-DEATH NOTICES" -CEATHN0T1CES- -DEATH NOTICES Pa 21. 1M9 OBITUARIES LOCAL' OUSTED BY TEAMSTERS FOR CASH DRIVE mmi v.tKKn LAIN SON Funeral Information T. HELLER Private services for. M. T.
Heller, -72, founder and board chairman of Milprint, Mil IDAHO FOREST AFLAME; SHUT TO VACATION ERS VICTIM, 30, DIES OF POLIO; CITY'S 8TH FATALITY CRZECHOWSKI-Mitehen Orieehowski, Ute of 2133 W. Potomac avenue, beloved husband of Marv, nee Londo, loving father of Sylvia and Allen, dear brother of Stanley Orzechowsici and Jean Slavik. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from parlors, 834-38 N. Ashland avenue, to SL faelen's church.
Interment SL Adalbert's. HAymarket 1-58CO. PALOKAT-Albert P. Palokat, beloved husband ot Helen, dear father of V'-ary Ann and Albert dear son of Mary and Peter Polokat. Funeral Thursday, 1 p.m., from heme, 2723 W.
25th street, to Zlon Lutheran church. Interment Concordia, cemetery. Virginia 7-3403. PERILLO-SSgL John P. PerUlo.
U.S.A., "ELCER-Charles Elger, Aug. 2T, f949, of 1500 E. 75th place, cherished husband of Magenta B. KUger, fond father ef Mrs. Magenta H.
Bonn. Services at chapel, 7509 Stony Island avenue, Wednesday, 10 a.m. Interment private, information TAirJax 4-2900. HOLVBERG-Frank H. Holmberg, beloved husband of the late Marie, father of Mrs.
Helen Gawne, Elmer, Oscar, Alb in and the late Henry Holmberg. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 p.ra., at chapel, 79th and Emerald. Inter meat Mount Greenwood. KELLY-Margaret E. 'Kelly, of 6433 Lake-wood avenue, beloved daughter of the late James and Elizabeth Grlfiin Kelly, sister of Laura.
William Mary. James and Edward J-Funeral Thursday, Aug.25, at 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 1559 Devon avenue, at Glenwood, to SU Igna CCTUVjAM-DeUa WcNlchclas Duggan, cf 6560 S. Carpenter street, beloved wife of tne late Patrick, fond mother of Julia Daly, Mary Wcibel and the Ute William Dugraa. At funeral home, 69th at Justine street. Funeral Thursday, 0 a m.
to St. Bremen's church. Interment Sepulchre. EOTEFT-Eertha Eggert, nee Katschke, of N. Sacramento avenue, beloved tfe of the late Christ, fond mother ef Urs.
Han Kaad. Mrs. Elsie Van The late William, and Charles, dear grandmother of Lorraine Kaad. Raymond Eggert, and La Vonne Van Deusen, great grandmother of James Drury, mother-in law ot Henry J. Kaad ar.d Rcbert Van Deusen.
ervices Thursday, 2:00 p.m., at chapel, 2750-52 Diverseir avenue, Br.der auspices of Equity chapter No. killed in action, Aug. 8, 1U44, at Lague, France, beloved husband of Mary, nee perpoli. fond father of SOUTH CHAPEL 18 W53T 6M STREET AT HARVARD PSdrz VZaanrth 6-0CZ5 CrrV.JJT-T-onl, 2 p.m.. at aL SERVICES ZO ES AivnAI-OLD EAROY-Mlsaie) KOSTH CHAPEL 65C1 WCRTH ASHLAND AWtT3Z FZOtZ LOrafbeaca l-i644 WES'rESDAT PCVSACS-lSwU.
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CAIXY-Carioea. CBYTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS) (Picture on back page) Fires raging out of control in Idaho's Payette National forest yesterday caused the area to be closed to vacationers. In Maine a dozen brush and timberland blazes were reported. Three big fires and a smaller one in Payette were whipped by high winds after a few showers of rain had brought some hope to weary fire fighters. Seven new hlaps were touched off by lihb waukee and Chicago, who died in Sunday, will be iheld in Tucson today.
A native of 'Germany, Mr. Heller founded his. (Company In Milwaukee in 'starting out with a one man print 'shop, and expanded it into one of the world's largest converters of 'packaging materials. He retired from the company presidency in 1948 because of ill health, and was succeeded by his brother, Mr. Heller leaves his widow, Anna; three sons, Ivan and Allen of Tucson, and Melvin, of Milwaukee; Mitchell, of Milwaukee; a brother; and a Mrs.
Flora Schoen, Milwaukee AUGUST G. SCHWERMAN August G. Schwerman, 77. a Jifelong resident of Lake county, died yesterday in his home at Sylvan Lake, a resort community which he developed. For 45 years he operated a lumber yard and store at Gilmer.
Mr. Schwerman was a deacon of Redeemer Lutheran church, Waukegan, and for many years was a member of the board of the Northern Illinois district of the Lutheran church, Missouri synod. Surviving are his widow, Pauline; three daughters and two sons. The funeral will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the Redeemer Lutheran church.
Burial will be in Fairfield, Wayne county. 767 O. E. S. Interment Concordia cemetery.
ARmitage 6-S511. ELE3EER-Inna Elegeer, beloved wife cf Thecphlel, fond mother of August, dear sister of Artaur. Rosary Wednesday, 8 p.m. Funeral Thursday, fcO a.m., from chapel, 2708 N. Western avenue, to Ft.
John Eerchman's church. Interment St. Josephs. UUmboldt 6-1717. ELEVELD-Eenry age 3, ef 1528 Austin boulevard, Cicero, beloved hus band of lecue, nee Smit, devoted father ef Rudolph, Richard, Eernice and Grace Simmons, grandfather of seven grand, children, brother cf Cora Zylstra, her.
man Eieveld and Gertrude Smith. Resting at funeral home, 6033 Roosevelt road, Cicero, until 11 a.m., Thursday, August 25tn, services 2 at the First Reformed church, lirth street and Oak Park avenue, Berwyn. Interment Forest Home cemetery. Olympic P. EUerbeck, 8429 S.
Sangamon street, beloved husoand of Anna M. Gibson, fond father of Lome, Roy and the late Helen Everett, grandfather of Ronald, Mary Ann, and Roy Jr. Resting at funeral home. 6915 Went worth tius caurca ana KLCP-Frederick H. Klipp, 1725 Van Bur.
en street, Dea Plalnes, beloved husband of Mabel, dear father of Chester and Mary Ellen. Resting at funeral home, Lee at Perry streets, Des Plalnes. Funeral Thursday, 10 at SL Mary's church. Interment All KOCH-Lawrenee H- Koch, Aug. 22, of 137 E.
Ravine road, Hinsdale, husband of Mrs. Dora Benander Koch, father of Marela and Larry, son of Mrs. Anna Koch, brother of Mrs. Carol Ladwlg. Resting at funeral home, 2nd and Lincoln street, Hinsdale.
Services Thursday, Aug. 25. at 2 p.m. Interment Bronswood cemetery. EOZIOL-John Koziol, of 2343 N.
Mango avenue, Aug. 22, 1949, beloved husband ot Julia, fond father of Lorraine and Richard, dear con of Apolonla. At chapel, 1331-35 W. Chicago avenue. Funeral Thursday, Aug.
25, 9:30 to SL James' church. Interment SL Adalbert's cemetery. ft. Kroencke, beloved hus. band of Marguerite, dear son of Anna and the late Rev.
Emll Kroencke, brother of Mrs. Lydia Schutte, brother-in-law of Otto F. GulldtnasL Member of Carnation lodge, No. 900, A.F. A.M.
Falrvlew chapter. No. 161. R.A.M.. and Mont Jole 'Boiler Room 'Raid Causes Action The charter of Teamsters union local 740 has been withdrawn, it jwas learned yesterday, because of charges of fraudulent fund collecting- done in its name by John A.
Thomas, professional solicitor who was arrested last Wednesday in his loop office and is charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. The local is the second organization which has been disowned by a parent body for having done 'business with Thomas, operator of a 'boiler room," or concentration of telephone solicitors. The charter of Navy Club Ship 56 was suspended Saturday, Made Plea For Orphans In the name of the Navy Thomas and his telephone solio: raised money to take orphans to the Railroad fair, to entertain at veterans' hospitals, and to hold a Christmas dance. In the name of Edwin Aaron, secretary-treasurer of th Teamsters he appealed for money for a weekly union Ray Schoessling, secretary of the joint Teamsters council in Chicago, said that the charter was revoked as soon as the local's connection with Thomas 'was learned. He said that upon Thomas' arrest he had summoned to his office and warned to cease using the union's Organized By Aaron Schoessling said that local 740 was organized by Aaron himself last winter, supposedly to cover jNegro livery cab drivers on the side.
He said he was "not satisfied" that Aaron made any attempt to sign up these drivers. Instead, Schoessling said, Aaron apparently used his charter as a means of raising money. SOUTHWEST CHAPEL 2i2t west Bta rrRsrr ECTS 8-2163 RCCZEZ-EenrjSr. 2 la efcareh. CVLVTR-CharlM C.
10 a.m., la chorea, LAIN SON avenue. Funeral services Friday, Aug. 29, comraandery No. 63. K.T.
Resting In chap H. JORDAN CO. 5 Yrs. Service SUperior 7-7709 800 E. ERE.
1 block E. of MlrMrvt FUNERAL HOM3 Patricia, son of Louis and Vincenza Peril' lo. Funeral parlors, 3500 W. Harrison street, after 6 p.m., Thursday. Funeral Friday, 9 a.m., from chapel, to Notre Dame church.
Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery. Kindly omit flowers. NEvada 8-0644. PERPOLI-See staff Sgt. John P.
PerUlo notice. Vernon Pipher of Flossmoor, Illinois, suddenly. Loving husband of Vera Mae, father of Wesley Vernon William Phillip, and Charles Ellsworth. Remains resting at funeral home, 18022 Dixie Highway, Homewood, Illinois, until Wednesoay, when remains till lie In state 11:00 a.m., at First Presbyterian church, Homewood. Services Wednesday at 2:00 p.m.
Interment Oak Lawn cemetery. PrPPEL-Anna Louise Pippel, ef 4534 K. Albany avenue, beloved wife of the late Oscar, loving mother of Paul O. Pippel, and Irma Van Pelt, dear grandmother of Jean Pippel, Marjorie Van Pelt and the late James and Lawrence Van PelL At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Thursday, Aug.
25, at 1 p.m. Interment RosehUl cemetery. Irene Lauletta notice. POLITO-See Frank GuUfrs notice. PRESCOTT-See George J.
Kuehn nolle. REID-Jack E. Reld, 220 W. 3Cth street, Aug. 22, 1949, loving husband of Bernice, fond father of Jack son of Alma and Earl Wade, brother of Sally Taylor and Edith Bishop.
At chapel, 316 W. 63rd street at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Thursday, Aug. 25, at 1 p.m. Interment Mount Greenwood. REIDY-Anna Moran Reidy, 4857 Washing- ton boulevard, beloved wife of the late John dear mother of James H.
and Richard T. Reidy, grandmother of Michael and Rosemary Reidy, sister of the late Mary Stanton, Patrick, Thomas and Michael Moran. Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from chapel, 4317 Madison street, to SL Thomas Aquinas church. Burial Calvary.
Member of Resurrection court W.C.O.F. AUstin 7-1137. ROLFES-Gerald A. Rolfes, cf Fort Lauderdale, Florida, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Mary E. Rolfes, fond brother of George T.
Rolfes of Denver, CoL At chapel, 6501 N. Ashland avenue, Chicago, where services will be held Thursday, August 25, at 3 p.m. Interment Acacia Park. Member cf North Shore No. 937, A.F.
A.M.,, Oriental Consistory, Medlnah Temple, court 48, R.O.J, and El Hajj. Fort Lauderdale, Florida papers please copy. ROOZEE-Henry Roozee, 6232 S. Sangamon street, August 21, 1949, beloved husband of the late Lena Roozee, nee DeWltt, fond father of Henry and William, grandfather of Allen and Henry, brother of John, Gerard, Carl, Mrs. Minnie Van Duyn, Mrs.
Susie Bol, and the late Peter Roozee. At chapel, 2121 W. 95th street, until noon Wednesday. Serv-' ices at Hope Reformed church, 78th street and Wolcott Avenue, Wednesday, August 24th, at 2:00 p.m. Interment Mount Greenwood.
RUSSO-Flora Russo, nee Vlgnola, of 1410 N. 21st avenue, Melrose Park, beloved wife of the late Joseph, fond mother of Rocco, Michael, Anna Pompeii, Marie Davis, Josephine Beisel, and the late Nick, Joseph, and Grace Felella, eighteen' grandchildren and four great-granchildren Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 24T 1949, 9:30 a.m., from chapel, 1810 Lake street, Melrose Park, 10 a.m., Mount Carmel church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. Melrose Park 635.
JOHN CARROLL SONS "Heme For Funerals" Sr! at Wabash WBliehall 4-e060 4M2 Rartraw1 At. I-C30S Main Roads Open To meet the emergency. Regional Forester E. B. Rice ordered all the Payette and Boise National forests and a portion of the Sawtooth forest closed to vacationers.
Motorists may traverse the forested areas only on main highways. "The fires are still spreading and all are out of control," said Joe Hesse 1, Payette forest public information officer. They now cover an estimated 15,000 acres. Fifty more men were added to the 1,500 already on the fire Unes. 1,000 Acres Destroyed A fast moving -fire in the Black1 Hills National forest in South Dakota also got completely out of hand last night, forest rangers' said.
About 1,000 acres of Woodland were estimated to have been' destroyed. There are no towns in the immediate forest area. Maine, too, had Its troubles. More than a dozen fires crackled in sun baked woods which officials said were in near-explosive condition. Rainfall and rising humidity in Yellowstone park eased the task of 900 fire fighters battling a 4,000 acre blaze, the Wyoming park's largest fire in 18 Qiebec School Bums QUEBEC, Aug.
23 (Special)-Eight homes, a village school and a bridge were destroyed by forest fires tonight a short distance from Quebec city. Several villages were threatened by the flames and 10 fire fighters narrowly escaped when surrounded by flames. Another fire was reported in the Quebec eastern townships region wIKi tfi nnfl nrrR t-xf urt.iHlanf1 Chicago's eighth 'infantile paralysis death of 1949, the 14th of the year within Cook county, was reported yesterday by the city health department. The victim was a man, 30. living in the 2500 block on Ardmore av.
Eight additional case, of the disease, four in Chicago, were reported within the county. They brought the total of cases reported in Chicago and suburbs to 281. In the corresponding 1948 period there were 124 cases and two deaths. Boy Camper Stricken One of the new suburban victims was an Oak Park boy, 9. the ninth case among boys and instructors who were at Camp Douglas, Muskegon, when it was closed two weeks ago because of a polio outbreak.
Three of those' who were at the camp, operated by the Oak Park Y.M.C.A., have died of polio. The other new suburban victims are an Oak Lawn boy, 4, and two Berwyn children, a boy, 5, and a girl, 3. the fifth and sixth Berwyn cases since Aug. 12. 184 Cases In Chicago The new city victims, in addition to the man who died, are a boy, 4, living in the 10700 block on Yates a boy, 7, living in the 2100 block on Foster and a boy, 1 1, living in the '800 block on S.
Kenneth av. So far this year there have been 184 cases in the city and 97 cases in suburban Cook County. In the corresponding 1948 period there were 104 cases and one death in the city and 20 cases and one death in the suburbs. 80 New Cases In State Eighty new cases of polio were reported to the Illinois health department, bringing the state's total for 1949 to 1,337 cases. At least 86 have died in Illinois of the disease, the department's records show.
Springfield, which has had 57 cases and 10 deaths from polio, lifted its polio quarantine at midnight last night. The quarantine; in effect since July 27, had confined children under 16 to their own premises. Appeal For More Nurses Theater owners and others reported sharp declines in business as a result of the quarantine. All but 16 of the cases and three of the deaths were reported before the quarantine was established. Dr.
J. H. Sham el, city health superintendent, said no new cases had been reported in the last four days, and that results of the quarantine "appear gratifying." Miss Lona L. Trott of St. Louis, midwest director of nursing services for the Red Cross, said 14 midwest states need at least 100 more registered nurses to handle polio cases and urged any nurses available to contact their local Red Cross chapters.
-CEMETERIES JEWISH Waldhelm-WU! sacriflc my 6 frTe lot for 100, FRiargatg 4-7 2 59. JOHN A. TANSEY Services for John A. Tansey, 60, of '5573 Monroe superin-. tendent of railroads the sanitary district, will be held at 10 a.
m. tomorrow in St, Catherine of Siena church, Austin and Washington blyds. Mr, Tansey was killed Sunday nlghUji an automobile collision at Mannheim rd. and Touhy near Park Ridge. He was a Democratic precinct captain in the 37th ward and a resident of Austin for many years.
He leaves his widow. Margaret; a son Joseph, and a daughter, Lettie; his mother, Mrs. Delia Tansey; four brothers and a sister. at p.m. interment FaLrmoum.
Member of Gresham lodge, No. 1052, A.F. and AM. and Division 241, SL Ry. employe.
ELLB-Chartes Alton Ellis. Aug. 22, 1949, of 633 Garrett place, Evanston, Illinois, husbanf of Elsie Louise Ellis. Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Service 2:30 p.m., Wednesday, at St.
Luke's Lady chapel, Klnman avenue and Lee street Evanston. Interment Memorial Park. ERICKSCN-Irving E. ricks on, Aurist 22, 144 beloved husband of Louise Coy la Erickson, fond father cf James, Dennis, and Christine, son of Carl, and Tekla Erickson, brother of Ernest and Mrs. Mildred Rolander.
Services Wednesday, 2 p.m. at funeral home, 6311 N. Clark street Interment Ridgewood. "FEFFER-Charles Feffer, beloved husband cf Pauline FeHer, nee Vuklts, ford father cf Frank, Mrs. Marie Verdone, Julius, Wilfred and Dorothy Feffer.
Funeral Friday, August 26th, tim, from funeral home, 3030 Central avenue, to St. Aloysius church, Le Mcyne and Oakley. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery. EErkshire 7-3483.
FELD-Victor Feld, aged 14 years, of 4733 Inglestde avenue, beloved son of Charles and Sarah, nee F.uss, fond broth er of Jerome Leon, and Danny, loving grandson of Bluma Russ. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment West Suburban cemetery. FELZAN-Berlha Felzan, beloved wife of John Felzan, devoted mother of Mary Sentkeresty, John Jr. and Helen Vrabllk, fond mother-tn-law of Joseph Sentkeresty, Catherine Felzan and Edward Vrabllk, dear grandmother of six.
Funeral Friday, August 26, 1:30 p.m., from chapel, 1427 W. Chicago avenue. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. MOnroe 6-2674. FLESCEER-Robert C.
Fleischer, beloved on of Hazel and Charles Fleischer, dear brother of James. Private services. Interment Cedar Park, TRiangle 4-1315 1 Dedication Announcements CCHUHA1I-A monument will be dedica'ed to tha rcemnrv rrf In i-t. Sunday, Aug. 26th, at 2 p.m., at Old Free In Memoriam- RTSOH -Georgi a Bryson.
Ia Iovir-g of tn dear wife. Aur. 4. -DEATH N0TICES- Many a lonely heartache, often silent tears tout always a Beautiful memory of the one we loved so dear. HUSBAND AKD DAUGHTERS 717 AT A-Antoinette Camata.
In loving re- FRED J. HAUSLER Fred J. Hausler, 60, of 9740 Avenue an Executive of the Lake Sand corporation and son of the late Martin Hausler, pioneer Chic ago an and founder of the Great Lakes Dredge and Dock company, died yesterday in South Chicago Community hospital. He is survived by his son, Fred J. Hausler and three daughters.
FROST-Marv Hewitt Frost, August. 23, nemDrance en a wonaenui wue ana mother who passed away three years ago today. Loving wife-faithful mother, Eow we miss your presence here. Home and world for those you cherished Are darkened since your passing, dear. Till memory fades and life departs.
You will live forever In our hearts. We loved you too dearly to ever forget, Eeep tn our hearts you are living yet. LOVINO HUS3A.T EEtt.TS AND CHILDREN FLORENCE, ROES, ELSIE, JOSS-PK. 6 URN IE AND GLORIA. i GOLD-Lillian Gold, bi lovlnz memory of our dear wife, mother, gone fourteen years.
MEYER GOLD AKD CHILDREN. METAIA-ilrs. Lillian Sssetana. In lowirg memory of our dear wife and mother, wno passed away, Aug. 4th, 1943.
LOVING HUSBAND JAMES, RONS, DALE AND JAMES burning fiercely. (FATALLY WOUNDS HIS CV.UICC Akin CCI AC Mi oi vo iree roaa, Lake orest, wife of the late Charles S. Frost, mother of Mrs. David Dangler, Marvin H. Frost and Mrs.
Louis E. Hamor, of Tucson, Arizona, sister of Mrs. Alfred H. Granger, Lake Forest; funeral Wednesday, August 24th, 2:30 p.m. at late residence.
Interment RosehilL Please omit flowers. Friends so desiring may send contributions to Frontier Nursing Service, Berea, Kentucky. POLICE HELP ARRIVES Mrs. Vesta Campbell, 35, of 4328 W. 99th pl Oak Lawn, was fatally wounded yesterday by her, divorced husband, Leland 35, of 11338 Michigan painter, who then fatally shot GILGUKH.Patrick T.
Gllgunn. eeioved hus Mrs. Lois. Lively, Mrs. Ida Dahl-strom and Mrs.
Mildred Lancaster, and a stepson, Erland Fleisch-hauler. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday in the chapel at 10515 Ewing av. Burial will be in Oak Hill cemetery, Hammond. MISS MARGARET E.
KELLY Services for Miss Margaret E. Kelly, 74, of 6433 Lakewood who died in her home Tuesday, will be held at 10 a. m. Thursday in St. Ignatius' church, 6559 Glenwood av.
Miss Kelly, an employe of the Boston store for 55 years' until her retirement five years ago, spent nearly 50 of them as a clothing, buyer. She leaves two sisters, Laura and Mary; three brothers, James, William, and Edward; 10 nephews and nieces, among them Miss Dorothy Kelly, a Tribune employe. cans oi Anna Catherine, nee toiler, beloved father of Stephen Phillip and the late Patricia Ann Gllgunn. Funeral Thursday, August 25th, at K30 a.m., from funeral home, 3246 Jackson boulevard, to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Queen of Heaven.
Native of County Letrim, Ireland. EEdzie 3-2234. Both died in Little Company of Mary hospital. Mrs. Campbell's present husband.
Jack Campbell, was at work when the shooting GLANDER-Martha K. Glander, 1345 S. SmeUca, died Augus 24, 1943. Ia lovirg rcmembranca of our dear sister and sister-in-law, who died ena year ago today. Te cands upon the clock that keep Trie hours cf the day.
Are constantly reminding, us Of ena year ago today. Too went first, we must ressaln. and ever sine things are so changed. LO1.ES0M2, EETTY JAlEo AJCjEL. STTLLIT'O- Fanr.e SteUlna.
In loving memory cf cur dear mother, woo passed away two years ago today. GCLE, FRANCES, JENNIE ACT MART. WCZFKEO-Cnarles Wolfred, Aop. 1S38 "Fcrever ia c-a- heartr" FATJY IBS. DARLE33.
otn court, ctcaro, oeioved wue of th lata Emll, food mother of Agnes Anderson, Eugene and George Glander and DIAZ, PRESIDENT OF PANAMA, DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS (Chicago Tribune Press Service) PANAMA CITY, Aug. 23-Domingo Diaz Arosem*na. 74, ei, itva stony istana avenue. iervices Wednesday, Aug. 24th, 2:30 p.m., under auspices of Mont Jole commandery.
Interment Oak Woods, BUtterlield 8-2068. TuEHN-George J. Kuehn. 2341 S. Albany avenue, beloved husband of Anna, nee Relnhold, fond father of the Rev.
Marts Prescott, Mildred So per, Louis, Harry, George Irving and the late Franklin, grandfather of nine, great-grandfather of four. Services Thursday, August 25, 2 p.m., at chapel, 3440 W. 26th street, under the auspices of Columbian lodge, 819, A.F. and A.M. Interment Oakrldge.
Bishop 7-9802. Olympic 1023. LANGE-Eazel A. Lange, beloved wife ef Harold, loving mother of Donna, fond daughter of Alfred Johnson and the late Hattie, sister of Mrs. Irene Hersey, Norman Johnson and Mrs.
Gladys Koe. Services Thursday, August 25th, 1 p.m., at funeral home, 5200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster. Interment Irving Park cemetery. LaPONTE-Josephine "Florence" LaPonte, nee Guarlno, beloved wife of Frank dear mother of Rosemary, dear sister of Tony, Anna Umbs, Angelina Zlzzo, Fred and Joseph.
Funeral Friday, 9 a.m., from funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St. Genevieve church. Interment Mount Carmel. BErkshlre 7-8070.
LAULETTA -Irene Lauletta, late of 3625 W. Huron street, beloved wife of Anthony, dear mother of Mary, and Anthony dear daughter of Barbara Polichio, and the late Ralph, dearly beloved sister of Ernest Nicholas, Charles', Josephine Constristano, Helen Bennardo, and An-tonette Muti. Funeral Thursday, 9:00 a.m. from chapel, 624 N. Western avenue, to Our Lady of Angels church.
Interment Mount Carmel. ARmitage 6-7800. LENTINI-Antonlo Lentint, beloved husband of Maria, loving father of Grazlani, Aibina Powell, Sadie Incrocci, Thomas, and Edmund, grandfather of nine grandchildren. Resting at funeral home, 6833-35 Fullerton avenue, funeral Friday, August 26th, 9 a.m. to St.
John Bosco church. Interment SL Joseph's. lORENZ-MInnie, nee Gehrke, Lorenz, suddenly, beloved wife of the late Fred, fond mother of the Rev. E. F.
Lorenz, mother-in-law of Frieda, grandmother of Vernon and Victoria. Resting at funeral W. 21st street, until 10:30 a.m., Thursday. Services 1:30 p.m., at St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran church, 21st and Hoyne avenue.
Interment Concordia, Hammond, Indiana. Virginia 7-77S8. MACALUSO-Anthony Uacaluso, age 77, August 23, in his borne Coal City, 111., husband of the late Ignasia, father of Annie Marfise, Mary Harlev, Rose Aroedeo of Chicago, Sam of Stoughton, Wisconsin, Delia Owens, Josephine, Mike, Nick and Joseph of Coal City, fourteen grandchildren, brother of Mary Brancato of Springfield, Dominic of Chicago Heights, Nick and Joseph of, Chicago. Funeral services Saturday, August 27th, from the Reeves funeral home, Coal City, 111., at 9:45 a.m., to the Assumption church, at 10 a. on.
Interment in Mount Olivet cemetery, Wilmington, HL MAHONEY-See Delia Coughlin notice. MARTDI-Fred Martin, late of 200 S. Albany avenue, dear friend of Mr. and Mrs. F.
Kenner, retired postal clerk. Services Thursday, August 25, 1949, a'. 1 at chapel, 2715 Madisoa street. Information SAcramento 2-2238. McGREG OR-Henry McGregor, Age 63, 10335 a Bell avenue, beloved husband cf Mabel, fond father of Myrtle Gerwig and the late George, grandfather cf Melvin McGregor, Mabel Glass, Walter R.
Gerwig and i.arjorie Baser and five -Teat-grandchildren. Services at chapel, 7838 Cottage Grove avenue, Thursday, August 25, at 2 p.m. Interment Evergreen. RAdcliffe 3-0220 MELCHIOR-Edwln F. Melchior, suddenly, beloved husband of Minnie, nee Jaenicke, fond father of Katherine Morris, Ardell Isaacson, of.
Euclid, Ohio, and the late Edwin, grandfather of five. Funeral notlc later. Village 6108. WELZER-WUllam P. Melzer, of North-brook, August 21st, husband of Catherine Louise, nee Rugen, son of Mrs.
Sara Melzer, fond father of Dorothy Gillesby, Mildred, Wallace, Helen, Raymond, Ruth MueUer, Wilma Maxson and William. Resting at funeral home, 1722 Shermer avenue, Northbrook, until Wednesday noon. Services Wednesday, 2 p.m., at Northbrook Village Presbyterian church. Interment Ridgewood cemetery. Member of Glenview lodge.
No. 1058 A. F. and A. M.
MTLEY-Dan J. Mlley, Downers Grove, August 22, 1949, beloved husband of Laura May, nee Skeels, fond father of Cecil, Daniel Kenneth, Cora and Hazel. Services at funeral home, 4923 Mala street, Downers Grove, Wednesday, August 24, at 3 p.m. Interment Clarendon Hills cemetery. MTLirE-Jane E.
Milne, August 22, 1949, of 1402 Dempster street, Evanston, LL, wife of the late Robert F. Milne, mother of Mrs. Ethel Hunter, Mrs. Harold H. Burt and Earl W.
Brown, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, sister cf Mrs. Frank A. Harsch, Mrs. Victor Gluedy and Mrs. George W.
Dunham. Service 3:30 p.m., Wednesday at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston. Interment Burlington, Iowa. MINARD-Josephine Mlnard, beloved wife of the late William Wallace, fond mother of Francis V. and Wallace grandmother of William M.
and JoEllen, sister of George L. and Alb In P. Metzger, Llda Jessup and the late Caroline Bruce and Arthur J. Metzger. Services at chapel, 7838 Cottage Grove avenue, Friday, Aug- ust 26, at 3 p.m.
Interment Oakwoods. RAdcliffe 3-0220. WORGAN-WiUlam Mc. Morgan, at Wood, Wisconsin, formerly of Roseland, Aug. 21, 1949, dear brother of Mrs.
Elizabeth Ann Udell of Los Angeles, CaL At chapel. 214 E. 115th street. Service Thursday, Aug. 25, at 3 p.m.
Interment Cedar Park. HORSON-Pearl Morson, cf 3605 Leland avenue, suddenly at Kyannls, beloved daughter of Joseph and Sarah, nee Hoffman, dear sister of Mildred Vele. Services Friday, 4 p.m., at chapel, 52SS Broadway. Train arrival Thursday morning. URSETTO-Joseph Ursetto, beloved husband of Rose, nee Fratto, dear father of Mrs.
Mary lozzl, Frank, Joseph Jr. and Mrs. Rose Florez. Funeral Thursday, August 25, at 9:30 a.m., from Ute residence, 3139 S. Princeton, to Santa Marls Incoronata church.
Interment Mount Carmel. CAlumet 5-0336. WARD-Ellen B. Ward, fond mother of Dorothy Ward North, sister of Clara Stafford, grandmother of Nancy W. Smith, great-grandmother of William A.
Smith. Funer Friday, 2 p.m., at funeral home, 1359 L4von avenue at Glenwood. interment private. WHITE-M. Maud White, beloved daughter of the late Patrick and Ellen, nee Ryan, dear sister of the late Michael, John, and William White.
At funeral home, 4048-50 W. Harrison street. Funeral Thursday, 9 a.m., to St. Mel's church. Burial Cell-vary.
NEvada 8-2818. WIERSEMA-Florence E. Wiersema, Aug. 23rd, 1949, of 737 Hinman avenue, Evanston, Illinois, formerly of Crystal Lake, Illinois, wife of George Wiersema, mother of Marjorie, daughter of Hallle May-hew, sister of Emma. Resting at chapel, 1567 Maple avenue, Evanston, Mass.
10 a.m., Friday, at St. Mary chruch, Oak avenue and Lake street, Evanston. Interment All Saints cemetery. Please omit flowers. WIERZBICKI-Anna Wierzbictd, August 22, late of 2300 N.
Janssen avenue, beloved mother of Anna Oken, Edward Groja and John WierzbickL Funeral Thursday, 9:30 from funeral 501-03 Southport avenue, to SL Josaphat church. Interment SL Adelbert's. Lincoln 9-0098 WILLE-August H. Wille, age 74, of TInley Park, EL, beloved husband cf Dorothea nee SlebrandL loving father of August George Herman Miss Ella, Elvin and Mrs. Frieda Kuech, fond brother of Ernest Fred, Mrs.
Anna Fehsel and Mrs. Sophie Koehler. Resting at Hirsch funeral home, Tinley Park, I1L, Wednesday, with services Thursday, 2 p.m., at SL John's Evangelical Lutheran church. Coopers Grove. Interment Coopers Grove.
WTLLIAMS-Mrs. Emma Magnus Williams, 85, widow of Harry Fitch Williams, Aug-, ust 8, at Santa Barbara, Calif. Services at Graceland cemetery, Thursday, August 25, at 4 p.m. WITHALL-Ernest Withall, beloved husband" of Edith fond father of Edith Maddox, Albert, and Robert Withall, and the late Adele Henlngton, dear brother of Minnie Milligan, Jeffrey, Harry, Albert, and Arthur, grandfather of Charles and William Maddox, Lois Libbin, Richard and Lee Henington, Albert, and John Withall. Services Thursday, 2:00 p.m., at chapel, 6245 S.
Kedzie avenue. Interment Mount Hope. Member of John B. Sherman lodge No. 880 A.
F. and A. Oriental Consistory, and Medinah Shrine A. A. O.
N. M. S. PRospect 6-9693. WITHERS-Charles R.
Withers, of 1228 E. 43th street, beloved husband of Jessica, brother of Andrew. E. Resting at chapel, 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral Friday, August 26, at 2:30 p.m.
Interment Mount Hope. Member of Electrical Workers, local 134. YEZO-Stephen Yezo, beloved husband of Virginia Yezo, fond brother of Paul, Anne Kozubik, Betty Hassil, Susan Jurik, Mary and Mildred Sipla and Catherine Hodul. Funeral Thursday, Aug. 25th, 9 a.m., from chapel, 1125 W.
18th street, to Sacred Heart church. Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. CAnal 6-6524 and 6-0668. ZIMBLER-Jacob Simbler, Ute residence.
4537 N. Albany avenue, beloved husband of Ida, fond father of Benjamin, Rose Polansky, Faye Nicholas and Harry, dear brother of Harry Zlmbler, dear grandfather of Hope Gale. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment WesUawn. occurred.
Mrs. Campbell saw Garrett ap-: preaching the house and sent her 7 year old stepson to the home of Mrs. James Moore, 4332 W. 99th Oak Lawn, with a note which read: "Please call police. My ex--husband is coming here and I am.
scared Police'man Ray Shank found the' front door locked. As he approached the rear door he heard two shots. Mrs. Campbell was found on the floor of the utility room, and Garrett on the kitchen floor, both with bullet wounds in' the head. -DEATH N0TICES- Florence Slerplnskl, sister of Agnes Fiery, Marv Sment and Harriet PereL Funeral Friday, August 26, 8:30 a.m., from chapel, 6301 W.
Cermak road, Berwyn, to St. Francis of Rome church. Interment Arlington cemetery, Milwaukee, Wis. Olympic 1023, LAwndale 1-2262. GCDFREY-Mary VIolloy Godfrey, late of 8143 S.
Hermitage avenue, beloved wife of the late William, fond mother of William, Cornelius, Anthony, Joseph, Helen, Robert, Arthur and John Godfrey. Funeral Thursday, 0 a.m. from funeral borne, 2104 W. 66th street, to Little Flower cmnb. Interment St.
Mary's. EEverly 8-5500. GOLDSTEEI-Louls A. Goldstein, 8419 Irving Park boulevard, beloved husband of Anna, fond tamer of Frances Eisecstadt, Joseph (Marietta, Helen Polonsky, Philip More, Be mice Gailer, Eugene More and the late Sidney More, brother of Mary Miller, Rachael Katz and Sophie Walsman, twelve grandchildren. Funeral Thursday, 10 at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue.
Interment Westtawn cemetery. GOCD-Iames L. Good. 2nd U.S. A.
president of Panama, died today. He had been hospitalized since July 5 because of a heart attack. When he failed to improve, he requested six months leave of absence and Vice President Daniel Chanis, It a "4 Diz HURRICANE CAUSES WARNINGS FOR CAPES COD AND HATTERAS LOUIS H. SIEGEL Services for Louis H. Siegel, 62, of 5656 Ridge who died Monday in St.
Elizabeth's hospital, will be held at 11 a. m. today in the chapel at 5206 Broadway with iburial in Waldheim cemetery. Mr. Siegel, a pioner of Chicago's garment manufacturing industry and president of the Marvel Manufacturing company, 234 Wells suffered a heart attack Sunday after attending the wedding of his Lessing, Surviving are his widow, Anna, his son and three sisters, MAX FELLNER Services for Max Fellner, 70, of 4705 Ingleside av will be held at 3 p.
m. Thursday in the chapel at 6935 Stony Island av. Burial will be in Oak Woods cemetery. Mr. Fellner, who operated a loop luggage shop for more than 25 years prior to his retirement, died Monday in Augustan a hospital after a long illness.
He is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Phillia Stritz, Mrs. Retina Meunison and Mrs. Emma Blask, and a brother, Samuel. A.F., March lv4, over oermany, beloved son of Ethel H.
and Frank M. Good. gTandson of Isabella K. Miami, Aug. 23 (AP)-Storm warnings flew at Cape Hatteras tonight for a hurricane containing 100 mile winds which pounded the steamship Mormac Surf as it swirled northward off the Atlantic coast.
Grady Norton, chief storm forecaster in the Miami weather bureau, said the hurricane of moderate force probably would brush past Cape Hatteras about daylight, and might similarly approach Cape Cod, Mass. Meantime, as the small but fuly developed first hurricane of the year swirled about 300 miles at sea off Brunswick, a new tropical disturbance developed Jn the Atlantic some 300 miles east of Puerto Rico. Hathaway. Remains resting at funeral borne, 200 N. Western avenue, corner of Foster, from noon Thursday until services at 2:30 p.m.
Interment RosehlU cemetery. Please omit flowers. IXfcgteaca l-6o74. GUALL-LocT McGowas Guall. August 22, 1949, dearly beloved wife of Herman fond mother of Mrs.
Anna Wliken and Mrs. Florence Gehrke, fond sister of John, David, William, George, Florence Alfred and the late Robert, daughter of the late Robert W. and Ann Jane McGow-an. Service Thursday, 2 p.m. at residence, 4C55 S.
Campbell avenue. Interment Arlington. LAfayetie 3-0980. GUARTNO-See Josephine "Florence" La-Pome notice. GUARNEIRI-Prospero Guarneirl.
beloved husband of Jennie, nee Capozzlello. dear father of Dominic, and Anna Marie, nephew of Prospero Capozzlello. Funeral Friday, at 820 from chapel. 3159 Jackson boulevard, at Kedzie, to Presentation church. Interment Queen of Heaven cemetery.
KEdTle 3-1617. GUTFFRE-Frank GuUfre, beloved son of the late Marino and Concetta, loving brother of Mrs. Peter Caruso and Mrs. Nicholas Pollto. Resting at chapel, 851-E.
75th street, until 9:30 Friday, August 23. Mass 10:30 a.m., at St. Maria Incoronata church, 218 W. I Alexander street. Interment Holy Sepulchre.
Lie Anderson, 2, la-e cf 1C15 Lyiua avence, Cak Fark, wife of tr late Andrew Acderson, mother cf Isabel, Carl, Andrew, fjs. Wyrtle Esrgener, Vrs. Lillian Sevetrca, and the late Elian. Services Weicesaay. 4.
at 2 p.m.. fxcra jneral home, 2o Linoola sireet, Hcsiale. Inter--cent Wocdamo. BAHTLrr-ABsa H. EartUsg, of Cl Glec.iea road, Glenview.
wife of the late Claries D. Eartazg. motier cf Charles ai Rayctccd Ear Leg, sister of fctrs. Rudoipn Larson. Services Taursday, 4 p.m., at chapel, 1104 Wauk- road, Glesview.
Intercept Cak Woods cemetery. EnWARDO-Se Ires Laaletu tctice. E-jrOTkCJC-Catherire Elskowsid, nee late cf 6712 S. Albany street, lovlag mother of lary, Stanley, Irene, Ctesr, and Itarita, dear sifter of Graces, and dear sister-in-law of Louis Grajek, fond mother-in-law of Jcca lirtanx. John Cooney, and Mary Elricowsid, gnnsimother of Walter, Leonard, and Delores Urbaniajc, Kll-hael, and Melacie Cooney, and UarLyn, and Raymond BinkowsJ.
Funeral Friday, 920 a.m-, freni 1256-63 W. 5'st street, to St. Jchn cf God church, later-T-er Resurrection cemetery. ECYER-Earl H. Eoyer, D.D.S..
lae cf 7ICb Harvard averse, lovlcg cuband of Eers tee Murray, tseioved father of Patricia and Charles, fond son cf Eertha and the late Irving Eoyer, trother cf Rita Kiiburn. Member of Csicago Dental society. Resting at funeral home, 1313 S. Park avenue. Services Thursday, A.ugMst ti, 2 p.m.
Internment fctount Greenwood cestet-ry. Iaformatlca TRlarle 4-iCi4 CARUSO-see frask Guiis-e notice. CAWLET-Kae Cawley, tee Browne, former, ly of 6C34 11. Klapiewood avenue, Chicago Fond wife cf Thomas Cawley. daughter of Elien Browne, sister of Anthony, John, and William Browne, Delia Curtin and tne late Eirdie Laveile, passed away in Los Angeles, CaliL, Aug.
20, liii. Services ia. Los Angeles, Aug. 23rd, at All asnts church. 9 a.m.
Interment Calvary cemetery, Los Angeles. CKRtSTEJSEN-AZma A. Chrlstensea, nee Kruslock, 6337 Elm street, Vfcrtcn Grow, beloved wife of the late Emit C. dear mother of Eleanor Koetzer, grandmother of Raymond. Funeral from chapel.
CS1 Dempster street, Grove, Thursday, at 2 p.m. Interment Arllsgtoa cemetery. Elsubrst, Uilnois. Irene Lauletta notice. -Delia Mahceey CougMin, be- -loved of the late Joseph dear stster of Coo Mahoney, fond niece of Katie Horan.
Funeral Thsrsday, August Irth, at 9:30 a.m., from funeral home, 3C40 Jackson boulevard, to Resurrection. Interment All Saints. Native of Castle-island. County Kerry, Ireland. KEdt 3-23r4.
CULVER-Charles Gressing Culver, lCit Pamell avenue, August 2Cnd, 1943, beloved husband cf Dorothy Kinuran Culver, fend father cf Charles, Donald, and Joan, son cf Gertrude Culver, brother of Jack. Ftsteral from chapel, 2121 W. 95th SCHAEFER-Bertram G. Schaefer, aged 16, beloved son of Anthony and Clara, nee Dettloff, fond brother ot Bernard and Mary. Interment St.
Joseph's. Graveside services 11:30 a.m., Wednesday. AVenu 3-3426. SCHETBE-Charlotte Schelbe, nee Foster, of 5622 N. Miltlmore avenue, beloved wife of Frank, dear stepmother of Sgt.
William, and Robert Schelbe. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Thursday, Aug. 25, at 10 a.m. SCHNEIDER-Otto Schneider, late of 1303 N.
Bosworth avenue, fond brother of Paul Bellak, and William. Funeral Friday, 2 p.m., at chapel, 929 Belmont avenue. Interment Wunders cemetery. SCHUETZNER-Agnes Schuetzner, 1347 Wolfram street, August 22, 1949, loving mother of Josephine Dersch, and the late John, fond grandmother of six grandchildren, and nine great-grandchildren. Services Wednesday, August 24th, at 3:00 p.m., at chapel, 2114 Irving Park road.
Interment Acacia Park cemetery. SCHWERM AN-August George Schwerman, of Sylvan Lake, Illinois, beloved husband of Pauline, fend father of Mrs. Lillian Hitzmann of Aurora, Esther and Marlon at home, Carl H. of Mount Prospect and Earl O. Rochester, also four grandchildren and three sisters, Mrs.
Minna Massmann of Llbertyvllle and Anna and Lena of Gilmer. Resting at funeral home, 120 W. Park avenue. Liber tyville, from Tuesday evening, 7:30 p.m., until Thursday, 11:30 a.m. After p.m.
Thursday, friends may call at Redeemer Lutheran church, Asa and Grove streets, Waukegan, Illinois, until services there at 2:30 p.m., Thursday. Interment SL Matthew's cemetery, Fairfield, Illinois. SHEARBURN-Agnes M. Shearburn, nee Hale, August 2, wife of the late Raymond beloved mother of Vernell Maxon, Jeanette Lilly and Richard sister of Cecelia Schroeder and the late Esther GUI, Maude Campbell and Arthur Hale. Services Wednesday, 1:30 p.m., at chapel, 7319 Madison street, Forest Park.
Interment Forest Home. STEGEL-Louls Slegel. 'of" 5664 Ridge avenue, beloved husband of Anna, nee Weinberg, dear father of Lesslng, fond brother of Tlllle Greenberg, Sarah Harris, Marsha Schultz, the late Jack, Max, Abe and Anna Blender. Services Wednesday, 11 a.m., at chapel, 5208 Broadway. Interment O.K.O.J., Waldheim.
i SIMPSON-Edith Moeller Simpson, of 2445 Kartrey avenue, Evanston, 111., August 22, age 60 years, wife of Herbert S. Simpson, mother of Bruce L. and Nancy L. Simpson. Services Wednesday, 2:30 p.m., at RosehlU cemetery chapel.
SMITH-Allce Eowden Smith, August 22, 1949, of 7745 Haskins avenue, Chicago, 111., wife of the late Byron B. Smith, mother of Byron B. and Paul A. Smith. Service and interment private.
SKODGR ASS -Catherine Ann Snodgrass, beloved wife of J. O. Snodgrass, sister of Sarah Green, Richard Hester and the late Mary Ruel and William Hester. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.m., from chapel, 3424 W. 63rd street, to SL Nicholas of Tolentine church.
Interment Mount OllveL GRovehUl 6-0090. SOFER-See George 7. Kuehn notice. SPIEGEL-Mathllda Spiegel, Ute of 8454 S. Winchester avenue, fond sister of Joseph E.
Spiegel, loving aunt of Cecilia G. Biggs, Helen G. McCracken, Edward Spiegel and Helen Davidson. Funeral Thursday, 9 a.m., from funeral home, Halsted at 76th street, to St. Ethelreda church.
Interment St. Mary's cemetery. STewart 3-7700. STEINBERG-Mary Steinberg, nee Brown, of 4939 N. Whipple street, beloved wife of the Ute Hyman, dear mother of Jack, Andrew, Annette Conn and the late Ros-lyn, fond sister of Eli, Jennie Strauss, Sarah Romanoff, Louis, the late Sam, AlberL Gordon and Archie.
Services Wednesday, 1 p.m., at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment WesUawn. SZALKOWSKI-Mary nee Schultz, August 21, 1949, of 3316 Balmoral avenue, beloved wife of Joseph, loving mother of Helen, Alice, Lillian, Harriet, Anita, Harrlette, George, Leon, Edward, Sidney, Henry and Anthony, dear sister of Mrs. Minnie Weg-ner, Mrs. Gertrude Wegner, Mrs.
Frances Piatkowski, Mrs. Julia Foote. Steph- en and Andrew Schultz, dear mother-in-law of Catherine, Gertrude, Mary, Leo-nore, Sophie, Klay Walburn, Lester Regione, Edmund Butler, Joseph Truce and Joseph Pluczynskl, twenty-five grandchildren, one great-grandchild. Resting at funeral home, 3358 N. Lawndale ave-' nue.
Funeral Thursday, August 25, at 9 a.m., to Our Lady of Mercy Interment St. Adalbert's cemetery. JUnlper 8-0151. S2KviVAROK-John Sikwarok, husband of Theresa, dear father of Peter and Estelle, brother ef Mrs. Anna Czuiko, grand father of Roland.
Funeral Thursday, 9 a.m., from chapel, 2010 W. 51st street, to St. Mary's Nativity church, 50th and Paulina. Interment SL Nicholas. ARmitage 6-4575.
TAKSEY-John A. Tansey, suddenly, beloved husband of Margaret, nee Moore, dear father Joseph and Lettie, son cf Delia, nee Broderick, and the late Michael, brother of Elmer, Sheldon, Joseph, Frank and the Ute Mae Quigley. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a.m., from funeral heme, 238 S. Cicero avenue, to SL Catherine of Siena church. Interment All Saints, information AUstin 7-1000.
OBITUARIES Dvoth notices on this page ore) in TWO unduplicatod alphabetical listings. Tha lata edition notices follow. 57, was named acting president on July 28. Diaz, a member of the Liberal party, succeeded Enrique A. Jimenez in elections last year, defeating former President Arnulfo Arias, who fled to Costa Rica after an attempted coup.
Diaz, the father of 11 children and grandfather of 29. was a friend of the United States and believed in mutual responsibility for the defense of the Panama canal. His funeral will be tomorrow. Chanis said in a manifesto that he would continue Diaz's administrative policies. HARY hughitt frost.
DAUGHTER OF RAIL BUILDER, DIES AT 85 Mrs. Mary Hughitt Frost, 85, daughter of the late Marvin Hughitt, one of America's great railroad builders, died early yesterday in her home at 946 Elmtree Lake Forest. Mrs. Frost lived in Lake Forest for more than 50 years and had long been active in the First Presbyterian church there and in the Frontier Nursing service. She was the widow of Charles S.
Frost, architect, who died in 1931. Her father, long chairman' of the North Western railroad, died in 1928 at the age of 90. Surviving Mrs, Frost are two daughters, Mrs. David Lake Forest, and Mrs. Louis E.
Hamor, Tucson, Ariz; a son, Marvin H. Frost, also of Tucson; 10 grandchildren; seven great-' grandchildren, and a sister, Mrs. Alfred H. Granger. Lake Forest.
Services for Mrs. Frost will be held in her home at 2:30 p.m. today. Burial will be in Rosehill rernetery. -DEATH NOTICES- DR.
WILLIAM BALDWIN BOWERS Dr. William Baldwin Bowers, 72, company physician for Swift Co. from 1913 until he retired in 1941, died Sunday in hisvhome in Lincoln, friends here learned yesterday. Dr. Bowers was a graduate of Northwestern university.
Surviving are his widow, Etta, and a brother, E. A. Bowers, of Columbus, Neb. Services were held yesterday in Lincoln. EDMOND JALOUX LAUSANNE, Switzerland, Aug.
23 (AP)-Edn-ond Jaloux. 71, French writer and member of the Academie Francaise, died here yesterday after a heart attack. HENRY ELEVELD Services for Henry Eieveld, 63, of 1928 Austin Cicero, owner and operator of a furniture trucking service at 65 E. 28th will be held at 2 p. m.
tomorrow in First Reformed church, Berwyn. Burial will be in Forest Home cemetery. Mr. Eieveld died Tues-' day in West Suburban hospital. He leaves his widow, Jennie; two sons, Rudolph and Richard; two daughters, Bernice and Mrs.
Grace Simmons, and seven grandchildren. MRS. EMMA MAGNUS WILLIAMS Services for Mrs. Emma Magnus Williams, 85, native Chicagoan who died Aug. 8 in Santa Barbara, will be held at 4 p.
m. Thursday at the family lot in Graceland cemetery. She was the daughter of August Magnus, a Chicago pioneer. Mrs. Williams served on the board of the Illinois Training School for Nurses for many years and had been president, vice president and treasurer.
CHARLES WITHERS Services for Charles Withers, 59. of 1226 E. 46th sL. who died Monday at his summer home in Muskegon, will be 'held at 2:30 d. m.
Friday in the chapel at 7350 Cottage Grove with 'burial in Mount Hope cemetery. He was a foreman in the bureau of streets and electricity and had worked as a radio and sound engineer. Surviving are his widow, Jessica, and a brother. Andrew Withers. MULCAHY-SgL Daniel i.
Mulcahy, of 3e4l w. outa place, kiuea January c.iiHJ beloved son of Amy Keough Mulcahy and the late Matthew Mulcahy. bro i ADVERTISMENTJ DOCTORS UOnU: COT EOTtU STCOI EARDY-Mlnnle C. Hardy, 89 years, of 6420 S. Pamell avenue, August 23, 1949, mother of Emma Luckan, Frieda Kus-maul, Charles A.
of Portsmouth, Va. and Paul W. Hesselschwerdu At chapel, 316 W. 63rd street at Harvard avenue, services will be held Wednesday, August 24, at p.m. Interment Iowa City.
ITATCH-Johanna Hatch, nee Sullivan, late of 6001 Marshfield, beloved wife of Clifford dear daughter of the lata Michael and Johanna Sullivan, fond sister of Mrs. Mary Gannon. Mrs. Elizabeth Brumleve, Regina Sullivan, the late John and Cornelius. Funeral Thursday, 10 a.m., from funeral home, 1136 W.
87 street, to Little Flower church. Mass 10:30 a.m. Interment Mount Oil vet. RAdclllie 3-1100. EELFERS-Fred Heifers, 1480 Oakwood street.
Dea Plalnes, beloved husband cf the late Pauline, dear father of Edward, Ella Carlson, Alfred, Mabel Haemker, Elmer, Walter, and Eerman, Resting at funeral home, Lee at Perry streets, Des Plalnes, where services will be held Thursday, at 2 p.m. Interment St. John Elk Grove. HELLER-M. T.
Heller, age 72, August 21, at Tucson, Ariz-, husband of Anna Hart Heller, father of Ivan, Allen and Melvin, grandfather of Mitchell brother of William Heller and Flora Heller Schoen. Funeral services private at Tucson, Ariav Wednesday, August 24, at 4 p.m. EERZNG-Anna Mangaa Bering, beloved wife of the Ute us lave. fond mother of Louise Pancratz, Gustave Jr. and Martin, sister of James and Martin Mas-ran and Marie Elllckson, grandmother of Borita and Timothy Bering, mother-in-law of John Pancratz and Marjorie Hering.
Funeral Thursday, 11 from funeral home, 4516 U. Kedzie avenue to Our Lady of Mercy church. Interment St. Joseph's. EtntN-Jotanna Huha, formerly of 6001 N.
KUaoura avenue, Chicago, at Toledo, Ohio, beloved wife of H. G. Huhn, fend mother of Mrs. Richard E. Jacob of Chicago and Mrs.
Harold Herschman of Crown Point. dear grandmother ef four. At chapel, 6501 K. Ashland avenue, alter 12 noon, Wednesday. Services at eiwpel.
Thursday. A'gust 25, at 2 Interment Memorial lark. AMZELMO-Antonino Amzelmo, husband of the late Francesa, nee Cottona, father of Sarah Palazzolo, Pearl Geraldi, Modesto, Joseph and Peter. Resting at chapel, 441 North avenue. Service Saturday, August 27th, 8:30 a.m., to St.
Vincent's church. Interment Mount Carmel. Michigan 2-1234. DORB AND -Charles N. Dorband, dearly beloved husband of Adeline Kent Dorband, loving father of Rose Mary Lindsten, Charles, Dorothy, James and John, fond brother of Mary McKimmons, Thomas, John, Helen, and the Ute Michael and Joseph.
Funeral from chapel at 3100 Irving Park road Friday, 9:30 a.m., to Our Lady of Mercy church. Interment i St. Joseph's cemetery. ESPOSTTO-Joseph S. Esposito of 608 S.
Morgan street, loving husband of Bernice, nee Forte, devoted father of Josephine, dear son of Peter and the late Josephine, fond brother of John, Angelo, Andrew and Mrs. Theresa Bellini. Funeral Thursday, 8:45 a.m., from chapel, 813 W. Taylor street to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.
MOnroe 6-0449. FELLNER-Max Fellner, son of the late Adolph and Minna, brother of Mrs. Phil-lia Stritz, Mrs. Regina Meunisen, Mrs. Emma Blash, Samuel and the late Hannah Polachek and Mr.
I. Fellner of Cleveland Ohio. Services Thursday at 3:00 p.m. at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Oakwoods.
MACHACEK-WiUiam Machacek beloved husband of Anna, nee Kubica, fond father of Charles, Anna Talashek, William and John, father-in-law of Elsie, Rudolph, Julia, and Irene, grandfather of six grandchildren, brother of Antionette Kovaciny and Mary Dinsa. Funeral Friday, 9: 00 a.m from residence, 2245 W. Huron street to Sacred Heart church. Interment Our Lady of Sorrows. SEeley 3-5400.
MAYER-Robert E. Mayer of Chicago, at Marceie, Minnesota. Beloved son of Edwin G. and Helen, nee Thoennissen. Services and interment private.
WOJTUSZKTEWICZ-Anthony Wojtuszkiewics 2923 Wisner avenue, beloved husband of Stephanie, nee Lewicki, fond father of Chester and Leonard, father-in-Uw of Margaret and Marjorie, brother of Helen Pomykalski. Euneral Friday, 9:30 a.m., from chaoel. 3630 W. George street to ther of Mary Hansen, Collette Aument, Rita Gleason, Sgt. John P.
Mulcahy, of Hawaii, Cecelia Camlre, and Matthew. Memorial mass Thursday, August 25th, 9:30 a.m. at St. Nicholas of Tolentine church. Services and interment August 25th, 10:30 a.m., Jefferson Barracks National cemetery, St.
Louis, Missouri. Information MOnroe 6-0578. Mtrn-See Irene Lauletta notice. NELS Oil-Robert Kelson, beloved husband of Gladys, nee Sward, loving son of Axel and Hilda Nelson. Services and Interment private.
Information LOngbeach 1.6874 OESTRY-Flora Boness Oestry of Lemont, wife of the late Adam, beloved mother cf Helen, Olga Folk, and Paul, fond grandmother of Paul and David Oestry and Carol Folk. Resting at funeral home, 601 State street, Lemont Funeral services Thursday, 2 p.m. at SL Matthews Evangelical Lutheran church. Interment parish cemetery. OLSES-RaytDOK! Clsen, Miami, Florida, Augost 21st, 1949, formerly of 8611 S.
Hermitage avenue, Chicago, Illinois, beloved husband of Melba Clsen, brother of Ethel Thompson, Alice Young, and Olaf Otsen, At chapel, 316 W. 63rd street, at Harvard avenue, where services will be held Thursday, August 25th, at 2 p.m. Interment Fairmount. street, Tnursaay, August LS. at a.m.
to St. Eelere ot the Cross church, 102nd street and Normal avenue. Interment AU Saints. BEL-Louia E. DIebeL of Velrose Park, 11U.
beloved husbacet of the late fciamie, fcad father cf Mrs. Emily Toungsteadt, Mrs. Grace Fink, Itrs. Marion Ransom and Jack L. Services Thursday, 2 p.m., at funeral home, Lae street at 2nd avenue, Vtaywood.
lotermeot Oak Ridge. I'jywood 14. DCTTiHTY-Safcfaa E. Doherty, nee Gordon, beloved w4e cf the late Michael, fond sister of Sea Srtyder, Karjjah Mueiier, and tim late Mary A. Dully, Catherine Ifullen, and John Gordon.
Funeral front -tapel, 31C0 Irvirs; Pars road. Thursaay, 19 a.m.. to Our Lady cf Vercy church. Calvary cemetery. CSAGO-AntomnoDrago, late of "5 Eeacb avenue, beloved hoscard cf the late Rose, dear lather of CarL Frar.
Steve, Joseph-ine and fend father-in-law cf Anhory Draro, Vfo Scuvelii. Isabella Morrtelecne, CeciUa IU. and Toxaso. Resting at ccael, 1U3 W. Grand avenue.
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Belcher, 65, ja Greenville foundry worker, went up to his apartment over a Beld-ing newspaper office Monday night and drank poison. He was found dead Tuesday by his wife, Ethel, when she returned from Grand Rapids where she had gone in a fruitless search for employment. She told police her husband had repeatedly threatened to take his life. Neighbors In another apartment recalled Belcher had waved, the bottle and bidden them fare-' well but that they thought little, of the incident at the time. If jo take baking soda to relevt stomach gas and often get oaiy partial do tkiis! Get BiSoDoL.
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