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CHICAGO PAHTff TRIBUNE? WEDNESDAY, QSTOVEMffiER1 1937 2g COURT DECIDES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Over the Sea DEATH NOTICES MV A YOU WILL PINO PEACE HOW FORTUNCTE rrs a slow HM-M-IF PEOPLE eaoB- BR. ANftIP YOUR SYE.MR. DARLING-IF WELL-IT WORKED--NOW SHELL NEVER ONLV ACOUL! TAMP von BUT fM WE FOUND SURE VOUUL BE IS SAIUNQ A BOAT AN HAPPINESS WITH PEOPLE- AND LOOKING BACK, BLADE" YOU HAVE TO DAY-I DO SO WANT QrQOOD-BYE YOUVE BEEN SWELL. TO ME HEAR I LL I'LL ALWAYS TRUTH BE LOVE YOU WITH ME-BUT IT WOULDN'T BS PA1P IN YEARS TO COME, YOU WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER VERY COMFORTABLE-1 rr wtLLqiVE you A CHANCE TO GET TO GET AWAY-WATTINQ WOULD NELSON FOR THE BRAVE BRrrTLEWrT- GEE, BEEN SO KINO. TO YOU-YOUtL AND HELPFUfc nuc HAPPIER HPPP-JJ BE TORTURE- AVAtf FROM IT AL.tr, THOUQHTFUL, HUSBAND-HE WAS qOOt-BYE -u.

I I BROADCASTS HESSE AIR CRASH VICTIMS BURIED; THRONGS MOURN Chicago Tribune Press Service. DARMSTADT, Germany, Nov. 23. Three bombing planes, piloted by comrades of the late Grand Duke George of Hesse bei Rhein, circled over Rosenhoehe park today during the funeral of five members of the grand ducal house of Hesse. They were killed Nov.

16 when an airliner crashed near Ostend, Belgium. Although the public was not admitted to the park, all of Darmstadt mourned with relatives and friends. Thousands of persons gathered outside. Buildings, both public and private, flew flags at half staf. In addition to Grand Duke George, the following members of the Hesse family perished in the plane crash: Dowager Grand Duchess Eleonore, his mother; the grand duchess, his wife, former Princess Cecile of Greece and Denmark; Prince Ludwig Ernst 6, and Prince Alexander George, 4 sons of George and Cecile.

CHARITY TO GET $350,000 ESTATE OF A. J. BUNGE Albert J. Bunge, head of the Bunge Brothers Coal company, left an estate of $350,000 which eventually will go to charity. This was disclosed yesterday when the will of Mr.

Bunge, who died Nov. 14, was admitted to probate by Judge John F. O'ConnelL Under an ante-nuptial agreement made in 1933, Mr. Bunge left 525,000 outright to his widow, Mrs. Edna Morrison Bunge, 422 South Scoville avenue, Oak Park, and $100 to a stepson, Donald Morrison.

The balance was placed in trust for the widow and Mr. Bunge's sister, Emma. Upon their death the estate is to go to the Chicago Community Trust with a request that most of the principal be devoted to the care of orphaned, crippled, and otherwise handicapped children. FIRST SUIT OVER PLANE COLLISION Lawyers Predict They'll Soon Be Common. A new type of lawsuit, but one that lawyers predict will become common Within a decade, was decided yester day before Circuit Judge Walter J.

LaBuy. It was a suit for damages growing out of a collision between two airplanes. "There have been other airplane collisions, of course," said the law yers on each side when the case was called, "but there is no record of a damage suit like this one. Conse quently, there is no precedent for the court to follow. Now if a couple of automobiles were involved it would ba simple." Sues for Repair Bill No damages for personal injuries were sought The owner of one of the planes sued for his repair bill and inmiKr oriiiia tvio niann urH Hsr.

He set his total claim at $1,500. The collision occurred at Ashburn airport, H1A ciiAA rUaws awamia rw flaw 22, 1936. The three persons who were to the airplanes escaped without seri ous harm. Testimony for the plaintif, Law rence Tiedt, operator of a flight train Ing school at the airport, indicated that the crash came when a plane auout to maice a landing smasnea into a second ship which was at a stand-still on the field. Tiedt's plane was the one on the ground and one of his students, Robert O'Brien, 211 iorimona street, was in it.

I In the plane about to land were which flowed through his own farm the two defendants, Edward land. Last week he completed a new 6437 South Green street, a transport song on the old theme, calling it On pilot, and Gordon R. Gibbons, 2221 the Banks of the Old Mill Stream." East 68th street, another student Taylor will be buried Friday at Find-flyer, lay near this stream, now called the Clash Over Air Laws. The outcome of the case rested upon an interpretation of air trafic laws. Prosper! and Gibbons pointed I out that federal regulations r've the I airplane in the air right of over the plane on the ground.

Tk -at said this did not excuse the pilots from exercising due care and caution, and showed that his plane had stopped In order to give right of way to them. After hearing testimony for four hours Judge LaBuy announced that he would decide In favor of Tiedt, the plaintiff. Then he advised the I principals to get together on the T. he failed In a desperate effort of the announcing amount judgment, he would allow them one week to do this before fixing the sum himself. A n' of Panama Hospital, Dies ICopyrirht: 1837 i Br th New York Times.

BALBOA. Canal Zone. Nov. 23. Dr.

Alfred Birch Herrick. noted Amer- ican surgeon, died yesterday in the Panama hospital, of which he was the head and founder. He was 64 years old. He had been a resident cf Panama for 33 vears. He was DICKSON Robert T.

Dickson, 0911 Indians avenue, Nov. 21, 1937. beloved husband of the late Charlotte Dickson, father of Mrs. R. M.

Mabel Clark ot Cleveland, and Mrs. Donald T. Florence Howard. Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard, Wednesday. Nov.

24, 4 p. m. Burial Oak Woods. DUEL George C. Duel, age 81 years, father of Hazel, Henry, and Robert Duel.

Remains resting- at 318 S. Washing-ton street, Naperville, until Wednesday noorr Funeral Wednesday. Nor. 24, at 2:30 p. at Methodist Episcopal church.

Interment Naperville cemetery. FULTON Walter W. Fulton, husband of th late Louise Mathieu Fulton, fond lather of Horace, Mrs. N. Garrabrant, Mrs.

H. Peters, Walter Melba, Louise, and James; brother of Miss M. Fulton. Funeral Friday, 9 :30 a. from his late residence, 721 West 80th street to St.

Leo's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Stewart 7700. GAEDT Paul C. Gaedt, 734 Forest avenue.

Oak Park, son of the lato Mr. and Gaedt. At rest and services at funeral home, 203 S. Marion street, Oak Park, Friday, Nov. 26, at 2 p.

m. Interment Concordia. EEGNER John F. Hepner, late of 1559 W. 100th place; beloved husband of Flora, nes Mat as: loving father of Irene Kinsley, Adeline Miller.

Clarence and Ralph W. Funeral service Friday. Nov. 26, 10:30 a. at chapel, 6507 W.

Cermak road. Berwyn. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Call Berwyn 2310. HEBZBERG Harold S.

Herzberg-, Nov. 23, of 3830 N. Claremont avenue, beloved husband of Ruth nee Ensminger; dear father of Margaret L. and Flo Marie, son of Edward and Margaret, brother of Charles Raymond. Services at 1 p.

m. Friday at chapel, 3415 N. Clark street. Interment Acacia Park. HOFFMAN Joseph Hofiman, beloved Bon of Anna, fond brother of Charles and Rose.

Funeral Thursday, 8:30 a. m. from chapel. 5318 W. 25th street, Cicero, to Our Lady of the Holy Mount church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. HOFFMAN Richard Tates Hoffman, Not. 23, 1937, husband of Fay Bruen Hoffman, 921 Pine street. Winnetka, IlL; father of Richard, David, and Nancy; brother of Robin E.

Hoffman and Mrs. Alms Hoffman Service. Funeral services 4 p. m. Thursday at Christ church, Sheridan road, Winnetka, HI.

Interment private. HOWELL Floyd Wilbur Howell of 4S21 Christiana avenue, Nov. 22. 1937, father of John Robert Howell, brother of Albert S. and Clyde J.

Services at chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, Friday, Nov. 26, at 1 p. m. Interment Mt.

Greenwood. JOHANNSEN Susan Johannsen nee Mo-ran, beloved wife of Peter fond mother of Mary, Bernice, and Virginia, sister ot Mrs. F. O. Elsener.

John Moran. and Mrs. Thomas Gaynor. Funeral Friday, 9 from residence, 6518 Ingleside avenue, to Holy Cross church. Burial Mount Olivet.

JONES Mary Frances Jones, late of 4139 Washington boulevard, fond sister of Mrs. Margaret Ulmer and Miss Cecelia Kcnnerk of Fort Wayne, George, and Mrs. Charles Havert. Funeral from sister's residence, 1015 N. Sacramento boulevard.

Thursday, at 9:30 a. m. Interment Fort Wayne. Dad. Fort Wayne papers please copy.

LAMBERTON Florence Le Tourneau Lam-berton, beloved daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. A. Le Tourneau, fond mother of Jack and Jane, sister of Raymond and Robert A.

Jr. Services 2 p. m. Wednesday at chapel. 6110 Cottage Grove avenue.

Interment private. Call Fairfax 2861. LAZARUS Simon Lazarus, beloved husband of Fannie H. Funeral services Wednesday. Nov.

24. at 10 a. at chapel. 93S E. 47th street, to Mount Isaiah.

LETTECCI Vlrgel D. Lettecoi, son of Joseph and the late Dora, brother of John. Peter. Anne. Olga, and Rudolph.

Funeral Friday, 8:30 a. from home, 5007 Roosevelt road, to St. Attract a church. Burial Mount Carmcl. Nevada 0645.

MATHESON Mary M. Matheson. Nov. 23. beloved daughter of the late Norman and Margaret, fond sister of Neil.

Norman, Flora, James, and the late John and William. Funeral Friday at 0 a. from late residence. 1426 E. Marquette road, to St.

Cyril church. 64th street and Danto avenue. MATERS Josephine May Mayers, beloved wife of Herbert S. Mayers, sister of Mrs. Sidney C.

Singer of Glendale, Cal. Funeral service Wednesday, 3 p. at chapel. 6203 Lake Park avenue. McMONAGLE Delia GOIen McMonarle, -wife of the late Cornelias, mother of Cornelias and Mrs.

Daniel E. Powers. Funeral Friday, Nov. 26, 9 a. from lato resit 649 W.

43d-st. Burial Calvary. Tarda 0926. NATHAN3EN Joel Nathansen. 5022 N.

Hermitage avenue, beloved husband of Fay. fond father of Stuart Robert and Erwin, dear brother of Frieda, Hattie Booth, Sidney, and Rudolph. Funeral Wednesday, 1 p. at chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. NELSON Emil Nelson of 6329 N.

Francisco avenue, Nov. 23, 1937. beloved husband of Hulda Nelson, father of Alice and Stanley, brother of Axel and Hilda. Services at chapel, 6501 N. Ashland avenue.

Friday. Nov. 20. at 2 p. m.

Interment Rosehill. O'BRIEN Jerimah P. O'Brien, suddenly, at Fort Wayne. beloved husband of Ella Bettenbender O'Brien. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a.

from chapel. 4245 W. Madison street, to St. Thomas Aquinas church. Interment Mount Olivet.

PERLMAN Ralph Perlman, late residence, 4749 N. Avers avenue, beloved husband of Rebecca, fond father of Dr. Samuel, Bernard, and the late fond brother of Ida Kogan and the late Dora Perlman, and Rose. Funeral Wednesday, 2:30, from chapel, 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim.

Please omit flowers. PFEIFFER Anna Pfeifier. late of 648 Willow street, beloved mother of Anna Miller, Clara Baer, Lillian Link, Sophia Giovenco, and Joseph. Funeral Saturday, 10 :30 a. rru from chapel, 2449 Lincoln avenue to St.

Michael's church. Interment St. Boniface cemetery. REBMAN Sarah Ann Rebman, nee Frier. 852 W.

Marquette road. Nov. 23. 1937. beloved wife of Jacob J.

Rebman. mother of Mrs. Flora Greenock, Mrs. Gurtrade Heil, Pearl, Adolph, and Oliva Rebman. Services at chapel 63d and Harvard, Friday.

Nov. 26, at 12:00 noon. Interment Nbrthbrook, HI. Please omit flowers. ROONET Margaret Moore Rooney, beloved wife of the late Owen, mother ot Daniel, Owen, and the late John, William.

Edward. Mary Moore, and Ann Sheridan. Funeral Friday, Nov. 26, at 9:30 a. from her late residence, 2305 Arthur avenue, to St.

Henry church. Interment Calvary. SCOTT Carrie Dorothy Scott. Nov. 22.

at her residence, 4362 Oakenwald avenue, daughter ot the lato Henry a Scott. Remains at chapel, 4141 Cottage Grove avenue, until 1 p. m. Wednesday. Nov.

24. Services at St. Mark church. 4427 Drexel boulevard at 2 p. m.

Interment Graceland. SEBASTIAN Joseph Sebastian, Nor. 22, 1937, beloved husband of Antonia, nee Lasota, fond father of Anna, Fred, and Leo, grandfather of Ferdinand brother of John and Minnie Gewerth. Funeral from funeral home. 4354 W.

Grand-av. at Kostner, Friday, Nov. 26. at 9 :15 a. m- to St.

Boniface church. Burial St. Joseph's. SHEA James M. Shea, beloved husband ol Agnes Bowler Shea, fond brother of Thomas and Mrs.

Thomas V. Bowler, nee Shay; brother-in-law of James B. Bowler. Funeral Friday, 9:30 a. from residence.

1311 S. California boulevard, to St. Agatha church. Interment All Saints'. Member ot Fr.

Setters council. No. 1278. K. of Please omit flowers.

SISTER MARY, Religious of the Cenacle. Funeral at convent chapel, 513 Fullerton parkway, Friday at 8 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel. WILCOX Wilton E.

Wilcox. Nov. 23. 1937. of 937 N.

Euclid avenue. Oak Park, husband of the late Carrie F. Wilcox, father of Stanley and Wilton Jr. Resting at funeral home, 318-320 N. Central avenue.

Austin. Funeral Wednesday, 10:30 a. m. Interment Mount Emblem. WILLIAMS Jennie Williams of 6042 St.

Lawrence avenue, beloved wife of Louis, devoted daughter ot Zlppio and Meyer Kur-eon, fond mother of Mrs. Ruth Bernstein. Dr. Ernest and Howard Williams, dear sister of Mrs. Ida Hollman, Harry and Fred Kersten, dear grandmother of Alan Jay Bernstein.

Funeral services Wednesday, Nov. 24. at 1 p. at chapel, 936 E. 47th street, to Anshe Luknik cemetery.

Waldheim. WOLFF Alma C. Wolff, nee Wilke. Nor. 22.

1937, of 1863 Fremont street, beloved wife of the late Gustav R-. dear aunt of Robert and Edna Wilke. Services at chapel, 2701 N. Clark street, Wednesday, at 1 p. m.

Interment Waldheim. WOLSAN Mrs. Clementine Wolsan ot 1054 N. Menard avenue, beloved wife cf Julius Wolsan, fond mother ot Zella and Mrs. Alicia Brown.

At rest in chapel. 5831 W. Chicago avenue. Funeral Friday a. 9 a.

into St. Angela church, Menard and Potomac avenues. Interment St. Joseph's. ZE1TK1N Abraham Zeitkln.

beloved husband of Sarah, fond father of Max. Cora Friedman, Clara Bernstein, and Tillie Firman. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. at chapel. 2235 W.

Division. Interment P. O. W. cemetery.

Waldheim. SARD OF THANKS. ELLIOTT Frederick Elliott. The sisters of the late Jvdge Frederick Elliott wish to ex-mvras their sincere and heartfelt thanks for kindness and sympathy shown them in th loss of their beloved brother, particularly to tho Masonic order and their quartet, also to the police escorts. SXOBENCB AXO ISABELLB ELLIOT.

SPENT HALF THE EFFORT KEEPING BAD NEWS QUIET THAT THEY SPEND THP TERRIBLE BOUT MR. SPREADING IT, GLAD WCV nnVE MUCH HAPPIER WORLD R. Y. HOFFMAN DIES AT DESK IN HIS LAW OFFICE Richard Yates Hoffman, 51 years old, who had practiced law in Chi- caeo since 1911. died suddenly of heart disease yesterday in his office on the seventeenth floor of the Bor land buildiner.

105 South La Salle street Mr. Hoffman was a member of the firm of Defrees, Buckingham, Jones and Hoffman. An associate, Don Ken neth Jones, said that he had come to the office at his usual time yesterday morning. After lunch he sat down at his desk and a few minutes later was dead. Mr.

Hoffman was a graduate of the Northwestern University law school, where he was a member of the faculty from 1913 to 1926. At one time he was a village trustee of Win- netka. He was formerly on the board of managers of the Chicago Bar asso ciation. Surviving Mr. Hoffman are his widow, two sons, and a daughter.

The family home is 921 Pine street winnetka. ANNA MULFORD BROWN DIES IN FLORIDA AT 86 Mrs. Anna Mulford Brown, grand daughter of Maj. Edward Mulford, one of the first residents of Evanston, died last Friday at her home in Lakeland, Fla, according to word received yesterday. Mrs.

Brown was 86 years old. Her husband, Pliny Bliss Brown, aiea lour months ago. They moved to Lakeland 20 years ago. Her grandfather settled in Evans-ton before the civil war, operating the old Tavern hotel on Ridge ave nue. Mrs.

Brown was a charter member of the First Presbyterian church of Evanston. Surviving her are six chil dren, Clarence of Evanston, Pliny B. of Joliet Mrs. Gordon Wilson. of Wilmette, and Mrs.

Catherine Sta- ley, Mrs. Rebecca Drenna. and Mrs, Hannah Fitch, all of Lakeland. Carrie Louise Elliott, 63, Dies in Home at St. Charles Mrs.

Carrie Louise Elliott 63 years old, died yesterday in her home at 509 West Walnut avenue, St Charles. She is survived by her husband. Otto A. Elliott, former managing officer of the St. Charles school for boys, and four children.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in the home with burial Union cemetery, St, Charles. Judge H. M.

Towner Dead; ExGovernor of Porto Rico Corning, Nov. 23. IIP) Ex- Judge Horace Mann Towner, 82 years old, former Iowa Republican congress man and former governor of Porto Rico, died at his home here tonight He suffered a brain concussion in a fall recently. He had composed several musical selections. OBITUARY.

DR. WILLIAM JOSEPH CARTER, 61 years old, a fellow of the Ameri can College of Surgeons, died at his home in Mattoon, 111., yesterday of heart disease. He is survived by his widow and two sons. HARRIET E. TREVETT, 96, oldest pioneer resident of Champaign, 111., died Monday night there.

The funeral will be tomorrow afternoon. She had fractured a hip and died of pneumonia. DR. E. H.

P. BARNES, veteran physician of Stark county, died yesterday at Massillon, at the age of 84. Note: Your choice of 4 most popular tooth brush designs. may be substituted for Squibb Dental Cream MUCH HAPPIER Sf If I W-G-N Lady of MllUjns. WCFL Eddie Hanson.

WIND Fred Beck. WBBM Linda's First Love. WMAQ The Guiding- Light. 3:30 W-G-N Len Salvo, organist. WMAQ Mary Marlin.

WBBM Missus Goes to Market. 3:45 W-G-N Afternoon Serenade. WMAQ Road of Life. WBBM Dr. Allan Roy DeFoe.

WHIP Proma and Panies. WIND Cappa's Cabana. 4:00 W-G-N Ozark Minstrels. WCFL Make Believe Nite club. WJJD Sons of Pioneers.

WENR Neighbor Nell. WBBM Follow the Moon. 4:15 WMAQ Tea Time Varieties. WBBM Life of Mary Sothern. WJJD Cumberland Ridge Runners, WENR Marlowe and Lyon.

WAAF Sport Shorts. 4:30 WMAQ Vagabond's Quartet. 5:00 W-G-N Jolly Joe MBS. WENR-Julaine Pelletier. WBBM Truman Bradley.

4 :45 WENR Calif ornians. WBBM Hilltop House. WMAQ Romance and Rhythm. WCFL America's Schools. WBBM Barry Wood'a music.

WIND Stamp Man. WMAQ Don Winslow. WENR Junior Nurse Corps. 5 W-G-N Buddy and Ginger. WIND Sons of Pioneers.

WBBM Eleanor Howe. WCFL Eddy Hanson. WMAQ Terry and Pirates. WENR Marek Weber's orchestra. 6:25 WBBM Voice of Carelessness.

5:30 w-G-N Charlie Chan. WBBM Pappy Cheshire. WIND Bill, Mack, and Jimmy. WCFL Musical Varieties. WMAQ Jack Armstrong-.

5:45 W-G-N Ornhan Annie. WMAQ Tom Mix and Straight Shoot ing-. WENR Betty and Escorts. WCFL Stanley Hickman. 6:00 W-G-N Toy Center Tonight.

WENR Easy Aces. WMAQ Malcolm Claire. WIND German hour. WBBM Don Hancock. 6:15 W-G-N Bob Elson Sports review.

WMAQ Uncle Esra. WENR Mr. Keen. Lost Persons. WBBM Sandra Brown.

6:30 W-G-N Palmer House Concert orch. WMBI Sunset hour. WCFL Sunny Sam. WBBM Air Flow Harmonies. WMAQ Fort Pearson.

WENR Lum and Abner. 6:45 W-G-N Harold Stokes orch. fMBS WMAQ Eddio Varros orchestra. WCFL Pat Kennedy. WBBM Boake Carter.

1:00 W-rt-X Rlackntona Concert Trio. WIND Trafic Court, Judge Gutknecht. WMAQ Ono Man's Family. WBBM Cavalcade of America. WLS Eddy Duchin's orchestra.

WCFL Don Norman. 7:15 W-G-N Palmer House Concert orch. WCFL Stars of Tomorrow. 7:30 W-G-N The Lone Ranger MBS. WMAQ Wayne King's orchestra.

WBBM Eddio Cantor. WIND Sing- and Swing1. WLS Sidney Skolsky. WCFL Streamlined Melodies. WLS De Zurik Sisters.

7:45 WCFL Herr Louie and the Weasel. WLS Background of Japan." 8:00 W-G-N Kay Kyser's orch. MBS. WBBM Andre Kostelanetz's orchestra. WLS Deacon's Thanksgiving.

WMAQ Fred Allen. 8 :1 5 WCFL Evening Serenade. 8:30 W-G-N Ennio Boloaninl and Gypsy Concert orchestra. WBBM On to Adventure. WCFL C.

Y. O. speaker. WENR Minstrels, cert. orch.

8:45 W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune. WBBM Orrin Tucker. WCFL Bob Smith. 8:52 W-G-N Highlights of Snorts. 9:00 W-G-N Paul Whitman's orchestra.

WENR Gen. Hugh Johnson. WMAQ Your Hit Parade. WBBM Gang- Busters. WENR Joan Brooks.

9:30 W-G-N Melodies from the Sky. MBS. WBBM Hobby Lobby. WENR Waltz Interlude. 9 :45 WMAQ AUistair Cooke.

WCFL Clayton Richotto. 10:00 WMAQ Amoa 'n' Andy. WENR Globe Trotter. WCFL Earl Hines. WBBM Poetic Melodies.

10 Freddy Martin's Orch. MBS. WMAQ Norman Pearce. WENR King's Jesters. WBBM Vio Arden's orchestra.

WCFL Joe Rines' orchestra. WMAQ Jimmy Dorsey'a orchestra. 10 :45 WBBM Orrin Tucker's orchestra. W-G-N Guy Lombardo MBS. WMAQ Marek Weber orchestra.

WCFL Eddy Rotrer's orchestra. WBBM Frankie Master's orchestra. WENR Varzos orchestra. 11:15 WIND Peter McGregor. WMAQ Streamline Revue.

WENR Desirable Music. 11:30 W-G-N Paul Whiteman's orchestra. WCFL Lights Out. WBBM Dorsey'a orchestra. 12:00 W-G-N Jimmy Joy's orch.

MBS. WMAQ Pamco a orchestra. WENR Marek Weber's orchestra. WIND Night Watch. WBBM Weather Man.

A. M. 13 :15 WBBM Roy Eldridffe'a orchestra. l't :30 W-G-N Ka Kyser's orch. MBS.

WMAQ Kins Jesters. WBBM Dictators. 12 :45 WMAQ Calif ornians. WCFL Irving Dorsey's band. WBBM Hugo De Paul'a orchestra.

1 W-G-N Wayne King's MBS. if or thoio who Squibb Tooth Powder toai his (JJ SiT. i P' HMvOU AND GOOD VOYAGE- (CENTRAL STANDARD TKtE.l ON SHORT WAVES. ROME 5:00 p. m.

Choral concert. 2SO, 31.1 0.63 megr. LONDON 5:55 p. m. From These Beein ninys," a pageant of radio.

GSP, 19.6 15.31 6SD. 25.5 11.76 ustf. a i.s u.oj. megr. BUDAPEST 6 :00 p.

m. Forrotten Hungarian Music." HAT4, 32.8 9.12 meer. BERLIN 8:15 p. m. Paprika and Hungarian Wine; Gay Music VJV, zb.

tm 11.77 meff. SANTIAGO 8:40 p. m. Concert. CB960, 31.3 9.60 men.

LONDON 9:30 p. m. Pitt and Elmer." GSD, 25.5 11.75 GSC. 31.3 0.58 GSB. 31.5 o.ol meg.

PARIS 10:45 p. m. Concert of recordinsa. TPA4, zo.e 11.72 mer. CHICAGO WAVE LENGTHS.

W-G-N 72 WENR 870 WJJD 1130 WIND 560 WAAP 920 WWAE 1300 WMAQ 670 WGES 870 WSBC 1210 WBBM 770 WMBI 1080 WGES 1360 WLS 870 WSBD 1080 WHIP 1480 A. M. 7:00 W-G-N California Sunshine. WBBM Musical Clock. WHIP Wake Up and Sinr.

WLS Julian Bentley. WMAQ Suburban hour. 7:30 W-G-N The MnMe Box. WLS Mornini Devotions. 7:45 WLS Jolly Joe' Pet Pals.

WJJD Kinney's Hawaiians. 8:00 W-G-N The Merrymakers. WMAQ Your Neighbor. WLS Lulu Belle and Scotty. WCFL Breakfast Club.

WHIP Community hour. 8:15 W-G-N "Everyday Words." WLS Julian Bentley. 8:20 w-G-N Gooi Momlne program. 8:30 WMAQ Whistler and Dor. WLS Old Kitchen Kettle.

WJJD Lady Be Good. 8 :45 WLS Hllltoppers. WMAQ Aunt Jemima. 9:00 W-G-N Martha Crane and Helen Joyee. WBKM Pretty Kitty Kelly.

WCF -Pnrty Line. WA There Was a Time. Wi: Hose Vanderbosch. WMAtJ Mrs. Wifrrs.

WLS Mary Marlin. WJJD Bos worth Broadcast. 0:15 WMAQ John's Other Wife. WAAF King- of the Kitchen. WCFL Vauarhan da Leath.

WHIP Patria Parmenter. WLS Ma Perkins. WBBM Myrt and Marire. 9:30 W-G-N Get Thin to Musle. WLS Pepper Tounsr's Family.

WMAQJust Plain Bill. WJJD Schools for Tax Payers. WCFL Bennett and Wolverton. WIND Eb and Zcb. WBBM Tony Won's Scrap Book.

9:45 W-G-N Musical Mail Box. WAAF Hawaiian Echoes. WLS Julian Bentley. WMAQ Today's Children. WBBM Man on the Street.

10:00 W-G-N Don Pedro and Fiano. WBBM Magazine of the Air. WJJD Sons of Pioneers. WMAQ David Harum. WLS The O'Neills.

10:15 W-G-N Bachelor's Children. WMAQ Backstage Wife. WCFWrah Hisirins. WIND Sons ol Pioneers. WLS "The Boad to Life." WJJD Police Hcadauartera.

10:30 W-G-N Painted Dreams. WMBI Shut-in Requests. WBBM Bii- Sister. WCFL Peekera in the Pantry. WJJD Women's Exohanee program.

WMAQ How to Be Charming-. WLS Vie and Sade. 10:43 W-G-N Harold Turner. wmaq Hello. Pcirgy.

WLS-Tha Gospel Singer. WAAF Foolish Questions. WHIP Christian Counselor. WBBM Real Llfa fltnrfa. 11:00 W-G-N Woman in the Store.

wjiaq Girl Alone. WBBM Mary Marparet McBride. WCFL Happy Jack Turner. WLS Virginia Lee and Sunbeam. WJJD Bureau Of Missina- Persons.

11:15 Marnlnir Melodies. wbhm Edwin C. Hill. WJJD Criminal Court Interview. WAAF Memory Lane.

WIND Rhythm for Two. WHIP Soap Creek Corners. WLS Chuck. Ray. and Christine.

WMAQ The Goldhem. 11:30 W-G-N Quia Ryan's News Commen tary. WMAQ Farm and Home hour. WLS Grace Wilson. WCFL Joe White.

WIND Harry Zimmerman. WAAF Myrna Dee Sergrent. WBBM Helen Trent. WJJD Safety Judgre J. M.

Braude. 11:45 W-G-N Wa Ar. Four fMBST. WBBM Our Gal Sunday. WLS Markets.

Noon W-G-N Bob Klson on 6tata Street. nmr-sonimown Church hour. WBBM Betty and Bob. WMBI Midtlay Gospel hour. WIND Musical Interlude.

WCFL Hit Revue. WAAF The Symphonia hour. WLS Dinner Bell nromm. P.M. 12:13 W-G-N Carson Robison and Hia Buckaroos MBS.

WBBM Betty Crocker. WHIP Tune Shop. WCFL New Sonsra. WJJD Loop. Noondav 12 (30 W-G-N Markets.

WMAQ Dan Hardinr's Wife. WHIP Voice of the People. WBBM Arnold Grimm's Daughter. WCFL Wldder Jones. 12 i3 5 W-G-N Midday service; Lewis Bin- siock.

raDDi, xempia Sholem, Chicago. 111. 12:43 WMAQ Kins of Hearts. WCFL Man on the Street. WBBM Hollywood in Person.

WLS Voice of the Feedlot. Paul Simon Wills Estate of $120,000 to His Widow The will of Paul Simon, accountant and authority on hotel management, wno cued on Nov. 16, was admitted to probate yesterday. Simon left his $120,000 estate to his widow, Mrs. Laura Simon, 307 Woodland avenue, mgniana park.

Simon's will stated a belief he would not live to be more than 50 years old. He died at the age of 54. Sister Mary of Cenacle Convent Dies; Rites Friday Funeral services will be held at 8 m. Friday in the chapel of Our Lady of the Cenacle convent, 513 Fullerton parkway, for Sister Mary, member of the order for many years, who died yesterday In St. Joseph's hospitaL She was 63 years old.

Bur ial will be in Mount Carmel cemetery. Louis Saar, Pianist and Composer, Dead at 69 St. Louis, Nov. 23. UP) Dr.

Louis Victor Saar, well known pianist and composer, died here today. He was 69 years old. He had an ear abscess. He was bom In Rotterdam, Holland. TODAY'S rhief surgeon in Ancon hosnital many times with her handker- TAYLOR, AUTHOR OF MILL STREAM SONG, DIES AT 61 Tell Taylor, 61 years old, of Find- lay, author and composer of the song, "Down by the Old Mill a died early yesterday of a heart attack in a restaurant at 75th street and I Exchange avenue, venue, i vis, a L-v song I writer who owns I a a drug store at 79th street and i Colfax avenue.

said Taylor had 4 been visit ing friends inChi- cago for three weeks. other songs Taylor wrote Tell Tylor. were "I Love You Best of All" and "The Old Rocking Chair," but none achieved the popularity of the song written in 1910 about the mill stream Blanchard river. Ten years ago Taylor retired from the music publishing business. He has been twice married and divorced, said Lewis, 'LOVE LIE' GIRL WEEPS AT RITES FOR SLAIN CADET Funeral services for Warren Sin clair Stanley, 17 years old, military school cadet, who shot and killed to evade arrest In a stolen automo- bile, were held yesterday in the home of his mother, Mrs.

Eatelle Stanley, 3749 North Pulaski road. Burial was in the Irving Park boulevard C2me- tery, Among me reiaiives ana close friends who were admitted was A i Loretta Harynek, 15 years old, high school pupil, W4.0 claimed Monday at th Inquest that she is the youth's widow. Her face was concealed by 10n Black veil and although she aia no 0D openly she dabbed at her cnie'- ne was accompanied, as at the inquest, by her mother, Mrs. Eugenia Harynek, 3822 North Kedvale avenue. Mr- Stanley wept as the Rev.

Joshua uaen 01 tne irving jparic jutheran church read the brief service and he collapsed at the cemetery. Chris Melsheimer Dies: Tlbune Printer 0 Tears Chris Melsheimer of 2446 North 73d avenue, Elmwood Park, died last night at Alexian Brothers hospitaL He was 62 years old and had been em- employed in the composing room of The Tribune for the last 20 years He was a member of the Chicago TyDOerranhical union. No. 16. and the 01 Time Printers' association.

Katherine Jovce. Sister 1- vn 1 or rOUCe L.eaaer, IS Ueaa Miss Katherine Joyce, 48 years old, died last night at her home. 622 South Morgan street, after a long illness following a paralytic stroke. She Funeral services will be held at the Church of the Resurrection at 10 a. m.

Friday. Bob Becker, outdoor editor of The Tribune, too long absent from the air, will be back with a new sponsored dog chat and story series over W-G-N and an NBC network on Sunday after noons starting Jan. 9. Blair Walliser, W-G-N production director, is to direct the show. First of the many pre-Christmas programs is scheduled for the day after Thanksgiving when WJJD launches a Santa Claus Is Coming to Town series at 10:45 a.m.

The Mah-Ion Merrick Singers will present a program of carols. WIND has two new programs starting today A Morning Musical at 10:30 a. and the Trading Post Floorwalker, who will give tips to shoppers. Ted Weems, Trianon ballroom bandmaster, heads a committee of one to pick the winner of the University of Chicago Girl We Left Behind contest running from Nov. 28 to Dec.

1. Weems will pick the loveliest of the best girls back home from pictures submitted by their boy friends. Marion Jordan Is reported making progress toward regaining her health. While she missed her broadcast on Fibber McGee Monday, it Is expected she will be back next Monday. Magic Key hour will emanate from the Opera house here next Sunday, with Roy Shield directing the orchestra in place of Frank Black, who flew to California on vacation Monday night.

Other headliners will be Edward Davles, baritone; Vina Bovy, soprano; Vic and Sade, and Marek Today's Features ON W-G-N. Phyliss Norton, soprano, Lon Saxon, crooner, Jess Kirkpatrick, the Four Shades of Blue, and the W-G-JM chorus will be featured on Melodies from the Sky from W-G-N's main studio at 9:30 p. m. A feature of the broadcast will be a medley of Victor Herbert compositions by Miss Norton and the chorus. Lon Saxon will sing "Mammy" and "You and I Jess Kirkpatrick the novelty tune Terry Shand.

"Ten Pretty Girls." Dance music will be aired on W-G-N and Mutual tonight by Ted Weems, Freddy Martin, Guy Lom- bardo. Paul Whlteman, Jimmy joy, Kay Kyser, and Wayne Kong. ea tured as soloists with Martin's orches tra will be Terry Shand and Elmer Feldkamp. Other features: 7 a. m.

-Sunshine Time. 9:30 Get Thin to Music with Wallace. 11 Woman in the Store. 11:45 We are Four. MBS.

12:15 p. m. Carson Robison and his Buckaroos. MBS. 2 Marriage License Romances.

5 Jolly Joe. MBS. 5:45 little Orphan Annie. 6 Toy Center Tonight. 7:30 The Lone Ranger.

MBS. ON OTHER STATIONS. 6 p. m. WENR Easy Aces.

7 WBBM Cavalcade of America Life of Sara Josepha Hale. 7 WMAQ One Man's Family. 7 WIND Trafic Court Judge Gutknecht. 7 WLS Eddy Duchln's music. 7:30 WMAQ Wayne King's music.

7:30 Eddie Cantor and Deanna Durbin. 8 WMAQ Fred Allen with Ned Sparks as guest. 8 WLS The Deacon's Thanksgiving. 8 WBBM Andre Kostelanetz's music with Grete Stueckgold, 8 :30 WENR NBC Minstrels with Gene Arnold. 9 WBBM Gang Busters.

9 WMAQ Your Hit Parade with Leo Reisman. 9 WENR Hugh Johnson, 11:30 WCFL Lights Out "Tin Soldier." 1:00 W-G-N Palmer House Concert Arch. WMAQ Personal Health. WJJD Voice of Experience. WBBM News Thru a Woman's Eye.

WLS School Time. WCFL Melody hour. WAAF Silver Notes. 1 :05 WAAF Hoosicr Philosopher. 1:15 W-G-N Wife vs.

Secretary. WBBM Kitty Keene. Inc. WLS Tho Old Timers. WJJD Midday Roundup.

1 :36 W-G-N Lneky Girl. WBBM School of tho Air. WMAQ Fort Pearson. WLS Closinr Grain Markets. 1:45 W-G-N Beatrice Fairfax LMBSJ.

WMAQ Bob Hawk's Fun Quiz. WLS Melody Parade. WIND Ben Kanter. WJJD Happy Harmonies. 2 :00 W-G-N Marrinse License Romances.

WCFL Little Varsity Show. WMAQ Pepper Young-'s Family. WLS Homemaker's hour. WHIP Little Theat-Air. WAAF Hollywood Brevities.

WBBM Gossip club. WJJD Warren Brown. W-G-N June Baker, home manace-ment. WMAQ Ma Perkins. WBBM Meet the Missus.

WIND Tommy Ott. W-O-N Good Health and Training: MBSJ. WMAQ Vie and Sade. "WLS Musical Roundup. WBBM Jennie Peabody.

WIND Dixio Land band. WAAF Red Hot and Low Down. :45 W-G-N Harold Turner, pianist. WMAQ The O'Neills. WCFL Col.

Henry Reningrer. WBBM Quarter Hour of Romance. WIND Problems of Pamela. 3:00 W-G-N Four Stars Tonight. WMAQ Lorenzo Jones.

WENR Club Matinee. WBBM Houseboat Hannah. WIND Waltz time. Widow and Daughter Share $305,000 of Henry Duggan The 1305,000 estate of Henry Duggan, retired mine operator, was left to his widow, Mrs. Mary Soran Duggan, 5349 Sheridan rfiad, and a daughter, Hulda, under terms of a will admitted to probate yesterday.

Mr. Duggan died Oct. 16 at the age of .77. An inventory filed yesterday disclosed that Charles A. Danz, president of the Chicago Metal Covering company left a $150,000 estate to his widow, Mrs.

Ida M. Danz, 3302 Washington boulevard. Mr. Danz, who was 77, died Oct. 18.

Rites to Be Held Friday for Bernard Guerin Jr. Funeral services for Bernard J. Guerin Jr, owner of a building concern, who was fatally injured Monday when he fell off a scaffold, will be held at 9:30 a. m. Friday at St Joseph church in Waukegan.

Interment will be at St Mary cemetery in that city. Mr. Guerin, who also was the manager of the coffee shop at the Hotel Sherman, was 30 years old. His father is a Waukegan alderman. He is also survived by his mother and five brothers and two sisters.

I A 'r inz the construction of the Panama canal. He received decorations of Panama, Ecuador, and Colombia. Justice Willard Battern Of Woodstock Dies at 57 Justice of the Peace Willard S. Bat- tern of Woodstock died vesterdav at the age of 57 of a heart attack in his i I carrier and city auditor of Woodstock before being elected a Justice of the peace twelve years ago. Mr.

Battern often declared that he had never mar- ried an intoxicated couple although he had performed hundreds of cere-1 monies, surviving are his widow, Frances, and a son, Verlin. Stanley Stttbe, Veteran Engineer, Is Dead at 60 Niamey ai.uwc, ou cma uia, who for thirty-six years has been an engl- neer for the Tonk Manufacturing company, 1912 Magnolia avenue, died of a heart attack last evening as he entered the company offices. Mr. MAUSOLEUMS. MAUSOLEUMS MONUMENTS.

The old and reliable CHAS. G. BLAKE 1000 E. 67th-st. Erected anywhere.

Fairfax 9876. Send for free booklet. CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT savinrs. Sears' State-st.

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EVAN. MASONIC LOT. S225. Forest Home 6 graves. $205.

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naa. 7uo. DEATH NOTICES received for publication in th next morning's Final Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to 11:45 each night. Call Superior 0100 Want Ad-Yisor. DEATH NOTICES In Hrmoriatti.

EDERER Alva Ederer. In loving- memory of our dear wife and mother, who passed away 2 years ago today, Nov. 24, 1035. LOTHAR, ROBERT, JOAN, and DAVID. PINKOWSKI Victor Thomas Pinkowskl.

In loving; memory of our dear son and brother, who passed away two years ago today, Nov. 24, 1935. MOTHER. BROTHERS, AND SISTERS. SCHWARTZ Virginia Lee Schwartz.

Passed away twelve years ago today. Gone, but not forgotten. FATHER, MOTHER, SISTERS, BROTHERS. TAUSIQ In memory of Max B. Tausie.

lov- ing and devoted husband and father, wno passed away one year ago today. WIFE AND DAUGHTERS. WELCHES, Harry Weleher. In fond memory of our devoted husband and father, who passed away two years today. LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN.

A ADIL Julie Zasadil. In loving- and ever lasting- memory of our dear mother, wno passed away one year ag-o today. LOVING SONS. Fraternal Notices. GENERAL SHERMAN COUNCIL, NO.

1434, KNIGHTS OP GOLUMiJU is Annual memorial requiem high mass for aU deceased members of tho council wlU be celebrated on Thanksgiving- morning-, Nov. 25, at Our Lady of the Angels church, Iowa street and Avers at 9 a. m. The families and friends of departed members are invited to be present. LAKE VIEW CHAPTER, NO.

149, O. E. S. Mrs. Elizabeth Poison.

Funeral Wednesday, Nov. 24, 2 p. at chapel. 3175 N. Clark.

IDA FICHTKER. W. M. BESSIE McMONIES. Secy.

AHERN James F. Ahem, Nor. 23, 1937, dearly Deiovea nusoana oi neu Ahern, fond father of Noreen and James Lonergan, brother of John J. and Mrs. Mamie Gendreau and the late Thomas.

Funeral Friday, Nov. 26, at 9 a. from residence, 6424 S. Rockwell street, to St. Clare of Montefalco church, where high mass will be celebrated.

Interment Mount Olivet. Member of N. A. L. C.

and General Meagher council. No. 493. N. U.

For information call Lafayette 0SS0. BIFPUS Fannie Bippus, Nov. 23. of 4908 W. wuron sireei; Deiovea wuc vi me ui Frederick fond mother of Mrs.

Lyda Jaeger Douglas. Fletcher H. Kalyer and Mrs. Jennie Hansen, step-mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Erickson, Rupert F.

Bippus and the lato William F. Bippus. Services Friday, Nov. 26, at 2 p. m.

at chapel, 124 Madison street. Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Interment Rosehill. BIRD Richard H. Bird.

Nov, 23, beloved husband of the late Eliza Ann, fond father of Mrs. Lotta Mrs. Margaret Whit-more, John and the late Richard G. Bird, nesting- at funeral chapel. 6522 S.

Halsted, where services will be held Wednesday, 3 p. m. Member of Painters District council. No. 14, local 147.

Interment Evergreen. Please omit flowers. BOOTH Florence Evelyn Booth, Nov. 23, 1937. of 205 N.

Austin boulevard, daughter of the late William and Ada Booth, sister of Clara Maude, Edith G. Stewart. Ernest and William S. Booth. Resting: at funeral home, 318-320 N.

Central avenue, Austin. Services Friday, 2:30 p. m. Interment Forest Home. BOOTHROYD Tufnell Boothroyd, Nov.

22, beloved husband of Elinor, brother of Mrs. T. Harrison. Ernest, and Harold Boothroyd of England. Funeral Friday.

Nov. 26, at 10 at chapel. 2114 Irvine Park boulevard, interment St. Boniface. EURKE Louise Burke ot 6824 Rldpe ave nue, beloved wife of the late John fond mother of John Sister Richard Clare, O.

Mrs. Claire L. Berg-, and Richard sister of Mrs. Josephine Baumann and James J. Jedlicka.

Funeral Friday, Nov. 26, at 0:30 a. from funeral home. 1353 Devon avenue at Glenwood, to St. Ita church.

Interment All Sainta cemetery. CAIN George M. Cain, beloved husband of Lydia, dear father of G. Melvm. Services Wednesday, Nov.

24. at 2:30 p. at chapel, 851 E. 75th street. Interment Cedar Park.

Member of Willing lodge. No. 1115, A. F. St A.

and Court Chicago Foresters. COHEN Abraham L. Cohen, beloved hus band of Fannie, fond father of Milton, Mrs. Lenora Dan and Irving, dear brother of Paul. Funeral services private.

CUNAT Barara Cunat of 2927 W. 24th boulevard, fond mother of Frank, Joseph, Marie Simandl, and Emma Macho vec. Funeral Friday, Nov. 26, at 1:30 p. at chapel.

3440 W. 26th street. Interment Bohemian National cemetery, Information Lawndale 2262. Stube, who lived at 4408 Parker ave- was a sister of Martin E. Joyce, presi-nue, is survived by his widow, Mrs.

dent of the Chicago Patrolmen's club. Theresa Stube; two sons, Leo and and two daughters, Mrs. Victoria Glash and Miss Helen Stube. Wjiwa (Radio oUtflliw' V- BY LARRY WOLTERS. Edgar Bergen and his Irrepressible Charlie McCarthy and company are reported the nation's choice for the most popular entertainers on the air this fall, according to the latest survey by broadcasters In thirty key cities.

The dummy and his master have an easy lead over Jack Benny and are up almost 50 per cent on the next full hour show, which is Major Bowes. The ranking, without reference to length of program, Is: Bergen St Co, Benny, Major Bowes, Eddie Cantor, Radio Theater, Bing Crosby's Music Hall, Rudy JVallee, Al Jolson and aruests. Fred Allen doesn't show, since he has just returned to the air. George Ambrose of Westminster, British Columbia, Is just about the most ardent of all WLS Barn Dance fans. Accused by the police of holding up a store on Nov.

14, 1936, his alibi was that he was at home listening to Lulu Belle and Scotty singing Boys Can Whistle and Girls Can Sing" on the Barn Dance. Sergt. Irank W. Gallagher, officer of the crown, wrote to WLS-NBC to check on his story- Records established his alibi, even to the tune sung, so he was freed. Cooperating with the State street council, WLS will air a pageant titled the First Thanksgiving from a float at State and Madison streets at 11:30 arm.

today. John Baker will be the rrrator and Frank Bennett will lead.