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CHICAGO DAILY- TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1940. 1 Lucy E. Chapin, Michigan 1 DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Old Curiosity Pop Historian, Is Dead at 74 Ann Arbor, Nov. 13 Special. Miss Lucy E.

Chapin, 74. for CHE IS VERY Sj OH. BERT? If AH-H! THAT'S OH. I OONT tEAN WE FOUND OUT SOME DAY OH. PEG IS A FINE I DEPUTY ACCUSED OF GUN PLAY IN SERVING WRITS uihv WW eo PERHAPS IT RETTCENT- mer assistant to the secretary of the SHE SHOULD TALK GIRL ANYONE CAN ABOUT HERSELF ALL University of Michigan for 42 years, IS- BUT I DARE SAY TELL THAT BUT NOT TO TELL US A THE TIME BUT SHEULTELL US IN THE MEANTIME ITS NOT WORRYING ME ONLY BY ACCIDEKT THAV PEG.

USED TO BE A SHCM-GVRL-SUES NEVER TOLD US A THING ABOUT and secretary of the Ann Arbor High OUST WHAT 1 I REASON COULD I SHE HAME FOR I KEEPING HER PAST FROM US? jrff BUTTHflTSFAR BETTER THAN TALKING ABOUT NOTHING BUT MUCH ABOUT IT? WHAT BUSINESS is rr op ours? VOURE AS CURIOUS AS WOMEN ARE SHE HAS SOME NOT ONE WORD THING ABOUT HERSELF- MA SHEK Lillian A. Maahek. Dee Nikola, rf 2339 S. under son avenue. Berwyn.

beloved wife ot George devoted mother cf Dorothy and Lorraine, loving daughter ef Mary Nikola, dear water of Clara Mae Xikola, and Ella Konrad. Foneral Friday. Nov. 15. 8:30 a.

frrras fanerai borne. 227-29 W. Cennak road. Berwyn. to Our Lady of the Holy Mount chorea, late rment St.

Adalbert a. MAZZUCA Marie Mazznca. Nev. xi. dearly beloved wife ot the late Antocio, fond mother of Mrs.

Agnes Femo. Joeepa, Mrs. Elizabeth. Thompson. Michael.

MUdren. and Margaret. Funeral Friday. Nov. 15.

at 9 a. from residence. 3540 5. to St. Agnes' church.

Interment Mo-cst DONT YOU THINK GOOD REASON 11 IT STILL STRIKES ME THATS AUTTLE ONES SELF AS RATHER ODD- HERSELF school alumni association for 43 years, died last night. A member of a pioneer family. Miss Chapin was an authority on local history. Her UNUSUAL? SUPPOSED TO BE i xr famous historical collection included the first radio brought to Ann Arbor, owned by her grandfather. Judge Sometimes He Retreats in Haste, Court Told.

James H. Kinjjsley. DEATH NOTICES Carmel. Information. Lafayette 09 SO.

McAULIFFE James McAuIiffe, Xov. 13. eon of the late Michael and Julia Ahern M- Auliffe. brother of Mary Xorene Callahan. Margaret Phillips.

Timothy. Sister M--v Mirhaelene. R. S. and the late Fiorecv and Catherine.

Funeral Saturday. 9 a. rn. from chapel. Jeffery boulevard at TTts street, to St.

Thomas the Apostle chnrrh. Mass 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Obvet. Kindly omit flowers.

South. Shore In Heu orlam. BENBROOK Bess Benbrook. Jfot lor a mo f. Jo Charges that Deputy Sheriff Harry Blue habitually drew his gun in serving writs in civil ment have I forgotten you, dear.

LILLIAN. McKAY Myrtle L. McKay. Nov. 12.

late ef LINEHAN Genevieve Linehan. In memory of our cherished wife and mother, -who silo Cleveland avenue, beloved cauz-ter cases were made yesterday before Judge Rudolph Desort In Su j.iai,uriii. j. I iit, ixumu) mu Earl McKay, sister of Mrs. Marz-ueme Barrett, granddaughter of Thomas and Mrrtla passed away one year a pro today.

HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. Fraternal Ifotfcea. WINNIE WINKLE, THE BREADWINNER: Knows When He's Beat McKay and Mrs. L. Lehman.

Funeral services at funeral home. 4S17 Chicago at 2 p. m. Interment Acacia Park. perior court.

It INDEPENDENT ORDER BICKER CHOLIM UKADISHU Members will rleaee attend funeral services of our late Brother Isaac was also brought out that these McKTERXAX Julia McKiernatc 422 W. Kaden. Friday. Nov. 15.

at 1 p. at 102d place, beloved wife ot the late WEIL CAVOUNTESS VORE A rJlCE I NOw Z'fA A TbUSH HOVBRE SlR-ED BV A "Nil BUT THIS HERE RHUBA WfllfeO2 VOU'RE I501MQ UlCEUV affairs Sometimes wound up with MR. BARkJ HOW DO VOU LIKE DAWCIW3 chapel. Broadway. ABRAHAM L.

LAPIN. Rec. Secy. ALAGNA Mary Alsma. rte Messineo.

be loved wile of Joseph, mother of Rn rj TJJil 5 MRPAN1C 'VE F0U5HT B'AR WlTH MV BAR' HAhJOS AM' I SOMETHlM ELSE ASAirJ I Blue losing his THE PMUMBAf daushter of Lucille, sister of Sm Mes gun and retreat ing in haste. Blue's most re 1 1 1 mninrr vi aiuv -ti m.i Alice C. Flavin. John and Joseph E. Funeral Friday at 9 a.

tn. from fun-ral home. 09OO S. Throop street, to St. Mar aret's church.

Interment St. Mary a. MrKILLIP Walter James MrKillip. beiev--, husband of Ella father cf E- J- and James son of the late Matthew H. and Eilen brother of Chester A Oewis Mrs.

E. I. Dresher. and Mrs. O.

H. Funeral services at Rosehill eejrjeter-r chapel. Friday. 2 .30 p. tn.

Please ets flowers. sineo and Joseph Mason. Funeral SatuT' -praV telV. W0 TO REMEMBER. I DOM'T FEAR SwTS 'fe A day.

10 a. from chapel. 4013 W. Har cent adventure rison street, to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Burial Mount Carmel.

Nev. 0645 BAADE Sophia J. Baade. sister of Adolph was on Nov. 1 when he tried to serve an attach-ment on Joseph Baade.

aunt of Mrs. Florence Glrason and Weldon Ford. Funeral Friday. 2 p. at funeral home.

Lake street at 2d eve MILLER Edward F. Jthe Singing Evacge'- Greco, a grocer at nue. ay wood. Interment Rosehill. BARKER Anna Laura Barker, wife of John istj Miller, father of Frederick Bessie E.

Miller. Funeral services Frl-iay. Nov. 15. at 2:30.

at chapel. 131 W. lilt street. Interment private. Mount Hope.

Nov. 13. 1940. at Yonkere. N.

Y. funeral notice later. BUETTGEN Ottilia Buettsen. Nov. 13.

be MORRISON Dr. WiHiam 3. Morrison. 642 loved wife of Wmand B-. dear mother of W'inand C.

Anna Joseph and the late Sister M. Gerardme, O. S. F. Funeral Saturday, Nov.

16. at 8:30 a. from late residence. 6423 Hoyne avenue, to bt Henry's church. Interment St.

Joseph s. Michigan avenue, beloved husband of Ethel Morrison, fond father of J. Arthur and William Russell Morrison. Funeral Sarrrrta-y at 9 a. from funeral home, 6915 Wect-worth avenue, to St.

Bernard's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Jackson Park lodge. No. 44.

Loyal Order ef Moose. NELSON Bruce Nelson. Nov. 13. 1340.

Ix't residence. 2245 Devon avenue, beloved ni of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson, dear brother of Jane. Funeral private.

CAPPETTA Antelo Cappetta. beloved husband of Etta, nee Wice, fond father of Mrs. Lena Petrella. Mrs. Susan Loretta.

Mrs. Etta Senese. Mrs. Minnie Boutell. Anthony.

Mrs. Louise Grace. Henry, and Mrs. Lucille Mastantrea. Funeral Saturday, a.

from chapel. 1703 W. 69th. to XERI See Gaetano Giannini notice. St.

Marv of Mount Carmel churcn. inter ment Holy Sepulchre. Information. Pros PACELLI Giuseppe Pacelli. beloved pect 0600.

CARMEN Josephine Carmen fnee Pan-illo, OBITUARIES beloved wife of Joseph, fond mother of An of Manangela. dear father of Tony Pacelli, late Angela Iacuilo. and the late Vito Pacelli. Funeral Saturday. at 9:30 a.

m- from residence. 6230 X. Wayne avenue, to St. Gertrude's church. TODAY'S RADIO BROADCASTS thony.

Funeral Friday at 9 m. from chapel. 2600 Wentworth avenue, fo Sncta Maria Incoronata chnrch. Interment Mount Carmel. Victory 1861.

PECK Helen Krueger Peck at Roseells Pom. COHEN Henrietta Cohen, lata of 1S09 S. Today9 Features Drake avenue, beloved wife of the late Nov. 12. wife of Spauicing.

mother -f William Scbaal. daughter cf Mrs. B. M. Willey of DeKalb.

111. S-mce Friday. 2 p. at chapel, 20O E. Erie street, Chicago.

Interment Rosehill cemetery. Benjamin, dear mother of Henry Cor nelius Sarah Ginsburg. Salem David n.rr, Biue. Chlcago ave. rue.

who is accused of being $900 in arrears in support payments for his former wife. Eva. In that instance a shot was fired. Blue was disarmed by Greco, was threatened vith a Knife by Greco's son, Raymond. 15 years old, and was bunted Into the street by Mrs.

Lillian Greco, the grocer's second wife, according to Elue. Three Brought to Court. Fol'ce had to be called to jail the tattling Greeos and yesterday the three of them the grocer, the second wife and Raymond were brought into court on the petition of James Todd, Sheriff Thomas J. O'Brien's official attorney, who asked that they be held in contempt. Blue testified that he hadn't drawn a gun in the grocery, merely shifting the weapon from one pocket to another, and that it was accidentally discharged when Greco tussled with him.

Biue was then cross-examined by Attorney Charles Cooley, counsel for Raymond Greco. -Two years ago," Cooley said, "you went to serve a civil writ on an undertaker at 35th and Halsted streets. Some shots were fired and you lost your gun, didn't you?" That's Blue admitted. Offers 20 Witnesses. When Judge Desort asked why this incident was pertinent, Cooley said: I want to show that this man always serves civil processes at gun point.

That is uncalled for and citizens may do unusual things when they are threatened with a gun. We have more than 20 witnesses who can Leopold E- Sidney Esther Ruth Florence the late Mollie Dora, and ON W-G-N. Standard Time. PIERSON Emma Pierson. Remaina at chapel.

nine rrindchildren. Fond sister of Jack and David Swarzman and Sally Braneh "Thus Spake Zarathustra, a tone and Zelda Miller. Funeral Friday. 11 a. at chapel.

3125 W. Roosevelt road. Mrs. Henrietta Cohen Cole. Mrs.

Henrietta Cohen Cole, a resident of Chicago for more than 50 years, died yesterday in her home at 1809 South Drake avenue. She was 68 years old. Her son, Henry A. Cole, 4922 North Albany avenue, is a past Illinois commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Also surviving are five other sons, four daughters, nine grandchildren, two brothers, and two sisters.

Services will be held at 11 a. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 3125 Roosevelt road. Burial will be in Jewish Waldheim cemetery. poem by Richard Strauss, and the Interment Jewish Waldheim.

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DJD. 11.77 25.4 DJZ. J1.80 25 4 m. LONDON 7:45 p. m.

News and Views. GSC. A.6K 31.3 GSD. 11.75 25.5 m. ROM 9:00 p.

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15.30 1P m. LONDON 9:30 p. m. Radio Newt-Reel. GSC.

9.58 31.3 11.75 25.5 GSL. 6.11 mof 49.1 in. w. 63d street, until 9 a. m.

Thursday. Services 4724 Vtncennes avenue tt 10 a. m. Interment Oak Wooda cemetery. RACINE Fred A.

Racine, beloved husSaa-i of Florence fond father of Fred J-. James Lorraine, and Florence brother of Julius. I.eo. John. Vitor.

atvt Josephine Funeral Friday. 9 3-t a. from chapel. 3100 Irving Par road, to 1st. Veromca'i church, latertzntct St.

Joseph's cemetery. Mrs. Caroline Leonard Woodford. Mrs. Caroline Leonard Woodford, widow of Phillip R.

Woodford, Chicago hardware merchant, was buried yesterday in Rosehill cemetery. Mrs. Woodford died Nov. 1 in the home of her son, Leonard, in Vancouver, Wash. She was 84 years old.

Since 1918 she had lived in California and Washington. Services were held in Portland, Ore. William C. Kuknk. Services for William C.

Kukuk, 71 years old, a retired drainage district contractor, will be held at 6 p. m. tomorrow "in the chapel at 332 Downer place, Aurora. Mr. Kukuk, who lived at 727 5th street, Aurora, died Tuesday.

His widow, Minnie, and four children survive. COLE Henrietta Cole. See-Henrietta Cohen. COWDEN Louis N. Cowden.

1435 Greenleaf avenue, husband of Mary, father of Overton Cowden of Indianapolis. brother of Edna Cowden of Braidwood. 111. Member WMAQ David Harum. WBBM Aunt JenDy.

WJJD Missing Persons. WCFL Donald Novis. 11:00 A. M. W-G-N Kditor't Daughter.

WBBM Kate Smith. WMAQ Kitty Keene. WLS Martha Crane. WCFL Gen. Speaks.

WJJD Happy Harmonies. WHIP Sanctuary Songs. 11:15 A. M. W-G-N On In Ryan.

WMAQ The O'N'ells. WBBM When a Girl Marries. WJJD Courthouse Reporter. WHFC Bing Crosby. WCFL Pantry Peekert.

11:30 A. M. W-G-N I-en Salvo. WMAQ Farm and Home. WBBM Helen Trent.

WJJD Safety court. WLS Frank and Julia. WAAF Orchids and Moonlight. 11:15 A- M. W-G-N Harold Turner.

WBBM Our Gal Sunday. WCFL Sports news. of Blair lodire. No. 33.

A. F. A A. M. RAPPEL Francis J.

RappeT. 3037 Lelan-i past hurh priest of Park chapter. No. 213. R.

A. M. Funeral services at funeral home. 4:15 P. M.

A AF Interlude. WMAQ Lone Journey. WBBM The O'Neils. WJJD Suppertime Frolic. 4:30 P.

M. W-G-N 50,000 Volunteers. WMAQ Guiding Light. WENR Municipal Assn. WBBM Concert orchestra.

4:43 P. M. W-G-N Edna O'Dell. WMAQ Beautiful Life. WBBM Scattergood Baines.

WENR Paradtxe Thunder. 5:00 1'. M. W-G-N Sensation Syncopation. WMAQ Wuthering Heights.

WBBM Man on the Street. WHFC Benny Goodman. WBKB Set Sail. 5:15 P. M.

W-G-N Campus Notes. WBBM Accordiana. WCFL Loretta. WIND Eddie Chase. 5:30 P.

M. W-G-N News. WMAQ Jack Armstrong. WCFL Guess Who. WENR Bud Barton.

5.35 P. M. W-G-N Flexies Pixies. 5:40 P. M.

W-G-N Passing Parade. 5:45 P. M. W-G-N Capt. Midnight.

WBBM World Today. WCFL Jack Kelly's orch. WMAQ Li'l Abner. WENR Tom Mix Shooters. 6959 X.

Clark street, Friday, 10 a. m. In terment Gridley. IU. overture to Le Carnaval Ro- main," by Hector Berlioz, will be presented on the broadcast portion of the Chicago Symphony program from 9 :30 to 10:15 p.

m. Dr. Frederick Stock, conductor of Chicago Symphony, will be the director. CRIVELLONE Maria Crivellone I nee Gian-francesco, beloved wife of Dan. fond mother of James.

Mike. Alphonse. and Vxa CHICAGO FRKQTJENCIE8. W-G-N 720 WJJD 1130 Anna Marie, sister of Mrs. Nick Cantone.

Mrs. Nick Mancini, Mrs. Mike Cardillo, and Mrs. Vito Hacanelli. Funeral notice avenue.

Nov. 1.1. 134i. beloved of Vera tnee EbelJ. loving son of Ferdinand and the late Anna Bapp-t.

dear brother of Ferdinand Vera Boetmer. Robert and Willard fond nphew cf Katherine Rappel. Funeral Friday. Nov. 13.

at 10:30 a. from chapel. 2114 Irving Park road, to Our Lady of Merry church. Interment at St. Mary's cemetery.

ROIX Sarah Rom. beloved wife of the David, fond mother of Louis. Celia Ben. Esther Brown, and Albert, six grandchildren, dear sister of Louis and Sara Rudolph and Tillie Gerdy. Funeral Thursday, 2 p.

at chapel. 3125 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Jewish Waldheisi- later. Prospect 0600.

D'ANDREA See Gaetano Giannini notice. WJOB 1200 WSBC 1210 WEDC 1210 WMRO 1250 WGES 1360 WHFC 1420 WHIP 1480 WIND 5BO WMAQ 670 WBBM 770 WLS 870 WENR 870 WA A 920 WCFIv 970 WCBD 1080 DODGE Orion Virgil Dodire of 926 Judson Owen B. Winters. Services will be held tomorrow in New York City for Owen B. Winters, vice president and secretary of Erwin, Wasey advertising agency, and head of its New York office since 1924.

He died at the age of 48 Tuesday in his home on Cat Cay Island, Bahamas, where he was recuperating from an illness and operation. He leaves his widow and two daughters by a previous marriage. The Chicago offices of the agency will be closed AFTERNOON avenue. Evanston. Nov.

13. 1940. be loved husband of Mabel Dodpe. father of Mrs. Marv Jane Proctor, brother of Mrs "In Chicago Tonight," a variety show presenting entertainment celebrities, Thomas Bennett Crowe.

Palo Alto, Nov. 13 JP). Thomas Bennett Crowe, 65, credited with the invention and development of several metallurgical processes, died today. He was a direct descendant of Robert Fulton, steamboat inventor, and John Greenleaf Whittier, poet. 1 Tn.q.,t MRq Trnrrnn.1 ROINSKT Sarah Roinsky.

See Sarah Roia. Marie Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth Blatchley and Clyde Dodire. At chapel. 6501 N.

Ashland avenue. Chicago, where services will be held Friday. Nov. 15, 2 p. m.

Interment SA LEE Robert Charles Lee. beloved MORNING Kansas City, Mo. FRANCZAK Martin Franczak. Xov. 13 son of Ida Bck and the late Harvey Lee.

brother of Willard. Irene Rasp, and Ferrz Jeffenes. Funeral Friday. Nov. 15.

at 3 p. at funeral home. 2643 N. Ciaxk street. Interment Wunders.

Mesber cf 5:30 A. M. is scheduled at Rose Bampton. 7:30 p. m.

Miriam Hopkins, stage and screen actress, will be heard in a 1940. beloved husband of Lillian tnee Rikucinskil. dear father of Mrs. Harriet testify that Blue drew his gun while serving writs." Blue denied the charge. He is slightly over 5 feet tall and has been a deputy sheriff since 1932.

The hearing was continued to tomorrow when Cooley will bring in his witnesses. EVENING McFarland post. No. 802. American Legion- world radio premiere of her latest Wisniewski.

George. Mrs. Ella Lewsndow-ski. Aloysius. Lillian Sarytchoff.

and Lucille. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. from residence. 2415 N.

Ridgeway avenue, to SCHOEMAKER Anna M. S-hoemaker fa- picture, "Lady with Red Hair. Our Lady of Grace church. Interment St. The story of the Society of St.

Vincent De Paul, with 50,000 volunteer workers in the United States, will be Mrs. Adelaide Thaw Beach. New York, Nov. 13 JP). Mrs.

Adelaide Thaw Beach, widow of Clifton B. Beach of Cleveland, one time vice president of the American Steel and Wire company, died at her Park avenue home today. Adalbert's. WeirJ. late residence.

t237 Oaa Park ir-nue. beloved wife of the late Wilhsm E. Sehoemaker. fond mother of Estelie M. and William J- loving grandmother William H.

and Dolores. Funeral freta chapel. 6754 Northwest highway. Saturday. Nov.

16. at 9:30 a. to St. Thecla church. Interment All Saints" cemetery.

FRANK Sae Frank of 1902 X. Lincoln James Gabelle. Paterson. N. Nov.

13 (JP). James Gabelle, 65, of Oakland, internationally known poet, author, and publicist, died today. He was editor of the poetry magazines Expression, Berkeleyean, and La Paloma. He worked on Kansas City and New York newspapers. avenue, beloved wife of Jacob, dear mother of Anna Rothstein.

Nathan, cnaries. and told at 4:30 p. m. The speaker will be Ed Willmann of the National Conference of Catholic Charities. Sam.

sister of Abe Borowita and Bertha Shostle of Louisville. Ky. Services Thurs SCHULTZ Henry T. Schultz. suddenly, la'e FORMER W-G-N USHER TO START ON MOVIE ROAD Michael Cipriani.

19 years old. a former W-G-N studio usher, will take day. 2 p. at luneral hapei. a.

Critwford-av. Interment Jewish Waldheim, Rose Bampton of the Chicago GALLIVAN Mary (Minniel Gallivan nee Mangan. beloved wife of John, devoted of 3658 N. Bernard street, beloved husband of Mary fnee Logan 1. fond fatter cf Theodore, brother of Anne Dreyer.

Ke4 Miller, and F.rnet Schultz. Funeral Saturday. Nov. 16. 2 p.

at funeral hnrrse. 2056-58 Belmont avenue, to St. Luas ceroeterv. Member of Hamlin Park W'--. No.

10ti9. A. F. 4 A. and Civil ServK post.

No. 67S. American Legion. mother of Dennis V. and Margaret rtooas.

Mrs. Frederick R. Martin. Bronxville, N. Nov.

13 UP). Mrs. Anna Wayne Martin, wife of Frederick Roy Martin, former general manager of the Associated Press, died today. sister of Margaret. Ellen, and Dsniel of Ireland.

At funeral home. 4048-5O Harrison street. Funeral Saturday at 9 a. m. to St.

Mel's church. Burial Mount Carmel. Native SHEAN Mary C. Shean tnee CuHenT. of Tarbert, County Kerry, irejana.

ev 2818. LIFE after 40 Is One Ache After Another DRINK MOUNTAIN VALLEY WATER Ae an Aid in the Treatment of GASCH F. Emil Gasch. husband of the late Mane, fond father of Mrs. Cora Peebles.

F.mil Mrs Marie Perkins, and Robert. Re loved wife of the late Lawrence svtn, fond mother of Sister Mary Wend'an. B. V. M-.

Mrs. Florence McDonnell. M-s. Irene Bouscaren. Mrs.

Bernice KeoTjgh. Jf eeph. and the late Mrs. Mary Gibbons. Edward and Lawrence Shean.

Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a. m. from late residence. 6743 Newgard avenue, to St. Jerome a chcr'Si.

Interment Calvary. Information. Hora. 2773. mains resting at funeral home.

3918 Irv CHAMBERLAIN'S BODY CREMATED; ine- Park road. Services Friday. Nov. 13 at 2 t. m.

Past Master of Accordia lodge. Opera company will be heard at 8:15 p. m. In the lirst of a series of appearances by Chicago Opera company stars. ON OTHER STATIONS.

7 p. m. WBBM Ask It Basket. 7 WMAQ Good News, with Fanny Brice, Dick Powell, and Mary Martin. 7 WLS Pot of Gold, with Horace Heidt.

8 WMAQ Music Hall, with Bing Crosby, Bob Burns, and Connie Bos-well. 8 WBBM Major Bowes. 8:30 WENR Town Meeting, Is This Our War?" 9 WMAQ Rudy Vallee, with John Barrymore. 9:30 WMAQ Musical Americana, with Virginia Verrill, Barry Wood, and Raymond Paige. 10:30 WCFL Music Lovers No.

277. A. F. A. M.

Interment Grace- ASHES IN URN land cemetery. his first step on the road to film fame today. In order to sign a contract for him with Metro-Goldwyn Mayer film studio Miss Rosalind Glick-man. dramatics teacher who has taught Ciprani free for the last four years, will appear with him at noon today before Jihdce Robert O'Connell and be appointed his guardian. GIANNINI Gaetano Glannlnl.

beloved hus SOBEK August Sobek. beloved tuiband rf band of the late Maria I nee Neril. father of Anthony, father-in-law ot Mary Andrea Funeral Saturday. 9 a. from chapel Anna, fond father of Frank and aiartaa Bartholomew.

Funeral Saturday. 2 at chapel. 2742 Lincoln avenue. Intermesg Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. LONDON, Nov.

13. Two members of his household staff were the only persons present when the body of Neville Chamberlain, former prime 35O0 Harrison street, to St. Callisto's church. Burial Mount Carmel. Nev.

0643. STANElv Earl Staner cf 294 E. 92d street. minister, was cremated today at GOLDBERG Samuel Goldberg. 3556 Ogden avenue, formerly of 1808 S.

St. Louts ave Golders Green. ARTHRITIS NEURITIS Don't neglect what may seem to be a trivial ache or pain and allow a serious ailment to de--velop. Ask vour doctor about this natural alkaline water to neutralize eliminate these pain-causing toxins. Order a case today.

Chicago, father of Dorotry. ri Mrs. Mav Graham. Mrs. Florence Arthur.

Dorothy of Chicago, and Staner Dubuque. Ia. Funeral FrvlaT. 10:30 a. at funeral home street at 2d avenue.

a wood. IntertceEt Forest Home cemetery. At a memorial service in the Birm nue, beloved husband of tne late Anna, dear father of Julius. Mary Leriford. Lo, Abe.

H.vman. and the late Sadie, grandfather of four. Services Thursday. 11 a. ingham Parish church, Bishop Barnes at funeral chapel.

704 S. Crawford ave said: "Today western civilization is de nue. Interment Jewish Waldheim. STEINER Marion Steinr tnee FluskeyT. rinr.DM AN Robert Goldman of 6225 S.

Green stroying itself. The pattern is now 1352 E. 61st etreeu Nov. 13. beloved wife of Otto Sterner, fond mo'her of Jack and Marion, daughter of Cath? street, beloved husband oi oaran i nee Golden, dear father of Ruth Fuctaa.

fond hi NOON. W-G-N Zeka Monnert' Gang. WAAF Symphonic hour. WLS Dinnerbell Program. WHIP Women's clubs.

WBBM Beautiful Life. WMBI Midday hour. 12:15 P. M. W-G-N What Do Von Say? WMAQ Tony Wons.

WBBM Woman tn White. WJJD Taylor orchestra. WHFC Kay Kyser. WIND Bob Atcher. WCFL Voice of Romance.

13:30 P. M. W-G-N Markets. WMAQ Tunes and Tips. WCFL Willie Winn.

WHIP Polish hour. WBBM Right to Happiness. WJJD Noonday eervices. 12:35 I. M.

W-G-N Johnny Duffy. 13:45 P. M. W-G-N Ralph Ginsbnrgh't orchestra. WBBM Road of Life.

WLS Sam Guard. ,13:50 P. M. WMAQ Three to Get Heady. 1:00 P.

M. W-G-N Don Norman's Date. WCFL Man on the Street. WJJD Stock markets. WMAQ Church hymns.

WIND Italian hour. WBBM Young Dr. alone. WLS School Time. 1:15 P.

M. W-G-N Painted Dreamt. WBBM Joyce Jordan. WMAQ Arnold Grimm. WLS Grain markets.

WJJD Priscilla and Piano. WCFL Don Artiste. WAAF Medley Time. 1:30 P. M.

W-G-N Make Believe Ballroom. WAAF Sing and Swing. WLS Homemakers' prog. WMAQ Valiant Lady. WIND Board of Education.

WBBM Fletcher Filey. WCFL Guess Who WJJD Bill Anson. 1:45 P. M. WMAQ Light of the World.

WIND Race results. WBBM Mv Son and I. 2:00 P. M. WMAQ Mary Marlin.

WLS Orphans of Divorce. WBBM Mary McBride. WHIP Tea time Melodiea. 2:15 P. M.

WMAQ Ma Perkins. WCFL Meet the Folks. WBBM Meet the Missus. WLS Amanda. 2:30 P.

M. W-G-N Women World Wide. WJJD Board of Education. WMAQ Pepper Toung. WLS John's Other Wife.

WIND Race results. WBBM Air School. 2:45 P. M. W-G-N II.

P. news. WJJD Ben Kanter. WCFL Afternoon musical. WMAQ Vic and Sade.

WAAF Walts Time. WLS Jut Plain Rill. 3:00 P. M. W-G-N Radio's Voire.

Guy riavage. WJJD Off the Bookshelf. WIND Race remits. WEN Mother o' Mine. WBBM Portia Blake.

WMAQ Backstage Wife. WAAF Mythical Ballroom. WCFL Dapeeland. 3:15 P. M.

W-G-N I.awrenre Salerno. WMAQ Stella Dallas. WBBM We. the Ahbotts. WEN Betty and Bob.

3:30 P. M. W-G-N Radio Gossip Club. WJJD Rosemary Wayne. WMAQ Lorenzo Jones.

WEN Club WBBM Hilltop Houe. WMBI Birthday program. 3:45 P. M. W-G-N I-en Salvo.

WMAQ Widder Brown. WBBM Kate Hopkins. P. M. W-G-N Rhythm Adventures.

WIND Sports results. WMAQ Girl Alone. WEN Yours Truly. WBBM The Goldbergs. ine Fluskey.

sister of Kay Beckwith. Ftj-neral from chapel. 63d and Harvard. 1 a to t. Bernard brother of Sarah spauiding.

uuian uora-man. Louis. Michael and Aimee Horwitz Funeral Frirlav. 1:30 D. at chapel being woven and history's verdict will be written centuries hence.

Men then will try to estimate Mr. Chamberlain's brief but valiant effort for peace. To church. Interment Mount CanneL 6935 Stony Island avenue. Interment Engle- Clarence M.

Mlrhael Cipriani. Shapiro, a midwest talent scout for saw Cipriani's picture in a commercial photographer's studio end arranged for him to have an audition and take sound tests. He passed these tests and will leave next week for New York to take a screen ttst. Cipriani lives at 2840 Roosevelt road. Members of his family are on relief.

W-G-N Breakfast Time Frolic. :30 A. M. W-G-N Gnmt Morning prog. 7:00 A.

M. WMAQ Suburban hour. WA A Breakfast Exprese. WBBM Newt of Europe. wj.ir Louis P.

Lehman. WCFL Cheerful Earful. WHIP Roseland church. 7:10 A. M.

W-G-N Everyday Words. 7:15 A. M. W-O-N Good Morning prog. WBBM Morning Reporter.

WLS Ransrers. A. M. W-G-N iff, SnlfT. BlflT.

A. M. w.G-N Nothing hnt Trnth. 7:30 A. M.

W-G-N Good Morning prog. WBBM Mimical Clock. WJJD America to God. WLS Man and Boh. 7:43 A.

M. W-G-N Listen to the Band. WLS Jolly Joe. WJJD Weather bureau. 7:55 A.

M. WBBM Paine Parade. 8:00 A. M. W-G-N Morning Newt.

WMAQ Tour Neighbor. WJJD Bonworth broadcast. WLS Smiler Putter. WBBM Muficaj Clock. WCFL Breakfast lub.

8:15 A. M. W-G-N Gnnel Slneer. 8:30 A. M.

W-G-N Victor H. f.indtahr. WBBM Brighter World. WMAO Coffee Time. Cburch hymnn.

WIND Organ Interlude. 8:45 A. M. Alice Blair. WMAQ Norman Ro.

WJ.TD Sunshine Jubilee. WBBM Friendly Grocer. A. M. W-G-N Wishing Well.

WT.S Meet Mi Julia. WIND Start Richt. WBBM Bt Kathleen Norrls. WMAQ Hoiiwboat Hannah. WCFL Fr.

John Dussman. 9:10 A. M. WAAF Canarv Serenade. 0:15 A.

M. W.G-N News. WBBM Myrt and Marge. WT.S Vic and Sade. WMAQ By Kathleen Norrlt.

WCFL Frsnkie Corle. A. M. W-G-N The Dearnn. 0:30 A.

M. W-G-N Keep Fit to Music. WBBM Stepmother. WMAQ Ellen RanJolph. WT, Miry Martin.

Wtvn Hawaii Calls. W.T.tT Gofernmcnt Reports. Willi' BiiHnpt hour. A. M.

W-G-N June Baker, WBBM Don Artiste. Wt. pepper Toimg. WIND-Bob and Bonnie. WMAQ uil1ing Tight.

WCFL Viennee Ensemble. WJJD ThurdaT Serenade. 10:00 A. M. WT.S Har.nr Jack.

WMAQ Man I Married. WIND Traffic court. WCFL For Women Only. WBBM Mary r.ee Taylor. WHIP Lithuanian hour.

10:15 A. M. W-G-N Ion Pedro. WBBM Martha Webster. WMAQ Aarainst the storm.

Friendly Neighbors. WCFL Better Homes. Wjjn Musical Portraits. WAAF Pennies from Heayen. 10:30 A.

M. W-G-N Rarhrlnr's Children. WM AQ Road of Life. WCFI Wife Saver. WAAF Mythical Ballroom.

WBBM Big Sister. WJJD Dick Baker. WLS Sodbusters. 10:45 A. M.

W-G-N Linda's Love. wood Congregation cemetery, waldheim. STRZELECKI Frank Strzelecki ef 5. aim high and not succeed is not fail ure." :00 P. M.

W-G-N Dr. Preston Bradley. WEN Easy Aces. WMAQ Sweet and Swing. WBBM Amos 'n' Andy.

WCFL Race results. WIND German hour. WJOB Lone Crusader. :15 P. M.

W-G-N Rob Elson. WENR Mr. Keene. WCFL Dad't Family. WBBM Lsnny Ross.

:30 P. M. W-G-N lapt. Heme. WBBM Vox Pop.

WMAQ Musical Entree. WCFL Hal Tot ten. 6:35 P. M. WMAQ Sports Roundup.

P. M. W-G-N InUde of Sportt. WCFL Music Time. WMAQ H.

V. Kaitenborn. WLS The Westerners. 7:00 P. M.

W-G-N Wythe Williams. WBBM Ask It Basket. WLS Pot of Gold. WMAQ Faiiny Brice. WIND Science Adventurel.

7:15 P. M. W-G-N Eddy Dooiey. WCFL Modern Melodiet. WIND Community Chest.

7:30 P. M. W-G-N In Chicago Tonight. WLS Fame and Fortune. WCFL Jack Kelly's orch.

WIND Herr Louie. WBBM Strange as It Seems. WMAQ Aldrich Family. 8:00 P. M.

W-G-N Gabriel Hratter. WMAQ Music Hall. WBBM Maj. WENR Bob Crosby's orch. WIND Scattergood Baines.

8:15 P. M. W-G-N Rose Bampton. WCFL Teachers' union. 8:22 P.

M. W-G-N 11 in Ryan. 8:30 P. M. W-G-N Raymond tcott.

WCFL Labor Flashes. WENR Town Meeting. 8:45 P. M. W-G-S Lawrence Welk.

WCFL Stars of Tomorrow. :00 P. M. W-G-N Billy Repaid, news. WMAQ Rudy Vallee.

WBBM Glenn Miller. :15 P. M. W-G-N Ray Gram Swing. WCFL Mnsic.

America. WBBM Gold Coast Music P. M. W-G-N Chicago Symphony firrhest ra. WMAQ Musical Americana.

WJOB Croatian hour. WEN Magnolia 10:00 P. M. WMAQ Pleasure Time. WIND Will McClure's orch.

WENR Ten 'Clock Final. 10:15 P. M. W-G-N Chicago at Night. WBBM Rhythm Rascals.

10:30 P. M. ijr-G-N Dick Jurgens orrh. WCFL Music Lovers' prog. WMAQ Emit Coleman.

10:15 P. M. W-G-N I-ewrenre Welk. I. M.

W-G-N Late News. WBBM Music MaMerworks. WJOB Midnight Express. 11:15 P. M.

W-G-N Mrlarland Twins. 11:30 P. M. W-G-N Art Kael's orrh. WBBM Ramon Ramos.

WMAQ Wayne King. WCFL Roller Derby. MIDNIGHT. W-G-N Griff Williams. WENR Music You Want.

WIND Nite Watch. 12:30 A. M. W-G-N Frank Ga gen's orch. WENR, Bob Strong's orch.

1:00 A. W-G-N Ray Noble's orch. GREEN Carrie B. Green, age P2. wife of tho late George DM beloved mother of Edna Charlea and the late Paul E.

At Wolcott avenue, beloved son oi tae ia- Stamslans and Michilina, dear brother cf Victoria Konecki and Lottie Patka. foul brother-in-law of Alexander Konecki and; Peter Patka. Funeral Monday. "tv. 1.

1940. at 9:30 a. from chapel- W. 61st street, to St. Joseph a chnrch.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. Boul. 5257. MOUNTAIN VALLEY From HOT SPRINGS. ARK.

MINERAL WATER 739 W. Jackson Blvd. MONroe 5460 Established In Chicago Over 32 Tears funeral home. 173-J Wilson avenue, cervices Friday. 2 p.

m. HELLER Mary Heller, nee McGrath, of 5523 Union avenue, beloved wife of the late Raymond, mother of Mary Gene and Edward, daughter of the late Patrick and Mary, nee Berkery: sister of James and the late Edward. At funeral home. 6438 S. STUKER Elizabeth Stuker.

Xov. 12. 134. UNDERTAKERS. ICE DELAYS HUNT FOR FLYERS WHO CRASHED IN LAKE Spirit Lake.

Nov. 13 (JP). The place where a missing army plane crashed and sank wife of the late Adolph. fond motaer ct Conrad. Harry.

Mane Gaepeni. Frank. Waiter. Arthur, and Ethel Koyl. Resting a funeral home.

318-320 X. Central avenue. Austin. Funeral Fndav. 9 a.

to St. France of Rome chnrch 16h street an.l Austin boulevard. Cicero. Interment St. Boniface cemetery.

Halsted-st. Funeral notice later. Bou. Ob6. HEUSER John H.

Jack Heuser of 316 W. 107th street. Nov. 12. 1940.

dear husband of Martha Ann tnee GibbonJ. fond father of Arthur father-in-law of Manei $40,000 PROVIDED FOR 5 CHARITIES BY FANNIE WARE Charitable bequests totaling $40,000 are provided in the will of Mrs. Fannie Manierre Ware, member of a pioneer Chicago family, who died Oct. 24 at the age of 74 in her home at 325 Abbotsford road, Kenilworth. The will, disposing of a total estate of $440,000, was filed yesterday with Clerk Frank Lyma-n in Probate court and approved by John F.

Keeley, assistant to the Probate judge. The charity gifts are $15,000 to the Park Ridge School for Girls, $10,000 to the New Trier township High school, and $5,000 each to the Illinois Children's Home and Aid society, the Arden Shore ramp at Lake Bluff and the Kenilworth Union church. Alter other bequests to friends, the bulk of the estate is divided among two brothers, two nephews, and a niece. Mrs. Ware was the daughter of Edward Manierre, former city treasurer, and the widow of Charles Ware, former vice president of the National Analine and Chemical company.

grandfather of Dona Mae and John Arthur. Lanmi Soun Funeral Service STLVESTER Joseph Sylvester, beloved hus Keating at chapel. 14 E. liotn sireew Services Friday. Nov.

15. at 2 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. rain Sl TON Susanna Johnston, late of 4922 Argyle street, beloved mother of Robert band of Marguerite, fond father of Infant Arthur James, beloved son ot Arthur anil Jennie, brother of Frank.

James. Betty, an -4 Robert. Funeral from chapel. 739 S. Wet era avenue.

Friday. Xov. 15. at 9 a. Our Lady of Sorrows church.

Jackson boulevard and Albany avenue. Interment Mount Carmel. Information, call Seeley 7422. and Norman Johnston and -Mrs. ueriruue Kiefer.

grandmother of Jean. Delores. and Audrv Johnston and Lois. Bernice. Walter Jr.

Kiefer. At chapel. 4332 Elston avenue, at Crawford. Services at Forest Glen TEMPLE John R. Temple.

18,33 5. Gcrtd son avenue, Berwyn, beloved husband cf Alice Temple Inee Jakubielska J. d-aa-father of Irene. Funeral Saturday. Nov.

16. at 9:15 a. from funeral pari-jr. 6716 W. 16th street.

Berwyn. to St- Mtry of Cello church, thence by autoe S. Cyrillus snd Methodius Parish cemeierv. Lemon t. 111.

Berwyn 144 or La wndale 1 1 50. with the loss of three lives here Sunday night was definitely located today, alt ho ice halted further efforts to remove the victims. The craft was 20 feet under water. The bodies of Lieut. Robert M.

Prange, 22, of Frederick town, reportedly piloting the plane, was recov-e yesterday and will be sent Take advantage of "North Western's" low fares be home with the folks over Thanksgiving. Fast, comfortable, warm trains will carry you swiftly and safely regardless of weather or road conditions. Nothing to worry about. Just get on and go and enjoy every minute of the trip; And to show how little the fares are: Examples of Round Trip Fares WADE Edward T. Wade, late cf 4425 X.

SOUTH SIDE CHAPEL, 63D AND HARVARD-AVENUE. THURSDAY. DUGAN Helen L. 10 a. m.

at Chapel. FORSYTH William B. 1 p. m. in Church.

FRIDAY. DAGGETT Gertrude W. 3 p. m. at Chapel.

STEINER Marlon. 9 :30 a. m. in Church. SATURDAY.

LEE Margaret. 2 p. m. at Chapel. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED.

JORDAN Gilbert D. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL, 5501 N. ASHLAND-A VENUE. THURSDAY. FISHER John.

3 p. m. at Chapel. FRIDAY. DODGE Orion V.

2 p. m. at Chapel. LA WALL Kathryn G. 10:30 a.

m. In Church. SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. FINN ELL Arthur. iroy sireei.

oeioveo. nusoana oi ine Bably. dear father of Aimce Johncn. Hazelle Xelsen. Ruth Hilton.

Edward! W'ade, and Edna Hoff. Funeral Friday. 9:30 a. from chapel. 3224 Montros avenue, to Our Lady of Mercy church.

ullmas er Coaches Firlor car 3.10 3.85 A RVELLE George William Warre! ef Lrul. Ortirie H. Q0 From Chicago Milwaukee, Wit. Oshkcnh, Wit. Green Bay, Wis.

St. Paul, Minn. Dulutk, Minn. Madison, Wit. Winona, Minn.

Rochester, Minn. Dixon, HI. Fond du Lac, Wit. Congregational cnurcn. may.

2 p. m. Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. KADEN Isaac Kaden. late residence.

3800 Lake Shore drive, dearly beloved husband of Helen, nee Kramer; loving father of Florence Solomon. Rochelle Reich. Leonard Aaron, and the late Shirley Isabel, dear brother of Sarah Harris. Abraham. Jack.

Anna Frank, and the late Julius devoted grandfather of five grandchildren. Funeral Friday. 1 p. at chapel. 6206 Broadway.

Interment Rosehill. Past master of Chicago lodge. No. 437. A.

F. A. M. KING Marv T. King fnee Roach 1.

beloved wife of the late Patrick mother of Virginia C. John and the late Marie E. King, sister of Mrs. Thomas Jordan and Mrs X. J.

Redmond. Funeral Friday, 10 a. from chapel. 6311 N. Clark street, to St.

Henry'a church. Interment Calvary. KLECKNER Howard J. Kleckner. beloved husband of Susanne I nee Dowdl.

beloved son of Mary and the late Richard T. Kleckner. brother of Leila and Marguerite. Funeral from chapel. 1158 N.

Clark street. Saturday, Nov. 16. at 10:30 a. to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church.

Interment All Saints'. KUMMEROW Frank K'lrmerow. Nov. 11. 1940.

beloved husband Anna, nee Brunk-horst: dear father -A Mi-s. Jane Kersten and Bettv. Services 2 p. at funeral chapel. 2800 Belm.Mit avenue.

Interment Graceland. LOITZ Edward F. Loitz. late of 1450 Grace street, beloved husband of Mary nee Weinrieh; fond father of Arthur Virginia and Frederick F-. dear brother of Bertha and Emma.

Member of Scenic Artists' association. Funeral Saturday. 1:30 p. at chapel. 9807 Lincoln avenue.

Burial Acacia Park cemetery. OR6 7.45 8.90 17.85 20.55 5.85 13.35 15.60 4.45 6.65 5.95 7.15 14.30 16.45 4.70 10.70 12.50 3.55 5.35 to Hardin, for burial as soon as train service is resumed here after Monday's blizzard. Still missing are Lieut. George H. Smith.

26. of Clinton, 111., and Private Anthony Cerrato. 22, of Canton, O. 0i 1743 Monroe street, beloved husband the late Lydia nee Bangs, dear father ef Effe B. and Mrs.

Marjone Hart-acgh of Cleveland. O. Services Satnrdav, 11 a. at Oriental consistory. 935 N.

Dearbcr? street. Interment Kenoeha. Wis. At rei at funeral home. 3301 FuHerton averse, until 10 a.

Saturday. Thirty-third degree Mason: past master of Covenant lodge. -Xo. 626. A.

F. A. past high pn-t York chapter. Xo. 148.

R. A. pas thrice illustrious master of Chicago council. Xo. 4.

R. it S. M. Member of commandery. Xo.

63. K. Mednaal Temple: past commander In chief ef Oriental v-insi-tory. A. A.

S. R. past prince. Ctucago Council of Princes of Jerusalem. A.

A. S. chaplain of Masonie? Veterans" association ot Illinois; pa grand high priest of Grand Rival Arr-t Chapter of Illinois: past grand mi-T an-1 grand recorder emeritus of Grand Royal and Select Mters of Illinois: Sovereign of St. John's conclave premier! Xo. 1 past grand sovereign and grand recorder emeritus of the Grand InpensJ council.

Red Cross of Constantin lor tJa United States ot America. CEMETERIES. yflusic with every service, when desired, in Lain and Son chapelt-no additional charge. VISIT WESTLAWN. The outstanding ALL JEWISH cemetery.

Full IvrtMUHl Care. No Tax- or Assmts. 7H01 W. Montrose, or phone WABash 97ri(). MUST saorif.

2 irrave lot in beau Araoia Pit. cemetery. Reasonable. Pullman 7758. Brandeis, Retired Justice, Is 84 and in Good Health Washington, D.

Nov. 13 (JP). Louis D. Brandeis, retired justice of the Supreme court, was 84 years old today. Mrs.

Brandeis said her hus-hand's health is good and that his principal activity is "seeing people" and helping wherever he' can." Brandeis retired from the bench on Feb. 13, 1939, after serving since 1916. Police Will Auction 41 Autos and 80 Bicycles The quarterly auction of stolen automobiles and bicycles, unclaimed by their owners, will be held Saturday morning at Navy pier. William Doubek, police department custodian, said yesterday that 41 cars and 80 bicycles will be sold to the highest bidder. The cars must be dismantled for junk.

Blaze in Police Station Destroy 3 Automobiles Fire which started in the boiler ronm of the South Chicago police sta-tmn. 2938 East 80th street, gutted the rar of the 2's story building yesterday and destroyed two police cars end a private auto in the garage over The boiler room. Three prisoners were removed to the Burnside station, eltho they were in no danger. 60-dsy limit. 'Berth er seat extra but these charges are alto very low.

For information, lie km, rtsrrtntiont apply 14 City Ticket Officii, 148 S. Clark St. Phone Dl Arboro 3121 or Msdlnon St. Station Pbone OEArborn J0e Chicago. 1U.

CHICAGO and NORTH WESTERN LINE R1DGEWOOD Owner needs cash: beautiful spot- 8-gravw lot. SI 25. Van Pnren MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. CEMETERY MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT MTintra.

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