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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 8. 1943 26 a ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT DEATHS I TESLA IS DEAD Silk and nylon stockings are needed for powder bags. Wash your worn-out hosiery and save it to help win the war.

Atrien. Frank R. Radio Features for Today (All Schedule In Eastern War Tim Friday, January 8, 1943) Subject te Last-Minutes Changes by Stations (Copyright, 1943, The Philadelphia Inquirer) Althouse-Khclmlre, IJssie B. Andrew. Charles Basehnar, F.dw.

D. Trillins Is IKaallSaD By LeRoy II ay den NT FAMOUS SURGERY PIONEER Hem. Angela i. FYTRAHTinMS STATION" ON THE AIR Rlaney. John I.

Brnwnlee. John H. Rurgy, John I. KC. KC.

Call Call Broadcast Highlights 900 1060 Rurkley, Louis F. 1210 Asleep or Awake DR. J. L. MALLAS WAR NEWS WFIL WIP WEAr WOR Vv'JZ WABC WPEN MO WIBG 610 KYW 660 WCAIT 710 VvCAM 770 WHAT 8AO WTEL 9S0 Vv'DAS 5 A.

M. 1310 1310 1340 1400 8.00 A. M. WCAU. WABC Broadcasts from Electrical Genius, 85, in Failing Health for 2 Years Surgeon Victim of Disease Whose Cause He Discovered 1217 Mark.

St. S. E. Cor. 10th Market Stt.

MrKenna. F.llle Maxwell, Pavinla I. Michael, Kathryn I. Mllllgan, William Mnffltt. Private Andrew C.

Moore. Elisabeth E. Murphy, Catherine Newtoa, Wm. O'Hara, Margaret O'Leary, Commander Charles R. O'Neill, John C.

Pederson. Lillian R. Peters. Ella O'Hara Phillips, David E. Pletsrh, Albert G.

Porter, J. Union Price, William H. Purdy. Benjamin F. Pye, Hannah A.

Regan, Stephen Roach, Vincent DeF. Ryan. Edward D. Seavltto. Frances Schlnnerer.

Sarah F. Schults, Mary E. Sherrington, Mary E. Smith, Joaenh C. Smith.

William J. Btroud. Nellie D. Trarey, Hugh Troth. Anna C.

Valvardl, There Vigaera. Thomas W. Wardlck. Ellen M. Weldman, Tlllle Zlnn, Ida C.

Europe and Far East War Zoaes. (WCAU. WABO again at 6.45 P. KYW, WEAF at 7.15 P. WPEN at 10.45 P.

WOR at 11.15 P. and 12.30 A.M.) NEW YORK. Jan. 7 (A. CLEVELAND.

Jan. 7 (TJ. Hear Dr. George W. Crile, 78, internation 5.39 WOR-Vanty Program WABC-Lols January 5.

44 WFIL-Serenade 6 A. M. writ-News: Music WOR-rarmer' Digest WCAU-Hillbilly Music .15 WCAU-News; Hillbillies fl.SO WEAF-News: Rurke, John J. (orrtlngly. Iitla Corkle.

William R. Cummin. James Havl. Mary A. 8.

B. Iioniii, Ida M. Ilurnln, Mary Feehan, Anna C. Ferrce. Kamuel H.

Fltzpatrlrk, Alice Flyan. F.llen A. Fox, Charle F. H. Fuhrmaa, Jack Kerhart.

Ell. T. (jlauamaaw Edw. A. iillrk, Samuel Craham.

Harry 1. Halting. Josephine Hlmelspark, Louise Hlrsrb. Aaron H. Hodges, Mary R.

Hughe, fteorge W. Hunter, James Jamea, Maude W. Jones. Wm. H.

Kern, Elisabeth K. Ijtvln, Jame P. Iwl. Mabel MacLaren. John Nikola Tesla, the electrical inventor, died tonight in his suite at the Hotel New Yorker.

He was 85. famous physician and pioneer AIDING THE WAR Members of the hotel staff report You Can Try A Western Electric Hearing Aid 8.30 P. M. KYW, WEAF "Information ed that Tesla had been in failing health for the last two years. He Morning in Manhattan was found dead in bed.

Please," quiz show from Philadelphia Academy of Music plans to sell in War Bonds. Congressmen Will Rogers, of guest expert. WTBG-Rerordings KYW-Agrlculture Program With emphatic ideas on personal long at ABC-Arthur Godfrey WOR-Newi; Farmer's health as well as electrical engineering, Tesla was a vegetarian and had you aen're. Their u. pfan mae 10.00 P.

M. WFIL, WJZ Meet Your Navy. n.4 wit. wtAr-rews (WABC at 6.55) his meals especially prepared for him. surgeon, died here today of heart ailment a disease whose cause cause he believed he had but for which he had been ur able to find a cure.

He had been confined to the hospital at CI 1 a d. 1 i i of waich he was WCAU-Rural Digest Page 35 Death Notice Appear Address by Rear Admiral John Downes, Commandant of 9th Naval District. nil pot- ible. WPEN-Clork Watrn KYW-Mornlng Tonic I STARTED IN BUDAPEST ft. 50 WFIL-Newi Born in 8mlljan, Llka, Austria- 10.45 P.

M. WJZ Men, Machines Victory. Comment TODAYS win rtslls tkrit DR. THOMAS Oil .55 WOR-MUS1C Hungary. Tesla began his career in WFIL-News Imtrm.nt 7 A.

M. SELL TELEPHONE LAtOMTlRIES WESTERN ELECTRIC HEARING AIDS 15: WALNUT PHI LA. PEN. 3950' Camden. 623 Caapw Si.

Camdca 164 Launching of Nationwide Safety drive. Addresses by Raymond Gram Swing; William G. Chandler, head of Printing and Publishing WPB, and others. 1881 in Budapest, where he made his first invention, an electrical repeater. He also conceived the idea there for a rotating magnetic field.

DIES AT ABE DF 74 KYW-Muiea-1 Clock WOR-Newi (WPEN At 7.151 WEAF-Newt NAME He had been a resident of the ADDRESS WCAU-News; variety WABC-Arthur Godfrey MUSIC Dr. Thomas I. O'Drain, a practic a co-iounaer, since Dec. 14. R- w.

crile His accomplishments in 50 years of research had brought wide ac 2.30 P. M. WIP, WOR Philadelphia Or United States since 1884. He was listed as the Inventor or discoverer of a system of arc lighting, of the Tesla motor and a system of alternating current power transmission. ing physician in this city for 49 years WIP-Mornlng cneer WJZ-Variety on Transcriptions WFIL-Christlan Voice chestra, Eugene Ormandy conducting.

died yesterday in St. Mary's Hospital after an illness of a few days. He waa P. M. WCAU, WABC Eastman School 7.15 WOR-Muslcal claim.

He was the discoverer or adrenalin, the conqueror of operative shock, the first to operate local 74. of Music. of a system of electrical conversion and distribution of oscillatory dis For the last 22 years. Dr. O'Drain Clock WEAF-Varlety Get Moving" KVW-News: Music ly for goiter and the first to attempt charges, of generators of high fre DRAMA had lived and maintained his office at 2413 N.

7th st. Prior to that, he 7.3fi WFIL-News; Benny Goodman quency currents, of the Tesla coil or transformer and conducted researches and discoveries in radiations, material streams and practiced in Kensington and Rich mond. bltiod transfusions. However, it was his long research in-x man's intelligence, personality and energy which climaxed his career. After thousands of miles of travel and the examination of thou WPEN-Variety WDAS-Merry-Go-Round A native of Philadelphia, he was 7.40 WCAU-TBX Instruction 1.30 P.

M. WEAF "The Murder of Lidice," dramatic poem by Edna St. Vincent Millay. 8.30 P. M.

WCAU. WABC "Adventures of the Thin (new time and stations.) 9.00 P. M. WFIL, WJZ Gang Busters. 9.00 P.

M. WCAU, WABC Virginia Bruce in "Fifth Avenue Girl." graduated from the Medical School of the University of Pennsylvania in KYW-Newg (also at 8.10 and 25 sands of animals, he evolved the the 1893 and immediately entered prlv 7.45 WCAU, WIBG, W.1Z. WABC-New WFIL-Horace Ileldt (re The current trend toward streamlining and shortening radio programs is again manifest tonight when the "Kate Smith Hour" heard over WCAU-CBS at 8 P. becomes the "Kate Smith Show" a half-hour program. Following Kate Smith, at 8.30 P.

a new program makes its bow Dashiell Hammett's "Adventures of the Thin Man." The suave sleuth, Nick Charles, Is played by Lester Damon, who has played Shaw and Shakespeare at the Old Vic Theatre in London, and such dramas as "Dead End" in New-York and "Of Mice and Men" in Chicago. Claudia Morgan, who has been heard on the air in a number of radio shows and who is the daughter of actor Ralph Morgan, will have the role or the detective's charming wife, Nora. Talk about a busman's holiday! Billy Mills, music director of the Blue's "Fibber McGee and Molly" and NBC's "The Great Gildersleeve," gave his annual year-end party for the members of his orchestra, and for many of the men, it was the only party they'd had time to attend during the holiday season. So what happened? They brought their instruments, and had a jam session! Hats off to Irene Rich, star of the WCAU-CBS program, "Dear On her first vacation in ten years, she dedicated herself to entertaining the armed forces via the "Stage Door Canteen" show on New Year's Eve "Lum 'n Abner" have a renewal for their four-times-weekly program over the Blue Network, sending them into the summer months. Look for Penny Singleton to return to her air role of "Blondie" in the WCAU-CBS show by February 1.

Penny has, been in Quantico, Virginia, with her husband. Marine Captain Robert Sparks, since September when their daughter was bora Radio's biggest baby, Dolores Gillen, is kept busy these days on NBC's "Abie's Irish Rose" program. She plays the roles of the Levy twins. Rebecca and Patrick Joseph simultaneously. Cass Daley, Philadelphia-born screen and radio comedienne, is expected to make her fifth appearance on Blng Crosby's Blue Network "Music Hall" in the near future.

Cass, who picked up a coast-to-coast following in her earlier guest shots, is being mentioned as a possibility for radio stardom in a program of her own. Orson Welles, who never can do things as anyone else would do them, held to his formula recently when he selected Phil Silvers, long-time comedian, for a highly dramatic role in "Ceiling Unlimited," Welles' aviation program heard via WCAU-CBS on Monday nights. Silvers' portrayal of the character was excellent, keeping Welles' record for doing the unusual successfully at .1000 Radio Actor Walter Tetley may join a California swing band soon. He's becoming expert on the drums, and will add a musical assignment to his acting career. THUMBNAIL PORTRAIT: She's a tiny brunette, and "musician's singer." She had been singing around the night spots since she was in her 'teens, admired by musicians but little known to the public.

Two years ago, she tried New York, but radio had singers aplenty, and she went back to Boston. Critic John Hammond heard her during one of his periodic scouting expeditions, and mentioned her to Artie Shaw. She made four records with the Shaw band and then things began to move. She auditioned for a "guest appearance" on a network program, and within 24 hours, she had a 13-week contract, bids from other programs and offers to star her in her own show. Her name? Georgia Gibbs, songstress of the "Caravan Hour," who will be heard tonight via WCAU-CBS at 10.

Memo to Admiral Halsey: Bob Hawk got a five-year renewal contract (with options) for his "Thanks to the Yanks" quiz show which is aired on Saturdays at 7.30 P. via WCAU-CBS. Originally signed for nine week, the show was so well received by the public and by the armed forces who are the direct beneficiaries of the quiz winners' prizes that the new contract resulted. To date, winners and losers on the show have contributed more than 611,000 cigarettes to men and women in the U. S.

armed services, here and abroad And talking of cigarettes, here's a story that covers a lot of geography. When prize lighter Barney Ross, who was recently decorated for heroism, joined the Marine Corps, Lou Costello gave a party for him at his Band Box Cafe. Throughout the evening, Ross kept chiseling cigarettes from Costello, because he was on the air for a cigarette sponsor. "Stop grubbing cigarettes," Lou teased him. Last week, Martin Jaffers of the Merchant Marine, visited the Band Box Cafe.

"I've just come from the Solomons," he told Costello, "and Barney Ross gave me this Christmas package to deliver to you." In the package was a note, reading: "Here's a pack of cigarettes and a coin, to make up for those I grubbed from you." The package contained a Jap coin and an unopened box of Jap cigarettes that Ross had snared when he defended that foxhole on GuadalcanaL ate practice. He was a member of the staffs of St. Mary's. St. Joseph's Illlllf 30 corded! Carleton H.

Graves Carleton H. Graves, editor of the "Medical Searchlight. a semimonthly magazine, and Inventor, died last night in his apartment at KYW. WEAF-Revellle and St. Agnes' Hospitals, and i member of the Philadelphia Coun Roundup VARIETY Ruasell Taylor WPEN-Rev.

ory that, in all but man and the higher apes, the size of the brain related directly to the body's metabolism, or its burning of food as fuel. LINKED TO DISEASES In civilized man, he concluded, the "thinking brain" is 780 percent ty Medical Society and the American Smith Medical Association. 1629 Walnut st. after a long illness. Surviving are his wife, Mary Boyle He was 75.

Mr. Graves invented a timing de 8 A. M. WFIL. WOR-Newi KYW-Musical Clock wiP-Jollv Jack O'Drain; a brother, James and 8.00 P.

M. WCAU, WABC Kate Smith program. Peter Lorre, Henny Young-man and Leonard Sues, guests. 8.30 P. M.

WFIL, WJZ "Those Good Old Days," with Ella Shields, old-time English music hall star. two sisters, Alice O. O'Drain, and vice for measuring long-distance WCAU. WABC-World New Sister Mary Laura, of the Sisters of telephone calls, which is still In use. via Short-waves gT eater than necessary to execute bfic metabolism and the excessive demands by the human brain upon St.

Joseph. He was a member of the Masonic order and the Ohio Society and a WDAS-Merry-Gft-Round WEAF-News: Variety a. 15 WJZ-Reeordlngs the energy organs of the body may Robert V. Criswell former member of the Poor Richard WFIL-Tommy Dorsey (re bn resoonsible for such "energy dis SPORTS 10.00 P. M.

WIP," WOR Bob Montgomery Club. eases" as heart trouble, goitre and cordings) WIBG-Ballads WCAU-Music Surviving are his daughters. Mrs rr. ental ills. Louis H.

Mutschler, wife of a Phila vs. Chester Rico, Boxing Bout from Madison Square Garden. ABC-Music; Odd Side of It was during these researches News WIP. WPEN-News delphia physician, who lives at 1625 Spruce and Mrs. C.

M. Patton, WOR-Aunt Jenny's Stories WOR-Newi approximately a decade ago that Dr. Crile announced the creation of "auto-synthetic cell" through the reconstruction of broken-down 1 .30 WFIL-Novelty WPEN-Stardust Time WCAU. WABC-ViC mt Sade of Riverside, Conn. Emil Zeman S.riO Bells WOR-Pegeen Prefers ABC-Shopping Talk WIBG-News WFIL-Jim Robertson .40 WJZ-Bing Crosby (record in cs 3k 1 Uki .45 WFIL.

WJZ-Lwell WEAF- The Murder of I.i.llce." dramatic poem WIP-News; Variety brain tissue. STARTLING DISCO VERY WJZ-Woman of Tomorrow Thomas Emll Zeman, a member of the firm WCAU. WABC-The World WPEN-Theatre of the Air WEAF-News: Music WPEN-Reeordtngs WCAU-News: Vocalist of Gansert and Zeman, custom tail' Today KYW-Rhonn Lloyd WUK-Here Morgan It was in 1905, while he was a rr ember of the old Lakeside Hospital ors, died Monday In St. Mary's Hos WJZ-Bullding Morale WOR-News; regeen a.45 WFIL. WJZ-Newg WEAF-Nelghborhoods Call, Fltzcerald pital after an illness of two months He was 69.

WEAF-Varletv WABC-Women's Page WCAU-Band of tha Day sketch WIP-Unrle WIp KYW-Hinett Trio WDAS-A11 Out for Victory 1 aft here, that he startled the world Robert V. Criswell. former second vice president of Triumph Explosives, died yesterday in University Hospital after an illness of several months. He was 48. Mr.

Criswell, who lived in Elkton. was a member of the Cecil County Draft Board until his illness forced him to resign. He was a member of the Masonic order and the Odd Fellows. Surviving are his wife. Margaret; a daughter, Dorothy; his mother, Mrs.

Emma F. Criswell. and a brother, Carroll. The brother and mother live in Cochranville, Pa. Alison Smith NEW YORK, Jan.

7 (A. Miss Alison Smith, 50, widely known dramatic critic, author and newspaperwoman, died at her home here today after a long illness. She was the wife of Russel Crouse, the playwright. Miss Smith came to New York in 1913 and worked for the Craftsman 1.45 WFIL-Wunker my ith the discovery of adrenalin the A resident of Philadelphia for the WIBG-Churrh of the Nata- Scrappers WDAS-Talk WPEN-Band Music drug which restored respiration to WCAU, WABC-The Gold- greater part of his life, he was 7 P. M.

rene WPEN-PolUh Music S.50 WOR-Reeordings 8.55 WOR-Newi persons apparently dead. member of the Merchant Tailors WFIL. WJZ-Col. Stoop In 1907 he started the experiments Exchange here, and before organiz hergs WJZ-Paul Lavalle Orch. KYW-Newg; Songs of Our Allies WDAS-Organ Melodies WOR-The Johnson Family nagle Interviews Hollywood which finally overcame the danger ing his own firm wu associated with the tailoring firm of Hughes and MHTS WDAS-Irish Hour WIP-Domestic Problems of surgical shock.

Dr. Crile used nitrous oxide commonly known as Muiler. 9 A. M. KYW-Newi WEAF-Everythlng Goes WIP-News; Variety WABC-New WCAU-SonEl WCAU.

WABC-Amoi 'n' 1.55 WIP-News 2 P.M. If ughing gas to replace chloroform He is survived by his wife, Emma Andv KYW. WEAF-Fred Waring WPEN-News: Waltz Music with whom he lived at 1857 WCAU TONIGHT 7M5 P.M. a id ether. RECORD LOW IN DEATHS WFIL WJZ-Breakfast Club 7.05 WFIL-Hunnlcutt WFIL-Glen Miller (Recording) WIP-Rev.

F. F. Bosworth Wlllington by three sons, O. Wil Show WJZ-Scramble In 1912 he reported to the Royal liam, Walter E. and Stanley P.

Ze man, and by five grandchildren. 7.15 WCAU. WARP. "Our Secret Weaoon" WPF.N-Jewlsh Program WOR-Llnda Marvin WDAS-Merry-Go-Round WIBG-Award 5 VVCAU-Women'i Program KYW-Bettv Jordan Eritish Medical Association that his Funeral services will be held to KYW, WEAF-Light ot the World WPEN-Washlngton Scene WDAS-Merrv-Go-Round WCAU, WABC-Dr. Malone WOR-Martha Deane KYW, WEAF-World New! WOR.

WIP-News new surgery" in the first 2600 opcr- day at 2.30 P. M. at 3316 N. Broad WPEN-Volce of Coura st. Burial will be in Northwood Cem file 7.30 WFIL.

WJZ.Tl WABC-School of the Air of at ions had reduced the death rate to a record low of 1.9 percent. 1.15 KYW. WEAF- etery. ixwe rianger T.nelv Women the Americas WPEN-News WOR-Hoaltrt Talk WFIL-Dlnah Shore WOR -Variety Show KYW. WE AF-Tommv Early in his career he performed recording fj IS EM'S 8 Rlggs Show 30 KYW-Ruth Wellei William's.

Colbert WCAU. WABC-Joyce the first successful operations for the removal of goiter and first at Magazine, the New York Globe, the Evening Mail and the New York World. While with the World she was assistant music critic, then assistant dramatic critic under Alexander Woollcott, St. John Ervine and Rcbert Llttel. Later she wrote short stories.

Mrs. John V. Hastings JordAn WPEN-Jewish Program WEAF-Stooiik Orch. WCAU. WABC-Easv Acei WIP-Fashions Review WPEN-Commentator WPEN-D50 Club tempted blood transfusions.

William S. Colbert. of 2000 S. WOR-Newi (WCAU it 9.40) WIP-Brevities WJZ-Mystery Chef 7.45 WCAIT. wine.

He served in the Medical Corps in Mr Keen t.30 WF1L-KAX R.yser WIP-Evangellst Vv'IBG-Domestic Problem! .40 WCAU-News .45 WIBU-Musle WEAF-Orean Recital the Spanish-American War and "World War 1. It was in France, as (remrdinffS) WIP-Money In the Newi WPEN-Muslc Redfield a private in the Engineering Corps at Camp Butner, N. died Sunday at his home of spinal meningitis suffered while he was home on Christmas furlough. 8 P. M.

KYW. WEAF-Guidlng Light WJZ-News WCAU, WABC-We Love and WCAU. WABC-The Chapel Mrs. Josephine D. Hastings, widow of the late John V.

Hastings, a VinGINIA BRUCE WCAU. WABC-Kate Smith Variety Hour commander of the country's first medical contingent to arrive on the fighting front, that his experiments ith men wounded by explosions War Stamp" He was 36. warn WIP. WOR-rhlladelphia Orchestra partner for 70 years in the firm of WIP. WOR-Comments WOR-Songs of the Allies 8.4.1 A.

M. MORNING EXTRA. The new of the mzht jn re-v 19.1 A. M. ROY PORTER Author rf "Occupied France" aril War Correspondent.

IS. mi N'OilN, ROAKE CARTER. Your hard hitting Globe Trotter." 1.00 P. M. BAl'KHAGE TALKING 1mm the Nation'! Capital.

8.4.1 P. M. I-OWEIX THOMAS with an up to-the-mlnute anl ma. 8.00 P. M.

EAR I. GODWIN. Watch the World Go By" l'p to the minute down to earth. 18.30 P. M.

"CORCORAN SPEAKING" Commentary with a aolid background. WFIL. WJZ-Watch the Hastings and gold leaf manu j.4H WFIL-xavier cugai A son of former Patrolman Maurice J. Colbert of the Police World Go By msed the Allies to alter their meth stars in 10 A. M.

WOR-Ptire Food Talk WJZ-Hollywood News Girl wn As-Me odiei od of trench construction. KYW, WEAF-Lucllle Man facturers, until his death in 1935, died yesterday afternoon at her home, 601 Montgomery Bryn WPEN-On Stage Bureau, he was an automobile mechanic before his induction into WFIL. WJZ-Isabel Manning KYW. WEAF-Betty Crocker ners. soprano WPEN-News; Music WCAU, WABC-repper n.lfl WFIL.

WJZ- Ml Mawr. She was 85. the Army six months ago. Solemn requiem mass will be cele Young demand Person." Dinah Shore She was a member of the New WIP-Sweet Music 3 P. M.

Hewson WIBG-News: Variety WDAS-News; Variety WPEN-News: Music KYW, WEAF-Robert St John, sketch WCAU. WABC-Vallant l.adv brated for him at 10 A. M. todav. Century Club and of the Bryn WOR-Peter Donald.

Newi WFIL-Alvino Rey 8.30 KYW. WEAF-In- Mawr Presbyterian Church. Sur formation Please WJZ-Variety snow viving are two children, John V. "FIFTH AVEIIUE GII1L" an amusing story of a New York glamor girl 0:0 IP. 3.

TONIGHT at the Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament, 56th st. and Chester ave. Burial will be In Holy Cross Cemetery. WCAU, WABt-uavia WCAU. WABC-Adventurei of the Thin Man WIP-Houohold Hints Hastings, of Haverford.

and Hanim KYW. WEAF-Mary Marlln IFOR SMOKER! in.ia WFIL. WJZ-Newi WOR-Clsco Kid. sketch WIP-Herth Trio Miss Ethel Hastings, of Bryn Mawr, KYW. WEAF-The O'Neills WPEN-News; Music WDAS-Merry-Go-Round WCAU, WABC-Kltty Foyle, WFIL.

WJZ-Those Good and by four grandchilden. Funeral I5017E ilinOAT Old Days 3.15 KYW. vvr-Ar- services will be held at the home at Perkins Ml' SIC I. on P. M.

to 3.30 P. M. NAME banhs B.ll P. M. IV PERSON DINAH SHORE.

30 P. M. SHTLIGHT BANDS. 1.5 P. M.

AMERICA'S MOST BELOVED MUSIC. Catholic Laymen tirCMI tlmmv TloraeV 2 P. Saturday, followed by sketch WIP-News 10.30 WFIL-Variety KYW. WEAF-Help Mate, dramatic sketch WCAU-News: o. w.

i. tain rAS-lawanan program 8.46 WPEN-Muslc WIP-News 8.55 WCAIT, WABC- Newt Comment 9 P. M. 3.30 WOR-Matinee burial in West Laurel Hill Ceme tery. WCAU.

WABC-Amanda of Acid Indigestion Relieved la 5 Minute or double your money back KYW, WEAF-Pepper Young WJZ-Ted Malone WFIL-Anice Ives WCAU, WABC-EaiUnan school of Music Miss Mary Skeffington Honeymoon Hill WOR-Lou Breese WDAS-RadloUtei WIP-Dialing WJZ-Babv Clinic WCAU. WABC-Playhouse in Solemn Requiem Mass will be Virginia Bruce presents Thfo acta nomadi add causes DtlnfuL suffoeit- Fifth Avenue Girt" celebrated at 11 A. M. tomorrow at 10.45 KYW, WEAF-MU- 3.45 KYW, tAI -Klgni lrc sour itomarb an4 bearlbiirn, doctors uuallj Describ th fastest-irtinc mediclnei known for sic Room St. Francis de Sales Church for Miss DRAMA 7.38 P.

M. THE LONE RANGER real Western adventure. P. M. GANGBl'STERS -Crusade acaipst Cnme.

19.00 P. M. MEET YOUR NAVY The "Bluejackets." Own Show. to Happiness wJZ-Men of the Land, Sea WABC-Bachelor's Children Mary E. Skeffington, who died Mon Plead for Faith WASHINGTON, Jan.

7 (U. Leaders of American Catholic men and women declared tonight that the peace must be based on "faith In God and love of our neighbors" and that steps should be taken now to "set our own house in order. In a joint statement outlining "prerequisites and conditions of mptomatie rrllrf mcdirints Ilk thos in Bell-uu TibitU. No luatii. BtU-tns brings comfort In JlTr or doubl tout atoory back co return of bottle and Air day at University Hospital.

WDAS-Treaiury star Parade WCAU-Orrln Tucker WrTP-ShoDnlng Review ui. st all drunltts. aait. Miss Skeffington was employed WFIL. WJZ-Gene and Glenn lor 25 years in the advertising de HEADQUARTERS FOR partment of The Inquirer, from 4 P.

M. KYW. WEAF-Backitage Wife WABC-Newi WIBG-News: Dance Music WPEN-News: Varieties WDAS-Merry-Go-Round WFIL. WJZ-Club Matinee wr Alt.Vnrlet which she retired in 1941. She lived at 904 S.

47th St. Surviving are two brothers. Hugh and Clarence Skef WOR-Consumer's Club WJZ-Nelghbors. sketch II A. M.

WCAU-Cosmopolltani WIP-Melodles WOR -News WABC-Sophlstlcates KYW. WEAF-The Road of Life WIP-Melodles post-war reconstruction," Wilbert J. 4.15 KYW, WEAF-Stella WIP. WOR-Ga-brie! Haetter WFIL. WJZ-The Gang Busters WIP-Cavalcade of Hill WPEN-Music; News KYW.

WEAF-Waltz Time t.15 WIP-Dance Band t. 30 WIP. or Nothing" Oulz Program WFIL, Davit' Orch. KYW, WEAF-Plantatlnn Party WCAU. WABC-That Brew-iter Boy 8.53 Serenade 0.55 WFIL.

WJZ-Grtcle Fields, comedienne 10 P. M. WIP. WOR-Bob Montgomery vt. Chester Rico Boxing Bout WFIL, WJZ-Meet Your Navv WCAU.

WABC-Cartvan Variety Program Callowav O'Neill, of Cleveland, and Mrs Robert A. Angelo, of York. presi- V.1RIETV 11. A. M.

BREAKFAST AT SARDl'S. Fun and frolic from Hollywood- restaurant. 4 no P. M. Cl.l MATINF.K.

LOa P. M. THE LION'S ROAR. Colonel St opnagle beats Metro around. 55 P.

M. GRACIE FIELDS England's inimitable Comedienne with a bit ot a aong and story. KEEP TUNED TO 560 KC FOR THE BEST IN RADIO fington. The funeral will be held at 9.30 AM. tomorrow from an undertaking establishment at 47th st.

and Springfield with burial In Holy Cross Cemetery. dents of the National Councils of Dallas WABC-Green Valley It. S. A. WOR-News: Dance Music 4.30 KYW.

WEAF-LO-enzo Jones VVPEN-Italian News: MuilC 1 Catholic Men and Women, said peace can not exist among nations WFIL. WJZ-Breaklait at For Fun and Laughs Follow The Adventures of Joey Brewster and His Pals "THAT BREWSTER BOY" TONIGHT AT 9:3 IP. La. PHONI WCAU-Sleepv Hollow Gang "whose internal affairs, public and Sardl'a WDAS-Muslcal Hour WPEN-Itallan Sketch WALNUT private, are in disorder." 2610 ACCOUNT lY 11.15 WOR-Scrap Book WDAS-Melodies WABC-Explorlng Spare WIP-Varlety WOR-Food Forum 4.45 WABC- 'Off The Commending the heroic sacrifices KYW, WEAF-Vic and Sade WCAU. WABC-Second Husband Record made by the men in the armed forces, they called for prayer and a resolution that the spirit of sacrifice WDAS-IT.

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Baskervill, an assistant City Solicitor for the last four years, died Wednesday in University Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was 40. He was born in Baskervill, and was a partner in the law firm of Rhodes and Baskervill. He lived at 60 N. 36th st.

Surviving are his wife, Irma; a son, Robert his mother, Mrs. Mary Baskervill. and a sister, Mabel, both of Baskervill, and four brothers. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 11 A. M.

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