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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1937. 23 FUNERAL TODAY DUKE WH OWED LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Fisherman's DEATH NOTICES mp. a stoic! ha! help some' 1 WHAT? DAYS WELL. THEY'RE OH, NELSON- VOU ACT SO STRANGELV- HAVE VMS I YOU NO SADNESS tt VOUR FEEL AS BAD cMr ucp BRITTLEWIT WILL BE PAID FIT TO HAVE MONEY -THE WEAKLING, WELL, THAT IF I WERE A STOIC- BLABBLE IS DANGEROUS- WHATLL HE TRY WHEN DONT SPLIT WITH HIM? WELLv.1 CAN BE DANGEROUS TOO.

HELL FIND ARR-R- I'LL GO BUGS TEN ROMNb WHAT? HE'S NOT SNIVELING FIND HER SOON I t-fViLjT to rRKT WILL I'M JUST A STOIC -SEE? I TRY TO HOLD MY FEEUNGS- NOT SLOBBER ALL OVER ABOUT SOMETHING AS THAT COULDN'T BE HELPED- ABOUT HEART FOR OUR UTTLta ANNIE? YOU SEEM SO COLO AS IP YOU WERE IT cat EASY ENOUGH, WAITING SOMETHING-) YOU YOU CAN- ChicaKo -Uij? I Syndicate, Tne. HsSp TODAYS BROADCASTS FROM CHICAGO STATIONS KTJEHNL Marie KuehnI, nee Hausser, be- iovea wiie oi josepn, aear mother of Eleanor Zepp and Evelyn Vergin, sister of Otto Hausser and Louise O'Brien. Funeral services Thursday, 2 p. from funeral home, 1458 Belmont avenue, to Arlington. LEVY Anna Kaplan Levy of Cleveland, Deiovea who oi lona mother of Sue Ginsburg and Lou Kaplan, sister of Ethel Penner and the late Is adore Gold.

Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Interment Jewish Wald-heim. Please omit flowers. LIPSITZ Fannie Lipsitz, 1213 Farwell ave nue, beloved wife of Ben, fond mother of Leo, Sol, Rubin, Sidney, and Selma, three grandchildren.

Funeral Thursday at 2 p. at funeral chapel, 704 S. Crawford avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim. LYONS Margaret Lyons Inee Duffy, Oct.

za, Deioved wiie of the late Christopher dear mother of Sgt. Lawrence Sade Mrs. Elizabeth Bromley, and the late James C. and Kathleen Lyons, sister of Mrs. Anna Corrigan and James Duffy.

Member of Holy Cross court. No. 153. W. C.

O. and Police Auxiliary American Legion, unit No. 207. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, to St.

Cyril church, 64th and Dante avenue. Burial Mount Olivet. McCANN Mary D. Burns McCann, at Car- bondale, formerly of 7651 Emerald avenue, widow of Michael F. McCann, fond mother of Frank John and the late William sister of Mrs.

Julia Far-rell. Funeral Friday at 9:30 a. m. from funeral parlor, 7653 S. Halsted street, to St.

Leo church. Interment Mount Olivet cemetery. Stewart 7700. McGILVRAY Donald H. McGilvray, 9806 S.

Seeley avenue, Oct. 25, 1937, beloved husband of Anna father of Mrs. Paul A. Grundman. At chapel, 63d and Harvard, until 10 a.

m. Thursday. Services Thursday, Oct. 28, at 1 p. at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church, 99th and Winchester avenue.

Interment Ashkum, 111. McGRATH Edward McGrath of 4123 Went- worth avenue, beloved son of the late Walter and Margaret, nee Masher; brother of Matt and Mrs. Mary Sullivan of New York. Funeral Friday at m. from funeral home, 5438 S.

Halsted street, to St. George church, 39th street and Went-worth avenue. Interment Mount Olivet. Native of Mullinahome, County Tipperary, Ireland. New York City papers please copy.

Yards 0662. McKEEVER See Myra W. Shultis notice. MEYER Max Karl Meyer, Oct. 25, 1937, at his home, 455 Chestnut street, Winnttka, husband of the late Mrs.

Nellie Moth Meyer, father of Mrs. Herbert Kay Humphrey. Funeral services 4 p. m. Wednesday at Rosehill cemetery chapel, Chicago.

Please omit flowers. M1LCHRIST William A. Milchrist, late of 7622 S. Normal avenue; beloved husband of Mary father of Dorothy M. Geiger, Eleanor M.

Girten. Thomas Edgar and William A. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p. at the cathedral chapel at 79th and Emerald avenue. MILLINGTON Francis W.

Millington. aged 71 years, beloved husband of Elizabeth E. Millington. Funeral service will be held at the chapel in Forest Home cemeterv, Des Plaines and Harvard, Forest Park, Thursday, at 2 :30 p. m.

MDLHOLLAND Joseph A. Mulholland, dear ly beloved husband of Anna Inee Dopkel, devoted father of Frances, Mrs. Edgar Hol-ley and George, fond brother of Mrs. Robert Milburn, brother-in-law of Thomas and Cecelia Dopke. Funeral Thursday, Oct.

28, at 9:30 a. from late residence, 3659 S. Hoyne avenue, to St. Maurice church. Interment Resurrection.

Member of Daniel Dowling council. No. 1003, K. and retired captain of Engine No. 65, C.

F. D. Lafayette 0196. MUNDO Sam Mundo, beloved husband of Angelina, dear father of Joseph, Ann. Carmen, Marie, and James.

Resting at funeral home. 923 Blue Island avenue. Funeral services Friday, at 9 a. at the Precious Blood church, thence to Mount Carmel cemetery. Information, Monroe 1232-0789.

NEDBAL John Nedbal, beloved husband of Petronila. loving father of Therese, fond brother of Marie Cerveny and Christine Brezinsky. Funeral Thursday at 9 a. m. from late residence, 2411 S.

Ridgeland avenue, Berwyn. to Our Lady of the Holy St- Adalbert's. OATMAN See John G. Ottman notice. OLDEN Olaf Olden, Oct.

25, beloved husband of Hilma Olden, nee Peterson, fond father of Robert and Harold. Funeral services Thursday, Oct. 28, 2 p. at chapel, 3124 Montrose avenue. Burial Rosehill.

O'NEIL Mary McFadden O'Neil, Oct. 25, 1937, beloved wife of the late Austin, dear mother of Mary, Sister Mary Ramona, B. V. John and Irene, sister of John McFadden. Mrs.

Patrick McFadden, and Mrs. Anne O'Keefle. Funeral from late residence, 6411 Ellis avenue, Thursday, 9 a. to Holy Cross church. Intermen Holy Sepulchre.

OTTMAN John G. Ottman, Oct. 25. 1937, beloved husband of the late Hattie B. Ottman.

father of J. Alan and J. Edward. Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard. Thursday, Oct.

28, at 1 p. m. Interment Lutheran cemetery. Blue Island. Member of S.

U. of N. lodge No. 199. PADULA See Theresa Sereno notice.

PASSADIS James Passadis. In his 60th year, of 4659 Lawrence avenue. Services Wednesday. Oct. 27, at 3 p.

m. at funeral home, 5703 W. Madison street, under the auspices of St. Andrew lodge. No.

863, A. F. A. M. Interment Woodlawn cemetery.

PAULY Mathias J. Pauly. Oct. 25, 1937, beloved husband of Anna Pauly, nee Boos: fond father of Jacob Pauly. Funeral services at his late home, 9727 S.

Winchester avenue, Thursday, at 2:30 p. m. Interment at Mount Greenwood. For information call Fairfax 2900. PERDUE Mary Elizabeth Perdue.

See Cia glia notice. REILLY Elizabeth G. Reilly, nee Mooney; beloved wile of John E. Reilly, loving mother of Walter C. William Mabel, and Anne, sister of Michael J.

Mooney. Funeral Thursday, 10:30 a. from lata residence, 617 S. Oak 111., to Ascension church. Interment Mt.

Carmel. RUSSELL Clara Lillian Fenton Russell, be loved wife of Harry, sister of Christine, Joseph and Otto Fenton. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 28, at 9:30 a. from 324tf Jackson boulevard, to Our Lady of Sorrows church.

Burial Mount Carmel. Kedzie 2394. SCHREINER Carrie Schreiner, beloved wife of Albert, dear mother of Josephine, Albert, Leona, and Henry. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 28, at 9 :30 a.

from funeral home, 4401 Lawrence avenue, to St. Paul of the Cross church. Park Ridge. SERENO Theresa Sereno, nee Padula, wife of Frank Sereno, daughter of John and Mildred, nee Imundo, sister of Jerry and Anthony. Funeral Thursday, 9 a.

from chapel, 624 N. Western avenue, to Sancta Maria Addolorata church. Interment Mount Carmel. Armitage 7800. SEVERIN Milton John Severin Oct.

26, 1937; beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Severin, brother of Edythe and Frances.

Services at home, 1451 Hood avenue, Friday, at 2 p. m. Interment Rosehill. SHULTIS Myra W. Shultis, wife of Neal, daughter of Anna M.

Shrebe. Funeral from Strang funeral home, Antioch, 111., 1 p. Thursday, Oct. 28. Burial Oak-ridge cemetery.

STRUBLER Fannie Strubler, age 77 years. mother of Clara Slick. Ella Liddle, Wilbur and Leonard Strubler. sister of Clara Courtwright and William R. Wunder, four grandchildren, and one great-grandchild.

Funeral services Thursday, 2 p. at 127 S. Wright street, Naperville. Interment Na-perville cemetery. SULLIVAN Phillip V.

SuUivan, suddenly, beloved son of the late Francis M. and Mary A. nee Keenan, fond brother of Francis Mrs. Bessie Healy, Mrs. Mae Horton, Mrs.

Genevieve Witz, Catherine, and George A. Funeral Friday, Oct. 29, at 9:30 a. from late residence, 5915 N. Artesian-avenue, to St.

Hilary church. Interment Mount Carmel. Belmont 4047. TEIGELER Magda Teigeler. Oct.

26, 1937; mother of Bernice, daughter of Eskild Madsen, sister of Harry Madsen. At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be held Friday, Oct. 29, at 2 p. m.

Interment at Acacia Park. TERRIO Dr. Charles W. Terno, 1443 FOR CAP T.BLANE SKIPPER ON LAKES Funeral services for Capt. Neal Blaney, former Great Lakes skipper, will be held at 10 a.

m. today from the home of his daughter, Mrs. William E. Hicks, 3563 North Sawyer avenue, to St. Veronica's church.

Capt. Blaney died Monday at the Hicks home. Born in Belfast, he be gan sailing in English waters at the age of 11. When he was 17 years old he came to Chicago and sailed many lake vessels. In 1900 he retired from sailing and became superintendent of a lumber company in the northern peninsula of Michigan.

There he built and settled the town of Blaney, in Schoolcraft county, which now is Blaney park, a state park. He also built the Blaney and Southwestern railroad, a four mile line from Marquette to Blaney. For the last eighteen years Capt. Blaney lived with his daughter. In addition to her the survivors are three sons, four daughters, forty grandchildren, and thirty-five great grandchildren.

DEATH NOTICES In Mcmoriam. DUNN Zelda Dunn. In fond memory of Zieiaa, who passed away one year ago today, Oct. 27. 1030.

Nothing can ever take away the love a heart holds dear. Fond memories linger every day. Remembrance keeps you near. MAE SWEENEY. HERMANN Samuel M.

Hermann. Oct. 27, 19J4. ronu memories linger every day Remembrance keeps him near- LOVING WIFE MARGARET. JOHNSTON Nellie Johnston.

Oct. 27. 1935 In beloved memory. Loving daughters, MARY AND MARGARET, RUSSAKOV Milton Russakov. In sad and loving memory of my beloved husband who passed away five years ago today.

LOVING WIFE, MAYME. WIDMANN Elizabeth Schmidt Widmann who passed away five years ago today. And while she rests in peaceful sleep. Her memory we shall always keep. LOVING CHILDREN, ANDERSON Jennie Anderson.

Oct. 25, 1937 late of 4442 N. California avenue; beloved wife of the late Axel foud mother of Judith, dear Bister of Nels and Anna Olson. In state in chapel, 5149 N. Ashland boulevard, at Foster, until Thursday noon.

Funeral services Thursday, 2 p. at First Swedish Methodist Episcopal church. Highland avenue and Paulina street. Interment Montrose. Long- beach 5147.

BARTON Harry J. Barton, beloved husband of Mabel Hill Barton, fond father of Mary Katherine, Betty, and Patricia, brother of Elizabeth John Edward Kathryn James the late Thomas and Mrs. William McMahon. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a. ni.

from his home, 713 Forest avenue. River Forest, to St. Luke church. Interment All Saints'. BASSO Nicholas Basso, son of Anthony and Mary Louise Mcola Basso, brother of Mary Monaco, George and Daniel Basso.

Funeral Thursday, Oct. 28, at 9 a. from residence. 1007 S. Mayfield avenue, to St.

Francis of Rome church. Burial at Mount Carmel. Kedzie 2394. CIAGLIA Mary Elizabeth Ciaglia, beloved wife of Earl fond mother of Donald, devoted daughter of Virginia Perdue Amos and Frank H. Amos.

Funeral services Thursday, Oct. 28, at 2 p. at chapel. i'OU JL. I III fc II COBB-Glen W.

Cobb. Oct. 25. of 2906 Broadway; beloved husband of Agnes, dear father of Clayton and Dorothy, son of Cassiu3 M. and Lillian Cobb, brother of Mrs.

John Vance and Melvin Cobb of Be-loit. Wis. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 28, at 2 p. at chapel, 3415 N.

Clark street. Interment Acacia Park. COBBAN John P. Cobban, beloved brother of William J. Cobban, Mrs.

John F. Hoeran, Mrs. Jennie McCIenathan, and the late Archie Cobban and Mrs. Josephine Bureh-ett. Funeral from chapel, 7705 Cottase Grove avenue, Friday, 9 a.

to St. Co-lumbanus church. Interment Calvary. CROWE Louise M. Crowe, beloved wife of John mother of John V.

Charles. Robert, and Louise. At late residence, 5813 Washington boulevard. Services at St. Catherine church Thursday at 10 a.

m. Interment Mount Carmel. CCSACK Bernard J. Cusack, suddenly, Oct. 24, beloved brother of Alice and Patrick Cusack, Mrs.

Ella Ryan, Mrs. H. G. Schweitzer, and the late Mrs. Delia Fran-zen.

Member of Calumet council. No. 632. K. of Division No.

33, A. O. and Holy Name society. Funeral from late residence, 7031 South Park avenue, Wednesday, 9 a. to St.

Columbanus church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. DARRELL Charles A. Darrell of 7944 Burnham, Oct. 25.

1937. husband of the late Grace, father of George C. and Bruce E. Darrell. Member of Tri-Luminar lodge.

No. 767, A. F. A. M.

Resting at chapel, 2700 E. 75th street. Funeral services Wednesday, Oct. 27, 2 p. at chapel.

Rev. Harold C. Warren officiating. Interment Oak Woods. DWYER Martha H.

Dwyer of 415 Fullerton parkway, sister of John and Charles. Funeral from chapel, 1158 N. Clark street, Thursday, Oct. 28. at 8:30 a.

m. to St. Clement church. Mass at 9 a. m.

Interment Aurora, 111. GIBSON Mary Gibson, at Casper, be loved wife of the late John, mother oi Mrs. H. H. Klocksiem of Casper, John and the late Laura M.

Interment at Casper, Wyo. GITHENS Ruth Githens, beloved wife of Bert, fond mother of Virginia Vick, Harriett Arehambau, Richard, Billy, Mary Lou, John, and Robert. Funeral Thursday, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 5325 FuUer-ton avenue, to St. Francis Xavier church, thence to St.

Joseph cemetery. GOLDSTEIN Henry Goldstein, Oct. 26, hus band of Rose, father of Laura Freeman, Mary Levin, Celia Joseph, Anna Fisher, and Rae Schenk. Funeral service at chapel, 5206 N. Broadway, Thursday, 2 p.

m. GROSS Paul J. Gross of 15037 Morgan street, Harvey, 111., beloved husband of Alma, fond father of Ruth, Shirley, and Paul Jr. Funeral Friday at 1:15 p. m.

at funeral home, 2601 Vermont street, Blue Island, HI. Services at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church, 15316 Harvey, 2 p. m. Interment Oak Lawn. HACKLEY Edward C.

Hackley, Oct. 25. late of 139 N. Lockwood avenue, beloved husband of Laura E. Hackley nee Rup-recht brother of Ella E.

Hackley. Member of Austin lodge. No. 850. A.

F. A. M. At rest at funeral home, 4817 Chicago avenue until 11 a. m.

Thursday. In state at Central Park Congregational church. Keystone and Maypole avenues, until 2 p. when services will be held. Interment Elm Lawn.

HAMMOND Frank Ronald Hammond, cor poral United States marine corps, son of Ardell and Margarite, brother of Mrs. Max-ine La Faire, Claude, Joseph. Jean. Richard, Joaquin, Allen, and Dolores. Funeral Wednesday, Oct.

27. at 2 p. at chapel, 63d and Troy-sts. Interment Mount Hope. HELLER Marion Delafield Heller, Oct.

25, at Hartford, daughter of Edith Stur-gis Heller and the late Russell M. Heller of Winnetka, 111. JEWELL Ed ward E. Jewell. Oct.

25, 1937, beloved husband of Eleanor Jewell, father of Edward I. and Thomas M. Jewell. Services at residence, 5138 Glenwood avenue, Wednesday, Oct. 27, at 1 p.

m. Interment Mount Hope. Information Ardmore 6825. JOHNSON Lyda Johnson, of Westville. Oct.

26, wife of the Rev. Arve K. Johnson, mother of Frank Woodbeck and Irene Weddle. Burial Elmwood cemetery, Chicago. Saturday at 2 p.

m. KASPARI P. J. Kaspari, at Philadelphia, brother of Mrs. Teresa Stanmayer.

Fu neral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 6322 Broadway, to St. Gertrude church Interment St. Boniface cemetery. KELLER Paul Keller of 3055 Seminary avenue, Oct.

26, beloved son of Pauline Busser, brother of Joseph. Funeral Saturday. Oct. 30, 9 a. from funeral home, 2843 N.

Clark street, to St. Alpbonsus church. Interment St. Joseph s. KELLY Camille Kelly, beloved wife of Frank, fond mother of William.

Funeral Thursday, 10 a. at chapel, 1946-48 Oeden avenue, corner Harrison street. In terment St. Joseph cemetery. KIRGIS Frank Kirgis, 1665 Buena Vista circle, Chicago Heights, passed away Mon day, Oct.

25, beloved husband of Frances Liesenfelt Kireis. father of Shirley Anne, Jane Ellon and Donald, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Kirgis. brother of Harold, Edward, Charles. Raymond. William. Mrs.

U. Berein of Chicago Heights, and Mrs. J. J. Johnson of Wilmette.

nephew of Frank Graham, judge of Municipal court, Chi cago. Services Thursday. Id a. at at Anne church. Burial Oak Lawn cemetery.

8 ESSE Laura Easter Kresse, beloved mother of Laura Eva K. Flaskamp. and Marie E. Kresse, grandmother of Paul and Richard Flaskamp. Funeral service Thurs day.

3 u. at residence. 1160 S. Clinton- Oak Park, HL Interment Forest Horn. I i SELF INTO 0001.

FORTUNE IS DEAD Body of Talleyrand Found in Home by Servants. Chicago Tribune Press Service. PARIS, Oct. 26. The duke of Talleyrand, husband of the former Anna Gould, died yes terday of a heart attack.

This was revealed by servants who found his body yesterday mornins in the family home in ine duke was 78 years old. The duke and the daughter of the late Jay Gould, American financier, were married in 1908 in London. Previously she had been divorced from Count Boni AN- Duke of Talleyrand. de Castellane of Paris. Recalls Great Fortune Hunt.

New York, Oct. 26. LSpecial.J The death of the duke of Talleyrand ends the cycle of the fabulous fortune hunting days of the early 1900's. Scion of a twelfth century family and overlord of the principality ot Sagan, whose lands and properties with its 65,000 inhabitants near Silesia he once tried to sell, he had the first chance at Anna Gould's mil lions, but lost out to his cousin and bitter rival, the late Count Boni de Castellane. After the dapper count cost Anna $10,000,000 and a divorce settlement of some $3,000,000, the duke, then Prince Helie de Sagan, took over.

After a vigorous courtship which infuriated the Gould family, which ex hausted all efforts to prevent the new alliance, he captured her and they were married in London in 1908 be fore a gawking crowd of cockneys from Covent Garden market Not a Gould showed up. Duke a Terrific Spender. But even Boni could not empty the seemingly bottomless purse of the Gould fortune. At the time of her marriage to Talleyrand, Anna had an annual revenue of 5200,000, which, after some cajolery, George Gould, her brother, advanced to $250,000, This was necessary to support the duke in the style to which he had been accustomed. A terrific spender himself, he had exhausted two for tunes before his marriage.

To maintain him in his pink palace in the Bois de Boulogne cost a king's ran som. The duke and Count Boni were al ways bitter enemies. The two men, whenever they met, waxed their mus taches furiously and glared. Once, when attending church, they came face to face and the count uttered a naughty word. With that they squared off, Co--nt Boni spat at the duke, the duke spat back, and gendarmes arrested them both RULING RELIEVES SEWER BOARD OF $3,000,000 CLAIMS As the result of a ruling of the Illinois Supreme court last week, the Sanitary district will be relieved of nearly 53,000,000 in contractors' claims, according to Ernest Buehler, chief counsel of the district, after making a study of the decision yester day.

In reversing the Superior and Ap pellate courts, the Supreme court held that a contractor may collect only the damages specifically provided in his contract. The ruling was made in dis allowing the $60,866 claim of the Un derground Construction company for damages to equipment and loss of employes' salaries while work on the South Crawford avenue bridge over the main channel was suspended for ten months in 1929. The district, standing on its contract, offered to pay only $5,000 for a watchman and extra premiums on the contractor's bond, and this was upheld by the high court. J. F.

GRAHAM OF OTTAWA DEAD; ACTIVE IN K.OFC. Ottawa, 111., Oct. 26. Special. James F.

Graham, 83 years old, for 45 years a member of the firm of Graham Leix, local dry goods merchants, died today. He was dis trict deputy of the Knights of Columbus for 15 years, and for 26 years a member of the Ottawa grade school board. At the time of his death he was serving as secretary of the La Salle County Tuberculosis sanitarium. He was a brother-in-law of the late M. T.

Maloney, former Illinois attorney general. Hold Funeral Friday for Rev. Hoyer at Princeton Princeton, Oct, 26. Special, Funeral services for the late Rev, Adolph Hoyer, 81 years old, will be held Friday afternoon from the church he served 55 years. He is sur vived by a daughter, Miss Clara Hoyer, and a son, Oswald, of Milwau kee, and three grandchildren.

OBITUARY. CALVIN C. VALENTINE, 75 years old, father-in-law of Brig. Gen. Charles M.

Bundel, commandant of Fort Leavenworth, died Monday night in the Bundel home. MRS. HARRIET BULLOCK PUR-DY, 68 years old, wife of W. E. Purdy, vice president of the Chase National tank of New York, died of pneu monia last night at Melbourne, Fla DR.

WILLIAM ROBERTSON WAT SON, Philadelphia ear, nose, and throat specialist, died of heart disease Monday night at his home there after long illness. He was 67 years old. JF THEY DON'T Today's Features ON W-G-N. Edna O'Dell and Arthur Wright will be soloists with Harold Stokes, the W-G-N Dance 'Sw'vV tra and cnorus in "ivieio-j dies from the Sky" at 4 from W-G-N's main studio. Between 10:30 p.

m. and 1:30 a. m. the finest dance music will be heard over W-G-N and Mutual Ted Weems, Guy Lombardo, Vincent Lopez, Jim- my Joy, Kay Ky-ser, and Wayne King are to be A heard. Other high Dolores Gillen.

lights this evening will be Rube Appleberry at 6:45, and The Lone Ranger, the drama of the west, at 7:30 o'clock. Other features: 10:15 a. m. Bachelor's Children. MBS.

11 The Woman in the Store, with Norman Ross. 11:15 Navy day program. Laying of keel of U. S. navy's newest battle ship, U.

S. S. North Carolina. MBS. 11:30 Quin Ryan's News Com mentary.

Noon The Man on State Street, Bob Elson, with Dolores Babs Gillen. 3:15 p. m. Lady of Millions. 3:45 The Lone Trail Opry house.

6 Toy Center Tonight. ON OTHER STATIONS. 3:30 p. m. WBBM Navy day pro gram from Great Lakes Training sta tion.

5 WMAQ Don Winslow of the Navy Navy day program. 7 WBBM Cavalcade of America Clara Louise Kellogg's life. 7 WLS Eddy Duchin's music 7 WMAQ One Man's Family. 7:30 WBBM Eddie Cantor and Deanna Durbin. 7:30 WMAQ Wayne King's music.

8 WMAQ Town Hall with Walter O'Keefe. 8 WBBM Andre Kostelanetz's music and Albert Spalding, violinist. 8:30 WENR Child Study association Dr. Robert M. Hutchins and John W.

Studebaker. 8:30 WIND Navy day program. 9 WMAQ Your Hit Parade with Jan Pearce. 9 WMMB Gang Busters Al Brady case. 9:30 WENR Navy day program-Warships of the U.

S. on parade. 13:35 W-G-N Midday service: J. C. Anstin, Pilgrim Baptist chnrch, Chicago, 111.

12 :45 WMAQ King of Hearts. WCFL Man on the Street. WBBM Hollywood In Person. 1:00 W-G-N Palmer House Concert orch. WMAQ Personal Health.

WJJD Voice of Experience. WBBM News Thru a Woman's Eye. WLS School Time. WCFL Melody hour. WAAF Hoosier Philosopher.

1:15 W-G-N Wife vs. Secretary. WBBM Kitty Keene, Inc. WLS The Old Timers. WJJD Chas.

P. Hughes. WAAF Josephine Bell. 1:30 W-G-N Lucky Girl. WBBM School of the Air.

WMAQ Fort Pearson. WLS Closing Grain Markets. 1:45 W-G-N Beatrice Fairfax MBS. WMAQ Bob Hawk's Fun Quiz. WLS Melody Parade.

WIND Ben Kanter. WJJD Fred Beck. 8:00 W-G-N Marriage License Romances. WMAQ Pepper Young's Family. WLS Homemaker's hour.

WHIP Little Theat-Air. WBBM Gossip club. WJJD Adult Education council. 2:15 W-G-N June Baker, home management. WMAQ Ma Perkins.

WLS Homemakers' matinee. WBBM Meet the Missus. WIND Tommy Ott. WJJD Ben Kanter. WAAF Sylvia Stone.

2 :30 W-G-N Good Health ana Training MBS. WMAQ Vie and Sade. WCFL Minister from Norway, talk. Dr. Harold B.

Fantham, Canadian Educator, Dies Chicago Tribuno Press Service. MONTREAL, Oct, 26. Dr. Harold Benjamin Fantham, one of Canada's most distinguished scien tists and an educator of internation al reputation, died here today. He was head of the department of zool ogy at McGill university.

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WJJD School for Taxpayers. WAAF Red Hot and Low Down. 2:45 W-G-N Harold Tomer, pianist. WMAQ Tha O'Neills. WCFL New York Auto show.

WLS Home Service club. WBBM Quarter Hour of Romance, WIND Problems for Pamela. WJJD Happy Harmonies. 3 W-G-N Four Stars Tonight. WMAQ Lorenzo Jones.

WENR Club matinee. WBBM Houseboat Hannah. WIND Waltz Time. WJJD Flannery Sisters. 3:15 W-G-N Lady of Millions.

WCFL Eddie Henson. WIND Fred Beck. WBBM Linda's First Love. WMAQ The Guiding Light. 3:30 W-G-N Community Fund Drive.

WMAQ Mary Marlin. WJJD Community Fund. WBBM Navy Day program. WENR PTA program. 3:43 W-G-N Lone Trail Opry House.

WMAQ Road of Life. WBBM Dr. Allan Roy DaFoe. WJJD Virginia Price. WIND Musical Varieties.

4:00 WMAQ Tea Time Varieties. WENR Neighbor Nell. WHIP Salon musical. WBBM Follow the Moon. WCFL Not for Ladies.

4:15 WMAQ Marlowe and Lyon. WBBM Life of Mary Sothern. WENR Music Circle. WAAF Kay Armin. WCFL The Four of Cs.

WJJD Dick Jurgens' orchestra. 4:30 WMAQ Josh Hiffglns. WENR Julane Pelletier. WBBM Pappy Cheshire. WAAF Hog 'n' Harmony.

4 WCFL Johnnie Johnston. WENR Al Vierra's Hawaiians. WJJD Cumberland Ridge Runners. WMAQ Romance and Rhythm. W-G-N Jolly Joe IMBSj.

WCFl-America'a Schools. WBBM Truman Bradley. WIND Stamp Man. WMBI Boys' and Girls' program. WMAQ Don Winslow.

WENR Junior Nurse Corps. 5:15 W-G-N Buddy and Ginger. WIND Sons of Pioneers. WBBM Eleanor Howe. WMAQ Community Fund program.

WENKj Kogen's orchestra. 5:30 W-G-N Harold Turner, pianist. WBBM Herbert Foote. WIND Bill, Mack and Jenning. WMAQ Jack Armstrong.

5:45 W-G-N Otphan Annie. WMAQ Tom Mix and Straight Shooting. WBBM Manhattan. WENR Community Fund program. 6:00 W-G-N Toy Center Tonight.

WENR Easy Aces. WMAQ Fort Pearson. WBBM Don Hancock. 6:15 W-G-N Bob Elson, Sports review. WMAQ Uncle Ezra.

WENR. Mr. Keen, Lost Persons. WBBM Trafic Safety. 6:30 W-G-N Four Calif ornians.

WMBI Sunset hour. WCFL Sunny Sam. WBBM Air Flow Harmonies. WMAQ Hal Totten. WENR Lum and Abner.

6:45 W-G-N Rube Appleberry MBS. WENR Pleasant Valley Frolics. WMAQ Four Stars Tonight. WCFL Pat Kennedy. WBBM Boake Carter.

7:00 W-G-N Blackstone Concert trio. WIND Trafic Court. WMAQ One Man's Family. WBBM Cavalcade of America. WLS Eddie Duchin's orchestra.

WCFL Dinner concert. 7 :15 W-G-N Palmer House Concert orch WCFL Stars of Tomorrow. 7 :30 W-G-N The Lone Banger MBS. WMAQ Wayne King's orchestra. WBBM Eddie Cantor.

WLS Sidney Skolsky. WCFL Streamlined Melodies. WLS De Zurik Sisters. 7:45 WCFL Herr Louie and the Weazel. 8:00 W-G-N Kay Kyser's oreh.

MBS. WBBM Andre Kostelanetz's orchestra. WLS Detective mystery. WMAQ Walter O'Keefe, Town Hall. 8:15 WCFL Evening Serenade.

8:30 W-G-N Ted Weems' orchestra. WBBM On to Adventure. WENR Robert Maynard Hutchins. 8 :45 W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune. WBBM Orin Tucker's orchestra.

WCFL Community Fund. 8:52 W-G-N Highlights of Snorts. 8:00 W-G-N Vincent Lopez's orch. MBS. WMAQ Your Hit Parade.

WBBM Gang Busters. WENR Hugh Johnson. 8 :15 WENR Diet and Health. 9:30 W-G-N Melodies from the Sky MBS. WBBM Hobby Lobby.

WENR Navy Day program. 9:45 WMAQ Alistar Cooke. 10:00 WMAQ Amos 'n' Andy. WENR Globe Trotter. WCFL Joe Rines' orchestra.

WBBM Poetic Melodies. 10:15 W-G-N Keith Beecher's orchestra. WMAQ Norman Pearce. WENR King's Jesters. WCFL Joe Rines' orchestra.

WBBM Vic Arden's orchestra. 10:30 W-G-N Ted Weems' orchestra. WENR Eddie Varzos' orchestra. WBBM Todd Hunter. WMAQ Jimmy Dorsey's orchestra.

10:45 WBBM Orrin Tucker's orchestra. 11:00 W-G-N Guy Lombardo MBS. YYMAy King Jesters. WCFL Make Believe Night club. WBBM Frankie Master's orchestra WENR Henry Busse's orchestra.

11:15 WIND Peter McGregor. WMAQ Streamline Revue. 11:30 W-G-N Vincent Lopez's orch. MBS. WENR Lights Out.

WBBM Bob Crosby's orchestra. 11:45 WMAQ Roller Derby. 13:00 W-G-N Jimmy Joy's orch. MBS. WMAQ Eddie Varzos' orchestra.

WENR Louis Panico's orchestra. WIND Night Watch. A.M. 12 :15 WBBM Roy Eldridge's orchestra. 12:30 W-G-N Kay Kyser's orch.

MBS. WMAQ King's Jesters. WBBM Dictators. WENRj Sande Williams' orchestra. 12:45 WMAQ Al Vierra's Hawaiians.

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Happy Program. Spe cial Broadcast lor America. PCJ, 31.3 9.59 meg. BUDAPEST 6:00 p. m.

Two Hungarian Love-songs by Sandor Veress; HAT4, 32.8 9.12 meg. LONDON 6:10 p. Beneath the Green willow, an episode from Izaak Walton's "The Compleat Ansrler." GSP, 19.6 15.31 GSD, 25.5 11.75 GSB, 31.5 9.51 meg. BERLIN 8:15 p. m.

Kaleidoscope of Opera. DJD. 25.4 11.77 mes. LONDON 9:30 p. m.

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7 :00 W-G-N Good Morning program. WBBM Musical Clock. WLS Julian Bentley. WMAQ Suburban hour. WCFL Good Morning Melodies.

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WMAQ Mrs. WLS Mary Marlin. WHIP Chamber Music. WJJD Bosworth Broadcast. 9 :15 WMAQ John's Other Wife.

WAAF King of the Kitchen WCFL VauM.n de Leath. WLS Ma Perkins. WBBM Myrt Marge. 9:30 W-G-N Get Thin to Music. WLS Pepper Young's Family.

WGES Hits of the Hour. WMAQ Just Plain Bill. WJJD Complete Story hour. WCFL Bennett and Wolverton. WIND Eb and Zeb.

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WLS The O'Neills. 10:15 W-G-N Bachelor's Children. WMAQ Backstage Wife. WCFL Hollywood Highhatters. WLS The Koad of Life." WJJD Police Headquarters.

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WLS Vic and Sade. 10 :45 W-G-N Art Kahn. pianist. WMAQ Hello. Peggy.

WLS The Gospel Singer. WAAF Foolish Questions. WHIP Lyle Foster. WBBM Real Life Stories. 11:00 W-G-N Woman in the Store.

WMAQ Girl Alone. WBBM Mary Margaret McBride. WCFL Happy Jack Turner. WIND Freshman Follies. WJJD Bureau of Missinj Persons.

WAAF Melody Parade. 11:13 W-G-N Laying of keel of TJ. S. navy's newest battleship WBBM Edwin C. Hill.

WJJD Criminal court Interview. WAAF Memory Lane. WHIP Soap Creek Corners. WLS Chuck, Ray, and Christine. WMAQ The Goldbergs.

11:30 W-G-N Quin Ryan's News Commen tary. WMAQ Farm and Home hour. WCFL Thru the Years. WIND Harry Zimmerman. WHIP Air Lane Dance.

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WBBM Our Gal Sunday. WAAF Swing High. Noon W-G-N Bob Elson on State Street. WBBM Betty and Bob. WMBI Midday Gospel hour.

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L. Dunbar, 68, Is Held at Clinton, Illinois Bloomington, 111., Oct, 26. Special. Funeral services for Samuel L. Dunbar, 68 years old, a former deputy sherif of Dewitt county, were held at Clinton today.

Mrs. Florence Bartholow, 91, Champaign Urbana, HI- Oct, 26. Special. Mrs. Florence Bartholow, 91 years old, a pioneer resident of this city, JiWBBBBBlBBWBl 5:15 P.

M. 3 MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY RADIO STARS PICK FLAWS IN LIVES OF MOVIE STARS Love Commentators Heckle Hollywood. BY LARRY WOLTERS. A natural consequence of the radio parade to Hollywood has been the rise of a flock of air commentators on life and love in the glamor capital. Sponsored by headache remedies, soaps, and lotions these broad casts have not altogether had the effect of relieving pain, or cleansing.

Some of them have gone so far into criticising the private lives of the stars that network officials are reported getting ready to do some heavy blue penciling on scripts lest broadcasting companies become in volved in slander actions. One device which is said to be par ticularly odious to the Hollywood celebrities is the "Open Letter." They usually start like this, "Dear Greta Garbo fill in your own name, You used to be such a nice girl, but now look at you." The critic then proceeds to go into intimate details of the star's off-the-set deportment. This department has received a let ter from Sandy Jacobs of the 8th grade of the Nichols school in Evan-ston which sheds considerable light on the listening habits of north shore youngsters. As a class communica tion project young Sandy conducted a listener preference survey among 300 pupils in ten 8-B classes. Pos sibly the results reflect to some degree the radio favorites, also, of suburban papas and mammas.

In the classification headed "Music and Comedy" the young statistician found Edgar Bergen's Charlie McCarthy an easy favorite over Burns and Allen with Jack Benny, third. In light music the favorites were Benny Goodman swing, the Hit Parade, Bing Crosby, in that order. Leaders in drama were Gang Bus ters something for parents to think about the Lone Ranger, First Nighter, and Robert Ripley. An item to ponder over: there was not one strictly juvenile program on the list TAKE NEW STEP IN BEATIFICATION OF MOTHER CABRINI CASTEL GANDOLFO, Oct. 26.

(JP) A meeting of the congregation of rites attended by Pope Pius and nine cardinals recognized today the heroic virtues of Frances Xavier Cabrini, founder of the Institute of Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart, who died in Chicago in 1917. The action was a step toward her beatification, which has been in progress since June, 1936, when the con gregation of rites began its preliminary examination. Mother Cabrini, whose parents were members of the Lombard nobility, was born near Lodi, Italy, in 1850. She went to the United States at the request of Pope Leo XIII. to aid Italian emigrants.

The pope, who casts the deciding vote, withheld formal announcement of the decision until promulgation of decrees, but Vatican officials said it would be fevorable. SCHOOL BOARD TO LIST APPROVED RADIO PROGRAMS Superintendent of Schools William H. Johnson told representatives of Chicago radio stations at the Morri son hotel last night that within the next two weeks a radio council of the board of education will supply Chicago pupils with lists of approved radio programs having educational value. The ultimate purpose of the council, which will include one prin cipal and several teachers experienced in radio work, will be to work with the stations in developing a series of special radio school programs. HUNT FOR WILL IN COFFIN FAILS IN PENNSYLVANIA Philadelphia, Oct.

26. Spe cial. While movie cameras clicked and a court stenographer jotted down the comments of undertakers the body of Mrs. Henrietta E. Garrett was exhumed from its seven year burial place today in a search for a will disposing of her fortune, now totaling $20,000,000.

The search was unsuccessful, though the coffin was examined minutely by a group of men proceeding under a court order. Lumber Dealer Dies Where He Got $16 Job at 19 Years Logansport, Oct, 26. Special. Willmont L. Fernald, 82 years old, a lumber dealer and landowner, died of pneumonia today.

A native of Maine, he came here at 19 years old and got a job in a small mill at a month. A. S. Coll, Former Illinois Editor, Is Dead at 77 Years Beardstown, 111., Oct. 26.

JP) Albert S. Coll, 77 years old, former postmaster and former editor of the Beardstown Illinoisan-Star, died to day after an illness of several months. H. G. BARKHAUSEN ESTATE VALUED AT $2,752,824 Shipbuilder Leaves His Fortune to Widow.

Henry G. Barkhausen, wealthy shipbuilder and investment counselor, left an estate of $2,752,824, according to an accounting approved yesterday by Judge John F. O'Connell of the Probate court. When admitted to probate last January the estate was estimated at only $285,000. Mr.

Barkhausen died last December at the age of 52. He lived at 1430 Lake Shore drive, formerly lived at Green Bay, where he was chairman of the board of the North west Engineering company, a ship building and machinery manufactur ing concern, which he founded. After moving to Chicago he became asso ciated with the Barkhausen corpora tion, an investment house at 231 La Salle street. Estate Left in Trust. Mr.

Berkhausen left his entire es tate to his widow, Miriam, placing the bulk of it in trust for her. Upon her death the income will go to their three children, and later they are to receive the principal. The children are Mrs. Andre Perry of Fond du Lac, and Miss Catherine and Henry who live with their mother. The estate inventory lists $15,019 in cash, $35,000 in bonds, $255,000 in stocks, and the balance held in trusts which Mr.

Barkhausen established before his death. Among the de ductible obligations are a federal in heritance tax of $506,678 and a state tax of $168,401. O'Laughlin Estate $1,000,000. The estate left by Andrew O'Laughlin, president of the Consum ers company of Chicago, who died Dec. 4, 1936, is worth $1,000,000 to an inventory filed yester day.

It was estimated at $70,000 when the will was admitted to pro bate. O'Laughlin left $800,000 in liv ing trusts for four sisters, Susan, Mary Jane, and Jennie, and Mrs Ellen Elizabeth Curry, and two broth ers, Michael W. and James F. Eight nephews and nieces also share with them in the balance of the estate. TERMITE FOES LEARN OF PEST PROOF HOUSES (Picture on back page.) Memphis, Oct.

26. Spe cial.j Insect foes attending the con vention of the National Pest Control association here were told today of termite proof building for the future and infestation protected products, These were envisioned by Dr. Lee Strong, chief of the bureau of ento mology and plant quarantine of the department of agriculture. "The government urges termite proof construction," he said. "We are helping develop methods of treating cereal products and fruits from infestation.

Studies also are under way to protect fabrics, but there always will be plenty of pests to control." Among the exhibits today was a gas mask worn by Miss Laurabelle Goulding and a gas spray gun to kill insects. Mathias J. Pauly, 79, Dies; Early Chicago Cigar Maker Mathias Jacob Pauly, 79 years old, a lifelong resident of Chicago, who was born near what is now State and Harrison streets, died yesterday at his home, 9727 South Winchester avenue. Mr. Pauly was one of the earliest cigar makers in the city and for years had a shop at 19th street and Archer avenue.

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7705 Cottage Grove. Sad. 7700, Hutchmson street, beloved husband of Helen, and father of Florence Mrs. Dale Tice, Winter, age 63 years 18 days, passed away at Park Falls, on Saturday morning, Oct. 23.

Burial Tuesday at Weyauwega, at 2 p. m. TIDEMAN Elizabeth Tideman, wife of the late Sven, beloved mother of Selim, George, Henry, Lillian, and Mrs. Nelly Schaefer. Services at chapel, 7319 Madison street.

Forest Park, Wednesday, 2 p. m. Interment Forest Home. VANECEK Frank Vanecek, dear father of Rose Morava, Martha Volla and Frank. Funeral Thursday, Oct.

28, at 9 a. from funeral home. 6617 W. Cermak road, Berwyn, to St. Odilo church.

Interment St. Adalbert's. WATTS Willis A. Watts. 816 E.

48th street, Oct. 25, 1937; beloved husband of Louise Watts, father of Willis, son of Frances, brother of May C. Monroe. Services at chapel, 63d and Harvard, Thursday, Oct. 28, at 3 p.

m. under auspices of South Park lodge. No. 662, A. F.

A. M. Interment Mount Greenwood. WEIDNER Marion Weidner nee Goodinl. beloved wife of William fond mother of William James, Richard Allen, and Dolores Marie.

Funeral Thursday, 9 a. from residence, 317 Meadow lane. Liberty, ville, to St. Joseph church. Interment Ascension cemetery.

WINDLER Amy Windier nee Zenderi. beloved wife of Robert J. Windier, loving mother of Robert. Betty, Rita, and Jack. Funeral Friday, Oct.

29, at 9:30 a. from chapel. 7066 N. Clark street, to St. Henry church.

Burial St. Henry cemetery. i i in i a a ii.