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THEY'RE COMING fftS OH.OH tfi SEE? IT'S PLAYING BOHDI 5URE, fiATTX, PROFESSOR mm Oft HEYPONPl-lPO yon know how BACK THOMAS'S bH7 STYLE TREMLO MOW ME. mo SINGING LESSON CUCKER MAKES IT THISmiING WORKS? I SAW A TAPE RECORPER LISTEN ANC THIS ONE MAKES IT IN A MOVIE ONCE IT -TRAPPED THE KILLER SY PLAY BACK PLAYING BACK EVERYTHING1 M.S. KHARASCH, FAMED U. OF C. CHEMIST, DIES Brain Hemorrhage in Europe Fatal Dr.

Morris S. Kharasch, 62, ef 5750 Kenwood noted HE SAIP COT AM 6 chemist and director of E2t ERITTLE IS ALSO CONSlPERlNG THE SITUATION Tl ON STAGE ANP THEN THE FACT SHE'S KNOWN 1 PETE FOR SO THEY ScEAA TO UAVP MlirM IN COMMON OH. IP YOU'RE NOT SHARR GAYE, the Institute of Organic Chemistry at the University; of Chicago, died Wednesday in Copenhagen, Denmark, it was disclosed here yester MY LOVE THAT LITTLE NOPCVX "1 FLORA! I'M SO MIXEP UP-. IS GOING TO PLAY YOU KIGMT HOW VO YOU JrfH 1 v-flj LIKE WORKING WITH GAVERITTLE, INTO A i lOPineTiNA rlr ROLE Xkarajcfc NOT j-. PONT THINK 5HE LIKES MY BEING ON HER SHOWL.

day. Physicians in Copenhagen said he "suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. He had gone to Europe -in 'connection with a defense contract for research that was conducted at the university. Prof. Kharasch was widely known for development of chemical compounds including disinfectants, improving processes; in the synthetic $500,000 ESTATE ginia Cragg, of 307 Cumberland rb Kenilworth.

Louis A LEFT BY WIDOW The Dawes home will be GEORGE EL 1IAYES DIES AT 60; HEADED PUBLISHING FP come a museum. Gen. uawes OF GEN. DAWES 'Pioneer Movie Exfiibitor deeded it to Northwestern university in 1942. It is esti i Son a Daughters mated it will cost.

$250,000 to George M. Hayes, 60, of 203 patrons stood in line, to see Louis A. Boening, 80, of Sheridan rdWinnetka, presi Get Moat of It Mrs. Caro Dawes, widow of 4929 N. Mozart st, a Chicago convert the house and to maintain it So far $77,000 has been raised.

The greatest a seven minute show for 5 cents. Later Mr. Boening added anqther movie in North dent of Field Enterprises rubber industry, and for his research in war gases and other fields in World War II. Work Helped Farmers He developed mercury compounds used to disinfect grain seeds against fungus infections, with savings of substantial sums for farmers. He de- Gen.

Charles G. Dawes, vice President of the United States Educational expense, university officials av. and one that also offered mo-tion picture industry pioneer who began his career as a ni ckelodeon say, will be an air-condiuoneo fmm 1925 to 1929. left an vaudeville in Roseland. estate estimated at $500,000 She alhpurpose detergent i7ith a KITCHEN TOWEi inside every -Sr bou! 6 vault to preserve historical papers.

Movie producers retained i-- if corporation, publishers of the World Book Encyclopedia and it was disclosed yesterday as tight control over the indus Request Expressed her will was filed with Ber jVeloped 'merthiolate, a disinfectant used in hospitals, and li nlaved 4 maior role in iso try for some years by renting Mrs. Dawes, expressed the operator in 1908 and was credited with nard Korean, Probate court Childcraft, out projectors. Boening wish that the trustee, City Na clerk. The estate was left died yesterday lating and synthesizing ergo- helped to end the monopoly tional Bank and Trust com ending early in Evanston novine, used in connection largely to a son and two daugh prior to World -War, I by-or- pany, should consider the uni producers hospital with childbirth ters. eanizinu the United States versity's desire for a substan monopoly ofl Mr.

Hayes Mrs. Dawes, whof died Oct tial part of the furnishings on Bocalat Cinematograph company, movie proiec joined the Quarrie corpora the first floor of ner nome. 3 at the age of 92, left $10,000 which manufactured projec died yesterday in Evans- tion, a publishing firm, in The will provided the bal to five employes, whose ad tors and sold them outright' on nospitai. 1927 as a salesman. He later dresses were listed as Mrs ance of the estate snouia oe A veteran of three wars, he Dawes home, 225 Greenwood placed in trust with the bank was promoted to state man Served in Cuba Mr.

Boening began his mili was assistant Illinois selective for the son and two daughters. Evanston. ager, and in 1945 when Mar service director for Cook tary career in the 3 Spanish Named in Will shall Field purchased the com county in World War II. Since American war. He was a mem He developed an improved process of Kjlymerization, essential to the synthetic rubber and a chemical means to prevent fats from turning rancid.

In World War II, he worked on stabilization of war gases, incendiary compounds, plosivs, and therapeutic agents. In a secret poison gas laboratory at the University of Chicago in World War he developed 300 proposed chemical warfare compounds. Born in Ukrania Purdue Student Dies Of these bequests, $3,000 pany he became vice president then, he had been general ber of company A of the old each was left to Nora Murphy, sales manager of the Revere as Chute Foilt to Open Lafayette Oct 10 Jennie Larson, and Harold 2d volunteer infantry, served in Cuba, and emerged a cap Camera company, 320 W. 21st and general sales manager. He was named president of the firm this year.

Stenberg, and $500 each will maker of movie cameras Marshall R. Sherrill 21, tain. go to Dora Kitzmger and Har and eauipment. Maitland, a senior- in In World War I. he re old R.

LilL A bonus in vory boxl These real Cannon premiums aren't just a "wmetime" thing. Every time you buy the Giant Economy Size Breeze, you'll find a real Cannon Kitchen Towel packed right inside the box. (And a girl just can't have too many of them! They're full-sized, neatly hemmed and worth up to 25. And thaf not all! YouTl find that Breeze is tops for everything you wash. It will get sheets and shirts sparkling white.

It will get the'grime out of kids' dungarees. And yet it will take really kind care of your sheerest nylons and your hands. You've got to be pleased with Breeze, or Lever Brothers will refund every penny. So next time Survivfeg are his widow, aeronautical engineering at Mr. Boening.

whose parents entered the army, rose to ma She willed $1,000 each to Adeline; two sons, John and Prudue university, was killed brought him from Jtollo, jor, and was supervising draft cousin, Mrs. Frank1 aiaoau, a when bis paracnute Chicago when he was 4, en James; his father, W. Foster; three grandchildren, and a Prof. Kharasch, who had failed to open in a jump. 3920 Spring Hinsdale; a nephew, William B.

Morris, officer at camp zacnary lay-lor near Louisville, Ky. He became draft boss of Cook coun- tered the movie house aeld in 190ft at the ureine of brother and a sister. Services ACTOMOBIUC IiOOTBD Columbus, and a niece, Mrs. Ellis Terry of Berkeley, tv in 1940 and held the job friends in the thep infant industry. 7410 N.

Waiktenaw looted will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the First Congregational Church of Wilmette. until war's end with the rank CaL Beauests of $1,000 each 72 BiMMerett to told pdlem nf roloneL Used Rented Store also were left to the Illinois tcroay. get Breeze! ceived several awards for his work, was the Gustavus F.

and Ann M. Swift, distinguished service professor at the He was born in Ukrania in 1895, and was graduated from Crane High school in Chicago. He received bachelor's and doctor's decrees at the Uni Home and Aid society, the Cra The first Boening movie is sumved by a daughter. Mrs. Virginia house was a rented store in dle, and the First Congrega Moudry.

wlnwood; a son, tional church of Evanston. North near Kedzie, where t. stnart of the Mozart st. ad Dawes provided her mi dress; two grandchildren, three creat-crandchildren, W.L. CLARK, 66, personal possessions should be shared by Northwestern and three brothers, Madison, EX-U.

S. JUDGE university: her son, Dana, Roland, and WilUam. Tne iu versity of Chicago, the latter in 1919. He served briefly at the University of Maryland, Then returned to his alma Marengo, McHenry county, neral will be held at 2 p. m.

ibuse rasZE EVstM 4 1 IF IT DIDWT HSE A REAL 7 b( FOR ALL My WASH DIES IN CEYLON COLOMBO, Ceylon, Octl 10 and her two daughters, Mrs tninorrow in the chapelat330 narolvn Ericson. of St. Mary's mater in-1924. Fullerton av- with 'burial in Former Federal juage Tcl! ps how nucb-Vc lilic tosaynYES! Libertyville, and Mrs.Vir- Mount Emblem cemetery. Surviving are his widow, "Ethel Mav: a son.

Robert, and William L. CI ark, 66; a daughter, whose court. Pearson. TRIO ROBS TAXI DRIVER tenur entangles made in Thinntr, MinJofur ternational giivti. fcported to polic tcrdr that he stmt on jnvmpuy muiy uwu yuyvw.

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