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EDNESDAY. MAR CH C. 194(1. DAILY TRIBUNE IDEATH NOTICES 1 LDEATH NOTICES I LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Welcome, Stranger! WNW 11111111111111110tels, EOYS AND GIRLS To OWN AND RUN GUSINESS ARMS Ern, To Ell 1 ALL RIGHTtx-rs GO 1 ANNE -DONT BE AFRPaD-HE CANT HURT YOU AMY MORE olu zjIfli HAROLI GRA1 RIGHT THIS WAY. MR.TECUMWHIN TH urrte QM.

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hy2L2-. Nyisch bm, Ell Junior Achievement Plan to Be Launched Here. Junior to Be ITODAY'S RADIO BROADCASTS I OBITUARIES a Today's Features Mrs. Bertha Howe. Mrs.

Bertha Howe, 80 years old, 5543 North Nashville avenue, died yesterday in the Lutheran Deaconess hospital of complications which developed after she was injured in a fall on Christmas day. Mrs. Howe as a child lived at Noble and Huron streets, and her home was destroyed in the fire of 1871. A son and a daughter survive. Dr.

Vincent Gino. Dr. Vincent Gino, physician and surgeon, died of a heart attack on Monday at his home, 3249 Washington boulevard. He was 63 years old. Dr.

Gino was a native of Italy and recelved his training at the University of Palermo. IIe served with the American army as an overseas lieutenant during the world war. He was a major in the medical reserve and was on the staff of the University hospital. Surviving are his widow, Adele; a son, Dr. Marcell Gino; and three daughters.

Mrs. Catherine Henry, Mrs. Louise Luisi, and Mrs. Margaret Magee. Commodore Lloyd Bankson.

Washington, D. March 5 1Speciall.Commodore Lloyd Bankson, U. S. retired, who was one of the best known naval constructors in this country, died today in the Washington naval hospital. lie was 83 years old and was retired from active servo in 1921.

I Frank Martin. A heart attack caused the death yesterday of Frank Martin, 62 years old, a conductor for 33 years on the Chicago Eastern Illinois railroad. lie had been an employe of the company for 36 years. When stricken, Mr. Martin was in a restaurant at 10 Polk street.

Ile was about to start his run on the Dixieland, bound for Miami, Fla. Ile died on the way to St. Luke's hospital. Mr. Martin's home was in Danville, A project whereby boys and girls will learn and practice the American cystern cf free enterprise is to be launched in Chicago shortly.

Tbe plan. which already has enlisted 40,000 yeureg in the east, is called Achievement A committee of prominent Chic. veatos Neill organize the ev.ork. Their interest in it was aroused by George C. Hager, a past president of Rotary International, who resigned as vice president arid secretary of the Coneoesers' company to become chairman cf.

the fraance committee for Junior They'll Set tp Corporations. T'ne plan, Hager said yesterday, is to help yttung people, rich and poor alike ter showing them how to help tteraselves. The procedure calls for graroes of 15 boys or girls, between the ages cf 16 and 21, to form corpor-1 a-Jens. Each gronip will decide what prod-net to manufacture. The members sell stock and, with the working -capital this obtained, will rent a shop and buy tecemiry tools.

They then will make the product and market it f1-1, elves. Our ccrporations make everything fette baby incubators to fine leather eozeds." Hazer said. "If the product Ceeszet sell, then it's up to the boys cr girls to fend a product that does. 'Junior Achievement provides man-tale latich instruct the various officers cf the corperation in their respective duties. AU the members are stockholders and area by turn, boss, and ereplcye.

Each corporation has three exttert advisers, volunteers who are 'usually young business executives. Otherwise the youthful corporation craters are entirely on their own." Stock Pays 'Cp to 10. The shares cf stock usually have a par value of 53 to 75 cents and the total cal-etelleetion is $50 to $75. The averare annual return on each share cf stock in the corporations already coerating has been 7 to 10 per cent. Achievement was founded 2'0 years ago by Horace Moses, president el a paper company in West hleeoters of the organizing camreottee are George F.

Getz presiCent cf. the Globe corporation; Nathaniel Leverone, president of the Automatic Canteen company; Col. John B. 'Mee-holds, president of the Chicago Federal Savings and Loan association; CzY I. Reed, president of the Harris 'Trust Savings bank; Benjamin Airozek, a director of the Universal Atlas Cement company.

and Ralph L. Goodreare secretary treasurer of the E'ez Four Advertising Carriers. of the women's committee, crozenized by Mrs. Hager, are Mrs. tertha Baur, Mrs.

Edith Mason Ragland. Mrs. George 'Woodruff. Miss Florence Woodruff, Mrs. W.

S. Rice, Mrs. Paul Me Goefehn, Miss Mary Dowel, and Miss Frieda Foltz. A projc.ct. Icarn a clstem.

cf launched 1.1 k. peep NVII1 that is why we send flowers. They speak more comfort than a thousand words. ON W-G-N. Central Standard Time.

A ringside report of the finals in the Chicago Golden Gloves Tourna- pioe of ns wilClhambe- broadcast over W-G-N a the 1,., 'S coast to cOast Mutual Broad- ot 4 casting system from 10:15 to ft 11:30 p. Tn. The 1,11 tournament will be described by Quin Ryan and ..1..... .4 Bob Elson. --i' fr.

The Pageant of 7 Melody, 1,, ducted by Henry -i Weber on W-CT-N k. 1,, :2: .4.,., ') and Mutual at i 9:30 p. will present Attillo Maureen O'Hara. Baggiore, tenor; Kathryn Witwer, soprano; the octet, and the concert orchestra. A special feature will be the presentation of a group of the best known compositions of Edward Grieg.

The medley, arranged by Adolf Hoffmann of the W-G-N orchestra, will be presented by Miss Witwer, Baggiore, and the octet, and will include "Solvieg's Song" and Anitra's Dance" from the Peer Gynt suite; "Ich Liebe Dich," "Norwegian Dance," "A Dream," and "Huldigung's March." Baggiore will sing "Lovely Night" by Landon Ronald, and Miss Witwer will sing the "Bird Song" from Ruggiero "Pagliacci." Maureen O'Hara, motion picture star, who will make a personal. appearance at the Palace theater beginning Thursday, will be interviewed by Quin Ryan on the late, news broadcast at 3 p. In. The Morning Mail Box, a program of Hollywood gossip and requested organ music, will be offered by Vern Hansen and Len Salvo at 10:05 a. m.

Billy Repaid, the Flying Reporter, Is scheduled at 8 rn. with a quarter hour of late news. lonsim eorgeWien oe er LARis tan II o'hiollosIORANDOLPH13700 Mrs. Emma K. Peterson.

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma K. Peterson, a resident of the northwest side for 57 years, will be held at 2 p. m. Friday in her home at 2445 Kimball avenue.

Burial will be in Mount Olive cemetery. Mrs. Peterson, who was 80 years old, died Monday. Surviving are a son, Oscar D. Peterson; two daughters, Mrs.

Ebba W. Fredrickson and Mrs. Edith. Borchardt, and four grandchildren. MURPHYGlenn Raymond Murriht.

Marc 4. 114.10. at Downers Grovel. 111 belortel on of Ray and Edith Murphy' flee Rtneara son. Revolt at chapel, 416 W.

dad otraret. Funaral Thrirsday, IU a. Intermest Buchanan, Mich. Clement beloved husband of alintta S. father of John Robert of Chicago, brother of atm Jame chancey.

Mrs. Emily Mac Lorca. arra. Lao Leonard, H. Norman Murrav of Tomlin.

and A. Leight Murray of Mariatta. Ghin grandfather of James Clement Murray IL. and Jean Murray. Saralee.

Wailaziod.a, 3 Memorial Park Cemetery chapel. I'lease omit Rovviers. MUSSELMANJennla Co 'hart of Main street. Glen beioroel wife ot the boo William fond imitioia of Birch serypais Thtirodav. a at chapel.

Main street. filen to Waldtleim erinititerv thatal. 4 P. ros Salim City, Mo. vapors dram, eery.

PATTERACINGaarge at m.o. fiance. joara Pink hotel. on of the tio, William A. and SiiPlinv Psnrra9.

Of William and Mar MeCtitetieon of Services PlTk.14V 1 fn. at chapel. 1403 Lake: Park trienua, Oak PAULSENDr, Jidliia 1744 W. Jtmowav Wrote, beloved of Beattie, dear father of Carrot', and Julius brother of Lena Felbr, it ot Harvard, Georito Ed.sui A ma. Marshall Pattlarn.

bla Rana A. Paulsen, aint Harry neral acryttira Thuraday, 1 la, at fie. nerril puma. ty, Fullerton av.nlie. la.

ferment Mount Oliva. Member of Imola lodge, No. b414. A. F.

A. M. PETERONEmma R. Petertion. rasa Alvan.

oon March 4, 104U, beloved wr of toe late Andrew, fond, mother of 0.car rt. 1trot, 11, E. Fredrickson. Mrs, 1. A.

Porchardt and the hit Harry and Walt grntmorlier of Ruth Marion and Itrimas Fredrickson. Eattneth and Calvin Services Friday. 2 P. tryi at Isla reaidenee 2145 N. KHIba.11 avenue.

Inters ment Mount Olive. roLtAcgSol Pollack, boloveal huoband et Frances. clear lather of Gladys and Rochelle. loving eon of Griorge and Celia, fond brother of Alex and Joaeph. Funeral lees 2 D.

at ebal. 41 Broadway. Burial Anahe F. Reinhard. belay an, of thfl Daniel and Bertha, dear tarnthrer of Maxwell J.

and this lids Etwirs Real. hard. Funeral arrariees Wirme.dity. at 18.30 at frnil Itt. Remehill.

Family at 472S Ingleside avenue. EM BOWLon Igo Ilembow at tcry 'at. March E. 110401 rriertlizar it Dodd and EOM Hudson of thieaim frA tiara" serviees addl. Wl hala at Mich, at 9 a.

Thiirodav, Pima! Teli-oday. 2 p. tn. Concordia carnmery, Vallao witalt of ilia late Dr. Goioraa WIlltArn RoYllowoi, beloved toothr of Para.

Arthur Velititio U. William. Frank Maurice V. Reynold. Funeral trout tiall4w.

let's residence. 7714 Earillakaarracio, cago. Wednesday 10 a. tn. Eurtal Calvart.

It Richter. beloved hue-band of Martha, dear father of Herbert and Henry, Pasting at ehaot, (1453 Irving Park road. Serowe" Thoraday. 3 ri. tn.

under the alliances of Harrier Intim No. MIA. A. F. as A.

M. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. RIGGSDr. Auatin Emit Iticta. March at 4 :0 a.

m. Eurieral Thurso day, 1 p. St. Paul's Eppiermal Stockbridge. Masa.

Burial privata. Traria. portant-in from Pittsfield laid Staxikbodise atations will be provided. RUDDYSea Mary Nora Curraa SCIINETROWTeatie Schnetrow. March 4, humband of Sarah, father of Esther Jaerra son of California.

Abe and the taut fitman. Sevire" o'clock Weilticiolity era ft. at chapel. 30'71 W. FOli3O11011 Iniernirrt ag cemetery.

ilroadvicar, LI SCHWARTZRay fichwarta beinved alto of Henry. iterir mother of S.otte, port. France. Meyer, Boon riedem of PI, omit Zelnia Lillis of Nora ttv. meter of Sarah Veneta.

Gli.si. Neiss, at Sam Miller. Finland w. cm, ott thapet, ferment Jett nilt Polaris. SCOTTClara Tomblin Scott, of 117 flreiridii way aVent104.

Wilmette, stint of .1,7 ri4 Lawrence Illickinater. Tivirwlr 2 D. at St. Auguatina's church. Wilmeria.

Remaina at rhapel, HIS Greenleaf until noon Thuroday. omit SINctAinramt, $nc1air, italightor Mot. tia C. and tins late halward G. lanter.

vri' of the litta Roy T. Sim-lair, 'mother of halward Marilannan and Mrs, Domiht Nei. arm, stater of Cisranea Lortar. Panora Thitraday, March 7, at I I a. to at thsoci.

$taid S. Halsted "treat. interment Leda' Park. Normal 2121. STONE-s-Josehhine Stoma foe Troneriall, beloved vrtter of $hot late ttharies nintlire of Mra, Hama Watt.

Ali, Spred aps4 tIi, itifft Mrs. Mahel Ptlfalt, grandmother of lEvorett 14rieot and Portia thy Speed. Funoral itervices Wednesday. March 8. at 2 p.

at restidemo, 404:1,1 Race avenue. Interment Oaklidge cemeterv. SULLIVANMarie Stlealer Sullivan of N. Bernard eireet. March 4, 1040.

tio. Invert wito of Edward F. Sitillvan. ninth." of Edward and Daniel W. Sullivan.

roster Of Mra. Clara Drehotil, atm Martha Glover. Matthaw, Lawrence. and Herbort Startler. Funeral Thilroulay at a.

from funaral home. tiall N. Clark street. to St. litlary's church.

TOPPSee Ida Effinger notice. WALLJames J. Wall ef 1851 Plea street, beloved huoband of the late Elizabeth Greenwald. fond lather of Barnet Noonan. Helen MaYer.

Irella and the late Mae Dorgan, brother of biamist Camper aria tho Jars) Maurice F. and Ellitabath NeNamara, Funarai day. at a. rom ehatiel. hi 45 Adv.

land In NI k.lbelecda a (Ilium Intrrinent alarys. WALIIIINellie G. 'Walsh, beloved eisughtee of the late James atal Mary trail sister of John S. Walsh. Mrs G.

W. Tu. oar. Mrs, IMargaret Green and Mro ilAr, sen. Funeral Thuriday, Mareh 7.

at II a. from tato emodenaa. 718 8 tandrits avenue, Oak Park, to Aocension chant. Merrimac WS190. WOODEdit ard C.

WON' Jr irll IP beloved inn of Edward and Mildred 01 Wond of 750 la Claire fleftt 'anther of Carol Rita and the Ilia Calliertne, grandson of Irian and itte OIL 1001M: at borne. N. Central WOW AMMO, Eimarat day, 10 ::10 a. ol. to oar Lady 11-lp Chriiitians churn.ti.

ts Clad Venue anct Iowa ireet. W0011Jotreph C. Wood, Marah 5, of the late Minna. father of J. Kenneth.

brother of Sam. Ben. and 'Elisabeth Int. Masonio services under sub': woe Paramount lodge, No. 1015, A.

at chapel. E. $tild otreiet Und Fran Friday. March fit. at 2 m.

Intermare Cedar Park. Member of Palm chapter. No. 23. O.

E. 8 chief clerk auditor freight truffle. C. It I. P.

ZIDRONWalter tidrein, belavoil of Elizabeth. neo Bomberger; fond lathar of Eleanor Sinclair, Martin, and Janet. brother of Jowipb. Stella, Anna, krank Duel' siell Elisabeth Loptak. fritnaral from 8722 W.

Chtago. Thuradat, if a. in. to UNDERTAKERS. BOYDSTON INC.

SINCI 1802 Cottage Grove. I MeNEILT, FITNERAI, HOME. $135 coMPLETII) 1UNFLAL GRA K. 217 Cicero, nr. L.

Aux. 170(). 61000. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. CEMICTIEHT ARRICR3.

MONUMENTS Al aavnura 8aars Roebuck. State-at- Basement, I 1 DEATH NOTICES I 1 Rabbi Frederick Cohn. Omaha, March (Al.Rabbi Frederick Cohn, 66 years old. dean of Omaha rabbis, died today. It was 36 years ago today that he came to Omaha from Fort Wayne, to the Temple Israel.

Ile was rabbi emer itus of that congregation at the time of his death. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Ben Silver of Omaha and Mrs. licit L. Jlerzlwrg of Chicago, and a son, Ralph F.

Cohn of Chicago. 11:15 A. M. W-G-NQuin Ryan. WBBMWhen a Girl Marries.

WMAQThe O'Neille. W.LIDTate. Movie Tattler. WINDSalon orchestra. WHECBing CrosbY.

WAAFRomanee Melodies. 11:30 A. M. W.G.NPainted Dreams. WMAQFarm and Home.

W.LIDSalety Court. WBBMHelen Trent. WINDPriscilla Holbrook. WLSOrgan Moods. WAAEWillie Winn.

11:45 A. M. W-G-NThe Carters. WBBMOur Gal Sunday. WLsFood Markets.

WAAEMyrna Dee Sargent. WINDWaltz Time. WCJELWalkathon. NOON. W-G-NRadio's Voice.

WBBMThe Go Idherea. WA A1PSymphonic hour. WLSDinnerbell program. WHIPMonitor News. 12:15 P.

M. W-G-NHarold Turner. WMAQEllen Randolph. W.LIDTaylor oreb. WBBMBeautiful Life.

WINDLenten services. WRFCRay Ryser. 12:30 P. M. W-G-NMarkets.

WHIPNoon Tune. WBBMRicht to Harroiness. WLSCheekerboard Time. WMAQRomantio Rendezvous. W.LIDNoonday Service.

sWCILMeet the Folks. 12:35 P. M. W-G-NMidday service: Rev. Roland F.

Phl 'brook, dean of Trinity Cathedral Episeopal church. 12:45 P. M. WIHIMRoad of Life. WLSLive Stock Markets.

WHIPKenneth Wells. 12:50 P. M. WMAQDoggy Dan. 1:00 P.

M. W-G-NGinsburgh's 'arch. WMAQBetty and Bob. WINDItalian hour. WI.SSehool Time.

W.LIDLive Stock Market. WA A E-1 rooster Philosopher. WBHMLanny Roes. WCFLDno Norman. 1:15 P.

M. W-G-NJohnny Music WA A leSeven Uppers. WMAQArnold Grimm. 'WM ftM May Roundup. WHIMJoyce Jordan.

WCFLThe Cavanaugh's. 1:30 P. M. W-G-NHawallan Villagers. WHIMYour Family and Mine.

Wt.Prairie Ramblers. WMAQValiant Lady'. WINDBoard of Education. WAAFRay O'Da V. 1:45 P.

M. Concert arch. WM A Oliettv Crocker. WHIMMY Son and W.1.11)Santaella'a omit. WINDRace Beau WAAEJust Ask Us.

2:00 P. M. aW-G-NMarriagc Romances. WHIPReal Estate Clinic. WBBMSoelety Girl.

WMAQMary Marlin. WLSOrphans of WAAWDown 2:15 P. M. W-G-NBill Anson. WM A QM a Perkin's.

WCELLight Classics. wtsAmanda. WINDRare Results. WBBMMan on the Street. 2:30 P.

M. W-G-NLawrence Salerno and Harold Turner. VirMAQPepper Young. VirBBMSchool of the Air. WIIDBoard of Education.

WCBDMidweek Service. WCELHavana Echoes. WLSHomemakers program. 2:45 P. M.

1V-G-N-400d Health. WMAQVic and fad. WCELBetween Book Ends. W.LIDBon Ranter. WAAEWaltztime.

WRIPYodellor Mouse. 3:00 P. M. vv-nNu. P.

News. WM A QIlaekst age Wife. WENRClub Matinee. WHECMusio Appreciation. WCELDaneeland.

WBBMEditor's Daughter. w.L1DEred Beek. WINDSports WAAEMythleal Ballroom. 3:15 P. M.

W-G-N-1n a Mellow Mood. WBBMMeet the Missile. WMAQStella Dallas. 3:30 P. M.

WM AOLorenzo Jones, WBBMManhattan Mother W.LTDTuberculosis mdi. tote. 3:45 P. M. WMAQWidder Brown.

WBBMLinda's Love. W.L.IDTea Rhythm. 4:00 P. M. W-G-NMark Love.

WMAQGirl Alone. WINDSport Results. WENR--Radio Neighbors. WBBMBy Kathleen Norris. W.LIDIlegdus' orchestra 415 P.

M. W.G-NOur American Lan. gunge. WM AQMidstream. WINDRace Results.

WBBMGolden tore. WAAFRhyme Time. W.1.1DVariations. 4:30 P. M.

W-G-NAfternoon Musical. WENRAffairs of Anthony. WBBMIn Hollywood. WA A FSalon concert. WIJDHappy r4 armonies.

WIS1AQKitty Keene. 4:45 P. WENRFrolle Before Five. WMAQThe O'Neills. WBBMScattergood Baines.

WAAFTea Dance. 5:00 P. M. W-G-NIlarold Turner. WENRReggie Childs' oreb.

WBBMBilly and Betty. WINDMelody Special. WMAQEvening Prelude. NECBenny Goodman. WAAFMaster Melodies.

WCFLAccordiana. church. 5:15 P. M. W-G-NHenry Weber' orebealra.

WEBMHedcla Hopper. WCFLSafety Legion. WINDBen Ranter. WENRMalcolm Claire. WAAFSport Shorts.

525 P. M. WMAQWhizzer program. 5:30 P. M.

WAAFBandstand. WMAQJack Armstrong. WCftCameo Theater. WENRBud Barton. WBBIVIH.

V. Raltenborn. WJJDSuppertime Frolic. 5:45 P. M.

w.n.NOrphan Annie. WBBMThe World Today. WENRTom Mix. WMAQLi'l Abner. WINDModern Melody.

WAAWTower Tunes. 6:00 P. M. W-O-N(apt. Midnight.

WENREasy Aces. WMAQPleasure Time. VVINDGerman Hour. 6:15 P. M.

W-G-NBob Elson's snorts Review. WCFLMelody Time. WMAQI Love a Mystery. WIIIIMLitm and Abner. WEN r.

P. M. Herne. WBBMBurns and Allen. WCFLM uical Souvenirs.

6:35 P. M. WMAQII a I Totten. 6:40 M. WMAQMusical 6:45 r.

M. 01V-G-NInside of SPorie WCFLTime for Music. WLSGraee Wilson. 700 P. M.

WCI-NL. Keller' oral. WBBMAI Pearce. WMAQHollywood Playhouse. Virt SJohnny Presents.

WINDTraffic Court. :30 P. M. Ranger. WM A 0Grandpa ppy Aronette.

Wft BM Dr. Christian. WLSQuieksilver. WINDPliner and Earl. P.

M. W-G-NItilly Repaid, WM A QFred Allen. WENRRalph E. Church. BMStar Theater.

WC1M.Green Hornet. WINDSeattergood Baines. 8:15 P. M. W.GNOzzle Nelson's oral.

WINDCarlos Molina. WENR--Ted Weems' 8:30 P. M. Tribune. WENRThomas E.

Dewey. WCFLLabor Flashes. 837 P. M. W-G-NQuin P.

M. W-G-Nflick Jurgens' neck. WCFLTeachers' Union. 9:00 P. M.

W-G-NBoyd Raeburn's WMAQRay Ryser. WBBMGlen Miller's arch. WENRRoy Shield. 9:15 P. M.

WBBMPublic A frairs. P. M. IV-41-Nrageant of Melody. WBBMMel Cole's orch.

NOSympb ony omit. WENRConcert Miniature. 9:45 P. M. WBBMRecord Rhythm.

10:00 P. M. WENRTen o'Clock Final. WBBMAmos tre Andy. WM A QPreston Bradley.

WINDSwedish program. WCELMusie Lovers Prog. 10:15 P. M. W.G-NGoiden Gloves.

WMAQRiebard limber. 10:30 P. M. MUMMaster Works. WMAQLou Breese.

11:00 P. M. WENRMarriage Club. 11:15 P. M.

WBBMMitehell Ayre's orch. 11:30 P. M. W-G-NOrrin Tucker's orvb. WBBMJan Garber's oreh.

WMAQRemember the Net. WENRErskine Hawkins. MIDNIGHT. Reichman's torch. WINDNite Watch.

WEDCMidnight Flyers. 12:30 A. M. W-61-N-14111 Osborne's orch. WENRW.

Herman's orch. WBBMCarlos idolina's orch. 1:00 A. M. IV-G-NOzzle Nelson's oral.

ON SHORT WAVES. Central Standard Time.1 p. bulletin, GSD. 11.75 meg-. 25.5 GSC, 9.58 31.3 m.

10ME-6 :30 V. In. News English; light music; dance music; tourist notes, 2110, 11.81 25.4 M.11RE, 9.83 80.5 in. BERL1N-8 :00 ri. (English.

DXD. 9.51meg., 31.2 DJD. 11.77 25.4 m. r. m.

-Radio Sketches. TPB11, 11.88 meg, 25-2 TPA4. 11.71 25-8 p. "51 atter' of Moment," GSC. 9.58 31-3 me CHICAGO WAVE LENGTH.

1V-G-N-720 WCBD-1080 WIND-500 W.LID-1130 WMAQ-670 WW4E-1200 WBBM-770 WCBC-1210 WAAE-S20 WGES-1310 WLS-870 WEDC--1210 WENR-870 WHFC-1420 WCEL-970 WHIP-1480 1sIncl1cates MBS 1rowl-8ml :00 A. M. V-11-14-Clood Morning pros. WMAQ-Suburban bout. WJJO-Dick Baker.

wBBM-Europe Today. WCEL-Rise and Shine. 7:15 A. 51. NV'S-The Rangers.

WBBII-Piano Parade. 7:30 A. M. W.TID-Christian Science. WBBM-Musical Clock.

WLS-Mac and Bob. 7:35 A. M. W-G-N-Sniff. Whiff, Riff.

740 A. M. W-G-N-Everyday Words. 7:45 A. M.

W-G-N-Good Morning Prot. WLS-Jolly Joe. 7:55 A. M. 1 W-G-N-Whistler and Ms Dog.

800 A. M. W-G-N-Your Morning WMAQ-Your Neighbor. WCEL-Breakfast club. Singing WJJD-Modern is te.

8:15 A. M. W-G-N-Listen to the Band. W.1.1D--Barh5ra Winthrop. 8:30 A.

M. W.11-N-eirthue tiocifrey. W51 A Q--Collee Time quintetwt.s-Westernere. W.L1D-Vietor 11. Lind tab r.

WIND-Morning Varlet. 845 A. M. W-G-N-141utes New In the Stores Today. WLS-Alice stair.

WMAQ-A Step AheadWBBM-Idtionas to MarkeL 9:00 A. M. 1147-11-N-Morning WMAQ-The Man I Married. WB3M-Kitly WLS-tent Miss Julia. W.130-410sworth broadcast.

WCL-Josh Higgins. W1ND-Start Right. 9:19 A. M. WAAP-Canary Serenade.

9:15 A. M. WMAO-John's Other Wits. WLS-Tbis Day Is Ours. WBBM-Myrt and Marge.

Music, WLND-Social Security Info. 9:39 A. M. IV-11-N-Keep lit to Music. WCFL-Variety program.

WMAQ-Just Plain Bill. WJJD-Serenade. WBBM-Hilltop House. WLS-Mary Marlin. WIND-Hawaii Calls.

WEDC-ltalian program. 9:45 A. M. W-G-N-June Baker, Home Management. WMAQ-Woman in White.

WLS-Midstream. W1ND-Dick Baker. WBBM-Stermother, 10:00 A. M. WBBM-Short Story.

WCEL-Viennese Ensemble. WM AO-David Harum. Toting. WIND-Weather Bureau. 10:05 A.

M. 1V-47-N-Nlorning Mailbox. WIND-Veterans of Foreign Wars. 10:15 A. M.

W-G-N-Bacheloes Children. WBB31-141e Begins. W.LID-Dick Baker. WMAQ-Boad of Life. WCFL-Magie Moments.

WLS-Toung Dr. Malone. 10:30 A. M. W-G-N-Don Pedro.

WBBM-Big Sister. WCEL-Radio WMAQ-Against the Storm. WAAE-Novelettes, WJJD-Problem Lady. VVLS-Magic Carpet. 10:45 A.

M. W-G-N-Bill Burahart. wMAQ-Guiding Light. W.LID-Missing Persons. WBBM-Aunt Jenny's Stories WLS-Liss Stock markets.

WAAP-Pick Me Up. Speaks. 10:55 A. M. W-G-N-Morming Musical.

11:00 A. M. W-G-N-Mary WMAQ-KItty Keene. WCED-Peekers in Pantry. WLS-Martha Crane.

WBBM-Kate Smith. W.L1D-General Rhythm. DETRICHChesiter Payne Detrieh. March 5, 1940, of 127 Germania Pla(e. beloved moll of Maud Shaekelton.

Services at chapel. 2701 N. Clark street. Thursday at P- m. Interment Oakridge, DEVEREUXWilliam Edward Devereux of 2916 Shakespeare avenue, beloved lateband of the late Emma, fond father of Marlon Gebel, Marie Lyons.

Marguerite. nil Charles Devereux. Funeral Feeley et Pee) a. m. from tuneral home.

2166-6S N. California avenue. corner Penner treet, to St. Sy ivester'e chureh. Interment Mount Carmel.

Member of National Ageoeiation of Letter Carriere, branch it, Information. Humboldt 2773. EDIMSTEINJoneph Edeletein. beloved hint-bend of Anna, father of Rudolph Edelstein. Harm and Arthur.

Suddenly at Los Angeles. k'uneral none later. EFFINGERIda Topp Thieve. March 4, 194 0 de Ally, beloved neither of limhe. Imler or pert ha Netinnettel.

Witham IC Told) and Arthur C. 'Pimp of Loa Amide and hot la le Emma jittgetthertg and Martha Wagner. leery teem Thurseley, el arch 7, at 2 p. 1110 at ehopel, 2114 Irving Park reed. to Grattel and.

tepee() omit flown. FEILCHENFELDArt lir Fetichenfeld Fre beloved itueband of the late Mambos L. Felichenteld. fond father of es. Violet Itintrt101.

etra. Dorotbe ilymati and Arthur Jr. Pear brother of Mrs. Doris Kahn. litemarek, Harry.

Joeoph and Milton Felichenfeld, dettoted grand ather of Ilene. Suzanne. Arthur 111... Jody. and Fie floral 'services Thtireday.

Mareh 7, it 10 H. tn. at chapel. Itati 47111 etreet to Rears hill. Family at 6126 Greenwood gAtntilla.

GINOMaj. Vineent Gino. M. De fete of 3249 Wamhington tmulevard. beloved lops-band of AdPifl.

11Pa Pagano: fond fatties of airs. Catherine Henry. Mrs. Iemise Luise airs. Margaret Magee.

and Dr. Mareello Gino, brother of Frank anti Biwa Gino. Member of Paul Revere poet, No. 6e3, American Legion, and major In the merit-cal core(' reserves'. Funeral Friday.

9 a. ne. from chapel. 3500 W. Harrison to St.

leathew's church. Interment Mount Carmel. Nevada 0645. GIOVANNETTIAnna Haynes Ginvannettl of 4955 Washington boulevard. beloved wife of Pasquale, teeter of Laura, Marshall, Flora Cummings), Edith Taylor.

Norman and Edward Berle's. At ehapel. 4817 Madienn "erect. Funeral Irides 10 st. tn.

to St. Thomas f'hUrCh Bernd Mount Carmel. Austin 1137. HACKETPDr. John Haekett of 5839 Wasibington boulevard, husband of Kathryn Lyneh elaokett, Seater of John L.

and Catherine, brother of Jude(' LeRoy Hackett and Olive. Yvette-al Thureday. March at 9:30 from reeidenee to St. Catherine of Snna Interment private at Mount Olivet. Amore.

111. Please omit flowers. Austin 8020. HAGENLouie ftAaylel Hagen. nes Hoff.

mann, Illift of I 3S7 Seed Hubbard Woods. beloved wan of Fred J. dear mother of Mrs, Amy Noleen. Ered stud Jack le Herten, dear datighter of Alleortine Ilotlensten. fond sister of Mrs.

Ledia tireen, Williein Hoffmann, Ella Gielow, and the late Dr. lerenk Hoffmenn. grandmother of Nancy. Frank. Amy, and jo-Ann Hagen.

At rent at funeral home, Linden avenue and Tower road. itubberd Woods. Ht. Funeral serviees Wedileadite. March 6.

at 2 p. at North Share Methodist Episcopal church. Glencoe. 111. HANRAHANMary E.

Hanrahan Net' HewDont. beloved wife of the late Thomas. loving mother of Mrs. Charles L. Sullivan.

sister of James, Charles. and John. louneral Thursday. March 7, at 930 a. from late residence, 315 A.

Seovills avenue. Oak Park, to St. Edmund's eshurch. Interment All Saints' HAYESEllzabeth Hayes, nee White. bor loved seat) of John S.

Ilitees, loving mother of Kathryn Cole, Mary Dettra, Grace Dd. Ion, Hazel Fuller. Joseph, Jeek, and Charles Hayes. Resting at chapel, 63d and Harvard. Funeral Thursday at 10 a.

m. at St. Gerald's church, Oaklawn. 111. Interment St.

Mary's. BETILITIYAnlietagla Herlihy, ree beloved wife Of Charles fond mother of Mary Jean. Patricia and Margaret, fond sister of Peter, Edmund, Ester Roo-nee. and Mee. Margaret McGrath.

Funeral Wedneeday. March 6. 9:30 a. m. from reel-delete.

I 0350 South Leavitt street to liarnabas chime). Burial Holy Sepulehre II EUSSA mut fiee0 S. Green etreet. Jul arch 4, 040, beloved le its 'he late John Melee. mother of Fred, Alms, and Henry Ileums, and Mrs.

Betty Itelintek. At chapel, telti and Harvard, whets sweetie-, will be held Friday, March 8. at 2 p. Interment Evergreen. HOLLANDBertha lIntland, nee Liehowits, Jut 034 Stratford place, beloved wile of Charles, dear mother of Milton.

Evelyn Cohn. and Bernard. dearest grandmother of Herman Gordon Cohn, devoted daughter of Wien and the late Louie. fond mister of Beaten Wegner, Gerald, Bilth Freed, end Irene elltivitinen. Funeral serviette, Thum duly.

10 iii, at "entree Interment Jewieb Waldhelm. BUFFIlotteoe Hurt. beloved busbenet of Sophia huff, fattier of Carl L. Buff of River Forest, and Evelyn Stellinn of Cal. Remident and founder of ineorpnrated town of Porter.

Ind. Born July 10, 11463, Serviette Wednesday. 2 tu. at the leteein funeral barters al Chesterton. hid.

Member of etesonie 'temple Blue lodge, the Commandere, and the Shtine, A leo oldest living justice of the peace In the state of Indiana. HURLBUTElizabeth Hurlbut I Ile Renal beloved wife of David. daughter of the late Thomas and Mildred tester of Burton and the late Katherine Ilitzeman. Funeral Thurolay, Jul areh 7, at 2 p. from funeral home, 4115-17 W.

26th street. to cemetery. IRVINGHenryetta Gletsdorf Irving. March 4. 1940, beloved Vita of Alexander devoted sister of Helen P.

Gielsdorf, aunt of Ray and Ruth Schmidt and Eleonore and Arnold Tschudy, Funeral Wednesday at 2:30 I). from funeral parlors. 2114 Irving Park road to Graceland chapel. JOHNSONEaren Johnson, March 5, at 1448 N. Mewled avenue, beloved mother of Mrs.

Carrie Lettatikow and Mrs. Anna Bruhn, grandmother of Dorothy, Lotus. Vida. and George. Services FrttlilY, March S.

at 2 re TIC St tepel, 24-126 el adison street. Oak Park, itt Loinberd altantic Interment Forest Home. KARTMANAbraham Rarlman, SP16 Lakewood avenue, husband of the late Etta, dear lather of Anna. Nathan Ben, Jeannette Katz, brother of Gael Wolf. Fut neral Thursday, 10 a.

me at unarm (Martel, 704 S. Crawford avenues. Interment O. B. A.

cemetery. Forest Park. Please omit flowers. KEILERAlice Keller, beloved wife of the late Harry mother of Reeve. Elizabeth.

and Marjorie. Funeral Thureday. 9 et, funeral home, Lake street St 2d avenue. Interment Onkridge. leveinn of 6527 S.

Winehester avenue. beloved humband of Route, brother of the la te Jaetile dear 'Mein of Rose ileaudette. Anna Bryan, Madge Keinmem'. Frank end Charles Keeton. It-enteral trom chapel, 17e8 W.

51011, etmet. Friday, March i. at 8:30 111.. to SM. Cyril and Methoditis church.

Interment Resurrection. Informatien. call Prospect 2078, LINDENAlois Joseph Linden. eutidenly, at 4908 Congress street, beloved husband of Mary. nee Jautkiewazz fond lathier ea Tom, brother of Mrs.

Helen Nuesibatim. the Rev. John and Frank. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from funerel home.

235 S. Clear avenue. to Resurrection church, interment St. lionitare. Member of etreet Car Men's unlon, division 241, LINDSAYElele A.

Lindsay. nee Orttenke. suddenly, dear wife of A. T. Lindeey.

toying' mother of Roberta, fond Meter of Mese dalena firebug and Bertha Albertson. Funeral serviet Thursday, 2 p. me from itinerat borne. 2118 to Uptown Bethany Lutheran church, corner Thorndale and Magnolia avenue Interment St. Lucas'.

A NIIEI ERA mottle Manheimer, beloved wife of the late LCIIIIP, dear mother of Julian H. end May le anhrimer. fond stoner of Harry E. Hays. Funeral private.

MANNASSAUAgnes R. AilitillAPf4111 of the Sovereign hotel. March 5. 1940. toothier of Katherine M.

Boyce, tester of John H. Kelly, randtnother of Glenne S. Crust of Dayton. 0 At chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue.

where serviees will be held Thursday, March 7, at 2 p. m. Interment private, MeCARTHYJoeeph E. McCarthy of 6356 Washington boulevard. beloved hesband of Virginia E.

McCarthy, lice Powers; fond father of Virginia Marie. son of Elizabeth and the late James E. MeCarthe. brother of Anna L. Rallis.

James le. Gordon and Alice E. Farber. Resong at funeral home, 217 N. Cicero.

Thureday, It a. to St. Themes ICQUIIIIIP church. lnterment Calvary, Mete' le McIver, Martel 5. of '701 S.

Miehigan avenue, beloved husitend of Elizabeth, fond brother of Harry and Patriek, Services front funeral home. 2917 S. Michigan avellue. Friday. It a.

to St. James' church. 9 :30 a. m. MEYERSRat tierlite I.

Meyers, midden', March 4. 1940. 'if e.701 N. Handed beloved wife of William sister of lel--Ilan M. Andreasen of Columbus, Virginia Le Bury and Clifford H.

Burr. Serviette at chapel. 2701 N. Clark street. Wednesday at 2 p.

MOYERJerome M. Moyer, beloved fleabane of Irene, use Munk: loving fattier of Frank and Robert, devoted son of Ida anti the late Benjamin, fond brother of Helen Golden. Elmer. and Blanche Gordon. Servtees Wednesday.

10 a in. at chapel. t136 E. 47th street. Burial Rosehill.

MULHOLLANDEdward James Mulholland, suddenly at Granite City. 111., beloved bust band of Ellen Brennan: loving tether of Kathleen and Arthur. fond son aunt tne late James, brother of Mrs Margaret Crowley. James. and Clue late Arthur Mulholland.

Funeral a. ne. from funeral horns. 820 E. uihu Street.

to St. Dorothy's church. Interment Boly Sepulehrs. Vol. 1817.

-e lc moy bftillt.R.--J roma beloved husband of Irene, nee Munk: loving father of ran ek an evo Ion a Rbet. dted of Id snit the late Benjamin, fond brnther of Helen Golden. Eim er. end Blanehe Gordon. Wee Wednesday.

10 us at chapel 4136 E. 47th street. Burial Rosehill ULHOLLANDEdward Jameo Mulholland. suddenly et Granite City. beloved bus.

band of Ellen Brennan: Inving tit- 'her of Kathleen and Arthur. fond mon of Nora and toe late brother of Mr Margaret Crowley. James. and chn Arthur Mulholland. Funeral ThorsdaY.

a. from funeral bnmo. 8'20 street. to St. Dorothy's church.

Interment Moly Sepulchre. Via. 1817. In MetnorIntn. CERMARThe late Mayor Anton J.

eermak. In loving tribute to the sacred memory of our beloved lather, who Palmed away seven year ago today. March O. Often do we tread the path That leadid tie to the graVe Whir lies the one we loved Co well Anti did our best to save. Your loving daughters LILLIAN.

ELLA. AND HELENA. GORGOMichael Goren. In loving memory ot our dear lather. who passed away one year two todaY ANN.

VV1LLIAM, PETER. AND JOSEPH. O'NEILLWilliam J. O'Neill. lo sed but lovinit remembrance of our beloved lather, who passed away eight years ago today.

FAMILY. POTOKARAlbert Potoker, 1930. In memory of our dear son and brother. FATHER. MOTHER, sisTER, mtoTHERs.

SCHETNITZHymen Sehetnits. One year so today my beloved husband and our dear daddy passed rm. A lifetime has since Passed. YOUR LOVING WIFE. MAE, AND BABY DAUGHTERS.

JOAN AND DONNA. S1MONSMax Simons. In loving memory of our dear husband and lather. who passed away three years ago today, March ti. MOLLIE, JOSEPHINE, AND RUTH.

Alva L. Kitse Imam San Francisco, March 5 (in Alva L. Kitselman, 84 years old, of Muncie, died today at a Loma Linda hospital, where he had been tinder treatment for two months. lie was president of the Indiana Steel and Wire company and Kitselman Brothers Wire and Fence company of Muncie. The body will be sent to morrow to Muncie for burial.

TEACHER'S WILL LEAVES $I5 1 000 GIFT TO CHURCH The Ravenswood Baptist church, Ncrth Seeley avenue, and its raEtzr, the Rev. F. A. Farrington, are the chief -4 Mrs. Louisa Awe.

Mrs. Louisa Awe, 75 year old, a sister of the late Police Lieutenant William V. Blaul, was found dead of a heart ailment yesterday in her home at 1110 Austin street, Evanston. IIer husband, August, who was superintendent of the Illinois Brick company, died in 1931. Services will be held at 2 p.

rn. Friday in the chapel at 3905 Lincoln avenue. Other programs: 2Marriage License Romances (MBSJ. 7:55 a. m.The Whistler and His Dog.

Baker, Home Management. Burghart, interviews. 1:15 p. m.Johnny Duffy's music. ON OTHER STATIONS.

2:45 p. m.WHIPThe Rev. Ralph Fitch with yodeling mouse he discovered. 4WMAC Serial "Girl Alone" puts on a special broadcast by short wave from an airplane over Chicago. Burns and Grade Allen, with Frank Parker.

7WBBMAl rearce's Gang. 7WMAQHollywood Playhouse Charles Boyer and Gale Page in "Judgment in Java." Christian, with Jean Hersholt. Arquette, Bud Vandover, Dick Todd, Don McNeill, and Bob Strong. 8WMAQFred Allen's show. 8WBBMStar ea te with Gladys George in The Third Degree." Burns Mantle comments.

8WENRCongressman Ralph E. Cnurch. by Thomas E. Dewey. 9--WBBMGlenn Miller and the Andrews sisters.

9WMAQKay Kyser's College. 9WENRRoy Shield's Affairs: Sen. ator Robert A. Taft. 9:30 WBBM Indianapolis Sym.

phony orchestra. Robert Coombs. Robert Coombs, 42 3-ears old, former regional salesmanager at Bloomington, for the Williams Oil-O-Matic corporation, died of a heart attack yesterday. Mr. Coombs, who lived at 272 Fairbanks road, Riverside, is survived by his widow.

benef-ciarles un- 3'1 t. Pr the wl1 Il Pt 3 I) ab el 1 li which lir k' was to I 1 Irotate rester- day. lass Black- weLl. a teacher in C.2,--caro public schriols tor more 'r :5 years, Jan 1 at the I ape 0 f. 6'2.

Her Eitate was esti- 1114:. '-'1 mated at S22.000. One bequest pro- vided tor a The Rev. T. A- Elackwell Farrington.

momorial annex to the church. The Iler Mr. Farrington was left life use Elf Black-well's home at 4512 North Seeley avenue, and was given the rezidue of the estate after be-cuts of to relatives and to the Laptist Children's home tn Mzywood. 1 pZ-N 4) )' 1 4 1,,,,, ,4,..1 John Henry Duys. New York, March 5 (IF').

John Henry Duys, 60 years old, president of IL Duys tobacco dealers, died yesterday. He was president of the Associated Cigar Manufacturers and Leaf Tobacco Dealers. Dr. Austen Fox Riggs. Stockbridge, March 5 Dr.

Austen Fox Riggs. 63 years old, founder of the Riggs Foundation for the treatment of nervous disorders, died today. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION OF TIIE TRIBUNE CAMERA FANS AMATEUR and PROF. PHOTOGRAPHERS ANDERSONSusanna Anderson of A hmeek, dearly beloved wile of the late Alfred, fond mother of Libby Anna Parker, Lillian 16ttinotny, Emil, Edwin, Helen Gnagy Eileen Martin, Welred, Ittith Keller, and Bernie Wolf. ing at funeral hum 4138 W.

North avenue. Servieeti, 2 p. flL. Friday, Elena) 8. Interment Concordia.

Call Belmont 0812. AWELottisa Awe, nee Piaui. of 1110 Ausliii reet, Evanston. 1lL beloved wife of the late August, fond mother of the late Kathryn Lowe and Charles. dear sister of Charles Blaul and the late Daniel and William Services Friday at 2 P.

tn. at chapel, 3905-07 Lincoln avenue. Interment Graceland. BACZKOWSKIFellx Baczkows1ti, March 4. 1940.

beloved hueband ot the late Antonetta fnee Rogowskil, father of Mot- Martha Wiikj. Mrs. Jonephine Myere, John, Anton, and Mrs. Helen Vallee. Funeral Thursday.

Mareh 7 at 8:30 a. tn. from chapel, 3830 George atreet. to SE 1117an eintife church. Interment St.

Adalbert's cemetery. Information Spaulding 6630. BOOSELNorman Booptel. beloved husband of Minnie tond father of Joseph, Etta Brown. Ben.

and the late Bessie Fox. in state at chapel, 3100 Irving Park. until noon Thursday. Services at Acacia Park chapel at 2 p. m.

BOWDENMona Bowden, nee Hunting, wife of the late Harry suddenly. Funeral Thursday at 1 p. m. at funeral home, 2643 N. Clark street.

Interment Rosehill. CAMPISIMrs. Jennie Campial, beloved wife of the late Cloning'. fond mother of Jooiephine Baker, Jennie Swenpon, Santa Annarella, Grace Cernera, and Chattel Camplid. Resting' at chapel, 5831 W.

Chicago avenue. Services Friday 2:30 p. m. at Grand Avenue Congregational church, 1305 N. Hamlin avenue.

Interment Mt. Olive. CHARLESTON James Charleston. late of 16'17 E. 88th street, loving husband of the late Delia, fond father of Mrs.

Nellie Lavelle. Mrs. Margaret Bensinger. and Mrs. Nora McKeon.

Funeral Fridey at 9 a. tu, from mortuary. 1008 E. 79th etreet. to St.

Felicitate church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. CONRANMarion Conran, 428 West fist Idaee. March 5. 1940, formerly of Liverpool England.

At chapel. 63d and Harvard, where services will be held Thursday. Match 7, 3 p. ni Interment Mount Hope. CROT'DYAnges Crotty, beloved eister of Mary and the late Lieut.

M. J. Crotty, Margaret, Mn. Joseph Connor. and Mrs.

P. H. Mulcahy. Funeral Thursday. March 7, at 9 a.

from her residence. 7915 S. Church etreet, to St. Sabina's church Interment Calvary. Member of St.

BRIO 1.6 court. No. 190, IV, C. O. and St.

Sabina's Altar and Rosary society. Prospect 7778. CROWLJesse S. Crowl. former husband of Gertrude son of Minni M.

crow'. Romaine reefing at chapel. 10928 S. gan avenue. Servicing Thursday, at.

2 p. Interment Mount Hope. Information Pullman 028(1. CERRANMary Nora Curran, nee Ruddy. beloved wile of Peter Curran, muther of Bonita, daughter of Michael and Mary Ruddy.

sister of Patrick Joseph, John Annie, Margaret, sod Genevieve Ruddy. Funeral Friday at 930 a. from chapel. 4245 V. Madison etreet.

to Our Lady Help of Christians church. Interment All Saints'. CZUBAPauline Czuba, nee Pomiersiki. beloved wife of Thomas. daughter of ceems.

Funeral Friday, March 8, 9:30 a. nt from residence. 6638 S. Whipple street. to St.

Casimir's chureh. Interment Resurrection cemetery. Information, Yards 6424. DE LONGIleher De Long of Washinaten. Et son of the late Itenlamin and Elizabeth.

fond brother of Ray De Long. Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 929 Belniont avenue, to St. Nary of the Lake church. Please omit flowers, DEN13YGeorge Denby, 72 8 E.

112i1 etreet. Mareh 4. 1940 son of Frank and Mary, brother of Lester. Harry Denby. and Mrs.

1 wise Zugenbuehler. At trance', 634 and Harvard. where siervieeg will bel held Thuraday. Marra 7, at 1 v. nt.

Interment Mount Greenwood. Funerat rrioey. maren a. m. Irorril residence.

66:38 S. Whipple street. to St. Casmiir's chureh. Interment Resurrection cemetery.

Information, Yards 6424. DE ONGDefier De Long of Washington. son of the late lienjamiti and Eliza- beat. fond brother of Ray De Long. Yu- neral 'Thursday.

9:30 a. m. from chapel 929 Beiniont avenue, to St. Mary of the Lake church. Please omit flowers.

DENITYCeorge Denby. 720 E. 924I aireet. Mareh 4. 1940 son of Frank anti Mary, brother of Lester.

Harry Denby. and Mrs. Louise Zugenbuehler. At ehanel, 034 end Harvard. where okerviees will his beld day.

March 7, at 1 v. rd. Interment Mount Greenwood. et William Blair, who founded the Blair foundry on the banks of the Fox river, and after his father's death in 1880. he became the owner.

He retired from active business in 1938. He was a former city treasurer and former member of the county board. He leaves a daughter, a son. a brother, and two half-brothers. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.

the the ath re 1938. and I. a Frank C. Blair, Retired Foundry Owner, Dies at 89 Waukesha, March 5 Special. Frank Champion Blair, 89 years old, a lifelong resident of Waukesha and former owner of one of the city's oldest foundries, died at Memorial hospital last night.

Ile was the son WORM Former Assistant U. S. Prosecutor Found Dead Hugh J. Daly. 4S years old, a for.

nter assistant United States attorney, was found dead yesterday in a wash. room in the Chicago hospital. He had been a -patient in the hospital since An inquest will be held to. day to determine the cause of death. r.

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