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CHICKG0 DAILY TRIBUNE: FRMAY. 'AUGUST 2 93A. '23 DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: The Roads Lead On GRACE BARBELL, BROKER'S WIDOW, LEAVES $1 25,000 tgATPiPULTED THROUGH JAGGED MCIANTMM GORGES- OVER FALLS-SPEWED UP BY WHIRLPOOLS, FRED FREE WINS OVER THE WORST THz RIVER HtstS To OFFER ILSATAPULTED THROUGH JAGGED MCONTAIM GORGES- OVER PALLS- SPEWED UP BY WHIRLPOOLS, FRED WINS OVER THE WORST THE RIVER HAS To OFFER- AH-H- SO THE POLICE ARE WATCHING ME, EW? THAT CAN MEAN ONLY ONE THING- "FIALA; AS HE CALLS HIMSELF NOW. HAS TRAPPED ME AFTER ALL- A VERY CLEVER FELLOW, AS ALWAYS- WELL. NO USE To RUN- IF FM CAUGHT.

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Pat. Oft.lc night, 1936, by Imago Tribune-N. Y. Nears radirate, Inc. MAMA FILES SUIT TO VOID WEDDING OF MARY BELLE Attorney Mary Belle Spencer filed suit in Superior court yesterday seeking an annulment of the marriage a week ago of her daughter Mary Belle, 16 years old, and J.

Edward Wright, 21 years old, of 1181 Isa avenue, Chicago Heights. The couple were married in an elopement to La Porte, Ind. In her bill Mrs. Spencer alleges the marriage should be voided because her daughter is a minor and not- of legal age to marry without the consent of her parents. The bill charges further that young Wright is suffering from tuberculosis and therefore was guilty of perjury when he swore in obtaining the marriage license that he was not afflicted with the disease.

Mrs. Spencer's efforts to annul the marriage came after her husband, Dr. Richard V. Spencer, had urged her to leave the kids alone." Yesterday Mary Belle and her husband were reported staying at the home of the elder Both were quoted as saying they would fight any attempt to annul their marriage. Like Amount Bequeathed by J.

N. Nusbaum. TODAYS BROADCASTS FROM CHICAGO STATIONS1 I Today's Features 1 GILLMary Gill, beloved wife of Harry Gill. Funeral Saturday, Aug. 29.

Montague, Mich. G1LLERANCatherine Gilleran, nee Dwyer, late of 4043 Harrison street, beloved wife of the late John. fond mother of and Mrs. Helen Van Mil 'igen. Funeral Saturday.

at 9 a. from chattel. 4136 Madison street, to Presentation church. Interment Mount CarmeL Member of Thomas Burke court, No. 452, W.

C. O. F. GREENBERGAlter Greenberg of 1436 S. Turner avenue, age 60 years, beloved hue.

band of Esther, father of Sam, Harold, Sidney, Rose Harris. and Beatrice Plenn. grandfather of Sore II Plenn. Services today. 11 a.

at chapel. 3600 Roosevelt road. GRODINSLena Grodins nee Goldberg of Pullman. beloved wife of Sidney fond mother of Pearl David. Anna Glassner.

and Phillip. loving sister of Berman, Beckie, Jacob Goldberg. and Sophie Rosen. Resting at chapel. 3654 Roosevelt road.

Services Friday. Aug. 28. 10 a. m.

Interment at Emanuel Congregation cemetery. Waldheine Omit flowers. HANSENOtto H. Hansen. suddenly; beloved husband of Iona.

nee Andree; fond father of Billy, son of William and Katharine Hansen of South Bend, and brother of William Jr. Remains at 2473 N. Albany avenue until 11 a. m. Friday.

Aug. 28; thence to Wicker Park Lutheran church. Hoyne avenue and Le Moyne street, for services at 2 D. in. HARRISBenjamin Harris, late residence, Los Angeles, beloved husband of the late Laura Harris, fond father of Mrs.

Ethel Ross, Laura, Raymond, Bernice, Ralph, Mrs. Grace Phillips, Lloyd, Edwin, Harold, and the late Herbert B. Harris. Funeral services Friday. Aug.

28. 2 it. ne, at chapel, 6754 Northwest Highway. Interment Union Ridge cemetery. HIRSCHCaroline Hirsch.

beloved mother of Olga Metzl, Irma Meyer, Otto, Paul, Ella, Albert, Dr. Joseph, and Frank Hirsch. Funeral Friday at 11 from chapel, 936 East 47th street, to E. O. J.

cemetery. Waldheine HLAVAHoward Thomas Malta, beloved son of Charles and Mae Hlava, dear brother of Charles fond grandchild and nephew. Funeral Saturday, Aug. 29, at 8:30 a. from residence at 2872 W.

21st place, to St. Ludmilla church. at 24th and S. Albany avenue, and thence to St. Adalbert cemetery.

For information call Rockwell 2022. HURLEYPatrick Hurley, beloved husband of Julia Horgan Hurley, devoted father of Margaret. Funeral Saturday. at 9:45 a. ne, Irons late residence, 6923 Vernon avenue, to St.

Columbanus church. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of St. Columbanus Holy Name society. KAPELSK1Mathida Kape Iski nee Fischer, late of 2320 Eastwood avenue; beloved wife of the late Richard, fond mother of Loraine, sister of Frank Fischer, and the late Bertha Huebner and Theresa Wietz.

Funeral Saturday, Aug. 29, at 1 le 111., from chapel, 4611 Lincoln avenue, to Montrose. Please omit flowers. KLEINT. Henry Klein of 5500 Windsor avenue, beloved husband of Margaret Gibbs and the late Georgiana Knuth.

loving father of Georgiana L. Esdohr, Corinne Schoenherr, Robert H. T. Henry Jr. and Margaret, brother of Joseph H.

Sister Marie Aileen, O. S. and A. F. B.

Klein. Funeral Friday, 10 a. ne, from funeral home. 4559-61 Milwaukee avenue, to Our Lady of church. Interment St.

Boniface. LAMBVirginia Lamb nee Hollearol, beloved wife of Mack, mother of Valerie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard J. Hot-learn.

Funeral services Saturday. Aug. 29. at 1:30 p. at chapel.

2324 W. 111th street. Interment Mount Hope. LANDERMANRose Lenderman of 1358 S. Independence boulevard.

age 64 years, beloved wife of Joseph fond mother of Dave, Herman, and Albert. Funeral Friday. 2:30 p. ne, at funeral chapel, 704 S. ford avenue.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. CHICAGO DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME. ON SHORT WAVES. ROME-6 p. m.

News in English. Opera Guarany." Old arias and melodies. 2R0, 31.1 9.03 meg. LONDON 6:55 p. m.

French Canadian poetry. GSP, 19.6 15.31 GSF, 19.8 15.14 GSC, $1.3 9:58 meg. MADRID-7 p. in. Band music.

Spanish course. EAQ, 30.5 9:87 meg. p. na." A Ramble through the Southern Alps." AID, 25.4 11.77 meg. p.

M. The BBC Military Band. GSD, 25.5 11:75 GSC. 31.3 9.58 p. m.News in English.

TPA4, 25.6 11.72 meg. John J. Sheehan, Retired Fire Captain, Dies at 57 John J. Sheehan, 7919 Throop street, retired captain in the Chicago fire department and a Spanish war veteran, died in the Edward Hines Jr. Memorial hospital yesterday after an illness of four months.

He was 57 years old. Mr. Sheehan was born in Chicago and joined the fire department in 1904. He was promoted to a captaincy in 1924, and he was with engine 74 when he was pensioned nine years ago. His widow, the former Rose Haggerty of Chicago, and a son and a daughter survive.

ANNA MORGAN, 8221 NOTED TEACHER OF DRAMA DIES Miss Anna Morgan, who conducted a dramatic school in Chicago for 37 years and was the teacher of many professional actors and actresses, died yesterday in her home at 230 East Delaware place. She was 82 years old. Born in Auburn, N. Miss Morgan began her professional career as a public reader here in 1883, appearing with Mrs. Scott Siddons.

She founded the Anna Morgan School of Expression in 1887, and for many years maintained studios in the Fine Arts building. She was among the first to produce plays by Henrik Ibsen in this country. She retired 12 years ago. Miss Morgan was a member of the Little Room, Antiquarian, Chicago Woman's and Cordon clubs. TWO LOSE FIGHT TO HAVE QUACK CHARGE DROPPED Two men accused of practicing medicine without licenses yesterday lost motions to quash the charges against them.

Judge Albert E. Is ley of Newton, sitting in the County court here, after overruling the motions, granted jury trials and set them for 10 a. m. on Sept. 10.

The two defendants are Dr." Moritz H. Fleishman, 60 years old, of 4515 Magnolia avenue, who prescribed for patients at an herb emporium at 1851 West Chicago avenue, and Prof." John Strahler, 63 years old, who also prescribed herbs. His place of business is at 659 East 47th street. Both men were arrested in a drive begun against medical quacks last week by agents of the state department of registration and education. Both were represented by Attorney Ray Lane.

A motion to quash was filed in behalf of A. L. Ross, an of the Natural Health institute, 1859 North Damen avenue. Judge Isley will rule on it today. MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS.

MAUSOLEUMSMONUMENTS The old and reliable CHAS. G. BLAKE 1000 E. 67th-at. Fairfax 9876.

Erected anywhere. Send for free booklet POWERS GRABITE INC. TITIBUNE TOWER DELAwARE 8152. The will of Mrs. Grace Witbeck Barren, widow of Finley Barren, Chicago broker, was filed for probate yesterday.

It disposes of an estate estimated at $125,000. Mrs. Barre II died last Saturday in her apartment at 179 Lake Shore drive. She was .69 years old. Under the terms of the will all her furniture, personal effects, and the art collection of the widow are left to Mrs.

John B. Drake 1235 Astor street, a friend of Mrs. Barre 11 for the last 38 years. The will directs, however, that a pastel portrait of the Barrens' only son, John, who was drowned in 1916 at the age of 25, be hung in the main entrance of the Lake Forest Contagious hospital. The remainder of the estate is to be added to a $1,000,000 trust fund established by Mrs.

Barren in 1929 for the benefit of several charitable and educational institutions. Mr. Barren died in 1925. Nusbaum Estate Also $125,000. 'The late Jacob N.

Nusbaum, principal owner of the Continental Clothing house, Milwaukee and Ashland avenues, left an estate estimated at 125,000, it was disclosed yesterday when his will was admitted to probate. Mr. Nusbaum died July 5 at the age of 66. His will provides that a sufficient trust be established so that $250 a znonth may be paid to a brother, Henry, at the Forum sanitarium, Glendale, and that income from a $50,000 trust be given to a foster daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth N.

Liggett. their deaths the principal is to be divided between two sisters and the two sons of a dead sister. An inventory of the estate of Henry Dabney Hart, 59 years old, an official of the John M. Hart company, who died Jan. 12 in his home at 508 Lee street, Evanston, listed an estate estimated at $47,000.

Mr. Hart left no will and his estate will be shared by two brothers, John M. Hart of New York City and William T. Hart of Kansas City. Woman Leaves $130,000.

'The value of the estate left by Miss 'Augusta H. Miller, 65 years old, 736 Fullerton avenue, who died July 14, 1935, was estimated at $130,000, according to an inventory filed yesterday. in Probate court. Chief beneficiaries under the will are two sisters, Mrs. Emma Hessler and Mrs.

Minnie Bogen of Sheboygan, a brother, Albert Miller of Oostburg, and two nieces. Bertram S. Culp, retired official of the Graybar Electric company, who died July 24, left an estate estimated at $56,981, it was disclosed yesterday. The estate is left to the widow, Mrs. Harriet Culp, 327 North Harvey avenue, Oak Park.

MICHAEL GOLDEN FUNERAL DIREITORS, O'HANLE FUNERAL DIRECTION rerfeetion. 7705 Cottage Grove. Rad. 7705 SKERLES-BIDDLE FAIRFAX 0120. EAST 63D AT EVANS.

EmmWd1110 CEMETERIES. BEAUTIFUL ACACIA PARKCITY TRANS. 4 grave rots as low as S99. LACK. 9640.

ST- LUCAS-4 GRAVE. SECTION 1. 8145. Mem. Park.

2 grave. 865. Jun. 3727. RETIRED POLICE LIEUTENANT DIES Lieut.

Michael Golden, who retired last July after serving forty-three years in the Chicago police department, died last evening in his home at 7340 Rhodes avenue. He was 73 years old. Lieut. Golden joined the force in 1892, and ten years later became a sergeant He was promoted to a lieutenancy eight years later. At the time of his retirement he was assigned to the Stockyards station.

Surviving him are his widow, Mary, and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Wagner and Miss Norine Golden. The funeral will be held Monday morning from the home to St. Columbanus church, 331 East 71st street. ON W-G-N.

a Please Stand By," a play depicting the trials of a girl in radio, is to be presented on Charles P. Hughes' Behind the Camera Lines program Ak.vt.Pk:".. over W-G-N from the main studio at 9 tonight June Meredith will play the lead and is to be supported by Edward Prentiss, Jess Pugh, Elinor Harriot, and Fin- we, ney Briggs, who wrote the play. A new W-G-N musical combination, directed by Harold Stokes EDWARD PRENTISS. and featuring Sally Jo Nelson, songstress, and Dava Bacal, organist, will present romantic melodies at 6:15 p.m.

The concert of the Chicago Woman's Symphony orchestra under Gladys Welge, with Allan Grant, radio pianist, as soloist, will be aired over W-G-N from 8:30 to 9. Pierre Andre will announce. Other features: 10:30 a. m.Lucky Girl. Kid Sister.

MBS. 12:15 p.m.Tom, Dick and Harry. MBS. license bureau broadcast Cubs vs. Boston.

WBBM, WCFL, WIND. ON OTHER STATIONS. 7 p. m.WMAQJessica Dragonette. 7WLS--Irene Rich.

Varieties. Fay. 8WEBMHollywood HotelPat O'Brien, Ross Alexander and Beverly Roberts in China Clipper." 8---WMAQWaltz Time. Frank Munn and Bernice Claire. 8--WLSB.

A. Rolfe's orchestra and Richard Bonelli, baritone. Lu 'n' Em and Ted Flo-Rito's music. 9--WENRWilliam Hard's program 9--WMAQMarion Talley. 9 WBBM Andre Kostelanetz's music, Ray Heatherton and Kay Thompson.

Browder, communist presidential candidate. Harlow to be interviewed by Elza Schallert. Joseph T. Robinson. OAKRIDGEOWNER SACRIF.

NICELY LOeated 8 gr. lot. $150. Enterprise 2650. BURIAL GARMENTS.

SPECIFY ESTELLE BURIAL GARMENTS to your funeral director or visit our showroom at 2600 N. Western-ay. Humboldt 7948. DEATH NOTICES STATE OFFICIALS NAMED IN SUIT BY MRS. FERNEL Mrs.

Jean Paul Fernel, 677 North Michigan avenue, wife of a plastic surgeon with offices at that address, filed suit in the Superior court yesterday to enjoin John J. Hallihan, director of the Illinois department vf registration and education, and four associates from further harassing" her. The others named are Stanley Kufiewski, chief inspector for the department, and Dr. Gilbert Fitzpatrick, Dr. Arthur Geigler, and Dr.

John R. Neal, members of the department's examining board. Mrs. Fernel's bill says that license revocation proceedings against her husband are now pending. She charges that last June Kuflewski entered her home and menaced her.

On later occasions, the bill says, Kuflewski demanded that she pay him money to drop the case against her husband. The bill charges that Huflewskl works in collusion with certain other defendants." Mrs. Fernel is the editor of the magazine Diet CHICAGO WAVE LENGTHS. W-G-N-720 WCFL-970 WSBC-1210 WMAQ-670 WMBI-1020, WEDCI210 WENR-870 WCBD-1080 WGESI360 WLS-870 WIND-500 W1iFC-1420 WAAP-020 WJJD-1130 A. M.

Golden Hour. WBBMMusical Clock. WMAQSuburban Hour. 7 Morning Melodies. WLSTop the Mornin'.

Hilltoppers. WCFLDandiee of Yesterday. Tunes. WJJDLouisiana's Boy Friend. WMAQlashion Horoscope.

WINDBert Lane's Fiddlers. WLSJolly Joe and His Pals. and His Dog. WLSOtto' Novelodeons. Morning.

WJJDRhubarb Red. Service Talk. WINDAcross the Breakfast Table. WLSMorning devotions. Melodies.

WAAFMiniature Concert. wsnmVariety Hour; Betty and Bob. WMAQHappy Jack Turner. WJJDBosworth broadcast. WLSCarol Whammond.

WCFLGerman program. We Are Four." WMAQDan Harding's Wife. WLSFun Festival. Serenade. WLSMartha Crane and Helen Joyce.

WMAQMorning Melodies. WJJDHill Toppers. WAAFHapiness Time. of the Constitution. WMAQToday's Children.

WINDRhythmania. WCFLDan and Sylvia. Friendly Neighbor with Four Shades of Blue. WLSMusical Roundup. WMAQDavid Hamm.

WINDMunicipal court. WJJDMy Kingdom Come. WBBMQuarter Hour of Romance. Cooking SehooL WLSHome, Sweet Home. WBBMCarolyn Price.

WMAQMelody Bakers. WJJDMorning Musical. Girl. WCFLNew Songs. WAAFMariorie Hamilton.

WBBMChicagoans. WLS'Vic and Sade. WJJDWomen' Exchange. WMAQNeighbor Nell. WINDFashionette.

I Children. WAAFHawaiian Echoes. WMAQVoice of Experience. WLSThe Gospel Singer. Painted Dreams" IMBS.

WA AFMelody Parade. WJJDSerenaders. WCFLThe Pathfinder. WLSFive Star Jones. WMBISacred Music.

WMAQGirl Alone. WBBMArt Kahn. Romantic Tunes" with Paul Small. WAAFEstelle Barnes, pianist. WJJDCourt Interviews.

WCFLHoneyboy and Sassafras. WBBMEddie House, organist. WLSJim Poole. WMAQHome Service program. Time.

Tunes. WA AFRhythm Revue. WJJDJudge Gorman's Safety court. WLSSafety program. WINDSwing Classics.

WBBMTruman Bradley. WMAQDoc Schneider's Texans. Sister MRS. WBBMThe Captivators. WCFLMerry Madcaps.

WLSOld Kitchen Kettle. WMAQWords and Music. NoonW-ti-N--" The Life of Mary SotSeris" IMBS1. WCFLLuncheon concert. WAAFSymphonic Hour.

WLSCornhusker and Chore Boy. WMAQWords and Music. WMAQTop Hatters. 4 Capers. WMAQTerri La Franconi, tenor.

W.LIDArt of Living, Bette Lee. WENRh'ma Glen, organist. the Hall Game. WJJDPrairie Vagabonds. WBBMSeilor Carmello WENRGctitlemen of Rhythm.

Melodies. WENRAnimal News club. WMAQFlying Time. WBBMBuddy Clark, W.1.11)Two Pianos. WCFLEddy Hanson, organist.

Munro's orchestra. WENRMidge Williams, singer. WAAFSong of the Strings. W.LIDMovie Reporter. WMAQMalcolm Claire.

WINDPoetic Strings. Lady. WENRMusical Grab Bag. WAAFSport Shots. WBBMToday's Thought.

Orphan Annie. WAAFA Sentimental Mood. WENRGrab Bag. WCFLRobert Harmon. WBBMRenfrew of the W.LIDDinlicr-dance music.

WMAQNoble's orchestra. House ensemble MSS. WINDGerman program. WBBMPat Flanagan. WENRNational doubles tennis championship.

WMAQOtto Thurn's orchestra. in Melody preWCFLKelly's orchestra. WMAQUncle Ezra. WENRTony Russell, songs. WBBMFoote's Twilight Musical.

WAAFMerry-Go-Round. Lone Ranger MRS'. WAAFHollywood Melody Makers. WENRLum and Abner. WMAQRoy Campbell's orchestra.

WINDColonial Room trio. WBBMWayne Van Dyne. WCFLJudy Talbot. review. WAAFFront Page Drama.

WBBMBoake Carter. WCFLJapanese Midshipman band. WMAQKeith Beecher's orchestra. WENRTotten on Baseball. Elson's Sport Review.

WINDToday's Cubs game. WBBMFlying Red Horse Tavern. WM A QJessica Dragonette. WCFLDon Norman. WLSIrene Rich.

WAAFPotpourri. 1 WLSIrene Rich. and soloist. 1 WLSMary Small, songs. Nelson's (nett.

MSS. WLSFrank Fay. Wl.IDColonial Room ensemble. WBBMBroadway Varieties. Tribune.

WBBMHollywood hotel. W.T.IDPolish program. WCFLBauer's Rathskeller band. W1NDRuss Hodges' sports review. WMAQWaltz Time.

WLSRolfe's orchestra. Ryan's Sports Shots. Heldt's orchestra. WCILMargaret Livingston. Symphony orchestraGrant park.

WMAQCourt of Human Relations. WCFLHour of Classics. W.LIDCumberland Ridge Runners. liVENRClara, Lu, 'n' Ent. 8.45WINDRubinoff.

the Camera Lines. WBBMAndre Kostelanetz. WINDMilt Herth, organist. WINIAQ.Marion Talley. Weems' orchestra.

WMAQC hic ago by NightHal Totten. WENRVivian Della Chiesa. WBBMMarch of Time. Nelson' orch. EMRSi WBBMSenator Joseph T.

Robinson. WINDContinental orchestra. WENRElza Schalbert Review. WMAQGreat Lakes Symphony arch. Nelson's orchestra.

WMAQAmos 'n' Andy. WCFLAll-Star Football Jamboree. WBBMReichman's orchestra. WENRKings Jesters. WINDSwedish program.

Ship. WIMAQNano Rodrigo's orchestra. WENRKeith Beecher's orchestra. Weems' inch. mats.

WCFLWPA artists; Mundy Singers. WMAQJesse Crawford. WINDLet's Dance. WBBMJohn Harrington. 10 Cummins' orchestra.

WENRNBC Music Guild. 11 Noble's omit. MBS. WCFLShandor. WBBMGivot's Circus.

WM A QHenry Busse's orchestra. WENRJack Russell's orchestra. House Miniatures. Sanders' oreh. MRS.

WBBMJohnny Johnson's orchestra. WMAQBeecher's orchestra. WCFL.Margraff's concert ensemble. WENRRichard Liebert organist. WM AQKing's Jesters.

WEN RFletcher Henderson's oral. wBBMNocturne. WINDThe Nite Watch. A. M.

Mack's orchestra. WMAQGentlemen of Rhythm. Heldt's orch. MISS. WM AQRussell's orchestra.

WENRAlfred Barr's orchestra. WBBMCherniavsky's orchestra. Sanders' orch. IMBS1. In Memoriam.

CLEVELANDFred C. Cleveland. A tribute of love to the memory of my dear husband. who passed away time years ago today. WIFE, BIRDIE.

HALKETCharles Halket, Aug. 10, 1936, at Cambridge, buried at St. John Catholic cemetery, Jefferson. Sadly missed by his mother. Mrs.

Mary Halket; by his sisters, Mrs. Thomas Bowler, Mrs. Joseph P. McNe llis, and Mrs. Marie Sehwark of Glenview, ILL, and by his brother, Roger Halket.

HALEETCharlotte Halket, June 29, 1936; buried at St. John Catholic cemetery, Jefferson. Wis. Mourned by her mother, Mrs. Mary Halket; by her sisters.

Mrs. Thomas Bowler, Mrs. Joseph P. MeNellis, and Mrs. Marie Schwark of Glenview, and by her brother, Roger ilalket.

Hold Burial Rites Today for Mrs. Bluma Alexander Funeral services for Mrs. Bluma Alexander, 82 years old, 3114 Carlisle place, who died in her home Wednesday after an illness of a year, will be held at 11 a. m. today in the Marks Nathan orphans' home synagogue, 1550 South Albany avenue.

Burial will be in Oak Woods cemetery. Mrs. Alexander's husband, Charles, who died In 1929, was cantor for the home for 16 years. Mrs. Alexander was born in Poland.

She had lived in Chicago for 48 years. She is survived by two sons, David, a Chicago attorney, and Joseph of Detroit, and two daughters, Faye and Mrs. Kitty Pritikin, both of Chicago. 82 ARMY PLANES ARE BEING BUILT Joseph Cana lion, Aurora Labor Leader, Dies at 80 Joseph Cantillon, a leader in the building trades unions in Kane county for more than forty years, died yesterday of a heart ailment in his home at 718 Galena boulevard in Aurora. He was 80 years old.

Until his retirement several years ago Mr. Cantillon was president of the Aurora Bricklayers' union. Surviving are his widow, Nellie; two sons, and a daughter. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Holy Angels church in Aurora. AT LOS ANGELES Los Angeles, Aug.

government approval of its test plane, North American Aviation, has gone into production of 82 army training planes and spare parts for thirteen additional planes at its new Mines Field plant. Th e. order is valued at $975,000. The production schedule is being slowed up by delays on engine arrivals at the plant. The latter are purchased by the army and assembled in North American plants.

All manufacturing activities of the company have been transferred here from Baltimore, where an order of 161 float type landing gear for the United States navy was recently John Flammang, Retired Aurora Postal Official, Dies John E. Flammang, 71 years old, 515 Spring street, Aurora, pensioned postoffice who lived in that City all his life, died at his home yesterday after a long illness. Mr. Flammang entered the postal service in 1904 and for ten years before his retirement in 1934 he was assistant postmaster. His widow, Abbie, and a daughter, Mrs.

Etoile Hermes, survive. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at St. Nicholas church in Aurora. Steel Placed in North Unit of New Outer Drive Span Erection of the steel framework of the north leaf of the new outer drive bridge has been completed, according to Frank A. Randall, consulting bridge engineer for the park district.

Steel work on the south half will be finished by Sept. 15, he said. Installation of electrical machinery will be started after that and the bridge will be operated for a test about Oct. 1. BODY IS IDENTIFIED.

Albert Kroll. 2353 West Adams street. yesterday identified the body of John Delano Slack. 65 years old. 326 South Loomis street, in the county morgue.

Slack was found dead of natural causes on Aug. 15 in front of 1337 Jackson boulevard. Rebell, soprano. WBBMHerbert Foote, organist. House ensemble IMBSII.

WBBMKitty Keane, Inc. WLSJim Poole. WMAQGale Page, contralto. WAAFRuss Perkins. License Burau broadcast.

WBBMBarnyard Frolics. WLSClosing Grain market. WMAQWomen's dubs. WAAFContrasts. of the Movies rMBS1.

WMAQPepper Young's Family. WLSHomemakers. WAAFRed Hot and Low Down. Baker, Home Management. WMAQTuneful Topics.

WCFLDorothy Dreslin, soprano. WLSMa Perkins. Trendier, pianist. WBBMFlanagrams. WLSHomemakers, continued.

WMAQVic and Bade. Baseb all; Chicago Cubs vs. Boston. WLSHomemakers. WMAQThe of Flatbush.

WMAQWomen's Radio Show. WMBIRadio School of the Bible. 3 NRJtekle Heller, tenor. W.IJDHappi Harmonies. Arnold.

WENROrange Blossom Quartet. WAAFMusic Masters. :45W.LJDHappy Harmonies. WMAQGeorge Bass, violinist. WENRStrolling Songsters.

Dance. WMAQBughouse Rhythm. WENRWashington Park races. WAAFOrgan melodies. LANGFORDEdward Langford, suddenly: beloved son of Horace and Lillian.

dear brother of June, George. and Richard. fond grandson of Mrs. Axel T. Erickson.

Services Saturday, Aug. 29. at 2:39 p. from late residence, 4043 N. Hermitage avenue.

Interment Acacia Park. LIVERMary A. Liver of 2152 W. 115th street, Aug 27, 1936, aged 80 years, be. loved wife of Anton Liver, fond mother of Mrs.

Anna Hawkins and George Liver, grandmother of Mrs. Eleanor Bennett. At chapel, 63d and Harvard. Funeral notice later. LOKAYBedrich Lokay, loving' father of Alice, Olga, Fred, Gertrude, and Emily.

Funeral Saturday. Aug. 29, at 2 from chapel, 6507 W. Cermak road, Berwyn. Interment Bohemian National cemetery.

MARTINSarah Martin nee Hanrattyl. beloved wife of the late James, fond mother of Mrs. Marie Ka Iles, James and Bernard. sister of Mrs. Agnes Connell and ths late James Hanratty.

Funeral Saturday. Aug. 29, at 9 a. from funeral home, 103 N. at to St.

Thomas Aquinas church. Interment Calvary. MILLERJ. C. Miller, Aug.

27, 1036: beloved father of C. Byrain. Resting at funeral home. 517 N. Main street.

Glen Ellyn, Funeral services Friday, 8 p. m. Interment Newport, Ky. MONASTJulia Ruth Monast, sister of Mrs. F.

A. Napo Mrs. J. F. Riley.

Eugene A. Monast and Fred E. Monast, aunt of Dr. Francis Napolilli. Funeral front late residence, 3526 Beta street.

Friday. 8 a. by autos. to Bourbonnais, MORGANAnna Morgan, Aug. 27.

1938, at her late residence. 230 E. Delaware place. Funeral notice later. MURRAYJohn G.

Murray, Aug. 25, 1936; beloved husband of Celia. nee Konezal, dear father of Robert and Richard. brother of Joseph. Thomas, Arthur.

Raymond, George, Vincent, Jimmie, Margaret of Fresno. Cal. Funeral Saturday, Aug. 29. at 10:30 a.

from chapel, 1059 W. 32e1 street, to St. Mary of Perpetual Help church. Interment Resurrection cemetery. NORTONSamuel Norton, devoted husband of Clara Dettelbach, loving father Charles Henry and the late Babett Hene.

Funeral Friday. Aug. 28, 3 p. from chapel. 936 E.

47th street. to New Free Sons, Waldheim. PARKERCharlotte L. Parker of 4847 W. Congress street, wife of the late James, mother of James William and Evelyn Ruth Parker, Mrs.

Elizabeth Sweitzer, and Mrs. Florence Peterson. Services Monday, 2 p. at Garfield Park Baptist church, 4100 Jackson boulevard. Interment Forest Home.

RUGGLucy N. Rugg, Atm 27, 1936: daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Henry I. Rugg', sister of the late Arthur H.

Rugg. Services Saturday, at 3 D. at residence, 1516 E. 54th street. Interment at Peoria, EL SANDAHL--Viola J.

Sandahl nee Janseill. beloved wife of Martin devoted mother of Marcia, sister of Cecelia A. Jensen, Mrs. May J. Frederitlis, Mrs.

Florence J. Brown. Mrs. Lily J. Williams, the late Elmer Jansen.

and Mrs. Ethel J. McConnell. Remains at funeral home. 3018 Irving Park boulevard until noon Saturday.

Aug. 29. Services at Irving Park Lutheran church. Belle Plaine and Harding avenues, at 2:30 p. to Acacia Park cemetery.

SCHUPPAlice Louise Sch UP nee Goeizt Aug. 26! beloved wife of Samuel fond mother of Alice Louise. sister of William, Clarence. Talitha, Le Roy, Roswell, and Mayme Kreller. Member of Irving Park chapter.

No. 707, O. E. S. Funeral services Saturday.

'2 ne, at funeral home. 5200 N. Western avenue. corner Foster, to Rose-hill chapel at p. where Eastern Star services will be held.

SHEEHANJohn J. Sheehan, retired captain C. F. dearly beloved husband of Rose Haggerty Sheehan, loving father of John J. Jr.

and Genevieve Sheehan, fond brother of Mrs. Delia Cusack. Funeral notice later. SMITHMarie Tellies Smith. late of 9853 Rosemont avenue: beloved wife of Stanley fond daughter of Mrs.

Helen Hansen and the late Nicholas Telkes, and sister of Mrs. John W. Lynch and the late Reinhardt and Henry. Funeral Saturday. at 3 from chapel.

929 Belmont avenue. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. Member of North Shore conclave. No. 46.

Order of True Kindred. WAGNERJosephine M. Wagner. Aug. 27.

1936, aged 81 years, of 6226 St. Lawrence avenue, Widow of the late Frederick L. Wagner, beloved sister of Fred Otto. Funeral services at chapel. 6328 Cottage Grove avenue.

Saturday at 3 p. in. Interment at Oak Woods. For information call Fairfax 2900. WALSHKatherine A.

Walsh. nee Terry, beloved wife of James J. Walsh. mother of Dr. Thomas Maurice and Edwin Walsh, sister of the late Mary E.

Terry. and Margaret G. Walsh. Funeral from residence, 3412 Monroe street. Saturday.

9 a. to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Mass 9 :30 a in Interment Calvary. Please omit flowers. ZAHNGeorge F.

Zahn, beloved husband of Cordelia. nee Hollis: father of Margaret, Eugene, and Donald, grandfather of Eugene brother of John Zahn of Deover, and Julia Hintz. Remains at chapel. 935 Diversey parkway. Funeral services at Kimball Avenue Evangelical church.

corner Kimball and Medill avenues, Saturday. Aug. 29, 1936. 2 p. m.

Interment Montrose. Please omit flowers. John C. Haswell, Dayton Industrial Leader, Dies Dayton, Aug. C.

Haswell, 69, iron firm executive, and for years a leading figure in Dayton industrial and civic circles, died in his home tonight after a six weeks' illness. Haswell, who came here from Marion, in 1915, was president of the Dayton Malleable Iron company, the Pratt Letchworth Co. of Buffalo, N. the G. H.

R. Foundry company, and the Republic Jack company of Dayton. He also was a member of the board of directors of the National Cash Register company. NewsollivRadloStations P. M.

Dick. and Harry 13138. WCFLTell Sisters. WIJDLoop Noonday WLSHome Towners WBBMHouse and Neumiller. WMAQDot and Will.

WBBMSavitt Serenade. WINDPeacock court. Midday Service; The Rev. Richard C. Keller, associate pastor, Pilgrim Baptist church.

WIJDAnierican Family Robinson. WMAQFarm and Home hour. WBBMGossip club. WINDMusic and Banter. 12 Rhythmarics.

WCFLFor Women Only. WLSDinner Bell program. String TrioLMBS1. WAAFFloosier Philosopher. W.LIDMidday Roundup.

WBBMMan on the Street. WCILMelody Bakers. ALBERTLillian Albert, nee Gordon, vvife of Sam Albert. daughter of Gussie Gordon and the late Robert Gordon. sister of Edward, Meyer, Philip, Anne Kaplan, Ethel Rose, and Rose Wiegel.

Funeral 10 a. Friday, Aug. 28, at chapel, 2235 W. Division street. ALEXANDERBluma Alexander.

beloved wife of the late Rev. Charles, fond mother of Joseph, David, Faye. and Kitty Frit- ikin. Funeral services at Marks Nathan Orphan Home synagogue. 1550 S.

Albany avenue, Friday, Aug. 28, at 11 a. to Oak Woods cemetery. Remains at chapel. 3654 W.

Roosevelt road until 10 a. m. Friday. Omit flowers. BARBERYGeorge J.

Barbery. Aug. 26, 1936, at his home. 7325 North Ashland avenue, Chicago; husband of the late Minnie D. Barbery, father of George J.

Bar. berg Jr. Remains at chapel, 1610 Evanston. Funeral services 2 p. m.

Friday at Grace land cemetery chapel, Chicago. BARRYDavid B. Barry, beloved son of Philip and Rosetta, fond brother of May Barry, Mrs. W. A.

Battye, Mrs. Frank Maybe II, Mrs. Herbert Ward, Mrs. J. N.

Dupuis, Mrs. Curt A. Esser, Philip J. and Howard F. Barry.

Funeral Saturday, Aug. 29, at 10:30 a. from residence, 523 to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Belmont-ay. and Broadway.

Interment Calvary cemetery. Kedzie 2334. BEAVERBeatrice Finley Beaver of 2703 S. Austin boulevard, loving mother of Roberta, fond daughter of Roy E. and the late Edith Smith Finley, sister of Everett Finley.

Funeral Saturday at 3 p. m. at funeral home, 2307 S. 52d. avenue.

Interment Wood lawn. Member of Lodge No. 338, Ladies' Auxiliary to the B. of R. and Myrtle camp, No.

3909, R. N. of A. Cicero 200. BLANKJohn B.

Blank, Aug. 26, beloved husband of the late Ida, father of Mrs. Stella Smith. Lonie Blank. Mrs.

Mabel Bradford, brother of Joseph Blank and Mrs. Ida Duskin. Funeral at chapel, 7705 Cottage Grove avenue, Saturday, 2 p. in. Interment Oak Woods.

BOYERRichard Boyer, Aug. 26, of 6125 Ellis avenue; dear son of Harriett, brother of Mrs. Olive Huddelston of Birmingham, Ala. Funeral services at memorial chapel, E. 63d street and Evans avenue.

Saturday. Aug. 29, at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Hope.

BOYLANCatherine Boylan, of 7440 Euclid avenue, widow of late Michael. beloved mother of Mrs. Mary Martel, Mrs. Frances Melbourne, Elizabeth, Mrs. Theresa Nielsen, John, Peter, Margaret, the late Charles, Mrs.

Catherine Boyne, and James, grandmother of Francis Boylan. Burial notice later. Please omit flowers. BRENNANEvelyn Brennan (nee Puissant. late of 5030 Quincy street; beloved wife of James I.

Brennan, sister of Joseph, Arthur, Albert, and Jean Poissant. Funeral Sat-urday a. m. from chapel, 238 S. Cicero avenue, to Resurrection church.

Interment Duluth, Minn. Duluth papers please copy. CALLANJoseph P. Callan, Aug. 25, 1936: husband of Josephine McGarry Callan, brother of Mary Margaret, Dr.

P. and John Callan of Milwaukee. and Peter J. Callan of New York. Funeral from the residence, 2518 E.

Olive street, Friday at 8:30 a. m. Services at St. Robert church at 9 a. m.

Please omit flowers. DECKMANSigna Beckman of 2315 N. Springfield avenue, dear mother of Margaret Nardi, Edna Gesell, Joseph. Edward. Willard.

and Raymond. Funeral services Saturday, 2 p. at the Zion Lutheran church, at Belden and Lawndale avenues Interment Mount Olive. Remains at rest at funeral home, 3301 Fullerton avenue. until noon Saturday.

DE YOUNGBenjamin R. De Young, dear brother of Jennie Sweetland and Pearl Berman. Funeral services Friday, 3 p. at memorial chapel, 5206 Broadway. DRINEWATERRhoda jane Drinkwater.

Aug. 26. 1936. of 506 N. Leamiagton avenue: beloved mother of Edgar L.

Drink-'eater. Resting at funeral home, 318-320 N. Central avenue. Austin. Funeral Friday, 3 p.

in. Interment Rosehill. ESPINOJanet Pollock Espino, Aug. 26. 1936 at her residence, the De Witt hotel.

wife of Pedro F. Espino. anti daughter of Mrs. Myrtle Pollock. Funeral services at Fourth Presbyterian church Friday, 2:30 p.

m. Interment Portsmouth, O. Remains lying in state at chapel, 200 Erie street. until noon Friday. ESS1GIngeborg M.

Essig. nee Jorgensen, beloved wife of Herbert daughter of Peter and Sophie Jorgensen. sister of Einer V. Henry Leo Kenneth Mra Elna Brastram, and Mrs. Viola Grunnet.

Services Friday. 3:30 p. at parlor 1506 E. 67th street. Interment Oak Woods.

ciAETTILouis Gaetti. late of 922 Oakdale 1 beloved husband of Angela Gaetti. fond brother of Silvio. Funeral Saturday. 9 a.

from chapel. 2742 Lincoln avenue, 1 to St. Sebastian church. Interment Mount Cannel cemetery. Miss Lucy N.

Rugg Dies; Chicago Resident 30 Years Miss Lucy N. Rugg, 86 years old, died yesterday in her home at 1516 East 54th street. She had been a resident of Chicago for thirty years and was an active worker in the United church of Hyde Park. The funeral will be held at 3 p. m.

tomorrow in her home. T. HENRY KLEIN DIES; PIONEER LEADER IN LAUNDRY INDUSTRY Hold Rites Tomorrow for Mrs. Katherine Walsh Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine Walsh, 66 years old, 3412 Monroe street, a resident of the Garfield park section for forty-five years, will be held at 9:30 a.

m. tomorrow in Our Lady of Sorrows church. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery. Mrs. Walsh died on Wednesday at the Sacred Heart sanitarium in Milwaukee.

She is survived by her husband, James J. Walsh, a director of the Illinois Corn. mercial Men's association, and three sons, Dr. Thomas Maurice and Edwin Walsh. BY LARRY WOLTERS.

Circling radio circles: to the Stude Ozzie Nelson, Palmer House orches- Wood, W-G-r tra leader and one-time All American Margaret Gi football player at Rutgers, journeyed Saturday, Se out to Evanston to watch the All American stars drill. at Dyche sta- Comings a dium the other afternoon. I'm Ozzie W-G-N music Nelson," he informed the gate man. York yesterc Yeah? Well, I'm Clark Gable," re. station.

Mai torted the guard. But Ozzie got in the east gett after identifying himself. musical shol Next big event for Amos 'n' Andy tinuity write be a storkcast. Amos' wife, Ruby, vacation. is expecting a baby.

There's a contest Uncle Ezra, on the way and you may win a lot day to be a of money picking a name for the cation of the heir. George Burns and Gracie park. B1 Allen have just signed another con- male lead i tract for 52 weeks. Henry King will Marlin," ir replace Eddy Duchin as their musical stars, has be director beginning next Wednesday. a west coast The Marx brothersGroucho, lead in "11 Harpo and Chico, who hate radio, will Ted Maxweli make a guest appearance on the CBS job in San Caravan next Tuesday evening.

is to return Plans to give Guy Lombardo a local Freddy Mt outlet on his new sponsored CBS west coast t( series, starting Sunday, Sept. 6, have lug at the snagged. morrow eve Kenneth Fry has been named Chi- is home froi cago director of special events for visit with NBC starting next Tuesday. Bill New York 1 Ray will take over the desk of the Community press department which Fry is va- is moving fi eating. Henry Selinger, once work to a manager of W-G-N and lately pro- Virgin gram manager of WMAQ-WENR, is mance of now handling radio at Blackett.sam.

New York a ple-Hummert advertising agency. next Wedne to the Wood, Margaret Saturday, Comings W-G-N musical York yesterday station. the east getting musical show. writer, vacation. Uncle Ezra, to be a of the park.

male lead Marlin," in stars, has a west coast lead in Ted Maxwell job in San is to return Freddy west coast at the is home from visit with New York Community is moving to a Virginia of New York next Wednesday. Plan Memorial Mass for J. T. M'Grath, Postal Santa A solemn high mass in memory of the late John T. McGrath, former assistant postmaster in the Chicago postoffice, will be held Monday at 11:30 a.

m. in St. Patrick's church, Des Plaines and Adams streets. The Rev. Thomas J.

Hayes will be the celebrant. Mr. McGrath died on Aug. 29, 1935, after 54 years in the postal service. He became known as a Santa Claus because each December he opened letters thus addressed, paying the postage for those without stamps, and interesting individuals and organizations in fulfilling the wishes of children.

"ALL-BRAN KEEPS ME IN SHAPE EVERYDAY" Studebaker theater. Hal W-G-N sound effects man, and Gindele are to be married Sept. 4. and goings: Henry Weber, director, left for New to buy music for the Marion Claire, his wife, is in ready to enter a new Mary Aff lick, continuity is home from a Cuban Pat Barrett, NBC's flew to Mattoon yesterday guest speaker at the dedication Lincoln Log Cabin State Bob Griffin, who plays the in The Story of Mary which Joan Blaine been summoned back from vacation to take over a "Flying Time," vacated uy who was called to a new Francisco. Mary Marlin" to the air Sept.

14. Martin will arrive from the today preparatory to opening Aragon and on W-G-N tomorrow evening. Wendell Hall Boston for a few days his family before going to where he will direct the sing which the sponsor from a New England network CBS net of 94 stations. Clark, star of the Romance Helen Trent, will land in after a summer in Europe Kay Kyser postcards that he is vacationing in Yosemite Park. He'll be back in Chicago next week.

Art Wright, his top tenor, is relaxing at Lake Delavan, Wis. Angie Hedrick, who played in W-G-N's Way serial last season, came down from Minneapolis yesterday to play the lead in a play at WLS titled The Comeback." Her husband Wynn Orr, formerly of WLS, is now production manager of WCCO at the Minnesota station. Funeral services for T. Henry Klein who had been active in the laundry Industry in Chicago for the last 30 years, will be held today at 10 a. m.

from the chapel at 4559 Milwaukee avenue to Our Lady of Victory church, 5212 Agatite avenue. Burial will be in St. Boniface cemetery. Mr. Klein, who died Tuesday at the Grant hospital was 62 years old.

He was a member of a pioneer Chicago family, his grandfather having settled here in 1847. His father was a founder of the Prima Brewing company. In 1906 T. Henry Klein with his brothers, Fred and Joseph, organized the Antiseptic Laundry association. He was its first president He was president of the Chicago Laundry Owners' association in 1931, 1932, and 1933, after' serving for ten years as treasurer.

At the time of his death Mr. Klein was part owner and vice president of the Weber Laundry and Dry Cleaning company. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Margaret Gibbs Klein, three daughters and two sons. Mr.

Klein's first wife died several years ago. The family home is at 5500 Windsor avenue. Unveil Tablet in Memory of Cyrus Luce in Michigan Coldwater, Aug. bronze tablet in memory of the late Gov. Cyrus G.

Luce was unveiled today on the site upon which the first home was built in Coldwater in 1829. Luce's granddaughter, Miss Elma Luce, unveiled the tablet. The ceremony marked the opening of the state and county three day centennial and homecoming program. Military Order of Purple Heart to Convene Here The Military Order of the Purple Heart will hold its national convention at the Stevens hotel from Sept. 4 to Sept.

7, with delegates from fifty chapters expected to attend, Archie Benson of Chicago, general chairman of arrangements, said yesterday. Frank K. Schrepfer of Philadelphia is national commander. of the order. "When I had eaten a heavy breakfast, 1 would feel logy.

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Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Morton Downey, just returned from England, will open a week's engagement at the Palace theater today before trekking to Hollywood for stage and radio appearances. Jack Fulton tenor, has been signed as the singing star of a new Thursday evening CBS show, Swing with the Strings." It's aired at 9:45 p. m. Reese Taylor, W-G-N actor, will take a leading part in the play, "Dead End," which is coming C.A.

Thornhill, Champaign Book Store Owner, Is Dead Champaign, Aug. A. Thornhill, 31, proprietor of the College book store in the University of Illinois business district, died today following a month's illness. DEDICATION ANNOUNCEMENTS, MEYERMr and Mrs. A.

Meyer will dcdr oath a monument in memory of their son, Sherwin T. I Buddy 1 Meyer, Sunday, Aug. 30, at 3 p. m. Rosenopt Park, Addison street and Oak Park httulevard.

SHAFFERLena Shaffer. wife of Abrzthars, beloved mother of Florence Rose. Irene Rosenbaum. Hyman. Mildred.

Saymour. Dedication of monument Sunday. Aim 30. a p. Waldheim.

Anshei Maariv. Charles Reinhardt Dies in Lebanon; Veteran Clothier Lebanon, Aug. Reinhardt, who started working in his father's clothing store here 70 years ago and then inherited the business, died today. He was 79. WOUNDED WHEN RIFLE PALLS.

Michael' O'Neal, 76 years old: 7220. Yale avenue. was wounded slightly in 'both legs last night when a small rifle was discharged accidentally as it fell to the door in a closet of his home;.