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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1934 16 COUPLE TAKES DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: He's Still a Man DANIELSON Sven A. Danielson, Dec 10. POISON; PHONES HOSPITAL; LIVES New York, Dec. 10. Special, Dftro nAnnY- if AW.

BUT IF I CAN THEOBALD SMITH, FAMOUS DOCTOR, DEAD AT AGE 75 SHUX- SAY, "DADDY3- SUPPORT US of 5517 beloved husband ol Hannah, nee Nickles; dear father of Nor- man, Eleanor, and Dorothy, brother ol Fran Mrs. Anna K. Olson, and one sister In Sweden. Funeral Thursday. Dec 13, at 1 p.

at chspeL 3415 N-Clark-st. Interment Graceland. Member of Oriental lodge, No. 33, A. F.

A. They looked up the number of the Fordham hospital early this morning, IT'D ONLY SURE I LL NOT No! there MUST BE WORK FOR AN INTELLIGENT AND ABLE-BODIED MAN. WH0' WANTS WORK, iHlllrH AND I'M GOING TO NOTHING DOING I KNOW I'M A PRETTY POOR SPECIMEN OF SIT AROUND AND ONLY HE WASN'T SO TERRIBLY PROUD- BUT IF HE WASN'T, I COULDN'T LOVE HIM SO MUCH. I GUESS-I LIKE HIM OUST WOULD YOO CARE IF I GOT A JOB'S I WOULDN'T MAKE MUCH, BUT I THINK IT'D BE LET YOU SUPPORT BE FOR. A LITTLE WHILE TILL.

YOU Tl I I .1 then went to a phone booth at the Royal tavern in the Bronx. The man got the hospital. The woman was with him in the phone booth. He said over the phone: We are going ME- I'M NOT FOLEY James D. Foley, beloved brother of THAT LOW YET- A MAN- -X I I ENOUGH TO KEEP THE WAY HE IS, US GOIN'- irr.

OOB OR NO dOB- to commit suicide." I I COULD LAND SOMETHIN'- IpJ-N. COULD LAND 1, A (METHIN- The hospital attendant, as a matter ol routine, asked, "Who?" Mrs. Margaret Lamb, Ambrose, George. and Leonard. Funeral Thursday.

9:3 a- from chapel, 3552 Sonthport-aT, to St. Andrew's church. Interment Cal- vary. Member of McMullen court, C.O.F Please omit flowers. FRANKLIN Mae B.

Franklin, wife of th late Dr. Archibald E. Franklin, mother of Malcolm, sister of A. Edmund and Walter Lowry. Funeral Wednesday, Dec.

12, lO a. from chapel, 1506 E. 67th-st to St. Thomas the Apostle church. Interment Calvary.

The man replied: Shirley Larsen, Long Head of Rockefeller Research Institute. r- she's 19, and I am Paul. I've got a wife and two children." The couple crouched out of sight of those who might watch them. Then the man drank poison, passed the bot FRIEDLANDER Anne Friedlander tnea tle to the girL She drank some. The call had been traced.

A policeman rushed into the tavern and up to the phone booth. He found Miss Larsen and Paul Villanagna, who has been estranged from his wife and children. U. PM OB CotrrutlL KM. He Is a printer.

by The Ctocaio tftftffccri. Villanagna is in the phychopathic Goodman, Dec. 10, 1934. beloved wife of George, beloved mother of Maxine, daughter of Meyer Goodman, sister of Mollis Gevirtz, Edith Jacobson. and Eddie Goodman.

Funeral 1 p. m. Wednesday, Dec. 1S at chapel, 938 E. GARA Thomas Gara, beloved husband ot Mac nee Wessley, father of Thomas Gara and Mrs.

Lillian Rimsa. Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. from chapel, 2346 W. Chicago, to Most Precious Blood church.

HART Harry Hart, suddenly, late of 7911) S. dearly beloved husband of Mattie, fond father of Eleanor and Sally. Funeral Thursday at 2 p. m. at mortnary, 1008 E.

79th-st. Burial Oak Woods. ward at Bellevue hospital for obser vation. At the Fordham hospital it Nqws of the TODAY'S RADIO BROADCASTS was stated the girl's condition is not very serious. Patrons of the tavern REVEAL RAW FOOD FADIST DIED OF POISONED MEAT WadioStations said the couple had appeared to be quarreling.

A suicide note was left on STATION WAVE LENGTHS. W-G-N 710 WLS 870 WGES 1360 their table as they went to the booth BY LARRY WOLTERS. Today's Features It had seemed a good idea to them WIND 5(50 WCFL 970 WAAF 920 WMB1 1080 WJJD 1130 WMAQ 670 WBBM-770 WENR 870 HEBERLEIN Henry F. Hebertetn, beloved Beatrice Lillie was signed yesterday at the time. GUAYAQUIL.

Ecuador, Dec. 10. (JP) Dispatches from San Cristobal Island in the Galapagos achipelago to put on a radio show of her own, be ON W-G-N. Joseph Cherniavsky, brilliant musi ginning Jan. 4 over NBC.

The British son of Aususta Heberlein, brother of Amanda Heberlein, 2142 Lincoln Park WesU Funeral service Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 2 p. m. at Oriental consistory. 919 N.

Dearborn-pkwy. Interment Rosehill cemetery. MRS. ZAIDE TODD singing comedienne, who occasionally cal director, and George Glvot, known has been a headllner on the Vallee show, tonight said Dore Koerwien, grief stricken over the loss of her mate, the nudist philosopher. Dr.

Friedrich Ritter, was sailing back to civilization to thousands as HIND Isa belle Hind, 6927 Merrill-a be will have complete charge of the half hour program, running from 8 to 8:30 the Greek Am- bassador," will Friday evenings. It is expected that on the yacht of Capt. G. Allan Han cock of Los Angeles. the show will be unusual, for Miss Lil share the spotlight on the Chi She revealed details of the death lie, who in private life is Lady Peel, has cago Theater of contributed a number of ideas to the of Ritter, the former Berlin dentist who put into practice his theories of raw food diet.

He died, she said, from stage. She is credited, for example the Air program over at DIES; MEMBER OF PIONEER FAMILY Mrs. Zaide Murphy Todd, a descendant of one of Chicago's early families, died yesterday in her home at the Or-rlngton hotel, Evanston. Funeral services will be held in St. Mark's Episcopal church In Evanston at 2 p.

m. tomorrow. Burial will be In Rosehill cemetery. Mrs. Todd, born here in 1876, was a granddaughter of John and Harriet Austin Murphy, who settled in Chicago in 1834 and purchased the Mark Beau-bien house, established in it the Sauga-nash hotel on Lake street.

Mrs. Todd 9:30 tonight. poisoned meat. with having introduced the blackout, now a standard item In smart revues Though she made her first public ap pearance as a choir singer in her na Cherniavsky -turns to the pro "On Nov. 18," Frau Koerwien said, Ritter went out to hunt and killed tive Belleville, she is today a wild pig.

part or 11 he gave to gram as musical director after an is hens, which ate it and several known widely as the Queen of the absence of eight loved wife of the late William Hind, devoted mother of Mrs. Florence Bates and Marion Hind. At parlors, 7509 Stony Island-av. Services Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 2 p.

m. Interment Oak Woods: HITZ Emily E. Hits, beloved daughter of Johanna Prager, sister of Augusta. Funeral Thursday, Dec. 13, at 1:30 p.

at chapel, 905-07 Llncoln-av. Interment Eden. HOPKINS Maude E. Hopkins, late of 400 Glencoe, 111.: fond mother of Mrs. Isaac H.

Curtiss. Funeral services at 6959 N. Tuesday. 3 v. nu Interment at Cypress Hill cemetery.

Brook- lyn, N. Y. JACKSON Grace. M. Jackson nee Shan-nessy, wife of William, mother of William, Grace Lemish, Emma Stambauarh.

Earl and Ethel Crider, at chapel. 4817 Mudison-st. Funeral services Wednesday. 2 p. m.

Interment Graceland. KLANCKE Anna Klancke, Dec. 9. late of 2416 beloved wife of Henry Klancke, dear mother of Mrs. Dorothy Dee-ran and J.

H. Klancke, grandmother oi Dorothy and Jack Deegan. Remains at chapel, 2449 until Thursday. 2 p. m.

Funeral services Thursday at 3 p. m. at Graceland chapel. LARSON Lure G. Larson, of 1441 E.

71st- hours later died. On seeing all his Comic Muse." The airways are sur weeks. Givot will hens dead, and being: accustomed to felted with male comedians of every provide the com depend on them for his chief sus stripe, but Miss Lillie will be the first edy touch. Gypsy tence. Ritter ate what had been the A.M.

7 W-G-N Good Morning, musical pri-Krum; time sicnls: wratlier report. WLS Julian Bentley. WJJD Farm Forum. WBBM The Star progTam. WAAF Breakfast Express.

WMAQ B. A. Rolfe's orchestra. WCFI-Time Express. WIND Morning devotions.

WMBI Sunrise Service. 7 :30 WGES Early Birds. WLS Jolly Joe. WJJD Christian Science program. 8:00 WLS Mornins Devotions.

WMAQ Breakfast club. 8 :30 WJJD Art Iinnick. WIND Rhythm Melodies. 8:45 W-G-N Kep Fit club, with Capt. rul Fogarty.

Good Morninir; continued. WMAQ The Three C's. WBBM Morning Minstrel. WIND Harmonirers. W-G-N Clara, La, Em.

WIND and WMAQ Crime Clinic. J. Edirar Hoover. WBBM Gene and Charlie. WAAF Morning Merry-Go-Round.

:30 W-G-N Len Salvo, organist; weather forecast and markets. WGES Annette Kinr. WBBM The Cadets. WCFL The Lands. WLS Today'i Children.

WAAF Child Health talk. 9:45 WMAQ Radio Kitchen. WBBM Tiie WLS Dean Brothers. WIND Poet's Corner. 10:00 W-G-N Movie Personalities, with Francis X.

Bushman, Klizabrth Hiues. WJJD University ot Chicago pio.ram. WMAQ Galaxy of Stars. 10:15 W-G-N Tbe Friendly Neighbor. WLS Jim Poole.

WAAF Estelle Barnes, pianist. WMAQ Tony Wont. WBBM Trafic court. of her sex to essay handling a radio nest of them. After a few hours he program of comedy single handed.

Nina, Jack Major, singer and whis had lived in Evanston for the last nine years. Death followed an illness of Xew York, Dec. 10. OP) Dr. Theo bald "75i "president of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical- Research who turned Into new channels an entire, stream of medical thought, today.

An eminent pathologist, honored in almost every nation, he opened the way to conquest of typhoid fever, cholera, malaria, and yellow fever. He- proved for the first time that insect hosts spread certain diseases to man. Dr. Smith died of heart disease. He had been admitted to the hospital to undergo treatment for a malignant growth in the intestines.

In many medical fields the work of Dr. Smith was well known, but he won his greatest fame for his studies of Texas cattle fever. While investigating Infectious animal diseases for the department of agriculture, he demonstrated between 1888 and 1893 that ticks were, the means of transmission of this disease. Finds Insects Carry Disease. This was the first proof ever given that insect hosts are the essential intermediate agencies in the spread of several diseases.

It blazed the way for the explanation of what then were the mysteries of malaria, yellow fever, and African sleeping sickness. Next to the discovery of the means of transmissoin of Texas cattle fever, his best known research was the differentiation of bovine from human tubercle bacilli in 1896. Dr. Smith's discovery played a far-reaching part tn present day control of tuberculosis. In 1894 he discovered what physicians state was probably the first example of experimental disease due to vitamin deficiency.

His early discoveries were of use in the control of diphtheria. Former Government Man. Born at Albany. N. educated at Cornell, he was connected with the bureau of animal industry, Washington, and professor at Columbian, now George Washington university.

From 1S95 to 1914 he was at Harvard. At the same time he directed the antitoxin and vaccine laboratory of the Massachusetts board of health. He was a director of the Carnegie Institution, a scientific director of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research from its beginning, later becoming vice president and last year, on the death of the great Baltimore scientist. Dr. William H.

Welch, succeeded to the presidency. Eleven universities bestowed upon him honorary degrees; medical societies all over the world voted him medals; 13 American medical bodits and 11 foreign ones counted him a member. realized he had been poisoned. Gracie Allen and Eve Sully, after all, SECOND COUSINS TO GET $150,000 HOYNE ESTATE Public Administrator Halbert O. Crews was appointed administrator yesterday for the estate of William Hoyne, who for 46 years served as dean of the law school at Notre Dame university.

Mr. Hoyne died March 28, 1933, at the age of 86. He left an estate estimated at $150,000. Mr. Hoyne, a bachelor, left no will, and the closest relatives are fourteen second cousins, six of whom live in Ireland, according to Attorney Patrick J.

Cahill. The following wills were admitted to probate and filed with Clerk Mitchell C. Robin: NOBIA A. FRANKLIN, died Oct. 30.

Estate $7,000 to two adopted daughters. Abbie Franklin Jemison, adopted daughter, executrix. MART L. BROWN, died Oct. 10.

Estate $6,500 to niece. Henry C. Bennett, executor. FRANK MANTON, died Sept. 22.

Estate $7,350 to widow, son. and three daughters. Mary E. Manton, widow, executrix. CLARA E.

FOSTER, died Nov. 7. Estate $5,000 to sister, niece, grandson, and two granddaughters. Anna Cassel. niece, executrix.

MARRIED FOR 68 YEARS, AURORA WOMAN, 88, DIES Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Glas-shaga, 613 South Hinman street, Aurora, will be held from the residence to Emanuel Lutheran church, Aurora, at 2 p. m. tomorrow. Mrs.

Glasshaga, who was 88 years old, died Sunday in St. Luke's hospital after a brief illness. She and Mr. Glasshaga celebrated their 68th wedding anniversary on Thanksgiving day. Insisting on leaving her room for a family party, she became ill and was ordered to the hospital the same day.

Born in Posen, Germany. Mrs. Glasshaga had been a resident of Kane county for about 30 years. She is survived by her husband, six sons, five daughters, 35 grandchildren and 32 get a measure of aid from their hus four weeks. It Is generally believed Dr.

Ritter GEORGE GIV0T. tler, and Emery Darcy, radio bari bands. took to the grave with him the secret of the disappearance of Baroness Survivors are a son. Church G. Todd Jr.

of Chicago, and two sisters, Mrs. tone, also will be presented on this program, which is broadcast direct Eloise Wagner, and likewise the pos There will be no radio pickups of Johann Strauss' music when he open3 from the stage of the loop theater. sibility of clearing up deflnitly the At 12:35 p. m. the W-G-N mid-day at the French Casino this week-end.

Edna M. Trego, also of Evanston, and Mrs. Joseph R. McAndrew of Washington, D. C.

HELD IN $30,000 BAIL. Leo Buckley, 26 years old. an ex-convict, strange death of two castaways on lonely Marchena Island. His management, however, reports several commercial nibbles for the service, directed by Dr. John I Dickson, will present the Rev.

Adolph Eohn of the First Presbyterian church of Frau Koerwien took with her the Viennese music. Tom Gerun will pro was held to the fraud jury in 30,000 bail library and scientific notes of Dr. Ritter. The rest of their property Champaign, 111., as the speaker for vide the dance music at the spot and it will be aired over NEC the day. yesterday by Justice of the Peace Ralph J.

Fjellman of Niles township on robbery charges growing- out of a holdup in Niles Center last Saturday. beloved husband of Ellen fond father of Mrs. Ethel Fisher. Mrs. Laura Kennedy.

Lawrence. Adolph and Melvin Larson, brother of Mrs. Carolina Johnson, Mrs. Mary Ayer of Los Angeles and two sisters in Sweden. Funeral Wednesday.

Dee. 12. at 2:30 p. at chapel, 7350 Cottage Grove. Interment Mount Greenwood.

MARHOEFER Henry F. Marhoefer. Dee. 10. 1934.

1451 W. beloved husband of Lawrence Salerno, Neapolitan bari she signed over before leaving to Hans Witter, who remains head man" of San Critobal Island. He, Sponsors of the Grace Moore series with his wife and two children, are will bill her as America's Darling. tone; Berenice Taylor, W-G-N's prima donna, and Henry Weber and he W-G-N orchestra will present a half hour of brilliant music at 8 o'clock. Other features are: the surviving residents of the island.

This will be tha blonde singer's second radio series, the first having been on $140,000 RAISED CBS with Lou Holt- two years ago 10:30 W-G-N Phil Kalar, baritone. Susan, father of Mrs. Hulet Cook and Charles H. Marhoefer, brother of Charles Edward H. Marhoefer and Mrs.

Anna Pasal. Remains at chaiel. 415 W. 63d-st. Funeral Wednesday, 2:30 p.

at chapel Interment Mount Hope The two did not speak to each other 10 a. m. Movie Personalities," during this series, it Is recalled, and with Francis X. Bushman and Elizabeth Hines. HURSEN Funerals each left the studios during the other's rehersal.

FOR CHRISTMAS BENEFIT FUND A total of $140,000 has been raised McINERNEY Patrick Milnerney, Dee. 9. at WMAQ Three Shades of Blue. WGES Italian Memories. WBBM Tom Baker, tenor.

WENR Melodv Mixers. WCFL Mrs. Ruth Wakefield. W-G-N Painted DreHms. WBBM Roy Cropper.

WMAQ Melody Mixers. WJJD Ben Alley, tenor. 11 a. m. C.

Houston Goudise, The Rhythm of Living." Countess Olga Albani's press agent 545 W. beloved husband ol mo late Ellen Barrett Mclnerney. fond father of Austin, Margaret, and the late Mary and Thomas. Funeral Wednesday at 9 a. m.

to St. Gabriel's church. Interment at Mount Olivet. Particulars Yards 0703. 2:30 p.

m. June Baker, home man for Chicago's Own Christmas fund, sponsored by Mayor Kelly, according 11:00 W-G-N C. Houston Goudiss, "The agement tips and cookery recipes. sent a little note yesterday stating that she had left a hospital bed to do her NBC broadcast Sunday eve 6:45 p. m.

The Whistler and His MEREDITH Thomas Meredith. Dec. 8. 1934. Dog." to an announcement made last night after a meeting held in the Stevens hotel to promote the campaign for contributions.

The mayor and 300 busi ning. She was. however, an inter ested spectator Sunday afternoon at Rhythm of LiTlnr." MAO Home Service program. WLS Housing. WIND Morning Screnaders.

WBBM Voice of Experience. WJJD Hot from Hollywood. 11 W-G-N Bernice Taylor, soprano. WLS Sodbusters. WBBM The Gumps.

WAAF Parade of Dance Hits. 10 p. m. Miss Eleanor Perkins, Here, There, and Everywhere." 10:30 p. m.

Three hours of dance Grace Moore's concert, as were Ireene ness men attended the meeting. I beloved husband of the late Catherine, fond father of Joseph. Mrs. Jene O'Brien, Mrs. Lucille Rosenbaum.

Helen and James Meredith, and the late Mrs. Marie Conway, brother of William Meredith and Mrs-Bridget Day. Funeral Wednesday, 9 a. from son's residence. 5335 to Church of St.

Thomas the Apostle. Interment Holy Sepulchre. Member of Division No. 3ti, A. O.

H. Wicker and Joseph Bentonelli. Ben- great-grandchildren. Last year a total of $140,000 was expended for clothing given to 33,000 tonelli will fly to New York this week end to appear with Elisabeth Rethberg music with the orchestra of Wayne King, Jan Garber, Ted Weems, Errl Burtnett, Kay Kyser, and Charlie Asnew. children.

Those in charge hope that WMAQ Little Church Around Corner. 11:30 W-U-N Board of Trade; Good Health Madame Butterfly on the air CHICAGO MAN KILLS HIMSELF the fund will reach $200,000 this year and that 60,000 children will receive Sunday evening. MDELLER Stephan J. Mueller, late of 2208 garments. Mayor Kelly said that a On Other Stations.

9:15 a. m. WIND, WMAQ Crime Always Cost Less ITURSEN revolutionized the prices and methods of funeral direction over 8 quarter of a century ago. This policy of "always lower" prices, without exception, and of giving the utmost in quality ha never been equaled The 3 Hursen "funeral homes" in Chicago make up the largest and finest funeral establishments in America. Hursen funerals are famous for their always unusual elegance.

There is no extra charge for the excellence of Hursen's unsurpassed automobile equipment no charge for the famous Hursen Organ Chapels. Jack Major, singer and whistler, ap large part of the $60,000 still needed NEAR DE KALE De Kalb, 111.. Dec. 10. Special.

pearing at the Oriental theater and on Clinic J. Edgar Hoover. would, he hoped, be raised at the beloved husband of the late Mary, fond father of Louise Lauf and William Mueller, grandfather of Lucille, Marilyn, Durell and the late Dorothy. Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 12.

at 2 p. nu. at funeral home. 2752 Diversey-av. Interment Acacia Park.

Member of Constantly lodge, No. 783, A. F. A. M.

ilian Hillyer Egleston, "nd a son survive. His widow, two the W-G-N Chicago Theater of the 6 p. m. WMAQ Emil Boreo. Night of Stars entertainment to be Air at 9:30 tonight, is half of the two Folies Bergeres comedian.

given in the Chicago Btaaium on Fred S. Nelson. 62, a resident or Chi cago for 30 years, shot and killed him' man corporation owning and operat Dec. 19. 7 p.

m. WBBM Frank Munn and and Training, Dr. Mand Sire. WJJD Betty Jane. WBBM Warren's orchestra.

11 :4.T W-G-N Musical. WIND Will Hollander's orchestra WJJD Fred Beck. WMAQ Words and Music. WBBM Rardin and Craddock. 13:00 W-G-N "Just Plain Bill." WLS Old Music Chest.

WMAQ" Story of Mary Martin." WAAF Symphonic hour. WJJD Farm Foruiu. P. M. 1 a I W-G-N Poring Sisters.

WMAQ Moments of Melody. WBBM Gossip club. WLS Dinner Bell. ing vv FAD at Paducah. Ky.

Last Hazel Glenn. The committee in charge of the NELSON Louise E. Nelson, dearby beloved purchasing of clothing is composed of 7:30 p. m. WLS Lawrence Tibbett self today while walking along a railroad track three miles south of here.

It was said he had been despondent over the death of his wife five years night Major made an appearance at the W-G-N Midnight Flyers show at Col. A. A. Sprague. D.

F. Kelly, Mau and Wilfred Pelletier's orchestra daughter of Axel and Irene, nee Rats, loving sister of Robert. Funeral Thursday. Dec. 13, at 2 p.

at her late residence. 2320 N. Elmwood Park. Burial Mount Olive cemetery. the Blackhawk and the program was rice L.

Rothschild, George W. Young, 8 p. m. WBBM- -Eing Crosby and ago and unemployment for the last John T. Pirle, and Robert E.

Wood. the Boswell sisters. picked up and rebroadcast in its en tirety by WPAD. NOLAN Edward J. Nolan, age 48 Col.

Sprague is treasurer of the fund 8 p. m. WMAQ Ben Bernie and Barnet Hodes is secretary. 8:30 p. m.

WMAQ Ed Wynn and PopeHc U.S.WillReturn to Normal Under Roosevelt VATICAN CITY, Dec. 10. W) Pope I'ius today expressed hope that under President Koosevelt's leadership conditions in the United States would become normal with a decline of unemployment. The pope expressed this hope to Bishop Joseph F. Busch of St.

Cloud, during a half hour's audience. He requested details of the jubilee celebration of Cardinal George Mundelein in Chicago, which Bishop Busch attended. W-G-N Midday service. Adolnlt Roll 11 For the opening broadcast of its Eddy Duchiti's orchestra. niinMrr of the First Presbjterian new show.

The O'Flynns," CBS de beloved husband of Lillian, nee Lawrence; fond father of Mrs. Dorothy Handle and Henry, brother of Henry and Mrs. Anna, Landgraf, and the late William and James Nolan. Funeral at residence, 3439 N. Thursday, Dec, 13.

Information, call Graceland 2424. JAPAN CHARGES 8:30 p. m. WBBM Isham Jones two years. He apparently had paid a last visit to a nearby farm on which he had worked when he arrived in this country 43 years ago.

and to which he was known to be greatly attached. A farm hand found his body in the snow. Two revolver bullets were in his head. Nelson lived at 3431 North Harding avenue, Chicago. Revue, with Alex Gray FRENCH OFFICIAL 8:30 p.

m. WIND American Drama cided to ask all the O'Flynns in Manhattan to come to the studios. But there turned out to be only one O'Flynn in the telephone book. Disappointing as this was. it was decided OLSHAR Loretta Olshar of 2133 S.

Pulaskt- HEADS SPY RING Guild Carmen." 9 p. m. WMAQ Beauty Box thea ter Princess Flavia." 9 p. m. WBBM The Caravan.

beloved wife of Joseph. Funeral services Wednesday, Deo. 12, at 2 p. at chapel, 3615 W. Certnak-rd.

Interment Mt. Auburn. Chicago Tribune Presa to go through with the plan. So the North 929 Belmont Ave. Phong WSUinaton I7ti West 2346 West Madison riont BAYmarket 0100 South 1820 South Michigan Phona CAl timet iOSO TOKIO, Dec.

10. Charges of direct Edward F. O'Flynns were invited. Mr. 9 p.

m. WENR Alfred P. Sloan PARKE Harry H. Parkes, Dec. 9, 1934: of ing espionage activities among thirty Jr.

Industry's Problems. O'Flynn was laid up, but Mrs. O. ac cepted. Japanese women, whom he first en CROSSWORD PUZZLE 10:45 p.

m. WBBM George Sib ticed and then used as pawns, were So nice of you," she added. Our ley Liberalizing the Republican made today against Tessier Ducros, radio just happens to be broke." Party." assistant naval attache of the French embassy. The women were rounded rliurrh, I III. WJJD Dreams of Hawaii.

WIND Prior's orchestra. WBBM Herbert Foote. organist. WMAQ Jerry Brannon. 12:45 WBBM Pat Kennedy, Kassel's band WMAQ Ranch Boys.

1 :00 W-G-N Palmer House ensemble. WJJD Ben Ranter, songs. WBBM Marie, the Little Princess. WMAQ The Lop nf Day. WAAF Hoosier Philosopher.

WLS Pat Buttran. I W-fl-N Story of Helen Trent." WBBM Arthur Beddoes. WIND Stephen Barry, sonjs. WLS Ransers. I W-G-N Blackstone Jonjclntrs.

WBBM School of tha Air." WIND Crime Clinic. WMAQ Smack-Out. WLS Cornhuskera. 1:13 W-G-N Mark Love, basso. WMAQ Vic and Pade.

WLS" The Friendly Philosopher." WCFL Leo Terry, organist. W-G-N Palmer llonsr ensemble. WCFL Red Hot and Low Down. WMAQ Board of Trade. WBBM Milton Charles, organist.

WLS Homemakers' hour. I.v-W-G-N Blarkstone Jonirleiirs. WBBM Lee Francis, pianist. WMAQ Morin Sisters. WAAF Jimmy Kozak.

pianist. WJJD Rhnbarh Red. up by the police and accused of being Mrs. Augusta Jacus, 57, involved In an international spy plot Because of diplomatic Immunity, Mother of Flyer, Is Dead Ducros cannot be questioned or ar Mrs. Augusta Jacus, 57 years old.

rested, but it is expected the govern mother of the Lithuanian flyer, ment will demand his deportation. Whistler and His Oof. WMAQ Vaughn De Leath. WBBM BoaUe Carter. 7:00 W-N Charlie Agnew'a orchestra.

WMAQ Reiseman'p orchestra. WBBM Lavender and Old Lace. WLS Crime Clews. WCFI Tom Cook, tenor. 7:15 W-G-N The Concert orchestra.

7 :30 Kay Kyser's orchestra. WIND Paradise Island. WMAQ Wayne Kinsr's orchestra. WBBM Abe Lymnn'e orchestra. WI.S Lawrence Tibbett.

Ducros, who resides in International Stephen Daris. who was killed on a flight to Lithuania when his plane House, an apartment in the heart of 451 beloved husband of Mary devoted brother of Mrs. Nelliq Parkes Batch of South Haven. Mrs. EsteJla P.

Steen of Swampscott, and Mrs. Grace P. Bender of Naperville, 111. Remains at chapel. 2701 N.

Clark-st. Services at Rosehill chapel. Tuesday at 2:30 p. m. Interment Rosehill.

SCHRAM- Robert G. Schram. of 7940 beloved husband of Grace, father of Robert and Genevieve MacMullen, son of Frederick, brother of Edward L. Member of Normal Park lodge. No.

797. A. F. and A. Englewood Commandery, No.

59. K. and Mcdinah Shrine. Funeral Wednesday, 3 p. at chapel.

79th and Interment Oak Woods. SCHUETTE Frances Scluiette. Dec. 9, dearly beloved wife of the late Charles, mother of Mrs. Edith Butler and Fred Schuette.

grandmother nf James E. and Louis C. Butler and Charles F. Schuette. great pranii-mother of Jane Avis and James E.

Butler Jr. Funeral services Tuesday, 3 p. at her late residence, 4229 N. Ashland-av. Interment Rosehill.

SKIDMORE George W. Skidmore, beloved husband of Mary McLean Skidmore. father of George Samuel Edward Harriett Elizabeth McBroom and Ethel Peterson. Late residence 8332 Crandon-av. Funeral Wednesday, Dec.

12, at 9 a. m. to Our Lady of Peace church, where solemn, high mass will be celebrated at 9:30 a. m. Interment Mount Olivet.

Call South Chicago 0155. crashed In Germany July 17. 1933 the residential district of Tokio, was died of pneumonia yesterday in her accused of immorality with a large number of women, whom, it is alleged. home at 3241 South Halsted street Surviving are her husband. Charles he later forced to enter fortified areas :4 W-G-N Northwestern V.

Itonk talks. W-G-N Berenice Taylor, Laurence for photographs. two sons, William and Stanley, and two daughters. Mrs. Laura Nelson and Salerno anil WGN Concert orchestra WCFL Herr Louie, the Hungry Five E-mwfiim-i i Tfwfi mi iiiiT-wria nm liiimi -r it vT ini iinnr Jl Mrs.

Catherine Stulpin. They plan William Hall Marquis, 17, to send their mother's body to Lithu 5 4- 5 1 BE 3 1 taJUM i' 11 1 III to -MM mil --fc- i II 8 2o 2J 22 I 124 its'" 21 I mm MUM dimmM 8 32 "'J I rn am. -iwi C---- tmnHn 3 5e 57 33 3 40 41 42 v4 43 44. 45 4fe 4T mm 43 mmm" 4 mmmn Laa pJ' smsml '( W-G-N June Raker. Home Economic.

WBBM-Winw of Dawn. WMAQ Song of the City. WAAF Encores. WIND Today's Winners. i5 W-G-N astral.

WBBM Doria Loraine. WMAQ Music Magic. ania for burial. UNERALDIRETliS Dies in Evanston Home William Hall Marquis, 17 years old, UONNELLAN "CHAfKL OF" THIS CHIMES' Funeral to Be Held Today Ji.flery-blvd. at 77th-st.

South Shore tiXTZ son of Stewart D. Marquis, Chicago WMAQ Bon Bernie orchestra. WBBM Bin? Crosby. 8:15 WLS Burr and Emerson. WMAQ Symphonic choir.

WCFI. Orchestra. 8:30 W-G-N Lain and Abner. WENR Hands Across the Border. WIND "Carmen." a drama.

WMAQ Ed Wynn. WBBM Isham Jones' revue. WCFI -Lanra, Lee and Lou. W-G-N Ted Wcenis' orchestra. W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune.

WIND Helen Black, contralto. WBBM The Caravan. INC. FUNERAL D1RKCHON O'HANLEV for Gilbert L. Baxter, 96 Funeral services for Gilbert L.

Bax 7705 Cottaee tirove. Kad vvtio perfection general agent for the Provident Mutual Life Insurance company, died yesterday in his home, 2646 Reese avenue, Evanston, after an illness of SKEELES- B1DPLE FAMOUS ORIENTAL ter, who died Sunday at the age of quartet no extra eust 7.iO E. tiHd-M. THOMAS Onita Thomas, nee Woody, late of WESTERN UNDERTAKING CO. Lt tVn Wei R432-9.

Wen 0S0O mi wjjd Sweepstakes. WAAF Polo program. WENR Betty and Bob. WBBM The Pickard Family. WMAQ Home Forum.

W-G-N Roger Robinson, baritone. WLS Bill O'Connor, tenor. WAAF Jimmy Kozak. pianist. :30 W-G-N Parent-Teacher's Forom.

C. of C. WENR Ma Perkins. WMAQ Temple of Song. WENR The Marvins.

WBBM Fio Rito's orchestra. 3 Rhythm Ramblers. several months. Young Marquis was a' leader In student activities at the Evanston Township High school, where WENR Illinois Manufacturers Ass'n JMAUSOLEUMjL WMAQ Princess Flavia. :15 W-G-N Bridge Club of the Air.

he was graduated last June. Funeral services will be held at 3 p. m. tomor 96 in his home, 3827 North Ridgeway avenue, will be held today at 3818 Irving Park boulevard. Burial will be in Forest Home cemetery.

Mr. Baxter, who is survived by one son. William, lived in Chicago for nearly eighty years. He was the last of five brothers who emigrated from Grehen, Scotland, in 1856. rRRMATTON BMfllAT.

:3 W-G-N Chicago Theater of the Air. MarhlA inmiwtrlmPTit9 in heantlful buildinff row from the First Presbyterian church devoted entirely to Dunal ol cremation asnea in Evanston, with burial at Memorial The Columbarium Office, 4753 Broadway Park cemtery. MnNIliVI MARKINGS MAUSOLEUMS Pontiao Granite w. jj. MCManon mcr 2604 W.

111TH-ST. BmvtJK.l.i Bin -ffli-e. Kontiaf. ui- woma ui Robert Ewing, Long Noted In Y. M.

C. A. Work, Is Dead 7853 S. beloved daughter of Samuel M. and Blanche Woody of Springfield, beloved wife of Orville Thomas.

Services Tuesday, 8 p. at mortuary, 1007 E. 79th-st. Burial Springfield, Mo. Valparaiso, and Springfield, pa pers please copy.

THOME Agatha Thome, nee Wirfs, wife ot the late Frederick, mother of Sister Corona. O. S. Mrs. Edward Doyle, and Joseph.

H. Wirfs, member of St. Cecelia's court. W. C.

O. F. Funeral from residence, 11238 Wednesday. 9 a. to St.

Nicholas church. Interment St. Mary's. Pull. 0372.

TODD Zaide Murphy Todd, at her residence, Orrington hotel, Evanston, beloved mother of Church G. Todd sister of Mrs. Edna M. Trego, Evanston, and Mrs. Joseph R.

McAndrews of Washington, D. C. Services at St. Marks church. Evanston, at 3 p.

Wednesday Dec. 12. Burial at Rosehill. TRAMPUSH Rudolph Trampush. beloved husband of Ann, nee Kasak, loving son ot Anton and Frances, brother of Anton William, Frieda Rosol, Marie, George, and Lillian.

Funeral Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 2 p. at chapel. ti507 W. Cermaek-rd Berwyn.

Interment Woodlawn cemetery. TROUTEN Grace Trouten, of 241 S. Ash- New York, Dec. 10. Special.

DEATH NOTICES Robert Ewing, for many years a leading figure in Y. M. C. A. activities and In Memoriam.

PERLMAN Mary Perlman. In memory of Dr. Palmer Rieketts, 78, New York Educator, Dead Troy, N. Dec. 10.

Rens-selaer Polytechnic institute announced today that Dr. Palmer Rieketts, president of the institute since 1901. died in Johns Hopkins hospital at Baltimore. He was 78 and had been president since 101. Louis B.

Adams, Maritime Legal Authority, Is Dead our beloved, who passed away 2 years at one time senior secretary for England, died suddenly of a heart attack tonight in Grand Central terminal. He was 6 "5 years old. Born at Areola, 111., Mr. Ewing was the son of Joseph ago today. HEARTBROKEN FAMILY.

ANDERSON Elmer Anderson. Dec. 10. be 48. By way of 49.

Revolve 50. The sun 51. One who pays out money lavishly 55. Spread 56. Ceremonial 58.

Smeared 60. Uncanny 61. Chemical compound 62. Proceed 63. Support 1.

Bedouin 5. Boot 9. Place of interment 10. Skins 12. Opening into which something fits 13.

Deer horn 15. Musical expression 16. Missions 18. Free from 20. Smaller quantity 22.

Arabian name 23. Herb 24. Wicked WBBM D. Kelly. WIND Fisher's orchestra.

8:40 WENR Barnet Hodes. 0:45 WBBM Voice of the Crusader. WCFLFederation of Labor. WENR Georg-e Olscn's orchestra. 10:0 W-G-N Eleanor Perkins.

WENR Amos 'n' Andy. WBBM-Myrt and Marge. WMAQ "Totten on Sport." WIND Buell Patterson. W-G-N Dream Ship. WCFLMeycr Fink.

WBBM Joe Haynes orchestra. WIND Leon Belasco'a orchestra WMAQ Robert Royce, tenor. 10:30 W-G-N Wayne Kins's orchestra. WENR The Hoofinshams. WBBM Busse's orchestra.

10:45 WENR Art Kasscl'B orchestra. WCFL Hilltop Girls. WBBM George H. Sibley. 10:50 W-G-N Jan Garner's orchestra.

11 WMAQ Cherniavsky's orchestra. WBBM Beecher'e orchestra. WENR Olsen and Shutta. 11:10 W-G-N Ten" Weems' orchestra. 11:30 W-G-N Earl Burtnett's orchestra.

WIND Noone's orchestra. WBBM Navarra's orchestra. WMAQ Felix's orchestra. WENR Jesse Hawkin'a orchestra, 10:50 W-G-N Charlie Agnew's orchestra. A.M.

12 :00 WBBM Dan Russo's orchestra. WENR Stan Myer'a orchestra. WMAQ Art Kassel's orchestra. 11:10 W-G-N Jan Garner's orchestra. W-G-N Kay Kyser's orchestra.

WBBM Dan Ruaso's orchestra. 1 W-G-N Ted Weems' orchestra. loved husband of Bertha, brother of Mrs, Henry and Louisa McDonald Ewing, Gerta Klauck, lather, brother, and two He attended Ohio Wesleyan and the sisters in Sweden. Euneral Wednesday. p.

at chapel. 317i N. Clark-st. Inter University of Washington. He was a ment Rosehill.

Member of Parkway lodse, graduate of Oberlin college, class of No. 1008, A. F. A. and Mimer lodse, Pasadena, Cal, Dec.

10. UP) Louis 1904, and received a master's degree I.O. s. Bartholmew Adams, 64, retired New from the University of Chicago. York lawyer regarded as an authority WBBM Helen Fitch.

WENR Your Health. WIND Aperitif. WJJD Songs of the Pioneer. WMAQ Meredith WillBon'a orchestra. 4:15 W-G-N Harold Turner, pianist.

WENR Jackie Heller, songs WBBM The Cadets. 4 :30 W-G-N Musical. WJJD Pickard Family. WAAF Sunset Salute. WMAQ Rooster Gazette.

WCFL Mona Van. WBBM MahraJ. 4 15 W-G-N Louise Brabant, soprano. WIND Santa Claue. WBBM Miniatures.

WENR Happy Jack Turner. WCFL Junior B'ederation club. WMAQ Nursery Rhymes. 5 :00 W-G-N Melody Momenta. WMAQ Stanley High from Switzerland.

WENR Ferdinando's orchestra. WBBM Beatrice Osgood, pianist WIND Hymn Time. WJJD Polish program. 5 :15 WBBM "Skippy WMAQ Midweek Hymn Sing. WIND Gypsy Ensemble.

6:30 W-G-N "The Singing Lady." WCFL Grace Wilson, soprano. WBBM Jack Armstrong. WMAQ Donald McGibney. WIND Uncle Bob. 6:45 W-G-N Little Orphan Annie.

WBBM Nothing But the Truth. WMAQ High and Low. :0 W-G-N Jiminie Allen Air Adventures. WENR Amos Andy. WMAQ Palace Varieties.

WBBM Robin Hood. WGES Polish music. WIND German music. WCFL Joe Grein. 1 5 W-G-N Palmer House ensemble.

WENR Tintype Tenor. WBBM Dan Russo's orchestra. WMAQ Paul Pendarvis' orchestra. 6:30 W-G-N Dance oirheatra. WENR Mnsffal Memories.

WMAQ Your "overnment. WBBM on maritime law. died yesterday of heart disease. HORIZONTAL 25: Patterns 27. Preposition 28.

Deprive of office 30. Unstable 32. Makes a small explosive sound 34. Percolate slowly 35. That which determines 39.

Purveyor of foods 43. Metal 44. Funeral song 46. Infrequent 47. Intoxicating liquor VERTICAL 25.

Lukewarm 26. Long continued onslaught 29. Earth 31. "By 33. Whimpered 35.

Delves 36. Blunder 37. Oriental unskilled laborer 38. Wry smile 40. Branding iron 41.

Sinned 42. Sever 45. One who goes about gaily 61. Certain sl Discomfort Luxury Sir James 0Grady, Pioneer of Labor Movement, Dies LONDON. Dec.

10. OP) Sir James O'Grady, 68, the governor of the Falkland Islands and one of the pioneers 54. Worn grooves 57. Tuyere for a forge fire Local Eng. 59.

Wager YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE SOLVED BACH Frank Bach, beloved husband ol JSlsie, fond father of Elsie. Frank. Victoria and Paul. Funeral Wednesday. Dee.

12, 9:30 a. from funeral home. 6308 thence to St. Bartholomew church. Burial St.

Joseph cemetery. BEABBY Anna E. Bcarby of 146 W. beloved wife of Charles, fond mother of Mrs. Rose Swingle, John and the late Alfred Bearby.

Funeral at chapel. 10928 Wednesday. Dec. 12, at a p. m.

Interment Cedar Park. BRANDSTETTER Joseph Brandstetter, Dee. 10, 1934, beloved husband of Ellen father of Ruth and Hneo, brother ot Alois and Mrs. Theresa Bruckner. Remains at chapel, 2701 N.

Clark-st. Funeral service at Graceland chapel, Wednesday, 2 p. m. CRANDElrJoseph A. Crandel, Dec.

8, of 1233 beloved husband of Emily, of the British labor movement, died La Grange, widow of the lata Henry. At rest at chapel, 35 N. 5th-av La Grange. Funeral at chapel, Wednesday, 2 p. m.

Interment Oakridge. VANDERCAMP Margien Vandercamp, ne De Young, late of 2219 dearly beloved mother of Mrs. Helen O'Brien and Mrs. Margien Shank. Funeral services at funeral home, 6959 N.

Wednesday at 1:30 p. m. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. VAN WINKLE Charles F. Van Winkle.

Dee. 1934, at his home. 632 Groveland Park. Funeral services at the convenience of the family. Please omit flowers.

WELLS Josephine Sherman Wells, mother of Coddington and John Kenneth Wells, sister of Mrs. Julia S. Taylor and Mrs, Grace S. Cross, Riverside, Monday. Dec.

10. Funeral notice later. WILLIAMS Richard Williams, age 84 years, of Berkley, beloved husband oi tha late Mary Jane, fond father of Ada, John and Richard Wilbams. Nellie Hearnshaw and Annie Fletcher. Funeral Wednesday, 2:30 p.

at chapel. 134 S. Elmhurst. Interment Elm Lawn, fthnrtee member of Siloam lodge. No.

A. F. A. M. today.

Tun in Tonitcl 9:30 to lO CHICAGO THEATER W-G-N RADIO SHOW GEORGE GIVOT CHERNIAVSKY and Orchestra GYPSY NINA EMERY DARCY DOROTHY SISSONS JACK MAJOR 1. Bow 2. Roue 3. Maintain 4. Give up treacherously 5.

Dogs ti. Pass 7. Worthless fragments 8. Fish 9. Unfounded talk 11.

Spanish American shawl 12. Strainer 14. Severity 15. Emitted fluid 17. Mountains 19.

Gainsay p-1 a SfcMkE Lit 2 IHSlJl e. tMl a SJSJHSIScSIlzSmS a e.kil?aflTiki&alNTi COME TO THE HEAR HfWSTOH GMJmSS The Rhythm of Living W-G-N, 11 A. M. Today 4s Milk Fattening? s' Thursday, 11 A. M.

Dr. Henry D. Young Dies; Burlington, Pioneer Burlington, Dec. 10. (IF) Dr.

Henry D. Young, 83, pioneer Burlington physician and past president of the Iowa Medical society, died here today. CHICAGO THEATER nee Bprtllk; fond father of Roger, brother See a regular broadcast as EXTRA of Stanley and Tekla Kooerls. nunerai Thurj tiy. Dec.

13. at 9:30 a. from FEATURE of the Stage Program! ihlirfh lir Interment Aslant Patroniz St. Adalbert's cemetery..