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CHICAGO' DAIE.Y TRIBUNE? KRIDAY. MAT 27. 1938. 10 DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN rANNIE: His Day PLANE CRASHES FROM 1,200 FEET; PILO HURT BADLY YEAH? WELL, GEE; OUST REP. PETTENGILL BACKS VAN NUYS MN SENATE.

RACE HE WENT TO TH CITY YESTERDAY HE WAS FOUR HUNNERT MILES MORN1N- MAYBE A GOOD ONE! WHERE IS JACK? SAW FOUR NEW TRUCKS PULL INTO TH LOT- BUSINESS A HE STAYED IN FROM THERE AT STOP SEVEN AT ALL N1QHT- NOBODY CAN MUST BE BOOM1N- KEEP TRACK WHERE'S JACK TWO A. M. WHEN PULLS IN-F1GQERIM' ON SOME SHUT-EYE- O' THAT GUY AMY MORE- iTTl FENCL Edward Fenel, 274S S. Lawndalu avenue, beloved husband of Mae, nee Van-cura; father of Gladys, Edward, and Shirley, brother of An gust, Frank, Lad, Robert, Richard, Marie Burcl, Ross Zavodsky. Funeral Saturday.

May 28, at chapel, 2611 S. Lawndale avenue, at 2:30 p. m. Interment Bohemian National cemetery. Lawn-dale 8030.

FINNE AN John J. Finnegan, late of 4725 N. Troy street, beloved brother of Mrs. Maria Fifer, Fort Worth, Tex. Funeral Saturday, May 28, 10:30 a.

from chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, to Our Lady of Mercy church. Interment Calvary. FISHER John W. Fisher, beloved father of Airs.

Zelma Padula. Services at funeral chapel, 4542 Ravenswood avenue, Friday, May 27, 1938, at 2 p. m. Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. FRIEDLAND Max Frledland, 938 Lakesids place, age 57 years, beloved husband of Sadie, fond father of Kate Kaufman, Mol.

lie, and Albert, brother of Morris and Jack. Funeral Friday at 1 p. m. at funeral chapel, 6145 Broadway. GUTHARDT John A.

Guthardt of 63 W. 113th. street. May 24. 1938.

dear father of Henry, William, and Herman Guthardt. Resting at funeral home, 214 E. 115th street. Services Saturday, May 28, at 3 P. at Bethel Evangelical church, 114th, and State street.

Burial Mount Greenwood. HELSEL Helen Helsel nes ButledgeL May I DIDN'T HE AR-R-R HE'S A 'TH LAW AN' COMMON V' LET YUH I SQUARE SHOOTER- DECENCY ENTITLES YOU HAW: I I QT NO I SUP-E-'SLEEP, YUH 1 TO SLEER HE SAYS, IV 4 SLEEP? I DOPEY SO-ANO-SO," HE 'BUT SO FAR! HE SAYS, I THATS I 1 THERE'S A SVS-V8UT DO IT ffl 'THERE A1NT NO LAW i HIM. I LAW ABOUT ON TH SHELF- AND THAT A TRUCK HAS ALL 1 I THAT HS SHOVES A FRESH I TO CtT NO BEDDY-BYE-H R1CHT- V- DRWER BACK W--- ti. TribttTie News Syrdicttg. Incl jgS5Z s5jiffS To Stump Indiana Against Democratic Machine.

Edward Nevers, 1114 148th street, East Chicago, was critically injured last evening when an airplane he was flying crashed into the ground from a height of 1,200 feet. The ship landed in a field at 167th street and Kedzie avenue and was demolished. Nevers, who is 31 years old, was taken to the Ingalls Memorial hospital in Harvey. He had left Dixie airport at 163d street and Western avenue a short time before in the ship, a CurtisS Junior with a 45 horse power Szek-ley engine. Several persons on the field said he was practicing vertical turns in the little pusher monoplane when he stalled the machine and it went into a spin.

Nevers had only 25 hours of flying time. He owned the plane in partnership with Harold Brown, who also lives in East Indianapolis, May 26. Congressman Samuel B. Pet-tengill, South viy I tttv i lip yxfe; 111 lJlISI I I 5-27-33 CUJ Bend Democrat, who represents the 3d Indiana district, today announced he will stump Indiana this fall in sup- port of Senator Frederick Van 14 fV TODAYS RADIO BROADCASTS flOMA nQ fafa i If 1 26, 1938, 633 W. 64th street, beloved wife of Harold mother of Bernice Helen, and Betty Jane Helsel.

At chapel, 415 W. 63d street. Funeral services Saturday, 2 :30 p. m. Interment Cedar Park.

HENKEL Karoline Slach Henkel, May 2K. 1938, beloved wife of the late Adam, fond mother of Martha Gede, Max Stach, foster mother of Adam and Mathilda Haf-Jerkamp, nine grandchildren, eight grest-srandchildren. Funeral Saturday Bt 2 p. jn. at chapel, 6453 S.

Ashland avenue. Interment Bethania. Prospect 0220. HESSELBACHER Clara T. Hesselbaehsr, 7130 Clvde avenue, wife of the late Os- ICEMKAI.

BAylJGHT TIME. ON SHOKX WAVES. Nuys as an inde- pendent candi- Feature Programs. BY LARRY WOLTERS. While radio is much occupied with Two Air Circus Aviators Are Killed in Plane Crash Salida, May 26.

OP) Two air circus flyers, Paul Glinzak of Springfield, and Charles Holbrook of Los Angeles, were killed here today Larry Gubb, Philco president, told the convention that his company is BERLIN 5:30 P. m. From providing new personalities for the planning to spend millions of dollars this year in the biggest adver Eesearch in German Folklore. DSD, 25.4 11.77 meg-. movies, once in a while some one who ON W-G-N.

"For Those They Truly Love," a drama of the civil war, will be of tising and sales campaign in its his London 6:30 r- "is an airplane crash. date for reelec- tion. Pettengill, who Is retiring volun- larily from con- frress, paid tribute to the integrity and inde- pendence of Sen- WCFL Peekers in Pantry. WJJD Missing- Persons. WBBM Mary M.

McBride. WMAQ Dan Harding's Wife. 11 :15 A. Hi W-G-N Don redro's Magic Violin. WMAQ The O'Neills.

WJJD Court interviewsi WBBM The Goldbergs. WIND 20th Century Serenade. WLS Don nd Helen. 11:30 A. M.

W-G-N Uuin fcjan's News Comment. WMAQ Farm snd Home. WBBM Helen Trent. WCFL Campus Kids. WLS Ma Perkins.

WJJD Safety court. fered over W-G-N wald, dear mother of Oswald and Walter P. Hesselbacher, Mrs. Bertha A. Schipek and Mrs.

Clara McDermott. At parlors, 7609 Stony Island avenue. Services Friday, May 27, at 2 p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

Two Cadet Flyer Killed. San Antonio, May 26. (R) There Life on Other l'lan-Ets? A talk by the Astronomer Royal, H. Spencer Jones, P. K.

D. Sc. GSP, 19.6 GSD, C5.5 11.75 GSC, S1.3 9.58 GSB. S1.5 9.51 mejr. Robert Josiah Erown, 25 years old, of Kep.

rettengill. HOSS Sarah Elizabeth Hoss, May 25, 193S. Brady, and Joe Gerald David Shannon, also 25, of Parsons, tor Van Nuys, who decided to run an independent after the Demo PKAGUE 6 :55 p. m. Va dear wife of the late Peter Joseph, and dearly beloved mother of Delia, Edith, Maud, Edward, and Arthur.

Funeral at her late home, 3511 Wrightwood avenue, Friday at 2 p. m. Interment Mount Olive. cadets at Kelly field, were killed cratic McHale-McNutt-Minton organi- riety program. OLR4A, 25.3 11.84 1LK5A, 19.7 15.23 mer.

today when their observation plane crashed near Leon Springs. JACKSON Mary E. Jackson, nee Hartlep, tory. More than 800 distributors and executives from every state and twenty foreign countries attended the meeting. Robert T.

Anderson of Harrisburg, 111., who yesterday was designated winner of the William S. Paley amateur radio award, paddled a boat through icy waters at great danger to his life to send a radio message warning that Shawneetown residents were gravely imperiled as the 1937 Ohio valley floods swept over the town. Through his efforts a rescue vessel was summoned and transported 1,500 refugees out of the Shawneetown district. The award will be presented to Anderson by the ROME 7:30 p. m.

Guest has fed in the Hollywood pastures returns to the broadcasting fold. Such is Cliff Soubier, whom you used to hear on First Nighter. The veteran character actor appeared in several films, but he has returned to Chicago and is regularly featured on the National Barn Dance and the Uncle Ezra series, as well as occasionally on several other dramatic shows. Mystery control was demonstrated for the first time publicly last evening at the national convention of Philco Radio and Television corporation in the Edgewater Beach hoteL This device enables the listener to select any one of eight stations, to change to any other, to adjust the volume, or to turn off the set from any point within a hundred feet of the receiver without use of any connecting cables, wires, or the home and the coast to coast network of the Mutual Broadcasting system at 9:30 p.m., when Curtain Time is to be presented before 600 guests in W-G-N's audience studio. The story, written by Frank Russell and produced by Blair Walliser, will feature an all-star cast headed by Alice Hill, Ed Prentiss, ration vetoed his renomination although he is a former Democratic State chairman.

Cites Van Nuys' Eecord. Certainly I'm for Fred Van Nuys," Pettengill said. "Why not? What has he done to be read out of the Night; Amy Bernardy; Rome's Midnig-ht Voice." 2RO, 31.1 9.t!3 IRF, S0.5 9.83 IQY. 25.21 11.90 mes. M-1--i WMAQ Education in Kews.

WBBM Chicago hour. WCFL Rainbow Melodies. WJJD Scoreboard. WHIP Hollywood Brevities. WIND Basepall scores.

6:15 P. M. W-G-N Armchair Melodies, WBBM Truman Bradley. P. M.

W-G-N Airliners MBS. WMAQ Dick Tracy. WIND Swing Melodies. WBBM Kitty Keoiie. 5:45 P.

M. W-G-N Orphan Annie. WCFL Jack Kelly's orch. WENR Vagabond Quartet. WMAQ Blue Baron oreh.

WBBM Lum and Abner. 6 P. M. W-G-N Popeye. WBBM John Harrington.

WMAQ Don Winelow. WHIP Sport review. WIND German hour. 6:15 P. M.

W-G-N Buddy Clark orch. WBBM Boake Carter. WMAQ Uncle Ezra. 6:30 T. M.

W-G-N Bob Elson. WBBM Adventures in Science. WHIP Golden hour. WAAF Sunset Serenade. WENR Dinner Date.

WJJD Sentenced Men. WCFL Hillbilly music WMAQ Fort Pearson. 6:45 P. M. W-G-N Boiognlni's oreh.

WBBM We, the Wives. WJJD Sports review. WMAQ Let's Celebrate. WCFL Hal Totten. WENR Vocal Varieties.

7 P. M. W-G-N What's My Naue5 WMAQ Lucille Manners. WAAF Don Bolt. WBBM Arthur Godfrey.

BERLIN 8 :45 p. m. Ger man Buildinps. DJD, 11.77 meg-. CHICAGO FREQUENCIES.

party? What is wrong with his voting record on agriculture, labor, the (Twenty service man, or business, Times W-G-N WCBD 10SO tow? WMBI 1080 WIND 560 Arerart) Xt i CBS president at a luncheon in New WBBM 770 Chicago's WM AQ 670 York on June 9. Alice K1U. WLS 870 Hi But because he opposed the court packing and reorganization bills and condemned sitdown strikes he is to be denied renomination. And by whom? It is a sorry thing that 11:45 A. M.

W-G-N Musical Mail Eos. WCFL Bailey Axton, songs. WLS Short Stories. WBBM Our Gal, Sunday. Noon.

V-G-N Man on State Street. WMBI Midday Gospel. WBBM Betty and Bob. WLS Roundup. WCFL Hit revue.

WHIP Southtown Church. 13:15 P. M. V(3-N Noontime Melodies. WBBM Betty Crocker.

WCFL Escorts and Betty. WHIP Englewood hour. 13:30 P. M. W-G-N Markets.

WMAQ Words and Music. WLS Vegetable Markets. WB3M Grimm's Daughter. WCFL Noonday concert. 13:33 P.

M. W-G-N Midday service: Clinton C. Cox, Drexel Park rresbyterin church. 13:43 P. M.

jy.G-N L. Ireudbcrs's orchestra MISS. WBBM Valiant Lady. WCFL Voice of Experience. WLS Dinnerbell program.

1 P. M. WJJD 1130 WWAE 1200 WSBC 1210 WGES 1300 WHFC 1420 WHIP 1180 WEN 870 WAAF 920 WCl'L 970 John Walsh, and George Neise. Budd Hulick and Arlene Francis will bring another of their interest-ins and amusing audience participa 935,000 voting Democrats have to sit News and notes: Vivian Delia Chiesa, who has risen to popularity as a radio and opera singer in her home town, plans to leave here early next month to sing in Italian and preference for Izin Sen AND LOW PRICES 6:15 A. 1I.

wife of the late Charles E. Jackson, fond mother of Charlea F. W. Jackson, sister of Mrs. Charles A.

Barr nd Mrs. Lillian Wells. Funeral Saturday, at 2 p.m., at funeral home, 2601 Vermont street. Blue Island, 111. Interment Oak Woods cemetery.

JAMES Jonathan L. James, May 26, 1938. husband of Edna James, brother of Louis. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p. at funeral home, 318-320 N.

Central avenue, Austin. Interment Acacia Park. JORGENSEN Line Jorgensen, May 26, 1938, -wife of the late Peter C. Jorgensen, mother of Thomas Peter Andrew Jorgensen, Mrs. Lillian Lee, Mrs.

Florence Blocker and Mrs. Ethel Lee. Services at 63d and Harvard, Saturday, May 28, at p. m. Interment Oak Woods.

KANE Joseph Kane, beloved son of Annie Kane nee Hanley and the late Michael, fond brother of John, Ann, and William Kane, Helen Banlon, and the late Margaret Ryan. Remains at 6530 S. Bishop street. Funeral Saturday at 9 a. m.

to St. Brendan church. Interment Calvary. KELLY Mano Kelly nee Cole, late of 8330 S. Paulina street, beloved wife of Timothy, devoted mother of Mrs.

Frances O'Connor and Walter, and the late William and John. Funeral notice later. KRAMP Emlie Halfpap Kramp, beloved wife of the late Theodore Kramp, fond mother of Mrs. Emma Hastings, Paul. August, the late Edward and Louis Kramp.

Funeral at her late residence, 4638 S. Fairfield avenue. Saturday. May 28, at 1 in. Interment Mount Greenwood cemetery.

Information call Yards 4765. LEVIN Simon Levin, brother of John, Emma Cohen, Meyer, and the late Dora Gore. Member of Keystone lodge. No. 639.

A. F. A. M. Funeral Friday, 2 p.

W-G-N Good Moruins Pro e.round until two or three men pre sent them with a hand picked candi date. tion games to W-G-N at 7 p. m. on gram. 7 A.

M. Swiss opera houses. Dr. Maude Slye, cancer research ex 1V-G-N California Sunshine. WCFL Rise and Shine.

fVMAQ Suburban hour. several minion men at work a ear and a half ago now are without jobs. They are asking the reason jr. ir v. pert of the University of Chicago, 7XT the What's My Name? program.

Other features: 8:15 a. m. Carolyn Fryce, Home Councilor. 10:15 Bachelor's Children MBS. 11:30 Quin Ryan's News Commen it Ml W'AAI1 Breakfast Express.

Julian Bentlcy. 7:15 A. M. Hvhy. will discuss cancer and hereditary in WIND Cubs Pittabursh electric circuit.

In short, it is control of the radio through radio itself. As demonstrated, the living room receiver is tuned or retuned by flicks of a dial somewhat similar to that employed on a telephone. The control unit is housed in a portable compact case weighing a couple of pounds. Philco declines to disclose the secret of operation. It was explained that each control is adapted specifically for one receiver and that no interference from a neighbor who might have a similar instrument is possible.

They are adapted at present only to the higher priced fluences on the Adventures in Science WLS Hi-Boys. 7:30 A. M. "They should look at the index of Industrial production of the federal reserve board. It shows the total program at 6:30 this evening on WBBM-CBS.

Prof. Quiz has W-G-N Harold Turner, pian W-G-N Music Boy. game. WLS Don Kelly's review. 7:15 1'.

M. WCFL Pop tunes. WLS Julian Bentley. 7:30 1. AI.

WLS Top the Nomine. volume of goods produced by in finally revealed his real name Dr. WBBM Musical Clock. ist LMKSJ. VVCFL Man on the Street.

WBBM Manhattan Mother. -115 I' M. MOSUMEHTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. WJJD Christian Science pro- dustry. This index is the most re- Earl Craig and he lives at the Bar- tram.

A. M. bizon-Plaza hotel, Ntw York. liable measure we have of prosperity UALJTY MONIJU.BSXS. MAUSULKUMS, AND MARKERS ERECTED ANYWHERE.

CHAS. ft. BTjAKB 1000 E. 67TH-ST. W-G-N Kveryday Words." The Minneapolis Symphony is to tary.

12:35 p. m. Midday Service Clinton C. Cox, Drexel Park Presbyterian church. 6 Popeye.

7:30 The Lone Ranger The) Mutual Symphony orchestra. ON OTHER STATIONS. W-G-N Lone WBBM Paul Whiteman. WLS Death Valley Days. 8 P.

M. W-G-N Bob Crc-sby'g oreh. WLS Geo. Olson's Review. WMAQ Waltz Time.

or depression. I Traces Industrial Decline. WCFtj Breakfast club. WIND Prof. Fred Eastman.

CEMETEET MARKERS. MONUMENTS AT broadcast a concert at 8 tomorrow night over WMAQ-NBC with Dmitri WMAQ Your Neighbor. aavinjrs. sears' state-strt Store Basement. That index shows that the highest WLS Grace Wilson.

Mitropoulous as guest conductor. production of goods during the pres 8:05 A. M. CEMETERIES. W-G-N Good Morninc Tro- ent administration took place in De traiu.

8:15 A. M. cember, 1936, and January, 1937. On ESTATE ORDERS SOLD 4 LOTS 6 Braves each: perpetual care: hear office: dir. only 8125 per lot.

Kildare 3135. OBITUARIES Han. 12, 1937, the reorganization pro W-G-N I'arolyn Price. WLS Julian Eentley. 8:30 A.

M. gram was introduced. Three weeks later, on Feb. 5, the Supreme court LARGE FAMILY PLOT ARLINGTON OLD sec. nr.

entran. Will divide. Priced to sell. Eue. 4088.

J. Stone. 717 S. Harvey, OakPk. W-G-N Good Morning Pro- Dr.

Burr us Munn. bill shocked the country. rram. The index of industrial production WMAQ Whistler tr His Dor. WBBM Road of Life.

WLS Devotions. Immediately started to slide down hill. Louisville, May 26. UP) Dr. Burrus Munn, 50 years old, former business manager and later a member of the Center college faculty, died 8:15 A.

M. Investors immediately became cau WLS Jolly Joe's Pet Pals. GRACELAND CEMETERY SIX GRAVE lot. Maplewood Section: perpetual care; very reasonable. Address 89.

Tribune. GLEN OAKS 6 SAC. S15 EACH. i7rii.J?i--i,.nrj-p';'tf'- PprP- Tft- Bfrk. 470Q.

O'HANLEYr" FUNERAL DIRECTION perteftion. 7705 Cottage (irnvi. 7705 WBBM Linda's First I-ove. WMAQ Amanda Snow. today of complications that followed an operation.

He practiced law in the 2 p. m.WBBM-WCFL President Roosevelt speaks at Arthurdale. 6:33 WBBM Adventures in Science with Dr. Maude Slye. 7 WMAQ Lucille Manners' concert.

7 :30 WBBM Paul it an's show. 8 WMAQ Waltz Time with Frank Munn. 8 WLS George Olsen's Revue. 8 WBBM Hollywood Hotel with preview of "Under Western 8:30 WMAQ True Stories. 9 WMAQ First Nighter Love and Uncle Baldy." 9 WENR Ross-Armstrong fight.

9 WBBM Song Shop, with Singin' Sam. tious. Dollars went into hiding. Then came the sitdown strike, with tacit support from Washington, and from that time on conditions have con- 9 A. M.

W-G-N Martha Crane nd Helen Joyce. south before coming here ten years WBBM Pretty Kitiy Kelly. ago. stantly grown worse. WBBM Hollywood Hotel.

8:15 T. M. WCFL Favorite Melodies. 8:30 P. M.

W-G-N Bolognini's orch. WMAQ True Stories. WENR Crossroads. 8:45 r. M.

W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune. WCFL Louie and Weasel. 8:53 P. M. W-G-N Sports Celebrity parade.

9 P. M. W-G-N Ci-oare Sodero'g Symphony orchestra MBSj. WMAQ First Nighter. WBBM The Song Shop.

WENR Ross-Armstr'ng fight. WIND Bill Carlsen's orch. 9:15 P. M. WIND Ray Pearl's orch.

:30 P. M. W-G-N Curtain Time. WCFL Perry Come. WENH Now and Then.

WIND Tommy Olt, organ. WMAQ Jimmy idler. 9:45 P. M. WMAQ Dorothy Thompson.

WBBM Tom Sawyer. 10 P. M. WMAQ Amos 'n' Andy. WBBM Just Entertainment.

WCFL Novena Service. WENR Globe Trotter. 10:15 P. M. W-G-N Bolognini's orch.

WMAQ Fort Pearson. WBEM Vic Arden's orch. 10:30 P. M. W-G-N Jack Denny's orch.

10:45 P. M. ''So who is right. Van Nuys or those who are trying to defeat him? Van Nuys is right. He is right from the standpoint of constitutional gov at chapel, 3654 W.

Roosevelt road. LEVY Mrs. Anna Levy, beloved wife of Max Levy, suddenly, at 5 p. m. Thursday at her residence, 2333 W.

Monroe. Services at chapel, 2346 Madison, at 2 p. m. Saturday, to family lot, Oakridge cemetery. MANNING See Katherin Roemer notice.

MILLER Nellie G-. Miller, R. late of 1148 N. Lorel avenue. Chicago, beloved sister of Mrs.

Minnie M. Bruhn. Funeral services Friday, 8 p. at chapel, 2346 W. Madison street.

Interment Saturday at Sterling, 111. MOENCH Elizabeth Moench, late of 6947 Prairie avenue, wife of the late William beloved mother of Emma Diehl. Adolph, Rose, and Minnie Moench. Funeral Saturday, May 28. 1:30 p.

in chapel, 7032 Wentworth-av. Interment Waldheim. MOFFETT J. Rodd Moflett, age 31, May 24, 1938. husband of Marianne Carter Moffett.

son of Lacy I. Moflett and Kate C. Moflett, brother of Florence. Martha, Katherine, Alexander, Irvine, and Robert. Funeral services, Saturday.

2:30 p. at chapel, 200 E. Erie street. NELSON Peter C. Nelson, 75 years of age, May 26, 1938.

of 1953 Henderson street, beloved husband of Matilda father of Grace C. Holmes, Arvid C. Nelson, and the late Mildred E. Pilkington, brother of Etna Erickson of Wilton, N. Betty Johnson of Los Angeles, and Nels Lindberg: of Sweden.

Services at chapel, 6501 N. Ashland avenue. Saturday, May 28, at p. m. Interment Montrose.

KOWAK Nellie Collins Nowak, S947 Prospect avenue, beloved wife of the late Joseph fond mother of Frances, Josephine, and Helen McKennan, devoted grandmother of Mary Ellen and Theodora McKennan. Funeral Saturday. May 28, at 9:30 a. m. from chapel, 9900 S.

Throop street, to St. Margaret church. Interment Mount Olivet. EEILLY Thomas R. Reilly.

beloved husband of the late Nora E. Donohue Reilly, loving father of Leona Prudentia, Thomas, Joseph, John, and Mary Reilly, brother of Margaret Parker, Patrick J. Reilly, and the late Sister Mary Prudentia. B. V.

Rose Raleigh, Michael R. V. RASMUSSEN SUED BY WIFE; ernment. He is right from the stand' point of jobs. The record proves it DEATH NOTICES re received for publication In ihe next morning's Final Edition of the Chicago Tribune up to 11:00 each night.

Cell Superior 0100 Want Ad-Yiser. beyond the shadow of a doubt. W-G-N Quarter Hour Musical. WCFL Spotlight program. WLS Business of Farming.

WBBM The O'Neils. 1:30 P. M. IV-G-N June Baker, boms manasemt'nt LMBSI. WHIP Concert orchestra.

WBBM Man tin the Street. 1:15 P. M. W-G-N Melody Time. WLS Voice of Fecdlot.

WBBM Houseboat Hannah. WMAQ Philadelphia trio. P. M. W-G-N Marriage License Romances MisSJ.

WLS School Time. WMAQ Pepper Young. WCFL President Roosevelt. Also WBBM. WJJD You Can't Tell Trutn.

WAAF Carnival Matinee. 2:15 P. M. W-G-N Moods in Musie. WMAQ Ma Porkins.

WHIP Tin Pan Alley. WLS Homemakers' hour. WBBM Meet the Missus. 2:30 P. M.

W-G-N Harold Stokes orch. WMAQ Vic and Sade. WBBM Flanasrams. 3:40 P. M.

WJJD Warren Brown. 2:15 P. M. W-G-N The Leadoff Man. WMAQ Guiding Light.

WBBM Dugout Dope. WJJD Warren Brown. WIND Baseball Highlights. 2:55 P. M.

W-G-N Baseball Sox ts. Detroit. Also WBBM, WJJD, WIND, WtfL. 3 P. M.

WENR Club Matinee. WMAQ Backbtage Wife. WMBI Radio Bible School. 3:15 P. M.

WMAQ Mary Marlin. WENR Club Matinee. 3:30 P. M. WMAQ Hughes BeeL 3:45 P.

M. WMAQ Road to Life. WHIP Hollywood News. WAAF Jimmie Kozak. 4 P.

M. WMAQ Teatirne Varieties. 4:15 P. M. WMAQ Carlo tta.

songs. WENR Music Circle. 4:30 r. M. WMAQ Your Family ana Mine.

WENR Little Variety Show. 4:45 P. M. WMAQ Romance Rhythm. WBBM Tenth inning.

5 V. M. W-G-N Bill Anson. WENR St. Scholastica The voters of Indiana are more Interested in jobs than in the polit Mr.

Anna Nehf Levy. Mrs. Anna Nehf Levy, a resident of Chicago for fifty-five years, died yesterday in her home at 2333 Monroe street. She had been ill several years. Mrs.

Levy was 72 years old. She was born in Port Washington, Wis. She is survived by her husband, Max Levy, a brother of Charles Levy, head of the Charles Levy Circulating company. Max Levy is connected with that company. A brother, William Nehf, also survives.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 2346 Madison street. Burial will be in Oak-ridge cemetery. Dr.

T. L. Stedraan. New York, May 26 Special. Dr.

Thomas Lathrop Stedman, writer on medical subjects, died today at the Home for Old Men and Aged Couples, after a brief illness. He was 84 years old. He compiled "A Practical Medical Dictionary," which has been widely used in the profession. The thirteenth edition was published in 1935. Dr.

John J. Abel. Baltimore, May 28. () Dr. John Jacob Abel, 81 years old, professor emeritus of pharmacology at the Johns Hopkins hospital, died here today.

He had been ill for sev ical grudges a few Democrats have against Senator Van Nuys. I am cer- RITES TOMORROW FOR W. C. BUETHE, tain the people will prefer a tried PACKING OFFICIAL statesman to a political Charley McCarthy." C. O.

PICKETS CONVENTION IN Funeral services will be held at 2 DEATH NOTICES WBBM Guy Lombardo'i p. m. tomorrow in the Wilmette Bap WCFL Just eig-hbors. WMAQ Mrs. Wigrss.

WHIP Hit review. 9:15 A. M. WLS Asher Jimmie. WBBM Myrt and Marge.

9:30 A. M. W-G-N Melody Parade. WBBM Hilltop House. WLS Attorney-at-Law.

WAAF Canary Serenade. WMAQ Just Plain Bill. 9:45 A. M. W-G-N Ir.

Friendly: Drama. WJJD Tucker's oreh. WMAQ Woman in White. WXS Julian Bentley. WBBM Stepmother.

WCFL Bittersweet Melodies. 10 A. M. W-G-N Get Thin to Mnsic WIND Municipal court. WCFL Voice ensemble.

WLS Viennese ensemble. WMAQ David Harum. 10:15 A. M. W-G-N Bachelor's Children.

WLS Pepper Young-. WJJD Handicappins. WBBM Editor's daughter. WMAQ Lorenzo Jones. 10:30 A.

M. W-G-N Painted Dreams. WXS Vic and Sade. WIND Serenade to Ladies. WMAQ How to Be Charm-ins-.

WCFL New Songs. 10:45 A. M. W-G-N" Stella Dallas." WMAQ Hello WBBM Aunt Jenny's Stories. WJJD Dance Melodies.

WAAF Foolish Questions. WLS Gospel 11 A. M. W-G-N Melodies in rkhythm. WLS Markets.

orch. ii r. m. SERVED AT CLUB Robert V. Rasmussen, vice president of the National Tea company and son of its founders, was sued for divorce yesterday by Mrs.

Ritchey Farrell Rasmussen, southern beauty whom he married on May 12, 1937, in Nashville, Tenn. She charges him with misconduct last April 8 in Duluth, with a Jane Roe, and asks alimony and custody of their daughter, Ritchey, born last April 20. Deputy Sherif Thomas Gordon served the divorce suit summons on Rasmussen in the Racquet club shortly before midnight, after he had waited in vain at the Chicago airport for young Rasmussen's return from Minnesota. Rasmussen is 32 years old and his wife is 20. tist church for William C.

Buethe, 64 years old, vice president and treas HOTEL; SEIZE 6 In Memoriam, BANDY Janis Bandy. In lovinsr remembrance, May 37, 1937. In our hearts you are ever near, Janis, dear. LOVING PARENTS AND SISTER, BROCKHOFF Frederick Brockhoff, 1935. In lovinsr memory of our dear husband and father.

LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. Six men connected with the Committee for Industrial Organization Were arrested yesterday for handing urer of Wilson who died Wednesday night in the Evanston hospital. He had been ill two weeks. Mr. Buethe, who was an authority on packing industry finances, joined Wilson Co.

in 1897 soon after coming to this country from Germany. He was elected treasurer in 1909. Surviving are his widow, Mary; a daugh cut circulars at the Edgewater Beach hotel where a convention of Philco W-G-N Reggie Child's orch. WENR Desirable Music. WMAQ Stan Norris' orch.

WBBM Noble's orch. 11:30 P. M. W-G-N Bob Crosby's oreh. WMAQ Henderson's orch.

WBBM Buddy Rogers' orch. 11:43 P. M. WENR Jimmie Grier'a orch. WIND Night Club of Air.

Midnight. W-G-N Charlie Agnew'i orchestra. WMAQ Stan Morris' orch. WIND Nile Watch. WENR lna Hutton'g orch.

12:30 A. M. W-G-N Vincent Pirro's orch. MBS. 1 P.

M. W-G-N Jack Denny's orchestra MBS. radio dealers was being held. ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Dunakin of Whea- The circulars called attention to a ltbor dispute in Philadelphia with the "Philco corporation, and carried pro- under the signature of the ton, and three sons, Walter of Boston, and William and Robert Buethe, live in the family home, 1351 Electrical, Radio, and Ma Greenwood avenue, Wilmette.

Eurial chine Workers' union. Two of the C. I. O. men were arrested in the eral weeks.

He was credited wim two major advances in medical science, the isolation of adrenalin and the isolation in crystal form of insulin. He was born in Cleveland. James Forbes. Copyright: 1938: By the New York Times.l FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAIN, Germany, May 26. James Forbes, American playwright, died of heart disease here today.

He was 66 years old. Forbes' home was in "New York. hotel by Lieut. Charles Egan of the state's attorney's office, and the others Daniel Frohman, in New York Hospital New York, May 26. Special.

Daniel Frohman, dean of the American theater, is in the Wickersham hospital here. Hospital officials refused to disclose the nature of his illness, but it was said that he was doing all right and was resting comfortably. Mr. Frohman is 86 years old. will be at Montclair, N.

Mr, Buethe's first home in America. Elihu Root's Net Estate were picked up outside. REAR ADMIRAL The prisoners, who were held with Is Valued at $2,921,350 out charge at the Summerdale sta tion last night, and who will be ques COMPLETE 750 FOOT TRANSMITTER TOWER FOR STATION W-G-N Itioned at the state's attorney's office New York, May 26. Special. Elihu Root, one time secretary of state and secretary of war, left gross MAGRUDER DIES; NAVAL VETERAN Newport, R.

May 26. Special.l Rear Admiral Thomas Picket Ma- today, are James Carey of New York city; William Jacobs, Michael Toohey, and David Neish, all of Philadelphia gruaer, years Fred McCall of Newportville, Pa and Lief Jorgensen of Chicago. (Picture on bach page.) Steel workers have completed erec old, who retired assets of $2,996,209 and a net estate of $2,921,350. That was shown in an estate tax appraisal filed today. Securities were appraised at $2,624,022.

Aside from $223,000 in twelve public bequests, the bulk of the state goes to three children. tion of W-G-N's new transmitter ts: from the navy eight years ago, Pickets who have been marching in front of the Consumers Cooperative tower which rises 750 feet above the Service store at 5633 Harper avenue died today of heart disease at his summer home for several days were withdrawn yes ground, the highest structure in the middle west. It is located on Route 53 4 terday after the five clerks in the in Jamestown. He KLINGEL John H. Klingrel, 1935.

In loving memory. SISTER, SADIE SOSDORF. LLEWELLYN In lovins memory of our son, James Llewellyn, who passed away ten years ago today. MOTHER AND FATHER. AYLWARD John Aylward of 723 E.

90th street, beloved husband of Margaret nee O'Rourke, fond father of Mrs. Marie Lewins, Mrs. Helen Bedding-, and Mrs. Margaret Green, brother of Michael Doyle. Funeral Saturday at 9 a.

m. from chapel, 9108 Cottage Grove avenue, to St. Joachim church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. Member of Retired Policemen's association.

BAIR STOW Florence Bairstow, May 25, 1938, age 78, wife of Jowett Bairstow, mother of Maud Bairstow Johnson, Bairstow, and Louise Bairstow Mae-Innis. Funeral Friday, May 27, at 2:30 p. at Christ church chapel, Waukesran, 111. Resting at funeral home, 236 N. Genesee, Waukegan, 111.

BUCKLEY Mary Tahan Euckley, beloved wife of James sister of Joseph of Dixon, 111., Patrick of Sterling-, William of Rock Island, Anna and Katherine Tahan of Chicago. Funeral Saturday, May 28. at chapel, 3246 W. Jackson boulevard. Requiem high mass at Our Lady of Sorrows church at 9:30 a.

m. Interment Calvary. Funeral private. Please omit flowers. Kedzie 2394.

BUETHE William C. BiiSthe, asre 64 years, of 1351 Greenwood averifte, Wilmette, husband of Mary father of Elizabeth B. Dunakin, Walter Robert and William B. Buethe. Services Saturday.

2 p. at Wilmette Baptist church. Interment Montclair, N. J. CHRISTEN SEN Niels Christenscn.

7923 May street, beloved husband of Meta Christensen, dear father of the late Mrs. Mae Lindquist. Funeral Mondty, May 30, at 2 p. at funeral home, corner 79th and Aberdeen. Determent at Oak HilL COLLIN Etta Collin, nee Schettler, late of 3227 Maypole avenue, beloved wife of the late Harry A.

Collin, fond mother of Mrs. O. A. Kleinman, John, Wilson, and the late Bell Laurence. Resting at funeral home, 5321 Madison street.

Funeral services Friday. May 27, at 1 p. m. Interment Bluff City cemetery, Elgin, 111. Austin 8020.

DALEY Annie Daley nee Lucy, at Detroit. late of 630 W. 45th place, beloved mother of Gertrude Minkel of Detroit, and the late Eugene, Daniel, and Charles. Funeral notice later. DEGNER Florence Elsie Degner of 1631 Winona avenue.

May 26, 1938, beloved wife of Fred Degner, daughter of Matilda and the late Victor Bowman, sister of Floyd Bowman. Services at chapel, 55U1 Saturday, May 28, at 3 p. under auspices of Hiram chapter. No. 867, O.

E. S. Interment Memorial Park. DILLON Katherine A. Dillon nee O'Don-nelll, beloved wife of the late Patrick J.

Dillon, fond mother of Mrs. Lillian Leavy, Mrs. Ella Williams, William J. and George Dillon, sister of Mary E. McLaughlin and the late Nora Dillon and James O'Donnell.

-J '1 became a rear ad place joined the Retail Clerks Pro tective association. Six hundred residents of the Hyde Park section, in fc miral in 1921 after having held eluding many professors and students of the University of Chicago, own the store. Dr. Arthur C. McGiffert, the rank temporarily for a year.

Board Is Named to Choose Firemen for Hero Awards A board of judges was appointed yesterday by Fire Commissioner Michael J. Corrigan to select each month the winner of a hero award to be made to the department by Albert J. Pixley, restaurant owner. The award, which will go to the fireman or group of them who perform the most heroic deed in line of duty, will be $25 in cash and a silver trophy. and Charles Reilly.

Funeral Saturday at :30 a. m. from his late home, 5338 W. Van Buren f-treet, to Resurrection church. Interment Calvary.

Member of St. Patrick council, No. 1742. K. of C.

Lawn-dale 5799. ROEMER Katherine Roemer, wife of the late Sebastian, dear mother of Mrs. Anna Manning, Carl, end the late Louis. Funeral Saturday, May 28. at 9 :30 a.

from her late residence, 1431 W. 71st street, to Sacred Heart church. Interment St. Mary's. Stewart 0460.

SCHNEIDER SNYDER Sarah Cook Snyder, late of 4032 N. Albany avenue, beloved mother of Mrs. Alice Cook Guild, John William and the lata Julius Cook, Louis and Thomas Snyder, and Mrs. Anna Palm. At rest at chapel, 2341 Milwaukee avenue, until 1 p.

n. Saturday, May 28. Services at 3 P. m. at Irving- Park Congregational church, 4201 N.

Troy street. Interment Montrose. Member of American Ladies' society. SCHORR Frank G. Schorr, beloved husband of Clara Karstedt Schorr, fond father of Franklin and Burton.

Funeral Saturday, May 28, at 2 p. at funeral home, 5744 North avenue. Interment Acacia Park cemetery. Member of Oriental lodge. No.

33, A. F. A. Lincoln Park chapter. No.

177, R. A. and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, local No. 134. SHEIK Katherine Sheike, May 26, at her home.

2214 Carmen avenue, beloved sister of John and Edwin Sheike. Funeral st chapel, 6200 N. Saturday, May 28, at 2 p. m. Interment Rosehill.

SIEGFRIED George Siegfried, late of 3423 Greenview avenue, beloved husband of Julia nee Anderson, dear father of Grace Hough, Edward John and Kenneth. G. Funeral services Saturday, 2 V. at funeral home, 1458 Belmont, to Montrose, TELENINS August G. Telenins of 5222 N.

Kimball avenue, beloved husband of Sigrid, nee Enberg; fond father of Mrs. Grace Conway. Mrs. Miriam Maurus, and Anita. Services Saturday, May 2S, at 2 P.

m. st funeral home, 3918 Irving Park road. Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery. TUCKER Jessie Geraldine Tucker of 3521 N. Greenview avenue.

May 26, 1938, beloved wife of Hugh G. Tucker, mother of Lillian June, Robert and Richard Bister of Mrs. Grant O. Dennison of Anderson and Mrs. Jennie Phillips.

Services st chapel, 5501 N. Ashland avenue, Friday, May 27, at 8 p. m. Burial Coloma, Mich. VORNS AND Marie Vornsand, May 25, 1938, beloved wife of the late John fond mother of Helen Keipert, Louise Wendel, Johanna J.utz, Elisabeth, Clara Grining.

Margaret, Walter, Lydia, and Gerhardt, grandmother of six grandchildren. Resting at late residence, 7551 Yale avenue, until 11 a. m. Saturday. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.

at St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran church, 74th and S. Michigan, the Rev. A. Preis-inger officiating.

Interment Zion Lutheran cemetery. Prospect 0220. WIECZOROWSK1 Marcyanna Wieczorowski, May -26, 1938. beloved wife of the late Ignatius, mother of Alexander. Funeral Saturday, May 28, at 10:30 from Jate residence.

93a Wolfram street, to Holy Trinity church, Noble street. Interment St. Adalbert cemetery. WILLIAMS Albert E. Williams of 906 Keystone avenue.

River Forest, beloved husband of Carolyn, dear father of Albert E. Jr and brother of David Charles. At rest and services at chapel. 523 Lake street. Oak Park, Friday.

3 p. m. Interment Mouni Emblem. Information. Euclid 1643.

YOUNG Elizabeth Toung, mother of Isabel! sister of Donald Gillespie. Funeral Friday, 3 p. at 2114 Irvinj Fark road. professor of theology, is chairman of the board of managers. MRSJC7W.

BARNES two miles north of Itasca and 24 miles northwest of the loop. The slender radiator may be seen for many miles the highest mark on the skyline. The new tower together with the previously announced building program for W-G-N will increase the signal strength of the 50,000 watt station and improve reception in many areas. The tower, which weighs 65 tons, is delicately balanced on a "pin point" porcelain insulator. Guy cables are attached at 286 foot and 562 foot levels, anchored to concrete piers 450 feet from the base of the shaft.

Admiral Magru- der was born in Yazoo county, and was graduated from the Naval acad- emy in 1889. He 'J I Teacher's LEAVES was made an en- Admiral Magruder sign in 1891 and later was promoted for bravery in the war with Spain. WILL PROBATED The will of Mrs. Alice R.eid Earnes, wife of Clifford W. Barnes, president of the Sunday Evening club, was filed ionoFBl''1'1 yesterday in the Probate court of Lake county at Waukegan.

Mrs. Barnes, who died at her home, 500 North Sheridan road, Lake Forest, on May Scotch Whisky Tether Sons GLASGOW- 12, left an estate estimated at more than $500,000 SCOTLAND After several bequests, including one of her jewelry and personal eiiects to her daughter. Miss Lilace Reid Scotch stancb for flaYOirr tbe I After the armistice in 1918 he commanded the battleship Nevada, and from 1920 to 1921 acted as naval at-tachS to the American embassy in Paris. In 1925 he was intrusted with the command of all light cruisers in connection with the fleet's visit to Australia. After' that he commanded the 4th naval district and the Philadelphia navy yard.

While there he produced a series of magazine articles that contained allegations of inefficiency and waste in the navy. He even said that there were too many admirals. After that he was relieved of his command and left with instructions merely to await orders." He waited until August, 1929, when he was given the command of the base force of the United States fleet. He was commanding at New Orleans, Sth naval 'district, when he retired, Dec. 1, 1D3L world ver.and holds to p'--, Barnes, Mrs.

Barnes left the bulk of her estate to her husband. On his death it will go to the daughter. In addition she disposed of a trust left her bv her father, Simon TOMAN OUT FOR KERNER AS NEW FEDERAL JUDGE Sherif John Toman announced himself yesterday as one of the leaders of a movement in the Democratic party to boost Attorney General Otto Kerner for one of the two new United States judgeships soon expected to be open for Illinois appointments. Toman and Aid. Henry Sonnenschein 22d, have talked with Mayor Kelly and Gov.

Horner on the subject. A bill to create additional federal judgeships Is now before President Roosevelt. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from residence, 1139 N. Monitor-av.

to St. Angela church. Interment Calvary. a quality that never changes. DOLEZAL Anna Dolezal nee Michal, May 26, 1938, beloved wife of Joseph Kid Taylor, daughter of Theresa Michal, fond sister of Marie Poss, John and Joseph Reid, Chicago merchant and founder of Reid-Murdoch company.

Of this amount $37,000 goes into a trust for thp Visitinc Nurse association, $37,000 Michal. At chapel, 6215 W. 26th street, Krst thing upon arising add the juice of a Sunkist Lemon to a tall glass of cold or warm water. Into another glass put a half teaspooa of baking soda (bicarbonate). Pourbackandforthafew times and drink.

Do this daily, and see how you benefit! Copyright, 1938, California Frait Growers Eichanpa. aIiforniai5unkshIcMonSj ieu.i agents, Schisffelin NEW YORK city. IMPORTERS SIMM im Representatives for Illinois: myt Horns fjilitv Company 444 "West Grand Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Fhoas feior 9S82, 9SS3, 9363 Berwyn, until Saturday, 9 a. m. Funeral Saturday, May 28 at 2 p.

from Sokol Berwyn hall, 27th place and Ridgeland in trust for the Young Women's Christian association, and $26,000 in trust for Sunrlav pwnine club. A pro- avenue, Berwyn, to Bohemian National Berwyn 1S88. ttc hearing will be held on June 16..