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33 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 19, 1937. DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES DICK TRACY View from a Cornfield THE ENGINE RACING AND THE CAR IN SECOND GEAR, BALTIMORE SAGE VISIONS ALL U. S. TALKING LIKE US THE "BLANK RELEASES THE' CLUTCH AND LEAVES.

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CORSIGLIA, 58, RESTAURANT OWNER, IS DEAD Joseph Corsiglia, who operated a restaurant at Illinois and Orleans streets for 28 years and later at 6308 North Western avenue, died yesterday in his home at 5338 North Western avenue after a long illness. He was 58 years old. Mr. Corsiglia is survived by his widow, Maria; three daughters, Mrs. Theresa Groppo and Marie and Louise Corsiglia, and five sons, John, Joseph, August, Steve, and Louis.

The funeral will be at 9:15 a. m. Monday from the Church of the Assumption, with burial in Mount Carmel cemetery. C. C.

Sloan, Flying Doctor of Moline, Dead at 60 Yrs. Moline, 111., Nov. 18. LSpecial.J Services will be held here tomorrow BRASMER Clarence Brasmer, Nov. 17, 1937, at Fort Worth, formerly of Chicago, beloved husband of Anna, dear father of Carolyn and Carl.

Services at chapel, 5501 N. Saturday, Kov. 20, at 3 p. m. Interment Acacia Park.

BRUEBACH Hermine Bruebach, nee Schaar, Nov. 17, 1937. 4211 W. 21st place, beloved wife of Ferdinand, fond mother ol William Anna Kraut, Fred and Edna Westlund. Funeral Saturday, 2:30 p.

at chapel, 5701 W. Division street. Interment Forest Home. CAIRNS Jessie V. Cairns, Nov.

15, of 3439 Drummond place, wife of Robert daughter of Kate and the late Andrew Cory, sister of Mattie Minnie Kent, Edna Niles. Edgar, and Clyde Cory. Services Saturday. Nov. 20.

at 2 p. m. at chapel, 214-216 S. Western avenue, at Jackson boulevard. Interment Arlington.

CARROLL Mary Brophy Carroll, beloved wife of the late Stephan Carroll, lona mother of James, Mrs. Daniel F. McMahon, and the late Mary Morris, John and Stephan, sister of Bee and Thomas Brophy. Funeral Saturday, at 9:30 a. from her daughter's residence, 3240 Lake Shore drive, to Our Lady of Mount Carmel church.

Interment Calvary cemetery. Stewart 7700. CORSIGLIA Joseph Corsiglia, dearly beloved husband of Maria I nee Solan 1, tond father of Mrs. Theresa Groppo, John. Marie, Joseph August, Steve.

Louise, and Louis, brother of Gus. Mrs. Antoinette Scari, Mrs. Theresa DeFraneesco. Mrs.

Catherine Tirio, and the late Louis. Funeral Monday. Nov. 22, from late residence, 5338 N. Western avenue, at 9:15 a.

to the Assumption church. Interment Mount Carmel. For information call Edgewater 5271 or Brunswick 8220. CZARNY Anna Czarny, nee Wozniak, Kov. 16.

mother of Joseph, Frank, Walter, Sister Marv Dozvtea. Balbina. and Aniela, sister of Frances Janik. Funeral from late residence. 4320 S.

Honore street. Saturday. Nov. 20, 9:30 a. to Sacred Heart of Jesus church, 4600 S.

Wolcott avenue Interment Resurrection. DAVENPORT Adelbert G. Davenport, sud denly, beloved husband of Clara, nee John son. Funeral Saturday, Nov. 20, at 2:30 p.

at funeral home, Belmont avenue at Rose street. Franklin Park. Interment Acacia. Information, Franklin Park 170. DEECKEN Herman C.

Deecken, Nov. 18, age 47, husband of Hattie, father of Robert, brother of Fred, Charles, Ernest, Amanda Deecken, and Mrs. Clara Horlbeek, son of of the late Charles and Fredericks Deecken. Funeral services at late home, 10411 Avenue G. Saturday afternoon at 1:30.

Interment Oak Woods. South Chicago 0632. ECKENROTH Charles H. Eckenroth, Nov. 17, 1937, of 8019 Rhodes avenue, beloved husband of the late Anna Maria, nee Ternes, and father of Charles, Frank, Dorothy, William, Catherine, George, and Clarence Eckenroth.

Funeral Saturday at 10:45 a. m. from chapel, 1820 S. to St. Dorothy church.

Burial St. Mary's. ENGELHARD Paul Engelhard, 83 Cowley road, Riverside, beloved husband of Hulda, fond father of Hope Branura, Cloy Engelhard, Muriel Boyd. Blanche MePher-6on, Willard and Eugene F. Resting at funeral home, 177 Woodside road.

Riverside, until 10 a. m. Saturday. Services at residence. 83 Cowley road, Saturday, at 3 p.

m. Cremation Waldheim. For information Riverside 5345. FOLEY James Foley, beloved husband of Hazel, fond father of Dorothy Funeral Saturday, Nov. 20.

9:30 a. from his late residence. 833 Evanston. to St. Mary church.

Burial at Calvary. FONTAN A Lucille Fontana fnee Tontillol. heloved wife of Anthony, fond daughter of Natale and Marie Tontillo. sister of Gus, Josephine, Bennie Tony, Frances. Rosalie, and Sam.

Funeral Saturday, Nov. 20, at 9:30 a. at i hapol. 708 N. Weils street, at Huron.

Interment Mount Carmel. Superior 0095. FRE1TAS Anna C. Freitas, nee Rosen-treter, beloved wife of the late Charles W. Freitas fond mother of Mrs.

Lillian Walker and the late George and Ruth, sister of J. Dreiner, Mrs. Kate Tosch, Mrs. Laura Rippe, and Joseph E. Roscntreter.

Funeral services Saturday, Nov. 20, at 2:30 p. at chapel. 6754 Northwest highway. Interment Town of Maine cemetery.

Member of Edison Park chapter. No. 987. O. E.

S. GOLDENSTERN Ruth K. Goldenstern. nee Keimel, of Whiting, formerly of Elm-hurst, 111., beloved wife of Elmer, mother of Nancy Ruth, daughter of Augusta Keimel. Funeral Saturday.

2 p. at chapel. 134 S. York street. Elmhurst.

111. to Elm Lawn Abbey. GREENE Rose Greene fnee Clairl, late of 1720 W. 80th street, beloved wife of John mother of Morgan and the late Rosemary and Shirley Ann, daughter of thp late James T. and Catherine, sister of Edward John James C.

and J- Emmett Clair, Mrs. William Mangan, Mrs. Lee Knox. Mrs. Dan Thompson of Ottawa.

111., and the late William M. Clair. Funeral Monday, at 0 :30 a. from residence of brother, 8005 S. to Little Flower church.

Burial Holy Sepulchre. Yards 0662. HAGELUND Margaret Hagelund, nee Mullen, entered into rest Wednesday. Nov. 17.

15)37, 5:15 p. St. Louis, beloved wife of John H. dear sister of Mrs. Alice Gatiss, Mrs.

R. J. Carroll. Mrs R. T.

Puhlman and Mrs. C. E. Shreve. and our dear aunt.

Remain? will arrive on Friday, Nov. 19, 6 p. m. Funeral at chapel, 5522 S. Halsted street.

10:30 a m. Sptur-day, Nov. 20. Interment in Mount Olivet. HARRISON Amos Harrison.

6655 Went-worth avenue, Nov. 17. 1937, beloved husband of Emma Harrison, son of Mrs. Mary Leyden Harrison, brother of Raymond, Martha, Edwin, Joseph. James and the late Daniel.

Funeral from residence, 6655 Went-worth avenue, Saturday, Nov. 20, at 9 a. to St. Bernard church. Burial Mount Olivet.

HE BEL Anna Hebel, Nov. 17, 1937, wife of the late John Hebel and late Jacob Youngerg, mother of Rose Kaminski, Marie Jaszczak, Viola Finn. Helen Mueller. Susan, John, and the late Joseph, mother-in-law of Emily Bartell. Funeral Monday.

Nov. 22, 9 :30 a. from residence. 4627 S. Mozart street, to Five Holy Martyrs church.

Interment Resurrection cemetery. For information Boulevard 4421. 'TICRMAN Fred Herman, beloved husband of Sallie, nee Blonder: devoted father of Morton, Edward. Louis. Ethel Schwartz and Gertrude Levine, dear grandfather of Flor-eive and Leonard Herman.

Funeral services Friday. 1J a. at memorial chapel. 5206 Broadway. Interment Jewish Waldheim.

Family at 2144 Arthur avenue. Please omit flowers. I LDEBRECHT Louise Hildebrecht. Nov 14, age 60 years, at Los Angeles. Cal Formerly of Chicago.

Beloved wife of the late Arthur. Remains at funeral parlors, 8044 Commercial avenue. Services Saturday. Nov. 20, at Graceland cemetery chanel.

1 p. m. Please omit flowers. South Chicago 0242. HOCHENBERG Louis Hoehenberg.

cousin of Dave, Meyer, ano Fanny Hillenbrr three brothers in Eurooe. Funeral Friday. Hi a. at chapel 2235 W. Division street HOGAN Thomas 3.

Hogan. heloved husband nt Josephine, nee lobolsiki. fond father ot Helen Westlund. Julia Anderson. Josephine Bagley.

and James, brother of Julia O'Brien Mary Kllen, and Edward J. Funeral Saturday, Nov. 2. at a. from late residence.

1738 N. Mrnaro avenue to St. Angela church. Interment All Saint? cemetery. Information, call MTrimac 4558 HOLTHOEFER Mary Weber Holthoeler Nov.

17, wife of Herman mother of Mrs Thomas Kchw. Mr Mose KWioe. Howard. Mark. Sister Mary Delphim.

Mrs John Bird. David. Lewis and Mrs John Griffin, sister of Mrs Ain.inda Matthews and Mrs. Emma Rna-h FuiKr.il Saturday, 9:30 a. from residcme.

7359 Pax ton avenue, to St. Philip Nri churvh. Requiem high mass lO a. m. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

South Shore K.X22 HORRELL Florence B. Horrell. dearly beloved wife of Sidney J. beloved daughter of Harry and Etta Bernstein, sister of Bertha Nathan. Sarah Mailer, Ceil Frank, William Bernstein, and the late Miriam L.

Funeral Friday. 2 p. at chapel, 5206 Broadway. Burial Rosemont Park cemetery. HUETTEN Emilie Huelten, nee Gerts, Nov 17, beloved wife of the late Fred, fond mother of John, Margaret Glody and Fred, sister of Frieda Arnold.

Oscar, and the late John Gerts. Funeral Monday. Nov. 22. at 2 p.

at chapel. 1458 Belmont avenue. Interment Memorial Park. HUNT George Sylvester Hunt, formerly of 1619 Winona, beloved husband of Mae. father of Mrs.

Harold Tierney and Douglas, grandfather of Betty Mae and Patricia Irene At funeral home, 1732 Wilson av. Services Saturday, 2 p. under the auspices of Illinois commandery. No. 72, K.

T. Interment Acacia Park. JANUSZEWSKI Andrew Januszewski of 745 Noble street, husband of Antoinette. Resting at chapel, 1455 W. Superior street.

Funeral Monday, Nov. 22. at 10 a. at Holy Innocents chv.reh. Interment St.

Adalbert cemetery. For information call Monroe 3179. JONES Clara Jones, wife of Oliver Jones, at her home. 3947 Federal street, Nov. 18.

Funeral at Mount Vernon church. 31)20 S. Dearborn street, Saturday, 3 p. m. Remains at chapel, 4030 S.

State street. KADISON Phil M. Kadison, beloved sou ol the late Isaac and Betsy Kadison. fond brother of Louis, Ella Klipiter. Julia Green.

Dave. Etta Cohen. Lilly Barker, William, and the late Moe and Joe. Funeral Friday, 11 a. at chapel.

3125 W. Roosevelt road. Interment Jewish Waldheim. KOLLAB Anna Kollar, uee Tesak, Nov. 16.

1937, of 839 Rockwell street; belovtil wife of Andrew, fond mother of Emil auu Walter, mother-in-law of George grandmother of William Rakita. Funera Nov. 20 1937, at 1 p. from late rei deuce to Slovak Evangelical Lntlier-i-Holy Trinity church, Chicago avenue street. Interment Bohemian National LOEHNES Emma Loehnes.

Nov. 18. 193" of 2644 Burling street: fond mother Harry H. and Elza Forrey. Services -chapel, 2701 U.

Clark street, Satui.i at 1:30 p. m. Interment Wunders. MAC MURRAY Jennie Areson wife of James E. Mae Murray, mother Helen Rubel Winters, James L.

Donald MacMurr ay, Miriam M. Martin, Isobol M. Anderson, at Pasadena, Nov 1 Interment Forest Lawn. Nov. 20.

McMEEN Edgar S. McMeen, beloved fall-of Harry H. McMeen, brother of Grz-Lawson of Reeds Gap, and Hugh L. Altoona, Pa. Funeral services at chapi 1 4141 Cottage Grove avenue, Saturday.

Nov 20, at 2 p. m. Interment Cedar Park. MORGAN Stuart I. Morgan, age 20 years, beloved son of Morris L.

and Lillian Morgan, dear brother of William, Pauline, and Sandra. Funeral Friday. 3:30 p. at chapel, 3125 W. Roosevelt road.

Interment Jewish Waldheim. NELSON John A. Nelson, beloved husband of Mary, nee Lyons; fond father of John E. Nelson, Mrs. Anna Murray and Mrs.

Lillian Lindenberg. Funeral Saturday, 9 a. from chapel, 2346 W. to St, Matthew church. Interment Mount Carmel.

O'NETLL Margaret Powers O'Neill; beloved wife of the late James dear mother of Margaret-Mary; fond sister of Mame, James Edward, John, and the late William Powers. Funeral Saturday, 0:30 a. from residence, 1845 S. to Blessed Sacrament church. Interment Mount Carmel.

Information, Victory 1158. OTT Dorothy Wilhelmina Ott. suddenly. Nov. 18, at Istanbul, Turkey, beloved daughter of John Nash Ott and the late Wilhelmina Forgan Ott.

beloved sister of Mary Ott Kemp and John Nash Ott Jr. PABST Edmund F. Pabst beloved husband of Emma Pabst. fond father of Mrs. Ian Keith, Mrs.

John Mills. Mrs. Norman Tweed, Adolph. Otto, and Edmund Pabst, Funeral Saturday. 1:30 p.

from residence. 528 Wellington avenue, to St. Paul's Lutheran church. 2335 Orchard street Interment Memorial Park cemetery. PALTJMBO Carmelo Palumbo, 1445 N.

Law-ler avenue, beloved husband of the late Josephine Palumbo fnee Ippolito, fond father of Frank. Annetta, Nilla. and Emma, father-in-law of Dr. Vincent Scaletta, Mr. Frank Trapanese, and Mrs.

Frank Palumbo. Funeral from chapel. 1158 W. Grand avenue, Saturday. Nov.

20, 1937. at 9 a. m. Mass as Sancta Maria Addolorata church, May and Erie streets. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery.

For information call Monroe 5288-89. PEAVLER John H. Peavler, beloved husband of Jennie, fond father of Eugene, Lois, and Gail White. Funeral Saturdav. 2 p.

at funeral parlors, 1227 Devon avenue. Interment Rosehill. PETERSON Elsie Grace Peterson, nee Ober. at residence. 8123 Vincennes avenue: beloved daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Ober, loving granddaughter of Mrs. Henry Seitz, fond niece of Mr. and Mrs. George Baxter and Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. O'Day of New York City. Remains resting at funera! home.

7918 South Park avenue. Funeral services Friday. Nov. 19. 1937, at 2:30 p.

Oak Woods. Albuquerque. N. papers please copy. PODOL Sylvia Podol.

nee Berman. beloved wife of Emanuel, loving mother of Rk-h-ard, fond daughter of Elizabeth and the late Jacob, dear sister of Sidney. services Friday. 1 n. at memorial chapel, 5206 Broadway.

Interment O. B. Waldheim. PODOLSKY See Sylvia Podol notice. ROGNSTAD Signrd A.

Rognstad, Nov. 18. 1937, beloved husband of Margaret nee BlekcnJ, dear father of Bruce, fond son of Mnrius and the late Emelia, brother of Leonore. Services Saturday at 2 p. bi.

at funeral chancl. 4338-40 Fullerton avenue. Interment Mount Olive. SATTLER Tlpnnis CatHa. jn 1 vi i i EUircr- ten parkway, son of the late Dennis and Katharine, beloved husband of Mary dines Sa.tt!er.

loving father of Kathryn Wiggins. Mary Sattler, and Rose De Shazo. brother of Edward Mary Dubelbeis. Philo-mena Efftmg, Louise McNift, Elizabeth Miller, and the late Helena Brennan. grandfather of Edsar Sattler Wirnns.

Donald. DenniK. John, and Jerome De Shazo. Funeral from parlor-. 228 W.

Saturday, at 9:30 a. to St. Clement church. Interment St Mary s. Member of Chicago Undertakers' Association.

Funeral Service associated. Dearborn 936S. SCHREIBER Frank J. Schreiher, Nov. IS.

of 351 Marion street. Glen Ellyn, beloved husbnnd of Mrrsaret, fond father of Vernon Roy and Lc is Joy son of Catherine Schrieber. at. chancl. 493 Main street.

Glen EMyn. FniK-rnl Saturday, 2-30 p. at Lutheran church. Interment Forest Hou.3. SCHUERM ANN Ida Schuerraann fnee Schmidt 1.

beloved wife of George loving mother of Walter and George H. Jr fond grandmother of Leonard and Florence Sehuermann; past worthy matron of Equality chapter. No. 770. O.

E. president of St. Matthew's Ladtes' Aid; member of Oldenburrrr Frauen Verein. Funeral Saturday, at 1:30 p. from funeral home, 102.3 N.

California avenue, to St. Matthew church. Washtenaw avenue and Iowa street. Interment Oakridge. SE A BECK Carol Ann Seabeck, Nov.

18. late of 4012 N. Manlewood avenue, beloved daughter of Bort and Christine Sea-beck. Funeral Saturday. 1:30 p.

at ehanel. 3175 N. Clark street. Interment Ridgewood. ''ICERY Mary Scery.

nee Killian. beloved wife of the late Pr trick, mother of Mrs. Catherine MeGe, Mrs. Margaret Smith. Michael Patrick and the late Sister M.

Rsymond. R. S. M. Funeral Saturday at 10:30 a.

from funeral home. S. Halsted street, to Visitation hurch. Interment Mount Olivet Yards OH62. SEVERS EN St en Seversrn.

dear father of Ingram. Arthur. Harold sinrt Norman Sever-sen. Helga Olsen. Rnth Rn--nuien.

and Myrtle Jackson, ei-rht -rran-lchildren and one great-grandchild. Remains resting at chanel, 3105-07 N. Cn-ero avenue. Funera! services Saturday. Nov.

f-t chanel at 2 p. Interm'-nt Mount Olive. Information Kildare 1320. cORENSKN Soren ISaml Soretisen. beloved husband of Olsra.

no- Ostrom. fond father of Jeannette and William brother of Mrs. Cecilia Friis. Funeral Saturday. Nov.

20. at 2:30 p. at chapel, 2800 Belmont avenue. Mount Olive cemeterv. Member of A.

A. of S. E. R. E.

of division No. 241. Armitage avenue barn. STMAS-Rebecca ller Syman. age 62 years, of 4928 N.

Whipple street, beloved mother of Harry J. and Morris Feller, Mary Adler. Elizabeth Fein. Doris Reid. Mildred Ross? Martha Tross.

Jor'phin Signl. and Bertha Feller. Burial Peoria. 111.. Friday.

Nov. 19. 2 p. m. Peoria papers please copy.

TFUTHORN A ugusf a Teuthorn of 3912 Janssen avenue: beloved wife of the late Otto, fond moiher of Kurt, dear mother-in-law of Helen, nee Manson. Services Saturday. Nov. 20. at 3 p.

st chapel. 3905-07 Lincoln av. Interment Gracelaud. THOMPSON Martha Thompson, nee Duzan. 1325 S.

50th court Cicero, beloved wiic of John T. Thomoson. fond mother of Lois, Garland. Irene, and Norma. Servies 2 p.

m. at chanel. 2307 S. S2d avenue, Cifro, 111. fnterment Forest Home.

THUMM Charlotte Thnmm, late of 4212 Sawyer avenue, beloved mother of G. Grassmann am' the late Minnie E. Bodcl-son, grandmother of Martin J. Bodelson Funeral Saturday Nov. 20, at 2:30 p.

at funeral home. Lincoln avenue. Interment Memorial Park cemetery. TROST Joseph J. Trost, Nov.

18, 1937, at residence, 224 N. Pine avenue, beloved husband of Agnes M. I nee Henry 1, fond brother of William, Gertrude and Peter C. Trost Funeral services Monday, 9:30 a. at St.

Catherine church. Washing ton and Austin boulevards. Entombment at All Saints cemetery. Longbeach 5147. TROTTER Robert Trotter, suddenly, lond brother of Mrs.

Margaret Bristol and the late Jamee, Peter, and John Trotter and Mrs. Sarah McManus. Member of Garfield Park Aerie. No 1113, F. O.

E. Fu-neal from chancl. 4138 W. Madison street. Saturday, at 8 a.

m. sharp', to St Mel church. Interment Mount Carmel. WALES Edward Wales, beloved husband ol Helene. nee Komornik.

son of Mary and the late William J- brother of Ambrose. William. Jessie Culligan. and the late Joseph. Funeral Saturday at 9:30 a.

from funeral home. 5438 Halsted street, to Visita.ion church. Interment Sepulchre. Yards 0(562. WEST Mrs.

Ida B. West, at King Bruwaert house. IH. FulCrr.l rmtiee later. JIARD OF THANKS.

MiMEM'M The family of the late Andrew grau-fn! to and f- floral and kind rx'ii of by. m.m::nkmy. OEOJcnid A "tin to the ntenior-- Sunday. Nov. 'M- cemetery.

For- si I -iRTS Silverman. at W'ooJlaw CENTRAL STANDARD TIME. ON SHOUT WAVES. ROME 5:00 p. m.

Concert; "Rome's Midnight Voice." 2RO, 31.1 9.63 meg. LONDON 5:30 p. m. As I See It," 3, a talk by Sir Hush Walpole. GSP, 19.

6 15.31 SGD, 25.5 ni 11.75 GSB, 31.5 9.51 meg. MOSCOW 6:00 p. m. News for English Listeners. RAN, 31.

9.6 meg. BERLIN 8:15 p. m. impromptus by Franz Schubert. DJD, 25.4 11.77 meg.

LONDON 8:40 p. m. Frank fiiffo's Brass Quintet, Clifford Deri baritonej. GSD, 25.5 11.75 GSC, 31.3 9.58 GSB. 31.6 9.51 mes.

CHICAGO WAVE LENGTHS. W.G-N ISO A AF 920 WWAE 1200 WMAU 070 WCFL 980 WEDC 1210 WBBM 770 WMBI-1080 WSBC 1210 WEN 870 WCBD 1080 WGES 1380 WIND 550 WJJD 1180 WHIP 1460 WLS 870 A. M. 1 Good Morning program. WBBM Musical Clock.

WCFL Musical Clock. WMA Suburban hour. WLS Julian Bentley. WHIP Wake Up and Sing. 7:15 W-G-N Everyday Words.

WLS Pokie Martin. 7 :) W-G-N Good Morning program. 7:30 W-G-N Music Box. WLS Morning Devotion. WJJD Christian Science program.

WAAF Breakfast Express. WCFL Melody Parade. 7 :45 WLS Jolly Joe's Pals. WCFL Morning Melodies. WJJD Kinney's Hawaiians.

8:00 W-G-N The Merrymakers. WMAQ Your Neighbors. WHIP Just About Time. WLS Lulu Belle. WCFL Breakfast club.

8:15 W-G-N Good Morning program. 8:30 WHIP SyncopaUon. WMAQ Whistler and Dog. WLS Old Kitchen Kettle. WJJD Lady Be Good.

8 :45 WLS Hilltoppers. WJJD Postal Service talk. WMAQ Aunt Jemima. 9:00 W-G-N Martha Crane and Helen Joyce. WBBM Pretty Kitty Kelly.

WLS Mary Marlin. WJJD Bosworth program. WAAF The Morning Revue. WCFL Party Line. WMAQ Mrs.

Wiggs. 9:15 WIND Hawaiian Serenade. WLS Ma Perkins. WBBM Myrt and Marge. WCFL Vaughan de Leath.

WAAF King of the Kitchen. WMAQ John's Other Wife. 9:30 W-G-N Get Thin to Mutsic. WBBM Tony Wons and Scrap Book. WJJD A talk.

WAAF Estelle Barnes. WCFL Bennett and Wolverton. WMAQ Just Plain Bill. WLS Pepper Young's Family. WIND Eb and Zeb.

9:45 W-G-N Musical Mail Box. WIND Rhubarb Bed. WMAQ Today's Children. WCFL Swing Time. WBBM Man on the Street.

W-G-N Don l'edro and piano. WJJD Songs of Pioneers. WBBM Magazine of the Air. WMAQ David Harum. WIND Municipal court.

WCFL Spotlight program. WLS The O'Neills. 10:15 W-G-N Bachelor's Children. WMAQ Backstage Wife. WCFL Josh Higgins.

WJJD Happy Harmonies. WLS The Road of Life. 10:30 W-G-N Painted Dreams. WLS Vic and Sade. WIND Speaking of Love.

WBBM Big Sister. WAAF Sweet and Slow. WCFL Peekers in the Pantry. WJJD Woman's Exchange program. WMAQ How to Be Charming.

10:45 W-G-N Art Kalin, pianist. WMAQ Hello, Peggy. WBBM Real Life Stories. WJJD Fitzpatrick orchestra. WAAF Foolish Questions.

WLS The Gospel Singer. 11 W-G-N Woman in the Store. WJJD Bureau of Missing Persons. WMAQ Girl Alone. WHIP Tunemaker.

WBBM Mary Margaret McBride. WIND" My Boy Mat." WCFL Happy Jack Turner. WAAF Melody Parade. WLS Virginia Lee and Sunbeam. 1 1 1 5 W-G-N Morning Melodies.

WMAQ The Goldbergs. WAAF Memory Lane. WBBM Edwin C. Hill. WIND 20th Century Serenade.

WLS Chuck, Ray. and Christine. WJJD Criminal court interview. WCFIj Soap Creek Corners. 11 W-G-N Quin Ryan's News Commen tary.

WMAQ Farm and Home hour. WBBM Helen Trent. WAAF Myrna Dee Sergent. WMBI Continued Story. WCFL Dick Fidier's orchestra.

WJJD Safety court; Judge Braude. WIND Harry Zimmerman. We Are Four IMBSJ. WBBM Our Gal Sunday. WCFL Fashions on Parade.

WLS Market reports. Noon W-G-N Bob Elson on State Street. WBBM Betty and Bob. WIND Musical Inuterlude. WAAF The Symphonic hour.

WLS Dinner Bell program. WHIP Southtown church hour. V. M. W-G-N Carson Robisnn nd Bncke-roos MHM.

WBBM Betty Crocker. WJJD Loop Noonday service. WCFL New songs. 13 :30 W-G-N Markets. WMAQ Dan Harding's Wife.

WBBM Arnold Grimm's Daughter. WCFL Young Widder Jones. 12:35 W-G-N Midday service: Wm. G.xlt. Stewardship, Sery.

American Lu-thern church. 12 :45 WMAQ The King of Hearts. WBBM Holylwood in Person. WLS Voice of the Feedlot. WCFL Man on the Street.

1 W-G-N Palmer House Concert orchestra. WCFL The Melody hour. WAAF Silver Notes. WJJD Executive Club Meeting. WHIP Waltz Time.

WLS School Time. WBBM News Through Woman's Eyes. WMAQ Music appreciation. 1:15 W-G-N Wife vs. Secretary.

WHIP Lord and Lady Muehbucks. WBBM Kitty Keene. Inc. WAAF Waltz Time. WLS The Old Timers.

1 r30 W-G-N Lucky Girl. WHIP Traflc court. WLS Closing grain markets. WBBM School of the Air. 1 :45 W-G-N Beatrice Fairfax MBSJ.

WJJD Serenader. R'opyrieht. 1937. bv fhirifn inuune-rt. i.

mews syndicate, Inc. Today's Features ON W-G-N. Drama, football news and popular music all will vie for attention on the W-G-N and Mu tual schedule tonight. At 7 p. m.

Mary Jane Walsh, songstress, will be heard with Nat Brusiloff orchestra; 7:15, the Lifetime revue, with Harold Stokes, the W-G-N Dance orchestra, and Arthur Wright, tenor; 7:30, the Lone Ranger 8:45, the reading ofTomorro w's Tribune, and an interview with Nat Brusiloff. Zack Hickman, Illinois football star in 1928; 9, football forecast with Lou Little, head coach at Columbia university, and at 9:30, Curtain Time, dramatic presentation, with Blair Walliser directing "The Righteous Mr. King," by Ruth Glasscott, starring Hugh Studebaker, Cecil and Bill Bouchey. Other features: 9:30 a. m.

Get Thin to Music with Wallace. MBS. Are Four. MBS. 12:15 p.

m. Carson Robison and his Buckaroos. MBS. 1:45 Beatrice Fairfax. MBS.

2:00 Marriage License Romances. 6:00 Toy Center Tonight. ON OTHEK STATIONS. 6:15 p. m.

WBBM Northwestern university book chat with Aldous Huxley. 7 WLS Grand Central Station. 7 WBBM Hammerstein Music Hall. 7:30 WBBM Hal 'Kemp's music and Alice Faye. 8 WBBM Hollywood Hotel with Tyrone Power in Second Honeymoon." 8 WMAQ Waltz Time with Frank Munn.

8 WLS Varsity show from Indiana university. 8:30 WMAQ Court of Human Relations. 9 WMAQ First Nighter with Les Tremayne and Barbara Luddy in Because She Saw Red." 9 Armstrong-Beauhuld WLS Melody Parade. 2:00 W-G-N Marriage License Romances. WMAQ Pepper Young's Family.

WCFL Radio Guild. WLS Homemaker's hour. WHIP Variety matinee. WBBM Gossip club. WJJD Sports: Warren Brown.

3:15 W-G-N June Baker, Home Management. WIND Tommy Ott. WMAQ Ma Perkins. WAAF Holly wod Brevities. WBBM Meet the Missus.

2 W-G-N Good Health and Training MBS. WMAQ Vic and Sade. WLS Musical Roundun. WAAF Red Hot and Low Down. WBBM Jennie Peabody.

2:45 W-G-N Harold Turner, pianist. WMAQ The O'Neills. WBBM Quarter Hour of Romance. WIND Problems for Pamela. 3 :00 W-G-N Four Stars Tonight.

WMAQ Lorenzo Jones. WENR Club Matinee. WIND Waltz Time. WBBM Houseboat Hanah. 3:15 W-G-N Lady of Millions.

WMAQ The Guiding Light. WENR Club Matinee. WBBM Linda's First Love. 3 :30 W-G-N Board of foreign missions, Methodist Episcopal church, round table on world conditions and social problems. WCFL Hour of Friendship.

WMAQ Mary Marlin. WBBM Missus Goes to Market 3 15 W-G-N String Sextette. WMAQ The Road of Life. WBBM Dr. Allan R.

Dafoc. WHIP Just Kids. WAAF Jimmie Kozak. WIND Cappy's Cabana. 4 W-G-N Ozark Minstrels.

WENR Music Circle. WCFL Nite Club. WBBM Follow the Moon. WMAQ The Children Speak. WJJD Sons of Pioneers.

4:15 WMAQ Tea Time Varieties WBBM Life of Mary Sothern. WIND Man at the WAAF Sport Shorts. WENR Representative Hamilton Fish. WJJD Cumberland Ridge Runners 4 :25 WAAF Shadowland. 4:30 WCFL Tea time.

WMAQ Vagabonds. WENR Jackie Heller. WBBM Dorothy Gordon. 4:45 WMAQ Romance and Rhythm. WBBM Hilltop House.

WIND Singing ScbooL WENR Calif ornians. W-G-N Jolly Joe. WMAQ Don Winslow. WBBM Truman WCFL Education in the News. WIND Stamp Man.

WMBI Bible Quiz. WENR Junior Nurse Corps. 6:15 W-G-N Buddy and Ginger. WIND Sons of Pioneers. WENR Marek Weber's orchestra.

WCFL Jack Kelly's orchestra. ADVERTISMENTI vou can't BEAT rAl All i 1 i I Radio Spreads Midwest Speech, Says Mencken. BY LARRY WOLTERS. Because of radio, English as it is epoken in the midwest may yet prevail across the nation. That opinion Was expressed by H.

L. Mencken, author of "The American Language," 3n an interview the other day with Prof. Cabell Greet of Barnard college, CBS consultant on speech, on a School of the Air broadcast. "My guess is," the sage of Baltimore explained, "that the radio will help midwestern American prevail throughout the country. It is bound to prevail anyhow.

It is somehow harsh, but on all other counts it is a really excellent speech. It's only serious rivals, the Boston and southern dialects, are much inferior to it Jn every way, and so is the southern English that is standard in England." Mr. Mencken's expression is not altogether prophetic. On the major networks, even when programs originate in the east, few announcers accents that identify them with the east or south are permitted. Only one we can recall offhand with a Harvard accent as broad as Mr.

Roosevelt's is John O'Connor, a Boston lad. Of course there are certain snooty perfume and cosmetic sponsors who insist on a voice with a Park avenue sound to it. But in the main, wherever speech can be controled in broadcasting, a modified midwestern is already the choice. Fred Allen is one lad who can go to Hollywood without going Holly wood. With Lionel Stander, former associate and now a Hollywood tough guy, as his guest, he did a thorough job of deflating the typical Hollywood love feast type interview.

Instead of exchanging lavish and extravagant compliments and indulging in other kylocyclic backscratching as is usually the case when movie m. c. presents a star, they said what was in their hearts. Stander pushed off with "Your face is just about the worst I have ever galloped my astigmatism over." To this salute Allen retorted, "You'd shrivel a Boy Scout at 20 paces." That, of course, was only the beginning. Allen has a new feature he call3 People You Never Expected to Meet," which enables him to give his talents in mild insult full play.

First person examined was a boy autograph collector, a glib youth, who returned blow for blow. News notes: Bobbe Arnst, comedienne of "You Can't Take It With You," is in make a guest appear-ancp on W-G-N's On a Sunday Afternoon show at 2 p. m. next Sabbati. Jack Benny will do his own version of Lost Horizon on Sunday.

Joanna Xenos, 13 year old prodigy in mathematics, who is a freshman at Mundclein college," will be interviewed on the Radio News-reel program over WMAQ-NBC at 2 p. m. Sunday. Sheila Barrett arvd Roland Young will give a stream lined version on the Time of Your Life program on Sunday. Lou Adrian, Chicago theater orchestra leader, will provide the musical interludes for the telepathy series When it moves to CBS on Sunday, Dec.

5. Paul Whiteman opens a return engagement at the Drake hotel and over tonight. Oddly enough Whiteman, who until at least recently Was still associated with NBC Artists' bureau, in addition to playing his sustaining programs exclusively over Mutual, will soon launch a sponsored series on CBS. Nancy Wicker, 11 year old daughter of Irene Wicker, the Singing Lady, is to make her first radio appearance on W-G-N-Mutual at 4 p. m.

Sunday in the play, "The Magic Fishbone." Find TeaCompanyManager Dead in Auto in Glen Ellyn Frank Schreiber, 40 years old. 351 Marion avenue, Glen Ellyn, district manager of the Jewel Tea company, was found dead yesterday in his automobile near Lake Ellyn in the suburb. Police said a rubber hose from the exhaust pipe led into the car. The contents of a note left to his widow, Margaret, were not revealed. Schreiber was a member of the village park board.

Two children also survive. Dr. L. B. Bowers, Head of Kansas Wesleyan Dead Salina, Nov.

18. OP) Dr. Larkin Bruce Bowers, 60 years old, president of the Kansas Wesleyan university, died today. He was injured Thursday in an automobile accident. Want to Pawn Ring? Must Leave Thumb Prints, Too Indianapolis, Nov.

ISpf cial. An ordinance requiring thumb printing of all persons who pawn articles in Indianapolis was signed by Mayor Walter C. Boetcher todav. OH BEEN lb a WMAQ Rhythmaires. WBBM Eleanor Howe.

5:25 WBBM Voice of Carelessness. 5 :30 W-G-N Charlie Chan. WMAQ Jack Armstrong. WIND Bill, Mac, and Jimmy. WENR News report.

WBBM Pappy Cheshire. 5:45 W-G-N Orphan Annie. WENR Escorts and Betty. WCFL Stanley Hiekman. WMAQ Tom Mix.

6 :00 W-G-N Toy Center Tonight. WBBM Don Haucock. WCFL Dinner concert. WMAQ Malcolm Claire. WENR Football Prophet.

WIND German hour. 6:15 W-G-N Bob Elson sport review. WMAQ Uncle Ezra. WBBM Northwestern U. Bookshelf.

WCFL Piano Recital. WENR Dr. Karl Reiland. 6:30 W-G-N Palmer House Concert orchestra MBS. WMAQ For'.

Pearson. WBBM Air Flow Harmonies. WENR Lum and Abner. WCFL Sunny Sam. w-G-N Henry Weber's Con.

Orchestra fMBSI. WBBM Boake Carter. WMAQ Varzos' orchestra. WENR Vocal Varieties. WCFL Pat Kennedy.

7 Mary Jane Walsh MBS. WMAQ Lucille Manners. WBBM Music Hall. WLS Grand Central Station. 7 5 W-G-N Harold Stokes' Lifetime Revue fMBSI.

WIND The Friendly Philosopher. WCFL Stars of Tomorrow. 7 :30 W-G-N The Lone Ranger MBS. WLS Death Valley Days. WBBM Hal Kemp's orchestra.

WCFL Streamline Melodies. Herr Louie and Weasel. 8:00 W-G-N Kay Kyser's orch. MBS. WMAQ Waltz time.

WLS Varsity show. WBBM Hollywood Hotel. 8:15 WCFL Evening Serenade. 8:30 W-G-N Ennio Bologninis Gypsy Concert orchestra. WMAQ Ct.

of Human Relations. WENR Tommy Dorsey orchestra. 8 :45 W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune. W-G-N Highlights of sports. 9:00 W-G-N Lou Little's football forecast IMBSJ.

WMAQ First Nighter. WENR Armstrong-Beauhuld Boxing. WBBM Song Shop. 9 1 5 W-G-N Wayne King's orchestra. WIND Waikathon.

9:30 W-G-N Curtain Time MBSJ. WMAQ Jimmy Fiddler. WCFL Tune Teaser. WIND Stars over Manhattan. 9:45 WIND Russ Hodges sports review.

WMAQ Dorothy Thompsor. WBBM Sport Huddle. 10:00 WMAQ Amos 'n' Andy. WBBM Poetic Melodies. WCFL Panchito's orchestra.

WIND Swedish program. WEXR Globe Trotter. 10:13 W-G-N Ted Wems' orch. MBS. WBBM Vic Arden's orch.

and guests. WMAQ Norman Peace. WENR King's Jesters. W-G-N Freddy Martin's orchestra. WMAQ Fort Dorsey's orchestra.

WBBM Todd Hunter. WCFL Joe Kine's orchestra. WENR Bussc'e orchestra. 10:45 WBBM Orrin Tucker's orchestra. 11 :00 W-G-N George Olsen's orch.

MBSJ. WENR Varzos' orchestra. WMAQ Marek Weber's orchestra. WCFL Scotte's orchestra. WBBM Guy Lombardo's orchestra.

11:15 WIND House of Peter McGregor. WENR Your Music. WMAQ Streamline Revue. WBBM Frankie Masters' orchestra. 11:30 W-G-N Kay Kyser's orch.

MBS. WBBM Frankie Master's orchestra. WCFL Dantzig's orchestra. WMAQ King's Jesters. 1 1.45 WMAQ Earl Hines' orchestra.

Midnight W-G-N Dick Stabiles orchestra MBS. WMAQ Panico's orchestra. WENR Marek Weber's orchestra. WIND The Night Watch. 12:15 WBBM Roy Eldridge's orclr-slra.

12:30 W-G-N Kay Kyser's orch. MBSJ. WMAQ King's Jesters. WBBM Dictators. WENR Varzos' orchestra.

1 W-G-N Wayne King's orch. BS TONIGHT MARY MARGARET MCBRIDE: Who gets paid for wearing America's richest gowns? ne in TODAY WBBM 11 A. M. Sponsored by Minute Tapioca MAREK WEBER European Music Sensation Over NBC Network 5:15 to 5:30 P.M. WENR 11:00 to 11:15 P.M.

WMAQ A mv-Ai1' I Tu DOROTHY OTT, 23, DIES IN TURKEY ON WORLD TOUR Miss Dorothy Wilhelmina Ott, 23 years old, granddaughter of the late James B. Forgan, Chicago banker, died yesterday in Istanbul, Turkey, of spinal paralysis, with which she was stricken a week ago while on a world tour. She was the daughter of Attorney John Nash Ott, 17 Indian Hill road, Win-netka, and the first Mrs. Ott, who was Jessie Forgan, and who died in 1928. A debutante of 1933, Miss Ott was Dorothy Ott.

graduated from Smith college in 1936, and continued her studies in 1937 at the University of Freiburg, in Ger many. She left last August on the tour, which she was making alone. She is survived by her father and stepmother, Mrs. Helen Porter Ott, sister, Mrs. Mary Ott Kemp of Baltimore, and a brother, John Nash Ott of 40 Woodley road, Win-netka.

Her body will be sent to Winnetka from the French hospital in Istanbul. HAD 4 MILLIONS, NOW $1.20, FACES THEFT CHARGE San Francisco, Nov. 18. VP) Gus Oliva who had $4,600,000 eight years ago came to town today with $1.20 in his pockets and a patch on his pants. He faces a theft charge in Los Angeles.

One year the former newspaper carrier paid the government a quarter of a million in taxes on a fortune he reaped in the stock market. He donated thousands to charity. He spent other thousands to furnish his Russian Hill apartment to rival that of Templeton Crocker, multi-millionaire. Some say Oliva bet on a California-Stanford football game. Then bad investments cleaned him and now he faces a Los Angeles charge of putting up a $1,700 ring as security on a loan, but a cheap ring showed up in its place.

On Dec. 13 friends of Gus will give a testimonial entertainment to finance his defense. He denies any guilt. 5. A.

Rognstad, Partner in Architects' Firm, Dies Sigurd Anton Rognstad, 46 years old, a partner in the firm of Michael-ser and Rognstad, architects for many public buildings, died yesterday in the Presbyterian hospital after a long illness. He lived at 6528 North Richmond street. The architectural firm, located at 3256 Franklin boulevard, "built the administration building in Garfield park and other structures in parks and in Chicago's Chinatown. Mr. Rognstad is survived by his widow, Margaret, and an adopted son, Bruce, 9 years old.

Mrs. L. Hufford, Educator, Dies at Indianapolis, lnd. Indianapolis, Nov. 18.

Special. Mrs. Lois Grosvenor Hufford, 92 years old, an educator and a student of Shakespeare, died here today. She was the widow of George W. Hufford, principal of the first two Indianapolis high schools.

She had been head of the English department of the Shortridge High school for sixteen years and an Indiana teacher for fifty-one years. She was the last survivor of the founders of the Indianapolis free kindergarten. Despondent Over Injuries, Woman Takes Poison Mrs. Catherine Astor, 44 years old, 756 California terrace, died in the County hospital last night of poison, which she swallowed in her home on Wednesday. Her husband, Joseph Astor, told police that she had been despondent since she was injured in an automobile accident a year ago.

Frank Lake, Grandfather of Ann Sothern, Is Dead Sioux City, Nov. 18. Special. Frank Lake, 76 years old, a live stock commission dealer here and grandfather of Ann Sothern, screen star, died here today. ADVERTISMENT1 OH, VOU AND LIZA FISHTIN' AffAJN 'wasn't no fight: HER LIZA VWAT I THoiSHT OF -HER PANCAKES AND HERE 1 IS if 1 i boy, wav.

Aunt afternoon for Dr. C. C. Sloan, who died last night of heart disease. He was a founder of this city's airport.

Dr. Sloan, who was 60 years old, held a pilot's license for fifteen years. He was among the early medical exam iners appointed by the department of commerce. He had been a foot ball star at Northwestern university and at the University of Pennsylvania. There he was freshman coach while taking post-graduate medical work.

He specialized in obstetrics. Dr. James R. Earle Found Dead in His Apartment Dr. James R.

Earle, 55 years old, a physician, was found dead, apparently of heart disease, yesterday in his room in an apartment hotel at 1244 North Dearborn street. Dr. Earle, who had an office at 4200 Irving Park boulevard, came to Chicago from Chattanooga, in 1932, and had lived alone since then. Relatives in Chattanooga were notified of his death. Given Every LAIN SON FUNERAL Complete Funerals as low as $110 Including Imperial Quartet Organist NORTH SOUTH MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUM.

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HOOP Frank O. Hoop. A tribute of love and remembrance to my dear husband, who passed away four years asro today, Nov. 10. In memory you will always live.

LOVING WIFE LOUISE. JUKGENSEN- Henry T. Jurgeiisen. In memory of our beloved husband and father, who passed away Nov. la, lfaSo.

for the touch of a vanished liand And the sound of a voice that is still. LOVING WIFE GERTRUDE, SON UUD. MILLER Violet Gruhlke Miller. In loving memory of our dear Lala," who passeu away two years ago today. HER FAMILY.

O'DONNELL John O'Utnineil. In loving remembrance of our dear father, who passed away eight years ago. LOVING CHILDREN. SARAH ROONEV, FRANCES DAVIS. ELIZABETH DONOVAN, TED AND WILLIAM O'DONN KLL.

ROBIN Helen Robin, nee Rosenberg, Nov. li). Today recalls sad memories Of a loved one rone to rest. And those who think or her today Are the ones who love her best." LOVING SISTERS AND BROThERS. ROBIN Helen Robin.

In loving memory ot our dear wife and mother, who passed away fifteen years ago today. LOVING HUSBAND AND DAUGHTER. TOMLINSON Louise Tomlinson. Ill fond memory of our dear mother, who passed away one year ago today. LOVING CHILDREN.

ALTBACH Leon Altbach ot 7(365 Sheridan road, beloved husband of Sarah, devoted father of Phillip, Joseph, and Rose. Funeral Friday, a p. at chapel, W. Roosevelt-rd. Burial I.

O. B. Waldheim. ANDREE Alfred Andiee. late of S40 Lill avenue; beloved husband of Helen, fond father of Agnes Bernsdorf, Alfred.

Paula, and William. Services at chapel, 2449 Lincoln avenue, Saturday at 3 p. m. BARSANTI Natale Barsanti, beloved husband of the late Maria, fond father of Mrs. Florence Redini, Mrs.

Ada Domenicali. and Frank Barsanti, brother of Andrea Barsanti. Funeral Saturday, 2 p. from chapel, 1946-48 Ogden avenue, corner Harrison street, to Oakridge abbey. Seeley 0463 BEKRY Minnie Berry, Nov.

IS, beloved wife of Sigurd fond mother of Mrs. Alice Kohlniann, Mrs. Mabel Koch and the late William and Herbert, sister of Gust and Axel Danielson, one brother and two sisters in Sweden. Funeral at her late residence, 8021 Paxton avenue, Saturday, Nov. 20, at 2 p.

m. Interment Oak Hill. BOAHDMAN Anna M. Boardman, Nov. 18, loved -wife of the late James, devoted mother of Mabelle O.

Dickinson, sister of Mrs. Emma Hollem, Mrs. Catherine Olson, Mrs. Tillie Anderson and Louis R. Mohl.

Funeral Saturday, at 2 p. at chapel, 3415 N. Clark street. Interment Fairmount. At home, 1532 W.

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