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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, ATOUST Iflgfco 18 -I Dr. Hugh D. Reed, Cornell? Zoology Dept. Head, Dies LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: Gentleman Jim Ithaca, N. Aug.

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CKYPT. 206: i4l- y' Nv ''y7f'" O'HANLEY. INC. FUNERAL DIRECTION JE "tr V-Zr" perfection. 7705 7705L I DEATH NOTICES TpAlv VVS jt I If JS" 1 'I IX TOD ATS BROADCASTS FROM CHICAGO STATIONS DEATH NOTICES avenue.

Oak Park, beloved husband of Lida C. Jones nee Gabigl, dear father ol iaun lona brother of Catherine Kea. Member of Columbian lodge. No. 819.

A. A. Madoe lodge. No. 55.

True Ivorites. Resting at funeral home. 5703 Madison street, where services will be held Wednesday, 2 p. m. Interment Forest Home.

KILLEEN Michael J. Killeen. beloved hus band of the late Rhoda Webber Killeen, loving father of George, Bernard. Alfred, Marion, Rhoda, Kathleen, Eileen. Francis, Vincent, and Gerald.

Funeral Wednesday at a. from his late home, 1106 S. Austin boulevard. Oak Park, to St. Frances of Home church.

Interment Mount Carmel. Cicero 200. LAPEBUXO Giovanina Laperuto, beloved wife of Anthony, fond mother of Mary, Michael, Anthony, and John. Funeral from nome. 8d3 S.

ilermitaare avenue, to can Callisto church, at 9 o'clock, Wednesday, Aug. sso. interment Mount Carmel. LEWIS Toby Lewis, age 37, late of 1734 Albion avenue: beloved husband of Esther, dear son of Isaac, fond father of Lorraine, dear brother of Jeanette, Sam, and Isadore. Funeral Tuesday, 2 p.

at chapel, 3163 Ogden avenue. Interment Jewish Waldheim. MASCHEK Margaret A. Maschek. nee Shes- han, of 5501 Washington boulevard, beloved wife of the late Charles C.

fond mother of Edward Earl and Mrs. Marie Purtell. At chapel. 17 Madison street, Oak Park. Funeral Wednesday, 10 to St.

Catherine of Siena church. Interment Mount Carmel. MASTERSON Thomas J. Masterson of 8037 Carpenter street, beloved husband of Mollie E. McCormick Masterson, devoted father of Margaret, brother of Annie Dig-nan, Kathryn Holton, John and the late James, Margaret Doyle, Elizabeth Stern, Delia Convey, and Edward Masterson.

Funeral Thursday, Aug. 26, at 9:30 a. from funeral home, 1018 W. 79th street, to St. Leo's church.

Interment Mount Olivet. MATTES Elizabeth A. Mattes, beloved wife of Walter fond mother of Walter and Frank, loving daughter of the late Wenzel and Marie Anna Kraus. Services Thursday, Aug. 26, at 9:30 a.

at chapel, 3154 N. Clark street. Interment Kosehill. McNAMARA Michael H. McNamara, beloved husband of the late Margaret, nee O'Don-nell; fond brother of Margaret, Elizabeth, and the late Agnes, Fred and Joe.

At his home, 4041 Van Buren-street. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 25, at 9 a. at St. Mel church.

Interment Mount Carmel. NEWTON Mrs. Anna S. Newton at Evans- ton hospital, aunt of Mrs. Philip C.

Lefiel, Harvey S. Ingram, Mrs. Charles Wright, and Mrs. George Franklin. Funeral services 11 a.

m. Wednesday at Oak Woods cemetery chapel, Chicago. PETTIBONE Miss Edith E. Pettibone, Los Angeles, Aug. 22.

Funeral at Presbyterian church. Crown Point, 3 p. Sunday, Aug. 29. PIERCE Garret E.

Pierce, suddenly; be loved son of Charles and Mary Reidy Pierce, brother of William, Thomas, Charles Dorothy, and Margaret. At residence, 23 S. Mason avenue. Funeral Tuesday. 9:30 a.

to St. Catherine of Siena cliurch. Interment Mount Carmel. Member of Charles Carroll council, K. of C.

POKLACKI Michaline Poklacki, nee Goczes- ua, Aug. 23, 1U37; beloved wife of the late Albert, fond mother of Mrs. Gladys Smorawski, Walter, Mrs. Valeria Blockus. Vincent, and Thaddeus, sister of Margaret Poklacki.

Funeral Thursday, Aug. 26, at 9:30 a. from chapel, 2129 Webster avenue, to St. Hedwig church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Information, Arm. 4630. RAEEL Minnie Rabel, beloved mother of Minnie, Herman, and William. Funeral at chapel, 935 Diversey parkway, Wednesday, Aug.

25, 1937, at 2 p. m. Interment Graceland cemetery. RAT Hal S. Ray, Aug.

22, 1937, of 5830 btony island avenue: beloved husband of Mary H. S. Ray, fond father of Margaret Mary. Past commander of Union League post No. 758, American Legion.

Funeral services at St. Paul Episcopal church, 50th and Dorchester avenue, Tuesday, 4:30 p. m. Interment Wednesday, Des Moines, la. Remains in chapel, 4227 Cottage Grove-av.

RING Louis H. Ring. Aug. 23, 1937. suddenly; beloved husband of Kathryn J.

nee Messinger, fond father of Mrs. Agnes Sullivan. Walter, Mildred, Louis, and Stanley, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Lathrop, Mrs. Carrie McCarthy.

Emma and Frank. Funeral Wednesday. Aug. 25. at 9 a.

from his late home, 1137 W. 78th street, to St. Sabina church. Interment St. Mary cemetery.

Grovehill 1220. ROSE L. Vernon Rose, husband of Clara father of William M. and Vernon G. Rose.

Services Tuesday, 3 p. m.t at chapel. 720 Lake street. Oak Park. Interment private.

ROZAKLES George B. Rozakles, Aug. 21. at Tucson. dearly beloved son of Mary and the late George Rozakles, fond brother of Leo, Ambrose.

Nicholas. Christiana Grimshaw, Yenula Choromokos, Marguetrite Shelley, and the late Helen Cruso. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p. m. at chapel.

6115 S. Ashland avenue. Interment Evergreen. RYAN Philip Ryan of 3617 Lexington street; beloved husband of Bridget, nee Black, father of John, Philip, Franci3, and Clarence, and the late William and Edmund. Funeral Wednesday, Aug.

25, at 9 a. from chapel, 3159 Madison street, to Presentation church, solemn requiem high mass. Burial Mount Carmel. Member of Feehan court. C.

O. and Hughes council, K. of C. RYLAND Caroline Ryland, Aug. 22, 1937, beloved wife of the late George, fond mother of Harold Martha J.

Gilbert and Grace A. Larsen, dear sister of Julia S. Walther and Anton Gunderson. Services Wednesday, 3 p. at funeral chapel.

4338 Fullerton-av. Interment Forest Home. SCHMIDT Emma M. Schmidt, nee Atzel, Aug. 23.

beloved wife of Fred O. Schmidt, daughter of the late George and Catherine Atzel, mother of Ethan W. Schmidt, sister of Edward H. Atzel and the late Georsre W. Atzel.

grandmother of Alan F. Schmidt. Funeral services Wednesday. 1:30 p. at funeral home.

5200 N. Western avenue. Interment Forest Home. SCHNETZLER Jacob Schnetzler. in Holly wood, beloved husband of Auguste, fond father of Fred, Harry, Elizabeth Courtney, and Margaret Miller.

Information Juniper 5818. SEXTON Maj. Grover F. Sexton, late of 4307 beloved husband of Grace nee Meservey, fond father of Mrs. Caroline Ensminger and Grover F.

Jr. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. at funeral parlors. 1227 Devon-av. Interment and American Legion services at Graceland.

SHAPIRO Ida Shapiro, beloved wife of the late Ruben, dear mother of Samuel, Henry, Charles, Morris, Mollie, and Mary. Funeral 2 p. m. Tuesday at chapel. 5206 Broadway.

Rosehill cemetery. Omit flowers. SIMONS Samuel Simons, beloved husband of the late Bertha, nee Leiser, fond father of Lester, Irving, Edgar, Charlotte, and Ruth. Member of Eastgate lodge. No.

907, A. F. A. National Federation Craft, No. 1, and N.

F. P. O. C. No.

1. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p. m. from chapel at 3021 Fullerton avenue to Ridgelawn. SKOGLUND Verner Skoglund of 7231 Lang- ley avenue.

Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 24, at 2 p. at chapel, 7350 Cottage Grove avenue. Interment Oak Hill. STROSS Louis Stross.

beloved husband cf Katherine, nee Mergenthaler, fond father of Charles, Fred, and Mrs. Estelle Thet-ard. Funeral Thursday, at 2 p. at late residence, 6447 S. Whipple street.

Interment local cemetery. Please omit flowers. STEVENSON Minnie E. Stevenson, late of 6722 Union avenue, wife of the late Harry L. Remains at parlors, 6659 S.

Halsted street. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. at C. M. A.

tabernacle. 70th and Union. Interment Oak Lawn. Wentworth 0500. TENCHERT Frederich Tenchert, beloved husband of the late Henrietta, fond father of Hattie Krueger.

Jane Cotton, Edith, and Wilma. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 25. at 3 p. from daughter's residence, 736 S.

Euclid avenue. Oak Park, to Waldheim cemetery. THOMPSON Charles F. Thompson, Aug. 23, 19d7; husband of the late Emma Adams Thompson, father of Mrs.

Arthur P. O'Brien, brother of Edward J. Thompson. Funeral services Wednesday, 2 p. at the Powhatan building, 4950 Chicago Beach drive.

Remains will lie in state from 12 noon Tuesday until 1 p. m. Wednesday. Interment Oak Woods cemetery. TORPE Rose M.

Torpe, 1431 Estes avenue, August 23, 1937, beloved wife of August Torpe loving mother of Rosalie Elmer, Pearl M. Torpe, Sylvia Schick, Ethel Rath-sam. and August W. Torpe. Funeral Wednesday at 3 p.

at chapel, 2114 Irving Park boulevard. Please omit flowers. WALES Hannah Thompson Wales of 4344 Grand avenue. Western Springs, beloved wife of the late Henry mother of Rowland Mrs. E.

C. Patterson. Gertrude, and Mrs. John E. Williams.

At rest at 35 N. La Grange road. La Grange. Funeral at the late residence Tuesday, 3 p. m.

Interment Bronswood. WENDLAND Paul Wendland, Aug. 21. 1937. of 5206 Dorchester avenue; son of the late William and Emma Wendland.

Funeral services at chapel, 4227 Cottage Grave-av Tuesday, 2 p. m. Interment Graceland. WIMMERSBERGER Henry Ross Wimmers-berger, Aug. 22, 1937, at Phelps.

son of Henry and Helen Wimmersberger. brother of Lois. Funeral Thursday. 3 p. m.

at the home, 732 Ashland avenue. River Forest. WOLCOTT Ryland Anson Wolcott. Ang. 22, 1937; husband of Catharine Craft Wolcott.

father of Nancy, Jean, and Katrina Wolcott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ebcn H. Wolcott, and brother of Roger Wolcott. Indianapolis, Ind.

Funeral services 10:30 a. Tuesday, at his home, 932 Euclid aveniw, Winnetka, HI. Interment Memorial Park. ARR-RUMFH- 1 NEVER died WAS ONE TO GO NOSIN' AROUND ITSRCALLTO GO- GROVER SEXTON DIES; LEADER IN VETS' ACTIVITIES Grover F. Sexton, 52 years old, 4307 Greenview avenue, former Chicago newspaper man and leader in veter ans' affairs, died yesterday at Hines Memorial hospital after a long ill ness.

In 1916 he served on the Mexican border with the old 7th infantry. Shortly after the United States entered the world war he was trans ferred to the 33d division, where he served as a major. He was a past commander of th; 7th district coun cil, American Legion, and of Sheri dan post, No. 165, and for several years after the war was assistant director of the war risk insurance bureau at Washington. He also wrote newspaper articles in Chicago on vet erans' affairs.

Mr. Sexton is survived by his widow, Grace; a son, Grover and daughter, Mrs. Caroline Ensmin- ger. Funeral services wul be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow from the chapel at 1227 Devon avenue, followed by Legion services at 3 p. m. in Grace- land cemetery. DANIEL J. HORAN FUNERAL WILL BE HELD TOMORROW Funeral services for Daniel J.

Horan, 6332 South Union avenue, former Chicago alderman, who died of pneumonia Sunday at the age of 80, be held at 10:30 a. m. tomorrow at St. Bernard's church with burial in Calvary cemetery. Mr.

Horan was a superintendent of Southtown, a former suburb, and served as an alderman from the old 2d ward 50 years ago. He was an undertaker and retired last year. Mr. Horan leaves four daughters, Mrs. Nellye Hastings, Marguerite, Vera, and Beatrice Horan, and three sons, Daniel Martial, and James C.

Horan. Dr. W. A. Stoker, Mental Expert, Dies at Centralia Centralia, 111, Aug.

23. UP) Fu neral services will be held Wednes day for Dr. W. A. Stoker, 73, former superintendent of the Kankakee State hospital, who died yesterday at his home here.

Dr. Stoker was a pioneer in the introduction of beauty culture as a method of treating women patients. He formerly was physician of the Chester penitentiary and superintendent of the state hos' pital at Anna, 111, and of the In diana state hospital at Evansville. OBITUARY. JOHN S.

NEWBERRY of Detroit, Mich, brother of former Senator Tra man H. Newberry, died last night at his summer home, Ridge End. in Watch Hill, R. I. He had been ill for several days.

FELIX GOFF, 60, a veteran of the Spanish-American war, is dead at Rossville, Ind. SPECIAL ROUND TRIP FARE5 Saturday, August 28 $5.00 Cincinnati, O. (Leave 9:20 P. M. or 11:40 P.

$5.50 Columbus, O. (Leave 11:10 P.M.) $5.25 Canton, O. (Leave 8:00 P. 9:25 P. M.

or 11:30 P. $5.50 Dayton, O. (Leave 1:00 P. M. or 11:40 P.

$3.00 Ft. Wayne, Ind. (Leave on any train from 5 P.M. August train August 29) Central Stmndmrtl Tim Shawn Throughout Coach service only. Returning: Leave on certain trains August 29.

Trains both directions top at Englewood. Proportionate farw to many intermediate points. Haw Low Fares To All Points Every Day Phone Central 7200 or apply to ticket agenta Hugh D. Reed, head of the depart ment of zoology, Cornell university, today at the age of 62. In Mcmoriii in.

WOLFRED Charles Melvin Wolfred. Even though you ve been gone ust a year, we will never forget you. uoa bless you. PATSY AND MRS. DARLING, BAUER Lester L.

Bauer, devoted husband of the late Essie Block Bauer, fond father of Harold and Miriam beloved son of Esther Bauer and the late Rabbi Solo mon H. Bauer, brother of Anna H. Lasker. Remains at memorial chapel, 5206 Broad way. Funeral notice later.

BONKE Mary Bonke, nee Vink, wife of John, mother of Jonn jr. ano Mrs. me lyn Ovens, sister of Garrett, Herman, Wil Ham, John, Mrs. Alice Bergman. Mrs.

Elizabeth Akerman, and Martin. Funeral services at chapel, 304 W. 119th street, Thursday at a p. m. BRADSHAW Thomas Bradshaw, beloved husband of the late Mary Gorman Brad' shaw, father of Elizabeth and the late William I.

Bradshaw. iuneral from cnapej 7705 Cottage Grove avenue. 10 a. to St. Clara church.

Interment Mount Carmel. BUCKINGHAM Susan Hotchkiss Bucking' ham. at Burton, Ohio, wife of Albert mother of Elizabeth Donald and Brice A. Buckingham and Mrs. Jean Buck ingham Smith.

Services Tuesday, 1 p. at ehaoel 720 Lake street. Oak Park. In terment Oakridge. CASKET Glenn S.

Caskey. suddenly. Aug. 22. late of 4524 N.

Damen-av beloved husband of Sylvia, fond son of Seldon and Allie Caskey. Funeral services Thursday, 11 a. under auspices of Sunrise lodge. No. 998.

A. F. A. at funeral home, 5200 N. corner Foster.

Inter ment Bohemian National cemetery. CAVENY Marv Ann Caveny. Aug. 23. 1937 of 5947 W.

Ohio street, wife of the late James, mother of Mrs. Harriet Mctartny, Mrs. Ruth Dillon. Mrs. Helen Moore, Tom, John, and William Caveny.

Resting at funeral home, 318-320 N. Central avenue. Austin. Services Wednesday. p.

Interment Elmwood. COHEN Bessie Cohen, late of 1419 S. Hard fn QtramiA hdirtvpri mntnflp fit at nan Herman. Samuel. Leo and Seymour.

Fu- neral Wednesday. Aug. 25, at 10 a. at chapel, 4223-25 W. Roosevelt road, cor ner Tripp.

Interment Ansne ljepovitz CUMMINGS Gertrude Cummings, Aug. 22 of 5234 W. Harrison street, beloved wile of Alexander, daughter of A. M. Thomas, sister of Myrtle Olson, Lulu Redfield, May Cooper, John, George, and Ralph Thomas, and the late Mable McKirgan.

Services Wednesday, Aug. 25, at 2 p. at chapel, 124 Madison street. Oak Park, at Lombard avenue. Interment Arlington.

Member of Welcome chapter. No. 679, O. E. S.

and Women's Benefit association. Eastern Star services at chapel. DAVIS Laura Luella Davis nee Foss, Aug. 23, formerly of 5428 Dorchester avenue. Resting at funeral home, 5522 S.

Halsted street. Services Wednesday, 1 p. m. Interment Oak Woods. DEYMAN Elizabeth Ann Deyman.

Aug. 21, of 2311 S. St. Louis avenue, beloved wite of the late Richard, mother of Elwood, Ira, and Iris. Services Wednesday.

Aug. 25. at 2 p. at chapel. 214-16 S.

Western avenue at Jackson boulevard. Interment Oakridge. Member of and services by Central Park lodge, No. 301, Rebekah I. O.

O. F. D0HR Caroline M. L. Bohrs, Aug.

23, of 9915 Prospect avenue, beloved wife of the late Friedrich Dohrs, mother of the late Hattie L. Woollett. Elsie G. Woollett. and Fred L.

Dohrs, sister of Matilda Wild-ner. Remains in chapel, 4227 Cottage Grove avenue. Funeral services private. Wednesday. Interment Waldheim.

ERICKSON Alfred G. Erickson. Aug. 22 late of 1534 N. Kedzie avenue, husband of the late Blenda.

fond father of Mrs. Evelyn G. Larsen, and the late Clarence Erickson, brother of Mrs. Ida Sjostrom. Mrs.

Selma Larson, and Harry Erickson. Funeral services Thursday. 2 p. m. at funeral home, 2410 W.

North avenue. Interment Mount Olive. FELCYN Rose Felcyn. beloved wife of Ignatius, dear mother of Frances Stell-mach, Lucille Nusser. and Edward.

Funeral Thursday at 9 a. from funeral home, 2500 N. Cicero avenue, to St. Genevieve church. Interment St.

Adalbert's. Member of the Altar and Rosary society. Berkshire 8070. GLEICH Betty K. Gleich.

Aug. 23, 1937, age 15 years, of 732 Bittersweet place, beloved daughter of Mark and Edna Gleich nee Mayer. Funeral from chapel, 6328 Cottage Grove avenue, Wednesday at 8:30 a. to Holy Cross church, 65th and Maryland avenue. Interment Holy Sepulchre.

For information, Fairfax 2900. HALLBERG Erie G. Hallberg, beloved hus band of Alma, fond father of Thorsten, Mrs. Aria Mozzi, Mrs. Alva Buskey, Mrs.

Ruth Johnson, and Mrs. Violet Winger. Funeral at chapel, 3100 Irving Park boulevard, Wednesday, 2 p. m. Interment Irving Park Boulevard cemetery.

HAMMOND -James W. Hammond, late of 336 S. Ardmore avenue. Villa Park, beloved son of James P. and Bessie, nee Walsh.

Funeral Thursday, 9:30 a. from chapel, 2346 W. Madison street, Chicago, to Our Lady of Sorrows church. Interment Calvary. HORAN Daniel J.

Horan, late of 6332 S. Union avenue: loving husband of the late Katie Lynch Horan, devoted father of Daniel, James, Martial, Marguerite, Vera, Beatrice. Nellye Hastings, and the late Jack, brother of the late John and James. Funeral from parlors. 6659 S.

Halsted street. Wednesday, at 10 a. to St. Bernard church. Interment Calvary.

Member Engle wood council. No. 324, K. of and fourth degree La Salle General assembly. Please omit flowers.

Wentworth 0500. HULL Morton Denison Hull. Aug. 20, 1937 late of 4855 Woodlawn avenue, father of Denison B. Hull.

Cremation at Bennington. Vt. Funeral services at First Unitarian church of Chicago, Woodlawn avenue and East 57th street. Wednesday, 3 p. m.

Please omit flowers. IANNELLA Nicasio Iannella. beloved hus band of Anna Barone Iannella; fond father of Mrs. Mary Nottoli. Charles.

Mrs. Anna Filler. Casey, Daniel, Frank, and Albert Iannella. At chapel. 4817 Madison street.

Funeral Wednesday at 9:30 a. to Resurrection church. Burial Mount Carmel. Member of St. Francesco di Paulo court.

No. 621 C. O. F. Austin 1137 JAMES Whitney P.

James, beloved hus band of Ethyl, son of the late Fred S. James, father of Beisy. brother of Flora J. Robinson of Philadelphia and Bertha J. Weeks of Chicago.

At his nome, dena, Aug. 22. Burial at Pasadena. JIRJAHN Ida Jirjahn, nee Saame, late of 8338 Maryland avenue, beloved wife of William Jirjahn, fond mother of Alvina Goldsmith. Amanda Smith.

Clara Sahm Lula Mettam. Funeral Tuesday, Aug. 24, at 2 p. m. at chapel, 7032 Wentworth-av Interment Oak Woods.

Remains at chapel JOHNSON Frank H. Johnson. Auff. 23.946 Castlewood terrace; beloved husband of Lillian Beebie Johnson, father of George R. Johnson, Merion, son of Mrs.

Thomas J. Johnson and the late Thomas J. John son, brother of Elsie Pelton and David Johnson, Cleveland. O. Services at residence, I 2 p.

Wednesday. Interne rceift4. F. 9 a. S.

HIS AS Today's Features ON W-G-N. Three musical programs will fea ture W-G-N and Mutual network broad casts to night. At 7:30 o'clock the W-G-N dance orchestra, directed by Joe i Johnson, will present "Symphony in Rhythm" with Bernice Taylor, soprano, and Lon Saxon as soloists. Miss Taylor will sing I Know Now" and "Has-ta Manaiia," and Saxon will present "So Rare" and You Can Count on Me." At 8 o'clock the the NBC orches Opal Craven. tra, directed by Leroy Shield, will present a 45 min ute concert from Grant park with Ruth Lyon as soloist.

Miss Lyon will sing the Waltz Song from Romeo and Juliet" by Gounod. At 9:30 o'clock the Northerners will present their weekly concert from W-G-N's main studio with Onal Craven as guest soloist in a program titled "A Popular Review." Other features: 10 a. m. Don Pedro and his violin. 11:45 We Are Four MBS1.

1 :15 p. m. Wife vs. Secretary. 2:45 Baseball headliners and the Chicago White Sox and New York Yankees game.

Also on WCFL, WIND, WJJD, and WBBM. 5 :15 Accordiana. 7 Tom, Dick, and Harry. ON OTHER STATIONS. 11 a.

:45 WCFL Salzburg music festival-concert conducted bv Arturo Toscanini. 6:45 p. m. WMAQ Clem McCarthy interviews Joe Louis. 7 WBBM Mark Warnow's Blue Velvet Music.

7 WLS Husbands and Wives. 7 WMAQ Russ Morgan's music and Charles Martin's Thrill. 7:30 WMAQ Wayne King. 7:30 WLS It Can Be Done, with Chester Gould, creator of Dick Trarv. Chicago Tribune comic strip.

8 WLS Ben Bernie and Sheila Barrett, mimic. 8 WBBM Al Pearce's Gan? in Watch the Fun Go By. 8:30 WENR NBC Golf Clinic. 8 :30 WBBM Benny Goodman's Swing School with Pat O'Malley. WMAQ Johnny Green's Summer Show.

9:45 WENR Past Masters' pro gram witn Manuel and Williamson Harpsichord ensemble. 1:43 W-G-N Conple Next Door. WMAQ Johnny O'Brien's orchestra. WBBM Truman Bradley. 2:00 W-G-N Blackstone Concert trio.

WMAQ Pepper Young's Family. WCFL Melody Matinee. WLS Homemakers' hour. WAAF Red Hot and Low Down. WBBM Gossip club.

W-G-N Jane Baker, Home Manage' ment. WCFL Airbreaks. WBBM Meet the Missus. WMAQ Ma Perkins. WIND Tommy Ott, organist.

WJJD Ben Kanter. pianist. 2:30 W-G-N Kathryn Witmer and organ MBS, WMAQ Vic and Sade. WJJD Happy Harmonies. WIND Dugout Interview.

WBBM Flanagrams. 2:45 W-G-N Baseball Headliners. WJJD Warren Brown. WMAQ The O'Neills. WBBM Dugout Dope.

WIND Sport Globe. a w-G-N Baseball: Chicago White Sox u. new xorK xanKees. Also WBBM WrfjU, WIND, WCFL. 3:00 WMAQ Lorenzo Jones.

WENR Club Matinee 3 :15 WMAQ Personal Column of the Air, wjiJNK Kanch Boys, trio. 3:30 WMAQ Waltz Favorites. WAAF Petite musical. 3:45 WMAQ, The Guiding Light. 4 :00 WMAQ Rnythmaires.

WENR Music circle. WAAF Piano Novelties. 4:15 WENR Musical Adventures. WMAQ Nellie Renell Interviews. WAAF Song of the Strings.

4:30 WENR Al Vierra's orchestra. WMBI Foreign Language. WAAF Georgia Irwin, songs. WMAQ Tea Time Varieties. 4 :45 WAAF Contrasts.

WMAQ Johnny Johnston. WENR King's Men quartet. WBBM Tenth Inning. W-G-N Swing It. WENR Jack Meakin, Springtime.

WMAQ Science in the News. WBBM Howard Neumiller. WAAF Jimmy Kozak. WJJD Baseball Score Board. WCFL Tea Time.

1 US ORDINARY MORTALS FLYING DUCHESS WILLS CASH TO 2 WHO AIDED HER LONDON, Aug. 23. Two Eng lishmen who befriended the duchess of Bedford, Britain's flying duchess," when she was forced down in an Iraq oil field nine years ago, today received bequests of $10,000 each in her will. The 71 year old duchess took off on a flight from Woburn last March 22 and no trace of her has been found despite an intensive aerial search. The duchess left an estate of about $1,778,996.

One of the beneficiaries, Robert Parkyn, who is now in Eng land, said he was "quite amazed" that his hospitality was remembered. The duchess and her co-pilot were guests of Parkyn and N. Gass, both employes of the Anglo-Persian Oil company, for ten weeks when they were forced down in the desert on a flight to India. Gass got the other $10,000. The duchess made numerous bequests to friends and institutions.

DR. J. L. MILLER WILL PROBATED; ESTATE $300,000 Dr. Joseph L.

Miller, professor of medicine at the University of Chicago, left an estate valued at $300,000, it was disclosed yesterday when his will was filed for probate. The widow, Mrs. Mary Post Miller, 5315 Greenwood avenue, is to receive the income from the estate, which will be placed in trust with the Northern Trust company. On her death the principal is to be divided among three children, a son, Joseph L. and two daughters, Mrs.

Dorothy Beall and Mrs. Martha Phelps. Dr. Miller died while vacationing at Augusta, Mont Aug. 6.

He was 69 years old. Chicagoan Recovering from Mystery Wounds Alex Rosde, 22 years old, who staggered into the Clinic hospital at Michigan City, Sunday, shot in the lungs and jaw, was conceded a good chance of recovery there yesterday. He said he lived at 2721 Ogden ave nue, Chicago, but refused to tell how he was wounded. He will be turned over to Indiana state police and the Lrt Porte county sherif for investigation. W.

F. Clarke, Once Editor of St. Nicholas, Dies at S3 Castine, Aug. 23. W) William Fayal Clarke, 83, of Scarsdale, N.

former editor in chief of St. Nicholas magazine, died at his summer home of heart disease. Don Lee network of California, associated with Mutual, is carrying on a daily schedule of broadcasts in Los Angeles. Other experimental work is being done by the Philco Radio and Television company in and about Philadelphia. Wendell Hall, who came here to sing at the Chicagoland Music Festival, did his portion of his regular CBS show from local studios Sunday evening.

Yesterday he and his son, Wendell celebrated their birth days, which happened to fall the same day. He will return to New York later this week. Smiling Ed McConnell is back in town to reherse for his new NBC series starting next Sunday at 4:30 p. m. Other talent on the show includes Robert Trendler, who will be musical director; the Dorings, Four Grenadiers, Campus Choir, Rhythm-aires, and Glee club.

Fred Warings' crew reassembled here yesterday after a brief vacation to begin rehersals for their appearance at the Drake on W-G-N-Mutual starting Friday and to view a preview of their recently completed Warner Brothers picture "Varsity Show," which is opening here shortly. A group of shoe manufacturers are said to be contemplating a radio series featuring the "Big Apple" type of dancing, trucking, and other such sole wearing steps. Among the musicians considered for it are said to be Tommy Dorsey's and Bob Cros by's bands and the Raymond Scott quintet. rill- lw -fTS -FIRST, STEAL Mri a urn VS cfm 1 Copjrisht.19J7.byCKic.se, VrS CrlJL Appeals Made in Behalf of Young and Old. BY DORIS LOCKERMAN.

Urgent appeals for assistance continued to come into the headquarters of The Tribune's Free Ice fund yes terday, for while temperatures recently have been moderate, ice is still needed for cooling babies milk. Then, too, neighbors and friends have requested aid for aged persons whose is limited and whose foods must be kept fresh and cool. Contributions totaling $40, received during the day from Tribune readers, will provide ice enough to cool milk preserve vegetables for more than SO families for a week. The list of contributions follows: A. m.

Joseph H. Obeif elder Herbert M. Oberfelder Walter S. Oberfelder M. H.

McKinlay Mrs. D. M. la memory of Samuel M. BattisiinI Maud's Spraguc In memory of Mrs.

John 1.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 1.00 8.00 1.00 5.00 5.00 5.00 40.00 Frevionsly acknowledged 2,433.03 Grand total $3,473.03 Another tenement mother and two children will get a two weeks' vacation at Camp Algonquin on the Fox river as a result of donations to the camp fund received yesterday. The contributors: C. L. S.OO Mrs. Rose Brooke Paige 10.00 A.

4-00 Kmma Blackmer 5.00 A friend 25.00 1,818.07 Freviously acknowledged. Grand total $1,843.07 Donations to either fund should be sent to the Chicago Tribune Charities, Tribune Square, Chicago. Each will be gratefully acknowledged. HOLD FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR FRANK JOHNSON Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m.

tomorrow for Frank H. Johnson, 94S Castlewood terrace, steel salesman, who died yesterday of pneumonia at St. Luke's hospital. Mr. Johnson was 53 years old.

Services will be held at the home and burial will be at Graceland cemetery. Mr. Johnson entered the steel business with the Illinois Steel company. He became vice president of the West Leechburg Steel company at Pittsburgh, and later had his own sales office in Chicago. At the time of his death he was associated with the Chicago office of the Great Lakes Steel company of Detroit.

He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Lillian Reebie Johnson, a daughter of V. Reebie, furniture storage warehouse owner, and by a son, George R. Johnson. Rev.

Carl J. Bjork Dies; Retired Swedish Pastor The Rev. Carl John Bjork, 73 years old, a retired minister of the Swedish Mission Covenant church, died yesterday in Sherman hospital in Elgin. The Rev. Mr.

Bjork had held three pastorates in Chicago and others at Lily Lake, in Kane county and at Smoland, before his retirement in 1923. His home was at 525 Dundee avenue, Elgin. He is survived by the widow and three daughters. Airs. Elizabeth McGrath, Wire Official's Wife, Dies Mrs.

Elizabeth Newbre McGrath, 219 Lake Shore drive, wife of Maurice K. McGrath, vice president and general manager of the Postal Telegraph Cable company, died yesterday in Chicago Memorial hospital of a cerebral hemorrhage. She was 58 years old. Mrs. McGrath leaves, besides her husband, a daughter, Mrs.

Audrey McGrath Cutter. KILLED IN AUTO COLLISION. Plymouth. Auir. 23.

ISnecial.l Miln Beed, 39, Argos farmer, died today of ekull fracture Incurred last night when his car collided with one driven by John Hoffman of South Bend, Ind. Hoffman will recover. BY LARRY WOLTERS. -A double barreled announcement on television was made by the Columbia network over the week end. The chain is establishing a complete television unit in the Grand Central Terminal building in New York to operate in conjunction with its newly established television transmitter in the Chrysler building; George Seldes has been weaned away from his dramatic and journalistic endeavors to direct these experimental broadcasts, starting Sept.

1. 'Construction of studios in the Grand Central station is to begin in early fall. The central studio, 225 feet in length, 60 feet in width, and 40 feet from floor to ceiling, is to be located directly above the Grand Central waiting room. It will contain dressing rooms, rehersal rooms, carpentry shop, and a laboratory. Provision also has been made for the cutting, editing, and scanning of motion picture films.

The project is designed to promote the first full-scale working model in this country of a complete television unit operating under typical conditions of actual daily production. The mode of operation outlined by Seldes is to make as many experiments as possible in order to make as many errors as possible in advance as a means of establishing television on the same standard entertainment value as other mature arts. NBC is continuing its television tests through studios in the RCA building: and transmitter top the Empire State building. The CHICAGO DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.l ON SHORT WAVES. LONDON 7:30 p.

m. Kawicz and Lan- dauer Two Planosl. GSP, 19. fa 15.31 GSO, 19.7 15.18 GSF, 19.8 15.14 GSD, 25.6 11.75 meg. BERLIN 9:15 p.

m. New German Light Music. DJD, 25.4 11.77 mes. BERLIN 10 p. m.

Claudio Arrau, piano. DJD, 25.4 11.77 mes. LONDON 10 p. Exploration of one of William Corbett's Rides in Wiltshire. G3G.

16.8 17 GSI, 19.6 15.20 GSD, 25.5 11.75 GSB, 31.5 9.51 meg. PARIS-11 p. m. News in French. TPA4, 2 11.72 mep.

CHICAGO STATIONS. W-G-N 720 WMAQ (.70 WBEM 770 WENR 870 WLS S70 WAAF 920 WJJD 1180 WCFL 980 WWAE 1200 WMBI 1080 WEDC 1210 WIND 5R0 WSBC 1210 WCBC 1080 WGES 1380 A.M. 7:00 W-G-N Good Morning program. WB3M Musical Clock. WMAQ Suburban hour.

WLS Ed Paul. WCFL Good Morning Melodies. 7:15 WLS Don and Helen. WCFL Dick Leibert ensemble. 7:30 W-C-N The Golden Honr.

WJJD Christian Science program. WAAF Breakfast Express. WLS Novelodeons. Mornine Devotions. WCFL Morning Glee club.

8:00 WMAQ Young Neighbors. WCFL Breakfast club. WLS Arkie and Pokey Martin. W-G-N Good Morning program. WLS Jolly Joe's Pet club, WLS Novelodeons.

9 W-G-N Singing String MBS. WBT3M Pretty Kitty Kelly. WJJD Bosworth broadcast. WMAQ Mrs. Wiggs.

WAAF The Morning Revue. WIND Julane Pelletier. WLS The Story of Mary Marlin. 9:13 W-G-N Mnsirnl Mail Box. WMAQ John's Other Wife.

WBBM Myrte and Marge. WT.S Ma Perkins. :30 W-G-N Get Thin to Music. WLS Penper Young's Family. WIND Eb and Zeb.

WMAQ Just Plain Bill. WJ.TD Story Hour. WCFL Feather for Luck Drama. WBBM Quarter Hour of Romance. 9:43 W-G-N Harold Tnrnrr, pianist MBS WMAQ Todays Children.

WAAF Memory Lane. WIND Rhythm in Red. WLS Don and Helen. WCFL Tunes They're Humming. 10:00 W-G-N lnn Pedro and piano.

WMAQ David Harum. WCFL Swinrtime. WLS The O'Neills. WBBM Mary Lee Taylor. WIND Mnnicipal court.

10:15 W-G-N Bachelor's Children MBS WMAQ Backstage Wife. WJ.TD Two of a Kind. WAAF Variety. WBBM Women in the Headlines. WLS Personal Column of the Air.

10:30 W-G-N Painted Dreams. WMAQ Jerry Brarmon. tenor. WCFL News for Women. WIND Kitchenette.

WBBM Big Sister. A A Secret of Charm. WJJD Women's Evchange program. WLS Vic and Sade. 10:43 W-G-N Newnrk orchestra MBS.

WCFL The Voice of Cookery. WMAQ Wife Saver. Wf.SGospel Sincrer. WAAF Foolish Questions. WBBM Real Life Stories.

WJJD Dance Hits. 11:00 T.nwrence Salerno and piano. WMAQ Girl Alone. WJ.TD Bureau of Missing Persona. WBBM Houseboat Hannah.

WCFL Salzburg Music festival. WAAF Melody Parade. WT.R Jim Poole. 11:13 W-G-N Melody Time. WMBI Sacred Music.

WJ.TD Criminal Court Interview. WMAQ The Story of Mary Marlin. WIND Deep South. WBBM Edwin C. Hill.

WLS Otto and Novelodeons. 11:30 Salvo, organist. WMAQ Dan Harding's Wife. WBBM Helen Trent. WJJD Safety Court.

7 WAAF Myrna Dee Sargent. WTND Harry Zimmerman. WLS Grace Wilson, soloist. 11:45 W-G-N We Are Fonr MBS. WBBM Our Gal Sunday.

WXS-Don and Helen. WMAO Young Hickory. WAAF-Swlng High. 13.00 W-G-N Boh Elson on State Street. WMBT Midday Gospel hour.

WAAF Symphonic hour. WT.s"How I Met My Husband." WCFL Love find Learn. WMAQ Cleo Brown. WBBM Betty and Bob. P.M.

12:15 W-G-N Wayne Van Dyne with Bob 'i reniller. WMAQ Rhythm In the Aijv WWAE Southtown Crirch-hour. WIND Tommy Ott. WJJD Charles P. Hughes.

WT.s Ralph Emmorson. ongranist. WCFL The Hit Review. WBBM Hymns of All Chaircheg. WCFINoonday WMAQ Farm and Hnmeii hour.

WBBM Arnold Grimm's Ttaiir-hfoi- W.T.TD "My Kinerdom Come." drama r.rn Salvo, organist MBS 6:15 W-G-N Accordiana. WMAQ C. Y. O. Boxers interview.

WAAF Harmony Hall. WIND Cumberland Ridge Runners. 8 :30 W-G-N Len Salvo, r.rganlst. WMAQ Don Winslow. WAAF Sports Shorts.

WBBM Motor Drama, Sports rfisumS. WJJD Kinney's Hawaiians. 5:45 W-G-N Fonr Califomlans. WMAQ Malcolm Claire. WBBM Sidewalk Melodies.

WJJD Flanning Sisters. WENR Ranch Boys. 6:00 W-G-N Palmer House Concert orch. WMAQ News to You. WBBM John Harrington.

WCFL Grace Wilson. WENR Easy Aces. WIND German hour. 6:15 W-G-N Blackstone Concert trio. WMAQ Vocal Varieties.

WBBM Sports Review. WENR Benno Rabinoff. 6:30 W-G-N Bob Elson's Sports Review. WMAQ Totten on Sports. WAAF Rhythm Rhapsody.

WBBM Actor's Guild with Helen Menken. WCFL Ross Graham. WENR Lum and Abner. WJJD Dick Jurgcn's orchestra. 6:45 W-G-N Four Californians.

WMAQ Clem McCarthy interviews Joe Louis. WENR Vivian Delia Chiesa. 7:00 W-G-N Tom, Dick, and Harry. WMAQ Johnny Presents. WBBM Blue Velvet Music.

WIND Today's Baseball game. WLS Husbands and Wives. WCFL Jimmy Evans' Sports review. WJJD Fred Beck. WAAF Vesper singer.

If :15 W-G-N Gus Hacnschen's orch. and Guest. WJJD Let's All Dance." 7:30 W-G-N Symphony in Rhythm MBS. WCFL Streamlined Melodies. WMAQ Wayne King's orchestra.

WLS It Can Be Done. WAAF Shadowland. 8:00 W-G-N Leroy Shield's orch. MBS. WMAQ Vox Pop.

WBBM Watch the Fun Go By. WLS Ben Bernie and the Lads. WJJD Cumberland Ridge Runners. WCFL Jam Session. 8 :30 WCFL Rosalinda Morinl, soprano.

WMAQ Johnny Green. WBBM Benny Goodman's Swing school. WIND Collegiate Episodes. WENR Golf Clinic. 8:45 W-G-N Tomorrow's Tribune.

8:53 W-G-N Highlights of Sports. 9:00 W-G-N Jack Denny's orchestra. WBBM Your Unseen Friend. WENR The Other Americas. 9:30 W-G-N The Northerners.

WMAQ Hollywood Gossip. WBBM Polly Follies. WIND Public Opinion. WENR Holdcn Exposition program, 9:45 WMAQ Vic and Sade. WENR Past Masters program.

10:00 W-G-N Dirk Gasparre's orch. MBS, WMAQ Amos 'n' Andy. WENR Globe Trotter. WCFL 10 o'clock Sky Ride to 12. WBBM Poetic Melodies.

WIND Lithuanian program. 10:15 W-G-N Dick Jurgen's orchestra. WBBM Melodic Time. WMAQ Andy Kirk'E orchestra. WENR Paul Sabin's orchestra.

10 :30 W-G-N Little Jack Little's orchestra WMAQ News to You. WIND Nino Rinald's orchestra. WENR Eddie Varzos' orchestra. 10:35 WMAQ Carlos Molina's orchestra. 10:45 WBBM Manhattan Mother.

11:00 W-G-N Joe Sanders orch. LMBSJ. WMAQ Henry Busse's orcncsira. WBBM Roger Pryor's orchestra. WENR Hal Kemp's orchestra.

11:15 WIND In the Crimelight. WTJT1M Rcrt Rlnrlt'B nrencstra. 1 1 W-G-N Dick Gasparre's orch. MBS WBBM Frankie Master's orcncsira. WENR Andy Kirk's orchestra.

WIND Nino Rinaldo's orchestra. WMAQ William Farmer's orchestra, lias wtlNR Don Fernando's orchestra. Midnight W-G-N Nye Mayhew's orchestra MBSJ. WMAQ Eddie Varzos orchestra. WBBM Nocturne.

WIND The Night Watch. WENR, Don Fernando's orchestra. A.M. 12 W-G-N Joe Sanner-s orcn. imiwi.

WMAQ Paul Sabin orcnesira. WENR Carlos Molina's orchestra. 1:00 W-G-N Jack Denny's orch. MBS. Hold Funeral Tomorrow for John Price Jones, 53 Funeral services for John Price Jones, 705 South Lyman avenue, Oak Park, who was with the Otis Elevator company here for 36 years, will be held at 2 p.

m. tomorrow at the chapel at 5708 Madison street. Burial will be in Forest Home cemetery. Mr. Jones died yesterday in the Franklin Boulevard hospital of a paralytic stroke at the age of 53.

He is survived by his widow, Lida C. Jones, and a daughter, Edith. Wm. E. Fitch of La Salle Dies at Duluth, Minn.

Duluth, Minn, Aug. 23. OP) William E. Fitch, 70, of La Salle, 111, who arrived here yesterday, died this morning at a hotel following a lingering illness. He had been a resident of La Salle for 41 years.

Surviving are his widow and one son, Elbert, who accompanied him on the trip here. STABLE BOY HELD IN SLAYING. Clarence L. Johnson, 15 years old, of Dallas, a colored stable boy, was held by the Homewood county highway police last night on a murder charge after he shot and killed George Buttee, 23 years old, also colored, during a quarrel at the Washington Park race, track on Halsted street near Homewood. Artnnr Wright and piano MBS.

WBBM Hollywood in Person. WCFL Man on the Stiret. WLS Dinnerbell Program. 1:00 W-G-N Palmer House Concert orchestra MBS1. WBBM Man on the Street.

WAAF The Orchestral Pit. WJJD Midday Roundup. 1:15 W-G-N Wife vs. Secretary. WIND Let's Dance.

WBBM Kitty Keene, WAAF Waltztime. 1:30 W-O-N Lucky Girl. WLS Markets. WBBM Linda's First) Love. WAAF Encores.

WJJD Illinois Medical Moiety. WMAQ Wise Man. 4.