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'ywvsy SJ' 30 CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1941. 99 DEATH NOTICES DEATH NOTICES LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE: "Steps Going Down MAY BIRKHEAD, FORMER TRIBUNE 1 a aw BETTER-NOW LET US PRETEND WE ARE FLIES CRAWLING ON A WALL FLIES GEE! NO A AH? HERE GEE-A I TELUK HOW 1 LEADS THE CUT IN THE BUT HOW SLIP AND I FAR IT tS I ANCIENT (SOUDROCK I CAN WE WE'D FALL A DOWN THERE- I TRAIL I AND WORN I 0 KNOW If THERE I HUNDREDS A THOUSAND FOLLOW ME- I SMOOTH BY 'J THIS tS THE ARE I FEETf P'H Lfl FEET MAYBE COUNTLESS fl WAY CUT? SIGNS-1 0-O-O-O- JLf straicixv Lr'vMi "of di5Jy Jm 17IUTER, IS DEAD WOULD NOT FALL NEITHER SHALL WE- On European Staff for Many Years. "Sear York. Oct. 28 ISpecialJ.

Miss May Birkhead. former European cor respondent for The Chic ago Tribune, died here last night in the Hospital for Special Surgery, after an illness of more than a year. The body is being sent tonight to Louisiana, Mo, her OBIT A I TODAY'S RADIO BROADCASTS He ON SHORT WAVE. I Central standard time. Today's Features BERLIN 7:15 p.

m. News in English. DJD. 11.77 mec. 25 m.i DZD.

10:54 me 8.5 DXP, 6.03 mother's home. Mmj Birkhead. Funeral arrange u.7 m. ments will be made by the family LONDON 8:00 p. m.

"De ON W-G-N. Central Standard Time. Starting this evening, W-frN's quiz. Shoot The Works, will be heard at mocracy Marches'; GSC, mere, serv ices probably will be held John E. Callaghan.

John E. Callaghan, a former Chica-goan who was a member of the original cast of the stage show Hell-zapoppin." died of a heart attack yesterday in New York City at the age of 26. Mr. Callaghan was a graduate of Morgan Park Military academy and Lane Technical High school. While in Chicago he lived with his aunts, the Misses Mary E.

and Florence I. Morrissey, 5740 Stony Island avenue. His father, William J. Callaghan, lives in Boston, Mass. Thursday.

9.58 31.3 GSD. 11.7 25.5 GSJU Dr. Anthony T. Weber. Dr.

Anthony T. Weber, for 35 years a physician on the south side, died of a heart attack yesterday in his home at 8756 South Sangamon street. He was 64 years old. Dr. Weber was a major In the army medical reserve corps.

He served as a captain in the medical corps in France in the World war. His widow, Jean-net te; a son, Thomas two brothers, and three sisters survive. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 6915 Wentworth avenue.

WMAQ Betty and Bob. WLS Martha and Helen. WILL General Biology. 11:05 A. M.

WJJD Listen. Ladies. 11 :15 A. M. W-G-N This Is Life.

WBBM Big Sister. WIND Weather Bureau. WMAQ The O'Neills. WCFL Phil Libby. WJJD Musical Motorist.

11:30 A. M. W-G-N Qnln Byan. W51C Morning Tempo. WJJD Safety Court.

WIND Dick Baker. WMAQ Farm and Home. WBBM Helen Trent. WCFL Orrin Tucker. WAAF Rhythm Revue.

11:45 A. M. Miss Birkhead was born in the Mis 6.11 49 J. m. ROME 0:00 a.

m. News In souri town in 1883. She was the daueh ter of Dr. W. W.

Birkhead, a dental English. 2R03. 9.63 met. 31.1 2R04. 11.81 meg, 4.4 2R06.

15.30 meg-. 19 m. surgeon, and Mrs. Laura Rule Birfc head, member ot a pioneer Missouri LONDON 9:30 p. m.

Radio BEAR Lottie Bear of 1616 S. Spring-field avenue, wife of the late Isaac, beloved mother of Philip. Adeline Weiss. Frances Meisler, Phyllys Schultz. Sadie Seiirle, and Florence Picker.

10 grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday. 11 a. at chapel, 4225 Koosevclt road, corner Tripp. BE YE William Beye.

Oct. 27. st PiltshurKh. huhanri of Genevieve Ainslie Beye, father of William Beye 111. Services at the convenience ot the family.

BJORK Karl Gimtaf Bjork, suddenly, beloved husband of lla lond father of Mrs. Gundhild Walherir and Mrs. Hilda Yales. srandfather of Richard and brother ot Frank. Member of Kensincton lodite.

No. K04, A. F. Sc. A.

Pullman chapter. No. 204. K. A.

Pullman loilse. No. 71H. 1. O.

O. Scandia No. 2:1. 1. O.

G. and Bethel Sick Benefit society. Services at chapel. Michigan avenue. Thursday.

Oct. 30, at 2 p. ni. Interment Cedar l'ark. BOSSMIN Catherine Ahafia Bosamln.

beloveil wife of William, fond mother ot Edward, Frank. Anne, and Wesley. Funeral Thur-day at 0 a. m. from chapel at 2010 W.

Mat street, to St. Mary's church. 60th and Paulina. Armitase 4575. CANNICOTT See Close notice.

CLEMENS Robert James Clemens. ae 5 years, beloved son of Willard S. and Mary Donlin Clemens, and brother of Willard Jr. Funeral from chapel. 7705 CotlaKe Grove avenue, Thursday at 9 a.

m. to Holy Cross church. Burial St. Mary's cemetery. CLOSE Robert B.

Close of 551 William street. River Forest, beloved husband of Ruth Cannicott Close, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. A.

Close of Davenport. Ia. Restmr at chapel. Lake street. Oak Park, where services will be held Wednesday evening at 7:30.

Interment Davenport. CROWE Thomas R. Crowe of 38 1 9 Gladys avenue, beloved son of the late Martin F. and Margaret Hunt Crowe, brother of Minnie. Martin the late Waller Richard and Joseph E.

Funeral Thursday. Oct. 30. at 11:30 a. from chapel.

324ft Jackson boulevard, to Presentation church. Burial Calvary. Kedzie 2304. CUMMINS Ban non IM. B.I Cummins, late of lis S.

Austin boulevard. Oak Park. beloved husband of Eleanor Maney Cummins. Funeral Friday. Oct.

31. 1041. 10 a. from chapel. 23 Id W.

Madison street, to St. Catherine of Siena church. Austin ami Washington boulevards. Oak Park. III.

Solemn hisrh mass 10:30 a. m. Interment Mount Carmel cemetery. CURRY Mabel L. Curry, nee Pasdeloup.

of 110 N. Kenilworth avenue. Oak Park, wife of Thomas, dear molher of Lute, sister of Lulu and Georee Pasdeloup and the late Frank. Resting- at funeral home, 31 N. Central avenue.

Austin. Services Wednesday, 1 p. in. Interment Kosehill. DAVIS Charles Jesse Davis.

Oct. 27. 1041. beloved husband of Annie C. Davis, father of Mrs.

E. C. Turner. WVanston. Ill, Mrs.

Louis G. Adam, Fanwood, N. John Paul and Charles Jesse Davis Jr. At residence. 7150 Princeton avenue.

Services Wednesday. Oct. 29 at 2 p. m. at St.

Bartholomew's church. Stewart avenue and N. Normal parkway. Interment Mount Hope. DK LONE Islie Edward De Lone, beloved father of Don Edward De Lone and fund son of Mae De Lone Monirere.

Funeral in chapel, 4717 Broadway, Wednesday. Oct. 29. at 2 p. m.

Interment Acacia Park. DESMOND Ella F. Desmond. Oct. 2M, of 1433 N.

Claremont avenue. Resting at funeral home. 231." W. North avenue, until 1 p. m.

Wednesday. Funeral Thursday. Interment Calvary cemetery, Milwaukee, Wis. Milwaukee papers please copy. DIETZEI-Valenline De Wyze Dietzel, Oct.

28. 1041. beloved wife of Fred, fond mother of Mrs. Lillian Schoenneman. William Dietzel, and the late Wilhrlmme Diclzel, dear grandmother of Ray, Clyde, anil Ronald.

Funeral from residrm-e. 101 II S. 5th avenue, Maywnod, Friday at i) a. to St. Kulalta's church.

DOTE See Joseph Amico notice. DOYLE Agnes Doyle, beloved daughter of Anna, lire Gilhrrt. and the late James Doyle, fond sister of the Kev. James Patrick, Mary, Catherine, Helen Isaacson, Noreen. and Alice.

Funeral Friday at 5 a. m. from late residence, tllMTi N. Clare, niont avenue, to St. Henry's church.

Solemn reiimem mass at 10:30 a. in. Interment Mount Carmel. Please omit flowers. DOYLE William T.

Doyle, father of Law-ren'-e A. Doyle, beloved son of Andrew J. and Acnes Stager Doyle, brother of Andrew J. Jr. and Dorothy.

Funeral Thursday at 0 a. m. from chapel. 4245 W. Madison street, to St.

Agatha's church. Interment Mount Carmel. family. ewa Reel. GSC, 9.58 mer.

Miss Eirkhead attended the high a new time. It will be presented each Wednesday at 9:30 p. m. from W-G-N's main audience studio. Marvin Mueller returns as master of ceremonies.

lie will be assisted by Guy Savage and Jess Kirk-patrick, who will roam thru the 31.1 GRD. 11.75 25 .25 GLS 6.11 'ss school Louisiana and was crad 49.1 m. W-G-N As the Twig Is Bent. BERLIN 9:30 p. in.

News in English. DJD. 11.77 25 DZD. 10.54 tiated in 1599. As a young girl she visited often in St.

Louis, where she was active in social affairs. Her par 28.5 DXP. 6.03 ents were close friends of the late W51C Modern Harmony. WBBM Our Gal Sunday. WIND Randall Atcber.

WCFL King Sisters. WHIP Alice Oleson. WAAF Romantic Melodies. WCFL Luncheon Melodies. WILL Shoshana Freedman.

WBBM Sister Emmy. WMAQ Portia Faces Life. WAAF Sunset Serenade. 4:30 P. M.

W-G-N Don Winslow. W59CPOP. Concert. WENR Most of Life. WILL Science on the Air.

WBBM The O'Neills. WMAQ The Abbotts. W51C Choral Echoes. WMBI Organ Melodies. 4:45 P.

M. W-G-N Inrle Harry. WBBM Just Entertainment. WJJD Suppertime Frolic. W51C Gypsy Campflres.

WENR Wayne Van Dyne. WMAQ Air Cadets. 4:55 P. M. W-G-N News.

5:00 P. M. W-n-N Orphan Annie. WVBC News. House.

Ira. 81 WILL Sacred Music. 5:05 P. M. 59C Harold Turner.

P. M. W-G-N Terry and Pirates. Symphony W51C Hawaiian Paradise. WENR Barton Family WBBM-Hedda Hopper.

WCFL Master Melodies. WMAQ Musical Memorie. 5:30 P. M. W-G-N-Jaek Armstrong.

W59C Cocktail hour. WIND Eddie Chase. W51C Musical Pickup. WBBM Song Treasury. WMAQ Stella Unger.

WENR Flying- PatroL WCFL Guess Who? 5:45 P. M. W-G-N Capt. Midnight. W59C Concert Quintet.

WCFL Jack Kelly's orch. WBBM World Today. WIND Rhythm ensemble. WENR Tom Mix. Sen.

Champ Clark. 49.7 m. CHICAGO FREQUENCIES. Chance thrust Miss Birkhead into William N. Maxwell.

Services for William Newton Maxwell, for the last 22 years a field engineer for the Aluminum Company of America, will be held at 4 p. m. tomorrow in the Graceland cemetery chapel. Mr. Maxwell, born in Pullman, 61 years ago, died of a heart attack Monday in Huron, S.

D. He lived for 21 years in Rogers Park and for the last 9 years at 4854 Elm street, Skokie. His widow. Lena, and a son. Orville H.

Maxwell, of North Hollywood, Cal. survive. Journalism in 3912. She was aboard AFTERNOON Mrs. Theresa Hallberg.

Mrs. Theresa Hallberg, widow of Prof. Carl Hallberg of the University of Illinois school of pharmacy, died yesterday in the Augustana hospital of injuries suffered in a fall in her home Sunday. She wan 73 years old, and lived at 1339 Foster avenue. Mrs.

Hallberg was born in Stockholm, Sweden, where as a young woman she taught woodcarving. Her work was exhibited at the Columbian exposition in Chicago In 1893. She leaves a son, Carl. the steamship Carpathia, which went to the rescue of the passengers of LIFCHITZ Esther Ufchitz. beloved wile ef the late Abraham, loving mother ef Gussia Mesirow, trances L.

Berger. Oscar aad Shirley L. Le Vitus. Funeral Thursday. 1U a.

m. at chapel. 3021 Lawrence rearm. Interment 1. O.

B. A. cemcutry. JewiaA WalUheim. Omit flowers.

LILLIS Willism R. Lillis of 6954 S. LafJia street, beloveil son of Wiluam J. and Mm Fitrpatrick Lillis. At funeral home.

Okna at Justine street. Funeral Friday, it a. tn lo Heart church, interment Hoj fcopukhie. MANCINI John annul, lata of 2120 WMa-ingtoti boulevard, fond brother of RaJpo, Alfred. Tuny.

Borneo. Mike. Mrs. Michael Moluiaro. 1'hylis.

and Julia. Funeral from chapel. 28O0 Harrison street. Thursday. ct.

30. 9:30 a. to St. Callistn a enured. Burial Mount Carmel cemetery.

ev. 212. MARTIN Edward Paysnn Martin, suddenly at Lagrange. beloved husband of Asenatii Vau Ness Martin, lather ot Margaret Martin Alexander. Harold Mniti and Mrlliceut Martin Lobdell.

Funeral private aud at convenience of family. MAXWELL William Newton Maxwell, suddenly. Oct. 27. 1041.

at Huron. S. Has-band of Lena C. Maxwell. 454 Elm street.

Skokie. 111., father of Orville H. Maxwell, brother of Mrs. Jean L. Kerr.

Mrs. Fred Thiel. and Cleo C. Maxwell. Services 4 p.

m. Thursday at Graceland cemetery chapel. Chicago. Mc.MENAMIN Annie McMenamin. Oct.

CiJ. daughter of the late Patrick and Nancy McMenamin Inee Carlin of Cashe! Glen-finii. County Donegal. Ireland. Funeral Thursday.

050 North Fallon. Philadelphia. Pa. Mass. Our Mother of Consolauoa church.

Interment Holy Cross cemetery. MIDDELL Sam Boy Middell. suddenly. residence 30.M Gunnison street, beloved husband of Esther, fond father of Frieda. Evelyn Levenberg.

and the lata Milton, dear son of Simon Mittlepunkt of New York, brother of David Mitrlepunltt anl brothers and sisters in New York. Funeral today. Wednesday. 10 a. at 31121 Ijiwreiu-e avenue.

Interment Boas-niout Park. Family at llOj Winona its, nue. Sun. 7577. NEWMAN Charles Newman, beloved husband of Deina.

dear father of Elmer. Jennie. Albert. Haxel. Walter, and Ethel, grandfather of Jean and Betty Lou.

brutner of Mrs. Lottie Ynungren. Services Thursday. Oct. at 2:30 p.

at funeral bom. 3140 N. Central avenue. Member of Ms cabee Nnrden tent. No.

48. Interment ftaass hill. Kildare 6420. PA RISE AugUBllno Paris of 2004 Via Buren street, fond son of the lata PhiUis and Vencenza, fond brother of Sam. Nu-a.

Joseph, Frank, and the late Margaret, funeral from chapel, 2809 Harrison s'reet, Thursday. Oct. 30. It a. to St.

Caliiste church. Burial Mount Carmel cemetery. Nevada 282S. FARKS Theressa Parks of 6204 S. Hora avenue, beloved mother of Harry Remains at chapel.

029 Belmont avenue, fmra Wednesday. 12 poon, lo 3:30 p. m. intc nictil Olean, N. Y.

TAVESE Maddalena Pavese. nee Lo-iodn-e. fond mother ot Joseph. Mrs. Lottie Potrnxa and Mrs.

Angelina Colacicco. Funeral Thursday at 9:30 a. m. from chapel. 57 e) W.

Lawrence avenue, to St. Robert Bellar-ruine's church. Interment Mount Carmel. PERRIGO Stephen Miller Perrigo. beloved! husband of Katherine Koupal Perngo, brother of the late Frederick S.

Perria-o. Funeral Thursday, 2 p. at chapel. 020 Belmont avenue. Cremation Grarw-land cemetery.

Member of Kilwinning lodge. No. 311. A. F.

A. Oriental consislnry and Medinah Shrine, A. A. U. N.

M. S. FINCUS See Rose Turbln notice. PINKOWSKY-See Rose Turbin notice. RORERTS First Lieut.

Daniel W. Robert formerly of 1349 Tnuhy avenue. On 25. husband of Betty Jane Neubacbrr Roo-erls, lather of Gay hose, sun ot Mae C. Roberts, and Dan W.

Roberta. Funeral held Monday. Oct. 27. at National cemetery, Jefferson Barracks.

At Uim, M. Information, Mrs Man C. Roberts, 14-0 Farwell avenue. Chicago. Galeshurg.

Tar-lorville, Clieyciiiic, and Omaha paper please copy. Rori.E-Anna Roule. nee Macko. 2707 Inland avenue, Oct. 27.

1041. wif of he) late Charles, loving mother of Marvel Killop. fond grandmother of Frances and Donald McKillop. dear sister of Mae Schse-fer. Frank.

Charles and Theodore Macko. Services Thursday. Oct. 30. at 2 p.

m. at chapel. 2114 Irving Park road. Interment at Bohemian National cemetery. RYAN Catherine Ryan, nee Dunne, formerly of 4010 Jackson boulevard, beloved wife of the late Patrick.

Member of Resurroctioa Altar and Rosary society. Funeral Tours, day, 8:30 a. from funeral home, 2.14 S. Ciivro avenue, to Resurrection church. Interment Mount Carmel.

SAMUELS Fcarl Samuels, beloved mother ot Harold G. Samuels, dear grandmother of Doris Samuels and Joan Gnldstine. devoted sister ot Minnie Lindsey and Jennie Adier of New York City. Funeral at family mausoleum. New York City.

SAVAGE William J. Savage of 7630 Colee. avenue. Oct. 27.

1941. beloved husband of Charlotte B. Savage Funeral Wednesday. 9 a. from rhapel.

2700 K. to t. Brule's church. Solemn requiem mi" at 0.30 a. m.

Interment St. Mary s. Sag. 3737. SCHMIDT William Schmidt.

4041 W. Roosevelt, road, beloved husband of Bertha, nee) Pfeiffer: fond father ot Hazel, Bertha Ms-Carly. William. George, and Eleanor Sef.ik. grandfather of Margo and Roy.

Funeral Thnrsday, Oct. 30. 3 p. at chapel. 3140 W.

2tith street, to Waldheim. la-formation. Lawndale 2243. SCII0ENHE1T Theodore S.hoenheit. Oct.

2t. husband of Clara, nee Ehrler: father of Mrs. Mildred Frankie, Ruth, and Mrs. Helen W-G-N 7SO HOC 45.9 W5IC 45.1 WIND 50O WILL 580 WMAQ 670 WBBM 780 WAIT 820 WLS 890 WEN 890 WAAF 950 WCFL 100O WMBI lllO WJJD 110O WJOB 1230 WCRW 1240 SBC 1240 WEDC 1240 WMRO 1280 WGES 1390 WHFC 1450 -WHIP-1620 MBS pros ram. the great liner Titanic after it struck an iceberg in the North Atlantic Story Wins Foreign Post.

She took copious notes on the res MORNING audience with Marvin Mueller, microphones selecting the contestants. Radio's Voice, the interview show presented from the lobby of the Chicago Theater by Guy Savage, will be aired in the future daily, except Sunday, at noon, and Sunday at 11:45 a. m. Hearts In Harmony, the entertaining daytime serial utilizing a combination of acting and music, will be heard at 10:15 a. m.

Samuel Goldstein, who Las spent many years delivering photos by motorcycle for a news service, will be guest on "Danger Is My Business" over W-G-N at 9:15 p. m. OX OTHER STATIONS. 7 WBBM Big Town with Edward G. Robinson and Ona Munson.

7 WLS Quiz Kids. 7:30 WMAQ Plantation Party Whitey Ford. 7:30 WLS Manhattan at Midnight. 7:30 WBBM Dr. Christian with Stephen M.

Perrigo. Funeral services for Stephen M. Perrigo, 76 years old, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 929 Belmont avenue.

Mr. Perrigo died Monday night in his home at 3931 North Hamlin avenue. He was Illinois representative for the E. C. Atkins Saw company for many years until his retirement in 1936.

He also was prominent in Masonic circles. His widow, Katherine, survives. EVENING A. F. Stone.

A. F. Stone, once an associate of Thomas A. Edison, died yesterday in his home, 926 East 62d street. He was 76 years old.

Mr. Stone worked with the late inventor for two years as manager of a phonograph factory in Lawrence, N. J. He moved to Chicago 16 years ago. At the time of his death, he was retired.

HIj widow, Nellie, survives. The funeral will be held at 1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the chapel at 3905 Lincoln avenue. Otto Berg Von Linde.

Funeral services for Otto Berg Von Linde, a real estate dealer who lived at 410 Diversey parkway, will be held at 3 p. m. today in the chapel at 3415 Clark street. Mr. Von Linde, a Chi-cagoan for more than 40 years, died Sunday.

He was 64 years old. Roland Hinton Perry. New York, Oct. 28 (Special. Roland Hinton Perry, sculptor and portrait painter, whose work included the fountain of Neptune of the library of congress as well as bas-reliefs in the building, died here Monday afternoon at the age of 71.

His best known other works include "The Valkyrie," a painting, and The Lion in Love," sculpture, in 1899. Jean Hersholt. 8 WMAQ Time to Smile Eddie Cantor. Dinah Shore. Bert r.nrdnn and Herbert Marshall.

8 WENR Chamber Music Sorietv of Lower Basin Street. 8 WBBM Star Theater Prorl Allen, Portland Hoffa. Kennv and Madeleine Carroll. FORD Bridget Ford fnee Kennedy 1. beloved 8 :30 WENR Penthouse Part William M.

Beard. Glenridge, N. Oct. 28 Speciall. William M.

Beard, 65. industrialist, civic leader, and former assemblyman, died here today. He was a director of Union Carbide and Carbon NOON. W-G-N Radio's Voice. W50C News.

W51C Luncheon Serenade. WAIT Bill Anson. WBBM Beautiful Life. WIND At Your Service. WILL University Trio.

WAAF Symphony hour. WLS Dinnerbell program. 12:05 F. M. W39C Luncheon concert.

32:15 P. M. W-G-N Government Girl. WIND Noontime Melodies. WMAQ Tunes and Tips.

WILL Bruce Foote. WBBM Woman In White. WCFL Singin' Sam. WJJD Music. Please.

WHIP Southtown church. WMBI Midday hour. 13:30 P. M. W-G-N Front Page rnrrelL WBBM Right to Happiness WCFL Songs of Romance.

WAIT Navy at Noon. WJJD Noonday service. WILL Farm Hour. WIND Randall A loner. 12:45 P.

M. W-G-N Markets. WCFL Man on the Street. WMAQ Three to Get Ready. WBBM Road of Life." WLS Question Box.

1:5 P. M. W-G-N Melody Time. P. M.

W-G-N News. I 1:00 P. M. W-G-N Don Norman' Date. W59C Cedrie Foster.

W51C Musical Hi-Lights. WJJD Live Stock Market. WILL Homemaker hour. WLS School Time. WMAQ Light of the World.

WBBM Dr. Malone. WMBI Study. WAIT Gossip club. WHIP Chicago Opera.

1:15 P. M. W-G-N Painted Dream. WoOC Mneie Reader. W51C Waltx musical.

WMAQ-Myatery Man. WJJD Variations. WBBM Joyce Jordan. WCFL Don Artiste. WAAF Melody Review.

1:30 P. M. W-G-N Playhouse. W51C Panoo Maestro. WCFL Guess Who? WILL The Digest.

WMAQ Valiant Ladv. WIND Board of Education. WBBM Fletcher Wiley. WAAF Ballroom Prevne. WLS Homemakers prog.

WHIP Forward with Chgo. 1:45 P. M. W-G-N Marriage Bureau. W5BC FM demonstration.

WAAF Dance Time. WHFC Bing Crosby. WBBM Kate Hopkins. WIND Race Results. WMAQ Arnold Grimm.

2:0 P. M. W-G-N Afternoon Melodies. W59C News. WLS Orphans of Divorce.

WBBM Helping Hand. WILL Child Development. WMAQ Against the Storm. WHIP We Are American. W51C Romantic Cycle.

WJJD Bill Anson. 2:05 P. M. W50C See Chicago. WAAF Half and Half.

Mrs. Elizabeth Howard Bancroft. Rockford, Oct. 28 (JP). Mrs.

Elizabeth Howard Bancroft, who won the French reconnaisance medal for aiding' refugees and organizing relief for orphans after the World war, died tonight at her home here. Ilka Chase, Yvette, Frank Fay, Luise Rainer. 9 WMAQ Kay Kyser's College. 9 WENR American Melnriv Hnnr wife of the late David, fond mother of Elizabeth, James, and David Ford. Funeral from late residence, K027 S.

Carpenter street, Thursday at 0:30 a. m. to St. Leo's church. Interment Mount Olivet.

FRF.DER1CKSON Norman David Frederick- son. Oct. 20, 1041. of the Pershing hotel. Services st chapel.

rt.v:8 Cottage Grove avenue, Thursday at 1 :30 p. m. Interment nt Mount Hope. For Information call Fairfax 2000. cue work and obtained pictures of many of the passengers saved.

A 2iew York newspaper purchased her article and later gave her a job as Paris correspondent. For more than 25 years she viewed the European scene and interpreted it with understanding. She had a wide acquaintance with important people abroad and this enabled her to cable many exclusive dispatches to the United States. Miss Birkhead remained in Paris thru the world war. In 1927 she joined the staff of The Tribune.

She wrote of CoL Lindbergh's landing after his sensational solo flight from New York. Later she covered such important news events as the wedding cf the duke of Windsor and the British coronation ceremonies. Bared French UnpreparedneM. Jler knowledge enabled her to analyze with great accuracy the damage that had been done to French unity and preparedness for war by the radical government under Leon Blum. Early in 1939 she drew attention to the fact that France was woefully unprepared for war and was hoping it would not come until its army was ready.

This has since been abundantly borne out by events. When the present war started Miss Birkhead remained in Paris. She was still there when the Nazis swept over the French troops and occupied the city. It was her avowed intention to continue reporting the war as long as it lasted. She decided to leave only when she became ill and the Germans tightened regulations so lar that it was difficult for her to give accurate accounts of what was going on.

Seised as Spy Suspect. Her trip to America was in Itself an epic. She and a physician and an author all left Paris in the doctor's car after getting as much gasoline as they could from the supply rationed to the American" embassy. A few more gallons were picked up from German truck drivers, who accepted champagne in return. In the city of Poitiers the travelers were arrested by the Germans as suspected British spies.

Five days later, having proved their innocence, they were permitted to cross Spain and go into Portugal. In Lisbon, Miss Birkhead obtained a passage to America on the steamer Excamblon. She arrived in New York Aug. 16, 1940. Surviving is her mother.

Her father died in 1904. Vivian Delia Chiesa, Conrad Thi-bault. Frank Munn. 9:15 WBBM Public A ffalrc Pn BEAUTY Jerry Voorhis, Price Control Leg is- FROST Milllcent J. Frost, beloved wife of lauon.

Charles F. Ball Lava Hot Springs. Idaho, Oct. 28 (A. Charles F.

Ball, 76, whose life was said to have provided the theme for Owen Wister's "The Virginian." died today. A native of New York state, he moved west in 1884. Ben B. Frost. At rest and services at funeral home.

203 S. Marion street. Oak Park. 111., Thursday. Oct.

30, at 3 p. m. Interment Forest Home. GKRTKN Anna M. Gerten.

nee Weter. N. Western avenue, Oct. 27. 1041.

suddenly, beloved wife of the late Peter, dear sister of Catherine E. Anderson, Mary S. Krcusch, WS9C WILL AIR that's why ws snd flowers. Thsy tpsak mors comfort than thousand word. REV.F.W.

UMBREIT, SONG PROGRAM BY EDNA O'DELL Edna O'Dell, W-G-N staff singer who has become a favorite of radio NORTH CENTRAL'S 1-conard Weber, and the late Susan Hop-kins. Funeral Thursday. Oct. 30. at a.

in. from chapel, 2114 Irving l'ark road, to St. John Berchmans church. Interment at St. Boniface.

GIBSON James Gibson. Oct. 27. lste of 8751 Harper avenue, beloved husband of Mary father of Mrs. Mary Murphy, grandfather of Joseph Alston and Alan J.

TREASURER, DIES "I' The Rev. Franklin W. Umbreit, for the last 33 years treasurer and busi Murphy. Funeral at chapel. 705 Cottage Grove avenue, Wednesday.

2 p. m. Burial ness manager of North Central col Mount Hope. UNDERTAKERS. HALLBERG Theresa B.

Hallberg. Oct. 28. lege and of the Evangelical Theologi cal seminary, Naperville. died yester 1041.

beloved wife of the late Prof. Carl listeners thru her many radio shows, tonight is to begin a new series of programs on W59C the re quency modulation station of W-G-N, Inc. She will be heard with the W59C Studio Salon orchestra di- S. N. Hallherg.

Ph. loving mother of Carl fond sister of Eric Bergslrom of day in Copley hospital, Aurora, of in juries received in a fall Monday night Brooklyn. N. Y. Services at chapel, 2221 Lincoln avenue, Thursday, 1 p.

m. Interment Graceland cemetery. HARRIS Walla-e Oaude Harris. Oct. 28 He was 70 years old.

Laimi Son Funeral Service Infformniffltioini Before joining the college staff, the Rev. Mr. Umbreit had been a min A. H. W-G-N Farm Honr.

:00 A. M. W-C-N Breakfast Tlma Frolics. WAAF Farm Folks. WCFL Cheerful EarfuL WLS Crossroads Store.

7:00 A. M. W-G-N Daybreakers. WBBM World Today. WMAQ Suburban hour.

WILL Concert Airs. WAAF Breakfast Express. WMBI Morning- Worship. WAIT Life Line. A.

M. W-G-N Anns Jemima. WLS 1-2-3 Time. WCFL Tim to Shine. A.

M. W-G-N News. A. M. W-G-N Nothing but tha Truth.

7:3 A. M. W-G-N Goodbye Carbon. WBBM Wishing Well. WHIP Altar Service.

WLS Mac and Bob. 7:33 A. H. W-G-N Wake Up and Sins. 7:40 A.

M. W-G-N Bruh and Smile. 7:4 A. M. W-G-N Simla with Flavor.

WJJD Weather Bureau. WCFL Breakfast Frolic WLS Jolly Joe. WILL Student Churches, 8:00 A. M. W-G-N Your Morning New.

WMAQ Your Neighbors. WJJD Frontiersman. WCFL Breakfast club. WILL Pathogenic Bacteriology. A.

M. W-G-N The Gospel Singer. WBBM Silveriest Sendoff. A. M.

W-G-N Melodies. W51C Military Patrol. WMAQ Coffee Time. WBBM Record Rhythm. WAIT Lutheran program.

WIND Life and Land. WMBI Mornlnr Melodies. WLS Chuck Acree. 8:45 A. M.

W-G-N The Problem Doctor. W51C South Sea Idyls. WJJD Song Shop. WMAQ Songs in Fashion. WBBM Stories America Loves.

WLS Playhouse. A. M. W-G-N Carnation Boaqnet. W51C Musical.

WMAQ Bess Johnson. WMBI Community Salute. WBBM Betty Crocker. WLS Book Shop. WIND Start Right.

WJOB Masterwork hour. WILL History of Civilization. 9:15 A. M. W-G-N Happy Meeting Time.

WCFL Alvtno Key. WIND Life and Land. WMAQ Bachelor's Children. WBBM Myrt and Marge. WJJD Shopping Today.

:30 A. M. W-G-N Jane Baker. W51C Mnaical Messages. WMAQ Morning Melodies.

WIND Hollywood and Broadway. WAIT Evanston court. WMAQ Helpmate. WLS Howard Peterson. WBBM Stepmother.

7 WCFL Kay Kyser. WJJD Recruiting program. 9:4.1 A. M. W-G-N Linda's Love.

W51C Swinging String. WMAQ Road of Life. WIND Bob and Bonnie. WBBM Shopping with Missus. WCFL Music for Moderns.

WJJD Down Argentine Way. WLS Jane Tucker. 10:00 A. M. W-G-N Editor's Daughter.

W51C Matinata WCFL For Women Only. WBBM Treat Time. WMAQ Mary Marlin. WLS Jack Turner. WIND Listen Ladies.

WILL Secondary Education. WAAF Orchestra Pit. WMBI Organ Moods. 10:15 A. M.

W-G-N Hearts in Harmony. WBBM Man I Married. WJJD Dick Baker. WMAQ Pepper Young-. WAAF Morning Ballad.

WLS Morning Matinee. WCFL Musical Tabloid. WIND Dance and Romance. A. M.

0 W-G-N Voice of Romance. W51C Latin Moods. WBBM Bright Horizon. WJJD Ruth Howard. WMAQ Lone Journey.

WLS-Iulia Blake. WAAF Mythical Ballroom. WMBI Home hour. 10:45 A. M.

W-G-N News. W51C Popular Instrument. WMAQ David Harum. WAIT Myrna Dee Sergont. WBBM Aunt Jenny.

WLS Live Stock Market. A. M. W-G-N John B. Hughes.

W51C Medley Time. WBBM Kate Smith. ister in the Wisconsin Evangelical 1041. beloved tula hand of Anna Scott Harris, faiher of Edward, brother of Ethbert. Mildred Blogham.

and Hesler Krause. At chapel, street and Harvard avenue, where services will be held Thursday. Oct. 30. at 4 p.

m. Cremation Oak Woods. Please Edna o'Deil. rected by Harry Sukman from 7:30 to 8 p. m.

W-G-N R. Glnsburgh's orch. conference. He was greatly interested in college athletics. In tribute to his work in developing sports, letter men of the college will stand guard at his bier in the Frst Evange ical church.

W59C, in cofiperation with the Chi 6:00 P. M. W-G-N Don Pedro. W59C Fulton I-ewis. WS1C Dinner Mimic.

WENR Easy Aces. WMAQ Sweet and Spanish. WBBM Amos Andy. :15 P. M.

W-G-N Mob Klaon. W5UC Ralph Ulnaburgh orchestra. WBHM Lanny Ross. WHNR Mr. Keen.

WIND Musical Follies. P. M. W-G-N Clifton rjtley. W59C Dinner concert.

WCFL Music by Airline. WBBM Meet Mr. Meek. WIND Modern Music. :45 P.

M. W-O-N The Smoothie. WLS Joe Parsons. P. M.

W-G-N Cat Tlnney. W59C News. WMAQ The Thin Man. WBBM Big Town. WLS Quiz Kids.

7:05 P. M. W59C Musical Comedy Encores. 7:15 P. M.

W-G-N Hoople honr. 7:3 P. M. W-G-N The I-one Ranger. W59C Studio Salon occh.

WIND Capt. Michael Fielding. WMAQ Plantation Party. WBBM Dr. Christian.

WCFL Jack Kelly's orch. WLS Manhattan at Midnight. 7:45 P. M. WCFL Familiar Melodies.

8:00 P. M. W-G-N Gabriel Beatter. W59C News. WMAQ Eddie Cantor.

WENR Basin Street Music. W51C Musical Favorites. WHFC Polish Barn Dance. WBBM Fred Allen. WIND Ben Bernie.

WJOB Hungarian hour. P. M. W59C Danee Interlude. 8:15 P.

M. W-G-N Quin Ryan's New. W59C Harry Snkman. WIND Adventure Time. 8:30 P.

M. W-G-N Sanders and Savage. W59C Adventures In Melody. WENR Penthouse Serenade. WIND Oft tlin Record.

WMAQ Mr. District Attorney. WCFL Labor Flashe. 8:43 P. M.

W-G-N Dick Jurgens. WCFL Mission Melodies. WIND Dr. Gerhard Schacber. 9:00 P.

M. W-G-N Allan Scott. W39C Perfectionists. WMAQ Kay Kyser. WENR American Melody hour.

WBBM Glenn Miller. 9:15 P. M. W-G-N Danger Is My Business. 9 :30 P.

BI W-G-N Shoot the Work. WCF Danceland. WBBM Community Fund. 10:0 P. M.

W-G-N Answer Man. W59C News. WMAQ Irene Rich. WIND Symphonic hour. 10:05 P.

M. W59C Modern Melodies. 10:15 P. M. W-G-N Chicago at Night.

W59C Rhumbs Time. WEDC Hollywood Gossip. WBBM Flanagrams. WENR Finest Music. P.

M. W-G-N Preston Bradley. W590 Dream Ship. WCFL Music Lovers' prog. 10:45 P.

M. W-G-N Del Courtney. WBBM Man on the Street. WENR Hal Totten. 11:0 P.

M. W-G-N News. W59C News. W51C Dance Music. 11:05 P.

M. W-G-N Harry James. W59C Danee Parade. 11:15 P. M.

WENR Freddie Ebener. 11:30 P. M. W-G-N Art Kassel. WCFL Club Midnight.

WBBM Ramon Ramos. WENR Wayne King. MIDNIGHT. W-G-N Dick Jurgens. WIND The Night Watch.

WENR Music You Want. WCFL Morning Matinee. WBBM Ralph Barlow. 12:30 A. M.

W-G-N Lea Brown. WENR Woody Herman. A. M. W-G-N Ted Weems.

1:30 A. M. 5-N Njjwounng cago Society for the Hard of Hearing and the Victory Workshop, where Naperville, tomorrow from 12 noon omit flowers. HAZELBARTH Elizabeth Hazelbarth. nee Cory, of 5210 Lake Park avenue, beloved wife of the late Charles fond mother of Florence.

Charles, and Virginia. Resting at chapel. 5203 Lake Park avenue. Funeral notice later. Hyde Park 0014.

HORSMANN Emma Horsmann. nee Reck-rodt. beloved wife of Christian, fond mother of Helen Arnold. Ethel McMahon, Mer- children with impaired hearing are taught trades, conducted an experi Musical Moods. WMAQ Ma Perkins.

WCFL Surprise Package. WBBM Meet the Missus. WLS Amanda. WAAF Rhythmic Age. 2:30 P.

M. -W-G-N Harold Turner. WARC Old Favorites. WILL Recital Hall. WMAQ Guiding Light.

WBBM School h. Air to 2:30 p. when services will be held. Two daughters. Mrs.

Mildred Peterson, Naperville, and Mrs. Flor ment recently to test the responsive SOUTHSIDE CHAPEL ean and harvard-avenue. PHONE WENTWORTH 0025. WEDXESDAT. DAVIS Charles Jesse.

2 p. m. In church, HALL Vannie. 2 p. m.

at chapel LUDZ Henry. 4 p. m. at chapel THL" RSDAT. rHII.RERlCK Glail.vs p.

m. at chapel. NORTH SIDE CHAPEL. S.VIt X. ASH LAND-A VENUE.

THONE LONG BEACH 2046. ness of persons with defective hear ence Jordan, Joliet, survive. ing to frequency modulation. vin. and Earl Horsmann.

loving sister of In the first group tested were eight Elizabeth Toppen anil George Reckrodt. Funeral Friday, Oct. 31. at 2. p.

m. at DISTRIBUTE FIRST W51C Musical Patterns. residem-e. U037 S. Hoyne avenue.

Member of Square chapter. No. 704. O. E.

S. ami Cook 4untr Rebekah. No. 00. I.

O. O. F. wjju-Hoard or Education. WLS John's Other Wife.

2:45 P. M. W-G-N Melody Time. W59C Hawaiian Musie. WAAF South American U.

S. FUNDS HERE TO AID CHILDREN Distribution of the first monthly persons using hearing aid devices; in the latter, four juveniles, relying only on their ears. Listening alternately to FM and standard radio transmissions at the same level of Intensity, both groups seemed to hear FM with better quality. WEDXESDAT. W51C Gilbert and Sullivan.

checks under the new Aid to Depend wait What Is Interment Cedar Park cemetery. HUBER Elizabeth Huber. nee Leu. Oct. 27.

1041. of 2700 Central Park avenue. Evans-ton. widow of Jean Paul Huber. fond mother of Mrs.

Henry Stamer and Mrs. Fred Huettmann. Services 3 p. m. Wednesday at chapel.

1567 Maple avenue, Evans-ton. Interment private. JAFFE-Hillel Jaffe of 2R3S Haddon avenue, beloved husband of the late Malkie, fond father of Joe. George, Suniuel. Allred.

ent Children program was begun yes ATKINSON John. HENSLE Susie. JOHNSON Carl J. SHAW Myra H. SMITH May me B.

SIGAR Hanna S. TL'EGELr Michael. Radio engineers said frequency at chapel In church, at chapel, at chapel, at chapel, at chapel, in church, 3 p. 9 :30 a. m.

3 p. m. 11 a. m. 8 p.

m. 1 p. m. 10 a. m.

WCFL On the Mall. WLS Just Plain Bill. terday under the direction of Fletcher modulation programs would sound C. Kettle, state superintendent of better because of greater definition public assistance. The October pay and because FM has overcome the Buscli.

Services at 2:30 p. m. on Tbursdsy. Oct. 30.

at funeral home, 2d and Lincoia street, Hinsdale. Interment Clarendon Hills. SLOAN Peter Sloan, late of 710 Aberdeen street, beloved hushand of Margaret Ineo O'Dwyerl. devoted father of Dennis W. At chapel.

(1813 S. Racine avenue. Funeral Thursday, Oct. 30 at 10 a lo Rrendan's church. Interment Mount Olivet.

Native of Down Palrirk. County Down. Ireland. Irish papera please copy. SMITH Mayme B.

Smith. Oct. 27, 1041. beloved wife of M. L.

Smith, fond mother of Mrs. Paul Bryant of Bennington. Vt and Mrs. Harold Muir of Chicago, grandmother of Mrs. William Andrews.

At rhapel. 5501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will be) held Wednesday. Oct. 29.

at 8 p. m. Interment Galeshurg. III. STEIL Henry D.

Steil. sge 76. ef Laka Zurich, fond father of Mrs. William Buhr and Mrs. William Wickersheim.

Resting at funeral home. 207 N. Vail avenue. Arlington Heights. Services Thursday.

Oct. UO. at 2:15 p. at Fairfield Evangelical Lutheran church Inear Laka Zurich I. Interment Fairfield STR A DAIr Anne R.

Slradal. Oct. 2. of 533 S. East aveiiue.

Oak Park, daughter of the late John and Adrienne niradal. sister ot Mrs. J. W. Collins and Mrs.

F. J. Tyrrell. Resting at funeral home. 31 8 N.

Central avenue, Austin. Funeral Wednesday. 9:30 a. to Ascension church, corner East avenue and Van Buren street. Interment Mount Carmel.

STRENTZ Cssimir Strentx. beloved husband of Lillian, fond brother of Albert. Stephen. Michael. Marion.

Anna. Josephine. Sophie, Helen. Martha, and Frances. Funeral Friday.

Oct. 31, 8:30 a. from rhapel. 1S45 N. Hermitage avenue, to St.

Mary of the Angels church. Burial St. Adalbert's. Tl'RBIX Rose Turbin, beloved wife of Ale. fond mother of Bern ice Coopennan.

Gilbert. Marilyn, and Jules, devoted daughter of Esther Tinkowsky. dear sister of Anna Lessmsn. Lillian Gustsvson. Dr.

Max Pin cus. Minette, Sarah Druckmsn. and tho late Fred. Funeral today. Wednesdsy.

3 p. at rhapel. 3021 Lawrence avenue. Interment Westlawn cemetery. Shiva at 4723 N.

Avers avenue. WKBER Dr. Anthony T. Weber. 8756 Sangamon street, beloved husband of Jesnetta Johnston Weber, father of Thomas son of the late Mathiaa and Marr.

brother of Charles. John. Mrs. F. X.

Sehrsm. Mrs. R. C. Stanley, Mrs.

Ed Sehrsm. Mrs. H. 1. Matthew.

Rose and the late Jake. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p. m. at funeral home. fi01.

Wentworth avenue. Interment Cedar Park cemetery. Member ot Stock Yards post. American Legion: Father Ed Kellv post. 17.

S. W. Blue Island lodse. II. P.

O. Elk: Englewood lodge. No. 690. A.

F. A A. and Chicago Federation of Musicians. WF.ITZM ANN Minna Weitrmann of 50 Swain avenue, Elmhurst. Ill beloved wife of Arthur dear mother of Margaret Dieckmaiin.

sister of Oswald Helmstsedt. Resting st dispel. 134 S. York street. Elm-burst.

until Thursday noon. Services Thursday. 1 p. st Immanue! Evangelical Lutheran church, Elmhurst. Interment Concordia cemetery.

WINKLER Adalatde fNelMel wmkler loss Tuilesl. wife of tie late Jan. Oct. 28. dearly beloved mother of Albert Genevievo Birren.

add Colette O'Shea. grandmother of Gart and Patricia Winkler. Robert. Alex, and Donald Birren. sister of the late Mary Dockendorf.

Funeral Thursday morning st 0:15 from funeral home. 6216 N. Clark street. Services at Queen of the Angela church at 10 o'clock. Burial St.

Boniface s. MATHER-SMITH DIES; EX -HEAD OF PAPER FIRM Charles Frederick Mather-Smith, retired chairman of the board of Brad-rer. Smith Chicago paper manufacturers, died Monday at his estate, Edgegrove, in Oakland, Fla, it was reported yesterday. He was 77 years old and a member of a pioneer Chicago family. Mr.

Mather-Smith had lived in Florida for the last 35 years, but spent his summers in Highland Park. He retired two years ago from the board of the paper concern, which was founded by his father, Charles Mather-Smith, and his uncle, John Bradner. He was a prominent figure in the Florida citrus industry. He was one of the founders of the Chicago club and the Chicago Golf club, near Wheaton. Surviving are a son, Charles Mather-Smith II, of Honolulu, T.

and three daughters, Mrs. James Allen Turner of Highland Park. Mrs. Harry Calvin of Winnetka. and Mrs.

John Fischbeck of Honolulu. Private services will be held in Florida. ments aggregate $151,615. The pro tonal distortions. David.

Arnold, Clarice. Mary Hiilm.ni, and Clara J. Levinson. 8 grandchildren, ru neral Wednesday. 2 p.

at chapel, 2018 2:55 P. M. W-G-N News. P. M.

W-G-N Elson nod Anson. W59C News. WAAF Mythical Ballroom. WILL Musie of Master. Danceland.

WMAQ Backstage Wife. WBBM Don Artiste. WHFC Music Appreciation. IniMin, V.IMIU. STARS TO HEAD THURSDAY.

ANDERSON Margaret Evelyn. 1 1 a. m. at chapel, SERVICES TO BE ARRANGED. LEATHER William.

WITTER Hannah. gram provides regular monthly assistance for children whose parents or guardians are unable to provide for them. The federal and state governments divide the expense. To Social SHOW AT RADIO ARTISTS' BENEFIT Victor Moore, Irene Bordoni, and Security board in Washington yester WJJD Dearest Mother. day granted the state $796,785 for the October-December quarter.

C. li. JORDAN CO. FUNERAL HOME. 200 E.

ERIE ST. 87 YEARS' SERVICE William Gaxton will head the floor show of the American Federation of Tfl MONUMENTS AND MAUSOLEUMS. Radio Artists' annual benefit entertainment, to be presented Nov. 7 in Hotel Sherman. Other stage, screen, radio and night club artists on the program will be Bob Strong and his Joe Lewis, Marian Mann, CEMETERY MARKERS.

MONUMENTS AT aavinics. aears-Boebuck. State-st. Basement. Division street.

Interment Jewixh Wald-neini. Please omit flowers. JODA Hulda Joda. nee Koepp. beloved wife of the late John, loving mother of Mary Berg.

John. Mildred Lux, Bernard. Cecilia Grothe. Henry, Catherine Krueger, Frances Cnates. Rose, Frsnk.

and Robert. Funeral Thursday at a. m. from residence, 2100 N. Lawler avenue, lo St.

Philomena's church. Interment St. Joseph's. Member ot Christian Mothers' society. JOFFE Morris M.

Joffe of KR25 East End avenue, beloved husband of Nellie, dear father of Harold. Sophie. Ann Blumberg. and Carol, grandfather of Ardene Rochelle. Funeral Wednesday.

2 p. at chapel, 6935 Stony Island avenue. JOHNSON Sarah Whiteley Johnson, beloved wife of the late Ernest F. Juhnson, fond sister of Mrs. lsabclle Ruesclier.

Mrs. Lillian Craw, and Mrs. Florence Nelson. Funeral Thursday, 3 p. at chapel.

020 Belmont avenue. Interment Acacia Tark. JONES Arthur E. Jones of 3233 Washington boulevard, beloved husband of Isabella Wirth Jones, fattier of Mrs. Blanche Hey-danek.

grandfather ot Marilyn, brother of Mrs. Gertrude Flagler. Mrs. Ethel Knapp. Mrs.

Cevcrtna Fitch. Harold, and Blanche E. Jones. Funeral Thursday. 3 p.

at chapel, 4138 W. Madison street. Interment Forest Home. Business repreBentallve of local No. 180, Brotherhood P.

D. and P. of America. WITH the Vagabond's quartet, Harry Black- DEATH NOTICES iiMn-iiiiii Matinee, P. M.

W59C Walts Time. 3:15 P. M. WJJD Star Over Hollywood. WHIP Radio Follies, WMAQ Stella Dallas.

3:30 P. M. W59C Danee Matinee. WMAQ Lorenzo Jones. W51C Vocal Cadences.

WBBM Lone Journey. WAAF Musical Varieties. 3:45 P. M. WMAQ Widder Brown.

WBBM Lorraine HaU. 4 MO P. M. W-G N-Boak, Carter. W59C News.

WMAQ When a Girl Marries. WILL I'm an American. WBBM Mary Marlin. WAAF Jimmy Kozak. WENR YoDr.

Room. Caravan. WJOB Parade of Band. 4:05 P. M.

W59C Vocalist reeitsJ. stone, the magician, the Pied Pipers. Zorina, Beverly Bayne, Lila Lee, and I w. Ma.mni.la an. BRUSHABER Ernst Brushaher.

In fond re- Phyllis Thaxter. Proceeds will go to the AFRA's sick and death, benefit fund. Tickets may be purchased in Hotel Sherman. Many prizes will be awarded to guests. iiriiiuritiii i our ucar iiubuhuu aim laiurr, who passed away two years ago today.

Wo will lova and think of you always. WIFE. DAUGHTER. AND SONS-IN-LAW. SCHLESINGER David Schlosinirer.

1027. In JV '1 PORTLAND HOFFA ALCOOSM AII'S ORCHESTRA VrVf THE TEXACO WORK' JTj SHOP PLAYERS cncrisnea memory. UAUbniLtt aai. Fraternal Notice. What Ails You MEN'S CLUB OF CONGREGATION AM KEATING Francis Keating, beloved son of MME.

LEBLANC, 'INSPIRATION' OF MAETERLINK, DIES VICHY, France, Oct. 28. Georgette Lebianc, the actress who starred in Maurice Maeterlinck's plays, has died at Cannes. For some 20 years she was a close friend of the Belgian writer and claimed to have inspired many of his work. When Maeterlinck married the friendship ended and Georgette Lebianc wrote bitterly about him.

She once wrote that having come across a volume of Emerson's essays with a preface by Maeterlinck she read and reread that preface all night and when day dawned she was convinced "he was the only one I could ver love." ECHOD Members will please attend the funeral services ot Sam Weller Wednesday. Oct. 20, 11 a. m. at chapel.

U033 Stony Island avenue. J. KOLNICK. President. W-G-N Edna O'Dell' Cornelius and Margaret, nee Cox; brother of Marian.

Mrs. Margaret Kroner. Funeral Thursday. 9 a. from late residence, 5553 S.

Wells street, to St. Anne's church. Burial Holy Sepulchre. ADVERT1SMENT1 Union Station to Open AMICO Joseph Amioo. late of 1531 Gren- ZISOOK Alter Zisook of 5207 Greenwood LEATHER William F.

Leather of 7612 N. Htadaoht Gas 1 Aold Sour Stomach 1 IF DUE TO CONSTIPATION READ THIS Can't sat? Oood-ror-nsthlnf with headsebss. gaa pains, sour stomach, short breath? If csiuad by ranstlpsUon cheer Bp. trr BLISS NATIVE HERBS, the LAXATIVE aad BITTERS Tablets. Their plant Ingredients should (Its 4 -ACTION effect (1) Induce bowel sad urinary llmlnatlnn.

V2 pep up sDPCtlta aad stomach action with stomaobie btttara. (St cswoursas now or bll te aid digestion, 4) help rcllen gas pressure. Talis as dlreetsd. 200 Tablets. 11.25.

Also Se aad SSe slsss. Try CUSS NATIVE HERE TabUta FOR FREE 4-0AV SUPPLY. rlt BllM. IHpt. CA.

UU Columbia Boad. Washington. D. G. TONIGHT WCFL :45 to 9:00 p.

m. AQUILLA C. LEWIS "JUDGES AND LABOR" ahaw street, beloved husband of Julia, nee Dote; lond father of Geneviene and Nancy, loving: brother of Charles. Peter, John. Grace Pastorella, Concetta Saponto.

and Row Dornacher. fond brother-in-law of William Dote and William Cavoto. Funeral Friday at 9 a. m. from chapel.

7119 S. Western avenue, to Our Lady of Pompeii church. Interment Mount Carmel. Phone Sea. avenue, husband ot Dora.

Services Wednesday. 1 p. at chapel. 3600 Roosevelt. ZUCKERM ANN Albert Lewis Zuekermann.

beloved son of the late Morn and Fannie, desrly beloved brother of Milton. Elsie. Jampnlia, and the late Samuel. Funeral Thirsday. Oct.

30. 2 p. at chapel. P36 E. 47th street.

Burial Free Sona cemetery. Family at 5120 Harper avenue. Canteen for Service Men The first canteen in any midwest-ern railroad terminal for the exclusive use of soldiers and sailors in uniform will be opened near Armistice day in the Union station, Ashland avenue, Oct. 28. 1041.

beloved husband of Mela Leather, father of Mrs. Evelyn Parsill. grandfather nt David and Alan, beloved son of Mrs. Elizabeth Leather, brother of Winifred, Edith. Anna, Belle.

James, and the late Charles. At chapel. 6501 N. Ashland avenue, where services will he held Friday. Oct.

31. at 1 p. m. Interment Detroit, Mich, rieaae omit flowers, i 0-9 C.S.T..