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ASA Baptist Church Choir
$40 P, M.--KDKA D-Chndren' .
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Million Sing" WICK (517)-seryices:
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: 80 I'' ?. Nm.&lKFNF t2e0-christian
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1850 4l-orEan wFAA (475;9)-serg-
7:4O p. M.--wMBB t250i-science sev-
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Methodist SERVICES.
s r. M.-wBBi (220-vocal. dance.
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1865 Easter services. WIZ (4643J
029asD ia Concert orc orcbestra. woj
mental. VITO (475.9)-symphonic En-
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w WfAE. W W%f, W WdAR WEB WEkF K Ksg,
WCCo wsAf. WGN. woo. wEMC
l2S55(-Sermon. choir. organ. wPG
NV q l-Ienor, concert orchestra.
S3S +. M .CkoA CS22 2i9TsS5sat,
o r. MYTHS (374.s) - Ensemble.
KFAB (340.sl = Musicale. KEW
Godfrey Ludlow: also WGY. wMRR
(250)-Orchestra popular. wOAw
(528l-Presbyterian services. WORD
tSoo552sN7IraiS% o.s s,GTSiees' singers. wPG
sIS P. M@1lKFUo, (546.D - Lecture.
choir Y =
WCAL (33e o. - Services .S"' ou nartaf.
W s6Aa L27Sl 1,7,l3 TO-, hour; WGN
y. music. WsUI C4S3.65@Fam difai;
o:56 r. M.-KGo 1861 2)-servicos or.
gan oratorio. KPRG t296;al -Munici.
e Sa GfeAef XIV EEBs cGs
cert; WBAP (475.9)-Orchestra WENR
I266) - Dance. vocal. instrumental.
WIT, (49o9E;Reouest program. wRw
s:45 r. M:wwHN Orchestra,
10 P. M.@KTHs t974.s)-Frolic, The
R RRH PICS yoiSs XII Voc 4d7l19Fgan.
Little symphony =. soloist noO '7o''o'
1890 p. M.-KPo l42S 3l-Orchestra
WITT (400)-Baek Home hour. WINK
1901 2)Eo Dr. gg e3Ctertainers. 49,
1892 : Feat Feature program. WFAA
Sa5S{0fsan WHO fHESSr'R I5ae,1 TGEs
his p. M.-wHB tae5.e)-organ. poet.
II BOZ: $50 r. MYTHS 1914 .s,-organ.
IL M.-KFI (467) - Orchestra. KPo
I42ss:3llm5Sorchestra. wBBM t@26j -
1 a. M.NKFi (467)-Paul Roberts pro-
gram.
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HOOSLER BRIEFS

Roy Mccoy, alleged to have been
going sixty miles an hour. Mccoy
was fined $15
Mrs. Sam Patterson of Washing
ton may put a Matrimonial
Agency" sign on her millinery shop.
In the past ten years, twenty-five of
her girl employees have married.
Sheriff Lon NJ. Coons of Rushville
Unexpectedly received a 500 reward
for arrest and conviction of chicken
thieves. The reward was given by a
farm magazine and came ''out of
the sky" for the sheriff.
Cecil Hastings of Martinsville was
injured when he tried to stop a
horse which had broken loose from
the Townsend blacksmith shop.
Floyd Holsren, u. of Brazil, was
scared" TO tell his parents he had
accidentally shot himself in the alb
domen with a rife and was in a very
serious condition before they dis
covered his wound. He was rushed
to Terre Haute hospital for an
operation.
Charles II. Knapp. II, OF Auburn
will be honored by the local Mason
ic lodge lie has been a Mason for
fifty years.
Three parcels Of land in Princeton,
owned by Mrs. Ann Eliza. Hudel-
son, brought the record price Of
$29, O47.50 in recent sale.
G. X. Davis Of Gary was awarded
gold medal by the Red Cross for
saving the life of Charles Hammond
who had become exhausted after at
tempting to rescue Frank Frisberg,
who had capsized in a canoe in Lake
Holman, near Chicago.
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Today'S Best

CODUridht. 1926. bU United Press
Central Standard Time Throughout.
WEAF, and Hookup, WEAF,
WAR, WEEP, WGR, WIFI, woo,
WWJ, WDAF, KSD, WSAI, WCSH
$50 p. MANUAL banquet, So
journers' Club with addresses and
music by Jones and Hare, Lopez and
Bernie orchestras, Capitol orchestra,
Vikings silver mask tenor, others.
KGO, Oakland 1851 Nd, 10 p. NJ
Opera. 1.-The Bohemian Girl"
WIZ, New York; 1851 Nd, ~WGY,
Schenectady $3.50 M; WRC, Wash
ington (469 M, 1880 p. m.-Lieder-
kranz society concert.
WSB, Atlanta (42S M, p. NJ
Radio artists.
WOR. Newark (4O5 Nj, S;15 P. NJ.
La Forge artists.
KPRC, Houston (297 M, s =. NJ,
Frank Tilton, boy pianist.
WSAI, Cincinnati 1926 M, 1915 P.
M.--Sextet
WMAQ, Chicago GAS M, 9 p. NJ
Radio revue.
WCCO. Minneapolis (416 M. s P.
M. - "Fireside philosophers the
Rev. Roy L. Smith.
WGN, Chicago 1903 Nj, $50 p NJ.
Light opera quartet.
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KOKOMO HEARS
WATSON ASK
G. 0. P. PEACE
Warns Republicans Not to
Fight Among Themselves
Ignores Adams.
81 United Press

BD United Press
KOKOMO, Ind, April ia plea
10 conduct the primary campaign
so 1t will not leave any scars among
Republicans, was made by Senator
Watson, seeking denomination for
the Republican long term senatorial
domination, in an address here
Friday night.
Watson made only passing reference
70 the opposition of Claris Adams,
indianapolis attorney, for the nomi-
nation, but warned against Repub-
aicans falling to fighting among
themselves as d result of the
primary race.
Watson stressed the need for farm
Selief legislation at the present
session of Congress and said it
should take the form Of providing
:S1neans for disposing Of surplus
crops.
He declared for strict immigration
Jaws and outlined the need for
tpassage of the railroad labor bill
now pending before Congress.
Senator Watson planned to go to
9Bt, Wayne today and return to
washington from there.
Mayor Silk Sturgeon Of Kokomo
caused considerable merriment when
he inadvertently asserted Senator
WATSON chad always been wrong"
ION a number of measures he had
enumerated.
Senator Watson was puzzled.
The audience kept calling for a
&orrection and the mayor finally
fecquiesced, shaking hands with Wat
zson to assure him all was well.
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VII t273)-7vaudeyillc, WILD 1902
he2lins service. wPG l29G ;s,5.--Dsnse
,-orgSHni nWQJ dd47.J1l-Artists. orches-
,otrrao, WIZ 2)1aorgan.
1910 P. MM'E;kGo 1861. Opera. DO
1920 7, MGKPRc t29eM - Dance.
Vincent Lopez torchestrs. WJR OH
J}eesdtssrs W09AW t526)-orchestra. WRC
1o:4SS .M,@sWsB t4es.3) - skylark
.WGHB 1868 l-Ramble.
KFNFt (263l@6ld-t!me fddiinF, KPS \
Dance Dance wAHG ts15H 6t@DaneSei CIV wSBBM
l266D-Popular program WEBB
.2l-orchestra songs. VICES l25O)
I799 5f sSeSE t %tEB aoa yFEA
tortsners proST voc 4as5S or
WOO t26SD-Orchestra
ii $50 p. M.-KYW 354}-Carnivsi'
t6e stairs WDXfF Z 1895 .61@0'&SRg6HtHi
la;S SS, N gS.5oss 4o7}A Dan sso kew
chestra. KNY 1896. j@0rcRestra.
Wild (37O Popular program, WIT
(40Q)---Your Hour League: Pat Barnes
100 a. M.--KFI (467) --Frolic. xxx
1896 9)---Filmland frolic: movie stars,
KPO (42S .3)-Orchestra. WEBB
(370.2)-Special numbers; songs.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen TO po-
lice belong to:
Russell II. Gilmore, 1110 Healing
Ave; Oldsmobile sedan, 500, 1887;
from Ohio and Alabama SITS.
George Kramer, 5205 e. Michigan
St.; Chevrolet, 2S-649; from Michi-
gan and East SITS.
Chalmer Justice, Castleton. Ford;
621-S44; from CPS N. Noble st.
H. l.. Worrell, Ills Trowbridge
ST.; Ford; 500 $50; from 500 Massa-
chusetts Ave.
Oscar Kaelin, 1874 w. Twenty First
St; Ford; from Riverside Park.
Miss Edith Zimmerman, Apt. %,
Dolly Madison, Madison Ave. and
Merrill St; Ford, from Ft. Wayne
Ave. and Delaware st.
Robert Woods, 1915 w. Thirty
Second ST.; Ford; 539-612; from Sen
ate Ave. and Market st.
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MANY OUT OF
PRIMARY RACE
Candidates for Precinct
Committeeman Withdraw.

Eleventh-hour persuasions Of all
types by politicians resulted in
withdrawal Of thirty-two Republic
ans for precinct committeeman on
the last day. Friday.
The total number OF Republican
Withdrawals was 1856. Seventeen
Democrats withdrew.
Today the Khan faction leaders
were asserting money was used by
opponents TO induce many to leave
the fray.
Predictions that the famous
George Y. Coffin gerrymander in
changing precinct boundary lines
and creating other precincts would
result in confusion. were realized
Friday when eleven Republicans and
three Democrats, who had filed for
precinct committeeman were dis
qualified. because they had stated
they were from the wrong precinct.
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State parole agents today were
investigating source of the funds
which DR.. n. b. Ross, Muncie Stay
er. used in his flight from Indian
apolis on expiration OF a parole
granted so he could be at the bedside
Of his sick mother.
The investigation was started fol
lowing receipt Friday by The Times
OF a letter from Ross. postmarked
New Orleans. La. Similar letters
were received at Muncie and FIT.
Wayne.
Havana Return Address
The letter bore a Havana CUBA
return address.
Police at New Orleans and Ha-
vana have been asked to watch for
the fugitive.
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Radio PROGRAMS

$50 p. M.-KDKA (aoen-Band con-
cert. also xxx. KFAB 1910, S)-Drn-
4er concert WBz ( 3333lme1FSa3rm
Dinner concert WIFI (394.5) --Concert
orchestra WGHB (266) Dinner mu-
sic. WGN 1902 .S)--Skeezlx time. WGI
1870 5)--Orchestra WFBL. WHAM.
Wild (370,2) - instrumental hour.
WOAW (526l.-Kalico Kids; Hawaiian
trio. VITO (475.9l-skinny and gang
trio.
5:45 p. M.-woC (4s3.6l-Chimes; Sand
man. WPG 900 Sl-Dinner music; or
gan; = ha5r,p pbTs WEAF '49l'6'---Fred-
$3.50 p. M.-KYw (535.4-Dinner music.
WBPI 1853 lSJiM usiGty sWrBAPp ae55 1s2}9l
school OF the Air. !" WEAF (4Q1.5( -
Church quartet WBz 1913 81 Con
WENR (266) 9Dinner concert, WIFI
1894 5)-Dance. WHIT l400l-Organ !;
baritone orchestra. WIP l50S.2l -
Uncle win: violin wJR 517) --Sere-
naders WIZ (454.3) --Orchestra WMAQ
(2g9 8)--Dinner music. WRC C466.9)
Orchestra; Bible talk
6;1O F. M.-wEEI t34s.6)-Slahe Spice
family.
s'1S E. M1WgC90} 44IsN-0TSSSs:trs
WOAW (526)-Orchestra
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COMMITTEE FUNCTIONING
Agricultural Planl1s in G. o. p. Plat
form Being Drawn.

A committee to draft agricultural
planks for the Republican State
platform today was functioning after
appointment at a conference of G..
o. +. farm leaders at the SEVERN
Friday. Members are Frank c. Ev-
ans, Charlottesville; w. II. Robbins,
Columbia City, and Charles Trow-
bridge, Mays, Rush County.
The meeting adopted a resolution
commencing Federal supervision of
surplus crops.
Senators Arthur r. Robinson and
James E. Watson assured those
present Congress would adopt a
measure of farmers relief this SEES
sion.
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o'2 sr r. % MEEF 4s sP51i, SUNSHINE 9sIE
W5FsAA {A eo l475.9)-orchestra. WGIi {.
1902 s1&pin9ner co g1rePG'e' old songs @SS
WILT XIlI 6394d5)-,3Copcert orchestra.
DINNER music Voc $3.50 Sand.
m nan c, woR 405 2l-colles ians; wsM
gregs. wRG WEI 3.aJAConceTs
100 nDo P: M,-K KPKKAAS (S999D st9ckmaP
% sg5da WI R70 b. T"si: WINK
(276J-Tr!o, WHOA G34f )-Events;
p pianist tino1 w w17t ($29 Sl9Digener cSn
by A t@ls FGTa f9f Sie9P W WGaHpb $2S}
---C1oncert. WoAW L526lH aogTalts: edu-
dance WoJ t447i5]-ConcSert: dsnc &c
W0R (40512 l-Violin: baritone. WTAM
7:1O p. M.-wEEI (34s.6)-ouintette.
7:1S F. M;;M,oWyz (424;;5l-Radio novel.
also wGR, WBz 1888 Concert;
WSSc a st2sss w Ghg
Wiz (So8.$52 Motor taiEy:" tenor RTsFT re-:
1880 ?. MmKp PEA s h-8and G ON
SsS as3%S R sssqn F IVY 45S}
WEAF (491 .5l3soiourners Club: also
woo. WSAI. WGR. WGBS (315.6l Z
"Numerology:" graphic hour. WGHB
(268lEPiano and vocal. ,WGY (3d9.5}
Music; %Rc rC4SS 3 IAAnnoqneef
S3.6)-Music. VITO (475.9)-Ex-
change clubs Of Connecticut.
7:45 p. MINOR l405. 2l-Copenhagen
500 p. M;@,KPRG[E pI5$2e.9I S@SBTanE, III;
WCCo G4i64)-"Philosophies;" music
WENR (266)-Popular program: dance
VICES (250l-Orchestra; vocal; organ
W E6BB 6l-c0WHGieRFt program r WGN
ttr SoS WN4o Itf4i47.GJ&PrSattt and paw
WOO (27S)--Music. ,,WOAW (526)7--
Concert orchestra; VIVID l270.2l-
gg gsg s wSB 4 asSee MTAM Css Ssn
s:O5 ?. M2KFAB 1910 ,s)1Tarm, talks.
s:I5 p. M.-WoR l4O5.2 l--Musicale,
$3.50 p. M.-KFAB 40.s(-KFAB ar.
fists. KYW 535.4-Classic. WBI
(3333)-Tenor announced. WEAA
(4759 l-Soprano. contralto. WMAQ
l447 ;5l-Photolog, WMCA G34pi6 -
Music WsoE (246)-sunday school
$40 P. M.-wGBs (al5.6)-1mmanuel
o f =. MN.-KMA t252)-orgsn. KTAs
42)-evariety CONCERT. KSD t545.D
wEAAa $9 fSa1 wePa Easa'-MMEHiBai
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STORE TRAINING POINT

The New York office of the
Puritan Clothing Store chain has
selected the Indianapolis store, 191
w. Washington St, at a training
school for men selected to become
store managers.
J. M. Bassler and Sidney Hyman,
recently were sent to the store for
managerial training. The chain con-
sists of seventy-fve stores with
twenty new ones opening this
season.
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The Little Flower congregation
was established last March, with
the Rev. Charles Duffey az pastor.
A copper box, containing a ros-
ter Of parish members and work
men, an account of the cere-
monies and history of the parish,
will be placed I'm the corner stone.
More than 250 houses have been
erected in the neighborhood of the
church in the past year. Several
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9:O5 p. M.-wIP (5Os. 2)-Dance
$3.50 T.. M.-WBBM (226l-Orchestra,
popular program. wGBs C315.6J-or-
chestra WBAP (475.9J-Little Sym
oohony. WIT C490ooo6EzEntertainers. sing rig1
Follies. wMAK (265 6]-Music. woR
(4GS5 -Syncopators. WRNY (25S5)
Union City -Four. VITO (475.9)-
Orchestra.
KPO (42S 3l-Dance. KPRC C2969)-
Studio. WENR (266)-Frolic. dance.
WCCO (4l6. 4-Dance. WGN coos
Sam n Henry. old songs, Play Shop.
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ADAMS AT DANVILLE
Candidate VIII Invade Southern In
diana Next Week.

Claris Adams, candidate for the
Republican long-term senatorial
nomination, will speak at Danville
tonight. He will invade southern
Indiana next week.
Adams will speak in Princeton,
Evansville, Boonville, Mt. Vernon
and other cities of the First and
Second Congressional Districts.
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was an exodus of undesirable
characters
But the police still didn't realize
that this was real. They thought
it was just n show, something
spectacular to fool the people at the
beginning OF a new administration.
So they began to let up in their
activity. Many Of the raids, we dis
covered. We're OF the fake variety.
where the proprietor was warned in
advance. More policemen were
suspended.
On one midnight tour through the
tenderloin I found that the lid had
been decidedly tilted. At midnight
the following night the entire per-
sonnet Of four station houses in that
district were transferred. -Four
hundred men We're affected. That
move helped.
AT the end OF the first month the
police force was functioning as it
probably had never functioned be-
fore.
Politicians Grumble
The mayor. in public addresses
and private conversations with me.
reiterated his pledges and com
mended the police for their activity.
But the politicians began to
grumble. The new order pinched
their pocketbooks. and hurt their
power and prestige. The began to
test me out. They couldn't under.
stand the idea OF an honest public
official.
My second night in office I had
call from Mike Kessler, secretary
to Charley Hall. who was president
OF the council and gang leader Of
the Seventh ward
Kessler handed me a slip Of paper
with two names on it. Say, Gen
eral." Kessler said, transfer these
two detectives. They are in our
ward and are annoying the boss" I
took the slip without comment.
Encouraged, Kessler handed me
another slip with names of six or
seven saloons. Don't touch these"
he said. 1.-The boss is interested in
them"
F'avOrs Are Denied
On another occasion Hall and
Councilman McCoach came TO my Of
flee and asked me to name Nc
Coach's brother as assistant super
!ntendent. They insisted the mayor
had promised them that McCoach
would be named. I refused. Once
more the mayor assured re he
would arrange the matter.
Again. three ward leaders came to
my office to protest demoticn of a
lieutenant named Werner. They in
sisted that Werner be reinstated,
saying they knew more about police
work than L did. / ushered them
out.
Thus things went. The politicians
weren't discouraged by these rebuffs.
They merely changed tactics.
They started after the few police
officials who were in earnest and
were loyal. They threatened them.
They told them that when 1 left, as
soon would. those who had sup
ported me would be fixed"
About this time Carlin, only hon
est man on the force" Boss Ware
had told me, was found TO he inefii.
cient and was transferred from his
district in the tenderloin. Ware went
to the mayors Office in rage about
this, but the mayor did not Interfere
with me
My initiation, it can be seen, was
slant driving brought results.
Copyright, 1926. by the Bell Syndi-
cate. Incl
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BEECH GROVE GROWS
Population 2.683-EIectiOn on Re
incorporation Not TO Re Held.

Beech Grove has p population Of
1858, of whom 1892 are voters, ODE
Craig, town marshal, reported at
town board meeting. Friday night.
The board refused a proposal for
special election 10 determine
whether citizens desire to rein
corporate as a fifth-class city. In
1920, there were only 1900 residents.
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Monday. General Butler will
tell how the police were controlled
by politicians, of what his real
problem was, of the chances against
his being successful, of why the
divorce of police from politics
would have ruined the gang that
ruled PHILADELPHIA
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WILL NAME POLICEMEN
Jones Slated for Appointment as
Traffic Head.

Appointment OF Lester Jones. as
traffic inspector and filing OF four
vacancies in the police force will be
the principal task at a special meet
ing of the board Of safety today
according to Mayor .Duvall.
Jones was named acting traffic in
spectOr after Harvey w. Bedford
resigned because he said political
pressure" on the police department
in behalf Of George V. Coffin, Re
publican County chairman, inter
fered with his work.
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RYAN AT WARSAW
Says Farmers Should Not Be Penal
lied for Having Surplus.

BIZ United Press
WARSAW, Ind, April los
wald Ryan, candidate for the Re-
publican short term senatorial
nomination, in an address here Fri
day night, declared that the farmers
of the nation should not be penal.
lied for having a surplus.
He said that any nation that holds
h surplus in any product is the rich
er for it if the surplus is correctly
handled.
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civic Improvements have been
added.
The Church Of the Little Flower
receives its name from St. The
rese of the Child Jesus. one OF the
recently canoniZed saints of the
Catholic church. Marie Fran
coise Therese Martin was known
as the Little Flower of Jesus"
because of her childlike simplicity
and intense love for God.
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BELLE WITHDRAWS

Alexander Belle today announced
withdrawal from the race for Demo
cratic nomination as judge of Su-
perior Court Five. He urged his
supporters to aid Joseph NJ. Milner
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Silent Today

Central-KFDM, KFKX, WHO,
WCBD, KFUO, WCAL, WEMC,
WGST.
Eastern-WCAU, WIN, WOO.
WEBB WHAM, WILT, WWJ,
WICK, WBAL.
Far West 49, CFAC, WOAC,
XIX, KWSC,
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Corner stone laying ceremonies
for the Little Flower Church, Thir-
take place Sunday at p. III.
Bishop Joseph Chartrand of the
Indianapolis diocese of the Catho-
lie church will officiate. Cathedral
High School band will play. The
structure will cost about $160 900.
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Silent Sunday

Central-CNRW, xxx. KSO.
WMAQ, VINO, WILL, WOI,
WHAS, WGST, WHAD, WSOE.
Eastern-CNRO. CNRT, WJR,
CNRM, WANG, WBPI, WHAZ.
WRC, WTAM, WHAM, WEAO,
WICK, WRVA.
Far West - KFOA, KWSC,
XIX, CNRR, CNRE.
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(37O.2 )-Dance. songs. instrumental.
WGBS (315.6)-Movie broadcast. fiut-
list WJAZ (322.4l-Dance. Opera
Club, five hours. WJR f517J-Orches-
ira. WMAQ (447 .5)-Theater revue.
WMBB (250l-Orchestra, popular pro
gram. WNYC (226l Jefferson Din
ner" WOAW t526)-De Luxe pro
gram. WOR (405 2l--Quartet. WORD
(275)-Music. WREO .5)-Dance.
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Dancing

S:O0-WMBB, WJR, WTAM.
S:30-WMC.
9:00-WEAF, WEBB, WMBB,
WREO.
9:30-WBBM, WGY, WRC.
10:00-KPO, WPG.
1880 - WHIT, WEAF, WJR,
WOAW.
11:00-KFNF, WANG, WEBB,
woo.
11:15-KOA.
11:45-WDAF.
12:00-KFI, KFAB.
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William Donovan of WOlcottville,
a State highway policeman, was in
jured when his machine was crowd
ed off the road near Kendallville by
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Easy EXtraditiOn

Treaties provide easy extradition
from Cuba, while extradition is very
difficult from a number of South
American countries. Yucatan. no
torious as haven for fugitives be
cause it is practically impossible to
eXtradite from that country. might
have been his goal, they said.
Mrs. Michael J. Walsh, 320S e.
Thirty Eighth ST.. the doctors sister,
said Ross had only his railroad fare
70 Michigan City when he left here
April /, the day his parole expired.
Ross had been under a mental strain,
she said.
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by po-
lice belong to:
Claude It. Pine, 1888 w. Thirty
Fifth St.; Haynes; at Warman Ave.
and Ray ST.
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2:30 r. M.-wEAR t3S9.4l-Concert or
chestra
800 p. M.--wDAF 1885 .el-Philharmon-
ium concert. .WGN 1902 .Sl-Studio.
WGYY 1879 .5l-Episcopal services
WMBB (250l-Popular concert. VOL
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DESPERATE SITUATION
Tredrick DeplOres Condition on
American Farm.

American Farm.
sBy United Press
Upton, Ind, April 1O.-Desper-
hte remedies must be applied to meet
the desperate situation in which
the Republicans have allowed agri
culture to get," John Friedrich of
Kokomo, declared in a campaign
speech here Friday night.
Friedrich, who is seeking the
Democratic long-term nomination
declared that confidence in the party
was the only requisite to a victory
at the polls next November.
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lieved Ross mention of Havana was
a ruSe.
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y.
The Times. Below His signature