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New Britain herald., 1929-08-08
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the Woodbury company on August l ,, succeeding l.. r. Harvey. who re- signed recently.
 Some time later new switch board facilities, new and extended outside plant and other betterments will be placed at the disposal md rse of the WoodbUry co.ipany's sub scribers.
 Tho present centrol office of the company in Main street is to be moved to frame house nearby, purchased by the telephone company abont five years ago. The central office and terminal room will be on the ground floor and the upper floor will be occupied by MT. Savage as his home. A new switchboard and other new equipment is now beng installed. and will be put into serv- ice, it is expected, on August 2l. The annual meeting Of the stock holders and directors of the Farm 'nGton Valley company, from which MI Savage comes to take charge here, will be held at Collinsvllc August Is. At that time announce ,nent will be made relating 10 the future operation of this property, q change in direct management being necessary owing to Mr. Savage's esi-nation.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08

was designated chairman of the committee on laNlessness by govern ment law enforcing officers, which vas made one of the subjects of special inquiry because of the recent use of firearms by prohibition agents Tn cases which aroused considerable criticism in and out of congress.
 The committee on juvenile delin- quency will be headed by Miss Ada L. Comstock, president of Radcliffe college, the only woman on the com- lnissioh; that ol causes Of crime by Henry w. Anderson of Virginia; sta tistiCs of crime and criminal justice Ey Dean Roscoe Pound of Harvard Law school; police by Frank J. Locsch of Chicago; courts by Judge William l. Grubb Of Alabama; prose- cutions by Monte NJ. Lemunn of New Orleans; penal institutions by Judge Kenneth Macintosh of Washington state; criminal justice by Newton D. Raker of Ohio, and cost of CrIme by Judge Paul J. Mccormick of Cali. fornia.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08
Burke Denies He Fathered or Approved Anti-Smith Talk With Religious Tinge at Springfield During Campaign.

Washington. Aug. S.-UP)- Political Washington was preparing today 10 witness the most spectacular parted days of the Hoover Smith campaign. as Mrs Mabel Walker Willebrandt and James Francis Burke disputed the origin and sane lions of the former assistant attor- ncy generals famous Springfield, Ohio, appeal to Methodists to enlist in the anti Smith cause.
 In a statement issued last night the counsel for the republican na- tional committee flatly denied he { had approved. edited or seen Mrs. Willcbrandt's eXortation to ministers to attack smith from their pupits. His denial followed by a few hours q conference at the White House with President Hoover,
 Said Burke Edited Speech
 Mrs. Willebrandt, in a series of newspaper articles wherein she has promised to tell all' of Washing tons inside story about prohibition enforcement. declared Burke had edited her Springfield speech. More over. she said the speech was made over her protests and at the specific insistence of the republican national committee.
 The Burke denial, it was believed here today, may be only the first of series which will be occasioned as politicians now in power seek to pro- feet themselves or the adminstra- ton, from the famous woman law yer's expose.
 Burke's statement. issued as a formal press memorandum, follows in full:
 Ordinarily I pay no attention to campaign canards, but in the interest of truth and all concerned I am com rclled 10 deny that during the last presidential campaign I ever urged or suggested that Mrs. Wilebrandt discuss any mans religion or any religious subject, nor did l ever in- sort or attempt to insert any re- liGious comment in any speech she made or intended to make, nor has any manuscript of hers containing any attack on any mans religious or personal character or raising the re- ligous issue eyer been submitted to or scrutniZed by me; nor did any manuscript of her Springfield speech which came to headquarters contain any such expression as 'go back to vour puiplts and preach this. doc trine' or anything akin 10 it.
 would Have RCnud:atcd Speech
 "It is needless to say that had Mrs. Willehrandt or any other per son submitted 10 me a speech attack ing my own religion l would h""e resented or repudated it."
 Burke is a member of the Roman Catholic church to which former Governor Alfred F. smith belongs,
 Th@republican counsels statement was by no means an unexpected document. Since publication of Mrs. Willebrandts article early this week
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08

The particular speech of Mrs. Will lcbrandt's over winch the issue has arisen was made before a confer cnce of Methodist ministers at Springfield, Ohio, during one of the most heated phases of the Hoover smith campaign. In it Mrs. Willie brandt is reported to have urged the clerics to take up the Anti Smith battle from their pulpits, largely because of the prohibition issue,
 After what was described as highly colorful appeal. she was re- ported to have thrown down this challenge:
 "Co back to yorr pulpits and preach this doctrine
 Subsequently, Dr. Hubert Work Of the republican national committee. asked by the press whether Mrs. Willcbrandt formally represented the G. o. P. organization, explained: She is a sort of free lance"
 Brought Religious Quarrel
 Her Springfield appeal. many poli- ticians held was more responsible than any other single event for the charge. made by democrats. that the republicans had injected the religious issue into the campaign by seeking to have smith maligned in the pulpit.
 This is not the first time a retired public official has threatened liter ary expose, but never before has one started the task with such promise of accomplishment Lincoln c. An drews, former prohibition commits sioncr planned such series Of articles at the time of his retirement, but they never appeared in print.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08
Sir Percy Lorraine Is
 Egypt Commissioner

London. Aug, SPt-Sir Percy Lorraine, British minister to Greece. will replace Lord Lloyd. resigned as new high commissioner in Egypt.
 Sir Percy is 49 years old. He has been minister at Athens since 1926.
 His residence at Egypt will begin in an atmosphere, colored with dis cussion of the new draft treaty with Great Britain, which was published here yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08

in view of the circumstances of the I'm Alone" sinking,
 Hailed By Boat
 The schooner, which sailed under Canadian registry, was hailed in the gulf March 20 by the coast guard patrol boat Wolcott but refused to heave to. In the pursuit which fol- lowed the WolcOtt was joined by the patrol boat Dexter. The latter over took the schooner two days later about 200 miles off the coast and after Captain John T. Randall again refused to permit his vessel 10 be boarded. fired upon and sank her with the loss of French seaman.
 The questions raised include the distance of the schooner from the American coast whcr first hailed, the nature of the pursuit and partic- uarly whether tho pursuit hot and continuous" in the meaning of in tcrnatioral agreement, and the right of the Dexter to adopt the extreme course of opening fire.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08
1 INTIL now, radio reception has
 V rot kept pcee with broodcasting.

MIL now, radio reception has V not kept pcce with broodcasting.
 Almost frcm inc cdvent of radio t;1o hroadcasi.ng stations have put tae c7oc.c5t crtists cn the air. But inc mscns available to hecr them in the home have been inadequate.
 It has remained for Brunswick 10 de- sign and build set thot would receive broodcosts without loss of qualify inat would realize the dream of inc radio industry which is "Stvdio QuoI ity" Radio Reeeption-thot would en- c5Ic inc Iistener-in to hear q program cxcctIy as though he or she were in tie studio from which ii was being brocdcost.: -,.a.
 I,i5 only natural that "Stvdio Quo!- i.y"Rcdio Reception should be B7vns- wcI; achievement. Fer Brunswick has spcrf r,oa1 yoc7s and many millions porfoe::iag inc reproduction of music.
 HonI,A,e,.ueu ebrur,rcH ,r,
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08
.WOODBURY PHONE
 MANAGER CHANGED
New Equipment Planned for
 Independent Company

Woodbury, Aug. s tP-F. Parler Lewis, a director of the Woodbury hat Percy R. Savage, for the past "5 years manager of the Farm.ngrou NoIl,y Telephone company at Col linsvillc, will become manager Of
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08
see dishes sparkle

N1OW you won't mind dishwash- IN ing at all! Rinso makes it easy as A-B-C.
 A painful of thick Rinso suds - and the biggest pile of dishes is out of the way in no time. These rich, soapy suds soak dWay the grease Ike magic. A hot rinse, and dishes cry clear without wiping.
 Cupful for cupful, Rinso goes tw>;e as far as pufed-up light weight soaps - because it's granu- lated, compact. Creamy, lasting suds,
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08

Granulated sugar began gradu- ally, 10 replace brown sugar in the 'ncrcial world about 30 years ago.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08
Grease goes m a flash

even in the hardest water - and no grit. Use it for pots and pans, for floors, walls, basins, tubs, and all household cleaning.
 On washday Rinso is marvel lous work~saver. It soaks clothes winter than they can be scrubbed. Get the BIG package and follow the easy directions on the box.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-08

The NEW Brunswick Radio is made in three models
 Model 3l-Ponotrope with Radio, Price S272 Model 2l-Superb highboy consoleNpe Rodo Price Sl74 Model Astcoy beautiful Iowboy eonoepe Radio, Price $4s All machines sumptuousy cobineted in fine woods
 All are completely eecrieol-A ( current .
 Prices quoted without tubes .5
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
WINS HIGHER Value
Vincennes Water Firm
Gains in Court Fight.

making valuation Of the Vim
cennes Water Supply Company is
increased from $725 900, the figure
set by The public service commits
sion. to $1.032.066, in an opinion
handed down Thursday by the
United States circuit court of ap-
peals, Chicago
The opinion reversed the decree Of
Federal Judge Robert. G. Baltzell
whom on July II, 1928, dismissed
the company's appeal from a public
service commission order of May
l. 1928.
The higher court opinion sug-
gested that the district court en-
join enforcement Of an order to
the commission producing a return
of less. than $1,S32,066 valuation.
The Vincennes company was pur-
chased by Benjamin Park, Charles
A. Edwards and George H. Alexan-
der, indianapolis. in 1927, for S457,-
900 cash and by assuming outstand-
ing liabilities.
The f1gues also included the
Greencastle WaterWorks Company.
valuation of which recently was
creased from the commission fig
ure of 100000 to $350,O00 by Bait
zell Return on the Greencastle
company was set at 612 per cent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
LIQUOR ABUSES
ALARM nation
Prohibition Makes Finland
Land Of DrunkardS.
PU United Press

RV LHitcd Press
HELSINGFORS, Finland, April
IA marked increase in drunken
ness in Finland during the last five
years of prohibition is revealed III
the national statistics, just pub
liShed.
The general increase has been 10
per cent during this period. Drunk
enness among men has increased to
a great extent, but the increase
among women and children has been
so great as TO cause worry among
the social scientists.
According to the statistics, drunk
ennesS among women has increased
no less than $50 per cent, while
among children it was even twice as
great as that. 300 per cent.
In Helsingfors for the last five
years the total number of cases Of
drunkenness and violation of the dry
laws was 1O0,982, or approximately
43 per cent of the citys entire
population.
Analysis Of the figures on arrests
showed that prohibition apparently
has made little difference on the
educated classes. The number of
arrests in this class has remained
fairly even during the last five
years. at between $50 and 1900 an
v1la1lv
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
This Is the Safest, Surest-Most
Pleasant Way-To Lose Fat

We are going to be perfectly frank
about KRUSCHEN SALTS taken
internally)-the six vital mineral
salts your body must have to func-
ton properly.
KRUSCHEN SALTS do not re-
duce you overnight-like so many
products claim to do, But taken
regularly over a period of time
they'll take away unhealthy flesh
and restore your figure to its nor
NAL weight. Yet at the same time
build up health with a tremen-
dous increase in vigor and energy
for you!
KRUSCHEN SALTS aid in stinu-
lating the bowels and kidneys to
proper elimination. they purify the
blood of harmful acids-they carry
through your blood stream new life
and activity to every part of your
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
FRIDAY

$50 P. M
KSTP 1880 St Paul-Twillght hour.
"DAF $40 Kansas City-Weem's or
MIC system-Dixie Circus to WIZ, KDKA.
WLW. WHAS. KYW
wCcO oslO'. Minneapolis-st. Paul
Columbia NetwoTS-River Songs to wFBM
WGN t120l. Chicago-Floor walker
WGiY l7so'. sohenectady-Concert or
NBc systenmConcert orchestra; Cavaliers
WIS 800. Chicaso--scrap Book; The
wsB l74ol Auanta-Mendolin Club
WSM $50 NsShville-Craig's orchestra.
wTAiJ 500. Milwaukee-Musical program
$50 P. NJ
Columbia Network-veedol vodyil to
WCCO. WMAQ. WOWO. KNOX
NBC SyStem-Armstrong Quakers to WIZ
KDKA. WIS. WIZ. wHAs. wLw.
Columbia NetvoysFrTae story hour 10
MoWO. KOHL. WMAQ.
WssM 77o'. Chicago Studio Frolic.
NBC Systsnlm'An Evening in Paris" TT
wCCo SioI, Minneapolis-st. Paul-s,1s.
WIS ts7ol. chicago-Concert orchee;ra.
WV. WIZ. KDSA. XIV. WAS. wa
s. 80 p M
wBBM ,77oi. Chicase-TTip 10 Europe
NNAO ietVf. MlnneapouS-St- PSuI-Msy-
tag PLAYERS
NBC Svstem-SchrsdertoV Band to WGY
WV
WGN 1907. ago-Courtesv program.
MIC System-Philco Thester Memories to
KYW. WLW. KDKA. WJR.
WSM ,6Sol. Nashville Studio.
WBsM 177ol chicaEo--Garret PLAYERS
NBC SyStem-Salon Singers to WEAF
WGR.
VICES Gs60l. Chioago-Yaried program.
WGN 900. chicago-opera. Great
WHO t57oi cago-Musical program.
WJR fT56i-Detroit-The Serenaders
NbC SysteHi-The Challehgers 10 WIZ.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Daylight Hits
SATURDAY

a. NJ.
S:3o-WEAF. New York; S Army band
to WRC. VOC, WGR. xxx.
WOW.
900-WLW. Women's hour.
1O:l5-NBC System, (WEAFj Household
Institute.
P. NJ.
l2;45-KYw. Chicago-Louis Panlco or
cheStra.
l:30-WMAQ. Chicago-Musical potpourri.
2:00-KMOX, ct. Louts-Baseban. Browns
VS.. Detroit.
2;SO-NBC System. CwJz)-.RCA demon
Stration hour
2;45-WNfAQ. Chicago-Basebau. Cubs vs..
St. Louis.
3:3Q-WJz. New York-Vallees' orchestl a
to WLW, VIGIL.
WTMJ, Milwaukee-BasebaD. Mil
Waukee VS.. Louisville.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Fishing the Air

written The Times inter
engineer? talk engineer about
trouble Sunday
would be impossible
to call a every
hghlght OF a of num-
Friday 5:45
oc the Columbia boadcasing system.
many presented Singers in
cir overt ne Friday night at o'clock
fire the Calatin inn Will
Mary audience stations OF
the Columbia broadcastng system,
will broadcast through the NBC
Ludwig Friday during the hour
Of Slumber Music at 10 O'Clock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Cholera RACES in Bengal

BIZ Tnitcd Press
CALCUTTA. April ia new
cholera epidemic is raging through
several Bengal districts, it was re-
ported here today More than 100.-
900 persons had died of cholera in
Bengal during the last two years,
it is said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
MAP TELLS OF GOLD
Find Manuscript in Table Drawer
Revealing Treasure CleW.

III WIFf q T'NS
NEW YORK, April 1e.-At the
end Of a rainbow, Joseph Lawless,
one-time Indian fighter, hopes to
find pot of GOLD. Lawless rain
bow is table which he bought
quite a while ago.
While knocking around it recent
y. a hidden drawer was revealed
which held manuscript The
manuscript directed the finder to a
pot Of gold ITO rods from the elm
tree where George Washington di-
rected troop movements from New
Brunswick.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Returns After 81 Years

81 7 fWfS NpCrfuI
UNION CITY. Ind. April 10
John Bloom. 81. has returned here
for a visit after an absence of sixty
one years, during which he had been
mourned as dead. Grieving over the
death of his wife, Bloom left and
never wrote to relatives or friends.
He is now living at Lancaster. O.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Water Softener Plans Offered

BIZ Times Special
MARION, Ind, April ia sketch
of a water softener it is planned to
add to the Marion water works
plant was submitted TO a committee
of councilmen and citizens by G. P
Hoover, Columbus, O.. consulting
engineer employed by the city.
The plant would cost 100000
Operating costs would be approx
mate S150,o0O yearly. No action will
be taken until a detailed sketch is
submitted to the common council at
meeting May 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19

will the Hotel
Pennsylvania the system Spany and his orchestra
Frida at
Wan liver
dd
the
Columbia broadcastng system.
will presented the mixed vocal exe and
opening Armstrong through the
NBC Friday night at 1880 O'Clock.
The presence
day night.
mirthfu by Ray and Beos will be
the NBC Friday night at $50 o'clock
Episodes will be heard Night Club
o'clock stations of the Columbia
system
through
system Friday night, 700 O'Clock.
the NBC system Friday night, at TOO O'Clock.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
PLANES FROM
OVERSEAS NOW
MADE IN u. S.
Two British, One German
Model Already Being
Turned Out.

B. Time sDcet1l
WASHINGTON. April l9.-Within
the last few weeks. the manufacture
Of a number Of foreign airplanes has
started lu America SO far, no
American planes are being made in
Europe. In fact. there are few Of
our ships even in use over there.
Two British and one German
make Of plane are now actually be-
ing turned out in the United States,
under license agreements with the
foreign manufacturers.
Manufacture Of three others. one
Belgian and 10 Italian, will start
as soon as factories can BE- equipped.
The three now beng made here
are the Avian the Moth and the
AeromaTlne Klemm.
AvrO-A Avian Made in L. S.
Under American manufacture, the
famous Avro-Avian is known as the
Whittelsey Avian, and is man
ufactured at Bridgeport. Conn. It is
a small tWo-plaCc. folding wing
biplane. powered with a 95-horse-
power Cirrus II motor. II sells for
1895 at The factory.
The famous D n. Gypsy Moth is
being manufactured at Lowell Mass.
The Moth and the Avro arc similar
IN appearance. being small two
place. open cockpit biplanes. The
Moth has a 80 horsepower Gypsy
motor. r. is cylinder-in-line
air cooled
The third plane being made in
the United States is tho German
Aeroma1ne Klemm. This is low
wing monoplane. which looks like
a tiny edition Of the Junkers. It
carries two persons i'm open cockpits.
The plane IS used in Germany for
most Of that country's student
training. II is driven by a nine
cylinder radjal air-cooled motor of
40-horsc power. r. is made at Key
port. N. J.. and sells for $4,000 at
the factory.
Belgian Plane i'm List
The other planes soon to 20 into
American production are the Bel
giau r. $ v. the Intalian March
eti and the Italian Caproni.
The r. s. Y. will be made at Jack
son Heights. Long Island, by the
Gates aircraft Corporation
The feature of this plane is that
It can be converted from a mono
plane into n biplane About two
hours work is required for the
change. The ship is driven by
l00-hOrSe power. flve-cyllnder
Renard radial motor. It is two
place open ship
The ca -ronl famous i'm war-time
as the CsprOui bomber. viii be made
as a LARGE transport plane by the
Curtiss interests of New York.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
Saturday Daylight Program

A. NJ.
200 to e.00-Pep Unlimited Club.
9,00--ProieS Tlley. Correct speech.
CHS.
e.lS-Menu Club tCBS'
9.3O-Zephyrs organ recital tCBSl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
SPECIAL AGENT RESIGNS
Justice Department Sleuth Resigns,
to Leave May !.

to Leave May /.
G. II, Hennegar, special agent Of
the bureau Of investigation, depart
ment of justice, assigned to the In
dianapolis Office. has rendered his
resignation, effective May l.
He has accepted a position with
the Automobile Protective and In
formation Bureau. Chicago, as spec
ial agent for Indiana.
Hennegar has been with the de-
partment seven years. He took an
active part in investigation of the
recent interstate motor theft con-
SpiraCy case.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
UUUy.
MONEY BACK--IF NOT
COMPLETELY SATISFIED .

When your body is working like
a perfect machine-reSt assured
that unhealthy fat starts TO go
slowly but surely until you've final
~ reached your correct weight.
Best of all, your health has been
marvelously improved-youll be free
from a great many ailments from.
which you probably suffered.
Get an 85c bottle of KRUSCHEN
SALTS at any drug store Casts 2
months. If even this first bottle
doesn't convince you this is the
safest, most pleasant and surest way
to lose fat-if you don't feel better
than ever before in your iife-your
money gladly urned!-Adyertise-
ment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-04-19
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FRIDAY
T NJ
: OO-Marths and Helen,
4,l5-Salon music
! 45-Jim and Walt.
> 90" Speaking of Dogs" b. Dr. Vance
5.l5-CloSing market prices CBSl.
3o-Entre Nous CHS,
5.45-Stanley A. Harrell.
5.59-Longine' time by julius c. Walk
&, Son. weather
500 10 6.3o-Silent b. order federal
radio commission.
6.3O-LeSSer Slim Figures.
7OO-Ole Man River CHS
730-Captaln 10 Mascos travels.
500 to llO0-Silent by order of federal
radio commission.
II 00-Longine' time by julius c. Walk
& Son. weather; the ColumniSt.
1l.lS-Charlie Davis orchestra.
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Dial I 7Q,iSterS
an. reference. Are o.ntral STANDARD Iimel

KDKA. KYW. WAS. wLw
WSM ESQ.,. Nashville-CaldWel hour.
Columbia NetWork-Kodak hour to WMAN
Wis 800, Chicago COURTESY program.
go P. M
WGN (720l. Chica. Musical program.
WBBM f770l, Chlcago-Lombardos Ca
Wis 87O' chicago-Church quartet.
WSM $500. Nashville-Concert orchestra.
-945 P M
wDAF C6IO), Kansas City-Amos n Andy
KYw 1920. c Chioasd ? M7w Book Man.
KNOX 1890, st. touts-News; Amos n
wGN 1901, Chicago-Tomorrow' Tribune;
MIC system st. Regis orchestra to
MEAF WV.
T WHO &c., osGag E.. program -
wMAo $40, Chicago-Amos N Andy
WsB t740l. Atlanta-Amos N Andy.
wMAQ t67ol. ago-Musical Potpourri.
1880 P. M
KYW 1920, Chicago Orchestra.
W KB3F sIo Kansas S L0us Ct1 G2T4e
w IS n o72o, chicago-pat Barnes.
WJR f750l. Detroit-Dance music.
WIS t670t. Chicago-Show5oat
WV 1920, Detroit Hollywood Frivolities
-l0:45 P. NJ
| WSB C74ol. AtIanta-Hawaiian Ensemble
III P. M
KYW 1920. Chicago Panico's orchestra.
| WGN t720l. Chicago-Dream ship: dance
music.
WISH 1120l. Milwaukee-Dance music.
| WMAQ f670l. ago-Dance orchestra
three hours.
-1l:30 P M
KNOX 10000 St. Wylie's orchestra
WENR $50. Westphal orchestra;
comedy team.
WV 1920. Detroit-Organ.
-ll:45 P. M
WDAF 800. Kansas City-Nighthawk
Frorc.
--l2 P NJ
KSTP u46ol ST Paul-Midnight Club
XYW tl02o' Chicago-Insomnia Club
two hours.
WENR 800, Chicago-Air Vaudeville.
/ VICES 1880 Chicago-The Owl Car
WHIT C770t, Chicago-Night Club.