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The Washington times., 1930-04-18
Rheumatic Pains
Poor Digestion
Upset Nerves
Friends
Amazed at
Improve
rnent. She
Praises
the Herb
Extract

MRS. r. DIXON
when I bought my first bottle
of Miller's Herb Extract CORNER
" called Herb juice, I had no
idea it was such a wonderful
medicine and since it has relieved
me of my health worries I cannot
praise it enough. My friends
say they never saw person i'm
prove like I have and when I
tell them how this medicine
helped me they look at me in
amazement." Mrs. Dixon lives at
2O7 Gibbons ST., Alexandria, Va.
Continuing, she said: II was often
in so much pain from rheuma-
tism and neuritis that I could
hardly raise my arm, pains would
shoot up through my shoulders
and my back, hurt so / could
hardly bend over l was told that
the pains across my back were
caused from diSordered kidneys
which I think was true as l was
often UP three and four times at
night; constipation was another
worry to me, liver was out OF
order, in fact, my body seemed
to be full of poison, bilious at
tackS would almost lay me up
and my stomach was in such
bad condition I could not eat
meal without suffering with at
tacks of gas and indigestion. This
medicine acted differently to any
have ever used and the first
bottle gave me more relief than
anything I had ever used, the
steady use of it for Shors time
cleansed my system of the poison
by regulating the kidneys, liver
and bowels. I now feel better
than in years, all signs Of rheu-
matiSm and neuritiS are gone,
never get up during the night,
have a fine appetite and never
have any trouble with gas or in
digestion. Yes, Miller'S Herb Ex-
tract is a wonderful health build
er, cleanseS the entire system, cor
reefs nervous disorders, makes it
possible for one to rest well and
am glad that I can recommend
it to my friends" See the special
representatives direct from the
Laboratories at their headquar-
tiers in Peoples Drug Store, SOS
18th st. N. w., Washington, also
Peoples Service Drug Store, 1877
King St., Alexandra, Va, where
they are now introducing and ex-
planning the merits Of this famous
medicine.
The Washington times., 1930-04-18
MSHOW FOR
WOMEN ONLY
AT LITTLE

TUE wave of adolescent crime
\ and suicide inspired the pro-
duction of Damaged Souls" the
latest Public Welfare Pictures
production, which comes to the
Little Theater for the entire week,
starting Sunday.
Damaged Souls" was produced
to show parents of the nation the
pitfalls which beset the young in
the larger cities.
Curt Won Resarf, Well-knoWn
German screen technician, wrote
the story after months of research
into conditions as they are, and
for the starring role of the play,
Corliss Palmer, internationally
known blonde beauty, was selected
after hundreds of Hollywood's
fairest had been interviewed.
Supporting Miss Palmer III
Damaged Souls" are Dave Find
ley, Alphonse Martell, Ruth Rob
inson, Mary Foy, Freeman Wood,
Connie La Mont, Robert Walker,
Roy Laidlaw and Ben Walker.
The picture was directed by
William H. Curran under Won
ReSarf's supervision and the pho
tographing was done by Ted Tetz-
laff.
Special shows exclusively for
women only. Extra reels for
women audiences.
The Washington times., 1930-04-18
BERLIN WROTE
AL JOLSON'S
FEATURE

THE two most famous men in
the entertainment world, Al
Jolson and Irving Berlin, collabo.
rated on the Warner Bros. and
Vitaphone production, at War.
ner's Metropolitan.
Jolson is undiSputed master Of
1.-The singing stage and screen and
the one who, almost single-handed,
upset the entire motion picture
industry with the original Vita.
phone picture, THE Jazz Singer"
No other singing comedian has
ever had such a hold on the
public. No imitator has ever yet
been able to successfully do the
things that Jolson does with an
audience.
Irving Berlin occupies the same
position in the song-writing field
that JolSon holds on stage and
screen. He is the author Of
many songs which have been
heard around the world. Until
JolSon asked Berlin to collaborate
on Nanny" Berlin had not cast
his lot with pictures.
The two have never before
worked together on one produc-
ton, so that Nanny is for
that reason alone one of the
unusual offerings of screen his
tory.
The cast includes Lowell Sher-
man, Lois Moran, Louise Dresser,
Hobart Bosworth, Tully Marshall,
Ray Cooke and numerous others.
The Washington times., 1930-04-18
Bebe Daniels to Haze
Met Baritone Lead

"Dixiana" Is an original operetta
based on a romance Of New Or.
leans in 1910. In the starring role
Is Bebe Daniels. Everett Marshall,
Metropolitan Opera baritone, plays
opposite.
Others in the cast include the
comedians, Bert Wheeler and Rob
ert Woolsey, Dorothy Lee, Joseph
Cawthorn,, Ralf Harolde and Jo-
byna Rowland. Luther Reed Is d.
recting.
The Washington times., 1930-04-18

ADVERTISEMENT
The Washington times., 1930-04-18
When Feature Is
Shown On Screen

METROPOLITAN JOIsOn
In NANNY" at IL, 12:A1, 2:26
All, 5:57, 7:47 and 9:S7 p. m
PALACE - Winifred Westover
in "Lummox." At 1905, 2:2O,
4:4O, 1880 and 9:45 p. m.
FOX-Sue Carol and Dixie Lee
in 1.-THE Big Party" At 1905,
1888, 4:42, 7:48 and 9:57 p. m.
COLUMBIA - Hal Sicily in
Men Are Like That" At 1906,
2:06, 4:o6, 6:O2. 500 and 10 p. m
R-K.O-KEITH'S-Barbara Stan
wyck in Ladies of Leisure" AT
11:15 q. M, lis, 3:15, Sis. FlS
and. 900 p. m.
EARLE-Alice White i'm "ShOw
Girl in Hollywood" at 11:4Oa. m.
LAS, S:45, 5:45, 7:45 and $3.50
.nuAr,aem-u1
The Washington times., 1930-04-18
TOBACCO EXPORTS UP

BELGRADE, April 18.-During
the past six years the export of
tobacco from Jugoslavia has in
creased almost skiold, the fig.
ure for 1929 being 1900 tons.
The Washington times., 1930-04-18
CITIZENS TO MEET

The regular meeting Of the
Federation of Citizens Associa-
lions will be held in the board
room Of the Municipal Building,
tomorrow night.
The Washington times., 1930-04-18
COURTS TO TAKE HOLIDAY

Easter vacation begins tom0r.
row, and there will be no court
assignments until April %, except
on Tuesday, when Justice william
Hitz will hear motions in Equity
Division 2.
The Washington times., 1930-04-18
Jazz Age Shop

Another Vitaphone Varieties
technicolor production has been
completed. It is titled "NTct' orn
Business" and concerns a shop
which is popped up into step WIN
the iaZZ age,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
TRIES BANK BREAK
 ID OBTAIN DIVORCE
Trapped Trying to Lock Victims
 in Vault in Toronto

Toronto, Feb. (P}-A man who said he turned bank robbcr to ob- tain funds to gS divorce was in jail today after being trapped as he tried to lock his victims in a vault.
 Arnott Peters, 2l years old, walked into a branch of the Do- minion bank yesterday. and handed a note to the teller on which was written: 'I want $l.000 and no monkey business He then display ed a pistol.
 The teller picked up $Si1 and handed it to Peters, whercupon the robber jumped onto the counter, pointed his gun at tho other cm- ployes and ordered them into the vault.
 While he was trying to manipu- late the lock of the outer vault door, w. C. Wells, customer, en- tered the bank, took iii the situa- ton at a glance and rushed to the street, closing the bank door after him.
 A policeman responded 10 Wells call for help and arrested Peters who offered no resistance.
 The robbcr, who lived short distance from the bank. told police he planned the robbery to obtain money for a divorce. He said he had been married two years and was the father of child. The au- tomatic pistol he had was empty "
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
STOP BAD BREATH

Thousands of people afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. Tho pleasant, sugar r-coatcd tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood and gent ly purifying the entire system. They do that which dangerous calomcl does without any of the bad after effects.
 Olive Tablets bring no griping pain or any disagrecablc effects, Dr. r. M. Edwards discovered the formula after 20 years of practice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint, with the attcn- dant bad breath. Olive Tablets are purely a vcge- table compound; you will know them, by their olive color. Take nightly for q week and note the cf- feet. l5c, 30c, COG.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
City Items

Just as Joseph Bosel Of 24 Colt street WAS starting to back q truck belonging 10 Landers, Frary x Clark Co. after it had been parked on Elm street near East Main street about $40 yesterday a light auto mobile driven by Joseph Sawezysian of NcWington bumped into it. No one was hurt and the only damage done was to the bumper of the auto mobile.
 John PariantiLo Of GS Fremont street reported to the police yestcr- day that 10 pigeons were stolen from his coop the night before.
 John Manchini of 260 South Main street reported to the police at 11:o5 last night that a spare tire and rim had been stolen from his car while it was parked on Walnut street,
 The police last night were asked to search for q ar-old girl who was missing from her home, 4O Sterling street.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
2O3-MRZ. Springfcld-99O

5:0O-Stock and curb closlnGs 5:25-Govcrnment bulletins 5:45-Safcty Crusaders :O2-Agricultural market reports 6:2O-Sport Digest 6:SO-Evening Echoes 7:00-Amos n Andy 7:l5-"Criminal Law by Gleason l.. Archer
 7:30-WBZA Staff .,, S:0O-Yeast Foamers -- II sun Go On Wanting You; Lucky Little Devil; Satisfied; Lonely Trouoa- dour; In a Mist; Punch and Judy; Don't Ever Leave Me; 1 Don't Want Your Kisses; Serenadc CTos- ellD S:SO-Sylvania Forestcrs - sweet Adeline; Merry Go Round. from At the Fair suite (Lowel) Doan' You Cry My Honey (NeeD Bright Eyes; Sally in Our Alley The Rag Doll (BroWn);, Moon beams (HerberO; Oh, "a. fa
 (Maikoff) How Many Times.
 Donaldson) Something Seems Tingling (FrimD
 o:o0-Organ concert
 9:S0-"Cuckoo' 1O:00-The Pioneers 1o:s0-Lowe's orchestra Digest
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Young Hughes Urged for
 New York GOvernOrShip

New York, Feb. , (UP)-Talk of Charles r.. Hughes Jr., as d republi can candidate for governor of New York has been revived by his friends following announcement that hG would resign as solicitorgencral of the United States as soon as his fathers nomination as chief justice of the supreme court is confirmed by the senate.
 The Hughes candidacy has not progressed beyond the conversational stage. but is understood to have con siderable support in administration circles in Washington.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

results mechanically and financially. After trying various brands of gaso- lines and motor oils I am convinced that Socony Special plus Ethyl gaso- line and Aircraft Motor Oil have no equal. ."-An1sterdan1, ". Y.
 After having used Socony Special plus Ethyl in my Buick you could not persuade me to use any other. A short time ago developed carbon knock which has been entirely elimi- mated since I have been using the new gasoline. certainly cannot rec omncnd this product too highly West Roxbury, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Board to Consider Plans
 For State Office Building

Hartford Feb. P)--Thc state board of finance and control, at its meeting on Thursday, the first to be held in the last four weeks, because of the absence of Gov. John II. Trumbull from the state, will have before it consideration of the plans for the proposed new state office building.
 The plans were received last Fri day afternoon from the special com mission. having the matter in charge and it is now un to the finance board whether to direct the archi- tccts to ask for bids for the con- structlon of the building.
 The plans arc said to provide fol approximately j,000.000 cubic feet of space for the new building,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

7:0n-Amos 'n' Andy 1:15-Risc Of the Goldbcrgs. hu- norous dramatic sketch depicting life struggles from Hester street 10 Park avenue
 -:&Q-Stars of Melody; Dcvora NadUornry. contralto; Judson House. tenor; Astrid lfjcIde, so- prano: Walter Preston, baritone 5;0o-Thc Yeast Foamcrs; Chaun- ccy R. Parsons, tenor: Lee Sims, pianist: orchestra direction liar ny kogon
 g:30-Sylyania Forcstcrs: male quartet direction Roy Close; or chestra direction Bernard Alt schuler
 9:n0-Romany Road; orchestra dl- rcctiOn Harry HOrllcE 9.&0-Cuckoo: burscsquc sllt on radio programs from station IIUKU featuring Raymond Knight dance band 1o:00-1.cw White Organ recital l0:2o-S. Regis Hotel orchestra, dl- rection Vincent Lopez 1l:00- Slumber Music, string en- scmbIe direction Ludwig Laurier
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

Coming out of Jackman, Maine, recently, my tank being empty l stopped at a Socony station and filled up with your new Socony Spe cial plus Ethyl. Rather had thought that nothing more could be done to improve my cars performance, but the new gas made that long noun tainous trip to The Forks in record time and never a knock on the steep est grade. Will be happy to recom- mend this fuel to our customers, es- pccially those planning long tours. Salem, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

"We have used Socony Special plus Ethyl in all Model A cars since this gasoline was put on the market and find that for pickup, easy starting, economy in operation and quiet mo- tor, we can recommend it to all Model A owners. ."-Ipswich, Mass. Your Socony Special plus Ethyl is being used in all my equipment, which consists of one truck and six taxi cars, and we are receiving the best of results from same. I wish to take this opportunity to commend you on having such a fine quality gasoline. ."-Westerly, R. /.
 "It lessens gear shifting and clirni- mates all knocking with an instant pickup and getaway. am a great booster for Socony Special. ."s-Law- renee, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
Special Notice

National and Dept. Aides will hold an old fashioned dance under the auspices of Aux. No. 1 and l.. D. Penficld Camp No. 1G, $. of |. Y. of the Civil War, on Wednesday evening, Feb. r, Jr. Mechanics hall, 19 Glen street at s o'clock. Harold Gates of Cromwell, prompter. Card party in the dining room is in charge -Gdvt.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

"We have now had the opportunity of using the new Soccny Special rlus Ethyl gasoline for about one month. We find 1t to be the best gasoline we have ever used and our cars perform beautifully with it, Not drop of anything else goes into our Pierce Arrows or Chrysle1 demonstrators.' v -Amsterdan1, ". Y.
 After making test of your Socony Special plus Ethyl Gasoline in my Hudson car 1 am thoroughly con- vinced as to its merits in absolutely stopping the knock in the motor. Previous to this test the knock was very pronounced in the motor of my car."-Ban9or, Maine.
 I've have been buying Socony Spe- cal exclusively and certainly do like t."-Brooklyn ". Y.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

Having been a user of your prod ucts for the past six years, with very good results, we take pleasure at this time in stating that we arc now using Socony Special plus Ethyl and find a very great improvement in the run ming of our equipment. .'-CHnton, Mass.
 "I would like to take the liberty of congratulating you on your new So- cony Special plus Ethyl. It certainly works wonders in my car. ."-Bos- ion, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
a2o-WOR, Ncwark-It0

5:0O-Organ reveries
 5:3o-''The Importance ol 9cuIp- ture 10 Children Allen N.liialilS 5:40-Program resume anu e'' ''- ton weather forecast
 5:50-Sports talk 6:oo-Uncle Don, children pro- ees0-Hotel Astor concert orches- 7:so-"Why." Dr. Arthur Frank
 Payne. psychology talk 7:45-Roy Smeck. wizard of the
 strings noo4ry < s.oo-Shades of Don Juan poetr!
 with musical background , Q. e.oo-Barbizon recital, Hans hl,u, ,',,
 Ter. cellist assisted by He'el
 Bourne, soprano .;,o1 +o. .no-Emil Vclasco. organ recital "a. .3o-Mayfair Roof orchesIr" 1T. .no-News bulletins 1f:o5 o5-Palais Royal orchestra ,rost l | ..so-Moonbcams, .s music and proS'
 poems
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

No doubt you would like 10 know my opinion of your new Ethyl gas. To me it is the best yet and l have used other brands since they have been on the market, but Socony seems to have the better pickup and more real power and personally am pleased that you have added this fuel to your other dependable prod ucts. ."-kenn1ore, ". Y.
 Il would not take any other gasoline as gift-other than Socony Special plus Ethyl. l."-Colebrook, ". IF.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
IS R!JI SED CITIZENSHIP

Bridgeport, Feb. 5,-Dcclaring that "too many citizens drive cars while under the influence of liquor,' Judge Allyn l.. Brown ill super'or court yesterday dismissed the apph- cation of Giovanni Zenobio Of Stam- ford for citizenship papers. Zeno- bios was the only one of 122 appl- cations turned down. Zenobio ad- mitted that he had been convicted or drunken driving when questioned by the judge.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
WEDNESDAY
Eastern standard Time
2S3-WIIC. Hartford-10G0

2S3-WIIC, Hartford-10G0 7;00-Highlanders 7:30-News bulletins 7:35-''Forgotten Melodies 7:45-Wilbur- Coon Players S:00-Concert orcneslra, Chrlstlaan Eriens. director: Unfinished sym phony 1st Movement (SchubcrD;
 Scenes Poetiques (Godard); In Woods, On the Mountains, In the Village; Bajaderes Dance (RubIn- stein)
 S.30--Concert 9:00-Musical program G:30--Music Hour i 0:3o-"Floyd Gibbons headline hunter 11:O0-"The Merry Madcaps,' pop ular melodies directed by Norman Cloutier bulletins; weather re- port; Marine forecase; alcohol an nouncement 1:35-"Dream Journeys
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

the vestry have taken no action on the suspension. Although requested bv Bishop Almon to ask his resig- nation, they answered they could sec no reason for such action.
 Bishop AlmOn declared he Will nrcsont the case 10 tho official Episcopal board, but until then no further action is expected.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
2il-WNAC, Boston-t230

5:00-Tcd and his Greater Gang 5;45-Arch Aidcrs G:0u-ThC Champions C:1j-Thc Minute Men 6:%0-piuncr orchestra G:45-Tastycast testers 7:0o-NcWS flashes 7;tO-Fashion Plates 7:@0-Thc Song Man 7:&0-Sound Investors S:G0-Gencral Mills Fast Freight;
 Whcatics quartet; Gold Medal
 trio
 S:30-Forty-Fath TraWlcrs -Homclykers 9:G0-La Palma Smoker tO;00-Philco Hour lo:&0-Grand Opera concert fo:5t-NcWs flashes lt:0O-Hank simmons Show Boat l2:00-Jan Garbcr and his Holly
 wood orchestra Midnight Melodies Ann Leaf
 at the organ
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
EPISCOPAL RECTOR WHO
 MARRIED CATHOLIC WINS
Parish Supports Minister and Re fuses to Ask for Resignation as
 Demanded by Bishop.

Dayton. Ky, Feb. , P)-IIis mar rage to Catholic girl by Catho- lie priest is a closed matter. the Rev. Julius Arnold Nelasco, 31, de- clared here last night and he will continue to hold services at St. Johns Episcopal church where he is rector.
 The Rev. Nr. Nelasco was sus- pended by Bishop H. P. Almon, abbott of the Lexington diocese, after the marriage, but members Of
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

My car needed the carbon removed and had a decided knock particular ly when ascending hills, but as is fre- quently the case one neglects for weeks to have this done, 80 I decided that first I would see what effect Socony Special plus Ethyl might have on my engine in spite of the carbon. Much to my surprise, I could not make my engine knock, no matter how had abused it. Such a remarkable change together with the greater power was revelation to me and my enthusiasm prompted me to relate this experience to you. '" Buffalo, ". Y.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
TOMORROW'S PROGRAM
2S3-WTIC. HartfOrd-I06o

TNJ-N TN, TIdTTIVTN wv" 7.00-Thc Musical Time Table &:3U-"Chcorio'
 9:01-"S shopping With Susan o:45-Thc Early Birds 1O:o0-"Intcrior Decorating, NlI-
 liam Pitt Melodies SO-Housokecpers Chat 10:45-National Home Hour t1:O0-''KooI Kitchen kookcry.'
 Florric B. Towering 11:f5-"Household Commodities .aurcI Trio Flashes 12:00-"Enter the Nurse" Sarah R.
 Addison. F. N.. under auspices
 Hartford Medical society
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

'I thought that Special plus Ethyl would be just like all the rest and that, other than the introduction of Ethyl fluid, nothing much could be expected. Imagine my surprise. when first tried 1t out. I find that 1t actually performs far beyond any thing l could possibly expect from an ordinary Ethyl gasoline. The mileage I obtain and the power and no-knock qualities are certainly worth the small addition in price" Cooks Falls, ". Y.
 "I have used Socony Special plus Ethyl gasoline in two cars since it was put on the market and have had better results than with any other gasoline. With Socony Special plus Ethyl the car runs smooth and sweet and does not seem to form carbon" Fall River, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
5nn-MCAC. Stnrrs-GOO

t:O0-Frcnch Language Course; Arsonc Crotcau. assistant pro1es- sor ot French and spanish -.00-MuSic 7.15-Frcnch Pronunciation Course -ArSenc Crotcau 7:g5-Music 7:S0-"World NciEhborhood,' l'' F. Dodge, professor of geography T:45-MusiC Biology in Everyday Life: "Nature-log for February J. A. Mantor, associate professor O. entomology
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

"The writer, on recent trip through Maine, used Socony Special plus Ethyl, with one exception. At that time he used an ordinary glade of gasoline and noticed his motor knocked tremendously on the hills. After reflling with the Special plus Ethyl, a great difference was no- ticed."-Salcn1, Mass.
 Due to the fact that I operate P trucks and 6 buses consume ap- proximatcly l50,ooo gallons of gaso- line yearly. And it is to my interest to use 8 fuel that will give the best
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

have found your new Special gaso- line all that is to be desired. It has eliminated detonation entirely and gives an excellent all around per formanccina amotor." Salem Mass. For the past two weeks we have been using your Special plus Ethyl gasoline and find big improvement in the performance of our new Ford cars. We havefound it impossible to make car knock under any con- dition. ."-Winchester, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05

After trying out your new Socony Special plus Ethyl gasoline l have found it to work out exccllently in my 1928 Hupmobi1e. l am certainly shouting for your new Socony Special plus Ethyl. .'-Providence, RI.
 My experience with the splendid performance of your Socony Special plus Ethyl in my trucks and personal car prompts me to let you know that in this day of fanciful claims for gas
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
226-WDRC. New Havcn-1330

G:S0-Adclinc EcCbn G:45-Program of dinner music 7:0o--Sy Eyer and his Hotel Taft Grille orchestra 7:25-The World BoOlman I:&0-News
 7:35-Sy Eyer and his Hotel Taft Grille orchestra S:00-Morrison' Merry Makers &:30-Song stories S:45-Thc Three Ts 9:0G-Jack and Jill o:15-Arthur Barca. accordlonISt q:&n-Phil Fuller and his Cardl- nals t0:ON-Wcathcr report
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
t2S-WIW. Cmcinnati-I00

5:G0-Natjona Womau's program l:l5-MansGeld's Moandcrinss 5:&0-Nusicalc
 5:40-Livc Stock Reports 6:60-Hcnry Thies orchestra G:%0-ninner concert
 7:0o-Uniyersity of Cincinnati talk T:15-Tonys Scrap Book 7:GO-Hotcl Gibson orchestra S:U0-Ycasr Foancrs
 Musical honr kingtastc Night club 1U:&O Brunswick program f1:On-Slumbo Hour 12:0n-HotCl Gibson orchestra 1o:30-HoWard Mcloncy, the Sing
 ing Fireman
 1:00-Thirtccnth Hour Ins0mniac
New Britain herald., 1930-02-05
oQI-W,D/. New York; GO

1BD- N'T'' " " ''' - , 5:On-National Woman'5 Party. women in Political Parties. Fred F,ssary
 5;r5-Melody Muskctocrs 5:35-Rcports stock market clos ing prices and quotations; tinan- cial summary Of the day: cotton exchange closing prices and quo tations: state and federal asricul- turdl reports
 G:no-Bennin Cummins and his Hotel New Yorker orchestra; Wal fer Cnmmins. soloist G:55-Talk, John F. Kennedy