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Ivy WALTER c. BOETCHER.
~ CITY Controller
NOTICE. TO BIDDERS

1od nTOnOSal
o'.r4 works for the City Of koKonlo, IN
diana. consisting of clarifying equ!piLtisI,.'
grft removal equipment, dosing syphons;.
SevoIving distributors. flow meters, primary
and secondary sludge digestor equlpmenI,
chlorinating equipment bar screen seMsse
rroSntroi sludge incinerating equipment ana
gas engines as called lot IN Ihe speo u
Cations now on file IN me e oHtce " " he
CIV of Kokomo. Indiana as prepared oy
Russell B. Moore Co., Inc, consulting
B5ids will be received at the office Of the
BOARD of Public Works and Safety at the
city Hall II KOkomo' .,ln os9dS' time nn'n the
1' This &c work viii be installed under a Loan
and Grant Agreement between the Cry OF
Kokomo Indiana, and the United States
Con Contractors bidding on this project shall
adhere 10 all the rules, reguIetlons ana
revised Marcn /. 1885, of the Federal
Emergency Administration Of Public
Works. except portions o0ncernl--. n. n. a:
code which is waived, as well as complying
with the provisions Of the state Build
ing Rules and Regulations" ana with all
local laws and ordinances.
Each bidder is required to deposit with
his bid a certified check for an amount
not less than per cent Of the bid said
doing business in the state Of Indiana. or
an acceptable bidders bond in the amount
of not less than per cent Of the bid. In
case bid is not accepted. this check or
bidders bond shall be forfeited to the
owner as liauidated damages for failure
General Form No ssA prescribed BY the
State Board Of Accounts in Indiana
entitled STANDARD QUESTIONABLE and
Financial Statement for Bidders" shall ac-
company each sealed bid.
All bids shall be fled on or before the
day and hour mentioned above. No pro-
posal presented after this time will be re-
ceived and permission Will not be given
20 withdraw. modify. explain. or correct
any figures or description in any such bid.
certified check or affidavit after such day
and hour.
The successful contractor shall provide,
At the time Of the signing Of the contract,
bond in the amount OF i00oe Of the con-
tract as provided in the General Specif-
cations
The Board Of Public Works and Safety
reserves the right to reject any or all bids
and to be the judge Of the character and
suniciency of any materials or equipment
bid upon.
Specifications NAV be obtained from the
City Engineer of Kokomo. Indiana or the
Consulting Engineer whose Office is at $50
Indiana Pythian Building. Indiana polls.
Indiana by depositing the sum OF $1,000
$500 Of which will be returned.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS AND SAFETY
August 10. 1888. 49, 0oO' 0iefA'
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Times Swap Ad Will Find for Things No Longer Need
A U T 0 M 0 TIV
AZ Autos for Sale


No, 2l4A 4,7,2 Hggp sedan; SIS; WEST
NO. 203-l93l Marmon coupe. SI45. WEST
SIDE CHEW. INC 24l9 W. Wash.
1891 OLDs sport coupe; $685.. A real puy;
trade terms. LATHROP-MOYER RE-
TAIL 4lS n Cap.
NO. 9lA-l92s Olds sedan: SIS. WEST
SIDE CHEW. INC. 24l9 w. Wash.
PLYMOUTH-'33 sedan. s2S5 cash Write
c. NJ G.. Box 1853, Lawrence. Ind.
1888 PLYMOUTH cpe. de luxe r. S, Is. 900
mi, orig owner. peri. cond. See JACK
1 MAURER. SIT y. Capitol. LIOl25.
NO. l9C-ls29 Plymouth coach; SIS. WEST
SIDE CHEW. INC. 24l9 w. Wash
PONTIAC demonstrators; s. and s.
f qaSh se fNc a 55i EsoV Wash DHAH
NO l92A-l929 Pontiac coupe; sos. WEST
SIDE CHEW, INC. 24l9 w. Wash.
1881 PONTIAC 2-door sedan: one owner
car, very clean; S275. THORNBURG-
VOLLRATH. 1913 N Del
1881 PONT1AC-4-door sedan; one owner
VOLLIATH. 32S N. Del
1884 PONTIAC-Trunk sedan: like new in
every respect bargain; S525. Terms.
1895 STUDEBAKER demo Big saVngl
LITzELMAN & MORRISON 2OO4 N Mer
LOSEY 81 TsI'a &ofoF Be- Coach
1910 N. Meridian
WHIPPET-Coach a good. clean little
Job; SIS down. MERIDIAN MOTOR
SALES. $50 N. Mer
NO. l69A-1929 Whippet SPIT rdst: sos
WEST SIDE CHEW, INC. 2419 w. Wash
NO. 164A-l92s Whippet coach. s4s WEST
SIDE CHEW. INC. 24l9 w. Wash.
so USED CARS wanted on new Willys II
Big trades. WILLIAMS. SO2 E. Wash.
Sacrificing All Cars
BOTH & CENTRAL SALES co.
TA-5550
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TRANSFORMATION
HELP WANTED
9 Help Wanted-Male

MEMO distribute advertising material;
no selling. good paw. steady work. full
or part time Enclose stamp EBY
ADVERTISING. 90 5th Ave. New York
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g Statesmen. solicitors, Agents
II Situations Wanted

sALESNfAN-Age IS 10 30: experienced
selling direct TO homes; opportunity 70
earn real money. 800 Peoples Bank Bicg.
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3 Trucks. TraiIers, Tractors

43 Trucks. Trailers, Tractors
CHEvROLET-1s3l pickup. s1s5. W NJ.
CARSON, Pontiac. $50 Vir. DR-0232.
1880 -l1a-ton panel; cheap.
APPLICABLE, Is w. 18th. 1882.
NO. 134-1934 Chev.. lia-ton. c. & C. s4s5.
WEST SIDE CHEW. INC. 2419 w. Wash.
NO. 218B-1931 Chev. I2-ton panel; sl95.
WEST SIDE CHEW. INC. 2419 w. Wash.
NO. 23A-l929 Chew. 1ia-ton stake; slOO
WEST SIDE CHEW, INC. 2419 w. Wash.
NO. 211-1931 Chew. 1-ton panel: s19'.
WEST SIDE CHEW, INC, 2419 w. Wash.
NO. 2OO-1929 Dodge; i2-ton panel; Sis.
WEST SIDE CHEW, INC. 2419 w. Wash.
NO 126-19S1 Ford pickup; s195 WEST
SIDE CHEW INC, 24l9 w. Wash.
NO. 198-1932 Ford pickup; $3.50 WEST
SIDE CHEW, INC. 2419 w. Wash.
NO. 7lA-1929 Ford: 1is-ton, G: & C.: SIPS.
WEST SIDE CHEW, INC. 2419 w. Wash
NO. 207-1929 Ford 1-ton panel; $3.50
WEST SIDE CHEW, INC, 2419 w. Wash
1884 and 1885 FORD Va panels-1la- alton
duas or singles. Many others GENERAL
MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT, 81 West
13th-st LI-7467.
1884 FORD tractor and trailer; new mo-
tor. Terms. CENTRAL BUICK CO.. 1872
N. Meridian. LI-1995.
1881 FORD-157-inch chassis and CAB In
good shape: good tires; $685. SUPERIOR
CHEVROLET INC. 1902 E. Washington
ST. LI-4378.
DUMP TRUCKSAS1OO while they last
SHOLTY'S. 5436 E Wash.
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INSTR UcTI0RS

DO YOU REALIZE what 1t means to nave
a guaranteed position2 We guarantee
position to any one we accept Shorthand.
accounting, comp. dictaphone. tipping.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
Sd floor Roosevelt bldg RI-9535
TALL TERM OPENING Aug. 26 to Sept. 3
Call a the school Office. where inter-
viewers Will explain courses in detail and
help 70 arrange your program. or write
or phone for Bulletin Of Courses. CEN
TRIAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. Architects
and Builders Bldg. LI-S3S7.
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4 Help Wanted-Female

LADIES. Is 10 IS. to work with manager
Sal So & bonus 1872 N Penn. Rm. 800
SLADTES-Catholic. full or part time
work MR.. FASCINGBAUER. Hotel Bar
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LEGAL NOTICES
81 Personal Loans
,Joseph A. Davidson, Attorney.

Joseph A. Davidson, Attorney.
NOTICE. or APPOIN 1 MEM
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That the
Undersigned mas Gully qualified as admin
istratrix of estate OF Albert c. Smith, de-
ceased, late of Marion County, Indiana.
said estate is supposed to De s9 mcT1N
No. 1O3-36Oss.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission DOCKET NO.
Application of L. L. Hartman. d Ib/a
Hartman Freight Lines, Lafayette, for a
certificate to operate motor Vehlcles as
common carrier Of property. ntraState'
between Lafayette, Brookston, Cnalmers,
REYNOLDS Wolcott. Remington, Rensselaer,.
Denote, Hebron, Leroy, Crown POINT
Hammond, Z. Chicago. Whiting over hlgh-
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct puonc
hearing in this cause IN Rooms OF CON com
mission 401 State House. indianapolis
Ind A M, Tuesday, September 10. 1888.
Public participation is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION:
Bv RICHARD w. SHARPLESS, secretary.
Indianapolis. Ind. August 10, 1888.
Notice is hereby gwen that. pursuant to
General Ordinance No. 6O-lS3o, passed py
the common council on me ON o@ ID, ,,o ~
on the It'll DAY Of August. 1888. the unoeI-
signed city controller OF the CITY OF m
dianapols, will receive sealed bios al me
M on the 26th day of August, 1888;
for the temporary loan Of Five Hundre ai
Thousand Dollars $4,000 to the CITY o OF
indianapolis, payable from the current
revenue of said city. Haid sum shall De
delivered not later than september Z;
1886 and said loan shall run for peirloa
Ali bids shall be on the annual rate OF
in.'Mest asked. or not to exceed SIX PEI, per
cent co. per annum, to which p pref I'm
awarded to the lowest and best bidder;
but the right is reserved to reject any ana
all bids. l., .5 cit,, u,iii he
. neeotiable note. or notes. Of said CITY
which shall bear the date Of Septea5n aI,asr r.
1885 said date being the cate OF Ia dei1 1otes
shall b. due and payable on the llth DAY
of November. 1885. ,-,t.., - .be issue
Legal opinion on the legalty o. enT - 1ssn
will be furnished BY the legal oepai '4ii74''
If the City of Indianapolis ..,,,,,,
OIL INC N4'S WALTER c. BOETCHER,
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lust 2Oc A DAY

A IO-word ad will appear under this
classification for as low as zoe a day cash
with order Come TO The Times office. 2l4
W Maryland. one square from Illinois and
Westinghouse down KentuckV-av and let
US help YOU secure lob
DAY or week work for ladies'; common la
Dor for men. day or week. general house
cleaning UNITY CENTER. LI-5860
AUTOMOBILE mechanic with IA Yrs. eX
perience desires work day or night.
HARRY ROSSMOINE. Bridgeport. Ind
cOOK-Day or night clean and fast;
foreign descent. HARRY ROSSMOINE.
Bridgeport. Ind
WIDOW. - with daughter 3. experienced
hOusekesper good cook; references. $50
z. 1lth-st.
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RENTALS
Furnished Rooms

s2-ALABANiA. n. l1I5-Light. clean room:
hot water. walking distance. RI-512l-
IS DELAWARE N l4O7-Lsrge cool
room good bed private entrance, close
in. RI-9267
ALABAMA N DISCRIMINATION living
bedroom. adjoining hath. 5 windows: hot
water. So so RI-i753.
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81 Miscellaneous for Sale

AIRPLANE CEILING TYPE FANS. BAR
GAINS. 1911 w. WESTINGHOUSE.
INTERURBAN CARS-A-1 condition; priced
for quick sale SO Union Trust. LI-5462
STORE fixtures: bakery equipment; spe-
cial equipment: buy-sell 419 E. Ohio.
TAURANT-TAvERN Fixtures
CALL KING'S-DR-357S
HoOsIER LATEx CO.. 514 E. GHOST
Liquid Latex. 75c gross; razor blades,
SOC a hundred. Other values.
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CLAUDETTE COLBERT
NOT MARRIED YET
Changes Booking After Boarding
Plane With Physician.
By Unitcd Press

BU tNltCH iJCSS
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 30.-Claud
cite Colbert, screen star, today CHI
NAKED a hurried flight to San Fran
cisco by announcing on her return
that she was engaged to DR.. Joel j.
Pressman, film colony physician.
For a time it was believed they
already were married when the &C
tress and physician booked plane
passage as DR.. and Mrs. j. j. Press
man, but in midair Miss Colbert
had the booking changed.
NO, we're not married yet" she
said. We're engaged and are 60
ing to be married after New Years.
DR.. FRESHMAN had to make a speech
in San Francisco and went along.
1t is not unusual for one to travel
with ones friends, is it,
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3 CHILDREN BURNED
TO DEATH IN BLAST
Mother Also Dying After Kerosene
Explosion at Home.

BIZ Cnited Press
FAIRCHILD, Wis, Nov 30
Burned in a futile attempt to save
her three small children from flames
which shot from a kerosene eXplo-
sion in their farm home, Mrs. Lewis
Wood was near death in a hospital
today.
Four year-old Lovice died on the
way to the hospital Marjorie, 2,
and Ramona, months, died three
hours later.
Returning from a visit to a neigh
Dor last night, Mrs Wood found the
house chilly and tossed the contents
of a kerosene can on the Smoldering
embers of fire. Flames burst from
the small stove to the kerosene can,
causing terrific blast.
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INVITE DAHLIA LOVERS
indianapolis Society to Promote 1887
Convention for City.

City residents interested in dahl
has are invited to attend a meet
ing of the indianapolis Dahlia So
ciety at 2 tomorrow in the Wash
lngton.
The society is seeking to create
interest for holding the 1887 con-
vention and show of the Midwest
Dahlia Society in Indianapolis. OFF,
GERS are DR.. William E. Kennedy.
president; DR.. Russell Manring, vice
president. and Clarence johnson,
secretary. John E. Dean is pub
licitY chairman.
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MUSSOLINI BRANDED
AS 'SAWDUST CAESAR
Local Ethiopian Native Speaks to
Cosmopolitan Club.

Gabra Sadik Gachaw, Indianapo-
liz one of two native Ethiopians in
this country, branded Mussolini as a
"sawdust Caesar" before the Cos
mopolitan Club in Cropsey Audi
forum last night
League of Nations penalties and
the determined resistance of Eth
opia may serve to keep Italian Fas-
Cism from Emperor Halle Selassie's
kingdom, Mr. GachaW said
Martin M Clinton introduced the
speaker. DR.. c. s. Kim, Cosmopoli-
tan Club president. was temporary
chairman. Dr. Frank F. C. Wicks
presided. Miss Joy Dickens and Miss
JaCqueline Wilson Uhlbrecht gave
music program. Miss Violet Muse
was program chairman.
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Songs for the Whole Family will be fea-
tured on the National Barn dance pro-
NBC network. Among the newest tunes
will be Give Me loot on the Tooter
Tommy" written by Uncle Ezra and
Nellie Got the Gong" composed by Pat
Buttram and John Lair, both familiar
tlgures on the program.
Wally Berry is to bring Polly Moran.
Dixie Lee, Frank Luther and Cinema
Director W. S. Van Dyke to the micro
phone S guest stars of his program to-
night and also play the leading role in
scene from The Bad Man" himself
The big variety show will be broadcast
over WLW and the NBC network al
$50.
New Deal Tinkering with Money is to
be the subject of an address which Rep
John B. HOLSTER, Republican. of Ohio
will deliver on the Public Opinion" pro-
gram TO be heard over WFBM and the
Columbia network tonight from $50 to
S45.
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Best Short Waves

GENEVA 30 p. m.-War Discuss
sions. HBL. 31.2 m. $3.50 kcJ.
LONDON-540 p. m-Scotland vs.
New Zealand csc. 3l.3 NJ. 1880
CARACAS, Venezuela-73 p. NJ
Rosario Lozada and Jesus Palva,
YV2RC. SIT m. 5000 kcD.
BERLIN-915 D. m-Berlin phil
harmonic. DJC, 49.8 m. 5000
kcJ.
OTTAWA-10:3 D. m. - Northern
Messenger VE9DN. 499 m. (6oo5
kcJ.
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WORKERS SPEND $40
EACH AND FIRM PAYS
Currency Flood Is Result of
Doves Unusual Idea.

Merchants who wondered at the
sudden flow Of SO bills this week
need not fear that the bills were
counterfeit, or that a bank had
been cracked"
The currency flood was the re-
suit of the request of Robert NJ
Doves, president of Doves SeaI-Fast
Corp, 226 N. Pine-st, to his en-
ployes to spend $40 each on prod
ucts or merchandise OF home indus
tries and the firm would supply the
money.
1t did. The employees shopped
from shoes to shirts. approximately
$500 was spent with city merchants
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Radio High Spots

Tom Hailton and Gar Davidson. foot
ball coaches at the United States Naval
and Military Academies. respectively. will
be interviewed by Thornton Fisher dur
ing the Sport Page of the Air toright at
6, over WIRE and an NBC network The
coaches will discuss the outcome of the
days big Army-Navy game
Ted Husing, sports announcer. and the
California Varsity Eight will be guest
stars of Frank Parkers atlantic Fam
lily" broadcast over WABC and the CO.
lumbia network tonight from to $50.
Castaldoni will be offered ps Nino Mar
TIM, noter lyric tenor when he sings
With the orchestra and chorus directed by
Andre KostelanetZ over WFBM and the
Columbia network tonight from to $50.
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Mrs. Maude Morgan to Entertain

Mrs. Maude Morgan is to be host
ess at her home, l04 Hancock-st, TO
the past president council, Unit
No. 2. Of the George H. Chapman
Women's Relief Corps, at noon
Monday for a luncheon and Christ
mas Party gift exchange. Officers
will be selected.
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TONIGHT'S BEST SELECTIONS
5:45-Jsck Majors One Man Show
tCRSl

Religion in the News tNBC).
7:00-California Melodies fCBSl.
Your Hit Parade (NBC1.
7:30-Schraeger Ensemble (CBS).
800-Nino Martini (CBS).
Rubinoff and his Violin (NBC).
6:30--Mark Twain Centennial (CBS).
National Barn Dance tNBC).
9:30-Public Opinion fCBSl.
Corn Cob Pipe Club (NBC).
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SHERIFF CALLS
MERCHANTS TO
FOOD FARLEY
Plans Additional Care to
Prevent Further
Disturbances.

Taking additional precautions
against further food poisonings at
the county Jail Sheriff Ray has
called a meeting for this afternoon
OF all merchants selling food sup
plies to the Jail.
Reporting on the poisonings last
week, the grand jury yesterday ex-
pressed the belief that roach powder
had been placed in the gravy in or
der to create disturbance and thus
facilitate a jail break.
The quantity of food and the man
ner in which it is prepared at the
Jail is above reproach, the jurors
stated.
We are OF the opinion" the jury
said the purpose Of this poisoning
was to create confusion and disrupt
order SO that Jail break might be
possible. This is further shown by
the fact that usually deputy sheriffs
on duty at the jail eat the same food
prepared for the prisoners.
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MONDAY.

A. M
5 30-Top o. the Morning
600-Family Prayer Period Mutual
b15-Rise and Shine.
6:30-Mornlng Devotions.
6:45-NeWs flashes.
7:00-Chandler Chats.
715-Divano trio.
7;30-Cheerlo (NBC).
8:00-American Family Robinson.
8:15-Mail bag.
6:30-Way Down East
8:45-Back Stage Wife Mutual.
9:00-ToW to be Charming
9:I5-Home Sweet Home (NBC).
9:30-Morning Housewares Mutual.
9;55-News flashes
1o:ls-Jacob Tar Sfa I'M Mutual lnD0''
10:30-Singing Neighbor
10:45-Minstrels Mutual.
P ssr Barnes and Larry Larson
11:15-Morton Meat Curing Time.
11:20-Mary Alcott blues singer.
ll:25-The Murphy representative.
ll:S0-Livestock reports.
weather Tier, and market reports
12:3o-Painted Dreams-drama lMutuaD.
II :4S-The Love Doctor (MutuaD.
1:30-Learn to Sing
1:a5-Nature Study.
2:oo-Molly Of the Movies (Mutuap.
2:30-Vic and Sade (NBC0.
2:45-The ONeils dramatic sketch
s:oo-Betty and Bob.
3:I5-Iife of Mary sothern tAfutuaD.
5'4o-NeWS and Financial Notes.
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SUNDAY.

A NJ
8.00-MeMcan Marimba orchestra tNBCl.
630-Cha handler GoldthWaite ensemble
tNBCl
9.oo-The Radio Pulpit tNBC).
9 30-Music and American Youth (NBCl.
O.00-WatchtoWer.
1O15-Peerless trio ,NBC).
10:25-Romance of Gems.
10:30-Crystal Melody hour.
ll.30.-Air Parade.
p. NJ.
i2:45-The Rhythm Makers.
1:0o-Magic Key of RCA (NBC).
1.30-VoX Pop tNBCD.
2:00-Temple of Song CNBC1.
2:30-SherWin-W Williams program (NBC).
3.00-Strolling Tom
3:l5-Harry ReSer'S orchestra.
3:30-Dorothy Dreslin lNBC).
3:45-Jose Echanis ,NBCl
4:o0-Rosario Bourbon concert.
4:45-Musc by Richard Himber (NBC).
5.00-Catholic hour CNBC).
530-Man About Town.
5:45-Dr. Edward G. Goodspeed.
COOK Seven" lNBCD
6.30-Fireside Recitals tNBC).
6.45-Sunset Dreams (NBCl.
7:00-Musical Comedy revue ,NBC)
745-Henrik Wllem VanLoon tNBC).
800-Al-Star Radio Roundup.
8.15-Westminister choir
830-Xavier Cuget's orchestra.
8.45-Marshall Players
900-General Motors concert fNBC).
lO:0O-Charlle Boulangers or h e ira
oNBCl.
10 30-Press Radio news (NEc).
10 35-Enric Madrigueras orchestra tNBCl
1l00-Willie Brvants orchestra ,NBCD.
II 30-Sammy Raves orchestra tNBC).
II: 00-Mldnight-Slgn off.
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Deputies Escape Poisoning

The scheme was calculated to in
clude the poisoning of deputy sher-
ifs. However, because a number OF
deputies we're delayed that noon BY
transporting prisoners back to jail,
they had not yet eaten the food.
We wish to report further that
we made a thorough inspection two
weeks ago of the Jail and found the
whole institution spotlessly clean.
The kitchen and the food (Which
was being prepared while we were
there we're above reproach.
The jury recommended that he
custody of jail disinfectants should
be taken from TRUSTEES and given to
deputies.
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WLW (700) Cincinnati
TODAY

PM
4:00-Musical Adventure tNBC).
4l5-Jackie Heller tNBC).
4:50-Football scores
5,00-Footbal scores
5l5-Universitv of Cincinnati talk
530RBob Newhall
5,45SAlfred Gus Karger
6:oo-Sport PAGE of the Air (NBC).
6l5-U. c. talk
6:45-Washington Merry-Go-Round
Mutual.
7:oo-Your Hit Parade. Al Goodman's or
chestra lNBCl.
6:So-Wallace Beer and Victor Young's
orchestra (NBCl.
9:so-Riehard Himbers orchestra.
9:30-NewS room
l0:0o-Nationsl Barn dance (NBCl.
ll;00-Ace Brigodes orchestra.
II S0-Moon River
l2:oo-Midnisht-Albert Kavelin's orches-
ira Mutual
A NJ
I2:i5-Jan CARRIERS orchestra (Mutuan.
i2;So-Neloz and Yolsnda Mutual
u :45-Tom Coakley's orchestra.
i.oo-Sign of.
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MONDAY


A. M
6;30-Morning deyotions
6.45-Reveille
7.00-MuSical clock
8:45-Mary Bakers reviews.
9:00-The Brown Family
915-Edward McHugh (NBC).
9:30-Dance Time.
9.45-Joe White lNBC)
l0:00-NBC Light Opera Co. (NBC).
IL ,00-Lone Star Boys
11:15-Honeybov and Sassafras (NBC).
II :30-Smilin' Ed Mcconnell
11:45-Merry Madcaps tNBC0
II 00-Noon-Silverberg Ensemble (NBC).
P M
12:15-Two Hearts in Song (NBCl
IL :30-Kay Kayers orchestra tNBC)
l;oo-FoT nr on Character Building
30-South Sea Islanders (NBC).
200-Home Folks
2:l5-The Wiseman (NBCl
23n-Terri Franconi (NBCD.
2 45-Cub reporter.
3.00-Womans Radio review CNBC)
3.30-Girl Alone tNBC)
3:45-Grandpa Burton (NBC).
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Frank Dailey's orch.++
Frank Dailey's orch.++
Fredric w. Wile*.
Three Little Words*s
Press Radio news++
Football scores++
One Man Shows
Frank Parker++
Frank Parker++
Carborundum bandit
California melodies"
Melodies Of Yesterday
Nino Martini"
Mark Twain program**
Budd Hulick's orch.++
Public Opinion
Abe Lymans orch.**
Claude Hopkins orch.++
Herbie Hayes orch++
Sterling Young's orch -
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4:30-Tea Time tunes.
5:00-Frederick William Vile (CBS).
5:15-Three Little Words.
5:30-Federal Housing program.
5:45-One Man Show (CBSl.
6,00-Aviation talk.
-Bohemans.
6.45-NewS
7:00-California melodies (CBS).
7:30-Melodies of Yesterday CCBS).
7:45-Seymour Simon orchestra (CBSl.
S:00-Nino Martini and KoStelanetz or
Chestra (CBSl.
830-Mark Twain Centennial (CBSl.
9.00-Law for the Layman
9:15-Budd Hulick orchestra (CBS.
9;30-Public Opinion (CBSl.
9.45-Musical Moments
l0:00-Abe Lyman orchestra (CBSl.
10.15-NeWs
11.30-Herbie Raves orchestra (CBSl.
II 00-Atop the Indiana roof
II 30-Sterling Young orchestra (CBS).
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