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Evening star., 1935-11-17

@70l 33rd st. s E Open This Afternoon
The beautiful blue tiled kitchen is
worth visit and it's n big kitchen not
q pasSaReway. . baths of striking coIors
Real stairs to attic. Lot 5Thaxl47
=, The house is ready for inspection. but
the rear OF the lot Is torn up. It's unsafe
to wait for the final touches
Price SlO.5n0.OO
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
lIlD 81. NV. Natl 1866
Evening star., 1935-11-17

QUINCY ST. NEAR I4th.
Breuninger-built Colonial. rooms. 2
baths. steam heat attic room Steel
beams in cellar with extra lavatory: large
yard to alley; House should be seen TO
be appreciated,
Evening star., 1935-11-17

coLoREp-s ROOMS TILE BATH. q:
reservoir; terms. Columbia 0796.
Evening star., 1935-11-17

sACRIFIcE-5-R AND B. BUNGALOW.
ami cellar. good condition: paved St.;
Hyatts.. mr.. bus and schools: 50 $50: need
Evening star., 1935-11-17
1907 FLOWER AVENUE.

New detached brick homes in vicinity
Of Silver Spring and Takoma Park, S6,450
IN SS Q50
Evening star., 1935-11-17

COLORED-l44G ROCK CREEK FORD RID
NV. between Brentwood and 18th ST.;
rent. $50. GUARANTY REALTY. INC.
1906 K st. NV. National 05S1.
COLORED-409 18th ST. Sc. q r., .Sla.
sl5 }rd St Sc, q r. S23. Metropolitan
1900. Metropolitan 4333.
S43 CORCORAN ST NE.-6 ROOMS AND
bath. a mi; reasonable; references. Ap-
MY % Il n W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23
Oil Trade Notes
Of Interest to Refiners and Marketers

Farmers Of paid mortgage
stockholders
q 1e per gallo OF gasoline %c n
H finest
station In Havre,a at ave and
licensing
mechanics
up
the help them:
a o
CD Always deliver the when s
(4) Always keep the main driveway
tip overcoming headlight ransorm
headlight and
the am the car. The
windshield Will reflection
permit the roadway.
Union OH 10 OF
1894. paying dividends of IN gasoline
lube Adolph Nybakken
W. A. the directors
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23
Old NEIN IDT
YER PRO TIES
WILL RESU Z 500

With the coming OF spring. Non
tana Consolidated Mines Corpora
ton Is sending crews into Win
ston district to resume work on the
Kleinschmidt mine. near the Vos-
berg mine where q million dollars
worth OF ore has been blocked out
by Associated Gold.
Montana Consolidated is operat-
ing the Spring Hill mine near
Helena, operating a 225-ton mill
which VIII shortly be able 10
handle '275 tons daily This mine Is
reputed TO have produced more
than S40.0OO.0O0 IN gold.
Montana Consolidated is also
operating the lower levels OF the
East Pacific mine in Winston dis
trict.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23

A8#AHN MMNAH 0M @WAM64Ka
Augusta Peterson 20 Luclile Peterson
1% SEINE, MISE, NESW B-sS-SW: u.0
same 90 same, Of is sWNWs WSsW
SE1SW e-22-bW. &100.
Helen r. Mccabe e ok 10 Charles Fl.
Y, ssa e J OF iss sWsW n; sbSE s"a
A. n. Murphy to =. A. Peiten 1-e Of
~ EasW, y; NENW NwNE sA-Ss-sw.
Ole Christian Auxestad 10 b. y. BAIL
cyl rentals after March re, 1895 Lots 2,
Sec. 2-36-e; sESw IS: EaW3 SWSE
35-S7-6W. 800
Rridget Hammond ct con g Paul B.
Mckee IL OF 1SS NE3 13-SB-6W. 500,
i-2 OF 1R NEs I3-3s-6W. 500.
Same 20 b. p. Baily 3-4 Of 1st Lots 2,
See, 1855 sEsw q: E3wi sWsE So
Ole c. Augestad 70 R. n. Boykin ~
Lots 2 Sec $3.50 SEsW 25. EzWi
SWSE S5-S7- eW. 500.
Same TO =. +. Mckee 2s6 Lots 2, 5
Sec; 1856 sESW D: E3WA swSE g.
r. c. Tsrrnnt to N. b. Nelson IL OF
10 MEME SANE NEsE S1-S4-5W. 500
Jos p. ShearOn 20 Margaret T1erney Ia
OF 10 SWNW 2: NWSW 5: sWSW FL
2, 3, s. Sec z. Lot / swNw sENE s;
ElSW "a; SENW SWINE NWSE 1882.
5W to correct ASSET filed 2-s-35 500
L, +. Mccurdy to Hans Freshly lie
Same 70 Z. A. Pelton Is OF ies NaNW
SENW SWINE S2-34-5W 500.
DEEDS OF ROYALTY
a Howe Of Fernie B. &. ID Philip Car
osena 10 Of 1ss Sw3 24-35-Bw siO0.
1-s Of 10 SWa 2A-35-eW sl00
RELEASE OF OIL a GAS LEAsE AND
QUIT CLAIM DEED
M G. Innes 70 Richard C. Stack Lease
rec 2-l01 dated e-19-29 given TO Gordon
campbell and quit claims SUSSEX n;
S ss WssM IS 4 "a s WsNWa q; NhNEa. NEa-
J. y. Hawley vs.. Commonwealth Pet
roi amated ct 81 lien for labor material
NtS"4 10; NEtSEa 16-34-8W S8ilOO.
OIL AND GAS LEASE
Florence Ross AGREE & al 70 Mont
Power Gas Co., SlSEf SE1SWa 24-s3-5W
term OF 10 years s1.OO
LIS PENDERs
J. b. HaWley vs.. Commonwealth Pet
roi Limited et e action to forecIoae lab
holdN1sW3 Is; and NE4SEs 16-34-ew
ASSIGNMENTS OF ROYALTY
r. c. Tarrant 70 Mrs c. ri WILEY
= 10 OF 1a5 SWSE, SESW, Lot Z Sec. s1-
8A-5W; Lot 4 Sec. 6-33-5W slO0.
MEME, SANE, NESE 31-s4-5W. 500.
Same 20 Aimee A. P. Best 1875 MEME |
SANE NInSE 31-34-6w 500.
jay g. Arnel ct NIX to Janice C. Bart |
Z ZIG Of 10 EsSH u-34-6W. s1.00
AENT OF INTEREST IN OIL IRAsR /
X. c. Tarrant, single to Indian on I
company, Mont. Lease Feb q, 1884 by /
VIM. =. Rieckhoff and wife coyeripw. /
Lot 10 being SWSE and sESW 3-al-8: |
~ error recited that percentage OF int. /
assigned to First party was az59 and |
his instrument to correct percentage 10 |
sag.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23
PONDERA

RATIFICATION or UNIT OPERATION
AND ROYALTY POOLING
AGREEMENT
Blaine Fergnson et M 70 Texas Co.
waller Unit Ne. u sASWt 50; sE1sE3
J. A Tgdyman ct ux 70 Texas Co.
Waller Unit Ne, u Lots /. 2, sEkNWa
1909
Eleanore Hamlit0n 70 Texas Co, oval
Ter Unit No. ~ SKA 8-M-5
RELEASE OIL AND GAS LEASE
Waller Williams OH and Gas Co, to
Cloie ". Aiken Lease record book
leases page rs on SEA 49,
same 70 same lease record book page
'siS on NE1 s-28-A
Waller Williams oil and gas Co. to
Earl r. Aiken et ux lease record book 8
lease page 1sT on NAM 10: SW4NEl,
SEiNW3 NEsSW3 NWfSE4 I0-29-4W.
RELEASE OIL LEASE
California Co. 70 W. C. Norem. Adm
Lease record book 8 leases, page 100.
BILL OF sALE
Conrad Refining Co. 70 P. r. Wfthers
! drilling machine and one Lot second
hand tools
r. f. withers TO Perry L. withers
drilling machine and I lot second hand
tools.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23
LAND OFFICE FILINGS

Frank Brown of Great Falls mas
applied for a permit on 100 acres
in SEX 4-s4-SW in Kevin-sunburst
field.
Montana d. association of Los
Angeles has secured a permit on
838 acres in Sec. 4. s, Is and 80,
TWP. 3SN-2B, southeast Of the
field.
Montana C association Of Los
Angeles has applied for a permit on
$40 acres In Secs. 80 and 33-37-zW.
north of the field.
Helen L. Ginnaty OF st. Paul has
been granted a permit on 26S acres
in Bowdoin gas field.
Permits have been asked by the
following:
John L. Stein, Shelby, $40 acres
in sections 4, 8, 9 and 10, township
81 north, range west; Charles
Great Falls, 1850 acres
in section 9, 81, rs, SO, "a and 35,
township 81 north, range 3 west:
Wendell G.. Baum, Great Falls, 1853
acres in section 5, township So
north, range west.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23
DRILLING AT BORDER

Vanalta Oil company is drilling
in Border oil field on the Farbo
farm In No. 9 location. o. r. Lang
is the contractor. He Is using
standard tools. Lang expects to
drill a weh, under contract, at Del
Bonita, southern Alberta, this year.
Vanalta's fuel problems have been
solved BY its Farbo gasser which
recently came to life and blew the
control head off.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23
NO OvER-sUPPLY OF SILVER

Despite a record production OF
lS0,501 ounces OF silver In the
United States in 1894. a four year
record, the price Of silver contin-
ues to increase on the world mar
ket. The 1888 output was 1880
600 and in 1882 It was I69, 1892, 600
ounces. The gain was 26% in the
United States while world produc-
ton gained 12%.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23
Will SINK SHAFT

Alex Leggatt, mining engineer
OF Butte, announces that Sunshine
Mining company near Wallace, Ida
no, will sink q new 5000 foot YER
tical shaft this spring. Mr.. Leggatk
has completed the geological WORK
prepatory TO this Developments. -
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23
MIQHER ROYAITTEa aTAND

Alberta oil operators are repor-
ted TO have resigned themselves to
the new edict OF the Alberta gov
eminent which increased royalties
from SD 70 1875. Efforts TO have
the ruling reconsidered we're un-
awaiting.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23

QuestiOn-Can you inform me II
the MOnOpeg OIL Co. has any wells
or holdings In Montana. 1 bought
stock I'm the company some years
ago and have heard nothing since.
Mrs. J. Jy-Winnipeg.
Answer-'Monopeg has five pro-
ducing wells In Kevin-Sunburst and
is carrying on a program of dew
elopment with good success. They
recently purchased the Hoeh pro-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23

Question-Can you ten me II
there Is any chance for oil or gas
in Section 1S-Ss-AW3
G. f. Berg. Strum, Wise.
Answer-This ds likely gas land
and there is a possibility OF oil,
should the Cut Bank sand be
found. II is on the southwest slope
OF Kevin-Sunburst field and this
township has been but little ex-
plored.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23

perties in Kevin-sunburst field, in
Gliding a topping plant which will
provide them with an outlet for
their oil. The outlook for the Mon
opeg is very encouraging.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-03-23
OUR NAIL BAG

Question-BEy land is known as
the Hoffman ranch and described
as follows: Lots 8, 2, 8, Sec. 10;
Lots o, 10, Sec. 90, Twp-88-2E,
1Oe acres. Do you know Of any
wells or drilling wells near there.
CaM you tell me how far it Is from
Devon and from Sheiby2
W. l. Douglas, Glendale, Calf.
Answer-Your land is along the
Marias River, about 10 miles south
OF Devon. The closest well Is one
starting q short distance north Of
Devon. Your property looks none to
good for oil, as 1t is apparently in
the Marias River syncline. How
ever, should the Devon well get
production the area 10 the south
Of Devon will doubtless be drilled.
Question own the s n Sec. o
82-8W, ToOIe County, Mont. Has
the above described land any gas
or oil possibilities and how far Is
IL from gas or oil fields2
A. HI. Waugh, Grandview, Wash.
Answer-Thds is southwest Of
Kevin-Sunburst and east OF Cut
Bank oil and gas fields. It is in
doubtful area as a well drilled In
this township (near Ethridge)
found salt water in the Cut Bank
sand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16
New York Stations
WEAg-OeO WOis--7i0 WJz--7SO WABt>-S6O

12:00--WEAF---Minute Men Quar- tet.
 WOR--News. 12;aB--WICAF--Hon and SaBsafras. WOR-studio Ensemble. WJZ--Genia Tonarlova, Soprano. 12:30--WEAF-C1outier Orch. WOR--Museum Talk Huger Elliott. WJZ--Natfonal Grange
 Program.
 WABC--ChasinS Plano
 Pointers. l2:bE--WOR-Patrick Kelly, Songs 1:o0--WEAF-What Will We Do With Our Money?-- Felix Warbury, Banker, at National Republican Club Luncheon.
 WOR-Trini orch. WABC-Political situation in Washington---F. W. Vile. 1I5-WABC---Hall orch. 1:30-WOR--Thea Club
 Bide Dudley.
 WJZ--Variety Musicale. WABC-Velas Ensemble. r1:45--WEAF--String Quartet. WOR-Dancing Class--T. E. Parson. 1;b6--WEAF-WJZ--Metropolitan opera; Simon Bocca. negra, with Elizabeth Rethberg, Soprano; Law renee Tibbett, Baritone; Giovanni Martineili, Ten or; Ezio Pinza, Bass, and others; Ettore Panizza, . Conductor; Geraldine Tarrar. Commentator. 2:OO--WOR-Danc Orch. WABC-Dance Orch. 2:3O--WOR--Wom Program. WABC-Mickey of the Cir cus--Sketch. 9:45-WABC--Male Quartet. 3:OO-.WoR-Pauline Albert, wABc~Minstrel Show. 3:1S-WOE--Mona Lowe. Con- a:so--woRMDr Thatcher Clark. 4:00--WoR-Newa Civic orch. WAgC-Deutsch Orch. 4:1S--WABC--Pro Arte String Quartet. 5:0O---WEAr Orch. WoR-Health Talk; News. WJZ--Sterney orch. WABC-Debate--R eSolved' That the United States Continue It's Policy of Economic NationaliSm as q Long-RanEe Program; University fo California from San Francisco,
 Negative; Columbia Uni versity from New York, Affirmative. 5:1E-WOR-Pete Rice--Sketch. WJz--Jackie Heller. Tenor. 5:3O-W1AF--Our American
 Schools.
 WoR--Dogs-steve Sevrn. WJZ--To be announced. WABC-Trom London: European Events--sir
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16
USED CAR SALE! READ THE LISTINGS UNDER AUTOMOBILES FOR EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
Lost and Found

HAVING lost my pasgbook No. 30lb2, issued to me. by the Citizens e Manufacturers National Bank, I hereby make Application for q new one. Anna O'Keefe.
 STATE or CoNNgcTIcUT: DIS.
 PROBA1p COURT, February
 HsT.ATE' ;T. Iys' OF william schnsl4.r, also called William Y. Schneider. late of the Town of Waterbury, in sA1S plssrIf Gosss o piSsdssc SsoSt. for the Dis trict of Waterbury. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to ..@ wtS ihss ssSGass ssiS sD DT1RfrSs Sss Ss. barred . recovery. All persons In: debted to said estate are requested v ' B1RBXfsA scHNEiDER. s-i6-st ..........E ExeeutrIx. 'ttc TRicr of of wATsEnRSukY. AsnRsSukY ss. PRo.
 BATE COURTt January. 2eth,. 1895.
 ESTATE of GIOVANNI sPtNEL-
 LA. late of the. Town of Water.
 bury, In Said District, deceased. trct of SSSss %sseSsury aSh lHr limited and allowed six inonths from the date hereof for. the creditors. of said es- tate to exhibit their claims for set- tlement. Those who neglect to pre- sent their Aceounts properly attesed within said time, will be dsbarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make MATihbH i%Isflh.s bBXcfERN9 BeXfGfiEnRs 'S sprNgLLA, 2-il.3t Administratrix
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16

Pet peeve department ... station annOuncers who fail to list an electrical transcription as such but let listeners think they're hearing . genuine pro. gram {. It's against federal rnles, but it's donc Pro. grams which are press.agentcd a0 something entirely new in radio" Tho spOttlDg which has Alexander WOOllcOtt on at the saIIic time over CBS that Jnck Bcnny's program is on NBO Jan Garbcr's carbon copies of another bands style Confidential advisers, 60 called, on the air at any time over any station ... The poor reception WIZ has in Waterbury.
 Wishes Helen Hayes o the air regularly .. More pro ry ,.a a, a fNy SI,Ad Tin. ptt0 Whir
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16
Jane Froman,

Orch; Jane Froman, Songs.
 WABC--Richard Bonelli, Baritone; Kostelanetz Orch; Mixed Chorus. 9:30--WEAF-The Gibson Fam ily--Musical Comedy, with Conrad Thibault, Baritone; Lois Bennett, Soprano.
 WOR-C'anadian Society of New York Dinner, Hotel Biltmore; Speakers, Secretary Cordeil Hull; Richard B. Bennett, Prime Minister of Can- ada, and Others. WJZ--National Barn
 Dance. WABC-fIimber Orch. 10:00---WABC-Reminiscences-- William A. Brady, The. atrical Producer. 10:15--WABC--Variety Musicale. AF--Cugat, Goodman and Murray orchestras (Until 1:30 a. m.) WOR-Johnson Orch. WJz--Coleman Orch. WABC--California Melo- dies. 11:00--WOR-News.
 WJz--Denny Orch. WABC--Gray orch. 11:15-WOR--King Orch. 11:30--WJZ--Dance Music tAlso WABC, WOR).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16

would be made up only of hls mus. ic Less Hollywood programs on almost identically the same pat. tern ,. More songs by Slgmunc Rombcrg and Jerome Kern Ditto for George Gershwin More clever advertising. or, fol that matter, none at all . A girls trio that wouldn't sound like an girls trio More m. c's as able as Walter o'Keefe ..
 About the Brass City ...
 After months on tho air, BiI-
 ly O'Brlcn still rates as one of
 the states favorite tcnors
 WATERS Saturday JambOree
 program ranks as one of tie
 best Connecticut variety shows
 of the year Persons wis.
 iting Waverly Inn for the first
 time still marvel at Mike De.
 Vito's grand music, something
 that we've appreciated for
 years now While on the
 subject, personal nod to
 Bill TaslllO, who does such
 tricks with the trumphct out
 there Ono of the leading
 figures of minstrel shows and
 rcvues here this winter has
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16

Frederick Whyte. 5:45--WOR--Songweavers Girls Trio.
 wABC--Artells Dickson, Songs. 6:0O--WEtAF--Coakley Orch. WoR-Uncle Don. WJZ-From Italy; Royal Carabinieri Band; Speak. CT, Count Galeazza
 Ciano..
 WABC-Danclng Lessons--. Arthur Murray; Earl oxford, Songs. 6:30-WEAF--Press- Radio News. WOR-,ro be announced, WJz--Press-R Radio News. WABC--Sports-Eddie Dooley. 6:35-WEAF--Peg Le Centra, WJZ-Ranch Boys, Songs. 6:45--WEAF---Sports--Thornton Fisher; Jack Dempsey. WOR-Ionian Quartet. WJZ-The Master Builder Talk.
 WABC-Beauty--Margaret Brainard. 6:55--WABC'-Press- Radio News. 7:00--WEAF-Religion In the News.
 WOR-Sports Resume Stan Lomax.
 WJZ--John Herrick, Bari- WABc--valley Forge Sketch. 7:15-WEAF--Jack Smith, Songs WOR--Russian Music. WJZ--King Orch. 7:3O--WEAF--Varlety Musicale. WOR--The Street Singer. WABC-Arden Orch;
 Gladys Baxter, Soprano: Walter Preston. Baritone. 7:45---WJZ--Grace Hayes, Songs. WoR-Vecsey Orch. 9:00---WEAF--Concert Orch., Sig mund Romberg. Conduc- tor-composer; Stuart Churchill, Tenor; Helen Marshall, Soprano: Will liam Lyon Phelps. Narra- tor.
 WoR--organ Recital. WJZ-Phil Cook Show Shop.
 WABC--Roxy Revue; Con- cert Orch; Mixed Chorus, Soloist. 8:16--WOR--Wintz Orch. 8:30--W0R--phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternities Ma tional Night; Speaker, Ernest ID. l.. Hammer, Justice New York State Supreme Court. WJZ--Kansas state College Founders Day Celcbra- tion, Manhattan, Kan. 8:45--WABC--Mary Courtland, Songs; Armbruster orch; Male Quartet. 9:00--WEAF--Rose Hampton, Contralto; 6crappy Lam. bert and Billy Hillpot, Songs: Shilkret Orch. WOR--Hiilbilly Music. WJZ--Radio Party, with John B. Kennedy; Black
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16

One of WATR'S most popular groups, tho Melodeers, will be on that air again tomorrow afternoon . They'll offer more new arr engagements prepared by Director Jimmy Cunningham =. PchapB no local radio artist has a more devoted radio following than Miles "A. Martin, whose organ recitais are broadcast from St. Johns church W1XBS will air the Kacey Catholic Action dinner from The Elton next Thursday night,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16

Ed LOwery, the comic and songster who has appeared in almost every principal city throughout the country, after three more weeks of vande. vlile, LIowery will return East for further air activity. Leon Ma vara, whose CHS or. c1ebtra is heard six times weekly from New YOrk's Hotel St. M0fitz, offers . novelty fin the way of c classical plano solo on . dance orchestra pro- gram. Anxious to discover how listeners felt about this novelty, Navara requested that they write in telling him whether to continue the solos or not, and in the two weeks that fOl- lowed, received over 2,SOO let- ters that cTnphatically said "ycs". For the fourth time In eleven months, the Thrcc "X" Sisters, NBC harmony and comedy trio, will play q head line engagement at New York's Palace Theatcr begin. ming Friday, Feb. 23nd. C0in- cilcntnIly enough, the "x" girls return to the air the same night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16

Half q million bottles of whiskey arc to bo produced in six months by the distiliery at Ford William, Scotland.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16

HlghIlehts of . weeks listening Timmie Crowe's orcheStra's grand program over WATR on Thursday, the day before the Po- licemen's Ball The Duncan Sisters, as good as they ever were. on the Vailee program with their immortal Topsy and Eva sklt, brought up to date Fred War; inR's Pennsylvanians doing a choral version of "I Love You Truly"
 That dependable dinner mus. ic each night from WLW (. Bill Harrington, Democrat city ed, Interviewing Charley DeBisgchop
 The first flash on the yer. dict from Bennington and the re. alization a few minutes later that . boner had been pulled.
 More of them Esther
 Earina's remarkable voice
 coming over WATR Joe
 LezOtte and PAulette WOlOzln
 singing over tlIe same station
 Leslie Howard and Merle
 Oberon in the dramatic. sklt
 T1iursday night Frank
 Parker repeating "lsIe of Ca.
 pri" Hearing some grand
 new eODgB-"CIOuuB", ana
 Might Wind" in particular.
 @--s-----@s
 Life is like that As the Hauptmann case neared its end this week, George Duffy, WATR station manager, began preparing script for q dramatic resume of the entire trial when the verdict was announced :. George slaved over 1t for hours, had a cast lined up to play the various parts In the. dramatizations, and sat back to wait for the verdict .. It came, but late at night, when WATR was off the air Next day, of course, the script had lost its timeliness !. So, If there's anyone who'd like a copy of 6 per. fectly good radio dramatisation. unused, he can have 1t by calling at .WATR George can't use 1t for anything else.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-16
been Charley COBnoF, wATR and W1xBS tenor.

Tn q recent visit to the Rainbow Room in New York's Rockefeller Center where Jolly Coburn and his orchestra hold forth, Noel Cove ard, who knows his words and music stated that Jolly Coburn's NEG hand was one of the finest aggregations 1t had ever been hie pleasure to hear That one hour of music offered by Kel Mur. ray on the NEG Let's Dance" pro. gram each Saturday night, repres sents 4g hours work by the 1nae- stro who does all of his own are engagements. Murray has q cole lection of 1S0 "arrangers pens" inc cluding one that was presented to him by the French com poser, Maurice Ravel sarita, Spanish Dancer who recently turned vo. calist over NEG, will be lost to the American air waves for two months when early in April she sails for an engagement in Soviet Russia. Although no artist is per. mitted to take money out of Rus. sin, Sarita states that she will come back win c new mink and a new sable coat for next winters wear.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1935-04-18
MRS. MINNIE ]. KAESE

Mrs. Minnie ]. Kaese, aged Ct years,
5 months and &c days, widow of the
late Henry August Kaese, north of
Accident, died in Memorial Hospital,
Cumberland, late Sunday night OF
pneumonia. She had been i'll about a
week, having been admitted to the
hospital on April 18th.
Funeral services were conducted on
Tuesday afternoon from st. Paul's
Lutheran church at Accident, Rev.
George Kunkle, pastor, officiating. In
terment was made at Addison, Pa.
Surviving are one son Theodore
Kaese, of Accident; one daughter,
Mrs. Clifford Friend, of Kaese's Mill.
north of Accident; two brothers, Henry
Wolf and Clemmer Wolf, Frostburg;
two sisters, Miss Fannie Wolf, Wash
ington, D. c., and Miss Eta Wolf, of
Baltimore; also by seven grandchil-
dren. Her husband died about five
years ago.