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SECTION 4 RADIO TTTE COURTER JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 16, 1910. A El Behind the i hone "1 ART: 4 Pictures Lent J. B. Speed Memorial Museum Calendar Ending June 16 Exhibition of photographs from Olmsted Brothers, Boston, including photographs of Kew Gardens, London; Royal Botanical Gardens, Edinburgh, and others. Museum Hours Sundays, 2 to 5 p.m.; week days, 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m closed Mondays. RELIGION A.M. WAVE "All Our Life In God" 0:30 A.M. WIIAS Dr. John Zolier, Evangelist 6:00 P.M.

WIIAS "Second Coming of Christ" MUSIC 1:00 P.M. WIIAS Berezowsky's Third Symphony 7:30 P.M. WAVE Dickenson Sings "Faust" Aria 10:15 P.M. WHAS Leland Brock and Hcrbie Koch DRAMA 11:30 A.M. WIIAS "Roof Over America" 5:30 P.M.

WIIAS "The Mysterious Travelers" 6:30 P.M. WAVE Father's Day At the Barbours TALKS 12:30 P.M. WAVE "Strategy of Modern Warfare" 1:45 P.M. WAVE Kaltenborn's News Analysis 2:30 P.M. WHAS Scholars Discuss Thucydides 5:00 P.M.

WIIAS The Week's Malor News Events 10:00 P.M. WHAS Paul Sullivan Reviews the News VARIETY 7:00 P.M. WIIAS Salute to June Graduates 9:00 P.M. WHAS Green. Musical Quizmaster 9:30 P.M.

WAVE Ezra Stone Guest of Benny 'X VVLA 4 "The Concert," by Jord.Tcns, Seventeenth Century Belgian artist, is one of four oil paintings lent by Mr. and Mrs. Brent Arnold, to the J. Speed Me Harding. Five paintings belonging to the Louisville Art Association which have been absent from the walls for some tur.e have been hung in the same gal- ty i1.

xnn 1 morial Museum and hung week in the smith gallery. last lory for the remainder of tro summer. These include ''Mam The other throe paintincs aro Tore," by tne Spanish by Lilienion, Valcntini de Zubiaurre, an oi 1. Bernice Clair? and Alexander Gray, co-star in "The Desert Song." will be heard in a preview today at 3 p.m. over WIIAS.

'Dogs and 9 and portraits of two members of lavonte, the rchanging of the Arnold family by Chester lias been often requested. tile. I a. 1 1 i MONi Sunday's Programs 6:30 A.M. to 4 P.M.

1' 1', 4 7C I -k lie war incrrars inlercst in thi painlinjr railed "Ilarlmr Near Havre' It was painted by Claude Monet and lent ly the Rev. Theodore I'ilrairn to the Misterpieces of Art Exhibition at the New York Vi'orld8 Fair. I I ISo Carrying Chargrt' ,1 tl will be credited as oil ff a cash payment purchase 5 I Zb. Purchase vi "IV inore 1IME WHAS WAVE (Hill) W'ORC (l.170 WSM WLW (7M A. bare olleg si Asbury College I irrnn iiirapi Khythm In Khyme Children'! Hour I Saltation Armv Khythm In Khy ma hildren's Hour An Umii Trr JordiB News Children's Hour :41 int Over Jordan Rhapsody In Brass Children's Hour Church of the Air Bible Highlight Jail Service Kible Highlights Church Forum 1S hurrh of the Air Hible Highlights Jail Service llible Highlights hurrh Korsim arch of t.ames Wouthernaires lunn Taper Party Southeruaires Robert Stewart si si Marrh of C.ames Kotithernalrcs Funny Paper Party Sou thernalres Koss Trio oo News; Swing News'ral News; Strings News; Harold Turner Sing ing Strings Newi Review II Ull l'rl Singing Slums Reviewing Stand Singing Strings The 1 brasher Slsteri I hro.

Srhlundt Words and si Concert In Contrast Prospero Miraglia Happy Jim Parsons Rn. 1 hro. hlundt Words and Music Concert In Contrast Idells llible Class I nele Sam Calling (Ht Major Bowes Rev. has. Sf Iceman New Fidells Bible Class Radio City Musle Hall 19 IS Major Bow es Rev.

I has. Selecman Homes On Land I idelis Bible Class Radio City Music Hall lu Tr. John Zoller On Your Job Safely Club Songs On Your Job Radio City usle Hall 1U 45 Dr. John oiler On Your Job Pleasure Time On Your Job Radio City usio Hall II hurch of the Air Red Cross irst Aid Walnut St. Baptist Isi Presbyterian Ch.

Cadle ChoTr 11 1 hurrh of the Air imily Walnut St. Baptist 1 st Presbyterian h. Cadle hoir II se Demorracy In Action Silver String! Walnut St. Baptist 1st Presbyterian Ch. Silver String 11 45 Democracy In Action Silve Strings Walnut St.

Baptist 1st Presbyterian Ch. Silver Strings I'M I nis. of Kentucky 1'ilU World's 1 air Four Shopmen Salute of Americas To Bo Announced II I I nir. of Kentucky 1MIK World Fair Freddie Rich Salute of Americas To Be Announced You Know usie I of C. Round Table News Current Kvenla Pare Here and There Do You Know Music V.

of C. Round Table Country Church Current News ix Columbia Symphony 1 Be Announced Country hurch To Be Announced Your F.asy Chair 1.15 Columbia Symphony 1 Be Announced To Hi. Announced To II Announced Y'bur Kasy Chair 1 Ml Columbia Symphony The Jewel Box To Be Announced Furopean News News From urope 1 4i Columbia Symphony H. V. Kaltenborn To Be Announced II.

V. Kaltenborn II. V. Kaltenborn I on elumhia Symphony I.ou vs. Columbus Fl Pasco Troubadors Sunday Vespers arl Deacon Moore IS elumbia Symphony I.ou.

vs. Columbus Fl Pasco Troubadors Sunday Vespers Carl Deacon Moore S.S Invitation to Learning Lou. vs. olumbus Fashions In Song The World Is Youra The Aldrich Family 45 Invitation to Learning Lou. vs.

Columbus Music a la Carte The World Is Youra The Aldrich Family a-oe Summer Opera firand Stand Managers Muslral Steelmakers VvettD Musical Steelmaker Summer Opera I.ou. vs. olumbus Muslral Steelmaker Three heers Musical Steelmaker Sweet Rhythm Lou. vs. olumbus Cream of Music To Be Announced The World Is Youra I 45 Sweet Khythm Lou.

vs. Columbus Cream of Music To Be Announced The World Is Youra MUSIC: Opera Awaited I i A 1 itself mu AVING gorged ii p. in. ai irn? iiuquuis urdum jf' library. Cth and Ashland.

1 i' Sis 1 i sically throughout the last six months with serious mu The Vick Vocal Studios' annual recital will be given at the Arts Club, Watterson Hotel, at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday. lM worth himrtJ I sic, Louisvillians are looking forward to the opening of the summer opera at the Iroquois Amphitheater Monday night with Schubert's performance of Romberg's light rumors have traveled to America about Jan Sibelius sine" the war began between Finland and the Soviet Union. We first heard that the composer had been killed. Another rumor said he had become insane and was hiding in the hills.

Recently these rumors have been collected. Sibelius is well and the long-awaited eighth symphony is on its way to completion. He has been unmolested Pupils of Theodore Richbourg i will appear in a piano recital at I the Speed Music Room at 3:30 1 opera, lhe Desert Song." The heavy p.m. June 23. University Series.

The University of Louisville IS portion of the and his ability to compose under Sunday's Programs P.M. to Midnight musical meal puch conditions is a further dem- School of Music will present five ft I Lj will be credited i I qal Payment ch RJon purchase ol 1 7 oP II iVt.i VyV-Jy Weekly RT fv Dinner p'tC Cedar ICi-Xj Set Jv r3s. 5 iui lA'ii- nf his; ffrvim natinn alism. concerts during its summer session. The public is cordially invited to attend the performances, which will be held at 4 p.m.

at the Speed Music Room, a sched- History of IMano. "The Tiano, It's History, Makets, Players and Music." Al- sumed during the winter months, and June and July will be devoted to what might be referred to as after-dinner coffee and sweets. "The Desert Song" will star Bernice Clare and Alexander bcrt E. Wicr, Longmans, Green ule of which follows: AU-MCCI TTl'vOf Toilet Set lree 31 Ii tS- Gray with a complete New York Co-. London, New York, To-cast including Douglas Leavitt, ronto; 467 pages, $3.50.

Hope Emerson and Jack Sheehan, This technical book covers all a chorus of forty fresh young matters of interest to professional voices and twenty-six beautiful and amateur nianists. teachers. Refrigerators In maple or walnut. Mothproof. (3-pe.

toilet set and I 111 full enamel. Hold 50 lb. I June 20, pupils of Dwight Anderson and Charles Letzler. June 27, recital by Sarah Mc-Conathy and W. Lawrence Cook.

July 11, recital by Norman Voelcker. June 18, recital by Ruth Cumbie and Fletcher Smith. On July 3 at 10:30 a.m. in The iv cake of ice. dancing girls.

students and lovers of the piano and its music. It is a book in which every musician, teacher or student of piano music can find the information he wishes with the greatest ease. Its contents include historv and In Natural Settinff. Until recent years Louisville was musically barren for nearly half of every season; now, hap Playhouse, Belknap Campus, trios pily, summer musical pcrfnrm- ances have blossomed again in construction of the piano, ilevelop- ment of piano musie, piano teach what is a perfect and natural out-of-door setting for gay and romantic opera. by Beethoven, Tunna and Mendelssohn will be played by Charles Letlor, Grace Whitney and Dwight Anderson.

Sunday Radio Frocrams. Columbia Broadcasting Symphony, Howard Barlow conducting, 1 to 2:30 p.m., features the ing, piano technique, interpretation of piano music, the piano in ensemble musie. art of two-piano playing, biographical dictionary of pianists and the piano in records. Iteethoven Club Recital. Martial Condition.

Abroad. Martial conditions abroad. If Seamlcu 91 Vclvctti Rugi they continue, are certain to affect musical matters in America quite Russian-American composer, r.FAcn SJJ5 CARTS Makes life more pleasant PAY 50c VI 1 KI.Y I'liiiRrd In lovely modern colors and patterns. Dinner 1 rS I seriously, even aside from pie- III The Beethoven Club, students Nicolai Berezowsky's i venting the visits of foreign art If iV set free. for motlier and Labv from the class of Marrella Franks Rvmnlmnv WUli irn Pineshrilwr- ists of most nationalities.

In fact. 'j 'j Johnston, will give the first of a program annmatnr lor coiumoia rr-i, Tv 1 the last season has given evidence II. I. HA serine ryf nisnn at broadcasts of SCriOUS mUSIC, JOltlS of what we could expect. r- the Woman's Club 1 piomctm ts unuinsiuu A number of European opera Tuesday at singers and concert artists can- Auditorium.

The club will be mcniaior. Pnti-ir-in T-ifel Inns "'Overture mirl n.irhan.il from celled their American appear- assisted hv the Beethoven Club Sncnjuic- for Strinns" T.sohnikowsky i ances; the prices of foreign sheet soloist, and "Symphony No. 3'' Iiorpowsky music jumped up appreciably; vocal trio, Frances Hancock, Del importation of some of it stopped Marie Marsh and Mary Ann altogether, because of which a Nance. The public is invited. Summer Hour, i to 8 p.m., starring Jessica Dragonettc, soprano, with James Ncwill; baritone; Leith Stevens' orchestra and Mercury Chorus; Linton Wells, number of announced perform Recitals By Tupils 3 ances had to be abandoned.

Nellie Matthews Meyer will Jan Sibelius Safe. lnncrsprmg MATTRESS Easily worth present her pupils in two piano reporter, and Budd Hulick. master RANGES S44S flleaminis' porcelain table top. Built to the floor. Has Many conflicting and startling recitals June 20 and 21 at 7:30 of ceremonies.

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Columbus Blue Barron Catholic Hour Church Side of Road 4 It Fan In Print I.ou. vs. olumbus Blue Barron atholic Hour Church Side of Road so Autry Melody Ranch Lou. vs. olumbus Show of the Week Beat the Hand Beat the Band 4 Aatry a Melody Ranch Lou.

vs. olumbus Show of the Week Real the Band Heat the Kand fX) New of Furope Furopean News Tropical Serenade Furopean News Jack Bennv I i News of Europe I uropean News Tropical Serenade (European News Jack Benny fi tilery parrn The lianriwagon Slgfrid Schultr. The Bandwagon Professor Quiz .45 Fllerv Vjueen lhe Bandwagon Pleasantdale Folk The Bandwagon Professor Qui! P.er. I has. F.

Fuller harlie McCarthy Frinl.ee Charlie McCarthy Charlie McCarthy 15 Rev. has. F. uller harlie McCarthy Sports Final Charlie McCarthy harlie McCarthy Rev. has.

F. I uller One Man's Family News One Man Family One Man's Family Rev. has. F. I uller One Man's amily Ky.

Home Songs One Man's amily One Man's amily 7 OA The Summer Hour alter inrhell Am. Baseball Newt alter Winrhrll alter i hell VI5 The Summer Hour The Parker amily Waltz Time The Parker Family The Parker Family The Summer Hour Am. Album of Musie Calling All Cars Am. Album of Musle Irene Rich -45 he Summer Hour Am. Album of Musle allui' All Cars Am.

Album of Musie Sports Newsreel a i Palate to Americas Hour of Charm Trinity Methodist Ch. Hour of Charm Hour Charm 15 Salute to Americas Hour of (harm Trinity Methodist Ch. II nur of Charm Hour of (harm in Gov. Ravm Raldwin Baseball Store Trinity Methodist Ch. Dana Musie To H- Announced 45 Mosie Without Words Bobby Byrne Trinity Methodist Ch.

Dance Music To Rj Announced AO Musical f.ame Cavalcade of America News Dance Muslo This Land of Ours I si usical c.jtnr avalcade of America Am. Forum of Air News 1 his Land of Ours in H. Goodman Orrh. Jack Benny Am. orum of Air Jack Benny Art Kassrl's Orrh.

4 B. Orrh. Benny Am. I orum of Air Jack Benny Art Kassel'a Orrh! in 00 Paul SullKan. News News Am.

Forum of Air Jan Savin's Orch. Nrws Kfi hnsrd A onsnle JsoSaUM JarkDennv Ian Savltt's Orch. He ke Mof fills Orch. Jo io Miller a Orch. I mini.

I tilr Leonard Keller Orch. 1 ranrts Cra'g'a Orrh. Barney Rapp'a Orrh. in 4, Bob Miller Orch. Francislraig Leonard Keller Orrh.

I rancls Craig's Orch. Barney Rapp's Orrh. I Del ourtney's Orrh. Disciples of Rhythm lunnw I llnrefurd Disciples of Rhythm Johnny HampTorrh! II 15 Del nurtnei Orrh. Music You Want llmniv l.unceford Dis-lplcs of Rhythm Jnhnnv llamp'a Orrh.

II Dream serenade Music You Want Tommy Reynolds' Orch. Carlos Molina's Orch. Moon River 1 1 f. Serenade; News Music; News Tommy Revnnlris' Orch, arlos Molina's Orrh. Moon River MfHiday's Programs 3 A.M.

to 1 P.M.' 1IMF llllti'ilM WAvKllltln GKC WS.Mill.Mtl tVLwT7n(l) of Pioneers arol7na Boy I ou.in Fmmy Kin Millie. Dollle wi Cousin I mm Km Mystery Maid. Pioneers 1 hr C'ang Mystery Maid. Pioneers fc.ue A.hurv ollrge Let Lata Farly Fditinn Ciarrelt Varieties Family Prayer Teriod I I irst Fdition Let's Sleep Late Farly Fditinn Daniel Quartet News i Morning Jamboree II nge iders 1 ime for Breakfast Happv Dan's Folki Dollie 15 Morning Jsmhoree Range Rulers Minute Man lements Bonne n. aravan no nnv Mde I Breakfast Club Minnie Man Morning Perrnlalor Time to shine 15 World News Break fast Club Minute Man lime to Shine News 1 to Mclodv Boys Breakfast club News; Minute Man News he l.n'ne Inurney 15 Bachelor at hildrrn Breakfast lub Minute Man Breakfast Club Portia Blake no It hythmic Tones Morning Melodies Minute Man The Man I Married Right to Happiness Is Mct and Marge Morning Melodlea Harmony Hall Midstream Midstream Hilltop House News Keep Fit to Musie Ulen Randolph lien Randolph 4J Stepmother Viennese Ensemble hoir Loft News By Kathleen Norris ix Short Short Story David llarnm News; Col.

Randolph Jack and Ills Buddies Linda's First Love 1 5 ife Begins here's a Difference Romance In Melody Road of Life Road of Life Big Snier Paul Roach owboy Band Against the Storm Against the Storm 43 Aunt Jenny Rev. J. Stomherger Johnun Family The Guiding Light The Guiding Light Kale Smith Speaks Gwen Williams News: Lost, Found Gwen Williama Woman In Whit in 15 hen a Girl Marries News; Goodwill The ngshopper Kidoodlers The O'Neills in Helen Trent arm and Home Hour Stardust Farm and Home Hour The Goldberg 1 45 Our Gal Sunday arm and Home Hour Carters of Elm Street arm and Home Hour Editor's Daughter II Your Treat Farm and Home Hour Mr. Fixit Farm and Home Hour Clem and Maggie 11 15 Life Can Be Beautiful Singing Sam Home Singer Between Book End Every body's Farm 11 Right to Happiness H. V.

Kaltenborn Northside Devotional H. V. Kaltenborn Everybody's Farm 11 45 Eoad ef Life European News Dick Barrie Dinning Sisters Everybody's Farm 11 oo Young Dr. Malone Georgia ildcats Livestock Melodies Dept. of Agriculture Light of the World 12 13 st Sav.

Tk.j W'e. Georgia Wildcats Don Dewhirst. Songs Walts Serenade Grimm's Daughter Fletcher Wiley News Savings Talk New a News Valiant Ladv My Son and 1 Savings Talk; Livestock Concert Orchestra U. S. Navy Band Hymns of All Churches 1:00 Society Girl Man On the Street Marriage Romance Mary Marlin Mary Marlin 1 13 College ef Agric'ture Luncheon Music Rhythm Club Ma Perkins Ma Perkins 1 Alt World News John's Other Wife Travel America Pepper Young's Family Pepper Young' Family 1 -43 Kv.

Guernsey Breeder Just Plain Bill To Be Announced Vic and Sade Vie and Sade I Kitty Keene Xavler C'ugat Sports Page Woman Look At New Backstage Witt 13 emeu In hit Stella Dallas Sports Page Stella Dallas Stella Dallas i Ma Perkins I.orenio Jones Sports Page Lorenso Jones Painted Dreams 5 Gospel Singer Young Widder Brown Sports Page Young Wldder Brown Kitty Keene tie Guiding Light Glenn arr Sports Page Dance Music The Man I Married 13 Linda a First Love Cilenn Carr Sports Page Dance Music Life Can Be Beautiful Editor Daughter Irene Wicker Sports Page Meet Miss Julia Meet Miss Julia 43 Srattergood Baines Ted Steele Sports Page The O'Neills Elizabeth Bemis Monday's Programs P.M. to Midnight TIME WHAS WAVE (140) WGRC (1.1701 WSM 5I WLW (700) no Christian Science il Abner Sports Page Poetic Silhouettes Afternoon Follies 415 Jovce Jordan Malcolm lare Sports Page Malcolm Clare Afternoon Follies 4 te Woman ef ourage Gordon Gifford Sports Page Gordon Clifford To Be Announced 4 45 The World Today Scores Sports Page; New Market Reports News ii'v'tr Lone Ranger On the Bandstand Invitation to Listen 15 Paul Sullivan 11. Kaltenborn Lone Ranger European New. Baker and Denton Sratterhrain Pop Goes the Musie Ime for Dinner News Don inslow 3 45 Scatterbrain Don Hill. Sports Little Orphan Annie Shanty Town To Be Announced Tuneup Time Telephone Hour un ana Musle Telephone Hour Telephone Hour 4 13 Tuneup Time Telephone Hour Sports Final Telephone Hour Telephone Hour Bluetrass Brevities Margaret Speaks News Margaret Speak Margaret Speak Bluegrass Brevities Margaret Speaks ream of Music Margaret Speaks Margaret Speaks 7 Radio Theater Dr.

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Q. I)r' 7 io Kadis 1 heater Alec 1 emplelon Dance Orchestra Alec 1 empleton Alec Templeton 7 3 Radio Theater Alec Templeton Dance Orchestra Alec Templeton Alee Templeton t-n o-jv Lombardo ontentcd Hour Raymond Gram Swing Contented Hour Contented Hour a 1 5 Gov I ombarde ontentcd Hour oncert ontented Hour ontented Hour to Blondie Sensation and Swing Romance In Rhythm Magnolia Blossom Sensation and Swing 5 43 Blondie Sensation and Swing Romance In Rhythm Magnolia Blossoms Sensation and Swing 9 on Amos 'n' Andy News News red Waring Treif Waring I Ii Iinni Rn! Reggie Childs Orch. I ultnn en is. Jr. News This Is the I air SO Pipe smoking Time Radio Fnrum Cinnd Music Hour Quince Follies Dance Musie 45 Pipe Smoking Time Radio Forum Good Music Hour Quince Follies in (Kt Dick I ischer.

News George Olsen's Orch. Everett Hoaglund Dance Musie News' in Walsh Looks 'Fm O'er George Olsen's Orch. Fverett Hoaglund Dance Music Foreign Affairs in News; Ottie Nelson Dick Jurgen's Orch. Blue Barron's Orrh. George Olsen's Orch.

Rhumba Band 1 45 summer Opera Dirk Jurgen'a Orch. Blue Barron's Orch. George Olsen's Orch. "7rSnws: J7k Cnffev Dcke Moffilt OrTh! JsciTmcI can's Orch. I)TkrMo7iTt's()7ch Deke' Mof fiVf Orch I I 17 Jack offey's Orrh.

nslo 1 ou ant McLean Orch. Deke Moffltt's Orch. Dcke Moffitt Orch II to Dresm Serenade Musie You Want Manner lub Orchestra Moon River 11 45 Serenade: Newa Music You Want; Newa eke Mannera Club Orchestra Moon River Ex-Kentuckiaii Bi iisy As Consul In Rome 1 1 i I i-l-S i ers sfTNSWa. T. 5, I I -V i I A i 1 1 i '4 j.

i i i i i SHOWS Sunday WGRC 3:30 P.M. 6:45 P.M. MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY "CREAM OF MUSIC" CREAM OF CREAMS Made By Cuscaden FURNAS ICE CREAM i W. Brcckinridje W'Abash KENTLCKIANS IN NEW YORK, By James M. Ross yTEW YORK, June 15.

When Italy entered the war a former Kentuckian found himself busier than he ever had been looking after Americans who might be in danger. However, twenty-nine years of service as a diplomat in far-spread places have thoroughly equipped Graham H. Kemper to meet all Kemper is a former resident of Lexington, a graduate of Transylvania and of Kentucky State College before the latter institution became the University of Kentucky. He is now United States Consul General at Rome. Graham Kemper is a brother ful.

Mr. Johnston, who Is chair- man of the board of the Chemi cal Bank and Trust presided at the session. Speaks In Ontario. Miss Lena Madcsin DR. REYNOLDS i rs 5 I 1 i Davenport Modern Smoker xnv Club Chair Bridge Lamp Ja End Tabic Throw Rug 1 1 Table Lamp Magazine Rack Q.X Q-l Book Ends Dinner Set NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES i 632 S.

4TH ST. Between Chestnut and Tlroadwav Entire 2d Floor WA 1861 OFFICE HOURS of the late Maury Kemper, prominent Lexington lawyer, and formerly taught in the public school at Owingsville. Later he was an instructor in the Philippine Normal School, Manila. From there Graham went to Washington and was a clerk for the Civil Service Commission until in 1911 he was appointed United States Consul at Cartagena, Columbia. Serveed In Germany.

Since then he has been Consul at Erfurt, Germany; Prague; Vigo, Spain; Funchal, Madeira; Sofia; Yokohama; Tokio, and at Hamilton, Bermuda. He was appointed to Rome in 1934. Kemper is a tall, handsome, dignified A.M. fo P.M Tn A.M. to 8 P.M A.M Sunday.

A.M. to native of Jessamine County, who once practiced law at Lexington and who came to New York to become lawyer, editor, president of the International Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, and so forth, was a speaker before the New York State Federation at Niagara P'alls, the delegates going there from their meeting place at Buffalo. Mrs. Ollie James, widow of the Kentucky Senator, has returned to Washington from Panama where she spent several months. Mr.

and Mrs. Willing Spencer gave a dinner at their Newport home in honor of their guest, Mrs. John B. Baskin of Louisville. Writing Memoirs.

-v 1 i i 1 GETTIKG UP NIGHTS Backache-BSaddcr Kidney irritations caused by the HOST A Gland often results in serious complications. If von complain of rellini up nights, have burning, painful, scanty passage, dirticultv in selllnr stream started, with Nl RVOt SNKsS, write for Free literature roncerniin: this successful treatment -not a patrnl medicine. All other tvpes of Prostate trouble treated, Iniluilini the sea gland. Slll.TON CLINIC P. 0.

Box 347, Louisville, Ky. Mi I Ma nip Wins Ursulinc Scholarship Pay SI Vc' I i et aa I c. s. awi c-: -J i -ti. idagiji1iVjri' vi .5..

fc Mrs. Wib'e L. Mapothcr of Louisville received much attention from Kentucky friends while stopping at the New Weston Hotel. Princess Engalitcheff, who was Miss Craig of Georgetown, told The Courier-Journal that she is writing her memoirs. "I have FisYuia is a '0 IVrry II.

Jolin-lon Vanity Crystal Smoker 5 Modern Chest Charm Lamp Panel Bed Throw Rug I Boudoir Lamp Carpet Sweeper enough mateiial for about four foUrm- imnevlnrh.nl-.1f. mrntallv volumes, I think," she said, The Princess lives at stable; he has the straight-forth Jaugning Bed Lamp Dinner Set NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARCES I In telling's lo Head Armv Engineers Here Lieut. Col. Henry Hutchings, now on duty at 'Fort Mcln-to-h, Texas, has been ordered t- report here July 1 for duty as United States District Engineer for the Louisville area, according to a War Department announcement from Washington Saturday. He will succeed Capt.

Lester F. EUr'ries, who has been in charge rf the Louisville office since 0 "Lor. 1939. Captain Rhodes said he had received no orders from Washington, but presumed he would here as Colonel 8s---tant. He came to Louisville from Dcnison, Texas in February.

1939, to head the flood control of the Army Engineers Corps, and succeeded Col. Dc-ndd A. Davidson as encineer in charge eight months later. Juliana to Talk On Radio Monday Montreal, June 15 (U.R) Crown Princess Juliana of The Netherlands plans to make a radio address from Montbcllo, Quebec, at 2 p.m. Monday, Louisville time.

The address will be over a Canada-wide hook-up and, it was understood, will also be heard in the United States through NBC and CBS. The Princess will speak in both English and French. Apcnts to Entertain 23 From Cincinnati Twenty-five Cincinnati purchasing agents will be guests of the Purchasing Agents' Association, which will hold its annual outdoor meeting Tuesday at the New Albany Country Club. Golf, horseshoe and swimming contests are on the afternoon program with a dinner-business meeting at night. gae of honesty and frankness.

The Chamber of Commerce of Winner in a competitive examination taken by twenty-six graduates of girls' high schools, Miss Marjorie Plamp, 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Plamp, 2526 Tennyson, was awarded a four-year scholarship, valued at $400, at Ursuline College, 3210 Lexington Rd. The second prize, also a four-year scholarship at Ursulinc College, where the examinations were taken last Thursday, was won by Jean Holtman, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Holtman, 1849 Alfresco PI. Both winners are graduates of Sacred Heart Academy, which Miss Plamp also attended on a four-year scholarship she won in competitive examinations held in 1033. Triple Threaf' Loss of bowel control; ills due to pus poisoning; serious malignant growths arc three dangers of i neglected i 1 a. Thousands might save themselves from hu- miliation and serious illness by 1 1 knowing the facts and taking i proper treatment in time.

Actual I institutional experience has 5 proved that, except in extreme cases, drastic treatment is not ad- i visahle. Get a FREE book offered I by McCleary Clinic, 6-D782 Elms Excelsior Spvincs. which explain the conditions; shows how thousands have benefited Ihrouch. a mild corrective treatment requiring: hospital confinement. Write for book I and Patient Reference List mailed in plain envelope FREE.

lAdv. 1L the Plaza Hotel and dictates freely to her amanuensis. She went with her parents across the plains in early days, first to California, later to Utah. Her family's success in silver mining brought her the title "Silver Queen" and she is known by this endearing phrase on every continent of the world. tine State of New York, of which IVrcy 11.

Johnston, sometime of Lebanon and Louisville, is president, recommends that every assistance short of an force should be sent to iGreat Britain and France. The (executive committee, acting at a Ispecial meeting called by Presi-ident Johnston, also recommended revision of the Neutrality Act at mm James M. Ross may he reached from a.m. to 3 at fiii Lincoln Puilrl-ing. K.

C'-'d New Vork, Murray Hill and from 4 to p.m. at i nmrr. sivr. ionce to make increased help law- New vork, Murray 11.11 3-iij..