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THE ST. LDUIS STAR MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 19." THE ST. LOUIS STAR Sillt Dresses RADIO HOURS TONIGHT I I (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) ARTISTS TO APPEAR IN PERSON AT RADIO SHOW, OPEN TODAY Beautifully Cleaned TP Mn? III land S.VSO MAIN OFFICE: tra: Nighthanks. 10. Dream Ship; Goldkette's Orchestra.

10:45, Pest Club. 11, Chapman's Orchestra; Nlghthawks. WLS. Chicago. 870-3456 p.

Markets; Angelas. 6:30. Orchestra. 1, String Sextet. 7:30, Singmg Fireman: Chamber Music.

8, Water Witches. 8:30, Musical program. 9. Popular program. WLW.

Cincinnati. 700-428 6 p. Gibson Orchestra. 6:30, WJZ program. 7, Questions; Ford and Glenn.

7:30. WJZ pro-rram. 8. Marmoa Symphony. 8:30.

Ford and Glenn. 9. Hamilton Club; WHATSONTHE voice and rubbery legs was the out- standing hit- of "the Ambassadors show last weefc as an Uncle Josh character surrounded by a cast of alluring college sirens. Frank will "pinch-hit" for Ed Lowry, originally announced as the queen contest master of ceremonies. The latter will be unable to preside owing to the contract controversy between the Musucians' Mutual Benefit Association and the operators of the Ambassador and other St.

Louis theaters. JESSE LYNCH WILLIAMS, SHORT STORY WRITER, DIES Jesse Lynch Williams, 58-year-old short story writer, novelist end playwright, died Saturday at Herkimer, N. according to word received here. He was the son of the late Rev. Meade C.

Williams, former Presbyterian pastor of St. Louis. Williams, a former newspaper reporter, first gained recognition through his newspaper play. "The Stolen Story." Among his other works were "Why Marry?" and "They Still Fall in Love." Surviving are the widow and two brothers, Tyrrell Williams, a teacher in the law school of Washington University, and David R. Williams, also of St.

Louis. i BRITISH TROOPS REPORTED! TO HAVE KILLED 16 ARABS! LONDON, Sept. 16. (By U. P.

Jerusalem dispatches to the London Daily Chronicle today said sixteen Arabs were killed and many others wounded in a fight with British troops between Lubiyeh and Hat-tin, northeast of Nazareth. There were no British casualties. Efforts are being made by the British authorities in Jerusalem today to end the trade boycott between Jews and Arabs which has existed since the outbreak of the clashes. Scores of picketers have been arrested. Women Suffering Bladder Irritation If functional Bladder Irritation disturbs your sleep, or causes Burning of Itching Sensation, Backache, Leg Pains, or muscular aches, making you feel tired, depressed, and discouraged, why not try the Cystex 48 Hour Test? Don't give up.

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Only 60c. Advertisement. Check Your Trouble -yj Indigestion Sour Stomach Gas Sick Beadachs Acid Rheumatism Acidosis Constipation Head Colds TO CROWN QUEEN TOMORROW NIGHT AT AMBASSADOR Art Frank, Comedian, to Act for Ed Lowry as Master of eremonies. The grand linals of the Majestic Queen Contest, which has been in progress for the past four weeks, will take place tomorrow night at the Ambassador The contest is sponsored by the Ben wood -Linze Company, Majestic radio distributor, nearly three-score Majestic dealers in St. Louis and St.

Louis County and twelve neighborhood tieaters. Twelve girls, each representing a district in city or county, will appear on the Ambassador's stage and one girl from the dozen will be named Queen Majestic. The eleven others will be her ladies in waiting at the coronation ceremonies which will immediately follow. The Ambassador Theater audience will have sole voice in the selection of the queen. The contestants will be introduced individually to the audience and the one receivig the most applause be declared winner.

The Benwood-Linze Company has been fortunate in obtaining the services of Art Frank, delineator of senile roles, as master of ceremonies for the coronation The famous comedian with the tremolo SILVER RADIO! First and Only Receiver With Overtone Switch ASK FOR A DEMONSTRATION SOLD AT ALL LEADING DEALERS 20 LB. WET WASHc-? 10 LB. DRY I 10 Lb. Float Iron JLj ACE LAUNDRY Victor 1167 FEATt RE PROGEAMg. 5:30 p.

WJZ Koxy and Gang, to KWK. 6 p. WEAP Voice ct Firestone, to K.SD. Columbia Navy Band, to KMOX. WJZ.

White House Orchestra, to KWK. Ceco Couriers, to KMOX. 7:30. WEAF. General Motors Party, to KSD.

WJZ Real Folks, to KWK. 7 45, WCKL, Chicaio Old Fiddler. 9:30, WSB. Atlanta B. P.

O. Cracd Exalted Ruler 3 i LOCAL STATIONS. i WIL. 1.200-249 ft 6: 4i p. Laur.dry pro-i tram.

7. Rotary program. 7:1. At- ma'-er Kent program. 7:30.

Baiebali and r.ews. B.il Ellsworth. 7:40. Var.ely Eerenaders. 9, Talk, by Frai.ic Winch.

8:15. E.udio program. 10. Sparwasser's Orchestra. 10:30, Or-pan.

Jerry Cannock. Eparwasser's Orche.itra. 31:30. OU. 8 a.

in. (tomorrow! "Don't Ee L'lte for School" program. 9, Organ. Jerry Weather: Aviation Bulletins. 9:45.

Silent. 11:30. fevud.o; Eriucatior.al releases: Shoppers' guide. Bulletins. 12.15 p.

procram; History lnhhon." 32.45, ATarket report. The Et. Lo-Jls B.er. 1, Organ. 1:30, Bulletins.

2:00. Police relea-. 5:10, WII, Ariator. 2: 1 Safety Bulletins. 2:30.

What to Fee in St. Loui. 2.4.5. Better Buiir.es Bureau. 3.

Aviatori." 4, IL En'emble, KWK. 1.350-223.1 -30 p. Rosy and His Gang. 8:30. White Jloutt half hour.

7. Edifou program. 7:30. Rial Folks. 8.

Kenrad. 8:30. Edgewater Beach Orchestra. 9, Bulova Tluie; Amos and Andv. 9:15.

Liberty Bell program. 9:45. Weather fponsr Stick to the Finish Club. 10. Show Boat Orchestra.

10:30, Chase Orchestra. 11. Showboat Orchestra. 11:30. Chase Orchestra.

KMOX. 1.090-275.16 p. V. S. Navy Band.

6:30. Cc-o Couriers. 7, Phvsical Culture. 7:30. Grand Opera concert.

8. Panatela Country Club. 8:30, Broadcast from St. Louis Radio Show. 9.

Ozark program. 9:30. Do M. Quartet. 9:50.

Snowball and Sunshine. 10, Brunswick Brevit.es. 30 SO. Weather: sports hour; Ted fc'traetcr, pianist; Elmer McDonald. 11, Rkjuras' Monday Night Club.

KSD. p. Back of the News in Washington. 6. Voice of Firestone.

6:30, A. At P. Gvpsies. 7:30. General Motors Party.

3 30. Hunting Headlines Around the World. 9-10, New Yorker Orchestra. KFUO. 550-545 110 p.

Address. "What Does the Holy Spirit Do?" The Rev. Wm. F. Dietze; music.

OtT-OF-TOWV STATIONS. WSB, Atlanta, p. Music Box. 7, Pomar Orchestra. 7:30, NBC Bva'em.

8.30, Entertainers. 9, Brown's Orchestra. 9:30. B. P.

O. E. program. 10:45. Mver's Orchestra.

WBAL, Baltimore, p. Dinner Hour. WGR, Buffalo. 3.30 p. NBC System 3 hoursi.

8:30. Carl Meyer. 9. NBC System. 10:10, Organ.

KWY. Chicago. p. NBC System i3' hoursj. 9:15, News; Dance music.

WCFL, Chicago. 970-309 6 30 p. Talk; Trio. 7. Talks: Old Fiddlers.

8, Talk; Bongs. Kozak Orchestra. WGN, Chicago. p. VEAF program.

8. Variety program. 8:30, Floyd Gibbons. 9. Entertainers.

9:20, Hungry Five. 9 30, Goldkette's Orches Original Marconi Receiving Set Also Among Attractions at Demonstrations of radio broadcasting be given by veil-known radio artists at the Southwest ira-tfonal Radio Exposition, which opens at 2 p. m. today In the Coliseum. It will continue all week.

The performers will appear in person and broadcast programs for the benefit of spectators. Booths house exhibits of virtually every radio manufacturer in the United State3. The original receiving set built by Marconi will be shown. At the close of the show. It will be turned over to the Smithsonian Institute and will be placed on permanent display there.

Another exhibit fchows how pictures are transmitted by radio. Bernays Johnson, radio inventor. Is scheduled to give a demonstration of how and heat can be transmitted by rnMo, and is billed to sit in an electric death chair and allow twice the voltage used in electrocutions to pass through his body. Among artists who will appear are Mary and Bob. of the True Story Hour; Redferne Hollinshead.

Henry Burblg, Irene Beasley and Alois Havrilla. Stations KMOX. WIL and KWK will present their best performers. KMOX will hold a contest to select a boy and girl to represent St. Louis In the state-wide At water Kent radio contest next month.

Ten boys will broadcast tonight, and ten girls tomorrow night. LA GUARDIA SLATED TO WIN PRIMARY IN NEW YORK CITY NEW YORK. Sept. 16. (Universal Service.) With the city primary elections scheduled for tomorrow, Indications point to an overwhelming victory for Representative Fio-rello H.

La Guardia in his fight for the Republican mayoralty nomination. On the Democratic slate, Mayor Walker has no opposition. i Kauer's Orchestra. 10, Chime Reveries, 11. Gibson Orchestra.

11:30, Polly and I Anna. 12. Ford ard Glenn, KOA, Denier, 830-36! 7 p. NBC sys- 1 tem 2: hours'. 9:15.

Concert orches- I tra: quartet. 10:20, Variety. 11, NBC 1 svstem 2 hours WGHP, Detroit, 6 p. Columbia network. WJR.

Detroit, "50-400 p. cv. lngeman ilinstrels. 6-30. WJZ program 2 9:15, News; Diensberger Orchestra.

9:45. Prince's Orchestra. 10:30. Jones' Orchestra. 11, "Try and Stick Us." WBAP, Fort Worth, E0O-375 9 p.

Concert. 10, Pianist. 10:30, Oil Twins. 11, Majestic Theater. WOS.

Jefferson Citv. 630-476 6:43 p. News: Markets. 8, Talk; Sunshine Choir. WD A F.

Kansas City. 610-4926 p. WFAF program. 8. Dance program.

8:30. Courtesy program. 9. Amos 'tr Andv: Potpourri. 9 30.

Varieties. 11:15. Dance program. 11:45, Nlghthawk Frolic. KFT.

I OS Angeles. 640-4687 p. NBC Edison program. 7:30. NBC Motors partv.

9. Studio program. 10. NBC Shell program. 11, NBC Firestone.

12. Concert Orchestra. WCCO. Minneapolis-St. Paul.

810-370 6 p. Sports. 6:30, Columbia Network. 7. Long's Orchestra.

8. Clarinet Orchestra. 8:30. Columbia Network il noun. 9:30.

Concert Orchestra. 10, Scores; St. Paul Musicians. WABC. New York.

860-348 66 p. TJ. F. Navv Band. 6:30.

Ceco Couriers. 7. Physical Culture Hour. 7:30, Grand Opera Concert. 8, Panatela Country Club.

8:30. Night Club Romance. 9, Specht's Orchestra. 9:30, Paramount Orchestra: Memories. WEAF, New York, 660-4546 p.

Firestone concert. 6:30, A. P. Gypsies. 7:30, Motors Party.

8, Neapolitan Nights. 8:30. Floyd Gibbons. 9. New Yorker3 Orchestra.

10, Albin's Orchestra. WJZ. New York. Roxy and Gang. 6:30, White House Concert Orchestra.

7. Edison program. 7:30, Real Folks. 8. "'Cabin Nights." 8:30.

Picnic)' Orchestra. 9, Amos 'n' Andy; Slumber music KDKA. E. Pittsburgh. p.

WJZ program 3f hoursi. 8:30. Bestor's Orchestra. 9, NBC System; Scores. WOY.

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