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ILLUSTRATED DAILY NEWS, LOS ANGELES. CALIF. SEVEN FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1931 1 CLASS SPEAKER Irene Kllbourne, co-editor of the magazine Pollen, will speak ta tlie verse writing class at Belmont evening high acliool today at 7:45 p. m. Hie publle la Invited.

Radio Topics U. S. AGENTS DENY STATE'S CHARGES OF LOST ALCOHOL WOMAN EIilPLOYER Wplon Close Will DENIES CHARGE OF sf afc iiidimp line line JaPan Situation LURING MALE AIDE Upton Clou (Joarf Washington Hall) will lecturu tonight at Hill Drnlal that she In any way ep-J harmonic auditorium on Will We tlced Joseph Sluiddock. salesman, pight Japan? Ha will tak the from his ''house, was voiced yester- place of Dr. Alexander Melklcjohn, l6Al who WM scheduled for a lecture un-tlfylng in the suit for 950.000 dam- der auspices' of the Loe Angeles Forum, but Is 111 at his home in San Francisco.

Close lectured lest night at Bo-vard auditorium, University of Southern California, on Realism and Romance in Hawaii. In connection with his lecture' tonight, Close said he wee confident there-would be -an acrimonious ex- -4 ages brought against her by Shaddocks former wife, Mrs. Jennie Shaddock. Mrs. Medoff, called to the witness stand before a Jury in Superior Judge Harry F.

Sewell's court, declared she had employed Shaddock at her place of business, but their friendship never had gone beyond thatd an employer for an employe. mT Shaddock charged that Mrs. Medoff had caused Shaddock to leave his home by making him gifts of money and promising him lucrative employment. Mrs. Shaddock -declared the knew of the alleged alienation la 132, whereupon counsel for Mrs.

Medoff objected te the taking ef further testimony en the greuud that the statute of limitations had run on Shad docks claim. The court took this matter under submission, but permitted the testimony to proceed, at least until such a time as a decision la reached on the point. The mystery of 625 gallons of sl-eolnl which vanished sometime ftfter a raid on a 2500-gallon still hear Clilno, In Riverside county, was solved to the extent of 100 gallons when federal officers gave an accounting yesterday. 'The disappearance of the alcohol firxt was related toy Michael Con-holly, cnlef Investigator for the liquor division of the state board of equalization for Southern Callfor- nla. Connollys version was that since tie state had authority merely to tCCUae'-Xhesllll -owners of -operating without a license, lie turned the al- cohol and silll over to federal authorities.

inquiry launched He charged that there were 625 gallons of alcohol on the premises at the time of the raid and thnt this and the still have disappeared. I've launched an investigation and will turn the evidence over to the state attorney general, H.sald Connolly. However, W. E. Bennett.

acting Investigator in charge of the fed era! alcohol beverage unit, denied there had been 625 gallons of alcohol in sight when his men took charge. Our Investigators went to the scene of the raid after being notified of the seizure by the collector of Internal revenue. "ONLY 109.. GALLONS The collector notified me that the raid had been made by the chief of police of Chino, and that the property seised later had been turned over to the state board of equalization agents. The inventory made by our In vestigatora Immediately after their arrival at the still.

In the presence of Sheriff Walrath of Riverside county and Ed Nelander of the state forest service, show only 10(1 gallons of alcohol on hand. The alcohol and dismantled All were turned over to the departmen of forestry, with the exception one 5-gallon can of alcohol, which was brought to Los Angeles as evl 'dence." KENNETH Today's radio log, hour by will be found oh jnige uisteen. iLUMBIA Is taking no chances on falling to please its audience tonight at when it releases Program of the Week." Humor, music, news, drama, all are brought Into a single half hour here over KH J. Perennially popular. St.

Louis Blues" receives the attention of Columbia's dramatist Of blues songs, Edith Mur-ray, at 8 p. m. on KHJ. Phil Harris, this town's old favorite, still being heard trom the east. Is tunable tonight at 6 on KFI with the ever melodic Leult Ray blending with the bahd.

Three and a half years of age tc night, as recently reported, guaranteed for another rear, at least, "First Nightcr" dramas continue tonight at 7 on KFI, with another original play. Every play In the history of the series has been an original work with exception of two presentations of Tarkington's "Monsieur Beaucaire. Bhythmettrs trio, recently resigned from the A1 Pearce troupe, want Unknown that, despite fact that one of their number, Dorothy Compton, has gone to Ted norites Debutantes, the Rhythmettes still are going strong. Reason: Their long-absent original member, Ainu Lou, has returned for work. The old master of comle finesse.

Jack Kubelsky Benny, aided by a pair of Dons, Announcer Wilson end Maestro Bestor, is going over bigger than ever with a fast, new series. KFI Is host to him here tonight at 7:30. You ahould listen. ETON PIQUED Officials at Eton college, England, recently learned of Columbia's popular Eton boys male quartet, have registered a protest against such dishonorable use of an honored name. I once met a lot of Eton college kids un their own grounds and I must say, Id still rather listen to Columbia's Eton boys' quartet on the radio.

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Oil lha air. lime anything goes wrong with a remote control program, telephone company usually gets the blame, with the announcer stating, Sorry, folks, but we're having some line trouble." Moat of the time, something has gone wrong with the station's own amplifier or microphone, or else the remote announcer has forgotten to show up. Big track event of the year, the Fenn relays, will be described over Columbia and KHJ by Ted Husing. Today's activities can be tuned in at 1:20 p. m.

Sponsors of Fred Wiring's band will cancel eat contracts after next Thursdays show, reports showed yesterday. But there la little doubt that someone else soon will back the Waring troupe, one of the airs best. Jimmy Grier band it getting those Han of Fame" assignments ever NBC Sundays when they originate in Hollywood. Thli additional program ranki Grier with radio's leading band leaders In number of stations on which he la heard. popular Belle and Martha aeries was concluded yes-terday.

Game between teams of the University of Southern California football squad this afternoon will wind up the spring practice session and also will be broadcast at 3 to 4:30 on station KMTR. Jinnlstan Grotto band, winners of a recent national band contest, will be heard tonight at 10:15 on KRKD. Concert is given In honor of the circus program at Shrine 'auditorium tomorrow. RABBIS CONVICTION upheld on complained to him about my health The appellate department of thaad his answer -would be that I supsrior court yesterday upheld the ahould be In a rubber cell In the conviction of Rabbi Benjamin paychopathlc ward." Gardner on a charge of having 7118 court approved a property solemnized a marriage without a aettlement whereby Hassensteln marriage license. promised to pay his wife '3000 at A clergyman performs a marriage I rate of $75 a month.

The cou He told me he wished I would get paralysis of the mouth, Mrs. Hassensteln testified. He was In- i i ceremony without a license at his peril, the court said, stating that "in principle. It Is much like the cases arising under statutes which make It a misdemeanor to marry persons without consent of a parent or guardian.1 Lena Klein had complained that on August 6, 1933. Rsbbl Qardner mkrrled her and Sam Samuels without a license.

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Frederick F. Houser, candidate I for oongress, yesterday announced I that he has toeen Indorsed by republican county central committee members for the fifty-third legislative district. Houser is running in the twelfth congressional district. John Robert White Jr candidate I for county assessor, will retire registrar of the United States land I orf ice in Los Angeles ar the end of this month to aevote more time to his William H. Evans, democratic I I candidate for governor, yesterday launched an attack against what he termed Ihe dangerous lethargy party leaders in California" and pleaded with democrats to take the Initiative in forming behind him to I lead tlie democratic forces tlie primaries.

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