Radio in Warsaw, N. Y.

Receiving troubles which have for sometime baffled Warsaw and vicinity appear to have been terminated by the result of investigation made by V. W. Spears, electrical engineer for the Interstate Public Service Company at their office in Indianapolis, in localizing the interference which, for the past six months, has made radio reception in that locality practically impossible. Correction was accomplished by the discovery of a high-powered electrical leak. A leaky bushing was found in the transformer at the Warsaw Water works and power house on North Buffalo Street. This has been sending a throbbing noise into the ether and for months puzzling radio experts.