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Evening star., 1925-09-21
WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY.

tfELYS HASTE, beautiful and rich girl,
who sits down at the piano on her we'd
ling night-and mysteriously disappears.
E.iNNEDY HASTE, her husband. who sus-
poets compllcity on the part of his old
Comrade.
SIR RAWDON WELLS. an amateur scien-
tist. who has insisted on lending the
couple Hidden Hall Court his gloomy and
mystery-ridden estate. for their honey
moon, and who is found after the dis
appearance in a secret chamber.
PANDORA. a gypsy-lke girl adopted sister
Of Kennedy and secretly in love with Wells.
II - GILLETT, an ex-war nurse. who fell
in love with Haste in hospital. and
who is intense person.
The Washington times., 1925-02-10
HAREAs CORPUS SAVES
Ex-soLpIER FROM PRISON

A writ of habeas corpus sued out
by William S. Brewer as next
friend of Bill Cunningham. former
enlisted man in the United States
Army, to prevent his return to
Leavenworth, prison, where a sem
tence of ten years awaits him, to-
day was granted by Chief Justice
Mccoy of the District Supreme
Court.
Cunningham had been found men
tally defective by the prison au-
thorities and was sent to st. Eliza
beth's for observation and treat
ment. Last Friday he appeared
before a jury in Criminal Court
No. 2 and satisfied the jury that he
is of sound mind Cunningham was
returned to the jail to await trans
fer to Leavenworth and the suing
out OF the writ followed.
The court directed Major Peake
of the Jail to have the prisoner in
court next Friday.
The Washington times., 1925-02-10
Says He Slew Gangster
To Make Wife
Feel Bad

CHICAGO, Feb 10. - Police
who rushed peIl-mell to Harvey,
a suburb, when word was re-
ceived that a prisoner had con-
fessed that he was one of three
men who three months ago shot
and killed Dion O'Banion, Chi
cago gang leader and hijacker,
came back without their man.
George Veenstra, who said he
was one of the slayers, became
confused in his story and finally
admitted he had decided to con-
fess killing the gamester in
order to make his wife, with
whom he had quarreled, sorry
for him.
The Washington times., 1925-02-10
PARENTS ASK POLICE
TO FIND MISSING GIRLS

Police today were requested 20
attempt to locate two fourteen-year,
old colored girls, who disappeared
Thursday from the Shaw Junior
High school and, according to their
parents, are believed to have run OH
with two boys.
The two missing girls are Mamie
Iloyd. of Twentieth and Jasper
streets southeast, and Lillian Alex
andria. 1912 B street northeast.
The Washington times., 1925-02-10
WOMAN FIGHTS
FOR 100000
FUND
Wife of Indian Claims Riggs
National Bank Is With
holding Income

The question as to whether the
Riggs National Bank Of this city,
holding $2Oo. 900 in Liberty bonds
in trust, is to be enjoined from
paying the income thereof to others
than Anna Laura Barnett. of West
Los Angeles. CAL. who has filed
suit in the District Supreme Court
against the local banking institu
ton and six others, is submitted by
her in her complaint, in which she
alleges that the Riggs concern re-
fuses settlement and an accounting
on the ground that others had
made claims to both the income
and the principal
The other defendants named in
the suit are Jackson Barnett, who,
the plaintiff says, isaher husband,
q full-blooded member Of the Mus
kogee, or Creek, tribe of Indians;
Maxine Sturgess, a daughter OF
the plaintiff by another marriage;
Elmer S. Bailey, of Henryetta,
Okla, claiming to be the legally
appointed guardian by an Oklahoma
coilrt, of jackson Barnett; the
Security and Trust Savings Bank
of California, which claims also to
be a guardian of Barnett. appointed
by the Los Angeles; CAL, county
court: Hubert Work. Secretary OF
the Interior. and Charles III. Burke.
Commissioner of Indian Affairs. 4
Bonds Were Gift.
The plaintiff. represented by At
torneys NJ. L. Mott, L. C. Lyle,
Miller and Chevalier and Robert N
Miller, declare that March 8, 1912,
jackson Barnett entered into an
oil and gas mining lease with H
y. Bartlett and that up to Feb
ruary I, 1928, out OF these leases,
rents, profits and royalties amount
ing to more that 81 500, 900 had
accumulated in the hands OF the
Secretary of the Interior, in LIB
erty bonds for the use of jackson
Barnett. Mrs. Barnett, the plain
TIL, claims that December Is, 1922,
her husband made gifts out of this
trust fund and gave the plaintiff
in consideration OF his love and
affection for her and in apprecia-
ton of her faithful performances
OF her duties as his legal wife,
$55O,OO0 which gift was approved
by the Department Of the interior.
the Secretary, according to the
Plaintiff, authorized its payment
out of the restricted fund of Jack
son Barnett, part payment to be
100000 in Liberty bonds, which
were delivered to the Riggs bank
February i, 1923.
The delivery of these bonds to
this bank was made under q trust
agreement wherein the plaintiff was
and is trustor and the Riggs hank
the trustee, 1T is said. The latter
agreed to collect the income from the
bonds and to distribute ii semi-an.
nualfy as follows: All net income.
not in excess of $500, to jackson
Barnett during life. and the remains
der to plaintiff
Court Decree Asked.
Mrs. Barnett alleges that the Riggs
bank has refused to make the pay.
nlents stipulated in the agreement
or to give an accounting, claiming
that Elmer s. Bailey, who alleges to
be guardian OF Barnett. says. he is
entitled, not only to the interest but
to the principal as guardian, and
also because the Security & Trust
Savings Bank of California has all
The Washington times., 1925-02-10

vanced similar claims, stating that
they are guardians OF Barnett.
Mrs. Barnett asks the court 20
decree that the Riggs bank Is vested
with the legal title to the bonds
valued at $500. 900 to be held IN trust
for the use as described in trust
agreement and to direct the bank 10
carry out its agreement with the
plaintiff and likewise to dectare tnat
neither Bailey nor the Security bank
concern have any rights TO the IN
come or to the principal.
The Washington times., 1925-02-10
NEW y. s. EMBASSY At
TOKYO GETS SENATE o. X.

A bill appropriating $1,200,000 for
a new American embassy building
at Tokyo was approved yesterday by
the Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee.
The old embassy was destroyed
by the Japanese earthquake. SEN
ators Borah Rep:) of Idaho AMI
Swanson (Dem.) OF Virginia voted
against the appropriation.
The Washington times., 1925-02-10
HIGHEST PAID WOMAN
I'M BOSTON WILL WE'D

BOSTON, Feb. 10. - Miss Nora
O'Callaghan, the highest paid wom-
an in the employ of the city of
Boston, will be married within a
few days. She will become the
bride of Thomas III. Dacey.
Miss O,Callaghan is a special ex-
aminer in the office of the city
auditor at a salary of $500 year
She Is thirty-two years Of age.
The Washington times., 1925-02-10
GLASS MAKING, TOPIC
or COMMUNITY LECTURE

A. lecture on '-Fhe Art Of Glass
Making in Ancient and Modern
Times and an exhibition of glass
articles will be given IN Southeast
Community Center, Hine Junior
High School auditorium. today at
800 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1925-02-10

Beginning THE REDLAMP, . mys-
terry novel more thrilling than THE
Bal" by Mary Roberts Rinehart.
The Painted Veil. novel Of love. and
marriage. by w. Somerset Maueham,who
wrote the story Of Rain
The Skyrocket, Adela Rogers Sc. Johns's
novel of Hollywood extra girls rise to
stardom.
And They Lived Happily Ever Alter.
Meredith Nicholson's novel q married
peoples morals.
Balmer' sdaring noyeIofthe younger
generation That Royle Girl
James Oliver Curwood' novel ftheCan.
adam north woods =. The Ancient Highway.
Peter B. Kyne, tells story of Cappy
Kicks in trouble on . tourist boat,in
the South Seas.
Mr.. Spendthrift & MI. Tightwad. story
with an immoral moral BY Rupert Hughes.
"Appie Saucel''. Wilcox Putnam
=. alaughabIe story Of . show-cf.
George Weston's love story. which shows
how to be happy though wealthy.
Two Women Of Delight by Frederick =.
Bechdolt, story Of good" and . bad"
woman.
Royal Browns love story Of motor cop
and Girl With 4 Payroll.
The Misft Wife by that amazing I6-year-old
novelist. Mollie Panter-DOwnes.
$1,000 Reward . hunted woman's strange
romance, by Alma and Paul Ellerbe.
A genial Bruno Leasing Jewish cOmedy....
Sadie Sows . Wild Dat.
Irwin S. Cobb /. "A study Of 1.-The
Convict Who Made Garden on the
Road to Hell"
william SIavens McNutt'S story Of man
who creates, designs and criticizes advertise.
ments without eyesight.
The Outline Of Love :. in verse and pictures
both by John +. McCutcheOn.
If Could Live My Life Over Again. by Rose
Wilder Lane =. Successful. happy, de
vorced-but regretfuI
Bruce Barton i. . on " here are Only Two
Reasons Why I'd Want to be Millionaire"
90. Mcintyre introduces NewYork celeb
rites who came from your own home town.
When You Marry Foreigner. by Alice
NJ. williamson, who selected husband
abroad.
Ray Long tells Of "A Meeting in Paris
with Ghost From My Boyhood.
terfrom Hendrix NilIem van Looms
autobiography-to be published 800 years
hence.
The Bunk about What You Should Weigh.
by Carl Easton Williams.
The quiet woman who became Americas
foremost writer Of detective stories an
appreciation by Norman HapeoOd.
The Last Of the Giants "A novel Of two
generations in two pages by Ernest Poole.
George Ade on little people who put on
: big airs.
Ed Howe =. q story that shows why this
7r.year-young philosophers corn-fed humor
is known the world over.
. DISTINCTIVE
The Washington times., 1925-02-10
Vicks Stands
The Test
OF Time
For Over Thirty Years It Has
Demonstrated Its Value AS
An Outside Remedy For
Cold Troubles.

It is an obstinate cold that can
resist the double action of this old
familiar vaporizing salve.
Externally Vicks is absorbed
through and stimulates the skin,
taking out tightness and soreness.
Internally, its ingredients, released
Ey the body Beat; :e inhaled with
every breath, loosening the phlegm
and opening the air passages.
For deep chest col is, sore throat,
bronchitis or threatened pneunno-
MIA, you apply Vicks over throat
and chest, massage briskly for five
minutes, spread on thiclly and
cover with a warm flannel cloth.
For head colds, catarrh or asth-
matte troubles, you melt a little
Vicks in a spoon or tin cup and
inhale the vapors.
Because it is externally applied
and therefore avoids dosing deli
cate little stomachs with so much
medicine, Vicks is especially val
liable to mothers with small chill
dren. It's use will prevent many
colds and cave much precious
strength and vitality.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16
Piles Disappear
No Cutting or SaIycs Needed.

No Cutting or SaIvcs Needed.
External treatment seldom cure
Piles.
Nor do surgical operations.
The cause is inside-bad circula-
ton.
The blood is stagnant, the veins
flabby,
The bowel walls are weak. the
parts almost dead.
TO quickly and safely rid yourself
Of piles you must free the circula-
tion-send a fresh current through
stagnant pools. Internal treatment is
the one safe method. Ointments and
cutting won't do it.
]. S. Leonhardt, NJ. D., special
list, set at work some years ago TO
find a real internal remedy for piles.
He succeeded. He named his pre-
scription HEM-ROID, and tried it in
1000 cases before he was satisfied.
Now HEM-ROID is sold by drug
gists everywhere under guarantee. 1t
is a harmless tablet, easy to take,
and can always be found at your
druggist, who will gladly refund the
purchase price TO any dissatisfied
customer.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16
Skinny Men
Gain 5 pounds in 80 Days
Good Healthy Flesh

Doctors and good pharmacists
know that Cod Liver Oil is full of
Vitamines that make flesh, create
appetite, builds up the power to re-
sist disease and puts good solid
flesh on skinny men and women.
But it's horrible tasting stuff and
every day fewer people are taking 1t,
for doctors are prescribing and peo-
Pile are fast learning that they can
get better results with McCoys Cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets, which
Dickinson Drug Co. and druggists all
over the country are having a ire
mendous demand for.
One woman gained 10 pounds in
% days and if any skinny man or
woman cant put on pounds in 30
days, your druggist is authorized to
refund the purchase price.
Re sure and get McCoy's. the orig
inal and genuine Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets-6O tablets-60 cents.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16
JUROR SICK, MAORI CASE
POSTPONED FOR THE day


Trial WI, pc rcsun,od Ton,orro,,
NJ .,-.-, 1870,
'"' ''''' "''''cSscs 9'''' Among
Missing
Litchfield, Conn, Nov. 10 Up
Illness of ono NJ tho h,rore dol,rad
,,o All, o..
Wv '"' VI 0'S"'p'" N"c'l VI
ne" Raven when entered It's lhlrd
week In the Litchfield county super
Tor court today.
Mott Darling "a veors old I5ont
farmer. the oldest Of fine Twelve mon
in the iury box. was toI;an sick SAT.
urdov md is NOV, urdor 81 doc,o,,e
care. Eor,v today DR. Henry { Tnr-
rlIl Of Kent, said that DorIinr had
improved over the uirht ANA wou,d
M aLIo l., ,.,,,,,,. ~ 49,. - A.,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16
Stanley School Assn.
Meets Wednesday Night

4 meeting Of The Parents and
Teachers association OF the Stanley
school will be held in the audho-
rum of the normal school on
Wednesday evening. Nov. IS, at s
o'clock, "a musical program will be
rendered by Miss Ethel Prior, d.
rector of music at the normal school,
assisted by Miss Catherine Travis
and Miss Beulah Smith, Stanley II.
Holmes, superintendent of schools,
win be the speaker of the evening.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16
WoAW-OMAHi--520
Organ recital,
7'5O-Fontenelle orchestra,

organ recital,
''aO'-Fontenelle orchestra.
lo-DeLuxe program.
WCCO--MINNEAPOLIS-i10
7'So-Gordon Cooke ensemble. So.
prano soloist.
s;46-Poultry raising lecture, No. 8
1-Program by talent from univer-
sity of Minnesota.
ll;O5-Talk. Hay Standards Made
Official"
NCAl-NORTHFIELD, MIMI -337
9;SO-Flutist, soprano, bass and
mixed quartet. Classical selections,
KShC-MANHATTAN, KANS-3Il
1;30-PsychoIogy talk. Talk, Com
petition in Hog Production"
kFAl-BOiSE, IDAhO-27S
lo--Bcdtimo stories. Male quartet
selections.
kFWA-OGDEN, UTAH-2Ol
Radio Dealers program.
ll--Studio program,
KOA-DENNER-323
Stocks, markets, weather and
news.
S:3o~-Brown Palace String orchestra
g;36-Sandman's visit.
lD-Program, courtesy the Lamont
School Of Music. Piano, violin and
cello solos, readings, choral num-
bCrs etc.
kGO-OAKLAND-301
9-Twilight concert,
l0-NeWs, weather and stock reports
II - Education program. Talks on
the constitution, citizenship, sales
manship, books, chemistry and
farming. Music by the Arion trio.
kPO-SAN ERANCISCO-i2S
9:40-The States Restaurant orch.
jl-Organ recital.
l1:45-PhysiCal culture talk on ex-
ercise for growing children.
] u. m.--The States restaurant dance
orchestra.
KGW-PORTLAND, ORE.-192
Il-Studio program,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16
VOICES IN THE AIR
MONDAY
DANCE MUSIC TONIGHT.

1888 WNlC-Harry Smiths.
sos WUN-RoScland.
900 WMAK Mclolcttc.
Y;O5 WOkO-Danco music.
$50 WCAu-Delawarc County
lU;U0 WGCP-Stricklaud's.
1905 WRW-Rruwn's,
l0j15 WAIIG--GIoun Smiths.
1880 WOR-Siatcr's.
1880 WIZ, knochi's,
1880 WHAH-PaUalino,
1910 WLl1-lanniu's.
ll.12 WEAF-Ben Bcrnie'a.
ll-l2:3O WIN Dance music.
HOO WpG-Dance music.
ALL WGR-Dance music,
l1:l3 WMCA-Douce music,
1850 WOR--lrying Aronson's.
1900 Invertebrates.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16
MRS. SCHNnTT is GUEST

Forty friends @of Mrs, Henry
scbmitt Of 6S4 East Main street at
tended a birthday party in her honor
last night at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs, Edward A, Donahue of As Har-
ward street. The guests included
friends from Hartford, Meriden. New
Haven and Waterbury. Svcrin
orchestra featured the pro-
gram of entertainment. A buffet
luncheon was provided.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16
CHURCH DEDICATED.

Falrheld, Nov, l6 R-The first
Magyar church and school of Fair
field was dedicated yesterday before
nearly 1000 persons. many OF whom
came from Bridgeport and surround
ing towns to witness the ceremony.
The church Is a portable building,
and Rev. Joseph Urban, assistant
pastor OF the Magyar Presbyterian
church In Bridgeport, will be the
pastor.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16
For Stiff Joints
and Creaky Knees

Pharmacists say that when all
other sO-called remedies fail Joint
Ease vii surely succeed.
It's for joint ailments only-that
is why You are advised TO use it for
sore, painful, infamed., rheumatic
joints.
Joint-Ease limbers up the joints
is clean and penetrating and
quick results are assured - Sixty
cents a tube at Fair Dept, Store and
druggists everywhere.
Always remember when Joint
Ease gets in joint misery gets out
quick.
Biggest Selling Joint
Remedy in the World
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16
WBZ-SPRINGFIELD-33;

bIr-Nt' tNl.NbI iI4iJp--ooo
k,50-Organ recital.
market reports.
7:05-Fourth Of series Of eigh
lectures in Psychology.
7:30-Capitol theater orchestra,
S-W. Edward Boye's Copey Plazi
orchestra.
s,S0--Dr, Lawrence j. Obrey, teno>
and yodler. and DR.. John o
Thomas, pianist.
a-Aleppo Drum corps.
S:30--Florentine Trio.
1O---Weather reports; missing per,
sons descriptions.
10:0J-Hotel Brunswick orchestra.
WCAC-MANSFIELD-275
7;20-Music; reports.
7:25--Reports.
2:30-Dairy farming course.
7;45-Musical program.
WJAR-PROVIDENCE-3O6
S-"Berry Spring Time"
S:S0-Anna Hcrlihy, soprano.
S:5O-'Home Care of the. Sick"
9-Gypsies.
10-Grand opera company.
WEEI-BOSTON-3I9
6:50-Lost and Found: weather re-
port.
big Brother club.
T:45--J. Norton Binkloy, tenor.
B-Anonymous orchestra.
&:45-Tower health talk.
9-Music by Gypsies.
1D--Orchestra.
WNAC-BOSTOS-2S0
6:S0-T. y. Cooks dinner dance.
7:35-COnCert.
S-Bostonian Trio.
S---Bostonia Trio.
9-Metropolitan theater orchestra.
WTAG--WORCESTER-26S
7-Science talk.
7:15-Story teller.
7:45-Boy Scout announcements.
S:l0-Concert program,
1O-11-Grand opera from WEAF.
WEAF-NEW YORK-i92
6-Dinner music.
1.-THE Radio Dream Girl"
7:10-Elizabeth Kuntzcr. pianiste.
7:25-Carl Rollins, baritone.
7;35-Elizabeth Kuntzer, pianiste.
7:4J-Carl Rollins, baritone.
S-"American Ci'izenship; It's Ben
efts and Obligations" Henry w.
Taft.
S:3O-Colonial Aces, Hawaiian Trio.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16

crative sets in our vicinity have ali
their tubes paralyzed-permanently
That's all for today thanks!
p. 4. J..
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16
Mew Cold Cream
Ponder Stays On
Until You Take 1t Off,!

PerspiratiOn, even, won't affect it
won't come through and cause an
ugly shine! It spreads evenly, and
cannot be detected from the skim
Suits any complexion, for it tones in
with the natural coloring and makes
he pores invisible. Get this new
wonderful beauty power called
MellO-glo and try it. The Boston
Store, Raphael's Department Store.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1925-11-16

11---Locw's Aldine theater.
WADC-AKRON, O.-253
G:30--Dinner concert.
WEAR-CLEVELAND-39O
ALLEN theatcr program.
S-Community Fund program.
WTAM-CLEVELAND-390
G--Dinner music.
9-11--Ladies' ensemble and Martha
Lee club.
IL a. m.---Dancc music.
WLW-CINCINNATI-i22
7:l5-Dinncr dance.
9--Frcda Sankers orchestra.
1o-Amcrican Legion program.
! 2 midnig h1-Theatrica stars.
l1:SQ-Helvey's Troubadours.
WSAI-CINCINNATI-320
Ill q. m.-COnCert
WJR-PONTIAC-5t7
7-Orchcstra, soloists.
9-Musical program.
1l:30--JeWett testers.
WWJ-DETROIT-353
C--Dinner concert.
S-Band and gypsies.
WREO-LANSING-2S6
G--Dinner concert.
WMAQ-CHICAGO-1IS
7;30-La Sale orchestra.
7;40-Family Altar League,
WOK-CHICAGO-2I7
So a. Mn usical features.
WHT-CHCAGO-tO0
7-Classical program.
S-ClassiCs.
WRNA-RICHMOND-25G
9-Station announcements.
9;95--Piano solo, Miss Ethel Boiling
9:15-Tenor solo, Field Wylie.
9;25--Violin solo. Montague Holland
9:3o--Tenor solo, Field Wyle.
9:40-Piano solo, Miss Ethel Boiling
9;45-Niolin solo, Montague Holland.
9:50-Tenor solo, Field Wylie.
l0-Five minute travelogue on Rich
mond.
10:05--Bedouins orchestra.
lO:l5-Sabbath Negro Glee club.
l0:25--Bedouins orchestra.
10:35-Country Fiddlers.
lo:45-Sabbath Negro Glee club.
lo:55-Bedouins orchestra.
11:05-Station announcements and
travclogue on Richmond.
l1:10-Bedouins orchestra.
1l:2O-Sabbath Negro GIee' club.
11:30-Bedouins orchestra.
11:40-Sabbath Negro Glee club.
1:50-Bcdouins orchestra.
l2--Carry Me Back to Old Nirginny,
WSB-ATLANTA-l23
9--Lulu Clark King, song cycle.
11:45-Mercer Glee club from Ma
son, Georgia.
WGST-ATLANTA-27O
10~--E. D. Atwood, flute; Miss Len
ora Case, soprano; Miss Helen
Murray piano,
WCM-MEMPHIS-l88
9:30-Bennctts Moonlight Syncopa-
tors.
KTHS-IIOT SPRINGS-375
l0--Meyer Davis concert orchestra.
Niolnist. SaXophonist.
II - Fencslrick's California Sene-
nadcrs.
WMBF-MIAM BEACH-3s5
7--"Music While You Dine"
S:15-Dailv news letter.
9--Policc reports and weather news.
Vocal solos,
11-Flcctwood hotel dance orches-
ira and studio features.
WGRU-FULFORD. TLA.-27S
6:3O-Bluc Stecle's orchestra.
io-Rluo Stecle's orchestra and fea-
lures
KPRC-HOUSTON-
S;SO-Record's Ramblers. dance or
Ches,ra.
9:30-HumbIe Oil company band.
WJND-WACO. TEN.-353
-Schubcr, Choral club.
WOAI-SAN ANTONIO-S05
9-MusicaI program.
WBAP-FORI WORTH-l56
7-TcXas Hotel Toxic ROYALS dance
orchestra.
S:SO-ViCtor Acres, soloist.
l0:30-Ward's Trail Blazers dance
orchestra.
l2-program by artists appearing al
the Majestic theatcr this week.
WFAA-DALLAS-i76
7:30--Thc ozark Inn orchestra.
$50 49, Agricultural foundation pro-
gram.
kFNF-SHENNNDOAH-266
S-Hcnry Field Seed company en-
jloyrs.