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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
WOOL MARKETING
SCHEME APPROVED

SALT LAKE CITY. April 7.--CPJ
Final arrangements were made today
for cooperative marketing of wool
from Utah through the. Utah Wool
Marketing Association. a subsidiary
of the Utah State Wool Growers OK
ganization when negotiations were
closed with the Federal intermediate
Credit Bank TO permit growers of the
state to obtain advances of from II
to 20 cents a pound at 6 per cent in
terest. The bank was represented by
W. +. Meyer, assistant manager of
the Spokane branch, and the Wool
Marketing Association by its director
ate of five.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
8 SCHOOLS BRANDED
AS DIPLOMA MILLS

WASHINGTON, April T.-P)-
Nine schools chartered in the District
Of Columbia are engaged in the bust
ness of selling degrees, William o..
Tufts, chairman of committee pre-
pairing a pamphlet on the capitals
educational institutions. charged in his
report to the board of directors of the
local Chamber of Commerce.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
MRS. O'CONNOR DIES
AT VICTORIA HOME

VICTORIA. Tex, April Mrs.
Jennie Drake O'Connor, as. widow of
the late Dennis NJ. O'Connor, leading
ranch owner of Victoria and Refugio
counties, died at her home here yes
tcrday. Surviving are three sons, Mar
tin. Thomas and Joseph O'Connor. all
leading ranchmen and capitalists of
Victoria.
The funeral was held today with
Catholic services.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
TEN MORO OUTLAWS
KILLED IN OUTBREAK

MANILA. April 7.-P)-A force
OF constabulary yesterday killed ten
Moro outlaws and wounded a num-
Der Of others in a fight in Lauao
province. Ten constabulary routed
the Moros. capturing and destroying
two forts in which the outlaws have
been taking refuge defying the ag
thOrities
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
'BARTHELMESS AIDS
LANDSLIDE RESCUE

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, April 7.-CP)
A landslide caused by heavy rain in
the hills west Of here yesterday, bur-
led several thousand dollars worth Of
equipment belonging to Inspiration
Pictures, an independent producing
company. A stage coach, in which
Horace Greeley is said to have ridden,
was buried beneath tons of rock aud
earth.
Richard Barthelmess deserted his
place before the camera and assisted
other members of the movie company
in pulling horses and mules to safety.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
Renew Your, Health
By Publication Q

Any physician will tell you that
perfect Publication of the Sys-
tenn is Natures Foundation of
Perfect Health" Why not rid
yourself Of chronic ailments that
are undermining your vitality?
Purify your entire system by tax
ing a thorough course of Calotabs,
once or twice a week for several
weeks-and see how Nature re-
wards you with health. .
Calotabs are the greatest Of all
system purifiers. Get a family
package with full directions. On
" 35 cts. at drugstores. (Adv).
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
AMERICAN ENGINEER
DENIES REPORTS OF
PANAMA GOLD FIELD
By Universal Service.

MEXICO CITY, April flames
Jensen, American mining engineer anC
geologist of note, just returning from
an exploration trip. says the story Of
a Panama gold field rivsling the Rand
must be a myth. He declares he has
been over the entire territory, and
that with the exception Of placer gold
of doubtful mining profit, there is
nothing there on any vast scale as re.
ported.
Jensen's statements are borne out
by old time prospectors who are now
at work in the celebrated Pachuca
gold fields Of Mexico and know the
Panama field thoroughly.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
Tune In Tonight
WEDNESDAY, APRIL :.
Central STANDARD Tir-.l

Central Standard Tin.D
VICAR: 8 to 10, Voice Of San Antonio
program.
woAI: s.so to $50. military band.
t:so-KIDKA. xxx, concert: KPEc,
Riddles hour
ns It, D'' navy Sa Rd; w Io2S.
'schoo. o. the Air"
7.00-kFNF, concert: KsO. music.
health telL: KYw. Uncle Bob:
%EAF, voc. .wcCo, wsAI.
Or.ols orchestra: WLrB Uncle
Walt. music. WIS Ford and
Glenn. WLW concert. address.
5:l5-kDKA, L. Of PIttsburgh address:
kOA. string orchestra: KPRC,
orchestra: ksO. quartet
s:eo-kYW, music. XII. varied pro-
gram: wDAF, classical: wEAF,
WLlB. Ipana hour
S.a5-WMAQ. players. KMOE. song cy-
Gle: kOA. Book Of knowledge" .
KPRC. pianist: WIS. trio; wOR.
French Line program.
:.00-EMA. studio program: xxx.
music; kOA lnstrumentsl; KTHS
optrs gems, WHO. dance pro-
gram; WIS. quartet; organ; Voc
s:IJ-KoA. s,srf arusts
s:ao-KTHs, organ. vocal
lo:0o-kFI. string uuarftt. soprano:
WLW, instrumental trio. Wis
muse shop
it:5o-wLw. II. 2. Glec club. NEEDY
Maids
lI.9o-KFT. orchestrs; KPO. orchestra .
EPHC. NIrEinians. xxx. EOA.
Rhythm Rustlsrs. kYw. Night
hawks; Wis, circus ttvo hourFJ
WLlB. proFrsgn.
tl.tJ-WDAF. NlEhthawK fr0Ilr.
i2:o0-kFl. Hard program; WBBM mu-
SC
Is00-kNE. orchestra
SILENT NIGHT
CentrsI-KFDN. KIDS WCBD, WTAA
VINO WOAW. VOL
Eastern-CkAC. WBBR WI wHAZ
WAR wGBs, wIP, wPG, WRC
WnEO.
Far west-CFAC. EGO. KPEN.
(Cop!right 1875. Audio Service Ch4cAEol
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
CATHOLICS ALLOWED
CONVENTION FARES

Reduced rates Of round-trip tickets
between here and Chicago during the
Eucharistic Congress, June 20 70 -.
will be given bv the Missouri Pacific
Lines. J. e. Woodward. district pas.
senger agent. said Wednesday. Tick.
cts will cost fare one way plus i
per cent.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
EX-OPERA STAR
FACES POISON
PEN CHARGE
u. 5. Indictment Returned
Against Former
Prima Donna.

NEW YORK, April T.-tP>-A
poison pen letter alleged to have
been sent her divorced husband by
Mrs. Lydia Locke Dornblaser has re-
suited in another Federal indictment
sgainst the former opera prima donna
whose matrimonial difficulties have
kept her before the public for the last
decade.
Previously indicted for sending an
obscene letter TO Arthur H. Marks,
president of the Skinner Organ COM
psny, she is now accused Of obstruct-
ing justice. Mrs. Mary Frances Adams
Of joplin, Mo-, Mrs. Dornblaser's sis
ter, and Thomas F. Tvyford. an at
icrney, also were indicted yesterday
for obstructing Justice.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
LAWYER ACCUSED.

icrney, also were indicted yesterday
for obstructing justice.
LAWYER ACCUSED.
Tryford is accused Of having inter-
cepted Mrs. Adams on her way 10
New York last fall 10 testify under
subpoena.
1t il charged Mrs. Dornblnser and
Twyford consulted Mrs. Adams re-
ssrding the story she would tell the
grand jury. Before the jury Mrs.
Adams repudiated admissions. she had
mailed the letter for her sister with
the aid Of train porter at Bellefon-
taine. Ohio, July %, last
The contents Of the letter have never
been made public. but it is understood
attacked Mrs. Margaret Hoover Marks,
who married Marks four months after
his divorce from Mrs. DornbIsser.
THIRD HUSBAND.
At the time Of the divorce. a set
Element Of 100000 was made upon
Mrs. Donblaser by Marks. with a
promise Of an additional 100000 If
her conduct should be satisfactory 10
him for a year. Before the end Of
The year Mrs. Dornblaser appeared
with a child which she asserted was
Mr.. Marks. Investigation disclosed
IL had been taken from an orphanage
in Kansas City.
Mr.. Marks was the singers third
husband. Her first was Prince Tay-
lor. race follower. whom she shot and
killed in Reno. New, in 1909. Taylor
exonerated her in a deathbed state
inent. asserting that the shooting was
accidental. Her second husband was
Orville Harold, Metropolitan Opera
tenor. They were divorced in 1907.
Shortly afterward she married Mr.,
Marks.
Her second husband. Harry Dorm
blsscf. was formerly her secretary.
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RADIO 4 4sSa
(AI Central Standard Ime)
Today's Best

CopBriQht. 1926. bv United Press
/ Washington (469 Nd; WGY, Sche-
nectady $3.50 M. S:25 p. M, EST
New York philharmonic orchestra at
Carnegie Hall.
CNRO, ottawa (436 M, 9 p. m,
EST--A visit to the mines of Canada.
-, WEEI, Boston (349 M, $40 p. M,
EST-Boston Symphony orchestra.
KPO, San Francisco (428 M, s p.
IN. PCST-Band concert.
WOAW, Omaha. (526 ND, 9 p. m.
CST-.Tunior chamber Of commerce
funsters.
WLW, Cincinnati (4223 M. p. m.
CST-Organ recital, Johanna
| Crosse.
WHAS, Louisville (399.S M, 1880
p. m. CST-Town club Louisville
conservatory of music.
WGN. Chicago (3O2.S M, $50 p. m.
CST-Light opera quartet.
WBAP, FIT. Worth (475.9 M, $3.50
p. M, CST-Little symphony or
chestra.
WIS, Chicago GAG M, 7:15 p. m.
CST-National barn dance and twin
WheeZe
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BRAZIL-Republic oc-
cupies half of South
American continent.
Encyclopedia Feature Service.

only in its infancy The climate and
soil are unsurpassed for growing
cereals, fruits. sugar. cotton, flax
and dozens Of other crops. In min
erals Brazil is probably the world s
greatest untapped storehouse. Its
diamonds are finer than those OF
South Africa, and it has other pre-
cious stones. More than 100000, 900
worth of gold has been mined. and
immense deposits OF tale, silver,
platinum, lead, copper, Manganese,
mercury, coal, graphite and rare
marbles have scarcely been touched.
Brazil has a coastline Of 5000
miles fronting the Atlantic ocean
on it's east and northeast boundar.
les The land frontier touches that
of every other South American
Republic except Chile and Ecuador.
Physically 1t consists Of two sharply
contrasted divisions: a table-land Of
rolling plains and mountains in the
east and south, and the great forest
land of the Amazon in the north and
west. The Amazon In the north,
with it's hundred navigable tribu-
taries, the Tocantins and Sac Fran
cisco in the central portion and the
Paraguay and Parana in the south,
furnish more than 10000 miles Of
waterways deep enough for large
steamers and 10000 miles more open
to boats of light draft. Along the
seaboard and connecting with the
larger cities inland are nearly 10000
miles of railway
The excessive rainfall and con
slant heat breed fevers which are
dangerous to white men and thus
retard development Of the natural
resources. .
The chief exports in addition TO
coffee and rubber, are sugar, cacao
beans, hides, tobacco. cotton, beans,
frozen meats and manganese.
Manufacturing has been slow in
developing, but the textile and meat.
packing Industries have become of
increasing importance in late years.
Machinery and most Of the luxuries
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W%3EB' s 6cdas scr7 hGgr W9S
1899 Silks Home Dance Orchestra
WHOA (34D-Orchestra. WOK (217.3
Varied = "ogram. dance WQJ t447 %
Radio artists; orchestra.
1905 7. M.-WCCO (410.4 --Orchestra
WIP (508 2)-Organ.
1o:19PP M-K Nf{r (395 GGloId danG W1p
i5I7lEJesters: woAW (526I@orches
100 :do F. N MCkPRc 4S $96 o Dance
1263 Old time .fiddlIng WAfiG
l315 .6)-Dance. WBBM CT -
5000 Orchestra; songs. WGEs
(250)--Organ; tenor: features. WFAA
(475 9)-Orchestra WLIB 1902 -
Dance: popular program. WMCA t34
Program woo (4S3,6) -Orchestra
HIS p. M.-KoA (322 4(-zorchestra
WBCN l266l-King States Court,
ii;f r. M-kGS %D3 3Sl ;5 asa stSsR On
~ :oo M.IKFi C46D -Radio Club, KFAE
I346 S -0rshestra; xxx l336.9l--
isis. WOAW C526l-organ. Will
.2)-Popular program; WENH
(266)-Frolic: pioneers WHIT (40O) -
Your Hour League: Pat Barnes.
1 100 A. MKT t467) -Frolc. kNA
1886 9)-Fiimland frollc. kYW 1880 -
Insomnia Club. WOR t217.3)-
Dance; soioists.
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SCHOOL,
HELPS
Copyright. Compton. Pictur

The enormous republic Of Brazil,
which occupies more than half or
all South America, is a fascinating
region to the explorer because OF
the vast proportion Of its territory
which has never been trodden by
civilized man. Along the lowlands
of the mighty Amazon, which with
its 200 tributaries forms the world $
largest river system, stretches the
greatest continuous forest'of the two
hemispheres. This vasy basin COM
prising more than one-half OF the
area of the republic, is flooded every
year throughout much Of it's extent,
and hence is covered with a vegeta-
ton more luxuriant than is found in
any other part of the world.
This abode of mystery, the largest
unexplOred tract in the Western
Hemisphere, every year lures bold
adventurous spirits, but few have
penetrated far and many have died
IN the attempt. Trails cut painfully
and laboriously are swallowed up
within twelve months by the ocean
of vegetation so that hardly a trace
remains.
Brazil is the third largest po-
litical division Of the American con-
tinent. with an area Of about B.
292 900 square miles. 1t has an esti-
mated population of about 3d.
$50 900. The bulk of this scanty
population clings to the narrow strip
of coast along the Atlantic or to the
banks of the Amazon and its tributa-
ries. which form the only avenues
OF communication for the greater
part Of the country.
With only n small fraction Of it's
fertile land under cultivation, Brazil
today produces twothirds of the
worlds supply of coffee, and a large
share of the worlds rubber. The
Amazon forests abound in mahog-
any, rosewood. ebony and cacao
trees, and others which yields val
liable drugs and nuts.
over the vast grasslands of south
ern Brazil range enormous herds OF
cattle, but the packing industry is
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Radio Programs

$40 sert p Also M7K KPkA aq RfAB CON
flashes: orchestra WCAE (46l 81
Dinner con %rN WFb tme
WGY 1910 5 )Worchestra. WILD
2)-Instrumental hour. WOAoW
(526)-Hawaiian Trio. VITO (47o9)
Skinny and Gang dinner concert
5:45 p. M-WOC 1888 6)-Chimes. WPG
99.8J-Dinner music: organ.
la lar music KYW 1855 4 Dinner mu-
sic WRAP ;9l--Dinner music
MRAF C49l Tf'sst,a s string tPiq
= ira WEAR $3.50 .4)-orchestra WEN !.
t266l-Dinner concert WEI oHt;2
Dance. WHIT f40Q(-Organ; bari
tone. WIP $685. )E1uncle 1 MIp; 9 4Rm
VIZ VIZ guttng4 wJK
Soprano tenor. WRC (46S o)-or-
6:i fnF :. M.-wEEI (84s.6l-Musicale.
6:i5 r. M-WCCO, (416 "a -orchestra
e:a5 +. M.2wRC 46S.51-Talks by Con
q 81. greIPsmMgn lwCAE t4e1.3) = Sunshine
Girl. WFAA (473.9 )-Orchestra: TAX
WGBS 13156)-Orphans Harmonlca
Band WGHBc l26643Wo5Gs1 @D M STaF cos
Wit yf. o'u ( S94 .5)-Concert orchestrUa;;
WOO (5OS 2)-Dinner music; Voc
C483 6)-Sandman WoR 100 @1.C or-
legians WRNY (2oS. l-CGo}ncert or or
G ehsstrq rxr MTiG '4'o9'- De''e'
G :4 HoT 2. 'M.AwBz 133s .a)-concert or
of
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11:45 A. M-wGN 1902 .s)-Theater.
vocal; organ.
1880 p. M.-wBBM (226)-Classical pro-
gram.
le:46 P. M.-wHT C4oo)-sunshine our,
aS SO E A IVY saSa ro
2:i5 ?. M.-wHT t4oo>-serviccs: or
''S %eE 4 nwj5P sS3a e SS4Ssss
1919 Concert. wwJ (352.7-Or
4 90 Oh p. M.-KYw 1854 = Studio
week sGS2cW&GssNca s eenSert MWsBM
4:10 r. M.-WCCO (416.4l-PresDyterian
80 r. M.-wHAs 1899 s)-Choral serv
VIZ SFsss ssa} e5s9s4, va
s75T$aS% slsS %}An WST5
Climber WSS
$50 +. M.-WcAP i46S.5j - Chamber
$50 7. MIKDKA s3o9Jn -DinneTEr con !;
14461 .3)-or,chestra; q, WHIT WIT s4OOl =
90 oq 2 M PeoPF 'O Ga8s 81 Orchestra
WEAE I49l ;5ll mz-Chaamn6er p! musical ,,,.
WFAA (175 .9)-Rado bible class. VIZ
i335f ,ESSoniGsgTt o W6 sW t5oSWgLs
B ha5f 0 study period ~%S66EK siG4GSS-
e;15 Sa"' P. M.wKDKX j3O9D-services,
eco r. M.-wEAE G491 ,5l-Theatsr
Gang: also WCAP. WV, ,WTAG. WCAE.
WAR, WEI. wCCo (416.4-science
30 =. M.-KFNF (2e2)-Golden Rule
services. KIDS (44D-yesper services
% yaady ao us of s2es' B4 1"S
Church choir. organ. voc t4S3.6) -
CHS 7. 'M;wwGAU 6e7s)17,coneert or
WGR (a19lwsSegryyiicees. s,,na.- .-on,..
VIZ (3Sa,s }@@gsic School 6o4Ssrs
webb 1902 )lselected artists. WGY
1924 Music woRD ~G275lZ,Con-
cert trio, Uncle Dan. VIZ (454.9 -
20 Maf f M wEW SS75?2N s@Gorre and
$50 'G :, ,Mf,% 23ESF l2eg : Christian
HPRc t9e6 .oJ-Baptist services wCAU
ises WHY TR4A 5ee| t71f- 9dc F. NOS wCs
(44O9)-Services.
s:lO Z. M.-wMBB (25O)-Science serv-
wwBZ casa .5JIorgan, yocsiists, WCBp
t344.6l-Quartets. celestial bells. WIZ
3l-9rshestra; w 2s9 ( WGY T ya5
cert orchestra WQJ 6447. 5)- SKY
laE 3nd seTTGts VIE VIE
s:I5 p. M.IWEAF (49l 81 = Concert :
Voc w SSP, wEI w %G6' w wkE5
(2S5Sl-Sermon. choir. solosts. organ.
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$40 ,oI P. N M;-wFAA Embellishments.
s:iS r. M~KoA 1922 N-Baptist serv-
9.0J i. M.-KTHs ts74.sl-C'assic hour.
KFAB t304 S)-Musicale. WIZ (454,3l
Godfrey Ludlow; also WGY WMBS
t250l--Orchestra. popular. NOAN
m . SERVICES: WORD w S273'm odd
Gala =. M.-KFUo .(545n,- Lecture.
Services. WCAU O27Sl-Radio hour
WEMC S5.SD-SopranO. WGN 1902 3 }
old music room, Sam n henry.
$3.50 p. M.-KFI l467) tenor;
Classical concert. WBAP l475.9D =
Orchestra. WENR (266l-Dance; yo-
cal; instrumental, WHIT t40O)--Re-
quest program. WRW t273) M uslc.
O:I5 p. M.-wHN (361.2) = Orchestra
1900 =. M.1S-7KTHs 1374 ST. - spssl!2Yl
4S388}-LitttiIee' symphony: soloists
1880 r. M-WHT (400) Back Home
Hour. KPO 2S.3l-0rchestra WIN
1851 2l-Orchestra: entertainers. >,,
Ii 100 r. MKT C467 l--zorchestra. XXX
.9l-ProggTamn lMaFAA t4.o' y ym-
oHehs''sr WGE yH9 95oi@o1gan sym
II:i5 r. M@WHB (365.6j-organ re-
cital poet: theater.
IL: 30 l.. MYTHS 4.8l-organ.
Ie 100 M-KFI (460-0rchestra6 kPO
2S3l-Orchestra. WBBM t22O) -
Nutty Club.
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Sundays Best

CODvri0ht. 1926. bu United Press
WEAF, hook up, Us statlonsh
SIS D. m.-Helen Stanley, soprano,
and Richard Bonelli, baritone, with
orchestra.
WIZ, New York asa M, Z p. NJ
Grand Opera Faust" by Gounod.
WEAK, hook up q stations), $40
p. M.-Capitol Theater program.
WLW, Cincinnati (422 M 4 P. NJ.
Johanna Crosse, organist.
KGO, Oakland 1851 M $50 P. M.
Weekly concert, KGO little SYM
phony.
WMAD, Minneapolis (244 M GAS
p. M.-Leome Faust and stock
company.
WGN, Chicago 1902 M. els P. NJ.
l-Old-time music room.
WHB, Kansas City 1865 M, 11:15
p. Wildwood theater feature
Morrill, Moore, organist; Don Anch-
ors, poet.
WSAI, Cincinnati 1926 NJ, 7:45
p. M-Chimes concert, Robert
Badgley.
KFAB, Lincoln $40 Nj P. NJ
York orchestra.
SUNDAY. MARCH %
7:45 A. M-wJJD 2l-Catholic serv
$40 a. M.-wJJD (a7os2,-Protestant
1900 4 MW WI s3ee slgMet RoaI
IL a 20 &, PMsI.:-KYw c5a5.N--church serv.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-27
FIRE CONTROL GROWS
indianapolis Drops Notch in Proven
ton Work Standing.

Drop of Indianapolis from first
place to honorable mention in fire
prevention activities, while Albany,
Ga, took the championship, does not
indicate this city is slipping. Percy
Bugbee, National Fire Prevention
Association representative, said to-
day.
1T is simply a case of other cities
making important strides in fire pre-
vention," said Bugbee. ut is good
indication of fire prevention activi-
ties throughout the country which
will save millions of dollars"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-03-27

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ToMn Sub ie coneert. VIE (568.S}
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T ysT IA "a sTenoT h paaist VITO
K Pre- (aqS 9}Eorgaaass, wBBMn 90. s22e}m
MpslG WC4K 29fSe oFen mHsic.
wees t5 t250}-orchestra. vocal. organ 4
WGBs (3l5 62-C9nne1eprt program r M hes.
t n3o2 Sl WIBh c27s S}E Restoratio9 pro-
cram era WJR (517)--Orchestra WMAQ
14475)-Pratt and Daw. WOO C27S2
Music WPG (s MM S?C9 s4H1M ann
Stairs stair =" WsB Entertainment.
WSM (2s2.S )-mBarn dance Nouo,tv
500 n5orT r; M KFXB s4o s5@faies
O. a gram, " woR (4o5.a'-La Forge Beru-
3 40 meq p m MTMKFAB t34o.sl-staf artists.
K RYNT t535.4j-Ciassic. wEAF (491 %
Musical comedy troupe. W., WrAaa
(4759-pyS5rriteod1 enterta NeW zea and md
VINO (499.7)-Concert VITO t41o'9)
o 100 p ee| Ma.r-k 2F (495 Tm;iMMusie EMA
d 21n fsod cia sshss WBPI l26s)-M4sii9i
WEAF I491 5l-orchestra n;str,,m WEsfIi
M W. WIKI 1A5o9Has29 .4}WDance music. from
Opera Club five hoursW1 M N VIZ Az 81
PSntiac regGe TWSMBB M$ sSo,orehes
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MARCH 81 SET
FOR S. H. S. SUIT

Bates Johnson and Charles r. Yoke,
board members, and Business Direc-
tor IRE M. Frazer.
Attorneys representing the asso-
citation in court were William Bos-
son, Merle N. A. Walker and Emsley
w. johnson. j. Clyde Hoffman, at
torney, president Of the organlza-
ton, was called out of the city
Charged Agreement
1t charged an agreement on the
part Of majority faction members
and Frank F. Woolling, real estate
man, who holds options on part OF
sssse property at Forty-Sixth St. with
I'D the knowledge of the minority
faction members and the public.
I Complaint also alleged that the
&rhirty Fourth st. site is suitable for
and is an advantageous site for the
Vocation of the school because 60
Scr cent of the children attending
thortridge live within a one-mile ra-
eS&us Of the site.
- Approval Cited
~ 1T is PORTED out that the tax board
IS tentatively approved bond is
$50 Of $1,200,G00 for the new school
49, be erected at Thirty-Fourth and
|&SHAidian SITS.
z5ss Aomplaint alleged the board had
4sl Budget expenditure set aside for
k<33 grounds and the resolution TIC
~ the Forty-Sixth ST. site was pre-
h &$&I and adopted at one meeting,
fzz I'D of being acted on at the fol.
<ExN4g meeting.
4Zk<f<B board however, reSc1nded this
9<.@<9 HGon, reintroduced it and then
<87<E&t. 1t was said the public had
i = 3sA to know the school boards
z for changing the location.
i " {< n Range the location will be
n \ "a to the interests of tax
Is ~ nk1>fx hools, children and against
9 fE B. %4cy," the petition read.
Z. Il It alleged that recon-
~ of committees appointed
n 25 "a x< rd, and protesting citi-
q Il 8! xy>,f ignored.
a s: Sssk Ask Difference
X az z6srned today that Anna
( 9 ~ & Topp, former owners
Z az Z! q Fourth st. property
. 2<5f ~ ;<:,} ~ against the board if
I z5| "a ~ lss1F association loses its
* 8 & u s - the board, and the
Y s. y q z - hted.
Is IA, n az s 2s5< bod that John S. Ber-
= = 3 !; &; for the Tops, will
nj M <@ss,1 f2{k the difference be-
8 3 ~ 80 paid by the board
;<z 81 $f3the amount which
4. q n s Exz)1 1iz3 &zApm it's sale.
81 Z }S!2 \! 4 IS 3 bit the site six
III 3 q E a, Z 100 and plans to
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RUSSIAN CITY BURNS
First Estimates Put Death List at
Eighty.

Bv United Press
BERLIN, March 27.--The Russian
city of Sluzek has been partly de-
stroyed by fire, according TO dis
patches received here today from
Wilma. First estimates put the death
list at eighty persons. About 500
houses were destroyed.