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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
Two Hundred West
Texans IN Search
For Bank Bandits

ABILENE. Texas. Mar. 26.-tPl--
Two hundred men were combing a
10000 acre pasture, IL miles west cf
Cross Plains, tonight in search Of
the two men who late Saturday morn
ing held Up the bookkcepcr and
cashier and robbed the First State
Bank If Ovalo, 26 miles south Of
here and escaped with $4,000
The search took Oh the proper
tions " IN old-time west Texas man
hunt as officers and citizens from
Taylor. Coleman. Brown. Callahan,
Eastland and neighborirg counties
Joined the hunt.
The forces were concentrated
around the j. r. Hall ranch late Sat
urday after m exciting chase leading
from Ovalo east through 1plin
nam, where the pair Of stick-up men
are reported 70 have turned south
into the rough country Of southern
Callahan county.
Sheriff II. l.. O'Bar and Deputy
Taylor set out within 20 minutes af-
ter the robbery was committed. Fol-
lowing a report that the large sedan
in which they left OvalO had passed
through Oplin 20 miles east of the
scene Of the robbery, Sheriff O'Bar
took up the chase there The bandit
car was reported to have passed
through Baird less than two hours
after the robbery with the officers
following in less than 20 minutes.
The trail then led into the region
south Of Putnam.
The robbery was committed at
ll: :2n a. m. II n. Wilkinson, cashier,
ard Joe Harrison. bookkecpcr. stat
ed that beth robbers were unmasked.
One was described as being short,
rcd-haircd and frecklc-faced. The
other was large man, wearing
khaki trousers and a black cap.
The red-head ordered the two
two bank employees % stick 'em up.
A customer who chanccd on the
scene was ordered IN the vault. The
bookkeeper produced $4,000 in cur
rency and some silver. The yeFEs
slammed the vault door shut on the
three before leaving the bank. but IL
was not locked and the officers were
being informed almost before the
robbers were out Of sight.
Late Saturday afternoon Deputy
Sheriff VI. r. Whaley took off from
here in an airplane and explored the
regicn in which the pair are thought
To bc hiding.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
SLAYINCCASE
Will Be TRIED
Two Special Venires
Issued for Hidalgo
County Trials

EDINBURG. Tex. Mar. 26.-Two
special venires, one Of 100 and an
other Of Is veniremen. have been
drawn for the opening OF the 18th
district court here next week. The
largest venire has been summoned
for the murder case in which l.. u.
Bartliff Of McAllen j. the defend
INT. Bartliff is charged with the
murder of y. II. Robinson al the Me-
Allen pumping plant On December "a
1924
Scventy-five jurors have been
drawn for the special venire in the
case Of the State Of Texas vs.. Cantu
Silva ct al, charged with the death
OF Meyer Redman, a peddler. on
August IL. 1924. Rcdman's automo-
bile was found in the Rio Grande,
where IL had evidently been thrown
after having been looted.
There are about eight other mur-
der cases due 70 come up for trial
az this term of court, according 70
the docket
A large number Of civil cases are
docketed to be called Monday. March
%. in the 93rd district court. Judge
Hood Boone is the presiding judge
Of the criminal district court and ..
r. Leslie j. judge ~ the civil dis
trict court
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27

Drive Inn az Matamoros. There
were POS Harlingen turkey eaters
and l25 bean eaters from san Be
nito and Mercedes After the bean
eaters had consumed q plate Of the
Mexican friloles they were invited
III come over and eat turkey with
the magnaniiuous yictors in the
contest
4 district meet will be held Be-
fore the state convention I. Hous-
ton N July. II IS expected that the
Valley viii send tao cr three social
trains 90 Houston. Harrington alone
can SEND q special train OF Legion
members. Lawrence Hos kins. ccm-
manccr az the p-st there said.
There are 150 members in the
HariirEer post. 53l members TN the
san Benitn post and 2o4 members
in the Mercedes post Merccdes
did not c-nraign activ ly sor meu-
hers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
Man Killed When
Old Feud Revived

BORGER. Tex, Mar. 2G.-f4'i-
Bill Park was shot In the left side
with a charge Of buckshot and al
most insanity killed az 5 p. n. to
day in the postoffice NJ Stinnett.
p miles from here. ]. ". Popejoy
surrendered 70 Sheriff Ownbey short
Is afterwards. No formal charge has
been filed. pending an inquest which
viii be held az 10 a. m Sunday.
Officers say no argument preceded
The shooting and that POpej0y was
within ten feet w Park. Park and
Bob Hanna were under bond In con-
Hection with the beating m Popeioy
some weeks ago. Popejoy and Park
scuffied into the street after the
shActiuv tolay before PARK feE dead
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
Federal Officers Take
Edick to New Orleans

FL PASO, Tex. Mar. 26.-lP-
William u Edick. former head W. the
New Orleans secret service. was
turned over W. federal Officers today
70 be taken back 4 New Orleans for
trial on charges II passing counter
felt money and embezzling a govern
ment pistol.
i is charged that on July Z. 1926.
he passed two $50 gold certificates At
the hank AZ Amte. La. Edick. who
was arrested here " few days ago
under The name of Bensen. agreed to
return to Newl Dreams voluntarily. "
the charges here were dropped.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
EXPECT STORM
+ OF TERRORISM
sweep China
Washington Makes No
Effort to Conce a !
Fact That Situation
Is Very Grave

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. March 2G-
DPl-Fear that a far-flung storm Of
anti-foTeign terrorism may be brew
ing in China gripped official Wash
ington tonight. minimizing the re-
lief that came with a word that sur
viving Americans at Nanking were
safe.
Dread of what may happen else
where along the Yangtze river
brought call in the night from
Admiral Williams az Shanghai for
reiuforcements. Another regiment Of
marines. 800 strong, has beea or
defed rushed across the Pacific 10
his aid. They will be followed, If
called for. by whatever other forces
are necessary 70 extend protection
to beleaguercd Americans
The text Of the call for help was
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
SAYS HUSBAND
HARDDRINKER
Mrs. Greer, Charged
With Staying, Tells
Of Marital Life

Pryor, Okla, Mar. a6.-IP,-
Leonard Greer. Spavinnw sporting
goods merchant probably would have
died from the result az excessive
drinking within a few years. his wild
ow, who is accused Of Staying him,
testified in her trial here today.
For hours she occupied the witness
stand, giving evidence Of her life
with Greer, who revealed TO her his
passion for drink. she said. in the
first week Of their marriage. Drunk
enness became 40 habitual with him,
she related. that prior To the time
his body was found. its skull
crushed. on a burning bed NJ their
home last October rs, he sometimes
would be intoxicated for weeks NJ q
time.
Following only a few words Of
eross-examinaticn and the brief
questioning Of several rehuttal wit
nesses, the state rested Judge Al
NJ. CorpeGErc Sad iourned court until
Monday morning. Only once during
her direct cross examinit0n did She
show emotion. That was when she
was asked % describe the scene In
the bedroom where the body was
FOUND. she wept Few minutes ST.
lently. Mrs. Greer replied listlessly
&c most Of the questions OF J. II.
Langley. her attorney of Pryor. hut
occasionally spoke with considerable
emphasis.
When asked III she had sent fruit
and flowers 70 Ben Schuh when both
were in jail. she exhorted: III ab-
sclutcly did not " Schuh was sen
fenced a week ago TO life imprison-
ment for Greers murder
In rebuttal, the defense drew a flat
contradiction frcm Cleo CHlliston,
jailer. who testified that Mrs. Greer
not only directed him 20 carry to
Schuh some NJ the fruit and flowers
which sympathetic friends had sent
to her, but had inquired almost daily
about Schuh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27

A jury required less than 30
minutes 70 exoneratc her.
Mr.. Alma Olson. sG. years Old.
was Earbed plainly. and her fea-
tures showed the strain 0f years
of suffering
Mrs. Olson said her husband
held hypnotic powers over her and
that while she was under his in
flueucc her husband brought
other women into their home.
Even her own attorneys had told
the jury they would be satisfied
liz she were ordered sent 10 N state
institution for treatment.
The jury after short delibera-
ticn. returned a verdict or not
guilty. holding that Mrs. Olson
was insane al the time Of the
crime but has since recovered.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
War Veteran Wins
Of Marathon Race

BALTIMORE, Nd, Mar. 26.-dPl-
A wise old head. topping a pair ~
venerable whip cord legs. put youth
% rout today as Clarence Demar III
Boston, national champion. won his
second consecutive lGurela In the
Baltimore marathon.
Through a shattering. murky rain.
the American Legion veteran covered
the 26 mile 3s5 yard course n 2
hours, s3 minutes, 20 4-5 seconds. 3
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
Chicago JMyies Lenient
TO SIayerS of Husbands

CHICAGO. H., March 25.-LPl--
A woman need not BE- Young, and
she need not be beautiful III win
acqlIttal on a murder charge i'm
Chicago, two iuries have decided
on successive days.
Both times IL was middle
aged mother charged with staying
her husband and both times ac-
quittal came quickly.
In the case Of Mrs. Bertha
Heilman, 4s. who strangled her
husband 20 death with his own
shirt during q quarrel. there was
an apparent indifference ~ per-
Hn~-i rnmlineSs Most w her
adult years had been spent in
hard work IA she contributed 70
the support ~ herself and fam
ily. She Is large woman. ard
muacular.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
Aviator Killed
When Plane Falls

AUGUSTA. Ca. Mar 26-tFl-C.
ri. Stone aviation mechanic. third
class. of the Hampton Roads naval
station. was killed near here today
when a plane erroute ~ the Pensa-
cola air station fell 1000 feet
Lieutenant n. B. wilkins, pilot, ard
G.. f. Lawson, chief mechanics mate.
leaped and were not hurt.
Stone also jumped and attempted
20 release his parachute, an inves-
tiFatiCn disclosed. The body was
free of the wreck.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
Rail Workers Given
Increase in Wages

NEW YORK. n. u. Mar. 26.-iPl-
An increase Of six per cent over pre-
sent wage schedules for all railway
freight handlers and station en-
ployes of the New York Central Rail
road was handed down tonight by the
United States board Of arbitration
according 70 an announcement by y
A Robertson for the Brotherhood oi
railway clerks. The decision will re-
suit in an annual increase of 81, 2,000,-
COO in wages.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
Let FL Jardin Drain Contract
CHINESE SOLDIERS
SLAY DOCTORS FOR
AIDING WOUNDED

LONDON. Mar. 26.=P)-A
Shanghai dispatch to the sun
day Observer says the two for
eign doctors killed at Nanking
were put 10 death because they
attended 70 the wounds of
Northern soldiers.
Dr. r. J. Williams. American.
had been vice-president of
NankiIg University, is the on
~ American reported killed in
the Nanking disorder. The
killing Of DR.. Hartwell Smith,
Britisher, was announced Fri
day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
Rail Inspector
Reporter Injured

AUSTIN. Texas, Car. 26.-lPl-
Reports here late today said VI. y.
Gerren Of Austin. state Inspector of
railways. was seriously injured in q
noon.
William Gerron Of Austin. son of
the man said to be injured, received
a telegram from the secretary OF the
Berger Chamber Of Commerce that
Gerron was in a serious condition
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
Believe Il Lost
In Boat Collision

REfNJANIk. Iceland. Mar. 2f-tT1i
--TVenty-seven lives are believed
lost in the collision 0f tao fishing
beats today One vessel sank after
the collision carrying with II sew
en- members of the crew. The other
boat is missing, and is believed 70
nave gone with twenty members OF
its crew
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
American Countess Shoots
Lover; Turns Gun on Self

PARIS, March 2C-iPl-Countess
de Janze. formerly Alice Silver
thorne Of Chicago, shot and Sc
riously wounded herself today, po-
lice reported after shooting and
dangerously wounding Raymond dc
Trafford OF a wealthy and prom
inent London family.
The shooting took place on
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27

London bound train prior tc its
departure from Paris.
The countess German police dog
stood guard over her after the
shooting and prevented anyone
from entering the compartment un-
til the police arrived.
The countess was involved in n
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
OIL EXPLOSION
FATAL TO GIRL

HILLSBORO. Tex. Mar 2G.-tPi--
Explosion of tank of oil caused
the death Saturday az Doris Herring.
II year old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Luther Herring. al their home al
Lakenon. north Of here.
Weldon Herring. the girls brother.
was trying 20 start fire with the
oil. The girl was lying on a he'd
nearby. and the bed caught fire.
Weldon also was burned and his
father was burned IN carrying Doris
out ~ the house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
Matamoros to Have
Running Water Soon

Aatamoros will haFe a waterworks
system liz full operation by the last
day M March ii is believed by or-
flrials IN charge 0f the work.
Construction crews have been Law
ing pipes ail over this city which IL
~ enjoy the benefits az running
water iar the first time IN its his.
tory
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
BROWNSVILLE
Gets Meet OF
ASSOCIATION
South Texas Division
Of State Teachers
Association Comes
Here Next Year

KINGSVILLE. Tex, Mar. 90
Brownsville was selected as the
meeting place Of the South Texas
Division OF the Texas State Teachers
Association next year, the Lower Rio
Grande Valley city being chosen by
an almost unanimous vote. Hundreds
Of teachers who have been In at
tendance al the Association meeting
here expressed themselves as greatly
pleased with the selection, evincing
dsire TO visit the Valley.
The Association adjoined here to-
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27
WEATHER

oklahoma: sunday and Monday
partly CLOUDY: warmer Sunday.
Eat Texas; Sunday and Monday
partly cloudy; probably showers in
south portion; light to strong south
efiy Rlnds on the coast.
West Texas: Sunday and Monday
generally fair
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-03-27

Cleaners and Dyers Co.
1917 Elizabeth
FOR QUICK SERVICE
BROWNSVILLE. TEXAS
Evening star., 1927-04-28
COLORS

White shirts in the majority. Neat
stripes and Jacquard patterns-so popular
right now Small check designs New
shades of tan, blue and gray.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
3 5<<2Xzh anniversary Sale 9EAfenS(hi1ty
STYLES

Neckband styles are plentiful Shirts
with collars attached, and shirts with one
and two collars to match. Long and medium
point collars, shirts with or without pockets.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
FABRICS

Imported English broadcloth, popular
Oxford cloth. Woven madras shirts, corded
madras also. Satin-stripe broadcloth and
rayOn-stripe madras.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
SIZES

Naturally in sale such as this there is
a most complete assortment of sizes-13a
to Is neckband and 49, "a and 35 inch sleeve
lengths.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
THE TOPCOATS
Tweeds, Worsteds
CheviOts and Cabardines

Many men will buy their 1923 Topcoat to-
morrow. The latest. styles-box back, full
drape. Grays, tans, browns-plaid effects, fancy
mixtures. All sizes.
Evening star., 1927-04-28
THE SUITS
CheviOts, WOrsteds
Cassimeres and Serges

New shades of brown gray and tan. Plenty
of fancy mixtures. New weaves, beautiful pat
terms. All sizes, including longs, shorts, stouts
and Sims
The Washington times., 1927-02-10
HANDS TERRIBLY
SWOLLEN FROM
RHEUMATISM
Gets relief overnight from
simple home treatment

After having suffered with rheu-
nnatisIn for years, and tried all
kinds of remedies in vain, Wash
ington, d. c., woman has at last
found way to get quick. sure re-
lief.
II have been a sufferer from
rheumatism for years." she writes.
cat times my hands are terribly
swollen. Sloan's Liniment always
gives me. relief in very short
time. ] have tried other liniments.
but nothing equals Sloan's."
The marvellous effectiveness Of
Sloan's IL due to its stimulating
effect upon the circulation. Straight
TO the sick. aching. tissues. 1t sends
a healing tide of fresh, new blood
clears out rheumatism germs--kilis
pain.
SO pleasant, easy and clean to use
too, You don't even have to rub.
Just pat Il on gently aud you will
get immediate results. Get a bottle
today. All druggists-ss csnts.
The Washington times., 1927-02-10
LOCAL STATIONS

Gas Z. m.-Tower Health Exercises
broadcast Jointly with wEAF from the
Metropolitan Towsr. New York city.
1855 ~ m.-Arlin6ton time signals.
~ noon" Hortlrultara Washes pre-.
pared BY. the Department o. Agriculture
and the University Of Maryland Exton.
sion Service
1916 .. m.-organ recital by Mra.
Parlay D. parkinson from the HomAr
~. Kilt studios.
,. m.--Danisl ysreeskin's Raleigh
Hotel Orchestra from the Raleigh Hotel
p. m.--Mid-wesk hymn sing from
WEAF. New York.
1870 2. nn.--Eamous Characters In
Literature, from WEAF, New York.
p. In.-Concert BY the United States
Navy Band Orchestra from the United
states Marine Barraclzs. Lieut.. Charles
S;iS p. m.--Kitt Hour Of Music Win
5aeel Arth, contralto. and Mrs. pariey
y Parkingon, organist, in Joint recital
from the Kilt studios.
Band from the Cafe Ls Paradis.
WRNF--WashinEt0n
u m.--currsut events. music,
police reports.
WMAI1--WaohiDgton--2sA
p. m.-Soience news Of the week:
Science Service.
:15 p. m.-Supper dance program by
TED NeweIPs Rand.
p. m.--Hanry Goldstein, xylophonist;
j. Hefdenheimer, accompanist
$500 p. m.-Conrad H Young In
dialect stories
saO .. m.-Dorothy sherman Plerson.
soprano. accompanied by Mrs. Paul
Bleyden ut the piano.
p. nl.-Loufs Fishman, eornetist.
and Donald Brown, pianist. In q short
recital
S;i0-i0 ,. ra.--Musical program Nv
the ,Hawaiian Melody Boys, Melvin
Henderson. Clinton NJ Rollins CharlsE
Baum. Woodville Brown and z. Ed
The Washington times., 1927-02-10
DISTANT STATIONS.

WOI-Ames. Iowa--21O
$3.50 p. m,-Athletic course.
8:46 p. NH. s. Club program.
p. m.-Perry H. s. program.
WSB-Atlanta--42S.S
9 p. m.-Concert.
n:46 p. Morgan; soioiSts.
WORD-Batayia-2H
p. m.--Webster Duo; Uncle Dan,
10 p. m.--Farm talk; recital.
KYW-ChicagO-63e
s p. m,--WJZ program.
10 p. m.-ClassicRl concert
1880 p. m.-Congress Carnival.
WBBM-~ChicagO-22
9 p. m.-Opera hour.
1916 p. m.-HarYnony time.
lip. m.--Izaak Walton hour
IL p. moon Sanders Nighthawks
WCFI--Chicago-492
8 p. m.-Songs; guitare.
IL p. m.--Superior Players
WEBH-ChicagO-S
,. m.--Uptown Theater; orchestra
1876 p m.-Fight, Mushy Callahan
KDKA--E. Pittsburrh-SOu
p m.-Dinner Concert.
1880 .. m.--Farln Program
p. m.--WJZ Program.
WCAE--PittsburgI
p. m.--Dinner Concert
E40 .. m.-Uucle kaybee: Book Re-
sic D. m.--contraIto; Pianist and Or
chestra.
2 o. M wEAF Program
ii D. m Dance Orchestra:
D. m'-v, Lyric Trio; popular program.
3p, m.-Chquot Eskimos.
10 p. m.--Goodrich Zippers.
II p. NISSAN and Henry.
l1:1O p. m.--Music Box songs,
$50 p. M. --Orchestfa; songs
. WHT-chIcaEo-4OO
io;S0 p. m.-Popular program.
~ m.--Your Hour League
WJAZ--Chlcag0-Sa9.S
~ p. nl.--Concert program.
Massachusetts,
s:l5 p. m.--WLSs String Ensemble
vo dd;So Morgan: dance music
wMAQ-ChicaEo-441.B
p m.-Orchestrn; lecture.
$3.50 .. m.--Trio; wMA0 Players.
g0-260
p. rn.-Musical proerani.
rrsI SV p m --orchestra; popular pro.
WOK-Chicaro--4io
IL ,. m.--Dance program !.
interchangeable
p. m-Specialty program.
II lm.--Dance music: artists
-CbicagO.-3OS
p m.--Dlnrer program.
l2 p, m Dance music popular.
WkRQ-C Cincinnati
p rn,--Musical program
D. M Dance music.
WLW-~CincinRau--422.S
10 p m.-Light opera
II p m.-Melody BOYS.
1905 a.rm.-Sky Terriers.
.. n.--wEAF program
IL p. m.--Sinton Orchestra.
WEAA--Dallas-AIb.0
The Washington times., 1927-02-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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The Washington times., 1927-02-10
Her Hair Fairly
Now!

The woman who knows
what to do after waving her
hair doesn's fear the effect
of hot irons. Nor of frequent
washings. A few drops of
Danderine- in comb or towel
and the hair is soft and
lustrous, and behaves beau
tifully.
A bit of Danderine rubbed
lightly into the scalp, is the
one sure way to dissolve
every particle of dandruff.
But a few drops more make
a dressing that is simply
marvellous. A sheen that
rivals brilliantine, and no
grease! Any permanent wave
or water wave lasts much
The Washington times., 1927-02-10
BEST PROSPECTS

p. m.--United states Navy
Bard Bard orchestra - washinston -
Sis p. m.--Paul Robeson. actor
ana singer - Philadelphia - WIP
s:4o ,. m.-Doro,hy sherman
Pierson. soprano - Washington -
WMAL (294l.
s:16 p. m.--cuban carnival. d.
rected by AImando Roa-New
York-wGBs (ais).
1870 p. m.-CorrelI and Cos
den-Chicago-WGN (309.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
= p. m.--Midweek hymn sing
New York--WEAF, WRC.
1880 p. Infamous characters
in llterature-New York--wEAF.
p. m.--Edua Indermaur ana
Dicie' Howells. duets, accompanied
by orchestra--New York--WJZ,
WBZ, KDKA. KYW.
S:S0 p. m.--Ernesto Berumen,
pianist-New York--WEAF, KGR,
WIFI. WWJ, WCAE, WsAI. KSD.
WBZ. KDKA, KYW.
p. m.-Clicquot Club Eski-
mos--New York-WEAF, WEEI,
WCAE. WTAM, WMsJ, WSAI,
wGN. Ksp, woo. WCcO, wGY;
Radiotrons--N York-W WIZ.
WBZ, KDKA, KYW.
10 p. m.--GoodFich Zippers--
New York--WEAF. WEEP, WAR,
WTAG, WGR, WIFI, WCSH,
WCAE. WV. wSAI. WGN. KSD.
voc. WcCo. WADE.
DANCE MUSIC
10 p. m.-Le Paradfs Band
Washington--WR (469).
1906 p. m.-Benjamin Franklin
Hotel Orchestra - Philadelphia ~
WIP (60s).
IL p. m.--Vincent Lopez Or
chestra--New. York--WEAF (Ge9l,