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The Washington times., 1927-05-10

a. Mrs. Gray may be to her traitor
Gus husband, she places their little
daughter. Jane. 10, before him.
She has no tar succeeded in keep
ing all knowledge Of the plight Of
Daddy, who was such q gay and
affectionate father IN the little home
Orange. N. j., from little Jane.
HE was so wrapped up in
Jane" Mrs. Gray said. sobbing
deeply.
she viii have to know It some
time, I suppose. When the time
comes want to be the one to tell
her"
Mrs. Gray declared Judd always
was good provider devoted to
his home
1.-THE first thing he would do
when he came home was to play
with Jane," she went on. saThen
he'd put on old clothes and tinker
around. II you'd see our home you
could see all the things Judd did
there"
The Washington times., 1927-05-10

tBX IWtCEU8tlgW9A GGWD E4EWAc5
NEW ORLEANS, La. May 10.
with the flood waters of North
eastern Louisiana already washing
over the Bayou des GLASSES levees.
relief agencies Of the State were
confronted today with the refusal
Of thousands Of farmers in the
threatened parishes south Of the
Ievee line to heed the evacuation
warnings issued . week ago when
engineers declared a break in the
Bayou dikes to be inevitable.
Women and children have left the
four hundred square miles in
Avoyelles. Pointe Coupe and St.
Landry parishes, Immediately be-
yond the wave-washed bikes, but
throughout the entire region men
remain behind with their cattle
and crops, apparently assured by
more than 200 years Of flood his
tory in West Central Louisiana
that their lands are immune from
the devastating waters.
For more than twenty-four lours
wave.wash has been spilling over
the river walls at several points
along a thirty-five mile stretch.
From four to six feet of water is
rolling down from the inundated
northeast quarter Of Louisiana, but
still these grim old planters stub
bornly turn their backs upon the
publicly displayed evacuation warn.
ings of the State relief director.
The Bayou des CLASSES is the sole
and fragile barrier that stands be-
tween the flood waters Of the north
eastern parishes and the rich cotton
and sugar lands to the south.
The Washington times., 1927-05-10
GUARD THE
WHERE TEE.TH

EVRYwHERE people were
saying: "There are many
theories about the proper Y
care Of the teeth and gums.
Which one is right? What
should ! do to protect my
teeth from decay and my gums
from infection?"
E. r. Squibb & Sons decided
20 find the answer. The 1000
practicing dentists Of this
country were asked. $50 Of
the answers agreed ON the fol.
lowing facts:
I'D Acids are the most frequent cause
Of tooth decay and iTTitdted gums.
90 The most serious trouble occurs
at the pIGce sphere teeth and gums
nsest-knos'n as The Danger Line.
80 The bese produce knosUn to neu.
fr0Iise acids IN the mouth is Milk
of MGgnesiG.
Squibb's Dental, Cream con-
tains more than 500 Of Squibb's
Milk of Magnesia in the most
The Washington times., 1927-05-10
What Doing Today
and Tomorrow

Today
Dinner-civitan Club. Lafayette hotel.
$50 p. m.
Neutrality-suspicious. Daughters Of Amer
lea. col p St. n. W. ,. m.
Art exhibtt--Phillips Memorial CAL
Iery, to s .. m.
Soldiers Home Band, Stanley
Hail, Soldiers Home. 6;4S 3. m,
Dance-oeorgetown Interfrat. Nay
flower Hotel. p. M
Meeting Society % Bacterioloetsta.
United States Hygienic Laboratory. s 5.
MsstInE Cat Club. sTo1 Conn. Ave.
N. w, p. m.
Meeting Barry. Farms citizeng Asso.
citation, Hoffman's. S:1o D. n.
Card pafty-Waneta Council. Pythlan
Temple, p. m.
Dlnnercaraya Club. Raleigh Hotel.
$3.50 ,. M
Dinnsr--Army Air Corps Ressrve. Har.
vey'a, $3.50 ~ m.
The Washington times., 1927-05-10
| LORRAINE Sees
ma IN CELL
lcontlnusd from zee D

CONTINUED from Page D
arms went round the figure in the
blue silk coat.
And so you didn't so to school
today, did you, dear2''
No, ma.
The matron was getting nervous.
It was nearly court time. She
touched her prisoner on the shoulder
and Lorraine stepped back to the
side Of her grandmother, Mrs.
Brown.
Quickly, Mrs. Snyder kissed Lor.
raine again. Then she made q
few. dabs at the blonde locks, I'm.
touched by hairdresser, which
looped from below her black hat.
She walked to the door:
"Good-by, dear
"Good.by. ma,
The Washington times., 1927-05-10

TRANCE developed this famous
method of making fine toilet soap!
Skin so smooth and radiant, lovely
arms and satiny shoulders, expressive
hands white as gardenias at the opera in
Paris. on the beach at Deauville. you see
them everywhere in France! The coun>
try that draws women from every land
looking for loneliness.
Beauty>wise France! So old, so wise
in ways to loveliness. For years and
years the whole world has looked to her
for fine toilet soaps. The gift Of d smooth
The Washington times., 1927-05-10
WIFE BELIEVES
IN JUDD GRAY
tcontInued from Paee 81

CONTINUED from Page 3D.
Judd. Everybody received his
kindest thoughts and consideration.
He simply couldn't help sharing the
troubles Of others.
Judd Gray had religion. The
ru hfuIness Of that was evidenced
b what he did on the witness
ST "a"
Tut, although protesting her de-
VI Jon to her husbands cause, Mrs.
GrAy was unwilling to comment on
the future.
Jane First IN Her Heart
Fl simply can't do any planning. +"
she said. ct may be q year be-
fore it win be possible for me to
make any decision .
Somehow it seemed that, devoted
The Washington times., 1927-05-10

operated on last Thursday by DR..
John B. Deaver.
After . visit 70 his patient this
morning. Doctor Beaver declared
''he's all right but beyond this
refused to comment on. Hunting.
toms condition. Hospital attend
ants. however, reported his pulse.
| and temperature near normal with
his condition unchanged. !"
The Washington times., 1927-05-10

convsntion-coIonlai DANES Of Amer
lea. MayfIowsr Hotel.
Meeting Columbia Historical Society,
Cosmos Club. 8 ,. n.
Card party--Youne Peoples Service
Club, St. Marks Church. p. m.
Tomorrow
concert-unlted States Marine Band.
Marine Barracks. s:16 3. m.
Dinner-LAon's Club. Mayflower Hotel.
$3.50 p. m.
Meeting Michigan Park Citizens A.
ISOLATION. Bunker Hill School.
The Washington times., 1927-05-10

skin-France knew her matchless pow
ders and perfumes lose half their magic.
and more, if the skin itself is not smooth,
exquisite. She developed her famous
method for making fine toilet soap.
It is by this tried and treasured FrencE,
method Lux Toilet Soap is made!
It is true saxon de toilette, this white,
6ne>textured, subtly fragrant cake! Your
delighted 6ngersrecognize it. Such bub>
bling instant 1ather! How it caresses
your skin. evenin hard water. giving you
that bene6cent, satin smooth feeling
The Washington times., 1927-05-10

you soadored costly imported soapsforl
Magic-ah! but you do feel more ex.
quisite. more utterly charming, we'll
tended. Lux Toilet Soap tends your
skin the true French way.
France with her passion for perfec>
ton and America with her genius for
achievement, together they give you
Lux Toilet Soap for just ten cents!
Wherever soap is sold you will find
this new delicious soap for face. hands
and bath. Made BY the makers Of Lux.
Lever Bros. Co.. Cambridge. Mass.
The Washington times., 1927-05-10
DANGER LINE
N 3 E z @ U M S

I convenient and effective
form to neutralize acids at
The Danger Line. When
you brush your teeth, tiny par
ticles of Milk Of Magnesia are
forced into every pit and crev.
ice along The Danger Line and
other places where acids can
form. And there they remain to
safeguard your teeth and gums
for long time afterwards.
You viii like Squibb's Den.
tai Cream. 1t is pleasantly fla.
yored. 1t is safe, even for the
youngest child. It relieves sem
sitive teeth and sore gums.
Here, in simple terms, are
the facts as to what constitutes
proper oral hygiene. See your
dentist at least every six months
and use daily Squibb's Dental
Cream. On sale at all reliable
drug stores-only DOC for a
large tube.
tS<E
The Washington times., 1927-05-10

The Tokyo broadcasting station
has about $4,000 subscribers in and
within 100 miles OF the city and will
build plant of more power to
increase the list.
The Washington times., 1927-05-10
PLANTERS DEFY
FLOOD PERIL

The Red Cross drive for flood
relief funds crept toward the $1O,'
OOO, 900 goal today. Contributors
tabuIated up to 10 q. m. tOtaled
$9,751 $50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-12-17

st. Cloud--Clear. O.; roads bad.
fair.
Enthusiastically cloudy. 2;
roads fair.
Duluth-Cloudy. S; roads fair.
Jamestown Cloudy, 12 below;
roads blocked.
Fargo-Cloudy, I below; roads
drifted.
MISUNDERSTANDING, s below; roads
drifted.
Winona--Partly cloudy, O.; roads
poor.
Crookston-Clear, z below; roads
fair.
Grand Forks-Cloudy, 6 below;
roads fair.
Mapdan-Clear, 10 below; roads
fair.
Devils Lake-Clesr, 6 below;
roads good.
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KFYR Radio
Programs
Sunday, Dec. Is

$50 to 1880 !. m.--Orthophonic
music and weather forecast.
81 1890 to 1900 a. nl.-Church
services (by remote contro) First
Presbyterian church.
100 to 200 p. m.--variety re-
quest program.
300 to 800 p. lp.--Bi3marck
Ministerial Association, First Evan
gclical church.
Monday, Dec. 10
9:30 to 1900 y. m.--Ortlfophonic
program, and complete weather fore
1880 to l:i5 p. ta.--old time pro.
gram.
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lis to 1:S0 p. na.--We:..her fore
cast ard Aunt Sammy's household
chat.
6:20 to $3.50 p. nl.-Jean Taylor,
soprano; Genevieve Mepsrd Hughes,
piano and accompanist; Mrs. a. N.
Newton, reader.
1880 to 7:<5 .. m.-Weather. mar.
ket and news items.
GAS to 500 p. ni.-Radio farm
school.
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Temperature and
Road Conditions

Mercury rs4oings =. 4 m.I
BISMARCK-Clear, II below;
roads fair.
Enthusiastically cloudy, s below;
roads good.
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Decisions of
Supreme Court
-
From Burke County

3
alton, plaintiff, VS.. Claude Oakland,
ct al, defendants, and Burke County,
a municipal corporation, Claude Oak
land, ct al, overseers Of the poor,
Cleary township, Burke county,
North Dakota, and Carl Nyquist, re-
spondents, VS.. Thomas Pare, ct al,
as overseers Of the poor, Of Thorson
township, Burke county, North Da-
kota, appellants.
1. Under subdivision 6 of Section
2501 a residence once legally ac-
quired continues until it is lost, by
acquiring q new one, or by volun-
tary absence from the county in
which such residence is established
for a period Of one year,. and where
q person has lived continuously for
five years on his homes tead, and
thereafter rents the land, stopping
there occasionally, building an addi-
ton to his house, digging stones on
the land, going to the land and look
ing after his share of the crop at
threshing time, and there being no
evidence that he was absent from
the county for one year, or that he
established q new residence else
where, his legal residence on his
homestead is not lost.
Appeal from the district court Of
Burke county, North Dakota, Hon.
George H. Moellring, Judge.
Affirmed. Opinion Of the court by
L. j. Palda, Jr., c. =. Brace, Rob-
ert w. Palda, attorneys for appel
lants.
Sinkler & Brekke, attorneys for
respondent Cleary Township; B. L.
Wilson, attorney for Burke county.
C. A. johnson, plaintiff and re-
spondent, VS.. A. B. Larson, as adj
ministrator Of the estate Of George
Alderin. deceased, defendant and APP
Syllabus:
A number Of individuals were CO.
makers of promissory note. One
Of them died and an administrator
Of his estate was appointed, who
gave the statutory notice to credit
ors. Although the note was mature
during the period for filing claims,
no claim was filed. Thereafter ac-
ton was brought by the payee
against the makers and Judgment
obtained against the defendants 9TH
er than the administrator Of the de-
ceased maker. The plaintiff paid
the Judgment and sues the admins
traitor Of the deceased for contribu-
ton. It is held:
~ A claim for contribution by
one co-maker against another is q
contingent claim, within Section
$3.50 Of the Compiled Laws Of 1913.
(2) Under Section $3.50 Of the
Compiled Laws Of 1923, q contingent
claim must be flied within the period
prescribed for the filing Of claims
against the estate of deceased per-
son, or it is forever barred.
a. Section $3.50 Of the Com.
piled Laws Of 1918 il 4 statute u
non-claim and not = statute Of iini-
tatlons.
Appeal from the district court Of
Morton county, Hon. +. :. Berry.
Reversed and dismissed.
Opinion Of the court py Bigdsell,
Hyland & Foster, Bismarck, N.
Oak. and Burton Wilcox, Center,
~. OAK, attbrneyk Tor appellant.
Sullivan, Hanley . Sullivan, Man.
dan, n. Oak, attcvneys tor .respend-
ent. KISS
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RADIO PROGRAMS
AMONG FGArUREo PROGRAMS
sunday ose. 70

ProSrarn--WJz stations
e:00-Youn9 Peoples ConfeNnce-WEAFs z stations
3:00-SyMphqnic Aour-WOR, Is stations.
0eno-WO6. Is /.
<:s0-Naona Radio Vsopes: FoDdk-WJz
1s::s:: T%Rg ysssss:s' ''awnAs = ','-
s:ls--Atwnter - stations
2:30-Araerican Gngers-W0R, Is stations.
S:30-Standayd symphony Hour-KGO KGW kPO KFOA kE1o
9:00-Columbi9 Intimate HnNr-WoR, Is stations
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statesmen

A REAL OPPORTUNITY for a
clean cut, energetic, 1slenda5lo
man, to build for himself a per.
manent and profitable business in
this territory, selling our srt cal
cndars and xL advertising spe.
cialties. Acceptable references
required. Contract for exclusive
territory now Samples that ex.
eel, ready before Christmas. Sen.
tinel Printing Co., Indianapolis,
Ind. Established 1922. Refer.
encc: Bradstreet and Dun.
BIG Ohio Corporation seeks man.
ager for upoccupied territory. $50
weekly commission. Earnings
start Immediately. Good for
$1,000 yearly. We furnish every.
thing, deliver and collect. Capital
or experience unnecessary. Fyr.
Fyter Co., 1909 Fyr-Fyter Bldg,
Dayton, Ohio.
statesmen WANTED-Must have
car. Earn $1,000 extra carrying
sideline greatest popular priced
young mems clothes, two models,
complete line swatches; strictly
commission. Must have reference.
Great opportunity. Stanley Man.
", zee Broadway, N. Y. City.
SALESMEN-We pay you well.
Hardenburg's leather goods, diar.
les, calendars, advertising spe-
cialties; big commissions. Harden.
burg & Co., SGT Elizabeth Ave-,
Linden, N. J.
RADIO Progress Map, first Of its
kind. Beautiful, practical. I'm
limited, untouched National field.
Huebinrer Company, Peoria, Ill.
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Rebuilt Automobiles

Rebuilt Automobiles
A Used Car i No Better Than the
Dealer Made It.
RIGHT now we have customers
waiting for certain makes and
models Of used cars not now in
our stock. They can get them
elsewhere, but they want to buy
them here because they want our
responsibility rs well as the car.
Whatever you buy here will sat
isfy you.
rebuilt Csrs With q Rcrutation"
Lair Motor Sales Co.,
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MISCELLANEOU0

MISCELLANEOUS
DIAMONDS-Mounted in rings Of
the Latest design sent to any bank
for free examination. Fine quail
tiles and extra good values at
$25. $36, $50, $65, SIS, 500 and
up. Easy payments X desired.
Absolute privacy in all transsc-
tions. Your unwapted diamond
taken In as part purchase price.
Buy now for Xmas. James w.
Msrek, exclusive diamond deal.
er. Office ct 108 Third street,
Bismarck. N. d.
FOR SALE-Scotch Ccolie pups.
Ancestors Of thess pups have had
actual work on the ranch for over
twenty wears. All sable and white.
This strain Of colliss, are bold
and fearless, seldom a timid
one among them. Advise wheth-
er you want dog for horses and
cattle or for sheep. Price $1,000
apiece. Address A. E. Pavey,
Wing. N. OAK.
FOR SALE-Car load Of good
grade Percheron horses, six to
nine years old, weight from 1900
to 1900 cwt. Any horse can Be
cut out If not absolutely sound
and good disposition. These
horses are in fine condition and
with . little feed can be in good
shape tor the first Of the year.
Address A. E. PAvey, Wing, N.
nakl
HAVE two newspapers, one is for
sale or lease. Win lease to re-
spoNsible party. If you have only
shoe string for capital save your
stamps. Paper doing good BUSH
ness. Office is well equipped, no
machine, two motors. WALSH
COUNTY INDEPENDENT. AD-
ANS, N. D.
FOR SALE-Just received : large
shipment Of imported German
Haft1 Mountain CaparieS, Every
bird u guaranteed . singer. Also
have . large assortment Of cages
to select from. Bismarck Dairy
Co. Bismarck. n: D. Phone 34s.
FOR SAtE-Boston Terrier female
pup, eligible for registration.
Would make 4 nice Christmas
present. Call At Little House on
Indian school road, near memoir
ial bridge. P. @. Box 368 or
phone 8l4-J. .
NEW SALEM Deep Mine Ignite
Coal from the Mccormick Mine,
There = none batter in the state.
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Tribune. Classified Advertisements
MALE aELp WANTHD

esSO4~
DISTRICT SALES MANAGERS
Chance Of a lifetime. 5000 to
$4,000 . year. Wonderful de.
mand in every Catholic home.
Backed by national advertising.
Good territory closing fast. Act
now. Write The Com. PAX Cruel.
fix Co, Toledo, Ohio.
DO YOU DRIVE A CAR? U. s.
Government .Chauffeur.Cs Carrier
job pays $141.$175 month, "How
to qualify" mailed FREE. Write,
instruction Bureau, 3S.p Arcade
Bldg, st. Louis, No.
WANTED-Farmer Of farmers Sop
or man to travel In country.
Steady work, good profits. Nc.
COMMON & COMPANY, Dept
C262, Winona, MINI.
25 MN WANTED ct once to learn
Barber Trade. Easy work. easy
to learn, good wages. Free cata.
log. Moler Barber College, Far.
60, N. D.
WANTED-Twenty men having
salesmauship ability, tremendous
money earning proposition. Apply
Bismarck Hide & Fur, Bismarck,
n. D.
WANTED-Experienced man to
work on the farm. John Engdahl,
Baldwin, N. D. Phone 3-F.33.
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FURNITURE For SALE
FOR :. SALE-A Baldwin Grand
piano, in excellent condition. For
Information inquire Of Mrs. C. r.
Thompson, room $50 1t Patterson
Hotel. At home after ESQ b. m.
FOR SALE-Dining room table.
chairs, buffet, Kitchen cabinet
and sanitary couch. Phone $50.
PRICED FOR QUICK SALE
Genuine walnut dresser, LARGE and
new, $4,000. Phone 072.
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CENTRAL
62e-kvw chiesao-s7o

6ee-kvW chiease-s7o
6:30-Roxy and His Gang
S:00-Same as WIZ
.Y:sO-Saxophone Sextet
lO:3O-Congress Carnival
3es.s-WEeH.WJJp chIeaso-aao
6:O0-Palmer House Symphony
7:30-Edgewater Orchestra
S:O0-Studio Program
41e.4-WcN.WLls chlease-7ao
7:S0-A. & r. Gypsies
S:30-General Motors Party
1l:o0-Hoodlums
s44.s-WLs chlesso-s1o
6:00-Supperbell Program
s:eo-Harmony Girls q hrsS \
4@7.s-WMAo.WoJ chIease-s7o
6:30-Orchestras
7:30-Musical Calendar
S:OO-Same as WOR q tus.1
42s.3-WLW cIneInnatl-Joo
7:o0-Home Fires Program
S:50-Minstrels
S:00-Dance Music
ss1.2-WsAI cineInnati-aao
7:50-A. & r. Gypsies
S:30-General Motors Party
10:00-Lope1 Orchestra
Sss.1WrAM clsvslsnd-7oo
1884. d r. 0ypsies
S:30-0eneral Motors Party
10:30-Nemories Garden
es2s-WAiU celumhue-
s:o0-CAptivators
s:00-Musical Album
s4s.t-WFAA oaltas-eeo
5:3o-Story Hour: Six Castilia1o
7:Q0-Dance Music: Songs
9:00-Male Quartet
s74a-woc oavsnpert-ooo
7:oo-wOC Feature
s:30-Gensral Motors Party
sss.4-WHo oss MoInss-Doo
e:9o-Roxy ana His Gang
s s:se-1: = e 9oRsss part,
44o.s-Wcx.wJR ostrsle-e -
e:so-Roxy and His Gang
SsQO-0amo ~ WIZ
acknowledgements
9:o0-Cotton PickerS
sse.7-WWJ pstrsl>-eeo
s::;;SS- -{s.a = E SsE oe2os: r.r,v
9:30-Moon Magic
4ee.s-WoAp Ters Wsreseoo
6:5o-Suniiowar Girl
S:30-0eneral Motors Party
s7o.2-WoAF Kansas clty-eso
e:00-School Of the Ar
s:se-esnerai Moor Party
.e:!e-Concert Orchsstsa
1l:4oNNighthawk6
ass.s-WrMJ Milwaukee leao
s:io-denera! Sotors Party
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AGENTS

AGENTS-We start you in bust
ness. No capital or experience
needed to earn $50 to 500 week.
y selling shirts direct to wearer.
Spare or full time. Write for
Free Samples, Madison Shirts,
662 Broadway, New York.
AGENTS-Greatest metal speciality
ever invented! Merchants amazed.
Sensation wherever shown! Large
commissions. Exclusive territory.
Write quick! Pinto Graph. 1876
East Third Street, Flint, Michi-
gan.
DISTRIBUTOR for 100 store route
this county. Experience unneces-
sary. No selling, distribute and
collect. Should net $1,000 weekly.
PERKS MFG. CO., Flor.n, Pa.
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HOME LAUNDRY
THE BEST Address for finished
washes at competing rates ID
Marguerit Bulten's Home Laun.
dry. Mems shirts q speciality.
Repairs If desired. Call 1Ol7 -
2O3 Ave. A West. We call and
deliver.
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CENTRAL

s2s-kvW chleaso~s7o
<:30-Radio vespers
7:l5--Collier Hour
s:i7-.Twenty Minutes' Good Rad
S:15-Don Amaiso
3ss.e-WEeh.WJJo chIcaso-eao
6:S0-Twilight Musicale
6:ao-Dinner Music
S:00-Studio Program
sos.s-WoN.WLio chleaee-soo
3:45--Atwater Kent Hour
9:l5-.Our Music Room"
10:10-Sam n Henry
1o::o-Music Box: Toomy Coates g
s44.e-WLs chlease-e7o
s:oo-Little Brown Church: wL9
Players
%47.s-WMAo.WoJ chlease-s5o
l:s0-Whitney Trio
6:00-Evangelistic Institute
1:o0-Sunday Evening Club
42e.s-WlW Cincinnati
6:l6-F'irst Presbyterian Church
s:l5-Collier Hour
sst.2-WsAl Cincinnati
1:15-String Quartet
SALTWATER Kent Hour
9:15-Biblical Drama
sss.s-WTAM cisvsIand-7so
5:30-Stetson Parade
7:o0-Twilight' Reflections
S:1b-Atwatcr Kent Hour
S16-Ncapolitans
2s2.s-WAlu coiumbus-1ooo
S:00-Enervescent Hour
9:0O-American Singers
9:30-lntiniate Hour
s45.1-WFAA 0aiias-sso
6:00-Radio Bible Class
S:15-Atwater Kent Hour
0:16--BaritOne
1l:00-Six Scenic Senoritas
s74.s-Woc pavsnport-soo
4:30-National Concert Orchestra
7:00--Edwards Congregational Church
S:15-Atwater Kent Hour
?:15--Biblical Drama
5s5.%-WHo Des MoInss-5so
6:2o-Capitol, Theater Family
x:15-Atwater Kent Hour
9:l5-Biblical Drama
44o.s-Wcx-WJR DetroIt-sso
5:oo-TwiliEht Hour
G:30-Central NJ. Il. Church
S:15-Organ Recital
o:00--F'irst Baptist Church
3s2.7-WWJ Detrolt-eso
6:20-Capitol TheAter Family
S:l5--Atwater Kent Hour
4s9.7-WeAP Fort Worth-o0o
S:O0-Vesper Services
9:30--Seven Aces
37o.e-WDAF Kansas CIty-sfo
c:15-Collicr Hour
S:15--Atwater Kent Hour
2s3.s-WTMJ Milwaukes-1oao
7:00-Musical Program
9:16-Don Alnaizo
4os.2-Wcco Minneapoiis.S st. PauI-74o
6:15--Collier Hour
7:15-Atwater Kent Hour
S:15-Don Amaizo
soe.e-WoW omaha-5S0
4:30-National Concert Orchestra
6:30-Bible Study Hour
6:30-Capitol Theater Family
8:15-Atwater Kent Hour
9:15-Utah Hour
4es.7-WoAl San Antonio-eo0
S:45-Central Christian Church
545.f-kSD st. Louis-55o
s.00-Crosley Moscow Orchestra
6:15-Capitol Theater Family
1:30-Collier Hour
S:15-Atwater Kent Hour
34s.6-kvoo Tulsa-e6o
6:30--Centenary Methodist Choir
T:O0--Piano Recital
7:30-Chorus, Messiah"
S:15-Atwater Kent Hour
344.s-WceD zion-s70
S:o0-Zion Orchestra: Vocal TITO
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