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Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
new SCHEDULES
ON RAIL ROADS
ARE SUCCESSFUL,

The new train schedules Which
went into effect throughout lmper-
ial Valley yesterday on the South.
ern Pacific and San Diego and Ari-
iona roads carried through without
a hitch. All Of the trains pulled
into the various stations right ON
time and the service rendered the
valley WAS regarded by All who took
advantage Of it is Il big step for
ward in the valley.
The new motor train which op-
crates between GaIeXieo and NJ
land, making numerous connections
tor valley residents drew consider
able attention. 1t has 4 seating cd
parity Of - passenger sand special
compartments for carrying bag
gage and express.
Business on both lines yesterday
WIS reported as brisk at the ticktt
offices. Many Of the valley resi-
dents took advantage OF the Sunday
cut in fares and the ma iority Of
these rode the new motor train.
The " .Argonaut, Train No. lei.
steamed into FL Centre at 9:3a
. tlbt n 1ttNi Hl2It th rs I4."4ft'it
trip through the valley. This train
viii make the stops previously made
by the "Apachc,' Train No. i
which Is at present being switched
off at INLAND. The train II service,
however. is continued INTO the Val
ley by the new motor tram through
connection ut INLAND.
The "Argonaut : will carry .
sleeper service for Imperial Valley,
direct service tn Nogalrs, Ariz., he-
ing afforded on this sleeper eaeh
night and three night, giving dire,l
connection through Ia Topic, Me-
leo.
The new train service on the san
Diego and Arizona, giving paSsen.
gers Il direct service between Yuma
and san Diego, worked out effeer
lively. These trains leave Fl Cen.
tro at 3:l5 p. m. arriving in lmna
at 800 p. IN. and leave Yuma at
4:l5 Il. m. arriving i'll FL Centre at
6:20 II. m.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
MeYer Home Scene of
Organization Meeting of
Presbyterian c. E.

The Howard z. Meyer home on
Wcnsley avenue WAS the scene q
Il gathering of voting people last
night, Jean Meyer acting rs hostess.
The occasion WIS the organization
of the Christian Endeavor
- tile Presbyterian church. \ pot
luck dinner preceded the meeting.
Paul Gillett was elected president
al thc society. and Margaret Ede-
secretary treasurer. jean Meyer
was chosen pianist and EVELYN Pope
social chairman. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
y Parker are to act a> leaders.
Those present in6 lufcd Buick | II
derwood, jean Never. Betty Nc
MILAN. Evelyr Pope, Beth Mel
bourne. Margaret Eide, BRYAN Ar
mour. Paul Gillett, Allen Cameron.
Earl Briggs, Russell Byrd, Warren
Watson, Frank McIvcr. DelouS Cox,
Junior Holiday, Standlce Rank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Never.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
MAY Utilize Mud
Pots Near inland

Reports, coiaiug from Los Ange-
les, slate that Imperial valley
mud NolcaHot, may be h;rnesSed is
Il soWea Of electrical power The
ua.aral stcsta4. oHr Of the plenome-
ua whie. las caused many lmper-
iat 7a7+ey residents to visit the
,.vulyanocs near Salton Sea would
furnish the tefec.
II Tie Psesant time The district
a5out he maa=pots Is closed 10 the
public. but many rumors are afoot
fe-aaeiH9 experimental work helns
done, secretly. the experiments have
be,a 45ing on over Il year.
According to statements Madf,
there is similar volcanic area IN
itaiv whore natural steam is har-
messed to operate huge works sup
plying eiecirIeaI power to Florence,
Le.horn, >icnI and other cities.
The mud pots OF Saiton Sea have
been OF interest to scientists for
many years. L is stated that the
work is to start AT He'll ) Kitchen,
the home of capt Charles Davis,
who j., we'll known here.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
Scouts Outing
Is Successful

After Il successful overnight
camp patrol leaders of Boy Scout
troops of lmperial Valley and Yuma
returned to their homes SATURDAY.
10 older scouts having participated
IN the program and fun, which VAS
carried on, i'll Il slightly modified
form, IN spite of the wind.
Saturday morning was devoted to
a brief patrGi leaders training
course, to assist the boys in their
duties rs leaders. The camp was or
ganized into Il troop, with patrol,
led by the most capable scout lead
ers.
Men present during the cntir.
time were Marcus Tayor, assistant
Seoutmaster of Troop -; Les Car
diff, CaleXieo, Il member of the
troop committee of Troop II: Ham
ilton ked,lie. Yuma and Arthur T.
Hobson, caleXico. field executives
and and 5. l.. McCrofy. Other men
present for part time were Louis
MannS. CaleXieo, scoutmaster OF
Troop |, and feussell Byrd, Holt,
vile, seoutmaster of Troop %.
Scouts attending from FL Centre
We're Howard Riehart, Robert Va
usek, Pierpont Walker George
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
b. Y. p. Z. Rally Held
Here Yesterday

Baptist young people of BrawIey
and Holtyille joined with those cf
this city for a B.N.P.T. rally yester-
day. \ box luncheon at the church
preceded the, afternoon s program.
Musical numbers Included a vocal
Iio by Edna Cameron. Nelna clay
rou and Lawrence Harris, accom-
panied by Gladys Claypool, OF the
local society; Il duet by IinltVille
members, and songs by a male quar-
tct from Brawlcy. Talks were given
hv Mrs. Sam Sutherland and Miss
Katherine kavanaugh OF Holtvillc
and W. o. White of Brawlev ON dit-
ferent phases of B. Y. T. |. work.
The meeting closed with Il booster
talk by {. W. Whistler of this city.
Tire rally was preliminary to a
larger one which will be held i'll
nrawley on April ~, which viii be
attended by members Of the state
executive board Of the organization.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
Missing Man Is
Sought Here

search for Arthur Mroos of Ndma
is being conducted in Imperial Va,
ley. Two friends of the missing
man arrived in T. Centre Yesterday
and asked the cooperation Of the
shcriff's office and he various po-
lice headquarters in the search for
Mroos.
They said he left Los Angeles on
March ), bound for Yuma, bat had
failed to show up and rs there was
no reason for his failing to appeal
they believe he has met with foul
play. somewhere along the route.
lie WAS described as being , feet,
q inches tall; light comP!eNloM;
blue eyes; brown ouit, with pl"
stripe: grey cap. He was driving. "A
1916 Buick which had been r"h9l't
Ia make it look IKE q 1924 model.
.Anv information rs to his where
alnuts may be sent to Harold Whit
i'm care Of the Yuma police depart
mcnt
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
MUSIC ACADEMY
SCENE OF MERRY 4.
DANCING PARTY

Mr. and Mrs. Elmer y. Todd, AS
sisted by members of the Academy
IF Music faculty. gave Il delightful
-. Patrick : dancing party at the
academy on Saturday night at
which members Of their high school
classes and their friends were
guests. About 80 Young people wer"
present.
The It. Patrick : motif was used.
programs and shamrock faN"rS he
iug distributed \ spot dance was
won by Buick Underwood and Nlc-
tor IIctzel, and the prize dance -
Nary Kate Stewart and JohUni"
Wells.
\ group Of mothers of the stu
dent, assisted throughout the eve
ming. Mrs. l.. Gribbs presided at
the punch bowl where Irish punch
was served. Mrs Howard +. Meyer,
Mrs. Il. 4. Boyott and Mrs. }. W.
Cass were others present.
Card, were also Il diversion Of thc.
>drcc>>fuI evening
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
DISTRICT HEAD OF
LEGION AUXILIARY
VISITING VALLEY

Mrs. trace Y. Weston, district
head OF the American Legion AuXll-
i;rr arrived in the valley to-day I"
PUGET with The valley auxiliary units
and bcrurar acquainted with the
larnbrrs Of the organization.
Tonight Mrs. Weston will be =
@aest at iiunrr 10 Dc given bN
tle lnterpost Drill Tear. At Braw-
l,y. which Was receur:, orgaHizcd
T. couddct Invitations and install;-
tions throughout the c.,untr, Mr.
Martin and Mrs Bcss Mitchell are
FL Centre members of the drill
team.
On account - Mr.. Weston : Wis
i. joint meetings Of Tie units Of
tie auxiliary have been called for
Thursday "Wednesday aud THURSDAY
sights. two units joining on each
hight. The FL Centre unit viii
'pobabIy meet 1T CalrXieo on We'd
rasdav night. Definite announcn-
fncHt will be made before chat tim'
however.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
Students to Give
Chamber Program

An unusual program will Re prs
sentcd Wednesday noon in ronne"-
lion with lAc wcr<'y luncheon
meeting ~ the Chanbrr Of Con-
ncrrr at the barbara Worth hotel
The program VIII Dc giTcn by Prof
K. Nj. Fair Of Central Union high
school and several students. Il
WiI! consist Of showing he member
how the class conduct, the testing
Of milk and creams, 10 determine
the amount nf huttrrfat contained
and the grade Of the product.
The demonstration 10 be given
win give THE mcmbers Of the cham
Der an idea Of the work being con
ductcd II the high school by tie az
ricultaral instructor.
ocyoral. business matters v ~ be
brought before he gathering foi-
lowing the demonstration. A meet
ing Of the directors win be held dt
night,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
Gamblers Enter
Pleas Of Guilty

Four 81 me five Eouag men ar
rested last week oa charges Of
gambling when il bl&chark game,
staged near iegrucc .bed in th,,
rast end Of town. wa. broken mp
~ police, entered plcas Of gdilty to
charges Of gambling this morning.
The fifth, Steve Acaycdo pleaded
not guilty and trial in bi, case was
80 dowu for Wednesday morning,
jury being waived.
The otncr tour, Gus M1nzakas,
Ernest Davis, Gcorge Brand and
Charles Lytci. "rrc represented in
court by Ernest Utlcy, attorney. II
.vas brought out that thc ganrc had
sprung ~ while the men were wait
ing for work and the Officials ask
eo the ludgr that lcnieury be cX.
tended
The judge imposed Il fine Of
500 each or 100 davs ~ iail. sus-
pending 800 Of the finn in each case
for period Of six mouths. The
four were given freedom upon pay
nent Of 80 each.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
TAKES
FOURTH PLACE
AT COAST MEET

Central Union track athletes
won fourth place in the sixth IN.
nual southern counties nigh school
track meet 1T Huntington Beach
Saturday, scoring t6 points. Twelve
schools competed, Santa Ana taking
first place with Chaffey high and
San Diego finishing i'll second and
third place respectively.
Hunt took second in the low hur-
dies and third in the high hurdles.
Third place in the low hurdles went
to Schultz Of Central who also took
fourth in the high hurdles Both
boys did very good work. Hunt
took first in the preliminary low
hurdles in the fast time of 70 seq
oud> which is fourtifths of second
faster than the valley record. As
be has had only three low hurdles
races, big things are expected of
him. Schultz ran better than he did
in the valley meet and is expected
to make even better time in th2
Southern California meet. Bashy,
tunning in the same low hurdles
preliminary with Schultz took tliird
place. but only the first two men
qualified.
Nash took second place in the 44o
yard dash aud ran his usual good
1ace. y strong wind made it hard
going most Of the way.
Haskell won first place in the iav-
elm throw sending the spear l45
feet. This was new event at the
Huntington Beach meet 50 he viii
have u record for at least Il year.
Central did not run in the relay
aS it was necessary to run prellm
iuaries before the other races. This
would have tired the boys ont ANA
thcv would not have been able to
do their best i'll the other events.
Paul Gillett took third i'll the pre-
-liminary 220 yard dash but failed
to get into the finals rs only two
men qualified. The two men Whe
beat him iii the preliminary took
first aud second places in the finals,
ReV. Arthur Schultz helped Coach
Armstrong ont by taking four boys
to the coast i'll his car.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
BRIDGE PARTY FOR
Blue + RI 4 n e. L Z
CLUB MERRY AFFAIR

Misses Edith kluek aud Olga Man
gum charmingly entertained the
members ef the Blue Triangle Club
at a bridge party at the Kluck home
recently. st. Patrick :. decorations
were attraetieiy used by the lost
CSSCS.
Miss Helen Gerard won high score
prize, and Miss Mortia Wade, con
ISOLATION.
Those enjoying the merry affair
were the Misses Margaret Lanies,
I.clen Gerard, Rose Mahana, Celia
Young, Hazel Cassatt. Marian John
ston. Viola Dun@Ls, Eva Curtis,
Mary Jane Hancock. Mortia Wade,
Isolde Horton. llilma SalasSi, Mrs.
Russell kleigle, Mrs. Mary Daniels
and the two hoStcSScS.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
Heber Dairy,nan
Called by Death

Joe Casanova, aged 81. of lIeher
and widely known throughout I'm
i,erial VALLEY rs Il dairyman, died N
the county hospital Saturday after.
noon. Heart disease was given rs
ti.e cause of death which followed Il
long illness The deceased had been
under treatment at the hospital for
more than two months.
The body was removed 10 the b.
l.. Lemons undertaking parlor>.
Funeral services will be held tomoG-
row morning from Lemons funeral
chapel and later from St. Mary
church. Rev. Joseph o Farrell, pas
tor, will atficiate. Burial will b.
madc in the Mountain View eems-
tesy.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
SOCIETY AND CLUB NEWS
DELIGHTFUL IRISH
PROGRAM ENJOYED
t. BY COLLEGE UOHEN

Brawlcy members Of the Imperial
Valley College Women : Club Were
hostesses at Il clever st. Patrick :
luncheon and program, given ut the
Brawley high school Saturday. Mem
--bers Of the club from all parts et
? the valley, including ii number from!
III Centre, were present.
The gay green and white decora
tive scheme, with shamrock menus
and programs, made Il most attrae-
tive effect. Announcement OF the
menu, the first course of which was
ga little bit Of blarney. and the
conclusion ''St. Patrick : Delight,
and Bridgct'S Brew, created
much interest
The following delightful program
was presented during the afternoon
Orchestra selection: Irish Lit.
by Erin Lassits. = Badinagc. Miss
Weaver: Mother Machrce' and
rWhen Irish Eyes are Smiling, by
Miss Ferguson; = In 1899, a ski
with the setting laid IN New Aorl,
apartment, in which Alfred Laur-
aine. Vernon Cox and Nellie Kruger
took part; The Tumble Down
Shack of Athlone. and Bells Of
the Sea- Ed Nixon: When Song
is Sweet and a Brown Bird
: Singing" Mrs. Perl Alien; " Three
PHILOSOPHERS of Life, and All
That Matters, Miss Kirkpatrick
. and an orchestral selection.
FL Centre members attending were
Mesdames Josephine King, Grace
Stephenson, Nern DcTar, David i.
{ Creighton. Ray Ellis, Georgia Todd.
NJ. Ellis. Ruth Wiman, Ella smitl..
Fred Nuttall, the Misses kni i
Wiman, Ella Smith, Dorothy WI.
son, Edith Hedrick ant several
. .rnnSf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
FarereH Party To
be Giren Tomorrow
for Mrs. Il. n. FOrneU

Complimentary to Mrs. Il. II.
ferney. who with her husband is
leaving shortly for los Angeles, the
Indies of the Methodist church ar,
claiming Il farewell party tomorrow.
The affair will Re he'a NJ the home
of Mrs. Josephine Ilcdrick, 80 Oh
i've avenue. All members Of the
church are invited to attend.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
Farm Home De Durtnient
OF NcCdbe to Meet
uith Mrs. Forester

The Mrtabe Farm Home depart
ment will meet on Wednesday 1T the
home Of Mrs Rose Forester. Col
or. Dveins and Hat Making wilt
be the subject. The meeting VIII
be an all day affair, with Il pot
luck luncheon at Noon. This Is the
follow-up meeting II continue the
work begun carrier this month.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
Episcopal Guild To
Meet at the Rectory
Tomorrow Afternoon

Tomorrow afternoon the Guild OF
St. Paul ; Episcopal church will
hold Il regular meeting. The ses-
sion is called for 2:30 aud will be
held at the rectory, % Orange ave
nue.. \ ful attendance is request
ed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21

Read, Pritehard Couch, Tom McCul.
lough, Thad Butter, George Conner,
Forrest Ferris, George Eiycs, Roy
Sweeney, Bobby reynolds, Walter
Weleh, James Cass, Walter 8rom
ley and Allen Cameron.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
POLICE SEEK RELATIVES
MURDERED COLORED WON
Hy United Press Leased win

MERGED, Calf, March 21.I,aa
attempt to locate relatives of ]
Jay Johnson, colored, who was le
dered near here Saturday, wash,
ing made in San Francisco and
Angeles today. IN
Local officers believe Mrs. j
son S husband is in San FranQis
and her brother is residing in a
southern city. The coroner S inq
is being delayed until one of tpi'
men is found. a.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
Denies Stealing
Automobile Tire

Alex j. Johnson, colorcd, was
brought before Judge Edgar b. Her
Nev in police court this morning.
Johnson was locked up last night
when Assistant Chief of Police Cor
nclison and Patrolman Pryor, found
him in possession of an automobile
tire believed to have been stolen
from man named Draper.
johnson denied stealing the tire
telling the judge that he had bought
1T from q man named jackson.
If the tire was stolen m gull
ty of having stolen goods in my pos
session, he told the judge, but de
Eicd any knowledge Of the theft.
The judge remanded him to the
county jail pending investigation
but the negro at this point won a
plea.
i've got rheumatism Judge,
oan t you put me in the city lock-
up he asked. II need the sun
and IS too dark in the county
jail.
He was informed that the city
lookup was fer members of the
chain gang and that he wouldn t
get three meals a day unless h.
joined the chain gang.
Put me ON the chain gang,
Judge, came the reply. u can
work. Look at these hands
His request was granted.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21
Literature Section
to Meet TOna0rTOU

The Literature section Of the We
man : Ten Thousand Club win meet
tomorrow AT the home Of Mrs. Ross
Z. HirkcoX at $50 "a. nl Acts four
aud five of Richard il" VIII be
studied.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21

Senator Boomboom Mae Whorter
remarks that every time he picks w
Il paper these days he sees pice"
about " How to Play Bridge, ansI
he wonders if. the people aren I just
too dumb to learn.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21

December rains allowed - feet OF
water TO accumulate back Of the
San Dimas dam Los Angeles couD
ty
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21

Tie recent fruit growers extension
school at Chico, Butte County, had
l34 attendants.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21

u. j. Kirkpatrick, Mcfarland,
Kern county. grew 2J bales Of cot.
ton on less than II acres Of land.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-03-21

Money to Loan CT hutcmo'tN
Sterling Securities Co. lnc.. Fre''
Cross, Mgr. 6G0 Main st. i"
Evening star., 1927-05-13

There are $4,000 radio subscribers
in an area of 100 miles including
Toxic.
Evening star., 1927-05-13

the organization have signified their
intentions of attending.
These men and women, who have
been connected with the telephone in
diIstry for more than II years, get to-
gether annually torenew acquaintance
ships, hear talks on telephone sub
jects and elect officers and delegates
to the general assembly, which will be
held in Colorado Springs in Sep
tember.
The meeting will be called to order
at the City Club, which will be the
general headquarters, at 1890. Those
scheduled to address the pioneers are
II. II. F'laharty, Baltimore; Miss Mat
tie l.. Miner. Wheeling, w. Va; Miss
Emma J. Grady and Harry Ellis of
Washington. Miss Carolyn II. Mar
tin, president, will preside.
The present officers of the chapter
include Carolyn II. Martin, president;
John f. Slaven, secretary treasurer,
Evening star., 1927-05-13
TAX REFUND SOUGHT.
Railroad Holds Levy Paid on Profit
Traced to Error.

CHICAGO, May 13 R.-Recovery
Of $1,500,000 in excess taxes, alleged
to have been paid the Government
under protest from 1918 to 1920, was
asked by the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railroad in a suit filed by
receive in the United States District
Court yesterday.
The railroad states that during Fed
eral control itsbooks showed q profit,
whereas it has since developed through
recheck that a mistake was made,
causing the railroad to pay taxes on
profits which were not received.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
Sergeant Is Retired.

After 80 years active military serv-
ice, Master Sergt. Frank Davies, Med
ical Department, at the intermediate
depot, Front Royal, Va, has been
placed on the retired list of the Army
on his own application.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
BRAND IDEA IND0RSED.
Senator Edwards Approves Pro
posed Peace Union With France.

Endorsement of the proposal of
Premier BRAND for a union between
the United States and France for
world peace has been given by
Senator Edwards, Democrat, New Jer-
sey, in a letter to the Woman's Club
of Upper Montclair, N. j., which also
had indorsed the suggestion.
"Of course all thinking Americans
must realize that the negotiating of
any treaty between the French and
American Republics looking to the
amicable settlement Of all interna-
tional differences would not insure a
lasting world peace the New Jersey
Senator's letter said, "but to my mind
it would be a beginning toward dis.
countenancing war by all nations
Evening star., 1927-05-13
THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON G.. FRIDAY MAY

Washington: C. L. Clemson, Annap-
oils; Edwin r. Cole, Richmond. and
Miss Eva M. Reid, Wheeling, vice
presidents, and Harry c. Hobbs, Bal
timore; Charles T. Clagett, Washing.
ton, and Evan r. Phillips, Richmond,
members of the executive committee.
A dinner will be served at the Will
lard Hotel at 6:45 pm. and the meet
ing will be brought to a. close by a
theater party at Keiths.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
PHONE PIONEERS
MEET TOMORROW
More Than 500 Veterans Expected
to Attend Annual Gathering
at City Club.

Pioneer telephone men and women
from the District of Columbia, Mary.
land, Virginia and West Virginia
members of the Alexander Graham
Bell Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of
America, will assemble in Washing
ton tomorrow for their fifth annual
meeting. More than 500 members of
Evening star., 1927-05-13
COMMUNIST IN TROUBLE.
Former President of international
Attacks Central Committee.

MOSCOW, May 13 @.-G. S. Zino-
vieff, former president of the Com
munist international. Is again in
trouble with the Communist party for
attacking itsc entral committee at a
non-party. meeting.
Considering his action as a breach
Of discipline, the central committee
decided today to lay the matter
before the party's central control
commission. The Leningrad Com
munist committee and committee
of the Moscow garrison have also
demanded an investigation.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
HEIR TO TRY FOR SCREEN.
Bankers Son Seeks Place In the
Movies.

NEW YORK, May 13 GD.-An heir
to an estate estimated to total $40.
100000, Barton Hepburn, son Of the
late Barton Hepburn, banker, is to
try out for the motion pictures.
Mr.. Hepburn recently appeared in a
series of plays presented in Greenwich
Village. d. w. Griffith has arranged
for the screen tryout.
Evening star., 1927-05-13

and director Of the j. O.. White In
vestment Co., Wall Street brokers,
jumped to his death from the fifteenth
floor of the Hotel McAlpin yesterday
afternoon.
Evening star., 1927-05-13
Jumps From Fifteenth Floor.

NEW YORK, May 13 R.-Sanger
B. Steel, 35 years old. vice president
Evening star., 1927-11-14
VILE RETURNS TONIGHT.
Will Be Heard on Program Of sta
tion WRC.

Frederic William Vile, whose radio
talks on 1.-THE Political Situation in
Washington Tonight" have been u
regular feature Of Station WRC pro-
grams since the Fall of 1923, will re-
turn to the microphone next Wednes.
day evening at 7:45 o'clock. Mr.. Vile
will be heard on successive Wednes.
days at the same hour throughout
the rest of the year and far into 1928,
including talks from both national
conventions.
The National Broadcasting Co. will
henceforward transmit "The Political
Situation in Washington Tonight"
over it's far-flung ''biue network" This
includes stations WRC, Washington.
and WIZ, New York, and other high.
powered stations in Baltimore, Boston,
Springfield, Rochester. Pittsburgh, De-
troit, Cincinnati, Chicago and Daven-
port.
The National Broadcasting Co. esti-
mates that there is minimum po-
tential audience" Of over 10000 lis.
teners within the blue networks terri.
tory, which covers an area containing
about 66 per cent of the country's pop
ulation.