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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
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van ssziikssge lakodalonban, tar
sas osszejovetelen, vagy kereszte-
les alkalmaval, forduljanak hoz-
Ia bizalommal Is 3 lelkiisrnerete-
sen kiszodgal nindenkit jutanyos
Arban. Magyar partolja a ma
gyart. Szemelyesen lehet beszelni
Babos J6zseffel, 3008 So Avenue.
Telefon szam 30382.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
ERTEsITES

Tisztelettel tudomasul adjuk
Youngstown k0rnyeke magyar
saganak, hogy Szalma Oszkar We
zetesevel vi zenekar alakult meg.
Ez q zenekar kitin6en jatszik
ugy magyar, valamint angol ze-
net, ha valakinek is zenekarra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23
A TtDovEsz IlEJEKoRAN
vAI6 FlzlFEDEzESE

Most yette kezdetet egy ujabbi
kampany, amt tiid6yesz ideje-
koran val6 felfedezase erdekeben.
.inditott a THd6vesz Elleni Liga,
az Allami Egeszsegiigyi Hiyatal-
lal kar6ltye.
Elhangzott jelszo: senkisem
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-08-23

1OculeHyScS - UdtoiSd h0A "
hat. Mines ertelme a vilagfajda-
lomnak. Erezzuk at vilag nyo-
morusagat es harcoljunk ellene.
A ,kiizdelem mem medd6, mum
ka mem hiabaval6, hiszen Krisztus
maga mondja: "Bizzatok! En-
meggy5ztem a vilagot. Es velem
meggySzitek ii isl
Ujkeny6ri Urvacsora. AZ arata-
81 szokasos halaadas alkalmab6l|
a jov6 vasarnap lesz megteritvel
egyhazunknal scent asztal. Elo-
zo szombaton este oral kezdet-
ltel bunbanati istentiszteletet tar
Itunk, vasarnap delutan 3 6rakor
pedig halaado istentisztelet lesz.
Ez alkalommal k0ltseg-kimeles
szempontjab6l lelkesz eltekin-
ltett a szokasos hiv6 korlevelek
lkikiildeset0l, inert remeli, hogy
lkulon hivas nelkiil is nagy szam-
ban fognak jarulni hivek
| scent asztalhoz, ahova sajat lei
kiink bens6 0szt0nzesetol indittat-
va kell jarulnunk. Amint mar az
elmult heten jeleztiik is, ARA to-
reksziink, hogy az istentisztelet
minden egyes resztvevoje egyben
!, a scent asztal vendege is legyen.
Joves-menesiinkkel ne zayarjuk
meg a scent szertartas meltosa-
, gat. Altalaban vigyazzunk, hogy
az Urvacsora elmulasztasa miatt
/: halatlanoknak ne mutatkozzunk
a Mindenhato elott, aki ez evben
aratast engedett erniink.
Egyhazmegyei es Alkotmanyo-
20 gyiiles. A Fuggetlen Amerikaa
Magyar Reformatus Egyhaz az
liden september 4-en tartja rem
des evi egyhazmegyei es rendki-
: will Alkotmanyozo gyiileset. A
; gyiiles helye Trenton, n. j. Egy.
hazkozseginket gyiileseken a
lelkesz es Kovacs Elek enen0l
4 kepviselik, mint az egyhaztanacs
/. aItal valasztott hivatalos kikiil
:, dottek. A gyiles rendkivul Macy
hordereju hatarozatok hozatala
ra hivatott 0ssze es korszakalko
t6nak igerkezik Egyhazunk elete'
ben. Annak idejen maid helyen
tud6sitast adunk a gyiiles hata'
rozataird. A gyiiles heten tartjaB
. 25 ewes jubileumaikat a perth
u amboyi, trentoni es cartereti fig
, getlen gyilekezetek.
. Templomalap. A legut6bbi he
. ten k0vetkez6 ujabb befizetese
ket k0nyvelte ell penztar: $25. OF
;, Csepke Balazs, $1,000: Asztalo
: Aron, $500: Kish Andras es Ko
;, vacs Andras. Ezekiel egyitt a
. evi befizetes osszege: $3703. 90
listen aldasa nyugodjon meg azo
kon, akik az 3 orszaganak epite
lsere aldozataikat becsulettel meg
: hozzak!
! September piknikiink. Egg
J. haz el6ljarosagunk Noegyletiink
:; kel egyitt szeptemher no elsejel
!, rendezi ezidei utolso piknikjet a
= Ohio Works Play Grounds Jan.
!, Noegylet tagjai eloz6leg kollekta
! last rendeznek a pilxnik jovedel
x menek biztositasa celjab6l hi
! yeink k0zott. Kerjiik testverein
!, ket, fogadjak oket szivesen.
Egyhaztagjain figyelmsbt
Kozoljuk a hivekkel, hogy e no
napban szokasos egyhaztagsag
: dij kollektalas azert mem men
rendesen, inert egyhaztanacso
J saink ugy dolgoztak, hogy ket-ke
! kollektornak egy idoben lehetet
len volt k0rutra indulnia. Egg
haztanacsunk azert a j0vobeli "a
yarok elkerulesere yal6 tekintet
!, tel ugy hatarozott, hogy ezentu
! egy-egy egyhaztanacsos egyedu
: is kimehet kollektalni, hiszen es
kidt ember es pontos szamadasr
van k0telezye. Il hatarozat koyet
kezteben a kollektorok most /,
! masodik fizetesi nap utan men
Evening star., 1928-03-31
WHEAT Is UP SHARPLY
TO HIGHS OF SEASON
Unexpected Strength at Liverpool
Has Bullish Effect on the
Market at Chicago.

BY the Associated Press,
CHICAGO. March 3i.-Unexpected
strength of wheat quotations at Liver
pool led to a sharp early advance today
in the wheat market here. With talk
rife of heavy acreage losses new crop
deliveries of wheat went 10 fresh high
price records for the season Starting
at "a to ia up. Chicago wheat after
ward scored some further gain. Corn
and oats we're also firmer. corn opening
- 10 "a up. and subsequently rising a
little more. Provisions held about
steady.
Reports that India was buying Aus
tralian wheat accompanied unlocked
for price upturns today in the Liverpool
market, This was construed as de-
cidedly bullish. inasmuch as the Aus
tralian visible supply is only 5000 600
bushels compared with 53000.000 year
ago. Speculative buying of wheat in
Chicago. however. which took on broad
proportions today. appeared TO be much
more due 10 persistent reports Of crop
damage in the central domestic wheat
belt, and TO lack of rain where needed
In other sections.
Official adviccs today telling Of un-
favorable weather and crop conditions
in Europe attracted considerable notice
Both wheat and rye are reported as
having fallen somewhat below the con-
dition given as OF February |. 1923. or of
March /. 1927 with Spring sowing de-
layed over large area especially along
the Danube and Central Europe
Evening star., 1928-03-31
STOCK LIST WEAK
ON PROF|T-TAK|NC
Radio Pressed for Sale and
General Motors Also
Comes Down.
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK. March 3l.-Stocks
we're churned about furiously again to-
day. The record breaking turnover
continued, but, and this was the differ
ence between today and the immediate
preceding session, the price movement
was not all one way. The tape fell half
an hour behind.
1t was once more Radio around which
the battle wagcd most violently. Friday
Radio had gone up 24l2 points. leaving
of at 1875. which was the highest the
stock had ever sold. The opening sale
today was 10000 shares at 1914 and
1900 shares at 194i2. For the first
hour It fiuctuated around these prices
or Just below Realizing pressure in
creased however. and before the day
was half over the stock had begun TO
break.
StOp-LOss Orders Uncovered.
Stop-loss orders were uncovered on
the way down until finally the quotation
broke points between sales, slumping
from 100 to 1885, at which latter figure
5000 shares changed hands. From this
point there was a partial rally and
then decline was carried further.
Meanwhile General Motors. which
like Radio had opened higher, came
down to show a substantial net loss on
the day and the rest of the market
weakened in sympathy.
Opening prices for all the active in
dustrials we're higher with many new
records General Electric and West
inghouse were prominent. The former
opened at l6l u, the best for the pres
ent shares and so in effect the best
for all time. Westinghouse. running up
TO il2. was also at new top. with
trading in very large blocks General
Electric. according to the latest figures.
is the owner Of nearly 25O.000 shares
of Radio. Westinghouse is reputed to
have a 27,000-share interest in that
same stock.
Allied Chemical Feature.
Other early features were Allied
Chemical. American International.
Wright Aeronautical, Union Carbon &
Carbide and ltAantic Refining, all at
new peaks. The oils made a better
showing than ia a long time Buying
came into Houston. MaTland and Sim
clair. One block Of Standard Oil of
New Jersey of 10000 shares changed
hands at Al
Railroad shares wer not as prominent
as the industTials st. Paul common
made new high at the start. but that
was an exception. When the market
turned around in the second hour the
rails sold off Steel acted similarly II
was up fractionally at the opening and
then reacted
Evening star., 1928-03-31
Heard In Financial District.

Bankers Association Is In New YORK
TO attend a meeting OF the Association
Of New York Stock Exchange Firms. IN
which he is a director. he VIII return
Monday.
Bertram Chesterman, president Of thu
Morris Plan Bank, has returned from {
business trip 10 Richmond.
Sears, Roebuck a. Co. announce plans
for entering the retail field I'm Richmond
soon after the middle OF April.
The volume Of trade during the weei
ending March "a. as seen from figure
covering check payments, was large
than either the previous week or tn
same week In 1927. according TO tn
Department OF Commerce.
Bonbright IL Co and associates vii
offer next week $4,000. 000 American
Gas H. Electric Co. debenture 5iz pei
cent bonds The price viii be In th'
vicinity of 495 per cent basis.
The stockholders of the Great Kationa
Insurance Co last night approved thi
proposal 10 increase the capital stock
from $500 600 % 81 900 900 and reducs
the par value per share from $50 10 $40
Essay Contest Rules Announced.
President !. J Roberts Of Washington
Chaptef, A, /. b., has announced thu
rules governing the essay contest tol
banking students, the subject for which
is THE Establishment and Operation O
q Credit Bureau" and the reward fol
the first three honor winners being q
free trip 10 the convention VI th'
District Bankers Association. Tn,
papers must not exceed 1000 words, b.
tyJewritten on one side Of the shee
only, be submitted IN triplicate 10 Mis-
Grace M Bromley, assistant sfcreiarj
" the Bankers Association, by May
Other rules relate 10 the Use 0f ficti
tioug names and the proper marking o
each essay In an accompanying enyei0p'
which viii not be opened until after tn
Judges have selected the winners, Thre,
prominent bankers always act as judge
and the same custom VIII be followed
this year
Local bankers have for several month
/ been considering the establishment o
/ a credit bureau here. 50 that the sIblec
+ Is especially timely and practical
Evening star., 1928-03-31
Money to Loan

Secured by first detSi OF trust on real estate
PreValilhe interest and conlmtsslon
Joseph I. Weller asa Wash. T. : Trust
Evening star., 1928-03-31
Trust Company Welcomes Visitors.

The officers and directors of the
Washington Loan e. Trust Co. are
keeping open house this afternoon and
early evening for the enjoyment OF
friends and customers. the time being
considered opportune for inspection of
the new addition and the large amount
of reconstruction work carried out in
the original bank
A similar invitation was issued to
patrons and friends some time ago. but
the changes were only partially COM
pleted at that time. The finished
product is now on view. The banking
rooms are now among the most attrac-
tive and commodious in the city, lend
ing themselves exceptionally we'll To
the transacting of all kinds of banking
business.
President John B Larner and all
other members OF the trust company's
official family have received most
hearty congratulations on the manner
in which the sweeping changes have
been carried out The new directors
room, lunchrooms. enlarged vault space
and scores OF other changes have al
ready been noted in The Star. The
expansion. is sure 10 take care of all
the needs of the bank for many years.
Evening star., 1928-03-31

CHICAGO, March 81 M stock =
holders NJ the Kraft-J'henix Cheese Co.
yesterday voted ~ increase the capital
sDJck from 500 900 shares of par VALUE
Sz5 share " $50 900 shares III The
same par value, and authorized the sale
III ~ 900 shares ~ common stock ~
employees ~ the organization
Evening star., 1928-03-31
COTTON GOODS SLOW.

NEW YORK. March 81 especially -
Cotton goods markets were slow and
little changed at the week end Print
cloths were quoted at 7aa for 64 by COS
and SSa for IS by 72s, the latter a de-
cline Of an eighth cent Raw silks we're
active, but did not advance.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
SHARP INCREASES
IN GAS REVENUES
February Earnings Ahead Of
Last Year-TruSt Company
Welcomes Visitors.
RY EDWARD c. STONE.

Total operating revenues as we'll aS
| total net earnings of the Washington
| Gas Light Co. are showing substantial
! increases during the early part of the
present year I'm comparison with the
corresponding period year ago. ac-
cording to reports filed with the Public
Utilities Commission.
According to the February report
filed with the commission yesterday,
the gas company's total net earnings
for the month reached $l27,S777l
against $93,S39,S0 for February, 1927,
or an increase of $33,4379l.
Total operating revenues for the
month were $553,l5S.9l, compared with
$504 56054 in February year ago,
Operating expenses amounted to $3S3.-
460.7l in February of this year as
against $S20.24S24 a year ago, which
means that some $4,000 was Topped
off the cost of operating the utility
during the month under review.
After deduction of operating eN-
penSeS and taxes the company had an
operating income of $3.50. .4307o. in
comparison with $145.lSl.24 in Feb
ruary. 1927. while the subtraction OF
all other charges for the month leaves
the above mentioned large increase in
net earnings.
Earnings for the first two months of
1928 make an equally interesting show
ing The total operating income for
January and February amounts tc
500. .883. .6S. against Sl45.l8l.24 for the
first two months of 1927 The two
months total net income is $l86.l05.20.
against $l59,S95.4 in 1927.
The operating income is more strik-
ing than the net returns. this figure
no doubt rejecting the growing amount
of gas used in Washington for heating
purposes.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
BOSTON STOCK MARKET

Ry Special Leased Wire to The star
BOSTON, March 81 Following is a
list Of today's highest. lowest and clos
Ing prices for the most active stocks
dealt in here.
Evening star., 1928-03-31
CONDITION
The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Milwaukee, Wis.

"a re9aa,red under the District Of Columbia Cole
Evening star., 1928-03-31
Georgetown Gas Net Higher.

The Georgetown Gas Co. also report
er an increase in net earnings for the
month of February.
The report shows total net oper-
ating revenues Of $S4.69l.72. against
S6S SO year ago; total operating
expenses OF S62. .S93l9. compared with
S5i .97023 in February. 1927. leaving
net income from operations OF $l8,-
S07 81. against $13. 3.56939 year ago.
Deduction of all other charges
against the company for the month
leaves a net income of Sl5.0l429. This
compares with a net last year of So,
1882
Evening star., 1928-03-31
southern's Surplus Up $4,000. 600.

The Southern Railway Co has issued
it's pamphlet report for 1927 Total
assets on December 81. 1927. were
s672 ,3Ie. .694, compared with 5000. l40,-
GIT at end OF 1926. and profit and loss
surplus Sl05, ,849 ,240. against S96,790,-
459 Current assets were S62 300. .564
and current liabilities s2l 1872 ,962 COM
pairing with $50. .943 ,048 and $24, 1905 .955,
respectively. on December 81. 1926.
Income account. which has already
been published shows net income OF
s2l 6o9 GOT after taxes and charges,
equivalent after S per cent preferred
dividends 10 Si440 a share earned on
200 600 shares Of common stock. This
compares with s23 3,596.722 or $l7i6 a
share on 100000 common shares In
1926
Evening star., 1928-03-31
SILVER QUOTATIONS.
STOCK BOOST VOTED.

NEW YORK. March 81 H) Bar
silver. 5714 Mexican dollars, 49,,
, 1928-03-17
just Receive
At
~Stoken7Qnn2S Store

Ford Front Floor Rubber Mats, Fuse
Plugs, Carbura ors, Viscoid Fibre Pack.
ing. Rear Axle Grease Washers. Ford
Front and Rear Tenders. 1875, Jacks,
Babhitt. Cone & Roller ASS. Fri. Hub
Dust Caps. Top Bows, Hood Lacing,
Generator Brushes, Cylinder Head Css.
kets. Chevrolet Slater Switch, and Fan
Be IS. Ford BenGlZ Spring, Blow Torch,
and Starting Cable.
, 1928-03-17
ADMISSION AS USUAL.
NOTICE.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that the
annual examination Of applicants for
teachers licenses will be held on April
2, 3. 4 and 5, 1923
Any citizen of The United States over
sixteen years of age who is known to be
a person of good moral character is eligi-
bic to sit at these examinations.
Information ~regarding these eXamina-
tions may be obtained from the Assistant
Director of Education, Christiansted, ST.
CroiX.
All applicants for examination are re-
CURED to fill in the regular application
blank which may be cbteined from The
office Of the Department Of Eoucation il
Christiansted and from the Principal OF
the Frpderiksted Public Gr&mmer school
in Frederiksted.
H. j. BENEDICT.
Asst. Director OF Education,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-07
OREGON ENDS CAMPAIGN

PROGRESO, Yucatan. Mexico, May
7.-tP-General Aware Obregon.
sole candidate for the presidency.
has completed his CAMPAIGN and will
70 to his ranch IN Sonora to await
the result Of TIE election on the
first Sunday in July.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-07
LEGION SUITS
said A HIT
Garb Irnparts Jaunty
Air to Bugle and
Drum Corps

The sample suit ordered for the
legion bugle and drum corps has
been approved by the corps and or
ders for 81 such suits issued. Mem
bers of the corps are highly elated
with the jaunty air and tropical at
mosphere impaired by the suits. They
were designed locally and were
thought to be just another suit, but
turned out to be a shit" according
to corps members.
They we're ordered through Claw
sons Tailor shop and in order to
aid the legion, Mr.. Clawson has de-
Quoted his commission to tighten the
financial burden.
The suit Is composed OF a form
fitting pea jacket of white two lines
Of red braid extending from the top
of the arms down the front. The
cuffs also have the red braid adorn-
ment. Red and gold cord sgaffes are
attached to the right shoulder with
gold clasps. Three lines Of gold but
tons extend down the front. The
collar is Of military design.
The serape is of bright red on one
side and gold on the other. IL Is
made for a double fold with a right
side knot.
The trousers are Of white and are
fandango type with the bottom "
flare inset with red material. The
flare is accentuated by gold braid
lacing.
The cape is of white satin with a
red lining, and is worn fiared back
owe the shoulders. exposing the red
lining.
The cap is a busbee OF white satin
with a black patent leather forepiece
and a gold chin strap. A red and
white plume is set on top Of the
busbee. Directly in front the Amer
lean Legion emblem in colors is en-
broidered.
The unique atmosphere created by
the uniform is appreciated only aft
er seeing il worn, members Of the
corps state.
1t is expected to attract much at
tention at the San Antonio national
convention and will bring the atten-
tion of many to the Brownsville side
trip being planned from the conven-
ton, legion members say
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-07
CIT Y BRIEFS

At The Corset Shop, 1927 Elizabeth
Street, everything new for the sum.
mer in corsets, eorselettes and bras
sieres. Adv. 3.
Quick Loans on city residence OF
business property. Todd L. Under
wood. 407 Eleventh street.-Adv. If.
Weak Eyes Of children are
strengthened by Dickey's Old Reli-
able Eye Water. All druggists CSC
Extra! Extra, Don / miss the bis
Fisk tire sale now on 1T Bell Service
Station. One block west Of high
school on Elizabeth ctreet.-Adv.
Free! Get that free quart of oil
with every five gallons Of gas thi.
week only. Bell Service Station
Adv.
Specialized your car washed OF
creased. Small cars, 75c, all Others
81; Bell Service Station.-Adv.
Irvines Back-Mr. and Mrs. J. "
Irvine returned Sunday night from
San Antonio, where they were called
Thursday by the serious illenss OF
Mr.. lrvine's mother. LATHE improve
ment was noted in the condition OF
the senior Mrs. Irvine during his
stay, Mr.. Irvine said. Mrs. Irvine's
mother also is confined to her bed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-07
Month Report OF
Border Officers
Shows Good Work

The May report Of Chief Patrol
Inspector d. p. Gay Cf the u. S.
!. s. border patrol suh-district No. 4
shows that 426 persons were taken
into custody by his organization.
The persons were taken at various
points taken in by Rio Grande City,
Falfurrias and Brownsville.
OF the number taken, 397 were
turned over to the immigration of
ficers. Eight Of the number were Of
European extraction and the re-
mainGer Mexican nationals was
shown on the record. The remaining
% were turned over u the customs
officers and liquor charges Instituted
in most cases.
Seven automobiles we're seized,
mostly on liquor transportation
charges and turned over to the Gus
toms officers.
Liquor seized and turred over to
the customs officers amounted to S04
quarts.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-07
INDIANA WILL
VOTE TUESDAY
Hoover-W Watson Battle
Fierce; Nominees
To Be Picked

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, May t.
HD-A bitter campaign approached
the end today. Indiana voters will
vote tomorrow for republican and
democratic candidates for president,
United States senate, congress, gov
ernor, state legislature and county
offices. Precinct committeeman and
delegates to the state convention also
will be selected.
Principal interest centers in the
fight between Herbert Hoover, rec
rotary of commerce, and Senator
James K. Watson for the preferen-
tial vote of the state fer the repub-
lican nomination for president. Con-
troll of the 33 delegates to the Kans-
as City convention is IN question.
Evans Woollen, indianapolis bank
er is unoPposed for the democratic
preferential vote for nomination for
president. He will control 80 dele
gates to the Houston convention.
AS to the state contests, two years
Of investigation Of alleged political
corruption, the expose Of the Ku
Klux Khan control OF politics as
brought out in the trial Of John l..
Duvall, resigned mayor of Indian
apolis, along with the alleged heavy
influence the Indiana Anti-Saloon
league had welded in past primaries.
evidently have failed to arouse the
ordinary voter. Except in n few
instances small crowds have greeted
the candidates as they hurled their
cries for "a new deal" attacked the
Khan and the present republican adj
ministration and hurled the "lie at
each other. One explanation was that
probably the voters had been already
made up their minds.
Senator Arthur r. Robinson is con-
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-07
HIT BY AUTO; CHILD DIES

Sha,ch;o g;Ii;.rd e d;sS today
after being u down by an automo-
bile Sunday. The driver Of the a
is held.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-07
3 Texans Unhurt
In Plane Crash

MUSKOGEE, Okla, May 7.-tP-
Three Galveston men escaped injury
today when a Stinson-Detroiter air
plane in which they were taking off
for Columbus. Ohio, crashed at Hat
box field here.
The plane struck telephone wires
at the end Of the field as IL left
the ground. turned completely over
and killed a calf upon which it
landed.
Two or three days will be re-
quired for the repairing of the ship.
ii was said ut the field. The men
in the plane were Joe Glass, G. A.
Moody and G. W. Spracher.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-07

School Kids Itch vanishes after q
few days B.. applying q piecs Of cot
ton, saturated in Imperial Eczema
Remedy. to affected parts at bed
time. All druggists are authorized
to refund .Our money il it fails
Ady. 10
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-05-07
Old Time Music VIII
Be KWWG Feature

The musical program feature Of
KWWG, local station, will carry sew
eral numbers Of old time cowboy and
college songs by Tom Barber. He will
be followed az the %ilicrophone by
Oklahoma Bob and his gang. They
featured old songs with harmonica.
guitar and other string instrument
accompaniment.
Miss Pauline Fertsch will render
several classical selections at the
piano.