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CUB IIOSTESS5 WAS SPECIAL TARGET
 OF DRY AGENTS
.v~ExAS" GILMAN GOT A GOOD LAucu FROM ANTICS OF
 MABEL WILLEBRANDT

NEW YORK. April 12. tP)-Texas Guinan was the particular target of federal prohibition agents who descended upon New York night clubs lart summer at the behest of Mabel Willebrandt, James White, one of the agents testified at the trial of the famous Queen or the Night Clubs.
 White admitted that altho 1t would have been possible for him to make a raid the first time he visited Miss Guinan's club he mode II subsequent visits. Miss Guinan chuckled with glee when the dry agent explained why he thought it was necessary to attend the night club a dozen times in order to "get her right, altho he bought liquor the first time. She became angry only when White claimed she had invited him to her home.
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WIFE IF CAPTAIN
 GLASoCOCK DIES
 AT SEATTLE H0NE
VETERAN ALASKA CAPTAIN HAD PREMONITION OF WIPES
 DEATH, PRIOR SAILING

SEATTLE, April 12, P)-Her husband absent on duty in Alaskan waters, Mrs. Julius Elizabeth Glass cock, aged 50, who passed away here, will be cremated today.
 Captain Glasscock has been torn for months by the wish to remain at his wife's bedside and the call of duty in the service of the Alas ka Steamship company.
 Friends say that before the pre- sent trip he had left with pren1o- milton of his wife's death, but he made the trip, nevertheless.
 Mrs. Glasscock was born in Wis consin and had lived in Seattle for 27 years.
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MEMBERS CREW PLANE SOUTHERN
 CROSS LOCATED
LONE CLUE APPARENTLY WAS A GOOD ONE: NOTED AIR
 MEN LOST DAYS

SYDNEY, Australia, April 12, (47 The airplane Southern Cross is reported to have been found and the crew of four are all we'll.
 The airplane Canberra sent the following message: Have found the Southern Cross. All alive and well. Have dropped food"
 The Canberra was one of several planes searching the wild Austra- Han bush for days for the lost plane which is said to have been located about 30 miles from the Port George Mission
 Another mission in the Kimberly district, western Australia, report ed a plane had passed over head ing southwest on March 31. This was the only clue and the search thereafter centered, for the last 9 days in that area.
 Expeditions have been searching for thc plane since Capt. Charles Kingsford Smith, in command of the Southern Cross, sent a radio message that he was About 100 miles east of Wyndham." This point was the destination on the first lap of the proposed Sydney to London flight in the plane which made the first successful crossing of the Pacific Ocean.
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ARREST OF ONE IS
 NIGH, REPORT POLICE

CHICAGO April 12, lP,-Chica- co's first robbery of congregation within a church started detectives on the trail of five young men who Invaded the First Roumanian Syn
 gogue, terrorizing 30 persons with revolvers and shot guns and es- capped with approximately $700o in money and jewelry.
 The arrest of at least one of the bandits was predicted by Captain Charles McGurn who said earlier reports, putting the loss at $70,000, were erroneous.
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ARGUMENT WAKES HOT
 AS 10 MINOR DETAIL

SACRAMENTO, April 12, (P)- The third day of the impeachment proceedings against Judge Carlos Hardy before the state senate was given over largely to a extenoed debate as to whether the senate shall sit seven or four hours a day during the proceedings. Five hours sessions were finally agreed upon. Judge Hardy is defending his own case. Aimee Semple McPherson sat in an anteroom with the other witnesses in the case.
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PEACE JOURNALISTS

NEW YORK, April 12, P-The Carneeie Foundation for Interna-
 ional Peace announced thru it's president pr. Nicholas Murray Butler, that delegation of F American journalists would leave San Francisco April 24th to ob- serve conditions in Japan, Korea, and China. They are to return August 16th.
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MISSOURI LAWMAKERS
 PROTECT BULLFR0Gs

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, April Il, P,-The state legislature intends that Missouri's bullfrogs shall be protected, even at the expense Of higher prices for frog legs.
 The lower house has passed a bill to limit the open season on bull frogs from May l to July i. Except between those dates, catch ing, taking or selling bullfrogs is prohibited.
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British women this year interested than ever before in politics. Miss Megan Lloyd George daugh- ter of the liberal leader and candidate herself began campaigning for her father at the age of 10, shown above. Lady Asor (upper left and Dame Milcent Faw cett Qower 1ight head organizations to stimulate the interest of women in politics
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

Missions 6; Seattle l.
 Sacramento 5; San Francisco F. Oakland 4; Los Angeles 6. Portland, Hollywood postponed n account of rain.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
GALES PLANS
TRIP
here HO NJ {
SIP ecial Train May
Arrive In Next
Few Days

MEXICO CITY, Dec. lO-Former
President Emilio Plutarco Gales,
now crossing the Atlantic TO New
York, according TO present plans.
was expected to leave New York
In q private car December 10 by
way Of st. Louis. New Orleans, and
Brownsville, for Mexico City.
II is not known yet whether he
viii make the last stage of his
journey by plane from Brownsville
or whether he viii 20 by train by
way Of Laredo. He will travel bv
special train from st. Louis 70
brownsville. according to present
plans.
Because OF the large gathering
OF Mexican politicians in New York
the suggestion has been made 10
President-elect Pascual Ortiz Rubio
who Is now at Hot Springs. Ark
ansas, that he could enjoy more
privacy in his anticipated confer
ence with General Gales IL this
were held at q place other than
New York. New Orleans Is favored
for tie meeting.
A committee was named RECENTLY
by the Mexican Chamber OF Den
uties TO meet General Gales at the
border.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
CITYADVANCES
ROUTE PLEAS
Proximity To City Chief
Designation Cause
Now Advocated

Proximity to Brownsville. and con-
nection with air mail lines into Mex
leo and Central America Is cited by
advocates Of the New Orleans-Hous-
tom Galveston route for the pro-
posed new southern transcontinental
air line. according to the report re-
ceived by the chamber Of commerce
from Harry Sexton. Sexton repre-
sented Brownsville at the recent
hearing before assistant postmaster
general. Irving Glover, in charge Of
the airmail division
The brief Of the case submitted by
representatives Of the interested cit
les call attention % the fact that
1t taps the southern air lines for
a direct line between Brownsville
and Houston.
Brownsville Is supporting the
route through Houston and San An
tonic. as against q possible one
through Dallas or some other more
northern point.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. Il.-tP-Fur-
ther irregularity appeared in initial
transactions on the stock market
today. but the major trend appear
ed to be upward. Radio dropped
! 7-8 points in realizing on yester-
days upturn Of 5 To. and u. S,
Steel sagged a point. international
Telephone. however. moved up 2
points. Sears Roebuck. l ga. United
Aaircraft / IL, Stone and Webster,
National Dairy Products. Westing-
house Eectric. issouri Kansas Texas
and Montgomery Ward. about q
point each.
u. s. steel soon converted its loss
Of a point into a gain Of the same
extent. and radio rallied. A little
more liquidation appeared. carry
ing general electric down 3i4 points,
Pullman IL, and Anaconda /.
Proposal for a fo~ur-for-one split
up OF Otis elevator, announced at
the opening of the market, caused a
sudden rise Of 8 points in Otis stock.
Public service Of New Jersey rose
nearly 3 points in reflection Of the
special and increased dividend ann
ouncements. Shares showing adj
vances Of ? to 31s points in the first
half hour included Macy. st. Joseph.
Westinghouse Electric. American and
foreign power. Crosley radio and u.
5. industrial alcohol. Shares gaining
l to IS included Chesapeake and
Ohio. Baltimore and Ohio. Goodyear.
Bethlehem steel, and Consolidated
gas.
Foreign exchanges opened easier,
with sterling az S4.88 v-32, still
around the outgoing gold point, but
Oft 1892 Of q cent.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
John Francis Shows
Drawing Big Crowds

A startling feather OF the John
Francis shows. playing here this
week under the auspices OF the
American Legion bugle and drum
corps, was the spectacular dive
made by Captain Blake into a tank
Of fire. Blake diTed from a height
Of 80 feet into a small tank, filled
with water and covered wikh blaz-
ing gasoline.
Attendance has been good since
the opening or the show here. the
manager and American Legion Of
ficials state. Proceeds from the
show are To be used by the bugie
and drum corps to defray expenses
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Continued from page one.)
a hog calling contest, a slow Ford
race. a Boy Scout drill. fat mans
race, creased pig capture. and a
goober pushing contest. AT 200 p.
m. a rolling pin throwing contest
afforded amusement.
A donkey polo game aroused more
merriment than anything the day
offered. Two teams, one from Wes-
laco and one from Mercedes. met
during the half Of the Harrington
Robstown game. And the burros
again romped into the limelight at
$50 in a clown parade.
Program Broadcast
Two dances finished the days
entertainment, one from 600 UNI
til 1900 sponsored by the fire de-
partment. and another from 10 D.
III. until ! D. m. offered by the Wes-
laco Lions club.
Station KWWG, Brownsville
b~roadcasting station. entered into
the spirit Of the occasion and turn
ed the air over to Weslaco from 10
D. m. until 600 a. m. telling the
cock eyed world that Weslaco is
now 10 years old and growing fast.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
Mrs. Leila Leonard
Reported Recovering

Mrs. Leila Leonard. 1928 Adams,
is improving from injuries sustain
ed when she slipped and fell on
her back steps Saturday afternoon.
She broke the smaller bone ~ her
left leg. II was placed in a cast.
and she was reported 10 be resting
well Tuesday morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
Political AID Probe
Asked By Senator

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10-P-
Senator Norris. republican indepen-
dent Of Nebraska. demanded in the
senate today that the lobby inves-
tigating committee call for ques-
tioning more than a hundred edit
ors and publishers Of rural news
papers in Minnesota to determine
who paid for a page advertisement
appearing in papers today urging
congress to pass the tariff bill with
out slashing existing industrial
rates.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
Canning Plant May
Be Brought Here

Interest in the Valley as a pos
sible location for a canning factory
Is indicated by inquiries as TO pos
sibilities which have been coming
into the chamber Of commerce at
Brownsville. Another request for in
formation has just been received
from Cassville, Mo, as to details
On resources OF raw material, local
backing likely, and suitable loca-
ton.
"A proposition to locate a $50. 600
factory was laid before the board
Of directors at a recent meeting,
and a committee was appointed 70
investigate the matter.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
vi. p. Puts On Low
Rate For Holidays

Special low holiday rates for
those who expect to spend their
Christmas or New Year vacation
with home folks 60 on sale at the
Missouri PscifS Dec. 19. Rates OF
one and one-third fare are being
offered to all points in Texas and
Louisiana will be on sale Dec. 10 to
jar. /. with final return limit Jan.
z. Special rates Of one and one
third will be given to all points in
Arkansas. Missouri, Oklahoma,
Kansas, Iowa. Minnesota. Wiscon-
sin and certain stations in Illinois.
These will be on sale Dec. IS TO 10.
and Dec. 26 70 %, with the return
limit Jan. II.
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Shipments OF Silk
Flood Brownsville

A special rush shipment Of silk
dresses was cleared at Brownsville
for air express to Tampico Mon
day. The dresses. which are the
first express shipment OF that type
TO pass through here. we're for La
Sonora leading department store
in Tampico. and came from "A. B.
Frank, San Antonio. They were
valued at $50. Another unusual
shipment was a rush order OF sheet
music, also sent into Mexico.
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25% Texas Income
Goes For Rentals

SAN ANTONIO, Dec. 10AP9-If
business houses spent the same per-
centage OF their net incomes for
rent that families spend for house
rent, they would be bankrupt, &C
cording to figures complied by real
estate boards and released here this
week.
Surveys made in the principal
cities Of Texas show average Texans
pay about Is per cent OF their in
come for house rent while stores
pay from ? to 5 percent Of their
income.
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incurred on the trip 10 the national
convention at Louisville.
John Francis. manager. was host
70 the Eagle team Monday evening,
and the boys enjoyed all attractions
at the show at his expense.
The carnival. which ~ III full
swing at the Missouri Pacific park.
will continue through Friday. Cap
tain Blake is to make his leap each
evening.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
Home Representative
Brownsville Visitor

Miss Lenora Furlow. who is con-
nected with the Texas Children's
Home Finding Society is spending
the week in Brownsville with Mrs.
r. G. Bryson. The society. which
is supported by donation. Is inter-
eSted in finding homes for home
less children Headquarters are in
San Antonio. Miss Jennie Furlow
is superintendent of the organiza-
ton. and Arthur Muir president.
Miss Furlow stated that they
now have two children, a boy and a
girl, ready for adoption.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
Brownsville Girls
On Roll OF Honor

RE Workman and Harriet Pattee
are included I'm the honor roll OF
eighteen students just announced
BY the faculty OF the Lady or the
Lake school at San Antonio. Miss
Pattee ~ I'm the third year, and
Miss Workman the second. II is
Miss Wortmnn's first year nc the
school.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
Crixell Takes Over
Majestic Agency

Louis CriZell has taken over the
agency for the Majestic radio, for
merly held by A. S. Lanicr. The
Crixell shop Is located on Eighth
street. between Elizabeth and
Washington. Crixell Will carry a.
complete line Of Majestic radios.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
YEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Dec. 11-lF-Cotton
opened steady at a decline Of 4 10
) points in response TO relatively
easy cables and overnight selling.
There was moderate demand from
the trade. which included some buy
ing for European account, and the
market held fairly steady during the
first half hour. Janpary f~luctuated
lT.l6 up TO 1923 compared with 1928
ut the close yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
Customs Advisor Is
Pleased With Trip

Finlay Howard. Guatemala Gust
oms advisor. spent Monday night
here on his way back to Guatem-
ala from Washington. where he at
tended the Pan American customs
conference.
He expressed himself as highly
gratified with the outcome Of the
conference. devoted to the solution
Of customs tangles between Mex
leo. Central American and South
American countries. especially those
arising from the introduction of
the air passenger and express serv-
ice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11

Assets Of the M system stores
in Brownsville are to be offered al
a private sale here at 1890 a. m.
Friday. by w. B. Brooks, assignee
for the Morrison. Brown and Nc
Clendon. The sale will be held al
store No. /. on Elizabeth street.
Goods will be offered TO the highest
bidder.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
CHICAGO WHEAT

CHICAGO. Dec. 11-Pl-Pronoun-
ed setbacks in prices for wheat fu-
ture deliveries here took place to-
day as a result Of selling to stop
losses IN the part Of owners.
Opening unchanged TO Is off.
Chicago wheat afterward underwent
a decided general drop. Corn. oats
and provisions were also weaker,
with orn starting at &c decline
to Il a 3-8c advance. and subse-
quently undergoing a sag all around.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-12-11
Display Airplane
Taken Into Mexico

E. j. Snyder. flight manager for
the Mexican aviation company lines
took down a special Ford plane
Tuesday for display during avia-
ticn week in Mexico City. He was
accompanied by o. L. Martin.
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BUTTER y EGGS

CHICAGO. Dec. 11-Pj-Butter
weak: creamery extras 40: stnad-
ards 3815; extra firsts 38 TO 80; firsts
IS to 81; seconds 80 to "a.
Eggs steady; extra firsts 81 to So:
graded firsts As TO 40: current firsts
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POULTRY

CHICAGO. Dec. ll.-(PE-Poul-
try steady; fowls q l-2: springs 20;
ROSTERS IL: turkeys 26: heavy ducks
Is: geese is TO Is.
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TOday's Radio Features
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER n
lBu The Associated Prerr1


VI MR% ~A~M lBy The Associated Pressl ~a-~
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- 4s45-wEAF New Nork-sso (Nec chafn) Tr-
/. e.so-Golden- Gems Vocal and String Cuartet-Also WwJ Eso
fN- EIno- hape concert OrcheStra-Aso WWJ WSAI Rsn woo WOW
-. MDAF WIAM kOA KVOO WFAA KPRC WOAI WTSy EST WHO I"
-aa Bakers Gee Club-Also WGY WWJ WSAI KSD Voc wow
-. NJ hSIP NTMJ VINO kNOO WOAI KPRC WKY WIS WFaA
o"- M ~ HrnMss sor-A WGY WV WSAI- KSD woo WOW KsTP WHAs
80, NM MSB NSMB KVOO KpRc WOAI NSM WTMJ
S"-Olve- Palmer Paul Oliver. Orchestra Artfsts-As yVCy VT AZ
WV WSAI WGN kSD voc WOW WDAF WSMB KSTP WTNJ
-. MHAS~ WSM VINO WSB WAX KvOO KPRC WOAT WBAP
80 Fhyd Sinnons Headline Hunter-Also WWJ KSD woo ~fa
V"-OFgan-WWJ kSD WDAF WEBc; Dance-wWJ KSD WOW
S4se-wAsc New York-seo ICES chsin)
fuo-Oper7 Concert-Also WFBM WLAC WISH WADE WCpp wPEc
WiAQ WOOD WkRC KNOX KOU. WAU
80 Wade WMAQ -WkRC WIKI wGHP KNOX wFBM
S:so-Smoker-Aso WMAQ WOWO KMOX KNRc KOTv Sr6 vveN vWII
sag0-urch-Aso WKRC WAAQ WOWO KNOX KNRC KOHL WHKU rr0
s-sS-ln 2 Russian NNnagc-AEO WFBM Wink WBRC WAC WISH WSPn
KOHL KABC KLRA
foAc-Lank simmons showhoat-Also WIKI wBRc wsPD WISH wGHP
NCCO NREC WOOD WKRC VIXEN KFH KOHL KMBC KLRA WOWO
ss4s-wJz New York-7so (Nec chan)
6s5o-Salute Prorram-Aso KYW WJR KWR WREN WFRr wHAs wSv
VINO WSB WSMB kNOO WKY WOAI KFAB WCKY KSTP WFAA
FW-Harry kogen Orchestra. -Chauncey r. Parsons. Comedy Duo - Also
KBKk WJR kHW KWK WLW WREN WTMJ KSTP wEBC KFAR
7.50-Eoresters' Male uaTtet-Ahso kWK WREN WLW XIV WIZ KFAR
sco-E Tango Romanuco. Dolores cauiner.-Aso KDKA WREN WrEvD
3s5-Bucka and Wins, Phil Cook and Vic Feming-As0 WREN WcKY KWR
90a-NeapoHtan Nights Italian Musc-Aso WREN
s:S0-iuy Fraser Earrscns Orchesra-Ako kpKA KYw KWK WREN
KFEC wOAI vKY wJR WSMB KTHS WAPI WcRY wJpX
fcNc-Aour az Sumher Musc-Aso KDKA WREN
1o:5o-Awos m Andy-Oniy 10 WMAQ KYW KWK WREN WTNy YsTp
WEBc wKY KPRc wOA wDAF
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Markets

40 to As; ordinary firsts 81 to 80;
refrigerator extras 38h. extras 3715.
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BABY BLOWN UNDER TRATN

Liverpool. - Playing near the
tracks. three-year old Elsie Lurton
was blown under a passing train by
a gust OF wind and killed.
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2ss.3-kYW chlcaao-fo2o
b.51-Ungie Bob CWalter WILSON,
e.0o-Pafty. Orchestra
8 31-Samc as WJZsuE hrs.)
S.oN-Real Estate. Feature
N.S0-Brevities. Feature
~S.30-Same cs WIZ tS0m.)
10.o0-NeNs: Orchestra. WIZ
l0.f5-Dance Music t51a hrs.l
54f.e-HENR chicaro-e7o
9.00-Weener Minstrel Show
l0.u0-SmitA Family. Music Parade
1l.e0-Grab Bag. Candle Chorus
li.10-Mike & Herman: Gossip
I2.e0-DN Air Vaudeville C hrs.1
sie.t-WcN-WLIB chieaso-72o
s.00-Ouin; Ensemble: Comedians
s.o0-fioorwaiker. Candy Kids
S.f0-teat. 4 WEAF q hrs.)
l0:00-News: Feat; Dance (2i5 hrs)
s44.-wLS chieaso-s7o
6:1o-Supper Time: Books: Angelus
7.50-Same as WEAF t3om.)
S;o0-Roundup Music. Chorus Il hr.)
E47.5-WmAQ chicaso-e70
Ssl5-Topsy Turvy: Story
s .00-Hour Of CrchestraS fs
7:00-WABC Programs g hrs.)
10.oo-Dan A Sylvia Orch. : Amos
II .oo-Dance Music 6 hrs.)
4zs.5-wLW cinclnnati-7oo
6:So-Radioet Presentation
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WeSlacO

(Continued ION page one.)
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KWWG-"vofce or the Border
Brownsville, Texas

Daily, except 5-aday-On air 20 e. N to / .. m Back or air II
a % m with Valley news and Associated Press dispatches from The
brownsville Herald. Remain on or until z p -
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SOUTHERN {

4o5-1-WSB AtIanta-74o
S:oo-Orchestra (S0m.) F: WIZ sf
tsu0-Concert Bakers Brevities ID
S.00-WEAF a. WIZ q hrs.)
1o;45-Concert. Hotel Orchestra
2eS-~A9l sirmlneham-iifo
s.0e-Studln. Comedians: WIZ f5cm)
o.go-Ialladega College Orchestra
1i.g0-Organ Recital
2o5-s-kRLD DaIIas-fo4c
5.30-Slcepy Time Travels
~ .~00-Harmony Pair (50m.l
37f.s-W5AP Fort Wcrth-soo
S:c0-WEAF & WIZ ua hrs.)
i1.00-Feature Program: Orchestra
lt.l5-Theater Entertainers (s5m.)
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lbJ TIC AsS0cIGtcd PTessl Ft"
Senttal standard. time. All time is r. NJ. unless otherwis,
Lengths On left Of call letters. k~ilocycles on right.
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CENTRAL CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS

1:00-Hour from WIZ
S.00-Champions: Fiddlerr
S:00-Night Club; Brevitfes
lo.e0-Two or the Aisle
ll."9-Dance; How. Melaney Osz hrs.l
WEAR cIeveIsnd-Ic7u
6.o0-Players: Coffee Artists
T.00-WEAF t30m.l. The Bows
A-uo-FeatuTe tS0m.D. WEAF II hrN
9,3o-Dance Orchestra
l0:00-News. Dance Music e hrs.)
2s9-s-Woc Davenport-icoo
6:5o-Feature x WEAF q hrs.D
10.00-Feature: Ensemble Ih hrs.l
3se.s-Wcx-WJR Detrcit-7so
~e:00-Amos: Orchestra
6:5o-Same as WIZ az hrs.)
S.QU-Rainbow Man. Feature
9.00-Cotton Pickers
9:30=WJZ t50m.). News: Dance
fl.00-OrEan and Dance Hour
S7o-2-Wcco MinneapoIIs-St. PauI-Efc
e:00-Dinner Concert
6:30-Orchestra; Old Grads.
S:00-Orchestra
S.50-WABC Programs (2i5 hrs.D
1i.oo-Music: Organ Recital q hr.)
z75.1-kMox ST. Lculs-foso
e.o0-Soprano; Tony Czbooch
E.O0-WABC Programs g hrs.)
l0.00-Wilie a. Lille: Sports
1v.SV-Dance Music Ola hrs-)
STATIONS
7ss.s-kTHs Hot sprIn1s-fo4o
7:00-Baritone: Cline's Orchestra
9.0o-Orchestra f30m.). WIZ (5om.t
1l.00-Dance Music Hour
ses.e-WHAs LculsviHe-s2o
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