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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20
BISHOP IS VICTIM
OF BUCKET shop

New York, June 2O.-(P1-NeW York
newspapers today printed lengthy ac-
counts Of dealings in stocks by Bishop
James Cannon, Jr., of the Methodist
Episcopal church, south. leader of the
anti Smith forces in the Democratic
party. and chairman Of the Anti
Saloon League legislative committee
at Washington.
The transactions were with the now
bankrupt brokerage firm of Kable
and Co., the officers Of which are
under indictment for using the mails
to defraud. The firms books indicate
that between Aug. IA, 1927. and April
80. 1928. Bishop Cannon with an IN
vestment of $500 bought and sold
stocks at prices running into five and
six figures.
So far he has made nothing and Is
out his $4,000. The ledger shows pur-
chases OF $l58,254.92 and sales OF $685.
600 in one month alone.
The world quoted the bishop as adj
hitting the stock purchases but say
ing he believed he was buying stock
for investment on the partial pay
ment plan.
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market: cutters showing some furth-
weakness; bulls $50 down; stock
ers and feeders showing easier ten
dency. Calves-l,800: vcalers SOC
lower: range 1900 to 1850; bulk 1880
to 400.
Hogs-7,000; opening slow: a few
sales and most bids, unevenly steady
to Is lower; top 1915 paid by shippers
for best sorted $50 to around 30
pound weights; few bids on these
to 1866 or below: packers
talking mostly CTS to 1925 on med
ium and heavy weights; packing sows
around Gas: smooth butchery
kinds up to $50: rough kinds down to
600 or below: steady: bulk 100: 40
average cost Wednesday 992:
weight 2S8.
sheep-200: lambs mostly so lower;
yearlings and ewes steady; bulk ma
tive lambs Of desirable quality 400:
culls down to 1880: few odd yearlinss
up to 100: best fat ewes 600.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20
Track Mark Falls
As Crack Field OF
Horses Completes

(Continued from page onej
horses, ana the mostly holly contest
ed races that have ever been staged
on . northwest track"
That Is the unanimous recommend
alton Of visitors. officials and the
horsemen themselves.
Why has Bismarck attracted such
q great galaxy Of track champions?
Attracts Track Champions
The Bismarck Fair Is M OF the
first to be staged in the United States.
Stables from every state In the north
west and middle west have entered
their champions to test them out
against stiff competition before the
opening Of the Grand Circuit in
August.
The majority Of the horses that are
racing here win not appear at an
other North Dakota, Minnesota or
South Dakota fair.
From Bismarck they will be ship
ped to Illinois, Indiana and Ohio for
final training periods before they
cocnpete for the nations highest track
honogs and biggest purses.
Six Of the entrants In the AIS pace
yesterday are Grand Circuit perform.
era. They showed their class by
equaltne the best times made on the
best tracks Of tn nation. Thsy we're
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20
DULUTH RANGE

Duluth. Mimi. June 20.-lF)-CloSe:
Flax on track ESQ to 2.54; to arrive
ESQ to 2.54; July ESQ; Sept. 2.44; Oct.
c.30h.
Wheat No. l dark northern l.12is
to 1854; 2 do 1.10is to l.34ls; 3 do
l.07h to 1905: l northern Lila to
1885; 2 do l.0ois to 1885: 2 hard
winter 1.0oh to 1865: ! dark hard
Montana l.1lh to 1885.
No. l amber durum 1.03ls to 1.2lM;
2 do 1919 to 1.2lH: l durum 1919
to l.l6h: 2 do 100. to 1.16h: l
mixed durum 071s to 1.16,k: 2 do
96h to l.l6h: l red durum 95h to
9715c.
Oats-white 429s to 44Sc.
No. l rye IS to SIC.
Barley choice to fancy 81 to soc;
medium to good So to SEC; lower
grades so to SIC.
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State Prepares
Defense Against
Railroad Attack
CONTINUED from, page one)

tOOI3tIuueO IRON page 00e)
Isl begun III 1920. following a re-
duction Of interstate class rates by
the state board, in which the inter-
state commerce commission sustained
the railroads and ordered the state
board to adjust the intrastate scale
in accord with interstate rates then
in effect.
The railroad board and the attor-
ney general are expected to urge that
the new rate schedule is intended only
to put all North Dakota points on an
equal basis in their efforts to obtain
leadership as wholesale distributing
centers: that the whole rate structure
in the northwest is designed to favor
st. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth
wholesalers in competition with North
Dakota wholesalers.
The injunction application goes in
to detail with regard to the rates from
the three Minnesota points and ad-
mits that application Of the new in
trastate rates would result In up
setting the present situation.
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STOCKS RECOVER
FOLLOWING slide
Public Utilities Show Advance to
New High Level During
Rapid Climb

New York, juno 20.-P-The re-
covery In stock prices was resumed
today, after an carly period Of heavi.
ness. Pools resumed operations In a
selected assortment Of public utility.
food, chain store, automotivc and
electric equipment, a dozen Of which
were lifted to new high levels for the
year.
Call money renewed unchanged at
Z per cent
Houses with western connections
were heavy buyers Of the public utili-
ties, Pacific Lighting being marked
up more than five points to q new
high at Ola.
Pacific Gas e. Electric climbed
nearly five points to q new peak at
CO.., and Southern California Edison
moving up more than 3 points, Brook
Ign Union Gas g. Public Service Of
New Jersey advanced 5 and 1 points
to new highs 1T 206is and l03h, re-
spectively.
Concurrent strength of Childs COM
pany. which ran up more than six
points. and Frank q. 6hattuck. which
advanced more than S to q new top
ct l7lA, revived runaors Of q possible
merger Of these restaurant chains.
Royal Baking Powder, Fleischlnanl1,
Corn Products. National Dairy Prod
ucts and Wesson OIL were marked up
2 to 3 points.
Electric equipment shares contin-
ued to respond to reports Of rapidly
growing business. Allis Chalmers
jumped . points to a new high at
225h. Westinghouse Electric ran up
nearly I to . new peak at 1T4it and
| General Electric advanced 1 points
above yesterdays final quotation.
Commercial Investment Trust jumped
81 points. Baldwin Locomotive ad-
vanced az points. International
Business Machines, Columbian Car
bon and Wright Aeronautical also re-
corded substantial gains.
There were 4 few soft spots. Case
Threading Machine certificates
dropped six points to a new low at
900. Hays body dropped 3 points and
0imbel Brothers sagged l to q new
low at 81.
Several sharp losses were inter-
spersed among a number of large adj
vAnces in the final hour, common
wealth power sagging S points. Otis
Elevator Az and American Republics
1. Meanwhile Laclede Gas rose 49,.
points. Allis- Chalmers liz: Warren
Brothers 0k: Brooklyn Union Gas o,
Johns Manville 8. by -products Coke
81. and National Cash Register 6.
Public Service of New Jersey touched
100, . block Of 10000 shares changing
hands at los. The close was strong.
Total sales approximated 2,600,0 900
shares.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20
!: UNWELCOME Rains
Va
:. Cause PRICE hike
Kansas. Crops Show Heavy Loss
From Moisture; All Grains
'ss. Score Market Gain

Chicago, June 20.-R9-Highest
prices that the wheat market has
: reached In 4 number Of weeks were
siettained today. with buying greatly
broadened. The chief reason was
y,fresh reports OF crop damage in Okla
;l-,,homa and Kansas, some estimates on
the wheat yield In the later state be-
ing as low rs 40, 900 bu.. compared
.,with the governments June estimate
If 1911 900 bu. wheat values today
we're Up about &c a bu. from the fig.
Tres which were current 48-hours ago.
Wheat closed unsettled ga to SC
above yesterdays finish Gully Lila
40 1.l2., Sept. l.16% to u, Dec. LIZA
10 M.
Corn closed at &c to LIS to lac
2 advance tJuly o2h to 80, Sept. 1914
% &c, Dec. sos to lac).
-o. Oats showed &c to a.c gain. (july
-ASsc, Sept. 43h, Dec. 46asc).
,e. With the cutting of wheat about to
become general In Oklahoma. reports
stlaat 1t was iaining today at various
points in that state gave new impetus
much Of the I ne to the buying side
+. Of the wheat market here. Mean.
while, messages were received tending
ito confirm assertions that Oklahoma
and Kansas crops had ~deteriorated to
= q sertous exteat..
A leading Chicago expert tele-
graphed today from Salina, Kans..
that he regarded l50,000.o00 bushels
yield as still possible for Kansas, but
only with dry weather. Six days Of
. high winds ripened plants prema-
turely ana the loss Is about 2 bushels
per acre. Another prominent Chicago
=. authority wired from, Philltpsburg.
that the state would produce 100000
600 bushels wheat.
Corn traders today took their cue
largely from the action Of wheat.
December delivery of corn led the up
turns In price. Some showers over
the corn belt were reported. but
mostly fair weather was the rule.
Sales Of 10000 bushels Of cor into
storage here today were announced.
Chicago receipts Of corn today totaled
go cars against 100 cars . week ago,
and 81 cars last year.
Corn was firmer. Cash demand
was active. Oats we're higher. Pro-
visions held within narrow limits.
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FARGO MAN wins
GUARD PROMOTION

Devils Lake, N. D.. June 20.-tR-
G. G. Finnegan. Fargo, will Be the
new adjutant Of the l64th infantry.
1t was announced at Camp Grafton.
North Dakota national guard en-
campment. Wednesday by Colonel I.
r. Baird. Dickinson, commander.
Finnegan will have the rank Of
captain, being promoted from first
lieutenant.
First Lieutenant Thomas J. Nc
Neese becomes captain and COM
mander OF Company B, Fargo, IN the
group Of promotions.
Other promotions q announced BY
Colonel Baird include:
First Lieutenant Feickert to the
rank Of captain and commander Of
Company II. Jamestown. succeeding
James Gray. recently promoted 70 the
rank Of major. At Jamestown Rob-
ert Z. Hall. second lieutenant -
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WHEAT
MARKET TONE STRONG

Minneapolis, June 20.-(Pl-6ep-
TENDER wheat worked through offers
with little pressure noticed. The mar.
ket tone is strong.
Oats were firm after some uneasi-
ness. Cash wheat demand. is hold
ing good with tone strong and Offer
ings moderate. Winter wheat Offer
ings continue light and prices are
nominally unchanged. Durum offer
ings continue light and demand Is
not very snappy.
Corn demand Is somewhat better
with demand picking up. Offerings
are light. Somewhat better demand
was noted for oats and offerings are
very moderate. Rye demand IS fair
to good. Barley demand is fair to
good at So to Sic. Flax va in snap0y
demand. Offerings were snapped up
readily.
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Chicago. June N-R-US.D.A.l-
Potatoes: Receipts II new, 81 old. on
track 40 new. 40 old. total United
States shipments 9o3 cars, new stock
trading slow. market about steady.
Southern Bliss Triumphs 800 to
1907, North Carolina barrel Irish
Cobblers $500 to SIS: old stock mar
ke. weak; Wisconsin sacked Round
Whites % to IS.
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Dickinson Elevator
Is Complete Loss


Dickinson. n. D., June 20.-Ouly the
office building of the Farmers Coop.
erative elevator "a left standing by
a fire which RACED the property yes
terday. The building contained $4,000
bushels Of grain, half Of 1t wheat. but
the loss OH both the grain and the
building was covered by insurance.
according to Fred Esslinger. man.
ager. The loss was estimated at $50.
900.
No plans for rebuilding the struc.
ture had been formulated today, Is.
singer said.
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LIBERTY RONDs CLOSE

AI0C1k 0ONU
New York, June 20. Liberty
bonds close:
Liberty 3 1-2.s SO.
First ( LAS 80.
Fourth 4 Las 90.l4.
Treas. 4 las 1912.
Treas. Is lO3.20.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20

LUTHERANS TO MEET HERE IN 81
The North Dakota district OF the
Norwegian Lutheran church Of Am
erica, representing about $50 pastors
and 500 congregations. will hold their
annual session in Bismarck in 1881,
It was announced at the recent meet
ing in Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20
O MALsOM FLIES

COIs T11G0
st. Paul. June 20.-H1-Colonel J.
C. Malsom. assistant adjutant general
Of the Minnesota National Guard.
flew to Devils Lake. N. ~, today.
piloted by Lieutenant A. w. Malsom
of the l09th aero squadron.
Colonel Malsom Is representing the
adjutant general In inspecting the
National Guard camp at Devils Lake.
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comes first lieutenant succeeding
Feickert. First Sergeant Lewis Allen
is named second lieutenant.
At Grafton, Second Lieutenant De-
witt Erie is named first lieutenant
TO succeed the new adjutant. Cap
tain Fred Moore. Grafton. was named
regimental gas officer.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20
RANGE OF CARLOr SALES

Minneapolis. MIMI, June &.-tH1--
Range Or carlot grain sales: Wheat
No. l dark northern 1874; No. !
northern lis to l.l6h; No. ! hard
spring l.2ok: No. / hard winter
1,DoM to l.l2k; No. 2 durum 9QM
No. : amber durum l.O4H.
Corn-No. : yellow S9h to 90; No.
! whiteseq; sllp.s,,1 mixed IS.
tCats-No : white -.
iRye-So 8 ~.
i1arley-lso. : 81 to 6oM: sample IS.
, F1ax-Mo. 1s1.6o to Ism.
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: CLASSIFIED : MARKETS : FINANCIAL NEWS : RADIO !:
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DAKOTA MAN g

Thief River Falls, MIMI. June TO-
R1-A. +. Tuftc, York. N. D., was
re-elected president Of the National
Hallinglag. at the annual meeting
wednesday afternoon. Other officers
elected are Ealvor LangSlet. ulen, vice
president: /. T. Bella. Demidji. sec-
Rotary and Ellen Elenson, Grand
Forks, N. D.. treasurer.
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MINNESOTA ENROLMENT Low

MINNESOTA ENROLMENT Low
Minneapolis. June 20.-R)-An en-
rollment Of 1850 students for the first
Of the two summer sessions ct the
University Of Minnesota was reported
today by Rodney M. West. registrar.
The total is about 1000 less than had
been expected.
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JAMESTOWN WOMEN INJURED

jamestown, N. Oak. June 20.-RE
Miss Lillian Meyer and Mrs. l. 8.
Mallick each received cuts on tho
forehead and body bruises in . col.
lision between the Meyer and Mallick
automobiles on the street here last
night. Rev. Henry Meyer and I. g.
Mallick, who were driving. escaped
injury.
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6EEK KlnNAPERS

Minneapolis. June 20.-(P1-Every
member Of the police force has been
ordered to search for two men as
sailants who kidnapped = girl clerk in
the loop district Is she was on her
way home last night, forced her into
. car, blindfolded her. then compelled
her to ride with them for more than
an hour.
Finally in answer to her pleas she
was thrown from the car near her
home.
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DOCTORS

The SURGEON thinks the only way
To cur these nervous women
Is gas en-, slash 'cm, stab en-, KNIFE
EN-,
Cut icm up and skin 'cm.
BUT-nervous troubles like all others
come from poisons in the blood and
can NOT BE REMOVED WITH A
KNIFE. At the Clinic of DR.. Mac
Lachlan (Harvard) we remove the
CAUSE of the trouble by purifying
the blood stream with Mother Ma
lures Pure Vitamin Herbs, Roots
and Bark. and common sense food
combinations. We have CURED
Hundreds and we can CURE YOU.
Clinic, Rooms 6-3. Lucas Block, Bis
marck. NO KNIFE.
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G CASH GRAIN

Chicago. June 20.-N9-No. Z hard
LIN No. 3 mixed Ill.
Corn-No. 2 mixed o8h to ~: No. 2
yellow an to -: No. Z white - to
oei1: sample grade q to g.
Oats-No. ? white u to q; sample
grade 40.
1yellao. 2 e0ii.
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Chicago, June 20.-@ Poultry
alive, easy; receipts ! car; fowls Is;
springs So; broilers 81: ROSTERS 20:
turkeys ~ to 80; ducks II to 20;
spring ducks as: geese Is; spring
geese as.
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ROOMS FOR RENT

ROOMS FOR RENT
FOR RENT-Large light housekeep-
ing room with closet. Gas, cabinet.
running water. three windows, cool
and comfortable. Call at SIT Sec
ond street OF phone 812-J.
FOR ~RENT-Two nicely furnished
good sized rooms for light house
keeping in modern home. Close to
capitol. Call at 818 Seventh street
or phone 30o-W.
FOR RENT-Large front sleeping
room in modern home, suitable for
one or two. Close in. Board If de-
sired. Call at 100 Ave. A or phone
983.W.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
next to bath. Suitable for one or
two. Board If desired. Attractive
location and reasonable terms. Call
374-M.
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished light
housekeeping rooms in modern
home. close In. Call at 222 west
Broadway.
FOR RENT-Light housekeeping.
room in modern home. Partly fur
nished. Call at 703 Front street.
FOR RENT-Furnished housekeeping
rooms, also . piano for rent. Call
at sos Seventh street.
LOST
LOsT-Beaded bag Friday night. For
reward call q.
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New York. June 10.-R1-Toreign
exchanges. steady. Demand: Great
Britain. l64 y: France. so X: italy.
522 X; Germany. 23.ol y: Norway,
26.6S: /6weden. 26.78: Montreal,
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CHICAGO PRODUCE

Chicago. June 20-(R-Butter, low.
er; receipts 8.240 tubs; creamery ex.
tlaS 42A standards 42h: extra firsts
II to 4lh: firsts 3oh to l0k seconds
50 TO; 80.
Gggs- Unchanged: receipts 1883
cases,
Cheese unchanged.
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Il house Of art" viii Be established
In Montsyldeo. Uruguay. In which
s~ydnph6nles. concerts. choruses and
motton picturoe win b hol6.
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USED CARS

1929 Chevrolet coach, fully eouipped.
run 2277 miles.
1928 Chrysler So coach. run 1857 miles,
looks and runs like new.
1928 Paige sedan, new tires and re.
conditioned.
1926 Chevrolet sedan, at a bargain.
1926 Chevrolet coach, ask to drive It.
The above cars were all traded In
on new De Soto skies.
NORTHWESTERN AUTO co.
3l4 Main Ave. Phone 500.
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TREASURY SURPLUS GROWS
Washington, June 20.-QH-M4te.
rial increase in income tax eoIloc-
tons has boosted the govesnmonfis
total revenue for the current fiscal
year to g, 700,i4l, DOT g Of Juno q,
giving q present surplus Of 4l0l,59
6S5.
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NEW YORK POULTRY
New York. June 20.-R-Dressed
poultry steady and unchanged.
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NEW YORK EGGS
New York. June n. Eggs
steady: receipts 32.700. Fresh gath.
cred extras 32M.
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CALL MONEY lATRs

New York. June 2O.-lN-Call
money: Steady 7 Per cent Ill day.
Time loans: Easier: ao-days 3: CO.
90 days q; l-6 months * e.
!, Prime Commercial Paper &.
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6TANDARD OIL CLOSE

New York. June 20.-R1-Standard
OIL Co., Of Indiana closed on the curb
today 1t 66N.
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis. June 20.-R1-Wncat
receipts today ITS compared to 81 a
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
WhNaf- Delivered Arrive
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S~:3O-FriIay Trolics
9:30-var!ety Hour
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9:S0-Nsws: Amos: Dance q hrs.)
2se.s-WoWo r.. W~ayns-1teo
6::0-Concert Orchestra
1:o0-Two Hours from ,WOR
9:00-Melodies: Organ Concert
3Ss.4-kFAB ~LIneoln-71o
6:oO-Scores: Ssxtet from KJR
S:oo-Dance Orchestra
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37o.2-Wcco M~innsapolls.st 81. Paul-sN
S:3o-Quartet Program
7:00-Hour from WCR
S;00-Musical Program
e:so-Radioet: Musical Program
S:3o-Howard Melaney
II: oo-scores: Dance Program
27s.1-kMox q. Lsuis-toso
6:c0-Same as woR 6 hrs.)
a:o0-Osark Program: Trio
10:00-Stove League: Amos.Andy
lO:30-Crlme Club; Music
u:00-Night Club Program
2e3-kvoo rulsa-114o
9:o0-ChicaEo Studios NBC
0:30-Rialto: Studio
l0:30-Musical Feature
CHANNEL STATIONS
9:o0-Hotel Artists: Frolickers
IL :00-Studio Program Il hr.>
3es.e-WHAs louisvills-a7o
6:3O-WJZ GO mr.: Orchestra
6:c5-Scores: Studio Concert
1:00-WJZ eco NJ: Orchestra Houl
S:30-WEAT PROGRAM
S:00-HominE Hour
l0:00-Amos: News: Dance Music
4et.3-WsM Nashvills-Sso
S:;0-WJZ Program
6:0o-Nlarkets: Ncwscastlng
6:30-Hour from WIZ
S:30-Scores: Craik's Orchestra
$:00-Studio: WEAF Program
S:o0-Symphony Orchestra
S:30-vocal ana Orchestra
2s2-WoAl San Antenio-it:o
6::0-IIotel Orchestra
s:30-WEAF Hall Hour
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%05.2-WS0 AtIAnta-70
6:o0-Harry Pomar's Orchestra
6:30-Margaret Battles Program
7:00-WJZ go min.): Features
S:l5-Concert Program
l0:45-Hawaiian Ensemble
3o1.%-WAPI eirminoham-11N
6:00-Universlty Of Alabama
7:0O-WJZ Program
7:3o-Studio Orch: N~ewscaStinE
2oo.3-kRID Dallas-lo4o
l0:l0-Masters Of Rhythm
374.e-WoAp Fort Worth-Soo
9:00-Hour Of Music
l0:00-Star Telegram EngrAv0rs
l0:30-Melody -Four
II :00-Maurice Orchestra Hour
2Ss.3-kTHs Hot sprines-1o4o
7:00-WJZ go m.); Hotel Orchestra