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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-08-22
COLD CREEK
Spends Week in Yakima


Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Meeker drove
over 10 Yakima Thursday to bring
home their son Elton, who has been
staying with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Johnson, there while
receiving medical treatment for a
bad cut on his foot received last week
while he was cutting willows with an
AK.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. O. shelledy have
been visitors this week at the Brown
ranch. The prospective oil well at
Enumelaw on which Mr.. Shelledy
has been employed, has ceased opera
tons for the time being and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shelledy are moving back to
Yakima, but their house there, which
has been rented, will not be vacated
Until about the first of September.
Former Cold Creek friends were
happy to greet Amos Whitnire Wed
nesday when he drove through this
neighborhood on his way home tc
Sunnyside from visit in Montana.
Mr.. Whitn1ire was for several years
mail carrier on the route between
Mckee and Cold Creek.
The Brown family who returned
last week from several days visit
on the Coast report that the Pioneer
Picnic at Arlington, their old home,
was especially enjoyable this year.
Mrs. w. c. Cassal and baby daugh-
ter, Of Winthrop, arrived Wednesday
of last week for a visit at the home
of Mrs. Cassal's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. O. Drawn.
Mrs. D. A. Brown and son Win
ston, were visitors in Kennewick
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Cassie MCGEE has been a
visitor this week at the home of
Mrs. Leo Beiren at Ellensburg.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-08-22
TWO PARTIES GIVEN TO
HONOR MISS ANDERSON

Mrs. w. ]. Jenkins and Mrs. c. D.
Loveland entertained last Saturday at
the formers home with Mothers
and Daughters Tea in honor of Miss
Ellen Anderson, a visitor here from
Portland. An appropriate program Of
songs and readings, arranged by the
hostesses, was enjoyed by all who
were present, and dainty refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
The invited guests were Mrs. Ed
nund Anderson, Mrs. F. M. Wheeler,
Mrs. D. S. Wilkinson, Mrs. Ethel
Remlinger, Mrs. c. I. Wright, Mrs.
R. r. Woods, Mrs. E. J. O'Larey,
Mrs. w. H. Mccrory, Mrs. Bert
Shanahan, Mrs. w. ]. Kincaid, Mrs.
e. D. Burdin, Mrs. Fred M. We'll,
Mrs. Joseph Mykol Mrs. r. S. Refer
son; the Misses Ellen Anderson,
Hazel Belden, Tomn,ie O'Larey,
Ethel Woods, Evelyn McCrory, Lor-
raine Shanahan, Virginia Kincaid,
Helen Wheeler, Mary Graham,
Louise Paschen, Jane Remlinger and
Altu Wright.
Miss Ellen Anderson was compli-
mented last Friday evening with a
beach party attended by about four
teen White Bluffs young people and
chaperoned by Mrs. F. A. English
and Mrs. w. ]. Kincaid. After short
swim at the sand bar the crowd came
back 10 town and spent jolly hour
or so on the lawn at the English
home where they Toasted on wiener
sandwiches, salad, punch, and water
melon.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-08-22

New telephone directories were
printed at the Spokesman plant last
Saturday for the Columbia River
Telephone company and were mailed
out to the subscribers of the company
the first of the week.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-08-22

w. R. Kirby has been appointed
mail messenger to carry the mail be-
tween the postoffice and depot at
White Bluffs, succeeding g. s. Har.
rington, resigned,
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1930-08-22

Floyd Barge and Max Richmond
drove over to- Naches last Saturday
for a visit at the Alvin Barge home.
On Sunday the boys went for a days
outing at Rimrock, returning home
late Sunday night.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
- Ms BROWNsVMLE HERALD PORTS SECTION aza
Gould Sees Nothing But Spirit in Boston Red S.

though John winscttr .346 hitter
with Mobile last year l9-year-old Joe
Cicero from the Eastern league, and
Bill Barrett, formerly Of the White
Sox. are battling for jobs.
The regular infield shapes up as
fast and snappy with Phil Todt at
first, Bill Regan at second, Hal
RHYME. former Pittsburgher, at
short and Bob Reeves. former Geor-
gia Tech star obtained from WASH
ington, It third. Bill Sweeney, who
did some good stickwOrk with To-
ronto last year, viii give Todt a
battle. Bill Narlesky, Ernest Hol-
man and Otis Miller also are can
didates for infield jobs, where hit
ting ability will have considerable
to do with Wagner's final choices.
Since Carrigan's emphasis on de-
fensive skill failed to work, the new
manager may put a higher value On
offensive power.
Behind the bat, the veterans,
Charley Berry. former Lafayette
all-America end, and John Heving
have the call.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
CARDS,SAINTS
ARE WINNERS
Greyhounds Nose Out Eagles
In Free Smuggling
Contest 14-12

BY romping on the pill heavily
in the second and eighth innings.
the San Benito high Greyhounds
beat out the Brownsville Eagles
here Tuesday afternoon in the open
ing diamond tilt Of the season IA
u.
The heavy stickwork Of Roberts,
Smith and Salters proved the turn
Ing point in the contest. Roberts
had a miserable day at short, but
evened things up by cracking out
q home run in the second frame
which scored three runs.
Cavazos ane Cruz Of the Eagles
each obtained three blows in four
trips TO the platter. Charley Baker.
Eagle third sacker. lined out a pair
OF doubles
Sanchez, little San Benito curve
ball hurler, held a slight edge over
Perez on the mound. Sanchez went
the full route, allowing Is hits and
getting nine strikeouts. The little
San Benitan wrinkled his curve
over in good style, allowing but
three free trips to first.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19

Pirates before the champions 60 to
Kansas City for q final four game
series with Kansas City's American
association Champs.
Rain Again
Singing In the rain Is one op-
timistic habit in which Manager
DOME Bush OF the White Sox does
not believe. Ra4ned out OF an ex-
hibition game for the third success
sive day at San Antonio yesterday,
Bush hired q hall and drilled his
White Sox indoors. He also paid for
an option on the hall and is ready
20 defy the elemental capers.
The item that disconnected Man
ager Jewel Ems the most today as
he studied the figures Of yesterdays
loss OF the Pittsburgh Pirates Ia
San Francisco read: left on bases
Pittsburgh H." The manner In
which the Pirates. led by Gus Suhr
and Bartell, raped the ball was
pleasing, but Jess Petty's ineffect-
iveness and the habit OF his team
mates OF being marooned on the
bags combined to leave the En-:
men still without an exhibition
victory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
MARTIN BEATS
RAY CONCER
Brix Sets World Record
In 16-Pound Shot
Put Event

NEW YORK March l9.-tPl-Dr
Paul Martin, Swiss Olympic ace, and
Ray Conger OF the Illinois A. G.
can beat each other at their favor
tie distances but meet trouble when
they invade the others domain.
Martin. defeated in a mile race
a week ago. came back last night
in the National A. A. u. indoor
championships TO conquer
Conger at 1000 yards. Martin
had to set a new meet record OF
2:12 clio to do it but he left the
Illinois flyer three yards behind in
a great finish.
Herman Brix, Los Angeles A. c,
shot putter, set a new world record
with the 16-pound iron ball, 81 feet.
2 1-2 inches.
The accepted worlds indoor rec
ord Of 8 clio seconds for the 10
yard high hurdles. beaten earlier
IN the secson. was equalled twice
last night. Monty Wells Of the
Boston A. A. tied 1t IN winning his
heat, then Lee Seminar. Illinois
star. repeated the time in winning
the final.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
Under the Big Top

NEW YORK, March l9-tR)-An
epidemic OF boils has struck the
New York Giants training camp
at San Antonio, but Freddy Lind
strom. star third-sacker. has a
monopoly on them. He went to a
hospital yesterday when seven OF
them developed on his left hand
and forearm.
The Brooklyn Robins seem 10
have made no mistake when they
exchanged Buzz McWeeny for
Adolfo Luque OF the Cincinnati
Reds. Luque has been showing
great form In spring training at
West Palm Beach and made O
splendid showing In the three In
nings he pitched for the Robins
against the SC. Louis Browns yester-
day. He allowed only one scratch
hit.
Thirteen hits. put together nc
judicious intervals, can score plenty
OF runs IN baseball. Thirteen hits.
not so arranged, couldn't save the
New York Yankees from "a rs beat
ing by the Boston Braves yester-
day at st. Petersburg. The Braves
made only eight hits.
"Spots"
Connie Mack, head strategist o.
the Philadelphia Athletics, Is 20
ing TO have a spot" pitcher this
season. possibly three. The veteran
Howard Gimme signed as q spot"
pitcher this year. That Is, he only
promised TO start games at intervals
Of about two weeks and In spots
where his style will be most ef-
fective. He also Is coaching recruit
pitchers. Two other veterans. Eddie
Rommcl and Jack Quinn, are also
probable spot" performers.
Captain Fresco Thompson, last
OF the Phillies regulars TO report
was expected TO reach Winterhaven,
Fla, today or tomorrow, Manager
Shotton announced. Chuck Klein
celebrated his return to the fold
yesterday by clouting a pair OF
home runs against a House Of David
team.
The Cubs broke up their Catalina
Island training camp today and
headed for Los Angeles and a long
series or exhibition games. Seven
teen games will be played at Los
Angeles with Portland, Los An
Eeles. Hollywood and the Pittsburgh
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19

Old man weather put q crimp
into Sandlot activities this week,
and today managers champed i'm
patiently TO get their charges at
work again. Exhibition games were
scheduled by half a dozen teams.
Even muddy weather wasn't ex-
pected to hamper skipper Snyder
Of the Fort Worth Cats, who today
planned to place his team in the
first OF a two-game series with the
Texas Christian University team.
The second game was set for to-
morrow. Another duo Saturday and
Sunday with the Baltimore Orioles
will give the Cats their first pro-
fessional opposition Of the season.
The Shreveport Sports were
matched against the college OF
Marshall today. They went through
their regular drill yesterday in
spite of a light shower which fore
ed cancellation Of the scheduled
game between the Grays and the
Whites. Three rockies, Barnes. for
mer Texas Aggie pitcher, Wright
sandlotter, and Red" Anderson
third sacker. were cut loose.
Still nursing sore arms. the WITCH
tia Falls Oilers planned a trek to.
DAY to Ryan, Okla, to tussle with
the all-stars there in their second
exhibition game of the season.
Play An-Stars
Manager Joe Schultz expected u
send his Houston Bluffs into actor
today against manager Joe Press
woods all-stars. state amateur
champions IN 1929. Due to start the
fracas yer two big righthanders
Charlie Breeden. youngster from
Hal~lettsville. for the Bluffs. anc
Charlie Wittmer for the all-stars
Arrival Of AL Monk" Edwards, out.
fielders, and Leon Dondero, in
fielder. was awaited by the Sar
Antonio Indians, these two beinl
the only ones lacking TO make &
complete squad. Catcher Pete Lap
an and pitcher Roy Auer donneC
the uniform yesterday, although thI
Indians had to work out In tht
Fort Sam Houston auditorium be-
cause Of a muddy diamond.
The Waco Cubs were due TO play
the Baltimore Orioles II weather
permitted. Yesterday they missed {
practice session for the first tim,
this season. because OF rain.
Only Chick SILVER was absen'
from the Beaumont Exporters. II
training at Orange. where thel
were driven to cover By Jups
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
ACTIVITY in TEXAS
HELD UP BY BAD WEATHER

Pluvius yesterday, interrupting O
practice game between the regulars
and yannigans.
Steers v q. Ponies
The Dallas Steers and the South
ern Methodist University Mustangs
planned to tangle today-barring
weather, which caused their sche-
duled game yesterday to be side
tracked. Skipper Jake Atz whiled
away a rainy day by pruning his
roster TO 2 players. passing out
pink uns" to three youngsters,
catcher Noah Holley, Plano; out
fielder Frank Wilson. Tupelo. Miss,
and shortstop Fred Morris. Ennis.
Bob Tarleton, business manager
Of the Steers. announced the pur-
chase of Frank Brewer. hard-hitting
outfielder-first baseman. from the
Baltimore Orioles. He declined TO
divulge the price. Baltimore paid
$4,000 for him.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
GAMES
(By The Assoclated Pres

At st. Petersburg, Fla.-Boston
(N) 2; New York CAD 5.
At West Palm Beach. Fla.-Brook-
lyn (N) 2; st. Louis (A) /.
At Lakeland. Fla.-Columbus (AA)
5: Philadelphia (A) !.
~ Bradeuton, Fla.-Detroit (Ai
8. ST. Louis N) ).
At San Francisco-Mission (Pcl)
g.; Pittsburgh CD 5.
At Winter Haven, Fa.-Phila-
delphia (ND IA; House Of David 2
Today's Schedule
AT West Palm Beach. Fla.-Brook-
lyn (N) VS.. st. Louis (A).
At st. Petersburg. Fla.-New
York (A) vs.. st. Louis (ND.
AT San Francisco-Pittsburgh N)
vs.. Missions P.C.L.)
At Winter Haven. Fla.-Phila-
delphia CN) vs.. Detroit (A).
AT Orlando. Fla.-Philadelphia
CA) vs.. Cincinnati CN).
AT New Orleans-Cleveland (A)
VS.. New Orleans Is. A..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
Potato Growers To
Meet at San Benito
tSpecial 10 The Heralo.D

SAN BENITO. March 19-Ship-
pers and growers will discuss the
coming potato deal at q meeting
to be held here tonight. called BY
the Valley potato growers ~asssocia-
ton.
Seventy-five Valley shippers have
been invited to the meeting. Most
Of the potato shippers in the coun-
~ are members OF the Exchange.
Questions Of inspection, price.
etc, are to be discussed at the
banquet. which will be held at the
StoneEall Jackson hotel.
A meeting OF the Potato Growers
Association will be held tomorrow
night here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
nv the Associated Press)

INDIANAPOL1S-Happy Ather-
ton. Indianapolis, and Willie Davie-
son. Chartered, Pa, drew, Q0). JOY
Lynn, indianapolis, o~utpointed Ray
Palmer, st. Louis, CD.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Louis Kid
Kaplan. Meriden. Conn. outpointed
Johnny Farr, Cleveland. d0.
ATLANTA. Gated Goooricn
Atlanta. stopped Joe Dundee, Ball-
more. CD.
LOS ANGELES -Bert Colima
Mexico. ~outpointed Willie Feldman
New York. u0).
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
Football Coaching
School Is Looming

Prospects that the Valley wiz
obtain a football coaching school
with Jack Meagher on Rice at SEA
head loom brightly, according 70
Spltz Clark.
Clark and Coach Dutch RekturIE
OF Harlingen recently made a ten
tative offer to Meagher and ne
has accepted.
Meagher says he could open tho
school Aug. Is and close Aug. g.
He would bring with him Johnny
Neimic. All American performer
from Notre Dame. and Durrenberg-
er, also Of the Rice staff.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
BY ALAN GOULD
Associated Press Sports Editor

Associated Press Sports Euitof
PENSACOLA, Fla, March ls.ERj
The glories Of the old Red SoA
have departed, but the spirit car
ries calamity on -.
When Connie Mack In 1877
gave up his long-term occupancy
Of the American league cellar lor
better things, the Red Sox took over
the lease. With the exception Of
one a in the past eight, tne
Boston entry has finished last, q
far cry from the halcyon days OF
1908 to 1918 during which the SoA
won six pennants and were SELDOM
out of the first division.
Bill Carrigan. great catcher ana
OF two worlds champion
shin teams, failed in q three-year
comeback attempt to lift the RED
Sox from their lowly estate. ms
e Charles Heine) wagner
Carrigan's lieutenant and himself a
veteran or the famous 1912 champ
inns. has taken over the somewhat
thankless Job of trying to 90 some
where with a team that lacks the
punch TO be considered a serious
factor in the race.
Lots Of Spirit
Nevertheless. the Red Sox have
shirt and a number OF redeeming
factors in player talent. Unable TO
compete financially with q number
of their rivals. they have stuck TO
the task Of rebuilding slowly. TINS
determination was manifest early
in the year when President Bob
Quinn and Manager Wagner stout
" refused to listen to flattering Of
fers of players and cash from the
Yankees for the services Of the No.
Il right handler Of the pitching staff
Big Ed Morris Of Mole, Ala.
In addition. Wagner counts on
capable right-handed flinging from
Charley Ruffing, Danny MacFay-
den, the former Somerville school,
bow star, Jack Russell, with only
the veteran Billy Bayne. Edgar
Carroll and Ed Durham, the latter
up from Pittsfield. as portside en-
tries, unless Ben Shields. formerly
with the Yankees, stages a come
back. Ray DOZENS, ~ex-college star,
and Horace Lisenbee. onc a sem
sasion with washington, have
chances to stick.
Pill Powders Scarce
The principal punch In the line
up IS packed by two outfielders,
Jack Rothrock and Russ Scarritt.
Both are 800 hitters. but their wal
lop is not sufficient to offset the
disadvantages Of an infield good
Extensively but weak at the bat.
Tom Oliver. Alabama product. may
get the other outfield post al
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
CARDS WIN
CSnecial to The Herald.)

ESPECIAL 70 Tie HtTdIu.I
LA FERIA. March le-Coach
Dutch Rektorik's Harlingen high
school Cardinals won their OPENING
game OF the season here TUESDAY,
defeating La Feria Cavaliers 81 II
a somewhat ragged game.
West and witherspoon held forth
on the mound for the victors. Eacli
Welded four blows. Simpson wen,
the full route for the Cavaliers.
giving up Is blows.
Browner. La Feria centerfielder
cracked out a home run.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
Reynosa Road Fund
Gets Polo Receipts
lSnecial Id NE Heral.

McALLEN, March 19-The entire
proceeds Of the polo game between
the Kelley Field team Of San An
tonic and a picked team from
units Of the Mexican army station
ed in northern Mexico. which is
scheduled for Saturday at Rey-
nosa. across the Rio Grande from
McAllen, will go to a fund which
Reynosa has been asked to pro-
vide toward the cost Of construc-
ton OF the paved highway from
Reynosa TO Victorio and Mexico
City by way or Monterrey. accord
ing 10 an announcement made
Tuesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
TsrANRIJf, OP-Doetor

ISTANBUL I'D octors and
educators are advocating an anti
suicide league to stem Turkeys
alarming epidemic OF self-destruc-
ton, particularly among girls and
women. They urge Incarceration of
would-be suicides in asylums.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19

San Benito ..150 100 250-l4 10 3
Brownsville ...214 100 040-l2 Is 4
Hits: Off Sanchez. l3 in nine In
ninrs; off Perez, IA In eight Innings;
off Taylor. one in one inning. Base
on balls: Sanchez three; Perez two;
Taylor two; Struck out: BY Sanchez
nine: Perez, seven: Taylor, three.
Home run, Roberts. 80 hit. Dixon
and Smith: % hit. Baker 2, Cruz
/. Slona, Salters, Smith and Hew-
lett.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
SHANGHAI

SHANGHAI P-Theater mana
gers here m experimenting with
a scheme for bringing high priced
vaudeville talent from America and
Europe for a circuit taking in
Shanghai. Tokyo. Hong Kong, Ma
Mia. Singapore, Bangkok and Bonn
bay. II will also book for cabarets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
TAKES sfh

tis-Torry : Davis : Smith : Mander-
Sydney = Williams Whall, has tax
en- her eighth husband in Frederick
Roller
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
DENVER AND
PACKERS WIN
Second Tits OF Season Are
Scheduled For
Today


AT McAllen: Omaha y, Wichita o.
At San Benito: Denver 8, Des
Moines 4.
Today's Schedule
Wichita at Mission.
Denver at Harlingen.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
DEMONS cor

Especial to The Herald)
SAN BENITO, March 1.-THE
Denver Demons got off 70 q gooc
start here Tuesday when they de-
feated Des Moines Ga.
Mccoy, Bowler and Windsor
worked on the mound for the
Demons and held the opposition TO
six bingles. The Demon hltters
touched Lyons and Zahn for eleven
hits.
Although the hurlers were cutting
loose with everything. the sluggers
were not 70 be denied. Adair OF
the Demons and Lingle Of Des
Molnes cracked out home runs.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
PACKERS WIN
(SnecIal 70 The Heraldl

(Speclal 70 Inc
McALLEN, March l9-The Omaha
Packers Of Mission grabbed off a
TO decision over the Wichita Avia-
tors here Tuesday In an abbreviated
session cut to six innings by rain
and hail.
Up until the third inning when
williams, Omaha left fielder, sock
ed a home run, both teams went
scoreless.
Blakeney. Wichita short, was the
hitting star Of the day, getting
three blows in as many trips TO
the platter.
Omaha obtained ten hits off
Robinson and Jorcheck. Wichita
got eight hits off Dunagan and
Barnholdt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19
AGAIN DOOMED
= TO POOR YEAR
World Surprised When Soz
Refuse to Sell Star
To New York

NOTE: This is another OF a
series of Associated Press stories
on major league club prospects.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-03-19

Totals ...........4o II -
Score by innings: r
The Washington times., 1930-03-07
TWENTY EVADE
RAID SQUAD

Twenty patrons of a completely
equipped gambling den, on the
third floor of an otherwise de.
serted building in the 900 block
Pennsylvania Ave. N. W.. made q
successful escape through an lrn.
provised rear stairway as the
police vice squad labored for
more than an hour to break
through heavily barred doors.
Roulette wheels, dice and dice
cups and faro tables, a,cng with
bookmaking equipment were seized
by the officers. Seret. o. j. Let
terman, r. J. Cox and j. A. Mos.
tyn conducted the raid.
Following this the squad went
to the 100 block Seventh st.
S. E., where Paul Barnes, colored,
81, and Edwin Lipford, colored,
20. were arrested on charges of
sale and possession of liquor.
Several quarts of liquor were
found in their custody, the off
GERS alleged.
Sarah johnson. colored, 36, was
taken into custody in her home
in the 1900 block New Hampshire
Ave. N. W., by the police on
charges Of sale and possession.
Four quarts were found On the
premises. The three arrests were
booked at the First precinct.
The Washington times., 1930-03-07
DISTANT STATIONS


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9:30--Farm program
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11.4S-N.B IL. C.-ProhIbition Poll.
l2:OO-Alr Vaudeville.
WGN-ChlcaR0---12
S:SO-Goldkettes orchestra; Night
hawks.
s;0O-Manor House Players.
S;3O-Rhythm and Melody.
lO:00--Pat Barnes.
10:3O--BiIliken TrouperS.
ii Ii.OO-Tomorrows Trib.; Hungry
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12;Oo-Dream Ship; Dance Music.
aRO-61O-445
S:30--C. b. ). Network.
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S:30-Chantic;eerS
9:OO-Variety program.
WIW-CIncinnati--1
8, S:0G--Studebaker Champions.
S:30--"Ask Me Another
S:45-NB.C.--WJZ.
9:3O-HeatFolatown
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10:3O-Historical HighlikhtS
1l:0O-Trio; Burn Corkers.
I2:00--Gibson Orchestra; Low Down"
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11:3O-AmOs m Andy: dance music.
I?:i5-Nighthawk frolic.
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I1:05-Traffic Court; Mulligan's Or
-~. Chestra.
12:20--Gold Medal Orchestra.
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2!00--C, r.. s. Network