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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25
Hard Road
for Athens
Texas Champs Drop Third
in Row to Jeffer-
son Five.
81 United Press

By United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec. 25.-The
Hoosier brand Of basketball tri-
umphed over last years national
champions Wednesday night for the
third successive time as jefferson of
Lafayette downed Athens, Tex, 20
to II. The Texans were to play at
Martinsyille high school this after
noon.
Jefferson high school had little
trouble defeating Athens and held
lead throughout the game. Except
for the last few minutes, when the
visitors rallied in an attempt to
overcome the Hoosier lead, the con-
test was slow and ragged.
Washington and Frankfort high
school teams defeated the Texans
on the two preceding nights.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25
PHILADELPHIA, De,

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 25.-Six
L years ago Cy Perkins was re-
garded as one of the best catchers
in the major leagues. He was %
years old and took his regular turn
behind the bat as the Athletics first
string catcher. The years Just ahead
looked bright for him. Now Per-
kins has been cut off by the cham
pions and has joined up with the
Yankees.
The boy from Gloucester. who
came ID the Athletics in 1915. was
at the h ight Of bis career when the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 25.-Jimmy
Phelan, University of Washington
coach, announced today the prob
able starting lineup of the West
South All-Stars for their charity
football game against the ex-Notre
Dame players at the coliseum Sat-
urday.
The lineup follows: End, Caraway
CPurdue) and Maffett (Georgia);
tackles, Maree Georgia Tech) and
Artman (StanforD; guards. Steel
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25
THREE-I TO ACCEPT

BY Times Special
DECATUR, Ill, Dec. 25.-Presi-
dent L. j. Wylie of the Three-I
League announced here Wednesday
that his loop is virtually certain to
accept the new draft proposal with
the major leagues. There will be
a league vote on the plan shortly.
Wylie said his club owners wanted
to sign the agreement during the
Montreal convention.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25
nor MIICH FOR RELIEF

CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-At the re-
cent Stribling- Griffith charity box
ing show held in this city, unem-
ployment relief received only S.
250.58, it was announced Wednesday
night, after a final checkup. Gross
receipts were $84.232.41, but the
main-go fighters took s44,eo3.e3.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25
RACE CROWD OF 10000
Seven Events Carded on Caliente
Turf Bill Today.

BIZ JntteG Press
Aqua CALIENTE, Lower Cali
fornia, Mexico, Dec. ga crowd
of 10000 was exr ected to witness
the opening of the winter racing
season at Aqua Caliente's pictur-
esque track today. More than nine
hundred horses are quartered here
for the eighty two-day racing meet.
Seven races, featured by six
furlong sprint, were on today's pro-
gram.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25
BY WILLIAM BRAUCHER
NFa caryfce GnOrfC Editor


TINE hard boots country of Ken
4 lucky and the Oklahoma bad
lands have produced this year two
of the most sensational young horse
riders Of the generation.
One is Henry (Hand-Ridin)
Riley, a 17-year-old kid from a
ranch near Wetumka, who wears
the kind Of face that horses go for
The other, Eugene James, youth
the same age from Louisville, has
booted home more than 100 winners
in five actual months of riding in
races.
Riley leads the pack Of American
jockeys, with 1863 winning mounts
up to the middle of December. He
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25
GRID BATTLE TODAY
Cardinals Pro Eleven Meets Former
CoIIegians at Fl. Worth.
By United Press

By United Press
FIT. WORTH. Tex. Dec. 25.-The
Chicago Cardinals of the National
Professional Football League and
former stars Of the southwest con
ference met under cloudy skies al
La Grave field here today.
Ernie Nevers, famous former full
back of Stanford university. piloted
the team rep1ete with all-America
names against some Of the most
brilliant players the southwest ever
has known.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25
SPANIARD ON CARD

Humberto Will Meet Marvel Here
Monday Night.
Humberto, Spanish wrestler, has
been signed to clash with the
Masked Marvel, in the feature at
traction of ne, Monday nights
wrestling program at Tomlinson
hall. The balance of the card will
be made up OF four main go per-
formers. There will be three
matches on the card, the main
event going for the best two of
three falls.
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GAME AT s:45

By Times Special
MARTINsvILLE, Ind, Dec. 25.-
The basketball game scheduled
here this afternoon between Mar
t1nsville high school and Athens
(Tex) teams is billed to get under
way at 3:45. A capacity crowd is
expected to attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25
STRIBLING MADE BID
Garden Reported Hot After Shar-
key Bout in June.
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-The New
York Telegram says the Madison
Square Garden Corporation has
made w. L. CYoung) Stribling a
rich offer" to meet Jack Sharkey
in fifteen-round bout in the
Yankee stadium in June.
While the amount was not di-
vulged," the Telegram story said,
'it is understood t. be upward Of
500 .0O0."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25
10 TEAMS IN TOURNEY
Big Field TO Compete in Green's
burg Net Event.
BIZ Times Special

BIZ Times Specidt
GREENSBURG, Ind, Dec. 25.-
Nineteen teams will participate in
the seventh annual southern Indi-
ane basketball tournament to be
held in this city Friday and Satur-
day this week. The Greensburg Y.
M. G. A. will conduct the big event.
Action will start at a. m. Friday.
The title tilt will be staged at
o'clock Saturday night, kaufman
Of Shelbyville and Pruitt, Green's
burg high school coach. will Off
ciate.
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Basketball

The manager OF the Holy Trinity Juniors
IS requested to call Drexel 1188-R and ask
tor Andrew concerning the game with the
are. playing in the l7-l8-year-old class
and desire games on a home d-home
basis. Call Andrer at Drexel 1188-R.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25
JUNIOR METERS ENTER

l44 College and Prep Players Com
pete in Tennis Meet.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 25.-A field
composed of IA players from six
teen colleges and eighteen high
schools will begin play here Fri
day in the national junior indoor
tennis tournament.
William Jacobs, defending cham
pion, meets Irving Lindenbaum in
a f1rst-round match.
Play III the boys event begins
Saturday.
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Wednesday Games

STATE HIGH SCHOOLS
Jefferson, Lafayette, 20; Athens, II.
Decatur, IS; Portland. o.
Nashville. 20; Alumni. Is.
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TALKING
IT OVER
by JOE WILLIAMS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-While the
= = regular, or irregular as the
vote may be. conductor Of this col
umn steps around to see how the
boys in the back room are getting
along with their holiday wassailing
to say nothing Of their Yuletiding,
the responsibility Of turning out
the word will be intrusted to the
following
BY SANTA CLAUS
(The Man Everybody Owes
Well, things haven't changed a
great deal since l was down here
year ago. I see where that fell
low Dempsey is back in town and
the boys are saying he is going to
fight again, and that all he needs
is little hard work on the road
to make him as good as ever, if not
better. I forget when I first read
something of this sort, but it must
have been at least twenty years ago.
At least, it seems that long ago.
I'm quite a Demp,ey fan myself,
as you people say. but I must con-
Tess I am getting a little weary
about the whole thing and I do
wish he would come back or stay
put or something. Personally. I
think he is still good enough to
smack over most Of the clowns that
are cluttering up the heavyweight
rings. but until I see him back in
the ring with his hands up ready
for battle and that old snarl on his
pan, have decided to pay no at
tention TO him whatsoever.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25

Junior Aces ant games 18th teams in the
l2,l4-year-old class having access to gyms.
Can Drexel 6o92 and ask for Abe, or write
ABE Yousha. 1910 Church street. Christa-
mores take notice.
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Observation-Disclosures
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25

st. Johns EVANGELICAL I'VE will practice
from to 8 Friday evening at st. Pauls
Lutheran church on Weghorst street.
Teams claying in the 20-25-year-olds class
desiring game for Friday night. call Louis
Weiland. Drexel 2090 after O'Clock, or
Lincoln SAT- during day.
The Swayzee HY Red independent basket
team. with victories over Hartford CITY
Merchants SweetSer A. C.s Amboy Nav
tags. Kokonlo Pontiacs. Muncie, Delco-
RemvS and others desire dates with fast
independent teams. Write J. Fred Frye,
box 543. SwayZee. Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-12-25

The New Years 1000 scratch sweep
stakes at the Indiana alleys is also at
tracing the attention of the bowlers. and
a good entry is expected to roll. Charges
for this meet. will be $40 per team which
includes bowling
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

liminary events.
LOS ANGELES, Aug. Z U.P) -
California Caddie Championship
were named today in preparation
for opening play next Monday at
the Rancho and Sunwet courses.
Duckie Mananan of Lakeside
scored a - TO lead caddies from
almost every southern California
club who participated in elimina
tion rounds over their own courses
last Monday. Louis Miller, San Ge-
briel turned in 73 and Henry Cur
ley, Annandale, q "A. The latter
featured the play by scoring hole
in one.
CULVER CITY, Calf, Aug. :.
U.P-Young Papke. brother Of the
once noted "ten second" Papke, viii
meet battling Ortega in a siX-round
main event here tonight.
NEWPORT, Calf, Aug. 7. U.P)
The San Diego Upton trophy,
most coveted of all Pacific coast
Yacht prizes, drew most of the med
ium-sized craft at the combined Pa
eifie coast and Southern California
regattas TO the starting line today.
The Upton event climaxed the
six and eight meter championship
races which ended Yesterday in vie
tories for Stuart Haldron's Ayavav
from San Francisco and Vie Dal-
toms Marin, both of whilh won
three straight heats.
The Ayayay finished the l2.G
mile course in the six meter event
in 2.47:09, well ahead OF the Cap
rice and Clio from the California
Yacht Club and the Maybe from
san Francisco. The Marin's time
for the same distance was 2:39:lO,
with the Babe from Santa Catalina
second and the Hvide (CQl, san
Francisco, third.
PASADENA, Calf, Aug. :. U.P)
The championship flight of the
Pasadena city tourney met at
Brookside Park today in the quar-.
terfinal and semi-final rounds of
ls holes each in preparation for
finals Friday.
Jack Gaines Of Girard and Harry
Wesbrook of Annandale stil were
favorites to play the finals, both
advancing in second round play
yesterday Gaines defeated Bob
White, Flintridge, and 3, while
Wesbrook humbled Jack Douglas,
! up
a consolation round and a play
off for low net honors also were
scheduled today.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
| S P0R i 8 !
Featherweight
Title Sought BY
Fidel La Barba

CHICAGO, Aug. :. U.H
La Barba of California, former
world flyweight champion, will
make his hid for recognition as the
foremost contender for the feather
weight title. in l0-round bout with
Earl Mastro Of Chicago, at Chicago
Stadium tonight.
La Barba, Mastro. Kid Chocolate
and Champion Bat Battalino are
rated as the leaders of the feather
weight class. with the champion re
gardcd as a weak fourth. Chocolate
has deserted the l-6pound division
to try for the lightweight title and
unless he suffers setback in his
match with Kid Berg at New York
tonight. the winner of the Mastro-
La Barba bout probably will get the
first chance at Battalino's 5 title.
Mastro and La Barba have met
twice before, each winning one de-
cision and there Is little to choose
between the two on comparative rec
crds. Mastro was an early taVorite
in the betting but the odds are close
and il is possible that the fighters
win enter the ring at even money.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

State Athletic commission, which
has barred See.
81 win not allow Primo to fight
unless ! can manage and second
him, said See. owe don t care
who the opponent is, but unless the
Illinois commission reVerseS its ac-
tion aud grants me license, there
will be no fight.
"Primo is ready to fight any
fighter in the world. He can beat
them all and we are willing to put
up n substantial side bet that he
can knock out any man he meets in
six rounds. If he doesn t we not
only will pay the bet but will refuse
our share of the purse.
Camera was scheduled to meet
Bombo Chevalier in the "battlc Of
vindication but for some reason
possibly the chance of the Oakland
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
FRIDAYS CARD
HAS ATTENTION
OF Fight FANS

While valley politicians are all
Ret up over the approaching primary
election, boxing fans are for the
moment letting their interest center
On the card to be shown at the I'm
perial Valley Athletic club tomorrow
night, headed 10y Leon Limbraco and
Jimmy Black.
Since returning to the valley We
have been hearing tales Of Linn
brace 5 prowess, and 1t bears cut
TIE opinion We formed of him the
first night he fought here-he can
make trouble for any boy his weight
with that murderous left.
Limbraco has had two more fights
here that We missed. knocking his
opponents galley west in short or
der and he has caught the fancy
Of the fans who consider him in
vincible.
Black Is mighty good little
fighter, clever, fast and q good
pnncher. What he can do against
Limbraco only time will tell The
latter is not the kind who goes in
TO mix it up and he viii offer a
style that is enough TO bother an!
boy. In addition he fights from the
left side, which is always an adyan-
tage.
Mariana Cebu gets a crack at the
semi-final spot with Jimmy Torres
of Los Angeles in the other corner.
If Jimmy is as good as Johnny or
Syd, both of whom have fought here,
Mariana should have one busy night
of it unless he connects early in the
fight Cebu is a walloper and when
lie hits they usually stay hit.
Kid Oso and Al Laigne in the
special spot are both newcomers who
will have to show the fans just what
they have for their stock III trade
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
CLAIM CHOCOLATE
BERG BOUT WILL
Be REAL SCRAP
Even Most Cynical Fan
Expects 70 Get His
Moneys Worth.
BY FRANK GETTY
United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Aug. a slender
little Cuban negro, who has never
been licked in lGS professional
fights. and a sturdy ambitious young
Hebrew from the rough and tumble
Whitechapel section of London, will
battle through tea rounds, or less.
at the Pole grounds tonight.
The really remarkable thing about
this bout between Kid Chocolate and
Jack Kid Berg is that even the
most cynical boxing fan. disillu,
stoned by repeated disappoiutments
in fistic affairs. believes this meet
ing between the two aspirants for
the lightweight championship is 60
ing to be real scrap.
After what transpired when Al
Singer took the title away from
what remained of Sammy Manaell
last month. such confidence certain
" deserves to be more than its own
reward. and there Is every reason
10 believe that Chocolate and Berg
will. fer once. giving boxing fans
their money : worth.
As for the outcome Of the bout,
that is pleasingly uncertain. Berg
will have nearly lQ-pound pull IN
the weights. The Londoner IS \
tireless. mauHng type of fighter,
with no science and possesses no
real punch. Chocolate, on the other
hand, is the cleverest man. pound
fer pound. in the ring today, and
a sharp hitter as well. Whether he
can give away 10 pounds and stand
off a fighter OF the rushing, two
fisted type he must meet tonight re-
mains to be seen.
Berg, because of the weight ad-
vantage and the belief that he can
BATTLE Chocolate by his steadfast,
whirlwind attack, is a slight favorite
The odds are said to be to on
the Englishman. But there will be
little money bet 1T better than even
money, for Chocolate, 1.-the, expert
on defense and attack. with one of
the coolest heads of all the present
day boxing generals, has 4 host of
confident followers.
When they get i'll the ring, Berg,
who holds the junior welterweight
championship, win weigh fully 1876
or 49,. with "The Keed' from
Cuba 10 pounds lighter. The bout
will not be broadcast. Madison
Square Garden looks forward opti-
mistically to a gate Of $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
CARNERA MATCH
LOOKS DOUBTFUL

CHICAGO, Aug. :. W.p} AL
though Primo Camera declares he is
through fighting set-ups" and
willing to meet any heavyweight in
the world, it is doubtful that he will
be given an opportunity to 90
through with his proposed fight at
White SoX park, August II.
Primo and his manager, Leon See,
arrived in Chicago yesterday but
found that Promoter Mique Malloy
had not secured a satisfactory vie
tim for the proposed bout. Ii an
opponent is found, Carnera S appear
ance will depend ON the Illinois
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

negro again refusing to "dive' and
forcing Primo S handlers to reenact
their towel throwing stunt-he has
been dropped from consideration.
Malloy is now attempting to publ
cize his show by wiring challenges
TO SchmeliEg, Sharkey, Stribling,
Campolo and other first rank
heavies, who either are out of the
country or out of training.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
BILLY WAGNER
SCORES KAYO

OCEAN PARK, Calf, Aug. Z.
U.Pi-Eilly Wagner scored knock
out over Pay Ianco with n right
TO the midriff in the second round
Of their main event here last night.
Leroy Haynes WAS given 4 techni-
cal knockout over Tony Randolph
after two rounds Of the special.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

Oso halls from Mexico and Laigne
is from the Taft oil fields.
Kid Mexico and Kid Garcia will
open the show. II will be ladies
night. and ladies with escorts will
be admitted to the arena without
charge
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

In a boys contest. sponsored by
q sport club at Kittitas, Oregon,
there had been killed TO July, 759
crows, 149 magpies and enough
hawks and ground hogs to make a
total of 1880.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
CLEVELAND INDIAN
SIGN "HANK DOWDY

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. :. U.P)-
Leslie "Hank" Dowdy, independent
catcher, has been signed by the
Cleveland Indians, "Uzz" Wetzel,
Indian scout, announced here todav.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES. Aug. Z. (U.H-
Don George. former Collegiate mat
star. had climbed another step tow
ard professional fame today by a
victory over Marin Plestina, vet
eran wrestler, in straight falls here
last night.
Although outweighed 80 pounds
by his 245-pound opponent, George
had little trouble in disposing OF
Plestina. He took the first fall with
a body slam in II minutes, 33 sec
onds and the second with an arm
bar and wrist lock in p minutes
IL seconds.
Nick Lutz took two out of three
falls from Bill Shaw, and Pietro
Bacini defeated Lee Wycoff in pre-
liminary events.
Imperial Valley press., 1930-08-07

powdy will play with tie new Or
leans team in the Southern Associa-
tion for the remainder Of the season
and report to Cleveland next spring.
Wetzel said.
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Times Radio Dial Twisters

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WTAM tloTol. CleVeland-Dance music;
midnite melodies.
1880 P. M
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Columbia RomaneIlrs orchestra to wABc,
wGN l72ol. Chicago-wGN symphony;
wJR C750l. Detroit-slumber music.
WbdAQ (670). Chtcago-Dan and Sylvia.
WShi $500, Eashyille-Noyelty players.
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KDKA $500. Observation-Disclosures Penn
KYW9 1920. chicaRo-wayne Kings or
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Columbia-Lovns orchestra to WABC.
KNOX (l090) st. Louis-KMOX reyeue.
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WMAQ (67o). Chicago-Rainbow carniVs
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WBBM (770l. Chicago-Dance program.
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NBC System-PalaiS dor orchestra to
WEAF WSM.
WJR (75ol. Detroit-Bergin. orchestra.
NBC System-Cummin's orchestra to WIZ
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WDAF (610)-Kansas City-Nighthawk
frolic.
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chorus TO WABC. WbdAQ.
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Columbia-True Story hour to WABC.
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WENR is7o,. Chicago-Feature program.
WFAA teoo). Dallas-Poole parade.
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wTAM nO70l. Cleyeland-Friday frolics.
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Columbia-The radio follies to wABC.
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WBBM (7To). Chicago-Times drama.
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Columbia Football predictions to WABC,
KNOX, WOWO, WKRC.
EBC System-R. K. o. program to WEAF,
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NBc system-'Under the jolly Roger" to
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WSM $500, acknowledgements program.
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KYW 1920, Chicago-Hydrox 6parklers.
Columbia-Phoenix program to WABC,
WBBM, KNOX.
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FIGHTING PRIEST
AWAITS ATTACK,
/. HIS Gun HANDY
Winning in War on Vice in
Louisiana; Ban Put on
Beer Gardens.

ABBEVILLE. La, Oct. 3h-A
business-like automatic pistol lay
within easy reach of Father Ed
mund Quail today IS he sat at his
desk, and he promised to take care
Of any one who might possibly at
tempt to carry out threats to assas-
sinate him Tor his successful crusade
against vice here.
I'm not afraid to die, but I am
going to have an even break," "
Father Quail explained.
The priests attacks on underworld
resorts and the subsequent threats
he received served to call attention
of authorities to the conditions, with
the result that the mayor and police
chief issued orders that all beer gar
dens and vice resorts were to be
closed by Saturday.
For months l have asked for
this" Father DUAL said. Nov the
townsfolk have awakened. I have
no worry for myself"
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Song by the English composer, ColerfdEe-
Taylor. from tao to D. m, Friday. over
the Columbia network and WABC.

The overture to Albert Lortzlngs comic
opera. Gear und Zimmerman" viii open
the program of Slumbsr Music to be
broadcast over VIZ and an NBC network.
Friday night at 10 O'Clock