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SYNOPSfS- JMdtfh DaIs'a ef.
fort 70 complete the Rio Di1blo
dam occorEte0 to The Sl3n a. BIO
Tom BeViDs, her former enplogsF.
q complicated 81 foTton E0gn-
pers,s effort 90 recover fer the
BeVias heirs the I've millioN 60l-
dam. AppnreNflw Lawpsress aaeS,t
has led Sc0orifs. one 81 Bfo TOMS
loyal supporters. into the telief
that the ScoO0fns farm cOAsdtA8
oil. 70 haRtper JHdfth's fcorzs. She
= ardttis8g for the report 81 her
0eclO0fst before 0ctiRg.
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WANTS To WE'D 81 lOs

ST. PAUL The day she was
100 years old, Mrs. Mary Barber
of this city announced that she
desired to make fourth try at
married life, but she can't make
up her mind about her sutton, who
is only 80.
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Options have been secured on
3,07O acres surrounding Kings
Mountain battlefield IN South
Carolina for inclusion n the na-
tional park the gorernment pro-
poses 10 estabIish there.
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Do sURsCRIRERs

II you do not receive your
paper ~ 600 o'clock IN the
afternoon, use your telephone
or your neigbbor's phone and
call 81 and 4 paper win be sent
70 your home. a complaint
boy IS on duty at this office
from 600 70 7:I6 p. m. for the
purpose Of delivering COM
plants. Help us give you 100
percent service BY calling 81 If
you do not receive The Citizen.
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Oregon University ii planning
=. produce heavy water On =
be scale soon. From SIX quarts Co.
two gallons ~ the heavy water
can Be extracted from the 10000
gallon water tank they are install
lng.
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NOTacE or APPLICATION FOR
TAX DEED


N cURCuHT c0uRT. TWENTIETH
1DD2G,IAL CIRCUIT. MONROE
E0UNTE. STATE o. FLORIDA.
Notice n Hereby Given. That Ia
Place Roatwiek. purchaser % Tax
Certificates Nos. 4sa-tSs. dated the
ara slay ~ August. Al n. 1891, has
Tiled said certificates In my office.
and has made application Tor tax
deed 20 issue 81 accordance with
law. said certificate embraces the
following described property. sit.
uated la Monroe County. Florida.
toswlt
LatR IS and 10. square as.
Beck CT. Fage IL. steck Is-
land Plat Book /. Page s..
Monroe County Records.
The said land being assessed At
The date % the is2nance or said GER
tifienGe N the name Of ]. -. Renetso.
CnleNa said certificates shall Re re-
deemed according Is law. tax deed
Will issue thereon on the 18th dAy
of April a. y. 1854.
ROSS G SAWYER.
Clerk Circuit Court N0nFae County.
flerlda. nlar5ts ft.et-9S
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would ike to see the local
managers get together and bring
down to this city some Sunday one
of the baseball clubs that are now
playing around Miami. think
that q special rate can be arrang-
ed to transport the players in on
Sunday and play 4 doubleheader
the same afternoon. The club
could depart on the $40 train.
The expenses would not be very
much and ] think they could be
met. All It would take you'd be
so good fans to donate a buck
eacha round dollar or a dollar
bin. ten dimes. four quarters. two
half or 20 nickelsand with so
simoieons we can bring ball club
here for . doubleheader on a
Sunday.
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Well, the Pirates won Sunday,
and the Stars. the best they could
do was break even. That throws
the Stars and the Pirates in q tie
for first place. each having four
more games to play. The Pirates
play doubleheader next Sunday.
It looks ike q 100 to / shot for
the Pirates, because the odds are
in their favor now. If they beat
the Singers and lose to the Stars
they viii be half game in the
rear, but # they beat the Stars
and lose to the Sluggers, they will
keep the lead BY 4 half game, and
II they win both games TIL let
You do the figuring, my dear read
er.
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One of the public parks in
Hamburg. Germany, which is fire.
quented BY both birds and bird
lovers, is equipped with coin-in-
the-siOt machines dispensing bird
seed.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-04-14

STAR CITY. Ark.-"Take it
~ leave il" said Alex Maddox,
~, negro farmer Of this city. as
he forked over 4,0T9 pennies to
pay bis taxes.
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Two maanffleent nountains o.
the Isle 81 Pines. CaholIos and
L. casns aFe enlirely of marble.
and from them comes most u the
stone used for tie construction a.
beautiful buildings il Havanp.
Cuha.
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LEGALS


Ia - A&AsbSA
IN c1RCuHF cOUnT. TWENTIETH
1gn1CIAL CIRCUIT. MONROE
CDEfNTH. STATE or FLORIDA.
Notice II Hereby Given, That
Hugh Hamilton Estate. purchaser
Go3 Tax Certificates Nos. I967-l 1865
f069-50s0. dated the 18th day OF july
a. d. 1897. has filed said certificate
Ii my office. and has made appllea-
ton for tax deed to issue IN accord
aTiee with law. Such certificates
embrace the following described
property. situated In Monroe Coun-
~ Florida. t0-wft:
Lots 5s6-7-S, So. 3, Book A3-
Isl. J0hnsonvIlle. Big Coppitt.
Plat Hook /. Page s.. Monroe
Co0nfy Records
That SAID land being assessed At
the date ~ the issuance ~ said cer-
tfficnKe 81 lhe name 81 Huston Ice =
IRE 5n& AEAA Nsn1eeN Nalt cers
N IA ~ - " IS & N 1I3VF sls
&o law. tnk deed viii issue fherebn
on the Ssfh day of April. a. y. 1884.
(SffAfsl ROSS c. SAWfFsR.
Clerk Circuit Court Monroe County.
Florida fnars4-31s hpFt.l4-S1
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Ia know that We
have the right prices On letter
heads. envelopes. business cards
statements and any form Of
printing. satisfaction gunrnn-
teed. Cali 81. The Artman
Press junT
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Elephants weighing nearly three
pounds each, were exhibited re-
Gently 1t Laredo, Tex.
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A corner near the business sees
ton 81 San Saha. Tex: i formed
81 The intersection 81 Hiek and
Dry streets
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Re KNtn4e 20
NEtsso< 4. POLLARD.
Deceased
NOTICES OF INTENTION ia MAKE
APPLICATION Fur FINAL
DISCHARGE
Notice i herNay Rieen that 1 viii
on the Skh day ~ June. Al. ~ 1874.
nreStnt - the Measurable lIugh
Seankx. Elartaa. ms Flna1 Repast
an9 xa0Thera and ASK far the 49,
nroyai 81 Same. ana apply Ter FInat
piekAaFwe - the Estate az Nelsnu
4 hnllaFa. Deceased
NMNed AnFt4 1874
W1f.f41Aa4 IL ROCKER.
neiitaEy AdnslnaafEatar. e. =. Il.
stIt 3@ q f5fSftEsx.
AEeUen&tn
AR as-ss-st uNys-ts.ss.xt: 49,
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Miami has some very good play
ers, but they are all, or the ma
jOrity Of them, playing on Miami
Beach teams, where they have
formed Class A diamondball
league.
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wANTED % BOY

GOLD TEETH.
Crowns, Bridges. JeweIry. False
Teeth. We pay high Is SO for
full sets. Dept F. WESTERN
METAL CO., Bloomington. III.
aprI4-Itx
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Observation-Disclosures
Today In History

1S2s-First edition Of Web
ster's Dictionary published.
1865 President Abraham Lin
coin shot in Ford's Theater, WASH
ington.
l912-Steamship Titanic struck
iceberg shortly before midnight.
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Statesmen WANTED

CLOTHING Statesmen; S7.0s;
sen direct from factory to
wearer, washable Sanforixed
shrunk Summer Suits. Expert
Workmanship; $50 commits
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FoR RENT

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ments. Very reasonable. 40
Duval street. apr14-tf
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MATCHED, selected
Reds, Barred, White Rocks,
Orpingtons 10O--$7.75; Heavy
Assorted 1886; Buff Minocras.
Anconas $3.50. Prepaid: live
delivery Southern Hateharies,
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RERARINc

SEWING MACHINES We re-
pair aIl makeA Cnnranteed
SERVES. SINGER Maehine Aguney.
J. L Showers Music C0mpany.
april
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BLANK SALES BooKs-Suit-
able for every business. In
duplicate with carbon paper.
.Unly sc each. The Artman
Press, Citizen Building. Phone
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500 SHEETS typewriting paper.
Only soc. Get them at The
Artman Press. Phone 81.
now
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How many fans viii donate to
this2 / can name q few sports
man that are always wiling to
help the national game in this
city, and they are: Berlin Saw
yer, Willard Russell, William
Bates. RogeliO Gomez, Mendoza.
Hamlin, two Pinder brothers,
Napoles, ChicIlo Perez, Hernandez.
Claude AIbury, Dobbs and a score
Of others that / do not remember
At present.
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An AUTO sTROP RAZOR untfiE
given free with aark classified
Advertisement ASK FOR ~.
InnII
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OLD PAPERS FOR SALE. One
bundle sc. containing 25 old
papers. The Citizen Office.
novI
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Others Of this city. They would
walk away with the league.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-04-14

According to the averages COM
rilsdaiby thea official scorer, the
three leading hitters are A. Ace
vedo, g. Lopez and Maker. The
first two named are Of the Pirates
and the last one Of the Stars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1934-04-14

They have Quintan Lopez, fresh
after three weeks rest, and Avila,
with two weeks rest. Ia an enner-
gency they can use Casa again as
he i always willing ID 60 in there.
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| would like to ask John Gates
just one question When is the
diamondball league going to start
III this city7 III he could get The
Citizen. Del Monte. Park and Elec-
trio company to play we would
have another good league.
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Well. that is very encouraging
to those boys. but why doesn't our
scorer name more than three
leading players | suggest that
he should publish the names Of
every player batting over $50,
and then the boys win try hard to
lift their batting average or work
harder to pass the other fellows
who are ahead Of him. Be sport.
0fcar, and give the boys ! break.
On Wednesday night the Wal
terson's Body and Fender Works
of the city Of Miami whitewashed
the strong Southern Diaries. The
final score was S to D. There were
SIS Key Westers on the Walter
sons lineup. namely, Mingue
sUbieta, Lucilo Gonzalez, Ludy.
Aeossa, Walterson's two boys and
Almayda. Il sure was i treat to
there and zee our home boys
make good Heavens help the other
clubs in the league II they could
ret Lunn. N. Acevedo and 1 few
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Let's get together ard bring q
club here for q change. / know
that the following will be willing
to help also: Louis Gonzalez. Mar
tinez, Jesus Gomez, Bow-Bow,
Papy, win Albury. These are
only : few remember.
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RADIO REPAIRING

RADIO REPAIRING. Wesrepall
all makes. Guaranteed service,
j. L. Showers Music Co. april
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FoR sALE

TOOK 50 SETS Of $4,000 Golf
clubs IN payment of debt. Driv-
er ane four matched irons conn
plete with bag $5.75. Refund sif
dissatisfied. Emerson Com
pany, 682 whitney. New IIse.
en-, Conn. apr14-itx
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Evening star., 1934-10-31
CATHOLIC UNIT HEAD
TO SPEAK TO K. OF c.

Edward Heffron, director Of the
Catholic Evidence Bureau Of the Ma
tional Council Of Catholic Men, will
speak on The Catholic Layman and
the Legion Of Decency" tomorrow
night at the Edward Douglas White
Council Of the Knights Of Columbus.
A bingo party, the proceeds Of which
will go to the lecturers entertainment
fund Of the council, will be held Fri
day night in the Knights of Columbus
club house. Refreshments viii be
served and several prizes will be given
during the party.
Evening star., 1934-10-31

This is one Of the most discussed
Of our current industries today, and
the evolution of this trade or craft
from its very simple status to its
great importance today has been moth
ing short of amazing" Case said.
He traced the growth of the indus
try from the time merchants started
taking business away from the homes
until the present time, pointing out
the great advancement which has
been made even since the World War.
After the armistice was signed and
restrictions removed from the produc-
ton of apparel, very strong demand
asserted itself for practically all kinds
of ready-made clothing and factories
both mems and womens
apparel we're flooded with ORDERS"
Case related. This brought about
great competition, and manufacturers
in recent years have developed great
Evening star., 1934-10-31

have put into effect anti-noise
ordinances with notable success, the
motoring body pointed out.
I'm addition to bringing about a
new era of quiet on the streets of
American cities. particularly in resi-
Dental areas, Q ban on the loud and
continuous blowing Of automobile
horns also would contribute to safer
motoring conditions" Thomas P.
Henry, president Of the association,
declared. "The horn is intended as
warning signal to cars ahead and
behind, but not one out Of every
hundred blasts carries any such sig
nificance today"
Evening star., 1934-10-31

them before Federal Judge James H.
Wilkerson.
Two hours time was allotted to the
defense to present their opening state
ment to the jury, to be made after
the court has ruled on motions for
directed verdicts Of acquittal made In
behalf Of all the defendants with the
exception Of insult and his son, Sam
uei insult, jr., who wish to take the
stand and tell their stories to the Jury
The defendants were pictured yes
terday by defense counsel in arguing
for directed verdicts, as victims oi
their efforts to save insult stock
holders from losses Judge Wilkerson
was expected to pass on this phase
of the case sometime today.
Evening star., 1934-10-31
CITIES ASKEDTO BAN
LOUD AUTO HORNS
A. A. A. Appeals for Action by
Municipalities in Drive
Against Noise.

An appeal to city authorities
throughout the country to outlaw
raucaus automobile horns in q cam
paign Of noise disarmament" was
made today by the American Auto
mobile Association.
Many foreign cities, including Lon
don, Paris, Rome and Berlin, already
Evening star., 1934-10-31
READY-T0-WEAR HAS
BIG INDUSTRY RANK
A. c, Case Says Yearly Value To-
tails $4,000, 100000, With $780,
600 Persons Employed.

From a comparatively small busi-
ness at the turn of the century, the
ready-to-wear industry has grown to a
s2,0oo,000000 per year capacity. with
the number of wage earners aggre-
eating 650,000 A. c. Case, vice presi-
dent and general manager of Palais
Royal disclosed last night in a radio
adress.
Evening star., 1934-10-31
Photo Lecture Tomorrow.

An illustrated lecture on photo
graphic color screens will be given
by H. Wolfgang Aieler of New York
at the monthly dinner meeting of
the Washington Ieica Club at pm.
tomorrow in the south lounge of
the Kennedy Warren, 3133 Con-
necticut avenue. The public is in
vited.
Evening star., 1934-10-31

The wide bands Of glossy
black fur on the sleeves give
this crepe tunic frock an ex.
travagant look far beyond its
thrifty price. This and other
furred styles in such intrigu.
ing colors as cocktail green,
raspberry red, black tulip,
gold, stratosphere blue. Sizes
IA to 20.
Evening star., 1934-10-31
INSULL ATTORNEYS
TO TALK TWO HOURS
Opening Statement to Jury Awaits
Ruling on Dismissal of Is
of Defendants.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, October 31.-The de-
fense of Samuel insult, ST., and his
16 co-defendants accused of using the
mails to defraud, lined up its legal
talent today for another assault on
the Governments attempt to convict
Evening star., 1934-10-31

ingenuity in bringing out more and
more attractive fashions, taking ad-
vantage of every fad that developed
to name q new fashion"
Evening star., 1934-10-31
Producers Subsidized.

Cooperative producers of chicle
used in chewing gum, are being sub
sidized by Mexico.
Evening star., 1934-10-31
1884 Is Slimmest Year.

Boat-hirers at municipal lakes of
Glasgow, Scotland, report 1884 as
their slimmest year.
Evening star., 1934-10-31

Chile has a campaign for better ra-
dio programs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-20
Wolverines in
for Hard Tilt
Next Saturday
Michigan to Be Invaded by
VengefuI Illinois
Eleven.
BIZ Times Special

By ines Special
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct. 20
One of the "naturalS" so far as Big
Ten competition is concerned will
be played here next Saturday when
Michigan and Illinois meet in their
annual clash. The game this year
will see a battered Wolverine assay
ing the role Of giant killer-in the
f1gurative sense-and a band of
vengeful Illini fed for four years on
defeat, determined to completely
humiliate Michigan.
Illinois is the top-heavy favorite
to win, in the light of its perform
ances up to now and NIichigan's in
ability to get started. 1t is not i'm
possible, however, that Michigan
may make the Illinois victory song
just another dirge, considering that
the Wolverines, after a wobbly start,
did just that against the Illini in
1923.
Sensing a win, the Illinois rooters
will be here by the hundreds and
their 160-piece band, one of the ma
TONS best, will also be on hand.
The performances of the band will
add color to the day as it has the
reputation of executing formations
that other bands never even at
tempt. The weekend will be the
Michigan homecoming and will at
tract some thousands of alumni who
usually come for only a single game.
Attendance at the game is likely to
pass the $4,000 mark.
The game will be the twentieth
between the two teams and the
fifteenth since Bob Zuppke has held
the football reinS at Illinois. Mich
igan has won fourteen games and
Illinois five. Nine of Nichigan's
fourteen wins have been scored over
Zuppke coached teams. From 1919
through 1929 the teams won five
games each, but since the latter
years, Michigan, under the tutelage
of Harry Kipke, has taken four
straight.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-20
Jeff FrOlicS
Masters Lads TrounCe
VaIpo for IS in
Row.

By Times Special
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 2O.-Coach
A. B. (Abie) Masters fast-stepping
Jefferson high school. eleven, IN
defeated in fifteen consecutive
games, was too much again last
night for one of northern Indiana S
prep elevenS. The Jefs downed
Valparaiso, 800, before a huge
crowd at Stuart field on the Purdue
campus.
Running wild on fakes and spin
ners, the JEFF eleven tailed four
times in the first half to lead, 27-O.
Halpin scored on open field dashes
from mid-feld for two of the
counters. Vyverberg made a similar
performance for another, and New
ton tailed the fourth.
The jeff hnemen, although out
weighed, broke through to block a
kick and score a safety in the third
quarter, and Halpin counted the
final marker.
Valparaiso boosted topheavy wins
over Rensselaer,, Plymouth and
Crown Point, but was helpless
against JEFF.
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College Football
Games of Friday

STATE
Butler -; Indiana State. 0.
ST. Nlator, 81; Valparaiso. o.
OTHERS
Duuuesne. 81: Haskell. 0.
temple. %, West Virginia. 49,
Parsons. -: Penn Ia. 7.
LOUISIANA Tech. Il: Lambutn. 0.
S8oVttneaIt MlSsopri g. West Tennessee, 0.
Chilocco Indians. "A; Albuquerque In
southTestern aKan). 9; Pittsburg
Sioux Falls. 10; Aberdeen IS. d.. o.,
Maryville TENN. 6; King. o.
Hattiesburg (Miss). IL; Southwestern
= LLoyola New orleans). 20; Mississippi
Spring Hill. 6: Union CTennl. 2.
Washington tSt Louis), 81; Simpson. O.
Washington and Jefferson, s: Geneva. o,
Maryville Mo-. IL; Rockhurst, 3.
Warrensburg MOI. 10; Missouri VAL
- Bethel. p: Bethany o.
Marquette, 10; Centre. 6.
Drake. 8; Grinnen 0.
Marsna14 %: Morris Harvey, 0.
Howard PAYNE. z; Austin. Z (tiel.
Kansas WESLEYAN. 10: Ottawa. o.
Southwestern. "a: SOUTHWEST Texas. 7
NoItheastern Oklahoma. 7; Northwest
Oklahoma Baptist. 6; East Central
Central Oklahoma. rs; Southeastern
Fl HAYS. 70: wichita. 7.
Hastings fNebl 20: Kearney. o.
Duluth, -: Mankato Mimi. o
Augustana' s. St. Ambrose. 0.
Omaha. o. Wayne, tiel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-20

4:60-News in Verse (NBCJ WIZ.
Sterney's orchestra (NBCl WEAF.
Little Jack Titles orchestra tCBSl'
4:l5-Jackie Heller NBCl WIZ.
43O-our American Schools (NBCl
4:45-Miniatures (cBs) wABc.
5:Oo-Qne Mans Man 5y Family (NBc) N WEAF
Johnny Johnson's orchestra tNBC)
WIZ
5:3O-Footban reporter lcBs) wABC.
News: a SONGS dtas o-l oNBCi = WEAF. D
5:45-Thornton Fisher. football results
Fling Fling Win With Capt. Al Williams
6:oO-soconyla nd Sketches CcBs, wABc.
6:15-Jamboree lNBCl WEAF.
ROYAL HaWailans tNBC) WIZ,
6;3o-Wvhis.perin1gg 70 "a Jack r. S mi and or
s:45-LaWyer and Public lCBs, wABC.
Pickens Sisters tNBC) WIZ.
Floyd Gibbons (NBCl WEAF.
700-Art in America (NBC) WIZ.
Roxy and Gang (CBSl WABC.
Sigmund Romberg. VIM. Lyon
Phelps (NBC) WEAF.
7:30-George Olsen's orchestra (NBCl
7:45-a Fats" Waller CCBs, wABc.
8:00-Rose hampton and Shilkret's or
Crete oHefe'a st6 @8E Aa and Kostelanetz
orchestra (CBSl WABC.
Radio City Party (NBC) WIZ
s.30-Gbson Family (NBCi WEAF.
R Rimbe q%Ht cha snRG9 G1cBs, wABo.
9.00-Dramatic sketch CCBSl WABC.
9:3O-Mexican orchestra tNBCl WEAF
9:45-Kemp's orchestra CNBC7 WIZ.
1O:0O-Glen Grays orchestra (CBSl
WABC.
Lombardos orchestra (NBCl WEAF.
1O:3O-Martin's orchestra CNBCl WIZ.
Whiteman's Saturday Night Party
tNBCl WEAF
Olsen's orchestra (NBCl
WEAF.
Haynes orchestra (CBS) WABC.
Madrigueras orchestra (NBCl
WIZ.
Carnival (NBCl WEAF.
II 30-Ritz Carlton orchestra (CBSl
WABC.
Coleman's orchestra (NBCl WIZ.
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Valparaiso Tastes
Football Setback
st. Viator SmearS UhIanS'
Record, Fl to 0.

BE- United Press
BOURBONNAIS, Ill. Oct. 20.-St.
Viator handed Valparaiso Gnd)
university its first football setback
Of the season here last night. q to
0. before a homecoming crowd Of
$500.
The scoring began when st. Via
tor advanced sixty-five yards early
in the second period and Rohinsky
drove through the line five yards
for touchdown. Masterson scored
in the third period after Captain
Dexter intercepted a Valpo pass for
fifty-hve-yard gain.
Rohinsky, ace Of the evening,
climaxed the scoring with a forty
yard touchdown sprint from scrim-
mage in the final quarter.