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La opinión., 1935-09-17
LA OPORTUNIDAD
DE CASTILLO

frankie Castillo es un buen
pcleadorcito que hoy en- la no.
che puede convertirse en- cartel
en- las peleas e~strellas de los
clubs grandes, ST derrota a
Speedy Dado en- ell Olympic
Auditorium.
Castillo ha sido durante ell
ultimo ano de los mexica-
nitos que han triunfado con
mas consistencia en- ell ring, y
tiene TODD 10 que sc neeesita
para liegar a hacer algo.
Es un buen golpeado,r tiene
una resistencia admirable, es
v~aliente, no es NAL boxeador y
sobre TODD tiene eniusiasmo y
ambicion de hacer fortuna en-
ell box. Su manager AL Lang
es competentc en- la direction
de boxeadores, y desde que Sc
hizo cargo de Castillo ha de-
mostrado un gran interes por
su carrera, llevandolo POGO a
POGO desde las filas de los pre-
liminaristas hasts la casegoria
de pe,eador estrella.
Hoy en- la noche Castillo tie
ne un adversario demasiado du
no, y SON pocas las probabili-
dades de triunfo para Ell. Pero
ell muchacho tiene un gran CO.
razon de peleador, que a la ros
tire puede imponerse a la ex-
periencia de Dado, practical
mente 10 unico que queda al
filipino.
La opinión., 1935-09-17
La Presa Rodriguez Sc
AhstQ para Regresar
Una ENTREVISTA A enrique MIER,
CAMPEON ESPANOL DE TENNIS
Como es ell gran iugador que actualmente hace una
campaha en- Estados Unidos, y entrara en- accion aqui
proximamente
Por PulIo CARBON M.

, a los cuartos de final. etapa en- que
fue abatido por Mcneil en- soberbio
duelo de tiros violentos y v~istosos.
-;Que ~diferencia e~ncuentra US
ted entire los tennistas europeos y
los ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a Maier.
Ell americana por 10 regular tie
ne un saque poderoso, y Ell general
su juego es mas energico que ell del
europeo-es su r~espuesta.
Como ocurre tambien aqui. las pts
tas de yerba son muy pocas en- Eu-
ropa; solo en- Wimbledon Sc juega
sobre cesped. Considera las pistas
de yerba de Forest Hills, N. Y, pc
simas en- comparacion con las de
Longwood, N. j.. y las inglesas.
Encuentra igualmente una parti-
cularidad EN- la pelota que Sc usa
aqui, a pesar de ser de la misma
marca que Sc S generalmente en-
ell viejo continente; dice que aqui
son mas pesadas.
En- Europa. en- las voleas. por
ejemplo, no tiene uno que "empu-
TAR" la bola; esta sc devuelve al
chocar con ell encordado de Ia a
quota observa.
Gamble de tema y cometo una In
discrecion:-i Y como va csc back
hand?
Mater me responde con su conta-
giosa sonrisq y caracterfstica mo-
destia:- HoTnbre, terrible, desas-
troso-. No obstante, en- Newport.
r. l., Y en- Brooklyn, Mass, este
stroke suyo respondio a sus de-
seos.
Quejase de Ia falta de espacio
tras la Inca posterior en- las pis-
tas oficiales de Brookline. Opina
que esa deficiencia de la misma per
mite a un jugador con un saaue de
bote alto obtener mas Eases" de 10
razonable. Cree que, de haber tent
do mas espacio donde maniobrar.
hubiera podido devolver muchos de
los ~cafionazos de frankie Shields
allf. (Shields, en- csc partido. tuvo
26 "ases'' en- IL veces de servicio.
promedio harto exagerado en- YER
dad.
Respecto del tennis en- Espaha
cree u ]. Manuel Blanc es la me-
jor promesa actual; lego o 81 a
la final del ultimo campeonato, Jua
nico. Pace Sindreu, Tejeda y otras
estrellas. estan va en- retirada; no
son jovenes. La aficion allf no es
por desgracia, tan grande como en-
Australia, Inglaterra, Francia o
en- los Estados Unidos.
Despues de Forest Hills ira a ju-
gar. a los campeonatos del Sud Pa
cifico, en- California, esperanto re
gresar a Europa para fines de octu
bre.
Mater me extiende la mano en- Sc
nal de retirada. Tiene que ir a Fo-
rest Hills a entrenarse y debe to-
mar I'm tren que sale a bora pro-
xima. FL amable Y joven gigantic,
al salir veloz. ritmico en- ell andar,
ell entusiasmo pintado en- su rostro
juvenil. da facilmente la sensation
del deportista "colorfull," que Sc
dice aquf y que tan popular es por
doquier. vencedor o vencido.
La opinión., 1935-09-17
10 QUE PAso EN- AMSTERDAM

R~ecordemos los juegos de 1928 en-
Amsterdam. Espaha cometi6 Ia mo
cencia de %presentar un equipo anna
teur, prescindiendo de u elemen
tos de verdadera clase. rs possible
que algunas otras naciones hicieran
10 mismo; pero la mayorfa de elias
anunciaron como amateurs con 1u
ramento amateur y TODD a
PROFESSIONALS h~abituales. Question
La opinión., 1935-09-17

NUEvA YORK, N. ", Septiem-
bre S. Enrique Mailer es Ell cam
peon espahol de tennis y n de
los mejores jugadores del mundo,
y es igualmente Ell campeon de la
modestia. De padres alemanes. y
O TODD ell aspecto de un genuine
germano. pero respirando espaholis
mo por todos los costados y sin
tiendose mas espahol que ell Cid.
"Buby." como llaman carihosamen-
te al deportista en- su ciudad natal,
Barcelona, Sc ha captado las sim
patias de los pnblicos europeos y
ahora de los yanquis por su juego
potente y vistoso. y por su gran sim
patfa personal.
Maier es ell tipo clasico del atle-
ia: seis pies. dos pulgadas, y dota-
do de una yitalidad extraordinaria.
Els rubio y tiene I'm rostro tuvenil
siempre sonriente. Veinticuatro
amos de edad. Y. cosa singular. al
campeon espahol de tennis lie gus
ia mas ell f1tboll Bueno, este no de
DUENAS go. Sept. 5. ...... ..NUEVE
IBERIA extrahar en- un ambiente CO.
mo ell espahol, donde ell balompie
es la passion de la juyentud.
-Jugue fdtbol en- ell equipo de Ia
Universidad de Barcelona hasta co
sa de un aho. cuando termine ALI
mis- estudios- ref!ereme Mier, con
ell que acabo de tenir una grata
v larga charla sobre topicos de
tennis.
Pero sus padres, buenos .fugado.
res de tennis tambien empeharon-
Sc desde la temprana infancia de
Ell en- que persistiera en- la practi-
ca del arte de big Bill" Tilden, y
ahi le tenemos llenando plenamen
to las ~aspiraciones de mama y pa
pa Maier. Tiene dos hermanos, Ro-
sario e Isabel, que juegan de prt-
mera. Con la segunda conquisto Ell
aho pasado ell c~ampeonato espahoi
de parejas mixtas.
Enrique Maier lleva pocos dias
en- los Estados Unidos, pero en- ese
tempo ha dejado magnfficamente
plantado ell pabell6n deportivo ibe-
no. Derroto en- Rye, al dfa siguien-
to de d~esembarcar, a j. Gilbert
Hall, perdiendo en- la segunda vuel
ia ante Don Bulge; lego en- ell
campeonato nacional de dobles. en-
Brookline, Mass, a los cuartos de
final, con Roderich Mcneil (perdie
ron ante Shields y Parker), conquis
is con Mrs. Sarah Palfrey ell Cam
peonato ~nacional de parejas mix
tas.
En- Europa ha alcanzado sehala-
dos triunfos. Derroto hace algunas
~temporadas, en- Berlin al gran ba-
ron Gottfried Won Cramm, ell aho
en- que vencio a Manolo Alfonso en-
la final del campeonato de su pa
tria; triunfo tambien en- Barcelona
sobre Henry Austin, ell gran estilis
ia ingles; Y en- Wimbledon derroto
a Jean Borotra ell aho en- que Els
worth Vines gano ell titulo. siendo
eliminado luego por este gran Ju-
gador californiano, considerable al
~presente como ell mejor jugador del
mundo, amateur" o professional. Els
te aho, tamhien en- Wimbledon, HI
20 un papel muy brillante, llegando
La opinión., 1935-09-17
United Press para Ia OPINION
AIIHA NAnM Al E-....

Ohtteu FreSS para - oFifNiSN
NUEVA YORK, N. Y, Septiem-
bre 13.- Mientras que su masajis-
Ia estrujaba fuertemente u mus
culos. tendido en- n mesa de su
gimnasio particular en- la planta al
ia de su restaurant, ell ex-Asesino
de Manassa Jack Dempsey escogio
a Max Baer como ell probable ven
cedor de Joe Louis en- la pelea que
amhos tendran aqui ell proximo dia
"a.
":0uien les susts a ustedes?',
pregunto Dempsey a un grupo de
amigos y periodicals.. refiriendose al
eneuentro Louis Baer.
":Louis?. Quizas tensan razon,
pero a mi no me gusta. Sobre TODD
ST Baer esta en- buenas condolences
FL muehacho de color tendrs que
ensenarme mas de 10 que tiene. Has
ia ahora ha noqueado a un mon
ton de hombres con quijads de pa
La opinión., 1935-09-17

las peIeas en- Baby Arixmendi y
Speedy Dsdo, Rodolfo Casanova y
Young Tommy, Tommy y Arizmen
di, Casanova y Speedy Dado.
Joe Waterman ofrece a los afi-
cionados ell siguiente programa de
preliminares:
Babyfaee Matheson contra joey
Dodge, Paulie LatIo contra Sailor
Willardson, Clarence Naleott con-
ira Don Muller, Demonio Barcslo.
ma contra Aueie vlasllcs y John
Lockby contra Steve Ludm.
La opinión., 1935-09-17

Garcia sc un encuen
tro de revancha con ell cam
peon, pero cs dificil que a Mr..
Ross le hayan quedado ganas
de yolver por otra.
La opinión., 1935-09-17

de decir a TODD que ST, puesto qus
Sc empehaban...,
Fue una triste cosa aquel torneo.
Los que respondieron mas o menos
al espfritu olimpico y fueron a 81
con alguna lealtad, fracasaron de
una manera estrepitosa. Los otros
ganaron gloria y dieron las gram
des recaudaciones del stadium de
Amsterdam.
La opinión., 1935-09-17
Papa Baer con sus "Hiiitos"

Papa Baer sudaria la gotta gorda 81 sus dos %"hijitos",
Buddy, G%zquierda) y Make, ~ex-campeon mundiaI de peso
complete, Sc sentaran sobre sus rodillas como solfan ha-
cerlo euando eran nihos para escuchar los cuentos de ha-
das. Buddy y Make estan entrenandose va para los i'm
portantes encuentros que tendran pr6ximamente, ell pri-
nero con King Levinsky y Max con Joe Louis.
La opinión., 1935-09-17
DURANGO, Dgo., septiembre

DURANGO, Dgo., Sophomore 81
Una partlda de ban
doleros perfectamente pertrechados
asalt6 hoy a las II horas ell rancho
"Calleros", propiedad de Francisco
Diaz Gonzalez, habiendose apode-
RADIO por la fuerza de seis caballos
con sus r~espectivas sillas.
Ell jefe del Quartet de dicho pun
to, do Embellishments aviso de 10
sucedido al destacamento de las fuer
zas federales que Sc encuentra en-
Avala. saliendo estas tras la perse-
cuci6n de los fascinerosos.
-)o(
cuANDO LEE listed "LA OPT
MON, SA5E QUE Lee uN Pc
RloDIcO INDEPENDENTS
La opinión., 1935-09-17
Occidental Us. la Universidad

La temporada de foot ball de 1885 en- California ssrG
f~ormaImente inaugurada ell proximo sabado en- ell coliseo do
Los Angeles con Ell encuentro International entire ell Occi-
ell grabado aparecen aIgunos de los -~estrellas de ambos
equipos.
La opinión., 1935-09-17
\ Cuando los demas 10 fallen en-
darle alivio rapido pruebe nues-
I trss admirables yerbas Chinas.

NueStroS RENE
d o de yerba
Q S p e C ! alment,
| importados. m a &
de zoo varieda
des, han sido usa-
dos en- China por
siglos. Alivian las
Intermediates. va
sean de los pull
| mones. ell Este
mayo, In CabeZa
| ell Hfgado, los Ri
| hones o la Veil
| ga. o 81 listed es-
20 enfermo de in
| digestion. Asma.
Catarro. describe
nea V aim n ha .
La opinión., 1935-09-17

a los cuartos de final, etapa en- aut
fue abatido por Mcneil en- soberbic
duelo de tiros violentos y vistosos.
La opinión., 1935-09-17

l in preston de Ia
4 Sangre. Reumatismo, Appendicitis,
] Almorranas. Diabetes. H~idropesia.
4 Intermediates de Sehoras o cual-
/ quier otro nal ~conocido, Nuestras
! yerbas limpiaran su ORGANISING alb
4 solutamente. Cuando haya perdido
Y toda esperanto de alivio, pruebe
nuestras Yerbas Chinas Medicinal
I les. Escriba su nombre y direction
4 con claridad.
consuitas Gratis
/ HUNG FooK TONG HERB CO.
! 3os e. End ST. Tel. Mutual o456. Los
Angeles. calif.-Horas de oficina;
9 am. a 7 pm. Domingos; 9 a I pm.
Evening star., 1935-04-23

between Rock Creek and Wisconsin
avenue are dangerous. The associa-
ton asked that existing car tracks
from Dupont Circle to Wisconsin ave-
nue. remain In place until it be defi-
nitely shown that the substituted bus
service Is satisfactory.
A resolution asking that fares Of
street cars and buses be the same
was referred to the Public Utilities
Committee. Copies Of the resolution
will be sent to the Federation Of Citi-
zens' Associations and the Public utili-
ties Commission.
The resignation Of John Paul Jones,
secretary, was accepted by the group.
A resolution expressing thanks and
appreciation for his seven years serv-
ice was adopted. Jones Is now an
Arlington County resident.
DR.. E. Stewart Lidann, j. Hines and
Judson w. Boles were elected to men,
bership in the association.
Evening star., 1935-04-23
j, S. ASKS DELAY
IN TAFT GOLD CASE
Routine, Counsel Asserts,
but Remedial Law May
Be Enacted.

BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Government has asked q 30
day delay in the Taft liberty bond
gold case in the United States Court
Of Claims.
George Sweeney, assistant to the
Attorney General, described the move
today as nothing out Of the ordinary
indicating it was but to give more
time for the Government to prepare
its answer.
Some observers said the delay might
allow Congress time to enact remedial
legislation, blocking suits of this type.
The Taft claim-which actually in
wolves only 81 OF in any kind Of money
could control millions Of dollars in
called liberty bonds and interest, Gov
ernment officials admit, in case the
court ruled his bond coupon had to
be paid in the amount Of gold for
which it called.
It involves q $50 Fourth Liberty
bond bearing ~ per cent interest
that was called last April by the
Treasury. Refused payment in gold,
Robert A. Taft of Cincinnati elected to
keep his bond, which any bondholder
may do, but Government attorneys
say in so doing he torfeits future in
tereSt.
Last October, when one Of the
coupons matured, Taft presented it
and was refused payment of SLOT.
He then filed suit in the Court of
Claims, where action against the Gov
eminent are heard.
There has been constant specula-
ton on the possibilities of this type
OF claim since the Supreme Court
ruled in the gold cases that the Gov
ernment could not rip the gold pay
ment clause out Of its own bonds.
Taft Is a son Of the late President
and former Chief Justice.
Sweeney successfully defended In
the Court Of Claims the Nortz gold
certificate and Perry Liberty bond
cases, which later were carried to the
Supreme Court as part of the gold
test cases.
Evening star., 1935-04-23
MONEY ASSURED
PAYLESS WORKERS
Senate Now Only Barrier to
Bill Adjusting Treasury
Mix.up.

After working since December 1
without pay, approximately 1900
Treasury employes-principally Alco-
hol Tax Unit Observation-Disclosures
jobs were periled by the McKellar
rider, today faced early prospect Of
getting their money, and all, with the
exception of $50, were assured Of re-
naming on the Government rolls. Nor
was there much doubt, either, that
these latter would hold on, as the
only barrier to their continuance Is q
non- competitive examination which
will be based on experience.
The long-standing mix-up virtually
was adjusted yesterday afternoon when
the House adopted the conference re-
port on the Treasury-Post Once bill
carrying funds for the 1900 and fix
ing the conditions Of employment. The
Senate still must act on the confer
ence report, but that Is considered no.
more than O formality, inasmuch as
the legislation affecting the 1900 was
devised in the Senate.
The Treasury IS ready to pay the
men the minute the legislation COM
pletes passage, and the Civil Service
Commission has also made prepara-
tions to proceed with the examina-
tions, which must be completed by
May Is.
The $50 who must take tests are
those against whom the rider spon-
sored by Senator McKellar, Democrat,
Of Tennessee originally was directed,
he contending they were "hand-picked
Hoover Republicans" brought into the
Treasury when the old Prohibition
Bureau was abolished nearly two years
ago. The others were caught under
the rider in an opinion by Controller
General McCarl. The entire lot either
failed or refused to take . COMPETE
tive examination forced by the rider,
and SO went on q payless basis De-
cember /. They already had COM
petitive civil service status, and Sec
retary Morgenthau kept them ut work
because they were needed to enforce
the liquor laws.
Evening star., 1935-04-23
RACE TRACK HIT
AS AIRPORT SITE
@ Street Traffic Perilous,
Georgetown Citizens
Body Asserts.

Disapproval Of the old Benning race
track as IN airport site was voiced
by the Georgetown Citizens Associa-
tion, meeting last night In the rectory
Of st. Johns Church.
The proposed oravelly Point site
was declared more suitable, and q
committee Of 1lve was authorized to
investigate the possibilities Of certain
other areas.
The association opposed the re-
noval Of the car tracks from p street,
Twenty-eighth street and Dumbarton
avenue unless bus service equal In
convenience Is substituted. The group
favored q single bus line running east
and west across Georgetown as more
desirable than two parallel bus lines
on adjacent streets. It was declared
that traddc conditions on @ street
Evening star., 1935-04-23
new TAX NEEDED
IF BONUS PASSES,
SAYS MORGENTHAU

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1935-04-23
Federation in New Offices.

The Federation Of Architects, En-
gineers and Chemists has taken quar-
ters at BOZ p street. It was announced
today.
The federation will hear m ad-
dress by Commissioner White Of the
Civil Service Commission at the T.
M. G. A. at 8 O'Clock Saturday after
noon. He will speak on reallocation.
Evening star., 1935-04-23

Workers, augmented by scores of
sympathizers, moved in mass forma-
ton on one laundry, where the re-
serves warned them OF. Breaking
into small groups, apparently by pre-
arrangement, the crowd moved on an
other laundry. Police reserves again
met them and fixed O deadline, over
Evening star., 1935-04-23

which the crowd cut diagonally, TO
be met by tear gas bombs. The crowd
moved to a third laundry before po-
lice were able to disperse 1t.
The strike has been in progress here
for more than two weeks, with union
workers demanding closed shop and
q pay increase.
Evening star., 1935-04-23
ALIMONY IS REFUSED

CHICAGO (R.-Alimony? Not for
Mrs. Frieda Hansen. She'll have none,
thank you.
"She," said her attorney, Normal
Becker, considers herself well repaid
II she gets her freedom"
She got it. Witnesses testified her
husband, Harold, left her on March
10, 1884.
Evening star., 1935-04-23
GLASS PIERCES BRAIN

CHICAGO, April 23 tP).-When
Mrs. Rose Meyer, So. tripped on an in
closed stairway, plunged through q
window and fell to a porch below,
several fragments Of glass clung to
her hair and were driven into her
brain. Surgeons at a hospital plan
ned to perform q delicate brain op-
Grafton to save her life.
Evening star., 1935-04-23

enjoy the present favorable rates and
favorable market for the sale Of Gov
ernment securities If new expenditures
are incurred which 60 far beyond the
limits Of those which have already
been outlined.
"A material decline in the market
price Of Government securities. which,
would be very likely to result from
large expenditures outside the budget,
would work q grave injustice upon ali
purchasers of Government securities
and would tend to slow up the whole
recovery program.
Holds New Tax Needed.
'The Treasury, therefore, would
view with great concern the enact
ment Of any bill which calls for large
additional expenditure, without com.
pensating additional taxes.
1T seems to us Of the utmost i'm
portance that II any adjusted service
certificates settlement calling for In.
creased expenditures, or for earlier ex-
penditures than those already taken
into account, should be enacted, Con-
gress should make provision for rais-
ing revenues sufncient to cover the
additional expenditures in the year
or years in which they are to be in
Cured.
IF it should be thought desirable to
seek new sources Of revenue for this
purpose, the Treasury would be glad
to offer its suggestions"
Evening star., 1935-04-23
GAS REPELS STRIKERS

Birmingham Crowd Moves ON
Three Laundries, However.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April % B.-
Police riot squads were called out to-
day to disperse hundreds Of striking
laundry workers and sympathizers
who put on spectacular demonstra-
tions at three Of the largest laundries
in the city. Tear gas bombs were nee
eSSary.
, 1935-06-06

Cent. EaSt.
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Melodies OF Manhattan-west
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, 1935-06-06

It Is q cycle 10 which no ending
has yet been provided.
Relief Courts
There is agitation in New York
or relief courts.
Persons one relief. Dr. persons who
have no relief and require relief. are
suffering at the hand of minor Of
lcials and investigators.
There is no tribunal at present
which can decide on relief.
For example, So parents with l6e
children sought a court order In
New York TO force the Home Relief
Bureau TO give adequate food and
clothing allowances. One citation
said a boy had to be kept home from
school during the winter because he
had no shoes.
But the parents could not obtain
a court order.
, 1935-06-06

Failure OF the Roosevelt admins
tra- Ion On relief at present Is likely
to bring on such q demand for in
flation thft it cannot be STAYED Off
Government expenditures without
large-scale decrease In the number
Of unemployed viii mean, too. that
the government itself probably viii
re-.t TO initiation.
Bankers charge now that the new
banking bill, is { holly disputed sec
ton, gives the government the power
to force loans from banks. That Is
the procedure nov in the dictator
countries.
Bankers ~foresee. also. that govern
ment debts. as well as private debts.
are likely 70 be scaled down. The
peoples of the world cannot carry
the burden.
, 1935-06-06
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s:f5-fo:15-Jesse Crawford az Organ
s:3c-fo:3o-NationaI Radio Forum
f0:0G-f1 :OO-E. Madriduera Orchestra
1O:3o-t1:5o-BilIy 6issett's Orchestra
, 1935-06-06
NRc.WJz NETWoRK

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Will. Mid. wcky wenr wis kwk kwcr
kohl wren wmaq kso wkbf
NORTHWEST d CANADIAN - wtmJ
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SOUTH - wrya wptf wwn wis WAX
wfll-wsun WHO'D wsm wmc wsb wapi
wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc
woai ktbs kths wsoc wcv
MOUNTAlN-koa kdyl kgir kghl
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, 1935-06-06
Cent. CAST.

Cent. EdSt.
2:3o- 3:3o-Danny Dee's Program
2:45- 3:f5-The Ranch Boys Trio
500 i:0o-chiek Webb & Orchestra
$50 4:30-The Singing Laoy-east
3:f5- 4:45-orphan Annie-east only
800 5:oo-The Little Old Man, Story
ISIS 5:15-Marsha Mcars, Contralto
$50 5:3o-Press-Radio News - ba-
sic: The Singing Lady-midw rpt
4:35- 5:55-Jaek ShilsrCt oTch.-w1z
4:f5- 5:f5-Lowell Thomas - east.
Orphan Annic-rcprat 20 midwest
500 6:oo-Amos n Analyst only
Sis 6:15-Tony e. Gus, Serial Skit
$50 6:3o-Floyd Gibbons Headlines
rs 6:45-Graham McNamee-wIZ
G.Oo- 7:Oo-Pastorale Concert orch.
$50 7:30-Henrik Van Loans Talk
6.s5-- 1870 &c Announced
700 s.oo-Desth Valley Days, Play
1870 6:3o-Anqeli Meroado Orchestra
T.t5- S:s5-Cyrii Pitts, Tenor Soloist
500 9:cc-America's Town Meeting
S.co-f0.0o-Haroid Stern Orchestra
east. Inos n kndy--west repeat
-e:f5-fc:f5-Tony g. Gus-wcst repeat
g:30-1o:11-Edd Duchin's Orchestra
sl:co-ff:Co-Sharcer n His Niciin
f0.0e-lf.o5-Dcn Loper and Orchestra
1o.3o-l1:3o-pancing in Twin Cities