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A WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1934. PAGE SIX A DES MOINES TRIBUNE ADVERTISEMENT. T. H. Rowland CARDS OF THANKS Readers who ar.

interested In Inserting: Card of Thanks will find helpful suggestions in a free booklet prepared for their use. Call or write Mias Jan. Adams, Register and Tribune; phone 3-2111. NEWS of SOCIETY and CLUBS in IOWA Political Announcement! Bald But Bold! Miss Frasher Is Working in AfFILIATiD WITH NBC. BLUE SElViGRK TM) I New York Wolti Photo.

Miss Caroline Frasher, daughter of Mrs. E. C. Fresher, of Hotel Fort Des Moines, has gone to New York City to find herself a career. Accompanied by Miss Margaret Collins of Des Moines, Miss Frasher went east In January.

She Is working In New York for a designer of clothes for young women. Mrs. Higgins Gets Divorce iron vvvn vuowujr ui vvu Children. Mrs. Dayton Is At Small Tea Wednesday 3 I Elmer Schmacker for, i Tonight at 6:45 Over Ii-S-0 'Cani'ilalt SchmacktT alter a close thavt (Tht barber was only trying to redact the overhead.) ADVERTISEMENT.

OCYCLCf Wednesday, Feb. 28, 1934. Afternoon. The Cornhnskers. Jim mle and Jack Batternut Hny.

:45 atthlngton Column of The Air. :00 Studio Musical. Edgewater Beach Organ Program CBS. American School ot The Air CBS. La Forge Berumen Musicals CBS.

30 The Pickard Family CBS. 00 National Education Ass'n Convention Program CBS. 3d Science Service CBS. :45 The Merryrnakera CBS. 00 String Trio CBS.

.15 Jack Brooks and Eddie Cope-land's Orchestra CBS. Highlights. Mauris Sherman's Orchestra- CBS. on fieorge S. Woodruff.

15 The lottiwners. Guizar CBS. 00 Louis Pan ico and His Orches tra CBS. National Rank of Waterloo. Studio Musical.

45 Kerwln Headlines. 00 Happy Bakers CBS. 15 Bernett Trio. 30 Albert Spalrilng CBS. 00 The Philadelphia Orchestra CBS.

15 Alexander Wool Icott CBS. 30 VMT Minstrels. (Little The ater as well as over tne Air. Admission hy courtesy ticket.) :00 Old Gold Program CBS. :30 amis ma tic Program "The Dramatized Dollar." :45 Frank 4ninn.

:00 Henry Busse and His Orchestra CBS. :15 Columbia News Service CBS. Harry Sosnik and His OrchestraCBS. 00 Carroll Dlckerson and Hts Orchestra CBS. :30 George Hall and His Orchestra SIGN OFF.

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Thursday, March 1. 7:00 a. m. Matins: Dr. E.

R. gmlth. Music Shop and Carillon. 9:00 a.m. "The Unspeakable Perk" Ruth Oalvin.

10:00 a.m. Homemakers Mrs. Henry Ness. 12:15 p. Midwest Market Review.

12:45 p. Farm Crops Question Box Prof. H. D. Hughes.

2:00 p. m. Orpan Recital Ona Searles Lantz. 2:30 p.m. Debate: Might Socialism Solve Our Economic Ills? I.

S. vs. Simpson. 3:30 p. m.

"Pinafore" Qllbert and Sullivan. The Des Moines Tribune is the newspaper with the pictures. CASH For a Used Car! 40 Wanted This Car CHEVROLET 31 coach. Runs and like new. Sell or trade.

Phone 0 and addr-sa. 1 won ZZS 600 KILOCYCLKXU E. C. 8, of its the In to i 1 I 1 I DEATHS F1SHKH Services fr Richard Fisher will be held at p. m.

fnaay at jnnoaioa church. Johnstnrv Iowa. interment ia McDivitt cemetery. Carl Whits a service. UOLLINGSWORTH Services for William KoUinKswortia, JiU7 bdwarns mm be hei'i at 10 a.

Thursday at E. Carl White's Funeral Home. Interment at Giendale. RATCL1F1K funeral services for Thomas J. Ratciiffe of S.

W. 10th and Johnson, Ft. Des Moines, will be held Friday at 3:30 p. m. at Hamilton's Funeral Home.

Interment at Giendale. REYNOLDS Fred Reynolds passed away Wednesday at the Polk county asylum. For further information eall Lilly's. Monuments, Cemeteries I A GLENDALE MEMORIAL CO. Designer and manufacturers of Premier Memorials.

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LOST AND FOUND. 5 DOG lost, wire haired, white with black spots. Green collar with patilock. $15 reward. Will party who called Tues.

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Call 3-047S between 9 and 11 a. ra. Liheral reward. BOST. bull, black and white, lost Is Hi Park.

Rew. 3-2488. NOTICES, NOTICE OF BALE OF BONDS DRAINAGE! Notice is hereby give that on February 1934, at 1:30 o'clock P. the board supervisors of Harrison County, Iowa, at room In the courthouse at Logan, Iowa, will offer for public sale to the highest bidder, drainage bonds of said county tot following drainage district: HARRISON-POTTAWATTAMIE DRAINAGE DISTRICT NO. 1, an amount of approximately $15,000.

The bonds bear interest at the rate of five per centum, payable semi-annually, the principal to be paid In five equal annual installments beginning June 1, 1935. Bidder shall deposit five per cent of his bid, Insure completion of the purchase, the same to be applied as part of the purchase price or returned in the event of an unfavorable opinion on the validity of the bonds by bidder's attorney. The offer must be for par or better, and accrued in-. terest. and must be fully completed within twenty days after the bidder has been furnished a transcript of the district proceedings leading up to this proposed bond issue.

The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids must be filed with the county auditor prior to the time aforesaid. Fred C. Behra, Auditor of Harrison County, Iowa. IMPROVE your spk.

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exp. Knote, 3-R05R. looks 0000, GUEST TICKET With every SWAP AD you insert in this RESULT-PRODUCING column we will present you with a Guest Ticket to see "A Good Dame" at the Dos Moines Theatre ma Want For Thlnica You Don't Want Is Indicted 'Second Degree Mur der' Returned. A second degree murder indict ment was returned Wednesday by the Polk county grand jury against Thomas H. Rowland, 20-year-old Negro, in connection with the death of Ira E.

Fisher. The state claims four witnesses identified Rowland as the youth who threw a brick which struck Fisher in the stomach during an altercation Feb. 15 in front of a community bouse at 620 Scott ave. Fisher, 34, died a few hours after suffering the stomach injury. He lived at 431 E.

Livingston ave. When arrested Rowland gave his address as 118 Ridge st Seven other persons were in dicted by the grand jury in Wednesday mining's report Officers of 8 States Meet Discuss Mobilization Possibilities. Plans for obtaining personnel, uniforms and equipment for the seventh corps area in event of mobilization was the chief topic discussed Monday and Tuesday by adjutant generals and general officers of eight states who met in Omaha, with Maj. Gen. Frank R.

McCoy, commander. Adj. Gen. Charles Grahl, who returned Tuesday night, said another outstanding discussion was on the allocation and organization of inactive units, contingent upon mobilization. General McCoy, who was an American member of the League of Nations commission which investigated Manchurian conditions several years ago, explained the present situation in the orient, Grahl said.

The census bureau says the high est rate of illiteracy among Negroes in the United States is found in South Carolina. When you have a cold do what most of your neighbors do and get rid of It in a day. A couple of HILL'S COLD TABLETS and a couple of glasses of water now and then get right at the seat of the trouble and bring relief amazingly QUICK. You get rid of colds so much FASTER THIS WAY because HILL'S tablets do the three things necessary to break them. Clean Doisona frorn 8vtem.

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m. 9:15 a. m. i iiui suaj uiuiimig March 1 MID NITE UNTIL 1 A. M.

7 Mrs. D. Shaw Will Visit on Pacific Coast Will Leave Monday for Two Months Sojourn. MRS. DON BRADLEY SHAW, 330 Forty-second at, will leave Monday for California where she will visit for two months with friends in Los Angeles and San Francisco.

Marquis Child of St. Louis spent Monday and Tuesday in Des Moines. He was at Hotel Fort Des Moines. Mr. and Mrs.

F. 3. Cronland have received word that twin sons have been born to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rickardt in Los Angles.

Mrs Kickardt is the former Margaret Lucile Cronland. Charles E. Wilson, 5700 Water-bury road, is spending; three weeks In Washington, D. C. En route home he will stop in Ashevllle, N.

for a visit with Mr. and Mrs, Ward H. Wilson. Mrs. Ward H.

is the former Miss Marguerite Minasslan of Des Moines. Dr. and Mrs. B. A.

Weber are movinsr Wednesday from 2825 High to 330 Fifty-first st. Mrs. Car! Waterbury will leave New York City Monday for Des Moines. She has been spending a couple of weeks there, having gone down to attend the wedding of her sister, Mary Taylor, to Spencer Henson on Feb. 22.

Robert S. Howell, 610 Thirty-ninth is in Dallas, on business. William Eggleston, son of Mr, and Mrs. H. H.

Eggleston, 717 Thirty-second has entered the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor as a freshman. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Ford, 15S1 Forty-second are planning to leave the middle of March to spend two weeks in California.

Mrs. W. O. Egglenton of Huntington, mother of H. H.

Eggleston, 717 Thirty-second is critically ill at her home. Mm. Gertrude Cultar of Chicago Is visiting in Des Moines with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Koenlgsberger, 1327 Pennsylvania ave.

Emerson De Puy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford De Puy, expects to be removed Thursday from Iowa Methodist hospital to his home, 2815 Ridge road. He is convalescent following an operation for appendicitis. P.

T. A. IMay. A playlet will be presented by the mothers of Byron Rice P. T.

A. Thursday at 8 p. at the school. Appearing on the program which will follow the play will be Mary Jane Morrison, Donald Lewis, John Graffe, Shirley Frederick, Barbara Flanagan, Jean and Elaine Gross, Rose May Cordaro, and Richard Denny. A business meeting will precede the program at 7:30 p.

m. Card Party. Mrs. Maude Sewell, guardian of grove 62, Supreme Forest Woodmen circle, will sponsor a card party Thursday, 2 p. In the Globe department store club rooms.

Proceeds from the party will be given to Mae B. Junior circle, auxiliary of grove 62. Miss Gulnivere Morris, Junior supervisor, and Miss Virginia Nielsen, guardian, are head officers of the Junior organization. Benefit. Mayflower Rebekah lodge Is sponsoring a benefit bridge party Wednesday at 8:30 p.

m. Prizes, refreshments and a bonus for promptness. At the Orpheum A fast-moving stage show and fine motion picture combine to make the Orpheum theater's current offering one of the best of the season. Olsen and Johnson, that maniacal team of comics, capture all the honors of "Take a Chance." When they're around any other member of the cast hasn't a chance. It is lusty humor the stars dispense, with plenty of double- meaning wisecracks, but it drew gales of laughter from Tuesday Bight's audience.

Teppy Music Betty Allen, who is said to be 19 and the youngest comedienne In the show business, was well received. The production has a chorus which Is up to average in looks; peppy music (Schwab and De-Sylva); and is well dressed. The chief lack seemed to be in the singing and dancing departments, but this makes but little difference the whole show Is Olsen and Johnson. The Flint. Francis Lederer, rated a matinee Idol in London and New York, makes his film debut in "Man of Two Worlds." Either the star or the powers that be in R-K-0 decided his ability as an actor should be featured in his first appearance before the cameras; hence we see Lederer cast as an Eskimo.

He learns something of the white man from a scientific expedition which employs him, and his request for a trip to England is granted by the naturalists. Lederer's performance Is exceptional. The picture has been given a fine production In all depart ment. R. W.

HEADLINERS TONIGHT GEMS OF MELODY ENO CRIME CLUES. MLSICAL CRUISER. ADVENTURING WITH CONOCO. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. 3:00 Iowa Poefi Corner Mra.

Wortiiington Smith. 8:15 Alice Joy, Radio's Dream Girl NBC. 'i'MO Foster's Flyine Fingers. 3:45 Concert Fsvorites NBC. :00 Jack and Gale.

Songs NBC. 4:15 International Rebroaticast Irom Japan NBC. Oral Hygiene (AIKEN COMPANY. 4:35 Larry Larson. Organist NBC.

4:45 Musical Moment. 4:50 ld Kltca IP. X. J. MOVEMENT).

5:00 The Westminster Choir NBC. Irene Beasley NBC. WEDNESDAY EVENING. 5:45 Merry-Go-Round, Variety. fiems Melody (FATHER JOHN'S COK.H MHUU.NL) John Herrirk.

baritone, will ting "Somewhere a Voice Is Calling" by Tate: "I Love bv Manna Ztlcca and Stone's nrol tiers of Ro many" during tonight's "(iemR." The orchestra under the direction of Harold hanford will play two htraass favorites, Heaut fnl Hue llanube" and the Persian March." HAHOLD SAM OKU 6:30 Margaret West and Her Ratter Riders NBC. 6:45 Elmer Schmacker, Candldat. 6:50 uimer Plays the Piano. 6:55 Ir. Hotatr'a Oddities KEATING COAL COMPANY).

7:00 Eno rime Clues (ENO SALTS) NBC. A it range ae qiitnce of events lead op to the rapture of Sammy the Singer during the Kno Crime CUies program tonight. A strange, modern ertminal weaintn, and how "The ar That Was frlnger" ram to terrible dentruc-tloD at the hands of Big Roger forma a dynamic Manhunter Mystery and one that Mwncr Dean, hlniMlf, could not bring to a sue-rfftful conelulon. The mle of spencer Dean Is taken by Edward Reese. Oangemuti Paradise JOHN UOOimi KY NBC.

7:45 Oscar Powell, Candidate for Commissioner Public Safety. 7:50 Brooks and Pierson, the Happiness Lads. 8 :00 2IMM0 Tears In Sing Sing M.OAN'g LINIMENT) NBC. 8:30 John Met ormark and Orrhestra (V I MOUTHWASH) NBC. John McCor-maek, famous IriHb tenor, will sing '(Jod Gave Me Flowers," a composition by the late seen star and nert Ernest Torrenre, during his program tonight.

The orchestra will he directed by William Merrisan Daly. Among the musleal nnmhers on the program will be "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eye Men g.M "The Dew Is Sparkling" and A I.lttle Prayer for Me." JOHN Ml OHM At 9:00 Mnslral Cruiser with Vincent LoieE and His Orchestra IPLOCGH'S) NBC. Plough's Musleal Cruler will new Radio City take off from the studios for Its weekly flights hereafter. Skipper incent Lopes and bis orrhestra, who furnish the melodies for these weekly air tours which prevtouHly originated In Chi cago, will move to New Tnrk starting tonight, at which date he begins an extended dance engagement at tne tiutel St. Regis.

Vl.NtfcM' Lol'tZ. :30 Adventnrln With Conoco II ON TIN NT A Oil.) NBC. 10 Kound-bv-Hnund Account of the Camera-ltuRhntn Cnnte.t for Heavyweight Championship of The World. 10:15 K-S-0 Night Club Revue. 10:30 Julie Stein and Hi, Orchestra NBC.

10:45 Buddy Rogers and HH Orches. 11:00 Ruhinoff and His Orchestra 11:30 Harold stern and His Orches tra NRC. 1:1:00 MMnl.h, tr.nll and His Orchestra From the taiHi 1:00 Good Morning. THURSDAY MORNING. 6:30 Early Bird Music.

7:00 Morning Devotions NBC 7:15 Don Hill Trlo--NBC. 7:30 Lew White. Organist NBC Hflnitv AoHv 8:15 Breakfast Club Orchestra 9 :00 Edward MacHugh. Gospel 9:13 TecH and Sally (BETTER sti Biuitr.M. Cecil and Sully are at present trying to prove the old bromide to the effect that "two can live as cheap as one with snmorous results.

As yet, however, Sally has made no threat to go home to her mother. R. Applebnry, your old friend, also hns Interesting remarks to make durlnc the roiirse of this feature. CF.CIL. 9:30 Today's Children.

Family Skit ru.i,KKi it -tic. 9:4.1 Cntverslty Place Program. 8:55 K-S-0 Club Calendar. 10:00 Oral Hygiene (AIKEN COM-PA Nil. S.

Navy Band NBC. 10:30 Morin Suters NBC. 10:45 Al and Lee Reiser. Plana Duo NBC. 11:00 Gene Arnold and the Commo dore, I A 7, A 1 Lit IKISTllil NBC.

Wendell Hall. Bongs NBC. 11:30 K-S-0 Theater of the Air. THURSDAY AFTERNOON. 12:15 Inquiring Microphone.

12:30 Vic and 8ate. Skit NBC. 12:4. The Merry Vacs NBC. Kev.

Rirhey and Party (ClU'RCH OF THB OPEN IWIll.M. 1 :30 8ma: kout. Skit NBC. 1:45 Studio Uitnrtette. 2:00 Reed Kennedy, Baritone NBC.

2:15 International Rehroadcast from Hambourg. Uermany Comic Opera NBC. 3:00 Klmer SchmacKer. candidate 3:05 Ous Arnheim and his Orchestra. 3:15 Alice Joy, Radio's Dream Girl NBC.

i A keep Tuned to kSO LJ Mrs. Susan Higgins, daughter ALL AT ONCE. And your Honored Sara Biala Cohen Studying in N. Y. Sara Biala Cohen, who is visiting in New York City, has extended her visit there for the, purpose of studying with Frances Duff-Robinson, the dramatic coach who counts Helen Hayes, Ina Claire, Katharine Hepburn, Margaret Sullivan, Osgood Perkins and John Barrymore among her clientele.

Mrs. Cohen spent last weekend with friends in Boston. She will return to Des Moines in a week or 10 days. Bliss, Wanda Hunnicutt, Ruth Proudfit, Savola Battershell, Mil dred Carlson, Allegra Davis, Flor ence Adamson and Iola Mosher, Mrs. Robinson Entertains Mrs.

William Robinson is enter taining at a luncheon-bridge Wednesday at her home, 1811 Twenty-first st. Her guests Include the Mes dames Ralph Young, Jack Lynch, Charles Grant, Veril Penney, John Oakes, L. A. Beaumont and John Risser. Phi Mu Gamma Presents Program Phi Mu Gamma sorority is pre.

scnting Prof. Paul Stoye, Dean Holmes Cowper and Prof. James J. Flderlich in a public program Wednesday at 8 p. m.

In the Drake lounge. Birthday Party Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morano, 1703 Coll entertained at a party Tuesday in honor of their daughter, Grace, who was observing her thirteenth birthday, Eleven guests were present. Mrs.

Dayton Is Hostess Members of the Junior Recre. atlon club will meet for a 6:30 dinner Friday with Mrs. Ora Day ton, 2515 Des Moines st. Those present will include the Mesdames Kenneth Brlnkman, Howard Kerr, Carlton Williams, Earle Murray, Eldon Bjork, Gerald BJork, Virgil Story, Alfred VVoxell and Lyle L. Stull.

Benefit Bridge. The woman's department of the East Des Moines club is sponsor ing a benefit bridge party Wednes day evening in the clubrooms, E. Fifth and Locust. There will be door prizes and players will retain their partners. Carved dining room chairs used more than 100 years ago in the governor' bouse at Fort Vancouver are to be kept as historical relics.

IMPORTANT RED NETWORK PROGRAMS M. B. C. Wednesday Afternoon. 3:30 Perkins.

WHO WOW wnAF 4:45 Wliard if 0. WOW WOAF WHO :30 Trie Moll Show with Shirley Howard sad lfa Inters. WOW DAK 7:00 I'eiee Van Steeden's Orchestra with Jack Pearl. WHO WOW WOAF 7:30 Wayne WOW WIIAF WHO Trmibadimri. WHO WOW WDAF rrd All.n.

WOW WDAF. Jttto ora I oh Pipe rioh. WHO WOW 10:30 Jack ltonny and Hit Orchestra. station. 11:00 run Harrta.

Nuwork Station, the late Judge J. L. Parrish, Wednesday was granted a divorce in district court from Lafayette Higgins, waterworks engineer. Judge O. S.

Franklin, who awarded the divorce, gave Mrs. Higgins custody of the two chil dren, Marjorie 7, and John, 3, and provided that Higgins pay $150 a month alimony and support money. Mrs. Higgins obtained the di vorce on the grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Higgins did not contest the suit.

The couple was married in Des Moines Aug. 31, 1918. In her testimony, Mrs. Higgins claimed that her husband was quarrelsome and found fault with "everything I did." Law Office Moved. James M.

Stewart and Mark C. Reno of the law firm, Stewart Reno, have moved their office from 801 Des Moines building to 405 Crocker building. Stewart until recently practiced law in partnership with Judge Hubert Utter-back. Neff Funeral Thursday. Funeral services for George Basley Neff, Negro.

63, of 1011 Scott who died Tuesday at home, will be at 1 p. m. Thursday In the Burns A. M. E.

church. Burial will be in Slater, Mo. MRS. JOEL TUTTLE, 718 Fifty-fifth is entertaining at a tea Wednesday after noon In compliment to Mrs. H.

Dayton of Iowa City who is visiting here with her daughter, Mrs. Leonard West. Guests at the tea Include the Mesdames Margaret Black, Dale Meek, Lawrence Moore and Robert Smith of Granger and the Mesdames O. Clausscn, H. H.

Coggcshall, Harry T. Blackburn, Harry Wilson, Leonard West and Robert Bartley. Mrs. Mi Dole Is Honored Mrs. Richard McDole, the 'for mer Miss Martha Smith, was hon ored with a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Margaret Russell, 3712 Hickman.

Those present were the Misses Miriam Toombs, Mary Smith, Dorothy Brlnkman, Elizabeth Fltz, Janie Hoffman and Vila Mc-Mlllen. Country Club Bridge Scores Guest night was observed at the Golf and Country club's Tuesday evening bridge game at the club' house. Fifty tables played. High scores were made by Mrs. D.

D. Drake, Mrs. O. W. Bos- worth, Dr.

J. M. McEvoy, Earl Rossiter, Mrs. I. G.

Klsker, Mrs, Rex Fowler, Mrs. Herbert Bishard, Mrs. Earl George, Mrs. G. F.

Wickes, Mrs. W. T. Gcrhart, Mrs. Walter Neely and Mrs.

A. L. Clark. Wakonda Score Winners at the Wakonda club's Tuesday evening bridge game were Mrs. George Brammer, Dr.

J. W. Marion, P. J. Gill, Mrs.

R. F. Castner, Mrs. P. J.

Gill and R. F. Castner. Duplicate Winners Mrs. W.

A. Cordlngley and Mrs. L. N. Cleveland were winners for north and south position at the Women's Duplicate bridge game played Tuesday morning In the Younker tearoom.

Mrs. K. L. Walling and Mrs. C.

H. Murrow were second. High score for east and west was made by Mrs. G. VV.

Bloeser and Mrs. J. Paschal. Mrs. F.

C. Smith of Osage and Mrs, Preston Daniels were second. Party Tuesday Members of the Iowa Beta chap ter of Delta Theta Chi were en tertained at a St. Patrick's party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. R.

H. Hucbcnthal, 2333 Amherst ave. Present were the Misses Ruby Bum-master, Agnes Dietrich, Paul ine Koester, Ella Larsen, Edith Mc- Beth, Edith Olcson, Laura Pedcr- sen, Zora Stllwell, Mabel Torreson and Ariel Zarley. Miss Davis Is Hostess Miss Maxine Davis entertained the Delta Pi Delta sorority at her home at 1163 Eighteenth st. with a snower honoring Mrs.

Jonas Blshel, formerly Mary Langman, recently. Those present were the Misses Mary Bales, Fredia Hall, Louise Johnson, Margaret Hunter, Lucille The above SWAP AD sold the car for CASH, brought 35 or 40 calls with offers of trade for section South Dakota land, electric washer, electric ice box, furniture, etc. This man did It SO CAN YOU with a Register and Tribune SWAP AD! Order yours today! Something New! Tune in on (lie Mid-Nitc Frolic. featuring Hemic Lotvc's Orchestra from NANKING CAFE plus The Three Jays Lloyd Hundling Brooks Pierson KE WAS A "CHASErvN. and what cka she Ud him! SYLVIA SUM FREM MARCH I "A GOOD DAME" I I 1.

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