The Billings Gazette from Billings, Montana • 1

lie MONTANA WEATHER WYOMING WEATHER 1 Friday and Saturday, unsettled, prcb Friday and Saturday, unsettled, with local tnunder jhowr; warmer touthaast portion Friday. turt. MORNING EDITION TOT ft ft VOL. XXXVIII NO. 252.

MONTANA, FRIDAY, JUNE 25, 1926. PRICE FIVE CENTS SEVENTH CAVALRY RETRACING CUSTER'S TRAGIC TRAIL IN LITTLE BIG HORN COUNTRY DAY'S ODDITIES AMID THE NEWS (By Aasoclated Prsti) ii.iw.'.iMiyiiulJii,l Ufi" 'H W-niuj j. fjl inwnn.n i. mm mnt i i.mfyyy i np.n jijuwiiih mi, uj ui.m.iihii 111 i 1 i "in STILL HAS HOPES. Ht.

Anne's, Knglund. Jones has no Intention yet of paying bet and buying a hat for Waller llugcn, even If Walter did lead him by four strokes after IX holes. P.ohhy recalls that, he himself led Willie MacFarlane nt Worchcstcr by four strokes with nine holes to play and Willie won; also that Walter's forte has been coming: from behind Instead of leading the parade. I CLAIMS UKE HONORS. New York.

Konter, A. who was up north with Dick Byrd, has a ukulele that ho insists flew over the pole. It was a stowaway on the plane Josephine Ford. And 10 girls playing "0 ukes for 20 minutes greeted him at the pier. PRAISES ARE CANNED.

New "fork. Mrs. R. K. Byrd, proud mother of Tom, Dick and Harry, ean hear again the city's welcome of He.nj ruck any Time she caves to.

Thc'musk including "Carry Me Hack to Ol' V'lr-ginny," sung by Representative Clifton IS. I EON A. Woodrum or the Byrd district, was. SPECIAL TRAIN TO LEAVE TAXIES MEET IT canned and presented to her. PLANES BOTHEB OARSMEN.

HAIL BARRACE is nisi MFUl AIDS EXPLORE IN SELECTING Good Road to Crow And Town Ready to Handle Big Crowd Poughkeepalc, N. Squadrons of noisy airplanes fofming aerial anchors to welcome navy heroes are all light, but flights over racing college oarsmen are something else again. The stewards of next Monday's big intercollegiate race ask all aviators to watch the boats from the observation train instead of the air. If! KIDNAPING MEMORIAL SPOT The special train on the Burling, ton railway from Billings to the Cut-ter memorial observance at Cuater battlefield will leave Billings at 8:15 o'clock this morning and will go to the closest point on the railroad track to the battlefield, where the train will be met by taxis and other conveyances. The special train will leave from Crow Agency station at 9:30 o'clock this evening on the return trip.

Bur-lingon officials have nine coaches lined up for the special train and they expect a crowd of at 600 to make use of the accommodation. Visitors to the Custep semicentennial may also go by the. regular trains If they find them more convenient. In Worship Over Two Sioux and Cheyennes Hold Campfire, Troopers Trace Line of Major Reno's Stand KAISER WELCOMES PLANES. Moorn, Holland.

I'lancs arc welcome over Herr William Hohenzollern's residence, especially when they drop flowers, like a German mall plane did, in tribute to his victory in the referendum on confiscation of his property. CINDERELLA'S BIRTHDAY. Square-Mile Ground, 700,000 Pilgrims Bow on in Reverence. Evangelist Goes Into Sonora Desert But No Clues Found; Detective Qredits Her Tale. Douglas.

June 24. IP) Chief of Mundelein, 111., June 24. (Pi Despite a New York. Gifts to Teaches Heenan deluge of rain and hail in the midst of Highways from both Billings and Sheridan to Crow Agency, the center of activities in connection with observance of the semicentennial anniversary of the battle of the Little Big Horn, are in splendid by Gazette representatives shows. Ample accommodations for a crowd of upwards of 50,000 persons have been provided at Crow Agency, The Gazette finds.

These include plenty of food, plenty of water, ample tourist parking space and a great park for caring for the cars of those who merely spend a day at the agency. Every entertainment feature provided by the National Custer Memorial association in connection with the semicentennial is free. Concessions are limited strictly to service, the providing of food-and refreshment, and the association, through the right it reserves in contracts with concessionaires, permits no profiteering or exhorbltant charges. Because the rodeo field offers the most advantageous place for exhibition of the prowess of the Seventh cavalry's trick riding squad, this feature of entertainment has been made a part of the rodeo program for Friday. The rodeo is being conducted by the Crow tribe in benefit of its tribal funds and an admission charge js levied there.

bride on her sixteenth birth day: A peach tree atop a cake three Detectives Cline. of Los Angeles, is "firmly convinced" that Aimee Semple McPherson was kidnaped, he told the Associated Press, Thursday night. "There tha final ceremonies, the twenty-eighth International eucharlstie -congress was rorHnfl In Inn frnif ipetit rntml neinn feet high; 10 American beauty i roses; a Crow Agency. June. 24.

yP) Gen. E. S. Godfrey stood on a hill overlooking th valley of the Little Big Horn river, Thursday, and pointed out to Col. Kits-hugh Leo the scene of th battle whloh has gone.

Into history as last stand. General Godfrey then was a. dashing young first lieutenant, BO years agt Friday, commanding one of the troops of check; four diamond bracelets, and Long Island estate worth $1,500,000. fThursday, by hundreds of Catholic clergy, 100DS SWEEP is absolutely nothing to make me disbelieve Mrs. MrPherson's versioii of her abduction at the California the including 12 cardinals, before a vast assemblage, of more than 70.0,000 persons.

Brilliant sunshine supplanted the storm as the last scene of the spectacle ended os Angeles officer declared. This' statement followed a day snent TEMPLE PLANS BIG RECEPTION Custer's Seventh cavalry. Colonel Leo Is commapder of the new Seventh, now camped here to participate' In the three- in interviewing the evangelist and in exploring the miles of desert country that GERMANY; KILL and the army of pilgrims from the four corners of the earth prepared for the great recessional to Chicago. It had day memorial observance. FOR EVANGELIST surround Agua Pneta, Sonora.

Mexico, across the international boundary line On a little knoll about half way be taken1 two days and a night for this au ruiTr nmiuin from here. tween the positions of Major Reno and Captain Benteen, commanders of the Sev L.os Angeles, June 24. W)-r-Followers dience to reach Mundelein, to Tiear the apostolic blessing of Pope Pius XI, and CELEBRATION Says She Recognized Terrain. Within an hour after she had arisen of Aimee Sempla. McPherson, Angelas IAN HANS it was likely that the last pilgrim of enth cavalry, under Gen.

Georga A. Custer at the battle of the Little Biff Horn, temple evangelist, overjoyed by th? news from her bed in a Douglas hospital. Thursday, Mrs. McPherson was on her probably the largest religious congregation in history would not get away be of the return or tneir losi leaner, nurs dav were making preparations for win oe placed the Btone to mark their battlefield. The place definitely was selected Thursday by a visit of General way into the desert wastes that lie south of the international boundary In an ef-i I FAIRELIEFf mammoth demonstration on the day of her homecoming.

Her welcome will take on the aspects of a civic event, 'if the Godfrey, Colonel Ie, two of Reno's fort to locate the place where she said fore Friday. Cardinal Sets Example. Utterly oblivious to a 20-minute storm of rain and hail late in the afternoon, thousands of priests and prelates," in Rain Does Ten Million Damage, Berlin Savs: she was held captive for several days by troopers, officials of the Custer Memorial association and Russell White Crow who has acted as guide and inter plans of her congregation are tuny ma terlalized. Thousands- of Mrfi.J&Phcjrson's-con a trio who kidnaped her at Ocean Park, May 18, Reservoir Near Leon cluding 12 cardinals, continued the paered preter for. parties who hvs Upon tier- return she said she recoc- eucharlstie procession through the grounds gregation filled Angelus temple, Thurs 5-DA)f AFFAIR surveyed the grounds and several others.

nized the country for 10 miles southeast Of the seminary of St. Mary of the Lake Rages Through City. of Agua Prieta, Mexico, as that through See Place First Time Since 1878. A The trip was a record-breaking one. as it was planned months ago.

wnicn she had struggled in her flight After Cardinal Bonzano, the papal leg irom me Kidnapers. ate, had deposited the golden ostensorium- Berlin, June 24. Floods throughout Germany, caused to great extent by recent, heavy rains, alreariv Crown Prince's Coming Coalition Support Ot Let Her Point Out Road. on the altar of the outdoor sanctuary, he turned to the acres of reverent, upturned The trip was made secretly few persons knew that Mrs. McPherson had McNary Bill Crumbles the death of two persons' and property faces in the vast natural amphitheater before the seminary chapel, and uttered day, to attend special services oi manns-giving for the deliverance of their pastor.

The services continued throughout the day and were interspersed with songs of praise sung to the accompaniment of Mrs. Mcpherson's famous Silver' band, assembled for the occasion. BOSTON DEALER CAUGHT IN BIG HEROIN SMUGGLE left the hospital. She was accompanied for while General Godrey. Colonel Leai and White Bear have made the reconnaissance many times, the troopers -were-seeing, it this week for the first time- since the battle and yet all agreed finally on the locations.

In fact, at the point where Benteftti's command is said to have been established and where the two organizations made their final stand, several army cartridges were foifnd. and Circus Day Adds to List of Events on Program for Fourth. on Successive Propos by cnier of Detectives Herman Cllne and rouiiiaien at Lightning during the storms caused the death of seven soldiers at Beuthen and Assistant Prosecutor Joe Ryan, of Los the. words of the papal benediction which formally concluded the five-day festival. The day's services, which began at 10 als Substitutes.

u. persons in various sections of Angeles, Chief of Police Percy Bowden. of Douglas, and her mother, Mrs. Minnie Kennedy. The Associated Press corre o'clock in the morning, ended during clear country.

The flood victims we drowned near Wittenbere. With announcement that Crown Prince Washington. June 24. (IF) By a vote spondent went along as guide. of 45 to 39, the McNary farm bill went More than 60.000 acres of potato, rice beet and hay fields have been flooded.

Gustavus Adolphus, of Sweden, and Crown Princess Louise will visit Billings The car in which they were riding fol down to defeat in the senate, Thursday, oeverai villages near Halls and Stuttrroet lowed the road along which. Mrs. Mc on July 1 and that July 2 is circus after a long and dramatic struggle. are under water and the population has Pherson said slie had walked. She point coalition of western and southern sena ticu to i.ne mils.

ed out Niggerhead mountain and other day here, Billings' Fourth of July cele bration, the, first in 15 years, has ex panded to a five-day show. tors failed to overcome- a combination blue skies. Congress officials announced that between 700,000 and 800,000 persons had passed through the gates-of the seminary grounds during the morning. Rain clouds gathered suddenly soon after the procession began to file out of the sanctuary shortly after noon and at 2 o'clock the first light rain fell. An hour later, torrential rain and hail fell upon the multitudes for 20 minutes.

Thousands oh fringe of the assem of eastern and other southern members (Continued on Page Col. 7.) The crown, prince and princess will be as in the house recently, when the MANY DEAD IN MEXICAN FLOOD. Mexico City. June 24. hps Msr r-i Hamburg, Germany, June 24.

(IP) James -Dolan of Boston, arrested on charges of attempting to smuggle heroin valued at $50,000 from Germany, has entered a plea of guilty and has been fined 5.000 marks, the American consul, Thomas Be.van, has been informed. Police seized the narcotics, which were roncealed in seven boxes in hojlowed-out tombstones. The drugs, police "charged, given a typical western greeting upon Haugen proposal, patterned on. similar their arrival here and circus day always lines, was rejected. a magnate that carries a strong ap Undaunted by advocates of patches regarding the flood at Leon, in the state of Guanajuato.

refer to "many deaths" but no estimates as to the number have come through over the crippled YLER READS peal to the surrounding territory. farm relief legislation ehibodying the Big -Program for Saturday. controversial equalization fee feature im blage dashed for shelter and, in a few widely-separated sections of the' two square miles, the crush created a mo mediately proposed a series of substi xne cuy ODservance ot the seaui- were consigned to Dolan from Budapest vl i-ummunicauon. T1 .1 centennial anniversary of. the signing df tutes, but after turning one down, the "o- was caused by the overflow for trans-shipment to Shanghai.

Police believed that they were then to be smug- the Declaration of Independence, how oi me river, Cjoniez. The dam of senate, tired and weary, recessed with mentary period of panic, but the official program continued as solemnly and as The troopers were E. S. Slaper. on of those who brought up water for Reno's wounded, and Daniel J.

Newell, a veteran of one of. Reno's companies, wounded when they crossed the Little Big Horn on their way to a position on thai hills. Indians Hold Campfire, Indian veterans of the battle had their innings Thursday night when they gathered around the campfire in the center of the plaza fronting the agency buildings and talked over their parts in the many campaigns in which most of them had participated, and pledged again their allegiance to the government. The ucena was not spectacular, though the Indians were in their war finery, but it -was most impressive, though the undercurrent of talk In the Indians' native tongues was unintelligible to most of.those who looked on. The Indians have been loath to discuss the Custer battle, for some reason, but since they came here their interpreters say they have been more talkative.

The new Seventh Thursday was re-i viewed by General Godfrey and other Indian war veterans who are here in numbers. As the troopers rode down tha narrow street of the little agency town, they passed between two rows of veterans, the white men including many members of tha old Seventh on one side I A t-in r-ilifrt-la ever, will officially start on July 3, when the other pending. reservoir near Leon broke Wednesday morning, the. waters racing through the orderly as it had begun. Will Resume on Subs Today.

three bands and three, orchestras will engage in a battle of music during the fe.U v. 1 Mystery Tragedy The battle over substitutes will be streets, wasning away houses. The inhabitants fled to the highest sec Throughout the rain, chimes of. the chapel rang out the continuity of the sacre ceremonies, and before the rain ay in tne aowntown district. Parades, resumed Friday, with supporters of the SPANISH PLOT TRJTJSJIPPEO Many Arrested After AlcXary measure striving to save some baseball, dancing and special offerings at the theaters with the many novelties nun oi me town, out even there the water is reported to have reached a depth had stopped, the seminary choir was Occupies Hollywood ot tnree feet.

The entire countryside arranged by the program committee of chanting a Latins hymn from the sane tuary- i Assisted Cardinal Bonzano. the Billings Ad club will 'ill the day with ior mues around is Inundated. The marooned population is reported in Hollywood. June 24. (j1) The body of Myron Bittes, 74, said to be thing from the wreckage and opponents, pressing their determined to pass the house co-operative marketing bill and nothing else.

The McNary proposal was attached to it as a rider, and the co-operative marketing bill is still to be voted upon. nunger and distress, and relief train Deacons of honor to Cardinal Bonzano entertainment. Schumann-Heink Big Card. Advance orders for seats to hear Wad amo Ernestine Schumann-Heink and as are en route from this city and othe were the Rt. Rev.

Monsignor Peter wealthy and a former member of the New York board of trade, was found lying in Laurel Lane avenue, known as "Movie row" here. Thursday, with a points. Queally, New Tork, and the Rt. Rev. Discovery; Jnclude In slsting artists in concert at the Midland Until the roll call on the McNary Monsignor Joseph Schlauerman, Belle ville.

111. CLEVELAND H. DODGE DIES. The-sermon was by Cardinal Hayes of Empire fairground auditorium on the night of July 4 gives some idea of the pull of this attraction. These orders have rider, the outcome was uncertain, several senators switching their position at the last minute.

On the vote, the Re Riverdale. N. June New York. bullet hole In his head. A pistol was found near his side.

His "niece, Gertrude Bittes, told police that he left his home a few minutes saying he was going to a bank. land H. Dodge, philanthropist, died been pouring into the office of Phil Sa Thursday night of pneumonia. (Continued on Page 2, Col. 6) Ivaresy, commander of the local post of (Continued on Page 2, Col.

2.) Disabled War Veterans, under whose aus pices the famous contralto will appear for a fortnight. Madame Schumann Heink is appearing in Billings and 14 AMERICAN NAl'AL REDUCTION BASIS other American cities in benefit of tellectuals Cuban Gen-General Under Watch. Paris. June 24. Discovery of a vast political plot in Spain is reported by the Madrid correspondent of the Journal.

General Weyler, of Cuban fame (the duke of Rubl) fhe correspondent says, was the signer of a manifesto to the country, which was discovered by the police. Many persons have been arrested. According to the Journal. General Weyler is now at Palma. island of Majorca, under close surveillance.

It is understood that General Aguilera. former minister of war, also was involved in the plot. The movement was due to come to a head Wednesday night. It was directed SiaO.OOO Schumann-Heink foundation publicans were almost evenly divided, 23 voting for the bill and 24 against. Six more Democrats lined up against than for it.

-'21 opposing and 15 favoring the measure along with the one Farmer-Labor member. The Roll Call. The roll call follows: For the McNary bill: Republicans Cameron, Capper. Cummins, Curtis, Deneen. Gooding, Harreld, Howell, Johnson.

Jones of Washington, La Follette, McMaster, McNary, Means, (Continued on Page Col. 7.) PITISBIGP POLICE C1F1ED FORGE FROM AIDING WRONG TICKET which will permit the Disabled War Vet erans to continue their splendid work Admission prices here will be for PED 12 EUROPEAN NATIONS adults and 50 cents for children. The following service clubs, patriotic and soldier organizations are lending their support to theN concert: Billings Commercial, Kiwanls. Rotary. Lions and I France and Italy Lead Rejection of Comparison 1 sen Ad clubs; Billings Music Teachers' as sociation; American Legion, V.

S. W. V. Pennsylvania Primary Probe Digs Out Letter Telling Cops Which Side Was to Have Big Majority; ItWas Mellon's Pepper-Fisher Ticket. American Legion auxiliary; Billln NO BITTERNESS ol warship lonnage, Which Was Underlying Principle of Washington Disarmament Parley.

chapter Reserve Officers association, and the. local post, O. A. R. When Schumann-Heink arrives at the IN MRS.

CUSTER OVER TRAGEDY supreme court, and Thomas Boyle, pres auditorium to beein her concert, she against the regime of Premier Primo de Rivera and was backed by advanced liberal and republican elements. Those arrested include many Intellectuals, notably a son of the well-known sculptor. Mariano P-enlliure. and the editor of Ia Libertad of Madrid, and the former republican deputies, Marcelino Domineo and Barriobero. The Journal correspondent says the governmen is master of the situation; ident of the American bank at Phila delphia.

Neither threw any, additional light on the campaign, and Chairman Reed "apologized to tire Justice for calling will find a beautiftii sitting room fitted up for her near the point from which she will sing as a result of the co-operation of the Billings Hardware company extended to the Disabled War Veterans committee. The Rotary Boys' band will play while the auditorium is filling him. Geneva. June 24. tin The underlying principle of the Washington naval agreement was knocked overboard, Thursday, at the conference of the- naval experts on disarmament and was helped to a quick fall by the nations of continental Kurope who virtually acted as a bloc under the leadership of France and Italy.

This principle is known as a comparison of the naval strength of the various nations, by taking into account the total tonnage of th? various tvpes of war- After Boyle had testified that he made I the country is calm. "Do you believe that a system of comparison of the naval armaments, of one. country with the naval armaments of another country, based on a standard of tonnage of ea-h class, is a method capable of general application, 'which is exact and fair for all nations and, therefore, Japan and Argentina voted yes," hrt the Amerkan. tirttish. Chilean.

German and Dutch delegations abstained from voting. The 13 other countries. Including France and Italy, voted Decision Too Final for Second Vots. no contributions to the campaign and that his bank discounted no political notes. The discovery of the plot.

It is added. Is not likely to Interfere with the departure of the king and queen frr Paris for the concert. Jardine to Talk July 4. On the afternoon of July 4. William Jardine.

secretary of agriculture, will Senator Reed explained to him that he had beeu called as the result of certain information furnished the committee. and London. Friday night. And like most of it. it is misleading." Reed added.

ships as. for example, battleships. I At the forenoon session of the naval who have imler discussion naval Washington. June 24. W) Produced as surprise witness.

Police Chief Peter rmul Walsh of Pittsburgh kept the senate campaign funda committee in an almost constant atate of surprise. Thursday, during the hour Senator Reed of Missouri and other, members plied him with qustlpns. The first stir an Walsh denied that his written Instructions to cits detectives, that a larg majority for the pepper-Fteher ticket in the recent Republican primary campaign in Pennsylvania was expected In their re-, spective districts, constituted an order' for them to get out and Work for that ticket. Chief I Bland as Chink. First one committeeman and then another hammered away at-that point, but the police chief remained firm tn the barrage of tuestlor.s from in front of htm and the frequent laughter from the crowd of spectators lehind him.

He also told the committee that he knew vf no "dives' in Pittsburgh and finally informed Senator Goff. Republi be the principal speaker at a great patriotic meeting at the auditorium. He will be introduced by Congressman Leavltt. Bands and orchestras will play Hear Wheeler "Dope" Privately. Before the committee began Thursday's CHINA BANDITS KILL VILLAGERS IiOndn.

June 14. if Travelers from hearing, it had anothey private conference I problems in preparation for an eventual international disarmament conference, it decided this not a possible 'standard for compariTig'navies. The vnte New York, June 24. General George A. Custer is a precious memory to his widow.

Although thrilled at the great demonstration at Crow Agency, In honor of her gallant husband. Mrs. Custer does not feel able to make tha journey to Montana and endure tha excitement of a modern American demonstration. Her niece. Mrs.

Ma Custsr Elmer, of Brooklyn, has gone to represent the family. There Is more of -pride than of bitterness In the widow's recollections of the old frontier days, and after 50 years. General Custer still Is her here. "I have no hatred for the Indians now. she said Thursday.

"I do not resent their part In the celebration. They were only defending their country as they thought right. The only thing that I cannot feel ght about is the fact piat my husband had too few tnocps and too little ammunition. It was a terrible tragedy so many wonderful lives lost. But perhaps It was necessary In trie scheme ef things, for th public clamor that rose Kxplnining why the Americans abstained.

Rear Admiral Hilary Jones said, that the delrgatKm firmly hollered that a system of comparion of naval arms- mnt bases on tonnage by classes of com -twant ships was the standard which was cRoeble of general application, ma fair Honan. says a Peking dispatch to the wnn ian o- ai ms requri. At Its conclusion. Senator Reed said neither of the conferences. Wednesday nnr Thursday, had re ted to Mr.

Wheel- a concert -f patriotic airs as a prelude to the speaking. A great rodeo and rare meet will climax the five days of entertainment. There- will be mnning rai-es. motorcycle er testimony and t.iat their purpose races, automobile races against time; rac natty Mail, report thsit whole villages have been wiped out by brigands. One 'case is cited where villages tried tn de-I fend themselves, and men.

women and i children were slaughtered, their bodies It'ng thrown into a well. was ii to- sort st me afternoon meeting It nations, all registered the opinion that the Washing-on principle as not fair nor acceptable all nation? All the hig naval powers, eteept FVanre and Italy, backed up the American contention that class 'tonnage should be regarded as the one standard of compari ing and rodeo events for Indians of the Crow tribe at the fairground and in the evening a great display of fireworks to be followed by a boxing carnival at the Babcock theater. would he divulged in je time. The general counsel of the Anti-Saloon leigue has charted that the liquor interests spent hrge ums in the Pennsylvania primary campaign and it is understood that he is gathering and submitting leads to the committee for in-Test igatlon. Saya Me Didn't Coerce Cops.

Admiral Jones ontlnued by Saying hat. ufder ordinary conditions, he would, vote affirmatively, but the AmetVan delegation had refrained from voting because the naval experts previously had gone on record In declaring that class was not one ef the standards whereby It was possihle to measure ar-msrnents. and hence had given their fins! answer The try a nrored-ira ONE FLYER KILLED IN FALL. OTHER AVIATOR SURVIVES can. West Virginia, that he couldn't tell aim the difference between a saloon and son of streng-hs cf navies.

The countries a clwb. votin wnn trie I nttert state Crui Mitchel Field N. Juae tl. Britain. Japn.

Argentina, thil- and ITevioiisIr he had testified thai he was BONZANO TO RADIO MESSAGE. Chicago. June 24. if) Cardinal Bcn-iani, papal legate, will give a messaee by radi to the -world Sunday ftcrnwn. Frank Palmer, r.f New Tork.

was killed I Spain. after the battle resulted in better Police r-Mef was called to the i stand without any previous announce- i v. not' a drtnktnar man and. eonsenitntly had no tyrrmsinn In visit -tib. Blind Trails Found.

i i.ii zlJUlTlg i was Injured. Thurs- in the It day n-ght. when a Curxiss-Jenny tianj n''l a-vthr i-, wlierehv- a --1 -ir -pa r-tsnn was equipment for the sold-ers everywhere, and very scon the India" warfare ca" to its end-" pr- tn committee at a ment that a sibpcna had bj-n issued radio station WI.S announced. for Mm. lie ins sed that no ore harfjWKFH.

WGX and KTV w-'l join i with A U' and possibly stations utaid sCnnjifrijitt 'cC-Chlca her abbreviated session, Heard uce -bM ox it' an JiT. soi jnoi. B.vai c-n re i r-: first reie-ted as Im-rftlbi. with a to I seq-ient aer.pt to vrtte teat It tit ant lab; pcxira nejc. John W.

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