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FT Rl ip A cfrT rtTp A I A tA tTflATr Aislsltls Tt TftJT link WHtAT( ftg.lNos i ACthe Courthouse Title Insurance) Department Of Colonial Trust Company furnished the following Information covering full clay's record at the courthouse yesterday. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS Lizzie Relchwajn to Raphael A. and Alva M. Bendrlck, CIO N. Thirteenth at.i A3.700 Jacob et al executors John Junk, Douklass townhslp.

$67.80 Mathias Rltter ajpd wife' to Henry St'auffer $100 John to William and Charles Fegle sotwnshlp J. Hain Mengel to Walter I. and Mamie H. Oudinot. 644 N.

Thirteenth Nominal Walter I. Oudinot and wife to Devlin NW. uormer, rreiaensDurg, uiey townsnip V. $8,000 Albert H. Schlegel and wife to Delia Neln, Mt.

Penn Delia M. Neln to Albert H. and Dora Schlegel, Mt. Penn Nominal George J. sippie and wife to Harry Schaefler, Shllllngton $1,500 Laura C.

Helsler to Elizabeth Laura Helsler, 941 Fern Brookslde, Cumru township Robert Voehrlnger and "wife to J. Hain Mengel, Main street, Bechtelsville Nominal Mary 8. Welder to Luther A. and Laura K. Weidner, Lyones $1,500 Christie, nS.

Bomberger and wife to Wallace L. and Maggie M. Whltcraft, 1421 Fern South Farvlew. Cumru town ship Warren C. M.

Binckiey ana wire et al, to Eckel Eckel, No. 1 and No. 2, Rosedale addition. Muhlenberg township, 764 N. Twelfth 526 S.

Fourteenth. and a half 1024 Spring $10 Paul C. Horine and wife to George and Anna M. wise, Rosedale, Muhien berg township Paul C. Horine and wife to Central Meneflclal Association, Rosedale, Muhlenberg township Daniel c.

KllpatrlcK and wile to Elizabeth M. Beeser, 554 Douglass Nominal Elizabeth M. Reeser to Daniel C. and Sallie O. Kilpatrlck, 554 Douglass Nominal Elton J.

Trexler and wife to Robert A. Nester, Albany township Howard L. seidel and wile to Josepn end Dora Schweitzer, 2408 Kutztown ave. Hyde Paikfl Muhlenberg township Nominal COURT PROCEEDINGS APPEARANCE DOCKET Harvey F. Dieroli vs.

Frank A. schorer: in re petl' tion cf Wayne Heffner vs. Anna V. Heffner, William A. Witman, Ralph Wagner vs.

Calvin Kachel; George Electric vs. Roy F. Heffelnnger; Lyman Meyer et al, vs. the Reading Company, Morris Strauss, attorney; the Berks County Trust Company vs. Frederick Hoff; Helen E.

Agin vs. Joseph Agl.n, Wil son S. Rothermel, attorney; Mearl E. Slichter vs. George E.

Schllchter, Stevens Lee, attorneys; Esther Crowley vs. Lawrence Crowley, Bertram J. Murphy, attorney; the Reading Trust Company vs. Tony Sebio; National Union Bank: of Reading, vs. J.

S. Rusherman et al, C. Carroll Scllaeffer, attorney. EQUITY DOCKET None. EJECTMENTS None.

FICTITIOUS NAMES Norman E. Kelchner, Fleetwood, trading as Wauf man, schaefler Company. LETTERS GRANTED Robert L. Pelfer, deceased, to Martin Pelfer et al, per sonalty $82,000, realty $11,300. SUPPORT ORDERS These support orders were madeyes terday in domestic relations court: George Swisher, $9, a week for five chl dren.

George Dosch, $2 a wee kmade perma nent, George S. Dundore, $18 a week for wife and child. William S. Woodruff, $25 a week for a wife and child. Clarence N.

Yergey, $10 a week for two children. Arthur M. Saylor, $22.50 a week for wife and child. Charles Lash, $5 a week for wife. Harold Blllman, $10 a week for wife and children.

Benjamin Bernstein, $20 a week for five children. Elmer Yoder. $9 a week for wife. Joseph Staboleski, $10 a week for wife and child. Thomas R.

and Joseph A. Nowack, $1.50 each, and William Nowack, a week for support or parent. Produce Review PHILADELPHIA, June 7 (IP) (TJ. S. Dept.

of Agriculture) Old potatoes were weak and Maine Green Mountains sold at 1.65 to 1.90 per 100 lb. sacks, while New York round whites sold at 1.85 to 2.00 per 150 sacks. There were a few salts of Pennsylvania round whites at 1.25 to 1.40 per 100 lb. sack. New potatoes were steady with fairly liberal supplies, Virginia cobblers sold at 4.00 to 4.75 per barrel while North Carolina cobblers sold at 4.00 to 4.50.

Supplies of strawberries were light and. prices of good berries held firm. Nearby berries sold at 2.50 to 5.50 per 32 ouart crate. Blackberries brought 8.00 no 6.50 per 32 quart crate, huckleberries 7.00 to 10.00 and cherries 5.00 to 6.00. The asparagus market showed a weaker tone.

Very large greet! grass brought 3.25 to 4.00 per dozen bunches, large 125 to 3.00 and the smaller sizes 1.00 to 2.00; beets brought 5 to 8c per bunch while spring onions sold at 1.25 to 2.00 per luo bunches. Peas sold at 1.00 to 1.50 per. bushel with pocr stock as low as 40c. Pasley sold at 1.40 to 2.00 per bushel and kale at 15 to 40c. Spinach brought 40 to 75c per bushel.

The first New Jersey turnips brought 1.25 to 1.50 per basket. Penn sylvaila lettuce btought 50c to 1.00 per bushel. PRODUCE EXCHANGE MARKETS INDUSTRIALS AND MISCELLANEOUS High Low Close Aeromarlne Glemm 3'i 3 3 Am Basle Rts Am Elec Switch A 18Va Am Common Stks 12'a lli 11 Assoc Oas St El MJ Wi AssO Oas St El N. iva i 5 4, 5 4i 48 .17 16 1 17 16 Automotive Stand Bagdad Copper Big Missouri Buues Mad Mines 3 'a 3 la Cent Amer Mines 4V. .4 4 Cnocto wClay 13V 121i Claude Neon.

Lights 40'a 40 40 Claude Neon Rts 1 Vi Eastern Util A 20 19 20 Elec Pow Assn 40V 45 Financial Invest 28'i 26 26i Gold Cycle 1 ITs IVt Hemisphere OH l'i l'a l'i Imp erla! Eagle 2V2 2Va Innovation Trunk 304 29 Intl Oer $3 partlc 48 47 48 Ironrlte 9 6 Jenkins Television 10', 8', Kane Strs 3 Match Corp Amer A. 12 12z 12 Merlin Prod 7 6 7 Marvin Had Tub 13 12. Nat Amer Co 26 26 Pet Couv 13 1, 12 13 Rainbow Lum 10 10 10 Sheldon Mine 1 7 16 17 16 1 7 lfl Stearman Air 140 140 140 Union Cigar 5a 5 5, Uinted Corp rts 5 4 8 Whltliejcy Mfg A 13 13 13 BANKS High Low Close Bank. Amer Nat Asso ..233 233 233 Chase Nat Bank 194 189 189 Irving Trust 75 Nat Ban Corp Amer ll I3' Pub Nat Bk de Tr 304 304 304 INSURANCE COMPANIES High Low Close Hua casualty qi J. i 8 Public Fire Ins 25 25 2515 Sales, 33,047 shares.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS PHILADELPHIA, June 7 W) Potatoes white, nearby, 120 lb. sacks 1.60al.90; old potatoes were weak and Maine Oreen Mountain sold at 1.90 per 100 lbs, sacks. Wheat, nominal. Corn, No. 3 export 1.00 bid.

Oats, No. 2, White, 58a62. Flour and hay, Liva poultry, fowls, not Leghorns, 32a 33; Leghorns, fancy 3031; ordinary, 36a 29; broilers, Plymouth Rock, extra fancy, lbs. and over, 42a44. Butter, top grades, (M score) (M 89 score) 41a43; (B8 8S wore) S9a40.

Eggs, extra firsts 33: firsts, 31; flrsU, 91a32; seconds 29a30. Cheese and dr ed poultry, uneCnf ed. TIMES FfiONE 6101 T.HE, T1ME.S, S'AT URD'AY MORNING, JUNE ff, 3T929 PEONS 1101 Mercantile Appraiser's List of Berks County for 1 929 (Continued From Preceding Page) Naftzlnger, Edw. E. Proudfoot, Harry i Bchucker, Charlea X.

Bpittler, Albert Webber, C. H. Webber, Paul R. Wolf, Samuel C. Zellers, S.

P. Zellers, S. P. UNION TOWNSHIP Britton, C. D.

Carl, Thomas N. Church, Harry Clemmer, Jacob Dampman, Chas. I. DeTurk, M. H.

Faust, Hiester H. Gramercy, Gardeur Happd, Samuel Hetiner, C. R. Hine, J. R.

Kirlin J. H. Lord, Harrison Meessr St Kulp Mullen, Robert P. Red Corner Luncheonette Bheetz, Harry J. Union Motor Co.

Wells, Geo. E. Wenger, Monroe N. Wolf, Walter C. Yeager, Carl P.

UPPER BERN TOWNSHIP Berger, John Brlcker, P. H. Haag, A. J. Haag, Mrs.

A. 3. Hollenbach, Johi H. Karper, H. H.

Kauffman, S. B. Kershner, Joel A. Kline, Nora A. Lesher, James E.

Motor Service Garage Murphy, Thomas Ney, John L. Pleis, 8. H. Rentchler, P. H.

Rubrtght, Jacob Seyfert, E. M. Steelv, Alfred R. Stoudt, Chas. M.

Stump, Wm. A. Wagner, Anson UPPER TULPEHOCKEN, Anthony, Geo. M. Bertram Whilhelm Christ, S.

T. Levich, Wm. Long, Warren Miller, Elmer B. Spanglcr Balthaser WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP Adams, L. M.

Adams, L. M. Baus, Mrs. John Borcky, David K. Conrad, Wilson H.

Dittore, Nicholas Fluck, Howard E. Genszler, Geo. C. Hrydt Sanders Hoffman, Edgar M. Loose, J.

P. March, Isaac L. Melcher, Raymond T. Miller, John F. Miller, Peter D.

Peifer, E. Pillsbury Steel Saylor, Clayton R. Schell, Oscar Scholz, Wm A. Taglieber, Wm. K.

Treicliler. Newton E. WEKNEKSVaLE BOROUGH Ames, William Bauii), Stanley Bechtold, John K. Bensinger, Wm. G.

Bergman, John Binkley, W. B. Brendle, Lester Y. Brennan, Wm. H.

Dpppen, Clarence D. Ebfing, Wm. F. Fisher. Geo.

S. Fox, H. F. Fritz. Roy J.

Froelich, David J. Oacsert, Harvey Gaul, John D. Gaul Motor Co. Green Terrace Hotel Greth, Israel P. Hain.

Lewis J. Hassier Auto The Wfpr. Tarrie A. Hauler, R. Bucks Heim, John J.

Heim, John J. Heffner, Wm. I. Hoover Motor Co. Keith Auto Sales Repair Shop Kennty, Chas.

H. Lamm, C. Norman Leinbach, James R. Machmer Gerhart Miller Adam J. Morrow, J.

Wilson Ney Gilbert Penn Werner Hotel RisherL Wm. D. Romig, Claude C. Ruth, L. Eikehana Bchannauer, A.

R. Schiott, Reuben Shultz, W. H. Shilling, Harry T. Snyder, Wm.

Wartluft, John A. Wartluft, Wm. M. Wernersvllle Lime. Stone Co.

Wertz, Robert W. Witman Morton E. WEST LAWN BOROUGH Beard, Harvey W. Brown, James C. Dreher, Edw.

R. Ferree, Wm. 11. Fink, J. F.

i Franks, Mrs. Fred. Geiger Electric Co. Geiger Electric Co. Henry, Paul Hettinger, John M.

i (Cacoosing Dairy! Hoffman Handy Shop 9 J1UIIIII1CI, w. IKarbel, Wm. F. JKnaDB, James i. u.

'rvjicci 4no, Mrs. Edith B. Koch. John W. Krall, H.

E. t. jwricK. narvey va. Harry W.

Jacob H. f.liller' Rcicheneder l.Iilier, wm. K. foyer, Frank. E.

loyer. E. J. iffo tfrnnlrlln Wm. W.

jnmlirvrenius F. loth Fidlcr tialtzer, Wm. A. Rcholl, Harry E. LeKoy T.

A. B. lUalinf. ft Wallace, O. fvanshop, c.

K. est Lawn Motor essncr, Mrs. T. Jr. t.

Wvnmisslmr Garaat wirtfrt. Carrie A. ergey. Clarence N. roi A.

John ibrlght, Harold cker, Ira 11, Amos H. irkev. Howard B. Airlrh. Than.

W. Vrns, Harry B. rns, Harry inkleman, AUred W. mart, u. illips.

Frank E. asatt Vauey KOiisr win tin Jnhn W. henberger, C. B. de, Jonn a.

ilas. Clayton R. 'ufht RFADING BOROUGH Geo. W. cher, irvm t.

it's Wagon tt AUto JBoay worm tier, Harvey B. nkenblller, H. B. Antn Penlr Station dv. Charlea jtht, A.

H. Issman Motor Cr Co. Jwn, Albert Z. on, Herbert 8. Kflee, Tony nci, Kauacie bit, Hamuri j.

Levlck Co. ello. coslrao Geo A. la Rnnn Work! it, W. Harry I an.

Oeo. W. oo. K. i Rouben K.

Keuoen iv. hart to Texler fl, Herman Lsman, Marlon. snail, israri III. Amrlrn Tea Co. i Refining Co.

(f Refining Co. unaries i. Charles M. iman, Edith M. Grace i.

frank rt, Wm, F. cy, oeorge a Oscar P. vincar jr. I Oscar 9. IHnger S.

F. I. A. 8 lire No. I A.

8f re No. Bupt vo. man, lene Harl J. e. Harl J.

iaeh. Calvin A. bardo, John bardo. John la, John ilia's Beauty rarior nn nop inat Jacob a Nelzel, Gek Nlckle, Edw. J.

Porreca, Mike Rahn, Clarence L. Rauhauser, Curvin K. Reeser, Mrs. Clara Reinert, Amos P. Reinert, Amos P.

Rhodes, Bessie Ritner, Geo. E. Ruth. Wayne A. St.

Clair Flower Store Salon, Alec Schaefler Electric te Radio Co. Schell, R. W. Schmeck, John F. Showalter Frank H.

Showalter Frank H. Shidlowsky, Vinient Sloat, Jonathan Smith, o. P. Spatz, Irvln B. Spayd, Geo.

Stavldes, Christ Sterling Motor Truck Co. Stitzer Waldman Stoudt, Paul D. Strunk, Mrs. A. Victoria Beauty Shop West Reading Drug Store West Reading Garage West Reading Tip Top Co.

West Reading Tip Top Co. Woomert, Wm. H. Wyomlssing Ice Cp. Yannuzzi, Pasquale Young, Fred B.

Zabel, Geo. F. Zechman, Arthur K. Zimmerman. Mrs.

John WINDSOR TOWNSHIP Adam, Lawrence Adam, Lawrence Bailey, Mrs. John Bailey, Raymond J. Berger, Chas. A. Bressler, D.

M. Clauss, Paul Merkel, C. S. Noll, Irvln J. Rausch, Charles M.

Reppert, Claude G. Reppert, George Reppert, George Saul, Calvin E. 11 Schappell, Isaac I). Seidel. Jacob K.

Shtoyko, E. Shtoyko, E. WOMELSDOBF BOROUGH Achenbach. Harry Althouse, Irvln W. Arnold, Fred Bashore, Mrs.

Sylvester Biecher, Wm. H. Hcnnnlhum. Monroe Bennethum, Warren B. Berger's Garage Berst, James F.

Blacksmith Shop Cafe Bobb, D. M. Brumbach, W. A. Daub, Amos J.

Detterline, Nathan Diss'nger Bros. Ebcrly, Mark A. Eiceman. Adam N. Filbert, Leavy S.

Haak, Amanda Hafer, H. M. Hich. R. T.

Katterman, Mrs. Wm. Kintzcr, G. Martin Klopp A. C.

Klopp, W. Ray Kurtz Son, J. D. LaRose, Herbert F. Long, Geo A Matthews.

Paul A. Mendelson, Jacob Neff. Frank Neff, Thomas L. Penn Highway Green House Price, Norton A. Reed, Emanuel Rothermel, E.

K. Sallade Son, John J. Schacffer, Harry G. Schaum, Lyman C. Rrhoener.

Andrew W. Shaffer Furniture Co. Shoener, Harry W. Showers. J.

M. Smith, Lewis D. Stoudt. J. B.

Ktmirit's Garaee Trexler, Ralph J. i Wagner Emerich Weber, Luthr D. Weidler, S. I. Weiss, Chas.

M. Womelsdorf Co Operative Ass Womelsdorf Radio Co. WEST WVOMISSING BOROllGH Griffith, Mrs. Mary Griffith, Mrs. Mary Rothermel, I.

Kothermel. I. WTOMISSING BOROUGH Blue Seal Oil Co. Brown's Grocery Store Co Operative Service Grocery Felthoff, Wm. H.

Franklin, Emma L. Gehiet, A. L. Heck Eros. Heck Bros.

Heck Koch HefTelflnger, Geo. W. Lechner, Frank Ludwig, Harry D. Mease. Walter D.

Oberholtzer, John Reifsnvder. Claude A. Rovev. Howard RutS, Calvin Seiders, Mazie u. Sheidy, William E.

Smith. Fred W. Steffy's Garage Stettler. M. Wlttman.

Harvey G. Woske, Max Wvomissing Lunch Wvomlssing Motor Co. Wyomlssing Planing Mills RETAIL OUT OF COUNir Alexander, Geo. Andes. Frank Bachman, John B.

Bates, Chas. A. Beard, Lloyd W. Becker, M. B.

Bender, H. E. Bender. Roscoe Bensing, Wm. P.

Bicher, Henry F. Blcksler, Ray S. Binkley. Chas. R.

Bixler Kilheflncr Bomberger, D. R. Brendle Harry T. Brendle, Lewis Bressler, John M. Brown, Isaac H.

Brown, Raymond M. Burd. John W. Burkholder. A.

T. Butz, Edwin Carles, W. S. Geo. Charles, A.

E. Croust, W. E. urouse, wm. i.

Druckenbrod, Harry E. Druckenbrod, Harry E. Drv, Win. B. Duskin, Frank J.

Echternack, John S. Edelfon, Samuel Edclson, Samuel Eshein.an, Howard R. Firestone, Henry Foltz, Leroy Forman, Harvey H. Frankfort, H. L.

Frankhouser, Aaron Freeman, Amelia Fritz, Oliver H. Fritz, Wm. Fry, Miles M. Gehman, Abraham B. Gehn.an, Frank Gehman, Israel B.

Leroy Glass, Amos E. Glide. Gockley, Elmer E. Good, Ell M. Good, Elmer H.

Good, Harvey M. Good, Isaac H. Good, Monroe Good, Moses W. Good, Robert S. Good, Wm.

O. Oreyblll, A. 8. Griffith, E. Grimes Bros.

Grimes Bros. Orimei Bros. Grimes, Russell Oroff, Horace W. Oroliman, Oscar Gross, John Hampton, Geo. Hartlng, H.

E. Hassier, David G. Helllrk Coffee The Hennlnger, L. E. Hertzler, Jos.

Y. Hess, Ell 8 Hess, Enos 8. Holt, Noah Amos Horning, Barton G. Horning, David H. Jacobs Bros.

Jones, B. E. Johntton, Geo. Joseph, Abe Kahl, Martin L. Kern, Herbert Kern, Howard Kern, Morris E.

Kerschner. Albert Klefer. W. W. Klrby, John.

Jr. Roller. Ira Kurtz, O. 8. Lausch, Harry Lausch.

R. B. Lausch tc Sons, Monroe Leeo, urias Letalnter. Chas. U.

Lelnlnger, Jacob U. bigm, unas. w. Loose. John D.

Luts, James Lyon, John Madenioot, iewis a. Martin, Aaron H. Martin. Barton 8. Matthew, Joe H.

Mauger, Arthur tt Robert Messner, norman Mohn, Pierce Montiomery Herkl Dairy Co. Morris, 8. Moser, Edward Mosser, Milton O. Mover, Harry 8 Moyer, N. A.

Musser, Barton u. tn. Oberholtzer, A i fcTchs, Jobias 8, Paul, Stanley Pelffer, R. H. Pennypacker, A.

Reber, Calvin H. Reilly, Thomas V. Relninger, Chas. M. Rennlnger, Elmer Richardson, Fred H.

Roth, H. K. Royer, W. W. Ruth, Harry G.

Schannauer. Alvin Schnader, R. R. Sensenlg, John G. BhaelTer, Clarence Shifter, Frank Shirk, David Showalter, Ellae G.

Showalter, Geo. G. Shuppt Stanley S. Snader, Jacob Sprecher, Harry Sprecher, Walter O. Sprecher, Walter Stauffer, W.

H. Stultzfus, H. H. Stultzius Katie Mrs. Swelgat, Lenton Sweigart, Wm.

W. Termini, Charles Walker Granite Inc. waiter, unas. v. Walter, Jerome Weaver, Alvin Upavpr Wpnl.

Weaver, Wm. H. weuer, s. u. Weber, J.

R. Wfthor M. Weinhold, Martin Whitmyer, Monroe W. Willwerth, Alice Wise, W. H.

Witman. Harrv B. Witman, Luke B. Witmer, rranK WU.wer. Michael Youndt, Allen B.

Youndt, Allen B. Youndt, Charles Youndt, Evy R. Youndt, H. E. Youndt, John Youndt, Lemon E.

Youndt, Martin R. Youndt, R. B. Youndt, S. E.

Youndt, Wm. Young, C. B. Zartman, David J. Zorbe, James P.

Zell, Charles Zeller, Grant Zimrrerman Weaver COUNTY WHOLESALE Albright Schwdyer Atlantic Refining Co. Atlantic Refining Co. Atlantic Refining Co. Atlantlo Refining Co. Atlantic Refining Co.

Atlantic Refining Co. Auge, Stanley W. Berger Bro. 4 Bern Dairy Co. Bertolet, H.

E. Birdsbor'o Bottling Works uirasooro muiui vu. Cacoosing Dairy Confer, W. J. Cook.

John C. Crew Levick Co. fTrew T.evlclc Co. Degler, Wm. H.

Denver Fireworks Co. uerr, ti. tv. Dicker, Carl S. Dicker.

Carl S. Diem Chas. E. Dotterer, Kaipn Feick Son. W.

W. Fichthorn. H. F. Fink Son.

M. B. Flster, A. A. Fleetwood Banery Flowell Novelty Co.

ITnVif Xr T.arpv Fronhelser, H. H. rry, mues iu. uraen, (jiauae Greenawalt. Edgar D.

Greth Son, I. C. Grimes Bros. Gring J. M.

Orliig J. M. Uamhnrir T.nmher Yaud Hamburg Motor Car Co. Hartlng. ti.

b. Hartman. Chas. C. Hauser Fisher Hefftler, C.

R. Hess, Ell S. Hess, Enos S. Hettinger Bros. Unhitch W.

Horning, Barton G. Horning, uavia nr Houck, F. K. HirHft Porlf Mfff. Co.

Johnson St Sweimler Karre, Charles J. Karre, Charles J. Kpphn. Jacob G. Kelser Supply Co.

Kelchner, D. F. Kern, Wilbur Sr. Klopp A. C.

Kowallch, John KVolripr Nnnrfle Co. Kutztown Bottling Works Lancaster oanitary juiia. vuiji. I.plnlnirer. Harrv W.

Morhprffpr. R. H. Martin, Nathan Mavs Seed CO. Miller, C.

J. Model Dairy pfuntnff Jte T.umBer Co. Montgomery Berks Dairy Co. Moore, Geo. K.

Mt. Spring water Co. Mutter, Aivin Pannebecker, H. O. Penna.

News Agency Penna. Service Oil Co. Physicians Supply Co. Ouereiu. Inc.

Rader, Jacob Reading Drug Co. Renno, F. iv. Rleser, H. F.

Rohrbach, W. S. Schmoyer, H. L. 6eldel, Stephen Seltzer, Mark E.

Shlffer, Frank Shllllngton Heights Building Yards Shoener. Harry W. Spannuth, A. A. Stambaugh, H.

C. Trexler's Sons, A. D. Tripoli Barbers Supply Co. Troutman, H.

S. Wagner tc Enerlch O. E. Wallace Walter, Jerome Wealand, H. W.

Weaver, Mrs. Kathryn Weber, Wm. W. Welgel St Schwoyer Welser Park Choc. Co.

Wenger, Monroe N. Whltcraft Schaefler Williams, Raymond C. Wlllman, Harry G. Winter, M. D.

Wyomlssing Motor Co. Yerger J. A. Yoder's Easter Store Yost, 8. T.

Youndt, R. I. Zellers, Geo. J. COUNT RESTAURANTS Albright, Hannah Angst art Geo.

P. Angstadt, J. F. Auchenbach, Harry Auman, Alvin Baker Bros. Baker, Douglas M.

Bailey, Geo. D. Barr, Edw. E. Barto, W.

R. Barto, Wm. B. Bashore. Mrs.

Sylvester Baum Stanley Bauscher, Wm. A. Beard Hemmlg Beaver, Edith M. Brchtel, Horace Bechtold, John K. Becker, D.

8. Behrle, Edw. T. Belagy, Mary B. Bellini.

Gabriel Berger, Charles A. Berstler, Philip Bevltch, FrancU A. Bieber, Edoar Blllman, William I. Bitting, Howard H. Blacksmith Bhop Cafe Blatt, r.

Frank Bobb, D. M. Boglnskl. Marcus N. Bogus, Josephine Bohn, W.

H. Bold, James H. Bolts, Solomon H. Bond, Ida M. Bossier, Mrs.

Edna Bossier. Wilson t. Bott, Hattle A. Bott, Hattle A. 1 nntinfl.

Jnhn Bower, Chester Dover, wavio. ii. Bover, Forrest K. Brendle, Lewis Britten. George Bruce Orth Tea Room Bunlskl, John Burkey, Irwin Burkey, L.

E. Burkey, E. Byler, John H. California. Inn Clauser, Jacob W.

fnnrirf. Mra. Wm. Cooper, Andrew Liiuo, Amos J. Davlei, Wm.

H. Davis, Edward C. rtppv Pafh Tnn Deltrlch A Kramer Deng er, Lewis Dengler, Rufus O. Deppen, Clarence T. Derr, Samuel M.

Dickinson, John R. Dlcrolf, Earl L. Dtsslnger Bros, Dittore, Nicholas Dotterer, Ralph Drawbaiigh, Grant Dries, W. A. Ebert, Charles A.

VKlln Un vl. I niuiliia. num. 1 Eddlnger, Lawrence W. Engle, Mrs.

Wm. Ivans, I. Fair, Faust, Edw. L. Faust, Edw.

L. Fegely, Sylvan us X. Feger, Ralph Y. Fegley. Edwin J.

Fenerman, Samuel Fenstermacher, George Flck, Charles O. Fltzpatrick, John H. Flamish, John Friendship Inn Frey, Aaron K. Frey, Charles W. Frey, George F.

Furlow, Henry K. Gable, Harry W. Gambler, Isaac Geiger, L. G. Geraart ti Texter i Oery, Clement U.

Gibson, Jerome H. Goodman, Charles C. Graeff, Wm. H. Graham, Anna L.

Graver, Elizabeth L. Graybill, Jas. B. Green Terrace Hotel Greth, Calvin I. Griffith fc Bradley jj Griffith Bradley Griffith Edgar Griffith, Howard F.

Grofa, Charles D. Gronlnger, Mrs. E. L. Gross, Earl 1.

Gunkle, Wm. Hackett, Charles Hafer, George H. Hamburg Candy Kitchen Hartman, J. S. Hartzell, John P.

Hassier, Carrie A. Hassier, David Hassier, Howard Hausman, Eugene Heckman, John M. Heffner, Clarence F. Heffner. Wm.

Helm, John J. Heim, John J. Herb, Jacob R. Herman's Restaurant Hettinger, John Heydt 6anders Heyen, cnaries K. Hlnnershitz, E.

K. Hnrh. Wm. K. Hoffman, Mamie Hoffmaster, Florence D.

Hollenbach Sc Bro. Houck's Restaurant Huber, Edgar M. Hunsberger, Geo. Hunsberger, Percival Hunslcker, Miles S. Hunter, Harry W.

Iezzl, Nick Isamoyer. Herbert E. Jacobs, Wm. R. Cnmfnrt Station Kandle, Thomas E.

Kauffman, Daniel F. Kauffman, David F. Keller, Leo Kellv. Jesse E. Kemp, Geo.

A. Ketner, Harvey b. Kissinger, Harold A. Koch, Samuel A. Kohl.

Charles A. Roller, Jas. C. Roller, o. ti.

Kuhlman, Harry W. Kuser, Charles H. Kutz, Calvin J. Lambert, J. D.

Langner, Wm. O. T.pr.hnpr. Frank Leffler, Thomas S. Leibensperger, Irwin B.

Leibv, Milton J. Lesher, E. K. Lesher, James E. Lightcap, Clarence J.

Lillian Tea Room Line, Casper Loch, George F. T.nne Tr T.Invrl A. Lotz, Mrs. Esther M. Ludwig, Harry L.

Luksie, John Luksie, jonn r.niK Georirfl B. Lyon, Hoover Madio, Jonn Marks, Oscar Matheys, B. McCarty, Samuel F. McElwee, Roy Mphlhaum. M.

C. Meier Hoffman Meier er, Henry, Jr. Mendelsohn, Jacob Merkel, George M. Mertz, Harvey E. Hprhnrt M.

Mertz, Herbert M. Miller, Elmer s. Miller, H. Miller. John Miller, Percy Miller, Reuben L.

Miller, Mrs. Robert M. Miller Swavely Mllloni, Frank Mink, John Mlnnick, R. J. Mlntzer, Thomas Morgan, Anna Unur B.

Mt. View Hotel Moyer, Jacob S. Mover, Mrs. juecn Naf tzinrer. Isaac N.

Nagle, B. L. wester, jacoo w. New Windsor Restaurant North End Grocery Onyx Cave Organtini, John Oudinot, Walter I. Palombaro, Tobias A Parker, Daniel M.

Pelffer. Franklin Penn Werner Hotel Perrine, Wm. F. Perrotto, John Phillips, Bessie Phillips, Frank E. Nick Pillsbury it Steele Pleis.

S. H. Pottelger, M. J. Fowaski, Stanley Prlbula, Michael Proudfoot, Harry Prvne, L.

8. Qutgley, Horace Rahn, George L. Rahn, John W. Rauhauser, Curvin K. Red Corner Luncheonette Red Lion Inn Rhodes, Bessie Rhodes, George M.

Reeser, George W. Reeser, Samuel H. Reifsnyder, Lewis H. Relfsnydcr, Roy Reltnour, Norma Rentschler. Clarence Reppert, George Reppert, George Rlamondl, Mary A.

1 Richards, Kate Richardson. Fred H. Rlegel, A. P. Rlemnndy St Rogere Rlmby, C.

8. Roedel, Paul Romlg, Claude C. Roth, Wm. W. Rothermel, John S.

Rothermel, John 6. Royer, Howard Rubrlght, Robert S. Rubright, Wm. H. Ruth, John F.

Sassaman, Morris Sassamau, Morris H. Saul, E. E. Schearer, John M. Scheaier, Wm.

H. Bchlffner, Lewis Schwenk, Kryder S. Schwenk, Kryder 8, Seasholtz, John W. Beldel, Ben F. Seidel, Jacob K.

Shade, John A. Schadel, Mrs. Of rge F. flrhadrl. Mrs.

Oeorge F. Schaner, H. Shankweller, 11. Bheidy, George w. Bheidy, Wm E.

HhllTer. B. H. Shilling, Harry F. Shllllngton Kesiaurant Shlrey, Walter E.

Shollcnberger, Chai. A. Rhnomri. Llovd C. Rhrackl, Thomas snuliz, tana Slater it Slater Smith, B.

Rmith. Stanley Smith. Wm. Bnyder, C. M.

Bnydcr, Howard D. BnvHpr Jnhn D. Bnyder, Thomas C. Amen Snarosona, Albert Sparr, A D. Rnatz.

Llllle A. Spltler, Albert Bpotts, Kaipn J. Bteckllne, Wm. auriz, timer Stoudt. George F.

Strauss, Luxe 1 Strausser, Russell Strausstnwn Oun Club BfvAf Tllna A. Swavely. Wm. T. Taiys, wary Thomas, Chester I.

Thomas, John L. Thnmnaon. Lester Thorns, Joel Trex.er, Nelson v. Ulrlch, Clarence W. Wahl, Win.

Jr. walhoit, J. u. a. wm.

u. Wamcher, George A. Wanshop, C. R. weruuit.

wm. m. Washington Hotel wasix, rrana Wayne, Nathaniel Webb, Fred A. Weber, Edwin B. Weber, Henry H.

wegman, u. m. WpltMl. Rpuhan H. Weller, H.

H. Werner, W. 0. F. werner, wm.

T. Wantlpv. clanraa Wblley'i ResUuranl Willow Grove Service Station Wlltrout Bros. Winters, Samuel 8. Witman, Irwin A.

Wolf, Dawson J3. Wolf, Jeremiah Samuel O. Wolf, Thomas T. Wyomlssing Lunch Yeager, Mahlon C. Ye Old Mill Inn Yergey, Carrie A.

Yergey, Clarence N. Yocom, Katie' Young. Fred B. Zundell, J. H.

COUNTY BILLIARDS Baum, Stanley 1 Bennethum, Ed. Bitting, Howard Blatt, Harry R. Burkey, L. E. Burkey, L.

E. Clauser, Jacob W. Fannerman, Samuel Frey Bros. Davis, Elmer E. Dotterer, Ralph Gambler, Isaac Goodman, Chas.

C. Gounder, Howard M. Graeff, Daniel K. Hassier, Howard Heckman, John J. Helm, John.

J. Heyen, Charles R. Kraber, Henry L. Marks, Oscar Mellinger, John Miller, Elmer Moyer, Morris W. Moyer, Robert 8.

Palace Cigar Store Pannebecker, H. Pannebecker, H. G. Pastime Social Club Qulgley, H. R.

Reeser, Samuel H. Rentschler, Clarence Shifter, S. H. Smith, Stanley 1 Wixen, Raymond 8. Wixen, Raymond 8.

Wolf, Jeremiah L. Yerger, W. B. Yergey, Clarence N. Zabel, Geo.

F. THEATRES COUNTY) Diamond Theatre Lyric Theatre Palace Theatre Park Theatre Pioneer Theatre Roxy Theatre Strand Theatre Strand Theatre Temple Theatre COUNTY AUCTIONEERS Adam, Nicholas Beamsenderfer, J. Bordner, John H. Cleaver, John R. Conrad, Chas.

W. Cronrath, D. H. DeTurk, Charles S. Emore, Wm.

H. Faust, Robert W. Foltz, A. S. Gassert, Edgar S.

Gensemer, Harry G. Gilbert, L. J. Goodtart, Victor Graf, Harry Haag. Lehman M.

Haag, Oliver P. Halligan, John L. Hawk, Wm. E. Heydt, Calvin R.

Hinsey, Geo. S. Hoppes, Herbert R. Hornberger, H. G.

Kauffman, Wm. D. Klopp, Ralph C. Kulp, Ambrose Kurtz, L. B.

Lausch, E. K. Mengel, Edwin A. Miller, Amandus Miller, Geo. M.

Moyer, Clarence H. Moyer, John Muntz, Jacob T. Maurice Murray, Maurice Oxenreider, Ray S. Price, Irving Reber, Henry H. Schanley, H.

H. Scheetz, Howard E. Shoener. Harry Smith. Howard B.

Stoudt, Wm. O. Stupp, Wm. P. Wagner, Geo.

R. Wagner. Robert D. Weldner, Edwin D. Wolf, W.

J. Yocom, Albert S. COUNTY BROKERS Blankenblller, Howard L. Blankenbiller Sons. D.

Butz, Frank D. Coyle, John J. Delllcker, Warren H. Dierolf, Harvey F. Duncan, W.

Oscar toiing, unanes a Frankhouser. L. W. Geint, BenJ. S.

Gerhard, Earl Gerhard, Martin L. Gerhatd, Martin L. Gerhart, Wm. Y. Griffith.

Biram Co. Grim, Henry K. Haring it Hartman Hassier, Amos Hassier, Amos Heckn.an. Howard A. Heckman, Howard A.

Huntzlnger, W. L. Huntzincer, W. L. Jones, Thomas H.

Kauffman, Wm. D. Kline, James R. Klopp. Ralph C.

Klopp, S. B. Knappenberger, John J. Kochel, Oliver Krauss. Edgar A.

Lincoln Park Realty Co. Lincoln Park Realty Co. Long, Robert M. Matz, Wm. H.

Moyer, Harry F. Moyer, Samuel N. Neatock Agency Putt, Jnmes H. S. D.ii.Hnri..

it. i nriieiijuci. mil. a. Rhode.

John W. Sallade, John J. Lee M. Sharadin, Howard S. Shupp, Geo.

E. Speedway Realty Co. Speedway Realty Co. Stein, Charles A. Yetter, Zeckman, Raymond K.

The license Is due on the first day of May. Ail licenses not paid alter tne lotn aay 01 are collected oy tne county treasurer, according to law. ilENKX B. fluofilt. Mercantile Appraiser, Berks County, 1929.

ADDeal day on the 10th dav of July. 1929. at the county treasurer's office. Court House. Berks county, 1929.

COTTON MARKET NEW YORK. June 7 Cotton rallied from, a slight opening decline today on a renewal of the recent movement which was probably promoted by some uncertainty as to weather conditions over the week, end and bullish crop advices from the Southwest, reports the Associated Press. The demand tapered off after net advances of about 8 to 13 points, how ever, and the market eased later un der realizing promoted by the development of a somewhat easier tone in craln and Btocks, The mid afternoon mniket was quiet with prices about net unchanged to 3 points lower. Months open Hhign low Close JuiV 18.65 18.79 18.57 18.60 Actober 18.90 18.90 18.80 18.80 October (new). 18.180 18.95 18.73 18.76 December 18.94 19.12 18.90 18.93 January 1.18.96 19.10 18.95 18.96 March 19.09 19.25 19.07 19.10 May 19.19 19.30 19.18 19.21 LANCASTER LIVE STOCK LANCASTER.

June 7 0P (Pennsylvania Bureau of Markets) Hog receipts 25; cattle J50: calves 20. Market slow; better grade beef steers Inactive; some medium weights held at 14.00; lower grades fairly active: bulk of sales 12.75al3.50. Bulls, she stock and cutters steady. Calves steady tj strong. Top vealers 17.00; few held higher.

OIL CREDITS OIL CITY, June 7 (VP) Credit balance $400; runs 42.558; average runs shipments average shipments 70, 815. CroBM'Word Puzzle Solution Set puzzle on pate 17. tTt a lAkMte ilq aT a rft PAj tC TO Hj A Saturday and 228.3 WRAW 7.30 a. m. Early risen Musical Time 61gml.

8.30 a. m. Latest sews Jtom near end far through, the courtesy of Pom eroy's, Inc. 8.45 a. m.

Late risers Musical Time Signal. SATURDAY, JUNE i IBy Thi AuooiateA Prel Programs In Eastern Standard time. All time It V. M. unlus btherwlsi IndUcated.

Wavelengths in left of call letters, kilocycles on right. Clear nel stations and chain programs with list of associated stations la detail. S43.B WABC New York 860 TiSft Roger W. Babson Also WCAtT WNAC WEAN WFBK WMAK WClCj VfJAS WADC WKRC WGHP WSPD WHC TOBW WMAL :00 United Choral Singers Also WCAU WNAC WEAN WFBtTvTtaJB WCAO WJAS WADC WKRC WGHP WSPD WHK WLBW WMAXi 8:30 Temple of the Air Also WCAU WFBL WKBW WCAO WJAS WADQ WSPD WHK WLBW WMAL WMAQ WNAC WEAN WKRC WQHP :00 Natlonal Forum Also WFAN WNAC WEAN WFBL. WKBW.

WCA.Q WJAS WKRC WGHP WMAQ WSPD WHK WMAD Geo. Olsen's Muslc Also WFAN WNAC WEAN WFBJTj WKBW. WCAQ WJAS WADC WKRC WGHP WMAQ WSPD WHK WMALj 454.3 WEAP New York 660 4:30 Jolly Bin and Jane, Children's Program Also WRC 6:00 Sherry's Dinner Music Also WEEIWTAG WFI WRO WCAS WWJj 6:00 Scores WEAF; Piano Also WRC WGY WWJ WPTF 6:15 Safety Series Also WEEI WTIC WJAR WTAG WCSH WFI WRO WOfi WQR WCAB WWJ WSAI WHAS WRVA WJAX WAPI WSM WTJQ Phil Spitalny's Music Also WGR WAPI WTIC WIOD WPTF 7:00 The Cavalcade Also WTIC WRC WCAB WWJ WTAG 8:00 Nathaniel Shilkret Concert Orchestra Hour Also WEEI WTIC WJAK WTAG WCSH WFI WRC WGY WGR WCAB WTAM WWJ WJAX WAPI WHAS WSM WSB WBT WRVA WSAI 9:00 Tunes of Broadway by B. A. Rolfe Dance Orchestra Also WEEI WTIfJ WJAR WTAG WCSH WFI WRC WGY WGR WCAB WWJ WGU WFJC WIOD WAPI WHAS WSB WBT WJAX WSAI WPTF 10:00 Rita Gould, Songs Also WFI WRC WCAE WWJ 10:20 Ben Pollock's Hotel Dance Orchestra Also WCAE WWJ WlOq 11:00 Rudy Vallee and His1 Dance Orchestra Alsoi WCAB 11 SO Dave Bernie's Hotel Dance Orchestra Also WCAB 394.5 WJZ New York 760 8:30 Demonstration Hour of Vocal Instrumental Variety Also; WBI WHAM KDKA WLW WJR WRC WHAS WSB WBT 3:30 Rudy Vallee and His Dance Orchestra Also WLW 4:15 Madison Trio; Ivy Scott; Orchestra WJ25 6:00 Paul Tremalna's Dance Orchestra; Baseball Scores WJ2T 6:30 Hans Barth Orchestra Also WBZ KDKA WLW I 6:00 World in Music WJZ; Vincent Lope Orchestra Also WRC 6:45 A week tn the World's Business Also WBALj KDKA WRC.

7:00 Edwin Franko Goldman Band Concert Also WBAIj WHAM KDK WJR WLW KYW WHAS WSB WBT WRVA WJAX WSM 70 Pickards Also WBAL KDKA WHAS WSM WRVA WJR WAPI WPIi? 8roo El Tango Romantleo Also WBAL WHAM KDKA 8:30 The 7 11's Dance Orchestra Also KDKA 9:00 "The Vicar of Wakefield," Hour of Drama Also WJR 10:00 Hour of Slumber Music; String Ensemble Also WBALj EASTERN CLEAR 348.6 WABC New York 860 6: 30 Musical Vespers 6:00 Sportslants: Mao Lennle 7:00 The Nit Wits 7:30 Cliain Key Station (24 hrs.) 10:00 Hour of Dance Musio 272.6 WLWL New York 1100 5:00 Two Hours of Musio 422.3 WOR Newark 710 6 :00 Commodore Orchestra; Sports 6:40 Fraternity Row 7:15 National Security League Talk 7:30 Recital Half Hour 8:00 Little Theatef of Radio 8:30 Studio Program 9:00 Emll Velasco at Organ 9:30 Hotel Orchestra 10:00 News; Dance Hour 272.6 WPQ Atlantie City 1100 7:00 News; Concert Orchestra 7:45 Musical Feature 8:00 Musical Program Dance Orchestra 9:00 Band Concert 10:00 Dance Hour 282.8 WBAL Baltimore 1060 6:00 WBAL Dinner Musfe 6:45 Same as WJZ (1 nrs.) 8:30 WBAL Ensemble 9:00 The Marylanders 10:00 WJZ Hour 256.3 WCAU Philadelphia 1170 Scores; Concert; Talk CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN 428.3 WLW Cincinnati 700 6:30 Diners Orchestra; Scorei 7:00 Same as WJZ 7:30 Orchestra; Historical Highlights 8:30 Thels Orchestra 9:00 Old Fashioned Singing School. 9:30 Mansfield and Lee 10:00 Hour of Melodiej 11:00 Hawalians: Orchestra 12:00 Hour 280.2 WTAM.WEAR Cleveland 1070 6:00 Orchestra Hour; Scores 7:00 Hotel Orchestra 8:00 Hour froth WEAF 9:00 Feature Program 10:00 Variety and Dance hrs. 228.9 WRAW Reading 1,310 11.00 m. Services from Trinity Lutheran church. 9.00 p.

m. First Reformed church choir. SUNDAY, JUNE 9 By The Associated Press Programs in Eastern Standard time. Ail' time is P. M.

unless btherwlsi i Indicated. Wavelengths on left of call letters, kilocycles on right. Clear chan nel stations and chain programs with list of associated stations in detail. WABC New York 860 2:00 Well Known Ballads Also WCAU WNAC VEAN WIL WKByf. WCAO WJAS WADC WKRC WGHP WSPD WHK WLBW WMAL 2:30 Musical Program Also WCAU WFBL WKBW WCAO WJAS JJADC WKRC WGHP WSPD WHK WLBW WMAL WLAC WDOD WBRC 3:00 Cathedral Hour Also WCAU WNAC WEAN WFBL WKBy JCAO WJAS WADC WKRC WGHP WSPD WHK WLBW WMAL WLAC 4:30 Sermon by the Rev.

Donald G. Barnhouse Also WCAUWNAC WhAN WFBL WJAS WADC WKRC WGHP WLBW WMAL WKBW WCAO 6:00 Vesper Flag Services (1 hr.) WABC and stations. WOTT 7:00 Entertalners in Musical Program Also WNAC WCAU WEAN WFBL WCAO WJAS WADC WKRC WLBW WMAL WGHP KJSPD 7:30 Broadway Stars Also WCAU WEAN WFBL WCAO WJAS WADC WKRC WHK WLBW WMAL WNAC WGHP WMAK WSPD 8:00 Theater of the Air; Wendell Hail Also WCAU WNAC WEAN WTOL WMAK WCAO WJAS WADC WKRC WGHP WSPD WHK WLBW WLAC WMAL WDBJ WTAR WWNC WDOD WBRC CFRB T. 9:00 West Point Quartet Also WCAU WNAC WEAN WFBL WCAO WJAS WADC WKBW WKRC WGHP WSPD WHK WLBW WMAL Around the Samovar Alo WCAU WNAC WEAN WFBL WKBW WCAO WJAS WADC WKRC WGHP WSPD WLBW WMAL WMAQ 454.3 WEAF New York 660 3:00 Natlonal Sunday Forum Also WTIC WJAR WTAG WCSH. WGY WG WCAE WWJ WSAI WRVA WBT WJAX WHAS WSB WAPI 4:30 When Shadows LengthenAlso WRC WCAE WAPI WGY Presidcnts" Also WTIC WTAG WTAM WRC WGY WGR WWJ 6:00 In the Time of Roses Also WTIC WRC WGY WGR 6:30 Scores WEAF; Major Bowes' Family Also WTIC WJAR WRC WGY WCAE WTAM'WWJ WSAI WFJC WIOD WHAS WSB WPTF 8:00 "Our Government," by David Lawrence Also WTIC WJAR W1AU WCSH WRC WGY WCAE WHAS WSB WSAI WFJC WGU 8:15 A.

K. Half Hour of Music, George Cehanovsky, Baritone Also WEEI WFI WRC WGY WGR WCAE WTAM WWJ WSAI WON WSM WSB 8:45 Rapid Transit Sketches Also WTAG' WFI WCAE WWJ WRC WGR 9:15 OhamPions Or. with Clay Boland and Buryl Rettlng AIso WJA1J WTAG WCSH WFI WRC WGY WGR WCAE WTAM WWJ WON 9:45 s1.ndVy at Seth plkAlso WRCWHAS WJAX WCAE WGY WWJ Sam Herman, Xylophonlst; Choir Also WRC WJAX WIOD WWJ 394.5 WJZ New York 760 1:00 Roxy Symphony Concert Also WBZ WBAL KDKA WLW WJR WRC 2:00 Krlendly Hour. The Rev. J.

S. Durkee Also WBAL WSB WBJ WRVA 3:00 Godfrey Ludlow, Violinist, with Mme Lo Ita Galnsherg WJZ The Maestro' Hour, Orchestra and Vocal A so WBAL WJ lAJf KDKA 4:30 Twilisht Reveries. "Life's Surprises" Also WBAL WHAM WLW SaS Alw WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA. WLW WJR KYW 6:00 Baseball Scores WJZ only; American npers Alsq 'WBAL KDKA 6:30 The Nomads lA Russian Folg Songs A so WBAL KDKA WHAM WLW 7:00 Melodles In Voice, Mixed Quartet Also WBZ WBAL WHAM WJR WLW WHAS WSM WSB KDKA KYW WIOD WBT WRVA 7:15 Uncle Henry's Magazine; Irving Fisher, Speaker, and Dram allied Short Stories Also WBZ WBAL WLW WHAM KDKA WJR KYW 8 1 5 Toe Pic tures Also KDK A WBAL WHAM WJR WLW 8:45 At the Plano AIso WBZ WHAM KDKA WLW KYW WJR 9:15 Light Opera (1V4 hrs.) Also KDKA WHAM; Melodies Also KDKA EASTERN CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS 348.6 WABC New York 860 :00 4French Trio Soloist 4:30 Chain Key Station 6:00 Concert Orchestra: Entertainers 6:00 Chain Key Station 6:3 Entertainers 7:00 Chain Key Station (3 hrs. 10:00 Pipe Dreams; Coral Islanders 272.5 WLWL New York' HOO 7:00 Studio Hour 422.3 WOR Newark T10 2:00 Lawyer's Air Magazine 2:30 Italian Marine Band 3:30 Sunday Afternon Salon 4:00 Dr.

Payne; Forum 6:00 Great Cathedrals 6:00 Hour and Half of Orchestral Manhattan Symphony Orch. 10:00 Market Street Playhouse 272.6 WPQ Atlantie City 1100 4:15 Religious Services 6:00 Sunday Concert 8:00 News; Operatic Conctrt 9:30 Special Musical 10:00 Vocal Ensemble i 282.1WBAL laltImor. 106O 4:00 Uncle Ed and HI Children CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN 428.3 WLW Clnclnntl 709 4:30 WJZ Program (1M hrs.) 8:00 Songs at Twilight; Scores 9.30 Same as WJZ (24 hrs.) 9:15 Concert Orchestra 10:15 Clno Singers; Cello RecifaV 11:00 Musical Novelesque (1 br.) a80.3 WTAM.WEAR Clevilind 1070 8:00 The Gnomes 8:30 Scores: WEAK" Program The Inspiration Boys 8:16 WEAK (30 Ed. WcConnell 9:16 WEAJ Program 9:48 Variety Hour lOMfepaa. Xtf fell.

Sunday Radio: Beading Mlt ia.w owa nnuiw iwwu, 12.05 p. m. Luncheon music, ms LU5 p. Latest WashlnrtOjil Ml. flashes.

12.40 p. m. Sports review. 12.45 p. m.

Luncheon mustff, 1 2.15 p. in. Summary of profTtcSa i CHANNEL STATIONS The Processors? FealufeiiN 7:30 WABC Programs (1 hreV 9:00 Features; Orchestra 10:00 Organ Hour 305.9 KDKA Pittsburgh 980 5:30 Same as WJZ 6:00 Scores; Studiot Radio CluK 6:45 Same as WJZ (2i4 hrs.) 9:00 Pittsburgh Period 10:00 Messages to Comm. Byrd 260.7 WHAM Rochester 115J 8:30 Hotel Orchestra 7:00 Same as WJZ 7:30 Entertains 8:00 WJZ Program 8:30 School of Music 9:00 Organ; Concert ErisembM 10:30 Dance Music (1 hrs.) 379.5 WGY Schenectady 794 Scores: Hotel Orchestra 6:00 WEAF Programs; Score 6:30 Skipper Brown Yarns 7 30 Talk; Musical Program 8:00 Two Hours from WEAI 10 Dance Hour 302.8 WBZ Springfield S9(T News; Modernlstiquet 6:30 Same as WJZ 6:00 Scores The Globe; TMCX 6:30 New England's Gateway 7:00 Sallortown: Dusk in Dixie) 8:00 Same as WJZ 8:30 The Musio Lovers 9:00 Sports; Orchestra 9:30 Scores; Dance; Scores; Newt) CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS 277.6 WBT Charlotte 108 7:00 WJZ Program Woodlawn String" Band 8:00 Two Hours from WEAK 10:00 WOW String Band Hicks from the Sticks 365.6 WHAS Louisville 820 6:30 Times Trio: Scores 7:00 WJZ WEAF (3 hrs.) 10:00 Greater Louisville Ensemble 11:00 Amos; News: Dance (1 hr.) 461.3 WSM Nashville 650 6:15 WEAF Program 6:30 Newscasting; Sunday School 7:00 WJZ WEAF (2 hrs.) 9:00 Scores; Barn Dance (24 hrs.r 11:30 aturtini nFord Bailey 4:30 WJZ Programs (VA hrs.) 8:45 (Concert Orchestra Evening Reveries (45 nitn.) 256.3 WCAU Philadelphia 1179 4:30 WABC Programs 6:00 Booth Family: The Ploneera 7:00 Same as WABC (4 hrs.) 305.9 KDKA Pittsburgh 989 4:00 Shadyside Presbyterian Churoti 6:00 Scores: Bestor's Orchestra 6:30 Same WJZ (6V4 Scores) 260.7 WHAM Rochester 1159 6:00 Studio Program WJZ (30 Twilight Prof. 6:30 Same as WJZ (3K hrs.) 379.5 WGY Schenectady 790 2:30 Organ Recital 3:00 Same as WEAF tK hrs.) 302.8 WBZ Springfield 999 6:00 Scores; News; Ensemble 6:30 Mae flheperd' Haywood 7:00 WJZ Programs (114 hn.) 8:13 Ensemble and Soloist 8:45 WJZ Program 9:15 Sports; WBZ Players 10:00 Scores; Theater Organ! CLEAR CHANNEL STATIONS 263 WAPI Birmingham 1140 1.00 Evening Services 10:16 Nappl and His 11:00 Amos Andy; Orchestra 277.9 WBT Charlotte 1099 6:30 Bible Club; WJZ Program 7:15 Mayme Durham; Chimes) 8:00 First Baptist Church 9:00 Piano; Organ Recital 365.9 WHAS Louisville 7:00 WJZ ft WEAF (l'i hre.

8:15 Hotel Orchestra 8.4rA Journal Svmnhonet 9:1.

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