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-PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE: JUNE 2, 1937- which would involve a finesse on the secocd wTI dummy limit dumm 3 CE GANG HERE SA KTSON against the heart ten. There is only one slightly 'discordant note that I must sound in self-protection. It should be observed that if West actually had held the heart ten and were alert to all defensive possibilities he could "scotch the coup by de-liberately putting up the ten spot f. r- V- I FEATURES TONIGHT 6:00 WWSW The Post-Gazette News Review 6:45 WJAS The Pittsburgh Symphony Group 7:15 KDKA Talk, Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt 7:30 WCAE Night at the Inn, Truxell Music 7:45 KDKA Bernie Armstrong at the Organ 8:00 WCAE Serial Drama, One Man's Family 8:30 WJAS Ken Murray and Stooge, "Oswald" 9 :00 WWSW Tabernacle Service, Baltimore KDKA The NBC String Symphony WJAS Andre Kostelanetz and Lily Pons 9:30 WJAS Beauty Box Theater: "Only Girl" 10:00 KDKA Dedication of Foster Memorial WCAE Your Hit Parade Guest Star WJAS Phillips Lord's "Gang Busters" 10:30 KDKA Pittsburgh Symphony Ensemble DELICIOIS Tomato Jcs.

3 25c r-HlLLlPs 4 4KKED Spaghetti PHILLIPS DEL1C10CS Pork Beans 4 25c liELATIN DESSERTS Par-T-Jel ISc VFT.Vfrr Ed Sullivan on CBS at 11 a. m. Cake Flour 35c AJ sack Optional Double of a Four Bid. Exactly the same double is used over an opponents pre-emptive four bid except that the doubler's hand may be slightly weaker, three and a half honor tricks as the minimum. The doubler should have three cards in each unbid suit.

The doubler's partner should take out at four with about two honor tricks and a five card suit. For a take-out at the level of five-odd the partner should have a six card suit, or a strong five card suit. At four odd, partner may take the double out with only one honor trick and a good six card suit, or with any seven card suit. With such distribution the defeat of the opponent's contract is problematical, whereas a contract of four odd should be safe. The following hand is a sound double of an opponent's pre-emp tive three spade bid: 6VA754 KQ643AKJ The doubler's partner now should: Pass, holding 6 5 8 4 10 5 3 9 4 2.

Pass, holding 9 KQ6-S. 642 7 43. Bid four hearts with 4 7 6 8 6 4 A 7 10 8 4 3. Today's Hand. South, dealer.

North-South vulnerable. North AQ9 10 6 3 2 10 9 5 West East 9 5 4 V7632 V10S4 J54 AQJ84 7632 South -i AKQ10 8 A 7 The bidding: South West North East 2 Pass 3 Pass 3 Pass 4 Pass 4NT Pass 5 Pass 7 Pass Pass Pass "Dear Mr. Culbertson West laid down the club ace. Declarer laid and started td draw trumps. The second round brought out the 'bad DAYTIME PROGRAMS FOR WEDNESDAY, FAMILY HENKEL'S BEST FLOUR 1UK IU11X1 rAL BRIGS HIS OTIRE OUTFIT Tizzie Lish, Nick Lucas, Madge Marley, Carl Hoff in Lineup.

By Darreli V. Martin Post-Gazette Radio Editor. PEARCE'S Radio Gang will lve a Pittsburgh performance Saturday night in Syria Mosque, it was announced here yesterday by his sponsor's representa-tives. The network zany will bring his entire cast to Pittsburgh, in- eluding Madge Marley, new ad- dition to the staff: Arlene i Harris, monolo gist; Nick Lucas, singing troubadour; Tiz-zie Lish (Bill Darreli Martin. Comstock, who once played with bands around Pittsburgh); Lord Bilgewater (Mon Upton); Carl Hoff, the "Hit Parade" orchestra leader: Danzi Goodelle, tap and eccentric dancer; Sara Barton, clown cyclist; Chaz Chase, pantomime comic; Eb and JZeb, and Bradford Browne, announcer.

ADMISSION WILL NOT be but special tickets will be issued by motor car dealers in this territory who represent the sponsor. Martinets PAT KENNEDY sings on Bernle 'Armstrong's program tonight at 7:45. KDKA. SPEAKERS IN' THE major sym- phony movement for Pittsburgh -Mrs. Franklin C.

Irish on WJAS 1 at 6:45 and I Judge Sara Sof-i fel on KDKA at 10:30. LISTEN FOR Mark Warnow's '-interpretation of Ravel's "Bolero" son the Hit Pa-r-rade tonight. LUX TOILET SOAP 311 FriX, BODIED MEU. PKb. in- Kleeko Coffee i.

25c Lux Flakes Lux Flakes I South. aiVaivTjWi with thef i not detract 4 clarer 8 no other chanCe I tremely ImpSSs, 1 1 fruits! fania Rinso HEALTH f.OAp Lifebuoy CRESCENT Ammonia 34 Green ONIONS bnchi 5 Home RADISHES 2i bnchi 5 COME TO TMI ATLAT10QIj Alarm Clock i 8:00 Sing. Neighbor Malcolm Claire News of the World 8:00 I Newa Broadcast Alarm Clock I 8:15 Newa Reporter Morning Melodies Pitfalls In English 8:15 I Hits of the Day Morning News 8:30 William Meeder Cheerio Program Curly Miller :30 I Curly Miller Coffee Club The Shopping Circle Cheerio Program Cheeiia Melodies 8:45 Freddie Rosa Lest We Forget 9:00 Morning Cheer Streamliners. Music la the Air 8:00 I Blues Chasers Lest We Forget 1 9:15 Style and Shopping modern music Music In the Air 9:15 Blues Chasers Musical 9:30 Linda's Love Harmony Frolic Richard Maxwell 9:30 Blues Chasers Belle and Martha I 9:45 English Derby Monticello Party Line Bachelor's Children 9:45 Blues Chasers Eb and Zeb 10:00 English Derby Mrs. Wiggs: sketch Betty and Bob 10:00 1 Dr Friedlander'a Tune Topics 10:15 Ma Perkins John's Other Wife Hymns; B.

Crocker 10-15 1 Family Party Blessed Eventer i 10:30 Pep. Young's Family Just Plain Bill Modern Cinderella 10-30 I Charles Beck Blessed Eventer I 10:45 Kitchen Cavalcade Today's Children John K. Watkins 10:45 Charles Beck Dude Martin 11:00 The O'Neills David Harum Magazine of the Air 11:00 I Cowboy Caravan Popular Hits 11:15 Personal Column I Backstage Wife Magaitne of the Atr 11:15 I Memory Lane Footlights and 11:30 Vic and Bade How to be Charming Big Sisters 11-30 Eav It with Miuin Stardust I 11:45 I The Gospel Singer The Wife Saver Dr. Allan DaFoe 11:45 Say It wieh Music Gloom Chasers 13:00 News Reporter Girl Alone The Gumps; sketch 12:00 I Sons of the Pioneers Gloom Chasers 112:15 Sunshine Special Mary Marlin: story Musical Interlude 1J :15 I Sons of the Pioneer Musical Revue 12:30 Joe Dumond Three Marahalls News of the World Your Opinion Musical Revue I 12:45 Viennese Sextet Singing Sam Our Gal Sunday 12 :45 Today's News Voice of Taxpayer 1:00 Slim, Jack and Gang Three Rancheros Make Believe 1 -00 I Carl Freed's Lads Musical Revue 1:15 Interviews Norm. Twlgger; news Musicale 1:15 I Violet Rov Kaein Cecil and Sally 1:30 National Farm and Words and Music George Rector 1:30 Matinee Club Amadeo Borelli I 1:45 Home Hour Kitty Keene Real Life Stories UAS Scalzo Ensemble Curbstone Cash 1 2:00 National Farm and Polly Entertains with Thru Women's Eyes 2:00 I Mihae! Cannon Afternoon Serenade 2:15 Home Hour E.

Truxell's Orch. Milton Charles 2:15 Music Makers opui" 2:3 KDKA Home Forum. House Boat Harm Edwin C. Hill 2:30 Variety Tim. Baseball Gam.

I 8:45 Leanore Elkins Way Down East Myrt Md Marge Mie MakrV Baseball Game I 3:00 The Kadians Pep. Young's Family Baseball Game 3:00 I Baseball Game Plttsurgh at 3:15 Continental Varieties Ma Perkins Pittsburgh at 3:15 1 Pittsburgh at Boston 3:30 Continental Varieties Vic and Sad Bostou 3-30 I Boston Baseball Game I 3:45 Ink Spots The O'Neills Baseball Game 3:45 Baseball Game Baseball Game I 4:00 Afternoon Tea Lorenzo Jones Baseball Gam 4:00 I Baseball Gm Baseball Game 4:15 Utility Hall Novelette Baseball Game 4 :15 Baseball clml Baseball Game 4:30 Dance Time Follow the Moon Baseball Game 4:30 Baseball Game Baseball Game I 4:45 Baron Elliott's Orch. The Guiding Light Baseball gam 4:45 Baseball Gam Baseball Scores Mary Marlin. story Ray Pearl's Orch. Baseball Game 5:00 I Melody Parade Your Favorite Band 5:15 KDKA Kiddies' Klub Dart Dan Baseball Gam.

8:15 Me odv Parade Baseball Scores 5:30 The Singing Lady Swing Party Doris Kerr 30 Meet Your N.lrtW Radio Stars on Parade 5:45 The Show Shopper Little Orphan Annie Funny Things 5:45 Swing Club Chest 0' Wheat2Pbrs. 15c PCFFS Chest 0' Rice 2p. 15c COLLEGE IN Rica Dinner 2 23c Sliced Jumbo or Ring BOLOGNA ib "jc VEAL CUTLETS Atlantic crrr, x. i. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS i plays Greens- Madge Marley.

burg. Judy Starr, Vallee's pro-k. tege, has dyed her hair auburn. rRosaline Greene has been added to the Jones and Hare musical com-ro cast. George Givot, the Ambassador of Good Will," v-and Maryon Curtis plan to marry 'r today in Hollywood.

Eric tinSaegerquist's Orchestra will join the "First Nighter" when the show to Chicago from Hollywood June 4. Pardon Our Pointing, But-' We'-i like to point as pointedly as possible to iun-mer and that vacation of yours! Had you thought of the Traymore? YouU like it here-the to. the sky, the air, and all the fun and relaxation of Atlantic Gty. You'll like the luxurious life, tk delicious food, the atmosphere of the Traymoie-and the people! May we end you the detaiii of vacation rates? Rates begin at $5 and S3 nil July lit Highlights RUNNING OF THE English nr. Derby on NBC-KDKA at 9:45 this imorning.

ED SULLIVAN, columnist of the New York TURD A Richard Crooks is Hit Parade Guest. JUNE 2 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME WCAE "A Night at the Inn" with Earl Truxell's Orchestra. WJAS Jerry Cooper. KQV Club. Celebrity.

7:45 r. M. VwW Music; Baseball Scores. KDKA Bernie Armstrong. WJAS Boake carter.

P. M. WWSW Forward Pittsburgh. KDKA Broadway Merry -Go-Round. WCAE One Man's Family.

WJAS Cavalcade of America. KQV Chris Chrlstensen Orchestra. P. M. KQV Tonle Time.

8:30 P. M. WWSW Dane Music -second Husband" Helen Men ken. WCAE Wayne King's Orchestra. WJ4.S Ken Murray Oswald.

KQV Lamplit Hour. 9:00 WWSW Reverend O. E. Lowman. KDKA NBC String Symphony.

WCAE Town Hall starring Fred Allen WJAS Andre Kostelanetz' Orchestra; KQV Jack Sprigg's Orchestra. 9:30 P. M. WJAS Beauty Box Revue. KQV Bessie Saunders' Vocalettes.

9:45 P. M. KQV Views of 'the News. 10:00 P. M.

WWSW Dance Music. KDKA Dedication of Foster Memorial on tt campus, to NBC. WCAE Your Hit Parade. WJAS The Ganar Busters. KQV Lang Thompson Orchestra.

10:15 P. M. KQV Pacific Paradise. 10:30 P. M.

WWSW Post-Gazette New Review; Dance JUU81C. KDKA Pittsburgh Symphony Ensembl. M5 jBaoe Kutn. KQV Ross Pierce. 10:45 P.

M. WWSW Let's Dance. KDKA Baron Elliott's Orchestra. WCAE Henrick Van Loon. WJ48 To announced.

KQV Nelson Maples' Orchestra. P. WWSW Dane Melodies. -KDKA Newt Reporter; Sports. WCAE Norman Twlgger news.

WJAS Sport and News. 11:15 P. M. WWSW Eddie Peyton's Orchestra. JiutLA Picadilly Music Halt.

WCAE Ray Pearl' Orchestra. WJAS Bunny Berlgan' Orchestra, 11:30 P. M. WWSW Slice of Life. KDKA "Economic Mission." WCAE Al Donahue' Orchestra.

WJAS Bert Block' Orchestra. P. M. KDKA Herman Middleman's Orchestra. MIDMRHT.

KDKA Happy Felton's Orchestra. wcae Larry Burke' Orchestra. WJAS Benny Goodman' Orchestra. 12:15 A. M.

KDKA Reggie Child' Orchestra. 12:30 A. M. KDKA Lou Breeze' Orchestra. WCAE Light Out.

12:45 A. M. KDKA Sherdena Walker's Orchestra. 1:00 A. M.

WCAE Charley Gaylord's Orchestra. Wedding Rings A Large selection of Gold, all-platinum, platinum diamond rings $10 to $100 Hardy Hayes Wood Street at Oliver DID mMr -i ila VX-jft. swa sv "t- 4 TMYMRt news and from that point of course there was only one hope left. That was to 'coup' East's jack of spades. To do this declarer would have to shorten himself to East's trump length and, since declarer had started with eight trumps (four more than East had) this required four entries to the dummy.

The only possible fourth entry was dummy's nine of hearts, which would have stood up if the heart ten had been in West's hand. So declarer led the ace and another diamond, ruffed a club, overtook the heart king with the heart ruffed another club and then led the heart eight and finessed dummy's nine. Since the ten unfortunately lay in the East hand, the contract was defeated. "Do you see anything wrong with South's play? Of course, the briding may not suit you, but it suits me! "Sincerely yours, T. Chevy Chase, Mi" First, let me admit that South had a tough break and that too, figure the A 10 eight times of a suit solid for purposes of bidding.

Next, there can be no possible criticism of South's attempt to fulfill the grand slam, after he had discovered the bad trump break, by means of a coup. And the coup could not operate unless declarer could enter dummy four times. Tomorrow's Hand. South, dealer. Both sides vulnerable.

North A 2 A 7 5 9 8 3 7 5 4 West East 10 9 5 VIC10 4 VJ983 Q72 10 5 4 AK10982 6 3 South KQ8764 3 Q62 A 6 Mr. Culbertson will discuss this hand In tomorrow's article. Noreroas. Anna Pavlis. Frank Smola, Antoinette J.

Pittsburgn Napolitano. Michael Saldamarco, Diamond Pittsburgh Alello. Samuel Pittsburgh Steinert, Elisabeth Pittsburgh Dl Marco, Jimmie Pittsburgh FontoazL Anna Plttsbureh McFarland, Kenneth T. H. Jr.

Kleeb, Mae Pittsburgh Brady, James Wilklnsburg Borodatyr, Mary Donora Roy-croft, Thomas A Pittsburgh Hendricks, Dolores Pittsburgh Kanai. Anthony McKeea Rock Berner. Marie McKees Rock Dambrosky, Michael Pittsburgh O'Brien, Winifred Pittsburgh Behmke. Fred Pittsburgh Yurkiewica, Mary Pittsburgh Reed. Walter Homestead Douds.

Sarah D. Sydor, Pittsburgh Voelker, Mary PitUburgn Stemberski, Leo Pittsburgh Paslawsky, Helen Pittsburgh Betush, Carl Tarentum Gass, Edith Brackenridge tsurcett. Laurel El wood. Ind. Burchfield.

Mary M. Tarentum Trask, Louis Mary Clairton Case. Louis O. Menajicn. Ann Dennie Dickinson.

Leona BoBsone, Charles P. Wolf. Clara Rankin Aliquippa Union MiilvaJe Welsh. 11 he it Lueke, Edna Congalton, John Miller. Emma Millvale Nixon.

Samuel Scott Townshin Darnley, Florence Heidelber LenU. Frederick Basse. man, Clara M. Heck. Aloysiut Pittsburtrn Fallat, Julia Fittsburah Kills, Richard Brooklyn.

N. Y. Heller. Shirley Brown. Raymond Homestead i'oeey.

Ethel A Hometed Blausen, George McClements. K. Blawnox Rushe, Eugene A Lobona. Stella Munhall Pcnmatk tiyht otAet in' ieteltinf aCuXtyaetn countuel 32 days of delightful summer cruising, with choice of return failings to America See any steamship agent or RAYMOND-WHITCOMB 1 4I Union Trust Building, Cleveland ii Must I bother th neighbors AGAIN A telephone of your own eliminates this embarrassment. And you know it's ALWAYS available.

The Business Office or any telephone employee will tell you how little it costs. The Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania. Ag CRUISE I SAILING JUNE 26 1 in the I S.S. "PARIS" Rates $565 up Bennett E. Tousley, c.nW iiat.r, ATLANTIC CIH For telephone Atlantic OfJi.

633S. 7100 STOP-OFF TOURS with Eddie, at home. Eddie and Art are somewhat like the Marx brothers at times, but Jimmie rarely "cuts up." These Peytons are clannish. They live well and they spend well and are known from coast to coast. A fourth brother, Mike, is a splendid singer.

With Our Public MISS LUCILLE DEROSE, 200 Cutler street, City Ed Wynn'a laugh before he answers a question i3 not "put on." This laugh has been a Wynn trademark for years. RALPH GORDON, 307 Coltart avenue, City Guy Lombardo carries the violin under his arm more for affect than anything else. MISS G. 3922 Liberty avenue, City High voltage lines cause interference sometimes, but it is not properly called "static." Static is unfavorable atmospheric, weather. MRS.

GEORGE WILSON, 6455 Rosemoore street- City Walter Tetley is about 14. He has played a score of child character role3 on the radio. MERCEDES SLOGAN, 1606 Bingham street. City Milton Charles, "Voice of the Organ," has no air spot at present. MRS.

JOSEPH SCHTVIXS, 3602 Mintwood street, City Belle Baker, has given up active radio work. She appears on a local station in New York now and then. MISS M. 4122 Butler street, City "Pittsburgh Day" at the Great Lakes Exposition has not been decided. The exact date and all arrangements will be made here next Monday in the mayor's office.

BETTY 806 Bryn Mawr road, City Hal Kemp, hy all records, is Pittsburgh's most popular orches tra on the stage. His mark downtown theaters never has been bettered. Benny Goodman, coming here on June 11, i3 expected to hit between Shep Fields and Kemp. Choice Short Waves Wednesday, June 2. xokyo 5.15 p.

m. Japanese w4 it (EMCEIEIB. ffiSK "Daily News," tells of good luck in the show business, CBS' WJAS at 11 o'clock. SULLIVAN probably will, men tioa that Peggy a 'Joyce is a nut. chain letters; Joan Crawford wears one blue dress dn every picture for luck; Phil -'Spitalny won't play bridge unless he has a deck of red cards.

We recall that Sullivan named HELEN WILLS "Poker "'His talk should be quite entertain- tag. Tonight Only (Wednesday, June Z) DEDICATION OF Stephen C. Foster Memorial Hall on Pitt Campus. KDKA to NBC-Blue network at 10. College student with Mrs.

F. D. R. at 7:15, NBC-KDKA, when she talks about HELLER on WOR (710kc.) with 'J. C.

Flippen at 8 o'clock. Paul Barbour and Patricia Hunter form the love interest for tonight's of "ONE MAN'S FAMILY." rooks Parades RICHARD CROOKS sings on 'Hit Romantic tale of the "Rose Inn" and Walter Donald on music on WCAE's "A NIGHT AT THE LNN," at 7:30. Vivid and dramatic story of chemical $16o-282I-4 71 tale tte airccnliv EMPIRE Bill, every tarttry every 4 Dance Song and Festival Music JZJ, 25.42 11.80 meg. Rome 7 p. m.

News in English Royal Carabinieri Band; Graham Erskine in "Modern Italian Arch itecture as seen by an American." 2RO, 31.1 9.63 meg. London 7:30 p. m. "The DerbyJ from the Grandstand, Epsom Race course. GSP, 19.6 15.31 meg.

GSO, 19.7 15.18 GSD.25.5 11.75 GSB, 31.5 9.51 meg. Santiago, Chile 9:45 p. m. Sym phony; Opera; Latin American; Chilean and International music. CB960, 31.2 9.60 meg.

Paris 11 p. m. Concert of re cordings. TPA4, 25.6 11.72 meg- Buenos Aires, Argentine 11:15 p. m.

Music. LRX, 31.06 9.66 meg. WEDNESDAY EVENING SCHEDULE P. M. WWSW Post-Gasette News Review.

KDKA News Reporter. WCAE Our American Schools. WM4S Del Casino. KQV News; Musical Interlude. 6:15 P.

M. WWSW Rhythm and Romano. KDKA Azinsky Ensemble. WCAE Carol Deis, songs. WJAS News of the World.

KQV Tommy and Betty. 6:30 P. M. WWSW "With Our Public" Darreli Martin. KDKA Jack Holllster, sports: Moslo.

WCAE Baseball Scores; Kidooler. WJAS Musicale; Baseball Score. KQV Follow the Ball. 6:45 P. M.

WWSW Peacock Court. 1DKA Lowell Thomas. WCAE PatU Chapin and Jerry Cooper. WJAS Pittsburgh Symphony Group. KQV Charlotte Shallenberger.

7:00 P. M. WWSW Forward Pittsburgh. KDKA Easy Aces. WCAE Amos and Andy.

WJAS Poetic Melodies. KQV Lou Bolton's Juvenile Four. 7:15 P. M. WWSW Dinner Music.

KDKA Mrs. Franknn D. Roosevelt. WCAE Uncle Ezra's Radio StaUon. WJAS Ma and Pa.

KQV Shades In Rhythm. 7:30 P. M. kdka wmie Mom and Casper Rear- lytj Quicken TT nil i ri Cunningham. Sam Bellevue Yost, Laura Pittock Victor, Raymond Pittsburgh Dougherty, Mildred Pittsburgh McGinty.

Del mar Sharpeburg Gubanic, Cecelia Etna Finch. William W. Xjurib. Pearl Pittsburgn Logan, Walter A. Washington, Harriet Pittsburgh Thorn, Clarence R.

Jr Pittsburgh Mount sier, Susanna Beilevu Sieber, Relnhardt O. McKeesport Bowman, Mary McKeesport Bdunals, H. Harold Pittsburgh Nathaniel, Alice Pittsburgh Drake, Frank WHkinsburg Lorimer, Ruth Pittsburgh Huttinger, Gilbert Mtlrvale Robinson, Jean Pittsburgh Harvey, Charlton Flint, Mich. Goels, Ada Pittsburgh Paulsen, Can E. Detroit.

Mich. Dempster, Jessie Pittsburgh Murray, Joseph r-. WiUnerding Montgomery, Emma Turtle Creek Hosek. Robert Pittsburgh Smiths, Lillian Victor, Jamea Allison, Helen Altoona Onnhaus. Paul Pittsburgh Lopata.

Mary Ritonia, Steve Butler, Olga Bombara, Feli Bisceglia. Theresa C. TJhly, Chester D. Rocks Mugele, Dorothea Pittsburgh Jansen. Louis T.

Holman. Elizabeth Hughley. Eugene Pittsburgh Major, Verna Pittsburgh Gray, Kermit Pittsburgh Shinn, Anne Pittsburgh Washington, George McDonald Bush, Elsie McDonald SUtt, Robert North Vanderenft Knauff, Virginia Pittsburgh Remencius, Frank Homestead Etilpin. Barbara Braddoek Davage, George Pittsburgh Purkey. Eva Lebanon Seaber, Clifford Avalon Gray, Mary H.

Avalon Geier. Edwin Avalon Connolly, Helen Avalon Gillette, Douglas -Greensburg Lee, Marie Greensbura Miller, Herbert Lavy, Selma Glenwillard i McClure, John McKeesport Hutchison. Wavle MrKwunnri I Reith. William Pittsburgh Ausner. Anna Pittsburgh Curtin, Joseph Dormont Burn.

Marie Pittsburgh Burdman. Louis Pittsburgh Sclarsky. Ruth Pittsburgh Howard. John Edsewood Koch, Dorothy A Pittsburgh Sgattoni. Edward McKeesport tliupone, conchita McKeesnort Harper, Roy Hackerson.

Christine Beam. Dan Dravosnurz Linn. Marie C. Run Rrv A Pizza. Frinde Noblestown Pounds, Vera Naylor.

William F. Morgan. Ethel Clairton Bier. Henry Stokes. Mildred Clairton.

Brockachmldt, Mo. OS. play tennis, ride -with cowboy guides, swim in warm sul phur and fresh water pools. Banff Springs Hotel high amid the mountain peaks -is an unexcelled Alpine resort. And then there are Chateau Laie Louise and 'Emerald Lake Chalet, reached by smooth motor toads.

Music, dancing, smart social, life. These hotels open June 12th. ALL-EXPENSE TOURS With 126 miles of Alpine motoring and stops at famous hotels. Colewfui Days, all-expense 5x up 74" These tours begin at Banff Add rail fares. or Field.

Air-Condiriened standard sleepers, diners and loung cars oa Caoadiia Pacific Cast transcontinental trains: LorrRound Trip Kail Fires. 8e lieal Travel Agent, or W. K. McKendry, 44 Seventh Avenue, PtttMburgK. 1 JO jmirrfiff i-yes on "CAVALCADE OF AMER- li fii mmsssm P.

H. YORKE General Agent. Great Northern Railway. 602 H.W.Ohver Pittsburgh, Atlantic 1541-1542. Please send Glacier California Address me information about Tf Parle 1-scidc -O All-Expene Tour (f.

in it ti 8 i i 1 1 i 'i i if i amamewammmraamaammamaammmeLmaweamammaemmwmmmaJk pm in -v i. 1 i V''V Phillips Lords presents urid story of "Blood Oath Gang" on Gangbusters. FRED ALLEN features an electric fiddle. LILY PONS sings Brahms' "Lullaby" and Andre Kostelanetz goes in for more "rounds" on CBS-WJAS at 9. JESSICA DRAGONETTE does "The Only Girl" for Beauty Box jTheater.

Local 60 on Parade THE PEYTONS. Eddie, Jimmie and Art Peyton were known for their ability to play music long before the name Peyton became a night club byword. Jimmie Peyton taught Eddie how to play the saxophone, but Eddie, kept busy with his own band, never "went on the road" with name bands. Jimmie's greatest success was with Jan Gar-ber. Art has "strummed along" LD 0307 TUNES The Whole World Whistled ALTia DoKALDSOW, ComfKUIT Specially rrrmnni far "A NIGHT AT THE INN" "Did I Remember)" "Yeu'rt DriitHi Me Crazy" Earful ef Musi" "Little White Lia "A Thousand Good Nikls" "Yu" "Slue Heazen" "Romance" Tte Momenti" "CAenjiu" The Victor Orchestra and Singer A Short Romantic Skit of an old Ins if the Talented Tavern Player 7.30 to 8:00 E.

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