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THE DETROIT rKtE PKESS TUESUAT, APRIL IT, 1934 19 Collyer Names Larranaga to Win Initial Outing in Fifth at Havre "It's Handy! and the food't fine!" Says Safe Bet RACE RESULTS and ENTRIES Endeavour Takes to Water JU.JV )' I i even though Croon is among the eligibies. I might say, too, that Counsellor Crane will be particularly potent if the going remains heavy, as it probably will. The featured sixth, Is a dog-fight and it will be the wise player who takes a long look at the "Ouija board" before he rushes to the Crane will nnrtirnlarlv Went If Ic IrPtlPS Havre de Grace Tuesday's Entries tO CdYYy 01 Liptori Quest Havre de Grace HAVRK IE GRACE FIRST I'urn. SHOO, t-jear-oldi. I '-a litlle Hinah 111 tTnmbarel ...114 tkntKa riea.urellt Mario -tll Rn.tic Joe ll7Henn loan.

Air Una Ill ARLINGTON DOWN'S FIRST RIK Fur. 7lin. elalnilng, Tei.r.,,1,1. Mitd i.i. Wac.nner roufM1: jw Eye Is Favored in Fifth at Downs hief lilt Seoul 111 1 I it 1 lour.

Ill MHkitiv Il. Hich Holl.tm Mum IIII'Dee Te and Mr. K. Truenian enlry. Toeuva 1115 Forge! Nut Sun Womhip 1 15 Dr.

Ionia Ham- Iji.t stand 115 man ,115: wicket. Pot au Brooms has not run the best race down here as yet and may do it, but Flying Cadet and Mad Wind rate right bang-up. More anon. ARLINGTON DOWN Sopwith's Yacht Will Renew Great Britain's 83-Year Attempts to Gain U. S.

Cup GOSPORT. England, April 16 but In no section does it exceed 15 (U. The yarht Endeavour, Inches in diameter. Her great with which Great Rntaln hopes to; mainsail measures 62 5 feet alons; Rain the America's Cup after 83 the foot and 140 feet along the luff, years, took the water here today. Thomas Octave Murdoch Sopwlih.

SKCIIND KMC Pnr.e oo. rlalmlng. 4 'a Mh.a. Rack I HI nlnr Bearer 115 Wai 1 III Sao.a I0 Hannah 1114 I arianrhtta I 1.1 I. old suerp II! Maple I'rlnra 115 Minrate I 15 Hark Fence 1 It Polly I'lum in" THIRD RMK SHOO, rlalmlng, 3-year-old.

and up, 41 FIRST RACK Last Stand. High Bottom, Making Bubbles. Ray Anion 1 HI SKCIIND RMK S7II0. claiming. and up.

Waggnner muni: Hag Hearer Illl -strail Jacket 101 lie.irgla Lily I Don em Ill Modr.tn AM Krech I Oil NorlhgnlN 115'Huppy CilrprLa la llrujere Jlltl THIRD RXt iV: rur.e 700, rlalmlng, 3. Waggoner riiurw: Willi' Hi; snrcen Maid. -LeRrnyere, Flag Rearer, SKI IIMI RACK-Georgia l.lly. The all-steel, streamlined racing i 46 years old, pioneer British aviator Crane, THIRD RUE Councilor Tumlili'r. Benares.

cutter nosed her way out from the, ilotintain r.lk 1114 l.oiign rort lin Araulaw IIHWilrob Illl Hun. tlHIl.tlk.lv II.V IIH nm Ameriran Red I I.I 'Her Hero Jauie. HIH Iteliare. I.uily KiH'kleilir HIH Morning Cry FIRST RrF Six fiirlinv: Writt-rwt U'orttr. 4.

fin Blur Fmm iK, inH tt.HU 1 riUimn Tipifin Tiinr 1 I 1.5, find nr. Mit (il-i, Freil Alniy, Julie Fill and linldrn rrinrrH hIm) run. SK) OM KM F. Kit fiirlotif.t lirnikro ShI irrutri i 10 ft TO riti PurtiTr 8.: ft. 10 My Him (K.

Fisrher) A Timr 1 1 1. ihhita. Chain and trthule aUn run. TIM It I) A( Four and halt fnr-lnns: INychir Rid M.l.nriifr 40.10 0 90 rhilrtiry (tilKcrl i 3.50 fSjnnd A. KohrrtM.ti) ft HU Tinif MniiifDrtli, Btu-htlnr lin-nfr, Kimirrd Spirit, Niiult-h.

Sun Hprii-f II irlmriHit. Mihhmoii. Itui Iiiik-huriie nnd Ten I. aw aiso rtiii. FOI KTH HM'K "ill furlnitj; Mtiun (iiurcl) aK.5U 8.10 .1.110 Round Tiililo 4 lluiilfi il lit) ltl.uk 1' nil mi Miillf.v 1.5.

McM Sprite, RIiimIa-munlhiH. liuluii l.ud, ltli-k iir, Rcpfiil, tiifiock and It Mij aUi run. FIITH K.A( Six furlnnKH: Silent Mint Muttlull ol -'O J1.70 fl.Mfl Hiktli ufst 8.i0 A. Ill trHtcliiioi'ket (Jimenl 1 inn Sprliiettpel, Hnnu. Curac-uo, hurm tiT and Mliifjr Mcria aUu rnn.

W. OkIp miry. SIXTH K( Mile and 10 vardt Mi Mnro.ru (Huntrr) A.lO Wurthuuion I RnlMrl-mi 7.00 hiff Trim bud or ii)itlt 10.00 Time 1:17 4-5. Hntlrr Rnin. WnadrH, Soeur Hliiiif-hti nnd Motny Wild h1o run.

SF. FN I'll Milf and a it tei nth Field ni Murkuian Rk (llHineK) a.oo Hri Mnnkev Hunter 1 0 lime 1.5, Kurk Point and l.iiHr Stoke hIi thii. Fill RTH ICK SHOll, rlalmlng. and up. II syenite IIHCrary Jane 1 IT that's what hundreds of men say of Crowley's Mezzanine Luncheons, 11:30 to 2:30 P.

M. Today's Luncheon HatgerMin Il silk Hug IIHl By Bert E. Collyer CHICAGO, April lS-Larranaga! just another of those "class" mavericks breaking out down at Havre de Grace, fellows, but he looks so good In this Initial outing, I constrained to slip him to you with my compliments. "Sow this is the five-year-old that Kl'eidie Hopkins (once a Whitney -onJItioner) has been getting ready the Philadelphia Handicap, 'hVh is carded for Saturday at draw. In preparation for this heat he worked a mile in 1:41 1-5.

I have it they will ride none than Raymond (Sonny) Work- "'ah this In the firth spasm, down ln MHi-vland and if you think there nf contention. I need Tumbler IllU ounellur Crane lull i.e Carmen HIH Fill Ki ll RACK l'nr SIIIII. mile: Tlie Trainer ltll Bay Kervanl tn. Ilearly Lad 11 nil er -Illll Sweet liill 1 MCippy Sue 1IHilllra lute rev Hip 117 llM.nff HII Hit und Knn JlIU IMl Ktl Kill RACK The Trainer, Pompara, gon. lllra Vole.

KIKTII HACK Lynx Eye, Croon, Cray-back. MTIF RACK Pot an Brooms, Flying Cadet. Mini Wind. sKVKN I II RA( Sergrnnt Hill, Hal.ee. Happen.

KlliHTH (Hub) Lugano, Ilninitscciir. Ihislla Ann. BKM' Lynx Lie. HAVKK IIP. CRACK FIRST RACK Labrot entry, Marin, Run-tlr Joe.

HKCONn RACK Migrate, Whoa Bark, olor Iteurer. THIRD HACK Arnittaw, Mountain Klk. I.ntuh I'ort, KOI RTH RACK Irene'! Boh. llagger-snn. I.nilino.

KIH'H RACK Ijirranngn, Cliatmosa, Hokuun. MMII RACK Tll. I.J. lorrimeelii HIH l.adiiio 1IJ Irene Hob I CI FIFTH Rtt Purw SI.004), The Hare nrood, l-yeur-olil. and up, mila and 70 Murninr Mamie 101) I-arrnnaga.

11 I I hatmo.a 1115 Hokuan 105 Ineurumbered 1115 Jungle king 115 30c and successful aircraft manufacturer, has appointed himself successor to Sir Thomas in the quest for the America's Cup. Endeavour Is scheduled to participate In her first race at the Royal Harwich Yacht Club's regatta at Kelixstowe June 2. On June 12 she Is due to sail a trial race over an America's Cup course against W. L. Stephenson's Vel-sheda off the Isle of Wight.

Sopwith's wife launched the ship by breaking a bottle of champagne over Its bow. "I name you Endeavour" she said, and with all my heart I wish you a cup full of luck." It was announced that Mrs. Sopwlth would help sail Endeavour in the cup race the first woman to be in a crew for the America Cup contest. Sirens and whistles dinned as the FIFTH KM SHIHI, HoKaneei, shipyard where five Shamrocks were built for the late Sir Thomas Llpton ln his brave but fruitless attempts to capture "The Old Mug." The hearts of many old sailing men bent just a little faster as tha Endeavour glided gracefully into the calm waters of Portsmouth Harbor, the great home base of the British Navy. Since November a small army of men have been laboring in an effort to build for "Tommy'' Sopwlth a racing yacht that will accomplish what 15 previous yachts have failed to do bring the America's Cup to Britain.

Sir Thomas spent a fortune and 31 years trying to get that trophy, hut experts believe that Endeavour's chances are greater than were those of any of his vessels. Endeavour was built to the mile: Modern Timed. SIXTH CK Puna SHOO, rlalmlng, 3-year-ohl. and up. mile and 711 sarda! Impeach I 11 Chat Kagle 110 liuardian 1 HI Lauretta Na.h II I All Howe.

Ill Retribution HHI Miutern 1 I I Lone ICind IIH Changeable Ill Lolly Lady Illll SKI KNTH R14 Pur.e SHOO, rlalmlng. and up. I I 1H Bright Beauty lull Mr. Hide Ill" Politen I I I Ayenlea 1 I I Helle Fille I nil I mine lou Parity Ill A. Ilullcoat enlry.

'nlv 'point out the presence of entry, American Pot Roatl (Vnod'iM nr Tomifn Welsh Rarchit on Tomf Speina Hot Roll Pi, 1 ta or Coffee sr. KNTH RACK llullroat Purity. kraine. HKsT Irene'. Rob.

TANKOR FIRST RACK laist Fire. Rill Andy, Mt- Ill Forceful Ill Lie 1 1 1 I 'man IIMI I Inn lid IIIH lltack Peter Ill Money (letter ...111. Ml. Hood HI slM II UK 700. rlalmlng, 4-yeir-olil.

nnd up. I 1-141 Miidnind Illl Open Hearth 1117 Noah'. Pride 1117 Pot An 1 1'! I lying I ailet 107 SK1FNTH HACK Pnr.e S7IH1. el.ilm-lur. l-yenr-ulds and up, I 1-lli lanleron 1115 4 arolyn Iftll lliii.aburn II- Sergeant Hill I Pyrn IIMI llapiien 1115 ItHrkward Neyer Ion Winifred 117 Popn 107 llnl.ee lagahond 15 KlliHTII RACK (Snb.tilutel Pure S7IIII, claiming, 4-year-nld.

and up, I 1-lfl Thl.tle Ann 105 Anita flrmnnt 105 Hamilton I III l.usano 105 Itligliler 1117 Teja 103 llamilarenfl 1 10 SKI DM) tir. -Broun Rank, Oalllneta. ship was launched in fine weather design of Charles E. Nicholson Cnnnel. Mutuels Paid Ipprentlee allnwanee claimed.

Weather raining; track muddy. Britain's greatest yarht designer, before a large crowd. As the ship took the water, the battleship Nelson, senior flagship of the Navy, saluted her. THIRD RACK Mount Klgon, Bon Hon-est, tinhlcn hnlght. FIJI RTH KACK Sleepy Bny, Mnpnco, HhI Pwyer.

Finn RACK Zernr, Centerlnne, Win-slow. SIXTH RACK Seth's llnoe. l.l.lo. Mild. Thrfe nires pnld.

rive riiws paid Soven racp paid. TANKORAX who also laid the plans for the building of Shamrock Sir Thomas' last challenger. Apart from her great mahogany rudder and her deck planking, the 1 1 1 0 ana during the recent Bowie nTh(nfnne. however, which looks of all is Irene's Bob. in the (mirth.

This is just the proper the company is not so fashionable and Ole Bob is at the peak. for your further information, the Hiillro'at entry seems to hold the else in the seventh but only if Mr Hyde, lately claimed from the Mrs J. H. Whitney band, goes. Lynx Eve is the glad tidings from down at Arlington Park.

He looms one nf the dark-horses for Saturday's renewal of the Texas Derby. There is no stopping this one, it ippenis, and this goes as it lays, FIRST ACF Pnr.e loll, maiden 3-year-uld. und up, claiming, Spreekel. KVI RACK llarahcl Habina Arlington Downs Her Big iiiiu in cion ii.il boat ls entirely built, of steel vnncrmiirk. IIKST Hone.

The latest news from Hollywood is found daily in the Free Press stage and screen pages. Buy and Sell through Free Prena Want Ad. Vou will find many aperlal offer, Uated there. hollow steel mast rises to ItiS feet. MOST WINNKK Irene'.

FIRST RACK Four nnd a half fur. Vpprrntlre nllunnnce claimed, Weuther cloudy; truck heavy. nun. OIJ.VF.R'S SYSTEM F.lenn. IKIRSK Mount Inns: HirilHtil (Hriulil) 4..10 3 111 aCroline Allen) 111.

CHI nun Anilrreon lllilhikil I Reproach. Aiuelo. Irene' Bl-vr Srth' Hope, Huh. I.jm k.yt, a pi are. tCopyrigiii, 1034 The Free Press picture page offers its readors each day a graphic account of the events of the world.

Chicstraw Wont Run at Churchill 3 Are Withdrawn by Widener Trainer Hrate IMl I III I II I le Salin Accorder 110 Free llelii ery I I La.l Wire 10.1 l.rnime Dolt IIH, Candid I IHI Hut I er field 115; Wee pider 105 Bill Andy 111) SKI II M) RACK $100, 3-)ear-ntil, and up, foal, ot Sprerkel. eouriH: I I'erry ilrlle 'Hit the 1 1 armel Illll llroon Hank lliunora loll More.ure loo l.allitiela Hill Mi.a Tracer 1115 Hood Holder Il5 Ijtleen Ann Il-'t Mil. IIH Run Shot THIRD RMK SIOO. rlalmlng. S- i year-old.

und up. mile and 70 Honhoue.l 1(15 Bu.tilng 110 Mount Klgon 115 Nurthern 115 Fortune'. Motor Wheel ....115 Fniurile Ill) "Jar Pal Illl Dark I olleeu 115 I'ertluai iou. 115 Trau.mi..ioii 115 4iohleu Knight 110 Hit Kill RM Illll. and up.

mile and 711 I Hindu Jim Ill) 'Our Hilly 110 Sleepy Joe 115 Ijirry Shut 115 l.nrv Lad 105 Miriam 105 Kinroii Field Illl Mnpeco 115 Totolo 110 onlingo I III Hal llnyer Ill) FIFTH HICK SHOO, rlalmlng, 4-year-old. and up, mile and 71) I'eterkln 105 Hlundeila 100 Win. low 115 Donald lad Zevar IIH Black Center Lane 105 SIXTH KICK S70II. The Kan-' claiming, 4-icar-uld. and up, mile: "l.l.tn HI! 'Kiiriardn IIMI seth' llnpr 101 Mild 1115 Malor l.anphirr lull l.lille Hon HIH SKI KNTH RMK l'nre SIIIO.

claim-i mm 1 mm Cnrbiiie'. Belle, Viola AlwnyH True and AibiiloN also run. SKCIIND At Waggoner course: More An.ill I l.ilrcnlirrger) 4 tin .1 Hi 7 In iM H.IMI li.llll rroitieltieii (MvCmiel Time 1:11 Running Waler. Polly'i, Folly. Fort Ytorllt mid 1'referred aLo rim.

I ll I It I) Al Waggoner roume: Mr l.eliii,! (I.ilenl.ergerl 4.IMI t.SU Ju.l Hith lllime.) A.IHI :i.iill (liiimini.iu rl I.ir) .141 lime I I Amflnr. Phllwey. I lure. I ri.ky Maid. Kulian's lioice, Mityi'o hih! Joe ulwo run.

Fill RTH It Wngcnner ruur.ei Voln I I II. it II i I 1.1. ill I. CI) Vtuyruil l.ml illiirhorll I II. Mil .1 III iiuip ilhii I King I 'I Mil J'imi I lur Wuter.

fiip.le Chief, Ro.elj'n, Ju.tire It. and Flying llonte ul.o run. FIFTH RACK line mile: llo.llUllllll lilll I l.il.eiiherxer) Dr. Knl.er iMnrtlnl 7. Ill ill Hitler Hunt I Tolland lime 1:11 1-5.

Range Rrlght ine Htid Meckel iiI.ii ran. SIXTH Rl Mile and a liinin iWillliilel I.Vtlll llert iiiliu l.il'enhergerl H.lll Jenn Htouii iWrigliil Time I.crlrnde Remle. Ju.l Imugiue, Runur and Wirt li. Houman al.o ran. "llfMII Mile ind a Sallie llnurluiid iHilll J.1..III 7 III I 711 llurana iTililenl I.

More I'uwer ll.nuel lime CM Scimour. Cenlennial. Meleurir, I'otenlale and High Wire al.n CUKLW TODAY Never a Dull Moment 7:00 A. M. HAPPY JOE BALTIMORE.

April 16 (A. P. George P. Widenei's Chicstraw. one of the favorites, and two stable-mates, Kawagoe and Jack Low, today were declared out of the Kentucky Derby by Head Trainer Jack Joynor.

Due to the severe winter and unreliable weather this spring, Joynor said Chicstraw was behind in training and it was impossible to get him in shape by May 5. Kawagoe and Jack Low, both lightly regarded, were not considered as probable starters. Chicstraw, one of the chief Eastern hopes and an outstanding two-year-old last year with victories in seven of his 14 starts, was quoted at 12 to 1 in the latest edition of the future book odds. CiTfimirsiss OLD RUM j1 vi i s4r 1 1 BOTTLED IN BOND 10:00 A M. inc.

ami up. mile and 70 yard. UOk Blunder 1 1 l.ampa.a. I WIRT HEARING 1 1 HIH 10H. Cry.

lul Image Judge I rlian True Blue I'ill II I UK Watermark I I. 'I 'I'lum Shot IIH Clarahrl A HIH fined :45 P. Ipprenttce allonanre claimed, Wealher clear; Irark fa.t. CALIFORNIA MELODIES 10:00 P. M.

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V-IK Dun Hall Trio. A. M. CKI.W Luxembourg (iardens, A. M.

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Noon -1 li Politick and I.awnhurst. WXVZ Talk. CKI.W Myrl and Marge. W.ICK IiHUbei'i'ir. WMBC bam anil Andy, jTYVkiCfrv VL I MICHIGAN $.

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W.1R Musl.al Clock. 7:00 A. M. CKI.W Haniiv W'XV. Karly WJIIK -Uot'i! 7:15 A.

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Ned Parish's Music. M. Meredith Wilson's Music. WXVZ Three Treys. M.

WIK Kmhester Civic Orchestra. CKI.W Metropolitan Parade. WXVZ Detroit-t hicago Baseball Game. M. CKI Boh Standish.

M. Sunset Screnaders. YYYY I Mid YYeek llvnin Sing. M. (KI.W Little Little's Music.

M. IK Lois Bennett, onrad Thi- huiilt: Harry Salter's Music. M. YY JK Musical Memories; Edgar A. (inest.

YV.I Ben Bernie Music. M. I -YY I ii neapol is Sj niphuny Orchest ra. M. YYYY.I "The Jiogue Song." CKLW (ilen (iruv's Music.

M. YY VZ The VouiiKhloiids. M. WJK Symphony Orchestra. WKXl.

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WMltl'- Hr. KM, Hfvn al. i 8:15 A. M. WJH Dun llnll Trio, A.

iW.m T.rw White, Ore.tn. ww.t Clieeriu. nrg.in. Slclinlnfc Mill' Hi-i unl. WF.XL Goilirl Mint.

A. M. W.TR Olh-e lb-nn TTdDUD AY I First Quality YZ llelhrldse's Music CKI.W Luila Jack Little, usie. Willie Trouhadnra. P.

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CKLW Voice of Experience. w.viMU llreenlee. P. M. WJR Tiia Tlennett.

Conrad Tintaiult: Harry Salter's XI usic 14:30 A. M. KLYV Frank Dailey Music. WXYZ anil MICHIGAN RADIO NETWORK WW.IWayna King's Muiie. WKXL CKI.W lloUvwoiiil Chatter.

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IP. "Mucin -Hour." Harry Heilmann and Harold True at the CKI.W Song WXYZ Manhll liters. W.MIUJ Oiitl Abticy. 8:45 P. M.

California Melodies. WM HC studio. WKXL Polish 9:00 P. M. 1 A microphone, i key Park, Chicago mm W.MHt WKXL Uilllctina.

P. XL WW.T Fields ami Hall l-'laehes: 1 ir. Bavlough xvz W.IHK I o' ktuil Hour, W.MUC Alice Kheiii. P. M.

WJR Fai and Hume Hour. .1 Hull. WXVZ Ln ci. -k Quotations: MnmeiilB. WKXl.

Coiiiiiiuiiily Program. i WW.I Rlttelnrila. I W'XV Lutheran Organ. CKI.W Sin, W.II1K .1 Semi Bln.k W.MKC Hy 9:15 A. M.

Wirt nrenkriisl I'I'lti. 4:00 P. M. W.IR tt tty and Hob. WW.I T.iiing Writers' Club.

CKI.W I', Navy Band. YZ I letrou-ClucrtKO Hasa- .1 I ici colt-Chicago Hase- l-all ilainc. WMHC Pohh WtXI. Klennor oir. 4:13 P.

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4:15 P. M. Wll! Helen Menken. 1 Illl P. M.

CKI.W inneapob. Symphony WXYZ Rex Ilatile'. Musie. i KI.W l.mle Kicii. li I'niKesr.

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KXt. Console I'iayers. 5:00 P. M. WJH nirlhdav Party.

WW.I Box. Orchestra. WXYZ The Br Parade. WJKK Al Nag.er. 9:45 P.

WMBC Jay Brown. WKXL fill! and (ieorge. 10:00 P. M. WJR Gladys Swarthout and (iaie Page; Harold Stokes' Music.

"The Ttigue Scrie." 1:15 T. M. W'W'J PVilnl.t. Morrnw. CKLW Sktppy.

WMHC I lin "in Heed West. W.IHK .1. Sen Black. W.MUC Deeds ami Bico. WKXL NRA You'll Say You've Never Seen Finer Quality for Only 1:30 P.

51. P. M. W.IR Livestock Quotes; Ha wall. ins.

Studio. CKLW nien Gray's Music: W.IR Vie and Sade. VVW.t.c,1 Parish'. Mil.ie. WXYZ Karl Harger', Music.

Oruaii. KI.W Kav A'-e. church of Christ. P. M.

WMHC Happy Hour Club. W.IR 9 inriiigr Lady. Wh.L Merry ww.l Mistical society Speaker. 1:15 M. The SDDDDtTS A rant KI.W Atl-Anierlcan Boy.

W.TR Ruliv's SionpnaKle and Budd. WXZ Nat Hrusllnft Music W.IHK V-t Mo.her. WMBC Klovd Music. WF.XL Little Theater. 10 15 WXYZ Anson Wk.

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Program. WKXL Art Stewart. 10:15 r. M. rKT.W Tfarlem Serenade.

WMBC Joe and I.e. 5:15 P. M. I i 4 nil W.IR Orphan Annie. K'itih IIIIn Hulir.

WKXL Vocational M. Meredith Wilson's Music. Merry ww.l atterci AJ-m: Haseball Scores: oo r. m. CKI.W Stuilio; Baseball score.

p. m. WXYZ Three Treys. WW.I Tonik'iit dinner. WX 7.

Anne Clllll'hell CKI.W Home ile.iiitllul. W.IHK Talk. A. M. W.IR Zolar.

WW.I liciiii.i: Kinoaid. W'XV. -Mnen- Hour." KI.W I.nxenihniirg W.1IIK Poli-h Hour. WEX1. Iennelt 11:15 A.

M. John M'Keuzlc. WW.t lull Coiner. CKI.W I'Mwiler Kiver U.ingerg. WXVZ Woman 8 Hour.

10:00 A. M. W.Tfl Ponhtlie', Mnnntsineprt. WW.I ntirt W'XV Karl Harger Mttele. CKI.W Brain Trust" Hearing.

WMHC Re, WKXl. Waller Coon. 10:15 A. M. W.IR ftllfll.

and Mindr. WW.I Clara. I. II ami Km. WXVZ 1'ef.

WMHC Ill A. M. W.TR Tnilav'. WW.I Trea-lire Che.t. W'XV.

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