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Aomin Services, A- program 10.10 WH (341)--~Kansas City, Christian want to hear | -A 1015 WRHM (261)--Mnls. LBS.A, yatuim tube : worked | 10.25 WBE (265) --N.¥Y, Choral singers; too long will mar the aly : ¥ 10,30 WGHP (278)--Detroit. Christ Scientist, evening's pleasure; WOY (380) Schencefady, Services, Services, 1st Presbyter- WHAM (280)--Rochester, WMAK (545)--Buffalo. ian. WSAI (361)--Cinci. WSB (476)--Atlanta. Equip your set with new Westinghouse radiotrons, Keep one Services, Sunday School, or two in reserve to oss Wiz Son --Springfield, Mass. Church insure against ' disap- WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St. Paul, Services, WOR (303)--Buffalo, Moming services. pointment, WIBO (416)--Chicago. Swedish servi- ces. ' WSEA® (263)--Norlolk, Services, aun PENNE 11.00 CFCA (357)--Toronto, Services, KDKA (216)--Pitts. Services. KOIL (09) -Conneil Bluffs, 1st Con- PIONEERS I RADIO 7g EVN 5%) Chicago. Central Church, For Bale st - FHE BEST IN Wilson & Lee ||| RADIOS 71 SIMCOE ST. N, THE MARCONI SHOP Phone td Cor, King & Celina, Phone 2604 First With the Latest )--] Serv! : Springs. ices, WBAP (500)--Ft. Worth, Presbyterian Church, WDOD (244)--Chattanooga. Services, 535)--Des Moines, Services. shi 31% WEA )--Phila, Chinatown Res. © N ass Wiz N.Y. St, George's Ves. 4.00 Red. Netwoik--Men's b+ LC.A, Confer. ence from WEAF, A JEET, WCAE, WCSH, WSAI, bl XAe (469)--Wash, Washington Cath- ra 4,30 KFUO 8-5, Louis, Foreign Lan. WeOE Hou E (270] Milwaukee. Bible class, 5.00 iA (395)--Shenandoah. Song service, WENR (288)--Chicago. Chapel! hour, 5.10 WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St. Paul, Vespers, 5.30 Ble Network--National Radio Vespers, from WJZ, KYW, WBZ, BZA, WHA! 6.00 Kens (227) Clarinda, Ta, Vespers, 00 (349)--Tulsa. Gospel half hour, 14% (476)--Atlanta, Vespers. 6.30 RYRU. (250)--Columi 0, Vespers. WEAF (#92)-N,Y, Biblical drama, 7.00 WCCO (405)-- .-8t. Paul. Christ Scientist. WFAA (545)--Dallgs. Radio Rible Class (M45)--Chicago, Little Brown 7.30 Gen (375)--Toronto, Services, xine ( Independence, Mo, Ves- Wann (256)-N.Y, Sacred music, ( )--Cleveland, LB.S.A, Christian Science services. 8,30 KPRC (294)--Houston, Second Baptist E (270)--Milwankes, Serviens, Bible 58. 10,15 (545)--8¢, 8, 12.00 i Chat Milwaukee. Recital A 225)--8t, Pant. rapele John, 1.00 WG? libro a ncle Quin, wiz, (459)--N.Y. I WEB (476)--Atlanta. Wickwire pro: Fru TMJ (294)--Milwaukee. Cousin Larry 1.15 wor (375)--Davenport, Old Folks Mu- 1.30 KOIL (319)--Council' Bluffs. "Songs of Long Ago." 2.00 Blue Network--The Roxy Stroll, from WIZ, KDKA, KYW, WBRZ, WRZA, WHO, WIR, WOC, WOW, WTM]J, CKCL (357)--Toronto, Organ recital. WBBR (256)--N.Y, Instrumental quar. tet, WEE (448)--Boston, Hour of Hospi. tality, WRHM i-Myls. 3.00 Col program, Don Norn concert band, from WOR, KMOX, KOIL, WARBC, WCAO, WCAU, WAIU, WEAN, WFBL, WGHP, WHAS, WKRC, WMAK, WMAQ, WNAC, WOWO. Classical music, WFAA (500)--Dallas. 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Melodies for alo, Ensemble. concert, Hi tr ekster Studio musi- 7.20 fed "WERE, KB, from W| AS, W bo, She RE wey 8, td he wi Wer ind Concert. 7.30 Musical Literature, from MOHAWK One Dial Radio Battery and Batteryless Models Seven Model tn shes ros Prices range, for Bethy $165.00 to $375.00. Batteryloss Models from $195.00 to $475.00, Battery Recharging -- Export Repaies JUST A REAL RADIO RADIO ELECTRIC 15 Prince Street school. N, . 7? ak, Bunda Even- tt red a A Sr "Newspaper Side- ji ENE J: Hu WOES 20) Coats Mao Mose, Bs Sti City. gu WSUI (@6)--Jdowa City. Familiar 10.05 WEEL (448)--Boston. Keith's radio evening. All Ap D (225)--St. £ - La Ra, ne ro eT i eg 1215 Vif? che ER an REL or Chicane Huy Ch Club. Monday Programs ania LC 2.00 WG! aily Menu." 7s {0b eter: 215 W FO Sd City. Seaside Aiternoon 2.30 KMMJ (20)-Clay Center, ams. . Kofi (319)--Council Bluffs, Leisure Wao cago. Musical, . wn S00 Lo A (394)--Shenandoah, Ia, Ruby AP (500)~Ft. Warth, Vocal we H (428)--Portland, Me, SR" Uti) --Chicago. Popular re- Viacom, Piano Solos. -- usicale. ; Kansas City: Ladies' hr. wit a) Ph Artist_recital. \ Maine (366)--Chicago., Children's pro- ram at Mooseheart. 31 1s WHO (535)-- Moines, Music. 3.20 wer oe icago. Artist recital, 3.30 CKCL 1, Q3)- Taranto, Studio music. WLS (ah Carin. Homemakers hr. 4.00 LR V--Clarinda, Ta, Women's hr, Wh (285)--Raltimore. Salon orches. WEA (261)--Phila. Music Academy. AF (492)--N.Y. Afternoon musicale, WE Ei (366)--Chicago. Songs; Trio, Wit (306)--Chicago, Sheridan Thea- Whar (370)--Kansas City. String Trio. Wo (375)--Davenport, Home manage- CNRS (329)--Saskatoon, ial prog. KFNF (461)--Shenandoah. Mothers hr, WHAS (322) Louisville. Concert. WHO (536)--Des Moines. Musicale. WIZ (454)--N.Y, Variety program. WFAA Gas)-Dallas, Homemakers. 445 weco (408 y-Mply- St Paul. Federa- of Women's Chiba, 5.00 KSAC (333)--Kansas | State Music # TG Studio ensemble. WER? 492)---N.Y. 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Orchestra, WAAT (246)--Jessey City, Orchestra, WCAU (261)--Phila. Dan music, WFAA (545)--Dallas, Collegians, 8.30 Red Network--A. & i ( 5. from AF WEAE WS) WDAF, WEEI, WHO, WIA IT, Wi WRE, WSAI, WIA, WC) "Wis, ¥p KC £294)--~Houston, Houstonians, 8.45 KVOO (349)--Tulsa, Adkar orchestra, 9.00 WHAS (322) Orchestra, WIAX (341)--] Orchestra, WOKT (210)--Rochester, Merrymakers, WSM (337)-Nashville, Orchestra, 22 WHR (341)--Kansas City. Dance music, 45 WBAP (500)--Ft, Worth, Dance ors chestra, 10.00 Columbia Chain--The Cavtivators, from RMON: ARG WAIU, WCAO, WFR, Wah, WMAK, WMAQ, isville, onville, Ww [AS Ww Ar WNAC, WOWO, KTHS (385)--Hot Springs, WAAM (349)--Newark. Four Towers. WBAL (285) Baltimore. Orchestra. WBZ (333)--Springfield. Bert Lowe. WFLA (517)--Clearwater, Fla, Radio Ramble, WRHM (261)--Mpls, 10.30 CFCF (411)--Montreal, WRC (469)--Wash. Swanee Syncopa- tors. WSAI (361)--Cinci. Ray Miller. WTMJ (294)--Milwaukee. 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Clift cheques aboye Tau he artidtes. recsivibe dition to the merchandise, Andover, N.B., Jan. 6.--The Cor- oner's jury sitting with Coroner nc. who is here on a vaudeville tour, Says Sheriff Asked for $100 to Let Her Go Free Cantay, Uhio, Jan. 6.--Ruth El- der, the slim, blue-eyed Florida girl, who was lifted from obscurity by her attempt to fly across the Atlantic, blamed "small town gos sips" for her arrest recently at At- lanta, Sie ieharges of miscon- duct witth ® minister at Clayton, Ga., four years ago. "It's the most terrible thing that ever happened to me," Miss Elder, told the United Press. "It's a dreadful lie, oye it 1 were tree 1 would go and fight the whole thing out." The warrant charging Mids El- der with "undue conduct with the Rev, Hubert Jenkins," a young evangelist, was served on the girl flier last month, and she is now Under $500 bond pending 'a hear- ng. Miss Bilder was not angry when interviewed. Rather, she impress- ed one as being too overcome with what she termed "the preposterous- stenped from the train in Atlanta, [ saw the same old sheriff waiting and the unhappy memory back." ness of it all," to be angry. "Why did they wait so long be- fore taking action?" Miss Elder asked. "It seems to me the delay helps to prove the injustice of iti all. It has been more than three years since the forenoon when we (she and the Rev. Jenkins) took an innocent little buggy ride down a southern road, but now that my pame is--I suppose I might as well Say 'public property'--they're try- ing to get money from me." Miss Elder said she did not know who was responsible for the re-issu- ance of the warrant which was served by Sheriff L. M, Richman, of Clayton, People Gossiped "When I first went to Claytor 1 was very young. My husband taught in a small denominational school there. The people of Clay- ton first talked about me when I had my hair bobbed, They talked the way people in a village will talk. "One day a young Rev. Hubert Jenkins--" "Blonde or brunette?" she was asked. "] didn't think he was attrac- tive--"' she said. "I can't remember whether he was dark or light for I didn't have any interest in him at all. "Anyway, he came to Clayton to head a revival meeting. I met him at school and he and my husband and I became good friends. "One morning he asked me to {go riding with him. My husband knew about it for there wasn't any reason why he shouldn't, "But the next day the sheriff came to say that a farmer who lived down: the road was telling tales about improper conduct. These were lies and the cruelty of them made me sick." Miss Elder sobbed and knotted her lace handkerchief in to a little hall, "The sheriff said I needn't wor- ry," sh@ resumed, Then comes a three year inter- val, the period in which Miss El- der attempted her trans-Atlantie flight and became heralded for her winsomeness and courage. "All this time the old gossip was forgotten," she said, but whem I = evangelist, 71 Simcoe St. North . 5 Westinghouse "Federal Orthosonic Radios AND Atwater-Kent Radios SOLD BY LUKE FURNITURE CO. have the case came [court,"" Charge Against Sheriff $500, | clared, "and if I were guilty, eyes." 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