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RADIONEWS], (Continued From Page 11) Wes, WTIC, WIAR, WTAG, , WLIT, WRC, WGY, WGR, - WCAE, WWJ, WSAL WEB WTMJ, KSD, WCCO, WOC, WHO, WOW, WDAF, WSB, WBT, WTAM, KFAB (319)-Lincoln. A. C Instru. YW (525)--Chicago. Dixie Trail, WBZ inghield, Aleppo Drum WCFL (484)--Chicago. "School lays." WDOD ( usicale. Chicago Viana Hippodrome, ye ROIL (15) Counc Buds. Joba and Xere (220)--St, Paul. Melody Muske- Kins (500)--Hot Springs. Classical Ei) (37)--Muscatine. Home folks WADC (238)--Akron. Studio hour, WAIU (283)--Columbus. Vocal. WCCO (405)--Mpls-St. Paul, Trio, WFAA (535)--Dallas. Belanto Male uartet. AX (341)--Jacksonville, Recital. i (454)=-N.Y, Slumber Music: also Wes (476)--Atlanta, Sears Roebuck WET "o0)--South Bend, Studio fea: Wik (294)--Milwaukee. Music Dox Review. 10,30 KMBC (270)--Kansas City. Song 18° Koi (319)--Council Bluffs, Sweeney am, : Won (244)--Chattanooga. Frolic, WFLA gust. Petershurs, Frode, 294)--Houston. cert. ne A Ran Chicags. \WCFL enter 11.00 KFAB (319)~Lincoln, Mewors Club. KFSD (441)--San Diego. Studio. KNX (337)--Hollywood. Calmon T.ubo- We Nally Berrien Springs. Light. ble. ; Wows" Gm)--Ft. Wayne, Indian Vil lage. 461)--Dallas, Music. 110 W. a = acksonville, Organ, 11.30 CNRC (435)--Calgary. Music, | WGN (416)--Chicago. Radio Vox Pop. WSM (535)--Nashville, Hawaiian Ser WIC (5) Hartlord, Capitol Theatre, --Atlanta, Concert, 4 LE ROA (0 Denver. Saxophone music WHO Gan Des Moines. Organ. Yi t rom 3 no am Nr "Kao, KOW, KHJ, KHO, OMO. ' Bost. Paul Organ, 349)--Tulsa, Organ, AN 46). -Dallas. D-Xers Jamboree. WSUI (476)--Towa City. Organ, % 1.00 KSTP (220)--S¢, Paul. Midnight Club. : 1.15 CNRE (517)--Edmonton, Instrumenta trio, KS--FEATURES bE ou RRA 4--Chicagn, Tasebal i Cubs vs, Philadelphia, #00 {cco Cast, Paul, Baseball game, "" Mpls, vs. Indianapolis. out } TAX (341)--T acksonville. Baseball, acksonville vs. Montgomery, EAF (492)-N.Y. Baseball scores. NBC System from WEAF: Short Stories on Wealth": WEAF and other tations, B20 WEAF (92-N.Y. Whew (217)--Buffalo, Spiritual quar. ter-hour. --Detroit. Baseball scores, Hr] Ye Ey Shenandoah, Letter Bas: 5.58 6.00 #Practically Noth. ' Wiax (341)--Tacksonville, Bascball } scores, N.Y. Boxing contests : WHY (50 Arena, ( from St, Nicholas TIME TABLES C.P.R, TIME TABLE, New Schedule, taking effect 1201 Bunday, Apr Wi 5.48 a.m, Daily, 6.23 a.m, Daily, 8.40 a.m, Daily except Sunday, Hid po, Daily except Sunday, , Da » wm Da 0,05 a.m, Daily. pm, Daily except Sunday, $8.03 p.m, Daily except Sunday, 11,10 p.m, Daily. a a.m, Daily, All times shown above are fepart from Oshawa Station. CNR, TIME TABLE tive June 24, 1928 . as J Standard not Daylight "4 am, times trains T. £ Dail; t Sunday, a1 exce] . mm, Sunday only. Daily. . Daily except Sunday, Daily "except Sunday, a att dad sha k IBER PEPER PTVUTTOLSS SE He. - na BES oo Sums: © Daily. Daily except Sunday, 8 [] m, .m, mm. 0, ,m, ,m, .m, mm, ,m, .m, ,m, ,m, m, Jm, , Daily except , Daily, 4 a nly. , Sunday only, Daily except Sunday, & -- 8 ak) 288 mas = = & b 8 I Oshawa, BUS LINE WEEK DAY SeHEDULE = " Arrive Hospital Hil EEesiottts 1H FEERRRERR iH F 1.09: "35pm. "Spm Lpm. 8 FREER J Seltelnds [111111111 ii Hil } £5 obs toile 131111111 EREFERRRES i i FRERERERE WHE 20 Harstond: "Sports 7.45 WCFL (484)--Chicago, tems. 820 WBBM (39)--Chicago. Art Linick, "Mr. Schlagenhauer." 845 WHA (333)--Madison, Ecomomic re- view. 9.30 CKLC (357)--Red Deer, Alta. Newspa- per man. 10.00 KFUO (545)--St. Louis. Young Folks WMAQ (O--Chicago, "Amos a 10.15 WCFL' (484)--Chicago. "Tony's Trou. 10.30 KNX (337)--Hollywood. Playlet. WOC (¥5)--Davenport. Serial Drama, "Behind the Curtamn." 11.05 KPRC (2%)--Houston. Amos KOA (326)--Denver. One-act ° Chess." of DANCE TO THESE 7.3 p.m, NBC System from WEAF: A. & , Gypsies: WCAE, KSD, WCSH, WDAF, WEEI, WGN, WGY, WHO, Wak, LE WRC, WSAL, WTAM, 8.00 WBBM (389)--Chicago. Original Nighthawks. ¥ AA (545)=Dallas, Collegians. (380)--Sch a Outla Andy. play, "A WGY WMAK, WOKT (210)=Rochester. Merrymakers, 8.30 NBC System from WJZ: Tango or chestra: KDKA, WHAM, KWK, KTHS (500)--Hot Springs. Miller's or- chestra, 9.00 KFAB (319)--Lincoln, Orchestra, WBAL (285)--Baltimore, Marylanders, Nos (422)--Jefferson City, The Ramb-. rs. 9.30 CFCF (411)--Montreal, Jack Dennie. WBAP (500)=Ft, Worth. Dance chestra, WHBM (389)~Chicago. Dance. WCAH (23)--Columbus, Dance orches. 9.45 WCFL (484)--~Chicago, Savoy orches. 10.00 CKGW (312)--Toronto, Supper dance, WCOA (250)=Pensacola. Old time dance, WDAF (370)~Kansas City. Supper musie, WEAF (49)=N.Y, Venetian Gondo- liers: WMC, WGR (303)--Buffalo, Supper music, WHAM (280)--Rochester, Sax Smith, WoC "A Dance." WOR (422)~Newark, Roseland orches. WPG (273)--Atlantic City, Follies Ber. ere. Wie (469)--~Washington, Le Paradis and, WSAI (361)--Cinci. Heuer's orchestra, WWJ (353)--Detroit, Dance. 10.30 WCAU (337)--Phila. Club Lido, WPG (273)--Atlantic City, Follies Ber. gere. WSM (337)--Nashville, The Radio Sev- en, WTAM (400)--Cleveland. Dance, 11,00 NBC System from KPO: Shell Orches- FI, kao, KGW, KHJ, KHQ, (375)--Davenport, Barn Torreon's orchestra, WHN (394)--N.Y, Cotton Club. WSM (337)--Nashville, Orchestra, 11.05 KTHS (500)--Hot Springs. Orchestra, 11,30 CNRC (435)--Calgary. Ruston's ors chestra, KSTP (225)--St. Paul. Orchestra, 11.45 WTMJ (294)--Milwaukee. Frolic, 1245 am. WDAF (370)--Kansas Nighthawk frolic, City. 1,00 CNRV (291)--Vancouver, Midnight Frolic, KF1 (469)--Los Angeles. Dance orches, (Copyrighted, 1928.) TITULESCU T0 QUIT RUMANIA'S CABINET Bucharest, Rumania, July 13.-- The resignation of Nicholas Titu- lescu, the foreign minister, is said to be imminent, and it is expected that his post will be filled by J. C. 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