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WLBW, WCAO, WRC, 'WGY, CA wwf, KSD, WOW, W WFAA, WSB, WBT, WHAS, WSM, WTAM, WIAX, WIR (400)--Detroit, Maytag-Rodio-ette NBC System: Neapolitan Nights to WJZ, KDKA, 9.30 Columbia Network: Sonora Hour to MA! SN, KMBC, KOIL, Wsep, Whee, WHE, WKBW, WLBW, , WNAC, NBC System : 'Rapid " Transit WEAF, 'WIAR, WRC, WCAE, West, WF! Wey, ! (379.5)--Schenectady, "The Yon: CNkw (384,4)--Winnipeg, Hockey NBC System: Maxwell Hour to WIZ, waz" WhzA WBAL, M, WJAX, WBAP, WERGC, KOA 'KDKA, WIR, KYW, WTM is WL "WHO, WRVA, WDA KstP, KPRC, WHAS, WSM, WSB, 10,00 CNRR (312)--Regina, Studio pi bie Network. Conambinne. mo WABC WEBEL, WMAK, ead, WSPD, AL Wan, WOHF, WHA, WOowo, Wiz 0) Singteid Sports; McEn. Wear a8 6 Bila, Algbama Troopers, NBC System: Halsey Stuart Hour WEAF, WEEI, WTIC, WTAR, Wey, WTAG, WCAE, WCSH, WWJ, WFT, WRC, WRT, KSD, "KOA, KSTP, wow, wry, WFAA, KPRC, OAL WHAS, WSB, KYW, WGR, WHO, WELA (333)--Clearwater, Studio eon. NBe Sreloms Mallasy Hal to Wik wha BH AM, WES , WLW, W, 1030 Har Ah aver, Etension: services: Serenaders. A RYw oi (294)--Chicago, Bookman; Vocal; BDKA Cio) --Pitts, Radioette; Penn or- est WEBAL (283)~Baltimore. The Patter: NBC tem: Palais d'or Orchestra WEAF WH, Wis, "WHO, WRVA, TIC. Columbia Network: Uusical Fpisade to ABC, WEAN WERE, Bi he hrs RMOX, MBC EOL ys, Wi K, WLBW, WMAL, WHAM de Bd VCarbo Band also WGY, W. $0 NBC sie -vis Orchestra to on, TMJ, WDAF, KSD, Wow, NBC System: Sixteen Singers to WJZ, WKY, KWK, 11,00 CNRM Oe Mantreal Orson; Dance ram to 0, STP (205)--St. Paul. Amos 's' Andy, also WD, , WBBM (389)--Chicago, Lombardo's Canadians; Vi Better than a mustard plaster. 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Limited IHL USHAWA DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1929 Popular Hw oe Toa Cray Shere FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH FABLE EXPLAINED Prehistoric Florida Was For- merly an Animal Paradise New York, Mar, 7.--A plausible explanation for the fable of the Fountain of Youth in Florida is furnished by studies of fossil ani- mals and men from Floridy at the American Museum of Natural History, New York, The explanation is that Florida in prehistoric times actually was a sort of paradise for animals, This revelation comes from the fact that today Florida is the richest store- house for fossils in the United States east of the Mississippi river, "This richness," says Dr. G, G, Simpson, associate curatér of verte- brate paleontology of the American Museum, "seems to have been due to Florida's climate, which . for millions of years past has been mild, much as it is at present, The prehistoric animals not only were produced in masses in Florida but they may have lived longer there. Do YouOwn =» Your Own Home Real Hstate Insurance ard Loans. 1 King St, Bast, Oshawa Special $46 6 rooms, New ~--North end. Gumwood trim, all con- Puone 8284 have positive record of elsewhere in this country." "We find his bones alongside those of animals that no longer ex ist, and the bones are in positions men were there while the animals still lived, These men were Indians, differ about dates of man s rirst'ap- | stadium opens its dors this month, pearance in Florida, the estimates extending from 2,500 to 25,000 | steel and marble, which cost $7, indicating that years ago." CHICAGO STADIUM IS REALIZATION OF A LIFETIME'S DREAM | homely philosophy, "never stay Chicago, Mar, 7.--Patrick "Pad- | amateur, will be staged in the am- dy" Harmon, whose lifetime ambi- | phitheatre. tion was to build an indoor am- | cycle racing, baskethall, swunming phitheatre larger eniences, Bar ith 3600 cath TT "DISNEY" 20 King St, E, Phone 13550 Authorities | realize his dream when the Chicago Around the new structure of 000,000 and will seat 25,000, is woven Harmon's story of disap- pointment and rebuffs, The 53- year-old, gray-thatched sports vet- eran claims he overcame that long series of disappointments by his licked," Every sport, professional and Boxing, hockey, bi- Real Estate Insurance CUTLER & PRESTON 64 KING 8ST. W, Telephone 572-228 Night Calls 510-1560 PHONE .C. YOUNG 4%: Prince St) ¥ Oshawa, Ont. $35 Lots in Dearborn Park sub-division for sale, Just west of Simcoe St, N, An of tunity to get a grand site at low cost, J. H. R. LUKE 52 Kinz St. E. Phones 871 or 687Tw Another advantage Mr. Coolidge will enjoy shortly will be the privie lege of going fishing without bring tagged around by ca than Madison | and even football and baseball |gecret service SY alia mon ald Man arrived there earlier than we | Square Garden in New York, will | may be played in the stadium, Free Press ELLA CINDERS--The Deceptive Neek » -- Ld -- By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb DOZEN RAT: TRAPS J] e532 ' [1] ma / © 1929, Int] Feature Bervies, Ine, Orast Britain rights reserved. 7} Gx 9: SRING THE RATS OVER TO YOLR STORE 7 a kas a Crevece To st [Cy )] og -- Bigielars Lut Neck | THE rex oo B = AIT AND ™HE UNDER! FROM NOW ON I'M GOING TO DEVGTE MY LIFE TO HELPING THAT GIRL CROP OF WHITE HAIRS] yf! yf L L" 5 BRINGING UP FATHER-- By Geo. McManus DID YOu MHA WANS KPECT TO SEE ME? Do For You? A COUPLE oo SHINE fem CERTAINLY! mE oor LAC,FROM WHICH 15 OBTAINED SHELLAC, LACQUER LAC DYE, AND THE FINEST GRADES OF SEALING WAX, 15 MADE BY INSECTS, TOMMY. 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