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The event, Mr. Sarnoff, General Manager of the Radio Corporation of America, declared, not only marks an important step in Musical appreciation of millions of people in the United States and Canada, but is am event of con- siderable importance to the technique of mod- el radio broadcasting. For the first time, one of the leading orch- estral organizations of the ecuntry, under the baton of the dean of American musical edu- cation, will broadcast a series of concerts controlled and directed by the conductor, mot from the acoustical and other uirements of a hmited audience in a concert hall, but for the vast unseen audience which will receive the music through the air, After the first few concerts in a temperary studio, Mr, Damrosch will conduct the New York Symphony Orchestra from the main studio of the National Broadcasting Company now being made ready at 711 Fifth Avenue, New York. This hour will be broadcast from the follow- - ing stations associated with the National Broadcasting Company beginning Saturday, November 5th, from 8 & 9 pm, Ea Standard Time: WJZ, New York; WE Boston; WTIC, Hartford; W, AR, Providerc WTAG, Worcester; WHAM, Rochester; KDK/ » Pittsburg; wa AL, Baltimore; wShn, "Atlanta; WSM, Nashvill:; WMC, Memphis; WHAS, Louisville; WLW, Cincinnati; W TR Detroit; Kyw WCCO, Minneapofis- St, Paul; *KSD, WOC, Davenport; WDAT sas WHO, Des Moines, and Wow Omaha, Mr. M. Gusikoff, first violinist of the New > York Symphony Orchestra, it is announced will be one of the soloists of this concert series. Dr. Walter Damrosch, who is now comjlet- ing his program plans for the entire series mn ---- J] FUEL |. COAL Stove, $16.00 per ton Nut, $15.50 per ton COKE $13.00 per ton WOOD Soft Slabs, load, $3.25 Mixed Slabs, load, $3.50 Hard Slabs, load, $3.75 Bodywood, V;cord, $4.25 "Buy Reliable Fuel from a Reliable Firm" Waterous-Meek Ltd. Yards, Cedardale--Phane 1288 Uptown Office, 3 King St, West Phone 66 Portland, Me.; | Ld PY PR A A ww La TeTTTTTTTTee + v of twenty concerts, declares that experience has convinced him that radio has a new opportunity to the musical conductor for the expression of musical art to millions of people. TONIGHT'S BEST FEATURES 9.00 pn --Columbia Network: Dodge Male rter, followed by the "Musical Album." 9.30 WTAG (517)--Worcester, Fowler's Ha- waiian Serenaders. Silent tonight after 7.00 pant 3 MS wa CNRO, CNRW, KLDS, WAAL, WCBD, WEAO, Wh Was, WIP, WPG, WSUI, 'WSB, WWNC.! Regular Morning Pregrams (The following morning programs are bread. cast regularly every week day.) ING-UPS . 6.30 KMA (395 enandoah. Early music. 6.45 Red NO WOR. Health" from WEAF CAE, WGR eH, wGY, JRE, also at 7.00, 7.20, 8.00 a m. RD Neoware. 2 oil ile Gym. 7.00 WaAN (319)--Newark. Sunrise music WMAQ (448)--Chicago. Y.M.C.A. exer- e E 492)---N.Y., "Roaring Lions": WCAE, W 8.30 Red Network--Cheerie," from WEAF, WGY, C, HON EWIFE FEATURES 9.30 4. 2) (448)--Boston, Morning musicale, WJ (375)--Detroit. "Tonight's Dinner." 10,00 Wesh (361)--Portland, Housewife's hour. was, ,(349)--N. Y. "Timely Talks with Ter WL w (128)--Cinci. Women's hour. 10.10 WLB (345)--Chicago. Home question box. 10.30 CKCL (357)--Toronto. Shopping news; music. WAIU (283)--Columbus w wiz (333)--Springfield. w NAC (353)--Boston. Women's hour. Scripture music. Organ, "Tae 10.45 W IMJ (2949)--Milwaukee. Studio frolic. 11,00 WEAF (492)--N.Y. Vocal; talks. WCFI (48)--Chicago. Municipal program. WEBH (366)--Chicago. '"Newspaper-man." WGN (306)---Chicago, Home management eriod, NWHT (416)--Chicago. Women's hour. WSB (476)--Atlanta, Homemakers' hour, 11,30 WAMD (22)--Mpls, Musical program. 12 Noon WBEN (288) Chicago, Home service, WEBH (366) Chicago. Women's hour, wT M (294) Milwaukee. Request organ recita 12.30 a.m. RMA (395)--Shenandoah., Ruby Trio, NOONDAY CONCERTS 12. N. WAIU (283)--Columbus, O. Musical, WLS (345)--Chicago. R.F.D, Dinneibell, WOO (508)--Phila, Luncheon music. WTIC (535)-- Alario, Musical, WLW (428) Noon-day musicale. WEAF yr Y. Rolfe's orchestra, WABC (326)--N.Y, Luncheon music, WTAM (400)--Cleveland, Orchestra con'y KOIL (278)--Council Bluffs, News, music. WAMD (225)--Mpls. Studio program. WCCO (405)--Mpls,-St, Paul, Farm hour, WCFL (484)--Chicago. Organ. WGR (303)--Buffalo. Concert ensemble, WHT (416) Clicago, Organ, Al Carney, WIJD (366)--Chicago. Petite ensemble, wie, (454) N.Y, BY eho music; also WRC. WMCA (370)-N.Y. String 'ensemble, Wai (476)--Atlanta, Musie. WTM] (294)--Milwaukee, Luncheon mus, a5 WGHP (319)--Detroit, Tuller Trio. 30 WGBS (319)--N.Y, Scripture; musicale, 40 WGN (306) Chicago. Drake ensemble. 45 WBBM (389) Chicago. Luncheon dance, Feit g BoB SATURDAY PROGRAMS FOOTBALL ON THE AIR . 1.45 p.m.--Blue* *eswurk--Princeton vs. Ohio, from WJZ, KDKA, WHAM, WBAO, WL Red Network ~Penn vs, Harvard, from VEAF, WLIT, WGY, WGR, Wo Al, WRC, "WTIC, WFIL. 2.00 whe (333) Springfield Mass, Dartmouth vs. Brow 2.30 WGN 1306): ~Chicago, Notre Dame, WECO (405)--Mpls.-St. Paul, vs, Notre Dame, 3.15 KYW (525)--Chicago. Chicago vs. Michi- gan; also from WMAQ, WMBEB, WEBH, WOS (469)--)efierson City, Misscusi vs. West Virginia. 3.30 (WSUL (422)--lowa City. Illinois vs. Minnesota vs. Minnesota owa. 5.30 KNX (337)--Hollywood. Los Angeles Coliseuin, 6.53 KDKA (316)--E. Pitts, Football scores. 7.00 WJZ (454)--N.Y. Football scores. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 2.00 p.m,--KFNF (270)--Shenandoah. Old time music, 2.30 KMMJ (230)--Clay Center, Football from Afternoon program, KOIL (278)--Council Bluffs, Leisure hour, WGR (303)--Buffalo. Radio Trades con't. WOR (422)--Newark. Piano, vocal. WMAQ (448)--Chicago. Musical potpourri, 3.00 CNRO (434)--Ottawa. Musicale. BO (278)--Council Bluffs. WAIL "(203) Columbus, 0. Musicale, Musical WENR (288)--Chicago. Popular requests, WGBS (349) N.Y. Talks, Music, prices. makes for that purpose. 33 Simcoe St. North THE MURRAY OXFORD $5.50, $7.00 and $7.75 THE INVICTUS OXFORD $7.00 and $7.50 THE HARTT OXFORD $7.85, $9.00 and $9.75 We have stocked heavier than usual, thereby protecting our customers and ourselves against the recent sharp advances in leather and shoes and will be able to sell for some time yet at old We attach much importance to fitting of child- ren and have many new lines of the best Our lines in Overshoes and 'Rubbers are alsc now complete and await your inspection, Davidson & Samells .2e 7.15 WCCO (405)---Mpls.-St, Paul. GEN. MOTORS SPONSORS! VARSITY-McGILL GAME OVER CFCA, TORONTO On Saturday aftermoon spon. sored by General Motors of Cam ada, Limited, CFCA will broad. cast the Varsity-McGill match by remote control direct from Montreal, play by play. This is good mews for rugby fans all over the province who will thus be able to follow the progress of the game. En. counters between Varsity and McGill are also active and Sat. urday's promises to be particul- arly good. WIP (508)--Phila. Rance orchestra. 3.15 WTMJ (2%49)--Milwaukee. Buddies hour. 3.20 WGN (306)--Chicago. Recital. 3.30 WIBO 6 Chico, Sheridan theatre. 4.00 WEAF (492)-N.Y. Tea music. 4.30 WIZ ashok. Y. Manhattan Trio. WLS (345)--Chicago. Homemakers. WNAC (353)--Boston. Tea Dance. 5.00 KMOX (300)--St. Louis. Afternoon music. WHILE YOU DINE 5.00 pm.--KDKA (316)--E., Pitts. hous Band. 6.00 WCFL (484)--Chicago. Organ. WaAM (349)--Newark. Dinner Dance. WAAT (246)--) hig City. Orchestra. WEAF (492)-N.Y. Waidorf; also WEEIL, WIP (508)--Phila. Dinner concert. 6.15 WOR (422)--Newark. Jacob's ensemble. WTAM (400) Cleveland. Hotel Cleveland. 6.30 wiz (333)-- Springfield. Singing orch. WFI (405)--Phila. Hotel Adelphia. WGY (380)--Schenectady. Onandago orch, WHK (203)--Cleveiand. Orchestra. WNAC (33)--usoston. Dinner dance. WOO (508)--Phila. Dinner dance, 6.35 WMAK (245)--buffalo. Orchestra. 6.45 WOC (333)-- Davenport. Chimes concert. 7.00 WAMD (225)--Mpls. Orchestra, WENR '(288,--Chicago. Tip Top Orch. WIZ (454)-N.Y. Freddie Rich, WMAQ (448,--Chicago. Urgan, orchestra. WoEA (263) Norfolk. Ben Berne. ja. law's Westing- orchestra, 7.30 KYW (526)--Chicago. Congress Hot |. WHO (23)--Des Mumes. lea Room Orchestra. FOR THE KIDDIES 6.00 pm. --WEBH (366) Chicago. Daddy" Davis. WGES (319)-N.Y. Uncle Gee Ree. 6.15 WMALQ (448)- Chicago. Topsy Turvey Time, 6.40 WITMJ (299) Milwaukee. Seckatary Hawkins, 7.00 KYW (526)--Chicago. Uncle Bob. WIP (508) Phila. Uncle Wip. 7.10 WGN rau Chicago. Uncle Walt, OPULAR PROGRAMS "Dream 7.00 Mm, -- POR? LL. (357)--Toronto, Musicale, W (428)--Cinei. Herschel Lackie. WEAF (492)-N.Y. South Sea Islanders. WRNY (309)--N.Y. Hungarian hour. WTAM (400)--Cleveland. Studio, 7.30 -Red Network--The High Jinkers, from WEAF, WJAR, WGR, WCAE, WRC 7.45 WIBT (389)--Chicago. Melodies." 8.00--Blue Network--U., S. Army Band, from WJZ, KDKA, wis? WHAM, WHO, WOC, Wow, KFNF (462) 1g RE. soi Concert, WAMD (225) - Mpls. Musicale. WLW (428)--Cinci, Harmony Boys, WRNY (309)--N.Y. Concert. hi 1 Au (400)--Cleveland. Pocahontas In- Wi T N (294) Milwaukee. To be annou'd, 8.30--Red Network--"Ul Glory on Broad- way," from WEAF, WEEI, WEBH, WGR, WGY. WCAU (337)--Phila. Potpourri, WGBS (349)----N.Y. Musicale, WIP (508)--Phila. "Morning Sip" hour. WSUI (422)--lowa City. Musicale. bid ! MJ (299)--Milwaukee, Churchill Sis- 9.00 KL. hs (238) Independence, Mo. Studio, wi BM (389)--Chicago. Artist recital, CFL (484)--Chicago. Popular, Wink (278)--Rochester. Organ, WHT (416)--Chicago. Musicale. WIR (441)--Detroit. Studio program, 9.15 WSAI (361)--Cinci. Hawaiian program. 10.00 KYW (526)--Chicago. Concert. WAAT (246) peisey City. Popular, WBAL (285)--Baltimore. Municipal band, WBBM (389)--Chicago. Popular team, WDAF (370)--Kansas City. Popular, WHAM (278)--Rochester. Pop twins, WHK (265)--Cleveland. Potpourri. WHO (535)--Des Moines. Four Horsemen "Moss-Covered Quartet, WJZ (454)--N.Y, Keystone duo and ball- adeers, WTAM (400)--Cleveland. Wandering Minstrels. 10.30 WENR (288)--Chicago. Popular program. WGN (306)--Chicago. "Over the Hills." WHO (535)--~Des Moines. Royal Ame.i- can Saxophone Sextet, WPG (273)--Atlantic City. Studio prog. 11.00--Pacific Chain--Saturday' Night Revicw, from KFI, FKOA, KGO, KGW, KHQ, KPO, K( HMO, WIBO (416) Chicago. Popular, 12 mid.--KFNF (270)---Shenandoah. WOES S (242)--Chi B |! . hicago, ungalow pro 1 am--WBBM (389)--Chicago. oY hrog: of Syncopation, 2.00 WQJ (448)--Chicago. Popular program. CLASSICAL CONCERTS 8.00 B.m.- Blue Network--New York Sym- Wi K RDkA, Walter Damrosch, from JZ, KDKA, WIR, KSD WoC, WHO, MC Old' time 9.00--Blue Network-- Philco hour, Z, KDKA, KSD, KYW, KVOO, WBAP, WRT, Whar, x VIAN, WAL, WHAS, LW, WMC, WOC, WO 0 wat WsM, WrmJ. WENR ow ' Chicago. Classical. WHK (265)--Cleveland. Instrumental, WSAL (361)--Cinci, Bicycle Sextet. FEATURE TALKS 00 WRC (469)--Wash. Bible talk. A Whac, (353)--Boston. "Newspaper Sida- 7. 7.50 h 8.00 WMAQ (448)--Chicago. Astronomy talk. 8.15 wie (508)--Phila, One-act Romy with 8.30 Wiz (454) --~N.Y. Humphrey J. Lynch C "ampaign Committee, 8.45 WCCO (405)--Mpls.-St. Paul. "Fireside 00 Silosophies." Q) (448) Chicago. Radia photologue, ky (201)--Mpls, Associated ists le Sti 10.00 WOES. *(242)--Chicago, "Maggie and iggs. 11.10 WGN Shia 0. We hd Hen: DANCE ToT HESE ! 7.30 ig PVMAQ HH ovid "On with 8.00 KDKA (316)--E. Pitts. B. d; 8.10 WLS (345)--Chicago. National ig TAY 9.00 WGES (242)-Chicago. WGES orchestra. 9.30 WCAU (261)--Phila. Dance. 10.00 KMA (395)--Shenandoah, Orchestra, WEAF (492)--N.Y. Palais 1)'Or orches- Win Gia Phila. Nat L ila. Nat Lanin, WLW (428)--Cinci. Ray Miller's o:ch. WNAC (353)--Boston. Le Batads Band WRHM (261)--Mpls. Scandinavian dance WAG (17) w orcester. Bancroft. WTMJ (294)--Mils kee. Ss 4 | Paul. Dance. WEAF (492)--N.Y. Cass Hagan. 0 . A WOR (422)--Newark. Hotel Alamac. wro 2 Di tisntic City, Casi Casino dance. 400)--Clevel 11.30 KYW (526)--Chicago. ow, sir. 11.45 WSB (476)--Atlanta. Charlie Trout's Melady A rtists. 12.00 [id ¥ EBH (366)--Chicago. Edgewater Wi Cie Y. McAlpin's orch, --Chicago. Gus Edwards. 12.30 Wi (348 Craicag Three orches: 12.45 Whar (366)--Kansas City. Nighthawk (Copyright, 1927) POSTPONE BANQUET | Ottawa, Ont., Nov. 3.--The ban- guet which the Ottawa Liberal-Con- seryative Association and the Ot- tawa Women's Liberal-Conservative " Association were arranging within the next ten days, in honor of Hon. R. B. Bennett, has been adjourned until after the first of the ear at the request of the new Conservative chieftain. | ------ '{1on, Howard Allan. THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES. AL NOVEMBER 4, 1927 tt ---------------------------- ---- Senior Third, Honours--Ruth' | IC Hadley. Pass--Kathleen Heard, Mally Mec- SCHOOL RESULTS (Continued from Page 12) Room 4, Second Book, B Class, Honours--Douglas Allin, Annie Bar- ren, Vernon Moore, Sammy Thorn- dyke, Bud Dilling. Pass--Billie Abell, Douglas Hol- liday, Mack Rogers, Douglas Cam- eron, Mary Anderson, Jean Thomas, Audrey Gunson. Below 60 per cent--Bud Heard. Joe Byers, John Fisher, Erma Gold- ring. Absent from tests--Frank Carter, Bernard Clarke, Arthur Virgin, Mike Sczewsuk. M. Baker, teacher. Reom 5, First Book, A Class. Honours--Jack Kean, Thelma Priest, Julie Barchuk, Gertrude Charters, Esther Thomas, Gordon Venver; Pearson Andrew, Malcolm MeClol- land. Pass--Mary Mathison. Below 60 per cent--Frances Hinkson, Ellen Mowat. Absent from tests--Webster Thompson, Irene Johnson, Donald Beaton, Jack Read, Graham Maec- Dougall. B Class, Honours--Irene Park, Marjorie Sawdon, Ronald Huntley, Mary Holliday, Vivian Willsher. Pass--Marjorie : Hartriok, Alison Cookman. Relow 60 per cent--Allin Hewis. Absent from tests--Sylvia Wilson, Dorcthy Byers, Thelma Sheriff. Primer, Honours--Maud Janes, Jack Town, Harold Huntley. Henry Brown, Billy Ward. Douglas Sheard. Pass--Helen Hinkson, Lloyd Sheard, Kathleen Campbell, Rober- ta Campbell, Kenneth Sheard, Ruth James, Absent from tests--Walter Bry- ant.,, Everett Bryant, Billy Smith. W. J. Middleton, teacher. Room 6, Primary, Honours-- Helen Kirhy, Chester Thomas, Mal- colm Adam, Helen Deverell, Ray Camphel!, Earl Dilling, Myrna Con- nor, Helen Hoar, Howardine Mi- chael, Ferne Nicholls, Wellington Melllwain, Charles Wigstan, Agnes Anderson. ; Pass--CQCerald Gascoigne, David Ross, Dorothy Barron, William By- ers, Chloris Hartrick, Hazel Steven- son, Johns Thomas, Mike Dennis. Mabel Striane, Donald Kempthorna, Eric Parry, John Borchuk, I'red Smith, Marie Williams, Kenneth Forbes, Ethel Abell, Dudley Wilson, Velma Byers, Georgina Bailey, Harry Town, Georgina Campbell, Mary Scezwsuk. : Absent from tests---Ronald Gnu- Ross Bryant, Eva Virgin, Alva Gillespie. \ M. Dobbin, teacher. BROCK STREET SOHOOL Room 1, Fourth Class, Honours-- Coldie Levine, Kathel Sleep, Robert Wilson, Bengough Sleep, Joan Wil- son, Marjorie Smith, Bill Thachuk, Flizabeth Southwell. Pass--W illie Harkness, Rita Me- MaHon, Doris Smith, Annie Rodd, Elva Southwell, Bessie Cameron. Below 60 per cent---Cecil Allo- way, Richard Blow, Annie Toffan, Craig Kerr. Absent from tests--John ness, Jack Sheriff. Senior Third, Hounours---Martha Crawford, Doris Howard, Annie Mudrey, Peter Thachuk, Margaret Hark- '| Sleep, John Mudrey.. Pass--Robert McCulley, Robert Young. Recom 1, Junior Third, Honours --John Young, Warren Wategon, Peter Levine, Everctt Pindar. Pass--Lorrain Gibson, Jimmy Crawford, Victor Junct, Margaret W. Kennedy,teacher. Room 2, Junior Second, Honours --Thomas Young Melvin Toffan, Clara Cameron, Norman Appel. Pass--Ross Junet, Below 60 per cent--Ruth Gaston, Willie Crawford. Senior First, Honours--Sam Mud- rey. Mary Toffan, Nora Go!dburn, Grace Martin. Pass--Frank Alloway. Junior First, Pass--Alfred Gas- ton, Hilda Crawford, Jack Watson. Senior Primer, Pass--Wilma Thorndyke, Marion Short, Ruth Wil- son, Isabelle Watson, Annie Tha- chuk, Dorothy Coombe, Nellie Tka- chuk, Marguerite Hill, Bessie Trum- Lle. + Intermediate nrimer, Pass----John Campbell, Clifford Junet, Mary Tka. ckuk, Clifford Noble. "hLarlie Gill, Mary Mudrey, Harold Snider, Tom- mr (i#ibsoe, Junior Prinwer, Pass---Crae» Bul- lock, Mary Rae, Marion Watson, Melvin Burgese, Jackson Sleap. Bil- iie Ree, Botty Irwin, Ge .rge Gas- ton Fred Redd. Clifford MeCul- lough, Muriel Hill, Margaret Gill, Audrey St. John. Ada R. Sleep, teacher. DUNDAS STREET SCHOOL Room 1, Junior Fourth, Honours --Fanny Golench, Ethel Benson, Norma Ponlton, Steve Yasobosky, Muriel Little. Pass--Robert Anderson, Helen Anderson, Nellie Dalby, Leo'ta Smith, John Watts, Dorothy Hawley, Julia 'Neskel, Janette Hogg. Below 60 per cent--Katie Ireland. Retty 'Kinnear. Ormond Ross, Neal Wilkinson, Jack Harding. Absent from _ tests--Charlotte Gentles. Sen'or Third, Honoeurs--Mark rornish. Joseph Tevine. Ronald, Dewland, Albert Stein, Leah Stew- art. . Paes rai Hutehieon, Rav- mond Anderson. Allan Hooner, Wil- iam Poulton. Donald Rell, Dolly Neakel, Torne Rradlev. Jack Allen, Elmar Hewes, Donald Hodee, Below 60 per rent--Bertie Har. low Margaret Little, Charles Green. Absent from tests--Earl Bryant. Gerald Matthews. Kenzie, Helen Boynton, Edna Maine, Wyonda Goldring, Edna Da- vidson, Walter Ward, Dorothy Sheard, Mary Dennis. ' Below 60 per cent--Audrey Town, Wilma Lavery, Betty Fenemore, Ar- thur Trueman, Helen Barron, Jack Sheppard. Absent from tests--Beatrice Vir- gin, Jack Virgin. Junior Third, Honours--Ella Muir, Alice Poulton. Barbara May. Pees--Rosie Yacobosky, Donald Sturgess, Vergie Bromall. Below 60 per cent--Margaret Ireland, Lizzie Hogg, John Dalby, Sidney Cornish, Annie Gordon. Absent from tests--Ruth Crock- er, Phyllis McMahon, Arthur Brad- ley. : Ellen K. Sheppard, teacher. Room 3, Senior Second, Honours ---Ressie Hawley, Sara Gray. Pass--Dorothy Gray, Oliver Rodd, Willie Collins, Margaret Hopper. Below 60 per cent--George Dun- can. Absent from tests--Arthur Pouil- ton. John Kier, Will Harris, Rus. tell Fowler. Junior Seconq, Honours--Patri- cla Richardson, Ruby Allin, Elza- beth Mowat. Pass--Elsie Gordon, Louis Gol- ench. Gladvs Little, Annie Yacobe- sky, Dick Collins, David Stein, Fred O'Dell. Below 60 per cent--Allan Brad- ley, Allan Anderson, Garnet Swain. Absent from tests--Lloyd Conn, Rav Crocker. Senior First, ,Pass--FErnest Mar. tin, Harry Gilroy. Bahs Muir, Kath- leen Gordon, Jean Kean. Below 60 per cent--Doris Noble, Jean Dair, Alex May. Absent from tests---Madeline Har- ris, Edith Harris, Lillian Love, Myr. tle Parnell. F. M. Heard, teacner. Room 4. Junior First, Honours-- Jean Matthews, Tois Sleightholm, Howard Conn, Jimmie Sturgess, Nancy May. Pass--Gordon Benson, Ruth Ro- berts, Hugh McMahon, Marie Conn, Alice Gray, Elsie Bailey. Below 60 per cent--Charlotte Pot- ter, Warren Connors. Senior Primer, Pass--Maud Mad- dock, Grace Richardson, Helen yeale, Jean Livingstone, Ray Mar- tin, Peter Hogg. Beginners, Pass--Kathleen Dalby. Ruby Palmer, Vivian Dalby, Liluan Wilson, PRillie Harlow, Georgina Ridgely, Ivan Fletcher, Wallace Wil- son, Albert Wilson, Leslie Dowling, Florence Hawes, George Benson. Below 60 per cent--George Bai- ley, Josie Crocker, Gordon Poulton. 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