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Bliss WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20 294 99 W i B & O 4s 48 .— Unit _ 2'g in the curb. On the off- Eastern War Time P. M. Corp improved C t O 92 .- 104:d Unit _ were are due 'is Drug 19 Ya side Pittsburgh Plate Glass Changes in programs as listed & 77 .. 104s* Unit Fruit to corrections by networks made CB Q 4%s ...102 and International Petrol eum. 104m i too late to incorporate. Cl lit 4Vis 77 Unit Gas Imp _ 16’,i Turnover here was 420.000 shares 87 i Farrell Serial—NBC C as 62A US Indsu Chem _ 494 5.45—Front. Page Ilud __ versus 470,000 yesterday. and The Hawk Serial—CBS 42:s 1 Sparrow Hud Man as 57 US Rubber _ 58’* _v_—__ Capt. Midnight, a Serial—ABC-basic 56 94*4 USi Smelt * Ref ..70 ABC 111 Cent 4=.js Hop Harrigan in Reneat—other al3- l Serial—MBS-basic Int GN 6s 52. US Steel _ 694 Tim Mix Cowboy 1057-. 6;30—News' Report for 15 Mins.—NBC SAL C 6s 45_ Vick Ch8in _49 POLICE CAUTION 105*'? Quincy Howe and News Time—CBS Sou R1 CN 5s 94_ Va Caro Chem _ 64 Walter Kieman and News—ABC-east TREASURY Warner Pic _ 164 Repeat of the ’Terry Serial—ABC-west 105.1? ■ 23is 51-48 __- West Un A _46 4 8:15—America's Serenade: Sports—NBC 103. NOISY MOTORISTS Carroll Sings. Orchestra—CBS 2s 51-49 Dec. .. Woolworth _48 .Timmy 102.2 Repeat From Dick Tracy—ABC-west 2'is 69-64 June ---- Final stock sales, 1.560.000. DR. BOBBS— By ELLIOTT and McARDLE Repeat Superman Serial—MBS-west Final bond sales, $7,670,000. -v- Chief of Police C. H. Casteen is- 6:30—Sally Moore Song Concert—CBS -V-. sued stern to warning yesterday ' > Jack Ann strong in Repeat—ABC-west THAT ...IN FRONT OF MIRRORS RICHMOND LIVESTOCK Ration of trucks and auto- I'LL SWEAR MAN'S A TALKING Repeat House of Mystery—MBS-west Roundup operators buses, • • HE 6:45—Lowell Thomas & newscast—NBC RICHMOND, Va.. June 19.—(Ah mobiles driving without mufflers MENTAL CASE ‘TALKING TO HIM- AS THOUGH WERE... and Commentary—CBS — World News (USDA1—Hogs: 231. Market at (By The Associated Press) or with straight exhausts. This < WAIT A MINUTE !!,-' Charlie Chan’s Adventures-rABC-basic TO HIMSELF. SELF- $14.85 (flat' on and; • As of June in certain sections of the Midnight in Repeat—ABC-west ceiling good Monday, 18) practice Capt. 120-330 Repeat of Tom Mix Serial—MBS-^est choice barrows and gilts MEATS. FATS. E 'C. — Book city in direct violation of the law 'il club—NBC-basic 7:00—Como’s Supper lbs. up 100-120 lbs. 13.35. Good Four] Red E2 J2 —is creating a great deal of noise Jack Kirkwood’s Radio Show—CBS stamps through sows unrer 350 lbs.
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