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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08
Irta: Kezdi-Kovacs Laszlo.
: OF ora hosbzat, hegynek

El6l iart az erd66r. Utana a fest6.
A lovak n6ha fel6raig l6pdeltelS
a rohan6 patakol1 medrfben, k0-
rol-lore lepve. Azutan felkapasz-
kodiak ijeszt6 meredekre, utjn-
kat. mely cSak gyalogut volt, ne
hol kidolt faoriasok alltalz el,
Egy olyan 6riasi biilzll fekiidt
elGttiik, hogy fejszevel atvaeott
derekabol cSak a lovasember feje
latszott XII. Korhadt t0rZseb0l mar
fiatalabb fax nottek Xxi. Azutan
feket6n s0tetl6 fenyvpsekbe Ike
riiltell, ahol fol az egig merednell
fax Is agaikon minden 6let ha-
lott. Csak a fax csucsa e. Az ell
halt agakr6l fako z0ld mohall
csimecnck ala, mintha peneszkriS-
talvok ereSzkpdntnek ala A ta-
laj rot-voroS 6s slipped, mint a
pprzSaSz0nyeg. 'ltt-ott tarka gOm-
bak Szinesitik Is f0ldtnrasok, a
vaddiSzn0kjarta helyekpn, ahol a
szarvaseombat keresik. Oriasi 90
tiknS csarnokok ezek, melyekhe
alig reved be egy-egy banatos
napsugar a cs0ndet csak a szel
bus s6haitasai zavarjak meg. Ne
hol tisztasokon nagyobb fold
kupok emelkednek: az oriasi
hangyaf6szkek Azutan ege-
szen a szabadba ernek, hogy a
tavolba keklo hegylancok S a fe
h6ren ragyog6 havas csucsok
iiditsek fel a szemet. S0tet es vi
lagosz0ld csikok ielzik az erd6k
valtozatait. A bukk0ll es oyer
tyanfak f0lmerednek, mint a
gyertyaszalak, csall kiiIonaIlo
pGldanyok terjeszlednek szft,
tGrzsiik IA napfenyben lilasziirlle
foltokban tarkal, melypkre per
zsel6pn z0ld molacsom6k rakod
talk lie, a talaj alattuk gyonyorii
pros-lila. UUukban hirtelen 0zek
riadnak fel, de az eros cs0rtet6s-
b6l szarvasra is lehet gyanakodni,
A viragos retsegen tul megint
egeszen vad reszlet k0vetkeZik
Hirtelen kettevalilI a hegy, mely-
mex sziklas germc6n olyan kes-
keny az osveny, hogy a 10 alig
bir jarni rata. Es szornyen 6va-
tos, inert feneketIen s0tet mely-
seq tatong alatta. S0t6t 6s ijesz-
to, mint a pokol bejarata. Az er-
door keresztet vet ,mikor ideer-
nek.
= Oft lennt vannak farka-
sok Es medvek is lit ia
nyaznaik. Meszire elhuz0dik ez a
szakadek es ember ITALIAN sohase
jart benne.
Azutan hangos vizcsobogas hal
lik. Kisebb sHakadekban alaroha-
no patakhoz trnel. Csak egy at
dGntott ia hidja rs a viz
salad, rohan, gyorsan iramodik
ala, mintha valami SziintelennG
kcrgetn6. Az erd6 egyre siiriibb,
irdatlana,bb. Mar alig van jarhat6
ut benne.
= Maid nemsokara ez is va
oasra keriil. De mikor? A
baro urnak mem lell a ia, teszi
hozza az erd56r.
Meg ket oral ut ebben renge-
tegben eS hlrtele ntlSZtaS latSZlk.
Kecskek legelnek rata meg egy
borzderes tehen. Jokedviien uga-
to kutya fut az utasok ele.
A lovak vigabban lepdelnek,
Fabol dpiilt esinos vadaszhazhoz
ernek.
Els hazbol egy leanyalak siet
el6 Meg gyermek. ITALIAN tizenhat
ewes.
A leany melyen elpirul, mikor
a vendeg lovar6l leszall es id
v0zli.
A fest6 szine megd0bben.
Meg soha eleteben ilyen csoda.
latos szepseget mem latott.
A felesegem - mormogta
az erdG6r - Es kitepett ar.
can latszik, hogy az allkapcsat
hogyan veri ossze.
Pihenes!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-08

De mfgis cit. Merit naponta lat
ia cSodasztp olah menyecsk6t,
akinek perZsel6 eZemei ugy eget-
TEX a szemeit, hogv alig birta el a
ntzts6t.
{No ,,,1,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
CLAIMS
 BOY, 1, AND BABY
Howard Radcliffe, Jr., and
 Eleanor GalHnat Die
TOWN MEETING TONIGHT
Budget and Salary Increases On Docket - H, s. Team Ties South Manchester In Evenly Wagcd
 Gamc-Sasel Plans Park-Briefs.

Ptomaine poisoning caused the { death of two children last night. | Howard Kenneth Radcliffe, l year l old son of Mir. and Mrs Howard | Radcliffe of West Main street. died
 at o'clock at his home, and t.lean- | or Galinat, 2l2 months, daughter of ! Mr. and Mrs, Lester Galinat Of ! Pennington avenue. passed away at ! o'clock this morning at the Hart | ford hospital Three other m"m- { hcrs Of the Radcliffe family have been ill with similar trouble. and one is now in the New Britain Gen.
 eral hospital.
 1 Dr. Charles ". Moody, medical
 examiner, gave the cause of death | in tn" ease Of the Radcliffe boy as
 sever" gastroont"ritis or intestinal poisoning. IL is believed that an inn
 proper dict during the recent warm
 spell is responsible Mir. Radcliffe
 and thre" children having been af- f"ctod. He is nov recovered and an ! older brother of Howard is also i'm ! proved, but q t"n-moHths- sister | has been taken to tn" hospital and 1 the scl2ur" proved fatal to Howard A relish composed of green peppers 1 and cabbage is thought 10 have proved indiCostihle 10 tho three old
 or members of the family The bahy ! has been sickly since birth. Funeral arrangements. which ar, in charge Of W. X. Bailey X Co are incomplete.
 1 The sister. Elizabeth, was reported by the hospital authorities this
 afternoon 10 ba in a serious condi. ton. Her Cas" has been d;aconiZcd as intestinal infrction.
 El"auor Galinat died carly thi,
 morning at tho Hartford hospital the two deaths being unrelated. Sh, was buried at o'clock this after- i moon in West cemetery here. Roy 1 tharl"s $. Wyckon, pastor of the
 ConEr Eation&l church officiating.
 Town Meeting Tonight The annual town meeting will bo held at S o'clock tonight in the town 1 hall. Interest cruterS on the bud get and on th" proPoSal 10 iuCrcaS. { the salaries Of several town officers. 1 The Sclectmen must be authorized 10 1 borrow money 10 pay current cX- l pcnsos until tax receipts begin to
 come in in the spring. There may | bo some discussion on bumper for
 the fine department. but no definite iaction is expected at 1onights meet line.
 ! Tlo budget calls for an oXp,ndi- tur" Of st77,31p.25, an increase of , approximately s&3.ooo over that Of ! last year. The principal increases are
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
ASSESSORS; 4 NOTICE

All persons owning property liable 10 taxation in the Town Of Plain vtllo on October l, 1927, are here by notified 10 file q prescribed print rd list of such taxable property per frCted according 10 LAW. with the Board of Assessors on or before EMBER l, 1927. A description Of such property or Estate (each to be separately de- scribcdD must be made out and properly sworn 10. This also applies 10 all motor vehicles, excess on mortgages. etc.
 Failur" to return q list. failur" to provide proper description or failure 10 hay" list properly sworn 10.
 obligos Assessors 10 hlI out or per feet lists for each Delinquent. add ing thereto ten per cent penalty prescribed by LAW. Hanks can hc obtained ot tho Assessors. or at the Town Clerk $ Office.
 Monday October 10th, from 1.15 to 500 and i:0o to h:o0 D. mL; Wednesday, October l@th. from l.i1 to 5:00 ?. m; Saturday. October
 18th. from 1:t5 10 5:0O and 7:u0 10 S:0o ?. ln.; Tuesday, October 18th, from lis 10 5:Go p. u.; Thursday.
 October goth. from H:uu to J:"u ?. m: Saturday. October 22nd, from
 9.Oo to I:n0 and 7:no 10 SOC D. ur.; Tuesday, October 25th, from @:00 to 5:00 and 7:oU to SEQ" p. m. Thurs
 day, October 27, from 9;no 10 J:09 and zoo 10 500 ?. IN.: Saturday. October "9th. from 9:nh to goo and roo to S:00 ?. m: Tuesday. No vrmber let. from a:00 10 5:0u and zoo to 500 ?. m. ASSESSORS STANLEY VI. SMITH Chairman $. r. WILLIAMS.
 ROBERT J. COB.
 Plaiuyillc Conn,
 October :. 1927.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
attend.
East Berlin IiCns

East i'Prlin iicns Mrs. r.. NJ Hayden and son Of Hayden station were 1h" guests Of
 Mrs. Fred Griswold over the week
 end.
 Due to heavy rains yesterday the . football game with the Mddlctown Tnfts was called off. The Panthcrs
 will play tn" Maple Ends Of Bristol next Sunday. Practice has been cali
 d for every evening this week.
 The Epworh league will hold a
 business meeting and social this eve
 ming at o'clock in the church social
 rooms.
 1 There will be whist party this i evening at 7:&o o'clock ill the social . rooms If Sacred Heart church. Mrs | Henry Strom will be the hostess.
 The Knights or Pythias will meet . tomorrow evening in their rooms at Community hall.
 The Community club cntcrtain- ment program "Wednesday evening 1 will be in charge of the kensing- ton district. According to reliable in formation a beauty contest is to be staged by tn" kcnsingtoniaps.
 Jack Walsh returned last evening from a weekend trip to New York where he attended the final game 1 of the world series Mr, and Mrs. k. Q. Clark are Sn- tcrtaining relatives at their home ! here.
 The Junior lcagu" vii hold a SO
 cial in tn" Methodist church social rooms this evening from 6:30 to s | o'clock. The lcaguvrs will elect otli ccrs
 Dr. Adolph Benson was one cf the speakers at the Childrens' home in
 New Britain yesterday al the annual
 observance" of Swedish day The Social I'iv" will meet at the home of Mrs. ]. A Williams Thurs
 day afternoon for the regular week. ! )y meeting.
 copal church will hold a whist party ! in the church social rooms Friday
 evening at $ o'clock. Refreshments 1 will bn served.
 | Mrs. !. Rose B"ldcn is spending th" day with friends in West Crom- well.
 Mrs. Georg" Dalbev returned
 home yesterday from New Britain | General hospital where she under went q minor operation 1 Mr. and Mrs. E.gnHr Peterson were | visitors in Wallincford over Sunday.
 Tn" Epworth ol.aeuc frankfurt 1 roast which was to have been held i Saturday was called off owing 10 i threatening weather. Tho event will
 b" hold later in the month This will
 be he last outing of the season.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
ASSESSORS TO SIT
 ID RECEIVE LISTS Berlin Board to Drav Up Tax
 able Property Report URGE EARLY ATTENDANCE
Results of School board Elections Announced - Pomona Grange to Meet Tomorrow Morning-\oyci Invention Solve Big Problem.

The board of assessors has post cd notice of the annual meetings for the purpose of receiving the tax lists Of property oWrrS.
 Tho first meeing Of the board will be held on Saturday, October 22 at the residence of Frank C. Kramer of East Berlil from 10 o'clock in the morning until , o'clock in the evening. On the same day the board will hold a ,ession at tho home of Jason M. Talor in Blue Hills from 10 to o'clock. The board will be in session m Tuesday. October 21 and Wednesday. October 26, at the Berlin Savings bank, kensngton. between rc hours of l0 and , o'clock Warrington residents will hand in ticir lists on October % and 3l when lhe board will convene be- tween th, hours of 10 and 5 o'clock. Tho last session of the board will b" held on Tuesday. November l. be- tween tc hours of l0 and $ o'clock.
 Property owncds are urged to at tend tie meetings of each district 
 as has been the failing in the past. waiting unti the last session of the board on November l.
 The board of assessors consists of Jason NJ. Taylor. Frank G. Kramer and C. J. Mueller. headed by Mr Taylor in tle position of chairman Of the board.
 Committee Meeting
 Half of the divided entertainment committee Of Berlin Grange will meet this avcning at Grange hall, Pennington avenue, to begin ar rangement; for a social affair to take place In the near future The entertainment committee was ap- pointed ss a committee to have charge o the annual fair. When the organization voted 10 discontinue the fair, the main body was divided into two separate committees, each to sponsr a. monthly event, The first half d the committee held a chicken suppr recently which proved sue cessfll. The type of entertainment to b, given this month has not been announced.
 Pomona Grange
 The semi-annual meeting of Cen tra Pomona Grange will be held tomorrow at 10:30 o'clock at Grange hall. The morning session will in cllde the initiation of several candi- diteS into the organization. which will be followed by luncheon pre- lared by members of the local chap ter. The afternoon session will con- vone at o'clock and will include addresses by several prominent state Grange lecturers. A large attend ancc from all parts of the general district is expected and elaborate plans for an extensive program of entertainment has been arranged by the committee in charge of the event.
 Sclcctmen's Meeting
 The regular weekly meeting of the board Of sclcctmen will be held this evening a s o'clock in the Of flee Of the town clerk. Routine buSi- ness will be transacted.
 Drum Corps Meeting
 The regular weekly meeting of the St. Paul Tabs Fife and Drum corps will he held this evening at [ o'clock at Tabs hall. kensinEton,
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10

NAPKINS
 All linen. about 300 dozen in 20, 21 and P inch sizes. Splendid for every day use.
 Napkins, 20 inch, regular E.50 for S3.23 Napkins, 21 inch, regular $500 for S3.15 Napkins, P inch. regular S7.00 for $195
 BIG VALUE
 Some all linen Irish cloths and nap kins, fine quality handsome designs and hemstitched
 Cloths 66x66 inch, regular S6.00 for $3.79 Cloths, 66X86 inch. regular $7.0O for S479 Napkins, Is inch, were S7.00 for S4.70
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
CHIMES FOR DiRTNtOJVW

Hanover, \. IT,, Oct. 10.-N'P)- )-- Dartmouth college has received from an unnamed donor q 1a-hcl chime valued al S4",ooo. Ii will be placed in the new Sl,oo0, 0oO library given the college hy George F. Baker. New York banker.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10

LINEN SETS
 Irish, all linen, good quality, cloths and napkins
 Cloths 70X7O inch, regular 5000 for $395 Cloths 70X8S inch, regular S6.30 for S519 Cloths 70Xl06 in. regular $500 for S639 22H22 inch Napkins. reg. S6.50 for S519
 LINEN SETS
 LustrouS Irish satin all linen da- mask cloths and napkins. Cloths 70X70 inch, regular 5000 for S439 Cloths 7ONS0 inch, regular $750 for S619 Cloths 70x106 in. regular S90O for S719 22X22 in. Napkins, regular S7.50 for s619
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
Attorney Conlon 50 Today

Attorney Charles r. ronlon is to- day receiving congratulations from his friends upon tho occasion of his '"th birthday anniversary. Mr. Con Ion. who holds the position of grand juror here, has lived all his life in plainvillc.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
E. X P. Girls Club

There will bc meeting of tho Business and Professional Girls "inb tomorrow night at o'clock in in" Congregational church parlors. All girls who ar" interested arc cor dially invited to visit the club and , iOir
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10

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New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
";' ;'.Ssr ~s;'' Eu3M Momson &>@6 o::$! 5::$ Filled >Ha1yo1ds Sh9Dp1gs Center Ycorsef cDme
Our October Sale of Table Linens Offers Chance 10 Buy for Home
 or for Gifts for October Brides

There is charm about fine linens that has strong to all
  ourselves, have large lot and better  big lin
 
   EXTRA SPECIAL A a eout reago on IinenC wereS s 0each. IinenCo wereS s Oeach. IinenCo nche for Oeach 6 IinnCot o. Oeach.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10
Resident Improved

Mrs. Donald H. Montgomery Of Hudson street. who is d patient at the New Britain General hospital Following an operation for appondi- citis. is reported to be greatly inn proved. Mrs. Montgomory is oX- pcctcd to be able to return 10 her home here within a few days.
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10

Miss Edna Mae Barlow Of Jof- f"rson street has secured position in the office of tho Bristol Co. of Waterbury. Miss Barlow will live with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. William A. Barlow or 2S9 High
 frarti,,1,i AZ, I,ocn C
New Britain herald., 1927-10-10

Captain Thomas F. Gukin Of the police department is enjoying va cation of one week. During his ab- senc" Detective Sergeant Daniel Nc Gillicuday is serving as acting cap tain in charge of the office nights.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
YOUR DADS HAIR
 IS TURNING GRAY
Why Shouldn't He Keep Up Appearance-Abreast of
 The Times:
WEALTHY MEN TAKE
 CARE OF THEIR HAIR

Probably the first time person meets your Dad his gray hairs make them think hes old and unconsciously folks nowadays shove him aside unless he's mighty securely fixed in his social and business position.
 Look at the sleek, well groomed aris- tocratic appearance of other parents and see if 1t isn't their hair and clean, healthy looking scalp that sets off their appearance. Many wife or daughter has taken home q bottle of Lea's Hair Tonic end massa ged 1t Into his scalp every night for a couple weeks just to let him see the life, lustre and change this tonic will bring about-gradually but surely-untll you look close and all the dandruff Is gone-gray hairs are gone and just as surely as he uses 1t now and then he will never have a gray hair.
 Leading druggists here guarantee 1t. You'll be amazed at his more youthful appearance. Isn't 1t worth it-sl q bot tie at your druggist, send dollar bill with name and address 10 Leas Tonic Co., Brentwood. Md, for bottle return mail
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
Through he Static

! Conditions for the evening preced- | Ing today, just 10 give you some ! thing 10 think about. There was very | slight static, practically no noise and quite q few stations broadcasting. i They were slow in getting into the stride, however, and we experienced almost mid summer reception, as far as volume was concerned, during the ; first hour or two or three, Later on, , however, things picked up and We were able to reach out to Chicago and other points of interest, with no i trouble at all.
 WIZ took a sudden drop into the , great unknown while the Ste nographers were on the air last eve ming, with the result that all the re- generatives in the city started vail ing and bowling. they missed it 50. i That remark we made a short time ago about the presence of one lone regeneratiye set is all wrong. There are at least 50 of them within hail. | ing distance. The Stenographers of fered pleasing program, com posed largely of popular selections. The orchestra presented, with vocal chorus. Joy Bells" you know how it goes - tum-tum- ta- -ta-tum- -tee-ta- tum- tee-dub well it sounded pretty good to us. Then Helen Clark, con- tralto, sang Dear, on Night Like This" Lovely, lovely. Only in the middle of the song the station went off the air and came back some where along toward the end Of the first part of an orchestral selection. AS usual, no explanation for leaving the air was given. We became so ln- dignant that we left right away The station behaved itself fairly well, fading hardly any.
 The Cities Service orchestra and the Cavaliers were much appreclat- ed, from WTIC. That popular WEAF feature. with Graham McNamee, didn't disappoint Us last evening, providing a number of delightful se- lections for our interested e'-rs. Handers Largo" together with a "Gypsy Dance" were two of the numbers That group certainly gets the benefit of perfect broadcastlng' From WIS, Paul Robinson,direc- tor of music in a Chicago hlgh school If that's of interest to you, nresented a talk on ''The Apprecia- tion of Music" The address was ol decidedly instructive nature, ana WIS was quite strong. WGA, Chl- caeo, was also loud. We heard news items at one time and later we heard Sam and Henry in one of thelr reg ular evening discourses.
 The Vac Twins were on agaln from WBZ. The station came through in excellent shape. Am Happy?" and ''The Day Is Done were two of the selections. WABC' presenting boxing bouts, almost IT. valed it's neighbor, WBZ, Tor eA- treme volume.
 WOR, Newark, with udHce III llu'iN' WTAM, Cleveland. with the Anglo persians; WHIT, Chicago, with Al Carney at the organ; WBBM' thl- cago, with a young lady Violinlsl' WEAF, New York, with the Acad- emv of Political science program' wSAI Cincinnati, with Ray Miller incomparable orchestra, and Woh' Chicago, with dance music, were others we heard.
 That's all for today, thanks!
 p. E. L.
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
CHAIR TAKES FOUR
 LIVES FOR MURDER
Jersey Quartet Executed for
 Staying Aged Paymaster

Trenton, x. J.. Nov. 19 R)-Four murderers Of a 70-year- old Newark paymaster, who were captured and convicted following the drunken boastings of their holdup car chauf- feur to pretty waitress, were cX- ocutcd at the state prison here last night, frantically protesting they were as innocent as God"
 The quartet went to their deaths within 30 minutes after Governor A. Harry Moore had refused last min ute reprieves, bringing to an end the legal battle conducted for the group for more than year. The execu- tions were originally set for Tues day night, but were delayed by respite granted by the governor.
 Two Catholic priests and Methodist minister accom- panied the killers to the chair.
 Joseph CBig Joey Juliana died first and was followed by Christo- pher Barone, Joseph CLittle Joey Juliano, and Louis C'kid Ruff') CapoZZi, who were convicted with him on December 2, 1926. Robert Elliott, who put to death S1cco and Nanzetti, was at the switch in the death house.
 The four executed men. with Robert Boudreau, chauffeur, in the course of holdup shot and killed George Condit and wounded his guard. Joseph P. Duff.
 They escaped with the Reid Ice Cream company payroll of s13,50O in cash and checks. Boudreau, who was arrested after talking to a wait rcss. caused the roundup of the gang.
 Boudreau, who turned states eVi- dcnce was allowed to plead guilty to second degree murder and was sen- tenced to IS years in the penlten- tiary,
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
BUYERS TO MEET
 AT SEQU|N CLUB
State Purchasing Agents Asso- citation Assembly on Nov. 22

1 The November meeting Of the Purchasing Agents association of Connecticut will be next Tuesday evening at the Sequin Golf club, in
 Maple Hill.
 The past presidents of the asso- citation will conduct the meeting which will be presided over by Will liam T. Birney. who was president of the association in 1918.
 J. E. Forgy, president in 1919, will address the meeting and will take as his subject, "I Remember" w. r. Ogdan who conducted the
 affairs of the association in 1920, but who is now in sales work in place of buying, will speak on Out side the Fold, Looking h."
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
Western Stations
5,O-KYW, ChiCagO-528

51O-KYW, ChiCago-528 S-N. ' I. program C hrs) 10-ro. ss musical program l1:20-h .ntucky Sercnaders l2-Congrcss Carnival
 -WEBH-WJJD. Chlcago-366 | 7-Palmer House orchestra l S-Classical hour 9-Palmcr House program e hrs. -Edgcwater Reach orchestra
 ss0-WGN-W WLIB, Chicago-306 S-Atwater Kent Addition (MenD g-Musical program 1 1U-Atwater Kent Addition (Nonl 12-Thc Hoodlums
 S7O-WIS, Chicago-3t5 7 :4O-College Inn orchestra 12-Doc Cooks orchestra lI2:3O a. m.-National Barn dance
 67o-WMAQ-WQJ, Chicago-ll7 IE30-"On With the Dance S:30-program g:3N-ChicaCo theatcr revue 11-Stcvens hotel orchestra
 7OO-WLW, Cincinnati-12s S:3d-lnstrunenta trio Same as WIZ 10-S studio feature 1l-Hcnry Thcis' orchestra 75O-WTAM, CleScland-100 S-Blue Flash Indians 9-Cavaliers Wandering Minstrels 11-Far East orchestra
 SOO-WOC, Dayenport-375 S-Same as WTIC
 9-Same as WIZ
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19

8SO-WCX-WJR, Dctroit-6SO S-Same as WTIC 9-Same as WIZ 10;S0-Cotton Pickers 11-Jesters
 6OO-WBAP, Fort Worth-5OO 7:30-Sunday school lesson 9-Same as WIZ
 s10-WDAF, Kansas City-370 9-Same as WIZ 10-Popular program 19:45 d. m.-Nighthawk Frolic
 750-WCCO. Minneapolis-IO5 1:l5-Nicollet hotel orchestra list. Paul A. c. orchestra
 59O-WOW. Omaha-5Os 1:30--Tracy- Browns orchestra N-Samc as WTIC 9--Same as WIZ
 55O-kSD, St. Lo,Iis-5l5 Same as WTIC 9-Same as WIZ 10-Same as WEAF
 S6O-kVOO, 1ulsa-3IS Same as WIZ 9.3Q-Baritone violin
New Britain herald., 1927-11-19
Southern Stations

1O5O-WBAL, Baltimorc-2S8 6:30-Dinner orchestra 7:30-Jubilee singers S-Orchestral program 9-Same as WIZ 10-Municipal band
 G3O-WSB, Atlanta-i18 7:3o-Biltmore Peerless Entertain
 CTS s-Same as WTIC 9-Same as WIZ 1O:45-Concert
 122O-WDOD, Chattanooga-246 S-Sunday school lesson S:30-Hotel Patten ensemble
 S0O-WJAX, Jacksonvile-337 S-Recital program 9-Same as WIZ l0-DanCe music
 85O-WHAS. Louisyille-l01 S:30-Old- Time Music 9-Same as WIZ
 5SO-WMC, Mcmphls-517 9-Same as WIZ 10-Memphis Plectrum orchestra
 SSO-WSM. Nashville-3t2 7:15-Jackson hotel orchestra S-Same as WTIC 9-Same as WIZ l0-Barn dance program