davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1928-12-28

;tlonnalre Of the Pan
ence regarding the
alton by parley with
The reply has
de public, but it is
is favourable to con.
s decision. which is
The Afghan Lega,
ciaIIy yesterday that
cen had transferred
ldahar where King
deaVOuring to rally
9igns in Kahul.
&c 24th Hoover
If .asi.l
, 1928-12-28
KILOGRAMS
ST. CROIX STATION.

London, Dec 23rd: Now that HIS Ma
festy has ma lie progress three consecu-
tive days, the cloud of anxiety which
hung over the approaching holiday was
lifted and thousands are leaving the city
to enjoy the holiday at the country re-
sorts
London, Dec. 24.h. The following hui.
letin vas issued at 11.15s O'Clock this
morning. The King has had a quiet
night, the local condition continues to
show progress and the general condition
remains u~nchanged". Signed Stanley
Hewetr. Hugh Rlgby, Dawson Of Penn.
London, Dec. oath All the women
and children from the british Legation
at Kabul nave been safely evacuated by
a British airpiane to P~OshaWar. The We
t0ria aeropIane landed with the consent
of the Afghan Government at Sherpur
aerodrome. two miles from the Legation.
It took off at ten O'Clock in the morning
W tn women and children and reached
P~eShawar safely at half past eleven, haV-
ing covered the distance of one huEdred
and sixty miles in an hour and a half.
The women and children numbered TWEEN.
tv. They included Lady Humphreys,
Mrs. Gould and two children. Mrs Stran-
ger and child, Miss Pulford and the
wives and children of Indian Officials and
Indian maid servants. They were none
the worse for the air voyage.
London, Dec. 24th.-TrOops loyal to
King AmanuIlah have taken the offensive
and reOulsed the rebels at the enVirOnS
of the capital.
New York. Dec. oath Negotiations
are practically completed for the merger
of the State Bank and the Trust C)mpa-
nv Interstate Trusts. The new company
will be known as the manufacturers
Trust and will have combined assets of
five hundred millions.
London. Dee. 24th. "A government in
curry has been ordered into the expulsion
of the gas mains, which caused dam
age variously estimated as high as a
quarter of a million. The gas company
r9pudiate responsibility, declaring the
initial explosion was not in the main, but
instead, damaged the mains and they a..
loQe that the explosion arose in the post
office dable ducts running the whole
len2th of the damaged roadWays. Nine
teen buildings were damaged and 2,4O0
feet of roadways torn up and water mains
and subways put out Of action.
Peshawar India, Dee. 24th-Latest re-
ports from Afghanistan indicated that
the rebels are not. making Roadway IN
the vicinity of the capital.
Canterbury, Dec. 24th-The newly en-
thr0ned Archbishop of Canterbury be-
, 1928-12-28
- 0TATICN.
~ STATION
CHRISTIANSTED, s..
DECEMBER 26. 1928.
Courtesy Of the Associated Press. !


New York:-Major Chester P. Mills. fer
mer prohibition administrator for New
York district, won twenty five thousand
dollar prize offered by w. C. Dnrand fc~
the best plan for making the eighteen h
amendment effective. Major Mills plans
deals 10 detail With the prevention of the
diversion of industrial alcohol which. &C.
aOrqing to the author, is the princiral
source of supply for the bootlegger. Mills
said the coast guard and the prohibitions
forces along the coast line make the i'm
porting from foreign countries cost toa
much for the average pQcket-book and
most Of the demand IS for the bootlegG
product.
Washington: An agreement on the
general terms Of a special protectal to
govern the Pan American Arbitration
Conference TO cOnciIiate the Bolivian Par
Sgulyap dispute was reached by a speciab
committee on this .question. The commit
tee met soon after the Legation for Be-
Iiyla had received a message and i~nstruc.
tons IRON their home government, Pa.
TagQay Il IS not answered yet as to theis
Intentions 10 regards to the Pan Ameriy
can conference ia effort to conciliate the
Two c0qptrIes.
December q, 1928.
New YORK = The New York Yankees
announced the release Of second baseman
Reese op on ion to Oakland of Pdcif2
coast League. Reese was purchased by
Yankees wItn Lynford Larry, shortAtop.
as The best minor league combinai il 10
baseball.
, 1928-12-28

Cable advice received from New York
brought the news that Mrs. D. Hamilton
Jackson has successfully passed through
a major operation performed on the Goth
instant and is progressing nicely.
, 1928-12-28

gone into recess untl the Ord OF ~.
Senator Curtis, leader of the Senate ma
iorlty and Vice-President Elect, assured
President Coolidge th0t both the Kellogg
Pact and the Navy project would be coo.
sidered Immediately Congress %recOnven-
ed and that the debates would be m ,de as
short as possible
New York, Dec, 26th- According to
information published here there were not
less than ITO deaths due to accidents in
the United States on Christmas day of
which lot were due to traffic accidents,
seven to bad liquor and 81 to fire.
Asuncion, Dec. 26th- The Paraguayan
Minister Of War has ordered that all mills
tary preparations shall cease, This action
was taken because Bolivia, Ike Paraguay
has accepted the submission Of their diff.
f~erences to the lnGer-A nericap confer
enee.
Buenos Aires, Dec. 26th--Fne 4meri
can Ambassador paid an official visit 10
day to president lrigoyrn to express the
thanks Of President Coolidge for the
e0urtesjes extended 70 Mr. Hoover 10 the
Argentine
Chi. Dee. 26th Pauline Uzcu1un de-
fpated Jack RrnauIt here tonight by the
Judges deciSion, after aiten round fight,
1t is considered the best that has bean
staged ingLatin America 50 far. twenty
thousand persons paid admission. REQ
auIt's technique saved hun from being
knocked out.
London, Dee 26th- The bulletin issued
.at8 Is this evening states, His Majesty
has had a quiet day and the slow progress
in the general and local conditions Is
maintained. No bulletin will be issued
until tomorro evening" signed STANLEY
Hewett, Hugh Rigby and DAWSON Of
, 1928-12-28

came suddenly i'll from an attack of
internal Inflammation yesterday The.
doctor, Mr.. Whitehead Reid. the regular
medical attendant issued the following
bulletin after be had called in ST.: Hu b.
Rigby in the morning, which. stated that
the Archbishop was suffering from inter.
nal inflammation which will make it
necessary to remain in bed some days.
Washington, Dec. oath Paraguay has
, 1928-12-28
Penn.

I CHI,
On Board the U.S.S. Utah, Dec 25th.-
Christmas was observed on board in ac.
cordance with traditions, a religious ser.
vice being held in the morning. Mr..
Hoover was called upon to sligo no less
than 1900 souvenirs for the crew and
the members of his party and was the
recipient OF a very touching message from
the BRAZILIAN navy. On his arrival at
Hampton Roads, he will proceed direa1
to Washington, before going to Florija-
this change in his plans being in connct
ton, It is thought, with the formatian ~
the new cabinet. The Utah" is exossr,
ed to arrive at Norfolk on the 9th of ST.
, 1928-12-28

replied to tn q
American Con
method of conc
representatives c
not yet been b
understood that j
c~iliation to Boil
now awaited.
Paris, Dec q
ton announced {
the King and
their court to
A~mannullah was
adherents. Orde
Rio De JaneirO,
yesterday paid a
~ prozil ok /
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-29

Prior to the war. ] was work
iYlr a. q clerk lin the office OF
tie ocean Steamship Co., in
New York. My first job was as
4 hin clerk. Later / was pro-
NOTED to rate clerk. Ii seems
now that nothing could induce
ma "a undertake the arduOus
duties imposed by that last posi-.
ton.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-29

July 1l-Fifty targets. 1e. Is and %
yards. Yardags determined BY 1925
club average. Trophy to high gun on
each yard mark. Regular events on
July 2i--Three- team race, ~
fifty targets. Twenty TO each member
of winning team. Regular events cn
clubs monthly trophies
July 2s--Fifty targets. First rs at ls
wards. second event drop back yard
for each target over 20 broken in first
event. Trophy to two high guns
Regular events on clubs monthly
trophies.
June 3A Standard club proGram a
fiftv targets. with spoon tn high gun
ana III high gun added target handicAp-
Regular events on monthly trorhies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-29

The most daring men Of the
tracks will he in that list Of
fourteen drivers who will face
Starter Senator Larsen on open.
ing day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-29
District TrapshoOters
Are Facing Busy Month

The District trapshooters viii be
quite active next month on the
Benning range as the Washington
Gun Club has arranged an attrac-
tive program Of events that will
lure the nnarksmen. Special events
are planned for Independence Day.
The schedule for July is as follows:
July 7Two-man team race, fifty
targets Trophy to each member Of
winning team and % second team under
IAwis class SYSTEM. Regular events on
clubs monthly trophies.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-29

Make your over-the- Fourth" motor trip
safe and enjoyable equip your car now
with our big, tough, easy-riding MicheLin
fires all first quality fresh new 1928
stock. New low prices. No down payment
and terms to suit. That's service.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-29
GoeIz rs Named Lands
on. G. Twilight I Leagues

i. III. GoeIz. secretary OF the
Terminal 4. r. X IL. 3. Al. base
BAN league, has been chosen
supreme dictator of the eight
twilight leagues that operate fiji the
District. He has final power to
rule on all disputes and decisions.
The leagues were Federal, De-
narfmental industrial, Merchants.
terminal. eminent, Georgstown
Church. and II. r. and r.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-29
BIG AUTO RACE
REVIVAL SEEN

Automobile racing in the East is
in for it's greatest revival, If de-
mand for reservations at the newly
built woodbridge, n. j., track, which
lies on the famous shore road and
between the cities of Railway and
Perth Amboy, are any criterion
General Manager Wilbert Baines,
who assisted in the construction of
the 100000 plant. has been ,receiv.
ing daily requests for the races,
which are to run over the half.miie
wooden track.
Indications week before the
opening race meeting on the
Fourth Of July are that capac- (
ity crowd will be on hand.
The grand stand, which accom-
modate approximately 10000, is
bound to be filled with many celeb
rites. what with the arrangement
made to have Senator Morgan +.
Larsen, Republican candidate for
Governor of New Jersey; start the
feature race. This will be over the
lO0-mile route.
The most daring men Of the
tracks will he in that list Of
fourteen drivers who will face
Starter Senator Larsen on open.
ing day.
Included are those famous -Four
Horsemen" of autoracing, namely,
Mike Hickson, Lou Schen1bp. Joe
.Spath and Jack Casey, every one
Of whom is known to the fans.
Then there is that veteran of
the tracks, Bill Marvel, who is SO
years old; Fred Bianchi, David
Lavell, Gumie Tran1ison. the intrepid
Pittsburgh Italian, and. the possible
entry Of Dutch Baumann, whose
exploits on the famous, Indianapolis
track are well.known. and also that
OF Wilbur Shaw, who made the
worlds record at Day4ona when in
his Whippet he Travelled better than
13S miles an hour.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-29
KS LOSE HOPE
Of PENNANT

Thrashed by. the allspowerful
Yankees again for the eleventh time
in fifteen games with the cham
pions this season. Connie Mack u
crushed Athletics today cast aside
all thoughts Of winning the Ameri.
can League pennant and concen-
trated on warding off a flank at
tack by the third place st. Louis
Browns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-29

The Mackmen are now II
games behind the Yanks and
only two games ahead Of the
speeding Brownies, who handed
Detroit a 5-to-2 beating yester-
day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-29

George Pipgras chalked up his
fourteenth victory and Babe Ruth
walloped his twenty-ninth and thir-
tiefh homers as the Yanks out
slugged the AS by 10to-4 score.
Ruth is now hitting four
baggers at the rate Of % for
the season. He is Ia ahead Of
Buster Gehrig and Is 20 games,
IA days and six honers ahead
Of the record pace he set last
year.
In the other two feature games
of the day the Cardinals beat Pitts
burgh, a to 3. on homers by Frisch
and Hafey, but the Giants kept to
the pace by nipping the Phillies,
2 to l. Joe Genewich, obtained
by the Giants from Boston, and
Benge each allowed only four hits.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-06-29

Indications a week before the
opening race meeting on the
Fourth of July are that a capac-
ity crowd will be on hand.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28
MERCHANDISE
, Wanteti-Artis.les ~ isuy

BEFORE you sell your furniture or stove
II viii pay you to call Peter yacoba
Tel 1855. 2.t East Main St.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28
Suburban For Sale

FOR SALE. delightfully."- located sintle Z
room house 1t Maple Hill. Fireplace.
steamboat. lot l0oxle5. Price $1,000.
Moderate amount Of cash. Further par
ticulars inquire c. c. Prentice. nights
New Britain 1914. days Hartford
c-SsNS
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

WEST END-3 family. New: roema
sun parlor each floor: hot water heat.
car garage Price $4,000. Only
email amount Of cash required. u. e.
Christensen. Room Z. l31 Main g.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

PLAINV1LLE-ror sale. about / acre:
room house. barn Near center. Price
only $500. Small amount cash. e. W.
Ferguson. ~ Nain a.. seuthtnston
Phone 232.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

GRAND ST. SHINE rooms All mod
ern improvements Inquire ~ Camp
St. Telephone ie5e-M
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments AMI Tea,s.asruts

GLEN ST. 4s7-Corner Brook. large
rooms, All improvements Reasonable
tent Telephone 30Sl
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

GLEN ST. 1875 rooms. End floor. All
improvements. Joseph Waskitz. rele-
phone s0SS-E
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

FREMONT ST. 4s-H-4 and room
apartments. Up-to-date. Opposite school.
Moderate rent. Call S4l.3
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

WEST END-6 room bungalow with all
modern improvements. oak trim. tile
hoor. shower bath. fireplace. hot water
heat. for sale or exchange for . two
family house. p. Denuzze. l7S Main
St Ts]enhons l3lS ar l7-Sy
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

GLEN ST. 1874 room tenement. All
modern. hot running water. clean and
airy. Nicely located. convenient to cen
ter Garage ii desired. Adults preferred
Rent reasonable. Inquire first floor.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

FOUR rooms. LIST floor, SIS: rooms. End
floor, $14. All improvements: good To-
cation. Call S. Winthrop St. Tel. zslS-M.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

NEW family house. 10 rooms All mod.
ern. Price S1o.500. Terms reasonable
Leo F. Hennessy. Real Estate & In.
surance, Long St. Tel. 1910.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

HARRISON ST. 22-First floor apart
nlent. Modern. Also garage. Rent rea-
sonable Inquire second floor
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

MONROE ST. room house. Hot water
heat. all Improvements. 2 car garage
This Is real buy. The Hardware City
Cooperative Assc.. Inc. l:3 Main A.
Telephone 14l2
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

MAPLE HlLL-Fredericks 81, Modern Z
room cottage. Tile bath and latest NJ.
lures. fireplace. sun parlor. Every room
laid out for complete lifetime comfort
hcme with every appeal and yos
can buy 1t At acriKce Let US look
1t over together. Telephone 40sl Of
1ol6-1S. Harry r. Holland. 32l Main g.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

room tenement. Strictly modern. Near
Parl. st. Rent reasonable. Apply first
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

% New Britain road.
brand new : room cottage with all
modern improvements. with sua pArlor.
car garage. Price $500: cash $1,000.
p Dsnuzzs. l7s Naia u. Tel l3A3 Or
4779.J
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

TO RENT-Tenements. apartments OF all
kinds. stores and roomins houses. For
particulars see Cohn about II at Elm
St. Tel. 5325 or c4e5
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

COMMONWEALTH AVE. 3S4-2 brand
new cottages Of 8 rooms All improve.
inents fireplace. hot water heat. auto
matte gas water heater. one car gar.
age, sidewalks. grass and shrubbery;
near North End park and Normal
school: bus and trolley service; new
road Just being completed. Call e3O5-y
for appointment. Schmidt Bros, sSI
East Main St
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

EAST ST. 66A-4 rooms. All improve
ments Reasonable rent. Apply NJ.
Ginsburg. $40 Chestnut St. Tel. 1865 r.
l = -, ~. r. ~,
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

HAWKINS ST. 50-5 room tenement. All
improvements. steam heat. Inquire LIST
floor,
New Britain herald., 1928-09-28

SOUTH MAIN Sr--Good ; family house
| rooms on LIST floor. Modern improve
! ments. Price $500. Call e44l-R
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-04
NEARBY STATIONS

mOre--I05O-2sS.5
& .00-Sa ndman circle.
6:00-Diuner music.
7:3G-String quartet.
9:00-MeIodeers
3:30-National BroadcastinE Com
pany system
1N:30-MusicaI Memories.
WPG-Atlaniic CItS-11O0-212.6
7:g5-Dinner music.
8:15-OrEsn.
9.i5-Ambassado Concert Orchestra
945-Subway Boys.
10 .gO-Studio program.
t0:30--Dance music.
WOR-Newark-1lO-4
8:0n-Mtnute Men,
Observation-Disclosures: stock company.
11:09-Little symphony.
1I.nB-Nsws: Lopez Orchestra
WABC-New YOrk-97O-3O8
9:O0-United Opera Company.
10:00-Melodies and memories.
10:30-Thirty Minute Men.
WEAF-New YOTk-6IO-492
6OO--WaIdorf Astoria Music.
7:0g-Midweek hymn sing.
Z :30-COmfOrt hour
8.U0-Vaughn de Lcath with Novelty
Orchestra.
8.30--HooVer Sentinels.
9:OO-ReDublIcan National Commit
930--Cabin door
I0,60-Halspy stuart Hour.
1O:30-Palais Dor Orchestra
11:30-Park Central Orchestra.
WJZ-New Y"rk-660-45t
6:oO-Kemp'a Orchestra: scores.
7:00--U s Navy Panh.
S:6G-Retold tales.
S:30--Mixed Quartet.
9.N0-"Dfferpnt OrChestras."
g.2a-AIaxwPil hour.
1A:G0-MiCheIin Hour.
I0.30-RIue Danube Nights
II .n0-SIumher music.
WCAU-PhiIadeIphla 15O-2R1
g00-Kansas hour,
g.30--Melody drama.
10:0O--M instrelS: orchestra
11.O0-PiccadiIiV Revue.
WIP-PhiIade Dhia-86O- 1886
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-04
WORLD SERIES
DOMINATES
RADIO

The world series with McNamee
and Carlin telling its story through
WRC; politics, and two new enter
tainment programs dominate loud
speaker prospects for this after
noon and evening. Breakfasts OF
the New York games of the world
series begin each day at 1:15, with
the usual preliminary descriptions
by McNamee and Carlin. The St.
Louis games broadcasts start at
2:S0--the first game. Sunday. posi-
bly, being a bit earlier so that a
fun account of the celebration OF
the return Of the Cardinals to their
home town may be given. This
year the world series broadcasts will
be heard over coast-tO-coast
hookup OF radio stations. Major j.
Andrew White will describe the
games for the Columbia broadcast
Ing system on nationwide hookup.
The Republican national commit
tee will dominate the political broad
casts today-starting in the morning
at 1880 and including local exposi-
ton OF the issues by M. f. Rhodes,
of Missouri. from WRC at 4:3O and
late evening affair over the NBC
system at . o'clock. The single
Democratic speech of the evening
will be made by Col. Herbert IIeh-
man, candidate for lieutenant gov.
ernor of New York and finance di.
rector of the Democratic national
committee, over the Columbia Broad
casting System through WABC at 8
o'clock.
SONG SHOP
MAKES DEBUT
The first of the new programs to
be presented comes through WRC
at 8 o'clock under the title of the
Song Shop" A permanent com.
pany will present new and old songs
and will be assisted from week to
week by guest stars. This evening
Dorothy Terriss, who wrote the
lyrics for Three O'Clock in the
Morning" will present a new song.
The program is a subsidy of the
Forhan Company.
The second new program Is 10
be heard at $50 under the title OF
'Swanee River" and is To take
the place of the popular Cabin
Door" feature. The idea OF the
builders of this program is to pre-
sent plantation scenes and songs in
a typical plantation way. The
regular Thursday evening features
include the Hooverites, the HaIsey.
Stuart financial talk, with music
and the slumber hour.
A talk on Washington conmun
ity chest will be delivered from
WMAL at 8 o'clock by Edwin G
Graham, vice chairman of the
Community Chest organizing com.
mittee. In the WIZ output There
will be an o. Henry story, re-
appearance of the Champion spark
ers. the Maxwell and MicheIin pro
grams.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-10-04
ROMPING AROUND RADIO DLALS
By GARDNER MACK
BEST PROSPECTS

4:3O n. Mn. r. Rhodes of
Missouri in Republican Nationti
Committee Broadcast, Washington
WRC (469).
= y. m.-Washington's Com
munity Chest by Edwin c. Ora
ham. vice chairman organic
ton committee, Washington
s:4s n. m,-Tips on stock ftp
sters. by Louis ROthschild OF the
BETTER Business Bureau, WASH
inyton, WMAL (2I2l.
q n. m.-KIO Minstrels, Gin
cInnati. WSAI (36D.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
1.I5 u, m.--Play -by-Play broad
east of First Game of worlds
series by Graham McNamee ana
Philips CarIln. New York, Wear,
WRC and nationwide chain: by
Major j. Andrew White for t0-
Inmbia chain, WOR. WABC. etc.
1880 y. m.-COward C0mIOrt
Honr. New York. WEAF. WEI.
8 y. m.-SOng Shop. New York.
WEAF, WRC. etc. RetOld Tales.
New York, VIZ. WBZ, WBZA,
WHAM, KDKA, WJR, kWK.
New York. WEAF. WRC. WEEI.
WTAM, WEI. WHO. WGY. WCAE.
WV. WSAI. WEBH, kSD, voc,
WHO. WOW. KVOO, WFAA.
WHAS. WSM. VINO, WISH. WnAf.
WEBC. Champion Sparkers. New
York. VIZ. WIZ. WBZA, WHAM,
kDkA. kYW. WEBC.
. y. m.-Republlcan National
WRC. WEEI, vito. WAR.
WTAG. WCSH. VIII. WGY. WGH.
WHAS. KOA, WCCO, kVOO.
WSM. VINO. voc. WFAA. WHO
KPRC, WISH, WOW. WOAI. WIT.
$3.50 p. m.-Swanee River Pro-
gram. New York. WEAF. WRC,
etc.. Maxwell House Hour. New
York, WIZ. WBZ. WBZA. WBAI.,
WHAM. KDkA. WJR. WIN
KYW. KWK. wTMJ. KSD, WRHM.
voc, WHO. WDAF, kvOO.
VINO, WISH. WHIT. KOA. WOW
WEBC. WAX.
10 p. m.-HaIsey stuart Hour.
New York. WEAF. WRC. WEEI.
VITO. WAR, WTAG, WCSH,
WEI. WGY. NGR, WCAE. WWJ,
webb, WTMJI KSD, WRHM,
voc, WHO. WOW. KVOO.
WFAA. WOAI, WHAS, VINO.
WSB. WHIT. WDAF. KOA. WTAM.
MicheIln Hour. New York, WIZ,
WBZ. WBZA. WBAL, WHAM,
KDKA. WJR, KYW, kWK.
WREN, WI.W.
1890 p. m.-BIue Danube
Nights, New York. WIZ. WBAL,
WJR. KYW.
IL p. m.-Slumber Music, New
York. WIZ. WRC. VINO, WTMJ.
DANCE MUSIC
1850 y. m.-PaIais d. Or DR.
cliestra. New York, WRC (489l.
and WEAF 1927.
1880 p. m.-Park Central Or
chestra. New York. WEAF 1927.