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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-19

services held in the church Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dollas Borkman and
daughter DAugherty, called at Art
Bjorhus's Friday evening.
Geo. Christianson left Saturday
for Minneapolis, where he will
spend some time visiting relatives.
Quite q few Of the young people
from this neighborhood attended the
party given at the B. F. Paslay home
Saturday evening.
Clifford Birkeland and Joe Rise,
who have been actin. as jurymen
ut Bismarck, returned home Satur-
day. Mr.. Rise returned to Bismarck
Mr.. and MR.. M. ]. Brenden and
daughter Rubie,. spent Sunday' eve
ming at John Birkeland's.
Alfred Arneson and son Helmer,
spent a few days transacting bust
ness 1t, Bismarck last week.
The Alfred Arneson and Algot
Dravland families, spent Saturday
evening At Seymour Arneson's.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Dollas Barkman
spent Monday evening" at JoceRise's.
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Schrunk

Anton Novy went to Regan Mon.
Lid, George and John Iolan visit.
ed at the Joe Novy home Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Marchant
visited 1t the Fred Smith home
Wednesday afternoon.
Andrew and Wilbert Meters call
ed on Leroy Marchant Thursday
James Novy has been in Wilton
having. some dental work done this
week.
Fred Smith was . Wing shopper
Wednesday.
Rose Ryan was on the sick list
Lom mn Nov.k was . Wing caller
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schulz are
the proud parents Of . baby boy
born Thursday, Jan. IL.
Mrs. Ed Nolan called at the
Henry Schulz home Thursday.
Henry Schulz called on the Ed
Nolan home Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Wentz called
at her parents home Friday even.
ing:
The Sunday evening callers ut the
r. G. Marcia t home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Meters and children,
Marcella, Andrew, Vivian and
Harold, and John Witt.
John Witt called at the Marchant
home Friday evening.
John Witt called ct his parental
home Friday evening.
The Meters children called 1t the
VIM. Witt home Friday evening.
Henry Fancy called 1t the Law
yer home Thursday evening.
Luells, lilly, Clarence and Floyd
Wentz spent Sunday afternoon at
the Meters home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fode and family
attended the dance, show and has.
ketball game in the Wing opers
house Friday night.
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Ghylin

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Urback re-
turned to their home south of Regain
Saturday evening after spending the
past week in Bismarck.
Erick Engelbretson returned ) his
home after spending a day in Bis
lmarck.
Mrs. E. ]. Englebretson and chill
dren were callers at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. August Lundberg.
There was a party dance at the
Oscar Landerholm home Saturday
evening. Quite number from this
vicinity attended.
Charlie Keator will return to his
home after doing Fred Urback's
chores during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Krause and
children, Esther and August and
Reuben and Ella were callers at
Wilton visiting friends.
Miss Clara .Krause spent Satur-
day and Sunday at her home near
Regain. She has been employed at
Bertel's restaurant at Wilton for
the past three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Krausc and
children, Ella, Esther and August
spent Sunday evening at the Fred
Ehnes home.
A Christian Endcavor party was
given at the August Krause home
Friday evening. The party was
given in honor of Hazel Rhines,
Gladys Granting and Charlie Colip,
their birthday being in the month Of
January.
Reuben krause was a caller at
the home of Arthur Reiling, east
of Wilton, Sunday.
Marie Selahn attended the party
at Landerholm's Saturday evening
Miss Ella Funston spent the week.
end with Miss Rose Hollstein at the
parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ehnes and
family attended the party at the
A. J. Krause home Friday evening
Among those who attended the
party at the A. j. Krause home
were: Marie, Harland and George
Schilling, Ella Lundberg, Altar
Westerman, Marvin Rupp, Mavin
Ain, and Vernon Anderson, Gladys
Canning, Charlie and Edith Colip
Hazel and Bernice Rhines, Bernieta
Brenniese, Clara Rierson, Ella Fun.
ston, Miss Rose Hollstein, Vernon
Granting, and Marvin Hendrickson
Nels Aim is spending the week
end at Bismarck.
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his product. Recently he received
large order for guinea pigs from
the Mayo Bros. clinic 1t Rochester,
linn. Tho shipment was made
Friday.
Burt Buckley Is the owner Of Z
fine new six tube cabinet radio
purchased . short time ago from .
local dealer. This il one Of the
best radios on the market and Mr..
Buckley together with his family
are taking great enjoyment out Of
the set these long evenings.
Robert and Lily MacLean, who
are attending high school in Bis
marck, spent their Christmas vacs.
ton with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex MacLean.
| Mrs. Chris Mills has moved from
her capital city home to the home
Of her son, Henry Mills, where she
will probably spend the remainder
Of the winter.
August Hogue is enjoying the
comforts Of I brand new cutter
built and designed by Mr.. Hougc
himself, who is an expert mechanic.
Norman Stewart, who has farmed
in partnership with Claud Houser
during the past years, will soon
take over the management Of his
brothers farm in Missouri town.
ship. He will operate and conduct
this farm for 4 period Of 1T least
one year. In connection with farm.
ing he will continue in the sheep
o. 6. Davenport Of stewartsdale
had a carload Of coal shipped in
last week. He was soon relieved Of
what portion Of the fuel he did not
ned himself by farmers who took
advantage of the short haul.
Nellie Hanson. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Knute Hansen, Is reported
to be in a very serious condition in
a Bismarck hospital. She appear.
ed to be recovering nicely from
typhoid fever whcl( she suddenly
had a relapse, sinking back into
state Of unco. sciousness. The many
friends of the family hope for .
change for the best in her condi-
ton.
Otto johnson, . former resident
Of Stewartsdale, is spending the
winter at the Shorty Craig home
in Emmons county.
Robert Woodland and William
Williams transacted business In the
capital city recently.
| Harold Irvine is spending the
winter with relatives in Washing
ton. He expects to return to North
Dakota with the coming Of spring.
Alex -1acLean and sons, Vernon
and Alex, Jr., have completed drill
ing a we'll at their home. Walter
in abundance was reached at .
depth of about 80 feet.
il lIr. and Mrs. John Stewart OF
Missouri township are expecting
Mrs. Stewards mother and brother
) from Regain Wednesday. Mrs. A.
J. Stewart expects them to spend
some time at her home also.
I Burt Buckley had some trouble
with his well recently. He was as
!. sisted in getting it in order by
Hughie McMurrick and Don Nichol.
son.
Irvine Reid is contemplating
moving on to his farm west Of
Menoken early in t.e spring. He
will also continue to farm the
George WEIGH farm which he now
occupies. Mr.. Reid has been max
ing rapid strides toward prosper
ity during recent years, which Il
undoubtedly due to hard work and
good management.
Fred Hogue Of Emmons county
called on friends in Telfor town
ship Thursday.
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Mr.. A. H. Helgcson. local attor.
ney. spent Friday and Saturday in
Bismarck where he was trying
cases in district court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Westerman
motored to Bismarck on Sunday
where they were guests at the j.
H. Newton home.
E. w. Fox. field representative
for the Bank of North Dakota,
spent several days in Regain last
week attending to business mat
tiers.
Work on the American Legion
bungalow is progressing nicely. The
structure is now nearly inclosed
and the logs for the outside walls
are being fitted in place, present.
ing an unusually artistic appear.
ance.
]. D. Wilson and ]. S. Penner at
tended the dance given in the new
town hall at Wing on Friday eve
ming.
J. 4. Jones, the Alta merchant and
postmaster, was transacting bust
ness in Regain on Tuesday.
A. L. Garnes transacted business
in Bismarck over the weekend, re-
turning Saturday evening.
Myron Knowles and Geo. Pcip.
korn, Wing business men, transact
ed business in Regain on Monday.
Philip Schulz was q passenger
to Bismarck on last Thursday where
he transacted business and took in
the tractor school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Tourtlotte and
daughter Frances motored to Will
ton on Sunday where they were
guests 1t the B. B. Bartholomew
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lundberg mo.
tored to Wilton on Monday, return
ing in the evening,
n. F. Dimond returned from St.
Paul on Thursday evening where he
had gone with shipment Of hogs
He reports . great deal more snow
toward the Twin Cities than in these
psrts of the country and says il
looks like real winter down there.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Olson were
Regain callers on Tuesday, driving
into Regain by auto. They report
the roads fairly good out that way.
Richard Adams, who has To-
some time been working ct the E
]. Engelbretson farm, Is spending
some time in Regan st the Bracket
hotel.
Paul Greensn, W. 8. Oder and H
B. GIN, who have been serving u
jurors during the present term o
district court in Bismarck, return
ed to Regain on Saturday morning.
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Painted Woods

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Brown enter
tanned several Of their relatives and
friends at an eight o'clock dinner
Saturday evening. Those that were
Lang and children, Mrs. Tom Nor.
gon, who is spending a few days at
the Lang home, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown, Mr.
and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld, Mrs. Els
berg, Edwin Lillefjeld, Mr.. and Mrs,
Andrew Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Han.
nifield and children, Mr.. and Mrs
liver Erickson and children and Mr.
Nels Erickson. All present report
q very good time.
Dan johnson and Lester Brown
were callers in Wilton Saturday.
Mrs. Arthur Damstrom called or
Mrs. VIM. Brown Saturday morn.
ing.
Veran Peterson called at the A. r
Brostron home Sunday afternoon
Dave Boat had Sunday dinner al
the Andrew Nelson home.
The Hannifield girls returned Il
their rooms in Wilton Sunday eve
ming. School reopens again aftel
the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Lillefjeld and
Edwin Lillefjeld called at the Ivel
Erickson home Monday. Alvil
Lang also called 1t the Erickson
home Monday.
Mrs. Alvin Lang and Mrs. Ton
Morgan went to Price to take til.
train for Bismarck, where they viii
spend q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. liver Erickson an,
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Da,
johnson had dinner at the VIM
Brown home Sunday.
Bill German made trip to Wilton
Fred and Joe Brown have bee
weeks. They are doing the worl
for Frank Swanke.
Iver Erickson Wa busy pickinI
corn Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Lang and Mr..
Tom Morron called 1t the Fran
Erickson home Sunday evening.
Elias Lillefjeld visited Of the OF
LillefjeN hons Sunday.
i 4r. and Mr.. Joe Brown called Z
the VIM. Brown home Wednesds
/ NJ. and Mr.. Ohasles Hannifjel
wese eal)ers ID Wilton Monday.
i Emery Johuson helped Wu
| Brown butcher On Tuesday.
Il Lester Blown and Walter Wai
din&ton ore busy hauling wood I'll
!, week.
Il N. aud Mr.. VIM. Brown, Lest
Il Brown, Waltsr Waddington, NJ. On
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Rock Hill

Clarence Kettleson was q Regan
caller on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gordon and
son and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lander
holm and daughter Burnett were
guests Of Oscar Landerholm' Sum
day:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Little and
family spent q pleasant evening at
Tuesday. A luncheon was served.
Chas. Our .nd Merrill Lindsey
were Regain callers on Monday.
Leo Sheldon called at Walter
Schmansky's on Monday.
J. F. Little was . Regan business
taller on Tuesday.
Miss Helen Seibel assisted Mrs.
Willard Diamond with housework
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Baiey and Laurence were
passengers to Wilton on Tuesday.
A. Mccoy was a Regan caller on
Wednesday.
H. G. Taylor called on Harry Nc.
Cullough Tuesday evening.
Ernie Gordon called 1T S. b. o.
sons on Wednesday.
Joe Wegemsn is very i'll 1T his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry MCCULLOUGH
and family were guests Of the J. F.
Little home Thursday evening. The
evening was spent in listening to
the radio.
Andrew Kolb was = Regain Gale,
on Monday.
were Regain callers on Tuesday.
Mill Mccullough called 1t hi
brother, Rays, on Wednesday.
Ruth Little spent Thursday q
the Ray Mccullough home. Mr.
Mccullough did some sewing FOL
The county grader has seen goins
from Wilton. 70 Wing opening III
tho roads. The roads are good Il
Wilton now.
IS: ,. Olson wss : Reean calls1
on Tuesday.
stephen Monroe called ct ". a
xolb's on Tuesday.
Fd. Hasche spent several day
la4t week at til Chas. Kueh home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Little IN
/ Phyllis visited ct Mrs. +. Kolb'
1 1htstoday a1tofnoon.
s6eevic. J were held .. the school
ho:reo Friday AFTERNOON conducte
- Re-. Ao4oou of Bismarck. III
46llo9iKe children were BAPTIZED
& -. Lovo0 and Ciey1es Rascht
[eoJey 0reenan, Phyllis Little IN
~ ~ Mr.. c. o. Kettlsso
,s s sszS 11IZ-- ~~S1nne - HnnnAe.,
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Welch's Spur

Leo Doppler visited at the home
q his sister, Mrs. Robert WEIGH,
Sunday.
After taking Clarence Doplcr and
Eva Alsbury to Menoken to take
the train back to Bismarck for
school. Randolph and Gerald Ais.
bury and Lawrence Doppler hunted
jack rabbits the remainder OF the
afternoon.
John Alsbury was home for the
weekend. He also returned to
town Sunday by Of the n. P. from
Menoken. Mr.. Alsbury Is serving
On the jury in Bismarck.
Robert Welch called at the home
Of his brother John Monday. dc
also called at Robert Bovd's.
Mr.. Knut Hanson repaired his
sled at Mr.. Boyd's place Monday.
Mr.. Hanson reports that his two
children, who are in the hospital
with typhoid, are recovering nicely.
John Craven and Irwin Reed broke
the road to Menoken Tuesday with
sled and a truck. Robert WEIGH
assisted them from his place. Mr..
Craven and Mr.. Reed ach took q
load Of coal homo with them.
Ed Doppler visited at the home ct
his daughter, Mrs. Robert WEIGH,
Tuesday. Mr.. Doppler has been on
the sick list the last few days.
Lawrence and Leo Doppler broke
the road from their home to Bob
WEIGHS place Tuesday. Mr.. Dop-
pier rode home with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and
father motored to Bismarck Tues
day. They had broken the road to
Warren's the day Before, and had
no trouble from there on.
Irwin Reed motored to Bismarck
Wednesday.
John Craven hauled grain ia
Menoken Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WEIGH, Mrs.
John Nieland, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto
Dorman, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Daven.
port, and Ed Doppler were callers in
Bismarck Wednesday.
The Snyder children were not st
school Wednesday, having killed
seven skunks with their feet the
night before. However, they were
IT school Thursday.
Mr.. Cameron called at the Dop-
pier home Monday. On his, way
home he stopped at Robert Welch's
10 have . couple Of batteries
Merwin Oder who works at the
Robert Boyd farm, broke q spring
in their car when retudning from
Mr.. Doppler's place Thursday eve
~;AA ~ v.oe1. .rn <nrr;t0., vns, -
on account Of having to drive Of
the prairie 80 much Of the way.
John Craven motcred to Bismarcl
Friday.
Gerald Alsbury hauled a sic,
load Of corn to Bismarck Thurs
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. welch mo
tored to the Applecreek school I,
take their daughter, Mrs. Edit
Bruce, home for the weekend Fri
day. Mr.. Welch got stuck in TIL
snowbank at Boyd school corne
both ways.
Mr.. and Mrs. John welch an
family and father. Oliver Welch
motored to Bismarck Friday.
Robert WEIGH and little son an
d-r~hter called at the Dopple
horse Friday. Lawrence Dopple
shipped ! number Of rabbit fur
from Menoken Friday.
Charles johnson has started haul
ing hay from this vicinity with hi
truck this week, SO the roads vii
be broken fairly well II no NOR
snow comes.
John Alsbury and daughter Ev
rame home by way Of the Sout
500 Saturday morning for tn
weekend.
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Alfred and Seymour Arneson left
Wednesday for Minneapolis, where
they will spend some time doctoring.
A few from this neigh Srhood At
tended the Sons of Norway meeting
at Driscoll Thursday evening.
Mrs. Alfred Arneson and family,
Mrs. Seymour Arneson and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Algot Dravland and
family, and valdenar Lem spent
Friday evening ct Joe Rise.
Selma Rise is spending . few days
with Josie Olson in TrygR township.
A fairly large crowd attended
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Steiber

Miss Mary Doyle, q teacher in
Wilson township, spent the week
end at the home Of her sister and
brother.in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Hickel
Delbert Olson was a visitor at
w. s. Oder's Friday evening.
Bill Hickel helped Beecher
Malone haul ice Tuesday.
A regular meeting Of tn school
board was held at the teachcragc
Tuesday evening.
Robert Palmer was q business
visitor in Regain Tuesday.
Mrs. c. L. Malone and Mrs. John
Carlson were among the members
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1923
Getting at VIM. Mickelsen's Thurs

meeting at VIM. Mickelsen's Thurs
day.
Leslie Coombs, Miss Hazel Jones
and tDelbert Olson were callers at
the Hickel residence Monday even
ing.
Feed Bcrgquist was q Regain
visit0r Thursday.
Beecher Malone was q caller at
the Hickel home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlson and
children spent Friday evening at
c. l.. Mnlone's.
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There were approximately $751;.
600 miles Of surfaced roads in the
United States at the beginning Of
1927.
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Hampton

Miss Frances Kopp, who has been
employed at the Flegel Hat shop at
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-01-19

A vacuum package 10 just 40
important for tea 40 II il for coffee
..for tea goes fiat and stale =. just like
coffee when packed In m ordinary tin
or cardboard box.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
One Thin Woman Gained 20 Pounds
 In Three Month,

The chief cause of underweight lowered vitality and strength a i'm proper assimilation of your food Your food doesn't get into the blood and give you the necessary nourish- ment.
 First correct this condition-then lovely shaped and developed legs, a body of superb curves and enchant- ing roundness. perfect health with an abundance of vitality will soon be yours.
 McCoy's Tablets are highly rec commended by science to put on pounds of firm. healthy hesh-to create energy and visor in sur prisingly short time.
 Miss Catherine Friel of Florida, writes: Il started taking McCoy's Tablets 3 months ago when I only weighed 10s pounds-Now I weigh 12S-My chest was 50 hollow and is filled out now"
 Mccoy takes all tho risk-Read this ironclad guarantee. If after taking 4 sixty cent boxes of McCoy's Tablets or 2 One Dollar boxes any thin. underweight man or woman doesn't gain at least i pounds and feel completely satisfied with the marked improvement in health your druggist Is authorized to return the purchase price.
 The name McCoy's Cod Liver oil Tah lets has been shortened-just ask fo' McCoys Tablets at the Fair Dept. Store or any drug store in America.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
EASTERN STATIONS

fO2O-WODA, PatersOn-284 5:5o-News: sport talk 9-Orchestra 9;15-Harry Finks music 9:30-The Nenetians 10-William Schlumpf, musicale 10:30-Mixed quartet 11-Colonial Rendezvous 11:30-Californians 112O-WGCP, Ncwark-26S 5-Harrison program 5:35-Popular program S-N. J. Road Horse Association Baudistel's orchestra: Imperial
 Imps; Minnette Teschke, Jimmy
 Shearer, others
 1l2O-WNJ, Newark-2eS 6-Radio Shop of Newark G:01-Helen Sternberg. pianist:
 Madeline Freeman, soprano G:30-The Happy Three 7-Dill for Governor Club
 S8O-WlP, Philadelphia-3is 6:30-Concert orchestra 7--Bedtime story; roll call S-Musical Shower 9-Newton Radio Forum 10-Harmony Kings 11-Whispering orchestra
 7iO-WFl, Philadelphia--lOo 6:45-Sports news 7:15-"Topics in Season" S-Same as WEAF
 11OO-WPG, Atlantic City-273 6:45-Organ recital 7:o5-Dinner music 7:45-Dance orchestra S:15-Evening organ recital 9:15-Musical half hour 9:45-Subway Boys 10-Orchestra 30-Dance orchestra
 79O-WGY, Sclcncctady-3SO G-Stock reports: news 6:30-Dinner music 7-"Footnotes, T. Arthur Cohen 6;3O-Dinner music 7;30-Outdoor talk S-Same as WEAF 1O:30-Musical program 11-Dance program recital
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
Food Grow. Hair
 on Bald Heads

Scientists have found that bald ness comes from lack of necessary food clements that the human hair requires. Foods found in Mother Earth grow, nourish and retain hair" says P. A. Thomas. 1896 America Fore Bldg, Chicago. the worlds leading hair specialist who operates over 70 treatment offices in the U. s. and Canada. He fur ther states that hair roots always stay alive and that in S5eo of cases where hair is falling or badness has set in, a growth of new hair can be had in short time by fol- lowing his simple directions. He will gladly explain his method with out cost to those interested in re- storing or saving their hair. Write him today.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
Three Dead in Storm
 In State of Maryland

Baltimore, Sept. 20 R-With three known dead and property damage which will mount into thousands of dollars. the full force of the wind and rain storm which swept eastern Maryland had spent it's force this morning. In its wake were swollen rivers and flattened crops. with possibility that the bill for damage would be augmented by flood waters.
 Late last night the Severn river overfowed its banks and had reach ed the highest point in the last ten years. It overtlowed the retaining wall at the United States Naval academy at Annapolis and flooded the campus.
New Britain herald., 1928-09-20
Through tie Static

7, Programs like that heard Tues
 day evening from the radio banquet at Astor hotel are few and far De- tween and those who failed to take
 hold of the opportunity. missed one of the best if not the best programs ever broadcast since radio broad- casting was inaugurated. To com ment on each and every artist who participated in this gigantic pro- gram would take time and large amount of space. All we can say then in a way of appreciation IS thanks for the glorious time and we don't know whether We would en- iov the banquet any better were We there. No artist or group of artlsts
 who took part can be singled out as
 deserving more credit than the ether. The selection was perfect and the performance splendid.
 A presentation entitled "Tintypes' will he broadcast over WEAF ana WTIC at 7.30 tonight in which the finding of collection of old tln- type photos. together with a descrlp- ton of the personages pictured thereon will be narrated to the ac- companiment of appropriate musl- cal numbers.
 A program of vocal selections W'th peaceful marine atmosphere sur
 rounding it. will be presented by male octet over the same stations at
 s o'clock. The program will begin with Bucks Sunset followed by Gericke's Autumn Sea, Coles Ashes of Roses Germans 'Or-
 pheus with His Lute,' and others.
 An all-Sousa program of band mu- sic will be presented by the united States Navy Band over WIZ and WBZ at o'clock. The program will