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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-28
MONDAY

MONDAY
Mrs. David Allerdice, 1924 N.
Delaware ST., will be hostess for
the Review Club. 1.-THE Kings
Henchman," 1.-THE Witch" and
"Footlights and SpotlightS," will be
reviewed.
William F. Landers, Jr., will talk
on Ladies of France" at the In
dianapolis Literary Club.
The Vincent c. L. S. G. will en-
terrain husbands and friends at the
home of Mrs. Charles Railsback,
1923 N. Illinois St.
TUESDAY
The Inter Ala Clue will observe
guest day at Blue Triangle Hall.
Mrs. Charles Binkley, 5445 N.
Pennsylvania ST., will be hostess
for the Alpha Eta Latreian Club.
Mrs. Noble Ropkey will review the
Pulitzer prize play.
William G. White will talk on
Oddities of Colonial Legislation"
at the Century Club at the D. A. r.
house.
THURSDAY
The Aftermath Club will observe
Daughters day at the home Of Mrs.
G. A. Mueller, 1908 Carrollton Ave.
The Thursday Lyceum Club will
meet with Mrs. D. M. Baker, 3847
Ruckle st. Mrs. j. L. Fish will
review From Immigrant to In
ventor"
Mrs. Grace Linn Sandy, 1894
Sutherland Ave, will be hostess for
the North Side Study Club. Mrs.
William T. Smith will talk on
american Women in Art" and
Mrs. Harry E. CRUDE on American
Women in Politics"
Mrs. H. S. Gudgel, 118 E. Forty
Sixth ST., will entertain the Ladies
Federal Club.
The Pierian Study Club will meet
with Mrs. G. R. Lewis, 1741 e.
Fifty Second ST., when Mrs. w. D.
Carey will review David Copper
f1eld,' and Mrs. T. D. Hoover will
review Robbins and Rowe Gram
mar Text"
FRIDAY
Mrs. Albert L. Rabb and Mrs.
Harriet Blanton will read papers
before the Indianapolis Woman's
Club at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. S. M. Unger, 2219 N. Penn
sylvania ST., will entertain the
Woman's Advance Club. Mrs. j.
w. Bend will talk on California
Missions" and Mrs. L. D. Owens
on Hollywood and the Movies"
The Irvington Fortnightly Club
will meet with Mrs. Ida Billman,
329 Burgess Ave-, with Mrs. L.
Richardson assisting. Miss Martha
Cunningham will talk on Decor
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Dinner Tonight
6rPrinCibaLS i'm
Wedding Tonight

Mr.. and Mrs. William j. Shafer,
29O1 N. Meridian ST., will entertain
tain at dinner this evening at the
Indianapolis Athletic Club in honor
of their niece, Miss Ada Payne,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gavin L.
Payne, and Fritz Remshardt, whose
marriage will take place Monday
evening.
The tables will have appointments
in yellow and blue, the bridal colors,
and will have bowls of spring flow
ers. Tapers in those colors tied with
tulle will light the tables.
Covers will be laid for
Miss Payne, Mr.. Remshardt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shafer, Mr.. and Mrs. Payne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Shafer of Evanston. Ill,
Mr.. and Mrs. John James Cooper. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Haerle. Mrs. Jeonnette Payne
Bowles. Miss Elizabeth Irwin, Keokuk. Ia.
Miss Hope Pfafflin, Miss Evelyn Barnes,
Miss Mary Elizabeth Powell, Miss Maria
Haueisen. William Jungclaus, William
Kothe. Frederick Payne and Fritz Wetsel.
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Tri-DeJt Pledge Dance

Miss Marjorie Brownlee is gen.
eral chairman of the pledge dance
of Delta Delta Delta Sorority of
Butler University, to be given next
Saturday at Meridian Hills Country
Club. Miss Mildred Sullivan is
chairman of programs; Miss Kath-
crime zimmerachied, decorations;
Miss Martha Hill, invitations and
Miss Janice Ryan. faVors. .s.ss..
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He'll Study Club

The Heyl Study Club will meet
Tuesday in the club rooms at the
Y. w. G. A. Current events will
be given by members. Mrs. o. N.
Moore will talk on "Old Virginia
and Her Neighbors." Mrs. F. P.
Woolery will give a book review;
Mrs. c. F.. Neu and assistants, Mrs.
John S. Macy, Mrs. Albert Alex
ander, George B. Elliott, Mrs. Clay
ton Ridge and Mrs. v. Sharritts
will portray Social Culture at the
Turn of the Century"
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}. A. r. CHAPTER TO
INSTALL OFFICERS

Reports of chapter officers and
committee chairmen will be given
at the regular meeting of the Caro-
line Scott Harrison chapter D. A.
R. Thursday at 2:30 p. M, at the
chapter house. The new officers will
be installed.
Mrs. Charles A. Pfaff1in is in
charge of the musical program and
Mrs. Lucius o. Hamilton and Mrs.
Eugene H. Darrach will be host
eSSeS.
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Beta .DeZphinn Chapter

The Beta Delphian chapter will
meet in the Fletcher American
Bank Bldg, Thursday at GAS a. m.
Mrs. F. E. Schulmeyer will have
charge of the program on English
art, artists and art galleries. She
will be assisted by Mrs. A. M. Alex
ander, Mrs. F. E. Williamson, Mrs.
Tyler oglesbZ and Mrs. Cyril 0ber.
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CLUB MEETINGS NEXT WEEK

alive Metal Work" and Mrs. George
M. Cornelius on Printing Craft"
Mrs. Henrietta Dillen, 1919 N.
Meridian St., will be Culture Club
hostess. Mrs. Rudolph Miller will
talk on Whispering Galleries"
SATURDAY
Mrs. George Alig, Jr., and Mrs.
Fred G. Lorenz will entertain the
Saturday Afternoon Literary Club.
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,elVe the small guestS:
SOTOritU PGrt7y

Phi Gamma Chi Sorority will
have card party at p. m. Tues
day, at the Lumley tea rooms, 1549
N. Meridian st. Mrs. George Mills
paugh is in charge assisted by Mrs.
Paul Lang and Mrs. Paul Brown.
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Trio. Hnrpist PrO0r011

The Marott Trio will give the
following program Sunday at 2:3O
p. m, at the hotel for guests and
their friends, with Ruin Rainier
Nesser, harpist, as ASST sting artist.
Tango in D" ............,......Alb eniz
ny Vne brooK ...;......,....B oiSdeHre
Trio
'Priere'' A. Hasseimans
La Source .................. "A. label
Russian Folk Melody" .... Aolf Hass
"Polichinelle" ................. Kreisler
"Old Refrain" ,..,......K reisler
"DanSe Orientale" ,....C adv
Japanese Sunset" .Deffen
Ruth Rainier Nessler
Londonderry Air. ,....,,.,..,K reisIer
"Syncopation" ................... Kreisler
Trio
Songs You Like. -. Arranged by r. R. N.
Ruth Rainier Nessler
0SASNVAVA sssssssss 49,. .ssstgsy~ss JoAnSbOu6
Trio .@4s.S ~
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HGIcuON Club

The Halcyon Club will meet Mon
day evening, at the Chamber of
Commerce Bldg. Miss Catherine
Healy acting as hostess.
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Columbia Clubs
Children s Party
TO Be Saturday

The Columbia Club will give it's
annual children's party next Satur-
day in the ballroom of the club
house. Leroy Carson and H. H.
Martin will assist the following
women, named by Mrs. Eleanor
Bookwalter Bliss, club hostess, to
receive the small guests:
Mesdames Charles w. Moores, ]. H.
Bear, Richard Hennessey, William eleven
ger. Wallace o. Lee, E. P Akin. Neal
Thurston, Bert Dingley, Carl Mote, Arthur
Wells, G.. M. Williams T.. N. Wynne,
Charles Bingham, Scion Carter, J. J. OAR
mody, D. I. Glossbrenner, Arch Grossman,
Thomas Kaufman, William P. Evans,
Elmer II. Jose, John Owens, George S.
Olive, w. H: Remy. Donald Test, David
E. Swain and Carl Wilde.
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The executive board met Tuesday
evening and elected the following
officers: President, Mrs. J. A. Cam
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IndorSerS to Meet

The monthly meeting of the In
diana Indorsers of Photoplays will
meet at 10 a. m. tuesday,, at the
Fletcher-American Bank, ~s ,-s...,-.
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Fuuette Club

The Fayette Club will meet with
Mrs. G. D. Elliott, ALTO Carrollton
Ave, at p. m. Friday. The meet
ing will be devoted to welfare work.
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Wdr Mothers MeetiMn

Founders Chapter of the Ameri-
can War Mothers will meet in the
parlorS Of the Fletcher American
National Bank at 2 p. m. Tuesday.
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Club Hostess

Mrs. Paul Mathews, So N. Key
stone Ave, will be hostess for the
Swastika Club Thursday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Brown and
daughter, Winifred, are spending
the weekend in Logansport.
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T. treasurer of the local
branch is chairman of finance for the convention.
Zmmeachied chairman of decorations Miss
invitations the pledge of Delta Delta Delta
Sorority University Saturday night the Meri
Hills Country Club.
E Pauline
April Neeves,
Central
marriage, Geider Vertha
Lively daughter Mrs Tolbert Lively
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F. president the Womans Auxiliary the
Druggists Chapter which
spring at the E Club Mrs Lloyd
chairman Of the party.
Wedde the recently elected president Of the Indian
Association University which
acting the State convention at Hotel Lincoln
Friday Saturday.
when visiting Friday after
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
Borough Chief of Queens
 Resigns His Position

Now York. April . Pt-Maurlct r.. connolly, Nhos" administration ot inc borough ot queens has h""n un- der iny"stie e3tlon on charges ot IT. rcc,laritjos in S16,noo,uno worth ot sewer ronStrurtion, today had rc" signed as borough president.
 His resignation followed retnSai rf th, board of cstiuatc Of New ' orlN city io approprlJ'" HJo",'"' for his dRteUSc against fh" charges. A AhIch had been brought hy Ald"r- man C;eorgo |. Harvey of Queens.
 Mr. Connollys administrator had been under investigation by order ot Governor Alfred r. smith. who had appointed special nVes'iEail"n last December.
 In his announcement that h" WI rcsigning Mr. i'onnullN said tn necessary expenses of hts dcf"n" would be much greater than h. could bear.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
PACIFIC COAST IS
 IN GRIP OF STORM
Heavy Damage, Shipping in Dan'
 Ser-Hish Winds Blowing

Portland Ore. April 5 tUP) - No abatement was promised today in the storm that has whipped The northwestern coast, endanSerlnG ocean traffic and sending stream to flood proportions.
 Four vessels today were reported in danger. several rivers were re- ported running bank high, air mail traftic has been stopped and rail- road delays were current. Weather foreCasters said there Was posslbll- ivy of more rain which might send the rivers out of their banks and bring damage 10 the fertile farm lands of the district.
 The three vessels in danger arc tho sailing schooner K. Y. krusc. the schooner Helen E. Sterling and the lumber steamer J. Nettleton,
 The kruso and Sterling were in Hanger Sunday but were aided by coast guard tugs. The Kruso, how ever, broke away from its tug and was reported at tho mercy Of the high breaking seas. There was fear for the welfare Of the crew as tho provisions of the vessel were knows 10 he light.
 The Sterling was brought 10 striking distance of the port where high winds battered 1t back and il was reported drifting past the mouth Of the river.
 The Nettlcton was reported fight ing heavy seas off Cape RlauCo. There were 3o men aboard and the owners of the vessel said the ship carried a s9oo. .ooo cargo Of lumber. One part Of tue cargo. loaded at Everett. Wash, shifted and was washed into tho ocean. This part was valued al s35.ooo i, was re- port cd.
 The Willamette and other rivers through the state were reported running at flood stage. Additional rains may take them out Of their banks and the forecasts for most of tho river area was for additional rreCipit ation. \ crest of 16 feet was ' FAl'flff1 t1 lllF w ll|JIllf''t v loJHN. Five sailors from th" Siuslaw life saving station have hecn adriit in an open boat for almost two days. They were sent 10 aid q Nos- sol reported in distr"ss and their boat has been fighting the rolling waves ever since
 The steam schooner Ernest II. Meyer radiood the Mack"y- Federal wireless station last night saving she was in distress two miles south of inc Columbia river. The Nrssrls s commander said every cffort was being made to reach tho river en- trance.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
CHAUNCEY DEPEW ILL
at-Ncar-Did Railroad Official Con- fined to Hi> Home NHh a severe ',II
( old.

Now York. April ; -Chaunccy VI. popcW NaS confined 10 his bed todar suffering from a cold. The a. year old chairman of th" board ot directors of the New York tcntral railroad suffered a slight chill while coming tn New York last week from S1. Petersburg, Fla, and rise m his tomp'ratur, yesterday caused pr. H. ym3n Hooker, his personal phy- Sirlan. 10 call in medical Consultan'S. pr. Hooker, however, said his con- dition gave no reason for alarm. MT. Dopew had planned to attend the re publican national convention at Kansas City in June. 1io missed the Cleveland convention in 1924, tho first onn he had failed 10 attend sine" 1&NN.
 Ho has bocn subject during fh" last few years 10 oCCaSlon3l colds and throat troubles which have in torCcroJ with his pubic speaking. lie nas always won't to rall h1s speaking engagements his "rccrth-
 ion'
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03

bridge 7-WIP's roll call: birt hday list: Nio
 lin duet: piano duet lh-Emo and Gllda. Gray n, 40-rooGau's dance orchestra l1:1p-l\entner's dance orchestra
 s6O-WOO, Philadephia-34O 5--WOO Trio
 74O-WFI. Philadelphia-4O5 { So-Adelphla Whispering orch. 7-Noters service Same as WEAF
 t1O0-WPG, Atlantic City-2.3 6 45-Organ recital: news flashes ,:"5-Dlnner concert / 4J-FoNlcr's Playground High
 lights I-pebut night \ So pctroIt'Ts dance orchestra 9--Ilall Dual trio 1n--petroiterS' dance orchestra t1-panCc orchestra
 .9U-NGi, schenectatl,-3S0 f. stock reports. news G:Sh-Dlnner music 7--Samn as WEAF Musical program a-Sa me as WEAF l1:%o--J. Baldwin. orEanlst, an,
 Dorothy Ora kelley. So}olst t2- shea s symphony orchestra
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
DEFEATS POLICEMAN

Ilford England April . 'Pt--ln q rousinE four round fight, \lscoun' I<nebNor'h. 25 year old son and heir of the Earl of Ll'ton, last night defeated Policeman Bone, q young ,nudon hobby.
 uchNorth, "olt"r"'lght, pre- ylous1y had lChi"N"d 3 reputation a.a an amateur boxer. He was too fast for Bone. who although a nov ice. was not inrNp"rt when II con"f 10 exchanging blows with the repro sentative of th" nobility.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
MONTREAL ELECTION
Ne,lcric Martin Iail> of Reelection to Position as Mayor Of Famous Canadian City.

Montreal Quc,, April ! 'F'-- Medoric Martin, for years the leader of a powerful political tactlcn of Montreal, today had lost his race fo' reelection as mayor by majority of .o,e00.
 He was defeated in yesterdays, voting by Can1illen Houdc, former conservative member of the quebec legislature.
 The outstanding issue Of the cam ralgn was the proposed purchaS" oi inc Montreal Water and Power Company. Mayor Martin faN ored purchase of the company at $l4,- poo. 900. 3 price which hls opponent contaNdcd was too high.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03

the Mld1lctoWn leaders in the Mid dictoNn High school last night.
 The New Britain team Was chosen from the Rosebud Achievement club, of which Miss June Bentz is the leader. The team members were Sophie and Mary krawicz The New Britain girls competed in their demonstration with teams from Waterbury, Hartford and Colches- ter.
 The demonstrations were going on al tue same timc that talks on the work were being given by field workers. Mrs. II. C. Warner and N. w. T, Squire of the New Brit ain Foundation spoke. The New Britain girls were the first to com plcte their project among tho demonstration teams.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
WOMAN AT EXECUTION
Female Lawyer Accompanies Her Two Clients to the GuillOtinc in France.

Paris, April tP'-For the first time in the history of France woman lawyer assisted at an eNecu- ton today.
 Madame Erich accompanied her clients. Ziuzouk and PaChoNski, two Poles, 10 the suiliotinc, The eNecu- tiou vas the first in Paris in q long time and, as required by law. il Was held in public on the Boulevard Arago near the gates ot the sante prison.
 Madame Erich talked to the men 10 the end in their own tongue and then hurried away after the knife foil, avoiding the crowd of the cur ious. She said later that she had been Tremendously moved by the guillotlning.
 The condemned men were guilty of seven murders and homicidos and scores Of thefts. Since they were un- a he to speak French, they chose Madame Erlich as their attorney be- cause she was of Polish descent and spoke their language.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
BOOTH HEIRS IN POOL
Two Given Power of Attorney for 10 Year Period to Manage Prop crty in This City.

William II. Booth and Joseph C. Andrews, two of the heirs of Horace Booth estate, one Of the largest ever amassed in this city have been given the righ, of power of attor- ney by the other heirs
 According to deeds filed in tho city clerks office, Mir. Booth and Mr. Andrews are given the disposi- ton of parcels of property in parts of the city as well as mort ga -cs. the total value Of which may amount 10 $1 900. .00n.
 The agents will have power for h years and will be allowed $500
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
ROY OF A LAYS AIN

Asheville. N. C., April 5 0@Slx year old Raymond Sluder could g,re no expla nat ton to police why he shot and killed his pretty l7 year old aunt. Mabel Sluder. at their home in the Juno section. Buncombe county. last night.
 The boy. authorities say, obtained his fathers shot gun while the girl was boring over school books and took aim. The charge severed the girls jugular vein.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
Eastern Stations
t020--NODA. patcrsol,-l..

t020-NODA, fat"rson-A 2"' a News; sport talk q-Ml-oWn Entertainers . 3o--Colonial Inn lot ed Entertainers 3o-Clifton Choral society
 ll2U--WNJ. \ewark-2Gs S.0t-Eohort Treat trio >.3o-- Mart Ina Bedding, pianist S:hn-Rillv Jordan, Melody Man o-Ameriran- Eumani9n program
 t12O-WGCP. Ncwark-26S Home Show Entertainers ; 3o--"alIce From Wonderland lN-Sadar. crystal eaz"r 10:3o-Sil,er-N oic"d tenor il--orCheStra
 .30-MLIT, Ph'ladelpi,ia-t", l News, dramatic and lnDSl" crlil' .%a--Chlldron' Twilight Hour 4.%5-ArCa5la concert orchestra
 s3O-WIP. PhiiaJclphia--3W G Tn- Ease ball talk. dr3ma'lr revue G,.n-Ecrnar9 Brown. contract
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03

$ year. but they must sign . bond for $lo.ooo. The heirs who have assigned the care of their property are Charlton H. Booth of Stamford. A. Louise Booth of New Haven. lingham, Wash, Florence B. An drews of this city, Joseph C. An drcws of this city and William H. Booth of this city. All have agreed to pool their shares.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
Junior Achievement In
 MjddletOWn Exhibition

The New Britain Junior Achieve ment Foundation provided the fca- ture demonstration team in an cA- hihition put on for Inc h"nch' o!
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03

1 s:45-'city Planning to Nee. In
 creased Traffic ! 9-Barhizon recital: Ma bel Garrison 1 soprano: Judsou symphony orch | 10-Studio program | News: weather report 1 l1:o5-Faul Specht's orchestra .8O-WHN-395 1-Lorney Young, contralto ! 3:15-Joe LaNauN. solos 5:So-Barr and Davis, harmony 5:45--Joe parls. melody man 6-Eeform Eahhls' association 6:$o--keen ensemble 1-1celand dance orchestra 7:30-Will Oahland's Chateau N.i0--Don Roberts, tenor l":c5-Poems by \. T. c. lH:S0-Club Jacks orchestra li-Tommy Gott's orchestra Il:30-Charles Strickland's $ orch.
 .6o-WPAP-3sa S--rhree Little Sachs A:%0--"Thc Cavaliers S,S0--"Cookie." Sunshin, Girl ln-NcNs flashes
 s1o-NMCA-3.0 5--NlIson synCopatorS 5:So-f'raDces Spor. songs S-OawalN Willard, Current Events I %o-Trsvel"rs' entertainment a--EaIlo Stores Radlodlsns a:3o-Craur Advertisement Fordham dance orchestra fn:2n-Joe Wards orchestra McAlpincors' dance orch, s10-WLWL-370 6-PalIiSt League hour 6:oa-Marle Hauth. soprano :cu--St Cecilia ensemble ! 5 .45-"Ceremonies of Holy Week --Commonweal hour 7:05--Constantino kazls, baritone -:I5-1oseph MartuCci, organ :. 7.So-"Timcly Topics" Michael N'l- Hams ! : ta-Op"ra selections | SG0--NGBN-340 | ! G0--MaI belle Taylor, Baxter Lord, duets; Professor Guest, "PsychoI oEy' | 6-lncle Gee Bee 1 Robert Andrews, fruor ,;4o--Winifred Harlow You Ana l 1yzed 1 ,;5o--Humbert Pennlno, 'rumpeter S-S ayler's "Footlight and Lamp | lg*t' ! S:15--United Parents Exposition l ;So-Nsdine Friedman, saAophonc 1 church male quartet S.5o-Fay Fnrheck pianist l g-Arsteur boxing bouts from
 Friars' club. Blow hy blow dcscrlp-
 tons
 a.O-WPCH-326 1 >--Gern1an lesson
 a:So--Elno Russ, pianist e-Poets' Corner
 f :l5~Bill White. songs ( 30 Mac sims. uknlcls ! [ 4a-Poriralt Gallery
 s2o-WRNY-3:6 l 7--"French Hunor," Y. Ersl>lnc i .:oa Vincent Bach, trumpetcr l 1:15--l.yna Donnaz soprano 7:Sh-Eurt Andrews. tenor 7:45--"Can We Reach Mars ?" 1 S-Edison hour of muslc
 '--Geoffrey O'Hars, Who's Who if l Music Alb Dr. John Wolfe, baritone 9:3o-'New Radio Cycle,' Germs. hack 45-Wesley Porinoff ensemble lo:1 5--Persian Garden
 1o: 43-Bob Mcdonald, Ukule'e Hammers Entertainers, orch.
 asO-NABC-3Oy i5.5o-Buchwald's children's hour Sterling Conaway's orchestra 6:3o-Norge Trio
 1.ol--AmeriCa Banking asSocla'loI 7:l5--J. topping"r. pianist
 7;So--MsN Chopnick. Jaw
 7:45--'TNo Drops of Scotch'
 S:o1-Harry Fuckers orchestra 2:o2--Cook book series 'a:l5--Wilson and Addy. songs a:3o--"Brooklyns Open Spac"s' ?:4o-ColoIial Male Quartet Waldorf Astoria orchestra ll-Hal Levin's orchestra
 1O3O-WGL-291 6.o5- Elnnor" RUss. composer G:oo-- Nanion, Gordon. Jentos. song :So-Shirlev and Juliet. duets 6.45-'h"Ster Gilligan, baritone u. I. |. music series
 1:So-Anna Russo, "I'alian Episod" 14a--N Voice of New York hour N-Columbla | String quartet N.%n-InfeCtions Eye Allment' . S;A5--E Erandfcld instrumental nov
 city
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
YOO--NBL, spriusheid-333

f-- Tlmr and weather h.u2 Bert poian and orchestra G:.;u--Ners G 6 .Sf-Bert pclsu and orchestra ,--- Musical program .S"-rs ptaiu Percy F. Creed So-- Musical program -S-DrCh"stra ra and quintet a.%o-''S Seven Last Words of Christ g. Musical program i0-Time and news losU5-MaS Iides and his uhc I0slS-Chst FrcSi and his Eosto-
 mana
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
130-NICt, Erid.cpori-.66

t- Time 6:e1 Merchants Hour 1- W"atI.r forecast ..U --~I 'ut"u service 1:2u-Th. "prop,lIer cub" program >- studio program N;%o--lda h. Sp"ar. Sopano; Jane
 Chapman. routratio T Eridg"rort fl"Ctrlcai orch "::"-S Sfudl" program
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
snn-WDEC, New Ha,eu-@6S

.-. Merchants Nus'rai Period o-&n-Thfai.r Review and news
 i-A0ltrIra# tlonr broadcast r. pmn'c muSgy ,.@p- Headings and play by pupils
 of Nis, r.. Noos
 N.- 'onrert by Nov haNeu High
 Nonls orchestra t,@u Brahms club program 20 tT.4th1r .sFtrrt
New Britain herald., 1928-04-03
New England States
SGn--N ne. Hsr,forl--JS6

. -5-Iimc news and weather . st'-N Nal1orf- Astoria dinner music
 Talk. "Nh4r Congress is Doing. '
 'harl-s l; Ross; Democracy at Work. l'r"j ESSary , 5r-Ml,sic program rem \EC,
 studios >-DeNin- and l',eluc T,ano Cap"rs >,So-NocaI selections from NEG studios
 n--LiE'' OYar9 srrlrs-Nannlns- EoNyW-H "uIr,rt
 >rmar5'e Slj%ur Gti Banjo club lr--E,limoe iNl;tr Ia-@o-N orrhy Hills daaco orch, [ linn. rl,rfrS and weather