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New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

plainHj1lo hich school with tao cl.as of 1929. SH. was an bonc- ruEunt and IacE "n important part in tlo ro.rM ar.u.nt right ,yrrciye4.
 Tho Nr.s,.m"n c3"as has rn cu- rollmo# cr 1t5 CT which 5& arc "..t.J.a'. ct ronr..'icut.
 $a"rial HgcU"@
 "aerc will ho n special i~a .,rr Of lhc hr- c7mr.uy tomorrow ,r,- ming at o'clock l. make atrauvo- mongs to attend tne field day in Woth"3alj.lI on saturday. s.r.ru- har 21. Au members of thc d.rurt- m il, a." r"Gup.r.d fo h. prs ut by Q. T! WuIil'a+. rarem@n.
 ,p..'aI Ca-rt Coz
 ht T so.o.M @ss.ou Of Uao fon court h"H yesterday. Walsrr < u- moua rf p "rl s-rr.# w.a crt. ..a bE Ju1~' N."itt Q. Uyd.r 10 r.u- tribute 57 a w-.N toward th: ..p- port of rls wife aod family. H.. was "rr"1.1 TuaaIay evoninr By roa~taM" C .a~r src'u,.rt on ! v"rrant is~uad bg pro.nrgror C1"rl"s r. conIon
 N"nmoun was Waro.1 1hat in tEo event he rai'rd to e2~ry our ill.,. mo1i"ions Of Inc court ouor h. will sorvo go dnys tn t.il
 70 '1a,," Voters
 I'll" rr~..fr@rs cs <o' rt and }rr '"ard Of s,loo.mcn vru he in s.s. 'inn @t th" town hail on e>rtem'ar 'l and = to make vt.rs. Tuoa'uy "27 the I"st opnor'u 'r for tnor, "li=in}e 10 ho made voters 10 an- NN"f before in" rp"ietroH"i and rlair
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

full last night Rev. Yale is Jacturl,. or not" and has a hiahpowcrrJ l jaIrsrap" at his homo on J;roYd i street. M""idcn. through which some { or jA" mysteries of the h,alrus were . revealed.
 E"mcn's ,myiIiary to Meet l I" Woman's Auxiliary Of inc American Legion will hold a no,. ing at inc town hall this ,ycnfne at clock, Routine business will be discussed.
 t"'lin Items
 !. Henry Hrazro has returned to niS hoLla #f,"r visiting his d.uchfrr Mrs, Ida Colby.
 Ere" GTeol and dau.hlor, Eo+t, and Mrs. Harriet Colby. have rG. turned 10 their homes after snand- lh& week at tho shoro.
 Mir. and Mrs. stanley l.. CaInfn are expected to return to Berlin saturday, Their daughter. Miss Marjorie G@lplu, has already r.- turned.
 Tho Hisionary society Of tn. Norsin%ton ton@o-atonm church. held m"otn@ at tho home of Mrs Charles Grimshaw this afternoon af ; o'clock. Mrs. Julius Arsor. for 'n'r missionary to the Philippines was the speaker
 Grange lo Haze E'a!r
 Tn" seventh annual far of fnr I.'rHn Grang" will be held October in, II, r at ra, hall on pa,noo.. hill in Berlin, The fair this vr., promise to be somewhat dfrar,ut from th" rrSulatiou stock and r,r,.,- 'a' product display. It win h. ''o'' in th" form CT carnir9L
 '">t Office Br2a'ls R"co-Gs
 Ihe receipts for thn month cr August in the Kn~fngton post cr- iI"" haV" been tn. I~rgast y,, r.- corded, showing an increase Of o-..,, 'o per cent over the s2mn month a F'ar ago. A few years ago a rao- "Fd Of 50 mail sucks a t+v v-.s &om'iaj'@ to wonder at. Now fru %\'iage Is nearer 75 aacks.
 East Hr"Eta itcms
 "1" oponinG night Of tho rcn,- MohfE club activities held last ,vo- hN% "t rommunity hall was r.lI ".'"Adc3 end plans wrrc ma,r fer 'h" fall and winter program for tnr . club, I;. 0. Ci2rk offered to 4non4or a girls band or musical or@anizatfoY | if thrr" was sufficient interest amon~ ih" youn~ women to or@ani"c such q group. Th" young women presrn mt . last oT"r3nr voluntoorcd 10 join the . ranks Of the proposed hand and next |
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New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

] - ''' rNit' '.l ' sltl'iI rom | td district. AS yot the democrats have made no announcement as to whether or not any of their num- Ter will try for reelection at thn caucus Friday, but as no aspirants for the positions have appeared 1t IS thought that the present mem bers will be reelected.
 \ Correction
 lt was stated in last nights pa- Der that E. o. Shiordcn would be running aeainst William W. Win chc]l of K'ns.n2ton at the cauru: Friday night. lIr. Shicrdon will have no opponent for he k runnfrg rom the district of Berlin, 10 HII the vacancy created by Stanley l.. Gal pin and Mr. Winchcu k running from the Konsin2ton district.
 Who t"c the Cil".nnioir.?
 So far the baseball IimoHght Of k'nsingt0n has boon forusrd unon tho Paper Goods teams and tho All- NcnsinS'ons. and some time qgo if was rumorol that these two teams would play a series Of games in an attempt 10 dytrrmnc the best ag- 2%ngatioI of ball singers in local circles. But the two teams were c0n- tending without q possible claimant to th" glory to ho obtained. Very Iit- tie has been heard of the Triangles CT koaSiagton, until recently. when tEer" was some talk of the best team in the town. This club has existed for some tjn" and though if has used several mon of tho Paper Goods team in contests, the team claims that if necessary it can g.t along without them very well when the championship Of the town is at stake. A proposal has been made. and if is looked forward 10 with some satis- faction by the sporting cIonom of in" town. 10 the effect that tho three teams pl"H off q series 10 determine the real champions Of the town
 At present the All-Ton"ingtons are cn@agod in 9 series with tho Falcons Of Now Britain, having lost the first game of the series in q bitterly cor- tested match al tho local field last sunday It is thou4ht tho Paper Goods and the Trianglos might play o;1 some cf tho aaHo2 Of the pro posed series while the AH-Kcnsinc- tons are still contcnding with the Now Brtainitos.
 Trian%!cS to Pay
 The Triangle baseball club will meet the Highland Park club of Manchester, at the local field Satur- day afternoon. This is same that had been postponed some time ago and is now being played off. The game will begin promptly at three o'clock.
 Finance Committee to Meet
 A meeting of the finance commit fee will b" held at t,e town hall, Monday evening. September 16, at S O o'clork. This is the last meeting this year and inc public, is invited to at tend, Reports of the expenditures of last year will hc made and the pro- posed budget fer next year will be read to the to"nspcoplo. No radical l changes have been made from the l budget of last year.
 -ur@" Observations
 A party of 20 people iourncyed 10 Meridcn last night. to the home Of Dr.. Yale, where they were shown thc mysteries of the heavens by means of slides and tclcscopic observations. The trip was made in answer to an invitation made 10 tho members of the Congregational church of Berlin. oy Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Yale. Rev. Yale occupied the pulpit while Rev. '. A. FisEe was away on q trip to Europe. It was reported that a slight haze covered the moon but the Cb-
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
NOTICE
Republican Caucus

A caucus of the Republican Elcc- tors Of the Town of Berlin, will be neld in the TOWN HALL, Friday evening, September 18th, 1929 at o'clock p. m. (DaylighD for the purpose of nominating candidates for Town Officers for the ensuing year, and to transact any other bus mess proper to come before sa!% meeting.
 Dated at Berlin, Conn, Sept 5th, 1929.
 Per order EEPUBLICAN TOWN COMMFTTEL
 Il. C. Deming, Chairman
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
LAW ENr0RcI.Ny,NT IF,GJr

%tw York. Sept. F LP-Forma- ton of law enforcement committee Is planned by group of New York m.H and women lawyers.
 Tn. orga0jzation will be formally launched tomorrow night at l meet ing 10 bc addressed by Martin W. ljtG';on, Jr., assistant district attor- ny Of Nassau county. Ii was denied tA" committee would have any po- .G5@-l s.-HiGc2ncc.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
COMPLETED
 BY FINANCE BOARD
VII 23 Submitted to Public al
 Annual Town N2eIjn5
PUBLIC HEARING HELD
Linden Street school Addition is comD'ctc,'-Fire in Japan Hoom Ii ftumbgH Fac;ory-Hcruhlican Caucus Toni,it-I;cris.
{ ta"@ua ToaiShi-I;cris.

Stanley < Gwtuim, chairman of the town board of finance. an nomcod today that the board has adopted th" budget for the year i@2@-l"%0 which it will submit to the voters Of the town for approval at the annual town meeting to be held n"At month.
 Tn" beard held a public merting iaat\ \FcAjng in tbo office Of the board Of snIocumcn at the Town hail. Several interested citizens ap- Fe3rcd 10 make recommendations for inclusion in tho budget of the expenditures of the town for the en- @uinS year, This was the only pub- lie hearing scheduled 10 ba held be- iorn the budget Nas drawn Up.
 The town board Of finance is made up of the following members: $. $, GwirIjm, chairman, Joseph N. MrNcrnau, William J. Foran, Henry <. Waehburn, Joseph Y. Mccarthy and AAol Johnson.
 Enters College
 Amon~ the members of the fresh N@n clas5 at tho Connecticut College for Women at Now london is Miss A"bie Ruth Cah.r of Plainyilc. Miss j.hur gruIultod from tHr
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

fill the vacancy created from that
 district, AS yot the democrats have made no announcement as 10 " "h"jh"r or not any of their mum Der will try for reelection at tho caucus Friday, but as no aspirants for tn" positions have appeared 1t is thou@at that the present mem lera will b. re-loctol
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
FuIaSi.i Memorial Dav

\ letter Was read by Secretary Karl A. Relche from Mayor ". Raymond Crumb expressing the recommendation of the city council that Friday, October II. be observed as Hrigadjor General Casimir Pull asNi Memorial bay and that speak, CTS be included in the program. Mr. &flrhe WAS instructed to notify Mayor Caumh that his wishes in
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
Voluntary inocu!ati0n

Judge Newell Jennings, chairman. of the board Of education, Dr. A. s. i'raeAoit, school physician, and Dr. F. T.. Robbins health officer were appointed a committee by the board Of education to arrange for con- timing the program and campaign .or voluntary inoculation against dinhtherta. Tn, work will begin ---- ----- U --.-L--.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

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New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

Grown St. 2-1 or . furnished rooms r'j@l,a bath. Trl a3 TIain- vill".-3 1st.
 Ni@At S"I col hn.'ns 2G Moody's. ioH,j"y, 2upt. tG.-@Gyt.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

Part Time Teacher Recommended
 Superintendent Of Schools Karl A. Relche called the attention of the board to the need of additional as- sistance in the home economics and manual training departments, due to the fact that there are now 1872 hours of work in each of these de- partmcnts without teachers for in- struction. Upon the recommenda- lion Of the special teachers com- mjttoo, part time teacher will be s..un.l nt nmc.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

n0hr"i9 is the cnnjrr cr the fam ous pearl ti7hin@ ;n1-3~try Of the Persian Gulf Over 54G boats and 15.ooo divers agr rnaa,-cd there in fishing during fin" su:7mcr months.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
k. of (. Annual

Thn annual meeting of Palos Council Knights Of Columbus, will he hold at $ o'clock this evening in the club rooms on North Main street. Officers will ba elected and lh" reports Of the retiring officers submitted.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

Word Waa received by the local police Inst evening from the New York police authorities that Chester Ncno@hi of 152 Lake avenue is being held at inc Children's Home so- rlety in that city, The parents of the hoy Were notified and he will br brought back to Bristol today.
 The youth. according to informa-. ton available. left home early in the wc' k but his abence had not been reported 10 the local depart- mrut.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
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ib.!~ -s-1-.,..,.l

!.'.l* flap tan toliowiu- d.rart- ''',* ".r. approved .nd orIr,.d
 ".a. l.anj Of c1ucatton. &62.ca; drawing. ".o5.-2; home economies "'..}'. n1noal traf8.n~. s@.1a; 'u''".l reconstruction, 2-t: msftc.I Inspection. =7uG&: li.h school.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
IriN, nntitiOn EitrI

The nominating petition Of Will lam J. Fries as d candidate for as-
 "aSor at the primary election on September 4 Was filed Wednesday @+lcaoc1 in the office of the city clerk. Mr. Fries has bocn engaged in thn real estate business for number of years
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

F''mon's .'nNi'iary 10 Meet
 I'. NomaN's Auxiliary Of inc A'H'rir"a l'sion will holi meet ing at inc town hall this ,ycnfno a, 1 o clock, Routine business will be : L--l.-L.-.L-.I -t -
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
Bicycle StGlCn

John Marshall Of 1S4 High street, reported to the police at G:&0 D. m. yesterday that his bicycle had been stolen some time late in the aftcr- noon from the rear of the Burton S1on Store on Nan street. The thcft is being invcstigated by De- tocttN" Sergeant Daniel McGilli- Cuddy.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
Trian%!pS to Pay

The Triangle baseball club will meet the Highland Park club of Manchester, at the local field S}atur- day afternoon. This is a same that ha" been postponed some time %go and is now being played off. The game will begin promptly at three o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
\ Correction

1t was stated in last nights pa per that E. o, Shfnrdcn would be running a@ainst William W. Win ehcil of K'ns.a@ton at the caucus Friday night. Mr. Shjcrdon will have no opponent for he k runnir~ from the district of Berlin, 10 nIl the vacancy created by Stanley l.. Gal pin and Mr, WinchoII is running
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
Isitt"D By ir0oS

The 115th anniversary of the New Haven Grays will he observed with "n ontin@ at Lake >Compomce to- morrow \ barbocue dinner will be served carly in tho afternoon.
 Bristol men who are members of, th" veteran organjzation and who will attend tho outinG are: Arthur c. Hitchcock Of tho New Departure Misunderstanding company. Clifford s. i'Hr!.e, president or the North Side Bank and Trust company and ArthHr <. Barnes. editor of the ltn.St.L nr-ss
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12

'ol last night Rev. Yale is q lecture. or hot", and has a hiaupowcreI hI's'2po at his homu on Trond street. M""idcn. through which some or jh" mysteries of the h,ayrns were rr\rIlD1
New Britain herald., 1929-09-12
To i"Nrt TIu-tn?-

IF" "oMi c' trustees of the FIaiWjie MHNodjs, cautch will hio"l this ornniug at ESQ o'clock 10 Told is9 ana"aI ",.rt,on Three trustees wilt b. selected to surcood John F. I%a'A, |ouou ]. Lamb and @ranl, White.
The Washington times., 1929-04-10
50 DEALERS SEE
NEW RADIO

More than so prominent radio
dealers of this city with their sales
staffs were the guests of the Charles
Freshman Company at a dinner
held last night at the Hotel Roose-
welt, followed by the initial showing
of the various models of the new
&C. A. Earl receiving set which
supplants the set heretofore bearing
the Freshman name.
G. A. Earl, jr., son of the presi-
dent of the company and its assist
ant sales manager, drew the curtain
on the exhibit. which was strikingly
and artistically displayed, before a
background of black velvet.
Mr.. Earl. who was introduced by
Leslie L. Lore, of the Radio Whole
salers Company. explained that. ap-
proximately $1,500.00O had been ap-
propriated by his company for the
purpose of advertising the new re-
ceiver, which is being placed on
the market only after exhaustive
tests of it's capabilities as highly
detective receiver.
Other addresses were made by j.
C. Cushman, Freshman district rep.
resentative; A. P. Solomon and Clar-
ence Greenberg, engineers; Leo w.
Reed, sales promotion manager. and
Sherman G. Landers. of the Aitkin-
Kynett Advertising Agency. of Phil
adelphia
The Washington times., 1929-04-10

The Musical Club of John HOP
kins University will broadcast
program of campus. classical and
modern popular compositions dur
ing the holster hour, on the Co
lumbia Broadcasting system, at ~
p. m. tonight.
Following it's tradition Of offering
as the initial endeavor the uni.
versity Ode" of Devries. The second
number, the old negro melody,
Deep River" will be marked
contrast with a campus interpre'
tation of Il Faw Down and Go
Boom" sung by an impromptu trio
under the direction of the Glee Club
president The Banjo Club com,
prised of 20 string instruments, viii
render the Washington Post
March" by Sousa. Blue Grass and
"Out of the Dawn" The Varsity
Quartet offering when Pa Was
Little Boy" and Dear Old Johnny
Hopkins" will he followed by the
Hawaiian Troupe. The grand finale
will he reached with the singing of
Hopkins Medley"
KiImer's Poem, "Trees"
Paul oliver. tenor-soloist of the
Palmolive Hour. will be heard in
the Rasbach musical setting Of
Jovce Kilmer's poem. Trees" He
will sing Something to Live For.
from the current musical success.
Spring Is Here" as duet with
Olive Palmer.
The Revelers Quartet will present
their own original version of Il
Love You Truly" and the recent
with a Song in NY Heart" "On
the Alamo" will be heard as an
orchestral feature.
Another fireside entertainment by
the Gold Strand Orchestra. with
Dorothy Howe and Fred Vettel as
assisting artists. will include IF l
Had You" II Know a Garden,
Eleanor" Ginger Snaps, where's
the Boy?" from Treasure Girl" and
the Road to Mandalay."
The thrilling melodrama, "The
Danger Signal" a romance of the
early days of railroading on the
West. will be presented by Hank
Simmons Show Boat Company.
through WMAL. The dramatic
moment of the play occurs when
the quick-witted heroine averts an
impending train wreck. thereby
saving the lives of hundreds Of
passengers. but. at the same time,
endangering the life of her lover.
The Van Heusen Orchestra under
the direction of Ben Selvin will play
the English waltz, 81 Kiss Your
Hand Madame as the opening of
their entertainment. One of the
orchestral features will be a medley
from Spring Is Here" Annette
Hanshaw. whose singing Is a regu-
lar feature of the Van Heusen pro-
gram will contribute her bit. 1T
The Washington times., 1929-04-10

WcCO--MinneapolIs-st. PauI--s1O-3T
s:SO--Columbla Network.
1i:O5--The Admiral.
11:so-Ericksoii,A Orchestra.
12;s0-Organ.
M--NashvIlIe---ssO- 46t
s:00-N. b. G. system.
II l:00-WSM Minstrels
kWKH--Shrevepor -s5O-3s2
9:30-Studio Program
kMON-St. LOuls-1O0O-25b
S:00--Coluinbia Network.
11:0Q-News; Amos m Andy.
11:30--Al Corney: WYlie's Orchestra.
kSTP-St. Paal--146O-s05
boon. B. G. System.
ll:3O-Amos m Andy; Dance Music.
A. NJ.
1s00-MidniRht Club
WHAM--ROchester--
9:20-"On Wings of Song"
I0;00--News; Organ.
kOA-Denver-63O-36
11:00--Courtesy program.
12:00--March Orchestra
12:S0-In the Garden--"Farm Songs"
A. NJ.
1:00-The Trocaderans.
The Washington times., 1929-04-10
LOCAL PROGRAMS
MRC--Wa.hlnrton-pso.a1a

WRC--WashlngtOn--0
l2;oo--Farm Flashes under the au-
plces Of the U. s. Department
o. AgricuIture.
p. NJ.
Vl2;f0LOrgan Recital trcm the Kilt
studios
f;l5-Fatm and Home Facts. by the
u S Department of Agritul-
tuse-speeia! summary of re-
port on condition Of winter
grain as Of April /.
1:30-Mayflower Hotel Orchestra.
2ia0-Irene TyroIen, sopra no IN B.C)
2:t5-Gotham String Trio IN B.C.).
s;OO-g $ Navy Navy Band Band ~ n Lieut. 1 c I,
4:oo-Pacific vagabonds NIB .C.l
S:0O-Natlonal Music League pro-
gram.
S:sO--Joi'y Bim and Jane tN.B.C).
5:55-Motion Picture Guide.
500 Sports Talk IN B.C.)
;l0-Waldorf Astoria Or C h es r. a.
CN.B.C.1
6:a0-Lansburgh and Brother Trio
Lands by Alice Huto hins
Drake
71S-Aster Orchestra
7:30-Correct time
7:30-Aster Orchestra.
7;45-"The Political Situation in
Washington" by CharIe 9
Nicholson. CHIEF Of the Wash
ington bureau of the New
York World tN.B.C).
s:0o-Sunkist Setenaders (N.B.C.D.
S:30-Happy Wonder Bakers IN. B.CO.
s:Oo-Ingram shavers tMBC.l.
s:30-Palmolive hour (N.B.CO.
10;30-Gold Strand Orchestra (N.B.C).
11:00-Weather forecast.
11:01-Slumber music (NB.C).
Observation-Disclosures
6:4S-The Town Crier.
e:00-The public service man.
S:03-Andy Claus.
s:15-TGstelle Hunt Dean, soprano,
accompanied by Margar t
Gauges.
e:3O-Rtggs health program.
7:OO-Hook Kennedy The Jolly
Scot" accompanied by Grace
Stanley stevens
10:00-Silvertown Cord Orchestra.
11;o0-News flashes from Washington
Herald
WMAl-WashingtOn-63O-476
s:Oo-WABC Musical Comedy Com
pany tC.B.S)
4:OO-Roosevelt Ensemble tcB.s>
6:0O-Hawaiian Melody Boys.
5:3O-Closing Market Prices tC.B.sJ.
5:4o-"Down in Front"
6:00-Hour of Music.
7:00-News Flashes.
7:15-"Shopping with Bab" by EN-
ma Perley Lincoln.
7:30--Correct Time
7:3O-"Radfo joe and His Budget
Boys"
S:00-Hank Simmons Show Boat
tC.B.S): The Danger Signal"
9:80-Van Heusen Program &C. BIS S)r
9:SO-La Palma Smoker &C. B.S.).
10:0O-Kolster Radio Hour (C.B.S).
10:S0-Daguerreotyp and Silhouettes
(C.B.S.)
11:0O-Duke Ellington's Orchestra tC.>
B.S.)
12:00-D y. Request Program. by
Stanley Bell and Les Colvn.
WJSV--Mt. Vernon Hills, Va.-146O-2O6
6:30-Civc Program
Textbook Review
5000. r. Croggan and Jr.
S:15-Hilo Boys
S:45-MannassaR Trio
9:15-Hawaiian Melody Boys.
S:45-Chick Godfrey. Singing Leather
neck.
1e:00-Fran Trappe. one-man band
1O:s0-Harmonious Twins
The Washington times., 1929-04-10
CLAYTON LOOMS
FOR P. j. {. job

Senator Capper. of the Senate
District Committee, and Represen-
tative Zihlman, of the House Dis
trict Committee, yesterday presented
to President Hoover results of the
poll on candidates for the Public
Utilities Commission. together with
a petition that one of the first five
candidaes be named for the vacancy
now existing on the commission.
William Mex. Clayton with 2,410
votes, led the poll, while James j.
Noonan ran second with .634 votes.
Fred S. Walker with 344 was third.
Mrs. Grace Hays Riley fourth with
241. and William Allerton Roberts.
fifth with 1852 votes. A total of
4611a votes were cast for other
candidates.
President Hoover Is asked in the
petition to select one of the five
leading candidates for the post now
vacant and another one of the same
five for the vacancy which will oc.
cur July 1. Tabulation of the
votes in the poll shows 46 organiza-
tions participating.
The Washington times., 1929-04-10
JOHN HOPKINS GLEE CLUB TO
GO ON AIR AT 10 P. M.

Goes Like This" and Hiding In
the Corner of Your Smile"' will be
rendered by the quartet
A typical April program will be
offered by the Ingram Shavers
when they are heard in Rain. ="
April Showers" "Hello Sunshine,
Hello" "A Garden In the Rain. ="
There's a Place in the Sun For
You" 'The Sun Is At My Window" T"
IF You Want the Rainbow. You
Must Have the Rain" and "old
Man Sunshine"
other features at WRC include.
Charles Nicholson. author of the
Political Undertow," who will dis
cuss THE Political Situation in
Washington Tonight" the Sunkist
Serenaders. and the Happy Wonder
Bakers.
Mozarts overture to the stage
play. THE Impressario" and Grieg's
ITO Spring" are features Of the
Slumber Music Hour.
La Palma Hour: Daguerrotypes,
and music by Duke Ellington's Or
chestra' are high spots on the
WMAL program.
Hook Kennedy, the jolly Scot. ac'
companied by Grace Stanley
Stevens, will be featured at VOL.
The Washington times., 1929-04-10

KFT--LOs AngeIes--6aO
1o;3O--N B.C--Gold Strand Orchestra
ira.
1i:oO--N. 3. C.--Jack and Ethyl.
1i:5eECourtesy program
f2:00-Concert Orchestra
A. NJ.
ICON. z. .C.-Dance program.
kLN-Oakland--127O
10:30-Studio program. e
1ly00-Educational program%
+ 12:00--Concert.
CNRV-YancouveF-1
A. NJ.
f:00--varIety program.
CkGW--TOrOntO-960
10:O0-Dance Orchestra: news.
KDKA--Pittsburgh-
lO:O0-Penn Orchestra.
10000
7:30-Orchestra: quartet.
s:00-WJZ program.
$3.50 Meadows Gang: frolickers.,
11:0o--News reel: dance orchestra.
12:00-Organ: Bergin's Orchestra.
WFLA-Clearwafer-
10:3O-Classic hour
il:0O-Dance rambIe.
The Washington times., 1929-04-10


Observation-Disclosures
9;0O-N. b. c system.
11:45--southern Ramblers.
WBBM--ChicagO--TfO-Ss9
9;OO-Muslc hour.
9:3O-Dance music.
10:0O---Concert: World Travellers.
10:45-Lonb bardo's Canadians.
A NJ,
/ 1:OO--Nlght Club
WENR--ChicHgO-
r. NJ.
1O;00Minstrel show
l1.O0--Come iy Sketch.
12:OO--Westpha! Orchestra.
l2:3O-Mike and Herman.
A NJ
1:OO-Comedy Sketch; vaudeville.
II 1:00-Musical Potpourri.
12:00-Dauce Orchestra.
WOC-DavenpOrt--1O
11:S0--Ten BanJoleers.
WBAP-FOrt WOrth-SOO-S50
9:0O-N. B g. system.
9:3O-Mixed Quartet
KFAB-LIncOln--7TO
:O0-Courtesy Program.
12:0O-Ha Ha Club.
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11:00-Tracy- Browns Orchestra.
WRvA--RAchmOnd-
s.0O-Quartet N.B.C. system.
s:o0--varlety program.
1o:o0-Richmond Orchestra.
f1:15-Organ
WBZ--Sprlngf fleld--090-30
SOON. BIC. system.
f0t00--Sports; Newcomb's Orchestra.
; t1:00-News; Loew's Orchestra
chenectHdy--190-37e.b
boon. BIC. system.
11:00--HoteI Kenmore Orchestra.
LS-ChicagO-S7O-34B
p. NJ.
9:00-The Roundup.
WLW-Cincinnati-
9:00-FrankIln Ensemble.
10:00-Burnt Corkers
10:30-FiIlmore's Band.
IL 1:00-Crosley Singers.
11:30-Wfslsey's Orchestra.
12:00-Gibson Orchestra: organ.
WTMJ-AKilwaukee--I
10:00-Featurea
1:0O-Community Program.
12:o0-Dance Orchestras