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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-06
ONE SOCIALIST ELECTED
Republicans Win MayOralty Race
in Buffalo.

BIZ United Press
BUFFALO, Nov. Gone affiliated
Socialist, Frank G. Perkins, remains
among the fifteen members Of the
Buffalo city council.
Perkins, although head of the
council, having been elected in 1927
on the Republican ticket, ran third
in the mayoraIty race, polling ap-
proximately 5000 votes. He is the
only affiliated Socialist to hold city
office. Charles E. Roesch, Repub
lican, was elected mayor, defeating
the incumbent Democrat, Frank x.
Schwab.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-06
ELKS TO HEAR TALKS
National and State Officers to Ad-
dress Meeting Sunday.

James r. Nicholson of Milwaukee,
past exalted ruler, and Fred Cum
ningham of Indianapolis, Indiana
Elk's Association president, will BE-
principal speakers at meeting of
state exalted rulers and secretaries
of that organization at the Elks'
Club here Sunday.
Joseph IT. Tanning, executive di-
rector of the Elks magazine and
former member of the indianapolis
lodge, is expected at the meeting.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-06
ONE IDENTIFIED AS
SLAYER OF WOMAN

nesses called by the state Tuesday
in Judge McElroy's special inquiry
ordered by Governor o. Max
Gardner-into an affair which pre-
viously had gone to a coroners jury
which held nine men to the grand
jury, which in turn did not indict.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-06
DEATH INQUIRY BOOKED
By I'tmeS Special

By 1fnes Special
MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 6.-John
Lishski, AZ, Toledo, O., is in Jail
here awaiting action of the county
grand jury in an investigation of
the death of Alex Bialoglow, 35,
Cleveland.
Lishski contends that Bialoglow
was struck by an automobile while
they we're walking on a state high
way.
Coroner Clarence Piepho, who at
first believed death due to injuries
inflicted by the automobile, now is
considering a theory that the man
was murdered.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-06
HANGS HIS OLD PAL
Sheriff Springs Trap for
Soldier Buddy.

Bu United Press
LIVINGSTON, Mont, Nov. GA
soldier buddy of twenty years ago
sprung the gallows trap that sent
Rollin DAVIDSON, AZ, to death in the
Park county Jail today to atone for
two murders. A minute and a half
afterward, DAWSON was pro-
nounced dead.
The fact he never could finish a
magazine thriller serial was Davis
sons only regret as he went to
death for numbering Police Chief
Peter Holt and Traffic Officer Mar
tin zollmon on Aug. %, because
they refused to collect so cents
DAWSON had been unable to get
from a debtor.
Sheriff Gilbert, who "Soldiered'
with DAVIDSON, was the hangman.
Columbus QUILTED seventeen YES
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-06

Democrat Is Utica Mayor
By United Press
UTICA, N. Y. Nov. 6.-Charles
c. Donnelly, Democrat, was elected
mayor of Utica at yesterdays cleo
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-06

NEXT: DR.. william T. Horn
aday, biologist and authority on
wild animals.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-06
MOTION PICTURES

Columbus QUILTED seventeen YES
sells on his second voyage in 1893.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-06
CHICAGO SCHOOLS GAIN

Blu United Press
CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-Chicago
schools have registered 3,444 more
pupils this year than last year. The
increase is attributed to the float
ing" population here, estimated at
100000 persons.
The registration in the first month
this year was 485, 1929 and probably
will reach 100000 before the end
of the wear. it is estimated.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
Today's Features

Lipcoln's birthday anni' crsary
viii be observed widely over the ra-
do, AMI one OF the most elaborate
memorial programs is promised -
station WLW at ]" o'clock. lhc
great statesnan's faNOrite hymns
poems and folk songs will form the
nucleus of varied program in his
name. Music by a quartet and or
cheStra will be reminiscent of Civil
War days. Herbert Schaffer. presi-
dent Of the Cincinnati Art Center.
will give short talk on Lincoln $
character, while Norman Sweet viii
read the Gettysburg speech during
which the orchestra will play Bat
tie Hymn of the Republic as an
accompaniment. Other muscai
selections incl;Ide when Johnny
Comes Marching Home" banjo
medley Of plantation songs. Just
Before the Battle Mother" Lincoln's
farorita- hymn Abide With Me
his favorite folk song Annie Lau
RE" and 'Oh Susanna"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
M'CARTHY'S FATHER
STAYS ON HIS JOB
Parent Of Wealthy Doctor viii
Still Run Elevator

New Haven. Feb. ~ (UP-Al-
though DR.. James s. Mccarthy Of
Greenwich has inherited more than
&e,O00.00O from his wife. the late
Mrs. Margaret Huntington Smith
Mccarthy. his 81 year old father
will continue to operate a freight
elevator in the post office building
here.
James S. Mccarthy. white haired
and bent by toll. has little to say
about the millions which he hears
his son now possesses.
THAT is James business" he
mutters and steps into the elevator
whose control Af has grirped for
- years.
My husband hasn't any idea of
giving up his job and I don't see
why he shou d." said Mrs. Mccarthy
at her small Clark street fiat.
There Is slightly :hcredulous air
in their attitude toward their sons
reported millions. They have read
it in the newspapers-but 1t hardly
seems possible that their Jimmy
could be millionaire. His COM
munication with the family during
recent years has been slight.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
City Items

Enjoy Holfmann's Delicious Hot
Cross Buns daily all thru Lent.-adv'
A son was born yesterday morn
Ing to MIR. and Mrs. John Kuharsk1
of Fifth street.
Guaranteed good Lehigh coal
City Coal 4 Wood Co. Tel. III
advt.
A son. Donald Francis, was born
to MIR. and Mrs. Harold Leonard
1ss Jubilee street. February 8.
Attorney Charles W. Tamulont'
was named receiver In the matter
Of the Liberty Baking Co.. Inc. Of
North street, which yesterday filed
an involuntary petition in bank
ruptcy.
The boys choir Of st. Mary's
church will hold = rehearsal THU
evening at $3.50.
Morris Cohn has leased 4 store IA
Henry Goldsmith in the new Doria
building for . period Of ave years
The operators Iicense Of Thoma'
r. Wynne Of 632 East Main street
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
Escaped Negro Convict
Sought by State Police

Bridgeprt. Feb. 1e.-F-State
police today we're searching wester
Connecticut for Thomas Daniels.
alias Thomas Mcdonald. "a. negro.
who escaped from the Fairfield
county jail here yesterday afternoon.
Daniels was sentenced In Greenwich
town court to six months in Jail, In
January when arrested for carrying
concealed weapons. Police have
learned that he is on parole from
Blackwells island where he served a
term for larceny.
Daniels got a good start when a
first check up indicated that William
Bowers OF bridgeport and not
Daniels had escaped. JaiIer O'Neil
first reported to the police that
Bowers had gone. When the error
was discovered. state police and the
police of Greenwich were notified to
watch the highway to New York.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
CONSTAN7INOPLE IN
COLD WAVE PANIC
Continued from First Page)

around the cars. scratching the
doors and windows and trying to
enter.
Wolves still Menace
The stories of attacks by wolves
were numerous from eastern Europe
and the neighboring Carpathian
mountains.
In England the weather changed
from moderate cold to intense
frigidity. A biting east wind failed TO
shove the Thermometer to the DEPTHS
recorded on the continent but it vas
so cold Englisbmen felt the only
thing they had missed were en-.
counters with the famished wolf
packs.
The steamer Peel Castle which left
Douglas Isle OF Man. at $3.50 a. m.
Monday and was due to arrive at
Liverpool at p. NJ. did not arrive
uh'' l a. m. today, having been
held up in the Irish sea in binding
snow storm and fierce head wind, It's
steering gear froze and passengers
and crew experienced a terrifying or
deal.
Greek Women Buried
Other reports indicated intense
cold IN Greece, where four women
we're buried in snow at Tricala: in
JusosIavia where airplanes took
1000 and blankets TO destitute viii
lagos: in Albania where wolves had
declh1ated fIocks and herds: and in
Vienna where influenza added to the
risors of the cold. In southern b.
hcmia, Budweiss. home of 4 famous
beer, saw the thermometer reach
~ degrees below zero. In Czecho.
slovakja half the nations 200 loco.
motives were frozen and out Of COM
mission.
warsaw. Poland, reported 20 de-
grees below zero, fahrenheit. the
coolest IN more than 100 years.
The cold and accompanying ice and
snow Interrupted communications
both by land and sea. Boat schedule.
were entirely disrupted while trains
arrived ten Il hours and even more
late.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
EAST ANO WEST STATIONS

t:5O-NOnt. Paterslal-.iO
5:3o-News: sport talk
9:oo-St Joscph's Polish church
choir
o:3"--t'oiouisl Rendezvous
9:45-Thc talifornianS
lo:oo-Y. NJ. II. A. presentation
Ii:oo-I.ido Venice
11:3o-The Gondolicrs
s8U-WLlT. Pi,iiatlclplHa-535
5:o5--Childrcn's twilight hour
5:3o--I'irst night thcater attrac-
tons
Arcadia concert orchestra
6tO-WlI', Phila.ieIpl.ia-iS2
Elliot Lester. drama revue
G:4o-Franklin concert orchestra
7:00-Roll call and birthday list
ttOO-Wlt:, Atlantic Uty-:73
s:h0-Piano recital
S:l5-Board of Education concert
9:l5-IIail Dual Trio
lo:00-Bridgc game
o:30-Musical maids
1l:10--Dance orchestra
7oO-W(;Y. Srhcncrtady-3SO
G:o"-Stock reports. produce mar
ket. farm forum. news
6:3O-Dinner music
7:00-Sanlc as WEAT
S:6o-Studio orchestra
S:30-Same as Weaf
10:ao-Studio orchestra
Radio X eth -Drphcum hoEJ
DISQUALIFICATION t.an:n mission
aSt1kDkA, l'ittsbnr...- BOG
s:10-Denison play
William Penn orchestra
7:oo-Chimes; university address
7:l5-Sacred song concert
S:o0--Samc as VIZ
i0:o0-WiIliam Penn Orcl eStra
1O:30-Freed E,iseman orchestra
7OO-WLW, Cinctnnati-a2S
5:00-The Five O'Clock Hawaiians
5:3O-Li>c Stock reports
5:4o-Polly and Anna, the Gla'
Girls
G:0U-Henry Thiess and orchestra
6:30-Dynacone Diners
6:59-Weather report
1:00-Dog talk
1:15-Ted Weems and orchestra
1:30-Sohio program
S:oo-Cincinnati symphony orch.
g:hO-Three- One theater
9:30-Dutch Masters Minstrcls
lo:oo-Timc and weather
lo:o1-The Cossacks
1l:00-Nariety Hour
l1:30-The QuintiIle ensemble
1o:oo-Ted Weems and orchestra
o:3O-Henry Thiess and orchestra
1:o0-Little Jack Little
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
DANDRufF GOES WHEN
0D0RlESS zEM0 IS USED

lf you have dandruff, apply cooling.
soothing Zemo to the scalp. This
amazing antiseptic liquid, which is
invisible and odoriess. will quickly
cleanse the head. 1t also brings relief
from itching skin. pimples and Ec-
zema. II clears the skin. as nothing
else can. Get bottle of Zemo today.
Keep it always on hand. All drug
gists, SOC, Coo and $I.o0.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
JAPANESE STEAMER on
ROCKS IN NORTH PACIFIC
"Saye Our Lvcs'' b Isadio Appeal
From Ueansak island-36
Men On Hoard

Seattle, Feb. - R-A wireless
plea, Save our lives" from the Jap
anese steamer Meiyo Maru. which
reported she was aground on Uga-
max Island. in the Alsutian group.
was intercepted today by the Brem-
erton naval radio station.
Most Of the message was In jap
anese and was uninteiligibie to
radio men here. Several japanese
ships were in communication with
the distressed vessel. however.
among them the Nanko Maru, $50
miles away. which was proceeding
to the position given.
The location Of the Meiyo Maru
was indicated as In the vicinity OF
the disabled freighter Alloway.
which Ii being towed toward Dutch
Harbor. Alaska. by the steamer
Montauk. Storms have been har-
RAISING shipping in that part Of the
Pacific for the last few days.
The MeiyA Maru is $500 ton
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
POLICE BOARD MEETING;

The board Of police commissioners
held a short session last night. APP
proving the bills and transacting no
other business. 1t was reported thai,
Parent Teachers Associations want
warning signs installed near schools
that have none. but as this is a mat
ter Of which the board of public
works has charge. it was referred to
that department..
No report was received from the
discipline committee relative to re-
cent hearings to policemen.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
Fire Engine Kills
Father of Four

Revere, Mass. Feb. II R)-The
father of four children, Isaac Levy.
~. OF this city. was fatally injurc ]
by a fire engine here yesterday.
When he rushel into the street O
look OIL; for the fire apparatus Levy
became confused after waving 'he
children away and was struck by u
rear fender as the engine swerved.
The apparatus was answering q
false alarm.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12

Like . whole lot Of anecdotes
many OF the Lincoln stories are true
and others just pure fiction. but
nevertheless they We become 80 pop
ular that they have now become
American traditions. One Of the true
anecdotes, substanttated by the
Vermont Historical society. will be
broadcast In a sketch over WEAF
and vito Al. 1880 tonight. 1t deals
with two Vermont boys. william
Scott and John Wells. volunteers in
the Third regiment. Their comrade-
ship and devotion to one another
resulted in grave consequences, bu'
the story 10 happily terminated by
the Intervention Of Abraham Lin
coin.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
uJCE FOR 4TH OFFENDERS

State House, Trenton, N. J.. Feb.
II R'-The assembly last night
passed the bill introduced by AS
sembIywOman Agnes G. Jones. Es.
sex. which would provide for the
life imprisonment Of fourth Of
Tenders
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12

lO:O0-Correct time
l0:O0-Natiomal Republican club
Lincoln dinner. Governor Glen
D. Sampson, Lincoln"
10:30-Orchestrad
1l:OO-Slumber music
S60-WARC-3IS
5:O0-Dr. Daniel Hodgson. Food"
5:30-Closing market prices
5:45-Buchwald' childrens pro-
gram
6:So-ENerglades orchestra
7:00-Chimes; program summary
7:05-Talk and musicale
7:20-Lucille Black, pianist
1:30-I}lack Rock Boys
S:00-Pre- Inauguration program
United States Army band: speak
er. w. Irving Glover
9:0O-Oid Gold. Paul Whiteman
Hour
DISCOUNTS Institute of Music
ll:Oo-WrigIey' Royal Canadians
Wendall Hall
1OiO-WRNV-:s7
5:00-"Abrah ham Lincoln"
5:l5-"Lincoln's Legislative Ca
reer"
5:30-Musical highlights; psycholo-
gist
c:oo-t;old. tenor: Simon. pianist
G:15-Aching Hearts Club
6:32-Old Time Songs: pianist
6:45--"Evolution," H. W. Secor
O0-McAllister, uke; Coram pro-
7:45-Eventidc Hymns; Mrs. Gross
man. harp
S:0o-WeHe organ recital
S:3o--IIedman pianist; Andalusian
ScrenaderS
9:O0--Oll Town Hall
Palmer and Dinga all. duo
9:so-"End of Money" II. Gucrns-
back
9:45-Raymond Hunter. baritone
l0:00-Amy Goldsmith. soprano
1o:15-Reed. Raymond, Ray Trio
10:30-Nariety concert
13OO-WE.VD-:3i
5:oo-Catharinc Cronin. ballads
5:.o-Cantor $. Beinhorn
5:4o-LuciIlc Maran. rourtship OF
Lincoln and Mary Todd
S:0n-'linColn and Debs'
S:ao-Bctty Bright, cOntralto
S:4o-Joseph Lewis. "I.incoln''
9:uo-1.yndon Caldwell. piano
9:o0-Dr. ". T., b. Dubois
9:4o-AleXander Gatewood. tcno,
10:00-McAllister Coleman, talk
.U-Radio HANDLERS
i;00-CasSesc's orchestra
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
MEM NOi.k CITY
5sU-W NYl-5.S

5sV-WNYC-5:S
s;No-Tjn,e: market reports
Municipal talk; Soliyer mus
cate
G:0o-Anita Palmer >io''mst;
Edith Roos. pianist
G:30-Itaiian lessons
7::i-Policc alarms: Information
7:a5-Air college; Winifred W.
Harlow
7:55-Air college, Lincoln and
Poets" Roland Weber
S:l5-l.aura ConsanI, contraito
s..5-"Legends." Or. Nizeteily
S:45-"Iincoln." VIM. b. Groat
S:55-Time, police alarms. weather
a7o-WMCA-5.6
J.On-l'cter Gailotti. talk
900 Time: Fisher Entertainers
s:So-\im's Jewish hour
Mayhower orchestra
ll:oo-Time: McA'pin dance orch
ll:30-Ncws: dance orchestra
1900 midnight-Smalls Paradise
orchestra
t.:30-Wolfe and Baer. songs
G6O-WEAE-i5l
a:oo-sky sketches
:,:sn-Jolly Bill and Jane
5.55-Summary of programs
a:oo-Waldorf Astoria dinner mu-
sic
7.oo-Voter's service: PanAmerl-
can Arbitration Conference Il.
l.. Buell.. DIR. Leo S. Rowe
-:30-Sketches
S:Oo-Genia Fonario,a, soprano;
string orchestra
S:3o-Musical program
g:oo-Concert hour
io:aO-F,skimos
lo:30-The Contraltoncs
Il:oo-Radio-K Keith Opphcum pro-
7tO-NOR-l22
J:0o-Poets' Corner, Faith Van
Nalkcnburg Villas
5:15-Caroline Stone. contralto
5:30-"Your Child
5:5o-Sports talk: Velsey. baritone
6:I0-N. J. l.. Settlement. II. H.
ANwOrtny
G:es-News: Fulton Royal orch.
7:od--Iime; Roy Smeck: String
Wizard
1:to-"The Psychologist Says
Whispering Flame
7:59-Chimcs; Main Street
s:oo-The Paramount Taxim"n
a:3e-Such was Lincoln
tn."a Shades OF Don Juan
1l:00-News bulletins: weather
4 - go Astor orchestra
s6O-NJZ-3V5
5:eo Michel Sciapiro. Niolinist
J:1a-Rcports; stock market tinan-
cial summary. cotton, agrncul-
tural reports
5:30-Aeolian recital
6:0O-Children's stories. -on.;s
6:25-Sunniary of programs
G:30-Dance orchestra
7:00-Correct time
1:0o-Smalle and Roberts son. duo
7:30-"Law." Emory r. Bruckner
S:0G-Sextet
S:0t-Music
9:0O--fhree-1n- theater
9:30-Dutch Masters Minstrcls
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12

freightsr belonging to the Toyo H.
sen Kaisha Line and was beaieved 70
have 4 crew Of about IS aboard.
She left Puget Sound recently for
Japan.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12

on note issued March .. 1875. tor
$3.50.
According 10 the writ. the no,s
was payable In $50 monthly instsn-
ments, and the defendant failed l."
make payment since June. 1923.
Property on East street n involved
and the papers are returnahle IN
city court on the first Monday in
March. Deputy Sheriff Martin Hor.
witx served the writ.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12

Ida 1arDelI8 HE knew Lincoln.
will be broadcast over WEAF at 3
o'clock in tabloid form by Edgar
While BurrilI, noted lecturer. A
distinctive musical setting will be
provided by the Hall Johnson ne FRO
singers and an orchestra under the
direction Of Nathaniel Shilkret.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orches-
ira under the direction of Fritz
Reiner will he heard over station
WLW at s O'Clock in a concert pro-
gram consisting Of three numbers.
Schumann's Fourth symphony" IN
its entirety I he played by the
orchestra a. ne feature number
preceded b. Two short numbers.
Ibert's "Escaies" and VOLTS "Ital-
ian Serenade."
A musical program that promises
much in the line of variety will be
offered by soloists. a quartet and .
concert orchestra at $3.50 over
WEAF and VITO. Among the sefec
tons are March Of the Muske.
teers," where the Shy Little Vio-
let's Grow" kreisler's Gypsy Ca
price," y Amt Got Nobody" Got
Rainbow" from Treasure Girl
What Night for Spooning" and
Ultima"
Emory Il. DucEner. former Unit.
ed States Attorney for the southern
district of New York. will be the
chief speaker during tonight's
broadcast of the "1'undamentals Of
Law" series over WIZ at 1880.
Instead Of the regular broadcasts
OF the Sweetheart" and Music
Room" programs, which are heard
each Tuesday evening at 8 and $50
over WABC and WNAC. the time
will be given up TO Pre- inaugural
ton program. which will consist Of
an address by Assistant Postmaster
General W. Irving Glover. secretary
OF the presidential inaugural com
mittee. and a concert program by
the United States Army band.
Following the pre-inaugural pro.
gram. Paul Whiteman and his band
will be heard over the same stations
in another popular musical program,
and at 10 o'clock the Curtis Insti-
tute Of Music will present Lois IN
Putlitz. Niolinist and star pupil of
the institute; Conrad Thibault, bari
tone; Henriette IIorIe. colorature
soprano. and Marion BIankenship,
harpist in a recital. Selections In.
clude numbers by Strauss. MacDow-
ell. Bach. Rameau, Thomas. Kreis-
l,r. Saint Saens and Massenet.
The Radio Keith pre-
sentation offers tonight at II O'Clock
ever WEAf and vito such celeb,
rites like Bert I.ytelI. famous movie
star: Stella Mayhem. the "hallelujall
girT'; Walter McNally, tenor; The
johnson jubilee singers: the vii
liams Sisters; Joe Browning, the
comedian. and Frank Fay will ap-
pear with his wife, Barbara Stan.
wick.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
BRING sUiT FDR ssss

Aaron Pinkus Of this city AMI
Fred r. Crandall Of Orlando. Flor
ida. brought suit today against
Frank Dejack through Attorney
Edward A. Mag, claiming $3.50 due
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
TUESDAY
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS

SOO-WTlC, Railroads.&c.
u 25-Summary of program. news
G:30-Lobster Restaurant Quintet
1:0O-Voters' Service
7:30-Sketches
S:0o-The Electric Ensemble
SS:O-Musical Program
s:00-MedicaI Talk
s:l5-Old Fashioned Singing
School
1O:OU-The Eskimos
ao:3o-Organ Recital, Walter Seifert
l:O0-Radio- Keith Orpheus pro-
gram
;o:Oy-News and weather
II3O-WDRC, New Haven-:25
G:45-News, theater review. wealth
er and time
7:00-Hotel Taft orchestra
S:VO-Vocal recital
S:30-Piano recital
S:45-The New Haven Singers
n:OO-Correct time
g:0l-Dance orchestra
IV:00-Progrdm from WMCA
eyO-WBZ. Springtield-jO3
5:45-Falveys orchestra
5:0O-Time and Zenith Troubadour
e.o6-EaIvey's orchestra
6:l5-Oficial Agriculture report
6:3O-Steamship band concert
,:00-Chimcs. Spotlight Review
and news
7:ll-Bcrt Loves orchestra
7:e5-World Bookman
7so-The Kadioctte
S:oo-Nocal ScNtc,te
$50 Musical program
s:OO-Three- In-One theatcr
y:3o-Dutch Master Mins,rcls
l0:o0-Time and Sportograms
Male Quartet
lO:S0-Thc Orchestradians
t:3N-WNAC. I",stOn-2H
5:0o-Ted and His Gang
G:00-Ncwscasting
6;V5-The studio Ensemble
G::5-Temperaturc report
s:s6-i.ndo Venice orchestra
7:00-News
7;ll-"AInos m Andy
Morcy Pearl and orchestra
S;OO-Presidential Pre-lnaugura-
ton program
s:Oo-Paul Whiteman Hour
10:OO-curtis Institute OF Music
II GOETHE Royal Canadians
l.:o0-l.itlo Venice orchestra
5sO-NEEI. la'>tou-5VS
G:0o--l:ig Erother club
j:30-News
G:40-B Big Eroth"r cub
1:l5-NeW per Sideiights
T:os- Masterpiece Pianist
.:3"-Sketches
N:aU-N Musical"
N30-- Musical program
9:oN-t'oucer orchestra
lu:nn-The t.skinos
Weather and Flying Forecast
lO:3S-News
Rrnard and orch'
ll:on--Radio- krith-Orpheum pro
gram
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12

has bssa suspended. according to
report to the p6iice today by the
state commissioner Of motor vehicles
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12
FEAruRGs ON THE AIR
Tuesday, Psb. u

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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12

mans chest circumf.renro
should be ten per cent greater than
that of his belt line.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12

Ida Tarbell's HE knew Lincoln
will be broadcast over WEAF at 3
o'clock in tabloid form by Edgar
While Burrill, noted lecturer. A
distinctive musical setting will be
provided by the Hall johnson ne FRO
singers and an orchestra under the
direction Of Nathaniel Shilkret.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-02-12

around the cars. scratching the
Goors and windows and trying to