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New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
Yesterdays Results
Albany Z, Fall River 5.
New Britain II, Waterbury 3.
No Games Tonight

With Harry Cowboy" Thompson
and Kid Williams staging bril-
liant attack backed up by an air.
tight defense thrown up by Doherty,
t;azzinga and WEIGH. the New Brit
ain roller hockey team yesterday
afternoon swamped the Waterbury
team under an II to ) score at the
Stanley arena. Only for the spec
tacular work of Bill Blount, Water
bury goal tender. New Britain
would have had plenty more goals.
This gave New Britain victory
after Il defeat in Providence Satur-
day night.
Arthur Williams. pitted against
his brother. W. Williams, second
rush on the Waterbury club. show
cd clearly that he is the best roller
polo player in his family and. paired
with Thompson. nothing could stop
these two in their assault on the
brass City goal yesterday afternoon.
Waterbury had a weak defense.
Neither Hebert or Donnelly gave
Blount much protection in front of
the cage and the Waterbury goalie
was away from the nets on several
occasions trying to stop shots by the
two New Britain forwards.
Waterbury opened the scoring
through goal by ". Williams
Thompson followed this with two
for New Britain. KID Williams
drove one in from the center of the
rink giving New Britain three. His
brother got another for Waterbury
but the Kid came back and ended
he period with Il goal for the home
team.
New Britain led to going into
the second period when the locals
opened up rapid fire assault on
Waterbury's cage. Harry Thompson
was the king pin for the home team
in this session and he Gagged three
Of the beet goals seen here this
year. These gave New Britain a !.
to edge as the last frame was
serted.
''N.d' Williams opened up this
Fame with the first OF four goal Is
III" Water bury. through a hook
~ DAVIS. was able to score only
one End The Hardware City crew
ended with victory by the score
of II to >.
New Britain goes to Albany TO
play "Wednesday night and Albany
pays return game here Thursday
night. New Britain IL scheduled to
appear in Fall River Friday night
This week should mark the greatest
for the lead iD the league. The sum
mary:
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
.Ic,id,n Eagles
NEX SOIASH CHAMPION

New YORK. Feb. IL WP)- Law
renee Pool of New York Is the new
national amateur squash racaucts
champion. having conquered Herbert
\. r1Nl'n5. Jr. 15-1, 15-17. Ills,
90. In tn" team n'tcrcs New
York defeated Bost on. 80 to take
tn" national team title. Pool is q
former Harvard squash racgucts
captain.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18

San Antonio. Tex. Feb. is UP)-
The New You. Giants today turned
out for their third practice session
Of the training season. Under the
direction Of Ray Schalk, John Nc
Graw's first lieutenant, the Giants
engaged in light workouts Saturday
and Sunday. but more strenuous
session was scheduled today.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
he summary:
Five Aces

Gotowala went on a scoring spree
and turned the game between the
Shooting stars and Spcedboys into a
massacre. the former team winning
by 1914. Gotowala scored rs points
on II baskets and three fouls. J.
and V. Zdanczukas played excel
lent ball on both offense and de-
Tense. Gilbert's work featured the
play of the losers. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
WsHIppETs WIN ANOTHER

The Whipp";s basketball tcar'
defeated the Hartford Red Wing
in an easy game Saturday in Hart
ford by the score of SO TO 10. !:
was the 24th win for the Whippcts
Tonight. tho Whippcts Will play tn"
Southington Lewis Tlie'n sch ,cf
alumni. The l'ardlna $ ~ Hart
ford Auburns will pG- - prrln,
mary The r'In,nlarN.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
BRAVES FIRST WORKOu-r

st. Petersburg. Fla. Feb. IS tUP)
With six pitchers and four catchers
in camp, the Boston Braves we're
scheduled to take their first workout
of the 1929 spring training season
today. President Manager Emil
Fuchs is there to direct the ath-
letes.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
shooting Stars
SEecdtD,s
CARDINALS WIN GAME

The tarJinils basketball tea,.i
sWamped the Meriden Eagles in &
game played in the silver City Sat
urday. Boehnart and Zujko siarreA
for the locals. The Cards will meet
the Auhu,ns Of Hartford tonight al
the Sacred Heart school gym. Th"
summary:
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Arrows
Boys Club JrS.

sendza and Pisa rski ran wild as
tn Tigers triumphed over the Goose
Goslins the pair making "a points
between them. Jarvis also had
good afternoon. while Kadjaski held
his man scoreless Norkie starred
for the losers. The summary.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
HI-T TEAM WINS

TIL" Junior lily basketball team
defeated the st. Joscph's team at
the Y. NJ. G. A gymnasium Satur-
day Ivy a % 10 IS score. Coyle
starred for the winners while Re,
played well for the losers. The sum
mary:
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
TO FIGHT IN AUSTRALIA

Melbourne. Australia. Feb. Is ~
-Fidel La Barba, Los Angeles ban
tamweight. former holder of the
worlds fyweight title. has be-,
rnatched to fight Australian Billy
Crime in IS round bout March ?.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
Junior lily

Score at half-t time. 21-20, at. 10
sHph's. Referee. Melegonis. Timer.
Miller. Scorer, Zetterman.
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Tigers
(.OtDA' fsnSliuS

Cartelli led the t'i,c Aces to u
$50 slaughter OF the Nutmegs.
Heinzman being his chief accom-
plice in the deed. Recano guarded
effectively. The summary:
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NGes'iLcsl Finders

Score at half time-New Britain
IL, Meriden 3. Referee, Waters:
timer, Saunders; scorer, Cream.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
oalnnr D1E1NE
BRASS CITY FIVE BOWS
TO LOCAL HOCKEY TEAM

Local Member Of Williams Family Outshines His
Brother - Thompson Proves to Be Scoring Ace
During Game - Hardware City Crew Remains In
Second Place rs Albany Wins-Defeated In Prov''
dence Saturday Night-Games This Week.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
I.atIr"iS
THIRD PRACTICE SESSION

Referee. Waters: timer, Saunders;
scorer, Butler.
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New Britain High school

Scor2 at h3lf-'imc, Gilbert. IS II.
Referee. Dillon. Timer. lkor-i'z.
Scorer Butler
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
GLASTONBURY IS
WINNER IN GAME
Takes Overtime Hockey Session
From AN-Star Combine

In one of the most exciting and
hardest fought amcteur roller hook
ey games staged this season at the
Stanley Arena. the Glastonbury All
American team yesterday afternoon
defeated combination of New
Britain All-Stars in an overtime
contest by a 6 to score.
In the first two periods. Glaston-
bury piled UP a lead Of 5 to l but
third period rush by New H,itain
and the los, OF goals through f,u's
by Glastonbury. tied the count at
the end OF the final frame. In the
overtime session. Connery drove IN
the winning goal from the side az
the rink.
Seve,a: fist fights enliveEcl tn.
game for the spectators and made
the rivalry more intense. the "cor !:
New Britain Glastonbury
Casparini ............. l.. Dlckau
First Rush
A. Gillette ............ Connery
Second Rush
REQ ........ Henry. A. Dickau
Center
La l'ointe .............. Allen
Ialfback
kaplan ......: ............. 1loff
Goal
First Period
New Britain Gillette S:07
2 Glastonbury Conncry S:14
Second Period
3 Glastonbury Conncry 5:11
I Glastonbury Connery 9:o2
5 Glastonbury Connery LIZ
4 Glastonbury Conncry 4:iG
Third Pcrissl
Z New Britain Gillette c:01
S Glastonbury Connery 100
. New Britain Casparini e:57
10 New Britain Gillette 3:l9
IL New isritain Casparini 1903
Overtime Period
IL Glastonbury Conncry 3:1G
Rushes -Casparini. Z: +. Dickcn.
s: Stops-kaplan. 20; 1ioff, 62:
Fouls-I.a Pointc. j.. Dickau. Con-
merry 2, kaplan. Allen, Henry.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18
ARROWS CHAMPIONS
Of GROUP B LOOP
Clinch Title It Boys Club
COtoVdl Runs Wild
Group b Standing

The ARROW cIinchcd the cham
pionship OF I Group B Intcrmcdi-
ate baskets league at tho Boys
Club Saturda. afternoon when they
walloped the Boys Club Juniors by
1875 while their closest rivals, the
Goose Goslins, were bowling to the
Tigers by S3-15. With fun two
game lead and only one game left 10
bcplayed. the Arrows are therefore
certain Of winning the title.
Paluch and Mirzewski led the
dinners attack. with =. REQ putting
up a fine defensive exhibition. Nap
nj and Spadulis accounted for the
tail-endcrs' points. The summary:
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First Period
Goals Scored by Gagged by Time
l Waterbury w. Williams .,
. New Britain Thompson 4:4S
New Britain Thompson a:04
4 New Britain A. Williams $500
5 Waterbury W. Williams 5:co
New Britain A. Williams 1:e7
SecOnd Period
7 New Britain Thompson 4:so
New Britain Thompson $50
3 New Britain Thompson :5G
Third l'erisd
10 New Britain A. Williams 1:42
II New Britain A. Williams l:o3
IL waterbury Davies :3S
II New Britain A. Williams 80
"a New Britain A. Williams 2:s7
Rushes: Williams s, Davies ..
stops: WEIGH Is. Blount 81. Fouls:
Hebert. Referee: Rorty.
Lose to Providence
New Britain received a severe SET
back in Providence Saturday night
when the Providence team swamped
the local team by an II to score.
The defeat drove New Britain out
OF first place in the league. George
Wiley and Bill Duggsn led the Prov
idence attack with six and four
goals respectively, while kid" Will
iiams Gagged four of New Britain's
five. The summary:
Troy hls.np N, ,,;.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18

IL Glastonbury Conncry 3:1G
Rushes -Casparini. Z: +. Dickcn.
s: Stops-kaplan. 20; 1ioff, 62:
Fouls--I.a Pointc. j.. Dickau. Con-
merry 2, kaplan. Allen, Henry.
New Britain herald., 1929-02-18

Gordon opened the second half by
adding a point for Meriden from the
frce-throw line. Arburr nullified this
when In Il blaze of speed. he took a
pass from Leary, shot to Donoghue,
took the ball again and sank a bas-
ket. Lingner had taken Gordon's
place and he got loose for a basket
for Meriden making the count "a TO
IL. Arburr Gagged free try. Yak
zewski then. taking the ball from
S'oman in the pivot play. dribb"d
through for a shot. H., followed inn
m"djatclv with another of the same
kind. Arh,Irr Gagged anot her free try
and Zakzcwskl came through twice
again for two more baskets giving
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
Auto Damages Bicycle
 And Driver Speeds Off

Little Bernard Walsh, High street, parked his bicycle next to the cura
 on Broad street late yesterday aft ernoon and went into a store to make a purchase. He heard q sickening crunch. Running outside, he saw the bicycle in a sad shape. and a car speeding away.
 But Bernard was not without friends. A man standing near by had seen the accident and had noted the number of the fleeing car.S The driver, the man said, was try ing to park, and when he ran into Bernards bicycle. he sped away.
 Bernard came to the police sta ton. where all such mishaps are re- ported. He told his story to Lieu tenant Rival and to Officer ODay. assigned to the case. The number was sent to Hartford and in short time, the name of the owner of the car was flashed back to the local officers. And the owner of the car. Officer O'Day says, should at least make good the damaged front and rear wheels, as we'll as the broken pedal on Bernard's machine, or ha could be arrested for evading re- sponsibility.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
o4I-WNAC, BostOn-1230

 5:00-Ted and his gang. 6:O0-The Arch Aiders. 6:i5-Down to the Sea. 6;30-The Argentines. 6:45-Dinner orchestra with the
 Oracle. 7:OO-Time; The Lady of the 1vor-
 ies 7;O5-Baseban scores; weather
 man. 7:11-Mike and Meyer. 7;2O-News flashes 7:3O-Symphony orchestra from CBS studios. S:OO-Joint recital: Sergei Kotlar- sky and Mathilde Harding from CBS studios. S:3O-Flying lessons and dramatiz- ed stories from CBS studios. 9:O0-Paul Whiteman and his or chestra from CBS studio. 1O:00-Salon hour from CBS stu dios. 1O:3o-Story in a Song from CBs studios. 11:OO-News flashes. Crawford, the pet of the organ, from CBS studios. Dream Boat from CBS studios. 12;00-Midnigh Reveries from CBS studios.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
CANADA MAY BUY
 ALL OF LABRADOR
Proposal Ready for Purchase
 It Is Believed

Ottawa, Ont, Aug. 27 P)-Joseph de Champlain, of Quebec, a former resident in Newfoundland, was un . derstood to be on his way here to- day with authority from the govern inent of Newfoundland to open ne gotiations for the sale of Labrador to Canada.
 A month ago a story was publish cd that the suggestion Canada buy Labrador had been placed befJre the Dominion cabinet unofficialy. The proposal lacked the backing ol the Newfoundland government. It was assumed that Mr. De Cham plain made that suggestion and is now returning from Newfoundland with authority to open actual nego- tlations.
 At that time S100,000,000 was mentioned as the purchase price. A dispatch from St. Johns reported a
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27

tentative price of s11O, 100000, of which $10,000. 900 would be paid to certain interests represented Gy De 'rhamplain who have claims in tho Gistrict.
 It has been asserted that the Quebec government could have pur- chased Labrador-or rather made good the Quebec territorial claim for it-Ey payment to Newfound- land of $15 5.000,000 in settlement Of Newfoundland claim to ownership Of the territory The offer was no' made as Quebec felt sure of win ming it's claim before the privy council, which awarded Labrajor to Newfoundland.
 A dispatch from Quebec quoted Premier L, A. Taschereau as say ing, If there is to be a sale of La brador, the question should be dis cusSed between governments and not through a niddleman."
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
3O3-WBZ, Springficld-99O

5:OO-Final closing stock markets 5:30-Lost and found; positions
 wanted 5:40-Rythms. 6:00-Time; news bulletins 6:06-The Keyboard Jester. 6:16-Spotlight Review. 6:19-The weatherman. 6:20-Agricutural reports. 6;30-Savannah orchestra from
 NEG studios. 7:00-Chimes baseball scores. 7:06-Singing the Blues-Betty
 Cole and Phil Saltman. 7:30-The testers. S:O0-Michael Ahern, baritone; Me
 lodic ensemble. S:30-Orchestra and vocalists from
 NEG studios. s:0O-The College Drug Store from
 NEG studios. 10;OO-Syncomatics from NEG stu
 dios. tO:3O-The orchestradians from
 NEG studios. l1:00-Time; sportogram; weather
 man. l1:O7-News bulletins; baseball
 scores; time.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
42S-WLW, Cincinnati-700

 5:30-Amerrycana. 5:45-The Rhyme Reaper. 6;00-The Hawaiians. 6:30-Live stock reports. 6;40-Polly and Anna, the glad
 girls. 7:00-Children' corner. 7:3O-Dinner music. 7:55-Baseball scores. S:OO-Goldmans band from NEG
 studios. S:30-Orchestra and vocalists from
 NEG studios. 9:0O-Ohio Caverns orchestra. 9:15-The Mailbag. 9:3O-Master Minstrels from NEG
 studios. 10:0O-Syncomatics from NEG stu
 dios. 1O:3O-Sohio program from Cleve-
 land. 11:0O-Pete Arzan and his Arzan
 kids. 11:3O-Henry Fillmore and his
 band. 12:00-WLW review. 1:00-Johnny Hamps KentucNy
 Serenaders. 1:30-Singers. 2:O0-Gene and Ford and Glenn. 2:3O-Sign off.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
422-WOR. Ncwarl-710

5:00-Musical musings-organ re-
 cital.
 5:25-Contempora exposition of art
 and industry. 5:40-Malcolm Duane Coney, pian-
 ist.
 5:50-Emerso Male quartet; time. 6:15-Aviation weather forecast. 6:20-Sports talk. 6:30-Segre Walter, pianist. 6:45-Melodies of Erin-Lola Di-
 mon, soprano. 7:00-Time; Commodore Grill or
 chestra. 7;30-Aunt Mandy's Chillum. 7.59-Chimes. S.00--Main Street Sketches. 9:00-Tunkel hour. 9:30-Philharmo Symphony or
 chestra stadium concert. Willem
 Van Hoogstraten, conducting. 10:30-Bruce Campbell singers. 11:00-Time; news bulletins; wealth
 CT report. 11:O5-Palais Royal orchestra. 11:30-Hotel Alamac orchestra.
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r. Gill,

P. Gill 5:15-My South-Katherine rift
 Jones. 5:30-Summary of programs. 5:35-Reports: closing stock mar
 ket prices and quotations; fi-
 nancial summary of the day;
 cotton exchange closing prices
 and quotations; state and feder-
 al agricultural reports. G:OO-Hotel Manager orchestra. 6:25-Baseball scores. 6:30-Savannah orchestra. 7:00-Marguerite Aayerm, contral-
 to. 7:15-The World in Music-Pierre
 Key. 7:30-Lew White organ recital. S:00-Goldman's band. S:3O-Dance orchestra and vocal
 ists. 9:00-The College Drug Store. 9:30-MaSter minstrels. 10:O0-The Syncomatics. 10:30-C. A. Earl orchestra. music. 12:O0-Aviation weather report.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
345-WABC, New YOrk-S60

6:00-The Rhythm Kings with
 Freddie Rich conducting. 5:45-Closing market prices, 6:00-Show Folks-experiences of
 old time troupers 6:30-Candle Light dance orches-
 tra.
 7.00-Gypsy camp. 7:30-Symphony orchestra with
 Howard Barlow conducting. 8:00-Joint recital-Sergi kotlar-
 sky and Mathilde Harding, vio-
 lin and piano. 8::3O-Flying lessons and dramatiz-
 ed stories. S:00-Paul Whiteman and his or
 chestra, 10:00-sSalon hour-augmented sym
 phony orchestra with David
 Mendoza conducting. 11:00-Jesse Crawford, the poet of 10:30-Story in Song, 11:30-The Dream Boat. 12:00-Time.
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3S9--WRBM. Chicaro-77O

 7:OO-Studio orchestra and MaXcy church organ. 7:30-Dinner dance with Terrace Garden and College Inn orches- tras.
 S:OO-Feature from CBS studios. S:3O-Flying lessons and dramatiz- ed stories from CBS studios. 9:0O-Paul Whiteman and his or chestra from CBS studios. 1O:OO-Salon hour from CBS stu dios. 10:9O-Story in a Song from CBs studios. 11:0O-Jesse Crawford, the poet oi the organ. from CBS studios. of Allah and Terrace Garden orchestras.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
337-WJAR, Providencc-S9O

6:30-News flashes. 6:35-Produce market report. 6:40-Weather report. 6:45-Household finance program. 7:00-Jimmy Walsh and his or
 chestra. 7:25-Baseball scores. 7:3O-sketches from NEG studios. S:00-Safety talk. S:05-Hawaiian Island quintet. S:30-Orchestra directed by Victor
 Arden; male trio from NEG stu
 dios. s:O0-Dance orchestra; Alumni
 boys Frohne sisters from NEG
 studios. 10:00-The Eskimos from NEG stu
 dios. 10:30-News flashes. scores.
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319-WGY, Schencctady-7GO

6:0O-Stock reports, produce mar
 ket reports; news items; Sara
 toga racing results. G:25-Baseball scores. 6:30-Dinner music, G:5S-Eye health talk. 7:OO-Roads of the Sky from NEG
 studios. 7;3O-Sketch from NEG studios. S:OO-WGY concert orchestra pre-
 senting Loretta Holland, so-
 prano. S:3O-Orchestra directed by Victor
 Arden from NEG studios. 9:0O-The Alumni boys; dance or
 chestra; Frohne sisters from
 NEG studios. 10:0O-The Eskimos from NEG stu
 dios. orchestra. program from NBl
 studios.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
NEiII, Boston

G:O0-Nacation ensemble. G:45-Thrifty ensemble. 7:00-News dispatches. 7:10-Gems. 7:3O-Sketches from NEG studies. S:O0-Musical program from NEG
 studios. S:30-Orchestra directed by Victor
 Arden from NEG studios. 9:0O-Orchestra and singers from
 NEG studios. 10:O0-The Eskimos from NEG stu
 dioS 10:3O-Weather and flying fore
 cast. 10:35-News dispatches. 11:00-Naudeville hour.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
Boy Breaks His Arm
 By Falling Down Stairs

Falling down stairs at his home at S:30 last night, Robert Allen, g. 245 Broad street, broke his right arm. He was taken to the New Britain General hospital where it was reset and today he is resting comfortably.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
TUESDAY
Eastern Daylight Saving Time
2ss-WTIC, Hartford-1O6O

6:00-Black and Gold orchestra
 from NEG studios. 6:25-News bulletins. 6:30-Emil Heimberger and his
 trio. 6:55-Baseball scores. 7:00-Roads of the Sky-How High
 Can Man Fly? by Lieut.. Apollo
 Soucek from NEG studios. 7:3O-Sketch from NEG studios. S:00-Silent.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
oG1-WHAM, ROcheSter-1159

6:30-Dinner music. 7:OO-Stock quotations. 7:15-Baseball scores. 7:20-NewsCasting. 7:3O-Seneca string quartet S:00-Goldman' band from NEG
 studios. S:3O-Orchestra and vocalists from
 NEG studios. 9:OO-The College Drug Store from
 NEG studios. 9:30-Master Minstrels from NEG
 studios. 1O:OO-The Syncomatics from NEG
 studios. -Orchestradians from NEG
 studios. Understanding about everything 11:O5-Organ recital. 12:0O-Radiogram and government
 weather forecast.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
Through the Static

I,e gros Paul will conduct his last concern from Pacific coast SUI dios of the CBS this evening at nine o'clock before he curtains h!S band for New York, where, disgust ed, he will hit the picture houses again and chuckle obscenely as he views his experiences on the west Coast, where he was lured by q movie contract even fatter than himself, and which he did not fill
 The fat movie contract was the chief reason for Paul Whitemau departure for the west coast a few months ago, and the same movie contract is the reason for his TO- turn. At the studios Paul and h's band were to be starred in an K tra-spccial-super production, called the King of Jazz.
 But somehow. everything went wrong. Paul lost three of his dou- ble chins worrying They had given him a story to be sure, but it WIS not the right kind Of a story, Ac- cording to the script, Paul was to lose his heart to a girl. and lose the girl to a more lucky fellow. Al though he may appear faintly etH- phantine. le gros Paul has Ire heart of a Romeo. He is a CyranC de Bcrgerac. Flatly he stamped 'hs foot at million dollar a year eXe&u- tivcs until his midriff shook as q bag of jelly. He would not play such a character.
 Paul Whiteman was not th2il man if they wanted a i1zz magna-c who could lose his heart and then lose the girl. Even in the picture Paul objected to losing the girl. All bets were off. Paul is returning east tomorrow.
 Tn his concert this evening, which will originate from station KMT1t Universal City, California, the King of Jazz and his band, who were all most in the movies, will pay a pro gram dedicated to moon and love and things like that. There is one group of moonlight tunes and an3
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
273-WPG, Atlantic City-1100

213-WPG, Atlantic City-1100 S:O0-F'inal baseball scores. S:05-Billy Fowler and his band. S:30-Willian Washington-the
 one man orchestra. S:45-Operatic echoes Lillian
 Brooks, soprano. 9:0O-Chalfonte- Haddam dual trio. 1O:OO-Jack Crawford and his or
 Chestra. 1O:3O-Colton manor ensemble. 11:O0-Jan Garber and his orches-
 tra. 11:3O-Organ and ensemble presen-
 tations. 12:00-Folies Berfere orchestra. 12:30-Meyer Davis orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-27
344-WENR, Chicago-S10

G:00-The Air Juniors.
 S:15-The Farmers Farmer. 1O:00-The Home Circle Concert. 11:0O-The Music Parade. 12:30-Mike and Herman. 12:5O-Studio Gossip.
 1:0O-DX Air Vaudeville.