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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE, Va, october 10.-Caught
in a storm sewer by a cave-in, Howard
Hylton, assistant city engineer. and
John Dodd, city employee. have told a
graphic story Of their experience. last
ing more than an hour, during which
they were uncertain whether or not
they could be rescued.
Unknown to others, they entered the
four-foot square concrete channel for
the purpose of exploring it for an OBJ
struction. They had proceeded almost
q block, when one side of the concrete
caved In. blocking their egress by the
way they came.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
BUSINESS WOMEN MEET.
Arlington County Organization
Holds Monthly Luncheon.

By stan Correspondent Of The star.
CLARENDON, Va, October 10.-The
semi-nonthly luncheon meeting Of the
Business and Professional Women's
Club of Arlington County was held, with
Mrs. Albert H. Cohen, president pre-
siding.
Mrs. Pearl w. Sharpe. chairman Of
the membership committee, gave a talk
on the membership drive that - now
under way and submitted the follow
ing applications of persons who were
later voted membership in the club.
Mrs. Helen K Collins, Mrs. Florence
Gravatt, Mrs. Charlotte Benton and
Mrs. Center Broaddus.
Mrs. Cohen announced her Intention
of attending the Fall meeting of the
executive board Of the State Federation
If Business and Professional Women's
Clubs, which viii take place Saturday
at Martinsville, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Alexandria Firm Chartered.

RICHMOND, Va, October 10 (Spe-
cial). A charter has been issued the
H. L. Ryan Lumber Co, Inc, 3 Virginia
avenue, Jefferson Park, Alexandria, Va,
with maximum capital of 500. 900, to
buy, sell. deal in and manufacture tim
Der, lumber, millwork, etc. Marshall H
Lynn of Mount Ida, Va, is president
and Leo P. Harlow of Washington, d
c., is attorney for the concern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Hunter Fatally Wounded.

OAKLAND, Md, october 10 (Spe-
ciaD Wayne Gardner, .16, student In
the High School at Blacksmith, w. Va,
was fatally wounded when he fell with
shotgun In his hands while squirrel
hunting near his home. The shot lodged
In his abdomen, yet he walked for some
distance before he fell. Cecil Gardner
Of Washington, D. c., is surviving
brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
RICHEY TO GIVE AWAY
S25, 900 WORTH OF TROUT
Presidents Secretary to Distribute
10000 Fry at Frederick County
Reception to Public. "a
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK. Md, october 10.-Dis-
tribution on Saturday of 10000 brook
and rainbow trout by Lawrence Richey,
executive secretary to President Hoover,
propagated at his fishing preserve at
Catoctin Furnace will be made the &C.
casicn for the first public reception Of
Mr.. Richey to people of Frederick Coun-
ty since he purchased the 1,800-acre
estate in Catoctin Mountain. The fish,
commercially valued at about S25, 900,
viii be given. by Mr.. Richey to sports
men to restock Frederick County
streams ~
Since the, original invitation to Fred
erick County sportsmen, Mr. Richey has
enlarged his invitation to include the
public at large. His property will be
open to public inspection and at noon
luncheon will be served picnic style at
the fishing preserve. It will consist Of
sandwiches, doughnuts, sweet cider and
coffee.
Mr.. Richey expects that G. C. Leach,
Washington, head of the Hatchery De-
partment of the United States Bureau
of Fisheries, Secretary Of Commerce
Robert P. Lamont, z. Lee lie Compile,
State game warden; Congressman F. N.
zihlman and others to be present. H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
CITY SHAKE-U up RUM0RED
OF DANVILLE OFFICIALS
Terms of Eight Expire With Meet
ing of Council Tonight -Incurn-
bents File for disappointment.

bents File for Reappointment.
Special Dispatch to The star
DANVILLE, Va, october 10.-Rumors
were rife today that at tonight's meet
ing of the city council, when. eight city
officials are to be elected for terms of
two years, shake-up may take place.
So far only the incumbents have filed
applications.
It is reliably learned. however, that
the office Of city purchasing agent,
now held by B. A. Pollok, will, be
abolished or merged with the ONCE of
city auditor as a step toward economy.
Officers whose terms end include City
Attorney A. M. Aiken, City Fire Chief
L. F. Mitchell, Utilities Manager E. c.
Brantley, City Collector d. P. Garvin,
City Engineer c. L. Scott, City Auditor
G. B. Strange, Purchasing Agent B. A.
Pollok and City Health Onicer r. w.
Garrett.
A change is anticipated in the last
named office, DR.. Garrett having stated
that he was not reapplying.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
ESCAPES ROAD CAMP.
Virginia Prisoner, Hobbled, Wades
River Under Fire of Guard.

eaecfa' Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, Va. October 10-James
Bailey, sent up from Newport News in
1926 on the charge of HOUSEKEEPING,
waded Bluestone River near Flatop
Yard to make his escape from the Falls
Mills State road camp. He wore hob
bles at the time and escaped under the
fire of a guard. Bailey was No. 2i.224
He is 81 years old, weight 100 pounds
and Is feet IL inches in height 1t Is
his third escape from a road camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10

Building in many large cities. in Italy
has taken O squirt following the gov
eminent announcement that. 1t would
not interfere In leasing agreements after
the first of the year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10

Nearly 475,00O pounds of toilet and
fancy soap were shipped from the
United States to British India in the
first six months of this year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Here's q ginger ale
that giUes YOU
ULL-SIZE PINTS

CIicquOt Club Pale Dry comes in full Is.
ounce bottles I/3 more than most
dry ginger aIes
NNLY few months ago we started to tell the
women of America that Clicquot Club Pale Dry
" the only nationally known dry ginger ale
put up in full-size pnts
This news sent thousands of women their dealers,
asking them for Clcquot Club Pale Dry AndtOday these
women will other ginger ale
FIGrOr aeon them
The secret of Ccquot's great popularity is due to
something than giving full measure. 1t is due to
rare and mellow flavor found in other ginger ale.
The of this favor is ageing. Every bottle of
Clcquot Club you buy is skilfuy blended and care.
fully aged
Pure table sugar, fine Jamaica ginger, mellow syrup
of ripe fruit juices and pure rock spring the
ingredients And every bottle of Clcquot Club
carries doube-charge carbonaon give that added
zest and sparkle.
Just 60 to your dealer and compare bottle of
Clicquot Club Pale Dry with bottle of any other
nationally known dry ginger ale. Note the full pint
bottle . SO much economical than wasteful near
quarts that may ego fat" before you them up.
little 12ounce "pints" that won't 60 round.
Unlike others, all Clicquot Club ginger ales-Pale
Dry Golden, and Sec-come in clean bottles used
before. you like rich gingery drink ask for Ccquot
Club Golden. If your taste prefers extra dry BLEND
buy Cicquot Club Sec-the ginger ale supreme.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
l0:&0-Naudeville program 11:3O-Moonbeams
3I9-WABC. New Nork-S60

 S.o0-Religious services 9;00-MorninE musicale f0:u0-Iand of Make Relieve 11:0U-West End Presbyterian
 church l2:&u-Jewish day program 1.@0-littmann orchestra -:uO-Nocal trio 2:&Q-Diamond entertainers %:o0-Symphonic hour upholstered musical service 5:00-NcWs reel Of the air 5:$o-Sermon by Rev. Donald G
 Farmhouse of Philadelphia G;o0-I'ur Trappers G:&0-Scalers 7:0o-Littmann's entertainers 1.&o-l'rcnch trio 7:45-The worlds business, Dr.
 Julus Klein S:0O-Rhapsodizcr &:%o-Wayne King and company @:0o-Majcstic thcater of the air 10;00-Arabesqu lo:30-Royal's poet Of the organ,
 Jesse Crawford l:o0-Back home hour 2:ol-Coral Islanders l@;30-Midnight melodies
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
3O3-NBZ. >pringficld-9o0

k:00-Dickinson Stroetcr organ 5;$0-Lost and found; positions
 wanted b:45-Twilight musicale G:0l-Piano etchings, G. A. Shy
 der
 s:15-Cann'a football scoroDoard 6:&O-Gold Spot orchestra 7:oo-Amos n Andy 7:1G-LoWc's orchestra 7:%0-Musical program S:00-Burgcss nature loagu- &:3Q-Mcfnelly's orchestra 9:00-Chimncy Swallows 3:30-Orchestral program 10:0t-Music masters t0:3O-Chicago Civic Opera 70, 1l:02-Hockey - Bruins vs Mon
 tr.al
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
i22-WOR, NcWark-110

b:00-DauCc orchestra b;30-Intcrnational prison Commis-
 sion, Caroline E. Wlttpenn 5:50--Sercnadcrs f:10-Program resume 6;l5-Aviation weather forecast 6:20-Tda Bostclmann, composer
 pianist e:30-Inclo Don f:01-Sports talk T:10-Hotel orchestra 7:3O-America's social problems.
 Prof. Clarence Dittmcr, x. Y. T:45-Half Seas Over S:15-Nationa Security league talk S:30-Rccital - Mildred Reed. so-
 prano; Samuel Kisscll, violinist 9:00--Elizabethan radio players in
 "Richard III" MidShipmcn Silver Threads Among the
 Gold' i 10;30--Hotol orchestra 1:00-Minute Men 1t:3O-Moonbeam
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
359-WGY, Schcncctady-.9O

379-WGN. SchcncCtady-.9O 10:00-Aviation weather report il:00-Scrvicc from Union college
 memorial chapel -;00-Biblical drama %:00-Organ recital 4:00-Dr. $, parkCS Cadman, ca
 thcdral hour
 5:%0-Ncw York program G:00-EChoes of the Orient 6:l5-Musical program G:30-Lchigh program 7:00-Nariety program 7:30-Capitol theatcr program 8:30-Musical program A:00--David Lawrence, talk 9:15-Musical program 10: Variety program l 10;45--Sunday at Seth Parker's H. 5-Russian Cathedral choir
 2Gi-WHAM, ROChestcr-t1o0 9;00-ramily worship hour
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
t5i-MIAI. New York

S.un-'Tea timers J:30-Thc lady ne>' door 5:55-SumnIary of NBr program! 6:0o-Black and Gold Room or
 CheStra 6.55-Foo'baU scores 7:oO-Thc new business world 7:30-Ho'el orchestra S;0o-Jncidou's iii tho liWs Of
 famous men S:30-LyricS 9,00-Symphony orchestra and
 sololsts 10:0o-Eolfc's orchestra 1l:30-Ho,"l orchestra 12:00-RUdv Naljaa and l.. or
 Chcstra
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
J26-W MICA. New NOrk-510

9:%0-Eyo- openers lo:%0-Watchtowcr chain program 1 ll:00-SolOW soloists l2:00-American Hebrew Forum l2 :l5-SoloW soIoiSts 1:00-Finkerberg entertainers 2:00-Finlay-S Strauss hour ":o0-F'ur trappcrs 3:$0-ChinatOwn rescue mission
 service
 5:00-Yorkvilc radio divertisc-
 mentS
 T;00-Milton Eoemcr and Roc"lcr
 homcrs
 S:00-DanCc orchestra 9:00-Ohrhach miracle program 10:00-MadiSon Square Garden
 hockey games i0:45-Loncly troubadours :00--Dancc orchestra 12:00-1EollyWoo orchestra 1:0o-DancCland program 1:30-Nillagr Grove Nut Crackers
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
526-WNNC. New ork-5I0

5:50-Firc department band f:4O-Courtland players 7:0o--Blanche Mauclairc, French diseusc 7:15-Current events in aviation,
 It. F,manuelc Stieri 7:30-Timc. police alarms, civic in-
 formation. football scores T.35-Law for the layman, Prof.
 Jevenal MarchisiO 7:50-Scencs from modern drama,
 Max Monitor S.1Q-Thc municipal trio
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
395-WJI, New NOrk-16O

 2:0o-NBC childrcn's hour l2:S0-Metropolitan echoes l:55-Summary of NEG programs 1;00-The Nomads 1;30-The Pilgrims 2:00-RoXy symphony orchestra @:00-National youth conference 4:00-National light opera J:00-Orchestra and soloists 5:30-National religious service 6:30-Anglo-P PerSians 7:00-ln the spotlight 7:S0-Instrumental music S:00-Melodies S:l5-Radio hour l5-Parisionno romanccs 9:45-OrcheStra and singers 10:15-Mastcr Musicians 11:00-My South, Katherine lift
 Jones 11:t5-South Sea Islanders 11:45-Armchah quartet
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
SATU URD.AN
Eastern Standard Time
2S3-WTIC. HartfOrd-1O

2S3-WTIC. Hartford-1o6o 5:S0-Studio ensemble in dinner
 music program 6:So-Bcssie l., Taft in fairy tales
 for children s;@0-News flashes and |. <. daily
 bulletins from Washington 6: 6:3l-Favorite songs Of many na-
 tions by Hotel Bond trio 6:59-Wcathcr report. industrial
 alcohol announcement 7:0U-Silcnt
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

The Girl of My Dreams" mu- sical play in two acts by Karl Hos cha, will be the NEG offering by the National Light Opera Company at 4 ?. m. tomorrow. This will afford light Advertisement for Sunday afternoon for people who like real music. The performance is not q long one.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
305-NI/., New Urk-1iD

5:9u-I'inal stocks, gnancjal sum-
 mary. state and federal agricul-
 tural reports t;10-Summary Of NBC programs 5:l5-Alice Ecmscu, contraIto 5:30-Toa music G:oo-Mmc. Lolita C. Ganshorg,
 pianist G:15-Nalo quartet G:30-Gold Spot orchestra 7:00-Football scores; Amos n
 Andy 7:G5-Hotcl orchestra }:no-Chicago c"lehrjtirs 8:30-Silycr I'lutr tales o'
 gypsy h:0H-Bonnic Laddios s;15-The cub reporter, comic
 skit a:3O-Malc quintet and orchestra 1o:o0-Chicago Civic Opera co. 1f:t5-Slumhe music 12:o0--Aviatjon weather forecast
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
526-WMCA. New Iork-310

5:00-NaIda Nardi, Contralto 5:15-Fashionctt :30-Sidelights of show life o:0O-Echoes of music e:3O-Ridgcwood Grove boxing
 bouts 1:O0-DanCe orchestra 11:3O-NeWs summary 1:4O-DanCp orchestra 12:0O-Music masters
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

Tuesday evenings broadcast will have a gem in the Evening in Paris" hour sent out over WABC and WNAC, featuring a radio im- pression of one of the most quaint Parisian cabarets in Paris, while the music selected is very alluring and tuneful
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
319-WABC. New NOrk-S60

6:00-Club orchestra
 6:00-MusiCal NcSpcrs
 6;S0-Nitwit 6 hour
 1:00-Ambass ssad dors
 7:3o-Littmann's entertainers S:00-Canadians
 S:f5-FinanCe period
 S:30--DiXic echoes
 9:oo-Mr. and Mrs, Grayhars
 a:$O-Hadloy symphony orchestra 1 I0:oO-Radio hour Ii i:0n-Canadjans : t:30-Hotel orchestra f. 2:00-Herman Bernic'S orchestra Midnight melodies
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
Nj Dlh
Eastern Standard Time
2S.3.-WTiC. HartfOrd-10 0GO

2S%-WTiC. Hartford-10G0 S:3U-Choral orchestra and solo,
 ists 9:o0-Our government, David Law
 renee 9:15-nrchcstral program and sOloists report and indus
 trial alcohol announcement
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

The Capitol theater radio family will celebrate it's seventh year of radio broadcasting tomorrow night when it goes on the air at 7:S0, with Major Bowcs, the father of the family. introducing the different members The theater was the first to start thcater broadcasting. The
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
3 3l4-WENR. ChiCagO-S10

3I4-WENR. thIcagO-SiU S:0G-Sunshinc hour 1l;00-Scrmon and service at Cen
 tral church of Chicago 2:30-The music parade %:30-The smile club 4:00--Mike and Herman 4:l5-Naricty program s:40-Musical memory album o:00-The Smith family 5:45--The choir loft S;00--DoWners grove Sunday eve.
 ming club
 9:00-SundaN symphony concert t0;30-An Occidental olio :00-Marion and Jim's grab bag 11:l0-DX air vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
31O-WPCH, New Nork-S1O

b:00-Winarsky and his tanjo
 boys 5:15-Federation of Jewish chari-
 ties 5.3o-Sonr story. Adelaide Klein G:0o-End of day - Ben Walker,
 tenor, Adrljnc J. Tsch0gl
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
2II-WNN BoSton-123O

| l-- " \ .NN- t''~t'bi--l -ob 5:oO-'rcd and his gang -:45-SW ordsucn G:nO-NcWs flashes G:l0-Dinncr orchestra G:25-Conccrt orchestra G:iu-rhc commanders G:50-COllcgiHnS 7:go-Pcrsonalitics in the news. X
 !. Philpott 7:3o-Lcvilow ard his ensemble &:p0-Cauadians S:l5-Emanco period S:&o-DiXic echoes 9:00-Joo and Vi 9:%0-SympAony orchestra 10:O0-Itadio hour 1I:00-Nows flashes Gallagher and his
 orchestra 12:00-Midnigh rcycrics
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
2G1-WH.aN RoChc~tcl-1l50

G:oo-Detail reports; stocks, mar
 l>ats, special announcements Society orchestra Nicholas Lcnra,y. bass;
 Constantine Nadetsky, ccllist;
 Gilbert owen, yiolinist: Amos
 n Andy 7:3o-Bissctt - Mclcan's orchcs-
 ira
 S;0U-Thc Arzrn kids s:3o-Alufcal program 9:Uu-OrEau recital George Bab-
 cock from Asbury M. L. church ?:@o-Musical program 1o:oo-Chicago Civic Opera Co. 1l:lj-Odcnhach orchestra
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

Fritz Reiner leader of the Cincin natl symphony orchestra, will con that goes on the air at 9:l5 tomor row night over the NEG system.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

The Story and Significance Of Thanksgiving" will be explained by pr. Nathan krass, eminent Jewish leader and rabbi of Temple Emanu- Fl, New York. speaking in the JeN- ish hour broadcast of the NEG sys- tenn at o'clock tomorrow after noon.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
3It-NI.NR. Chicago-S10

5;0o--Air juniors T:15-The farmers farmer 12;0Q--Afusical barragr, rapid fire
 presentation Of popular song
 and ins,rumcn1al selections by
 WENIE stair as ] l9:3G-DN air vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
379-WGN. >chcncctady-790

JT3-N GN. NChcncCtaUN-13J t:ou-Dmncr music 7:oO-NcW business world 7:%o-Iotcl orchestra T:44-Municipal series A:oo-All-Amcrican Mohawk pro-
 gram &;3o-Nuslcal program @;uU-Orchestral program l l1;0o-Musical program 1t:00-Dance program
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

How Napoleon returning from his punishment to Elbe was cnthusias- tically received by his soldiers will be told in the Heroes Of the World as given over the NBC system to- morrow evening at : o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
:00-Morning church service,

1l:00-Morning church service,
 Third Presbyterian church 1;30-Mckown string orchestra 2:00-DoWn melody lane 2:30-Organ, cello and vocal solo.
 nsts
 %:00-Concert trio and soloist 3;30-Civic orchestra 4;00-Musical program 4;30-Travelogue talk o;l5-Naricty program 5:S0-National religious service G:%0--Anglo-P Persians 7:00-Rcv. Justin w. Nixon and
 Rev l'r. Leo C. Mooney 7;20-AIusical program &:00--Nariety program 5:15-NBC program 9:15-Musical program 3;45--Nariety program 10:15-Master musicians weather report
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
!22-WoR, NcWarh-It0

2;uo-rrohihition debate from .
 Hotel AStor 3.15-Philharmonic orchestra con
 cert 1:oo-Thc psychologist says, pr.
 Arthur F. Payne 1:i5-Thc shoostrug review G;0U---Cathcdral saga, organ 7:00-rOnccrt orchestra S:Go-Choir invisible 9:oo-Manhattau symphony or
 chcstrH
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

Commander Charles Rosenda hl, L. s. N., formerly commander of the Los Angeles, the mighty diri- gible and a passenger on the Graf Zeppelin in it's world-girdinG trip. will talk upon sports to the boys of this country tomorrow afternoon through the NEG system with WEAF, and WIZ, New York. as the nearest outlets. He will talk abolt 5:30.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
3S9-WBBM, ChicagO-I10

7:30- Orchestra program S:00-Majcstic thcater Of the air 9:0o-Tcd Wccms orchestra l2: 00-- Nutty club G:%0-50-piece band concert. song
 service, Chicago gospel taber-
 nacle 9;5o-Biblo drama, Chicago gospel
 tabernacle 10:45-Back home hour
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
Through tie Static

Very pleasing results in homo study training were revealed at the conference at Washington this past week particularly in regard to ra- dio technical men. This is cxemp!i- fled in the case of the National Ra- dio institute which started in 1914 with four students and now has 125 instructors training over 1S,00O to supply the need of radio for techni- cal experts.
 Will Osborne has been signed Up by the Columbia Broadcastinc sys- tenn. He has successfully sold or chcstral playing to slower time, fea'- turing the slower rhythm until it is now the accepted thing in broal- casting,
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2a 1929

9:15-Concert program l0:l5-Champions
 l0:45-Sunday at Seth parkcr's 1l:15-Russian cathedral choir ll;4J-Sam Herman, Xylophonist
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

Mo2art's opera "Thc Marriage of Figaro will be heard over the air tomorrow evening when a Spanish soprano, Countess Olga Medolaso Albani. will sing the aria at 6:15 over the NBS network. This opera is regarded by many as Mozart's best work.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
303-WRL. NpringfcId-09o

@03-WBI NpringiicId-09 g:iJ-Thc watch tower south church services l.0u-Nrtcrans Of Foreign Wars 1:3o-Hillcrcst Park corporation -:ou--HoNy's symphony orchestra ":oo--Eoy-Clair. sonGSt"rs %;2o-Natioual youth conference a:6o--TWiliEht concert 4:&o-our famous contemporaries
 Mrs, IDouglaS Robinson t,A5-F.dWard McHugh, baritone 5:oW-Sou@ program 1:$&-National religious services 5:%0-Anglo-F 7;oo-Around the Campfire 7:&o-tOncert program N.U0--M"lo1ios
 S.15-Eadio hour Parisi"nno romance a:45-Orchestra program players 10:55-NeWs flashes
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

program may be heard from WEAE New York.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

Oriental songs from far off Tur.;- estan and Caucasian sketches add color 10 the broadcast by the Troika Bells which goes on the air tomor- row at ?. m. from the NEG sys- tenn.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

9:0o-RadiO hour l2:uo-Chicaso's most popular or
 chcstra l1;45-Coftcc Dan
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

389-WBBN. tIIicago-I10 < h0-Collcgc hour 5.30-WBBM carnival
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

According 10 Walter Damrosch | the veteran symphony orchestra | conductor, the musical taste of America is improving greatly and he ascribes this to the radio in having educated the public to ask for the better class of music. Thousands of letters received from radio listeners containing requests are the basis for this belief. He finds the demand | increasing steadily for the best clas- sical works especially for whole symphonies w.th also a keen inter- est in modern works. Mr. Damrosch also calls attention to the improve ment in orchestral work to meet the requirements Of the nicrophone and says that the new condenser micro- phone picks up the entire orchestra with remarkable accuracy complete lV eliminating undue emphasis on any one section of instruments.
 "Footlitcs,' a feature sent out by WABC, is achieving much success comedian. composer and vaudeville performer who had splendid back ground and support in his associ-
 ates This program will go on the air next Friday evening at o'clock. Those fond of organ music may i always obtain it by listening carly in the evening to WDRC. New Ha- 1 ven, as there is a broadcast from the 1 Pcduot theatcr at 6:30 which is UclI , worth the time and effort required ! to get the station.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23
37O-WPCH. New NOrk-S10

 9:oo-Fmkcnberg gloom chascrs 9:30-T"rcsc Rose Nagcl 10;o0-lIOuschold talk fe:0o--I'mkonbcrg gloom chascrs 1f:oo-Christian Science service 12:15-Infant's home of Brooklyn 1:00-Inspiratio hour 1:30-Narsity male quartet 1:iJ-Solow soIoists 2:&o-Kiwanis club musicale %:l5-Studio program 3:&0-Michacls orchestra 4:0o-A fantasy, The Voice of
 Nature" Dr. C. l.. Cadlc d:15-~ITubcrt Iciglcr, ullc and
 songs 4:%"-Ray Sinnotts orchestra 5:oo--"Thc Psychology of Crime"
 Prof. V. F. Fisher 5;t5-Arrighi choral singers 3:4|-Al Woods ensemble G;oo-Young Israel hour C:&o-John Q. Hewitt &, Co. t51-WE,tT, New Nork-6GO FRO Aviation weather report @:3%--Organ recital 1:0o-NBC and concert bureau
 program I;30-Godfroy Ludlow, violinist,
 and Mmc Gainsborg, pianist 2:00-Troika bells Milady's musicians s:55-Summary of NEG programs %:@0-IoWiSh hour A:0e-Cathedral hour G:00--iIchoos of the Orient Countess Olga Mcdologo hbani, soprano G:@0-Songologuc 7:Ou--Heroes of the world
 Napoleon 7.30-Major Bowcs' family from
 the Capitol theater &:30-Choral orchestra 9:00-Our government, David
 Lawrence
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

24i-WNAC, Boston-1230 &:0Q-Heroes of the church 9;00-Morning musicale t0:00-Children' hour from Cathedral
 church of St. Paul 12:15-Studio string ensemble l;00-Dudley radio carollers 2:3O-A bouquet of memories &:O0--Catholic Truth period 4:00-Cathedra hour 5:00--News reel of the air 5:30-Nesper services 6;60-Fur trappers G:30--Scalcrs 7:02-News flashes 7:15-The Triadors 7;45-Thc worlds business, Dr.
 Julius Klein S:00-Tho Rha psodi2ers S;$0-Waync Kings and his .com-
 pany
 9:o0-Majestic theatcr of the air l0:00-Royal's poet of the organ,
 Jesse Crawford to:00-Arabesque 11:00-NeWs flashes 1l:l0-Back home hour
 22G-WDRC, New Haven-l33O
New Britain herald., 1929-11-23

226-WDRC, New Haven-133O ll;O0-Services from the Church
 of the Pedeomer 3:30-Chinatown Rescue society
 services