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New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
Heralds Daily Pattern Service
smart Enscmhle for Wee Tot
 Pattern 1G73

The ensemble mode has been adapt cd by our younger ea"ratiOn, and the most adorable outrits ar.. seen on smart tots. TodIy'G sketch, De sign 1G73, shows sleeveless frock pcVcrly pointed in front and pleated for fullncSS. and q smart little coat faced, CT lined, with Ihe dress mate rial.
 Plain and printed piquc is charming for now, but later, when the weather is cool, a pique frOCk and q kash.. or jersey coat would be darling. The outfit is very simple, and easy to make. The hat should match the coat fabric.
 May be obtained only in sizes 1, (, 8 and 10
 Size 1 requires ? yards of 3G inch material for the coat and 1 12 yards for the frock. Additional material is needed for lining.
 This model is easy to make. No drcssmaliing experience is ncccs- sary, Each pattern comes to you "'''l "iiIllc anu 'AdtL lllSTucllOnS, including yardagc for every size A perfect fit is guaranteed.
 Patterns will be delivered upon re- ccipt of FIFTEEN CENTS G5c) in coins carefully wrapped or stamps. Be sure to write plainly your NAME, ADDR ESS, STYLE NUM- NER and SIZE wanted.
 THE FASHION BOOK is FIFTEEN CENTS, but only TEN CENTS when ordered with q pattern. Address all mail and orders to New Britain Herald Pattern Department, 243 West l7th street, New York city.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04

Bowser the Hound trotted down the Long Lane, through the corn field and out across the Green Meadows to where Flip the Terrier was digging excitcdly. So intent was Flip on what he was doing that he didn't see BoWscr coming. If wasn't until BoWscr spoke that Flip knew that hr had come.
 "What are you doing? Digging for exercise 2" inquired BoWser.
 Flip stopped digging long enough 10 look up at HoWscr and reply. 'Thore's somebody GoWn in there and I'm going 10 get him. Come on and help me get him."
 Tt looks to me" replied Bowsor "as if you just about fill up that hole, How can two Of us dig
 We can take turns anyway" said Flip.
 Bowscr shook his head. I'll let you do the digging, I'lip,' said he "When l was your aEc l used to b" q pretty good digger myself, but I'm not so fond of it now. You dig and I'll keep watch
 So Flip went back 10 his q dgging and Bowscr sat down to watch There was d twinkle in his eyes, In fact, if you could have looked in Bowscr'S face you might have guessed that he had some little joke all his own that he was laughing at inside.
 After a while Flip backed out and spraWlcd out on the mound Of sand that had piled up in front of the hole. He was hot and tired and he pantcJ. He blew sand out of his I osc and tried 10 shake if out of his cars. He was q littl" bit discour- agcd. "That hole goes down pretty Ge"p," said h..
 'I thought likely" replied Bows"r "I don't want to discourage you, bat thinl, it will take you the rest Of the day to get to the bottom of that hole. What do you expect to find when you get thore?"
 "The one who dug the hole" re- pil't IT llp pioillptiS' 'oiiI 9iII'll him when I first pokcd my nose in there and there hasn't been a chance for him to get out, for l have been right here on the job"
 "Do you expect him to wait for you?" inquired Bowser
 What else can he do?" demand cd Flip.
 He might be digging all the time you are digging" replied Bowser. | Flip's face fell. "I hadn't thought | of that" he exclaimed. still, if he ! is, l think I can outdig him. phew, ! it's hot"
 Have you kept watch of the | back doors?" asked BoWScr in q most matter Of fact way.
 Flip lifted his head quickly Back doors? Back doors? What . back doorS?" he demanded.
 Why, this is the front door ol 1 somebody's home: so, of Cour.c 1 there must be d back door; pcrhap, two or three," replied Hcwser "Whcn you go in at the front Gool 10 look for any one, it is just as well to have some one else watching the back door"
 q don't believe there is any back Goor," replied Flip. If there is ( lack door, where is it?"
 BoWscr got to his feet and lazill lcgan 10 walk around, shifting. No far away he found a hole part! covered with grass. Here is one, said he. A few minutes later h' found another. Flip ran over tc them. He sniffed at each. At on' of them he found the scent that h. had found in the hole he Was dig ging, and it was very fresh. It Wa
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
YOUR HEALTH
BY DR. MORRIS FISHBE1N Editor JuurnaI of the American Medical Association and of Fly
 Gcia. inc Health MaGaZine.

In the Cleveland Clinic disaster, tn" patients could be divided into two groups; those who died imme- diatcly, and those in whom the symptoms were delayed for several
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
for 90 minutes in 4 molrr rat" oven. German Apple Pudding, serving Six

for 90 mnuf"s in 4 molrrat" oven. German Apple Pudding, serving Six
 cup flour, teaspoons baNlng powder, l-S teaspoon salt, 2-% cup sugar. 1 ree. T. cup milk, T. cups sliced apples, ? teaspoons cinnamon, ; tablespoons butter, 1-$ cup light brown sugar.
 MIX the four baking powder, smt sugar r4g aua tua. r,ol ,or mlnutrs, Pour into q shallow pan. Top "i'h thc app, ; and sprinkle "lth teaspoon ot clnaamon. Mix rIe butter and light brown sugar and spread on top Sprinkle with the r.st of ft, cinnamon and bake in moderate oF-n for 25 minutes. Serve warm or cold with plain or whipped cream.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04

stronger outside than inside. He looked np at Bo~s"r, BoWscr was erinning. "I wouldn't dig any moro if l were you" said lie. There IS no one at homc.'
 (Copyright, 1929 T. W. TurEoss)
 The next story: Flip Changes His Mnd.'
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
BATHING SITS

It ii most important that bathing suits fit well. One th&t is a bit loos" will sag and pull and g@thcr itself in mbecomin@ folds as soon as it is wet
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
EIE IS EIAIlEID

Fur is a popular trimming. Fur jackets are bein sponsored. Often white fur, either orminc or lamb, is coupled with black, The fea- turod coat trimming is brown Per sian lamb.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
~fNIi. IENDANi.NThLS

Th,n'3 TO dispuuug that twecds tomajn tn" choice for sports en- @-mblrs Black suits are most inn porrant in formal wear.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
I.iI. A l.IIS

Somr new hats insist on being accompanied by whimsical looking lit'I" }rIls that spill q few small bits Of dots across ones eyes and nose aud oGd at cb""k depth.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
NiM SEDI.N

1a" two and thrc" "yolct tie is hariue a tremendous >ogu" in new shoes shown for Call Many of them arn in purple and green.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
Niary's OuthuF-t swings the SpM-
 light to Ec. and R"li,Fc> ti'r
 Anxiety Over the sew of tlr

Al Mary iIrI,pu's t.'ry a'....' of Mar.on's bitter &Eh h'r @rnon.. ranyirg ral rnr' sh" "'a.3 ""s' her ey.- for p.r'5 bat H,r.i '#j had ore Iu Er" H.,, N" a1l ,..
 L1llian's dilrmua and foW7a3 our startled "t"r'.oa upon jnl>s lovely you0@ ni.r. ahoe" stormy eyes and mutnous mauD mer" cvru more eIoqun.t trar her -ords.
 Her statement "aa ''g". l r""I- izod. as my con.ci"roe stirred ru- comfortably Hu my common sens" told me that .rr Nary'4 aunt, ,-Ia Drai;."iu.., b,-Ey'a sist-t had
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04

The Belgian government has or ranizrd flying clubs and pays half inc cost of members planes.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04

The Vatican is campaigning for cleaner churches in Italy.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
Menus for the Fomil>
Ey MRS. ALiN lNBi.E GEORGE Palatablc (Gul Wvathrr Menu

-I''lI-il ji"WhuFI Mashed Potatoes
 '.aH.,a Celery
 IiF"'" rtEa",rly Preserves u'lI L"'.u" an1 rwucb Dr~aaius GT3uM Arp.- iua.as cr.am
 >pa".-h iiamh,u2, serving six
 l i.oa.o. -5o4lu 0..uu t... su,aIt. F r"tnl l.oaa4 soIH4 pork, tablespoons "aopp.I es..a prpprra ? tablespoons rhorp 1 onions. t.a- spoon sait, If teaspoon paprka. i-l teaspoon cetr. -H, ,l5u.- spoon flour, 7 cup. tor=fo. <.
 NIS all th- iur'.Iruts rEropflue Inc tomatoes, Shape into | Dala .ud rIarr in buiterrl baking dish. Co.,4 "4tn t.e tomatoes and DaDo
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
HORIZONTAL

HORIZONTAL i 1. Planted. . !, Joined. 1 &. small cut Of meat. { l2 A mixture.
 l3. Metallic rock. II. Not dead.
 15. Closed hand. 1 1 (. Light brown. l 17. Opposite of odd. IS. To cleave.
 20. To displcaso. l. 22. TO make amends. "A. Lying near the poles. 2S. Away,
 33. Shrcwd
 A. Device for regulating tone. 1 35. Crescent.
 3G. Not bright.
 &H. Century plant fibre g. Wing.
 40. l'ilmior.
 4. In the midst.
 43 Sailor.
 A. Growing out.
 45. Verb. 4G. Sooner than. l A. Oblitorat"d. 4S. Conducted.
 VERTICAL l.. Divan. ; Fetid. 3. Desire.
 f. Short letter.
 ,. Vocal composition. ] G Epoch. | 7 Tooth. l $. Musical character. ] 2. Bees home. ! 10. Kiln. II, To be undecided. 1 19, Uncommon. 21, Exploit.
 2%, Mass book.
 4, Roof Of the mouth.
 25. Visual
 2G. Wrist bone. 27. Dcrourcd. 29. Young dog. , 30. B"ast
 3l. To withdraw.
 32. Exchanged. 3G. To s,N. 37. To I>,t. , 4o. Graz td. ] fl. Carmino.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04

Gty. catir.n mtutal sweets as la,Hu~, dalos, urunrs and sweet trHta 10 supply their craving for s"''f foods. Candy is too conccn- tra'od.
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
By Thornton w. Burgess

Who builds and knows what he's about Has never less than two ways out.
 -Johnny Chuck
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04
Garry Iunrhrsn for school Child

ET"'VTT TI'ITI TI7I I-'TTUTN
 Sandwiches Dat" and Cheese Sandwich ,iu-"r Cookies Appl"
 IIM C., MiIk
New Britain herald., 1929-09-04

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Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02
OPENING LOCAL
CARD AWAITED
By BOXING FANS

Only eight days remain before
the first boxing show of the sea
son win be on tap at the Imperial
Valley Athletic club arena here.
MATCHMAKER Harry Woodbury.
has been busy for the past several
weeks lining up cards for the first
and second show and Claims that
he has obtained some of the best
available talent for the opening
and following programs.
1t is expected the local arena will
operate every Friday night during
the summer months.
According to Woodbury., the main
event for the opening card will be
between Ray Montoya, the scnsa-
tional San Diego fcathcrwcight
and Young Imperial, one Of the
rest Filipino fighters in this coun,
ty.
The >emi-windup is Il real small
club main event with Bobby Rodri-
gucz and Dick Chang, the fighting
Chinese clashing. Two good four
round battles also are cardcd.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02
OPPOSE MOVE TO
BAR WOMEN AT
OLYMPIC GAMES
By ARCH RODGERS
tied Press Staff Correspondent

LONDON, May =. W.D-Influen-
tial amateur athletic officials start
ed a movement today to combat
the section of the international
Olympic committee which urges
that women be barred from com
petition in the Los Angeles meet
in 1873.
The question of frmaic comp2ti-
ton in the international classic has
become acute. 4 considerable sec
tiGn Of the committee argued II
favor of banning women competl-
tors and at the recent meeting at
Lausanne the committee decided to
postpone the question until the
next meeting of the committee, at
Berlin during the end of this year.
The case of the opponents Of
events for women at the coming
Olympic rests on the following con
tentionS.
THAT women cannot compete
on a plane with men.
2.-That there have been too
many distressing scenes which tn"
public do not appreciate.
3.-That the womens' section OF
the Olympic games is little more
than beauty parade for many Of
the competitors,
The Olympic committee is about
evenly divided on the question, but
it was believed here that there
would be sufficient pressure
brought to bear before the Berlin
meeting to cause the anti-feminists
to change their mind on the sub
.iect.
The secretary of the Woman :
Amateur Athletic Association of
England, Mrs. Could, denied all the
contentious of the die hards
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES, May ,. (U.D-
1t took Ed Stranger" Lewis ANA
Joe Stcchcr approximately three
quarters of an hour here last night
to settle thcir wrestling argument
Of long standing. Stcchor took the
first fail and Lewis quickly an
nrxcd the match by tossing his
rival twice in succession.
Lewis fell victim to Strcher ;
famous body scissors after % min
utcs ard u seconds. After the first
rest period Lewis came back and
cvencd things up with Il body
slam. The fall came in l6 minutes
and > seconds.
The final fall went to Lewis with
a head lock in less than five min
utcS.
Lewis considers his victory clear
ed The way for challenge to Gus
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02
CRUCIAL TESTS
APPROACH FOR
BIG LEACUERS
East And West Teams
Switch Scenes For First
IuyaeiuHS
BY WILLIAM j. DUNN

(Uaited Press Staff CorrespondenO
NEW YORK, May .. U.P)-The
first lap Of the 1873 major League
baseball races ncars its end today
Tomorrow the eastern clubs Of tn
American circuit viii head west for
their invasion of the territory. In
the National League the invasion of
the east by the western quartctt" Of
clubs starts this afternoon at Phlla-
dclphia where doe McGagthy' 5 Chi
cago Cubs unlimbcr their bats
against the Phillics.
The other National League teams
swing into action n this section to
morrow and Friday vh," ali the
eastern American League teams
make their western debut on tae
latter date.
Chicago fans will watch with fear
full interest the eastern debut Of the
Cubs. Not that the Phiuies are
ordinari'y a dangerous team but
Bert >hottou 3 m"a constitute dir
threat insofar as Chicago IS con-.
ccrucd.
Last yca~ the Cubs rrovcd INTO
rh'Iad lr.ia on August g. in the van
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02
CALEXICO BALL
T0SSERS TO BE
HERE TOMORROW

Coach Armstrong; Central Union
High school diamond performers
tackle the toughest opposition in the
valley baseball league tomorrow at
ternoon on the local field when they
entertain CalcXico High school in
next to the last game of the season.
The border boys are leading the
league with perfect slate of eight
victories and no defeats while the
FL Ccntrans have split even in eight
trays.
The local utfit has been Practic.
ing intcnsivcly the past week with
.hc intention Of putting up Il real
BATTLE and tn" hope Of "A possible vie
tory. Ted Ehmkc, star hurlcr of the
FL Ccutrans. is serious in his deter.
mination TO bear down at all stages
Of the game and if he does should
hold the hard hitting visitors.
Coach Armstrong is planning a
strong lineup using Kunishima be-
hind the bat, Ehmkc on the mound,
Wynn at first, Price at second.
ADAMS at short, Mattson at third,
Rogers in left, johnson in center and
Rice in right. This lineup is per
haps as strong in fielding and bat,
ting strength as any Armstrong has
used during the present season.
The border club has a winning
complex and will in all probability
give the locals Il real tough battle.
lhc visitors have practically cinchcd
the championship this year having
defeated Hrawlcy, the runncrs-up
last Saturday, giving them two
game lead with only a like number
OF games to 90.
While the game tomorrow after
noon should be interesting from Il
spectator 5 viewpoint, the fray next
Friday with HoltviIlc should hold
forth the possibilities of more than
average thrills. The last battle Of
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, Nay }.
U.P)-Joc Roche, Il new conner from
the middlcwcst. who is favored -
defeat Wesley KctchcH in Il 10
round bout nj the Hollywood Legion
arena Friday night, is aiming for
= match with Ace Kudkins. Accord
ing to Roche : manager, Il Los AnS-
cles promoter plans to match Rochh
and the Wildcat if the former de.
frats Ketchcll.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

joe Rivers fought to drew i
eight rounds here last night.
In the semi windup Leonard Raj
mic took six round decision fgol
Kid Manila.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

and moving fast. The PhilIics won
four straight aud Chicago never re-
covered from the shock Those four
games Just lost the cubs their
chaucr At the Pcnnant.
Interest in the Cubs is high
throughout the cast.
Especially is this true here in New
York whore the fans figure them
as the team the Giants must beat if
they are to rctuu 10 the prnnant-
winning class.
The Yankees today are host to
the Washington Senators and tomor-
row VIII fiHd them speeding west
ward fer their Friday game with
the Chicago White SoX. Washing
ton, at the same time, viii be en-
route to Cleveland.
Travoa Hold Lead
Tho Athletics and Red SoX start
TO St Louis and Detroit, IcsPoctivc-
lv. after their game a; Boston today.
tn. Ciseinuatj Reds and the st.
Louis Cardinals open in the east to.
mouo2, III former IL Brooklyn and
the latter IT the Polo Grounds here.
Pittsburgh opens at Boston Friday.
Tie Braves. out in front in the
National n the first turn, will get
their acid test within the next two
weeks. If they remain at the head
OF the procession after playing
Pittsburgh, st. Louis, Cincinnati
aud Chicago in succession they viii
have. won for themselves the rank
Of contenderS.
II, however, they strike a tartar
in the western combination, it will
be- pretty safe to mark them for the
discard.
In the American League, however
there is no obvious reason to expect
the IT. Louis Browns leaders at the
end Of tie lap, to fold up and re.
tire. The Browns have been play
ing consistently good ball in tho
west aud should be able to hold thcil
o~n with New York, Philadelphia on
Washington, while Boston should of
fer no csprciai problem.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

THINK you could rip that belt? Go on
and try. Your dealer will gladly play
anchor man on one end of the SAM
SONBAk Union Suit while you tug ai
The other. We want you la go at IL
hammer and tongs---to pull, yank and
twist ii Wiiloui mercy. Then you'il
realize thai here IS thc greatest i'm"
provemcrt ever offered TO mcn who
do things --- and who do them cner-
gciically. You'll want it, Of course!
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

the season will possibly. mean which
team will finish in third place in
the league standings.
The game tomorrow starts prompt
" at 2:30 p. IN.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Chicago 1, Cincinnati called
end l3th).
st. Louis +, Pittsburgh i ltaIlcd
end I3th).
New York Brooklyn, postponed,
wet grounds.
Observation-Disclosures, POSTPONED,
rain
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02
SPORT NEWS
Here and There
In Sport World

san FRANCISCO, May >. W.p)
frankie Stctson. San Francisco high
school lightweight, knocked out
Wayne Pcttcway, Oakland negro, III
the third round of scheduled 10
round bout Stctson was saved by
the bcil in the first round.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

OAKLAND, May >. UP) Babe
Anderson Of San Jose and frankie
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday s Results

CNOOtUt0y o 10O" UT ID
Philadelphia y, Boston &.
st. Louis t, Cleveland >.
Washington-Ncw York, postpon-
ed rain.
Hctroit-Chicago, postponed, rain.
Willitts, Mcndocino county, by a
vote of 564 to l52 approved Il
school bond issue Of $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

\ second large shipment of pure
bred chickens recently left Sonoma
county for Argentina.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays s Results

Seattle -. Hollywood 10.
Missions ), Portland O.
Oakland $, San Francisco ).
Sacramento 10, Los Angeles ..
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

OCEAN PARK, Calf, MAJ ,.
UP)-Bobby Nelson and FL Paso
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02
knUve az $egg-o1-es'ess' ore ~ HANEs
ANKSONKsAM UNION SUIT
no holds Eey22'eA!

.---everywhere there's any chance of
stretching, pulling or binding. Gives
freely with every motion, but there
isn't strand of rubber in it to break
or become inelasiic.
no added charge for this great
HANES improvement. All The perfect
lii and roominess, the same fine ma
,crials and finish you've always asso-
cia.ed with HANES, plus the patented
SAMSONBAK Belt--tor just one dol
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02
the young heavyweight
wrestling champion.

wrestling champion.
WILMINGTON, Calf, May :.
UP)-.Joc Ditto and Homer Shcri-
dan battled to draw i'll the ~
round main event on the Whining
ton bowl card last night. Artie
Sullivan knocked out Danny Mccoy
in the fifth round of the scm'.wlnd-
up
Kid Fades scored Il Knockout
over Roy White in the fifth round
Of the special event.
LOS ANGELES, May ,. U.P +
Justin NJ. "Sam' Barry, new tnl-
vcrsitv of southern Cali!ornIa
basketball coach, will report next
fall and will aid Howard Jones III
the development of the Trojan
football team, L. S. e. Officials
said today.
Barry comes to the Trojan schooI
from Iowa University where he la:
coached basketball since 1921.
While ut Iowa Barry was head
football scout for the Hawkcye>
but aided in coaching the ends. It
is thought his grid duties at |. ,
G. will be along the same lines.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May ,.
U.P) Forty-threc entries have been
received for the 400 mile Memorial
day race here, the speedway man
agcmcnt announced today. The
number Of nominations was the larg
est since before the World War,
Only 33 machines will be allowed TO
start. In view of the large number
of entries il was believed that com
petition would be particularly keen
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

This bell WON'T rip.
You can't tear il away
from The rest Of iisc
suit. Another irnpor-
liant poini---it goes
ihrcc-quarters of lhc
way around your body
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

WHY CAMELs ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE
Cmnez are cool and refreshing.
The taste of Cmezs is smooth and satisfying.
The fragrance of Cnmels is always pleasant, indoors
or ont.
CmucL are mild and mellow.
They do not tire the taste nor hnvc my cigmefty
ntier-tnstc
Cnmcl5 are mnds Of the choicest fobnccos grown
cured and blended with expert cme.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

Bray of this city fought slow 10
round draw here last night. Tht
men are welterwcightS
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

q 1929. z. ]. Reyrcld. Tobacco
CeGrsny, Winston Salem, II, {.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

lar. See the many styles
in HANES Underwear
particularly the smart
new shirts and shorts.
=. III. Hancs Knitting
Co., Winston-Salcm,
North Carolina.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

LEGION STADIUM
Imperial Valley press., 1929-05-02

-
q 1929, Z. ]. Reyucld. Tobacco
CeH:Fsny, Winston Salem, H. {.
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
Dawson Will Remain as
Official of War Dept

Secretary of War Good yesterday
announced that it has been decided
to retain Assistant Secretary of War
F. Trubee Dawson in charge of avi
alton. Secretary Good also said that
Assistant Secretary of War Charles
3. Robbins has agreed to stay on
until his successor had been Sc
lected. ..
Although Robbins desires to re
turn to his private business in Iowa
Secretary Good said he will try tc
retain his services as long as pos
sibIe. because he understands the
work Of his section. and there will
be no haste in the appointment OF
his successor.
Dawson is the first air Assistant
Secretary OF War. Robbins sue
ceeded Col. Hanford B. MacNider
of Iowa. when he resigned from the
staff of the former Secretary of WaI
Davis.
The Washington times., 1929-03-08
BEST PROSPECTS

So. m.-"sueker" List in Wash
ingtOn, (WMAII-4s6l.
6:IO n. m.--Sarah .BRmisOn Logan,
contraltO. (WMAL-41Sl.
$50 2; m. Hook Kennedy
ewoI-.!ss, 7;II =, m'-A"o' m Andy
CHAIN PROGRAMS
6:45 a. m.-Enna JefticR MeIO-
dies, In Columbia program, WMAL,
etc.
Z p. m.--Happy Wonder Bakers,
New YOrk-WEAF, WRC. WGR.
Orchestra and The Cavaliers. New
York, in N. h. C. prOgrRm-WEAF
WRC, WEEl, etc. Close Ups, in
Columbia program, WMAL. etc.
$3.50 D. m.-VeedOI VOdeVil. in
Columbia program, WAIAL, etc.
9,p. m.--An Evening In Paris.
New YOrk--WEAF, WRC, WEEI.
etc. True Story Hour. In COlum-
bia program, WMAL, etc.
$3.50 .. m.-SchraderfowH Band'
WEAR, WRC, VITO, WEEI, etc.
10 d. m.-KOdak Hour, in CO.
Iumbia program, WMAL, etc.
1880 D. m.-Half Hours with
the senate. New YOFk-WEAF,
WHAS, VINO, WAX. KVO0,
WFAA, WOAI. WKY, KSL. KP0.
KGO, WEEI, VITO. WAR,
WTAG, WCSH, WILT. WRI.,
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voc, WOW, WTMJ, WHO'D.
KGW. KHQ, Night Club ROmances,
In Columbia prOgram-WMAL, etc.
II D. nI.-Slumber Music, New
YOrk-WJZ. WRC. etc.
DANCE MUSIC
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