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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
Decision Reached After Senate
Committee Seeks Liquor
Probe Only
FOLLOWS EXECUTIVES IDEA
President Says He Will Be Able
to Get Money From Pri-
vate Sources

Washington, June 28.-R-With or
without the assistance Of government
funds, the Hoover law enforce
ment commission intends to carry
out its full inquiry into the enforce
ment Of all federal statutes.
After the senate had voted Friday
to restrict the activities of the group
to q study Of the prohibition laws,
President Hoover asked the commits
sion to proceed with its general pro-
gram and obtained its consent.
This the president announced late
yesterday saying he would "be able to
from private ources the $780,
900 necessary to carry this work for
ward to its completion.
The action Of the senate came on
an amendment to the second defic-
iency bill to appropriate $250,000 for
the upkeep Of the commission. This
sum, which had been requested by
the president, was reduced to $4,000
with the added proviso that 1t be
used only for the prohibition inquiry.
Informed Of the senate's vote, Mr..
Hoover called several members Of the
commission into conference. They
were Chairman Wickersham. Dean
Roscoe Pound, Henry ". Anderson,
Monte L. Lemann and Miss Ada
Comstock.
I Then in = statement, issued In re-
ply to questions put at his semi
weekly conference with the press, Mr.
Hoover said 1t was essential tho con-
MISSIONS fun program BE- t4rrfa1
through to completion and that. THU
would be done.
AS a matter Of fact" the president
said. "the enforcement Of any one
criminal law necessarily involves the
machinery by which all criminal law,
are enforced, and the country is con.
cerned over the cause Of increasing
crime In general.
Nothing indicates the situation
better than the fact that In the last
two years there was IN increase II
the number Of men convicted for seri.
GUS offenses from $500 to over $4,000,
whereas in the previous two years thu
increase was from 7,100 to $500.
Seventy per cent Of these prisoner
are for other crimes than those arts.
ing out of prohibition. What thu
causes and remedies r In respect tt
these 70 per cent is Of vital impor.
lance.
The senate's action in a%ppropriat.
ing $4,000 for the commission auto.
matically fixed that amount as thu
maximum that can be given it under
the deficiency bill. No appropriation
was made by the house, and the bill
now goes to conference.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
Furnish Bonds for
Accused Salesman

Moorhead, Mimi, June 28.-H1-
Bonds of $4,000 were furnished in
district court today for Melvin Bur-
nett, Fargo salesman, on a charge OF
third degree murder in connection
with the death Of Marjorie M. Flaren.
four years old Of Fergus Falls. In an
auto collision.
Burnett, In a hospital, suffering
from. q fractured pelvis, viii be unable
to leave for several months. Counsel
represented him today.
Court officials said his case will be
brought before a special grand jury
at the term Of district court opening
December !.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
Veteran Minneapolis
Foundry Man Is Dead

Minneapolis. June 28.-RHThomas
Mulcahy. 70, formerly vice president
and foreman Of the Jeffery-Q Quest
Foundry company. died today after q
short illness. Mi. Mulcahy had
resided In Minneapolis for 90 years.
He leaves his widow. three sons,
among them Alfred Mulcahy, Fargo,
N. D., and three daughters. Funeral
services viii be held Monday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
BIeWitt Leading Democrat
Young Bank Bandit
Given Prison Term

Fessenden, N. D.. June 38.-Earnest
Swandlow, 20, Milton, was given an
indeterminate sentence Of two to 10
years In state ~penitentiary for at
tempted robbery of . Hurdsfield bank,
by Judge Fred Jansonius here Friday
night. The youth was captured In an
attempt to rob the Farmers and Mer-
chants bank at Hurdsfield last Tues
day. j. M. Snowfield. Cavalier coun-
ty states attorney, appeared as coun-
sci for 6wandlow and asked for liency
due to the prisoners prior exemplary
conduct.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
Woman Physician
is Dead in London

London. June 28.-R1-Mrs. Lulu
Hunt Peters, eminent physician and
dietician Of New York and Los An
geles Is dead In London OF lobar
pneumonia. )
Dr.. Peters, who came to London
recently with . delegation OF about
100 American physicians to attend
meetings Of the Royal Sanitary lnsti-
tute. died last night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
L.V,A.'SN NOMINATE
HOUSE MEMBERS
AND n. P.S GET 81
Margin May Be Still Further Ex.
tended by Fall Election in
Cavalier County :,
FINAL TABULATI0N IS MADE
First Time in Years One Group
Is Given Complete Control
,xy of State Government


The I. v. A. faction Of the North
Dakota Republican party viii control
both branches Of the state legislature
as well as the g~overnotshlp at the
1881 session.
Complete returns from legislative
contests. received today, show that
the count will be So independents to
81 Nonpartisans, with the possibility
that the Independent margin may be
increased at the fall election.
Since the Independents also won the
governorship, 1t will be the first time
in the years that one faction Of the
Republican party Of the state has had
complete control Of the states law
making and governmental machinery.
A surprising upset occurred In the
Williams-McKenzie district, hereto
fore heavily Nonpartisan, when
Arthur Hagen, Arnegard, Indeperad-
ent, was elected along with four Nom
partisans.
At the same time, late returns
showed that the Nonpartisans had
maintained their delegation from the
Burke Divide district, Albert Won
Berkom, Nonpartisan, nosing out AL
fred Erickson by II votes with the
tally sheet from one precinct lost
Returns from that precinct will moi
be available until the official canvass
The Nonpartisans previously. had con-
coded Erickson'x nomination.
E->~ u n~AaMmwnpaA
An error In the designation Of twt
house candidates from Dickey county
led to the apparent ~closeuess, Of thy
contest in preliminary returns. J. H
Frozen and r. A. Holte had been er-
roneously. classified as. .NonpArtisan'
and 1t was not until today that thu
classification was changed. Frojer
Is q veteran house-member..
John H. Lamb, Independent
received the nomination in thu
seth district, composed Of Bill
lings, Bowman, Golden Valley anS
Slope counties. Ira j. Wilson, hide
pendent, and william =. Dyer. Mar
marth, Nonpartisan, are the othel
nominees In the district, Lamb de.
feated w. 8. Place, Nonpartisan. 1856
to 1853.
In Cavalier county the upse
which the Nonpartisan scoret
in the primary may be reversed In thu
fall, since the Independents will sup
mort Democratic candidates for places
which they failed to win In the Re-
publican primary.
The returns show definitely tina
(C~ootirue; on page seven)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
MOther-in-LaW OF
PeerSSIs Arrested

London, June 28.-R-Mrs. Kate
Meyrick. London's might club queen"
and mother -in-law Of two peers, raj
arrested again this afternoon and
charged with unlawfully selling in
~toxicants at the "Forty-three" club
without q license.
Mrs. Meyrick already has served
two prison terms after conviction on
similar charges.
one of Mrs. Meyrick's daughters
was married to the Earl Of Kinnoul
and the other to Lord de Clifford.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
Heart Attack Is
Fatal to Actor

Detroit, June 28.-RcJoe Schenck
of the vaudeville team Of Van and
schenck. died suddenly from heart
disease 1T the Book Cadillac hotel to-
day.
echenck and his partner, Gus Van.
had opened . weeks engagement here
as part Of q national tour. Officials
Of the theatre said schenck appeared
to be In good health at yesterdays
performances.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
C. n. p. TO MEET

Washington, June 28.-(AP)-
Talk of whether Claudius Huston
may soon resign as chairman Of
the republican national commit
tee was renewed today as party
leaders prepared to meet here on
July Z. The conference was
called by Huston who said there
were some matters Of import
ance concerning the forthcom-
ing campaign" on which ne
wanted the advise and counsel"
Of the republican chieftains.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
HOOVER COMMISSION WILL
COMPLETE JOB IT STARTED
Miner, P~hilanthropist
Succumbs in New York

Yonkers, N. Y, June 28.-P-Colo-
mel william Boyce Thompson. mining
magnate and philanthropist, died at
his home last night of pneumonia. He
was 81 years old.
His mining interests included cop
per in Montana, diamonds In Africa
and sulphur in Texas. He also was
connected with banking, and operated
in Wall street. Flower culture was
his hobby.
He was born In Virginia City, Mont.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
McCRARY Is d

Broadmoor Country Club, Col
orado Springs, Colo, June 28.-
R-After holding Bob McCrary.
the defending champion, even
through the first IS holes Of their
match for the transmississippi
golf championship. Jimmy Man
lon, the st. Louis challenger, lost
the sixteenth, seventeenth and
eighteenth and was three down at
the turn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
l. FOx WINS

New York, Juno 2S.-ReWu-
liam Woodward's Gallant Fox
won his fifth consecutive three
year-oid stake race today Is he
carried off the honofs In the
Dwyer stakes 1t Aqueduct. The
Fox, with Earl Sande again in the
saddle, defeated Clifford &. Coch-
rams Zenefol, m ADDED starter
by one and one-half lengths, COW
ering tho mile and one half IN
z:32 rs.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
CANADIAN CROP DAMAGED

Winnipeg, Juno 2S.-tR-The
Manitoba Free Press said today
that crops Of western Canadian
provinces had suffered severe
damage In the last 20 days and
that permanent losses In wheat
acreages would be exten stve.
Wind, lack Of ample general rain
fall and . plague Of cutworms and
wire worms have been costly to
farmers. Damage II common to
Ill provinces with Manitoba suf-
fering the least.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
BOND ISSUE

Devils Lake, N. D., June 28.-E)-
Proposal to issue 5000 bonds for the
purpose Of purchasing fire trucks was
passed here Wednesday by q vote OF
500 to l70. 6
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
HOOyER GOES FISHING

Washington. June 28.-tF-Prest-
dent Hoover left the white house this
afternoon for q weekend trip to his
lodge on the Raptdan river IN VIZ.
GINA. (.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
DUNLAP Is COLLEGE CHAMP

DUNLAP Is COLLEGE CHAMP
Oakmont, Pa, June 2S.-Rc
George T. Dunlap, Jr., Of East
Orange, N. J., and Princeton, to-
day won the intercollegiate golf
championship Of America by de-
featjng Lawrence Moller, Notre
Dame, five up and four to play In
q SO hole match.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
Late News
MOB G

Austin, Texas, June Z6.-(APZ
Aroused over the shooting of
MI. and Mrs. r.. L. Egger short
ly before noon today, a group Of
citizens of Round Rock, a village
near here, killed the negro who
attacked the couple.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
The Weather

Showers tonight and probably
Sunday morning. Cooler tonight.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
City Items

At New Britain General hospital today 1t was said the condition ot Frank Ninci, 15, of 262 Oak street, was fairly comfortable.' He sus- tained a fracture of the skull when struck by a ten pound shot while playing yesterday forenoon in the Smalley school playground.
 The main offices of the Loro Tire Service, Inc, have been transferred from Hartford to this city by vote of stockholders. The company, capital ized at $5o,o00. has as it's directors Clavis LoreauX, oscar w. RyIander and Everett J. Arbour.
 James Gilbert has returned 10 his home on Lincoln street after under going an operation at the New Brit ain General hospital.
 Officer William F. Sullivan inVes- tigated a complaint last night from Santo Stella of 325 Main street that a sign on q vacant lot on Pearl street had been damaged by boys. The officer learned the names of six boys who are said 10 have damaged it. Stella said the sign was worth S15. Officer Sullivan also learned that the boys damaged property at Maple and Pine streets.
 Misses Fanny and Carolyn Arute of 499 South Main street will spend the remainder of the week at Cape i Cod.
 i Fred ". Greene q former secre- 1 tary Of the Chamber of Commerce
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
BOTH SIDES FILE APPEAL
 FROM DECISION OF JUDGE
Boyko Fined Si00 for Driving While Drunk Alter Hearing in
 Springfield.

\ decision by the district court in Springfield which was appealed by both Inc commonwealth of Massa- chusetts and Michael Boyko of Broad street. this city, will be heard in the superior court in Springfield today. In the district court he was fined S1o0 and costs for driving an automobile while under the inHu- cnce Of intoxicating liquor but was freed of a charge Of driving while his Massachusetts license was under suspension.
 The commonwealth appealed the decision relatives to the license and the accused man appealed on the drunken driving charge through At torney Thomas r. McDonough of this city.
 Boyko's Massachusetts license was
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
Plane With Silverware
 Forced Down by Fog

New York, May g LP - Just what the guests at d dinner given by Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs. r. Trubee Davison did under the circumstance has not been disclosed, but these are the facts:
 The Davisons suddenly discov- cred yesterday that they needed more silverware for a dinner party at their Sands Point, l.. l.. estate, and sent a hurry call for extra pieces to the Davison home in Washington.
 Early in the evening an army plane took off from Washington with the needed ware, and d Day. ison chauffeur was hustled to a Long Island landing field to await it's arrival. The guests finally ar rived but the chauffeur was still maintaining his vigilance in vain.
 At late hour it was learned that the plane, piloted by Lieut.. W. J. Willis, had become lost in the fog and had landed at Tren- ton, N. J.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
CAPITOL PARK

Tonight at Capitol Park, tho mirth provoking greased pole con- test will be held and this exciting exhibition should prove to attract the largest attendance of the season so far. The open air roller skating rink, under the management of Al Anderson, formerly of Roseland several rinks in New Britain, will open tonight and roller skating will be held every night. This popular pastimc is rapidly coming into it's own again and should prove to be one of the best attractions in Capitol Park this season. Tomorrow (DeC- Oration Day) promises to attract a capacity attendance as numerous features have been planned by the management 10 make this day one Of the most memorable in the park history. Le Roy and his Spanish Cavaliers will appear twice. In tho afternoon in a concert in the parN and at night in Palais Royal for the ming pool opens on Decoration Day and numerous new side shows and amusements will be open for the first time Make your plans to in- clude a visit 10 Capitol Park this week end and have the time of yonr life Dancing every night in Palals Royal.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
42a2--MOR. NnMarh-sln

E.a1-Enjl Nalazco. organ recital 5.2o-N. Y. Welfare CounrGl 'a's .4o-ProEram resume and ayI4- non vaatnar foreras, E 45-SlAry Thirty. Flfry-E|"E, Q. ]. Naah
 55o-Houday De-oarz. Ea'ra
 SQrague
 e6o-uncle Dor. ealEdrsn-~ 7ro- e73o-sror-s talk 6.+5-Hotel Astor conceet or1hes- -:l5-"Tomorrov's Town " talk S.1a-Bau berger Little S-mQron'
 with Annette Simpson a-no-Lone Star Rangers. directed
 hy George Shsck.ev e.3o-Fa0ry Farmer ensemble 5:45-Coger- and Motto Harmong ra:0o-Red LsaQa~ and Jade 1G 30-Jar sser.s \i.dro7n Hothre"
 orchestra 4-.60-weafae~ report. ns1s -l.05-Wiu Oakland T7rrae0 or
 chestra q 30-NoonbcaWS
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29

suspended but he took out a Con- necticut license and was driving with that license in his possession. The judge in district court ruled that the laws of the state of Con- necticut must be respected and therefore he ruled against conviction on this charge. The commonwealth immediately gave notice of the ap- peal, an unusual procedure in the district court.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
THREE BURN TO DEATH

Abilene, Tex, May @9.-tP)- Harvey Sprinkle, 21, and Bernard Love, 19, of Melrose, Texas, students at a business college here, and Roy Thomas, 2S, were burned 10 death early today in fire that swept through a rooming house. Eight per sons including two children. escaped. Thomas was an employe of a coun- try club.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
Chased by Policeman,
 PfOWler Makes EScape

Patrolling his beat shortly before ? o'clock this morning, Officer John Okeefe saw a man come out of a yard at 6S Roberts street and after hiding in the shadow of a tree, start to run towards Bassett street.
 The officer gave chase through Bassett, Glen and Ellis streets but lost the man in the back yards.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
226-WDRC. New Hsvcn-133o

".-AGeiur Becbc #.-.->ews and weather report e.-H-The World Bookman -.HH- Musical program -.@H-Thr5ft Week program 45- Dinner dance music -.aH-Tha Haven Four >.f5-Tho Piano Twins s.aH-Tha WDRC Trio 2 a1-The Duzat TNirs 2 r5-TacE WaIpio. Hawaiian Eui- r4r. Jerry Euoco. accompanlst e-e6--Ne7ss and weather report a.&5-Thc Universal Old Timers
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
24a-MARC. Ncm Nnrk-sGo

5.oo-Col1ubl5 Ed4lafIo1al T-a- lures
 s.15-Ev7ry paN eBautE ny N.r@a G0-Litmaru orchestra E.60-Hot=f Shelton orerz~rr1 s5o-Colgunra Edl.a'ona' f.a. -lras
 -.00-Croceet- Hfo4n-a.arer- 7.75-BsrrHar5 Ls%.-oN and o~- rlestrs
 r .3o-cotumbis Educational Faa- z ao-r..s. Marine Band a:00-Arahesqu a.S0-Knghts of thc Gar.ar t0.01-Nid-wee hour. EEwnGorN orchestra and so,0-s-s l 50-CoIumhIa Educational ''.a-
 lures ' .d0-ObsarN ra0z events 5-Fazu1od Rro0n= Radio
 Column ga-Bon Polaca and Az or.ha-
 ira. t2.oo-Anso1 Weeks and his or
 chestra
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
t4S-vrNy. Cinrinnafi-70n

."-l7rr0an lessons +7-Fford Gibbons. Digest report ....--E -suar organ .- If.u-0r concert
 -1-E EE-s-rH~ t0~-.-=' .--L L15-=r-.-> Of g-0e n-z'l r3. ..s-.oraE Series -- 5=E Ea~.rfE ~."-F Farr. rr-' ur0Eror- +5-Ga5.o fNo- u.8t. It~ Glenn Adams G.0a-.'a4t Perm orchestra G#-+i-s.ae. no.- ..."-[ r.-rif-nta
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
244-WNAC. Rnstnn-l220

..oo-Tad and his Greater Gang 5.&0-Appefizer T. +5-Tho Stylists f.od-Good News Bearers G 5-Br1Hes 5.&o-0racla and dinner orchestra f.45-romposers' Portraits .1o-PIayars -%o-Tlp-Ton cIuh <.uo-Tho weather Baseball srorcs S:o5-Tarcentenarz Ead.o Mystery
 Messages B r5-''Tho Political Situation '1
 Washington" HomIykerz A~ahesqua Knights of -he Garter ."o-Mld-ua hour -0.2o-Nat1onal Radio Forum Baseball scores r-.0f-%are .r.r5-Hayvood B-oun's Radio
 column r-ao-Jacqae= Fenard and his or
 pHosrra .H0-Danra music -.e1-N.dnl=h- Melodies, Ann Leaf "' 'E0 organ
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29

rostrum of the National cemetery Ut Gettysburg, Pa.
 The Presidents speech will '7s part of the annual memorial ser vices on the famous Civil War bat ttfield. The program is scheduled to begin at 2:f5 o'clock in the after noon and will continue until 4:l5 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29

has been nominated by the republi- can party of Allen county, Indiana, as candidate for state senator. He is a practicing attorney in Fort Wayne.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
8n3-WBI. ~prtngfeld-aa0

a80-Stocs and curb c-os-r-7 B G1-Erenlr- .g.Crs
 5:55-Eoed Man
 f.of-WeatHormaa
 6.03-Fadio-r-
 F.u4-FOruw
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 F 45-1uvescuan- r-n p 1r-Auos 'u' And.
 -.-7->Tatc5azr-
 --Ea-Artou,o Gerard E#ol..-- >.a0-trNaztm E0l- Go-Goldosr Fro
 x .45-Flye- -Mnu.e Min
 o-6h--OrchaSrr6
 9. .3n-Melodi0= : t.1n-"In Days 0f tI.59 7u:r5-To hr anuoLa.aa ! a-2n-0rEan T .e--W aarhorr- T oG-SQorr DIEest I -n1-Ead Lo-rzr- ' ! .oA-SI4u ber Music
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
BERLIN NEWS
(Conunuod From Page seven)

Camp Northridge will open about the middle ot June for the summer season. Mrs, William Bunce anI daughters Thco and Gertrude arc expected to arrive here early in June for the summer, They have been conducting the camp for the past several years
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29

m. tonight. Captain Taylor Bran
 son will lead the 75 piece unit in this program of martial airs.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
THURSDAY
Eastern Daylight Saving Time
aS3-WTTC. Hartf0rd-tO60

2S3-WTIC. Hartford-t06o 8 .G0-EaudeyIile Matinee 5 .G0-MusiCal Party 5.45-kae Ho-ChkIss. c0n.ga.o G.nQ-Speaklng Of sports. Ar.l4
 B. McGinley 6:l 5-NeWs 6.25-kavaU tiers 6.55-Ba $ sendl! scores .00-Dlnner dance orchestra,
 Norman Clour.ar. director --20-Serh Parker S.ngln- ssloo!
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
Through tie Static

Pro-1ant Herbert Hoover will peak through inc combined not works of tha NBC tomorrow when he delivers an address from the
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
9G1-N HAM. ROChcStpr-ftS

@6l-N LAM. ROChestcr-iI60 5:da-Ben Weaver. basso l~Rrocn and dc Rose l."N.NeWS t5-To olumbia trio 6.-5-|anadian stocks, markets a.&o-Sfoch quotations. police news S.45-Shir
 -.ao-AInos TT Andy 7-t5-White Haven strings and
 Voices
 -:45-T. Of F. talk >:o0-Dauce orchestra @."0-Orchestr 4.@H-MelofSes rH.""-Sawe as WIZ |.nn-Slumher music 't-1T-To01 Griorson. organ recital .-.60-Weather forecast
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29

The first Congressional Horse shoe Pitching tournament, with dig nlfied senators, representatives and their secretaries wing for honors las champion "barnyard golfers, '' will be held tomorrow at Griffith stadium, Washington, D. C., anI will be put on the air for the enter , tainment of the radio public over a network Of associated NEG stations, including WEAF, New York, from Il- o'clock noon to 1 o'clock.
 Eugene Ormandy introduces a novelty orchestral version Of Jes- sers "March of the Wooden Sol diers" over an NEG network in Jack ! Frost's Melody Moments tonight at ! a.30 o'clock. Conductor Ormandy 7ill organize his musicians into q miniature military band for thls ! rrosentation-
 | Lconcavdllo's "IntermozZo,' - from ..Paglacci." and Ncszkowskl' .SpanlAl Dance No. l" ore other orchestral features. Oliver Smith
 tenor, appears twice in solo nulo- l ucr>.
 Original comedy dialogue and a song from memory entitled "sNen-
 2al, the Pest Of Budapest VII 1 Eiabnght the testers broadcast over an NEG network tonight al 7.15
 Q clock.
 1 Aspects Of the London NaHa
 Treaty. particularly it's features th@t . affect the future naval strength ot the United States, will he discusse@ 1 over NEG network including , WEAH. New York. by William How. | ard Gardiner. president Of the Navy
 League nf the United States tonight
 from 7:20 10 5 o'clock
 The United States Marine band will be heard in q half hour con.
 cert broadcast h. WABC and thr | CBS direct from thz Marine Bar
 racks. Washington, D. C., at S.3o D
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
379-WGN, Schenectady-79O

379-WGY, Schenectady-79O 7.o0-Radio Orpheum hour 5 3o-Party 5:45-NeWs items, produce market
 report, farm forum and stock re-
 ports
 G:t5-Dmner music G.g9--Wcather forecast G:45-Baseball scores Mystery Hour 7:5o--Agrjcultural program 7.50-Woather forecast >.Qo-NusiCal hour Birthday Party 0.50-Jack Frost Melody Moments tO.o0-Radio program t':0n-Dance program il:So-0rgan recital l.. on-Dance program
New Britain herald., 1930-05-29
FRIDAY MORNING PROGRAMS

303-N BI. NnringficId-99h ot-EE-H and shine
 4.-Eoad Man
 f5-Jn-y Bnl and Jane 5 10-FhI Cook S.t5-PasEE Winthrop Romance and Marriage" %o- Heaflners 4--PouuIar Bits e.15-Trlo tu.n.-Nanha a.4r-Food talk, Josephine E Clb- son ,r 0o-I-. s. Army Band 'l.gH-NuslCal Miniatures