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New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
RULES DIRECTORS LIABLE

Boston, April P-The full bench of the supreme court today decided that directors of the Prudential Trust Company are liable and must pay losses sustained by the bank, which was closed by the bank commission CT in 1920. The losses amount to S556,56S, and the bank has about $25,000 cash on hand.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
WORKER DROPS DEAD

Southbridge. Mass, April (UP) Joseph Oldfeld, 7o year old loom f1xer at the plant of the Hamilton Woolen company here. dropped dead as the factory whistle sounded at noon today. He resided in South bridge.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
RESELL IN HOSE HAL

Danbury, April P,-Harvey P. Bissell of Ridgefcld, collector of the port of Connecticut. was admitted 10 the Danbury hospital early this afternoon. At the hospital it was stated Mir. Bissell had been admit ted for observation and it was ex- pected he might undergo an opera ton.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
DIR. BOONE MADE CAPTAIN

Washington, April UP)-Dr. Joel T. Boone, White House physi- clan, became a captain of the U. s. navy today when President Hoover signed bill designed to raise Dr. Boone's rank from lieutenant con- mander. His home is at Pottsville, pa
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
Charles F. EenneIl

Funeral services for Charles E. Fennell, aged 59, who died Tuesday at his home, 543 West Main street, were held this afternoon at 2:3o at the Plainville Baptist church. Rev. A. D. kendrick officiated and burial was in West cemetery, Plainville.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
KaU Street Briefs

New York, April Pl-Building and engineering contracts let in the 37 states east of ths Rocky Noun tains from March 9, to March s1, amounted to s144,s92,50O, F. W. Dodge Corp. reports. This compares with the six preceding business days total of s1s5,s99,4Oo, and with s15O,S53,4o0 for the cores bonding period of last year covering seven business days. Contracts awarded since January ], have reached s1,1oo.147,coO. as against s1,255,S29,300 for the same period in 1929, a decline of 12 per cent.
 Plans for the utilization of en- gineers Public Service Co. with Stone & Webster, Inc, have been declared operative.
 Columbia Pictures Corp. esti. mates that net profit for the year ending June 30, will approximate $1,000,00O, equal to $40 share Cn the preference stock and 1925 a share on the common stock. Hs eontrasted with $22.07 a share on the preference and s4.77 a share on the common in the preceding year. A statement by the company said that "early action by the directors to place the common stock on a substantial dividend basis seems probable"
 Tke American Car & Foundry Co. has received an order for 250 box cares from the Gulf, Mobile x Northern railroad. An order for 500 box cars for the Louisiana x Ar kansas railroad has been receive ] | by the General American Car Corp, a subsidiary of the General Ameri- | can Tank Car Corp.
 A new investment trust of the fix ed type to bs known as the public service trust shares, series "A" has been formed under the sponsorship of c. M. Cryan & Co.,, Inc. The Be- curites underlying the new trust will consist of the common stocks Of 33 bVbAc service companies, oper- ating Communication lines, gas and electric companies and affiliated services.
 l Engineering News-Record reports that with a total value of $S91,S33,- 900 for March, the heavy construc- tion and engineering contracts let 1 throughout the country registers the highest monthly total on record This figure compared with $195,- asS.o0o In February and s360,S26,- 900 in March, 1929.
 The report of the General Public Service Corp. for the first quarter shows an increase in asset valua since Dec. 31 of $9,5s9,00o, or 27.a per cent, and an increase ia the as- set value of the common stock from $27.s7 a share to s4s.14 a share, or more than 54 per cent in the same period.
 F. w. Woolworth Go. reports March sales of s22,4s2,271, against S24,624,962 last year, a decrease oi S.3 per cent. H. T. Parson, presi- dent, however, explained that Easter trade this year is coming in Apri instead of March as last year, should l result in an increase of about SS,- 900 GOO this month napd hripo ou, four months to where it belongs"
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
Charles r. Schultz

Charles F. Schultz
 Funeral services for Charles r. Schultz, aged 24, Of 19S Main street, were held this afternoon at 2:S0 at Erwin chapel. Rev. pr. Abel A. Ahlquist of the First Lutheran Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
NORTH ADAMS GIRL KILLED

Bennington, Vt, April 4 UP)- Heln Marlow, 17, of North Adams, Mass, was killed instantly here early today when an automobile in which she was riding overturned.
 Arthur J. Amo, employe of the General Electric company's plant in Pittsfield, Mass, attempted to turn the car sharply after finding he was on the wrong road. The machine toppled over, slid along the road, and crashed into telegraph pole, snap ping it in two. Miss Marlow was pinned beneath the ,wreckage. Amo was virtually uninjured.
New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
Funerals
Joseph Fin

Joseph Fin
 Funeral services for Joseph Fin, aged S9, of 49 Oak street, who died Wednesday, will be held tomorrow morning at S:30 at the home and at 3 o'clock at St. Mary's church. Burial will be in St. Mary's ceme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
GREENWICH GIRL
 WE'D IN ENGLAND
Hope Yandell Becomes Mrs.
 Hanger at Kinsham

kingham, Oxfordshire. England
 Aug. 2S LPl-Miss Hope Gay YandelI,
 eldest daughter of Mrs. Lunsford
 Pitts Yandell, Greenwich, Conn, and William Arnold Hanger, son of tke late Mr. and Mrs. Harry Taylor
 Hanger of Richmond, Ky. were married at Bingham church today. The bride was attired in a simple white satin gown with long close fitting sleeves and a peacock train ten feet long. Her white tulle veil
 was fastened with wreath of orange blossoms and she carried d
 spray of white spider orchids. She
 was given away by her young broth
 CT, David Wendell Yandell.
 Mrs. Richard Hoffman, who act ed as matron of honor, wore q
 gown of yellow georgette and car ried a bouquet of mauve. yellow.
 blue and pink flowers. The small page, Master Rabbit Hoffman, wore a suit of yellow crepe de chine. Richard Hoffman acted as best man. After the ceremony reception
 was held at Grange residence of the brides cousin, Mrs. Richard Hoff- man, after which the couple left on their honeymoon. The church was decorated in white hollyhocks. and gladioli. The service was conduct
 ed by the Rev. William Fisher
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
HAMLIN REQUESTS
 ELECTION INQUIRY
National Committeeman Sees
 Colorado Plot

Denver. Colo. Aug. 2s P-Ex- pressing belief there is foundation for charges Of efforts to purchase the republican senatorial nomination in Colorado, C. C. Hamlin, republican national committeeman has asked an immediate investigation of cam paign expenditures in a message to Senator Gerald F. Nye.
 Hamlin urged Senator Nye and the senate campaign Investigating committee to complete it's work in Colorado and make the findings pub lie before the primary election, Sep tember g.
 We are entitled to have the country know that our state IS not for sale,' Hamlin wired, AS re-, publican national committeeman from Colorado and as publisher of two daily papers in this city I most earnestly urge that your committee proceed immediately with it's inves- tigation to the end that the elector- ate may vote with full know edge Of the facts"
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
Overnight News
By the Associated Press
 Domestic

by inc ASsociated Press
 Domestic ~ Washing ngton-Bankers committee recommends states assume major responsibility for drought relief.
 hicago-Lieut. John P. Deshazo, famous navy pilot, and spectator killed, and seven injured when plane crashes at air races.
 New York-Captain of freighter NechAs goes down with ship after collision with scow in NeN York harbor.
 Columbus, O.-Colonel and Mrs. Lindbsrgh halt for night en route to air races at Chicago.
 San Francisco-Govern C. C. Young and Buron Fitts concede nomination of Mayor Rolph as re- publican candidate for governor.
 Washington-Roy A, Young re- signs as governor Of federal reserve board 10 become governor Of Boston bank
 Baltimore-H. T.. Mencken and Miss Sara Powell Haardt wed,
 Washington-Government chem ists discover poison which caused jamaica ginger paralysis.
 Denver-Chlorine gas from leaky tank car overcomes 2S. including 13 fremen in fire clay plant,
 Chicago-Twelve judges and clerks Of election indicted on charges ot conspiracy to violate election laws.
 Foreign
 Lima-Lleutenant Coloriel Luis NJ. Sanchez Cerro, revolt leader. takes charge of government when military iunta resigns.
 Ottawa-Hanford MacNider ar rives to take up duties as United States minister
 Moscow-Ten shot for boarding gold and silver. coins and foreign currency
 New York-kuo Min news agency announces Peipin-, former capital Of China, vas put under martial law after bombardment by planes.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
ECZEMA Itching Skin

f you 7ant instant relief just ap- 7ir Peterson ; Ointment. The min ute this soothing and great pealing Ointment touches your infamed. ir- rltated skin-you obtain blessed comfort Generally youaneed only d few applications to completely end this distressing condition.
 Always have Peterson's Ointment on hand. Cant beat it for quickly healing chafed, irritated, erupte l skin, for eczema and bad cases of Dimples and blackheads.
 H. 4. Daniels of Hartford, Conn |, writes: For months l was both cred with JCzcma-it would itch % I could tear it to pieces. ] had To- tions and different Continents which did no good. l saw your ad in the Hartford Times and I went and got q box of Peterson's and in one night IL almost disappeared"
 The mighty healing power of Pe- terson's Ointment overcomes Eczema and one 35c box will prove it-all drugstores.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
Sports

Chicag States defeats British Empire g to in track meet
 Newport, R. I.-Yacht Enterprise chosen to defend Americas cup against Shamrock "
 Toronto-Marvin Nelson of Fort Dodge, Iowa, wins 15-mile Canadian national exhibition marathon and S10,0OO.
 Goshen, N. Y.-Hanover's Bertha Wins Hambletonian stake.
 Cape Gris-Nez, France-Miss Elsie West of England begins attempt to swim English channel.
 New England
 Boston-Roy A. Young, formerly governor of the federal reserve board at Washington, elected gover- nor of the Federal Reserve bank here.t
 Boston-Secretary of State Fred erick W. Cook announces mortality in Massachusetts slightly lower for tBe first six months of 1880 than for the corresponding period of 1929.
 Boston-Order of Ahepa plans construction of s10,000,0OO co-edu, cational Institute.
 Brattleboro. Vt,-C. Warner Hop kins, Brattleboro, elected president of the New England Florists asso- citation.
 Twin Mountain, N. H-George Watkins, Boston, and two unidenti- fled woman passengers narrowly es- cape injury in plane crash.
 Burlington, Nt.-Chattanooga son of Napoleon Direct and owned by Woody Hill Farms, Salem, N. H.. paces three heats in the 2:10 event on the Champlain Valley exposition track in 2:03 1-2, 2;O5 1-2. 2:O6 1-2 for what is believed here to be the fastest three heats ever paced in a half mile track in this country.
 Jamestown, R. Summer homo of Charles McCloud Philadelphia, broken into and S2,O0O worth of jewelry stolen.
 Charlton, Mass.-F'ire of undeter- mined origin destroys stock barn at Masonic home causing s150.O0O loss
 Devon, Conn.-Edward Coffey, F, New York, drowns while bathing in HousatoniC river.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
sOs--NBZ. Standardization

00-Stock quotations. 15-Evening echoes. s 55-Road man 6.01-Weather man. S:03-Temperature s o4-Agricultura market report. 20-Baseball scores, sport digest, 30-Amphion trio : 545-Girls quartetre ' 00-Anlos n Andy. 15-MeIodeers
 3O-Phil Cook.
 45-Statler ensemble : 300-Crlmina law - Gleason L.
 Archer.
 :15-L'Ensem ble melodI4ue. s 45-William NJ Butler, repubh-
 can candidate for L. 5. senator 9.o0-Orchestra
 2 5o-Melodies ,0:oO-The First Alarm. 1 10:5n-Organ - Loulsf Weir. 1:o1-Weather man, ,i:o5-Baseball scores. sport digest. 11;0s-Tenp perature,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28

:45-Popular Bits>- Dance band. 9:15-Parnassus String Trio with
 Singing Canaries. 0;00-The Manhatters. 10:45-Josephine B. Gibson - Food
 talk. 11:00-U. s. Army band-Direction
 Captain William J. Stannard. 11:30-Musical miniatures. 12:O0-Luncheon ensemble.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
RELIEF FROM CURSE
 0F CONSTIPATION

Battle Creek physician says. Constipation IS responsible for more misery than any other cause"
 But immediate relief has been found. A tablet called Rexall Or derlies has been discovered This tablet attracts water from the sys- tenn into the lazy, dry, evacuating bowel called the colon. The water loosens the dry food waste anI causes a gentle. thorough, natural movement without forming habit or ever increasing the dose.
 Stop suffering from constipation. Chew a ReHall Orderlie at night Next day bright Get 4 for 25e today al the nearest Liggett or Rex all Drug Store
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
Pimples Over Face and (..- > Hands. Healed by CutiCura.

My trouble small pmples that broke out all lasted months The pes were hard itching burning hurt much that scratched eupon The pps turned into blacheads that later festered.
 began using Soap and Ointment and in about week noticed decided improvement the condition of skin con- nued month face and hands completely healed" ened) Miss Fannie L Is Browning Ave- Dorchester. Mass, March 26, 1880.
 Soap Ointment each free Address: Aborstoie H. Maiden, Mass"
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
422-WOR, NeHark-TlO

5,o0--"Trout Fishing" - Arthur J. Neu; Caldwell Matthias, baritone 3n-"Gettine Ready for School"
 -Dr Samuel Adams Cohen. 5o-Marie Baldwin and Walter Quirk, soprano and tenor. 5:o0-Uncle Don 3o-Sports period 45-HoteI Nontllalr concert en- semble, directed hy Hans Mouar 7:15-John NJ Molzworrh - Cam paign Issues. 7,3o-Ruth Glenn and Katherine Kent
 745-DeIiverv Bovs and Monroe Silver
 ao1-The Beggar's Bowl - Direct ed by George Shackley. Basil Ruysdael as Jimmy Bolton 8:3o-Philharmonic symphony or chestra stadium concert, trotter 1f:0o-Weather report. Oakland Terrace dance orchestra Il 50-Moonbeanas - Directed hE George EhacklaH
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
SCOUTS PLAN CANOE TRIP

Baltimor@ Aug. 28-Two boy scouts left here yesterday in an E. foot canoe with q 72-foot gaff sal or an S-foot mast for Wethersfield Conn. They expect to complete the trip in 10 to 20 days. The boys ar' Jim and Dick Crabbe brothers. | and 15, respectively.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
PEDnIER ROBBED

Waterbury, Aug. 26 - Paul Judd, vegetable peddler, whose home is ln W6lingford, was held up last night on the Thomaston- Waterbury road in Watertown by two men in q New York automobile and robbed of s35. The bandits used their auto to bar ricadp the road
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
THURSDAY
Eastern Daylight Saving Time
2sS-WTIC. Hartford-1060

2sS-WT1C. Hartford-1060 00-vaudeville matinee. 5:50-Party. 5.45-Piano recital. S:00-"Speaking of Sports" - Ar
 thur B. Mckinley. 6.15-Baseball scores :25-Diamond orchestra. 6.55-NeUs. : 0O-Dinner dance orchestra -
 Norman Cloutier director, ' sn-Muslcal questlonnaire.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
FTNES ALARM THFATER MEN

Fumes from soft coal being burned in the city building caused. fire scare last night when Embassy thea ter em0loyes notified fire headquar- ters that they feared there was q blaze in the theater building or near by. Second Deputy Chief Nj. T. Souney directed an investigation which disclosed the cause of the scare.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
305-WJI. New Nork-76O

30o-Nj jL. New Ork-tho 4,3Q-Amerlcan Legion junior world series - Russvood Park, Memphis. Tenn. .30-Park Central Homeseehers - Landt trio and White 6:45-Topics in brief - Floyd Gibbons.
 700-Amos n Andy. 7:15-Jesters. 7:30-Phil Cook. 7:45-Baseball scores. 75o-Old fashioned dance band. S:o0-B. A. Rolfe and his dance or chestra..
 9;oo-Orchestra 9:3O-Ensemble - Orchestra di- rection Willard Robson; male quartet, 10:o0-Victor Herbert opera series. 11:00-Slumber music, 12:o0-Palais dor orchestra.
 42S-NLW, Cincinnati-100 5.00-German lessons. 5;50-Live stock reports.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
2an-MLZ. NeM NOrk-160

395-NJZ, New Nork-160 7:3O-Rise and Shine - Dance or chestra. 7:45-Jolly Bill and Jane - Chil- dren's program. 8:0O-Phil Cook in character songs and dialogue.n S:15-Chats with Peggy Winthrop. S.3O-The Headliners Dance band.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
FRIDAY MORNING PROGRAMS
 ~

3O3-WBZ, Sp:mGfield-990 -.30-Rtse and Shine 7.4o-Road Man 7:45-Jolly Bill and Jane. S:00-Phil Cook 8:l5-Peggy Winthrop Ro-
 nance and Marriage 830-Shopping About With Dor
 othy Randall. S:45-Popular bits 9:15-Minstre of the Mlnuette.
 Lewis Bray. l0:0O-Manhatt 1O:15-Seving school. 1o:30-StocE quotations 10;35-Manhatters Io:45-Food talk, Josephine T. Gib-
 son 1I:00-T. s. Army band 1l:30-Bostonia QUintette. 11:55-State House Safety. I2:U1-Weatherman,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
RECRuTING OFFICE CLOSES

Announcement is made at the navy recruiting headquarters. New Haven, that all recruiting stations throughout the state will he closed from 100 ?, m. Saturday. to 500 Tuesday, September 9.
 Applicants applying for enlist nlent in the navy will upon passing the physical examination be placed or the waiting HsN and be accepted for enlistment September l5,
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28

For the mechanical cleaning of windows and skylights. an electrical Easher now is available.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
k6DKlSA2SAD tRR0GR4fxS 8SsSNH<& g. g.z.Z$

45-Woman's radio club 6:OO-Angelus trio.
 6:30-Hall duo
 6:45-VoCal solos,
 7:O0-Vesper organ.
 7;15-Broohs and Ross. 7;25-Baseball scores.
 7:3O-Phil Cook.
 :45-Dnner concert 7:59-Weather forecast S;o0-Theater of the air. S:30-Musical program. 45-Radio Dog club-Dr. Adams. 9.o0-Hotel Sinton orchestra 9'15-Narlety.
 9:3o-Musical hour, 10:00-Remodeled melodies. to:30-America's hour 11:oo-Brooks and Ross t1.30-Amos n Andy Il. 45-Toplcs of the Day-Floyd
 Gibbons. 12:00-Weather man 12 :o3-Los Amigos 12 30-Hotel Gibson orchestra. 1:o0-Casrle Farm orchestra. 1.&o-Melville Ray tenor.
 2:oo--Hotel Gibson orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
34e-WABC. New Nork-s60

 i.oo-DanCe orchestra. 6:oo-Ha-rv Tucker and hIs Hotel Barclay orchestra s:45-Rhythm Ramblers 7.oo-The Crockett Mounrainsers 7:t5-Bernhard LevicoT and his Hotel Commodore orchestra. 7.3o-Tip Top club - Variety pro- gram 8:On-Srmphonlc Interlude 8:15-The Melody Musk-teers. s:3o-Kaltenborn edits the news 8.45-Mardi Gras - Large or chestra directed by Freddie Rich with the Grenadiers; girls trio. and solists a3o-Dramatized tales Of mystery. Io:oo-Melody magic o:so-Educationa features - Na- tional radio forum from Wash ington, D. C. i1:oo-Nevs flashes 1i:15-Hevvood Broun's radio col unn Lombardo and his Royal Canadians t2;0O-Paul Trnma.nc and his or chestrs i2'30-Nocturne - Esther Leaf a the organ
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
Through fife Static

Ida Bailey Allen. president of the Radio Home Makers club, believes that simple and well seasoned foods are the main reason for the success of the smart restaurant. In her talk, Fifth Avenue Luncheons." on Thursday. August 2S, at II a. m., over WABC and the Columbia Broadcasting network, Mrs. Allen will tell of a luncheon in a fash ionable restaurant, describing the service, decorations and food, as well as giving recipes for the most tasteful dishes. Nivien Holt, soprano, will also be heard on this program.
 Helen Nugent and Irene Beasley, contraltos, and Evan Evans, lyric baritone, are the featured soloists during the next meeting Of Tip Top club at 7:30 p. m. over the Colum- bia Broadcasting network.
 Also included in this weekly va riety program will be a speciality by Brad Browne and Al LleWelyn, Parade of tre Grenadiers' by the | l4p 1Op AudlttL, anu Ii-4NF LA4Lro by the Cookies orchestra.
 An old time medley Of songs will [ he presented by the Melody Muske- teers, male trio, during their pro- gram over the Columbia Broadcast | ing chain at S:15 p. m. tonight The programs: Nobody Cares If I'm 1 Blue Minnie the Mermaid" Blue 1 Room" Take My Seat Lady" "Old Time Medley.'
 Bret Harte. horn q years ago this week. joins the parade of re- ! Incarnated honor-g guests al the Birthday Party broadcast over NBC tonight,
 The famous author was one of the horde Of Fasteners who sought gold in California but unlike SO many of those who failed, he sue 1 ceeded ln his failure; for his ex- 1 periences as miner lad the foundation for q ten-strike. It was n literature, though, an even more enduring treasure than the precious metal
 Bret Harte's characters - Tuba Bill, John Oakhurst. Jack Hamlin, . Salomv Jane-these, and others are . known throughout the world His stories did more 10 preserve the flavor Of Calfornia's '49 than any thing else that has been written
 A feature of the musical program i'll he the playing of Melody" composed by General Charles c. Dawes. who has birthday annl- rersary this week.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28

When in Hartford why not stop at Honiss's Oyster House for one Of our famous FIVE Course Lobster Shore Dinner" that is served every day from to 8 ?. m., Sundays ex- cepted. for $50.
 Also M our retail department we have a fresh supply Of Lobster Meat, Crapmeat. Soft Shell Crabs. Steam ing Clans. Open Long Clans and Chowder Clans and Shrimp.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
454-NEAF. New AOrk-66O

454-WEAF. New ! Nork-66O 5.oo-Theater Of the Air - Orches- tra direction Milton Schwarzvald , 30-The Party ;45-Mountaineers, 6:n5-Black and Gold Room or chestra
 .3o-Dandles of Yesterday. 40-Basebal scores, : 45-Uncla Abe and David ! oO-Mid-Week Federation hymn sing,
 7:3o-Ni2-ara Hudson program. 9:oo--Rudy Vallee and his orches- tra.
 a00-Birthday party. 30-Melody Moments. hour. t1:oo-Hotel Paramount orchestra Blgelow and his Hotel
 Park Central orchestra. 13,oo-Jack Albin and his Hotel
 Bossert orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
226-WDRC. New Haven-133O

226-N DRC. New HaNen-l3 33O 6:3o-The reporter. 5o-News and weather report 7:00-Dinner hour music .25-The World Book Man. 30-Dinner hour music. S:Q0-Haven Four 5.15-The Silver Moon dance or Chestra
 : 45-Ethyl Barr, soprano, 9:oQ-Adelne Beebe, popular pi- anlst.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
nft-NH HtNI. ROCheSter--1l5 (

5-uH-To he announced. 5.15-Same as WIZ. 5.30-News. , 45-Frark Shultety and his or
 chestra
 F:I5-Stocks time. ball scores. 6;&5-Canadian stocks; police news f. 45-Tenor - John Reidesel. -.o0-Same as WIZ 7.1 15-Hi-H Matters - Hughie Bar
 rett, Bob Mclean. 3o-Musical program. 45-Ball9deers - String orches-
 ira, Frank Baker, tenor. S.Hn-Sama IS WIZ Weather forecast.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
25l-NNAC, Bostor-t.3O

5ao-Ted and his Greater Gang 45-stylists 6.00-Melodlsts s 6.15-Nevs bearers 30--Dinner orchestra { 45-Joseph r. Ely - Candidate
 for democratic nomination for
 governor.
 { 55-Baseball scores $ .5a-Weather 7.eo-Novelry dance program. 7:2o-Tlp- Top club. Soo-Sympkonic in-arI4de 15-Melody Mushcteers. 3n-kaitcnhorn edits the news 45-Mardi Gras - Freddie Rich's
 orchestra
 .3u-MaEaz!ne hour t0;oo-Romany Patteran ] Io:3o-National radio forum. Baseball scores. v .05-Nevs flashes Ii 15-Heywood Broun's radio col
 unn. Il. 30-Guy Lonbardo and his Royal
 Canadians. I2.0o-Paul Tremaine and his or
 chestra t2.3o-Nocrurne - Esther Leaf at
 the organ.
New Britain herald., 1930-08-28
379-WGN. Schenectady-79o

5.oo-Theater hour. 30-The Party,
 5:f--NeWs items. produce market
 report; farm forum and stock re-
 ports. 6:lS-Dinner music. Black and
 Gold Room orchestra . -9-Weather forecast -:30-Dandies of Yesterday f: 4"-BasehaI scores and Saratoga
 race results.
 G:45-Cncle Abe and David, 7:o0-Dinner dance orchestra !; ;3o-Niagara Hudson program, S.40-MusjcaI program. 3.oo-Birthday party. @'2o-Jack Frost melody moments t":o0-Radio program. , o0-Organ recital ' '.31--Wearhe forecast. ! -l.2--Nlncanr Lopez orchestra.