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New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
349-WABC. New Nork-S60

5:o0-Club Plaza orchestra; dance music: Dick Gasparrc, director 5:45-Dr. Thatcher Clark, French lessons
 s:o0-Hotel Shelton orchestra; din- ner music; Michael Rajinsky, conductor
 6 6:3o-Yoeng's Restaurant orches- tra; dance music; Paul Tremainc, director
 T:oo-Vim Ambassadors; Will Os- borne and his orchestra r:S0-Littmann orchestra: Byron Holiday, tenor; Helen Richards, contralto
 8:00-Dr. Arthur Torraine famous explorer relates thrilling eAper- fences
 S:15-Finance Period. pertinent investment talks S:30-Dixie Echoes; negro sl ritual songs featuring Brother Jenkins e.oo-Nit Wit Hour; Brad Browne, director; a burlesque on things sensible
 aso-"Around the samovar," Peter Biljo's Balalaika orchestra. with solosts ao:oo-Hour; orchestra, also vocal soloists 11:00-Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians orchestra: dance music Paramount orchestra; dance music; Roy Ingraham, di- rector 1g:01-Jan Garber and his Holly wood orchestra; dance music ] 1a:S0-Midnight Melodies Ann Leaf at the organ
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
30s-WBI. Sprjuciield-99O

3:45-Final closing stocks 4:15-Walter Gerb's orchestra 5:00-Dickinson Strecter organ 5:45-Hawaiian Duo
 6 6:o2-Recitai, Edith Moves Greene 6 6:20--Sport Digest
 6:3o-" Singing the Blues," Betty
 Cole and Phil Saltman 6:45-"Safer Massachusetts" 7:00-Amos 'u' Andy T:15-McEnelly's orchestra 7:$0--The Music Man
 S S:o0---Rureess Nature League S:30--Chain Presentation @:00-American Legion banquet a:30-Masters Minstrels I 0:0G-Chicago Civic Opera ] 1 t:03-Sport Digest ] l 1:08-NeHs bulletins l l:i5-LoNe l orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
MAY MEET C.tRNLfi

New York, Feb 1 (tP) - Bud German, veteran heavyweight who has been defeated by Young Strib- ling, Jack Sharley, George Godfrey. Ernie Schaaf, Pierre Charles. Jim my Malonoy. Tom lIeeney and al- most all the rest of tine prominent hcavyweights, is in demand as an opponent for Primo Camera, the giant Italian. Babe Cullen. Cor mans manager. has received offers for G0rman-Carnera match from both Boston and Miami.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
21I-M\AC. ROstOn-t9a3O

S:00-Hcroes Of the Church 3:00-Morning Musicale; Columbia ensemble and solosts 1Q:0o-rhildrcn' hour; "TFe Land O Make Believe l0:50-Columbia's Commentator; IDr. Charles F'loischcr on "Pc'- sonal Liberty; It's Limitations Service: broadcast from the Temple Israel t2;15-Morcy Pearl and his Tent orchestra
 f.oo-Sunshinc flour; the Dudley Radio C1rol"rs
 2:&0-Ballad hour @:00-Caholic Truth Period; diroc- ton of Catholic Radio committee; program under the auspices of tn" MassachuSctts State Council Of the Knights of Columbus; speaker. John r.. Swift, supreme director: subject, "'rhe Church and Lib crty." "Qucstion Box. Rev. M. J. Ahorn. $. J.
 a:o0-Broadcas from salem, Mass, salem Cadet band, direction ot Jean Nissud
 5:00-Ncws Reel of the Air 5:30-Ecspcr services; Tonth Pres hvterian church, Philadclphia; sermon by Rev. Donald Grey Farmhouse; subject, Great Mod crniSt Ste-Thc pcvil' G;o0--Fur Trappors; Earle Nelson. the crooninG fur trapn"r: Helen Barr the "Lttln Big Sister 6:30-NariotN program 7:0t-NeWs flashes :15-Flumorottcs, direction Of Joe TineS
 7:45-Dr. Julius Klein. "The Worlds Business S:00-La Palma "Rhanso0zors' N:&o-Musical program G:00-Majesti Th"atcr of inc Air; Redferne Holinshoad. Majestic tenor: Arnold Johnson and his or ChoStra t0:0O-Poct of the organ l0:30-ArabesQu :01-Ncws flashes Broadcast from Metropolitan thcatcr, organ recital
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

i '&4-Coueert program v:pl-NaNouM Religious service;
 Dr. Harry Emerson FosdIck 1.U1--Johu Orlh pianist 7;3o-WIlliams' program A:0n-McIodics
 g.15-Salon SlngcrS g:45--Candle Light quintet iQ:l5-Sport Digest )u:5o-}FbI Players: "Fjn Mouc}' II:I7-Hockey. Bruins Ns, x. '.
 Hangers
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
t2S-NI.N. fincjuua,i-7Oo

5:ou-Serkatary Hawkins 5:&0-Don Becker ":45-''A Little Itarmony' 6:on-HdrrV Willscy's orchestra 6:&o-rliff Burns orchestra 7:00-Hotcl Gibson orchestra 7:l5-Tony's Scrap Book Music Man. S:oo-Hank Karch, the Banjohcs-
 ter
 S:15-Saturday Knights g.0o--Cofieo Hour
 Masters Mmstrels 10:6o-Honolulaus f6:&e-CossHcks 1l:06-i 'onhHllrosc Trio ll:&0-Cllff Burns orchestra l2;t0-Wlllsey' orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
SATURDAY
Eastern Standard Time
2S3--WTIC. Hartfnrd-1nGO

ssOO " T NJ 'Tf'F kFFFF VT FVI' 4:45-Sum of program and
 neHscastinE o;00-"rhe Stringwood Ensemble" " Douglas Bailey director o:45-Moyie Highlights,' from tho theaters 6:15-Yellow flashes e:20--News bulletins; weather re-
 port. alcohol announcement e:50-Concert
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
ol1-N\ o30

V 5:0n-Tcd and his gang 5;45-The Realtors G.01-NeWS flashes G:10-Dinncr orchestra G:25-Riverside EomanCcrs 6:4o-The Commanders f:5G-Concert orchestra 7:05-Hook of tn" Opera 7:20-"pcrsonalitics in the News y
 A. J. Philpott 7:3o-Boruhard Lcyitow and Com mOdoro ensemble "F.Xpioring the Jungle for Sciencc,' Dr. Arthur Torrance &:15-Financo Period &:&0-DiXio Echoes 9:nh-Nit Wit Hour 9:$0--Around the Sanovtr l0:00-Radio hour 11:01-NeWS flashes kcnard and his or chestra 1l:36-Jimmic Gallagher and his orchestra 1@:00-Midnigh roEcrics
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
3It-NJ\R Ehira

5:Do-The Air Juniors, q childron's hour
 7;l1-Thc Farmers Farmer: agri- cultural market reports, and Stock Market" 2:o0-DN Air Vaudeville. q spe- 2iallv program featuring Prank Wcstphal and tf-piecc orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
SONNENBERG DOWNS STECHER

Boston. Feb. (Up)-Gu5 Son ncnborg defeated Joe Stcchor in q wrestling bout here last night. Son nenberg's flying tackles gave him the first and third falls, while Stcchcr used his scissors to gain the second fall.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
:t19-Nt,N SrhpucCtaIN-.9

G:nu-Ioinner music Goes Abroad 7:3o-Phil Spitalny's music S:n0-NcW Business World &:&0-Natjona Laundry Associa-
 ton program
 9:o0-Gencral Electric symphony
 orchestra. with Walter DaWrosch
 conducting l0:o6-EOlfc's orchestra 1lU0-banCe program
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
26t-N HAM. RoChcAtcr-l 1 90

5.2h-Children' hour G;00-t.ast minute news dispatches C:1o-DetaiI reports: stock Guota- tions market reports, special an- nOrmCementS G;4H-Trank Skultrty and his
 Odanbach orchestra 7:l5-George W. Henner program, dance orchestra 7;25-Chambrr of Commerce talk 7:30-Nusic Man E;00-Adzen Kids. two pianos and violin S:30-Traffic talk S:&5-Rcquest organ program, Helen Ank1er q:0o-Memorial Art Gallery talk Eastman School of Music program @:30-Masters Minstrels i0:d0-ChicagO Civic Opera Fagan's Sagamorc hotel orchestra 11:So-scncca hotel Saturday Mite club
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
..In-N ARC New \ Dr[>-SGU

S:uH--HerOcs oi the Church; rG- ligous service; Chaplain George Eittcuhousc, U. D. Morning Musicale; Julia Ma honey, soprano; and the Colun- bla ensemble 1Q:on-Laud C. Make Believe; chjl- drqn's hour; Dr. Arthur Tor ranco's talk fU.IU-C Columbiu'e Commentator, Dr. Charles Ifleischrr ou Per sonal Libcrty-)ts Lumltations' LI:0u-Wcsf End Prvsbyteridn church; sermon by Dr, X, Edward KciEWiu 14:5Q-Jcwi4b "Day" Program: in tercstms pits bE leading JeNlst' artists
 I'%o-~Littu1uu Orchestra; with Byron Holiday tenor, and Helen Rubin. oontrdlto
 -:oo-Thrro Little Sachs; songs and batter
 2:3o-D Diamond Entertainers, Win Osborne and his orchestra ";no-oymphonlc Hour; Howard Barlow. director; all-Amcrican : Symphonic progrom 4.00-Cathedra Honr; sacred mu- Sical service: Channon ColIjnSe, director
 5:00-Ncws Reel of tho Air: Lois Bennett, soprano; Dan Gridley, tenor
 5:3u-Scrmon by Rev. Donald Grey Farmhouse of Philadelphia G:op-F'ur Trappcrs, orchestra wi .h Earle Nelson, the crooning fur trappcr
 G:&0--Musicau Program: rcYiying musical hits of long ago 7;'0-Litlmann Orchestral; with Byron Holiday, tenor; Helen tu- bin, contralto
 7.&0-t'rench Trio; harp. violin and flute under direction of Lydia Say itykaNa
 7:45-Tho Worlds Business; ad- dress by Dr. Julius Klein from Washington. D, (. 2:o0--Khapsodizers; musical en- tainnont offered al q smoker: or chestra and sOloists S:&0--Sonatron Program; Wayne King and his Sonatrons g:00-Majcstic Theatcr of the Air: Arnold Johnson and his orchestra l0:0o-Po"t Of the Organ: Jesse Crawford and Paul small, tenor l t0:30-ArahosQuo: Modern Thou sand and on" Nights 1 t:n0-Bacll Home Hour: Rev. Churchill on Things that keep mon from God:" music program also
 t2:4t t-Brokcushirc's Coral lsland- CTS: the famous "HonOluluans' recording artists l2:"o-Midnight Melodies; Ann Leaf at the organ
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
395-WJt. New I orI>-1G0

395-NJt. New \ pTk-lGN | d0- Reports: stock market clos ing prices and quotations, fuan- clal summary of inc day: cotton exchange closing prices and que tations; state and federal a@gjcul- rural rcports
 5,15-Alico Eems,n. rontralto 5:$n-Rlue Acee; dance orchestra G:0n--Mn1e. Lolita Cabrera Gains borg, pianist
 C'f5-The Guardsmen: mal> quar- tet: HaroII Branch. Steele Jawi- son. tcnors: Edward WoIfoi. bari ione. Earl Waldo bass djroc ion Robert Armbrus'cr Bernie Cummine and his Hotel New Yorker orchestra. Wal for Cummins, solojst 7.o0---Amos m Andy. bIach'ace comedians
 7.f5-RCA Thercmjn Etnor Wave Music: Mr7n. Alc~ordra St"oauov 7:2o-The Music Man, Earlr Spt- ger. baritone: orchestra direction Louis Kaf2man &:n0-Thc Pickar1 TaWilr, south er1 fo''- son"s. nc"rItv ornho~tra S:30-The Silver Flute; "CatHlon- ia Castle, tale Of wandering gypsy
 [. a.nn-Rroadwav Lights; NHrjol Pollock and Yer T,awnhurst, pian- ist: Earl Ovford baritone Cub Tnnorter: co10jc skit with Peter Dixon and Al.n" Berry
 a:Gn-Dutch Minstrels, Harold Branch. tenor Da"1 Rethmann, baritone: Carson Robinson. nov city vocalist; Paul Dumont and Al Bernard. cnd-mcn: orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
31t-NI\R, ChiCago-17

DoWnors Grove Sunday Eve zation which presents discussions Sunday symphony concert - master composers by a symphony orchestra of 30 pieces lU:%U-An Occidental Olio--a musi- cal melange Il Marion and Jim's Grab Bag q thumb mail sketch I1:10-DN Air Vaudeville: q spc- cialty program
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
t2S-WIW, CinCinnati-100

9:%o-Churrh school conducted by
 editorial staff the Methodist Book
 Concern l0:3o-Rivcr Stages lt;no-C Church services i2:15-I'irst Day Recitalists l:00-National Light Opera 2:oo--RoXy symphony concert %:0p-National Youth Conference f;0u-I.raguc of the Little Flower 5.O0-Ipr Tosdick
 G:n0-HcnrN Thios' orchestra G:%0-Th" Story of an Opera 7:60-H Hotel Gibson orchestra G:00-prOgram from WIZ &:0U--MuSic hour $;30-Eadio hour
 9:11-Jolly Time Popcorn Kernels ":3tt-- Symphony honr 1o:&h-Grcat Moments with Great
 Adventures I1;00-Musical NoVclcsquo
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

male quartet; John Heating anc George OBricn, tenors; George Miller, baritone; John Oakley bass; direction George Shacllley 7:UG-Cook's TraVcloguc; inCidcn- tal music; descriptive monologue 7r20-Williams' Concert; Fred Walducr, tenor: novelty orchcst- tra direction Josef koestner
 Waldncr, tenor; novelty orchcss- strumontal ensemble direction George DilWorth
 H:l5-Radio Hour: dramatizations with musical intcrludcs
 @:15-Salon Singers; mixed chorus I6 voices, direction George Dill worth; Lew White, organist G:45-Pcnrod; dramatic sketch based on Booth Harrington $ "PonrOd"
 Musicians: Gcnia Iielinska, soprano; Elizabeth Len noN. Contralto; Theodore Webb, baritone; Lewis James. tenor: or chcstra direction Hugo Mariani It:u0-'Caliopo and Mis- kath'r;nc" -Katherino Tift-1ones f1:15- south Sea islanders: Joseph Rodgers tenor and director native string orchestra
 it!45--Armchair Quartet; Keith Me I.cod, yibraphone soloist male quartet; Milton J. Cross and Mau- rice Tyler, tnnors; Walter Preston, baritone; Marley +. Shcrris, bass
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
chcstra direction Arcadie Birhon-

chcstra direction Arcadie Birkon- hOz
 g.uU-Thc Balludcers? male quar- let: Marley l.. Shtrris, bass; Necl Itnslen, baritone; John kulick, tenor; talph Ercese, tenor; in Strumcntal trio direction Dave Grupp
 9;&u-ihc Eccitalists I2;3n-Chalmbpr Music; Mmc. Lolita Cabrera Gaiusborg, pianist I:ot-rhc Pilgrims; mixed scNtct; direction Dana $. Merrman Spanish DrcIms; Julian Oli- yer, tenor; orchestra direction Prank \agnonl
 Godfrey Ludlow, violinist, and Mime. Gajnsborg, pianist 2:o0-Troika Bells; Gcnia Fonari- ova, soprano; balalajka orchestra direction Alexander kirilloff -;&0--National Broadcasting and Concert Bureau program; Dolores Cassinoli, soprano; Giuseppe di Bencdctto, tenor
 ":uu-rhe Jewish Hour: "SoVcn lamps Of Faith" Rabbi Jonah E. Wise
 4:oo-Dr, S. rarhcs Cadman -- "Amcricu's Race Heritagc;' Ora tOriO ChOrjSt CTS; orchestra 5:0U-D DaVcy Hour; talk by Martin l., Dayey; Walter Preston, ba l. 1onc: Margaret Olsen, soprano. Paula HemminGhaus, toutraltO; Henry Shopc. tenor; James Stan ley. bass: JIdson House. tenor; Bert Hirsch. violinist; Ber~ir AE- >'hulor, collist: Chandler Colt fhwaite, organist and director Echoes of the Orient: string rNSomblr: Sven von HalIbcrg. guitar soloist and director G:15-Countcss Olgo Ncdolago AL bani. mozzo- soprano
 G.%0-Old Company's Songalogue: Charles Harrison and L@mbcrt Murphy, tcnors; Vernon Archi- bald, baritone; Frank CroNton bass; Arthur Leonard, accOmpan- ist
 1:nn-purant Heroes of tho World ~-"Dauicl Boone" dramatic sketch: musical background di- rocotion Dana $. Mcrrman 7,%0-Major BoWrs' Family from inc Capitol Theatcr
 $.@d-Choral orchestra; direction Gustavo Haenschcn
 ,':0o--"Our Government David Lawrence
 @.f5-Concort Hour; CcncvioV" Rowe. soprano; Armand Tokat- van, Egyptian tenor; orchestra dl- rocton Josor pastemacE to.15-Ch@mpicns: 1S-nioco orchcs- ira direction Jean Goldketto sunday at Seth rark"r'# - rural sketch depicting "DoWn East" meeting of scmi-r,Hgious nature
 ll:I5-Russian Cathedral Choir - Michael BatacfC, basso; male quar- jet; Milan Srnol2n, pianist: Nicho- las NasilielL. tenor and director Herman. XrlophOHiet, assisted by Prank Banta, pianist
 393-WJZ. New Nork-7Go S;n0- Tone Pictures: Jew White, organ recital; mixed quartet: Marv M"rkcr. Sopraro' Helen JanEe, "ontralto; Norman Horn, tenor; Curt Peterson, bass; diroc ton George DilWorth 9:0o-NBC Childron's Hour l l2:30--'rhc Nomads: Russian string ensembles; Boris Belostotsky, ten or; Misha Markofr, bass: Paul Ham. violinis,: Basil Fomoon. ac- cordionist; direction Alexander Njrillof
 i:oo--Nationa Light Opera; Rip Van Winkle'
 2:00-Eoxy Symphony concert; di- rection Joscrh Iittau @:oo-National Youth Conference; "Quostion Asl,ors, World Build CTS" pr. Daniel A Polling; mixed quartet. MuriCl Wilson, Soprano: fTcl2n Janiso. contralto: Richard Maxwell. tenor. Earl Waldo. bass 4:1o-Motropolitan Echoes; Erva Giles. sopranO Robert Simmons, tenor; Arcade Birhenholz, violin iet
 t:&n-Duo Disc Duo; Bud and Cor don NandoVor. vocal duo: orChcs- ira direction Walter BlaufuSs J.60- National Religious SorVicr- Adventure for a Real Religion. V nr- Harry Emerson Tosdich:
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

direction Harold sanford i0:oQ-ChicaGo Civic Opera; "Iucja
 dj Iamm rmoor" Slun,bcr Music: string en- scmblc direction Ludwig Lauricr
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
1oc-Npt. \rNaI.l>-4I0

6;00-i.stcy Orgau rcvcrt'a G:$0--Hotel A&tor ~oncoit orchcs- lr;t
 7.oo-Choir Invisible. orchestra and chorus >:oo-Concert hour, orchestra and male quartet 6:3Q-By the Fircside (orchcstra g;0p-Neapolitan Sercnadcra, nov city orchestra ia.uu--Dorian String Quartet Io:3o-Naudcville program il:3u-Mooubcam music and prise poems
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

IaS year old president of the CBS, conferred recently in Chicago on plans for the American School of 1 the Air." to be carried by radio to schools of the country on an eN- nrrjmental educational basis begin ming February f. This pioneer edu- catioual effort is expected to reach more than six million school chil- drcu.
 Now Englund will furnish the basis of the weekly radio address of Dr. Julius Klein, assistant secretary of commerce. on Sunday evening, the department of commerce has ln- formed the New England council. I)r. Klein will discuss in his address the work of the New England coun- cil. officers of which spent last Thursday in Washington in confer cncc with department of commerce officials. Dr. Klcin's subject will be "Ecgional Cooperation in Business Promotion"
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

i34-WEAF, New Nork-GGo S;U0-Thc sunday Symphoncttc; ;
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
15I-MEAE. \cM Nork-6R0

a.o0-The Tea Timers; dance band 5:30-The Lady Next Door; chll- dren's program direction Madso Tucker
 6:oo-Black and Gold Room or chestra: direction Ludwig Laurlcr 7:00-The Jameses: comic sketch Of American family life with Per cy Hemus, Jeanne Owen, Marcolla Shields Catherine RenWick, Wade Arnold, John Shea 7:3o-Phil Spitalny's music from Hotel Pennsylvania S:3o-Launderland Lyrics, Barnica Taylor soprano; Fred Naldner, ienor. 22-pieco orchestra direction Josef koastner
 a.0o-CcncraI Electric Hour: sym phony orchestra direction Walter Tamrosch: Adventures in Science" Floyd Gibbons 7n:oo-B. X, Rolfc and his ofchos- ] oo-Troubadour of tha Moon: Lannio Ross, tenor, instrumental rio
 Raliow and his Club Eichman orchestra l 0n-Eudy Nallse nd his orcbes- Ira
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

Robert Maynard 1Iutchins, %1 year old president of the University of Chicago, and William $. PHlcy,
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
319-NGY. ScllcncctadN-190

.1l:00-Church service 2;00-Marensky Brothers; violin
 and piano recital 2:3U-National Broadcasting and
 Concert Bureau hour &:00-Organ recital, Elmer 4. rid marsh, Union College Memoria chapel
 4:oo-Dr. s. Parkes Cadman Cathc- dral hour
 a;n0-I)ayHN hour G:00--Echoes of the Orient orchcs. f:15-Musical program G:&n-Lchigh program, male guar 7;00--FTisjo orical dramatic sketch 7:3o-Capitol thca'cr program
 &:2e-Choral orchestra %,0o-David Lawrence talk, Our Government
 9:15--- Musical hour 10:l Champions 10:45-Sundav at Seth barkcr's ,1l:15-RuSSian Cathedral choir
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

o26-NDRC. New HaNcn-i330 1 1l:00-Sorvices from the Church "t the Redoemer: Roy. Roy M. Houghton. D. D.. pastor 3:30-ChinatoNn Rescue society service
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
St \It1
oS,t-NTIt, IJHrtfDTH-I UGU

 >.GG-t tuOraI orchestra 5:oU-"Our Government. David Lawrence @:I5-"Thc Enchanted Iour," Emil IIcimbergcr, director itt15--champion. iQ:45-I.dWin Rogers. baritone; Douglas Bailey, accompanist. Program; Duna (McGiD: The Gypsy Trail tGalloway>; Honing lDol Ricgo): Twilight tSara Teas dale Pjcm>; Moonlight and Roses; The Lost Chord i1:uo-"Tnc Merry Madcaps," DO - ular melodies directed by Norman Cloutier tt;3o-Wcathcr report, alcohol an uouncemcnt ; I;&5-"Dream Jourue}S'
 3o@-N I,L. ~nringiicId-99o to:@N- First Church of Christ
 tSrIar1ists)
 f"o-"Our Famous Conjomporar- irs"
 r-t.-Socjn2GrIJ roln-e orchrst. d 1'l5-- Edward N,oHuGh baritone .'ao--ItO>E symphony orchestra ".""-Eoy Ci1r Romance of
 Jewels
 @.@o-Na5iona Youth Conference,
 Dr Ilanirl 4. ro,mg t.oo--5.ady re1pae]l concert
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
oGt-NHNNJ, ROtlpStcr-1l

2Gt-WHAI. Rochcstcr-f15O service of AsburN Mcthodist church, Rev. Ralph $ CuShman. pastor
 2:O0-DoWn Melody Lane: concert orchestra and Rae Potter Roberts ContraltO
 1:30-L leisure Moments. organ
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

Despite the familiarity with which the average person regards the radio, many people have yet to learn of it's limitations. Vaudeville performers seem especially gullible in regarding the micrOphone as having intelligence. On programs over .WlAM during the past year three troupos were found who thought that the instrument recorded only that which was intended for it. They talked casually before il while performing and when admon- ishod, stated that they didn't think their voices could be heard.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01
Through he Static

Fashions in conversation ideas, and conduct as well as the latest hints on fashions in dress are given by the fashion reporter at station WLW, in the Modes and Modorns period on Mondays ali | q, lu. No- cal duets and organ numbers inter- rupt the chat.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-01

The NEG has received requests from school teachers for printed copies Of the broadcasts of Cook $ TraNeloguos.' They arc wanted to stimulate children in the study of geography
The Washington times., 1930-07-01
E>IGFIT>
lIASHFS

At Rensselaer,, N. Y.-Lope
Tenerio, 14O-pound Filipino, de-
feated Joe Kaufman, New York,
10 rounds.
At Flint, Mich.-Eddie Lord,
Hartford, Conn. 130-pounder, de-
fested Ray Miller, Chicago, 10
rounds.
At Tulsa, Okla.-Clausino Vim.
cent, Oklahoma welterweight,
knocked out Baby Stribling,
Macon, Ga, two rounds.
At Newark, N. bud Cor.
man, Milwaukee heavyweight,
scored technical knockout over
Herman Heller, Union City, N. j.,
seven rounds.
At Bethlehem, Pa.-Jack Re
nault. Canadian heavyweight, de-
feated Harold Mays, Bayonne,
N. j., 10 rounds.
At New York-Joe Sekra, Day.
ton heavyweight, defeated Bob
Olin, New York, 10 rounds. Hans
Mueller, German welterweight,
defeated AL McConi, New York,
six rounds.
At Jersey City-Harry Carlton,
Jersey City lightweight, defeated
Harry Blitman, Philadelphia, 10
rounds.
At West Springfield, Mass
Louis (Kid) Kaplan, Meriden,
Conn defeated Maurice Ioltzer
French lightweight, 10 rounds.
The Washington times., 1930-07-01
ATTENDANCE
IS AIM
NOW
BY DAVIS ). WALSH

NEW YORK, July IA num-
Der Of otherwise useful citizens
expect to place themselves under
lock and key at Madison Square
Garden for the next day or two
for the purpose of discussing the
second battle Of the bozos in all
of its aspects and ramifications.
Frankly, If they do this, I feel
that there still is q chance for
everybody, for If they discuss it
at all, they may start laughing
before 1t Is too late and thus
restore their sense of proportion.
However. they say they will
sign the documents not later than
tomorrow and that. thereupon,
everything will be in readiness for
the gripping encounter. They
have arranged for the fight to
take place at the Yankee Sta
dium. They have arranged with
the boxing commission to pay off
again with the worlds title to
the winner. They have arranged
for the date, naming either
September 18 or IS.
They have arranged for every.
thing. in fact, except the crowd.
The Washington times., 1930-07-01
CANOE REGATTA
JULY z

Washington Canoe Club, the
only exclusive canoe club in the
city. will hold its twenty-fifth
annual regatta on Saturday, July
IL, starting at 2 p. m. on q
Straightway course extending
from the Three Sisters to the
Aqueduct Bridge, a half-mile dis
tance. The event will celebrate
the anniversary Of the founding
of the club in 1905.
Entries are expected from as
far north as New York, with
every outstanding ANA teur
canoeist in the Middle Atlantic
section among the contestants.
Thirteen events are listed, in
cluding a fitting contest.
Entry fee is so cents for each
individual in each event and the
attraction is open to all amateur
canoeists regardless Of residence.
e. 8. McGuigan is receiving
entries and dispensing informa-
ton at the Washington Canoe
Club, 3700 K st. N. w.
The Washington times., 1930-07-01
GrOcerS List Double
Bill With Del Ray

The District Grocery Store nine
engages Del Ray in a double
header Friday on the Del Ray dia.
mond, first game at II o'clock.
Sunday the Grocers meet the
Capitol Heights A. c. on the lat
ter's diamond at 3 o'clock.
The Capitol Heights Junior Or