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New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

Marquette; Wilson. Baylor; Bow man, Army: Middlemist. Colorado; Fisher, Fordham; King Drake; Lc- land. Texas Christian; White, Pur- due.
 Halfbaclis - kitzmiIlcr, Oregon; Weller, Haskell; Brill, Notrc Dame; LaInhart and Ellingsen, Washington State; Shelley, Texas; Kelly, Ken lucky; Hackman, Tennessee; Mur- ray, Drake; Bethea. Florida; Kirn, Navy; Sisk. Marquette; Christensen, Utah; Murphy. Fordham O'NeiIl, Detroit; Zimmerman. Tulane: Hart, Colgate. Mills, Oklahoma; Gutow- sky, Oklahoma City; Benedel, Tulsa : Moran. Syracuse Wheeler AIichi- gan; Mofatt, Stanford; Ilyth, Car negic; Battles, West Virginia Wos- leyan; $. Hanson. Temple: Hinklc, BucknclI Hufford Washington; Trigg. Oklahoma Aggios Saumcr, st. Olaf: Van Kotcn, Drake; Dono- van, Colby; Risk. Purdue; Berry, Illinois Rebholz, Wisconsin; Foster, Bowdoin; Eustis, New Hampshire; L. Hatton, Albright; Scalzi, George town.
 Eullbacks - Crossman, Rutgers;
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
South Church Quintets
 To Be in Action Tonight

Both south church basketball teams will be in action in the County "I' leagues tonight, The seniors will opcn their gcheduIo by meeting the Wrapping Y. N. C. A. in Mapping, while the juniors will engage the Addison Boys club at the local I. NJ. C. A.
 The adult team will gather at the "" here at T.4j o'clock and make the trip by auto. The following players are expected 10 make the trip: Captain Vessels, Jacobi, Hat tings. Barta, Parker, HcWett and Wosilua. Wrapping lost its first league start. in Bristol, last week, but it is virtually unbeatable on its own floor and the locals know they have q tough proposition on their hands.
 Addison has not yet played, so lit tie is known of the caliber of the team which will oppose the local en- try in inc intermediate league. The locals arc hopeful of win and will have their full strength for the game. The contest Is due 10 start at s o'clock. with Abe Aronson' holding the whistle.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
COACHES GIVE OPINIONS
 ON OUTCOME OF CONTEST
hnutt EUCknc of Notrc Dame Pre- diets His Team Will Be Defeat.
 cd By Two Touchdowns.

Los Angeles. Dec. (P)-CoachcS' opinions on the outcome Of the Notre Dame Southern California game:
 Coach Knutc Rocknc says his team will lose by two touChdowns. Coach Howard Jones most charac- teristic remarks has been: Your guess is as good as mine"
 Orin "Babc" Hollingberry. Wash iugton State mentor whose und"- fcated eleven. Pacific coast cham pions, will play in the Rose tourna- mcnt game picks Southern Calfor- mia.
 Clarence "Nlbs'' Price: "T look for $. (. 10 win a hard game"
 Jimmy Phclan, Washington: Be ins Notre Dame man. my scnU- mcnts lead me 10 favor Notrc Dame, but facts tell me the Trojans will win'
 Slip Madigan, St. Mary's: 'I'H take Notre Dame no matter who the Irish may be playing"
 Glenn Pop Warner Stanford: 'Thc Trojans. playing on their home field, have an even chance to win"
 Paul Schissler, oregon State: Tt looks like I tossup to me-
 Tom Lieb, Loyola at Los Angeles: "Im still picking the Trojans."
 Tad Jones. former Yale coach and brother of Howard: "I think the Los Angeles team will win. It should be an unusually high scoring affair"
 "Buck" Sthaw, Santa Clara line coach; '1'll take the Irish"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
EASTERN SEASON
 WILL END TODAY
Way Will Be Clear Next Week
 for A!my-NaYy Battle

New York, Dec, (P>-Tho rcsu- lar business of the eastern football season, 10 which a number Of addi- tions have been made because of the current unemployment situation, came to an end today, leaving q clear field for next Saturdays Army Navy benefit clash.
 Four games were on today's schedule, only two Of which were there at the start Of tho long season. Navy and Pennsylvania originally had planned 10 wind up their com paigns today and Western Maryland and Maryland were due to battle as usual for the state championship. To this program have been added the post season charity clash at New York between Colgate and New Yorl, university, and the Carnegie Tech Washington and Jefferson game at Pittsburgh. which was postponed from last Saturday.
 Interest was divided principally bct~oen the Navy-ponn game and the Colgate-N. Y. |. fray, a pair of contests which involved four majo eastern teams and which were made all the moro attractive because of tho Army-Navy situation and Col gates high place among the leading teams Of the section. Both Navy and Penn have had disappointing season but neither has found the situation hopeless, Considerable inn portance also vas attached 10 the game as a means or judging Nays prospects against Army. Colgate found the Violent NoIcts the last barrier in its path to recognition IS one of the best teams in the east.
 Western Maryland had a record of two seasons without d defeat to
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Honorable Mention

Ends-Smith and Maffett, Georgia; Long. Southern Methodist, Watkins, Utah: Gantcnbein. Wisconsin: Ho- kuf Nebraska; Harding. Harvard; {; King and Carlmarh, Army; Barres, Yale; Halligen, William & Mary; Van Dync Missouri; McKalip, Ore eon State: Maskcll Washington State; Eiblott Pennsylvania; Bates, Western Maryland; WilcoH. Southern California: Enert Syracuse: Terry. Villanova: Dixon, Boston College; Moss Purdue.
 Tackles-Crchan. Dartmouth; Vim cent, Yale, Blanton T.. Of Texas; Ehca and Broadstono, Nebraska; Spear, Iowa State; Lee Oklahoma; Cronkitc, Kansas Aggics; Clement, Alabama; Johnson, Utah; Machcsey, Brown; Marec, Georgia Tech; Wa tcrs, Florida Fully, Pittsburgh; Bodman, Illinois; SchwegIer, Wash ington; Concannon, New York Uni vcrsjty; McCanse. Tulane: olsen, Pennsylvania; McNally, St. Mary s; Hall, southern California; Davis, Clemson; Ahlskog, Washington State; Maryil. Northwestern.
 Guards-kabat, Wisconsin; Mad doN Georgia Beckett, California; Colbert, Oregon; Tracey, Fordham; McGrory, Colorida College; Oates, Oklahoma Aggics; King, Marquette; Bodenger. Tulane; Selby. Ohio State; Wisniewski. Fordham; Linehan, Yale; Steele, Florida; Hunt, Cor nell; Cornwall, Michigan; F'orquer, Kentucky; Kassis, Notre Dame; Drcshar, Carnegie; Hare, Yale; Hughoy, South Carolina; Lcathers, Georgia; Mum, Minncsota; Stcars, rUrdue
 Centors- Jonas, Utah; Andres, Dartmouth; Atkins. TeAas Christian; Narr. Notrc Dame; Slnoot, Kansas; Roberts Tulane; Morrison. Michi- gan; Locser, Yale; Tassi, Santa Clara; Williamson, Southern Cali fornIa; Ely, Nebraska Miller, Pur- duo.
 Quarterbacks - O'ConnelI, Holy Cross; Wood. Harvard; Boyer. Cor neil: Tonkin. Washington state; Mohler. Southern California; New man, Michigan; Hanlcy, Northwest crn; Morton, Dartmouth: Bennett, Princeton; Baker Pittsburgh; HoW- it. Columbia; Branch, North Caro- lima, Dovnos, Georgia; Graney,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

protect in its battle with the old lin- CTS. The two teams previously had defeated all other Maryland colleges and had the state championship at stake as well. Carnegie and W. 6c J.. a pair Of well matched teams. have been rivals since 1906 and today's same was their 18th. Charity also ugured in the receipts Of this game and it was partly for that reason that it was postponed because of last weeks snow.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
SI SPEND PRACTICE

West Point, N. Y. Dee. (IP)- Practising for Arny's football play CTS was suspended for today as Nlr- tually the entire coaching SlaH' headed by Major Ralph Sasse, went 10 Philadelphia to watch the Navy play Pennsylvania. Army scouts have watched Navy in it's last three games, but Major Sasse has yet 10 see the Middies in action.
 Roy Sebastian. who replaced t3 I.ctzelter in the backfield. aggravat- ed an old hip injury during prac- tice vest erday and was forced to leave the field He is not likely 10 be ready for the Navy game.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

Roberts, Georgia; Rentner and Rus sell, NorthWestern Bausch, Kansas; Hood, Pi'tsburgh Njviano, Cornell; Eothert, Stanford; Crowley, Yale: Hopper, Southern Methodist; Bro yelli, St. Mary's; Langc. Baker; Price Utah Musich. Southern Cali fornia, Hudson, Michigan: Sauls, Florida Gardner, Nillanova: C. Bon rcr, Temple; Golf, Rhode Island Statc.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
SCOTT WINS BOUT

Bridgeport. Dee. NP)-JImmy S,oft. uolyoke. Mass. 1G5, defeated Darcy Atler. New York, 1&@, in an eight round bout here last night. Eddio Moore. Bridgeport ii', knocked out I.Gdy saunders. Now York, 1tt. in tho second. Johnny Allen. Bridgeport. l@9. knocked ou, Eddie Murray, Ecw Norh 10, in the second.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
FIGHTS LAST NIGHT

E. 'uo Assor.a.ed Press.
 Bostoa-Johnny Risko, Cicyolan | ou'pointed Jimmy HaIoner. Boston, Cp): Marty Gallagher. Washington, l.. e. outpointed Genc Stanton Cleveland, GO.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
NAMED GRID CAPTAIN

Medford Mass, Dec. 6 (UP)- Ernest "Nic" Knapman of Lynn, q center, has been elected captain Of the Tufts College football team for I931.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

Erie, Pa.-MaHic SIrub. Erie, out pointed sammy Mandel former world lightweight champion, GW.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

H.. Paul-king Tut. Minneapolis, outpointed My Sullivan, St. Paul,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

Hollywood CaL-Les Kennedy, Long Beach. Cal, technically knock cd out Al Morro, los Angeles, 60.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

San Francisco-Andy Diyodi, New York. outpointcd Babe Marine, San Francisco, GQ).
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
The 1930 AN-America Team
PLAYER .ND COLLEGE

Wesley D. Ieslor, Ohio Ntato ..,.....-... Frederic W, Sington, Alabama .......... Bertram Motzger, Notre Dame .......... Benjamin II. Ticknor, Harvard ...,....
 Wade Woodworth, Northwestern ........ Glenn Edwards, Washington Statc* .... Frank L. Baker, Northwestern ..,....... Francis F. Caridoo, Notrc Dame ..,. QU Erny Pinckcrt Southern California; ... Marchmont Schwartz, Notrc Dame .... Leonard Macaluso, Colgate .,......,........
 tD-Has enc year more Of comge;itit
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Putting the Hazards.....

At the Tabs miniature golf course last night, four tournament games were played. Peterson and Ward de- feated Crean and Callahan 79 to 93: Williams and Bass defeated Coffey and Egan 99 to 102; Smith and McAleer beat Herdlein and Kelly S6 to S9 and Walsh and Daley de- feated Donahue and Riley 93 to 96. Four more matches arc scheduled for tonight.
 Tom Kelly was low at the Tabs yesterday with 36. Jim Conley was runner-up with 37. Miss Clara Hind Ter was low for women with a 50.
 The National bank defeated the Commercial Trust at the Cocoanut Grove by score of 109 to 1l5.
 Mike Kelly had low score for the men at the Grove with a 39. Mrs. J. McNamara was low for women with 41.
 In special match at the Grove last night. C. Davis and NJ. Gordon defeated Dom Soccoli and G. Fitch by four strokes.
 Monday night, a special match will be played at the Grove between the Bristol Red Men and Dobbs of New Britain. The Bristol team won the first match by three strokes.
 In the Industrial League at the Stanley Arena, the American Hosiery team went into first place | by a victory over North & Judds II up. The scores were as follows: Hosiery, Anna Gavelek 54, Mary Wallach 50, Rose Meeker 43, Win ie Rice 50, total 197. North &5 Judds, Anna Mayier 5, Helen Mayier 55. Eva Nalukonis 49, Helen Renock 52, total POS.
 New Britain lost four up in a special match with Wallingford. The results were: New Britain, Saunders 52. Weir 50, Zenga 55, total l57. Wallingford, Somerset 57, Barnes 4G, Mason 50. total 153.
 Ping pong tables have been set up at the Arena and Ben Swataskc de- feated Ed kiernan 2l to IS. Jack | Hill defeated A. Zenga 21 to Is and Ruth Mycroft defeated Rose Hahn 2l to l5.
 Alice Peterson with fl vas low for women yesterday. Jack McCarty with 35 copped for the men. Id kicrnan made 14 aces in SG holes at the Stanley Arena last night. His scores were 35 and 33.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

New Britain lost four up in a special match with Wallingford. The results were: New Britain, Saunders 52. Weir 50, Zenga 55, total l57. Wallngford, Somerset 57, Barnes 4G, Mason 50. total 153.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

PittsGurgh-Jack Tracey, Pitts burgh, knocked out Mutt Morsch. Cincinnati, t3); Larry Kaufman, Louisville, outpointcd Hans Robert, Pittsburgh, GD.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
NAVY AND PENN WILL
 MEET ON GRID TODAY
Regular Football Season for Both Teams Will Be Finished With
 Game At Philadelphia

Philadelphia, Dec. 6 LP) - The University of Pennsylvania and the Navy finished their regular football seasons today on Franklin Field, al though Navy still has q post-season charity game with the Army at New York.
 Penn's lone touchdown last year beat the midshipmen. ' to ., but in view Of the Quakers' poor showing this season. most oi the experts gave the Navy an even chance to reverse the decision today.
 The contesNwas the fifteenth be- tween the institutions, Penn leading in victories, to 1. One game ended in a tic. The last six games have been close, the Navy scoring in each and pcnnsylvania in all but one. The Midshipmen planned to drill at Franklin Field shortly before game time.
 The entire contingent will return 10 Annapolis immediately after the contest.
 Today's game ends the football careers of Cataln DICK Gentle, W al ter Masters, John Olsen, Tom Bar rett. Bill Williams and Matt Zeigner, Lineup.
 Navy Pennsylvania SteffanideS .........-........ Burnett
 Left End BoWStrom ................,...' HohollS
 Left Tackle Underwood ............... Barrett
 Left Guard Futile ..............,....... Lhsle
 Center
 Right Guard Bryan ...,.............t'. clSch
 Right Tackle BNng ..,.,,...... ....-....'.... iIpl't'
 Right End Bauer ..................... htll'ic
 Quarterback Cannon ................. Masters
 left Halfbach Kirn ................... Munger
 Right Halfbach HaGbcrS ..........,....-.. ...'.' 'i S'li0
 'ullback
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
EESIDE\(L.
OIES
THIRD TEAM i'iayCr and College
OtcS

G'rald Dalrymplc, Tulane .....-..,. 95 Frank Foley. Fordham .....,...,... 34 Charles l. Humber Army ......... 67 Thomas SlGno, Fordham .......... 91 Gabriel Bromberg, Dartmouth ..... G7 Milo LubratoIiCh, Wisconsin ...... S7 Harry Fbding, St. Mary's ....,..... G Marshall Dufficld, So. California =. 61
 John H, Suther, Alabama .,.,.,,.. 9l Frederick F. Stennctt, St. MarYs .. 7o Elmer Schwartz, Washington State 95
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

Ray Hoist did the same thing in the Corbin game and he also knows better. However, no one can blame 8 player for trying to get away with things in any game. That's part of the sport of it.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

Ping pong tables have been set up at the Arena and Ben Swataskc de- feated Ed kiernan 2l to IS. Jack Hill defeated A. Zenga 21 to l6 and Ruth Mycroft defeated Rose Hahn . to j..
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

In special match at the Grove last night, C. Davis and M. Gordon defeated Dom Soccoli and C. Fitch by four strokes
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

The Russwin team members were burned up when a technical foul was called on Geetersloh and }ayless of the Stanley Works got three in- stead Of two shots. The rules of the game state specifically that only the captain of the team on the floor shall address the referee. Geetersloh was aware of this but despite it, he went after the referee verbally after a foul was called on him. He violated the rule and it was his own fault. Geetersloh would be the first to admit that.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

Monday night, special match will be played at the Grove between the Bristol Red Men and Dobbs of New Britain. The Bristol team won the first match by three strokes.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

Mike Kelly had low score for the men at the Grove with 39. Mrs. J. McNamara was low for women with fl.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

1W; Frankie Battaglia, Winnipeg, Man, knocked out Eddie Dempsey, Philadelphia. @.
 LaEcworth, Fla.--Elmer Bezenah, Cincinnati, stopped Dwight Fryer, Little Rock Ark. (9)-
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

Alice Peterson with fl vas low for women yesterday. Jack McCarty with G5 copped for the men.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

The National bank defeated the Commercial Trust at the Cocoanut Grove by q score of 1G9 to 1l5.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

Coach Charley Cook of the Lan- ders team will hesitate long and pa ticntly before he sends in his re- serve squad again. For q few precious minutes last night in the second half of the game with the NcWmatics, it appeared as if his team Of substitutes might be defeat cd. Luckily, the Universals won.
 The Stanley Works team lost its game with the Russwins last night solely because of the inability Of the players to sink the free tries award ed them. Russ IIaigist. playing cen- ter for the Buttmakcrs, was the biggest offender. He missed six shots in a row. The team as a whole caged only nine out Of 25 free tries. Russ wins caged five out Of lJ.
 Our comments in this column last night were borne out by the play of the teams in all three games, The two battles that went into overtime couldn't be beaten and the battle be- tween the two cellar occupants was plenty good. Industrial league fans are in for q great season, judging from the early returns this year.
 The New Britain Blues meet the Bristol West Ends in q charity game at Muzzy field in Bristol tomorrow of gt at the club rooms at 9:30 o'clock to- morrow morning and will leave the club rooms at 1 o'clock for Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

Tom Kelly was low at the Tabs yesterday with q 36. Jim Conley was runner-up with 37. Miss Clara Hind Ter was low for women with a 50.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

Ed Kicrnan made 14 aces in SC holes at the Stanley Arena last night His scores were 35 and 80
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06
Speaking of Sports

Referee Dan Ahern had a busy night last night in the Industrial Basketball league games played at the Tabs hall. He called total of SS personal fouls in the three games played. Thirty-one of these came in the opening game between Landers and the Newmatics. Twenty eight of them were called in the second con- test between the Russwins and the Stanley Works while there were 20 called in the last game between Cor bins and Stanley Rule. He clipped in with three technical fouls. One Of these enabled Stanley Works to tic tho count with RussNins and toss the game into an overtime period.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-06

throw away the whistle from the sidelincs as Referee Ahern kept toot- ing as he called violations. However, the rules of the game must be en- forced and the games last night, close as they were and with the rivalry running high, would easily have developed into roughhouses. We believe that cool analysis Of the situations will lead partisans to say that Dan did a good job.
The Washington times., 1930-01-07
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PRINCIPAL LRADIOp o GRAMS.

1O:sO-R-K-O hour.
11:3O--Spitalny's music
I2:0O--Kemps Orchestra.
WJZ--New YOrk-16O-S9l
(N.B.C systen)
6:eO-Old Man Sunshine.
s:30-Savannah Orcheetra.
7:OO-Amos n Andy; Trio.
7,30-Organ: "Pollys Adventures"
s;OO-Goldman Purol Band.
s;sO-LIbby proErarh-Mme. Frances
Aida, soprano.
g:OO--Musicai Melodrama.
s:30--Ths MediterrAneans.
1O:0O-Oilomatics
lO:3O-Golden Gems.
11:OO-Slumber Music.
Neutrality-suspicious.
s;sO-Theater Review; U. of P. pro-
gram.
7.OO-Columbla network.
lO:SO-Radioette; Walton Orchestra'
ll:3O--Paramount Orchestra.
W---CIncInnati--7OO-42S
S:O0-Werk program.
S:3O-N.B.C. system.
10:0O-Band concert.
II :O0--Two on the aisle.
12:00-NiEht club
The Washington times., 1930-01-07

Il i
Believe It or Not" radio fans,
Robert Ripley himself will be pre-
sented over the microphone to his
countless readers, during the
ReK-O hour at 1890 o'clock TO
night.
The program, coming locally
over WRC, will include many
other popular entertainers, as
Lita Grey Chaplin, Welcome
Lewis, Ken Murray and his gang,
Margaret Schilling, soprano, and
Peter Higgins, Irish tenor.
Leo Reisman, conductor Of the
presentation, will inaugurate on
this program a series of national
medleys portraying many coun-
tries in musical panorama. Be
ginning with France, he will re-
view the currently popular bal
lads Of each country. His Selec-
tions include Popular French
Medley" Breton, Bretonne," !"
"Ballade q La Lune," "Allo, Allo,
Cherie," and "Araca Corazon."
Radio Drama
Flash" a story of two small
time vaudeville acrobats and a
dancer, the work of Edith Fitz.
gerald, will be dramatized for the
air audience at 9 o'clock over the
local N.B.C. station. This is the
presentation Of the Eveready
Hour.
Lieut.. Charles Benter will con-
duct the Navy Band in its 4
O'Clock concert over WRC. The
Army Band, directed by Capt.
William Stannard, will be heard
over WMAL.
From the most popular musical
show on Broadway, Fifty Million
Frenchmen," Paul Whiteman has
arranged a fox-trot medley for
the Old Gold concert over WMAI
and other c. B. s. stations at 9
o'clock.
Many other features will be
contributed by Mildred Ballet,
Jack Fulton, and Bing Crosby.
Frank Crumit and Julia Sander
son viii offer I'm a Bungalow, -
the Song-hit from one Of their
first co-starring pieces, Moon
Light" when they go q the air
this evening over c. B. s. stations
ct 8 o'clock.
Crumit will sing my Sweetie
Turned Me Down" and 'Da 'Da
Da, My Darling" as his solos.
Miss Sanderson has chosen
Somebody Loves Me" and
Lucky Star" as her featured
numbers.
Pauline Healy Shook, soprano,
will be heard over WMAL at Z
o'clock.
Addition Winner
Gilbert Fraser. young tenor,
who won the District of Colum-
bia contest In the radio additions,
will offer several solos at 7:15
o'clock. He will be accompanied
at the piano by Aimee Gay.
Senator Arthur Capper will
continue his interesting talks on
Timely Topics, over this station.
WRC presents a half hour of
dance music by the Club
Chantecler Orchestra at 1880
o'clock. Will OSborne's Orchestra
and the Paramount Orchestra
will bring the WMAL broadcast
to a close at midnight.
Ethel K. Brown will be pre-
sented over VOL in a piano
recital at 3 o'clock. Jewel Downs
is scheduled for a studio preSen-
tation at 4 o'clock. Mrs. David
O'Meara, will discuss the mean
ing Of Founders Day and it's
celebration, during the p. r. A.
period over this station at 6:O3
o'clock. Gertrude Lyons is the
The Washington times., 1930-01-07

$40 unlucky six, Novelty Or
$500 Musical Arts Trio
9;s0e-Jungle Band.
11:15-Golden Pheasant Orchestra.
wCAO--RaItimOre- -6OO-SO0
s:OO-Blackstone cigar Program.
s.sO-True Romances.
9.OO-Old Gold. Paul Whiteman Hour.
1O:00-Graybar's Mr.. and Mrs.
10:3a--1n Russian Village.
i1:oo-will osborne's Orchestra:
11:30-Hotel Paramount Orchestra.
WPG--Atlantie Clty---11OO-21S
S;00-Concert Orchestra.
s:S0-sea Isle City school Band.
o:O0--Dual Trio.
1O:O0--Hokum Exchange.
10:3o--Colton Ensemble.
l1:O0-Organ
11:3O--silver slipper Orchestra.
OR--NewaPk-7lO-422
6:30-Itncle Don.
7:e0-Boy Scout Jamboree.
7:30-Gyps'es.
s:OO-"Main street. sketcheS.
s.OO-Runkel Hour-ouarter: strinE
s:sO--orchestra and Singers.
10:0O--Master Trio.
10:30-Bernie's ORCHESTRA
11:o0--Palais Joy Orchestra.
11:SO--Moonbeams.
" AARN@-ENb" 1VfA--OOV"0Ab
columbia NetwOrk)
e;30-Yoengs Orchestra,
7:00--Carborundum Band Concert
S;00-Blackstone Plantation.
S;30-True Romances.
9:00-Paul Whiteman's Orchestra.
1O:00--Mr. and> Mrs
l0:3O-Russian Village
11:00--Osbornes' Orchestra
11:30-Paramount Orchestra.
12:00-Lombardo's Orchestra,
WEAF-New YOrk-66O-45A
(N.B.C. System)
4;30-Auctlon Bridge.
b3O--The Lady Next Door.
6:00--Dinner Music
645-Vcters Service.
7:l5-Safety Series
7:3O--Soconyland Sketches
S:OO-Songs of the Season.
S;S0--Vaughn de Leath Anniversary
program.
9:00-Everyready Hour.
10:00-Clicquot Eskimos.