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New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
393-WJ/, New NOrk-1Go

&:nu-Tonc Pictures; Lew Nhltc organ recital; mixed quartet q:oo-NRC Children's Iour 12:30-Thc NomHds: Russian string anscmLIc: Boris Bolostotsky, ten or; AIisha Markofr, bass; Paul Zam. riolinist; Basil Fonlc"n, ac- cordionist; direction AIoAahdcl kirillon
 l,no-National Light Opera = Chimes of Normandy o:0O-Roxy symphony concert - direction Joseph Iittau; Jacques Gassclin. violirist
 %.00-National Youth Conference: "Conffdencc in Modern GonthS for Modern Day." Senator Arthur Camper of Kansas: mixed quartet; NuricI Wilson. soprano: Helen Jarkc. contralto Richard Max well tenor: Earl Waldo bass: or chcstra direction George Shack ley
 o0-Mctronolitan Echoes: Erya Giles. soprano; Robert Simmons 1onor: Arcadic Birkenllolz, violin 4.&0-Nocal Ono: Bud Gordon Van NoNtT. Ntt'il 'lto. plN ll'HNl'A '''' tion Walter 1}l"ufuSS
 5.nI-National Religious S"rNlcn: Dr. Harry Emerson FosdicE; male quartet
 7:OO--C'ook's TraV"lOguo: in"ld"n- ta1 mueic: doscrintivc monolo%u0 7.%0-C0nccrt: Da>icl Ericourt, pi- auist: male quartet
 g:0o-NTolodice' mixed 0uar'"t &.tT--RaJio ITonr; EaYmond l. nitmars. reptiles expert. guest sroo1-cr: d'"matizations with mn eioal iNtcrlWdeS
 G.f5-Salon Singers: 1'iycd ch""ns 'G voices Gir""ti"n Goor"" DiI- worth: Lew White. "rganjSt ..5-Drpr,,"tic ,'-otoN h1""d on P"otn Tarkingt oU'e "Pcnro1" 'r7-Na rtor NusiC'anS' Gonia Iicliueka. sonrano: Flizaheth o"n0N. cOntralt". Th"odor" Webb. baritone. LoWie .tamcs, tenor: direction Hugo Mariani
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
aOa-\yBZ. Standardization

5:00-DiCkinso ,: -Strceter, organ 5.45-Hawaiian Duo 6:02-Recita}, Edith Moves Greene 6:2O--Sport Digest 6:30-To be announced 6:45-Highway Safety 7:00-Amos n Andy 7:l5-McEnellys orchestra T:30-Concert Program - 4 Bunch of Roses (ChapD; Torcador Song (BizeD; Pale Moon No- gam; Rolling Down to Rio Ger man) Procession of the Shad- ows (Eho); Juramo tGrover); old Folks at Home (katzmanl; Loves Old Sweet Song tkatz- man): Second Connecticut March (Reeves)
 S:00-Burgess Nature league S:30--Chain Presentation a:00-DiXie Trail 9:3O-Masters A[instrels - In q Chimney Corner on Il Winter $ Night; Golden Slippers; Bcale Street Blues: The Chicken Rag: Song Of the Turpkey; The Preach CT and the Bear; Sabrr and Spurs March; My Time is Charlie s Now ln:0o-Chicago Civic Opora I1:o3-Sport Digest , f:0S-News bulletins Bruins Vs cana dlans
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
C0CHRANE IS 25 YEARS
 IN EMPLOY OF FACTORY
Presented With Watch By StanlaN Works and Welcomed Into
 Quarter Century Club.

LHthcrn l.. Cochranc of 15S Black Rock avenue, | foreman i'll one "i the banking departments of the Stanley Works. Was presented with q gold watch by Vice President ltrn- est W. Pclton yesterday afternoon in the presence of several other ern- ploycs and officials of the company, as a token of appreciation for scrv- ice for the past 25 years.
 Following the presentation, Vice President Ernest W. Christ of the Stanley Quarter Century club WeI- cOmcd Ar. Cochraue to the ranks of the club and presented him with a "25 year badge.
 When Mr. Cochrane first entered the employ of the company, he W#s employed in the header room.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
1oo-MOR. \eMark-IlU

5:00-Dsve Brothers and his Var sity Collegians (dancc orchestral 5:30-Amateu Astronomers Asso- citation, Dr. Palmer H. Graham,
 Comets and Meteors' 5:45-Leon Goldman, VIo)nlst 5:no-Program resume and aNia- tion forecast
 G;ro-Enzo Baccante. baritone 6:e0-Ida Bostelnann, composer
 pianist
 G:SO-Unclc Don (chiIdrcn's pro-
 Sram)
 7:01-Sport talk ,, 7:15-"America's Social Problem
 Prof. Clarence Dittmcr. \, '. |. 7:S0-"Half Seas Over (sca song and story)
 S:oo-National Security League
 talk
 S:l5-saturda Knights Orchestra and soloists)
 a;oo-Midtown Hofbrau orchestra g:3o-Palais Joy orchestra a:55-DX Discussion 1o:o5-Mayfair Roof orchestra |. 0:30-Hotel orchestra 1:oO-News bulletins 1I:o5-Dancc orchestra 71:so-Moonbeams (strlnG uIo "I'" girls vocal trio)
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
GinlGrV whistler

Gimscy, whistler
 3:00-The Jewish Hour; Religion in Life" Dr. David de Sola Pool: Aric Abilea, pianist; Lola Monti- Gorsey soprano; Lucicn Rutman, tenor: Mosha Rudinov baritone 4:00-Dr. s. Parkcs Cadman - Mans Love for His Maker" Or atoriO Choristcrs: orchestra dj- roction George Dilwor'h J:6N--Ibavcy Hour; talk by Martin L. Davey; mixed quartet: Mar garct Olsen, soprano: Paula Hem miughaUs, contralto: Henry Shopo, tenor: James Stanley. bass: JUd- son House, tenor. featured soloist: Chandler Goldthwaitc, organist and director
 Echoes of the Orient: string ensemble Direction Sven Non Hall- berg. guitar soloist and director c.15-COuntcss Olga MedolaGo AL bani, mczzo- soprano: the soprano shifts the scene from Iberia and it's noIorful background 10 Broad way and it's glitter
 C:&o-SongaloGu --- Charles Har- rison and Lambert Murphy ten ors, Vernon Archibald, baritone: Frank CroYton, bass; Arthur [ oonard. accomnanist 1'6d-Hero~e of the World: Mad Anthony" Wayne, dramatic sketch. rusical background direction hama & Nerriman
 7-&0-Nai for ROwee' Family" from the Capitol Th"ator: orchestra di- roction Yasha Bunchuk S .36-Chnral Choristors; Phil Oh r'an and Victor Arden. niano duo; Frank Luther, tenor: Mutcd Sing rrS
 9.oo-"Our Government" David Lawrence
 G.15-Atwatar Kent Hour: Albert Spalding. violini"t. guoTt soloist; orchestra direction Josef las- tr"nacE
 o:15-Chaupions: 1I-nioro orches- ira direction Jn1n Go'dkott" G:A5-Surdav at Seth Parker S: lmral sketch dnnictin" "Do"n East" meeting Of somi-rolIsioua la'uro
 i:15--Russiau Cathedral Choir -- Anita Lowell, soprano; male "uar- tct: Milan Smolcn, pianist; Men olas NasilioT. tenor and director .I;45-com Herman, yNlophon1St, assisted by Frank Banta. pianist
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
oo.nJ/ New York IHD

,yD M
 ,.oO-Reports sock market clos ing prices and quotations; hnan- cial summary of the day, cotton exchange closing prices and quo tations: state and federal a2f'- cultural reports
 5:l5-Alice Remsen. contraito 5:So-Blues Aces; dance orch"stI' Il s;0O-Mme. Lolita Cabrera cans borg, pianist G.15-Thc GuardsmoH; maIt HGa' - let; Harold Branch. Steele Jam l2,n. tenors: Edward Noitar- par itt1o, Earl Waldo. b%ss; dfccn"li Robert Armbrustor
 7.0n-Amos m Andy. blaehi"c5 7.i5-FcA Thcremra E,her Wac -,so|Tho Man: Pillar Arcos. SO prano. Earle Srlc-r. baritone. or chostra dirc-tion Louis kalAhan e.0o--Thc Packard Family. so0'h- orn folt songs: novelty orchestra. S.3o-'Cne SiIvcr. Flute "i'att1' tale Of q wand ring GEPss t.nn-R~oadWG Lights --- .hutt'i po,locl and Noc Iavuhursl. pt"A- ietg. Earle O>tord baritone, Tho conplcta program follows ID ana Dovn inc Keye lDhman.: piano duet. MGrlcl Pollock and \" I.aHnhurs-: Irou No" ''u, fo' Street Sngcr' tMarcFsf. bari tone solo. Eurl DNtord. Man1"' t7n Cocktail. piano duo Nur1-i Tollock and N,c Ia"1hHr-' Gcrshwin Cycle. Some One 'o Watch Oyer Ne. from "Ga Kay vocal chorus. Earl nHord- That Certain Fcoliu2 from "Gtp Tors. piano duet Nur.cl roIlor's md \-re Tawnhurrf: < Wondrrjul from Funny Face" vocal chorus Earl Oxford: F24ci1attn@ Hhythn from Lady B. Good" nauo du't rrurricl Pollock and Nsc Lawn hurst: no What You To from Show GWl." vocal chorus. E@1r' Oxford
 a:i5-Thc Cob Reporter -- comic slit with Peter DjHou and A)trs Berry
 o;So-Dutch Mustrcl7 -- Caraor Robinson, novelty vocalist. Harry Donaghy. bass; Steele Jamjaon tenor Paul Dumont and Al Der 0ard. endmen: orchestra dIrec'Io' Harold Sanford
 rr:o0-Chicago Civic Opera. "Ital@ rl:n0-Slumber Music: string e" eemble direction Ludwig 1.aurlHr The complete program follows mbcl Overture (Wcbor). S"l"r ton from "Carmrn" CHizet): Nais' dos Brunce UGanneJ: Mirage CCoatesj: T." Secret (Gutiorb I.orclev CNcsvadbal: Rhine L." ~ana (Nahlorj. If With All You Hearts, from "EliJah' (NIcndcls ~ohn)
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
SUNDAY PROGRAMS
2S:,-WTIC. UartfOr-10GO

E.3u-EhOr1I orchestra 9:00--"Our Government David Lawrence
 G.15-"Thc Enchanted Hour Eml
 Hrimbcrgcr, director 15-Chaupious Io:45-Alfrcd Cohn, yioliust; Dong las Bailey, accompauist. Il:oG-"The Merry Madcaps.' pop ular melodies directed by Norman Clouticr lI:%o-Wcathcr report and alcohol announcement Il:&5-"Drcam JOurucys'
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
l51-NE.AF. New NOrk-GG0

S:ou-Thc Sunday Symphonies: Alma Mitchell, contralto, concert orchestra direction Arcadio l'irk- "uhol2
 o:n0-Tho Ba)ladeers: male mlar- jet: Marley r.. Shcrris bass: Ne"l }.nelca baritone: John KuIicIi. tenor; Ralph Frc"e". tenor: or rne4tra direction Dave Gt1nn "."O-Tia I;c'italirt,, Mildred l1oIt eoorano, Fritz Bruch. "ollist' .Iotu W2jm"a. baritone: TarolNn Gra" and lyan I.isenb""a. accom- uHnists
 11."n-chamho' Nn@i": strn" auar- trf and guest planis.
 r'nu-Tho Pilgrims. mixed s"atoI' Mar" McCoy. Laura Foomhs. SO ura1oe: I;uih Ann Watson. con traIto; Henry Shono. William Dan- nIs. tnnrs: Earl Waldo, bass; di- rartiou pma $. Mcrrimalr ,:%0--Spanish Dreams: Juijan Oli- rrr. tenor. 1r.hastra direction Franh TngnOaI
 ',45--GodfroE Ludlow. ViolinIst. md Mime. olita Cabrera Gains borg. pianist
 -."o--Troiha B"lle: Gonia Fonari- r}a. soprano, b9lalailr orchestra direction Alexander kiril'off -.2U- Nal ional Broadcasting and Concert Burcau program; Amy Goldsmith, soprano: Bob Mac
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
3I9-MGN. schenectady I9O

G:00--Dinner music 7:00-Family Goes Abroad I:%0-Phil Spitamy's music >:0n-Now Business Wohld >;&0-National Laundry associa- tion program
 9:oo-G. I. hoar io:00-Rolfc's orchestra i l.d0-Nessdgc 10 Admiral Byrd and his expedition at Little Amer ica. An1arctica
 26i-WHAM. Eochestcr-il50 5:$n-Childran's hoUr G:Go-LaSt Minutes News Dis
 patches
 G'fn-Dctail reports; stock quota tions; market report: special an uounccm"nts C:4o-Fraull Skultoty and his
 0dcnback orch' s,ra 7:oo-Amos n Andy 7:15-Santina Leone. soprano 7:25--Chamh"r of Commerce talk T:&0-Musical Man A:06-Ar2cn Kids, two pianos nd violin
 S:3o-TraIlic talk h:@5-Ecqu"st organ program - Helen Anknor G.60--Mrmorial Art Gallery talk &'65-Itastman School of Music program; vocal and instrumental solos and ensembles 9:&o-Mastcrs MinStrolS to;o0--Chica&o Civic Opera 11:o0-Eay Fa@au's hotel orchestra 11:30-Ifotcl saturday Ntc club
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
:5II-NINE. Chi,

5:oo-The Air Juniors u cbjIdrcn's hour
 7:t5-Thc Farmers Farmer: agrj- cultural market rcpoys. and q talk on "Tho Trend Of the Live Stock Market by Phil Evans 2:09-DN Air Vaudeville: a spo- cialty program featuring Frank Westphal and I4-piece WENR or CheSlra
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
SATURDAY
Eastern Standard Time

5:00-Stringw ood ensemble, Doug
 las Bailey, director , 5:45-"Moyie Hlghlights' 6:l5-Cab Flashes 6:2O-NeWs bulletins G:S0-ConCert orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
2tt-W\AC. BoStOn-l23O

o:@6-Ted and his gang @:45--Tho Realtors G-61-NeWS flashes G:to-pinncr orchestra f. f.21-Eivcrside Eomancors b:40-Thc Commanders G:50-Conc"rt orchestra, direction Of Charles l.. Hector 7:65-Iubbcr program 7:20-"Pcrsonalitics in the News, \. !. PhillpOtt 7:36-Bcruhard LeyItow and en- ecnblo
 S:o0-"EYpIorins the Jungle for Science" Dr. Arthur Torrance H:15-I'inancn period S;2G-Tolumhia Male chOrus 9:GQ-Nit Wit Hour 9:%0-Aromd the SamoNar 1 G:60-Radio Hour ,1:H1-NewS flashes Eonarl and his or chcstra Gallagher and his
 orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
21t-W\AC, BOStOn-12J0

S:oo-Heroos of the Church 9;U0-MorninG musicale, Coiumb bIa ensemble and soloi5ts 10:Uo-Children's hour. The Land O Make Believe s Commentator > Dr. Charles FIoisch"r on 'FlNe- Power Naval Parlcy'' Pearl and his orch"s- tra
 Sunshine Hour, the Dudley Radio Carollers .:00-Program arranged by Paul Shirley
 n:30-W. II. Graham presents "A BolGnet of Momories' 3:0o-Catholic Truth Period. dir"c- ton of Catholic Radio conmlt'r"' speaker. Rev. Francis x. Sal'o- way. n. p.. Immaculate Conc'p- 1ion church. Revere. Mass, profos- Sor of education at Emmanuel college: question box, Rev. M. J. Ahern. S. !.
 4:00-Broadcas from Salem, Mass. Salem Cadet band 5:0O-Ncws reel of the air J:30-Vesper services. Tenth Pres bvtcrian church; sermon by Rev. Donald Grey Farmhouse; SuDJcct: "A Net and Some Fish G:OO-Fur Trappcrs Earl" Nelson the grooming fur tranpcr; Helen Barr. the Little Big Sister G:3U-NTusical program T:Ol-NeWs flashes 7.15-Flufferettos direction of Joe Eincs
 7:45-Dr. Julius Klein, "Thc Worlds Business "RhapsOdiznrs S:3n-Naricty program 9:N0-Thcator of the Air: Eodfcrnc Hollinsh"ad. tenor: Arnold John- son and his orchestra 1n:00-Poot Of the Organ In:3V- trahosQuo :UI-NcNS flashes Broadcast. organ rocltal
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
.s1-WEAF, New Nork-6bo

,:Oe-The Tea Timers; dance panH , So-The Lady Next Door; l- chll- dren's program direction Madss Tucker , or s'eo-Black and Gold Room or chestra. direction Lud"iS .a utlol T, ,oo-The Family Goes; Apront --"New York" comedy sketch or an American family
 7:So-Phil Spitalnys Music S S:oe-The New Business World radio service for business men conducted by Merle Thorpe g:3o-Launderlan Lyrics; beri''ee Taylor. soprano; Fred Waldhtr' tenor: 22-piece orchestra dircctlon Josef koestncr o.oo-Goneral Electric Hour: sym phony orchestra direction waiter Damrosch. Adventures Tn Science" Floyd Gibbons 10;oO-B. A. Rolfe and lis orcheS- lt:oo-Troubadour Of the Moon; Lannie Ross, tenor; instrumental smith Ballew and his or .. .oo@Eudy valleo and his orches- s tra
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
Elephants Ears Basis
 Of New Parisian Hats

Paris, Jan. g Pl-The elephants ears, like the bees knees, used to be q sort of symbol.
 Now the Paris milliners have made them q part If the smart style Vocabulary by launching eIe- phant ear hats which are the rage of the Ritz.
 An elephant ear hat is one with long Tapping sides, little back and no front brinl. It bears the authori- tativc stamp Of one of the Rue de la PaiNs costlcst and most success iul modistcs.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

W2Nk not only carried a special Christmas bay program Of the Nd tional BroadCaStlng company to Germany, Holland and England, but, according to letters recently rccciv- ed. the Schenectady short wave sta ton of the General Electric Coin- pany also carried German. Dulch and English programs to those countries.
 4 Preston, England, cOrrcspon- dent writes that he heard the pro- gram originating in the studio Of tho British BroadCasting company com- plctcly and with good signal strength from W2Nk on l7.@ me tcrs after that program had travelled twice across the Atlantic. The Brit ish short wave signals were rcCciv- cd at Bound Brook, x. J., carried to Schenectady by wire and there rebroadcast by W2Nk. The Preston listener also reported receiving the entire programs of Holland and Germany as well as that of the United States via W2Nk.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

The Lords Prayer, broadcast by WGY and it's short wave stations Christmas eve proved great trcat"to the passengers and crew Of the steamship West Cohas in the Mediterranean. Elected by the pas sengers as their spokcman, Fred Gerdcs, radio operator of the ship, reported that he picked up W2AAf' about midnight, December A, shortly after the West Cohas had passed Gibraltar rock. The rcccp- ton was excellent, and the signal had plenty of volume, and after tossing about on the seas for - days, it was q great treat 10 hear the Lords Prayer" wrote MT. Ger. dcS.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
,.S-WIW. Ciuciuuaii-70o

5.0n-Sec&a'ar IGIHEias 2 2n-Don Bcchar -:t--"a Iitt'1 Harmoaf C:oo-Tarry WilltF's 0rchlEt'.l C:n0-Go'l Soot Pale -:hn--rittin Jn"'i Lit'lc -.r5-1'onr'e Scraa To" T..o-r1ifr Bt.r'1 o"cHrs.rs f,o1-Hau'; T,Gr".. j." EaU4JsE
 to" t.t---ea"rd4.. Eu-nts so0--CoUla Hour
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

al S;3O D. m.. on Thursday, Jan- uary 50, as one of q regular ser ies.
 Amcrica's radio audience prob ably will be increased by many thousands of listeners during 1850 as a result of successful intaIlatlon of screen grid battery rcccoNcrS on yachts and motor boats. With the perfection of the modern re- cciving set broadcast programs may Lc enjoyed on the water as we'll aS on shore. Editors ot yachting pub liCatlons estimate that there are q quarter of q million prospects for radio sets in the boating industry. The dio-cquippcd motor boat comes on the heels of the radio equipped automobile.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
h50k1SlS2AD orRRRoGR4i1s

! a:@0-Mastcr Nnstrcls lu:u0-IIonoluluan I0:3U--C CoSsaCks 1t:4o-Douhallrosc Trio ll:l5-Littlo JaCl, Liule's M}thicl
 Night club
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

.oG-NDHC. New lIaNcn-i33o 1:0N--Sorviccs from the Church Of the Rcdecmor Rev. Roy M Houghton. D. D.. pastor @:%0-C Chinatown 1tcScuc society service
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
aO3-NB. SprineGcI,l-J9O

lG:45--church Of the Unity tJnl- lariaD: Rev. Owen ". Flames 1:on-"Our Famous Contemporar- les. Rev. Dr. Henry Knox Shcr- 1:15-Dicl5iuson -Stroot"r organ 1:45-EdWard MacHugh, baritone -.0U-EoNy symphony orchestra :::o0-Eoy Clair romance of jewels %:%o-National Youth Conference: Dr. Daniel \. Poliug
 4:nn-Lady Prppercll Concert 4:&o-Conccrt: Italian from "Sil- houcttcs" Suite (Hadley); Gypsy Dream Ho-e( Krudis-Gusman); Dreams Of Love UiszD, Twilight Melodies; Venetian Love Song tNeyjnJ; Hungarian Dance No. j 'Hrahms). Littj" Boy Of Mine; Caprice Ni0Gnois (krieslorj; I1v- ory Little Movement (Hoscnna) 1:4t--Natioual Religious services; Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdjcl< GsUe-To l." announced
 7;no--flotI rusewblc
 7:&n--C COucew Blow, Blow TUou Winter Wind. ulpromutn. Ufmue}: Unbuu.~ Uiavd-F Fri coGltt: i@ud. GHoarr-Ducas~"l :. Pallet Music from Eosarnu8l"' Schubert -GodoW sb}j. Moment Musical tScAubrr'-Godowsk.l I'0
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25

The "White Slavers" are still at work But the United States gov crnmcnt continues to wage war upon them. Just how this is being done will be told by Chief Assistant L.. $. Attorney George J. Mintzer, in a radio talk on the "White Slave Traffic" to be given through VICES
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
319-WGN. Schcncctady-.9O

1l:00--Service from First English
 Lutheran church 2:0O-Marcnsky Brothers; violin
 and piano recital 2:3U-National Broadcasting and
 concert bureau hour 3:o0--Organ recital. Elmer A. rid. marsh, Union College Memoria
 chapel
 4:0o--Dr. $. Parkes Cadman
 Cathedral hour 5:OO-Davny hour G:0O-Echocs of the Orient G:15-Musical program 5;3p--Lchigh program 7:0G-Nariety program 7:3O--Capitol theater program H:30-Choral orchestra 9:00-David Lawrence talk, "Our Government" 9:15-COncert hour IO.1 5-ChampionS 1o:45-Sunday al Seth Parker'S Cathedral
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
2I1-WINR. ChjcapO-S7U

5:OO-The Smith Family, d 45-min- ute comedy sketch 5:45-The Choir Loft, q twilight musical of sacred songs 8:0I-Downcrs Grove Sunday Eve ming club, q non-scctarian organi- cation
 Sunday symphony concert, interpretations Of the work oi master composers by q symphony orchestra Of % pieces with Nor gan l.. Eastman at the baton l0:3H-An Occidental Olio. q musi- cal mclangc 1I:Uo-Marion and Jm's Grab Bag. q thumb-nail sketch of smiles and songs I1:lO-DN Air Vaudeville. q special ty program featuring Frank West phal and l4-picce WENR orchcs- tra
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
Jon-NDE. Newark

2.%h--SundaY Afternoon Salon -- I'irna I'ldelmann, Niolinist; George Calder baSso
 :oG-Philharmonic Symphony or cheStra from MotropOliton Opera House; Bernardino Molinarn, con- ducting. Concerto in A Minor (Nl- valdi: transcription by NOlinari), Concerto. for Violin tBrahmsJ Alilstcin soloist; Intermission. Program revicW. I A. Hirsch- mann: l." Pause del Silenzio (kal- ipacro): Ia Clara. tenor sOloist (Casolla: The Rid" Of the Nalkyra tWagner1
 5:oo-"The Psychologist Says" Dr. Arthur Payne
 5.15-Dorim String quartet with Randall HargreavcS. sonS-dis- course
 G:0u-Twili@ht Organ Feycrirs -:00-Fotol concert orchestra S.o0-Choir Invisible (orchcstra and choruS)
 9:0o-Manhartan Symphony or chrstra from Mecca Temple. Hen ry Hadloy. conducting 1o:3n-Naudoyillc program Moonhcams (string trio and girls vocal trio)
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
3t9-WARC New York

3t9-WABC. New Nork-sGo &:00-lIoroos Of the Church: rcl1g- ious service; Rev. Francis E, Ip- ham
 9:00-Morning Mnsicalo; soloist, and Columbia onsohmblo iO:o0-Laud O. Make Relieve; "hil- drcn's Hour; Dr. Arthur Tor ranco's talk IG:Iu-Conmbia's Commentator; Dr. Charles lflcischcr on "Thc Five Power Naval Farley" 11:0o--Wcst End Presbyterian church: sermon by Dr. A. Ed ward koigWin 1o:&o--JeWish "Day' program: i'm toresting "bits" by leading Jewish artists
 1'&o-Littmann orchestral: with Evron Holiday. tenor, and Helen Richards. contralto o:o"-Hallad Hour: somi-popular musical program: orchestra and mixed quartet
 @'&o-Diamoud Entertainers: Will Osborne and his orchestra "."o-Symphonic Hour; Howard Farlow. director: All-Amcrican Symphonic program 4:Go-Cathcdral Hour: eac""d 1nu- si"al service: Channon Coltingc. director: orchestra and vocahets 5.n0-Nnws Reel of tNo },air: Lois Bennett, soprano: Dan Gridlcy, tonor
 5:&0- Sermon by Rev Donald Grey H1rnhouS" of Philad.lnhia c'"d-- F'''' Trappo"s: orchestra with Earlo Nelson. tine crooninG Fur Trn npcr
 G:2o--Muejral moeram: 1cvivinG }1"sic"l hits of long ago 7'30--Titfm"no orchostra; with Hvron HolidoN. tenor; Helen richard2. contraIto 7.2o-Bnol. Of Forgotten News: >1odnnbor~ anrjyersaru program 7.t5-Thc World'e Rreincss; ad- d~ess by Dr. Jnlius Klein from Wash;octon n. C. N.0O--Fhansodizcrs: dance orchcs- ira: pon N1ov, tooor so1nist Pr""ram: Wayne King and hie orchoetra
 ".oo-Thoator of the Air: Arnold Joho~on and his orchestra: also So1oiste }o.oo-Poct Of inc Or"nn: Jesse rhawford. and soloist i0."U-Araboeouc' mo'"rn '"Th ou- sand and One Nighte:" "Th" Gar den S""rnt," dramati" sketch 1 l1.o0-Back Home Hour: Rev. Churehill's address: also musical program 1-Brokcnshirn's Coral Island CTS: the famor.s "HonOiuluans" recording artists l2:&0-Midnight Melodies Ann Leaf at the organ
New Britain herald., 1930-01-25
Through tie Static

WL3Z. H 5G0-Watt broa1caStinr station in Bangor Me. owned and operated by the Maine BrOadcastlnG company and operating on frc- quoncy Of G20 kilocyclcs. has recent ly become the sgd link on the CBS system.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15
PHONE NUMBER
SEVEN

as bachelor Of arts, also q degree
OF bachelor Of law.
Miss Lucille Langham. a scpho-
more in the senior high school, was
awarded the silver thinIhle. an an
nual gift made by the Woman's
Tuesday club to the best student
in the domestic science department
Herbert Haas OF Sharyland,
brother OF Miss Lydia Haas and a
graduate Of the Sharyland high
school Of 1929. has returned from
College Station to spend hts vaca-
ton at home with his sister and
other relatives. He received a medal
for making the highest grade in the
college.
Mrs. :. b. Howarth. her son, r.. >.
F0warth and his family guests at
| tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. K.
Rumble Of McAllen Wednesday.
Miss Dorothy Sayle Of Edinburg
spent Sunday here with Miss Lou
Use Lockhart.
Mrs. r. B. Sammons antertas lei
the Wednesday bridge club at n,r
home lest week, with a two-ta5.e
personnel. Miss Theo kIerwin was
the only out Of club guest,
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-15

and family Of Grand View, are
guests at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Hughes. Mrs. Garner is a
sister and Mr.. Hughes Is a brother
Of MI. Hughes OF San Benito.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Mack and
children left Wednesday for San
Antonio for a stay OF TWO weeks.
Mrs. @. Lever and two children
have left on a trip 10 Mississippi
and Louisiana.
Mrs. M. r.. Foster and daughter.
Francesca, az Shreveport, La, are
here visiting Mrs. Fosters daughter,
Mrs w. NJ. MeriWether and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Naley lei.
Thursday morning for San angelo
where Mrs. Ma.ey will attend ,h.
Western Reserve Life Insurance
convention June 1911. They exrec.
to return in about a week or ter
DAYS.
Mrs John Thursby returned to he
home in McAllen, Sunday. aftel
visiting with her daughter. Mrs
Schneider for the past four weeks.
Mrs. Fred Scott Of Fort Worth il
here visiting her parents. Mr.. an.
Mrs. r. b. Housed. Another daught.
er. Mrs. Cleveland Lovvorn oi Rails
is expected TO arrive this week 10
a family reunion. Two other daught
0rs, Mrs. James Casey Of Madison
Wis. and Miss Mae Housed, studen
al r. @. u. Fort Worth, have beer
here for several days.