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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19
Odbory MSS. n1aly
spoloc.el schodzu


ming a Shenango dolin. Ma
schodzu prisli clenovia Vysetru-
jdceho vyboru, PIP. Anton Kac-
mar, Pavef Jamriska, Karol Be
lohlavek, Zero Bury, Karol Pi-
sarcik q Marian Kopp, aby po-
dali zpravu Q s1de. Prftomny
Dol j adv. Jan A. Willo a hi. do.
zorca MSS, Juraj Puhalla. Ad.
vokat Piekarski nemohol prist'.
Sch6dsu viedol .predseda s. odb.
Andrej PalehcAr a zapisnicu p.
Bolha.
Zpravy Glenov Vysetruitceho
vyboru boly obsirne, preto nam
nemozno ich tn podat', ale vsetci
hovorili vacsinou sdde a vzdali
chvalu a vd' aku nasmu adv. ia
novi Willow "a jeho vybornd
rec a sikovne argumenty. Hovo-
rili, 'ako ich bolelo, ked' To-
mascfkov advokat (neSloyak)
Salzburg urazal 'Slovakov, ako
sa posmieval z nasich krajanov
a ako chcel clenstvo MSS. pred
stavit' s1du "a bandu bolsevi.
kov. A ako chceii vyhodit vel-
KY pocet balotov len preto, ze
sa lradnik podpisal ma balote
Michal alebo Jozef a ma memo
sloves lradnikov sd podpisani
Mike afebo Joe. Z
Pan Marian Kopp hovoril o
ohromnych ztratach ma Hobart
apartmentbch a Gelder budove.
Pan adv. Willo spomenul ME
,ktore BODY svoiei reci k yel'.
koporote. ze rozpovedal v krat.
kosti ~cel1 .'historiu Sloyakoy. v
Amerike a Mar. SLOW. Spolku, a.
ko Dol zalozent a preco d pre- ko-
BIO, a Go ta organizacia yykona-
la "a americkych Slovakov. Spo-
menul, ze dnes Slovaci nielen z
Pittsburghu a okolia, ale cd
Floridy po kanadu a cd New
forku po 'caiifornlu cakaJh "a
vyrokom ionic suou u1a'u '
spraVodhvost; u1a1u, ze 1ento
suo zloml Oezonl aane dikta'or'
s.so' k1ore o ". Noo. zaviaoio q
znemoznl = q aisle iamanie zako-
seanos ~ rfipomenui pofo.
1e' ze "a mimollaunu konven-
Gu niasovaio 1o.ooo uoos 20 'se'
tkych asi oo.ooo uoos' 'euy oo'
roVska vacslna' rreci'al poro'e
! niekol 40 paiasraios s'anV''
Atorymi Jasne uoka1al 'ch pre-
stupoVanie ~. pfeoseuom'
A tax Jednoniasny Vyrok po-
roty znel: narladit mlmoriadnu
konvenclu MSS.
Casopis "Pravda' pisal o adj
vokatovi Willovi:
"BQlo niece .po 10, hodine v
piatok rano (2s. apr.). ked' sa
zacalo argumentovat' pred po.
rotou.. Prvy uial So slova mlady
advokat p. Willo Youngstown,
Ohio, ktory v krasnej reel wy
licil porote .cell zalezitost'. Po-
daval porote take fakta, ktore
musely al toho najzarytejsieho
cloveka presyedcit' 0. tom, ze po-
rota ma pravdu prisldit' ma
stranu .vysetr. vyboru. Pisatel
.tJchto riadkov uz viackrat pocul
advokatov. osloyovat porotu, a.
le nikdy nepocul take do srdca
sa vtieraj1ce slova. axe pocul cd
D. Willu."
NJ, Schodza .vyniesla tri rezoll.
Gle: V. jednej vyzyva hi. pred.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1933-05-19
lLalendar Ginrosti
.Sloyenskej
MAJ /

MAJ
ri 91.Divadlo "Zlat& neve-
sta - div. krdzok osady Sv.
Cyrilla q Methoda, v hale sv.
A1sbety, . 2:30 a 7:3o vecer.
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= J<l 15 ! 16-zupa Y. Kat. So.
kola: Sjaxd, verejn6 cvicenie,
parGda, ma Memorial High
Stadium . Oakland Baseball
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dora parku; hry. zavody, "a
hwy atd'. atd'.
roznkmlA: Dni, .ktors sd O.
tnacens hviexdi6kou (s) ST dni,
v ktortch 60 bude odbavovat'
hieco pro v5etktch SlovAkov v6-
bee, 4 preto. vybor prosi, aby "
lie dni ostatne kluby atd'. nechy-
staly Siadne inc zAbavy. Kto-
kol'vek chcs snat', Il 'istt den je
prGxdny alebo ME, m6ze zavolat'
Rev, Geo. P. Novaka po telefone
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
Radio---What's On The Ar, And Where
"0ond olIers" First In c. 3. {. Light Opera Series

"Ths 00ndoiisrs", one of the most famous Of Gilbert and saliI- van light operas, will bs presented by chaBnoB coIiiDEe, ss the first in new series Of week light opera gems, tonight from < t0, si30 o'clock, EST, over wABc and n DatioBwtde columbia network. bub- sequent rBdIo versions Of aii tbe Gilbert and Sullivan works and light operas of HupDe, Herbert, J'iangueite, and ether masters 0f this form will be presented at tho same lime each week by h group Of Columbia s0i0tsts and full sym pbopy orchestra under cojliBgs's direction,
 Known both for his conducting of religious music and of light opera, C0Ilinge hnd tbs privilege of studying under Fir Arthur Sullivan, As conductor of a London opera company, he presented all Of the Gilbert and Sullivan works and many of the other masterpieces Of light opera. C0iiiBgs and his group have been be1rd for the past year tp smallsr presentations over Inc Dixie Network of Inc Co. IDmbja Boradeastlna System, but Inc new series with greatly aug' meHted chorus md symphony 0r- cbesfra will mark new departure for evening br0hdenets over the full Columbia network.
 B0i0isiE on the opening bfood- east will include Hh0d1 Arnold. soprano; Roger ktnne, b6ri- tone; The0 KaFie. tenor; and Crane Calder, bass. The supporting cast will include Evelyn MeGreg0r, con. ftalf0; William Perry, tenor. Mil. dred Rose, soprano; and Charlotte Iinrriman, c0Birnlt0, iiiRhiights from "'rhs GondOIiers" 10 be heard during inc broadcast will be the spirited song of the Duke Of pjazG .Tof0, "tn Enterprise Of Mariini Eind"; the tuDefnj gnin- let, "fry Ws Lifelong; the famous tenor solo. "Take fl P6ir Of Spark ling Eyes. and ths beautiful eh0fs al number, "cacbueha'.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
Jenny LInd MsBiorlaI
 Program Gees on AIr

The memory Of Jenny Lind. inc Swedish Nightingale. will be honor sd in special broadcast over aD MIG WIZ network Saturday, April Ig. ht 4;s0 p. m, E. 4. T. The program will Do under the auspices Of the SC Erik society of New York, of which Dr Johannes TOv. ing is president, in connection with prepn nrStioBs for ths opening tn a few weeks of Jenny Hbd coIIsc- tion in inc John Morton Museum, Philadelphia.
 I,eosidss Westsrwsif, leading collector Of Jenny Lind souvenirs in America, will tell Of his Iifss long quest for objects which once belonged 10, or were assoeiHiAd with. the noted singer, He will fell njs0 of her first tour of ibs United Htafes under tbs management of the great snowman, Y. T. DarDufG, in 1850.
 4 medley of Swedish songs sung by Il chorus Of children of Swedish descent, will open ths program, 4 specially selected band will then play ibe "GustayBs Ad0Ipbna Funeral March" using srrs pge- tnnnts made from the original manuscript written eKgetIy 300 years hgo. Madame Marie HuBdss lIus. soprano, will revive several Of Jenny Hpd's fsy0rite songs. August f0edefn6D's "WsddtBg March" will close tho broadcast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
Kindness 10 Animals Week io Be Observed on Radio

Kindness 10 Animals Week will be observed over National Broad casting company networks with fl series of special programs begin ming Monday, April IT.
 Irene Castle Mclaughlin. former stage star and now fl leader iH animal welfare work, will open ihe series with talk from Chicago over m HBC. WIZ network Mon. day, April r, Gt g;a6 D. Hb, E, 4. T.
 General Louis W. bi0tesbary, d. rector of the Humane society Of New York, will voice fl plea for greater kindness 10 BBinHis ,1 h thik over the same network Tues dhy. April Is, 6t 4315 D m, E. <, f, Madame Frances Aid6, oDers htie soprano, will dedicate her weekly recital oyer Gn HECeWEAF network lbG some day at gtD0 D. m,. EB,T. 10 "Dpf pets." She will make f. brief talk
 4 radio draUaiizati6H of tho fh' nous aBiWai story, "Eiaek Beauty and h short tBik on animal well fare will be heard over An HBts WIZ network Saturday, April 22, nj g300 D. m,, E. <. r. The series vii Ibe concluded on Sunday, April 23, with appropriate features dDfs Ing tbe regular Sunday bp0hde6sfs.
 Kindness 10 Animal Week pf0- grams have been arranged through the cooperation of Amer iehn Society for tbs Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Animals, tbs American itutnabe society and other humane organizations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
M"is,. s"", WbL x,,ocsc,ss
 etostOn

r. N.
 pattef), G.i6- Dick Daring Duyeniis
 sketch), 6:30-a-BtBsing Lady b.46~-Litiis orphan Annie, g;O9~- Booth Jarkipgtoh's Maud : and Ciusin HIi". g,t6-KiBg Kill Rare and Ad0lf. e:30~~Hpofts HeyieW~~Blll Wil~
 Hams. s;ss-Time, weather. temperature g;43--Famoua Sayings. g;46~~L0weII Th0mas. 7:G0~-Am0s n Andy. Tt6--'Jinppy Landings"-~Aii1
 Green. 7,30-~faHdy MaGFarIaDe, Scotch
 comedian. EIgarts 0rches"
 irh, s;00~-crime Clues. s;30~-- Ed ward MeItugb. baritone, sA5 Phi Cook, comedian. 9;00--AdysptHres of Sherlock
 Holmes fdrama). 1;3Ga. Morton DOwDey md D0h-
 hld NoVis, 10:OO-~D, W. Griffth's Hollywood
 (drama) ~-AHzt's orchestra t0;15~~A meriGan Legion Hour. 10i46~~ksws, l 1i;0D---'time, weather. temperature l ;63-- Sports Review, 1Ei5wsAmeriehb Hadlo Relay
 league, 1 tli36-~geft GO"n and orchestra, 12;l5~~Jimmje MGiinIe and 0fehes'
 trH, t2,30s.vTimc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
,,.,s,. :ss WLW s,,sss.... sss
 lluetnmmft, OisiO

r, N, t,OO-- Pharac0i program. 6,Os-The B0wsDown tstuoIo goss D,iS--Joe Emerson tbaehelor Of
 sOugD. g,sO--Tbo singing Lady. 6;4G--Iitiis orphan Anple' g;OO--Jack and JU (hsrmopy s,ao-..i,ob HewhsiI, sportsman. gt4B--I,oweli Thomas, 7;O0-Am0s n Andy. 7,16~--fIeps aDd Glenn. 7;30-~chandu the Magician. S;AS-Dstsetivs Black and Blps s.OO--crjme club. s,30--Danes orchestra. g;4S---lsmiliB' Bd MeConnell p;0O-AdysDtures Of Sherlock
 Holmes. e,3O--MortOD Dowpey and Don
 E0Vis, IO;OO--corn cOb Pipe club fO.30-,-Zer0 Hour, 1i;O0-Iibythm club, lI.30--Iirnfy Tbies dance ofches-
 tra. i2,06--Ofcbastra 12,30 a,ul,-~IIOtel PennsyIvhn'h of'
 chestra, t:00--Tbies' dance orchesffn, dance otcbsstrh' I,4b-Mo0n River. 2.00-~Bign OU.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
GEITDC 1880 rs VDN> Kiiocycies
 Hartford
22tb Metcrs
Hartford

b306a~fhe cnptiyat0re. b;J5v-vDo, He, Dt. Girls Trio, 5;26 -LtgeriBe program. 5}50~ EtipDy, b31b~-i.0nG WoIb Tribe. m Indian
 story, G.00~Djals MaDsfield's 0rebess
 trh, G.3Gs-~r phiIIisse chey6Iier, songs;
 Margaret Brown, pianist. Ghnndn the Magician, 7366~-Myft and Mnrge, 7:Ib ~iY0fies and EbobieH 7;3D-~Jnbjjee, 7;45r-~Dr Copeland. 7;b6@~ Bethany Girls quartet, H300~~L Light Opera Gems, s:a0~~The DietGt0re, s4b-Abe Lyman's orchestra;
 Hollywood HsWsbOY, 0:0Gr- Mary Eastman, songs. D:tB--itOmnnt1e Gentleman, D.3G~-Guy JOmbafd0's orchestra;
 Burns md Allen. comedy
 duo; Phil ttfgaB, feD0r, 10:G0=~ Warnings pebHeyIYnbihBs,
 comedians, t6;3G= Edwin C. HILL JGs4b g~tfitIs Jack Little, Il!G0 Columbia Symphony or.
 eheefrh ;Atb0 Martini.
 tenor. jjt36.~JOs Ingmhs' orchestra.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12

Dear fhtsy3 Too often hear and ffAd of real good felow who through financial snd hes unable to do tbs charitable ngs igy bad been noted for utterly forgotten by sotsled friends. Eni yesterday while riding iougb ibe Fonb End my good fortune ien what thought human is pstt of s boys at The Thomas Club beys ap fss going pn minstrel show Tn be becsuss o tts fat ts o st popular boys
 sfty Codso. by nsms) will bs unable attend tbey aussg0y b1ye fbs show bosd'4 from bs stAgs bs sick room thought mighty fine of s boys and knowing 3af yoa interested in human of tiHd0sss. itopybi would ,aLs tie liberty of writing you. bo yoa Cbfy is time fAt tbs ot1ld forgotten will boi be forgotten. How about n Cbfisi1f ~- You're truly. - f. M,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
ms,s,. ..s WAHC s,,:s,.,s. ss"
New yOrk

r, N, b;D0. .=Gs pityhiOfs orchestra, b.Ib FsHhtG Trio, bt3G~=Sljppy sketch, b.45wrTha Lone Wolf Tribe av
 sketch. 600 Mansfield orchestra, G.a0n~JHok Dem DssyE GyW-
 n6eiuIg z~sketGh. g;1b Just Plain EtiI sketch, 730G~NyfL and Mhfgf, 7.Ib i.uok ji6gefs iu the Jehf
 z4a3-~tksieb 7;30- Martin orchestra; Travellers
 Wiafiht, News E0aks Carter 800 Light Dp6ph Gems The
 gondoltsfs, CbhnhoD C0ls
 iiBge conducting. s.s6--= Ents Smith, songs, a;46~=tlyn6a orchestra. g;00-4 EiDg Crosby, songs. ifa2t9h
 orchestra, D.IS~~it0maHtjG Bachelor. D;s0=pt,0Ubard orchestra, Burns
 and Allen, comedy WhfiDE orchestra, George
 gty6f, r0Wsdisb, l6;36-HeWE ~ Edwin C, IijlL tD34SwnJaek Little. songs, t1;06=~fiib0 Martini, teb9fi sym
 pheHy orchestra, it,3Grv Haynes orchestra. lz506~D DnaiiG orchestra, l2;31 a.tn Nelson orchestra, 300 OG@~rardinhnd0 orchestra, I38t ~MaHHhaa orchestra,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
Good Evening.
HIS RICHNESS HAS THE LAST WORD

Did your imperial bskpess despite your usua laeknesa Chance to question ibe column of Tall Iowerf
 Don't negeeng a m friends who expecting To hear from you occasionally though your is sour Can't you see our dear friend "Ada" ltle bit sfadai
 Then why don't you wake from umb long enough 10 write
 number
 or pretty its words of thanks and s,y Hello Old Bean Dear Fiends: Don't pay attention to tbst nil vii boss of mine He's taking through is blooming at times of nine If you knew the circumstances. you'd not blame me at aU Tor my mind has been chaos way back in tbe fall came home one night August when knocked upon my door | a with teffHYjB2 roar my tail buneed and bedn ceased 10 beat And in four.hfib Of 4 second upon tbe street The folks t,st an bonoring wtb my royal eondeseenon Have nsuted ougeouy boa2h of without jntenton And the "bos' s blaming me for his be9tln2 dn After ringing in I dog as big as Hh-untih Iu That dog thought could pus round with his gigantic But he changed bis mind regarding td when oeked him m He W Now, he real glad when tdmbe home for And eyaingswben have date he's happy as esn be- Oht But ant tat big boy jealous when my strokes my fur! He pushes between U (bgs most in pudebtcgf) He1l lay hs bed upon her lap and his paw upon her knee With look bats sapbc not tb kind he gives to me) We'll don't care. When ee like drink from out bs dish, And sometimes geaw upon his bone 2obble his il Hes only pfeendef-~bes not going o get my bfone So don't worry about dear folks sJl can bold my own To Ada, gracious lady may you never know but joy ] wish you lots of peaufes and may they neyef toy We're glad like bomey (bo oft us rather faJ And the "bos' and say "adios.
 M J. M's BLACK CAT.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12

The combined i2, School tse tiubs 2g,a2 ler aHhns Wednsst4y. April lJ Jbe hundred and twenty ejzb student year y have worked yry faithfully Marcel Doaeette bz be solo and he slsp singing nse quartet The Choral Fantasia from lansn tzAa singing 9pfano of he numbers
 good fond mothers and aief9 so jpygf2 of supplied by choral Ibe Tower extends wishes successful and adds special paadit Altg t,b1n who directing tl capable
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12

JsU Jew.f Editor 1 lake pleasure in requesting your Hamilton Park pavilion Easter Sunday afternoon hDfu I6, b4fwsen ototk and ooek, The ball bas been dstoAed for tte And believe will find yis well wonb wide special stAge setting of living plants bas been arranged and good music will be provided e building will be for general inspection unst At VII iihd pay ,At day and observe for yourself what Park DepAftnsn endssyofIng do for he entertainment and of bs people o Waterbury. Very truly yours. Irving ". Harrison. superintendent ol pstks
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12

Editor of Tai Tower Topics 1Is local papers have bad nueb 10 say lately concerning hc substitute atefs of Water bury High schools and yst. have failed 10 single word Of wonder how many people rsAl,zs tba tbe teachers saving fhs City Of Waterbury many thousands Of dollars per yeA These substitute teachers Tn be local schools cary regular schedules and in have classes baD tbs regular contract teachers Heretofore ihe positions occupied by these regular substitutes would have been taken of by eootfa tsaebr Al present w, be salary these sub situtss receive 40 per day This amount Is received only when be use,er won, wiib few exceptions made legal boldsy Fufthemofe. teacher does receive permanent posi- tioo bst s b every day of fe sbool year. the be receives for the u year about 5000 Tb is much less tban paid janifof And Ye hear comments concerning substrfates,-h tesel1sr
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12

DsiBz Meet of tbs villages coming eatefeis Hbne Richardson smart sbd above all he's obzaz sboad go at chicken win s oi bon tbsBks Com fsds Delaney of generous contribution oi Gnfo is have done tonsdabis policing to i'll s bags Ray Walker and Ted Kntz Nsdsn st B meeting o M state fife and dfam ssson Bod, voted bigger sBd better flies and smaller
 sfsen Jack Ceembss popularity sas when h lakes sstaon assignment lie handles his theme w skill and sincerity
 Jim Wbs nouns passing o Joe Cslssky Iis grand psfson says Jim Thanks Ray and Badds VAp2bsn of donation nnfod Wbsa veteran seized win bssn s tsd impossible get official transportation o hsWn2ion Joe Moody came through s role o good samaritan s6d had r st sz Gsf pssd s government hospital Do Joe wins sssS bis evening May he Dibe increase,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12

Lowell Thomas. whose news bTDadasats sfs heard oyer htsy DsfWefks, receives about zD,6Gg pieces 0f mall week, lie says each letter contains Hg interesting story ef s0ma sort, which writers send Hs contributions t0 bis sif period,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
ns.s,. sss WIZ .,,osss,.s ,sS
 New YOek

r. M
 b31b=~Diek Dnring-sketeb. 6;3G~~Tbe Ringing Lady, b;ab-~Bittie Orphan Abbis~-
 Childhood Phylet, g:00--- Booth TptkingiOn's Mnuf
 and Cousin Ejtis-sketeh, Clicking XII kare. songs, si30v-~Tbfes < Sisters, songs. G;46-~fOydays NeWs~-L0well 2 Thomas, 7.00~~Am0s n Andy, Ti6-~T0wnseBd Murder Mystery
 sketch, 7;3g~-Ttd Bits orchestra; CoHfhd
 Thjb1ujt, baritone. 7,A5-The Suns Effects on Uu-
 mnD AffBifs Dr Harlan
 r, HtetsOH, director, Per-
 iins observatory. g;00~~Grime Clues; the EIhek
 MnDe Of Death h:30--~ testers Trio, g:45-~fbii Cook, comedian;
 Andy Fanheils. g1itnr g;00s Adventure of Sherlock
 ji0InieE-s sketch. 1:30 Donald H0Yis, tenor; con
 f6d TribnuIt. baritone. i0;66-~ArieHe Jackson, songs. md HGdss-sksteIL l6is0-A Worlds Fair in the Max ing Rufus Dawes. pfesiS
 dent, Century of Progress
 Exposition, Ii;66-~ptrksBs Sisters. IE1b~ t3arnies Clair, songs, u;sO=~Tbs Muster Singers. j1;3O-YTbe Muster Ringers. j2;00~~L0wn orchestra, lg;a0 nm, Johnson orchestra,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
s:s;s Ss;s,. WTlC .,,"sss,e. ."ss

r, Al. s;00- Mitchell kapland, president
 Hartford Advertising club. bs6b=Waitsr DhWIsy, 0tg9Gist, b;3gm~tebims and sebmift, pts
 aHlsts, B;AbwsD Dlsg0vsfffs' Club, S.Gb DtnBef Concert, sIagmvi.gek Of tbe News in
 Washington, William X.
 Hard, eg4bu-Gayatler of Song and Merry
 MHdeaps, 7lDDau Supper club, 7i36- Melody Moods Frances
 t.aidWjB and Knights Of
 Melody, 5;lS-=tths JiaFfp0Hsefs, sI09 Fannie Briaa with George
 OieeB's orchestra, s;s0-Tbs shadow, DsDg--tstfiBs Symphony, gisD~--Josef bbsyt6gs, pianist, 1 J0i00za-fs0fH Cob Pipe club, tGtas-~WhisDsfiBk tsahjes, Merry Msd0apsa AOfs
 nan Gloutt6r, director,
 with tfsVsfs Sisters, Vincent b9DsH orchestra, 1 Astoria orchestra, l2fD0-ssG0lijB DrigeH, orHapist, I2is0 sf6,- Bdgswaisr Beach ors
 Ghahffa, Ii00--fsiisnt,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12

Editor JaU 'Ioru topea Enclosed find complimentary tickets Novelty Dance given by p Monday evening" hpn lTh Goftb End Y Trusting you find ts dance highly sh'7 able one fem5u Yops sincerely. The Ih2Ijandefs Club
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
ASA NTE A C 0NO fcicrs "SHA kii0eycies
 An.s VARk
New york

r, J. b3O1 Al EerHhfd, songs. bsib Trio ttomHniiqus. 63s0 Hebirher 6Bd Eebmitt. pi.
 nuO duo, b;46 Paul Wing, Story Man. G;GG Salvation Arbiy~zrthIk, G;t6 I)HVla orchestra. G;aG-@-i.6nk Of the HtWs in Wash,
 iDgtOH william Hard. s.16~9Jobh Pierce, tenor. 7.GD Brown Ensemble. Ttb~ Dramatic sketch with Hay
 Knight, F30@u EiVh Altman, songs, 7:4b~tfhs H0idbsfgs sketch, s;00~~ Olsen orchestra; Fanny
 t;ftGa, fOmedtenns, E;3G--,fbs Shadow - Mystery
 Df6taG. 800 String Symphony, Frank
 El6ek, conductor. 1;a0-~ jt0sipa and Josef LbeYiHhe,
 two pian0s; Concert ofs
 ehssffh, l0;GG-cOFH Cob Pipe Club, I0;aD Dance orchestra. l fOG~st,ODez orchestra, IitaG Denny orchestra, 1900 p'jt1Iph Kfbefy, songs, Izsib 6ybi, fdbuss orchestra. l2i3G Fisher orchestra,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12

The itolliekafs Quartet, versatile SEG singers. had f. difficult time getting into tbs studio ob Tuesday for their usual broadcast with Big muBd Hp1etb, They all had Il two days growth Of beard and were not recognized by inc nhn who guards tbe entrance on the ground floor. "Her6m" snid fbs attendant "No DnbrbaDdIers allowed in inc studios"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12

It took Victor Hall. the manager Of fbe H0IIiekers, some Lime tD Hkv plain that they were letting their boards grow for fl motion picture short they are making, entitled, "Tw0 Thousand Cheers in the Chain Gang"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12
.,a.".. so" WICC .,,'"..,.. soo Bridgeport and New Haven

BOO Dance marathon. b;I6 Fashion Parade. B;3G-- News, b.46-= Mem'ries of yestefYfhf, gi69@-.poiish orchestra. shEtbDil scores, Gt3GvrJha Home Pride family. g;46~~Eews. 7i1G~~Hiieht for Wchc, E;G0 Fofdbhm ttambiers, Et1b Mcdowell club concert, Gi4ba fihDoO, health talk, D,6D Wtcc Artists program
 Harold Anderson. jG;6G -r- jturai Varieties Mountain
 WelDdeefs, 16i3D ~fhe Human Side of Inc 4 News, iG;4b &eWe. II 200 Baseball scores ljfG6 Hiho Mhfiini and 0pohest rn, ] :Hg Joe tinYHtes orchestra, I2;60 Eddie bunhtH's of1hesfpH. j2;5D hp,r Dzzis &elson's 0fehes
 ffh,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-04-12

AiIYn Joslyn, MEG actor, admits be is h iippler, That is because ne plays the tipDIT, "H sort Of nkuiele,'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1933-12-28
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 Renewed discussion of tax-ezenpt securities 1n Congress is not surprising m view of the great increase Of such securities outstanding. When the first income tax law was adopted there was out standing less than Si 600 0oo012 ID interest bearing Federal bonoS The loss entsieo ia the exemption of these bonds from the income tax was very small Today in striking contrast there is outstanding some Sz0O0olo0o0oo of securities partly or wholly free from income taxation of Federal bonds alone. approximately $l0000 100000 is exempt from norma taxes and Sl500oy 100000 from s1rtazes.
 This changes the picture very considerably Wlta the expected further increase in public indebtedness ii is evident that still larger refuge from Federal taxation will be available To be sure the tax exempt feature of securities enters into oeternifa~ ton of the interest rate and through lower rate of return the holders in effect pay some tax
 But the percentages of income tax which are avoided by holding taz-ezempt bonds vary with the total income of the holder This that there Is 8 considerable disparity in the savings possible through holding of those securities With very large income one may avoid income tax payment on Federal bonds and thereby save far more than the loss of interest entailed m comparison with the return on taxable bonds. But with nloo- crate income one does not avoid nearly large Q rate of tax, and such holder perhaps loses g net sum by sacrificing larger returns on taxable bonds for the dubious saving ln income taxes.
 Clearly there is for revision Of policy in regard to taz exempt bonds, although 1t Is also clear that an immediate decision to tax at regular rates all securities exempt is purely and simply confiscstton with respect to current holders ot such securities. Only if the Administration knows just what its future long term financing will be can it determine sound course regarding tax exempt securities And only after very painstaking study of the incidence of tax exemption ot securi- ties ean it formulate an equitable procedure for to considerable part of the nations intangible wealth