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HI7ZELBERGER Chicken Ddnners-De.
licious chicken steak. etc. 1871 Bun
I'd nR-AnSS
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GIFTS for the entire amily and Toys
galore. w. L. Nolan DRY GOODS.
1901 College Ave. HE 5521.
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CHIC CLEANERS-rR-2s2s. 3718 E. Mich.
DORA SACKS. prop. All garments ms.
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NO MEAL Complete without WONDER
BREAD" Only bread made at Century
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-01-31
For your Table
Horomels' Cooked Hams
=. Pork Sansa Qe

= Pork Sausage . -,
r Roneless Pigfoot
Danish Ham Sausage. Sausage Meat
Beefst aak 10 Gravy
Heinz Fig and Plum Pudding
Spanish Olives stuffed with Anchoves
Underworld Deviled Ham and ,Sartiines
DanishsPiekfed Sausage, Kot dogs in Pickle
Family Extra Beef IL i'
Plaza Coffee (Puertorican Style)
r.. .r ~. Maxwell House Coffee
Fancy American Pickles, (all varieties)
j fable Raisins
California Dried Figs, English Wafnuts :
Mixed Nuts
Boston Baked Beans Brown Bread
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1934-01-31
Confect;onalies OF All Kinds

Danish Fruit Juices, Fancy stuffed and Plain Olives
FruJa Jams
OIL Danish Anchovie and Caffebitar
Ripe Olives
Danish GoudaC Dutch Edam Cheese
Barnes Certified Wilson's Ham
''" Sweet snd Sour Relish Sandwich Spreads
Picked SamonPcke3 Herrings
iio- DREAMED CANNED SOUPS
DEr MONTH AIMED
Fish Paste Cranberry Sauce Appe Sauce
MarshmalOws Marshmalow
o@ : FRESH CREAMERY BUTTER
Iceberg Cooking AppesTabe
se-aD 49, GRAPES Sunkist Oranges
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23

seph Iononno. Robert Lawton, Jack
MeCallum, Gin0 Tamburini, Mich.
oiaA Fantano.
Grade Groom i2--olinto Col.
lini, Herbert Hager, Robert L.anou-
cite, Albert MONT, Alexander
Itigon, Tony Sci0ntl, Harold Slater.
GUSTAV Neumann, Warront Tuttle,
Dorothy Ashman, Rita Charcst,
Iona Carmen, Venice Donorha.
Carmelln Munro, Lena Pnsinl. Pal
nina Santuccl. Nancy cipriani.
Grade Room 7---Mary An
drcws, Evelyn Archer, Eliza beth
Buckley, Angelina Dantino, Mafelda
Den orfiu, Angelina Fantnno, Shir.
ley Mack, Betty Payne. Enid PIX
inRton,. Marjorie. Hosselman, Marion
Smith, Marion Tracy, Winifred Me.
intyrc, Mildred Pinncy, Robert
Baker, Thomas Carmen, Robert
Conway, Maurice Dec, Charles
Oaudicsc, Theodore HIN, Joseph
Hyland, Ralph pcttinicchi. George
Rigon. Mario Scionti, George Fer
ris.
Grade 7---Itoom s--Ruby Booth,
Ruth booth, Alice Hebcrt, Mildred
Molleur, Anna Raklch, Francis
Santucci, Marion Slocum, Arthur
Bilancioni, Goorfe Dihiderio, Thorn.
az Howard, Francis Kinney, Scbns.
tian Muzxlcat0, John Napolitan0,
Patsy SantucGi, Robert Soeley,
I, Grade s--Room 9--..Dorothy Bot.
tomley, Flora Bruni, MarJory
Giastre. Florence Logan. Adelaide
Miller. beatrice. Mpzzicato, Doris
Nichols, Doris Vanceiotte, Howard
Branch, Andrew Dcnortia, Anthony
D'Urso. Herbert French, Cornelius
Holland. Alfred Lanouettc, Almond
Maxxarelln, Robert Mills, Joseph
ipxzuto, Carl Sandin, Peter Vitkur,
Everett Winston, Louis Wylic. Rob.
ert O'Donneli.
Grade S--Ho0m i0--Verna
Atkins, Josephine Cipriano, Grace
Kinney. Florence Mattel, Michelenn
Nardelia, Irene Seeley, Frances
Marine. Arthur Adamaitis, Edward
Ahcarn George Ahearn, George
Baker, Anthony Hriguglio, John
Carlson. Albert ID Muzio, Alphonso
Fantano, Fred Lawt0n.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23

(TOday)
Parent. Teachers association
county meeting ut First Metho.
dist church.
Luncheon meeting of Kiwanis
club at Hotel Elton.
County w. &. 4. u. meeting Mt
Cheshire.
Lodge Meetings
Toantick tribe, Red Men.
Liberty lodge OF MasOns.
Loyal Order of Moose.
Myrtle Temple. Pythian Sisters.
Washington camp. y. y. y. OF A..
WInona Rebekah lodge OF Odd
Follows.
Waterbury lodge. n. Il. o. T..
Veterans council.
(Thursday)
Lions club meeting ut Hotel Ell
Wildly Chemistry banquet at Ito.
tel Elton. f
Reserve ofilcers' meeting.
UnIco club comedy at Women's
club.
Bencnt sport dance? at Pearl
street house.
Election at IsIks' lodge.
friday
Play by Children OF Mary OF 81
Patricks church.
Recital by Leonard pupils at
Women's club.
(Saturday)
Trinity aIumnac communion
breakfast.
Lithuanian Catholic students
dance mt st Joscph's hall.
Downic Brothery circus al
Braseco park.
Sunday
International Federation OF Cath
ole alumnae communion breakfast
at Elton.
conc0rdias. philharmonic and
chorus nj Buckingham hall.
1T Patrick's Holy Name COM
munIon breakfast at Lyceum.
81 Joseph's Holy Name commun-
Ion breakfast.
May ~ - Waterbury Catholic
high school play.
May 2s-Bunker nm PTA an.
nual meeting at school.
May 2p-"Ace High" by Little
Dramatic club. Temple hall.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23
Club Activities

treasurer. Stanley Coiney: score.
tary, sophie paulis; correspondent
Louise Laudzminas; chaplain, Rev
John Kripns. Music for the festival
will BIO furnished by the Black q
Geld orchestra.
Michael Stoih, president OF the
Junior Italian Brotherhood FRA.
tellnnza) was given n vote of hp.
probation mt tho meeting OF the OF.
ficers and members of tho enter.
tainment committee Mt Liberty hall
last night, for his work In making
tho recent entertainment and dance
given by the order n success. Trib-
ute was also paid TO John III Pas.
tino. president Of tho senior no!
cicty. Following the meeting the
uniformed unit OF tho club gave mn
exhibition drill and demonstration
of military tactics.
Besides President St0ln, those
present were. Vice. president, Peter
Dof4co; secretary, Anthony LON.
bardo; financial secretary, An.
thony fanucel; treasurer. Michael
Genovn; chairman OF tho enter
tainmont committee, John Ci-
| priano: publicity director, william
Rotella; sergeant at arms, Arthur
nmbino; members OF the enter
tainment committee, Al Scunsia no,
Nicholas Perugini. Dominic Lib.
eratorc, bernardo Laurenxi,
Michael Distasio, Louis Giampietro
John Spir0, patrolmnn Fioro, Pa.
trolrnan Anthony Noile and Michael
Monsillo.
Tho business session OF tho Jun
Tor auxiliary lodge 100, Sons. of
ITALY Order at Aveiiino hall Mon.
day night was followed by smok-
or.
Pine Rock circle, Companions OF
tho Forest, will hold their business
monting ut Kicks hull tomorrow
night.
A social will follow tho next
meeting OF Elizabeth ID SIlvcstro
lodge, Sons OF Italy, according to
plans made at tho meeting last
night nj Liberty hall, Reports on
tho recent card pndty given by the
lodge were road by tho committee.
Miss Angelina CarisSirni, venerable,
presided.
Comstock iodge. knights of Ply.
thiaa, conducted their regular bus.
mess melting last night ut Pythian
hail.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23

Following IA the honor roll and
perfect attendance list for April
announced BY Principal r.. Frances
Baliey.plntt % tiopevilio school:
Honor Roll
Grade s--Room s--Heien. Cor
eoFan. Thonins Egan, Barbara
Woynnd. Charles Bradshaw, Helen
Noble, Alfred Mccallum. Elizabeth
Neuman, Ruth Cameron. william
Grade a. Room a. Mary sugruc,
Virginia Roger, Arlene O'Keefe.
Coral Payne, Robert Hill. Rita
Byron, Eugenia lannIrubert0, Rob.
art Rice, Herbert Fdiier, Patricia
McCue, John z Moran, Emmett
Nichols. Mary Rison. Margaret
Grade s---Room Eleanor Pet.
tintcehi. Alexander ROmanuk, Louis
Tango. Patricia versler. John
Grade s--Room O---Ru,h Can.
nat Marion sandin. Robert VIM
ston, Hnnto rMuxxlcato. Evelyn
Cseska, Madeline Raklch, Eunlco
wheeler, Charlotte Edwards, win.
lam Miller. Irene Barre, Michael
Rigon, Michael Battagiia.
. Grade 4--Room b--Shiricy Rob.
inaon. Audrey sempie, Jane vor.
sler, Marjorie Fules, Albert Yank.
lin. Alice Buckley. Barbara d..
Muxio, Wilfred Bourassa, Robert
Negrelra. Joseph Dattaglia, Glenn
Grade 4---Annex Mary Ra.
ehno. Pauline Francis, Edward
Corcoran, Jean Marshall. Doris
Sugrue, George Holm, Eugene Pig
Eut0, John Milton, Harriet LOOMS,
Paul Tracy, Gloria Weyand. 10.
sephine Mcintyre, Julia Ferris.
Grade Groom i4--Lurene
Vhneelette, Mildred Lipnioki, Mich.
ael Do socio, Dewey Mcintyre.
Anna Pettiniechi.
Grade 5--Anncx g. Evelyn Con.
way. Helen Desocio, Mary o'Don.
nell, 0ordan Dubuque, Janet PIX.
ington, Michael dailueci, Earnes,
pissuto, Lucille Dec, Margaret
Oriente, Francis Hugruc, Harry
III Music, lila Mae Baker, Gloria
Carmody, Adds Tracy, Marie To.
gan, Barbara Dee, Richard Finke.
John Carroll.
Grade e--Itoom ii--Dolores Du.
blque, Natalie Dyer, Hazel Datos,
Jack Mccalium, Helen Kohlstrunk,
Eieauor Dec, elmo Tamburni. I'D.
ward Stafford.
Grade G--Room i2--Lena pasini,
Rita Charest. Harold Slater, Jean
noylan Waiter Dcllnekitis, 0ustat
Neumann.
I0eGde 7--Itoom 7---lcnr4d pix.
ingten, Marjorie Sessolman, Betty
Payne, Edith Marcel Ralph PETIT.
nlchs, Evelyn Archer, Theodore
Hill, Arlene Sandland, Mildred
Plnnoy, Winifred Mcintyre, Lotto
Faller, Loribei Simpson, Robert
NIcol, Dorothy Weyand.
osade 7---lsoom s---John Napoll.
tano,
Grade s--Roon o--Robert Mills,
Flora Bruni. Joseph Pixxuto, Carl
sandin, Dorothy Dottomloy. jean
shea, Harvey Pelletlor. Ennis Barto.
lint, Almond Maxgnreiln, Doris
VAneeiattc, Margaret Craig, Beat.
rld Mugxicat0, MarJory Glastre.
Grade s--Isoom i0--Florence
Perfect Attendance
GRADE i--Room . ~ Walter
Ahrena, Clayton Anderson, Adam
ne soocie, Nebert Edwards. Leon
f.Awton, George Macary. Carmen
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23
SILVER PROGRAM
not YET FULLY
DECIDED UPON
United States Would Get
Decided Advantage Over
Other Nations
BY RICHARD i. CRlDLEY
tUnited Press Financial COesespOn.

BI 1klCHAIkD u. GtHULEK
United Press Financial COerespOn.
dent
Washington, May 23.-(UP)--
For the timo being the admins.
tration silver program Is not ex-
pected to affect the average mans
pocketbook, his silverware or his
economic status.
Tho program now before con-
gross, vests important new none.
tary powers In President Roosevelt
which could lead to further action
toward world business recovery.
Tho measure involves important
changes In the metallic backing Of
the American dollar. The country's
silver money reserves, now little
e7,767, 900, 900 gold reserves, will DO
amount to 26 per cent.
This would mean secret pur.
chase through the $4,000 900, 900
Sterilization fund of enough silver
or 1,3lO,OOO,0 900 ounces on tho
present basis 10 bring the reserves
to tho desired percentage.
Ultimate effects of this program
on tho business situation and the
recovery program were In doubt to-
day. Even Wall street Spectators
were unwilling TO bank on posi-.
biiitics.
The average citizen still will use
about tho same number Of silver
dollars and minor coins In every.
day transactions. He IN not likely
to fell any effects OF the program
unless spectators bid up silver
prices and make Il necessary for
tho government to "nationalize"
silver.
Treasury officials doubted new
silver dollars would go into circu.
lation. Under the now silver bill
the treasury In to issue silver GER.
tificateb at It's discretion against all
silver bought. These probably
would flow back into tho banks
without remaining In active circu-
latlon.
The now program gives tho
United States still another bargain
Ing point whom the time comes for
leading nations OF the world te no.
gotiato an international monetary
|ngreement.
Such an agreement, according TO
economists, would 10 far toward
solving economic problems of tho
world. With the largest stock OF
gold In the world and an ambitious
silver buying program, II In be.
lievod the United states could
largely dictate the basis for an In
ternational monetary stablllzatoin
plan. This shoulud benefit this
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23

4 Napolltano, Everett Roger. Thomal
Hevigney Mary Battaglin, Mari,
Buckley, Angelina D'AbrRmo. An,
tbinotto De Soccio, Rosemary Fits
| patrick, Alvira Monti, Matilda Muz
xlcatO. Barbara Pollard, Annie
Sanchi, Josephine Temporal Vir'
ginla PeraEelll. Catherine Clark.
Grade i-Room S--Mary LOT
Pagan,
Grade Groom s---M rie#
| Wheeler, Virginia Cipriani, VIII,
lam Belury, Thomas Egan. Claytor
Patnaude, Albert sevigneX james
Clark.
Grade Groom 4--Arthur Dc,
Saints, John Dwyer. Charles Fadur
Nell Harmon. George Howard, Rob
ert Hin, Robert LOOMS, JohT
Mo: ~, Robert Rice, Aldo Stable
Rita byron, Anna Ciarlarell0, Dor
othy De SocciO, Bugenia lanniru'
berto. Coral Payne, Virginia Roger
Mary Rigon, Doris Stevens. Mar,
Susrue.
Grade a--Rom 6--Rena Assclin
Emily Dantin0, Louis Tango
George Reynolds, Patricia Verxicr
Grade 3-Room G--Robert Win.
ston. Irene Barre. Banto Muszicato
Grace Raspo, Madeline Rakich
Alice Loudenscky, william Miller
Eunicc Wheeler. Michael Rigon
Charlotte Edwards, Michael Battag'
lia. Marion sandin. John Farley
Richard Lawton. Mary Cr0nln
John Saundry, Michael Hosko
John stevens, Anna Hosko, Marilyr
Miller. Anna Mae Fitzpatrick, Jo'
seph Moriarity. Ralph Cipriana
Edmund Codianne. Ernest Tambu'
RIM, Merlin MacBurney, Anthony
santucci, Domcnic ceione, Alex.
Grade l--Room o--wiIfred Bou.
rassa, Alice Buckley. Adeline Clip.
rinno, Barbara ID Muxio, John
Donahue, Marjorie Fnles. Francis
Kuchinskas, Andrew Martin, Rob.
ert Negreira, Robert Nichols, Lucy
erugtni, Audrey Sempie, Jane Yer.
sior, John Webster, Albert Yenk.
lin, Domenic Yesierski.
Grade Annex i--Edward Ad.
amitis, Donald Andrews, Edward
Bottomlcy, Harry Clark. Edward
Corcoran, Louis D'Ambramo, Frnn.
els Dee, George Holm. Marguerite
Howard, Mildred Lipnicki, Harriet
LOOMS, Jean Marshall. Josephine
Mcintyre, Eugene ptz4uto, Mary
Racano, Joseph Rakich, Jennie
Bantopietro, George 5evigney, irv.
Ing Southland, Doris 8ugrue. Paul
Tracy. Jay futile. Margaret Wor.
holae. Nsf aF
A Grade 5--Room i4---Arma ndo
Allessa ndrone. Harold Bentley,
Lorenzo Mattel, Joseph owens,
stanley Payne, virsiiio Collini, An.
M Cronln, Florence Denorhn,
jeanette Moliour, Mildred Moss,
Anna Pcttinicchi, Alice Rice.
Grade, 6---Anex ?--George Arm.
strong, Lillian Armstrong, Loretta
Assoiin, James Belury. Gloria Car.
mody, John Carroll, Evelyn Con.
way, Paul Davis, Luceiile Dee. Hell
en- Do Soceio, ellen Dl Muxio, Rich.
ard Finke. Michael Gallucci. WIN.
lam Kavanaugh, Marie Logan, Bar
bara Mack, Margaret Moran, Ralph
Napolitano, Mary O'Donnell, Flo.
mona Oriente, Nellie Patrick, John
Piieh, Ernest pixxuto, George Reed,
Julia santopietro, Francis Sugrue,
Addis Tracy, Robert Wooding,
Harry Major.
Orada Groom fi--Jcnnie DO
H0ci0. Evelyn ellis. Mary Hyland,
Helen Kohlhtrunk, Rose Muxzicato.
Jennie Aolomlto. Rena Tamburlni.
Mario BattaRiio. william Bentley,
John Corcoran, Edward Grant. 10.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23
IDENTIFICATION TAG
RETURNED

Griswoid, Iowa tUP)-in the
summer OF 1918, just before no
went overseas AN member Of tho
a. n. ~, MALCOLM iteynoths. oil
station attendant. lost the sdenti-
ficnfion tag from his wrist while
eAamKing n tire. Fifteen years and
|&wa months later. IN The autumn Of
xeze. q friend found the tag ana
vefuFns n 10 Reynolds. TIE friend
found the tag about mile ana q
half from the spot where u was
nFizlnaiiv lost
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23
RAINFALL CAUSES
: FREIGHT ST. CRASH

Last nights heavy rainfall was
blamed by II New York truck
driver for tho crash which last
night took place on Freight street,
the heavily loaded vehicle smash.
Ing Into the pillars Of tho bridge
on that street.
John MeAiister, OF b04 West
i60th street, tho driver, and
Charles Lane, his helper, were
taken TO Waterbury hospital, TO
have cuts and bruises treated.
Tho truck was badly damaged IN
tho smnsh.up ana II was NO heavy
that two cars had TO untangle Il
from tho bridge and take II TO a
garage. McAliHter reported Ia
police that HIS unfamiliarity with
tho road and the binding rain
caused the accident.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23

Several candidates wero initia.
tod at the meeting Of Division 0
Hibernian's auxiliary last night. II
was decided tc hol da social fol-
lowing tho next meeting OF the or.
ganiznti0n June ~,
s----@a--
The Waterbury lodge OF the Ma
tionai Lithuanian Catholic Students
association Will sponsor a novelty
dance and May festival In st Jo.
scph's hall on John street saturday
night, Guests aro expected from All
parts OF the state. Arrangements
aro In charge Of the officers who
nre: President, Edmund Jcnusnltis;
Vice. president. Natalie piangas;
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23

The discussion, Of course.
arrived nowhere but II set ~
10 wondering Just what tho
general pUbIlc's listing Of the
10 best songs from 1923 10
1898 would reveal. A recent
magazine poll, we recall, gave
first lIOnOrs 20 "Old Man Rlv.
or" but we heard both agree.
mcnt and disagreement cx.
pressed ~ 10 that choice.
we'd be Interested In read
Ing what any Of our readers
have 10 write on the subject.
Meanwhile we'll be- going
through, our old sheet music,
song Iistlngs and records ~
make ~ our own Hist Of the
ten best.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23
LINES DEDICATED no THE
IRISH CHAMPIONS Err NJ
COUNTY CAvAN, WHO ARE
HERE TO SHIELD THEIR MA.
Yf0NAI. HnKnllg.

OOUNIY CnvAN, MILO hHii
,r.M ~ SMsEnD Thbih Ma
a'oN"h nONV'sS'
Best wishes to YOU, Cavan
with your spirit of tho Gacl
And your good old irish stnminn
From tho hills OF Inniafnii,
'Gainst the staiwart boys OF old
New York
You made a gallant stand
To shield the shining lnureIs
You brought from Ireland,
From tho source OF tho old Shan.
non,
Where YOU learned that Irish
game
Where your clean and active move.
ments
Placed YOU on the seat of fame.
There to gain your honorcd title
You made a foremost stand
You cleared tho bars OF Victory
At homo in ireland,
Now placed against tho greatest
That powcr and tact could Yield
Where the flower OF strength and
muscle
Was your rival In the field,
No culver seemed 70 enter
To mar the stridos unbroken
You brousht from Ireland.
oh. tho music OF tho shnnnon
Must have Allied your hearts with
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23

hOuF, now starring Jimmy DH.
Pantc and nublnOf ftaPIy neat Z
month, Chs begins 70 new and
promising series, employing the
talent Ut GcDrgie Jesscl ~ ~.
g.. guest stars each week. and
several cODdncf0pA, among
them Mark WaFnOw and
Johnny Green. 1i'tt tDe M etnb.
crate full.hOuP show.
Going pcrGOnal. FOR some,
thing different try one Of B0rrab
MInneyitch'B narmonIca programs
from WOH, Wa miss IBhnm
Jones' music on CBR' The i5le
Show. Splt1Iry's OUTFIT doesn't
NJ In tho pfosTnfn ~ smoothly.
Waterbury, Dick Mansfield
and his band ire nov playing from
WMCA. Sign Of Tho times; In
q popularity poll being taken by n
radiO mag, Cab Galloway ranks far
nhcad OF tho New York Philhar.
monte. q, we'll. THE
testers dId n good Job the other
night on the old disty. ~ Had But
Flfty Gents" Add quietly
pleasing tunes. II Ain't Lazy, I'm
Just Drcamin''
Chalk ~ % neat one for
steve Grosch, He soInns
druggist. WA t,inStDg IN n
fOursOnc the Other afternoon,
with this writer u. enc ~ his
opponents. RHd he was having
n hard time on the insf few
hOIcs. After y nine on THE easy
18Th, Steve grew n bDt disgust
al ana was ont NJ tHluDds ss,ns
UnWaliy OH The tHtIL tinRtlx
near enough for M approach,
steve lOftcd gracefully tHi1 y
tran. took few ~ get out
ana tl,cn fOD.putied.
~ hc waIkcd .ruD the 18Th
green ~ fi,c clubhouse. n vTd'0
IN u marked cur began ~ Dlay.
~ MI tunes "Just ono More
Chance"
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23

Between ourselves. More
than Il dozen Watcrburians who
made u trip 10 New York Just TO
see tho Fred Waring sunday night
broadcast were refused admittancc
TO C0iumbIa's Radio Playhouse
when they arrived 80 seconds into.
Six OF the party got H.. I.
How did you liko tho static during
the recent electrical stOrms2 =.
Among the poorer Of the days
femme trios list tho Three Bars OF
Harmony, whose would-bo h1r.
in0ny IN decidedly not ~ good.
Tho other night We heard
Gone and Glenn DO ~ number
called "T'ho Last Roundup" l.o'
member "? :. Wish Billy iiill,
by tho way. would try writing Just
orc BOng that's u little dIncrobt
from his pcrsistcntly similar ones
NOw that's Fred Warnings
Sunday nlgIit p"lgrhD iihs
been moved 10 n later hOur.
Columbia VIII make another
determined bid 10 wPcst listcns
crs away from MICS c0Tec
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23

While engaged In n discus.
sion about popular songs the
other night Wc managed to get
down 10 an argument ~ 10
Whnt were the ten best songs
Of the past 10 years. More or
lcss wisely withdrawing some.
what. we listened 10 the merits
and dement's Of various mum.
hers alternately rCCitGd.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23
New York Stations
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4.00--W ia F---fronton state
Teachers College Choir.
WJZ-.-Bctty and Bob

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Teachers College Choir.
WJz--Bctty and Bob
| sketch.
WABC.-Manhattan ta.
chostra.
WJN--AIico Joy. songs.
d,JO..- YEA fart Tatcm, piano.
WOlt-Alfrodo orchestra.
wv Middle uf tho HOnd
IN Monetary soIICy--Dr
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WABC--NucieuB and Cos
moB--Dr II. A. Barton,
director American InBti-
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sketch.
WOit---Bc auty--f'ranccs
ingram.
WJX.--Dick TeeIa, tenor;
Gwyncth Nell, cOntralto.
DGutsch orchestra.
4!65--WJZ--1rOm Gfavcsond,
England; "Reminiscences
Of Thames Pilots.
BOO w IGAF-Isducation In The
Nows---Dr w. -. Boutwell,
WOIt--DOgs---f' Frank Dole.
WABC--Jnck Brooks, songs
6:05--WOI,--M uSic; Program
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Billy EAf--IjIac orchestra
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WOI.-T0wn Tnlk--I,obcrt
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WABC--Jack Armstrong
sketch.
bill w EA t'--ArmchaIr quartet.
WOR--Syiyia Clyde, NO.
prnno.
WJN--Littlo orphan Annie
sketch.
WABC-Novclty Trio.
G:OO--W EAF--Cugat orchestra.
WOR--Unclc Don.
WJN--lreno BcaSlcy, songs
WABC-- Buck Rogers
sketch.
VIZ salty Sam -Sketch,
WABc--Bobby Benson--
sketch,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-05-23

A program that we enjoyed a LOT
was Monday nights "Grandmoth-
crs Trunk" program from VITO
It's a southern atmosphere pro.
gram, with q woman narrator, Evn
Taylor, and tho S0uthernalres,
vocal group.