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Evening star., 1937-10-21
ART CRITICS CONSIDER NEW GUXzXER
BOTTLES MASTERPIECES or DESIGN

Made after the manner of the finest Bohemian
and Bavarian beers, only the choicest ingredi-
ents are used. Yet Gunthers costs no more
than other beers, because there are no expen-
sive shipping charges included in its price.
If we shipped our beer to Milwaukee or
St. Louis, we'd have to charge premium, too!
Order a case of this dry beery beer and see
for yourself how good it is. You'll be proud to
serve it to anybody, anywhere, in its new
bottle. And you'll never be satisfied with any
other beer once you've tasted its dry beery flavor.
Gunther Brewing Company, Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1937-11-30
.SOClEIY BRAND.
SHELDON CLOTHES
SAWYER SPUN.
.SOCIAL REGISTER.

We've just received new shipments to com.
plete the size and pattern ranges. The re.
sponse to this sale has been tremendous -.
proving that the men of Washington really
appreciate these remarkable savings. It's
our greatest clothing event in IL years! No
matter what you need in the way of suits,
overcoats, topcoats, tuxedos and full dress
suits :. here they are! For Business!' For
Sports Wear! Famous Makes! Nationally
Known Brands! And every one at breath.
taking reduction! Just name the garment you
want you'll get it in your size! That's one
of the chief reasons why we're making cloth
ing history in November, 1887.
(Mens Cohink Floor Hecht CO..
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
TERMINO LA CONFEREN-
ella IMPERIAL L

Londres, JUNO 15.-Termin6
la Conferencia Imperial sus Sc
stones declarando que no exis-
ten divergencias entire Londres
" los dominios en- asuntos fun
damentales, va sean de polftica
extranjera o para la defensa.
Ell primer ministro Neville
Chamberlain destac6 los deseos
del emperador en- favor de ia
paz, pero dijo que ell desarme
unilateral produciria ell desas-
tire.
Los dominioS hicieron saber
a 1nglaterra que podia contar
con su apoyo en- case de una in
vasion, pero que no podia estar
segura del apoyo en- el case de
otra guerra europea.
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
Las banderas y las mujeres
que trabajan para la WPA'
Labor de Conservation de las banderas hist6ricas

WPA que ALI patrocina ell "Na-
tional Emergency Council. Sc
hacen banderas del Estado v de
la Naci6n. Este ano, Sc les pre-
sentaran a escuelas rurales tres
cientas sesenta banderas4 Sc
senta-sesenta-de elias Sc
pusieron en- edificios p1bIicos;
sesenta en- campos de juego; y
tres banderas estaduales en-
oficinas del Estado. Cada una
de estas dltimas esta hecha de
saten azul con adornos v fle-
co de orc.
Quizas que la empresa mas
grandiosa es la de las bande-
ras de Florida, Ell proyecto-
proyecto-ha completado una
serie de banderas descrfptivas
de la evoluci6n de la bandera
nacional, comenzando con la
bandera con trece franjas hori-
zontales de rojo y blanco, con
ell Union Jack" en- una esqui-
na... Y ash hasta llegar al es-
plendor actual de las cuarenta
y ocho estrellas Y las trece
franjas.
Una obra muy interesan-
tie es la que Sc esta hacienda
en- un proyecto de banderas
de la ciudad de Nueva York,
bajo los auspicios y con la a.
yuda del Ejercito Y la Marina
de EE. UU. A. Sc trata de la
conservation de las banderas
guerreras hist6ricas. Estandar
tes de gran valor, deshilacha-
dos Y destenidos, Y con ell polvo
de la batalla encima, estan
siendo restaurados a su esplen
dor original. La tarea consiste
en- escoger ell material adecua-
do que cuadra con la bandera
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
HA SIDO CONTENIDO Ell
AVANCE FACCIOSO EN-
BEGONA Y

Madrid, JUNO 15.-E avian.
ce de los facciosos en- Bilbao
ha sido contenido en- Begona y
en- Galdacano, a cuatro millas
de la ciudad.
Los vascos mantienen que la
ciudad no sera tomada, a Pc
sar del alarde de fuerza de Ia
aviacion fascista.
Noticias de origen insurgen-
te dicen que los milicianos es-
tan levantando barricadas y
fortificando las casas para con
tinuar resistiendo.
Todas las casas de los subur
bios han sido convertidas en-
nidos de ametralladoras.
Ell presidente Agtlirre Sc ha
dirigido a Inglaterra pidiendo-
lie evite que la -aviacion faccio-
sa destruya Ell centric de Bill :
bao, v Ell ministro Antonio
Eden dijo en- Londres que abri
gaba la esperanto de que 10
ciudad no fuera devastada.
Todo Ell personal del consu-
lado frances fue trasladado
por un Instructor a San Juan
de Luz. Tres barcos de carga
franceses no pudieron llegar a
puerto por motive del bombar-
dec.
Los americanos que deseen
salir de Bilbao ser&n recogidos
por ell destructor americana
Kane.
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
TeGtrO Federal
Centric AstuTiGn0 y

Ell haber dedicado TODD nues-
tro espacio de aver a la reese
ma que publicamos del Picnic
Pro-Ambulancia, nos impidi6
hacer menci6n del estreno, en- el
teatro del Centre Asturiano, de
la bonita revista 20 Say Can
You Sing, que Sc pondra en- es-
cena durante toda la semana.
CuabrocienHos trajes fueron
confeccionados para esta Revis
ia que consta de veinticinco es-
cenas, todas interesantes y He
mas de vida, sobresaliendo los
bales e nque Ell director Zenia
Zolomoff puso TODD su interes,
no obstante haberse notado al
gunos lunares en- els.
La asistencia de p1blico no
fue tan numerosa como era de
esperar, debiendose clio a la de-
rivaci6n de nuestros elementos
a Ia fiesta Pro-Ambulancia, que
arrastr6 a medic pueblo.
En- las noches sucesivas supo-
nemos que el publico lie prestara
mayor consideration al proyec-
to teatral.
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
NOTAS SO(IkIE

picnic del domingo pasado en-
"La C2lumna" unas hojas en-
que Sc leiaxla fecha del picnic de
los G45anos, y continla hoy en-
81 recordatorio que tambaen nos
hace 81 antique companero Per-
fecto Rodriguez.
Por 10 pronto diremos que las
orquestas contratadas son La
Tropical y Manuel Sanchez Y q.
las entradas, sin derecho al
almuerzo, sc han fijado en- 80
centavos para los caballeros y
as las damas. Entrada Y almuer
20 SIPS, que es ell precio de
costumbre.
La gaceta., 1937-06-15


iSu abuelo habfa sido amigo in
timo de Mazzini, ell heroe de Ia
independence italiana, Y nos
dos hermanos fueron educados
en- las tradiciones de PATRIOTS
y liberalismo de la familia. Can
los, que naci6 en- Roma, en- $780,, \
,pele6 como voluntario en- la que
rEa mrndial. Fue professor de
eeonomia polftica en- la Univer-
sidad de Geneva y dedic6 toda
su fortuna y actividades a la
campana s~ubterranea en- comfy
del fascismo. Ell gobierno fl
cista lie hizo arrestar en- 1926
despues de que habfa ayudado a
Felipe Turati a escaparse a y
Francia. RegreS6 a Italia para
ayudar a la evasion de otros IL
deres anti-fascistas.
La policfa lie detuvo y fue
condenado a 5 amos de prisi6n
en- Lfpari. AL ser juzgado dijo
que no tenla satisfacciones que
dar por haber ayudado a Tura-
tt, por cuanto segufa las tradi-
clones de su familia: su abuelo
habfa ayudado a Mazzini.
Despues de pasar varios me-
ses en- Lipari en- un pequeno bo-
te automovil Sc escape. buscan-
do refugio en- Tlnez. A 81 llega-
da a csc lugar lie mando un tele-
grama a Mussolini informando-
lie de su evasion y notificandole
que una vez mas iba a dedicar-
Sc a actividades anti+fascistas.
Carlos fund6 en- Paris Ell CRU
20 "Justicia y Libertad" v 10
mantenfa funcioNando a pesar
de las actividades contrarias de
la pclicia francesa.
En- agosto de 1896, despu6s
del comienzo de la guerra civil
en- Espana organize una column
ma de i~talianos antifascistas pa
ra combatir junto al gobierno
leal. Fue herido Ell Huesca v re-
gres6 a Paris para curarse
bien.
Nello Roselli naci6 en- 1901 v
lamas figure en- la polftica. Era
un brillante escritor e historic
dor.
Sc lie detuvo varias veces Dor
las actividades de su hermano v
en- 1927 Sc le desterr6 a la isla
de Ustica. Despues de varios
meses Sc lie permiti6 regresar a
florencia, donde Sc lie vigilaba
entertainments. Nello era muw
querldo en- Italia, aun hasta Dor
los fascistas, Volpe, Ell historic
dor fascista lie ayud6 en- varias
ocasiones y lie considerable IN
hlssoriador de grandes meritos.
Realentemente sali6 de Floren-
cla para hacer una vista a sp
hermano, en- Paris. La vista
culmin6 en- ell doble asesinato
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
(Por A. Montoto)
FL Picnic de La Italia

Ell Picnic de La Italia
Llega a mi mesa Ell programs
del gran Picnic que dara la S.
M. S. Club Italia en- "Columna
Park 'el domkigo 20, con la Or
questa Don Francisco y la tia
Llama LA Florida.
La aperture de los terrenos
Sc efectuara a las 10 de la ma
mana, sirviendose ell almuerzo
campestre a las IL. A lag dos
comenzaran los entertainment
tos Y a las dos y cuarenta y Gin
co la m1sica italiana Inaugural
"a sus ejecuciones. A las cuatro
comenzara la orquesta Don
Francisco efectuandose a las o.
cho de la noche ell sorteo ole los
tres premios que Sc orecen,
terminando la fiesta a las nue.
we.
Los terrenos del parque LA
Columna" han sido Ihermosea-
dos d~ltimamente por los entu-
siastas desinteresados que con-
tribuyeron al monumental EXT
to del Picnic Pro-Ambulancia,
pudiendose pasar ALI horas pla
centeras.
La gaceta., 1937-06-15

AdlIpdAo > ACCAAo
tsRfnado de restaurTkSas
las banderas famosas" que Or
mar la collection que deeora
los mSEos. de la Capilla de San
Cornelio u Centurion. en- la
Isla del Gobernador, de la Ba-
hfa de Nueva York. Ell Ejercito
solicit6 que Sc iniciara este pro-
yecto con ell objeto de restau~
rar estas banderas. Mas de Sc
tenta y cinco de las gloriosas
banderas de la collection de
rnas Glen han sido reparadas va
por las obreras: entire elias dos
banderas que datan del siglo
dieciocho. Una es la bandera
que ell rey Jorge Iii lie present6
al Cuerpo Real de Rifleros que
estaba de guarnici6n en- Ia Isla
del Gobernador, en- 1856. La o.
ira es una de las banderas mas
significatiwas de America. Els
la primera 'bandera Nevada por
Ell Ejercito de los Estados Uni
dos antes de la adopci6n de las
barras Y las estrellas: es una
bandera de regimiento con ell Sc
Ito de los Estados Unidos sobre
un campo azuI oscuro.
La gaceta., 1937-06-15

Los ninos escolares de cien-
tos de escuelas rurales celebra-
ran este ano ell Dfa de la Ban
dera con entusiasmo inusitado,
porque tendran nuevas bande-
ras que saludar. Algunos esta-
ran saludando una bandera
nueva, y, la primera que jamas
flot6 sobre su edificio escolar.
Las costureras de la WPA
merecen las gracias por las nue.
vas banderas. Han hecho miles
de banderas durante los dltimos
dos amos para distribuir entire
las escuelas y otros edificios pd
iblicos... Ell programa manufac-
turero de banderas Sc inici6
para dar trabajo a sefioras sin
ely para darlesj banderas a
las escuelas que no tenfan; pero
ahora Sc ha extendido SUI ac-
ci6n a iproporcionar ell emble-
ma nacional a otros edificios To-
Gales estaduales Y ncionales,
a reemplazar las banderas vie
jas v destenidas con otras nue.
vas. g
En- Michigan, que es donde
funciona uno de los proyectos
mayores de manufacture de
banderas, ell proyecto fue patr-
cinado por el Departamento Es-
tadual de instruction Pdblica,
cuando la Legion Americana
senal6 Ell hecho de que muchas
escuelas rurales no tenfan ban
dera. Las $50 obreras del salon
de costura de Ia WPA de Grand
Rapids han hecho mas de 1000
banderas de diciembre de 1895
a esta fecha.
Las escuelas de South Dakota
Sc benefician tambien con ell
proyecto de banderas de la
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
Homemade a Carlos Aprbas

Homemade a Carlos Harbas
Definitivamente, seg1n nos
oomunica ell presidente de la Co
mission organizadorA, Indalecio
Llama eel banquete homemade a
Carlitos Barbas, muy 9uerido
praqticante del Sanatorio del
Centre Asturiano, Sc dara en-
eli restaurant ell Boulevard.
No ha experimentado cambio
alguno la bora n. Ell programa
de varSedades que Sc ofreceran
por artistas locales, aumentaR-
do a diario ell total de los que
han de participant de la fiesta.
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
Ctrcmlo Cubano

Pasada la fecha de la cele-
braci6n de la enorme fiesta
beneficio de la Ambulancia que
ha de mandarse a Espana, es
l6gico que dediquemos parte de
nuestros e~scritos a la propa-
ganda por la fiesta del Circulo
Cubano cue se dara en- Ell edifi-
clio social Ia ta.rde del 27 del
presente, y que constara de un
alInuerzo, entretenimientos, y
bale en- TODD el edificio.
Con muy buen acuerdo para
Ell anuncio de su fiesta, la Conf
sion de publicidad Sc encarg6
de colocar en- cada asiento del
La gaceta., 1937-06-15

>itges-Exquisito vino catalan
SaIud y fuerza
Restaurant Columbia"
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
Deka Athletic Club

Ell microbes de la semana
que viene, dia %, Sc escogi6 por
el Deka Athletic Club para su
function anunciada para ell 80
del pasado mes q. por motive de
dificultades que Sc presentaron
para la obtenci6n de los artistas
hubo necesidad de posponerla.
En- ell programa de la function
que constara de la obra eel
Sexo Debil' y n1meros de varie
dades, Sc ha intercalado ell re-
gallo de 20 pesos en- effective al
que resulte agraciado en- ell sor-
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
LA PALoMA

La Paloma no Sc fue :
nj sc ha cambiado de nido,
solo un cambio ha recibido
que Sc 10 di6 Santome.
La gaceta., 1937-06-15
60 que habra de celebrarse l

teo que habra de celebrarse La
9xhe de la function.
Nj objeto a que Sc destina4
SOs fondos que sc recauden son
bien altruistas y conocidos del
Nlblico ,raz6n por la cual supo-
nemos que la asistencia ysera de
notarse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-10
Rx JIMMIE PARKER

The general confusion that acc companies the bringing of guests aboard Q liner to Q Enlcrophone is nto heard when fntercity's Gang plank" $ broadcast. It's all be- cause the actual interview Is taken on Q disc, and later rebroadcast.
 Up until recently the broadcast has been mostly experimental. For that reason no scheduled time was given to the broadcast, but the transcription was filled in the days broadcasts at an unan- nounced time. The broadcasts are now presented over WATR Fegu- larly on Monday nights ct 8:lb.
 On the air since last November, the programs guest list reads like Q Who's Who in the social, radio, screen, stage and sports world. Personalities who have been inter- viewed include: Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone, Gloria Wander bilt, Lady Thelma Ftrness, Hattie Carnegie, Leslie Banks, Leslie Howard, Sonia Henie, Bea Lillie, Roland Young and numerous oth- CTS.
 The program Is conducted by Tntercity's Rowing Reporters, Frankie Basch and Martin Starr.
 Charles Rictdyke, who conducts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-10

Charles Rlctdyke, who conducts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-10
New York Stations WEAF-SGO WOR-7iO WJZ-7GO WABC-S0O

of BHnkIngi The Score BOardsG-IlranGh Hickey, Vice .PreBldent Bt, Louis Cardinals Baseball Clubi DP. Harold Htonier, Bduoas tionAl Director, American Institute of Banking, l0i00-W BAlf-Playi uuppy i.oVe, with Les TremRyne, Bar baPa i,uddy,
 WOIt-ilaWallan Band, WJH-uD0rH0y OrGhi Morton Dpwe, Ten0rI sdytho Wright Songs,
 WAlC--lSitty Carlisle and Alec Cornell, BOngHi Reed Kennedy, Barltonei Song. shop Quarteti tiiee Ciubi ilGana0hen OrChn Frank crumll, Master of Ccre' monies, ioia0~W EAF-uosslp--Jlmmy Fldier,
 WOlt- Musical Impressions, WiN-tie iedersinger, Mixed Quartet
 WABC-nDei Casino, Songs, i046- WEAF--DorOthy Thompson Comment,
 WJH=Noyelty Musicale, WABc--To be RnnnunCed, II iiOS-- WEAF-Nowa in Washing
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-10
SOO..WlCC.. Bridgeport. ..6OO

5;OO--Boston Bees .vs. New York Giants, Baseball Game, broadcast from National
 League, Field, reported by SOo-Ai Bcrnafd The "Gentlonan from tho South" with the Melodcors Quartet b.ib-Eseorls and Betty, quartet b.3A--New Haven on Parade, b.AE-WtCC News Bulletins and
 Musical Roundup tE1O, sO0-Yankco Network News SorV- lee,
 eiS-fjasobnll sGorcs Hlghlghts and Racing Results with resumes by Fred Hocy and Roiand Winters. 6!30-Babo ltubenstcln In "ltaCc stN-Gus iiaenschen's Orch, with Audrey, Marsh-Alan Rob. erts (ETD, 7.NO--MusicHl Roundup (EfD, 7dS-"DlsApp0aranG of Judge
 Draper" (ETD, 7;aO-"kcflogg. Sports Review, Bnl Cunnlnghnm." 7.lS-rhc SchnItzclbunk BaVRrlHns s!o9-noy Camphells hoyglists; monica Ensemble. S!Sh-lIappy FcltOn and his orch. slS-LetS Play inmcs, S'00- Robert L. (Bcllcve. lt'or. NoO RiplGEy; H. A. RolfeS orch'i 9aO-Amcrlcnn Institute of Bank. Ing Commencement EX.
 crciscs; "rhc Score Board" Branch hickey, vice. .prosI. dent and manager St, Louis Cardinals. Introduced by pr, Harold StonIcr, National
 Educational Director. AmorI. can Institute of Banking. I0,00--RaleiRh and kOol Show star. ring Tommy Doraey's orch with Morton PowC. tenor
 and Edythe Wright, solUlHts io;3o-The tledcrsIngers, mixed
 quartet. 1oAS-Strlnglng Along, guitars and violin. ii;oo-Yankce Network News and Local News. 1i.20-prOmnuadc Concert Roy
 shields Orch. Noble Gains 4 capclla Choir: Vivian
 Della Chiesa, soprano: Ed. ward Davies, baritone. md c0mmentntnr. i2:00-rrump Davidson and his
 orch.
 i2;30-Jesso Hawkins and his
 Orch,
 f00--HAppy Folton's orch t:30--J0e Sanders orch,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-10

Ted Malone, whose poetry read- lnRs are heard Ave times weekly on his Between the Bookends" pro- gram, bids farewell to his theme song. Aud Lang Syne" to intro- tiuce a new signature on his pro gram of Monday, Septembef IS. It is also entitled, appropriately enough, "Between the Bookends, and the music was written by Ann Leaf, organist of the series, the lyrics by Malone. These lyrics. Ted says, express what he feels are the attri- butes of happiness in finding ones ideal in real life.
 Two solid days of rehearsal aren't sufficient to convince Benny
 Goodman and his producers of the
 excellence of his CBS Swing
 School" programs. Three records
 are made before the show and one
 afterward In seeking the utmost
 in perfection. During Monday re-
 hearSal, all selections arc re-
 corded, after which the Swingsters
 gather to study them for any mus
 lcal flaws which might be re-
 vealed. Tuesday morning, another recording Is studied, after which
 cuts are made wherever deemed advisable. Even after the broad cast, these skeptlcs arc not cOn-
 ylnced that the program was with
 out some slip or other, so Wedne-
 day the crew gathers once more
 to hear the final record. Benny
 himself hasn't minded making and listening to all these records. Not, that Is, until the past few weeks.
 He's been dev0ting every Thurs
 day to making q group of record.
 ings for nationwide distribution, and he's now at the point where
 he can't close his eyes without seeing whlrling discs.
 Three popular bandleaders are holding regular college alumni meet anRs in Hollywood hotel grills these days. Hal Kemp, Jan darber and Johnny Trotter, all now in the cin. ema city. claim the University oi North Carolina as their alma mater . Harry McNalghton, Phil Bakers Bottle. is making @ trip east to appear as geust on Harry won zells show September 10, then flying back to be ready for the open ing Baker show on october 3 Ros- alind Russell, starred In the new CBS Sunday Afternoon Silver Theater", also starting up on Oc- tober 3, Is in the midst of produc-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-10

Visiting Nurse Service adminis- tered by the Henry Street settle- ment of New York City, is tho good neighbor" of the week whose life work Is to be honored by Richard Maxwell, CBs philoSo- pher, over the C-Columbia network, Tuesday, September l4, from 0;30 to 0:46 Q. T1n., E.D.S.T,
 What Jane AddamS was to Chi- cago, Lillian Wald is to New York, Assigned to duty on the East Side In i803 Miss Wald, then c young nurse, was 50 stunned by her contact with extreme poverty that she waged Q one-woman campaign to ease the horrors of It's reality.
 After c long period of discour. agement over. the inactive sym- pathy of perSonS to whom she went for aid, she finally enlisted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-10

One of the most unusual voices ln radio ls possessed hy q. Win. field Hony, who recently began Q series of morning poetry programs over WATR and the Ihtefclty Network at S;SO, Monday through Saturday. His selected rcadnigs are offered over . background Oe beautiful organ music.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-10

the support of the late Jacob II. schiff, grandfather of John sehiff who is c member of the sottle- ments board of directors. With the additional support of her sym. pathetic mother, Miss Wald ct last opened to the needy the doors of the Henry Street Settlement, which today has Q staff of 2bb year,
 Although Miss Wald has been invalided in her Westport, Con. necticut home for five years, she still is on active participant in the Henry Street Visiting Nurse Service.
 Other good ncighbors" found by fans throughout tho country will be honored by Maxwell each Tuesday. This Is the third In hiS good noighbor" series, .
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-10

ton on her new picture with Rob- ert Montgofnery titled Live, Love
 Jerry Cooper received . radio fan letter from Trinidad, way down near South America, this week. Igor GOrln left for . vaca- ton in Zion National park inc medlately after the Hollywood Hotel show last Friday. .Marilyn Stuart, Ken Murrey'S mamma" girl. Is recovering from . touch of influenza Deanna Durbln gors Into production shortly on her new picture, Mad About Music" .. Benny Goodman leaves Holly wood to play Dallas and . string of other cities from coast to coast, starting September 14. He arrives In New York on october 12 to fill a season engagement at the Hotel Pennsylvania Eddie Cantor rec turned from vacation at Y0- semitic this week. Announcer Jimmy Wellington brought his wife and his new baby, Barbara Jane, home to Santa Monica this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-10
WATR RGmblings

WATERS Salvation Army program each sunday afternoon, phones to say he's Just received . card from listeners in UhrlchsvlIIe, ohio. Asks li this ls WATR's champion long distance letter. No, Charlie, not quite. During special exper. mental broadcasts conducted last year between one and three o'clock In the morning, letters were re- celved from points even farther west than Ohio. For WATR's regular broadcast hours, though, that may possibly be Che title holder. Thanks for telling us about it, anyway
 After . we'll deserved rest, Edith Sacco, the city's favorlte blues sololst, returns to the air in Q new series of programs over WATR, beginning Tuesday, Sep. tember i4. She will be heard ev- cry Tuesday from 0:30 to 0:4b. The many admirers who have asked about Edith's absence will be glad to hear about her new programs, and the stan of the station is happy to welcome her back.
 Again this year the clty's sports fans who are following the City Amateur Baseball Champions in the National Tournament at Day ton, Ohio, will hear the results over WATR. The resume of the first days game, prepared by the WATR Sports Reporter will be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-10
given on saturday at e;4B.ssO re. member to listen, fans.

Try these on your radio tonight !. .WATR. ,B:30, World in Review ...0:l0, scores .0:26, Dolngs of Film Folk, ..7.i6, Five Star Final ...T:s5, Dot Rochelle, songs, 8,l6, The Editor Speaks.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-10
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 Bureau. 6'05--lHig Droeks--songs, from
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