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ii***DnM*fAWi M6€t in uaraora Twelfth Afloml Conven* They om be had in narrow widths or wide widths, with or without the generous site pad Catholic Women as shown In the upper loft hand belt, with satin or nov- The twelfth annual convention elty brocade trims. Rustproof of the Connecticut Connell of pins are permanently at- Catholic Women le In eeeelen to* safety tached to all Xlelnert’s Belts. day at the Hotel Bond In Hartford, opening this morning at 10. a. m. Moat Rev Maurice V. McAullffe 49c ea. Is speaking at the afternoon Ses- aw York—Quito tha moat astonishing tala to drift my way from sion. Miss Mary P. O’Flaherty, *“ — Tin Pan Alloy concorna a pfloat in Now Jersey who Mate chairman, at the presided of and hits. morning meeting. Ions Hat popular Jam song J. diocesan Who, for Instance, would expect “Whan I Taka My Sugar Good Rev Matthew Judge, Evening. director of charities, gave the ad* or “You Brought a Now Xlnd of Love to Mo" to emanate from Her* they are! Baby Paata HOT success of this Interesting career has been --roi- dress of welcome and Mias Regina priest 7 The outstanding made of rubber, yet absolutely J. O’Connell, executive secretary sung from one coast to the other: “Love Brings a Little Gift of Roeea.” NAKED TRUTH of the Diocesan Bureau of Social All these, and more recent work, have appeared—I am reliably guaranteed waterproof. Service also on the the name of Pierre Norman. But “on the inside” they will spoke program. told—under These delicate alr-llght, shell Chairmen will describe the contri- that the Rev Father O'Connor, of Orange, N. J., who is one The trees are naked. tell you Panties bution of standing committees to of the best known priests in this section of the state. pwk, almost transparent Some claim it rude. the state program this year. He has sought to avoid any publicity and has urged that his name are mad* of the purest of Jap Silk, The trend, dear readers. The Most Rev Maurice F. Me* not be connected with his songs. Certain Tin Pan Alleyltos, aware of aad are thoroughly comfortable for If Aullffe and Mrs Herbert F. the interest that would attach to his songs were the facta ad- Seems to nude. public 'area the most delicate latent. the Fisher are scheduled as principal vertised, have found themselves helpless. Approached by lnqufsltve of the Mrs speakers day. Fisher, pen wielders. Father O'Connor is said to have smilingly declined to Remember they only weigh about who is council chairman on edu- there has been some mistake. -M- talk or to comment that perhaps At three quarters of an ounce. cation and Is also legislation, any rate, he has managed to keep out of the brighter spotlights. Madame Queen and Ruby Taylor finally win on Saturday secretary of the Connecticut Com- Yet most of the song-writing folk and scores of Broadway figures mission on Child Welfare and will 49c ea. appear to be his good friends and often Journey to Jersey Tor dates. Amos and Andy, that grand old team of rol- talk on the work of that com- *“ nothing, togethers, song tests and dinners. He Is active In' .^visible under the dreea and Uckers, my radio favorites for years, will broadcast only five mission. Mrs Fisher amusing tale spinner, they say. civic and welfare circles and is an launders beautifully. a week in the future. The will sights boys appear Monday, Interesting and inspiring speaker. Kleinert’s Stockinette Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday with Saturday night How Hard-Boiled? Reference to musical matters brings over to their love birds. and that Crib Sheets given exclusively Ruby Taylor about two famous bandmasters. Just a fe female Madame In other words, We’ll of Ben Bernlo died. Bemle was leaaii For a man It la perfect. It are because great conquistador, Queen. read, the mother ~ They comfortable to be at her is an otfter of have no belly laughs from Amos and Andy on future Saturday Chicago. He rushed away bedside, arriving Mode has four long vertical packets there covering before death came. In those last days she wanted to hear hold all his Klelnert’s soft downy absorbent the we’ll but > Inside to shaving nights. 'We’ll miss boys and miss the King Fish, music. They are made of a light- Stockinette. Ktartu boy's and toilet For a wom- Amos and want a to an occasional But ho didn’t have hla band. The story goes that he called upon weight dainty silk In every one things. Andy breathing spell, spend They ate sanitary because they TO-DAF his old friend Olsen. To be stfl-e, they are rivals In a work-a-day world, of the fashionable colors to an, It will carjr her toiletries Saturday night at the lodge hall and, of course, share “most of be can be sterilised In boiling water, but old friends out of hours. Perhaps Olsen would send certain match the hue of your gown, can be used at working and hose and laundered in a machine and do not them at Ruby Taylor’s home or Madame Queen’s beauty shop. tunes to the bed-room, over the air waves. it light or dark. Made of pure silk* and colorfast. home for a sewing or hose hag.. become sticky. If love interferes with your business, give up business. That’s Olsen listened to the story. guaranteed “Me send music to your mother! No, old fellow, she wants you— What Amos and Andy are one night a week. And doing;—for she doesn’t want me Here, now—go on and take my band— 39c 49c tp $2.50 $1.49 ea. if this makes Brother Crawford’s wife, un-hap-pee, its just too direct the boys yourself ...” pair Just a hard-boiled town—New York—full of mugs and selfish folk what? -[o]- Ah—So That’s It! Editor Tall Tower Topics: The seventh annual masquerade It’s in Burton Rascoe’s "Titans of Literature” that I learned for the first time that paragraphic and gagsome columnlng dates back to theMILLER&PECKco. the Star and Ideal Club of the International Silver daace given by Daniel Defoe. Small wonder, then, that he sent his "Robinson Crusoe” Company. Factory J, will be sponsored Saturday evening, November to a desert island. 12, at Grange Hall in Mill Plain. The Varsity orchestra will furnish the music for. dancing. Here’s hoping you're on hand, for a gala time is in store for all. Frank Tracy. (Thanks, Frank. — The Ed.) -Io)-

Dear Christy: Our daughter, Edna, will open this Monday evening, November 14th, in George White’s new elaborate pro- Radio Guild to ProooM Da Wolff .Hopper Returns ■ at the House WTIC duction, “Music Hall Varieties,’’ Metropolitan Optra “»$ You LNtt It”—WJI to “Roses and Drums” Kilocycles in Philadelphia, and after the opening week the show moves into INITIAL RADIO CITY Hartford ... "■ . the Casino Theatre On Broadway in New York city. Naturally "Am Tou Like It,’* Shakeapeare’a De Wolf Hopper, "grand old 12:20—Farm and Homo Forum. in the man of the American stage,” will her husband and mother and myself feel fine to find her famous comedy, wjll be presented 1:00—BIuo Room Echoes—Joseph same cast with Lily Damita, Harry Richman, and scores of others, by the Radio Guild over a coast* BROADCAST NOV. 13 play a return engagement by pop- Blume, director. these times. On she uses her maiden name to-coast National Broadcasting ular request In tip Sunday episode 1:20—Merry Madcaps—Norman especially during stage director. network on Monday, No- The first broadcast from Radio of "Roses and Drums,” over the Cloutier, of Edna Eustace. She has been married one year now, Mrs Percy company 2:00—Football vember 14. City will bring Roxy and His Gang WABC-Columbla network, from game. we missed when in last month, back to the air over a coast-to- 4: SB—Silent. A Helton. Sorry you Waterbury An expert radio cast will enact HE’S UP IN THE AIR! to coast NBC-WEAF network tomor- S:00 6:30 p. m„ EST. •s Edna was with me that old Rosa the play for NBC-WJZ audiences day, renewing acquaintances. row 1:30 m., B. 8. A month ago Mr Hopper at 4:00 p. m., E. 8. T. William 8. afternoon, at p. played <5i last and I had a nice chat with of Ponstile sang in Toledo Sunday, Rainey will play the part of Or- T., M. H. Aylesworth, president the roleof Davey Crockett in a Meters WEAF Kilocycle* the National Broadcasting com- her for some time, recalling happy (will I say happier?) days lando. Florence Malone, who ljas chapter of this radio e&ga of the New Fork In Guild pany, announced today (October with Mr and Mrs Poli, the and mutual friends in played many parts pro- American home. So grtat was the back Baubys, ductions, will enact the role of 26). his 1:00—Beetor orchestra; Art Jar* New Haven, Meriden and Waterbury. As you know her dear Rosalind. Other well known NBC The celebrated showman and public response that the sponsors entertainers, who have been away him for rett, songs. was a severe strain when actors will complete the cast. of the series re-engaged mother died a few days ago—Rose under for more 1:30—Gill orchestra. Vernon Radcllffe, Radio Guild from the microphone the forthcoming drama, wherein to the second the air from 2:00—Football game. •n this midwest trip. However, true her profession, director, has adapted the play for than a year, will take he will play the role of Dr Marcus theater In Radio 4:20—The lady Next Door. entered the her little the sadness in PHONE 3-4013 radio presentation. A musical the new RKO City Whitman, courageous missionary abe stage audience suspected full hour to be known 6:00—lLeonard Lewis, songs. call of the of that In a program dhd surgeon. and an honor to know her. and use oar free and background songs trio. her heart. Wonderful sincere girl, ■ as and His Gang—His Initial 6:16—Rhythm Boys service. period also will be heard. Roxy The episodes are from the year delivery Radio Broadcast. The Roxy 6:30—Tea Dansante. Election? Well, radio did its part and next time television will All Plain Garment* City of 1845 and the setting is Whit- which will precede the 6:46—Seckatary Hawkins— ■■■■.. program, man’s Indian mission at Waillaptu, it the other way Eustace, French a Children7*'Club. perhaps swing again. Regards-—Bob Dry Cleaned opening of the RKO theater as on the' Oregon trail. 341 MO Ensemble. Toledo, Ohio. » playhouse, will be the first enter- 6:00—Concert Ustcn WABC Kilocycle* tainment broadcast to go on -the 6:20—Eva Taylor, songs; South* New York air from Radio City, In New York's ernalre* Male quartet; -[°]- 50c iso i83tt new Center. u/npr Joshua said His Guitar; Rockefeller v ” Palace i Meters Kilocycle* Clarence Jones, piano. our dance £Ieanerys 1:00—Hall orcheatra. (8. L. Rothafel), who has Dear Christy: Enclosed please find two tickets for Roxy Hartford B. 1:10—Madison Ensemble. not participated fn any radio series 6:45—Arthur Reeve, Heywood Circle on avenue. Dyers Broun, speakers. to be given Sunday night at the Workmen’s Spencer 2:00—Dance orchestra. * since he and his “gang” went oft East Main St. Hall’s Taft orches- 7:00—Jane Froman, songs. of 1932-1933 season, we know are 638 2:15—Spanish revue. the air a year ago, will personally 1:00—George At this is our first hop the* things 7:15—Talk Grenfell, Plant Owners 2:30—Bcrrons's orchestra; Male act as master-of-ceremonies at the tra. by Wilfred over with a Music be furnished Paul-Bernie and going bang. will, by Aide About Our One Day quartet. broadcast. In this capacity he will 1:80—Football Souvenir program. Explprer Missionary. and dances will be over as Service. ■_ 2:45—Football—Notre Dame- a surprise program of his 1:45—Notre Dame-Northwestern 7:#0—Three Jesters, songs. an<| their Rhythm Kings novelty put only # present Northwestern at South own direction featuring a cast of football game. 7:15—The Goldbergs. Phi Pi can do them. Hoping you can find time to come, we Alpha Bend, Ind. actors, singers and artists selected 4:00—Spanish Serenade. 8:00—Archer Gibson, organ. remain. Yours* truly—Alpha Phi Pi Fraternity, S. Lichtenstein, Jr, 5:00—Duchin orchestra. from the entertainers who will ap- 4:80—George Hall’s orchestra. 8:30—Dr Harold G. Moulton, 5:00—Eddie orchestra. President of the Brookings committee. And success to the 6:3 pear In the theaters of Radio City, Duchln’s chairman of dance (Thanks. hop— 0—Sklppy—Sketch. Interviewed on •6:45—Tito Guizar, tenor. and a large symphony orchestra 6:80—Skippy. Institution, (Christy.) trio. conducted by Brno Rapee. 5:45—Tito Gulzar, Mexican tenor. the Economic World To- 6:00—Funnyboners in the air In truth la Resume. Roxy and His Gang, who gave Up “Cap- 6:00-yThe Funny boners. day by Felix Morley. Week End 6:16—Program tain Jack” his aerial -[o]- Specials 6:20—Dance orchestra. the first full program ever broad- considering 6:15—Riviera orchestra. 9:00—Concert orchestra, direotlon ] activities combined with somewhat 6:30—Kddie Dooley’s Football cast from a theater more than 6:80—Eddie Doloey’s football Erno Rapee. e Pair limiting Shoe*—Assorted hasardous actlties In the Judgles of orchestra; Walter Editor Tall Tower I agree in your article to-night dope. eleven years ago, were among the dope. 10:00—Bernle Topics: sizes—$6.00 value the Yucatan. Jack," a orchestra. Herbert, 6:45—Jack Miller, songs. most celebrated attractions on “Captain 6:45—Jack Miller and O'Keefe; Evelyn in which you call attention to a certain laxity among Is now Moadcast Halil (Thursday) for. 7:00—The Political Situation In air for ten years. DUrfitg that de- Juvenile program. 7:00—Frederic W. Wile, "The soprano; Robert day, over WABC and the Columbia net- does — more six in Wash- baritone. voters. But of course this is not true of Waterbury alone. It Washington To-night cade Roxy received than Political Situation work dally except Saturday and 11:00—Scottl orchestra. in the world must $4.50 Hunting Frederick William Wile. million letters from the radio audi- ington To-night.” Mem too bad that the best government carry $3.00 Sunday at 5:15 p. m., Est, from Breeches and Trousers 7:15—Btern orchestra. ence, and* thousands of listeners 7:15—Connie Rsewell. 11:80—Whiteman orchestra. to the booths on election I have never seen a word station WBBH In Clilcago. Pos- songs. its voters day. 7:30—Meyer the Buyer—Comic have written during the past year 7:80—“Meyer the Buyer.” 12:00—Ralph Klrbery, sibly you’ll recognize the Captain and Phillips. 1F:05 a. m.—Kahn orchestra. of this kind until I read the article in your Tower column. $2.2.1 sketch. asking when Roxy and His Gang 7:46—Keenan printed $1.50 as Don Ameche, whose voice has 8:00—Abe orchestra. orchestra. Vests Boswell, songs. would resume their broadcasts. Lyman's 12:20—Lopes It was splendid on your part. I have often wondered why 7:4$—Connie been heard In a score of CBS roles. C. Hill. just 3:00—Lyman orchestra. Born in Stillwater, Mlnp, half a 8:15—Edwin at the 7.1 Outside Paint—In gray, olchestra. some party didn’t run you for office. You’d be surprised gala 8:15—News—Edwin C. Hill. century ago, Rothafel, whom the 8:30—Isham Jones’ 89ft 760 green and (1 40 that Ruth don’t consider such a 8:30—Jones orchestra. world knows as Roxy, started his 8:00—Music Satlsiles; Meters WJZ 1 friends you have in Waterbury. Why you “Th* Good Earth” on orchestra. KHocydse, red at, gal. edreer as a cash boy In a New York Ettlng, Shilkret’s New Fork it’s nice to have 0:00—Ruth Ettlng. songs; Shll- thing and let us know about it. But you telling department store. He soon loft 0:16—Girl’s trio. Metal kret’s orchestra. ‘‘Music / Radio know are there, but do not New however, to manage 9:80—Crown Hotel orchestra. ua things about ourselves that we 29c That Satisfies.” York, Sunday Sight 1:80—To be announced. Ventilators. moving picture theaters in the mid- 10:00—William O’Neil. to admit them. I'll tell you some more things 9:16—Female trio. 2:00—Football gam*. care publicly west, and when he returned to the “The Good Earth," Pearl Buck’s 10:16—Public Affairs Institute. All Copper 9:30—Band concert, direction Ed- 4:30—Concert orchestra; Theo- later.—D. S. K. you liked the comment to which you * city in 1913 it was as manag- famous novel, Is going on the air. 10:46—Vaughn de Leath. (I’m glad $2.98 ward d’Anna. big dore tenor. Wash Boilers. director of the Btrand theater, Scenes and episodes from the 11:00—Lombardo's orchestra. Drollet, refer and await next letter with interest.—The Ed.) 10:00—William O’Neal, tenor. ing 6:00—To announced. your then motion picture- story, now featured as a Theater 11:30—California Melodies. be Storm Window 10:15—An Interpretation of the tl\e largest house In the world. Guild play, will be heard over a 6:80-rSwanee Serenadera 10c • German Elections — Dr -toj- Hangers, pair.. He was the 'first theatrical di- National Broadcasting company 5:45—Llltlo Orphan Annie. Julius Curtlus: 6:00—Little German band. rector to interest himself in radio, network to-morrow, with members 800 the returns came in last 10:45—Vaughn de Leath, songa. 600 VJ1CC 6:30—Laws That Safeguard So- Editor Tall Tower Topics: After and It was at the Capitol theater, of the stage cast enacting the ” 11:00—Lombardo orchestra. Meters Kilocycles — L. which he was then manager, scenes the radio. ciety Dean Gleason it became clear to anybody with an ounce of sense that melodies. of foy and Now Haven Tuesday Ilv30—California that Roxy’s Gang was born early Alla Nazlmova, whose only other Bridgeport Archer. , but a democratic 12:00—Florito orchestra. Waterbury is nothing city. pThe republicans STRAUSS in 1924. Since then he has become air appearance was In the NBC ver- 6:45—Weeks orchestra. 12:80 a. m.—From Hawaii: Noble’s under so much it’s a wonder will famous wherever there are receiv- sion of Eugene O'Neill’s trilogy 1:00—George Hall’s orchestra. 7:00—Amos V Arfdy. here have been snowed anybody orchestra; Serenaders or- ing sets. In 1927 he opened his "Mourning Becomes Electra," will 1:29—Time. 7:16—Jack Fulton Jr, tenor. ticket. don’t the democratic party Hardware Co. Lulka Pohena and > run on their Why you join chestra; Own playhouse in New York city, play the Jlart of O-lan, Claude 1:30—News. 7:80—Cuckoo Program, with Kinney, songs. and be with the winners instead of being for prohibition. Come son BAST MAIN ST. Ray and after four successful years .Rains, stage star of a dozen suc- L:45—Request Record Selections Raymond Knight. 1:00—Kardos orchestra. us. withdrew from this venture as- cesses, will play the part of Wang and Shopping New*. 8:00—American Taxpayers Chris, better on the band wagon with the rest of If Dial 5-1103 orchestra. \o on, get 1:80—Harrod sociate himself with entertainment Lung, the Chinese farmer. 2:30—Silent for WCAC. League. How does sound to ? you do we’ll run you for congress. that you in Radio City- The episodes to be presented 4:80—The Dance Parde. 8:16—Sims orchestra; XIomay —M. B. H. (I’m deaf in one ear and can’t hear at all in the 422 U/AD 710 over an NBC-WJZ network from 6:00—"Bob” Emery. Bailey, soprano. Meters " Kilocycles 10:30 to 11:00 p. m., E. S. T„ will 6:15—The Fashion Parade. 8:30—Road to Romany; Genla other.—Christy). Newark include some of the hlghspot 6:30—News flashes. t Fonarlova, soprano; Gypsy dramatisations of the Pulitzer 6:45—Tito Gulzar, Mexican tenor. music. as done Owen and 6:00—The 9:00—Gus Van; Plcken’s Sisters, -[o]- 00—Krlcketfs orchestra. prize novel, by funnyboners. Donald Davis. orchestra. songs; Arden's orchestra. 30—The Home Singer. 6:16—Riviera is his black and Other Guild to take 6:80—"Bob” Emery. 9:80—House of .Connelly—Com- See-sawing. Earl J. Kurtz advertising gold Columbia vs players part ;46r—Football; In the broadcast will be 6:45—News. edy sketch. orchestra with black and cards. A novel idea, PEP Brown at Baker Field. Henry dance gold identity TraverS as the father, Sydney 7:00—The Political Situation in T0:80—Three Keys, songs. 30—Ariel Ensemble. — we. Dave De Voe of Cedarcrest contributes a grand donation Greenstreet, Jessie To-night 10146—Mathilda Harding, piano; aay Resume. married and Ralph, .Clyde Washington 00—Program q—is joe White Franklin, Gertrude William Wile. Irene Harding, organ. of tinfoil to the Tower fund. Dave is the granddad of Shirley Eunice Ensemble. children? Flynn, MArjorle Frederick ST AMIN A--VIT ALITV 05—Hawaiian as he any Wood and Kate Morgan. 7:16—donnle Boswell, songs. 11:00—Red and Ramona, songs. with calls with the Course—Dr A—Yes. A and two boys. .Taylor, who honors the Tower frequent precious 30r-French girl 7:30—Meyer the Buyer, Comlo 11:16—Lew White, organ; Trio Thatcher Clark. Q—Was John Fogarty boro In was on hand to see that Dave’s contribution Chief Two sketch. Romantlque. metal. And Shirley Moon/ 00—Undo Don. lontana? 888.1 1*70 '000 _ 7 " 7:45—Keetian and Phillips, piano orchestra. She’s a little and a teddy of Sioux 8. D., Meters 12:00—Denny reached its destination. grand gal sported 80—Voice Experience. A—No, In Falls, bpt Kilocycles 12:80 a. m.—Fisher’s orchestra. Bitter Oil Ford—Frick. his on ranches Boston pictures. bear muff on her recent visit. Names is names. Anyway, here’s one 00—Sports 0 spent boyhood 8:00—The Gosslpers. the "weak elster" Sisters and 1 Montana. of Shelton last Stop playing 15— Keller Lynch, 8:16—Edwin C. Hill—Talk. star, for the Daniel Shelton was elected mayor Brno Rapee a composer Irene Taylor, NBC singing glossary. —a healthy body la your herlt- songs. Q—Is 1:10—Harold Stoked orchestra. 8:80—Isham Jones and orchestra. orchestra, orchestra. as a and If so with Paul Whiteman’s Hold ... age. Do not be deprived of It. 30—Berger’s s well conductor, 2:00—Football Tuesday. everything. same. 6:00—Les Paradis Dance band. is proud of the fact that whltOman :00—Little Symphony orches- rhat did he write? 6:10—Swanee Start Chief Two “Diane” and Serenaders—Har- 1:15—Do, Re, Ml—Female trio. calls her by the nickname, •Half- Taking tra; Stefan Kozakevlch, A—“CharmaJne,” old .Stokes’ orchestra. Restaurant or- -[o]- (be most popu- 6:10—princess Pint” and "Shrimp.” baritone; Philip James, Angela Mia” are 6:45—Little Orphan Annie. Moon Bitter Oil To-day works. chestra. is cele- conductor. >r of his 0:00—Weather; flashes. Brass the merry-go-round Adele Vailitis and where was Ward temperature; L0:00—News ringing Take It faithfully according to :0A—Tito Coral, baritone. —When "An In- is • sports review. L0:16—Dr Julius CUrtlus, removal of her Crary, Jr, dlreettone and you will be well 16— orchestra. Oilson bom? _ brating the appendix Johnny Msdrlguera 6:0 0—Radio billboard. terpretation of the German rewarded. : 6—Robison orchestra. A—May S3, 1005, at Trenton, down Maine for a few weeks. Lucky feller Howard 4 6:14—Time. Elections.” : 16—Chandler Goldthwalte, or- r. j. at his home. He teaches music Prepared Only by did John 8. 6:10—Alice O’Leary, contralto; 10:45—Vaughn de Death, songs. Pritchard will spend Thanksgiving gan. Q—What university will Attend? Oscar Blgart, violinist. 11:00—Lombardo orchestra. in Pearson high school on Long Hal Jaeger Chief Two Moon Herb Co. :4S—Mildred Hunt, songs. roung 6(46—O’Leary’s Irish Minstrels. 11:30—California Melodies. Islantj :00—Time; weather. A—Yale. with his Hal is a senior at dear old WATERBITRY, CONN. of the 7:00—Time; Amos ’n’ Andy. 13:00—Ted Florito and his orches- spend turkey day parents. :02—Dance orchestra. q—is Dwight Latham or barl- 7:11—Collegians quartet. tra. W-’i'ismi. rickev-rax At the Dt Molav play, the Rainbow :30—Woodworth orchestra. IVutyeast Jesters a tenor ,1 7:10—Cuckoo—Kayjnond Knight; 13:80 a. m.—Special program from MO INVENTED uniforms. Looks orchestra. one? girls will do the ushering, dressed in white sailor :09—Dance A—Tenor. orchestra, direction Robert Honolulu. THE VACUUM Armbruster. •. Brother Chi- Is the Goldbergs’ .TUBE FOB i...v a caim ingot at sea for the cash customers q—What hem4 song? 6:00—Barn danoe. 870 " chester can be seen on fair days, taking'his pet kdka _ 1:10—Road to XUC. v quite frequently «JS. A—Toeefn’s “Serenade.” Romany—Oe/ila Meters ”UI Kilocycles bull dog for a promenade on the avenue SWEHS Pittsburg Fonarlova, soprano; gypsy Schenectady TO YESTERDAY'S QUARTET , music. PRESENT _ Paul 9:00—El Toro Week-End revue. 5:00—Same as WJZ. The quartet In C major by three 9:!0—Joe Hines’ orchestra. 6:00—Joe and Eddie—Sketch. one of the only 1 •: 30—Titpe: weather. Ilndemtth, tenor. / written the famous 10:00^-HoteI Bridgeway orchestra. 6:16—Billy Rose, Editor Tall Tower Wednesday’* heavy rain gave me iflJUTUPgCUBSp 5:32—Sport review. tiarteu by 6:30—Studio Ensemble. Topic*: lesslan composer, will be preseot- 10:16—Club Cascades orchestra. at Brassco ADMIRAL 8:37—News reposts. scores. ■jfm id** that needa support. Upon seeing the school field Down- d League of Composers 10:10—Three Keys—Negro Har- 6:50—Football 8:45— Bill and Alex of the by the as WEAF. LORD NEL- to-morrow morning from mony trio. 7:00—Same filled by the rain I thought, why can’t a suitable portion town Y M C A< tuartet, New York park partially SON wan the hero a. m., BST., over 10:46—News. v 7:16—Problems Facing WJZ. ■, 0:10 to 11:00 — so that we can have a rink in the 7:0#—Same as State of this land be flooded skating of the battle. Ensemble. 0ABC and the Columbia network, 11:00—Time; weather; temper- Municipalities 7:15—Atkinson String E. Roesch, mayor. so we wouldn't have to out east for our ‘resented for the first time on the ature; sports review. Charles western part of the city go EVANGELINE'S 7:30—Political talk. Buffalo. the selection will be performed 11:11—Night Bong—Lew White, am because if would use this bom* tat Id 7:45—Homey arid Old Fashioned Ir, as recreation. I writing you you < 7:30—Same WEAF. •kating y Nicolai Beresowsky. first vio- organist someone with ORAND PRE. In quartet 8:00—Lady Fingers, pianists. ** h an article in your widely read column, perhaps as WJZ. la; Mischa Muscanto, second vlo- 12:00—Jack Denny's orchestra. what I* now Nova 8:00-11:00—Same and 8:16-^Bsrnasd Silberg, ’cello. This is this for the benefit of those 1:00—Sport review; news. in; Mitya •oilman, viola; 12:00—Time. power could put through proposition •cotta: bay or on 8:80-11:16—flame as WEAF. A MAP Of— i l:*3—Explorer# program of lavld Freed, ,'oCMo, saw feature in this section. Wilbyite .. niNDY la noted Com- There are let of minds 1:15—Alice Thomas, organ. Sincerely—A tawlc* : be weeklk broadcast by the * legal WHAT COUNTCY? jpkig Ita of much talent among for Iranian- 2:28 a. m.—Messages to /Dwellers munity Center Conservatory and judicial SOW TIDES- VK?tt&X. NBC's perform# re. Mr