Stability Noted In • • ROAMING THE AIR WAVES • • -With RAY FITZPATRICK- Seasonal Expansion Oole Nelson, whose band Is Sammy Kaye's popular dance P heard on the Bakers’ Broadcast, band may be beard Thursday WATR PROGRAMS Favorable Features in Survey of Busi* has an all-Wlntcr contract Outstanding signed afternoon at 3:3d through with New York's Hotel Lexington, imauiwiBiM emln- ness Conditions in United States where he has been playing .in the WATB. Kaye’s orchestra grill room for two months. During ates from the Mutual Broad- 2:00—Dybat: Resolved,' That the ut Co- Increased re- the two months, the hotel an- casting System. ISstenslon Consumers' ; Business in the United States con- way equipment—has operatives would contribute all of its records for at- tinues to show the favorable fea- cently, and the outlook In these di- nounced, • to the Public Welfare. were broken. tures that have been observed in rections Is believed to be favorable. tendance Phil Cahill, director of the 3:00—Kb and Zeb. 3:15—Say It With Myitc. recent months, states the current The construction Industry reports WATR Playhouse, announces that on the When band 3:40—Petticoat Air. issue of The Survey, pub- further toward higher lev- Kay Kyaer’s a series of detective mysteries will 4:00—House of Peter McGregor, Guaranty progress "I Lave Yon From Coast lished the Guaranty Trust Com- of with played be aired soon- The players have 4:1.5—.Let's Dance. by els activity, gains especially ta Coast” on the Football Re- Kaye's Orch. of New York. building, been off the air for a couple of 4.‘30—Sammy pany marked In residential nte it had an actual meaning 5:00—iThclc Harry. The trend in the last few weeks which Is as the key to re- weeks but will return Sunday af- 5:15— Melody Parade. regarded tell his radio au- that he didn’t ternoon. Dec. 20th at 3 o'clock. Ca- 5:30—World In Review. has been characterized by stability covery. Although the total valu* about For the and moderate seasonal last month dience engage- hill Is having difficulty In finding 5:45—Melody Pirade. expansion. of contracts awarded ment of Miss Hutch- 0:00—Transrndlo News. The continues, rather than than In Au- Dorothy talent among Waterbury men- and Survey was somewhat smaller ins, United Air Lines hostess, 6:15—Ray Kllspatrleb—Mattatuck further a tendency of above is Issuing one last call for appli- Man About To>vn'. by sharp gains, gust, a wide margin gain and Dnning, Kyser’s that natural in view of the ex- George cants before recruiting out-of-town 0:30—SUffn off. is last year’s level was maintained. musical has been an- lull that took arranger, talent. ceptionally slight place Building Contracts Increase nounced. Dnning met her on an In the summer. M. Particular significance Is attached airliner. On sereral trips- be re- A. in Swinging constanntly upward 7:00—Ton O' The Morning. The normal seasonal expansion to the fact that residential con- newed his acquaintance. The in the the few weeks. 3:00—Transradio News. general business is reflected tracts in exceeded tha romance continued by tele- during past Bird September the 3:15—Karly Herepsylc. railway freight movement, which and special “Chapel In Moonlight” 8:45—Francis J. Cronin, Organist. totals for non-resldential building phone, telegraph In has advanced to a new level letter. will be leads all the rest this week 0:00—Morning Devoilons. high and heavy engineering projects. deUrery They Guide. for the and continues to show Dee. 22. the list of the nation's favor- 0:15—Shoppers* year Prior to the depression, residential ite It will be played by 9:45—t.'uli Reporters. a substantial margin of gain above songs. 10:00—John .Metcalfe's Choir T,oft, building Was the most Important Salter and his orchestra the 1936 figures. The same is true Vincent Lopez and members of his Harry 10:15—On Time With the News. category of new construction; but in “Your Hit Parade and Clinic. of electric power production, which band, heard on the Speedshow, CHAPPLE, Tice presi- 10:30—Marriage September was the first time since Sweepstakes" over the WABC- 10:45—Walter Kidder. for several weeks has run consist- the final of 1028 that this have written another song, carry- BENNETTdent of tbe American Rolling Barnes with Katsman's quarter Columbia Saturday, 11:00—Pat ently more than 16 per cent, above ing the general theme of their network Mill Company, la known to millions Orch. condition obtained. The resump- hit, December from 10:00 to the totals for the pe- “Knock, fcnock.” The new song is 12, of radio listeners as the Ironmaster. 11:30—Kd Fitzgerald and Company. corresponding tion by residential building of its Musleale. riods last “What’s Your Business?” 10:30 p. m. Hla radio talks on the part tbe iron 11:45—Morning year. former position of preeminence Is 12:00—Mid-Day House Party. Retail trade has also been well “I’ll Sing You a Thousand and steel industry plays in present- considered a normal and healthy de- P. M. business failures have Jimmy Dorsey, who conducts Uis Songs” is In second place day life are a feature of the Armco 12:15—Melodic Moments. maintained, velopment that may mark a defin- continued at the lowest level re- the orchestra in the Music Hall, CBS PAGE CLICKS ON BOWES HOUR and closely pressed by “It’s Band Program, heard over the NBC- 12:30—Transradlo and Democrat ite return to a more favorable set News. in and the uses an unusual the De-Lovely.” ace tune of “Bed, network on Sunday evenings. ported many years, gen- of conditions than has existed in baton, only In his own Qlue 12:43—Melodic Moments. figurative back yard—the CBS Radio Playhouse. Major Bowes of the eral level of commodity prices has one of its ind in existence. Bing Hot and Blue.” Others 1:00—In Crlraellght. many years. found talent for his Amateur Hour in the of Robert a the some emcee of the hall, had person Lipson, Seven,” tunes that are 1:15—Terry O'Toole. remained stable, although Crosby, who “Lucky The underlying trend In the au- page. Robert, ushers many an amateur into the Major’s presence, in 500--W ICC--3ridgeport--600 1:30—Concert In Miniature. weakness has in basic a tnrey leg polished for him to now the highest countrywide appeared has been found courage to ask for a for himself. In his recent p. M. 1:45—Ranny Weeks’ Orch. tomobile Industry tempor- was left over try-out appearance favor, to be on the commodities in the last few weeks. use. The dFumstlc played and obscured the sus- on the program, Robert’s singing drew a from the radio audience 3:00—Molly of the Movies. 2:00—Boy Girl. has been arily by partial from at the response broadcast are “I’ve Got You 2:16—Treasures in This reactionary tendency Thanksgiving Day which indicated that the 3:13—Manhattan Matinee. Melody. pension of production necessitated home. Playhouse very soon may be looking for a under My Skin.” “You Turned 2:30—Monitor News. most apparent in markets for some Crosby 3:30—Melodic Moments, Emery by the Introduction of new models. new usher. the Tables on Me,” “The Way 2:45—Palgner House Knsemble. of the leading farm commidlties, Deutsch. 3:00—Kb and Zeb. This Interruption resulted In a sharp in a dramatic Look and “Pen- which had shown exceptionally Spencer Tracy, you Tonight” 4:00—Curtis Institute of Music 3:16—Fraudbcrg’a Orch. curtailment of output In Septem- of nies from Heaven.” over a of several sketch, heads the cast Rudy presenting an All-LIzst 3:30—Hammy Kaye's Orch. sharp gains period but the movement has 4:00—House of Peter The however, ber, upward Vallee’s Variety Hour on Thursday, Edith Dick, soprano, and Program. McOPegor. months. recession, J)e Hongs. 4:15—Let's Dance. begun and Is expected to continue December 10. Other stars of the New York Stations will be 4:45—(logo Lys, has not yet continued long enough Buddy Clark, tenor, 3:00—Jack Onslow’s Baseball 4:30—Top Tunes of the Day. rapidly as additional plants com- entertainment to be broadcast over • • • • • 9 m m • to suggest a reversal of trend. heard in vocal refrains. School. 5:00—Uncle Harry. plete their preparations. Nothing the NBC red network at 8:00 are 5:13—Dorothy (Jordon's Children’s Parade. Continued Gains In Employment WEAF—660 — WOIl—710 WJZ—760 IVABC—860 0:15—Melody has occurred to 'alter the funda- who used to be billed as Corner. 5:30—World-In-Re view. the favorable business re- Joe Cook, Among favorable of the 200—WDRC—Hartford—1330 3:30—Treasure Adventures, Jack 5:45—Melody Parade. that have been made mentally position the ’’One-man vaudeville show”; M II H t PTH ports public P. M. 6:00—Transradlo News. Industry or to modify the expecta- British 6:15-*-WEAF—News; From Rue nos in the last few weeks is that of the Doris Hare, comedienne; I .'1:00—Manhattan Matinee. 5:45_WK?C News Bulletins. 6:15—Fay Fitzpatrick—Mattatuck of 4:00—WKAF—Busse Orch. Aires: Pan-American tlo nthat the high level output Don Tannen, a Russian dialect 3:30—Melodic Moments. 0:00—Yankee Network News Ser- Man About Town. Department of Labor covering in- WOH-Lanin Orch. I*eace Conference—Edward maintained so far this year will con- comedian from vaudeville; and 4:00—Curtis Institute of Music. vice. 6:30—Sign Off. dustrial employment in September WJZ—National Congress of Tomlinson, Commentator. G: 15—.Tackle Dugan, “On Wings of tinue. John H. who was WJZ—Future of 4:45—Gogo DeLys. in and Captain Ayers, Barents and Teacher*. Republican fi:00—Sunbrlte Junior Nurse Song”. mpjoyment manufacturing Party—Ue tative Corp. Another that ait head of the Missing Persons Bu- WABC—Curtis Institute Mu- presen 5:15—Christmas Tree Grove. 0:30—The Merry-Go-Round. 288—WTIC—Hartford-1040 ngn-manufacturlng industries in- Industry reported Hamilton Fish. reau of the New York City police sicale, Barabara Thorne, 5:30—Treasure Adventures of Jack 0:45—Renfrew of the Mounted, 3:00—"Pepper Young's Family”. cluded in the compilation increased exceptionally high level of oper- Soprano; Jorge Bolet, WAUC—Bobby Henson— drama. 3:15—Ma Perkins. manufac- department for seventeen years. Sketch. Masters. last month about 355,000 work- ations was cotton-textile 5:45—News Service. 7:00—K. K. Polish Orchestra. 3:45—The O'Neills. by has been in for more ture. Domestic mills In September Tracy Hollywood 4:15—WOK—News. C:30—W10AF—Press-Radio News. 0:00—Buddy Clark. 7:15—"Popeye, the Sailor,’• drama. 4:00—Harry Busse'a Orchestra. ers and weekly payrolls by a number of and his Sketch. 7:30—“The Goose Creek 4:30—Men of the West. the consumed 629,727 bales of raw cu.- years reputa- 4:30—WKAF— Vocal Quartet. 0:15—Bobby Benson and Sunny Parson,” than $2,500,000. The gain marks WOK—Junior G-Men— sketch. 4:46—"Dick Tracy.” total o r tion has steadily grown with each WOK—Kaye Orch. Jim. sixth successive month in which in- ton, the highest September WJZ— Press-Radio News. 0:30—News Service. 7:45—Rublnoff—Virginia Rea. 5:00—Jack Onslow's BasebPll for picture. Most recently he has play- WJZ—Kogen Orch. creases in have been record and the highest figure AVABC—Press-Radio News. 0:35—Nut meggers. 8:00—Iza Bird, News and Rhythm Hchool of the Air. employment roles with a dramatic 4 :45—W month since 1933. Tl.e ed heavy KAK—Grandpa Burton, 0:35—WKAF—Castles of 0:45—Renfrew of the Mounted. 8:15—Dolly Mitchell, songs. 6:15—Tom Mix. shown. Comparisons with earlier any June, Sketch. Romance. in- touch. Captain Ayers, now retired WJZ— Revelers 7:00—Poetic Melodies with Jack 8:25—Real Life Drama. 5:30-"Jack Armstrong". show an increase of more notable progress made by this WJZ—Young Quartet. periods be Inter- Hickory— WABC—From Huenos Aires: Fulton. 8:30—George Burns and Grade 5:45—"Little Orphan Annie”. is attribut- from active duty, will Sketch. than 1,000,ooa workers in these in- dustry In recent months Review of Day’s Events at 7:15—Popeye the Sailor. Allen; Henry King’s Orch. 6:00—News. 6:15—Jackie Duggan viewed by Rudy on the operations De Songs • of ed in to the elimination of pro- WABC—Gogo Lye, Pan-American Peace Con- 7:30—Goose Creek Parson. and Tony Martin. Songs. dustries and rise nearly $32,- part famous Persons Bu- a] In to a broao of the Missing 5:00—WKAF—Studio Orch. ference—H. V'. Kal ten born, 7:45—Boake Carter. 0:00—Andre Kostelanetz* Orches- 6:30—Wrlghtvillc Clarion. 000,000 in payrolls since Sep- cessing taxes and part WOK—Studio Music. tra. Nino tenor and 6:40—Jackie Cooper. Jack Holt; weekjy reau- Commentator. 8:00—Cavalcade of America. Martini, and a of revival of demand for Its products Ensemble. chorus. Young’s Orchestra. tember, 1935, gain approx- WJZ—String G: 4 5— W10AF— and 8:30—George Burns and Grade Al- WABC—Junior Nurse Hilly Betty— Let’s Hom- 7:00—Amos 'n' 6,000,000 workers since the Corps Sketch. len. 0:30—“Come On. Sing,” Andy. imately —Sketch. er Rodeheaver, conductor. 7:15—Uncle Kara's Radio Station. in WOK—News; Resume. 0:00—Nino Martini and Andre Kos- low point of the depression PERSISTENT GIRLS COLLECT Sports true 7:30—"Four Star Hits”. 5: 15—WKAF—Tom Mix Straight WJZ—Lowell telanetz’ Orch. 10:00—“Gang Busters,” crime 1933. Thomas, 7:45—"Count of Monte Crlsto.'* March, Shooters. Commentator. 0:30—‘'Come On Let’s Sing”. d ram a. to Po be announced. 8:00—Ono Man's The steel industry continues New Philadelphia, O— fUP)— WOK Johnson Family— WAHC Renfrew of the 10:00—“Gang Busters”—Phillips 10:30—To Family. Orchestra. at a but couldn’t fine COMING Sketch. .Mounted. Lord. 10:45—Del Casino, songs. 8:30—Wayne King’s operate comparatively high lice looked they WJZ—The Freshmen— 10:30—To be announced. 11:00—Yankee News and Local 9:00—Fred Allen: with Peter Van rate, with a backlog of advance or- the two girls, 17 and 18 years old | 7:00—WKAF—Amos *n’ Andy— News. Stecden's Orchestra. Vocal 'Frio. 10:45—Del Casino—Songs. ders sufficient to main- who a ride with C. W DEC. 13 Sketch. 11:00—News Service. 11:30—Roger Pryor’s Orchestra. 10:00—Your Hit Parade. apparently "caught" WABC—Dorothy Gordon, WJZ Aces—Sketch. for East and re ; -Easy 11:15—Benny Goodman's Orchestra. 12:00—Ozzic Nelson and his Or- 10:30—l.aff and Swing. tain present levels of output Pepper of Cleveland o' Songs. WAHC—Jack Tenor, F fu S tM sat to naJ At1 Fulton, 11:30 — Roger Pryor’s Orchestra. chestra. 11:00—News. some time, pemand from three of fused to leave the motor car until 5:30—WKAF—Jack Armstrong— i 7:1 5—WKAF—Uncle Ezra—Sketch. A. M. 11:15—Cocoanut Grove Orchestra. Sketch. 12:00—Ozzic Nelson’s Orchestra. the industries— he gave them $2. Pepper said lie WOK— Iveifip Orch. his or- Masters principal consuming GENERAL ELECTRIC 1 A. M. 12:30—Bobby Meeker and 11:30—Frankie Orchestra. WOK -Story Teller’s House. WJZ—Sketch—James J. and rail- 12:30—Bobby Meeker’s Orchestra. chestra. 12:00—Weather Riport. automobiles, construction, complied. REFRIGERATOR WJZ—Singing Lady. Braddock. Heavyweight WABO—Treasure Adventures < ’hampion. of Jack Masters—Sketch. WAHC—Popeye the Sailor— 5:45—WKAF—L.ittic Orphan Annie Sketch. —Sketch. 7:30—WKAF—Frank Parker, Ten- WOK—Dick Tracy—Sketch. or; Ann Leaf, Organ. WJZ—Flying Time—Sketch. WOK—Lone Ranger— TRIPLE WABC—Wilderness Hoad— Business and Industrial Review Sketch. Sketch. WJZ—Lum ’n’ Abner— 6:00—WKAF—Our American Sketch. WoK—Uncle Don. WAHC—Goose Creek Parson THRIFT Schools. —Sketch. Animal News FACTS WJZ—News; and IMPORTANT 7:13—WEAK—Landt Trio To NRA Club. White. Dead Leaves Discolor Successor • WABC—Buddy Clark, WJZ—James W'ilkinson, Songs. Baritone. WAHC—Boake Carter, ON ILLUMINATION Coifi men la tor. Water In Reservoirs 8:00 —WKAF—One Man’s Family- Expected Shortly Sketch. W OK—Lessons in Hollywood Ten Pacts Emphasize Need —Guest—Anne Shirley, Ac-tress. State Plants Evergreens on Watersheds to Protect of Put Sales Executive on Committee President Advised; WJZ—Fanny Brice, Come- Adequate Lighting dienne. * Ask Business Men WABC—Cavalcade of Drinking Water—Purity Not Affected By Coloring Facilities What Price Cooperation? America; Story of the Christinas | Seal. Re- commerce. 8:15—WOK—Johnson Orch. With leaves from deciduous vege- sheds is that pines may be planted What Price—Cooperation? partment of Need for Illumination I 8:30— WKAF—Wayne King Orch. tation dropping on ail sides, one :losely together and when properly adequate ports are currently emanating from Belief Is pretty widespread that W OR — Va r 1 c t y M us lea le. reason why Connecticut's public is emphasized by these ten Impor- WJZ—The Shadow—Play, :ared for will tall without Washington sources Indicating that there will be at least an attempt to water grow tant facts concerning the eyes: with Ethel Barrynu>rc. supply utilities plant ever- branches from their 1. all is not so well on the front, as legislate a successor to NBA. Expert' WABC—George Burns and greens on the watershed land which arge sprouting The pupil of the eye becomes Oracle Allen, Comedians; surrounds the reservoirs instead of trunks, thus furnishing good, smaller with age; consequently regards ‘cooperation between gov- ence gleaned through NBA clearly i King Orch. as trees which lose their there Is need for more lights ernment and business. argues that no new should be 0 :00—\V FAF—Fred Allen. Come- annually itralght timber which Is largely Major George plans birthdays pile up. dian; Van Steeden Orch.; leaves becomes apparent. The ever- rree from knots. This is of partic-' L. Berry, appointed by the president founded on policies Improperly or Revue. the Variety greens are much more advantage- ilar advantage since the purpose of 2. If a child has to hold to labor. The WOH-Gabriel Heatter, as co-ordinator for industrial co- impractically partisan For Them Next Year ous on the watersheds than the the extensive of water- book he Is reading appreciably Itself has a vital stake Pay Commentator. planting operation, Is working day and night puzllc very trees because when closer to hts eyes than 13 or 14 WJZ —W PA Professional leaf-shedding sheds Is not only to break the fall to reduce the conflicts between vari- In this whole matter and In no he Parade. the rain water seeps through a de- of heavy rain and thereby to per- Inches, the probability Is that humble spirit we contend that sales WABC—Nino Martini, Tenor; ous labor elements and to assure Prices In of dead leaves the latter Im- needs glasses or better lighting, or success is final Lowest Waterbury Kostelanctz Orch. posit mit the water to seep slowly through worth-while results for his confer- the measure oi to the water a brownish color both. ! 0:15—WOR—Ttubinoff Orch. part the soil into the reservoirs without ences business leaders, sched- whether or not anl given plan works Solo- with j 9:30—W'OR—Hrusiloff Orch.; which, although it does not impair :arrylng topsoil with it, but also to 3. Light acts as a magnifier of uled for the first fortnight in De- out successfully—because on the ist. the water’s makes its ap- it for the water util- small details. An must be volume of and the rate WABC- Come Ori, Let’s Sing; purity, make possible object cember. Meanwhile many Industrial employment as nf be visible of to labor as measured real Ohi» Wesleyan Glee Club. pearance objectionable. ities to gain some financial return about twice large leaders are sincerely disposed to fur- pay by 10:00—'WKAF—Your Hit Parade; Another reason for the upon this vast acreage of land under one foot-candle of light as It ther between business wages. Sales executives can coii' Goodman Orch. super- cooperation of on which for reasons cannot would have to be under 100 foot- trlbut much to up a possible WOK Concert Orch.; Alfred abundance pines the water- sanitary and govrenment but are not favor- shaping candles. foot-candles successor to NBA. have a Wallenstein, Conductor. be devoted to other purposes. One hundred able tf> doing so through Major They Is one cent of closer of consumer WJZ—Willson Orch. Water Company officials are some- approximately per Berry or machinery he sets up. Cer- understanding WABC —Gang Busters— attludes than of times asked why the watershed maximum daylight. tain business heads feel he Is too is true most of the Sketch. factors called in to consider matters 10:30—WKAF—Willson Orch. COURT HOTEL land cannot be devoted to agricul- 4. The eyes readily adjust much a protagonist of labor to j of this kind. We rec- W( >R—Grummits—Sketch. tural pursuits which would enable themselves to a variety of condi- qualify satisfactorily in the role as- accordingly WJZ—Willson Orch. ommend that the and a. much more return tions and are slow to of to him, and the president A Tncorpora and BAR substantial complain signed advisory Sidewalk Streamlined Dydc Doll W BC—Federal other powers In Washington ration Guild—Senator Jo- than the slow process of cultivating their need for glasses or better council of business men who serve pul 23 Leavenworth St. outstanc" sales executives on theil Bicycles and seph C. Mahoney, Wyo- timber for the market. The answer lighting. They are unintentionally witl* Secretary of Commerce Roper Velocipedes Layette committees.—(Sales ming; From Washington, Now Under Personal Is that if land adjacent to public abused for their willingness. is said to favor the of Management). TV C. development water reservoirs were used 10:45—WABC,—Del Casino, Songs. Management of supply 5. Three times as much light is cooperative policies through the de- tor there would be I n:00—WKAF—News; Rodrigo Orch. farming always required for reading a newspaper JOHN BYRON $11.95 $4.95 $3.98 WOfl—News; Kenny Orch. the of contamination from MAURICE WALSH danger as for reading a book printed In proper lighting. WJZ—McCrew Orch. livestock and human habitation. As WABC—Goodman Orch. larger type. 10. Reading when the page Is COAL CO. it is land not close to the SPECIAL Favorite now, — 11:15—King's Jesters Orch. Your 6. Oood lighting generally aids brightly illuminated and the rest Est 1880 Office 78 Center WJZ—From Buenos Aires: LUNCHEON reservoirs but from which there is defective even more' than it of the room Is comparatively dark Pan-American Peafe Con- COCKTAILS some drainage into the public sup- eyes Phone 3-3489 Tomlin- DAILY often causes eyestrain and fatigue. ference— Edward ply is kept under constant surveil- helps normal eyes. ■ole mat. Haaelbroolc Coal son, Commentator. Some of the light should go to the lance to of 7. of the Jaaiea A. Phelan 11:30—WEAK— Masters Orch. 45c 25c prevent development OryAquarter young peo- ceiling. WOK—Kyscr Or eh. sources of pollution. ple, and three-quarters of all people WJZ—News; Coleman Orch. over 50, suffer from vision, WABC—Pryor Orch defecthjf much 13:0 0—W E A F—Sh a n dor, Violin; 8. Sewing Is generally R J. CARROLL Butler Printing Co. Hayes Orch. harder on the eyes than reading; 190 Meadow Orch. THOMAS F. JACKSON CO. Famous Reading Anthracite St, Phone 3*7347 WOR—Calloway therefore, much more Is need- WJZ—Gray Orch. light Quality Coal for 21 years WEST MAIN ST. — PHONE 3-0185 ed. Steel Coaster Children’s Fine, Strong WABC—Nelson Orch. Ill NONE BETTER MINED 12:30—WE Out- Fine Jobwork a \F—Lights — — hard — STONE TILE MARBLE 0. Reading In bed is usually Specialty Wagons Desks Sleds Sketch. MONUMENTS CUT CM E. Main Street Maple on the eyes, both because of poor Business Stationery WoR—-Pendarvls Orch. 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