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11:00 a. nr—“Casto and Outcast
in India." by Dhan Gopal Mukerji
llindu poet and dramatist.
4:00 p. m.—Slhyl Grifiith. soprano,
accompanied by \Vinitred T. Barr.
4zl5 p. m.-—Hcrma.n Levine, pinn~
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4:30 p. mI-wDelln. Riordan. lady
baritone. accompanied by “'initred
T. Barr.
4:45 p. m.—l‘zcrmun Levine. pian-
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7:00 p. m.-—~Danco program by
"The Six Musical Buddies" from the
Clef Club of New York_
7: 30 p. iii—Daily Sport Talk by
Thornton lgisher.
":40 p. m --—Lou15e Decker Scan-
Ion. sopiano.
and Stiuuss ( ‘lioral Socict). Brook-
lyn, New York.
8:30 p. m.--"How Your Receiving
Timer Works. by John \'_ L. Hogan
consulting engineer.
8:45 p. m.——Louise Decker Scan-
lon. soprano.
0:00 p. m.—-l’;. Fisher and com-
pany's "Actor L‘oi’ico" dhncu orches-
8:80 p. in_-—Reading of original
poems by Carlyle T. Siraub.
8:45 p. rn.-—Continua.tion of so;
prune solos by Gertrude Bronenkant.
6:15 p. m.—"Iciclc. Santa. Claus’
assistant in his toy factory. will speak
to the children.
6: :0 p. m.-—"Music While You
fine.” Kenneth Kitchen's club or-
chestra
6: 30 p. tin—"Mun in the Moon
Stories for the Children," coypright
ol’ the Newark Sunday Call.
7:00 p. m.—-—-“Mualc \Vhile You
Dine." Kenneth Kitchen's club or-
lehcstru.
“GI, Medici-d miside. Mass
(800 Meters)
12: 00 noon—Music program.
or forecast.
13:45 p. m_-——Closing report on
Farmers' Produce Market report.
8: 00 p. m. —Amrad “’omen's club
pro'am.
5: 30 p. xii—Closing stock market
reports.
6:15 p. m.—-Code practice lesson
8: 00 p. in. -—Songs by the AbraliainsNO 18"
6: 45 p. rim—Late news flashes:
' sport news.
7:80 p. m.—-—Eveninz program—‘1.
selected verses by Mr. Charles L. H.
Wagner. radio poet. 2 \ocal se-
lections by Miss Marion E. “Moon.
8. Red Cross Health Talk by Henry
Copley Green. 4. Continuation of
tru. o
“'01:. New York (405 Meters)
2:30 p. m.——Reading of original
DUQ'IIIS by (,‘ni-lylc 'i‘. Struub. former
member of the lloyui Air Force and
friends of Joyce Miller.
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Louis D. Mattern
2:45 p. m.—~Gcrtrudc Bronenkant.
lyric soprano.
3:00 p. m.—Alicc Dclysia. star of
“Topics oi 10:13" in a short talk.
8:15 p. m.»-Dr. Harriet \‘n’n Bli-
Musical program to be announced. _
“‘82. Springfield. Mass (887 Meter-s)
11:55 a. m.——Arlington time sig-
nals; webther reports; Boston and
Springfield market. reports
6:00 p. air—Dinner concert by the
WBZ Quintettc.
7:00 p. m.—"A Béar for Break-
fast." a. dramatized story from the
Youih's Companion.
7:80 p. m.-——-—'l‘willght Tales for the
kiddies-current book review by R.
rcn Pei-khan: of Brooklyn. in her
weekly talk on "Health Hints."
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9:55 p, rim—Arlington time signals.
11:00 p. m.——Progratn of chamber
music by the \VBZ quin’tette. and
Byron P. Hayden. baritone; Myrtle
C. Chapman. accompanist. *
“NZ, New York. (“allele“). -
3:00 p. tin—Organ recital on the
Hotel Astor organ by Y.oo Riggs; by
direct wire from the Hotel Astor.
4:15 p. m.—-Recitai by Tela Blok-
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8: 80 p. m. -—Sonx recital by Eliza-
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8. '46 p. m. —Pis.no recital by Gert’
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9:00 p. m—A talk on the Coast
Guard by Oliver M. Maxon. clue! of
the Division of Operation of the
United States Coast Guard.
9:15 p. m.—Vlolln recital by A. E.
Ambrosio of the United States Navy
band.
9:80 p; m.-—Song recital by Elin-
beth Dayton. soprano.
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man. soprano.
4:45 p. m.—-Concert by Joe Wall-
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5:00 p. ii1.+"The Larger Asprct oi
“’orld Aflalrs." by Frederick Dixon
of the International Interpreter. ~
5:15 p. m.——-Recital by Mrs. Paour-
opoulas. soprano. .
5:80 p. tin—Closing reports of the
New York State Department 0!
Farms and Markets: closing quota.-
tioos oi the New York stock Ex-
change: foreign exchange quota-
tions: "The Condition of the Lead-
ing lndustriés." by the Magazinmot
\Vail Street; Exciting Post News.
7:00 p. in. aBedume stories.
Cheerful Philosopher.
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10:30 p. m.——Dance program.
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%: 00 p. in. “Sign: recital by Alfred
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