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Farmers' Produce Market Report.
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6:30 p. m.——C‘iosing stock nurke
reports.
Review.
6:10 p. m.-—Latc
news flashel
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7:00 p. m.-Evcning program.
Roger “I Babson.
Winchester Loundries' Orchestra.
“’JZ New York (455 Meters)
sic direct from the Stewart Build-
ing Rotunda. by the Festivnl Mixed
Quartet.
4:00 p. m_~Harper's Bazaar Fa-
shions.
4:30 p. m. -—- "Poems. “'ar and
Otherwise." by General Stillman
Kneelnnd.
5500 p. mo-Recital by Clementine
Rigo. soprano.
5:30 p. tin—Closing reports of the
New York state Dept. of Farms end
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Junkets: Farm and Home reports:
closing quotations ot' the New York
Siovk Exrhange: foreign exchange
quotations; Evening Post News_
7:00 p. m.—Dinncr music by Paul
Spf‘chl's Alamm: HOtM Orchestra.
8:00 p. m.~—“Thc Financial Side
of Your business" a. University of
thf‘ Air lnlk.
3:13 3-. m. - Sccond Concert of the
American Orchestral Society.
10:30 p. m.——Dancc program by
the Hotel Aslhl‘ Dance Orchestrn_
New York. (492 Meters)
am. Musical program.
n.m. "James Russell Lowell,
the Pool." by Dr. Henry R. none.
11:20 a.m. "\t’omen From All Over
the \Vorld" by Mrs. Robett Mc-
Neil Bacon, Jr.
11:35 a.m. “1"orccast 0! Motion Pic-
tures" by Mrs.'Adclo F. Woodard.
11:50 nan. American Agriculturisl.
Market Reports.
13:00 Noon arket Reports ny‘thc
l'nited Stat Department ot‘ Agri-n
culture.
4:00 p.1ll. Mildred *LangWox-thy. Ly-
ric Soprano. accompanied by Win—
ifred 'I‘. Barr. ; ‘
4:13 pm. George Blundon..Bnritone,.
accompanied by Adolph Deutéch.
4:30 p.m‘. Adolph Deutsch, Pianist.
4:45 pm. Mildred Langworths. L)“
' ric Soprano.
5:00 p.m. Christmas Program
Children.
7:30 p.111... Daily Sport. Tulle
Thornton Fisher.
7:40 p.m. Gertrude H. Peterson.
('ontraito. accompanied by A. V.
Llutrio. ‘
7:55 p.m. John A. Spooner. Tenor,
accompanied by Mrs. 'Spooner.
8:10 p.111. "Corporate Surctyship and
a Brict‘History of 'ts Develop-
ment." by Jarvis W. Mason. Vice
,_Presldent or the'AmeI-ican Surety
Company.
8:30.531. 'Gertrude’ H. I‘M-.- *
Cont‘rulto. '
8:30 pm. "Brooklyn _Da.ily ."'-u~- .
3 “Weekly Ligest." by , Mr. '11.- v.
'JKAitenborn. Associate Editor "or '
the Brooklyn -Daily Engle.
0:00 pm. John A. spooner. Tenor.
9:15 p.111. * Columbia. Graphcphone
Company's “California-Ramblers."
9:30‘ pm. "Ever-Ready Batten-'7
Trio; sponsored ‘ by tho ' , Notionnl
Carbon' Company.
“3% Springfield. M19.
(337 meters) A.
11:55 min. Arlington Time‘s '
Weather Reports:- Boston
Springfield stat-net Reverie:
:00 p.m._ World Market 31.! CV
from the Department at“ "
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loo—"Getting Winter , ,
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12:45 p. m.-—Closiv.g reports on
3:0 p. nr—Amrad “'omen's cluh
program—1. "Hospitality Talk." by
Live stock market. reports.
“‘e/ekly review or condition in the
iron and steel industry. iron Trede
6:40 p. m.—-—Code practice. lesson
1.
“'eckiy business report compiled by
2. Concert by
3:00 p. m.——Chrlstmas holiday mu-
n. Dr." groaanuaco. st‘bresent. is.
~Ilc Health ‘at Harva‘rd and. the Man-
iin netive public health work and one
“Bookworms: in'every inane o.- the
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hold Management Course. by Ag-
nes H. Craig; of the Massachus
setts Division of University Ex-
tension. .
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Male Quartet. Artiius G. .Har-
wood. let tenor: Carl C. Ander-
son. 2nd tenor; Eric A. Anderson.
1st bass: Edwnrd L. Davis. 2nd
bass: Joel A. Anderson.
panist.
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0W0}! Newark (405 Meters)
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DescriptiVe , '
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Mr. Herbert Askowith of "The In-
to-
6;00 a.m. Special test with Japan.
J New Zenland and Australia- Pro~
grant for this period errrcisily ar-
ranged.
2:80 p.m. Solos by Minnettc
Tcschkc.
2:05 pm. Violin selections by Mary
Cnslova. ‘
3:00
to
3:30 pm. Mrs. Louis A. Baker Su-
perintendent DI the Atlantic Divi-
sion. American Red Cross. in a
talk entitled “\Vomen
Cross.”
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Minnette D. Teschke.
3:45 pm. Continuation of violin sel-
ections by Mary Cnslova.
6:15 p.111. "Icicle." Santa Claus' ns-
sistant at his Toy Factory, will
/ speak to the children.
6:30 p.m. "Men in the Moon st0ries
{or the Children"——copyright of the
Newark Sunday Call. ‘
7:00 -
to
7:80 p.121. Andrew May. baritone. In
semi~cluelcal and classical num-
bers.
“FRO—JV” hiugtnn
( 4 C 0 Meters. )
TWO
3:00 p. m.-—Foshion Development:
or the minute. ' '
in ‘p. m.~—80ug Recital by Amy
Bowie. soprano.
25 p. m.——Report of the Induatriel
Conference Board. '
:35p, m.—Piano Recital by Ethel
Coward. .
Hop. m.——Fnrm'nnd Home Report.
:00 p. m.——'rrnvel Talk prepared by
the National Geographic Society.
:15 p. at: Instruction in Code Prac-
lice.
:00 p. m.——Chiidrcn's Hour by Peg-
gy Albion.
3:
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11:55 a. m.—-—Tirne signals.
12:30 1). nt‘qsmck market. réport.
12:40 9. m.-—Pro.duco meritet report.
12:45 p. tn.-Wenther-reépo.lft-
2:00, p. rim—Mum and: Needlework .
talk. "Christine!“ .Rlbbon_'_‘Notcs."
8:00 'p. run-Prodpee‘nnd’ stock mar-
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7:45 p. m.--A‘ Talk on Outdoor Life.
Jud :La‘ndon. - . 3,. ».
8:00 'p. m.-—-Promm furnished by'
the Albany Community Chorus at
1000 voices. Albany. N.‘YZ:’ Elmer A.
accom-
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