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An attempt to have tho Norwslh
. Lions pass a resolution concerning
i tho erection by Rogers and Stevens
of a building acro- tho Norwslh
I river at Main street tailed rem
noon when the club met at the Royal
James Inn. All atmosphere of oni-
l barrassment that fell upon the mem-
bership after some discussion o! the
matter. was expressed by Edward
. Nixon. who rose at the close of the
y. meeting and declared that discu-ion
y; or action should bolstoppod because
i the controversy was “dangerous."
. Alexander Bummier first placed
1 the proposition before tho club. As
i one of the signers of the petition be-
I ing circulated among citisens who
I are trying to block the building he
I claimed that a structure at tho point
would obstruct the view of the river.
‘ which he said is not now beautiful
, but might be made so. He further
tit'clared that within a few years. it
will be necessary for the city to
widen the street at the bridge and
possibly construct a plus there.
pointing out that the cost would be
. increased if the clothing firm is-al-
lowed to build. .
City Auditor Benjamin F. An-
drown supplemented his reniarlts by
§suylng that the company's project
. had been defeated when brought bo-
l‘om the common council a year ago.
‘ and that all its opponents wished to
. do Will block permission for con-
; struction until a public hearing had
been held. He offered to the mom-
lmrs the opportunity of signing the
petition it 9. resolution of the Club
was not passed.
Amidst a buzz on conversation
: starting at the various tables. Yre-
‘nidont Jesse ’1‘. Dunbar rose to do-
t'llii'e that in his opinion the matter
was controversial and could not be-
come one for concerted action on the
part of the club. He was followed by
street Commissioner Joseph Doman.
The commissioner pointed .out that
any opposition to the project must
1 consider the necessity of compensat-
. wows, nnmonron'r—ses
l'. M.
7:uu—-Viola Hudson. pianist.
his—Monsignor P. J. McGimey.
:lo—lmn H. Serre. baritone.
:oo—Criterion Male Quartet.
:lo—Pluo Orchestra.
:25—Critcrion Malo Quartet
:35-Plasa. Orchestra.
WRAP. NEW YORK—«2
M.
-00~—Dlnner music.
:oo—Mid-Week hymn sing.
:30—"Famous Characters in Lit-
erature."
zoo—Orchestra selections.
:so—Malo Quartet.
zoo—Banjo Ensemble.
:oo—lnstrumental and vocal solos.
zoo—Vincent Depots Orchestra.
was, NEW Iona—est
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; 7 ; till—Pennsylvania Orchestra.
. s:00——Volme of the Bllont Drama.
i 8:30—Blanch Schwartz. violinist;
Ruth Whitelon. pianist.
zoo—Rani Hour of Music.
:Oo—Msle quartet.
:lo—Cnocert orchestra.
:ls-Male quartet.
:35—Concert orchestra.
zio—Jack Denny's Orchestra.
WMSG. NEW YORK—808
. M.
Gzoo—Jlmmy Flynn.
songs. ~
:15—Louiso Weltman, pianist.
llo—Edwin Howard. violinist.
:ts—Bill neits. composer:
:oo—Dick Robertson, songs.
Is—Coolrle Cohen. J
30—How to drive. '1 i
:is—Frances aper.
oo—Tsiir.
-ls—l{ockey and ice ballot;
. :ss—Spccht‘s Orchestra.
‘1 WGBS, NEW YORK—sis
M. .
(lo—Uncle Gsoboe.
Sit—Concert trio.
:zo—Sorey Trio. ,
:30—George Hall’s Arcddisns.
zoo—“Footlight and umpllght."
20~Diclr Owen. comedian.
' 25—WGB8_8trins Ensemble.
Ali—Sarah Morris. monologues.
:oo-John and Harry Diohi. songs.
:15—WGBS String Ensemble.
:3o—Entertainmon , ’
zoo—George Hall's ‘icadians.
“30A, NEW Your—set .
hi.
:SO—Talk.
zoo—Arthur Lange's Orchestra.
zoo—Broadway chat.
:so-8urprise-prograin.
zoo—Soloists.
:io—Whosit contest.
:oo—Ernie Golden's Orchestra.
_ : Oil—Broadway Nita.
Jack Val.
This year's crop seems to be hav-
ing s halsful influence on the cot-
tonf
Pilot.
, Cotton is in reduced circum-
didn't reduce.—
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thumb—Norfolk Virginian-
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Two—Orchestra. ,
Tao—Talk. Dr. Loo Jung; songs.
hoe—Homo party.
moo—Will Oakland's Chateau.
two—nee Borough. tenor:
into—Jeanne A'Dair. songs.
moo—Overture and vaudeville.
has—Billy Day. songs. . ‘
s:ts—-LeVita 'n-io. ~
lows—Cookie Sunshine songbird.
tout—Ray Kisses. tenor.
limo—Danes orchestra.
iizoo—Bwaneo Orchosws. .
lino—Allow mutmhestra.
islet—'1‘» Phygrouud."
“mo—Dona ' . p
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Decline to Adopt Resolution Concerning Rogers and
Stevens Plan Wileu'Run'iniler
lion—Where Is" “Beauty In the
cal Street Commissioner Asks.
gggflstbnut
e?” Practi-
ing Rogers and Stevens for their
loss it tho building is not allowed.
since the ompanyewns the proper-
ty. Admi ing that Mr. Rummler is
an” artist and could possibly see the
beauty in tho viewlfrom the bridge
Mr. Doman confessed he was unable
to. - '
.It was then that 1dr. Nixon modo
his suggestion and tho meeting was
adjourned. following the customary
song and cheer. to the oxprcsesed
relief of' a. number or members.
Beyond the question of the build-
ing. which came up as a surprise.
the only action of the gathering was
the signifying by about :0 members
that they would attend in a body the
meeting of the Southern New Eng-
land ”mast the Hotel Bil-:more
in Providence. R. 1., December 1.
President Dunbar read the invite.
tion from District President J. Nel.
son Alexander in which i‘. was said
that lnternatlo al President William
8. Westfall w ll be present. Ar-
rangements were left in the hands
of Arthur Schultsc.
In tho course of routine business
Mr. Nixon as chairman of the show
committee reported that it hadbeen
decided not to give tho proposed
musical show in December because
of shortness of time. Tho club will
instead present a. dance and enter-
tainment about December 10. Plans
now under way for the event in.
elude some entertainment from the
club members and several acts of
vaudeville from the Kelli. circuit.
Frederick McMahon announced that
the club barlers are setting records
in their regular practice sepsions and
it was decided to have one bowling
gathering in south Norwallt on each
Tuesday and possibly shot or prac-
tice once a week at some . orwnlk
alley. No inside intormatlon was
made public because of a guest said
to be a scout for the Kiwanis club.
Entertainment furnished by 0s-
car Amundsen. Edward Nixon and
F]. J. Wardoll was given by the
Starlight Entertainers. with Lloyd
Cave singing two solos. The at-
tendance prise was won by Will C.
Martin“ ‘
’I : oo~nichman's Orchestra.
7 : so—Trappers.
moo—Talk. Professor Cortins.
hos-Judith and Lennc. entertain-
ers.
hes—“Care oi the Hair."
szoo—lrlsh hour of song.
10:00—Clarence Williams Trio.
lone—Tommy Christian. saxophone.
lines—Mme. Sofia Ralska. soprano.
into—Benny Davis's orchestra.
WENT—NEW YORK—alt.
P. M.
Clio—Jewish Circlb.
too-Finance; weather reports.
ink—Talks.
‘i:d5—’Den Bernie's orchestra.
hid-Radio questions.
ado—Frank Ls. Forge Ensemble.
moo—"Chemical Welding."
s:15—-aluseppl Adami, violinist.
”so—Delta. Upsilon Glee Club.
undo—Flatbush Boys“ club.
lo:Bo-Csechoslovak orchestra.
WNYG—NEW YORK-52o.
P. M.
lino—"English," Professor Mayne.
ezso—dane Wells. readings.
hell—Market high spots.
moi—Piano selections.
hon—"Keeping Pit." Joe Ruddy.
hill—Alfred Long. tenor.
7:80—Police alarms.
7:85—Highes’s Ramblers.
't:50-—-”Boys Who Vin." Mrs. J.
Reeso.
moo-Hughes's Ramblers.
Izao—uorcodes Posthauer. soprano.
site—Civil Service announcements.
moo—min anniversary banquet of
New York Chamber of Com-
merce. Speakers: William
L do Best. Edward Meredith.
William Green. Hiram Bing-
ham.
loam—Police alarms: weather.
Ions-Leon Goldman. violinist.
WLWb—NE WORK—384
P. I. - ~
kilo—Question Box.
Mil—Lorraine Instrumental Trio.
slob—Thomas Murtha. tenor.
10:00—"Csrdinai Newman."
limo—Erna. Field. cellist.
lows—Mark Martha. -bnrytono.
ions—trim songs and. music.
wast—NEW YORK—822.
P. M.
nee-n. ' nSerenaders.
two-Bob ‘ os. tenor. \
.SzeB—Thom n orchestra.
woo—Jackson Serenaders. s
mail-Lew Attoll. sengs.
s:d0—-_Lillian Wagner. violinist.
tulle-audio Xrants's orchestra.
to : so—‘tBhanghai Gesture."
won—NEWMAN.
P. l. , 0
Cris-rJacobs's Ensemble.
(Ml—Bill Wathey. "Sports."
7:00—Jacobs's Ensemble.
7:80rg530rssto's Quoeniand orches-
.m.
two—Vaughn de Death. _ "Radio
.0 . .. . .
said-Concert orchestra.
sue-um Non ‘nto. tonor.
slur—Horses 71's reader.
Mil—Boss Coopormsn. cootralto.
sill—Bhoppard and Reese. spirit-
9:55..
Russian Rhapsooists.
lows—Reps bulletins.
iltotnrflro Igor Brothers.
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