b
o
fr
m son QUICK SERVIOI
.11! ads are rodricted to .teotr
proper perclessidcetloa and the Ingisr
boatinol style of type.
" CLASSIFIID RATES ‘
h’Deiiy rate per‘llne for consecu-
tive insertions:
‘ ' Charge Cash
‘8 Days ............. .09 .08
ThreeDoys.. .........10 .09
OneDey...............11 .19
No advertisement taken for to.
than 80 cents. Based on a minimum
- s8 8 lines.
Count five average words to the
ice.
Charged ads will be received by
‘hlephone and if paid at ofilcs with.
in seven days from the first day of
ililsl'tion cesh rate will he allowed.
Ads ordered for three or six days
and stopped before expiration will
only be charged for the number of
times the ad appeared and adjust-
\ moat made at the rats earned.
Special retro for yearly advertising
.npon inquest.
'8'“ SEN Allows
_ As An Acemmodation
Extension of its Public See-vice.
. CREDIT
to those
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscrib-
ers. Bills are mailed
promptly on the date of first
insertion with the exception
that In view of the courtesy
'extonded they will be paid
before the seven day cash
discount has expired. The
continuation of the policy
is dependent on the co-
operation given by the public
in minimising collection ex-
penru by prompt payments.
, ANNOUNCEMENTS—
8—Deeths
8—Cerd of Thanks
8-111 Israel-Iain
I—Moral Directors
s—Ifonuinouto. Cemetery late
9—Sooietios and lads.
80-foot end.l|‘oued
AUTOMOTIVE——
A-Aatomobile uncles
lt—Automebilve Dior Isle
18-Anto Truth l'or file
' ds—htotoroyoloe and Bicycles
tt—Wsnted—Automotive
BUSINESS SERVICE—
8s—Buuaess Services (Bored
88-min!“ and OHM! ‘
Il—mh‘ and Illusory
n—Bsstios. numbing. We
gov-Insurance and Surety needs
ins—liens.
:d—Paintios. reporter. Decorat-
In
Is—Profsesioael Services
gs—nepeiriag and Refinishing
so-Teitorias and Predns
"st—Wanted—Baetaose Service
EMPLOYMENT——
"whimployment Asvleies
88—8elp Wanted—Male
88—Help Wented—Ileie
'8e—aeIp—11ale and female
.as—Soticitora moves-ere. Asvltl
st—Siteetiess Wanted—Mole
"Justices Wanted—Isle
FINANCIAL——
' INSTRUCTION—
08—1.ch Instruction Clo-es
ee—llueioai. Denotes. Dremetie
ds—Wnied—lnstrnetlen
"—00“ Things to 10st
88—Hossehoid Goods
fee—Jewelry. Watches. Diamonds
die-lesbian and Tools
was“ “me
LOST—Beak book No. 15784. Please
LOST—0n Washington St. box eon-
ASSOCICIIIIITS
l'
80 MAID
Mud, Item. Mild to
“but Inuit! es
return to South Nonveik Smings
Bank.
LOST—Full grown light brown po-
lice dog. license 38378..Smell bell
tied on collar. Phone 1308. lie.
ward.
tainlng baby's slumber robe and
two sweeten. Finder please re-
turn to Sentinel Office.
SHAGOY SHEEP DOG LOST—Grey
back. ten stockings. vcry affec-
tionate. Nora'alk license 65888 on
collar. Reward. Phone 28“. 87
Taylor Ave.
auromorm
Automobiles For date It
1988 F0111) SEDAN—1n good condi-
tion. Telephone 4010.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE—We
sour oar washed while you wait.
. AVOID DISAPPOINTMENTI—
' son seas—em crmoar if.
havo several used sedans that are
priced right. A small first pay-
ment will put any one of these on
the road. The balance may he paid
on easy terms. with no finance
charge. Call 754.
BENEDICT'S NASH AGENCY.
Till N011WA1.K FRANKLIN CO.
Phone 1881 98 Wall St. Norwalk
W. R. AUSTIN
South Norwalk
Phone 1959
CHEVROLET SALES 8-. SERVICE
Westport
890
Repairing—Service Stations to
Repairing on all melee of care.
Storage by the dey. week or month.
AUTO EXCHANGE GARAGE
8 Elisabeth St. 'hi 8181
BUSINESS SERVICE
summoned: is
MARINE MOTORS— overhauled.
Special outboard motors over-
hauled. 810.
FITZGERALD AWNING CO.
First S: New Ste. Phone 8080
UPHOWERING—and cabinet
work. Picture framing, mirrors
and upholsterers' supplies. Chair
caning. etc. Bergstrom, New
I. O. 0. FE. Bldg. So. Norwalk.
dealing, Dyeill. Renovating 80
HELLO Blur—New hat? No. the
old one cleaned blocked and
trimmed Locke swell Who did
the Job? The Practical Renovat-
ing Est Shop. 11 N Itsin St. 8.
Norweilt Conn. up 1 flight stairs.
a mtistied customer h our aim
Hm. Milt. SW 80
NAG! BROS—Storage. All kinds lo-
cal and long distance trucking
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving. 8 ton Meek dumps. 100
coon. Ave. Phone 818 daytime:
808.18 nights.
“.OYIENT
neip wastes-remote es
GIRL—0r we on to do general
housework. ood home and good
wages. Must like children. Phone
8097 anytime before 0 o'clock.
GIRLS WANTED—Apply Nor-walk
steam laundry. 48 Day St. South
Norwalk.
WANTED—Boys to sell flavoring ex-
tracts after school: send for free
sample. Wakefield Extract Co..
Sanbornvlllo. N. 11.
WOMEN—To do neck-band turning
in factory.
CLUETT PEABODY & CO. INC.
INSTRUCTION
Musical. Dancing, montage so
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
conservatory course. Iliss J. De-
liee. Pupil of New Tork College at
Music. 0 Putnam Ave. So. Not-walk.
Near West Ave.
.LIVI STOCK
Inseam'ehiclee 88
FOR SALE—lands Guernsey and
Jersey cows nearly dry. Price
J...-
roesoneble. See Supt. Chss. 11.
Harris Ledgewood Farm. Tols-
phone 2880-0. ~
“8028111318!
Articlm l'ior tIele st
Or-
der your Christmas wreaths. Rop-
ing and Crosses now for prompt
delivery. B. A. Taylor. Willow St.
Norweik 880-8.
I NICE—Furnished rooms for men
end wife or two ladies reasonable.
trolley passes door 21 Woodward
Ave. S. Norwelk Conn.
Room lee not-steeping es
TO LET—8 or 8 furnished rooms for
light hat-ekeeplng. in good Iocs.
tlon, phone 0388-8.
m1. [STATE [CI “NT
Apartments and note 10
APARTMENT—In new house, 8
rooms. 825.00, all modern im-
provements except heat. Also gar-
ago. 40 Tierney St. Inquire A.
111001, 2: Tierney St. Phone 2021.
FIVE ROOMS—downstairs. corner
Monroe end Franklin St. all im-
provements. In bin. 13. Policy. 29
Monroe St. i'h 2287.
FOR RENT—Delightful 8 room
house. all modern improvements.
Steam heat. garage. Established
neighborhood. South Norwalk.
Phone 3915.
WALTER R. COLLINGS.
REALTOR.
2 NICE—Housekeeping rooms with
ell improvements. including range.
tube. Hot and cold ‘water. also
single bed room. 8: Flex Hill Rd.
near South Nerwalk Dong. church.
7 ROOMS—all improvements. Hard
wood floors. nice pantry. Hot wa-
ior heat furnished. 10 Hillside Si...
Phone 2567.
SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. all im-
provemonts. residential neighbor-
hood. South Norwant. Convenient to
R. 11. Station. HOME REALTY
COMPANY.
Business Pieces For Rent 18
FOR RENT—Well established and
fully equipped Lunch Room on
Boston Post Road. If you are inter;
ested in a good lecatloa where ree-
sonahlo tern-m may be arranged. get
in touch with us immediately. '
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANT.
Washington St. South Nerwalk
-IEAL ESTA” FOR SALE
Business Property For Sale 88
Good brick business block for sale:
this one brings income. As it is a
bargain and well located it will not
be on the market long. Come in and
let us tell you about it.
THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANT.
Washington st. South Norwalk
Houses For Sale 88
FOR SALE OR RENT—Two fam-
ily 10 room house. double garage,
in Third Taxing District. on trol-
ley line. Vacant Dec. 1st. See
The Tammany Agency. Real Es-
tate and Insurance. 123 Washing-
ton St. Phone 88“.
ONE & TWO-FAMILY HOUSES-
all conveniences. residential neigh-
borhoods. Norwelk. South Nor~
walk and East Norwalk.
HOME REALTY COMPANY
AUCTIONS—LEGAL!
Legal Notices or
ORDER TO SETTLE ACCOUNT.
DISTRICT 01“ NORWALK. 88..
PROBATE COURT. December 1. A.
D. 1928.
Estate in Connecticut of Mary 0.
Day. late of Mt. Vernon. New York.
deceased.
exhibit his Administration mount
to this Court for adjustment. at the
Probate office in Norwalk. on the 18
day of December. 1988. at 10 o'clock
forenoon: and that all persons inter-
ested in said Estate may be notified
thereof. the said Administrator will
cause this order to be published in a
newspaper having a circulation In
said District, at least five days be-
fore said leth day of December.
j‘ALS.
mmwww ——.
t.
because he knows that
things. But—he does
practical use.
A- B- C and 1-.. "‘ -3 order.
This wouldn’t be a
is filled with them!
The Man Who Goes After
0 pportumty—
Knows the‘aiphebet well enough to know
that “B" comes after “A" and that “C” comes
after “B. " ' And as soon as he learned to count
he found that 2 comes after 1. I
tic doesn’t brag much about this knowledge
He goes after opportunii. via The Sentinel
A-B C Classified Columns—whcre all the pro.
fitablc offers ar'e arranged for quick finding in
he didn’t know that “B
:3 after l—but he does know it!
And the classified section would not be a
complete catalogue of opportunity if it were not
filled with all the best offers of the city—but it
You, too, should go after opportunity via
the A- B- C Classified Columns!
The A 8-0 Classified Ads
Always the Same—In Service
Always Different—In Opportunity
everybody knows these
put this knowledge to
(in nick finding system if
’ comes after “A, " and
Ordered. That the Administrator '
I
CLASSIIIED DISPLAY
—
[Spring Prices Always
Higher
SOUTH NORWAIIK
Two family, 11 room house. 2 car
garage. all improvements, center.
Price 810.000. Cash 88.000.
BARGAIN—Two family house, 18
rooms, all improvements. Garage.
near center. Price 89,500. Very
easy tcrms.
Modern Home -- 8 rooms. steam
heat. all Improvements. 1 block off
West Ave. Price 88. 500. Cash and
terms to suit.
EAST NORWALK
Just built—o room house and
garage, ail‘iinprovcmonts. best loca-
tion. Price 87,000. Very easy terms.
' Brand new. 8 room house. steam
beat. all improvements. sun parlor.
‘tilo kitchen and bath. Make offer.
Easy tonne.
Three family house near C. & K.
factory. ell improvements. Garage.
always rented. Price 811.000. Cash
88.000. Terms.
Beautiful building lots. sacrificed
for 81.000. dixlto. Just off East
Ave. Gas. sewer. water in street.
SEE OR CALL
waiter R. Ceilings
REALTOR
88 North Stain Street
So. Norwalk Rhone 8915
SOMERS &SOMERS
. TEE PAINT PEOPLE
WINDOW SHADES
For Rent
Four rooms, bath, all improve-
ments. Heat furnished. Janis
tor service. 845.00 per month
during winter, 835.00 per
month during summer. In-
quire of
1.01. Layton“...
" lac.
88 Washington Street
So. Norwalk, Conn. Tel. 88
81ml Merchandise 88
8'01! SALE—8115 SLIGHTLY USED
plans piano. with rolls and bench .
8878. Convenient terms. can FOR, SALE
smear. PIANO _
00-01:th
Norwelh. .
I”. "I. can STUDWELL
mo 00. So. Km .
8“!
beach and rolls. Price 8888.80.
Smelt amount down. easy weekly
payments. Free delivery. For Pi-
eso Cs. South Nor-walk.
w “mangoes...”
. .
«th
19“- PAINTS
HENRY. W. GREGO;:.‘.. ROOF COATINGS
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY some“ so. nonwaut
so WI“ so. one mums Ave.
WE DELIVER
Now two family house. consisting
of six full’ sised rooms on each
floor. Modern in. every detail.
two hot water heating m
located in very good residential
section.
levers! six and, seven room
houses atroesonable prices.
yawn MW
aoouaxnnoann—Jnm
bulb. 8mm
avenuehs'm'l
Bentham-sue.
Bermudas”
were.
new
Meeting Of School
Board Postponed
Until December 14
GEN Elli“: TEST. GIVEN GRADES
b, 0 AND 7 TODAY AS PART 08"
BOSTON UNIVERSITY SURVEY.
The December meeting of the
board of education scheduled for
last cicnlng was postponed for one
week until. December 14. Several
Illembi'rs were out of the city and
in the People's chorus which gave
its annual concert.
A vcry interesting experiment is
hung tried out in the Norwallt pub-
lic schools today. Superintendent
John Lund said last evening.
In grades. five. six and seven. a
general survey test in arithmetic
will be given to all pupils. The tests
are furnished by the department of
education offloston university and
the school systems throughout New
England are cooperating in the sur-
try.
It is arranged as sort of a contest
and the compilation of results will
indicate to the various cooperating
school systems Just where they
stand. with reference to results in
arithmetic instruction especially in
regards to the fundamentals of these
groups.
It is a very interesting arrange-
ment and should prove extremely
valuable from a local point of view.
The results will be given to the
board of education at an early meet-
ing.
Foster League
Calls Conference
Of Needle Trades
The Trade Union Educational
league, of which William 2. Foster.
the Communist leader. is head. has
called a. conference “of the needle
trades section" for New York Jan.
1 to discuss, with other things. the
settlement in the cloak strike and
plans for a dress and waist strike
next spring.
Announcement of this conference
yesterday provoked Morris Sigman.
p r e s i d e n t of the International
Ladies' Garment Workers' Union.
the oilioers of which are at war with
the present Communist leadership
in the cloak strike committee. to
charge that the conference will "in-
tensity the cleakmakers’ ruin unless
the present New York cloakmakers'
nwynvuw.“—-y ‘l” . ,.
PAGE El EVEN
The Oppo V . on Which Pass Through The Classified Columns Daily
A-..»
l DAILY RADIO PROGRAM i
Wednesday, December 8.
Center Frederick Wolkow and the
Far Rockawsy Glee Club will into
port in the Synagogue service from
WEAF at 7:00 for the first feature ra-
dio program Wednesday. At 8:00 the
Imps quartet will entertain from “'12
and WAN) will start its artists re-
union program which will include vo-
calists, quartets, orchestra and enter.
tainors and will continue until late in
the evening. l’eul Ash's show is an
8:18 o 'clock hl light from WGN. At
8: 80 W011 wll broadcast a recital
by aneurico Dumesnil. French pianist.
and WOY and WMAK will radio a
concert by the Alben Mendelssohn
Club. The Chicago nlvorslty choir
will sing fromY WLS at 0: 00 A pro-
grant by ..M if A. presenting
violin muertet. reader and cantor
will bew of ered by WBZ at 9: 30. At
10:W80 EAF will broadcast excerpts
from the 0 re. “Chimes of Norman~
dy." and CAB players will enact
the balcony scene from “Romeo and
Juliet."
Slack fees type Indicates best features
All Programs Intern otendsrd Time.
Leading East Stations.
wnsc secrete—430.1.
8: 30 P.81 —151nner dance.
8:g00—0ra
8:30—Playlot, "The Mayor and the
Manicurist."
8:00—Concert orchestra.
WCR. BUFFALO—819.
8: 80 PHM—Two-plano recital
I: 00—Poems.
Silo—Maurice Dumosnll,o plenlst.
8:00—Same as.WEAFi 0:80.
WMAK AOL-1260.
8:10 pun—War“ agricultural prog.
7:80—leetmsn Theater program.
nil—Rochester studio pro ram.
fill-Mendelssohn club wth WGV.
10: yracuso musical.
WLW. CINCINNATI—325.9.
1: 00 P.M.—Vieoontl's orch.: talk.
10: 00—1-1eermen instrumental trio.
lo: io—“Pink of Programs."
11:00—0
WT“. CLIVELAND—389.
18:80 P. hL—Theater organ.
8:80—11usio appreciation lesson.
o' s orchestra.
hid—Talk: U. 8. Be n.d
8:00—Publlc auditorium prog. (3 hrs.)
11: OO—Colle an serenadors
JR. DETROIT—4:17.
8: 00w 1'. MT Goldkeito ensemble.
7. 00—Waltel' J.1"lemlng program.
8: 00—Studlo piogrcm.
9: Oil—Code lessons.
11: Oil—Murphy Brothers.
18: 00—"Tlie Merry Old Chief."
Secondary Eastern Stations.
when. BOSTON-248.0.
1: 30 1'. M. —Copley players.
8. '00—Novelty nine.
8. me as WEAF‘ to 10: 00.
10: 05—Pslals Royal orchestra.
WKRC. CINCINNATI—428.3
8: 00 ELI—Book review: orchestra.
9: 00—\' ocal. instrumental.
1:8 00—Populsr program.
WSAI. CINCINNATI—328.
8:00 1’.M.—Ilesworth artists series.
8:30—Sarne as WEAF‘ to 10:30.
10:80—Hotel Slnton orchestra.
WHK. CLEVELAND—812.8.
8: 80 P.M.—Ssnts end Jsck Claus.
1:00—D0mbey's and Flnk's orchestra.
8. 9:00—Spence?“ Band and chorus.
9'00—Q rt
10:00—Whoxit mystery: orchestra.
DETROI IT—352.7.
8: 00 P. 1!. —Dinner concert.
I: 00—Musical WM m. .
9: OFSIITPHN EwA VOR
K—431.
1:00 1’. 31. ,—Secred pi'og.' , organ.
7: 55—Slngors: readings.
9. Oil—String quartet; speaker.
WON. NEWARK—405.
7:00 PAL—Shelia" l‘llSt‘ll’liIil'.
:.‘lil—(‘ariton ’i‘t‘rraro orchestra.
:00-N. Y. ll: Vanderbilt orcii.
'iIO—(luild hour.
10:00—"Tho llliid of Iiidin;" ti'io.
11:00—li‘lve blessner lli'uihcrs.
WSZ. NIW ENGLAND—313.1.
.l5 l'.91.—Lonox ensemble.
Lea-z
woo—Musical; song trio.
Rum—Musical :song trio.
0:00—"liarnsiormei's."
7. .00—SIynhsgogue services. center, also
c uh
9:30—Momcnt musical.
mum—Scrappy Lambert. Bill Ilillpot.
10:30-"Chimes of Normany." light
opera.
11:30—llen Bernie's orchestra.
WJZ. NEW YORK—465.
1:00 I’M—Ambassador trio.
moo—"Your Dally Menu."
health talks.
4:30—Waidorf-Asioria orchestra.
suit—Stock and cotton exchange piio-
tetions. farm nuil'ket roporis.
7:00—Cominodore concert orchestra.
8:00—imps quartet.
8:30—Wutchmakers.
9:00—Virginia Rea. soprano: Frank
Munn. tenor; Jack Denny's dr-
clieati'a.
10:00—Violinisi: musical chef.
10' (IO—Hotel Astor orchestra.
WLIT PHMLADELPHlA—tm
fashion.
9:00—Theater program.
limo—Arcadia dance orchestra.
10:30—llen. Franklin orchestra.
WOO. PHILADELPHIA—508.2.
7:30 l’.M.-—-Sylvanla orchestra.
8:10—Temple U. lee club and band.
0:25—Thcater mm. and studio prog.
11: 55 A. M. —'I‘Iinc. weather.
farm flashes.
8:00 PAL—Stock report.
6:20—"llook of Knowledge."
6: lS—WGY agricultural program.
7: Nil—Eastman Theater program.
8: 30—Mendelssehn Club concert.
10: OO—WI' 11L studio musical.
produce,
WLWL. NEW YORK—384 .
9:00 l‘. 11. -—Tenor; talk: musical.
10: 00—Viollnlst. baritone. trio
WMCA. NEW YORK—391.
6:10 I‘. M —McAlpln orchestra.
7. 30—de0 Franks.
11: 30—0rchestra: entertainers.
WNYC. NEW YORK-528.
7' 56 P. M. —Piano twins: songs.
8: 30—Ceurso in musical appreciation.
9' {lo—Songs; English talk: violinist.
WCA PITTSBURGH-461.
8: 00 1‘. M. —Two orchestras.
:8-0—Kay bee' health talk.
7. til—Pianist. contralto.
fill—Same as WW.
9' io—Covato' s orchestra.
10:90—Sslccny scene. Romeo Juliet.
11':30—00nfroys orchestra.
WCSH PORTLAND—800
8:00 P. M. —i1armonlsers.
8: 30—Servico Boys
WAHG. RICHMOND HILL—310.
7: 80 P.-M. -"Margie;" pianist.
8: 00—WAHO artists reunion to 11:00
10: 15—Swtring anartet: baritone. WHO. WASHINGT TNO -—409. 11'15 I’M -—Quartct x01
aw YORK—301. 1:oo an —Leo House tl. ' " ' ' -—4o ,. . i
7: 80 P.MN—Orchestra and entertain- 1: io—U. 8. Army Band.” 8100‘ Tit—$30333 DOA” 1 3 .-
ers 101:8 80. 8:30—Same as WEAR to 10: 80. ”:00-Music.
“‘ICC. BRIDGEPORT—285.
leadership is thrown out of the P' M'
union."
The Executive Committee of the
Cloak and suit Makers‘ Union met
yesterday afternoon in Raymond V.
Ingersoli's office to hear the sched-
uled report of the contracts and ad-
Journed until 2 o'clock this after-
noon. when a definite answer is ex-
pected on the demand of the con-
tractors that ihe union give them
the same terms that have been
granted the inside manufacturers or
arbitrate.
Twice as many American-made
threshing machines were sent from
this to other countries last August
as in the same month in 1925.
0
To give work to the army of un-
employed In Czechoslovakia the gov-
ernment is starting an extensive road
building program.
Betty Davies. a London chorus
girl. recently passed the Cambridge
Senior local examination after hav-
ing studied in spare time between
performances.
New school buildings to be erect-
ed by the government of Kenya Col-
ony. South Africa. will have a total
cost of 81.600.000.
OUT OUR; WAY
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econ SUFF'RN'
Goa-ii ‘l‘l-ieae.
~{ou ‘ Go AGnNi
118$ 1‘5 A Swen.
NT'N ‘lfiiP writ—i
woo ALONGt! Wi-iuT
F A RABBIT 61-100
JUMP up NOW?
CAREFUL How VA
By WILLIAMS
J.”
Test Answers
These are the correct snsWers to
the questions which appear on the
comic page.
1—A football player is kicking a
basketball.
. 8-No.
8—A three-leaf clover.
i—Mayor of New York city.
E—The college president.
8~The United States Congress.
7—Spi'lngfield.
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8—ch.
0—Slx.
10——Lnke Erie.
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The dream of electrification of the
Central of Brazil Railway recently
faded away when it was found that
the country had no funds for the
pilI’DOIe.
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Importers and Cleaners
410 Fine Oriental
Rugs and Carpets
on. 8. “Hemerlo‘ and “Beeps”
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11:30—(‘nngi'i-ss i'uin'ial: ll
1:00
WGN—WLIB. CHICAGO—i121.
1:00 A..\l.—
10:00 l'. \l.—S:--iin
10:30-0i'gan; 1‘0llilllii0.
8:15
9:00—Male quartet:
10:30—1'liilhi'i-ck‘s ori-lirsii'n:
P
8:00 PAL—Army lillllli;
10:00—linrsrdi orclv-sii'ri 4': Inn)
IONS—Frolic;
12:05—10“ Twins.
Leading DX Stations.
W53. ATLANTA ‘.“:t i.
i'.i\i.— ('nlilvll.
KVW. CHICAGO '0»,
l‘.\l.--l"nliiil\ liniii
‘ill‘llirli.
il,Jil)—llolall'l Mirth Makers. ‘
TLIIEb—R‘inrkttl: agricultural program. Mm lwsawghcfiwfifieq'“TY, 3 ,
7.l.i-( opli'y lliiza orchcslrs. 1;.500_0“_h“‘m“ 'pinnm.
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9:10—V. M. H. A. program. 8:13 P.M.—Paul Ash's Show.
WEAF, NEW VORK-‘in. {kill—Sonia: Arabian Nil his
0:00 l'.ili.—\\’nldcrf dinner music. infill—Shin 'n' Hillll'. l'~||iir l‘wv.
O'niuiivy'n. .\li . i. i .. a
WLs. CHICAGO—340.1,,
7:30—11. 3. Army Bend- 8:00 l'.lil.~---.'il:iv "mi .imm, mm 's.
limo—Salon concert. A. Jacqullierd. 9:00—Chicago Universitv chm.
soprano. lUJyU—Imni'i'. lliiiflii u ':lll In I. i |
8:30—rlnxopliono octet. wMAQ, CHICA 7—44 -
9:00—’1‘rouhadours. 9- no 1' \1 —i)l(‘ili sun. stimu'.
10:00.4icllii~p|iinu iui i'
10: 30—“ \I \Q Iill' Iliio
WOC, DAVENPORT—131.
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KOA. DENV Eli—322.4.
10:00 I‘.!\l.—’l‘liiuitr'i' (lrt‘ill‘S'llL
10:15—l‘iililic Survive pruni'niii
WHO. DES MOINES—576.
l’.hl.—Ciii'lstiiiiisn'i's Oilfil' Am.
\\liisilrr.
(lll'ilift.
WX. HAVANA—400.
lmiljui'lt.
KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—375.
10:00 PAL—Classical L'Ilrll‘lllilit: mn-
cart.
You i‘ool‘s Ol'Clll‘l’irn,
WDAF’. KANSAS CITY—365.6.
11:00
12:00—(3lasslcul pi'nui'um.
1:00 A..\l.—-—lllstriinivninl quill‘l'i,
8:30 1’.!\l.—l~‘uiii:isia.
'2 30 PAL “Dream Daddy 0'00 1’ M —\"iriril iiiii-ilr'ii
8: Oil—Arcadia concert orchestra. Z r.__ ~' ' ‘. . ‘ '
8:30 Same M WEA F. 11.1.; hightliiiuk fiolii.
KFI. L05 ANGELES—167.
PAL—Mule (‘liiil‘ii‘L
KHJ. L05 ANGELES—4052.
11 :00 PAL—Varied proprnizi.
1:00
.\.M.-I'Z(iiiiiin(ls i'nllogmiis.
WHAS. LOUISVILLE-400.
11:00—Sylvunia orchestra, '. ._5-_ . ri'. .., . .
KDKA. PITTSBURGH—309. “0 .INS’M' ‘L'Xgl‘m‘iié‘lzggl'a'
“:15 II-M-'-Dl"""r concert. 0:00 l‘.1\i.—Vito'a illlilO Stun.
7:25—h‘r'“ market "11‘0"!“ 11:00-L. iioodliliiii. pianist,
7145—;illitrodllction to Our Legal 0, OAKLAND—361.
“"3 em." 11:00 l’.M.—F:iriii 'i'igllllll; or ll.
giflkfgflm“; quartm, band. Il:l‘l—()i'i'lir'sti':i; Milli." l
-.._ .,, __ . . .
wov. SCHENECTADY—a'ms 1.15 AM. u. 0. u. main ”.0,
WRVA. RICH MON D—ZSG.
8:15 l‘.M.—-Iiiiwuliun plziyr'is.
9:00-Negro songs: harpist.
10:00—0riz1in.
KMOX. ST. LOUIS—280.2.
string quartet,
Little Jiirk Little at 9:3”.
10:00—SOIOlsts. Little Jack Lillie.
11:15—Diini'c to 2:00 a. in.
Secondary DX Stations.
8:10 I‘. \l -Orguii:
Iizls—hliislcnl features.
1:00 AWL—Your llnur League.
WORD. BATAVI A—275.
10: 00 P M. ——Choral singers
10:11—Bible lecture.
WEBH—WJJD. CH ICAGO—370.
8: 00 PAL—Orchestra. soloists.
9:00—Children's musical hour.
8: 30—Artlsts: talk. 1(i;no_'celllst; orchestra.
9' 00—Baritone: theater program 12:00—Victorinn9: features.
10: nil—Nest and 1 11 clubs program. 1;oo A,M.-—ln{ormnl program.
WEN R. CHICAGO—266.
7:00 PAL—Trio; organ.
9' Oil—V (to al-
1: 00 A. M. -—\lidnitn 1 mile (2 hrs)
inst 1' mm llllli.
WHT. CHIC CGA O—
chapel SQI‘HCCS.
WCCO. MINN.. 8T. PAUL—410.
7:45 P
9:00—Same as
.M.—Plonrer's Hour.
WRAP; The Homes
maker
”:00—Same its WEAF: Lions Club.
11:10—Trio: orchestra.
PO. SAN FRANCISCO—423.
K
11:00 Kilt—Artists.
18:00—Tiro~plano recital.
1:00 ASL—States orchestra.
KFOA. SEATTLE—454.3.
6:00—lliibcrs Dinner Dance Pm-
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mum.
:00—Edward lilalumphy. Tenor.
Afr—Arline Lcdcrcr. pliini’st.
:80-—Wcsilcs Riverside Orchestra.
'oo—chkoys Taxi Jolly Boys.
(lib—Wednesday AfternOOn Mu-
sical Club program.
9 : 00—Gcorgc La macchin, violinist.
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the number of unemployed in P0-
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