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12 I BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1930. Seeing What You Hear Today's Radio Programs Ground Is Broken On Storm Sewer For Gravesend relieving unemployment. Superintendent of Sewers Joseph LentgJ claimed that -tha Democratic Party is for the poor people" and advised the audience to vote accordingly in the coming elections Other Speakers Arthur J. Griffin, chief engineer, and George W. Higgins.

superintendent of maintenance, of the Department of Sewers, also spoke. By JOHN SKINNER tion band, went to the nearby P. S. 216 in Avenue where indoor exercises were held. There Alderman James F.

Kiernan predicted a boom in the neighborhood's real estate as a result of various public Improvements for which he gave credit to the Hesterberg administration. Borough President Hesterberg urged the speeding up of all public tmprovments as a means toward SO Evangeline Day Tonight's Features From the Studioit Chester Tollman Signs With Columbia S. Pianist Sad About Losn of PetXew Right Club on Air IMK WABC 349M. 3ft M. Ambassador Orch.

a OA Columbia Artists Rental. 2 30 Amtricatt School of the Air. 3 OO Cohircbta Salon Orch. 3 Ann Leaf at the organ. 4 OO CMJtivaiora.

4 AO Melodv MBJT.C 4 5 Speeches bv the Prince of Wales and Viscount Grev at Leagita of Nations Union; Banquet. 1 JH 15 WSPD Commodores. Hlf rhrg Officiates at Pumping Station to Co it $800,000 Ji OMJE of the sounds which echo and re-echo through studio corridors after the microphones turn dead for the eve-tr5 former leading baritone of the Canadian Opera Company, Chester Tallman, is the latest artist to 600K. WGBS 4WM. a 3e P.M.

Plantation Da vs. 4 OO Milton Gi'ten. guitar. 4 14 Muriel B.lii. 4 oO Ooraou Jones, tenor, i uO Seibert Wilson, ero-gikra.

ft- if Howard Roth. 6 45 Curlev Sports Review. OO Hriene and Pat. Teddy lalor and Vi- fcings Orch. 8ha-Harry Click.

OO Play Choice Presents. 1 14 hyoe program. 4j Peter J. jjraav. talk, OU Jewifih Liti.e to.iu- phony.

ao Oloria Ivanova. sopra-. nj. 45 Three Sachs. OO Democratic Campaign irom St Ale island.

10. Ou tkuna. lO lto ranchon and Marco, iluu Orth. 1010K. WRnV 298M.

:00 P.M. Rocco program. Deacon Johnson. ft 4 5 Stephens' tierenaderi. lO.t,, -Luxemuourg sports.

sign exclusively with C. B. WE )rV EL Bert Lown and his Entire Orch. ,,1. 4S Crockett Mounts Inters.

4 00 Talk by Dr. Stephen P. Ouacsn on "Our Changing World." I 11 Barblzon Plaza Orch. no Campaign talk bv H. Tuttle.

Repub-4ien candidata ofr Governor. on a. 8. Beck Brevities. Willi and Euaene Howard: Audrev Marsh.

boprsno, Howard Lamn's Orch. Mvaterious Mom, HO Hard Lamn's Orch. Halloween Howls. Skit. Willie and Eugene Howard.

dealer. from "Garrlck Gaieties." vocal choruseK bv Audrey Matob, sopra- ne. Songs be Howard Broth era. violin and guitar bv Venuli and Lane. Something to Remember Borough President Henry Hester-berg yesterday afternoon broke ground for the second section, the main stem, of the new $4,000,000 storm water ana sanitary sewer system for Bensonhurst.

Gravesend and surrounding territory. The ceremony took place at the city prmplng station, 86th and W. 10th Sts. The stem will serve the district between Avenue and Coney Island Creek and W. 10th St.

and Coney Island Ave. The second section Is 30 inches wide and its cost is about $800,000 Exercises In School After the ground-breaking, the Borough President and his party, led by the Department of Sanita- General Entertainment 7 :00 p.m.t-Beck Brevities, WABC; Federation Hymn Sing, WEAF. 1:00 p.m. Fleischmann Hour. WEA 9:00 p.m.

Arco Birthday Party, WEAF; Van Heusen Program, WABC. :30 p.m. Maxwell House Ensemble, WJZ. 10:00 p.m. R.

C. A. Hour, WEAF; Victor Herbert Opera, WJZ; Lutheran Hour, WABC. Informative 4:45 p.m. Speech by the Prince of Wales and Viscount Grey at League of Nations Union Banquet, WABC, WEAF, WOR.

0:30 p.m. Campaign Talk. Charles H. Tuttle, WABC. 6:45 p.m.

Digest Topics, Lowell Thomas, WJZ; Democratic Campaign, WOR. S.30 p.m. H. V. Kaltenborn, WABC.

0:00 p.m. Dwlght Morrow Campaign, WOR. 10:30 p.m. Address by Patrick J. Hurley, WABC.

Dance Orchestras 8:00 p.m. Lucky Strike WJZ. 11:00 p.m. Osborne's WABC. 11:30 p.m.

Cotton Club WEAF. 12:00 p.m. Hotel Governor Clinton WJZ. Auto Crash Victim, 86, Loses Damage Action Mineola. L.

Oct. 30 J. Warren Young, 86, of Northern Boulevard, Manhasset, said to have been the oldest plaintiff in a civil action in Nassau Supreme Court in several years, lost in a negligence action which he brought against William Malloy yesterday. Young charged that he was hit by an automobile operated by Malloy as he was crossing from the Payne Whitney estate, where he was employed as a carpenter, to his home, directly opposite. The defense brought out that Young was negligent in crossing the road.

tcooueveit bkviarc. Hocco Orch. 1 1 Oo Voice of rew York. Ill Ci3hmtn andCusnmin 1 1 OO Vilia Richard Orch. Ida Bailey Allen S3.VS! most Pg thing to me about Drake's Cakes is the way they stick to home standards of liberal 1 I HOOK.

WLWL 272M. 00 Earl Grimes, :0 Orch. Norma Aitwiter, You Bv. Auorey Marsn, soprano. Returns.

-election skit. Willie and Eugene Howard. Let's Go Native, Howard Lenin's Orch. Ward Tip Top Club. Cookies' Mark War-row, director: Bradford Browns and Al Ll-welvn; Tin prano.

The Rev. James baritone has Just returned from three, -years in Italian opera. call letters of Ted Husing's knapsack Station which he uses for reporting sporting events is 10-3CAC, Operates on 2,478 kilocycles, which is slightly over 121 It Is not, however, the set which you hear during the football season. Is fortunate enough to be able to have a direct -connection microphone, like any other respectable announcer. Harry Browne, the Hank Simmons of WABC's "Show Boat," has played on the screen with Mnry Ptckford, Constance Talmadge, Mae Murray, Hazel Dawn and Corinne On the boards he has been leading man for Lillian Russell, Mary Ryan, Rose Stahl France Starr, Edith Talliaferro and Irene.

Bordonl. now he has a greater public than the one which those stars attracted Marilla Kohary, N. B. C. studio pianist, mourns the loss of one of her half-dozen They are all Mexican jumping We were too much touched to tell her of the three which jumped out of our life into one of our artist's pockets the other day.

Rich, perhaps Columbia's most popular orchestra leader, claim family distinction. of seven he is the only one who has turned to popular music. of his brothers are with the New York Philharmonic Symphony Nocn. 7 Orch. 1 Tne Rev.

Jinti M. T.40 Orch. SEE your Radio Dealer A Top Wuartet; Irene Beasley. Today have your 1M 1350K. WMSG 222M.

8 30 P.M. Teddy Trett. ongs. Dolores Leonard, songs OU iranklin Air Mam, John Locke, baritone, ft: IS nea Bmoge. songs, ft UO Alva Galiico.

soprano, ft 45 David ields, oaritonc. lO.OU Roma Orch. The Eagle's Lost and Found Advertisements are broadcast every Tuesday at 12:05 noon and every Friday at 2:40 p.m. over Station WLTH. MRS.

GEORG1R KNIGHT HUNTER of 922 8th widow of Ira C. Hunter, died Thursday after a short Illness. She was born in Woodbury, N. and resided In Brooklyn (or 37 years. She Is survived by a sister, Mrs.

Abble Oavln, with whom she resided and two brothers. J. H. Knight of Newark, and WHllam O. Knight of Alberta.

Canada. Services will be held privately tomorrow and Interment will be in Highland Mills, N. Y. DRAiefPCAKE Buy it from yoor grocer or make it yourself from the recipe given Tl by Mrs. Allea every Wednesday at station WABC, at 10:15 a.

m. RADIO TUBES' "omrauo, Maria uerara, soprano. Where Can You Be? Cookies. uj Ra stu Johnson Brown. Brad and Al Soecialtr.

Madrid. Cookies, vocal chorus. Sine Something Simple. Tip Ton Quartet. Just a Uttle While.

Brad Rrvnolds and orch. Livmg a Life of Dreams Grofe arranges, t. Cookies. Swing Me In a Hammock nf Moonbeams. Irene Oca Kiev and orch.

Beneath the Moon of Mxlco. Cookies, vocal rhorus. Shipmates of Mine. Evan Evans with orch. Oh.

Ldy, Be Good, ensemble. AO Tone Domen-tco Savino. director. 11 OO Palais dOr Orch. Frsn Simmer, annovneer.

Cotton Club Orch. 12:00 Hotel Pennsylvania Orch. will "pep up" your let T. 01 Hotel 74ontclair Ensemble. John M.

Holzworth. Campaign Issues. "OhrbachV Prank Far leer, tenor: Al Shavne. baritone. Cn This Be from "Fine ana Danov Bevond the Blue rioriron.

orch. Song of the Fool, Mr. Rhuvne. Only a Midnight Adventure Oh. How Cried the Morn ing After, orch.

To be selected, Mr. Parker, Oriental Number, orch. Interview. Selections from "Hit the Deck." 8:01 Bamberner kittle Symphony with Oliver Stewart. Kaltenborn Edits the News.

Hamilton Watchman "Honevmoon Time." ft -on Van Heusen urogram Normsn Brokensilre. master nf ceremonies: Btllv Artzt's Before at the brice Just for Fun This column, ever willing to brand itself as unoriginal, again names Lou Dolgoff as the most spontaneously witty person on the air. Night before last we sat in his new Harlem rendezvous and found our tired sides aching with laughter. 1400K. WLTH 214M.

00 P.M. Merchants derc- naders Princess Zoreida. i.3U Helen Shipinan and Cas Freeborn. 8:15 berv-U Pharmacy. iwoulin Rouge.

1400K. WBBC 214M. 3 OO P.M. Bobby Davis, soorano. Standard String Trio.

3:30 Gladys Marshall, soprano. 3:13 Irwin Hassell. pianist. OO Baptist Temple. ivar Csrlaon, piano accordionist.

faunshine Sally. T'45 Inaoor Golf Course. 7 Standard Svncosators. 8:15 Jewish Music. Premier Fur program.

:00 Three program. PsrmeC Brothers. 10 O0 Jewish Hour. 1400K. WSGI1 214M.

3:45 P.M. City Mission. 4. 00 H. Lincoln ilium.

on tenor. 4:10 Fox News. 4:0 May Delfoe Raumck. 4:30 Delia Gibson, contralto. 4:45 Black and White pror ram.

5 00 Two Melodies. 6 1 5 Jackie Rosensteln. 8:30 Rosamund Crawford. piano. 5:40 Jack Lawrence.

5:45 H. B. program. 10:3 Dr. awks, vster Plav.

Fog News. tenor, directed by Philip 1 -eV. Such A. C. Radio Reception! It is creatine an iitterlv new srantWrr nf TlA A VllllAfi Tl aMamMaMBMa-l ammmmm.rMeai Annette Hanshew, Blues Singer; Frank Parker, tenor.

1 11 Find My Way to You, orch. Good Even In. Frank Parker and orch Bevond the Blue Horizon, orch. Hv Babv Just Cares for Me. Annette Hanshaw and orch.

Down the River of Golden Dreams. Frank Parker and orch. Always in AH Ways. orch. Body and Soul.

Annette Hanshaw and orch. March of the Vagabonds. orch. ft-no Detective Story rioya nesie, announcer. Midsummer Night's Dream Music.

Overture. Nocturne. Scherzo. Tnor Solo: Aria A bade. from "Le Roi d'Ys-Lalo." Suite.

"Tsar Saltan." Melodle in Major. Chary Ripe. Morgen. Tenor Solo: Ay At Ay (Argentine folk song. Del Mio Ameto Ben.

Two Movements from the Suite, "Much Ado About Nothing In the Bridal Chamber. Hornpipe. Dwight W. Morrow, Tuesday and Friday nights this "Klown Klub" (we cannot forgive the "K's," Lou) may be heard over WMCA. Truly, to be accurate, one should say Wednesday and Saturday mornings, for the microphone is not set up there until after the turn of the day.

We admit that we have not heard it on the air yet. but If it tears through the microphone In any such manner as It rips through the "Khrtj's" corridors, then it is a good 760K. WJZ 395M. 1 ao M. George.

Weathtr Reports. i I 5 Three Little Maid, a OO Your Dailv Menu," Mr. Julian Heath. 3-15 Blue Chasers, a "Halloween Candies," Mrs. Eleanor Hanna.

-4 5 Band. 3 1 5 "How to Begin With Roses," G. A. Stevens. 3:.10 Chicago Serenade.

4:00 Happy Harmonies. 6 :00 Brazilian American program. 5:35 Stock Market prices. a OO-Raising Junior, domestic ttkit. with Aline Berry and Peter Dixon.

Kelvin Keech. announcer. 6:1 5 Whvte direction Peter Van Steeden. 45 Literirv Digest Topics in Brt-f. Lowell Thomas.

Pepsodent program: Amos 'n Andv. blackface comedians. Bill Hav. Announcer. ffir Tastyeast Jesters.

Dwight Latham, Wimp Carleson. Guv Bonham. songs with mendoluie ac-romnaniuient stories in Swedish dialet. Ford Bond, announcer. You Darlln'.

When Niccolo Plays the Piece lo. Original Swedish Dialect Storv. Mv Ohio Home. Swing Low. Sweet Chariot.

7 30 Phil Cook, the Quaker Man. Charles B. Tramont, announcer. 7 45 Friendly Five Footnotes: orrh. direction Del Lampe.

Ted Pearson, announcer. 8:00 B. A. Rolfe and hit Lucky Strike Dance Oraru Dlxiana. Luckv Seven.

Do You Ever Think of Me? Hlttin' the Bottle. A ma Pole ireolev from Follow Thru. Singing la the Rain. Can This Be Love? Oh. Babv.

Whre's That Rainbow? What This Little World la After. Under the Sweetheart Tree. Chiqtilta. Homftimea I'm Happv. One Love.

Sing Something Simple. Cheer Up Here Comes the Sun. I Got Rhvthm. Song or the Vagabond, ft no Knox Dunloo Oich Lutheran Hour. Dr W.lt A U.iir' la ral rhmr Republican candidate for and organist.

0:30 Republican Radio Rallv from Washington. D. C. Talk bv Patrick J. Hurley 11 OO Charles and Ann Gross program for stayawhiles.

en "The Hoover Administra sj a. i uun vaua.i i amazes everybody--the radio-wise, most of all! Don't go by any store showing it without seeing and hearing it the new Stewart-Warner Radio. Here's what you get in these remarkable radio sets: 1 Complete tone range. 2 Championship Performance clear across the dial. 3 -Four-tuned circuits.

4 Full Screen-Grid Radio. It is in that place that one finds tion Looking to the ru ture." 11:30 Silverman program. 11:35 Weather Report. 11.30 Ralph Neil. Vagabonds Orch.

13:00 Nick JVrrara. uke. 13:15 A.M. Vagr bonds Orch. ornate irom a.

J. ft AO McAleer Melodist. :45 Plymouth World Tours. 10:15 Thomas O. Barnes.

10 Orch. 10 15 Globe Trotter. 11:00 Weather Report. 11 Oakland Terrace Orch Harlem's La Belle Rose. Redheaded a 1 oo Osborne Orrh.

1:15 Talk bv Russell Crouse li no-Huntley Orch. Park Asoury Casino Leaf Orch 30 Nocturne. Ann 11:30 Moonbeams. directed by George Shacklev. Arthur Q.

Bryan, announcer. Theme, Slumber Boat. Ghost Pipes girls i. 1500K. WMBQ 200M.

8 OO P.M, Carl Jacoby, bail-tone. 8 30 Pasquale Napolltano. songs. 8:40 Cummkey and Lange 8 00 Alice Alllcott. soprano 8: 1 5 Four Haopy Pals, Chant Sans Paroles, string he is and at least, has the compensation of being a good, dancer.

While you, is listeners, ate Interested lr trie music, 'of whictwthere Is always plenty, sizzling on the fire, permit us to say that the background of tap dancing and inspired musical interludes is all genuine. Even to the prima donna, Gene Calloway, who sings while she has a toothache. 00 And So On-Unpublished, and never before irio. Only a Rose fgirlsi. Theme.

Slumber Boat. That We Two Were Maying igirlsi. Souvenir, violin. Moonbeams i girls). Theme.

Banket Bay. 510K. WNYC 526M. frHERLOCAL STATIONS Stations. Kilocycles.

Time. il WOV. Msnhatten 1110 9:00 a 5 40 m. at the organ. Novelette.

Grand Pas Isnagnol. Prelude In Sharp Minor. Anthonv and Cleopatra. In the Arbor. Solo Dance.

Reverie. 60K. WEAF 454M. 1 OO P.M. Hotel Pennsylvania Music.

1 on Ch tries Lear, tenor. 3 15 Home Music Lessons, a an Mrlody Three. 3 OO The Depression and fihtrie Trees." Maxwell a 15 Muslralities 3tfl La Forge Berumen. 4 on 'The Magic of Speech." vida Sutton. 4:30 Lady Next Door.

4 45 Aldress by H. R. the Wince of Wales. League WCOA. Manhattan 13jO iisod ib.

OS P.M. "Education of Our Children." Dr. David DeSola WHN. Manhattan 101Q luop.m. p.m.

root. 15 Franklin Redgate. songe. WPAP. Manhattan 1010 7:00 p.m.- 9 00 p.m.

WWRL. Wood side 30 "The Problems of Non- Insurance. Hugh J. Mur-1 1500 OO a m. p.m.

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Operation. 7 Period Designs. 8 Precision workmanship throughout. 9 Sets built and baclfed by Stewart-Warner, for 25 years pre-eminent in the manufac-ture of electrical precision instruments, including the famous Stewart-Warner Speedom 8 45 MaJ. Edward F.

Ab- 1280 9:19 a.m.-ia oo m. ao Maxwell House Ensemble. Paul Larg'iav. tenor: WGBB. Fiat port 1210 p.m.- i oo n.

WLBX, Long Island City 1300 OO Ruth Madsen. lO "Historic New York. Rebecca B. Rankin. 36 S.

Howard Cohen Vo.lng Machines Use. Police Alarms. of Nations Union Banquet to WAAT. Jersey city De entea attending imr 84.0 jo a.m.- m.w p.m. rial Conference and League publicly played, is the composition by Thomas Albin, a spiritual called "God's River," to be presented by Willard Robison on WJZ tonight at o'clock -and Eugene toward polish up the Halloween pirlt on WABC tonight with "Mysterious Lawrence Langner, director of the Theater Guild, on WGBS tonight at 7 And If you care tc know how those terrible articles of clothing known as detachable collars were Introduced, listen to the story of the woman Inventor on WEAF at 7:30 o'clock this evening.

You Just know we don't wear them. WKBO, Jersey City 7:30 "Lawyers' Air Mega- 1450 l'J WAAM, Newark Assembly. Todd? Partv. A-IS Rex Cole Mono taineers. 1250 a.m.- p.m.

r.ine.- oy riooert Daru. slstsht District Attorney. N. Y. County.

"The City af Des. WNJ. Newark OS Black and Oold Room direction Ludwig Lau- male quartet; orch. direction wtllard Roblson. Frank Bingiser.

announcer. Selections from "Jak Lantern." ensemble. Old Kentucky Home, IjOU Kaderman, violinist. Bodv and Soul, from "Three's a Crow orch. and soprano.

Ood's River, quartet. Miami Walts, orch. To be selected, two pianos and vibraphone specialty. Make Me a Pallet on the Floor. Willard Roblson snd orrh.

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Butler, 8:15 "Tendencies in Amerl rural sketch, with Phillip can Philosophies." Prof. Lord and Arthur Allen. Frank nineiser. announcer TOMORROW MORNING WABC INI A.M. Own Renlllt.

a 30 Aforninv Dfvotiom. il-Old Dutch Olrl. uregorv reiee. Ph.D. IS Ben Richards, songs.

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sours no: Rich :0 Something lor Every 10 oo Victor Herbert Opera sana. 570K. WMCA 526M. 9 SO M. Allan Prescott ard Maxwell, tenor: Arthur Billings Hunt, baritone end one.

no Marnlnr Hoods. 48 Tho Cr and Peedinl 3 44 Bert and Bertha, song or Man. lo 00 YinkM Hosolttlltr director: oeorge vause. ac rompamst. Marltv R.

Bher ris. announcer. 30 Niagara-Hudson pro gram. "New York tiramatte sketch: dt tov. 3 OO Luct Fagin Ptiyera.

3 30 Vivien Marlowe. 10' 1 Tho ToSBtmtfittr ero- 3 45 Antero Suono. baritone Canadian Fur HEAR BRANSON DE COU The Music Room of the Academy of Music was filled to capacity last evening for the colored slide lecture on "Flowers and Gardens of the Pacific Coast" by Branson De Cnu given under the auspices of the institute of Arts and Sciences. The fccture, -the fourth In a series of six, depicted the scenery from Tia Juana to the end of the "Seven-teen Mile Drive." rerrton William Merrigan 4 3 Leg Rets and. Artie Dalv The One Girl, from "Rainbow," orch.

T.ndonderrv Air. orch Fsnasv on "The Moon Is Low." orrh. Hit etch. Fxceroti fr-rn "The Only Oirl." orch. Merdl Ores, from "Mls- iriinDi suite." oreh.

Series. sweernearis. Muriel Wilson. Ivv Scott, sopranos; Mary Hoonle. contralto; Walter a n.

Frank Moulan, Harry Leo Stard. baritones; Steele Jamison, tenor: Harry Doneghv. bass: ensemble sni direction Harold Senford Milton Cross, announcer. Sylvia, soprano. Muriel Wilson.

Prince, baritone. Walter Preston. Liana, eoprano. Ivy Srott. Mtkel.

baritone. Frank Moulan. Paula. contralto. Mart Hopple.

Jeannette. contralto. Marv Hopnle Karl, tenor. Steele Jamison. Van Troup, bass.

Harry Donaghv. Ca niche, baritone. Ha rry Hindermever. Sllnesbv, baritone, Ieo Stark. Lieht.

Oner Rnnemble. uunn. Oo Oollbiire; program. 30 Cold Blast program. 45 Red Devils.

ao Stanton attest Merchants. 10 00 Golriburg vrogrsm. 10 ao To be announced 10 45 Jewish Daily Forward flamuel Orr. 11 OO Nws Summary. RAD A OA Flelschmann Hour, trona.

10 .10 Pot of Gold 1 41 Don onri Battv. tl OO Jeltn Ch i. WEAK 4S A Health (nrtlKe. 00 Quaker Man. IS Morning DlTOtloa.

a. 30 Cheerio. oa -Morning Melodies. ItVOO Dorothv Orav. 10 :1 Follmer and Clogf.

10- SO Bettv Crocker. 10 45 Dinah and Dora. 11 no Muate Aonrerlation Hour. Walter Damroach. 19 OA Elgin arograoa.

wjY SO A M. Charlie Hmo. 4k-Jllv Bill and Jane. oo rn 'ha a 15 1 Chats with Pen' Wln- throp. a an Vermont Lumber Jecs a 4 Popular Bl'i.

a Parnaneun B'rlng Trio Kate Smiths blues singer 11 05 Small Paradise Orch. guest artist; Rulv Vallee and nia orrn. urinim cn Mi innnunrrr. 1 1 5 Hollywood Orch. 13:05 A.M.

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Carlvle Duncan (r at" wp" tax a 17 vii rriff hiu: Harold Kan-ten Unnr: the Rondollers: male aentet: string ensemble, dt- 11 OO Slumber Music. B'rlng ensemble, direction Ludwig teror. 3 13- Leret ta Yates, so orsne 8 30 Shaw's Guide. 3 4 5 Keea Levick. soprano.

4 OO Studio program. 4 15 Leon le Kauflman. so CALL ON YOUR NEAREST DEALER TODAY FOR DEMONSTRATION Lsuriet. Alwvn Barb, a nouncer. Overture.

Iphengia In Au lis. Fine Kleine Nachtumusik ft'iiortse Svmohonv. 10 OO Llbbf McNeil Libbv ororrem. in i taction Ludwig La finer. Kei i vin Keerh.

announcer Blue Danube Walts, orch Hawaiian Medlev. ma.e ens net Toreador Song, from "Car-( men," mhn Monrrkeff with orch. Tetl Me Mother. from Tarmn duet. Natalie Bod an tk ay a and LONG ISLAND DEALERS AQUEBOGUE E.

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Frosr ateioav th -Olga Von Olsen. vio- Moments. Oliver Smith, ten- Moments. limit. TONE IN JUIT 7 IICOHDf ARCTUEIUS 31 .10 New Jersey League of prsno.

4 3ft Merv T)l Nio. 4 45 Suzenn i no Srhoii Hour no Melody Mterv. ft 3ft Yeteq Enemeera. ft 45 Dinner Music. 7 OO Studle progrsm.

IS William Karlin ft Peter Fan Oich, 1ft OO House Party. I Royalists. tlOKWrCH 370M. 1 IOPM Msrle Alberts. rentrBlte; Cevld Stevens, osrttone.

8 Oft Allsn Presrott 3 IB Florence Hucert. eo orano. 3 .10 Srlerce. talk, a 4 5 Jessie Crvor. tenor.

4 OO Mona Trilon. soprsno 4 Bob and Dglsr, Harmony. 4 ao Itobel Stone, poeirr. 4 45 A C. O.

Negro Orch. 15- Sellg Posner violinist women voters. ft AO New Jersey Flower Snow. 9 no Llttaann'a Fntertsm rri ill nmr. 19.

OO Lur.ehenn Enaemble. WOR 41 A M. Orm Clajel OO- Weather Report; journal of Air. a-is Mualral Momenta. .10 Mary a Period a 4 Beatrice Marble AO Bamberger Hour.

10-Klelnert Pa lb Ion Clinic. 45 Wanamaker Rome Maker. 10 no All- Maaoa Johmon. to is Muiie. -National Olrl Scout Week.

in'no Charm Hour. in 4 Vanta Hour. 1 1 OO Roflman Hosteaa. Ilia Ca'hletn and Kaihrvn Pardons. 11 an-Pnrmble II 40 augar Inatlluta Bulletin.

1 1 4. A -tlrhok 1 1 an Aneila Welle 1 1 wrleh' i Mnmenla. 11 an -Journal of Air ao league for Hard of Hearing. or: Eus.ene ormand-. vwnn- Irt and director of orrh.

Alois Havrille announcer. enow Hits nf 1927 Hit the Tek" election, orrh Jut a LttMe Whi'e. tenor solo Oliver Smit h. Madrid, orth. riAod ICvemn'.

orch. I Ssiertionv from "Jarr I Lantern." orch. a Tn Au'umn. orrh i Wsitxing Doll flute and orrh, IFratured Number-Arnes tenor solo. Oliver flmith.

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tracting Company of Hempstead was lowest. There were 23 bidders In all. The bridge will be the first of tlx to be constructed by the State Department of Public Works wttn the approval of the Long Island State Park Commission on the near three-mile Wkntagh State spur parkway. Equipped with a small chapel, a ft-foot vacht has been sent to Alaska as a Catholic missionary 333,616 Is Lowest Bid LFor Parkway Bridge The Long Island State Park Com-lsslon announced yesterday that Jilds opened last Friday at Albany Jy the 8tate Department of Public Work! for the construction of the rit bridge on the Wantaih ite Parkwav spur, the W.1.84A bid nf the tocd Roads Engineering and Con Dr. ZINS SPICIALIST, rat.

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