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THE HHOOKI.YN DAILY E.M.LE, NEW YORK. THURSDAY. MAY 3. 1928. A TeUvEI.

REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE SEEK EXPRESS STOP TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAM "KRACKE FROUCS" GIYEN AT ACADEMY URGE TRAFFIC LIGHTS ALONG BAY PARKWAY Agitation for traffic control lights on Bay from Ocean pkway. to Cropsey ave. was started at a meeU lrur last njiht of the West Mid wood Tonight's Featnrtt 00 PM Waldorf-Astons dinner mu5ie. A Bax-balL PM Baseball. A T.

7 00 M. Bax-ball. 7 30 Conird Comfort Hour WEAF. Honon i Hour R. Baseball.

C. I 00 PM Dodge Brotnera. A P. I 30 M. Hoover Hour.

WEAF. Wmte Rock Z. 00 Wrir Rvl Cabui Door. A Lof. a Dandle.

R. 10 00 P.M. Halsey Stuart Hour WEAF. strir Trio. Z.

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JV--nonun a nunif i trm nam, I JO Dieuva Starr Miitimi dram. tt Ift'a Cindv Dandies. 4A NfW York Unlvvraitf Iht Orowth FOR BAY PARKWAY Trad Board Appoints Conv mitteg) to Press Action. Puriuant to agitation lor the creation of an express stop at the Bay pkaay. station of the Sea Branch of the B.

M. the Bay Parkway Board of Trade, through its president. Herman P. Gould, last night appointed a committee to join with a similar committee of the Benson Park Civic Association in a request to the Transit Commission for this service. This action was taken at a meeting held at the Young Israel Hall.

Bay pkvay. and 66th st. The two committees will make this request to the Commission as soon as a hearing is granted. "This action Is absolutely necessary as a safety precaution for the traveling public and to relieve congestion on the trains from Bay pkway. to 59th Gould said.

He pointed out that about 25.000 persons use the trains dally at this station and that this number will be steadily increased with the completion of apartment house building activities in the Immediate neighborhood. "An express stop would be of great benefit to the merchants In helping to create a larger shopping district here." he added. The committee, which Is headed bv Gould, Includes Joseph BerllD. Strahs. Charles Davis.

Michael Brown, Herman Cohen, Harold Has-snl and the Misses Hannah Mackler, Henrietta Simmons and Miriam Harrison. Mr. Oould presided at the meeting. BEHAVIOR AND CONDUCT DIFFER, SAYS SPAULDINC Behavior and conduct are not the same thing, Dr. E.

O. Spaulding declared last night In a lecture before a Brooklyn Institute audience at the Academy of Music. His topic was "Is Conduct Different From Behavior?" Behavior depends upon the pa'st and present, the speaker pointed out, while conduct is what distinguishes man from animals the ability to shape his future and free himself from the stimuli of past and present. There is no such thing as absolute chance, Dr. Spaulding maintained, for ever-thing is the result of some definite cause.

Consequently, he added, there is no evidence of freedom in the philosophical sense. Freedom he defined as the exemption from external determination and the ability to act in accordance with Internal determination. Freedom and law are compatible, he insisted, and the universe Is not a chaotic universe of chance but one subject to certain fundamental laws. BILL BROWN POST. A.

GIVES FLAG TO RED CROSS The Bill Brown Post of the American Legion, Sheepshead Bay, presented an American flag to the Brooklyn Naval Hospital last night at the recreation hall of the institution. Miss Mary Trances Hall, Americanism chairman of the Kings County American Legion Auxiliary, made the presentation and Miss Mabel Durlvage, Red Cross field director, accepted the flag in behalf of her organization and Sgt. Edward McMahon in behalf of the patients. Miss Hall had served overseas as a Knights of Columbus secretary. Among those present In the speakers' group were Mrs.

William Brown, widow of the late Bill Brown, 102d Ammunition Train, 27th Division, klHed In action, in whose memory the flag was donated; Mrs. Nellie Johnson, president of the Kings County American Legion Auxiliary; Mrs. B. Bryan, president of the Bill Brown Post Auxiliary, and Mrs. Mary E.

Hartt. organizer of the Bill Brown Post Auxiliary. I music. Prof ChariM Haubial. Choir Inrttblf.

y. 00 Hwa: wrathr Paul Spacht and hit orthastra M. MANHATTAN M. 8 30pm Marion Wrth. aint' i 13 Joo Andtraon, unor.

313 Wright and Wronf, harmony. 5 -Ifr Francia 8p, nont. 0 00 Amov Orcheatra. 1010 Prmca PiotU and Uadtlyn Hardy Ollgf. Poama by K.

T. 13 30 Pauline Oaly, aoprano 13 45 Jay Dudlev. and Unor. 21:00 8am A Perry, piami. 11 15 John R.

Walah, tenor. 11 30 PnvolUT Club Orcriaatra 12 00 Oraoa Room Club program. K. PAP. MANHATTAN M.

6.30 p.m. Kee Enaembla. 7 00 Eddia Wood and Lon Mooner. 7:10 Sidney ZwilUnr Ttohnut. 7:30 Char lea Strickland I Mayflowtr Or heatra.

00 Will Oakland's Chathea-i 30 Saxophont Enaembie. 9:00 Jack Oolden. ptanlat. 815 NawahU ukulef 9 30 Coare a Orchaatra. 10 00 Keva flaahca.

119 MANHATTAN M. 9 00 p.m. Pariah achoola hour. 0 OS flara Puller, aoprano. 0 30Orohaatra: nappy manorial 9 30 Can you ipell? 7:000.

V. hour 7 05 t. Oortha Enembl. 7 20 Jeno flhuti. celllat.

7 30 QuaaUoa Bos. iho Ret. MtchatI Varkln. I r.9 K-W MCA. MANHATTAN M.

9 00 p.m. Jacob Becher Fur Cntertainart. AsusrtsavrsU Let. LINCOLN bro-yn APARTMENTS OrrBLOOKDIO FBoaraXT raaa rnsiraoor BotMtraoor IS Minutes ta Wall Street. Bleetrto Relrujerattoa.

AppolntaaenU aag Bervice ol tba Best. Agent aw PVeoiises. 2BOOata frees 3 BOOMS far 75 90 220 Charlas Partridga R. E. C.

389 Flatbush Awe. raeae NSVIMg ease BROOKLYN'S NEWEST firtprf Snuulprmof Sark Mtimtt IJ.Staer and Peas House Oa Pi.is.ei Park Plasa 3-4-7 ROOMS All Outside Cornsr Apartments 19 Minutes to WaU St. Subway at Door 1 PLAZA STREET Ai Sc. Jkna Place ami Sh Avenue ftefgetat tmm NOW RENTING Open sVeweegs TeL STBrliag 4474 Queensborongh Property. GRAND SPRING SALE of LOTS Thursday, May 3rd from A till 30 P.M.

rridav. Mav 4th Saturday, Mav 5th each day $440 WILL BUY A LOT SOUTH ELMHURST Wlffk aad Htnutiful On Caldwell (Johnson) Avenue. 2 Blocks oil Orand Street Trolley. Other Lota at $665, $740 and $840 Per LOT TERMS $10 CASH Balance 1 monthly Interest 6 per cent per annum. Business Lots and Comer Lots other Prices and Terms.

2 Blocks off Orand Street, Trolley. 7 Blocks off Queens Boulevard Buses and Street Cars. Public Bohool 3 Blocks, Parochial and High Schools near. High class theatre, almost complete, six blocks from property on 87th Avenue. Tha nrolected Queens Boulevard tnhvtv when built, will furnish rapid transit for the residents of our South Elmhurst subdivision.

This subway has been planned as a direct easterly extension of the Bird St. Mannaitan; cross town subway to Long Island Citv. now under constrnrltnt. finn i wait until the new subway system Is completed before -you purchase. Ask our Agent at South BImhurst for the map of the protected Queens Boulevard Subway (Route 108-Bi, which has been approved by the Board of Transportation.

minum irom own street and 2nd Ave nue, N. Y. City, by Auto. HOW TO CO: By Auto from New Yorlt: Viav S9th stropt Queens borough Bridge; out Queens Boule vard io aan turn rigtn on 57th Ave. i oiocas our onice at mm Ave.

and Hist St. BY TROLLEY FROM NEW Street, Manhattan end of the Queensbor-ough Bridge, take Queens Boulevard trolley. eu on me wouey at oin Ave. (uaiaweu Ave.) and walk west to-our office at 57th Ave. and 81st St.

BY TROLLEY PROM BROOKLYN: Take Grand Street trolley going toward Flushing iron, liner ena oi me urooKiyn tiriage; get off the trolley at Maiden Lane, and walk east 6 blocks on d7th Ave. to the property. On above sales dsvs take our free car at 57th Ave. and Queens Boulevard with the Meacham sign prominently displayed. MR.

G. H. BUCKLE, Resident Arent on the property every day except Sunday. npsiaeiii rnone, nr.wiown ohos, Office Phone, NEWtown 3818. Meacham Realty Owners 15 Park Row.

New York Citv. N. Y. Title guaranteed to us by Title Guarantee ana Trust uompsny, Jamaica, is, y. hong Island Property.

For Those Seeking Summer Homes on Long Island ON Saturdays April 7, li, 21 and 28 and Mjv5 and 12 the Long Island Railroad will Operate a Special Train from Pcnn-sylvania Station, Nctf York, to Pttchoeue and stations to Montauk and return, for the convenience of those seeking summer home or hotel accommodations on Long Island's South Shore. The train 'will leave New York (Pcnna. Sia.) 8:59 A.M. and will consist of coaches, Pullman parlor II rr 1 cars ana duiicc clul) car, insuring comfortable and delightful ride. Fnr ertoc-inl tin, of train anil slops made, apply ai (nn- xinueicu I ICKCI WinCCi or L.I.K.K.

aacmt. The oppnnuniiy to vhit we South i. i i)ina ni-iwct-n iiAnyion and PiiiclidKue, if aNonlcrJ hy (sain leavint; New(Yf1s at 1 1 A.M.. with frequent service returning. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Auellnna.

AUCTION SALE Friday, May 4th, 1928 AT 11:1.1 VM. 245 Fine Oriental RUGS CARPETS Peri and Chides? rugs, runners, melt, etc. All sties. Beautiful weaves, colorings and designs, fine antique and semi-snhque rugs. Kthitiitum will.

9 A.M. MTrelef tnl Burlinf, Dole Anct'rt KBTA nLIBH BD 100 IH an. Ml Iresawsr, New Terli iBeiweea Brine, and Houston Bis i Lost and Found and Personal Advertisements In the future Person nl Advertisement! will be published on Page 2 and Lost and Found advertiscmenti on the last rage of the Main Section. Closing tine for these will be II A M. on ihj day of publication for Daily Eagle and 10 P.M festurda for the Sunday Eagle.

Bcsvl Estate at A action. EstakUekeS las Of laaae Fries, Decease. Administratrix 'Auction Wed. Night, Mmf 9, At 8 P.M. Steal Estate Exrhange.

IS SUlwu" NeM Bf.n H'U Sukwag Stores. Business Prnnerfv Garage, Apartment Homes, Etc LaeateS aa Pellawa. Braoklyn: S26 528 Court St. W. tenser tlantlnsie.

street. Brisk Sler anal Apartaaenu. 59 15th SL, Near 3rd Are. -Story Brick, Apartmenta. 133 17th near 3rd Ave.

-8tor Brlek. Store and Apartments. 654, 656 3rd Ave. and 98 100 19th St. Starea, Apta.

ang Faetorr. 658, 660 3rd Av. Nr. 20th -Storj, starea and One Apartment. 105 20th Near IrJ l-BWry Brick, Modern Garage SSalOflx Irre'g.

659-661 3rd Nr. 19th SU Twa S-Storr. storea and Apartments. 677 3rd Near 20th St. 3-Story Frame, stare 684 3rd Cor.

21st St. ana Brick, Stores and Apartments. Two 1-storr Frame Buildings on 21et St. VERY EASY TERMS ALSO AT SAME TIME EXECUTOR'S AUCTION Estate of Morris Berger, by erder el Manufacturers Trust Co. 12 LOTS, CLEVELAND ST.

W. 8., 160 ft. So. ef Fatrfield Ave. Easy terms.

Send for Photos Maps. Jere JFohnsesi jr. ins iviontafue at. Triangle 1301. AUCTION Saturday, May 5 2:30 P.M..

Under Tent, on Premises Choice sites with clearly defined future In one of the most active building sections of Jamaica Zone. 60 LOTS 0 Queens Village Rocky Hill Road Springfield Boulevard at 90th Ave. Two Block From Hillside A venae 60 ON MORTGAGE HOW TO GO: Via L. I. R.

R. to Queens Village Station, then bus on SprinpflPld Boulevard, which passes, lots. Bt AUTO: Follow Queens Boulevard to Hillside to Springfield Boulevard, rijht to lots. 117 I.IBKRTY ST. NEW VORK CITV Where Eagle Ads Kay Be Plaoed: EAGLE AOENT8.

BROOKLYN. IS21 Atlantis are. i iibu Pulton st. 1343 Bath Bath 212a Fulton at. Beach tl Gates ave.

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107 Seventh ave. C3I Bt. John's Dl. 003 Broadway 1433 Broadway 740 Fifth avo. 1903 Fifth ave.

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Sorlal slmoaphera. Ohrlattan clientele. kearnb. Owner ST. RITA HOI sr.

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r. tY. Vrew. On hesutiliil lake, nothing, Pihlne. etc.

Mod.rn Untile: en'-elleril lnh Rale. up. Pocono Motintalna, W4 I II nonk'et'B" aJiJ as lh, einrin. Vacation mt, roioNo. r.

For collages, rampa, hungalows. hotels. am age, eu. TUB MT, POOONO SALTY inu. mi imi VOMK rn MMf.

fur fnmw rlli Ihla gear. HYDE MANORS Af la en. km arrnemettte foi eeesm nl lem ror i msMnn eHd-eae Mr llde V0 chue'er r'Ai4. Wine foe Varaimti land'" booklet, ranadian Ka'ionsl P.s ana pinn A.s., Ktw Yuik Cllg. PaoiM Vanderailt S42.

Civic Association at the Bay Parkway Casino, Bay pkway. and Gravesend ave. It as announced inat tn now firehouse at Foster and Gravesend aves. will be completed the latter part of Julv. two years alter the associB' tion began action for a new flrvhouaa in the district.

It will house Engine No. 250 and an extra hook and ladder truck. A battalion chief will be in charge. LIKED ROGERS' STORY Editor Brooklyn Daily Eagle: Wilbur Rogers' covering of the Floyd Bennett funeral story pub lished in yesterday's Eagle was the best piece of news-anting I have ever read. His graphic description of detail expressed so humanly and with an Intelligent conception 01 uie puo-lic's desire to visualize the happenings of the event even better than If they were present is a worthy achievement of uncommon attainment in reporting news.

The speed in composition necessary in newswriting makes Rogers' story more praiseworthy than the studied attempt of any gifted fiction writer, in the humble opinion of this writer. J- P. Brooklyn, April 28. 1928. HOTELS AND RESORTS LOXG ISLAND.

Crystal lake Hotel Lnrge, comfortable rooms, private baths; bathing, tennis; moderate rates; easy commutation. LAKE MAHOPAO. DEAN HOUSE and COTTAGES LAKE MAHOPAC, N. T. Private courses.

Special Spring Rates. 91D13 SILAWAXGCNRS AND SCLHTAJ. COUNTY. TROWBRIDGE FARM1'- Beautiful location. All improvements.

Rooms hot, cold running water. Quality food, superior home cooking. Scrupulously clean. 15 yean unbroken success. Spend DECORATION DAY at Trowbrid Paim Privute lio'ise, People of refinement return year after yrui.

RtMlticetl rate May. June RfiukUt Full Jnformntinn. Personal Tourh of Ownership Management R. TROWBRIDOE. Prop.

I UDWAY REST HOTEL Modern, up-to-date buildings; excellent table; Ire.sh farm products, near two lakes, amusements and churches. Ratea $18 to $21 per week Acc. 40. Mrs. A.

BUSCH. Rock HUI. N. Y. BUNGER'S FARM T- int.

cejsja, a uuutu water all rooms. Christians. Booklet. CATSKIMi MO EN TAINS. I SALISBURY HOUSE-' crrctuun nciun 19, N.

1. lAAflMi, Bathing. Running Water all Rooms; Baths, C2l. Centilts. Write for Booklet.TlS Up WANTED elderly ladles or Invalids, rare tind board.

MAE STOTT. Freehold. K. Y. ADIItONDACKS.

WHITEFACEINN LAKE PLACID, N. Y. OPENS JUNE 15 The Newest Hotel Located in the Beauty Spot of the Adirondarks. Booklet. J.

J. SWEENEY. Manager N.Y. Office. Hotel Bt.

ReRis, 5th Av. St 53th St. Winter, Highland Park Hotel, Aiken, to. u. GLENWOOD INN, lake Placid Special May-June Rates.

Rooms with private baths. Booklet on request, Mrs. FRANCES E. DIVINE. TEV ROOM COTTAGE and seven-room bungalow, on Lake Champlain: clean sand beach; all lake privileges.

TREMBLEAU HALL, Port Kent, N. Y. M. B. RKNNELL.

ATLANTIC CITT. Atlantic City's Best Moderate Price Hotel aim i Annex, 'l iniiiea.ee nr. Uearh. rap. 4110.

(Yiitrnl; oiu aiirruuniliuKa ni. CsUinlli- and Irlvnti haths. RI'NNINO WATEH IN ALL ROOMS WILL OPEN MAY 1ST on American Plan Former gueats and patrons of the NEW iroqi ois HOTEL accommodated. Phone Mailne 2709. R.

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trig the "Kracke Springtime Frolics," was presented last night at the Academy of Music. An audience numbering many prominent politicians and public officials tilled the opera house and demonstrated its appreciation of the show with laughter and applause. "Clarence Knows How a musical review in three acts by Phil S. Mc- Cormack. and directed by Fred J.

Mazuire. was the piece do resistance. Between acts one and two a one-act play depicting a Cabinet meeting at President George Washington's residence in New York City during his first administration was enacted 111 costume bv Port Appraiser F. J. H.

Kracke and several of his co-workers in the Union League Club. Mr. Kracke made a dignified Washington, Thomas V. Gould and Warren I. Lee quarreled bitterly as Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton, Robert G.

Newbcgin was Henry Knox, Frederick B. Merckle was Edmund Randolph and Robert G. Newbegin 3d was Scipio, Washington's negro servitor. The sketch was written by Kath-aryne Filkins Le Mont and Warren Lee. Principals in the musical tomedy included Harry Wardenberg, Bernice Boettger, Dorothy Lotsch, Ethel Lotsch.

Joseph O'Donohue, George Jewesson Meryl F. Magulre, A. Clinton Gedney, Alice Bent, Lloyd Brown. Russell Hartley, Charles E. Haggerty.

Russell Hartley, Ravaux Wardenberg, Gertrude Cantwell, Alice Ernest, Robert Kiefer. Eustace L. De Lisser was stage manager, assisted by Cecil L. De lewji Pnunrls. former bnroi presi dent, made a brief address of welcome before the curtain rose.

Robert Soitzer was chairman of the committee in charge of the "Frolics," with George D. Klippel, vice chairman; Fred D. Meyerer, secretary, and George Jewesson, treasurer. SWEDISH CHURCH BAND IN CONCERT The Immanuel Swedish M. E.

Church Band gave its fourth spring concert last night at the Academy of Music before an appreciative audience. Irma De Baun, coloratura soprano, and Vincent Bach, cornetlst, were the soloists. Mrs. Bach accompanied her husband at the piano. Nils H.

Thork-elson, conductor, led the band. Following an invocation by the Rev. Clifford Westerdahl, pastor of the Immanuel Swedish M. E. Church, the band opened the program with a group of three selections.

This was followed by two songs sung by Miss De Baun, with Sidney Dorlon Lowe at the piano. Two more orchestral numbers, a group of songs bv Miss De Baun and a trumpet solo by Mr. Bach completed the program. FIELD CLUB DANCE. The Monthly Club Night drew 200 persons to the Knickerbocker Field Club, E.

18th st. and Tennis ct last night for dancing, bowling and cards. Members only were admitted. F. G.

Harris was chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements. KLINKER ENTERS. Ezra V. Kllnkc'r of the Los Angeles A. C.

is the first of the Western entrants in the National A. A. U. gymnastic championships to be held at the Swiss Turn Verein in Union City, N. J.

Brooklyn Stations 1170 K-W 256 M. 4:00 P.M. The Home Talkers; Lauria Bros. Trio, Roy and Frank. 4:30 Tea music.

5:00 Happy Times Club. 8:30 Tea music. 8:45 Conn Bros, program. 6:00 Today in Sportlaad. 6:15 Leverich Towers Concert Ensemble.

6:55 Daily Mathematical Problem. 9:00 Eypcl's correct time; Gasper Ollva, violin. 9:15 Brooklyn Safety Council. 9:30 Bklyn. Edison Radio Unit.

10:00 Weather forecast; Gilranc's Irish music 10:30 Brnnte Block and Matty Cohen. 11:00 Castle Club. 11:30 Moulin Rouge. 12 :00 Strand Danceland Orchrst ia 1320 K. 227 M.

6:00 PM Lullaby Lady. 6:30 Bob Oanet and orchestra. 6:45 Fashion forecast. 10:00 Hydros Laundry Entertainer. 10:30 Duke Ellingo and orchestra.

11:00 D. X. 1326 K. 227 M. 4 00 C'has.

Coleman, piano. 4 15 Margaret Murray, soprano. 4 SO Victor Meyer, saxophonist. 4:45 Marlon Wollnits, violin. 5:00 John F.

Riley. "Life of Michaelangelo 8:15 Betty Manshardt. senss. 8:30 Helena Duffy, ukulele. 8:45 Adolph De Uptakes, pianist.

6 00 Time. 7 oo BoortA. 7:15 Martin Henn and John Schweinoergcr. musical duets. 7.30 C.

C. Atwood. talk. Clean-up Week Campaign, under the auspices of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce 7 4.V-Motnr Boat Talk I 00 Jewish program of Arthur Btojiie nn-Phelan Hour 10 OO Time 1471 M. 7 31 proaram 7 4-'len White, piano.

8 R. KrK hfldorf. anng.t. 8 1-t-lle Kanrlll. mnnnloiMie Vf W.

Kr'-hclclnrf. baritone to Hollywood. 9 00 Hi, it pe Roever, tenor 1.V-P1iH1;ih. Clover Leaf Or-chpKira 10 no-John Kiefer. songs.

10 30 -Little Moore Trio. hrmight bark Ihe old days vlndlv -the dv, you had a bill rould wr.h confidence unite girl lo a show and even h.ivc a undeat ett-manlj, b-rsi fie word "i invcri" b'd n. vnt'd and nobody but Irvini; and Hnoth ask'd more than li SO lor an orchestra seat. On the Radio Last Night 10 ootudi. program.

1100 Jack Dftlr Oreheitn. 12 00 Mlitr ftixl Lvlr. liu.F .1. ABO. MAWATT4N SOi M.

too Publla Service Finance Corpo. 1 Wrilhrr I 0T tone MeKnight. plenllt. 7 IS Perk Lent Orcheelre. 7 4S Coete 1 oerilen Celender.

a 00 Mr. and Mn. Veo Wood, sonit. 10 Woodaide Wemen'e Olee Club. 9 00 Forum eeyt.

05 at. Thorr.er organ recltaL 20 Modem InvMtmente. 0 30 Mu.ie end Mueinge of Dr. Mu. 10 30 Tiir.r 10 11 Wi.thr 10 32 Nrgro erhlevtment hour II 30 Km Tee Oerden Orchestra.

11 00 Time. io: A. fTr.ON 14 M. 4 30 Kidsire Rerue. 30 Nfwi.

5.50 Sport 5sNw j.r.fT tiat. police altrmt. 9 00 rlaeebett eroree. 02 Lorraine Osborne, rerltel. 0 30 Rfeuler Rrpubhcenieni.

10 00 Mvstlc Cereven. 10 30 Toeer Iniumble 0O Cnloniel Inn RrndeiToul. 11 30 Praneie Pegeno and hli Call-fornlane. lot K. 0 L.

MANHATTAN (.4 M. 00 m. Time; news; soorte. 10 H. A Palmer, berltone.

a 30 Hnthts Orcheeira. 00 E-laard Prenrh. piamal. 7 10 The Jo of Paring Possessions." Dr King 7 30 Centra! Mile Quartet 7 V) Benl. P.

Dae. 03 Ra.flwin Artists Period, a 30 James Catena's OrcJieetra. lit NKWABB M. A 00 Time 01 Neeerb Beer's Program. 30 Robert Treat Trio.

7 00 w. Curtia Ntcholaon. 7 JO Al Kindberg Oraheslra. 5 GO Time. ICS P.

WEtTABK M. pa Ce-eperatlre program. 4 00 Jny hour 8 00 Merchants' progrenv a 30 AUce from Wonder.end. 5 00 Time. a 00 To be announced a 30 Murum piam.i.

5 N.e-ari Art Club 00 Prgsr the meiode girt, 30 Musical program. IIM ASM. NCWABK lag M. 32 2S Pm ttdwut Bent Artists. In" Orchestra.

Pour Toners Orcheatra. tit K.w A A T. JtBeiT CITT 1 M. agricultural Market Reports, a 0s Dene Muelc. a 0 raiher.

45 Atone 2 usaieie McDonald 7 30 Tee Black Joes I JO Matter Composers a 30 Baronne Qiertet 00 Stal Interuinment. la Aviation lelk 'J Vte Bieherde musla. Velentlne, asngs II 00 Kramer's lime. ill ay T. MANHATTAN 3 M.

3 00 Happe raes 4 00 Brunaoick Orchestra. 4 JO Toon Talee. Pane! rape Orehestra. 000 Dance program Btrmg Trio ii Malodiee feereo 0 Telechroa tlsno. IJ7 si HAP.

MANHATTAN ltd M. Oreheetral music tl.n Bc.er,"" i Priee. speaker. 7 43 Muaie. 7 11 a.i avinonesa is Am- 25 Mar WaahlneiM MBO.

MANHATTAN is M. 00 m. Rdoia lit. 10 National Dlttrlbutsrs 0 "nsemble. til Neos.

5S 0 nni 10 45 National Diet ributora. 11 00 Chinatown Trio. Thomas Wilson tenor, ii pibniat. 00 Time. MANHATTAN II M.

Thorn peon, pianist, a IS Kenotll Intertelnere a 30-Aater Dance Orrnrsira. 9 on- Bir Bcouta of America. Hawaiian melodiee 13 00 Alter Denco Orrneetrs. ut A. MANHATTAN III M.

lo'lce5 keutebld 15- llsrlem Dentel Bocieir 5 0 di 7 00- English le.aon. Comere America Trtt 8 00- Coriwli Zuccert. eoprene 1 Beaa aiuotai.ans a 30-pirmeulh Plen Mueieale. 00 Weier Brothers. '4'io pianist.

9 4.. A Oieisnni Morelli, tenor. 7 Berenadere. 11 JO atudl muaie 141 B. 1 IBB.

tl.lABgTH-a4 4 00 pm Children hour. 00- Prer lug Recitel 30 Nits Orgen Reritaia 30 Baaebeif results. jv-charloue Msiris. reciia'ions 9 5V N.wa I aoprane. 7 lo Joaepb Herrero.

Iroubedeur. I.MO R.r I BIN riTT- M. 10 00 Mauneo Plaeelle, bsntene. Hrrmsn pienist. 10 JO Suntet Trio II 00 John Mitchell, retleo.

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10 oo- I rn i oo-n nn i I 00 I pim lulls 1 JO St. tl 45 Studto program. ft 'K) Harbert a tima. 4 00 Tubba'a Investment talk. 1 9 15 United larael Zion Hoapltal talk.

30 Uv-Dtna Entartainara. vp, 10:00 Mah Joni Inn Orcheatra. 13 30 William McMahon a ananeimt ta't 10:10 MCA Studio ataS rat Hal. 11:00 Herbert's time 11 OO McAlptneara Danoa Orehaatia. 1 2.

00 The Wolf and the Baei. 9A0 OBI, MANHATTAN 949 M. 30 p.m. Marion Olive, ptamat 5 40 Dr. Charlaa Gray Shaw, "HouainM A 15 Merrtam Stern Field, coloratura top a no.

10 00 Ramble in trin 10 45 Hayden and Heffernaa. accordion, banjo. 10 53 Jamei DeMllle, harmonica. XI 00 County Fair Orchestra. 1130 Moaa and Schulmaa.

1145 Carroll and Fa nod. 12 00 The County Fair Orchaatra 90 K. MANHATTAN aa 4:19 pm. Baldwin period 4:30 FYanoea AJIIaon, aoprana. 4 48 Rofer Temple, 5.20 Prof.

Moeller. Preneh leaaoa. 5 30 Beloved Vaiabond 6 OO Clifford W. Cheaalay, phlloaophy of Rumbera. 0:30 Jul Antell't Ltnoolnetra.

7 00 Oarl Pique, maniat 7:30 "What You Should Know About Insurance." 7:45 F. n. Junior, "TtUlt Hrlple Tiek-. lef." 8 00 Camp Cheerful, Owen Cooian, New York Rotary Club. 9 10 oivoru Artttts 9 00 Harrla and In lee.

9 15 Ooer Ensemble 45 Sunehine flu ten. Tomorrow Morning On the Radio A 6.43-8:00 A Tower health ex- erciseit. 1 00 fXlf ration morning 8:15 Prnasus Trio. 8:30 "Cheerio." 10:45 Dorothy Hoyle Trio. 11:00 N.

B. C. Studio program. 11:15 Radio Household Institute. 11:30 Wm.

Sweeney, baritone. 11:45 Janet M. Ge later. 12:00 N. B.

C. Studio program. 12:30 Market and weather. 12:45 Holies Palais DOr Orchestra. 1:45 N.

B. C. 8tudlo program. 2:00 "An Experiment in Elementary Education," by Dr. David Mitchell.

2:15 Parnassus Trio. 15 About the shops with Greta Palmer. 1 AM -Dr Roy! Copln Hour. 100 PM Hotel Alor OrchMtn 1 Shfrbo's Orchestra from Plfrr'. 3:00 Wrathrr.

-Your Dally Mnu." by Mr. Jul'n Hralh 3 20 "rhlonble Drw." bv Pauline Denha. 3:30 Nallonl Child Welfare Aworlat lon. 3:48 "Tea Room Mraifment and Candy Maklnj." by Elinor O. Hanna Tin Merry Three.

6 45-7 4S AM -Colat Hour :00 8elon Chimen; nn; weather. 00 Jean Lambert Dale 10:30 Paul O. Hampton, "Joy of Uvlnr" 3 John Rorri. baritone. 3:44 "Personal Color Analvale." by Dare 3 00 Rowlona Chlmea 3 01 Prartlral Dental Hylene IS Si ni tor Wm.

Love. Crime 30 Sorey'a Roteland Orchetr. WOB (I 00 A filrlmr Trio. I 30 Blioppimj Service bv Terme. 10 00 Elinor Van Home.

"Lingerie." 10 an "Your Menu for Todaj." 10 flvm rlana. 130 Hrrlnturt reedltij Hrlene Volka Tabr.ca." 1:49 Mary Bon.ert. n-n? 9:" lohn Crtr, bg'ltotie J-'aM'-'e Mnev. "The Yoimi otlrer" llannon. rnnrana I Lex raiidernor Ujior By THE DEAN ol the Tale Divinity School, the Rev.

Dr. Charles R. Brown: the president of Columbia, Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler, and the honorary mayor of Great Nerk. the Hon.

Edward Cantor, shared the honors at the dinner of the Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce, as far as we could Judge at long distance. Of course Oeorge V. McLaughlin, Ralph Jonas and the Messrs. Arthur Somers and Jameg 8. Davis ithe last two making "ailent" speeches i scored nice.

tidy, little hits, but the big jioi.es aere made by the gentlemen first named. We haven't heard a radio speech inte aeason that gave ui anv more pleasure than the one delivered by Dr. Brown. It was as nearly a model of what speech should be as anything we have come across in several yeare of steady listening. It was crisp, snappy.

Informative and uplift, mg and. while It aas in a serious vein. It was never dull. We could not imsgine a single guest at the dinner leeling like walking out or starting a chat with his Ublemates while It was going on. It was a delight to hear Dr.

Brown rattle off the cleverly worded sentence never at a loa for a word, none of the foolish, ndirulou pauses that make most poat-prandial talka Slirh a h. ire nnt "haw of the sort that make the nngera oi even patient men Itch tor sui-ahooter with all chambers filled Df own had a message to deliver and hs g.ut It acrcata in aplendid atyle It see as 1 very hard to believe that ha has Keen in th nuninn, a or anvthlng like that time. Judging ci'Ainras of thought shorn in his' ornverv. ne is (nod mr a', lean 39 years mute. Cantor proved quite equal to the occasion and kept the dmera in roars with reniarss pnrtlnrnt prppv When ha ot to a point whirs I had the audience, shrieking and yell, lug with unrontrnllable mirth he followed tieorge M.

Cohan a advice, which la Always leave them laugh-Uig when vou ssy good-bye." We have added two new member" to our New York Accent Club, ol allien Ooverniir "Jmitn Is Big Chief I They aie Mr Jmiat and Mr Mr- Laughlm and thgy are lieieby elected I "Die Plulio Hour at last! evening in very delightful. The clever lomic opera company firearm-1 ed 'The nurgnmtter with Drafmette and O'Moort In the leading rol Mist Irragonette, hat a very charming radio pvrvnehtv and if we ever hr- of her simmr rtrrht out in public are it'iing to take a night off to if she Is a -aay to li ok at as she is to listen to Th dears old operetta, with th gingery tnut.g By Outtav Luders,.