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18 VOICES IN THE AIR WE 6:06 p. m.—~Benjamin Franklin con- cert orchestra, 7 p. m—~Uncle Wip. DAY. ! e | KDKA—PIttsburgh—300 6 Dinner muse. reports. EVENING PICK, m The following stations offer the best choice of entertain- ment tonight: WCAP (409 ', S army band concert. WEMC (286) 8:15 C recital rvepeated Basebal Stockmun m m | work of the The Earth's ¢ Music T.—Inecerna- y signals. Weather (Programs on Lastern Daylight Sav- ing Time.) WRZ—Springfield Hotel Lenox e WTAM—Cleveland—389 m.—Phi i t iners. orchestra. nd—389 Cleveland orch, WWJ—Detroit—353 —Dinner music, ~Det News mpbell, poet. m.—Goldkette's orchestra Exgra, orchestra; W N AC—Boston—280 C m.—Checker Inn WCAP—Washington—168 —U. S. Army band, lege ¢ The Sanitation of the WJAR—Providence—308 i15 p. m.—An evening of music with tk rs of Oratorio. ¢ Proposed Change | es. erald Cook, piano re- sbin, s0- prano; Harla WSAI—Cincinnati—326 m.—Freda Sanker's Toadstool estra. .—Variety musical program. 0 p. m.—Joseph Woh!, planist. WLW—Cincinnati—i23 chnefder, | 7 p. m.— l erlon orchestra | — | WGBS—New York—316 | Geebee, r ¢ dance orcl WFBH—New York—273 m.—Bllly Burton orchestra. KTHS—Hot 0:30 p. m.—J rtaln-| 11 p. m.-—Phil W p. m.—Woodmansten orch 12:30 p. m.—Cotton club re | s visit ional yor Hylan. 7:50 p. m.—Boys' Week program. 5:30 p. m—The Adolph Lewisoh Course in Appreciation of Music. Presa Schulz quartet. 9:45 p. m.—Banquet of the Public Health Reserve Corps. 10:30 p. m.—Police alarms, weather ank W. Eltiott, or niiler, soprano. WHN—New York—361 :30 p. m.—Olcott Vall, violinist p. m.—Baseball returns. ance orchestra WGN—Chicago—370 30 p. m.—Dinner ¢ n.—(assica WEAF—New York—192 r I KGW—Tortlan WKAQ—San Juan—3 11 Tuniciy 1 of PWX—Havana—3$00 i Mu pal band ¢ STORE YOUR FURS IN SAFETY WFI—Philadelphia—395 AT = 2% 10 p. m.—Arcadia. dan; p. m.—Benjamin ce orchestra PHONE Wi THEM Edw. MESHKEN 1599 AND SEND WE FOR ‘WOO—Philadelphia—508 5 —Same as WEAT n.—Hotel Sylvania o —Time signals, weat Est — 170 MAIN ST TEL. 618 WIF—Philadelphia—809 | ing t | said the ritone. | NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WHUNESUAY, AFKiL 29, Ly, |U.S. and French Scientists ‘::::‘;:o:;l:m:‘:l‘:‘ gl vl lThrough The Static Will Seek Lost Race cromagnon man of France, Chicago, April 29.—A lost race of e men and the flercest tribe known to | iver Bi o was rough last night exist will be sought in N.m\.qn‘l)mnke“ Driver Bill »d the life out of us dur- | Afriea by an Is Passed ai by Reloit Colicge and led by A, W.| expedition launched | Pond, graduate student of anthrop- ale yesterday and WEAN forming our itinerary. | ology at the University of Chica Fading was noticed constderably on!\yith Maurice Reygasse, many dtations that we tried to bring in and the static prevented half way decent reception of westerners. . e 1o ventur archaeologlst, and accompanied native troops from or and His St gopar V“(‘r‘"'“ i i"’““'"! Taureg trihes, making L8 1RO DA ORE, 3,000 miles, cavations | READ THE ¥ iter. Tncluded 10| Wi po E el e . ‘OUR WAN' soveral from ~pit. | WI! ° made in the soarch for evi-| ADS FOR YOUR WANTS eard,” which is now 8t. James theater, Charles R. He Jam theater o weekly turn be playing at t the numbers we le Miss Blu playing at the Doston, de foggar a of the |eration today. rt to the regions of a trip We were fortunate enough to ring in on a wedding, this from the BHet- ter Homes exposition which was broadcast by WNAC, Bosion. We ere able to hear the responses of the bride and groom and the piayers, the wedding ch being carried to our ears, too. But the names of J individuals were Jost to us bec: of the fading, Each year two p obsessed with the idea that crazy about each other, ) marriage knot tied at the exposition. “ e THIS $50 INDIAN BICYCLE Radio Jranks pi half-hour from WG them throug! “oast” and “Pretty accompani- ey Al Love : gool. The piano notes w lear and sh and the accompanist was a keyboard g (E:{&;c(ly as Pictured)ri boys he ha it nice. We To Be Given Away absolutely FREE to the holder of the KEY that opens the lock on the Bicycle in our window A KEY GIVEN WITH EVERY 50c PURCHASE Save Your Keys Rose f music, but or hear th ing (pun) ahove the blare of t trumpets and trombones. “Oriental Blyes" “Let Me Be 8tra, To Kt cluded in the ¢ the most interesting tech- ks we ever heard was by WTIC “ummings of Br have t deal of pleasure from the it pleased even us, and wp know a rose from ah onion, naders d “Fascinating Rh ody Knows What I followed by a group of col- ongs by the male quartet from quartet ' and “Roll Dem from SPECIAL FOR THIS 50 Bicycle WEEK ners in the Brunswi Music Memory contest were being with all our L. SPORTING GOODS 15 MAIN ST. New Britain he contest. 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