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ATLANTIC CAFY 278 MONDAY, (All Programs in Fastern standard Time.) EVENING PICK wn's Pals, \\'!l\fl—\l W YORK— e fiean WMAR—RBU T FPALO—2 M Brogran WHAZ—~TROY Women's Indv U, 8. Marine Band orcl resses by AT, Talk, WHAP liste artists, \\ Il\‘l’—-\l W YORKR—259 Birt § Tr —TFord program WADC—AKRON, 0.—2 -Dinner coneert. m.—Indla ¢ WAIU—COLUMBUS—201 igning « WBZ—SPRINGEILLD: —Mark ¥ ~Orchestra: 2—Musi :30—J 5 g, WWJ—DETROIT—353 1 =oloists; \\IH ()—-l ANSING 3-—Dinner con WBBM—(' "H AGO—258 A" Jacks i—Inetrumental artists and orch. Ferr it WMAQ—CHICAGO—1418 7—Organ; La Salle or o Mly Altar League Ly l’._\‘ “ ToLksa WELS—CHICAGO—345 Boris Popo ¥, planist A Marguerite Welte, 8o T—Artists' concert L RS L WTAM-—CLEVELAND—389 Question bo e program, Agostini ot anor Dreeben, Post, Mary Sigrist, ilde. nmodore of! 5 Or hestra. persons WNAC—BOSTON ¢ Kiddies K ble end | Willerd | Patrick Harden Trene —George T Bible i Soprano; violin solos RICHMOND HILL—316 Mason, planist. and Dorothy Davison, ! n,)"flr, ac mrano. digest 1 news t orchestra. » Royal Canadians from th Music Box restaurant, Metropolitan Grand orchest ‘ELAND—389 rection Jos Kiein aentations and musica ment. 9:45—Broadecast ber Room ¢ Stewartson and his orch Moore estra ¢ a , recitations, Juets, 20 Hote popular T urlitzer hou, regor, sopran 9 nker and Dent Atkingo McGregor, s0p band —BOSTON and Found fantry WOR~NEW. \l(l\—l'!’& -Words Often Mispronc weather forec Hn'r legram Staff in Jacques Jacobs' mbla. Katinka or r hour concert —Ho ! Gibson, Robert V \\( AC—STORR, —Mu: j—Dairy W AG—WORC FSTER—! A. Basket Ball | Spencer & wark } ceaturing " Trip Down rom Paw-| he Wikl Howard H 11-—Pop I\efl.l T WRY A—RICHMOND—256 — Market reports 10—Fourrose J spirituals and dies. 5:45--Fat Bir ia direceo Joseph M. Barnet:, baritone lanist ; teaturing Bil M t, laritone | L] e 0! WOR. s Crusaders di Eax New Hofmrat . WBPI=NEW YORK—263 et m 18 orches ir L y Bradford's quartet. Wards, Litt WHI—F |||I \Ii' ll Ill\-—-:\w.) Kira § WIP—PHILADELPHIA—308 e PHIA—508 ,-Homz WET WASH | ( LAUNDRY I ’HAS TURNED WASHDAY } INTO A PICNIC FOR. Peabiody rvatory of Mus Raltimore. I'rederick ' —380 rter E. r orch BATTERY | WINTER STORAGE | 75¢ a month |P. & V. TIRE B\TTER\ ion. = 1261 Myrtle St. « H\—~|4m flashes « Kni WPG—ATI \\lh tshing o an WE SPECIALIZE IN Automobile Insurance WMC $:30—Enr A—\NTW YORK—311 ng E orek 272 MAIN ST. James J. 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KSO—CLARINDA—242 Farm ta —Old time musi WHO—DES MOINES—528 -Simpso Conservatory from WGI A negro spiritual, eking at ¥ Mr. Morga did G Saturday ur Door,’ Away ffering an offe d ¢ e orchestra WSUI—TOWA CITY—484 Piano recita { KSD—ST, LOUIS—515 §—Rader's Instrumental quartet —Mrs, John E. Stocker, WDAF—KANSAS CITY—: [ T—Markets and weather. a Story Lady. Tialect Trianon mble : 9—"Tolanthe”, a Gilbert-Sullivan | opera, presented by musie depart- ment of the Central igh school. 12:45—Nighth frolic. Dance musie, organ recital and solos. 3 Music Maker. DOFARAAEE L \\‘Illl—-hfi\\,\\“ CITY—3 oud cnough t —Milo Finley trio and whereve Radio orchest en you WOS—JEFFE REON CITY-2141 Missouri E Farmers' week | program. Musie and talks, KFPAB—LINCOLN—341 30—Mona Oil Ui Relshaw's orchestra 1 tow 1 Boys. | Gloomy Gu salos and songs. 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Wilk same isked Mayor all trying § 1t told th missed the carlng o gray port to poliy children ot God, traveling on what we h= 1Y 1 a hard police im our sympath HUNT MISSING CHILD al WTIC at Hart broadeasting s Konieons saying tive and would walked away, afrald to follc sider siy College h'liu(lcnt.; Qught To Sit Around Home Mor¢ (Vi New York Police Pail i Their Boston, Jun. 18 search for Two Year Old Young- 28:90 L Monday I'riday ster Lost saturday. rity pro TUMULTY RECOVERS shington, Jan Jo e from the Wilson Mrs. 14 shoppin ia enter Start the New Year Right J By paying off old debts. Our ea repayment plan and get system have enabled thousands to get @it and stay out of debt. 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Camp Real Estate Co. 272 Main Street; Phone 343 Rooms 305-6, Bank Bldg FOR RENT STREET STORE — MONTHLY RENTAL Apply The W.L.HATCH Co.!} City Hall Building 3400 ROAD T0 PARADISE Mayor Walker of New York, at Jowish Meeting, Says One Path 1s as Good as Another, r, Mayor Jamcs J York city, told 11 *harities night. eration meeting gathering ning of a drive for u 0 build fund for institutions, last the o charitable MAIN HEN IN HARTFORD DINE AT THE HONISS OYSTER HOUSE 22 STATE ST. 25¢, SUc and $1 Store Fresh Supply J¢ Home Phone Don’t Miss This Bargain FIFTEEN ACRES OF LAND One thousand feet on railvoad and state highway House and barn Near New Britain FOR SALE CHEAP SCHULTZ and COSTELLO, Inc. 242 Main Street Also, Alwa. " ‘ake CROWLEY BROS. IN PAINTERS AND DECORATORS 267 Chapman Street Estimates Cheerfully Given on Al Jobs — Tel 2013 THE OLD HOME TOWN _ HOW MANY OF THESE MILK TICKETS DO MISTER. EDITOR. - WE PUT You WANT INA FoUR PARTY LINE AT OUR HOUSE - SO WE DONT REALLY NEED THE LOCAL PAPER ANY MORE-- . To MISs A WHISPER ™ THE WEEKLY CLARION LOST ONE OF ITS OLDEST SUBSCRIBERS 'TDDA @926 BY JouNSeN FEATURES, NC

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