New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 18, 1926, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1926. | o using WEAF featurcs for some time hear WDRC. “In A Little tions against m SemsTs 6:45—S L m u t; popular requests 3 . 10 relay pro- and “Baby Face” were two| The state has abandoned or post- T ) ‘ End Serenaders 455 : are nite, it is not ex-|of the numbers. When we first tuned rts to indict for perjury Aloya tenor KYW—CHICAGO- [ a1 relayed T for ter ) T S anA thise of e T - = [ [ i, A g N e Course rest o her ma KYW's Congress hotel studio The inity C ¢ ) wil a 2 ion came ht orders for the April Classical fe ¥ to assemble Monday, the C | ¥ 11, ence against the SATURDAY WNYC—NEW YORK—5 L ) hton and Pale 5 ] oL K o ¢ ed 3 rescinded staft artist oduca co N schools of |resente « . Presid WBAL and Jubi Singers | Simpson indicated t one of tha : 4 | wall took an awfu t v s concerne alph V. 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