New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1929, Page 32

URIDAY, MAY 3% By The A.umd Press) Al time mll m:m. kilocycles on right. Clear chan- with list of associated stations in detail, G4I-WEAF New Vflk—“ Musle From 's=~Also W] ..& Wpcl WCAE WTAM WWJ WTIC oflutn—Aln WRC WFIC; tra_and Ca is P. M. unless otherwise Landt Trio—Also WFJC ivaliers—Also WEEI WTIC WLIT WRC WGR the Bemate—Alio WEEIL WTIC WIAR WTAG WCSH 0' WGR WCAE WIOD WSA 89--Yotel Orchestrs Hour: Vincent Lopez, Dlrvelnr—Aho WWJ WSAI WFJC Poliack’s Hotel Dance Orchestra (one hour)—Also WRC WJAX 4.3—WJZ New York—760 uuw-. Lou Nell, Charles Kenny, Jim W'h:h»n—w.‘z L. Bockus—Also WBZ WHAM KDK. LW lenll Stor! DKA ies_of the Bl Top and Novelty Band—Also VHAS WSM WSE WET R M KDKA WL’ w! KY Orchestra EM v‘vm. Quartet—Also wa/. WBAL WH.ul WSB WET WJAX WSM W. WLW Minutes of Music—Also WBZ WBAL KDKA WHAM \\'JR WLW m WRVA WBT WJAX WIOD WHAS WSM WSB 422.3—WOR Newark—710 CAO WJAI WLBW W NAC WEA\I WFBL WEBW WCAO 7:00=-Btory 1n v:x'n."' Yell Rnows Songs Dramatized—Also WNAC WEAN e and N W A8 WADG WONP WiAQ WHK WLOW WAMAL L Hour—Also WCAU WNAC “EAN WI'BL WMAK WCAO WIlAS 'AIU WGHP wllAQ WSPD WHK WLBW W. » Dramatic I’lgln‘ and ?)lélll‘cv—hkléd WCAU WNAC WEAN WCAO W. WGHP WMAQ Vg’SPl) ' W WIAL 'DBJ WTAR WWNC WLAC WDOD W] —Also Wi WNAC WEAN WKFBL WCAO WJAS WADC IPD WHK WHAL WKRC WLBW WMAK WMAQ DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME @00-~WTIC, Hartford—300 i ”—lu-wy ‘of program and U. Bulletins " from $i25—News Bulletina lm‘:eqnqt time from NBC Studios 1 “—-Mc Berenaders; Norman Cloutier, director 7:30—The Hosier Harmonizers 1 ~Pjano recital, Laura C. Gau- t,. staft planist IM—Clflel Bervice concere orch- ; eitra and Cavaliers 9:80—"An Evening in Paris" ‘mfln‘m‘wn band from 10:00—The Gossipers—comic sketch .. of metropolitan lite u.n—A Halt Hour with the Sen- 11 Hm time; radiogram; mewa julletina; weather report . 900—WRE, Springhcld—303 5:00—Final clesing stock markets 5:35—Lost and found JO——?‘M- wanted $:40—Wenther —mml u-rtculture reports 3 -ltmbuumu "9§—~Delan's orchestra 9—Poppy Day—Gov. §:30~—RBaseball scores Frank G. 1:00—Curtis Aces with Ray Oul- met, goif professional q:18—~Health talk Quakers . Jones and Ernle Hare Memories—"Count n u—!qob-n acores temperature readings 3 .‘—dnqrumut bulleting © BI0=eWNYC, New York—336 S—Victory Quartet $6—Market high spots 46-—~Where New Yorkers Eat— 36—Time: police alarms; base- ball sceres 7:35—Books, W. O. Tewson S90-—WMCA, New York—336 T:46—Ethical society talk 90— All-Irish program $0—WKty program 08—Time: health talk 15—~Beauty talk 30-—~Talk, Dr. F. L. Holmes 90—Rainbow orchestra 00—Weather; time [cAlpin orchestra “Bptewn “ofchestra way orchestra - R, New York—422 5:15—Male quartet “Time; sports talk 0—Serge Walter, piano 25—News :55—Baseball scores; chimes :00—Les Cheneaux Tourists —S8ame as WJZ :00—Weather; baseball scores 1080—WBAL, Baltimore—28i :00—Dinner music 0—Same as«WJ% 0—Esskay hour :30—Same as WJZ 100—WPG, Atlantic 5:15—Studio program 0—Organ recital :45—News; baseball scores 0—Final baseball scores —Shelburne orchestra —Time; studio program 0—Dobkin's orchestra 0—Special program :00—Jean Wiener, organ :00—Time; news; weather; Strollers; quartet :30—Silver Blipper orchestra 700—WLW, Cincinnati—428 :00—Time; orchestra :15—Same as WJZ :00—Cincinnati educational series :15—Gibson orchestra :30—Same as WIZ :00—Ages of Boncilla City—273 Figo Tubes make or mar the performance of your radio Protect the nerve 30—8ame.as WIZ 30—Time; great moments with great adventurers :00—Weather; Jack and Gene 30—Music 00—Heermann Trio 30—Musical program 00—Gibson orchestra 1:30—Jack and Gene | WHO IS HE? | Nobody guessed Harry Wessels, whose silhouette appeared in last night's Herald. It wasn't a very good likeness and the editor thought possibly that Mr. Greenberg made a mistake when he numbered the silhouettes. Such was not the case, and the many pupils in Mr. Wes- sels’ school are the ones to have a good laugh on. 1Isn't it a shame that some of these fellows who play a game in back of big build- ings didn't skip a game and take a chance on winning the dollar? Thank you, Mr. Wessels, you were the innocent cause of the editor getting the dollar which will go to- ward gasoline for his motorcycle. Here's an easy silhouette to guess tonight. Where he works is plumb in the center of the city. The or- ganization for which he works has been with us for many vears, and there are many 'people who know him, having passed through his course of sprouts. He likes golf and interests others in it by his conver- sation along these lines. He can tell you all the local boys who be- long to the “hole in one club,” and all the hot dope on who's who in golf, so strongly does he lean to- ward the game. One time years ago, he took Chairman Ginsberg of the republican town committee and about six other young fellows to New York, which, the writer sus- pects, was one of the most laborious tasks he ever did. The silhouette is really 50 easy to guess that there's absolutely nothing you can give out as a hint without spilling the bheans. There are times when a fellow Henry Morans & Sons Cunningham Radio Tubes CONFIRMATION PHOTOGRAPHS 6 for $3.00. Reg. $5.00 ARCADE STUDIO OF COURSE an off-day, although must be filled with semething or other, be . it ‘sver se laborieus. Heard a good story last night but can't print it here—a traveling salesman brought it to town using it by the way of am introduction. He was here a couple of hours when it was stale, but he promises to be back when he hears another one. Maybe we can let you in em that one. The first one isn't so bad, nnd-ttdllflnmwrm.ududv': == this space [HiE— but in the words of the boys up (|l near the New Britain Trust who |}i work on the corner, it's a. bit risque (it made the editor blush). Traveling salesmen are_ such a Jjolly set—s-sh-—here’s’ one ' now. He's selling ‘Gems from the Lips of Potentates.” He says he is an author, due to the training he re- ceived while reading this wonder book. Well, if he’s so good, the edi- tor is going to let him write the hints today. Here they are, take them for what they are worth— “The guy's silhouette certainly ought to make it a pipe for gents after casting your lamps on him. T know him, for I tried to wi him up-to the book, but he was. too busy throwing a giant basketball around. Youse guys are good guys who know him, so take another squint. He gave me a dirty rug in his office and told me- to beat it; he had the skids under me, so I did the fade-away. Felt like .giving him a black eye for Decoration day.” Well, anyway, who is it? RULES OF SILHOUVETTE OONTEST 1.—Identify likeness, 2.—Describe how he makes livell. hood 3.—Address communications to “8ilhouette” Editor, New Britain Herald 4.—Contest closes at 3 p. m. fol- lowing insertion—8aturday: 10 a. m. 5.—Aniwers may be malled or] brought to the Herald office. 6.—Credit given for neatness. 7.—One dollar awarded daily for best answer according te rules, 8—No telephone guenses. LOUGHRAN YS. SCHAAF Light Heavyweight Champlon Will Attempt _to Establish Himasell More Firmly in Heavier Class, Boston, May 24 (UP)—Tommy Loughran, light heavyweight cham- pion of the world, will attempt to establish himaelf more firmly in the heavywelght division in his 10-round bout with Ernie 8chaaf, hard-hitting ex-sallor, at the Boston Garden to- night, It will be boxing skill pitted against terrific punching power, with the titleholder facing perhaps the most dangerous heavyweight in his career. 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