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Tomorrows Ralﬂp Program

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER B International Radio Program; EVENING CONCERTS

. . 1.ao P. m. '

WGY (380). Schenectady. Muslwle.

(349) Boston. Studio Pro~

9mm.

WM‘ (826) lcincl. U. S. Army ‘ Band Concert. ' 8.00 P. M.

W‘J‘Z (455) 1N. Y. Concert. (non (275) Batavla. (Studio Pro- gram.

nmilnrl (492) N. Y. Salem. lConcert.

AND . con n . 1 QOKSTORE‘ .' r l one and the eéme piece. ' ;, V n you wlll ﬁnd evidences awful goleotionhln all . rtmente. new and w,

e good: to eult ell‘ peo- r. and all pureee. ' >

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Greeting Cards _ .

very popular and ‘eelling . Now Ie the time to a to friends abwill- UTIFUL A

BOXED’ STATIONERY

eee range from 25o to $0.00

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ARIER 8. 60.

"They eay the theatre in a mirror of real life."

“No doubt. Are you going to see that new play celied ‘Plg:'1"

TOO SLOW

She: Do you believe In fairies’!

He: Too slow-I use the ﬂying machine In crooning the river every morning.

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‘Lester Douglas ' Wholesale Produce ' a9 Queen sum

WANTED

NOT A JOYFUL JOB "Well, Chrlntmalve ‘bout Ind me outa a job!"

"Why dorftcha git one like mine?" - “You don't look so full o' joy-

what le It?" 1 ‘ "Oh, I'm one o’ these here Santa \ Cleuaee In e department store."

here

Box. _ r WICAU (278) lilhllu. Cheer-Ln Club

mLI1\|A\\3U9) 1o. row... Cosmopolitan Male Quullette.

WEELI (3-19) Boewn. (Berry Novelty Nine.

8.15 P. M.

nﬂllN-li (3716) N. Y. lsaacsolfs Con- cert.

out (zoo) Schenectady. Musicale.

VMMAK (266) Iinﬂalo. Musicale.

_ 8.30 P. M.

WZEAF (492) IN. Y. Davis Saxo- phone Octet, also W00, WJKR. WTAG. WIEEI. WIOAE. WSAII. 'WIQAIP, WIGR.

11111411‘ (395) 1011111.. Studio progrmn.

W‘M1C‘¢\ (341) N. Y. Entertainers.

WIBZ (333) vsllrlngileid. 'l‘w.ll'lgllt Song Trio.

WIGY (380) Schenectady. Mendel- ssohn Club IConcert.

‘ 9.00 P. M.

WlBZ (333) Springﬁeld. The Burn- swfmers.

WHK (273) Cleveland. Blues Bend.

WMIRC (423) Cincl. Evertresh Pro~ gram.

9.25 P. M. KDKA (309) E. Pitts. ll. V. B. Trio 9.30 P. M

wmu (m) mo... hhtormllmmni. wlBZ ((333) BDYIILKQGUL Y. (M. H. A.

wo-Y (aso) lScheneotodY- Musicale» WAN,“ (263) Newark. Vucul. WIUW, (4113) Cincl. ilccrnnilnl Trio. KNDA (461) Shenandoah. Plano Con- cert. / WHK (273) Cleveland. Qnartel-le- WJZ (455) N. Y. ‘Musicale. 10.10 P. M. WGN (303) Chicago. “The Music

10.30 P. M.

Vii-OR (105) Newark. ‘Special fea-

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' 10.40 ‘P. M.

WIIJW (-123) Ginci. lCjincinnatl Post. ' 10.50

P. M. WMAQ (-145) 011109430. W|MAQ All‘ lLlne. . 11.00 P. ‘M. WEEK (273) Cleveland. Popular. 11.45 P. ‘M. ' WSD (428) Atlanta. Concert. 12.00 Mid

KIHJ (405) (hos (Angelou. Varied dviusionle.

JGFINF (401) Shenandoah. Old Time Music. '

WKRC (423) lOincl. Pomdar.

1 00 (A. ~M

wlmc (m) ‘Cinci. ‘Womlllnr Pro- Efrain.

FEATURE TALKS

Some new things. tor . , rlstmao giving will be in- , sting reading, it may p yon out in. makinge. otlon.

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protection -- discards like tissue.

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7.00 P. M. WIEAF (492) N. Y. lSynagoguo Ser‘ vices. 7.45 P. M. IQDKA (357) E. »Pltros. U. 0t P. Ad- dress. 8.00 P. M. WOR. (405) Nowmlk.

my? 8.30 P. M. WlLW (423) Cincinnati. (Educational

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WANT TO DANCE?

8.00 P. M. WJZ (455) N Y. flmperinblmps. 9.00 IP- M. WEAF (492) (N. Y. "Ilpana. Tmuhu- dors," WICOO, WOC, WEIR,

WISM pml ddSlD. WJZ (-155) N. Y. dhooonl Boys. 10.30 P. ~M. WKRG (-169) Wlwh. Do/noo Music. WHO (526) ‘Dos Jvioiuce, Dunc-o Jrogrun. -W.IZ (45-5) N. Y. 1101.01 Aowr. 11.00 P. M. WTIAIM (390) Cleveland. ore.

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11.30 P. M.

IWUW (-123) Olncl. ' ‘Elk. 11.45 P. M._

W911 (432) Atlanta. Wot-less. 1.00 A. 1M.

“T101110 (326) lGlncI. Dance Music. 1.30 A. ‘M. 1011.1’ (403) (poo Anlgoles. llllckmunhl

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telephone, creating (and maintaining zones of safe- ty within which the rush- ing locomotive and its train arc constantly trav- elling, is daily evidence and, in emergencies, can of‘ electricity’s varied bc reached instantly by service to mankind. train crews and track in- * * *

. All of the equipment used in telephone train spcctors miles away.

(Iisputching on the Canadian railroads is Thus the dependable

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