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PAGE THIRTY THE SUNDAY TIMES, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1937. Real Estate Real Estate Real Estate ON THE AIR Famous American Murders A Notes Dorothy Ann? NBC PRIMA DONNA A A -r Who Slew, NASHVILLE, Nov. 20. (P) Two Negroes were digging flow' crs In a remote corner of the couiv ty tuberculosis hospital grounds one November day In 1934.

Tffelr picks struck soft dirt and the workmen stumbled upon a murder mystery as baffling as any In Tennessee crime annals. From the shallow grave was tak en the broken body of pretty, brown-eyed little Dorothy Ann Dls telhurst. The crime to which she fell victim remains as far from solution today as It did when the body was discovered that late autumn afternoon among the flowers, Many theories have been suggested but not the slightest clue has been uncovered. Some persons thought she might have been struck down by a ruthless motor ist, others that a kidnaper stole her and killed her, still others that she was the victim of a fiend. The 6-year-old child was walking home from kindergarten on the afternoon of September 19, 1934.

From school to her house was somewhat less than a mile. All that Is known of her trsglc Journey now is that she left school and that she never arrived home. She wore a blue and white checkered dress and carried books and a lunch box. When she failed to arrive at home at her usual time, members of her family canvassed the neighborhood. Finding no trace of her, they called police.

Officers were joined by neighbors, Boy Scouts and scores of volunteers who unsuccessfully searched the countryside for more than 24 hours. Investigation Fruitless Weeks passed and the case of the missing child slipped from public attention. Quietly the law city, county and Federal officers pursued a fruitless investigation. The crime had assumed the aspects of a kidnaping and soon A. E.

Distelhurst, father of Dorothy Ann, began to receive ransom and other kidnap notes. His faith in one of these led him to New York where he attempted unsuccessfully DIED DO OKIE. At Lawrenceville, N. on November 20, 1937, Anna L. widow of Matthew Donohue.

Relatives and friends of the family, also members or the Rosary Society of St. Paul's Church, Highland Park, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at the Maher Funeral Home, 25 Easton avenue, on Monday morning at 8:30 o'clock and at St. Taul's Catholic Church, Highland Park at 9 o'clock. Interment in St. Peter's Cemetery.

LADY ATTENDANT CHAS. E. DARLING FUNERAL DIRECTOR 79 Welfrm atmt Phnna R4 Darling Service Takes Care of an Details anu provides for Every Need AIRLAND MEMORIAL PARK "The Cemetery Beautiful1 Lincoln Highway and Couzen's Lane, New Brunswick, N. J. Non-sectarian, perpetual care, quiet, peaceful, convenient location.

All plots reasonably priced. Call New Brunswick 7133-7392. Orange 4-1331. Wm. F.

Harding Co. Funeral Directors 102 Somerset Street Phone 607 HIGHLIGHTS TODAY llTaO A.M. WABC, Major Rowea, Jack I'earl, Shell Barre-tt 2:00 WJZ Margalo Gilmore, Virginia Rea, Martha Gellhorn. 2:15 WOR New York Glanta-Green Bay football, Stan I.otnax. 3:00 KAF Radio Newnreel, Interviews, 5:00 WABC Constance Bennett, Cary Grant, "Medicine Girl." 5:30 WABC tiny Lomlwrdo's Orchestra.

7:00 WKAF Jack Inny, Kenny Baker, Mary Livingstone, orchestra. 7:30 WABC rhll Baker, Bwtle, Bottle, Oscar Bradley. 8:00 WEAF Charlie McCarthy, Nelson Eddy, Slroud Twins. ABC "Georgia Transport," Columbia Workshop drama. 0:00 HJZ Tyrone Power, Florence Rice, "Truth Game.

11:00 WEAF, WJZ-Press-Radio News. WOR Paul Roberts, baritone 11:05 WEAF Ward and Muzzy, piano duo. WJZ Alice Rcmsen, contralto. 11:15 WEAF Silver Flute. WOR Peggy Grady, talk.

WJZ-Neighbor Nell. 31:30" WOR Benny Friedman. WJZ Second Guesscrs, football. WABC Major Bowes Sheila Jack Pearl. 11:45 WEAF Henry Busse's Orchestra.

WOR Uncle Don. WJZ-Felix Knight, tenor. 12:00 Noon WEAF Denver String Quartet. WOR-Dr. C.

W. Courboin, organist. WJZ Southernaires, quartetT 12:30 WEAF U. of Chicago Round Table. WJZ Symphony orchestra, Edwlna Eustis.

WABC Salt Lake City Choir. 12:45 WOR Pauline Alpert, pianist. 1:00 WEAF Paul Martin's Music. WOR Garden of WABC Church of the Air. 1:30 WEAF Tuskegee Institute Choir.

WOR News. WOR Ted W7cems' Orch. WJZ Spelling Bee. WABC Vernon Bartlett, from London. 1:45 WABC Lloyd Pantages, talk.

2:00 WEAF Fields and Hall, orchestra. WOR-Rosa Rio, Joan Whitney, songs. WJZ Symphony orchestra, Frank Black, Margola Gil-more, Robert Wallston, Ernest Victor Wolff. WABC Y. M.

C. A. Round Table, Dr. C. T.

Loram. 2:15 WOR Green Bay-Giants, football. 2:30 WEAF Gale Page, Charles Sears. WABC Jean1 Hersholt, "Dr. Christian of River's 3:00 WEAF Radio Newsreel.

WJZ On Broadway, sketch. WABC Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra, John Bar-blrolli, Deems Taylor, Arthur Rubinstein, pianist. 3:30 WEAF Swor and Lubin, orchestra. WJZ Variety show." 4:00 WEAF Choral group. WJZ Dr.

Harry Emerson Fosdick. 4:15 WORHoward Wood's Orch. 4:30 WEAF Smithsonian Institution. WJZ Carol Veymann, mezzo-soprano. 4:45 WJZ Dog Heroes, sketch.

5:00 WEAF Marion -Talley, orch. WOR Irene Wicker, play. WJZ Metropolitan Opera Auditions, Wilfred Pelletier. WABC Cary Grant, Constance Bennett, "Medicine Girl." 5:30 WEAF Sheila Barrett, Joe Rines'. Orchestra, Roland Young.

WOR The Shadow, Orson Welles. WJZ Smiling Ed. McConnell, orchestra. WABC Guy Lombardo'i Orchestra-1 6:00 WEAF-Oatholic Hour, Paul-ists. WOR George Jessel, Norma Talmadge.

WJZ Mario Cozzi, Glee Club, orchestra. WABC Joe Penner, Gene Austin, orchestra. 6:30 WEAF Tale, of Today. WOR Tim and Irene, Hal Gordon. WJZ Green Brothers' Orch.

WABC Basil Ruysdael, orchestra vocalists. 7:00 WEAF Jack Benny, Mary Livingstone, Andy Devine, orchestra. WOR Stan Lomax, sports. WJZ Margret Brill, Celia Gamba, orchestra. WABC Nadine Connor, Wilbur Evans.

7:15 WOR Raymond Gram, Swing. 7:30 WrEAF Sigurd Nillsen, Helen Marshall, Frank St. Leger. WOR Frank Crumlt, comedy stars. WJZ Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra, Harriet Hilliard, Charles Ruggles, Marjorie Weaver.

WABC-Phil Baker. 7:45 WEAF Jerry Belschcr. WOR Jacob Tarshish, talk. Houses For Sale MR. RENTPAYER: "YOUR-SIIir-IS-IN" Here is YOUR chance to buy a home with a small down payment and balance like rent All Properties l-Family Houses All Prices Reasonable New Brunswick 19 BLAKE STREET ft Rooms and Sun Parlor All Improvements, 2-Car Uuiage 289 POWERS STREET 6 Rooms All Improvements i-Car Uarage LANGLEY PLACE 5 Rooms, AT.

Improvements 27 SEAMAN STREET Rooms All Improvements Garage 31 SEAMAN STUEI 6 Rooms All Improvements Carage 29 SEAMAN STREET Rooms All Improvements Garage 200 NEW YORK AVENUE Rooms All Improvements Garage 256 POWERS STREET 4 Rooms and Sunparlor All Improvements, 2-Car Garage 111 LIVINGSTON AVENUE Rooms, All Improvements, Oil Heat, 2-Car Garage 279 WARD STREET Room All Improvements Garage 140 COMSTOCK STREET 6 Rooms All improvements Garage COMSTOCK STREET Rooms All Improvements Garage 9 OAK STREET Rooms All Improvements 200 HOWARD STREET 6 Itooms All Improvements Garage I LLEWELLYN PLACE Rooms All Improvements Garage Highland Park NO. SEVENTH AVE. 6 Rooms and Sun Parlor, All Improvements, 2-Car Garage 49 NO. SEVENTH AVE. 7 Rooms All Improvements Garage 44 NO.

EIGHTH AVE. 10 Rooms, All Improvements Oil Heat 2-Car Garage 239 SO. FOURTH AVE. Rooms All Improvements Garage 69 LINCOLN AVENUE 6 Rooms All Improvements 110 NO. TENTH AVE.

4 Rooms and Sun Parlor All Improvements, 2-Car Garage IS 4 NO. TENTH AVE. 6 Rooms and Sun Parlor All Improvements Garage 157 NO. TENTH AVE. 4 Rooms All Improvements Garage 219 CLEVELAND AVENUE 6 Rooms All Improvements Garage 123 NO.

SECOND AVE. 4 Rooms All Improvements 103 NO. FOURTH AVE. 4 Rooms All Improvements 151 NO. SIXTH AVE.

Rooms Sun Parlor All Improvements 136 NO. SEVENTH AVE 6 Rooms Sun Parlor Oil Improvements Garage 216 SO. SECOND AVE. 6 Rooms All Improvements Garage 322 WAYNE STREET 6 Rooms All Improvements 314 WAYNE STREET 4 Rooms All Improvements 4-Car Garage 116 EDEN AVENUE 5-Room Bungalow All Improvements 100 SO. SEVENTH AVE.

5-Romn Bungalow All Improvements North Brunswick Township 10 CLEREMONT AVENUE 6 Rooms All Improvements 210 HAVERFORD STREET 6 Rooms All Improvements Garage Raritan Township CENTRAL STELTON 8 Rooms All Improvements Garage FOX AVENUE 4 Rooms All Improvements Garage CENTRAL STELTON 6 Rooms All lmprovemcats Garage 306 OAKLAND AVENUE 6-Room Bungalow All Improvements HILLCREST STELTON 6 Rooms Sun Porch All Improvements MORRIS BROS. tt PATERSON STREET Wanted to Rent GEORGE ST. Apartment on ground noor. i all improvements, neat furnished. No children.

Write id, Home News. Rooms Wanted WANTED By NJf. grnduiite, unfurnished one-room apartment for light housekeeping. Convenient to station. Write K-li4, Home News.

Farms for Rent FARM, 20rt acre, near Princeton, with or ithout slock and machinery, $0 per year. R. Salkln, Realtor, 6 French St. Farms for Kale 29-ACRK fruit farm. Apples, pears, rrnpes.

6 room house, Improve-tn I h. mil building, 2 horses, sprayer, farming machinery. 500. $1,000 cash. Kvhanga for 1-family house.

Cohen, 18 French St. Farms Wanted WANTED to hear from owner of farm or unimproved land for sale. Win. llawiey. Hiildwin, Wis.

R. HALKIN. REALTOR 6 French St. Tel. N.

B. 6154. Farms for Exchange 102 ACRE well storked and equip. ped dairy farm, exchange for city property. Thomas Vurga, 121 French St.

Real Estate JOHN C. CRISS, Heal Estate and Insurance, lit iJayard St. BUSINESS property, sacrifice. 35 and 37 Albany St. WeingarU 118 Church St.

REALTOR ERENNAN. TEL 7116 J. B. KIRKPATRICK, Real Estate. 46-48 Paterson St.

Tel. 496. IRVING D. BUTTLE Real Estate and Insurance. 108 Church.

Tel. 314 Real Estate Wanted SMALL rhlrken farm. Give full de' tails. Write U-179, Home News. WANT About 4 rooms, bungalow or apartment, state numDcr ot rooms and Write lii, Home News.

DWELLING, one-family, Highland Park, Write U-bi. Home News. Lots for Sale CHOICE building lots. Mountain Mew, Bognd Brook. Teu N.

is. 1685. Lofts Wanted FIVE THOUSAND square feet with heat furnished, immediate occupancy. Write F-14, Home News. Seashore Resort Country Sell or Rent FORECLOSURE BARGAIN Ocean front lot 60x100, $900.

Seaside Park. Write P. O. Box 563, New Brunswick. POINT PLEASANT Lots 40 100.

Price $100, down $10. Teems $5 monthly. Llmroth, Grove Point Pleasant Ueach. Buildings for Rent ONE and one-halt story building, concrete floor. 2 driveways, central.

Tel'. 6194. Offices for Rent DAVID D. DEUTSCH Agency, 343 George N. B.

Tel. 6tC9. OFFICES Profession or business; heat service, ideal location. 8-10 French St. Tel.

35. CHURCH 104-106. Inquire Boyn-ton Tel. P. A.

4-3300. Modern Version of Julius Caesar Continued from page thirteen manner that scenery probably would only be superfluous. Wear Modern Clothes The actors are attired In modern clothes, but they all wear the same colored shirts, a sort of greenish hue. Not only docs this attire suggest the sameness of Fascist costume, but in the way the manuscript has been cut and emphasis placed on certain scenes the performance gives a definite mood that Shakespeare is commenting upon world politics today. Too, Joseph Holland who plays Julius Caesar so well, has a strong physical resemblance to Mussolini.

The cast, looking upon them as a multitude, is all good. Curiously the one performance that seems to be, out of the mood of production is that of Orson Welles, who both directed the play and played Brutus. His Brutus Is more of an individual poetic performance of the character traditionally played by the old school of Shakespearean actors, rather than merging himself into the Impression of mass revolution that the other Mercury actors give. Kissing Continued from Page Thirteen clicks because they sound like rifle shots when translated onto the sound track. The 'Love Kiss The forgotten Mr.

Nyrop's schol arly treatise says that Roumanian girls like to be kissed by bearded men, that tobacco flavored are favored by German girls and that the Romans knew only three kinds of kisses. But Nyrop and the researchers' final authority listed only five sorts of osculations; love, affection, peace, respect and friendship. The love kiss, wrote Nyrop, should not be too long, nor too short, and it should be moist but not wet. He added that he thought it best not seen in public, which just goes to show how conditions have changed since 1702. Only this one book, declares the research department, has been written about the kiss since 1702.

Time for Another The department thinks, incidentally, that it is about time another book on kisses is compiled and the intimation is that during the two and a third centuries that have passed much additional information about kissing has been assembled. Most of this could be gleaned from a study of pictures made in Hollywood. Nevertheless, the research department is grateful to this Mr. Nyrop, for, if a question ever does arise, they've got the dope right there in black and white. To Mr.

Nyrop, then, a kiss of peace, FumJ-hed Rooms UVNDY l'-'6 il-t opened. 8ln- Kle-doiible, olo Willi bath. Telephone, garage. Kverytlilng lit. Sll Pleasant warm front room, urnle lieil.

reasonable front room, for business iniin or woman. Hoard optional. Inquire 114 Uayard -Si. 1'KRNC'M fiT Nicely furnished loom for couple, conveniently iu-cated. S'-' Slng-lc-doiil'le rooms, 1 1 Improvement! opposite Rutgers College.

lionM near Rutgers, reasonable. Tel. IT.H-H. )HC. HLAM PARK Itoom, modern home, excellent location, carage.

Tel. LIVINGSTON 152 Well fur. nished rooms. single and double. 32 Furnished rooms for 1 or 2 persons.

I liOuMS, single or housekeeping, near N. J. C. 65 Baldwin St. C'JR'Ki'lI mi Newly decorated turmshed loom.

lei. tn-w. LKli 3S Slnple and double looms vitli not water. CCNTIN'KNTAL HOTKU 135 French liy day or weeK. iei.

iao. EAYARU 9S--Eeslrsble roomi for gentlemen. Stores for Rent ilAIN -ound Brook. Call N. B.

S. before 6. Cemetery FloU JOLR-grave family plot in beautiful aoii-sectarian cemetery. Perpetual care. Easy terms.

Tel. N. B. 713K. Houses for Sale NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY TOUR HOME Rents Are Rising! ONE FAMILY HOUSES With All Improvements Highland Park 115 HILL.

STREET 0 Rooms 14,500 COLUMBIA Cor. HARVARD Rooms $4,000 111 CENTRAL AVENUE 6 Rooms 13,600 2:9 SOUTH FOURTH AVE. Rooms, Garage $4,600 EREIGER STREET 6 Rooms 1 1,600 415 PARKER ROAD 6 Rooms 12,200 It COLUMBIA AVENUE 6 Rooms 13,000 METZRATH ZIMMERMAN 45 Uayard Street Tel. 1312 5 room, New Brunswick, $2,500. Clark Agency, 146 Bayard St.

JL'ST COMPLETED New 6 room Cape Cod home. Steam heat, oak floors, insulated. Weather stripped. ood location. Price $3750.

Tel. Mr. Fox. 660. NICHOL AVE.

home, corner lot, best location in city. E. J. Cahill, Realtor. Tel.

232. tlX room house, garage. Improve-mente. Piscataway. Reng, 254 Suy-dam St.

Tel. 1694. BIXTH WARD, 1-family house and two lots. All improvements. Tel.

254-J1. Call evenings. HIUX'REST. 7-room house, ft acre ground. Write H-l, Home News.

BUNGALOW, 7 rooms, all improvements. 98 Lexington Ave, Highland Park. 10-ROOM HOUSE 3 baths, 2 ear garage, lot 93x97. 78 Harrison Highland Park. Tel.

2431. EIGHT ROOM MODERN HOME, ALL IMPROVEMENTS. GARAGE, LOT 60x100. RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD, $4,200. EASY TERMS.

MORRIS ,61 PATERSON ST. TEL. 1594. room bungalow, off upper Livingston Ave. Garage.

$3,700. cash $500. Monthly, payments including principal, interest and taxes, $32. Meyers and Selover. 703 Main ONE and two family houses for sale.

Pierce Drake, Inc. Tel. 4300. JTVE room bungalow, plot 100x100, In Franklin Township. 1 mile out YOU'LL BE A GYPSY TO YOUR DYING DAY UNLESS YOU BUY.

A HOME' Your Rent Is Raised Again MOVE ON Landlord Wants To Move In MOVE ON The Place You Live In Is Sold MOVE ON The Property Is Kezoned For Stores And Gas Station MOVE ON WHY WAIT? Also Apartments for Rent List Your Properties With Ua SAMUEL SHULTISE Service Is Our Motto John J. Morrison, Rep. 143 CHURCH ST TEr Hamilton St. Price low, easy terms. Meyers Selover, 70S Main St Metuchen.

FORECLOSURE BARGAIN, 7-room house, all improvements, good condition, nice plot, near schools, SH.St'O. Terms arranged. FETTER-LY-HAEL1U BOUND LROOK. EIGHT room 2-familv house, 2 tile baths. $4350.

Tel. 7S47. DAVID D. OEUTSCH AGENCY 34" George XU TeL 6969 Houses for Rent and Sale llODERN homes and apartments. Foreclosure bargains.

Camerou. Tel. 4033. Bouses for Rent I-ROOM UUNGAUW and garage. 155.

See Jean. Tel. 2431. I ROOMS and bath, fruit trees, garage. River Poad.

Rent $35 month. J. Cohen. 18 French St. SEVEN room, house, all improvements, with garage.

Tel. N. B. 3036-J. K1X room house with every modern convenience; never been occupied.

Call N. B. 78 before 6. fcEVEN rooms, ail improvements, with garage. Handy near Livingston Ave.

Dreier's 1-3-5 Living. Mon ave. Tel. 627. ONE FAMILY HOUSE ROOMS, SUNPARLOR, BATH 1 CAR GARAGE -CHOICE RESIDENTIAL SECTION MORTGAGE MANAGEMENT TEL 1513 JlolERN 7 room home, first-class 2 car garage, $45 month.

Nice residential section. J. Jos. 4 'on nor. Paterson St.

Tel. 4181. iiU 1594 MkW liKL'SSWICli to contact the supposed abductors It was while on this trip that the Negro workmen uncovered the' crude grave of the missing child. Authorities immediately 'sought definitely to Identify the nude and partly decomposed body. Mean-while, Distelhurst returned home by plane.

While he was enroute on November 14, the body was Identified by dental work. The acting coroner's physician who examined the body said that tho child's skull had been fractured In two places and that her face, probably as an effort to prevent identification, had been burned with acid, presumably after she was killed. But why was she killed, and when, and how was she stolen away without a single clue being left? These are questions that remained to plague police, and across all the records of the mystery Is written what may be for the officers of the law an unanswerable question who did it? NEXT SUNDAY: Death by Formula The 3-X Murder. EDGAR F. MILLER Funeral Director Cor.

SOMERSET and PROSPECT STREETS Phone 703 MAHER Funeral Service 11 00 S3 Easton Ate. SK2E3W Matthew A. Maliszewski Funeral Director South Rivet 428 191 Whitehead Ave- South River JOHN E. GLEASON Funeral Director and Embalmer rhone TOO 44 Throop Ave. Mm O.

DeWltt CLINTON Approved Barre Guild Cemetery Memorials ERECTED EVERYWHERE 324 COMMERCLAL AVE. New Brunswick, N. J. TeL 4353 Residence 2821 RAPPELYEA SON Cemetery Memorials Authorized X. MAI OT, Tel.

MUItown 178 Ilea. 2S4-J 7846 S-59-95 EASY TERMS lots Of lime to Pay NEW GRUNOW TODAY! Swimming Club to Open The V.M.C.A. Swimming Club Is opening Its season on this coming Saturday evening, with a meet at Hackensack M. C. A.

After practicing hard for the past three months, getting new suits and warm-ups, the group Is ready to he seen, both as to snappy appear ance and swimming ability. Coached hv Rudy Toth, acknowledged star of the outfit, the group work tO' gether like clockwork and expect a great season. The club consists of 19 young men: Rudolph Toth. Thomas Kelly. Hoy Tews, Steve Ku'san, William Hai ry, Charles Varga, Dannie Nem-eth, Julius Helmeczl, Richard Orib-lck.

Joseph Polgar, William Bcn-czlk, Ed Russell, Eugene Szeles, Albert Vas, John Budish, Joseph Suldo, William Mika, Charles Csiz-madia, John Kormendy, First Mystery Ride Coming Where they will go is a secret, what they will do is being kept dark, but the older boys of the Y. M.C.A. are sure of one thing that the flrst "Mystery Ride" of the season will be enjoyed on this coming Saturday. The starting time Is set for 2:30, and a hint has been dropped that the return will be by 10 o'clock. For a 8 o'clock snack, sandwiches and cooa are promised.

Beyond that, the Information to be garnered in the Boys Division of the Y.M.C.A. is as scarce as tire proverbial hen's tooth. Two busses are going to handle the crowd. The number is limited to 70. Boys of 15 or over are permitted to go "on their Boys under that age may go only with the written consent of one of their parents.

The Boys Division plans for a schedule of one Mystery Ride each month. Through Africa For the younger boys who stay at home Saturday, there will be one of the most Interesting movie shows that has been seen in the Boys Lobby for a long while. Beginning at the northern tip of Africa, the camera will take the watchers on a trip down the east coast for 3,000 miles, then will cut across the jungles and make for the west coast. This performance, which Is of sound film and will be given through the courtesy of the Standard Oil Company, will begin at 8 o'clock. Members of the may bring I heir guests with them to enjoy this show.

The entire evening's program will be a part of the Mass Meeting series which occur bi-weekly as a part of the Boys Division program. Y.M.C.A. 70th Anniversary A celebration In honor of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the Y.M.C.A. in New Brunswick is planned for Monday, December 13. The program is in charge of the Social Committee, with Alanson D.

Prentiss as chairman. Particularly for this anniversary celebration, Alex Merchant has been secured to serve on the committee. Representing the "old-timers" of the Mr. Merchant will head up the part of the program particularly pertaining to the "good old days" when the association, was in its prime in the old buildini; on Church street. Conference at Orange On December 3, 4, and 5, the 44th Annual Older Eoys Conference will be held at Orange.

A dozen boys will attend through the credentials received by the New Brunswick Association, representing the Hi-Yand a number of the Sunday Schools of New Brunswick. Two years ago, the people of New Brunswick entertained over 400 boys from all over New Jersey when this cpnfer-ence was held here. Fhalanx Club Induction The members of the newly organized Phalanx Club of the New Brunswick Y. M. C.

A. are to en-, tertain the Perth Amboy Phalanx on Wednesday night and the visiting group will induct the officers and charter members of the New Brunswick Club that evening. A supper will be served previous to the induction. Prospects of Tournaments members, are signing up rapidly for the various tournaments offered for the coming month In the Physical Department. Twenty-six young men are on the list for the annual House Basketball League.

Handball has attracted 14 signatures and water polo, 18. Nine are on the sign-up list for young men's volley ball, up to the present Times will be set for these various tournaments, and schedules of play posted. There Is also a growing demand for badminton, and two courts will be marked off and a time set aside in the gym for those who wish to play this increasingly popular game. St. Elizabeth's Guild Plans Tea December 17 SOUTH RIVER, Nov.

20. The Guild of St. Elizabeth of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church will conduct an afternoon tea from 3 until 5 p. on December 17 at the home of Mrs. Charles Holzworth, the directress in Parlin.

BUSES For PRINCETON LEAVE STATION PLAZA 5:24) 6:20 6:30 7:20 A. 81 and Evcrv Hour Until 11:20 P. M. Do not run Sundays or Holidays DUNELLEN LEAVE STATION PLAZA 6:00 7:00 A. M.

And Every Hour Until 12:00 P. M. Does Not Run Sundays or Holidays Buses for Hire at Reasonable frlces SOMERSET BUS CO. PHONE WX8170 For Further Information No Toll Charge ivw'tf' Here Is Helen Marshall, NBC prima donna, as 'he appeared before the microphone reccntlly. Helen is heard every Sunday at 7:30 via WEAF during the Fireside Recitals.

8:00 WEAF Nelso.i Eddy, Don Arneche, Edgar Bergen, Bil lie Burke. WOR Benny Davis. WJZ Symphony orchestra, Grace Moore, Richard Tau-ber, Corinne Frederick. WABC Columbia Workshop, drama. 8:30 WOR Sammy Kaye's Orch.

WABC Milestones, David Ross. 9:00 WEAF Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. WOR Passing Parade. WJZ Tyrone Power, Flor- ence Rice, "The Truth Game." WABC Charles Kullmann, Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy. 9:15 WOR Romancers, organ, vocalists.

9:30 WEAF Frank Munn, Jean Dickenson, Haenschen's Orchestra. WOR Forum. WTZ Walter Winchcll. 9:45 WOR Adrian Rollini's Swing Quartet, Helena Daniels. WJZ Irene Rich.

10:00 WEAF Symphony orchestra, Alex Smallens, Mary, Clifford Menz. WOR Good Wi'l Hour. WJZ Broadcast on telepathy. WABC Lud Gluskin's Orchestra, Bobby Breen. 10:30 WEAF Marek Weber's Or chestra.

WOR Morton Gould, Jack Arthur, songs. WJZ Cheerio. WABC Headline and Bylines 11:00 WEAF Lou Breese's Orch. WOR News. WJZ Press-Radio News.

WABC Jay Freeman's Orchestra. 11:05 WJZ Jimmy Dorsey's Orch. 11:14 WOR Weather report. 11:15 WOR Lanl Mclntire's Orch. 11:30 WEAF Press-Radio News.

WOR Johnny Messner's WJZ Henry Busse's, Orch. WABC Cab Calloway's Orch. 11:35 WEAF Jerry Blaine's Orch. 12:00 WEAF Benny Meroff's Orch. WOR George Olsen's Orch, WJZ Eddie Varsos' Orch.

WABC Henry King's Orch. 2:30 WEAF Earl. Hines' Orches-, tra (to 1 A WOR Wayne King's Orch." WJZ Bob Crosby's Orchestra (to 1 A. WABC Red Norvo's Orchestra (to 1 A. 1:00 WOR Freddy Martin's Orch.

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