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DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, MAY 19, 1934 31 SMITTY-FIGURE THIS OUT! HOW DO YOU DO, HOW OLD WHO ME? ALEXANDER ARE YOU IM FIVE AT THIS IS HOME, SIX LITTLE AT SCHOOL, AND FRIEND THREE ON THE ALEXTHANDER TROLLEY a 0 0 Reg U.S. Pat. Off. Copyright. 1934, by The Chicago Tribune A full page of Smitty in colors appears in the comic section of -the SUNDAY DO RADIO PROGRAM SATURDAY'S OUTSTANDING RADIO FEATURES 2:30 P.

Ogden Mills, "Evolution With An 3:30 P.M. -WEAF. Springtime Concert. 4:00 4:00 P. P.

Miniature Metropolitan Handicap, Belmont Park. 5:00 P.M.- Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten. 6:00 P. -WARC. From Paris- General Comte De Chambrun, "Lafayette." 6:15 P.

M. WJZ. Broadcast from Dirigible Graf Zeppelin, Germany. 7:00 P. M- Flying with Capt.

Al Williams. 7:30 P. M. WEAF. Eddie Peabody; De Marco Sisters: Himber Orch.

8:00 P. -WABC. All- Star Athletic Program--with Primo Carnera and Others. (Eastern Daylight Saving Time Throughout) 10 A. M.

TO 2 P. M. Skip, Step and Happiana. WIZ. Edward MacHugh, Gospel singer.

WABC. Savitt Orch. WOR. Kiddie's Cooking Class. Morning Parade.

WIZ. Singing Strings. WOR. Children's Hour. News: Morning Parade.

WABC. News: Let's Pretend. News: Originalities, WOR. Dancing Alma Schirmer, pianist. WIZ.

Pappy, Zeke, Ezra and Elton. WABC. Cheer Up, WOR. What to Eat and Why, Vass Family, songs. WIZ.

Spanish Idylls, Down Lovers Lane. WIZ. Heinie's Grenadiers. WOR. Marilyn Mack, songs.

WABC. Junior League of Chicago Program. Glimpses of Viking Land. Olivet College Symphony Orch. WIZ.

in Prof. Otto Schmidt, Rescue of 101 Marooned Russians." WABC. Carlile and London; Warwick Sisters. WOR. Poet and Birds.

Genia Fonarlora, songs. WABC. Pete Woolery and Canadians. WOR. Music: Scout News.

Harry D. Nims. for the Forgotten WIZ. Vic and Sade. WABC.

Concert Miniatures. WOR. Metropolitan Museum. Stamp Club. WEAF.

Concert Orch. WIZ. Songfellows. WABC. Light Orch.

Black Orch. WOR. Health Talk. Words and Music. Madison Ensemble.

WOR. Musical Revue. National Grange Program. WEAF. Stern Orch.

WOR. Rosalind Genet, Guy Hunter. WABC. Knight Orch. 2 P.

M. TO 6 P. M. Cagat Orch. WOR.

Waltz program. Artists Recital. WOR. Piano Twins, Senator Bronson Cutting of New Mexico, Senator Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota and Benjamin C.

Marsh. "'The New Deal Public Ownership Program, WIZ. New York State Youug Republicans Convention- Listening In With BEN GROSS Orch. WIZ. Russo Orch.

WABC. Round Towners. WOR. Chanticleer Trio, Your Lover. Springtime Concert -Frank Black, onductor; Yasha Davidoff, basso.

WIZ. Kogen's Jackie Heller: Edna Odell. WABC. Special Bach Program from Louisville, Ky. WOR.

Afternoon Musicale. Miniature Theatre. WABC. Metropolitan Handicap, Belmont Park. Carlos Orch.

WEAF. Lady Next Door. WABC. Scherban Orch. WOR.

Steck Orch. Rube Goldberg, cartoonist and mining entgineer- of California Reunion. WOR. Fire Evils. Rigelow Orch.

WIZ. Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten. WABC. Pancho Orch. WOR.

Program resume; talk; Musical Revue. Bernard Gabriel, plano. WABC. Program resume; Pancho Orch. "'The New Deal and Industrial Prof.

Henry Pratt Fairchild and Ordway Tead. WIZ. Platt and Nierman, pianos. WABC. Jack Armstrong.

WOR. Just Dogs. Little Orphan Annie. WABC. Tito Guizar.

WOR. French Course. 6 P. M. TO 9 P.

M. Program resume: AI Pearce and Gang. WIZ. Van Steeden Orch. WABC.

Gen. Comte De Chambrun. "Lafayette" from Paris. WOR. Uncle Don.

WMCA. Richardson. Orch. Hay Orch. WIZ.

Broadeast from Dirigible Graf Zeppelin, in Germany. Coakley Orch. WIZ. Stamp Club. WABC.

Charles Carlile, tenor. WOR. Motor Tips. WMCA. Screen Revue.

John songs. 8:00 P. Teddy Bergman; Betty Queen and Others. 8:30 P. -WEAF.

Floyd Gibbons. 9:00 P. -WEAF. House Party--with Joe Cook. 9:30 P.

Duchin Orch. 10:00 P. Saxon Sisters; Hayton Orch. 10:00 P. Broadcast to and from Byrd Expedition.

10:30 P. M-WEAF "A Better Army for the War Against Crime," Justin Miller. 10:30 P. -WABC. Elder 'Michaux's Congregation.

10:45 P. -WEAF. Mischa Levitzky, pianist. 11:30 P.M. -WEAF.

One Man's Family. 12:00 Denny Orch. 12:15 A. -WEAF. Carefree Carnival.

DANCE MUSIC P. M. P. M. 2:00 WEAF 9:30 WIZ 2:30 WABC 10:00 WEAF 3:00 WEAF 10:30 WIZ MCA 3:30 11:00 WEAF WIZ 4:00 WABC WOR 4:30 WIZ 11:15 WABC WOR WEAF 5:00 WEAF 11:30 WABC WABC WOR 6:00 WEAF WCA WMCA 11:35 WIZ 6:30 WEAF 11:45 WABC WMCA MCA 6:45 WM CA 12:00 WEAF 7:15 WABC WIZ WEAF MCA 7:45 WCA WNEW 8:00 WEAF WOR WABC WHN 8:30 WOR WEVD 9:00 WEAF WIZ WABC.

Frederic W. Wile, political talk. WMCA. Golden Orch. WOR.

Phil Cook, comedian: Code Eagle Talk. Flying With Capt Al Williams. WEAF. Baseball Resume. WABC.

Fat Waller, piano. WOR. Sports. Religion in the News. WABC.

Jones Orch. WOR. Harry Hershfeld. WMCA. LIl and Avon Armstrong, songs.

WIZ. Pickens Sisters. Eddie Peabody; De Marco Sisters; Himber Orch. WIZ. Memorial Day Motor Classic Qualifying Heats.

WABC. Hudson Orch. Paul Keast, baritone. MCA. J.

Russell Robinson. composer. WOR. Hudson County American Legion Band. Roy Helton, "Lookat Life." WMCA.

Fallon's Orch. Teddy Bergman: Betty Queen: Bill Smith; Stern Orch. WIZ. Art in and the WABC. All Star Sports Program to 9 Primo Carnera: Barney Ross: Benny Friedman; Joe MeCarthy Jimmy McLarnin: Ted Musing: Haenschen and others.

Wavelengths of New York Stations at a Glance 570 526 WHN 1010 660 454 WLWL 1100 710 422 WOV 1130 760 394 WINS 1180 810 370 WFAS 1210 860 349 WNEW 1250 940 319 WFAB 1300 With an Ogden Mills. WABC. Dancing Echoes. WOR. Homemaker.

Green Brothers 297 WBBR 1300 231 WHOM 4450 275 WEVD 1300 231 WCNW 1500 265 WBNX 1350 222 WMBQ 1500 254 WBBC 1400 214 WWRL 1500 248 WARD 1400 214 240 WLTH 1400 214 Kilocycles 231 WVFW 1400 214 Meters she'll be one of the topnotch bow blers of radio. At last the afternoon hours have a commercial program comparable in quality to the divertisements of the evening. In fact, Maria's Matinee (WEAF 3 to 4), which had its premiere yesterday, uses most of the Showboat cast. with Lanny Ross, Conrad Thibault, the Showboat Quartet, Rosaline Greene, Tiny Ruffner and Gus Haenschen's band, in addition to Frances Barton, the cooking expert. It's a breezy, gala show, with artists whose work needs no recommendation but here's al OH COURSE FIVE YEARS OLD- -AND WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO BE SIX 2 NEWS Obituary Church at New Rochelle.

The R.ev. Father Mrs. Julia Blanshard, 42, wife of Commissioner of Accounts Paul Blanshard and editor of the women's page of the Newspaper Enterprise Association, died yesterday at her home, 39-04 49th Sunnyside, Queens, after a long illness. The Rev. John Haynes Holmes, of the Community Church, will officiate at private funeral services today in the Walter B.

Cooke chapel, 117 W. 72d Manhattan. Mrs. Blanshard, a native of Quincy, was the daughter of former Congressman George Anderson. She was a graduate of the University of Michigan and a member of Phi Beta Kappa.

Her husband and their sons, Paul 14, and Rufus, 12, survive. the Special dispensation was granted yesterday by Patrick Cardinal Hayes for funeral services Pentecostal Sunday, for Dominick Bellizzi, jockey who died Friday at Jamaica Hospital. Six fellow jockeys have been named all bearers. Services will be at 3 o'clock in Holy Family The late Dominick Bellizzi John J. Coffey officiating.

Pallbearers will be Mack Garner, Don Meade, Silvio Coucci, James Hunter, Sam Rennick and Freddie Raines. Bellizzi died of injuries suffered after a fall during the running of the Youthful Stakes at Jamaica a week ago yesterday. He was up on Mrs. Dodge Sloane's Psychic Bid. Mrs.

Regina Larson, 85, mother of former Gov. Morgan Larson of New Jersey, died yesterday at her son's home in Perth Amboy. She was born in Denmark. Bernard S. Bernard, 63, founder and president of the Princeley Mills allied with the Van Heusen collar and shirt interests, died at his home, 1050 Park Ave.

Providence, R. May 18 (U.P),- Foster Lardner, 61, retired actor and theatre manager, and cousin of the late Ring Lardner, writer, fell dead last night of a heart attack as he was giving a sleight-of-hand Death and In Memoriam Notices May be telephoned to The News by your undertaker any time up to 5 P. M. for insertion in the next day's hater. Phone MU ray Hill 2-1234.

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DEfender 3-4410 B'KLYN-30 Myrtle Ave. TRiangle 5-8915 QUEENS-160-16 Jam. Ave. REpublic A Steinway Ave. AStoria 8-6635 HANDS OF DEATH 100 128, 600 AUTOS 500 300 400375' This barometer registers the Chief Medical Examiner's report of deaths by guns and autos in all boroughs of New York since Jan.

1, 1934, a total of 138 days. performance before the Providence WMCA. Three Little Funsters. WOR. City Government Talk.

All Star Trio. WMCA. Frances Baldwin, songs: Orch. Bavarian Peasant Band. Floyd Gibbons.

WIZ. Hands Across the Border- concert. WOR. Warren Orch. WMCA.

Crazy Ramblers. Yasha Davidoff, bass. WMCA. Alabama Three. 9 P.

M. TO MID. House party Joe Cook Donald Novis and others. WIZ. Jamboree, WABC.

Orch. Grete: Stueckgold. songs. WOR. Billy and Betty, WMCA.

Al Shayne, Jerry Baker: Orch. Duchin Orch. WEAF. Beatrice Fairfax. WABC.

Himber Orch. WOR. Farber and Handman, songs. WMCA. Heat Waves Trio.

To be announced. WOR. Mountain Moments. Saxon Sisters: Hayton Orch. WIZ.

Tim Ryan's Placesketch. WABC. Broadcast to and from Byrd Expedition. WMCA. Old Time Tunes.

Starlight Hour. WOR. Romance in Song. WOR. Musical Program.

Better Army for the War Against Dean Justin Miller. WIZ. Barn Dance. WABC. Elder Michaux's Congregation.

WOR. Organ Recital. WMCA. Richardson Orch, Mischa Levitzki, pianist. Madriguera Orch.

WOR. Weather: Childs Orch. WABC. Svivia Froos, songs. News: Madriguera Orch.

WABC. News: Little One Man's Family. WIZ. News: Brito Orch. WABC.

Little Orch. WOR. Trini Orch. WMCA. Lunceford Orch.

11:45 WABC. Johnson Orch. WMCA. Venuti Orch. Russo Carefree Carnival.

WIZ. Denny Lopez Orch. WABC. Fiorito Armhelm WMCA. Dance music: entertainment-to 2:30 A.

M. WNEW. Dance music to 3 A. M. WOR.

Stern Orch. WHN. music. WEVD. Dance music.

Tiny, who not only anbut also did a "Pinafore" Airbeaks program gave us several talented newcomers Bolton's amusement chatwith the seductive strains of Fortuna Marimba Band made enter. Theodore Webb, bariwas Nellie Revell's guest star He told us that Milton J. Cross, the anbegan their public careers singing at a funeral The Army Band a best bet. Engineering Societies. St.

Louis, May 18 W. McGinnis, 71, who pitched for Chris Von Der Ahe's famous St. Louis Browns of the American Association in 1883 and 1884, died today after a brief illness. John Henry Bingham, 73, retired railroad and water supply engineer, died yesterday at his home in White Plains. He was associated with the White Plains Religious Notices Spiritual Science SPIRITUAL SCIENCE MOTHER CHURCH, Inc.

and SPIRITUAL SCIENCE INSTITUTE, Inc. 123 West 88 Street, New York City JULIA 0. FORREST. Founder- -Pastor. Recognized named by N.

Y. State Law. Spiritual Healing-Prayer-Messages. MOTHER CHURCH 3:30 6:30 Developing Class Wednesday 3 8 P. M.

Normal Class for Mediatora, Wed. 3 8 SECOND CHURCH- Rev. Arthur Kline 123 West 88 Street. N. C.

Friday. Saturday. 8:30 P. M. THIRD CHURCH- Rev.

Frank H. Towne 123 West 88 st. Monday 8.30 P. 10 West 47 St. Thurs.

8.30-Sun. 2.30 6.30 FOURTH CHURCH -Rev. Ethel Schubert 123 West 88 St. Tus. Thurs.

3.30 8.30 Chatam, 10 Washington Ave. By App't. FIRST CHURCH- -Rev. Emily S. Keyes West New Brighten, S.

78 Pelion Ave. Fridays, 3 P. M. Spiritualist. Beulah Helms Brown 100 W.

72 8:30: Men. 2:30 Rev. Conrad Hauser 142 W. 78 SERVICES: Sun, Tues. Fri.

Eves. after 8: 4 after 2. A MESSAGE TO EVERYONE John Hickey (Sun, 100. and West Fri. Fri.

72nd 2:30 8 P.M. Street P.M. Jessica Dragonette's songs (WEAF-8) never Slim Timblin, the blackface comedian and Pick and Pat, also blackface comics (WEAF are sadly in need of better material. Jack Arthur, on the latter's program, is one of the most appealing singers on the air. Loretta Lee, George Hall's blues singer, made her debut in a song series on WABC at 6:30 last it's more than likely WMCA WEAF WOR WIZ WNYC WABC WAAT nounced number.

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