The Gazette and Daily from York, Pennsylvania • Page 10

10 THE GAZETTE AND DAILY, YORK, SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 2, 1934. Boys and Girls Newspaperi ON THE AIR TODAY MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR MEN IN GREY GOLDMAN 10 LEAD BAND OF 5,000 Cranes Clothes MEN'S SUITS AND COA $12.75 ODD PANTS ALL PRICKS IM W. Mark lark, Fa, MARVIN CewricM ANNI 6AILAND, Ultot. Programs In Eastern Standard Time SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1934 Stmat 8i kok koutx WITH 1( show 00 cataloas-.) uP 4 uettmj' AND LA STWIEK -TH SAMS SNCKK IN3l0Of showed onb Lem AND A PeT CAWO Pre'-shruttk sport i PANTS Hff $1.45 l)(l stytai I WiWl WV waahaklt aultmiUKM kai th" lu I ujrVtY flannels. Altera lAJvuuvw rREK1 MURRAY'S 1 the old home town TALKING is ucks-d- 8o em the B0X" AQB UP cieeocA Ako rvBN MARTHA SMOOP BEN BULB AeNITm ach o-mem.

-ess0 Senator Connily Will Be Heard In Principal Address Over WJZ ARLINGTON CEREMONIES Memorial exercises for the aoU dlers of the Confederacy will be broadcast over an NUC-WJZ network from Arlington National cemetery on Sunday. Senator Tom Conally of Texaa will be the principal speaker at the ex ercises which will be on the air at p. in. To live without prayer Is to be as far behind the times aa to live with out electricity Dr. Ralph W.

Pock, man will point out In hla address "Too Proud to Fray" to be heard during the Sunday Forum broadcaat over an NBC-WJZ network Sunday at 12:30 p. m. Mrs. Rose I Halprln, president of Hadassah. the national women's Zionist Organisation of America, will apeak In place of Dr.

Israel Goldstein on behalf of Palestine Flower day over the WARC-Columbla network on Sunday at 4 p. m. Mrs. Halprln has just returned from Palestine, where she lived for a year In the Jewish colony. The tenth anniversary of the death of Victor Herbert, one of America's greatest composers, will be observed over WJZ by a special memorial pro gram on Sunday, at 9:15 p.

I.awrence Tibbett. Fritzle Scheff, Romberg and other noted artists will participate. Gene Buck, noted producer and president of the American Society of Composer and Publishers, who for many years was the cloe friend and business asoclate of Victor Herbert, has arranged the broadcast to honor the composer of many of America's best known melodies. Plaudits after the recent broadcast concert by the Pittsburgh Symphony orchestra over NBC bring another program by this organization for Sunday at 5:30 p. m.

SIXTH ROUND UP OF SCHOOL BEGINNERS The sixth of the series of school beginners round-up of the city was held yesterday afternoon in the Visiting Nurse rooms, 21S East Market street. The doctors who examined the children were: Dr. J. D. l'eagley, Dr.

K. M. l-auer. Dr. E.

C. Romes-burg, Dr. J. E. Throne, Dr.

E. W. Klinefelter, and one dentist, Dr. T. IL Kline.

The nurses assisting were: Mrs. Heriry Myers and Mrs. Joseph Foin. All children entering school in the fall, who have not attended a clinic, are asked to be at the Visiting association Monday, June 4, at 2 p. for their examination.

Children from Jefferson and the Parochial schools will also attend on this date. Laziness travels so slowly that poverty soon overtaken him. Old Proverb. LEAVE PICNIC GROUNDS CLEAN SUMMER is the time of picnics in green woodlands and beside beautiful streams. Has there ever been anyone who didn't like to prepare a big picnic box full of goodies and eat its delicious sandwiches and cakes out in the open? Your picnic days give you a good chance to practice tome of the habits that you form at home.

Just because you're doing something different in an unusual locality doesn't mean that you can forget everything your parents have taught you. What does this mean It means that cleaning up the picnic grounds after the fun is over is one of the main points to remember when you have a picnic It will take only a few minutes, and you'll not only be helping yourself acquire a good habit, but you'll also be doing a favor to nature. No woodland spot is pretty with old paper bags and boxes strewn over it. The next time you go on a picnic, clean up the grounds afterwards and you'll feel much better than if you left it an unkempt condition. LOOK OUT! I'm going for my hot weather outfit at York'.

Largest DEPT. WALKER'S GEORGE KING BTS. 1 jJ IlI tLF Suits and Topcoats 2.7S 100 All Wool All Hand Tailored Celanesa Lined 36 South George St SCHAINUCK'S SPORT SUITS Man! Hare' smart atorla. graat value I Tweeds, flannels, light woolena atyla that are oool and eaay fittings, thatujr "wall dreaud. Our price.

ALTERATIONS FREE 26 Nrth George St. wDEjrir'jr Knitting Classes TUESDAY AND THURSDAY 2 to 5 P. M. Conducted by Miss Betty Berger Ne Charge for This Sends Wiest'a Balcony KELLY-SPRINGFIELD Srat line tire naed aa equipment ec lare yon money when yon kaj quality tire. Aik the motoriat wM SERVICE, INC.

Fhone ISM Tka Blttat Utile Fleet ta tfco WrU Happy Birthdays JUNE 2, 1934. JUNE ABEL. 12 years. RICHARD ATTIG. 4 years.

EVELYN M. iUKBOUK, year. HAZEL V. BENNINGTON. year.

El" BY J. UE-3KHE1MER. 8 years. NOLA E. DORTNEK.

15 years. HELEN BOWERS. 19 years. MAURICE BROWN, 14 years. ARV1LLE J.

COOPKR. years. ETHEL F. CRALEY. 5 years.

ARLENE E. DKNTLER. 11 years. WILLIAM C. ECKENKODE.

10 yrs. NORMA M. EYSTER. 5 ears. FLORENCE FETROW, 1 years.

MILTON K. FISHER. 9 years. ROBERT H. FL'SST.

10 years. CHARLES J. liANTZ. 18 years. EARL GODFREY.

10 years. CLAIR GOODWIN. 8 years. POROTHY C. GRIMM.

17 years. P-EAN V. H.VRTMAN. 1 year. 1.LENOSA E.

HAUGH. 13 years. IREXE V- HtS. 11 Vfars. GRETNA F.

HOC KEN BERRY, 17 years. JOHN J. KAUFFMAX. 4 years. KENNETH E.

KLINE. 1 year. HAROLD W. 1 EIBHART. 2 years.

ANNA M. FLOYD. IT years. MINN ETTA J. MALEHORN, 6 yrs.

ALLEN W. MAUL, 19 years. FLORENCE McCALLISTER. 15 yrs. CHARLES P.

MITZELL. 9 years. F.N OLA J. MOOSE. 1 year.

MARGARET I. MUND1S. years. GLADYS M. MYERS, 6 years.

ROBERT NAYLOR. 19 years, MILDRED L. NESS, 14 years. SUZANNE E. NICHOLS.

13 years. JAMES NOEL, 9 years. RODNEY V. REESE. years.

VIOLA RICHARDSON. 20 years. SADIE V. ROHRBAUGH. years.

MARTIN F. RUPPERT. 20 years. PAUL L. SCHIDING, 15 years.

MARTHA SEITZ, 11 years. JOHN W. SHAU1.L, 5 years. S. ISABELLA SPANGLER.

14 years. BETTY J. STERNER. years. FRED H.

STRAUS BA UGH. IS yrs. OPHELIA M. STRAUSBAUGH, 2i years. NANCY SWORDS, 19 years.

BETTY J. THOMAN. 5 years. ROY 3 years. POROTHY VANOVER.

15 years. HORACE F. VASELLA. 7 years. PAUL L.

WALES. 7 years. RAYMOND D. WALLACE, 19 years. JAMES WEBSTER.

6 years. CATHERINE E. WElH, IS years. HERBERT R. WILDISIN.

IS years. M. ELEANOR WISE 19 years. HELENA P. ZARTMAN.

0 years. PALE E. ZEIGLER. 10 years. JAMES ZEIuLER, 7 years.

JUNE 3. 1934. GLADYS M. ANDERSON. 10 years.

BEULAH M. ARBUCKLE, IS years. ALICE A. BAER. 17 years.

JUNE M. BAKER. 9 years. CECELIA T. RARGAMIN, 15 years.

HARRY O. BEARD. 17 yeare. PAUL K. BKSHORE years.

VE1.MA E. BIXLER. 7 years. CLAIRE O. CRONE, 17 years.

PALE E. CRCMLING. 13 years. MARY DEARDORFF, 13 years. FETTY' J.

DEITZ. 10 years. I EROY DRAWBAUGH. 13 years. VIOLET V.

FISH EL. 16 years. JUNE L. FITZ, 3 years. THURLOW N.

GARDNER, 20 years. MARY J. GARRETT, 7 years. ROMAINE D. GEMMILL, 15 years.

MARY E. GISH. 5 years. POROTHY R. GOWLAND.

14 yeas FERNE I. HAKE, 15 years. KIMBE-R HANN. 20 years. RAYMOND HOFFM ASTER.

8 years. FLORENCE HOKE. 19 years. I.EULAH F. JAVIS.

19 years. QUENTIN JONES. 8 years. PAULINE JOSEPH. 14 years.

DONALD S. KAUFFMAX. 7 years. 1 FSTER LUDWIG, 6 years. IRENE MACHETTE.

10 years. HELEN MUMMERT. 1 year. RALPH A. MUNDIS.

14 years. POROTHY L. MYERS. 9 years. MARY" J.

XACE, 15 years. JANET U. ORNER, 11 years. MARY M. FLONK.

IS years. ROBERT W. PLUNKETT, 14 years. JOHN W. READ, IS years.

TYRUS C. RITZ, 19 years. JEAN" RODGERS, 14 years. GORDOX E. ROHRBAUGH.

JTS. PAUL J. ROHRBAUGH, years. WILBUR A. RUNKLE.

6 years. WILLIAM F. RUTH. 10 years. EUGENE F.

SCHAALE, 13 years. ROBEHT SCHAEFFER, 8 years. RODGER SEARLE, 17 years. ROBERT SHUPP, 12 years. STANLEY L.

SIMMONS, 7 years. WILLIAM R. SNYDER, 11 years. ARLENE J. STAMBAUGH.

14 yrs. LOUISA S. STOUGH. 11 years. AUGUSTUS STRAYER, 14 years.

LA VERNE J. SWOPE 10 years. GEORGE F. THOMAN. IS years.

MAR 3ARET L. THOMAS. 6 years. WALTER F. WHITEFORD.

14 yrs. CLYDE WINEHOLT. 13 years. PEAX E. WINEMILLER.

5 years. HARRY S. YOUNG, 20 years. MAE E. YOUNG, 4 years.

ANSWERS TO PUZZLES Cross word puzzle solution. The triangle: Tobacco, ocular, build, ally, cad, cr, O. 3. Coast cost gable gale. 4.

Coffee, tobacco, sugar cane, cotton. 6. Tomato, tomahawk, tomorrow. A THANK YOU NOTE. Dear Editor: I want to thank you for my Christmas and birthday cards.

I went to school four years without missing a day. I am tea years old. I beiong to the Boys and Girls Club. My teacher is Miss Mary Snyder. Grace L.

Bailey. Glen Rock, Pa. to O. My the ing ten was is My We like York more on mwiiiI I Him Ha Bv STANLEY IT OVER FLAX A German legend tells us bow flax came into the world. Long ago the peasants of Germany believed that a beautiful woman named Holda dwelt in the heavens.

One day, a poor peasant who lost bis way in the mountains found a crystal door in the side of a glacier. Entering, he saw Holda seated upon her throne. She offered him any gift he desired, but instead of riches, the peasant chose the blue flowers she held in her band. Holda was pleased, and she gave him a box of seeds and told him to plant and care for them tenderly. When he returned home, the peasant planted the seeds and found his fields soon filled with little blue flowers like those Holda bad given him.

Holda visited the peasant's fields and taught him how to spin the flax into thread and to weave linen cloth from it so that he became prosperous and contented. FUN AT HOME By Ray J. Marran Letter Gives the "Rasp, berries" A big surprise is in store for a person who- opens an innocent-looking letter in which the device illustrated is attached. Fasten two short rubber bands to a folded sheet of letter paper with gummed tape. Between these two bands attach a wire paper clip, bent outward as shown.

Turn the clip over and over until the rubber bands are twisted tightly. Then lay the device fiat between the folds of the paper and place it in an envelope. Hand the envelope to some peiton, stating it is an important letter. When the letter is opened, the paper clip untwists rapidly, its sides whizzing against the paper, producing a noise exactly as giving a person the "raspberries" with the tongue. Usually the result is a startled scream.

OLD SOL says: "Cramps in the stomach ain't near so bad as cramps in the head." SSWNj VUHTeTLl-IM4 Ml! Massed Musicians To Give Concert At Draco University, Des Moines ON WEAF NETWORK Edwin Frank Goldman, famous American band leader, will conduct a special concert by massed band numbering more than 5,000 musicians over an NBC -WEAF network today. The concert to be broadcast at 4 SO p. m. is the final event In the National School band concert at Drake university, Des Moines, of which Goldman will be chief judge. All during the week the best school bands from all over the country will com pete and on the Aral day they will join for the massed band concert to be conducted by Goldman.

The St. Bonaventure College a-lee club, composed of SO voices under the direction of Father Claude Kean, will broadcast a program of popu lar and sacred enngs over WABC today at 4:45 p. m. Dr. Raymond L.

Witmara, curator of reptiles ana mammals at the New York Zoological park, will Introduce two members of his menagerie a rattle snake and a puff adder to the radio audience during a broadcast over the WABC-Columbia network today at 10:45 a. m. The Inter-High school a Cappella choir of Hartford. Connecticut, sinking a special concert of traditional and eacred songs on today will be heard over WEAF at 12 o'clock noon. An address by Norman Thomas de livered before the delgates to the National Socialist convention at the Hotel Statler in Detroit on today, will be broadcast at 9:30 p.

m. over WEAF. In addition to Thomas, list eners also hear Leo Kriycki, national chairman of the party. HINTS FOR MOTORISTS VISITING U. S.

FLEET The Fleet's In Both the Atlantic and Pacific fleets are anchored tn the Hudson river. The following route for motorists to see the fleet is recommended by the American Automobile association: Cross the Hudson river at Twenty-third street via Lackawanna Ferry, New York, which gives a glimpse of destroyers anchored south of this point Leaving the ferry follow Fourteenth street. Park avenue and Hudson boulevard, east. While on the boule vard the motorist will be given the chance to see part of the fleet at anchor. Follow the boulevard and then turn to Gorge Road.

More of the ships can be seen along this route. ARRESTED ON ASSAULT AND BATTERY CHARGE John Hetzel, of this city, was ar rested yesterday by Constable Charles F. Harkins on a warrant Issued from the office of Alderman N. C. May of the Fifth ward.

Hetzel Is charged on oath of Bernard Brusseman, with assault and battery. The defendant furnished bail for a hearing. OUR JUNIOR PUZZLE WHEN THE WIND BLOWS Bobby is having a grand time with his If you want to see what he is doing, take a pencil and join all the numbered dots together, starting with dot number one and ending with dot number nineteen. Try coloring the picture with your paints or ciayons. 8 11 11 12:45 1 1 1 A.

LAND. Edit WABC Raton orch. WJZ l'ati Itunao's orch. 2:30 WJZ Songatera. WABC lHiiclng Echoes.

3:00 WABC Ann Uiif at the organ. WJZ Mlnlaaure Theatre, 3:30 WJZ Kalteumeyer'i Kinder garten, WAUC Emery Duetsch'a orch. WEAF lon Rlgelow'a orch. 4:00 WJZ Concert Kntemhle. WABC Veloico's orch.

4:30 WEAF Mowed concert by 6,000. WABC Jack Armatrong. WJZ Piano dun. Orphan Annie. WABC St.

Bonaventure Glee rlun. WABC Raglniky'i Knaemhle. WEAF Program Summaries. 8:00 WJZ Angelo Perlnando's orch. 8.

-OS WEAF Al Pearce and his gang. 5:15 WABC Billy Hayes. 5:30 WEAF Tom Coakley'l orch. WJZ Ivory Stamp rlun. WABC Charlei Carlisle.

9:45 WJZ John Derrick, baritone. WABC Krederlc Wlllalm Wile. EVENING PROGRAMS :00 WEAF Baseball scores. WABC Leon Belasco'a orch. WLW Margaret Carliale, rocallat.

njz captain wuuanta. 6:15 WEAF Religion In the News. WJZ Plckena 81tter. WLW Over the Rhine. 6:30 WEAF Pure Oil program.

WLW Sport talk. WJZ Don Beator's orch. WAC Betty Barthell and the Mclodlera. 6:45 WLW The 10th Century Home. WLW R.

F. l. Hour. 7:00 WEAF Harold Stern's orch and Variety. WJZ Spaniah Interlude.

WABC Fata Waller. 7:15 WABC American National Music week. 7:30 WLW -WEAF The Headline Hun ter. WABC Morton Downey. WJZ Hands Across the Border.

8:00 WEAF-WLW The Houae party. WJZ Jamboree: Variety niualcale. WABC Andre Kastilaneti's orch. 8:15 WLW To Be Announced. :30 WI.W-WEAF Beatrice Kalrfai.

WJZ Eddie Puchin' orch. WABC Richard lumber's orch. 8:45 WABC Two Piano Team. 9:00 WJZ Tim Ryan'a Place. WLW-WEAF Terra plane party.

WABC Manhattan -Serenaders. 9:30 WAC Elder Michax and con. WEAF National Soclallat convention. gre (ration. WEAF "Trip Around the World at the Fair' WJZ National Barn Pance.

fl-Ul WEAF Micha I.evitrkl. nianlat. 10:00 WEAF Eurlc Madrlguera orch. WABC SvlTla Froos. songs.

10:15 WEAF Fress-Radio News Ser vice. WABC News Service. 10:20 WABC Little Jck Little. WEAF Euic Madriguerai orcn. 10:30 WLW Pance orch.

WABC We Uo to ine rair. WLW Pance orch. WJZ Preaa Service. 10:35 WJZ Brlto and his orch. 10:45 WABC Johnny Johnson'a orch.

11 :00 WJZ Jack Penny'i orch. WEAF-W LW Pan Kiisao I orcn. WABC Glen Grny's orch. 11 :15 WF.AF-WLW Carefree Carnival. WABC Carol corner orcn.

ivjx Vincent I.onez's orch. 12 :00 WABC Gene Kardos' orcn. WLW lonev isiano orcn. 12:30 WLW Moon River. 1 -00 WLW Hotel (iinson orcn.

1 :30 W8XO Castle Farm orch. JUNE 3, 1934 WJZ Baravian orch. 3:00 WEAF Romance of Meat. WEAF Buffalo Variety program WJZ Confederate Memorial ex' ercises. 3 tl.l WEAF Lillian Bnckman.

3:30 WEAF Palmer Clark's orch. WJZ rrincess Tat Players. WABC-Oregon on Tarade. 4:00 WABC Palestine Flower day. WEAF "liOoking Over the Week.

WJZ National Vespers. 4 WEAF The Sylvan trio. 4:30 WEAF The Hoover Sentinels. ir.IT xiH -Rita WABC Frank Crumlt and Julia Sanderson. 5 oo WEAF The Cathallc Hour.

WJZ Heart Throbs. WAC Rose and Prams. 5 15 WJZ Broadcast from France. 5 -30 WEAF Our American schools. WJZ Pittsburgh Symphony orch WABC Smiling Ed McConnell.

5-45 ABC Word's Family Theatre. EVENING PROGRAMS 6:00 WEAF K-7 War story. WJZ-WLW Silken Strings. WABC Nick Lucas. 6:30 WLW-WJZ Ozzie Nelson and Joe Penner.

WEAF Love Cycle In Song. WABC Chicago Knights. 8:45 WEAF Wendall Hall. WABC Rln-Tin-Tin Thriller. 7:00 WLW-WEAF Jimmy Durante.

WJZ Ed Loury, master of ceremonies on a Variety program. WABC Freddie Rich entertains. 7:30 WABC California Melodies. 8:00 WEAF Manhattan Merry Go Round. WJZ-WLW The Headliners.

WABC Dramas of Childhood. 8:30 WEAF Album of Familiar music. WJZ-WLW Ralph Kirberry. WABC Warning's l'ennsylva- ninns. 8:45 WJ Adventures In Health.

WLW I'nbroken Melodies. 9:00 WEAF-WLW Victor Young's orchestra. WJZ Madame Schuman-Heink. U'iRr Wavne Kind's orch. 5 WJZ Victor Herbert Memorial.

9:30 WEAF-WLW Hall of Fame. WABC 45-Minutes of Hollywood. 10:00 WEAF Baseball Scores. WLW The Zero hour. WJZ International Tid Bits.

10:15 WEAF Canadian Capers. WJZ Ennio Bolognini, cellist WABC Little Jack Little. 10:30 WEAF Don Blgelow'g orch. WJZ Ben Pollack's orch. WLW Organ and character.

10:45 WABC Johnnv Johnson's orch. :00 WABC Red idol's orch. WLW Paul Pendarvis' orch. WJZ Jimmy Lunceford's orch. WEAF nun Rnsno'a orch.

WEAF Hollywood on the Air. 11:30 WJZ Clyde Lucas- orcn. WABC Henry Basse's orch. WLW Castle Farm's orch. 12:00 WLW Moon Rtrer.

2:30 WLW Dance orch; 1:00 WLW Paul renaatvis- orcn. The world's most powerful radio transmitter, having a power of watts, has been Installed in a Cincinnati broadcasting- station for experimental purposes. Hello. FEATURES A. M.

10:30 WABC Auaburg College choir. WABC Broadoaat from Broui loo. F. M. 13:30 WJZ National 4-H program.

1:30 WJZ Heasberger Baravtaa orchestra. 4 WEAK Concert by 5,000 mn-aU'lan. 4:45 WABC St. Bonaventure Glee club. Pon Bentor'i orch.

9 :30 WEAF Socialist convention. MORNING PROGRAMS Piano dun. 7:00 WEAF Kadlo City organ. WJZ Morning depotlom. WAUC On the Air Today.

WABC Saon musicals. 7:1 WJZ Don Hall trio. 7:30 WEAF Cherlo. WJZ Lew White at the organ. 7:45 WABC The Ambaaaadora.

8:00 WEAF Program Summaries. WJZ The Kreakfaat club. WABC la The Luxembourg Gar dens. 8:03 WEAF Morning Glories. 8:15 WEAK I-andt trio and White.

8:30 WEAF Taterg and Mule. 8:45 WEAF The Kanjollert. WABC The Melsterslncer. 9:00 WEAF Vocal and Instrumental trio. WJZ The iosnel Slner.

WAMC Paul Savltta orch. 9:15 WEAF Morning Pnrade. WABC Naval Parade. WJ Singing Strings. 9:30 WEAF Press Kadlo News bureau WABC News Service.

9:35 WABC Children's program. WEAF Morning Parade. WJZ Press Radio Si'rvlce. WJZ Originalities. Jack Owens.

10:00 WEAF Alms Sehlrmer, pianist. WJZ Hillbilly aonga. WABC Naval Parade. 10:15 WEAF The Voss family. WABC Cheer-ur WJZ Spaniah Idylls.

10:30 WEAF Uown Lover's Lane. WJZ German band WABC Ausbury College club. 10:45 WABC Broadcast from Glee the Bronx soo. 11:00 WEAF Pletro Ton. WJZ High and Low.

WAC June Carlton's orch. 11:15 WJZ Genia Fonarlova, soprano, WABC rcte Woolre.v. 12 WEAF Hartford High school choir. WEAF Concert ensemble. WJZ Vic and Sade.

11 The Stnlers. WEAF Maurice Lees' ensemble. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 12:00 WEAF Bird'a Eye View. WABC Madison Ensemble. WJZ Words and music.

12:30 WEAF Harold Stern's orch. WABC Harold Knight's orch. WJZ National 4-H club. WEAF Harold Stern's orch. WABC Artist recital.

1 :00 WEAF Xavier Cugat's orch. 1 -13 DABC Saturday Syncopators. 13 0 WEAF The Confidence Man. WJZ Heashercer Baravlan orch. WABC Ronndtownera.

WEAF Larry Taylor, songs. SUNDAY, FEATURES A. M. 8:00 WABC Sunday at Aunt Su-ean's. :30 WEAF Ellsworth Vines, Jr.

9:30 WJZ Sanovar Serenade. 11:00 WABC Salt Lake City organ. P. M. II 00 WABC Church of the Air.

2:00 WABC Symphonic hour. 2:30 WJZ Barvarian orchestra. WEAF Jimmy Durante. 8:30 WJZ Ralph Kirberry, songs. MORNING PROGRAMS 7:00 WEAF Melody hour.

WJZ Tome Pictures. WABC On the Air Today. 7:08 WABC Organ Reveille. 7:28 WJZ Program Summaries. 7:30 WEAF Th Balladeers.

WJ Lew White at the organ, WABC Artist recital. 7:45 WABC The Radio Spotlight 8:00 WEAF The Balladeers. WJZ Children'a hour. WABC Sunday morning at Aunt ousan s. WEAF Cloister Bells.

:30 WEAF Ellsworth Vines, Jr. 9:00 WEAF The Radio Pulpit- WJZ The Southernaries. WABC Church of the Air. 9:30 WEAF Mexican Typical orch. WJZ Sanovar Serenade.

WABC Melodv 9:45 WABC Ben Alley. 9:55 WJZ-Press Service. 10:00 WEAF Press Service. WJZ Same as WEAF. WABC Children's hour.

10:05 WEAF The Vagabonds. WJZ Mornine Musicale. 10:15 WEAF Major Bowes and Capital family. 10:30 WJ The Poet Prince. 10:45 WJZ Phanton Strings.

:00 WABC Salt Lake City organ. 11:15 WJZ Piano duo. WEAF Hall and Green. :30 WJZ Radio City concert. WEAF University of Chicago Roundtable discussion.

WABC Madison Ensemble. 11:45 WABC H. V. Kaltenborn. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 12:00 WEAF Road to Romany.

WABC Church of the Air. 12:30 WEAF Surprise Party. JZ The Sunday Forum. WABC The ConiDinskv Trio. WEAF Mildred Oiling, harpist.

1:00 WABC Edith Murray, songs. WEAF Gene Arnold and The Commodores. WJZ South Sea Islanders. Piano Pictures. :30 WJZ Concert artists.

WEAF Grace Hayes. ABC Lazy Dan. the Minstrel Man. :4.VWEAF Landt Trio and White. 2:00 WEAF Talkie Picture Time.

WJZ Bar Day and Nights. WABC Symphonic hour. 2:30 WEAF Dancing Shadows. 11 11 ELECTRIC COOKERY IS BETTER COOKERY When You Have A HOTPOINT or WESTINCHOUSE AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC RANGE EDISON LIGHT POWER COMPANY ALLEN GUARANTEES Tin' to be eqaal to er saperler to, any any new anto and farther gaaraiueea te KELLY-SmiNGFIELD for 3D yesra Ihe aaea them. MOTOR TIRE SALES L.

J. AUea S41 W. Market St. HanoTer Mater Broadway, Hanover, Pa. Duo Refinishing Fender Body Work Radiator Repairing Wreck Jobs General Repairing Complete Automotive Servico Under On Roof by Skilled Mtchaniea, Reasonable Rata MINET MOTOR CO.

PHONE 6159 RIDDLES in by Edna May Loyd, Windsor, Pa. R. 1. Sent 1. When is a dog's tail not a dog's tail? Why is a cat's tail like the earth? 3.

When did Moses sleep with five in a bed? 4. Why is a dogr like a tree? 5. Why is a woman like an um brella? Answers to riddles of Edna May Loyd 1. When it is a wagon (wagging) 2. Because it is far (fur) to the end.

3. When he slept with his forefather. 4. When they die, they both lose their bark. 5.

A woman dresses up and ah umbrella goes up. RAY TOOK PART IN THE GYM CARNIVAL Dear Editor: This is my first letter the Boys and Girls Newspaper. I received my birthday and Christmas cards. I think they are very pretty. im thirteen years old.

I go to Mt. Wolf Junior High School. I am in the seventh grade. I have six studies. They are mathematics, English, geography, history, health, and guid ance.

I also have three teachers. Their names are M. R. M. Sauders, B.

Orner, and Miss Mary Herbst. home room teacher is Miss Mary Herbst. We had our Gym Carnival last week. I took part in it. I like to read letters, Muggs McGinnis, and Toots and Casper.

I have a cat named "Snowbali." Ray Malehorn, 3rd Street. Mt. Wolf, Pa. CLARA LIKES "CECIL AND SALLY" Dear Boys and Girls: I go to Betty-Ross School. I am in the fourth grade.

I have eight studies. They are English, geography, health, reading, spelling, history, writing and spell blank. My name is Clara Wortz. I will be years old on August 26, 1934. My brother's name is Leonard Wortz, He 13 on April IS, 1934.

My teacher Miss Shenberger. I like her very-much. I have three other teachers. playmates are Pauline Silar, Cathrine Kauffman and Helen Mat-son. I like to read the letters, Old Home Town, Muggs McGinnis, and Toots and Casper.

We are setting a "cluck" or little peeps for Easter. have a dog named "Skippy." I to hear Cecil and Sally on the radio. We do not have school from Thursday to Tuesday. We go back on Tuesday. My cousin, Vincent, was in the hospital for an appendicitis operation.

I forgot when he came home. Today is Thursday. Only two days and then it will be Easter. Clara Wortz, 420 Norway York, Pa. IF you want to get a correct slant somebody, observe what he does when he has nothing to do.

PERSONAL quarrels and national wars mean that somebody wasn't big enough to live up to the Golden Rule Elbert Hubbard. Suu 901-09 SO. QUEEN GOODYEAR Road Strvieo They Cost No More H. M. REHMEYER TOO West Market Street GEO.

A. WOLF SONS 465 E. Prospect Straet MAIN OFFICE N. Sherman St A P. YORK.

PA. MT. WOLF. PA. YORK, PA.

BUILDING SUPPLIES ROOFING LUMBER COAL HARDWARE YORK, PA. aucaknd TIRES Open Evenings R. R. ANTHRACITE COALI Pea $7.35 EGG -io NUT pO 3 Stove $9.00 NOW DIAL 2568 WALLY BISHOP IUNTIL FURTHER NOTICE Westwood MITZEL BROS. CASH ONLY MUGGS McGINNIS Oh, Those! NATURE always makes compensations, and the fellow with one leg shorter than the other, also has ore that is longer than the other.

Brick Dust. WHAT'S TUk KIAMEO' THAT VE5ATAeLH wucr vamt 30T CAWiT TfllMK OF THE. NM OF rr'. I TH6 OKIE YA DoWT EAT---. 1Mb) A Just tras rr -J what ya iOTK I THROUGH VfeR XX vvAWTl -WHAT? MEMBERSHIP COUPON Te Mb The Bojri' end Girl' dab.

mail Csupaa to Tbe Caictt an4 Daily Boy and Girli' 'twsrpr, )1 Kaar King Street. York, 1'. On your birthtiar rour nam wil' appeal ia Ta Boj u4 Ctrl KcwspaiKT sod jroa will tccavt card. (BOTTOM PRICES FILL By YA WAMT? Inc. TTH i 6-2 9 JL D.

ftouu Fathrr't or Omr didn't Hamt. Important Dm lent McnA Ymt Bfnk, Copyright, 1934. by Central Pres. Attotialion..