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RaiEo Monday March 22 1937 Buffalo Evening News I New Antenna Loading Coil BUFFALO EVENING NEWS RADIO SERVICE VERSATILE STOOGE Inventors Will Get Chance MONDAY- NBC Red Network NBC Blue Network To Describe Gadgets on Air Strengthens Signals Booster Device Placed in Operation Today Will Increase Range Reduce Interference WBEN to Start New Series of Broadcasts Soon Helen Hayes on WEBR at 8 Tonight By ROD REED There has been sad complaint in days gone by that Inventors of remarkable gadgets have gone unhonored and unsung But this is not going to happen again if WBEN can help it A projected aeries of broadcasts by the station in the Statler will give every inventor in Buffalo and Western New York a chance to have hia say about what he has invented WEBR 1310 Kilocycles Vita-Rub Varieties Thrice-Weekly Treat A rhythmic musical quartet Is featured on Dr Wells pro gram every Monday Wednesday and Friday at 4 the plan for reorganizing the judiciary will be discussed by Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace at 9:30 on WBEN The only living former associate justice of the Supreme court will speak this evening at 9 on in favor of President Roosevelt's plan! He is John Hessin Clarke who resigned from the court in 1922 to devote his full time to cultivating public opinion in tavor of world peace Eddie Cantor announced a big surprise for Sunday night what was it a new joke? The last of a series of improvements to provide better radio transmission and reception was offered to listeners of Station WEBR today as engineers placed in full operation the new vertical radiator antenna While Buffalo listeners during the past three months have had the benefit of a strong and clear signal radiated from the 304-foot steel tower the effective height of the tower and strength of the signal were increased an additional 50 per cent today through a new radiation device This device is a copper suspended two-thirds of the way up the tower and consisting of three-quarter inch copper tubing wound into a coil 18 inches in diameter and two feet in length According to Young design and development engineer for the RCA Manufacturing company Inc of Camden who had charge of installing the coil and final tuning of the tower and transmission equipment the effect of the coil is to change the current distribution On the tower loading coil makes the tower act as if in effect it were considerably Mr Young explained result is that the same signal strength ia produced as if the tower were about 450 feet high or as if the power of the transmitter were increased 50 per While this increased strength is not likely to show up in the form of stronger reception in most cases it will definitely reduce interference from other stations and minimize man-made static and other ex traneous noises Gdorge Brooks: Buffalo steeplejack who has attained local renown for his perilous climbing of church steeples and other tall structures braved wind and weather to tune the coil under the direction of Mr Young With the coil placed in operation today the Buffalo Evening News and Station WEBR marked the completion of more than six months of radio engineering work which resulted in an entirely new and up-to-date transmission outlet for the programs of WEBR and the Blue network of the National Broadcasting company ELKS TO SEEK CONVENTION Bid for 1938 Affair Will Be Discussed Wednesday Buffalo's bid for the 1938 State Elks convention will be made in June in Troy scene of the 1937 meeting if plans of Harry Blanchard newly-elected exalted ruler of Buffalo lodge are approved Wednesday evening Buffalo Elks will pay their respects to Frank Morton of Olean vice president of New York State IJjlks association Wednesday evening the occasion marking his official visit to the Buffalo lodge Initiation of a large class of candidates and discussion of plans for bid for the annual four-day state convention will be other features Besides delegates and alternates to the forthcoming Troy convention Secretary Jeremiah Donovan has This goes for professional inventors and those who invent imply as a hobby Inventors will be invited to the WBEN studios to describe their inventions over the air If' in that way they discover a market for their products so much the better for them Broadcasting day and time will be announced shortly In the meantime any of you who want to get in on it had better drop a note to WBEN Hotel Statler briefly describing whatever it is you have thought up Tha Reviewing Stand children got a lot of fun out of Paul spelling bee especially when so many stumbled over the word (Yes I have a dictionary handy) This should be amusing (WBEN at 4:30) with a men vs women bee Prof Kaltenmeyer's Kindergarten has a large following but your correspondent who would rather listen to Drama of the is not among them The Swing club this week-end was plenty OK with Artie Shaw playing a mess of clarinet but we all eL Berrigan Mr Bowman's Indian legends are still the white burden Prof Quiz is fun now that he has quit being a competitor to Jack Benny Music in -the Morgan Manner and Melodrama in the Martin Manner make a good team too But Grace Moore should cut out the Tiny Tim sign-off Joe Cook one of the funniest comedians has now become simply a gracious master-of-ceremonies but that is better than being an unfunnyman And as long as the bankroll holds out his show will be gripping by sheer volume of celebrities It was interesting to hear Clarence (Paducah Plantation) Muse making a spiritual of of which under the treatment of Dolly Dawn or Moutha Raye is a swing song pure and complicated The Casa Lomas wound up a pleasant Saturday night with "Clarinet (an oldie but a goodie you cutie) and probably added another 500 customers or so to their appearance here on April 3 Jack rehearsals for his own show kept him from appearing with Stoopnagle and Budd Sunday afternoon as scheduled but were fair enough to announce it early in their program so that Benny-only bugs might not have to wait through to be disappointed Newa Nuggets Mme Dreyfuss-Bamey internationally known sociologist" and scholar will speak over WKBW at 8 o'clock this evening on and American Helen Hayes concludes this evening at 8 on WEBR James novel "We Are Not will be dramatized over WEBR at 9:30 And 900 Kilocycle In the Rubinoff ha a special arrangement of the tune at 7:43 as Baritone Jack Arthur features "Green Richard Crooks Sings The tenor precedes it with the mighty "Blind Ploughman" and Margaret Speaks offers "dose to At 8:30 WBEN Schedule Monday Pepper Young's Tamil? aerial INBC1 Hi Perkin drama INBC) Vie and Bade sketch NBC The O'Neills aketeh iNBC) General Electric Hour et Phil Bpltalnr'a All-Girl Orchestra INBC I Fhllow the Moon drama with Elate Hits and Nick Dawaon Jergen-Woodbury Corp iNBC) The Guiding Light iNBC) DO Adventure Darl-Dan Bowers (NBC Tom Mia Adventures Ral-aton-Purina (NBC) Jack Armstrong presented hr Wheatiea iNBCt Little Orphan Annie Wander Co (NBC) News Plashes Household Reveries Organ Weather Report Melody Frontier Fuel Oil Corp Jim Britt Bocony Sport Reporter Minit Interviews presented by Minit Rub from Loren-ao'a Restaurant Amoa 'n Andy Pepsodent Program iNBC) Unde Esra Sketch iNBC) Cr King Tjrdol Reporter Chevrolet Musical Moments Fibber McGee and Molly Ted Orch iNBC) Voice of Fireatone Soloist and Orchestra iNBC) Warden Lewia 30000 Years in Sing Sloan's Liniment iNBC) Address by Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace Proposal to Reorganise NBC) Carnation Contentad with Frank Black and Vivian della Cbiesa INBC) 30 Drama Easter Flay Prince of Newa Flashee: Weather Ironic Reporter Household Finance Corp Jimmy Britt Socony Sports Reporter Harold Austin's Bandsmen from the Deilwood Ballroom Glen Oray'a Orchestra (NBC) 10 10: 11: 11 11: 11: 11: Tuesday 7:00 Mlnut Men Nsws Flashes Minute Men Muaie (NBO News Flashes Weather Hollywood Impressions Waltons Holy Week Lutheran Churches of Buffets Sally Work Norso All-Star Freddy MarUn'a Orchestra Mrs Wlsgs of Cabbage Fetch iNBC) John's Other Wife (NBC) Just Flam Bill INBC) Today's drsmatis serial iNBCl David Harum dramatis aerial (NBCr Backataae Wifa iNBC 1 1 Mystery Chef INBC) The Wife Saver INBCl 1 1 Arlinston Time Sisnal iNBCl Oirl Alone presented by Kclloss iNBCl 12:15 Story of Mary Marlin iNBC) Newa Flashes Weather Georte Hall'a Orchestra Dalra Laundry Stock and Commodity Quo tatlona Abbott Proctor Fain Roland Foley Voiee ef the Stockyards Den Herdlns'a Wife (NBC) "Hello Dreekett Prosram Holy Week Talk by tha Rev Eugene A Loftus "The Fries of Dollars end Sense Dr Band Leesona INBC) Way Down Sterlins Froducta Frogram TUESDAY Freddy Martin and his peppy orchestra arc musical hosts in tho Norgo All-Star Varieties Tuesdsy 9:30 A Fes-lured are Inspiration I'm in a Dancing Mood and Ridin High 4 Velveeta Cheese 15 fe pkg HECKEB GOLD MEDAL Flour Scott Soups 3 11c ALASKA FINK Salmon ifc-can10c ALL BRAX Kellogg's toa-ritg-ITc IOXA Cut Hoots 2Na-21caw19c Del Monto Sliced Pineapple No 21 can A Flour 24JlbaackStIO PEACOCK IMITATION Vanilla IplIOc CATALINA LIGHT MEAT Tuna LnoJcsmISc ANN PAGE SALAD Dressing oiar33c MEDFORD Mustard iiMjr12 ONTARIO Club Crackers 16c ifepkg MOTHER ANNE Codfish ubbx2tc SULTANA MIXT Jelly iexiartOc GELATIN or PUDDINGS Sparkle ekg Sc IN THE BULK Cocoanut fclSc Jelly Eggs -10c Scottissue n1 9c Cold Dust tax pkg ISc Lux Flakes to pkg21c CLEANSER Babbitt's 3ca13s TOILET SOAP Camay cak6c PSlGSoap 4 karat 7c tlccis Rindless Slked BACON fe2i9c SLICED PORK LIVER 2-23c SKINLESS WEINERS 25c Cherrystone CLAMS 10c HAUDUT 19 BOSTON BLUE FILLETS 10 HADDOCK FILLETS 2 iw 25c IN THE BULK OYSTERS p19 FLORIDA ORANGES 39c del ivn SWEET POTATOES LARGE 300 SIZE LEMONS 39c BROCCOLI 15 released the following list of Buffalo Elks planning to attend: John Love George Sehlager John Gehm Fred Beam John Mullen William II Curran Jr Adam Koedl Jo-aeph Tonnle Jr John Stiglmeier George Ritt Fred Kesael Eugene Connolly John Britt Edvard Ik Alder-moos William Wean Earl Cummin Samuel Aske Frank LoBue Paul Larby FTed Pfeil Frank Judson Henry Minnich James Handley Hugh Stocker John Fabst James Fou Edvard Zenger George Bryant William O'Connor Roland Nichols Fenwick Powell 8 John Radicc Karl A Schwarts Charles J-Bullivan Forrest Hackett Herbert Shear! Alfred Zrion James 8 Sweeney William VanDyne Louis 8 Jans George Briggs Lawrence Schwab Frank Honer Fred Karner Patrick Desmond George 8 Hess William Hanrahan Charles Callan Harry Stapleton William Dethloff Harry Glassmlre William 3t Kane Charles AUinger Frank Wolski George Ohde Forced Health Insurance Hit INDIANAPOLIS March 22 Dr Charles Gordon Neyd of New York president of the American Medical Association assailed today all forms of compulsory health insurance saying schemes make it profitable for the individual to be 1295 Horatio Bloomer and Nick the Greek are the names of the characters above but they are both Bill Thompson versatile comedian of McGee and on WBEN this evening at 8 Can Predict Drought in West Experts Measure Snow on Mountains Advise Farmers on Crops WASHINGTON March 22 (UP) Irrigation experts have found a new way to predict droughts in the far West They measure the snow on the mountain peaks calculate the run-off and thus announce on April 1 whether there will be any water in the dams during the Fall Importance of this work rests on the possibility of shifting to early-maturing crops such as grains in dry years instead of planting such late-maturing crops as sugar beets and potatoes which require water throughout the Summer and early Fall The federal government is cooperating with interested states in the arid West in making snow sur veya These surveys involve the gathering of all available data on snow and the predicting of what water wilL be available for agricultural uses Snow is one of reservoirs On the mountain peaks of the irrigable West it is just as effective as multi-million gallon capacity dam and a lot cheaper Utah is the pioneer In this work It has been making April 1 forecasts for the last ten years Utah farmers thankfully admit that in 1934 they saved at least 85000000 because accurate information enabled them to prepare in advance for the predicted -severe drought They did not plant late-maturing crops which required extensive irrigation In contrast the National Resources committee reports that sugar-beet farmers in the Colorado Piedmont north of Denver lost more than 85000000 in 1924 because they planted and cultivated fields for which there was not enough water SHORT WAVE FEATURES Monday RERUN 5:15 -Anecdotes and Rotuo storlea DJD 254 1177 meg ROME New in English Opera University Student Group" a talk folk songs 2110's Mail Bag 2RO 311 963 meg MOSCOW 7 Stalin history Bol exile songs RAN 312 86 meg BOSTON 7:30 Course in Modern Radio W1XAL 498 804 meg CARTAGENA Colombia 10 Frogram In English HJ1ABP 315 85 meg LONDON 10 of GSD 255 1175 meg GBC 313 958 meg G8B 315 951 meg 11:30 News In English TPA-4 256 1172 meg 12 midnight Rhythm Rebels CJRO 487 jn 615 meg CJRX 255 1172 meg Office Hours: 9 to 8 Daily Saturdays 9 to 6 Dr FV Sutland Dentist Cor Main Mohawk Sts Buffalo Phonet WA 7471 Jewish Seminar to Close With Two Programs Two programs this week will bring to a close the Seminar for Volunteers of the Jewish Community building member agency of the Jewish Federation for Social Service The seminar sponsored by the bureau of the Sisterhood of Zion which operates the Community building is held at the Buffalo Council of Social Agencies in the Root building 70 West Chippewa street This week's programs will be held from 10 to 12 Tuesday and Thursday mornings On Tuesday Miss Laura Margo-lis executive secretary of the Jew ish- Welfare society will speak on of Group Work and Case Work in the Center Camp and Case Work On Thursday Eugene Warner president of the Jewish federation will speak on the federation itself and Mrs Hyman Lewin conductor of the seminar will discuss of the Center Throughout the The seminar started on Starch 9 Cancels Its Hearing On Albertson Application From-the Washing ton Bureau of the Buffalo Emmie Nswa WASHINGTON March Cancellation of the hearing set for April 12 before an examiner on the application of Roy Albertson operator of station WBNY for wider use of facilities of station WSVS operated by Seneca Vocational high school was announced today by the Federal Communications commission Mr Albertson whose station uses facilities of WSVS when the school is not in session had applied for other time on WSVS In a telegram received by the commission he requested withdrawal of the application A hearing will be held April 12 on the application of WSVS for renewal of its license Gives Farmers $1000000000 a Year WASHINGTON March 22 OP) The farmer appears to be the favorite nephew of Uncle Sam today 'Less than a century ago Congress made its first appropriation for agriculture $1000 in 1938 The outpour of federal funds has been swelling steadily since until it averaged more than 81000000000 for each of the last four years The federal government employs an army of more than 120000 agricultural workers these programs without notice) 11:30 Big Slater -C 11:45 El'nor Howe-C 12:00 Lenten serv 12:30 Helen Trent-C 12:45 Darlins-C 1:00 Ad club 1:30 orch-C 1:45 Real Stories 2:00 Almanac 2:15 8chool-C 2:45 Round Britain 7:15 7:20 7:30 7:45 8:00 8:30 AO 10:00 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:10 11:20 11:30 Drama Melodise Movie Studio prog Symphonies Mountaineers Thcater-C Sweet Music Newa Oddities Observer Studio prog Armchair club Felton's or-C Nichols' or-C WSVS -1S70 2:00 Studio progs Early Tuasday 8:30 Studio prog 0:15 Farm news 0:30 Mu Momenta 2:00 Gospel Bones 2:30 Drams Guild Early Twesday Good Morning 7:43 Studio progs 8:15 B'lait Tunes 8:30 Chris Science 8:45 About Time :00 Homemakera 9:15 Dear CB8-C 9:30 Mazwell-C 9:40 News-C 9:45 This Age 10:00 Yesteryear 19:15 Studio prog 19:30 Aunt Carr! a 10:45 Personal 11:00 Homecrafters 11:19 Sunshine 11:30 Big Slater -C 11:45 Mother Mae 12:00 The Gumps-C 12:15 Ted Malone-O 12:30 Betty Beehive 12:45 Farm talk 1:13 Studio prog 1:30 orch-C 1:45 Today-Yeet' ay 2:00 Orowin' Up Melody 2:30 Air Kitchen 2:45 Ms Perkins ka A Studio prog Stage Wife Gospel Songs Melody Lone Treasuras-C Dicta tors-C Doc Sunshine Questionnaire Musicals Child newa Doris Kerr-C Adventures Musical prog Studio prog Reporter Sportsviews Ed and Zeb Mining news 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 4:15 4-30 4:45 5:00 0:15 0:30 6:45 0:00 0:15 0:30 0:40 0:50 7:00 BEARD AS BATTLE FLAG! Frederick Barbarous was named for his flaming red beard which served as a rallyinc standard in battle When you find shaving a battle use the 50 thicker Gem Blade! a She's a Little Girl With a Big Voice Mery Small ie a youthful songstress with a style all her own Listen to her at 7 Nothing Like Bughouse Rhythm It's swing at its silliest may be its best Anyhow get a kick as the instrumental ists go to town with nutty narration At 7:13 James Hilton Novel to Be Dramatized "We Are Not concerns the tragic romance of a middle-aged English doctor and nn injured German dancer At 9:30 Senator Thomas on "Labor Relations" The Utah Democrat ia ex pec ted to present constructive suggestions for labor legislation at 10:30 WEBR Schedule Monday 3:00 Newa Summary Weather Police Report Rochester Philharmonic Or-rhestra INBC) Dr Vita-Rub Polish Varieties Maakin's Music Makers Melody Matinee 5:00 Bor Scouts On the Mall Kellots'a Biasing Lady mens Wicker INBC) News Summery Weather Jack Meddoff presented by Beck Brewing Co :00 The Dinner Lincoln Clothing Co Rhythmakere Orchestra Simon Grcenbaum Press-Radio News (NBC) 8:35 Public Opinion Poll 8 Supremo Court (NBC) Clark Dennis INBC) Lowell Thomas (NBC) 7:00 Mary Small aonss (NBC) Buihoua Rhythm INBC) 7:30 Music Sweet and Swing John Herrick baritone and Haael Olenn soprano (NBC) Helen Hayes presented by Saaks Coffee (NBC) The Sweetest Love Sonss Ever Sung Frank Munn Abe Lyman's orch (NBCi :00 John Heasia Clarke only living former associate justice of the Supreme court speaking In favor ef President's Cburt Proposal (NBCI Good Tims Society All-Negro revue iNBCl :30 Are Not Alone" Drama iNBC) Studebaker Chamolona-Rich-ard linker's orch (NBC) National Radio Forum Senator Elbert Thomas Democrat of Utah INBCl 11:00 Liberty Shoe Dance Parade Newe Summary Weather 11:35 Phil Levant'! Orchestra Sign Off Tuesdsy WEBR Breakfast Party 8:00 News Summary Weather Morning Devotions from City Mission Dick Lclbert Organ Rhapsody (NBC) Musical Travelogue Magyar Futar House Musical Guide Newa Summary Sciiefter and Branner Piano Duo (NBC) Home Folks Prolls Italian' Program 12:00 Newa Summary Weather Lenten Services from St Cathedral National Farm and Homs Hour INBC) 1 The Mary Barrett Melody Parade "My Mod Harris Soap Company 4SBO Music Guild I NBO TUESDAY This Radio Hostess Has Many Guests Hostess Mary Barrett offers varied assistance to homemakers with up-to-the-minute news on modern machinery and menus At 1:30 WEBR WEBR WBEN WEBR WBEN WEBR 3:00 PM 545 PM 6:00 PM 6:30 PM 11:00 PM 11:30 PM Sweetest Love Bones Rank Munn tenor: Natalia Bodanra soprano WEBR John Hessin Clarks only living former associate Justice of tho 8 Supremo court epeekins in fever ef President's Court Proposal WEBR Good Time All-Necro re- 0:30 Wo Are Mot drams WEBR Studebaker Champlona Richard Hunker's orch Stuart Allen WEBR Radio Senator Elbert A Thomas Democrat of Utah "Labor WEBR Don Fsrdi's erch WHAM-11: 15 Phil orch WEBR-1 1 Bob Crosby's orchestra Lou Breese's orehaetra KDKA Char 11a Asncw and hia orchestra ho NEW YOR1 (Columbia Network) 0:00 Hoi Dreyfuaa-Baraey "French and American WXBW Oogo do ls WGR Eton mala WXBW 0:40 -Press -Radio news Pretty Kitty Kelly WOK Poetic WGR Ms and Pa sketch WOR Buddy dark WGR Bosks WOR Horace Heldt's WGR Pick and WGR Lux Radio theator Ftwdrle March and Florence Eldrlds in "Death Takes a WKBW-CFRB Wayn King's orchestra WXBW Let Freedom Ring Drama of WGR Happy Felton's orchestra WGR fCFRB-U Red Nichols' or WKBW-CFRB 13:00 Ossie Nelson's Ted Fiorlto's WXBW Other Monday Programs NEWS REPORTS WBEN 7r45 AM WEIR 8 -00 AM WBEN 9:00 AM WEBR 10:00 AM WEBR 12:00 Naan WBEN 12:30 PM YOUTHFUL NAVY SHEERS Chain Programs (Broadcasters frequently chanee SS 3:00 Mot la MoUia 3:15 World Eatert 3:45 Public Health 4:00 Hymn Singer 4:30 Holly Farad 4:45 Studio prog 0:00 Jr Nurae-O 5:15 Studio prog 5:30 Doris Kerr-C 5:45 Terry and Ted 0:00 Dinner muaie 8:15 DaLya-O 0:30 Sports 0:45 Kitty Kelly-C 7:00 Melodic a-C 7:15 Ma and Pa-C 7:30 Bud CUrk-O 7:45 Carter-C 0:00 Brigadlers-C 0:30 Pick Fat-C 0:00 Drama 0:10 World Dane 0:20 Your Neighbor 0:45 Phil and Mary 10:00 Studio prog 10:15 Piano prog 10:35 Drama-C 11:00 nr-O 11:30 Caoeraa orch Early Taeaday 7:00 Musical clock 0:00 Homemakera 0:30 Tom 0:45 Party Line 10:00 Betty-Bob-C 10:15 Cindorella-O 10:35 Crocker-O 15:30 Hymna-C 10:48 Watkins-C 11:00 Wise pennies 11:25 Musical prog 11:35 FUnqulsa 11:45 Studio prog 11:55 Garden talk 12:00 The Gumpe-C 12:15 Ted Malone-C 12:35 Faebion flaah 12:45 Flayera 1:00 Jack Berch-C 1:15 Rbt Horton -C 1:35 Cooking 2:35 Studio prog 2:45 Myrt-Margo-C 0:00 Sports 0:10 Dinner muaie 7:15 Buffalo Pulse 7:30 German prog 0:30 Cavaliers 0:00 Tuna Jlngtea 0:30 Cone Master 10:00 On 10:15 Your Partner 10:30 Favorite Dance prog 31:45 Lullaby Early Taoeday 7:00 March Along 7:15 Editor Bpcake 7:30 Polish Clock 10:00 Studio prog 1 10:15 Melody 10:30 Muslc'l Mirror 11:00 Aeac-Trump 11:30 Wanderig Poet 12:45 Studio prog 1:00 Sleeta 1:30 Walta Time 1450 he UL 3:00 CoL MaJor-O 3:30 Pop Coneert-C 4:00 Treasures-C 4:10 Dicta tors-O 4:30 Varlety-C 0:00 Studio prog 5:15 Children-C 5:30 Hits-Encore 5:45 Wild Road-C 0:00 Mme 0:15 Junior Sports 0:25 Employment 0:30 Eton Boys-C 0:45 Dinner concert 7:00 Muaie for Hr :00 Town Talks 0:15 Revue 0:45 Romantie 0:00 Thcater-C 10:00 Wayne Klng-C 10:30 Drama 10:45 Cafe Cantin'! 11:00 Dance prog 11:15 Studio prog 11:30 Nichole' or-C 12:05 Nelson' or-C 12:50 norite or-C Baity Tuesday 7:00 Musical Newa 1:00 Headlines 0:00 Dear CBS-O 0:30 Nlag Spotlight 10:00 Stndio prat 10:10 Smiling Bet 10:30 Tone Tims I 10:45 Fam 11:00 Mary Tayl'r-C 11:15 Twina-O 1270 3:00 Studio 3:10 Walta Time 3:30 Sioota 4:00 Polish Echoes ISO Interlude 0:15 Events :30 Cocktail hour MIliERSSnADLEIS NOT AN ORDINARY ASPIRIN YAKUT jnw'1jiffas5rii Balance tho define Wests Speedy Pastor and Truly Ootrr Quality flrat Bines UBS HEAD COLDS FEVER FAIN Cleveland 3278 Uaston Metals Inc Ml CLINTON STKEET SCRAP ISON BUYERS METALS SIZES 44 fo 52 Womep with figure problems but good fashion sense are delighted with our assortment of Easter dresses Styles with a youthful lilt and an artistry of design that makes them wonderfully slenderizing Two smart examples are the jacket frock in navy sheer with white dots and the one-piece crepe frock with beautiful drawn-work details Sizes 44 to 52 Fourth Floor New Ysrk SSS ha (Bed Netwerh) Old Traveler's Tales John Gurney bases Press-Radio News Fall on the Supreme Court Three Bisters Hying Tim aviation adventures Anns WBEN Uncle Bara's Radio WBEN Midge Williams songs Roy Campbell's CRCT 1:00 Fibber McOea and comedy WBEN Vole ef Firestone Richard Crooks tenor: Margaret Speaks WBEN Warden "The Thank Offer WBEN Henry A Wallses secretary ef agriculture an the President's proposal on ibe WBEN Contented The Lullaby Lady mala quartet Vivian Dells WBKat The Musical Toast Dick Fidlsr and his orchestra Jimmy song stories Glen Oray'a or Fuk Jubilee choir Francis Craig and his orchestra NEW 700 he (Bias Network) Army band Fress-Radia WEBR Feu oa tha Supreme WEBR Clark Deunla toner WEBR LowtU WEBR Small WEBR comedy program and WLW John Herrick baritone I HHa Hayes ia ALWAYS ON GUARDI No poor blade can get past the vigilance of Gem inspectors Only perfect edges reach you stropped 4840 tunes to super- Buffalo's Largest Department Store i I I fi I S'- i A.