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Fishing The Air BY LEONARD E. PEARSON All reference* are Central Standard Time

The :econd number of WEAF’S new series, “Old Gold on Broady,” inaugurated last Saturday, 1 be the second act from “The Circus Princess” directed from the stage of the Winter Garden. This is scheduled for 7:40 tonight. This act is considered the finest part of this operetta. It will be broadcast by WEAF and five asso-

dated stations of the Red network. Elsie Baker, Philadelphia contralto, singing at 7:15 Sunday night on the Atwater Kent hour, will offer a number of selections seldom heard on the concert stage or by radio. She has made other appearances on this weekly classical entertainment. Her program follows: "Ombra Mai Fu" Handel "Maria's Wlegenlied” Reger "Alleluia" -....VslfiSrt

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“When You're Away" Rosamunde “The Nightingale Has a Lyre of Gold” "The Little Shepherd’s Song" Edwards "Awake Beloved'’ Edwards "Come to the Fair” /..Martin "Spring Son of the Robin Woman" Cadman Ford and Glenn are to be heard Saturday night, according to announcement over the air by WLS, Chicago. The station did not sty at what hour it would broadcast this popular duo.

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—By Martin

—By Blosser

By Crane

By Small

By Taylor

PASTOR IS IMPROVING Priest, Stricken at Altar, Under Physician’s Care. Condition of the Rev. Joseph P. Weber, pastor of the-Church of the Assumption, 1117 Blaine Ave., who was stricken at the altar Sunday, was believed improved today. Father Weber vas stricken with a fainting spell while reading mass, but was “resting well” this morning, according to the Rev. John Riedinger, assistant pastor. He was attended by a physician at his home. ARCHITECTS To‘ MEET Mid-Western Regional Session to Be Held in City. The American Institute of Architects will hold their annual midWestern region meeting and State architectural exhibition at the John Herron Art Institute shortly. A special meeting of chairmen of committees and officers was held at the Columbia Club Thursday evening to complete plans. About 300 architects are expected to attend.

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