New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1925, Page 18

e DL | CANGER DISCOVERY 7 = HGHLY IMPORTANT But U, S, Scientists Doubt That | Gure I Near 7:10 p. m.—The Canadiana alarms. 8 . planist pollee WCX—Detroit—516 Goldkette Ensemble —Datroit €ymphony as mierosopist un 1est professior m SPECIAL! APPLE oR mur TARTS ra. 15¢ Ro ety i Barnard, like Gye, it turer In micre o REN Red Apple club cats T THE BEST of ph and ston Trio Waldron WHAS—Loulsy ille-—400 Wayne Lowd's Soprano solos. o Airec applied opti for Mediea th among 3 s lan a0 AN Programs on Fastern Daylight saving The.) e Institut ATk Rescarch, but he coveted has,achieved Loaf most British in the Dr. DANCE MUSTC TONIGHT WMCA—] Dik : |24 o1 WSAT—Cincinnati—326 | Loat m himes ~-Sinton Instrumental Trlo. 10 p. m.—8ame as WEAF 10 p. m.—Russtan composers’ pro- gram | m.—Victor Cockaday Robsrt Gunth Nieala ) tenor Everybody’s Out On Wednesday Morning COME WITH THE CROWD! » TO 11 A M. WH r'e orch of the Nationa \ his colleagie reorell) Dr modest man and T™h W a very shuns any sort of publicity New York Aen hatter by July 14 tA-A Lon- | ay with an absorb- ing hobby for microscopes by night has made possible the perception of the infective agent of cancer. But permen found him at his hat attending to busin was reluctant to tall and espe the fact W newsy Wi shop yesterday |as usual. He of the discovery |anxious to emphasize WEBJ—New York— Rar W p. m.—Dan it's or THESE MONEY SAVING SPECIALS ARE FOR YOU. ovakian band WELW—Cincinnati—1423 \ p. m.—The §tory Lady In . o SRS = R e i that p. m-—Ratlroad talk, Garrow Geer. Joe Urick plantst Arthur Pryor's band N $:10 . Stan VAN = m.— WEZ—New WIRH—New York Sara Lurits, ac m.—Rill Schudt m.—Bossert I York-— ralk mberjacke WOR—Newark—105 A Word With D Pony) m —Frances 5:30 p. m.—“Man in planiste the Moon" storins rehestra. 5, 15 p Vs’ c m.— Fran. m— Pahl. planiste. " Bill Wathey. WAAM—Newark ~“Sports.”* Major Ttate 15 p. mo—Dusenberry’s orcheatra. | $:10 p. m.—Jack, Ed and Dan Trio. 40 p, Mr. Frazier. tenor. p. m.—Marinello program. 30 p. m.—Transcontinental tour. 10 p. m.—Jimmy Shearer, songs. por WY —New York—105 ! v ensemble soclety series. |7 p p. m violin- | Vogel, Air Mall.” Trwin Hassel, planist 1 Gardner, m. WIP—Philadelphia—508 105 p. m.—~Dinner music. . m.—Roll call; plano solos, Philharmonic orch. soloists m.—"Song of the Surf.” eselli's band, soloists. Brmo's Weekly Movie 10:30 p. m.—Dance music. 11 p. m.—California Night Hawke. WEAT—New York—i92 lecture, “French Knickerhocker Quartef. Instrumental Trio. ! Cwine | “Martha.” Lopez's orch m—Grand opera Vincent WOO—Philadelphia—508 WGRS—New York—316 p. m.—Dinner musle. Metro Dance orchestra. W FI—Philadelphia—385 Captain Archibald “View- | point.t bbas Trio. Gold Dust Twins. m.—Fveready Hour. m.—Grand opera, “Martha 8 . 5:30 9p 10 p. m.—Metro m.—"The porter.” 50 p Irma Riedo, soprano. p. m.—Relle Mayer, Anne Winner, duets dance orchestra. Entertaining Re- 10 n 30 m WCAU-—Philadelphia—278 7:30 p. m.—Recltal. 8 p. m.—Recital. 10 p. m.—Talk 10:30 p. m.— 30 p. m “Art of the Dance.” p. m.—Teresa Todaro, soprano. p. m.—Vee Lawnhurst, planist. p. m.—Neapolitan Fiesta; Man- dolins, guitars, goloists and chorus WPG—Atlantic City—300 of fifty. :45 p. m.—Organ recital. 10 p. m.—Colonel Linds . m.—Morton Trio. 10:10 p. m.—Neapolitan Fiesta . m.—Recital. 16 m.—launa Gressler, &0- | 9:05 rio concert. 10:05 p. m.—Dance orchestra. 11:05 p. m.—Dance orchestra, WHAR—Abantic City: Book review. Scaside Trio. 9:30 p. m.—Lopez's dance orchestru 11 p. m.—Strand organ recital. WGY—Schenectady—380 6:30 p. m.—Dinner music. 5 p. m.—Dee talk. 7.40 p. m.—La Rivenburg, soprano. Raymond Willey, tenor. p. m ravel talk. | 8:25 p. m.—New York Fh | orchestra 11 p. m.—Meyer Davis' orchestra. recital. Billy Hayes' orch, 30 p. prano. 15 p. m.—Neapolitan Fiesta. 11 p. m.—Vocal Trio. WMCA—=New York—341 arolinian orchestra, yack Wilbur's “Personall- | Y ]y Well, pianiste. rick Gerrold, barl- Well, pianiste. ick Gerrold, bari- \den’s orch harmon WRNY—New York—258 Market forecast, Jevva Blix, contralto, Charles Griffith, WRW—Tarrytown—233 !¢:05 p. m.—Musical program, violin- | §:30 p. m.—Raseball scores. p. m m.—Joh 10:15 p. m—A 1st. tly Matthews, 850-| am Mackay. | Grifith and | ast Rauch, “Motor | 13 p. m.—Elite orchestra. r program WGR—Buffalo—319 3:30 p. m.—Dinner music. -11 p. m.—Program same a5 WEAN oidian's York—36 WHAM—Rochester—278 P m 5 pom 3 n.—Theater orche WHN—New ; far Dinner coneert. i scores; weather WDW F—Providence—1141 m.—-Arcadia dance orchestra WJIAR—Providence—308 m.—"The Twins." “Fveready Hour." m “Martha _Grand Opera, WTIC—Hartford—319 avelers' Jonglenrs New Y ork—nof |3 Weather report $500,000 R BCOTCE, gleurs »-,v,‘ Srnr To Loan On Real Estate |. .. » NE ol ot o « 1e as WEAY W and we will ERmERaT entatiye it or telephone v have our o repre 280 W N AC—Raston WNAC Lomas & Nettleto Tr il ot rner | Al And see yon WRZ—Springfield e 3 mE (0% I e searl St 2 - Po | BUILDING LOTS|; : ~heom = INVESTMENT PROPERTY Read the CLASSIFIED ADS on the PRECEDING PAGE WTAM—Cleveland—389 ert orchestra Gutters. | | | | | .—Roof garden broadcas!. 30 p. m.-~Scores. 9 p. m—-TWorld's popular marches 9:20 p. m.—Songs and piano eolos, 10 p. m.——Formica concert orchestra WEKRC—Cincinnati—-328 m.—Bond Hill House orch m.—Safe talk. m, | program 1y 11550 12 p WSB—Atlanta— ‘GibsonGuitar Kings." Warner's Serenaders Special offering m.—Organ recital 18g WOC—Davenport— £:30-10 p. m.—Same ay WEAF. 10 p. m.—Orchestra program KSD—St. Louls—545 10 p. m.—Sophocles' “Elecf Margaret Anglin, direct from Gar. den theater, University City WTAS—FElgin—302 3 p. m.-Purpls Grackls studio talent WCOEE—Tlgin—275 11:30 p. m.—C program. BACK 0’ THE MIKE WCX at Detroit high class mu nday promises evenings for the next five weeks, The Defroit Symphony orch estra, a famous organization, will be on the air for two hours each Sun day night and will broadcast for twe hours, beginning at 9 p. m., east [ ern daylight saving time. | Tsle, the | possible. WCX broadeasts | for its unusual orche | plause card | since it o e e The concerts will be held on Belle and the series has been arranged by Mayor John W. Smith. Through his efforts made 516 Detrolt's island park, free been on recitals have meters. o v Added pep will be given to parties and dances on Saturday evening, July 18, when Ernie Golden and his Hotel McAlpin orchestra wil' broad- New a concert from WMCA, York city. This band will be on the ajr from 11 to 12 o'clock midnight and an latest heard, popular selections will Is expected that New Britain large numbers., But you lke don't the music. send to the station, has a wavelength of 541 meters., v e w DX Hound gram has gained gr was started ago. During the 4,200 letters and card from enthusiastic an eral st l:h.n the programs be continued. ) 10:30 p. m.—Nicolas Koenig, violin- | L S90S | during the broad Entirely ne eff are createc asting of this f | ture which is produced cach Satur. ) day evening betw reproduces. Trolley originated by Fontaine Fox, | enthusiasm of a young and ardent heard running | is en midnight anc 1 o'clock. Nois rain, thunder, quacking of ducks and many al sounds are produced specially insta ratus which faithfully the The famous sound the cartoonist, can be Along the tracks and several actor been engaged to 1 other personages known to the comic section readers This DX hound Hour program eer es will be vontinued indefinitely . .o hat ave Spipper wel Th latest feature to be fans of WLW, Crosley at Cinc “Current F Told In Music,’ a unique idea originated when mem rs of the reading the papere. New SR Jaja music staff were dlines fn n arried stories at rsies in Russia afforded the studio opportunity nd th Her Husban s E. Thoma the WGY Plave al Electric his wee is a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue. Bilious Fever and Malaria. 1t kills the germe. IN BUILDING THAT NEW HOME Why not have prices quoted you on Copper Leaders and Also Sheet Metal Tinning and Furnace Work. W. H. METCALFE — Telephone 595 — COR. ARCH and LINWQOD—NEW BRITAIN " with Boys and ntinuation of WTAS some for radio fans on interesting program of the be Golden's orchestra is noted ations and it fans | will be tuned in on that station, in forget, if ap- WMCA | Tour pro- popularity weeks week over were recejved | lsteners, asking of running traine, | cat-fights, dog-fights, | other | by a ed synthetle noise ap- oonerville | became imitate the|the offered 1o | through the pnall.| tation at | | |New York authoritles are inclined {10 doubt that any great step toward {a cure for the disease has been 3 ;:xk'\n‘ |" pr. 3. E lege, London tween his hat shop in the west end | and his collection of microscopes. He | | | | nelther Dr. Gye nor himself elaimed !0 have done anything taward find ing a for iwmw has been a eub, investigations for a I jURlime e Dlscovery a Year Ol The discovery, he said, was and b curs the (errible diseass of their Rarnard of King's col- divided g time nearly a year ag wished the secret had been feared that se might he went to the aid of Dr. Willlam L. a member of the British Insti- ltute of Medical Research, who was vngaged in the study of cancer Through the panerful lens of one of Dr. Barnard's speciully construct- cd microscopes, they saw and pho- tagraphed the cancer virus. Observations of these physicians, isays the Lancet, the leading Britisi medical journal, have progressed to | such an extent that “the existence | of the llving cancer virus would ap- pear to be established 5% U. 8. Scientists Atded New York scientists eald - |that the British development the result of discoverles here. Dr. Peyton Roux of the Rockefel- | ler institute for medical research found that tumors in chickens were cansed by an ultra-microscopic or: zanism too small to be seen through the ordinary microscope. With Dr. Hideyo Noguchi, alsn of the Rockefeller Institute, Dr. Rous perfected an instrument known as | the ultra-microscope, with which they found in a chicken a transmis- sible garcoma with a tendency to | multiply through the body. Irom | (o0 & B oo that spoon the sarcoma an emulsion was pre- | o0t L L e ba pared. Tt was injected into the body Walter yn',w S N of healthy fowl and produced can- | A8 €8 IO, (e 0 cerous conditions which Insome | S 0@ bt SRC S TR R . |cases resulted in death. In 101 bs - Sl 7 Dr, Hous extitited mome of fhie anl, | SfieT be had v'"(“'r”’y'l':'”“'* "}"jy"" - mals in which he had produced o 1 to have a ® | Rancer by, fnoculation; ‘They includ: | tooth extracted. His attending phy- o|ed not only chickens but rats and slcians feit that it just a bit ' premature to permit the tiny tooth - |mices admittance several months ahead of its brothers and so Dr. Walter V. Trombley was called in to extract the precocious member. kept longer, @ L eufferers from he me [the disease encouraged to false hopes from the result published Unhappily could bo encour minded his inte no enre for tuherculosis had vet been found diseovered as now nothing of the kind he re- cauze was ., who was also scot newspapermen, paid warm tril |Dr. Barpard's skill and ments been conducted amid acgls of the achieve. today Thelr work, he was | sald, complete so- Medical Researeh Council, which is supplied with mofey by the government for selentific investigation. Bahy, Six Days Old, Has A Tooth FExiracted Hartfor July 14 We often hear that children are “born with a silver spoon in their but it quite an event into this world with a tooth in on dor the mouths." f0 come July Brown of dnys street six was necessary was Doubts Cure Likely Doubting that science is any near- er a cure for cancer, Dr. Francis Carter Wood, director of cancer re- search of the George Crocker special research fund, Columbia university. Teeland we chance to wear their firs. The tem- perature rose to there during a recent heat wave, Jven the discovery of the germ cause of cancer in human beings would be no guarantee of a cure, It was in 1582 that Koch discovered the tuberele bacillus, but we are still waiting for an effective serum to Dr. Isaac Levin, director of the cancer institute, department of pub- lic welfare, said: | “The British discovery is an in- toresting find, but unless it is more | closely related to human cancer than now appears, it is far from a dis covery of the actual cause of can- cer in human beings.” The Tancet says: “All malignant new growths con- {ain an ultra-microscople virus or group of viruses which can be cul- | tivated. This applies to the car- cinomata and sarcomata of fowls, mice, rats, dogs and man.” Microscope His Hobby London, July 14 (A—The who first fixed the stigma of insanity on the whole race of hatters would be dumfounded today. One of thelr number, Dr. J. E. Barpard, 2 mem- ber of the firm of William Barnard and Sons, hatters of Jermyn street, London, has achieved sudden fame as co-discoverer with Dr, Willlam E. Gye of what that hiologlst says \ Are your Brakes veady for inspec- tion? If not have quick change bands installed. $7.00 .. s —it— SINGER’S OIL STATION 412 WEST MAIN ST, 'NSURANCE Geo. A. Quicley “May represent a solution of the ey repEdnip e 1308 Main St. New Britain Dr. Bernard adopted microscopy | a hohby about 30 years and soon engrossed in it. It was the 1| -1 =1 1l s | SECOND HAND BUILDING MATERIALS FOR SALE Tncluding Windows, Plumbing Vix- Radiators, Lumber, Fire- wood, ete. Apply to foreman on job. New Britain Town Farm. Rocky Hill Ave, or CHAS. 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