New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 14, 1927, Page 5

ACDONALD TO BE VISITOR IN U. 5. rmer Prime Minister's Itin- prary [ncludes New England New York, Mar. 14.—(A—Speak- | over the trans-Atlantic radio- one from his home in London, | msay MacDonald, former prime | nister and head of the first| itish laborite cabinet, has inform- the New York American that he | ns to sail with his daughter, Miss bel MacDonald, April 19, for a! ation in the United States. | t was 30 years ago that the| tish statesman visittd America, | i the proposed trip will give Miss | cDonald her first sight of this intry. le in New York, Mr. Mac- nald and his daughter will be of Miss Lillian D. Wald, ely known soctal worker, of ¢ house of Henry street,” a so- ! settlement. Fhe MacDonalds also plan a so- | rn In New England at the pce of a woman friend, whom Mr, | cDonald met when he and his ‘e were in this country on their ding trip. r. MacDonald declined to dis- s¢c the identity of his prospective ptess in New England, sayving that | feared any publicity might her. he length of their ited States is indet e cDonald told the American. HEARD HOOVER'S TALK less To Capetown, Africa, So| BEAUTIFYING v in food That Phonograph nr-cm-.l" Vas Made of Address. ! chenectady, . March 14 (®! phonograph record of Secre.! by Hoover's speech at New Haven, | n., Saturday night was made ing its delivery by a radio listen- in Capetown, South Africa, more n 8000 miles distant. he Hoover address, broadcast by By BASIL WOON eral radlo stations including| Author of “The Paris That's Not FY of the General Electric com-| in the Guide Books™ and Corre- was picked up by the Cape-| spondent of the Herald, kn listener, a chemist, named! Exclusive Dispatch, Copy nham, on the 22.9 meter wave! 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A. night on Wednesday eve- this week. |intermediate class, 7 p. m.; senior will conduct the following junior “A" class, 4:15 p. er busineas men's class, § ; voung- p. m.; | class, §:30 p. m.; classes in fenc- |ins and boxing for beginners, s:30 p. m.; senfor swimming team prac- tice period, 8:30 p. m.; junior swim- ming team practice period, 4 p. m. Tuesday: The nployed club will hold a n g at 7:30 m. After the meeting they will have the use of the bowling alley physical department will co, th foll nfor “B” older busin m.; employed m.; senior swimmin ice period, 8:30 the gym will t New Britain basket- L] —— e Deporting Radicals Out Onto Lonely Island Valparaiso, Chile, March 14 (® Eighty-nine political prisoners, most. ly communists, are on their way to Mas-A-Fuera Island, in the Juan Pernandes group deported from Chile, hey left at midnight on the army transport Angamos, accom- panied by a guard of federal police. They will be required to build their own houses and establish a colony on the island. The deportees were arrested in various parts of the country and rated here for embarkation ¢ Premier Ibanez's plan the country of radical agita- nd political opponents of the regime. Tha Angamos will re | for another group in a few days. The meeting on of 14 at 11:30 a. will meet at 4:15 p. m Pioneer club wi partme graduation f the seven educa S will be held {n the ba Tpom. conduct the church group “A”, 1mior swimming team fod, 4 p. m.: departm The Roosevel practice pe classes in lay religious hool will I o 7 P . A. Bible class will meet at 6 . m Bible Class = The physt | department will Alderson will owing the Y. M ursday eve- be “The emplo; ers corps, league, 8:30 p. m P m. it will have th Lowling alleys. The phy ment will con Pool Tournament rount of the pool tou h is being run off in the partment is nearly complet- following res H. . 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