New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 13, 1928, Page 32

| 8 —— — R FRIDAY, 12:30-—Manhattan Serenaders 860—WGBS—340 —“Three Hawaiinn Wander 40—Herman Bernard, “Radio [ * Hawaiian Wandcerers it 20— WRNY Lastern standard Time. New England States 360—WTIC, Hartford—536 —Time, summary of program 6—Program from NBC Studios 7—Clinton Musical Period 7:30—Connecticut College on Air . dusts S—Austin Organ Recital odust §:30—Musical program S y—Program from NBC Studios 9:30—Studio program 10—Program from NBC Studios o 11—Ben Bernie an 11:30—Time, ] New Haven—268 Musical Period ¢ and Nows Period T—Hotel T i 8—Winchester Glee club s—Weather roport Sterling String ensemble e WGL—291 Mainicro Presentation P A4 news r forrcast 900—WBZ, Springfield—333 §—Time and weather : Jerry and orchestra —Program from NRC Studios Jerry Falvey and orchestra e Melodiuns G—Hotel Statl S—Musical prog Eastern Stations WODA. Paterson—291 le 1020- - 1oys WODA History Class Kly Devotional Serviee S60—WIP, Philadelphia—319 French lesson roll eall; recita Juvenile Smilers G—Perley Stevens and orch Brunswick orches! sady of the Ivories 860—WOO. Philadelphia—319 Editorial Review S—Pediatric br. inclair rumental solos Dinng ; science talk . Del Castillo Music om New York O orch 10—Leo Dreyer and orehestra , Boston—148 Iy by WOO ensemble terpians ing 1 Y —Dance hour gram from New York 1100—WPG, Atlantic City—: ib Brother club Organ recital; news flashes Studio Program Morton dinner cort 8—Program from New York T:45—Health ta 30 tpolitun Dutch Girls NEI Dinner lio program orchestri ms from New Yor rt oo Renard and orchvstra Taffy Dils and Kid 11:30—News and Radio forccast Dance orchestric 31:40—Jacques Renard and orch. T90—WGY. Schene Mutual New York Stations Stock repor i 7 Health talk 570—WNYO—326 7 WOT Pliycrs H :.;ui" mini montar 8 BT P ] cdral_echoes; quartet 5—Markct high spots 15—Ethel duets 25—Basebull scors i 30—French lessons —"Forgotten Vice Presidents™ Air Colleg: §:15—Salvator Sallie, Janect Beigel, |1 Through the Static Distant stations came in nicely last night and we had no trouble tuning genza, mandolin- st §:30—"Everyday Englis Dr. Hawn 9-—Rudolph Joskowitz, violinist 9:30—Alice Nichols' musicals in on many western stations, Pitts- 10—Ernest Graham, organist; Helen | burgh, Chicago, Cincinnati came in Ruoss, harpist splendidly and their programs were 10:30—Police alarms, wea 610—WEA} 5—Janssen’s_orchestra Same a8 WTIC —Eddie Davis’ orcliestra | Boys —<Concert orchestra and Cavaliers er interesting. WJZ, WBZ, and WGY in the east were also casy to get and we stayed with them until the v end. An organ recital which no doubt vill delight many will be broac through WTIC at § o'locck and will include Grieg's “To Spring,” Doug- [1C lass’s “Suite in B Minor,” Kinde: 7—454 “In Springtime.” and Sousa's “'Stars nd Stripes Forover.” studio program Kurtis Brownell, tenor | stock market, finan- . cotton prices, agri- A radio version of the humorous T with Mar will be wram tonight. Th havior Lawrence in t feature of WJZ's pro- play will go on studio progrim o Arnold Johnsor - ry of pro announce oreiiestra ole. the air at 7 o'clock. This play is run- e ning at present at the Earl Carroll Stardom of Broadwis Mgk D and v w York. violinist r 7:30—014 melodi An interesting musical program | will be given tonight by the Hart- and string tio | iopg B Light Company’s or- 10—Genia Ziclinsk: ctric —Frank Winegar's orchestra | opegira under the tion of Ralph Ity o i, Mixer, This i will come Uirough WTIC . 8 - T Bernhard Levitow's ensemile ; e 7 *hilosophy course, Professor -\‘ ;' of pe !“‘: v:v“'xv\w\\x“ ')’-” Wise Mat players will come to you wneer, convert through Al and associated sta- True Story Lou tions at 9 o'clock this evening. Some Concert T the mbers will be: Foolin® 0:30 . My Heaven, selections Sl ! rom The ut Yankee, Blut 1:05 Piver and Mea of Blues, i Much foreign music will he ine - ;;’7_'“;‘,‘.”' Tidaa in Le veekly nrostam G 46 “Tnsur Palmolive hour which will coms K £ f e hrongh WEAR and other stations at Dance orchost 1 o'clock. Some o TH0—WHN Murmuring Zephyrs i Harry Hock. co rerpak,” Machows T:45-—Dorothy Ke selections | American diterary “vier "./},”——f\nwv car ort 24-HOUR SERVICE News; Buddy g 0 MONTLLY TESTING PLAN N By Experts New Britain Radio Service R and Supplies phone 5168, ~Tominy Goll's or 2—Charles Strickiand’s or 810—WLWIL—370 §—C. M. U, hour When In Hartford Dine at the Oldest and Best Restaurant. Sea Sea Food astleton Tr ntalists R10—W MCA—370 Food direct from the Ocean. con tetail Department Connected 22 STATE ST, HARTFORD WILL APRIL FOOL YOU WITH AN ACCIDENT? Insure Today — Don’t Delay .tt 272 Main Street, of Soville and Delibe A program of songs of spring tosalie Wol soprano, will ¢ thro 0 this evening nd should find many enthusiasts, | program will include: “Return Spring.”” hy Waldteufel; Mendels- olin’s “Spring Song;” “Springtim v Drumm; nd others, April” by Milligan, Some excellent violin - selections come through at s o'clock | [reakish weather, he reasons, S| Kingsville, Ontario—By wing the | the sar which | increased with the greater use of | Gospel is going , to the wilds of inclu mbourin,” by Gret- | radio. | Canada. So far this year Jack Miner “The Flaxen Haired 1, by | — has liberated 500 wild geese caught i “Bource,” by Maurei, andy Chiea ick try sodium ni-[on the way from North Carolina to sdrrey Ludlow, concert , will perform. Mandolin, guitar and vecal solos vill feat m at $:30 com- through nd will includ and delighttul | | i <ome very inte clions linska, wio has a host ot | Genia Zi imirers among the radio tans, will | lelight you with some beauti- | 10 o'clock | sociated sta- | d My by rs tonight i h WJZ and ons. “My Mother Bids Me {air,” by Ao ssini, a oun will be her choice this Wekerlin, ‘he Slumber Music orchestra will 1 play for you ftonight at 11| v'elock throngh WJZ. Some excellent | chu- elections which will include rt's “Unfinished Sym Meditation from 1l Song,” and oth- Machowell's rs will be CAMBODIA CITY OF BOYISH BoB Novel Place Where This Hair Dressing May Have Begun | Washington, D. C., April 15.— iusy oriental capital. where modern French buildings and ancient pago- | fas form the decked royal native ox carts nts and rick- il compel for- 1 made motor cars to keep well wder the speed limit on paved, ele trically lighted streets; and whe French elbows with L hodge podge of Cambodians, Ma- Annamites, Indians, and half | colonists rub enh, capital o Cambodia, recently the scene of the | cluborate funeral procession of the | late King Sisowath, who dicd last | August. | Refuge From Mosquitoes | Most travelers who visit Pnom-| penh are on their way to Angkor, vencrable city of Khmer culture, | which lics farther north, A brief | stop at the capital is welcome, how- cver, for the little Cambodian eity, set amid Jofty palms and flowering tropical trees is restful to the eyes of the river-hoat passengers after mon- otonous miles of rice fields, thick jungle growth and swamps that bor- der the river bank nearly all the| way from Saigon. And it is a relie | to be out of the cruising radius of persistent Mekong mosquitoes. Stevedores literally swarming over | cargo boats at the quay indicate that the capital is important commercial- Iy, Situated at the junction of a branch from the Great Lake! of| Cambodia and the main channel of | the Mckonz from the Tibetan hills, large quasities of fish, rice, indigo | and cotton from Upper Burma, por- ions of Siam, Laos and northern Cambodia are brought here for marketing, while smaller cargoes from near-by farms and paddy iclds arrive in the hundreds of sam- pans and smaller craft that dart bout the tiny harbor like so many | water beetl Snake s Held Sacred When a boat docks there is rush for the “Permission Office™ vhere “permissions” are granted to| ace. But those . o a richly adorn- | wl abode of an eastern potentate sre soon disillusioned. Without, the several buildings called the palace | ire_ unpretentious, and within there | is little that would attract more t n ordinar yattention except a life-sized Buddha of solid gold stud- isit the laid with engraved silver ti : or six hundred female retain- | occupy the royal colong, among | vhom are the dancing girls. Th n their golden gowns, royal jewels, o tiaras that resemble miniature rved steep we become fam- ous for their charm and grace. Nearby is the Khmer Muscum a collection of sculptured ! s, implements of war and jew- the weather-heaten royal pa- zoda, and an ancient temple ap- roached by a long flight of step a stone railing representing 4, the sacred seven-headed co- bra. Tails of the sacred reptile the roofs of some of Pnompent's buildings resembie crooked lightning rods on American farm houses. lorning oroughfare that has a led an avenue leads m the palace to the public park. | 0 hotels bordering it offer excel- | lent accommodations for a small ve for their orchestras e impossible nocturnal 1o one t ht to be istern city that disp EYES EXAMINED Frank E. Goodwin Eyesight Specialist Main St. e GLASSE! Tel. 1905 FITTED Special for Saturday Legs of Genuine RING LAMB 40c¢ ™ Jones’ Quality Market 3 Myrtle St. Tel. 285 Free Delivery : 'IFLASHES OF LIFE: SAYS FREAKISH | % WEATHER INCREASED BY USING RADiO 5l | nolice are to enforce | auto was hit by another. ol being given a licen c{sun hats; bronzed nati |kempt cooks with their ambulatory | General Pangalos to Be lalike racing boats, with dinmonds and a hallway |* |Former Argentine Envoy | execution scene as one of the great- est pieces of propaganda against the war she has evpr observed. The of Captain W. H. Parker, | killing of a German soldier because ster of th= liner Horme that | he refused to fire at the nurse was trical waves precipitate rain and | geleted by the censor. strengthen gales. Unprecedented | : trouble with the r may vour radio. Tt is| trate, Dr. J. Frank Pearcy and Dr. | Hudson's Bay. Each has a tag bear- ' Daniel B, Hayden of the Univer: ‘;ng a verse of gcripture. i of Chicago medical school have ex- ¥ perimented and are convinced it will | New Haven—The three-weeks- cure many lold son of Mr., and Mrs. Edward Riley is fatally scalded when n kettle of boiling water in which the ! child’s milk is being heated is ac- cidentally overturned on him as he lay in a chair. e — . New York-—There hopes for uost instantaneous communication quotations on the New York Stock Exchange even though sales should run to 7,000,000 a day. A new tick- »r which sends 800 characters a | minute 00, the limit of the present system, is being tested. Ann Arbor, Mich.—If run down, v a little copper. In experiments «t the University of anemia in rats has be by milk in which coppe; wd iron have been m New Haven—Dr. Percy R. Howe | lof Boston received the Newell Sil! | Jenkins memorial medal, awarded |annually by the Connecticut Dental }umcxmion for notable contribu- Wisconsin | 108 10 science, dentistry or hu- N correcteq | MAnity for his research work on (‘ompnumlah“"r"mn and diet as related to ed, { dental conditions. instead of New York—There are to he hin.| Hartford—Hundreds of corpora- | S to peiting in taxicabs, The | lons doing business in Connecticut strictly a rule {aTe facing fines for their failure to the interior of a cab must be | file With the secretary of state their visible from outside: the rear win. | 1927 reports of officers and directors. oW must be at least cight inches Sa¥S Attorney General Benjamin W. by twenty, | Alling. i 1 Frankfort, many—Optimistic{ New Britain—Omar Jones, an inventors have visions of new speed | employe of the Connecticut com- records by uirplanes, airships ana | pany, identifies the body of a man railways cars. A gas turbine oper- |known as John Johnson, who was ated on the principle of a rocket en- | struck and fatally injured by a abled @ motor car to go at the rate [trolley car on the Groton-Stoning- of 62 miles an hour cight scconds | ton line as that of his brothe after starting. James David Jones of Henderson, | — iMa. | s an airplane | i ilenn H. Curtiss. He nd Victor Vernon, another veteran | Hartford—Governor pilot, were hurt when their parked | Trumbull, — accompanied by Major In thou- | Williem F. Ladd, commanding ofti- tnds of miles of flying neither has | €T of the 143d division air service, lLeen scratehed, {will hop off for Washington Monday iin a dual-control plane. Gov. Trum- Nelson In. Rocke- | hull is a licensed pilot and will teller, grandson John D)., has a |handle the plane part of the trip. Black eve. 1t is a sad reminder that } his class, the sophs, were beaten by | the freshmen in a rush, Auburn, N. VY, John H. Hanover, N, 1 New Haven—Mrs. Luch Sisson is lordercd held under $2,500 bail — when she is arraigned in federal New York—Miss Anne Morgan | court with three men, the quartet ind Mrs. W, K. Vanderbilt, Sr, ‘nv‘l-ning accused of freight car bur- sorry that the film of Edith Cavell's | glary. Bail was set at $5,000 each carcer was censored a little before | for the men, who were booked as > for exhibition |Grifin Kane, Edward Farren and Morgan regards thel Thomas Coyle. here, Miss jaz The rest of the street is clut- |sition while heading the Argentine ; up with Urwn—rrm‘n “"'—“"’;‘]v‘lt‘gdllon to the Pan-American shops, some of \\lu(‘h‘ make an at- | conference in Havana, A tempt to duplicate French pastry.|last night to Buenos Aires e ‘\“"“ “‘)’:“‘L”“;“‘ "I’ir’"“yl:’f‘ e "“le‘t'r«cehm enthusiastically. R i the “pacl.| A ereat throng met him at the ground where a French colonial of- | hory, C3TT¥INE portraits of former ficial lives in a palatial home “,,,,d“,{\r,“:‘a‘ifi"'l ‘;’.g;’"’_’ A Aiouling broad lawns and flowering trecs. 0 Yrigoyen and Pueyrre- Ry ablieliy don. As the former ambassador A" strolll alonain fain Street |landed & woman presented him with reveals a bit of life in the un},o,v"‘)l“;lrs.) : | dian capital. There are Frenchmen| Pr: Puevrredon said that he felt in white linens and broad brimmea | PTOUd to be a citizen of Argentina > women, | @nd that it would be up to the peo- with boyish bobs, attired in a bright | P1? to judge his attitude at the colored cloth which is draped to|Havana meeting, when he clashed form loose fitting brecches; Indian | With the American delegation on money changers in plaids ready to|the question of tariffs. | “scalp” an innocent vietim; and un- kitchens equipped to serve a bowl fried fish. | et meats Sent to Prison Island : Athens, Greece, April 13.—(P— of rice or an odoriferous Other shopless sellers of & and trinkets cry out their wares. In | Discovery of a Pangalist plot and de- the confusion, weird strains eman-|cision to send Gencral Theodorus ate from the instruments of native | Pangalos to Izzed prison on the d women, | Island of Crete was announced to- “music,” | day ! Eleven officers were arrested last ight in connection with the plot. A letter stating that Madame Pangalos had contributed 300,000 | drachmas ($3,900) to the conspira- tors was seized. musicians, while men a apparently enjoying the Keep time with their jaws chewing | betel nut. The Mekong is a sort of Asiatic Mississippi. Once a year it o flows its banks and drives the n tives to the high places but they dis play genuine affection for the stream. When floods come they put General Pangalos has away their ox carts, travel the old|Prison in Athens waiting further roads in boats and wait for the wa- hearings of a charge of treason | ter to recede. Then they celebrate | 8TOWing cut of his rise to power in with boat races that attract every!July, 1926. At that time he assumed Cambodian in the vicinity from the | the dictatorship and subsequently be- king to the lowliest native. Gondo- |came president. He was ousted by ranging from | General Kondylis fn August of the twenty-five to forty-five feet Jong|same year and imprisoned. | are rowed by a score or more men.| Madame Pangalos was arrested in ated two by two. If the throngs|connection with a Pangalist plot last massed on the river bank are not October and later released, thrilled by the competition, they a t 15% Off On | amused by a clown who has h place in each craft. I < EASTMAN KODAK AND Given Great Welcome| ANSCO MADE CAMERAS Buenos Aires, Argentina, April 13 ‘ We Sell lmwmd AGFA Film | (A—Dr. Honorio Pueyrredon, for- | mer Argentine ambassador to m‘ARC E STUDIO evea v . ARCAD United States, who re $50 Reward !! Find another modern home like this one with almost an been in acre lot, at 20 Hooker street, off Corhin Avenue. Compare Held for inspection until April 20th. it with our price. H.L. CHRISTOPHER, Buiker Phone 1274-4 We wish to buy second mortgages. 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