New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1928, Page 20

TUESDAY Eastern Daylight Saving Time NEW ENGLAND STATIONS 360—WTIC, Hartford—535 6:20—Summary of program news bulletins 6:25—"Sportograms’ O—Waldorf-Astoria 6:55—RBaseball scores oters' Service linner music R@";"W tenor; finance . Valentine Erskine —Cookie Cohen, songs Dr. Wolfe, baritone Do Animals Think?" H Conger'es Musical Message | hour of Slade, dison | 9—al | 9:15—1ain and m soprano Bessinger Universe,” duets H H |tions included in this program will NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 17, 1928 program of operatic selections through WJZ at 10:20 which will in- clude excerpts from Smetana he Bartered Wife,” Herold's “Zampa" and “Dance of the Bavadeers”! Genia Zielinska will sing the bell song from Delibes' “Lakme™ and to- gether with Theodore Webb, bari- tone, they will render a selection from Verdi's “Rigoletto.” The overture to Wallace's opera Maritana™ will open the program | of Slumber Music to be g hrough WJZ at 11:20 be Waldteufel's Tschaikowsky's cerpts from Deluge” and merel.” Saint-Saens' Schumann’s Last minute attempts were made to interest Gov. Iuller in clemency. Desatnick’s young wife appeared be- fore him last week carrying in her four Yesterday a dele- gation of seven Jewish rabpis and a had attended Desatnick found the governor there arms her second months old bab, child, a social worker who Mrs. unchanged in his belief that was no reason to intervene. The governor . likewise lown a final plea from the demned man for an interview. AIRPORT IS LEASED City of Boston Takes From ' State East Boston Airport for Period of turned con- MAYOR WALKER IS BEING CRITICIZED Tnvestigation of His Regime Is Demanded New York. July 17 P—An inves- | tigation of Mayor Walker's adminis- tration is asked in a petition to Gov ernor Smith by the state executive committee of the socialist party, which alleges “municipal and political corruption.” misrule | deposit vault thought to contain §3.- 000,000, Phillips flew here yesterday from New York with the reputed intention of securing possession of the box's | contents but the action of Ernest Bertrand, K. C. acting for the at- torney general of New York, in ob- taining. a temporary legal seal for the vault frustrated his efforts. The request by counsel for the state of New York for permission to open the box was to come before practice court today. {" The elder Phillips, who died in New York July 3, is believed to have | placed $3,000,000 in securitics in the { vault to prevent seizure in New York where he was under indictment for failure to pay federal income taxes. |The federal suit grew out of an in- vestigation into alleged irregularitics faintest hope of immunity ia wel- come. The study which brought out the value of whiskers was undertaken after the death some months ago of one of the service's employes in the laboratory at Hamilton, Mont. He was the fourth to die among the scientific workers who have been assigned to the difficult task of overcoming the deadly disease. Although, like his co-wopkers, this man had been in rather close con- tact with the virus, examination failed to disclose the source of the infection which resuited in his death. This suggested a series of experi- ments to determine the penetrating power of the tick virus and of virus obtained from infected blood, and infected. Similar experiments blood virus brought negative sults. 8o it is likely that at least all of the men who will work in the new laboratory at Hamilton, for which the state recently appropriated about $19,000, will be more or less bearded. The laboratory is to be built for the manufacture of the vaccine recently developed after long research by Dr. R. R. Spencer. with Te- WASHINGTON IN BUDAPEST Budapest—Every American visitor to Hungary goes to the statue of George Washington, built 100 years ago by Hungarlans. He is the only foreign hero honored with a statue here. —same as WTIC Insilco club orchestra G—Program from NBC 9—Colt Park Municipal dance orch 9:30—Studio program 16—Program from NBC : i wea idgeport—266 Hour Eleven spcific charges are made, including alleged graft in sewer con- structien, in Quecns borough; pay- | voll padding in the street cleaning department, alleged monopolies in the sale to the city of supplies, in which William F. Kenny, friend of the governor, is mentioned, and the expenditure of $200,000 for the re- ception of “so-called distinguished | guests.” The petition, which was filed in! ordance with instructions of the alist state convention at Albany on Sunday, also criticizes Mayor Walker's efforts to maintain a five cent transit fare, characterizing his efforts us “shadow boxing.” o look to Mayor Walker to cor- | rect any of these grievious wrongs would be a waste of time,” it says. “the mayor has assiduously spent his time, which belongs to the city, by gracing pi . visiting race tracks and in general earning for himself the title of the ‘absentee mayor.' i guard against any white- the petition demands that ntatives of the socialist, dem- ocratic and republican parties be ap- pointed to the investigating commis- sion tests made with laboratory animals indicated that the former was much more dangarous to handle than the latter. When the tick virus was placed on freshly shaven skin, all the animals developed the disease. When it was placed on skin from which the hair had been pulled, however, only 70 per cent became in sewer construction in Queens bor- cugh, New York city. Osterman’s orchestra Pai edman, FLECTROCUTEDFOR | KL CHILD s—tisthotn Sring ‘Dorchester Man Penalized for, 3 (Hurder of legitimate Daughter Twenty Years, SCALP SPECIALISTS SAY FOR GRAY HAIR LEA’S HAIR TONIC RESTORES YOUTHFUL COLOI BANISHES DANDRUFF AND mmuh o ES HEALTHY GROWTH WHISKERS ACT AS GERM STRAINER Said to Be Protection Against Microbes Washington. July 17 (®—Whisk- ers are likely to come into fashion in the Bitter Root valley of Mon- tana as a result of recent discoverivs by Public Health Service investiga- tors who have been studying Rocky Mountain spotted fever there for the past 20 years. Unshaven skin, they have learn- ed, is less susceptible to the pene- trating powers of the virus of the fever tick than skin which has heen freshly treated with a razor. The valley is one of the few places af- flicted with this discase, but 75 to 150 cases develop there every year, and since the death rate among victims is about 90 per cent, any measure which offers even the I Roston, July 17 (®—An agrecment by which the city of Boston lease from the te for a period of 20 years the Bust Boston Airport has scn signed by colm K. Nichols. Mayor Nichols announced from his summer home at South Dusbury, where he signed the lease, that he | would axk the city council for a $250,000 appropriation as soon as the legislature had agreed to allow the city to exceed its present bond- g power by that amount. 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Troup had Announcement bari- | peddler and the first man to be sen- tenced to death in this state as an | essory before a murder since 0, died in the electric chair at the | harlestown state prison carly this! morning for the killing of his four |months old illegitimate 4L|ug)|hr,? Stella Calm after a collapse carlier in S =l Russ, composer | the night when Warden William J. e DD —Flynn and Jentes. songs Hendry told him there was no hope, el g e i 0—Talk, Dr. Alfred Tsgis | Desatnick went to his doom re- R A 5 oru and Lee, tenor; piano |peating in Hebrew after Chaplain Hhaotae 7 sens in government [ Moses L. Sedar portions of the 23d M Carmen Kuyler, uke Psalm —Dusk i Dixic :80-=a¥en e Derothy lrooks, “Into MY (aimed the paper company released 11—Time and weather | tnor {spirit.” he prayed as the curredl|pin from his liability as endorser. [7:4 | was upplied, In deference to the , Bostan—1404 | 5.y | wishes of the chaplain the wit s all wore their hats. Desatnick left four letters, Ito relatives and a fourth adir to *Jewish Young Men and Wom- oo por gy len" In the latter he blamed gos-| o |siping neighbors for his troubles. “1|™ Wo jagt thres | have been ashamed of my illegiti-|is Mayor Anthony Imate child that 1 didn't want 1045 cit S ake home.” he wrote. 'he slayer contended his trial at Worcester th Q given the baby to a man med “Harry Balkan” who was to | it to a boarding house in New | York. The infant’s body was found |in Lake Quinsigamond ncar Shrews- bury last June. Desatnick was un- able to produce Balkan, who the prosecution branded as “figment of the imagination.” Musl 11:02—Feltman's o 2 11:30—Castillian progra . i 1020—WG | & ws items; The NEW Axelrod Pharmacy At Broad and Washington Sts. 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