New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1928, Page 20

TUESDAY Eastern Daylight Saving Time NEW ENGLAND STATIONS 380—WTIC, lTlr(lord—fli 6:20—Summary of program news. 6:25—Sportograms. and 20—WPCH—326 5—German lesson. :30—Russ pianist; Redd, tenor. | 6—Robinson's Artists. [6:30—Jack Cohen's Artists. 970—WABC—309 30—Jamaica Gypsies. felodiers. —Anton Civoru Artists. 5—Max Chopnick, “Law.” NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1928, than 100 of the apparently doomed VAGUE STORIES OF s WULLEN AND ZIEGER [TALIA NOW HEARD But Veracity Must Await Italy's Investigation 1‘ Oslo, July 24 (@ the Italia disa today to remain a mystery Various phases er seemed likely until an by the had been ma the past two weeks have been de- manding continuation of their home talent programs, the commission set- tled down to formulate a policy for future guidance in granting or with- holding licenses. Another important purpose of the hearing is to complete the record of the cases heard for use in case the radio board is placed on the defen- sive in court proceedings, a course not only threatened but promised Ly many of the broadcasters. The fechnical experts call by the commission were Dr. J. H. Dellinger, pmm TOTAL $2,000, {New Britain Men Seck Damages in Auto Collisions careless dent on ancis Charging reckless und driving. which caused an ac the AMiddletown " highway, claiming $1,500 damages for the complete wrecking of his automobile in an accident which occurred on July 14 on the North Colony road in Meriden. The complaint charges the defend- ant with utter disregard for other automobiles, reckless and carele operation of his machine and driv- ing under the influence of liquor. As a result the plaintiff was deprived of the use of his car inasmuch as it was completely wrecke The acci- | dent occurred about 6 o'clock in the evening and two members of the plaintiff's tamily, who were pas- scngers at the time, were severely injured. Deputy Sheriit John Mal MISS EARHART RIDES IN LOCOMOTIVE CAB | Dons Overalls and Climbs Into Seat Beside Engineer—At Home in Grease Pittsburgh, July 24 (P—Amelia rhart left Pittsburgh today in the ab of a Pennsylvania railroad loco- motive after a brief tour of the city. The young woman, the first of her sex to complete a transatlantic flight, and the | transatlantic flight. and Lou Gordon, donned overalls and climbed aboard | . aviatrix found a large crowd await- ing her—a crowd that held up the reception committee’s plans for 20 minutes while policg, strove to clear a path for her to the automobile that was to convey her about the city. Despite the comparatively early hour, thousands jammed the side- walks to get a glimpse of the young woman, Wilmer Stultz, the pilot of monoplane Friendship in the the mechanic. Other thousands gath- cred about the city county building where the fliers were officially re- ceived and introduced to the throng. Miss Earhart and her companions Mullen brought suit today Charles Robinson of Cromwell, claiming $500 damages. The writ, issued by Attorney Harry Ginsburg alleges that on July 23, 1927, while ‘Z:msndflfi:fi S 1 the Bapers wi | the engine pulling “The Juniata” at ant in the sum of $2,000. The writ ‘lh; Pennsylvania_station. She re- fs returnable in city court on the |mained in the cab until the train sccond Monday in Aug reached Grensberg. Now 1 feel at Amelia as she appes alls ready to enter the cab, se don't bother me If mice are a nuisance in the ng here shortly before nine | house, sprinkle cayenne pepper near morning the young the holes, jinguiry of the bureau of standards; Prof. C. against |dtallan government, M. Jansky, University of Minnesota | | ere here for only 40 minutes before they boarded a train for the east, the young woman climbing into the | locomotive cab just before the train left at 1 daylight time for Wash- ington and New York. assau orchestra. Co rvation Society. Ti45— cis Holliday, soprano, §—Harry Tucker's orchestra. 9—Forum s: Castilion program 9:30—Quartette, fred Chigi, barytone. | 2—Handel's program. | —Singing Wrights. | —Ore :30—Castiliian program. 1020—WGL—294 n and Jentes, songs. Dr. Asgis. eder, contralto. Women,” Dorothy Dinner music. Baseball scores. 7—Voters' Service, 7:30—Sketches. §—Orchestra. §:30—Singers. y—Dance orchestra. 4:30—Music, 10—Music. 10:30—Correct time. 10:30—Organ recital. 11—News and weather. 1130—WICC, Bridgeport—266 6—Merchants music period. —Studio program. 45—Baseball scores. 30—Question Box. §—Verdi String ensemble. §:30—The Melody Girls. 9—E. Hughes, vocalist. 9:15—Quartet. 9:50—Baseball scores. 10—The Vagabond orchestra. 11—Correct time. 900—WBZ, Springfield—333 6—Weather reports. 6:01—Orchestra. 6:30—Correct time. 6:31—Orchestra 6:565—Baseball scores. 7—Orchestra. §—8inging and orchestra. 0—The Red Men. 9—Philharmonic concert 10—Dance orchestra. 10:15—Baseball scores. 10:20—Dusk in Dixie. 11—Correct time. €50—WNAC-WBIS, Bostan—i64 5—Ted and His Gang. 6—Juvenile 8milers. 6:30—Dinner Dance. 7—News. 1—"Amos ‘n’ Andy.” 0—Organ recital. 8—Vocal and instrumental music. 0—Emerald Gems. 9—Music. 10—The Show Boat. 11—News. 11:15—Dance orchestra. 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Suter. 10:11—Police alarms; weather. 610—WEAF—i92 §—Clover trio; Torre and Biviano. 5:30—Jolly Bill and Jane. 6-—Dinner music. §:55—RBaseball scores. 1 service, “Foreign Poll- WEDNESDAY MORNING 18 Piece Decorated Breakfast Sets (Exactly as Pictured) 19 Complete Set I '1l'1\’-l‘0']'i"x‘_‘ ":I"“O‘:\“ |M”(:x‘1\(\):‘ii:1‘\”:; and John V. L. Hogan, consulting | fatal pola ere a aY (ngineer of New York. An oppor- home today. Official and unefficial yuniee was given to the station rep- the plaintiff was proceeding at a ment have urged that judgment bs \itnesses. | moderate rate of speed towards Mid- withheld. |dletown, the defendant driving in| Liverpool, Eng., Jul In Rome Premier Mussolini has conference of the Wes JUDGE PROMISES D[m | negligently drove his car against that |odist church here has adopted by estra. (e it s e % y |OF the plaintiff, causing serious dam- e e asitils s fnzan taons| JA[L FOR M)“G '"ME age to his machine. mitting women into the ministry on ’ The accident, it is claimed, was!the same terms as men. Ordained | [the expedition. ! reless operation of his automobile, 1 Ao Brit r a Apor 4 - K i 0 B £ K .\ |several congregations in Great Brit- '})IGH .111:{ %(;r]:\x: o 3 \]m,],m‘ ?.ol: ‘l\nnln and Was Fined $30 Each For . vine 1o regard for width of the e 8! | 5 respondent at Kings Bay, in a dis- Fracas With Policeman in {highway or the traffic thereon, fail- ( w S T e L S ednesday Specials [the death of Dr. ¥inn Malmgren | {sult of the accident, the plaintiff e reserved until a full report of | “Jail for a long time” was prom- claims that his car was damaged e s e v “H. “ida Gilman, soprano, | ; . e e Kanta, agea 34 o 235 meriouy, (R v deprived of ALUMINUM KITCHEN KATCH-ALLS i inis Dunits croxa almgren was lert o on the Grove street, oseph Was, aged” use for 15 days and that he had to Th : T v lice, according to the statements at- 21, of 272 Broad street, by Judge M. expend a large sum of money for re- ese attach under sink and swing in and .39 2 AN to his companions, Cap- saxe in police court today, if they pairs. Papers were served by Deputy . = [tain Paterson—291 dvices trom Kings Bay state that have police records entirely too longand the writ is returnable in city sport talk, {Zappi when rescued was wearing | for offenders of their age. They rcourton the finst Moniay in Aupust 't pleaded guilty to charges of drunk- Zeiger Claims $1,500 9:15—Ba usic. longing to Dr. Malmgren, [Si=Caions L progren ik mconfirmed rumor W prosecuting Attorney Woods, each | through Attorney Ginsburg - against rindle PPy 3 e & was fined $5 for drunkenness, $5 for | Stephen Tolelkas of New Haven, 10:30—Pavilion program. Larsen had found Dr. Malmgren's g oo 10:45—Harry Fink's orchestra. Loc ’“ " | Mr. Woods told Judge Saxe the | 1120—WGCP, Newark—268 Dr. Aponte, who is correspondent young men resisted Officer Otis | 10—Dance music. said it was too early to reach a the Sacred Heart church on Broad | 11—Joe Miner's Joy Hour. {correct conclusion either concern- sireet after he had ordered them to 11:55—Merchants programs. ing cvents which led to the death go home. They used vile language 8:01—Harold Polk, barstone. traged him, besides assaulting and injuring 8:15—Solodar brothers, He asserted that General Umberto ' him about the ears and the neck, Muriel Ryon, soprano. Nobile was so weak and ill when Mr. Woods said, but he felt that 860—WIP, Philadelphia—349 so depressed by his mishaps and cause of their actions. Judge Saxe 6:30—Concert orchestra. the unfortunate position of his told the young men this episode Roll Call; Birthday list comrades that he was unable to should be a lesson for them to profit | 9—Instrumental quartet. happened. Dr. Aponte conclud torney Lawrence J. Golon and Attor- 1n‘_310\' broadeast. i iled and clear report, how- Ney Martin I Stempien appeared 10:30—Whispering® orchestra. ever, will be written and submitted for Was. K e WEI, Philadelpiia—ios |4 6_4710:\ ‘ls ~m“' _fl“:ll:r‘sf‘ ity The Norwcgian cruiser Tordens, :45—Sporf ~ “ |iolf and the French cruiser Stras- :30--] ‘an Stecden’s orches- Dl e 5" | tutile search for Roald Amundsen Er e and his five companions, were re- 0—WGY, Schenectady—380 na : s 190~ WGY, k] turning to Tromsoe today. spokesmon of the ltalian gOvern- L centatives to cross-examine these the opposite direction, carelessly and | said that Italy will make a com- o a large majority the principle of ad- 0'clock this to find the si missing members of ., caused through the defendant's|women are already ministering to | {patch to the newspaper Tidens | ure to give proper warning and fail- Front of Church |the tragedy can bLe published. 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Through the Static Platform pronouncements of both partles on foreign policy will be subjected to the scrutiny of an ex- pert during tonight's broadcast of the voters' service program which will come through WTIC at 7 o'clock, when Walter Lippmann, author and authority on foreign and domestic politics will discuss the question “What the Platforms y on Foreign Policy.” The storming of Stony Point by “mad” Anthony Wayne is an excit- ing bit of American Revolutionsry history familiar to everyone. A sketch explaining how the capture of the British at Stony Point was made possible, wil be broadeast | through WTIC at 7:30. The familiar figures of General Washington and General Wayne discussing both ways and means of effecting this important military achievement will be portrayed in the sketch. A fantasia for two pianos, Last Rosc of Summer” from von Flotow's opera “Martha,” will be | played during a musical program which will come through tlhe same station at §:30 tonight. 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