New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 11, 1929, Page 18

SUBAVS CADIOP SSS\Vl® & D FEATURES ON THE AIR Monday, Mar. 11 ern Standard Time) T WNAC WEAN P WMAQ V MONDAY 7:45—The Piano Fastern Standard Time NEW ENGLAND STATIONS o ot o M ot WOR—422 10— egro Spirituals More," aymore dance orchestra |Dark.” Chocolate Drink Boys 30—Studio program :10—sSilver Slipper dance orch. :00—Stock reports, produce mu'-l —Live Stock reports Love," Marie” and et SR, WEAL. Those to be heard include | — Madrigal Mixed Quartet | Gitla Erstinn, Rosalie Wolfe, Mar- ) me as WEAF jorie Horton, Katherine Palmer, Jul- 700—WLW, Cincinnati— jan Oliver, Harold Branch Ferruc- —Tea Time Trio cio Corradetti, Arturo Imperato, L‘d-‘ ward Wolter and Emil Cote. of n | tore”, Puccini “Largo" Bizet's Waldteufel's waltz, LC. REFERENDUM PLAN “Chloe,” “I'll Never Ask 101'1 Kiss in Lhc) | Mozarvs famous opera “The Mar- | |riage of Kigaro” will be presented | 790—WGY, Schenectady—380 by members of the National Grand | Opera company at 11 o'clock over The stirring overture to Boildieu's |“La Dame Blanche” will be the|solini that the future fruits of the opening note of the slumber hour | Fuscist regime's action in making c at 11 o'clock over WJZ and | possible the Lateran treaty with the . WLW, with other sclections includ- | Vatican would be even richer than ing numbers from Verdi's “11 Trova enuct”, Handel" dagietto” an Les Patineurs. MUSSOLINI WANTS ITAUAN YES-NEN Urges Vote for Government in Goming National Election Rome, March 11 (P—Italy hailed today the prophecy of Premier Mus- they are today. The prophecy was made in the course of a forty minute speech be- fore the quinquennial assembly of all the forces of the Fascist state. He concluded his speech with the appeal, “You and the people will vote ‘yes' at the coming election, The brief monosyllable will show the Marion Dyson. Markham. Stunt, Margaret Alexan- der, Ruth Bergren. resses, Doris Barber. Mildred Reinas. All club girls are serving on some one committee for the conference. All registration cards are due to- Banquet wait- Sunday help- Health Education Schedule for pool and gym: Mon- day and Friday, 6:00-9:00, Sr. swim Tuesday and Thursday, 6:00-9:00, Sr. plunges. reducing classes. Thursday, 3:30-6:00, tiny tots danc- Saturday, 9:00-11:00 Jr. swim classes. Pinnacle Club Due to the basketball game be- | tween the Bridgeport Industrial Y. | team and the Pinnacle club, the reg- | ular meeting of the club will be postponed until Vaudeville, Florence | game will be called at 8 p. m. Mon- Captain Maxwell said if necessary day the 11th. All Pinnacle club|he would cut space in the fusilage of girls should come out and support |the plane to accommodate the pa- their team. Return game Wwith | tient and bring him to a hospital, Bridgeport March 22nd. Mr. Morrow is suffering from u Wednesday night is practice night |broken hip and internal injuries re- for the basketball team. ceived in an accident several weeks ago. Aviators Hope to Save ‘ : Clergyman Ill in Arctic|Fine “Mona Lisa” Copy Sudbury, Ont., March 11 P—Two Stolen in Birmingham airmen were on a 300-mile flight to- | Birmingham, Ala., March 11 (®— day in an effort to save the life of | A “Mona Lisa” said by expects to a trading post clergyman on the | have been one of the most perfect shore of Hudson bay. copies of the Da Vinci original, Captain Toy W. Maxwell and |stolen from the Birmingham p George Gill hoped to reach Remy | library between Saturday night 1ake today, pick up a physician and |3 p Sunda The painting, | continue to Moose Factory, where|work and property of Mrs. Elizabeth the Rev. G. Morrow of Superts Tinker Elmore of New York, and House lie usly injured. | valued by her at more than $50,000, The plane arrived here yesterday |had been on exhibition in the fourth from Camp Borden after fighting its | floor parlors of the library since way through severe snow storms, | Thursday. WIZ_“ 4 ":m.‘“,m_:' g world that Italy is Fascist and Fas- | , @ S l cism is Italy.” | HEES s $1—R The premicr then left the stage, : A Lis chin held high, amidst thunder- | ° . P ous applauscs from more than 4,000 |3 N = 2 N ), | ASSe nbled to hear him. 2 T Wets Reqllesl New York Gover In his speech Premier Mussolini | s refused to predict the future policy o PaiH Y. K 10r Send Plan {0 COGRESS 5 . preferring that at We Like It \ % g vents Tk s should be announced by the king| “ > W Saifactl si=o Cmana S . _in the speech from the throne at| e : rarrle 11 P—A plan (e opening of the 28th legislature | w N : e e S L) e Wash and Iron S < s Grow- Vitay iy > referendum, Lgury of the foundation of Rome. iy . for a form of stale Touching upon the Lateran treaty | 515 vt News . Presnindito he said either side was victor and Every Day. : with the rec neither vunquished in the settl ment. 1t merely remedied a sit tion which had grown “dangero and irksome,” he said. | He pointed out that the Holy See 1 the house of Savoy as the g house in Italy, while the Ttal- n state recognized the sovereignty of the Pontiff and the Holy See. h had already existed ‘de facto.” fe the privi-| Italy Wants Peace cmble and 10| Besides this pronouncement I ¢ took occasion to reiterate the aceful intentions of Italy. He pointed with pride however to the| reorganization of the army and its iscussion 0f j.w morale. | tion con, “In former times,” he said, ung conscripts went to their barracks grumbling. Now they march there vith a light step, singing Giovinez- 1 it to congres: public today, v 1330—WDRC. New Haven We'd Like to Do T ¥ . b ards bill of 990—WBZ. Springti Dryer. 2 Play Bridge Go to the Movies Enjoy life. It’s all too short. Much too short to spend a part of your life in the toil of washing and ironing. speech left no field of na- activity untouched. Great was laid upon development of merchant and the of strength the sea was for labor ation he claimed was far in advance of any- | thing in the world although rights of both employers and em- cre respecte Italy's ntion is resol ployes Y. W. C. A. NOTES Everything thoroughly Everything washed. Al washed and all of your flat table linen, bed linen and erves club will meet as his week except the Frids f b 7 . i ! | g e bl pieces, sheets, hed spread 9 towels neatly ironed an! 2 : lies in symphonic it S TheSenn C},:E;rl‘,;”\.h"_ table * cloths, pillow slips, }‘;tOf i:_‘;zsla:::;t‘ folded. Woolens, bath tow- l s tion 1 to make favors for the towels, napkins, soft collars, P els and knitted underwear 4 : st ! ice. Al other clubs will co etc., neatly ironed, The wear- from your wash, that are of course hetter not | : ! s o : i coU(ErS 2 )’(0"-"; ing apparel rg!urned ready ironed ..... 45¢ ironed are fluffed ready te s workm shatumen Jondbepeck g to starch and iron. o committ have heen appointed as | 7 d ——Alice Soderling. Satui $1 25 for lslhs. lay noon ., Vera Carswe! COLDS MAY DEVELOP | INTO PNEUMONIA Coughs from colds may lead to se. | elements which soothe and heal the rious trouble. 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