New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 21, 1929, Page 12

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1929. FEATURES ON THE AIR THURSDAY Eastern Standard Time NEW ENGLAND STATIONS 600—WTIC Hartford—500 SHO—WABC—3 19 90—W BZ. Springficld—:303 1330—W MSG—222 EAST ANW WEST SEATIONS TH—WGY, Sehenectady—380 590—W E L1 Boston 1250—WANACL Bost 1T100—W PG Atlantic City > - T —WEAN Providence—i 15 1 ¥ . 8 1060—W B AT Paltimore—z28; OS0—IW DKL Pitis NEW YORK CITY TO0—W LWL Cincinnati— 128 HT—WANY (526 " Mabel W RN HT0—WN MCA—526 [ Today’s Features \I The| The | { man- n the 1 zo on the a A quartet will| When your Children Cry + It docs en minutes! y common sense and quotatio: anci um- | ¢ ust fict mary; eotton exchanze prices and quotations; s v carrving case of alumi for It LINDBERGH PLAN At druggists 30c or 60c in tubes. Thirty-eight sears doing good. the betrothed pair in line with prom- ises nearly a month ago during the colonel's visit here that the plans of the young couple would be re- vealed in due course and that there would not be an elopement or secret wedding. There was speculation here wheth. TOMARRY IN JUNE Time Aflnounced‘ But Place oj’vr the present internal conditions tn | Mexico would cause the wedding 10 Ibe held outside Mexico. Mexican lofficials repeatedly have expressed Itheir hope that the two would be |married in Mexico, where their ro- |mance began. May Be In Mesico City 1t was be'ieved Ambassador Mor- nabergh, havelon might exert his influence to ment that they [have the ceremony performed either They have exico City or at Cuernavaca, in r, whether theljow of the expressed wishes of the to take place in Mexico | o iited States. | eau for the bride-to-be prepared and it is under- colonel is making his ents for the wedding in the Unit- Wedding Remains Unknown March 21 (®—Anne is to be a June Morrow and her fiance, Co-| Mexico City, bride. The colonel's plana, the City of Wichita, which he smashed while riding with Miss Morrow during his recent stay here, is still undergoing it stay it is believed he will fly it back to the United States when next he comes here. The plane was bor- rowed from fricnds at Wichita, Kansas, for the flight. fly back THOUGHT HE HIT WOMEN George R. Warren Road, Billerica, Mass., here before noon and saw two women and a boy step from the rear of a parked car in front of 269 Main street. As he passed, he heard a noise as though his machine had struck something and he called Officer Jeseph Ken- nedy, who located two women in front of city hall and asked them if they had been struck. They re- plied that they had not had an ac- ident of any sort. Dr. Joseph H. Potts told Officer Kennedy later that two women step- ped into the roadway as the traffic o Your Head KONDON'S will do it auiek — Cold in head, cough, at. FREE—:3.rsatment tin. Write for you: . KONDON, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. trians to cross, and it was probuble hat a handbag igainst the side of the car, account- ing for the noise heard by the driv- er. of Whipple | was driving | - north on Main street yesterday fore- | lights changed to amber for pedes- | scraped lightly | SEEK ALLEGED KILLER OF LOUISIANA WOMAN Men Secen in Automobile Shortly Be- fore Boarding Housekeeper's Charred Body Was Found New Orleans, La, March 21 (P— | Proceeding on the theory of murder police today sought an unidentified man scen to enter the automobile | with Mrs. Janey H. Baker, 64 year | old boarding house keeper, less than hour before bher charred body was found in the flaming automobile in Audubon- Park Tuesday, A coroner's jury will be Impanel- led today to take testimony of varl- ous witnesses who have been qu-s- | tioned by police. 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