New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 1, 1929, Page 18

18 < NEW RRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 1, 1929. ; \ 5 - o 6:00—! 3 rts, p ce mar- |“Adoration” and Bizet's “Ada to.” | tered in caring for the miners and Many of those stricken have died. \\\\\\\\\\ N\ § R‘ "’;HW ; uMLS!;)::;“rcr;:’::;;‘};?::u o i = st ifx:cnishm; :X‘:x‘n wr;m tood and wa- SMGHAI HAS EP[D“IG among them nine foreigners. Twen- Men Ffl‘huned By R’lt ” —Dinner music Julia Sanderson, star of many A ty-five foreigners have contracted| Smash Plate-Glass Pane 4 | al ¢ v (il aing | 1ch Plthoit enepuneging douTists 39 OF SPINAL MENINGITIS | che afacaso. intornationar Settioment| Shelbyvile, Ind., April 1.—(UP) Py \\ 2 /,/// ;. 7 fadrigal Mixed Quartet musical comedy succcuej.‘wlll sing 0 paccal. he 4 . . Y . o \\\\\\\ \W s 00 mid—Same as WEAF |lonight a selection from Gershwin's 3 . workers said 50 meningitis patients| _Due to short skirts women are R~ /i/ 00—WLW, Cincinnati “Oh Kay” in which she starred not |tate weary, desperate rescue parties. | were contained in the munlclpal | " S T e == 00—Tra Time Trin so long Ago. Miss Sanderson and Auto Roads Bullt More Than 1,000 Cases Reported |isolation hospital and half of this e ey 1 Flon 0—Live Stock reports i‘rank Srumit, her co-partner, Will| The mines have not been operat- 7 number were expected to die. and mice. But not the men! Herc's MONDAY | T:30—"Mexican Crisis,”" James G. 40~-Polly and Anna be heard in other songs during 4 |ing this vear and last, however, a Among Natives and Forciguers One of the most alarming features | what happened to Stanley Jones, = MeDo ry Hawkins program at 10 o'clock over WOR | goposit of borax having been dis- - First of February. of the situation is that the supply | Fred Sorden and Troy Arnold: Eastern standard Time T:45 r0 Twins, Pascocello and News and WNAC. Among the selections | covered in the Mojave desert closer nee 2 of meningitis serum has been ex-| The three were standing in front s : : s inuluded in this program are "GYDSy | o Los Angeles that will caro f0r| Shanghai April 1 UP—Shanghai|hausted for the last 43 hours. Emer. of & drug storo talking. One of them NEW ENGLAND STATIONS : M ! Tiiie Ralmeeo R e Lonofome [the world's meeds for the mext $00 inegith authorities havel become|Eency supplies haye been opdered mv 2 largo 12t cinwling oy o a = i i : e D W RIS Someslvears, Wil the ‘pre mow in sight. Hlalanmed atiTanid\ebvead of cershiro [from Manila, -Jpes. - Hongkons.| holedn:thy sigewelk, Mo jumpe and WTIC. Hartford—300 4 T Gre: vat SO N HES e S T 5 | since then, the state has built au- {spinal meningitls among both na- | Germany, and the Pacific coast. told the others. All three men ens AT i the Rain®. and ‘a selection from ' omobile roads into and across the yi. g and foreigners here. _— gaged in a wild scramble to escape. [valley, the Automobile Club of | “'gince the first of February the| The total solar eclipse of Janu-| Arnold was pushed through & Southern California has placed hun-| giceago has approached epidemic|ary 24, 1925 occurred but 5 seconds | large plate-glass window in the store, reds of direction, warning and “Wa- | gaco” ang more than 1,000 cases|later than the time predicted by the | cutting his hands severely. The rat ' signs, and [lhc\l\\‘l’sa“‘;’ lm;m now are under treatment. astronomers. departed at leisure. orporation has built two fine ho-| ls. Death Valley itself, at this time of the vear, is almost past descrip- tion. There is, perhaps, nothing in e o T.ong Day | the “orlr: quite I|‘kc it. e 4 | ¥ = . ¥ Gy 1 From Dante's View, a precipitous 30—News bu : 530 Xa orn, “Current 13 . W, Versatile ; 1d “Yeomen of the Guard-"| ;¢ e Juneral Mountains a half | 600—W (AL r I s ntertainer | dozen miles from here, the highest 30— s a “roli and lowest points in the western | hemisphere are visible. | Death Valley lies a mile directly helow, vague in the heat waves, its floor 310 feet below sea level. To towering two and a half miles in the air, Spring is Here.’ The United Choral Singers will 4 program comple made up Sullivan-Gilbert successes a i ) tonight over WOR and WNA( Aniong those to be heard tonigh “re the opening chorus from “Trial | —Org: Phantom of Water Only Caretaker Stays After May - criecto a gret. shatiow rve sweeping through the valley is par- 1_Memm-y Goes to 138 ticularly vivid from Dante's View This phantom of water in a seared S —— and terrible land lured hundreds to . Cal, April 1 (UP)—lour death in the early days of California . ~ . v 1d feet below this little town, | The river, in reality, is a white sweep ceombed wwith mines, is Death Val. | The cliffs of the Panamints to . 2 4 the West and the Funeral range on Automobiles and motor busses the Fast are fantastically eroded. = % Baih wind Abwn. dhe “mile and of vivid hues of red, gold®and n o the valley floor, bringing Water does exist on the valley ireds of fourists from California [l00F. but it is salt water; peculiar 3 from the Fast fo explore the P0ols like volcanic eruptions in the S Seieie btk e msf.d. snow-like u:’n mnk,(;rmshsnn 15 known fo extend to a depth of . - . - - X \inous sink. $ . o ] . 5 Soiahenimars Ll S 30 tonilght ¢ 3 e et carasans will continue | 700 foct, Which I3 as far as it has Our neighbor, who s.u‘nely knows his shrubbery, A0—WEET Boston—sn s g ) : AC.. The | throughout April. On tho first day |BCED Iested. = e starts with a RAKE (it's one he hought here 8 v e S r Cor itl be ¢ May, all this life and movement, A T Ryan is broug n by g 2 : : s 4 e o e met narrow-gauge fank traing daily, years ago). L4 ; hauled a distance of 20 miles. At © luxurions hotels here and - : vali o oW H Creck. om . {he veiles | Furnace Creek Inn, a pipe line The rakings are thrown into his RUBBISH hrings pure water down from a hid- 7 JF He) “ ” LSRR Son o kg BURNER (it's a “SKY SCRAPER”—a new one). Part of this ter is used for a lux- erhaps will reman atl 220 SiL LSRR S S O A Then comes VIGORO (the famous plant food) h, which today b of grecn | 04°T{o of which is flumed a_mile which he sows deftly,. A DUNHAM LAWN ROL- farther fo irrigate Furnace Creek which un-| B LER then smooths out the wrinkles, n, to the North and fhe man who held | Dogs are allowed to roam free Some STAMFORD GRASS SEED on the . ind rate chained up in French slightly bald spots (too late for Herpicide) and the an e Jera Lo s vear ground work is well on its way, NS ven numbers instead of cs. - - o Pl sy 4 s ke e His vegetable garden (last year the boast and ‘/with a touch of grave naivete: It's 4 envy of the neighborhood) now receives the simple hot . . . Mereury Up to 138 treatment which proved so effective in other sea- hermometer went up to sons: 4 'imm"’ m ‘,lmw"\v‘,j; ]n% Dlscuunt HART SEEDS (every known vegetable is Sty ol st sets in available) and some vigor behind the spade (and R0 t dance orchest Year of Grace" L el e e o other tools—the “Union” brand) which practically AT e erATIONG L e kil vou. 1ts a great, hot, atkaline || TN Llablllty and Prop- gual‘tanbtlees a table groaning with delicious fresh L erty Damage for Pri- With Rackliffe tools, seeds, fertilizer and ad- + heard for ¢ i< summer. ; vice, successful gardens and lawns are generally guids EEdL o s e, someone will bave 1o st || yate P assenger Auto anticipated—and not in vain, 4 Animal Cracker's Medley cat will come 1250—WODA, Paterson—240 iere are cows here, and the ranch tz. must be kept for the folks who will S - ; e © come to Furnace Creck Inn and Ry- . : It’s either a matter of luck—or a case of qual- sy's “Dancs Rimsky. 4 again in the fall Owners Merit Rat‘ng ity products in capable hands — at any rate -- akoff's “§ ¢ India _ “The cows seem to stand the heat 1l right. 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