New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1929, Page 26

W 2 Pres. Mac( THURSDAY ‘ S - > kings and a queen ~Reproducers program hn and Fink serer Sparkers Eastern Standard Time | 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 8:0( 20—R. K. 0. hour Sunset hour, studio en- semble 20—U. 8. daily builetins from Washington, news flashes —Time Dinner music —FEl Tango romantico N—Melodies —Mid-we Amos program ber music r forecast 6 alcohol institute — 370—WPCH, New York—810 7 ~Bro; 1y temple program — Dance orchestra ’ 303—WBZ, Springficld—880 —WPCH Jewish hour 6:03—"Cameos" 5:00—Tinal stocks —Government bulletins Lost and found: positions wanted “himes of Normandy™ | 5 emperature £:00—Time 6:01—Weatherman 128—WLW, Cincinnati—700 10—Tive o' Hawaiian Livestoek reports Final stocks Lucky Sambo Hotel orch 6:02—Agricultural market reports | 6 incinnati club orchestra 6:15—The world bookman 6:59—Weather foreca | 6:20—Spotlight review —Chamt t ymerce scries | 6:30—Velvet melodies 6:45—Dinner music 8:59—Chimes 7 wo hoys and their piano 7 Melodeers 7:30—The Lopez orchestra 5 a n Dixie” 9 10: program 1:00—Amos '’ And) 11 Time Program for rica | )—Hote! orchestra Mansfield and lLee zn off 11:16—Wtatherman 11:17—Temperature (:18—News flashes Aristocrats s ime 344—WENR, Chicago—Si0 The air juniors —WOR, Newark—710 00—Music and Psychology Armers farmer— agri cultural market reports, WENR 5:15—Musical musings 5:40—Travelers' French, Prof. Edmond LaVergne M 5:50—"Love's Old Sweet Song.” 30—Studio time DX air vaudeville 6:10—Program resume 6:15—Aviation weather forecast 379—WGY. Schenectady—790 6:20—Sports talk 5:00 K. O. progran 6:30—Uncle Don 5:59—Time 7:00—Time Stocks. produce market re T:01—"Why.” Dr. Arthur F. I'ayne arm flashes and news iter Time —Midshipmen 7:45—Elements of aviation Style talls 8:00-—Men of WOR Quaker State boys 3:00—WOR repertory WGY agricultural program 9:30—The music rack | New York program and Ma and the family 0:00—Red Lacquer and Jade 10:30—Ray-Do-Kay trio and Roger Bovie 0 v York presentation 11:30—Time, news bulletins, weath- |10 lio program er report 1 ather forecast, NBC 12:00—Moonbeams =t 11:30 recital 348—WABC, New York—860 5:00—Ebony twins, piano duet I—W.HAM. Rochester—1150 2 5:30—Detail reports—stocks. mar- 15—Bookhouse story time, tea Dstallinanonts meloshsmat kets, special announcements dance News flashes ~Littmann's entertainers e o linl “inal stocks and “Goinz to ¥ P g School of music p n : Lehn and Fink serenade ~Weather reports Civie repertory plays 58—Time { 00—Rundback's orchestra | Sprecht's orchestra 7:30—Fires of Men Sparkers ~Musical program Concert progran Coneert Amos 'n’ Andy —Organ recital 800 Tomerluers 1 Government weathor fore- $:15—The political situation in | 8 ‘Washington tonight | §:20—U. §. Army band 21—WNAC, Boston— 2:00—Detective mysteries 9:30—Gold Seal hour hjs zane ores program 10:00—Musical program [Rises s 10:30—National forum from Wa i “"“‘MM\ 5:00— News flashes ington : 11:30—Hotel orchestra : ,[f‘"'“ 108 SIEATRIR 2:00~Time 1 Jor 01— adians Knickerbocker club Midnight melodics - i Sinner orchestr 'he song man Fires of men 26—WNYC, New York—660 45—Time, market high spots phli 50— Principles of correet gpecelt AN Marcella MeKeon ) S e . §:05—John Mamagra, violinist A 6:20—RBard of estimate meeting i Golnt Jewigh welfare board Rrtl e itanna trio Pl elfare council e of Nicalth talk The national forum alarms, civic News flaghes Pearl's orehestra 1 1. Renard and erchestra 2 Midnight reveries £:15—Tolish program in honor of e Curic —WDRC. New ¥ Evervday problems Organ music from Pequo <remlin intet theater 9:30 6:45— News flashes, weather re 526—WMCA. New York—5330 - WDRC trio 5:00—Dr. George W. King's infor- | 7:45—News flashes, world book mation ma 30—Fasl s rtet, the Haven (3:30—MeMahon in al our Oliver, cont th Baldwin g Harlem” P 11 NI 1:00—Natior ) n The ¥ operas are Concert Burea ' W s 2:00—Hotel orchestra | i —WJZ, New York—760 G G \ Sl ] . Now is the Time to Eat 1 Oysters and We Have the BEST When in Hartford dine with us, and cial sumn agricultural 6:00—01d Mar 30— Hotel or Women don't forget to bring some home for = the other members of the family HONISS’S OYSTT Wm. H. Allen BUILDING CONTRACTOR | 19 Murray St. ¢ HOUSE | 32 state st ¥ (Under Graot’ ford, Coun Store) |2 mystery comedy NEW BRITAIN, CO NNECTICUT, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1929. —= A new network opened in the Middle November 17 by the Columbia sys- 1 carrying programs especially in- | ended to meet the ds of the ers. This is being done in re-| to thousands of requ which will reach 00,000 persons. f stations will be sponse uch a servic approximately 5 ent Hoover is an address of great import on Armistice day before the | American Legion at Washington. Tt s anticipated that he will deal with he matter of naval disarmam 1 because of the desire to h s opinions known on this matfer address will be broadcast all over this country and to t art \rope President Henry Noble MacC of Vassar coll wil is evening at Poughkeepsie, N. Y., oncluding talk in series | J Thursday nights by the heads |1 women colleges | His sut will he duates of the Women's | L ican 1 s in th > of somc Exclusive fearful might ac White House and not an intend- | = ready long list o «d slight bascd on Johnson's opposi- An ope in a the White Hous A the tion to some of the Hoover policies studio maintains tha 1 the nate. Johnson accepted speaking into a micro Alarmed the statement, although there 5 culiarities as to his appear- tion in the saddle | no cation the existir friend- as if he & pill, the reg liness of o had been in any leaders are trying to hold ev ameliorated possible vot ion 0| it has been indicated one of the this without assuming Ain armholes of his vest an an- about the congres- Johnson. H down his coat rolls|giona) elections which they face| (e White House shortly hef is lapels and adjusts his cuffs S 2 next year ; Ietter came and personally 7 | The breach st orened | jehnson an explanation of the mis- WTIC, Ta has prepared a | when Seaators William 15. Roral of | (nys S LR e endid pr for Armistice day. }1daho and Smith W. Brookhart of | (oo g Snet Read's nttio t Monday, including “The Confi- | jowa, leading campaigners for the |00 duty on pig iron to $1.50 nentals” in an after dinner concert. | progident in the can n last year, 0 st next Thursday with the aid of a <pecially votionals Voice of |t ned by hroadeast WSIL the 1 station maint Journal the South. the Atlanta ling clergymen of |2 ed Monday of this = i Radio audignees will goon have a chanee to he conductors of symphony orchestras as a series || will start on Sunday night when | " Bodansky 5 meas Wagnerian who has achieved interpreter of will wjeld the haton in eonducting the orchestra of | the Society of Triends of Mus which he himself organized | r musi [ Several of the hest ek e h“(;'”.w‘mm roup of republicans con- | peen fferers with this will he put on the air each week hy | €N campaign plans for next | freatment wishes to reach | | WBBM, of that city, much fo the|Year: The White Hou Known all those who have not been helped | delight of those fond of this class of | 10 have been displeased with the and to do so'is making the startlin music. | of the Peopls listen in to the A mistice program of WOR, | Newark, N. 0., will get an idea of |gome of the t actually experi- | | enced by the I forces in | France a matter of 10 years or so |ago. They will hear the cries of the newshoys, the sharp and stac- | cato commands of officers drilling | “rookies’ 'in the various camps, | They will ride with them on the | trains en routs to ports, embark | with them on the troop ships. enjoy | the sallies of wit aboard, suffer of | mal de mer with the unfortunately noor answer the alarm b and d s, Word hattle training will he broad will the humorous bits of life In French billets, the end Yanks to make love in lonz marches to the rattle of machine field piece sailors, *submarines’, foreign sh wvors of {he French, the front lines, the ns and heavier . of soldiers going over the fop. scenes in hospifals, signing of the armistice, the trip home, and the return to civilization Tormer Palice Commissionar | 15 1. MeKay of New York city | en added o the list of speak- the national on week | will he sent ont | * system Wednesday romance of Wild Honey. a irl Indian mother and a white will he given next week by is a thrilling WABRC. 1 story of how she had ta choose he- | man and an Tndian 1 ends in a fitting | A true roman hat will be sent out next week hy WARC, New York, | of a southern couple who rled immediately after the world e was the rof a ‘pore white trash™ in a southern mill and he s the son of the town's wealthiest dded life ran on tween a white is that Jaborer n. Their rocke. | PHIL ELKINS YET— \ l cxpected 10 Regylars e Mystery of |jaq aind music by | A o e i s vote of 43 to n orche m. More western republic licans in the irmative, the ors have heen in in lin fixed the rate of this import sser Marco Polo”, the ro- | until yesterday they commanded & ften of the bull at 75 ¢ f Marco Polo, t at | str h of 19 in the senate roll call | Which is 30 per cent below the pre ror, and the tiful [ on reduction of pig iron rates nt law and 1.121% 1ate fi r of Kubla Kahan, as writ Last week president said he 0 the liouse bill Malachi Campbell, will be | wanted the fariff bill passed within Manganese on Lists fay is being [ 0€ They are | Dre be appointe ! was authentic, he coalition version of thie bill now | Reports are received of an amas- eing written i the senate TG \ealment dhatleniicpticatAlatn| Aside frém the precarious condi-| has proved successful in stopping jon of the tar ther 50 have ! thair attacks. R. Lepso, Apt. 66, been differences announcement of Chairman Moses |offer of a generous treatment free senatorigl campaign com sufferers. Anyonc flicted littee that he had selected Otto H. | should write for this free treatment o Kahn —_—T ] HAVE YOU GOTTEN A \ o PROPOSAL QUT OF IS SAY, Republican Split In Senate Ranks; | May Also Involve Fall Elections Shortly after president be- igned, against > committe asure of nown Kahn res of | Moses' wis Alarmed by Number Growing there i alled re are seven 1epublicans Straying Senators—Tar- s lars next iff Bill Still Less Likely 1B . had hoped to start an early vigorous Hoover Sends Lette The Johnson matter was appar- ntly closed so far as the ohnson of California from a White| acords’ are concerned {fouse guest list was s a | Hoover made public a letter he had oand Johnson declaring the omission of I name from the ding was the mista face in party ranks i tarift leaders, n. 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