New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 26, 1929, Page 20

20 NE DAILY HERALD. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1929. #5 7 dall \\J 77 O B N THURSDAY = 1 o s Eastern Standard Time RIS i B95—WJZ, New York—i60 283—WTIC, Hartford—1060 k Music Critic on the Air” it Alf m vs bullet Repo o hol reports tural repor 303—WBZ. Springficld—990 | P I ) inal stocks ¢ Abe 1 Government bulletins Richy o T Welcon & ) | Tuo A S 1 ) Al « Sriey My 125—WLW. Cincinnati Sin; Wouldn't ! Valse Felice; s N ; [k H Jube Dance = 44 for the River: Selections fr The Story of An Opera e ing Soes Hollingsworth Hall 10:00—Mid-week program Henry Fillmo 1 his band 11 M 1150 fistins Lo \ program 11:08—Hockey: b ns vs. New \.\; ‘ York Rangers 2 —WOR., Newark—710 eila Kimball rinity reh Brantwood. SH—WENR, Chicago—S870 hi - a chi ication i Farmer's Farmer — iltural mar 6:00—Program ¢ | ers’ exchange, conducted 6:05—Aviation weather forecast Farmer Rusk. nationally known 6:10—Ralph Leigh. tenor | agricultural expert €:20—Sports talk The Music Parade — a va- 0—Uncle Don (children's pro- | riety progra | whal and 11-pic I —Dr. ank Payne (talk on psychology) —Flements of aviation 7:30—""Checker Cabbies” (orches- | » Syhphony with Enzo | 10:00—Red Lacquer and Jade (Or-| cert pianist: r. feno iental philosopl e | A D Ever 10:30—Aunt Mandy Chillun (col- | mnounc e Mem Mudcats, old ony: Jim ored folks, music and daloguc) tunes 11:05—Kee's orchestra mentali 11:30—Moonbeams (string trio and | baritone \ girls' vocal trio) 349—WABC, New York—360 My Boo 5:30—Littman 389—WBRBA. Holiday. t¢ Richards, | ¢ Martha, Wi song- contralto | tors €:00—Columb phony orches- | ¢ House story tra — Kenvon Congdon, soloi: —Civic ertory Plays—1 3 Gallienr 114 )—Rundback’s orchestra )—Bernard Levitow and his en- |1 n Alley, tenor wtistician semble $:00—Th. jonal | 12:¢ . Schenectady William Wile §:3 program 8:0 produce mar ) Wash- 1 « L the Family ! > Ann Orzi . 260—WIHAM. Rochester—1150 13— WEALL New ) ork—660 Clild e o IS T 0 Amo i 1 H I vio 7 Mi S 1 rano 5 tino A 2H—WNAC, Boston—1230 y f Ir 1 and i \l progran and | An A i fantusy XOOASTADIO PROGR 4775 in Was 226—WDRC, tenor ts wave- | Arcti to lit to that hymenopterous | | whose sound is nio according to the recommendation put of ing the power watt. Hum en fourth mil- att can just by or will 1 ear 1o sound is 1o igible but may | harles A woven | e aximum hum coii- entertain- tent allowable t reports, and the | t of hum ene { proximates ti this: Daily reports of th Frank West- NR orches- as a bee's hum due v of even a high grade dyni- | tions a com- and | various army (ieiatin Short wive Gilbert Ross, American violin epertory (playlets) | < 14-pic s Rangers (male | WENR orches . or- quartet and Lonesome Cowboy) | ganist: How r. con 1 in 1919 he appeared with many nd Bob, Hawaiian Edward Davies, Wilson, saxo- . vocal har- k., Ray and - populas Miss Harri- Opern Metropolitan ew York t is novelty will pro- Miss Harrisor accident sl St. Louis Gangland Hen o Searched for Slayer irs from her section of Harrison bird ently 1tion . in Plattsmouth, i< ol Graduation Photos picking up two stations locute pression was perfect, he s To celebrate the Jewish holiday of hanukah, radio station WPCH, New r a full hour of He- religious musi Young 1 Hou Sund, Decemb , from 5:30 to €:30 p. m Isracl -~ GROUP OF PLANES TILE WINTER . Army Machings Will Make Long - by original oo Flight in Sub-Zero Weather and equipn weather and te rort wave radio comi unica for “tl 1 of the pla ront ya comb; of wi ce and sub- wunicatio n the aircraft md permanent he condueted in coop: American Radio It will create a net 1 with the A. | stands of an 1 the cou try from coast to coast and horder receiv- to horder. ctory Take Northern Koute a8 las the day when 18 pu s BiV- and two 1y transpor th skis instead of landi will start Spokan return ol millionth {and Minneapolis, “Y1 Major Ralph TRoyee, « the first purs: in char flight. Adamson Y - | a Yrifor acronautics nd Lieutenant glon, will supervise radio comi ation en 1 Radio League to Aid ion of the American 10, of which Hiram nventor, is presi- Davison o The coopers Radio Relay Ir Maxim, famous dent, w listed by M nd Major General Jane = | chief of the air corps b pursuit d from isola in ands of am mes Wash Arthur Conn., in till highly ex- t 1o is quite cerfain that com- iication may 1 from point to poin z route followed by the relays and the speed with wi ch they func- tion will furnish valuable and inter- data. 1 am cert that short dio soon will play an im- portant role in tary ope To Test Winter Fquipment Complete ¢ 1ils for the maneu- iio s will he wor 1. But. aside cal and combat te vill afford the opportunit mine the efficiency of winter flying cquipment, including new goggles for snow flying, heaters and covers or engines, and the effect of zero weather on engine efficiency. tlight v to deter- St. Louis, Dec. 28 (UP)—Authori Louis’ Ghetto toda of Frank Cosen ho was shot to death in belicved was a revival hody. a bullet hole iy found yeste tially cove 2l -taken for a rivals and hot as he was scated in his ow 1y | automobile o fiort was m “ on | tal Cosenteno's ) when he was fired Bt ali 2,50 per doz—3 doz. $6.00 ARCADE STUDIO—of course Stop at Once P method f SUCCESSI Now is the Time to Eat Oysters and We Have DrRORo , » the BEST FOOT SPECIALIST When in Hartford dine with us, and i I FOOT-PAINS || tallen 5 unions and ther foot troubles. (Made to order only) from a cast of the f 1 posit Worn experience | HOW ABOUT THIS, usseauN.D. (11 MAIN ST, PHONE 616 Jon’t forget to bring sonie home for the other members of the family. [ Wm. H. All HONISS’S ‘ Bl ll,I)ln:(; C()N'l’l(.\et"rl]()ll OYSTER RAOUSE 19 Murray St, 22 State St. Hartford, Conn. (Under Grant's Store) and xylophone in time and ex- 1 is under the dircction of Miles Kleve, of the Council of shington, Diec. 26 (P)—liers army air corps will advance in January over 500 mile front,” from Deiroit to Spo- to measure the cndurance ot in sub-zero ot ent today an- shock troops ro long distance radio nd stations will clay league, which rough thou- 1t < iers through Helena, f.000001 [ Butte, Miles City, Bismarch retary of war ivil as well as mili- | Henry Morans & Sons WEATHER REPORTS FOR MAIL PILOTS Connecticut to Play Part in Broadcasting Information v E 1. MANNING ( " 1 u. N. B Her Washington, D, C, Dec. 26 Within a very few weeks a com- tors between Richmond and in which Connecticut will part, will be in full swing, announ; ivisi the department of com- merce tods All long that route will be es- d weather stations where will b hered 1 then broadeast by dio so that those in flight can learn the exact conditions all along On that sectior : route be- en H 1nd Bos- ton weat on will blished at Hadley 0 AN N han . the highest route and the sce point on of many fatal station will e lish my aviation centers Island if 1 want to ta When the system s in full opera- tion, «cach collection * of weather data will start at some given time | 15 cvery ho on the hour. At that| time Hadley field will send out over ateletype system all the flying data 1l ana th walue to 1 thinks of suffi- ation would be received on th types of all stations, interme had completed its station, that at Armonk, would send what information it had on flying conditions there, wind velocity, con- ition of the field and so forth. Chis would be repeated until Bos- ton had its say. When that was complete every station all along the route would have all the informa- tion of value at that time. Then the o stat 1t Boston and Hadley field wo! broadeast all the mes- si 5o that aviators in flight could pick it D th stations would hroadeast the same information simultaneously 50 that the flicr could pick up either one. This is the same s 'm used between nd Cleve- present on the air rou Newark, or Hadley field The feletypes use e owned and ire being installed by the American cphonc and Telegraph company and are misnamed telephone type- OSCH ADIO Bold and Serviced By BLAIR & BRODRIB 170 Main Street 8old and Berviced By 373 MAIN ST. BOSCH RADIO Sold and 8erviced By DERSON ELEC. CO. 163 Arch Street BOSCH RADIO i Sold and Serviced By POLISH MUSIC STORE mess write paper: of system of furnishing weather orts and other flying data to Thus far, in d Ly the airways writers, since they are in reality telegraph-typewriters, tors anywhere in the down to the machine and write his : as he would on a type age is repro- |duced on every teletype on the s tem. This is the same method em- ployed in sending out news to news- s and has been used by the ment of commerce for about and the m ar to distribute flying data. The installation of the system through Connceticut is merely 't of a program instituted by the ays division of the department commerce a year o which will see, when completed, a system checking th weather that will cover practically every square mile territor ross the erra Neva la, and San Ir i S the only sy fhe Transcontinental airway; be- tween Cleveland, Rochester, Syra- cuse, Schencetady and then down Hadley field, before next sum- mer, Any opera- ystem can sit was | impossible, however, ¢ route through Connecticut, bLecaus it is more or in the United States. | wdition to the route between Newark and Cleveland, one oun- jtains on the Pacific. coast bLetwe Carson City. N cisco and the latter place Dic ope tablished in different sections of t country. set aboard the airplane ena pilot to be constantly adv changing weather conditions will do more than any other fac to ems in Present plans, however, call for the completion of the s tem clear across the continent on necticut is he |American Telephor Several other routes in the mid- die west have been marked off for an installation of the system In laying them out, the airways perts try to establish the w ations 60 miles apart, or one for every other flying field, since field usually 30 miles apart. s irregular. Before the present system wa known, the flier faced all sorls of hazards wHh the system then in vogue. He usually left an air with information on weather that had fo serve him for three or four hours, when as weather dat, conditions, hour. 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