New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1930, Page 22

EW BRITAIN DATLY HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 4, 1930. —WTIC, Hartford—1060 00—Stringwood ensemble 45—*Movie Highlights” 15—Flashes 20—Highlights in Sport :25—News, weather T :30—American Home Banquet 55— Agricultura 05—=Sport Di h orchestra Prohibition poll the Canebrake from *“Manon” 7anne (Jolic Monzelle Zizi: 1 Hope (Gott (Delibes) rickland); Mardi chalk) Bayou Gras Bill ¢ Ttegards o 122—WOR, Newark—710 00—Emil Velazco, organ recital 0—Recital and avia- tion weather forecast 0—Sports talk 0—Uncle Don, cl gram :30—Hotel Astor ildren’'s pro- concert orch comedy :00—Musical hour, 1 program, male qui 1 program, orchestra 10:00—Willard R Deep River orch 10:30—Will Oaklan binson ews; weather report 11 alais Joy orchestri 11:30—Moonbeams, music and New York—660 | ady Next Door, chil-| dren’s program direction Madage 0—Tea Time: 5:45—01d King Mitchell in stories and songs €:05—Black and Gold Room, or- chestra direction Tudw 6:30—American Home incarnation of T Pullman Marion irman 7en Explores His I'arty Alan city affairs committe tional Republican club f the § Mary Merker, Katherine Palmer. Aimce Pushon. sopranos Alma Kitchell. mezzo-soprano: Ts- | abella Addis, Paula Hemminghaus, | Jane Williams. contraltes: Rich- ard Maxwell, teror; orchestra di- rection Will Perr §:30—F dance nders Night Hawks program; Helen 1501 9:00—Mu. Kane 9:30 : Phil Dew ey, ; male trio; orchestra direction Trank Black 10:00—Harbor Light dr: of an old sea captain wi M. Whitney <. 0. Hour; Leo Reisman and his orchestra 11:30—Phil Spitalny's n 12:00—Howard Phillips’ ger orchest tale | h Edwin New York— Olive Wyndhe stock ma ing prices and quotations clal summary of the day exchange closing prices a tations: state and federal ¢ tural reports 6:00—Amy Goldsmith, o finan- cotton 1 quo- Preston—dram life of a interludes 00—Concert: dir Lopez: male chorus 8:30—Around the World by — Lois Benn orche Posternacl 9:00—Mus \ JOIN AND ENJOY Britain’s Most Complete LENDING LIBRARY 1,500 Books to Choose at the BEACON BOOK AND GIFT SHOP 85 WEST MAIN ST. 5:00—Rhythm Kings, orchestra fea-| g:30 othy Randall S:46—KEarly Birds 9:00—Beauty and Health, June Lee Motorists’ Guide \—Hobohemians —La Petite ensemble 9:55—Heallh for Mothers |10:00—The Manhatters 110:30—Recital; Furman tenor; Green ( cker, @ Tordham, compan- orclic So alutes to Industry; Mary Hale Martin's House- tra direction Cesarc chorus 40 voice & 7-11 Billy rchestra School of Cookery Mildred Hunt, —Charis Players; Dorothy Hillpot, novel dircection Ray Juintet —WJZ, New York—760 and Shine, dance band —Morning Showers; Landt Trio 1 White ~The Aunt Jemima Man; Phil Cook in characteristic song num- | bers and dialogue s he Headliners; novelty or- chestra S:45—Topular Bits 9:15—Parnassus String Trio The Manhatters; novelty or- | chestra 10:45—Mary Tiold Period 11 School of Cookery a M. Goudiss Dramalogues | The Recifalists “Mary Olds and Calliope” sketch with musical r Music: rection Ludw tring e d Lauric scuble, S19—WAGC, New York—860 e orches- mant orches with | Holiday. tenor, Helen | . contralto } Dusty Tages | orchestra | and O1d Amer- | 10:00- Frank on Musi nd Julia Sar ul Whiteman hour “Mr. and Mrs.” Conclave wh emt The OL Will 0. Hale | | Martin's Tlouse- 00: Mrs. Al- | ber talk by tary of 1 music of Nations ules orcl | ering again delayed | when he LEGAL OBSTACLES DELAY PAYOFF 40,0007Ghicago Emploges May | Get Their Money Today Chicago, March 4 (1)—Legal bick- | the payoff of 40,000 city and school board em- ployes yesterday, but they were promised that today would be dif- ferent. Several thousand county employes, however, received the rest of their back pay. Treasurer George Hard- ing, assured he would receive the county share of the rescuc mil- lions today, continued the payoft with funds from other county de- partments. The delay of Mayor William Hale hompson in signing the city ordi- nance legalizing the tax warrants was in the main responsible for the city employes not getting paid. Then did sign, it was too late in the day to pay. [ Silas H. Strawn and his citizens’ velief committee finally —completed - { Owl' Trances | 1 ofl | Irolic do and his Royal | | | Much of the mystery surrounding | the popular radio idols, Amos 'n An- | dy is dispelled for the first time in {a current issue of a radio magazine. | ribing the broadeast in detail, | > tells how Amos takes the of the “King Fish,” by the sim- expedient of talking closer to the | ophone in o slightly lowered | tone of voice; o revert o his role of Amos, he steps a few fect and resumes his natural voice. . Cincinnati—7300 Hawa ock report Musical pr Seth Parl Bu le Blower —Around the World —Musical pro Musical pri vBand '—Hotel Gibson orche Variety our —Thirteenth Hour am Yet the difference is so marked says Billy Hay, that thousands of listeners have insisted that the King comniacs | IS is played by a third person. 1 B41—WENR, Chicago—870 )—Air Juniors p 00—Dinner conce Farm Picturesque fragments of Mardi Gras revelry, played on the date of he famous New Orleans holiday, will | nt to listeners over an NBC net- | work from ¢ t to coast by the| | Around the World concert ensemble | tonight at $:30 o'clock. | Tois Bennett, petite radio soy is heard as guest artist presenting | two groups of songs. The first con- sists of Creole melodies from the lit- crature of “New France” and the im- pressionistic studies of prominent composers. The second group is made up of songs of the hayou county. s by Will H. Hays, {“mmp- czar,” will be incorporated in the Westinghouse salutc to motion | pictures to be heard through NBC | | network tonight. | In his short talk, Mr. H -l | dent of the Motion Picture Producers | nd Distributors of America, wifl dis- | uss the policy of the movies, telling | what they are doing today and what | they hope from the future. He will | spealk from the New York studios of | | the NBC. | ano, | Y, Schencetady—3i90 Next Door to children | , produce ma 1d stock T | hour 0 261—WHAM, Rochester—1150 5:00—Children’s hour S:30—Detail announce Don Clark will reveal 0—Ne sion of William Tell durin Marigold orchestra tization of the old classic of Rochester talk I hroadeast in “I'rom Dusty Pages’ 6 o'clock tonight. | the Columbia symphony will add col- or to the presentation. The Columbia i players will enact the various roles. ments | new ver- to b * at incent Lopez 11 | The birthday of a philanthropist and two American inventors will be | celebr: American Home Banquet to be broadcast by the NBC hrough associated stations tonight at | ocloclk. | celebrities are philanthropist, originak vanhoe” Rebecc Geor an, inventor of the Pullman -ar, and Alexander Graham Dell, in- ventor of the telephone. I program o to Industry 1's dar hese and his Greater Gang Aiders King Koal and his Mer- Talisman and his Cru- | , with the | | rat a drama- | Incidental music by | Rebecea | of | the transfer of the first of the mil lions rai ¢ the city through the ta then, another Joker was found, in the deck. Warrants on 1928 List The nts purchased by trawn group were the vin all held by the city in traction fund. Thus, the board of education could not are in the sale. | City officials were el | pur e any of the board's | | | | the 1928 the | warr warrants; and the Strawn group felt the same, To insure immediate pavment to school teachers, however, Uity Con- | troller George K. Schmidt agreed | to lend the board enough from his rescuc cash to meet the payroll. His action has yet to he 1 by the city council, but he | pointed out that the alderman can scarcely refuse to do so. So M. Wallace Caldwell, pre dent of the school board, is back at | the heginning—seeking a buyer for school board warrants. | EVERY SHOE || REBUILTLIKE NEW || Twice the wear was planned for your shoes when they were being built — twice the wear may be had if you bring them to our shop for our modern rebuilding methods. Shoes expertly dyed to || match your dainty holiday | gowns, | e Modern Hat Shop 38 CHURCH ST. Telephone 6328 | nowever, IKeene Rotary Membe Hold Pea Eating Race Keene, N. H.,, March 4 (UP)— With apologivs to Emily Post, the local Rotary club held a pea-cat- ing contest in which only a knife could be used for transferring the clusive vegelable from a cup to the mouth. There was many a slip ‘twixt cup and lip,” but Mayor Forrest . Carey proved singularly adept t the art of pea-juggling and casily defeated his five opponents. Charles Pease refereed the conte —_— Y Harvard Awards Degree To Its Former Students Cambridge, Mass., March 4 (®P— Among the degrees confer Harvard University at the mid-ycar award were thosc annus to two men who enter and 1890 but wka finishing their cours's greater Boston college in 1889 left without ac that time, One was Louis L. G. De Ttoche- mont of Winchester of the class of 1894, who transferred {o Boston University law school and afte graduation became a successful la yer. During the past thr he s completed Harvard courscs and was award an A.B. degree with honors y > Yyea his 1 The other, was David M. 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Goodnough, act- ing prohibition administrator, Jed {the raid with a squad of 15 men. He | d later that entrance was gained | casily and denied that any of the | raiders or investigators w that admission to the bar or to the building had been gained by the use of Elks' cards. Those arrested Tdward C. | , 60, alleged bartender; Jacob Gordon, 42, floor manager, and John A. White, 35, a waiter. Thomas Digan, 54, who was in charge of the | door, may be summoned, Major | Goodnough said. The names of seven | | customers were taken. The liquor seized included §7 bot- tles of Canadian ale, 141 pints of | high and dry gin, 2 pints of high | grade of whiskey, 2 quarts of | | were Perhaps more—because, without missing it, vou will probably have slipped a half dollar or two in the Conscience Fund. quarters of the Boston lodge of Elks | | demonstrated | their Federal Men Raid Room Connected ' With Boston Elks’ Home, Get Booze |India Hill Bourbon whiskey. | Agent Present in Room Major Goodnough agents during the past two | months had frequently spent time in |the room that entrance was gained easily. An agent was in the room when the officers arrived. Newspapermen and photographers were ejected from the hotel in the |excitement after the raid. Socialists Expel Two | Who Took Cabinet Jobs Paris, March 4 (P—The contin- ued opposition of the radical-social- ists to Tard minis today when group, after a short discussion, expelled J. L. Du- mesnil and Henri Falcoz, who ac- pted posts in the cabinet. 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