New Britain herald., 1926-01-09

own snap,on binding posts if ho is careful in soldering leads to the two parts of snap fasteners women use as substitutes for buttons,
 
 Music, with the classics holding a slight lead over jazz numbers, still constitutes the major portion of the broadcast from station WRC, Wash ington, according to check made on the stations broadcasting for ono week.
 In order 10 provide tho radio audi cnce with greater knowledge of music, the Conservatory Of Music will have q series of descriptive talks upon the various phases of music 10 be broadcast Tuesday evening at o'clock from WLW, Cincinnati. Radio listeners will be treated to one of the best orchestras in the west, 1t is said when Scheucrmans Colorado orchestra makes it's debut over KOA. Denver. The orchestra will be broadcast every Saturday night at 1o;3o. mountain time.
 DcvoteeS of the two-a-w week dance program broadcast hy KGW, Port land, Ore. welcome the announce ment that this station has secured the services of Cut Krcmer popular jazz pianist, to play groups of inter mission solos, intcrspersing the dance groups,
 Fans who have noticed that Art Hickman and his band no longer broadcast from the Hotel Biltmore, 1 Los Angeles, through KILL, will be interested to know that the famous q aggregation has gone to Florida, where it will offer music at one of l inc large resorts, If hns been re- placed al the Biltmore by Don Clark's La Monica band.
 
 On Jan. 70 WTIC begins the sec- | ond half of it's series of talks by 1 Wesleyan professors. All of them will be given al 2 D. m. with the exception of one, which will be broadcast at 7;@5 D. m. In this series the various phases of taxation, ! public speaking. poetry. drama and governments are discussed.
 The idea of broadcasting educa- tional talks has been received kind 1 ly by radio fans and WTIC's lair college" has become very popular, The second course is as follows:
 Jan. 20-"Some Aspects of Human Inheritance" Prof. Goodrich.
 Jan. -"Mathcmatics Whats Ii For?" Prof Burton Howard Camp.
 Feb 3-'Iife Insurance. the High Spots" Prof. Burton Howard Camp,
 Feb. II. 7:35 D. m.--"Unitcd States Form of Government Prof. Lane W. Lancaster.
 Feb. 17--"The Governments of Great Britain and France" Prof. Lane w. Lancaster.
 Feb. 24-"Tho Governments of Germany. Russia and the Newer States" Prof. Lane W. Lancaster,
 March S-"Tho Way of Income Tax" Prof, K. NJ. Williamson.
 March 10-"Co-opcration. lis Place in Agriculture" Prof. Tossum March 24-"Tife in an English University" Prof, Walter Edwin Peck.
 March S1-"Pubic Speaking foI the Business Man. Prof. Waltel Edwin Peck.
 April 7-"The Western Reserve O Connecticut" Prof. Walter Edwir Peck.
 April 14--"I.atin, Then and Now, Prof. Karl r. Harrington.
 April 21--"Modcrn American Poetry" Prof. Snow.
 April 2S - "Modern Englisl Drama" Prof. Hommcr Edwart Woodbridge.
 May 5--"The French Mind as Scel Through French Literature" Prot Thomas w. Bussom, department 0 romance languages.
 May Automobile Fuels Prof. (. R. Hoover.
 Radio" says Secretary Jardine 0 the department of agriculture, lis al ready a vital factor in the econom ic and intellectual life of the farmer The part it will exert in the futur is beyond calculation. It is easy { foresee millions of dollars added | the value of agriculture through tn employment of methods impartcd b radio instruction" Navajo Indians are partial { band music, is the finding of Milk Kirk, a trader of the Manuelit trading post near the Navajo India reservation in the northwestern pal Of New Mexico.
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