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New Britain herald., 1927-06-24
Through the Static

There was heavy static last night,
denoting the approach CT atmos-
rheric stomachache. Volume. how
ever, was excellent and there seemed
to be little fading. When the static
got too heavy and the lightning
flashes began to occur with great
frequency, we stopped and pulled the
switch.
Because Of the fact that the
weather was so warm the early part
Of the night was spent in riding
around the, countryside. and you
can't blame us, can you? We expect
ed to return shortly after 9 O'Clock.
which we did, and listen in until
about midnight. Our plans were
frustrated. but we got a good slant
on conditions just the same.
The Colts Park orchestra from
VITO offered program similar to
the one presented the night before.
II was nice, bright dance music, suit
a BILE for a warm summer evening.
Again We were thankful that We
weren't up in that crowd.
Sweet and Low" on Il program of
old time songs. was presented from
WPCH, New York. The station was
loud. but the static was pretty
frightful. The movie review from
WPG. Atlantic City. was more or less
interesting. The speaker was answer
ing questions of a non ,ansical ma
ture when We tuned in.
WGBS. New York, came through
loud, a dog talk being offered. The
speaker was using several storiess Of
Helen keller's famous dos. "Hcgo.'
Beyond those few stations We
didn't venture. The static started to
became sharp and we noticed that
the lightning was increasing consid-
crably.
Luncheon hostesses are tuning in
their radio sets these day: to VITO
for the MONDAY music broadcast by
that station. These broadca SITS which
have proved so popular that they
will remain on the summer schedule
OF VITO, are presented by three Or
chestras: Norm Cloutier ard his or
chestra play in the Blue Room Of
The Travellers club on Mondays and
Fridays: the Brown Thomson quin-
tct on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and
the Hotel Bond trio on Wednesdays.
That's all for today, thanks
p. T.. J..
New Britain herald., 1927-06-24
religion ELECTION
| ISSUE IN MEXICO
Gen. Gomez Nominee Of Newly
Formed Political Party

Mexico, June c4.-tR-With a
platform indicating that the MeNi-
can religious controversy will be in
jected into the campaign, General
Arnulfo Gomez has been nominal
ed by the anti party
as its candidate in next years pres
idential elections.
AS originally drawn one of the
planks declared absolutely for re-
ligious liberty. but this later was
modified by an amendment, which.
while stipulating the governments
authority to regulate the practice
of cults. expressly promises freedom
of every religion to function. On the
other hand. the platform calls for
enforcement of the constitution
which Catholics point out. is i'm
possible if there IS to be religious
liberty.
General Gomez is a staunch Cath
olic. Recently General Gomez ap-
piled for and received an indefinite
leave of absence from his post as
federal military leader in the Vera
Cruz district.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-24
Western Stations

9b0--KDKA. Pittsburgll-3l8
Baseball scores; dinner concert;
road report
7:S0-News: market period
Same as WIZ
10:55-Time signals; news; weather
5SO-WCAE, PittsburslI-5l7
G-Dinner concert; base oall
7-Dance music: talks
7:40--Motor topics
Same as WEAF
3:10-The County Fair
9:S0-Same as WEAF
10:30-Studio recital
11:30-Dance music
l11O-WGHP, Detroil-c7U
Dinner concert: news; markets
S-Tourng information; children =;
chat
a-Detroit symphony orchestra
ll-Oriole orchestra
Observation-Disclosures
12:15-Oriole orchestra
soo-WWJ, Dftroit-370
Dinner concert
Same as WEAF
9-Musicale
s:30-Same as WEAF
75O-WTAM, Clevcland-40o
Same as WEAF
9--Studio program
o:S0--Same as WEAF D..
10--Studio recital
lo-Dance music
83O-WSAl, Cincinnati-36t
Same as WEAF
CHICAGO ON THE AK.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-24
Eas tern Stations

,22o-wAAT, jersey city-:ie
6-Plaza dinner music
Market reports
6:45-Sports resume OF he day
76O-WPAP, Palisadcs-39a
-s:30-Radio Franks
| -o:3o-Prince Piotti. Madelyh
! Hardy, songs
| 9:S0-10-Strickland orchestra
1l-Strickland's orchestra
S6O-WA.AM, Newark-SfS
Bill Felmeth. sports
7:15-Gene lngrahams orchestra
7:45-"Stage Whispers
S-The Cordaro trio
:S0-"Zoning." Debating League
Cuisines and Professional Men
League
lo-Great Notch orchestra
1O:15-Four Towers orchestra
l:l5-Theater organ recital
71O-WOR. Newark-l?3
6:l5-Perkins' Playground
S:S0-Bretton Hall string quartet
7:SO-Shin Lees orchestra
Slime: Knights OF Harmony
S:l5-Concert orchestra
S:45- Baritone; pianist
o;l5-Organ recital: contialto
1o-"Mr and Mrs. Newlywed
11;15-Studio trio
1o:55-News bulletins
l1-Weather: orchestra
1O7O-WGCP, Ncwark-cso
f-Orchestra
7-Literaryreview
5--Edward 1semann, xylophone
7:S0-Imperial Imps
s-Bert Norman's orchestra
1o70-WNJ, Ncwar'I-:sO
o-Perth Amboy Boosters
lo--Uke Peggy Gilroy
:so-Madeline Freeman, soprano
l0:40-Frank Frazi tenor
1c:5o-Ida Meisel, pianist
ll-Dance music
tO2O-WODA, Pater>on-:91
5-Music lovers period
5:30-News, sport talk
e-Califorrians
safety talk
Entertainment
of tuberculosis
talk
.1-Clifford lodge frolic al
59O-WOO, PhiiadclDhia-5OS
7:SO-WOO trio
7:55-Science service talk
S:O5-Dinner music
s: 30-Medical talk
orchestra
7tO-WFI. PhiIadelphia-40o
6: 30-ErAe Holst's orchestra
New Britain herald., 1927-06-24
Southern Stations

1O5O-WBAL, Baltinlorc-2S8
6--Salon orchestra
s:30-Dinner orchestra
9;30-Same as WIZ
1O-Studio ensemble
ll-Municipal band
84O-WRC, Washington-l6O
Same as WEAF
9:30-Music
l0-Same as WEAF
1lSO-WRVA, Richmond-25i
Skinner music
9-Nirginia highway report
S:10-Negro spirituals
9:45-Sports review
10-Organ recital
lO:3O-Glee club; trio; uoloists
Richmond orchestra
GOO-WBAP, Fort Wor'l,-5OO
o:3O-Variety musicale
l1:3o--Concert; recital
Musicale
8OO-WFAA, Dalla>-5O0
S:sO-Orchestra; talks
1O:S0-Concert
ssO-WsM, Nnshville-341
l0-Artist recital
|11-Studio program
1.-Nariety program
94O-kTHS, Hot Sprincs-319
10:3o-Popular music
1l:30-Danca music
New Britain herald., 1927-06-24

(s) indicate Pick
OF the programs.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-24

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR BEST RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1927-06-24
NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1927.

For two hours previously Spar
row" had defied the police who or
dered him down. Come up and get
me-" grinned the steeplejack as the
authorities below waved for his
descent. Finally Sparrow" re-
Tented and was arrested as soon as
his feet touched the roof.
The pole-percher's arrest was
made on complaint of the Boston
Automobile club. Officers Of that
organization termed fiagpole-sitting
a traffic hazard. declaring that auto
lists gazing skyward at sparrow"
could not safely pilot their cars
through congested streets.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-24
New Haven Man Dies in
Germany While Visiting

Munich, Germany, June 24.-R-
Leo Zimkowski. OF New Haven,
Conn, one of the German American
Catholic pilgrims to Rome, died
from rheumatism complicated by
heart disease when the returning
party reached Munich yesterday. He
will be buried here.
The pilgrims, who are headed by
Archbishop Drossaerts, Of San An
tonic, Texas, comprise members OF
the Central 'Verein. German Catho-
lies of America.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-24
ORDERED DOWN FROM
HIS FLAG POLE PERCH
"Sparrow" Hollis "Sitting Mara
thon" In Boston Found Menace
to Traffic

Boston. June "a (UP)-Frank
(Sparrow) Holl, 25-year-old steeple-
Jack. who since Tuesday noon had
been seeking nonstop sitting honors
atop Boston's f1agpole. today had
made a forced landing.
What price glory. this marathon
rooster" might have wondered this
morning as, after more than so
hours in the public's eye some 200
feet above fremont street. he pre-
pared to go to court as an alleged
public nuisance.
When sparrow" entered his
bos'n's chair shortly before Tuesday
noon at the peak of the History
Metropolitan buildings fiagpole, he
announced that he was prompted by
"a sweetheart's dare" and that he
would remain aloft for IA days and
IA nights and thus displace Alvin
(Shipwreck) Kelly as worlds cham
pion pole-percher.
But with none of the glory that
would mark a champions descent,
Sparrow" came down late yesterday
and was met on the Metropolitan
buildings roof by Police Superin-
tendent Michael Fl. Crowley. The
latter read a warrant, charging the
long-distance sitter with being
public nuisance for obstructing the
highways.
New Britain herald., 1927-06-24
s,o-w1p, Philadelphia-sos

6o0-WIP, Philadelphta-SOS
s: 10-Dinner music
bedtime story aid roll call: piano
solo
11OO-WHAR, Atlantic City-:73
1:55-Lecture period
|S-Evening concert
Studio concert
7oO-WGY, Schenectady-3SO
Stock reports; news
6:30-Musical program
1:2o-studio musical program
7:30-WGY orchestra
s-Musical program
9-Play by WGY Players
lO:3O-Dance orchestra
99O-WGR, Bpffalo-3O3
6:3o-Woodcraft League CT America
o-From WEAF
1l:o5-lo mid.-Carpenter's dance or
chestra
New Britain herald., 1927-06-24
New York Stations

ElO-WEAE'-lg1
5-Sorey Instrumental trio
5:30-Ann Johnson. soprano
E:45-Hyman Tashoff. violinist
6-Waldorf dinner music
New Britain herald., 1927-06-24
Ton THE AIR

7-Stardom of Broadway
i7:30-The Happiness Boys
Same as VITO
I9-Correct time
9-Grand and light opera soloists
with orchestra
9:S0-La France orchestra and Sa-
tina quartet
10-The Dramers, vocal and instru-
mental
l0:30-Jack Albin's orchestra
11:3O-12-Farrells orchestra
66O-WJZ-l5i
5:30-Basehall scores
5;35--Market quotations
5:4O-Financial summary
5:5O-Cotton quotations
5:55-Agricuitural reports
:5o-Baseball scores
Correct time
Dinner music
7:45-Mitchell Brothers
S-"Modern Strings"
S:30-Same as WBZ
10-Correct time
1Q-Bonnie Ladies'
:30-Roger kahns orch.
56O-WNYC-536
5:45-Herman Neuman. pianist
5:5o-Market high spots
civilian Elder, cellist
6:l5-Chris Meehan, folk songs
6;S0-Frencb lessons
7:30-Police alarms
7:35-WNYC Air College
1:55-BasebalI results
Mandolinist
sS:So-Goldman's band concert
lo:3o-Police alarms and weather
forecasts
78O-WHN-39o
G:So-Ambassador quartet
6 :45-Banjo Buddy, songs
1-Orchestra
1850 Entertainers
s:SO-9--Dance orchestra
10-Prince Joveddah
1l:30-l1-Theater orchestra and
vaudeville
ll:30-Singing organist
11:45-Naudeville period
II mid.-Dance orchestra
S1O-WMCA-3,O
c:10-Belle Brooks. pianist
6:25-Baseball scores
G:30-Ernie Golden's orchestra
Talk; orchestra
7:S0-Diamond orchestra
Sc. A. White Hour
S8O-WGBS-3l9
6-Uncle Gecbee
6:30-Roberts' entertainers
87O-WRNY-:;O9
stock, baseball, sports
7:l5-Doris Tauber. Girl Friend
7:30-Jean Splitter violinist
7:5o-"Insect Life" J. Fl. kraus
S-Anna Dyck, soprano
S:l5-Dave Elman( Town Clown
S:S0-Wesley AYES. baritone
S:45-Five Physicians string en-
semble
9:l5-Aytee Antee Glee club
s: 45-Franklin Four Barjoists
Johnson's orchestra
1l-Elkins' orchestra
Richard orchestra
1i.O-WGL-256
Call
5:o5-Jazz pianist
5:.O-Belini music
): 5O-Newgold. Books
S-St. John Women's Octet
S:30-Leigh Lovel, readings
Clubdom
9:20-Joe Anderson, songs
Dietz ense mble
l0-Caruso defense speaker
Worth's orchestra
Twin unger. songs
Box contest
IL: -'-E'ranklin Lane string quartet
tO-WEBJ-3;U
Milton Yokeman. tenor
0: o0-S. De Cicco. saxophone
9:35-Joe Davis, Melody Man
Smith. songs
dance orchestra
S2O-WABC-3:s
:SO-Show slants
concert trio
s:15-Mid-Pa
Skinner organ recital
ss:So-Opry House Tonight
from \agabondla
Weather forecast
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

KopPLEs PoiNT-s.R. COTTAGE: DELCo
plant; open fireplace: l acre ground: $500
cash. balance easy. N. i4l3: Cleve. 2l8.
POINT PATIENCE.
At Solomon's Island--Refired. restrtctef:
Summer colony: splendid beach; pier: water
system; hotel accommodations. etc. Send for
free circular and road map. Main $500.
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN lie Parade Bldg,
1 Thomas Circle
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SALE---FARMS.

14-ACRE POULTRY FARM IN OXEN HILL
district, about 3 miles from District. line
/ 900 young chickens orchard. 5-room house,
horse auto and other equipment convenient
to stores. schools, churches; Price. $o.500
Call Mr.. ALLEN. Main AIRS.
ESTATES. COUNTRY HOMES. STOCK AND
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Realtors. Herndon.
Fairfax Co, Va. Phone 3S. 27s
COLONIAL MANSION. OVERLOOKING Po-
Leesburg. Va.
I25 ACRES FINEST LAND IN MONTGOM:
cry County. Maryland, improved by good
farm buildings y mile frontage on. on concrete nn,,
In lihe OF northwest development. Write or
call at once: this is a fine opportunity for
investment as well as farming.
CISSEL g. 0FFUTT. INC.
Phone Rockville I20. Rockville. Nd.
COUNTY PROPERTIES.
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sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
PRICES ADVANCE
In 7 EE HEIGHTS

On the hills of Arlington County. 400 fee,
above Washington. Lee Heights has won the
reputation of being the most fortunate ~
point Of natural beauty OF any suburb
around the National CAPITAL. For, the sd-
vantages one gets. ii also is considered the
most reasonable. Pre-development prices are
about to be discontinued In our new section
g.. They will advance 1919 June IS.
make your selection al once. You will have
the lots of your choice and you will save
from $500 to 5000 on each one. Call Mata
1145 for one OF our big cars to take you to
the property without obligation.
RUBY LEE MINAR, INC,
1905 New York Ave.
Main 1l46. 13s
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18th and New York Ave. NV.
Fine Stores at Low Rentals.
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1908 Connecticut Ave.
ADJOINING Rauscher's New Building.
Reasonable Rental.
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S16 Connecticut Ave.
Opposite T. s Chamber of Commerce Bids
Rental Only S15 per Month.
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RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.
INCORPORATED,
1921 Conn. Ave. Main goo
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RENT--FARMS.

50 ACRES. RMS. BATH. BUNGALOW:
barns, etc: fruit. grapes: IS minutes out;
move right in: very low rent. Apply 14O3
II ST. NV. Room 407. franklin 2S21. 21e
II2 ACRES LAND. BROOM HOUSE AND
olitbuildings bordering on the District: suit
able for dairy. chicken or trucking Cheap
C.. NJ. PLUNKERT
1910 Eye St. NV. Phone Frank 16l 30'
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1916 Connecticut Ave.
AT DUPONT CIRCLE.
Large Show Window and Mezzanlne.
Rental on Application.
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,,1rAiy1hIE REAL l. EARGAINWSRs GpAIISNV5RfS 40 HOME

Beautiful brick home 90 II. wide with
covered concrete front porch and Mansard
avenue in, the attractive Petwerih com. CON-
porches, hardwood floors. artisie lighting nv
lures and decorstions: concrsts cellar com, nf
servants toilet. Nice yard 10 mayed alley
with room for Earage: Every desired fsstass W
gain that you should inspect II You want
the most for your money. Call Col. l006s
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WOODBRIDGE, d. c.
NEW DETACHED
BUNGALOWS.
UNEQUALED AT 8,95O.
ONLY $500 CASH.
LOTS 40 FEET FRONT.
Five sunny rooms, hot-water
heat, tiled bath; big, light cellar
front and rear porches.
$500 to-3814 Eastern ave. ne.
One block north of R. |. ave. at
d. c. line. Open for inspection
all day.
L. E. F. PRINCE.
3l4 Investment Bldg. NJ. 6o8l.
Or Any Broker,
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DETACHED BUNGALOW.
rooms, 2 baths: garage; large lot. d
Webster at. NV. Price, sill 800.
WALTER 4. DUNCAN. ,oos
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5oe5 sth NV - LARGE GROOM SEMI.
detached DUNCAN brick house with Gear ga
rage.
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2l6 18th NE.-5-room brick with gear
garage: frat commercial.
sTONEBRAKER. Main o427.
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

ABOUT 10 ACRES IN VILLAGE BETWEEN
culture, fishery or subdivision. Price,
$4,000, Apply JAMES R. RING sos
st. Sc. Washington, ID. c. 27s
BEST Boy ON LEE HIGHWAY: 1000
for 22h acres over 1.4O0-foot frontage.
near Fairfax, Come and see this. JOHN
ROONEY Phone Fairfax 80.
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719 18th St. NV.
Just North of Pennsylvania Ave.
Rental. $3.50 per Month.
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NENL E&S ~ I-s
We specialize in selling. buying. renting
In Petworth section.
CHAS. SCHANA,
sia ppshur %. q. Adams 1Qie2:
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CORNER BUNGALOW.
$3.50.
Chayv ChaSa ND

Splendid big brick home with bay win
dow; good location on car line: in first COM
mercial zone: can easily be renlodsled and
used as store and residence. In excellent
wood floors and oak woodwork: electricity.
hot.water heat: concrete cellar good yard to
screens and awnings. The party that is
looking for real bargain will hnd this
house priced far below its market value for
quick sale. Very good terms. Call Col.
1911 after go pm.
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8 fEJTERTH k5oNsI sblE3,fE H2HEGs1kf eEk9@E. kf2SgEi

Colonial tapestry brick nome VITA slats
front porch. sleeping and breakfast porches.
on : hish elevation in an, an a'irsctiye nor,h-
tiled bath with buiIt-n tub and shower;
master bedroom across entire front Of
built-in garage deep sodded lot 70 paved
alley. This home - convenient TO car and
bus lines and all the ADVANTAGES OF this
beautiful section OF the city. IL you are
looking for home that 10 . real berGaip.
do not fail TO sec this one before buying.
Only $3.50. Easy .srnis can be arranged.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY 70 OBTAIN
a l50-car capacity garage and paying bust
ness Stone and cement construction, con-
age space. ramp to second floor. viii ex-
change for properties subject to one trust
or second trust notes. Address BOX 35o-A.
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THos. E. FARRELL CO.. OWNERS.
MAIN 700.
q ROOMS. ENCLOSED PORCHES: BUILT
in garage: iust off 18th 81, in excellent
locatton. 1899 Upshur st. NV. Price.