davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

RuiCK SEDAN: this car looks like new both
mechanically perfect and ie absolutely guar
ahteed; don't buy a new hulek before YOU
see this one. We also have a standard six
Buick sedan. hsnassenger coupe aud Y.
represent real harg aims, terms, Wash,ngtu tom
Cadillac Go, has Conn, ave,
BUICK 1927 MASTER SEDAN 9.passenger;
a Gold Seal car with very luw mlieage, =
new ear guarantee and terms. You would
i now aud save ii Too, Vii seeept sear
ear IN trade aud give terms. Dick Murphy,
Inc, Buick dealers. tS3A iith 81, Open
evenings and SundaSs
HtlICk taa9 SEDAN, s.,ioor. original Ha,sh
upholstery and n,ntor la very xoad shane,
aew tires aud she ear carries Il neM ear SurA-
Ia trade Ask TOR Nh. Nvee, ldAn M
nuck standard siN, AA'ass Coupe @S1n
Buick standard SiN, s,passanger Sedan SO0
hhiek standard SLY, h-Passeager Coach AAO
hutrk Master Mn, sspassenger Roadster sga
eSs saster sstsr SIX SIX ssssSsss sedan ss SSS
On the ahase Sou are Untitled 10 free
driving lessans, alsu The eAnle ieFms, serv,
Ire anu guarantee that Ma give an hrantkuew
nuieks Phone. NUrth lao, ask tar 4, y.
Ypn Open from % an, untl D nm s
AuicKS~Wa have son.s ot the nneas uses
ears that cAn. he purchased y anlatl dawn
paSment and balance munthy, These care
have henn thoroughly reeanditlnned ard are
e,ialan.eed 10 give satisfactory service .ftei
y, WsndFltRaa hnssiNn, Va. VtaFendaN lSHn,
mnck MASrER q CollrE, tns7-~with raN,,
hlo .eat, Driven se0t MILES, new tires this
e4r has had eNfentaaalls seod eAu 8nd to.h :
asias". aSi n asda. s 'S'"''' 'S''' '"'' @'
Evening star., 1928-04-07

PIERCE-ARROW IMPERIAL SEDAN. sctuai
mileage only IL 900: in tlp-toD shape m
every detail: a high grade car st very low
price: terms Washington Cadillac CO.. ll3s
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES.
Having taken several second.han soda
fountains in exchange for Bilt-Rite electro
mechanically refrigerated fountains we. are
offering these fountains re-cOnditIoned In
first-class shape cheap. Reasonable terms "
desired. Also everything in the way OF foun-
tain supplies.
THos. +. BURcH CO., INC
Evening star., 1928-04-07

PONTIAC LANDAC-New car carefully
used; less than 200 miles: cost delivered
and equipped 81 .095: sacrifice $3.50; s.lsn-
terms trade: don't hesitate. New YORK
Evening star., 1928-04-07

sTUDEBAKER 1926 BIG SIX SEDAN: N
excellent condition. completely equipped: top.
tires paint excellent: low price AZ $3.50;
Evening star., 1928-04-07

PONTIAC-Wili take your Pontiac As psrt
Dayn1ent on either a new or use6 BUICK
Buick Agency 18th and You ste. n.w-
Evening star., 1928-04-07

Mans '21-jewel Elgin watch
in gold filled case. Spe-
cial ..................S .S25
Evening star., 1928-04-07

STUDERAKER SEDAN and coupe, 1874
Both cars in excellent condition: 500 each:
terms Phone North 347. or call AZ 112o
Evening star., 1928-04-07

CHEVROLET COUPE. 1925: fully equipped
nothing 10 spend but the purchase price
S225: 500 down. balance eight monthly pay
rr1nnfs Onena Mnfnr Co 6222 Ga
Evening star., 1928-04-07

PACKARD SIX 1925 SEDAN; disc wheels.
new Duco c0lors. At 81 1876. II IL priced
considerably under the market. az yOu will
realize the minute you see ~. On yea. II
is q word of honor car and guaranteed in
writing. Don't let them kid you. See this
one. Dick Murphy. Inc. Buick dealers.
1898 14th st. Open evenings and Sundays.
Evening star., 1928-04-07

CHEYROLET-wiu take YOUR Chevrolet as
part paynlant on either a new or used
Buick. Buick Agency 18th and You Gts.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
DRUG STORE.

DKAlh - aJK T..
Business bringing aver 5000 annually,
neeuDyins tine new building III one nt heEt
SECTIONS Washington, Owner iaktng w 0thst
duties viii srli business 10 reliable party and
ieAse fOF aver period af years al very rsa'
altahie rental An 0pp0rttniiy that iH rarely
~ aiiabis, Address Box d7Ok, star office.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. contrac-
tors: sold rented repaired. bargains all
makes limited Tyne & Add. Machine Co
Ion7 n Y ave. Main 15OG. 9s
Evening star., 1928-04-07
sALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

CADILLAC SEDAN: 1878 takes this week
end special: the purchaser will receive
wonderful value: first come. first served.
We also have a complete assortment of F-6I. g.
V-63 and 314 model CadilIacs: these cars
are all in excellent condition and are abso-
luteIy guaranteed Washington Cadillac Co.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

COUPLE. competent. white. butler -housemaH
and cook. for year-round position, country
home: three in family. Man must drive ear
occasionally References required, Address
II. z. Attefb4lry. ANNAPOLIS Md.
Evening star., 1928-04-07
SITUATION--MALE.

ATDITOH--YGung man % capable and ex.
.,eFIeu0e1 desires noSltiou az Office manager
ard auditor A1dress Box 227-K. Star ofiire.
Evening star., 1928-04-07

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1927-Brand-new.
never used: new-car guarantee: sold for SS13
fully equipped. will sell for S875: accept
S225 cash and small monthly payments
liberal allowance ynur For further
information call GA. lB41
Evening star., 1928-04-07

CHANDLER COACH. I925-ApDearance and
condition excellent: guarantee for 30 days:
$3.50: terms Phone North 347 for demon
stratlnn or sen at I12R 2nth At NV
Evening star., 1928-04-07


OFFICE FURNITURE
FROM II y GOVT
Complete line ot desks til6 eahineta lOck'
ers offiee chairs and tahlea tfemendans % say'
inga Everything YOU want for Vpnr once
WASHt NaT0N SALVAGE co
Furniture Dent. ain hth -. NV
VACUUM CLEANERS.
une ROYAL electric vacuum cleaner, demon
atfator. like new, special price, easy pay
ments
WASHING MACHINES
One Whlrldfy electric washer demoastras
tor like rev htleeia nrtca, eAsY payments.
tine Gntilnld electric washer. denluustFaiur:
like new EASY nayments.
uue 1900 Whirlp0o washer, demonstrate !
like new easy pASments
IRONING MACHINES
tine GOfileid electric clothes irnn*r, "uineh
roll. demonstrator, like new, special price,
easy paymfnta,
j n HARDING a co. INC,
aAu Connecticut Ave. n W
Show Cases aud Store Fixtures,
ltusc X Company "Aln,Mnne. H., !, r. Mn. ,.,',
iSgy." baltimore phone, Plaza aaae,
Evening star., 1928-04-07
HELP--DoMESTIC.

CH1NBERMAID WAITRESS Experienced
eol0red woman for private home. Must have
rood cjiy reference. Must stay nights. Wages
$50 Phone North S4IS between 4 and q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

u MoToRHAx szRLI0z6 Megszinteti mo-
torhAz szokott lscsapodasat.s
" KARBUREToa0 0yorsit6 pumpaval bels6
gazol6val Is venturf xzr6val
~ MANIFoLDoK ~ ckz EMEszT0K- oil
cs6bbk teszik hajtast 6s teljesen kihasznaljak
robbanas erejet.
VI ~ NAcYoBB ER6--A tsati motor ajitasok
k6yetklEt6hen.
VI xE&1szT IAA1GLzgU HtT6--A lsgujabb
hdt6 szisstsshs smsly tslsn msga1adkiyossa meg
AZ all<ohol etpifolgiskt i.
VI VIZ PUlEPAr~JA baaanssirozv. olajosott
csapagyalkal IL
alatt bels6 lampallkal msgvil6 gitva.
" BIzTosrro zAR0KtszULEK - naiiaserek
kozt egysssrre s4rja gyujtast s ~ attktelt is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

VI GAzoLINE MUTAT6-A miisserek kozt. To-
lyadSk m6r6vel.
VI STOP LAMPA-Teljesen a hats6 l1mpfval
szereiye. ss
VI cLUTcH-Egyes sziraz lenez tipus. Pnhabb,
sirns5sS es er6sebben miik6dik
" K0RMANY KkSztjLEK- -Rsndkiyll k0ny.
nyen keselhet6. vi korn&ny ksrek.
" vAZ- Er6sebb Is melye6b. Alkalmas Love
Joy schock Absorberhez. Uj extra gnni tart6.
" TEHGELyEK- -zl0l 6s h6tuL xsy incesslma-
gasabbak. ,ss5s sssss
" KEREKEK- lTaEyobbak = sr6sSSbeks ri
tengely taTt6k
Ezen sok uiitds msllstt k6t tsljesen III madSat Is
talal: egy nsgy ajt6s sxedlnt n lpozt Ianlxn
szedant, amely ! lsgutolj6ra kerdlt ii Fisher.
nesterkeze altL N6Ske meg ezekst Hatosohat
hat kil6mb5s6 modelben &c 1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

~ acara az lit felsorolando ujdons&goknak,
- mem vagyunk kepesek tolial 1eirni, hogy
mennyire tulszarnyalja az vi Pontiac Six q t6bbi
alacsony aru hat cilinderes gepeket.
Olvassa el az njitasok reszleges hstajat.
VI FISHER KOCsITEsT-U vonalalk, uj Duco
szinsk. VI dupla forrasztas, Vi meghosssabbitott
ablaksk, vi el6r6szek.
VI sARHANY6K-Uj lampak msgasap episye,
vi fellspoIs v<dstt iAbhelyeLkel.
W NtGY KERtK FEK-Teljesen kiegyenlitve
mechanical miik0dessel
" GlGR CILINDER rEJ-A General Motors
liserleti laborat6fiama hoaazas iris6ristenslk -
ersdmtnye. Kipr6bfiva ~ Oakland S-oaSn, mines
bsnne sorej, vsgy kopogis, b6rmily gasolint Is
haszn6ljon.
NJ GAzoLIN PUMP szirovel msgssoAott
vsasum tart6ly helyett.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10
'foday's Features
1us!a,'s Features

Despite rainy weather last SdiIr
day, the most important foo, ball
games v.r. interesting at least they
seemed 50 over tn" radio according
to our friend Phillips tarIin's de-
scription OF the lale-Dartm out h
gam" and McNamce's play by play
recitation over the ether waves of
the Princeton Ohio game from c.
lumbus. where We take it weather
was fair. AS the season draws near
.r to its Close. We find that the race
for supremacy is tighter, Win
eliminations coming in surprisingly
enough with the final whistle each
Saturday. So far in the east and for
that matter in America the outstand-
ing team outside of Georgetown for
gridiron supremacy is Army. which
today tackles its mid western
opponent Notre Dame at Yankee
stadium.
The game is scheduled for 1880
and will be broadcast over WEAF.
VITO and WEE1. Although Notre
Dame has not Jared so well this year.
it is the only large calibre team left,
which might turn the trick and
avenge Harvard and Yale. What
ever the outcome. we are inclined TO
think that the game will be full of
exciting plays
While the Army mule will kick
and dodge the opposing huskies. tn.
Navy dr.adna lights will cndeayor 10
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10
Patents Issued to
Connecticut PeOple

Nist compiled weekly from the
Official Gazette by the office Of
Harold O.: Manning. Manning Bros.
Shoe Co. 211 Main street, New
Brittany.
Morris II. Bennett. Waterbury,
assignor to sccvill Mfg Co. Varia-
BILE condenser.
Christian n. Bergmann. Pitts
burgh, Pa. +. 2. Taylor, Newark.
N. ]. and G. Taylor, Hartford. Conn,
assignors TO Bergman Packaging
Co.. Pittsburgh. Pa. Cup-depositing
mechanism for unit-measuring ma
chimes.
Edward P. Bullard. Jr., Start
ford, assignor to the Billiard Ma
chine Tool Co., Bridgeport. C.
patents). power chucking device.
and turret head for machine tools.
Charles n. Coryell, Mamaroneck.
n. T.. assignor to Scovill Mfg. Co.
Waterbury. C patents). 4 four vani-
ty case; and 2 for sectional wall
vanity case.
Peter A. Crombic, Jr, Thompson
willie. Snow scraper.
Arthur c. Gaynor, Stratford.
Electric switch.
Alfred c. Gilbert. Hamden. assig-
nor, by mesne assignments. to the
A. c. Gilbert Co, New Haven. Toy
building element.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10
EASTERN STATIONS

1O2O-NODA, patcrsoil-2Sl
5:S0-News; sport talk
9-Izaak Walton League
9:l5-Pop Moore and Kid Potter
9:30-Mildred Feltman, soprano
l0-Orchcstra
O:l5-Harry Fink's Music
11-Organ recital
:30--Lido Venice entertainment
IL mid.-Dance orchestra
S8O-WIP. Philadelphia-3i0
3-Dickinson Land
a--Landis, musical saw; Telephone.
tenor
G:3U-COnCcrt orchestra
bedtime Story: Roll call
S-Mixed quartet
81. $. Navy Yard band
10-Orchestra
10: orchestra
ll:l5-Orsan recital
1lOO-Nlr:. Atlantic City-273
7:u5-Dinncr concert
S-Armistice Day talk, Colonel Will
liam 4. Carleton
S:l5-State schools symphony orch.
J.JU--Concert orchestra
lU--Dancc orchestra
0:30-Dance orchestra
sVO-NGI, Scllrncct;uly-3SO
1:30-Football game, Army Notrc
Dame at Yankee Stadium
7-rcnnsylvanians
Musical program
S--Musical program
S:3O--Sanle as WEAF
ll-DanGc program
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10
SUNDAY PROGRAMS
aGO-NrIC, HartfuiL-j:5

DbU-NIN, VIVtloiN-ooJ
1:3o-- Musical program
biblical Drama
2:3p-Chambcr Music Program
3-Dr. stephen S. Wise
4--Dr. $. Iarkcs callnan
5:3U-Silent ul.il O'Clock
6-Wcymouth Post band
6:3e-Musical program
7-I,einald Wcrrenrath. baritone
7:3o-Ma .or Doves Family
9-Dayid Lawrence our Govern
nent'
American Legion Armisticc
program
lO:l5-Corrcct time
aOo-WBZ. Sprtngiicl.l-333
le:45-Church of the Unity
VETERANS Hour
l:30--MuSical program
roxy stroll
5:cS-Weathcr report
5:29-Dr. Harry Emerson Fo.dick
S:30-Thc Anglo-persians orchestra
News and Chimes
7:O6-l'iftecn Musical Moments
7:"5-N orld liookman
1:3o-Blue and Gold Hour
S-t.nna Jettick Melodies
S:l5--rollier Hour
G:l5-Furriers Symph onic Hour
10:15-CorreCt time
1o:16-Sportograms
1O:2l-News and weather
1U.30-Studio program
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10
81 kk8 p !! 2 ran
SsSsf "a A2}s2

5;45-Sports talk
S-Chatsw orth Gardens
Experimentation
9-Ridgewood Grove boxing bouts
11-Dancc orchestra
:3o-News; dance orchestra
SSO-WGBS-34s
5-Hebrew orphan brass band
5:55-News
s :l0-Tom Wilson, tenor
S:O-WPCH-3:6
4--Studio program
5-"Relations," Wallack's theater
5:S0-Matthew and Mark. songs
b:o1-George Lloyd. taxation
c: Ehronberg. musical saw
!t:S2-Delirery Boys
l0-United String ensemble
l0:3o-Addt Prohaska, pianist
02O-WRNY-3:8
.-Television: hotel news
1:01-Concert ensemble
7:3o-Financc talk; Newman Broth
crs Duo
S-Television; Tom Wilson, tenor
S:25--Mc Mahon, financial talk
s.3l-Orchcstra
5-Teleyision: Armistice Day
9:15-Joseph Courtney, baritone
J;S0-Jack Pettis' pets
9.O-WABC-3O9
Army Notre Dame football
game
G-Wada Kids
6:So-Hildred Hanson, soprano
Time; weather fol- eCast
7:05-Orchestra
S-Malc quartet
9-Eutopian Quartet, Radio Favor
ties Trio
l0--OrchCstra
1U:30-Orchestra
1O.O-WOV-:Ol
G-Eugene De Reuris. cellist
G:15-Louise Miller, contralto; tenor
6:45-Margit Christensen, soprano
John Murphy, reader
1:15-Al Duke, Irish lad"
7:35-Edwin Howard. violinist
,:45-Adeleinc Gilman. soprano
S-WaverIy Players-,"And Three
Shall Die"
S:30-Leigh and Wainman, songs
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10

representation of the sun. ~ q SYM
Dol Of Immortality. The Babylonians
show lions with wings winged
creatures). The peacock represented
both Immortality and heavenly
beauty.
Q. What was the religious faith
Of the siEners of the Declaration Of
Independence?
A. A ma jority were members OF
the Church Of England. Carroll OF
Carrollton was the only Roman
Catholic among them. John Wither-
spoon was a Presbyterian. A few
other sects we're represented.
Q. Would it be possible to navi-
gate an ocean-going ship without
the aid OF compass-usins only
the stars, sun. moon, etc. to guide II
by?
A. Practically it would be i'm
possible to navigate an oceans going
vessel without q compass. A mariner
might be able to guide his ship by
the stars and sun. in the approx
mate direction in which he wishes
to go but it would be very difficult
and inaccurate.
Q. Who is the president OF the
General Motors Corporation?
A. Alfred p. Sloan. Jr.
@. Is Sessue Hayakawa. the
Japanese stage and screen star,
married?
A. He is married to Tsuru Aoki,
an actress.
Q. How do the number Of auto
mobile fatalities In the United
States compare with the number Of
registered motor vehicles?
A. For 1927 there were 2s,1e7,-
BIS motor vehicles registered in the
United States and for the same year
there were 22.4s5 automobile fatali-
tics.
Q. Where are the general head.
quarters of the Camp Fire Girls!
A. 81 East 18th street. New York
city.
@. How much did the Repub-
lican and Democratic National Conn.,
mittees spend In the 1924 election?
A. The Republican National
Committee reported expenditures OF
$S,063.952; the Democrats reported
$1,230.214.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10

begin at .:15 and will be broadcast
over WIZ. Out In Soldiers stadium
in Cambridge Harvard will attempt
TO knock the strong Pennsylvania
eleven for row of goal posts. there
by maintaining an even pace with its
deadliest enemy Yale. which 1t
tackles November -.
And that's that for football. The
observance Of Armistice day will
commence tonight with anniversary
programs of the memorable day
coming from many stations. At 11:45
tonight program will be heard over
WEAF from the Waldorf Astoria
hotel in New York where the mass
ing of the colors at the American
Legion Victory ball will be described.
At 10 o'clock a nation wide hookup
of stations will broadcast a program
Of dance music dedicated to this
occa sion. In the studio Of the WEAF
studio. the key station. expert
dancers loaned by leading Broadway
producers. will set the tempo for the
music to which legionnaires will
dance. This innovation will enable
the big orchestra to accurately per-
feet its tempo and make dancing to
its strains all the more enjoyable.
VITO will also broadcast this pro-
gram.
Owing to nc numerous breaks in
the regular scheduled programs
during the T. .,ical campaign, many
Of the pro- .>ms originally listed
were never broadcast. owing to last
minute changes and shiftings over
which radio program editors had no
control. However. some OF the post
poned programs will be given from
time to time as time permits. The
operatta "katinka" by Rudolf Friml
which was scheduled for the last
week, will be presented tonight at
3 o'clock over WIZ and WBZ with
.Iessica Dragonette and Colin O'More
in the leading roles.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10
British Study Evils
Of Imbecile Mating

London, Nov. 10 R-'rhe British
board of control. charged with the
administration of the lunacy laws.
published IL survey concerning the
marriage Of mental detectives. No
immediate steps are likely to be
taken by parliament. but the boards
conclusions have aroused national
interest.
"A careful study of the informa-
ton before u.s." says the survey,
leads to the conclusion that the
marriage of detectives has disas-
trous consequences to the conf
munity and that the time has come
when definite legislative steps should
be taken to prevent the marriage of
those under normal"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10

George H. Hart. West Hartford.
Time and temperature control OF
heating clements-
Alexander G. Hatch. Pennington.
assignor to the Sesame Co.. Hart
ford. Lock.
John A. Hcany. New Haven. as
signor to Heany Laboratories. Inc.
Pneumatic shocE absorber.
Henry c. Hook. Bridgeport. as
siRnor to International Fuel Serv.
ice Corp. Undergrate draft blower.
George r. Jacocks. West Hartford.
assignor to the Whitlock Gail Pipe
Co. Heat exchange apparatus.
Fayette Lester. New Britain. as
signor to the Fafnir Bearing Co.
Luslicating means -. anti-frictlon
bearings.
William J. Main. Westport, assig-
nor to c. Errett. New York. N. !.
Cola psible paper cup.
Maxwell c. Maxwell, Stanford.
assignor to the Yale & Towne Mfg.
Co. Paddock.
John L. McAtree, Brooklyn. N. T.,
assignor to Scovill Mfg. Co.. Water.
bury. Vanity box and compact
therefor.
Henry E. Nickerson, Bridgeport,
assignor to the Weber Electric Co..
Schenectady. N. Y. ? patents. lamp
means for electric
fixtures.
Carl NJ. Peterson. Bridgeport, as
signor to Harvey Hubbell. Inc.
Switch movement.
Philip A. Reuter-. Waterbury. as
signor to scovill Mfg. Co. Vanity
case.
Jacob schick. Stamford. Shaving
Jesse A. B. Smith. Stamford. as
signor to Underwood Elliott Fisher
Co., New York. N. Y. Typewriting
machine.
John J. Thatcher Wethersfeld. as
signor to Pratt & Whitney Co. New
York, N. Y. Taiistock for automatic
lathes.
John NJ. Washburn Hartford. as
signor to the Morrow Machine Co.
Bucket for use IN hardening
furnaces.
Richard l.. Wilcox, Waterbury.
assignor to the Waterbury, Farrell
Foundry & Machine co. Making
segments and the like.
Trade Marks Registered
Standard Steel and Bearings. Inc.
Plainvi.lc. Ball bearings.
Trade Mark Applicants
]. c. Haartz Co., New Haven.
Raincoats.
International Silver Co.. Meriden
and Bridgeport. SLIDER plated fiat
tableware.
Marion T.. Moon. doing tableware
business as the Urogen Co.. New
London. Medicine.
Weidlich Sterling Spoon Co..
Rri,' port SilyerWare.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10
Eddy-GIover Post, A. L.,
Officers Nominated

The following officers were NOM
mated at a meeting of Eddy Glover
post, American Legion last evening
at the Legion home on Washington
street: Maurice Pease. commander:
Robert c. Vance, first vice comman-
der: Emil Schaal, second vice COM
mander: Fred f. Clock, adjutant;
Clifford johnson, treasurer, and the
following members of the executive
committee to serve for three years:
William Kelley, Frank Bullock, and
Orrin Curtis.
The above men will be voted on
at the annual meeting of the post
at which time Paige Seaton, state
commander, and Earl Panzer. state
vice commander. will be present to
administer the oath of office.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10

drcd different transmitters arc in
volved, circuits and antennas have
to be reconstructed, and frequency
control equipment must be readjust-
cd. 1t may be some days or weeks
before this vast broadcasting ma
chine is operating AZ a smooth
working whole.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-10
new RADIO SHIFTS
IN EFFECT SUNDAY
Redistribution Of Wave LENGTHS,
Powers, ETC., Arranged

oH sunday, the federal radio
| commission will carry out the latest
radio mandate of congress that
the radio broadcasting wave-lengths.
powers and other facilities be redis-
tributed equally among all the citi-
zens Of the republic-that Is, be d.
vided among the states and sections
of the nation, according 10 popula-
ton.
This redistribution Of the coun-
try's radio, ordered by the national
law making body. of course means
the Withdrawal of wavelengths from
some states end communities which
nave heretofore been enjoying an
excess of broadcasting stations. and
the reassignment OF such wave
lengths to states and sections hither-
10 prevented from having broadcast
Jig stations because the national
spectrum was already full.
With such redistribution of wave
lengths and upsetting Of the familiar
broadcasting structure made in
evitablc by the "equalizing' amend
ment Of the 1928 Act of Congress, it
has been the concern of the COM
mission. an official bulletin from its
office says, while faithfully carrying
out the caualizing or proportions
ality" feature of the act-to see that
a high standard Of radio service be
restored 10 the American public,
which has suffered two years of in
q r hrt
out of the laws breakdown nm 1926.
1t is the millions of rural listen
crs in the agricultural sections and
in remote towns and villages who
will be the chief beneficiaries Of the
new arrangemcnt-especially in
their future ability TO hear clearly
distant large stations and the small
stations in their own neighborhoods
and states.
Improved service TO remote and
farm listeners may also be expected
on the 40 high -powcrt rural scrr-
ice channels. And since these 40
rural service channels are assigned
equally eight TO each of the five
zones. wide geographical distribu-
ton of the country's higher power
broadcasting facilities will be assur-
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