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0a.m.--Dr. Royal S. Copeland hour.
a.m.-Betty Croker home service
talk.
il:l5 a.m.-Radio Household Insti-
tute.
1880 a.nl.-George r. Ross pianist
ii AS a.ni.-3tudio program.
III IS darlington time signals
IL tnoon) Farm flashes.
1910 p.m.--Organ recital.
1880 p.m.--Rotary Club program.
p.m--fombardy Orchestra.
80 p.m.~-Astor Orchestra.
2p.m.-"Current Events" by A. d.
Res.
AIS prn.-~parnaakus Trio.
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Students Vote SANDING Fund.

BUENOfS AIRES, January II HJ.--
Students Of the Central Law School
here have voted 10 raise funds 10 aid
Gen. Augustine SANDING In his cam
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In Nicaragua.
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t24I.S Meters.
7:i5pm,-News flashes.
pm.-Ethel West In popular
:4spm.-"Lime and incubation OF
Legunles," by DR.. l.. w. Erdsan.
spm.~Dance program by the MI
rador Orchestra,
s.45 pm.~"Uncle Sans Pocketbook."
By Herbert q. Morgan Of the Civil Sers-
Ice Commission.
spm.-~The Woodlothian Chorus
under the direction OF William H.
ELarneii
0:4s pm,~'Hationa Representation
for the District OF Columbia" by David
Lawrence. delivered before the annual
meeting Of the Washington Chamber OF
Commerce,
1918 pm-~"Fscts and Foiiies OF the
Theater' by Colby Hartman.
10. so % m ~ Radio Movie Club" fea-
turing "Eanionaania." the Thompson
sls,.rs, ntOis,s: Margon and Etone.
singing bsnjoists. Eddie I'M. Wesley
Eddy, novelty entertainer; Lee Cf"nican,
pianist: Dorothy Wilson Halbach. con-
| tfaito. and others.
]! 80 pm.~~Newg flashes,
! WTFF--The Fellowship Forum 1905
MeteSs).
, s45pnl.,,~E Ceremonies Incidental IN
| the installation Ut officers OF the Ma
tignal Grange, broadcast from All Souls
| Unitarian Church,
WHI-~MsAio Corporation OF America
4ss.s Meters.
Venetian G0nd0iisrs.
530pm Frank Winsgar's Orchestra.
Waldorf Astoria Orchestra.
| $50 pm.~~Motion Picture Guide,
e35 pm Waldorf Astoria Orchestra
pm,~~Tatk by Emma Fsfiey
| Lincoln.
qpm.~~s National League of Women
Voters, Addresses by Charles u, Hilies
and Franklin ID Roosevelt
7.30pm.-~f headings by Hester walker
| Isfair
2 m--~"lnternatioDai Events" by
r. ymond +. FosdiGk.
spm Soldering Singers.
Il 80 pm ~~fsesly Air Weayefs,
sptn Correct time.
gpm ~Egsfehdy hour.
i0pm.~ Auction bridge game.
| 10 80 u ~ - Weather forecast.
| 10 80 ~ II pm Madrilion and Span
IN Village Orchestra.
Eany Program Tomorrow.
$40 an. Tower health exercises,
sam Federation morning dky0tions
am Psrnsssus Trio.
sse's'1s sIaTcpesrie. IT.
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S;15-Roard OF education concert.
10:0O-Bridse lesson.
l0;3o-Studio concert.
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S.o0--Stromberg. Carlson hour.
00-WBAL Ensemble.
l0.Qo--nance program.
50S.s-WEEI Boston--5g0
6:oo--Dinner music.
H:n0--Evcrcade hour.
10 00-Auctton bridge.
a8i.a-wNAC Roston--650
s3o-op'rv House Tonight.
.9l5-Arlington Quintet.
lu:0o-Dance oichesiras,
3O..S-WGR Buffaio--0g0
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Son--Seibetling Singers.
9:nu-ENeTeaty hour.
10 0o-Auction bridge.
5tJl-WMAk Butralo--sa0
6.l5--Strinc ensemble.
9.oo--popular program.
:3o-old- ashioned dance.
a35i-WTiC Railroads.&c.
S:oo--Sciherling Singers.
no-Concert.
10 Oo-Auction bridge.
4:..3-WOR Newark--1tO
s Il33- Amer, srsech Pioneers.
7:0n-Shelton Ensemble,
30--Byer's Orchestra.
Subdivisions chimes.
a:On--New York University.
o:i5--Main street sketches.
10 -l.isterine hour.
IL ,01--rremicr Dance Orchestra.
A9i.5-WEAF New lotk---GI0
: 00--winesar's Orchestra.
q oo-WalGorf Astoria Orchestra.
G;oo-Noters' service.
S:00-Seiherl,ns Singers.
: 3n-Air Weavcrs.
9 nn---Fvereauy hour.
1o;0o-Auction bridge.
10 :3o-Dance orchestra Il y hnursl.
43i.3-WIZ New iork--e60
g no--Hotel Manager Orchestra.
1;no-Hour of short features.
S:0o-Strumhers Carlson hour.
a.oo-The Contlnentas.
10:3o---Mae Slnghi BreCn.
II .Uo--Slumbef music.
a03.e-WFI.wLIT Phitadelrhia-:i0
0o--Seiherlinc singers
S3o-Seaiy Air Weavers.
2,00--Erercady hour.
.no--Auctl0n bridge.
3is.6-Wa0 PhiIadeiphia-s60.
3o-Dinncr music
3I5.8-kDkA ri,tshurgh--a50
6iS--I.ittle symphony Orchestra.
,nn-Stromherg-C Carlson hour.
- n--Cnntinentals
10 :On--Same as WIZ.
is3.6-wIAR Providencc-6:0
oo-vo,ers service.
S-ou--Seiberling Singers.
q oo-EveTeaLy hour.
Az .oU--Auctlon bridge.
::..6-WHAM Rochester,. ESQ
s;4t'-Siromberg.C hour.
00--Continrntsis.
] ! 0S-Homesteaeefs
IL Oo-Symphony program.
3:9.5-WGY seleneetagy-so0
s'00-Seiherling Singers.
9rW-EvereaHy hour.
10 :Oo-Aucti0n bridge.
333.i --wBz sprinsfieid-.90O
h0-Strom berg Carlson Orchestra.
10 ESTABLISHMENTS
35s.0-CKCL Toronto-saO
o0-popuisr music
s:oo-symphonie Dance Orchestra.
.0o--Orchpstra.
5i6.9-WTAG Woreesier---3sO
:oo-yoters' service.
'Uu-seiherling Singers,
a:00-WTAG symphony.
lo:oo-Auciion bridge.
SOUTHERN
cs6.a-wwNC AshevilIe--f.oIO
oG-PackanJi Saxes.
= :00-Oldtime music.
40 oU--Bridee lesson.
s:s.O-WSB Atianta--830
S:l5-Meiropolitan Trio
:oa-Seiherling hour.
y Ul-EVerea.y hour
10 'oo--Aurtion bridge games
:i3s-WDOD Chattansosa-I.e
= b-l'lassicaI program,
9no--Stuaio program.
3sit--kTHs Hot sprinss--:s0
3 ;3o-Fii9le band
y .:tn--Hsiise irssnu
10 Guidance froic
3i0..-WJaX SacksonvIile-as0
s:00--Orchestra.
S,'al-Bridge lesson.
III :Uu-Orchestra
3::.t-WHaS Louisvilie--g30
7:00-voters service
s0D--seibefling Singers
= 0p-EyeresGy hour
10 V0-AurtiUR bridge rames.
5I6.9-WMC MemRbis--5s0
o0--srtberiing Singers.
Ul-EveFeady hour.
0:0o-AuctioH bridge games.
33s.9--WsM Nasiyii.e---aD0
s'3n-Dinner concert.
a:o0-Eveready hour.
i0:00-Anction bridge.
CENTRAL.
5.6-kAW Chieago---jso
s.30--Dinner concert
.0u-strombef.-C Carlson Orchestra,
q 'UD--fsnni itientals
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
Collect Evidence Against
 Alleged Mail R0bber

Portland, Maine. March II Lp-- Evidence connecting Richard Cud daba, alleged rohber of mail sacks in Powell, Mich. who is held here for federal officials with q 5000 theft Of tires from Grand Trunk rail- road freight car in Falmouth. March 2. has been uncovered by the police, it. was made known last night.
 Sought by postal inspec ;ors since the Michigan mail robbery of Febru- ary 1. Cuddaha was arrested at pis- toIs point ny Detective Richard J. Nugent, Jr., on Middle street, March 5. T. was supposed at that time that he was merely a fugitive from fed eral justice. He is being held in the county jail unable to obtain 5000 bail pending further arraisnment before Commissioner George r. Gould Saturday.
 Tingerprint identification made by Chief of Police Herman 4. Haskell revealed that Cuddaba, who is 50 years old, was paroled from Mar quctte, Mich. state prison last July. after serving seven and q half years for footing box cars Of freight by methods said 10 have been used here.
 Thirty-two tires and three boxes of inner tubes, consigned from the Goodyear Tire and Rubber company in Port,a ni to South Paris agent. were stolen from the Grand Trunk yards two weeks ago.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
0LDS7ONE CRUSHER
 TO BE TORN DOWN
Stanley Street Structure Has Btsn Called Eyesort

The old stone crush,r on Stanley street, opposite S. Mary's cemetery. long regarded in municipal circles as all cycaore and the subject of mum rous attempts to boautity the city by removal of unsightly struc- lures, is to be torn down at once.
 Building Inspector Arthur N. Ru- thertord has issued permit to Toff- olon Brothers 10 razo the building which towers above the street. The structure is built of heavy timbers. It was used for several years in conjunction with traprock quarry inmo dately 10 the rear. and later served as cider mill. It has been atire sevaral times and has caused the police considerable trouble re- spending to complaints of trespass and injury to private property.
 c. E. Davenport. who has GUS tody of this and other properties In the locality. has made the ar rangomentA for its removal.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
AVOID UGLY PIMpLEs

A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer if you get a pack age Of pr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets . few nights.
 Cleanse the blood. bowels and liv. pr with Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets the successful substitute for calo- mel; there's no sickness or pain aft CT taking them.
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
Tilson Not in Big Parade
 To c. 0. P. Convention

Congressman John Q. Tilson, who thought he had a good chance of helng nominated for vice-presiden' on the Republican ticket, will not seek election as q delegate to the republican national convention. il, was learned today. Political observ- CTS in Connecticut say this marks the end Of the congressman's vice presidential aspirations and is be lieved due 10 the hostility of State Chairman ]. Henry Roraback.
 Lieutenant Governor J. Edwin Brainard and Senator Roy c. Wilcox VIII represent Tilsons district at the national convention, according 10 the horahack wing Of the party.
 TlIson supporters had prepared 10 stage a battle at the state convcn- ton for the delegation of congress-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
Gran dmother Knew

there was nothing so good for con- gestion and colds as mustard. But the fashioned mustard plaster burned and blistered. Musterole gives the relief and help that mustard plastcrs gave. without the plaster and without the blister. It is 8 clean, white ointment. made with oil of mustard. Gently rub 1t in. See how quickly the pain dis appears.
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New Britain herald., 1928-03-14

PARSONS HARTFORD

An announcement that is sure to please theatergoers of this city is the opening Thursday night at Par sons Theater Of George NJ. Conan s American farce hit. "The Baby Cy- clone" It comes here from seven months run at the Henry Miller Thoater, New York. and the local engagement will be for three nights and Saturday matinee.
 Mir. Cohan opened The Baby Cy- clone" in Boston last summer. and as four weeks allotted to it at that time was all too short, he acknoWl- 'dged the many requests from friends and admirers 10 return there after tho New York run for spe- cIal engagement at the Hollis Street I'heater. from which it comes to thisc city. en route to Chicago for an indefinite run.
 In The Baby Cyclone" he has used as a basic idea, the devotion some women give to their dogs to he exclusion of their husbands. This IS merely the ground work upon which he has euyolved a story and introduced characters with which all are familiar.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
STATE OF PENN. IS
 REARING MEMORIAL
Shafts to Heroic Soldier Dead
 in France

Philadelphia, March 14.-AP,- Three memorials to Pennsylvania troops in the World war will be dedicated May g and 80 in France at points where sons of the state most distinguished themselves in encounters Of the American and allied offensives
 The monuments of the common wealth of Pennsylvania-a drinking fountain. a large colonnade and a brldge-are to be paid for out ot q s5oo, 600 appropriation by the legis- lature. They are in the course of completion on sites chosen by the Pennsylvania state battle monuments commission, which approved the de signs and Is supervising the erection.
 One memorial, a beautiful colon- nade costing sl75, ,Oo0 has been built at Narennes on hilltop which was hotly contested by the Pennsylvania forces of the American expedition ary forces and the enemy in the heuse-Argonne drive of late Sep tember. 1918. It stands as q tribute to oil Pennsylvania soldiers who participated in the war.
 In the memorial to the Twenty ''Shth piNiSlon. Pennsylvania S Own," the commission has given rance q structure as useful as II is ornamental--a bridge connecting f1smeS and Fismctte across the NesIo river. It replaces a span destroyed in the fighting.
 The third monument, a drinking loun'aln, has been erected at Nan hllols in memory Of the Eishtieth Division, comprised in part of Penn- sylvanians.
 Two other memorials, one to the SeVenty-nlnth Division at Monttal con and another 10 the Fiftv-third field artillery brigade. at Audenard, Belgium. have been held up by the national battle monuments con- mission. which selected the sites for national memorials. They are to be erected later elsewhere.
 Plans for the dedication Of ,hf 'hree monuments call for a pilgrim age Of Keystone State veterans, headed by Mai Gen. William C Price, to the scenes Of the fighting. If q large enough number 90 a steamship will be chartered to leave New York May 19
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14

man 1ilson to the national conycn. ton. which would have been neces. sary to nominate him as vice-presi- dent. Strong hostility of the Rora- back organization against the rise O. Tilson blocked the plan, it is stat cd.
 The Tlison boom, political observ- CTS say. was confronted with difficult ties from the beginning. Even had he been sent as a delegate to the national convention the remaining lG members of the Connecticut dele gatlon would have been Roraback men. These probably would have op- posed the Tilson boom at the con- vention. By declining to seek election to the national convention Tilson avoids state opposition and certain defeat, it is stated.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
Italians Planning to
 Strengthen Their Navy

Rome. March If UP)-Cndcr- secretary sirianni. presenting the navy budget to the chamber. an- nounced that the building program for this year included two 10,no0- ton cruisers. four destroyers and four submarines.
 By the end of 1929. Sirianni said. it was proposed to bring the strength in most modern warships 10 four l0.o0o-ton cruisers, four 5.0o0-ton cruisers twelve o.nno-ton destroyers. twenty destroyers of from 1900 10 ,500 tons, five l.40A-ton submarines and twenty submarines of between 500 and $50 tons. To them. he said. would be added a number Of light cruisers and destroyers built just after the war and regarded as still efficient.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
AWARDS BY CAMERA CLUB
George T. Beans Picture Of Road way at Harts Pond After snow storm Winner of First Prize.

George T. Bean photographed the roadway at Hart's pond after the last snow storm and got such excel lent effects ot snow, trees and sha- lows that his pictorial effort won him first prize ill the snow scene contests staged by the Hardware City Camera Club and judged by the members at their meeting at Johnson's Photo Service on Arch street last evening,
 The second prize was won by Ilil- 'aer Olson, who pictured Willow Brook from one Of it's many artis lie angles. R. S. Hawthorne took third prize with a view of a small lrook overhung by now-clung branches and entitled Fairy Brook"
 The club, by q process of olimin- 9'ion, picked l5 pictures 10 be made into lantern slides and added to their collection which will be used or exhibition in the local schools supplcmenting picture discussions and also to exchange with other camera clubs throughout the coun- try. Those whose pictures were ac- ceptod for slides were: Two bv liil- nler Olson. one by w. II. Blaisdcll. two by 0. Collomb. three by C. F. scott, three hy Leonard Radunc. two hy George T. Bean, and two by +. $. Hawthorne.
 r. c. Vessels presented very in teresting lantern slides depicting scenes in Nova Scotia, Canada and the New England states
New Britain herald., 1928-03-14
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