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New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
'loday's Features

Magazine hour program ldsl NlsHs
over WEAF and VITO were, UNI
doubtedly surprised when the an
nouncer stated that Second Steward
Duncan Of Liverpool, England. one
of the survivors of the Inflated
steamer "Nestris' would be heard
over the etherNaVes. The story he
gave described graphically the incl
dents on board the ship from the
time it first began to list until the
rescue OF those in the lifeboats. In
cidentally this was Mr.. Duncan
first appearance before the mike
and he did well.
This is for the lady fairs only.
Paul Poiret, who freed the women
of the world from the voluminous.
combining clothes OF their grand
mothers, will make his American
radio debut tonight at o'clock
over WI and WBZ. when he will
launch a new campaign for the
Identification of woman-his first
appeal in the United States against
the thin boyish figure. which has
been the vogue among girls and
young matrons for the last few years.
The half hours program will also
include instrumental music by
novelty orchestra and vocal selec-
tons by d quartet.
Today marks the birth OF the
Brazilian republic in 1889 and IN
commemoratlon OF this anniversary
d short talk by DR.. Sebastiano Sam
paio, consul general of Brazil. en-
titled American Brazilian Rela-
tons" will be broadcast over WEAF
at $50 tonight. The address will be
given in two languages: English and
Portuguese, the latter to be broad
east by short waves from WG1 to
Brazil.
Irving Berlin, whose songs have
been printed in the scores OF mil
lions Of copies and distributed
throughout the world will bring his
wares to the American public during
the Song shop feature at O'Clock
over WF.AF and VITO. Illustrating
| the turning points in his own life as
well as the development of Ameri-
can Jazz music Berlin will offer the
old songs of four distinct periods
and then will present for the first
| time over the air his new number
Ma ric." which will be used as part
Of The Awakening" a movie with
sound starring Wilma Banky and
opening on broadway in December.
| During this program such numbers
AS Xandpr's Ragtimc Band" re-
gardcd as the first real American jazz
I piece, "Tiddle Aiddle on Your F'id-
die "All Alone" "Crinolne Days"
and Always" will be heard Mildred
Hunt, a male quartet and the con
cert orchestra usually heard during
this period will also participate in
the program.
A musical chronicle of the dongs
of the young lady of today will be
presented by a concert orchestra at
" !
Opening with the immortal Der
&C use" from Godard's "Jocelyn." the
program continues with the beautiful
seXtette Tell Me Pretty Maiden
MacDowell's ITO a Wild Rose" and
the popular melody Sweetheart Of
Sigma Chi" are included in the in
terestlnS program.
thHsIasm among schoolchildren
and L. hers over the Educational
hour of 'sIc presented each Fri
iey mornir between II and IL
O'Clock by " Her Damrosch and
the New York Symphony orchestra
IS SO great. that in many places.
schools which cannot afford radio
sets allow the pupils to go to the
home Of pupil whose parents
possess set or are taken by a
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
NEW YORK CITY
57O-WNlC-526

57O-WNNC-126
6:31-Market high spots
G;4u-American Red Cross: pianist
7:O5-"Dogs.' Mrs, NJ. c. McGlone
7:l5-"Football, John 3. Foster
7.3k-Air College; "Investment in
formation" DR.. l.. r. Fluid
7:55-Air College: How a Monop-
oily Fixes Prices Nathaniel Gold
S:15-Blanche Mauclalr, Ffehch
songs
S:3o-"The Opera BILL Harold A
Strickland
9-Raissa London, pianlste
9:3D-Health talk
9:45-Municipal Library talk
10J3O-Metropolit Trio
2O-Time; police alarms, wealth
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

New York-The stork has brought
a second boy to Mrs. Millicent Ro-
gers Ramos, Standard Oil heiress.
Her first child is the son of Count
Salm.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

Toronto - Unt;l eight years ago
A. L. Hudson of Toronto was a tele-
grapher. Now he has retired
wealthy, having sold his seats on sew
eral stock exchanges. At 40>he is
leaving the throb of high pressure
business before it burns him up, he
says.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
II Mothers Only Knew

Thousands Of Children Suf-
fer from Worms, and Their
Mothers Do Not Know What
the Trouble Is.
Signs At Worms IRE: Constipation de-
ranged stomach, swollen upper lip, oden-
sive breath. hard and full stomsch with
pains, pale facs, syss heavy. short dry
cough grinding Of the teeth, little rcd
pctnn on the toa1ue, starting during
slsep With Troublesome dreams, slow fever.
Mrs. H. N. Roberts. SCI Asylum ST..
Flint, Mich, wrote: my little Girl
Is relieved Of her worms" And in
4 later letter wrote: baby is fine
and 1t was your Dr.. True's Elixir
that helped her."
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15
FLASHES OF LIFE: COOLIDGE CAN
HUNT IN VIRGINIA MOUNTAlN

Wallingford - Congregation OF
Holy Trinity church plan celebration
for Rev. John J. Carroll, pastor. In
observance of 50th anniversary OF
priesthood.
Waterbury - Defense in case OF
Louis N. Leopold, charged with will
fully burning building and causing
death, rests case and state offers in
rebuttal testimony OF four inmates
of New Haven Jail who allege Leo
pold offered them money to declare
for defense. That they went to Wa
terbury with Shellnitz. indicted with
Leopold and Weiss, one of the per-
sons burned, to steal liquor stored in
building.
Hartford - Mrs. Zula Labarre
Tresslar, IS. mother of the wife at
Roger w. Watkins. recently senten-
eed to prison for fraud, dies OF tu-
berculosis.
Hartford - Rev. Dr. A. c. DEF
fenbach, editor of Christian Record,
tells members at Connecticut Uni
versalist convention. that ministers
and Theological students say things
today about God that If said a
decade ago. would have barred then
from church.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

New York - Three magnates OF
General Motors are taking to water
luNurioasly. Alfred P. Sloan, Fred
]. Fisher and another undisclosed
executive have ordered identical ST.
900, O00 yachts.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

New London Miss Sally +.
Gleaton, field secretary of Connec-
ticut League of Women Voters, re-
ports at opening of three-day con-
>ention on the activities of league
since last April.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

Bristol-Anthony Cavalieri dies in
hospital after being struck by auto
operated by Arthur A. Brown. Cav
alieri was the father of eight chill
dren.
New Britain herald., 1928-11-15

Philadelphia - Girls scanty cloth
ing finds favor with DIR. +. H. A.
Stitee. He says it is making them
but the fad of scanty diet
is something else again. Slim ra-
tons, he told the Philadelphia Tu-
conference, are tending to
increase tuberculosis.
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Twas afraid to smoke
unHIgLeakned
aboutRbec0 .

eel used to envy girls who smoked"
writes Miss Elaine Brown of New York
City, ''but was afraid to attempt it my
self for fear it would stain my teeth.
"Not SO long ago | noticed one of
your advertisements recommending
PebecO Tooth Paste for smokers. |
decided to give it trial.
eel started to smoke and to use
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Mrs. Robinson Comes
to Husbands Aid and
Addresses Audience
au tha Asrnciated press.

BY the Associated Press.
WEISER, Idaho, october IL
Although momentarily afflicted
with stage fright, Mrs. Joe T.
Robinson rose admirably to her
first campaign speech here yes
terday when her distinguished
husband was caught unprepared.
She talked to a large and en-
thuSiastic crowd from the rear
platform Of the Robinson private
car after she had motioncd flan-
t.c2,,y - TIC G,cneLcc and then
- nae-cbcrS Of Is Saccet2ri2l
SEE ~ welcome toe gathering
7c25 Appeared at a sop LceA-
pectsc.y S.ak.e.
Wc.::s... 90 reef appea-Ac Mrs.
Eo5.,:so: r4-c..eo Is tie tc.is t.e~-
Se.S arc ATE: aeS.tacs.y exp.a-.c-
::..:.g that tie Senate: ccL.G cot
appear at that moment, went
into a brief speech that sounded
suspiciously like something her
husband had been making at
various stops today. She left out
the political part, however, con-
tenting herself with a few words
on the length of their journey
and their pleasure at having so
many people come down to greet
them.
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CURTIS EN- ROUTE
TO WEST VIRGINIA
Speaks in MartinSburg This
Afternoon and in Whining
ton, DEL, Tonight.
E, Tue Assnc.a eea Press.

e. TIE .ASSoctate2 Press.
EN- ROUTE Nc-E CUE rs 70
11AF ~-EsEUEc. W Va, ot5oa=: -
ksue- 9 ca - tie S.o,4L:. Senator
C.as.eS CLTs, TEo.e.-ca-. wee p-as.-
SecC.2 .cZ.-.ee. VaS OF rs way Jcaay
70 TIE East, WEE. as parry regards as
re vita. ca:.::pa:g.. battle-ground. &c
speaks this afternoon n Mart.rsbu-g
ana tonight in Wilmington, De-.
Senator Curtis was enthusiastic over
his reception yesterday in North Caro-
lima and Virginia. He was greeted by
cheering crowds at both Petersburg, Va,
rum at Raleigh was well filled for his
address last night and he was interrupt
ed frequently with applause.
Simmons Praised.
Words of praise for his longtime po-
litical foe In the Senate, Furnifold SIM
mons of North Carolina, were received
with tumultous applause. Senator SIM
mons has declared against Gov. Smith.
Curtis dashed out in both States yes
terday against the proposals of Gov.
Smith for modification of the prohibit
ton and immigration laws. In the
midst of his address last night. a heck
Ter asked the Senator, What has Cool
1QSe QOne ABOUT pTOIllDlIlOn GIllOTC6-
ment?" Curtis replied heatedly and
amid an uproar in the hall that Presi-
dent Coolidge has tried to enforce the
law and insisted that enforcement
conditions were improving"
The Republican vice presidential NOM
jnee asked that the questioner be per
nitted to stay when cry arose to
throw him out"
Attacks Tammany.
How would you like to have Tam
many running the liquor business of the
country?" he asked. I'm the State of
New York the Democratic candidate has
not turned his hand to enforce the pro-
hibition act for a minute. AS Governor
of the State he signed the bill repeating
the State enforcement law and he would
have the American people believe he
would enforce the law" AS usual, Sem
ator Curtis concluded his address with
an appeal for the election of Herbert
Hoover and the North Carolina audi
ence received this with roarS of ap-
plause.
Leaving Raleigh early today, the Sen
ator's route lay to Martinsburg by way
of Washington. He expects to reach
the West Virginia city early in the aft
ernoon,
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Sick stomachs. sour stomacns and
Indigestion usually mean excess
acid. The stomach nerves are over
stimulated. Too much acid makes
the stomach and intestines sour.
Alkali kills acid instantly. The
best form is Phillips Milk of Mag
nesia. because one harmless, taste
less dose neutralizes many times its
volume in acid. Since its inven-
ton, 50 years ago, it has remained
the standard with physicians every
where.
Take spoonful in water and your
unhappy condition will probably end
in FIVE minutes. Then YOU will al
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In sick stomachs-instantly

ways know what to do. Crude and
harmful methods will never appeal
to you. Go prove this for your own
sake. 1t may save a great manly dis
agreeable hours.
Be sure to get the genuine Phillips
Milk OF Magnesia prescribed by ply
sicians for 50 years in correcting cx-
cess acids. 25c and SOC bottle
any drug store.
Milk OF Magnesia' has been the
U. S. Registered Trade Mark of The
Charles H. Phillips Chemical Com
pany and its predecessor Charles, H.
Phillips since 1875.
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PLANS AID TO INDUSTRY.

WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Octo-
Der II R).-Loans to settlers, compile
ton of the New Zealand Railway and
subsidiaries for industries were among
the projects announced yesterday ss
constituting the policy of the new
United party, formed at the start OF
the present election campaign.
The announcement came from 81,
Joseph Ward, who was prime minister
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over In Albany at the end OF the pres
ent tour, and to Philadelphia the fol-
lowing Saturday night.
The final week tentative program
calls for speeches in Baltimore, october
20; Newark, october 81; Brooklyn
November 2. and New York, November 3.
II this program Is carried out, the
nominee will make six more speeches
after the Chicago address Friday night
and take two weeks for the final dash
It had been indicated that he would
make half a dozen speeches the final
week, speaking every night.
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SMITH WILL VISIT
| BALTIMORE OCT. e
Boston, Philadelphia, Newark
and New York Also on
Final Itinerary.

81 the Associated Press.
SEOA~A. LIo October II "a Lsnta-
I've sre,aAa.g --4ce-3-v .or CO" Scc.c.:1
So- ...e sra rWo TeeA1s OF zee ca.apa-gr
L was .cc.c2re1 .ere 1c6ay cas- so-
actresses g Boston Acc rd..aSe-pa.a
rexr Weea- Scc Baltimore, NeVarA,
B-ooA..y:. a..c New -o1A City tee 9..2.
week.
The itinerary, subject to change,
would take the Democratic presidential
nominee to Boston next Wednesday or
Thursday after two or three day lay.
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Pebeco at the same time - and | am
still enjoying both. My teeth, which
have always been a source of pride
TO me, are whittier than ever before.
Even after smoking, my mouth still
feels fresh and clean.tasting.
"You can certainly count ON me to
spread the good news about Pebeco
TO all my friends"
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different in action from all other
kinds-Pebeco.
In Pebeco there is a special in
gredient that gently stimulates the
saliva. At it's sharp, cool taste your
mouth feels invigorated-cleansed.
Ugly tobacco stains are quickly
washed away. Breath stays sweet.
Hours after you brush your teeth
your throat and mouth keep deli
ciously moist and fragrant.
Pebeco polishes beautifully, too.
Keeps your gums firm and pink.
Use it twice day.
Made by Pebeco Inc, a division of Lehn &
Fink Products Company. Sole distributors, Lehn
& Fink, Inc, Bloomfield
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Lieut.. l.. s. Williams to Leave.

First Lieut.. leslie s. Williams, Quar-
termester Corps, Oh duty ar the geneEal
depot IN tlLs city, has been ordered 10
honolulu, Ravs--, for duty, ana W.
SAL .ro.1 New Yo-k :or is new station
AoL ,
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would rs advanced or security OF tbs
settlers land. He estimated that $780,
600, 900 would be needed to complete the
main railway line.
Subsidies to local interests were sug-
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mund Walker, Inc, of New York and
Chicago for $780, 900 has been authorized
by the board of directors. The paper
was organized as a weekly in 1857 and
entered the daily field in 1906.
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f-o-, 1905 to 1912, and who accepted
leadership CT the party month ago.
The proposal to cid settlers contern-
plates the raising of $500 900, 900 over
period Of & or 10 years. The loans
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gsSted ~ preference to tbs imposition
@ 2 protective ta-iS. Another section
Of the party program favored preferer-
tial voting at all future general cleo
tons.
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$4,000 Paid for Georgia Paper.
VALDOSTA, Ca, October IT tP)..-
Sale of the Valdosta, Ga. Times to Ed
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~Teeth in better condition
than erer beforc''
writes John S. Clarke
of Chicago, Ill.
Before | made the acquaintance of
Pebeco my teeth were in very poor con-
dition. They were constantly developing
cavities and causing me no end of physical
land Financially pain. Not only that, but
they were coated with disgusting brown
ish stain-probably caused by tobacco.
for am an inveterate smoker
Three years of Pebeco have brought
about a remarkable change My teeth
are in better condition than ever before,
so my dentist tells me.
"And for the first time since / was a
youngster | am not ashamed to open my
mouth and smile"
Very truly yours,
{signed) JOHN S. CLARKE
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1920 Buick Std. 5-pass. Coach.
1920 Packard 6-cyl, Spas, Sdn
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all extras; party leaving cIty for summer
only s2S5 or best cash offer any demon
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

CHEVROLET COACH, 1923. slightly used, can
be bought By responsible party for $3.50 cash.
bal easy terms Call Kogok, L. 10000. 27'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

HOUSE PAINTING, pspeThsnglng rooms. 80
10, Temodellng. general bullclns, plsstea-
iTe. well recommended lov estimates
j Eulir. Pct. 2375. ------s0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

r8pFpEErCIEC5 AND PATHTTRo-~speeisi
criefg f5ir week onlg viii scraps. size.
pen. ~ ara paper sysTege size Foota .I i.f
mice Ne use pare Dutch Boy leao sno
r4rs oil Only Egtinstes free q enAFKe
Cssn 4r credit Phone NAN f4ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26

De, Sys4f Turner CLARK new address.
1ssfEs New YORK ave. nv. FIR. 5000.
PAINTING interior and exterior nfst-clss class
zoyk a. prices you can smoso- hiao '"'
r.-sr.tarsr rEnfiia AfnmE 2eQi.