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New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

ever in the opinion of the governing committee a corner has been created Tn a security. or single interest or group has acquired such control that the same cannot be obtained for de- livery on existing contracts except at prices and on terms arbitrarily dic- tated by such interests. the tune for deliveries may be postponed and the committee authorized to fix a fair settlement price in the event that the parties to the contract are unable 10 agree.
 The most famous "coraer" in stock exchange history was that in the stock or the Northern Pacific rail- road 1901 in the gigantic struggle for control of that property between the Hartman and Hill interests. On May 9 Of that year. Northern Pacific stock opened at sl7o a share. ran up 10 S1hD and closed at $325. In more recent years. there have been spectacular ''corners' in Stutz Motors, which resulted in the expul- sion Of Allan Ryan from member ship ill the exchange and in Piggly Nlsgly Stores, which was stricken from the Stock Exchange list.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
attend this form Of amusement.

attend this form Of amusement. The new contract entered into with Thomas Linder in the assessing department was characterized as cut. dried and handed over to yoa his contract had one year to run, but he was a republican and must be taken care of. so they gave him a five year contract
 His campaign against the fire board, he told tho audience, was d net" and the republican machine had fallen into it. showing how far t would go in the protection Of . political henchman. Boyle had criti- cized Master Mechanic Burke in the common council but Burke had solid republican support.
 Councilman Boyle warned the audience that the only way 10 fight the republican machine' is to send moro dem ocrats into the common council. He also urs, ] all citizens to attend common council meetings and committee meetings which, lie declared. are open to the general public. ''regardless of threats you may hear 10 hold executive ses- sions."
 Sablotsky Hits Mills and Belnin The present administration is run by Fred Beloin and J. Willie Mills. Councilman Samuel Sablotsky said by way of ampliying his opening remark that it is an administration for the benefit of few politicians, He reported a meeting of republican leaders at the Burritt hotel few night ago at which. he charged. the | leaders picked the candidate for
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
TECHNICAL CORNER
 IN RADIO ISSUES
Common Stock of R. (. A. Now
 Subject Of Inquiry

New York. March 13.--fP'-A technical corner" was believed to- day 10 exist in the common stock Of the Radio Corporation of America and rumors were that officials of the New York Stock Exchange were making an inquiry into the stock $ sudden rise.
 The majority of tho stock appar- ertly was tied up as part of the securities holdings of other large corporations and in the hands of the Arthur w. Cutten and Fisher Brothers interests, who are general ly credited with heading q gigantic "bull' pool.
 The bear interests. hardly lc- covered from the whipping they took last week i'll General Motors. were said to be again between the mill stones, street gossip placing some Of the losses as high as 5000, 0,hQe,
 One large operator, after giving an order for 20.000 shares of Radio common "at the best possible prices quick turned to q knot Of traders st bis side and said About this timo q year ago l was covering the same amount at i7, How little We know'
 The stock closed yesterday at 1%S 1-2, the outstanding performer in the day which saw 3.9"o, loo shares change hands. breaking all records for single days volume,
 Belief that Il ''tcChnical corner" existed in Radio was not shared hy some members of the exchange. who had been conducting a good part Of tho business in tho stock. Their be liet was that the pool which has been operating had the situation well in and and probably would see 10 1t that q sufficient amount of the stock Vas kept available 10 meet the demand from borrowers. So long as stock can be borrowed the exchange authorities do not consider that q rorner exists.
 Wehs'er's dictionary defines a 'corner" as "the state of things produced by persons who buy ID the whole or the available part of any stock or property. and thus com pei those who need such stock or property 10 buy of them at their own price"
 Stock Exchange provides that when-
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
PA0NESSA OPPOSES WATER RATE JUMP
Declares City Is Not Conducting Department for Profit

Opposition to increased water rates and to the proposal that a one-man board of assessors be in- stalled in city hall. was voiced last night by former Mayor A. NJ. Pa onessa who was one of the speakers who addressed gathering of more than $50 men at the weekly session of the New Britain Democratic club at headquarters in United Hall.
 Paonessa, whose announcement Of candidacy for reelection to the of- flee Of mayor is being awaited, made no reference 10 his projected re- entry into politics as an aspirant for office
 From purely business stand point, the chairman of the water board was probably correct when he suggested that water rates be boost ed, but considering it from tho angle .of running a municipal government. he was not Paonessa said. We are not conducting our water de- partment for profit, It is a city serv- Ice and everyone knows taxes are high enough now without adding to them. One of the advantages of | municipally owned water works Is that you have something to say about controlling charges the ex- mayor declared.
 With reference 10 the suggestion made at the opening of the present ! 11 n C fra, board Of assessors be instituted. Pa onessa declared that no one man s Judgment IS at all times correct. He asked his listeners if 1t is not req sonahle 10 believe that one man might make q grievous error in proposed system. he pointed out, there is no check.
 The mayor discussed various de partmants of the city government and their method of functionins.
 Says C. o. r. Machine Exists
 Councilman William T.. Boyle of the sixth ward, commented on the activities of the Republican ma chine" The councilman declared he was loath to believe such q political machine could exist. but that 1t was forcihly brought to his attention that 1t was a reality as soon as he en- tered The council. He spoke of the legislation against carnivals, and asked if there was q man In the hall who had been privileged to say any thing about whether he wished to
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13


 March 13. 1928. Editor New Britain Herald, Dear Sir
 Under the title Calls Corner Dangerous you state that Chair man +. ". Chamberlain of the board Of police commissioners has had his attention called. to the dan ger now increased by the erection of a building at the corner of Lake and High streets and you state his comments thereon.
 Permit me to call attention 10 the dangerous corner at Arch and Lo- cust streets, Here is q very bad cor her, the scene Of frequent accidents 10 cars coming out of Locust and ears ill either direction on Arch street and cars coming out of Rock well avenue. At the present mo. ment a building is in the course of erection at the junction of Arch and Locust streets. three feet back from Arch and four feet from Locust, The result will be to make q stu .ation already very bad much more perilous, Should it not be up to some department of the city sovern- ment 10 watch out for just such hazards and save the city great eI- pense? It means at no distant date either an officer stationed there or the installation of a traffic light. Your truly.
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mayor and will tell their party. he must be elected. He contracted the action behind closed doors with the openness which characterizes demo- cratic doings.
 Councilman Sahlotsky closed his talk with plea that more new voters be gotten out this year than ever before.
 McIonough Not a Candidate
 Attorney F. I, McDonouSh. who prior to mounting the speakers ! platform stiil"d tho report that he is candidate for mayor by declar- i ing he would not take the office if it were handed him without con- test or an election. spoke on both i city and national politics.
 1 He complimentel the democratic members Of the common council for their fearless fight for right against great odds. He advised that good candidates be put before the public and predicted success if the right kind of campaign is carried on. ! ouo'ing Al Smith. MT. McDonough said T. is only necessary for the democrats 10 tell the truth about the republicans while the republicans are telling lies about ths democrats i The speaker commented upon changing tendencies with reference to the general public's view of the present national administration aud Of their possible effect on the com. 1 Ing national election
 At the close of the meeting, Presi- dent Cyril J. Curtin of the New Britain Democratic club announced that on next Monday night the
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Political Fo.iies" will be presented at hall 10 De announced later. The show will be given by q minstrel troupe which wiil include some Of th' city's leading vocalists. The af- fair will be open to the public. men and women. and there will be no ad- mission charged. MT. Curtin an-
 nounced.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

first squad will lesvs th1a ter Ma terey where they will play tho. oaa Francisco Seals Friday and ioNs1sy to the Seals home town with tho se- maineder of tho team that night
 Barnhart, Wright, 0rauehAn, Traynor and the Waner beye m Assd and regularly during 2 snappy psac. tlce yesterday.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
Pittsburgh Pirates Get
 Final Instructions

Faso Robles, Cal, March Is r7,- Final instructions were 10 be given .'ho Pittsburgh Pirates today bv Manager Donie Bush before break. ing training camp Thursday. The
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13

Farms for Sale or for Rent-Pao. pie are watching the Classified Ads for them. Start your ad at once.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-13
CONIMl1NICATED
Calls Attention to Another Dangerous Corner

New Britain. Conn
 March 12. 1928 Editor New Britain Herald, Dear Sir.
The Washington times., 1928-04-12
DON'T DRUG YOURSELF
| IN THE SPRINGHME
hther Johns Medicine Is
be Safest Spring Tonic

A great many people really need
tonic in the spring time. They
ould take real tonic food such
The Washington times., 1928-04-12
Curb Volume Heavy,
Rally After Break

NEW YORK, April 12.-After
reaching higher level Of prices
at the beginning today the indus
trial and utility stocks on the Curb
Exchange were subjected to heavy
profit-taking and a good share of
the early gains were wiped out.
Trading was in such volume in
the forenoon that the ticker fell
half an hour behind the market, and
it was practically impossible to fol-
low the market from an outside
loca alton.
The decline in call money to 5
per cent Offered an excellent back
ground for profit king. Profes.
SIGNALS took the selling side OF the
market after the first hour. and A
heaVy outpouring of stock forced
prices Of many of the active issues
nack to the level Of Wednesdays
close. Sharp rallies took place later
in the day.
High-priced industrial and mining
Stocks rose sharply In the late
trading, with Newmont again a fea-
ture in the latter group.
standard Oils and independents
featured strong and active mar
ket' Penn Mex. Fuel and Standard
OH OF Kansas featured the former
group and Creole the latter.
Industrial Rayon rose nearly
3 points to 26 as the result of fav.
orable capitalization changes and
the decision of the MANAGEMENT to
build a new $4,000, 900 plant. Sheaf.
ter Pen sold up points at So.
Columbia Graphopl1one was faV-
orits. Bonds were active and strong.
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BEST PROSPECTS

H.SS n. m.--ISasebail scores,
news flashes and Thirty CLUB
from Times-Herald Studio. WMAA
lis y. m.-united stateA Army
Band. Washington. WMAL l:42l.
n. m.-Pepco Concert Or
chestra. Washington. WRC t469).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
s;sO d. m.-Sunset Dytinters In
Columbia program, WOR. MEAN,
WAS. WKRC, WCAO. MCAO
W WMsK W WARG' w MHo kMox.
1900 b. m.--United states Marine
Band. Washington. WRC. WIZ.
WREN. WOW, KOA, WFAA.
1880 n. m.--COward Comfort
Hcnp New York WEAE. WEI.
vito. WAR. WTAG. WCSH.
$500 2. m:-Do6 Ycs. br WEsF
wac. WCsH. WEI. WGY. WGR,
WEBB. WTMJ: KsD, WRHM,
voc. WHO. WOW. 'WDAF, kVOO.
WHAS. WSM. VINO. WISH: Re-
Told Tales "Shearing the Wolf.
New York. WIZ. WHAM. kDhA'
KYW, KWK.
$50 2. m ,;,,,H SE,s se3 sgS,I;
VA, wGy WRG Wc MEAf. WAN WAN.
W WCc6 voc ss VINO. vow gDAF.
KVOO. WFAA. WHAS. WSM,
VINO. WSB, WHIT. KOA, kPRC;
Ampico Hour Of Music, New York,
WIZ, WBAL. WBZ. WBZA,
WHAM. KDkA. WLW. WJR.
KYW. KWK. WTMJ. WKHM.
900 r. i,a.- NJ; VEL H sVRs
WIZ, VIVA. WRAL, WAN,
WTNTJ. KSD, WRHM. voc, VINO,
WOW. WDAF KVOO, WBAP,
KPRC. WHAS. WSM, VINO, WSB,
WHIT, WRVA, WAX, kOA,; The
Cabin Door. New York, WEAF.
WEEP, WGY. WV. WCAE.
$3.50 p. m.-The Wayside Ann,
New York. WEAE NY, n.y., WiAn.
IO:0Op. ,m.-Halsey stuart Pre-
sentatiOn. New York, WEAF,i
WTAG. WCsH, WEI. WGE. WGR;
WCAE. WTAM. WWJ WSAI,
webb WTMJ. KSD. WCCO,
voc. WOW. KYOO. WFAA.
WHAS, VINO, WHIT: MiCllelin
program. New York. WIZ. WIZ,
WBZA. WBAL. WHAM kDkA,
WV; WJR. KHW' kWh'
1850 .. m.-Swanee SyncOpafors,
Washington. WRC (469l.
g ?. n a.,a, sir Slipper ,v Dc
ii:3O .. m.-Arnold Johnston's
Orchestra, New York, wear 1922.
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The Washington times., 1928-04-12
LOCAL PROGRAMS

Observation-Disclosures
2:o0--"Music for Mothers" by Har-
riet Seymour
2:f5-Parnassus Trio.
3:OO-Play by-play broadcast Of the
washington-BOston base IL
game.
4:45--aseasonal Recreation" by Capt.
s:oo-steriing Trio and Pioneer
Quartet.
b.sO--Punch and Judy Land.
& waldorf Astoria Orchestra.
6.25--Motion picture guide.
6.28-Bakeball scores.
6;30-Dorsch's Dough Boys.
T.D0--TJnited States Marine Band.
s.00-ADodEe Brothers presensa fion.
g:S0--Hooyer Sentineis
g.0O-Correct time.
- :0O-PEPCO Concert Orchestra.
$50 ayside Inn.
i0.O0--H alsey Stuart presentauoa.
1O:sO--Weather forecast.
i0.3o--Swanee Syncopators.
s.kk-n.rebalI scores e. Thirty Club" );
News of day from Times
Herald studio.
7:1s-U. S. Army Band.
s:15-Correct time.
s:15-"Melody Way"
s:35-"Our Presidents Die Young.
presented by Science Service.
s:50-Musical memory contest
s:OO-Gertrude Brooks Trumbley.
Decentralization Shopping News.
9:3O-DaIIas Tucker, tenor.
s:45-tThe Bernheimer Trio.
10:15-'.Late News Flashes from
Times-Herald studio.
WR -Waehingtan--322
p. NJ.
s:4s-The Town Crier.
6:OO-"Hikiug Hints. by LOUIS
.so-selectionr from current musl-
raj com edies.
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as Father Johns
Medicine. which
tones up the
s yst e m by
building n e "
FL e S h an d
strength an d
not by false
stimulation or
dragging. Re-
member Father
Johns Medicine
any alcohol Or
Over 10 years
The Washington times., 1928-04-12
lone PROGRAM
|. SCORES HIT
IN RADIO

e
Calmer atmospheric conditions
prevailed on the sound wave
lengths last evening and broad
casts were tunable i'm fair volume
from almost all sections. There
was d bit Of noise. considerable
. Interference between brOadcasts
and fading was pronounced, but
none Of these annOyalces was sui
ficient to keep out good programs,
From the loud speaker result of
he new Woman's Home Compan-
on program OF WRC last evening.
here Is every indication that at
East one way has been found to
ridge the gap between the broad
asst studio and the living room and
hake the radio entertainers a part
Il the family.
The 'conpanionates' of the pro-
IRAN appeared to make themselves
thoroughly at home with listeners
md to provide the sort of easy go
hg entertainment that will con-
inue to interest, long after the ex-
itement of presenting great stars
las died away. The young woman
Kho conducts the program presented
/ likeable personality. q good sing
ng voice and introduced the vari-
bus items in logical and entirely
satisfactory way.
EONTRAL.TO is
STAR or OPERA
Otherwise the. real star Of the
evening was Dsvofa Nadworney,
whose rich contralto voice was
heard to fine advantage in the part
BIZ 'DeIilal1'' in the Cesare Sodero
production OF Saine-S aenss Samson
Ind Delilah 2 All of the singers
bwed much to Sodero ard his or
ehestra. however. for the inpre-
bario had one of his best nights
At the nlicrophone and made the
drama of Samson and the Philis-
tines most impressive His arrange
tnent and direction of the famous
t.Bachana1e, 2 in the last act, was
particularly effective. the use he
made Of the harp giving new
folor to the vivid musical picture
bf a drunken orgy.
The t0othpaste troubadours cele-
brated their anniversary and started
heir fourth year as radio entertain
Yrs with considerable vim and vigor.
Otherwise, as well as elsewhere.
he regular programs filled the air
With the usual pep and go.
The Washington times., 1928-04-12
TWO BANDS IN
AIR LANES
TONIGHT

The chances are some spectacular
happening will electrify loud speaker
addicts this evening-because that
usually takes place when the reg
uIar programs outlines show Moth
ing but average entertainment in
prospect. The financial program
that started in rather enigmatic
way last Thursday from WRC, at
10 o'clock promises to become d
bit more lucid by the introduction
of what is hailed as an innovation
in broadcasting. There Is no ink
ling as to what the innovation will
be.
The Doughboys, who usually start
things for WRC at $50 on q Thurs.
day. are to change their system
This evening, according to advance
information and instead of the
strident saxophone and trick tran
drummer, the soft. smooth tones of
string trio will be heard At
6:55 the Times Herald Studio will
send baseball scores, news and the
Thirty Club gossip along the wave
length of WMAL.
TWO BANDS
TO ENTERTAIN
Between Z and s o'clock listeners
will have their choice Of the Marine
Band from WRC or the Army Band
from WMAL. Capt. Taylor Branson
and his Marines will have a To-
minute start on Capt. William Stan.
nard and the Army group. as the
latter does not trombone into ac-
ton until 7:15. The Marine program
is to feature the Poet and Peas
anti overture and a brass sextet
will play the sextet from Lucia. =
There will be a vocal quartet and
orchestra in the Dodge doings at 3
from WRC and the usual honey.
mooners, with their orchestral ac-
compartments as Hoover happen
ings at $50. The Pepco orchestra
performs at 8. the Wayside Inn
musical drama of the times OF
Prince Charlie, at $50 and the
financial program at 10. The Swanee
Syncopators finish the WRC eve
ming.
An o. Henry story may be tuned
from WIZ at and that station
will also present Frederic Dixon
pianist. in the Ampico hour at $3.50
and a mixed quartet with Nat Shil-.
kret's orchestra, as Maxwellians al
g. A new program. sponsored by
the Michelin tire concern. makes
a WIZ debut at 10. At 3 one may
hear from Phil Cook-the drawing
Cotton of the departed air WeaV-
ers-from WEAF.
The Washington times., 1928-04-12

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rental columns.
The Washington times., 1928-04-12
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Actress Getting Well
After Taking Poison

Mrs. Florence Page. 80. an actress,
hill recover from her attempt at
llicide last night. according to au-
horities at Casualty Hospital.
Mrs. Page was saved by the &C.
pn OF another roomer at the Cap
III Hotel, 339 Pennsylvania Ave.
w. who overheard her call a
hest and tell him she was going
end her life. The other roomer
lled the Casualty Hospital. She
Is given prompt medical treatment
the effects of a bottle of poison
hich she, drank.
a quarrel with man was said to
her motive.
The Washington times., 1928-04-12
NEARBY STATIONS.
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wBAL-BaItimore-- -2s6.B
4:oO--Salon Orchestra.
6:o0-Sandman Circle.
s:3O-Dinner Orchestra
7:30-Organ.
S:00-RecitaL
S:SO-WJZ program.
10:0O-U s. Naval Academy Band.
WPG-AfIantic CIty-1l1O-272.6
6:45-Organ: News FLASHES
7:05--Concert Orchestra.
S:OO-Casino Orchestral: ReveIlera.
10:0O-Movie broadcast; organ.
1I20-SilEer Slipper Orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures
6:3O-Sunset Dytinters.
7:00-SheltOn Ensemble.
7:30-Hyers Orchestra.
S;0O-N. H. u. talk.
S:15-piapo Fails; detective story
9:o0-Mabeianna Corby program.
10:0n-Choir Invisible.
11:U0-Spechts Orchestra.
WEAF-New YOrk-6IO- 492
6:00-WaIdorf "A stOtia mnsic.
7:90-Mdweek hymn sing.
7:30--ComfoFt hour.
s .g0--Dodge hour.
S:30-Hoover SenttDels.
9:00--The Cabin Door.
9:30--Wayside inn.
1o:O0-Halsey Stuart program.
1o:3o-statler's Pennsylvania ans.
ii:3"-Johnson's Orchestra.
WJZ-New YOrk-66O-4S4
s:00-Shsbo's Orchestra.
6:S9-Faultless Five
T:00--United States Marine Band.
7:30-Lowney Lovers.
8:00-Retold Tales
S:30-Ampico program.
9:1O--Maxwell hour
19:00-The Continentais.
11:O0-Slumber Music
WNYC-New YOrk-57O-526
S:15-Pianist: bar association.
9:45-ViOlin: lecture.
1Ol5-Board of Estimate meeting.
Observation-Disclosures
B:OO-Biue Anchor hour
9:00-Rein Bears; OrieDtsIs.
1U:0O-Piano duo and ensemble
l0:20-PicadilIy Orchestra.
11:0O-Golden Dragon Orchestra.
1l:30-CIub Lido.
1200--Rsdio party.
deIphia--S6O-348.6
7:00-UncIe Wfp
2:00-Lord Calvert Music Hour
9:00-Radio Forum
adeIphIa-74O-4O5.2
S:e0-WEAF program.
Observation-Disclosures
s:00-WEAF program
10 observation-disclosures Band
II :00-WEAF program
11:20-Organ.
WBZ--SprinRfi eld-90O-333
s:00--ship of Dreamx.'
S:30-WJZ program.
10:00-Mixed quartet
10 :3O-McEnelly's Orchestra.
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