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The Washington times., 1929-04-11

Tens Of thousands of exceedingly
thin, yes, scrawny men and women
have taken McCoy's Tablets and
put on pounds OF good firm flesh.
Not only will McCoy's increase
weight. but taken regularly viii
cause frail rundown men and women
to grow stronger and more ener-
getic.
ii the millions of skinny, scrawny
men and women in America will
start today and put their faith in
McCoy's increased weight, health
and attractiveness may be theirs.
So why not start today? Why
nct fill out those deep hollows in
Eeck, cheeks and chest2 Why go
on through life with sunken cheeks
The Washington times., 1929-04-11
DRIVER
WINS RELEASE

People who. do not believe in the
catch phrase that the woman pays
and pays and pays" today had new
argument to support their opinion.
All because Miss Edith Burgner..
"a, of the 5000 block of Sixteenth
st. n. W., was released last night
on her personal recognizance after
being arrested for speeding. She is
alleged to have been making "A miles
an hour along Georgia Avenue
Northwest.
Miss Burgner was taken to the
Tenth precinct after being arrested
bySM. Sanders, a policeman. When
she said she would be unable to post
$50 collateral. the policeman in
charge permitted the girl to sit in
the squad room instead of placing
her in al cell. as Is the custom when
mere males are broke.
The girl finally was permitted to
go home after she agreed to appear
in Police Court today.
''I'll be there" Miss Burgner said
as she smilingly drove away from
the precinct in her new car.
The Washington times., 1929-04-11
ADVERTISEMENT
Men and Women! How Much Weight
Do You Want to Gain in 80 Days
One Very Thin Man Gained
e Pounds in Eight Weeks

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any thin. underweight man or
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pounds and feel completely salts
fled with the marked Improvement
in health-your druggist is author
ize6 to return your money.
Ask at Peoples Drug Stores or
aSy drug store for McCoy's Tablets.
Marketed by McCoy's Laboratories.
Also distributors of McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil.
The Washington times., 1929-04-11
Navy Lieut.. MOnteith
rs Reported Missing

BOSTON. April 1T I'm ST. That
Lisut. Robert J, Monteith, Of
Traverse. Mich. paymaster OF the
D. 3. S. Vega. naval supply ship.
has been missing since Friday and
that the Boston police department
was requested to search for him,
became known yesterday.
Police admitted that Rear Admiral
Philip Andrews. commandant Of the
t'harIestown Navy Yard, requested
that search be made for Lieutenant
Monteith.
The Washington times., 1929-04-11
Local Programs
WRC-WashlnE ton-s50-sl0

washlngton--e50-s16
i:so--Lotus Orchestra.
2.oO-NB.c. studio program.
2:ls-LasaIle string ouartet(N .B.c.l.
s:15-N.B.c. studio program.
s:sO--virginia Richards, soprano
tN.B.c.).
3:45--NB c. studio program.
4:OO--united States Army Band.
Capt william J. stannard.
leader lN.B.c.).
s;oo--vocationa guidance by the
k.,s-E F,TsRis i hour tN.B.c.,.
5:50--JoIIy Bill and Jane (N.B,c.).
s:0o-sports talk tNsB.cD.
s:lO--Waldorf-As Astoria orchestrn
80 t sN,g Z. ! ~. v,rS,n,sn.
7:OO--Midweek federation hymn sing
tN.B,C.p.
T:30--Correct time.
73O-Mayfiower Hotel Orchestra. s.
s:OO-The Gossipers tN.B.cQ,
S:s0--Hoover Sentinels (N.B.C0.
9:OO--Seiberllng Singers (N.B.c).
9.30--Rapid Transit (N.B.C).
-HaIsey-S hour lN.B.C.).
1O:30--Weaiher forecast.
cert Bureau hour (N.B.C.),
ii.30--K nyak radiograms.
II:3I-Slumber music fN.B.C.).
WOTr-- shlngtOn--I 3l0-220
5:45--yrhe Town Crier.
6:OO--The Public Service Man.
s:03--Andy Claus.
6:15-Dinner Music
6:3O--Mary Newton and Helen Wal
lace of National Theater
Players.
s:iS-FIorence Jane Adams, Inn
peraonator.
7:00--Carlton Hotel Dinner Concert.
7:11--Amos and Andy.
7:21--Carlton Hotel Dinner Concert,
continued.
10:00--George's Home Hour Of Dance
Music
11.oO--News Flashes from Washington
Herald
11:oO-steIas Magnetic Danse Hour.
The Washington times., 1929-04-11
Japanese Cadets Die
In Navy Practice Blast

LONDON, April IL q.N.S).-Seyen
Japanese naval cadets were killed
and 30 Injured when an explosion oc-
Cured during torpedo practice in
Tokyo Bay, an Exchange Telegraph
dispatch from the japanese Capital
stated today.
The Washington times., 1929-04-11

WMAI--yY ashinxtan-~gso-
z;se--Thsronoid Popular Plano sya-
a,4s-Thsronid Health Talk tc.B.s.).
3.o0--IlApres Midi tC.B,S9.
4:00--Jo Perselis. soprano, ac-
companied BY Mrs J. II. Hsun.
i;tS--"Fayorlts Songs OF Yesterday. "
BY William =. pierson.
4fsV---A AZ m 2 Hotel Orchestra.
s:oo--Edna Moreiand. soprano.
s;sV-- , nFarm Hints fPr the Sub
5:t5-club Plaza Orchestra (c.Bs.J.
s;I5-"Golng TO Press" (c.B.s.D.
e:sa-Musical program (c.Bs.).
6:45-''The Interstate Commerce
Physical Valuation OF Rail-
roadst, by Herbert n. Morgan,
Of the d. S. civil Service
Commission.
T:00--News F1ashea
story Of the super-UnIvsrsI-
Insects presented BY Science
7:30--Correct Time
7:30--Au Reyoir concert Of y. 8.
Army Band from Army War
College--Capt. William j.
stannard. leader; Thomas h.
Darcy, second leader.
s:30-Then and Now tC.B.s.).
9:00--Arabesque 1c.B.s.).
9:s0--Sonora Hour &C. B. s. ).e-featur-
ing Helen Oelheim. contralt0.
10s0o--Rit Fashion Review (C.B.s.).
10:15-The Musical Foursome (C.B.S.).
10:s0--The Columbians tCB.S.)
1I:O0--Meyer Davis Swanee syncopa
tors
WJSV-Mt. Vernon Hills, va.--146O-eO0
12:45--MusicaI program.
1:00-Current events,
1:15-Farm forum.
1.30--Music
s:30--Civic program.
7:30--Children's Half Hour.
9:30--National Society Children OF
the American Revolution.
9:00--Dr. A. b. ChatfIeld.
9:1O--Georgia Lee Brown, pianist.
9:29-Ray Harper. tenor.
9.30---Columbia Trio
fO:3O--Rhythm Boys Banjo Quintet.
The Washington times., 1929-04-11
DISTANT STATIONS


< s:Oo--oakIand Chateau.
s:so--vartsd program.
le.00--Dance music; entertainers.
12:0O--Program. organ.
WsR--AtIahta--s 40-40s
s;3O--N. BIC. system.
1i:oO--Amos N, Andy; Organ.
--ChIcago--770-3s
s:00--columbia Network.
1osO0--orchestra
1I:OO-studIo. dance music.
i2:oO-Gray Mare Club.
L--Chicago-e70-SO9
s;sO--Ensemble.
WENR--Chlcago--s7
I2;00--WestphaI Orchestra.
12;3O--Mike and Herman,
A. M.
1:Ob--con,edy sketch; vaudeville.
WGN--C hicago--ie0
10:00-Investmen Bureau.
10t3O--Iso-Vis Orchestra.
11:oO-Tomorrow Trib,; Dance Or
chestra.
1s;OO--Dream ship; Dance Music.
observation-disclosures
S:30--Kitchen Club.
9:00--Allstate Hour.
10:00-Concert Orchestra.
10t30--I. G. Musical Club.
| 1lt00--Hamm's Colleglans.
AQ--(hicag0-- 1919
S:20--Health Talk. entertainers.
s:0O--MusicaI program
s:S0--Minstrel show
10 :0O--Fan Fare Four.
10:30--Music; Old Tales
11:00--Amos m Andy Concert Or
chestra.
12.0O--Dance Orchestra.
WLW-Cincinnati-
S:00-N.B.C. System.
S:30--Snging school.
9 :00-Picturettes.
g.30-N.B.C. system.
10;00--Musical program.
11:O0--Instrumental Trio.
11:30--Glad Girls.
12:00-Showbox Hour.
WHO-Des M0ine.s--10OO-3OO
12.O0--Little symphony.
| WBAP-FOFt WoFth--S0O-375
N:30--WJZ Program.
WTMJ-MiIwaukee-6
9:00--N B. G. System.
10:OO-Dance Music.
WCCO--Mpla..s Paul-s1O-37O
g:oO--Musical Program.
9:30--Sonora Hour.
10.00-Pianist; Minnesota Theater.
.20--Long's Orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures
1000 Belle-Camp Hour.
10:30--"Man Who Knows
11:OO--wSM Orchestra.
! 12:00-Phf Alpha Lamda Dance.
! KFNF-ShenandOah-
10:O0--Musical Features
KWKH--ShFevep0ft-
s:So-Stndlo Frogram:
hMOA--st. Lonis-lVsW-sL0
S:OO-CoiumDia network.
1l;VO-NeWs' Amos Ahayi uancs
| - muse.
nW--EsuIIhio---ls.V -SV&
;5V-Basso; studlo
| S;nV-SolnmnlA NetWork'
hsi f--as. Faut--I9oO,@oo
/ 1l;VV-Ospofns Orcnestra; Amos n
/ Andy.
4I'4o-o' OF MIMI Band.
| 49, A.. n.
r,,~tt ~ = Ionlkhl 1Iuo:
/ ACKNOWLEDGES
NJ
:S0--Ient QrchesIra.
s.S0--CoIuhhnla AeIWork.
/ x,, 1i ;DV--- News Dance orchestra.
W - LAs-S .teal. s7l Ie,--sVV-SoS
,s:Sg s school'
3 ~ speakeFs.
| WIAM-GleyeIan a--IU19-SSO
Say EAF Program.
.sv-Recltai. maytas ProBram.
,,, ~ a3O-Dance music
snnn rSs . or s%V-@4o
S'0v-no ,J
, s:o0-IoihmpIa NetWofk'
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New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
ITCHING ENDS WHEN
 ZEMO TOUCHES SKIN

thousands say. It's wonderful the way soothing, cooling Hemo brings relief 10 skin which itch"s and burns. Even in most severe cases, itching disappears almost as soon as Xomo touches tho tender and infamcd surface. To draw ont local infection and help to clear away unsightly hlemishos, we kno,V of nothing better than invisible Zcmo. Always keep this family an- tisoptic on hand. Use if freely. It's safe as can be. 35c, 60c and $1.0J. All dealers
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
3O3-WB/. Surinrfcld-qa

5;o0-Final stocks 5.25-Government bulletins b:3o--Lost and found; positions
 wanted b:45-MAC forum Prof. C. !,
 t'aWCett 5.59-Temperature 6:u0-Time 6:01-Weathermau 6;o2-Agricuftural market report s 6:15-R. W, McReel 6:So-WiIl Provost and Frcd Wade 6:59-Chimes
 7:00--Amos n Andy 7:15-Massachusetts Dept. of Id
 uCation 7$0-Brevitios S:oo-Roxy's gang S:30-Song program a:00-Narietv program 9:3O-Real Folks o:00-Cabin nights, q song pro-
 gram 10:30-Empire Builders 11:00-Time 11:O1-Weathermau 11:O2-Temperaturo 11.03-News flashes 11:0S-Tjme
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
MONDAY
Eastern standard Tine
2S3-NTIC. Hartrord-t0GO

7:n5-Summary Of program 7:06-The WrIC Continontals in
 after dinner tunes T:25-NeWs flashes, time. indus
 trial alcohol announcement Mystery of Pleasant Val
 ley" S:00-Soloists and orchestra &:%o-GypsicS 9:%0-Orchestral concert 1o:$o-Salou singers i1:o0-Seiferts organ recital
 forecast, marine forecast and
 industrial alcohol bulletin
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
The New 193O Hup m o piles are VELVET SMOOTH.

Nelvet.smooth at 30 |. . But you erpect that. Now put the accelera- tor down Except for the deeper whisper of the big engines, built for srce:s speed and power, these new Hupmobiles are vei0et-Smooh even at 70 and 80 miles an hour!
 Drive either or both of them. Give them your hardest tests. Listen for noise. Watch for vibration. And you'll say, "Smooth as velvet' .. Just like every other driver who has ever taken their wheels.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

seized machinery for manufact' false banknotes and arrested A Alvaro Araujovalcnte, and Frar BarrCiTOtcnOriO.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
37g-WGl, SchcnCCtadN-190

319-WGN, SchcnCCtadN-790 I:I9-Tmc G:oo-Ecpoms stocks, produce
 market. farm forum and news
 flashes e:&o-Timo. dinner music 7:U0-Wator. ]. Walter Alderman 7:10-Dmncr music 7.-5-Eyo health talk 7:3O-Wcathor forecast 7:&5-Dmuer music 7:f5-Narjcty program S;Un-Orchostra and singers &:&u-Gypsics
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

THE NEW 193O EIGHT so mi per hour, 100 Horse. bower. The # moforcdr eper desisnedin tOhich q sing modern style motif is nsed fhroushoa trsSenfine q unif of harmonised beaut .Standord equipped Sedan G bossense SI595, {, 0. b. factory Cusfo eqa;bment slightly erfr0.
 THE NEW l93O SIX :. 70 miles De hour. 70 horse -tower. Acceleratiop from 5 10 5 miles per hour iii / sec' ouds; 5 10 50 1T. D. 4. in 20 seconds ., Siaadatd equipped Sedan 6 bas- seneer) NO6O. /. 0. ,. factory. Custom equipment slightly ertra.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

Tonight's broadcast from WMCA. New York, will be very, odd, it be- ing a tOrrid negro jazz orchestra and show. It will be sent out from the Apollo Casino at I'll East S6th street.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
3tt-NE NEHH. thiCacn-SI

5:"o-Air juniors 7.l5-The farmers farmer, dgrt-
 cultural market reports and
 digest Of latest farm informa-
 tiou from livestock market
 service 1t:oo-Marion and Jim's grab bag l1:lo-Nari"ty program 1t:&o-Mjko and Herman 1l:5o-Studio gossip. a comedy
 sketch t2:0o-DN air vaudeville
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
Through fife Static

Mrs. Agnes x. Leighton, d color atura soprano with an exceptionally fine voice. will bo heard over WDRC, Now Haven. at S:I5 Thursday, in a recital which will include famous compositions by old masters. Mrs. Leighton while best known as a solo Ist with choirs and as a singer be- fore Womons' musical organizations, is no stranger 10 radio, having sung from WMCA, New York, and several Now England stations
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
THREE $PiNINED EXPELLED

Lisbon. Nov. IS NTD-The inter- expulsion of three Spaniards, C&rlOs Garcia, Jose Maria Fernandez and Thomas Perez Il-Narcz: Italian Pas chal Massano: d ROumanian Emil Popilian: two CzcChoslovakians, Ar most Dcabis Vladimir and q French man, Vincent Joseph Rcybcrt, as not wanted"
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
ts2-NOE. NpWark-t0

5:0o-Nuslcal musings, organ 5:30-UnCle Don f:00-Time 6;O1-Southcru songs, Marguerite
 Cartwright. soprano 6:15-Aviation weather forecast 6:2o-Sports talk 6:30-Charles Schuyler, tenor G:4o-John w. Green. pianist 6:50-This week in aviation. Sloan
 Taylor T:nO-Time 7:0l-Rutgers university series 7:3Q-Hotcl concert ensemble 7:59-Chimes S:00-Empirc 9:00-Roosevcl hour 9:3O-Friendly Sons Of St. Patrick 10;3n-FraternitE row 11;00-Time. news flashes, weather
 report t:05-Hofbrau orchestra 1l;30-Moonbeams
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
9:&O-An Tyeninc in Paris

9:%o-An Evening in Paris l0:Ho-COuntry club lo:&o-Noico of Columbia :o0-NeWs flashes 1l:1o-Jimmic Gallagher and his
 orchestra l:&o-Renard and his orchestra Midnight rcvcrlcs
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
22G-NDRC. New Haycn-l33N

22G-N DRC, New HaNcn-i330 G:5n-Orran music from rcquot
 1hoatcr G.45-NcWs flashes, weather report 7.oo-Timc, hotel orchestra >.no-St Ambrose quartet N:}5-Clarcnce Strotch, tenor Eugene r. Clark, book re-
 view >.45-Jack Waipo. Hawaiian guitar H:"o-Tjmo, the buggy riders 9.%o-Raiubow Inn orchestra Ipt&U--W Weather report
 500-WCAC. StorrS-600 7.u"--Conn All club crior, 1 H
 club, poultry work, Edward $.
 WaIford 7.$o-Timely Farm suggestions, A.
 W. Manchester, Crop and mar
 k"t conditions, pr, r.. X. Pcrre-
 GauN 7.45- Music 7:5o-Prcparing fruit trees for
 winter, John r. Handy
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
l2S-NIW. Chncmua,i-7Oo

l2S-NlN. Cincnuati-1Ou ..oo--1'e1 tim" trio a:%" JiEsstorI, reports . Musicale a:1o-L Lucky S:,utbo 6.n"--llotol orchestra e."o Time. Cincinnati Club or
 chestra G.5a-W Weather announcement 1:oo-Amos m Andy 7:I5-Nuni and his magical mu-
 sicians Tony's scrap look 7:&"-Iistorjral HiEhligh's Automatic s:"G-D oncrrt a:0o-RooscvoI hour H:&o-Eoal Folks 10;uo--Wcathor reports. tailoring
 club Empire Builders i1:oo-Tlmc, Hauer'S orchestra 1l.%"-IIeermann trio 1@:oo-Hotcl orchestra l@:%o- Singers t.oo- Th"iS' orchestra 1:&o-Timc, sign or
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

odies and musical pictures, will be put on the air tonight at 11:30 by WABC as played by Abe Lyman and hls orchestra.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

\ splendid program will be sent cut tonight by WEA'. New York, at o'clock when a symphonic or chestra will play a number of classical gems assisted by two we'll known VoCaliSts.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
319-MARC. New NOrk-SGO

349-N ABt. New Orh-Sho 5:00-Fivc O'Clock Swcethcarts 5:3O-Final stocks 6:2S-Weathcr report 6:30-Currcnt cYcnts-H. Y. l[al-
 tenborn 6:5S-Time 7:00-Levitow and orchestra 7:30-Truc life sketches, LcvItow
 orchestra S:00-Will Osborne S:30-CourierS 9:30-Magazinc hour 9:30-An Evening in Paris 10:00-Country club ] 10:30-Noice of Columbia 11;30-Abe Lyman's orchestra 12:00-Timc 2:0l-Canadian 12:30-Midnigh rcvcrIcs
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

Several classical gems arc inClud- cd in the program to be put on the air this evening by a New York en- semhlc from the CBS, New York studio, including two by St. Saens, a waltz, "Fidoles Wion,' by Rom 2ak. and selections from Krcislcr's 'Applc Blossoms
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
:91-NJ/. New NDrk-16u

IH1--NJI, NOW ' OTk-l6O a 00--NelodN Mu4koteors 5.&o-Summwy Of NHc programs 6.0u-Mormon Temple choir and
 organ
 WhNc's orchestra 7:uo-AmoS 'n' Andy 1:15-1'im", moment musicale 7.%G-BoNy and his gang N:&o-NocaI trio %:0o- Music Of thr Rcd Nro"s 9:$n-Ecal Folks Cabin NIGh}S 1n.%o- Empire Builders i1.oN-Timo, slunhor music '-.on- Aviation weather forecast
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

&.S0-GNpsics
 ".3o-Orchostral program lo.&o-Salon singers ll.oo-lfotcl orchestra -.0u-Tcd FIorilo'S orchestra
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

your earliest opportunity and inspect the distinguished new Standard Fights. Then let us put the model of your choice in your hands for luxurious demonstration drive
 1uo oat of tbree mto bny Packard Standard Etebts gite ID otbermaks Q fears 10 do 50. They have found that Packard transportation costs no more. We can show you with actual figures that you, too, can enjoy the distinc- tion of Packard ownership at no greater ex- pense than you are paying for motoring in your twelve to fifteen hundred dollar car Your old car will be accepted as cash and you may purchase out of income if you pre- fer When may we serve you?
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

Roginninc next Sunday the games of the National Hockey league will tc broadcast by WMCA from Madi- son Sqnaro Garden every Sunday and Thursday evening. The opening game Will he between the Americans and the Canadiens and the micro- phone will be handled by Jack F'i- man, the fastest doscriber of hockey known. These contests are so fast that tho ordinary announcer is all at sea
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

X number Of new Broadway mus lCal hits, taken from musical con-
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
5oG-WNNC. New Nork-51O

5o6-WNNC, New NOrk-51O 5:5o-Training the singing and
 speaking voice. Irma Swift;
 market high spots E:55-niabctcs Dr. Benjamin
 Jablons 6:05-Hclen Hopkins songs G:20-Elcmentary German lessons,
 Y. H. Berlitz 6:4o-Advanc"d German lessons
 V. H. BerlitZ 7:oo-Artists from Brooklyn Music
 School settlement 7:3o-Timc, police alarms civic
 information 7.35-An outnn Of hlstor>-Gcr-
 manic invasion, Prof William
 Brandt 7:55-Thc world of books. Prof.
 C, r. Horn" S:15-Mary Stuart. old English
 songs S:oo-Sign off
 526-WMCA. New Nork-370 5:o0-Ireno Winston. soprano :l5-Faehlou"tt"s S:5o-Goodman Jewish program,
 time 1o:oo-ThrrcnoJI health 'a}> delivery to>s. harmon-
 ists 1o.&Q-Honolum 0.lodiHz. time 11:00-Dancc orchestra 11:3o--Ncws flashes orchestra 12:o5-Rcstaurart orchestra 12:35-Nillagc Grove Nut Crackers 370-WPCH, New Nork--370 s:15-Eric Massey, tenor 5:3o--Hessol Weinberg X Hertz
 orchestra G;00-N. Y. amusement celebrity
 period 6-45-Dr C. W Kjns information
 tot-WIhI. New Nork-GGO 5:@o-Tho lady next door 5:55-Smmmarv Of NRr programs G:oo-Blach and Gold j.oom or
 chestra 7.oo--RucE aud Wing 7:&N-Piano twins 7.45-Racl5 or tho urns m WasH-
 ington s:oo-Soloisfs and orchestra
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

"Thc Watch Tower" is a special Sunday feature announced by WMCA. the purpose of which, as stated by d representative of the sponsors. lis 10 make known among the people tne name of Jehovah. thc living God, and 10 bring within reach of the growing radio audience the valuable and trustW orthy ;u- formation contained in the word of Jehovah, which is now due to be understood by every order-loying person."
 An Illuminating talk upon "Watcr" and it's importance to the growth and health of every Amori- can city will he broadcast hy WGY Saturday evening at 7:44 o'clock. Ii will be given by City Manager J. Walter Alderman of Watcrtown, \. Y., who is a well known figure in the water works field and who is much m demand as a consulting eu- ginccr in this field of pubic uti!i- ties
 Sir Harry Lauder, inc great Scotch singer, will 20 on the air twice on December and the broad cast will he sent out by the NEG system from KFI, Los Angeles. He will he heard in two l5-minute per lods. at his own request. as he found that | . minutes was not enough for the radio listeners who wanted 10 hear him. He says he likes broad casting as he does net have 10 worry whether all inc seats in the house are sold or not.
 Tonight at 10:30 an intorcollcgi- ate debate between tlmira College for Women and Union college will he sent out by WGH with all three of the judges listening over the ra- dio in their own homes. They will
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18
o6t-W LAM. RoChc~tCr-1 50

5:oo-IudWig' program G:oo-Dotail report, stocks and
 special announcements G:30-Timo. Odcnbach orchestra 1o0-Amos m Andy t,lsie Walter, Sadie Levin
 and InoZ Quinu 7:&o-RoNy and his gang &:%o-NBC program ".oo--NariotN program @.&u-Eeal folks 10:oo-Cabin Nights ln.&o-Empirc Builders Something about oycrNthlng tI.2o-G Government weather fore
 cast
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

2ii-N NAG. BO~tOn-l23O 5.oo-rod and his gang 5.45-Stampcrs G:0u-NoWs flashes G.u9-Wcatherman G:1o-Good news bearers G-25-Dinner music G:40-fonmandors c.5o-Sontinols 7.U5-Concort gems 7.3o-NcWspapcr sjdrljghts 7.&o-MUslcal sweets 7:5g-Timo >.0o-Osboruc's orchestra A:l5-Hcnry Burhig humorjst o.ou-AIa@aHino hour
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

are outstandingly more advanced, more beautiful, more comfortable and convenient than even the higher priced Packard Fights of the past.
 Truly Packard Throughout The Packard Standard Eight is literally smaller edition of today's larger and costlier Packard cars. It is provided for those who desire the luxury and distinction of Packard Eight transportation in car of modified wheelbase, and at more moderate price, The Standard Eight differs from the Packard Custom and De Luxe models in size, power and degree of Individuality available in color, upholstery and aPpointments-but in excel fence of engineering and expert craftsman ship it is identical with them.
 It embodies all the engineering rehnements and improved incidental comforts and con- veniences found in the larger cars-Provides the brilliant performance and supreme rid ing ease logically expected from cars bearing the Packard crest.
 Newly Refined and Improved Chief among the engineering advances is the improved powerpant with it's four
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PACKARD STANDARD EIGHT

PACKARD STANDARD EIGHT
 Priees at tbe Factory
 ROADSTER, TwoFour Passengers S242s PHAETON, Four Passengers 2425 SPORT PHAETON, Four Passengers 2725 TOURING, Seven Passengers 2525 COUPE, Two-Four Passengers 2525 COUPE, Five Passengers 2o75 CLUB SEDAN, Five Passengers 2675 SEDAN, Five Passengers 2375 SEDAN, Seven Passengers 2675 SEDAN-LIMOUSINE,S Seven Passengers 277s CONVERTIBLE COUPE,
 TwoFour Passengers 1850
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

Lisbon, Nov. IS Ur)-Police
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

X broadcast very unusual will be staged al Boston Wednesday eve ming when rattle scene on the decks of inc famous old frigate, "Constitution." better known as "Old lronsidos,' win be put on the air. This is part of tho program to sc cure support for the work of re- claiming this famous old vessel, the pride or the navy for many years. and the most historic vessel in the world now, The vessel is being re- built by public subscription so as 10 preserve her for years 10 come. in Nolying a large expenditure. Spc- cial micropHoncs are 10 be installed about the deck and special lines of transmission have been put mp so as tO insure the greatest accuracy pos slblc in putting this broadcast out, It will be sent out by WBZ at 9:30.
 Music of Finland and Bohemia will be played tomorrow night by WTIC, Hartford, when the Bond trio will roproduco some of the best music by composers Of those coun- tries.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

The New Jersey State Federation Of Womcn's clubs will he very prom mont in the program 10 be sent out hy WOK, Wednesday, during the womcn's hour at 1:&o. The chief address, "Civic Activities, Including Motion Pictures" by Mrs. C. O. Paf- dclford and other officials, will have parts in the program.
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

telephone their decision at once and the result will be announced right away. The subject of the debate is "Eesolyod that thc Arab is iusti- fled in demanding that Palestine be an indopendent Arab state"
New Britain herald., 1929-11-18

given ivy WOE, Newark, x. J., re- types of prisoners and the methods of dealing with them in America and Europe. special reference will be made to the American probation measures used and also the classlf- cation such as is afforded by the mental and paychiatric examinations as well as tine occupational train ing given prisoners and the special rotormatorios for women, both fed cral and state. This talk will be given by Caroline B. Whittponn. con- noctcd with New Jersey state penal institutions for q long time.