New Britain herald., 1929-11-11

! Of Columbia under the general gov 'rnment flor tn" general diffusion . Of knowledge" The Memorial as sociation was formed to carry out this purpose.
 X symphonic paraphrasc on "Ol' 1 Man River" played by the full sym l phonic orchestra under the direo- ton of Dr. Henry Hadlcy will be sent out next Saturday evening by . th" CBS stations, forming d musi- ] cal feature that will surely please many.
 . Educational talks Of countrv- vide importance will be put on the air Wednesday night by the NBC system with WEAF as the Nc,v ork outlet. the speakers including, R"ss Goodykoontl. the new assist "nt commissioner of education, An eolo Hatri and others.
 This evening WOR will carry q I broadcast relating 10 Rutgers col IDS" which is observing the l6&rd anniversary Of it's founding. Tho assistant 10 the president Of that college will give an address or our Colonial Colleges" and il double quartet from the college will ShE the alma mater song Of each of th" nine colleges founded prior 70 inc Declaration Of independence. For ten weeks following q program relating 10 this college will be is sued by WOR.
 This evening at & o'clock Ora ham McNamoc will tell an audience listening in over chain Of 4q sta tionS the impressions of each of the famous war songs as sung or play cd starting at s o'clock.
 The Cavalry Baptist church Of New York maintains broadcasting station Of it's own and sends ou, from it it's program of services even if in so doing it has to compete with amusement parks and thcatri- cal booking agencies.
 Beginning next Tuesday, Nov. 19. a series of auction bridge games "ilI bo sent out by the NBC system with game and d lecture cacn Tuesday afternoon for 13 weeks.
 "Wh"n Johnny Comes Marching Homc.' military opcretta in two acts proved q pleasant offering yes t"rdaE afternoon as the music was tuncful and snappy.
 Tad Jones, the famous Yale foot ball player, gave talk on sports over tho NBH system yesterday aft oruOon which was kecnly enjoyed by all who heard it. His reputation gained for him a large and apprcci- atiVc audience and in addition the favorite football songs Of Yale were sung with q band accompanying
 I.auricr's Black and Gold room orchestra will give a program Of classical music this evening cspe- rally suited to Armisticc bay. This will be sent out by the NBC system
 Tonlght's program at S o'clock over the NBC system will be dcdi- catod to President Hoover and tho American Rcd Gross.
 \ thrilling story will be broad- cast tonight under the Empire Builders hour, telling how q lone girl as telegraph operator fl;sged q fast mail train and assisted in the captur" Of a gang Of bandits. It will he sent out on tho NBC sys- tenn by WBC. Springfield, and WIZ Now York, at 9;3o o'clock.
 Tomorrow Ght will be observed as Birthday Night by I.auricrs Black and Gold orchestra which will selections devoted 70 men Of note marking their 1INlVcrSdrIcS that day
 Technical details Of airship con- structiom Will be discussed tomor- TOW evening by William R. StoIt Of the Ford Motor Co.,, speaking on "Roads Of the Sky' program over the NBC system at o'clock.
 EroadcastinG Of weather condi- lions in New York is said 10 bc a great aid 10 2,5oG,oo0 people, tell ing them when to wear their rub bors and carry umbrellas.
 An episode in the celebration O. Armisticc Day m Paris on Nov. IT, K . Kz sE = Keep Your We Will