New Britain herald., 1929-11-21

i Of the broadcast in which he will 1 appear on December 1, and, "When l Get Back to Scotland" "G Love q Lassie" and one other vet to be selected ill his second hall-hoUr. This program will be sent out through the NBC system.
 More than l75 aspirants for solo work are heard each week in au- i diions by the NBC system and 100 actors arc also given q trial.
 Tho general government makes much greater use of radio than is generally supposed. In the first 10 months of the year, 245 government officials including President Hoover. were heard over the NBC system and moro than 900 hours of broadcasting time was utilized by the government. Every branch of the government vas represented.
 The department of agriculture made the greatest use Of the radio Of any other branch, employing this means to reach the farmers, and us- ing 100 hours of broadcasting time with lG5 of it's officers making 4l9 different addresses. This department presents daily a 15-minulc program for farmers.
 Tn" federal radio commission has authorized the Westinghouse Flee tric &, Manufacturing Co. 10 operate for experimental purposes q new short wave station 10 be known as WINAZ This station will be located at East Springfield and work upon it will soon be started. It is not known how soon it will be ready for broadcasting but il is anticipated that about 60 days will be required. This station will be of 9750 kilOcy- cles with q power of 20 lllowatts. Ii will be used mainly in European and other experimental work.
 Next "Wednesday night the famous JeffricS- SharkeN fight will be told over the air from WEE as the fifth in the "Champ's Corner" This fight will be reconstructed. blow by blow, and will reveal Jeffries masterful goneralship over the ability of Shar- key 10 stand terrible punishment. Sharkey, it will be remembered, lost this fight on decision in a 25-round bout.
 This evening the little German band, broadcasting from Pittsburgh, will play a selection from "Carmcn' as we'll as the well known Irish sc- lection, Maggie" This is a brand new organization and its work is broadcast by WBZA and the NEG system.
 Beginning tomorrow night a series of weekly talks will be sent out by WI.W, Cincinnati, entitled "rhc Art and Science of the Potter" to be dc livcred by Prof. Harold $. Nash of tn" University of Cincinnati. His talks will be in a form that is of practical value 10 his hearers who may have had no previous introduce lion to the subject.
 Stirring football songs will onlivcn the temple hour 10 be broadcast this evening at l o'clock over the CBS network Seven vocal numbers and orchestral music will make up the program.
 A "Musical Ncspors" service will be broadcast by the CBS network Saturday evening comprising among other things the overture to Semi ramide" by Rossini. a sercnade by Pierne and q scherzo from "Midsum- mer Nights Dream" by Mendels- sohn. The Columbia ensemble has a leading part in the program.
 Very pretontious is the program the LevitnoW enSembe will present for dinner music Saturday evening at : o'clock, including a number of selections from operas.
 Those fond of negro spirituals will be interested in a broadcast Satur- day evening by the CBS stations at SEQ o'clock In all, nine songs will be sung. STUBBORN SORES