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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-07
sALE-suBuRBAN PROPERTY

strictly. modern new ssmi-bungalow type
hot-water heat. fireplace. refrigerator. cleo.
shades "a block to car and bus lines, school
s 4 f psa iS s sss ssS
MODERN BUNGALOW. S ROOMS. ATTIC
Large enough for nice rooms; garage; large
enc eSsS IRON & ne Spring
OWNER. Adams 4042-W.
4-RoOM AND RATH BRICK BUNGALOW;
P Pm ,0t sSxlgs A ~ :ldsMalk g9Ss streets
HEWITT. Phone Silver Spring 1877.
5-ROoM AND BATH BUNGALOWS; AMI;
EAsY rs sH5asr 70 FRAME Sxs1 # Ew RTr
Silver Spring 1877
rage; lot ssxiSo; on 10Th St. bus line: beau
tifui site Ps2rsgaSh R' sii 9o9 Easy TERMS
Phone asAs Silver 4: s sprina ISL.
IN VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
! b-ROOM AND BATH, l-PIPE FURNACE.
oak floors, large porch. fun basement. large
attic with steps, sunroom; corner lot; ga
rage; g 500; cash required. $500; balance
I Groom and bath. English-type. h.-w.h.,
front porch. s7.25o; cash. $500; reasonable
! English. 9 rooms, 2 baths. steam heat.
sunroom; corner lot. on concrete road
Nice building lot in oakcrest. with trees;
; lots at st. Clement Shores, on bay;
viii consider building lots as cash pay
VAT on Ley Ps $50 Addison nave aver 70. ' Virginia
\ Highlands.
| BEAUTIFUL HOME. FINEST REsIDEN-
| tai community rooms. Q baths. hot-wa-
fully furnished throughout: large lot. nice
lawn. hedge. shrubbeIy; paved street; splen-
| did car service; real bargain for quick sale;
| OWNER next door. AL College ave, Col
! lege Park, home Maryland University. Ber-
BARGAIN, OWNER MUST sELI-MoDERN
out, Fairfax County. Va. on electric line
and county road o. iS 1cres; clear title
siverdsie. Nd; rooms and bath gas and
electricity; lots 100x217: at a reasonable
price; additional ground i desired. Call
2-STORY HOUSE. LOTS; PLENTY OF
fruit; clear OF debt: price for cash. 81 100;
Capitol Heights. Md. Address E. N. HOO
YER. SOTO G st. Sc.
| CHICKEN FARM. BROOM HOUSE. WATER.
for asoo eScsens 70
Of good land with several fruit trees and
large grape srbor: Bargain at $4,000. Easy
BUNGALOW located on paved street in Mt
Esnsr nssr o car; s, and % s nd
per month.
Several houses ss,s and 1unsaloys for rent
Phone Hyattsville $40.
OWING TO HAVING A RESIDENCE m
New York the past four years. We will sell
all our holdinEs at PSeTwyn Nd cheap iis for
range: plot 27sx4oo: Also 30 other good
BerWyn. Md
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Prize Winning Farm at $500.
fair and first prize at state fair; 800 fruit
trees poultry houses for 200 hens, good
basement barn. Horse, COW, sheep, poultry,
ture attractive 7-room home pg. 10 in Spring
catalogue, 1000 BARGAINS and b63 pictures.
Copy free STROUT AGENCY, t422-N Land
Title BLDG, Phila.. Pa.
FOURTEEN MILES FROM WASHINGTON
with beautiful Dutch colonial home; eight
iarre rooms and bath. cleo; hrst noor, hv-
inr room, library. dining room and large
Kitchen; center-hal plan; 2nd fioor., four
bedrooms and bath: beautiful lawns, shrub
berry. flowers and shade trees: iefse Sn hslS.
This il country home, but with city I'M
proyen1ents Price, $1,000; very easy terms.
Phone Main e62,
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KENI-FAhNIS. -
FALLS CHURCH, Va.
Fifteen-room house, modern improve
garaee poultry house for 1000. % acres OF
land, high elevation overlooking Lee High
IS acres. Groom house, ami. large or
chard $50 per month or will rent on
shares Near West Falls Church on mac
adam road. ,
$50 per month. 10 acres, poultry, truck
and fruit farm. 8-room house, barn, ga
rage and poultry house; near cars IL miles
out.
F. w. HILBERT,
Falls Church. We. Phone SOB
70 ACRES TO RENT OR LEASE. THREE
miles from Rockville. Md. Apply to VIM. H.
Talbot, Rockville, Md. Telephone l-R or
l07-R.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA

NEARBY VIRGINIA.
New stone house, 6 rooms. 2 baths; ami;
garage: near Lee highway; high elevation.
Attractive SER & bath modern bungalow;
garage; in Lyon Village. Price, $500; terms.
New SIR. bath bungalow ami in Lyon
Park; convenient to cars, etc. Price, $500;
s-r. 4 bath BUNGALOW. anil, in Aurora
Heights. Price, $4,000; terms.
n. E. RYON,
Clarendon 1850. 1904 wilson Blvd
ONLY $3.50.
A home or investment, center of Claren-
don. rooms and bath, ami; corner lot
76xl50.
$500.
rooms and bath, ami. city water, ga
rage; nice location in Clarendon.
$500.
5-room bungalow. ami; lot, 1osxl4o; con-
venient location.
Lyon Village.
$500.
rooms. bath, gas, cleo. city water.
screens, awnings; lot 50xl74. Reasonable
terms can be ARRANGED.
]. MACPHERSON CO.,
a Wilson Blvd.
Clarendon 1i46.
Open Sundays and evenings.
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For RENTz-WATER FRONT PROPERTY
Known. as Little. John Lodge. Nottinsham
. seDsemSer Is. INQUIRE iai D0 a. Is west
Iryine street, Chevy Chase, Nd. Telephone
ss ior s7se ss,; siSp down. SO month 10
ONLY, A FEW WATER FRONT LOTS LEFT
in Oak plufi; VIII nnance cottage. s2S per
Takoma Park. shep. SOs2.
~ ACRES NEAR ANNAPOLIS ON IMPROV-
ea ro1 Box s s st.t q sesdsd shore
LARGE shaded lot, 100000, on hard road,
near ANNAPOLIS; small house; $4,000, terms
Address Box 497-J Star ONCE.
FOR sALE LIZ. cH rs PEA .I BAY
on large creek. s-room house. with water
and ELECTRICITY; barn and garage; numerous
to Bay Rldee.. Annapoiis roads and South
80 MISS BATES, 1855 Conn. Ave.
WE HAVE FOR SALE ONE OF THE MOST
attractive water front properties In South
so sEd .bs e mo s a hSpss n
furnished: servants cottage has rooms.
The ssUu9ds consist Of 2e acres sesrtitslly
trees. greenhouse. garage, bathhouse, good
hsrbor. sunken rose garden and all neces-
etc The price Of this property is fos
ticulars see BAUMAN a HEINZMAN,
Thomas circle; Decatur l7oO.
COLONIAL BEACH BUNGALOWS FOR
f fsSi Address BOX i2.sJ. Star once.
P. w. BEACH.
Adjoining South River Park. Waterfront
lots and bungaiow sites at substantial dis
count to early buyers. Main 1885.
SOUTH RIVER PARK.
IS Miles from Washington.
Large bungalow. rooms, bath. open hre-
place, screened porches, excellent well with
gasoline pump and 300-galon tank, garage,
wharf, canoe, garden and miscellaneous
tools. shaded ground, House completely fur
Terms. Owner, naval oficer. ordered to
California. Phone Adams 1898.
Lots and .cottases for sale. An improved
Summer colony near Shady Side, Md. 80
miles from d. C. Soft. lots at lowest
prices. Easy terms. Free circular on re-
quest. Phone Decatur 400. BAUMAN &
HEfNZMAN. i Thomas Circle.
A SPLENDID OLD WATER FRONT FARM
beach; fine fishing and hunting; about AIS
acres Of good farm land; plenty Of timber;
ine buildings; orchard. etc; to many things
to mention IN an ad. Can be bought at
JOHN wIGNALL.
1886 Newton st. NE, or
phone N. $685..
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sAIE-supuRRAN rRopERrY.
SOME REAL BARGAINS

ACONnG NL%[AA oENNSf1l4NSOs
Brick. new. seven, rooms. four bedrooms
Lyon Park. va; $500.
Brick. new: five rooms and hath; ami;
Er.@s I RsSsa a aS5 aSck sas sd
Gsmorlsi n psr aa ciasssados ssCc
sarase lot. i6oxiI5; located in Lyon village:
Eieht rooms. all conveniences: two-csr
and flowers; large garden; close in and
sure TO increase In value.
Brick tile: seven rooms and bath; two-car
~ Sris cT. TIE; Iso, rooms and bath; AMI;
s <. n sUs and sara 81 good location
Al the above properties are within Is
minutes drive to the White House. on hard
Toaas. and can be sold on reasonable terms.
{. w. CLEVER, Realtor,
Courthouse Square. Clarendon. Va. Z.
BEAUTIFUL WOODBRIDGE.
On one Of the Oldest residential streets
IN select neighborhood close to X. I. ave
new but has hardwood focrs. NV h, and
other modern features; large lot with fruit
trees and shrubbery; large porches front and
garsse on paved alley. Inspection OIL By apr
' ,oo, p YYoSDwAAEp & vrErH: -.
FOR SALE.
S-r. semi-bungalow, ami. h.-w,
heat; double garage; chicken house !:
large lot. Must be sold; good cash
payment. balance easy terms.
1916 Sind ST.. Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyatts. 333-R. o.
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For prices, terms and other information,
see
THEODORE F. MENk,
fli0 n St NV Main 1919.
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Most distinctive location in America, di.
rectiy opposite Mt. vernon, $50 acres. Ions
Potomac river frontage; modern improve
ments. Is one of the best shooting shores
on the river.
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5.room tile bungalow, sleeping porch, all
modern improvements. electric range, open
fireplace. garage, good location; q snap a.
the price. $500 cash.
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WANTED-ACREAGE.
RENT-FARMS.

w4NTED-cLOsE-IN ACREAGE SUITABLE
for development. Address Box 1881. star
office.
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$1,000.

New bunsalow, z rooms. all improvements.
poultry house. 2 acres Of land. improved
road. real home and good buy.
+. w. HILBERT.
Falls Church. Va. Phone S0e
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POTOMAC RIXER

Very limited number of villa sites on
Potomac, Fl. Foote neighborhood, near
Townsend Wells estate. Tracts are wooded.
and are only 3Ia miles from D. C.
rs acres on salt water Potomac. over hne
highway to property. as miles from d. @.
One of most beautiful spots on the river in
Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-07

BIG. SURPRISE - SMALL FARM NEAR
WASHINGTON. Only $500 per week; no other
payments. Phone Mr.. GATES, Main 1894,
or Lincoln s4os-J after pm.
DAIRY. STOCK, POULTRY and WATER
front farms; interview after once hours by
NJ Y. ave.
o-RM. HOUSE, SO ACRES, SOUTHERN MD. !:
on state road, between Mcrgantown and
Fine shade trees. pretty lawn. flowers and
shrubbery. garden planted; can sell fur
nished II desired; fruit Of all kinds; equip
be bought on terms. This Is one Of the pref
tiest locations in Southern Md. Can rent
the house furnished for the Summer. with
Garden and plenty fruit; also can sell s.
acre building lots.
J: T. BROOKS,
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sALE-FARMs.

POULTRY PLANT-SToCK--sl50 500 CASH.
Eastern California. Send for Illustrated
catalog, also details; 3-acre poultry farm.
BUNGALOW: ali city conveniences; sarase;
modern poultry houses. Price. $500; only
81 500 cash. BRAY & MACGEoRGE, estab,
ianI Vineland. N J.
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NEAR MANOR CLUB.

Two miles north and west of Norbeck
on GOOD county road ise acres gently
rolling land 1877 cultivated, III In
woods. hne streams; good well;
s-room house; large bank barn.
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Lyon Village.
GO 5m

6 rooms bath, gas, cleo, city water
screens, awnings; lot 50xl74. Reasonable
terms can be arranged.
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TWO AND EIGHTY -FOUR HuNDREDTKs
asa acres land near MASONIC Memoriei
Call Alex 943 after six 49, pm. Tor an
appointment.
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CONTINUED on Next RaEs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-30
)H0X%1Ss'Eg1?2s!E$ss:sss$$!ys,"s:s .

you to bear with me a little while
longer.
ITO reveal it to you now would up
set a plan I have formed to bring
this strange affair to a happy con-
clusion."
Sheridan leaned across the desk
and clasped Wilber's hand.
You have trusted me so far and l
have not failed you," he said. "Give
me your consent to arrange meet
ing between you and Mary Crane
and permit me to Withhold her
identity from you until that time.
promise you it means not only your
own but Sheila's happiness. You
will not regret it."
DACK in his own Office, Sheridan
~ got Edna Rogers on the phone.
1--WE got a strange request to
make" he told her, "but want you
to grant it as a particular favor to
me.
will you invite Mr.. WILDER ard
Sheila to your house for dinner to-
morrow night and include me in the
invitation-nobody else, just the
three of us and yourself and your
mother?"
"Why-why, this is SO sudden!"
Ednas laugh thrilled over the
phone. "Of course will If you
want me to, but it sounds like a
plot of some kind"
Maybe it is, but you know dote
on mysteries. Here's another: Don't
let your mother or Sheila or Mr..
WILDER know the dinner suggestion
came from me-"
But I'm afraid Sheila won't &C
cept. She's not going out these
days"
Leave Sheila to me; I'll see that
she goes"
"All right, fellow-conspirator," she
laughed, but I'm just dying to
know what it's all about"
You'd be more than surprised"
he said graphically.
(Tn 70 Taufiuundl
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-30
ITO Be Continued)
CHURCHILL CELEBRATES
BIRTHDAY AS PRIVATE
Britain's Politician Is Out of Office
First Time In Years.

Britain's Politician Is Out of Office
First Time In Years.
BIZ United Press
LONDON, Nov. 30.-F'or the first
time In years, Winston Churchill,
Britain'S record cabinet post holder,
celebrated birthday as private
individual, today. He is SIS years
old.
Chancellor of the Exchequer In
the late Conservative government,
he lost his official job when the
labor party came to power in the
May general election. But Win
ME" as he is called by most people
but not to his face-has plenty of
other jobs.
Chief among these is definite
position as one of the leaders of
his party. Ex-Premier Stanley
Baldwin is, of course, the partys
chief, but Shrewd observers in
some quarters are inclined to be-
lieve that Churchill is the power
behind the party's throne" and
may have more than a small share
in handling the party's policy in
the future.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-30

The blacks exhibited considerable wonderment
at the presence of the white girl with him, and
when they found she was to be his woman they
We'd with one another to do her honor. With
the happy Waziri laughing and dancing about
them, they came to the rude shelter by the
shore. There was no sign of life, and no response
% their calls.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-30
Blorse
BY Taylor

For moment they remained kneeling there,
the girls lips moving in silent prayer. AS they
arose Tarzan handed her the dead mans pitiful
diary, day by day sentences filed with the
tragedy of his situation until he was too weak
to write more. Through her tears the girl read
the tale of suffering and devotion 70 RzE. 49,
as she read her eyes went very EziA
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-11-30

Tarzan clambered quickly to the interior Of
the little tree hut. There he found the still,
emaciated form of Clayton. Lines of suffering
were upon the once young and handsome face.
Clasped in his dead hand were some sheets OF
faded yellow paper. Tarzan of the Apes drew a
fold of cloth across the upturned face. Then
he beckoned Jane TO como pp
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STILL TIME TO MAKE YOUR PORTRAIT

or Kodak film into beautiful Chrlstmas Card. A full line of standard greeting cards on dis Diay- SchaIIerer's Alaska Shon
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]. {. INDUSTRY TAKES STOCK 0F PROSPECTS
 FUR BUSINESS, 1930

WASHINGTON. Dec, 10, (H) The American industry in all its immense notifications took stock of the prospects for business in 1880 and found them encouraging.
 Leaders of it's scores of industrial associations and corporations gath- cred to hear President Hoover out- line briefly the reasons for their assembly and to give one by one the views they held as to the out- look of their particular field.
 The President told them that the recent crash in the stock market had been followed first by a recov- cry of confidence and second by a movement of leading employers to maintain wages and activity.
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CONVICTED OF SLAYING . HIS WIFE: MY CDLLECT
 INSURANCE MONEY

FLORENCE, Ariz,, Dec.. 10, (Pl- A jury in the superior court return ed a verdict ordering payment of an insurance policy amounting to s6-20O with interest to Granville W. Johnson for the death of his wife whom he was convicted of staying in 1926.
 Nh its verdict the jury decided that Johnson did not commit the crime for the insurance he had tak- len out 0n his wife's life " short time previous. Nine members of the jury also voted that they believed John- son was innocent of the staying.
 Johnson originally was sentenced to hang but later was given a life
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HAYES CONTINUES LONE
 HAND 1T BOOSTING

Babe Hayes, who should be occupying an office in Alaska as Alaska's publicity agent, is still carrying on the good work alone and unaided from Cordova, judg- ing from information reaching the Gateway from Outside sources. Joe Christopherson, Of Virginia, who visited Alaska two years ago. is in receipt of Alaska newspaper clippings extolling the virtues and scenics of the Territory, sent to him by Babe Christopher son, newspaper owner, iii turn, is republishing Alaska articles. This is but one contact Hayes has made recently; every mail leaving Cordova has a raft of his correspondence to former wis., itors to the North, and to pros pective ones. Among his friend ships thus formed are many of the most prominent men in the United States.
 AS visitor recently stated in a letter Alaska is overlooking a big bet by not appointing Hayes as the Territory's official booster and greeter-a publicity office.
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PITTSBURG DECLINES
 FOOTBALL INVITATION

\. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec, 10, (4)-- Pittsburgh declined the invitation to meet St. Mary's football team in san Francisco. St. Mary's declined to consider further possibilities and officially "closed' the Gael grid iron season.
 The University of Southern Cali fornia had not yet picked its op- ponents for the Pasadena contest n January \ These were the major developments in the football situa- tion in northern California.
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LEGlL. NOTIGE
LEGAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE \ NOTICE of Hearing 0n First and Final Account and Report in the 'robate Court for the Territory of Alaska, Third Division, Seward Pre- cinct, at Seward.
 l In the Matter of the Estate oe TIMOTHY RAYL, Deceased.
 NO. I53 l NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that John DnbreuiI, the duly ap- pointed, qualified and acting ad- ministrator of the estate of Timo- thy Rayl, deceased, has filed i'm the above entitled court his First and Final Account and Report, as such administrator, and that January 6th., 1880, at the hour Of 2 o'clock p. m. in the Court room of said Court at Seward, Alaska, has been set as the time and place for the hearing on said First and Final Ac- count and Report.
 1 All persons having any interest in the above matter are hereby ad- moIished and cited GO appear at said time and place and offer their objections, if any, why the said First and Final Account and Report should not be approved and settled and said estate closed in accor- dance with law.
 This notice is dated and the date of it's first publication is November 5th, 1929.
 JOHN DUBREIUL, Administrator of the Estate of Timothy Rayl, deceased.
 Dates of publication, November 5, F, 19, 26, DecemDer 4, 1I, 1929.
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ASKED FOR AUTOGRAPH

LONDON, Daa., 10, (PJ-The youth who asked Prince of Wales for his autograph was suspended from school. The Prince refused on the ground precedent once estab- lished he might get little rest from autographing.
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PLANES FORWARDED

WASHINGTON, Dec, 9, (R Twenty Russian planes bombarded defenseless Chinese cities, killing many, reports from Harbin, Man. churia, reported.
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The next regular sailing from the Port of Seward for the Vest ward by the Steamer Starr, Cap- tain Anderson, will be January m.
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MOST DESIRABLE FOR XMAS
 Our Greeting Cards made from ycur own Kodak film, or portrait. Samples and prices cheerfully shown. SchaIler's Alaska Shop.
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HONORS CLEMENCEAu

PARIS, Dec, 9, Official France said prayers to late Georges 'Clenlenceau who at the time of his death refused honors of a govern ment funeral.
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WILL. ENTERTAIN

LONDON, Dec, 10, (P)-Bill Til- den, tennis player, will appear as cabaret entertainer.
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Seattle Ice Cream and Fresh Candies at Sylvia's.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-20
NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL
 BANK 69 YEARS OLD TODAY
Institution Was Established in 1SGO, ii Years Before Incorpora-
 ton of City.

New Britain National Bank, the oldest bank in the city, completes 69 years of service today.
 Established in 1860, Il years be- fore the incorporation of New Brit ain as city. the bank has been identified with the business and per sonal life of this community and sec tion throughout the period of its greatest development. The banks facilities are complete and include commercial, individual checking. savings, ground-foo safe deposit vaults, night safe depository, foreign exchange, travellers checks, invest nent statistics and trust. The banks capital totals $50o,o00.00 while it's earned surplus and undivided profits exceed s670,000.00. Resources az gregate more than s700o,ooO.oo.
 Officers of the bank are: A. J. sloper, chairman of the board; F. s. Chamberlain, president; w. H. Judd cashier; c. L. Sheldon, assistant cashier and trust officer; A. s. Par sons, assistant cashier, and H. W. Hatsing, assistant cashier.
 Directors of the institution are: A. J. Sloper, E. N. Stanley, H, S !, Walter, J. B. Minor, F. s. Chamber
New Britain herald., 1929-08-20
3O3-WBZ, Standardization

5:O0-Final closing stock markets 5:25-Lost and found; positions
 wanted
 5:45-Rhythms 6:00-Time: news bulletins 6:06-Keyboard Jester -Weatherman; agriculture re- ports
 6:30-Savannah orchestra 7:O0-Chimes: baseball scores 7:0G-Singing the Blues-Betty
 Cole and Phil Salman 7:30-The testers S:00-Michael Ahern, baritone;
 Melodic Ensemble s:30-Orchestra from NEG studios 9:00-The College Drug Store from
 NEG studios
 s:30-Master Minstrels from NEG
 studios 1o:00-The Syncomatics from NEG studios 1o:30-C. A. Earle's orchestra from
 NEG studios II: :0O-Time; sportogram 11:O6-Weatherman; news bulletins 11:13-Baseball scores; time
New Britain herald., 1929-08-20

Casey Jones, head of the Curtis Flying service, is to be the guest speaker of the Flying Stories broad cast given from stations of the CBS, headed by WABC, New York, this evening at eight o'clock. Mir. Jones, one of the best known aviators in America today, is in charge of all the Curtis service commercial planes, photographic surveys and the like, and is to talk on aviation as it affects the country, drawing on his own experiences for examples of the possibilities which air lanes hold for business and pleasure.
 The drama in the broadcast will be furnished by the story, No Mans Air, which tells of a rookie flyer during wartime, who becomes lost behind the enemy lines and smashes his plane in landing. Stealing an enemy plane, he flies home, fired upon by his own anti-aircraft guns and closely pursued by the enemy airmen. Landing safely, he is
  cer for losing his ship, but on sec ing his patrol in danger from an attack, he disregards the orders. flies out and aids in the rescue. | An original drama of the New 1 England roadside will come over the air this evening when The Tale of Wayside Stand is broadcast as the l sketch at 7:3O through the usual group of NEG stations.
 Lem Hoag may once have been a farmer, but his rocky acres had long been abandoned for schemes calculated to increase his wealth in much quicker order. Sheep, aspara- gus, hens and strawberries had been adopted as short cuts to prosperity; but Lems ideas came too rapidly for him to devote much time to any one of them.
 A wayside stand, however, was to l be his best venture yet. Despite the protests of his family, his wife's egg money had gone into their invest ment and Lem saw handsome pro- fits waiting. But there were several aspects of the undertaking which he had overlooked. Domestic re- bellion was in the air, and the man ner in which Lems enterprise terminated was not the one which he anticipated.
 WEAF leads the broadcast.