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The Kusko times., 1930-08-16
NOTES FROM FLAT.

FLAT, July ll.-What is believed to be record for a letter from Se- attle to Flat was made when Pilot Frank Dorbandt brought letter for Matt vaughn Matt Vaughn from Seattle to Flat in seven days. Matt is a bit better lately, although his arm is not we'll yet.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

SEATTLE, Aug. 4.-Mrs. Doris Klucheln, wife of Seattle banker, sui- cided today by, drowning in Green Lake.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16
Chinese
 Executed
WHILE COMMUNISTS WERE IN POSSESSION OF CHANGHAI
 PROVINCE CAPITAL.

SHANGHAI, Aug. S.-Two thou sand Chinese were executed while communists were in possession of ,Changhai province capital, Japanese press dispatches said today, in addi- ttion to which 400 Chinese were miss ing, either executed or crippled.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

LONDON, Aug .n5.-King George has signed the instrument .ratifying the London. naval treaty.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

SHANGHAI, Aug. 3.-Changsha, rich capital of Human province, was sacked and burned by communists to- day, while foreign warships moved their nationals to safety.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

cecil Barlow arrived in Flat with the first cleanup from Moore creek, and it was up to last years average. lie took three days to pack the gold on his back. He is resting up, and will be going back tomorrow.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

SHANGHAI, Aug. 3.-Five Amer iican seamen were wounded and fifty Chinese and communists were killed and many wounded last evening when tthe reds attacked the United States ;gunboat Pales while that vessel was proceeding toward Changsha, Human province capital, in Slang river.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

Del Thompson, Spruce creek, spent "a couple of days in town during the week.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

Captain J. H. Mclean, after a very brief visit, returned recently to Canes creek.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

To the many friends who, in ex- pressions of sympathy and kindly aid, did all that was possible in our rerent bereavement, due to the passing of our son Ralph, we hereby wish to ex- press our deepest appreciation and utmost gratitude. Sincerely,
 Mir. and Mrs. Ralph Anderson.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16
EARTHQUAKE

VENTURA, Calf, Aug. 9.-Win- dows, walls and numerous buildings were cracked by a nearthquake at 3:30 this morning.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

NANkIN, August 8.-Nationalist troops today re-entered Changsha, re- gently captured by communists.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

Jack Mcdonald left few days ago for Canes creek.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

John Novak was a recent departure for McGrath.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

Charlie Arnold has been awarded the contract to move the Adams llotel in Flat 2,O0o feet upstream, next to the Moose Hall and has start ed work with six men. George Adams will build a new dog barn to accom- modate 100 dogs, the moving being necessary for dredging operations.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

Are you Kusko Times subscriber? ? Why not?
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

Arriving at McGrath few days ago via arplane was Charlie Mespelt of the Nixon mine, after a visit of some months on the Outside Also coming in with him was his brother, Fred Mespelt.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

John Dunn was yesterday arrival from the A. R. C. camp, headed for
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

Tom Bare, Spruce creek, was Ia kotna visitor early in the week.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

A fine crop of blueberries; plenty of raspberries. Potato crop looking fairly good. Not everybody in town eating either eggs, bacon or ham for breakfast. As a matter of fact we know one man who had his last two rashers of bacon this morning.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

Miss Helen and Miss Elsie Rieck, after Takotna visit of several days, returned early in the week to their Ophir home.
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

A farewell dance will be given Sat- urday next for MT. and Mrs. Nick Sopoff, who are about to move to Marshall to start mining operations
The Kusko times., 1930-08-16

Arnold Dehues, moving to Fair banks, held 75 chances at S5 per chance on the raffle-off of his house in Flat, and the winner yesterday was Mrs. Hattie Crosby, with ticket No. 34. Mrs. Crosby is perfectly de lighted and plans on moving into the house next month, with an old-fash- toned housewarming.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
SUZANNE NOW IS
 RUNNING ATELIER
Dreams Of Clothes That Will Be
 Chic on Tennis Court

Pal, F.n fa O.Ip - snzauuc 1.uglrn wants to marry sport with fashions.
 In h'r drossmaNiug place. where new suzanne Is revealed wearing jil" latest styles and hat which has nothing in common with line Leug- len head band, which Sh" had launched with success on both ton- tn"nls, suzanne Len2lcn is making dresses which sine first puts 10 d practical test on q tennis court 10 s"" if they hang @racetulyuudrr ac- ton.
 sport has b.,D delhrouod L> fashion in my life and that IS why l want 10 combine the two. so as not to get foo far away from inc former which has so long been the greatest aim "f nay lif"." she said.
 "I ann designing sporDs wear with distinctive features paying an c&- trcmc care 10 details combining oas, of movements with rsthrtir appeal . auro. so that you can still.lcup after t wjd" driy" and appear decent
 'Th" thought of going into sport fashions game 10 me like flash as was playing at Wimbledon tn" first time. The English girls came cH tn" court with long sleeves, far ing skirts and any numbcr of pctti- rUd:s
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

Sh" will seek inspiration and will lest her models by having the man. uoquins wearing her creations cN- change balls over the net and go through all the phases or a regular match. 'Che only difference" will be that the winner will be lh" one wearing the dress which adapts it. self 10 the needs of the action.
 "I'ashions. nothing but fashions now. and if play tennis it will be cuIY in private parties but no more in public. my ambition now js that my models win the champion Of sporrswcar," SuZann" said.
 Suzanne admits that after France, American is the country she loves most and in evolving her models sine WiIl hold 10 short dresses for which American women have led such q violent campaign.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
RiV: COLOR IN YOUR CHEEKS

r your skin IS yellow coUplyN- ] ion paInd--tDn&u" coated -appr1i'" poor you have bad taste in Nour month Fl lazy. uo-good feeling you' should fry ply" Tablets. Dr. EdWar4~ Ohyr Tablets il suh-, s'uufr for calourl -Wrrr prepared by Dr. Edwards after 20 years Of study.
 plir" Tablets ar- a purely vega iaIlr componud. Know them hy '1hrir olive color. To have rl.ar. pink skin. bright .E'+. no pimpI,s. & feeling O. huov- aurN like childhood days. you must gel al rh" causr
 pr. Edwards Ouv. Tablets act on 'h" liver and bou-Ds Ij>r caIomrl-- l' have no dangerous after effects.
 Th"y start }b,. bile and help oyrr- com" constipation. Take nightly and not" Ihc pl"aamg results. Mil- lions Of bortjr* @oId yearly l5c. Bur. tor.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
NEW ACCUSATIONS FACE TWO BANKERS
Waitress Became Cashier Of h.
 Slituti0n in Short Time

Chicago. 1.h. 1a U'rp Win u.N ",co-arjous on r"cord against Elmer ~ I"ae2uth, president. and Laycrnc 'dnd2r"n ra@h.,r Of rho closed Su- "Hrban Maywood bank. acposttors pr.n#r.d yesterday ro sayo what they .ould from rn- institution where shora."s Of a} least >t73.u1o have lwru dtsrIos~d.
 As inc drpoauort uanurd r.or- sanitation Of Inc institution which WAS tu' credit r"nier Of tho suburb. FIor"nc" Campbell. 25-y.ar-oid booaE'en"r.-told au assistant states attorney that she know I.an-2urh and Mus2 I,ud@rcn. who advanced 'r"m " waitress to cashier in record tune. w"r" juggling tho books 10 "Foid 'l" s"ruiinE Of bank .Namn.r4 hu' that she vHe pow,rIa.s ID do "a>|ujng 10 stop it,
 %h" accused G.an&@ulh and Miss INdgr"u Of keeping t}.o sis of hooks. on" for 'h" examiners and dj- r.c'ors and another for th,ir own prira'. us-.
 "I Eu~" th"l were doing wrou"." Miss, rauporH sajd. "but Mr. Iauy- @Inh said hr had sufficient property 10 protect the d"posjtorS from Io.s."
 Didn't rulNHair
 Miss r#mph,ll denied as reported iouda}. thai sh" and M,-s IInd2rru InduIG-d in q hair-pulGn2 contest, oy"r the affections O. IHncauth and sald that her knowhd", Of the banks affairs did mol gain hor iuyi- tal'ons 10 go out wjth I.ancEurh
 Last night d'posjtors I1ot io inc Cavalry Bap}S' church and +t- tempted 10 formulate plans To r"- open the han@
 I#pgeulh 1,irpuourf his former partner sa>ng that if hn wore per- mit'"d to aid in 'he reorganization h" could saN" INr Gopositor+ from loss. II" said Ihr capital stock. his bond and undivided surplus would talk" car" or th" shortage that was djsclo&cd by in" examiners
 Another new character entered tho investigation yesterday with 'u" ad- vent Of Haurl l'rantu. a former DO ljc,m"p. ~ho later headed " 'aNjclb coup1my ouc Of I.ao2@u.H's many oula.de interests.
 r~ntz WAS quoted ae h"}n@ said I.Hu2@ujh forced hjui io for-" u note on am uncla after some notes became du" and h" ~a5 unatlc to pay them.
 rbarl"s J. Muellrr, assistant states a1'orn,v in charge Of 'h" inyoslisa- lion said he had learned that Lang gu'u had forced Fred WicE". a bus mess man ot Haywood into bank ruptrs h"cauf" 'h" latter could not Wr.' a ,iu.uuu uot".
 FOR BEST RESULTS | ~j, HERALD CLASSIFIED Nb>
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Membership Loss Claimed
CHILDREN DII. IN IIi;i.

Waterbury, Feb. 1@ -- Mrs lo- s"ph Fjammia, while visiting h"I father, who is seriously ill in local hospital was greeted with the ncW $ that her two small children. two and four years old. had been brought 10 the hospital dead. having h"on sui located in q fro which almost com plotrly destroyed their home lat" yesterday afternoon. She had Jeff the children sleeping in a bedroom while she went 10 tho hospital An overloaded stove started the fire.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
3o3-NDZ. NprincGcld-ooo

6-00-StoC& and curb closings a:c5-Goyornmen' bulletins .45-Crusade f:o2-AgricultUal mars.t P. port 6:2n-SDorr DiGesr Criminal Law" b.a0 Gl-4- son l.. Archer 1.0O-Amos 'r' Andy Leopold Mors" Hlr'Haar
 Strenadere S:0O-FOamcrs .&o-Sylyanja G'or.,ter-: I.ulh Annie Rooney; 'anrhraEo. Tu, Lost Chord; II Was Not I.j)," That in the Oldo0 Days, Nights ot GIadress. Sumber Boat; Tell Me. Little Gvpsy: YouU Find 'ls
 Answer in Ny Eyes; Roses O: Inc World 9:O0--Ran0v Weeks and his Rcd Hross Aristocrats ':$O-Hits Of in" Week Vincent
 Lopez orchestra n:0n-Concer 0:%0-Musical society l:09-Spor; Digest
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

Edward T.. Luwloh, Jr.. a super visor at the post office. uHo.r handling of funds for last years convention was attacked by Harry A. Norton and Edmund ". Harkctl co-Workers took exception 70 his "oXponse account of $2.474.S1'. iu- ssting that this sum Was the total cost of the convention. I.HWtou said he resigned from the local branch of the federation but Norton. its president. claimed he was busted.
 Membership Loss Claimed
 IaWlon Said the local nas lost tu members due to Norton's tactics aS president, and Norton, while admit ting that thG membership has drop- p"rl denied that 4O members had left the group
 Thomas J. Byrnos of the Rockville post office. president of the &'at" federation. said the New London convention will b. dry insofar as 'n" entertainment committr" is con- cclncl.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Through the Static

@arjlEu Mjll"r on" Of America $ .aNorij" musical comedy stars, pr .- ."urs "nooh for inc Silver Lining. . from her vehicle, sally" auI "Who.' from thr older snrcoe-. 'SuUur' during her appearance %- 2Hcl artist with Rudy Nallrr anI 'Is Connecticut Yankees ro h. H'Hrd from couer 10 coas' rhrout1 an NHc network tomorrow night 5t o'clock.
 | Rudy NaIIur and his band ya y rGeir usual program Of srnrimeufti numbers with a fiery tango. "l | Triguena.' and 4 group Of th" fra- t'tuirN songs Of Delta Kappa Ep-l- lon. In addition. NaIl," continues h,s custom Of uciudme special groJJ 0. tunes that h" and his bauG ma 4" popular m rb" early days vh.1 'h"y w~r" Ju1 winning u.co@nirjrl OF ih. air.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
N I.D\I.SD.tA
Ia stern standard Time
2S3-WTIC. Hartrord-IoG0

ighlanders 1,:0-News bulletins. weather r"
 port G:$5-HjShights in Sports E40-"ForGotten Melodies" 1:A5-Wilbur-C Coon Players '.00-Concert orchestra. 'hr4-
 liaan Kriens, director H:$o-Concert r.oo-MusicaI Moments ' &0-Musical Hour n.5o-"Floyd Gibbons, Headline
 Hunter I.0o-"The Merry Nadcape" popr5
 lar melodies directed by Norman
 'lourier I.$o--News bulletins. weather TO
 port '"5--"Dream Journeys" Ni.h
 Walter Seiforr. organisl
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
3ob-WOR Newark

a.0n-Tea Time Music ! .&0-"Thc EoenousibiIi'N Of Inc
 State 10 the Child" l. Hai"a Lou5S t:40-Proeram resume and arja-
 lion weather forecast a:5n-Sports a: talk
 c.oo-UncIe Don. chiiIren's pro
 gram
 C:2o-Hote> Astor concert orchestra -:&0-"T T.ucorne in Ouobec'' S:0o-Shadee of Don Jran. poetry
 with musical back "round [ 3.0n-Rarhizou recital I 0:0n-Fmil Nc'o2co. or"an r.or"i q o:@n-Nayfair Roof orchestra ! | :on-Nnws. weather report 1 1 :05-Palaie Royal orchrstr1 ] I;3n-Moouhcams, music and
 prose poems
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
FACTIONS FOUND
 IN HARTFORD ?. O.
Federal Inspectors Continue h.
 YeSt!Sajion Of Conditions

Hartford, rob.'in -- Federal ju- sp"clors working at the Hartford post office have found that for two years 1h" of'ic" has honn botbcd Of personal grudg"s brought 10 a climax last February when local clerks Wcr" hosts 10 tH" Conuccti- cut Federation of Post Office Clerks for their annual convention, il was said yesterday.
 Thirty omploy"S. not cNr'ptiu2 lh" poslmast"r Harry K. Taylor. were summoned 10 g. room on the second floor of the federal building where they told what they knew of solicitations made here recently for jhc state convention this year of the clerks federation which will be h"ld in New London
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
some ore Gloves

som" "oro hajs and som" gloves. and 1 had 70 lead Il real crusade lu order 70 have the head band aud other simpliG"d tennis wear adopted. What did fer convenience l want 10 continue for suar'ncss.
 "MauN famous dr"ssmahors create delightful spor, models which look like dreams on the maunoquius in tno salons but the minute these are worn on the court, and that the Woaror starts 10 play. Iho smart lines IF" gone. What looked pretty par ading in ttc salons. becomes hideous on tine court"
 Tor that reason su" had built a regulation size tennis court in the garden of her dressing house There
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
Factions Exist

Two factions are opposed 10 each other, it was learned. II was fur IUer said that two fist fights within H period of approximately one year had taken plac" in lhe post onif" work rooms. in each case on" of the combatants receiving a broken jaw. On" assailaut was asked 10 resign from the s"rvice and did so. An other vas allowed to remain.
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
"6t-N HAM. kurllc-trr-ii iI0

.:uo. Rational Womru's Party ,'hjldreu's hour ]:f5-' losing quotations on f1G. x
 7. stock market G.uo-- News
 n:fo--Dctal reports. stock quota.
 lions: market reports; Special au-
 uouurrmonfs
 Studio program I.audScap" ScrEic. talk 1:""- mos m Andy 1:15--Muzical program --&u--' 'hOrlStrr~ @:n"--Foam"rs orchestra N:&p-Sylyaula l'or"@'rr~ ".oo-~Nuej" program .%o-NI'KI. ' fr:Uo--l ov White organ recital } n.2"-r't Regis ho'.l orchestra ! } -uu- Siumhcr music
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
TDNOIROW'~ PROGRAMS

Nu~tra' Time Taulc >.@u-"C "Curcrio"
 "'oI-"Shopptn- with Susan" 'h:on -'Irrerior Decoration" WI-
 Uam Pint 'o:l5-"Forgo'Iou Nrlod5, -' ":%"-" HouSck"oprrs' Chat" o:ta-%aaionaI Home Hour l:"o-"kool Kitchen Nooh",r.
 fIorri" E. BoWrrtu4. director 0
 Home Economies 3-"HouSchold corumodnrs' ."o-iHurol Trio
 '.f3-" Farm t'Iashr>' --"1-" Your Unseen Fo.s" rr.
 NII..d knOwltOg
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
9Il-N\NC. u-tor-l2;0

1.ho-Tod and his Greater Gang nud~"t"er4 E.oU--rhr thH.''ions c.f5-NunuI. Nou Dinner orchestra. '.fH 'h"
 GrarIn
 r.tI-- I..-rars -.ol-- Ncv.a -.1o-- rayhjoe Plates -:"o- Soue Man -."n-mn. V"NtC Players S.""-u ro- F"sion' "orrv ralhom Traal-r- T.au.- i'o..rl, I-ar- H-"a--"1ft,a S..o',r fH.ao.. 'rr.rn1 holtr 'n.""--" "".od Opera rouprr' tt.ao j'"n'- e.nlm~,' SJa.. Boat
 r.--.-.s '' o.a ..3 low" 'o.oa-.l..u C.,r.r and hi lIol!t-
 t.ood o..na-'r. .o."a-- 'rdnr~Ar NHodt.~. Ann r"o
 a' th. or2au
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
a70-WGN. >,rhcnrrtad,-7o0

-:""- News items. pro1uo" uarE.r
 r"nor. farm forum ru1 stock r..
 ports
 r.u"- lbinu,l. rnn~-r f-&"-Nm"rlrau }Iou. Banquet -:1o Hi-alaHdrr- 7.@-- Musical program 7:+o-HcaHu falN 7:45- WllbU3-C Oou Players Musical program N:&u-- Musical program e.0n-Nuejcal program %.%H-Nusical hour .n-5u.-N Musical program nL -- Dance program
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

Amos m Andy nr"d ur,rr NJI. for anything 70 long a> they rrm1.Ir on 'b" air. Th" p"opl" Of New lu:- ,|nd 1T" responsive 10 tt,ir r>,r< wish. When Andy recently r"y"at l his superstition abou carrying a rabbits foot a~ 4 cOarm srrard hHn'"rs in 'h. radio audnuc. ir1- lu"djat"jy =ol busy with Shor@un~ and rifles. Ever since rabbits feet oI'ft hind ones. rool ray- been ar- r.'m@ u fhr Wostin@nouso offjc.. .f 'na Hotel S'Mirr
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
22G-WDNC. New IlaNcI,-f%%o

s "u-- 'Irln- B,..n. t.t-. Duurr mus5r t.""-.~N Btnr aud his Hn'-l Tan
 GlliIu ort..,~tgt -.-a--Tr" Wntd Eoolman .@u %,"z .@a-S SN H,ar anl his Uo.H Ta't
 Grille orra.-ra >.n"- 'lrrE Nal ,.ns <..u-. ~os. Sfors.- ..t--ln. Tur-- r'- @:n"-Jah and IJu ..En- loom0cHt SEjpp'r-
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
5ne-WCht. Ntorr~-Gon

t...0-- u'rr...I 1ngu@-. ,n.r-. .ir- =.n. trotaa.. as-le'"n. professor or Dr.nra anH Spanish ..'1 |rurH nronun,.#iou "our@n Nl-.H. Cror.aH
 N"-l.
 -.a- .Gosl H#..t..-" C f TT 'o". ".~.."f nro., .-or Of #-r;- t"r.... ..uauHHl. .... E.o.o.s # t..n lat IIr -I@.'.Na u. Iatr .da. Itr." W N"'". rr"..-.or "' lar..rt- .u E....-a.I N. .H...r .-. f... .. ...t... t.-.--
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
A0VKYSE2ADI0i 0i*PRoGRAA1S SSS%41S m 1 sz2A 2A S*@.9

r. Eu--,H t"."-Graud OpeH nooo-ra Mare
 iortr Horton. John Har..aE NrI-
 liam iain and others t": Observer j -t:oo-iJank Simmons $no~ Hoar
 "Lov, and I,aN'' , f@.no--Jan Garb,r'- Uolf."ond
 orchestra . -.@o-}idui2ht No,odl.- Ann lnar
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
f5f-WIt New \ pti-660

.:oo-Sty Sketches
 5.3O-The Lady Not Door. "hiI- dren's program direction Mad@" Tucker
 t:0n-Blac', and Gold Eorm or chnstra. direction ludwi" Tauri'r G:%n-Arn nrican Home Rauquo'. r"- incarnation o' COnorui"Ge. David carric1-. Richard r"rn hnrlaud 7:0n-Highlauders; Milton I Cross. tenor: orchestra direction Paul van I o~n
 7:3o-Hjnde"Iovcr and Tucaormn --cornodv 'oam .T.t5-Tho I''ornal OuasIioo. Wll- bur Coon Plavers prosecuting hp- nor ?od drarna in ror'anro ',on-Taet "' Cairo. dvam"fir ~';etch: orio"'"I ,pusir direction :'~on ron Hallho"~ e.%n-Conro"t; F1s'n Hah-r. oon- i"alto. mob oua'fet- orrlo.'ra direction Narhanfol Shnr"rt 4:OO-Bar'z u"o~rnnl: ''"nlw ""'.e or American Han'ino" H""ol1 T. Slonior. educational djro"'or 'roerican 1ortt"to of Ranriur: "hica~o little Srwoho.sv orch"s- t"a direction George Dasch: inc old Cnunvollor'' H-"0--NTusio~1 Foor. oliv" Palmer. sonrauo. TJja2Nr'h Lcnuow. yoo- '"alto: ponl Oliver tenor 'ha rovolar-- Lewis I"'va4 ~nd Jr.,a-
 roIton. '-~nr~. rNicf, S'.ov.. I.r- ifono: W1rrc1 Gleao. ta-e' or- chos+"2 direction Gu.tat" Ha.n- srhnr
 't."o-Tlo,d Gibbons. UaaaGu- lNrrto"
 '0n-C.at~-' T..'. '.. -ao orr'1.a- ira. fj"ortiou 10 T~'e,t.r : 0n-"aIoie d'r~ orctrefr. Gi".,- lion F. 4. Eol
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
2ta-N ABC. New Nnr.t.--AGn

..' 5--iIttmann orrls-~a. }E.y.
 Hol]idag. tenor. Helen l...a. ro. 'ralt0 .f5-Nv Hooluou-. s.or. .uo '.1o- cIoslu- u.a~a,f pr.r..
 5--Gom1 'o rres-: Na"ou Mare
 .3o-HofrI Pa-wo.m. o..a,, a.t5-Aun l,r'. or@aut- '.'h-Hcrborf Ln'nlraurr.. Nr Osborne ,:@o--Tnrct lu'b Sa,H= ~ L. a. 'lvN and Erad Urowna N:o0--Fa@t Freight quartet .uI or- -anief
 30-TortN rafnou Tra. I.,s '.oo-T-. s Marine band rou,..' '. Palma smoker ' oo--Goorgc Washu2top G.nuIaN Memorial program with Major r
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

5.iucarjou once meant dry sruonI books and Io)S Of them. Now H cnau~in1
 There's a loud speaker in maay r school room these days. L,Ssoas 'om" hy radio twice d week 70 E.: Tn" close attention of q million or more chbnr"U rather than tn. -"nrrim.s haphazard ,Uort 10 be 5'adIou~ That has .Nidpuccd j1s, # heretofore.
 Throu21 'br IasGun or la- 'iiS. educators ar. tryIu2 out ., t"h"m" or aiding youth 10 p. pat. for >h" life bmIh. ahead. Each IT, ..- cay and Thursday afternoon pr,- -r"ms conducted by leaders in tH.. instruction field are being broa.i- o.st h} ,br various stations in tho rnam. The obirc, is ro hrIp school room occupants br3trr 10 undtt- stand such subjects as American ."siorE, literature. art music. Sorru -rt"u"". health aud hN4nu" and r#'Hr" study
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
3ll-WENH. Cnica2o-S7O

7.'1-Tur Farmers Farmer. aGri-
 ngiUrai market reports Minstrel Show. Gene Arnold 'Hr~rloruror: -a-pjrr, band. djr~c- '.on Morgan L. Eastman ".@"-fha %mlh Family. cowrd" sa:f5-J Tn" N"s.o Parade. Prank
 W"srpuals orchestra ii:""--Narion and Jlm's Grab lag. songs and smiles t.-"-caudlo Light Chorus. old
 melodies ':@"-Nih'aaI Herman; comedy
 dj#lro, sketch I.3o-@ludlo Gossip: Comedy
 sketch
 3."n- DN Air }aGjcslll.: Frank
 W,s'phdr% orrhre'ra
New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
I2&-MLM. CinciunaG-7oo

:. "n-- National M0'uan.- program IausGol4' Arr.I.ua-~ .:@u- Musicale
 ..it--lIla ~tueE r,pur.S
 5."u-ll.nrs THlr~ orru4-.ra G.2u-- Dinu,r rouuos.
 7.uo.-Iuirrretrr of r.nrhnHt '... .-'5- Ion1 E $oran Boo.
 --="-- Hotel Gibson or..,~'ra >.1o- Northwestern f..asf s-""- tIGs.ca' Horr a."" Njgui rlar 'n.@u Ho',I Sf. E.-I~ or, a-str' f.uu- Shuubaf hOun .".H"--Io'ol Gibson or.1,~'ra -.-"- Howard M'Im's '.n Sing
 ru- Ef"-u#u
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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19

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New Britain herald., 1930-02-19
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