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New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
MERCHANDISE
For the YaCationist

ROUND BoTT0N-row boat for ssTg- with nboard engine installed. good boat for your shore cottage. Price right. Tel. 455:J or lnauire ace C.nrhlr A-a
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
FINANCIAL
Money Loaned

LET Us PAT TOUR BILLS If you have lot Of troublesome past due bills-pe will advance you the cash to pay them and you can repay us ln small monthly payments $500 per month, plus three and one-half per cent interest. repays si50. Other Amounts in Proportion up to $500 A Dignifcd Financial Service
 for Small Borrowers.
 Call, Write or Phone MUTUAL INDUSTRIAL SERVICE fl MAIN ST (C@er Ashleysl
 PHONE Til
 Open 3:3o to s ?. m, Daily
 Saturday to l ?. m,
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

ARCH ST, 505-Furnished room to rent. All conveniencez, With garage. Tele- vhone 5c4n-R
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Summer Places For Sale

BERLIN-Chicken farm, near turnpike. Trout brook and grove. House. barn, fruit, lights. etc. Cheap. Easy terms. Mr. DHnham. kensington. Tel 2i54-L.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Autos anG Trucks For Sale

ONE ton 1927 Rec speed wagon. canopy
 top. Run only 1000 miles. good tires
 Motor in perfect condition. $500 takes ] t. Tel. 4s90-R.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

THREE room apartments. Steam heat. hot water, tile baths Reasonable. No
 NerAs Drug Store, l2Q Hartford Ave.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Business and Onice Equipment 67

NEW BRYAN STORE FIXTURE co. Store fixtures Of all kinds s53 South Main St. Tel. 5l54
 SAFES. We have them 10 suit any home or business purpose. h all sizes and weights Prices start at :95. Adkins Printing Co.,. statiUners and once out filters. 66 Church Street
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

D-HUDSON-ESSEX Sales and Service. Honeyman Auto SaleL 200 East Main St. Telephone 2542.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

WHIPPET Fours and Sizes. Sales and Service. Elmer Automobile Co.,, c2 Main Street Telephone l513.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

1 WHlPPET sedan, i927. in exceptionally fine condition. Owned by mechanic. Low
 price and low terms will buy 1t. Ap-
 ply 1s5 East Main St
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

MOTOR CARS-Sales and Service. Albro Motor Sales Co.,, 225 Arch St Telephone 2s0.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Board and Room Wanted 9

REFINED workman wants room Private tauI=. Countrywide surroundings pre- |s--s5 Address Classified Box S11 5. Hs-a.4 DfHce.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

Repairing 32 BEDDING-Mattresses remade and made to order. Furniture upholstering. Hard ware City Bedding Co. Tel. 3725. LAWN MOWERs-sha'pened and repair cd. blade Soc; blade 7jc; 5 blade sl %. Bring them in. James Jacone, 200 Washin gton St.
 LAWN mowers sharpened and repaired. Saws filed and set. Grinding. F. H. Wilcox, 204 Hart St. Tel. 3Ol0-M LAWN mowers sharpened and repaired, Called for and delivered. Geo. J, Fritz Co. Fl Greenwood St. Tel l5S-W. LAWN mowers eharpened and repaired. We call for and deliver. Schultz Ma chine Works 246 Rocky Hill Ave. Tele- phone .39-W.
 UPHOLST BRING, chairs caned, rush seats and auto tops renewed All work guaranteed. A. Tumanowicz. 342 Farm ington Ave. Phone 4l28-M. rPHOLSTERING, furniture repairing, in cluding overstuffed furniture. Auto tops, slie curtains and slip covers. Ed ward Gorfain. 1S5 Arch St. Tel. 447t.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

STORING. cratins packing. moving. Cen tral Storage Warehouse. D. McMilan
 6a Son. office 55 West Main St. Phones so30 4ss6
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

SOUTH MAIN ST. 35s-tour room sQavt- nent. modern convenisnces. Heat f4r- rlshsd. Phnhe hhQS
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

SEYMOUR ST. 74-fye and six room tenements aN improvements Eeasor- able Inquire 4:7 Chestnut S, Tty 94l- ".
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments
Florists

NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS, 1e3 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions. Reasonable Phone 2632-W
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies

OLDsMOBILE and Viking. New beautiful
 models in sixes and eights. Sales & Service. Domijan Motor Co, Hotel Bur ritt Garage 13s Washington St. Tel. 4575.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Houses For Rent
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Building and Business property a
Houses For Sale

BUSINESS block on Stanley St.. near
 Church St, for sale. A bargain. Hard ware City Co-Op. Ass.n.. l22 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

SOUTH HIGH ST.-Apartrelr or -oous. Frgtdalre, garage. Janitog ser ge. h. Guire 90 Norden St. Tel Ssao
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Plumbing, Heating, Metal Works 2s
Repairing

SHEET METAL WORK. copper and Armico gutters and conductors. Thomas F. Fitzpatrick & Co.,. 2l5 Park St.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

HIGH ST, 49-0ne large fuTnIshed roon- Hor and cold water n room. Telephone fhs5
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Mortgages

MONEY To LOAN. Second mortgages
 Schultz Costello, Inc. PAP Main | Street Telephone e4
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

SIX ROOM apartment for rent steam heated. Very central Rent unusually low to right party. Telephone c54c
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

ROCKY HILL AVE 24-FIyp room tsne- ments first and second floors. Newly renovated. Garage
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
Suburban For Sale
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

APARTMENT, . rooms Frigidalre pri- Nare bath; also rooms hy day or week. Hotel Doris. 3l Main St. Tel. 4475.
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15
STORAGE FOR FURNITURE

Individual rooms. Packing. cratng The Hardware City Storage Co Telephons E W. schultz, 2i. CT A. F. Hurlburt. 5lSs
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

ROBERTS ST. 3e-FNe room tenement All improvements Inquire on prem SC. q telephore ss--N or I-S
New Britain herald., 1930-05-15

STANLEY ST. 640--5 room te0erert All improvements. steam heat. Impure s42 Stanley St Tel 4SG-
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

MAN SHOT TO DEATH WOMAN ARRESTED--Mrs. Antonette McCarr 26 arrested in Montgomery county Pennsylvania follow ing the death of Joseph Lee 28 found shot a being taken by county detective chief for questioning district attorney
 at Norristown.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

SIGNS HER 69TH TEACHERS CONTRACT-At 83, Miss Olive Coffeen of Covington, Ind, signs her 69th contract to teach in the
 city's public schools.
New Britain herald., 1930-07-10

ASKING CHANGE OF VENUE IN WIFE MURDER TRlAL-D F. Dunavy attorney asking change Tby Smith, Ashtabula o. charged with Mrs Maude Lowher with a ing his wife, is brought trial Jefferson, O. Smith shown
 at right
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
-Paoto ly john Haley

11r and Nrs. Elbrtdge Beecher oE Lincoln stree, and th@5r daughter Ann, are leaving thls weekend for Nesthrook where rAcg ~iu spend the season at their sumner home.
 Mrs Olne Judd Irgrsham ot Wet End aFaml.e. has returned from a visit with Mrs j. B, N5lbor 0. Forest street. wao with her son Jimmie, is al her sumner place n Burlington. Vermont.
 ,Mrs ". Gamer and Gaugh + Mics Pearl C.amer ot Black Rock avenue. are entertaining Miss MiIHa lIacauley. Miss Elsie Mecauiey an3 the.r mother. zt their summer rla-e st Hlshland Lake thsz weekend,
 Miss Eleanor Hlna. d94ea.er Of 1Ir and Mrs A C lime of C.ar- ton road. IS attending t5a com u7encement e h.r brother Albert. rlrior. at Exeter. N M this week end.
 lIr and Mrs. Cromwell Case Of Orange. \ J. oerk last weekend with MT Cases s..sI. Mrs Haroi1 T, Sloper al her ho-sA or Russell street
 Miss Lillian NJ. Hill ot Winthrop street leaves today for Milford for q v.sit with friends
 3Ir. and Mrs Louis Revnsl win the1r daughters. Mrs H. bert VII uars ard Mss Beatrice Reyral 2f Lexington street. left Thursday for their summer hcne in Madison.
 Mr. and Mrs William Cro"ell an1 son Junior of LenoX place. motor cd 10 Holland Mich, 10 visit ther " sor-in-Iaw and daughter Mr. anl Mrs ElHood Johnson.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

eAercsee at Holy Cross colIege Worcester Mass. CT Wednesdav morning. Francs T. O'ConneIl aAI Enos j. O'ConneIl naphens c Mrs. Costello. were members Of the gr= 1ua1ng class. receiving 3. Of A. degrees.
 Dr and Mrs 4 B. Johnston os Maple Hill hav4 been al Atlantic C.ty. x. J, for few days.
 1Il.on Ne.1hbrod. Of Calcago, Il'- who has been the Eae@t oe Mr. and Mrs Ernest H44 phras at tl-.r home on Lincoln s-reet -stt yaster- day for Bos,oa. Mass. and zat1s O. dzy aboard the L. B. 5 Wyoming for the Azores
 l. Ee1gon Looms son c: M- and Mrs John Looms ct L4rra.a street graduated rom Amherst col- .ese .ass Monday with i E ! d. sreA. Ne. LooE5is Will erter Harvar i business school n September.
 Alexander J. Tut.ss Of Bassa.- z,rea. receHe1 the degree Of 1I |. at Tufts college, ca Tuesday.
 Jack Maaza~Ga. soa ot alr aal Mrs ] Haazagea e. Shuttle Aeato~ aseEga. "ho spea+ inc ~srter ortas .n California. iz or h.s way home He .s expne-ed tha first pa, o- 'ha coming week.
 Donald Bartlett son of Hrr. ar3 Mrs Donald Ba-tlAtr Of Lincoln street has eomrleted his scholastic ,aar st PhIips-A~Gover aczdamy and ls spending hiz summer vac4- 1icn nrh hls rarsn's.
 Jerry Harc. who at-au1s Tat @-hool l1 Wat4rroHn. Is home for hsz summer recess. Mir Hart $ t14 son of N- and Mrs Walter II Hat 0. Hart z-rea-.
 Mss Dor7thv Qu5gl4y orlz daughter os Ma or and Mrs George Qme5eE viii h. practice tcache4 q the tarm,rgron Htsh school thL. coming fall She niu teach nathc. n.at.cs and E1eIlsh.
 Harold Ba.o.n. son of Mir and Mrs Fred BeIo.a ot West Main street. ra cewed 8 degree Of E. 4. at Dar, aouth the nesgnnjng of this week Mas -taroG3e Potts. daughter 3 Dr and Ngz. j. H. Potts ot Mad son strest graduated from Middle bury college thIs pas. week Ms Potts is ] member Of Sigma Kappa
 John p ueBrtarry. son oe MT and Mrs John McBIiarty Of s.eelt street rac>be1 a degree of E : it Dartmo-th college Tuesday Mr MeBrjasty was q member Of th' l college wrestling team.
 Mss Hore eusc Lo.sella Of Worth ircton ridge, Barlln. Jeff Thursd4, for q tour Of Europe.
 Mss Roelva Colson Of West suf field IS visiting Mrs FreGerick Hil a her home on Winthrop street.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

already lengthy list Of notables in the scaolastii world, are the two sons. Richard and Robert. of MT and Mrs. J. (. Beebe Of Ledyar1 read. Richard will graduate from Hill school in Pottsto"n, Pa, on sMondar, where he has been q let tArman in track for the past two years. as well as leader Of the school orchestra. He Is q member of all the musical organizations Of the school. Robert, recently complete l his school year al New York Nlh- tary academy. Cornwall on the Hnd- son x. Y On graduation day 70 was elected 10 the honorary journal lg.ia society Cuill and Scroll H. vas also elac+ed ar, editor Of the school paper. The Fsmble,
 Mr and Ms George Prentice Of Berlin are spending the weekend ii the cape.
 Mrs Mary OHver Of Lake street, VIII sail next Saturday for ltaLF where she will spend the summ T months
 Wta.oa Cati.o, son Of Mr and Mrs. Raymond CatIn Of Adams street ta home from Clark Uni rerstty.
 Mrs Dorothea Lawrence of Camp street and her two children ~llI leava the first of next month fo" Beach harh.
 Morris Lynch of Providence, F. '. IS the weekend guest Of George Under. son Of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lndar of Lin1oln road,
 Norman Cooley. son Of Dr George Cooiag Of Lincoln road has r. turned from Kent school where he is q student
 Tba men hers oH the Alpha Alpha sorority cnap' IT Nu left on Thurs da> for ten days house party at
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
Photo hy Bachtalh h

Indian Neck. Mss Ruby Baldwin, a teacher at the local High school. will be cHp Hperon,
 Mir. and Mrs. Albert Scripture with their family Of Ten Acre road. have gone 10 Beach Park for the summer
 Mr. and Mrs, Roswell Moore with their daughter and MT and Mrs. Ted Hart and their daughter all of Lincoln road iaave today for the Vineyard
 Mrs r J. Murray of Harrison street accompanied by her sister, Miss Marguerite l.. Dwyer Of Paw fu6het. E. | and her niece Mss Genevieva Dvyer ot Boston sal June 27th rom New York GIT the s. $ Conte Grande They will make aa extensive trip through Europe wis., ittns Italy. Switzerland, Germany, Belgium. Holland, France and Eng Iand.
 John A Erlandson of Ellis street has left for g. Paul Minn- to vis- f his brother Andrew Erlandson.
 NIr. and Mrs Dewey Van Cot. of Carlton street have had as their house guests thla past week. Mrs. Van Cots mother Mrs. William F. Hill. MT Nan Cctt's sister and father. Mrs s. 4. Van Cot Young and Oscar Van Cot, all of Salt Lake City. Jtah. The Van Cotts held q reunion aboard the s. s. De Gras last Monday in New York harhor bidding
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
aIHcHvities 57bout fl5oun

High School FgacelriCies Give Annual Da1cez-Aed-
 dIngs Of Note This Weea-I a.eHalva@5 Regatta
 Yesterday at New L0nd0r-Socie~E Leaves
 for Shore Resorts for Summer Season.
 THE graduating class of the senior High school holds the
 attention 0 -a cler taaHeez. The many fra ar5tes and sorortes arc nannur ways of entertaining their graduating members. and last night the class. practically as whole, parronlzsd tae dance gvsn at the #c-aarsa Country club by the Alpha Io-a Epsilon fraternity. After the final speeches and addresses made resCe1os young started right in to enjoy their TWO months vacation The weeks from will b. full of r0llrg do but picnic, golf and be n vogue than for this se and they always promise r0 be entertaining.
 THIS coming week will witness wedding of much interest Stephen D0noa which takes place Tuesday, Mss Bsrdech has been n the most fatad ldas-1e Of the ear And then toda. one of the oEeles weacne2 of the month is scheduled take place 2r o'clock. when Miss E1la UnEc3ach Henry Russell Goodwin of Reverend and Mrs sherman Goodwin of 5,ad, Mass. The couple will ea ad by MT. Goo9"ns father Next Saturday, Miss Helen Dixon. 0aug6ter o1 --r and Mrs. F. 0, l1"oa VIII marry l 1on t0da" on with the aonta- eF Fents of note.
 city yesterday o witness the anraoI Yale regatta on the Thames. EoJEGri are being given among the largest being that Of the Lchar FarEeI their summer place al Crescent beach, Boats were polished from the horn m and order t2 catch &c least glimpse of the training at their oars The Gm5w9d as uauai the rendezvous for the younger sa The fashionable -oco always has large party NfARTHA> VINEYARD to be one of New Brcains most VI PoPa1 resort paces t1s sumner 75 local people lao4aoh Short Beach, Beach Park, Cornfed Point LasteIn Point, Indian Neck al r5n co1e seconds to the Vineyard however the schools have come to close and larle7 are packing up and preparing for sumner of gay
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21
PERSONALS
School Set Home tar Sum- mer montsrs-(5uesrs c Homes for WoeE-Ercs.

Mrs. Russell Carrooaa os Lincoln road with her cr.0-~an has taken a house at Nar+Ea= N.aovar5 and ,as- own yesterday D =0-r. tr= r-r-rr of July there
 Mir. and Mr.. F <. Wooster nara returned from ~Hoa %. T. rar-a they went to attend fHa cru7#aa- gee Hent exercises ot t.-.r soa. Dcaa.d &ho vas graduated lat Eo~5zg from Tur0r Academy
 Mir. and Mrs l. T.. Parker and their daughter. El1aue.h he"a haaa 10 Hanover. \. II. Tor tow days for the commencement ezarc.ses or their son, Robert. who ~a- eradIat- ed from Dartmouth college.
 Mrs. William Rowland and her four children Of Lincoln road len for their summer home ar Nantucket yesterday.
 Mrs. Stanley Goss and her children Of Grove Hill have gone 10 Nan tucket for the season.
 
 Mrs. D. K. Rogers and Ter dsueh- ter, Miss Gertrude Rogers Of Sun nyledee. have gone to WeakapoE
 
 Lewis Chapman Of South High street has returned from Chicago. III.
 pr, George Flanagan and Mrs.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

E.ae=rsr 7t Forest s-rse. aara open -7 .-a-e as@rac home st Beach Park
 A7 and Mr. John j. ,teHr.4~rv -t --arl@ s+~ras and T.z.a- and Douglas and Mss Anne N4Br.artv of Stanley street. mo-ored 10 Hanover. >. r sa0@ nacE 10 attend The com- "-a1a@wert a&a~05zes If Dartmouth e7.lasa where Philip N~Br.srty r.as @ener=- ot the graduating class. Miss E.t<ar 1fcBr.arsy attended .-a =-a1aat.on nall given by the o-2r class Of Dartmouth collase in --1oEea- x, +. last Monday night,
 
 Mrs. Jeaouo G-ahle Faraahar Of --r-eo1r-n. D.. wltr her son. James. E,r- EGzaha.d Markell and Miss .r5a Taapla. who have te-n visiting w-h Mrs Farqlhsrz daughter and ca-fr-.ar. Ir. and Mrs. Donald MacMGlan of Cor65n avenue. left or "a5nesda- 10 motor Q their home
 
 3Lr and Mrs, Jofrey KIlboarne Of Ithaca, New York, spent a few days with ATr, and Mrs. stanley Hart at their home on Chatham Road this week.
 Stanley NJ. Hooper Of BrooEstde Road entertained a group Of his former classmates zt Yale over the weekend st Sachem's Head. On alonday tha entire party went to Ner. Haven Q attend class reunions. -Ir. Gcopar@ guests were samuel York and n 4. Palmer cf New Haven. Malcolm Frost and NeHton pecE of Nfw York. John Gaines Of Camhr dge Mass. and Kenneth Ecz= Of Philadelphia.
 
 Miss Marjorie Cabin, daughter
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Dr George Flanagan and Mrs
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Miss Marjorie GalpIn, daughter
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

High Scaoo. Fgatarrigias Give Annual Dances-Ned- dIngs Of Note This Wech-I ala-Harva1d Regatta Yesterday at New London-Socie-E Leaves
 for Shore Resorts for Sumner Season.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Mrs. Helen slopor Of Now Yorh city Is in town for a few days
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Lewis Chapman Of South High street has returned from Chicago. III.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Mrs. D. K. Rogers and Ter daugb- ter Miss Gertrude Rogers Of Sun nyledee. have gone to Weaka posge
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

John A Erlandson of Ellis street has left for g. Paul Minn.. to vis- it his brother Andrew Erlandson.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Mrs. Stanley Goss and her children Of Grove Hill have gone to Nan tucket for the season.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Mir. and Mrs. W F, Costello of E!oridge road and Mrs Costello3 sister. Mrs. William Bedding and Mrs, Catherine O'Conneu of Tor rington attended the commencement
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Mss Horteuso Lo.sella of Worth ircton ridge. Berlin. lef. Thursday for tour Of Europe
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Mrs. William Rowland and her four children Of Lincoln road !e" for their summer home a- Nartucsor NasterdaN
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

The members oH the Alpha Alpha sorority chap, T Nu left on Thurs Ga> for a ten days house party al
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

John p NaBriarty. son e MT and Mrs John HcEIiarty Of Steele street rac>IEe1 a degree of E <. it Dartmo-th college TaesdaT Nr. McBrlarty vas q member Of the college wrestling team.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Miss Roslya Colson Of West Suf- field IS visiting Mrs FreGcrick Hill q her home on Winthrop street,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Paul K. Rogers of Lincoln road and E5Hard F. Schultz Of Linco.a street have returned from Prince ion. Y j.. where they attended tLeIr class reunion.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Norman Cooley. son Of Dr George Cooley Of Lincoln road has re- turned from Kent school where he is q student,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-21

Mss Dorothy Qujgl4y. onlg daughter os Ma or and Mrs. George QWe5er will h. q practice tcache4 q the Farmlrgron Htsh school thL. coming f2.. She niu teach ma-hc. --rtitz and T'-r-lfa1-
The Washington times., 1930-05-01
On With The Dance

Pm.
4:SO-B III tmOre orch estrH
(WMALD.
4:45-Tea Timers (WRC).
1O:3O-CastilIian Royal Orchestra
(WMAL).
11-ROyaI Canadians (WMAL>;
Gov. Clinton Orchestra (WRC.
II:SU-M nIRnT MeIO dies
(WMAL).
The Washington times., 1930-05-01
ADVERTIsEMENT
DEPEND ON zEMO
TO STOP ITCHING

Use soothing. healing. invisible
Zemo for the torture of Itching
Skin. This clean reliable family
antiseptic helps bring relief in
thousands of homes. stops itching
and draws the heat and sting out
of the skin. ZEMO has been used
for twenty years with remarkable
success for all forms of annoying.
itching skin irritations. Relief
with the first application" thou.
sands say. 35c. 60c, and $1.00. II
dealers.
The Washington times., 1930-05-01
Observation-Disclosures

WFBR-BaltimOre-12
7:O2-Gusman's Baseball Scores.
7:10-Your English.
7:l5-The Mid Week Chapel Service.
7:45-Defiance Tire Pageant
s.O0-H. NJ BuCius. Secretary OF
the Automobile Club of Mary
land.
s;l5-Clarence Flaggs, baritone, and
Peggy Herring, pianist.
S;30-The Nanjens.
9:00-Milton Reed, baritone.
9:15-Rio Rita Orchestra.
1O;15-CelestiaI Orchestra, with
W3XE.
WCAO-BaItImOre- 500
7:OO-Golden Crown Minstrel Mem
ories.
7;3O-Ward's Tip-Top Club.
S:OO-Blue Top Swallows with
Stella and steve.
S:3O-Manhattan Moods.
9:OO--True Detective Mysteries
s:3O-Devoe Redskins.
IO:OO-Mid- Week Kodak Program.
1O:3O-NatiOnal Forum from Washing
ton.
11:OO-Dream Boat.
11:3O-Wlll Osborne's orchestra
WBAI-BaItImOrp-
7:O0-The MasOueraders
WABC-Nrw YOrk-86O-3i9
6:3O-Tip-Top club: the Vacahonhs
7:15-Fred'k. williams Vile.
7:3O- Manhattan Moods
S:OO-True Detective Mysteries
$40 Devote Redskins.
9:0O-K odak Hour.
9:30-National Forum.
1O:00-Dream Boat.
l0:3O-Osborne's Orchestra.
II 11:OO-Lombardo's Orchestra: Organ.
WEAF-NPw YOrk-66O-454
6:O0-Midweek Hymn Sing.
6:3O-In the Nations Capitol
7:00-Sunshine Hour
S:0O-Announced.
S:3O-Melodv Moments.
9:oo-R.C.A Hour: Tito schipa.
t0:00-Opera. "rhe Prince of PiIsep. -
II 90 Governor Clinton Orches
WJZ-New YOrk-7GO-394
7:O0-B. A. Rolfe Lucky Strike
Orchestra. .
S:00-Knox Program.
S:20-MaXwell Melodies.
9:OO-Atwater Kent Orchestra,
10:O0-PalaiS d'Orchestra.
II :0O-Slumher Music.
WCAU-PhilaGIelDhia
6:0O-Sylvania Orchestra.
6:SO-C.B.S Network.
7:O0-Hermans Hits.
7:SO-C.B.S. Network.
9:3O-Fur Trappers
1o:0O-- Organ Recital
1O:3O-CBS Network
WIP-PhiIadeI Iphia-61O-l92
G:nN-AmOs N Andv Studio.
6:45-Shaler Program.
7:0O-N. b c. WIZ
10.20-Snorts. (;erun's Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1930-05-01

NEW YORK, May l 0.N.SJ.-
Signor Marconi, father Of the
radio" who caused astoniShment
20 years ago by sending a radio
message from Ireland to New
foundland, made the world sit up
and take notice again today.
From his yacht Electra, noored
"a miles from Rome. Marconl last
night made the longest ship-tO-
shore radio call on record, speak
ing to New York over distance
of 4.50O miles,
The Washington times., 1930-05-01
KITTENS TIE Up
TUBE SYSTEM

SAN FRANCISCO, May /
U.N.SJ She's just an old tabby
cat over at the new $4.O0O,0O0
Shell Oil Company building who
had a new family.
But was there ever prince or
princess of the feline realm
whose advent caused more stir
and whose we'll being was OF
more concern?
For this. tabby's descendants,
Construction Superintendent H
H. Anderson announced, have
put out of commission the build
ing's costly pneumatic tube sys
tenn by being born in an inaccess
able bend, and staying there.
The cause of the systems fail
ure to operate was revealed wheE
Mrs. Tabby stepped out of the
tube with a new furry offsprin2
between her teeth.
The Washington times., 1930-05-01
Whole World to HedrPope
Bv Short Wave Radio

He used a radio-phone of his
own making.
Marconi advised he is building
a short.wave transmitter whereby
the voice of Pope Plus may be
heard around the world.
M. H. Aylesworth, of the N.B.C.,
and David Sarnoff, president Of
Radio Corporation of America,
both conversed with the Italian
inventor and said his voice was
heard with singular clarity.
The Washington times., 1930-05-01
PIPE FIRES WOODS

BLOOMSBURY. Pa, May L.
One hundred and fifty dollars was
paid for a pipeful of tobacco by
Oliver Gilbert, of Ringtown. Ar
rested for starting a forest fire
by carelessly dumping his pipe,
Gilbert effected settlement with
the Forestry Department today by
paying the costs and $3.50.
The Washington times., 1930-05-01
Found-BOnes of BoodSce0-
Old Britain's Fighting Queen

In a sandstone coffin, just outside Of Lon
don, has been unearthed the mighty skeleton
of woman six feet seven inches tall. They
are believed to be the bones of heroic Boa,
dicea, the blonde warrior queen who killed
$4,000 Romans and almost freed England
from the clutch of Emperor Nero. Back of
this important archaeological discovery is the
amazing, story of the barbaric queen, who,
with blazing eyes and streaming yellow hair
drove her chariot along the battle line and
wreaked vengeance on the Roman hordes.
Especially interesting to lovers of history.
Next Sunday in The American Weekly.