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New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Saturday afternoon from 4 o'clock until 6.
 Little Miss Penelope Pease. daughter of MT. and Mrs Herbert Pease of Vine street, entertained at q party yesterday afternoon in hon. or of her seventh birthday anni- versary Miss Marion Shepard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shepard of Dover road. celebrated her seventh birthday anniversary Thursday afternoon with a party for her small friends
 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Smith of Plainvllle will entertain out-of-toWn guests at Christmas dinner
 MT. and Mrs Albert Corbin of Shuttle Meadow road will entertain at family dinner party Christmas.
 Of interest to the school set is the Alpha Iota Epsilon fraternity dance 10 be given Christmas night at the Masonic temple.
 Mrs William Rast of Newington was hostess at q bridge tea Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Harold Burdon of Nowington and Mrs. W. Everett Hine of Maple Hill were awarded the prizes.
 Mrs Mortimer Rhodes Of Berlin entertained her bridge club Monday afternoon. Mrs. Otis Scripture won the prize.
 Mrs Leon Brown Of Everett street vas hostess Thursday evening it party for the eight girl mcm- bcrs Of her sunday school class.
 Mrs. \. L. schrcy Of South Bur ritt street will entertain at q family gathering on Christmas Day, The guests will include Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Bamforth, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Bamforlh and their children, ! Mir. and Mrs. ATvid Borg, Mir. and Mrs. John Mcchan and family, and 1 Mrs Lucius Ives and her daughter of Plainvillc
 Mr. and Mrs John II, Fellows of Ten Acre road will entertain with l buffet supper this evening,
 Nr. and Mrs. Donald Cauneld of South Burritt street had as their dirncr ,and bridge guests Thursday l evening. Mr, and Mrs. Curlls Christ, Mir. and Mrs. Henry Christ and MT. and Mrs. Stuart Hancs,
 Nh. and Mrs. John Thornton of Francis street entertained at dinner and bridge last evening.
 Mrs. John Malmfeldt Of Maple street will entertain - members of her family al dinner Christmas Day,
 Mrs. Eunice Humphrey Hide brandt and her sister Miss Virginia Humphrey, of Lincoln street were hostesses to the alunnae members Of the Alpha Alpha sorority Tues day evening Mrs. Bennett Hubbard vas awarded the prize.
 Miss Faye Eattenbury, daughter of Mir and Mrs. William Rattenbury Of shuttle Meadow road, entertain cd last evening at dinner and bridge. Covers were laid for 17 guests. and tho prizes were awarded to Miss Emily Slopcr. George kimball, Miss Constance TwichcIl, Richard Housc, Miss Flora Hine and William Hodges,
 Mrs Otto YoungbIad Of Cedar court kensington, will give her an- nual Christmas breakfast to q large number of friends from New Britain and other towns following the ,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Miss Eleanor Hubert, daughter Of MT, and Mrs, John Hubert Of Camp street, IS home for the holidays.
 Clifton M Cooley Jr, u student al Sufueld school IS snyadins two weeks with his parents, Dt~ and Mrs. Clifton Cooley of Harrison street.
 Miss Bcttina Baldwin, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. Ernest Baldwin of Dover road, Is spending the holi- days m town, Miss Baldwin attends the Lincoln school, Providence, R. l.
 Mir and Mrs. Edward Secllrcst and their small son Robert of Well lesley Hills. Mass, will arrive Tues day o spend d few days with Mrs. sechrests parents, Mir. and Mrs. George Caldwell Of Harrison street.
 MT. and Mrs. George Boil of Trumbull street will bn the Christi mas guests Of Mrs. Bol's parents MT. and Mrs, Gilbert Morton Of Bradstreet, Mass.
 Mrs. Douglas Johnston Of Maple Mill attended tine luncheon and meeting Of the State Council Of h. tcrnational Relations Thursday at the Hartford Y. w C. X,
 
 Miss Virginia Hunt. daughter Of hr. and Mrs. Stanley Hunt Of Gar den street. is home for tho Christ mas festivities. Miss Hunt is q student at Mount Holyoke colosc,
 Miss Thclma Hart, who attends Mt, St Joseph, Hamilton Heights, Hartford, is with her parents. Alr and Mrs. Frederick Hart Of stanley street for the holidays,
 Miss Eurith Wachtcr of New York city will spend Christmas with her parents, Mir. and Mrs Frank Wachter Of Park place.
 '-illic1u dilu trNbl " l U F''' ''S are studying at Avon school will he with their parents. MT, and Mr.. Gail Porter of Forest street, for their vacation.
 Thomas Linder of Harvard will be the guest Of his parents, Mr. end Mrs. Thomas Linder Of Lincoln
 yl-,. f I in, der, who attends Deyitt's school in Washington, l.. C., arrived Monday 10 spend two weeks with his par ents.
 Miss Beatrice Lamb, daughter of the Joseph F. Lambs of Park place. is home from Bradford academy Bradford, Mass, for the Christmas holidays.
 Godfrey and Willets Young, sons Of MT. and Mrs. Louis Young Of Lin- coln road, arrived in town yeStcr- day to spend the holiday season.
 Miss Isabel Stanley and her brother, NdllCF oldllItN. cI t'llpt | Beach will be visitors in town over the week end
 Mrs. Elwood Johnson and her small daughter Elsbeth of Holland, Mich, are the guests of Mrs John- sons parents, Mir, and Mrs, William CroNell of LenoX place. ElWood Johnson is expected to arrive the first of the week 10 make short visit.
 Miss Ruth stein, daughter of Mr and Mrs. B Stein of Winthrop street is spending the Christmas recess with her parents. Miss Stein attends simmons college, Boston, Mass.
 Melvin Hall. son Of State Finan"a Commissioner and Mrs Edward F. Hall of Parkmore street, is home from Bentley school in Boston for the Christmas holidays.
 Morgan Holmes, son of MT. and
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Mrs Otto Youngblad Of Cedar court. Kensington, will give her an- nual Christmas breakfast to q large number of friends from New Britain and other towns following the , o'clock Christmas service of the First Lutheran church.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

The Lithuanian Roman C4tholie W omcn's Alliance of AHlcrirt hcIl its annual meeting Sunday in ~t. Andrews church. These oGlc' "s were clectod J'rcsiJoHl. Miss Paul. inc BalosIly; vice president. Miss Elizabeth GIlavlch: recording secro- tary, Miss Anna Eicc: financial sou- rctary, Miss Helen Dennis. trclsur- CT, Miss Veronica Iiyz Rev. Edward A. Gradcck WAS elected charter member
 
 The Woman s club o1 Maple Hul will hold its annual carol service 0n the park on Christmas eve. This is always d very lovely meeting, and Mrs Roy ". Miller. chairman. is dGyoting 4 great deal ol thought D the program.
 The monthly meeting Of 1ha SjT~ terhood Bnaj Israel WAS held Turs- day afternoon at rho Burjtt hotel,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Mrs, Stanton Ashley entertained Mrs. Harry ErummeL Mrs. Howard Irucmmcr and Mrs Merrick Hellyar Ut bridge Thursday afternoon,
 Miss Margaret Mlddlemass, Mrs. Howard Bruemmcr and Mrs. Lcon- ard Morse were the bridge guests Tuesday evening ot Mrs. James Baldwin al her home on Elbridgc road.
 Thp Alpha Alpha sorority and the Alpha Delta Sigma fraternity will be hosts at q dance at the Shuttle Meadow club Monday evening. F. Duane Stcin1e. son oI Mir. and Mrs Edward StejnIc Of Harrison street, and Miss Charlotte Parsons, daugh- trE of Mr- and Mrs. Harold Parsons of Russell street, are in charge of the affair, The committee Was most fortunate in engaging Lionel Ken nedy'a orchestra 10 furnish the music. The patrons and patrancssus are as follows, Mir. and Mrs Ar thur G, kjmball, Mir. and Mrs, liar dy Favor, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Par sons, Mir. and Mrs, Pardon Eickey, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parsons and Clesson Parker,
 Mir, and Mrs Milton Jones who have recently bought q lovely home on Corbin avenue, will entertain al a housc"arming this evening,
 Mrs. Andrew Parsons Of Hamil- ton street was hostess at d table Of contract Tuesday afternoon,
 Mrs. Roswell Moore who is living at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Moore on Sunnyledge during their staN in the south, entertained Mrs. Maxwell Hart, Mrs, Theodore Hart and Mrs. Rodman Chamberlain at bridge Tuesday afternoon.
 Mrs. Truman H. Bristoll Of South Burritt street will entertain at a family dinner party Christmas Day.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur G. kimball of Lexington street will entertain at a supper gathering tomorrow evC-
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Mir. and Mrs Arthur Grinnell of this city and MT and Mrs, Joseph Graham Of Windsor will dine Christ
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Mrs. Laurie Bantord Of Maple Hill entertained 4 table of contract at her homo Monday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Mrs Charles Chase has arut out aards for a lorgo tea 10 b" giyen at uor uow. on BrookSjdr road n"Nt
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

MT. and Mrs Edward SpeIlman Of Hartford are entertaining d large party of friends this evening before the college dance this evening at the Shuttle Meadow club.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Nr, and Mrs, Eobol Vance Of Maple street had guests 10 dine 1t their home Tuesday eteuin2-
 ,rr, and Mrs, Theodore Hart of Lincoln road entertained d few friends al cards Friday evening.
 Mr and Mrs, Maurice Pease of Lincoln lane Will entertain at a studio party this evening, Mr, and Mrs. William Coholan and Mir. and Mrs Henry G. Schauft1er are enter- taidn@ at dinner, later taking their guests to the studio party
 Joe Hires and his famous broad casting orchestra nill furnish the music at the holiday dance this eye- hing at the Shuttle Meadow club Although reservations for this dance arc moi n,coss4rE. already several large tables have been reserved and many town folks are expected as well as members of 'ho neighboring country clubs.
 The caudru ot all SuHttlc Meadow club members arc invited to the annual party given o'clock Christmas bay at the club All children have been asked to bring small @tfs which will hn dis tributcd later 10 othcr children Of he city, Foilouine the party at f o'clock Sj Yart@ and his orchestra W}I1 play for danr5ug for the grown Ur- Wtti o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Miss Ruth stein, daughter of Mr and Mrs. B. Stein of Winthrop street is spending the Christmas recess with her parents. Miss Stein attends simmons college, Boston, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Melvin Hall. son Of State Finan"a Commissioner and Mrs. Edward t. Hall of parkmore street, is home from Bentley school in Boston for the Christmas holidays.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Mrs. Elw.ood Johnson and her small daughter Elsbeth of Holland, Mich, are the guests of Mrs. John son's parents, Mir. and Mrs, William CroNell of LenoX place. ElWood Johnson is expected to arrive the first of the week 10 make a short visit.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur c. kimhall of Lexington street will entertain at a supper gathering tomorrow eVc-
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Mrs Truman H. Bristoll Of south Burritt street will entertain at a family dinner party Christmas Day.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20
GATHERINGS
Dance at Shuttle Meadow CIub-lIrs. Chase's Tea Next Saturday.

Mrs, Stanton Ashley entertained Mrs, Harry Erummel Mrs. Howard Hrucmmcr and Mrs Merrick Hcllyar Ut bridge Thursday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Miss Isabel Stanley and her brother, Walter Stanley, of Short Beach will be visitors in town over the week k-end.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Morgan Holmes, son of MT. and
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Geoffrey and Wilets Young, sons Of MT. and Mrs. Louis Young Of Lin- coln road, arrived in town yestcr- day to spend the holiday season.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Thomas Linder of Harvard VIII be the guest Of his parents, Mr. end Mrs. Thomas Linder of Lincoln road, over the holidays, George Lin- der, who attends DeNitt's school in Washington, |. C., arrived Monday ents.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Clifford and George Porter, who arc studying at Avon school, VIII he with their parents. MT and Mr.. Gail Porter Of Forest street for their vacation.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Miss E,urith Wachtcr of New York city will spend Christmas with her parents, Mir, and Mrs, Frank Wachter Of Park place.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Miss Thclma Hart, who attends Mt St. Joseph, Hamilton Heigh's, Hartford, is with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hart Of stanley street for the holidays,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

MT. and Mrs. George Boli of Trumbull street will bn thc Christ mas guests Of Mrs. EoIis parents MT. and Mrs. Gilbert Morton Of Bradstreet, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Miss Beatrice Lamb, daughter of the Joseph F. Lambs of Park place, is home from Bradford academy, Bradford, Mass. for the Christmas holidays.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

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New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Mir. and Mrs. Edward Secllrcst and their small son Robert Of Well lesley Hills Mass. will arrive Tues day 10 spend d few days with Mrs. Sechrests s parents, Mir, and Mrs. George Caldwell Of Harrison street.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Mrs Andrew Parsons Of Hamil- ton street was hostess at q table Of contract Tuesday afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Mrs. Douglas Johnston or Maple Mill attended the luncheon and meeting Of the State Council Of h. tcrnatlonal Relations Thursday at the Hartford Y w (. X,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Miss Virginia Hunt. daughter Of hr. and Mrs. Stanley Hunt of Gar den street. is homo for tho Christ mas festivities. Miss Hunt is student al Mount Holyoke col'oGe,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Mir, and Mrs Milton Jones who have recently bought d lovely home on Corbin avenue, will entertain al a houScWarming this evening,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

Miss Faye Rattenbury, daughter of Mir and Mrs. William Rattenbury Of shuttle Meadow road, entertain cd last evening at dinner and bridge. Covers were laid for 17 guests. and tho prizes were awarded to Miss Emily Slopcr, George klmball, Miss Constance TwichcIl, Richard House, Miss Flora Hine and William Hodges.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-20

mas day with Mr. and Mrs. Ber- nard Nickcrson of Drury Lane.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
Y. W.C. A. OBSERVES
 FELLOWSHIP WEEK
Services to Be Held Daily at
 Association ParlOrS

This week will be observed by all Y. W. C. As around the world as International Fellowship Week. There is association work in 49 diff fcrcnt countries and the United States is doing definite foreign work today in If of these countries with over 100 workers.
 The theme for the week is Gods purpose for man. World Fellowship Week will be observed locally each jay this week from 12;20 10 i2:3U o'clock in the association parlOrS MmbcrS of the staff and board of directors will lead the short service Of song and worship. The public is invited.
 At the Wednesday morning board ni directors meeting Mrs George W. Traut will tell of the policy of the i foreign department. Mrs. Alexander scott and Mrs. Jonathan Hart will speak briefly on the growth and de Velopment of the association in Asia and Europe. Mrs Alexander Kos conko, q Russian secretary for the ID tuS uStpUIA dSSOCldliDll W III ttll Ul the Y. W. C. A. work in internation- al institutes in this country. Mrs. KosCenko is a native Russian and q graduate in archaeology of the Uni- yorsity of Moscow. For the past ten years she has been working among her own peoples in Cleveland, O.. and Bridgeport. Mrs kosconko was q classmatc of Miss Ruth seymour at the National Training school in New York city.
 Tho business and industrial clubs which meet at night will sing folk songs and discuss what other girls ere doing all over the world.
 Mrs. Kenneth Soarlo spoke briefly yesterday 10 tho three high school clubs at 4:45 o'clock.
 Tho foreign communities commit tee will meet Tn sday noon for luncheon and study. Tuesday dis cussion will he on the Eastern Orth-
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11

7:G0-The Quaker Man
 7:45-Ohio State Department of
 Education Night School S:00-Concert band
 S:30-Bubble Blowers 9:00-Musical program 9:SO-Radio Advertising program tu:0O-American Scribe Question
 and Answers fU:1j-Nariety l0:3O-The Cotton Queen -1:00-Chime Reveries I2:00-Castlc Farm orchestra 12:GO-Cabarct with Little Jack Lit
 tie as Master of Ceremonies t:00-Hotel Gibson orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
GET JOB IN TALKIES,
 GERRY FAIRFAX ADVISES
rrima Donna Calls Metropolitan Opera House Ford Establishment"
 Wont Practice own Teachings.

New York, Nov. Il P)-Gcr& d inc Farrar advises the nations young singers 10 go to Hollywood and cast their talents before the tallics.
 Do not waste your freshness and youth as q mere gadgct in a Ford establishment such as the Mctro- politan Opera house, she is quotcI by today's New York Times. Co 70 Hollywood and make the most O your youth with quick returns m the talkies."
 At the same time the former Metropolitan prima donna declined 10 practice her preaching and stated she never would sing for the sound films or the radio.
 T have never sung for he radio and never will,' she continued Radio and talkies arc like collodion solutions-they make medicated stars. Radio. with it's amplificrs which change the voice in timbres and dynamics, is not what l want to trust my voice to-
 USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
S03-N Standardization

$: :00-JunjOr Aviation League 1-l5-Satrtv Crusaders 1. 3o-Stoch quotations !. t5-Norry Fou"
 7. Road w.0 c.oo-Wc#lrar 1uan G-Q&-~uor ajrnz; f;15-Savannah iin.~-. "rnuuS'ra e-45-Toplc, in Eunr. LoH,U
 Thomas
 -.0o-Amos n Nndg 7:15-Scntmcle
 7:So-Phil Cool,
 -:45-Juclc Wllilrl >:oo-Nac-Cau+ >;SQ-"Famou- Fortunes" John
 D, RockctcDIr~ 2:0o-Tck Music e:Go-DoIth NH'lrN ip"t- to:oo-WosllugHou~. Sa,H" ! 3o-World Tour t:oo-WcathorluaN 1l:oG-Sporr Dice-' ' .N@TOm Cliup-' orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
a1a-MARC- New Nnrk-Seo

sh .'t'N W '' " 1.p0-Eh,cnm Kings --15-AdyentUras m Words Dr.
 Frank H. TIze,cllE .Go-Aseurv Park Cas'uo orches- -ra
 6:0o-Nauoaal Security League
 Broadcast series e-f5-Harry Tucker and his Bar
 clay orchesrra [ Go-The Crockett Nountaineers f:45-Tonys Scrap Book 7.O0-Columbta Educational Tea lures
 7.l5-Westebester County Salon or
 ,hestra
 -&0-51usjcal program featuring
 Walter Wjncheu and guest artist 7.45-The Early Book Worm;
 Alexander Woollcott a.o0-Musjcal program with Julia
 sanderson and Frank Crumit S.30-kaltenborn Edits the News K 45-saIad Dressers s-o0-Heury- George e:3o-The Philco symphony con
 ,ert .u.n0-Nr and Mrs. lu:t5-Radjo Playhouse .-:Q0-Bert Lown and his orchestra :20-Migkey Albert and his or
 chestra rom Boston ..0O-S-. MOrirz orchestra .3n-Nouurne Ann I-eat ar the
 organ
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
.,9;--WJ/, New NOrk-,bO

 1:$o-Charlie Hamp, Early Bird 7:45-Jolly Bill and Jane, chil- drcn's program >:02-On the S:15-Landt Trio and White N:15-Thc Headlincrs S:@Q-Nermont Lumber Jacks S:45-Our Daily Food; orchestra direction Harry HorlicL ":o0-PopulGr Bits ',15-String Trio with Singing Cana;'los .o:O0-Mary Hale Martins House. hold period 1p:l5-Thc Manhlt;ors; novelty or chcstra direction Frank Nagnonl t1:oo-Mrs. A. II. Goudiss 1t:So-Thc Recitalists .2:oo-Tho Luncheon ensemble.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
.JL NOR CRUSADERS MEET

Plans for organizing a New Brit ain branch Of the Crusaders, junior of the 18th amendment, will be dis cussed at q meeting next week. At torney Leo Y. Gaffney is making ar angements and the speaker will be Attorney Lucius r. Robinson, Jr.. Of Hartford, president of the Hartford branch.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
WEDNESDAY MORNING PRO-
 GRAMS
2S3-WTIC. Hartford-iOG0

-Sh- " IISs Ildt tfo Vo' u.5N-Opening Indian Round Table
 Conference
 -:&0-lIarly Bird ,:4j-Tolly Bill and Jane ,:o0-Morning Stars .:&0-N ermont Lumbcr Jacks >:45-I'ood News ".oo-Shopping About with Dor
 othy Randall 5-Breakfast Four .$0-Mid-wee service i".oo-Mary Hale Martins House
 hold io:l5-Maids; Alice Aussmaul and
 Peg La Centra tp:30-Stock quotations i t0;G5-Organ ll:N0-Forecast School Of Cookery
 Mrs. A. NJ. Goudiss ] ll;30-Dorothy Chase and the
 Charis Players . 2:00-Weathcr
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
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Eastern standard Time
sS;-NTC HartCord-tv6O

2S3-NTIC Hartford-t06o 5:00--" Sunset Hour" With Majo Charles H. ShonS, baritone G:00-"Connecticut's Super Sales Departments" T. I. Russell 6;15-NeWs, highlighrs in sport G,30-Broadway FavorjIcs: Nor man Clouticr. dircccor F:i5-" Hawaiian Echoes"
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
t22-WoR. Ncuarh-TIn

 5.00-Fronrh lessons a:15-Musical Pilgrims 5.44-Nystory , Girl 5.5S-Baud F-o0-Cncla Don 7:So-Snorts period f -45-Ensombin Hlup.ou'H1o 7:15-"Tmoi. investment Topics, Jay T McCot So-Chlek Mo0hu -:45-Ni,s and Al Brothers >.o1-Footish Leho.- $:Co-Cnromclcs a:00--narlc;sr Headings a:15-Armistico Day program Go.15-Eml. NeIa2ro. organ rectal fh:45-Globc Trot,nr ! I:o0-Wcathr rapor' rf:o3-WiH Qau9nl Tarra." dance orchestra l. L:&0-Nooaueams
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
Through tie Static

Lets Not Forget" dedicated to the American Red Cross. will be played by the Coon Sanders orchcs- tra during the frolic 10 be broadcast rom the NBC Chicago studios to- night at S.3o o'clock.
 The story Of the first 20-mule team trip 10 Death valley and back will be dramatized in the Death val ley days episode 10 be broadcast to- night at a:30 o'clock.
 "Borax' Bill was the first and most famous or all that remarkable group Of drivers, For 25 years he made regularly the heart breaking and dreaded 165 mile journey from Mojave to Death valley to bring back precious loads of borax 10 the world outside.
 Th" days Of the nickel movie houses, when the piano furnished ,he entire music. and the scenes dealt exclusively with cowboys, In dians. sheriffs and desperadoes, will . he recalled in the episode Of a new 'Uckoo series 10 be broadcast by , NEG tonight at le:3o o'clock.
 Former Governor Alfred l.. smith will face he NBC microphones to- morrow night with an appeal for the unemployed. The broadcast, schcd- uled 10 last j minutes beginning at o'clock, will be heard through an extensive NBC-WJZ network It vas arranged in cooperation with the emergency employment commit ice, which is seeking 10 find 2,o00,- g0Q days work at g. a day for New ork's unemployed married men,
 One o1 the mysteries disclosed by radio IS strange "blanket' cover ing the earth. This blanket approx jmately 200 miles above the earth s surface and known as the "Heavi- tide Laycr,' serves as a ceiling for radio and makes long distance trans mission possible. Were it not for this layer, most Of the waves cma- mating from d radio station would travel far out into space without ever reaching q radio receiver. The layer. however, serves to keep them confined and prevents their shooting off into space.
 With "The Courtship Of Miles Standish' as the subject for radio dramatization. school children throughout the nation will hear ono of the best known of Henry Wads- orth LongfelloW's stories presented ! " the American School of the Air l. will be broadcast from WABC and "arried by a coast 10 coast network Of the CBS tomorrow at 2:30 p. m
New Britain herald., 1930-11-11
hopkY5l22AD RoGRAMS
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Thomas

Thomas
 7-0o-Amos n Andy
 7:15-Orchestra direction sam Lanin
 7:30-Phl Cock
 7:45-Tho Adventures of Polly Preston; dramatic incidents in the life of an American girl; musical interludcs
 >.oo-O~ohestra: Wayne King, conducting; male quartet ,.3o-Big Guns: dramatic sketch g:oo-Tel1 Music; Nce Lawnhurst. pianist, and vocal soloist; Don Byron. tenor; Lucicn schmidt. ccllist: orchestra direction Mur ray kellncr
 9:&o-Dcath Valley Days: dramatic sketch with Virginia Gardiner. William Shelley. Jack McRrid": John White, novelty vocalist: or rhostra direction Josef Bonime to:on-Saluto 70 thc Printing Indus try; William Pfaft. president Of 'no United TNpothotae Of Amer laa. guest speaker: Frederick q. Rodgers, narrator; symphony or chostra direction Zocl Parcntea1 and T. !. Nastine lo:&H-ArmisJjce Day program Of fbn Military Order Of the Word War and the Reserve Officers Aasn. speakers; General John j. 1rrshing. Hon. Henry l.. Stimson, Hon. Patrick J. Hurley 11.oU-Slumber Music; string cn. scmbIc direction Ludwig Lauricr l2:oo-Art kassell's orchestra from tho Motropoi" hotel