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New Britain herald., 1930-12-24
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Hotels

Hotels ss ROOMS by day or week at reasonable rates. Also light housekeeping rooms With frigllalre. Tel 44l5. Hotel Doris, q Man Street.
 Rooms For Rent s9 MAIN ST. J-Pleasaut front room, single or double Hot water. Also houseiceep- ing rooms. Reasona ble. Mrs Alderman, PROSPECT ST. 5l-Furuished room with home surroundings Reasonable rent Telephone 3279-W,
 Rooms For Housekeeping S1 RUSSELL ST. -5-2 room fat with Ett. .ncncfte. Nicely furnished. All mod eru conyeuIenles. Very central. Reason able.
 TO RENT, light housekeeping or single rooms and board If desired. Reasonable rates Mrs. smith. F Maple St. Tele- phone 6607.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24

B. c. PORTER SONS Give Dad Smoker. a decorative piece of furniture as well as keeping ashes of the floor. $55O at Porters
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24

DIOS-Strom berg Carlson. Victor and Atwater Kent Every member of the family will enjoy a radio. Terms fl you desire them. McCoy's, Inc. z3s Main St.. opposite monument.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24

NASH motor cars. See the new line. Sales and Service. A. G. Hawker. os Elm St. Telephone 2456.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24

MAKE HER GIFT of the HERALD. Year round enjoyment of womens news. Subscription rate $500 a year. Make application at the Herald Office.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24

YOUR LITTLE GIRL will always enjoy piano. Combine pleasure with musical education. All the famous makes. in- cluding Baldwin. Hardman. Vose and 1>ohler and Campbell. Terms. McCoy's
 Inc. 246 -Iain St., opposite monument
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Tenemeuts

MAPLE ST. 2O3--6 rooms, second floor All modern improvements. With garage. Inquire on premises
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets

GUARANTEED singing canaries, 2 weeks trial $5.49 Enormous stock of goldfish and aquarium plants. Large assortment of cages, stands, aquariums and sup plies \. B. Bird & Feed Co.,. corner Main and Lafayette Sts, Tel 467o.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24

LADIES GLOVES. dress and driving style. She wants them and you Can please her lneXpeus.vely at AlIns Rub Der Co.. 20 Main St.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24

Sales and Service. Expert Hupp. mechanics. Hupmobile Service Co, 250 Arch St Telephone 224
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24

MachAY X WALLIN Special Walnut Cedar Chest. Great value. $I5q5 63 Man Street
New Britain herald., 1930-12-24

IF YOU run short of cash you may bor- row from $l0 to $500 here. Phoenix Finance Corp, sos Main s.. United Building, End floor.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
Through he Static

A medley of carly song hits by
 Walter Donaldson as sung by the
 male quartet will feature the Fuller program to be broadcast over an NBC-WJI network. tonight at $50 o clock
 Earle Spiccr, baritone, and an orchestra uuuer the direction of Don Voorhcos will also be heard in the program.
 Suit Capresc" by the distinguish cd American composer Theodore Stcarns will be played by the sym phony orchestra which Walter Dalnrosch will direct during the program to be broadcast over sta
 lions associated with NBC-WEAF network tonight at 2 o'clock.
 Suite Caprese" was produced at Oslo, Norway, by command of King kaakon VII. Sketches for this work were made by Stearns on visit to
 the island of Capri in 1895: The
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13

} 30-Rnssian Art choir

12;30-Russian Art choir 1:00-Catholic Truth Period What's What in Books" Prof. R. E. Rogers, NJ. I. T. 2:l5-"The Knickerbocker Quar- tet"
 2:S0-Tower string orchestra 3:00-Ncw York Philharmonic symphony orchestra 5;o0-Sermon by Rev. Donald Grey Farmhouse
 5;%0-French Trio 6:u0-Trappers with Earle Nelson 6;30-Dandies 7:o0-I'mfferettcs 7:l5-Product-T Tones 7;So-Red Cross Mattress concert &:00-Dancc orchestra S:$o-kaItenborn Edits the News S:45-Gauchoa>~ 9:00-Old Curiosity Shop a:&0-Tone Pictures 1o;o0-Jesse Crawford poet of the oegan 10:3G-"Air Raid" Christmas Stock ing Fund for Disabled Veterans 19:00-Quiet Harmonies l2:&0-Nocturnc Ann Leaf at the organ
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
3tg-N ARC. New \ ork-S6n

E.uo-Heroes of tho Church
 g:oo-Norunr musicale
 tu.uH-Tonr's Scrap Book
 to:f5-Advmturoz ot Helen and Mary ta.lo-1t48ratGoual Feature .tt:a4-Wrs} End 3rozbgrcrlan church
 t..au-Jcwish Arr program 1..#a-London Broadcast
 .t5-Cauadle Grenadjor Guards
 band ot Montreal t:36-ConcIayo Of %auons 2.ra-Cathedral hour @:o1-Ne~ York Philharmonic Synphonv orchestra
 5:H0-Sormon by Ecr. Donald Gre2 Farmhouse 1:34-Thrle Little Sachs 6-oo-Trappcrs with Earle Nelsor 6:3u-D Dandies 7.o9-The Golden Hour of the
 I,lltlo Flower 5:o6-The Worlds Business S:f5-School Of Music S:3o-kaItcuborn Edits the news S:45-Tho Gauchos 9:oo-Majcsty Curiosity shop g.3o-Tonc Pictures Ie:nn-Jesse Crawford t9:30-Around the 6amoNar
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
226-NDRC, Hartford-l33O

I0:30-Watch Tower society .a:45-Picturc music orchestra Service of First Unitarian
 Meeting House 1 2:u0-JeNish Art program 1g:3Q-Broadcas from London t9:45-Canadian Grcnadicr.sGuards
 hand of Montreal l:&V-Conclave of Nations 4;o0--Cathedra hour @-Qn-The Metropolitans male
 quartet
 5:&0-Tom Noonan's Chinatown
 Ecscuo society 5:o0-Sermon hy Rev. Donald Gre!
 Farmhouse
 5.50-Tha French Trio with Will
 liam Hain, tenor 6:no-Tha Radiant Singers G.&8-To be announced 7:o0-Jout recital Beatrice Bar~nson, popular
 songs
 7:45-Georzc Jones, tenor: Ethel
 Tr-coy. aceoUpanist >.np-Tne Worlds Business 2.t5-SchooI Of music a:2a-kalrenhorn Edits the News s:45-Thr Garchos 9.QH-Thc Crooncrs a:t5-To he announced 1:&"-Tone Pictures 7U:Hu-To he announced ta:&o-Around the SamOyar lt:""-Back Home hour from
 Buffalo
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
3fi-WN.tC. BD4tOn-t 230

t-:'5-FootbaII game, Army ys.
 Navy
 5:ae-Ted and his Greater Gang 5:34-Santa Claus and his Merry 5.45-Tha Saturday Niguter5 g:Qu-Theater program
 G:f5-MerrymaHers s.30-Th, Coucgians a:45-DavoI Book Of Gems 1.aa-"Mirth Quahers' 7.3a-Surprisa Party &:oo-Chronicles
 6:3n-Dancing Yesterday. 5.45-SjlversmI1hs
 9.0g-Tho Carborundum band H:3o--National Radio Forum 1o:0o-Hank Simmons Snow Boat 11:eo- Boston Bruins vs, Maple
 Leafs-hochey 11:29-Weather report I1:30-Ne~s 11:45-Gur Lombardo and his
 Royal Canadians 14:00-Bcrt Lown and his Biltmorf
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
3os-WBz. >pringGcld--9ao

5:o0-Uncle Bill and the Twins a.15-''We'rc ill inc Army NoN 5.3o-Stock exchange quotations 5.45-Fvening Stars 5:55-Road man c-ao-Weather man G.03-Dinner music e:f5-Riverslde Ramblers f:S0-McCon Bovs G.45-Topics in Brief. Lowell
 Thomas
 -:t0-Amos n Andy ~.77-Iesters
 7:31-SandE NacFarlan1's laim-
 nev Swallows
 S,0o-Dixia Circus &.f5-Rtn-Ttn-Ttn Thriller '. s,3o-Tuller Man q.of-Varicty Hour :20-N1nstrels 1o:Q0-Chicago Civic Opera 1t:00-Weather man f1:0G-Hockev 1t:t5-Tom Cline.s >,atI2r O.
 chcsrra
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
oss-uDRC. Hartrord-133o

.45-Army-Na football game 5.0o-Norton Dovnoy with Jack Pettis and his orchestra 5.45-Dr. Thatcher Clark French lesson
 e-n0-Tom. Dick and Harr> 615-Stck quotations G.a5-World BooEman 6.20-Ozzia Nelson and his Easa- Zon Plaza orchestra 6.45-Tony's Scrap Book 7.oo-Paul Tromaine and his Yocng's orchestra -15-Romanue ot American h. dustrv
 -.&0-To he annoHG1ed S:oG-DiAio Ecno,= S:s0-Dancing Yesterdays 9;45-To he aunoancad g:no-Weathcr report q.o0-To be announced q,Gn-Natioual Radio Forum t0.00-Hank simmons. and his Show Boat --:oo-Jack Denny and his orches- tra, from Montreal 11;Sn-Guy Lombardo and h's Royal Canadians, dance orche5- ira
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
2q5-NJI, New 1ork-'6o !

8:oo-Toue Pictures; Lc" White, organ recital; male quartet e:uo-NBC Children's hour la.oo-Jospe WoodWind ensemble I4:no-Hits and Bits 12:3o-Nomads
 l:0o-Metropolltan Echoes I:3n-Echoos Of tho Orient, direc- ton Sven yon Haltberg I:45-John Barclay, baritone, and Dasmar Rybner, pianist e:oo-Roxv symphony concert; di- rection Frno Rapee &:ao-National Youth Conference; "Thc Most Vicious Doubt.' Dr. Daniel 4. Polling; mixed chorus and orchestra direction George ShackIey
 "@--Sunday Feature 4.l5-MusIcal Crusaders; orches- ira direction Alfred Heather 4:45-"Your Eyes" Velma RaWles pianist, guest artist; musical en- semble and quartet 5:a1-National Nespers; Dr. Fred crtck K. Staum; the Pilgrims, mixed seNtt; orchestra direction Dana $. Mnrrinan G:on-Faisins Junior: humorous domestic sIft with Alinc Berry and Peter DHon
 G:f5-oporatic concert: Charlotte simmons. soprano; Devora Ead- norney. contralto; Nicholas Vas tHe0. tenor; Earl Waldo. bass: or chestra direction Cosare Sodcro f.&a-took's : TraNeloguc 7:oo-fIarbor Lights; tales Of an old sea captain with Edwin N, Whitney
 7:&o-Oilomatics; Frcd Waldner, tenor: orchestra direction Josef koestncr
 S.nh-}leIodios; Mmo, Schumann- Hoink. contraito guest artist; guest artist; Betsy Ayrcs, so- rrano, Mary Hopple, contralto; Steele Jamtson. tenor: Leon Sala- thirl, bass, ensemble direction George DjlWOrth
 <:t5-Eadio hour
 4:15-South Sea islanders; native striug orchestra, Joseph Rodgers, tenor and director 9;&G--"World Adventures with Floyd Gibbons" 16:Uo-Evonsong i0-I5-Pere. Andy Sannella and novelty orchestra lb:3o-Le~ White, organist in Songs at Eventide' with GenIa Fonarlova, soprano tt:o6- Slumber music, string en- Samnlo
 l.:&a-Ecminlsconcos; Erva Giles, soprano; Godfrey Ludlow. violin, ist: male quartet: Keith Mcleod, orCauist
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
l21-NDR. NeNark-1t0

to:&u-Nu-iral BaE4 ta:45-"P-r~onaI Eniclency" Prof (. G Gaum
 ft:uu-EmI Nelazoo. organ recital rt.@a-Nld-day musicale .@u-Intcrtajners
 r:at-S,rtng quartet with Llya
 Evans mazzo-soprano
 -.au-Hotcl S1 George concert
 orchestra -:"u-Tha ChHdrau'z Players in
 "NaEa Ealitrc." Part II
 &.ur-EaHo SElaposiu1a
 .85-American Museum ot Eatur- aI Ht~torE
 t.o"-S, Georges Eespers
 s:ao--"Thc F~Echologisl Says Dr Arthur Frank Payne r 1.@a-Red Lacquer and Jade ! G.Hta-Tn. ]. Don e.*o-Gtobe Trottcr ! G.41-Cbogr Invisible ! I.41-I.nSemuIe Symphontque ] <.2"-fsntortan"rs . G:oa-Alas5caI hour ! 4.aa-Symphon" orchestra ta:&a-Street pIayhousa . 1t:20-Noonneams
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
ALI, IN ONE,

Sydney, Austraia-A player piano. unit. is being displayed here in the shoWroomS of it's manufacturer. It looks like an upright piano. with q snding panel which reveals tho player controls and the front of a radio set. The phonograph is con- taincd in the stool which accom- panios the piano.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
:s95-NJI. New N0Uk-1G0

l-.@o-Arn7y-Nayy football game 5.m-Potcr van Stadcn and his or cha~rr1
 5:@o-Eeports: stock market clos ne prices and quotations 1.45-Blur Arps a.aa-Rsj~iu= Junior 6:f5-Smtth BMlea and his or chrstra
 8.+5-Topics lu Brlof, Lowell Thomas
 -.a"-Anos n Andy -:I5-J~storz, malo trto
 Hemodtos tor Present Con4i- tons"
 7:45-r.cEard Fuails southern sojE songs, novelty orchestra >:ag-Di>fc Circus. incidents in thf uvas of a circus family clown ana circus band
 ~:r5-" -TJn-Tia Thr.lI~r,' lra- m8uzations. incidental music <:"#-Fnttsr Man g.ao-Eda5n Stanley Sadcr. organ a.@a-Ntnst trol-. mala quartet; Pau Tuuout and Al Bernard end. mau. m~tram,ut4l trto. orlho~tr@ direction Harold Sanford; Wli l5am SavlErE u.arLocurQr fn:"t-Chfcago cfrir Opera 15.#n-SlHuh~r Music. string en. samblr di~o-ton E-ud"l- LaurI-r r-:na-Thil SpltalnE and his orehos tra
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
303-W BZ. >pringheld-990

 tt.nt-Atr Castle -H.I5-Thc Watch Tower to.&o-String ensemble tI:aa-Trinity church (Episcora11 l-:&o-Neterans Of Foreign Wars ]:at-Organ, Louis Weir t,"@-MusicaI Gems -.ao-R0Hy symphony concert %:al-Home for Religious Liberal. 4.o6-Feeturc I--NHsIcaI Crusaders 4:f5-"Your EEas" -.ea-Na-ional Ns>pers a.aa-Weather man nu&-JacE Francis and Bud lscrers a.94-"Posr Office Problems" G.&H-rhronictos 7.of-~Journegs End" bz +. 0. Shorrj6 7.&u-Oiiouatics >:un-Ncfodis >:t5-Nusjcal hour n:f5-WatcH hour r."o-WorlI Adventures with FrotJ Gibbons Eu.ot-Etnar Hanson. >loIi9jst tn.r r--F'afn a.@a-SonSa at Ereutlde tr.uu-~ ~)4mbor hour r..@a-Wcarher man
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
z66ASE9EA4>D[|Q2/pRdGR4mc SE4>[
-.un-rha IAl1 NaNt nonr

5.oh--The Lady Next Door 5."U--Toa Timers 5:t5-Momtaincers: vocal and ln- 4.rumcnlaI
 G.ao-Tho Jalnoscs: sketch of American family life U.t5-Blacll and Gold Room Or chesro direction LudWjs Lauricr G:45-Juela Abe and David; rural sketch with Philips Lord and Ar thur Allon
 1:u0-Pctcr >an Sloedon and his orchestra
 1.go-Sjl>or Flute; legends Of q wandering g2psy N-uo-SaIon Singers, mixed chorus, orchestra direction George Sodcro S.I1-Eadl0tron Varieties >:3a-CarcIoss Love- Negro sketch; tn1dontal uusjc a-aH-Sguphony concert Walter Lamrosrh conducting: "Adyen- urcs in Science" Floyd Gibbons -o.ao-B 4. Eolte and his dance orchas-ra tt:an-Troubadonr Of the Moon t1.r5-Horauo Hcidt and his or chr~cra r.:oa-Euay Nallce and his orohes-
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
SUNDAY PROGRAMS
2S;,-WTfC, Hartfor,i--10t 0tiD

S;op-Lcw Stern, Les Agens, Joe
 U'Toole
 &;3o-Choral orchestra g:H1-Chronicles
 g:&n-Orchestral Gems 1U:1J-Champions lu:45-News; weather lH:47-The lima Islanders tt:uQ-"The Merry Madcaps'
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
t2S-N IN. CinCinrsti-.0 .0h

5:oo-Thc story Of an opera 5.t5--FIymn time
 e:"n-Tommy Atkins and his
 Grcna1jers
 f:@"-~E. r. D. program 7:oo-Hotcl Sin1on orchestra 7.to-NartctN
 7;@o-Oilomatics
 3:no-MnlOdies
 &:t5-Musical hour
 9:15-JolIy Time Pop Corn rc}ue 9:&G-Worl4 Adventures with
 Floyd Gibbons
 9.50-Weather man t0:on--Salt and Peanuts t6:I5-Pctc iG:30-Concert hour t1:00-Slumhcr music it:30-Gre> stone ballroom orchcs- ira 12:oo-I1tllc Jack Little I2:50-CastIc Farm orchestra 319-NGI. ~chcnc"tad,-.9o 10:Gg-Watch Tower Chain pro-
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13

11;00- Back home hour from
 Buffalo 12:00-Quiet Harmonies; Vincent
 Sorey's ensemble 12:30-Nocturne; Ann Leaf at the
 organ
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
laa-MlrE. NeMark-1l0

t2:t5-Aruy-N Navy football gam" 5:o1-RoseIan5 orchestra 5.sn-Amstour AstronOmcrs' as- sociation 5.45-Niiriam Deerlng Lloyd pianstjc pattrrs 5.59-EdWard NcBrde 6.o0-Sports Period 6.45-Chars on English 7:01-Dave Brothers and his Var sity ColIegians 7:s0-Hotol Montclafr concert tA- semhle
 H.0f-Tho Romano. f~ <.'5-Rernard osho, viollnr@ S.3o-HoteI se. Gcor=e eoneor. orchestra 4.00-Characta Eeadulgs 4:15-Eutartajnment 9.20-Clin Hammous in h]# Ono Man-Show 9:45-GreeuHIch Village Inn or Chastra 10:15-Emn Voiazco, organ Tccllal 10:45-Globe Trorler 11:00-Weather report 1t:o3-Hotel Astor dance orchestra 1I:20-Moonbeaus
 349-WABC, New 1orh-S6o 12:15-Army-Navy Game 5.o0-Mortou DoHnoy and orchcs- ira
 7:45-colunb5a Educational Fca- lures
 8:00-Torr. DIcIl and Harry G:f5-Ozzie Nelson and his baroI- zon Plaza orchestra G:45-Heywood Broun L:n0-PauI Tre1naine and a.a Yicnc's restaurant orchestra 7.o5-CoIurbia -Educattonal Ed lures
 -.3o-Surprjsc Iar.% ..10-Eutortalncr~ z.30-Tlatchcr Henderson u44 or chestra
 6:45-Silrcrsmnhs q.0g-Carborundum hand a,30-Columbia Educational Fea- lures eo:o0-Hank simmons show Boat tI:0o-Jucl. Denny and his orchea- 11:3o-Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians f2:o0-Berr Lown and his Bl1nore orchestra t2:so-Nocturne. Ann Leaf at the organ
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
42s-NIN. Cincnnati-7o1

.""-Aiu>.rsl h0u~ E.oa-RrooH and Eo9- G-E.-Tnoa-ar of .h- Air ":t1-D5Ze~r
 -.tHr-Amo= @' Andy -..1--}'u~5aaI Iro-n#a -.@#-Sal#rja> NtH=ht- >.@"-T@. hul."r Mon a:u#-H6ararsar FoH4H-@ lr--EarHs"
 a.@"--r#Era-o Opers tt.uE-"eatHe~ -:a@-HotA G.h~ou or ..a=,rt .&'.-ojreEst ballroom orenes- i-.uH-Jtr-1a Janr Ilc'I@ --:&"-Tho D0odr~s0cE4rs
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
15t-NEAF. New lork-66o

S:00-Melody hour
 9:00-Thc Balladccrs
 8:30-The Recitalists 10:uo-Lew White. organ recital 1":00-Miniature Recital; Isabel
 HalkowskN pianist 1g:l5-National oratorio society 1:15-Armchair Quartet; Godfrey
 Ludlow. violinist; Keith Mcleod pianist
 I:&0-Ncapolitan Days 9:oo-Moonshine and HoncA suchle,
 dramatic skit
 e:&e-NBC Artists Service program @:oo-The Pilgrims; mixed seNtet 3:30-Southland Sketches, The
 Southernairc; male quartet; LoNee
 band
 4:oo-Dr. $. Parkes Cadman, The Uscs of Alteration" Radio Choir
 and orchestra direction George
 nilWorth
 a:oo-MiHed chorus and orchestra
 direction Chandler Goldth~aite G:ng-Catholic Hour; immortal
 rv." Rev. James N. Gillis, C. P
 <: Paunst Choristers direction Father linn; John Finncgan, ton
 or
 7:oo-Bic Brother club: dramatic
 cketch with Bob Emery: The Joy
 Spreaders direction Joe Rincs -:&u-Nlajor BoWcs' Family S;3a-Choral orchestra; male trio q:on-"Our Government. David Lawrence 9:15-Orchestra direction Josef I'aaternaCk to:I5-Champions; orchestra dircc- ton Jean Gotdkette 1o:45-Sunday al Seth Parker's .1Is15-Sam Herman, NElophon1st'
 assisted hy Frank Ranta. pianist 1t:30-Russian Cathedral Choir
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13

The National Final Additions, With the district winners participate ing, will be broadcast during the AtWater K Kent Hour over stations as sociatcd with NBC-WJI tomorrow at [ 1 J D. nl.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
SATURDAY
Eastern standard Time
ass-NTIC. Hartfor,l-f060

.S3-WIIC, HartfOuI-iNON l 2:$0-Army-Nay football game 4:0O-Ncns 4:10-Daytime Dangers 4:50-Conn. Federation of Nom- ems Clubs broadcast 5:00-Sunsct hour, with 1oland4 Paolantonio, soprano 6:o0-' Mother Goose, Bessie LLI- Iian Taft G:15-Neus; hIghIightz ill sport 6:30-Goncert
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
26f-WHAAL Eochc,tcr-1150

-.Ha-N Music recital I:@n--%cNz 1arEIQo 5.%1-BIun Acr~
 -.tr-Sfochs. .tc-
 G.l5-F'unE SNult-tg-~ orchestra f:@5-Chambcr ot Commerce talk G.45-DEGest, Lowell Thomas 7-aH-AIuos n Andy 7:tI-Jasferz
 7:@a->JatIo# cujlo T:45-Picl,ard +amU" 2:ae-Df&Ies Circus S.1--Etu-7'm-Tn Thrlljer @:5a-Eutler Man a:Hu-Ed"m Stanley Se4er. organ.
 tst
 Mluatre5- l tu."g-Chicago Civic Opera ! tt.ug-Cou umandors ft:So-Hushic Barreu's orchestra ] -:o4-l+ranh Skul.ety's orchestra
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13
&05-Wt,1. schcncctad,-7o0

 i-.t5-Foora#lt -.me. Army Fs
 %lrE uroaj@i~t from \e@ 1oEE t:"a-~ha &'ar.ontt.- 1."H-Nu-f"aI program =.f5-Narran Haanou =u+ar -.tl--t .uel- J.m c:4"-Tno Jam@-.- G.35-~15uHar music h.4f-Woarhor forso-+ G-45-Jaole Aba and David -:nH-N1sicll program ~.ru-Joanerto G"'z pianist 7-@"-It.p.rtory Singers a-na-SaIon singers S."a-caro.e~s Love a:ou-0rohc~tra -H.un-1GH>ieal hour -.Hn-Dauce program
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13

gram 11:00-Service from Union college chapel 1:55-Weathcr report 2:00-Moonshinc and Honcysuckle
 2:30-Niolin and piano recital S:00-Organ recital i:00-Dr. S. Parkcs Cadman 5:o0-MusiCal hour G:oQ-Catholic hour 1;Q0-Musical program 7:%0-Theater program H:30-Choral orchestra
 9:o0-Address Our Government, "
 David Lawrence 9:l5-N1usical program fo;15-Champions l0:45-Sunday at Seth parkcr's .Il;15-Sam Herman, Xylophonist 11:3Q-Russian Cathedral choir
 26t-WHAM. Rochcslcr-1050 t0:30-Lakc Avenue Baptist church l2:00-Hits and Bits i2;30-Nomads 1:00--St patrick's Cathedral hour 2:0o-Down Melody Lane 2;$0-Choir; Harold Gleason, or ganist
 .$:oo-Ukrainian Mandolin en-
 scmble
 $:3o-Rochester Civic orchestra
 4;Qo-Sunday feature
 4:15-Nusical Crusaders
 4:45-Your Eyes
 5:oo-NationaI Nespcrs
 G:oo-TraveI Talk. Ernest E. Clark
 6:45-Piano rcveric
 7:oo-ModjcaI talk
 7:t5-Niolinist. Gilbert Owen
 7:30-Oilomatics S:00-Melodics S:f5-Eadio hour 15-Ralladeors 9:%U-World Adventures with Floyd Gibbons 10:on-neane Sisters 1G:15-Pete IQ;30-SIumbcr music
 2t4-N\AC. Boston-l230 S:0o-Radio CarolIers 9;o1-Bouquc of Memories 9:S0-Morning musicale to:ou-Tony's >crapbook 10:15-Advcnturcs Of Helen and
 Mary .l0:5"-Columhia' Commentator Dr.
 Charles FlcisCher 11:n0-Morning service t2:t5-Musical hour
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13

454-NEAF. New NOrh-GGo 1 . :30-Arny-NavH football game
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13

Suite Was remodeled and scored Tn Dresden during the summer Of 1927.
 Another ten minute science talk will be given by Floyd Gibbons
 Ishbcl Macdonald, eldest daugh- ter of Premier Ramsay Macdonald will speak from London at 12:Sn o'clock tomorrow, ever the Colum- ba coast-to coast network through lloy-station WARC. taking as her subject Social Welfare"
 Miss Macdonald has been engag- cd in welfare work herself for a i number of years. and has come into l close cCntaCt with it also in this country when she visited with her father in September and October of 1922.
 'Immoraity" will be the subject which Rev. James Gillis, C. $. F.. will discuss during the Catholic i hour to be broadcast over an NEG l WEAF network tomorrow at. 6 ] 0 clock.
 The pauIist Choristers under the direction of Father Finn will pre- i sent q program of religious music
 Dear Little Boy of Miue,' Ern- l est Balls ballad of mother lovr, will he sung by Mme, Ernestinc ! SCbuu1ann- H einE when tLc nropr3 m of IT. 'odies is broadcast by NEG l WIZ ,omorrow at D. m. 1 Betsy Avres soprano: Mary Hop | pie. contralto; Steele Jamson, ten- ! or. and Leon Salathiel, bass. and i An orchestral ensemble directed by
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13

George DilWorth are also heard the program.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-13

orchestra l2:50-Nocturne; Ann Leaf at the organ
The Washington times., 1930-11-21
"HOU to Keep Well"
Subject of Address

"How to Keep Well' will be
the subject Of an address by DR..
David A. Coe, director OF the
washington Physical Culture
Studio, at a meeting Of the
League for the Larger Life next
Saturday night at 1895 I st.
N, w,
The Washington times., 1930-11-21
TEACHER GIVEN
EXTENSION

A digit, when it comes to de-
termining a woman's age, the
numbers and 0 loom great in
Importance.
At a meeting Of the Board Of
Education on November 5, 1t was
decided by vote That Miss M. J.
Watts, assistant principal Of East.
ern High School. should be
granted an extension Of service
for one additional year because
her SEVENTEEN birthday fell after
the stipulated date of July /. Z,
The statement submitted to the
office of Stephen E, Kramer, first
assistant superintendent of sec
ondary education, gave the i'm
preston that Miss Watts was
born in 1860. Here is where the
discrepancy of the digits enters.
For it was revealed that Miss
Watts was actually born in 1868.
giving her the advantage Of eight
additional years in the service.
The Washington times., 1930-11-21
SALLIES' F|GHT
LIES AHEAD

LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The reform
ers In the Salvation Army will
make one more attempt to place
a curb on the generals powers be
fore the present conference Of
commissioner disperses.
Undaunted by their 2s-to-19 de-
feat, the progressives now are
trying to convince General Edward
j. Higgins and his supporters that
the program of. small-scale reform
has virtually no chance of passing
in Parliament.
Confer i'm Commons
Two of General Higgins lead
ing opponents held important con-
, versations at the house of CON-
mons with spokesmen for the La
Dor and Conservative parties. in.
Guiding high law officers of the
present Labor government.
They learned that Parliament
was unlikely to approve Of any
Salvation Army constitution which
represents the wishes of only half
the commissioners and which, in
the opinion of the other half. per-
petuates the same sort of autoc-
racy as Bramwell Booths.
Booths Allied
BY a twist Of fate. Commander
Evangelines Booth. American
leader, finds herself on the same
side as Commissioner Catherine
Bramwell Booth, her bitterest op-
ponent In the army.
Although they are not working
together and although they are
seeking entirely different objec-
tives. both women are opposed to
having the present reforms per-
petuated by parliamentary enact
n1ent.
The Washington times., 1930-11-21
HARVARD to Receive
LOIDeH Manuscript

LONDON, Nov. 2l.-The manu-.
script of a letter by James Russell
Lowell, American author and dip.
lomat, to Charles Hobson, a mem.
Der of the legation staff, is being
given to Harvard University by
Hobson's son, Edward. a member
of the presc1, embassy staff here.