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PAGE EIGHT PLATTSBURGH DAILY PRESS TUES., JAN. 20,, 1931' RADIO TUESDAY, JANUARY '20 454.3—WEAF New York—lifiO U:30—Who's Behind the Name? 7:00—Voter's Service 7:3C—Historical Sketches 7:45—Pickerel Family 8:0(1—Sondrrsun & Crumil. 8:30—Coon-Sanders Frolu- 9:OI1—Musical Magrnnc- 8:30—Happy Bakrr.f 10:00—B. A. Roll'p Orel). llrOCEllington's Bund 11:30—Vincent hvp-r/, Orcli. 348.G—WABC New York—8(iU 7: on—Downej V Oivli. 7:15—Frederic Wile 7:30—Musical Aviators 7:45—Alexander V/oollcctt 8:00—Rhythm Choristers. 8:30—H. V. Knllenbom. News 8:45—Musical Dinner 9:00—Minute Dram:v. 9:30—Barlow Symphony Conrert 10:00—Mr. and Mrs. Jee and Vi 10:15—The Gypsy Trail 10:30—Radio Playhouse 11 :C0—Trcmain's Oreli. 11:30—Downej'E Orch. 301a—WJZ New Yotli—\lid 6:05—Rakiuy Junior 8:15—Walter Mills. Tenor 6:30—Line.\ Orch. 6:45—Topics in Brief 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy 7:15—Dance Orch. 7:30—Phil Cook 7:45—Radio Serial 8:00—King's Orchestra 8:30—Moon Magic 8:45—Aunt Lulu 9:00—Household Program !):30—Death Volley Days 70:00—Salute to Detroit 10:30—Kuku 11:00—Slumber Hour 11:00—Amos 'n' Andy 12:00—Dnnec Hour 432.3—WOK—710 (i:45—Ensembl\ 7:15—Finance 7:30—Orchestra 8:1)0—Echoes 3:30—Chronicles 9:00—ReadinsK 0:15—Radio Drama 10:00—Hockey Game 10:45—Globe Trotter 11:00—Orchestra 11:30—The Moonbeams 305.0—KDKA—980 i;:00—Bunk; Enscm. C:45—Same as WJ3 7:15—Revelers 7:30—Sncrcd Songs 8:00—Same as WJZ 3:30—Jack. & Jill 8:45—Lyric, Soprano 9:00—Same as WJZ 11:00—Sports: Orch. 379.5—VVGY—7911 6:on—studio Pvapc. I): 15—Orchestras 7:00—Same as WEAF 8:00—Studio Prog. 8:30—Same as WEAF 0:00—Musical Prog. 9:30—Same as WEAF 10:15—Kaleidoscope 11:00—Orchestra 428.3—WIAV—70(1 7:00—Same as WJZ 7:15—Jesters; WJZ 7:45—Night School 8:00—Same as WJZ 0:30—Bubble Blowers 9:00—Readings 9:15—Variety 0:30—chronicles 10:00—Cotton Queen ! 10:30—Bob Newhall 11:00—Variety 12 l-:i hrs.) 291.3—CFCF Montreal—1.030 MORNING 8:00—Time announcement 8:00—Northeastern Breakfast En- tertainers 9:00—Wentworth Radio Co. Pro- gramme 11:00—Morning* melodies 12:30—Luncheon Ensemble AFTERNOONS 1:00—Stock quotations 2:00—Layton's Matinee Musicalc 3:00-Ross Hall Feature air , n s against 17 by the awiftc-l I 4:00—Bettor Service Program turface transportation. The 5,700) 5:00—Hartnoy's Eventide Music- .miles over Africa will take 9 days 0:55—Weather Forecast. Program tor there is no night flying yei for Tim:' Announce- yg contemplated, although plans Resume. ment. lighting at least part of the route 6:00—Twilight Hour | are being considered. 7:00—Closing Market Quotations To organize the route cost $5 - 7:15—Musicals Program i 000,000, according to officials ol 7:30—Mt. Royal Hotel Concert Or- the company. Landing fields had chostra I to be established along the Afri- 8:30—Studio Programme jean route, and hotels provided at 9:30—Dance Orchestra stopping points. 10:30—Russian Vagabonds j Tntaity-seven main landing 11:15—N. H. L. Hockel Results and fields have been established and \ Time Announcement j 30 emergency fields, ' some of j them in the heart of virgin bush. I Th.? ground organization also in- ] eludes hangars, workshops, wire-1 i-.-s and weather reporting slta- j tions and quarters for the airway ' j staff. At no time, the ah- line of- ficials say, will the ships be out I of touch with the ground stations. | Prom London to Cairo passen- gers wil ltravcl new giant Handley mil n II J T I |^ge aWiners, claimed the largest: Will Be used lo lnaugu-M«\ d ™fi m mo wwid m «»-{ vice. The company is building , eight of these machines to cost I $1,000,000. I I They carry 38 passengers and I i have a top speed of 120 miles per [ of hour and a cruising speed of 105. Loaded they weigh more than 13 tons. The span of the top wing l-.s short \Utlcutla\ flying boat u II bf- employed. Then, for the liaal stages to Capo Town, the • lchinos employed will bo De Ha- viland \Hercules\ craft, Sold in Bondage, Twins Charge GIANTRANES FOR ENGLAND'S NEW AIRWAY 8,000 Mile Opening Soon J LONDON IJPt— The lirst leg the world's longest airway — the 8,000-mila London to Cape Town route—is to be operating early this year. The whole line will be ready for day flying by midsummer, the Imperial Airways announces. The route crosses the continent by way of Budapest, jumping |the Mediterranean at i Athens to Cairo, which is the junction for the India, line. From Cairo it heads south, up the Nile and then more or less down the African east coast, al- though well inland, to the con- tinent's tip. The journey from London to Cape Town will take 11 days by is 130 feet and the fuselage is 86 feet long. Because the gasoline is carried in the upper wing, isolated from the cabin, passengers -will be al- lowed to smoke. Meals will be prepared in an electric kitchen and a cocktail bar will be operated. The staff of each includes pilot, wireless operator, steward and stewardess. At Cairo African-bound passen- gers will enter an Armsfcrong-Sid- deley \Argosy\ airliner for their journey on to Khartoum. Here, for the trip above the Nile and the African lakes to Klsumu, YOUNG WORKER LIfflY TO FIND HARD SLEDDING Is Apt To Begin As Errand Boy If He Gets Job, Says Labor Dept. Official I ALBANY, N. Y.. Jan. 17 </P> — The youngster seeking an opening In the business world is still apt to find himself wanted principally as j an errand boy, says Miss Clara Lewis of the State Department of Labor, particularly if ho is quite young. But this shouldn't discour- SUFFRAGE LEADER FINANCES HOME WASHINGTON (/P> — Money flowing from the French chateau of Mrs. O. H. P. Belmont has pro- vided the historic home just de- dicated here by the National wo- man's party. The white pillared brick man- sion is pronounced by architects to be among the finest examples of Georgian brick in the country. Mrs. Belmont, now living in Prance, was unable to attend the dedication ceremonies, but a life-j siee marble bust, showing her in the full tide of her dominance and | power, is in the reception hall. Mrs. Belmont, one of the first women of wealth to ally herself USE of brown fox cuffa on the short-sleeved jacket o£ a- age him, says Miss Lewis, director of the Junior Employment-Bureau. witn nel . Bellem e fo r organizing \The errand boy,\ Miss Lewis womell in cvery Etat e sne helped i says, \in many instances is mere-1 to gwmg congress t0 the V otes-for with the suffrage cause, also was white jersey suit for the south is <• *w « t tn mni-o it o „» Interesting, The belt buclcle i3 of; one of the first to make it a na- ' . » . . ,,„„,„„ „„„,_„„,' ly an opening wedge, and the boy's progress in many firms depends largely upon himself. \More and more in the larger and more progressive firms it is becoming the established policy foremen idea just as she once swung New York's \four hundred\ to her side when she came there as the bride of W. K. Vanderbilt. It was Mrs. Belmont's mioney which helped finance militant pa- when a vacancy occurs to advance j rades and pitting demonstra- some employe from within the or-1 tions pl . eceA i ng tne adoption of ganization, instead of taking on an | the suflrflg e amendment in 1919, absolutely new applicant from out-1 altnougn sne sp ijt> with Carrie side. In such a firm the beginner ohapman Catt over adoption of a 1 who starts with errands and there- by picks up at least some knowl- militant program. They got the vote, and Mrs. Bel- i edge of the business is logically in mont . s next triumphant gesture February Furniture Sale 20% to 331-3% OFF THIS IS OUR 15th ANNUAL SALE Charging that they were sold into bondage by their mother when they were babies in England, Daisy and Violet Skinner, 23-year-old Siamese twins known on the stage as the Hilton sisters, have filed against their guardians. Mr. suit and Mrs. Myer Rothbaum of San An- tonio. Texas, asking for an injunc- tion and an accounting of their stage earnings. The twins, shown above, recently filed from the Roth- baum home. Below are Mr. and Mrs. Rothbaum, who say the suit results from the twins' desire for a \whoopee\ life. line for promotion. In the smaller firm the office boy often has a I chance to learn the business in de- tail. In most cases there are no 'specific education demands for an errand job, but the more educa- 'tional background the boy has, the 'more rapid usually will be his ad- i vancement. -In the next largest group, un- skilled factory work, most of the openings are of a routine nature, such as packing, folding, assem- bling, painting and require no training or experience. The main reason for the relative scarcity of unskilled factory openings for I young boys is the fact that there' are laws which, because of thel 9-Pc. Walnut Dining Suite Just think a 60-inch buffet, oblong extension table, beautiful china closet, five side chairs and one host chair with genuine blue leather seats. Regular price $225.00 SALE PRICE $1 A'J 5Q Eight piece walnut dining suite $127.50 Nine piece mahogany dining suite $425.00 Nine piece oak dining suite $300.00 IT STARTS TODAY WITH TREMENDOUSLY RE- DUCED PRICES THROUGH- OUT THIS GREAT ESTAB- LISHMENT, SETTING NEW RECORDS FOR VALUE GIV- ING; THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE-TIME TO BUY GOOD FURNITURE OF DEPEND- ABLE CONSTRUCTION AND CORRECT DESIGN AT PRIC- ES THAT HAVE BEEN CUT TO ROCK-BOTTOM, MAKING HOME MORE LIVABLE. LISTENING IN One always hears things out ^f the oidlnary in the broadcast stu- dios. was a presentation to the drag- gled, war-scarred women veterans of a $160,000 building which ones was used as the United States capital. The house which Mrs. Belmont presented the National woman's party was bought by the govern- ment and torn down to make way for a new Supreme court With the money ob- silver metal and brown composi- tion,; Speedy Relief for Sore Throat This Doctor's Prescriotion Requires No Gargling No longer is it necessary to gargle and choke with nasty tasting medi- cines to relieve sore throat. Now you can get almost instant relief with one swallow of a doctor's fa- mous prescription. This prescrip- tion was refilled so often that the druggist who originally filled it de- cided to put it up under the name \Thoxine\ and make it available to everyone. The remarkable thing about Thox- ine is that it relieves almost in- stantly, yet contains nothing harm- ful. It is pleasant tasting, and safe for the whole family, and is guar- anteed to relieve sore throats or coughs in 15 minutes or money back. Put up ready for use in 35c, 60c, and $1.00 bottles. Sold by Lar- kin's drug store and all other good drug ttores.—adv. tained from the government the women bought their present home. They call it the Alva Belmont house. ing i s also bec oming more and proven necessity of protecting the j cent o£ immature worker, prohibit his em- ployment on many machines. \It is in the office field that education counts most. At least a essential _ , Mercatltil e jobs comprjsmg six include work for bundle wrappers, stock boys and shipping clerks. Miscellane- ous jobs include such odd tasfcs as service as hospital attendant, ber- 4-Pc. Maple Bedroom Suite Four handsome pieces for the bedroom con- sisting of a full-size bed, large dresser, chest of drawers and a beautiful vanity. Regular price $185.00 SALE PRICE grammar school education has been ry ploklng i leading . a bUn( J long demanded, but now high, an( J watering j^,,,.. school graduates are the most mss ^^ said amt 5 5 pel , cent sought. Although he may receive , o f tne jobs glyen boy s betwem u the same beginning wage as the anf l 18 ft . om Beptemb3r > w2a , to. I Some arc humorous, some are high school trained boy, the boy aptt . mberi 1& 3 0 WSIV ,>rrand-boy j not so funny and some are just | without a high school education jobs clther in wh0 , D 01 , j n parl _ plain fact. The question: \What who starts in an office today has s.' Tn i rt y..ji y 3 1)cr cenll weT e f u ii_timc; do you know?\'produced answers definite handicap, for the chances cpenlngs f01 . oflfC3 boys pure a . lrl about like this: • | arc that the high school graduate blmple i n per cent en . ands plus seme inside work and nine per cent temporary or part-time errands. Only one per cent of the open- Guy Lombardo naver plays the will receive earlier and more rapid violin which he always has in his hands when he directs his orches- tra. i Les Quaily, sports observer who teams up with Ted Husing, has ac- quired the title of \Ted's man promotion. \Definite trade opportunities for $97.50 younger boys are relatively few, I , ngs a . vailabl e in that p el . iod were only five per cent of all the jobs fot 6kffle(J offlce work such as typ _ received being actual opportunities. ng j MenogTapllV i etOi Two ^ cent In the trades such as printing, | were fo r skilled £actor y work| flv e day\ aU because he and Ted are electrical work, plastering, etc., the per cent for tra( j es and a p pr oxim- Four pieoo wilnut bedroom suite $167.50 Five-piece suite with Venetian mirrors $225.00 Four pieco mahogany bedroom suite $425.00 Five piece green and maple suite $157.50 FIVE PIECE BREAKFAST SUITES Hero you will Find a large assortment of unfinished and painted dropleaf or exten- sion style breakfast suites at reduced prices. FROM $22.50 T0 $48.50 />• ffi I! [ V, , kl KITCHEN CABINETS . THE FAMOUS \SELLERS\ $37.50 TO $87.50 KITCHEN RANGES THE OLD RELIABLE STEWARTS $95.oo T0 $235.oo generally to be found not so far apart. Most leaders of radio dance or- chestras have a secret ambition to lead either a symphony or a con- cert orchestra. Mrs. Freddie Kich, wife of the OBS orchestra leader, formerly was a musical comedy star on the Eng- lish stage. Mary Charles never «ats dessert. She says she is on a diot. Morton Downey-owns a different! pair of suspenders to match each of hia 25 suits of clothes. Adele Vasa, radio soprano, and Paul Greene, CBS engineer, have returned to their posts after a honeymoon. I requirements for entrance are be- coming higher and higher. Many employers, who formerly demanded at least a grammar school educa- tion, are now requiring high school graduation. Definite trade train- [ Konjola Gave First Relief Stomach and Kianey Ailments and Pains Of Rheumatism All Yield To New Medicine ately 20 per cent for unskilled fac- tory work. Dad Says: Cr.iirtcy is the rubber heel of business: it eliminates the jars of the jcurncy. Our builders supplies are the rubier htels of sensible buying. It'll be to your advantage to come here. A. H. Marshall Co. Inc. THREE PIECE MOHAIR LIVING ROOM SUITE Never before have we ever been able Lo offer ;his large luxurious and most comfort- 1 table living room suite covered all over in mohair with moquei on reverse side of cushions. Regular Price $250.00 SALE PRICE JJg7 50 Thruc piece jacquard vclout* suite $137.50 Three piece tapestry living room Suite $225.00 Three piece bed davenport suite $150.00 Thre piece fibre suite... - $47.50 RUGS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES you will find our stock of Rugs the most complete in Northern New York. Come in and purchase the rugs you need during this great February Kale. 9x12 AXMINSTERS 9x12 FELT BASE <t>on rn SANDURA RUGS $32.50 $1050 9x12 WILTONS $72.50 PRINTED LINOLEUM PER SQ. YARD 45e Buy Now—Start Paying May 1st or Later Furniture purchaKetl will be delivered immediately or will be held for future delivery. Around the Samovar celebrates its second anniversary ou the ail 1 January 18. Ctezie Nelson composed the new song. \When Lips Meet Mine.\ Several of the members of the Howard Bnrlow symphony orches- tra are graduates of the St. Peters- burg consurviitory of music in Rus sia. Ann Leaf's organ broadcasts usually are followed by a social hour in the studios at which friends gather to chat, bip coffee and hoar their favorite music play- ed by Ann. Brad Browne and Al Llewellyn are another paid who stick close together. They're called the Damon and Pythias of radio. Bert Lown o'vns a complete mu- sical library of popular tunes which he finds valuable in answering questions that listeners write in. Nelson Eddy, baritone, sanp; one of his solos in a telephone booth. It was a tryout, the phone being connected to the CBS studios. 34-36 COURT - BYRNES & AMES PHONE 29« CRO.WLEi' GETS CONTRACT EAST LANSING, Mich., (/PI— James H. Crowley, former \horse- man\ of Notre Dame has signed a new three-year contract to coach Michigan State calling for $7,500 'the first, year and $8,000 fnr pach of thn two following years. SIRS. LAURA BARTIiK \For ten years I buffered untold ' agony with my stomach and kid- ney,;.\ said Mrs. Laura Bartle, Great Bend, Pa., near Binghamton. \No matter what I ate my heart action wai affected from bloating. Back pains and night risings warn- ed me of kidney trouble and rheu- matism attacked my back and joints until I could scarcely bend over. \I have, used Konjola for u month and I feel like another person. My aches and pains have left mt and I can eat what I wish without dis- tress. I sleep well at night and night risings are no longer neces-! sary. I am no longer troubled with) rheumatism and do my work easily, | My brother-in-law is now taking j Konjola.\ It is the sanit- story whenever Konjola is given ii real chance. This great medicine in free from al- cohol or harmlul drugs. I Konjolu. in sold in Platlfcburgh by W. B. Jaques drug store, and by all the be&t druggists in all towns throughout this entire .spctiun.— nrlv be as tempting as your food! The enjoyment of eating depends as much upon mental impressions as upon the sensa- tion of taste. A well-appointed table . . . attractively served food... pleasant surround- ings ... these make your dinner a success. And after all, nothing contributes more than the generous use of fine silver on your table. The newest patterns in sterling and fine plated ware are here. And prices have never been more attractive. 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