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HEI.P--DOMESTIC.

COOK butler chambermaid and laundress.
white for .oS county place; references re-
Cc0k--Plain. first-class, Tor one, lady and
three in: help besides cook: must have first
class as !, references good wages. Address, d Box
1907, Star office 10.
COOK and general houseworker. white, not
500 Adams 1877,
GENERAL HoUsEkwoRKIER; eolored; M no
ca mornin sa ssi7 Cathedral ave
GENERAL HOUSEwORKER. coiored:. must
he good cook. neat and reliable: country
woman preferred. BIAS Huntington st. NV
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER; cooking: small
family stay nights. Call at 4419 18th st:
GIRL. colored reliable; general housework
Adams st. NV. -
GIRL-Colored. for general homework; mus
STAY nights 416 9th St NV.
GIRL for general homework and laundry
GIRL-Experieneeedo for general housework
GIRL. experienced, for general housework
and cooking: reference. Cleve ALL y.
ern, home: Va. suburb small family: ne
children; stay nights. do not apply unles
ADDRESS f Boa f2 Star
HOUsEKEEPER. capable, active and fai
cook FOR widowers home; no anndryi col
"afq Room SC @ Mansay Bdg sndas
9 nm. or Monday morning. %
HOUSEKEEPER. middle age white woman
Protestant. to care for small child and apt
Apply Sunday morning. Ant. 9, 1929 o st
NV. Salarv $40 per month. %
MAID. part time. for small anartment: goo
cook and good laundress. 1860 Euclid st
Ant. lob
NURSERY MAID. young. white. to do all
work i'll nursery for two small children
under supervision trained babv's nurse; must
he intelligent energetic. willing. clean; live
on premises good references required Ad
dress Box 26l-Z. Star office. TO-
NURSE. eolored; . children. 3 and 4; stay
nights: grade school education: prefer wom
an over 90 start $50 Call Main $780,
Mrs. Maglone. Burlington Hotel
WOMAN--Colored, to cook and do general
wages, $40 a week warm room and bath
must be experienced cook and willing tc
work. Address Quarters 19l. Marine Bar
racks Ouantico Va. %
WoMAN-Colored; strong. canahle. reliable
references required. for general homework
good latndress, cook dinner. $50 DER month
for right party. Call mornings at 155 North
Carolina ave. Sc.
WOMAN. colored. general homework: small
office
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INSTRUCTION COUKSES.
WANTED-,MEN AND WOMEN FOR
institutions. restaurants: cafeterias-demand
Increasing daily-experience not necessary.
months for good position: one to 10 grad
yates in Washington's best hotels Free En-
evening classes now forming: classes limit.
s saS R% Pa LEWIS s7s At H Hfa 4. TRAINING
course has begun. The class will graduate in
S %sPts SsH e? p s TooSis RAP!o
LARGE FINANCIAL CONCERN WILL
particulars on request. Address Box 1s0-x.
THE HONOUR SCHOOL. ST. I4th St NV
Washngton's only exclusive beauty culture
school. Day and evening classes. FIR. Dbl.
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY En-
f'ssi;: ssniss sfas ri si's
SPANISH. FRENCH AND OTHER Ian
guages; violin. mandolin lessons: Columbia
college teacher. rio Sheridan st. NV.
PROFESSIONAL TEACHER. PRIVATE LES
sons by appointment: marcel finger waving.
permanent waving. facials. manicure. LUCAS.
Main 557O. To
BEAUTY CULTURE. FULL COURSE $50;
marching permanent waving manicuring
etc Omen to 8. MARTINS. 18th and
Columbia I'd. Col. 60Sl.
INSTRUCTION IN AUCTION BRIDGE
Glasses during day evening. Mrs. HOWARD
PRIEST. Pot. 2790-W. 10e
PRACTICAL CLASSES IN NURSING RE-
stunned January Is. Kalorama Registry.
1888 18th st. For information. Col 671S:
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS BY OLD. EXPE-
rienced instructors: satisfaction insured;
white chauffeurs furnished. Call Line. S2.
RIG MONEY
MIRROR BEAUTY SCHOOL.
921 F ST. NV
AUCTION BRIDGE CLASSES-COACHING.
MAIZE BUIE. The Farnsboro.
North 1898. Apt. 406. evenings. ja24s
COSTUME DESIGN. FASHION DRAWING,
DRESSMAKING. MILLINERY.
Ask for Booklet.
LIVINGSTONE ACADEMY.
1917 Rhode Island Ave. near 9Th. n. 9434.
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FoRD COtPE--tonditIan equal 20 new mo
tor number over ten million. paint and uphof.
Satery like new viii be sold fer balance due
,ihdIce co; Slp1 terms. Call Mr.. Rosen-
berry. West I152
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FORD COUPE. late 1928: run very little
good balloon tires. paint and upholstery like
new real good buy easy terms. Trian-
car worth its price "
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.
(COutjuued.)

LADY, with years experience. desires p0-
stion with real estate firm: familiar Win Snr
state salary. Address Box 36l z. star once.
LADY. young, white refined. will care for
children or assist with houseWorE III pr
vate home. Franklin 1906. As pm WISE
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FORD COUPE. 1925: new balloon tires :
ignition system: seat covcrs bumper
heater: motor pumD: mOtOmeter and MANY
other extras; motor like new: $3.50: ea~y
terms Col ST5O-W $500 49,
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HEIP-MALE (COnt'd).

| TAILOR wanted to alter mems ieadymade
clothing. Apply at once, Fields. 14th and
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STAR OFFICE OPEN UNTIL II PM.

All Advertisements Cor The Evening Star
must he at The star Office or one of The
Star branch offices by 1 pm. the DAY
BEFORE ISSUE. with the following excep-
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+ st.--Sa Sanitary
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HELP--MALE AND FEMALE.

WE PAY WELL for part-time workers. mel
or women. who will arrange demonstration:
for radio set operating without antenna
Popular prices and liberal terms. Apply il
person. suite lao. Investment Building
Cariola Company. 10"
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ZEN. whole pr uart tine - se.l ALI lines
a insurance Address Boy 470-K Star
s.A
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New Duco paint first-class condition.
wonderful car for the small amount we are
asking. Has to be seen to be appreciated
This 10 q good buy for S6S5. Easy terms.
Your cor In trade. Lincoln Salesroom ii39
Conn. ave. NV Main o0SO.
Continued On next pase.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-08

FORD SEDAN. demonstrator: run only a
snort time. This is real bargain AMI
car at a used-car price Inquire ANYTIME az
f2O II st. ne. Lincoln 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-08

ESSEX COACH. late 1928: full equipment
perfect condition: $3.50: can he trad9d any.
where Tor $500; absolute guaranty for so
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
aUOntInued.D
NT|@ - IL, 4 :,

$50. SO Mass ave. NV.
PIANOS-We are Offering special reduc'
tions on new and used Grands and Upright
for the holidays. Grands as low as 1915
used uprights from sos up. Grands and
Uprights for rent. Pianos taken IN ex
change on Victroias. Hugo Worch. lilo 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-08

PIANO-Laffargue mahogany upright and
bench: apartment size: practically new: per
feet condition: will sell at sacrifice. Phone
Franklin $40 between and 10 am. or o
and u m Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-08

ESSEX COACH. 1927: nm loss than > O0N
miles fully equipped: with slip covers. park
ING ught can arrange terms See Mr. Fox
i722 l. st. Phone West 1i52
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-08

ESSEX COACH Al condition. new bal
loon tires. 42l" Bird st. NV. Line. I019O
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fORIl TOURINGS and rUadsters-AH late
models: IN fine condition. equipped with
|. so0d serviceable tires: also good tops aud
upholstery. several newly painted: $40 up
Your offer considered Easy terms Trian-
Gle Motor Co.. , New York ave Every
car worth its Price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-08

E0RD SEDAN: also Dodge Sedan Peerless
Coupe. Chevrolet Touring Scripps Booth
Sedan: all in good running condition Prices
80 to Sl23. Adams Motor CO. 2O12 1Ith
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SAL FSMFN

Old established real estate and construc-
ton company has opening for three sales;
men to sell new houses and other good
selling properties. Experienced men pre-
ferrcd, However men with successful eX-
perience IN other lines considered. Salts
factory financial arrangements. Call at
Room 1890 Investment Bldg
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2 PIANO-Uprght mahogany: good condi-
= ton; S75 cash. Apt. .. $50 Seaton Dl. NV
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WANTED-SALESMEN
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

HlGH-CLASS SPECIALITY SALESMAN To
call on architects and builders: established
line: opportunity for a worker. Adams 1896.
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ESSEX COACH, $3.50; easy terms: six CYL
nder excellent condition good tires a real
bargain Adams Motor Co. 2012 14th NV
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Ia I4OR wanted to alter mems readymade
clothing. Apply at once, Fields. l4th and
New York ave. -
HOLSTERERS-Good men who can
command good wages: no slow coaches need
apply: state how many hours you take to
reupholster 5-piece spring edge parlor suite.
| am looking for men who will appreciate
long, steady job, pleasant surroundings ana
fine workshop. Address Box l5-A. star
office
YOUNG MAN--If you are neat; reliable and
can follow instructions To the letter. If you
have a high school education. can drive an
automobile and if you wish TO become an
automobile salesman. we may nave an open
ing for you in our organization: See MI.
Adams. Adams Motor Co. 2O15 14th ST. NV.
sunday, II am. or Monday. $50 am.
YOUNG MAN. recent college graduate pre-
ferred though not essential. for junior sales
position with large national concern: excel
lent opportunity for right man. willing to
work and grow up in the company. Address
Box 1907 Star Office.
YOUNG MAN. to train for responsible po-
sltIOn with large corporation: college edu.
cation essential; state age. college. year OF
graduation, experience to date. Address Box
A60-X Star Office
YOUNG MEN. II TO 10 years, for odd Jobs
around office: long hours: salary. SOD. a
month; give age. education, reference Ad-
dress Box 1l-X, Star office,
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WlDGE TOURING.- 1924: in good condition
Call Frank. ss33. 719 " CanitoI
ESSEX SEDAN DEMONSTRATOR; 3 weeks
OLD; used 400 miles $3.50. new-car guar-
antee. Neumeyer Motor Co. 1923 18th
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every respect; lots of extra equipment
Must be sold at a substantial reduction
Call Mr.. Cats Main 2O2O
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GARAGE-2-story, Steamboat
ed, freproof building; repairing,
storage, gas, oils, tires and gen.
eral all-round auto business
$1,000 cash, bal. easy terms.
Address Box 1897, Star office.
%
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Ord ENGINES WELDED IN THE CAR.
80 and 81 90. Frozen engine heads ex-
changed. So 80. weldit Co 5i6 1st NV
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PIANOS-Apt. size grand; good new
[ $50 Kills. 1330 G nv
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COOK. butler chambermaid and laundress.
white, for country place: references re-
ouired. 1928 Massachusetts ave. NV.
CC0k-Plan. first-class Tor one lady and
three in help besides cook: must have first
class references: good wages. Address Box
1907 Star office. TO-
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! STUDEBAKER BIG @ SEDAN. 7:passenger.
ton. A wonderful family. funeral or taxi
! car. The price is right: your car in trade
| The LOcomobile Company. Il2S Conn ave
NV. Main 5000. Open evenings until q
and SUNDAYS until 4 nm
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RIDING SUIT. Iady's, size 1910. tan covert
cloth: cost $50. Rich's tan riding boots.
size, > "a almost new. Sell great sacrifice.
Apply at desk 1912 St NV. q"
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DODGE. 1921 3-PASS COUPE-Good con.
diton; $3.50. Appiv at Ant i07 81; New
YORK ave. NV. after 4 20
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RING, diamond solitaire: weight over q
Carats: wonderful value: must sell account
financial difficulties. very reasonable: cash
or terms; no dealers: owner at 1928 Trinidad
after 3 nm. o.
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REFRIG ERATORS--Ecw ana second nand.
for all purposes. McCray Refrigerator Co
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DODGE 4PASS. COUPE: special built
FISHER body. appearance and condition equal
10 new. Buick Agency 1916 Conn ave
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Lost and Found.
Death Notices.
Advertisements uuier the above classified
tiOns viii he accepted at The Star Office,
Ilth st. aud Pa. ave. until IL noon day
az issue. except Saturdays and Legal Holt
DAYS when the closing time is 10 20 am.
All advertisements for The sunday Star must
he received at The Star Office by $50 pm.
Saturday. at any of The Star branch
Offices by 80 p.n,. Saturday.
CASH WITH ORDER is required for all
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| TAXIDODGE. SEDAN--Exceilent condition
fully eauipped, heater - nOrnpers 9 s"ares.
| chains. etc There is sc. 900 more miles of
comfortable transporIatloI IN TINS car. cash
| or terms. Phone Col. S0S3.
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SHOE REPAIR SHOP for SALE 1907 Penna
ave Sc: well equipped doing unusually
good business; cheap rent: bargain for quick
sale: terms. Line. 3057-W.
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FOR SALE--AUTOMOBII.ES

DODGE BUSINESS MANS COUPE = Very
l.e model: recently nai" first "'-a. me
sale; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co. . New
1Ork ave. "Every car worth it, nricn :,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-12-08
SOURCE OF MEAT SUPPLY
Dubuque Herald-Telegraph)

Alaska. according to reports, must get rid of some of the reindeer now overrunning it's ranges. We can of fer the suggestion that there are a great many people here in the Unit ed States who would welcome the chance to help dispose of some of the surplus.
 It is stated in news dispatches that preparations are now under way for the roundup of herds esti- mated at 30.000 head in the Kusko- kwim river region. The reindeer are to be driven to Akiak for count ing and marking. This roundup is being conducted to determine l. exact rate of increase in the deer herds of the region.
 It is 35 years ago since reindeer were introduced into Alaska from Siberia with a view of furnishing meat supply for the Eskimos. The animals, it is now claimed, have in- creased at the rate of 30 per cent year. so rapidly that many herd owners have no idea how many heaG they possess and many herds are practically unattended, The rate of increase has far exceeded the de mand and it is feared that in 10 years the ranges will be overstocked unless reindeer meat finds a grow ing market in the states.
 There is no doubt that if some en terprising meat concerns will ar range to get some of this surplus venison down from Alaska tha plenty of customers will be found te make the importation profitable.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-12-08
THE COAST RANGE BATHoIITH

(Mining and Industrial Reeordl
 The reports of pr. A. P. Budding ton, on southeastern Alaska, for the 1 U. s. Geological Survey. covering period of five years, are among the most valuable contributions of that Department They are of special value in the prospecting and devel- opment of the mineral resources of Portland Canal and the Cassiar. At the December meeting of the Society of Economic Geologists at Madison. Wis, pr. Buddington presented a paper on the types of naturalization associated with the Coast Range batholith. This paper is published in Economic Geology" It is to the work of Dr. Buddington that NC have knowledge of the fact that ir northern British Columbia is the largest mineral area tributary to the entire Pacific Coats of North Ameri- ca. IL comes as a surprise to be told by pr. Buddington that the lampro- phyre dykes are usually later than the ore bodies. Other geologists have stated these dykes have had no in fluence on mineralization. Pros peetors have naturally accepted this dictum as gospel. but it is contra dicted by actual observation. as we have seen ore deposits in Portlan5 Canal directly associated with these dykes. Miners have confirmed this conclusion,
 The association of lamprophyre dykes with ore deposits has been de- scribed by Dr. c. V. Corless as occur ring at Rossland; by Lindgren and Bastin. in the Braden mine in Chilli and by Bateman at the Beatson mine on Latouche Island If these dyke. occur with the ore in such impor- tant mines. the probability is that their occurrence in northwestern British Columbia has important sig nificance.
 Dr. Buddington describes the Coast Range batholith as consisting of a belt of quartz-diorite along the southwest; grano-diorite, with loca' subordinate quartz monzonite or quartz-diorite bands, in the center. and a belt of quartz monzonite OF the northeast It is in the central bands that the copper deposits occur at Anyox, and silver-lead-zinc ore on the Unuk and Iskut rivers.
 The interior belt is the most inn portant, containing as it does the principal deposits of gold and silver lead-zine ores. He notes that there are two ages of metalliferous intru siyes in Salmon River area. This no doubt accounts for the variety ores. Buddington differs from Seho- field as the influence of slope and relations of the upper surface. con- tending the steepness or flatness are original, primary structural va riations Berg, a German geologist, holds that in Europe ore deposits are absent where the batholiths are steep, and present where they are flat or of easy dip.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-12-08
FOR SALE

1000 feet 94 and l inch galvan. zed iron pipe at cents per foot. Pipe fittings 1-inch hose Stump puller Cross-eut saws Ship and boom augurs 12 inch Obenderfer geared pump. 9x12 Wall tent. Bear traps I00-Ib. blacksmith anvil.
 L. B. CHISHOLM.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-12-08
DEDICATE JUNEAU
 SALVATION ARMY HALL
Guneau lEmpire1


 The dedication of the new salva- ton Army Hall on Willoughby Ave nut took place this afternoon start ing at o'clock Col. Mclean and Major earruthers and the latter's wife came north on the Alameda this morning and offieiated at Che ceremonies.
 Several of Juneau's leading citi- zens. including Mayor Thomas Judz son. B. M. Behrends and H. I. Lu- cas. attended the services. Many Salvation Army members from out lying districts came to Juneau to be present at the dedication.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1927-12-08
TIE WRANGELL SENTINEL
 ]. ". PRITCHETT, Publisher

as second-class matter at the Wrangell. Alaska. post office under
 Act of Congress of March 2 1878
The Washington times., 1927-12-20
NEARBY sTATIONs |

- 4I-4 y
wP0-AtIantis City-II0o-25As
s.4b = m.-Nsws; orEani dinner
5:ss ,. m.--riaysrOuno Highlights.
sis :. m.--BOard q EdueatlOn sen-
s.lg 5. rn.-PlanIsi.
10 p m.--Aucti6n Bridge
1910 D. m.--"Musicals ROMauee
l1;s0 D. m.-silver slipper Dance
z M NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OsO-ssB.S
D. m.-Sandman Circle
s:30 5. n.--Dinner Orchestra.
7:S0 ,, m.--Male Quartet.
p m.--WJz program.
10 >. ns.-WiBAL Dance Orchestra.
WOR--lNe Newark 7l0-4e2.s
9 .. mn X u. program.
p. tIla.-concert program.
10 .. m.--Interview.
WEAF--New X0rk--6l0-4ee
sip m.--Waldorf Astoria music.
m-Instrnmentai .r,,. uoA...
s:is p m.-Taik hs hodern
9:a0 5. m.--Nationai Musicalitiek
p. -sIeberiing singers
SD. ni.--corrsct time; Eveready hour.
10 D. gn.--Auetian bridge games.
1850 5. m.-Palais dor Orchestra.
ii:sS 3 Ia.9HotSrsS Mo Snsa oTshssssa ssa.sss 8
81 p. m.--HaaE Ensemble.
$40 .. m.--Entertainera studio pros
70 .. m.-News: vocal; orehsatra
II p. Tm.--Organ,
WJZ-New -seo-464
.. m.--C0rrect Time: Dog talk.
T:l6 D. ms--The Granadas
Iisa ,. m.-cook's Travsleg 50.
p. m.--stronbers Carlson Hsar.
p ms-The Contineutals.
p. m.-correct Time; The Gam
n p. m.--slumber Music.
The Washington times., 1927-12-20


the United Services Orchestra. al.
rected alternately by Lieut.. Charles
Benter. y. s. ~. and Capt. william
] stannard, y. s, A.. VIII haye
important parts in the program:
For instance, Captain Stannard
win direct the orchestra In the
presentation Of a new group of
Cuban sketches never before splayed
in the United States ana Lieutenant
Benter viii direct the playing cf
Justin Elle's exquisite sBabylon''
sketches. Seven Latin Ameritan
nations will be represented bv
their composers on this program.
FULL DAY
FOR THE DIALERS
The loud speakers overfIowing
throughout the evening provide
such q flood Of entertainment that
tuners could not possibly tune il
all. The Catholic University Giee
Club sings for WRC at noon ana
Immediately following Secretary
Hoover, Assistant Secretary Nc.
Cracken. Governor Moore 81 New
Jersey and Mayor James Walker
OF New York win be heard IN 4
discussion OF airport. planning from
New York-llso through wRC.
Bah will open the evening pro-
gram followed by Capt. Ernest r.
Holtz, of the Salvation Army who
VIII tell some Of the Christmas plans
Of the organization. There will be
tho second concert OF the excellent
Seiberling Singers At 8 o'clock. the
The Washington times., 1927-12-20


the Tail Cedars Band and double
quartet in joint concert recital at
s o'clock and at $50 this station
broadcasts the address Of Senator
Wesley Il. Jones, Of Washington on
Fiscal Relations in the District"
which Is to be made before tho
Chamber of Commerce. The WIZ
program includes q travel talk By
Malcolm La Prade: a concert by
Rosario Bourdon's Stromberg Carl.
son subsidy and Cesars Sodero's
excellent ''Continentals.
The usual Movie Club exercises
from WMAL bring Anatole Fried.
land and his group of revue artists
to the microphones at 10:sO--and
this should be an excellent tuning
opportunity as Friedland Is one OF
the best Of the short revue impress
sarios.
OTHER RADIO NEWS ON
PAGE 3S.)
The Washington times., 1927-12-20
latin AMERICAN
NIGHT ON AIR

sophia del Campo. the Chilian.
soprano. who made = decided I'm.
preston on radio listeners when
she was heard in her first concert
in the United States a few weeks
ago. II TO be one OF the chief rea-
sons Tor receiving sets tuning NAA.
at SIS this evening. The first
Latin-AInerican concert Of the
United Service Orchestra, OF the
present season. is the title the pro-
gram gives the affair--but Nine.
del Campo win serve as real 1urA
for radio listeners who remember her
bell-like voice and her remarkable
ability to make It twist and turn
and trilI in all the coloratura ways
and yet remain the medium for In
depreciation Of lovely music.
But there win be other features
of the Latin American season in.
augurai that are tempting to the
dial fingers. The distinguishes
planlste of Brazil, Nine. Dyla
Josetti, has been induced to come
to America to play. q group OF
Brazilian piano compositions and
The Washington times., 1927-12-20
,v.,,v - ...-,..

WRNY-NeW Haak azo.Sea
9.3k .. m.--fianigt; Tenors Talk.
b. m.-Bdison Music Hour.
D. m.-Tenor; Baritone
s:se ,, m.--Hugo 1srnshacki Sop
10 p. p.-sonE Contest RED and
Gray Orchestra.
II D. m.-Viila Richard orchsatra.
1I:30 p. m.--Joy Yoeng'e Orchestra
WGBS-New Rork-eeo-3te.o .t
.. m.--Footlight and Lampllsht
S:ls .. m.-Hospitat Talk: Cy fer-
kina.
$50 p m.--eigmund sDaeth.
" p. m3--s sBueinesg.s Talk
9:1S p. m.-The Girl Friend.
$3.50 .. ms--Salyation Army pre-
WNYC--NeW York--a5O-G4e
Sis y. m.--6ongB; Christmas Caroin
p.s m.--Talk; Yiolinist: Vocal.
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