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New Britain herald., 1927-08-05
New York Stations

New York Stations
5eo-WNYC-53e
French lessons
7:5o-Police alarms
7:55-Baseball results
SIS. Cusenza, mandolinist
S:3o-Roland Meyer. violinist, lee.
turer
o-Arthur suydam, piano recital
9:2o-Harry Hayes, tenor
| 9:4o-'Landmarks OF New York,
John Cuff
| 10-Songs
| 10:15-LeMar and Reid, guitars
1o:S0-Police alarms; weather
610-WEAF-a92
5-Sorey's orchestra
| 6-Waldorf dinner music
6:55-Baseball scores
| 7--Stardom of Broadway
7:30-Hindermeyer and Tuckerman,
songs
Settles Service orchestra
9-Correct time
3-MuSlCal miniatures
9:3O-La France orchestra; Satina
Quartet
1O-Moon Magic
10:3o-Cass Hagan's orchestra,
l1:S0-Frank Farrell's orchestra
66O-WJZ-454
s.: 30-Baseball scores
5:35-Market quotations
5:40-Financial summary
5;50-Cotton quotations
500 6-Agricultural reports
s:50-Basebail scores
Correct time
Al Friedman's orchestra
S-Yesterthots
S:so-Royal Stenographers
9-Philco hour
10-Correct time
10-Morse and Rogers Bonnie Lad
dies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orchestra
78O-WHN-395
6:45-Banjo Buddy, songs
cotton orchestra
7;30-Thomas Wilson, tenor
7:45-S-Martha Kovac, volnist
S:30-9-Dance orchestra
l0-Naudeville period
10:31-1l--Theater orchestra and
vaudeville
:30--Lorna Lincoln. organiet
11:45-Vaudeville period
- mid.-Silver Slipper orchestra
ON V-NCA-9rn
6:10-Belle Brooks, songs
6:25-Baseball scores
6;30-Ernie Golden's orchestra
7-"Home Adornment," talk
7:10-Ernie Golden's orchestra
7:3O-John Meyer, baritone; Henry
Moller, tenor
10-Columbia Park music
10:45-Manhattan Serenaders
S6O-WGBS-349
6-"The Happy Boys"
6:10-Devon Park orchestra
8:30-Lucky Roberts Entertainers
92O-WABC-326
7:30-Whitehall concert trio
Shutdown on the Old Plantation
9:15-Opr'y House Tonight
10-Harold Leonard's orchestra
11-Weather forecast
97O-WRNY-3O9
and sports results
I: 15-"Investment Question Box
7:30-Samuel's Music Masters
7:50-"Before You Patent"
concert ensemble
S:30-Have You Heard?
S:40-Helena Garloff, contralto
S:5O--Robert Langston, tenor
Brown string quartet
9:10-Edward Kreiner. viola
9:25-Christian Thaulow, violin
9:35-Laios Shuk, cello
9:5O-Loretto O'Connell, pianist
1o-Johnny Johnson's orchestra.
11-Kew Gardens Night
1O2O-WGL-28t
9--Woman's Clubdom
9:s0-Rabbi Brettons Synagogue
10-Goat ensemble
Music Episode
10:45-Bill Rietz, banjo buddy,
songs
1o7O-WMSG-23G
s-Franklyn Howe orchestra
Connolly. soprano
7:15-Willy White, pianist
7:30-Bill Rietz, composer
7:45-Muriel Ellis, recitationa
S-Warren Nash, AUTOMOBILES"
S:15-Anton Civoru pupils recital
127O-WBNY-236
9:05-Book review
g.. 15-Dixie Banjoists
8: 30-Herman Danofsky
9:45-Four NoDoz
ln-Naudeville act
1O:15-Isidore Weinstein, yiollnist
10:S0--Ida Gruber, contralto
songs
11--Joe Martins orchestra
11.S0-Gui solo
New Britain herald., 1927-08-05
ION THE AIR


7:So-The Lady OF the worries, talk
S-Down East Quintet
s:3o-Mueical program
9-Elks' Pops concert
1o:o5-Leo Reisman and his orch.
Evening star., 1927-09-22

veloped by his board Of advisers
could not be improved upon"
Following Mr.. Melons approval
the plans will formally go before the
Commission Of Fine Arts and then
rhe Public Building Commission before
being submitted to Congress.
The comprehensive plan for the
whole triangle between Pennsylvania
avenue, Fifteenth street and b street,
which looks far into the future and
must he approved by Congress before
further new construction steps can be
taken. will not. however. hold back
the already authorized projects OF the
Department of Commerce Building
and the Internal Revenue Building
Plans for these structures are going
swiftly ahead and the first ground
probably will be broken on the Com
merce site about the middle Of No
vember. Assistant Secretary or the
Treasury Dewey thought today.
The Board of Architects probably
will conclude its meeting tomorrow.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
MELLON WILL D. K.
TRIANGLE PLANS
Thinks Proposed Layout for
Avenue Could Not Be I'm
proved Upon.

Secretary of the Treasury Mellon
late today or tomorrow probably VIII
approve the final sketches for devel-
opment of the Pennsylvania avenue
triangle under the plan for d unified
architectural composition.
Mr. Mellon viewed the plans, draw
ings and sketches of the Board OF Ar
chitectural Consultants for the f1rst
time Yesterday and will probably go
over them again late this afternoon.
The layout of many pictures and
sketches Mr.. Mellon characterized as
every attractive" A few modifica-
tions were being made in minor detail.
he said. but the general scheme as de-
Evening star., 1927-09-22
SEES PLENTY OF ALCOHOL
FOR LEGITIMATE USERS
Secretary Mellon Says Rights of
Industrial Firms Will Not
Be Restricted.

The rights of legitimate alcohol
users will in no way be restricted
under the new program for curtail-
ing production of alcohol. to become
effective January /. it was empha.
sized today by Secretary Of the
Treasury Mellon. The plan has been
developed. he explained. in co-opera-
ton with the manufacturers of alco-
hol, who were described as being as
anxious as the Government to elm
mate Illicit diversion Of their prod
ucts into bootled channels.
The Government. Secretary Mellon
said. had no right to restrict the
legitimate uses of alcohol and had
no thought Of cutting down the sup
ply actually needed but it does in.
tend. he said to eliminate any sur.
plus production which NAV have
slipped into illegal use.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
facturers' Association in The Star

facturers' Association in The Star
Building.
BY this consolidation, it is believed,
the ganization OF the coal dealers
will be made more effective. Under
the organization of the merchants as.
sociation, the chairman or president
of each Of the divisions has a repre-
sentative on the board of governors.
Fred Hessick is now president of
the Coal Merchants Board OF Trade,
and Jesse c. Suter is its executive
director. Under the reorga niZation ar
ranGements, 1t is announced, Mr.. Shaw
will become secretary to the coal mer-
chants division. The coal merchants
organized their board of trade about
Is years ago.
This is the third addition to the
division membership Of the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association this
year. Recently the oil burners deal.
ers of Washington merged with the
association and formed the oil heating
division. with Frank Harbin as chair
man. and also recently the furriers
of Washington merged with the Mer-
chants and Manufacturers to form the
furriers division with Dewey Zurkin
as chairman.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
COAL MEN TO Join
WITH N. AND N.
Board Having About go
Leading Dealers Will Be-
come Part of Association.

The Coal Merchants Board of Trade
an organization of approximately 90
of the leading coal dealers of Wash
ington. will merge with the Merchants
and Manufacturers Association ana
become a constituent member of that
association October |. according TO an
announcement today by Edward ID.
Shaw, secretary of the larger mer-
chants group.
The merger has been approved by
the governing bodies OF both organi-
xations, and with the merger following
next week the office of the Coal Mer-
chants Board Of Trade. now located at
1415 l street. will be consolidated with
the Offices of the Merchants and Manu-
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Named on Wage Board.

Capt Stuart A. Hamilton, Chemical
Warfare Service. and Capt. Roland
c. Bower, Quartermaster Corps have
been appointed board to consider
and recommend to the War Depart
ment "a scale of salaries and wages
for services common to the two posts
Of Fort Hoyle and Edgewater Ar
Evening star., 1927-09-22

Miss Pauline Tanning. deputy
United States marshal in Muskogee.
Okla. is probably the youngest femi-
nine deputy in the country, she hav-
ing Just reached 81. She is an ex-
pert shot with a revolver.
Evening star., 1927-09-22

A newly married couple always
lmagines that they are living on
love until the first butchers bill is
handed in
Evening star., 1927-09-22
The Hecht Co.
eth at r st. NV.

Beatties Electric Shop, 90 Wilson Blvd Clarendon Va
Boyer. VIM. r., 1921 X st. NV.
(,oe b. A., Il Co, 1868 Park Rd. NV.
evans Chas H., 625 Pa. Ave. Sc.
Havenner. George C.. Jr. 1890 Good Hope Rd. Sc.
Nc(ray Refrigerator Sales Corp. 822 18th st. NV
Montgomery County Motor Co.. Rockville. Md
mutt Oil burner Co., 1855 Wisconsin Ave NV.
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Toilet Pieces Reduced

Toilet Pieces Reduced
Amber Bud Vases, 19c. At
one time these sold for 81.
Amber Perfume Bottle. 19c.
Single and double bottles.
Formerly 81.
Hair Receivers, I9c. Amber
and pearl or white ivory
ware.
Dress Combs, 15c. A spe-
cial purchase. Various styles
and colors.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1927-09-22
Frigidaire Saves S1O5.36 Year, Users Say

Department Stores
w. Il. Moses Sons Woodward LOtfrOp
11th and f SITS. NV. 11th and G SITS. NV.
Reed, j. NJ, 6I3 King St, Alexandria, Va.
Silver Spring Bldg. Supply Co, Silver Spring, Md.
Simpson, j. r., Cedar St. TaS0ma Park.
TurvilIe, L., 1886 Conn. Ave. NV.
TurberviIe, w. H.. 1929 Conn. Ave.
Cooper Edw., 1902 14tlI st. NV.
+. Is. Adams Co, GA Pa. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1927-09-22

One of the most important
things to watch is refrigerator
Temperatures. High or Auctuat-
ing Temperatures actually inpits
food contamination. A constant
low temperature is vital neccs-
sity if baby's foods arc to be
safely kept.
Frigidaire provides a margin of
Evening star., 1927-09-22

Bentley. Frank, 3717 Georgia Ave. NV
Dulin 4 Martin, 1918 r st. NV.
Goodman, Nathan. 1874 Eye st. NV.
w. II. RuggIes Co., 1912 18th st. NV.
Chas. Schwartz & Son, 7O8 7th St. NV.
ThOs. f. Burch Co., 48O Pa. Ave. NV.
LOffier. Wm., 528 9Th St. NE.
Evening star., 1927-09-22

They were 39c to SOC. but
are soiled from display and
handling and you know what
laundering will do to towels.
Plain white and fancy bor-
dered effects. Large bath
size.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
MILADY BEAUTIFUL
BY LOIS LEEDS.

metics? % l cleanse my face with
cold cream and then use witch hazel
Is this the correct treatment to use
at night? (5) How should one treat
the face in the morning? go I have
= light olive complexion. brown hair
and blue eyes. What color powder
should l use?
WORRIED.
Answer.-D What you need to
bring natural roses to your cheeks
i3 plenty of outdoor exercise and fresh
air. Very red cheeks are not natural
with an olive complexion, but q
healthy, outdoor life would bring just
enough pink to your face. 1t is fool
lsh to begin using cosmetics daily at
your age. (2) Yes. 90 Yes, a powder
base keeps the makeup on longer and
also facilitates it's removal at bed
time. a. No. After removing the
makeup with cold cream, wipe il off
and then wash your face with warm
water and pure, mild soap. Rinse in
warm water. then in cold, being sure
to wash off all the soap thoroughly.
Now dry your face and pat on the
witch-hazel. t5) Wash your face with
cold water In the morning; massage it
little as you are drying it with a
towel. If you have a bath spray you
may use that to cleanse and stimulate
the skin at the same time. Dry the
skin carefully. apply powder base and
powder. (6) There is brunette shade
that should suit young skin.
LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
THE DAILY
HOROSCOPE
friday, c 5tober 2S.

Except in the early morning hours,
the planetary sway tomorrow is un
favorable. according to astrologN.
Again it is a rule under which to
make big plans and to map ou,
campaigns. but action should be de-
layed.
Good vision regarding the future is
supposed 10 be impaired by the day :
aspects. but it will be unlucky to
make the visions realities until better
aspects prevail.
Promoters or political managers
should find this an suspicious direc'
ton of the stars for obtaining sup
porters of every sort.
There is a fairly good sign for
surgery and the forecast of eNtraor-
din2ry dema nds especially for those
who are brain specialists.
Those who seek employment should
b. successful. if they start on their
quests early in the day.
In the Far West. labor unions are
TO become more active than they have
been for number of years. the seers
prophcsy.
Manufacturing interests are subject
to influences making for prosperity.
Iron and steel products will he in
great demand, astrologers foretell.
Persons whose birth date it is may
renew old friendship connections in
the coming year.
Children born on that day probably
will rise rapidly in any place that life
gives them. They may love history
and literature.
(Copvricht 1927,
Evening star., 1927-10-27

jealous of her husbands radio or his
fishing tackle or his lodge or his busi.
ness. In fact she may be jealous of
any thing which threatens to ron
her of her husbands time and affec.
ton.
Similarly, husband may be zeal.
Gus of his wife's pet canary or her
absorbing interest in bridge Some
husbands are even jealous of the
wfe's excessive show of love for the
children.
that of hatred for the person and
The attitude of the jealous person is
extreme dislike for the object or
agency which separates him from the
beloved object. Hence the green.
eyed monster OF jealousy is associat.
ed In our minds with the demon OF
nate. Extreme jealousy is temporary
insanity and often leads to acts which
tne person would not even dream of
IN ms right mind Fear distrust and
supislon prey on him until he becomes
quite unbalanced. He is then rjpe
for rash conduct.
We are jealous because we ara .eI
nsn. We want to keep our love oh.
Jects. We want to keep them sx.
cluSlVely to ourselves
Evening star., 1927-10-27
JUST BEFORE SUMMONING THE
GUESTS TO THE DINING ROOM
LIGHT ALL THE WEE CANDLES
ON CENTER AND SIDE TABLE.

ferably green leaves that have been
mixed well with mayonnaise or Rus.
sian dressing. Stand a small cake
candle in the center of the apple by
forcing the end down into the cheese
mixture. Cross two slim, well
Drowned bread sticks on each plate
so that the apple circle comes between
the widely spread sticks. Arrange
the plates about the edge of the table.
For center have a pile of red apples
with pumpkin hobgoblin lantern at
the top. At one end of the table have
the apple cordial" with glasses, and
at the other have small bonbon dishes
holding the salted nuts and the witch
apple seeds.
These are made by cutting pieces
OF apple into bits resembling huge
apple seeds. These are coated with
melted chocolate. as if they were
candy, and arranged in bonbon dishes.
Light Refreshments.
Just before summonng the guests to
the dining room, light all the wee
candles and dim or turn out the other
lights. Light the candle in the hob
goblin's pumpkin lantern that is atop
the pile of apples forming the
centerpiece. Have the features of the
goblin lantern turned toward the door
so that the grinning creature faces
the company on entering.
After the refreshments are served
and the company again is ready for
other entertainment. let the piles of
apples be put to good account. There
can be bobbing for apples and trying
to bite one suspended by a string in
some doorway. The apples can be
transformed into hob-goblins by max.
ing features with coffee beans and
pairing the skin to form curllocks.
Award a prize for the best goblin.
Witch's Golf Ends i'm Dance.
Mark a chalk line across the floor,
put an apple at one end of the line
Provide Witch's cane, which is a
broom held upside down, and a witch's
cap. Each player in turn takes the
broom in the right hand, and attempts
to roll and shove the apple along the
chalk line to the other end of it with
out letting it leave the mark. The
person succeeding best wins a prize
For this a dainty whisk broom in a
case is suggested. Each player
should have a separate apple, which
is left at the end of the line or wher.
ever it happens to stop after the
player has been allowed five strokes
or pushes with the broomstick. Each
player should also have a cap. There
Evening star., 1927-10-27

As soon as the fortunes have been
discovered which were told about yes
terday and every one knows as we'll
as a Halloween trick can tell who is
to be married and who is to remain
single. il is time for the refreshments.
These also feature apples in many
guises and DISCUSSES.
WITCH-APPLE MENU.
Nitch.apple salad with
Drowned broomsticks
Salted nuts
Arnle turnovcrs with ice cream
Apple cordial tsweet cider)
Seeds from witch apples
Candied pineapple.
How to Prepare Menu.
Cut slices from large. rosy apples
remove the center core section. Into
the holes press ground nuts mixed
with cream cheese. Lay each slice
on finely shredded cabbage leaves, pre-
Evening star., 1927-10-27
WHY WE Do WHAT WE Do
By DR.. MEHRAN X. THOMSON.

Elinor and Marie, two charming
five-year olds living in the neighbor-
hood. are frequently visitors in our
home. The girls are extremely fond
Of each other. And yet. if we chance
to praise Elinor. Marie is hurt. If
we bestow a special mark of affec-
ton on Marie. Elinor will attempt to
push her aside. Evidently jealousy
crops out PRETTY early in life. Even
the tiny infant is jealous of his
mother.
Jealousy is expressed in various
Iegrees of intensity. from the friendly
rivalry existing between Elinor and
Marie to the insane jealousy of an
Othello which leads to foul murder.
a mother is jealous of her sons
affection for his wife. A father is
Jealous of his daughters love for her
husband. Jealousy among sweet.
hearts is notoriously strong
Jealousy is born of fear. We are
Jealous because we fear the loss of
some beloved person or object. We
are accustomed TO thinking Of jeal-
ousy as relating to persons. but in
reality one may be Jealous of an
object as we'll A woman NAV be
Evening star., 1927-10-27
A U t U M N
By ID. c. PEATTIE.
Chrysanthemums.

Chrysanthemums-the golden flow
er. as its botanical name means
what glofy of tousled heads,
strange, snowy peaks, sea -anemone
shapes and smooth balls of sunshine
that great genus of flowers has given
to the world.
Two hundred years ago Europe
knew nothing of China's beloved
flower, the flower that is the symbol
Of the royal family Of Japan. The
Order of the Chrysanthemum is the
highest honor to which a son of Dai
Nippon can be admitted. But though
the mum" comes to the Western
World as one newly arrived, it has
conquered all. Beyond a doubt it is
the fairy princess Of all the Autumn
flowers.
The most variable plant in the
world is the name that the chrysan-
themum has won for itself. Out of
two or three species and their hy-
brids and superhybrids have been
evolved the countless garden forms
thousands cf them. in fact-that
the world knows today. You will see
some of them at the annual chrysan-
themum show In the greenhouses and
others out at Arlington on the De-
partment Of Agriculture experimental
farm. Amidst all that bewildering
varia ton. the Mrs. This and the Gen.
That varieties. one would like to have,
some idea of what he was seeing,
some criteria for judging chrysan-
themums, il not in a professional
way, at least In q way that would help
one to a better appreciation. -
Chrysanthemums are grown now
adays for their bizarre shapes. Gone
are the days when heavy, perfect
and monotonous ball of solid gold or
white was considered the last word
in mum beauty. Such flowers still
have commercial popularity, but the
true chrysanthemum connoisseur
looks on that type of mum as some
thing as out of date as hoopskirts.
Today petals that are one color on
one side. another on the other. con-
torted petals, unusual shapes, are
all the rage. and certainly they are
far more entertaining
Another good sign of the times in
mum taste is that we are getting
away from the idea that size is more
important than quality, and where
the old-fashioned ideal was to have
top-neaVv cannonball of a flower on
a slckly little stem with no foliage
mower lovers have learned to apnre-
clate that chrysanthemum foliage in
ltself is lovely thing and the best
possibly setting, with its sage-green
neutral tones, for the splendor OF the
flowers.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
Weak Ankles That Turn

Dear Miss Leeds: 1 turn over on
my ankles very often, even though l
try to walk straight. I find walking
very tiresome on account OF this
weakness. The bones of my wrists
and hips are prominent. I am under
weight, and think this is why the
bones show. How can l correct the
weak ankles? A READER.
Answer.-The first thing to do is TO
overcome the underweight. See that
YOUR diet is right and that you get
sufficient sleep at night. If you have
a nervous, worrying disposition you
must try to cultivate poise, since
this will help you gain. One wastes
an enormous amount OF energy
through nervous habits You should
wear shoes with low, wide heels that
provide broad base for carrying
your weight. BE sure that the shoes
fit snugy around the heels so that
Evening star., 1927-10-27

your foot cannot slip. AS soon as
your heels begin to become run over
have them Strengthened.
LOIS LEEDS.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
Schoolgirl Complexion.

Dear Miss Leeds: 0) 1 am 16 years
old, but, alack and alas, that school
girl complexion" which is something
l haven't got nor ever had! Even
vegetables. sleep and six glassfuls Of
water day do not help. / have to
use rouge every day, but l can see
that my skin is getting coarse in tex.
ture with enlarged pores. What can
| do to keep my complexion fine in
spite of the cosmetics? (2) Is paste
rouge better than the dry, cake form?
(3) Is it necessary to use some sort of
powder base before applying cos.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
Bleaching Fading GRAY Hair.

September.--I do not believe that you
could bleach the dark portions of your
hair at home satisfa ctorily. An ex-
perienced hair specialist could bleach
the whole head of hair a uniform
white if you wish. Bleaching hair.
however, tends to weaken it, so if you
want to keep all your hair as long as
possible I would advise you to let
nature take its course.
LOIS LEEDS.
fCopyright. 1927
Evening star., 1927-10-27
DOROTHY DiX'S LETTER BOX
The Foolish Argument That Women Should Retire
From Business After Marriage-Man Thinks
Romance Doesn't Belong in Marriage.


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Evening star., 1927-10-27

The new tunnel under the Mersev
River to connect Liverpool and Birk.
enhead will cost $25, ,O00, 900 to build
ana take five years in construction. II
VIII be two and half miles long and
VIII carry two roads from traffic. one
above the othar N' S"S
Evening star., 1927-10-27
PLANS FOR HALLOWEEN PARTY
by LYDIA lie BARON WALKER

should be two of the same color. Caps
must be in piles for the men and
women and each must take the one
left on top. Matching caps procures
partners for the final part of the en-.
tertainment, which is dancing.