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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24
AIR SERVICE BEGINS.
Liverpool and Belfast Line Is
Inaugurated.

BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Septem-
Der "a (Py.-An experimental air service
between Liverpool and Belfast was in
augurated Saturday with the arrival of
the flying boat Calcutta.
Among the passengers aboard the
plane were Sir Seton Brancker. air vice
marshal, and representatives of various
Liverpool public bodies.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR RENT-Apartment house cafe, good
location: rent very reasonable. Call Col.
896 or North 3034W. "a
BEAUTY SHOP-Owner leaving city. best
location; established years: cheap quick
buyer Address Box 2l7-D. Star once. as
CAFE-Well established, paying; has foun-
tain; unlimited opportunities. 1919 Ga. ave.
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HELP--DOMESTIC.



GENERAL HOUSEWORKER for small fam
lily of adults: good references required.
GIRL, white. reliable. to care for children in
comfortable home: no housework; 81 week.
Call Wisconsin 1909.
MAID-Young white woman or girl for light
homework. Phone Berwyn 141 or Box lS6
College Park. Md.
WOMAN. colored; general housework. laun-
dry and plain cooking; stay nights or go
home. 1907 18th st. NV.
WOMAN, white; good home for middle age
woman for employed couple; 1 school child,
small salary. Call after 6 pm, 46l7 9th
ST. NV.
WOMAN to do general homework; stay
nights; : adults in family. $500 Reno rd'
cor Jeuifer. NV. "a
E II \ Nj BERNARD NURSE,
neat. experienced; city refer
Aces; willing to help with iron
Tag; good salary; stay nights
only those with above qualifca-
tons need apply. Cleveland 1904.
53l1 3Sth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

Taylor & Co., a3l 18th st. NV, want a
few high class security statesmen to handle
an issue of industrial banking stock. This
4 years Of uccess behind 1t, and is on a
1871 dividend basis II you are not making
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COOK.

Experienced all-round cook
to assist in preparation of meals
for our tea room. colored wOm-
an. Apply employment Office,
ninth floor.
WOODWARD & LOTlIROP.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DOoAANAcNo VA WV oANA AoS'
timore; capacity. 500 seats; nearest COM
petitor 8 squares away. Chas Raith. Inc
1881 N. Charles St. Baltimore. Md pa
soea s% Ms frsdaTs } oSes sa'
IF YOU HAVE a small amount OF money
and can invest little each month out of
your salary you can secure an interest in
an industrial banking business which Is on
2 ~. dividend basis. Address Box 2s-D.
WANTED-Promoter or financial backing
for a mechanics tool that can be sold to
every sa pnx n the eountry just
ness combined with Delco light and Frigid-
aire franchise for countless business
business now For further information ad-
dress Box 2l0-D. Star office. "a
LUNCHEON and delcatessen for sale; rea-
Apply s. ST. Sno NV. we nc" N'a" ' 81 .S
HARDWARE BUSINESS. centrally located
and long established; builders hardware
err wishes to retire; excellent proposition for
responsible party .. does net require ereat
Address Box B is7-D, Star once "'O i
BATTERY SHOP, modern equipment, down
town location; corner store. good business;
Sr se Abby Dngy s St. be n%
$1,000 cash in stabilized business for l2fs
return and interest in firm. ,,, Operating four
plain business in detail. Address Box 101-D.
Star ONCE.
LUNCH ROOM for sale good location. See
George Manos. 107 Pa. ave NV. 2S'
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEN
IF YOU NEED MONEY SEE US.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING g. FINANCE CO.
9TH FLOOR, DIST. NATL Blk. BLDG.
SHOE REPAIRING SHOP for sale; NV;
rent $50 mo-. sivins up trade; bargain
Address Box 37S-D, Star once 24'
RQoMING and boarding house. Old estab.
lished business, centrally located. viii sac
rlfce Address Box 170-D. Star once. 2S'
DELICATESSEN for sale; good n W. section
GOOD business; bargain for quick sale. Call
FIR. 1898. 24'
LUNCHROOM, grocery and delicatessen
good business; lady can manage; reasonable
Inquire at Wheaton Md. miles from p. c
line, on Georsia ave. as
ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WANTS TO ASsO-
ciate with corpoI alton or private party
Can furnish ofices. store room and capital
II necessary. References exchanged. Ad-
dress Box 24s.D. Star once.
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PERSONAL.
The rate under heading of Personal
is 8 cents DER line additional TO the
regular line rate ''o

is cents Der line additional TO S't the
WILL GIVE SOME ONE of refined charac-
ter desirable. room and hot breakfast, CEN
s25 n,o Iofsted' Tor use Of small loan paying
ADDRESS Boz 2ssp a star p oce needed Ssth
MNAssEUsE. GRADUATE NURSE, ELECTRO
sners seSon surgical Cleanliness Daily, Sun,
MOTORISTS MO- ,of;Es LIE, LEAVING WITHIN 80 DAYS
ape passengers going to Florida points. Mid
dlH Wss1 California and other cities. IR-
Sunday
CADILLAC SEDAN LEAVING FOR MIAMI
wee Wee or Thrrs Accommodate Ave paSSsn;
TRAVEL BUREAU. Main ia's $500. '''A'. .
INEXPENSIVE I ROOM DESIRED NEAR 18th
ana Col: Tor student who wishes to help In
MASsEUSE, REFINED COLORED. WILL
MASSAGE refined white. North 1867.
SAVE STORAGE. PERSONAL CARE TAKEN
OF your piano in high-class studio Only
slly; 1926 M St. NV, APT. ici. Decatur
EVERY CARE GIVEN coNvALEscENTs
Poe BY sss al hsn 3D.
EXQUISITE. UNIQUE, ARTIsTIC-M!NIA-
tnTe portrait IN carved ivory cameo $4,000
Box 36O-D. Star ONCE. 25'
WE PAY 50 TO $40 FOR USED SUITS AND
overcosts, Prices paid for worn clothing.
ladies and gentlemen, always highest. Wash.
Clothing Ex., 633 D ST. NV. Main 3378
MASSAGE. PHYS1oTHFRAPY, CHIRC-
captol St AE shoSe E Eincoln 7is4 QUO
WILL SERVE AS CONTEMPORARIES FOR
patient IN my attractive home, Swing spe-
cial diet care; auto exercise. Shepherd 260l
DRESSNfAKING REPAIRING AND MEND
Ing CHARGES low 1892 10th st: NV "a.
EXTRAORDINARY AND PHYSIOTHERAPY
scientifically siven by a graduate. Potomac
5345.
RUGS REVERSIBLE, SEAMLESS CHE
nile made to order from old or new ma
terial in all sizes and colors; immediate or
future delivery. Phone Main 1882. 20s
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CHEVROLET COUPE. 1926: looks and runs
like a new one; has had best of care; tires
GOOD and ready to drive away: easy terms.
L. P. Steuart, Inc. 1925 18th st. NV.
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cellent Condition: paint and tires like new.
Can sell on easy terms. Call Mr.. Bartholo-
| NEW for demonstration. Columbia $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

fully equipped, everal new tires: in excel
lent conditions; terms. Owens Motor Co.,
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I CHEVROLET COUPE. i927-Excellent ap-
pearance and conditions: 90-day guarantee:
s375: terms. Phone North 347 for demon
stration or see at 1925 Goth St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

CHEVROLET CABRIOLET. 1928; driven only
5000 miles was bought months ago; will
sacrifice ct a bargain. Will finance. Call
Mr. Seha stan. CleY 5Q57.
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CHEVROLET COACHES. 1926 and 1s27-we
have several Of these cars, al guaranteed in
excel ent condition: priced from $500 to
1900: terms. Phone North 347 for demon
stration or see at 1926 goth st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

CHEVROLET COACH-Slightly used by own
er; in perfect condition: low mileage; trunk
and several other extras; party leaving town
at once; $325; terms or trade. 90s 10th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

TIME LIZARD, with gray velour hat
set at a dissolute angle and eyes
flashing hatred through those
i circles of amber tale!
Dighton was fairly got this
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

CHEVROLET COACH. 1927: in frst-class con-
dition throughout: priced right for quick
sale. Call Mr.. Stafford, Col. 4S47-W. before
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Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

CADILLACS-314 coach. and pass sedan
anteed: paint and tires like new; priced for
quick sale; your car in trade: easy terms.
The WASHINGTON Cadillac Co.. 1860 Conn.
ava tttr 9Qnf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

CHEVROLET COACH. 1925; nice running
condition; new tires and q real bargain for
any one: easy terms. L. p. Steuart. Inc,
ct N NJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

CHEVROLET COUPE, late 81. full equip
ment; good condition; driven only by owner,
s425: terms No dealers. Apt. 81, Eumber-
land Apis. Franklin 36A 26s
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CHEVROLET RoADsTERs. 1925. ls37-If
yon want snappy. roadster and one in
AL condition, here Is your chance to save
money. Easy terms. L. p. Steuart, Inc.
1325 i4th st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

CHEvE0LEr c,d lyz csrriss sry our pSSsday
| service guarantee; paint and upholstery ike
| new; your car as part payment; balance
E-Z. s425 Open evenings. Ourisman
| Chevrolet. Anacostia Bargain Used-Car Lot,
1920 G00d Hone I'd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

CHEVROLET TOURING. 1e26-Beautiful new
Duco finish; an excellent buy at 5000 with
demonstration or see at ll26 goth st. NV.
CHEVROLET SEDAN-Must be sold. snap to
quick buyer; no money down. easy monthly
payments: motor perfect Looks good. 1929
ne Open evenings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

GENERAL HOUSEWORKER for small fam
lily of adults: good references required.
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CHRYSLER 20 COUPE-With rumble seat
driven only 5000 miles, fully equipped and
appearance proves the best Of care; price.
$3.50; terms or trade a0S 10th st NV
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INSTALLMENT XII.

Continued from Yesterdays Star
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1s26-In- excellent
condition; an exceptional buy. Terms can
be arranged. Call Col 1888.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN: must be sold, snap to
quick buyer: no money down. easy month";
payments; motor perfect. looks good. 1929
II ne: open evenings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

CHEVROLET TOURING, 1928; $50; good
tires. mechanical condition and appearance.
owens Motor Co. 6323 Ga ave
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PLAYER-PIANO. Kimball make; Al con-
dition: Sl65 140l Fairmont st. NV, Apt.
l04. after 5 nm 26s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-24

CHEVROLET SEDAN. 1925 modeI-It's an
Al car. Try it anywhere. 5ls 10th ne.
CHEVROLET ENGINE HEADS exchaneed
for good ones. $3.50; all metals welded.
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OFFICE FURNITURE from U. s. Govt
Desks. chairs file cabinets. tables; everything
Salvage Co.. ONCE furn. dept. $40 9Th st. NV.
OLD GOLD-Bring your old gold, silver. plat
mum. diamonds also discarded jewelry; we
need them in our manufacturing dent: will
pay highest prices. A Kahn Inc. 935 F st.
PIANO. Kimball, upright: excellent condi-
ton; $50 cash. Telephone N. $3.50. Apt.
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RADIATORS t3). Gasteam. Is sections. 80
inches high. 1923 L st. Sc. INQUIRE Apt. 3.
RARE ANTIQUE FURNITURE-Ottoman
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CHEVROLET COACH, lg2S-FuIIy equ1pped'
driven 1000 miles; in perfect condition. Can
be bought on terms. Call Potomac $40,
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GARAGE MATERIAL, new galvanized metal,
lumber. doors. sash and hardware, complete.
at lowest prices. Hechinger Co.. 9Th & c
SITS. sw. 5th & Fla. ave. ne. 1921 Ga. ave.
GAS RANGES. new and sliehtly used. all
sizes. less than half-price. Why pay more?
Every range guaranteed. j. w. Williams.
6nQ 9Th ST n W Main 2936 7s
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isd vesrs od an may. oIsa WasSinatog
Safe Deposit Storage. 9l6 Pa. ave. NV. 25'
PLASTERING, job, first class; all kinds Of
cement work: no job too small or too far.
Franklin 1922. az
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We have an opening for
three thoroughly experienced
statesmen in our mems clothing
department.; must make good
appearance and have a follow
ing. Address Box SOD, Star
office.
First-Class Experienced Men AS
Managers Meats and Provisions.
Address Box 2Ol-B. Star once.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-11
PORT 0f MIss|AG MIN

Harry Edward Coleman, residel with his mother at 5610 Wyalusing Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa, missing since February IT, 1925. Enlisted in Merchant Marine, February 1922, shipping from Baltimore, Md. Five feet II 1-2 inches tall, weight about IFS pounds, brown hair, dark gray blue eyes with brown flecks, nose slightly crooked from operation. Com munication with Harold s. Paris, Ser vice officer, Morgan-Ranck Post No. 137, American Legion, Ocean City, New Jersey.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-11
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER

Announcement is made that Fr1eda Romanoff, public stenographer, IS now located in the offices of Jack Nc Cord, opposite the postoffice, in nne Hartman Bank Building Annex. All work treated in confidence, Reason able rates.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-11
NORTHERN NOTES

Upon representation that the city of Ketchikan is losing thousands of dol lars annually by reason of gross 1n- equalities of license based upon the amount of business done, the city clerk at the meeting of the council was instructed to write to the clerk of the United, States court and ask for the recheck on business houses in Ketchikan
 At the recent annual meeting in London. Eng, of the stockholders Of the White Pass & Yukon Co.,, which comnanv with its subsidiaries oper- ates the White Pass Railroad and the British Yukon Navigation Co.,, Her bert Wheeler, who for many years has been general manager, was elect ed president but is to continue m charge of the management. For the ,os+ saveral years and since the death of the first president of the company Samuel Graves, a Chicago lawyer by .,o noma If Elliott has been presl- dent.
 Announcement has been received in Cordova of the wedding of Miss loa Elise Mvhre and MT. R. s. Relerson Mrs Reierson will be at home aitel '. cao++1a m December 8. MT. and January 15, at White Bluffs, "asn Roth Mr and Mrs. Reierson are well Lnown in Cordova. They were ln- s+rnctors in the local high school ioi .o,o+ina Miss Myhre head of the English department and MT. Relerson +na manual training and other sup jects.
 It is reported in Wrangell that Car prvdan a mining engineer who IS wo,, known in the Cassiar, suffered severe injury recently while on fishing boat out of Prince Rupert Il ,s understood that he slipped and fel down the hatch with the result tna' his back was perhaps seriously IT iured. He was taken to the hospi'a' at Prince Rupert.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-11

Milo Kelly, interested in birchwood development in Alaska. was among the incoming arrivals from the South today.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-11

Bob Carlson, oldtimer at the head oe Lake .Kenai, has been under the weather for the last two weeks, late arrivals bring word
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-11

Father A. J. Markham. in Seward for a number of days past, departs tomorrow for Anchorage.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-11

Seattle Tee Cream at schailerer's Alaska Shop. e
Seward daily gateway., 1928-01-11

today.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-01
British Court Decides
"PickIed" Fish Not Fish

London, Dec. 1 R-What is q
fish? The British courts are likely
to be called upon to answer the
question.
The Stepney Borough council has
decided the point temporarily.
Dried salmon. picked herrings.
bloaters. kippers, salt fish. popular
on Good Fridays and other fast"
days. apparently are not fish.
All other fish are fish.
The Stepney Borough councils
decision in the matter has its
amusing side but 1t has angered
the fish traders OF Wentworth
street. which adjoins Petticoat Lane
tMiddlesex street), for these traders
have been refused renewal Of their
licenses on the grounds of con-
tamination and want Of space.
The continued sale Of picked"
fish Is allowed. and none OF the
traders in other wares is subject to
the prohibition.
A stall-to-stall search was made
by a councillor inspector. accom-
panied by police consta bles. and
names and addresses Of traders con-
tinung to sell fish" were taken.
The fish traders claim that Went
worth street was a fish market ex-
clusively $50 years ago.
An appeal is to be taken.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-01
Princess Refuses to
Smoke During Lunch

Ipswich. Eng. Dec. I W - No
cigarets for Princess Mary, mother
OF two youngsters. wife Of viscount
Lascelles and daughter Of Queen
Mary and King George.
Ladies and gentlemen may now
smoke sang out the POSTMASTER
at public luncheon in honor OF
Their Majesties' daughter who Wis
tied Ipswich to open various new
public institutions.
A waiter passed bog Of cigarets
close to Princess Mary. She
glanced at 1t. made no sign and
turned away her head.
Many women smoke in public In
England, and a number of women
guests took cigarets from the box
hut, presumably influenced by the
royal example, did not light them.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-01
infant CARE BOOK
EADEXTENSIVELY
Proves More Popular Than
Pamphlets About Horses

Washington, Dec. 1 W - The
most popular bulletin issued by the
United States government used to
be . department OF agriculture
pamphlet on the care Of the horse.
Tho best seller" of the government
printing Office now is the bulletin on
Infant Care" issued by the chill
dren's bureau Of the department Of
labor.
There IL many a cabin home IN
the far, open spaces Of the west or
in secluded mountain districts re-
mote from the highways Of modern
travel where the most treasured
possession Of the household is one
of these little bulletins, says w. n.
Smelser, assistant to the secretary
of labor.
The bureau receives more than
100000 letters a year. One mother
in a distant state telegraphed. ask
ing, "Shall / give my baby dose
Of castor oily" The question was
referred to 4 woman physician IN
the maternity and infant hygiene
division. who advised the anxious
mother to consult her own family
doctor.
It is one Of the rules Of the bu-
reau not to give any medical treat
ment or advice in individual cases.
but to help parents keep their chill
dren we'll by proper feeding. care
and observance Of tho necessary
rules Of hygiene.
Until the creation OF the bu-
reau. welfare workers. who were
constantly receiving letters asking
about methods Of child care. were
struck by the contrast between the
case with which farmers obtained
help in dealing with the disease
and plants Of livestock and tn,
lack OF national center Of informa-
ton on the problems Of CHILDHOOD
said Smelser.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-01
SUNDAY PROGRAMS

0OO-NTJC, HartfOrd-5OO
1:3o-Pcerless Reproducers
biblical Drama
2:s0-Frances Paperte, mezzo So
prano
s-Dr. stephen 8. Wise, What Men
Live BY"
4-Dr. s. Parkes Cadman, SELF De-
velopment"
5:3O-Silent until o'clock
6-Stetson Parade with Weymouth
Post Band
6:30-Acousticon Hour of Music
I7-Old Company's Program-Retn-
aid Werrenrath
7:3o-Major Bowes and the Capitol
Family
Sour Government,"-- Law
renee
9:15-Silent
Se0-WBZ. SpringficId-303
keith Memorial Program
1:30-Roxy stroll
8-People's Symphony orchestra
4:45-Bourassa- Girard ensemble
5:20-Weather report
5:30-Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick
6:3O-Whittall Anglo Persians or
chestra
News and Chimes
7:06-Twenty Minutes with the Mas
tiers
7:c5-World Bookman
7:30-Spotlight Hour
s-Enna Jettick Melodies
S:l5-Colliers Radio Hour
9:l5-Michael Ahern and Support
ing Artists
e:45-El Tango Romantico
1o:15-Correct time
1o:15-sportosrams
l0:e1-News and weather
123O-WNAC, Dost0n-c44
THE Dudley Radio Carollers
c-Lancaster Children's Chorus
2:15-Radio Sunday school
3-Cnited Symphony orchestra
New York;
New Britain herald., 1928-12-01

during the year. 1t has undergone a
period of intensive experimentation
from which may be deducted the
and limitations of
INFLAMMATION Of military forces.
"A protracted delay in the settle
ment of the promotion question will
result in many designations by Off
GERS who have recently entered the
service and upon whose professional
education the government has ex-
pended a great sum of money. For
New Britain herald., 1928-12-01
Christmas Boxes for
Children Are Mailed

Washington, Dec. l Rp-Seventy-
FIVE thousand Christmas boxes sent
by members Of the Junior Red Cross
Of America arc on their way to chill
dren of other countries.
Some Of the boxes. destined for
such far northern countries as those
in Europe along the Baltic sea,
where the ice closes in early. had TO
shipped from New York by October
IS.
The boxes are filled by school
children all over the United States.
Among the articles sent are hair
ribbons, handkerchiefs. toys and
games. Fruit and candy are barred
on account Of their perishable ma
ture.
New Britain herald., 1928-12-01

7:o5-Alps music
7:S0-Harry fuckers orchestra
S-Telegram tryout hour
s-Emerson Male Quartet
s:30-The Serenaders
10-Harry fuckers orchestra
10:30-Al Lynn's orchestra
1l-King's orchestra
1OlO-WHN-sS7
5:30-Roseland dance orchestra
G-Financial Cavaliers
6:S0-Journal Hour
7:s0-Financial Cavaliers
10l0-WPAP-2s7
0:30-Financial Cavaliers
11:30-John Cart. organist
~ mid.-Pepper Pot Bohemians
lOlO-WRNY-2S7
S-Dr. George w. King
s:15-Tom Wilson. tenor
S:30-Roosevelt orchestra
S:55-Finance Boys: amateur night
1lOO-WLWL-27s
s-New Rochelle College Hour:
.6:o5-Eva Brady. soprano
6:20-Rose ensemble
8:45-"Masazines," Walter Gavigan
flames Hughes. tenor
7:30-Talk. Health"
7:45-Popular melodies
l16O-WGBS-2S4
Nellie Kane. songs: trio
S-Near East Relief period
ALFRED Eichler, poetry
4:15-Wilbur and Doran, harmony
4:s0-Wilson. tenor: Simon. pianist
4:45-General Trio: news
1SOO-WEVD-2S4
5-Children's Stories
5:20-Mitch. piano
5:40-Pauline Laurie, violin
6-Edna Levy, soprano
6:20-D. Hall, Child Verse
6:40-Constance Veitch. cello
NEGRO Art Group hour
11-Cassese's Entertainers
New Britain herald., 1928-12-01

lECathedral Hour (New York;
5-Musicale
5:3O-Vesper Service
6-Instrumental program
6:30-Newscasting
S:4O-"Amos n Andy"
6:50-News and weather
7-Evening service
S:30-La Palma concert hour
s-Noran and Mack
l0-De Forest Audions concert en-
semble
f0:30-Come to the Fair
l1-News
New Britain herald., 1928-12-01
SATURDAY
NEW ENGLAND STATIONS

s00-WTlC, Railroads.&c.
l:15-Leland Stanford Army foot
ball game from Yankee Stadium
s-Walter Damrosch with National
orchestra
Slew White organ recital
s:s0-The Williamsburg Saenger-
bund German Male Chorus
l0-Lalais Dor dance orchestra
11-Correct time
11:O1-Dance orchestra. Norm Clou-
tier, director
11:30-News and weather report
ss0-WBZ, sprinsaeld-S0s
S-Weather report
S:ol-Organ recital, Arthur Clifton
6:30-Football results
S:35-Little Symphony orchestra-
Clarence Turner, director
News and chimes
7:o6-Statler dance orchestra
E:30-McEnelly's dance orchestra
s:30-Three Boy Scouts In Africa by
Dick Douglas
s:+5-sam Hartman, xylophonist
9-Herbert's THE Red Mill
lU-COffect time
10:01-Sportograms
10:06-Statler orchestra
1l-News and weather
1cSO-WNAC, Boston-244
1:45-Boston College Holy Gross
football game from Fenway Park
Tied and His Gang
6-Perley Breed and His orchestra
6:15-Better Business Bureau
6:25-Newscast sting
6:3O-Joe Rines and orchestra
News
7:11-"Amos m Andy"
7:25-Morey Pearl and orchestra
7:50-Personalities in the news
S-WNAC Players In 'Tommy's
Brides"
s-Broadcast through WEAN
10-Karl Rhodes and his orchestra
11-News
11:10-Billy Mcbride and orchestra