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Evening star., 1928-12-17
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY

OUIOOING SIEAMEASs
SAILING TODAY.
'is-Plymouth and Havre.
.senland-World cruise.
SAILING TOMORROW.
ance-West Indies cruise.
an-Para, ManaoS. Maranham, Ceara,
ernambuco and Natal.
.AILING WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 10.
inthia--West Indian cruise.
shamheau-Havre
TIA Marta--Kingston, Cristobal, Carta-
ena. Puerto Colombia and Santa Marta.
nanIlcEConh' Plymouth. Cherbourg and
a--san Juan. La Guayra, Puerto Cabello,
curacao and Maracaibo.
5a-Kinaston
n Sebastien Elcano-Barcelona.
Victoria-Hamilton.
Caval-Grenada, Trinidad and George
own.
SAILING THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20.
anconia-West Indies cruise.
esident Polk-World cruise
nta Maria-Cristobal, Callao and Vail
1araiso.
ttgart-Cherbourg and Bremerhaven.
lmo-San Juan and Santo Domingo City.
Kico-Havana, Progreso and Vera Cruz.
ierican Farmer-London.
on-Hamilton.
iti-St. Thomas
SAILING FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2l.
lazone-San Juan and La Guayra.
trea-Cape Haiti, Port de Paix, Gonaives
lnarRo-HasSau.
Ympic-Cherbour and Southampton.
lguaya-Eassau.
vorita-Kingston.
SAILING SATURDAY. DECEMBER "a.
conia-Cobh and Liverpool
rania-Plymouth, Havre and London,
Iaia-Oran, Piraeus. Salonica, Constanti-
lople, Halfa, Alexandria and Marseille
lert Ballin-Cherbourg, Southampton and
hamburg.
lngoiia-Hayana, Cristobal and San Fran
cisco.
rto Rico-San Juan.
lamares-Havana, Cristobal and Port
bimon.
gives-Santiaeo. Kingston, Puerto Cas-
lila, Tela, Puerto BarrioS and Belize.
ooney-Havana.
acknowledgements, Boulogne and Lon
don.
Standardization.
erissa-St. Johns and Halifax.
tuania-Copen and Danzig.
Honso XIII-Corunna.
uron-Puerto Plata. San Pedro de Macoris
and Santo Domingo City.
sla-Pucrto Castillo and Tela.
SAILING MONDAY. DECEMBER 24.@a
Eneen Port an Prince and CristohaL -
Evening star., 1928-12-17
BANDITS ROB BATH HOUSE.
Masked Men Get $3,5Oo-Five Ar
rests Follow.

rests Follow.
PHILADELPHIA, December II R.-
Five robbers, wearing masks. invaded
a Russian bathhouse at 317 Monroe
street yesterday. while 200 patrons were
in the place, and looted the safe of
$4,000 in cash and jewelry valued at
$1,000.
Two hours later police raided a house
on South Fifth street and, after a run
ming pistol battle on the roof, arrested
five men on suspicion. One of the pris-
onerS was Samuel Shorty" Feldman,
recently released on bail in connection
with the shooting to death of Hughie
McLoom and Daniel O'Leary. alleged
gangsters, whose Staying brought about
the special grand jury investigation of
bootleggerS and their rackets. All were
held without bail, charged with hold
up at point of gun and robbery"
Most of the bathhouse patrons were
sleeping when the robbers entered the
office on the first floor, and Abe Kratch-
man, the proprietor, was on an upper
floor
Evening star., 1928-12-17
AUTO ENGULFED, 3 DIE.
Woman and Two Young Children
Drown Near Fort Worth.

FORT WORTH. Tex, December II
'P).-Mrs. John Janacek and her two
hildren-Alfred, S, and Joe, 2-were
'rowned last night when waters from
ne swollen Big Fossil Greek, near here,
'ashed the Janacek automobile from
he roadbed and engulfed it. Mr.. jana
* escaped unharmed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
French FACTORIES
UP TO CAPACITY
Busiest Session in Last 10
Years Is Seen-Skilled
Labor Scarce.
by ]. G. ROYLE.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PARIS, September 19.--The fac
tories of France are buster today than
they have been for 10 years. THIS
statement was made to the writer By
A. De Touef, general manager of one OF
the leading French electric companies,
who Is in intimate touch with indus
trial centers in all parts Of the republic.
Not only is there practically no unem-
ployment. but there Is an actual short
age of skilled workers.
Efforts to secure skilled artisans from
other countries have not proved success
full and consequently industrial execu-
tives are either training their cwn men
or installing machinery, which will per-
nit the work to be done by unskllled or
semi-skilled employees.
Domestic Needs High.
Much of the production of the va
rious plants Is going to fill domestic
needs. Some manufacturers are turn
ing down foreign orders. The improve
nlert, according to NJ. De Touef, IS
about IL per cent as compared with last
years industrial activity, measured in
the consumption of power
The margin Of profit in most indus
tries Is extremely small and competition
is severe. Taxes amount to approxi-
mately Ia per cent on industrial pro-
duction. and French producers are
anxiously awaiting the fate Of the social
insurance measures, which. If passed.
would add 8 per cent to the taxation
account. This. many fear. would re-
duce profit margins to the vanishing
point
Frances balance OF trade Is In her
favor Exports, with the exception OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
CAR IcADrNGs LESS.

Loading of revenue freight for the
week ending September totaled 99l,-
042 cars which. because OF the observ-
arlce OF Labor day. was decrease of
125.906 cars below the preceding weeks
freight movement.
This. however. the American Railway
Association announces. was an increase
of 1,243 cars over the same week in
1927.
Miscellaneous freight loadings for the
week ending September 8 totaled $685.
233 cars, an increase of 1882 over the
corresponding week last year; coal
loading was 156,3o3. decrease. 1892:
grain and grain products. 57.872; in
crease, 219; live stock. 28.919; increase.
10: loading Of merchandise in less
than carload lots. 230.816: decrease.
1904; forest products. $3.50: decrease,
4150; ore, 60.573: increase, 6,433; coke,
0B42: increase, 1875.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received BY priv.ts W1rs Direct T. The star Once

Following Is . list Of stocks and
bonds traded in on the new York Curb
Market today:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
NEW HIGHS SET
ON CURB EXCHANGE
Rumor Linking Royal Baking
in Deal Brings 25.Point
Gain.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
NEW YORK. September ls.-Despits
irresularity In many directions. new
high records we're again marked up
today In the Curb Market in the issues
selected for leadership.
Royal Baking Powder was a feature
advancing Is points to 2ss, only to
lose ell the Improvement later. It's
activity revived rumors that the COM
pany Is likely to play prominent part
in the negotiations of Postum Co. Tor
ACQUISITION of new properties. Safeway
stores At Sos recorded a new high for
a gain of IS points. Buying was based
on the expected acquisition OF an addi-
tional Western chain.
Croker Wheeler at new hlgn OF
ITO compared with the previous fnal
of 81, Because of the gossip concern
ing possible merger of Baldwin Loco
motive and Westinghouse Electric, 1t
was thought that this company might
be included in the deal
British Interests Active.
Speculative activity again conferred In
a number of stocks in which British
interests are known to be animated.
Marconi Wireless of London, class B.
went to new high, and Marconi co.
of Canada showed a gain. Rumors
that both companies were to figure IN
the gigantic merger now being worked
out In London was the basis for the
demand. Another favorite was the low
priced Intercontinent Petroleum.
New high records were reached oy
Pirely Wiggly, up almost points;
Grant Motors, up more than point,
and Bristol-Myers. up almost points.
notwithstanding that 1t was selling eX
the 81 quarterly dividend. Raybestos
went into new high ground, responding
with q rise of more than points 10
reports of large incoming orders.
Sharp upward movements In speciality
favorites were recorded during the
early curb trading.
Fovai Baking Powder shares took
sudden Jump to 2S5. 1t was reported
that this company is included In the
Postum Co. negotiations for acquisition
of new properties, but there has neen
nothing oficial to verify these ~umors.
Durant Motors crossing 1914 reacneo
a new high for the year on neavy
turnover and Raybestos, responding 10
reports of new contracts. moved forward
2 points further to fresh top. the up
ward movement kept on in Safeway
stores and Piggy Wiggly went IN 10
new high ground above AZ.
United States Gypsum gained Almost
q points. 1t was announced Inst the
COMPANY plans to erect $1.25o,0oo
plant In Philadelphia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19

Jewels, have been higher by about II
per cent than In the corresponding
period of 1927.
Money for industrial expansion and
for commercial needs Is flowing In freely
from domestic sources since the stabil-
ization of the franc.
The automobile plants, the steel mills.
the paper mills and the rayon factories
are all working now at top speed ana
the upward swing of the power con-
sumption curve seems likely to continue
for a long time to come unless some
untoward development in finance or
taxation checks it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
CANADIAN BANKS MERGE.

TORONTO. September 10 90
Shareholders yesterday approved the
merger of the Canadian Bank OF Com.
merce and the Standard Bank OF
Canada. The agreement must now be
approved by the governor general In
council at Ottawa before the consolida-
ton can be effected.
The Bank of Commerce has an
authorized capital of S25.000.000 and
issued shares of S20.000,000. The
Standard Banks outstanding capital Is
S4,823,400. Under the agreement the
Bank of Commerce is to acquire the
Standards assets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
Firm Plans Melon.

NEW YORK, September 10 R).--
Stockholders of New York Title g.
Mortgage Co. will vote October 10 on
an increase OF $4,000 shares In author
be offered at 5000 share, one share
for each three held. An extra divi-
dend of per cent and quarterly divi-
dend of per cent were authorized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO, September 10 P.--But-
ter-Iower: receipts. 5,974 tubs; cream
ery extras. As; standards. 45hs; extra
firsts. 45a4SI2; firsts, 43a44; seconds,
4ia42t2. 90.
Eggs = Unchanged: receipts, 4,3s6
eases.
Poultry-Alive, weak: receipts. 8 cars;
fowls. 18a2S: Springs, 27l2: ROSTERS,
"a; Spring ducks, "a; geese, Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
Storm Damage Less.

NEW YORK, September 19\ R).--
Damage to properties of the Fajardo
Sugar Co. in Porto Rico from the West
Indian hurricane Is less than was first
reported. Estimated cane loss on all
and 30 per cent. Three centrals Of the
United Porto Rican Sugar Co. suffered
severely. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
SHEET STEEL SALES.

NEW YORK, September 10 P.-
August sales of sheet steel were 254, 3e7
net tons and production 329,396 tons,
the National Association of Flat Rolled
Steel Manufacturers reports Total ship.
ments were 32469l TONS unified ton.
mage on September l was 498,023 tons,
with 102.s25 tons of finished stock on
hand awaiting shipment Approximate
In stock. unsold. was 5l,636 tons. Hot
mills in the United States totaled 721,
with capacity for August of soc, 900 tons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19

Imaninary Conversations.
Mother-That, Johnny, is picture Of
heaven.
Johnny-Well, where's the protective
tariff ?--St Louis Post Dispatch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19

NEW YORK. September 10 R.--
Stocks irregular: Atlantic Refining
jumps q points to record figure. Bonds
irregular; coppers active. Foreign ex-
changes mixed: italian lire at new
1923 low: yen drop IL points. Cotton
higher: too much rain in East belt
Sugar easy; lower spot prices. Coffee
quiet.
CHICAGO.-Wheat Arm; better ex-
pert demand. Corn steady; frost re-
ports Southwest. Cattle steady to low
err. Hogs weak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
American Chain Shows Loss.

NEW YORK. September 10 To-
American Chain Co., Inc. and sub
salaries In America report profit OF
S408.98S for the frst half Of 1928. but
after deducting depreciation charges,
Of $527,121 In the first half Of 1927.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
CALL MONEY RATE.

NEW YORK, September 10 tP).-Call
money strong; high, 8l2; low z; ruling
rate, z: closing bid, ga: time loans.
firlner: mixed collateral, 5000 days, 7;
paper. SLASH. Bankers acceptances
unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19
Kinney Co. Shows Gain.

NEW YORK. September 10 t49.-Net
income of the G. r Kinney Co. for the
half year was s297,633. against 1921 .015
in the first half of 1927. Total net
sales were $685. 1913, an increase Of s.22
ytAr rent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-19

~ you do not believe that ice cream can be made
of real rich cream, real Cuban cane sugar, real
fruit or a natural favoring and sold at no extra
cost-we offer this suggestion:-
Come to any of the Breyer plants in Philadelphia,
Newark or New York. Well let you see and taste
the actual cream, sugar, fruit and favorings that
are used in making Breyers Ice Cream"
Evening star., 1928-01-03
MRS. ANNIE c. WHITNEY
DIES AT FORT DUPONT
Funeral Services Here Tomorrow
for Widow of Former Bu-
reau Chief.

Mrs. Annie Gushing Whitney, G.
years old widow Of Milton Whitney.
former head of the United States Bu-
reau Of Soils, died suddenly of heart
disease at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Rober: T.. Coughlin Fort Dupont
Del. Sunday night. Mrs. Whitney
who resided at 25 Holt place, Takoma
Park. was visiting her daughter for
the holidays.
She was born at Hayre de Grace
Md. and came to Washington about "a
years ago and has since resided at
Takoma Park. Her father, Rev. Will
liam Chauncey LanGdon. was one Of
the organizers of the local Y. NJ. G.. A.
Mrs. Whitney was a member of the
Daughters of the American Revolu.
ton and the Womcn's Auxiliary of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars. She also
was active In church work at Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church. Takoma
Park, being especially interested in the
Daughters of the King
Besides Mrs. Coughln she is sur.
NIved hT four sons, Courtney Whitney
OF the philippine Islands and Milton
Walter J.. and Alden II. Whitney OF
Takoma Park.
Funeral services will he held tomor.
row afternoon at . o'clock at Trinity
=. r. Church. Rev. Christian NJ
Young, pastor. will officiate. Burial
viii be In Rock Creek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-01-03
Tenth of Bridge
Hands Broadcast
By WRC Tonight

The tenth Of the series OF ra-
diO auction bridge games will
he broadcast tonight by WRC.
The contestants are Mrs.
Florence {. Douglass Of Pitts.
burgh, ". =. Fire4tOne of
Cleveland. Milton &. Work and
Wilbur {. Whitehead Of New
York.
The advance hands for the
game follow:
Mrs. Douglass. "SoutI,." the
dealer. hOlts--Spades, o, 3;
Hearts. X. }. 10. =. 6, 4: Dia-
nl0nds, X. j. 3; Clubs, A, 6.
Mr.. Firestone. West" holds:
Spades, X. q, J, 10. g: Hearts,
p: Diamonds, Q, 6, 2; Clubs, .,
Z. s. 2.
Mr.. Work. NORTH" holds:
Spades, 3, 5. 4; Hearts. 3, 2;
Diani0nds. A. q, J, 3; Clubs, X,
q. J.8.
Mr.. Whitehead. East" holds:
Spades. A. I. .: Hearts. 4. q, ),
3: Diamonds, :, ), 5: Clubs, 10,
4. 3.
Evening star., 1928-01-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Radio FOruI,
els MctcrS).

'7l1 pm. News flashes.
7:30 p,m.--Jack Harris in popular
songs.
7+5 pm. THE Farm Girls Debut.
by Miss Dorothy Emerson.
8 PM Dance program by Maurice
liarmon's Mirador Orchestra
. pm High Lights in American
History" by John ClaGett Proctor,
historian. permanent committee on
marking points of historic interest.
go pms. Dallas Tucker, tenor,
accompanied by Ethel West.
9:3a p.m.-Musical program under
the direction of Paul Edward CARRIER.
10 p.m.-"IFacts and Follies of the
Thoater." by Colby Hartman.
1920 pm. lee Cronican. pianist.
1880 y Radio Movie Club. fea.
turing the Seven Accordionsts. the
Nanhatters Quartet of harmonicas:
Wesley Eddy. novelty entertainer: Lee
troniCan. pianist; Dorothy Wilson
iIalhaCh. contralto. and others.
1880 pm. Latest news flashes.
Evening star., 1928-01-03
GETS LONG TERM IN JAIL.
Colored Man Sentenced for Carry
ing Weapons and Threats.

A sentence of two years and six
months in Jail was imposed upon
Phillip j. Lewis, colored. Yesterday
ny Judge Robert T.. Mattincly. in
Police Court. following conviction on
charges Of carrying concealed weap-
ons, an intent to use and assault,
Lewis was charged with an assault,
on Elsie Lewis. colored, OF 2fts Ninth
street. He was arrested hv Policeman
". ID. Rodgers Of the eighth precinct.
and WAS given n wear in jail and a
fine of $500. or another year. in de
fault Of payment on the count NJ
carrying concealed weapons with IN.
tent tn use. and was fined another
$500 or six months in default on the
assault charge
Evening star., 1928-01-03
81 RUM CONVICTIONS.

As an aftermath Of New Year cele-
brations 81 persons were convicted of
intoxication before Judge John +.
Mcmahon in Police Court yesterday.
OF these the ma iority received fines
from $15 10 &25, or. in default. 30 to
80 days in Jail. The personal bonds
Of a few we're taken. The most So
vc"c penalty was 500 or 90 days i'm.
posed on an old offender.
Evening star., 1928-01-03
SUES FOR MAINTENANCE.

Mrs. Frieda II. Perlmuttor Of
Odessa, Russia, today, through Attor-
ncr Crandal Mackey, flied suit in the
District Supreme Court for mainte
Perlmutter, n grocer at 70l | street
southeast. The Russian woman tells
the court she was deserted in 1909
by her husband, who cmigrated to
Brazil. He later came TO tho United
states and married Eva Wolf of
Cleveland in 1919. she charges. The
Evening star., 1928-01-03
WKC-Radio Corporation Of America
lSS.I MefprSl

A:3n p.m.--Nenetian Gondoliers
40 pm. Prank Winecar's Orches.
tra.
r.m.-Waldorf-A Astoria Orchestra
$40 pm. Motion Picture Guide.
| G:35 pm.--Waldorf.A Astoria Orches.
| ira.
| Gas p.m.-~Talk by Emma Pcriey
| Lincoln.
pm National League Of Women
| Voters. Addresses by VI. II. Ayles-
worth. president Of the National
| Broadcas;ing CO.. Miss Belle Sherwin,
| president Of the National League of
dore Burton. Ohio: Dean Virginia
GlderS'eeve Of Barnard College and
music ny the paulist Choir.
| s pm.-SeiherlinC Singers.
| $50 pm. .-Scaly Air Weavers.
| Q pm.--torTect time.
/ . pm. .--E.veready Hour.
| 10 p.m.~-Auctiou bridge game.
| 1890 pm. Weather forecast.
| l03o 10 II p.m.-Madrillon and
| Spanish Village Orchestra.
Early Program Tomorrow.
64s al Tower health exercises.
| am Federation morning devo-
! tons
/ Si5 am. parnassus T.io.
$50 IN SIS am - 'heerio.
! 10 a.m.-~Icope,ard Hour.
II am. Betty Crocker home service
i talk.
il.i5 am, Radio H0usehnld Insti
| iute.
l1:3o nm -~NBc fea ure.
| t1:ti am.--NBC q studio program.
ll.5i am. Arlington time signals
! - Farm FlaSfss.
l2I0 pm. Organ recital from the
/ Kit studios,
to u M ~~ Mas flower Orchestra.
! . e~-~~~-e--s-s
Evening star., 1928-01-03
B. F. De Haven. 72, Dies.
cial plsnainh 10 The Star

Spcciai Dlspat"h to The star
WINCHESTER. Va. January s.
The body Of Benjamin +. De Haven.
~ years old. retired -four miller and
undertaken of Gainesboro. Va. who
died Of pneumonia while visiting reia
tives in Martinsburg W. Va. over
New Year. was brought, here hast
night for burial Surviving are 4
sons. daughters. sister and
hrot hefE
Evening star., 1928-01-03
WRHF-imerican RrOadcasting Co.
l2cD MetprSL

6 pm.-~Gcorge SkaddinE and his
Congrcssonals.
G:25 p.m.-~Weekly theatrical review
by Harold Phillips.
! Gas to { p.m,-Skadding and his
ConGrcsSionais continued.
Evening star., 1928-01-03
1927 TAGS BRING FINES
Thirty-Eight Auto Owners Psuef
lied for Disoheying Lav. !.

The total number of persons HnsH
in Police Court for operating their
cars with 1927 tags mounted 10 "a
today. The nine who we're arralgnsA
today pleaded guilty and we're fnAa
81 each. Judge Isaac r.. Hns. who
presided in Traffic Court, postponed for
another day his threat of imposing a
more drastic penalty on those x no
continue IN disregard the warning nv
Mai. Hesse, superintendent ~ poiirs
that motorists rous' leave their auto.
mobiles in the garages until they So.
cure proper license plates
Of the others arrested BY police
each forfeited s. collateral deposits ad
1t the station house.
Evening star., 1928-01-03

30~-Sports Club; orchestra
3O--Personaltics IN music.
As,a-WMAQ,WaJ Chiraso--6:0
: ,n0-~Orsar
.3n--Dinnpr concert
y ,Oo--M Musical program,
IL Guidance music t3 hours).
a"S.3--WLw Cincinnati-;UO
S;l5--Croslcy Ensemble.
N;nn---Conccrt orchestra.
;on--Studln feature.
36I.:-wSM Cincinna,i--s3o
;3o--Studin ntogram
ono--ENcreaty uuur
l0:00--Auction bridge games.
3o9.S--wT\M Clr,cland---;30
S;0o--Seiherling Singers
y un~-Everady hour.
10 no-Auction br,dse games.
:S:.s--WAIU Columbus---i. .0G0
H00--0rthcstra.
5t5t--WFAt p,lIas--35n
0n-ASc,bcrling SINGERS.
3o--Atr Weavers.
IL .o0--Bwdee games.
3:i.s-W0C Da,rnpori.--Soo
educational League Women Voters.
s0o-Sciberiing Singers.
y ob--EN creai y hour.
~ :nU-AuCttun bridge Rames.
333 s--WHO Dcs Moinc.-~-3Go
HN-tfgAu,
10 bN-AuCtiun bridge games
o:3o-DanCe orchestra.
ai09-WCN-WIR Dctrnit--t;S0
:3o--Thc nreamcrs,
u3-Stfom hprG ( Al tson Orchestra.
y u0--General Motors Party.
.o0-Red Apple Club e, hoWsl.
35:.s-WwJ Detroit--s3O
o0--Seihrtllng Singers
y coO--ENctrH V hour.
10 :Qo--AuCilon bridge games
a9o,: :--wBAr Fort wor;h--Gro
y ho-Naried program.
a6I."-WOS jefferson Ci,y--S:0
S.u0--Studiu program.
S;5n--Adtirrss
nl5--NucatIunal Radio school.
3:O."--WDAF Kansas Cu,-S;0
= SO0--Sngers
u 0o--EsereaCy hour
10 tnu-AurtIun bTldge games.
10 ;3o--Serenatic.
"a3.o--WTMJ Milwaukee,, ,0:0
@ ;3o--Musical program.
IN Uu--Autiiun bridge &anns.
:3o-Frohc.
t03."-wCCO Minnrapoli.-St. raui---;t0
3o--F. AMI X. Family.
3o--So0thern sunshine.
" un--ENelca, Y hour.
10 ,Uo~-AuCtlon bridge games,
50s2-WOw omuha-ooo
S.nu--Slngrrs
- .do---PopuIar nldtime music.
~ .no-AuCtIOn hrIdSe g[nies,
to0.s--WOAi san Antouio--60o
10 ;0o-MexIcan Players
3i5.i--k>D NJ. Lous--3I0
= oo--Sel,erng SINGERS.
- 0a-Everrady hour
II .na--Au.;iun h'ifgr games.
~ ,J0--Dance ofrhestras
3isdi-kyOO Tulsa-sG0
0o-SelherinE SINGERS
y ;in-Seaiv Air Wpavefs
.3o-Studo program
3ii.s--wCBD zion--s:o
a;o0--studio ensemble.
WESTERN.
3as0-k0A Den,er--o:o.
2 30~--Farn question hcx
10 tia Rrtdr,r lessons
10 .3u-Dance program
iGS.?-kff Los AnEelrs--GiO.
II 3o~-Auc,ion bridge games.
j" no-EVcrrAliy hour.
:0oa-Retoii tales
ii6 i--.kHJ Los AngpIes--seo.
II 0n---Cay alters
.nDa--Dancs ore hestFa.
33G,9-k>N Io~ AnreIrs--s"0
/" -na--Chinese Theaier
IL ,3oa-Featlrr prngtaH.
3st. .t--kGO HakIand--.so
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- .3ua-~ y H. Z. program.
S0s.a-kI\ Oakiana--5g0
II .nd--~Snerial program.
~ .na-~Dance program
i3t,3-kFRC san Franrisro--66a
- n0--f onrfrt nsust"
.ooa--Dancc music f2 hours>.
4ss.3--kPO san Franrisro-~.t0
iu--~Auettun bridge 2anies
II .0O-E. s. e. program t2 hnufsi
Jso.s--kH0 spokane--siG.
nn--Everesdy program
IL J0--AuetiuD h'lfiEp Eauaes
Evening star., 1928-01-03
Early Program Tomorrow.

10 am. School Lunches for Chill.
drrn.' hy Rctty Brewster.
1880 am. .-Smiths musical.
II to 1870 am. Advertisers half
hour.
Evening star., 1928-01-03
Local Radio Entertainment
Tuesday, January 3, 1928
NAA--Nasl,ington Navy Yard H3i.5
MaiPrSl

3;45 pm.-~Weather Bureau report.
9;sS pm. Arlington time signals.
1905 p.m.-~Weather Bureau report.
Evening star., 1928-01-03

plaintiff asks that she be allowed
sum of money sufficient for her
passage to Washington in addition to
aimonY. The petition is signed hv
her aon. Da vid Terlmuttcr. az at.
tornev in fact for hia fnnth
Evening star., 1928-01-03

Ohio farmers walk on an average
~ miles n month in feeding and car.
in2 for their lie zto~k during tire
Winter. experiments with pedornaters
reveal
Evening star., 1928-01-03
RADIOS BEST OFFERINGS
TONIGHT.
=. r., T.


George SHADING and his Con-
Grcssionais, WRHF, 3.
National League of Women
Voters Hour, WRC and . sta
tions, !.
Stromberg Carlson Hour,
WRC and 4 stations, Z.
Soldering Singers, WRC and
~ stations, :.
Eycrcady Hour. with Joe
Cook, WRC and l8 stations, 9.
Radio Movie Club, \NMAL,
10 80 10 II 80.
Evening star., 1928-01-03
LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
TUESDAY. JANUARY 3, 1923.



the te Of cali letters
Evening star., 1928-01-03

Nava il Indians will not cat fish
Some ancient warshins had is banks
nf oars.
Evening star., 1928-01-03
3ii.8--WI.S Chicasn--s:O

2 :n0---Supper hell program,
q 30---Sports Club; orchestra.
\ 30---Personalitics in music.