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The Washington times., 1928-01-30
NEARBY STATIONS

wOR-Newark-71O
SIS p. m.--Children'B Hour.
p. m.-Commodore Orchestra.
32S p. m.-Krueger'a Lieders.
2 .. m.-MusicaI Album.
10 p. m.-Captivator's Orchestra.
IL p. m.-Dance Orchestra.
WABC-New YorI-S70-30s
p. m.-Schwartz Home Makers.
. p. m.-Musical Program.
10 p. m.-Waldorf Astoria Orchestra.
IL p. m.-Club Manager Hour.
1880 p. m.-Leonard's Orchestra.
WEAF-New YOrIx-61O-402
p. m.-Fallon's Orchestra.
p. m.-Waldorf Astoria Music.
Organization; President Coolidge.
$3.50 D, ma. & p. Gypsies.
$3.50 p. m.-General Motors Party.
1880 p. m.-Moon Magic.
II p. m.--Lopez Orchestra.
WHN-New YOrk-76O-394.5
p. m.-Dance Orchestra.
p. m-Varied program.
II p. m.-vaudeVille; Orchestra
~ p. m.-Cotton Club Orchestra.
WJZ-New YOrI-66O-454
p. m.-Hotel Manager Orchestra.
s:45 p. m.-Government Business Or
ganization; President Coolidge.
$3.50 p. m.-Roxy and His Gang.
p. m.-Riverside Hour.
10 p. m.-Russian String Quartet.
1880 p. m.-Entertainers.
IL p. m.-Slumber Music.
WLWL-New YOFk-81O37O
p. m.-St. Johns Law College hour.
$500 p. m.-Concert orchestra.
6:45 D. m.-"Law You Should Know"
p. m-Newman Club hour.
WCAU-Philadelph
p. m.--This and That Revue.
$3.50 p. m.-Hotel Pennsylvania Or
chestra.
p. n.-Mifflen Merryma kers
1880 p, m.-Instrumental trio; vocal.
p. m.-Hornung Orchestra.
p. m.-Columbia network.
II p. m.-club Madrid Orchestra.
WPG-Atlantic CIty-11OO-272.0
1908 p. m.-Dinner music; talk.
p. m.-Concert program.
9:15 p. Nam basador Concert Or
chestrA.
10 p. m.-studio program; Irish en-
teFtainers.
1890 p. m.-AIl-Time Grotto Band.
1880 p. m.-Silver Slipper Orchestra.
WBAL-BaltimOre- Pc.
p. m.--Sandman Circle.
$3.50 p. m.-Dinner orchestra,
GAS p. m.--WJZ program.
$40 p. m.--The Melodeers.
. p. m.-RiVersids hour; recital
10 p. m.-Dancs orchestra.
The Washington times., 1928-01-30
By GARDNER MACK
LOCAL PROGRAMS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

e.46 m.-Tower health exercises
from National Broadcasting studios.
e. 1. INCARCERATION morning devo-
lions. National Broadcasting feature
s:fS q. m.-Parnassus Trio. National
Broadcasting feature
$50 =. m.--cheeriO. National Broad
casting feature.
Ia - 11:55 a. m.-Dr. Royal 8. Cope
land hour and Radio Household In
stitute, from National BroadcastsnS
studios.
1855 a. m.-ArlIngton time signals.
"a noon-Farm flashes prepared by
the United States Department OF Agrl-
Ia.Io u m.-organ recital from the
Homer L. Kilt studios.
.. m.-Archie slater and his Lotus
Restaurant Orchestra from the Lotus
tn .. m.-"Keeping Fit" Health
service Bureau: Parnassus Trio; Mana
Francis Holmes. reader; MAMMALIAN
Trio: the Afternoon PAYER ana 5"D
q 3. m.-Peoples Home Hour. cour-
tesy OF Peoples Drug store.
$40 o. m-Moti0n Picture Guide.
s:45 8, m.-Semi-annuaI meeting OF
the Business Organization Of the Gov.
eminent. Addresses by the President
of the United States ana Gen. n. "a.
Lord, director of the budget. Music
B b from Continental Memorial
$50 D. m.-Howard correct time,
from N. B. G.. studios -.
$50 D. m.-GeneraI Motors Family
Party. from N. 3. c. studios.
1880 p. MI. 3. weather forecast
Paradls Band. from lie Paradis Cafe.
WRHF-WasllingtO n-322
- =. Rr..t".t %spu Tan Ms, p.tty
1850 4. m.--Half hour Of music.
il a. m.-Adyertisers Period.
$3.50 p. m.--"The Land OF Nod
$50 .. m.-washInston National
Opera Company presentation, Maxine
Snavely. soprano; George Beuchler
baritone: Adolph Turner. baritone, and
$3.50 .. m.-Thomas' Half Hour Of
L-WashIngton-242
IL m.-'Brunswick Panatrohs. Pop
D. m.-'.Nsws Flashes from our
Times Herald studio. -
Novelties" Girls Jazz orchestra, Rita
p. m.-"The safety and Comfort of
the New Car" talk prepared by
Ru0OiPu 0OSCS 04AONSVAS wa
$40 .. m.-carl caul popular bari
tone, In late hits.
$3.50 D. m.-Dance program by 1.-THE
Carrollites," presented by the Carroll
$40 .. m.Icaieb o'connor. in a pro-
gram of tho Spoken Word.
9:50 D. Instantly William Bell. in
popular songs. accompanied by Mrs.
Briska J. Jones'
1915 D. m.-"I4atest News Flashes
from our Times Herald studio.
WTEE-WaBhingtOn-
1880 p. m.-Romany Ramblers
$3.50 .. m.-Two Blackbirds, BArco
S:45 p. m.-Gsorge B. whesloek;
stories
D. m.-'This Old World" q. c.
Alexander.
9:15 p. m.--Jimmy Rogers
$3.50 p. m.-Half hour Of music, Chris
Jensen school OF Music, direction OF Ray
Whorley.
10 p. m.-Robert De Bruce Chapter
Order OF De Molay.
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BEST PROSPECTS

$50 p. m.-washington National
Opera presentation, Washington
). m.-Glse club ana orchss-
ira. Richmond W es,ES ,,.,.a.....
Baltimore, wBAL (2s5).
1902 p. m.-Musical program by
the Pennsylvsnia male quartet
with John v. Lyon, Xylophonist-
Philadelphia (34s.2).
CHAIN PROGRAMS
s p. m.-Waldorf.Astoria Dinner
Music, New York, WEAF, <WRCs
WEEP, wcAE. WTAG.
4 6:45 p. m.-Semi-annual meeting
OF the business organization Of the
Government: speakers. President
: VIC. WEI Wd7. W Wds, W WcAE.
.wTAM, WV WsAI. WGN. KeD.
voc. WHO. WDAF. KYOO,
KDKA, wLW, WAR. KYW,
KwK, WFAA, WIS, WSM, WSB,
WBT, wBz. WBZA. WBAL.
$50 p. ma. and p. eypsies.
wGY. wcAE, wTAM. WWJ, WsAI,
WHO. WDAF, KsD, WGN; Roxy
and His Gang. New York, WIZ,
WBZ WBzA, VIDAL, WHAM,
KDKA, XIV, WIT, wsM. KWK.
wJR.
>. n.-Riversids program, Chi
caso, WIZ. WBAP, WBZ. WBZA,
VIDAL -WHAM, KDKA, wHAS,
WFAA. wJR, WLW, KWK, KYW,
WREN, WRHM, WIT, KVOO.
VINO, WSB.
$3.50 p. m.-General Motors Fam
fly Party. New York, WEAF, WRCs,
WEI, VITO, WAR, WTAG,
WSCH, WILT. WGY, WGR, WCAE,
WTAM. WV, WSAI, KSD, WGN.
WCCO, woo, WHO WOW, WDAF,
WHAG, WSM, WSB, WHIT. WAX,
wTAfJ, KVoO, WFAA: Rise and
Shine. New York. WIZ, WBz,
WBZA, WREN, KVOO, WFAA,
I KDKA, KYW. wJR, KWK.
1880 o. m.-Moon Magic, New
York. wEAF. wcsH, wGY, WcAE,
WV, KsD, WHO. WEBB, WOW,
KFOO, WFAA.
II p. m.-Vtncent Lopez and His
Orchestra, New York. wEAF,
VITO, WCSH, WCAE, WSAI, KSD,
WHO, WOW. VINO.
DANCE MUSIC
$3.50 p. m.-The carrollites,
washington wMAL CAD.
10 .. m.-Dance program 1.-THE
Marylanders." Baltimore, VIDAL
1880 D. m.-Le Paradis orches-
ira. Washington WRC (4ss).
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SILENT STATIONS
KFDM, KIDS. wOAI, wos,
wHAD, wEBJ, WGBs, WIP, WIFI,
wBOQ, WAN, WCAP, XIII.

WRVA-RIchmOnd-I
D. m.-Glee Club and Orchestra.
D. m.-Virginia History.
$40 .. Morgan; Features.
ii p. n.-Hotel Richmond Orchestra.
WIP-Philadelphia-
$3.50 .. m.-Coogan's Dance Orchestra
ID m-Uncle Wip's roll call.
Observation-Disclosures
6:46 p. m.-WEAF program.
WEEI-BOstO n-82O- 1855
$3.50 o. m.-WEAF program.
1890 p. m.-Air cruise; Lido Venice
1i:O6 .. m.-Radio review; orchestra;
WBZ-sprIngfieId--s
p. m.-Musical program.
10 D. m.-Real estate law.
1885 p. m.-Andrew's TroubadourS.
KDKA-PittsbuFgh-
6:15 o. m.-Little Symphony.
6:46 p. m.--WJZ Program.
ttSburgh-65O-461.S
$3.50 p. m.-WEAF Program.
1880 D. m.-Maggio's Orchestra.
IL o. rn.--WEAF Program.
WTAM-Cleveland- 399.s
$3.50 .. m.-WEAF program.
1850 p. m.-Memory's Garden.
Observation-Disclosures
D. m.-String Ensemble.
Q ., m.-Health talk; guitar
s:16 .. m.-Public auditorium fights.
1880 p. Observation-Disclosures; Woods Pt-
Observation-Disclosures
$40 p. m.-WEAF Program.
WMAK-BuffalO-56O
$3.50 D. m.-Musicale.
3 D. m.-Columbia Network.
II p; m:-Taik; Joyland Orchestra.
3 p. m.--Kingtaste Music Hour.
3. m.-Columbia Network.
WWJ-DetrOlt-s5O- 362.S
1:3o p. m.-WEAF Program.
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ROMPING AROUND THE RADIO DIALS|
Educational Films to Be
Shown at Central High

Az an extra feature Of the presen-
tation OF Department OF Agricul.
ture educational films at Central
High School, at 8 p. M, tomorrow
the Maryland University Glee Club
and the United States Marine Band
Orchestra are announced, with
special numbers promised by DIR.
Homer G. House, director of the
collegians.
The films scheduled for showing
are "The Forest-and Health, {"
This Little Pig Stayed at Home. I"
Battling Airplane VS.. Kid Bug"
and "Old Jake Wakes Up"
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I D BROADCAST
BUDGET TALK

President Calvin Coolidge and the
business OF running the Govern.
ment will occupy the attention Of
stockholders in the United States
through their loud speakers this
evening. At 6:45 nationwide
broadcast of the semi-annua1 bust.
ness meeting OF government depart
ment and bureau chiefs to be held
in Continental Memorial Hail.
washington. President Coolidge will
address the gathering and incl
dentally, through the microphone.
inform the people of the United
States as to how the Treasury
stands the strain of Congress and
other drainage. Gen. Herbert M.
Lord, Director OF the Budget, will
outline the new budget and the
United States Navy Band. directed
by Lieut.. Charles Benter, will sup
ply q. coating Of melody that will
easier to take.
The business meeting of the PEG;
pie Of the United States, by radio.
will interfere rather sharply with
some of the evening entertainment.
Roxy. for instance. being completely
eliminated from the WRC broadcast.
But half an hour of him and the
Russian Cathedral Choir which he
ls featuring, will be heard by the
other WIZ associates. Before the
budget meeting: however. the Peo-
pies Home Orchestra will have en-
tertained wRC listeners and after it
the A. and p. aggregation will be
heard singing songs and playing
music for the enjoyment OF the
people OF Connecticut, who have
contributed to the profits that make
the weekly concert possible.
BEN BERNIE
MOTORS STAR
Ben Bernie will have charge of
the conduct Of General Motors az
fairs this evening when 1t starts
operating on the vsrious wave
lengths WEAF serves ct $3.50 o'clock.
Bernie is to do q bit Of orchestrating
himself, it il understood, and viii
introduce the other features. includ-
ing Grace Hayes, musical comedy
star, the Joe Green novelty orchestra
and Pat Conway's concert band. The
LIE Paradis Band will conclude the
WIZ entertainments lOE IHt' SNShAh6
with half an hour of dance music.
A concert of operate music comes
from WRHF beginning at $50 when
the Albion National Opera Company
soloists greet their friends These
will include Maxine Snavely, sop.
rano; Rosa Polio, mezzo-soprano;
George Boucher. baritone and
Adolph Turner, baritone. In the
WMAL schedule the Novellettes, an
orchestra Of young women, comes
first with a dance program at 7:15.
There will be a talk on the safety
and comfort Of the automobile by
Rudolph Jose, at : o'clock, another
dance program by the Carroliites at
$50 and a recital oy Stanley William
Bell, baritone, at $50.
Another of the Riverside programs
from Chicago, will be heard through
the WIZ circuit at o'clock, prob
ably with Isham Jones again direct.
ing his orchestra and another opera
star as guest soloist. The Grotto
Band, which was popular with WPG
listeners last season, starts a new
series Of concerts at the same sta
ton this evening at 1880
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IRISH REPUBLIC MEETING

The American Association Tor the
Recognition of the Irish Republic
will meet tonight at 1905 z st
N. W. to hear Charles Edward
Russell, lecturer. recently returned
from British Isles tour. speak on
"The Irregularities Of the Irish Sit
uation." Sylvester Reilly, president
of the local society. will be chair
man of the session.
The Washington times., 1928-01-30

WGHP-DetrOit-1O
8 D. m-CoIumbia Chain Program.
WJR-DetrOlt-68O-
$40 .. m.--WJZ Program.
WTIC-HaFtford-- $685.
1880 D. m.--Fraco Play Boys.
II .. m.-WEAF Program. =
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APPRENTICE--Fui beauty course. $50.
wallace Beauty shoppe. 31l6 18th 81.
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4 SODA DISPENSER also statesmen, sev-
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Evening star., 1928-03-20
GRAND Jury POLICE
QUIZ IS RESUMED
officers Summoned in Probe
of Charges Resulting From
Transfer Orders.

z. c. Meredith. acting foreman OF
the grand jury. today resumed before
that body the hearing OF witnesses in
connection with the probe into the
charges that Policeman George He'll
muth Of the fourth precinct and Pre-
cinct Detective Arthur Fihelly OF No.
precinct were transferred because Of
their activity in gambling cases. The
inquiry was halted last week after Maj.
HesSe and a number OF other high po-
lice officials had appeared before the
grand jurors.
Among the witnesses summoned for
today's session were Capt c, II. Brem-
erman. Lieut.. w f. Holmes and Sergt.
Bailey OF No. 4. Detectives Carlton Tai
ley. H. T. Ogle Thomas Nally. F. A.
Varney and H. E. Brodie. from head
quarters. and the following policemen
from No. 4: John w Wise. F. A. TruS-
cott and S. F. Gravely w A. Heddons
OF the prohibition unit was also ex-
pected to testify.
Mr. Meredith was not prepared to say
when the report OF the grand jury
would be ready for submission TO the
court. The hearing followed request
from the Gibson committee OF the
House OF Representatives, while Fore
man Martin d. McQuade OF the grand
jury was before the committee TO deny
charges made against him by Hellmuth
and Precinct Detective Cox that ne had
asked them Ito keep their eyes closed
In connection with certain gambling
places. MIR. McQuade has absented HIM
self from the grand jury room during
the hearings in the Hellmuth case and
Acting Foreman Meredith has conduct
ed the inquiry.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
RABBI WISE HITS
'UNWR|TTEN CODE
Asks Repeal of Presidential
Barrier" and Fair Trial
of Prohibition.

Repeal Of the Inwritten law" that
none but PrcteStantS can hold the ofH1ce
OF President. and fair trial" of pro-
hibition WAS urged by Rabbi Stephen
s. Wise of New York president Of the
Jewish Institute OF Religion, at the
weekly luncheon Of the Woman'S Ma
tiona Democratic Club in the organ
ikationS headquarters yesterday.
Speaking on the topic III I Werc
Writing the Platform for 1928" Rabbi
Wise declared that Law enforcement
is not All tSSue for national election ="
The American people do not consider
the eighteenth amendment; either cp-
preSSiye or unjust he said. claiming
that prohibition under sWo Republican
administrations has never had fair
trial"
Whispering against a non-PrcteStant
candidate for President IS y e,otles-
ging violation of article 6, section 3
of the Constitution. the speaker de-
clarcd, The S0-called unwrstten law
that no one shall tx President unless
he is n Protestant must hc abolished. q"
he asserted
Next week II. +. Yoaklsm og New
York. An authority ON farming coOdi-
tons NJ the country. viii teO the club
his ideas regarding platform foy 1928
Tomorrow the members ~ the eluo
Will hear the work of the Wcmen'S ne
latiOnS Division cs the War pepart-
msnt explained nv Miss Anita phipNS
director of that division, at a Lente0
tea IN the clubhouse At I so.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
NORRIS AGAIN ASKS.
|. NEWSPAPER PROBE.
Senator Urges Federal Trade
Body to Investigate Cop
ley Enterprises.
Further discussion OF the newspapers

Further discussion OF the newspapers
owned by Ira e. Copley. former member
Of Congress from illinois. in Illinois and
California took place in the Senate yes
terday. when Senator Norris, Repub-
lican, Of Nebraska. again suggested a
Federal Trade Commission inquiry into
their financing. in connection with the
investigation OF public utilities power
companies
The NebraSkan called attention that
Copley had said in an advertisement
published In one Of his papers that a
3.200 900 bond issue fioated for the
purchase OF two San Diego papers had
been subscribed To by banks and In
vestment houses and he called for an
inquiry Of this along with the sugges-
ton by Copiey that he might soon seek
81 300. 900 for purchase Of additional pa
pers He recalled charges that the
papers were to be used as "defense"
of public utility companies which are
under investigation by the Federal
Trade Commission.
John CallaD OIaughlin. vice presi-
dent Of the Copley Press, Inc. In the ABB
aence OF Mr.. Copiey from the country.
issued statement describing the dec
larations Of Senator Norris as bunk, 50
and late In the day Senator Norris had
read la the Senate "A letter from MIR,
OIaughlin.
Previously. Mr. Norris denied that he
or wills Spauiding Of Springfield. Ill,
whose letter about the Copiey papers
he had read last week had said that
negotiations are now under way for pur-
chase Of the Los Angeles Express He
said Mr. Bpaulding had said negotia-
tions had been under way and he read
telegram from the owners OF the Ex-
press stating that C0pley had sought
once 10 buy stock IN the paper, but that
he had not purchased any.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
OHIO WESLEYAN DEBATE
WITH A. u. ENDS IN TIE
Judges Split on Merits OF Discus
sion Between College
Teams.

A tie vote Of two to two among the
judges resulted last night In the inter-
collegiate debate between Ohio Wesleyan
University and American University, at
Hurst Hall on the A U. campus.
American U. defended the affirma-
tive OF the question: Resolved, that
American private investments In foreign
countries should not be given military
protection by the United States Gov
eminent" while the visitors took the
negative.
The Ohio debaterS were. Paul Ander-
son. Bernard Mercer and Philip Ebe-
ling, while the local team consisted of
Hugh Speer. Blake ESpey and Roland
Rice. The judges were Representative
John c. Ketcham of Michigan. Dr.. JOY
Elmer Morgan. editor OF the National
Education Association Journal: Or.
Arthur j. Klein. chief OF the division
OF higher education, United States
Bureau OF Education, and J. Austin
Stone. attorney.
DR.. Lucius c. Clark. chancellor of
American University. presided. Arthur
S. Flemming. A. L. debating coach.
graduated last year from Ohio
Wesleyan. where he had been n MEM
Der OF the debating team.
Evening star., 1928-03-20
SOVIET ASKS e. 9. AID.
Litvinof Seeks American Help in Get
ting Action on Peace Pact.

GENEVA. Switzerland. March 20
LP9.-RuSSis yesterday appealed 10 the
United States TO Join It IN forcing
immediate action on the Soviet proposal
for total disarmament within four years.
The appeal was made before the
preparatory committee for a GiSaTIra-
nent conference by Maxim Iityiro1f.
head of the Russian delegation.
NJ Litviroff. after attacking the
methods being followed by the League
and demanding immediate public de-
bate on the Russian plan. alluded 20
the proposals OF Secretary OF state Ksl-
logg for the outlawry OF var and then
added:
The Soviet delegation feels author
lied 20 count upon the support Of the
delegation OF the Government which Is
intervening az the present moment with
q proposal 10 prohibit all wars.
The sincerity Of thar proposition
could not be emphasized more per
SuaSively than By adherence 70 the
Soviet project for disarmament no.
only with view 10 moral prohieitton
but 70 destruction Of the possibility c;
making war
AS armed forces exist for no ctlis-
purpose than 70 make var and as the
would be perfectly useless were Y rrc-
hieite6. II would appear consistent; a-c
logical II the Government n cUeSf,or
supported our proposals"
Evening star., 1928-03-20
HUSBAND DENIES GOLF
lNTERFERES WITH HOME
A. J. La covey Answers Suit ot
Wife-Says He Left House
With Her Consent.

August J. Ia Coyey. ssnploys % ths
Interior Department. who VAS accused
by his wife. Mrs. Florence =, IA Covsy.
ot spending al his leisure time on tAs
golf links 10 the neglect Of herself and
child, today filed his answer in he Dis
tyict Supreme Court, denying the
charges.
Ia Covey states tha, ne has neyv-
permitted golf playing - interfere w,.a
his business or with the con6Uc. O. the
home. but that as the result ~ months
ot wranSl,ug he and his wife decided
20 live apart, and February - Ne lety
the house IN which they were living.
with her consent He AYERS tAst n,S
wife Is ~ an extremely nervous GlSg>cSl-
ton. The charges of mental cruelty are
denied by Ia Ccvey
hsStice Hitr signed ar order III this
case awarding Mrs, Ia Coyey $50 tc-
the SSppor, of herself and child. ps0S-
Ing her SI!t sor separation. Attorney
RAYMOND NeUdecSeT appears On eeAsI
ot the husband