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Evening star., 1928-12-22
YULE PARTIES PLANNED.
Eastern Presbyterian Departments
to Meet Wednesday and Thursday.

Christmas parties will be held at
Eastern Presbyterian Church for the
junior department Wednesday from
to pm, and for the beginners and
primary departments Thursday follow
ing Christmas.
At the regular services tomorrow at
IL o'clock the pastor, DR.. Alfred =.
Barrows, will preach q Christmas sers
mon.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
Sermons Are Announced.

Rev. Henry ]. Smith, pastor Pet
worth Baptist Church, announces
Christmas sermons for Sunday, the sub
ject of the morning sermon being 1.-THE
Nature of a Kingdom" In the eve
ming, Fear buried Capacities"
Evening star., 1928-12-22
FOLLOWING THE STAR"
DR.. J. Fl. Hollister Will Preach at
Chevy Chase Church.

DR.. j. Hillman Holster, pastor of the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church, will
preach tomorrow morning at IL o'clock
on Following the Star"
A vesper service will be conducted at
4:30 pm. under the direction of the
Young people of the church school.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
BY REV. HUGH T. STEVENSON.
PAUL'S LAST MESSAGE,
III Timothy. iy.1-18.

FAUL > IAOI MEaOSAIEs
II Timothy, iv.1-18.
Golden Text have fought a
good fight; I have finished the
course; I have kept the faith
II Timothy, iv.7.
Alternative lesson:
THE BIRTH OF CHRIST.
Luke i.1-20.
Golden Text.-There Is born to
you this day in the city of David
a Savior. who is Christ the Lord.
Luke I'LL.
Evening star., 1928-12-22

In Canada persons in the liquor busi-
ness are not admitted to the Orange
Order
Evening star., 1928-12-22
PAGEANT is PLANNED.
"The Birth of Christ" to Be Given
at Temple Baptist Church.

"The King of Kings" is the topic OF
the sermon at Temple Baptist Church
tomorrow morning by the pastor, Rev:
Thomas E. Boorde. The Birth OF
Christ" a pageant by the B. Y. P. u,
will be given at the evening service by
a large cast. This pageant was given at
the meeting of the Federated B. Y. P. U.
of the Columbia Association last Tues
day.
The Christmas cantata will be rem
dered by the members of the Bible
school next Friday night.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
CANDLE CORAL SERVICE.

Program Arranged at Petworth
Methodist Church.
The pastor, Rev. Samuel E. Roses
Christmas message at Petworth M. E.
Church is on Impressions of the Man
ger" at IL am. Early candlelight carols
service Christmas at am. Pastors
mediation, "Christmas-God With Us"
Evening star., 1928-12-22
SUBJECTS ANNOUNCED.

Rev. r. c. Mayhem to Preach on
christmas in the Heart"
Rev. H. C. Mayhem will preach at II
Street Christian Church, Sixth and H
streets southwest. at IL o'clock tornor-
row on Christmas in the Heart" and
at 7:30 pm. the sermon will be "The
Beneficent Gift"
The Christmas entertainment will be
held at the church Wednesday at 1880
pm.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
''"THE CHRISTMAS STAR"

0Es oouu e. 6r1BSS announces
Morning and Evening Subjects.
At Fifth Baptist Church tomorrow
morning DR.. John E. Briggs will preach
on "The Christmas Star" and Gods
Supreme Gift at night.
Representative B. G.. Lowrey will
teach the Berea Bible class Sunday
morning. The Sunday school Christmas
entertainment will be held Thursday
night.
Evening star., 1928-12-22
SHILOH SERVICES.
Birth of Christ Will Be Observe

Birth of Christ Will Be Observed
=. in Pastors Sermons.
20 Shiloh Baptist Institutional Church
has made preparations for the observ-
ance of the advent of Christ. At IL
am. tomorrow DR.. J. M. Waldron, the
pastor, will preach a Christmas sermon
on Preparing the Way of the Lord, or
Making Ready to Receive the Promised
Messiah and at pm. THE Worlds
: Need of a Savior"
ack At 4 o'clock Christmas morning the
pastor will preach a special Christmas
& sermon on THE Birth of Christ"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
BRIIlSH.U. S. AMITY
URGED BY HOWARD
Ambassador Raps Newspapers
Which Exaggerate Minor
Differences.

There Is nothing more important
IMAM the development Of friendship be-
tween England and the United States.
oec!aTed Sir Esrne Howard. British Am
nassador TO the United States. in an adj
Dress at luncheon OF the Washington
round Table in the University Club
yesterday.
Then ne attacked the press. declaring
.hat newspapers Of both England and
the United States at times misrepre-
sented minor differences between the
Two countries.
While expressing hope that the time
"iiI come when it will be safe for ma
IONS 70 cisarm, the Ambassador de-
c!ared ne Is not one Of those pacifsts
who believe IN total disarmament
Dr. z. M Ellison. president Of the
EoQnd Table. who introduced the
Ambassador. declared: England and
America have much In common and are
ge:ling 10 mean more and more 70 each
other"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
LITTLE CHANCE SEEN
FOR IDLE WORKERS
Unemployment Conditions to Con.
tinue. Says Labor Depart.
ment Report.

Little relief ii the unemployment sit
uatloI IN the District OF Columbia is
looked tor during the next 30 DAYS b,
TIE local employment Office. the Labor
Department declared today. Consider
abe unemployment during January has
not oee-2 relieved and there is very
!'ttIe prospect Of there being much i'm
prore!Tent n this situation during the
next 30 70 so days" a Statement; bv the
department said
Several O the large retail establish
fnents have cIIrtaile6 their forces fol-
4o%ang the holiday season while hotel
employment was also curtai!ed Al
though several large building projects
are ancer way, the volume Of this class
Q: Vors IS not great enough 20 absorb
a.! building tradesmen.
Some Of the larger cities Of Virginia
showed some unemployment. the State
c-Fecsor said but most Of il could be
Cacec 70 seasonal conditions The
exception vas found in Richmond
where considerable unemployment mas
becl apparent for some months due r.,
crossing Gown OF several large plants.
M&rE-and reported some increase in
tiie fo.efne d unemployment. IN Jsnu-
a!F. WIN q large surplus Ct labor exist
H-E y Baltimore. some o. = Due 70 xaa
s,'f-4l n1Flca'icf.s. Mos. Of the M ic- in
o@s,E7e6. however were in operation
e@ce.,t cann.9l9 factories. Little demand
-ot RTE 1907 F'aS reported
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
ASKS $4,000 DAMAGES.
EG.rr Sues Driver for ALLEGED In.
3urles In Accident.

JAMS E1rden. zliz Varder street
saF I'D Jf1rfc&Y IL District E4,Jresyle
I<j2rf E"f 500 camages By Aargue.-
y" ~ ~, minor. lS43 Fourth street
y: %..f2rc De:99naI injuries She says
~ VS. run drTa III ne ce.eDdant's
a-ri1Jbiie afber ajighting tram d bus
~ V}iopa ErUleyarc n Virginia Janu-
g. t!ae + FepEesentec by Attorneys
lDt<t aac Walngrign,
W.--.an r. Jordan. Faifuoft Height.
~ >'fe"' sweeper. has flied suit In
35.f 3(A'f4t' Supreme CDuFt " sectyyer
,tJJ c@nsaIe* from E,be:t T. Kehi !
ji41.f.@* fl'f.f tor alleged personal IN
: lff= u" aFk while lie Wa& On dtlty
a.eat 4.r" ~ mp ~ Du;,5n, Circle. de-
ffnsDeT s. aH aUrynDbile II The Dr.
lttraHt &tFf1ck sIIc inlgreo MN ife
u 'tWt~er'ec by hltggneyA Eranltal!
SIC K,C1rD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
FILES CROSS-PETITlON.
Man Declares Wife Left Him Soon
After Ceremony.

Bernard I. stearns. an automobile
salesman. 2lle Pennsylvania avenue
pa fled q cross-pet:t;on for an abso-
Aie o!rprce from his wife. Nary
S'earfS. who recently sued him for sen-
sFate maintenance. Etearns charges
maj n3s ".3e left him i,rmcSia.ely after
ne ceremony. October 4. 1915. and re-
nance a&4Y tor se5.ral weeks. Dur
Aag ms interval. he says. he was DER.
mice - aee lis wife occasionally and
Va cisected 70 turn his wages over "a
- naf,.iaeF- -n-law. Mrs Roberta v
Cpror. TIE h'1stand alleges u7ixconcuc.
aEsl1z' Tie wife ard names a co-re-
iE,>"cent n his petition, fled through
AI>',4%t p j Etcgw.cl;.
E29p!1lte clyorce IS aired in a sui,
flao oy H:s Carrie II. Tnrau l20
F>T'rtte5l-arc-s-taf <t.eet nortneas,
sYa5i.%s George r JhFaIl .. Eewen. n C.
60 sata IeE n1s9sDc Obtained void
c-i"tce cft:@% s2s.nz' hey IN n.ss.ssipr,
90 T-aTTje1 another woman a. Me-
Tsr.s' Miss @;lG Is nanied ~ co-re-
*i)@hcf,' ST. IS l~pse>ented by A.tgr-
1@y Ear@ s Barge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS

Nationai~~No attraction this week,
PoIis--Washing,on Opera Co. In
'Lakme." at 8:l5 pm.
Belaseo-"B Broadway" drama. at a.2o
pm. Matinee at 220 pm
Keith's-coun. Berni Vici, vaudeville
at 2:l5 and a:l5 pm
Ga 'ety--Jerry McCauiey's Revue
bufiesque. at 2:l5 and 8:15 pm.
Metrop0iitan-"The Missing Link" AT
lit45 am, las, 3:45. 5:45, 7:45 and
0 IS pm.
paIaee--"Wcst Point" at l0:40 am,
1906. 2:I0. Ais, $40. TAO and Gas
pm.
Earie--"Wifc Savers" continuous.
IL 80 am 10 II pm,
F6x-~~"Sharp Shooters" continuous
IL m, 10 u pm.
Kiaito---"1he Secret Hour" at II 40
am, ! IS. 3 IS. $40. 7 80 and Gao
pm.
Goiumbia--~"Tne Circus. at II am
IL So. 3, 8 %. 705 ana b5 pm.
Little Jhratrr~-"I3iind Passions" con
unuUIs. / 10 II pm,
1iyaii-~"1he City Gone Wild" at z
4 10, q 10. & % and SIS pm.
Enthusiastically Four Flusher," a,
: 20 AIS, rs. $40 and 3 SO pm
Gen.raI~~'On Your Tors" at IL SO
y, 50, ), q 80, 4 and 0 40 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18

Harry J. Eeaner, 1919 l. street. has
been sued In Circuit Court by Lewis
1fiInloH, b barber III 1861 FiDiida
avenue, for $4,000 damages tor al
Legged personal injuries. Through Al
tJIneys Bell, Marshall, Rice IL Cafmody
the plaintiff complains IT collision
between all automobile In which he
gaa riding aud smother automobile, OPP
GRATED by the defendant. al Seven
teeLih aud ! streets northwest Septem-
bsf Il, 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
RARE FISH CAUGHT
IN MEDITERRANEAN
Work of Expedition Described
to Members of Geo.
graphic Society.

Fish that figure in biblical narratives
and type q seal that Julius Caesar
reaulsitIoned for skin he believed would
keep of lightning were brought back
from the Mediterranean for the first
time 10 an American museum by an eX-
petition. described last evening to men,
beYs of the National Geographic So
clety by Robert ClShman Murphy.
Dr., Murphy cruiScd around the lesser
known islands Of the great inland sea.
some % them one-t!mc hauntS Of pirates
and SpluSglerS, but practically forgotten
b. The modern world except for their
appearance on mariners charts as places
To be avoided by ships. Among these
mere The Co.Umbrctes. Alboran. and
outside the S;rai: Of Gibraltar. Porto
SaEto. The DeSeytaS and SalvageS.
Many Specimens Found.
Some az The fish :ound were those de-
sc;3beG by LinnaeGS. the father Of
ccCa9ograplly, and others which Rave
been made known 10 science by the late
Prince Of Monaco. whose world-famous
aquarium was studied before the cruise
was made Considerable difficulty was
experienced ~ finding many varieties OF
fishes because. The speaker explained
tire Mediterranean is rich III kinds OF
fTSl,, but individuals OF each species are
not nearly 50 plentiful as IN the teemine
Arctic and Labrador waters or the Hum
bold. Current
On he Balearics were found the as
p,o6cl a plant Of Grecian fame. and
lizards. creatures which may have given
t!2c!r name 20 their habitat. Dragonera
Malo.ca furnishes an unSpol!ed spot
O. the Mediterranean because il has
bee. neglected by the tourist. l. is
lana q: waite! wheels and windmil!s. Of
Pigs that feed on t5cs, Of fishermen who
spend a large portion OF their lives
nond!ne their nets ana Of a people who
are Eota bly, courteous and cheerful
Thickly Populated.
Though the island has rural char
scter. Il Is twice as Tricky populated as
The mother country. Spain. and while its
people are loyal TO The crown, they
har&en back 10 the days OF the Moors
and The Romans in many Of their GUS
toms and traditions.
Even or NaJorca. however. the pic
fires showed. touches OF no6ernity
have penetrated. Ancient arches are
hung with electric lights, and some q.
the island bellies have grown out of the
quaint costume OF centuries into that
Q. the American "fiappe:"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
SPECIAL MUSIC PROGRAM
orxanists 10 Present Offering at
St. Patrick's.

The District Of Columbia Chapter Of
ne American Guild o. Organists IL
sponsoring a special program Of Roman
CathoIe Church music. written by
composers Of that faith. 10 be presented
Aoncay night al St Patrlck'S Church
at . O'Clock. The choral numbers viii
te sung by that church's choir. Miss
jennie OIsnnan. organist and director
Assisting IN presenting this program VIII
be Herman Eakemanns String Or
cne&tra.
The program will have interesting
features and include examples of the
various schools u this type NJ music,
both ancient and modern As q tribute
" Franz Schubert, two numbers from
the a fat HAAS viii be sung After the
iiefleciction the services viii close with
The &cagio from that nppsefs "String
Quartet In K Flat Major"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18

Representative Burton of Ohio viii
speak ON THE Maytiower and the Cen.
turtles After" al meeting Of the Ro-
ciety 0f MayfloWef Descendants IN the
District of Columbia at the Washington
Club. Seventeenth and X streets, Mon
day evening At & 0eiock Music and
refreshments will form part OF the
program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
ACCIDENT TOLL FALLS.


Accidents and fatalities as the result
of accidents ut grade crossings were
lower Ia number during the first 10
months II 1927 than IN the correspond
Ing p.fiod III 1929, the American Hail-
way Association reported yesterday.
In ihe first 10 months ~ 1877 there
were 4,373 accidents at highway grade
crossings, decrease III 242 compared
with the corresponding period In 1925.
Persons killed IN such accidents for the
iG~nonth period last year t0taied 300
OF No below the same period Of 1925.
Reports also showed 6.i7s persons In
1nled. reduction 0f $50 compared
vain 1875,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
SUIT FOR $4,000 FILED.
Action Follows Alleged Injuries
ia Auto Crash.

KH!maE Lem and his Wlte. Ida u
Atlantic Cuy nave flied suit IN the DIS
trlet Supreme Count " recover sI5. 900
damages trim Itpae U!!tnan, I423 Parry
place. tor alleged personal injuries The
s'ilt is taSed Dn injuries sustained by
the wife IN collision VI two cars al
EIeYenln and u streets JUNE ~, 1927
Jhe Wite seks $4,000. and the husband
wants u 900. They are represented by
httJrneys Simon, Kotnigebefgef. Young
IL Efex
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-02-18
CIVIL SERVICE POSTS.
Commission WIN Receive Applica
tons Until February q

TIE LiyI SeTYiee Cotnniheion t,dsg
Announced II viii receive applications
GnIil February "a W I'll positions III
CEcsf cafc-puuch cyersbJfs and 1unioT
tsD@iAtlnR machine oi,eratofs III the
Gtpar,nfntsj service and Ia positions
requiring similar qualifications The
entrance salary for under caro- punch
opeTstm Ii silz0. and for junior
taDuiatlfg machine o.SeTabHs III $40.
fdli iutoTpatbyn may be obtained from
tbs commission, !7zs y street
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4s36-WJAR Proy,dence--ae0

y
SO0--R. C. A. program
9:00--Philco hour
a.;6-WHAM Rochester-1.OsO
fi:4a~~Orchestra.
y 00---R C. A hour.
a:u0--Philco hour.
10 :o0--organ rccltal
IL :05--Barretts Orchestra.
3:y.3-WGY STANDARDIZATION
6 3n-~pinner music
:3o-rrnnsylva nia Dance Orchestra.
.Snn-New York program.
Ia :O0-~OrGan.
IL :0o-Dance music.
333.l-WBZ Standardization
:3u-Morey's Singing Orchestra.
::l5-Charics Miller.
1:30--Mixed quartet.
= .lu--Boston symphony Orchestra,
10 "0-Statier Orchestra.
1I6.9-WTAG Worcester-5SO
7:0o-South Sea Islanders.
:S1-~I"nre music.
S:0o-R. {. a hour.
9:00--phiIco hour.
10 ;uO-Dance music.
IIO.:-CkAC Monttcal--s3O
1.0n--Talk: dinner concert,
.3n-Sponsorrd entertainment.
10 .oo-N arieties.
l0:3o--D1nce music.
i3i.5-CFCA Toronto--ti
9:0o-~CFCA Ensemble.
a5G9-CkCL Toronto-S4O
'Vt-StHulo music,
SOt THERN
:9G9-NW NC AsheviIle-1.OlO
..uu--lnuer music.
i:3."--WSB Atlanta-63O
.30~~packard Parade
S:uu-Ncw York symphony.
- uu--i'niiro hour
II 4o-k dhcau tub.
:i3.S-WDOD ChattanoOga-I.:3
1;i5-ki,i,iie story period
S.uo--slinoay school lesson.
S.'tb--f.nsrfih tie.
GOLDMAN Jackson. ille-SsO
: TIL Recital
.:30-nupular entertainers.
SUu-RcClial.
S3o-popular entertainers
EUu-Phlico hour.
iu;uo-D3nce music.
3:2.s-WHAS L0uis, ille-03O
5;.3-Extenston studio.
3ti-Jam"s Speed.
S:0n-R. c. A. program.
9;uu-Pnllco hour,
336.9-WSM Nashyille-S9O
t;l5--nlnner concert.
S:oo-R. {. a. hour.
9;uo--Philro hour.
10 0e-BarD dance.
39G.9-WSMB New Orleans-1. 0IO
0:UU-Vocal and Instrumental: orchestra
stage presentation. organ ~ hrs
CENTRAL.
526-klW (hiragO-1sO
Soo-New York Symphony Orchestra.
9:uo-Phico hour.
10 :50-Sercnddeis.
3G5.G-WEBH-WJJD Chicago-S9O
7:00-Palmer House studio % hoursl.
10 .uu-fopuiar program - hoursi.
Ii6.i-WGN shirago-saO
s :n0-Old-fashioned Almanak.
~ .un-Muslcal program.
/. :uO-Houd}ums.
+:S.:'-WLW Cincinnati-:OO
: .un--Organ
?:30-t, hatlo,te and Mary: organ.
S;h0--R. Z. A. program
3.a1-Phileo hour.
ID:hu--t narIOtte and Mary: Hawaiians
II ,Ou-t astie Farm Orchestra.
s6i.:-W>N Cincinnat,-s3O
6:oo-Al and Pete
.I3-Norlane Gibbons.
S.uo-Ohio University.
a.on-Little Orchestra
= .ju-Tun~ fu Troupe,
- -ntt-t hamber music.
| n0-Maids rf Melody.
] }0-Theis Orchestra
@;oo-Ai and Pete
399.s-MTAM Cieveiand-7so
6 00-Ncapoliians
Wt-ofchestra.
; 0tl-Blur Flash Indians.
oIuU-Wiiard Cavaliers.
y 3p--StudIa recital
10 Vo-Wander,ng Mlnstrels.
4io.9-"CN-WJR Detroit--6so
:on--Muslc memory night.
Il 3u-Drgau
mt,-hIie Room Orchestra,
E:3u-The Drean,ers.
e:dn-R. C. A hour.
9Ut--PhlICo hour
- Uo-Personaity Girls
III 'Ou-BIue Room Orchestra
35:..-WWj Detroi,-sSo
; 00-Orchestra
Ut-South Sea Islanders
3it-High Jinkers
= uo-Program from New York
TUNE full Troupe
10 o0-Dance music
WESTERN.
35:.9-kOA Denver-eeO
Ii oo--Dance program 90 hours,
s6s.5--kFI Los AnxeIes-64o
IL Or T. hour.
u. nb~~ Phtico nour
opa-Mhtuite frolic
3sii--kGO 0akIand-,So
IL tn--phfirts hour
! mia-S 3 g program.
p"a-ilan,e MUSIC
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WkC---Nati0nal Br0adrastinr Go.
t46k.5 Mcterst.

s~N-tNAVouai DtOM0CaAttne 60.
tS6x.5 Meters.
p.m-~Parnassus Trio.
$50 pm, "~Madrilion and Spanish VII
lnBe Orchestra
$50 pm~Frank Scott and his or
chcatra
pm. Waldorf Astoria Orchestra.
80 pm. Motion picture guide,
80 pm. Waldorf Astoria Orchestra
09a pm ~ Fifteen minutes with the
washington College OF Music. present
ing inc nrht Of series Of organ recltals
pm Bible talk. Two Miracles of
foWet' by Judge J. w, Thompson
ITO pm Mayfiower Concert Or
chestfa
n pm ~'RcA hour. New York SYM
i,hony Orchestra. directed by Walter
Damrosch
pm. Philco hour, presenting "prm~
cess Pat
10 pm.~~New York Chamber Musie
Society.
pm, ~~ Weather forecast,
II To IL Wardman Park Or
chehtrn.
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A new preparation for treating rub
bef " prevent its decay has been pro-
cuced by chemists.
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4eI5-WEAF New york-6IO

4SI.5-WEAF New fork-61O
.30-Hofhrau Orchestra.
3:o0-Parnassus Trio.
.ou-Stu0io.
o:o0--Scotts Orchestra.
60o-Waldort- Astoria Orchestra.
1.30--Statler's Peunsylv anians.
Snn-High Jtnkers.
q o0-Ilttlc Orchestra,
y .3o--TunPful Truupe.
10 .o0-t,hamher Music Society.
II .0o---park Central Orchestra.
43i,3--WIZ New N"rk-G6O
":oS--vcnctlan Gondolicrs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
;oo-Atternoon players.
5:uo-Stu.iio: tea music.
nO-orchestra.
G:l5-Hotel Aston Orchestra.
on-New York symphony Orchestra
m-phlco hour.
10 DO Keystone Duo.
10 3a--Meiiy Three.
IL oo'-Siumner music.
423.3-NOR Nrwark-.l0
.3o--Sam Coslow: Doris Burger.
3uu-thimrs.
j .iu--0rrhrStra
900 Ensemble
:3n-Goiten ; Orchestra.
S,u0--t hines: Meis,rrsingcrs.
:" :ov--R am'r,.cr littie symphony.
lo,o5--Ntre President Dawes.
l0;@5---o:t he>:ra.
III .5t--SIChl0g hour.
a:e6-WrG Atlantic Cmy-i.I0o
6 tt---;}rcau
t','--lhnrrr music.
S'n--lrnucr dlnrr.
S:'"~t'onrrrt ,i'r,A sta.
;" .'"- Sind,o, pro-tam: orchestra.
80 !hi t,ll"i-
l".I"-~ihTce dance 0".'tcst.a..
:Sa.5-WRtL Raitimore-l.05o
t.:;n--n.,n,.r ,,,,,-...
s,3d--,juhilee SINGERS.
un--R e. \ h0ur
.ttU--nhl!,u Nnur
10 .tu--Ian,e nIG>se.
.aSn MAJ, r. nm
'''-' ''">'""-''"
;;3n-NEs3rai program.
: ,,"---n NUS ,;ean r,i-n,s
:sn-Or, hc>,r1
: ua-New York Symphony Orchestra
.uO--Pn,ico hour
,.,r u>,. p o
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