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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

ASHLAND, 1862 rms. mod; priv. emit;
running water in kitchen. Hem 5998.
BELLE VIEU, N, 207-Hah dbl; mod; fur.
or unfur.; childn. cared for OF emp. par.
BELLVIEW, 20 N.-3 rms. downstairs;
nicely furn.; cd. heat adults reasonable.
GRACELAND. 4219-Dandy; large rooms;
thoroughly modern; garage; $40. Dr.
1472-W.
HAMILTON-Near Wash: cottage: partly
furn. SIS mo-: garden space. Oh. l424-J:
ILLINOIS, N. 17l8-LARGE RM:, -KITCH-
ENETTE. FRONT EVERYTHING FURN.
MERIDIAN. 1852 N.-Large. front en-; pri-
waite bath; modern. Ii. 1911.
MERIDIAN, s, 1861 nicely furnished,
cheerful rooms; adults. Dr. O362.
MICHIGAN. W.. Thoroughly modern
double; rooms and BATH soft water:
lawns. porches: fruit, garage; fine clean
NEW JERSEY. N, l029-Furnished room,
kitchenette: modern; bath; garage; $3.50.
NORTH. W, l25-Modern housekeeping
rm.; everything furnished; reasonable.
OHIO. E., $3.50 nice front rooms. $3.50;
| room. SO week.
TECUMSEH. 643-4-rm. mod bungalow
double; in-a-door bed gas S35. Oh. 4312.
WALNUT. 1ls W. frnt. rms. downstairs.
also trnt. rm. up priv. ent. Ii. 9l97.
WALNUT. w. ll8-1 front housekeeping
UP and 2 sleeping rms; very reasonable.
nth, E., 72l-Two Groom suites; clean;
modern: College car. Ri. 1884.
gid. E, 529--2 large. newly decorated rms.
Everything furn.; modern.
WIIL-Rent furniture for rms. or share
house or apartment. Tai. 048l.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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Musical Instruments


ORGAN-Eq Equipped with pipes. drums.
PIANO-Just the thing for dance hall
skating rink or refrcshment stand
Largest c X make of Wurlitzer 3505
Mass. Ave. Oh. 5287.
SYMPHONIES kinds. Easiest paw
ment plan in the city. LORENZ SAX
SCHOOL. l22 Pembroke Arcade. Ii 1921
BABY-Grand piano: some one to take
over contract and finish payments. l5O
N. Delaware Ri PISS.
STEINWAY UPRIGHT -$l45; PLAYER piano.
Sl95; ! for s295; terms 81. rs per week.
Mr.. Stevens Christina league Piano Co.
PIANO. MUSIC CABINET & BENCH-Ma-
hoganv nm: exclt. con: for 500. He. 2974
$3.50 PLAYER With rs rolls. music and
bench. Sl95; easy terms. Ii. Casa
GENUINE BALDWIN UPRIGHT: STUDIO
SIZE: s68; TERMS. BOX C-537 TIMES.
BARGAIN-BEAUTIFU STETSON PIANO
FOR $50. TERMS. CHI. 4887-M.
GRAND PIANO Apartment size. SEAS.
ROBERTSON'S 235 N Pennsylvania.
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Room, for Rent With Board

CENTRAL. 26Os-Attractive warm rm.
priv. mod. privileges; front. He. 1888.
EAST warm rms. priv. mod. home;
EAST-Very attractive rm., modern; priv
home: meals optional. Ir. 2677.
GEORGIA, E., 950-Rm. with board; good
heat; home privileges.
PARKER, I3I2-Attractive rm., 2 meals,
So bus, car line: for 2. Oh. 0948.
WANTED-Child to board by day or
week. Ri. 1856.
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Business Announcements
Rooms for Rent


ARROW, 17l9-Warm RIM; pri mod hme.;
hot water; near car line. Wa. 3152-W
ASHLAND, 1855 attractive rooms for
Sleeping or housekeeping; mod. He 2774.
BELLEFONTAINE, 24O5-Front, warm nm:
private home; reasonable.
CLINTON HOTEL-29 Virginia Ave
Steam-heated rooms. $3.50 to SIS weekly.
COLLEGE. 3935-Attractive, warm rm-:
n reezxJt Ut, to bath; priv. mod. home. Wa
DELAWARE. N. 100l-Warm. furnished
nm. with bath; gentlemen pref. Ri. $3.50.
DELAWARE, 2l49 N.-Room or share an
apartment. Ha 3550-J
EAST, 906 N.-Front room, Joining bath:
private entrance: twin beds. Ri. 1896
HARBOUR HOTEL, 6l7la N ILLINOIS
Clean, modern rooms; shower and tub
baths; low daily and weekly rates.
ILLINOIS. N, 43l-Apt. S; nice steam
heated. tWln-bed rm.; also single; phone.
MERIDIAN. 1852 N--Nice, warm, clean.
sleeping room. Ii 1911.
MERIDIAN, N. 1835-1st-class modern,
Steam-heated sleeping room.
PENN, 2155 M ATTRACTIVE RMS,
WARM. MOD. HOME. REASONABLE.
RAYMOND, E.. 8O6-Attractive warm rm.;
pr nome: Young men. DIR. 6940.
ST. DENIS HOTEL--Market, W., 1856; clean
warm rooms. SIS wk. up.
TALBOTT. N, 223O-Nice rm; close to
Penn. car; garage. Ia. 1919.
WALNUT. E., 311-Newly furnished. small
bedrn1.. modern apt. pri. home: sim. hit
WALNUT, 1l8 W.-Very nice warm room
very reasonable Ii. 9l97.
WALNUT. E., 321-Apt. /: large frnt. warm
rrn. priv. home. steam heat; phone.
18TH. E., 527-Large steam heated room:
modern; Central car. Ii. 5053.
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Situations Wanted Female

P. B. x. OPERATOR-25 years old; hotel
experience; wish position. Be. 4588.
CLEANING-By experienced colored wom-
an. with references. He. 1876.
PRACTICAL .NURSE-Thoroughly exper'd.
Can give references; full time. On. 1887.
HOUSEWORK-Car of children. Go home
nights. Experienced: reference. Be. 2849.
PRACTICAL-NURSING GOOD REFER
ENCE. 926 S. NOBLE.
EXPERIENCED Woman; general house
work; 2 days weeks Ref. Har. 2604J.
EXPERIENCED--Co lored girl, general
housework. cooking; references. Ia. 1927.
EXPERIENCED Reliable woman; night
work; cleaning offices. Oh. 1864
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SPECIAL
Miscellaneous Vented

HOUSE cleaning9 Your surplus clothins
furniture. magazines. paperA will hell
as to help others. salvation Army Indus
trial Home. Phone for wagon Rllev 6622
1877 W GeorRia
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THE TOWER HOTEL

has a few large well-furnished steam
| heated rooms, rates SIS and up; private
| baths. So up. 80,
| 1902 N. Capitol. Phone Ma. 4534
EXCEPTIONALLY furnished priv home.
4400 MOI tn: car line; gar. opt. Hu. 1888
| WARM-Modern room; widows home;
north Ia. 0481.
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YOUR Credit Is Good

You can phone in your want ADS and
tended to anyone who has nc. past due. &C:
counts on our books; Avail yoq Ir;se hs q
you write your ad. Gail Main $500. Want
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Lots for Sale
Real Estate for Exchange

25TH. w. 1433-Desirable lot near River
side PkWy.: $3.50: ell clear. Dra l240.
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$34 per month; 5 rooms, semi modern;
almost new home; near Shelby. MR.
SMITH, Ma. 1244. day or evening.
DANDY NEW BUNGALOW-Only $3.50
down payment, balance monthly; rooms,
bath; furnace. ELECTRIC lights, shades, ga
KENWOOD AVE. $500 BLOCK-Up- date
5-rm. modern bungalow: attractive price.
For appointment, call owner. Wa. 2692-W
EWING. 1223-Double. modern except
bathtub; rooms l side, other; cash or
terms. Bargain.
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Houses for Sale

YOUR Opportunity; we have a number
of desirable modern and semi modern
homes: different locations; no down pay
ment; buy like rent; good references and
& GOODE. ii Union Trust Bldg. ri. s44i
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Houses and Flats Furnished

NORTH broom fiat. completely furnished
home fine piano Ri 1898.
WOODRUFF PLACE-Wanted lady en-
ployed to share apt. Call Oh. 1750W.
SHARE my modern home: employed cou-
Pile preferred. Call IA. 2r96M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-16
U. s. BRIEF ASSA|LS
COMBINE IN. RADIO.
Cross-Licensing of Patents
Under Agreement Held
Illegal.
BY MARTIN CODEL.

Two years Of governmental inyestiga-
ton of an alleged radio trust have
reached climax in severe indictments
of the gigantic patent pool represented
by the. Radio Corporation of America
and affiliated concerns. The brief Just
filed by Edward l.. Smith, trial attorney
for the Federal Trade Commission. is
perhaps the bitterest attack yet made
against the radio combine.
In It Mr.. Smith condemns the Radio
Corporation, the General Electric, West
inghouse and United Fruit Cos as
great MONOPOLY They have he charges
divided among themselves the entire
field of wireless. Most onerous OF all
their. trade practices, Mr.. Smith f1nds,
is the cross licensing OF patents under
agreements designed to keep the whoie
radio trade to themselves. AT one point
in the brief he states; Ia.
"A vast number of patents OF every
kind-that Is. good, invalid adIudlcated
non djudicated, useful and Obsolete.
were pooled so that they would place II
within the power of the respondents to
keep every one not in the combination
out of the radio field"
Testimony was begun In 1925 on the
commissions original complaint charg-
ing the four companies with combining
in illegal restraint of trade with respect
TO stock acquisition, patent purchases
and exchanges of patent rights The tes-
timony now fills nine thick volumes. for
evidence was heard in Washington, New
York, Boston, New orleans, Chicago
Seattle and San Francisco.
The commissions case in chie<Aring
been completed, q first brief was filed
| by Mr.. Smith and counsel for the
| respondents moved for dismissal, al
| leging that no illegalities had been es-
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tablished and that II there were any
illegalities the only law violated has
been the Sherman anti-trust act and
not the Trade Commission act Oral
arguments on this. motion were heard
in washington last month and the
companies filed their brief. Mr.. Smatn's
preseYft brief issin reply to this. ana psne
companies now have 20 more NEys IN
which to respond once more. 4.
This being THE most serious case ever
brought against them, the radio group
will undoubtedly carry 1t to the courts
in the event Of an adverse ruling by
the Trade Commission. Fifteen counts
are contained In the brief against the
cross licensing agreements among the
four companies and 20 charges of overt
activities along other lines are specifi-
cally enumerated.
Among the first, it Is declared the
licensing agreements create con
ditions which in their very nature are
illegal. apportioning among the re-
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spondents the entire feld OF wireless
and protecting each company against
competition from any other In their
respective fields. Specific allegations
are also made concerning the control
OF the radio trade and the fixing Of
prices.
the second group Of charges are
mainly historical. They are prefaced
by an absolute disclaimer of the de-
fehse,s oft-repeatcd statement that the
Government helped create the Radio
Corporation In order to have an Ameri-
can-owned wireless system set up.
I'VE submit" Mr.. Smith states. after
an exhaustive review Of the Navy's al
legged participation in the General Elec-
tric Co.'S plans for forming a subsidiary
radio corporation. that the claim Of
Government participation is shown by
this record not to be founded on fact
or Implication"
Copyright, 1928, by North American News
paper Alliance.
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Wilkins in Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July Is cps Capt.
George H. wilkins and his pilot. Carl
B. Eielson, who recently explored: the
North Polar regions from the air, few
from Detroit to Buffalo yesterday IN a
IIockheed cabin plane of the type IN
which they plan to explore the Ant
arctic. Lieut.. Eielson said they would
leave about October for Graham Land.
From there flights Will be made to the
Ross Sea and photographs taken OF I'M
explored Antarctic territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-16

$50 pm.-General Motors Family
Party.
p.m.-"The Cabin Door"
$50 pm.-Fisk Time-to-Retire Boys.
10 pIn.--Correct time.
10 pm.-Slumber music.
IL p.m-Weatter forecast.
Early Program Tomorrow.
6:45 a.m.-Tower Health Exercises.
tbs am.-Parnassus Trio.
7:30 to 7:50 a.m.-Cheerio.
Gas am.-Parnassus Trio.
10 anl.-Studio program.
1918 am.-Radio Household Insti-
tute
1890 am-Studio program.
l0:45 a.n.-"Cookery. by June
Durham.
IL am.-Organ recital
11:45 a.m.-Pennsylvania Orchestra.
12:45 p.m.-Studio program.
pm.-Mayfiower Orchestra,
pm-Parnasgas Trio.
2:15 p.m.-'Slenderizing," by Marjorie
Dork
2:30 p.rn.-Meliow Melodies.
3 pm.-Concert by the United States
Navy Band.
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Monday, July is, 1928

NAA-Washingfon Navy Yard (434.S
Meters-690 KiIeeycles).
3:45 p.m.-weather Bureau reports
e.55 p.m.-Arlington time signals.
1905 p.m.-Weatfer Bureau reports.
WRHF-American Broadcasting Co.
322.4 Meters-93o KilocycIesl. Z
s:45 p.m.-The Town Crier.
8 Polishing the Keys" BY.
Warner Kennedy.
Sis to p.m.-Diuner concert.
Early Program Tsrhorrow.
10 a.m.-Household talk by Gladys
Young. ~
1880 am-Musical program.
II am.-Beauty question box, con-
Quoted by Bertha Parker
HOS am.-Iost and found.
1850 a.m.-Advertisers period.
WTFF-The Fellowship Forum (2e2.e
Meters-L4G0 Kilocyclesl.
T.so pm.-Concert by 18th Engineers
Bands of Fort Humphreys, Va.
$50 pm.-Jack and JfllS
Gas p.m.-Edith Reed. pianixt
pm--Old King Tut. banjoht.
Sis pm.-Harry Arnold, harmonica
player.
S-SU p-m-WOOQgutS 9IOWu' TIC
Southern Troubadour.
Gas pm.-Vrginia Buford, pianist.
10 pin.-Little River Jack.
1918 pm.-The HonolulanS.
ie:45 pm.-The Fairfax Fiddiers.
WMAI--Washington Radio Forum
f241.s Meters-l.24e Kilocyclesl.
SIS pm.-Thirty Club. conducted by
A. riovd GIL
f.15 pm.-sListening in on Jimmy
ard Jane"
T31 p.m-Concert by United States
Mary Band. broadcast from Capitol
PIka.
& pm-Popular songs by THE
Melody Girl"
ss15 p.m.-Musical moments with
famous musician--Frttz Kreisier.
g35 pm-Beil and Jones, enter
10 pm.-"The French Theater." by
Colby Hartman.
1918 TO 1890 pm.-News flashes.
WkC-Radio Corporation Of America
t46s.5 Meters-64o KilocycIesI.
3 p.m.-'Hollywood Stars" by Don
Hancock.
ais pm.-Manhattan Trio.
3.45 pm.-"A Hairbfeadth Escape"
By Samuel E. Wright
pm.-Bob FaIlon's Orchestra.
40 pm-Jolly Bill and Jane.
pm-waldorf-A Astoria Orchestra.
SIS pm.--Motion Picture Guide.
5.5s pm.-Ease ball scores, courtesy
OF the Associated Press and The Eve
ming Star.
pm.-'Short Stories Of Wealth" by
Irving Fisher
6:i5 pm.-National String Quartet.
$50 pm.-Roxy and His Gang.
z pm.-O-Cedar Hour
T:30 pm.-A. 81 p Gypsies.
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GOLD RUSH DAYS
| ON WRC TONIGHT.
Or. Irving Fisher of Yale Win
Inaugurate Series of Talks
on Economics.

The thrilling days of the California
sold rush of 40 will be the theme of the
General Motors broadcast tonight
though wRc and its associated sta
tions
Songs and instrumental music of the
coAbov and the miner of that period
vNl be woven into the drama, whose
finals present success. riches and the
.qnificance of the discovery Of gold in
he development Of Pacific Coast civili-
alton.
wRC will introduce its audience to
he first Of new series Of talks by DR..
.,ving Fisher of Yale University at 6
cclock. These talks will be designed
- explain the principles of economies.
"a viii be broadcast under the title OF
snort Stories on Wealth.
Among WRC'S other featured attrac-
4. ms are the weekly concert by Roxy
!, d His Gang" the Cabin Door nov
y, and programs by the A. & p.
spsies and the Fisk Time-to-Retire
T, US. The GyDsies have arranged a
g. siety OF orchestral selections which
- be interspersed with solo numbers
Justin Lawrie. tenor, The orches-
al section Tine-to-Retire Boys will
-'sf. Re fascinating Doll Dance" and
= Jacobs Bonds Just A-Wearyin
u"
- aide de Lsoca, coniralto, pro-
Rsf Nine. Schumann-Heink. viii be
=, IN sividual star of the Roxy pro-
an.
Fritz KreisleT as pianist will be the
subject of the weekly Musical Mo
r>ents' period tonight of WMAL, Aside
ram this attraction the stations other
r,usicsl features include the concert OF
ne Navy Band on the Capitol Plaza
and popular songs By The Melody
Girl
Colby Hartman. who is taking
wMALS audience on tour OF the
~rorlds theaters, will discuss tonight
the French theater.
A concert by the 18th Engineers
Band of Fort Humphreys, Va, head
lines the program tonight OF WIFE.
The remainder of the program will be
presented by artists wen known to this
stations audience.
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i 4sa.s--CNRo ottswa--eso
s:a0--cozy Cofher.
S:0SLConcert orchestra; market
Asa.5---CFCA Toronto--690
e:iS--organ recital. -, ii .tt
T;0o--Concert g hourN.
SOUTHERN.
ese,a--wwNC, ~Asheyille--f'elo
7:00-Orchestra,
a00-Talk; farm period.
4ss.a--WSR Atlanta--630
s:3o-Roxy and His Gang.
s.06--Riversides program.
S.S0--General Motors Party. !,
.s:So-Time stoSRetire sBSys. "a
:43.S-wDuD Chattanooga--1a $40
7:ou-Nfusicai program.
S;o0--Story period.
S:S0~-EnSemble.
sa0.s--wJAX JasssenvilfeA-%sso
7:so-Theater orchestra; artists.
e:0S--Trio; family party
a00--Recital fiddlerS,
la:00-Studio programs; orsan'
3as.4--WHAS LouisviiIe---930
6:00--Chtldren program.
s:0N--RiverSide program.
S:S0-~0eneral Motors Party.
9o0-Studios Time Retire BOYS.
3S6.o---WsNI NsshviIIe---s9O
S:s0-Roxy and His Gang.
8:0e--Riverside hour.
ssSeo ensgEa ' TMI%srso. RRsSiIy BOYS.
i000--Organi muSic; features.
sse.a-wsMB New orleans--1,oio
s:So-Danee "a hoursH
eis.s--WC0Af Pensaeoia--1,20
s:oa--U. s. Artillery Band.
I000-Dance aproeram< q hours.
s5i.I-wRvA Richmend-I1so
soS-Historical Hawaiians.
s.4S-~Trio; piano.
ll:o0-Orchestra,
5.6--kYM Chicsga--5;0
a:oo--symphonic ensemble; players.
l0s00-Bill SchackT lola Haynes
4164--WGNWLlH Chicaso~-'2o
a:30-Recitsl
l0:00-Features and popular.
4ss.3-~NLw Cincinnati--500
T:o0-Beauty. talk. dance.
S:30-ShowhoAt,
9:30-Instrumental trio.
i0i00-SerenaderS: Icy Ball.
ll;o0--Features; dance.
s6I.2-WsAl Cinciunati--S3o
Jo0-MeIody Maids.
S:3b--General Motors Party.
GO0--Half hour on Broadway.
a:So-Time-to-Retir Boys.
io.00-Orchestra.
399.S-WTAM Clexeland--55o
6.oo-Talk: dinner music.
7:0o-Melody Maids.
TS0--A & p. GypSies.
S:30--General Motors Party.
ee00--Mavis; Retire Boys.
i0:00-Melody gems.
ii:30-Dance music.
4ao.e--WCX-WJR Detreit--sso
s:oO-Orchestra; features,
6.S0--Band concert. =.
7;S0--Minstrels; Riverside program
S0--Orchestra. 80 VII
a.OO-Personality Girls; Hawaiians.
9S0--Dance music Is
35:.s-WWJ Detroit--Ss0
6,SO--Dinner music. -
700--Melcdy Maids.
T:30--A & p. Gypsies.
930-General Motors Party.
gn0-Charles w Hamp.
ss3O-Time- to-R Retire Boys.
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4a,.n-.MEArs N.wsyerk--aae

St. AeI.S--wEAF News york--aio :,
s:oo--Dtnner music. n
S:oo--Nieiody Maids
s s:ss--a; 4 4 a asEssls'lr Party.
s:sS-T f .to,Retire Boys.
4sa,s--wsz New York---seo
.s. SStSss s and his i: Gans.
&0n-4Riverside hour.
S:ee-sreat Composers,
io:00-Siumber music
4ea.3--W0R Newark--sIe
s.is~Ensenlhle; Grenadiers.
Siio-Ensem6ie, ofchestra. s7~@%
7;oo-Erench Trio, - =
s0o-United Opera.
leSS-orehestra;. wltchins hour.
e,a.s-WpG Atlantic City--l.ioo
s:4s-orssn;' orchestra
S:Q0--Concert orchestra.
9:oo-Mus:csl proeram.
9;So-Dance.
ss5.s--wBAL Baitimore---l.e5o
e.so--Roxy and His GanE.
s0O-Riyerside hour.
assisting quartet
e0e-The Marylanders.
ssos.s-wEEl Beston--Seo
s.so-old.time minstheh. ~.
f:00--Meledy Maids; a. 49,
s.S0-sA. & p. GypsteSSslsssese<
sS0-oeneral MotoFss PARTY =,
s sSc-Mnssc .so.R.tire BOYS. &c
asl.3-wNAC Bostep.-sSo
s:so-Dinner dance IN
6s0-Talk; piano; musacs
7:00-~op'ry House Tonight
so0-united Opera Co.. sssFS s}
s;oo-Captivators vs.
so..s-WGR BulfaIo-eo0
7;OO-Melody Maids.
s:SS-H Nv and Dry; family party
9:a0-Recital
a:So-Retire Boys; orchestra.
s4s.I-wMAk BuGalo--55os
sfs-orchestra
s:ee-WoR programs,
i0:oS-CavallerS' organ
sss.4-wTIC Railroads.&c.
s:oo-Masical program; piano.
7;0o-Melody. Maids,
SS0-General Motors Party.
9:O0-Features; Retire Boys
so9.1-wABc New york-s7e
515-orchestrs.
6:0S--Dinner music.
700-Home makers @
s:oo-Jewish hour; music, dance.
sas.s-wGBs New York-sa0
T:Oo-Talk: string quartet. 4
7:S0-Boys' Club program.
siS-Musical features; dance.
ses-wNYC New York--sso
s:so-German lessons.
635-Ar College
e:5o-Reeital: tonsl picture:
7:so-TalR; muSleal features.
es0-JoiHt recftak ~
seo..-wcAu phiIadsIphia--i.1so
s:se-orchsstrs -.
6.Q0-Musical Chefs: trio.
S;o0-WOR progrAnas.
o:o0-orchestyas.
4e5.e-wFI.wLlT PhiIadelphia--s4o
7:0o--Aselody Maids,
ssS-denSsri Motsts PARTY.
e:o0--FeatuFe prograna.
i0:0O-Orchestra
sfss-KrjKA Pittsburrh--oso =
s:se-EDKA Enssmsls
s:oo-Eiverside prcgram.
e:so-Qrchestra.
9:00-Great composers.
4ss.6--wyAR Providenee--Sa0
7:oO-Meiody Maids. st
7:30--A 4 p. GypSiex.
S:3o-General Motors Party.
s:So-Tfims-to-kstifs Boys.
= 2s0.2-wHAM Rochester---i.o1o
s:s0-Roxy and His Gang.
= e:00-Riverside hour.
S:30-Tango Orchestra.
s:00-Great Composers.
e:30--Rainbow Quartet; Cavaliers.
379.6--WGN scheneetads-5eo
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SWEDEN APPROVES
NEW LABOR LAWS
Collective Agreements and
Tribunal Adopted by Riksdag
After Long Debate.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, May 30-New labor
laws to uphold collective agreements
between Swedish employers and en-
ployes and the establishment of a labor
tribunal have been adopted by the two
chambers of the Swedish Riksdag after
long and heated debates. The first
chamber accepted the measure, with 81
votes against So, while the second
chamber voted lit for and 106 against.
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between workmen and employers. It
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ment is involved. The agreements are
binding both for the labor organiza-
tons and for their individual members
During the run of the agreement the
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from taking any steps in this direction.
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case where they are aimed to help
party which has no right to take action.
The collective agreement shall not be
Fall0 HOT more imam nFe years. BreacneS
against it entailed damages, to be de-
cided upon by a labor tribunal,
This tribunal, with seat in Stock
holm. shall pass on all questions con-
corning the collective agreements, and
its Judgment cannot be overruled. II
viii consist of six members, Endorsed
by the government. The chairman and
two members are selected among per-
sons whose interests are not allied with
those Of the employers or the employees.
Evening star., 1928-05-30
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from st. Elizabeth's Hospital. Justice
Stafford directed DR.. William A. White
to have the patient in court June for
a hearing He is represented by At
torney Charles N. Joyce.
Treibly was once released from the
hospital on a ruling by the District
Supreme Court that the department had
no such authority over retired officers.
but was returned when the Court of
Appeals reversed the finding and de-
clared all retired officers to be under
orders of the department.