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WafAL-WashinStcn Radio Forum
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WAAL-WashinStcn Radio Forum
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SIS pm.-Thirty Club. conducted b.
A. Cloyo Gill
tbs p.m.-weekiy forum Of the
Thirty Club.
T::3o p.m.-Musical program, under
ths direction Of Walter r. Holt
7:45 pm.-Amhrcss +. Harrison.
tenor
pm.-correct tine.
sol pm.-Popular songs By Madelon
Sherman
$40 pm.-Frank Davis, English
reader.
$40 pm.-James z. Lee, tenor.
pm-Talk by Claude Owen Of
Washington Board OF Trade
e:f5 pm-LeeSe's Saturday Eighters
1915 to 1880 p.m.-NsEs hsshss.
wRC-NationaI Broadcastins Co. t4ss.S
Mstsrs-6ta Kiloeye.esl.
$50 pYn.-Musicgi vsrieties.
pm.-Ths Marionettes.
z:30 pm-Jclly Bill and Jane
pm.-waldorf-Ast Orchestra.
$50 p.m-"Ths Firemen's Annual
Labor Day Parade" by Harry s. Bell.
SIS p.ni.-Motion picture guide
5:5s p.m.-Bsse ball scores, courtesy
Of the Associated Press and The Eve
ming Star.
rm--Statler's Pennsyivanians.
$50 p.n1.-Bible talk By Page Mex.
Etclliscn
s:45 p.m-Ststlcr's Pennsyiv2nisns.
p.m.-Mildred Hunt, soprano
T:i5 p.n.-"A Week Of the Worlds
Business" by Dr. julius Klein.
7:30 pm.-Mildred Hunt, soprano.
pm.-The Open Mike.
p.m-Ccrrsct time.
. pm.-Pslats dor. Orchestra
10 p.ms-Eiumber music
II p.m.-Weather forecast
II 70 IL p-n.--Jardin Lido Orchestra
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ALTERATION HAND, experienced, for tai
Tor shop. s07 Pa ave Sc.
CANDY PACKERS, experienced IN package
goods; also ersninzs for a few helpers Az
rly Arlington Candy CO. It'll and K sts, sw
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


ELEcTRIcAL WIRING. paDering s., psin tins
Dfsi. VIE * fixtures. g ssc Pure lead and
e 1infns Fir sso Torkms nsip suarar
ssd ttr nsr Dr ETC T co INC METF9
iS1si. sol 10th NV. Frank. 300.
ELECTRICAL HOUSE VIKINGS rooms and
xtuIes complete os sS7 % Sp star Eleere
complete, Including fixtures and inside s:ry-
re- Tsre s7 GO ss7 year 70 Fry Pr so EN
EXPERT FLOOR FINISHING, scraptng. cleo.
paul Serene. 1909 n. Car. st. Main l0ls7
FLOORS old Or SsUd GraD S so and sss:
all n WORK gone ~ nor syns Prices VERY
low this month. All work done By William
Lane. 504 18th St. So. Lincoln 1878.
FURNACES AND cHIMNEYs CLEANED AND
ser%ice. 9i7 iith st. NV Franklin iois3
HoT-wATER HEAL, ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
No money down; small payments; best Wo.s'
HOUSE REMoDELING or improvement
OF any kind. h.-W.. heat, electric lights.
stuccoing. garages. etc; years ~ paw: m
down payment, 1903 Vermont ave" suite
PAINTING. PAPERING, and piasterins
Special prices this week. Ftrst-class ma
t ts5n End Torkm man pork "a da s3.o
PAINT1NG-House painting. interior and sx-
terror: skilled mechanics; reasonable prices.
Paul Serene. 1909 N. Cap. st Main 10ls7
PAPERING. PAINTING. PLAsTEEING. -
work NJ. Pumps. 1927 Ga. ave. Ad. 1854. "a
PAPERING. PAINTING. PLAsTERING. al
work guaranteed at the lowest possible
D mesn what ' We saw say. Phone Main a5sa j.
Schansler. 1919 9th st. NV.
PAPERINC. PAINTING; finest materials and
q b IN R0 Sn% Pssfns up
nay ASK for estimates Abeimsn Co. 1909
Georgia ave Cot 34s. -------- -
pAPERHANGiNG. PAINTING, pIastteT,ins'
sS; ''ii9S g. IL + 81
ing a specially We also install hot-water
heat. porches screened and built, pain
plumons s ETC. serspe s and S w,ndo shsqe
in fact. any Improvement or ateratlon
your home may need. We use Dutch Boy
premises 50 ingredients may be seen. This
il first-class established COMPANY All our
work guaranteed: paperhanglng guaranteed
piled upon request Cash or terms M 10 3
years. Free estimates. Peoples Home peg r.,s
rating, Co, Inc, si7 9th st. nv. Main 'sio-
PAPERHANGING- Rooms pspered. IS snd
m estimates furnished. work guarantee1
4 A., tn 7 G s1Gs 4i'' 18th st nv" ADJ l.
PAPERHANGING, painting, plasterIng. ana
interior decorating. VIM. A Little, ala 9th
St nv Phone Franklin 6754.
PIANO TUNING. g so We specialize n
general plano repairs ana rebuilding Get
our estimates Prices reasonable Skilled
mechanics Work guaranteed Sanderson-
Schseffer Co s44 81 ne Lin 1857
ROOF REPAIRING PAINTING. ggtterinE.
spoutins reasonable prices Col 1917 day
or nisht Ajax Roofing Co. 1899 kal I'd
WEATHER STRIPS. Coco metal: ths1
will outlast your building; lov Summer
prices now. Call Col 9l3s till 7:30 N
WINDOW SHADES screens and meta
weather stripping Butler & Son. 1851 Gond
Hone I'd Sc lincoln 1923
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CHAIR CANEINti, hand eanetnH spunt cane
Ing. A. 80 up, urhoxtsftns Clay Armstrongt
la23 10th o. nv, FTknklin TAss,
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Mrs. Katherine A. Morton is state
superintendent Of public instruction of
Wyoming
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SEWING MACHINE. Slnser. electric, as Eaoa
as new. round hohbn, noSNehle. knee con-
troll with Sswlght, Reasonable, Address,
EoN e0E-C Star OfAeR
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HELP MALI

ASSISTANT SToCKKEEpEF, white, exper-
ioncea On PIP: fittinSs and motor a, rsc sro
m nnps asssd ce sfe is Conn ' se auto
BAs5-BARITONE. for church ousrtst fair
once
Roy, with high school education, 70 learn
Donald, Eersmsnn's. cleaners and Divers
Il. Highuay Posslyn. Va. g.
BOY, colorsd, for shoe shining parlor $780,
BOY, Is or II wears ons eho VII work for
afs re- address Boa so-z, Sta once s.
COY, who has Enowledse Of storass batteries
sna % sad Sppis a asss os rSGa avf ~
CEMENT WORKER, handy with tools, to
assist carpenter. state experience, salary &C.
sired, Address Box 4l3-C. star ONCE. =
CoLoRED PORTER. wanted. Hilltop Manor
Pharmacy. a50o lath & ----y
COLLECTOR, with small car. experienced'
ao7 international Rds.
COUNTER MAN. frst-cass, must have local
reference Salary no object to right man.
Must be good meat carver. Address BoS
324.C. Star of1ee. i
COUNTER MAN, in cafeteria. Must have
good reference Service Cafeteria IVA ltth
ST. NV i
DooPMAN. colored, hotel experience; over
II, Z. See head bellman, Burlinston Hotel
DRrvER-soLIcIToR. wanted. white Mus,
Service 52l0 Q ST. NV.
DRUG CLERK, junior. experienced. nights
and every other Sunday References. Ken
ner's Pharmacy, nth 4 Que SITS. NV
HAIR BoEBER and marceief, expert, ex-
perenced In beauty psrlorsi Tuesday. be-.
tween and 10 am, Suite 225. National
Press Bldg
MAN. young, OF neat appearance, with sales
ability, to solicit membership IN new
country club Pleasant work, Bis money,
Reference. See Mr.. Lewis, 1913 Invest
ment Bldg.
MAN, young, TO operate soda fountain eve
nings 1900 Conn, ave- -z-.-.--
MECHANICS experienced mechanics
Nash preferred ASK for Mr.. Greenlee'
Wallace Motor Co. -
MEN~-Old-line company needs men to
work with manager III training for mana
geral POSITIONS outside good paw ana GOOD
future Mr. Spence lai9 ST. Room so4
MEN. 3 or 4, white or colored, days work.
Willing to do anything. MOI AFRAID OF WORK
3 am, to 4 pm Pay every night Apny
At once. rs Seston st ne
MEN. Soun~, 1, for sales work: experience
unnecessary good nay a23 AIbee blng'
over KeithS Thcater
PLUMBERS HELPER. who can run small
Ford truck, 805 9th St NV basement.
RADIOTRICIAN wanted, must be expert
enced Apnly 4B1b CteOTga ave NV.
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HELP--nONiESTIC,
sITuATlON---MALE.

BARBER, young. experienced, desires a po~
Aitian, white trade. gnod wages preferred,
1915 Church st, NV.
c)OkkEEPER, experienced, reliable. indus
trtnus. Phone Capital Heghts 2T3 Y
CHAUFFEUR, especially careful and eNps~
rteneed. wishes position Capable OF max
ms feratrS and interested IN Keeping over
head ON car At low Azure All ask ~ ~
opportunity Ia nfoye my ability, please eau
potamae 47Th leave message. MI, Anders
son,
H0USRMAN, position wanted by ynunE
Spanish gentleman, Address neA snS~C, star
once. L
MAN Filipino, hnsnsed chauffeur, butler
and hnnsaman, wishes position ~ private
family experienced soea rel, Address Rns
aoer &, star efaes,
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LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER |. 1923.
.si.S-wEAF New Ycrk--sio

prepared Scheduled Eastern
letters flocgctes right
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E-ENENING STAR
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
UEIp---FENAIE

STENOCRAPHERS, S2g-s25 wk No charge
unless placed Washington Employment Ex-
change, 2i4 National Press Bids. i4th r.
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SITUATION--MALE.
frAS.aG ~


MAN, married experienced, wants ianitor
position, with .quarters: best reference
James JOY, 823 2lst st. West 1918
MAN, reliable. age 81. wishes position as
first-class butler, colored. eau 1871 81
NV.
MAN Young, waite, %. wants work; prefers
a lob as clerk. in store. but Will DO any
thing that is honest. Address BOX +os.C'
Star once. .----
MAN settled. SO years of age. fair education
lion. Address Box $500. Star once. 2.
NAN cooTed desires lob driyips sh' ds
PHOTOGRAPHERS. amateur, age 90 can DO
finishing and enlsrsnso WORK st IN n offre
SITUATION-MALE AND FEMALE.
MAN AND WIFE wish positions as cook and
butler. hrst class; coloreo. Call 1871 :"
st. NV, ---
MAN AND WIFE. colored desire position
as fanitor, Apply 2320 ChampIain st. NV,
Phone Adams 1892. Reference.
stTUATION-FEMAL
CANADIAN, refined. middIe-aged. desires
r. p't csmpbell. iio4 IN st. NV g
NURSE. experienced, desires work in insti-
tuition or home. Phone North 4782-J q
WOMAN. experienced. cafeteria or restap-
frn, york Ad92ess sox "a ssf9 Star once
YOUNG GIRL. neat. desires position in. doc
tors Office. elevator operator or waitress.
Address Box 364-C, Star office. q
SITUATION-DOMES
GIRL, respectable colored; part-time cham
berwork, waitress or laundress. Phone POT
6036. ---
HOUSEWORK wanted by colored woman,
middle aged, active, neat: good COOK: or
days work: home nights Potomac 534n.
LADY, closing her Summer home, wishes
TO find good situation for her cook: stay
nights. best references Address Box $3.50
Star ONCE -
pART-TImE WORK of any kind by relt-
able coIored woman with reference. 1905
Corcoran st. NV. --
WOMAN. reliable colored, desires a stus-
ton as cook; good references. 1881 18TH
st. n. 81.
WOMAN, coIored, wants work as chamber
maid or general houseworker; neat; with
reference Col 1873
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RATES OUTSIDE CAMILLE RADIUS OF
IVA .

4-ifne rlintmam
! time, sc per Iins
Z rim S, zoe per line.
Z times, ice Lsr line.
IA times or more, isc per line.
Advertisements und.r Personal &c per line
additional
Transient CLASSIFIED advertisements tor the
Baltimore sun and the New York Times VIII
Sc received over the Business Counter OF The
star Al regular rates
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INTERPRETATIONS. second hand, cheap For
homes, groceries. meat markets etc. so3
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TOlmanized Collars
Wilt Slowly

IN. lehman Laundry. Dupont Circle
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY. Il
esn5sd LADY ard man Instructors coNoVIE.F'
West 3D6S 2i23 ST. NV. ---4
PUPILS TO LEARN HAIRDRES5rNG, AND
beauty culture New York system 1917
81 NV. ---.
LEARN AUTO pRIvINd. SPECIAL COURSE Sc
s. sde s h ely h Eneon Asa
MEN. woMEN-JoBs FOR LINOTYPE OF
orators; s50-s60 weekly; short hours Burton
linotype School, $50 II NV. Day ana evening
STEP INTO BIG PAY HOTEL JOB-MEN
and women wanted for hotels, clubs apart
ments, schools. COLLEGES. institutions res.
day expefence not Is
obstacle You can train in few months 'oI
sood position one to ten graduates ~ IN
reau service covers the whole country. Eve
ming classes now forming; classes limited
enr1i Fw v1sT Ho Sfa1o' T PPsf &c Schools
Pennsylvania Ave. at 23rd st.
TEACHER OF PIANO. PEABODY CON
servatory, desires pupils, beginners OF I'D
crowded, dignifed profession. big, oppor-
tunity for. money making; Earn while YOU
. 5sa-z. star ter once @''' 'leD -
NOW rs A GOOD TIME TO PREPARE Fos
a position Rates DsY, one month, SIS
Is sn so n ten mon tbs $50 Woops SCHOOL
All r. Can. 81 Established 1895. Lincoln 80
AUTO DRIVING QUICKLY TAUGHT IN
uutre about our new method. licensed white
m established 10 years Call Lin 81
AUTO DRIVING TAUGHT QUICKLY AND
permit secured, by licensed white drivers;
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE
in q school with a national reputation.
Easy terms; practical experience DAY eye,
i4th ST. NV, FIR 2sl8
THE EVENING STAR
In an article published Thursdsy Aqgust
bred millions dollars have been discovered
in Californis and in several Gult states
through the medium Of radio" Last year
several Loomis Radio College graduates we're
sent down To Texas and Louisiana on this
work at salaries Of 5000 month In addi-
ton 10 all living and travelling. expenses
Their salaries have since been ADVANCED TO
5000 In addition TO living expenses. The oil
company was 50 much pleased with Inc
work of these youns men that they called
on us this Summer to send them eight more
graduates from our class Of last June we
have also been requested by this company
10 turn over 10 them all the men gradual
December. These ere only few Of the
GOOD positions obtained by our graduates.
The fun course covers only 10 months; tut
ton charge Il very moderate. and terms OF
pa-'nent within reach of any young man.
Fall term viii heSin on Mondar. September
3rd. Better get our i92s-2s ca 'aloF, ct once
ard enroll neY,, week 3yoidlns ,he lasl-
4o5 9th st. Main 1899
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Statesmen, trucks. An opportunity for
live-wir truck aaiesmen with an old eatab,
ished Arm handling a very popular iine OF
commercial cars and trucks. Only men OF
ability TO open aud close sales need Apply
You wlll probably be surprised to mo TINS
company ADVERTISING for statesmen. We nave
= waiting list hut are trstne Ia attract lQSl
two honest to goodness truck statesmen VINO
are ready To so To work Address Box SS4-H'
Star nfhCe
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MANUFACTURING all our shades enables Us
20 give better values; OPAQUE shaees, sac
Holland shades 7Sc and csc small additional
charge for installing A KLEEELATT co,
INC ttth and ~ n Lincoln G1a
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REFRIGERAToR. porcelain lined, practical
ly new holds ZOE lbs; built TO save ace
YHo7 EuttOn II
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AGENT WANTED - Commission. extraordi-
nary, Credit to right party. Call in person
Fl. H HANNA, 1885 18th 81, ne, Basement. J.
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PIANOS RENTED. 81 and up per month.
MI Pleasant Music shop, 1910 l4th So. n ~
Open evenings Columbia i64l
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HELP--MALE.


TAXTCAB DRIVER wanted, for Sunday and
Labor Day. 2349 9th NV. No phone.
UPHOLSTERER wanted. $3.50 Ga. ave.
YOUNG MAN. neat in beauty parlor. and
To learn hair-bobhing. marching and hnger
waving. 1923 i4th NV. bet. and 10.
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HELP--MALE AND FEMALE.
WANTED--AGENT:

MAN OR WOMAN, colorcd cook and gen.
ersl homework. Yokahama Cafe, 1853
81 ne
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PIANO. baby grand, mahogany, years. old,
perfect condition; In Stcrage; must sell ~
once Gle Pa ave NV,
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SJTTATION-DOMESTIC.
PERSONA.

The rate under heading OF Personal
is cents Der line additional to the
rfnnlar line rate.
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GOWN SALESWOMAN.
SalesWoman for exclusive
gown shop. Must have expert
cnce i'll fine specially shops. APP
ply by letter stating age, expert
ence and salary expected.
Address BOX 322-C Star Office
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REFRIGERATOR medium size; white
enamel lined SIS, Phone Franklin iTsa
after s pm,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-A going automotivs business
with three Of the best exclusive franchlSeS
in the automotive field DOING a me whole
sale ana retail business Ideal loca ton
and good lease Address Box l56-A' Staf
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

GOING OFFICE BUSINESS FOR coon
BOOMING HOUSE, ApnRESS BOX S4s. c.
STAR OFFICE. y
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SEWING MACHINES ~ prophead Singer, SIS;
New Home. SIS, Standard, SIS, New ideal,
$40 others az SIS all guar New machines,
SO mo Renting and renairtng Open evenings.
s Sew Meh Shop, 3iS Pa ave sc [. s7A
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SEWING MACHINE, Sinser, portable, cleo
triC, $40 so must sell AT once. 2Setz lAth
81 Sc Phone Atlantic SIS
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TIRES used all sizes Trade~tns and
change overs Also new tires At low prices
Trade in youT old tires HundleyS sass
i4th st aW
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MEN. 3 or A. white or colored. days work,
WILLING to do anything MOI afraid Of work
am, to 4 pm Fay every night. ABBY
al nnce. AZ Seaknn 81 ne.
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CAN EARN S. AN HOUR
selling Xmas cards, The moat beautiful
line IN America and We pay unusually large
commissions. cards sell on sight We de-
liver and collect Call IN pera0n or write.
SAMPLE hook free Open evenings for Your
convenience Process Engraving CO. ilal
National Press Rldse iath and sts n"
" ANTFD- Salesman, aye . 10
IS wears, selling advertised line
flour. leeds, in State ri Virginia,
Experience preferred, although
not necessary, Unusual oppor-
tunity Reply own hand, stating
age and experience. Address
Box $500. Star Office,
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

provements. iishing and navigation assistance. road building allotmerts. funds for improving crops and checking destructive farm pests, prohibition enforcement by federal authorities in Connecticut, as well as . hosts of other activities.
 In the course of the hearings now under way. Connecticut members of congress and other con :ressmen. de- partmental experts and local author ities confer with the budget bureau heads in an effort to reach a fair allotment of federal funds in pro- portion to the work done in each department.
 In the preparation of tho revised estimates, seven aides to General Lord have the major part in deter mining the share that the various departments will receive. R. o. Kloeber. second man in the bureau, is in general charge of the work. F. J. Bailey shapes the demands of the department of the interior and the District of Columbia; Fred w. Wight those of the independent of fices such as the tariff and trade com missions and others: Guy F. AL len those of agriculture; Charles H. Fullaway those of the treasury and post office: Henry N. Wiseman those of the war and navy: and Melvin Jones those of commerce and la bor. General Lords recommends
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

tions are based on the nn iinss of these men.
 In addition. Brig. Gen. H. c. Smither. U. & A.. chief cooFdinator. and his stan arc charged with tho duty of adjusting the revisions Of the estimate 70 that tho allotment to the various divisions will be in accurate proportion to their real needs. Each department also ap- points . budget officer to wage bat tie on its behalf with the budget of- flee, and who acts n liaison officer between the department and the bureau.
 Connecticut citizens thus must look to tho men named above and in some measure to their state rep resentatives for disposition of the state affairs mentioned. and of the many others. during the coming year. Their decisions will affect many phases of the staIe's fife. The annual estimates of all de- partments were submitted by Sep tember :5.
 In view of the recent announce ment by Director Lord that the executive departments will incur . budget deficit during tho current year, and President CoolidEe's ina mediate declaration of further in- tensive economy, it is expected that future estimates will be kept down as much as possible.
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
PREPARING BUDGET FOR NEXT CONGRESS
Executives ,t Washington Scan Anticipated Elptns6 Closdy
By GEORGE H. MANNING


 (wa washington Correspondent. N. B. Heraidl
 Washington. D. C.. Oct. 23.-Es- inmates of executive department heads are now being submitted to the pruning knife annually yielded by the bureau Of the, budget, and announcements vital to Connecticut affairs are expected to be forth coming shortly.
 Between now and November IF, when Director of the Budget Her bert M. Lord. must begin his defense of the revised estimates before the subcommittee of the house of rep Tresentatives appropriations commit tee, final decision must be made as to the sums to be allotted to the various federal departments.
 Connecticut experts in various fields are being called in to assist departmental officials and budget heads in tn, r effort to pare down the estimates to . point where they will not conflict with President Coolidge's rSo0nt announcement of an even more strenuous policy oi economy than has been practiced al- ready during his administration.
 On November 12 the commit tee on treasury and post office de- partment appropriations headed by Representative Win R. Wood of Indiana. will initiate one of the most important of the series of hearings to decide the final fate Of the allot- ments. The subcommittee on the department of tho interior, headed by Representative Louis c. Cram ton of Michigan. begins work at the same time. These sub committees reports go to the house respectively on December and 5. Three days later the sub commit. tee on agriculture. that on the state justice and commerce departments and that on the war department will get under way. Representa-. tives L. J. Dickinson of Iowa, Milton w. Shreve of Pennsylvania. ana Henry E. Barbour of California ara the respective chairmen.
 The importance of these and thu tut 'VHe Heaih6o to el'10Ho VI WI" necticut can only be realized wher it is considered how vitally they af feet numerous activities of the state The estimates submitted by the war navy. treasury and agriculture de partments are those of most inti mate concern to the state. These estimates deal with sucl matters as new federal buildings repairs and alterations to post offic' buildings, rivers and harbors i'm
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23

the democratic national ticket and which republicans arc working hard to turn back to Hoover.
 Hoads East
 Leaving the light in Nebraska to state workers. Senator Robinson travelled toward Iowa today for an address in Sioux City tonight. He will return to Iowa later in the week after visits to the Dakota as Minnesota to make an address in Des Moines over an extensive radio hookup.
 In his speech at Lincoln last night. Senator Robinson made another plea for voters to ''set aside passion and prejudice" He read a letter signed "a republican who will vote for Smith" in which the writer said he had been "disgusted" by an attack made by his minister in Methodist church in Lincoln against Smith.
 T went to church to hear a ser mon," the writer said. ''apd heard political speech. I am a republi- can but I will vote for Governor Smith because I love fair play"
New Britain herald., 1928-10-23
JUMPER HAS NARROW
 ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Land on Top Of Circus Tent When Chute Falls To Open

Savannah. Ga., Oct. e3 R1 James J. McFadden, parachute jumper, has had his greatest thrill and, incidentally. his closest escape from death.
 McFadden. who was recovering in hospital today from concussion of the brain, went aloft yesterday in balloon as a special stunt for the Georgia state fair. A throng watched him leap from the balloon. at a lofty altitude and drop downward. Later the specta- tors said that his parachute had failed to open.
 Helplessly they stood by, watch ing the jumper sprawling earth ward at a terrific speed, until he finally disappeared on top of a large canvas tent which covered the main show Of a circus.
 McFadden. it was found had land ed on the canvas. head downward. but had escaped with only a slight concussion of the brain. He was expected to be released from the hospital soon.