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New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
JAPAN ANNOUNCES
STAND IN China
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ese troops are on the way there.
The nationalists, with their eyes
set toward Picking and consolidation
of power throughout China proper,
are expected to make every effort to
avoid trouble here with foreign
troops such as occurred with the
japanese recently at Tsinan.
Reports today said that a special
meeting of the cabinet and council
had decided that General Chang Tso
Lin, commander of the mort hern
forces, might retreat to Manchuria
but that if he was followed by the
rationalists both armies would be
d.sarmci.
Three Decisions.
The reports said the cabinet had
made three decisions on the posi-
his army back into Manchuria,
namely:
1.-The japanese government can
Lot definitely regard the prospect of
an invasion into Manchuria and
Mongolia by rival forces.
Japan will not permit prose
cution of war north of a line extend
ing from Sha Hal Kwan TO Chao
Yang.
3.-General Chang Tso Lin may
retire to his home province but il
the southern army, nationalist, pur-
j, No 4 irn,
Reports are current here that
General Chang Tso Lin, known fop
years as the Manchurian war lord,
would forsake his hold on Picking
and the central government in face
of the northward drive by the south
ern armies, headed by General
Chang Kai Shek and General Feng
Yu Hsiang.
Will Defend Picking.
The Manchurian general is report
ed to have a great force entrenched
| Just below Peking and was said in
| dispatches to be making plans to
defend his position. II was consid
cred unlikely. however. that he
would be able to present strong
| defense as his forces were said TO
be demoraliZed and one more retreat
would be in the nature Of rout.
Should he retreat it was consider
ed probably he would withdraw his
entire arny-forsaking the central
/ government capital-and return to
/ Nanchuria.
Owing to its physical position
/ Manchuria Is watched closely by
several governments, particularly
Japan and Russia.
Papers support Stand.
Newspapers in Toxic generally
supported the governments Chinese
policy today.
Anticipating a crisis If nationalist
agreed that civil war could not be
tolerated in Manchuria.
Indignation is maintained at the
alleged nationalist atrocities al
Tientsin, but there is an undertone
Of warning to the government that
Intervention in Chinese affairs mus,
be ended at the earliest possible
| moment and japanese troops Will
drawn because of possible interna.
tional suspicion of Japana's motives
Opposes Intervention.
The newspaper Asahi of Osaka op-
posed intervention by the League q
Nations or mediation by the United
States which had been suggested.
Mainchi, of Oska, warned thu
government that there would be sus
picion if japanese troops remained
long in Shantung province, particu
larly because Of Great Britain!
trade rivalry with Japan.
The more cautious Britain Is, th'
more prudent Japan must be- tn
newspaper said.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-17
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The Washington times., 1928-06-08
SUB Tie COL ORS
FAVLlRED
- InternatIonaI News service

Il =
PARIS. June s. Color has no
age.gtving qualities. according To
Paris latest edict to the world Of
fashion which has long believed
that certain shades were considered
old and others quite the contrary.
The important thing. II seems. fl
how one applies color. its relation
ID ones coloring and its suitability
to the time and place.
CoIors, this season. are subtle,
forming combinations Of such skill
that they lose that sense OF bold
ness which makes them dangerous
to most women. end the paler
shades are jazzed up by brilliant
touches which make them very at.
tractive to the unfortunate anemic
ones.
I.enief, for instance. makes pale
gray brilliant and becoming to
every woman, thus bringing the
Youthful dove tone as possible
color for every one. He also 1nifes
such strikingly opposed tones as
beige and black III costumes thai
are ravishing Tor every complexion.
Yvonne Davidson, French wife
Of the American sculptor. 10, Is
the ir1novator 81 the muItipIe color
harmony In one frock which she
produced first by making three On
four frOclks in one, each 81 iii.
aphonous material III as many
different tones
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KalIipOlis Grott0
Celebrates Victory

KallipOlis Grotto band and drill
team today win put away ths
trophies won At TIE Richmond con.
vention of the supreme council 81
tie Mystic Order 81 Yelled Prophets
Of the Enchanted Realm.
The 22-man drill team and the n.
piece band last night held ! parade
UP PENNSYLVANIA Avenue fl celebra'
ton 81 their victories Arthur Poyn-
ton. monarch 81 the grotto, headed
the parade
AT the closing session Of the con
vention yesterday. ri WI Libby,
past monarch Of the grotto and
chief clerk of the Department o.
Commerce. was elected grand deputy
nlarshal. Rock Island liz, was ee1
iected as the place of the 1922 con.
vention.
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R|TGHIE b0QMs
MAJ l1NAL
0PER 4

Hard ~ d. 0llf 81 fIae atulOs.
nhere and filled with outside
/ roises and with tendency to
D>fade were most bloadcastiglg
afafions last evening. There were
programs 0btainabIe by careful
tuning hut. aside from W3AIs
and WIZ, feM gave entirely
satisfactory results The WESAI1
hr0adcasfs have been uniformly
good even during most noisy
periods.
while listening f0 the iIicoua.
narable Eaklan0tf sing the prologue
is pagliacei In his own Individual
way some years aeo offered til
bet that no opera audience On this
continent would be found that
would know that very familiar
baritone exercise 81 we'll that Il
would not actually Interrupt the
singinx 81 It because Il thought the
prologue had ended and the time
had come 10 applend That seemed
to IS large order 81 the time
the bet was mad but don't re-
member ever having to pay the bet.
Last night when William Sim
mons SANG the prologue as Ne
heard It from WRC. en- audience
composed q members of the Music
Merchants Association 81 America
hanged Into the piece and their
applause completely hlanlseted its
dramatic fitale
An 81 which would Indicate that
Gov. Albert G. Richie az Marylan
wa not sd TAI wrong III his
enthusiastic advocacy cf national
conse atory u music ard ma.
tional orchestra and opera hicll
might begin teaching operatic
music To the music merchants The
Governor was talking 70 them at
their annual banq3let and made a
very strong case Of his state rights.
idea 50 strong and powerful that
# was about he most intpor
feature of HE evening broad lees u.
FEDERAL RESERVE
hanks EXPLAINED
Loud pea lkers were rather good
t0 listeners last night ia the variety
of their offerings The Music Aler
chants presented Governor Richie
IN cilaracte ristic tall and Sim.
mons ana Eusanne keenan,, so
pranO. The Halsey Stuart pro
gram provided most interesting
talk BIZ Gov Roy Young II the
Federal Reserve Board "a the
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six operations were performed
on Volz, and methods perfected dur
ing the World war for reconstruct.
ing the torn faces Of wounded men.
were used to build UP the contours
Of his face. SO that his appearance
viii be practically normal
An artificial eye win replace
Vols left eve and he also wears
q set Of false teeth.
on November Is. 1927. he shot
himself with shotgun III his home.
The gun ierlxed on discharge SO that
ii swept away one side Of his face.
Dependency because he could not
secure work az 4 carpenter led TO
his act.
DR. AT u. Miller. who served as
colonel IN the Medical Corps dur.
irlr the World War and restored
normal appearance 10 many
wounded men, directed the treat
nlerlt ok yoIz.
Several weeks ago Vol1 assisted
Iii overpoWering Henry Prudens a
fireman who was being treated At
the hospital. when Pruden tried 10
jump or balcony at the hospital.
VOlz was sitting on the balcony
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functions Or that body and of the
Federal Reserve Banks
Ernie Hare ana Billy Jones. A
the Flit soldiers. through the VIZ
circuit proved rather conclusively
why they have been compelled 70
make some 800 pk0nograph
records and sing continuously every
week Tor five years FOR radio
audiences. They are among the
finest entertainers we have.
Exit music WAS played by the
Dodge program after 26 weeks III
poppy music by IA orchestra and
unusually good singing ~ Vaughn
de Leatla and Erva Giles: The loss
81 this program Ia the list 81
weekly features however, Was
made up ~ the Inaugural ton by
the United States Army Band Of
the open ali concert season III
Washington from klna east front of
the Capitol and NVAfAI4. The band
provided one 81 the best concerts
III it's year with exceptionally good
trumpet solos by Second Leader
Tom Darcy.
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BEST PROSPECTS

Was1lns ton Chiea 50
baseball game WRG t46gl arc
WEHE f12X)
SIS Complies major
isague scores from Times. Herald
studios, WlfAI5 $3.50. -
Haired Music Maker. ChicaKO.
$40 s. n. Musical memories.
Ba fillmore. VIAL t265l
CHAIN PROGRAMS
IS. Unhappy wonder Bakers
New York. WEAF. WRC, WG1t.
R.3O IS. n. Dixies Circus New
York. WIZ. WIsN. WREN. WIZ.
WBZA WBAL, WHAM XIV.
WOW WJR. KYW. KyVK.
co. Cities Service Concert Or
cllestra ana Cavaliers New York.
tVlcAF. yNTC NJ p III. WI VIC 81,
WCAE. WTAM, WWJ WSAI.
WEEK. KSD. WCCO. woo WOW.
WI9AF. KvOO. VIA Al. K9A.
80 5. III. White Rock Concert,
New York WIZ Nl5z, VIA.
WJR. KHW. KWK
b. M atipnaI Choris1ege
New York. VIA WRE etc.
Wrigiey Review. Jew York WIZ
WIZ WBZA. NVRAL KDKA.
WffA1f. WI4yV. WIZ EYyV. T<yVIS,
THRENs WfIASs WGA4s w me- NNS11f
WIT. WRVA WAX NVCCOs
Triie story Hour II Columbia pros
gram W0A etc
$3.50 3. sia.-- IA France Orchestra
New York, WEAE WILT. WGR.
WEAE. WTA19. vV3E webb.
VvT1E KsD VOC. WIG WOW
s.. ne p motive Hour. New
York. WEAF. WRC WEE w "a
WAR. WTAG. WCSI WILT.
WGY vHGR WCAT. WTA1ks
yVVvJ. WSAI. yVCaN VTMJ. KSDs
WRHM woo. WHO. WOW
WDAF vOC NTAA. KPRC
NOAI. yVHAS. WSM. VINO. IN SD.
WIT. WAX Ia Paiipa smoker
Hour q coIuinbIa proeraln NR0R
etc.
$50 b on the Front Porch
III Columbia program ~ etc.
1890 b. n Siusnber Music, New
York. WIZ WRC. WE AL. WI wv.
DANCE MUSIC
$50 81. m. lfans. Atlantic
city WPG t27z
1905 81 mi Dave Berries Ore
chesfra New York; WEAF 49,.
1880 s. IA oilfes Bergere Orr
cbestra Atlantic City. WPa
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LOCAL PROGRAMS

lgldas
WRc NashlnRtSn 10
C0nkffns1 Lofhs Crcheskra
600 Parnaasns Trio
Do asflington Chicage baseball
game Broadcast.
s0D-- Waldoff astoria Orchestra.
Motion picture Guide.
6:Sa-- Baseball scores.
6.00--4Iappy wonder Bakers
Conx linss Lotus Orchestra.
:00--Cfkies Service Concert Orches-
ira ana Cavaliers.
$500 National ChOriatera
Lord Calvert Orchestra.
:e0-- ne Paimolive Hour.
1D:00--Eiumber Music.
1T o. Weather Forecast
VIVA NV aslhinKt On2t1
iz;Ce-- Brunswick PanatrOps Pop
s:s5 Thirty club, baseball scores
and news from Tiries-H erald
Ills Isistsnins il "a 5immy md
10 Dorothy Baker. pianist.
- w siiingtOn Chamber o. Com.
9lerce talk.
s:00COrrect time
S:0O--Joint program Ruth Ayers
Morgan, soprano. and Frances
van den Bogert. contralto.
800 Charlie Hoge and Bob
SIS Improvement 1pl 81 our Hirn.
ways BY Herbert b. Morgan.
Of u. s. Civil Service Conn
mission.
500 Caroline Eggieston Bacon ami
n. n. PhiIlips Trombone, Voice
and Piano.
9s15-W Washington College of Music.
+ I0:I5- .Late News Flasher from
T.mes-Fferald studio.
YRH r. lNagl1ingtOm---39Z
3.OO-- Baseball ame--Washington at
Chicago.
5s45-The Town Crier.
6:00--WeelxIy Resume District Govt.
Affairs BY James =. Chinn
6:06--Selectiun from Musical Com
edies.
s:fs-- Dramatic Presentation.
6.30-- Dinner Concert
-WaBhlngtOn--2O3
.s0-- Bran Hughes Orchestra.
8.1k--Jack ana Jill
$3.50 Band Of Iran Grotto. Troy,
N r.
9:30--ClareDce Walker, tenor.
9s45-Masonic and Eastern Star ball
game.
Virginia Bufnrd, pianist.
10:i5--M Stewart Dewitt banjo and
piano.
10:30--Hawaiian Melody Boys.
11:00--Irene Juno, organist ut B, u.
KeIth's Theater.
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old FAVORITES
F0RSAKIIVG
N|K

Ii sunrner ideas hit the wave
lengths many more blows broad,
casters WIN find themselves com.
PEELED to get Jobs At honest labor
to fill in their evenings Tonight !
most conspicuous casualty Ii the
Jordan musical forum of VIVA
This program has become 3 radio
institution that meant much to list.
ensrs. Frank Kinmel, who has been
director 81 this Interesting weekly
visitant Is living rooms. consist.
entity adhered to the policy he an.
nounced at the beginning 81 his
broad asting 81 giving his public
what was new and Interesting III
music and providing them with such
visiting stars as he could secure.
Thus We had delightful proRranna
~ John Charles Thomas. the Amer.
lean baritone. and Capitaine. the
French tenor and others. The Jor.
dan hour added much to enjoyment,
culture and musical undersf ndffe,
It's passing II matter 81 Great re.
gret and IT'S return iii the fsll viii
% awaited with Interest.
new PROGRAM
DEALS WITH RIVERS
a new program viii 81 presented
In q kind Df tentative WAY bv W.T.,
lat o'clock this evening when rs
National Eh0risters make their first
appearance 81 lineton sg.' -
length. The CaOristers are q II octet
i rtf4 - - es4tSs&n @S.s.ssS L. :. -.
nlent 0f their coming will sing 81
rivers using musical and oflel
means 70 create an atnaospher<
background for the .song fln
dOubtedly they will Sc ifiterestfp
respectfully Il there happens ~ 81
cur one Of those static r0ars lfkS
train u empty freight ears 81 ~
lng over bridge To he1p the river
atmosphere along!
Otherwise program regularity vii
Be IN evidences during the EVENING
the Happy Wonder Bakers startin4
things Tor WRC 1T I. foIIowcs nc
the Cities Service aggregation Sam
Norman and his Lord Calvert as
horts viii entertain Kit $3.50. tilf
Isa1moIfVers ak and Slumbei
music Will Be heard nc 10.
Herbert Morgan. 0k the United
States Civil Service Commission, Il
10 talk about road building from
VVAIAL. AT gs45 Wendell Hal. Hi
red haired prophet who may
promise It Amt Gonna Rain No
Mo- may be tuned from XIV I'll
o'clock The White Rock and
Nri gley exercises are paramount on
the WIZ chain 1T the usual hours.
ATT o'clock James J. COrbett 40.
pears as star re the Ia Palma
festivities of the Columbia chain.
and y $50 WBAE viii present !
program 81 Musical Memories.
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GUERRE
F0RGIVEs

CHARLESTON 3. q. june g.
Forgive him. Father, fcr he knew
not what ne did 4
This. according 70 physicians.
was the Rt. Rev. william
Cuerry's first reference 10 the A..
tack Of fellow minister Mondav.
The Episcopal bishop Of South
Carolina IS ID hospital recoverinr
from chest wound inflicted 81
the Rev. ,. II. WoodwarS, ~
Episcopal minister OF Brunswick.
Ca Mr.. Woodward. after shoot.
ing the bishop iii his office here.
committed suicide.
Physicians said the preIate's con.
dition was slightly improved ana
that his chance for recovery was
better.
The Washington times., 1928-06-08

"A bit Of America in Paris is
ready for You. The Hearst Press
Information Bureau. Rue de In
Paix, will welcome yOH This sum.
mer. Use IL as your forwarding
address. Meet your friends there.
Home newspapers, magazines,
travel information, etc. No
eI1arges--no fees.
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GIRL BRE AXIS IN
DEATH TRIAL
SEE Nj
1nfsrna iona Neyss Service

~ 1nfsrnn onsl ezss service
JOSEPH Mich. Ju1e s.
Take my life. Kill ms II YOU want
So bur spare the boys
This frantic plea shouted 60 the
1uFY late yesterday bX 81 guerite
Bnmhau8h. On trial Jointly with her
brothers. George and Gerard, for the
murder ct Walter FL Cock. Niles
basket manufactures. was still i'm
pressed on the minds 81 the court
Eoom fans IS the trlaI was resumed
today
Hiss Bumbaug o1tburst oc-
Cured while Prosecutor Walter II.
BookWalter was reading letter she
Erofs Cook from California. Tll9
letter was addressed Lear Hop.
The # ia NEalter Cook j. for
hcplklns
Worked Like nos
Bo6kwalter read It Is hard to
know dear yDu would rather.
a. what you can your duty 10 the
others than 10 BE with me
Then 600lk1altek asked:
s1atter IS fact weren't You trying to
3ef him to leave IFS faInfIxl Weren't
you much % blaine as he was for
~ fEi
Miss But1bnIiell sat forward IN her
chair. Instead u answering In an
even tore - usual her voice
Vi1Faked.
.Bnf / loved him. worked Tor
BIN lllSe ! dog. slie said, IA shrill
voice.
Hooiwalter cut III sharply wait
= ninufa. walt minute
She ignored hirn I0yed lin
more than he loved me. tell you
Again Bo0lxMalter tried to inter-
vapt
Are you mad now be asked.
Miss Burabaus ll attorney claims
she was driven Insane BIZ Cook
freatnief
The WORD nad nnleashed her
Standing upright lGl the Witness
stand she shouted, Mother mother
don't JET them take the boys.
Don't let them take The boys They
can KIN me- but dent lel them take
the boys
Then she stepped aslaFsly d ffolt
- tie jury
Take my HE Xiii ne II You
want % but spare tIle boys she
screamed
Praises His Ability
Before her bfaa down. Miss Bum
baush lad been severely cross
examined by Bockwalte He "a
tackled ticulatly her story that
she had tried IS sever relations with
Cook introduced another lei.
ter part ol which read
Dear Hop lave only met one Or
two men who had your energy and
ability Another read. There isn't
business man II town as sharp
md shreyRd As my Cookie.
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NEARBY STATIONS

WBATs-BaltimOre O5O-285.S
VIZ program.
6:30--WJZ program.
7:O0--DInner music
1:30--N. II. G.. network.
9:00--Joint recital
9:30--Musical memories
WPG--AtIantIc Cify-l1O0-252.6
7:00--Castillian Orchestra.
7:30--VOcal: string band
s:1b-Chelsea Concert Orchestra.
e:00--Fry'g Orchestra.
9:50-Castillians Orchestra.
10:00--Siiver slipper Orchestra.
lo:sO--FoIIies Orcheatra.
R--Newark--7tO.422.3
7:50--Lopez Pofpourr
s:00-True Story hour.
9.0O-La Palma smoker
9:30--On the Front Porch.
10;00-Roseland Orchestra.
l0:30-The WitcbinR Hour
WEAF-New YOrk--6lO-492
6:00--Mutual savings hour.
6:O0-Wonder hour.
6:30--Happlness Boys
LiO0-Glties Service Orchestra.
b:O0--Nati0nal ChoristeFs.
8:30-La France Orchestra.
9:00--Palmuiive program
w IRoH;o9S-HSsrnie -. orchssstTa;
7:46-.'Herbert Hoover, the Man"
Ss00--I3right Star Trio
S:5D-NeW Venice Orchestra.
9:l5--Vi0linist
s:20--Royalista Of Harmony.
WNRC--NeW YOrII--57O-J26
TOO Pianist; Mayalta Duo.
$50 Books; songs. violin.
b:aD--Piano. songs; orchestra
WJX--NeW YOFlz--0aO-4 54
b:0O-~JO hnson's Orchestra
5:30-Children,s program
6s0O--SfafdOm Of Broadway
6.30--Dixies Circus
TsD0--VioIinist
80 White Rock Concert.
500 WrIglsy Hour.
At00--charnber MnsIc
10 slumbeF Music.
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and was the first to notice that
Pruden was about 10 Jump Off He.
stunned the would-be suicide by
enptying the contents 81 d pitcher
Of ice water on him.
The Washington times., 1928-06-08
Face Is Built on Man
Who Tried Suicide

After months Emergency Hospital side
Of his face after he shot H away suicide
attempt Edwood No ri yesterday his home IN
Bladensburg Nd
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DISTANT STATIONS

WgnA tIanta 6s0-a75.s
1l:46-e(son6eFf.
KXNE--C lniCmxU~A67 0-HS0
Zoo studio program
1920 Movie Club studio program.
WBBN~- Chlcng 570-3Re.3
9:Q0-0ance nusIes popular.
gs30-Canadiana and Nighthawks
WCFI-- ChicnG 0-fB3.0
n zoo Savoy Ballroom Orchestra.
WON Chicago 20-4I8
A:10--lgourtesy program.
9.10--NEAE program.
~ so0--~I oInorroW Tribune; German
Band
Iis0o-nream shtps Hawaiians: dance
music
WHIT hfcag 09O-J08
8.30--Pfanfst
500 Naytag Ramb.ers
1l:00--Your Hour
Wis Chicago 850.346
9:0O-Special music.
10s0O---WLS Show Boat.
yNLW--C inclnnati- 70O-42s.a
9.00--Insfrumental Trio.
9:30--Scores, Trio.
10s0O-NJZ Program.
WsAI-CincfnnatI -83O-36l.e
S:00--DoR Talk: Scrap Book
g.00--WEAF Program.
10:00--Dance Orchestra
sWEsAP--FOrt W0rth-600
10:00--KOPA entertainers
10:30--Jack Rose.
I1:00--Texas Christian u.
12s15--AnRounced
( H.2
10:3O-Wheaties Quartet.
:Oo--Dance Program; Scores.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sos
10:00--Statler Orchestra.
Observation-Disclosures
S:00-Columbia Network.
WFLA--f 'ieaFwater-5S0-51
9:15- Musicale.
10.0O-Band concert.
10:30--Eance Rambie
Observation-Disclosures
: - y e.; :50--steele's orchsstra
KWk H--shrevcpOPt-
:30--sfudio program.
KMOX-St. LOuis-1OOO.299.g
S.D0--Columbia Network.
11:00--Dancs music.
KDKA-E. Pittsbufgl- 95O-S1S.G
9:00--Autoinatic Agitators.
WCAU-PhiI adelphia-11SO-26
:s0--Creston Farms Orchestra.
10:00--Loeser's Orchestra
10: s0--5olden Dragon Orchestra.
WHAM-Roch esters-I07O- asO.9
7:30--WJz Program.
9:00--Studio Program.
ectady-70O-S79.5
S:30--Mixed Quartet.
9:O0-WEAF Program
WBZ-spFingfIeId-0
9:00-Musical Art Trio Scores.
1G:0O--Lowes Orchestra.
WTAM-CIeVeIand-5
10:0O-Studio program.
WJR--Detroit-6SO-44
3.UU--Heck ana Mack Piano Twins. |
9:50--Goldkettes Orchestra.
9:45-"Static': Chimes
WTIC--Haftford--56 0-S35.4
S:30--Light Co. Program.
9:00--WEAF Program,
KOA--Denver-82O-3
10 :00--KOA Orchestra
1O:15-Denver composers
KFI--LOs Angeles-64O-468
10:0O--Courtesy Program
11.OO--Network: Wrigley Hour
IL :00--Hawafian Nights
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1:00--Western Artists
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10:00-KPO Orchestra.
11:00--Network.
12:00--Courtesy Program,
A. M.
1:00-KPO Orchestra.
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ready for You. The Hearst Press
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-26
BABY STARS OF
FILMS HONOR ED
AT 1928 PARTY

LOS ANGELES, Feb. IS Ro-Film-
don's newest lights, the "baby stars"
of 1928, were disported tonight by The
picture chiefs of publicity in a welter
of color, music, gayety and beauty m
the seventh annual "wampus" ball at
Ambassador hotel auditorium.
Three thousand persons, Including
the elite Of the motion picture colony,
frolicked in setting of splendor While
a throng estimated at twice that num-
Der clanaored for admittance to the
couoing out party of the stars, given
each year by the western association
of motion picture advertisers. ,.f
Dancing. interspersed with chorus
singing. action numbers BY picture
stars. balIets and other events partl-
cipated in bv film Stars was climaxed
lath at night bv formal announce
ment of .ae bakers dozen of actresses.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1928-02-26
COL. LINDBERCH
.ALIGHTS IN N. Y.
ON DETROIT HOP

CURTISS FIELD, ". T., Feb. rs H9
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh land
ed here tonight after q flight from
Selfridgc field near Detroit, Mich,
with four ST. Louis business mcn as
passengers. TIe was flying Ryan
brougham type plane.
! Following the po:lcy ne adopted
when he hopped off from ST. Louis
last Wednesday, Colonel Lindbergh
kept his destination secret when he
departed from Selfridge Field today.
Reports had him headed west with
Milwaukee, Wis, as a possible goal.
Other rumors mentioned Buffalo, N.
Y. as his landing place.
N.ssiilc the arrival at one Of the
Long Island flying 1ields was con-
sidered as a possibi.11cy, Colonel Lind
bergh and his party landed here