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OUR CHILDREN By Angelo Patri

The doctor spoke TO Dan. Peel
pretty good, don't you, DAM"
Eyes, sir. I'll be all right II don't
catch anything this Spring"
Why should you eaten anything?
You're past the time when you need
to be afraid Of measles and vhoops
and pocKs. Eothings going 10 happen
TO you. You're perfectly all right"
Dan threw cautious glance about
the Office. He sided nearer the docnr.
Il don't ike medicine" said ne gravely
mo more do I. I don't believe ir
taking 1t unless you're Obliged TO, ard
then very little OF It. You take much"
Dan sided closer. He was taking
right into the doctors ear now. "E1
Me and Elizabeth cheat on the med
cine. We never swallow the pills.
Hide 'em under our tongues Mothe-
she thinks we're sick. Were not sck
so why do We need medicine. Co..d
you please and tell her ne amt s.ck3
Fine Now, don't go back on us.
will you? We don't want TO take any
more oil. See?"
II see. You've had enough. III ~
to explain"
M. Patri vii! give personal attention %
inquiries from parents and srho1l tezca.rs
IN the rare and Gegei0pnnent Of chiI4-su.
Write him in cafs nf this paper. incIos4nz
stamped. addressed enrsloDe FIR reply.
(C0pyriKht. 1921
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ADVANTAGE


The name Della Robhia has been
g3ven 70 a certain type OF embroidery
closely resembling embroidery on the
stamp. The Della Robbia ueediework.
Is familiar 20 every woman who knows
anything about art en.nroidertes. for it
has been ve-y much in evidence for sey-
e-aI years past, and IS likely to be for
many years 70 come. Il consists of
fruits and flowers done n relief against
9 fat background for which linen g
preferred. The ccio-s O. the fruits anG
flowers are Italian soft as Il uelioweG
bT tine. rich. get never ga-iSh. Il IS a
WORK worthy @ its name when ii is
carried out Z a. O. is esthegic posi-
b.ltes.
Because Of is being raised work il
resembles vEat is called embroidery On
the stamp. which Is realistic work car
ned to the extreme rather than done
with reserve, rs Is the Del.a Ro5b.a.
The reason Why tie name Of the Iiai-
3e- master Is associated with the en-
b-c3oery Is because Della Ro5blas OF
FlC-ert1-e fame II t1e fourteenth CEN
1z-y employed gsyiaoGE and 4eStoo1s @
colo-ec e-1ar1eks 70 surround MANY Of
their exquisite nzs -eylets. The err
n-ol6e-y Is really textile bzs-relief.
bes Et1tui because C -tS classic touch
sc6 :ts colc-, thai Stimulates the Flc-en-
the Jcnss-
Six e almost without exception used
9o- the relief work B2nctes Ct grapes
4ows-s. foliage, oranges. lemons and
Esx-pe.zl blossoms that MAJ be scar-
thus are al employed, together with
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other varieties Of fruit and foliage
flowers and buds.
Each grape on bunch is a separate
bit OF silk carefully turned in around
ali edges and padded heavily to make
il stand in high relief. Buds, centels
o. flowers and stems are all separately
padded. Petals of flowers may be
stuffed or so fumed that they are raised
without being solid. Ornamental en-
b-oidery stitches are lacking. Such
stitchery as must be used is subordinate
20 the bas-relief work. II Is used
merely to fasten the motifs to the back
ground IN as invisible way as possible.
The stems, being padded, look like
twlgs. They are made by winding a
heavy but soft cotton cord with narrow
strips Of silk. usually brown.
The motifs should be arranged to
suggest festoons or wreaths, for this II
IN accord with the Della Robbia style.
There could be flower pots holding the
fruit and flowers provided these con-
taine-s were Italian in shape and color
ing and general style, as the Della Rob-
pi2s used such containers IN tEClr
highly glazed enamel reliefs.
II Is from Italy itself that the name
Della Robbia as applied 10 this textile
relief work originally came. There the
embroidery Is known as Della Roobla
embroidery The work has been in
America for some time, but its Italian
name has not always been used with IL.
We must remember that 1t is only when
the type Of work Is done in the style Of
the FIorertine masters that the name is
correctly applied. for there are other
kinds Of embossed neediecTaft
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-19
|DorothyDixi e. e.: 6; e: Eft: Eft:
Every Woman Is Born Professional at Under
standing the Workings of Mems Minds, While
the Average Man Is a Rank Amateur.
Which Ser
Understands
the Other
Better?

CORRESPONDENT understands the other the bet
brought in house with
Psychological feminine problem with which he
th %sn V
Nor that
@ @ 5 % and butter and
7 1 s % sn ns
women a a can "
rs s s s i dss xs sRsT
p p@ a. s T gong % jump his ignorance OF feminine
practically
S1s; r. e, ss $ :'s R's % 'iS
Hss s see ss s % =: e ss
sa's s .s5 = 5s's "s
s e 4s W @ sss ss R n hs is she the
All old stuff Technique m
fGaqss n "s $ mot s Sf assay ~h
for M comfy sa ao No tea can me an see Through h
5o SaoS sss t 80 Bd h would seem that even
silly little girl . with
sas
wife ~: ss' ss's ss; ,s :s | :9
Il 4: j ~ sss HI s 81
it,
Nothing than for to give his wife money on her
gladly
she like and has
that TIA: as ai s4andnR
But wife who doesn't exactly *hs: her husband
thinks
one dull picks
his n3 as time P g : :as @ s rs ass
them She knows whether appeal to him through his heart his
knowledge getting along with him depends
But the tbs
distinguishes
she why that she what
viii understand
said that study of mankind but take
me proper o DOROTHY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-19
LITTLE BENNY
BY LEE PAPE.

Pop was smoking and thinking and
ma was holding the newspaper without
| reeding it. saying, 0 deer, Q my.
You sound as though the waite OF the
worlds trubbles were on your shoulders
and about to slip off and mash your
toes. pop sed.
That's way feel, ma sed. o deer,
| o well, she sed
Is enything particular bothering you
or is it Jest the genrel ideer OF being
alive? pop sed.
It's something particular, ma sed.
Wat. for instants? pop sed, and ma
sed. wish I had a fox neckpeece.
Yee gods. hay, wait. hesitate, stop,
DOB sed. Wen I got you that fur coat
| the beginning of last Winter you took
| a sollem oath or verbs to that effect
that you wouldent ask for another
morsel Of fur for at leest year, ne
sed.
know it, that's why I'm so sad, ma
| sed. 0 deer, watts a use OF thinking
about It, how was I to know that fox
neckpeeces would be all the rage this
| Spring, how was I to know that a
woman without fox neckpeece would
| be looked upon like an egg without
salt? o well, ! mite as we'll bannish
| it from my mind, but the trubble Is !
| cant, O deer. she sed.
This woe and genrel mizery is more
than I can stand. III half to take some
action, pop sed, and ma sed. 0 Will
yum. you don't meen to axually say. O
Willyum I never Expected sutch a thing.
don't know wat your abiding to.
but wen say action meen I'm going
around to the bowling alley ware a
man is a man and the score is the thing
and fox neckpeeces are null and void,
pop sed.
And he changed his slippers back to
his shoes and got his hat and went out
wisseling at the ideer and ma started
to reed the paper sad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-19
Says Burns Aided Business.

That the fame of Robert Burns, the
Scotch poet. aided business in his day
was the declaration of John Muir, for
merly editor Of the Burns Chronicle OF
Glasgow. Scotland, and author Of Car
lyle on Burns" In addressing the Glas-
gov Advertising Circle recently, he said
that even in Burns lifetime men used
the poets influence in pushing the sale
Of goods. Muir expressed regret that in
Scotland today Burns as an advertis-
the liquor trades.
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Sahara Sea Plan Favored.

Conversion Of the Sahara Desert into
sea by flooding an area of several
thousand square miles west Of the silva
Oasis is finding favor among engineers
The plan as outlined by DR.. John Ball
director of Egyptian Desert Survey
would include the cutting of canal
from the Mediterranean to the district
which he has found TO be below sea
level. AS this new sea would probably
cause a heavier rainfall in western
Egypt and the adjoining desert. 1t would
make present arid wastes capable OF
supporting a large population.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-19
Bride at Wrong Wedding.

Mistaking st. Erkemwald's Church
for Wesleyan Church, which Is only z
short distance away, bridal couple in
London found the vicar. the Rev. J
Holyoke. waiting TO perform the cere-
mony. The vicar proceeded with the
service, but when he asked the names
he realized that ne vas not narrT1r 2
the couple he had been expecting. TIE
bridegroom explained matters. and tie
two hurried TO the Wesleyan Church
and were united.
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Gold Triangles.

Little flakes Of gold or silver making
right triangles, placed in a variety OF
interesting formations, make pins, ear
rings, necklaces, bracelets, brooches
little bit Of everything modernistic in
the way OF decoration.
The brooch combines two gold tri-
angles with silver one in the middle
and the earrings may be either gold or
the combination. A choker necklace is
a succession Of triangles linked together
and the hatpin is double-header
'stickpin.
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Lovely Sat1m-S3f Hands

WHO would ever dream these hands
w did houseworkl
They're beautiful so lovely and ~
soft across the table. Yet this very
ing they had the stove To polish silver
10 clean potatoes 10 peel
Wouldn't you like to know the secret how to keep
your hands white and satinso spite of the work which
is constantly getting them soiledf
The way TO lovely hands
Because homework gets hands dirty frequently beauty
specialists say the hands should be washed frequently
Immediately after each song task. Thus the dirt
become imbedded in the tiny pores making the cuce gray
and unsghtIy.
Because this cleansing Of the hands must be done often.
II is vitality important to use pure mild soap-lea the
tender skin be made rough and coarse.
Especially recommended for this purpose is Ocsgon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-19
Here's the secret

Toilet Soap-designed cleanse the skin thoroughly yet
gently 1t is pure bland soap whose ingredients
eced for quality and purity Its formula originated in
the laboratory of Americas oldest soap makerscreators of
the finest toilet soaps.
Use Octagon Toilet Soap often you please. without
the slightest fear OF harmng your delicate skin Wash your
hands with after each task that leaves them tired soe
And OF course at night just before retiring give them
thorough cleansing with Its soothing lather.
Rub in the creamy lather
Work the creamy iaher gently into the pores you'll
find IL abundant In the hardest waer) Then rinse
well In clear, ukewarm and pat dry (dons rub)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-19
Care in Spacing Trees.

Spacing OF trees Is something that
cannot be governed by fixed rules. says
the American Tree Association. Street
trees may be placed from 80 to 30 feet
apart, depending upon the variety
used Catalpa and lombardy poplars.
which are not very commendable for
street use. may be planted at the mini
mum distance given above, while syca-
more and elm require the maximum
distance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-19
Protect Your Strength
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE
BUILDS HEALTH, ENERGY
ENDURANCE, FIGHTING FORCE

no not wait until you are run down
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protect your valuables against thieves, why
be less careful of your healths
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Newburyport writes: We cheerfully endorse
Father Johns Medicine because in our home it
has become indispensable. We use it not only
for coughs and colds but also as builder. We
tell Our friends that we would not be without
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with a soft, absorbent towel. Y6ae SIN
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Follow this simple. easy method for O
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grocer's today. Ten cents is all il costs.
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NEARBY STATIONS

wRAT,-Baltin,ore-- ESQ -sss.H
7:45-WJz program.
S:00--Cameo concert
S:15-Republicans campaign.
8:3O-NBC system.
g:sO--The Music Box.
10:O0--WJz program.
WCAU--Phlladelph IBW-%6l
TOO Picadilly Orchestra.
7:30--Concert.
s:OO--Fur Trappers.
ss3O--Coiunnbia network
wrt7tIas,s lsooR,sa eaEissn aCEiisSslSSlsss SSnsssrs
s:$O--Taik, Learning TO Fly.'
s:45-English songs,
9:1S-Concert orchestra.
10:0O--Musical memories.
10:3O--CastilIia1ls Dance orchestra.
1I:O0--Follies Bergere Orchestra.
WJZ-New YOrI66O-454
7:09--Jeddo Highlandera.
7:30---JOhn b. Kennedy.
7:45--Frederick VIM. Vile.
S:OO--May Breen and Peter de Rose.
S.30-Sylvania Foresters,
9sOO--Smith BROS.
4 9:3O--Ann0unced.
10:OO--Chfcag go Civic Opera.
11:0O--Slumber Music.
WRP-Phllad pIHIa--860- -S48.6
S:sO--Adelphia Orchestra; markets
7:oO--Uncle Wips
WORa-Newark-~5t0- t0-422.S
s:s0--RepubIican national COMMITTEES.
9:OO--N. r. MflliOnaires.
g:SO--La Palma Hour.
10:0O--KOlster Opera.
10 O:30--IInited Military Band.
n 11:80--Ast0r Orchestra.
81 H:3O--Witching Hour.
WEAF<-New YOrk--Of0-402
s :s0--Fur Trappers.
7:0O--Synagogue Services.
7:30-- La Tourafne Tableaux.
S:0O-American Magazine Hour
9sOO---Ipana Troubadours.
9:sO--Palmolive Hour.
1885, Democratic national COMMITTEES.
II 11:00--Kenp's Orchestra
kDKA--Eaat Ffttsburgh-05O- O-3lS.O
7:46--WJz Program.
10:0O--WJZ Program.
11:0O--Bestor's Orchestra.
WSAI--C Cincinnati S30-36I.2
a:OU--N. B. @. system.
1f:OO---Castle Farm Orchestra.
12:OO--Thies Orchestra.
WLVV--C -CimcInnatl--7 OO-426.3
s.00--Cf0sley COssacks.
s:3O-vWJZ program.
9:3O--Prof. Kyrock.
10:UO--WJZ program.
11:OO--Variety Hour
11:3D--1rgan.
aimneapOlis--740-4O5
SOON b. G.. system.
Hos -ErIckson's Orchestra.
12:3O--Organ.
WFLA--ClenrwateF-
s:35--Musicale.
10;nO---Musfc; dance ramble.
WTAM--CleveIand-- 50-3008
10.30--Waldon's. Orchestra.
II 11:00--WhippIe Orchestra.
1f.30--Me euoriez Garden.
--NaaI1vilIe--800-35
9:OO--N. B. G. System.
11:O0--Studio program.
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DANCE Music
6:l5 .. m.--venna supper Dance,
washington. WMAL (2421.
9:3O d. nl.--FOIks HallOwe'en
Dance. washington. WMAL (242).
1O:30 D. 1Tl.--Castillian OPches-
ira. Atlantic City. WPG t252l.
II =. m.--HaI Kemp,s OFclaes-
ira. New York. WEAF (492l.
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DISTANT STATIONS

aVSB-Af -AfIanta--630-4S5.9
9:O0--N. +. G. SYSTEM
11:45-Peeriess Entertainers.
W-Chicag0--S70-5s6
9:S0--RecitaI.
10:0O--Opera Carmen"
11.OO--News: Studio OrchestTR.
12.OO--Fiorito's Orchestra.
a. M.
Il :00--InsOnlnia Club
WBBM-Chtea gO--7S0-380.A
1g:1S--Lee Simnns: Royal Canadians
11:00--Concert Orchestra.
11:45-Hoyaf Canadians.
WCEL-f,hIcagO--620
4 10:0O--Isido Orchestra: Male Quartet
10:45--CeIlo: Dance Music.
1f:so-String Trio: Dance Music,
WGN--C -CbaeagO--52
@ I1:00--2Tomorrow's Trib.: HuARry
I1.ao Tenor: Concert Orchestra.
1000 Dream ship. Sanders Night-
WI.S-G -GI1Jrago--S70-34
s:sO--AlIgtate Hour.
10:3O--Specjal Music
11s00-PopuIar Program.
-ChlcagO--670-447.5
s.30-C0iumbia Network.
11.0O--Musicale. 4
ta.n1-- Rensan orchestra,
CKGW--TOFOntO-- -96O-3f2
? 9:On--C Courtesy program.
II ;A0--foncert orchestra.
12.0O--Orcheatra
WGY-Schenertady--
s:30-Dinner music.
7:30--NBC system.
KMOX-Sf., I10uis--1 s000-200.8
S:30-Columbia Network
12:00-Dance music.
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LOCAL PROGRAMS

C-Wasllington-469
6:45-Health Exercises; Morning De-
votions; Parnassus Trio and
1o:oo--Nationai Home Hour: Par.
nassus Trio; Radio Household
Institute, and Democratic Ma.
tional COMMITTEES program.
2:SO-RCA Demonstration Hour from
N B. c. studios.
4:00--.Law for Laymen, by Emily
Trends OF 1928 by Kirby
I2;e0-Farm Flashes.
5:30-Aster Orchestra.
7:15-Lotus Orchestra,
7:45-.The Eve of the Election" by
Frederic william Vile.
s:0O-Senator william Il. Borah Of
Idaho from Baltimore Ma
tionaI Committee program.
9:oo-Ciov. Alfred E. Smith from
Newark N j.. Democratic
National Committee program.
1o:00-PalmoIive Hour
10.3n--John w Davis for the Demo-
cratic National Committee pro-
gram.
11:00-Correct time.
11;O0--Slumber music.
12:00-Weather forecast.
-WashingtOn-242
s:15-venus Restaurant supper
6:55-"Thirty CluD" and News rom
The Washington Times studio.
7:15-Tony the Barber.
T;3O-Corre.i time.
7;so-"Brunswick Hour of Music.
S:sO-The Rev Daniel A. Polling:
DID. presid lent. National
Christian Endeavor Union. The
Challenge Of Patriotism. spon-
sored by the Republican Ma
tiona. com:nittee.
o e.00--SiIver String Revellers.
9:3o-Young Folks Halloween dance
program.
1o.ts-i,ate new flashes from The
washington Herald studio.
WRHF--Wa -WashingtOn-322
r. NJ
5:45-The Town crier.
S.ao-Dinuer concert.
6.sO-Riggs Health Baths--Melv1n
HUNT and his orchestra
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RADIO POLITICAL
CALENDAR



s:45 y. m.--''On the Eve Of
the Election" by Frederick
William Wile-WRC and n. b.
G.. chain.
s D. m.-Semat0r william E.
Boral. from Baltimore. for the
Republican national committee
WRC and N. B. c. chain.
$50 D. m.-.Rev. Daniel A.
Polling, president of the Chris
tion Endeavor Union. for Re-
publican National Committee
WMAL and Columbia chain.
8 D. m.-(iOvernOr Alfred Z.
Smith. from Newark ~ WRC
and N. B. C. chain.
1880 n. m.-JOhn w. Davis.
for Democratic national com.
mittee-WMAI. and Columbia
chain.
TOMORROW
1880 a. m.-Republican ma.
tiOnal committee broadcast.
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WJR-De tFOltA---6 -68O-44l
S:00--Courtesy program.
s:30--WJZ program.
9:30--Courtesy program.
10:G0-WJZ program.
:OO-Amos m Andy; news.
11:15-Peopies Hour; organ.
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VOTERS SERVICE
FINISHES AIR
SERIES

Chaos. & Co., subsidiaries Of
Static, Unlimited, were doing
business on the sound wave
lengths last evening I'm ali sec.
tiOns Of the atmosphere making
broadcast programs practically
worthless for distance tuners. The
South provided excellent volume
in its programs and was easy TO
tune--but almost impossible to
hear. Most OF the midwest was
difficult to dig out.
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will provide an RCA demonstration
hour at 2:3O, a brief concert by the
Lotus Orchestra at 7:I5; half an
hour of the Palmoiivers. beginning
at 10 o'clock. and the usual Slumber
Music. Tony the Barber will start
WMAL through its regular pro-
gram of music and talk. including
two dance programs in honor OF
the Halloween festivities. There
will be no American Magazine or
Ipana affairs from WRC, nor will
the Smith Brothers be available
from WIZ.
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'CH|CAGO OPERA
On THE AIR
TONIGHT

Although Senator William E..
Borah. Gov. Alfred Smith, John w.
Davis. Democratic candidate for
President in 1924, and Frederick
William Vile are to | ) the political
headliners this evening. we're lay.
ing the usual S-to-5 that most loud
speaker interest will be excited by
the broadcast of one act of Scar.
men" as part of the gala opening
festivities of the Chicago Civic
Opera Company. This will be true
despite the fact that Washington
listeners will find WBAL, BaIti-
more, the nearest broadcasting sta
ton they can tune for the Chicago
opera a-and 10 o'clock. the hour set
for its start, comes after both
Borah and Smith have finished
speaking.
John b, Daniel. former WRC an.
nouncer and now one of the aces
of the National Broadcasting Com
pany, Is in Chicago to look after
the interests of his operate friends
of last year and give radiotics the
excellent description of the per-
formances this year he supplied
them last season. Maria Olszewska,
a new contralto of the Chicago
company. will make her debut as
.tCarmen." Alice Mock, a young
Oakland. Calf. girl. will make her
debut as Micaela; Rebe Maison, the
Belgian tenor. will sing the part Of
Jose, and Cesare Formichi, the
famous baritone. will be the torea-
dor. The Fansteel Products Com.
pany is the sponsor of the per.
Torrance. which is the first of a
weekly series.
VILE. BORAH.
SMITH AND DAVIS
Politically the evening will do an
unusual lot of pointing with pride
and viewing with alarm Senator
Boral1 opening the forensic battle
at o'clock from Baltimore through
WRC. The same station will pre-
sent Governor smith from Newark
at 3 and John w Davis will be
heard at 10. At $40 the Rev. Dan
iel w. Polling. pres dent of the
Christian Endeavor Union, is TO
be heard through WMAI4. speaking
for the Republican National Com
n1ittee on ''rhe Challenge of Patriot
ISM There will be an especially
interesting talk by Frederick Will
liam VILE to introduce all this.
"On the Eve OF the Election from
WRC at 7:45.
In an entertainment way WRC
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When you,
Children
Cry for It

Y ABY has little upsets at times.
All your care cannot prevent
them. But you can be prepared.
Then you can do what any ex-
perienced nurse would do-what
most physicians would tell you TO
dogive few drops Of plain
Castoria. No sooner done than
Baby is soothed relief is q mat
ter of moments. Yet you have
eased your child without use Of 2
single doubtful drug; Castoria is q
vegetable product. So its safe to
use As often as an infant has any
little pain you cannot pat away.
And It's always ready for the
crueler pangs of collie, or consti-
patton, or diarrEea which must be
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Romping Around the Radio Dials sArDyss e
BEST PROSPECTS

1910 B. MFRS. Fanny AM
Rtutz Roberts, OFgantst, Washing
tan. WRC (46Sl.
s:Ss 3. m.-ThIr.y Clab :, and
studio. WMAL (242b.
o .. m.--EdgewOPth musieal
program. Richmond. WRVA (sS4l.
CHAIN PROGRAMS
1870 D.. MIA TOuraiDe Tabs
leanx. New York. WEAF. WEEl.
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9:30 y. MIA Palma Smoker.
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saro. KYW. WIZ. WIZ, WBZA,
WBAL. WHAM. KDKA. VAR,
W1.W. KWK. WCCO: VIII Rogers
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Hour, Columbia feature. WOR. etc.
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Democratic National Committee,
New York. WEAF. WRC. WEEIs
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WOR. ctr.
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