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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22

THIS is the standard price tag used by General Motors
dealers to show what makes up the delivered prices of
their
List Price The o. b. price advertised by the factory
Frsgbf end Dsliuery An authorized the
g charges paid by the dealer and the of unloading
inspecting supplying fuel and opreparng the for de
cry toyou.
AeesssOiss charge for any additional accessories that
may be purchased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22
RADIO CAMPAIGN
NOW BEING WAGED
Move Is On to Stop 0verindul-
gence in Loud Speakers
at Night.

NEW YORK (P).-The campaign con
tinues against an overindulgence In
loud-speaking radios late at night.
Particularly have those New York
City residents who write to the news
papers been quick to express their OBJ
iections to the operation by apartment
dweliers and others of the radio receiver
1t full tilt even after the metropolis
late hour bedtime.
The way to overcome the difficulty
might be via one of those educational
campaigns" Teach the radio owEer
that 10 should be the universal retiring
time and impress upon him or her the
need of reducing volume to the lowest
good reception point SO that sleeping
neighbors will not be disturbed.
Then If education fails The manufac-
turer might be appealed to. Maybe his
engineers could devise a muff1tr for the
radio something on the order ny which
the automobile maker put the chug-
chug of the balloon-tired vehicle under
control.
Whether station announcements
should be made more often than some
of the instances on record is question
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22

Chairman Ira e. Robinson Is an avowed
opponent OF high powered broadcasting
while Commissioner H. A. Lafount has
succeeded to former Commissioner o. p.
CaldWell'S mantle as it's chief exponent.
While the principle of high power has
been adopted more or less by the COM
mission, the matter of giving high
powered stations and some OF medium
power the exclusive use Of cleared chan
nels is still being discussed. Only last
week several stations applied for the
right to operate simultaneously on
cleared channels used exclusively at
night by stations of 5000 watts or more
power, claiming that no interference
would result.
A specific case was the application OF
WRNY, New York City. for simultane-
Gus use of the cleared channel assigned
to KJR, Seattle, which has 5000 watts.
Chairman Robinson would have such
operation tried out to determine the
interference. Commissioner Lafount OPP
poses such changes as an attack upon
the fundamental principle Of maintain
ing certain channels free from the
possibility of interference, so that the
stations on them may reach out ana
serve q large audience. Il
The whole problem resolves itself
down to the question whether shared
use OF a wave length within interior
ence over the areas between stations,
but not in their immediate vicinitieS, Is
more desirable than exclusive use by
one station with no interference re-
sulting.
(Copyrisht. 1929 by North American News
paper Alliance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22
KEDROFF QUARTET
ON WRC TONIGHT.
One of Russia'S Most Famous
Musical Organization to
Make Debut.

The Kedroff Quartet, one Of the most
famous Of all Russian musical organi-
cations, will make It's radio debut to-
night in the Eveready hour. one Of the
outstanding National Broadcasting Co. s
attractions. scheduled by WRC.
The program Of the quartet, which
ChaliApin has described as "a musical
miracle" Is designed to depict Russia S
contribution to the music OF the world
It opens with the Bells of Novgorod, -
and will be followed by the Little
Duckling," the dance song Of the prov
ince Of Riazan; Rise, Thou Red Sun, "
an old Volga song; In Memory OF
Those Fallen in Battle" and The Song
Of the Hindu Merchant" the work OF
Rimsky- Korsakoff.
Other Musical Features.
The Michelin Men, the Prophylactic
program, the ClicQuot ESkimoe and the
Radio Keith Orpheum hour are among
WRCs other musical features The
stations schedule also contains the first
Of the new Universal Safety Series
broadcasts, which includes a talk by
Jane Adams OF Hull House and an
other Roads Of the Sky" program,
during which John T. Trippe president
OF the Pan-American Always will de-
scribe the recent tour of Central and
South America by Col. and Mrs. Charles
A. Linbergh.
Clyde Grimm, who travels the vaude-
Vile circuits As Natures Nobleman,"
and Leo Reisman and his orchestra
will be the principal contributors to
the r. K. o. hour. Louise Bave. so
prano; Taylor Buckley and Irving Kauf-
man, baritones. snd Louis Katzman's
Orchestra will take part in the Niche
lin broadcast, while the Pr0phylactic
program, to be presented by Victor Ar
den's Orchestra, will feature excerpts
from "Wildfiower," the 6.year-old
American operetta by Vincent Youmans.
Adele VaSa, soprano, formerly Of the
American Opera Co, will be the guest
soloist with David Mendoza'S Orchestra
in the Fada program tonight over
WMAL and other Columbia Broadcast
ing System stations. She will sing two
numbers. The orchestral portion of
the program includes an instrumental
arrangement OF the Quartet" from
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"Risoletto," the Funeral March Of the
Marionettes" and Sousa's stars and
Stripes Forever"
"Trus Romance" Program.
The first of a new True Romance"
series, scheduled by WMAL at $50
o'clock, will be a dramatization of the
story "Clinging Arms" The Old Gold
Paul Whiteman hour. to follow, is COM
posed of a varied array Of dance tunes,
In which a medley of brass from Sun
inside Up" will be featured. In the
Dream Boat" program, WMAL's clos
ing attraction. the speciality will be a
solo on a huge marimba- xylophone by
Bludon Wills.
A dance program by the S. S. Silver
state Orchestra and recital by Ever
EFT Stevens, juvenile pianist, are among
WJSV's principal offerings tonight.
VOLS outstanding presentations will
be 2 talk by Mrs. Wallace Perry Of the
Congress of Parents and Teachers, and
another theatrical review by Peggy
Clarke and Gardner Mack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22
UPHEAVAL MAY
HIT BROADCAST|NG
Movement to Limit Chain
Operations Among Several
Changes Proposed.
BY MARTIN CoDEL.

Certain trends are diScernible In The
Sroadcasting realm which, II they are
resolved into decisive action, may soon
cause another radical upneaval in con-
-ditions OF radio reception throughout
the country.
One change may result from the
movement revived in the ranks OF the
Federal Radio Commission to force some
sort OF limitation on chain broadcast
ing. Another movement for changes in
radio assignments has been precipitated
, by the inSiStence OF several broadcaSters
that they be permitted to share the use
Of some of the 40 channels now cleared
for exclusive use by highpowdered sta
tons during evening hours.
Still another proposal Is that 10 more
channels be cleared to accommodate
stations of acknowledged Importance
which have been obliged to share hours
Of operation since the reallocation and
attempted 1onal equalization OF last
November
over all the deliberations on these
subjects hangs uncertainty whether the
Federal Radio Commission itself Will be
continued by Congress after its admin
istrative life expires, next December 81.
Then there is still greater uncertainty
concerning the reappointment Of sew
eral, II not all, Of the five commissioners
when their tenures expire, next Febru-
airy %.
Judge Sykes Proposal.
The limitation upon chain stations
has been proposed by Judge Z. Q. sykes:
who would require that no station of
5000 watts or more power shall broad
cast chain programs without flrst OBJ
tanning permission from the Federal
Radio Commission. He has further
presented his colleagues with the propo-
sition that no two stations Of 5000 watts
or more power in the same State shall
broadcast identical chain programs
without special permission from the
commission.
The order imposing q 300-mile Sepa-
ration between chain stations on cleared
channels having been rejected many
times, the effort would now be directed
to q study of each individual station
subscribing to chain programs to deter
mine whether its service area overlapS
that of any other station carrying the
same program. To make such de-
tailed study the commission would re-
Quire q substantially increased per
sonnet.
The practical effect Of the Sykes pro-
poSaI il difncult to estimate, although
1t may be seen readily that States like
New York, Massachusetts,, Connecticut
Ohio and California might be affected
For example, high-powered Boston
station could not be on the air with a
chain program while the same program
was being broadcast from the chain
member at Springfield. and perhaps also
at Hartford. Likewise Cleveland could
not take the program going out Of Gin
cinnati II it could be proved that the
station in the latter city was amply
covering Cleveland, or vice versa.
High Power as Permanent.
High power seems to have come to
stay, but the exclusive use of single
channels by high-powered stations Is
still q subject Of controversy within the
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which the type Of program being pre-
sented IL deciding.
Radio presentations such a. plays and
sketches are not interrupted by the
repeating of the call letters where such
announcements might cause too much
of an interruption in the story. Musical
programs, as q rule At themselves mere
Is station -"
Lovers of the distance chase-and
there are still many of them left at
dials despite other statements to the
contrary-probably would like to have
frequent announcements.
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Major "Chain" Features

TONIGHT.
s:Oo-Pure Oil program: Gold
man Band--WJZ, WJR,
VIDAL, WHAM. KDKA,
KYw. KwK. WREN ana
VIDAL.
s:oo-Blackstone Plantation
wMAL and G. B. S. net
work.
e:o0-Johnson and johnson pro"
gram; musical melodraria
WIZ, WBZ, WBzA,
WHAM. KDKA, WJR,
KYW. KWK, WREN and
VIDAL.
9:00-Eveready hour; Kedroff
Ouartet-WRC and N. B.
G. network.
e:OO-Paul Whiteman's OrcheS-
ira: dance program
WMAL and c. B. S. net
work.
10:00-Clicquot Eskimos; dance
music-WRC and N. B. c.
network.
10:o0-Fada Salon hour; Adele
Vasa, soprano - WMAL
and G. b. S. network.
lO:3O-R. X. o. hour: vaudeville
Stars-WRC and N. B. c.
network.
ll:OO-Town Club hour-WMAL
and C. B. 8. network.
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Grants Radio Subsidy.

MANILA (H).-To foster radio COM
munication. the Philippine government
pays the Radio Corporation Of the Phil
ippines 1885 per cent of the total fees
on radio messages transmitted by the
bureau of posts through nine stations.
It is about &l90,5O0 yearly.
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New 5O,OOO.Watt Plant.

ST. LOUIS (Pl.-KMOx has an
nounced plans for construction of a
50O00-watt transmitter, authorized by
the Federal Radio Commission. to re-
place Its present 5.000-watter. KNOX
intends to spend about 100000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-22
Rudy Vallea Returns.

After an absence Of two months IN
Hollywood. where he made his first
moving picture. Rudy Vallee and his
orchestra will return to radio to be Q
regular feature in the Sunshine hour
on WRC and . coast-to-coast chain
Thursday,
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NEW PHONE LINK PLANNED

Egyptian Government to Esta bliSh
Line Between London and Cairo.
CAIRO, Egypt R.-The Egyptian
government has made arrangements
with the Marconi Co. for the establish
ment of wireless telephone service be-
tween Cairo and London.
The communication fee will be &2S
for three minutes conversation and
$3.50 for each additional minute.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


your sn.tJ e. wife We e1 Mr. SCI
l54s H st. NV. National ash. IL.
BOOMING HoUsE-Dovntovn loeation cI
S t. gIsed , Rsrtg real bargain. See Mr
WILL SELL AT ONCE entire o half int I re-.
Stand 9 Phone Ds coP. sasi i.Af .na 'O-
ner in old established repair shop: mus
1er r i' parry sst address Box 4s7Ds s.aI
R0 I, q HOUSE for sale; oWH9ssTT, m Y:!
NJ j Hasney, ISL Il ST. NE IS.
TEA ROOM or GIRLS CLUBHOUsE-Ex-
ceptional location in good netshborhood
derfai. smooth .irst- floor space for zee room
dancins or card parties; In connection large
partS. Address A Box SEE star Once
CLEANING AND DYEINd place for sale sale;
2 St NV Phone North $500 IS.
did foll9wins; would rent space. to = irst.
seins the same tspe ef
t isS s,.1 ss! Conn ave address Box
SArETERIA-GoSd I9..sion s7. SoGd lease and
GAsOLINE. .ACcEssoRIEs, equipped and
f Ave sas6 SGSe sa. Fsce
Address Box 45s.R. Star once.
SIGAR AMP IN GDSS ose
dress Box '4 4ssR oT Star once 'l0OO
APPLE CROP FOR sALE-50 trees. Deli
good road. Address BOX i4s-R. Star once. :
n rent; 30 near cathoiic GniSersity; Il Teons.
Phone North 4364. Is.
GROCERY and delicatessen, splendid cor
n ner 5000 ANNIE Isa sss sf
st. ne. North 1863.
CLEANERS AND OVERS, northwest loca-
ton; ,g Teason; owner leaving city. Address
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for. good cash
grocery and meat market rent $l5 q month
eamSe ST. !. c. aT s 80: 800
cash cash Eeod reason for selling. Address Box
sM. sToss 6o sa tss T.
stocked and doing = good business; CHEAP rear
sold this S.heT r.eE CAN as
WONDERFUL LOCATION for dentist OF
beauty parlor over, drug store at 14th and
Colorado ave. Apply drug store.
Sxtures. ssStiS Used: viii sacrinee cal
Fr. s2la bet. 10 and S. u.
TAILORING AND CLEANING store fol-
SALE busy corner; low rent; owner leaving
city. 1902 You st NV. Dec. 1851.
IN PETWORTH.
4s23 GA. AVE Nw.-sl5o
Large store In the heart Of the cuisines;
section Of Petworth. Apartment containing
large rooms KITCHEN ars a and bath above.
1904 K st. District 1880.
TO THOSE THAT HAVE
A LITTLE CAPITAL
want to settle and stay in Florida
but for lack of assurance of year
round employment and income still
hesitate, let me tell and show you q
plan that has solved the problem sue
cessfully for many others. Room
701, Woodward Building.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
ARco WATER BOILER. suitable for 9 cr 9
5 s9Go mousse excellent condition oievf Is.
BEDROOM SUITE, ivory, child7s, practicaily
new will sell cheap. 4sol 18th NV. Adams
clincher tires sell for $3.50. Phone oeor-
sia 1871. --=---,--
ssm ssd b hssnf Psso as e S,ss i
18th ST. NV. Franklin 1878.
BUILD1NG MA, MATERIAI1Just : few weeks
T:p!alSi ja.t , sss ss!ns III at:IIins;c "a, g
5ssd sssss{: :r iSS S
hlnss.; :i;so: lsystoriss With attinSs: IS 50.
EAHcH1AAsSHk S co Il Roa Use. wreeklns Dept.
4 s go s,?ndisi'n' call It i'ss Soidn!is
CASH REdIsTER:; NationsI eleetric. new:
e easlt 81 si4o' Rsssons6ls Net Net 2saa
Cash REGISTER, National, electrically op-
Standard pats Glass Co. 7si 5th 81 nv
CIGAR CASE. 5:foot. rlats glass with ma
Msae ssnes ei Bds 1879
SeSA5 s ss's s. S = dser. size
pAyENPoRT SUITE. player-piano. dining
fonier, hall rack. kitchen cabinet. North
pELco PLANT, one .llo-volt, iN-kilowatt
6 eSesi ssf:o ssseh Nd ABBY A 0ES0'
dss e sssy sss1s Of
{ Son. Sis Z St. NV. Main sise. =. 1N
DESKS, chairs, ssIes. hIes: eheapsst prices
sRss:. %:,.S Ss; fasasais e. 80
p l2Iy' RINGS, cost sz'ooo foT both 9TH
gent; solitaire; cheap. Address Box 4%S:R'
DINING ROOM SUITE, 1o-piece, walnut;
bed. Complete, S.: oak Bed. eomplete, So; j
saGres: s ss 1S Ss f st.n .. Pot ai0"
sheraton; nearly new; SITS. Address Box
4l4-R. Star once. l9s
DTNINd-RooM SUITE, handsome oak, o
E Rassf sxis 'Gsss eaa w ice co.:
fSs STANG rSns. Fine New sss
6s5 st. NV. ''0--
FRIofDAT excellent. condition; . cost
$3.50; yin sacrcs suitable tab for large FANNY
FURNITURE AND RUGS Of auality-Ssye
davenport suites, 10-pc. dining room suites
5-pc. breakfast sets, 6-pc. dinette suites eI.
tension davenport and gateleg tables; - 1Sd
desks and Bookcases; windsor and Occa,;;
sional chairs; floor eoyering.i rugs In AZ
sizes. Our motto, Quick sales and smaH
profits. Open evenings. New Bargain House,
2004 l4th st. NV. North 3942.
FURNITuRE-Bedroom suite. dinette suite.
beautiful Persian and seventeenth century
design Chinese rug. Ga. 1857.
FURNITURE-Tyin beds, coil SPRINGS, nah.
aressers, chiff;, nne rugs. Wiltons, Srientais.
Furniture ana Specially Co. Miss Dawes.
Mgro' 2t4T 2, 18th saa, near Col. rd. Open TIL
NJ a h s:Y SYsH Dss:. Ct tnSn
707 - l3s
FURNTTURE-Bedroom- and living room.
dining room mirror and beautifui evening
e Columbia s' ssas Ills Allison 81. ~ Il.
go sr p.sss vau. f :soo
1901 sSo Conn conn. ave-. Apt 4ioa' = is.
FURNTTURE-Several pieces OF all kings
ZEE sex. etc s cheap rei ess i4th NV
FURNITURE-NeW furniture. ELECTRIC ortho;
RhsSnc at IA, sas s1frs % Ga, Se'T xDs 2$
les Hs isss tran Bali priss. WHY psS, ,WSorss
Eysr Sth ra e. sssasisn.l isssM
b ass T5Ssts slss aess rs0l s az snS 81
sizes lumber; bargain prices. ABBY "a. sye.
and l4U1QptA M, ---.-- ~
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PERSONAL.
fCaAtInnaAN

TEA ROOM OR GIRLS CLUBHOUSE
Exceptional location in good neighborhood,
dsrf oots .f6oT spsss Tor ea
room, dancing or card>parties In connec-
ton large bedrooms and baths. Hot-Water
to right party. Address Box 43s-R, Star
once.
SUPERVISED OUTDOOR RECREATION IN
school work Transportation to and from
school by automobile. After school hours DE,
voted to athletics Under college-trained
councillors Tutoring in deficient subjects;
IS week. Met. 1900, Mr.. Young after m.
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SITUATION-DOMESTIC.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRK, references. 1887
2Sth st. NV.
GIRL wants general housework. in small
family. Call 937 Rhode Island ave. NV.
GIRL, colored, wishes place IS waitress,
ehambermaid: parlor maid; stay. nishts. Call
Adams 5427-W.
Girls. 2, colored, neat, southern, want Jobs.
Call North 1897. Apt. Il.
MAN AND WIFE, colored, want place IN
private family as chauffeur or houseman and
cook best D. @. references. L. MARI, $40
Westminster st. NV. North 1908.
MAID, colored, hrst-class, desires position;
cook, housework or waitress, fun, part timei
best reference. Potomac 1888.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER wish place; gen:
erai housework, daughter part time. 100
18th. Apt. 2. stay nights.
WOMAN, colored, wants general homework
or days work. 1884 10th st. NV.
WOMAN, celored, neat appearance. cook,
general worker. Does part-ttme ana days
work; good chamhermaid. Decatur 24l9.
sunday work. Phone North 6371. 20
WOMAN, colored. wants part-time work or
laundry work to do at home. Cell 1878
Florida ave. ne. -
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HELP-DOMEsTIC.

WOMAN, coiored, reliable. who wants per
must stay nights; must have nrst GLASS ref
erences. No others need apply. Clev. 1885.
Apply 1871 Harrison st.
children; references. 1877 st. ne.
WOMAN. colored. fer cooking and general
housework. Apply 1879 Harvard St NV.
WOMAN, reliable, for general housework;
stay nights. li12 l. ct. NV.
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syivania. ave. at 2srd st. school open $50
FRENCH TEACHER, native, experienced. de-
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Special course for children on Seturoass'
PIANO INSTRUCTION, ExPERIENCED
tsaeher: individual interest in pupil. Pnnne
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DON'T LET 1T
HOLD YOU DOWN.


IT'S ell rishs apa proper , Ter g, E man mar 70
hold down = te5: bIs ne snS na t hhSt lust
WHAT is Ssppenins rieht aiong ~ the case
al many otherwise bright young men. They
get int rut have 40 sDeci:i SFs WnrF hG
Years at small pay. Every Day We see 81
around US many yoyng ana mlodlesaseG m VI,
for the radio profession, yet they lack the
nerve, pep. or something or other' 70 get
into this Held.
FALL TERM
NOW STARTING.
Our FAN term is Just starting this week
and the course covers period q ten
months, those entering now being due to
position paying up 20 as high as $500
Our tuition fee Is very reasonable ana may
BE paid weekly or settled n sa 70 - az,
students IS soon. as Eraduated. Rest 70 ass
desire 70 Be aceomrnodated.
LOOMS RADIO COLLEGE,
Americas Leading Radio institution; !,
4O5 9th St.. District 1889,
lls
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val this year has been named the Iris
Carnival"
The program will commence at Q
o'clock with swimming, treasure hunt
and games, under the direction OF the
reception committee, consisting of
Marie de La Cavera, Mae vance,
Matalee Lake, Mrs. Blanche Foote and
Wallace Wright.
Tea will be served in the garden at
4 O'Clock, to be followed by card games,
with prizes, the committee being Deal
Bogue, Mittie Burch. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert F. Beresford, Henrietta Wingate,
Harold worthen and Mrs. Fordyce
Wright. Dinner will be at o'clock.
The evening program will open at 8
o'clock with a short play and. tableaux
al fresco, in charge of Mrs: Alexander
WOODBURY., Paul Hunter. Eleanor Col
born, Victor Neal and Nine. Susanna
Oldberg. A new feature will be COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-08
Put Me OFF if You re Big Enough!" Shorts
Irate Woman, but Bus Pilot Gets Last Laugh

alongside. All passengers except the
woman were transferred, and the first
bus sped to the barn.
I'D hate to be married to woman
like YOU" said the conductor with a
smile as the woman, In high dudgeon.
got out at the barn.
I'D like to be married to you-for a
few minutes" the woman retorted as
she walked away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-08

BY the Associated Press.
PASADENA, Calf, May 3.-"No
good. too old" said the bus conductor,
handing back transfer.
Put me ofT-if you're big enough"
iratelv replied the woman passenger
200 pounds plus.
I'VE won't move till you pay" replied
the conductor, smiling.
I've got lots of time" she retorted.
The conductor stepped out to a phone
while the passengers exchanged anH-
ious glances and looked at watches. A
few minutes later another bus drew
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munity singing, led by the glee club.
Dancing will be enjoyed from 9 to IL
pm, the committee in charge being
william Huntington, Mime. Julius A..
de Lagnel, Gertrude Richardson Brig
ham, Maxine Role, Augustus Goodyear
and Charles Dunn.
The officers of the club, Of which
Rowland Lyon is executive president,
with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Charles Fin
KEEL and Mr.. and Mrs. Turin Bradford
Boone. will constitute the committee in
general charge of the affair. Guests of
honor will include the Turkish Ambas-
sador, the Persian Minister, the Chinese
Minister and Nine. Chao-Chu WI and
Prince FirouZ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-08
Gronn Asks Free Books.

DANVILLE. Va, May Especially -
The Federation of Parent-Teacher As
sociations has launched a movement to
secure free text books for Danville chill
dren. 1t also seeks to eliminate an ad-
ditional year added to the public school
course by making two years in junior
high school.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-08
ART CLUB ARRANGES
SPRING FESTIVAL
Swimming, Games and Dance to
Be Features of Outing
Saturday.

Swimming, a treasure hunt. a play
and tableaux al frcsco will enliven the
annual Spring festival of the Art Pro-
noters' Club to be held next Saturday
afternoon and evening at Carroll
SPRINGS. Forest Glen. Md, The festi-