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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-07
Hoover to Leave
CAPITAL In October

WASHINGTON. Sept. 7.-tF1-
President Hoover has decided defi-
nitely to leave Washington toward
the end of October. but the cities
he will visit and length or time he
will be gone are still to be determ-
ined.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-07
THE WEATHER

For Brownsville and the Valley:
Partly cloudy To cloudy tonight and
Sunday. possibly with local showers
Fer East Texas: Cloudy tonight
and Sunday; local showers in west
and north portions.
Light TO moderate southerly
winds on the coast
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-07
ENGLISH MAIL PLANE
CRASHES, KILLING :

SIMLA, India, Sept. 7.-[P)-The
England to India mail plane crash
ed today at Jask, Persia, killing
three persons and injuring two. The
machine, passengers bodies, and
the mail were ali burned
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-07
Washington May Be
Ocean Yep Terminal

NEW YORK, Sept. T.-tFl-The
American t-rrlinal for German
transatlantic dirigible service Is ex-
pected to be established in a city
south Of Baltimore, probably az
washington or Richmond. DR.. Hugo
Eckener. skipper Of the German dir
igible Graf Zeppelin announccf to-
day before leaving for Germany.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-07
TRLMOTOR SHIP
YES AIRPORT
WITH 4 ABOARD
Pan-American New York Office Sends Word
To Dispatch Craft to Arizona; Lindbergh
On Way; Co-Pilot Has Brother Here

The search for the
and eight Saturday morning when the
Mexican Aviation Co., division
tooed Ford international
airport q in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-07
James 7. Robson,
Land Commissioner,
Dies In Connecticut

LONDON. Sept 7F-James 4. Robson OF Austin
land commissioner his state for the past "a years died early TO-
the Memorial Associated hospitals
stricken his arrival the
condition
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-07
RIVER FORECAST

There will he mo material change
in the river during the next few
days.
Flood Prp1ant 2a-Hr aa-Hr.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-07

Safe at Home?-Insure
Rio Grande Valley Trust Co. Adv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-09-07
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Point Isa-
bel tomorrow. under normal met
geological conditions:
High ..... 5:47 a. m; 9:54 ID. m.
Low ..-.. las a. m.; 1:12 ID. m.
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
HOOVER CLEARS.
STAND ON OIL !.
POLICY

President IIoover's announced
policy of rigid conservation OF Gov
eminent oil lands and reserves was
amplified somewhat today during
conference With Senator Walsh ID
Of Montana al the White House.
While he Is determined TO make
no more leases, other than those
made mandatory by acts of Con;
gress, the President informed Sena-
tor Maisa that the policy would
not apply to those now holding pros.
pectOrs drilling permits IL II can
be shown they already have made
expendittlr ess In the work,
There are about $4,000 such per.
mtts now outstanding.
Under sexisting law, prospectors
may obtain drilling permits and
then IL they find oil they have a
moral claim on the Government
to lease the land.
President Hoover II developed TO-
day, Is willing TO modify his an.
nounced policy TO the extent that
these prospectors who have already
proceeded under the old policy may
get preferred treatment In the
matter of leases. but none others.
The only other drillfngs that are
to he permitted under the new
Hoover policy, however, will be
offset wells to protect Government
reserves.
IA for the question nf whether
the President possesses the author
ity under existing law to stop all
leasing. Walsh said:
That is matter for the courts
10 decide"
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO. March 13..-H ogs-Re-
ceipts. $4,000; market steady. Top,
$12. bulk. $l1@1l.9O: heavyweight.
$l1. 46G12: mediumweight $11.50@
~: lightweight. $11.2sG12; light
lights. H0.35@11.9G packing sows,
$1O.40@11.15: pigs. $9m11. Hold
overs. 5000. -.
Receipts. 7.000: market
steady. Calves Receipts. 5000; mar
ket steady. Beef steers. good and
choice. $l3@14.50: common and me-
dium. $9G12.s0: yearlings. $9@15.
Butcher cattle. heifers. $s@13 so;
cows. $7611: bulls, $7.50611s calves.
$f6M18.50: feeder steers. $500
$12.25; stocker steers, SgG12: stocker
cows and heifers. $7.50@10,50
Sheep Receipts 10000 market
steady. Medium and choice lambs,
16.50@17.75; culls and common, $li
@15.5O: yearlings $1S@15; common
and choice ewes. $5Q10.50; feeder
lambs. $15.501 1850.
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
CT I les SERVICE
STOCK SPLIT

NEW YORK. MRrch 10 U.N.E.s-
Cities Service Company announced
today that directors, at special
meeting late yesterday. voted TO
split the common stock fourefor-one.
Stockholders are expected TO ap-
prove the split-sIp at their annual
meeting next month.
Meanwhile bankers for the new
$50. O00 900 issue of Cities Service
Company per cent gold debentures
due 1858. formally offered the
debentnres at a75a and interest.
Each 81 900 .debenture will carry
a warrant. non+detachable except
BY the company when it is pre-.
sented for exercise. emitting the
holder. subject To the indentuTe pro.
visions, 10 shares of common stock
at various rate.
In the event Of ratification, the
split.up will increase the preaent
5. 500 zoo common shares of $40 par
value to 90 600, 600 shares ~ no
par value, thus ranking Cities Ser
vice next to the General Motors
CORPORATION and the Standard Oil
Company OF New Jersey in respect
To tne number OF common shares
outstanding.
At current quotations the present
market value Of the common stock
is more than $500. 600, 600. Net
earnings of the company in 1928
were the largest IN history. amount
ing to $33 .54S.iS5. against $3l ,952. 95i
in 1927.
The present split up follows the
five. fOr-one effected in 1925, when
the Si00 par value shares were re.
placed by the present $50 par value
shares. Early IN 1928 rights were
issued to common stockholders to
subscribe to addition stock at &4o
share on the Essis of one share
for each 10 held, and in January
last another issue of rights to buy
stock at $s5 s1are was made on A
10 per cent ba sis
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
Question Mark Filler
In Capital After Crash

After having been marooned al
Uniontown, Pa, since Monday when
ms plane was wrecked. Lieut. f. r.
Quesada q member OF the endur.
ance crew OF the refueling record.
breaking flight of the Question
Mark, arrived here yesterday after.
noon.
The filler. who was uniniured
was brought to Washington in a
plane piloted by Lieut.. Leland S
Strantham, a Boiling Field pilot
who was sent to Uniontown to
bring Quesada home,
Lieutenant Quesada was ret nn
ing from a trip to st. Louis when
IN taking off from Burgess Field
AZ tniontnwn a wire wheel on his
Hawk pursuit plane caught II rui
and collapsed.
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
ROMPING AROUND RADIO DIALS
BEST PROSPECTS

3 .. mt. =. Navy bard.
Lent Charles Benter. leader.
WRC $40.
sos .. m.-Andy Claus. VOL
Nd, s.is i, ,m.--csi,in roanr. tenor.
j. m.--chIeL godfrey. sing
-Ing Ieatbsrnerk. WJsV 1ceSl.
CHAIN PROGRAMs
1880 y. m.--I1a Tourntne Con-
cert IN. p C.t. New York
WGAT. WEI: Wiz WJAE,
W Wa. Wan VAN WV VIZ w Mtss.
IS y. m.--sunkist serenaders
WRC. WEI. vito. WAR.
WT.AG. WCSH, WILT. iyGY.
WGR. Wi.AE. WV. KSD. voc.
WOW. WDAF: Hunk SltintoR'a
Shtsw 4teai tcoiumbIal lvAIAI..
WFBI.. WkBW. WAS. WAl)C.
WLBW. WcCO. WISH.
n. m.--lavrHri SltaVers N.
B.Ci. New york-WEAF. WRC.
lWEEI. WJ1C. WAR. WTA6i.
WCSH. WfSY. WtsR. WCAE.
WT.AM. WGN, WV. KsD. Wtlr.
wow WltAF. WTMJ. kSIp.
WHAs. WsM. MMC, WSB. WIT.
Wf3AF. KVOO. KPRC. W0AI.
KOA. Van llenseH ProgPaIa Co.
lulibial. WMAI., etc.
7 $3.50 y. ~. - PallnOiive Heur
(N.B.C.. New York - WEAF.
WRc. WEI. WTiC. WAR.
WTAG. Wt,SH. WGI. 'WGR.
WG'AE. WTAM. viva. WfiN.
WILT. KsII. voc. WOW. WI1AF.
kSTP. WIND. WHAS, WSM.
WMG. WSB, WRIT. WJAN. KVGBO.
Kt'O KtsO. kOAF0. klgQ. KfsW.
XII. XII. WFA.A. kPRC. WOAI.
kOA. La Palma smoker (CU-
lugpiIta). WMAI.. ctr.
~ u. ii.-leudy VAglee and HIS
Orchestra fr0ys FIRE New Venice
IN. r.. ca. New Y0rk-WEAF.
WDAF, WY: SIunber Music N.
r. c.. WE, WRC. WHAs.
DANCE Music
.. m.-CaroIInians Orchestra.
WOE. (e1al.
1.I5 .. m.-Aster Orchestra.
~ y. Ht.--SVRrdmaR Park Orr
cllestra. VOL. ta29l..
~ y. m.-9nke Ellington's Or
ebestra. wNAL f95sl.
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
Boiling Field Light
Tested by Army Pilots

The new 100000 candle power
flood light placed ar Boiling Field
by the General Electric Company
was tried out last night by eight
pilots of the Army Air Corps. Toe
light has been at the field two
weeks. but has had no real test
earlier, due to the muddy condi-
ton of the landing area.
From the air. the field appears
hathed in mild but generous light.
BY contrast. the old floodlight used
at the Naval Air Station brings
into relief every hill and hollow,
and fills the field with shadows
Disgusting its real contour.
The new light, although not
nearly so bright from the air, pro.
vides clear definition of the ground
and landing area almost perfectly
illuminated.
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
LOCAL PRODUCE

s7.s I = =. i e.
Eggs-Current receipts, 2s0 soc;
white hennery, SO@s2c.
Poultry Turkeys, se6 4Oc; spring
chickens. Plymouth Rocks, Reds.
two pounds and over. So 40c;
spring broilers, ? pounds. 42@4Sc;
hens. S2c; mixed colors. 3OGalc:
leghorns hens. es@a0c. Turkeys.
dressed, $50 age: chickens, SSc; large
fowls, 80; large leghorn fowls, acc;
keats. 70c
Calves--l7c.
Lambs--l4M15c; spring lambs, 20
G25c.
Apples--Supplies moderate. De.
mand light. market steady. Barrels;
Virginia L., S. No. l. ~ inches up
Winesaps. slightly scalded S5G $50.
Boxes: Washington, medium to
large size Extra Fancy Winssa ps.
$2.75@3, Extra Fancy. $2.50M2.75.
BusheI baskets: Virginia y. s. No.
1 2k inches up Staymans Sl.65G
/ 90. few 50. 3 inches up $2@2,s5.
Pennsylvania, l.. s No l, IA inches
up Romes SI.75, Delicious, 1880
$50, ~ inches UP Delicious. SITS
az.
Cabba ce-supplies liberal. De.
mand light. market steady. New
stock: Florida, ~ bushel hampers
Pointed type. 81. 50GD1 80. Texas,
barrel crates Round type. S343.25;
Celery Supplies moderate, demand
light, market steady Florida, 10.
inch coates "a dozs mostly ~ %;
few higher
I.ettuce--S Supplies liberal: dema nd
light: market steady. California,
crates, Icehere> type, 4:5 dozs.. 1915
a.
Onions Supplies light: demand
light. market dull Ohio 100 Id.
sacks yellows. 4. $. No. /. medium
to large size. S5@b50: fair condl.
ton $3.50: medium size. 81.
Potatoes Supplies moderate; de.
mand light; market steady. All u.
s. No. /. Maine, 120-lb, sacks. vel.
lows. $1.75@1.S5. New York. $50.
Id. sacks. round. whites. $2.10m2 Is.
Michigan. 159.lb. sacks, Russell
Rurals $2.15@2.25. Idaho. 10e.lb.
sacks. Rnsset Burbanks, $2.40@2.50.
Spinach Supplies moderate: de-
mand light; market about steady
Texas. busheI baskets: Savoy type.
$90m1.
Toma toes Supplies light. 4De.
si,,ns 49, aed .,,,.,;gs. ,,,ran.,e.l
$50, 49, s. .ESas. 80.
l" 'on s s,.,.. 80 az ga a..
H aSa,ao 49,. sae5a "a. sa,r
enoe s't' ,r;t,. ssnoe "a M
aual l a,,u eoi'u y. .',',.o 80. ,,aht
,, ~ ~ ~. -. e..
. cen,a ." llipues.uF = 49,:
I Ioilaa - .n' mp. r. =.
ess' $-:2Y u. 49, :.
fiet'fs or urinary 4p"'i's .a'u eo'"'.
e'o,, 49,. -.
Ess p Z. ~ lssW sseisa iNi'o'' =
~ nuo.e 80. !.
TeppeIss-g,ssu3p.i.a =, i,a''"
lisH' MafNst steany !. rloti ~ pep y
pers crates iat, 81 le" s't'tss, e1..,Vap =. :.
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON

LIVERPOOL. March Is d.N.S.l.-
good business WIS done in spots
with prices steady here today. Sales
totaied 1000 bales; receipts 10000
bales.
Mid fair. 12 .SSd; strictly good mids
Hid: good nnids, II. 48d: mid.
11.08d: strictly mids, .112Sd: strictly
low mids, 10.83d: low. mids. 10.5Sd:
strictly good ordinary. 1O.18d; and
good ordinary. 9.zSd.
Futures opened steady with March
at 1O.75d: May. f0s4d: July, 10.s4d
and October l6.67d.
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
LOCAL PROGRAMS

ashlngton--950-si6
12:so-- MONDAY Lenten Services
Speaker: Or. Frederick Brown
Harris. pastor. FOUNDRY Meth
odist Church. broadcast from
First Congregational Church.
i:00-Fsrm Flashes under the rs,
.plces Of the u S. Department
at Agriculture.
i;iS--Farm ard Home Facts by th.e
y. s. Department ~ ARricul-
lure-"rhe Feed Grain sitna-
ton" q A. coliler and ser
vices Of Cotton So-operatiyes
to Growers" DR.. $, Hstca.
cock
1:sO-Msyflower Hotel Orchestra.
2:OO--Biliy Rhodes. baritone.
2:l5--Gotham Trio
s;O0--ti $ Navy BaBd---Lieut. chas
Benter. leader.
I:00--Pacific vagabonda.
5:0D--Natlonal Music League pro-
5:so-JoIly Rm and Jane.
s.5s--Motlon Picture Guide
6.08---tvaldorf- Astoria Orchestra.
6.s9--LansburRh and Brother Trio.
7:OO--"Fartons Paintings In Many
Lands ~ Alice Hutchins
7si5--AsIsr Orchestra.
7Ab-The Political situation In
Washington By Paul WOODEN.
ehier OF the Washington 3u-
resu OF the New Orleans Times
Picayune.
4 :00--Sunkist Seranaders
s:30--Keeniia EcnoeH
a;D0--InRran Shavers
9;sO--Palmolive nour
l9:s0--Ga.d strand Orc hestra,
II :0A--Weather forecast.
11'Ol-~SIumbaF Music.
wOIs- Washin ctOn--I3iO-22
S:45--'rhe Town Crier
R.ON--kuugSfs of knowledge.
6.03--Andy Claus.
6:15-Calvin Young tenor.
S;s9-RigRs Health Baths.
7;09--Carolipians Dancb Orchestra.
10 900 Wardman Park Dance Orches.
Washington -g3O-476.
3:aO--L'A pres Midi
t:00-Herbert soman's Roosevelt en-
semble.
4:a0--Mod uIations
5:00--Roma Mandolin and Guital
s.e0--"Fatm Hints for the suburb
ante" prepared by the II. 8.
Department Of Agriculture
5;So-"Down in 'FRONT.' by Mabelie
s:4s--LuclIIe Black. pis mist
e:Oo--Brunswick Panatrope Hour of
Music.
5-Byunswick Panstrope Hour OF
Music.
1:a0---News Flashes.
1:la--"The Melody Girl
:3e--Cofrect Time.
7:3O-"fsAdio Joe and His Budget
Boys"
9:00-Hank simmons show Boat
''The Girl from Teas
9:00--The Van BeusenF program.
9:3O~-La Palma smoker.
I0:00--k olsGer Radio Hour
$50 Da guerreoIypes and Silhoaettss
1I:8O--puke EIiington's Orchestra.
" JSv-Mt. verROR HIlIs. Va.--Ilee-e0s
1g:45--MHsical program.
I:00-Curren Events.
1:l5--Forum.
1:3g-MusicaI program.
7:80-Bran Hughes.
1.30-Ballmores.
S:l5-Mack Anthony baritone.
$500 f. CrogGans. blues singer
S:45--Hilo Boys Bawaiisns.
9:0A--SlnRing I.eatherneek.
a!l5--Manasss Trio
s:30--Hawsiian Melody Boys.
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
LOCAL STOCKS

FURNISHED ny NJ, Hfpbs co.,
Potomac Electric ss 1864, $1,000
Giosss.
WsshIngton Gas SIS s1,OOoelOl =,
5000 i0iis
Washington Railway and Electric
III sbooOnsssi, si.OOO@ssl4.
Capital Traction Company, ga
lOsh, 2@1OsA 5@iesh. iO@lo2A,
iOGIO2ta.
= Potomac Electsic .ss preferred. 5
@113h.
Potomac Electric IS preferred,5a
IOSx
Washington halfway and Electric
preferred. I0Mass
Washington Eoart and Trust
Company: 36D5SA
Columbia Sand and Gravel pre-.
ferred. ieRg31s. 50h93h.
Federal American Company pre-.
ferred. roo 1903.
Merchants Transfer and Storage
preferred lOOmiI
MergenthaIer linotype, 20@1d7 a
20Q1OS, i0@1OS. ieN10s.
AFTER CALL
Security Storage preferred. 101
122. 1O@12fia.
Georgetown Gas IS. S5D0n 10l y
Capital Traction IS. 81. SDOae1eOIs
Columbia Sand and Gravel pre-.
ferred, l0693.
Potomac Electric SIS, 1858, 81, goo
GI0Sls.
Capital Traction Company, 10a
1924.
Washington Railway and Electric
preferred, +, 100 9S1s.
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
RUKEYSER sees
TIONAL|S|N
IN FINANCE

ny MERRYLE s. R.IKEYSER
Copyright. Isss. by uaIyrrsa, seryice)
NEW YORK, March lS..-The
spirit of nationalism obtains in
the world of finance and trade,
Foreign business men resent
the loss OF control Of their own
enterprises to American or other
alien investors. There have re-
Gently been several specific mani.
festations of this acute feeling.
In order to prevent further diff
fusion of ownership shares in the
General Electric Company, Ltd.
a British concern, IL has been
proposed that instead of allot.
ing the l.600,000 new shares
of the company to present stock.
holders that the new stock be
offered exclusively to British citi-
gens. An official protest will be
registered against this plan in
London tomorrow.
Key to Policy
The key to the policy may be
: found in an address made by
Sir Hugo Hirst, chairman of the
company at recent annual
meeting, at which he said
It might cause great embarrass
ment some day if it were found
that too big a proportion of the
shares are held i'm non. British
hands. am speaking not from
the personal but from the national
point Of view We. therefore. pro-
pose TO watch. 50 far as we can.
the progress OF this movement.
Ind should we find that an undue
proportion of our shares wander
into foreign possession. it may be
necessary TO introduce measures
by which to keep that movement
In check within certain proportions
SO that the control at all times
should remain with British share.
holders residing within the EN-.
pirp. :
Even In nearby Canada there ap.
pears TO be some apprehension con,
corning the peaceful penetration Of
American capital into industries of
the Dominion. +. B. Macauley,
president of the sun Life Assur-
ance Company. recently told tne
banking and commerce committee
OF the Canadian House of Com
mons that unless capital stock of
the company was increased, con-
troll would pass into the hands of
United States interests.
Situation Reversed
"A bin which would authorize an
increase in the capital stock from
$4,000. 900 to $4,000, 900 was under
consideration by the committee.
Mr. Macauley was of the opinion
tnat recapita liza ton, with a
lower price per share of the new
stock, would encourage Canadian
investment in the shares of the
company. He said that So per cent
Of the stockholders now reside in
the United States.
These incidents in Anglo Saxon
countries, which siaVe been singu-
larly hospitable to foreign CAPT,
tai, reveal the perils tof. being. a
creditor nation, There is some.
thing ironie in the current Brit
ish attitude, for in ptewar times
as the leading creditor nation.
England sent its capital into en-.
terprises in all parts of the world.
In human affairsl it all depends
on whose OK is being gored.
Nineteen days left to file your
Personal Tax Return. II in doubt
as to the value Of your car call
RaSu
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
PlTTSBURGH PRODUCE

PITTSBURGH March lS.-But.
ter Prints. 576S7isc: tubs, $50
561ac:f local tubs, 52655c.
Eggs White 400 40c; current re-
Live Poultry Hens 0leaVyD. 29I
Sic: hens ttightl 24627c: ROSTERS,
1S@20c: springers. 296D31c: broilers,
42144ea ducks, 26@30c; geese. %
q 25e:: turkeys. $50 Acc.
Vegetables onaatoes. $4.5005.5 80
crate; potatoes, $1.7561,s5 $50 lbs /;
cabbage. 90cM$l.10 bnshel.
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
NEARBY STATIONS

WRAL--Baltlmore-- 060-2S3
s:e0-sandnan Circle.
s;se--Dinner Orchestra.
vs7:45-WJZ Program.
9:Sa-synagogue Program.
l0:A0--The Marylanders.
WcA0--EsaItinnore--e 00-5O0
s:I5--kasper Organ Recital
s:s0-Ednor Gardens Hour.
7;0a-Finauctad Report
7:45-Ciovsrleaf Banjo Boys.
7:29-Hygrade Weather Forecast
.7:30-fo he announced
E:00--Pcn Mar spic ana Span Deuv-
cry Boys,
g.00--Van Heusen Program.
7:3g-La Palma Smoker.
l1sa8-kolateF Radio Hour.
Ig. 3e--DREuerreotypes
u FBR---Ra ltitnOre--J27s-236
s:ao--Le Roy HeinFt cciIeEians
3O-Lord Baltimore Hotel Orches.
ira.
7.os-Tak under auspices Of the Or
der OF the Msgi
7;1s-Zimnermsn shoe Contest.
7:s0-Rettberg's Melodeers.
G:a0--wFBR Male Quartet.
s:3e--BaItimore Police Band.
9:3a--Atcazar Orchestra.
1900 Weather forecast.
Ie:92-Rio Rita Orchestra.
WCAP-Asb1ry Park--IssO-234
h:58-MuSlcat PROGRAM.
wPG-AtIantic City-IIOa-272
S:0a--Concert Orchestra.
S:30--Songs
9:g8--Concert Orchestra.
observation-disclosures
1a:l5-Memeries: Orchestra
IL :ee--Sews; SILVER slipper Orchestra.
WOR-SewRFk--7IO-l
7:g0--Coniinodore Orchestra.
:a0--Simmon's SHOW Boat.
a:Ga-yan Hsusen Program.
On f,ran lInaNF
1a:1e--koister Hour.
ia guerreotyI es.
IL :0s-Golden's Orchestra.
WPAP-New York-I0tH-2e7
7:e0-DiuHer Program.
S:sa--OslxlsndS Chateau.
9:6d-Entertainers.
WEAF-New YOrk--S6a-Ia4.3
6:AA--Wsidorf Astoria Music.
7:06-Synsgogue Service.
7:3e--I4a Touraine TabieRux
S:o9--Sunkist Snrensders.
S;3N-kremlin Echoes.
?:e0--fngram ShaNers.
9:3N-Patmalive Hour.
f0:sn-Gold strand Orchestra.
ll.0e---NaIlees Orchestra.
WJZ-New l0rk-16O-s9i.S
6:00--FoIIa ck's Orchestra.
:8e--.Ietido Highlauders,
7:3O-.John} r. Kennedy.
7:4s-"washington Politics
S:0a---Mobiloil Orchestra.
/ S:2a--SyIvRnia Foresters.
9:HH-~Smith FSFoS.
g:30-The Cabin Door
1e:Aa-The ContineRtals.
1I:9a--STHmber Music
WRNY-New Yerk-I0t0-e91
9:39-Ra ritone: Ckelefe
l0:0e-Talks; Niolinist Exercises.
1l:H8--Harmouy Duo.
1l:3a--t'hatn Gang; Trio.
ia:aR--Ntlla Richard Orchestra.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
considerations; Sports,
6.SA-NPFerduSt Twins.
7:0A--Trio; Cathay Orchestra.
S;ae-Sylvania Orchestra.
observation-disclosures.
a:a0-Columbia Network.
IL 100 News: Gold Dragon Orchestra.
WIP-G'hiistleIph Ia--6IO-492
7:00-Uncle Win,
T:3a--.'Voice of klsXoH"; Recital.
S:0A-'Everybody's Garden"
S:SE-Hawaiiaus.
9;O0--Radio Forum.
1B:0G-AdeIphia Orchestra.
II :O0--Warren's Orchestra.
| WRVA--RichmOnd-
9:00--Variety program.
1h:n0--Richmond Orchestra
li;Is-Organ.
WRZ--Spring fieId---9aA-30
| :0N-N r. c. system.
10 9a--Sports. Newcamb's Orchestra.
1i:A0--Siumber Music.
| VITA Nc Pland--I0fA~.R0
II :Ue--Orchsstra program.
Il :00--Ganxplsnk Cub
WGH--ScIseneetady-
1l:a8--Hotel Kenmore Orchestra.
| WHAM-Rochester-
9:S0--"0n Wings of song"
1o;ao-orssn; news
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
ATHEISTS TO MEET

The Washington chapter of the
American Association for the Ad-
Vancement OF Atheism will meet
Thursday night at s13 Thirteenth
st. y. w. The subject for discussion
will be why People Believe"
The Washington times., 1929-03-13
DISTANT STATIONS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9:O0-N r. c. system.
WRBM-ChIeago-fs0-3s9

wSB--AtiaRta--540-A
9:O0--N p. C. system.
WBBM-ChIcagO-ss0
9:O9-MaIe quartet.
SSe-World travellers.
1O:0e--stripg quartet.
IO:30-L.omhardos Canadians.
l;0e-Night club.
WENR--Chlcago--S5
10 :8g--Varfety program
WGN-ChIeaKo-5s0-4
10: go Mosaies.-
li.oo-Tomorrow's Tribune: Hungry
Five
l1:s0-Coucert and dance orchestras.
l2:00-Dream Ship; dance music.
WLS-ChiGa gO--85O-34S
s:38-kiltie Hand
s:O0--The Roundup.
WMAQ-C hicA gEp-6S0-94s.5
II :80-Musfcal potpourri.
Je:90--Dance nrchestras.
WLW--CincinnRtL-
10:O8-"tireat Adventures"
1a;s0-FiiImores Band.
IL :00--Willsey's Orchestra.
1s:0a-Dance music.
OCT thirteenth Hour.
kMOX-St. tI.ouis--IO9o-:Ss
II :O0--Ne@s; Amos n, Andy.
~ :30--MusiCai program
KSTP-St. Paal--l460-sOS.4
I1:00--Amos m Ands--Eptertainers.
11:30-Dance feature.
A NJ.
I:eo-Midnisht Club
WNAC-BOstOB-l:30
7:5O--Organ.
08-t.oiunbia Network.
II :0a-NeWs: dance music.
Observation-Disclosures -333
9:00-6.oIumbia Eerw0rk
T. :N9-Dapce orchestra: news.
WFLA-CleaFwateF-- 1913
9:15-Open House
10:S0-kuoxs Orchestra. quartet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II :O0-~Dance music.
WJR--DetF0lt--750- 400
19:00--0rchestra program.
1l:00--Am0s n Andy: the Frolick@rs
12:90-Orsan: dance atusic.
WBAP-F0Ft W0Fth--e00-355
9:30--Gypsy Serenaders.
--I.iacolR-550.3
1l:oa-Studio program.
.:09-Orchesira
-MIlwaWkee--1IsO-asa
10:Sa-community program.
1e:o0-Dance orchestrss.
l:sA--orsan.
WCCO-Mpls.. ST. PRal-aJO-3T0
t1:0S--The Admiral.
11:3O-Ericksons Orchestra.
12.S9-Organ.
-NaahvIlle--6S0.4e I
li:0e-7-WSM Minstrels.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 49,
10:0O-- Musical Features.
mAHNa--~As s fsNtbDUPKf--@9bV-SO0
10:00r--PeRn Orchestra,
kOA--DeHveF--B30-3
II :a0--Pace Setters
11:45--"A Gypsy Camp"
12:15-kOA Orchestra
l9:3o--Mixed Quartet
A NJ
1:00-The Trocaderans
kFi--isOs Angeles---S4O-468
i.;0O--Concert Orchestra
l:eO--N a. G. Damce nrorrsm
kGO--Oakia nd--s9O-3Sa,5
.11:3e-Remar program,
l2:0V-Quintette: songs
A. NJ.
l:9o-N. B. G. Troeaderans.
kJ.A--Oaklam d--l21O-a30
l2:O0-4Concert
CNRN--NRnc0UveF-- O3O-e0I
A. NJ.
:0a--M Musical program.
Observation-Disclosures
lG:90---Orchestra; news
CNkN--W inniEeg--s s0- 384.A
1;So-Dinner concert.
The Washington times., 1929-03-13

Births. engagements. MARTA
Deaths and " NemoriaN appear da'iy
On IRE last inside page, last tive eOlumna.
The Washington times., 1929-03-13

Nineteen days left to file your
Personal Tax Return. II in doubt
as to the value of your car call
Main 6O00. Branch 1856.