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The Washington times., 1931-01-03

Around
Radio
Dial

THE Business Outlook at Lne
Turn of the Year" will be de-
scribed by DR.. Julius Klein, the
Assistant Secretary of Commerce,
in his weekly talk from Washing
ton on "The Worlds Business, "
Sunday, 8 to 8:15 p. m. eastern
standard time.)
DR.. Klein next will discuss
building and loan associations,
and the following week will begin
a series Of talks on general retail
ing problems. Among the topics
will be the small merchant and
the chain store.
A novel cycle of recitals, illus
trative of the development OF Vlo-
lin music from the Seventeenth
century to. the present, will be
broadcast by ToScha Seidel over
WABC and the Columbia network
every Wednesday at $50 p. M,
EST, beginning January Z. He
will be assisted in the preSenta'
tions by a symphony orchestra di'
rected by Howard Barlow.
Seidel hopes to acquaint his lis
teners with the history and signifi-
cance of the violin together with
the compositions written expressly
for the instrument.
For his first program he will
play French selections Of the
Seventeenth century, depicting the
Romantic and artistic trend Of that
period. Three works Of Francois
Couperin, organist ard harpsichor-
dist, are to be featured. They are:
"Chanson Louis XIII ct Pavanne, F."
lie Precieuse" and "Aubade Pro
vencale."
DR.. Leonide Pitamic, Jugoslavian
Minister to the United States, will
be the speaker Sunday, January 4,
80 to 2 p. M, when the Columbia
Broadcasting System honors Jugo-
slavia in the weekly Conclave Of
Nations program from Washing
ton.
A group of native musical selec-
tions will open and close the pro-
gram. Included win be the Jugo-
slavian national anthem, which
will be heard for the first time
over the air. This selection is a
composite of songs Of Crotia, Ser
bia and Slovenia, the three terri
tories making up the larger part
of the area Of presentday Jugo'
slavia.
The Strudel Sisters, Washing
ton girl entertainers, will make
their WRC radio debut from S:45
to 8 tonight.
Unemployed Washington musi.
clans are meeting their economic
problem by organizing. That is
they have founded National Un
employed Symphony Orchestra
comprising some so or more musi
clans who, through changes in the
theater world, find themselves
temporarily at leisure. This 1nu'
sical organization plans a sym
phony concert soon and will make
its first air appearance over
WMAL Sunday night from 6 to Z
They will also be heard via the
loud speakers at the same hour
and over the same station on Sun.
day, January II.
Reflections for the New Year.
is the subject of the sermon to be
delivered by the Rev. James A.
Smyth Sunday on the Washing.
ton Catholic Radio Hour broad
cast every Sunday afternoon from
to 6 o'clock through Station
VOL from the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception, of which the
Rev. Francis J., Hurney is pastor
Father Smyth is well known in
Washington, having been assist
ant at st. Patrick's for 10 years
under DR.. Stafford and Bushop
Russell before receiving his pres
ent pastorate at st. Peters, Balti.
more.
The Washington times., 1931-01-03

New model used Cars" offering sat
isfactOry transportation, can be pro-
cured at a very reasonable cost from
the used-car merchants advertising IN
tOday's Classified Ads.
The Washington times., 1931-01-03
WEATHER DETAILS
FORECAsT TTLL A. p. m. sUNDAy

FORECAST TILL 3 p. II. SUNDAY
For the District Of Columbia--MoStly
cloudy tonight and Sunday; warmer to-
night, lowest mperature about IS
degrees: gentle winds, mostly south
west.
For Marylsnd-Mostly cloudy tonight
and sunday; warmer tonight: gentle to
n oderate winds, mostly southwest.
For Virginia-Mostly cloudy tonight
and Sunday: warmer tonight; gentle
winds mostly southwest.
The Washington times., 1931-01-03
95Ok-WRC-3I6m

12:50-Farm and Home Hour.
1:30-Dancing Melodies
2:00-National Republican Grub Dis
cussions.
3:30-Marionettes
4:0O-Classic Gems.
4:1s-Pacific Feature Hour.
5:00-Lady Next Door.
5:30-Tea Timers.
5:5g-Time.
6:0O-Keeplng Up With The Times.
s:1O-Saltzman's Orchestra.
e;l5-Concert Orchestra. directed by
Rudolf Schramm.
6:45-Civlc Talk.
7:0O-Morton Downey.
7:1s-"Mud-m magic hrouSh the
Ages"
7:3O-"Chronicles"
s:00-Dixie Echoes.
s:3O-Fletcher Henderson's Or
s:oo-Herbert Gordon's Orchestra.
9:SO-Radio Forum.
IO:0O-Hank simmons Show Boat.
11:O0-Jack Denny's Orchestra
11:3O-Guy Lombardo's Royal Can
adams.
s:i5-uncle Abe and David.
7:00-Amos n Andy.
7:15-Jesters.
7:30-Orchestra.
8:00-Rodeheaver Sing.
S:15-Varieties. with Bugs Baer.
8:30-Musical Program.
8:45-Strudley Sisters.
s:0O-Musical Program.
10:OO-B. A. Rolfe's Orchestra.
IL 11:00-Orchestra.
IL 1:3O-Weather.
11:31-Dance Orchestra.
11:45-Little Jack Little.
NOnT rHIAH /9N
The Washington times., 1931-01-03

1:0O-Musical Aviators' Orchestra.
1:3O-Savoy Plaza Orchestra.
2:0O-Lillian Bucknam, soprano, and
Crane Calder, Bass.
2:30-Salon Orchestra.
3:00-Male Quartet.
3:30-Saturday Syncopators.
4:O0-Ann Leaf, organist.
4:30-"Farm Science Snapshots"
4:40-Spanish Serenade.
5:00-Morton Downey.
5:45-News Flashes.
. 6:0O-Time and Program Resume.
6:02-Auto Program.
-e:15-International Sunday school
Lesson.
6:30-Time.
6:S1-Bar bizon Plaza Orchestra.
The Washington times., 1931-01-03
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12:s0-Luncheon Music.
1:00-Signing Off.
3:30-Good Afternoon.
3:45-Dance Tunes.
4:15-"Magnitude Of the Highway
Industry"
4:30-Musical Interlude.
6:00-Aerial Columnist.
6:10-Opportunities.
6:00-Public Service Man.
6:O5-Sambo and Ed.
6:15-Mandolin and Guitar Program.
6:45-Estelle Hunt Dean, soprano.
7:0O-Fritz Kreisler Recordings.
7:2O-Late News Flashes from The
Washington Herald.
7:30-Long Island Ramblers.
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And you know Santos, do you?" smiled Dr. MacAdoo, as he tapped a cigarette.
 T don't know Santos really well. But I know one or two of its ex- ports-coffee, Brazil nuts and Man eel Machado. Also something of it's history and of Manoel's, too"
 Dr. Emmanuel MacAdoo's mouth fell open, and himself feh silent.
 Yes, know why Manoel Macha- do became an expert of Brazil, and how he contrived to get himself upon the lists of imports of the United States of America. l even know how Manoel Machado then became an export of the said Unit ed States of America. And why it's quite unlikely that he will ever be re-imported.
 Dr. MacAdoo's smile evaporated.
 No He'll stop in England, v continued John Wave presently, forever"
 You even know the future, ehP'' temporized Dr. MacAdoo. And you don't know Santos? But you do know Chicago?"
 DO I, my dear Manoel? l don't remember saying so."
 Look here, what's your gamer clustered Machado If it's black mail, you're wasting your time on me. apart from the fact that l am a Scotchman and man of spot lessly blameless life. You can't get blood out of stone"
 Tt would be to look for water in a dry well, as we say in Brazil eh. MT. Scotchman?" jeered Johr
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SYNOPSIS: John Wave IS a thcrn in the flesh to Dr. Char tcrs. Threatening exposure of the doctcr's criminal past, the a.ranger has forced admittance tc his nursing home and eb- tained an alibi for the murder Of Spider Sehlitz. Charters wonders if Wave knows that he robbed Schlitz and Chink Dor s.n of their shares of the St. Clair diamond haul. To impress the other patients Wave pre- tends harmless insanity, his s.articd Rosemary" being i'll character when he meets Mar jorie LauderdelI, steadily grow ing worse under treatment at the home. Her aunt, Mrs. Lau- derdell, was formerly an asso- ciate of Charters evil days in America. Dr. Charters rejects pr. MacAdoo's advice to bump Wave eff" realizing Waves foresight in letting his personal physician know of his where abouts. He decides, however, to use Waves pretending delusions as a means of getting him cer- tified as insane and removed to an asylum.
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Wave. Only person as mad as l am would do that, what?"
 Quite so," agreed pr. MacAdoo, "and lock here, I'll tell you some thing" he added quickly. You want to give the impression that you're mad. Well, you couldn't do it better than by talking as you are now. But if you go up to Sir Bernard and say I'm mad he'll merely turn to Dr. Charters and say, I don't know what this fel- lows game is, but he's malingering. See?"
 Now that's very kind of you, Manoel. But why are you so anx- ious that I should succeed in per- suading Sir Bernard that am mad?"
 Well, thought that was the great idea in view of probable un- pleasantness consequent upon your recent activities at Witherby End.
 pr. MacAdoo, with an eloquent shrug and an outward motion o1 the hands, rarely employed nS Scotsmen, waived the question.
 T have kind heart" he said "and wish to be helpful"
 John Waves laugh expressed more of genuine amusement thar of compliment.
 well, well, Manoel," he said, "on good turn deserves another. I'll giv' you piece of useful advice now I advise you to buy a long spoon
 "Yes, very long one, for your certainly supping with the Devil and his name is Charters, at tn moment. And you'll shortly wan a friend, indeed, Manoel"
 "A friend?"
 "Yes, for you'll be in the yer gravest need"
 Now that's very kind of yo' Wave. But why are you so yer anxious on my account?"
 "To quote yourself, I have a kin heart, and wish to be helpful" Joh Wave assured him.
 Now you think over what ha' said,0 he added, and grasp u fact that Charters is double-cros'
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T beg your pardon, my dear Doctor he said in Portuguese.
 "'La vao os pes onde quer o CO., racao" (The feet go where the heart wants them to), growled Dr. MacAdoo in reply.
 "Ohoi We Scots speak Portu- guese do we?" smiled John Wave. Now I wonder whether Portuguese is really our native tongue-because we were born and bred and edu- cated in Rio Janeiro, and prac- ticed in Bahia and Santos until we came very nasty cropper, eh?"
 Come in here minute" growled Dr. MacAdoo, leading the way into his consulting room.
 you're very clever fellow aren't you?" he said, turning the key in the lock of the door.
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ing you. Has he told you what I really went to Witherby End for? What I went there to get? Has he told you about Chink Dorson, Spi- der Schlitz and himself, and the colossal fortune? Has he told you who MT. James is? Has he let you in on everything? What does he pay you? Why, man, you ought to be making thousands. And pretty soon, too. The games nearly up. And another thing. Do you know what he's going to make out of the Marjorie Lauderdell busi- ness? What share is he giving you for that job, by the way?" "Sst!" hissed Dr. MacAdoo leap- ing to his feet. Hush. What do you mean by Whats he going to make out of the Marjorie Lauder dell business'?"
 Just what I said. And I asked what he is giving you for doing it? And, I might add-what are you giving her?"
 Dr. MacAdoo sat down again Imply.
 Who are you?" he whispered. "A dick?"
 Would you turn Kings evidence, if I were?" asked John Wave.
 pr. MacAdoo's face was study, in it's mingled and changing ex- pressions of bewilderment, shrewd- ness, fear, hope and, finally, re- lief
 NO. You aren't a cop. You killed Spider Schlitz," he said, and got in here and announced it before it was discovered. What do you mean about Marjorie Lauderdell? Look here. Let's put our cards on the table. You tell me who you are, and all you know, and what you're after. And I'll come across. v
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POINT BARROW, Alaska, March 24.-There have been no new
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IT S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. WEATHER BUREAU The " eat1ler (By the U. S. Weather Bmeau

Forecast vicinity beginning at March 24 Showers tonight cloudy gentle variable winds
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Tomorrow Wave looks for a lost snake but pays a nocturnal call on Mir. James instead.
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SPARROWSTAKE THREESTRAICHT
 FROM ROBINS
Hendrickson Rolls Score of 2l4 and Also High
 Total of 54o

The Sparrows took the Parrots into cam pon the Elks bowling al- leys last evening to the tune Of three straight.
 Hendrickson rolled high total Of 549 and high score of PA. Other 800 scores were M. Bavard 533, Messer- schmidt 531 and Koski 504.
 There are still five postponed games left in the schedule and these probably will be played off Thursday, Friday and Saturday, but dates will be definitely announced later. Results last night follow:
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Chapter 8 DOUBLE-CROSSING

Hurrying along the dark corridor that led from the hall to Dr. Mac Adoo's consulting room, John Wave encountering the latter gentleman either accidentally or intentionally stumbled against him.
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cases of diphtheria during the last three days and Dr. Greist an- nounced that he believes the pres ent quarantine maintained may be raised within a short time.
 The last winter mail arrived Sunday and the next mail will be the latter part of July by boat.
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STANDING OF TEAMS
MOOSE CARD PARTY

Public is invited to Card Party under auspices of Women of Moose heart given in Moose Hall Thurs day night, March 26. starting at 8 o'clock. Whist and Bridge. adv
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CUT FLOWERS

Plenty of Cut Flowers and potted plants for EASTER We deliver.
 JUNEAU FLORISTS adv. Telephone 311