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The Washington times., 1932-11-19
REV, NJ 'CARTNEY
HAS KNIGHT
AS THEME

Rev. DR.. Mccartney. minister
of the Covenant-First Presby.
terian Church. under the general
caption of Soldiers of Christ
Arise" will take for this sermon
subject Sunday morning The
Young Knight and His Shining
Armor."
The Thanksgiving service will
be held in the church Thanks
giving Day at 10:30 o'clock, DR..
Mccartney preaching. The entire
offering as heretofore will be de-
voted to the support Of the
Washington Presbyterian Home
for the Aged.
Sacrament of Baptism will be
administered to children at the
close of service today.
The All Corners Mems Class
at their meeting Sunday morn
ing at GAS will be addressed by
Judge Hugh M. Tate, member
of the Interstate Commerce Com
mission who will take as his sub
ject The Stewardship of Money"
For his subject next Sunday he
will talk on THE Stewardship Of
Life"
DR.. Mccartney will address the
Covenant Fellowship group Sun
day evening at 7 o'clock on
Thanks to be God" This is .
Thanksgiving union meeting.
The Top Top Club, under the
leadership of Wallace Whiteover,
will discuss What Have We to
be Thankful For" at their meet
inp
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
NEWS OF WASHINGTON CHURCHES
of
Sermons
Sunday

CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
IL a. m. What Everybody Wants.
8 p. M. Two Closed Doors" DR.
Vernon N. Ridgley.
CENTENNIAL BAPTIST
II a. M, "self Seeing"
p. m. why Baptists Enjoy Being
Baptists" the Rev. E. Hez Sivem.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
II a. M. "Soul and Body"
81 p. m, soul and Body"
COVENANT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
II a. M, "The Young Knight and
His Shining Armor," DR.. Mccartney
preaching.
p. M, Young Peoples Meeting.
EPIPHANY
II a. M, Morning prayer, litany and
sermon by the rector.
p. M, "The Loss of Moral initiative,
by the rector.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
II a. m, "Divine Guardians" DR.
s p. M, Drama Night Program
Elisha, the Prophet of God"
FRANCIS ASBURY NJ. f.
ii a. M. Genuine Thanksgiving"
p. M, impossible Neutrality" the
FULL GOSPEL TABERNACLE
IL a, m, Edith Mae Pennington.
1880 p. M. Edith Mae Pennington.
HAMLINE NJ. T..
II a. M. The Road Back"
7:45 p. M, IAN Advancer of Protest
LiNCOLN CONGREGATIONAL
TEMPLE
ii a. m, "Can I Give Thanks Thi!
Year?" Rev. R. w. Brooks.
job" DR.. George L. Farnham' guest
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
II a. M, mo Depression In Thanks
p. M, Annual Harvest Home Ser
\ MT. PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL
IL a. M, France and Germany and
world Peace" DR.. Andre Philip and DR.
F. Siegmund -Schultze.
FRENCH SERVICE
NEW YORK AVE. CHURCH
4 n, M. Sermon. NJ Frank Liotard.
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN
II a. m, Neither We're Thankful.
8 D. m.-"Where Are the Miner
Rev. Clifford H. Jope, Pastor PastorD,.~
II a. m., 1.-The March of the Twelve
p. M, "world Understanding an'
000u NATIONAL CITY CHRISTIAN
II a. M. His Redemptive Love- Dr
p. M, What Is Religion?" Rev
Mr.. Pinkerton. -
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
II a, M, after Three Years"
8 D. M, Mastering Evil. DR.. Henr,
v" " SECULAR LEAGUE
11O5 Sixteenth st. n. w.
3 o, M, "The New Deal"
TRINITY NJ. e.
II a. M, sermon by Bishop Edwin
Hughes
s p. m, sermon by DR.. John r. Shan
VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA
$3.50 D. M, "Tempering the Wind.
Capt. Jennie Ingram.
VEDANTA SOCIETY
p. m., The Power of Silence
WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL
1890 a. m. sermon by Canon Ray
mond L. Wolven.
p. m. Peoples Evensong sermo on
Rev. H. A. Donovan.
WESLEY A. NJ. e. ZION
II a. M, Build a Bigger Life"
7:45 p. m. ct Could Hear Nobod
Pray" Rev. Carrington.
WASHINGTON FEDERATION OF
CHURCHES
p. m. over WMAL, "Thanksgivinl
MOUNT VERNON PLACE M. e.
CHURCH SOUTH
II: 100 a. M. 1.-THE Spiritual Alphabet.
500 p. M. '"The Sting of Ingrati
tude." DR.. Forney Hutchinson.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
Warner Bros. Theaters

AMBASSADOR-sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, Kay Francis, Miriam Hopkins
and Herbert Marshall in Trouble in
Paradise; Wednesday. John Barrymore
in Bill of Divorcement," Charlie
Chase comedy, Vitaphone short; Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday, Richard
Barthelmess in Cabin in the Cotton"
APOLLO-Sunday and Monday. Jim
my Durante and George NJ. Cohan in
Phantom President" cartoon: Tuesday
and Wednesday, Loretta Young and
Eric Linden in Life Begins" Charlie
| Chase comedy; Thursday and Friday,
| Harold Lloyd in Movie Crazy" Sport
| Thrills, cartoon: Saturday, Ricardo
| Cortez and Karen Morley in 'Phan-
tom of CrestwOod." Jack Haley COM
! edy.
Laurel and Hardy in Pack Up Your
Troubles" Ruth Etting short subject;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Marlene Diet
rich in Blonde Venus" cartoon {;
Thursday. Joan Bennett and Charles
Farrell in wild Girl" comedy: Fri
day. Ricardo COrtez and Karen Morley
! in phantom of Crestwood," Jack
Haley comedy; Saturday. Douglas Fair
banks in ''Mr. Robinson Crusoe." car
toon and Sport Thrills.
AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
March MAJ; in smiling Thru" cartoon !;
H '"f Ronda %de"eS"ay @'F@S T
Thursday and Friday. Harold Lloyd in
Movie Crazy" comedy saturday. Lila
Lee and Give Brook in Might of
COLONY-sunday and Monday, Mar
lene % Dietrich L in Blonde Venus, " com
fSy SGI:, Tuesday and "Wednesday John
Hours to Live" comedy; Thursday and
Friday, Harold Lloyd in Movie
wood" Charlie Chase comedy.
CENTRAL-sunday, Ricardo Cortez
and n6..,i6aTm Karen Morley Morley in Phantom Of
day, Phillips Holmes and Dorothy Jor-
dan in 10000 Witnesses" Jack Haley
comedy, cartoon: Tuesday and wednes-
inson Crusoe," Vitaphone short CTecH-
nicolor), Burns & Allen comedy:
Thursday, Lew Ayres in "Okay Amer
iG2 Charlie Chase snS csomedy Frday
in "Phantom President" Souvenir Reel.
Sport Thrills: Saturday, Boris Frank.
enstein"O Karloff in "Old Dark House."
?, ,1' H0ME-Sunday y. and Monday, "arand
Hotel" al-4tar cast; Tuesday and
Earre J%SP Wd Pen9Htt AND a.. Charles
Karen Morley in Phantom of Crest
wood" Charles Chase comedy cartoon: /:
Friday George Arliss in "A Successful
Calamity" Ruth Eetting Short Sub
ject: Saturday. Jack Oakie and Marian
Nixon in Madison Square Garden"
comedy.
Lyon IN BY Whose Hand" vita
phone short (Technicolor) and Burns
and Allen comedy; Tuesday and
Wednesday. Grand Hotel" all-star
comedy and Vitaphone short: Friday,
Tom Mix in My Pal. the King"
Hurricane Express No. 3. Andy Clyde
comedy; Saturday, Lee Tracy in
blessed Event" cartoon.
TTvOLI-sunday and Monday. Lee
Tracy In Warrington Merry Go
Round" Sport Thrills and Vitsphone
retta Young in life Begins" Charlie
Chase comedy and cartoon: Thursday
and Friday. Harold Lloyd in Movie
crazy: Saturday. Douglas Fatrba nks
in Mr. Robinson Crusoe." cartoon and
comedy.
YOKK,-sunday and Monday. George
yitaphone short LTeehnicolorl; Tuas-
dav and Wednesday. Lee Tracy in
Washington Merry Go Round" Sport
Thrills and Vitaphone short: Thurs
day, Joan Bennett and Charles Far
rell In wild Girl" comedy: Friday
Ricardo Cortez and Karen Morley in
Phantom of Crestwood," comedy: sat
s. s. Van DiV mystery.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
Filler, Lost in Clouds,
Lands in COU Field

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 10.
Lost above the clouds over Chesa.
peake Bay yesterday, Lieut.. Rob-
ert Larson, U. 8. NJ, aviator at.
tached to the Akron, was forced
to land in q COW pasture near
Davidsonville, when his plane ran
out of gasoline.
Larson had taken off from the
Akron together with the other
scouting ships for a two-hour
scouting expedition at Dover, Del.
He expected to join the Akron
today at Kitty Hawk, N. c., but
owing to bad flying weather he
was unable to take off. He will
go back to Lakehurst when the
weather clears, he said.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
Ritchie Names NeU
Parole Commissioner

BALTIMORE, Nov. 19.-Gaylord
Lee Clark has been appointed
State Parole Commissioner by
Governor Ritchie to succeed Am
brose j. Kennedy, elected to
Congress to succeed the late Rep
resentative Linthicum from the
Fourth district.
Kennedy will hold his last
hearing as parole commissioner
wednesday and his resignation
is expected to be in the hands
of the Governor before December
/. Clark's appointment will be-
come effective Immediately after
Kennedy resigns. The position
carries a salary Of $4,000.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
Neishborhood Theater Programs

Thursday p. M; Friday, James Gag
ney and Joan Blondell in THE Crowd
Roars," Charlie Chaplin comedy, Chap
ter THE Last of the Mohicans" F.:
Saturday, Douglas Fairbanks in
Around the World in so minutes" :"
and Ken Maynard in Dynamite
Ranch" Chapter "Air Mail Mys-
terry" cartoon.
SYLVAN-Sunday and Monday, Bert
Wheeler and Robert Woolsey in Hold
'em Jail" comedy, cartoon, news;
Tuesday. Tallulah Bankhead and Gary
Cooper in Devil and the Deep" COM
edy; Wednesday, Barbara Stanwyck
and George Brent in THE Purchase
Price," comedy. cartoon; Thursday,
James Cagney and Joan Blondell in
THE Crowd Roars," comedy, Terry
Toon, matinee 2 p. M; Friday, Phillips
Holmes and Dorothy Jordan in 10000
Witnesses" THE Last Frontier" new
serial. comedy; Saturday. Buck Jones
in "McKenna of the Mounted" and
Comdr. j. F. L. Hunt in Trapped in
a Submarine" Chapter THE Last
of the Mohicans."
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
Births, Deaths, Marriages
Deaths

! Deaths
BRADLEY, EDGAR ALLEN-Entered into
eternal rest on Thursday evening, No
vember II, 1892, at 4 :55 p. M, on HE
twenty:flrst birthday. EDGAR ALLEN
and Marie c. Bradley. Besides his father
and mother, he is survived by two
brothers. Arthur Bradley, ir, and Joseph
w, Bradley, and five sisters, Gladys Rey-
noids, Miriam Bradley. Marie Bradley,
Louise Bradley and Roberta Bradley.
Funeral services will be held from his
late residence, 2114 Kearney Street North
east on Monday afternoon, November 81,
1857, at 2 80 o'clock. Relatives and
Irlends are invited to attend. Interment
VIII follow in Cedar Hill Cemtery, Serv-
ices oy w. W. Chambers Co.
FAGNANO. .ADELINA MAMIE-On Fri
day morning November 1s.. 1882. at
ADELlNA MAMIE FAGNANO. the beloved
VIE OF Michael Fagnano. Besides her hus-
pand. she is also survived by two children,
FRANCES FagnanO and Johnnie Fagnano.
ana one brother Lewis Rine
Funeral from the abOve address on Mon
dy, November FL. at 8 80 a. M, thence n
81 Martins Church. where mass will be
offered al a. m. for the repose of her
soul. Relatives and friends are invited to
attend. lnterment in Mt Olivet Cemetery
Service by the W. W. Chambers Co.
Wedding Announcements
24;HR; SERVICE; special prices. Good.
nartg. 1214 st. N. W. NAT. 9172.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
HOFfska
Phone Nat. 4278. Funeral Designs
GUIDE BROS CO., 1912 p st. NV.
BIRTHS

Walter NJ. and Mary c. Hlley, boy.
William H. ana Theresa Willis, roy.
John e. and Alease " Scates boy.
adams s. and Home Z. McAllister,
AdwIn and Mary Lawrence, boy.
alter j and Violet Keeler boy.
Arthur p. and Martha Carson, BOY.
Andrew D. and Letha Shorter. girl.
Coleman F. and Zula Summers, girl.
Leonardo and Margaret H. Testa.
Pleasanton and Dorothy Bowie. girl.
Alton c. and Helen Sullivan, girl.
William o. and Harriet L. Amson,
Irwin M. and Dorothy H. Proctor.
Ralph s. and Ida N. Hisle. boy
John P. and Clara Leahy, boy.
George B. and Mary E.. Padgett,
Edwin and Elizabeth Thorpe, boy.
William H. and Julia Bland. boy.
Marcaria and Catherine Ignacio, boy.
Whitney j. and Lima NJ. Aitcheson,
Ralph N. and Katherine wilby. girl.
Walter H. and Mary weikel, girl.
Thomas ]. and Sara D. Sweeney.
Albert L. and Bessie cason, girl.
John R. and Catherine Lanham,
odsey and Sadie TilEhman. twin
Lindsey and Annie Hatcher, boy.
Lindsey and Leila Robinson. boy,
Mack and Ellen Simr kins, boy.
Richard N. and Blanche Talley. boy.
Gorham G. and Almira p. jackson.
girl.
Clarence e. and Bsrnice Wesley. girl.
Charles H. and Ruth L. Robinson
girl.
Mathew o. and cozetts Byrd, girl
Paul e. and Frances Coates, girl
Raymond and Dorothy Montgomery
girl.
Reggie and winyard Lewis. boy.
Samuel H. and Agnes Preston, boy
Moses and Dorothy Perry, boy.
William and Leara Ray, boy.
William and Valrie Washington. boy
Charles and Estelle Smith. boy.
Alfred and Emma Minor, girl.
Lawrence and lola Davis. girl
Frank and Rose Buren,, girl.
Wilton and Sarah Henson, girl.
James and Regina Jenifer, girl.
George and Lillian Washington, girl
George and Francis Cox, boy.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
Plot Of Dietrich's $
Movie Kept
Secret
BY HARRISON CARROLL
Copyright. 1892, King Features
syndicate, Incl

HOLLYWOOD. Calf, Nov. 10.
Though both star and director
are maintaining a policy of
silence. Hollywood whispers that
an important development i'm.
pendS in the affairs of Marlene
Dietrich and Josef von Sternberg.
OStensibly,A work progresses on
the story they are scheduled to
do for Paramount, but the start
ing date is not definite and De-
cember is almost here. AS both
contracts expire in 1892, it will
be necessary to make special
holdover arrangements if the pic
ture is made.
This Of course, is q fairly or
binary procedure and certain
studio officials predict that such
a move will be made. Questioned
on the subject, or in fact upon
anything connected with the
scheduled picture, Won Sternberg
replies there is nothing to say.
haven't talked to Miss Dietrich,
but her attorney. Ralph Blum, is
equally uncommunicative.
AS matter of fact, the only
thing known about the picture is
that Won Sternberg flew to the
South Atlantic coast in a sup
posed attempt to photograph q
hurricane.
Questions that Hollywood is
asking itself are: ID. What is
the mysterious story upon which
so much time is being spent? (2),
What is back Of the silence of
Won Sternberg, Miss Dietrich and
her attorneys. 90. Will the pair
sign a new contract with Para
Snal1o&C
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
DEATHS

Sarah A. smoot, "a years. SIS Seventh
st. s. E.
William shafenberg. ~ years. 4sO5
Thirteenth st. N. W.
Mary Wright. 40 years, Sibley Hospital.
Golden C. Simpson. SS years. Walter
Reed General Hospital.
Unknown, 35? years. Taft Bridge.
william J. o'Connor, "a years, Cas-
ualty Hospital.
Orrison Smith. 80 years. 1914 Bohrer
ST. N. w.
Sarah E. A. Shorter. ST years, 1T
U st. N. w.
Charles johnson. month. Gallinger
James Murchison, II days. 4s7 L
ST. S. w.
No. Infant to Clarence and Eliza
beth beth Ravna'l' Is days. GallinEer Hos
No. 2-1nfant to Clarence and Eliza
beth Ravnall. Is days, Gallinger Hos
pital.
Infant of Annie Knott. 5 hours, Provi-
dence Hospital.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
Hollywood Parade

Strenuous efforts are under
way to have President-elect
Roosevelt make a radio address
to the assembled motion picture
industry at the Academy Awards
banquet tomorrow night. It is
still too early to say whether ar.
rangementS can be completed
A cable from M. G. MS "Pig
Boats troupe in Hawaii says that
they will arrive home at noon on
Thanksgiving Day, this means
that Robert Montgomery, Jimmie
Durante, Robert Young. Eugene
Palette and Jack Connav will eat
turkey with their families .
Gloria Stuart is back from that
personal appearance trip to New
York and very disappointed be-
cause the air journey East was
too foggy for her to see land more
than couple of times.
You will have heard by now, of
course, that Leslie Howard is to
be Mary Pickford's leading man
in Secrets" This picture will be
the first time Mary has ever
played a character with an age
range from IL to 10. Unless I am
mistaken. the only time she
previously took on age at all was
as the mother of Lord Fauntleroy
and that character was only in
the thirties.
If present plans are carried out,
most of the transition in Secrets
will be effected by lighting in.
stead Of makeup. Ray June,
Mary'S cameraman suggested this
experiment and as he is up for an
academy award for his photog
raphy of "Arrowsmith. the star
is agreeing to the idea
Interesting to hear that Gilbert
Wilson, husband of Elsie Janis
has been signed for a role in this
film.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
EDWARD GREEN

Funeral services for Edward
Green, 72, retired Washington
druggist, who died Thursday after
long illness in Hudson, N. Y,
were held this afternoon from
Gawfer's funeral parlors. The
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith Off
ciated. Burial followed in Rock
Creek Cemetery.
Mr.. Green, who lived in Wash
ington over so years, was in the
drug business for about 80 years.
He was a member Of the New
Jerusalem Lodge, No. 8, F. A. A.
NJ, and was affiliated with the
knights Templar and the Shrine.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs,
Lillian Green, and two daughters,
Miss Lillian Green and Mrs. Mary
G. Lowrie, and a son, Elliot E.
Green, all of this city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Green. lived in the 1900
block Mintwood Pl. N. w.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
Do Y0n KnnW

That Jimmie Durante's youth.
ful ambition was to become a New
York policeman like his big
brother?
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
MRS. MARY B. EDWARDS

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
B. Edwards, 72, widow Of Brig.
Gen. John Edwards, and native
Of Washington, who was killed
November 10, when struck by a
street car in Beverly Hills, Calf =,
will be held Monday morning at
10 o'clock from the S. H. Hines
funeral home. Burial will be in
Arlington National Cemetery.
Mrs. Edwards had been living
with her daughter, Mrs. Frances
s. Forst, in California for the
past two years. Her husband, a
veteran of the civil war, died sew
eral years ago. She is also sur.
vived by another daughter, Mrs.
M. E. L'Hommedieu, of the 1900
block Harvard st. N. w,
The Washington times., 1932-11-19
AQUARIUM SOCIETY MEETS

The new National Aquarium
Society held it's first meeting
last night in the aquarium room
of the Department of Commerce.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19

BOOKER T.-Sunday, and until We'd
nesday, Hearts of Humanity" with
Jean Hersholt and Jackie Scarf. Thrills!
Laughs! Human people in picture
abounding in human interest; Thurs
day, change of program.
The Washington times., 1932-11-19

Funeral Directors
The Washington times., 1932-11-19

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Monday,
Marlene Dietrich in Blonde Venus" ;
Tuesday, Spencer Tracy in The Painted
Woman: Wednesday, Jackie Cooper in
Nagel and Lewis stone; Thursday and
Friday, Norma Shearer in "Smilin'
Through; Saturday, a smashing West
ern thriller, Outlaw Justice"
The Washington times., 1932-11-19

SECO. SILVER SPRINGS. 'MD.-Mon.
day. Jack Holt and Ralph Graves in
War Correspondent" comedy. cartoon
TUESDAY. Ronald Colman and Fav Wrav
in The Unholy Garden" comedy
Walter Huston in 1.-The Woman from
Monte Carlo" comedy. cartoon; Thurs.
day. James CaKney and Joan Blon.
dell in THE Crowd Roars." Charlie
cha71in comedy. cartoon. novelty, mat,
The Washington times., 1932-10-21
SHORE
/ URGES FERRY

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Oct. 81
eastern Shore counties and towns
will line up Solidly in signing a
retition to the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation to grant q
loan of 100000 to the Chesapeake
Beach Railway Company to eX-
tend it's service across Chesapeake
Bay, it was declared here last
night.
With rs members present, the
Cambridge Chamber of Commerce
voted unanimously to request the
r. F. C. to lend the required sum
to the railway because the ex-
tended service would benefit East
efn Shore seafood and produce
dealers immeasurably. Speakers
also pointed out that the con,
struction of wharves and ferry
boats would furnish work for un-
employed.
Emphasis was laid on the tacr
that the people of Eastern Shore
have been clamoring for Shol ter
and more direct route to the main
land and to Washington for many
wears. Spokesman for the towns
and counties criticized the Clai-
borne-AnnapoliS Ferry Company's
officials for their objection to the
proposed extension of the railway
company'S service.
The Washington times., 1932-10-21
P OS 7 MASTERS
/. END CONCLAVE

Winding up it's annual conven
ton here today, the National
League Of District Postmasters
stood solidly behind President
Hoover in his campaign for re-
election.
A resolution adopted yesterday
at a meeting at the Willard
Hotel commended the President
for his efforts "to alleviate the
nationwide depression" and ex-
pressed the hope that these eff.
forts may be duly appreciated
by a grateful people"
Z Another resolution, advocating
the removal of third-class post.
masters from politics by placing
them under Civil Service, was
adopted by the convention. The
League also went on record in
favor of more equitable com
penSation for third and fourth
class poStmasterS and the exten.
sion of Civil Service retirement
benefits to fourth-class office.
Delivering the principal ad.
dress at the annual banquet last
night, Frederic A. Tilton, third
Assistant Postmaster General,
urged return of the two-cent
stamp.
He said:
"The increase in the first
class postage rate was made
necessary in order that the
postal service would not be a
drain upon the general treas
! ury. Our efforts should now
be directed to the restoration
/, of the twO-cent rate as early
aS possible, but as prelimi-
nary to such change we must
seek to make the service self
supporting at the twO-cent
rate
The Washington times., 1932-10-21
WJSV TAKES UP
ROUTINE AF TER
B|GPREM|ERE
Regular Schedule Follows Gala
Opening, to Which NOtables
Send Greetings

Following its premiere last
night with program that con-
tinued into the wee sma' hours
of the morning, WJSV, the
new Columbia Broadcasting
System outlet in the Capital,
started its regular schedule of
programs today.
Despite the protest Of the Musi.
clans union, which resulted in
last-minute withdrawal of the
Army, Navy and Marine bands
from the program, every radio
station in the city rallied. around
to make last nights program the
finest local radio offering ever
heard in this city.
NOtables Send Greeting
Harry Butcher, director of
WJSV, was the recipient of hun
dreds of congratulatory tele-
grams, notably from President
Hoover, Governor Roosevelt, Sec.
retary of Labor Doak, Governor
Pollard of Virginia and Governor
Ritchie of Maryland.
Other Stations Join
The high light of the program
was the Radio Roundup. Lines
were run to the studios of WRC,
WMAL and VOL and the stellar
artists of those stations con-
tributed to the success of the
evening.
Addresses felicitating the new
station were delivered by Com
missioner Reichelderfer, Mayor
Edmund F. Ticer of Alexandria,
Federal Radio Commissioner.
Thad H. Brown and Frederick
William Vile.
The Washington times., 1932-10-21
P. j. c. POINTS
TOITS STUDY
MADE IN MAY
Task to Be Undertaken As
That on Gas Utilities Is
Ended by Dec. 81

Evaluation of the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone
I Company's properties will be-
gin the first of the new year,
{ the Public Utilities Commits
sion has announced.
The date was set in a schedule
whereby the valuation force of
the commission will complete
valuation proceedings of the
Washington Gas Light Company
and Georgetown Gas Light Com
pany December 81.
Studied Last May
In a statement issued by Com
missioner Riley Z. Elgen, atten-
tion was called to the fact that
- study Of the telephone company
valuation was made last May.
The statement also pointed out
That data useful in the valuation
was gathered during the tele-
phone rate hearing which began
June Is and concluded Septem-
ber Z.
In Effect Before July
The commission also pointed
out that the plan was "in full
force and effect before July of
this year" when Peoples Counsel
Richmond B. Keech urged the
commission to begin an immedi-
ate valuation and make it a part
Of the telephone rate hearing.
The Washington times., 1932-10-21
YOUNG NEGROES
HELD RADICAL
Times staff Photo

The young negro is radical be-
cause he is economically en-
slaved, declared Henry Lincoln
johnson, jr., son of the former
national ommitteem man of
Georgia, in an address before a
meeting held under the auspices
of the Young Negro Republican
Club and Federation at the Mt.
Carmel Baptist Church last night.
Johnson praised the principles
Of the Republican party.