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Evening star., 1935-09-29
SITUATIONS-MEN.

NOOusIn0to.I
PLUMBER AND STEAMFITTER, first class.
160-E Star once.
POSITION WANTED by young man. exp.
drives any make car. Clarendon 699-R.
STENOGRAPHER located in National Press
Building desires extra work. Reliable sec
Ietarial service az reasonable rates. Ad-
SSTENoGRAPHER s IT. as to work in = Insurance or or
4g3-D. Star Office. A.
WAITER. colored experienced. reference
eeinmbai eeilTsS ios sos4 4 or out of town. Phone
WHITE BOY, over ~. willing worker, drv
WORK as houseman cook. waiter or por-
ter: experienced. reference. VIM. Dunaway.
1443 Que st. NV. Potomac 609S.
sires position. housecleaning washing and
Simonize cars: some cooking; drivers Ii
eense; ssn;.. o excellent references. Hosea. At
YOUNG COLLEGE MAN. refined white,
chauffeur. companion or secretary, desires
permanent connection; free to travel or
stay; refs. Address Box 171-E Star office.
YOUNG MAN. colored wants job as truck
sonal reference. Phone Potomac l225-W.
YOUNG MAN desires position; bookkeeper
typlst. shipping stock clerk. any similar
ggositi&on; & reference. Address Box l37-E.
YOUNG MAN tcolored), wishes work as
cook, dishwasher or for private family.
1893 Willard st. NV.
YOUNG MAN colored wants work as
drivers permit; best ref. North o2o7. !.
YOUNG MAN. colored, wishes work as a
presser. porter or at fiiine station: ref
l532 Marion st. NV. North O932-J.
YOUNG MAN 10 years old with 4 years
high schooling. would like position Of
any kind. Address Box 476-D. Star Of
YOUNG MAN 4 years experience fore
man and assistant manager OF local arm.
desires position. References. Phone Met
ropolitan 5000. Apt. 500.
YOUNG MAN colored experienced. wants
job as butler. chauffeur. waiter. Call
Lincoln 410S.
YOUNG MARRIED MAN colored. seeks
employment as tanitor or driver. Call
Decatur 1888 after II.
YOUNG COLORED MEN t2) want work Of
any kind pressing preferred. 1899 9Th
SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
COUPLE, colored very neat, honest, desire
work OF any kind together. apt. and pri-
Metropolitan 1854
COUPLE desire position as caretakers for
rooming house in exchange for living quar-
ters NV: section. Address Box 61-E.
COUPLE. colored wish positions. chauf-
feur, cook or maid; willing workers; expert
ence and references. Write H. Lewis. 1921
Fla. ave NV.
COUPLE. colored want places in private
family as good cook butler, houSeman
chauffeur; best references. Columbia 1928.
JANIIOR job wanted with small quarters,
by colored man and wife; man part or
whole time handy with tools; good refer
ence Address Box 4lS-D, Star office.
cook. houseman or janitor. references.
Phone Potomac :59i4-J
MAN AND WIFE coiored want Jobs as
Janitor and maid. with quarters good city
references. Phone North 52Os-J.
RESIDENT MANAGER. WITH YEARS OF
EXPERIENCE DESIRES POSITIONS FOR
HER STAFF OF EMPLOYEES, INCLUDING
SWITCHBOARD OPERATORS, ELEVATOR
MEN AND NIGHT MEN. APPLY 1910
RALORAMA RID. APT. lO7. MANAGER.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
SALESLADY

AND DEMONSTRATION
Tor nationally known commodity: good in
come assured; reply by letter giving past
feSSperiehee age and references Address
Evening star., 1935-09-29
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

tCOnttnued.D
PRACTICING INTERIOR DECORATOR will
tutor students; best training U: 8. and
Europe: actual work used In course. Ad-
dress Box 453-D. Star ONCE.
ANNA b. sLoAN-violincello instruction;
latest methods; lessons in home IL desired.
1907 Lamont St Phone Adams 1869.
FRENCH. by native. Sorbonne grad. Phi. D.;
conversational; coach; special class rates.
Studio. 1901 st. NV. Decatur 5931.
RAPID DICTATICN-Gregg review. post
graduate courses; Employment Department;
day. evening. early morning classes.
STANFIELD SECRETARIAL SCHOOL.
710 l4th st. NV. Phone District 1853.
PHYSIOLOGY class forming; evenings
Mon. Wed. and Fri. 5 to 4 pm. college
entrance credit; register now. Emerson.
Decatur 0551.
RUSSIAN. private or in classes. given by
Margarita Lerche. qualified instructor.
Telephone North 1856
GREGG SHORTHAND by experienced
teacher beginners; review; speed dicta-
ton; private lessons: moderate rates
Decatur 35S4-J. So
GREGG SHORTHAND. TYPING.
English. French. arithmetic. spelling; be-
Rtnner's review Phone Decatur :loS4 Il .
Evening star., 1935-09-29
HELP-DOMESTIC.
lN--Aa--Ak

plain scoekins; some care Of 5 chiidren
BOX 376-D. Star ONCE.
HoUsEKEEPER. white, temporary, care Of
child. Call Georgia $3.50.
charge OF home; good cook and manager;
2 adults, / child; rm., board, salary. Line.
5oO0
HoUSEKEEPER. white, care for small
sss 81 WIKI .0f cs IPrsf after
12O3Ka C st. ne.
HOUsEKEEPER white, settled, for em-
ployed couple and child; stay nights; ref
erences; So. Potomac 6325-J.
HOUSEKEEPER. white for private fam
lily: no laundry or cleaning; stay nights;
state experience and former employers.
Address Box 99-E. Star office.
LADY. white. Christian; housekeeper for
St NV. Chevy Chase. D. c.
MAID for general housework and cooking:
fond Of children: good references; home
nights. Phone Cleveland S644.
MAID. colored; for general housework;
S11 9TH st. ne.
MAID, reliable woman; references: for
general housework: some nursing. Call 10
IL am. 1874 18th NV.
full description. Address Box 27s-D. Star
office.
MAID; general housework; experienced;
plain cook; neat; for serving two in family;
M ster st. 'p Phone ssesi columbia $3.50. o-o "eD
MOTHERS HELPER from neighborhood;
3 TO pm daily; SATURDAY all day; $40
10Th and Columbia I'd. "a. Address
Box DE Star ONCE.
NURSE. white, young, to take full charge
OF infant and general housework; must be
experienced and have local reierenceS 20
week room. beard Apply q A ST. Greater
SETTLED WOMAN to assist with house.
work; stay nights. 1925 Bladensburg rd
ne.
WHITE GIRL, experienced. general house
work: IS week; sleep in Write Mrs. r n:
Church. Va.
WHITE WOMAN. take care of home EN-,
ployed couple; $1,000 per month. 1923
Ill. ave. NV. before . p.m. Sunday.
WOMAN, settled M c9lored for general
must %uSt be good soo6 family Of no ehi
ton Heights. Va. Take Columbia pike bus
at 18th and G, get of at Monroe St. walk
one block left then one block right.
WOMAN for general housework ST. week;
no Sunday WORK; no telephone calls. 1880
w St NV.
WOMAN white. 20 TO 35. to care for
house and children; mother employed. Call
Sunday at 1O1 Grant ave-. Takoma Park.
Md.
WOMAN white, settled, as housekeeper;
general housework. cook for > adults. some
laundry: $50 month. upstairs room. Ad-
dress Box 425-D. Star office.
WOMAN. white. good cook. very neat
tquietI: maximum S15 monthly salary.
Takoma vicinity. Address Box 255-D.
Star ONCE.
WOMAN settled colored general house
work; small family; stay nights: refer
ences: salary. $1,000 per mo. 1915 New
ton st. NV.
WOMAN white. housexeeper, 4 in family.
. employed. . in school, Room. board.
500 month. g0s Quincy ST. NV. 29'
YOUNG WOMAN, white for Rhw.: no
heavy washing experienced only; refer
ences: $50 month. room and board. Emer-
son 1911.
YOUNG WOMAN, colored. for general
housework: walking dist. 2l03 10th st.
NV from L. to 630 m; SIS mo.
YOUNG WOMAN. white, experienced. care
small child; home nights; So week. 1904
G ST. NV, Apt. =.
TWO WHITE MAIDS, cook,
chambermaid and waitress for
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SAIESI, AIDES

70 work in conjunction with our radio
Droaocast sisters Of the Skillet" Appll-
Ihs; income above the average Call
MONDAY mornino. Suite 3Ol. WASHINGTON
Sulldlng. New York ave at xii
Evening star., 1935-09-29
CHRISTMAS CARDS

A'A11O OZ11IDO.
WALLACE BROWN REPRESENTATIVE
ARE MAKING REAL MONEY.
sensational line meets with countrywide
success! Big commission daily taking
orders from friends. neighbors and busi-
ness concerns for personal Christmas
cards and stationery with customers
names embossed. Get your share of ei-
santic flood of orders. waiting everywhere
Also amazing - folder. 81 assortment
selling like wlldfirei tO0'. profit You
make so cents per box Unparalleled l25-
piece Gift Wrapping. Humorous Etching.
Reiiglous De Luxe and Everyday boxes
Extra bonuses. No experience needed
Write for free personal album containing
over 100 exquisite samples and 81
Inc. ?25 Fifth ave. Dept WS New York.
MILLINERY SALESLADIES
For permanent and part time work: only
thcroughiy experienced need apply Mill
nnery Dept L Frank. F st. at 18th
Evening star., 1935-09-29

WOMAN. colored. settled wants position
New JERSEY ave. NV. Phone Decatur 2GOG.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

WOMAN. colored, wants part-time morn
ing lob anv kind OF work; city references.
1nD5 Corcoran st n "
Evening star., 1935-09-29

WOMAN. colored wants days work; fully
experienced reliable and honest. Call
District 5lqS
Evening star., 1935-09-29

TWO WHITE MAIDS, cook,
chambermaid and waitress for
private home: must have best
city references from last place.
Call Monday in person; no phone
calls answered. 81 West Kirke
ST., Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION will train
to become air conditioning and electric
fefrigeration experts. Give age. OCCUPATION.
Utilities Eng. Inst. Address BOX 472-D.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

GIRL. white for general housework; good,
| plain cookins; some care of 3 children
sdG o. Pa no iaunory; i've IN upstairs
Evening star., 1935-09-29
WANTED-AGENTS,

CHRISTMAS CARD SALESPEOPLE. get
big anniversary offer before selecting line;
easy sales: bigger profits super value
assts.; 50c-Sl; humorous, religious cards.
gift wrappingS: 1000 profit; free sample.
Artistic Co. Al Way. Elmira. N. Y.
CHRISTMAS CARDS-Sell 50 assorted
printed; 81: highest commission expert
ence unnecessary; samples free. Dunbar.
New Brunswick N !
Evening star., 1935-09-29
HELP-MEN.
ROIJTE MEN

Three. between % and 65. to train for
better positions; experience unnecessary;
reference required; good pay arrange
ments Only ambitious workers need APP
ply. Call o to IL am. S22-A Conn. ave-,
between II and Eye StS
Evening star., 1935-09-29

WOMAN colored young. honest. reliable.
wishes part-time Job. plain cook and house
worker; no Sundays: nothing under SIS
mnnfh Phone District SI0k.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-11-18
ONLY = MoREDAYS!
BEFORE WARDS
LEAVE THE VALLEY

TWO MORE DAYS THEN WARDS Ell CENTRIC STORE CLOSES Fol
We've checked remaining merchandise d further Ell
thrifty final
odds and limited but saving Shop
WARDS REMOVAL SALE SA
Evening star., 1935-11-23
TOO MANY PATRONS
FOIL THEATER ROBBERY

ST. CHARLES, III. @.-Two rob-
bers ordered william L Pracht, mana
ger Of q theater, to lead them to the
safe. Paul Paschal, newspaper edi-
tor, strolled into the lobby and was
forced to join the manager. As Pracht
started for his ONCE, Attorney Drew
Green appeared. Pracht shouted o
warning. Green ducked out TO call
the police.
There's too many people around
here. Let's beat IT," said one OF the
robbers,
Evening star., 1935-11-23

Across.
/. Official seal.
6. Jeer.
40. Fine powder.
IA. More crippled.
IS. Annulment
II. White poplar.
a8. Coach dog.
19. Sheer.
20. Introduction.
ri. Rhythm.
%. Faithful.
a. Within: Combining form.
26. Still.
27. Resinous substance.
%. Aeon.
30. Electrified particles.
80. To render Italian.
35. Footless.
80. French painter.
40. Three: Prefix.
d. Vestige.
42. Epochs.
43. Readmittance.
As. Move.
a.. Turn to the right.
48. Touch lightly.
90. Exclamation indicating contempt.
b2. Knocks.
"a. Book of maps.
66. Architectural plan: French.
Be. Luxuriant.
Hc. Pen name of Charles Lamb.
81. Having good memory.
81. On the stern. deck.
65. Written compositions.
66. ShackleS.
81. Difficult.
So. Saucy.
So Parsonage.
Evening star., 1935-11-23
Down.

/. Rebuff.
2. Typewriter attachment.
3. Collection Of things American.
4. Fray.
5. Before: Prefix.
6. Created.
7. Roughly elliptical.
8. Making settlements.
9. Kipling character.
10. Fixed time.
II. Concord.
IL. Frighten.
13. Belief.
16. Friend of Pythias.
20. Brilliant star.
%. Pace.
25. Female deer.
81. Acid fruit.
20. Undertaking.
81. Wife of Abraham.
80. Minus.
"a. Wrath.
SO. Buffoon.
81. Opportunities.
80. Profound.
IL. Allowance for waste.
43. Narrow inlet.
A. Wood used for ship building.
46. English river.
40. Sleeping compartment.
so. Musical drama.
81. Exterior.
So. Rescuer.
SIS. Leprosy: Med.
81. Peruse.
SO. Cozy place.
81. Part Of church.
SO. Gratuity.
"a. Ambition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08
MAY BROUGHT
DECIDED CAIN
IN INSURANCE
indianapolis Life Company
Reports Month Best in
-Four Years.

New business written by the In
dia~"~~''7 Life Insurc &c Co. =
ing May exceeded that in any month
for years and S the C-sh
largest in the company's history of
30 years. The total exceeded the
goal OF 100000 that was set for
that period.
The months work was dedicated
to the president of the company,
Edward B. Raub.
A presidents month book e
presented that will include a page
written by each of the companys
representatives who exceeded a given
quota during the month. On each
individual page will be written the
names of applicants procured by
tt salesman during the month, and
personal message from the sales
man. The book will be bound in
permanent form, and presented to
Mr.. Raub.
1--WE are 80 per cent ahead of the
first five months of 1884" A. Leroy
Portteus, vice president of the COM
pany, reports, and the company S
gain in insurance in force in 1885
to date is more than 100000,
bringing total insurance in force to
more than 96,600,000
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08
SINGLE SIGNATURE
LOANS BEING MADE
Capital Company Also Offers
Other Service.

The Capital Loan Company, 207
Kresge Building, which for a num-
Der of years has financed automo-
bile sales and made Chattel loans.
is now engaged in making single sig
nature loans to those who are stead
lily employed and hold responsible
positions.
This company is one OF the few
firms in the city which finances au-
to repairing, loaning as much as
$780, Ten months may be taken for
repayment.
II addition to having one of the
most reasonable rates in the city,
the Capital Loan Company makes
loans on farming equipment, seed
and feed, livestock, gasoline for
tractors, and money is advanced for
planting of crops. Twelve months
may be taken for repayment on a
straight time basis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08
NEWS OF BUSINESS FOR THE WEEK
CENTRAL LOCATION OF
PRINTING FIRM AIDS
IN SPEEDING SERVICE

Located at 80 Wire. aia-av, Just a
few steps from Pc MIA and
Westinghouse, is the Dunlap
Printir~ Co., operated by A. NJ.
Dunlap, who has had "a years Of
experience in the printing line. Mr..
Dunlap states: Our central ga
ton is of convenience to any one
in the downtown district. and We
are in the heart Of the shopping
area. Every job is under my per-
sonal supervision. and see that all
Jobs are turned out in a first-class
manner"
He makes a speciality of printing
letterheads and envelopes. card
party and dance tickets, fraternity
and sorority work, and does a large
business for clubs and lodges.
T. will refuse no job regardless
of size, and because of the most
convenient location in the city" is
able to offer prompt and pleasing
service, having on hand a large va
riety of type faces from Old English
to that of the most modern design.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08
COURSE CHOSEN
FOR GOLF PLAY
Athletic Club Event Is to Be
Held on Links at
SpeedWaY.

The Speedway golf course, located
at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway,
has been the scene of many tourna-
ments and this year promises to be
no exception according to Chuck
Garringer, course pro, who says:
plans for the Indianapolis Ath-
letic Clubs annual golf tourney
were made recently. The tourna-
ment will be played at the Speedway
course, June 10, beginning at $3.50
a. m, and the annual banquet and
awarding of prizes will follow at
the club at 7 p. m.
Johnny Simpson, Washington,
Ind, is defending club champion
and has won the title four times.
Besides this tournament, many
more will be played at this course
throughout the season, golfers being
welcome at all times. Many i'm
provements we're made in the house
and grounds for the benefit of
golfers, and in addition, all greens
are kept in excellent condition so
as to aid in putting"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08
SATURDAY.

-
too-wss,nins:sr choir FESTIVAL rSBc
Frsesr.s WI VIE CTS wABc
Als-Ccucsrt M.niat-7es Obs We
tso-Era1k Dallsya orchestra tCbS
EsE5 Aina Kitchen. songs rSBc
N.-s Norm ss.srs rTBCl VIZ.
tts-6o1Efsiors tNBCi WEAF
Master b1il1rrr 'HH-L v IL
soo-s5osoHy.ana sS.isshss , scBsi w s5S
Eeiza1n N the Ne~s NIB
BIS cs-..-.s orchestra EBCi WIZ
Ss-i 49, P 5r-~-sI 80 ISBC, VIZ
sso-san D.ss9 sYmphouT orchestra
sfs-r;-srs r.Tss songs ,NBCl VIZ
SCR Parade ~ ne AIR 'NBci
so0-Crereti- Gems .NBCl WIZ
Nat Open Gof Tournament iCbSl
Ths F, Parade iHBCl wEAF.
e3o-DorssY Brothers orchestra 'NBCl
100 s Nav bard CTS, wARsc.
7so-A Jo',on s5a zleSt artists 'SBcl
ar Ds-r. 0sBCI VIZ WIS
NOD Maefrrcleoes .CH1 WAbL
To- ~arfr~--.a Mr.rdirE CHS WAEC-
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AnTaaI Inter-Fra,srnl,v- SINK a. U
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Carefree Carnival fkbCI VIZ
g r1-ArrlIe Blevers orchestra Obs
isai-6 program csBCl VIZ
80 pane 6f.6ss.,ra ,HB Be- VIZ a7.sr
Io.oo-shs6a5r. iel.n...z,.. Martins or
rhesfra ISBC' VIZ
Err uerr.e.E orchestra Chs -
10 s0-Rsv Hsr1scss orchestra 'CHs
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VIZ Peudarvis' orchestra rwBc
WWAw
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08
DISPLAY ROOM OPENED
Ice Refrigerators Being Shown on
West Side.

Mrs. Harriet Gray, manager of
the ice refrigerator department of
the Polar Ice and Fuel Company,
announces the opening of a new
display room for the convenience
and service of West Side customers
at 1902 w. Michigan-st.
This makes four conveniently 10
Gated ice refrigerator display rooms
maintained by Polar Company. The
others are North Side, 1000 North
wc5tern-av; South Side, 1902 S.
Easiest, and downtown at the L. S.
Ayres 81 Co. Store.
"All of the new and popular ice
refrigerator models may be in
spected at any of these display
rooms" Mrs. Gray states.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08
Building Material Sales
Made by Schuster Firm

sewer pipe, cement, lime and plas-
ter. metal and wood lath, shingles,
roll roofing, easement windows and
hundreds of other items necessary
in the building industry. A phone
call brings as estimator who will
gladly give the cost of the materials
you may need or offer his advice on
your building problems.
Now is the time to order coal for
next winter. Large concrete SilOS
keep Schuster fuels high and dry,
inSuring customers the very best
protection possible. Prices now are
considerably lower on all grades Of
coal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08

ranged peony beds such as pic
tured, whole fields of every known
type Of peony. 1t also raises and
sells a full line of nursery and ever
green stock and all kinds of peren-
malls.
Visitors are always welcome and
are particularly invited to see the
gardens while the peonies are in
bloom, which are at their best now.
The Lafayette-rd is marked closed
as it is now under const. uction, yet
the gardens are easily accessible by
driving on 30th-st to E1ackville and
then turning north four blocks on
the Lafayette-rd to the gardens.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08
HOME LIGHTING
TEST OFFERED
WITHOUT COST
Siqht Meter Shows Whether
Home illumination Is
Sufficient.

In answer to many inquiries. Miss
Leona Berlin, supervisor Of the
home lighting department of the
Indianapolis Power g. Light Co., to-
day gave the following description
Of the sight meter:
The sight meter is a small in
strument that measures units of
light just as a thermometer meas
ures units of heat. However, it is
not an article of household equip
ment.
Every housewife is familiar with
the common units of measuring a
bushel of potatoes. 70 degrees of
heat, quart of milk or a pound of
sugar. Just stop to think how in
dispensable these various measur-
ing units have become in our lives.
No home is complete without a
clock to measure time and the sim
pie yardstick and tape measure to
help in the household tasks. Science
has given us all Of these things to
make our lives more useful, health
Ter and happier.
Shows Minimum Needed
The sight meter now takes its
place among these indispensable
measuring instruments of the world,
and is one of the newest scientific
achievements. This remarkable de-
vice not only measures light but it
indicates the minimum amount of
light one needs for every purpose
just as the ordinary household Their
mometer indicates healthful tenn
peratures.
Outside on a clear midsummer
day the light measures 10000 units
on an overcast day the intensity
may drop to 1000 units-and on a
sunny day on your front porch the
units of light probably would be
about 500. If we should move in
doors and sit by the window we
would get more than 100 units. de-
pending on what sort of day it
is outside. Then when night comes,
the lights are turned on. 1t is found
that the average person reads under
a lamp that gives no more than five
units Of light.
Causes F. ain
1T is under such poor conditions
that eyestrain develops, and eye
strain eventually leads to defective
vision. Scientists have found that
for reading one should have at least
25 to 80 units of light, and more if
possible.
IF you would like to have a sight
meter test made of your lighting
simply call the home lighting de-
partment and an advisor will be
glad to call at your home free of
charge and give the sight meter
test"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08
Modernizing Work and New
Construction Create
Demand.

With the home undermining
movement in full swing, the F. j.
Schuster Coal Co., Troy-av and Al
len-st, is kept busy supplying build
ing materials for building and re-
modelling.
Quick, efficient service is given on
all orders whether large or small
and a complete stock of building
materials is carried at all times to
meet the constantly increasing de-
mand of customers.
Besides manufacturing concrete
building blocks, the Schuster COM
pany has a complete line of face
and common brick tile, drain tile,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-06-08
MONDAY


50-Top o. the Morning. Mccormick
s.oo-Phii Cooks note book CEBcl.
6lS-Nstion' Family PRAYER rour.
20 Morning devotions.
7f5-WlHan' Meedor. orEanist fNBCl.
Z 50-Music hv Divano. string TITO.
7f5-Lang Sisters
so0-Joe Emerson. hymns.
slS-Clara. Lu n En-. iNBCl.
70-Tanet Van Loan. singer fNSCl.
AS Mountain Mornings. Brown County
. .1n-Travei talk.
gl5-News flashes.
p7S-Iivestock reports.
30-United states Esvv band fNBCl:
s4S-Life OF Mary SotheTn. drama lMu-
io.o0-Chandier Chats with organ.
l0.I5-Morning HouseVarmers.
10 Sonora Beck Lhumann- soprano.
n s5-Psinted Dreams Mutual.
II 00-SprayinE Fruit Trees. G. r. Bibbee.
III -nS-Ttmu1ir Carrigan's orchestra tNBCI .
ii.ls-Virginis Lee and Sunbeams.
N 70-LiyeStock reports.
II 40-Eationsl Farm ana Home hour
tSBCi.
~ 30-Clenn Lees orchestra.
II ss-Johnnv Burkharth's orchestra.
f-00-Home Sweet Home fNBCl.
i.iS-Vic and Sade tNBCl.
3o-Ma Perkins fNBCl.
lisp. A. r. Talk. Mrs. Miles JUDY.
2 90 Betty and Bob drama lNBCl.
1-IS-John Barker. baritone. ana organ.
7.30-Rsx Griffith. tenor
-TDorothes Ponce. blues singer.
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