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FORD 1881 Fordor sedan; new Carcoya
tan finish maroon wheels. upholstery nke
new; seat covers Just removed: traded from
original owner; SlS5. Warfleld Motor Co.
9h55 sherman ave, NV Adams S00Go.
Evening star., 1936-07-22

tow months best of care: must be sold al
once, Only SAT-: new-car terms. Nolan'
III 18th st NV.
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FORD 1885 de luxe coupe. rumble seat:
carefully driven By lady owner Eor I'M
rnediate sale S3lO North O6G3W eve.
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CHEVROLET 1884 Master sedan: has ra-
dio. Fisher no-draft vent knee action
etc: perfect mechanical condition and
looks like new; owner needs cash; S2a5.
Woody, rear 1916 N Capitol
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CHEV. 1892 coach; beautiful maroon FIN
l5h, black running gear; like new car; low
mileage a real bargain. No down payment
| low monthly terms. Toms Stadium. 1855
Conn ave o4s
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CHEVROLET 1892 5-passenger sedan; ex-
cellent black paint, clean upholstery. good
tires and splendid motor; you will hnd
this car well worth our price of $3.50.
c. c. c. Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co.,
12:232 2.nd ST. NV. Natl. $500. Open Sun
Evening star., 1936-07-22

FORD 1875 de luxe coupe; almost new:
only SIS down and S25 month. Nolan
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FORD 1892 coupe: very best condition.
Only S177; can give terms. Mr.. Weinberg,
4301 Conn. ave NV.
FORD 1885 cpe: actually $500 miles;
equipped with Ford radio, heater. spot
light; paint, tires and upholstery like
new: new-car guarantee; $3.50. Toms
Stadium. 1855 Conn. ave. pa
FORD 1929 sport roadster rumble seat:
runs fine Must sell. only $50. Mr. Vein
berg. 4301 Conn. ave. NV. Cleveland 200.
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ready to roll. Special for today and to-
morrow; S25 down. Nolan's Chevy Chase
Branch. Conn. and Nebraska ayes NV
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GRAHAM 1883 de luxe custom Blue Streak
terms. Nolan. III 18th st. NV.
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FORD 1875 Tudor; beautiful condition;
only SALT; like new Mr.: weinberg. 43Ol
Conn ave NV Cleveland 1900.
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HUPMOB1LE de luxe 1881 custom sedan:
= wire wheels. sport light trunk. etc: orig
inaI owner must sell. S1S5; terms or trade.
MI. weinberg. 430I Conn ave NV
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CHEVROLET 1884 de luxe coach; smart
lustrous jet-black finish with red wire
wheels: very low mileage: ike a new car
from bumper TO bumper. Only S357.
Nolan. III 18th St NV
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GRAHAM-PAIGE 1890 sedan: driven less
than 10000 miles; $3.50 cash: sacrifice,
account death. Cleveland l621
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CHEVROLET 1884 master sedan. S425;
1894 Chevrolet master coach. S375: 1894
Chevrolet master sport coupe with rumble
seat and radio. S395. All these cars me-
chanically and appearance excellent;
terms. See Mr.. Barnes, 1929 14th st. NV.
Dec. 1890.
Evening star., 1936-07-22

luxe sedan: newly refln-
through our shops and
niles of service; see 1t to-
last LONG in our stock.
r Co.. 2035 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-10-02
Fonda's Bride Stranger
To His Film Personality
Constance Bennett and Gilbert Roland
Invited to Pig Sticking by Maha-
raja of Indore.
nv sHEuAH GRAHAM.

oIYWOop October Fondas brandnew sociate
actor husband on the screen Rochelle
friend Lieut. c. McCauey departed for
Indoe and his Mahaanee current
invited Constance Bennett and Gilbert Roland
pig sticking joust in India.
to Husband Frank Chapman by
a
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Where and When
Current Theater Attractions
and Time Of Showing.

Nationalist. Helena" at $50 pm.
Loew's CapitoIL"old Hutch" at
II am. 1:40, 4:30, 7:20 and 1905
pm. Stage shows at 1895, $40.
6:10 and 8 pm.
Palace-"rhe Great ziegfeld," at
11:20 am, 2;40. 6 and $40 pm.
Columbia-"Road to Glory" at II
am, 1:1o. $40, $40, 7:3o and s:45
pm.
R-K-O Keith's-"My Man Godfrey" ="
at 11:35 am. 1897, 3:3s, SAL, 7:43
and 9:45 pm.
Warmers Earie-"Give Me Your
Heart" at IL am, 1:35, 4:2o, 7:l0
and 9:55 pm. Stage shows at 12:45,
$3.50, $40 and 9:05 pm.
Metropolitan-"Seven Sinners" at
1920 am, las, $3.50, 5:35, TAO and
GAS pm.
Belasco - Magnificent obsession, I"
at 1889 am, 1888, 3:37, 5:36, 7:35
and s:34 pm.
Rialto-"Grand Hotel" at2:1s, 1896.
7:06 and 1886 pm.
Little-"Nauehty Marietta. at II :18
am, 1923, 2:3S. 5:33, 1888 and s:43
pm. .-'--.
Ambassador-''To Mary With Love, :"
at 6, 7:50 and 9:45 pm.
Tivoli-"China Clipper at 2, $50,
$40, 7:35 and 9:25 pm.
Evening star., 1936-10-02
OPERA FRESHENED
BY YOUNG VOICES
Metropolitan Season Also to
Have Four English
Productions.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 2.-TLe old
Metropolitan Opera House will ring
with fresh young voices-and four
productions in English, the largest
number ever offered-in the coming
season.
General Manager Edward johnson
of the Metropolitan Opera Associa-
ton disclosed last night that In addi-
ton to the two operas offered last
season, in English - The Bartered
Bride and Gionni schichi-there
would be two newcomers. They are
Caponsacchi and the Secret Marriage.
johnson, smiling broadly. said the
notion of giving operas In the IAN
guage of the people hearing them
was gaining ground all over the world.
New Group Of. Youngsters
He told, too. Of . new group Of
talented youngsters Of the Met" is
going to introduce They include the
young New York-born American So
prano, Marion Clark-although now
she calls herself Franco Somigli for
reasons the general manager said
smilingly had persistently escaped
him.
Others he named as under contract
are: Vina Bovy, young woman from
Brussels, who, johnson said, was about
as glamourous offstage as on 1t. She,
he said with a wave Of the hand,
has jewels. beautiful clothes
all those thingsI" Nine. Kerstin
Thorborg, the Swedish contralto and
mezzo- soprano; Nine. Cigna, Of the
Paris opera; Nine. Gertrude Ruenger,
engaged for Wagnerian roles.
Three in Boris Place.
Because, he said, he was unwilling
ever to allow any one singer to try
to take the place Of LucreMa Bori-.
the Queen Of Opera" has
signed no less than three young
Evening star., 1936-10-02
DRIVING WHILE DRUNK.

DRIVING WHILE DRUNK.
Percell Garnett, 902 Third street
southwest. so days.
LEAVING AFTER COLLIDING.
Berley Littlejonn, 1922 Tenth street.
60 days.
COLLIDING.
AL Lewis, 1922 Florida avenue, SIS.
OND-OFFENSE. SPEEDING.
Mayne B. Tollinger, 529 G street
southeast, SIS.
FIRST-OFFENSR SPEEDING.
William L. Walker, 1909 Cathedral
avenue. $40.
Leon Harris, 111oh U street, SO.
Herbert v. Carroll, 52s Gresham
place, IS. r.
Billet W. Porterneld. SOLO Seventh
street, IS.
Oliver A. Lindros, sls Maryland
avenue northeast, S..
George K. Coiner, s25 Somerset
place, IS.
Stanley J. Hudex. 1914 Kilbourne
PERMIT SUSPENSIONS.
Leonard Abrams, Slit Legation
street, Is days. '..s
Merton B. Anderson, 1858 Third
street, 80 days.
Anton Benesh, 2217 o street, IS
days. '.t.-,.
Charles H. Blachiy. 1873 Cathedral
avenue, 80 days.
Charles M. Blackburn, 1918 Calvert
street, IS days.
George H. Bode. Alexandria, Va, Is
days.
Lindsay B. Branson, sac r street
northeast, is days.
Charles H. Brooks, Annapolis Hotel,
% days.
Andrew o. Brown, 1874 corcoran
street, Is days.
Edward e. Brown, Blue Plains, D.
c., IS days.
William J. Brown, Beltsville, Nd.
30 days.
Rex M. Cain, sos A street north
east, 80 days.
Wesley W. Chles, Silver Spring,
Md, 80 days.
Raymond Dandridge, 40 Morgan
street, IS days. 49,
George Q. Edler, 542s .Thirty-nrst
street, Is days.
Stanley G. Gray. sosl NJ street, IS
days.
Samuel q. Hevener, 173s q street,
. 20 days.
;1nez M. Lambert, 247s Monroe
street northeast, IS days. =
Henry r. Larman, 1926 q street
northeast. 80 days.
John McKittrick, 1919 M street,
30 days.
Augustus Moore, 1879 q street, is
days.
Leon B. Murphy. l24 W street, IL
days.
Louise Peterson, eoI Pennsylvania
avenue, IS days.
Ernest Price, 3s-A o street, Is days.
John A. Purinton, 1l25 Rhode
Island avenue, 80 days. -
Manuil q. Reyna, $40 Q street, 80
days.
Clarence L. Roark. IT,, 1906 n street,
Is days.
Hugh D. Robinson, ~ Decatur
street, Is days.
Harold w. Rutherford, 705 Second
street southwest, so days.
David 8. Schwarts, Wardman Park
Hotel (second of1enseJ. Is days.
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women to do the sort of thing Miss
Bori has done. They are Bovy, Bidu
Sayao, from Rio de Janeiro, and Miss
Irene Jessner, a Viennese artist.
Only one new tenor was an
nounced-Johnson remarked they
were "as scarce as hens teeth"-and
he is a German, Karl Laufkotter.
John Brownlee Of Australia comes
on as q new baritone
Two newcomers, also young in
music-each 35 years old-are to join
as conductor and stage director, re-
spectively. They are Maurice de
Abravanel, a Portuguese by birth, and
DR.. Herbert Graf, a Viennese.
johnson said the Nets" Wag-
merriam wing would be particularly
strengthened. and that he was going
to put more thsn usual stress on
correct diction in French and Italian
parts.
Evening star., 1936-10-02

that Leo (not the lion) is going to be
in charge of things all around, and
since Leo has always been a most
obliging host to all Heigh-Hoers, and
particularly Bette Davis, Buddy Rogers
and John Boles when they were, why
then great things may be expected.
:. AS there may be Of "St. Helena"
in the future . Max Gordon calls
from the Carlton and says that start
ing tonight the play will have three
acts instead Of two, and that the first
curtain will drop on that splendid
earthquake scene.
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HOPE these sneezes will have
stopped by this afternoon in time
to see the tug-of-war between the
Follies girls at the Capitol and the
Elida dancers the battle. which
will be staged outside of the theater,
starts at 2 and we'll bet on the
Follies gals for the simple reason that
they've been out in the world a couple
of years longer than the Elidas and
you can't be out long in the world
without gaining a couple of extra
pounds, and pounds count. as you
know, in a tug-of-war Somebody
has suggested that Gene Ford is go
ing to help the Elidas, but you know
that isn't fair, Gene! We hear
that George Darlington is going to
play Caesar in the Washington Civic
Theater's first play and that Miss
Kushner will be the Nile queen "a. {.
and at the same time we recall the
story Of an encounter that that excel
lent director, Day Tuttle, had with
one of our best actresses; after he had
talked with her about the new activi-
ties of his theater for a time he
turned to her and said, "By the way,
do you act?" at which the good lady
blanched, but stood her ground and
said weakly, "a little" Well. If
all ladies in town could act as well as
this good lady the place would be
alive with Mary Bolands-which. alas.
it isn't Finis: Rose Robson Co.
hen says over the phone, MY chill
dren's studio Of speech and dramatic
art opens tomorrow morning at the
Grafton instead of at the Burling-
ton," and we don't know whether
that's Q hint for us to attend or not
.. .. Anyway, the school opens.
Evening star., 1936-10-02

10y and Spencer Tracy Cf that can
be called q supporting casD -. and
pretty soon she VOWS that she's COM
ing East and that she will accept that
invitation which Mabelle Jennings
and Osgood Roberts offered her when
she was last here. She also
wants to see Garter Barron CHey,
"Chich," better be aroundD -. Then
the postman also brings in o letter
from London with one Of those new
Evening star., 1936-10-02

back with the OOyiy CaTte troupe tI1N
over. And then suddenly there IS
q letter from his honor, the Mayor OF
Hyattsville, H. T. Willis, which asks
us to serve as q Judge at, the Miss
Hyattsville" contest in connection with
Hyattsville Fiftieth Anniversary Cele-
bration and we accept with pleas
ure and hope that young Eddie Fuller
will be around to tell Us . little more
about these Hyattsville celebrations.
And then, between sneezes and q
couple Of wheezes, the phone rings and
1t Is a fine sounding lady who thinks
Mrs. Charles johnson is all wrong for
wanting Ronald Coleman to be Rhett
Butler, and she says the only man in
the world for the part Is Duncan Rey-
raldo, a young man whom we haven't
seen on the screen since q month OF
Sundays, so we couldn't say yea or
nay. But Mrs. johnson says that
she still sticks by her guns and that
she'll cross swords with any one who
gainsays her (hurray).
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THE doctor having brought IN one
L Of those new inhaler things which
makes breathing possible again (after
a couple Of more sr,eezes) we find near
At hand d memo from Ramona Noews
CapitoD Bell which is different from
many other Raymond Bell memos in
asmuch as there used to be j IN
front Of the Raymond e. Raymond,
who Is by way Of being one OF the
eooniest young press agents this town
has seen in many q day, begs to ad-
wise us that W. S. Van Dykes pro-
duction Of 'The Devil Is a Sissy" Is
coming to town very shortly, and that
It combines the talents Of those super
urchins, Freddie Bartholomew, Jackie
Cooper and Mickey Rooney -. and
suddenly the radio boons out with
exceptional vigor and refined voice
begins to talk about styles and what
not, but since it Is handsome Betty
Hudson Uust back from Paris and
looking like million) we don't some
how mind, and she tells us what Dickey
1ngley said the other day as she walked
down the hall in pale yellow that
skirts are shorter and that you can
nevetetell what is going to happen to
dresses D.. which, Of course, we ceut.
.. Then the phone rings again and
It Is Pete Macias who says he's all set
for the opening Of his Heigh-Hos and
Evening star., 1936-10-02
Photo of Jean Harlow
: Lightens Cold Burden
Screen Beauty Has Just Finished 'Libeled
Lady," Supported by Powell, Myrna
Low and Spencer Tracy.
nv T.. de- s. MELCHER.

while having cold It isn't 50 bad s because & % every one @ @
new picture sitting the couch Of her living room
we'd willingly couple OF
,,ors cold. things ike happened just finished
supporting cast includes William POWELL yrna
Evening star., 1936-10-02

sulvan) Gill; which she thanks the
Wish could have come
Evening star., 1936-10-02

Is vacationing with her daughter,
Marylyn, In Santa Barbara . {. Eleanor
Powell owns . white car with red
stripes, plus full name in letters Of gilt
at the back :. Lois Long Nipstick Of
the New Yorker startled Paramount
executives by writing an original story
for Carole Lombard In the record
time Of three days.
Mrs. David o. Selznick is searching
for . suitable home for Jock Whitney,
who arrives next month with the in
tention Of spending the Winter
months here, horse racing, polo-play-
ing and picture making Director
Willie Wyler sails for Europe on the
Queen Mary October 81 The British
ocean queen plays an important role
in "Dodsworth." Wyler's last picture
-. Forty prize-flghters, friends Of
Mae West, acted as extras in her
current movie, Go West Young Man"
Shirley Temple has three teachers
on the set Of "Stowaway"-her regu-
lar teacher, a Chinese girl, who is
teaching her Chinese, and q French
instructress Jack Oakie Is taking
dancing lessons preparatory to his ap-
pearance with Ginger Rogers in q
movie >. Gary Cooper has received
a fan letter from the Gary Cooper
Club In Texas stating the club will
support him for the vice presidency
in the forthcoming election because
"yoiI don't talk too much"
Adolph Menjou had TO send his
chauffeur home to get the number of
his newly changed private telephone
-. Two suits Of story plagiarism are
pending against the Walt Disney stu
dio Robert Taylor receives more
fan mail than any other actor in
Hollywood Binnie Barnes hus-
band. Samuel Joseph, came to Cali
fornia to discuss q divorce with his
wife and Is remaining to stage q re-
Cancellation.
The name Zeni Vatori, appearing
with Victor McLaglen in THE Mag
nifcent Brute" hides the identity Of
Ralph Panico, formerly q telegraph
operator with the North American
Newspaper Alliance During his days
handling press wires Vatori devoted
all his leisure time to amateur theat-
ricals. After q few minor parts tn
Broadway plays and some short bits
In flm studios on Long Island he
bought q secondhand car and. with
his bride as passenger, headed toward
Evening star., 1936-10-02
Developing Footwork.

TUCSON, Ariz. (R.-There they
are, big, beefy foot ball players and
boxers tap dancing on clumsy feet in
time with tambourine and a piano.
Miss Genevieve Brown. director of
rhythmics at the University of Ari-
zona, says proudly she may use the
boys in mixed chorus dancing later on,
but they insist vehemently they merely
are developing their footwork for the
gridiron and the ring.
Evening star., 1936-10-02

the mecca Of his dreams. Shortly after
arriving in Hollywood Vatori land
ed q seven-year contract with Uni
versal, and from all reports is headed
toward stardom.
Evening star., 1936-10-02

the French Riviera Ralph Bel
lamy Is enlarging his very successful
Tennis and Racquet Club in Palm
Springs Toward the end Of q re-
cent party Host Harpo Marx went into
the garden and asked his carrier
pigeons, Are there any messages for
me?"
tCcpyrisht 1895. By the North American
I, Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
Evening star., 1936-10-02
Traffic Convictions

Jessie P. 6hankle, Gil M street,
revoked.
Jacob B. Shapiro, 1925 walbridge
place, Is days
James c. Swearingen, 1923 Four
teenth street northeast. 30 days.
Joseph A. Walker, 1928 Seaton
place, 80 days.
Herbert White, 2222 G street, IS
days.
Oscar William. 1112 Fourth street
southeast, 80 days.
Evening star., 1936-10-02

in H on o lu
due to trouble
among longshore-
men-and Eddie
Sutherland, who
makes no secret
of his . alteration
for the lady he
hopes will be the
NTH Mrs. Suther-
land, is thinking
Of flying there to
bring her back.
Mary Ast or,
having finished
Columbia's Lady
From Nowhere, !"
Evening star., 1936-10-02

party Lili Damita combed her hair
and powdered her nose at least once
every 10 minutes Loretta Young,
in addition to Bing Crosby, is delayed
Evening star., 1936-10-02

0race Moore's chickens have been
adjudged the best Of their kind on
Evening star., 1936-11-27
Church Deed Bans
Fetes and Music
ForCongregation
Martinsburg ConveyOrs
Insist on Rejection
of innovations.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Novem-
Der 27.-Adherence to New Testament
teachings, rejection Of all innova-
tions in church worship and ban on
holding of bazaars and money-raising
festivals are made conditions in deed
10 church property recorded here
Tuesday under which real estate Is
conveyed to trustees Of the Central
Church of Christ In the downtown
section here. The receiving trustees
named are L. A. Bowers, H. L. Phelps
and G. r. Whitmore and the convey
ing parties o. w. Newbraugh, J. G.
Sneathen and l.. D. Widmyer.
The stipulation reads:
'It il understood and agreed as q
condition of this conveyance that the
congregation worshiping in the house
now upon the described lot, or any
that may hereafter be erected there
on, shall in Its work and worship ad-
here strictly to the teachings Of the
New Testament, rejecting all inno-
vations, such as instrumental music
In the worship, missionary societies
and other societies or organizations
not authorized by the New Testament
to carry on the work Of the church
the holding Of fairs. feasts or shows
for the purpose Of raising money fol
the church, or entertainment; thai
the property shall not be used o.
controlled by those who make belle
In or opposition to Bible schools .
test Of Fellowship; but this condition
shall not prevent the use Of maps
Evening star., 1936-11-27

Nighter" presentation on WRC at 10.
Benay Venuta, "blues" singer Of
stage, screen and radio, will become .
permanent member of Radios Court
Of Honor" during the weekly broadcast
over WMAL at 10. She will sing
Richard Himber's new song, Smooth"
Eliza Schallert will select the 10
best motion pictures Of 1895 during
her broadcast over WRC at 10:45.
Final Decree" the story of q
divorce who is still very much in
love with her husband, will be Irene
Rich's starring vehicle on WMAL at 9.
The Court of Human Relations on
WRC at $50 will present big
Brother Love-"
Evening star., 1936-11-27
THE MAN NEXT DOOR," 4 new

THE MAN NEXT DOOR," . new
and novel radio feature. will have
its premiere on WMAL tomorrow at
7:30 pm. The chief character will be
q person who has an unusual or pro-
sale type Of job, such Is the milkman,
the steel worker and the attendant in
the dentists ofice.
Hugh MacIlreavy and Lee Everett
Of the WMAL announcing stan have
been assigned to handle the new series.
A MERICA'S greatest aviators and
aviation personalities have been
lined up for the Junior Birdmen Rally
to be broadcast tomorrow night by
WMAL and other N. B. G. blue network
stations.
Listed for brief talks are Eddie Rick
enbacker, Frank Hawks, Clyde Pang-
born, Clarence Chamberlin, Dick Mer-
rill and a group of others interested
in aviation.
SPONSORS Of the Good viii Court"
have renewed its contract, which
will keep this feature on the air until
March is. The renewal is for both
N. B. G. and the intercity chains. .
Decision is expeced soon on Fred War
ing's status. The sponsor can't decide
whether to renew the contract which
expires December 81. Rudy VAL
lees former sponsor has another show
in view. At present the sponsor Is
paying the cost Of the N. B. C. spelling
bee. Frank Parker Is to be the first
guest artist on Amos n Andy's" new
minstrel shows scheduled to start De-
cember 4.
Evening star., 1936-11-27

A new musical series featuring
Mario Cozzi, baritone, and Josef Sto-
paks Orchestra, with Ford Bond as
master of ceremonies, will make its
debut on WMAL at 7:15.
Jessica Dragonette, soprano, will
Sing Rubinstein's Since First Met
Thee" and the CONNIE Autre Fois"
from 1.-THE Pearlfishers" of Bizet, As
the highlights of her recital on WRC
et 8. The orchestra under direction
Of Rosario Bourbon will contribute
"Ballet Egyptienne," by Luigini, and
an excerpt from Ferde Grofe's Grand
Canyon Suite"
Return Ticket" new play by
Forrest Barnes, will be the First
Evening star., 1936-11-27
FADING REDUCED
bYNEW ANTENNA
WIZ Strength Is Doubled.
Novel Feature to Start
Tomorrow.

TINE new 64O-foot antenna for
WIZ, key station of the Ma
tional Broadcasting Co.'S blue
= network is living up to ex-
pectations.
In some directions from the station,
engineers report. the signal strength
is double what it used to be, which Is
equivalent to q boost to four times the
power. Fading within 80 miles of the
station has been virtually eliminated
and greatly minimized beyond that
area.
The new antenna was placed in op-
Grafton November Is, when N. B. C.
celebrated the 10th anniversary Of its
founding. Construction was started in
August.
While the power Of WIZ will remain
at $4,000 watts pending authorization
Of the Federal Communications Com
mission to increase it to 500, 900 watts,
the new antenna produces an increase
in efficiency and reduction Of fading
which has brought widespread ap-
proval from various sections of the
country,
Evening star., 1936-11-27
Army Conducts Schools.

The Army maintains four prepara-
tory schools in the 9Th Corps Area
for enlisted men who wish to take
examination for entrance at West
Point. They are located at Camp
Bulls, Tex; Fort Sill, Okla; Fort
Bliss, Tex, and Fort Francis e. War.
rem, Wyo.
Evening star., 1936-11-27
Five Principal
Grid Games on
Air Tomorrow

Outstanding foot ball games to
be broadcast tomorrow follow:
Army vs.. Navy, WRC, WJsV
and VOL, lis.
Georgia vs.. Georgia Tech,
WsB GAO kilocycles), 100.
Holy Cross VS.. Boston College,
WEE1 $500 kilocycles), and
VITO Q.06o kilocycles). 1:15.
Columbia VS.. Stanford, wOR
Gao kilocycles), l:l5.
Louisiana State vs.. Tulane,
WMAL, 2:45.
Evening star., 1936-11-27
FOUR DIE IN CRASH
Train Strikes Truck at Crossins

Train Strikes Truck at Crossing
in New Jersey.
WATERFORD, N. j., November a
R.-A Pennsylvania Reading sea.
shore lines express train crashed into
truck yesterday and killed three
Waterford men and q boy.
The dead were identified as Emil
Coporale, "a. driver Of the truck: John
Iulucci, 80; his son, Dominick, 9, and
Philip Salazarano, IS. The train
known as the Wildwood Express
crashed into the truck % miles south
of Camden. The truck was dragged
100 feet.
Evening star., 1936-11-27

charts. commentaries, cards or other
helps in the study of the Bible by the
worshipers in said church"
Evening star., 1936-11-27

John D. Longshwa, aged A, who
weighed 434 pounds. has died In
London after q fall.
Evening star., 1936-11-27

Russia has extended Japan's permit
to prospect for oil in North Saghalien,