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Evening star., 1936-02-25
Shooting Stars.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.
A Campaign Query.

"A SoAAP0ASh VuSAys
The candidates come trooping
And nearly every one
Is mentioning George Washington
Or Thomas Jefferson.
Ben Franklin is model
And Jackson is admired.
Resemblances which oft are claimed
Are much to be admired.
One man of cherished glory
Most moves them to enthuse.
While throwing hats into the ring,
They reach for Lincolns shoes.
Historic limitations
Are splendidly displayed
Shall we elect a President
Or hold a masquerade?
Evening star., 1936-02-25

President Roosevelt has received
among other honors that fall thick upon
him a membership in the ely Club"
of Harvard. What Fly Club is,s few
precisely understand. It is new evi-
dence that Harvard is modernly pre-
pared to teach much not limited to the
requirements of horse and buggy days.
Evening star., 1936-02-25
Says Hezekiah.

"Folks waste their time in calm names"
Said Hezekiah Bings.
ut irritates and never tames
The mood for reckless things.
"The word that is in anger spoke
Occasions much distress.
It's worse than any foolish joke,
An much more meaningless.
"Better than one whose temper flames
Is he who smiles and sings.
I don't believe in calm Names"
Said Hezekiah Bings.
Jud Tunkins says he wonders how
much of college education you're
supposed to get by reading the Jokes
in a college magazine.
Seeking Both Benefits.
"Contentnent is better than riches" !"
said the readymade philosopher.
"True," replied Mr.. Dustin stax; "but
my observation is that q man who Is rich
has better chance Of becoming content
than man who is contented has Of be-
coming rich"
Neglected Leap Year.
Two months Of leap year have gone by.
In sympathy we've met
Some men who pause. to breathe sigh
Because they're single yet.
"A man dat's too smart" said Uncle
Eben. "ain' gineter GIT along 80 very
good. It's too easy fob him to think
up mean things to say ofshsod." .
Evening star., 1936-02-25

Debunkists who have shown how easy
it was for George Washington to throw
a dollar over a river may now call on
Walter Johnson to show that with the
assistance of base ball manual it would
be easy to write United States Con-
stitution.
Evening star., 1936-02-25

The radio orator is given an unfair
advantage. The marvellous invention
will not be complete until the vast
audience is given few seconds to boo"
or heckle after each expression of per-
sonal opinion.
Evening star., 1936-02-25

Corn and potatoes are prominently
discussed. Suggestions of reversion to
ereenback finance may cause spinach"
to be mentioned as worthy Of con-
sideration.
Evening star., 1936-02-25

While in Topeka, Postmaster General
Farley did not fail to intimate that good
Democratic hay is just as nourishing to
an elephant as to donkey. Kansas
has figured in history as a State with
a variety of political appetites.
Evening star., 1936-02-25

It is reported that DR.. Hanfstaengl OF
the Nazi Press Bureau compares Adolph
Hitler to George Washington. Nobody
ever heard of Hitlers tossing away silver
money or any other kind for the fun
of it.
Evening star., 1936-02-25

Shrewd politicians figure on the posi-
bility of a United States Supreme Court
appointed under a single domination.
The court is blamed for dissenting
opinions. Yet there are forebodings con-
cerning any arrangements which would
make its announcements systematically
unanimous.
Evening star., 1936-02-25

A good statesman may feel that he
has enough to do in supervising the
United States Constitution without
being compelled to memorize such docu-
mehtary details as traffic regulations.
Evening star., 1936-02-25
A Rhyme at Twilight
By
Gertrude Brooke Hamilton
Day Dreaming

: DAY Dreaming
Though city bred I often yearn
To tackle life anew,
Tramping along thru open roads
Under Gods friendly blue;
Sleeping beneath some sheltering Ar,
Breathing the pine-fllled air, as.
Rising to breakfast on wild fruit,
Dining on quail or hare;
Free of four walls and man-made streets:
Free Of the daily grind -.
Yet when even comes I seek my home
In common with all mankind. 80,
Evening star., 1936-02-25
A Tip TO AL.

From the Boston Transcript.
If Mr.. Smith wants New Englanders
to take q walk, he'd better ship up some
sand and gslqshes.
Evening star., 1936-02-25
Unreliable Ammunition.

UnreII2bIe Ammun1t10n.
"You have the reputation of being
quick at repartee."
IT hope I can lose it," answered Sen
ator Sorghum. Smart answers don't
decide serious arguments. A wise
cracker is no more good in a real fight
than firecracker"
Evening star., 1936-02-25
Compulsory Idlers.

From the Phiiadelphia Evening Bulletin.
When j. P. Morgan defined the leisure
class he forgot to include those who be-
long to it of necessity rather than choice.
Evening star., 1936-02-25
Member of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press il exclusively entitled 70
credited to it or not otherwise credited N this
paper and also the local news published herein
All rights Of publication Of special dispatches
herein are alsn reserved.
Evening star., 1936-02-25

then drives . car, thus deliberately maxi
ing Of himself public menace and po-
tential murderer. He deserves no mercy.
II. q. NICHOLS.
Evening star., 1936-02-25
Proposed Amendment.

From the Roanoke Times.
II they simply must amend the Consti.
tuition, why don't they submit an amend.
ment providing Congress with good
lawyer?
Evening star., 1936-02-25
Nirht FINAL Edition,

Nirht Final ana Sunday star--.7oc per month
sss snel smsd. s end s.cs monsh
Orders may bs sent By mail or telephone ma
tionAj 5000.
Evening star., 1936-02-25

Rate BY Mail-Payabls in Advance.
Evening star., 1936-02-25

All oth., STATE, and Canada.
Evening star., 1936-02-25

@. What is an esker?-M. w. c.
A. An esker is low, narrow, winding
ridge of gravel and sand, examples OF
which are found in Scandinavia, North
America and other countries formerly
covered by ice sheets. Eskers are from
/ to 20 miles long and are often from 40
to 80 feet high. 1t is believed that these
deposits were formed by the action OF
streams underneath the glaciers which
existed in the glacial period.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
SALE-HOUSEs.

6 RMS. 3 PoRcHEs, 2-FAMILY HOUSE;
oesp lot to paved alley: 2-car garage; ex-
a Phone xaase sEas5 No
! BLOCK OF MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL.
6-room and bath brick. cellar: new h.:w h..
etec: new new shades lia range floors linoeum
Payment. balance monthly. OWNER. phone
aEoUND aIseT5 D, THE g.E CORNER 9 FROM THE MON
seautSl semidetached @ SC rooms. iatest
tile bath: all built-in kitchen. cabinets.
h:.vh., oil burner; electric refrigerator;
other uses: every latest Convenience. Price
oWNER gSD phone ceist pisttet w 45os sanee 10 suit
q tlie hi!b@s5' ESQ: bsTsain, SIX large
ICONS room, ,sst row brick sosd eondition; hot,
a dilapidated house. Truly an exceptional
National laes 4aoGs io1s S1ssH 18th 1Ea s.: NV.
$s5sa 4hs finest alS%gS seetlen in
aIFf soa;e n els
lightful section; oil heat new. electric
rsfrsssration s, reersstion rSom bit;n
Bros aofsds ana s nH'se @
+ s's ssS fnfss NOME
$$s:55om,srpLENpID HOME NEAR NEAR: s9cK ss +
Greek Cfee Park Colonial s-stoFy brick ~ r.
porch and large concrete front porch: out;
SIDE pantry; open fireplace. Oilomatic OIL
burner electric refrigeration. maids room;
Celotexed attic. built.in garage screens and
gsathsr ssrppins being pspsrsd and pasnd- paaa
yEFfRssaS fAoaa AErEA EArfosaEo 5 aEosafs ssS2
saul's Addition. between 18th and 14th
yifennmsnt: n petsehed. on lot 1ss Il: deep
sne se eDss. sa Hea aooa
All in good condition. Priced way under
soe 'osS aRss pnoNE pfnHoades
slley yicinity dGy Of 10Th a1d Park rd dnMn NV
sne IN fs roe@ 10r win dnn
room and modern kitchen. on second
foor 40 7. 3 3 r real bed rooms and de luxe bath !l Z
open fireplace. bath and maids room;
cash and monthly payments less than
be on second eor Ths
For appointment to Inspect cali J: WESLEY
g 5oQmoNE a.. q THE MOST a. "a KFMARK- q y;
Pleasant. House formerly sold for SIG, 600.
Ssa brick st tsJ back from street
msnt r shower. sst attic. S automstic hssting @ ana
FA4foNAH FfsAss4!fHsass11n $685. EvENsd nSSs fH6Ni
ADAMS 6614.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
SALE-HOUSES.
(C0ntinued.)

81 5o0-MoDERN BRICK. NE.
eetea and senyy Ike
Priced right, for quick sale and can be
'efs y r. 'as5 HookGR RnSR,ns Metropolitan sssa.
Evenings, 5 to 8. Call North 70S5.
S7,95O-CHEvY CHASE. d. c.-ATTRAC-
sys home ns on good street. floSe
small amount spent in papering and paint
ing this moderate priced house will greatly
S peassn aTae aue R 9s 4afs n e
NATIONAL 5000. EVENING PHONE. EN-
14th AND IRVING SIS. N.W.-l0 LARGE
ysTd: alIey aporches; ss,s5o: terms Phone
4 A REAL HOME AND BARGAIN.
new Brick Cape Cod Center Hall.
5bed room and bath on ist fioor1. @ lot a,tts 5ox
$1,000 GEck Presa eSner pnds5 sna
builder Georgia 4551.
MT. PLEASANT. WEST OF 10th ST.
Brick home containing 5 bed rooms 2
6aas recently
evenings. Wisconsin 1888 27'
WOODRIDGE
2111 Bunker Hill rd. ne.-A new brick
Cape Cod cottage with garage. cleo. refrig-
to to- sehoels, naoa stores and bus. ss.25o terms
1877 zYoYDAzeiE K I z1e' Ne! EREAlTx HoriS go 7aos
p ei2AF soAaaT 75 FEEF BY HONE sSy rrGF
DEEP. prettiiy landscaped; flowers; shrub
ssbors ssb5o ns ocsea .IssS w h pc ge9!s na
AVE. in CHEW Chase D. c. The house is
modern center-nan masonry Coionlal:
ans hea, and screened
GAAIIoMAL a3oo. EVENING Phone,
s7;,75o-A REAL BUY. EXCEPTIONALLY
nice rh, 3-story brick on Clifton St. west Of
bath with third aoor floor ARRANGED ARRANGED as apart apart.
ment; ment; property in perfect condition: oil
$500 EvEN1SG eP PHoNE { SeaS coIuMB1A $50
sos WHITTIER ST. Nw-ATTRAcTIvE
detached modern home; 6 large rooms.
on sa room 9aah hes o9 eend1n
ooa. VIM r. THoRoWdooD.
-2024 R. /. Ave NE. Dec. 0317.
:e5o:T3cHEVY CHASE p. c; JUST
automatic heat porches. large lot. Can be
handisd I'd . on easy terms.
c.
Of Massachusetts ave; This 1o-room and
Cd 5or % sale in Oa this fashons6ie s ia aesSbeF eF
sl2; ;5oo-Nea7 Conn. ave. and Columbia
rd: 13 rooms, 4 baths: modern. ex-
eellent for doctor. town house or guest
si7,ooo--Near goth and p sts. NV.
Large double house containing 13 rooms
an and d, z, baths tbs moo moaern One of the most
city.
7.s THos. g2s I, I, FISHER u & CO; .1 INC s.,o
1sa s19Sf saa ba 3E
ier q Ioonins issr
W desf Tsens Clear e5sf or finance @ s
sIs. 500 Phone District 45os. e1-'. l-e
. WEST, OF l4th. NEAR SPRING RD:
S7'950-Modern Colonial brick home OF six
double Sol5eooG rear n., porchss hot-water heat
e4aatep sSee 9e1ek Sksn h
Greek Park. Six rooms; tile bath. three
floors and built-in garage Priced less
than ordinary row houses in this To-
1905 zHAfSSN 81 Sw. ( tHGHs NaFH5sa2 G2:. es4s.
A GOOD BUY.
-, g rooms rooms, ssd baths Arranged as apts:
1pt bringing Sou per month. ReaSOnaDle
cash payment and $50 per month This
house is very nearly new in good conven-
lent neighborhood. Well financed and
worth your investigation.
NJ B. WEAVER,
Cleveland 1914 District 334S
A SPLENDID DETACHED HOME IN
choice part of Takoma Park. We are au-
thorized to sell for $3.50: terms to respon-
cHAs. D. sAGER.
924 14th St. NV.
A NICE DETACHED HOME IN WEST
Chevy Chase. Owner leaving city will sell
at price We consider an exceptionally
good buy. Possession in Is days.
CHAS D. SAGER,
924 18th St. NV.
127 JEFFERSON ST NV
Evening star., 1936-02-27

Doc, too quick took in the situation, but before
either Of the boys could even begin to struggle
their ape captors lifted them up and ran across
the clearing. At the edge of the jungle both leaped
into the trees and swung dzzily through swaying
branches
Evening star., 1936-02-27

$12,95O-NEAR CATHEDRAL.
Beautiful center-hall corner brick: there
2-car built-in garage, electric refrigerator.
Oil burner. House cost owners about
$4,000 few years ago. when new. and
and well handicapped. with paved streets
and alley; We recommend this as an out
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dis. 1411.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

SIx-ROOM HOUSE, UNFURN.. AMI.
NV: or ne. March Is moderate price
PEARRELL 2Ss
BY RESPONSIBLE PARTY. MODERN 7
or 9 room unfurn. house. 2 baths. auto
matic heat. good northwest section. imme-
dlately: Address Box POST. Star Office 2S'
SMALL HOUSE OR APT. UNFURN0
within one mile of 5000 Bladensbwrg I'd.
ne. Small family: best ref. furn Ad-
dress Box 1877. Star ofice. 2Ss
WANT TO RENT BUNGALOW OR SMALL
nouse-4 or rooms. ami: Clarendon or
Vicinity: reasonable; small family, T.,
HOELZER. 2111 G st. NV
Evening star., 1936-02-27

$5, $5,500-NEAR-IN NE.
This 2O-ft. Colonial brick is a genuine
barsain:. suitable for home or investment.
Naeq " hsa eeetTe ss o nov h
FRANK zEssi K S. .'i': PHILLIPS, f[lsii Dis. 1411.
TODAY SEE THIS HOME,
5617 New Hampshire Ave.
Detached Brick Modern and Up to the
sEAgTfiuL sEAl1Hsa; Laiaf HfoH HI tocATfsoh. osc:aAtTefsoeh
Price: $40, 500: Terms. May Consider
Exchange ofHn 81 s%5 To Heqie PM SAY 8 Hasans Lots
1924 1xtsf 1MxtAf1f Is i 1sWAMi syWAMEf b,I5TIst dNS ss4e.
2545 to 1868 Waterside Drive.
ovs1cokas M% sosa Koss c. Fsns PnF nssT sres M
batSs modern gas heat heat. reerestion % o room. omU
p9intments in keeping with true Colonial
Priced From $14,5OO.
g Hens Spfa soa2 R' %
turn asos 81 Il sss,sss ss.s
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
ss.950-West Of Conn. ave.-a,Attrac.
ys sns
screens. weather strips. insulated; detached
garage; lot 42x140.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. Natl. 0753.
Evening Phone. Georgia 1900.
ENGLISH HOMES IN
FOXALL.
Double. fronts 6 and 8 rooms / and 2
baths, open fireplace. double screened
porches garage; some with maids room
Model Home. 1541 44th st. NV. open
10 am to 9 pm.
WAVERLY TAYLOR, INC,
1622 Z 81. National 1040.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
WANTED-ROOMS.

ATTRACTIVE ROOM. board optional; I4th
St car line preferred: Jewish girl. Address
Box 103-T, Star office.
SETTLED COUPLE desire l or Ink
rooms. Must be reasonable. Address Box
BAT Star Office
Evening star., 1936-02-27

TT JEFFERSON ST. NV
New semi-detached northwest home,
s rooms. baths. large recreation room,
b.-i.. garage. gas heat electric health
kitchen. every modern appliance. Priced
for quick sale at S9,95O,
129 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
The home you have been looking for.
Large living room. den. dining room,
breakfast room electric health kitchen.
fine bed rooms 2 baths. splendid rec
reation room. gas heat. b.-i. garage.
Only So. 150. The only one of its kind.
121 JEFFERSON ST NV
New corner brick in northwest; rms.
recreation room; baths, lavatory. :
SAMUEL ". 'iHaiEI sARRoW. o1sI''en'
S27 14th ST. NV. National 1927.
SIS 950-NEAR 5th AND RrITENHOUSE
stS. NV. Detached brick 6 rooms. bath
house condition: vacant: 81 900 cash and
$50 month.
HARRY 3. PITTS CO..
1919 18th St NV. Met. o1Oo.
Call Qecat tur 0a43-I After N
Evening star., 1936-02-27

?l9 1NGRAHAM ST N.W.-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen and BATH ami. good condition;
SOB mo-; gas. elec. incl. Adults Gentiles. =
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH; GAS AND
elec. included. Rent reasonable. 722
Evening star., 1936-02-27

BUILDER OPPORTUNITY.
Five choice lots. incl 6-room house. at
Lyon Park Va. on two bus lines, 1Gc
fare; all conveniences; $4,000. Address
Box 266-T Star office.
II SIBLEY AVE. HYATTsVILLE-VA--
cant. $3.50 down. S35 mo. rooms and
bath. h.-w.h., Scar garage; 50x150 #.
Price. $3.50. Also Groom house on 18th
st. ne, 1st com; rent. S25. with extra
lot 25X100 fl. Price. - $50: $500 down.
Phone Metropolitan 4757; at night. Green
wood 3232 90
Evening star., 1936-02-27
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-SMALL HOUSE WITH AN
acre or more ground; 10 to Is miles out
side of Washington; rent not over $50 per
month. Give full details. Address Box
SS-T. Star office
HOUSES, ACREAGE OR LOTS
TO SELL IN ARLINGTON AND
FAIRFAX COUNTIES, VA.
25 years experience nearby Virginia
It's your advantage to list nearby Virginia
property with rs. No sale-no charge.
WALTER O'HARA & SON,
LEE BOULEVARD,
WALNUT, 1850, BAREFOOT, VA.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
RENT-SUBURBAN.
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

SEAL sea- ~ rEhSAN hs,a az cii FIVE
fences. near schools. stores. bus. Sale or
rent. easy terms. Bargaln at S3.950 or
small family; almost new. Apply lis
Evening star., 1936-02-27
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
(COntfnued.)

s06 MONTGOMERY AVE. Silver Spring
Front master bed room with private bath;
c.h.w.: garage privileges; reasonable Sfep-
herd 1898
rooms private family: breakfast Shelter
Tor car; block to 10th st. bus Shep. 1894.
Evening star., 1936-02-27
7.450,
MARIETTA PARK,

434 QUACKENBOS ST. NV.
New detached brick 6 rooms 9 baths,
club room. attic. oil heat detached brick
garage. Priced to sell. on terms. Open
daily Phone Potomac GOol
Evening star., 1936-02-27
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

WANTED TO BUY-APT HOUSES.
ALL CASH FOR APT. HOUSES. Is TO 80
units Prefer white tenants Brokers IN
vited. See Mr.. MOORE 1ol9 Vermont
Evening star., 1936-02-27

l722 ST, NW.-Newiy furnished base
ment room for gentlemen: desirable 3rd-
room vacancy young man. $40. GOOD
meals Refined home
Evening star., 1936-02-27

10y Eye ST. nav. National 2O95.
3724 18th ST. N.W.-BACHELOR APT.
one room and bath: also three rooms; ali
outside rooms. Adults only
Evening star., 1936-02-27
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

board for services rendered Call Adams
6692-W before 1880 am. and after
Evening star., 1936-02-27

bath Frigidaire .34l 18th pi., ne Ideal
for employed couple. Phone Atlantic 1858.
5614 7lh ST. NV. NEAR LoNGFELLow
near car line. school and stores: S55.
1445 PARK RD. NV. THE ALTON-TWO
bed rooms. living room kitchen bath;
Frigidatre on house current: elevator: S75
sl,s,.I ssis DELAFIELD IA IG PL-TWo ROOMS.
Immediate possession
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-09
With RAY FITZPATRICK.

watch a rocket ship experiment go off before his very mike, and what not. So a merry soul got up the us- ual printed form and sent it to Trout as an assignment to do ''man-shot-out-of-a-cannon" broad cast from the circus. Bob rushed over to Hugo zacchini, Ringing Brothers human projectile. zac- chini shrugged his shoulders and told Bob to go away. Trout wan dered back to the studios with fear and trembling. When he got to his desk he found his calender there before him and saw what day 1t was.
 That radio transmitters get
 bugs" in them is well-knOwn
 fact. Lizards in them IS sOme-
 thing new. At KGMB, CBS Out-
 let in Honolulu, one of the prob
 Iems of the technlcians is to
 keep tiny lizards, about two
 inches long, from getting them-
 selves cooked. The little fellows
 are handy about the place be-
 cause they eat mosquitoes.
 Bob Hope, comedy star of the At lantic Family" series is an amateur movie fan. Recently he took inven- tory of some of his early films, made when Bob would stop and take pictures of anything within range. He announces for sale at almost any price the following sub jects: Two trees in Rockford, Ill; empty tool shed somewEere in Iowa; automobile parked at Sheepshead Bay; rear view of Los Angeles po- liceman with hat off, wiping fore- head; bearded old man seated on curbstone in Chicago, unidentified.
 Once there was a very we'll
 known singer, who knew a mu-
 sic publishers representative
 very well. The song plugger
 tried in vain to get the sing
 CT to his home in 2 New York
 suburb for dinner, and after re-
 peated turn-dOwnS, apparently
 gave up. Then one day, the
 singer, accompanied by his wife
 manager, played theater In
 that town, and at the end of
 performance, found two cops
 waiting for him at the stage
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-09
S0O--WICC--Bridgeport--6OO

s;oo-Ths oieanders. male quartet, 9:i6--Connec Parent-TeacheTs
 Assoc la ton. sao-Do You Remember. favorite
 neiodies. A:Oe-National School and Studio
 drama. 4:se-coektail Hour tETl. 4:lS-Greetings from Old Ken E:oo--Lewis Gannett, Books" g:iS-Carl Moore an dhis Vivatown E:SV-wICc News Bulletins. A:St-Memory Song Man: s:ee-Yankes Network News serv- saS-.Nsws of Youth" Scoop
 Ward. s;sN-Real Life Drama CET). e;t6-The Melody Limited. 0:lB-Anne- Marie Havrilla and
 Robert Lennon, songs. NyoO-Congresswom Edith
 EourBe Rogers, Republican
 of Mass. "Our Supreme Court
 and the Constitution" @4lB-KrueRer Musical Toast. f1o-Rosesrch Recital. f;SB-IIod wiiiiamg Levaggi Orch. 2:0O---Gertrude Townsend, Curator
 of Textiles. Museum of Fine
 Arts. Boston, "A Museum of
 Fine Arts Az . Source of In-
 worker" nS1B--Will Orborns and his orch. es30--Conn. Federation of Music
 Clubs. a:o4-Walter OfKesfe. 9s10-'GuIiiver the Traveller" Ed
 Wynn. se.oe--Dr. Charles M. corboin, or
 Ganigt. y0se0--TO bo announced. 10tb-Harpor sibley, Business and
 Politics" aaao4--Yankss Network News serv-
 tee a7sle-I,ocal news builetinE Aloe--Tomny Dorsey and hls orch A. VI, 1saO-wiil osboras ard his orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-09

Congresswoman Edith NourSe Rogers, republican of Massachusetts, will be the speaker on the Wash ington Speaks" program to be broadcast over station WATR and The Yankee Network tonight from TOO to 7:15 o'clock.
 Congresswoman Rogers subject will be Our Supreme Court and the Constitution"
 Congresswoman Rogers was elect ed to congress in June 1925 to All the vacancy caused by the death of her husband, the late Representa- tive Jacob Rogers. She has since been reelected to the Seventieth, seventy-firSt, second, third and fourth congresses.
 This Is the twenty-first in series of talks presented every Tuesday and Thursday on WAAB and The Yankee Network, by the leading statesmen of the New England States. The program comes by di- rect wire to The Yankee Network in Boston from station WJSV in Washington and is broadcast to the entire New England radio audience.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-09
ROAMING THE AIR WAVES

Richard Barthelmess, stage and screen star; Eileen Barton, l0-year- old sOngstress; Joe DiMaggio, 975,- 0O0 New York Yankees rookie. and comedians Eddie Green, Tom How ard and George Shelton, will be pre- scented by Rudy Vallee during the weekly Variety Hour, tonight at 800 10 800 D. n., E. 6. T., over the NEG Red network.
 Barthelmess, who is featured in the current Broadway play, 'The Postman Always Rings Twice." will play the lead in E. Lawrence Gib- sons Easter Play, "The Prince of Peace" Vallee will interview DiMag- gio, who has just returned from the Yankees southern training camp. Miss Barton was selected by Vallee after he heard her sing one song. Howard and Shelton will offer their usual comedy and Green will do a sketch on Miles Standish.
 The Most Reverend John M. MeNamara, Auxiliary Bishop of
 Baltimore, will speak from
 "ABu1Uk WUu UuIubk SuC OhN"
 sal EOtTe Dame Night broadcast,
 to be heard over the NEG Blue network Monday, April 20, at 1O:30 ?. m. He will be introduced by Frank c. Walker, prominent NOtFe Dame alumnus. Because oe poor health, Cardinal Cicog- mani, Apostolic Delegate will be unable to speak.
 The second portion of the program will be broadcast, as previously announced, from the Notre Dame Campus studio, where the Moreau Choir, direct cd by the Reverend James F.
 COnnertOn, C. s. C., will sing and National Alumni President,
 Bernard J. Voll will speak brief ly. The program will close in
 Washington with an address by
 the Reverend John F. O'Hara,
 c. S. C., president of NOtre Dame.
 Neatest April First trick around the studios in New York was per- petrated on Bob Trout, special fea- lures announcer who is always in- trepidly prepared to be sent in a plane over a flood region, chased to an icy lake in mid-winter to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-09
By THOMPSON AND COLL

n1 TLlE MEANTIME, AiyRA AND LEW WEN HAVE BEEN LYING BESDE THE TRACKS, IA TE+E AEAzT OF TbtE u3AAJlAl JUNGLE, FOR TWO pAy9> W THAT STRANGE TpACE TL4E ORIENTAL lS ABLE
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-09

Dorothy Jones, absent from the air waves for the past week, returned to her regular spot on WATR today at 1:45 and will resume her former program schedule. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the same time.