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SUNDAY

r On the Air To-day &C. WABC.
Melody Hour (ND WEAF.
Winslow Chevey (N) WIZ, WLW.
7;05-Organ Reveille (C) Waco only.
7:28-Summary of Programs (N) WIZ.
7:30-Lyric Serenade (C).
Tone Pictures (Nl WIZ.
Church Forum WLW.
7:45-Radio Spotlight Co WABC only.
Maurice Brown (C).
7:5s-Summary of programs (N) WEAF.
Q Sunday Worship (C).
= Mexican Marimba Or. (N) WEAF
Coast to Coast on Bus CN) WIZ
S:3O-Chandler Goldthwaite Ensemble IN
Church of the AIR wFBM.
East Side Church of Christ WIRE.
q Church of the Air (C).
u The Radio Pulpit (Nl WEAF, WIRE
Southernaires (N WIZ. WLW.
s:15-Dr. Raymond Walters WLW.
9:30-News (C).
Christian Men Builders WFBM
National Federation of Music Club.
tN) WEAF, WIRE.
Give Us the Funhies (N) WIZ.
Walberg Brown String Four WLW.
9:35-Beethoven Sonata Series (C).
IN --Childrens Hour (C).
III News (N) WEAF-WJZ, WLW.
Watchtower WIRE.
Reflections (C).
10:30-Salt Lake City Choir co.
Jimmy GrierS Revue WFBM.
Major Bowes IN WEAF.
Samovar Serenade IN WIZ, WLW
Crystal Melody WIRE.
II Am. Pageant of Youth (Nl WIZ.
11:30-Romany Trail (C) wFEM.
Discussion IN WEAF.
Symphony Or. IN WIZ, wLW.
Lions Cub band.
11:45-News (C) WFBM.
10 -Noon-Church of the Air (C),
L. Friendship Circle WFBM
Road to Romany IN WEAF
Air Parade WIRE.
Pm.
12:30-Musical Footnotes (C) WFBM.
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr (N1 WEAF
Town Talk WIRE.
National Youth Conference (N)
WIZ.
Lutheran Hour (M) wLw.
12:45-Between Book Ends (C).
Governor McNutt WFBM.
Sweethearts of the Air (N) WEAF.
Rhythm Makers WIRE.
I Leslie Howard (C) WFBM.
l. Melody Matinee (N) WEAF.
Magic Key Of RCA IN WIZ, WIRE
Mariemont Choir WLW
1:l5-Arthur Chandler Jr WLW.
l:3o-Jose Manzanares tC) WFBM.
Temple OF Song IN WEAF.
. Philharmonic Symphony (c) wFBM
Harry Eeser and Or. (N) WEAF
Happy Long WIRE.
Your English IN WIZ, WLw.
2:l5-Merrymakers (Nl WIZ, wLW.
2:3o-Opera Additions (Nl wEAF. WIRE.
Z4o-korrienko Oriental Or (N) WIZ.
smoke Dreams WLW
9 Widows Sons (N) wEAF. WIRE.
National VeSpers IN WIZ,
Father Coughlin WLw.
S:5O-Pop Concert IN WEAF.
true Confessions WIRE
Design Tor Listening (ND WIZ.
S;45-Pop Concert IN wEAF, WIRE.
sunday at Home wLW
A -Melodrama (C) wFBM.
Penthouse Serenade IN, wEAr
Watchtower WIRE
Roses and Drums IN WIZ. wLW.
(Cl WFBM. Ao S0Aoei so.'
Dream Dramas (N) wEAF
townsend Program WIRE.
BOD Becker IN WIZ.
Style Show WLW.
4:45-zRichard Himber (N) WEAF. WIRE
News (Nl WIZ.
< Amateur Night fC) wFBM
satnollc Hour (N) WEAF. WIRE
xeivetone Music fN) WIZ.
omiiin Ed Mcconnell tMl wLW.
5;30-Smilin Ed Mcconnell tC).
Music Master WFBM. W.
EcnoeS OF New York CN) WEAF.
Lone Star Boys WIRE
Grand Hotel IN WIZ.
court o. Human Relations wLw.
o:4s--Voice of Experience (c) wFBM.
G Eddie Cantor fC wFBM.
Ior,otny Mackaill en- WIRE.
JACK Benny tN) WIZ, WLw
o'so-Phil Baker tCl wFBM.
preside Recitals IN wEAF.
5eheye-It-Or-Not IN WIZ. WIRE.
snow Down Revue wLw.
king George Memorial (C) wFBM.
Major Bowes IN WEAF. WLW.
berlin anniversary gNl WIZ. WIRE
WatchtoWer WIRE.
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Best Short Waves

moscow p. m.-Broadcast in
English. RW-59. so m. 10000
kc.).
GENEVA-4:30 p. m.-League of Ma
tions. HBL. 31.2 m. 1850 kcl.
LONDoN-6 p. m.-Two Plays. Csc,
31.3 m. (9580 kc.}.
LONDON-9 p. m-Foreign Affairs.
esd, 25.5 m. (11.750 kc).
PITTSBURGH D. m.-Messages
to the Far North. W8XX. 488
m. (6140 kc).
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ton to its reg
ular stud os
(w hich are
quite small
broadcasts from
three theaters
it has taken
over arou n d
Times Square.
I went to one
of these free
shows the other
d a y. 1t W S
Eddie Cantor's
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had some money in the first place
They also say that so, 700 a
week isn't much. They point out
that one movie theater in New
York seats 5000, and fills up five
times a day. That's 10000 movie
customers in one theater in one
day.
MBIA, which is the
~ smaller chain, outputs NBC
in number of free spectators.
That's because Columbia, in addi-
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Greenback Party to Meet

The National Greenback Party
Indiana division, is to meet at
tomorrow in the English. John
zahnd is to speak on THE Way
Out of Undesirable Conditions"
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GERMANS OF CITY TO
HOLD WINTER FESTIVAL
Concert Orchestra, Choral Music,
Gymnastics Included on Program.


Concert orchestra and choral
music and gymnastic exhibitions
are to be included on the program
of the annual winter festival of the
federation of German Societies of
indianapolis at 7 tonight in the
Athenaeum.
The indianapolis Turnverein and
South Side Turner's are to give a
gymnastic program, and the Indian
apolis Liederkranz male chorus and
Indianapolis Saengerbund mixed
chorus are to sing. Dancing is to
begin at TO-
Henry Hagemeier is president
of the federation composed of 90
German musical and gymnastic So
cieties. Emil Brenneisen is general
arrangements chairman of the
event.
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SUNDAY p. M. FEATURES

Sylvia is to be Franz Imhof's
opening ballad on the Musical
Footnotes" program on CHS and
WFBM at 1890. Vivian della
Chiesa. soprano, is to sing La
Girometta," and the two are to be
heard in "'Tis the End, So Fare
we'll"
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TO-DAY

programs subject TO station changes.)
PM.
A Metropolitan Opera IN wJz-WEAF
WIRE.
Musical Adventures WLW.
Ted Royals Or. (C) WFBM.
Frank Dailey's Or. (c).
4:l5-Jackie Heller WLW.
Tea Time Tunes WFBM.
4:3o--Kindergarten IN WEAF, WLW.
Albert Payson Terhune IN WIZ.
Vincent Lopez's Or. tCl.
445-Rhythm Boys WIRE.
Weed-end News IN WIZ.
Vincent Lopez's Or. tC) WFBM.
z Otto Thurns Or. M wEAF, WIRE
- Moods WLW
Temple of Song M WIZ.
Frederick w. Vile (CJ WFBM.
5:15-Morton l.. Person WLW.
News, Otto Thurn's Or. IN Wear.
advertisement WFBM.
News of Youth (C).
5;30-News IN WEAF-WJz. WIRE.
Enric Madriguera's Or. WLW.
Aviation Talk wFBM
5:35-Alma Kitchell (Nl WEAF. WIRE.
Kings testers tNl WIZ.
Organ Moods WFBM.
Three Little Words (C).
5:45-Religion in the News tN) WEAF'
Alfred Gus Karger wLw
Jamboree IN WIZ.
Gogo DeLys tC) WFBM.
e New Workers WIRE.
y r. F. D. hour WLW
Sports Page OF the Air TN, 1M1 WEAF.
Len Riley, sportscast WFRM.
Frank Parker &C..
6:15-Popeye the Sailor (Nl wEAF. WIRE.
Home Town (N) VIZ.
Bohemians WFBM.
s:3o-Institute Singers ,N) wEAF, WIRE.
Characters (Ml WLW,
Message of Israel (N) WIZ.
Young Man About Town WFBM.
Carborundum Band (C).
6;45-Washington Merry Go-Round (M)
WLW
News wFBM.
Holly Smith (C).
n Your Hit Parade (N) WEAF. WIRE.
WLW.
Spanish Revue M WIZ.
Beauty Box Theater (C) WFBM.
7:15-Boston Symphony Or. tN) WIZ.
Nino Martini (CJ WFBM.
Q -Rubinoff and Violin IN wEAF,
Q WIRE, WLW.
8:15-Russian Symphonic choir (N) WIZ.
s:3o-National Barn Dance (N) WIZ,
Al JoIson (N) wEAF, wLw.
Truth Barlow WFBM.
Along Rialto Row (C).
q Law for the Layman WFBM.
Milrose Track Meet (C).
930-Sherlock Holmes WLW
National Conference program (N)
WEAF, WIRE.
Talk by Rep. Hamilton Fish (N)
Public Opinion (c) wFBM.
945-News WLW t
To be announced IN WIZ,
Patti ChaDin fC1 WFEM
IN National Barn Dance WLW.
AO Dick Gasparre's Or. IN WEAF.
Abe Lymans Or. (C) WFBM.
News, Joe Rine's Or. (N) WIZ.
1o30-Ben Bernie's Or. IN WEAF, WIRE
Ray, Mobiles Or. lNl WIZ.
Louie Loves Or. WFBM.
II Eddie Duchins Or. (M WEAF
IL WIRE
jolly Time, Kay Kaysers Or. wLw
Carefree Carnival IN! VIZ.
Atop the Indiana roof WFBM.
Claude Hopkins Or. ICY.
II 05-News WLW.
11:15-News WFBM
Happy Longs Or. WIRE.
Rudy Bundy'S Or. WLW.
II 3o-Harold Stern's Or. WIRE.
Moon River WLW.
Gene Beecher's Or. I'M WEAF.
Tom Coakley'S Or. (N) WIZ.
Herbie Kay's Or. (C) WFBM.
11:45-News WIRE.
~ o0-Mid.-Jimmy joys Or. WLW.
12:15-Jack Hylton's Or. (M) wLw.
12:3O-Will Osborne's Or. tM) WLW.
1245-Enric Madriguera's Or. WLW.
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Ted Husing is to describe on
CHS at tonight the Wanamaker
Mile, feature race of the New York
Millrose games. Competing are
Don Lash, Indiana University
champion distance runner; Glenn
Cunningham, 1500-meter king, and
three other champions.
Norman Thomas, Socialist lead
er, is to reply to Al Smith over a
partial CHS chain at $50 p. m.
Sunday. WFBM will not carry the
address.
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II Frank Daily's Or. (C).
- Indiana roof WIEN.
Joe Whites Or. IN wEAF WIRE
Rudy Grundy's Or. (M) WLW.
Benny Goodman IN WIZ.
11:15-Ted Weems' Or. (M) wLw
1l:30-Harry Sosnik's Or. (C) WFRM.
Sammy Hayes Or. IN WIRE.
Fletcher Henderson's Or IN WIZ.
Ted Flo Rito's Or. M WLW
~ -Mid.-Moon River WLW
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NATURES best-known weather

NATURES best-known weather
" prophet, Mr.. Grounding, is to
have his day of the year Sunday,
and John B. Kennedy, reporter
for Magic Key, NBC, WIRE at /,
is to be on hand with his micro
phone at the Bronx Zoo, New
York, to report what happens. He
also is to interview DR.. Raymond
L. Ditmars at the ZOO on the why's
and wherefores of the grounding
legend. Willis R. Gregg, chief of
United States Weather Bureau,
and. Edgar B. Calvert, chief of the
forecasting division, are to discuss
scientific weather reporting.
Jose ManZanares has collec-
ton of more than 5000 South
American melodies from which to
choose his CHS, WFBM program
at 1870.
Current popular hits are to
share honorS with favorites of past
decades in Abe Lynan'S "Melo-
diana" at 4 on CHS and WFBM.
Both music and dramatics may
be heard at 4 Sunday afternoon.
The Penthouse Serenade is to be
on NBC- WEAF, with Jack Fulton,
tenor, singing You Have Taken
My Heart" alone" and "Auf
Wiedersehn, My Dear" At the
same hour, NBC-WJz is to pre-
sent another episode of Roses ard
Drums entitled, Fallen Flag"
Civil War scenes of turmoil and
excitement following evacuation Of
Richmond are to be re-enacted.
SUNDAY NIGHT BROADCASTS
The big three of Sunday night
comedy with their numerous
stooges and orchestral back
grounds are 70 start filling the air
with witticisms at 6. Eddie Can
tor on CHS and WFBM and Jack
Benny on NBC-wJz and WLW
each is to entertain his own fol-
low, while Phil Baker is 10 take up
where the others leave of at $50
on CHS and WFBM.
A man who was sentenced to be
hanged, actually was strung up,
but who is free man today Is 20
appear on RipIey's broadcast at
$50 on NBC-WEAF and WIRE.
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THE RADIO WAVES
May Robson TO Be Presented Tonight in
Special Play on Al Jolson Program

MAY ROBSON. stage and actress presented
1v1 special radio by Al Jolson tonight
the to be Mike Riley Ed
Music Goes Round and Around"
Political leaders who radio speeches
Smell, CHS at NBC
Both discuss policies
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Miss Alma Arnold (above) is
the new president of the Alpha
chapter, Theta Sigma Delta sor-
ority and will be installed tomor-
row at dinner at Hollyhock
Hill.
Other officers are Mrs. Joseph
McHugh, vice president; Mrs.
Meta Adler, secretary Mrs. Ed
ward Schier, treasurer; Mrs. Rob-
ert Blakely, sergeant -at-arms;
Miss Sue Long, pledge mistress;
Miss Bessie Blake, chaplain, and
Mrs. Henry Siege, historian.
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ALUMNI WILL ORGANIZE
DE Paw Graduates at Crawfords-
vile to Form Club.

Times Special
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Feb. 1.
Organization of a Montgomery
County De Paw Alumni Club is to
be perfected at a dinner meeting
Tuesday night.
Committee in charge of arrange
ments is composed of DR.. Paul L.
Benedict, Raymond o. Evans and
William A. Ceilings.
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SATURDAY NIGHT REVIEW

Two young film stars, Jackie
Coogan and Betty Cradle, are to
be featured guest artists on the
Saturday Jamboree at 5:45 on
NBC. Jackie is to present a brief
sketch with Miss Cradle, who also
is to sing "Rhythmatic," which she
gave in the movie, collegiate"
A new hit tune, Moon Over
Miami" has crowded the round
and around number out of first
place, Your Hit Parade statistics
show. "Alone" has risen to second
place and with All My Heart" in
third position. These tunes are to
be played on Your Hit Parade,
NBC, WLW at I.
ID UBINOFF is to honor his
IN friend, Fritz KreiSler, whose
birthday is tomorrow, during his
program on NBC, WIRE at 8. An
overture of four Kreisler compost
lions, "Schoen Rosmarin," Lie
besfreund,'' Caprice Viennois"
and "Tambourin Chinos," is to be
featured.
Uncle Ezra, by cracky, is to have
double tonight. When the NBC,
WIRE barn dance gets under way
at $3.50, the problem is to tell when
Uncle Ezra leaves of and the dou-
BILE begins.
A. Conan Doyle's mythical de-
tective, Sherlock Holmes, with DR..
Watson and all their friends" are
to return to the air at $3.50 over
WLW and the Mutual network.
The detective series is to be heard
weekly at this hour.
DR.. Stephen S. Wise is to speak
on a special program from the
second annual National Confer
ence for Palestine, converting in
Washington, over NBC, WIRE at
$50. On the same program talks
are to be made by Simon Marks,
member of the British delegation,
and DR.. Israel Goldstein, national
co-chairman of the conference.
SUNDAY A. M. PROGRAMS
ID ELIGIOUS services = Little
IN Church of the Air, WFBM at
$50; East Side Church of Christ,
WIRE at $50; DR.. S. Parkes Cad
man, NBC-WIRE at g; the Rev.
Owen G. Brown, secretary of
American Baptist Publication So
ciety, CHS at g; Christian Men
Builders, WFBM at $50; the Rev.
DR.. Joseph A. Daily of st. Greg
ory's Church, New York, CHS at
IL noon.
A National Federation of Music
Clubs broadcast on NBC at $50
is to present Mrs. George Hail,
second vice president, and Mar
garet HanShaW, cOntralto, winner
of the FederationS Young Artists
contest in 1885.
Il #
Jan Peercc, tenor, is to be SOLO
list with Radio City Music Hall
symphony orchestra at 1880 on
NBC. Other 1880 broadcasts are
to include the CHS "Romany
Trail" program and the University
of Chicago Round Table discus
sion on NBC on Winding Ones
Own Business"
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PEJBLICISTS

-. ! do NOT knos shaf ss
should do Sifhouf IL Col
E. N. Honse, adviser to the late
President Wood,oss wilson.
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STATISTICIANS

g.. this remarkable book r.
being used every day in compiling
our stotisties."-i. de Tarnopsky.
Hatiosai Recovery Administration.
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% y -
A THOUGH Maj. BoweS is to
I n hold Duluth (Minn) night
at Sunday on NBC-WEAF and
WLW, no amateurs originally
from Duluth are to perform. The
Minnesota telephone company told
the Major that facilities would
not be adequate to handle the
telephone calls if Duluth candi-
date appears on the show.
Cadman's "At Dawning" and
Redriguez's La Cumparsita" have
been selected by Countess Olga
Albani for her appearance on the
Life Is a Song program on NBC-
WIZ and WLW at 5.
Ray Noble, English composer
and orchestra leader, and Donald
Novis, tenor star of Billy Roses
V0AAiON's oAO W NC dQ1 w lllbO~
mans guests on his Musical Vari-
cites at 8:45 over NBC-WJZ.
Whiteman is to play his own ar
rangement of Mobiles latest COM
position. IF You Love Me-
Il
MONDAY A. M. ENTERTAINMENT
The Sophisticates, new trio, and
Helen Jane Behlke, soloist, are to
be entertainers on the Breakfast
Club program at s Monday on
NBC-WJZ. Don Mcneil is to be
master of ceremonies.
Il Il
Gale Page, NBC contralto, is to
open her 1880 program with I've
Got My Fingers Crossed" She
also is to sing "Alone at a Table
for Two" with All My Heart"
and "Crooner's Lullaby"
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Member stations and kiiocycIes Of the
network are:
NBC-wEAF--wLw t7oo), WIRE u4oo).
wTAM uo7O). WMAQ ts7o). and WsM
$500.
NBC-wJZ-wLw 1000, WIRE u4Oo).
wENR ts70). WIS $50. WMAQ t67e).
and WSM t650).
CBS-WABC-WFBM (1230). WOWO
(116O). and WBBM (77o).
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Authorizations: N-Nationai Bro,dcast-
ing Co.; C-CoIumbiz Broadeasting sys-
tenn Mutual Broadeasting Co.; Or
Orchestra.
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When there is no listing for station
at quarter and half-hours, its preceding
listed program is on the air.
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EXECUTIVES

"Most useful ."-Herbert III.
Lehman, Governor of Neio York.
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AUTHORS

from nop on shall rely on
one reference book-fhe World
AInaRac"-Hendrik WIlem Yan
Loon, Anthor of Van Looms
Geography, etc.
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ENGINEERS

%. source of daily use -
David Lynn, architect of the
Capitol, Warrington, d. c.
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EDUCATORS

%. goes pith me wherever Z
go. .."-MichoIas Murray Butler.
President, Columbia University.
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SPECIALISTS

"...specialisis OF the high-brosesf
type refer to the Almanac ON
subjects upon phich they are
Themselves producing material"
Guy H. Mitchell, Librarian, U. 8.
Geological Surrey. Department Of
the Interior, Warrington, D. C.
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MONDAY

-Mid.-Moon River wLw.
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SCHOLARS

"The Wonder Book of all time
..."-Frank II. Visefelly, Editor.
Standard Dictionary.
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SUPPORTS
MEXICAN MINERS
United Head Encourages
Delegation Green Re.
fused to See.

A pledge of support to Mexican
Miners in solving their problems was
made by President John L. Lewis OF
the United Mine Workers Of America
yesterday to Victor Manuel Villasenor,
chairman of the delegation from the
Confederation of Workers Of Mexico.
II am sending a telegram to your
convention of miners now going on
in Mexico expressing our desire to
cooperate with. you," Lewis told VII
lassenor. II urge you to keep at 1t
and not to be discouraged by Mr..
Green's declining to see your delega-
ton"
Lewis referred to President VIII
liam Green of the American Fedora
ton of Labor.
Villasenor headed a delegation Of
Mexican workers which left here yes
terday on a goodwill tour of the
United States. Lewis organization,
he said, will send a committee to
the Mexican miners convention.
Alexandra Garlic, secretary gener-
al of the Inter Professional Union Of
Mexico, will serve as chairman OF
the delegation when Villasenor leaves
later for an international labor con-
ference at Geneva.
Evening star., 1936-05-16
SERVICE ORDERS
ARMY ORDERS.


Householder, Col Eugene r., Ad-
jutant Generals Department, Chi
cago, to duty in Office of the Ad-
1utant General, September /.
Snyder, Col. Howard McC., Medical
Corps, New York, to duty in office
of the chief, National Guard Bureau,
September 80.
Kenney, Lieut.. Col. George c., Air
Corps. Langley Field, Va, to Fort
Benning, Ga, July 20.
Young. Maj. Thomas A., Infantry,
to be retired June 80.
Riedel, Maj. Edwin F., Signal
Corps Reserve, West Orange, N. j.,
to active duty in Office Of the chief
signal officer, June Z.
Evans, First Lieut.. Houston ",
Signal Corps Reserve, Brooklyn, N.
Y, to active duty in office of the
chief signal officer, June Z.
Winner, First Lieut.. Benjamin R.,
Engineer Corps, Fort Belvoir, Va,
University Of Michigan, September /.
MARINE CORPS.
Czegka, Marine Gunner Victor H.,
on May 20, 1886, detached Marine
Barracks, navy yard. Boston, Mass.
to Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va.
Mcpherson, Quartermaster Clerk
Carl NJ. detached Marine Barracks,
Norfolk Navy Yard, Portsmouth, Va. to
Marine Barracks, Quantico, Va.
On or about May 20, the following
named officers relieved from duty with
the Marine Corps Schools and as
signed to duty with the LIST Marine
Brigade, F. M. F., Marine Barracks,
Quantico, Va: Col. Charles ]. Miller,
Mai. Richard Livingston, Maj. Donald
Curtis, Capt. James M. McHugh, Capt
Charles w. Pohl, Capt. Philip L.
Thwing, Capt. Robert ]. Straub, Capt.
Wilburt S. Brown, Capt. Raymond
A. Anderson, First Lieut.. Thomas G..
Mcfarland, First Lieut.. John H.
Griebel, First Lieut.. Francis B. Loomis,
First Lieut.. Jaime Sabater, First Lieut..
Con D. Silard, First Lieut.. Francis M.
McAlister, First Lieut.. Archie E. O'Neil,
First Lieut.. William w. Benson.
Henderson, Marine Gunner Walter
NJ, about June Is detached 1st Marine
Brigade, F. M. F. Marine Barracks,
Quantico, Va, to M. D. N. P. F.,
Indian Head, Md.
Whaley, Lieut.. Col. Louis w., orders
May 8 detaching this officer from
Marine Barracks. Quantico to Naval
Examining Board, Washington, D. c.,
revoked. On or about May 20 re-
lieved from Marine Corps Schools
Detachment and assigned Marine
Barracks, Quantico, Va. for duty.
Best, Maj. William NJ, on or about
June detached Naval Examining
Board, Marine Barracks, Washington
to staff of Army Industrial College,
Washington, D. c.
Smith. Maj. Joseph T., on or about
May 20 detached Marine Corps
Schools, Marine Barracks, Quantico,
Va. to F. M. F.. Marine Corps Base,
N. o. B., San Diego, Calf.
Rahiser, Capt. Martin S., on or
about July IS detached 1st Marine
Brigade, F. M. F., Marine Barracks.
Quantico, Va. to Infantry School,
Fort Benning, Ga.
Jones, First Lieut.. Charles r.,
orders to F. M. F., Marine Corps
Base, San Diego modified; on COM
pletion of temporary duty headquar-
ters. Marine Corps, about July Is,
ordered duty Marine Barracks, GUAM
tico, Va.
Evening star., 1936-05-16

for help to save her son, who had
fallen In the Potomac River. Hazel
wood ran to the spot and, stopping
only to take on his shoes, dove in.
The water was very muddy, but
he brought the boy to the surface
on his second dive and swan back to
the nearby dock. He gave the boy
artificial respiration until the rescue
squad arrived. The fact that the boy
died several days later Of . heart
ailment in no way detracts from
Hazelwood's prompt and brave action.
"There'll be lots Of deeds Of bravery,
the big job will be to pick the ones
most deserving"
Evening star., 1936-05-16
FETE FOR HOSPITAL

g. w. q. Unit to Devote Funds to
Equipment.
The annual Spring fete Of the
Women's Board Of George Washing.
ton University Hospital was to be
opened at pm. today at the Chevy
Chase School, 64l0 Connecticut ave-
nue..
Funds received from the affair are
to be used to purchase an electro
cardiograph machine for the hospital.
Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, president Of
the board; Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin,
Mrs. Frederic e. Farrington and
Mrs. Walter Bloedorn are In gener-
al charge Of the fete.
The program was to include q
bridge party, an international review
and other events.