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squirrel He was little fellow, but
already as much at home in tree
as on the ground.
III climb up there and catch
him" said Sammy
NO, you WON'T said Tommy.
You've forgotten something"
What have I forgotten?" demanded
Sammy.
That a baby Bear must have a
mother, and that she isn't likely to
be far away If l were you I wouldn't
climb that tree" replied Tommy.
Meanwhile. Cubby Bear was doing
his best to let mother know that he
was in trouble and frightened Sue
was looking all about anXiously
I'LL think We better get away
from here. and the sooner the bet
ter said she
Before Tommy or Sammy could
reply there was crash in the brush
and with an ugly coughing sound
out charged Mother Bear straight
toward the three Just a few feet
from them she stopped, her lips
drawn back to show her teeth They
looked to be at least three times
the size that they really were Any
way they did to Sue and Sammy
They were too frightened to run, and
that probably was a very good thing.
Mother Bear looked up at the
Whlmpering cub, who had begun to
climb down. A warning growl stopped
him. Then she took a step or two
forward, still giving vent TO that ugly
sounding coughing snarl that was very
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT. bar and dance foo bust
ness S3,5OO a mo; one Of the bcSt iocstInus
in D. c.: beer and HQuOr license. VIII sol
reas. 20 cash buyer. Box 1917 Star -
FACTORY. compile ely equipped and mig
article which is an absolute necessity On
every house built, - coo raEl will huv
outright. Volume around 81 ODd per week
possible. Box lo2-Z Star. 90
BOARDING HOUSE, hiIed. near C W s.H
Govt 2!dgS; FAY terms TO responsible
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FOR Sal MsALEwIcmpje pj V-ew tourist camP
miles south of A!eEandr!a Va q.
HARDWARE STORE, fine business locatio-.
-; pershing df.ye ,, lyon Par '' Ea Esg.y
Va, Phone Falls Church 22-J-I
OFF SALE. LIQUOR STORE located o.
Balto blvd. near the District line cal
Call Greenwood 301:i. -.
lib B ST. f. opposite Library Of Con
CreSS--ld rooms. = tile baths. elcC., L0'-
water heat: large cellar suitable for sma
zonIng: $40 open Apply N store.
TAILOR SHOP for sale, :nc.udIar t-gcr-
dong nlce business. Good reason tor
selling. Col. G3Og.
LIQUOR STORE
Pr.Sk going business. W.'mi~Ernr De,
Lo:el end ONCE district $4,000 Plus srock.
Box S1-B Star -
NEAR IAN AND BELMONT sTe
abe figure: > aosr,mcrts Ievrs' gate,
,o,o HAtRgRy 2 PITTS CO. o,ao
WHILE YOU hRE WATCHING TIE
morcv on V.rcnls real cs.atr BuS,r--5
corn corncts IS on n'g bou;.,src acreage ;or
w. S. HOGE. Jr..
walnut 7Hfn. Ewes walnut q,5S
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frightening to hear. She looked as II
she was making ready to charge
Even Tommy, who knew something
about Bears, was far from certain as to
her intentions. Was this a bluff or
did she mean to attack? II she was
bluffing, she was doing 1t ip = most
realistic manner
For minute that seemed an age
she glared and snarled. Then she
swung her head for . look to one
side. She followed this by half turn.
taking a step or two. then swinging
her head back for a threatening growl
So, few steps at time and a stop
to look back and growl or snarl q
threat, Mother Bear retreated. Just
as slowly Tommy, Sue and Sammy
backed away The instant Mother
Bear was out of sight they turned and
ran. How they ran!
1T was all great big bluff" painted
Tommy when they stopped to rest.
Says you. but I notice you were
as ready to run as we were," said
Sammy.
tCopyr:ght, 1879
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found in the shallow waters. They are
brilliantly colored and both the sexes
look alike. AS these fish dart in and
out among the coral reef and close
to the sandy shores, they look like
large flowers waving swiftly back and
forth in the clear waters.
Because these fish have so little
economic Importance, not much at
tention has been paid to their domestic
affairs. We have been blessed with
such an abundance of more edible fish
that our main interest in the parrot
fishes has been for their beauty of
color, portly form, earnest, expressive
eyes and parrot beak. Perhaps you
may find out something of interest
about them that would give them a
higher news rating.
(Copyright 1897
Evening star., 1937-11-20

THE world is full of buffers. You
find them everywhere, even among
such lowly folk as the insects. What
is buffer! One who pretends to
be what he is not, or make believe
he Is going to do something he can
not do or has no intention Of doing
Buffer the Adder, known also as the
Hog -Nosed Snake, pretends that he
is one of the dangerous poison peo-
pie, when all the time he is harm
less. as harmless as any one very
we'll can be. Uun' Billy Possum pre-
tends to be dead. when all the time
there isn't a thing the matter with
him. Both are buffers Bluffing Is
done to fool others.
Over near the pond Of Paddy the
Beaver in the Green Forest was a
double surprise. Tommy. Sue and
Sammy were face to face with q
Bear. a very small Bear, very small
Bear indeed, but Bear just the
same. 1t is to this day a question
which was the most surprised. The
cub never before had seen one Of
these strange two-legged creatures
who stood up like his mother, but
who did not look at all like his
mother. Tommy had been so sure
that no Bears we're in their imme-
diate neighborhood that the sight of
the cub peering over the log was a
matter of sheer astonishment.
For a few seconds the cub stared
round-eyed and fearful. Then he
turned and, whimpering with fright.
scampered away. Sammy. all fears
forgotten. sprang after him. Lets
catch him!" he cried
The chase was short. Cubby went
up a tree with the agility OF a
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had failed, he was resorting to dis
play of his wealth to win her back.
A smile curved her lips. That was
how it should be. That was the sort
of thing to which she was used.
She went downstairs and greeted
Charlie casually. When they went
out and he opened the door of the
roadster, she said nothing at all.
She knew how crestfallen he was 1t
gave her a sense of triumph. Shed
show him.
Charlie drove out into the coun-
try and parked under some trees near
a lake. He srinned at her in the semi
darkness.
Well" he said, "how do you like
it?"
Like What?" said Roberta.
The car? 1t belongs to Jim Fair
field. He let me borrow it for to-
night"
RoBERTAs hands were suddenly
cold. OF all the-she turned on
him, furiously.
Charlie Rance I think you're the
most awful man I've ever known
Charlie sighed. That's what I told
Uncle Josh, I told him that's how
you felt about me"
Uncle Josh? What in the world
has he to do with it?''
why it was he put me up to all
this. He said you were a swell girl
but had hieh-hat ideas that needed
taking down. He said I could do it..
He told me to take you places on a
street car. Well, did, and that failed.
Then he told me to borrow this car
and pretend owned it, and I did and
that failed So now I'm going back
and tell him I'm quitting because
much money and only fair prospects
as a horticulturist. and I know that
that system would fail, too. I'd do
most anything for Uncle Josh, but,
Lord. there's a limit"
Roberta's hands were colder still
You mean-you were only doing
Uncle Josh a favor? You didn't mean
any Of it?"
He didn't answer, and for moment
they sat in silence The silence gave
Roberta strength. for she knew he had
meant most of all that had happened.
She tried three times to speak and
on the third try succeeded She
said:
Try being yourself, Charlie-for
| Uncle Josh's sake"
Charlie looked at her. He grinned.
We'll. for" he began But she
stopped him. and her manner of doing
so pleased him very, very much.
(Copyright 1879
Evening star., 1937-11-20

in their own waters. They reach a
length of to 3 feet. As a food fish
they fall short of all expectations
and are classed as inferior They have
cousin which they resemble very
much that lives in the waters in
Hawaii. They are very highly esteemed
and are considered a great delicacy
being eaten raw. At one time, only
royalty ate them
The parrots are all herbivorous in
their tastes. They do their food hunt
ing among the algae that are always
abundant in and about the coral reefs
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She couldn't imagine herself falling
really falllng-in love with any man.
1t was easy to imagine herself pick
ing out some young millionaire when
the time came and going through a
marriage ceremony with him and then
continuing her present existence only
with more money to make things
easier
She couldn't, of course, have fore
seen what would happen when she
met Charlie Rance. Charlie Rance
wasn't even handsome He didn't have
money. He took her places on
street car A street car! Imagine!
She flushed when she thought of it.
And when she thought of Charlie
Rance-of the almost indifferent man.
ner in which he took her into his
arms, kissed her lightly and then
apparently forgot about the business
she boiled. She was furious. She
hated him. She hated herself for
even going out with such man.
She didn't know much about Charlie
She met him the day she had driven
her mother out to Waysde to visit
Uncle Joshua At first she thought
he was an ordinary laborer, because
he was planting flowers around Uncle
Josh's front s,eps. But Uncle Josh
invited him right into the house and
introduced him as ne would an old
friend, and Charlie had smiled at
10. l>o- 10 In koI Il
And that was that!
WHEN he called her the next eve
ming and asked her to 60 to a
movie she said yes without thinking
twice They went on a street car
the humiliation of it!-and mostly
they talked about Uncle JOSH whom
Charlie seemed to admire even more
than Roberta. Uncle Josh was her
favorite relative, bar none
There had followed other street
car rides to places Roberta had never
seen before, and after each one Ro-
berta had promised herself indlg-
nantly and furiously that she would
never, never 60 again, because Charlie
Rance was exactly the opposite of
the type of man she could ever Sc
rlously be interested in.
One night they had walked over
through tine park and back again, and
Charlie had kissed her It was the
first time he had ever tried anything
like that. and he did it as casually as
he would have remarked on the
weather
She expected Charlie to call her
the next day, but he didn't. In fact
she didn't hear from him for almost a
week. and she was nearly frantic from
wondering. On Saturday she saw a
Evening star., 1937-11-20
Natures Children
Parrot Fish
(Pseudoscarus guacamaia).

because they have either green or
blue teeth!
OF course, the average individual
has no opportunity to go about peek
ing into the mouths of parrot fishes
in order to identify them. But this
is the close distinction observed when
bestowing a name.
This parrot fish is found from
Florida to Brazil. 1t is very COM
mon among the Florida Keys, also at
Havana, and about Puerto Rico and
the waters of the West Indies seem
to appeal greatly.
With such wide distribution you
are likely to see these handsome fish
Evening star., 1937-11-20

CINDER- HALEY is the title of
nonSenSlcal sketch to be pre-
sented by Jack Haley over WRC at
$50.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
DEERE MONTEUX conducts the
second concert by the N. B. c..
Symphony Orchestra - WMAL and

WRC at TO O'CLOCK. The program:
Concerto Crosse IN y Major" Handel
Andante and Scherzo from First Sym
phony Sibelius
Pleasure Dome OF Kubla Kahn Griffes
Prelude to 'LohenErin" Wagner
"Daphnis and Chloe" Ravel
Evening star., 1937-11-20
DAILY SHORT STORY
THE BEST WAY

shiny, black road
ster draw up in
front of the house.
and to her amaze
m e ut S he sa W
Charlie Rance step
out of It.
She stared for a
minute, conscious
only of relief at
sight of Charlie.
Then her mind be-
gan to click. That
ROADSTER. IL was MS.
And that meant he
had been fooling
her all along. try
ing to make her
think he didn't
have money, just
to see if it would
make any differ
ence. How silly!
How perfectly abb
surd! And now,
since his artifice
Evening star., 1937-11-20
By LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

~ NE glance at the face of this
fish and you know why it
~ was given the name of the
talkative bird 1t is no easy
thing to have to give names to all
Of Natures children and that is why
so many of them have to 20 about
called by a name that sometimes does
not fit them at all
This is a large family in which
the parrot fish finds itself and it
happens TO be the most important
member Of the genus to which it
belongs. There are five species and
all of them may be distinguished from
all the others in the family scaridae.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
THE night that
Charlie Rance

THE night that
Charlie Rance
kissed Roberta for
the first time she
went up to her
room and thought
about the time
Marybelle Lee had
said to her: "Oh,
you're sure of your
self now. You're
pretty, and you
have a certain
wicked charm, and
you can have your
pick of the men
around here. But
wait. Wait till that
day comes when
you fall. Then
you'll smlrk from
the other side Of
your mouth.
r o berta had
laughed at t h e
Z ~, q ScornfDllV
Evening star., 1937-11-20

PIANOS-Sohmer upright, cost $3.50 ike
new. S1T5: Krakauer uprght cost $500
equal to new SI25: Fisher upright. cost
$3.50. carefully repaired. SOS: other bar
gains in used grandS and upright pianCN
up Sole agent for Hardman, Baldwin ara
Kranich 81 Bach pianos. HUGO WORCH
11lO q st NV
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

GIRL whI.c, desires position. housekee2er
with PVT. family sleep IN; exp; re.s. 40
GIRL colOged neat, reliable wiShe5 WORK.
whole o. part time; no Sunday, references.
Phone Co! 5596-J.
INFANT NURSE, trained, French, desires
position; long experienced: good city ref.
Box l4N-A. Star
NURSE graduate. wishes medical or sur
gIcai case. Reasonable. Box 2H-Z, Star. :2u'
NURSE care invalid. convalescent: part
time OF hourly, baths. alcohol rubS, gen
eTal MASSAGE. Adams 5.tt2
NURSE undcrg radua,e. q years eXpe
rience. will take any case; day or night
duty. ret! West 80. H@
SECRETARY-S Y-STENOGPAPHER unmar
r!ed rapid, accurate: legal comm. exp
lnteil!eent. hard worker: eXcelIent refer
ences, Walnut $3.50 evenings. Sun. 2I'
WIDOW, age 40. neat and PLEASING dispo-
sItIou, would like to live with elderly people
as companion Jr pract!ca. nurse. Phone
Atlantic 51al-W. -
YOUNG WOMAN white, experienced IN
caring for children. desires position q 5
home assIstan. or light houseWork. Clev.
.tSI.t
Evening star., 1937-11-20
HELP MEN.
fCnrtinIsad

USED CAR SALESMEN-Our usedcar dept
can use > wide aggressive SaleSmen
OF hieh caliber- Transportation and oFaw-
ing account to those who qualify. See MT.
RoSenthal, 400 n. Y. ave. NV.
YOUNG MAN to drive light delivery Truck
for liquor store. between age ~ and 20;
must know Nv. and Chevy Chase sections.
refs. required. Box "b1-Y Star.
YOUNG MAN. white work with builder
must be active. energetic. willing to learn
and start a. low wage. Do not answer uA-
less qualified. Phone Clarendon 3';:'h,
CAPABLE MAN as secretary to busy cxecu :
opportunity with large corpcrauon' expert
ence essential Box lib. star.
SPECIAL SALES REPRESENTATIVES, with
following IN the medical profession. NJ.
WIlkprSon. l0o3 ith st. II y.
SALES OPPORTUNITY for a nan who can
organize and control direct Seillnp crew
factory connection. IntercommunlcaliorS
Inc, 1904 lth st NV.
BRANCH MANAGER
Mfgr with national established output
will appoint WASHINGTON ,erritor!ai mgr
on liberal comm. basis Full protection
and cooperation 10 build permanent bdsi-
ness and income OF large proportions; nm
tied only by personal ambition ana efort
No investment REQUIRED. Must have car,
piambnF and heane trade
tails by personal interviev GIVE age, age
former training. business experience and
references. Box 1851. Star.
GROCERY CLERKS, ,EX-
PERIENCED OPERATORS
OF CASH REGIS T Err S
w ANTED; ONLY EFFI-
GENT AND EXPERIENCED
MEN WHO CAN FURNISH
GOOD REFERENCE NEED
APPLY: GOOD WAGES. AP-
PLY 35O9 GEORGIA AVE.
NV, TUES, WE'D, FRI. OR
SAT-, 1-9 PM.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
SITUATIONS MEN.
Continued }

RADIO ENGINEER. specializing in sound
II years experience. employed desires BET
ter opportunity tor advancement. Box
l2i-Z star 90.
WATCHMAN or fireman white: unlimited
experience. willing worker. Phone Metro
p0ntan 9.i.}J. Apt. lUU.
YOUNG MAN - yrs. exee.lcn: references
chauffeur ic., WORK. any KIND il WASH
Iuf ,ol, d. e. Charles l.. Jordan. q. TQf-
neF ST.. Auourn. Maine. ia
YOUNG MAN. White from South refer
ence ceSlreS position with future; consider
offer apprentice. Atlantic U4g6-J. ii"
Evening star., 1937-11-20
Closing Hours
for
Classified
Advertising

Advertisements for The Eve
ming Stor ore ooeepted OF the
Main Office until II PM. the
doy prior to insertion, ond OF
Branch Agencies until 1890 P.M
For The Sunday Stor odver-
tisements ore accepted OF the
Main Office until $50 PM.
on Saturday.; at Branch Offices
until s PM.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

FILIPINO COUPLE. eleven years expert
ence. cook. butler chauffeur wife maid;
no laundry, s!Ha.! family. a.e dependable,
CITY reference. country. city. Box S4-B.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
SITUATIONS ooMesrlc.

COLORED GIRL: experienced cook; good
references. live IN. Minnie Williams. l3iO
>tll St. Il ".
COLORED GIRL wants general houSeVork:
stay nights. can leave city; reference.
Metropolitan 1o4j.
COOK white. excellent neat and reliable:
can take fuli charge; references; city or
country. Metropolitan. .N"5,. IL
GIRL colored reliable wants lob; part
time or mothers helper no nights. ASK
for ReDeCca District l129.
GIRL co!ored North CarolInian, wants
lob ss maid waitress. Laundry elevator
reference. Decatur 56s"
GIRL. co'ored. neat, honest, reliable. de-
slreS work Of any kind; city references.
Call North 645lW.
GIRL. colored wants housework maid.
cook. part time or days: ref. Decatur
"'i4-
GIRL, cOlored. wants Job chambermaid
or mother helper. experienced, city ref-
erences. Metropolitan 6I17.
GIRLS. two. colored. want days or part
time. zoos 3rd St. r.w, Apt. !. POto-
mac 81 SG
Evening star., 1937-11-20
HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE Swedish or German. to cook, do
general houseTork. man for gardening. odd
IobS must know how to drive car: salary
So. .Oo per month and board good living
conditions. small place Suburbs OF WASH
InEt0n. Box -. Star
INSTRUCTOR WANTFD-High school stu
dent desires to be coached in algebra; state
terms and time available. Box 5i-B Star.
u"
SELL, THE LEADING Christmas card
box assortmeuts; big daily pay, Christmas
cift vrappines 50 personal Christmas
cards with name, 81 Come quickly. 1406
q ST. NV. Room 6l1.
WILL GIVE brlgh,. furnished basement
room 70 white married couple for woman
work: no children Box MA. Star.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
Evening Programs

Evening Programs
700 p.m.-WJSV, Swing Club.
7:l5 p.m.-WOL. Stanford-Cali-
fornia Game.
500 p.m.-WOL. Ray Perkins.
$50 p.m.-WJSV. Johnnie Pre-
sentS; WRC. Jack Ha-
lev: WMAL. Linton
Wells.
900 p.m.--WMAL, National
Barn Dance; WJSV.
Prof. Quiz.
9:l5 p.m.-WOL, Chicago Sym
phony.
$50 pm.-WJSV, Saturday Ser
enade.
1000 p.m,-WRC and WMAL. N.
B. c. Symphony Or
chestra; WJSV, Your
Hit Parade.
Short-Wove Programs
7:45 p.m-CAR ACAs. The
Waltz Hour, YV5RC,
SIT m, 58 meg.
$3.50 p.m.--LONDON. In Town
Tonight" GSD, 25.5 m,
1l.75 meg; Csc, 3l.3
m, 9.58 meg; GSB, Bis
M, 9,5l meg.
12:45 amt o kIO, National
Program, JZk, 1877 M,
1916 meg.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GREGG SHORTHAND bv exp teacher
BEGINNERS: review. speed dlCtatlOH. Private
lessons Moderate rates. North ~ 81. ~
DIESEL OPPORTUNITIES.
For tree March Of Diesel" HEMP
HILL DIESEL SCHOOLS registrar, 9Gl
Emerson 81 NV Adams 7;u5.
BEAUTY CULTURE W9shnE,on sc,l9gn,y
18th St. New York ave, $50 wash Bldg
Rapidly correctly eTpertlv taught: day or
eve Low rates, pay as you learn; accredited
school. lnvCstigate; free booklet Dist. $780,:
Ada Anna Ayers. formerly of Wilfreds. N Y.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait Emergency Laboratory Room COL.
Westory Bids. l4th and F. Met. S53.
HEMoRRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DR. SONMERWERCK,
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams 0&SS.
MAGNETIC TREATMENT. GENTLEMEN
only, by male nurse from N. Y City:
licensed and eStab years. Natl. 5o5S. IS
LET DR.. DELLA LEDENbECKER, sPLEN-
DID HANDS RUB YOUR ACHES AND
PAINS AWAY. 3035 o. WEST 1l2O.
REDUCING-6 TREATS s.; REMOVES
fat in spots results assured oqd digL I baths Us
FRENCH. AND REAL FRENCH ONLY, EX-
perienced native teacher: reasonable. Col.
200 Apt 3O@. Please leave phone number.
LADY WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF COOK
cry day and eyenins classes. brides course,
short intensive courses: practical' modern
methods :!GiO 18th. Col. N2l4.
DRESSMAKING. SUITS. COATS refined.
and alterations: all work guaranteed. Po-
tonac 35i3.
WANTED-HOMES FOR CHILDREN IN
SUPERVISION OF this agency app MohGaT
JUVENILE PROTECTIVE AsHf5.. III" Nth
st. NV.
NURSE. WHITE. WILL CARE For IN
valid or elderly person III modern nome,
excellent care. Adams 1901.
1871 PARK RID N.W-OWNER OF DE-
tached home woU.l like refined gentleman
tc room Columbia 9SS1.
l WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSES ANY
SMITH, DIST. 4I9o; eyeninss and sunday
Wise 500,
Evening star., 1937-11-20
=
SAleSMEk.

WE HAVE a new, smail-prlced article. Just
patented Sells everywhere with minute
demonstrat ion. GPnerous comm sSIon. good
income Tor men who WILL WOrE. Apply Mi.
j. Ross. Cairo Hotel 10 and 6-S.
Evening star., 1937-11-20
EMPEROR'S>ST0RY
TO Be TOLD ON AIR
Newspaper Man to Discuss
Kang Ten, Puppet Ruler
of ManChukuo

THE story of Kang Teh. puppet
Emperor of Manchukuo. who
may mount the Dragon Throne
"A of China under support of jap
anese arms, will be related by Linton
Wells. newspaper correspondent and
world traveller, during his broadcast
over WMAL at $50 Wells was present
at the last interview given by the ruler
before his elevation to the emperorship
of the ese-dominated state.
The man who was known as the
"boy Emperor" of China, under the
name of Huan T'ung, became simply
Henry Pu vi when he Joined the
ranks of the eX-monarchs. He be-
came a ManChu Emperor once more
when Japan assumed control of MAN.
chukuo.
THE third in series of popular
concerts by the Chicago SYM
phony Orchestra is to be broadcast
over VOL, beginning at 9:l5. The
program includes Webers Overture to
Oberon," "Symphony in B Flat Ma
jor," by Haydn; En- Saga, Opus No.
g. by Sibelius.
DEERE MONTEUX conducts the
second concert by the N. B. c..
Symphony Orchestra - WMAL and
WRC at 10 o'clock. The program:
Concerto Crosse IN y Major" Handel
Andante and Scherzo from First SYM
phonY SibeiuS
Pleasure Dome OF Kubla Kahn >Griifes
Prelude to 'LohenErin Wagner
'Daphnis and Chloe Ravel
\ DALLAS newspaper reporter who
aided in the solution of kidnap-
tng case Will be present during the
Johnny Presents program over WJSV
at $50 tonight. The incident is to be
dramatized.
BUDDY BROOKS, IL year old
singer; Pat Bultram, comedian;
Bob Ballantyne, harmonica virtuoSo,
and Smiling Ed Mcconnell. pnlloso-
pher and singer, are the guest per-
formers on the National Barn Dance
proeram-WMAL at O'Clock.
AN ENGLISHWOMAN who is CO.
ruler of land still infested with
wild head-huntlng tribes Will be pre-
sented to radio listeners over WRC
St O'Clock. A policeman who will
meet his wife for the first time IN %
years during the broadcast represents
another feature Of the program.
CINDER-HALEY" is the title of
nonSenslcal sketch to be pre-
sented by Jack Haley over WRC at
$50.