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BRooKLAND, D. c.
S1ef z 1Sth e J. St, Oh PsNeS bs1n.S setachsd
H: WALKER ALI; ffSss shorsSsm FsSaesd Bldg
400: 1900 KANSAS AVE. N.w.-vAcANT; s
roodiso2. rooms; baths; buit-in garage; will re-
s.w., near 9Th and sts-6 rooms. bath.
TURNER. 500 7th st. sw. Met 1647. 4:
MINNESOTA AVE. NORTHEAST.
ing 4 bedrooms, bath. glassed-in and
sassrs sslee etc: garage. Large lot. trees,
Nice Home, Reasonably Priced.
Convenient to grade and high schools and
yltl. yith cellar: good heating plant garage
pi.tiie9 5oHS S55S ScR1vENFH r. 9 g BRO; r W
o,,, NORTH CHEVY CHASE, MD,
be ot scx n ooGnis Sestfnv RTs
landscaped nearby subdivision. Attractive
W. H. WALKER. shoreham Bldg.
$4,4OO-DETACHED. g RMS, BATH;
INV h.. good cond.; on wide ave- in NV
S5.1OO-Petworth: 20 it.; q rms, porches.
gar: now rented $3.50.
WASHINGTON REALTY. Ge $500 or 4455.
PFTWORTH; S6.95O: RENTAL INCOME.
lnTee Apt. ACCOMMODATIONS: Gas Heat.
Near Conveniences. 904 Webster NV.
SEE 222 UNDERWOOD ST. NV
New Cape Cod Cottage tSolid Brick.
Five and six rooms, one with bedroom
ernment Park: convenient to transportation
and stores, Two blocks to graded SCHOOL
neiehborhood' H free from trafic. See these these
homes. compare the construction with any
house that costs thousand to fifteen hun
dred more. and YOU will agree 1t is the
best buy for the money in Washington.
WAPLE &, JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St. NV. Dist. 334R.
REAL HOME
eemi-detached: six large rooms ARRANGED
for families: sarage. Easy terms.
Open-1112 9TH st. NE
1924 14th ct. NV Dist. S340,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

ROOMS OR LARGE 6 ROOMS. DE-
tached. Northeast restricted section. 500
$50. Sept. lO-l5 No small children or
pets. North H14I-R
LIST YOUR PROPERTIES FOR RENT OR
lease with us. CAMBOURI. Investment
BLDG. Republic O1tG 4.
SMALL HOUSE IN GOOD CONDITION,
nearby Maryland or Virginia, by Govern
ment of1icial; must be modern and in good
vicinity; D or u rooms with two baths or
equivalent preferred. Box :iG5-E Star
WISH UNFURNISHED HOUSEaFOR pENT
Mass. Heights, Cleveland Park or Wesley
HeishtS vicinity; bedrooms. :, baths
CAPT. DONALD, U. S. N, Box ,54-E Star
i"
FURNISHED AND UNFURN HE'D
houses bungalows. Have waiting list
desirable tenants. list with us at once.
LESLlE d. MEASEL. CleY. GIil4 A..
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

TERMS OR TRADE-NEW, DETACHED
ROGER MOSS. District 1921.
oPEN-32s BRYANT ST. NE.-b RMS,
ROGER MOSS. District 1921.
HILLCREsT, 30th AND ALA. AVE, Sc.
large lot; must be sold for less than con-
struction cost. Information at 29O4 Fort
~ WAPLE ( JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV. District 3346.
1927 OWEN PL NE
Vacant. new-house condition; r.. 2
porches.. GARAGE. Immediate possession
with small cash payment. Monthly pay
ments less than rent.
wApLE 4 ogfn James, INC.
1924 14th ST NV. Dist 3346.
semi-detached l @ Brick. 3 rooms. .ii Il, baths.
h.-w.h.., oil; hwd. floors open fireplace,
dition Must be sold Price reduced.
For INSPECTION or further information.
,,,. WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1907 18th ST NE.
Detached. four bedrooms. garage: needs
fedsseSratlng ss Priced to sell S, Can T. j.
FASTEST SELLING HOUSES IN THE DIS
monthly. including taxes and insurance:
e rms bs5h sryana snd
heat, natural trim. de luxe kitchen; near
all conveniences; sold. 3 left. Open
oaiiy " p.H
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APARTMENTS WANTED
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

. ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH. $50 AND
S37 80 mo- Bus and car service. INQUIRE
1902 Lee hwy. Apt No. |.
NICELY FURNISHED LIVING ROOM,
bedrm., kitchen, private bath, back porch.
20 Johnson ave. HyattSville. Md.
ARLINGTON 5634 9th ST. N.-3-RM.
apt. completely furnished; S3. 80 mo.
oxford 0O63-M.
IS JOHNSON AVE- HYATTS., MD
Living room, dining room bedroom, kit,
bath Adults only. Delightful location.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED; 3
rooms. electric kitchen and private bath.
oil heat, insulated, private entrance; IN
large, quiet home; gardens; high elevation:
SH5 90 month. 4ul4 Lorcom lane. Walnut
a39,
ON BUS LINE LIVING ROOM. BED
room, k and b. $40, residential neighbor-
hood. SOB w. Montgomery ave. Rock
VILE, Md.
ELECTRICALLY EQUIPPED. ENTIRE
floor; entrance and bath private: c.h.w.;
earaee: adults. Falls Church .o66-R.
BROOM APT. FURNISHED, NEW RE-
frigerator, stove: private entrance: gas;
cleo furn.: So 80; or :, rooms. use OF
kitchen, S325O. "A Oak St. Hyattsville,
Md. ~
End FL. COMP. FURE.. L1v RIM. l OR :,
hedrms., kit. pvt. bath, c.h.w.. gas. cleo,
G; E. refeY h.-w;h y blk, car. bus;
Block st, HyattSvllle. Md.
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PETWORTH-OPEN

940 Shepherd n.w.-Bargan. Stop pay
Ing rent See this home; suitable two fam
lilies, completely renovated. two inclosed
porches. auto. heat. double block gar. large
lot. Near schools stores, cars. N. DI
BLAS1 Randolph 3316
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

THIRD FLOOR = -APPROXIMATELY L..
600 so. feet. for lease for warehouse or
dead storage. Columbia O313.
1907 14th ST. N.W-FINE HEATED
auto salesrm. tsbout bOx4OJ, opening into
lge. 1-story. fireproof bldg 1about 5Ox
lOO. Occupied by Hudson -Terraplane
Sales Corp: available about Sept TO-
EDW. p. SCHWARTZ. INC.
1Ol4 VT. Ave. NV. District 6210
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1905 10th ST. NV,
10 rooms. baths GO bedrooms), 2-car
brick garage. oil heat; lot 5Oxl49. Beauti-
fully situated. Must be seen TO be appre-
ciated.
We Will Take Your House
in Trade.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141s II ST. NV. District ,S17.
HILLCREST-DET. COLONIAL,
Corner 34th St. and Alabama
Aye. Sc.
JUST COMPLETED. DISTINCTIVE DE-
TACHED BRICK. CENTER HALL SIX
LARGE ROOMS AND BREAKFAST ROOM,
2 BATHS. RECREATION RM SCREENED
PORCH ON ONE SIDE OF HOUSE AND
AT ATTACHED A GARAGE ON THE OTHER.
CONSTRUCTION: BUILT BY PAUL p.
STONE AND AVON SHOCKEY. NORTH
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
STUDIO,

Well lighted and ventilated. suitable for
classes club meetings and small dances.
Reasonable rates. 1919 r. l. ave. NV,
Governors pl Met. "a IL.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE MODERN
home. open fireplace, hot-water heating
system. porches etc In beautiful set
ting near State park. baths and swim
ming pools at Berkeley Springs, W. Va,
health resort. ss
FOR QUICK SALE-S3 500 BUYS MY e.
room modern tourist home: 3 new cabins
acres land. on main highway through
famous Shenandoah Valley. CHARLES
SINE, Toms Brook. Va 2.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
300 nth PI. NE

Attractive 7-room house, arranged for
separate 3-room apt. with extra "a bath:
entirely reinished like new; in restricted
white section. adjoining Eastern High and
reas. price and terms. Call OWNER,
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FLATS FOR RENT.

THE FOLLOWING ARE 2 RMS.
kit, d. a., bath, with screened
porch:
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New broom brick BUNGALOW in heart of
tail. high elevation. large lot. 90 trees;
price, S695O; worth $500 more; easy
payments. 7l8 Easley ST., or call Shep.
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IL. i. GRAVAITE,
720 18th st. Realtor Natl. O153.
Eve. Sun. or Holiday. Col. Sl6G.
821 BONIFANT ST.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
4-BEDROOM. 2-BATH
BRICK--SS, ,95O-BuNGALOW
More For Your Money.
Out Georela ave. 10 Peoples drugstore
in Silver Spring. right on Bonifant st. to
houses.
WAPIE & JAMES, INC.
"i"3 Geo,Sla Ave. Shep. 5000.
Silver Spring Once
50, ,450-DETACHED BRICK.
NORTH WOODBRIDGE
4675 LOCKWOOD AVE. NE.
INSPECT THIS EXCEPTIONAL, VALUE
IGE RMS BATH WITH ADDITIONAL
SHOWER AND LAVATORY IN LARGE
BASEMENT. DE LUXE KITCHEN. SLATE
ROOF COPPER DOWNSpOUTS At
TACHED GARAGE WITH oVERHEAD
DOOR: OIL HEAT WITH SUMMER HOOK
UP. LOT go FIT. WIDE; EASY TERMS
DIRECTIONS: DRIVE OUT MICHIGAN
AVE. NE. TO QUEENS CHAPEL RID lAT
ROAD : BLocks rs RocKWoofbh AVE-.
TURN RIGHT TO HOUSE
PAUL P. STONE, NORTH 7471.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE

VSOSsS VSN SH6ss
AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
s,iSsy New groom brick bungalow in heart Of
price, price ss.95o; worth $500 more; easy
paysI payments. 7ls Easley st" or call shep'
$3.50.
1902 3Oth ST. Sc.
DETACHED; 9 rooms and rS,. bath hot hot
erty has Just been reduced to effect
immediate sale. New-house condition:
elec. kitchen. Inspect at once If in
Mtsssstes n g9Sd s0qthesst ISIaSn
1912 New York Ave. NV. Natl. 1898.
Woodside Park, Silver Spring.
HONEST BARGAIN AT $8,250.
NEW 3-BEDROOM BUNGALOW.
Lowest priced home in this exclusive, v,,
din, rm;. beautiful equipped kitchen; large s
and heated. full cellar and attic; Oil heat
garage. porches. weather-strpped. screens
large lot, One SQUARE to bus. Call RAN
Corner, Facing Lincoln Park.
IDEAL @ FOR Il D9cToR ,p OR Or OR DENTIST. Esrf
''' Price. SIS $50.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141s H St NV Dist. 1871.
OPEN SUNDAY AND MONDAY FoR IN
spection. Colored. Brookland. 1850 Jack
son st: n.e.-;5 rooms. bath hot-Water atd
house completely refinished like new; new
stove and fixtures real bargain Tbis bonee to re
P sp0asse seeten soGtsd usi rom f %h to
colored and is the ideal location; price,
81 $50; cash payment, balance IKE pbans Fem,.
Natl oso5, Tuesday. A.
COLORED-S950 CASH, BALANCE SAME
as rent will buy 52.:9 5th St Sc. Detached
brick :. baths. oil heat. excellent condition.
Den. Den. f' e Isl REAHTY sI10e Coy a
brokers 9o7 N. Y. ave. NV. Met. 494
CoLoRED BARGAIN. BELIEVE 1T OR NOT.
6l4 Harvard st. NW.-S4 $50.
6looms. bath h.-w.h;, elsc. hgnts. Needs
some ,s.4 ,Sp!ts w WSrEE JAMES blSss lSf as.n
600 block Harvard ST. nw-Brick; 6
rooms and bath front porch, hot-water
heat, cellar under entire house large
,s ,WAPLE = JAMES INC. ,,,,
FOR COLORED
IN KINGMAN PARK.
toned like new, that can be bought during
the month of September for as low as $3.50
down and $50 per month Beyond doubt
the best buy in the city Tor this month
only Make appointment to inspect this
like-new home without obligation.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
9o4 14th St. NV. National 0o36.
COLORED-BUNGALOW.
81 aOO-Attractive little home. 4 rooms;
electricitv front porch. nice yard. Small
cash payment, balance like rent. Mr.
Perry. evenings. Randolph :t3O2
HOHENSTE1N BROS,
1th and H SITS. NE Line OSo1.
COLORED.
.95o-Jackson St ne. near l?th--
porch. INV h. fireplace. electricity, large
back ward: vacant: easy terms.
.a5O-Jackson ST. ne. near 1"th-
Very attractive semi-de tached home; q
large rooms bath. h H. concrete cellar.
front porch. large inclosed sleeping porch.
attic long back yard Vacant. Good con-
dltion Immediate possession.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
eth and H Sis. NE. Line. OSg1.
COLOREDs
KINGMAN PARK
our New Model Home s. at 2so 2lst o.s St NE Z.
Selling u Mos in Advance OF Construction.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
qo4 l4th ST. NV National O036.
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$8,950.

$3.50.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
Accessible to graded, jr. and sr hiph
schools splendid condition; q rooms 2
lnclosed porches, new hot-water furnace,
Oil heat. 2-car garage. A charming de-
tached home, on large lot, with abundant
shade and shrubs.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th ST. Realtor Natl O153.
Eve Sun or Holiday Col SIGE
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ISI" INGLESlDE TER NW.-G
rms. | y baths $50 90
ia Rhode Island ave. nw-s
rms bath 800
NV. ST. nW-s rms. b. 30
3Si ,ln 81. II Wv rms. bath 20 90
SSl4 ! st ave. S. S, Md # rms. b 20 90
2hul Conduit rd. n.w-G rms. bath IS 90
it:9 18th st. n.w.-S rms. :, baths $50
- LOnRlelloW ST. n. VT rms. bath 5000
t,' YOU st. n.W.--6 rms. bath g. 80
,l9 Hamlin st. net rms bath 90 OO
Nv, concord ave. n.W.--G ms, bath 80 90
PIN llilnolS ave. n,W.-ti rms. bath - 30
2,:h lOth st. n.w.--6 rms. bath ~, 90
w" Monroe ST. n.W.-1 rms, bath 90. 90
1ou ST y W, rms. bath 81 80
~: west va. ave. n e.-f rms. b. -. 90
62' Mass. ave. n e-9 rms. > baths "a 90
20l2 Portner pl VT rms bath:
heat, light and hot water furnished 5000
E"i" -lh 81. n.e:-h rms. bath ! so
~. st. nw--t rms. bath 1000
-'l fofluer pl. n W --f rms. bath 30 90
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NEW
sAIR- CONDITIONED
HOMES,
42O8 ARKANSAS AVE NV

Near 10th and Upshur SITS NW)
Built by CalritZ-Entrancc hall. large
rooms. :! tiled baths, recreation room >
nreplaces. garage and ultramodern kitchen.
Cafrltz Standards Of excellence throughout.
Convenient to everything. Adjacent TO Rock
Creek Park.
Your Present Home Con nsidered in Trade.
liUl + CAFRITZ Dist HUSO
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NEAR 18th AND PARK RI

l4lS PARKWOOD PL. NW-SS5
Living room. dining room 4 bedrooms
bathS screened rear porch. kitchen. two
car garage. electric refrigeration. laundry
TUBS and extra lavatory in basement
-ifof n. CAFRlIZ. Dist. 9oS0.
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NO DOWN PAYMENT.

Braddock Hts. Va-Beautiful. new a.
room brick home: high. cool; restricted
community Temple 1870
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1865 MORSE ST. Me- RMS, BATH.
INV n. cleo. double garage, screened
porches: $3.50.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

OcoN ST"SI rVN MIMI
DESK SPACE AVAILABLE IN EST LAW
suite, with sec'ty service; Woodward Bldg;
S25 per mo. Republic 1922.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

S6.95o-NEAR FOXHALL VILLAGE, ON
wide paved street. close to Rose Lees
semi detached frame, newly papered and
painted interior; d rooms. large tiled
frigeration, reception hail. open fireplace.
garage. real buy. offered to close an
estate BOSS & PHELPS, NATIONAL
13nO; EVENING. PHONE MR. RABY,
CLEVELAND GSa.
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GOODKEY PARK-LOTS o5x2On FEET,
JOSEPH E. GOODKEY. Berwyn, Nd.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED.

$40 Mo.-TAK. PIX, AND 6 ALE
eheny ave.-Can be used by 2 families.
garage. sleeping porch Shep. 4o61-J.
OPEN AND LIGHTED 2 TO . PM, BY
owner. 56l3 3Oth st. Chevy Chase, D. c.,
near corner Nebraska ave: | rms. :"
baths. brick, oil burner. gar: S12O. Also
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$3.50.
1902 3Oth ST. Sc.

AOVL OVV1I y 0'1s
DETACHED. q rooms and bath. hot
water heat. lot 50x150. This prop
erty has Just been reduced to effect
immediate sale. New-house condition:
elec. kitchen. Inspect at once If in
terasted in a good Southeast location.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE e. INVEST
MENT CORP,
1912 New York Ave. NV. Natl. 1888.
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SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT,
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

ARLINGTON. VA. - OR 4 ROOMS
bath. with some grounds; modern or will
consider house needing improvements If
priced right; can pay cash; no agents; state
price and location. Box 21S-k. Star.
SMALL BUNGALOW, STRICTLY MOD
ern, in select neighborhood; near trans
portation to Agriculture. Walnut 6641-J.
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BROOkLAND. d. c.
Zoned for Apartment House.

N1.1WU-CORNER.
Randle Highlands. Restricted white
section. 3 blocks from school and bus.
Phone Lincoln 1000 & 10 40 pm
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 H St NV Dist 1900
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-06

9;30--"say It With Words" fen-
 turing Dr. Charles K1arlo
 Funk and Allie Prescott, i0:0O---NBC Jamboree--Harry K
 gems Orch.s Don McNeill,
 master of ceremonies. 1o:S0--Felix Knight, tenor. 10:45--"Turf TIighlights" with Babe
 Rubensteln from Narragan-
 gett Park, 11:00-Yankee Network News serv-
 ice 11:15-Yanlee Network Weather
 Service. 11:S0-Local News Bulletins. 11:S5-Harry owen and his Orch. 12:00--George olsen and his Orch. A. M. 12:3O-Mitchell Ayres and his Orch. 1:00--D1nce Orch. 1;30--vincent Pirro and his orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-06
5OO--WICC-.Bridgeport--6O t--6OO

 P. M. S:0O--Litle Variety Show, Rakov's orch. with Lynn Sherman; The Rhythm Girls and Arr thur Amadon. 3:30-United States Army Band, Captain Thomas F. D'Arcy, condutor. 4:0O-International Broadcast from London. Seaside Nights at the Isle of Man" 4:3O--Club Matinee, variety pros gram featuring orchestra with vocalists; Jack Holden, master of ceremonies. B:0O--The Four of Us, Rakov's orch. and Collegians. 5:10--Musical Interlude. 5:15--Silhouettes of the West, musical. 5:3O-WICC news bulletins and Musical Roundup.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-06

b:4B--Baseball Echoei of the Air
 with Coach Jack Onslow. 6:O0--Yankee Network News Serv.
 ice. e:15--Fred Hoey's Sports Roundup. 6:3O--"Footprints," William Don-
 nelly, dramatic talk. 6:35--Musical Roundup. 6:45--Backstage with Ruth Cohn. 7:00-Easy Aces, comedy sketch
 fefaturing Jane and Goodman
 Ace, 7:15--Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost
 Persons. 7:30--Krueger News Reporter. 7:45--Man of Music, quartet. S:00--"Accent on Brass" popular
 music by Charles Marglis'
 Brass Choir. s:S0-The Green Hornet, adventure
 dramatizatlon. 9:00-"Now and Then" Frank Ho-
 dak's Orch. with the Swing
 sters.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-06

Ludlow, Vt. - CUP - Leo Pluta and George zienowicz, both IT.. must have set some sort of Q record when they picked SIS four, five, six and seven-leaf clovers within six hours.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-06

5:30--Let's Pretend. e:00--News Seryice-United Press
 Newscast. 6:1O--Baseball Scores. 6:15-Harford Public School Series
 Fred D. Wish, Jr. 6:30--Story of a Song. 7:00--Ray Heatherton. 7:15--HolIywood Screenscoops--
 George Mccall. 7:30--Helen Mencken in--"Second
 Husband" S:00--Four Corners Theaer. S30--Jack Berch and His Boys. g:00--Grand Cenral Station. 9:30--Caravar-Benny Goodman's
 Orch. 1O:00--Time to shine-Hal Kemp's
 Orch. i0:30-Grant Park Concert. ii l1:00--Spor ts--News-resume United
 Press News. Reveries. Duchin's Orch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-06

S.O0--Johnny with Russ Morgan. s:S0--Program from New York. 9:00--Vox Pop.
 9:30---Attorney-at-Law. 10:00--Music All Our Own. 1O:30-Jimmy Fiddler. 10:45-Jesse Crawford. 11:00-News and Weahter. 11:15-PostSh Orch. I1:45-Abe Lyman's orch. Himber's Orch. A. M. 12:SO-Anson weews orch.
 2OO.. ..WDRC-- -Hartford--lS3 P. M.
 3:3O-Four Clubmen,
 3:45--Melody Ramblings.
 4:00-Highways to Health.
 4:15--Accent on Music
 4:30-Those Happy Gillnans.
 4:45--Lyrics by Lorraine.
 5:00-Ad Liner--Dance program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-06

2sS-.WTlC--Hartford--IO4O P. M.
 3;00--The Story of Mary Marlin. sS:15---Ma Perkins. i3:S0-Pepper Young's Family. 3:45--"The Guiding Light" 4:00--Backstage Wife m 4:15-Stella Dallas. 4.30--"Life Can Be Beautiful" 4:46--Girl Alone. 5:00--Paul Martin and hls Music. b:30-Your Family and Mine. 5:45--Radio Rubes. 6:00-News and Weather. 6:16-Fred Hoey's Sports Roundup Yankee Net. 6:30-Wrightville Clarion. 6;45--Nola Day, songs. 7:00--Amos m Andy. 7:15--Vocal Varieies. 7;30-Piccadilly Orch. 7:46-"Don't You Believe It.
 Yankee Net.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-03
Only Race For A
KeyhoIe In World

There is, for instance, the mara
thon race between teams from I'M
perial and Holtville high schools.
1t comes under the reporters No. 2
heading. because it is free It is
free, in fact. to everybody from
Holtyille through FL Centro to the
fair grounds. because that is the
course the race will take. To the
lads who win viii go the honor Of
throwing open the gates of the cOun-
ty fair to the public for the first
time in 1888
Each Of the thirty boys on each
team will dash a mere half mile
at top speed, just to hand a key
TO the fairgrounds to the chap who
is waiting to run the next half
mile. Holtville reached the goal
first last year by virtue of high
speed sprint for the last couple OF
miles.
One sports scribe commented re-
Gently that the race should receive
national publicity because of its
unique character. It is the only
race in the world in which the
runners dash 80 miles TO a keyhole.
No such empty prize awaits the
winners Of the Three-A auto races
Sunday. The $500 prize money
and She reputation of the fair
grounds race track as one of the
speedieSt in the nation-will attract
3 group Of the fastest castor-oil
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-03
a and lizard Too
Dull For Fair.

There is neither "a" nor lizard"
on the county fair entertainment
program, but if anything else is
missing it is only because the fair
board. in II months of intensive
thinking. couldn't think of it And
there are some pretty hardy mara
thon thinkers on the fair board
Both "A" AMI lizard. it shoulG
be explained, were dropped as pos
sible entertainment features because
the board found them most prevail
cnt in dictionaries and encyClo..
pedias s-both rather s1ull affairs)
AZ chat, the alphabetical urge had
its innings. For reference see the
AAA. automobile races beginning
at l pm. Sunday. Mar. 6.
Otherwise. the program offers
everything from horse show to oper-
ctta. In between are Japanese fenc-
ing. jiu jitsu. a rodeo, as much
vaudeville as $4,000 persons can as
sin1ilate in nine days. all the anna
teur numbers Imperial county can
furnish, enough music to start a
patriotic war. enough polo to kill %
men (if each Of them got in the
way Of anOthers nlallet), more than
enough speeches to fill the con-
gressional record-and make it a
whale of a lot more interesting
than it is and-but this could go
on forever. There is a lot of en-
tertainment
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-03
Co,Dboys To Trot
Out Talents.

Cowboys will offer their talents
for the entertainment of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fair Attender during the nine
lay program.
The old fashioned rodeo, which
has only recently attained the popu-
larity it once held many years ago.
will reign supreme when list of
the valleys best rope throwers and
bronc busters. compete in q cutting
event.
Cutting. according to the rule
book. is a contest in which a cow
boy must ride among many COWS
ard cut just one out of that hero
without disturbing the others.
Seems almost impossible to the
average fair-goer, but to the cow
boy it is just part of days work.
The cowman who gets his COW in
the shortest time shall be declared
winner.
Americanism will be the theme
Of the American Legion entertain
ment program and OUTSTANDING
speakers, including state officials
will be on hand for a part in the
affair.
Imperial Valley has shown its pa
triotiSm in problems confronted il
the development of the county and
the Legion officials plan to show
the results of the valleys anti-rcd
stand.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-03

gram of entertainment will be the
part taken by a group OF san
DicganS who will bring three bands
for San Diego day at the fair.
The group, which will travel as
a motorcade from San Diego, Will
be conducted to the fair with a
rolice escort from Jacumba. The
delegation will be headed by Sen.
Ed Fletcher. Mayor Percy Benbough
and supervisor Leroy Richards.
Thus the county fair becomes a
good will performer, for such a
program will cement the friendship
and cooperation between San Diego
and Imperial counties.
Brown Military Academy band,
Bonham Brothers Boys band and
the GrosSmont high school band will
appear in the valley to play.
The San Diego committee which
arranged the program are: u. s.
Grant, of the San Diego Chamber
If Commerce, Homer Skipper, John
Hcttich, president of the highway
30 chamber of commerce and Noel
Brown.
Firework displays will be pro
vidcd in the final two days of the
fair at the grandstani.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-03

Frank Breeder, driver - Owner,
Fred Lecklider-Santa Monica.
Chet Gardner driver - Owner,
Chet Gardner, Gardner - Long
Beach.
Ray Gardner. driver - Owner,
Gardner, Miller-Long Beach.
Elmer Moody. driver-Owner, l
Holland, Holand--Los Angeles.
George ConnOr, driver - Owner
Connor, Miller-Los Angeles.
Jim Wilburn, driver-OWner, w
WOestman, Woestman-Altadena.
-, driver Owner, Woest-
man. Observation-Disclosures.
Rex Mays, driver - Owner. Pau
WeiTick. Weirick-Eagle Rock.
From wheels to hoofs goes the
next sporting event on the program
the polo series that will match
the fast swinging Yuma team
against the equally rapid Hynes
team, and the Glen Willow five
against the Valencia quintet