i ii» -1 1.1531 ,0. 111‘. NIL. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7,1926. ,._. . ‘ ~ -. « .1 twiwmmwspwr'x ' 1. PAGE'1H11111'1N The Opportunities Which Pass Through The Classified Columns Daily man son 0080! III-VICE .Ailedserorsetrictedtotheir proper classification and the regular ‘ Sentinel style of type. 1. CLASSIFIED RATES Dally rate per line for.consecn- tive insertions: ‘ Charge Cesh‘ .‘SIs Deys ............ .00 M Three Days ........... .10 .00 OneDey...............11 .10 No advertisement taken for less . then so cents. Based on a minimum of 0 lines. Count five everage words to tb Mine. Charged ads will be ived by telephone and if paid at of co with. ‘ In seven days from the first day of Insertion cash rate will be allowed. Ads ordered for three or six days and stopped before expiration will only be charged for the number of times the ed appeared and adjust- ment made at the rate earned. Special rates for yearly advertising upon request, :5 i THE SENTINED Allows As An Accommodation Extension of its Public Service. CREDIT O to those CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS who are telephone subscrib- ers. Bills are mailed promptly on the date of first insertion with the exception that in view of the w extended they will paid before the seven day cesh discount hes expired. The continuation of the policy ls dependent on the co- operation given by the public in minimizing collection ex- penses by prompt payments. a." OU'NCEMENTS— . I-Deaths . Hind of Thanks " l—Is Memories: Funeral Dirsuors 0—Ionurnsnts. Cemetery m 0-Socleties and Lodges 30-1.“! end Found " UTOMOTIVE— 71A—1Automobiis Agencies ' 11—Autornobiies For Sale 10-Anto Trucks For his 10—Auto Accessories ‘. .1 10-Matorcycies end Bicyeies II—Wented—Antemotive DUSINESS SERVICE— ' ts-Bueiness Services uttered ' 10—Building end Connecting WOUND!“ limes. I“. ”In! I. LADIES GOLD WRIST WATCH- With holder end straps. initials B 3. II. on back. between Betts Piece end :3 Seeview Ave. ne- ward. 10 Bette Place E. Norweik. LOST—Bank iiook No. 2108. Peo— ples Trust Co. Finder please re- turn to Bank. SHAGGY SHEEP DOG LOST—Grey beck. tnn stockings. vcry effec~ tionete. Norwalk iiconse 55882 on collar. Reward. Phone 2344. 37 Taylor Ave. AUTOMOTIVE AItOliOMB N hie II 1923 FORD SEDAN—In good condi- tion. Telephone 4610. ‘0“ SALE OR EXCHANGE—We have several used sedans that are priced right. A small first pay- ment will put any one of those on the road. The balance may be paid on easy terms. with no flnanoc chargc. Call 754. BENEDICT'S NASH AGENCY. THE NORWAI.K FRANKLIN CO. Phone 1831 98 Wall St.. Nor-walk W. R. AUSTIN South Norwsik Phone 1053 CHEVROLET SALES as SERVICE Westport 000 ”MIN“! Stations to Repairing on all makes of care. Storage by the day. week or month. your car washed while you wait. AU'IO EXCHANGE GARAGE 3 Elisabeth St. Tel 4127 BUSINESS SERVICE lusine- m Offered MARINE MOTORC— overhauled. Special outboard motors over- hauled. 010. FITZGERALD AWNING CO. First I: New Sis. Phone 3030 UPHOLSTERING——end c a bin e t work. Picture framing, mirrors end upholsterers' supplies. Chair cenlng. etc. A Bergstrom. New I. O. O. F. Bldg. So. Norwelk. Cleaning. Dyeing. Renovating so HELLO BlLlr—New hetf No. the old one: cleaned blocked and trimmed Looks swell Who did the Job? The Practical Renovst. ing Hat Shop. 11 N Main St.. S. Norwelk Conn. up 1 flight stairs. e satisfied customer is our aim. lovins. Trucking SW NAGY BROS—Storage. All kinds lo- cal and long distance trucking Plano hoisting. Special vsns for moving. 3 ton Mach dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 818 daytime: 30*“ nights. L". LOYMEII'I' Help Wanted-Female 32 GIRL OPERATORS—on Slater 31—Dreutneking end Illllinery al—Beetlng. Plumbing. Roofing lt—lnsurence and Surety Bonds SIJmcltingb-Storege N—Peihting. Pepertng. Decor-st. .1 SI—IProfesslo Services 31‘ ,as—Repeiri end Refinishing 1111.1 so—Telloring end Pro-ing ' Si-Wented—Buslness Service EMPLOYMENT— Siva—Employment Agencies 1 Is—nelp Wanted ' ; se—nelp Wentsd-Ilsle 1 stoneip—Itele end l'enisle - . ss—Solicttors. t‘lenve-ere. Agents ”climatic” Wanted—Semis Ila—Situations Wanted—Hue FIN AN CIAL— . "amnion Opportunities oo-Iuney to Loen—Hortgeges INSTRUCTION—- , dt-Loesl Instruction Classes ; e0—18udoel. Denies. Dramatic dd-Wsnted-Instrnction LIVE STOCK— 1 07-0005 C003. Other Pei! ‘ 00-30mm. Cattle. Vehicles " d0—Poni and Supplies -lee Stock ~e Shep—Barter and Exchange Isa-loan end Aeeenorles “.mudtsg lsterisis ld—Bnlne- end Ofdoe Equip- meet 30-min and Data Products 00-min. Feed. Fertiliser ' . 1 S‘l—Good Things to list " ' sfi-ncesehcid Goods ‘ 00—Jmlry.‘ Wetohu. Diamonds s1-elteohinery end Tools ”Audi-ice! lterchendtse II-e—ltsdto Equipment em Pinata Mere tee-nipecleis at the Stores ”i . Sewing machines. Neat work. good pay. Apply Polsky. 43 Railroad Ave., South Norwalk. IRLS WANTED—Apply Norwalk steam laundry. 43 Day St. South Norwalk. paramount-341111111111. aged wo- men to take care of house for smell family. Telephone 2238. SALESEADY WANTED—Must have ti experience in retail store. Steady . position. Elleran's Stationery store. )1 11 Main St. Nor-walk. mCIAIIDISI Musical Merchandise 03 RADIOS We sell the following radio Ite- diolae. Super-lineman. At ter- Kcnt. Bosch and Freshmen. Smell payment down on any of these ra- dios brings one to your home. Bei- ence Fox's way. only to pay. ALFRED'FOX PIANO CO. South Norwelk. a‘ooiss elm Donn Bonnie With Board 07 ltOOM AND BOARD -- In private family. 8 Putnam avenue near West avenue. South Norwelk. Telephone son-w. Gentlemen only. Rooms Without Board NICE-Furnished rooms for man and wife or two ladies reasonable. trolley passes door 27 Woodward Ave. S. Norwnik Conn. REAL ESTATE res DER-1: N Apartments and Flats APARTMENT—22 Fairfield Ave. first floor. 4 home. all improve- ments. Newly decorated. Inquiro Palace Confectionery. 17 North Main St. So. Norwnlk. ‘ APARTMENT—In new house, 6 rooms. 325.00. all modern im- provements except heat. Also gar- age. 08 Tlerncy It. Inquire A. IlICCI. 22 Tierney St. Phone 2021. FIVE ROOMS-downstairs. corner Monroe end Franklin St. all im- provements. Inquire. B. Policy. 29 Monroe St. Phone 2227. NICE—Housekeeping rooms with all improvements. including range. tubs. Hot and cold water. also single bed room. 32 Flax Hill Rd. near South Norwnlk Cong. church. 2 .4 ROOMS—ail improvements. Herd wood floors. nice pantry. Ilet we- iei- heat furnished, 10 Hillside St. Phone 2567. SEVEN ROOMS—Bath all improve- ments. convenient lecation. Rent 345.00. Inquire 9 Concord St. l-‘OR RENT—Delightful 8 room house. all modern improvements. Stcam heat. garage. Established neighborhood. South Norwelk. Phone 3915. WALTER R. COLLINGS.’ REALTOR. Business Pieces For Rent 73 FOR RENT—Well established and fully equipped Lunch Room on Boston Post Road. It you are inter- ested in a. good location where rea- sonable terms may be arranged. get in touch with us immediately. THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY. Washington St. South Norwelk .lEAL ESTATE FOR SALE noml’ropertyl'brsde ss Good brick business block for sale: this one brings income. As it is a bargain end well located it will not be on the market long. Come in end let us tell you about it. THE FUDGE REALTY COMPANY. Washington St. South Norwelk lioness For Sale so FOR SALE OR RENT—Two fem- ily 10 room house. double garage. in Third Taxing District. on trol- ley line. Vacant Dec. 1st. See The Tammany Agency. Reel Es- tate and Insurance. 123 Washing- ton St. Phone 3344. y e ONE 8: TWO-FAMILY HOUSES— all conveniences. residential neigh- walk and East Norwalk. borhoods. Norweik. South Nor- f things. practical use. A-B-C and 1-2-3 order. is filled with them! The Man Who Goes After Opportunity— Knows the alphabet Well enough to know that “B” comes after “A" and that. “ "’ comes after “B.” And as soon as he [carried to count he found that 2 comes after 1. He doesn’t brag much about this knowlcdge because he knows that sveiybtdy knows tho-.0. But—lie does put this knowledge to He goes after opportunilx Vlil. 'lhe Sentinel AB-C Classified Columns—“11m- all the pro- fitable oflcrs are arranged for quick finding in This wouldn’t be a quick finding sysicm if he didn’t know that “B" coincs 11ftcr “A,” and 2 nl‘icr 1—but he does know it! 1 And the classified section would not be a' complete catalogue of opportunity if it were llliE filled with all the best offer of tlic city—but it You. too, should go nilvr opportunity via the A-B-C Classified Columns! The A-B-C Classified Ads Always the Seine—In Service Always Different—In Opportunity CLASSIFIED DISPLAY _ Spring Prices Always Higher '_ 501T}! NORWALK Two family. 11 room housc. 2 car garage. all improvements. 'conter. Price 010.000. Cash 38.000. BARGAIN—Two family house. 12 rooms. all iniprovcmcnts. Garage. near center. I'rico 39.500. Very easy terms. Modern Home —— 8 rooms. steam beat. all improvements. 1 block off West Ave. Price 343.500. Cash end terms to suit. EAST NORWALK Just built—6 room house and garage. ell improvements. best loca- tion. Price 37,500. Very easy terms. Brand new. 3 room house. steam beat. all improvements. sun parlor. tile kitchen and bath. Make offer. Easy terms: Three family house near C. a K. factory, all improvements. Garage. always rented. Price 311.000. Cash 03.000. Terms. Beautiful building lots. sacrificed for 31.000. “3:130. Just off East Ave. Gas, sewer. water in street. SEE OR CALL wane} R. Collings REALTOR 33 17 Main Street So. 13 Phone 3915 SOMERS&SOMERS m PAINT PEOPLE Box 217. Manchester, Conn. ELECTRICIANS HELPER—At once one with experience preferred. Ap- lily R. J. Hennessy, 38 West Wish. ulngton St. South Norwalk. WANTED—Boys to sell flavoripg ex- tracts after school: send for free sample. Wakefield Extract Co.. Senbornville. N. H. . INSTRUCTIO‘ Ilusicsl. Dendng, Dramatic dd PIANO INSTRUCTION. Conservatory course. Miss 3. De- lise. Pupil'of New York College of lusts. 0 Putnam Ave. 80. Norwelk. Near" West Ave. LIVE STOCK Eases. (hale. vehicle- es Help Wanted—leis 33 HOME REALTY COMPANY AMBITIOUS Man, over thirty. for CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Iight.', pleasant. outside work in So. orwalk. Good pay. Write WINDOW SHADES PAINTS For Rent Four rooms, bath, all improve- ments. Heat furnished. Jeni- tor service. $45.00 per month during winter, $35.00 per month during summer. In- quire of .I. M. Layton & Co.. Inc. 36 Washington Street So. Norwelk, Conn. Tel. 33 ROOF COATINGS I nonwanu so. NORWALK so Wall St. sac Railroad Ave. WE DELIVER Q our OUR -WAY__ BLAH! I'LL do our AN GRAIEwnI-I 11-: ems: 'Fone. 1‘LL ear AT A TABLE wn’i-i A PACK 0' VAl-loos'. I'VE. HAD ANoFF i e FOB SALE—3 grade Guernsey and Jersey cove nearly dry. Price reasonable. See' Supt. Chas. it. Barrie Ledgewood Farm. Tele- 1phone 3820-4. ' .CEANDISI A” lbs rials Ii AVOID. DISAPPOINTMENTI— 0r. dsr your Christmas wreaths. Rop- ing end Crosses now for prompt delivery. 1!. A. Taylor. Willow St. Norwelk 000-3. STORE FIXTURES—Cash register-s. show cases. refrigerators. mess choppers. end all kinds of bank- rupt store fixtures. Bridgeport hiss Company. :01 Noble Ave- , nus. degowrt. Conn. ‘ Idol Ifescbesdhe 00 WILLI—SIISIIJGH'HJIUSID slayer Ho withronsend bench 0070. terms. ran 1m PIANO co. ems m renews-Deni: urnron'r pr. see. m. can ssunwacr. flamenco Nerwelk. ammumm uuwmmm FOR SALE New two family house, consisting of “ l steed rooms 'on each (i Modern in every detell._ two hot water heating systems. located in verv good residential section. Several six and govern room houses at reasonable prices. CAN” 8: .CO. 17 SMS M # TI. Stamford ties-s BUTHDAVS ’fl-il‘s us "s‘VAHoo‘ Attacked For illi- fourth time in recent months George II. Dale, fighting .\luncio (ind). editor. has been at- tiickcd by persons unknown. This time a shot was fired through a window of his home, narrowly mis- sing his daughtcr. Elisabeth. Dale. who gained national prominence by his fight on the Lian. was arrested recently on a charge of slender and 1's ‘IIIOW being protected in the Muncic a . Test Answers These are the correct answers to the theater test questions which ap- pear on the comic page: l—Lyn do Putti. 2—Biond. a—Alac Francis. t—Owcn Davis. s—Merqulse. G—Fenny Brice. 7~Riohnrd Dix. 8—Ll~:a Grey. 9—Wallace Beery and Raymond Hatton. 10—-Patsy Ruth Miller. ~— -Advcrtise in The Sentinel for the best results. WELL, HAmT THEY GRMTUDE woo C10 vii—iAiz’s A REAL FER \luH ’1’ Au Po‘i’ CAKE MUNOUH Ts UP '76 CANDLES ’fHET BARREL. A 81 i-IDA\-l ON'i’i-iERE? 13:! .115 A PAm<l FER HIM, ITOLDVUH 1:“ Le. our Now A»: HE. “1.1.5.3. HE. WAS FROM '17—1' Her-T CNN '75’ ! "O‘Ti-i‘ CANDLES! l6 ‘i‘l-IET now were But 11’é'A‘CAKEi Rum TH‘ HONESI' «anew: WES , DID “L DAILY RADIO PROGRAM 1 Tuesday, December 7. Dr. R. D. Ogilby. president of Trin- lty College. will make an address from WI’ZI'Il at 7:30 p. m. for the opening Hdio icuturo Tuesday. The Edison Hour from WIINY At 3:00 will take lor its theme “\thro Tragedy llrigns." Two linnd roncl-rls will then Rania on tho air. the Camden Ilttli inntry Ilniul rndistlng music from Wll’ at 8:13 run] the New Iork I’o~ lice Bond providing music from WNYC at 8:30. "our high lights are ilsti-d for 9:00. in “12:11“ chain will present the I-h'creudy Novelty orches- ire and tho Itcvcllri's: KDKA will offer "In l-‘ninlnnd" by opera and roller-rt singers and an orchestra etiicr Willi a group of French s (1 En llsli songs: and “'MAQ In time cost music of the Women's Symphony ()I‘t‘llf‘llll‘ll. At 0:30 the I‘hilorucl (‘Iiorus u'lll sing from Wll‘ and the Chopin Singing Society will give a ronrci't from “'MAK. Auc- tion bride instruction \\'1ll be contin- und through the \\’-§i AF chain at 10: 00. The llorkcy (‘7'1 iisisst mnv tune to WliZ at 0:15 for lie lloston- New York clash. llsck face type lndlcstee best features All programs Eastern Standard Time. Leading East Stations. WPG. ATLANTIC CITY—299.0. 7:30 I' hi.—l)inucr music: fashion. 8:05—Shclburnc mimic; conccrt. 1 9:0(L—Ilunl li'io. “lulu—Bridge game; studio program. limo—Supper i‘lub orchestra. WBAL. BALTIMORE-243. 0:30 l',.\l.—i)innir orchestra. Izao-hlnie quu r11 t. 1; fluid—Trio. illil'lltilii'. 9:00—Juliilco liliKt‘l'F. 9:30—Viollnlst. piim'sl. 10:00—hlunli'iiml irinil. 11:00—11:1111‘1- OTI‘IIPSII‘H. ‘ WEEI. BOSTON—343.3. 1:” P.M.—-Dr. R. 8. Ogilby. presi- dent oi Trinity College. Ills—\luslcul. 3100—8111119 as “I"..‘iF until 10: 80. 10: 30—81" Ii: irrlson nlr cruise. WNAC. BOSTON—319. 0:30 PAL—Dinner dance. 8:00—hluslcnl. 3: Oil—Concert. 10: 03-Duncc music. WGR. BUFFALO—319. Ii :00 AM. —llomo economics talk. 6: 30 P. M. —lxipcs Stntlcr orchestra. 7 Sill—“Old lllikory Talk. ' Vikings 8' 80—7. W. Strnnnhnn recital. ii: 00——Snmc. as “'1‘. AF in 11: 30. WM AK. BUFFALO—333. 3:I0 PAL—Buffalo A. C. music. 3:1I0—Tlicnlcr musical. 8:30—Shopping tnlk. 0:00—'l‘rip to Gospel Itlclody Land. 9:30—Ciiapln Sin Ina society. 10:30——Plcrce's orc ici-tre. 11:30—Wbozlt scsslon. 12:00—Thenter orgnn. WLW. CINCINNATI—422.3. 8:00 PAL—Concert. "1'. use‘ ~s moo—Symphony orchestra. WHAR. ATLANTlc CITY—273. 3:30 PJI. —Stngo talk. 0: 00-Seuslde trio. WKRC. CINCINNATI—422.3. 70'. 00 I'. M. —-Alms orchestra. ll: (JO—Pianist: dance program. WSAI. CINCINNATI—323. 7:00 PAL—String quartet. moo—Same as “'EAF to 10:30. 12:00—lloicl h'lnton orchestra. WHK.CLEVELAND—2123. 0: 00 1‘. ‘.\l. -—Stnllcr orchestra. 7: 30—Snnla and Jack Claus. O—Ilsrmonists. popular. Ito—Studio program. 10:30—0rciicst : \Viiozit contest. WCX—WJ , DETROIT—511. 3:00 I'..\I.—Goldkciio ensemble. 7:00—Goldkettc's Symphony orch. 8200—1". Clemens talent. IOZOO-Iled Apple Club. WJ. DETROIT-352.7. 0: 00 I". M. —Dlnner concert. 3' 0—Snine as WEAR CNRA. MONCTON—mn4 3: 00 1’. M.-—.Concert program. to: OO-CNRA (lance orchestra. WHN, NEW YORK—331. 0 Pill. -Orchcstra. songs to 13. WLWL. NEWY YRO K—334. 0:00 YUM—Pianist: talk: trio. 0: ill-Quartet: "Current Plays." 10:15—13nSI-nible. quartet. organ. WM CA. NEW YORK—341. 1:00 RM. -Orchcstra: talks. MOO—Soprano; theater program. kin—"Tho (iny Ninctlcs." in music. Secondary Eastern Stations. .. WTAM, CLEVILAND—u0.4. l2:30 l'.lii.-(.‘n|lcgiirn scl'rnadcrs. 6:15—(‘II-Vclenti orchestra. 7:l5—'l‘hcnicr vuudi-vllle. 8:00—samo as “'1'. \l‘ to ll 00. lizOO—Wy'lii-s iii-(onliiig on in slrn WTIC. HARTFORD—47 5.9. 7:00 i' M. ——Trinity (‘ ollegc course. 7-:10—lleriton coutraito. 11 (III—MUSIC n store. 0' 00—.Snnphonlc ensemble: soprano. it): 03—] 'iiiltls Iloml orchestra. WOR. NEWARK—400. 7:30 l'..\i.—<Cliln Lou‘s orchestra. 3:1111—'l‘ulks: rim-is. 3:30—0ruun; laundry program. ll:UI)—i‘ariioii 'I‘ori'nt‘i- urchin-11111, WBZ. NEW ENGLAND—333.1. 3:I5 EAL—Organ roi'itnl. 0:.‘lii—Andrcw's trouliiidours. 7:0Il—lilarkcls; organ. 72l3—lil. A. (‘. riidlo forum. 7:30—Techtonlans; singing pianist. 3:15—Boston-New York. hockey. IOIOS—Ilcisnisn's orciu'slrn. WEAF. NEW YORK—492. 3:00 I‘.M.-\Vuldorf dinner music. 7:00—i‘iunologurs; i-‘rcnch lccturc. 7:30—Grent bionicnts in History. 8:00—Vtkings. Norwegian iollr songs. bzio-Biickeye qunrlcl. 9:00—Everesdy Novelty orchestra and the Revellers. WOO-Auction Bridge Instruction. 10:30—r‘runk Farrell's orchcsiru. 11:30-annsscn's Hofbrnu orchcsira. 633. NEW YORK—316. 7: 20 I' ..\l. ~Arrowh ed Inn orclicstra 8: Ill—Dramatic rcn liurs. 8. SO‘LIrooklyn strino Quartet.s songs ii: oo—lcwish folk rind 1117.7. tunc. MIC—Sacred song concert. EMS—Literature gems. Sioo—"ln Fairyland," opera singers. 11:35—Tbentcr conccrt. WGY. SCHENECTADY—379.3. 11:55 A.M.——Tlmc. weather. produce. farm flashes. stocks. 2:00 P.M.-—0ne-act play. 6:00~Stock reports. :30—Tcn Eyck dinner program. 10:00—Tour with WJZ. ‘ 10:30—WMAK studio musical. 10:15—Muslc. Ilzoo—McAIpin orch.: entertainers. WNYC. NEW YORK—326. l1:33 YUM—Pianist: talk: songs. 3. 30—1". H. Vixetelly. talk. 3:Y45-—N. Y. Police Sand. 10: 00—Dramatio readings: songs. WRNY. NEW YORK—374. 0:00 P. BIL—Edison Hour. “Where ‘rrsoedy Reigns." 9:00—Ben Bernie' s orchestra. into—Ensemble: talk; ensemble. 11:15—Theater party. WF'I. PHILADELPHIA—895. 0: 30 I’. M. -Adelphia orchestra. 7' OD-Childrcn' s period. 3' 0310— Same as WEAF to 11:30. WCAE. PITTSBURGH—461. 3: 00 RM .—-'I‘wo orchest ms. 7. 30—Key-bce; fashion: budget talks. 3' OO—Vikings with WEA 8:30—W in lfred Perry. contralto. 0:00—Sams as \VEAF to 11:30. Ilzao—Confrey's. Depp's orchestras. WSCH. PORTLAND—500. 3:00 I’M—Same es WEAF. 8:80—Theeter orchestra. 9: IS—Potter's Popular Players. 10: Oil—Same as W AF. ooWRC WASHINGTON—439. P33 —Raleigh orchestra, 8: 00—Semse W.JZ 9. Oil—Musical lwith WEAR IO: 00c—Same as WJZ. 10:30-10 Paradls Bend. -.. Builermilk Basis For Making Handles To French Umbrellas The French Chamber of Deputies has just discovcrul that suckling pigs. and not babies. are the chief sufferers iii the manufacture of "Tom Thumb" umbrella. handles from milk products. Deputy Admiral Jaurcs brother ‘of the well-known Socialist orator. in the course of a debate on the agri- cultural budget. asserted that the umbrella handles were made from milk. huge quantities of which were bought up by manufacturers to the detriment of the youth of the coun~ try. His charges produced much indig- By WILLIAMS ... w—n j BUT sTiFF‘Ii we COOLoN‘ err EM ALL ON 11-1 nation among his fellow deputies until one of them observed that the composition from which the handles are made are derived. not from fresh milk. but from butter-milk and that the only sufferers are suckling pigs. the sole consumers of butter- milk in France. Bobbeil Hair Keeps 1" ed Young Lady romCooking Class Bobbed hair was barred Mlle. do Rohan. glitcr of tho Viscount dc. Rohan. om learning the art of wielding pots and pans. The direc~ tors of the domestic science school which the titled young lady sought to enter was of the old school, and did rid! realize that shortflocks have been shlonabie in Paris for the last tuo‘or three years. "Unless you wear a wig. Made- moiselle,” the stern directress re- marked. “! cannot have you in the same class with m other young lal dies. You may come back and learn cooking when your hair has grown out again." Not. wishing to go back to the powdered wigs of theryancestors. Mlle. de Roban has abandoned. for the time being at least. all efforts to become a culinary artist. The army is doing business on a cash basis. virtually all of Its bills being paid monthly. a financial re- port of the military service revealed. We Are Our Owii Whole Selers end Retailers of Quality Groceries A.F.BeckmailnCo Int. Washington Street Phone-3333 So. Not-walk 0:3 Mixed quui'tci: 'ccllist. wear: FORT WORTH—173. 10:30o-Arrovvliemi lnu orchestra. 11,".11 1- \l - 11 ”1-111. 1 11.1 WJZ. NEW YORK—455. i1 oil—l ort \‘wuih i'Iuh 1111111 1 - 1:00 PAL—Hotel Penn orchestra. 111- 3o~1£11-:~-:unl»11 11-11. on. 2:05—Menu. household talks. wa. HAVANA— 00. 4:30—Ilun nrinn concert orchcstrn. a 31) P \1 —\Ill111ii\‘ 1.‘-' 11 1' 6:32—Stoc and cotton cxchnngc quo- KTHS. HOT sPnIr. OS»—' tntions: fnrm nmrkct reports. 10:10 1’..\l.~~l)-mm- ii. I 7:00-r‘renk Dole, dog talk. nus—Jrirms: 11111 11 11111: - 7:ifi-—Commodlre concert orchestra. WDAF. KANSAS CITY-41v e 8: oo—Spnrkcrs. orrhcsiis. \ocnlists. 7:111: 1',\|_w,\.1.11>.s.1.; 111 11‘: 11 'i: 15—A. Fliiilc. soprnno: cinrnctist. 12:15 .\..\l.—1X'u11111.1\\li 1.. j. 10: ll t’l‘our.‘ 'A Day in L‘cilln.” KFI. L05 ANGLLES-.v-'. 10:3 'Duo. 11:00 lull—.1311- 11:. 10:4 Leonnrd's orclicsti'n 12:1111_\.111i-il- - 11..1 1111-..1111 WIP PHILADELPHIA-508.2. no.) \ \1__. -.- Nu m (1 1 3:10 1"..17 oncn. Franklin Orchestra. KHJ, LOS ANGELES—J'J 7: 00—Children' s period: drninu. 11:00 1'. M ..|:mum.._ 8:15—Clmden 114th Iniantry Band. 13100—121-1ilnn-Is I 11\'11':'i!\' prim-uni. 9:00—Phliomei Chorus. 1:00 .-\.Nl,—«l::1ilun\' (11.1.. .11- Io:05-—.\lovle Broadcnr-t. WHAS, LOUISVILLE—1:00. 10:30—McDonnld‘s orchestra. 3;:10 i-,.\1,._V,n.-11.11'.~z llli'lmiiit’u. KDKA. PITTSBURGH—309. wcco. MINN.. ST. PAUL—1:6. 0:15 PAL—Dinner concert. 3:111: 1-..\i..-\\‘I-1.\l-‘ |1lOf|illlL 7:25—Markets: addrcse. "Cool From 111:111‘1_1'1..1.-m;.1.- 5.111.115, I‘It to Market." )1;u:’1—()11111001‘ pump-111, 11:00 I‘..\I.—-'I‘lir~ 1'1121 11111:, 11:00 l‘.I\l.-—Or'g'1n. l2:00—Hnrmony ii-nm: trio. :80—"Tlie Constellations and Hon to 3:110 I‘.I\I.—-S(‘llt>r1lh(illsv; six-111g qnnr. . Find Them” 9:00—Qunrtni: soloists: .lnt'k Lillic.‘ 7:45—Olllo Yettru. lanlst. “mug“... um“... .u'i-hi-strug to 3:101, 8:00—Spnrkcrs Wit “'JZ. WCBD. ZION—344.6. 12:00—I’uhllc Scl'vicc program. . 12:45 A.I\l.-—llil>le lcctui'c. ’ 10: 00-’l‘hcaitr No.2: 12: Oil—Victorians; studio program. ll:IS-Stndlo features; Hawaiian and II: 00 I‘. \I. —3 hour entertainmnnt. 12:00—Thcntcr program. 10: 00 P. .\I. —l' opulair and old time mu- 11:00—Pat Kroh‘ s orchestra. 10:00 PAL—Musicians (2 hrs.) 11:30 ELL—Quartet. New Dresses For Leading DX Slut-1111's WSD. ATI A\ (A 01101-51 1. ,\1 J 1 li:iG-—(."t\iu~11. KYW. CHICr-(m fi'liO-lilusir-il: 11-1 1. li‘I‘lil——(‘llll‘:~'ii .1l 11-1 - 1 -' ll:30~Cont:1--1:111 1.111. 1 1 WBBM. CHIC/11.0 0:00 I'..'\I- .\lo-lcin i. hawks. 10:00—4m'h1'sil'n: \'m' 1', ' v . '- 12:00—L‘oou Sun-iris \ 1'1 . WGN~WLIB. CHIt Ann 9100 I' .\l.— .\‘111111- 11.1 \\ 1,11 1. III'1301.\l:1|-- 1111111111; ii--. ' 1 II 1111- :~':1111 '11' “11-11, I‘ ., i “maul-'11: urn-11; 1'. .. clusliu in II. :1. 1- WLS. CHICAGO—11'1” 800 I'..\i. » 121111 11:1:11- 1. ; 11 ll.Iti-(ir,-_.|n, . 12Im~’l‘\\11d:111r1- (11.1.1111 1:: . WMAQ. CHICAGO—4‘70. .. 7:00 l'..\I,Atli,'-111; i-i'i-iuril 9:00—Woman s Symphony r ,... ‘- WFAA. DALLAS—«ii 7' '10 I' \l —(uini‘i|:~'l "1 ,‘i ii .i'h H11 11'" 11:11:11; i- 1200— [MI \\--111 irl"lll U1'1 WOC. DAVENPORT—.12" 1. 8:110 PAL-«Sunn- .'1~: \\'II\I, lULJ'i—IIV'lil'loiis ll‘l'llili' KOAI DENVER—3.": i. 11:00 I‘..\i.—-.\lu-liwi 1-1.1! -. HO. DES MOINES—LC”. 0:30 l‘..\I ——Ii:ilir| l‘l‘l‘i'l rt. 0:70—1“iziiiist-cniupn: 1'. I‘Jillti-linlii 1- [Wm 1:111». WSM. NASHVILLE—283. 9:00 P.M.—-Fisk U. quartet. KGO. OAKLAND—361. 2:0ll—Suiprlse lil'nuili'nsl. KPO. SAN FRANCISCOHZB. 1:00 A.YII.—I’:Ilncr\ llcm-l orchestra. KMOX. ST. LOUIS—280.2. 9:00 PIA—Chorus; club; soloists. . Secondary East Stations WORD. BATAVlA-Z'IS. 3:00 PAL—I'uhlic Service program. ; mandolin-guitar: i, , ’ 1 ll: WEBH—WJJD. CHICAGO—370. . 8:00—0rrhestrn; soloists. 0:00—Chlldrcn's muslcnl hour. 710- pleco orch. D;- . WENR. CHICAGO—266. 7:00 I‘.M.—-lnsii'unu'ntul trio. 9:00—I‘lonecrs (2 hours.) WHT, CHICAGO—400. 8:10 PAL—«Orgnn: chapel sci'viccs. rnnlc quartet. ’ 1:00 AM. —1’our Hour League. 1' WQJ. CHICAGO—447”! " WJAX. JACKSONVILLE—336.9. \- 7:00 PAL—Music to 10:00. WREO. LANSING—285.3. 3:15 I‘..\l.—Band and soloists. WMC. MEMPHIS—500. 9:30 P..\l.—Ga,voso orchestra. WOAW. OMAHA-526 s‘c: poultry. pig tulk. KMA. SHENANDOAH—461.3. 0A. SEATTLE—454.3. \VICC, BRIDGEPORT—285. P. M. Tum—To be announced. 8:00—V’lola Hudson. pianist. RENT JOHNSON ELECTRICAL FLOOR. 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