matter of Installation to ascertain that the commission write the differ- chestra, two trtoa, the Rhythm Olrla, RENOVIZE... your horns ’Stakes whether some existing Navy radio ent universities, colleges and scien- the Melody Boys and Arthur Bor an, Aik mar old rosidoat how IsnwauiTi Two •or chwre* ax*. Big property In the vicinity of Washing- tiftfl Qlf hImMiIIH. . won by default from Leo national League in return for two Manka (Brooklyn); J. C Elmore (Mem- James and phis) beat A. F. Warner (Baltimore), young pitchers, McCloskey 21—12. 21—0. John Merena. George Nelson (Washington) beat Fred (Ooprrisht. 1934.) Eastern Standard Time, Schmidt (West Side, N. Y.), 21—3, 21—2; February 22 John Endezevick (Cleveland) beat Walter Thursday, Streuli (Memphis). 21—12. 21—3; Robert WRC 950k WMAL 630k VJSV 1,460k WOL 1,310k LEAGUE REORGANIZED Kunow (Rochester) beat M. Buck (Wash- j | | | | ington). 21—20. 14—21. 21—10; Jack Schwartz (Washington) beat B. C. Walz Denver and Pueblo Voted Out of (Camoen, N. J), 21—2. 21_4- Jack P.M. AFTERNOON Screnco (St. Louis) beat Arnold Schotz PROGRAMS._P.M. (Rochester). 21—ti. 21—7; M. A. Bates Arthur Godfrey Variety Matine* 3:00 Venerable Western (Columbus) won 3 00 Ma Perkins "Chopin"—drama. Loop. by default from L. H. 2:15 Loble (Helena, Mont.); Joseph Cowley 3:15 The Upstaters A CEDAR (Washington) beat Joe M Federation 3.30 RAPIDS, Iowa. February Heindl (Baltimore). 3:30 Woman's Radio Review Student 21—8 11—21. 21—12: E. D. Overcash mm 22 (A3).—The Western League, oldest .... Moose Greensboro* N. C>. beat Don Joss 3; 45 Round-up_3:45 of minor has been re- < league circuits, Rochester). 21—8. 21 —11. Albert Hobel- Bob Moose Round-up Salon Muslcale 4:00 mann Winters and Weber Betty and Denver (Baltimore) beat Wallace Winkler 4'00* M “ organized. and Pueblo, Colo., .. ** Band 4:15 (.Washington), 21—14. 21—7. ;:15 Alice Joy Tango have been voted out of the organi- The Joy Peddler 4:30 Second Round. 4:30 Hazel Glenn, soprano Tea Time Rhythm Kings , zation and franchises granted to Street 4:45 The Next Door Music Festival Artist Davenport and Rock Island, 111., of Atcheson defeated Gaines. 21—9. Lady Recital_The Singer_4.45 ‘-1—14; for Every One 5:00 the defunct Zerbo defeated Newman. 1—f», 5 oo Silas and Mirandy Women’s Club Program Skippy Something Mississippi Valley League. 21—9. Mentz defeated McKaraher. 21—7, Sue and Star's News Flashes Evening Rhythms 21—7; Nelson defeated Elmore, 21—2, 5 15 Aunt Polly 21—12: Endzevick defeated Kenow, 21—2. 5:30 Winnie the Pooh Health and Happiness Jack Armstrong 21—14; Schwartz defeated Srenco, Annie Stamp Club Christian ** 45 With 5:45 Orphan Science_ TUBE ONLY TRIO OF CARDS’ 21—18. 21—15; Bates defeated Cowley. Sparklers—Revue_Little Ev«r> attcrlcs 21—12. 21—13; Noble maim defeated Overcash. *21-3. 21-4. p.M. EVENING PROGRAMS. P.M. Western Giant «t surpass aff -#—— REGULARS UNSIGNED rnp and Music Richard Himber's Orch. Buck Rogers Bing Crosby com TOO Sports in 6.156|oo NRA HOWARD JUNIORS AHEAD. 6 15 The Bulletin Board Memory Contest Greta Garbo Today Sports DAVIS SeMwXm Baritone 6:30 Radio Joe Album Tito Gulzar, tenor Gypsy a 6 30 Evening specifications Displaying well balanced attack « Orsatti, Watkins, Walker Not in 6:45 Lowell Thomas Crist and Indian j Howard University’s junior varsity Cromwell_ Legends_6:45 Now! Definitely Guaranteed You can pay more and Marge Hustlers’ Orchestra 7:00 but you can't Fold—Whitehead, Infield scored a 27-to-20 victory over the rW Rep. Lamneck of Ohio Amos ’n' Andy Myrt buy-a Just Plain Bill News Spotlights 7.15 better battery Ambassadors last in a basket 7-15 Billv Bachelor “Don Quixote”—drama night Hercules 7:30 All Road Hazards Rook, Accepts Terms. ball Show Romantic Melodies Old Apothecary Gus and Against preliminary to the Howard- 7-30 Variety ■very Western Giant Tire is guaranteed nine Hampton contest on the Howard floor. 7*5 The Goldbergs _Boake Carter_Joe Holman_7*5 months against damage from blow outs breaks Orchestra 8:00 road haxards punc- By the Associated Press. .Too- Ruddy Vallee Madrlllon Orchestra Drama—Warren Sweeney Nesson's cuts and all other (except .... In addition one against PEP? « Edwin C. Hill The Morley Singers 8:15 ture or flre> and year LOUIS, February 22.—Only three |.18 defects. mm Voice of America Gen. Alber L. Cox 8:30 8:30 K. of C. Celebration one SERVICE of the St. Louis •• Tire is Cardinals who are .... « 8:45 Every Davis peLuxe guarsnteed ST. Mat mm Rex Stewart's Orchestra listed as regulars remained on the Matches g.45 year against all road haxards (except puncture Orchestral full years against defects 1934 unsigned list today. Show Boat Death Valley Days Philadelphia Orchestra Highlights 9:00 and fire) and two GUARANTEE oTacT •* •* Except for Outfielders Ernie Orsatti q.'jj .■ Kostelanetz and Chorus Eldrldge Keedy 9:15 the and Watkins and By Associated Press. Eddie Duchln's Orch. Warlng’s Pennsylvanians Milt Kellem's Orchestra 9:30 Built of orana new. George Pitcher Bill q.'oa '' '* •elected materials one the « •« 9*5 by Walker, other _ veterans have HARTFORD. Conn—Ed (Stran- 9.45 of the largest and best-known factories agreed to terms, some of them after Gems gler) Lewis, 245, Glendale, Calif., de- hwmT Paul Whiteman’s Orch. News Bulletins Glen Gray’s Orchestra Orchestral 10:00 considerable oratory from General feated Backed by a national with the Rudy Dusek, 216, Omaha, two 10*15 Wrestling Matches 10:15 organisation mm strongest ever on a Manager Branch Rickey. Whether out of three falls. 1 Evan Evans, baritone Joe Staymen’s Orchestra 10.30 guarantee placed battery More than a million now in use Orsatti, Watkins and Walker are dally proving HOLYOKE. Mass.—Yvon Robert, ! -_- _iq*s their power and stamina all over the country hold-outs, or Rickey just hasn’t got Montreal, defeated Hal Owl Orchestra Vera Van, songs Ham Dalton 11:00 around to them, has not been dis- Rumberg, iTTgQ- News—Night Heigh-Ho W'lsard Wisard Wlsard two falls. News Bulletins Meyer Davis* Orchestra 11:15 1 closed. Boston, straight 11:15 The Globe Trotter Pnr ell Pim Standard Oe Luxe Super-Power Jones Orchestra Bemle Kravltz’s Orch. 11:30 rw* •'* Guaranteed the recent KANSAS CITY—Frank Wolff. Ger- 11*30 Maxim Lowe's Music Veterans’ Program Isham Guaranteed Guaranteed Among signers is Burgess •* •• .. « Robert Golden s Orch. 11:45 Teat ti Moa 1 Tears Whitehead, 23-year-old infielder from many, defeated Cleat Hackney, Salina, ______Columbus, counted upon by club offi- Kans. 12-00 Sign Off George Olsen’s Orchestra. Ace Brigode’s Orchestra Sign Off 12:00 13 PLATE 4.25 5.75 7.95 cials 12:15 eventually to succeed Manager SEATTLE.—John Freberg, 220, 12:15 as Charlie Davis’ Orchestra 12:30 15 PLATEl 5.95 7.25 the Cardinal sec- Minneapolis, defeated Howard Can- 12-30 Dancing In Twin Cities 8.95" ond baseman. tonwlne, 210, when was 12*5 “_liil5 Other at Iowa, latter ~ ail Sis% Batteries Similar / -•- 1:00 unable to return for the third fall. TH)0 I Sign Off_Sign Off_ Low Price:. Exchange Prices. SAN FRANCISCO—Joe PIET OF REDS IN LINE Parelll, EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. A.M. Italy, defeated Billy Weidner, Chicago, ! A M. two out of three falls; Sammy JCohen. 6:00 I 6 00 [Leopold Coronation Leopold Coronation Hafey, Bottomley, Lombardi Yet New York, and Louie *' 6:15 Miller, Reno, 6.15 drew in one hour. “ to Send in Contracts. (All light-heavy- " 6:30 weights.) 6 30 Health ExercisesEarly Risers“6*5 CINCINNATI, February 22 (A3).— J 6:45 1 TOO Health Exercises Sun Dial Musical Clock 7:00 Tony Piet, young second baseman, ob- “ “ tained from •• •« Breakfast Club 7:15 the Pittsburgh 715 « Pirates,! DYNAMITE LEAGUE 7;30 has signed a two-year contract with ,.'30 the Cincinnati Reds. 4;45 “_“ “_7:45 , and I (End of Third Series.) a 00 Mnming npvnttons Breakfast Club Sun Dial Musical Clock 8:00 “ Ernest Lombardi are among the play- Team W. L. T.P. H.G. H.S. 8:15 Organ Rhapsody “I ers whose contracts have not Steam Roller*., 3fl 27 31,796 583 1,626 “u yet been Blow Hards- 36 signed. 27 31.250 SKO 1.001 che!.ri0 Tornadoes 35 2R 31.410 572 1.575 __ajj! Wrecking Crew. 34 29 32.280 581 1,029 Chef Woman’s Hour Musical Clock 9:00 Little Potatoes. 34 29 31.531 585 1.587 9-00 The Mail Bag Mystery Sleuths 28 35 31,201 550 1,572 915 Landt Trio and White News Bulletins 9:18 ELMIRA TO KEEP CLUB. * “ .... 27 30 29,918 540 1.524 Hillguds 9:30 Bradley Kincaid PepperPot ELMIRA, N. Y., February 22 OP).— Billies. 22 41 29.765 556 1,563 ] I •;» 9:45 Cyril Towbln, violinist __8.45 A guarantee of $5,500 for the coming Individual Averages. and de Rose Josephine Gibson Woman’s Hour Police Flashes and Music 10:00 season by a merchants’ group has in- STEAM ROLLERS. 70 00 Breen Ernie and Eddie Bill and Ginger Mountain Music 10:15 duced the St. Louis Cardinals to allow G. St. Sp. H.G. H.S. Avg. 7015 The Home Circle Chipouras .. 60 34 145 Children The ’Round Towners Varieties 10:30 Elmira continued in 140 376 110-25 10 30 John Fogarty tenor Today’s representation Reichgut ... 63 18 114 154 355 103-11 Crocker Singing on the the New Simpson ... 63 17 107 i.34 356 10:45 Betty Air_“_10*5 York-Pennsylvania League, 101-13 _ Strings_Dancing Clayton ... 51 14 72 126 327 of 11:00 rather than transfer the franchise to 98-19 llToo"” Women’s Club Program Famous Plano Solos Cooking Close-ups Oems Symphony Greene .... 23 6 38 114 312 06-7 The :15 Hazleton, Pa. Davis 39 12 35 112 328 93-12 11:15 Lillian Conn, pianist Captivators 9 Theater Row 11:30 Doxtater ... 1 lo 101 278 90-7 IT30 D A R. Round Table Tony Wons Along BLOW HARDS. DOG 11*5 Hanna Sisters_" “_Dancing Echoes_“ _ RACE ON PAVEMENT. O’Neill .... 18 5 27 126 344 103-6 Wilcox .... 55 19 87 124 330 100-37 P.M. ASHTON, Idaho, February 22 OP).— Clarke 32 8 56 117 317 100-12 P.M. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. The eighteenth annual American Stmonton .. 57 11 OH 138 336 100-3 Dog -Tho rinmmodnres The Post Voice of Experience Plano Recital 12:00 Dapolito ... 55 13 84 138 349 99-5 77 00 Listening f Derby will be over bare pavement The Conger .... 68 25 74 122 318 97-7 12:15 Johnny Marvin, tenor WendaU Hall Elizabeth Barthell, songs Songsmith 12:15 today instead of through the deep Jones 40 6 51 123 320 90-15 Ted Orchestra 12-30 The Merry-Go-Round Farm and Home Hour Ed McConnell Elmore’s 12:30 ■now of former years. Sledges will be TORNADOES. " of the 12*5 Rex Battle’s Ensemble “_H. B. Derr_Church Air_12*5 with rubber-tired Kennedy ... 63 29 1 05 1 30 350 1 04-7 equipped 10-inch, Off 1:00 wheels. Edwards ... 63 20 114 136 364 102-36 7-00- pmkey Hunter’s Orch. Farm and Home Hour Afternoon Rhythms Sign C. Brown... 54 16 78 151 329 100-16 The Playboys 1:15 Walker .... 15 9 20 123 338 101 1:15 Opera Heroines -•- 1:30 Robinson... 63 15 89 116 321 96-62 1- 30 Maurice Lee’s Orchestra Vic and Sade Gene Stewart, organist Flinn 54 12 71 124 310 93-45 GRIDDER OPERATED ON. 1:45 Musical Interlude Rep. McOugin of Kansas Louis Panlco’s Orchestra_1*5 WRECKING CREW. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, February 22 of Music Originalities Mark Wamow’s Orch. 2:00 Shelton _ 63 26 130 148 403 107-25 2:00 Magic Speech (A>).—BUI on 63 « * “■ 2:15 Renner, quarterback the Weisbach ... 28 115 135 336 105-61 2- 15 Crymes .... 57 26 95 161 364 104-29 of the Air 2:30 1933 Michigan foot ball team, under- 2:30 Friday Steeplechase Yugoslavia Program School j Johnson ... 57 21 77 121 330 98-7 2*5 went an operation for appendicitis Lange 57 14 75 118 318 97-12 2 ;45 Words and Music_" “___ yesterday. Miller 12 3 6 98 279 88-6 S. Marine Band Artist Recital Variety Matinee 3:00 3t00-w.vv Ma***** Perkinswarn***** U. LITTLE POTATOES. 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3:15 Ray Heatherton _ ^ Long 60 25 129 136 378 108-38 Variety Program 3-3° wm-tm I _ till 19 103 148 342 101-7 Woman’s Radio Review NOTRE DAME WINS 19TH. Grigsby 3:30 MM 44 44 44 44 > Weinert .... 69 17 98 119 329 100 3:45 SOUTH BEND. Ind., February 22 Glascock .. 61 14 79 130 323 90-37 Linder 51 10 71 119 324 90 Betty and Bob The Grab Bag Hawaiian Reveries 4-00 (A1).—Holding Michigan State to three Too” Carl W 57c ir I I. W. Schulte 24 8 29 115 320 94-1 Drake Gale Page, songs Tango Band 4:15 field goals, two of them in the sec- 415 Alice Hutchins _ SLEUTHS. of U. 8. Army Band WOL Brownie* 4:30 ond half, Notre Dame’s ball 4-30 Norman Clouter’s Orch. Temple Song basket Spies* 60 20 120 127 300 104-15 <• 4.45 Tea Time team last night hung up its nine- Abbott 54 17 103 124 347 103-34 _“___4:45 W. H. Schultz 54 19 93 127 344 103-3 Rod and Stream Sklppy Something for Every One 5:00 teenth victory of the season, 28 to 19. Too- Concert Artists " .... 4 139 340 100-4 Grimes 0 14 Flashes Enoch Orchestra 8:15 Acuff .*3 8 62 123 309 95-22 5:15 Sundown Revue Star’s News Light’s Weigel 41 8 57 120 318 95-6 Tom Adventure* Health and Happiness |Jack 281 5:30 Armstrong__8:3° FRENCH FIGHTER WINS. Keubler .... 34 4 30 106 91-4 DUDS. PARIS, 22 OP).—The MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. February Woodcock... 03 17 99 128 334 99-1 French flyweight, Maurice Huguenin, Horan 60 30 78 128 326 98-44 327 93-36 72« 13th Street N.W. outpointed Joe Mendiola, Campana .. 66 17 66 144 923-25 7th Street N.W. Filipino 40 49 113 299 93-0 Pomeroy ... 8 Division of birthday, A1 Jolson, during his broad- into the jungles of India, Ceylbn, Su- boxer, in a close 10-round bout last 317 The famous Rainbow Moffatt .... 69 13 69 117 93-3 H Street cast with Paul Whiteman's Orchestra matra and Malaya. 911-15 NJB. 3113 14th Street N.W. Evans 11 4 13 97 2 < 8 90-5 the A. E. F. will observe George Wash- night. 295 Belleman ... 20 3 18 110 89-7 with a on WRC at 10, will present a drama- Economic problems facing Congress OPEN 8 AM. TO 8 PN. Mail •-- ington’s birthday anniversary Orders, Add 10% HILL BILLIES. version of Edward Everett Hale’s will be discussed by Representative special broadcast tonight at 11:30 over tized WE BESEBVE THE BIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 364 of in a LITTLE PANCHO VICTOR. Beyer. 30 16 61 152 108-16 WMAL. Three noted officers of the “The Man Without a Country.’’ Lamneck, Democrat, Ohio, Boswell .... 40 13 62 131 340 98-33 a over WRC at 7. 355 J. Frank Buck, celebrated big-game broadcast “American OAKLAND. Calif., February 22.— j H B. Smith. 39 8 56 122 94-20 division will speak—Gen. Henry Austin ... 55 13 63 127 340 93-20 star on the Economic Defense" is his topic. Little Pancho of Manilla stopped Reilly, Col. William J. ("Wild Bill”) hunter, will be the guest Tewell 37 5 42 120 305 93-19 of Fred Radio Joe’s Budget Boys will pre- Frankie Genaro of New York in the V L Brown 57 16 71 117 321 93-17 Donovan and former Gov. Wilbur M. program Wiring's Pennsylva- 31 12 81 112 306 WJSV from 9:30 to 10. sent a Washington birthday Claxon .... 92-1(1 Brucker of Michigan. nians over special ninth round here last hight. They 9 2 82 261 81 Bradshaw I J in of He will describe hit latest expedition program an WHO from 6:S0 to 1. Weighed in at 114 pounds. Holbrook ... 14 1 8 101 269 80-4 Also, recognition Washington’s \ ) r * <