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1940-01-03 [P B-9] office, lilr. Giegenback reported. Enlists 557 in Week ELECTRICAL Money made available to the Gov- Navy Denies The enlisted 557 recruits In SERVICE Giegengack ernment Printing Office, including Navy Ikv' Capitals Radio Program the superintendent cl documents, the week ending December 29, It was Woodward & lothrop STABTIW G—LIG HTIH6—IGmTIOK totaled $20,566,023.68, an increase of announced Twelve of the yesterday. and G Street* Increase in Cost $787,108.89 over the year. »0™ir»F Pionb Dinner 5300 of previous recruits came from the Baltimore WEDNESDAY'S PROGRAM. JANUARY 3, 1940. district, which includes Washington. U. S. British Horticulturist P.M.I WMAL, 630k. | WRC, 950k. 1 WOL, 1,230k. | WJSV, 1,460k. Printing RESORTS. ToTalk in Falls Church MIAMI, FLA. 12:00 iNews Opening IKate Smith Speaks _ Congress Opening Congress" " O'Neils, serial Girl Marries, serial Commercial Nicely furnished apartments at Miami 12:15 Report Says Edward K. Balls, British horticul- Beach and Miami Shores. Florida. <200 Trent, serial to flic Dancenble Rliylhm of 12:30 Farm and Home Hour '[Carters, serial News <000 per season. |Helen Firms Cannot Do Work turist who is visiting in Washington, A. L. GBINbLEY. 830 N. I. Aye. N W 12:45 iDevotions Luncheon Music Ga] Sunday, serial_ will give an illustrative lecture in the ///atuur 1:00 Farm and Home Hour IJ. Abram, piano [Luncheon Music Goldbergs, serial For Lower Price HOLLYWOOD, FLA. and ADELE VAN Episcopal Parish Hall, Falls Church, lately Sonj»t»»*» 1:15 [Ellen Sporls Page News—Music Virginia Hays, songs Randolph ’’ 9 to 2 A.M seria at Supper Dancing 1:30 Paul Martin s Orch. Some Like It Old Day Is Ours, Public Printer A. E. Giegengack, Va„ tomorrow 8:30 p.m. M ~ Mr. Balls is a collector of 1:45 European News President Roosevelt [President Roosevelt^ in his annual submitted to plants report for Kew Gardens and has 2:00 President Roosevelt President Roosevelt I President Roosevelt President Roosevelt recently " denied Government " " " " " " Congress today, the rock for the 2:15 completed gardens | n and printing costs have increased London Zoo. ma 2:30 Favorite Waltzes Valiant Lady, serial l that the work could be done at more nermosa " Mr. Balls will speak on his ex- 2:45 Crocket, serial 1 firms. The Hotel Beautiful -_ 1 Betty *___ reasonable cost by commercial periences in collecting Alpine plants news Jordan, serial 10 annual HOLLYWOOD-BY-THE-SEA-FLORIDA 3:00 Bettencourt's Band” Mary Merlin, serial Walter Compton, Joyce Citing from the last in the Near East. He will discuss Society Girl, serial of the Government 13 minutes from Miami, modern, DO YOU NEED 3:15 Chase Twins, serial Ma Perkins, stories Sports Page reports Printing his latest discoveries in restful. Surf bathinc direct from " Warner Turkey, per- 3:30 Affairs of s Family, serial News—Albert Office, he showed that, while the hotel. Solarium. Modified and full Anthony Young sia, Morocco and Greece. The lecture American Moderate rates. 3:45 Reporter number of of printed matter plan. Between Bookends IVic andjade, comedy "_Sunshine copies is being sponsored by a group of RESTRICTED CLIENTELE delivered to the various 4:00 Club Matinee Wife, serial Elinor Lee departments garden enthusiasts in Falls Church. F. Nevins—Owner-Manager Backstage Sporls Page" " " 1 " and increased 65 cent WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED FOLDER 4:15 Stella Dallas, serial agencies per The public is invited. COAL " " the last five this has 4:30 Lorenzo Jones, serial Alice Blair, serial during years, cost the Government only 13 per 4:45 Evening Star Flashes Widow Brown, serial | Hour_ _^Washington cent more. 5:00 Alone, serial Miss Julia By Kathleen Norris Girl Reserves Girl (Meet During the five years, Mr, Giegen- serial Johnson Family Tonic Tunes 5:15 Tune Types Midstream, gack said, the manufacturing cost lust to in d RELIEVE A serial Hollyw COLO Fuel Allen, Oil Happened 5:30 Bud Barton J. Armstrong, serial Jimmy for each thousand copies of printed Tune Time Baines TELEPHONE 5:45 Tom Mix, serial lOrphan Annie, seria] _Scattergood matter delivered to the departments 6:00 IStar Sports Review |News—Streamliner jSports Resume INews—Ed Hill dropped fropi $3.02 to $2.07. 6:15 {European News Streamliner Harold Stoke s Orch. A. McDonald, sports As for the statement that Federal r_u,.1.4:-. LAJallo. rnmntnn nPWS I ifp\ Rp.JUltitlll could done at Is NOT ENOUGH! agencies get printing 6:45 I Lowell Thomas Streamliner Jungle Jim, serial Today in Europe lower prices by private shops, the and Public Printer out that this 714 13th St. Natl. 3068 7:00 Easy Aces, serial iFred Waring's Orch Fulton Lewis, jr Amos Andy pointed 7:15 Mr Keen, serial I Love Mystery June Bartlett, songs Lum and Abner matter was thoroughly investigated 7:30 The Revelers Gene Archer Lone Ranger serial Burns and Allen for the President by an independent said 7:45 Paul Barron's Orch. Xavier Cugat’s Orch. *'_“_ agency and its report nothing could be gained by transferring 8:00 Hollywood Playhouse Stamp Romances Al Pearce Gang BUSINESS Breezing Along any part of the work of the 8:15 National Symphony i Government Printing Office to com- 8:30 Quicksilver Program Don McNeill, variety Johnny Long's Orch. Dr. Christian STATION " " mercial sources. | 8:45 1 IRJ _J "_ 1 "__ Outstanding publications turned News Star Theater designed 9:00 Radio Guild Drama Fred Allen, variety R. G. Swing, out by the office during the year " " 1o add prestiqe 9:15 War at Sea included "American Armies and Bat- 9:30 News Music by Faith tlefields in under to business European Europe," prepared your 9:45 Horse and Buggy __ the direction of the American Battle __ "__ "_“____ Miller’s Orch. as of 10:00 Bert Bernath s Orch. Kay Kyser's Orch. Bill McCune s Orch. Glenn Monuments Commission part for " Affairs Have Lovelier Hair ^Ask quotations 10:15 Roy Shield's Orch. I Public its project to commemorate the ac- " " Rebroadcast 10:30 Program News Message^ complishments of the American It not only helps relieve colds but Photography" ^Reojooo 10:45 ! Music to Read forces during the World War. The I __ by_;_'_ resistance ( G Street PhoneDI4868 P. news volume is a combined guide to the builds too-important! 1217 11:00 European News I News Sports Music to Read by Sullivan, with "Studio Girl" »■> .St I Orch. Master Records American battlefields in France and Shampoo 11:15 Ray Kinney's Orch. Fred Waring's Orch. Grift Williams Victims of colds are those whose a concise history and reference work 11:30 Music You Desire Richard Himber's Or. Dick Jurgen's Orch. resistance is tow. Father John's Medi* If Your Dentist Hurts You " It also gives detailed information comes this new that Try 11:45 I I News—Music__ j From Hollywood shampoo concerning American cemeteries and cine is a body builder—rich in the Lombardo's Orch. Jack Dalton, songs a of hair. 12-00 Music You Desire Night Watchman Guy war memorials in It is pro- does such beautiful job cleansing your DR. FIELD Alexander's Orch. Europe. essential vitamins A and D. 12:15 Sign Off Van with " fusely illjustrated photographs, Studio Girl leaves the hair soft and looking PLATE EXPERT 12-30 Phil Harris' Orch. Vincent Lopez Orch. silky j " maps and charts. " with sheen and that 12:45 1 The fiscal year 1939 was one of SUCCESSFULLY USED 84 YEARS! the highlights Double _ "_i "_" Walsh's Orch. s Orch. the *1:00 | !Sign Off Jimmie |E. Hoagland the busiest in the history of come only with thorough, excellent Girl and Suction EVENING STAR FEATURES TODAY. cleansing. Studio Shampoo Mouth I guarantee a Tight Fit in any Star Flashes, latest news from everywhere: WMAL, 4:45 pm. Violet Ray Treatment for Pyorrhea fingerwave- Extractions. SI and %'Z. Also lias Star Sports Review. “According to Coyle"; WMAL. 6:00 p.m. Plates $10 to $35 Gold Crowns up \ Beauty Salon, Second Floor. I Fillings $1 up THE EVENING'S HIGH LIGHTS Woodward DR FIELD 7:15 p.m.—WOL, June Bartlett features the melody, “Many Dreams 406 7th St. N.W. MEt. 92 6 Ago,” accompanied by Art Brown at the organ and Over Woolworth 5c & 10c Store Frank Young at the piano. & 8:00 p.m.—WRC, Charles Boyer and Gale Page co-star in a radio production of "When Tomorrow Comes” at the Holly- wood Playhouse. of Lothrop ATTENTION! 8:30 p.m.—WRC, Don McNeill takes over the comedy master So ceremonies post from Reds Skelton on the variety show Cozy..* LADIES with Bob Strong's Orchestra and Singer Dick Todd. 9:00 p.m.—WMAL, “Aunt Phylis’ Coffee” is the Radio Guild drama. NEW LU-RAY 9:30 p.m.—WOL Percy Faith in his broadcast from Canada pays —these Knitted a musical tribute to Harold Arlen for his musical score dinnerware of “Wizard of Oz.” Pastel colors for modern, 10:30 p.m.—WMAL, Herbert A. McKay is narrator on the drama Undies 1 tables. Four ex- charming and quiz program for camera fans, Adventures in Pho- colors: Windsor Blue, quisite tography. Persian Cream, Surf Green, Sharon Pink. Merode SHORT-WAVE PROGRAM by OUR STARTER SET 7:00 p.m.—BUDAPEST, Folklore melodies. HAT4, 9.12 meg., 32.8 m. 20 PIECES—SERVICE FOR 4 for you staying 7:30p.m.—LONDON, News. GSD, 11.75 meg., 25.5 m; GSC, 9.58 meg., 31.3 m. North 7:30 p.m.—ROME.
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