Evening Star Newspaper, November 29, 1925, Page 46

46 THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON, D. ¢ NOVEMBER 29, 1925 PART 1. RANGE RADIO F RTAINMEN | I'E RADID OFFICILS - | | UNDAY. NOVEMBER 29, 19: Sunday, November 29, 1925. ens Aider.” from ‘ s of Distant Stat cheduled for 1. WURK'NG UN PI_ANS\ 1\\\—\»\“ Radio Station, Radio, | | 9 10 0 Am Stations. Meter Va. (1345 Meters). e Me " 3 ed b Hutthes), (o) “Believe | o New York: Chiidren's hour: comie stories: music Wz 1543 04 | >F505 aim. and 10:06 p.m. Weather \'|| ,“,“N Endearing Young | 1 10:00 A e 54 reports. rranged by Hughes, ()} | ! Orchestra: vocal solos: Bible s Love” (arranged by | WEER : ! Removal of Congestion and jagz=b V servier WEL i1 WOAP—Chesapeake and plomac | ! I\n» n \\I- Quhi ‘\.1' ,“’{ “.:“ | ; ] Teler 0. (468.5 Meters| | Fair 1s She as Noon: Lizh ac Serving of Public Chief goiien R Telephone Co. (1685 Meters). 1y lnam, @) “The Night Wind” (Ro {1004 WA 11 a.m.—Service from Vermont Ave a0 Fariey) “Ain Folk” E N ‘ . WiVE nue Christian Church Rev. 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