Evening Star Newspaper, December 14, 1927, Page 41

KENTUCKY INDUGTS b. 0. P. GOVERNOR F. D. Sampson Inaugurated, With Democratic Colleagues, THE LONG RANGE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1927. Programs prepared by the Associated Press. Scheduled for Easterm standard time. Meters on the left of call letters, kilocycles on right. 72.6—WPG Atlantie City—1,100 8:00—Concert_m 9:30—Studio 10:00—Royal Pala; 285.5-~WBAL Baltimore—1,050 dman_Circle. 'l Jandrek, tenor. 9:00—Musical program. 363.6—WEEI Boston—820 Before Crowd of 10.000. an & Schenck. 344.6—WLS Chicago—870 7:00—Supperbell program. f no—ufg'm Lg:n. 10:00—Choral “mi 18:98—0ckey, "Bltcknawks va, 447.5—~WMAQ-WQJ Chicago—070 7:30—Dinner music. 8:00—Northwestern University lecture. 9:00—Columbia chaip 2 hours). 11:00—Dance music (2 how 428.3—WLW Clnelnnutl—'loo Toronto. DU PONT DENIES FIRM HOLDS RUBBER STOCK Purchase of Securities Made by In- dividual Members, Official Claims. WILMINGTON, Del,, December 14. —Irenee du Pont, vice chairman of 1. du Pont de Ne- powder concern has no investments whatever in the securities of the United States Rubber Corporation. “The newspaper report that ‘Du Pont interests’ have acquired 300,000 shares of the United States Rubber Corporation common stock is a gross exaggeration,” said a statement issued by Mr. du Pont. “A few individuals, of whom I am one, have acquired a considerable block of United States Rubber Cor- poration stock, but it is held by these individuals as a private speculative venture, and the purchase In nowise parallels the permanent investment in General Mortors Co. common stock EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1927. FORMER WASHINGTONIAN HELD ON SLAYING CHARGE Clarence J. Harrison, Arrested in Baltimore, Is Taken to Shepherdstown. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, December 14.—Clar- ence J. Harrison, formerly émployed as a mechanic in Washington, was arrested here Monday and turned over to Sherifft M. S. R. Moler of Shepherdstown, W. Va., on & warrant Shirley of Shepherdstown, who was shot to death on s-mmhr 25. Harrison told police he was in Shepherdstown on the date mentioned, but insisted he knew nothing of a murder. Aliasés given by Harrison, accord- ing to the police, were broken through during a grilling after the man was arre after & search of his room disclosed papers bearing the name of Harrison and the address of 309 C street northwest, Washington, ley, a member of a prominent r-mlly in the West Virginia town, was killed September 25, and a search for Harrison has been under way since, police were told when they com- the board of the E. made by the Du Pont Co.” charging him Wllh the murder of .. J. | municated with Shepherdstown officials Lombard Estate Set: at $375,000. Louis Lombard, musician and e thor, who died 18 Genoa, Italy, vember 1, left an estate v.mea at $375,000, according to the petition cf his widow, Mrs. AliceM. A. Lombard, for the probate of his will. The es- tate comprises a dwelling in Lugano, Switzerland, valued at $75,000, and stocks and bonds valued at $300,000. Attorneys McKenney, Flannery & Craighill appear for the widow. —— iaseniil} Many people in the north of Scot- land must forego preserves this Win- ter bacause of the failure of the cran- berry and other wild hill fruits this year. mours & Co., yesterday sald that the 9:00—Champlon Sparkers. —Cone 15—Instrumental trio, 00—Organ divertisements. 361.2—WSAI Cineinnati—830 00—Orchestra, 00_Great Mumnnu oin History. #30—Goodrich progre 30—Grand opera. 399.8—WTA n; 9:30—Go0drich Orchestra, By the Associated Press. %%%%fi%@%%fi%@%%wm@%’%@% These Prices Are Also Effective at Peoples Service Drug Store, 705 King Street, Alexandria, Va. 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KDKA |>|mm-rxh—ow “All Over Town” —The Better to Serve You - al hour defferson City—830 —Studio program. 37 WDAF Kansas City—810 0 fimim Troubaddura River and witr namp 0—goodricn Ord [ ona S0 pion, Sparkers, §:30—Goudrich "Or hestra; quartet. throng was J 9—WTMJ Milwaukee—1,020 ;:d mother fl‘"“ AEDI?IH ml!‘l N smiles as she wat —HBand concer was 14 P and “paid b 4 yea y 403.2—WCCO Minneapolis-St. Paul-740 throua® Toilege by w on tables 8:30—Aeollan recital. assume the vespo: s of the §:00—lpana Troubad State’s highest oflic th mem nmmm Ord\cnlrl quartet. ber of the Republi ever to| m .lO——D be so honored in ¥ — PROGRAM TO EMBHACE CHARACTER SKETCHES Community Institute to Be Enter- tained by Miss Cornelia Skinner, Daughter of Noted Actor. . 5elb. van & Schenck, .5-1b. )—Goodrich Ofchestra: quartet. 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