Evening Star Newspaper, November 15, 1929, Page 44

ers,inanation-wide Life-Test, proved Sonatron’s longer life, finer tone and better performance! A better tube for " your set—replace ference! Sunshine Boys, and Comedy Team to Be Heard From WMAL. A new variety sponsored program fea- turing Joe and Dm Mooney, “The Sun- shine Boys,” and an orchestra under the direction of William W , and Rosa- mund Johnson and ur Porter, a blackface comedy team, makes its d'&‘ team. The only dramatic sketch scheduled WMAL will come durl.n: the True Story hour. It will be speclally ldl ted van!nn of the uory “When Orchestra THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, NOV Praser, 1929 Atwater xmc audition, will take a it in the of WRC. m the songs that won them thaumo( best young singers in the District, in addition to several duet by Goldenberg’s. The Citles Service hour features two gmmhnn solos by Frank Banta and selec- by Bourdon's Orchestra from “Blossom Time.” Banta’s contributions will be “To a Wild Rose,” and his own arrangement of “Popular Ditties Trans- cription.” Pickers’ Program, ‘The Planters’ Pickers will again pre- sent & mum( Bwthn'n tunes qum, ing life bel Mason and Dixon une The program includes “I've Got to Have You,” xencucky Babe” and Alnt Misbehavin’ ” M.rs Charles Dana Gibson will be heard over WRC at 5:15 o'clock in the afternoon durln' the “March of Events” pmfn.m will talk on “A Virginia “Hot Choco- | ga' chief 1 features. In addition; Lo will be & two-hour dance e ‘make his d!but before the mi T e in s, 15-mingle. Toc cital. The stat! has scheduled a number of other um.rummm and voeal t«mm by prominent Washington NEW VATICAN PAPER. Official Organ of Holy See Is Pub- lished Daily. ROME (N.AN.A) —Recently there appeared the first issue of the Osserva- tore Romano, official organ of the Holy See, as the independent dally of a for- eign state. The Osservatore is now printed in the Pope's own realm, with offices and printing press inside the Vatican City. Count Dalla Toree is the editor now, not the “diretore respon- sabile,” for the journal has ceased to be affected by the laws regulating the Italian press. The pprlnunz machinery Benedict XV ve to the Florence Catholic m-n L'Unita Cattolica also has been sent to Rome for installation in the palace in Via Porta Angelica, the new mdqun- ters of the Osservatore. The Florence per, which in the past fought many g:ttleu over the Roman question, will —WJZ, WHAM, KDEA, WBZ, WJR, WLW, WRVA and others. 9:30—Theater memories; -“Mlle. Modiste,” Act 2 —WJZ, WBAL, WHAM, KSTP. 10:00—Bremer Tully program; dance orchestra, trio and vocalists—WMAL and C. B. 8. network. 10:00—Planters Pickers; Hallelu- jah Smaen and m Artz’s Orchestra vo: and N. B. C. network. ao—Amom program; Waldner, tenor; mixed chorus of 18 (oices lnd 30-plece _orchestra—W. WBZ, KDEA,’ WEVA, WLW and others, 10:30—"Mystery House,” drama with musical back- ground—WRC and N. B. C. network. EMBER 15. 1929. MEXICO RENOUNCES CHINA PRIVILEGES Extraterritorial Rights Surrender- ed to Nanking Govern- ment. By the Assoclated Press. MEXICO CITY, November 15.—The Mexican government today announced surlmdar of -n mnumwmmy privi- A mtement by Acting Foreign Min- ister Genaro Estrada said the Mexican government was disposed to take the word of the Nanking government that Mexicans would be accorded full protec- tion and treatment similar to other na- tionals in accordance with Chinese law. The announcement then said Mexico “has no intention of discussing China’s 5 MARSHALS REMAIN. French Military Title Is Unused in Times of Peace. When the present marshals of France | pass away that rank will disappear | from the country—unless a new war should come up in the meantime, says the Pathfinder. Of the large crop o marshals developed by the World War only five were left with the death o: Foch, Of course, most of these are men well up in yéars. As long as peace lasts there will be no more, for it has always been Prance's policy to let the | title lapse urnu necessities of war re- | store it again. | URGES MORE FEDERAL AID IN HIGHWAY BUILDING Association Asks Congress to Re- lieve the States of Burden by ‘Increasing Appropriations. By the Assoclated Press. SAN ANTONIO, Tex., November 15.— Complaining that many States are com- pelled by public demands to build more highways without Federal aid than with it, the American Association of Highway Officlals yesterday urged Congress to in- crease the Federal aid highway appro- priation to $125,000,000 for each of the fiscal years 1932 and 1933. 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