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The Virginian-Pilot from Norfolk, Virginia • 38

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Norfolk, Virginia
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38
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iT rr i 1 'J I': VIRGINIAN PILOT AND THE NOROLK LANDMARK SUNDAY' JUN 21 1931 PAGE8 PART4 Exchange Stores Sell or Less 5 Piece Unfinished Breakfast PORCH Extra Bed Outfits ROCKERS $429 6x9 Genuine 4 Piece 3 Piece Overstaffed Gold Seal BED LIVING Congoleum RUGS As Low As As Low As 39" 49 50 50 95 No Border TRADE IN YOUR OLD URNITURE AS IRST PAYMENT! BEACH 3 Piece VISIT OUR On Easy Terms TRADE I Only A ew Left BABY ALL ELECTRIC DET Strollers PHILCO 545 Church Sb RADIOS No Border olding Beach Cash 0 EMUDET 1 '1 I 4 i EASY TERMS urniture! Every size' shape and description Re conditioned and ready for some long hard wear WDRJ WXTZ Abo EASY TERMS 1 COMPACT PANAMA EELS LITTLE WORLD TRADE PINCH ROOM SUITES ROOM SUITES 416 MAIN XT 9x12 Genuine Gold Seal Consists of drop leaf breakfast table and four chairs 1 OIL STOVES AND RANGES TWO BURNER OIL STOVES 1 au Jane Prayer Book Matches Satin of GownWashington June A prayer book covered with flesh covered satin to match her wedding drew was car ried by Miss lorence Evelyn Ham burger of Loa Angeles when she be came the bride of rederick Conger Bryan of Washington Her dress had two abort side trains and a long center train Her veil and the sleeves of her drees were made of fine roee point lace A shower of pink baby orchids hung from the prayer book Congoleum RUGS Just SO Genuine MAPLE Consists of walnut finish bed dresser with plate mirror chest of drawers chair sagless spring and all cotton mattress PAY ONLY $100 A WEEK gr 4 Little Central American Na tion Not An Export Coun try fares Well 14 NANETTE GUILORD AMONG EATURES AN aid Tine uicrir 1AUU VI UUU Summer Rugs As Long As They Last Cup Match riday and Saturday after noons The matches are between eight leading American professional goiters and a almliar number of British pros The American team will include Johnny arrell Leo Diegel Al Espinosa cap Walnut inish DINING loor Samples Price As Low As 1 using to 'mutual advantage our own productive forces "The world wide buainsas depression acts in a destructive manner on our vitality because ve lack the moans of coUecUvo defense and because we ag gravate the genera! 1U with local cus toms barriers which our forefathers classified as contrary to the future wel fare of America" Though he has made no specific re quest it is known that Senor Planet would very much like to see his pro posal placed on the agenda of the Pan American Congress in 1932 at Monte video Meanwhile he hopes It will be dis cussed by ths Pan American commer cial conference which la to meet at Washington in October 0 SALES ELSEWHERE COMPARE OUR PRICES ANDTHEN BE CONVINCED THAT THE his suggestion that the various aa 1 tlons of the Western Hemisphere should tom sn economic union He lays apodal emphasis cm Latin America but he be Hovoo that the United States and Can ada should be vitally interacted Ho would have Interlocking agree ments among tho various nations which would permit them to exchange commodities freely Tariffs would not necessarily be abolished but they would be mthlmlxed Nothing New Chile's youthful statesman does not pretend to be suggesting something new Rather ho is reiterating pro posals made in numerous forma at earlier Pan American gatherings What he does emphasize is that tho present Is the time for action "American countries" he says always cherished so one of their dear est ends tho establishment of dose economic ties of common interest But they have merely thought about such ties and meanwhile therehas been a progressive weakening of our Commas del energies Now a real crisis has arisen we consider the social order which is tho base of nations it can not be denied that the working classes in the Americas desire greater welfare 1This desire can bo attained through an active free circulation of wealth across ths frontiers "The present circumstancee seem adequate fen thinking over the enor 1 mous importance of Inter American 1 economic co operation on the bads at 1 Special! 100 6x9 Imported Grau ROOM OUTITS As Low As fl pt M4 ormer Norfolk Girl On National Chain Mies Vera Brodsky daughter of Mr and Mrs 8 Brodsky formerly residents of Norfolk but now living in New York win be heard in a piano recital broadcast over WJZ and associated stations this afternoon at 3 o'clock Her talent was recognized early and since her childhood in Norfolk Miss Brodsky has advanced remarkably Her abilities as a pianist won for her a three year scholarship In the Julllard Graduate School of Music New York and besides she has studied under many noted masters including Josef Lhevlne famous concert pianist Last summer Miss Brodsky studied piano in Austria and afterwards toured 'Europe giving concerts In VI Local Station 3844 780 Kc 800 a Morning Musicals (Columbia System 830 a Columbia's Commentator (Co lumbls System) Bible Program 880 a Musics! Program 3 a Wesley men ot Epworth Ohurcn 1100 a Radio Services from Christ Cpls copel Church 1300 noon Columns System! Program 13:13 Musical Program 13:30 Little Symphony and Soloist (Columbia bystem) OOp Organ sign Off Ovop The World's Business (Columbia System) 8:15 Piano Pals (Colombia System) 8:30 Quartet 45 Columbia System Program 7 00p Liggins Pianist 713p Music (Columbia Sys I 7Mp Capt wm with Mir Jono Campbell 800 Columbia System Program 830 pm Oeorge Roon Songs 8:50 Weatper Report 8:00 Columbia By statu Protram 8:30 Guild Players (Columbia System) 10:00 Quartet (Columbia System) 10:38 Wind Report 10:30 Columbia System Program 11:00 Quiet Harmonies (Columbia Bn a 11:30 ByiUw Program enna Prague Berlin Paris and Venice with outstanding success Mias Brodsky has largo number at friends In Norfolk and vicinity who probably will be delighted to hear of her presentation over the radio MONUMENT TO BE PROTECTED ollowing the recent severe storm during' which lightning played almost continuously around the new monu tsuicu has been erected on the island of Bkyros to the memory of Rupert Brooke the famous poet and hero the shaft is to be protected by a lightning conductor Wednesday Tommy Armour leading American Mt A ull Line Of The amous lorence razier Hunt To Tell of War Experiences Tommy Armour Will Talk Golf CHILEAN SUGGESTS TARI UNION AMERICAN NATIONS II1 oreign Secretary Sees GraveEconomic Threat acing Two Continents Santiago Chile June The Americas are faced by a danger to their economic structure greater than that which confront the Old World in the opinion ot Antonio Planet Chile's 38 year old minister at foreign affairs and commerce An Inter American custom union hs believes to be the logical solution 'Europe knowing its own problem Is trying to solve It before its economlo and Industrial structure is destroyed and One of the most Important ques tions of the day In the Old World la that ot customs unions" says Senor Planet "But" adds the minister "there is a 'greater menace for the Americas than for Europe and there yet are no signs of a definite movement to atart action' before the common peril arrives In full blast" On this thesis Ssnor Planet bases or Mn Hark Washington June (O A chin Jacket edged with fur was part or garden party costume worn by Patrick Hurley wife of the Beereta of War The ensemble wM beige and red chiffon At the same party Mrs Chari rancis Adams wife of the Beertiry Navy appeared in a beige and bro chiffon and wearing a scaf ot sable Special or This Weelc BEDROOM OUTITS 1 $0175 WBZ WBAL IBRE Living Room SUITES Ab Low Ab tiireirai program under the direction of Ormnd5r Thursday night at 8:30 o'clock over WEA and a large NEC Her ongs will include "Little P0 Blu8" nd "Lpok for the silver riday Kelvin Irish tenor wm sing 4 Irish ballads over the WABC CBS net 1 work riday afternoon at 4:30 Xle selection will include ths famousailed" Sftturrlnw Ted using win broadcast th Ryder Ab Long Ab They Last Without Arms! No Phone Orders! By PHIL DONNtL Nanette Guilford youngest prune donna ot ths Metropolitan Opera com pany whose name has flashed across sna imnE nitres vnw wnan nns stnz 41 OMWMV H4WM WMW 444VW she sprang into fame will sing over 1 the radio this week President Hoover SUNDAY JUNE 21 (Eastern Standard Time) Wams subject to chance by stations (By Tin Atsodated Prettl WHK CRB 4543 WEA 860 AT woko (synchronized With WTIC) wjxq mur wnn WHP fUORNlNQ Melody Also WRC WGT I ti The Balladsore Also WSBI wnnn wXlS "Z' WDRC WTAM WWJ WUY wyv? wCAoU WHP WCAO WKHC Yoiehl Also WTAM wsn war ts aiso woko wgr The Also WTAM wnn9 WHP WJAS WMAL Also WWJ WBT WXYZ WBCM Also WOKO WKBW WC8I1 WRC WUY WGN W8B wVPo JXPRC 0RC WPO WHP WJAn WBCMWLAC WWNC WBT Also WAR Psrlsd Also WOKO WT WON WRC wuS vMLtBZ'yDRC WORC WPO WTAG WLIT JXJJS SHA8 WMAL WCAO WDBJ WCAB WTAM WON JXW WKBN WWNC WBT WXYZ Echoes of ths Orlent Also WBCM WSPD WLAC wSn WTIC 'WWJ Heer Also WOKO WTAG WIJT tvntrM 'Waau I WLT15! 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how he once feigned illness to tribal doctor inthe hills of Luzon The program win come over WTAR Tuesday night st 7 Panama City June The Republic ot Panama probably as sei eontalned economically as any country in the world has felt but lightly the world depression Unlike other Central and South American countries which export their proaucte ana suffer keenly from any decrease In outside hM Or centers at the ends of the canal but in the nttuSS 11 genenU iitut affected most Important single item of Government revenue is the liquor tax which produces more than 1500000 a year This source has maintained a fairly even level It is expected tohow an increase shortly from a new beer 1 nUlek i rwweaswas(r WASAVAjg UJb0 $3 75 With Hood I power in January under the leader of President Ricardo Alfaro has oganined the Importanceof torn trade and is planning to make Isthmus more attractive to the th sands of travslerewho each year through the cans! 1 11 1 Sealtkin Softened Regains Old av Paris June Sealskin 01 used for mother's "Sunday coat more recently banished to ths attic back In fashion's favor Through the effort of fur compxm working in conjunction with United States Alaskan seal indutt sealskin has received a new treat me makes It as soft slid pliable ermine Many' Parisian dresamaki are using ths rehabilitated fur in th new winter coat (designs generaiiy toi bluing them with cloth Chiffon'and tgr Grand Optra WABO and others Detroit Symphony Also WBL WHEC WKBW WEAN WORC WNAC 7 WCAU WJAS WMAL WCAO WADC WHK WKRC WA1U "WBT WG8T WTOC WQAM WDBO WDAE WXYZ REC CRB CKAC 000 The Qsuehos Also WOKO WKBW WLDZ WDRC WORCk WHP WJAS WLBW WMAL WCAO WDBJ 1VWNC WXTZ WSPD WLAC WBRC CRB ortune Builders Also WBL WKBW WEAN WDRC WNAC WCAU WJAS WMAL WCAO WADC WHK WKRC WBT WGST WXTZ WSPD The Madison Sincere Also WLBZ WDRC WORC Star Ravsrlaa Only WKRW WPG WJAS WLBW WCAO WTAR WDBJ WADC WHK WKHC WCAH WKBN WWNC WBT WORT WTOC WQAM WDBO WDAE WXYZ WSPD WDOD 10:00 Continental String Also WOKO WKBW WLBZ WDRC WPO WHP wrnw UUU wnnr WWNC WBT WXYZ W8PD WLAC 10:30 Around the Samovar Alas WOKO WKBW WLBZ WDRC WPG WHP WMAL WCAO WKBN WWNC WBT WXTZ WSPD Quist Abo WKBW uru wnr wmau vvuau WHK WKBN WWNC WBT WSPD WLAC Ann Leaf st th Apabm WKBW WPG WHP WMAL WCAO WDBJ WKBN WWNC WBT WXTZ WSPD WLAC WJZ 760 8skl Gst WBEN WHAM Twenty ingers of Also WBAL WHAM Radio Also WBZSw 0 Margie the WJZ Ponce WJZ Theatrical Scrapbook Also WBAL WJR WGAR CC Melodise In Also WBAL WBZ WHAM KDKA KYW WJR WHAS WRM WGAR WIW strww WSB WPT WRVA WLA CC Blow the Man Alan WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WJR WLW Harbor Lights Also WBZ WBAL WHAM KDKA WJR WLW Also WLW WBZ WHAM KDKA WGAR WBAL W0AR Bo WJZ loyd Glbbone Also WBAL I WBZ KDKA WJR WGAR WCKT WHAM KDKA WJR WLW 10:00 Saxophone Octet WHAM WGAR LOS AH wjr waan WGAR Hslnlscsncas Also WBAL WJRWGAR Orchtr Allo WLW TELEVISION 2000Kb 1180kc) I 100 to Audiovision Variety profsMlonal golfer will be heard over WABQ and CBS facilities Wednesdayi night at 10 o'clock He will speak in vv connection with the open golf cham iT pionship tourney to be held at Inver yB5M near Toledo Don Bigelow and an orchestra will be heard over WABC and several other CBS stations Wednesday night st 10:15 o'clock At 10:45 by tuning in WABO or any one of a couple oi dozen CBS stations you can hear Win Osborne if you want to reddie Rica and an orcbeetra will play over WABU number of CBS stations Wednes day night pt 9 Thursday A travesty on Rachmaninoffs Pre wn minor arranger by Will Donaldson will be sung by a trio Thursday night at 9:45 In connection with this prdpam Irene Beasley will sing a couple of numbers Making three in all Helen Oelhelm contralto appears as guest artist in connection with an or nrncpram tinrtssai ih UCUUUIJ at SUNDAY JUNE 21 (Eastern Standard Time) unlsss Indicated Proxrams subject to rhane hr t(tan tJBU 2 A '4 WEA 460 ritzl Also WEE1 WCSI1 WLIT WRC WGY WCAE WWJ W8A1 (Ends Synchrenbatbn) Nathsnisl Shllkree Orchestra Alo WJAR WTAG WC8H WWJ WHEN WRC WGY WCAE WTAM WSAI WRVA KYW WIOD Wri? 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