The letters in parenthesis indicate fom which of the above stations the broadcast is made.
1340 Merry music (B) 3400 News in German 2500 News (5), (7)
"Looking into the Crystal" (s) 1545 Chimes, organ music, choirs (B) 16.15 Organ music (D) 36.30 Popular music (A) 3640 "World Affairs" (n) 1645 "The Family Tree" (m) 16.55 Empire Xmas Party (n) 17.00 Chamber music (s).
News in French (P), Talk (A) 17.20 News President May Not Issue His Awaited Silver Statement Washington, Dec. 27.
The United States has tentatively agreed to continue the purchase of Mexican silver through January, 1938, at a price of approximately 44 cents per ounce, usually reliable sources said here to-day.
Sr. Eduardo Saurez Mexico's Finance Minister, will remain here until after January 1 to continue his discussions with the Secretary of the Treasury, Mr. Henry Morgenthau, Jr.
Despite the assumption long held here, that President Roosevelt would fix the silver price in another proclamation before the end of the year, Mr. Stephen Early, the President's Secretary, said to-day that he "would not necessarily expect a proclamation."—United Press
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