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National Geographic : 1936 Dec
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The Washington and Manhattan are BIG ships. The cabins are large, the decks long and broad and the public rooms spacious. Everywhere on these fine liners you find the generous roomi ness that makes for comfort. They are fast ships. Their appointments, the food served in their air conditioned dining rooms, the many com forts are all in keeping with American standards of living. With the President Roosevelt and President Harding these American flag ships provide a sailing every Wednesday at noon to Cobh, Plymouth (Southampton westbound), Havre and Hamburg. Other travel bargains under the American flag are the "American One Class" ships fortnightly to Cobh and Liverpool and weekly to London direct. Tell your travel agent that you want to SAIL AMERICAN. No. 1 BROADWAY * 601 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK IEited rttI Thel Washington 5-U Low Priced Table Model Phonograph com binedwith 2-band, 5-tube superheterodyne radio $69.95 Hear These Recent Victor Releases Symphony No. 8 ("Unfinished") (Schubert) Serge Koussevitzky-Boston Symphony Orchestra Album M-319. Price $6.50 The Budapest String Quartet. Album M-320 Price $8.00 Waltzes-Nos. 1 to 16 (Brahms, Op. 39). Piano Intermezzi (Brahms). Wilhelm Bachaus Album M-321. Price $8.00 RECORDS "Mention the Geographic-It identifies you." How does an Oboe really Victor HigherFidelity Records are thefirst to reproduceit accurately,alongwith many other soundsnow heardin theirtrue timbre for the first time on records If you have not recently heard your favorite com poser on a phonograph, get acquainted with the new Victor Higher Fidelity Records ... Hear, for instance, the immortal "Unfinished" Sym phony as movingly real as a performance at Boston Symphony Hall. Every instrument speaks with a new identity... especially oboes and clarinets hitherto difficult to differentiate. For the Victor Higher Fidelity process is the first to record and reproduce every sound of music. VICTOR
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