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Capital’s Radio Programs
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Wednesday, May 27. (cmotum. xssa> Eastern Standard Time.
| WRG 956k | WMAL 630k WOL 1,310k 1 WJSV 1,460k | ~
PM. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS _PM.
12:00 Midday Merry-Go-Round
12:15 'Mitchell Schuster's Orch.
12:30 Gene Beecher's Orch.
12:45 " “_
1:00 Music Guild
1:15 " “
1:30 Mary Mason
1:45 '' “_
2:00 Forever Young
2:15 Ma Perkins
2:30 Vic and Sade
2:45 The O'Neills_
3:00 Woman's Radio Review
3:15 I '* “
3:30 Gene Arnold
3:45 Grace Shannon
4:00 (Walter Logan’s Orch.
4:15
4:30 Alice Hutchins Drake
4:45 Round and Round Boys
5T0O Bulletin Board
5:15 j " “
5:30 Chasin’ the Blues
5:45 Chandu the Magician
Joan and the Escorts
Curbstone Queries
Farm and Home Hour
as ' —
Farm and Home Hour
«« ««
Parents and Teachers
«• S4
Edison Pioneers
Stroller’s Matinee
44 44
Davey Rose _
Betty and Bob
Back-Stage Wife
How to Be Charming
Von Unschuld Plano Club
Jackie Heller
Vocational Guidance
The Singing Lady
Little Orphan Annie
Evening Star Flashes
In the Past
Tea Time
Lowell Thomas
Luncheon concert
News Bulletins
Walkathon Reporter
Dance Music
Zeke Manners’ Gang
44 is
Music Only
«« ««
Hollywood Brevities
Musical Novelties
Walter Reed Requests
News—Walt«s
Brooke Steele’s Orch.
Afternoon Concert
Hill Billy Music
Dance Time
Today’s Winners
<4 44
44 44
N 44
Fantastical Facts
44 44
44 44
Walkathon Reporter
Pete Woolery's Orch. 12:00
Man In the Street 12:15
Sophlstocrat 12:30
Between Book Ends 12:45
Afternoon Rhythms 1:00
Happy Hollow 1:15
Afternoon Recess 1:30
“ “_1.45
S. S. Batory 2:00
- “ 2:15
Emory Deutsch 2:30
Gogo de Lys 2:45
E. Robert Schmitz 3766
“ “ 3:15
Cooking Contest 3:30
Clyde Barrie_ 3:45
Margaret McCrae 4:00
Dorothy Gordon 4:15
Buddy Clark 4:30
Wilderness Road_ 4:45
Eton Boys 5:00
The Chicagoans 5:15
News—Music 5:30
Renfrew of the Mounted 5:45
P.M. EVENING PROGRAMS ' P.M.
6:00 Amos ’n’ Andy
6:15 Uncle Ezra
6:30 Question Mark
6:45 Uncle Zip_
TTOO One Man's Family
7:15 “ “
7:30 Wayne King's Orch.
7:45 " “
—8:00 Town Hall Tonight
8:15 “ “
8 30 “ “
8:45 “ M_
9:00 Your Hit Parade
9:15 ; " “
9:30 " "
9:45 ' M M_
10:00 News—Music
10:15 Sports—Organ Reveries
10:30 Fletcher Henderson Orch
10:45 Jesse Crawford
11:00 Arthur Reilly
11:15 ;Joe Rines' Orch.
11:30 Midnite Frolics
11:45 •• ••
uIST Sitm Off
Easy Aces
Bill Coyle
Evening Album
American Schools
Folles de Paree
«• ««
Lavender and Old Lace
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Concert Hour
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,Col. Frank Knox
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;News Bulletins
!John B. Kennedy
Phil Ohman's Orch.
! “ "_
Franklyn Waltman
Slumber Hour
H S*
Nieht Watchman (2 hrs '
Today In Sports
Music and News
Dinner Concert
Musical Revue
Five-Star Family
News Spotlight
W. P. A. Program
Detective Mysteries
Dance "Music
Nathan Weinberg
Bell Cabaret
Mary Dawson
i Paul Martell’s Orchl
M M
WOL Concert
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Dance Music
Music Box
S4 i«
News—Music
Varieties
Dance Parade
Si ss
SinTdff
S. S. Queen Mary 6:00
Arch McDonald 6:15
Kate Smith 6:30
Boake Carter 6:45
Cavalcade of America 7:00
“ “ 7:15
Bums and Allen 7:30
“ “ 7:45
Lily Pons 8:00
“ “ 8:15
Musical Revue 8:30
Women’s Suffrage 8:45
Gang Busters — '9:00
" " 9:15
March of Time 9:30
Musical Revue 9:45
Clyde Lucas’ Orch. 10:00
“ “ 10:15
Arthur Godfrey 10:30
•• «• 10:45
[Little Jack Little [Tlloo
“ “ 11:15
•News Bulletins * 11:30
;Milton Kellem’s Orch. [11:45
Sign Off 12:00
A.M._EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW__A.M.
6:00 Gordon Hittenmaric
6:15 “ “
6:30 “ “
6:45 " "_
7:00 Gordon Hittenmark
7:15 i “ “
7:30 : “ “
7:45 '* "___
TTOO' Gordon Hittenmark
8:15 | “ M
8:30 “ “
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j 9:00 Gordon Hittenmark
9:15
9:30 Ralph Kirbery
9:45 Roger B. Whitman
loToo Arts and Industries
10:15 I “ “
10:30 : “ “
10:45 Voice of Experience
| 11:00 S. S. Queen Mary
i 11:15 Honey Boy & Sassafras
l 11:30 Merry Madcaps
11:45 " “
Morning Devotions
j Melodies
Cheerio
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Morning Glories
Wake Up Club
Breakfast Club
M ••
I News Bulletins
Home Sweet Home
Today’s Children
David Harum
Sallie Muchmore
The Charioteers
Morning at McNeill’s
M «•
The Doctor Says
Larry Cotton
Words and Music
| •• M
Musical Clock
II M
M H
M «•
Morning Matinee
M «•
I M M
Art Brown _*
(Art Brown
:Ruth Robbins, Songs
j Police Flashes—Music
News—Music_
Dance Music
Art Brown
M «•
Ladies of the Air
Popular Rhythms
«• «
Petite Musicale
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| “ " 6:15
Senator’s Visit 6:30
I “ “ 6 45
Sun Dial ~~1:00
“ “ 7:15
“ “ 7:30
■' “_ 7:45
Sundial 8:00
“ M 8:15
- “ 8:30
- -_ 8:45
Sun Dial 9:00
I Woman's Place 9:15
(Russell Dorr 9:30
Betty Hudson 9:45
Goldbergs 10:00
Helen Trent 10:15
Just Plain Bill 10:30
Rich Man's Darling 10:45
Waltz Time 11:00
Milky Way 11:15
Mary Marlin 11:30
I Dance Melodies11:45
AFTERNOON PROGRAMS_P.M.
112:00 Merry Go Round
12 :15 Mary Dietrick, songs
12:30 Manuel Contrera’s Orch
12:45 Schneider's Texans_
1:00 Thursday Matinee
1:15 •' “
1:30 Mary Ma.;on
1:45 I _ _
2:00 Forever Young
2:15 Ma Perkins
2:30 Vic and Sade
2:45 The O'Neills
3:00 Woman’s Radio Review
3:15 j “ “
3:30 Gene Arnold
3:45 Martha and Hal
TTOO' Marley and Landt
4:15.
4:30 Industrial Conference
4:45 i " "
"5T00 Bulletin Board
5:15 | “ “
5:30 Chasin’ the Blues
Joan and the Escorts
Curbstone Querrles
Farm and Home Hour
M «
Farm and Home Hour
I «« M
'Rep. Wearin of Iowa
Music Guild
Music Guild
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Beatrice Mack
King's Jesters
Betty and Bob
Back Stage Wife
Radio Guild
•« ««
Radio Guild
M «•
The Singing Lady
Little Orphan Annie
Evening Star Flashes
Animal Close-Ups
Tea Time
Dance Music
News Bulletins
jwalkathon Reporter
■Luncheon Concert
Zeke Manners' Gang
44 *4
Music only
M 44
Music Only
Musical Potpourri
44 44
News—Music
.Brooke Steele's Orch.
Afternoon Concert
! Swing Music
Harlem Fantasy
Today's Winners
44 44
" "
44 44
Fantastical Facts
44 44
M 44
Matinee Memories 12:00
H. B. Derr 12:15
Academy of Medicine 12:30
Between Bookends 12:46
Afternoon Rhythms 1:00
Happy Hollow 1:15
Music in the Air 1:30
" “ 1:45
Salvation Army Band 2:00
Howells and Wright 2:15
Mrs. Mary Beard 2:30
Do You Remember? 2:45
All Hands on Deck 3:00
** 3:15
From Old Kentucky 3:30
“ 3:45
Lewis Gannett 4:00
Clyde Barrie 4:15
“ 4:30
Wilderness Road 4:45
Benay Venuta j 5:00
Melodies 5:15
News—Rhythms I 5:30
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.
The address of Col. Frank Knox,
candidate for the Republican presi
dential nomination, at a founder’s day
banquet of Sigma Delta Chi Fraternity
in Chicago, will be broadcast by
WMAL at 9:30.
Marilyn McKay, “blues” singer, and
Tony Sharabba, prize-winning ama
teurs, will contribute to Fred Allen’s
“Towm Hall Tonight" program on
WRC at 8. The couple married shortly
after winning Allen’s contest last Fall
The mirth-provoking adventures o!
Willie and Eugene Howard, musical
comedy stars, and Fifi D’Orsay, popu
lar French singer, will be featured dur
ing the “Folies de Paree’ program or
WMAL at 7.
The trait of resourcefulness of the
American citizen will be the theme ol
the “Cavalcade of America” drama on
WJSV at 7. Incidents in the California
gold rush of 1849 and the work of the
modern Coast Guard will be featured
Lucy Monroe, soprano, will make hei
fiftieth appearance on the “Lavendei
and Old Lace” program on WMAL al
7:30. She will be assisted by Frank
Munn, tenor; Gustave Haenschen’i
Orchestra and the Amsterdam Chorus
Three songs by Buzzia-Peccia, Mes
sanger and Benedict will be the high
lights of Lily Pons’ recital on WJSX
at 8. Her first number will be “Little
Birdies.” This will be followed by “SI
Jose Aimez”’ and “La Capinera.”
NEW AID FOR BLIND
OBJECT OF PARLEY
A new era for the blind, especially
those who lost their sight in adult
life, was in the course of preparation
here today between representatives of
the two largest English-speaking na
tions in the world.
Arriving at the Shoreham Hotel to
day, Capt. Sir Ian Fraser, in charge
of all the World War blind In Great
Britain and her
dominions; Dr.
Ernest Whitfield,
representative of
the English Na
tional Institute
for the Blind, and
M. C. Migel of
New York, presi
dent of the Amer
ican Foundation
! for the Blind,
were to spend
| most of the day
in conference
with Dr. Herbert
Putnam of the
Library of Con
gress. Sir Ian is accompanied by Lady
Fraser.
i It is the purpose of today’s meet
ing to lay the groundwork for'stand
ardization of both the Braille and
Moon systems of touch reading and
the recently developed "talking books.”
By co-operation, the cost of produc
tion and distribution will be greatly
decreased, in the opinion of the British
representatives. It was suggested that
for each 100 books made in either
country 10 be made for the other.
NEBRASKA UTILITIES
AGREE TO DELAY SUIT
By the Associated Press.
Jerome Frank, P. W. A. attorney,
said today an agreement had been
reached with attorneys for five Ne
braska utility companies to postpone
indefinitely the trial of an injunction
suit involving a $56,000,000 Nebraska
State-wide public power system.
Although no date for the trial has
been agreed upon, Frank said, the
case probably would be heard by the
District Supreme Court in November.
In making the agreement, the Pub
lic Works Administration consented
to a slight enlargement of a tem
porary injunction already in force.
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'Dorothy Thompson and
Other Observers to Dis
cuss Their Aims.
OUR prominent women, all ex
perts on world affairs, will
gather around a microphone
equipped table Monday and
candidly discuss for N. B. C. the ques
tion of "What Do the Dictators Want?”
The women scheduled to take part
In the program are Anne O’Hare Mc
Cormick, special correspondent for the
New York Times; Princess Helga
Brynhlld Maria, an exile from Ger
many; Dorothy Thompson, author,
journalist and radio commentator, and
Vera Mlshelef Dean, editor and re
search associate of the Foreign Policy
Association.
Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin will be
the chief topics of conversation. Tha
women will discuss in particular the
question whether the course of empire
is shifting from west to east—to a
German empire in Central Europe and
an Eastern empire under Italy.
AH of the women have had personal
experience in Europe. Mrs. McCormick
has Just returned from Italy, Germany
and England; Princess Maria is a re
cent arrival in the United States and
Miss Thompson spent many years in
Europe, the culmination being her
banishment from Germany.
A MUSICAL salute from America to
the Queen Mary at sea is the latest
program of a series in which N. B. C.
will broadcast in connection with the
liner’s maiden voyage to the United
States.
The special broadcast Is scheduled at
10 a.m. Saturday. Outstanding orches
tras in the United States and Canada
will send greetings to be relayed to the
ship and to listeners in England.
/COLUMBIA has completed arrange
'“4 ments to broadcast the Memorial
day services at the Tomb of the Un
known Soldier In Arlington Cemetery.
Gen. John J. Pershing will be the prin
cipal speaker.
Vf RS. C. J. MEACHAM of Galeton,
1 x Pa, made a day dream come true,
dollar for dollar. Her contribution,
“What Would I Do With $1,000." won
first prize—$1,000—in the letter con
test of the Goldbergs.
Mrs. Barney J. Felix of Brooklyn,
N. Y.. won second prize of $250 and
Mrs. Charles E. Knight of Detroit and
Miss Myra Nelson of Newark, N. J.,
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the weekly "Morning Matinee” over
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BABCOCK RESUMES
ATTACK ON ABUSES
Head of U. S. Employes’ Group
Cites Shortage in Appro
priations.
President Claude Babcock of the
American Federation of Government
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Objection was msde specifically to
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National Committee of Babcock’s at
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tion of the federation, when he de
clared the retirement fund lacked ade
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