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Capital’s Radio Programs
TODAY’S PROGRAM_ May 5, 1937.
P.M.| WMAL—630k [ WRC-950k | WOL—1,310k ] WJSV—1,460k P.M.
"a 00 |London Broadcast j Pepper Young's Family Wakeman's Sports Page Manhattan Matinee 2:00
2:15 Music Conservatory :Ma Perkins •• •• •• « 2 15
2:30 ! " “ Vic and Sade “ M P. O. Dedication 2^30
2:45 Alice Hutchins Drake !The O'Neills Race at Jamaica " “ 2:45
*3:0(f~ Parents and Teachers Lorenzo Jones News—Sports Page Base"BiSl-Game 3T00"
3:15 I “ “ Home Polks Frolic “ “ .... * j.jj
3:30 'Painting P. O. Clock Follow the Moon Variety Program “ •• 3:30
3:45 !Club Matinee _The Guiding Light_ “ '* *' « 3-45
. 4:00 Story of Mary Marlin N. Y. U. Glee Club Wakeman's”Spor ts Page Base Ball Game 4:00
4:15 Young Hickory Dari Dan Adventures .... .... 4:15
4:30 The Singing Lady Don Winslow Esther Velas Orch. “ •• 4-39
4:45 Evening Star Flashes Little Orphan Annie Today’s Winners “ ** 4^45
Too” Our American Schools Sundown Revue Cocktail Capera Shipper's Foc'sle 5 00
5:15 Negro Spirituals Carol Deis, soprano “ “ Evening Rhythms 5:15
5:30 Florence George News—Music " " News—Scores 5:30
5:45 Lowell Thomas_Rhythmaires_“_Terry and Ted 5:45
6:00 Easy”Aces Amos 'n' Andy Wakeman on Sports Poetic Melodies 6 00
6:15 Mrs. Roosevelt Uncle Ezra Harold Turner Arch McDonald 6 15
6:30 News Bulletins K. of C. Talk News—Songs Carveth Wells 6 30
' 6:45 Dinner Music _Ink Spots_Great Names_ Boake Carter 6:45
Too* Beatrice Lillie One Man's Family Five Star Final Cavalcade of America rod
7:15 .... .... Announcer's Court .... 715
7:30 Helen Menken Wayne King’s Orch. “ “ Ken Murray 7-3n
7 45 « “ “ “ Hawaiian Echoes •* •• 7.4S
*T:00” Music Festival Town”Hall Tonight Detective Mysteries Andre Kostelanetz Orch. Too
8 ■ 15 «* *« 4* $1 a 4* ,4 tl
8 30 •< “ ” Music for Today Beauty Box Theater 8 30
______ 8:45
■9 dd~iVic and Sade Your Hit Parade Tonic Time Oang Busters Too
915 Board of Trade “ “ Romance and Roses “ “ gl5
9 30 NB C. Minstrels “ “ Duke Ellington s Orch. Babe Ruth Program 9 30
9 45 : " _ Jimmy Kemper & Co. Rhythm^ Rhapsody___ Idol of Millions g.45
Tod"!Treasure Chest News—Music .Henry King's Orch. IddFofMillidns “io-oo
10 15 Emil Coleman's Orch. Dance Music .Freddy Martin's Orch. Bunny Berigan's Orch. 10 15
10:30 '"A Very Lucky Gent" Senator O'Mahoney Art Brown Robert Horton ]0 30
10 45 “ “__“_1 __ Rep. Hamilton Fish. 10 45
iTdo” News”Bulletins Sports—Night Owl (News—Music Dave McWilliams’ OrchT on
ll'is Slumber Hour Arthur Reilly Eddy Duchin's Orch. •• «
.. ;,n | •• Midnight Frolic Paul Whiteman’s Orch. Warden Lawes !
11 45 1 “ “ __“ “__“_J!__ Red Nichol's Orch.
12700” Night’Watchman Henry King's Orch. A1 Sakol's Orchestra ”l2 00
l2-3n " ** Joe Sanders’ Orch. The Witching Hour
, 12:45 “ “ _ _ Lights Out_News Bulletins
Too” Night- Watchman (1 hr.)_j_Sign Off —
AM. TOMORROW’S PROGRAM AM
May 6, 1937.
'goo Gordon Hittenmark ^qq
6.15 “ “ 6:15
6:30 Sun Dial 6:30
6 45 I_“_"_“_6:45
*7:00 Morning Devotions Gordon Hittenmark Musical Clock Sun Dial ~7:00
7:15 Leibert Ensemble “ “ “ “ “ “ 7:i5
7:30 i Cheerio “ “ Art Brown “ “ 7:30
7:45 I _" _i_“_!!_."_7:45
~8:00_ The Wake Up Club Gordon Hittenmark Art Brown Sun Dial “g^o
8:15 Breakfast Club “ “ " " “ “ 8:15
8:30 j “ “ “ “ “ “ “ 8:30
8 45 Breakfast Club—News “ " " “_Bachelor's Children 8:45
' ~9:00 Tim-Healy Mrs. Wiggs Art Brown Betty and Bob 9766
9:15 Ma Perkins John's Other Wife Morning Concert Modem Cinderella 9:15
9.30 News Bulletins Just Plain Bill " “ I Hymn Program 9:30
9:45 ‘ Myriad Voices , Todays Children News—Songs_j John K. Watkins 9:45
10:00~ The O'Neills " ’ David Harum Police Flashes—Music [Milky Way 10:00
10:15 Personal Column Backstage Wife Art Brown, organist ; All-Star Varieties 10:15
10:30 Vic and Sade Betty Moore “ “ Big Sister 10:30
10:45 Edward MacHugh The Wife Saver Martha and Hal The Merrymakers 10:45
liW The China Clipper Dick Leibert Merry Go Round [The Gumps liToo i
. 11:15 Grace and Scotty [Story of Mary Marlin “ " Your News Parade 11:15
11:30 Gale Page Hello Peggy " " Helen Trent Romance 11:30
11:45 Joe Dumond's Cadets 'Concert Ensemble We Are Four Our Gal Sunday 11:45
12:00 I Love and Learn “ News—Music Music—News Jack Berch’s Boys 12:00
12:15 News Bulletins Dan Harding's Wife Ad Club Luncheon Pretty Kitty Kelly 12:15
12:30 Farm and Home Hour j Words and Music " “ George Rector 12:3o
12 45 I “ “ “_Real Life Stories 12:45
~i roo' Farm and Home Hour ;N. B. C. Music Guild Salon Orchestra Afternoon Rhythms lTdo
j.'lg « « “ “ Louise Wilcher Herbert Foote 1-15
1 30 Mellon Institute Mary Mason Hit Tunes News Bulletins 130
145 •• I “ “ " " Myrt and Marge J:45
-jfoo" Mellon Institute ;Pepper Young's Family- Wakeman's Sports Page Time to Relax ‘ “2;00
2:15 N. B. C. Light Opera Ma Perkins “ “ 'Aluste," from London 2:15
2 30 ~ “ Vic and Sade “ “ Ship Launching 2 30
2:45 Women's Clubs The O'Neills_ ____“ 2:45
-3:00 club Matinee Lorenzo Jones !News Bulletins Base Ball Game 3700
.. .. Home Folks Frolic Wakeman's Sports Page “ « 315
3:30 - - Follow the Moon j Variety Program “ 3[30
3:45 " " The Guiding Light ..**_ 3 45
*4:00 story of Mary Marlin Eclipse Expedition Wakeman's Sports Page Base Ball Game 4:00
4:15 Young Hickory Riverdale Glee Club “ “ ” 4:15
4:30 The Singing Lady Don Winslow “ “ “ “ 4:30
4:45 I Evening Star Flashes Little Orphan Annie Today's Winners_“ 4:45
*~5T00~:Harry Kogen's Orch. Sundown Revue Dancing Discs Betty Hudson 5:00
6:15 Vocational Guidance Turn Back the Clock " “ Evening Rhythms 5:15
6 30 Tea Time News—Did You Know? “ “ News—Scores 5:30
W. C. Handy to Play Trumpet
Solo, Accompanied by
Voorhees’ Orchestra.
WC. HANDY, colored com
poser. who produced the
"St. Louis Blues,” "Mem
• phis Blues” and numer
ous other popular laments, will make
a guest appearance during the Cav
alcade of America show, broadcast
by WJSV at 7 o'clock. Handy is to
contribute a trumpet solo with Don
Voorhees’ Orchestra, describing his
efforts as "far off and sort of lone
aome."
The program has been entitled "Songs
ef the South” and will feature char
acteristic folk music of the American
Negro, with historical narrative and
aketches relating a story interwoven
with the musical portion of the hour.
*TTHE George Washington University
Players take to the air tonight
When, at 10:30, WMAL presents the
group of thespians in "A Very Lucky
Gent.”
YX/OL has dance music tonight, the
Mutual chain sending it Duke
Ellington, Henry King, Freddy Mar
tin, Eddy Duchin. Paul Whiteman and
Joe Sanders during the course of the
evening.
■pHE MERRY WIDOW," Lehar's
popular operetta, occupies the
attentions of Jessica Dragonette and
Charles Kullman in the Beauty Box
Theater, heard over WJSV at 8:30.
pOPPIKOFF, Russian basso, now
known as Donald Tannin, pre
sents a burlesque on a foreign opera
star making his debut at the "Met”
as a feature of Fred Allen's variety
show-, broadcast by WRC at 8. Emily
Earle, “female Benny Fields," and
Bert Shefter, Helen Myers and Mary
Hoffman, comprising a newly formed
pian trio, are scheduled to take part
as well.
V|RS. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
A presents her daughter, Mrs. John
Boettiger, in a discussion of "Edu
cating a Daughter for the Twentieth
Century"—WMAL, 6:15.
Sparrow Endangers Seven.
CALGARY, Alberta. May 5 (JP).—'The
wedging of a sparrow in a gas vent
filled a house with fumes and seven
persons, found unconscious, had to be
taken to a hospital.
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Board Lacks Power, How
ever, to Fix Organization.
Majority Rules.
(EDITOR'S NOTE—Hereivith is
the last of three articles on ques
tions concerning operation of the
Wagner labor relations law. The
replies were assembled by the
Associated Press from Washington
officials.)
Bj the Associated Press.
Can an employer discharge a union
man for Inefficiency?
The law permits a discharge for
any reason other than union activity
or agitation for collective bargaining
with employers.
Suppose evidence on efficiency ia
contradictory or scant?
The board said: "In considering
the frequent assertions by employers
that discharges were for inefficiency
the board has given weight to such
factors as length of total employment,
experience in the particular position
from which the employe was dis
charged, efficiency ratings, testimony
of foremen or other employes and
the treatment given to other employes
of equal or less efficiency. In so do
ing it has not been attempting itself
to estimate the employe's efficiency.”
Excessive Zeal in Union.
Does the ruling preclude discharge
if, in excess of zeal, the employe
Air Headliners
Afternoon Programs.
3:00 p.m.—WJSV. Washington
Cleveland Base Ball
Game.
4:45 p.m.—WMAL, Evening Star
Flashes.
Evening Programs.
7:00 p.m.—W RC , "One Man's
Family"; WOL. "Five
Star Final"; WJSV.
"Cavalcade of America."
7:30 p.m.—WRC, Wayne King's
Orchestra: WMAL. Hel
en Menken; WJSV, Ken
Murray.
8:00 p.m.—WRC, Town Hall To
night; WJSV. Hal
Kemp's Orchestra.
9:00 p.m.—WRC. Your Hit. Pa
rade; WJSV, "Gang
Busters."
9:30 p.m.—W M A L, N. B. C.
Minstrels.
10:30 p.m —W M A L , G W U.
Players. >
Short-Wave Programs.
7:00 p.m.—H U I Z E N , "Happy
Programs," PCJ, 312
m., 9 59 meg.
8:45 p.m.—CARACAS. Popular
Music, YV5RC, 51.7 m.,
5 8 meg.
10:00 p.m —LONDON. "Behind
the Scenes at the Coro
nation," GSF, 19.8 m„
15.14 meg.; GSD, 25.5
m., 11.75 meg ; GSC,
31.3 m., 9.58 meg.
TONIGHT
7:30 to 8:00 p-m.
(EASTERN STANDARD TIME)
WMAL
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gives his time and thought to union
organization and neglects his work?
Witnesses are called to develop the
faots tor both sides In public hear
ings.
What safeguard. If any, has an em
ployer against ths incapable employe
who, anticipating discharge, runs to
a union In order to make It appear
that that gesture was the real reason
for his discharge?
The board relies on facts brought
out in hearings on which to base its
decisions.
What must an employe group do,
other than show a majority, to qualify
for collective bargaining? Does the
board prescribe any kind of organiza
tion; floes It assume any responsi
bility whatever?
Hue freedom of choice can exist
only If no outside Influence, including
that of employer and Government,
ia brought to bear on the workers.
A show of a majority qualifies the
representatives under the act to deal
with the employer. The board pre
scribes no organization and assumes
no responsibility.
No Relief for Non-members.
What relief does the board offer
the employe who does not wish to
belong to the labor group designated
for official bargaining, if any?
None.
What can the board do if collec
tive bargaining fails?
Protection of collective bargaining
is the board’s sole assignment.
What ran it do if. after such bar
gaining one party fails to obferve the
contract entered into?
The board has no power to inter
pret or uphold contracts.
Can an employe belong to a so
called company union?
Yes, provided that the organiza
tion is not dominated by the em
ployer.
What constitutes domination?
Contribution, financial or other
wise, to support of the union. It
may be giving special favors to some
employes to make them acquiesce to
the employer's wishes.
1s an employe permitted to confer
with the employer during working
hours regarding union affairs without
loss of pay?
Yes, if the employer wishes?
Reich Offers Loan Issue.
BERLIN, May 5 UP).—The Third
Reich today offered a 600,000.000
mark ($241,200,000) treasury loan at
*'2 per cent yesterday to finance “the
carrying out of projects undertaken
by the government.'*
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HOUSE REPUBLICANS
PLAN OPPOSITION
Weekly Conferences Are Held to
Outline Fight on Roose
velt Policies.
By the Associated Preis.
House Repubican leaders are hold
ing weekly conferences, It was dis
closed yesterday, to outline their op
position to Roosevelt policies.
■Representative Wadsworth of New
York, writing In a National Commit
tee pamphlet, likened the Policy Com
mittee to the Platform Committee of
the national convention.
“By determining what matters
shall be emphasized in conference,”
he said, "the committee will prevent
Rpublicans In Congrss from scat
tering their shot.”
John Hamilton, national chair
man, conferred with leaders at party
headquarters on plans for more in
tensive presentation of Republican
beliefs. He expects to announce soon
which Senators and Representatives
would Join with him in a series of
week end broadcasts.
"Judging from my mail since the
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major parties feel there Is need for a
thoughtful and rasonlng check on
the administration by the Republican
party.”
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T„ : 1840. Place, Peter Ballantine’s
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ripened brew. He smacked his lips
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