Evening Star Newspaper, May 14, 1935, Page 14

Capital's RabDio PrROGRAMS Tuesday, May 14. WRC 950k WMAL 630k | (Copyright, 1035) THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1935. Eastern Standard Time. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS. WISV 1,460k WOL_ 1,310k P.M. Woman's Radio Review The Song Garden Lady Next Door Betty and Bob Contract Bridge Swiss Program o B ‘Wash.-Cleveland Game ‘Today’s Winners 3:00 o * 3:15 3:30 3:45 Garden Pilgrimage Francis Younghusband Pan .imericana Rice Brothers Your Health Glee Club Singing Lady o - Little Orphan Annie Dick Tracey Wash.-Cleveland Game 4:00 4:15 4:30 “4:45 |Waltz Time News and Sports Dance Music John R. Tunis Sundown Revue News—Danny Dee Chasin’ the Blues Lowell Evemng Star Flashes Dick Fiddler’s Orch. Tea Time Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms ‘Thomas Jack Armstrong Radio Voices Jean Brunesco’s Orch. Quarter Hour One Time Opportunities E s 5 15 EVENING PROGRAMS. Scores—Music Amos 'n’ Andy Arch McDonald Male Quartet 5 | program, MUSIC FESTIVAL T0BE BROADCAST 37 Choirs, Comprising 1,200 Singers, to Honor Dr. Clar- ence Dickinson. HE latest release from N. B. C. reveals plans for broadcasting Saturday of the Dickinson mu- sical festival in New York, featuring 37 choirs comprising 1,200 singers from five States. The festival is designed to mark the seventh anniversary of the estab- lishment of the School of Sacred Music of Union Theological Seminary. The in honor of Dr. Clarence LITHUANIAN SOCIETY BANQUET POSTPONED Event Will Be in Honor of Lieut. ‘Waitkus, Who Plans Non-Stop Flight Next Month. Postponement of the banquet by the American-Lithuanian Soclety of Washington in honor of Lieut. Felix Waitkus until May 28 was announced today. It was first scheduled for to- night. Final arrangements will be completed at a meeting at the Wash- ington Hotel tomorrow at 8:15 p.m,, it was sald. Tentative plans call for staging the affair at the Washington Hotel oa May 28 at 8 p.m. Lieut. Waitkus is scheduled to take off on a non-stop flight from Floyd Bennett Field, N. Y., to Kaunas, Lith- uania, early next month. His plane | has been christened Lithuanica, 2d. NATIVES MEET FRIDAY BANKRUPT RULES MADE Bupreme Court Issues Orders on Administration. ‘The Supreme Court yesterday issued new orders to tighten the adminis- tration of bankruptcy laws in Federal District Courts. They included these requirements: The Treasury must be supplied copies of reorganization petitions filed by corporations and must be given 30 days’ notice of any court orders in cases affecting tax or other claims of the Government. Commissions of receivers, referees and custodians at all times snall be subject to the approval of the bank- ruptey court. The judge or a designated agent must countersign all checks or war- rants for the withdrawal of deposited funds and keep a record. RENOVIZE s o o your home Just Plain Bill Singin’ Sam Boake Carter Today in Sports Old King Tut Government Family Stamp Club Have Your Blankets Jimmy Allen Easy Aces Your Government Tony and Gus Bill Coyle [Evening Album Dickinson, founder and director of the school, will consist entirely of his own compositions, some of which are known in practically all churches. Society to Make Plans for Annual Papering that is Papering Outing. {Leo” Reisman’s Orch. Crime Clues wnyne ngs Orch. Edgar A. Guest Lavender and Old Lace Melodiana “Five-Star Final” News Spotlight Dance Music Warren Moore, organist The various choirs, comprising 700 adults and 500 children, will be ac- companied by violin, cello, harp and a quartet of trumpets, in addition to The Society of Natives will hold its last meeting of the season Friday night at the Washington Club, Seven- teenth and K streets. EBERLY’S SONS 1108 K N.W. DISTRICT 6557 Cleaned and Stored and you'll marvel at their clean, , fluffy appearance when they a returned. We Bing Crosby Hour of Charm \Ben Bernie Red Trails Christian Colleges Dignify_your home. W operate one of the most complete, up-to-date and carefully controlled dry-cleaning departments in the city. No Moth Worries the Entire Summer We have MOTH-PROOF Storage Vaults for your Blankets, Rugs, Draperies, Summer and Winter Gar- ments. All articles are thor- Plans will be made for the annual outing to take place in June. Jesse C. Suter will explal several different trips recommended by the Executive Committee. Entertainment will be presented by a committee in charge of Mrs. William E Richardson. MOTOR TAXES OPPOSED Twenty-two organizations petitioned President Roosevelt and Congress yes- Dance Music Dance Music the organ. Dr. Dickinson will con- duct the choral numbers. * ok ok K IRST prize of $10,000 in a radio contest to select a title for a previously unnamed fragment of music by Richard Wagner has been awarded to Miss Marjorie B. Pettee, a school teacher of Birmingham, Ala. Geraldine Farrar, Lawrence Tibbett and Herbert R. Mayes, editor of Pic- torial Review, acting as judges, picked Ed Wynn ) |Beauty Box Theater | McGee and Molly The Caravan Miniature Show News Flashes Bucklebusters Dr. Clarence O. Chaney Dixie Harmonies News Bulletins Riggie Child’s Orch. Ink Spots Joe Rine's Orchestra La Pu-ee Or!:h \Godfrey’s Gazette ) |Tampkin's Pacemakers Rep. Cox of Ga. Stan Myer's Orch. The Hoofinghams 'Night Owl Vincent Lopez's Orch. o Orville Knapp's Orch. | Bucklebusters bail it as **Radio’s newest hit!"’ Arthur Reilly George Duffy’s Orch. |Slumber Haur w “ Bill Hogan's Orch. G Sports Flashes Carter's Orch. Organ Music _|Sign off |Sign_om |Sign off Sign_off the title from thousands submitted. * x %2 'OUNG America has selected Ruth terday to discontinue Federal taxes on gasoline, automobiles, parts, tires, oils | Here's how Nick Kenny, famous [ | radio columnist of the N. Y. oughly cleaned, before stor- ing, at our regular cleaning charges. and other products used in motor Daily Mirror, sums it up: transport. Etting as its favorite radio| Tpe petition was presented by the songtress. In a survey just com- | National Highway Users’ Conference. | pleted among high school and col- lege students, the star of the College | Prom program on N. B. C. literally ran away with all honors. ¥ %y Just Telephone Ask our driver who brings your laundry, or telephone us NORTH 1315 about prices and details. PIONEER AUNDERERS & DRY CLEANERS 920 Rhode Island Ave. N.E. 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EVERY MIGHT BUT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Sun Dial Jean Abbey Radio Oracle Betty Hudson Cooking Closeups Mary Marlin Triangle Club Friends Rndm c;mries Police Flashes Words and Music Better Homes Varlety and Value ‘Top o’ the Mornin’ Variety and Value Radio Romeos Musical Novelties Morning Moods |Smackout |Florenda Trio Today's Children |News Bulletins Walter Castle Tony Wons u. S; Army Band Kuban Cossack Choir. | The orchestra made its radio debut | 291 on Columbia April 2 and the choir April 30. Since uniting the orchestra and choir have presented programs made up almost exclusively of instru- mental and vocal selections of Rus- slan composers. Voice of Experience 'The Gumps Garden Pilgrimage Martha Holmes PROGRAMS. Concert Miniatures Radio Interview Afternoon Rhythms Eddle Dunstedter Dance Music Little French Princess |Dance Music Romance of Helen Trent Old Favorites B. & O. Glee Club Popular Hits AFTERNOON Midday Merry Go Round|Listening Post 12:15 Gene Beecher's Orch. Virginia Lee 12:30 |Chamber Musicale Farm and Home Hour 1245 | e Louis Rothschild Luncheon Concert Chamber Musicale Farm and Home Hour Al Pearce’s Gang Golden Melody Salon Music Irish Program Symphony Samuel Barber 'The Wise Man Air Transport Day ) [Home Sweet Home |Vic and Sade Ma Perkins Dreams Come True |Woman's Radio Review Kate Smith's Matinee Betty and Bob |Wash. -Cleveland Game |Walter Reed Requests | 'Von Unschuld Piano Club A i - - |Hurdy Gurdy Man St. Marys Choir | |Orchestral Gems Lady Next Door. | S |Shirley Howard Log of the Day Wash.-Cleveland Game |Vocational Guidance oy > - - |Today’s Winners HOUSEHOLD |Paul Whiteman IRice Brothers Singing Lady . - - - Little Orphan Annie Dick Tracy Sundown Revue |Chasin’ the Blues Education in the News Evening Star Flashes Buck Rogers Aunt Sue and Polly 'Tea Time JJack Armstrong Evening Rhythms One Time Opportunities| IRadio_Voices RUBBER GLOVES THERMOMETER FOR HEALTH ECONOMY AND COMFORT AsSORTED coLors. 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