Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1935, Page 48

_THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D-2 D. C., THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1935. As planned, the broadcast will pre- Rifle Association will be held from House, a description and review national rifie and pistol matches for Members of the press who have T R phies, medals and other badges, will 08 _ covered the Senate and House also |Matches Suspended in 1930 Are| be held from September 14 to 19, in- ,7', will reline your coat with our new Thursday, June 20. (Copyright, 1035) Eastern Standard Time. are o take part in the broadcast.| Arranged for September With | Clusive: The small arms firing achool | f place’™sifions "and s new”. crocheisd Some of the outstanding Washington ptom! t will be held in conjunction with the tton, demot! and steam Jour coat Ws also store in our | WRC 950k WMAL 630k WISV 1,460k WOL 1,310k | correspondents are to be asked to give Numerous Awards. matches, beginning ber 1 and | ll Storase veun'and call ‘for and deiiver. their impressions of the accomplish- lasting through the final match shoot. Cleanin, d R i FTERNOON PROGRAMS o | ments of the session. The District of Columbis will send g _and Repairing P.M. Al S .M. |Senator Vandenberg to Dis- tearss to the National Rifle Associs- B R at Low Rates 3:00 [Woman's Radio Review |Betty and Bob Wash.-Cleveland Game |Today's Winners J . CCORDING to Columbia statis- | tion matches at Perry, Ohio, t¢ &) arty ned. 38 | e Basy Aces e S cuss President’s Proposal tielans, sopranos and tenors have | COMPete for prizes in the shooting in| CLARENDON, Va., June 20 (Spe- IS%DOR MILLER 3:30 |Masquerade Danny Dee g i been the most consistent winners in | S€Ptember, it was announced todsy.| eial)—A card party for the benefit anufacturing Furrier *3:45 [Four Dots Betty Ryder to Extend N. R. A. the “National Amateur Night" broad.. | The matches are being held this year | of Daughters of Isabella, Chapter 247, | | NA. 5628 809 11th St. N.W. 4:00 Parents and Teachers |Teddy Hill's Orch. |Wash.-Cleveland Game |London Four casts since their inception December | 10F the first time since they were sus- | will be given by Mrs. Norma Baldwin 15 | - - “ “ News Flashes ENATOR VANDENBERG, Re-|3; jast. pended in 1930, due to economy rea- | Friday evening at her home on Wilson 430 }!mpprlll Grenadiers Singing Lady “ - Tea Dansant publlc:n, of Michigan, will dis- In that period, the committee of sons. boulevard. A social meeting will be 4:45 |Edna Schefline Little Orphan Annie |Dick Tracy RS ! cuss “The Challenge to the|judges at Columbia and the radio|, Lhe Matches for which medals and | held next Tuesday at the residence of “8:00 Sundown Revue |Evening Star Flashes |Buck Rogers g One Time Opportunities gomcltunon of the United aydience as well, have sgreed only trophies are provided by the National | Mrs. J. Oliver Frank. 5:15 Tea Time |Evening Rhythms g™ States,” during the National Radio|five times on the winner. b 5:30 |Chasin’ the Blues Memory Contest Jack Avmstrong Radlo Voices Forum tonight over WRC and a coast- | gixteen sopranos and ten tenors 'uu (ANNOVE . - ) 5:45 |Continental Trobadour |Lowell Thomas |Stoopnagle and Budd |Christian Science to-coast network of other National|have won awards, as compared with d vu cx = Broadcasting Co. stations. only one contralto and one baritone. TALK Tu % P.M. EVENING PROGRAMS, - | The Forum, arranged by The Wash- | There has, however, been & sprinkling §:00 |Scores—Music Amos ‘0’ Andy [Labor* News TNews—Music ington Star, will be broadcast from |of crooners, blues and torch singers N Ew YU R K 6:16 |Jimmy Allen Tony and Gus |Just Plain B Today in Sports 125 | 1900 40 12 oleleck, among the winners. 6:30 |Merry Minstrel Show [Floyd Gibbons |Arch McDonald Radio Workshop 4 Senator Vandenberg will deal with FOR 6:45 e Bill Coyle Boake Carter |Dance Music H f'hlet Twmnw by nr;reudm Roose- Flds'nvrms during two of Scan- K E Valles Evening Album Kate Smith’s Music Dance Musjc w00 | Velt 1n press conference immedi- inavia’s most widely celebrated :l’:‘l’: AL G. W. U. Forum L l“Hve-sm Final” 115 | 8tely after the Supreme Court held national holidays are to be imported T is H 730 | <+ - Citizens’ Federation w - News Spotlight 130 |the N. R. A. unconstitutionsl. That|by Columbia. HIS is the roe which, KA G+ Cyril Pitts, tenor “iim Rep. O'Connor of N. Y. | 7:45 l;::ixe mxl. one of r;;ma extension _of 'rm5 szm is scheduled tomorrow once tasted, is rarely 8:00 |Capt, Henry's Showboat |Death Valley Da: The Cara |Joe Holman -0 | Federal power. The recent Midwest | from 5:50 to 7 p.m., Eastern Standard 815 P e o VO S Ml |Capital Hawattans :‘l)g ‘grass root” Republican conference [ Time. It will mark the climax of the changed for mod’"' 8:30 “ - Goldman Band wmnr. Pennsylvanians Barn Dence g:30 | 3ccepted the issue and wrote s Re- |annual St. John's day celebration, e k1 1 oy e o 8.45 |Publican creed and declaration of | Which is colncident with the Summer Rlll % - AF E "9:00 | Whiteman's Music Hall |Town Meeting |Waring's Pennsylvanians Barn Dance 9:00 “mnc‘pm :;:;’::’S = m:‘moéc u‘;ml:‘:'- n 7 p M Y « e & e o |Marimba Band R’ jumm¢ an . G - Heidt's Brigadiers 0:30 I};Ag’ncmnon of sdjournment | The second relay will come June INSTEAD OF WAITING “« = o e s S Hictwa Wiaihie 9:45 |15 m!kl‘;‘f;fl:::enb.‘;“-":l! 18, e:otlt:‘b: ?’0. when the natives honor the cen- FOR B:30 i ( = | \ rrangeme; nary anniversary of Finland’s great .‘vce:se D::Tu‘;;:nd ::::]fgfl;::g: . r‘nn.}( Dllllleyl Orch. wru;‘v.lmcuunuhu }g ?g b_r-ondcasn the closing ceremonies. national legend, “Kaleval = ITATION-TO STATION CALL |National Radio Forum: Howard Lally’s Orch. !Ted Fiorito’s Orch. o |Senator Vandenberg 0% - | - - . hod Night Owl Peu' mm‘ 's Orch, |Frankie Masters' Orch. | Wrestling Matches Arthur Reilly |Sports Flashes n . . Dancing in Twin Cities ‘Slumber Music Bill Hogan's Orch. mnce Plru‘le Here is a fine variety | o of ity food 12:00_Sign OFf 5 on Sign o s on quality foods for EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. Elder Michaux | Timekeeper Morning Devotions Sun Dial Musical Clock . ] ity e 70 i e . Here is also a fine op- .“g s ke Cheerio e = e portunity to save—at 8:00 | Timekeeper | Breakfast Club Sun Dial | Musical Clock your Nation-Wide 8:15 e i “ w “ S 2 83| * = “ . “« - . e g : Grocer. Free depend- 8:45 « - “« w @ . - “ ; - ’ 9:00 | Timekeeper Smackout Sun Dial At the Console 20 able dehvery service. 9:15 |Clara, Lu and Em , .[Hazel Arth Radio Oracle Greenwood Songsters 9:15 9:30 |Hill Billles Today’s Children Betty Hudson Police Flashes 9:30 9:45 (Betty Crocker News Bulletins Pictures in Song Bud_Abbey 9:45 70:00 jU. B. 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Braddock, new world's | fion will be “Universal Judgment,” a | Conrad Thibault and the Show Boat | heavyweight champion, will take | lymphunlc poem by De Nardis. Ensemble. part in Kate Smith’s Hour on WJSV at 7. May Robson, veteran screen star, will head Rudy Vallee's variety bill on WRC at 7. The other guest art- ists include the Shim-Sham Band, Tom Howard and George Shelton. The Goldman Band will begin its 15th season of Summer broadcasts on WMAL at 8:30. The featured selec- “Should America Stay at Home?” will be debated during the “America’s | Town Meeting,” broadcast on WMAL at 9. The speakers will be Senator Pope of Idaho and James W. Gerard, former Ambassador to Germany. The highlight of the “Show Boat” program on WRC at 8 will be a dramatization of “The Song of the Crusades,” featuring Lanny Ross, | A Walter Donaldson medley, in- cluding “My Buddy” and “At Sun- down,” will be played by Horace Heidt’s Brigadiers during their pro- gram on WJSV at 9:30. Helen Jepson will sing “One Fine Day” and “Sweet and Low” during her program with Paul Whiteman's Orchestra on WRC at 9. CHANGE OPPOSED IN TERMINAL ACT ; to that of the junior high school and, ° Rhode Island Avenue Fa- vors Construction of Two Bridges in Two Years. Opposition to the National Capital Park and Planning Commission bill 1 stead of at the discretion of the Com- | missioners. It was further resolved to object to the bill of the Pennsylvania Rail- oad Co. to develop an industrial area south of New York avenue northeast. A resolution was passed favoring raising the status of vocational schools to send copies of this resolution to the House and Senate District Com- mittees. Gambling Amendment. A resolution to amend the gambling laws to include the numbers racket and other gambling transactions or devices likewise was passed. A motion opposing education of non-resident children in District to amend the original terminal act of 1903 was expressed by the Rhode Island Avenue Citizens’ Association at its meeting last night. The amendment calls for one bridge and sn underpass in place of the three bridges as stated in the original act. Not having had an opportunity | to be heard before the bill passed | the House, an Executive Committee, at an informal hearing of the Dis- trict Commissioners, made recom- mendations which were approved by the body last night. It was recommended that the southerly terminal of the Brent- wood road and T street viaduct be at Bixth street northeast, so as to afford & more direct route to the downtown section of the city. Time Limit Favored. It was resolved that an amendment be added to the bill stating that the bridges be constructed within two years after passage of the bill in- 'RADIO | “ !I lnstallahom—Repm "AUTO RENOVIZE e s your home Diffcult Benovising—nNeatly Aecomplished. |- IF A e BRI FREI lNSPECI'lONS H MDIO E lmlll. Pl.lfllm: SUN - 938 F ST. N.W. Met. 3500 schools at the expense of the tax- | payers in the District was approved | by the association, as was the motion \w indorse. the Committee on Appro- priations’ request for additional | money to carry out the health pro- gram of the District. The association will not meet again until the second Wednesday in Sep- tember. Town Has 0dd Name. A colliery town in England has the name, Bishop Auckland. INTO Z-Z-Z-Z THAT'I18 NO DEATH,TO Mosquitoes AOWTABOUT BREAKING DOOR ? 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