Evening Star Newspaper, June 24, 1935, Page 10

PEACE WITH YOUNG 6. 0.P. IS REACHED Olive Branch Accepted. New Element Plans to Expand Influence. By the Associated Press. ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, June 24—The young Republicans of New York State yesterday accepted with reservations the olive branch proffered by the senior Republican organization and at the same time laid plans for a larger voice in councils throughout the East and Middle West. The newly-elected president of the younger group, Walter K. Mahoney of Buffalo, announced his acceptance of the invitation of State Chalrman Melvin C. Eaton of Norwich to per- mit young Republicans to participate in the councils of the Republican State Committee. In addressing the association, Eaton platform, and to make general gestions. He pledged that any sug- gestions of the young Republicans considered beneficial to the part] would be lald before the State Com: mittee, “While ready at all times to co- operate with State Chairman Eaton for the best interests of the party, there need be no fear that this com- mittee will constitute itself a yes | group,” Mahouey said. ‘The group projected the idea of holding a conference of Republicans in Eastern States, under the auspices of the New York State Young Repub- lcans. The platform definitely was a document demanding individualism and making a stand for private initia- tive as a democratic principle opposed to those who would change Govern- ment in the United States by consti- tutional amendment, Home Owners’ Deadline Near. ‘Wih the deadline for filing only four days away, John H. Fahey, chairman of the Home Owners’ Loan Corp., yes- terday urged eligible home owners in danger of foreclosure to make appli- caiton for relief without further delay. Applicants were asked to apply to the nearest office of the H. O. L. C. The deadline for filing applications is suggested selection of a committee to confer with him on matters of policy midnight, Jure 27. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1935. F. C. A. INTEREST SLASH TO 4 PCT. ANNOUNCED Reduction Will Be Effective July 1 on New Loans by Fed- eral Land Banks. By the Associated Press. The Farm Credit Administration announced yesterday that a reduction July 1 of interest rates by Federal land banks will bring the contract rate on new loans to an “all-time low” of 4 per cent. A reduction of one-half per cent was made April 1, and an additional one-quarter per cent April 10. The reduction effective July 1 is another quarter per cent, bringing the rate to 4 per cent. “This is not an emergency rate,” Gov. W. L Myers of the F. C. A. sald. “This new low 4 per cent rate is a direct reflection of the lower rate of interest borne by Federal farm loan bonds sold by the Federal land banks. It is in keeping with the pol- icy of the Farm Credit Administration to lower or raise the interest rates on new loans as the rates on their new bond issues vary.” Electricity consumption in England is about 10 per cent above a year ago. Capritals Rabio Procrams Monday, June 24. [ WRC 950k P.M. WMAL 630k (Copyright, 1935) AFTERNOON PROGRAMS WISV 1,460k Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1,310k | 3:00 |Woman’s Radio Review ;Beuy E o Songs Children’s Welfare Radio and Bob and Stories Guild Sre i Wash.-Detroit Game Today's Winners wa “« |Ray Foster Alice Hutchins Drake Alice in Orchestralia Radio “ Little Guild Singing Lady = &% Orphan Annie Wash.-Detroit Game Salon Music News Flashes Tea Danssnt {Sam and Dick |Sundown Revue Meredith Wilson’s Orch. |Aunt Chasin’ the Blues The Desert Kid. Lowell Evening Star Flashes Tea Time Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong 1 Thomas | Concert Miniatures Sue and Polly EVENING PROGRAMS, One-':hme Opportunities Radio Voices William A. Roberts Scores—Music | Amos “The Black Chamber” |Tony Rhythm Boys Uncle Ezra Bill Coyle Dangerous Paradise m’ Andy Serenade and Gus Jan Savitt's Orch. Arch McDonald Boake Carter News—Music Today in Sport Gail Reese, Songs Government Family |Richard | = Gladys Swarthout [Radio ard Himber's Orch. |Evening Album Fray and Braggiotti Edwin C. Hill Pick and Pat C. Revue Joe Dance Music “Five Star Final” News Spotlight Symphonic Ensemble Horlick’s Gypsles Music at Haydn’s Greater Princess Pat Players Three Little Words Serenade St. Louis Blues Minstrels Symphonic Ensemble Lonely Jack Scotch Lad and Lass Dance Rhythm | Contented Program Lucky Smith 9:45 | Cuckoo Clock £ Lilac Time “« w " Wayne King's Orch, io;ing Matches News Bulletins 10:00 News 10:15 10:30 10:45 Judging the Stars Glen Echo Orchestra Harold Stern’s Orch. Ray Noble’s Orch. Bulletins Hale Hamilton’s Orch. Le Roy Smith’s Orch. Your Serenader Corlin Lee’s Orch. Continental Orch. 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 |Night Owl Arthur Reilly Freddie Martin’s Orch. Moe Eaer’s Orch. | Stumber Hour Godfrey's Moon Dial Romanelli’s Orchestra Toreador Sextet Sports Flashes Dance Parade 12:00 |Sign AM. |Sign Off off |Sign_off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. Sign off - 6:30 Elder Michaux | “700 7:15 7:30 S 7:45 e ] Your Timekeeper Morning_Devotions Don Hall Trio Cheerio Sun Dial Musical Clock w i 8:00 (Your Timekeeper 8:15 2 = 8:30 8:45 o e Breakfast Club Musical Clock 9:00 [Your Timekeeper 9:15 (Clara, Lu and Em 9:30 (Hill Billies 9:45 |Morning Parade News Herman and Banta Yodeling Philosopher Today’s Children Sun Dial Romany Trail Rolling Stones Bulletins Blue Birds Art Egan A Police Flashes Jack Ward, organist 10:00 |Morning Parade 10:15 |“Your Child” 10:30 |Three Shades of Blue 10:45 |Al and Lee Reiser Honeymooners Wendall Hall e Bavarian Orchestra Eton Boys Milky Way Just Plain Bill The Balladeers Variety and Value “Top O’ the Morning” Harriet Ayes, songs 11:00 |Three Scamps 11:15 |Honeyboy and Sassafras 11:30 |Merry Madcaps 11:45 = & P.M. |Frances Adair The Doctor Says ‘Words and Music Voice cf Experience The Gumps Mary Marlin Red Cross Program Bertha Parker Richard Ames, Songs AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Merry Go Round Spitalny’s Orchestra Music Guild 12:00 The Listening Post Virginia Lee Farm and Home Hour Woman’s Hour Afternoon Rhythms Woman’s Hour Luncheon Concert News Flashes Luncheon Music Church of the Air - Farm Three Vienn {Music Guild Al Pearce's Gang and Home Hour Flats ese Sextet Between Bookends Happy Hollow Home, Sweet Home Vic and Sade Ma Perkins Dreams Come True Silver Nellie Morin Sisters Dalton Brothers Inventor's Congress Do You Remember Flute Revell Little French Princess Romance of Helen Trent Dance Music Radio Personalities Alice T. Brooks Alice T. Brooks B«:'ols4 of lzebdiu . Spenish Rhythm (Woman's Radio Review Masquerade Song Garden Betty Easy Ruth Dr. John H. Finley and Bob Aces Lyon London Fight Mrs. Whitman Cross Nursery Rhymes Your Little Shirley Howard Singing Lady Health Orphan Annie Wash.-Detroit Game Today’s Winners Joanne Edwards News Flashes Tea Dansant ok 7 Sundown Revue o News—Danny Dee Evening Star Flashes Winnie the Pooh Tea Time Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong One-Time Opportunities Radio Voices MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM Gladys Swarthout, singing from Hol- lywood, will be guest soloist during the Voice concert on WRC at 7:30. Her program: Dvorak’s “Songs My Mother Taught Me,” “Song of India,” “Just a Wearin’ for You,” and “Habanera,” from Bizet'’s “Carmen.” Theodore Karle, veteran radio tenor, will appear as guest soloist with Pick and Pat during their broadcast on WJSV at 7:30. He will sing two num- bers, accompanied by Josef Bonime's Orchestra. The hight light of Morgan Eastman'’s Orchestra during the Contented pro- gram on WRC at 9 will be the over- ture, “The King Hath Said,” by De- libes. The orchestra also will play the new waltz, “Tell Me That You Love Me.” The Carnation Quartet will be the guest of Harry Horlick’s Gypsies dur- ing their broadcast on WRC at 8. Radio Joe and his Budget Boys, on RENOVIZE . .. your home Renovizing that is not commonplace EBERLY’S e SONS NW. Dignify your home. CHAFED SKIN It is easy to re- Iieve this torment and restore comfort to the irritated skin with sootbing Resinol. “:-dkll::hfir tenderest skins. Resinol DISTRICT T, Phone “Everiy's” ‘WMAL at 7:30, will present a “West End Night” program, dedicated to the places of business in the vicinity of Seventeenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, Old and new song hits make up the program of Jacques Fray and Mario Braggiotti, popular piano duo, during their broadcast on WJSV at 7. The Rhythm Boys, harmony team, will begin & new series on WRC at 2 AUTO RADIO OFFICIAL PHILCO SERVICE bfi!""“‘.{'&lé‘% NOTES. 6:30. The team is composed of Al Dary, Ray Kulz, George McDonald and Ice Switzer. WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE'S Exclusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. PROGRANPLANNED FROM ROCK ISLAND Independence Day Event to ' Be Broadeast From Arsenal. ITH the use of the latest developments in outdoor sound pick-up equipment, Columbia will broadcast a description of the dramatic and color- ful Independence day celebration at the Rock Island Arsenal—the largest arsenal maintainéd’ by’ the United States. The broadcast will open on the river front near Rock Island, Il It will include the sound of a river boat whistle, the splash of its paddle wheel, and the sound of water rushing into the locks. Then will come & brief interview with Maj. R. A. Wheeler, who is supervising the War Depart- ment’s developments on the river. The major features of the broad- cast, however, will be picked up from Arsenal Park, where soldiers will fire an Independence day salute to the g::fied States and present a military * ok K % NILA MACK, Columbia’s children’s program director, has given in and will present “Little One Eye, Two Eye, Three Eye” soon. One little girl has been requesting it for a year and finally won Miss Mack over when she wrote: “I'll be good to my little brother if you'll only give it.” * ko x X A SIGHTLESS, paralyzed World War veteran and a famous blind woman, both of whom overcame al- most unsurmountable obstacles in their battles of life, will be saluted oo | by Cheerio during his broadcast on N. B. C. Thursday. The veteran is Daniel F. Shea, the woman is Helen Keller. * % k X W.vsv has arranged to pick up and distribute to the Columbia net- work the Independence day celebra- tion on the Monument grounds. Senator Byrd, Democrat, of Vir- ginia, is to be the principal speaker. Col. Edwin A. Halsey, secretary of the Senate, will read the Declaration of Independence. Music will be provided by the United States Marine Band VIRGINIA SIMMS ; HEAR THEM ALL TONITE-WRCaT10§ Including Sidney's Mayflower Hotel Orchestra, directed by Rudy Schramm ’ BRUNO DEFENSE OPENS Six Kin Accused of Murder in Election Eve Massacre. POTTSVILLE, Pa., June 24 (#).— ‘The defense in the trial of six mem- bers of the Bruno family, charged with murder in the election eve mas- sacre at the nearby mining village of : | Felayres last November, opens its case ‘universities in only 813 Jews. Linoleum for Liner. Pitteen thousand square yards of lnoleum are being laid on the liner Queen Mary. today. ‘The six on trial are all relatives of Joseph J. Bruno, former Schuyliill County detective, against whom the State already has obtained convic- tions of manslaughter in one death and murder in the seccnd degree in three other deaths of victims of the shooting outbreak the night before last election day. 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