Evening Star Newspaper, June 26, 1935, Page 22

SCIENTIST T0 AID Former City Official Dies. Graduates Sail With Brides. MARTINS FERRY, Ohio, June 26| Seventy (P —John A. Moore, former safety mmbfuefim director of Martins Ferry, died last AJ. EDWARD BOWES wiil dedi- | j;op¢ He was former manager of cate his popular and entertain- | municipal ing “Amateur Hour” on N. B, C. Sun- BAAS S¢ MIestS, W+ ¥n day to Washington. ‘The customary procedure of install- & sponsored series with Billy Mills’ Julymm'l on Columbia, beginning CapPiTAL's RADIO PROGRAMS Wednesday, June 26. (Copyright, 1035 Eastern Standard Time. EDUCATIONAL. EDUCATIONAL. WRC 950k P.M. L 630k AFTERNOON PROGRAMS WISV 1,460k WOL 1,310k P.M. “3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 Woman's Radio Review gl Easy Masquerade | Hurdy Gurdy Man Platt Betty ar® Bob ‘u. Forge Musicale Aces “ w 'Von Unschuld Piano Club|Loretta Lee and Nierman 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 Today’s Winners ol - . Ligette W. Reese Vocational Guidance James Wilkinson Sam and Dick 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 Log of the Day Mount and Guest W Singing Lady - - Little Orphan Annie Dick_Tracy Spanish Rhythm [News Filashes Classified Directory 4:00 4:15 4:30 4:45 Education in the News Sundown Revue Chasin’ the Blues | The Desert Kid 5:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 Aunt |Lowe! |Tea Time |Buck Rogers [Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong Sue and Polly 11 Thomas Brunesco’s Orchestra One Time Opportunities | 5:00 Radio Voices Dance Rhythm EVENING PROGRAMS, Scores—Music |The Black Chamber |Library Association |Uncle Ezra Amos Tony Bill Coyle Dangerous Paradise ‘'n’ Andy Serenade and Gus Arch McDonald Boake Carter Frank Dailey’s Orch. News Flashes Today in Sports Dance Music Government Family 0 (One Man's Family Serénade Hal Kemp's Orch, House of Glass Johnnie's Foursome Edwin C. Hill Broadway Varieties Dance Music “Five Star Final” News Spotlight U. 5858 )| Town Hall Tonight John Psfl?e | Pleasure Island “ a N. B. |Ray Noble's Orch. 5 |Evening Album Three Little Words Romance i Mark Warnow Foundation TR Charles Thomas Tut’s Hill Billies Amateur Pllaht C. Symphony <« Pathe Air News 2 Jenny Wrenn |Adventures of Gracie |Amateur Night =l S8l8Ead One-Man Minstrel News Flashes News | Howa Gene )" |Sons of Pioneers Manny Laport's Orch. Glen Echo Orch. 1 g S Night Owl Arthur Reilly Lights Out |Moe |Ramon Ramos’ Orch. Slumber Hour Bulletins rd Lally’s Orch. Fogarty’s Orch, { |Moon Glow Senator Murphy Claude Hopkins' Orch. - - & Amateur Night Baer's Orchestra Ben Bernie's Orch. |Godfrey’s Moon Dial Dance Parade Sports Flashes Dance Parade |Sign_off Sign off Sign Off EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. |Sign”_Off [Elder Michaux 7:00 |Your Timekeeper g5 | %« 7:30 7:45 Morning_ Devotions Don Hall Trio Cheerio Sun Dial |Musical Clock Christian Hour |Musical Clock 8:00 8:15 8:30 8:45 s Your Timekeeper Breakfast Club | Musical Clock “9:00 |Your Timekeeper |Smacl 9:15 |Clara, Lu and Em 9:30 |Hill Billies 9:45 |Morning Parade |News Edward Mac Hugh |Today’s Children |Sun Dial The Captivators Betty Hudson Poetic_Strings kout Bulletins Art Egan Police Flashes Jack Ward, 10:00 |W. R. Beattie 10:15 (The House Detective 10:30 |Arthur Lang 10:45 |Gypsy Trail | Honeymooners Wendall Hall |U. 8. Navy Band |Christian Science { Poetic Strings |Milky Way |Just Plain Bill The B Variety and value |Olive Jenkins, songs | Varieties 11:00 |Marie De Ville |u. 8. 11:15 [Honeyboy and Sassafras |Sallie 11:30 Merry Madcaps 11:45 o = P.M. Words and Music Voice of Experience The Gumps Mary Marlin Fenton Froom Navy Band Muchmore Top o’ the Morning Richard Ames, songs Morning Moods Singing Organist AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Merry-Go-Round Rex Battle's Ensemble Airbreaks Farm |Welfare Talk Virginia Lee |Woman’s Hour Afternoon Rhythms and Home Hour “ Woman’s Hour _ Luncheon Concert News Flashes Dance Music Radio Album Gypsy Orchestra Farm Al Pearce’s Gang | Music Guild and Home Hour |French Princess |Lazy Dan Romance of Helen Trent| Ladies of the Air Vic and Sade Ma Perkins Dreams Come True The Wise Man |Imperial Grenadiers Home, Sweet Home |Music” @uild |Wash.-N.'¥. Game Spanish Rhythm Book of Melodies Woman's Radio Review | Betty Eesy Masquerade Four Dots |Danny Dee Betty Ryder and Bob |Wash.-N. Y. Game Aces ! - - Parents and Teachers |Ray Foster |Ben Kilassen Teddy Hill's Orch. Singing Lady Littie Orphan Annie | Howell and Wright Vera Van Serenade Dick Tracy Four Chords [News Flashes Tea Dansant +|at the Child Department Institute, |Sundown Revue Girl Scouts |Chasin’ the Blues Tea Evening Star Flashes Memory Contest |Buck Rogers |Evening Rhythms |Jack Armstrong Time One Time Opportunities |Radio Voices MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. A concert in honor of the American Guild of Organists in convention in New York will be presented by the N. B. C. Symphony Orchestra over WMAL at 9:15. The program includes “Passacaglia,” “A Breton Cadence,” , and “Set of Four Pieces for Orchestr. | Senator Murphy, Democrat of Iowa, | will discuss “The Fundamental Rights | of Men” over WJSV at 10:45. |~ The World Peace Foundation pro- gram on WMAL at 8:45 will preseni 360 DAYS, $1,800 FINES GIVEN ON 12 CHARGES D. C. Man Pleads Guilty to False | Pretenses and Larceny by Trick. Pleading guilty to 11 charges of false pretenses and 1 of larceny by trick, Raymond Kircher was sentenced by Judge John P. McMahon in Police Court yesterday to serve a total of 360 days on 6 of the charges and to pay fies of $1,800 or serve 360 edditional on the other 6 charges. Police say Kircher, who previously was arrested on a like charge and at- tempred suicide by hanging while con- fined at the third precinct station house, had cashed 11 worthless checks, Johi mostly on friends, in some instances by proffering the checks in payment of purchases and receiving the differ- ence in change. The larceny by trick charge was the result of his having approached a young woman whom he knew and persuaded her to give him $10 for the release of an alleged mutual friend from jail. Births Reported. Edward M. and Evelyn Pitt. boy. FPrancis and Goldie Heinbach. boy. Ronald and Mildred Spitzer, boy. George and Florence O'Brien, boy. Robert and Edita_Carpenter, boy. Burns and Sylvia Price, girl. Fred and Jeanette Nelson, girl. Willam and Irvel Boone, girl William and Elsie Finch. girl. Bernard and Dorothy Bordeney, girl. Joseph and _Annie Moore, girl. Gerry and Kathryn Wood, girl. awrence and Sylvia Rutledge, girl. Clinton and Lucy Thomas, girl. Charles and Agnes Fahy, girl ohn and Helen Riley. girl. aul J, and Sue Harrison. sirl, enry and Crele Waddell, girl. rederick and Josephine Jackson, boy. ohn and Ella Littie, boy. allace and Mary Simms. boy. Samuel and Pearl Hall. boy. Deaths Reported. john T. Downs. 90, 3301 Georgla ave. esc Sakolski, 83, Casualty Hospital. ‘Annfe L. Hartley. 83. 1120 B st .n.e. onn ¥ Germuiller, 77, 6111 st. ary G. Bennett. 77, 1902 2d st. n.e. Lydia A, Tennyson, 74, 3600 Reservoir td. len C. Driscoll. 73, 6 Bryant st .n.e. & s, 73, Washington Home fl S Bl s, Gallinger Hospial Cze alters. 55, Gallinger 5 iley, 53, Providence Hospital. se. 52, 3463 ldth st. son, 48, 4007 7th st. ell. 26, Walter Reed Hos- pital, Richard Futrovsky, 15. Gallinger Hospital. Fannie B. Jackson. 60. 2213 Georgla ave. Marle Bennett, 54, 708 4ih ne. eston_Penny. 49, Providence Hospital. Gray, 41, 1201 Q st. miett, 30, Carson’s Hospital. Ars! et Mitchell, 19, Freedmen's Hos- al : Marriage Licenses. i J. Hodges. 22. 3011 Cambridge Dl.. HITAR ieo M. Lewis, 10. 718 Virginia ave. s.w.: Rev. H. M. B. Jo Lawrence V. Minute. 5. 246 16th st. n.e., is M. t. 23, 2308% L Butle: d L. Wa o) ave. n.e.; Rev. G, W.Brent Clifford H. Drake. 40. Rochelie. N. ¥.. an Catherine N. Siebinger. 40, Grandequist, Nt & ouilen. 2% ‘and Dorothy L. O Robert S Quillen. 28. an rothy L. Car- ‘ter. 24. both of Philadelphia; Rev. J. E. Graham. 1. Stout. 28. and Mildred P. Perry. 2 ore: Rev. A_F. Poor James S. Watt, 41. Norfoik. Va . and Eliz beth Hurt, 24. Salem. Va.; Rev. Charles T, Warner. Benjamin V. Sharp, 30, Jamestown. Ky.. and Sino M. Black. 10, Russell Springs. Rev. John C, Ball ev. R. Vancie P. Lyon. 21. lane st. n.e., and Alice Idom. 31. 5522 Linwood pi. nee: Rev. Wiley Westr J. J. Wisnieuski. and_Hilda K. Reldy, Rev. A. F. Poore. Allston, Mass.. 1009 Jackson st n.e: Rev. Winfleld S. Crown. Ir.. 47_1230 G st. ne.. and Lois A Barreit, 47. Takoma Park. d.: Rev. W. A. Emmans. Eimo €. Bondunant. 21, 1408 Harvard st. and Myrtle R. Jarboe, 20. 6214 Georgia ave.: Rev. J. J. Riv William E. Nosek. 45. 1217 1 st. and h 1230_Rhode e Rev. a de. william R Light. 30.’ 342 ne. and Evelyn M. Marshall, 2 35th .. and Klin - st. O%4 Joliet. T and as. 20. Clarendon. Va. 939 K st.._and Doro- 22, Union Bridge, Md.; 3. 3121 38th st and 25. 3034 Cleveland ave.; Rev. W. L. Darby. Leonard F. Stabaugh. 46, 6902 4th st. and Lulu E_Schebper. 46. Louisville. Ky.: Rev, E. La Rue Walte: 34248 O st. and 818 39th st. Rev. Kenosha. Wis., and 1502 Decatur st.; ev. G. F. Dudley. Salvatore F. Soldano. 28 and Rebecca L. Solchano.’ 26, both ‘of 915 Evarts st.; Rev. Abram Si pe an imon. James F. Foster, 23. Richmond. Hazel L. Hornick. 21. 616 22d st. Rev. S. se. Harry L. Mannshaw. 30, 2723 Ontario rd., and M. V. Pascarella. 30, Youngstown, . Hyle. yce. 28, Louisville, Ky., and N H;llh!l. 24, 3802 Veazey st.. 237%204 14th st.. and Sylvia 23, 521 Irving st.; Rev. 409-11th ST.NW. DIST. 4700 ‘, chome William P. Stone, vice president of the Foreign Policy Association in a dis- cussion of “The Naval Situation.” Pred Allen will make his final ap- pearance on the “Town Hall Tonight” program on WRC at 8, before leaving on a vacation and a trip to Hollywood to make a talking picture. RENOVIZE . . . seor bome Unusual . . Renovizing EBERLY’S SONS DISTRICT 6557 1108 K N.W. Phone “Eberly’s” Dignify your home. WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable SERVICE Come to GEORGE’S Exclusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. Re: AMERICA'S EAGLE.... stirring editorial, “The Birth of America’s Eagle,” in Sunday magazine. ALSO —o -ot- i . they loved. By Albert Payson Terhune. The Sunday Hhar CHLD PROGRANS Columbia Teacher Chosen to Help Select Best for Young People. OLUMBIA has selected Dr. Arthur T. Jersild, associate professor of education at = Teachers’ College, Columbia University, as the consulting psycholo- gist, to aid its advisory board in de- veloping and maintaining higher stand- ards for children’s programs. Dr. Jersild. is also research associate and is the author of “Child Psychol- ogy,” and numerous research articles dealing with child psychology and child guidance. Aware of the problem he faces, Dr. Jersild said: “The task of creating better standards for children’s pro- grams is one which requires the pro- motion of constructive policies rather than the mere censoring of what is bad. The broadcaster must appeal to the child’s interest, but he must also | consider the child’s welfare and needs. “The usual child likes adventures | H V. KALTENBORN, in London, * will begin his fifteenth year on the @ir July 6, in an unprecedented series of transoceanic broadcasts over Columbia. The broadcasts, to be identified as “What Next in Europe?” will reach the United States at 8 p.m. * ok ¥ % LIONEL BARRYMORE has been signed by a sponsor to one of the most unusual broadcasting contracts in radio history. He has been engaged for five years to portray each Christmas day the role of “Scrooge” in Dickens’ “Christmas Carol,” begin- ning next December 25. * K kX VIV!AN DELLA CHIESA, 19-year- old soprano, who achieved radio stardom in an “unknown singer” con- test in February, has been booked for Transfer Cases BP COMPANY | and thrills and within reasonable i A\ $2.50 to $3.50 Fibre Rugs—27x54" and 36x72” sizes, in various 718 13th St. N.W. NAtional 1974 | Perfect Quality Pure Thread Silk Chiffon 2 PAIRS FOR S7¢ 300 needle pure thread silk chif- fon hose of a lovely sheer quai- ity. Opening in the welt for elasticity—(won't bind the leg at top!) Seamed foot and leg, shaped ankle. 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