Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1935, Page 36

CapitaL's RapDio PROGRAMS Thursday, July 11. | WRC 950k (Copyright, 1935) WMAL 630k P.M AFTERNOON PROGRAMS WISV 1460k | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1935. Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1310k | P.M. 3:00 3:15 3:30 Woman's Radio Review Betty [Easy Aces Garden of Melody Four Dots Moods and Modes and Bob Romany Trail Old Kentucky | Better Housing Guild [Myra Meredith Wilson's Orch. Kay Foster Klassin “2:00 Little Teddy Hill's Orch. Singing Lady Bloomfield Patti Chapin Budiy Starcher Orphan Annie Dick Tracy ing Time = s 'Winni | Soloist |Continental Troubadour Evening Star Flashes Tea Time Lowell Thomas Buck Rogers Evening Rhythms Jack Awmstrong Russian Orchestra je the Pooh Questions in Congress Howells and Wright 3:00 3:15 3:30 3:45 4:00 ‘|Today’s Winners “ “ Four Chords News Flashes Odeon Players One Time Opportunities Radio Voices Salon Music EV! PROGRAMS. Amos Tony Floyd Scores—Music Grantland Rice Merry Minstrel Show Bill Coyle 'n’ Andy Labor News and Gus Gibbons Arch McDonald Boake Carter Senator Pope of Idaho News—Music Today In Sports Radio Workshop Government Family Rudy Vallee Evening Album G. W. Charles Sears Federation of Citizens Kate Smith's Music U. Forum * : Dixie Harmonies “Five-Star Final” [News Spotlight Joe Holman Capt. Henry's Showboat Death Valley Days Goldman's Band Louis ?rixim's Orch, Freddie Rich Entertainers Rep. O'Day of N. ¥, Capital Hawaiians German Music 0| Whiteman's Music Hall |N. B. Heldt's Brigadiers Fed Fiorito's Orch. C. Symphony Rhythmic Rhapsody Mnrlmba Band [News Flashes ) |Ice Carnival News Dolan’s Grenadiers National Radio Forum: Senator Bankhead . Harold Stern's Orch. Howard Lally’s Orch. Bulletins Bill Slogan’s Orch. Johnny Hamp's Orch., Wrestling Matches Boys' Band " |Night Owl Arthur Reilly |Dancing in Twin Citles Pete Macia’s Orch. Slumber Music Three Little Words Portland Symphony ) Sign_off Sign Of EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. Elder Michaux Frankie Master’s Orch. ‘Wrestling Matches Sports Flashes Dance Parade ign Off ) | Timekeeper “« - 'Morning Devotions Don Hall Trio Cheerio [Sun Dial | Timekeeper Breakfast Club | Timekeeper Girl Alone |The Hill Billles ‘Betty Crocker U. S. Marine Band News Smackout Yodeling Philosopher ' Today’s Children The Honeymooners ‘Wendall Hall Bavarian Orchestra Sun Dial Radio Oracle Pictures in Song Bulletins News Bulletins Musical Clock Qaaaloo SSaSedlrF Musical Clock Sl o sl gisgne Leila Kineard, songs Greenwood Songsters Police Flashes |Jack Ward D% 9.9 0908 Cooking Closeups Blanche Sweet Betty Barthell Just Plain Bill The Balladeers Varieties ‘Top o’ the Morning Varieties 0 Martha and Hal |Honey and Sassafras |Merry Mad Caps Simpson Boys Merry Macs (Words and Music Voice of Experience The Gumps Mary Marlin AFTERNOON PROGRAMS Government Employes Bertha Parker Radio Novelties Theater Row Merry-Go-Round |Louis Rothschild [Lotus Orchestra Farm Curbstone Queries Kilmer Family Woman'’s Hour and Home Hour .H P. Derr Afternoon Rhythms Luncheon Concert News Flashes Dance Music |Church of the Air ) |Al Pearce’s Gang Farm Kitchen Party Rosa and Home Hour Between Bookends |Happy Hollow |20 Linda, pianist Little French Princess |Romance of Helen Trent |Merry-Go-Round |Wanda Goll, songs lOrcheeral Gems 100 |Home Sweet Home :15 |Vic and Sade :30 |Ma Perkins Pedro Via's Orch. |Vaughn de Leath :45 |Herald of Sanity |Morin_ Sisters Connie Gates G Instrumentalists Eddie Dunstedter Populnr Vocals Book of Melodies Morton Downey, songs :00 Woma.ns Radm Review |Betty & 2157 30 |Madge Marley 45 |South Sea Islanders Jackie Heller Teddy Hall's Orch. |Women’s_Clubs and Bob The Grab Bag U. S. Army Band Today's Winners 00 (Tamara Dmietrieft Don 4:15 |Rod and Stream 4:30 |Nellie Revell 4:45 [Sam a and Dick 5: 00 2 Congress Speaks” Little Aunt Chasin’ the Blues Bobby Burns, eccentric musician and | The principal selection will be excerpts | also will take part in the broadcast. eomedian, amd Clive Brook and Anna May Wong, screen celebrities, will con- tribute to Rudy Vallee's variety show at 7. A concert of operatic gems from the works of Massanet, Gounod, Thomas and Bizet will be presented by Goldman’s Band on WMAL at 8:30. Singing Lady Evening Star Flashes Tea Time MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. Semmler and Wolm Melodic Moments Buddy Starcher Carlton and Shaw Rodolfu s Orch. Orphan Annie |Violin Concert News Flashes Tea Dansant an Loretta Lee Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong Sue and Polly from the fifth act of “Faust.” Helen Jepson will sing “Loch La- mond,” Scottish favorite, as the high ‘ light of her program with Paul White- | man’s Orchestra at 9. Phil Cook, versatile radio comedian, will contribute to the “Show Boat” program on WRC at 8. Mrs. Couk‘ Forger Is Good Study of 8,700 Cases Reveals By the Associated Press. A convicted forger is more likely to go straight after his release from pnsnn than is a robber or burglar. “That at least is our experience,” gaid Ray L. Huff, parole executive of the United States Bureau of Prisons In an interview today. This conclusion is but one of a num- ber reached by Huff and a research staff in an analysis of 8,700 cases which have come before the Parole Board. The final results of the study, known as “experience tables,” will be made known shortly. “A good wife and children always make the applicant for parole a fa- vorable risk,” Huff sald. He added that the opposite is true if members of the family are criminally inclined. “Experience shows that a man over 45 is also apt to be a good risk,” he said, “in most cases they have burned | N Table Rock Blasted Into Niagara River By Two Final Shots By the Associated Press. NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, July 11.—Table Rock, better known as Honeymoon Point be- cause of the unexcelled view it gave newlyweds at Horseshoe Falls, became a memory last night. What remained of the rock, scene of blasting since early in June, was sent flying into the river yesterday afternoon by two spectacular blasts that thrilled several thousand persons lining both sides of the gorge. The blasting to remove the rock followed appearance of & long crack 40 feet back from the —e e RESORTS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. £ The ideal Summer home on account of its great open spaces and directly facing the Sea. For the convenience of prospective guests from Washington and vicinity, our MR. ROBERT E. EVANS of the hotel MAYFLOWER HOTEL ON THURSDAY and FRIDAY, July 11th and 12th, to quote rates and give all information. WALTER J. Parole Risk, out by that time. Other factors such as the number of offenses enter into the picture, of course. “Prisoners under 20 have been round to be good risks. If the parolee can | get through his first six months with- | out committing another offense the chances that he will always keep | I straight are good. “Chances of success are very fa- vorable if the would-be parolee was convicted of violation of the bank laws, postal embezzlement, forgery or fraud. They are very bad if the con- viction was for robbery or burglary. “Ninety-tnree per cent of the per- sons given Federal paroles do not commit another crime.” TOURS. f Vacation in Ontario. Planned itineraries at 922 Fifteenth St. W., Washington, D. C. STEAMSHIPS Overnisht New York fo PROVIDENCE ot PROVIDENCE LIRE" vis * ST o n INLAND Wa .u via the nl’o ected WEST INDIES AND CARIBBEAN GUEST CRUISES every week with_the Gre-tG%'Vh?le Fleet, 10 fo T8 days $115 and up. United Fruit Co., Pler R. 'Tel. WHitehall STTKS0 0 335 5ih ave. el TAck 3.6878. MEDITERRANEAN and all Europe—De Luxe servicee on famous express Liners via the smooth ‘Southern Houte TALIAN LINE, 1 State $t. N. Y. C. One Time Opportunities Hawaiian Cocktail Radio Voices Compositions from the works of Brahms make up the program of the | N. B. C. Symphony Orchestra on | WMAL at 9. The Portland Symphony Orchestra, on WJSV at 11:15, will present & pro- | | gram of favorite concert numbers from | | the Ford Bowl at the San Diego Ex- | position. RESORTS. WERNERSVILLE, PA. ; WERNERSVILLE DA.R E(ONOMY— (OMFOH— * SWIMMING POOL FREE * SOCIAL ACTIVITIES * CENTRAL LOCATION TASBURY PARK, N. J. Hotel Alameda ASBURY FARK. | Spaclous porches overlooking _boardwalk and ocean. _American - European plan. Popular rates. Week-end special, two days, including meals, ATLAI\’I'IC CITY, N. J RESORTS. OCEAN CITY, MD. COLONIAL g, Board . :.‘.Z‘}i'n"’c"ci“é.rm M AJESTIC FACING THE OCEAN. From $3.25 Free Parking and Bathing. C Weekly. HASTINGS'HOTEI. Private. Bahs. Parking Space. Spccial rates untll July 25, S. CHAS. LUDLAM, ;COPQEiEP BEACH COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL on-the-Potomac—acres of shady play- ground, beaufifal, healthful;” restfulo—try it Tor your vacailon place.” Good food, water” $12.50 {0 $23" weekiy: aily staff, will be at the BUZBY, lne. 7%MADISON NEW— ATLANTIC CITY— FIREPROOF DAILY—MEALS INCLUDED Waally (fortwo from$60_ AlsoEuro. gcun'Fllu.n .Su.:‘l,lfm n-g.fzn:\ No'-el. DEVONSHIRE OCEAN END OF ST. JAMES PLACE s-ls PERPERSON-TWO INROOM $. WITH WONDERFUL MEALS weERLY Ay MONTICELLO OCEAN END OF x:mucxv AVE. DAILY PER PERSON ROOM and MEALS (Twe in Room) ATLANTIC CITY FREE BATHING ®. 5. tUDY REDONIA "SS5sgEra™ hing Direct From Hotel- Priday o Baturdaye Sunday Beautiful Room_for Two ATLANTIC CITY N.J. Stiractive than ev Hotel artments (furnish oF Wnturnished) at_very lun:n e emf‘ Ocean end Con TABOR INN et o s b same qual tlhle 1] 1 lor past 30 $5.00 OP. DAILY: lnnu-nuu J.P. & A. M, Dann BANKHEAD'S TOPIC ISNEWA AA.BILL Alabama Democrat Speaks Tonight in National Radio Forum. HE new A. A. A bill will be discussed by Senator Bank- head, Democrat, of Alabama, during the National Radio Forum tonight over WRC and a coast- to-coast network of other National Broadcasting Co. stations. ‘The forum, arranged by the Wash- ington Star, will be broadcast from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. The new farm bill is included in the administration’s “must” legisla- tion for enactment at the current ses- sion of Ccngress. The measure started out as an amendment to the present agricultural adjustment act. It has become more than that, for much of the existing law is rewritten in the bill so as to make certain that the law will be constitutional in light of the Supreme Court’s decision in the N. R. A. case. Senator Bankhead is a member of author of the Bankhead cotton con- trol act and a strong defender of the A A A * X k% MOS 'n’ Andy shift from the Red to the Blue network of N. B. C. Monday and will be heard from that time on over WMAL instead of WRC. ‘The change has added nine stations to the network of these famous radio comedians. 3 * x kX A DESCRIPTION of the total eclipse of the moon Monday will be broadcast over an N. B. C. network. From two airplanes, thousands of feet above New York City, announcers will picture the eclipse and in addition there will be a two-way conversation between the aerial observers and offi- cials of the Harvard University Ob- servatory. EE A “PUT-OUT-THE-CAT DERBY” is the latest broadcast innovation announced by Columbia for July 18. ‘The event will be staged near New York City and will involve some sort of championships. * ok K X AN all-star revue and a business meeting will feature a special broadcast to be known as the “Econ- omy Day program” on WJSV Monday at 1:30 pm. A group of prominent radio stars will provide the entertain- ment. Ted Husing will act as master of ceremonies and Arnold Johnson's the Agriculture Committee. He is| Orchestra will provide the music. s 22c GET ONE FREE NATION-WIDE OLD VIRGINIA RULING FORECAST SOONONALA.A Federal Lawyers Announce 153 Cases Challenge Processing Taxes. By the Assoclated Press. Government lawyers today [redicted a Supreme Court ruling on the con- stitutionality of the agricultural ad- justment act by Christmas. More than 153 cases challenging the processing tax levied by the A. A. A. are in the Federal courts, they said. ‘With nearly a billion dollars involved, the Government defense is being di- rected by two lawyers from Florida, Assistant Attorney General Frank J. ‘Wideman, head of the Justice Depart- ment Tax Division, and his chief as- sistant, James W. Morris. Known as “Mutt and Jeft.” They are known as “the Mutt and Jeff” of the Justice Department. Wideman is 6 feet 4 inches tall, with rugged frame and features. Morris, his close friend, is 5 feet 8 inches. Both are a few years past 40 and formerly served as State attorneys, Wideman is unperturbed by the fact that every day increases the number of processing tax suits. He sald three already filed should decide constitu- tionality. He said an action by the Hoosac Mills of New Bedford, Mass., for $81,- 690 in cotton taxes already has been decided for the Government in a Fed- eral district court and argued in the Boston Circuit Court of Appeals. A decision is expected within a month. Prompt Appeal Forecast. It will be appealed promptly to the Supreme Court, he said, and may be joined with two suits pending in the Court of Clalms. These are refund claims by the Interlachen Mills of Providence, R. 1, and Continenial Mills of Philadelphia, Pa. Justice Department officials say So- licitor General Stanley Reed and Wideman will argue the “billion dol- lar” test case in the Supreme Court. It is the first test of the New Deal’s tax laws. Wideman already has argued 11 cases for the Government before the Supreme Court, winning 10. The tall lawyer is the first Florida man in the “little cabinet.” AUTO RADIO' Installations—Repairs MIllEB-DlJI)l[m ST.NW. 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