Evening Star Newspaper, August 8, 1935, Page 39

BLACK TO DISCUSS LOBBY INQUIRY Chairman cof Senate Com- mittee to Speak in Radio Forum Tonight. SENATOR BLACK, Democrat, of Alabama, chairman of the special Senate Lobby Commit- tee, will discuss the scope of lobby investigation during the National Radio Forum tonight over WRC and a coast-to-coast network of other National Broadcasting Co. stations. The Forum, ararnged by The Wash- ington Star, will be broadcast from 10:30 to 11 o'clock. Senator Black will touch on de- velopments before the Lobby Com- mittee which has devoted its hearings thus far entirely to activities in con- nection with the public utility hold- ing bill. Later the inquiry will branch out into other fields. 0k Canada's Radio Broadcasting Com- missien, which not only regulates Do- | minion broadcasting, but itself oper- | ates a national network and owns a | half dozen stations, has just acquired | its seventh station. It is CKNC, To-| ronto, which has been leased from its private owners. The commission also owns CRCT in the same city and will now operate the two from one set of studios. Calls of the station will be changed to conform with the commission’s policy | CapiTaLs RADIO PROGRAMS Thursday, August 8. THE EVENING TARZAN AND THE FIRE GODS. Through the courtyard Lady Beth ran, into the eerie, rock-hewn temple, and there she concealed herself behind a pillar. By the lights which illumined the fire gods, she saw Arbela in the center of the great hall, tied to a stake and encircled by Baalites. STAR, WASHINGTON, Hopelessly she watched and waited, while for hours the Canaanites marched around their victim, shout- ing insults and curses. Ther. began the most hor- rible ceremony Lady Beth had ever witnessed. Niarchus gave the signal: “Let her be scourged by the lash of the gods!” FTAC Forthwith a strange machine was trundled out and set before Arbela. It was a giant wheel equipped with a score of knotted thongs. A young man seized the crank and began to turn. The wheel spun. Whips flew out and beat against the almost naked body of Arbela. THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1935. —By EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS Flecks of ruby blood jeweled her snowy skin. Her face writted in agony, but she did not cry out. Lady Beth shuddered, then lost control of herself. Caution and discretion vanisted. “Stop! Stop!” she cried, and ran down among the fanatic, blood- Baalites! of beginning all its own stations with the “CR” call letters. | * Prom Ottawa it is also reported that Jacques Cartier, vice chairman of the Radio Comsitission, has Tesigned to become an organizer for the Conserva- tive party in his home Province of | Quebec. He will “campaign for the | party in power for the forthcoming | elections, the outcome of which may decide the fate of the Radio Com- | mission. (Copyright, 1935) | Commissioner Steel are now holding | | the posts, the Cartier vacancy Tre- It is currently reported in Canada that a defeat for the Conservative party will mean the replacement of the present commissioners with new men. Chairman Charlesworth and maining unfilled. e "THE" highest-powered _short-wave radiotelegraph station in public use in the Western Hemisphere has Eastern Standard Time. | WRC 950k WMAL 630k | WISV 1460k | WOL 1,310k | PM AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 3:00 Womans R&dlo Review Betty 3:15 Easy Aces Garden Pnrly 3:30 Order of Eagles 34 | and Bob Old Kentucky | w W 'Questions in Congress |Steel Pier Hawalians (Today’s Winners “4:00 Mereduh Wllsons Orch. |Betty Ryder 4:15 | Teddy 4:30 Four Dots ,4:45 | Matinee Musicale “5:00 Flying ime 5:15 i 5:30 Chasin’ the Blues 5:45 'John Herrick |Singing Lady Winnie the Pooh Tea Time Lowell Thomas Howells and Wright Instrumentalists |Musical Novelettes Tito Guizar Hill's Orch. Cocktalls for Two News Flashes | Tea Dansant Buck Rogers |Evening Rhythms Jack Armstrong Russian_Bear Orch. One Time Opportunities Radio Voices |Salon Music P.M. EVENING PROGRAMS, [Amos 'n” Andy |Scores—Music * Dorsey Brothers Orch, 6:! 00 |Three |Rudy Vallee 0. W. | Federation gffig\tlrzen.s | . Henry's Showboat | Death | Goldman Band Sports Parade Tony and Gus Evening Album |Nickelodeon Dinner Music Martha and Hal |Arch McDonald ‘Scamps Boake Carter | News—Music fToday in Sports |Old Music Box |Government Family te Smith’s Music U. Forum Dixie Harmonies “Five-Star Final” [News Spotlight Joe Holman D O e D . 585868 adT Manhattan Choir Valley Days | - Charles P. Towne John Augustine’s Orch. ‘Lezmmve‘mzmxghu |Donkey Ball Game 85858 {Heidt's Brigadiers |{Barn Dance just been authorized by the Federal Communications Commission. The station, WEF, operated by R. C. A. Communications, Inc., at Rocky Point, N. Y, is scheduled to be ready for public communicgtion traffic by No- vember 16 and will be used in the transmission of international radio- grams to all parts of the world. The power of the station, which has been previously designated WKC, was increased from 100,000 to 200,000 watts. There are several long-wave American radiotelegraph stations, in- | cluding the Navy's station at Annap- | olis, which have higher power than this new short-wave station. * ok ox x WHEN President Roosevelt reviews | 35,000 Boy Scouts of America HIGHEST QUALITY Low Prices COURTEOUS SERVICE MAXWELL at the opening of their 10-day jam- boree in Washington August 21, the colorful event will be broadcast over | an N. B. C. network. The greetings and salutations of the Scouts, who will come from all sec- tions of the world; the music of hun- dreds of Scout bands, and the cheers of thousands of visitors and sightseers will be heard during the program. * ¥ ¥ X | MORE Washington newspaper corre- spondents will shortly go on the air under sponsorship, with the an- nouncement that the Mutual Broad- casting System, high-power chain of | four stations, \S Allen, the co-authors of the book ' October 1 will start | | presenting Drew Pearson and Robert | “Washington Merry-Go-Round” who also write a syndicated newspaper column by the same name. ‘They are going to discuss between themselves twice weekly the Wash- ington political situation, Tuesday and | Saturday nights. Their sponsor is a watch company. Last year a Baltimore bank spon- sored a series of talks by Frank Kent, | the noted political columnist of the Baltimore Sun. Parted for 70 Years. After being parted 70 years, Mrs. S. | A. Burden, aged 91, of Leicester, Eng- land, and her brother, James Sanders, 81, of Brisbane, Australia, have junU been reunited at Leiceste: | YOUNG DEMOCRATS Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. SILVER SPRING, Md., August 8— Organization of the Young Men's Democratic Club of Silver Spring was effected Monday night at a meeting in Jesup Blair Community House. Temporary officers were named as follows: James Heizer, president; W. Edwin Warfield, secretary, and Ed- ward C. Holmead, treasurer. A con- stitution submitted by a committee composed of Winston Hobbs and Joha Snure was adnpled Memury at New Peak. ‘The highest temperature since 1861 was registered recently in Italy, It is our pleasure to announce the addition of two new Nation-Wide Stores. these stores. Louis’ Cut-Rate Grocery and Louis B. Scholnick, Prop. 1303 H St. N.E. Delicatessen Sher’s Navy Yard Market 532 8th St. S.E. 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