Evening Star Newspaper, September 9, 1935, Page 20

THE EVENING BSTAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1935. R Noville and Dr. Thomas Poulter, close AD'U TU UNITE in command under Byrd. * % x K N B. C. has completed arrange- * ments to broadcast the heavy-| weight fight between Joe Louis and| | Max Baer in the Yankee Stadium Sep- tember 24. A complete blow by blow description | will come direct from the ringside. Rear Admiral to Receive}{‘h’; ;;Jfif)mub!le manufacturer will pny‘i Columbia Medal for s i EVERY sectional foot ball center in | Achievements. the United States is represented RAon, the medium that kept | broadcasts on the Columbia schedule on the tentative schedule of gridiron " for the approaching season.’ the yrl Antarete f"p’d’“""i For the first time, Columbia will go in touch with the world dur-| jnto the southwest to bring one of that | ing 20 long months at the|region’s major grid tilts—the game South Pole, will reunite its members between Rice and Texas Christian at 1n a special program scheduled by Co- | Fort Worth November 23. | lumbia for September 25. et o Buring the reunion broadcast, Rear CEP:E::SMES m“;‘mgnu“ start .0[* Admiral Byrd will be presented with | e ot w:,"g:_.’:fii the Columbia Broadcasting System | of the 2nd Division of the A. E. F.| medal for distinguished contribution | September 14, will be carried by N.| to radio. This medal has been award- | B- C- i ed to only five other persons—Col,| G¢n. James G. Harbord, chalrman . 3 B of the board of the Radio Corp. of Charles A. Lindbergh, Sir John Reith, | America, who led the Marine brigade | director of the British Broadcasting|of the 2nd Division in its historic | Corp.; Amelia Earhart, Leopold Sto- | battles at Chateau Thierry and Bel- | kowski and Nino Martini. leau Wood, will be the principal| A dozen or more of Admiral Byrd's speaker. | chief aides, 1n scattered locations, will | — -— take part in the broadcast. These in- | | clude Alphonse Carbone, cook of the| Heat Record Broken. | expedition; Charles J. V. Murphy,| Breaking an 11-year record, 122 de- communications officer; Harold June, | grees in the shade was registered re- | chief aviation pilot; Comdr. George' cently at Bagdad, Irak. | Palatka, July 31, until he showed up | lHls wife believes he was robbed. i CLERIC FOUND DAZED| SEEKS TO FILL GAP Florida Minister Remembers Only | Riding in Automobile in Vincennes, Ind. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Septembver 9.—Bit | by bit Rev. William C. Norman, Bap- | tist minister of Palatka, Fla, is re- | calling scattered incidents of the last 30 days. during which he wandered | across the country to Los Angeles | in a daze. With the aid of his wife, Mrs. Sarah Norman, who came here from Florida to be with him at a Glendale sani- tarium, he is trying to bridge the gap | from the time of his disappearance, at. | here August 25. ! Mrs. Norman said she learned her husband went from Palatka to Jack- sonville, Fla., and there purchased a steamship ticket for New York. He | also bought a railroad ticket and an | airplane ticket there for New York, | but did not use them. Norman remembers only that he | was in Vincennes, Ind, where he said he was riding in a car. “There were two men in the auto with me” he said, “and something terrible happened. I don't know what happened.” | He left home with a large sum of money, Mrs. Norman said, but he had little or no cash when he arrived here CapPiTALs RaDIO PROGRAMS Monday, September 9. (Copyright, 1035) | WRC 950k WMAL 630k | WISV 1,460k Eastern Standard Time. i WOL 1.310k PM. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS [Betty and Bob |Songs and Stories {Tennis Matches Chicago Varieties Orientale America’s Little House | Today's Winners Tennis Matches Do, Re, Mi | - i Melodic Moments Singing_Lady [Egatigs |Little_Orphan Annie Tito Guizar Kate Smith, songs |News Flashes ‘Tea Danssnt Evening Star Flashes Buck Rogers Aunt Sue and Polly |Evening Rhythms {Tea Time |Jack Armstrong Lowell Thomas Concert Miniatures 5 5:15 |Sundown Revue 5:30 | Chasin’ the Blues 545 | . * 5 One-Time Opportunities | |Radio Voices William A. Roberts EVENING PROGRAMS. /Bill Coyle Dinner Music {Tony and Gus Martha and Hal |Evening Album Arch McDonald Dangerous Paradise Boake Carter Charles Reeder’s Orch. Fibber McGee |Lombardo Road 145 Scores—Music Margaret Speaks ‘Eveni.ng in Paris | |Greater Minstrels Pick and Pat 0 Horlick's Gypsies Radio Theater 8:30 Banking Institute Princess Pat Players >6'45 | o < Accordior Today in Sports Dinner Concert Government Family Dinner Concert_ Five Star Final” News Spothight Detective Mysteries Scotch Lad and Lass |"Beau Brummel” 58585858 Orchestral Gems 0 Contented Program |Guckoo Clock March of Time Louis Prima’s Orch. News Bulletins 0 Drama, “Feet First” News Bulletins Club Habana Orch. s r: !Ink Spots \\‘E;;_xe King's Orch, Mardl Gras Leon Belasco's Orch. Bob Miller News, Eddie Bonelii's Orch. ©OoO B0E® 5808 58 Leonard Keller's Orch, |Ray Noble's Orch. Jerry Freeman's Orch. Passing in Review i & The Open Road 0 Night OWl 5 |Arthur Reilly 11:30 Oliver Naylor's Orch. [Slumber Hour Fizas) | T T TR | |Seymour Simon’s Orch. Zeeman's Orchestra Ubangi Entertainers. |Farallone Lighthouse National Moon Dial Eddie Prior's Orch. 12:00 | Sign_Of |Sign_Off |Sign_off Sign off AM, EARLY PROGRAMS TOMORROW. 0_Gordon Hittenmark R. F. D. Gordon Hittenmark (Morning Devotions Sun Dial | - - [Morning Glories - Cheerio Musical Clock Breakfast Club Musical Clock “- . ‘News—Cleo Brown Sun Dial |Edward McHugh Romanay Trail Today’s Children {Betty Hudson 45 Three Shades of Blue News Bulletins Terry Clark 10:00 Morning Parade The Honeymooners U. S. Navy Band 10:15 GT g |Wendall Hall PR 10:30 - Bavarian Orchestra 10:-15 " o i 11:00 Three Scamps ! Simpson Boys 11:15 |Honeyboy and Sassafras The Doctor Says ;i:w Merry Madcaps Words and Music “9:00 Gordon Hittenmark 9:15 Girl Alone 9:30 |Gypsy Trail |Milky Way {Just Plain Bill |Rhythm Bandbox {Mary Marlin ‘Rhythms Voice of Experience Piano Selections Police Flashes {Musicale {Jack Ward, organist | Varieties Ladies of the Air |Bobby Worth, songs Views of News Clark Burton, tenor |Variety and Value Accordion Aces . Morning Concert P.M. AFTERNOON PROGRAMS 12:00 Merry Go Roi Curbstone Queries Luncheon Music 12:15 Dick Fiddler's Orch. |The Kilmer Family e 12:30 Dandies of Yesterday |Farm and Home Hour 12:45 Music Guild | & i Concert Music News Flashes Fred Bishop. tenor Church of the Air 00 Music Guild 1:15 g | 1:30 | Al Pearce's Gang Hazel Arth Tennis Matches 1:45 | = Viennese Sextet | “ Farm and Home Hour |Little French Princess Club Car Revue = - Romance of Helen Trent Pearl Garon, songs Dance Music “2-00 (Home, Sweet Home nis Matches 2:15 |Vic and Sade T T 2:30 |Ma Perkins 2:45 |Dreams Come True | Silver Flute | |Liszt Concert Book of Melodies i Afternoon Musicale *3:00 |Woman's Radio Review |Beity and Bob 3:15 e Easy Aces 3:30 Masquerade Castles of Romance 3:45 (Southern_Troubadour {Harry Kogen’s Orch. ~4:00 Mrs, Thomas G. Winter String Ensemble 4:15 (Pan Americana Imperial Grenadiers 4:30 Boston Civic Orch. |Singing Lady Musical Novelettes |Tennis Matches |Tennis Matches ~ Rudy Vallee Hits Today's Winners |News Flashes ’Tea Dansant 445 | ° Three Little Words |Evening Star Flashes |Buck Rogers |Dot and Will |Evening Rhythms |Tea Time Jack Armstrong 5:15 |Sundown Revue 5:30 [Chasin’ the Blues -~ ‘dne-fime 6pportuniucs Radio Voices ~ — MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES. “Petticoat Influence,” with Ruth K Your Radio Set for the Big Programs Chatterton in the leading role. will be presented by the Radio Theater on WJSV at 8. The play is a comedy based on English political life. i Margaret Speaks, sopranoc, will fea- ture Bond's “Just A-Wearin' for You" Ahead.” A program made up entirely of waltz melodies will be played by Mor- gan Eastman’s Orchestra during the Contented program on WRC at 9. The selections include “Two Hearts as the high light of her recital on|in Three-quarter Time’' “Three WRC at 7:30. Her program also in- O'clock in the Morning” and “Waltz eludes “You're Everywhere” “Just a | Time in Vienna.” Little Love, a Little Kiss” and “All‘ = — e — through the Night.” | A broadcast from the lighthouse on WMAL A "‘w 800R°‘ Farallone Island, off the Pacific Coast, b 5 e 45 scheduled by WMAL at 11. The, ROIIIa}uTe » program will include a description of; 7.; 0 GAYETY : R the lighthouse itself and the sea sur- & rounding the island. d ; ; o tonight vering i /:‘l)cu‘ A special radio version of “Feet First,” a one-act comedy, will be broadcast by WRC at 9:30. ? Orestes H. Caldwell, former Federal| P wACAT/ONS OVERS radio commissioner and now editor of g GOT THE 5’-“-0-55‘ Radio Today, will speak over WMAL| B $°° o QUY at 9:45. His topic is “Tuning Up € WHEN YOUR AUTO RADIO Needs Dependable 4\ pe! WE WENT ON Yugmq ¥ SERVICE > £SSO Come to MARKETERS GEORGE’S Exclusive Auto Radio Station 2015 14th St. N.W. 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