The Washington times., 1927-06-11
By GARDNER MACK
HERO To ENTER
| RADIO HOMES |

Morning, afternoon. night-Lind-
bergh.
East. West. North, south--Lind.
berghi
The modern viking comes home
to the home he has in the hearts
and minds of every man, woman
and child in America. Therefore
no matter who You are, no matter
where you tune your radio set, no
matter what time of the day you
start setting your dials or where
YOU set them--you win hear some
thing about Lindhergh's reception
or some part of the welcome given
him as he comes back TO his native
land.
That is all there is 10 the radio
program for the entire United
States today. BY means Of radio
Lindbergh steps foot on the shores
OF his native land and into every
living room having a receiving set
at exactly the same tiInel
Never before in the history of
the world hasN,it been possible for
an entire nation to stand as spec
tators to such demonstration as
win be given in Washington today.
Those who cannot see it, because
OF distance from the center of
things whether a city block, or
two or three thousand miles-wiIl
nevertheless be able to hear it,
and to hear ii accurately described
by trained observers. This is how
it will be done:
CARLIN WILL
MANAGE BROADCAST
Philips Carlin. on top of the Wash.
ington Monument. VIII sight the
Memphis coming up the Potomac
River, and at 11:45 this morning
gives a sketch Of what Washington
looks like and how the boat bearing
the great eagle of America APP
proaches its landing. Graham Nc.
Nance, at the Washington Navy
Yard. cuts in with a description Of
the landing. Of the greeting Of Mrs.
Lindbergh for her son. and the Off
cial reception. Philips Carlin will
again take up the story when the
procession leaves the Navy Yard
and describe its progress.
Milton Cross will describe things
as soon as the hero and his escort
come within sight OF his vantage
point. the dome of the United States
Capitol Building, and viii describe
the proceedings until the parade is
formed at the Peace Monument at
the foot of Capitol Hill, where the
military escort will be waiting.
The stately progress up historic
Pennsylvania Avenue. which never
before in its record of glory has been
the pathway of such a triumphaf
procession, will be reported again BY
Carlin from the monument top, until
John B. Daniel can cut in from his
post at the south portico of the
United States Treasury
AS the procession moves toward
the Washington Monument, CarIin
again takes up the narrative and
brings 1t up to the point where Presi.
dent Coolidge and Lindbergh are
about to meet, when Graham Ne.
Nance, who has been whisked from
the Navy Yard to the Monument
grounds in fast motor car, will as.
sumo the burden Of the big story.
McNAMEE TO
REPORT CEREMONIES
At the conclusion of the exercises
Carlin will pick up the story and
watch the procession as it moves to
the temporary White House and
bring the greatest event in recent
history to a verbal close The en-,
tire story will be managed by Carlin
from his eerie perch $50 feet above
ground. He will be in constant
touch with his associates.
Everything Lindbergh does, every
move he makes. every word he.
says win be accurately carried to
every listener--and to every lis.
tener in every part of the country,
because there will be fifty radio
stations broadcasting simultane-
ously-in every section of the con-
tinent and there should be no ex-
cuSe whatever for anybody failing
to hear the proceedings. This is
the most extensive, most compre-
hensive bit Of radio reporting that
has ever been done since broad
casting was originated.
The program for station WMAI.
this evening will be an all Lind
bergh program Also Among other
important features the Burleigh
Singers will sing special concert
for Lindbergh ana his mother dur
ing the 'at Home" hour of The
Washington Times and The Wash.
ington Herald
i Observation-Disclosures In on
Lindbergh!