The Washington times., 1929-10-22

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The second OF the series of .hree
talks to be given this week by
President Hoover, over an inter
national network of National and
Columbia Broadcasting stations
goes on the air at 1880 O'Clock
this morning.
Speaking from Eden Park, n
cinnati, Ohio, the Chief Executive
will dedicate a monument marking
completion of the lock system or
the Ohio River. The program is
presented under the auspices of the
Ohio River Development Association
Colonel and Mrs. CHARLES Lind
bergh's recent aerial trip to the
West Indies and Central and South
Americas VIII be described y John
T. Trippe, president Of the Pan
American Always and their trav
cling companion on the journey
when the Roads of the Sky pro
gram Is broadcast over the local
N.B.C. station at Z o'clock
Owen D. Young. chairman of the
General Electric Company and the
Radio Corporation of America, will
inaugurate the second Universal
Safety Series over the N.B.C. sys-
tenn at IT'S o'clock. Young's subject
Is Safety and You"
R-K-O Hour
Clyde Griffin, Natures Noble
man" and Leo Reisman and bis
orchestra will be the highlights OF
the R-K.O hour at 1890 o'clock.
Graham McNamee will resume his
duties as master of ceremonies.
Two programs of current and
local interest will be heard over
WMAL. The first at 5:45 o'clock is
the presentation by Alfred L..
Stern of Minute-Men from the
Washington Industrial Exposition,
sponsored by the Washington Cham
Der of Commerce. The second is
"Washington's Part in the Edison
Electric Light Jubilee by Albert
Horn at 6:45 o'clock.
A medley of tunes from sunny
side Up" will he played by the Old
Gold Paul Whiteman orchestra dur
ing it's broadcast over CHS. stations
at 9 o'clock. The male trio. Bling
Crosby, Mildred Bailey and the
Adele Vasa. noted American Opera
interpretations.
Noted Singer
Adel eVasa. noted American Opera
Company soprano. will be heard as
guest-artist during the Fada Orches-
ira program under the direction of
David Mendoza at 10 o'clock locally
through WMAL.
The Parent.Teacher program over
VOL will be featured tonight by
a talk on the "Parent-ToaCher
Budget" delivered by Mrs. Wallace
Perry at sos. Peggy and Mack
will give their weekly theater review
at O'Clock, followed by contralto
recital by Mary Gearhardt Hagan.
The list of artists to appear over
WJSV tonight includes Everett Ste
vens, boy pianist; Percy Silverberg.
tenor. and DR.. L. Miller. reader
The s. s. Silver State Orchestra,
Columbia Trio and Silver String Rev
elers are among favorite musical
organization to be heard.
There are AZ young men and
women of Washington to be heard
in the preliminary tests of the Dis
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tional radio addition that will begin
today and continue tomorrow. in the
VRC studio. between and o'clock.
From the 4s contestants four
young women and four young men
will be selected by the board of
Judges to register as fina1ists in the
contest. Chairman Percy S. Foster
and the members of his committee
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have completed arrangements for
the preliminary additions.
None of the contestants will know
or even see the judges Of their voices
and none of the judges will know
the names of contestants until after
the preliminary tests