The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-03
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FOR PREMIER
TALK

premier Ramsay Macdonald will
address the largest English-spe aking
audience IN the history pf radio
when Re broadcasts HIS personal mes
cage to the peoples Of the United
states and Great Britain Friday,
October IL, from the Ritz Carlton
Hotel. New York.
The occasion will be the dinner IN
honor OF the premier under the aus
pieces Of the Council on Foreign Re
latione
ms svent VIII Be the high light
a. The prime ministers program az
ter leaving washington, On Satur-
day and Sunday the premier viii Pc.
In New York for q restricted num-
Der Of personal engagements.
During his stay IN New York ne
will Be at the Hotel Weylln, q small
hotel of the family type on Madison
Avenue, where he stayed during his
trip to the United States In 1927,
when & member Of Pafllament.
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The radio hook-up for Friday night
win Be- one 81 the most ambitious
ever attempted. Seventy station4|
will be linked together for the broad
casting Of the Macdonald speech
over the National BroadcaHting
chain and the speech win then be
by short wave to Great
Britain, where II win be rebrOad.
cast BY the British Broadcastlng.
Not only American stations but all
Canadian stations as wen viii be in
cIJided.
Preparations were actively going
forward at the White House and at
the British embassy FOR the arrival
of the distinguished guests on Fri-
day. The United states Army Band
and military guard Of honor win
greet the premier and his daughter.
Al battalion Of field artillery and q
squadron Of cavalry WIN be his
escort.
The program FOR the premier's
party after he leaves washington
was officially announced by the
British Embassy yesterday. # + as.
follows;
Thursday Dctober 10
ii. n.-The prime minister
and his party leave the Union
station a Washington on the
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z noon The prime minister
and his party arrive in Philadel.
phia. where the prime minister
win entertain to lunch the physi-
clans who looked after him dur~
ing his illness there in 1921
Aftern0On-The prime minister
and party will leave for New
York, where they win arrive the
sanno evening.
Friday, October II
D. m.The prime minister
viii attend a luncheon in the,
grand ball room. Hotel Astor,
under the auspices OF the ST.
Andrews Society, the ST. Georges
Society, the 81. David,s Society,
and the English Speaking Union,
In conjunction with other British
organizations.
p. m.-The prime minister
viii attend reception BY the
Foreign Policy Association IN the
grand ballroom, Hotel Commodore.
1850 p. m.-rhe prime minister
win speak. Al national ho0l-up
has been arranged which win IN
clIde 70 stations The speech
viii also be transmitted to Great
Britain, and rebrOadcast by the
British BrOadcasting Company n
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Saturday and Sunday. October
IL and Is
These days win be entirely de-
voted to the prime minister's
private engagements.
Monday. October "A
The prime minister ana his
party win leave New York for
Niagara Falls. where the prime
minister win be the guest OF the
New York State Reservation Com
mission.
Tuesday, October IL
The prime minister AMI his
party win leave Niagara Falls tos,
Toronto.
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