The Washington times., 1929-08-20
HOOVER'S s SD n
TO BE HEARD !
OVER WRC

Passers by the great white man.
sion on Pennsylvania Avenue To-
night at s o'clock, will ovlce in their
lives have a certain cy,nfidence in
presuming what is going on behind
the stately portals
1t eis. indeed, no wild fancy tu
visualize the Cbief Executive
seated before lolM speaker. intent
upon the words t6at are to be pro-
tected over the tainsmitter at WRC.
For who, but Herbert Hoover, ir.,
radio expert for the Western Air
Express, Los Angeles. and gen Of
the nations highest official, Is to be
presented over the N.B.C. system at
that hour?
Young YIooyer. whose universal
recognitioH as an expert with radio
operatioJfs IL subject of undis.
guised pride with his father has
devote9 his particular interest 10
radio yfn aviation. As the speaker
OF I&oads of the Sky program to-
night, he win express some OF his
vie tys on the uses Of the radio ",
connection with aviation. The
radio must become to the airpialie.
ne contends. what the block system
Is to the railroad.
To maintain the. atmosphere or q
sDecial presidential broadcast as
'twere "The i President Hoover
March," new composition ure'
rared by Harry Reser WIN be fea-
tured hy the Clicquot Club Esl1imos
in their program over the N.B.C
system at 9 O'Clock.
Real Fun
"A best bet among air entertain.
n,ents is "A Rendezvous at TIL.
beard locally over. WRC. Norman
Sweetser, baritone and N.B.C an
nouncer. will act as master OF cere-
monies in tonight's presentation.
Among those who will be heard on
the informal program are Ralph
Freese, tenor. and the two piano
combination of Keith e Mcleod and
George Dilworth. Hugo Mariani VIII
eirect the orchestra In number OF
ponular. selections.
Back to the subject of aviation.
the Flying Stories Hour. over
wMAL at 1880 o'clock. will be en-
titled "No Mans Air" The
.s7ramatization of the exciting adyen.
t,lres of an American rookie pilot OF
tho World War, are destined 20
thrill Iisteners-in. so don't miss 1T.
Willard Aminson. concert and
radio tenor. will he presented in
rroup of three solos. as guest artist
If the Fada Salon Hour. over
WMAL at 8 o'clock. TIE orchestra
will feature "Duskv Lullaby" a new
composition of David Mendoza.
well-known director of the hour.
Variety marks the program that
will be Offered in the Ola Cold
raul Whiteman hour over G. B. 5.
stations at 3 o'clock. A Sally" med
10y and group of waltzes will be
teatured in the hour of old and
new favorites. There will be vocal
'rterpolations by Bing Crosby and
he quartet
Piano and Violin
Mathilde Harding will play the
"Marionette Espanol," by Cui aEl
Wright's "Love Song as piano
solos, when she is presented in
Joint recital with Sergei Kotlarsky
violinist, over WMAL at o'clock.
The "AIbum Leaf" and "Serenade. :"
ny Wagner. Saint Saens Concerto"
and Sarasate's "Zapateazo," will be
heard as violin solos.
DR.. Richard T. Wyche. known
throughout the country as an in
terpreter of the late Joel Chandler
Harris "Uncle Remus" stories ard
similar tales, will again be pre-.
.sented by the D. c. Congress Of
Parents and Teachers over VOL
at o'clock tonight.
This station will feature the
broadcast of the Washington-Cleve-
: land baseball game at o'clock.
For those who are disinterested In
Americas great sport. WJSV offers
mid-afternoon musicale at
O'Clock, which is most enjoyable. A
newcomer among radio entertainers.
is ]. s. Meyers. who is known as
the "Song Bird of the A. e. F."
He will be presented at S:15
o'clock. The Columbia Trio will
go on the air at $40 o'clock.