The Washington times., 1930-06-07
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In the late afternoon and eve.
ming programs, today, are some
really outstanding features.
Those inclined for sports Will
have the speaker tuned in on
WRC in mid-afternoOn when Glenn
Mccarthy and Graham McNamee
are broadcaSting an eyewitness
account of the Belmont Stakes
race. This. will be a memorable
turf battle with Sonny Workman
wearing the Whitney colors
astride Whichone and Earle Sande
on Gallant Fox, Derby and Preak-
ness winner and unbeaten in 1880.
OF course, there will probably be
three other horses in the race,
but don't bet much on their
chances Of coming home in front.
The winner Of the Belmont takes
down $50, 900, a bauble worth run
ming for any time. any place.
Tonight a good portion OF the
Washington audience will be
waiting for the voice Of former
Senator Jim Reed, Of Missouri.
The sturdy orator from the Mid
west has not been heard by radio
since he DOTTED his toga for the
less glamorous but more profit
able life as a barriSter.
His address. which comes at 3
o'clock over WMAL, will be upon
The March Of Monopoly, the
Capitalization of Government and
the Crime of Prohibition" Just
the mere title sounds interesting
The Young Mems jefferson Club.
of Sedalia, Mo-, will pr wide the
banquet which inspires the ora
tory.
In response to requests, Chan
non Collinge will repeat on the
Cathedral Hour" at 4 p. m. to
morrow. Beethoven's Mass in
CO... This symphony is Of such
length and musical or portions
that it is ordinarily regarded as
complete program in i'sen for
formal concerts.
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd
now on his way back to the
United States after more than q
year and a hal in Antarctica
will broadcast his experiences al
the bottom of the world over the
nationwide network Of the Co
lumbia Broadcasting System from
9 to 0 p. m. Monday, June %
under the sponsorship of the
Tide Water Oil Company.
Fresh from his greatest tri
umph of explorati,TI, Admira
Byrd will give the radio audi
ence of the nation an oppor
tunity to hear his own story O
his history.making flight over tn
South Pole and the scientific dis
CoverieS of IS months on the ic
barrier.
1t will be recalled that the Oi
Company sponsored a program
dedicated to Admiral Byrd ant
his men shortly before the expe
dition's bark. City of New York
set sail. At that time Admirs
Byrd made his farewell addres
to the people of the Unite'
States. Arrangements for tn
welcome home broadcast wer
completed two weeks ago whel
Captain H. H. Railey, Byrd's reE
T. -entative in New York, met hin
on his arrival at Panama.
The program will originate II
the studios of Station WABC il
New York city. whence it will G.
over the coaSt-to-coaSt chain.
3P. M.
WRC The Belmont Stake
race at Belmont Park. The $50
600 turf classic will be describes
by Graham MacNamee and Glen
MacCarthy.
$3.50 p. M.
, WMAL - Frank Wandle. tn
grand old trainer" for the las
, seven years of cadets at Yves
Point, will be guest speaker il
Ted Husing'S Sportslants." Hi
: subject will be The Way o
. Athletics Throughout the Unitet
States"
5:54 p. M.
WRC-Keeping Up with TIL
) Times. News flashes by William
Moore, feature editor
8P. M.
WMAL-Former United State
Senator James Reed. of Missouri
speaking at the dinner of tn
jefferson Club of Sedalia.
o:3O p. M.
WRC-Arthur Pryor, world fs
nous bandmaSter, will revie1
outstanding march selections dul
ing the General Electric Summe
Series which he will conduct owe
nationwide network.
SP. M.
NAL - Paramount u b Ii,
hour. direct from the Paramoun
Theater, New York.
10 p. M.
WMAL-Will Osborne and hi
orchestra.