The Washington times., 1930-05-10

There would hardly seem to
be much romance in roast beef, |
but F.. Edison White, of the Ar
mour Company, will r on the air
at tbs tonight to tell some in
teresting facts about supplying
the world with meat foods.
1t is the second in a series of
business talks arranged r. Colum-
bia for Saturday nights and de-
signed to show the romantic and
interesting phases of various in,
duStrieS.
The widely acclaim Royal
Welch FuSilier March" a recent
composition of John Philip Sousa,
will be heard over the air during
the Marine Band concert over
the Columbia BroadcaSting Sys-
tenn tonight at 7:30 to 8 p. m.
The march was INTRODUCED two
weeks ago at the spring dinner of
the Gridiron Club in Washing.
ton. at which President Hoover
and Sir Ronald Lindsay, new
British ambassador, were the
princin?l guests of honor. It was
given an enthusiastic reception.
Sousa wrote the Royal Welch
march to morate the aSSo-
citation of the First Battalion of
the United States Marines with
the Second Battalion of the
Prince of Wales Own Regiment
Royal Welch FGsiliers in the
China campaign of 80 years ago.
Tt Welch Fusiliers was one
-of the foot regiments created by
lam of Orange in 1889. It's
colorS carry as h9ttle honorS the
names of almost every important
conf It in British military his
tory since that time except the
many h~"'~~ fought with
can forces in the Revolutionary
War. Tradition says that the
Fusiliers' officers refused to have
the names of those battles in
scribed as they did not wish pos.
terity to recall conflicts with men
of their own blood.
SouSa'S original scorC '' be
) presented to the officers of the
Royal Welch Fusilers of today.
DR.. Jacob Varela, Minister from
Uruguay to the United States,
will be the speaker in the Sun
day afternoon ConclaVe of Ma
tions program to be sent out by
Columbia.
Atwater- Kent will wind up
music week and note Mothers
Day tomorrow with a program
that will include nine interna-
tionally famous local and instru-
mental stars. In order to give
them all time to strut their stuff
effectively the program will begin
at 8 p. m, or Is minutes earlier
than the usual starting time.
3P. M.
WRC The American Fedora
ton of Musicians band concert
from New York. Edwin Frank
Goldman, directing.
5:25 P. NJ.
WRC-Keeping up with the
Times, news flashes by William
Moore, feature editor.
1880 P. M.
WMAL-Brig. Gen. George
Richards, paymaster of the Ma
rine Corps, and Mrs. Louise D.
Allison, soprano, will be guests
of the Marine Band in special
program. The veteran marine
officer will discuss the benefits
of Government life insurance,
and Mrs. Allison, accompanied
by the Marine Band, will sing
the stirring Marine Corps march,
When the Boys Come Home"
, and Dear Old Pal The second
melody is for Maj. Gen. Wendell
C. Neville, commandant of the
Marine Corps, confined at the
Naval Hospital in Washington by
illness.
8P. NJ.
WRC-Walter DamroSch brings
to the General Electric Hour one
of his favorite symphonic selec-
tions. The Moldau." written by
Smetana shortly after becoming
deaf. Smetana'S work shares the
hour with compositions by Berlioz,
Beethoven, Wolf and Johann
Strauss, jr.
WMAL-Milton Mobiles Under
| Martial Law" a four-act play Of
the Civil War, has been arranged
, for radio presentation by Harry
c. Browne and Phil Maher All
the scenes, are in North Carolina
. and Washington, D. C. The play
revolveS around the story of a
. spy who has deserted the
) Southern cause and goes over to
5 the Northern Army.
9P. M.
WMAL-A special presentation
dedicated to Mothers Day,
. entitled Mother O. Nine" will
be the feature of the Paramount
PubliX Hour. An unusual touch
: will be given this offering with a
uniting of orchestra, voices and