The Washington times., 1930-02-01

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wilnor Smith famous egislrix.
win be ihe guest speaker on llan
Glrzt a. a zaries o. aviation p1o.
MANS Is Be- hrna 1casl from rHzFAI'
end other CHS. s'stlons ~ $50
o'elcck tonight. Kan gana clnm'
snia also wen known foF her ~.
lng activities. viii direct Ehe neW
series.
Il IS Miss clements idea g
hrinx prominent figures ~ nVi>r
tiun before the miercphone eaeh
saturday nleht IS sussl QE Homer.
'rn addition b klse speaker short
dramatic silt built around avia-
ton. win be offered
As 3 O'Clock thia afternoon q
nroeram cnmmsornling ths twen.
tyflfth anniversary q the United
states Forest Service IS scheduled
Tor nn extensive MEG. network
|lnclmdins WRc. The speakers of
the broadcast Include the Assistant
Secretary 81 Agriculture, r ".
runiap: Senator Charles Z. Nc
Nary ard Clifford Plnchot.
John Alden Carpenters roiIlck-
ling Adventures in q Ferarnbll-
lafor" and the slow movement
from his Sonata Cor Violin and
Piano provide variety for TIE
symphonic concert under the
direction a. Waiter paurcsch at
9 oscIock over WRC. AEendels-
sohn's Seharz0 from Aaldsunraer
Nights Dream, the AEIesretto
|fr0m symph6ny TO. 2" Of
Brahms and Saints .Saenzs ~Rhae.
lton viii also hs offered.
Current hits with rhythmic
appeal, including the sentimental
message q y Love Your Eyes.
lsung by Befnice Taylor, soprano,
land 4 Sing All nv Love Songs
for You, by Fred Waldner, tenor.
win be offered ia the $3.50 o'clock
broadcast over WRC.
Local Reature
Community Chest takers To-
might include Harry q. Hine.
lsecretary of the Board of Educa-
Ition. who win be heard over VOL
lak .55 o'clock. Merritt q. Chance
over W1EAL and pr. walter H.
Brookes over WE2C at . las b clock.
W1EAL offers several i0cal pro.
Grams besides the regular CHS
j features. These include d pro-
gram n syncOpated piano NUM-
hers ~ Lee COlyin st 81 O'Clock: !:
1a talk &C $40 o'clock On wash
ingtOns frat distribution census,
lby Or. Robert y AgcTalt Wlr0 II
an officer be the United ST.
Census Bureaus pro raEi uk
! jffapersnEatiY readings nv el
Macarthur n 80 3 Tel d
7.45 o'clock recital ~ Wi1 f1ia
dudley, soprano. and 8 talk at
3 O'clock hy GgilfOrd >. jameson
ION National Repre- eEtation Tor
j the k9aSG1acEs
The finals O9 the Frank Sciau-
bert Memorial contest over VOL
win 90 On the air 81 s o'clock.
/ out of the number Of youthful
pianists Ill Che competition. two
Will be selected. The first prize
winner VIII relieve 8 year scholar.
ship 10 the washington College
Of Music, while 4 half year
u scllDlarsllip t0 the same ilastitn.
tio1 win be awarded - second
i prize.
katfTyn Dglnuing and William
Il SaIslalyOt two wen known radio
pfaniSts win be added features
10 the brOad dcasE.
JSV offers the ViKgi giIlla sereIl:
aders 3 brOa ccaSt Of tie Annual
i Banquet Of The ton Col.
lege 0E Law. the Cats 10 trio and
at y O'Clock HE pro- am rom
the costume ball ok The Connecti.
cut State Society.
on Sunday eneVieye Irerae
Rowe, soprano OF Wooster Ohio,
winner O. the National Radio
Allditfon and Armand TOk yaaa,
tenor Of Alexandria Egypt viii
share h0n0rs ~ the ater Kent
program d sa6 o'clock over
Nj .C. stations.
The three ATigt0Crat Is vel
known vaudeville headlineEs win
he starred ia the Majestic Tlleater
" Che Air over the Columbia net
work 81 3 o'clock
I0eal artists VIII he pre- sented
tllrou sla0lt the day and evening
by VOL and yVJSV