The Washington times., 1930-06-09

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correspondent for the Columbia
Broadcasting System in connec.
ton with q program Of interna-
tional news events to be broad
cast direct from London to radio
listeners In the United States.
| Mr.. Saerchinger is the first regu.
lar news correspondents assigned
to foreign country by a broad
casting company.
The honor of being the first
special correspondent goes to Fred
erick william Vile, also Of Col
umbia, who covered the Five
Power Naval Farley earlier this
year, Mr.. Saerchinger, however,
will be q permanent representa-
tive.
| At $50 o'clock this evening the
Western High School Senior Glee
Club will give q concert over
| WAEAL. Eldridge Church, prest-
dent Of the, club, was the leader
of the winning Company H in the
recent high school cadet drills.
Young Church will be the Saxa-
phone SoloiSt this evening.
Lanterns That viii Signal the
Return Of Prosperity" is the sub
iect of the first Of a series Of
talks by Merryle Stanley Rukey-
ser, contributing editor Of the
Industrial Digest and recognized
authority on financial matters,
whose columns are daily fea-
ture of The Washington Herald.
Mr.. Rukeyser's inaugurating talk
will be broadcast this evening at
tbs o'clock over the Columbia
System.
AS financial editor Of many
newspapers, Mr.. RukeySer has
had an opportunity to farniliarize
himself with the investment: prob
lens Of the public, which is The
field his radio work will EN-.
brace.
A. concert of Latin-American
music played by the combined
United States service bands viii
be broadcast over. WRC this
evening at 10 o'clock. The band
consists of picked musicians from
the Army, Navy and Marine
Bands, s
3P. M.
WAML - The United States
4 Navy Band, under the direction
of Lieut.. Charles Benter, viii
be on the air. The concert vii
be picked UP at the Navy Yard
at Washington.
|. 6P. M.
WRC-Starting with a song by
the eighteenth century composer
Christoph Willibald Gluck, Rosalie
Wolfe will move along a century
to one by Luigi Denza who was
born in 1846 and close with two
twentieth century numbers by
Emmerich Kalman and Irving
! Berlin.
6:15 r. M.
WRC-"MuSSolini's b ellie C o Sc
speech in Florence the middle oi
May has been interpreted In some
quarters as a direct challenge tc
France, says James q. Mcdonald
who will take UP the Franco
Italian impasse in his talk, The
World Today.
$50 p. M.
VUD nVyVfaSc vacant fIi0tAf nVy0J
the South Pole area has fur
nished r. l.. Believe It or Not
Ripley with many new "queeriosi
ties" which he plans to tell dur
ing the Colonial Beaconlights
program.
| 1880 r. M.
| WMAL-Merle Johnston anc
his Coco Couriers will present q
program Of dance music. 4.ef1rS
Burbig, humorist. will also be
heard on the program.
9P. M.
| WRC-That very popular negro
spiritual Swing Low Sweet
Chariot" will be one of the fea
lures heard when the OvaltinC
Plane Of Dreams starts on its
musical flight this evening.
$40 p. M.
| WRC-Fred Waldner, tenor;
Buryl Retting and Dick Platt
piano duo and Adolphe Dumont'i
concert orchestra interpret tht
favorite selections of the "muSit
lover" in the Sign of the Shell
program.
| WATAL-Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
! Crawford will play their latesi
twin organ Arrangement of Mrs
Crawford'S composition 9TH,
Moonlight Reminds Me of YOU
Paul Small, tenor, will contribute
to the program, which is to bt
announced BY Louis A. Witten.
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