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When President Hoover speaks
TO approximately 1000 members
of the American Bankers Associa-
ton in their fifty.sixth annual ses-
sion at Cleveland. Ohio, Thursday
night, October 2, his words will be
picked up by a National Broad
casting Company microphone and
broadcast to the entire nation.
The President will speak during
the evening, at an hour and on q
subject to be determined later,
from the Cleveland Public Audi
torium. The session he will ad-
dress is a special one, all regular
business meetings of the conven-
tion being scheduled for the day.
time hours.
Within the week two other presi-
Dental broadcaSts will be heard
over Columbia. On Monday, Oc-
tober s, Mr.. Hoover will address
the American Legion convention
at Boston, beginning at 1880 a. m.
(E.ST0. On Tuesday, october z,
he will speak at the Sesquicenten-
NAL Celebration Of the Battle Of
Kings Mountain, held on the
battlefield in York county, South
Carolina. The broadcast period
will be from 2:30 to $3.50 p. m.
(ESTl.
Senator James e. Watson, of
Indiana, the Republican floor
leader of the Senate, will speak
Thursday evening, October 2,
from 1890 to IL o'clock, E. s. T,
In the second Republican Radio
Rally" series Of the Columbia
BroadcaSting System.
Intimate Sketches Of Demo
cratic Contortions" is the topic
chosen by Senator Watson, who
will speak from Chicago. Ill. The
radio Rallies" present Demo
Gratis and Republicans on alter
nate Thursday evenings. The
speakers are chosen by the Dem
ocratic and Republican national
committees.
George Russell, Irish poet,
painter and agricultural econo-
mist, who is known to litera-
ture as A. E., will speak over
National Broadcasting Company
network tonight from the Louis
XVI suite in the st. Regis Ho-
tel. WRC will carry the speech
locally. His address will be the
prelude to series Of three lee
lures being arranged by N.B.C.
for October, and will be given
at a dinner arranged in his honor
by an American committee of
welcome. Russell will be intro
duced by Nicholas Murray Butler,
president of Columbia University.
Ted Husing. sports announcer,
viii give a play-by-play descrip-
tion Of the final round of the u.
8. Amateur Golf Championship
tournament at the Merton Cricket
Club, Ardmore. Pa. between 2
and .. M. this afternoon over
WMAL and the Columbia Broad
casting network.
Husing will follow the finalists
around the course with a port
able short-waVe tran m It t er
strapped to his back. This trans
mitter is a patented device weigh
ing only 80 pounds, allowing the
announcer to move about freely
for close-range observation Of
the play.
Interest in this years National
Amateur is at a high pitch, due
to the fact that Bobby Jones. who
Is favored to win. will be trying
for his fourth major champion
ship golf title in one year.
Highlights on today's radio pro-
grams are:
8P. M.
WMAL - THE Village Post
master" Alice e. Ives four-act
domestic drama of New England,
will be the feature attraction
aboard Hank Simmons Show
Boat "Maybelle."
S:30 p. M.
WRC The Soldiers Chorus
from Charles Gounod's Faust"
will be played during the General
Electric program. The text OF
Gounod's greatest work is founded
upon. Goethe's poem "Faustus"
and the dominant figure in MS
tragedy is Doctor Faustus Of
legendary origin. The single cpl
sode which Gounod took from
Goethe's poem, that concerning
Faust and Marguerite, is well
known.
10 p. M.
WRC-Songs of love dominate
the program which the Trouba-
dour of the Moon will broadcast
over an N.B!C. network. A stirring
trio will assist in the following
program: .
I Love You. Shapiro
Tenor solo, Lanny Ross.
Stephanie ............C .CzlbulKa
String trio.
You Taught Me All Know.
................. Turnout
Tenor solo, Lanny Ross.
Intermezzo Franchise 80. .Hamer
. String trio.
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