The Washington times., 1930-07-21

relations counsel Of WRC, came
from the Georgetown Hospital
shortly after the sun had peeped
over the eastern hills.
cts a boy" was what the doc
tor said, sound Of limb and lung"
Vice President Frank M. Russell
of WRC, a recent father himself,
told his first assistant to take the
day off and accept congratulations
Mrs. Vincent Callahan, tthe
former Anita Hawkins) is resting
comfortably while the proud
father scans, radido programs OF
particular interest and usefulness
to young mothers.
The noon day broadcaSts on the
Farm and Home hour have tre-
mendouS audience according to
the chain officials. In the rural
communities especially is this
official government information
devoured from the loud speaker
regularly.
Today's broadcast came from
England where the champion All
judging team on European tour
spoke from the British Broadcast
ing Company offices.
This is the first time in the
history Of All Club radio programs
that the All Clubs have partici-
pated in an international short
wave broadcast. The judging team
talked to club members in the
United States on the eve of their
return to the United tates.
The broadcast was in the ma
ture of an interview by their club
leader, Miss Mary A.. Mckee, of
Nancy Grosboll and Mary Jean
cite Irwin, who comprise the team.
They will bring out their expert
ences and impressions while
abroad. :.
Their message, broadcast from
England on a short wave trans
1nitter, was picked up by the Ma
tional Broadcasting Company's
short wave receiver at Riverhead,
Long Island, and transmitted at
Fifth Avenue, New York. from
which point they were relayed over
the nationwide network which
daily brings the National Farm
and Home hour to it's listeners.
Patrick j. Hurley, Secretary Of
War, will be the speaker in the
''t1alf Hour in the Nations Capt.
tar program to be broadcast over
an NB.C. network tonight from
. to 1880 p. m.
Secretary Hurley has elected as
his subject "The Development Of
finland Waterways He is expected
to discuss the plans Of the War
Department for the further devel-
Opment of these waterways, as well
as what already has been accom-
plished.
Secretary Hurley will speak
from WRC.
Highlights on today's radio pro-
gram are:
WRC-The Mormon Tabernacle
choir has selected THE Heavens
Are Telling" from the first part
of Joseph Haydn's oratorio, THE
Creation" in its broadcast from
Salt Lake City.
1880 p. M.
WMAL-The United States
Navy Band, Lieut.. Charles Benter,
leader.
WRC-A selection from Victor
Herbert's "Natoma," one Of the
few successful American grand
operas, having for its heroine a
young Indian girl, will be played
by the A. & P. Gypsies.
8P. M.
WRC-Secretary Of War Hurley
on '"The Development of Inland
Waterways"
$3.50 p. nj.
WNTAL-Chick Endor, Charac-
ter singer, will be featured in
Mardi Gras, the musical festival
directed by Freddie Rich. The
Columbia mixed quartet and girls
trio, assisted by the Roustabouts
ensemble, will also be heard in
this one hour presentation.
WRC-George Gershwin will be
guest pianist and William Merri-
gan Daily guest conductor of the
General Motors Family Party. Mr..
Gershwin includes in his program
''Liza," Fascinating Rhythm"
"'S Wonderful" Sweet and Low
Down" and THAT Certain Feel
ing" Other numbers heard are
excerpts from Rhapsody in Blue, :"
'sIn q Mandarin's Garden" and a
medley of I'm the Good Old Sum-
ner Time" wait Till the Sun
Shines, Nelly and Strike Up the
Band" 4-..a'--
$3.50 p. M.
WRC-Strauss' famous Wine,
Woman and Song" waltz will be
interpreted by Adolphe Dumont
and his orchestra on the Sign Of
the Shell broadcast. Wendell
Hall, the Red Headed Music
Maker" will be master of cere-
monies. Fred Waldner, tenor,
will also be heard.
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