The Washington times., 1930-06-14

President Hoover, the Presi.
dentelect Of Brazil, DR.. Julio
Prestes. and the ambassador Of
Brazil, Senior Gurgal do Amaral,
will be heard over WRC at 10
o'clock this evening when they
make speeches in connection
with the dinner given in honor
Of the President Of the United
States this evening.
The program will be broadcast
from the Hall Of the Americas,
in the Pan American Union
Building.
A special program Of Flag Day
exercises, with Henry Cabot
Lodge. grandson of the late Sen
ator Lodge, as principal speaker,
win be presented by the N.B.C.
this afternoon.
The half hour program will
originate in the studios Of WRC
and is scheduled at 4:30 o'clock.
It is being presented through
the cooperation of the D. A. r.
Mrs. Lowell Fletcher, D. A. R.
president general, will preside.
Lodge viii talk on THE Preser-
vatiOn of Peace" Flora McGill
Keefer will be soprano soloist.
The Gierdorf Sisters, harmony
trio, are featured in the musical
revue, Broadway RevelS," that
Paul Ash will present during the
Paramount-Publix Hour over
WMAL at 8 o'clock this evening.
These young women are not
only singers Of talent, but play
many instruments and have done
practically everything musical in
stage entertainment. Irene, the
youngest, is a violinist. Elivira,
the eldest, is recognized as one
Of the foremost girl trombone
players, and Rae, besides playing
the piano, is an accomplished
dancer. They organized the first
jazz band to play the American
vaudeville houses. It was COM
posed of college men and was
directed by Irene, with the as
Sistance of her sisters.
The elaborate production sys-
TEN back of the great army Of
milkmen, which gets underway
early each morning in every city
in the country, will be described
this evening at Sis o'clock over
WMAL by DR.. F. D. Walmsley, Of
Chicago. president Of the Inter
national Association Of Milk
Dealers.
The talk is another designed to
present romantic phases Of Ameri-
can industrial life.
5P.M.
WNTAL-"Dance of the Co
nedians," from "The Bartered
Bride" forms the high spot in a
program by the Shelton Orchestra,
under the direction of Mischa
RaginSky.
O.SU Z. M.
WRC - Schubert's overture,
"Rosamunde," opens the program
OF light, Summery compositions to
be played by the Black and Gold
Room Orchestra, under the direc-
tion. of Ludwig Laurier.
WMAI-Mark Hellinger, Broad
way columnist, will present
Broadway Episode No. 81 when
he speaks on Ted Husing's
Sportslants.'' In addition, Husing
will outline the sport activities for
the coming week and review the
HventS Of the previous week.
6:15 P. M.
WRC-Chester's activities with
an antiquated Revolutionary pis-
tol threatens a revolution in the
Civic Pride Committee, as pre-
aented in tonight's episode of The
JameSeS, at 7:15 p. m.
7::30 P. M.
. WMAL-Taylor Gordon, noted
author, who is a recognized spir-
1tual singer, will be the principal
SoloiStS in the presentation of
''Dixie Echoes. Rosamond john
sons Dixie EchoeSs" group will
present the balance of the pro-
gram. ...t.
800 P. M.
/ WMAL-Phil Maher's thriller Of
the Southwest, "The Honeymoon
Trail" or "The Rustlers of @. I.
Ranch" is the featured attraction
to be presented aboard Hank
Simmons Show Boat"
The play aboundS with cattle
thieves and sheriffs and cowboys,
and concerns the fate of a thief
Who was caught with the goods"
and the penalty-which is "the
gallows."
= 10 Pm.
WRC-The Ponce Sisters, Ethel
and Dorothea, feature the spec.
1alty, Down Where the Lolli-
pops Grow" in their recital of
vocal duets, with Ethel at the
piano.
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