The Washington times., 1930-04-09

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Columbia win dill Frederick
william Wne tonight at the vii
lard. It win be a sort Of testi.
Inonial to the first air reporter
og an international event, Mr..
VILE having kept Columbia lis
teners informed of the develop
nents at the London Naval par
ley.
Senators and Congressman, edi
tors, ScribeS and men about town
are on the invitation list for this
informal set-down with much EN-
side -tuff ~on the conference ex-
pected to be whispered to the
stage gathering.
Horton Smith, respected by
eolfers, amateur and professional,
and one Of the youngest OF the
great links stars, will be Grant
land Rice'Sg ace tonight on the
Coca Cola program.
with Gen. Charles G. Dawes.
United States ambassador tc
Great Britain, speaking in trans.
atlantic broadcast from Londan,
and many Of the country's leading
figures speaking from the banquet
tablem 1.-THE Truth About Chica-
co. win be told to radio listeners
throughout the country, $3.50 to
1890 p. m. central standard time,
tonight, when the National Broad
casting Company broadcasts a
meeting Of the better business bu-
reau from the Stevens Hotel in
Chicago.
Walter Strong, noted publisher,
and Frank F. Winans, banker and
civic figure, will also be heard
during the broadcast. The Chi
caeoettes, q, vocal trio, will be
heard in q musical program.
Stations associated with the Ma
tional Broadcasting Company
through which this feature will be
heard include WIZ and the net
work. It will not be on the WRC
program.
Robert I. Believe 1t or Not
Ripley, cartoonist, lecturer and
entertainer, win soon become a
featured radio artist over an
NB.C. network. Ripley has been
signed by the NB.C. artists ser
vice to tell radio listeners about
some Of the incredible quirks and
oddities of nature and science
which have made his cartoon.
series world famous.
From his files of unbelievable
information, Ripley plans to re-
veal among others, many strange
facts about musical selections.
An orchestra will accompany the
cartoonist on his weekly broadcast
journeys to @tf1e out-of- -the-way
corners Of the world from Which
he has gathered his storehouse
Of incredible facts. The debut of
his weekly radio series will be an
nounced shortly by the N.B.C.
HighlightS on today'S programs
are:
5:55 p. M.
WRC-Keeping Up With the
Times" News flashes by William
Moore, feature editor.
1880 p. M.
WMA1-"Radio Joe and His
Budget Boys" in an informal
program of vocal and instrumen-
tai numbers.
$3.50 p. M.
WNIAL-A William Clark Rus
sell story, Wreck of the GroS-
venor," will be Gramatized by the
Forty Fathom Trawlers. A brutal
sea captain, love on the high
seas and mutiny, are some of the
elements of this stirring tale.
WRC-Nathaniel Shilkret COM
pareS recent works of his own
and OF Ferdie Grofe with those
Of Nevin, Mcdowell, Herbert and
Foster, in the Mobiloil Concert.
Eliot Shaw is the guest soloist.
$3.50 D. m.
The voice Of United States Am
baSsador Charles Gates Dawes
from London in an international
broadcast which will be heard
over WIZ and associated stations
OF the National Broadcasting
Company, but not WRC.
10 p. m.
WMAL-A musical extrava
ganza arranged and presented by
the Columbia Artists Bureau will
80 on the air under the title Of
The Voice Of Columbia" Lead
ing SoloiStS now under exclusive
contract with this bureau, sup
ported by two large orchestras,
viii contribute the major portion
Of the program. Henry Burr, di-
rector Of the Columbia Artists
Bureau, viii personally direct the
presentation.