The Washington times., 1930-09-06

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Sunday, September 4. ut 2:5e p,
| IN, EDT.
| Martha Atwood, soprano, viii
sing this tone poem. for which
Maury Madison, American com.
poser, wrote the music. The com.
poser says he thinks 1t should
be entitled Deep In the Heart
of q Friend" the line with which
the poem ends.
The broadcast Of thu nations
lofficial tribute the FTSaach avia-
tors, Dieud0nne Cogte and MaTl'
rice Bellonte, win be heard over
the Columbia BrOadcaStang SyS.
tenn Monday, September Q. At
1880 p. m. from the garden
LOT the White House. Locally
from' WMAKa.
The intrepid atrmen who
blaged the first westward tran
between Europe and North Amer.
lica viii be the guests Of President
Hoover at luncheon. The PEeSi.
dent win greet them in the name
Of the nation and CoSte and Bel.
lonte will respond.
Other noted aviators who will
be present include Col. Charles
la. Lindbergh, Rear Admiral
Richard e. Byrd and Capt. Eddie
IRickenbacher. It is expected
their fluctuations wiIl be added
to those of President Hoover
and officials in charge Of the
aerunautics branches OF various
Government departments { o
broadcast over the Columbia
chain.
The program win be sent tc
France for rebroadcaSt in the
Ifliers' home country.
Mai. Gen. ia m es q. Har
Ibord, chairman Of the Republican
ladvisory committee of New York
lcounty, win be the speaker Cd
1.-THE "Half-hOur in the Nations
Capital" program to be presented
lover q National BroaGCaSttne
ICompany network Monday even
ling. September 8.
General Harbord has selected
! as his subject Practical Dem
locracy in New York City" He
will talk from the NB.C. New
York studios.
| This address, which is undel
the auspices Of the Republican
national committee, Is another oi
Ia new series Of political tGfkE
I which are weekly features OF tae
lNBE. schedule. Prominent Re
lpuhlicanS and Democrats have al
lternated IN the recent broadcaStS
Iof the ''Half-hour in the Nations
fCapital" programs.
| 3:4S p. m.
| WRC-The attempt Of Gal
liant Fox. champion three-yearA
old. to become the greatest mon
ey-winning horse In the historS
Of the American turf ct Belmont
Park will be described over
National BroadcaSting Company
network. The Realization Stakes
in which Gallant FOX makes his
first appearance Of the curreni
meeting at the Belmont track
will be the second of two events
! on the days racing card to be
reported by NBC announcerS. The
broadcast viii begin at approx
mately 2::5O p. m, with the run
ming Of the Brook SteeplechaSt
Handicap. This event, to be run
lover q twO4and-one half mile
course containing nearly q score
Of jumps, viii be the first steeple
chase ever heard on the air.
| Sis r. u.
| WRC - Appropriately enough
the strains Of Gershwin's "Song Of
1.-The Flame" win usher in the Wash
lington Gas Light Company En-
semble, which win go on the air
eVery Saturday evening over WKSC
Iunder the direction of Daniel Bree
skin. the well-known symphony o..
chestra conductor.
1880 r. M.
WRC-With Floyd Gibbons aS
master of ceremonies, famous md.
lcrOphone stars who have made
broadcasting popular, win join
with celebrated engineers who
li1ave made broadcasting possible,
during the General Electric pro
lgram.
The program will present such
popular radio headliners as Phi
Cook, Jessica Dragonette, the Hap
piness Boys. Little Jack Little
Vincent Lopez, Graham Nc
Nance, Gilman and Arden, Pau
Oliver, Olive Palmer, Roxy, The
Revelers, Gladys Rice! B. A. Rolfe
and his Lucky Strike Orchestra.
| WAIAL,-The real music Of tht
South viii be presented during