The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-11
Pope Plus Will
 Speak to World
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Pope will make a brief extem- poraneous radio speech, re-broad- cast in America, at 10:45 a. m., EST.
 The Pope, who will speake in Latin. will be introduced by Marconi. The remarks will be translated for inc henefit of the international radio audience.
 Pope Plus radio speech will be less than five minutes in length and will open the new radio station. Later, a longer speech at Vatican Academy will be broadcast, at 11:2O a. m, EST.
 The two-day program at the Vati- can began this morning with observ- ance of the signing of the Lateran treaty and the concordat of 1929 be- tween the Italian State and the Holy See. Italy observed the day as a legal holiday and in Vatican City the Pope's flag flew from the roof-tops and the Papal Guards were in full dress.
 Tomorrow, the ninth anniversary of the coronation of Pope Plus. an imposing ceremony, will be held in the sixtine chapel. where the pontiff will receive the homage of the car dinals in the morning.
 Accompanied by the Swiss Guards, the chamberlains and many prelates, bishops. archbishops and cardinals, the Pope will be borne on the "sedia gestatoria" to the chapel. He Will wear the triple crown of Tiara. and will be followed by the pontifical court.
 After assisting at mass at the chapel, the procession will return 10 the Vestment hall.
 In mid afternoon he will go to the radio station, which rears its towers from the Vatican gardens. He Will throw the switch that starts the power station and officially open the new radio station erected for trans mission of Vatican messages to all parts of the world.
 After inspecting the station offi- cially under guidance of Marconl' the Pope will be conducted to the microphone-an instrument of the Marconi- Reisz type-and will be in- troduced at 4:45 p. m., Rome time, by the noted inventor. His radio message will then be broadcast on the short wave of 20 meters, which carried the words of testers to sta- tions in Britain, America and Aus tralia with unusual clearness last week.
 The translations of the speech of the Pope into English and other lan- guages will be made immediately afterward, while the Pope Is en route to the academy. The academy ceremony will be broadcast over the same station-HVJ.
 Following is the official program for the broadcasting: (All eastern standard time).
 1O:3O a. m-Fanfare of trumpets announces arrival of Pope at power station.
 1O:33 a. m.-Pope turns switch closing circuits.
 1O:35 a. m.-Pope visits transmits sion room.
 1O:37 a. m.-Pope presses key and broadcasts the Vatican City call HVJ-by telegraphic code over the station.
 10:4O a. m.-Pope enters control room.
 1O:42 a. m.-Marconi announces presence of Pope.
 1O:45 a. m.-Pope broadcasts mes sage to the world.
 10:50 a. m.-Tra nslation of mes- sage in five languages.
 10:52 a, m.-Pope leaves station.
 11:05 a. m.-Pope arrives at the Papal Science Academy.
 11:10 a. m.-Guiseppe Gianfran- theschi. president of the academy, delivers an address of homage to yope on ninth anniversary of his bQronation.
 11:15 a. m.-Marconi formally presents radio station to Pope. 11:25 a. m.-Pope addresses acad- emy.