Evening star., 1937-09-19

relief during the Ohio River flood of
last January will be presented first,
followed by a demonstration Of the
use of short-wave equipment, in
cooperating two-way transmission.
being employed by the police depart
ment of Boston, Mass. A smaller
city, Trenton, N. j., is to be accorded
time next, with police and fire de-
partment broadcasting taking place
on the program
The next switch will be to Cleve-
land Airport and the air policeman"
whose voice controls incoming and
outgoing traffic at this, one of the
Nations busiest fields The police
man Of the skies makes available to
all planes latest information on wind
speed and direction and location and
course of other ships in the air or on
the field. Following the Cleveland
contribution, a pickup is to be made
from the bridge of the liner Queen
Mary as she plows through the At
lantic off Nantucket on her way to
New York. Commentator John B.
Kennedy, speaking from Radio City,
will interview the captain and radio
officer
A trip over half the world via short
wave climaxes the schedule, as pilots
are heard reporting to their airports.
Code messages will come from planes
over Berlin, Germany; Java bound
ship over Holland and planes above
Paris lie Bourget and Londons Croy-
don. Voice reports are used in this
country. and the voices of veteran
airline pilots will come from planes in
the air over New York City, Newark
Airport, Washington, Chicago and
Spokane. Guiding the ship here will
be Dick Merrill, transatlantic flyer.
TODAY'S PROGRAMS.
MUSIC-Jose Iturbi, noted con-
ductor- pianist, will be heard in
q piano recital with his sister Amparo
during the Sunday Evening Hour,
WJSv at 8. The program:
Overture to "semiramis" Rossini
Orchestra.
ssnsmisat2r pamsss Sndoouss snd Rltm0 from infant.
Amparo and Jose Iturbi.
''Paciflc 23l' ----- Honeeser
"sonatins, orches'ra' Albsniz
Amparo Iturbi.
LA Danseuse" from "silhouettes:"
Amparo and Jose 1turbi. 'N'A'
psnce nnceo,,srs cacachouca'' FROM sn,,,Is 1.-THE
iso Chorus and Orchestra. '0iii'An
"Pomp and Circumstance? - Elgar
america" orehes'fs Traditional
Chorus. Audience and Orchestra.
The Fireside Recital will be heard
over WRC ct $50. The program:
How Deer sns slumber of the Floods"
Sisurd Nilssen. basso.
1T Was Lover and His Lass Coates
Helen Marshall soprano.
THE Yeoman's Wedding Poniatowski
''Roses of Picardy' '''eA' Wood
Miss Marshall
The world premiere of Howard Han
sons Third Symphony" will be pre-
sented under his direction by the Co.
lumbia Symphony Orchestra this aft
ernoon over WJSv at 2 o'clock
Emo Rapee conducts the Music .all
Symphony Orchestra, WMAL, at 80
this morning The program:
SYMPHONY No or1n..tra -shostakovitch
20 Paradise from "L'Africsins,"
Jan peerce, tenor.
Thirteenth Rhapsody --Liszt
Orchestra.
Tunes from the operetta Madame
Sherry" compose Werner Janssen's
special araphrase-WMAL at $50.
NARIETY-Herbe Marshall takes
Don Ameche's place for two
broadcasts; Nelson Eddy sings Jacobs
You Are Free" Largo al Factotem,"
from THE Barber of Seville" and
"The Rosary" at Z.
Dennis King and Nancy McCord
are guest artists on the Sunday night
Party, singing selections from THE
Vagabond King"-WRC at 9.
John Brown and Mary Kelley.
"stooges" for Walter O'Keefe, get a
bit of the limelight as Jane Froman's
guests-WRC at 6.
Shelia Barrett, monologist, and
Harry McNaughton. Phil Bakers
Bottle, appear with Harry Won Zell
-WJSV at $50.
TALKs-Adventures on trip
through an unexplored part of
Africa will be described by Capt. Percy
A. Cook, explorer-WJSV at /.
Ben Ames, rowing journalist and
lecturer. speaks from London on the
situation in Europe-WJSV at 1890.
Rev. DR.. Maurice Sheehy, head of
the department of religion at Catholic
University, discusses Selecting a
Lifes Work"-WRC at 5.
symposium on world economic
problems, held in cooperation with
the National Peace Conference. will
enlist Secretary OF State Cordell Hull
Prime Minister Chautemps of France
Premier van iceland of Canada,
Chznrailn-