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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1981 What the DX Fans Have to Say Programs and Interviews With Stars Today's Radio Programs BE Airy Chats DXers' Mike Music in Air TOSCHA SEIDEL I By BILL SCHTJDT JK. Features String Quartet Returns to WOR Today Other Concerts Scheduled Feminine Fan Addresses a Com munication Distant Stations Logged Universal Language in the Broadcasting Studios Bon- bons and Bridge I By BILL JAMES While we have known that there are plenty of women DXer's, up to the present it was almost impossible to draw a AMERICAN radio entertainment is being presented by people from all parts of the world. The main reception room of the Columbia Broadcasting System New York headquarters in New York is as filled with varied nationalities as the League of Nations in full ses. sion. Musicians, singers, symphony con.

ductors, speakers, drummers, srxo--phonists, trombonists and others letter from those female DX fans in Brooklyn and Long Island. Sev-1 eral out of town YL's are well known to the legion of DX fans and some have logs which are equal to any of the male DXer's. Now that Miss Cleary has broken the ice, it is our earnest wish that more of Cesar Franck's symphonic poem "Les Eolides" will be the orchestral novelty during the Symphonic hour, scheduled (or 3 to 4 p.m. today over the WABC-Columbia network. Written when the composer had in mind some verse by Leconte de Lisle on the subject of the winds, "Les Eolides" is a delicate piece of impressionism in a vein of which Franck was a master.

In other of his works he shows almost equal ability in interpreting intangible Ideas and translating them into musical language. Toscha Seidel will be heard with the orchestra in Mozart's fifth violin concerto, in A major, one of the group of five which he wrote in one year while at Salzburg. With Herbert Jaffe at the piano, Seidel will play also a scherzo by Dittersdorf, hail from the four corners of the earth. At times when the reception 11:00 akm. Pre-Constltutlon Week Celebration at Hall of Fame, WJZ.

12:30 pjn. From London: Eugene Goossens, "What England Hears- WABC. p.m. Sophie Braslau, contralto, WEAF. 3:00 p.m.

Debate: George Gordon Battle vs. Charles Solomon, on "Thomas Jefferson or Karl Marx," WOR. 4:00 p.m. Dr. Frederick H.

Knubel. WEAF. 5:00 p.m. Gilbert and 'Sullivan Gems, WEAF. p.m.

Radio Revue, WABC. 0:00 p.m. Catholic Hour, WEAF. 0:15 p.m. From Geneva: William Hard, WJZ.

7:4.1 p.m Eddy Brown String Quartet, WOR. 8:00 p.m. Dr. Howard W. Haggard, WABC; Eddie Cantor, WEAF.

1:15 p.m. Congressman La Guardla; Senator Brookhart; others, WJZ. 8:45 p.m. Angelo Patrl, "Your Child," WABC. 9:00 p.DL David Lawrence, WEAF; Choir Invisible, WOR.

10:00 p.m. Harry Rlchman, Ruth Ettinj and others, WABC. 11:00 p.m. Pilgrims. WJZ.

Dance Music WABC, 8:15, 11:30, WEAF, 10:15, WOR, 6:45, 8:30, WMCA, 5:00, 7:00, 8:30, 10:45, 11:00. her sex write in and let us know how they are making out with their room Is busy, it Is akn to the tower of Babel. Perhaps no two speak? logs. 8 OO Choir InvUlble. directed Oeoree Arthur Q.

Bryan, announcer. List the Cherubic Host. Choir. Clair de Lune Orch. Happy Days Contralto Invlclus Quartet Allah's Holiday Choir Valse Bluette Orch.

Ill Sing Thee Bongs of Araby Honey. Dat'a All Trio Deeo River Choir Lament from Keltic Suite Orch. There Are Soorano Tha Lamcllt Hour. Macushla Machree. Pizzicato Polka Orch.

In the Gloaming. Hvmn Choir Ozzle Nelson's Orch. Footlight Echoes Maria Cardlnale. soorano: Jack Arthur, baritone; Alice Rem-sen. soubrette.

The Rogue Song Orch. Things We Meant to Do. Soprano Has Anvbodv Here Seen Kelly? Soubrette The Soring Maid. You Will Remember. Baritone Sally Orch.

Glanlna Mia Soprano Plratea of To be aelected. The Only Olrl Orch. 11:3 Moon beams. Theme. Slumber Boat.

Beside an Open Fireplace. Girls Forsaken String Trio Boat Song Girls Theme. Slumber Boat Bv the Bend of the River. Girls Russian Lullaby Violin Cradle Song Girls Theme. Blanket Bav.

570K. WWCA 526M. A.M. Morning Glories. 8:15 Roxana Wallace, songs.

8:30 School of Health. Watch Tower. 1015 Rov Shellv. uke. and Lillian Warner, songs.

10 HO Wendv Marshall. 10 45 Recital. 1 1 Colombians. 11:15 Morning Muslcale. 13 OO M.

Nalda Nardl. con- tralto. 12:15 P.M. Soloists. nn In a Vrat Hnuse.

R60K. WABC M9M. 8 00 A.TB. Mornmt Musical Educational Featurea. OO-LM O' Make Bellevt.

lo OO Church of the Air. 10:80 Olilet Harmonlei. IIOO cilldren'i Hour. 13 SO in International Broarcaat. Eurena Goossena.

What Enaiand Heara. from Loindon. 18:48 rrpnch Trio, oo Rkvthmle Melodlei. Glose Trail. I OO Ann Leaf at thi oraan.

8een Dansei from Courcei" Mount a Bonn. Tsrar tr 0. Midumnrr Nlchl's Dream. Srlccttofs Itom Desert SO Circh of th Air. Cardinal ofconp.ell OO 6tmDhome Hour tun Toscha ieldrl.

violinist 4 00 Cathedral Hour. Adela Vasa. sorrano: Barbara Mau-rel corrall; Then Karlf. tenor; Crana Caldar. baa.

and ore Proresaltnal. BrlshtlT Gleamjs Our Banner, (Ensembli Anthem.I Thi Lord Is Mf Stre.mLh Choir Then 81ii: the Rlshteoua Shlnej Thao Karli Motet Ave Maria Stella.Xhoir Out of I he Deeo. Crjani Calder Reauleml and Kvrle. plea Irae. Rex Tremendae.

Conluttatls Lacrymosa, from "Manaonl Re- oulem" Biaiiriblaj Chorale, plow Ma? the Will of OodiBe Done. Chorus. (Praise the Lord. 1 Choir COO Church of the Air. Rabbi Jofcah B.

Wise. 8 30 Revue. with Orora.1 I'arle's Fred Vttei. tanor: Billle Dauscha. At Your (Command.

81. Louiai Blue. To be selected Vocal Blossom Time. I'm All messed Do. To be vfected Orch.

30 Bcujy Smart, contralto: Ben Allen, tnor. and Freddie Rich's Otrh. Little Gtrl Come to fMe Ben Alley Old ManJ Moon Orch. Alihimmn Bound. the same language unless it Is-broken English.

But language is' no drawback to these versatile peo-- Miss Elizabeth Cleary of 12 Pineapple Brooklyn, writes: "Although the female of the species, I have followed your column quite religiously, deriving a great deal of interest and some very fine pie; these people of a thousand nations who entertain America's millions from coast to coast. They' speak the International, In fact th' universal language, the language of music and rhythm. pointers in connection with DXing to say nothing of the various leads A survey made by this columnist The Perole String Quartet, which has been off the air for the Summer, returns to WOR today and will be a Sabbath feature indefinitely. The programs start at 1 p.m. and continue for an hour, Charles Premac, tenor, will be the guest artist of the first program, singing two Handel compositions and two Hungarian folk songs.

to shoot at. Regarding your question, Miss Clearv. I am answering it by mail In various parts of Metropolitan' New York revealed that this re-v and I hope you will favor the Mike ceptlon room, 22 stories abova bustling mid-metropolis la the most continuously busy place in the -w v.itfettfecWtt- sm KWs 4 They start milling, tooting ttintin fiiifhfii violinist on many of thm Cnlnmhia prngrnmn. horns, tuning their strings and humming tunes as early as 7:30 in" the morning, for that Is the tima. when WABC begins its daily routine.

From that moment on things begin to happen; more and moro- The Eagle's Lost and Found Advertisements are broadcast every Tuesday at 12:00 noon and every Friday at 3:30 p.m, over Station WLTH. Studiology Mercedes Bennett, director and pianist of the Moderns, a trio of girl instrumentalists, is to be heard in Chopin's Etude, Op. 25, No. 9, in the program today from WOR. The girls, who, in addition to Miss Bennett, include Dorothy Minty, violinist, and Jeanne Alien, 'cellist, go on the air at 4 p.m.

Miss Minty is to be heard in a Kreisler number. La Gitana. musicians, symphony orchestras; brass bands, jazz bands and what have you, kind readers trampta to and fro until close to 2 o'clock-' the following morning. It is the" big parade of the modern era! By HERB DEVIN MURIEL POLLOCK and Vee Lawnhurst, the piano combination, known as The Lady Bugs, have been playing and singing together at the N. B.

C. studios for over two years. Vee is the radio veteran of the pair. She "Playing out of tune for rural sketches is more difficult than play ing darn good," says Maestro Harry' joined radio when WEAF was at 195 Broadway in 1923. About 1929 she left radio, Salter, conductor or the numerous 1:30 Chic Winters Orch.

2 on Entertainers. 3:30 Three Little Sachs. 3:00 Fur Trtpoers. Chinatown Rescue Mission "Tom's A Noonan's Cathedral of the Air." 5.00 Entertainers. 5:30 All Nations Period.

8:00 Radio Scandals. 8:80 Borlnouer. Group. Joseph Marucca, Orch. Merry Men.

8 OO Vocal Trio and Jimmy Sargent, tenor. 8:15 Firemen's Program. 8 SO Entertainers. oo Organ Dedication. 9 80 Lotus Land.

10:00 Old Quartet. 10:15 Sphinx Lady. Three Little Sachs. 10:45 Club Orch. A.

C. Orch. 13:00 Nalda Nardl and George Brlcker. first rate ethereal bands since radio dawned. Harry further states that; married and went to Florida, where she formed a radio Arias from the magnificent "Man-zonl Requiem," which Giuseppe Verdi wrote to honor the memory of the great Italian poet, Alessandro Manzoni, will be offered by a selected group of Columbia artists, under the direction of Channon ColHngc, when the Cathedral Hour Is broadcast over the WABC-Columbia network today from 4 to p.m.

The contributing artists. Barbara Maurel, contralto: Adele Vasa, soprano; Theo Karle, tenor: Crane it is necessary to select the finest musicians available for such must-. team with her old chum, cal tricks, otherwise your melodte won't be "sour." Muriel. Since then they have done nothing much but play, sing and compose. It Look Like Susie.

Rublnofl Tl bl selected, Eddii Cintor Btamnede Rublnofl Closlnn Theme. 8:00 "Our Government," David Lawrence. Throunh the Ooeri Glasa. Cesare Bodero'a Orch: Am? Goldsmith, soorano: Mar? Hooole, contralto: Julian Oliver, tenor: Guido Gulvl, basso. 10:1 5 Ted Weems' with Ilo Ma? Bailey.

10:45 Sundav at Seth Parker's. 11: IS Ralph baritone. Love Came Calling. Our Yestcrdavs. Now You're In Mv Arms.

Friend o' Mine. Svtv.a. 11:30 Jesse Crawford, organist. Gema from Marche Slav. Andante Cantablle.

Walts of the Flowers. Barcarolle. Martrka. Chanson Trieste. Finale of Msrche Slav.

Roses of Plcardv. Maria Lio. Ptlanm Chorus, from "Tannhauser." 13:00 Larrv Funk'a Orch. 'Thevll he ton food. The fact Bektv Smart Carolina 1 Moon Orch.

I'm Just Dandna Sweetheart, Ben Alley This la Itie Right Actosi the WaT. Bety Smart Theo Karle. tenor. I SO-Modern Male Chorua. 7:45 BoswtU Sisters.

It a the There! at Rlnf Around tha Moon. It's You I'm OetAnf Sunerstltlous. 8 OO Deils. Druaa and Doctors. HoVard W.

Hanard. Mil Alone- the Wires. 8:5 Anelo Patrl. "Your Child." 1 00 H'ten Oelhrlm. contralto; HUlebrand.

baritone: Mil? Scholti. tenor, and orci Silver Btll Bnsembli Cweet Rkisie O'Orady. fBarltone The Vanan Orch. School Duet A Little Love, a Little Kiss. tontralto Moonlirtt Orch.

Blue Bktrs- Duet Rollln' Down to Rio, I'm Slttan on Ton of the World' Ensemble Anound the Samovar. Peter BUlos with Florence! Stern. violinist. Valla Vslentlnova. contralto: Eh Srm baritone.

Gala Hour. Ou Van. master pf ceremonies: with Ruth Euttn. Harr? Rlchman lin Cobb. De Wolf Muriel career ranged from pounding the ivories In a movie house to being featured by Ziegfeld in his Salter continued, "A poor musl-T clan finds it more difficult to play off key than does a good one" I William S.

Ralnev. narrator. The Snake Charmer. Mystery of the East. Eastern Folk Melody.

8:15 From Geneva. "Back of the News From League of Nations. Geneva." William Hard. 8 :30 Scores. 8:85 Luminaries.

Breen and De Rose, vocal and Instrumental duo: Three Musta-chlos. Peter De Rose. Jimmy Haunt and Paul Simmons: vocal trio; Sam Herman, xvloohonist. I'm Just a Dancing Sweetheart Ensemble I'm Keening Company. Breen and De Rose One More Chance, Xvlnphone It's the Girl I Love You Truly.

When the Clock is Striking Twelve. and Piano When You Were Seventeen. Breen and De Rose The Hour of Parting. Xylophone Love Is Like That Trio Linda Ensemble Over Jordan. "Christmas Gift." drama.

Studio Program 8 no Melodies. Mixed tet: Betsy Ayrrs. soorano: Mar? Ancle, contralto: Steel Jamison, tenor: Leon Sala-thlel. bass: Robert Armbrust-er's Orch. The Animal Fair.

Maryland Quartet Comln' Through the Rye. Soprano Long. Long Ago. Beautiful Isle of Somewhere Quartet Calder, bass; the Sanctuary Choir and Symphony Orchestra also will be heard in several other short religious works by eminent composers. "Rio Rita," not because of shapely legs or for glorification of the American girl but for nimble fingers on with further DX letters.

Here are a few late changes in the line up of stations for you to make note of: KTFI, Twin Falls, Idaho, increase in power to 500 watts (daytime only); WCAJV Lincoln, increase to the same wattage; WEAF, Ithaca, N. gets 1.000 watts. KGMP, Elk City, has had its license revoked and KFIU, Juneau, Alaska, is deleted. A communication from Harry E. Varrelman of 1208 Beverly Road: "I want to protest over the emphasis given to the SW fans.

The DXer's Mike was started by and for DXers alone, and I for one hope the column continues on that basis. During the r. 'nth of August and so far in September I have picked up 11 new stations. These stations are: WIBW, Toneka, WBOQ, New York; WCRW, Chicago, KOIL, Council Bluffs, Iowa; WTAG, Worcester, WTAR, Norfolk, KDYL, Denver, WIL, St. Louis, WBCM, Bay City, waiu, Columbus.

WDEV, Vermont, and WKZO, Kalamazoo, Mich. The Newark Radio Club will hold its first meeting on the Well, Harry, with this issue of the Mike you get your wish. Now and hereafter the Mike will be devoted to the BCL DXers alone. Sorry, SW fans, but there doesn't seem to be enough interest In-your part of the bands. C.

C. Olsson of 1729 Hendrickson Brooklyn, writes: "I listened for DX the other morning from 1:30 to 3:30 with no results. I then tried Just below the regular band and picked up six police stations. I am not sure of all the calls, but this Is the way they sounded to me: WPDR, Rochester; WPDU, Pittsburgh; WPDD, Detroit; WPDC, Chicago; WPDF, East Lansing, and WPDB, Buffalo. I would like to know where I can obtain a list of police stations and their frequencies." According to an obsolete list I have WPDR, WPDU and PDC are corract." On this list the Lansing stations are WRDS and WPDL, WPDF beta? located in Flint, WPDD, Detroit, and WPDB, Buffalo, not In it, although WMJ, Buffalo, Is.

This does not mean you are wrong, Mr. Olson, merely that But life Is like that, isn't it7 The four Bon Bons of C. B. SL have one night off a week. If the keyboard.

She started to study piano when Three compositions by Carl Maria you've listened to their mellifluous strains, merging in spirituals, yovj will understand how perfectly they, co-operate. she was 6 years old. Has a national reputation for two-piano arrangements and Is a graduate of the ear which makes It possible for her to, play under almost any circumstances. Vee was born In New York City but grew up in Asbury Park, N. J.

She began studying, piano at the age of 6, but always played popular music, ignoring the advice of her elders to confine herself to the standard works. Later gave up studying and just played things she heard. When only IS years old she made piano music rolls. A year later, In 1923, tvliss Lawnhurst began broadcasting at WEAF at 195 Broadway. Six years ago she Joined Roxy's Gang.

Besides playing the piano, she tried harmonizing with William Langdon. She had never tried singing before. When they formed the Lady Bugs toam two years ago they plunged into radio broadcasting with a full swing. They originated their own program and were also featured on many N. B.

C. presentations as guest artists. The Lady Bugs declare their work the greatest of fun but take it seriously, devoting many hours daily to study and rehearsal. von Weber, founder of German romantic opera, and most distinguished member of a family of musicians, will be played over WJZ However, if you could have a loon. In at those same four people ever RlOK.

WPCH 370M. 8 OO A.M. Melody Strings. 8 30 Moment Musical. 10 OO Mons.

Sakele. 10:15 Recital. 10:30 Mechanical Doll. 10:45 Four Jolly Bovs. 11:00 Christian Bclence.

13:15 P.M. Two Singing Pianists: Naomi Shaw, contralto: Herbert Claar. piano. 13:45 Wandering Boys Quartet 1:00 Dave Kaonohl. tenor.

1:15 Inspirational Hour. 1:45 Troubadours. 3:15 Vargua Semnrum. pongs. 8:30 Charles Gordon.

Impersonations. 3:43 Convey and Conrad, songs. 3:15 The Rev. C. H.

Fountain. 3:30 Muslcale 3:45 Rabbi Goldstein's Ad-dresa and Question Box. 4 no Arthur Casenave, tenor: Eloa Lesan. soprano. at 8 to 8:30 tomorrow evening by the Roxy Symphony Orchestra, un Saturday nisht, your illusions would.

der the direction of Maurice Baron. be destroyed. Weber's opera. "Der Frcischutz. 760K.

WJZ 395M. 8:00 A.M. Tone Pictures. :00 Children's Hour. 10:00 Mexican Tvpica Orch.

Flddlerr Three. A Sons for Todav. Institute of Musical Art. Muriel wrote the score of the stage hit, "Pleasure Bound," and composed a Spanish suite of four selections, "Dance Espanol," especially for radio. Muriel started a serious career as a concert pianist, but changed her mind and now ranks among the top notch jazz pianists of the country.

Among her outstanding compositions are "Mood In Blue," "Shadows which only he had confidence would succeed, proved a very important Homier and Ben Belvln'a 8:15 Congressman Florello ll oo Ttae Oauchos. with Tito IIOO Pre-Constltution Week Gulrar tenor, ana ooicy Celebration at Hull of Fame, triumph in his career from its very first performance in Berlin in 1821, and later when he conducted it in Vienna he wrote in his disry of Its "If anything will ever break up the Bon Bons." thev say. "it will be. a bridge game." They argue, they-reowl at each other for mistakes. In countlnr trumps; thev double, and re-double and score like fiends.

When It is all over they are exhausted. In rehearsals yon could not possibly find more amiable peo-nle workina together but at a- i. 1- W.rt.ll A Tjauuardia and Senator Smith W. Brookhart of Iowa, guest sneakers. "Keeping Un With the World." with Uncle Henry and the New York University.

John Edmond Hewitt. P-ofcssor of reception: "Greater enthusiasm Editor: "Practically Per-i on the Teche" and "Creole Lullaby." there can not be. and I tremble to Vee Lawnhurst, one of the best Jazz pianists In radio, has an acute think of the future, for it is scarcely possible to rise higher than this." "The Invitation to the Dance," or my list is deficient. I believe you I have a 10-tube set of the latest "Aufforderung Zum Tanz" wks considered as "sensational music" at Orch. Paso Gsrucho.

Pa Tinas; Rotas. Dlstraiit. Recuertcs 1e Borlouen. Hernanfez Brothers. Donde eft-as Corason.

Danza or loa Nanlauoa. relicea Iias. Rancher) 6on. Gulzar tD'J Hernandec Bros. Marcha It Rr' Nichols Orch jj 00 Eldie Duchin Orch.

Nocturne. Ann Leaf at oraan. butrracrer Suite. Marcis Arab pane. Treoafc.

Chinrt Dance. A Til ht Dream. Waves the Danube. Budjdf. can secure a list of the police sta model.

When I turn on the power the time it was written. Originally Constitutional Law. N. Y. u.

Master of Ceremonies. Invocation. America. Brunj Huhn Quartet Welcome, Chancellor Elmer E. Brown, Y.

U. Hvmn. "Pali-sades." Quartet Placing of Wreath on Bust of Washincton. Louie Annin Ames. Past President General of the National Society of the Sons the American Revolution.

Star-Eoanslcd Banner. Quartet Placing or Wreath on Bust of Benjamin Franklin. William Guggenheim. President of International Beniamm so as to DX I hear a crackling noise reel." witn Lucille Wall, and "A Pre-Volstead Dream." Dramatizations: Inventions of Prof. Lucifer.

O. Butts: Emest La Pr ode's Orch. John B. Kennedy, Master of Ceremonies. 8:15 Stag Party.

John B. Kennedy, guest speaker: Male Quartet: Nat Bruslloff's Orch. 8:45 Slumber Music. Plir.tcato Polka from "Svl-vle." Valse Lente from "Svlvla." The Old Retrain. Selections from "Babes In Tovlan.1." Were My Songs with Wines Provided.

Solvicifs Stng. composed for piano, it has been which sounds like firecrackers. This does not happen to the large local stations. The noise Is so loud that played by almost all accomplished pianists, from child prodigies to such masters as Liszt and Tausig. it Is practically impossible to get any distant stations, even after mid It was composed in 1819, and Is believed to have been inspired by the apprerance of waltz music as night.

What do you think is the cause? (2) Should distant stations 4 .10 Clarence Morgan, oiano. 4'45 Story Hour. Male Quartet. 5:30 A. C.

O. Orch. 8:15 Mose and Jo. 8:30 Club Orch. 7:00 Firemen's Program.

Balalaika Orch 8 Serviceman. 1180K. WGBS J54M. Radio Idea. 5:00 Irish Echo Bova.

fl no Musical Etchings. 815 Nanolls and Ciarrochl. songs. 8:45 Trio. TOO Jlmmii MicLichlin.

Baritone. 15 Two Dorothys, harmony. Tony and Joe. aklt. Morris Armor, tenor, with Trio.

8:15 Daisy and Bob, harmony. 8:30 Norma Atwater. aongi. 8:45 "Snaoshots." sketch. 0 00 World in Review.

1010K. WRNY 298IVL. 4:30 P.M. Organ Muste. 4:411 W.

H. Bridge. "Psychology 5 OO Musical Interlude. 5:15 Organ Music. K-pn umlral Overtonea.

a competitor of the minuet. 10:15 Ponce Sisters, vocal fade? (3) What kind of distance should I get on my set? (4) I noticed and Instrumental duo. 10:110 Harbor Ltchts. drama you mentioned a log In last Sun with Edwin M. Whitney 11 on Ptltrlms.

Mixed sex HARVEY FIRESTOISE, JR. day 8 column. Where can I get 454M. A.M. Mclod? Hour.

Boo Uilladeers. Uoichi Hlraoka, xylo-nhonlstt B-4Svalter Mills, baritone, to 00 uthland Sketches. Id SO-U White, orajantst. 1 I OO Meanolltan Davs. Jfcwels of nil SDarkleta.

tet: Marv Merker and Char same 7" lotte Simons. sopranos Ruth Ann Watson, contralto: The noise you mention seems to be plain, ordinary static, Mr. Tris Harold Branch and Richard Maxwell, tenors; Earl Waldo, basso: Dma 8. Merrlman's dorfer. If so, it will clear up with Franklin Society, for University of Pennsylvania.

University of Pennsylvania Hymn Quartet Placinf of Wreath on Bust of Thomas Jcfler-aon. Gcorae Gordon Battle for the University of VI rein la. Placing of Wreath on Bust of James Madison. William Church Osboru for Princeton University. Princeton Hvmn.

Placing of Wreath on Bust of Alexander Hamilton. Llovd Paul Strvker tor Hamilton Colleae Hamilton College Hvmn. Quartet Placing of Wreath on nit P.M. Echoes of tbe the advent of better DX weather. However, Just in case It doesn't, here 1 Biblical Drama.

1:00 Carveth Wells, tslk 1 1 5 Pod Concert. American 8insera. is a good way to find out: First, Orch. The Shepherd Plpea. Sextet Sing a Bong of.

Sixpence. Marv Merker Mother. 1 will Have a Husband Sextet Der Wanderer. Waldo The Lent Rose of Summer. Sextet 2 Caribbean, with Jose see if your neighbors are hearing the same thing.

Next, when the noise very bad, remove the aerial and ground wires from your set and no -Little Theater of ir. John Patterson, tenor. Morichr. ttnor. Sereras Band Castlllin Moonllaht.

Tcnoi Alma jaoar.a Bnd El Attnacatito Tenor 11:15 Studio Program. connect the two posts with a short a) no Harold Munich'! Orch 1350K. WMSiG 222M. 11.30-Russ Columbo. 11:4 5 South Sra Islanders.

Henry Theis' Orch. piece of wire. Now if the noise continues the trouble Is In the set tions from the Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C. There is a small charge.

And from H. Milark. 102-10 135th St, Richmond Hill, N. "Business Is not picking up, in fact WELK and WIL are the only newcomers in four weeks. In my log WFAN Is listed on 610 and 790 kc.

The Cubans are driving Mr. Martin crazy, are they? Well, I have heard five different Cubans to date, but have the call letters of only one. I hope Mr. Martin gets his clearer than I do, for It Is no fun listening to a foreigner two hours straight and get static or other Interference when the station announcement is mads. Last Sunday I heard Amos and Andy on 1450 kc.

This is Just a sample of how things have been going the last few weeks." I think, Mr. Milark, that DX will be much better before very long. According to Charles Martin's letters, he not having any too easy a time with the Cuban stations. Not only is the static annoying, but the fact Uat several of the Cubans announce In Spanish only makes the Identifying of them real difficult. Six hundred and ten Is correct for WFAN.

Speaking of Charles Martin, here Is another letter from him: "No DXing for a while; am takinz a little rest. The only DXing I am doing is to go to the mall box for my mall. That's the kind of a place I live In. I'm one block from the avenue where the box Is. Uncle Sam was good to me, though.

Received my vert from KSAC, out since March 29, and also from P.M. Prink Dator's UriUge LtiUIL" lit: JUH have a hard time finding four mors vicious examples of folk who follow the dlctums of the bridge authorities. Bradford Browne. In addition to)-beintr director of C. B.

Dear. Little Nit Wits, has recently velooed Into an adequate sound' synchronization producer. As you have noticed, the Nit Wit hour requires much sound. In fact three people usually operate Instru- menta near a special mike devoted to that part of the program. On a recent program, none of those three people remembered to blow the hunting horn In the forest of Arden where Madame Mocha Polka and Oodlva were roaming.

Failing to hear the expected bugl toot. Bradford Browne rushed across to the nearest mike and, pursing his Hps, made a noise that lingered halfway between his nose and throat, and was so perfectly produced that It convulsed the audience, not io mention Madame Polka and her touTh friend. Godlva' "Too-doo-doo" said Mr. Browne effl-clentlv, "dooooo." The show must go on! Emery Deutsch, C. B.

S. Oypsyj orchestra leader director of many of. the ul ensemble was rihystcallv constructed to be aa, excellent athlete. Unfortunately, however, as Emery reretfullv reports, one cannot handle a tennis, racquet and a violin bow. It must-be wie or the other.

When he was a school bov. he was. so addicted to sports that the "kids" called htm Kangaroo. In 1624 ha was awarded a medal by Mayor Hvlan of the A.A.A.for being the best all-round athlete, and was to go to) Antwerp with the Olympic violin stepped between Emery. and Antwerp, however, and he was' unable to go.

One time love for athletics almost resulted In a grand finis. It happened at West Point" where he was visiting. He saw ay' hltrh hedge and.unable to resist, Jumped over. In a fleeting second. Bust of John Marshall.

Henry D. Willlsms. N. Y. State Vlpa President American Bar Association.

Conclusion. Dean Frmk H. Sommer. School of Law. N.

Y. University. America Quartet 710K. WOR 422M. and you should return same to your dealer for attention.

If the noise 1 1 00 A.M. Emll Ve.sr.eo. or gan recital. ceases or continues at a greatly re 11:30 Uncle Don'a Wake-up Roval Troubadours. fir.

Jewish Art Players. 2 OO Cantes and Austin harmony. 3:10 Pearl Bheer. 3:30 Rose Sorgen. Instrumental music.

3:30 Sua Roval. 3-40 Brandeis and Browne. Rev David duccd volume, without turning the Cii'b 11:30 Morning Musirale. M. Troika Bells.

18 OO M. Current Lees control up any further, you may TOPICS. rest assured that it Is being picked 1.iu..ia..,.,r iBlj llfllllliilllSi i 7 1 13.no P.M Ann's Sundav School. up by your aerial and is either static or some other disturbance Pant. Christian and Mission String Quartet, with ary Alllsnce.

8 :00 Gertrude Giordano. Av. Mima Inei Band 8 ::0 Artists Service Pro-ersm 1 Snnhle Braslau. orch. Matttnata.

Amitri-Amurl. All (tod's Children Oot Wines The Chimes. Th' sweetest 8tr? Ever II no Moonshine and Honer- uckle. Sketch. 8 :10 Balk 1 Mountain Men.

V-rnl' Tsmbourllra Fnml Rlblrh. tenor. Plevna March. Out of the Forest. For One Moment of Han-Dirrs.

Mv Trust? Sword Easter hos of the Orient. Far. rar M'dlev of Dalmatian Sonaa. Aroa. Amin.

4 OO-rNatlonal Sunda? F- vnm "Bocial Creeds." Dr. over which you have no control. (2) All distant stations will fade at aones. 8 15 Rustln Twins. Instru mrntallhts.

8 no Bob Bercer's Orch. 8 OO Jewish Period. Rose Gerald, sonrano. times. ') Vou should be able to set pretty near anything mentioned In this column.

(4 Am sending you detailed Information regarding this Charles Prcmmac. tenor. Quartet In Flat Malor. Andante. Allecro.

Pretto Acctarato. Moltn Adagio Quartet Sleep Whv Dost Thou Leave Me. Where E'er You Walk. Me liove Above the Stars. Shepherd.

Bee Thv Horse's Foaming Mane. Quartet In I Flat Malor. Allegro moderato conta-Mle. Scherso. Largo sostenuto.

Presto Quartet 8:00 Dr. Arthur Pavne. John Horak Orch. question, but you can get the log on any wen-stocked newsstand. 1 no Emerald Isle Tales.

1 Mrloaio Interlude. 8: 1 5 "Mv Portrait Oallerv of Famous Britons," Valentine Williams. Herbie Kay's Orch: Lee Sims, olanist: Ilo May Bailey. oprano. 3:0 The Friendly Hour "Ine Lure of the Child." tha Rev.

Frederick K. 8lamm- George Vauae, nl-antat: Male Quartet: Chester twera and Charlea Harrison, tenors: John Walnman. Karitonc: Harr? Donaghv. basa. Poem.

Recitation Marie? A. Sherrla. Journeys Quartet The Trumneter Bass Ora? Dava Quartet You In a Gondola Tenor Break Thou the Bread of Life Chorua The Rev. Frederick at. stamm 1 Pitch Lonel? at Night Quartet The Lass O'Killean fllavonio Dance.

Jeaun Meek and Oentle, Quartet I hope the answer regarding nolss. tn a set will prove of value to others trouble. Frederick U. Knubel: choir 1 Mountaineers. 1100K.

WLWL 222M. a-15 P.M. Studio Program. 3 .10 The Rev. John Her-ney S.P.: the Rev.

Henrv P. Fisher. C. 8. P.

8 OO Sermon, "Thi Ten Commandment! and Christian Unity." thi Rev. Donild L. Birry 8. ind thi Piullst Chorlstera. 1300K, WHAT 230M.

8 00 P.M. Music. 8:15 Bible ReadlnK. 8 ao Whlttaker Anderson. "The Reformation.

8 no Debate: "Thomas Jef ferson or Karl Marx David Sarnoff Oeoree Oordon Battle and Charles Solomon. 3 45 Raloh Kirbery, bari and orcb- Call nf WorshlD. Dr. rrederirk H. Knubel Let the Worda of Mouth.

I vc That Wilt Not Let Ml OO. Exc'a-nu from the Sacred Cantata the Atonement. Oetiasemane Chorua Oliver? Chorus litir jli'wii and Answers. Dr Frederick H. Knubel.

r.nA of Onr Fathera. tone, and orch. At Radio Show 4 OO s. Dorothy Mint? vlolnlrt: Jeanne Al len, celliftt: Mercedea Ben, "My For- 8 50 Music. 8 no- Ex-nrlet.

rner Church." Music Rev. 4 OO Adnrru bv Steflsn Lenan-awicc. Director World Oranltatlon of Polifh Enii- David Sarnoff, president of the Radio Corporation of America, will officially open the Eighth Annual Costmo dell History rranls. "A Message From 'O-tso. "Protestant nett, pianist.

Air de Ballet Moderns Etude On. 2V No s. Miss Bennett Peverie. Hitmoreantie Modern l. Oitanaa Miss Mint? Eleirte.

Holaetc and Crerdae. Moderns Polelid In the Polish-Horn 8 OO Ollrerl end SulliTsn The Mlkalo Miirv Mrfv and Ivv Beo't sn-oratos: Ma'V Honnle. con iral-m Charles Harrison and Radio-Electrlca! World's Fair at Cltlwns of Amerlra duced Dr Tvtus WEAI, NAA, WNBH, WMAZ, CNRM, CNRL. WBIG. WBAX.

WBEO, CKCH, WIBA and WFBL. With these my log stands at 340 verified and a total of 450 stations. P. 8. Last I caught KOA at 10 p.m., and at 10:13 I tried for KFI, and boy.

I heard the call and B. A. Rolph'i Orchestra. How Is that for Summer DX? Good work, Charles, OM, keep it up. a a Leonard Trlsdorfer of 2050 B.

24th St, Brooklyn, 1 having a little trouble with his receiver: "I would HaraM rsrinch tenera: wal te Preston and John Bar h-' hh' "4, I clav. brltner Charle 4 SO -T MaeKenite Peasaon. bass; Harold in fo'-d's orch. at nn rathelle Hour. "Far aki.

Consul General or Poland in Chicago. 4 Dalhsrt Trls Oolaen Bhooers. Rorkv Mountain Liiltabv. Souint Eved Cactus Jonei. Oh Susanna.

8 no 8 ibbllh Reveries Alter tha Banouet." Dr a bleu the Rev. John A. 8 outitmns and fnor. with Salon Orch, Begging for Love. Have You Forgotten A La Lus de la Luna.

Whenl Somewhere a Vole I Calling. Tha Lord la My Light. Charlea L. Ooodell: Mixed answers, the Rev. Dr.

Eow-L Curran: Medlaevallata. 00 Russian aimers. 30 CI of Ihi Air "American Liaion 8 no Hendrlk De Leeuw Dvak Headhunting." appreciate It very much if you wUl dramatic akrtch: Bii Brother I ll Hunter Sawyer, tenor. Spraklng be I or th WEAP mirrophon tomorrow tuning, Bob armerv: joe Rinea urcn answer the following questions: (1) 8 OO ladle Cantor. iurt mld-alr.

he discovered that bevond the hedge was a steep he didn't tarn around and w' back!) He merclv chanced h'S mind, grabbed at the hedre with one foot on the edie of the cliff, and balanced unsteadily there until a friend hauled him unceremoniously back bv the scruff of th neck. Well, at least this much may be said about a violin; It Isn't vrtm. clpltate, and one may find thrills, not so dangerous thrills in much, of his stormv music, .1 8 Not that It matters, but did yoty know that: Oeorge Beuehler. after one day of vacation In Washington, was per-, emplorlly summoned "back home-bv C. B.

8. on the first aeroplane All In the life of an announcer. Kate Smith warded off a ticket for speeding by sagely hummlrrf "Mother Machree?" Both Colonel Stomwagle nd P''d' tap-dance successfully and with) much crescendo? 5 Dot Perk Ine. 8 oo Uncle Don. 8:80 Olobe Trotter at 4 5 Jack Berger'l Orch 1015 Tallc.

10:4 5 Svmnhonte Program. 13MK. WEVD 230M. 1 1 no A Sereniders. 11:15 Rinoocrt ind Eller.

scngi. 11 30 1 1 :45 Melodies. 13:15 P.M. Dr. B.

Lunenfeld. music. 13 45 Bosch Orch. 1 on Mr. and Mrs.

Chatterbox. OO Melodlim. 3 IS Santo Reltane. fenor. 9 ao Little Cafei of thi World.

8 oo Clem Wllkins. "On th Firm." 8 15 Concert. 4 on The Rev, Cornelius 8. Muste. "8tial Gospel.

214M. 1 30 M. Pour Ares of Harmony. 1 15 Orrh. OO l.e Csrdn Orch.

3 ri Entertainers. 3 4 5 Quartet. 3 OO Srooklvn Federation of Churches. 4 on Mildred Blsintein. oiano.

4 18 Alnvs Van Migsn. nor I 30 Madison Square Garden. Monday night, Sept. 21, at o'clock. His address in the Crystal Studios of the fair, will be Included in the elaborate opening program which will be broadcast over WJZ and a National Broadcasting Company coast-to-coast hook-up until 8:30 p.m.

"Mis Radio 1931," tha successful entrant In the third annual search for the most beautiful radio artist In America, will receive her title and a loving cup during the opening broadcast ceremonies. Also on the pro-Tram will be the boy and girl chosen as te Radio Prince and Princess. The latter search was onen to child radio singers between the of and 12 In the Metropolitan Area. The Roxy Orrhestra from the Roxv Theater will be heard on the program. The entire proceedings will be visible to show visitors through the studio windows.

15 Red Lacauer and Jade, 13B0 00 I 00 n. WBNX. Bronx 12:30 a.m.- 7:15 m. nth Basil Huvedaei. onuoso Quartet: nathrvn Palmer, soprano: Paula Heminghaus.

contralto: Tobert Hamer. tenor: Harry Donaghy, basa. Csll to WorshlD. Dr Charlea L. Ooodell Jesua.

Thy Boundless Love to Me. Ye That Stand In the House Chorus Srrmtiire Readlne. Dr. Charlen L. Ooodell Prayer and Response The Voice in the Wilder- ne, Soprano solo T.nrd Sneak to Me Chorus Dr -arle I.

Ooodell pe Bl' cef Dav, Tru" Whola nher Omar Khavam No. 1. Eastern Romance. Chinese Eoisode. Shin to.

I dv Hrrini Mulberries, tdvl Jenoniis. In a ratoda. wnn. piannatian 1010 0 .10 0 1:00 a WPAP. Manhattan 1010 .10 a.m.- 3:00 D.m, WWRL Woodslrtf 1000 1 -oo n.m.

D.m WOV Mnhattn lino bVoo a 8:30 WAAJ Jersiy city 40 7:30 8:30 WOBB Preenort artist. Davi Rublnofl Orri Piekide. Mi-fiffnl Gems Ta tm lama Cantor Ootti' to Town. Rubinnff It Conks Like Rain. 7i Tl-eicd llcile Cenior Januneirf Sunsev Bub'nofT rtli.

Jane ineveMt. Te lee eleeted 1 F.adie Cap'oi twrael l.vf'-. 1 Pttbin-" Vl'f a flio'in ole 8joinorl 1 8 Poet-Phllosonher. HsDtlss Temple. 8 OO Tha Ray.

8. M. Hrnmlier. 8 on The Oermsn Hour. 10 no nirint Trio.

10 1.1 Wlnnla Carlsen, soorano, HOOK. WKOX 2I4M. 11 00 Jewish Motir. 4 P.M. Brooklyn Cl)y Mispp.

8 on Jnyee Alexsr.der ind Nermn srlrtv. 8 flO Kitty Creed, soorano. A 1 5 Theater nwl 8.4 7 Arthur Lissack. tenor 8 00 Harry Luballn Kdw.rd Villi, aonas. 8 8 8an loman lana.

1.W0K. VVM II 2O0rVl. 8 00 AM Early nirrln. 8 n- Amerlrsn L-llnn. oo Jewish Hour, 1 1 no PM Steve nans and Pen Bovs.

II Lev nirk and Oan. 18 on- Al and Mail. I .10 Pred and Bill. otherT'ocal stations 8'aMftns Klloeyrles. Tlml.

WCAF. Asbury Park 11 0 Archil Brooks. 11:18 John and Adeli Mur 'celii and oiano. 1 1 William Roberta, basso 11:4.1 Jack Yaerrr, Diana. I400K.

WBBC 214M. OO A Hnnv Mftmenls. 8 OO Orten reeilal Southern Mountaineers in no Fpemeerr lO no Kren Kinia. 10 l.t-atierleri 1 1 Moltrarord. Ill .1 T.11 Turks, vinta.

I 1 no Temple of MlJIIC. 1 00 P.M.- Mu.irsle, -fddy Brown Siring Oiiarlet Oiiartet Opua 64. a y'lld 8ose. Tha Ml'l 1210 0 00 a.m.- T'erled Chorus Vnec't 'on D- Ch-tl'i L. Oppoell i s-iit pf ood rro-iis I soo-phantom Caravan 1 eo Von Hallberia Orcn wwj, Newark 1460 8.30 Dm WCDA.

Manhattan i reupiei ir. I rtrtypre VaUsn'e 8 SO Arthur Warren's Oich 1360 OOo m..