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6 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1935 IS Out of a Blue Sky Today's Radio Program 4 'Rules and Regulations Governing Medical WLWL Services from Paulist Fa Where there is ne listing for a sta-tiea. srreeedini' rama the air. Broadcasts Outlined by Dr. Zwerl- thers Church: The Rev. Earljp JTtt, CS.P..

sermon. 8: IS WMCA Vocal duet. WNYC Herman Neuraan, piano. WEVD Don Carlos, poet. 8:30 WABC HalUe Stiles sntirann' Kevelen Quartet; Pickens Sts- lctu, damn Menem, tenor; Pasternaclc, Tours Orchestra, i WMCA Four Squires, tongi.

wr nennrik wuiem van uaon.V talk. WMCA Amy Atkinson, soprano, "jcvi trie interesting WABC America's Hour, sketch. WEAF-Rachael Carlay. blues; manner Which the Ulk ifi pre- "rna'tor; pTed vered. and the voice wjz Frevin orchestra; Betty? of tile speaker." Dr.

Samuel Zwerling wmca rive star Final, sketch. and P0111! leaders and broadcast-whn Ivan Frank orchestra. ers present at an assembly of the 9:30 weaf Frank Munn, tenor; vivi-4 National Advisory Council on Radio enne 3eal, soprano; Bertrand Hirsch, violin; Haenschenf ln Education. WJZteWfnchell, go.lp. wor Horace Heidt concerf.

I of authority and weU-founded ex- wSKliisY? Not K9' 4 wjz Nieia Goodeiie, songs. wmca Good wui court, Al L.I WHN Tucker and Marsh, son piano. 10:00 WABC Wayne King Orchestra. 1:3 hrmns, philosophy. W0rw r-Sntstr prano.

WIVD armposium for American American Neutrality, Profs. Arnold Ourcher andf wmf-laUSfa'Te'ia orchestral WABC "our Poreim Borih I WABC. MK.i WEAF. WJZ, WO. 11MC.I WMCA.

StUK.i WNTC. 01 WEVD, 1300K.1 WHN, WLWL. HOOK. MORNING ABC Fred Feibel. organ.

WEAF Soloists; vocal trio. WJZ William Meeder, organ. WHN Laymen's Fellowship. 8:30 WABC Lyric Serenade. Kutn reppie.

piano; Quar tet; vocalists. WHN Con Maffie. organ. 8:4 WABC Radio Spotlight. 9 OO WABC William Hargraves.

baritone. W1AP Male chorus, instrumental trio. WJZ Milton J. Cross, children's program. WMCA Erllng C.

Olsen, Psalma. 8: IS WEAF Gould-Shelter, piano. WMCA Press-radio news. fj 9:30 WEAF Peerless Trio, songs, WMCA Children's Contest. IS WHN Muse and the Musician.

:45 WEAF Alden Edkins. baritone. WHN Uncle Al. Funnies. lOOO WABC Dr.

D. W. MorehouseJ ft president Drake University, talk. WEAF Dr. C.

L. Ooodell. talk; re-! ilgious music. WJZ Russian Orchestra; Oene! fiii mnariova. soprano.

WOB-Mark Hawiey. newt. WNYC Masterwork Hour. WHN Ted Meyu. ursan.

lO IS WOR Organ melodies. Press-radio news. WEAF Mildred Dllling, hars. WJZ Brown string Quartet, jr WMCA Judge RuLhertord, talk, WHN Bags of Stories. WABC Dale talk: songs.

WtAF Norseman Cyuartet WOR The Gondoliers WMCA John X. Loughran. talk, WHN The Two Wanderers. WABC Juvenile Variety program "Mf. wj, rress-radlo news.

WOR Art Trio. Barbara Maurel. contralto. WMCA Christian Science. WNYC The Sea Scouter.

WHN Calvary Baptist Church. WEAF Mexican Marimba Oreo. ranees Adair, soprano. 8 11: IS WEAF Rudd and Rogers, piano; vocal auo. WJZ Nellie Revell.

talk. WNYC Morning Serenade. WEAF Major Bowes Family. WEAF Southern ires Male Quar- 11 tet. WOR Barn Dolus AFTERNOON OO WABC Salt Lake City Tabernacle ana cnoir.

WJZ Johnson guests. WOR Uncle Don. WNYC Harold L. Phillips, presl dent Manhattan Chess Club. In 1 WEAF Sugar Cane, songs.

0 WMCA Edward Lamont. baritone. wait; uramercr Chamber Trio 01S 30 WABC Vivian della chiesa, so- fprano, rranz imxiol, tenor, Oinsburgh Ensemble. WEAF Round Table Discussion. WJZ Symphony Orchestra.

WOR Al Shayne Orchestra; Joe E- ety follow several simple though ot'teh. fective rules in front of the micro- WJZ Orchestra, direction tin croom Johnson of phone. They bear mind that sim-Encland 4 WOR Barbara Maurel, cont ralto Ple language is the best language WMc-Hor'n I to use on the air. They avoid medi- n1 suihvan cal terms whenever possible and The Mikado." 21 WHN symphonic music. when used they explain the techni- 1 1 wabc salon Moderne.

cal references. They cite case his- WIAP Charlie Boulancer Orch. ft; wjz Male Quartet. tones or experiences to drive home Arth" I a point or to impress an important WMCA John McKeevtr, tenor. fact.

WHN Dance music. 11:10 wjz Press-radio news. The medical broadcaster tries at JKht', ln to keep his remarks lim- BEST BETS FOR THE DAT Bible Drama, "David and Goliath," WEAF. Symposium, -The Italo-Ethiopian Crisis," Hugo b'Annunzio, designee of Italian Consul General of New York, and Frederick J. Ubby, National Council for Prevention of War, WOR.

Ave Maria Hour, "Life of the Little Flower," sketch, WMCA. K-7 sketch, "The Man Who Told the Truth," WEAF. String Symphony Orchestra, Frank Black conducting, WJZ. Symposium. "The Case of American Neutrality," Profs.

Arnold Zurche and Gustavus Tuckerman of N. Y. WEVD. "Our Foreign Policy," Senator William E. Borah of Idaho, WABC.

wjMWfsjiitm 3 43 WNYC -The Tariff Situation and Its Influence on International Relations." Prof. H. Parker Willis. WHN From Town Hall: Religion and welfare recovery mass, meetinc. Mayor LaGuardia.i Al Smith, others, speakers.

WABC Musical program. WEAF Jesse Crawford. Gale Page, contralto; Clark) Dennis, tenor. WJZ wtllard Robison WOR Forum: "The Italo-Ethio-' pian Crisis." Ugo designee of Lallan Consul General of New York: Fred erick J. Libby, executive sec retary National Council for Prevention of War.

WMCA Alfred Hall. talk. WNYC Greenwich Smfonletta irom Brooklyn Museum. WLWL "The Passing of Christ and Catholic Action." the rtev. Theophane Maguire.

Ci.P. 4 11 WMCA Harry Herssfield, com- men ta tor. 4 20 WEAF Ltorothy Breslin, soprano WJZ Pedro Via Orchestra. WOR BiQ McCune Orchestra. WMCA The Rev.

Donald Barn-house, talk. 4:45 WEAr Wise Man. skrtch. WHN Alpheus ran Wocart, poet. 5:00 WABC Lyman Orchestra: Bernlce iiaire, soprano; unver smith, leuor WEAF First rhythm symphony; De Woif Hopper, narrator.

WJZ "Red Skies Ovpr Georgia WOR O. E. Mclntyre Amateurs. WMCA The Rey. Percy Crawford WHN Ted Navarre Orchestra.

3 WABC Frank Crumit. Julia San derson, songs: Sbilkret Orch WEAF "Mysteries of drama. WJZ Bob Becker, dog talk WOR Brusiloif Orchestra; vocalists; trio. WNYC Lawrence W. Ropers, talk.

WHN Fairyland Express, play. 5:45 WEAF Ray Heatherton. baritone; Lucille Manners, soprano. WJZ Gabriel Heatter. news.

WNTC Guild Musicale. 00 WABC Ray Perkins Amateur Show. WEAF Catholic Hour: Mons. William Quma. national director of the Society for the rropajration or the Faith.

WJZ Canadian Guards Band. I WOR Juven-le program. Bob! Emery. WMCA Jerry Baker. Fen-j ton Orchestra.

WHN-Helen Yorke. Murray Katz.l Hans Yorke, muaic. I 6.15 WNYC Lessons in French, Marie Stare WOR French American proa ram Suzanne Jackowska.l prima donna, euest. 6 30 WABC Ed McCorneil. songs.

WEAF Fray Orchestra; Olpa Vernon, contralto. WJZ Grand Hotel, sketch. Vv'OR Vincent Connolly, news WMCA Ave Maria Hour: "Life of the Little Fiower." sketch. WNYC Baseball, spurts resume. 6 45 WABC-Voice of Experience.

WOR Bela Roz.sa. organ. WNYC Edwin Grasse. WHN Saion moderne. lln.

EVEMNG T'OO WABC Frfdd.e Orchestra; tiuy Lombard'! WEAF K-7 sketch. "The Man Who Told the Truth WJZ Lanny teror. Rariow Orchestra. Heien Oeihetm. ront ralto, WOR -S'an Lonifix.

basi-bsil. WMCA -Jack Fraser. WNYC Modern Social Problems'" John Oster. WHN Musical program. 7 15 WOR- Norman EiUs Orchestra WMCA Arnold Orchestra: Alan Courtney, master oi nies: vocalists WNYC -'Copy.

sketch WHN -Joe Mir'lii. son Orchestra. 'tomo- Hy 7 30 WABC Musical prnL-rr, WEAF Sirurd Nilss-Hardesty Johnson. iiasso WJZ Sidewalk interviey WHN Perry Charies Ward Wilson, comedy. 7 13 WEAF Mnnn Sisters: Ranch Boys Trio WOR Comedy or Hollywood.

WMCA Three Little Funsters. 8 ftO WABC Al Goodman Orchestra, vocalists. WEAF- Bowi-5 Amateur Hour WJZ S'rin Symphony. Frank Black conduftint; WOR Famous Wome'i Pianists, series: Augusta Schreiber.i KUest. Wailens' e.n 1 WMCA "Dominican Hi'ii'ioUi'." Hendrik de WNYC W.

F. Waluuist. talk. WHN -Caivary Baptist Church. i 1 ,11 Air News vivid dramatic form with incidental music," according to the announcement.

Each program will open with the toast, "Your health, ladies and gentlemen" a fitting toast in any one's language, and the hero of each script will be the family doctor, the man with the little black bag, who is ready to serve the sick day and night. Winter and Summer. Topics discussed by physicians on the air lanes include a large variety. Each speaker strives to avoid as much as possible mention of morbidity. He deals with the etiology, possible complications and dangers.

"The facts must be stated in such 4 a way as to inform and educate the radio audience rather than to worry them," declares Dr. Zwerling. Medical broadcasts dealing witn. the communicable diseases of childhood (smallpox, diphtheria, measles, scarlet fever and whooping cough) evoke much interest on the part of young mothers. The feeding problem of children is another talk hailed with applause by listeners.

Dr. Charles F. Pabst's discussion on the "Dangers of Sunburn" also brings sacks of commendable messages. Other health subjects of popular interest to listeners are earache, tonsils and adenoids, rheumatic fever, hay fever, blood pressure, headaches, appendicitis, thumb sucking, the invisible handicap (hard ot hearing), obesity, arthritis, diabetes. Dr.

Zwerling feels that much, credit for the success of the medical broadcasts is due, in a largo measure, to the co-operation given by Dr. Alec N. Thomson, director of medical activities of the Medical Society of the County of Kings. WABC will reunite the members of the Byrd Antarctic Expedition in 1 a broadcast on Wednesday at 9:30 p.m. and also provide the occasion i iui ine prebexiuiLiuii to Aainirai Byrd of the Columbia Broadcasting System Medal for Distinguished Contribution to Radio.

A blow-by-blow description of the Max Baer-Joe Louis heavyweight contest at the Yankee Stadium will be carried exclusively over the combined WEAF-WJZ networks Tuesday at 10 m. In addition to the word picture of the activity in the ring, Edwin C. Hill, newspaperman and radio commentator, will be heard between rounds describin the color, excitement and incidental sidelights of the contest scene. In New Series ('rare Moore, international star, it note singing IT .1 w-r if f. I in? Other By JO HANSON w-tru'c ei.nnau..

(tfTl UCCess of medical radio I broadcasting depends chief ly upon the authenticity and qualifications of the stieaker. tK- ij rienc because it has been his taik to several years to act as chairman of the subcommittee on radio broadcasting for the Medical Society of the County of Kings. In his years of contact with other nas observed that the question and answer method holds the radio audi- ence more than any other medium, tlIC W1" ccpuon oi tne dramatic Script. appearing under the auspioes of the local medical soci- ited to 15 minutes. Extemporaneous aiicumij am encouraged Decause the Public Health Committee must examine all talks before the broad- cast.

"This review by the committee is not intended for scientific criti cism," Dr. Zwerling declared at the TJ A IT mft.ine "hue frr lha mir. Pose of making constructive sug- gestions as will tend to simplify and make the talk more interesting. The committee fully appreciates the abil- ity of the prospective speaker, but the broadoasting of a medical talk is a responsibility which the county society cannot assume without a re- view of the talk to be oc-f casionally an unscientific or untrue statement may be made when one speaks extemporaneously and with- out the benefits of a previous 'edi- torial' review. If the Medical So- ciety sponsors a broadcast and as- sumes the attending responsibility, it must exercise an editorial cen-i ii ui snip in oroer to eiiminace tne i no.sKibilitv rf ftnv fritir-rnn a-liaicA- ever as to the character of the broadcast." The Medical Societv's nurnoRp in broadcasting health discourses and dramatizations Is to discourage self- diagnosis and self-medication on the part of the public, A eood manv of the scrips written by Dr.

Zwerling and other members of the local medical society have been picked up by the American Medical Association and rebroadcast on other stations from coast to coa-st. Arrangements are being made to broadcast a series of dramatizations over the municipal station WNYC, under the auspices of the Medical Society. A group of capable per- formers will donate their services for this job, in order to promote necessary knowledge of the present status of medicine. The AMA is also preparing a series of dramatized programs for dis- semination over a coast to coast hookup beginning Oct. 1.

Locally, the programs will be routed through WJZ each Tuesday at 5 p.m. The AMA is confident that this new series will interest every mem- ber of the American family. It Is i cappi WMCA Warren and Bodee. vocal 6, WNYC Radio Playhouse. WEVD Domestic Problems," starring Jennie Goldstein.

WHN Musical program. WABC From jnd'jn: Command-i er Stephen Kina-Hatl. news WMCA Mnchel Schuster Orches- tra: vocalises WHN Piano concert lOO WABC Rabbi Jonah Wise Cen- tral S.vnaosue Manhattan. WEAF-Gypsy music fWOR Schuster Orch: vocalists. WMCA Kardo Orchestra: ama-teur show.

WNYC Police alarms, news; Har- oid Fowler, tenor. WEVD Bertha Kxl.sh. actress. 0 WHN Male quartet. 1 15 WOR -Story Tellers House.

SE WNYC Prof John LeClair. "France and Europe." WHN Lillian II. Roiif-rt Berry. 30 songs. 1 30 WABC Eddie songs.

A WEAF-Maud Muller. soprano. WJZ Dr. F. S'amm.

talk: re-ligious music WOR Old and Ne-v Song Classics. WNYC- Don Avion Orchestra. 1:45 WABC R.ilph Ed East. comedy WOR -Thelma Holder, talk. WHN -Marilyn Biown.

talk. if 2 WABC August Orchestra: Patti A Chaoin. songs WEAF Bin drama David and 2 Gol.a'h.'" WJZ Edward "Bra wmca Johnny Tucker, jimmy March, sones: niann wabu. wba Press-radio news. WJZ Eddie South Orchestra.

wMi-A ttooerl Keller, organ WHN Oddities in the News. WABC Prank Dailey Orchestra WEAF Glen Lee Orchestra. 1144 WOR Barn Doin s. WHN Dance music. 12 OO WABC Prankle Masters Orch.

WEAF Dick Fidler Orchestra. WJZ Bob McGrew Orchestra. WOR Bide Dudley. "Theater whn Henrietta Kamern, organ. 13:05 WOR Velof and Tolahna Orch.

12:3 WABC Dick Messner Orchestra. WEAF Gordon Orchestra. WJZ Earl Hines Orchestra. WOR Bill McCune Orchestra. WMCA Dance music to 2.

TOxMORROW MORNING WOR Musical Gym Clock. 7 30 WABC Fred Feibel. orsan WEAF Jolly Bill and Jane WJZ piano. WOR Vincent Sorey Orchestra. WEAF Yolchl Hiraoka.

xylophone WJZ Malcolm LaPrade. talk. 8:00 WABC Male Quartet WEAF Malcolm Claire, stories. WJZ Morning devotions WOR Mark Hawley, news. 8:15 WABC Leon Goldman, violin.

WEAF Eva Taylor, sonns. band WJZ Pals, children's sketch. WOR Nel Vinick. beauty talk. 8:25 WABC City Consumers Guide (Also weaf.

wmca. WNYc.g H1! 8:30 WABC Salon music. WEAF Inspirational talk- music 4: "jk nuiiHiii wieeoer, Oman. WOR Martha Manning, sales. 8 45 WJZ Landt Trio.

White WOR Home Town Rrw. sonss. 9 00 wabc Metropolitan Parade. WEAF Rosa Lee. soprano, Wil- liam Meeder, orkan.

WJZ -Clark Dennis, tenor: Edna Odell. contralto WOR-Lary Bill Huggins. l. WOR Don Baker, orran SO WEAF Fields and Hall, songs WOR Dr. Montague, health talk 15 WABC Cadet Male Quartet.

WEAF Morning melodies. WOR Backstage Wife, sketch. to OO WABC-Press-radio news (Also WEAF. WJZ WOR Food talk. lO 0.1 WABC Harmonies In Confras' WEAF Frank Luther, tenor.

WJZ City Voices. lO 13 WEAF Girl Alone, sketch WJZ Edward MacHilkh. soncs lO SO WABC Rhythm Bandbox WEAF Breen and de Rose songs W'JZ Todays Children, sketch. 10 15 WABC Mrs. Wiggs.

sketch. WEAF Joe White, tenor. WJZ Sam Berman. Frank Ban'e. xylophone and piano.

1 OO WABC Dr. Louis Harris, talk. WEAF Morning Parade WJZ Honeymooners. songs WOR Nell Vinick. beauty talk.

11 15 WABC Blanche Sweet, beauty WJZ Wendell Hall, music. WOR Dance orchestra. SO WABC Saundra Brown, way. united states Navy Band. WOR Dr.

Kurt Haeseler. talk. 11 13 WABC Just Plain Bill. WOR Minstrels. 12 OO WABC Voice of Experience WKAV Nnvlt Tniitfumasnf.l wor Anumeiu? Donneiij.

talk i I 0 1 ''r yy I f. i zil Cotton Industry. WOR Crotiican WMCA Jen Br Lee plan On WNYC WHN Symphony 3 15 WJZ Inihrr "Prince. Ida WNYC Mur.x.p:.! phony 2 SO WAB- T. rl WEAF-- 'Are WOR B-U Aipert.

WMCA -Three 9:4 WABC Blue Flam. WEAF Jnhn He.r arid Chamber Sym-j fadings I fliman?" Paullre; Fiiisf-rs. -s Quartet. i baritone, Vic-' 3 OO WABC tor Iplnny der WEAF Ruth I.yr,n. Edward Davies.

banrone WOR The Listener Speaks WMCA Norman P-rre talk WHN Chris' i in Science. 315 W.TZ -Rosa I.ind.i WNYC Chelsea Smeera WHN Charies Rf'lui. bass. 3.30 WEAF- Don Mitr.fi tenor. Cay-lord Orchestra.

D-trothy Hamilton, beauty talk WJZ Dr. Paul talk; religious music. WOR Hawaiian sonus WHN Banjo and gtittar. t0 be "a new type Program, ln ai p.m..