European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - November 27, 1986, Darmstadt, Hesse                                The ital of  in 34 in guilt o work it Deoh Cuce Weiffe. He a technician it Pirts Toti for broadcast. Seemed to be suspicious of both a weak America and a Strong  you know germans have a phobia when in comes to armaments rearming and i Helmut Schmdt voiced this opinion relatively uninhibited Day so to speak and this made the irritations grow. And the peace movement Here. When there was a demonstration it was All you could see on the bad it was about time to re sep Elnes is that though there were and Are Artl american tendencies one of the things we have tried Roget Over is that the majority of germans Are certainly not Ami american. And Hank god things have gotten better. Larry Wayne shortwave do. By John Windrow Magazine editor when More than 1 million Short wave listeners in he United slates Canada and Britain tune into the voice of Germany tonight to hear what s going on in deutschland lhe/11 hear the Mellow tones of Larry Wayne just like they have or he last 20 years. Wayne 61, has been doing his Germany today show since 1966. He uses his five minute program to present a slice of life of what s going on in  i Call it life and pulse of Germany he said. The Day to Day life of German people. What i try to do is report on everyday problems German people face their problems and their  Wayne s programs Are a hedge podge of interviews anecdotes and feature All carried off in a Light bantering style that he picked up and polished in the states. His delivery must be startlingly familiar to american listeners who grew up cruising around with the radio on and he windows Down. Wayne s background is in ,1 word varied. He got hooked on the broadcast medium As a kid sitting in the audience at live Abc radio shows at the merchandising Mart in Chicago. The first show he saw performed there was club matinee with Garry Moore and Durward Kirby. He also saw performers like red Skelton and Perry Como he got his first broadcast Job in 1941 in Chicago at a foreign language station. The owner Wayne said was a Persona Friend of Al  Wayne was sitting in his office at Deutsche Welle in