Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-11
NATIONAL HOOK-UP
TO GIVE VOTE PLEA
William Green and Justice
Stafford to Talk on Repre-
sentation for D. C.

A transcontinental network of Ma
carry to the Nation tonight another
appeal for national representation for
the District. The speakers will be VIII
liam Green, president of the American
Federation Of Labor. and Justice Wen
dell p. Stafford Of the District Supreme
Court.
The nationwide broadcast has been
arranged by the Citizens Joint Com
mittee for National Representation,
which has used radio extensively this
year to tell the country of the political
disability of the residents OF Wash
ington.
WRC will serve as the "key" station
for the coast-to-coast chain of stations
to broadcast the speeches Of Mr.. Green
and Justice Stafford. The program Is
scheduled to begin at O'Clock and will
continue for half an hour.
Episode of 1.-THE Potters."
The second episode in the life of The
Potters," a serial radio drama. will be
broadcast by WRC during the Eveready
hour, while the stations other out
standing attractions include the weekly
Radio Keith Orpheum hour, the Pro-
phylactic program, Harbor Lights and
the Clicquot Eskimos.
The Eskimos have arranged a SPAR
king program of dance tunes, which
include Jericho" Hello, Sunshine,
Hello and "a Day on the Farm"
''Harbor Lights" will present another
episode in the life of an old sea captain.
With its coast-to-coaSt musical pill
grinage concluded, Paul Whiteman's
Orchestra will broadcast its first pro-
gram from San Francisco tonight over
a Columbia Broadcasting System net
work In which WMAL Is to be the
washington link The concert will mark
the end of tour of 18 cities by the
orchestra, together with Ted Huslng,
announcer, and members OF the Co
lumbia technical staff. The program
tonight is made up of the usual variety
of Broadway hits and waltz medleys.
The Voice of Columbia, another
WMAL-Columbia attraction. will ofter
a program mammoth in content range,
including the classics, semi-clasSics and
Jazz. The classic portion of the hour
lists such selections as excerpts from
two of Verdi's operas. "u Trovatore"
and "Rigoletto," the march from the
third movement of Tschaikowsky's
sixth symphony" Beethovens Min
net" and Rachmaninoff's prelude In
G Minor" A slightly less classic tone
will be contributed by I'll Bacio,..
"StameSe Patrol" ana witches Oaucc,
while the element of syncopation VIII
have its showing in group Of up-to-
date numbers.
Talk on Political Situation.
The weekly resume of the political
situation in Washington by Frederic
William Vile and concert by the
United States Navy Band are among
the Columbia attractions to originate In
Washington. The other Columbia fea-
lures coming into washington, however,
are the comedy skit, Cellar knights"
and the dance program by Guy Lom-
bardo and his Royal Canadians. with
whom Belle Forbes Cutter, soprano. will
appear as the guest soloist.
Edith Reeds entertainers and Estelle
Hunt Dean, soprano, viii provide the
main musical offerings of VOL tonight.
The station also has scheduled talk
by Mrs. Franklin James Of the District
Congress of Parents and Teachers on
vacation Activities
kathryn Crowley. pianist; the Melody
Girls and the Columbia Trio VIII nave
o prominent part In WJSV's program.