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hshment of a permanent business
council to cooperate with Presl-
dent Hoover in stabilizing eco
nomic conditions throughout the
United States will be the subject
of discussing during the New
Business World" program at 8
o'clock over WRC and associated
N. B. C. stations,
Lewis E. PierSon, former preSl
dent of the United States Cham
Der of Commerce, and Merle
Thorpe, editor of the Nations
Business and director of the pro-
gram, will be the speakers on this
occasion.
In addition to The discussion Of
the permanent council, the
speakers are expected to sum up
the results of the business con-
ference, which at the Presidents
request was held here Thursday,
Both Of the speakers participated
in the conference of more than
$50 of Americas leading eXecu
tives and their summary will I'M
doubtedly prove most interesting.
The Georgia Tech-Georgia Uni
versity football game in Athens,
Ga, will be broadcast at las
O'Clock over the N. B. C. network,
including WRC. The amiable
Billy Munday will be at the an
nouncer'S post.
Walter Damrosch will weave
selections from five great compos-
ers into a striking symphonic
pattern when he conducts the or
chestra in the General Electric
hour at 9 o'clock. An eight-min
ute talk on Adventures in Sci
ence" will be given by Floyd Glib
bons as a feature Of the enter
tainment.
Other features of the evening
include Amos n Andy, the Lucky
Strike Dance Orchestra and the
Slumber Music program.
At WMAL
Charles H. LIE Fevre, chairman
Of public schools committee,
Washington Chamber of Com
merce, will talk over WMAL at
GAS o'clock on promoting the
washington Public School sys-
tenn"
Sophocles r. Papas will give q
fretted instrument recital at 7
o'clock. Frank Davis will be
heard in q number Of special
readings at 7:15 o'clock,
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
will offer a musical program at
T:30 o'clock. Capt. Edward Bet
tleheim will give short talk at
this time.
Dance music by the Swanee
6yncopators at II o'clock will
bring the evening Of regular Co.
Iumbia features to a close.
Don't miss the Adventures OF
Pat Grove, which the reformed
bandit himself will relate to VOL
listeners at tbs o'clock. Every
one knows of the Caduhy kidnap-
ing. This is the man who did it
He has other tales to tell equally
as thrilling.
The Virginia Serenaders, Elsie
Iorss, soprano; Percy Silverberg,
tenor. and the Catskill Trio are
musical highlight at WJSV this
evening.
For Sunday entertainment over
the radio the presentation Of
George Gershwin. famous Amert-
can jazz composer and pianist, Is
the feature of the Majestic Thea
ter of the Air over C. B. S. sta
lions at 9 o'clock. Mr.. Gershwin
viii play several of his own COM
positions and direct the orchestra
in an all-GerShwin program.
The Philadelphia Symphony Or
ehestra, under the direction OF
leopold Stokowski, will play the
last of its series Of radio concerts
over the N. B. C. network at $50
o'clock. The program has been
cleaned from the finest of French
composers.
Kathryn Meisle, contralto Of the
Chicago Civic Opera Company,
will be the guest soloist of the
Atwater Kent concert over N. B. c..
stations at 91:lS o'clock.
William Mengelherg. world-fame
hAbsSitirtor mill Load the orchestra