Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-10
INCONSISTENCIES
/. TO Be BROADCAST
President viii Talk at Dinner
of AdvertiSerS-ArmlStice
Day Features on Air.

The address of President Hoover al
the annual banquet of the Association
of National Advertisers tonight al
Wardman Park Hotel will be broadcast
by WRC and a network of other Ma
tional Broadcasting Co. stations.
The broadcast of the banquet pro-
ceedings is scheduled from 8 to 9:3C
o'clock, cutting into the weekly General
Motors Family Party" for half an
hour. In addition to Mr.. Hoover,s ad.
dress there VIII be brief talk by David
Lawrence, editor and newspaper CORE
spondent.
The family party" will have a patri-
otto flavor in eommemoration of ARMS
tlce day. The feature will be a medley
OF war songs by Frank Blacks Orches-
ira. The quartet speciality will be the
famous old spiritual DE Gospel Train. >
Elliott Shaw, the soloist, will contribute
The Barefoot Trail" and 1T Want
What Want When Want It." from
Mile. Modesto"
Another Armistice day attraction or
WRCs program is the massing of the
colors at the tenth annual victor bal
OF the American Legion in New York
This feature will be broadcast begin
ming at HAS o'clock.
Thorpe in New Series.
WRC also has scheduled the return
OF Merle Thorpe, editor of the Nations
Business, who will be heard in a new
series of talks on the general subject
"How'S BuSiness?" He will attempt tc
interpret current business events as
seen in Washington.
In the late afternoon WRC will
broadcast a joint recital by Florence
Yocum, soprano, and Leonard Davis
inn zF H. 49, Il
In the 1880 Atwater Kent radio audi
ton. During the program Commits
sioner Luther H. Reichelderfer, honor.
airy chairman of the District Addition
Committee, will present silver medals
to the two singers.
Sir Rabindranath Tagore, Indian poet
and educator will make his radio debut
tonight over WMAL anA a network OF
other Columbia Broadcasting System
stations in talk on Youth Rebuilding
the World" At the conclusion OF the
talk he will be interviewed by Chester
s. Williams. executive secretary of the
National Student Federation of America
The "Triumphal March" from Aida
will open the weekly concert of the
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra. The
other selections are the overture tt
Wagner's 'Tannhauser" and Tschai-
kowsky's "Andante Cantabile."
David Ross to Recite.
Taps" a recitation by David Ross
will be feature of the Evening in Pari.
program. The musical portion of thi'
presentation includes a special orches.
trail version of "Madelon" and a medley
of wartime songs.
Popular ballads and melodies and {
novel selection, Moon Melody" will b,
presented by Freddie Rich and hi
Roustabouts in the Mardis Gras pro.
gram. Ben Alley, tenor, and Marie
Garard, soprano, will be the soloists.
The Robert Burns Panatela program
contains q quartet version OF a nJnbel
of University of Pennsylvania songs
The orchestra, directed by Guy LON
bardo, will play a group Of popula
melodies.
Feature acts from the Fox Theatel
will be presented tonight over VOL
The station also will broadcast join
recital by Gladys Marks, soprano, ant
Howard Moore, baritone, and a specia
children's program, to be presented b!
Edith Reed at an entertainment Of tn
Policemen's Association at the Wash
ington Auditorium.
A broadcast from session OF thu
World Alliance for international Friend
ship and a concert by Dot Wildman'
Orchestra are outstanding among thu
features of WJSV. A program by thu
Blue Ridge Mountaineers and dance
music by Phil Loria and his Gimme!
villa Orchestra are among the station
other attractions.