Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-05
ISLAND PROBLEM
ISFORUM SUBJECT
Senator Halves to Explain
Bill to Liberate
Philippines.

Senator Harry B. HAYES Of Missouri
Eiil be the speaker tonight in the Ma
honal Radio Forum, arranged by The
Star, to be broadcast by WMAL and 9
coast coast network Of associated
Columbia Broadcasting System stations
The bill pending in the Senate tc
provide independence for the Philippine
Islands will be discussed by Senator
HAYES, who has taken a keen interest
In the problem Of establishment OF
free and independent government OF
the islands favorable report on this
measure was recently made TO the Sen
ate by the committee on territories and
hnsular affairs.
A concert by the United States Marine
Band and Frederic William Wile's
weekly review of the political situation
In Washington are other outstanding
attractions on WMAL's program which
the station will send over the network
In addition the station has scheduled
all of its other regular Columbia fea-
lures These include the nlidweek Ko-
dak hour and dance music by orchestras
directed by Ben Pollack and Arson
Weeks.
VIII Sing Student Prince" Numbers.
Erwyn Mulch, baritone,s and Victor
Edmunds, tenor, will be the principal
soloists in the Kodak program which
opens with two selections from Rom
berg's tuneful operetta, Student
Prince" Edmunds WI sing Weatherlys
DANNY Boy" McGill's "Duna" will be
Nutch's contribution.
Standardized between the Columbia
presentations will be two features orig
mating in WMAL's studio. One will be
a concert by the Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Co. Quartet, directed by
Frank W. S. Evans, and the other a
half-hour program by the Chaminade
Glee Club, under the direction Of Esther
Linkins.
Mischa Elman, famous Russian vio-
iinist, will appear for the second time
as guest artist in the R. c. A. hour to-
night over WRC and other National
BroadcaSting Co. stations. The Victor
Symphony Orchestra, under the direc-
ton of Rosario Bourbon, will assist him
In contrast to his first broadcast
which was made up entirely OF the
works of Russian composers, Elman will
play the compositions of the masters OF
own. OF chief interest is the prize
Song from Wagner's die Meister-
singer" Hymn to the Sun" from Rim
sky-Korsakoffis lie Cog DOT" and
Tschaikowskys "Serenade Melan-
Frances williams, ''blues" singer and
for many years the star of George
Whites Scandals" will assist Rudy
Vallee and his Connecticut Yankees in
presenting the Fleischmann Sunshine
hour. She has selected from her roper
toire five numbers that are particular
9avorites Of hers. These include dc
Something" More Than You Know
and Blues in My Heart" The orches-
ira will play characteristic interpreta-
tons Of popular music.
Trumpet solo Featured.
RoSsini's "Inhamnatus," played as .
trumpet solo, will feature the Jack Frost
Melody Moments program. Benny
Baker win be the trumpeteer. Another
feature will be "Ay, Ay, Ay," Creole
song, sung by Oliver Smith, tenor. The
orchestral speciality will be drawn from
the show hits of 1915.
The OlmEtead Trio and a musical
program arranged by the Washington
Community Chest constitute the major
attractions tonight Of VOL. There also
will be studio program arranged by
Estelle Wentworth. and dinner con-
cert.
Pupils Of the public schools of Airing
ton County, Va, will present a specia
radio program tonight over WJSV. Tit
stations other features include concerts
by the Royal Honolulans and the Dixie
Troubadours and q vocal recital b.
George Dunnett.