The Washington times., 1930-03-27
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patriotic radio program Of the
D. A. r. will be Congressman
Louis T. McFadden of Pennsyl-
vania, who will speak on Coast
to-Coast hookup of the National
Brosdcasting Company at 1880
p. m. tonight.
Congressman McFadden's sub
ject will be Straight Thinking
In International Affairs"
In many recent articles in
newspapers and magazines, Mr..
McFadden has expounded beliefs
and facts in wide variance from
accepted theories of international
relations, particularly in the
field of international finance.
His stand on thsee subjects has
attracted much public attention
and his speech is being awaited
with interest by students of
world banking and political rela-
tionS.
Are women people? The U. S.
Census Bureau says yes.
Secretary of the Interior Lamont
recently announced that in the
1880 census housewives will be
classified as "home-makers" in
stead of being listed under mo
Occupation" as heretofore.
Ida Bailey Allen, founder and
president of the Radio Home.
makers Club, has expressed to
Mr.. Lamont her qualification on
behalf of the 100000 women mem
bers of the club. The Radio
Home-makers broadcast daily ex-
cept Saturday and Sunday at
10 to IL a. m. over WMAL and
the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
tenn.
Wilma LaVille, fashiocn editor
Of The Washington Times, was
heard in another of her enlight-
ening talks on the new mode
over WMAL at IL a. m. today.
Miss LaVille is heard regularly
every Thursday as feature of
the new radio series. Keeping UP
With The Times"
Lucrezia Bori, soprano, of the
Metropolitan Opera Company, will
be the guest artist during the
r. c. A.-Victor Hour to be broad
cast through WRC tonight. An
augmented orchestra with Ma
thaniel Skilkret and Rosario Bour-
don conducting in turn, will pre-
sent a group of instrumental Sc
1ectionS. The orchestral part CT
the program is unusual, since it
offers the first performance of
two new works, Sweetheart" by
j. Kellar Kirn. and Riding Club
March," by Nathaniel Shilkret.
Other instrumental selections in
clude excerpts from Delibes' bal
let, Sylvia" the prelude to Verdi'S
opera, La Traviata," and a Sc
lection from Wolf-Ferrai's popular
opera, Jewels of the Madonna"
Mr.. Bourbon will conduct the
operatic number while the others
will be under the direction of Mr..
Shilkret.
niSuIlBHtS on tOuayS program are:
1900 A. NJ.
WMAL-Vilma LaVille. Washington
Times fashion editor, in a short talk
on the new mode.
400 p. NJ.
WRC-The United States Army Band,
Capt William ]. Stannard, leader.
from the Army War College.
WMAL-The United States Navy Band.
Lieut. Charles Benter. leader. direct
from the Washington Navy Yard.
500 p. VI.
WRC-"Ke Up With the Times
news flashes given by william Moore,
feature editor of The Washington
Times.
1880 r. NJ.
WRC-The D. A. r, patriotic program.
Representative Louis r. MacFadden.
(See Romping Around.)
8:15 r. NJ.
WMAC-Another international broad
cast will be made from the studios
of the British Broadcasting Corpora
tion. London. when Frederic William
Vile, speaking from there. reviews
the weeks accomplishments of the
Naval Conference
$500 r. NJ
WRC-With the Vernal equinox already
past and the season of romance and
loveliness we'll under way as far as
the calendar is concerned, the Seiber-
ling Singers tonight will celebrate the
arrival of springtime by broadcasting
gala program of the outstanding
"all-star program. including seven
of the most. 'asked-for selections
known to radiodom.
WRC-Lucrezi Bori. Metropolitan Opera
singer in the RCA Victor hour.
Miles of pleasure await nO-car own
erS through the purchase of good
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