Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-28
CAPPER TO DISCUSS.
TAXATION IN FORUM.
Kansas Senator to Talk on
Problem for IS Minutes
Tonight.

Senator Capper OF Kansas, chairman
of the Senate District Committee, will
be the speaker tonight in the National
Radio Forum, arranged by The Wash
ington Star and broadcast by WMAL
and a coast-to-coast network Of aSso-
ciated Columbia Broadcasting System
stations.
The forum will be broadcast from 10
to 1915 O'Clock Senator Cappers topic
is "Our Taxation Problems"
Down East" famous old comedy
drama of New England life, will be
presented by the Hank Simmons Show
Boat company in its broadcast immedl-
ately after tire forum. The play was
prepared for radio by Phil Maher.
Five popular numbers make up the
program of Abe Lyman's Band, TO be
heard from 8:15 to $3.50 o'clock. Sweet
Music" the opening selection. will be
followed by Sweet and Lovely" You
Can't Stop Me From Loving You, "
when the Rest OF the Crowd Goes
Home" and "How's Your Uncle?"
Nine-Year-oId Baritone.
WAAL's own presentations include a
recital by Gretchen Kier, soprano and
a talk by Dorsey w H. de, jr,, secretary
of the Washington Chamber Of Com
merce, on The Art OF Paper Making
in Washington
Eldred Wilson will recite Mother of
ThankSgil ing as a feature Of the Mis-
cellaneous Moods" program by the
Northern Dramatic Co. to be broadcast
tonight by VOL. This stations must
cal features will be provided by Flem-
ming Orem, narimba soloist. and the
Nordica Mandolin and Guitar Or
chestra.
Wilton Mendelss5hn, 9-year -old bari
tone, makes his radio debut tonight over
WJSV. He will be accompanied by
Audrey Fern Brown, young pianist.
WJSV's program also contains a num-
Der of other musical attractions and a
presentation by the Metric Science Club
Of the Reynolds High School OF Win
ston- Salem, N. G.
Childrens fears will be analysed by
Harold e. Jones, psychologist, in lee
ture tonight over WRC and network
of other National Broadcasting Co. sta
tons.
Dance Program 10 to IL.
DR.. Jones will appear with Edwin G.
Nourse, economist, on a program ar
ranged by the National Advisory Coun-
ell on Radio in Education, scheduled
from $3.50 to o'clock. DR. Nourse Is
director Of the Institute of Economics
in Washington. DR.. Jones is a member
of the Institute Of Child Welfare at the
University OF NauIOTnl2,
Arthur Pryor and his band have ar
ranged a varied program for their
weekly broadcast at 8 o'clock The Sc
lections range from a medley of college
songs TO the March Slav" of Tschai-
kowsky.
The Paint Club program at $50
O'Clock will feature Aileen Clarke, So
prano. and Ed O'Brien and Harold Won
Emburg. tenors. William Wirges ard
his orchestra also will take part.
The dance program, from 10 to ii
O'Clock, will be provided by Jack Denny
and his orchestra in Montreal. Walter
Winchell, in New York, will act as
master Of ceremonies.
WRCs other outstanding network at
fractions include special program to
mark the addition to the N. B. c. chain
of stations KGIR and KGHL, in
Montana. Senator Wheeler of Mon
tana is to be the principal speaker.
From its own studios WRC will
broadcast a concert by Rudolph
Schranlm's Orchestra, recital by Con-
stance Russell, pianist, and a program
by Marguerite Cromwell and Harold
Veos Orchestra.