Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-25
HOOVER ADDRESS
ON RADIO TODAY
al Smith to Be Heard in Pro-
gram With Butler for Re-
lief of JobIeSS.

President Hoover'S address TO the
Methodist Episcopal Ecumencial Con-
gress in Atlanta. and a special unem-
ployment relief program featuring
former Gov Alfred z. Smith OF New
York and Nicholas Murray Butler, pres
ident Of Columbia University, are two
of the outstanding radio attractions to-
day on the Columbia and N. B. G. net
works. Each of these features VIII De
carried by both WRC and WMAL.
The Presidents address will be made
from 4:45 to o'clock in the cabinet
room of the White House. A special
telephone circuit will carry 1t to At
lanta. At the same time his talk Will
be picked up by microphones for broad
casting over extensive Nationwide net
works.
Al Smith to Speak.
The unemployment relief program
will be broadcast tonight from 1918 to
lO:45. Walter s. Clifford, director OF
the Presidents Unemployment RELIEF
Organization, will introduce former
Gov. Smith and DR.. Butler.
Two other prominent men will be
heard today over the Washington sta
tions. Senator King Of Utah Is to
speak in the Sentinels of the Republic
program on WRC at 80, and at Z
o'clock DR.. John Dewey, philosopher,
author and teacher, will present the
second Of the Men Of America" series
over the same station
Musically, the major features VIII be
Q concert by the New York Philhar-
monte Symphony Orchestra on WMAL
at 3 O'Clock. and a recital by John Nc
Cormack in the Twilight hour program
on WRC at $780, The New York Sym
phony program includes the andante
from Bruckner's "Posthumous SYM
phony," and three extracts from Berg S
Lyric Suite McCormack's program
has not been announced.
Cantor in Charge.
Eddie Cantor will continue to serve
rs master of ceremonies in the program
with Rubinoff's Orchestra on WRC at
q o'clock. As an overture to the pro-
gram the orchestra will play q new ar
rangement of Hungarian compositions.
Selections from Princess Ida" make
I'D the Gilbert and Sullivan program
at o'clock. Gus Haenschen's Orch
estra will present the American Album
Of Familiar Music at 9:15.
Comdr Edward EllSberg, who directed
the raising of the submerged submarine
Ssh, will take part In the romance OF
the sea dramatization on WMAL at
$50. The sketch is called "On the
Bottom"
In the international rebroadcast at
1890, Prof. Moritz j. Bonn will speak
from Germany on German Hopes and
German Fears" He is one of Ger
many's most eminent economists and
a widely known authority on world
finance.
Program of Old Favorites.
The Masters, directed by Eugene Or
mandy, will present a program of old
time favorites in their broadcast at 9
O'Clock. Lazy Moon" "Good-by. Girls,
I'm Through" and Rose of Washington
Square" are the principal numbers.
Horace C'Happy'D Walker and his
orchestra return to the air today in
special concert to be broadcast by VOL
from to 2 o'clock. A concert by the
National Hawaiians and a recital by
Jimmy HARRISON, pianist, are among this
stations other musical features.
A variety of musical attractions are
sprinkled among the religious features
on the WJSV program. These include
concerts by the Kalua Boys, the Shore
ham Orchestra and the Crescendo Male
Chorus.