Evening star., 1932-10-16
HOOVER TO OPEN
RADIO CAMPAIGN
Will Inaugur. te Welfare and
Relief Mobilization of
1882 Tonight.

@.RESIDENT HOOVER tonight will
open a series of Nationwide
radio programs for the welfare
and relief mobilization of 1882.
The series will run for five
weeks. Each broadcast will be designed
to draw attention to campaign for
support of unemployment relief, hospi-
talization, nursing, orphanages and
care Of the aged and infrm.
WRC and WMAL have scheduled the
initial program from $50 to o'clock.
In addition to the Presidents talk there
will be brief addresses by Newton D.
Baker, former Secretary Of War, who is
chairman of the Mobilization Commit
tee, and Walter S. Clifford, who last
year was chairman of the Presidents S
organization for unemployment relief.
The musical background will be pro-
vided by the United States Marine
Band.
Novelist to Talk.
Another special feature on the WRC
program is a talk by Warwick Deeping,
English novelist, which will be short
waved across the Atlantic from Lon
don. "A Message of Hope" is Deeping S
topic.
George Price will sing his Secretary
of the Treasury specially as feature
of his broadcast with Pubincf and
his orchestra from to 8. Rub.ncff' S
violin solcs will be Chopin's 'Nocturne
No. q and Say 1t Isn't CO. The Or
chestra will present varied program,
the selections ranging from a special
arrangement of "A Day at the Fair"
to the popular ME Minus You"
The adventures of nerve wracked
man and his wife in the South Sea
Islands will be depicted during the
Dream Dramas sketch at $50.
The New York Philharmonic SYM
phony Orchestra will feature the vi
valdi-Bach Concerto in A Minor" for
four pianos and orchestra during its
concert today over WMAL and asso-
ciated Columbia stations. Soloists at
the four pianos will be Madeleine Mar
shall, Marian Carreras, Frank Sheridan
and Zoltan Kurthy.
De Wolf Hopper on Air.
De Wolf Hopper, veteran stage star,
will play the leading role in the Roses
and Drums dramatic episode. He will
take the part of Davey Crockett in a
sketch depicting the struggles that con-
tributed to establishment Of the Ameri
can home. 1t will center about San
Antonio during the decisive battle Of
the Alamo In the Mexican war
Popular song hits dominate the Parade
of Melodies program from $50 to 10.
Harriet Cruise, soloist will sing IF I
Had You" and II Must Have That
Man"
A Lutheran service originating in
Philadelphia will be broadcast during
the morning period Of the Columbia
Church of the Air The afternoon broad
cast will be Roman Catholic service
from the Cathedral Of the Immaculate
Conception in Albany, N. Y.
VOL will tie in with special chain
of Is other stations today for the first
of a series of broadcasts by Rev. Charles
E. Coughlin, pastor of the Shrine Of
the Little Flower in Detroit. His ser
mons will be broadcast for q consecu-
tive weeks.
Two other religious features are on
the VOL program-the regular Wash
ington Catholic Radio Hour and the
morning service of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. Rev. JOS
eph FitZsimmons will preach the SER
mon during the Catholic Hour.
Dad will make reference to the
recent Jewish holidays in his Word
Song" broadcast at 10 o'clock. The
musical portion of this program will
be presented by John Henry Marville,
bass soloist Of the Eighth Street Tenn
pie, and director of music at the Ham,
line M. E. Church.