Evening star., 1932-02-21
nation WILL HEAR
MRS. L|NDBERGH.
PIean for Chinese Sufferers
to Mark Her Radio
Debut Today.

~ YER a combined 150-station
network of the National and
Columbia Broadcasting Sys-
" tens, Mrs. Charles A. Lind
bergh today will tell Of her
experiences in the flooded regions O..
China.
The broadcast. arranged by organi-
nations interested in relief OF Chinese
food sufferers will mark Mrs. Lind
bergh's radio debut. She will describe
the fight with her famous husband
over the flooded Yangtze Valley. and
depict the extent Of desolation wrought
by the disaster.
Aside from Mrs. Lindberghs address.
WRC will carry all of its regular
N. B. C. attractions. In tie afternoon
these include the Electric Circle pro-
gram featuring Beniamino Gigli
Metropolitan Opera tenor; a program
of old-tine melodies during the Tree
Hour, and a rebroadcast from Berlin
of a recital by Edith Lorand, famous
Hungarian violinist.
Giglis program contains seven num-
bers. chief among them are The
Song of India" from Rimsky- :,
kof's "Sadko"; Schubert's 'Serenade,
Il Hear You Calling Me" and Roses
Of Picardy,'
Kroll SeXtet on Program.
The Library of Congress Musicale
scheduled by WRC at II 80 O'Clock TINS
morning. will be presented by the kroll
SeXtet. The seXtet consists OF Wllilan
Kroll. Aaron Hirsch, Leo Barzln, Da'io
Nankowitz, Milton Prinz and DaVlo
MankowitZ. ;,
The School ar,i the School superin-
tendent" will be discussed during the
weekly program of the National EduGa-
tion Association from $50 to 7. Inc
sneakers will be DR.. Rufus Won Klein.
smid, president of the University "
Southern California; DR.. Edwin =;
Broome. superintendent OF scnoo!s ol
Philadelphia. and DR.. William j. Coop-
er, United States Commissioner Oh So-
ucation. ., ,,,.v
the leading comedy role in the program
with Rubinof and his orchestra from
800 to 900. Rubinof will oner as
violin solos Just Little Love, a Lltt!e
Kiss" and Minnie the Moocher.
As a special musical feature WRC
c.iIl present at 1915 joint recltal py
Alexander Bargansky, cellist, ana LEO
Ornstein, pianist. ~.
Nathan Milstein. distinguished Rus
sian violinist, will make ms preHllsle
radio appearance tonlgnt III tne ~
1umbia Concert program to be broadcaSL
bv WMAL from $50 10 :ou. ne AZ. l Ms.l
7,iav Goldmark's Concerto in A, as
sisted nv Howard BarloW'S orchestra.
English Pianist Is SOloist.
THE soloist with the New York Phil
barmonic symphony Orchestra Will be
Mvra Hess. English pianist: Her con-
tribution will be the solo parl III
Rrshms' piano Concerto in D Minor.
The orchestra will feature the overture
to Weber's "Oberon.'
As a forerunner of the formal open
ino of the George Washington b!ceH-
tennial Celebration WMAL and It's Co
I,n,hia associates will broadcast tne
Washington memorial service at w
o'clock at the historic Pohlck Cnurcn.
In his weekly recital at 10 :3o Eraest est
Hutcheson, pianist, will play Ihe lllsI
movement from Beethoyens 'Conce,.o
in c Major" ana Deoussy loii'@9S
.CIair de Lune."
Two George Washington Blcentennlai
celebration programs will be broaocas.
TODAY bv WJSV. The first Will be a
concert bv the Coast Guard Band az
the George Washington Masonic Ne
mortal in Alexandria. This Will be 1ol-
lowed by a bicentennial program from
Falls Church, Va. WJSV also VIII
hroadcast the National Education AS
sociation service from Christ Church IN
Alexandria. ..,, -
The Church and the Nation" Will be
discussed by DR.. John Keating Cart
wright during the washington Cathoilc
Radio Hour, a VOL feature orlslna.lle
in the Church of the Immaculate Coii,
ception. Another religious program VIII
be the morning service OF the FIS'
Conversational Church.