Evening star., 1932-03-06

~ RESIDENT HOOVER will carry
his plea against the boarding OF
money directly to the people of
/ the Nation tonight in a special
program to be broadcast over
extensive networks of the National and
Columbia broadcasting systems In
Washington the program will be carried
by both WRC and WMAL.
Col. Frank Knox, publisher OF the
Chicago Daily News and chairman OF
the Citizens Reconstruction Organlza-
tion to combat the boarding OF money,
will open the program from chicago.
He also will introduce President Hoover,
who will speak from the cabinet room
Of the White House.
After Mr. Hoover speaks, the program
will be switched to the Willard HOTEL
where Secretary of Treasury Mills Will
explain the details of the plans 1or
issuing 6O-dav Treasury certificates.
Addresses also will be made by Senator
Robinson of Arkansas, Democratic
leader of the Senate, and Gen. Charles
G. Dawes, president of the Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corporation.
Mitchell to Talk.
Aside from the special anti-hoarding
program. WRC will broadcast Its reg
ular N. B. C. attractions, and talk al
12:45 o'clock by Attorney General VIII
liam D. Mitchell. His topic is Fed
eral as Distinguished From State Con-
troll of Crime"
Giovanni Martinelli, leading tenor OF
the Metropolitan Opera Co, will be the
guest soloist in the Electric Circle
program at $50. His contributions IN
clude " Celeste Aida" from the Verol
opera 'tNina," and four familiar Eng
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Love But a Bay and "Song of Songs"
Another afternoon musical feature
Will be a concert by the Schwarzmeier
Children's Choir to be brought from
Berlin via short waves. This German
musical organization consisting OF
children between 8 and IA was estab-
lished 20 years ago by Karl SchWarz-
meier. The children sang twice Tor
Mayor Walker Of New York when ne
was in Berlin.
The Rotary Clubs of the United
States will be honored in the Tree Hour
program. The program features the
ORGANIZATIONS song "Oh, Rotary"
Twelve old time melodies also are on
the program.
Sir Thomas Beecham, English mil
uonaire conductor and one of the most
dynamic figures in European music,
will make his American radio debut to-
day when he conducts the New York
Philharmonic Symphony Orchestra in
its concert from 3 to 4. For his first
broadcast Beechham has chosen pro-
gram consisting Of two symphonies and
one Of Strauss major symphonic poems.
Hans Barth on Air.
Hans Barth, internationally famous
pianist, will present the Columbia con-
cert program at $50. He will use
uuarter-tone piano, an instrument
employing a 24-tone scale.
In his weekly recital at 11:30, Ernest
Hutcheson, pianist, will feature "Valse
Impromptu," he also will play the
second and third movement from
Schumann's Concerto in A Minor"
Very Rev. John Fenlon, superior OF
the Suplician Fathers in the United
States, will preach the sermon during
the Washington Catholic Radio Hour
on VOL. This program originates IN
the Church Of the Immaculate Con-
ception and is under the direction OF
Rev Francis j. Hurney.
VOLS musical features VIII be pro-
vided by the National Hawaiians, the
Maui Islanders and Jimmy HARRISON,
pianist.
Jubilee singers of the Industrial
School of Belleville, Va, will be heard
in 15-minute concert this afternoon
over WJSV. This stations program
also contains concert by the Shore
ham Orchestra, dance music by
Slaughters Orchestra and recital by
Roland Wheeler, tenor.