Evening star., 1932-10-23
14SPORTSSTARS
ON WELFARE BILL
'WRC and WJSV to Carry Re-
lief Mobilization Program
This Evening.
ToURTEEN stars of the sports

"OURTEEN stars of the sports
- world will make a united appeal
in behalf of the Welfare and Re-
i lief Mobilization of 1882 tonight
over the combined networks OF
the Columbia and National broadcast
ing systems.
The champions will speak from wide
1y scattered sections Of the country and
three university bands will play the
college songs of the sections they rep
resent. The keynote of the radio ap-
peal will be sounded by Louis j. john
son, national commander of the
American Legion, and William Green,
president of the American Federation
OF Labor
WRC and WJsV will carry the pro-
gram from 1890 to 11:15.
Following one another in rapid sue
cession during the 45minute program,
many Of the athletic stars will put a
personal note into their appeals. Jack
Dempsey will speak from Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Tommy
Hitchcock, Earl Sande. Willie Hoppe,
Ted Coy, Albie Booth and Vincent
Richards will face the microphone in
star, will be heard from Chicago; Babe
Didrikson and Gene Sarazen from
Dallas, Tex; Johnny Weismuller from
Los Angeles, and Gar Wood from De-
troit
Three Bands to Play.
The bands CT Harvard, University of
Illinois and University of California
will play the songs of leading colleges
will be introduced by Ted Husing Of
the Columbia Broadcasting System
and Graham McNamee of National
Broadcasting Co., who will share in
the introduction Of the sports cham
pions.
One of WRC's outstanding musical
features will be a concert by the Cleve-
land Orchestra from $50, to Z. The
soloist will be Carlton Cooley viola
ton, Song and Dance for VIOLA
From Switzerland, WRC will bring
a talk at 1890 by Giuseppe Motta,
President of Switzerland, and musical
program by the Berner Singbuben
Boys Choir
For his last appearance with Rubinoff
and his orchestra, George Price will
sing I'm a Millionaire When I Have
You and Here Today. Gone Tomor-
row" Rubinof will play for his violin
solos I'm Shanty in Old Shanty
''Thais."
new fldnO Program.
WRC also has scheduled at GAS a
new program by Gilman and Arden,
veteran piano duo, and Beth Challis,
radio and night club artist. Phil Rapp
will act as master of ceremonies.
From its own studios WRC will fea
ture a program of "Melodic Jewels" at
5:45. This program will be presented
by Florence Sindell, Soprano Flora
Brylawski, contralto; Francesca Della
lana, tenor; Alfred Manning harpist,
and Burrus Williams, organist.
A new radio series called The Bath
Club Revue" will begin tonight at 9
O'Clock over WJSV and other Colum-
bia stations. Sheila Barrett and Roy
Atwell will take part, assisted by Fred
Allen. Helen Morgan will be the guest
star
Ernest Truck, veteran stage star, will
have the leading role in the Roses and
Drums" dramatic serial at $50. He
will take the part of Robert E. Lee in
a drama set against the background
of the Mexican War.
Speed King Interview.
Alb Jenkins, automobile speed king,
will be interviewed by Harlow Wilcox
during the Parade of Melodies program
from $50 to TO-
WJSV also VIII BROADCAST tne COM
plete two-hour concert of the New
York Philharmonic Symphony Orches-
ira beginning at 3 o'clock. The fea-
tured selection will be the Beethoven
"Symphony No. in F Major"
Popular music, classics, novelties and
religious programs share equally in
WMAL's first Sunday program under
its new policy The highlight is the
debut of the new WMAL Little SYM
phony which will be personally directed
by Meyer Davis. Other attractions in
clude the Evensong Service from the
Washington Cathedral, In Happy
Land" the Old Hymn Book Hour and
Robert Ruckman, organist, Sophocles
Papas and his guitar and remote con-
troll programs from Club Michel, the
Lotus and the stage of the Howard
Theater.
Rev. Thomas J. Coffey, Oblate mis-
sioner. will preach the sermon during
the Washington Catholic Radio Hour
over VOL The musical portion of the
service will be provided by Florence
Yocum, soprano: Fred Nolan. baritone;
Ann Arlen, violinist, and the Boys
Sanctuary Choir.
VOL also will broadcast a program
by the American Legion Auxiliary in
addition to its regular Sunday musical
and religious features,