Evening star., 1933-02-20
MITCHELL TO TALK
IN FORUM TONIGHT
Attorney General Will Discuss
Problem of Organized
Crime in Cities.

The problem of organized crime in
large cities will be discussed tonight by
Attorney General William D. Mitchell
during the National Radio Forum over
WRC and a coast-to-coast network of
other National Broadcasting Co. sta
tions.
The forum, arranged by The Wash
ington Star, will be broadcast from
1890 to II o'clock. Mr.. Mitchell will
explain the menace of various rack
ets,' and describe steps taken to COM
bat them by national and local gov
ernmentS.
Immediately following the forum
WRC will broadcast a special program
In celebration of the eleventh anniver-
sary of Station WGY in Schenectady
DR.. E. F. w. Alexanderson, pioneer
radio inventor, will be the principal
speaker. Mary Nally contralto; Charles
Gilbert Spross, pianist; the Banjoleers;
Rice String Quartet and Upstaters
Male Quartet will take part
The PickenS Sisters, RollickerS Male
Quartet and Irene Taylor will assist
Paul Whiteman and his orchestra with
the program from $50 to 10. Old and
new melodies make up the program.
Crooks to Sing at $3.50.
Richard Crooks, tenor, will be heard
from $50 to 8. His program includes
when Irish Eyes Are Smiling" Der
ceuse" from "Jocelyn," and Nah Lindy
Lou
Song hits from Broadway musical
shows dominate the program of Harry
Horlick'S GypSies from 8 to 9:30 The
principal selections will be Song of the
Vagabonds." Pardon My English" and
Il Wake Up Smiling" Frank Parker,
tenor, will be the soloist.
Howard Barlow and his Columbia
symphony Orchestra will begin a new
schedule of concerts tonight at IL
o'clock over WJSV and affiliated Co.
lunbia stations. Musical comedy and
operetta selections will be featured.
These programs will be broadcast regu-
larly every Monday night hereafter.
The initial concert in the new Sc
rieS includes Babes in Toyland" the
'Sari" waltz of Kalman and will You
Remember" from 'Maytime." The So
loists will be Mildred Rose, soprano,
and Charles Carlile. tenor.
The program of the Mills Brothers at
BIS will originate in Cleveland. Vic
tor Young's Orchestra also will take
part in this broadcast.
Blue Network Features.
The Hummingbirds Trio will sing
"In a Persian Garden" during their
program with Whispering Jack
Smith and Arnold Johnson's Orchestra
from 8 to 8:15. The orchestra will con-
tribute Farewell to Arms" and "Oh
What Could l Do to You"
The Five-Star Theater program, with
the Marx Brothers, and Harry Reser's
Eskimos are the two N. B. c. blue"
network attractions on the program of
WMAL tonight.
Germaine, the Little French Girl"
will present special request program of
Armistice Day memory songs" in her
weekly broadcast at $780, The program
will be dedicated to the war mothers of
Washington. 1t is made up of songs
she sang on her initial broadcast over
WNAL November II. 1882 The prin-
cipal numbers will be "Over There"
Keep the Home Fires Burning" and
"Madelon." She will sing them all in
French
Howard Cooper, popular pianist: the
Royal Hawaiians, and Leon Brusiloff's
Orchestra will contribute to the pro-
gram of VOL. This station also has
scheduled a dinner concert and re-
cital by Eugene Limberg, violinist.