The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-27
Catholic Conference
 To Be Broadcast
Six Agencies, Including Two National Networks, to Describe Celebration of the Centenary of St
 Vincent De Paul Society

Six roadcastlne agencies, includ- ing two national networks, will carry the news of the National Conference of Catholic Charities and the celebration of the Centen- ary of the st Vincent de Paul so- ciety in New York city. october 1st End, erd and 4th, to American ra- dio listeners. Tn addition there will be several preliminary broadcasts explaining the scope and purpose of the most important social well fare conference in recent years.
 The address by President Roose- welt and his Emipence Patrick Car diHai Hayes, archbishop of New York, host of the conference. will be broadcast from the closing din- ner in the big ballroom of the Wal dorf-Astoria Hotel Wednesday night over the National and Co., lumbia networks as well as from stations woR and wMcA, New !. York.
 conference at the Metropolitan opera House, Sunday evening. oc- tober 1st will go on the air over wMCA, from nine to ten o'clock with addresses on Leadership for Social Welfare" by Alfred 10. Smith, and "The. Holy Father and .Cathoiic Action" by the apostolic delegate to Washington, Archbish- op Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, personal representative of the Pope. The program that night will also include addresses of welcome by Governor Herbert H. Lehman of New York, and Mayor John F, htfs~tmss <Af KyGxsy Varlk 0lfu. Aha ftraa~ identiai address by Very Rev Msgr Robert F. Keegan, president of the conference, and Q paper on Fred eric Ozafiian, founder of the So- cIety of St Vincent de Paul, by Very Rev William J. Kerby of Catholic University, Washington, D. c.
 The second general session of the conference, Monday night, october 2fid. in the ballroom of the Wal dorf- Astoria, will be broadcast by the National Broadeastlng network ana WMCA from 10:00 to 10i30 o'clock, including talks by the Sec rethry of Labor Frances Perkins on "Nation's Workers": Very Rev Aloysius J. Hogan, president of Fordham university on "The Cath ollie Church and Social Order; {; and Right Rev John A. Ryan, Catholic university, Washington. b. C., on "Economics and Ethics"
 Tuesday night the third general session of the conference in the ballroom of the Waldorf will be broadcast by WIZ, WOR, and WMCA from 9:s0 to 10:00 o'clock in q program which includes q talk on National Industrial Re- covery" by U. s. Senator Robert 10. Wagner and q talk by the Post master General James A. Farley. tho topic for which has not been
 John Mccormack will make his first public appearance In this country since his return from Eu- ropb at the "wednesday night din. ner with President Roosevelt and Cardinal Hayes. MT Mccormack will sing the "star Spangled Ban- ner' and another selection, the name of which has not been an- novnced.
 During the conference, on the evenings of october End. 3rd, and 4th, from 7:00 to 7:10 o'clock. Father Francis Mellon, field secre-. tary of tho National Conference or Catholic Charities. will speak on WllWLy EiVinB WSh 1e~'s each days proceedings.
 Fifteen minute talks describing the purposes, aims and scope of the conference will be given on WLWL from 7.30 to 7:46 p. m. on Septem- Der 27th, 2sth, and goth respective iy by John B. Kennedy of Col iier's staff; Miss Mary I. Gibbons, director of the home relief bureau of Catholic charities for the New