Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-18
|CKES TO DISCUSS
BUILDING PROGRAM
Interior Secretary to Speak
on Public Works In
Radio Forum.

Secretary of the Interior Ickes will
discuss broad aspects of the national
public works program under the ma
tional recovery act in an address In the
National Radio Forum tonight.
The program, arranged by The WASH
ington Star, will be broadcast from $50
to 10 O'Clock over WRC and q coast
to-coast network of other National
Broadcasting Co. stations. Secretary
Ickes, who is administrator of this
phase of the administrators recovery
program, will outline the aims and &C
complishments of the recovery act.
The industrial control phase OF the
act was discussed last week by Secre-
tary of Commerce Roper in the National
Radio Forum. Tonight's address Will
be the second by Secretary Ickes in the
forum program. Previously he was
hard in the series of talks by members
OF the Presidents cabinet.
Berlin Numbers Listed.
The older songs of Irving Berlin, some
of them from successful Broadway
shows, will be featured by Julia San
derson and Frank Crumit In their pro-
gram over WRC at Z o'clock A duet
number will be Fiddle Up, Fiddle Up"
Miss Sanderson will sing Tell Me Little
Gypsy" while one of Crumit's num-
bers will be "A Pretty Girl Is Like
Melody from "First Music Box Re-
view" They will have again as guest
artist Angelita Logo, young Cuban solo,
1st
Ben Bernie and his orchestra. in their
broadcast from the Chicago World Fair
grounds at o'clock will present the
newest member of his band, ''Whistling"
Pollen, in a new tune, Il Love to Imi-
tate Animals" Other numbers will in
clude Isn't 1t Heavenly" and 1--we Got
to Get Up and Go to Work"
Gov William A. Comstock Of Michi-
gan and Prof H. L. Caverly of the Uni
versity of Michigan will be heard in a
discussion of tax proglems over WMAL
and associated N. B. c. blue" network
stations at 6:15 The topic is Protect
ing the Taxpayers Dollar" The pro-
gram is presented by the National Ad
viSory Council on Radio in Education
and the American Political Science As
ISOLATION
The Pickens Sisters, who are appear
ing at a local theater this week, will
be heard in a program broadcast at
10:15 by WMAL.
Light Opera Scheduled.
One of the features Of the presenta-
ton by WJSV and other stations Of the
Columbia Broadcasting System this
evening will be THE Mikado," the
popular Gilbert g. Sullivan opera which
will be sung by Channon Collinge and
his light opera cast at 9:45 o'clock. The
broadcast will include only the first act
OF the love story Of Nanh-Poo and
Yum Yum.
Soloists will be Thee Karle. tenor;
Crane Calder. bass; Rhoda Arnold, So
prano. and Barbara Maurel, contralto.
The Columbia Mixed Chorus will assist.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. haunting Song
of india" the aria from the opera
"Sadko' will be featured by Nino
Martini, young Metropolitan Opera
tenor, in his recital with Howard Bar
low and the Columbia Symphony
Orchestra at $50 Orchestral numbers
will include Tschaikovskys March
Slav" and Delibes' March and Process
sion of Bacchus"
Elder MichauX and his congregation
will be heard over WJSV at 10:l5
O'Clock. Late evening dance music will
be provided by the orchestras of Isham
Jones, Freddie Martin and Ozzie Nelson.
VOL has scheduled among its mus
zeal numbers this evening recitals by
Joseph Bruno, baritone; Joseph Wine,
baritone. and Eddie South and his
orchestra.