Evening star., 1934-03-19
.RAYBURN TOSPEAK
0NFORUM TONIGHT
Texan Will Discuss Stock
Exchange Bi||-Archbishop
to Talk.
- REPRESENTATIVE RAYBURN,

~ REPRESENTATIVE RAYBURN,
- Democrat. of Texas, will be
II the speaker tonight during
L \ the National Radio Forum
over WRC and coast-to-
coast network of other National
Broadcasting Co. stations. The
forum, arranged by The Washington
Star, will be broadcast from 1890
to IL O'Clock.
Mr.. Rayburn will discuss the
Fletcher -Rayburn bill, directed at
regulation of stock exchanges. He
is chairman of the House Interstate
Commerce Committee and one of the
trainers of the bill which provides for
Government regulation of the stock
exchanges.
The Fletcher -Rayburn bill has been
the subject of wide discussion since
its introduction following President
Roosevelt's message to Congress ask
ing for regulation of stock exchanges.
Many critics of the measure have
called it too drastic. Mr.. Rayburn's
committee has charge of the bill and
will perfect it before reporting 1t to
the House.
THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTER-
l. BURY, Most Rev. Cosmo Gordon
/. Lang, will deliver a Good Friday
message over the Columbia network,
March 80. at 4:45 pm, E. S. T. He
will speak from his study in the
Old Palace at Canterbury The un-
usual broadcast was arranged in CO.
operation with the New York Protest.
ant Episcopal City Mission Society.
As the prelate of Canterbury, Arch
bishop Lang is the head of the Angli-
can Church, position he has occu-
pied since 1923. Born in 1864 and
educated at Glasgow University and
Oxford, he became curate of leeds in
1890. He has been vicar of ST..
Mary's, the oxford University church;
canon of st. Paul's and the Arch
bishop of York. The churchman also
served as honorary chaplain to Queen
Vicotria and is the author of several
books, including THE Miracles of
Jesus, as Marks of the Way of Life"
THE Parallels of Jesus" and The Op-
portunity of the Church of England"
Canterbury has been maintained as
the center of the Church of England
since SGT AID, when Augustine, a
Benedictine, and his fellow mission
aries came there from Rome King
Athelbert, whose Queen, Bertha, was a
Christian, gave the missionaries
church, and Augustine established
monastic order in connection with it.
Archbishop Lang is the ninety
seventh successive Archbishop Of
Canterbury. He succeeded the late
Randall Thomas Davidson, who served
as head Of the Anglican Church for
25 years.
JIMMY KEMPER, dramatist of song,
together with Robert Armbruster's
Travellers Ensemble and Orchestra,
will continue to be heard over the
Columbia network on a renewed con-
tract effective Monday, April 2.
The program features the dis
tinctive song stories by Kemper,
who made his radio debut in Australia
several years ago. Also in this pres
entation are the Humming Birds
CKatharine Cavilh. Margaret Speaks
and Dorothy Greeley, a male octet
including Walter Scanlon, Paul Parks,
James Stanley, Harold Branch, Steele
Jamison, Stanley McClelland and
James Davies. A string orchestra fea-
turing Laura Newell, harpist, formerly
with the Cleveland Symphony Orches-
ira, provides the instrumental ac-
compartment. The program is heard
Monday, Wednesday and Friday from
7:30 to 7:45 pm.