The Washington times., 1936-02-22

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President Roosevelt will define
the American Good Brother" in
a special Brotherhood Day pro-
gram arranged for broadcast over
NBC-'VMAL, CBS-WJSV networks
and VOL intercity group at 8
p. m. tomorrow by the National
Conference of Jews and Chris
tians. Other prominent Americans
also will participate in the pro-
gram.
President Roosevelt, who will
speak from his country home at
Hyde Park, N. Y, will be pre-.
sented ON the air by Gen. Charles
G. Dawes, Vice President under
Calvin Coolidge.
In accepting the invitation of
Newton D. Baker, chairman of the
conference, to speak on the pro-
gram, President Roosevelt wrote:
ut is important at the pres
ent time, when so many prob
lens face the nation and the
world, that every influence, and
particularly spiritual influence,
be brought to bear which will
mitigate misunderstanding,
soften prejudices and cause us
to approach our national tasks
as members Of q great family
for whom the interest and
welfare Of each Is the interest
and welfare Of ALL"
Carleton Smith. NBC presidential
announcer, is scheduled for the
Temple University broadcast in
Philadelph ia where the President
receives the degree Of doctor of
jurisprudence today.
From there the presidential
party goes to Boston and while the
President attends his sons initia-
ton in the Fly Club, Carleton will
visit his brother at Harvard, then
back to Hyde Park for the other
presidential broadcast tomorrow
evening.
9he Rev. w. E. Montgomery, D.
D., Of Mount Auburn Presbyterian
Church in Cincinnati, and the Rev.
DR.. Maurice S. Sheehy, professor
of religion and assistant to the rec.
tor Of the Catholic University Of
America in Washington, will speak
on the Church Of the Air" broad
cast over CBS-WJSV network to-
morrow.
At 10 a. m. the Rev. Montgomery
will deliver an address entitled,
Let's Be Fair" from Columbia's s
WKRC studios-Ohio. A mixed
quartet will sing, Beloved, Let Us
Love One Another" and will be
accompanied at the organ by Lu-
cile S. Meyer.
At l p, m. the Rev. Sheehy
will speak on Religion and the
College Student" from the Trim
ity College chapel and music will
be supplied by the Glee Clubs Of
Trinity College and the Catholic
University Of America. DR..
Sheehy is one of the outstand-
ing educators and authors in
Catholic circles.
Ten Of the nations most prom
inent women holding public Of
flee in Washington have been in
vited to take part in a program,
conducted by Maybelle Jennings,
Washington writer and broad
caster now on the staff of WJSV,
to be heard over CBS-WJSV to-
morrow at $3.50 p. m.
This program is entitled "Wom-
en- in Washington" and will orig
mate in suite in the Mayflower
Hotel to give it an air of Wash
ington sociability.
AcceptanceS have been received
from Mrs. Kahn. of California;
Mrs. Long, Mrs. Rogers, Mrs. M.
T. Norton, Josenhine Roche and
Representative Jenckes. Others
expected include Miss Perkins.
and Marion BanniSter.
"The iva Decision" in which
the United States Supreme Court
this week upheld the constitution
ality of the Governments Ten
nessee Valley Authority project.
will be discussed on the Univer-
sity Chicago Round Table pro
gram tomorrow over WRC at
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