Evening star., 1937-11-07

daughter Of the discoverer Of radium-
WMAL at 2 o'clock.
Bobby Breen, child singer Of radio
and screen, is the guest Of George
Jessel, as Is 7-year-old Josephine
Starr-WOL at 6 O'Clock.
Ralph Bellamy and ZaSu Pitts Of
the Aims will be heard In drama
tizations Of episodes from their re-
spective careers over WMAL at 7:30
o'clock.
Barbara Stanwyck Is the guest per-
former on the Don Ameche program
WRC at 8 o'clock.
TALKSt'Moscow, Toxic and Bank
ing Is the subject to be dis
cussed by Demaree Best, Christian
Science Monitor correspondent in
Soviet Russia, and two University Of
Chicago professors-WRC at 1890
o'clock.
DR.. John w. Studebaker, united
States commissioner Of education, "a
the principal speaker at the dedica-
tion Of San Francisco's Sunshine
School for physically handicapped
children--WMAL at 6 o'clock.
The annual armistice service Of the
Jewish War Veterans Of the United
States will be broadcast by WMAL at
1870 this morning. The speakers,
Col. Ava j. Brasted, chief Of chap
plains, War Department; Capt. Robert
d. Workman, head of chaplains, Navy
Department; DR.. Abram Simon, rabbi,
Washington Hebrew Congregation,
and Harry H. schaffer, commander
in chief, j. w. v. Music by the
United States Army Band.
NPECIAL FEATURES-A courageous
dog which saved the life of a T.
week-old baby who had become en-
tangled in blankets will receive the
Dog Hero Medal this afternoon. and
his deed dramatized-WMAL at 4:45.
Girls match vowels and consonents
with boys during today's spelling bee
WMAL at 1870.
A dramatization depicting the va
rious services of the American Red
Cross is to be presented over WRC at
1890.
Cecil Barton, noted British photog-
rapher and portraitist, who has taken
pictures of the Duchess OF Windsor,
and Howard Winner, newsreel camera
f1vr~
among the personalities to be heard
on the Radio Newsreel program-WRC
at o'clock
THE WEEK.
MONDAY - Postmaster General
James A. Farley speaks on poll
tics and Patriotism" in the National
Radio Forum, program arranged by
The Star; the reproductions to be re-
leased during the fifth week of The
Stars Art Appreciation Campaign are
discussed by Ruel P. Tolman. acting
director Of the National Art Collection
at the Smithsonian Institution; Burns
and Allen return to the air; Sir Ernest
Mcmillan is the guest conductor Of the
Philadelphia Orchestra: the American
youth problem is the subject of half
hour discussion over WMAL; Bing
Crosby and Joan Blondell are CO.
starred in the Radio Theater version
Of "She Loves Me Not; former Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover speaks.
TUESDAY-A series of five concerts
for young people is commenced
by the Cincinnati Symphony Orches-
ira. conducted by Eugene Gossens;
Ruby Mercer, coloratura soprano, and
Bob Burns are the guests of Lanny
Ross on the Hollywood Mardi Gras
show; Buddy Clark is heard on the AL
Pearce program; Postmaster General
James A. Farley speaks for the second
time in two days, this time in connec-
tion with the celebration Of the fifth
anniversary of President Roosevelt's
election; Anna May Wong is AL Jol-
sons guest; Lady Nancy Astor speaks
from London.
WEDNESDAY-Gen. Hugh S. john
son, Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Morgantheau, S. Parker Gill
BERT partner in j. P. Morgan IL Co.;
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia are
the speakers to be heard in connection
with the meeting of the Academy Of
Political Science; Bidu Sayao, Bra
lillian lyric soprano, is the guest of
Andre Kostalanetz; John Bartram,
botanist, is the subject Of the Caval-
cade of America dramatizat ton; Emo
tional Security is the subject of the
Parent-Teather discussion.
THURSDAY-Armistice Day finds
a family of nations" program
and the appearance of the American
soldier who carried the armistice dis
patch on the We, the People program
among the radio events; Freddie Bar
tholemew and Fannie Brige headline
the Good News of 1888 show; the Red
Cross Roll Call Is inaugurated; Amer
1ca's Town Meeting is occupied with
the European situation.
ERIDAY-The Varsity Show comes
from the campus of Michigan
State College; Olivia de Haviland
and Brian >Aherne are heard in
scenes from the motion picture,
THE Great Garrick" in Hollywood
Hotel" while the music IS from the
forthcoming film, Hollywood Hotel"
NATURDAY-The 92-piece N. B. C.
Symphony Orchestra makes its
formal debut under the baton of
Pierre Monteux; Harry Salter con-
ducts for the Hit Parade; Linton Wells
tells the stories Of two unsung heroes,
one letter carrier, the other q dis
coverer OF a method to Danish insect
pests.