Evening star., 1938-02-06

|VAR1ETY-Marlene Dietrich does
a scene from the play Il Love
and Actress" during the Mccarthy
Ameche show (WRC, 81.
Fay Wray of Hollywood and Grant
land Rice, with his film player
daughter, Florence, are the guests of
Feg Murray (WMAL, 1900.
Gus Edwards introduces the men,
bers of Our Gang" popular group
of screen juveniles. during George
Jessers program (WOL, g..
Ann Gillis and Tommy Kelley, vino
have completed the Adventures of
Tom Sawyer" in Hollywood, are to
be heard on the radio newsreel show
(WRC, 81, as is Vincent Lopez, ex-
planning his ''streamlined" version of
The Star Spangled Banner; the w.
P. A. sculptor, Michael Lantz, who has
been commissioned to execute the
Apex Building symbolic statuary here;
Senator David I. Walsh of Massachu-
sets, explaining the naval expansion
program.
n1SCUSSIONS-The University of
Chicago Round Table devotes it.
self to Civil Rights" with the speak
ers being Dean William H. Spencer
OF the School of Business, Jerome G..
kerWin, associate professor of polit-
lcal science, and Earl S. johnson, as
sociate professor Of sociology (WRC,
12:30).
Secretary of State Cordell Hull dis
cusses the Importance of the United
States foreign policy from the stand
point OF economic and political ef-
feet on the rest of the world during
the first in a new series of programs
to be known as Paths to Prosperity"
(WMAL, y.
Senator Claude Pepper of Florida
and Representative Hamilton Fish of
New York are the speakers of the
weekly Forum Hour (WOL, y. Fed
eral Wage and Hour Legislation" is
the topic.
Capt. Victor A. Cazalet, Conserva-
tive member of Parliament and vice
chairman of the House of Commons
Palestine Committee. speaks from
London on The Situation in Pales-
tine" (WJSV, 1900.
NPEClAL-N. B. c. will attempt
broadcast from the interior of a
pyramid in Egypt (WRC, ~.
THE WEEK.
MONDAY - Senator Edward r.
Burke. Nebraska. Democrat, dis
cusses The National Labor Relations
Board and Why 1t Should Be Investi-
gated during the National Radio
Forum. The forum is arranged by
The Star and broadcast over a coast
to-coast network of National Broad
casting Co. stations, with WMAL
carrying the program locally at 1920.
President Roosevelt opens Boy Scout
week; Margaret Speaks returns a week
earlier than was expected: Joan Craw-
ford and Spencer Tracy are co-starred
in the Radio Theater presentation Of
Anna Christie; Warden Lewis E.
Lawes tells why he considers all
criminals stupid
TUESDAY-Alice Faye replaces Gin
ger Rogers as the guest of Jack
Oakie; Bea Lille contributes to the
same show; Basil Rathbone joins AL
Jolson; Tenor Frank Parker vocalizes
on the AL Pearce show; the heroism
OF the railroad engineer who refused
to jump to safety when steam pipe
burst in the cab is the thrill of the
week OF the Russ Morgan program;
the Lydian Quintet, group of musi-
clans who are members of the N. B.
c. Symphony Orchestra. make their
radio debut as separate unit; Rep
resehtative Herbert S. Bigelow of Ohio
discusses "Conscription for Foreign
Wars"
WEDNESDAY-Assistant Secretary
of War Louis B. Johnson speaks
on Aviation as Factor in Prepared
ness; Fred Allen presents a veteran
TATTOO artist: Dave Elman introduces
on his Hobby Lobby program a COL
lector of valentines, minister who
resembles Abraham Lincoln and COL
lects Lincolniana; man who makes
music by swapping his fingers, COL
lector of unusual wills; the life story
of Poet Oliver Wendell Holmes is
dramatized by the Cavalcade of Amer
lea.
THURSDAY-Mischa Auer, Russian
born screen comedian, is the guest
of Bing Crosby in the Music Hall;
We, the People. features man who
found $25,000 statue in his back
yard. an advocate of boards for men,
DR.. w. M. Mann, director of the Ma
tional Geological Park here; "The
March" is the theme of Victor Bays
essay in music: Should Congress
Adopt the Presidents Armament Pro-
posals?" will be debated by Repre-
sentatives Maury Maverick of Texas
and Edouard v. Lac of California
during Americas Town Meeting of the
Air.
ERIDAY-William Green, president
OF the American Federation of
Labor, and Clarence Dykstra, presi.
dent of the University of Wisconsin.
speak on a University of Wisconsin
founders day program. Green's sub
ject is ''The Science of Labor Rela-
tions." Ernest T. Weir, steel mag
nate, speaks on National Income" in
the first Of two programs presenting
big business view of current economic
conditions; James Melton and Nadine