Evening star., 1938-01-30

T. Treadway of Massachusetts, in the
WOL-WOR Forum (WOL, y.
The Right Rev. Msgr. Fulton j.
Sheen, associate professor of philoso-
ply at the Catholic University of
America. explains the social position
OF the Catholic church in an address
entitled Fraternity" fifth In a series
of II on the general topic, Justice
and Charity" (WRC, s..
The Radio Newsreel (WRC, 81 pre-
sents DR.. Willis R. Gregg, director of
the Weather Bureau; Nellie Tayloe
Ross director of the Mint: Grover
Cleveland Alexander. baseball i'm
mortal; Mrs. James J. Walker, wife
OF the former Mayor of New York
City; Jack Knight, Americas first
airmail pilot.
CPEC1AL-Col. Theodore Roosevelt
is the guest of the Mutual oPetrv
program tWOL, 2:30>.
Jerry Belcher visits the house in
which Poet James Whitcomb Riley
lived (WRC, 7:3O).
A description of the ice trottinp
event of the ST. aul Winter Carnival
Will be broadcast by WMAL at 4:3O.
/ THE WEEK.
! MONDAY senator Ebert d.
, Thomas, Utah Democrat. will
discuss labor problems affecting the
American Merchant Marine in the
National Radio Forum. The forum
Is arranged by The Star and broad
cast over a cOast-to-coast network
OF the National Broadcasting Co. sta
tions. with WMAL carrying the pro-
gram locally at 1920.
| Eugene Ormandy presents An
Hour in Old Vienna" by the Phila-
delphia Orchestral: Enrol Flynn, Olivia
De Havllland and c. Aubrey Smith
offer an adaptation of Green Light"
IN the Radio Theater: Joe Di Maggie
OF the baseball diamond; Enrico
Caruso, Jr., son of the renowned tenor,
and Funk KWok keung. American
born youth who was adopted by a
Chinese and reared in the Orient, are
heard on the For Men Only program.
TUESDAY-The photographed
man and woman in the news as
voted by the press photographers of
new York will be announced and will
lace the microphone; the Internation-
al Air Show in Chicago is saluted by
N. B. c.; report is heard from the
MacGregor Arctic expedition: Con-
stance Bennett visits Al Jolson; Lupe
Velez is Jack Oakies guest; AL Pearce
presents Charles Nunzio, accordionist,
WEDNESDAY-Gen. John J. Per-
shing Surgeon General Thomas
Parran of the United States Public
Health Service and DR.. Ray Lyman
Wilbur, president of the American
Social Hygiene Association, speak on
the occasion of National Social Hy-
glene Day: Bette Davis is guest of
Your Hollywood Parade; lobbyists
to be heard include the owner of a
chlnchilla farm. a trainer of roosters,
collector of castanets. q saver of
pieces of wedding cakes; Fl Acis Scott
Key Is the subject of the Cavalcade
of America dramatization: Fred Allen
introduces special errands" mes
senger.
THURSDAY An extemporaneous
symposium on the subject, What
Does Democracy Mean?" will be pre-
sented in Americas Town Meeting of
the Air. Students of divergent schools
of thought are to be heard. Miriam
Hopkins of Hollywood is the guest of
Kate Smith; Gabriel Heater inter-
views professional strong man and
blood donor; Maj Sowes honors
Phoenix, Ariz.; Victor Bay chooses
The Garden" as the subject OF his
essay in music.
ER1DAY-The part played by horns
and trumpets in the orchestra are
treated by DR.. Walter Damrosch dur
ing the N. B. C. Music Appreciation
Hour; how an old mill hand and his
young a:5i~t"lo solved the mystery
surrounding the disappearance of gold
from an Idaho mine will be told in
dramatic form on the Death Valley
Days program; A. L. Alexander takes
up the problem of rich young girl
who married a labcrer.
SATURDAY Der Rosenkavalier.
Strauss opera, will be presented by
the Metropolitan Opera Co., with Lotte
Lehman singing the leading role;
Lily Pons speaks on the stamp COL
lectors' program;s Alfred M. Landon.
former Governor of Kansas, speaks on
The Future of Faith and Service"
before the limited Methodis4 Ga,,aa;l