Evening star., 1938-02-27

World Is Yours feature (WRC. 4:30).
The epilogue of DR.. James Truslow
Adams book THE Epic of America, II
is dramatized and DR.. Adams will
make short talk (WOL, 81.
The story of wire-haired fox
terrier which saved a family from
death in fire is presented as the
Dog Heroes dramatization (WMAL,
4:45).
Tyrone Power and Phyllis Brooks
enact the principal roles in Broad
way Buckaroo." an original radio
play dealing with the adventures of a
New York youth who goes to Holly
wood to become cowboy film star
(WMAL, 81.
Wings Over the World" is the title
of new series of broadcasts pre-
senting dramatized versions of the
experiences of FIR. Paul Schultz, THE
Flying Priest (WOL, 1915 ann.
TALKS-High lights of 1878 will
be discussed by John Escher,
known as an authority on the links
game (WMAL, HAS ann.
Henry Taylor, New York engineer
presents the engineering and scien-
tific viewpoint as it may be expressed
in verse during the New Poetry pro-
gram (WOL. 2::3O.
Muriel Curry. British journalist. dis
cusses the general situation in Europe
(WJSV. 1:30).
Winthrop Aldrich, chairman Of the
board of the Chase National Bank,
presents his views on Americas In
terest in Foreign Trade" during the
Paths to Prosperity program (WMAL.
y. The round table discussion will
be participated in by Dr. Leland Rex
Robinson, economist and lecturer at
Columbia University; Robert M. Field,
attorney. and Quincy Howe, author of
England Expects Every American
to Do His Duty"
Harry D. Gideonse, University of
Chicago economist: Clifton M. Utley,
director of the Chicago Council on
Foreign Relations. and Carroll Binder,
foreign editor of the Chicago Daily
News, come together for a considera-
ton of The Crisis in Central Eu-
rope" (WRC. 1880.
Are We Heading for War;" is the
subject to be debated by Representa-
tive Brewster of Maine and Represent
ative Izac of California in the VOL
Forum (WOL, y.
George Fischer brings his Hollywood
Whispers program back to the air to-
night over VOL at Gas.
Bob Becker will interview Herbert
Geisler, blind Chicago lawyer and
owner OF Seeing Eye guide dog. Mr..
Geisler is to use script done in
Braille.
THE WEEK.
MISUNDERSTANDING of Labor Per-
kins will discuss current labor
problems during the National Radio
Forum. The Forum program is ar
ranged by The Star and broadcast over
a coast-to-coast network Of National
Broadcasting Co. stations with WMAL
Carrying the feature locally at 1890.
Bette Davis and Joel McCrae present
, radio version of "Forsaking All 9th
ers'' in the Radio Theater: Gen. Smed.
ley D. Butler. retired Marine Corps
officer; Billy Rose. theatrical impre-
sario, and Lawrence Griswold. ex-
plorer, are the guests of the For Men
Only program: Charles O'Connell con-
ducts the Philadelphia Orchestra in an
program and Lauritz Mel
chlor, tenor of the Metropolitan Opera
Co., is the soloist; Lum and Abner re-
turn to the air, as does Boake Carter:
Senator McAdoo of California speaks
during a special Veterans of Foreign
Wars program.
TUESDAY-The national celebration
OF the 26th birthday of the Camp
Fire Girls will be observed with a
special conservation program; a young
man who left his home town in search
of job and got it through being a
hero is the guest of the Russ Morgan
program; Lanny Ross presents the
premiere radio broadcast of a song
written by himself; representatives of
the Catholic, Protestant and Jewish
faiths join in discussion of crime
problems; Sports Writer Grantland
Rice and his acting daughter, Florence
are the guests of AL Jolson; Big
Town deals with the counterfeiting
racket.
.EDNESDAY-The 2O0th anniver-
sary of the establishment of the
Methodist Church is commemorated
With a program on Mutual; What
About the Movies?" is the subject of
he Parent Teacher discussion: a
woman f1re-fighter and a singing
coyote are the guests of Fred Allen:
Charles Boyer, film actor, is the guest
II Your Hollywood Parade; the Egan
Rats case is the subject of a Gang
Busters dramatization; Ted Husing
covers the finals on the National In
1oor Tennis Championships; the Cav
alcade OF America is devoted to the
story OF Ann Sullivan Macy, teacher
u Helen Keller, with Miss Keller
speaking during the broadcast.
HURSDAY-We, the People fea-
lures Daniel M. Casey, who in
splred the poem Casey at the Bat:
Admiral Richard E. Byrd is introduced
on the same program; the administra-
tons policies with regard to business
are discussed in Americas Town Meet
ing OF the Air by Senator Pepper of
Florida and Howard Bruce, Baltimore
banker-industrialist; Constance Ben
nett, Billie Burke, Brian Aherne and
Connie Boswell are the guest perform
ers on the Good News of 1888 pro-
gram; Jean Hersholt celebrates Is
years in Hollywood.
FRIDAY-Errol Flynn and Walter
Connolly of Hollywood will get
down on their hands and knees and
race toy trains as a Columbia feature;
N. B. c. presents a blow-by blow de-
scription of the Buddy Baer-Gunnar
Ra r1and hovipo co~taet. A..