Evening star., 1942-08-09
Sundays Program
High Lights

WSv, 1880 a.m.--lnviiation 10 Learning:
hsj. George Fielding Eliot. commentator, and
Mark Van Dorsn, poet, discus Csears tom.
msniafiss on the Gallo War.
WjN, I2;t5-Womsnpower: Drsmstilstion
based on the work Of the clerical forces In the
wsr production effort.
WMAl, i2:30-Music Hail. Edwina eustis.
tonirsIio. sings 6lueks "Diviniiss du Styx" from
"AIeeste" and two pieces by Richard Strauss;
leonora cortez, pianist, plays the second and
third movements Of Chopin's Concerto in F
Minor; the orchestra features SsmmIer's Pas
toral Suite"
WMAl, 7:00-BIue Iheaier Players; A tom.
edy involving baseball players in an sirplans
WWDt, 7:00-DoubIs.hsader between the
Washington Homestead 6raw and the Baltimore
Giants from Bugls Field, Baltimore.
WBV. 7:00-spirii Of ~: Speakers for The
program. which launches the Amy.NaW Pro.
dueiion Award series, include Gen. Dwight
Eisenhower from London, Admiral Chester
Nimiiz from somewhere in the Pacific" Don
aid NJ Nelson Elmer Davis, William Green.
Philip Murray, Robert P. Patterson and James
v. Fonestal. Title is The Production Crisis.
WRc, 2;3o-ehcaqo University Round Table:
Sir Norman Angel, British author and Nobel
Prizs winner; Prot. Philip Jessup Of Columbia
University and Prof. Avery 0. Craven Of Chicago
discuss Political Reconstruction"
WMAI, 2:30-show Of Yesterday and Today:
Glenn Mccarthy spoTts announcer, speaks on
the role Of sports in the war effort
WEN, 1855. Louis Municipal Opera:
Nancy kecord, soprano, and Robert Shafer,
tenor. are guests for selections from Friml
Romberg. etc.
WEv, 3:0o-c.B.S. symphony: Manuel Que
zor. President Of the Philippines. is iniermis-
sion speaker. Mona Pauee, mezlo-soprano, Is
soIoist as Howard Barlow conducts program o.
Wagnsr's Five Poems" "Siegfried IdNl,"
Wsbers Overture 10 "0beron" and DebuNYs
la Mer."
WhAl. 3:t5-chauiauqua Concert: hiaha
kisthakotf, violinist. and Georges McusIe,
tel|ist, are heard in Brahms Double Concerto;
Albert Stoessel conducts Nolar's Overture to
The Magic Flute"
WEV, 4;30-Musie That Rsfreshss: Rise
Stevens, soprano, is guest for program paying
tribute 10 Victor Herbert.
Wpc, 5:30-Brifain 10 America: Psnieipai
ing are Noel Coward, Leslie Howard. Beatrice
Lille and Diana Wynysrd
WEv, 7:0o-0ur Secret Weapon; First Of
a series exposing German propaganda. with
Rsx Stout as lie deietfor." Bob Trout assist
from London
WMAl, 7:30-ouiz Kids Margaret hsniek,
age "A. aims at high-xors honoD.
WINK, 730-This Is Your Ally: Andre Mitha.
Iopouos, Greek Minister Of Information; Liza
coin MaeYeish. former United States Minister
10 Greece, and Dr.. Homer W. Davis, president
Of tho Athens College, pay tribute TO the
heroic republic.
WJN. 7;30-We, the People: Louis Fischer,
correspondent recently returned from 4 vsii
with lndia's N. K. Gandhi. is principal guest.
VOL, 8:00-Ameriean Forum Of Air: 10
What War Information Is the Pubic EntitIed!'
topic for Capt. Lowell Limpus, military analyst;
Claude MahonsY correspondent Of The Evening
Star; Clifford A. Provost. president Of tho Ma.
Aonal Press Club, and Richard |. Wilson. core.
spondsni for tho Dss koinss Register and
Tribune
Wn, S:00-Siar.SpaneIed Vaudeville: Carol
Bruce and The 0dords brings song 10 the pro.
gram.
MAL, 8:30-Inner Sandum Mystery:
Death Has -Four Faces" drama Of sabotsurs.
MAL, 9:00-Raymond cIsppeL substitute
for u. comdr. WineheIl, interviews Ruth
Mitchell. only women ever permitted 10 join
Yugoslays's dsaih-dealing chetMiks.
VOL. f0;00-This Is Our Enemy: The horrors
Of kszi concentration camp as described by
an syewitness.