Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-15
Sundays Program
High Lights

WAl, 1t:35 a.m.-Britain 10 kmsrita: les.
Ito Banks narratss IS fighting men from all
over The British Empire participate.
WKv. t1:i5-Woman Power: Miss Annie
loekeff, director Of. inquiry for the American
Rcd Cross, speaks.
WMAL, i7:30-To the President. Areh 0boIer
places young America before The mierophons.
WJV, 2:00-Those We Love: Kaihy will
not protect Doras, we learn with mixed feelings.
VOL. 2:25-Ths Redskins vs. tho New York
Giants in New York.
Wsl, 7:30-chitsgo University Round liable:
Crisis administration" discussed by Professors
Leonard D. White, Neil H. Jaeoby and one otter.
WAL, 2:30-Yes'ertsy and Todsy; Arthur
f'fmeYe'. Executive Administrator Of the FsA,
is guest speaker.
WRc, 3:00-Ths Army Hour: Focus is on
the newlytompleted Allan Highway linked The
United States with Alaska.
WN, 3:00-c.B.s. Symphony: Howard Bar.
low conducts first performance Of Deems Tay.
lor's new work, Marco lakes Walk; Robert
ea1desus Is solo pianist for LISTS Concerto No.
I In 4 Major; also, Franek's Symphonic varia.
iions."
MAl, 3;i5-Wske Up America: rs Our
Silver Policy Sound!" discussed by Dr.. Walter
{. Spahr. Adolph Brseman and Rene Leon,
monetary authorities.
WBV, 4:30-Refreshment lime: Rise Ste.
vens, me1zo.soprano, is guest so|oist.
VITAL. WRc, VOL, WHV, 5:Oo-PhIippine
Commonwealth Program: Speakers include Man
uel Qlazon, President Of tie Commonwealth,
and Manuel AvIa Cama,ho, President Of Mexico.
Musical entertainment clio.
WhAl, 5:30-Musieal SfeeImakers: Tho
musical trend bonows from rationing.
WRc, 5:30-NB.c. Symphony Leopold Sto.
kowski makes his first appearance Of the season
with program Of contemporary American com.
positions.
WMAl, 7:00-Drew Pearson continues his
newseasfs at this new time. 6
WWDc, 7:O0-phiIippine Commonwealth:
Transcribed broadcast Of tho earlier program.
WMAl, 7:30-0uz Kids: Ruthe Duskin re-.
turns to challenge the moppets.
WN, 7:30-We, the People: Mrs. Jimmy
DooiittIe, wife Of The flying ace and Army
general; Commentator Mark Sullivan and Hobo
King Jeff Davis.
wDC, 735-Representative GEORGE Grant
Of Alabama: why We Need a Jewish Army"
WeC, S;oo-lhar|is keearthy Edward Arnold
Of the moves moves in.
VOL, 800-Ameriean Forum: rs a National
Lottery Desirable as a War Revenue Measured"
Rep. Harry R. Sheppard Of California, Francis
{. Kelly, attorney; DR.. William Mather Lewis,
president Of Lafayette College; Dr.. S. Arthur
Devan, director Of the general committee Of
Army and Navy ChapIains.
WIV S:00-HeIIo Americans 0yon WeIIes'
new series opens with Ceiling Unlimited"
story Of American aviation.
WhAL, 8:30-Sanetum Mystery: Return
from the Unknown" introducing a fugitive
from shroud.
wDe, 900-Voee Of Capitol Hill: Son.
Warren {. Austin Of Vermont speaks,
WHV, 9:0O-listeners' Digest: Stanley RIDGES
and Shirley Booth appear in separate dramsti.
zafions.
WINK, 9;05-Symphony Hour: Recording Of
hefndessohns "A Midsummer Nights Dream"
WHV 9:30-Fred Allen Show: Grasie Fields,
SFIfans favorife entertainer. appears
WNV, 1O:3O-Repot 10 Nation: Herbert
hoover opens campaign encouraging greater
participation in religious affairs
WRC, 11:3C-UnIimiied Horizons; READING
Of The earth's Autobiography"