Evening star., 1942-08-30
Sundays Program
High Lights

W6V 1870 s.m-lnvitsiion TO Learning:
Analysis Of Thomas More's Utopia" and Sam
ual Buffers "Erewhon' by Jacques Ba7um and
Mark Van Doren.
WRC, t2;15-ldn Cieehanowssi, Ambassador
from Poland speaks on the third Anniversary oI
the day the hazi sIedgehammer hit his home
land.
WhAL, t2:30-Musit Hall: Guests include
Josefa Rasanska, pianist Selma Kaye, soprano,
and the Mems GIee Club
WRC, 2:30-Chitago University Round Table:
Health in Wartime discussed by Dr.. Dean
Clark Of the Untsd States Public Health SeN
ice, Or. Russell Wilder Of Mayo Clinic and
Louis With Of the IT, Of {. Division Of SotiaI
Sciences.
WkAl, 2;30-Show Of Yesterday and To-
day; Barbara Briifon, movie siarIet, is quest,
and message from Paul v. Mekutt will be
read.
WbV, 3;00-CBS Symphony: Howard Bar.
low conducts hendelssohns A Midsummer
Nights Dream" Overture and the Italian
Symphony and Beethoven's Symphony No. l."
WMAL, 3:15-Wake Up, Amerita: Return Of
the 45'mnuie show, todaYs topic being Your
hexf.Years Taxes" discussed by MerryIe Stan.
ley Rukeyser, financial eoumnist; DR.. Beardsey
Ruml chairman Of the Federal Reserve Bank Of
New York, and DR., Russell Nixon, tax authority
Tor the Congress Of Industrial Organizations.
WJSV 4:30-Refreshment Time: James Mel.
ton, tenor, is guest with Albert Spalding and
kosfeIdnefz.
WhAL, 4:30-huso Time: Featuring Paul
laVaIle's Orchestra, viii DonaIdsons Quartet
and Edward MtHueh, Scottish singer.
WpC, 5:00-Lidiee Reborn Again; A talk by
Vice President Henry A. Wallace.
VOL, 500 Hear America Sinqinq: Amer.
ltan-Canadian amify will be dramaii1ed through
song.
WJSV, 5:00-Family Hour: Celebrating its
first radio birthday.
WRC, 5:3O-from Britain 10 Amerta: The
theme is September 3, 1889, the day Great
Britain declared war on Germany.
VOL, 6:30-Reviewng Stand: Homes for
War Workers" the critical shortage Of wartime
housing is discussed by Government and in.
dustriaI authorities.
WRc, 6:30-6resf GIderIeeye: The man
with The rolling laugh returns with his troubles.
WMAL, 7:30-0uiz Kids: Two new names
Tor the roster William Nesbit ID and Robert
Bloch 81, students Of current events
WJSV, 7:30-We, the People: A Royal Navy
pilot who raded RommeTs supply tonvow in
the Mediterranean speaks.
VOL, 8:00-Ameritan Forum: rs Compulsory
Health Insurance in the Public INTEREST,"" dis.
tussed by Or, Ernest Boas. hospital superniend.
enf; Or. Miles Atkinson, author; Or. Morris Fish.
bsin, editor and Dr.. S, S. 6oldwatsr, former
health commissioner Of New York.
WRC, S:00-St -Star.5panged Vaudeville: Com.
edy is the keynote, with Shirley Booth, mo.
las5es and January Nan Ray and Mrs. Water.
tall, and Morton Downey
WhAl, 8:30-Inner Sanefum Mystery; wis.
IfoF al Midnight " ghosts knocking al the door
Of summer house.
WWDC, 9:00-voice Of Capitol Hill: Speaker
is Senafor Theodore F. Green Of Rhode Island.
WkAL, 9:00-lt Comdr. WinehelI returns 10
active gossip duty.
WRC, 10:00-tour Of Charm Mrs. Oyet3
Cup Hobby director Of the WAAcs, is guest
speaker.
WINK, f0;05-puIse Beats Dramafi1ed re.
port Of the high lights of the past weeks news.
WOl, 1O;30-This Is Our Enemy: Pierre
Huss, newspaper correspondent, gives an eve
witness slant on inside Germany.