Evening star., 1942-09-06
Sundays Program
High Lights

WEV, ti:30 s,m.-lnvifaiion 10 Learning
A discussion Of Thorstein vebens The Theor
Of the Leisure Class"
WhAl, i200-War Journal: The staff fo
the worldwide news roundup is rsyamped, re
placements Including Roy Porter, Maj. Gen
Paul B. Malone, u. S. A., retired, and Dear
Dickson.
WJSV, t2:i5-Women Power: Dramaiilaiior
Of women's place in industry since Colonial
days.
WMAl, t230-Musie Hail. Anis FuIeihan
pianist. plays first performance Of his owr
"epiihaIamium;" Jacques GaNeIin, vioIinlst
plays Beefhoven's Romance in F." John Her
rick, baritone, sings Tahakowsky's Don Juar
Serenade" and Debusys "Romante;" the or
ehesira, conducted by Maurice Baron, feature,
HaYdn's "Divertimento in { Flat and Granger!
Mock Morris"
WRc, t:30-Vetinos Brazil A salute 10 oul
new ally in the war against everlasting terror
WhAl, 2:00-hapIain link, u. S. A.: The
erstwhle daily serial becomes condensed Into
a weekly halt hour.
WRc, 2:30-Chtago University Round Table:
James Carey secretary Of the Congress Of In
dustrial Organizations, distunes Wage Polio,
in Wartime" with Prof, Raleigh Stone and Neil
JaeobY, both OF the U. Of {.
WkAL, 2:30-show Of Yesterday and To
day: The weekly series in connection with thu
War hanpower Commission, featuring the mu
sic Of Blue banon's Band and guest enter
tainer
WEV, 3:00-cB.S 5ymphony Howard Bar
low conducts Tsehaikowskys "Psihetque, -
Bachs Suite No. 3 in D. and Vaughan Williams
The Wasps" Of Arisiophdnes. Paul V. MeNuii
chairman Of the War Manpower Commission, Is
intermisson speaker.
WhAl, 3:f5-Wake Up, America Are the
Four Freedoms Enough!' discussed by Louis
Fischer, correspondent, and Alfred P. Haake.
economist.
VOL. 3:45-1he United Office and Profes
sionaI Workers Of America exchange greeting
with labor groups in England.
WHV, 4;30-Refreshmeni Time: Marjorie
Lawrence, operaiie soprano, making her firt
public appearance since her recent illness, |,
guest soIosi for Richard Strauss Devotion, -
and Cowan's war song Of the Ausses, Waltz
ing MaihIda"
VOL, 5:00-I Hear America Singing: An
other naturalized.Ameriean group Of singer!
raises its vote in freedoms songs.
WHV, 5:00-FamiIy Hour: Gladys Swartoui
features Vincent Youman's medley and "voiee
di Donna" from PonthieIIi's la Giotonda."
WRC, 7:00-hayor Of the Town: Lone
Barrymore supeYedes the III Miss Oliver, and
Mary Boland until Jack Benny returns from
vacation early In October.
WMAL, 7:30-0uiz Kids: Return Of Betty
Swanson, an old-iimer, and a firsivlsif by Dick
Porter, age 9.
WBV, 7:30-We, ihs People: coI Randafc
Patcardi. organizer Of Free Italian legion
Of International proportions, is principal quest
WRC, 8:00-charlis Mccarthy: The wideI,
acclaimed splinter returns TO resume his fued
with Don Ameehs-and Bergen, Of course.
VOL, 8:00-Ameriean Forum From Holly
wood, How Can We Help Win the Warl" dis
tussed by Henry J. Kaiser, shipbuiIder and
planner; John P. Frey Of the HL; |. NJ. Clan
mini. finaneier; Harry Woodhead, aircraft exeeu
tive, and Harry H. Fair, regional director of ths
War Production Board.
WMAl. 8:30-lnner Saneium Mystery: DE
sign for Dying" sanguinary saga Of a mar
who died for crime he didn't commit.
WINK, 8:30-There Is Always a New From
tier: Dramafi1ed evaluaiion Of the meaning oI
the Louisiana Purchase in Americas future.
WRC, 1O:00-Hour Of Charm: Phil spitaIny',
girls celebrate their Booth broadcast
VOL. 1f:i5-1alk by George heany, sxeeu
tive Of the AFL.
VOL, f1:30-This Is Our Enemy: A deyia
ton from formula with salute 10 our Allies
Free Labor viii Win."