Evening star., 1942-12-13
Sundays Program
High Lights

WMAl. 1i:35-Brtain 10 America: Close
up Of the hazards undergone by broadtastsn in
wartime. "BBC. al War;"
WINK. ti:45-TubereuIosis Association: Kay
KYer and his gang perform for vital cause.
WEV. f2:i5-Woman Power: Margaret A.
Hickey chairman Of the Woman's Advisory
Committee Of the War hanpower Commission,
speaks.
WhAl, 17:30-To. ihe President: Conrad
Veidt stars in 0bolsrs drama about a speech
Hitler never made, but might have.
WHv. i2:30-SaIt Lake Tabsrn.eIe Choir:
Observing its 700ih broadcast.
WRc, 115-lsbor for Victory: CI0 rubber
workers di.sus their war accomplishments.
VOL, 1:45-The long-awsiied meeting be.
tween The Redskins and the Chicago Bean for
III: national ehamrionship
WAl. 2:30-Show Of Yesterday and 10.
day: Fowler Harper. deputy chairman Of the
War h:npower Commission. is guest speaker.
WRC, 2:30-chitago University Round Table:
"IisIy-Afer 20 Years Of fastism" "-is the
topic for 6. A. Borgese and Louis GoftsthaIk Of
the university faculty. and one other.
WHV, 3:00-New York Philharmonic: Michel
pasfro, concert master, is soost for Brahms
Violin Concerto in D Major; also tho Sym.
phony No. |.
WMAl, Wake Up, America: Should Con.
gress Assume More Responsibility in Domestic
Affairs and Planning for Peste!" discussed by
Representative Thomas V. Smith Of Illinois.
Norman Thomas Socialist party leader, and Sen.
ator Alexander Wiley Of Wisconsin.
WRC 3:30-The Army Hour: Tells how
"tank-kilen" are reVoutioniling land war.
fare; pekups from Texas, Washington, D. C.,
and other points.
WHV, 4:30-Refreshmsnt Time: colo'aiura
Soprano Lily Pons guest, with her husb:nd, who
is Andre KosieIanet1
WRc, 430-NB.C. Symphony: Leopold Sto,
ko"ski conducting Shostskoviehs newest and
longest symphony No. L."
WMAl, 5;30-MusitaI Steemakers Reeeiv.
ing National Safety Council award and pro.
yiding music.
VOL. 5:30-Ths Shadow: The Bells Toll
Death, message Of which is obvious.
WMAL. 6:30-MetropoIitan Opera Additions:
Selections by Gounod. PonehieIIi Mozart and
others on todsy's tryouts.
WWDC, 645-voee Of Capitol Hill: Repre-
sentative Emanuel CeIer Of New York is heard.
WhAL, 730-0ui1 Kids: Welcoming the
first brother act. the AdIsn.
WHV, 7:30-We, the People Madame Max.
i'm lifvinov heads the list. which also ntIudes
Madeleine Carroll and Josephine Huston.
VOL, 800-Anerican Forum: Should We
Provide Federal Aid for Public edueation!" -
Representative Robert Ramspeek Of Georgia,
Dr. Howard A. Dawson Of the National Edu-
cation Association. Senator Robert A. Taft Of
Ohio and George E. Sokosky, to'umnist.
WPC, S:00-charIie Mccarthy: Baritone NeL
son Eddy ,fis with him.
WhAL, 8;30-lnner Sandum Mystery: Peter
Lore starring in story Of an itinerant corpse.
WBV, 9:00-lisiensry Digest Ronald Col.
man in dramaiization Of The Man Who Won
the War;" Paiine Lord starring in an unusual
chapter in American history.
WMAl. 9:00-Threeihirds Of The News In
WinthelTs absente H. R. Baukhsge. John
6unther and Robert ST. John.
WV, 9;50-Fred Allen Show: JACK Haley
solves the mystery Of The phantom phons taII.
and Christina Carroll is also guest.
WRC, 10;00-Hour Of Charm: Honofna a
Navy nurse who receives a high award for
bravery al h.niIs and Bataan
VOL, l0:30-Ihs Is Our Enemy: Kirk
Reese is Guest spesker in an exposition Of 20.
lIttaI and military agreements Of the Third
Reich and their value.
WRc, ll;30-UnImiied Horizons: Dealing
with scientific research Of fatigue failures
in metaIS.