Evening Star Newspaper, March 18, 1935, Page 27

RICHBERG 0 TALK INFORUM TONIGHT Official Will Discuss Main Problems of Nation in 1935. HE mose serious probléms facing the American people will be discussed by Donald R. Rich- berg during the National Radio Forum tonight over| WRC and a coast-to-coast network of other National Broadcasting Co. | stations. The forum, arranged by the Wash- n Star, will be broadcast from 10:30 to 11 o’clock. Richberg, No. 2 man of the Roose- velt administration and chairman of the National Emergency Council, has chosen for his topic “The Critical Is- sue of 1935.” In the course of his address Rich- berg is expected to discuss N. R. A. and its future, public works, relief, labor and other pertinent problems. Richberg, in recent months, has been spokesman for the President on many pressing problems. Within the last few days he appeared before the Senate committee investigating the National Recovery Administration and outlined the administration’s ideas on reforms that will be necessary in the N.R. A * k % X NOVEL series of Sunday night | broadcasts will begin on N. B. C. March 31. Stars of the new bromdcast will be Vera Brodsky and Harold Triggs, celebrated pianists, and | Louis K. Anspacher, author and story | teller. * Xk x % ITH the departure of the Mills brothers on a stage tour that will ultimately take them to Europe again, Bing Crosby is changing the set-up for his Tuesday night broadcasts on Columbia. * %k Xk * B. C. will carry a blow-by-blow « description of the annual Gol- .. den Gloves national finals in the “Chicago Stadium March 29. Leading young boxers from all sections of the Health Aide GIRL CHEMIST DISCOVERS NEW VITAMIN. MISS MILDRED ONOKEN, 25 years old, a physiological chemist in a Chicago commercial laboratory, has discovered what she believes is a cure for the “common cold.” She has discovered a new vitamin, to be known as -F, which is believed to bear a close relation to the com- mon cold and may bring medicine a step closer to its prevention. Photo shows Miss Onoken at work in her laboratory. —Wide World Photo. United States will take part in the | matches. £ xx s LBERT F. OSBORN, the State’s handwriting expert in the Haupt- mann trial, is booked for a speech on N. B. C. March 29 at 10:45 p.m. * %k %k ok RENE DUNN, stage and screen star, has been engaged to play the lead- ing role in the Radio Theater’s pro- duction of “Secrets” on N. B. C. Sun- | day. * %k ok X THEL BARTLETT and Rae Rob- ertson, famous British two-piano team, will be featured during the regular Sunday Evening hour on Co- lumbia Sunday. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1935. CRIME CONVICTIONS IN CAMPAIGN FAIL Florida Juries Free Five—Mis- " trial Declared in Case of Former Judge. By the Associated Press, MIAMI, Fla., March 18.—After five trials the State of Florida is without a single conviction from the Mid- winter grand jury indictments to “clean up” reported crime conditions in this playground. Several cases, including those of Mrs. Lucy Cotton Thomas Magraw, the former actress, and her husband, Miami Beach night club operators, and William Vincent Dwyer, New York and Miami sports promoter, are still to be tried, however. So far, the “clean up” has wrought five acquittals and one mistrial. Three cases were nolle prossed and one in- dictment was quashed. The nolle prosses amount to virtual dismissals. Of those tried, only E. C. Collins, Florida religious leader who resigned his judgeship after charges of bribe taking were brought against him, has failed to win acquittal. A six-man jury deliberated on his case for more than 20 hours until & mistrial was ordered. Disbarment proceedings of sensational nature have been filed against Collins. Freed have been State Senator H. Hays Lewis of Marianna, charged by the grand jury with operating a gambling house; Police Chief S. D. McCreary of Miami, who was accused of bribe taking, City Clerk Harold E. Ross, similarly charged, and other local prominents. . POLICE HOLD AUTHOR Mexican Writer Linked to Al- leged Anti-Government Plot. MEXICO, D. F., March 18 (#)—Al- fonso Taracena, newspaper writer and author, is being held incommunicado at police headquarters, it was learned yesterday. Charges against Taracena have not been made public. He is known, how- ever, to have been closely connected with Jose Vasconcelos, former presi- dential candidate, who is alleged to be | plotting an anti-government move- ment from his exile in the United | States. CapPITALS RADIO PROGRAMS Monday, March 18. | WRC 950k WMAL 630k | (Copyright, 1935) AFTERNOON PROGRAMS WISV 1,460k Eastern Standard Time. WOL 1,310k c and Sade Ma Perkins | Dreams Come True | = Radlo Guild “Your Hostess” |Hi Jones Trio Gramercy ‘Trio Al 5 |Three Scamps | = 145 75:00 5:15 5:30 5:45 Woman 7 Rndio Review |Betty and Bob Cle\eland Anniversary |Song Fellows. |Sundown Revue |Tom Mix |Alice in Orchestralia Stamp Club |Dog Stories |Tea Time |Jules Lande’s Ensemble Evening Star Flashes |Aunt Sue and Polly |Singing Lady |Little Orphan Annte America’s Little House |Rhythm Bandbox Chicago Varieties Today’s winners MEET AFTER 44 YEARS Ex-Police Chief of Bremen and a Brothers Hold Reunion. POE’I‘ DODGE, Iowa, March 18 (). —Three brothers met again for the first time in 44 years when they gath- ered here yesterday in a reunion cele- brating a visit from the eldest of the trio, Gustav Frederick Bautz, retired chief of police at Bremen, Germany. The others are G. A. Bautz of Fort Dodge and Arthur Bautz of New Ulm, NEBRASKA PREPARES FOR ONE-HOUSE RULE| Fight Looms in Setting Up Ma- chinery for Unicameral Legislature. By the Assoclated Press. LINCOLN, Nebr, March 18— Nebraska's 133 lawmakers, members of the State’s last ricameral Le repared last night-to determine A treat for the palate A joy to the budget POMORANG clm for 23 dozen s cans 1.29 Orange juice and grapefruit juice extracted at the grove’s edge and blended perfectly. the most popular juices we've ever sold. It is one of It’s tart, pleasing flavor will start you off to a most enjoyable breakfast. If you have never tried Pomorang, do so0 now, and we are sure you'll never be without it. Silver Nip Grapefruit Juice 328 dozen cans *1.10 Sweetened or Unsweetened What a ened Silver appy drink this makes! Mix unsweet- Nip with an equal portion of Pineapple Juice—the result, a pleasing tart beverage that will “hit the spot.” U. S. Government Certified “Fresh Breakfast” Eggs U. S. Extras, Large Grade “A” 2 oz §Oe Evening Rhythms Skippy Jack Armstrong Dick Tracy |John_Slaughter’s Orch. Radio Voices Eldridge Keedy, songs P.M. 15 Sports—Music |Jimmy Allen |Talbert and Tyner Billy Batchelor EVENING PROGRAMS, Evening Album U. S. Army Band Sports Parade Lowell Thomas Buck Rogers |Arch McDonald 'The Shadow Today in Sports Valley Forge Band Government Family George Reid Chester H. Gray 'The Black Chamber |Easy Aces |Uncle Ezra |Amos 'n’ Andy Plantation Echoes Red Davis Dangerous Paradise Myrt and Marge Just Plain Bill “The O'Neills” Boake Carter Dance Music News Spotlight |Pear] Islanders |Contest News 0 |Richard Himber's Orch. Gladys Swarthout Garber’s Supper Club Carefree Carniva} Edwin C. Hill Kate'Smith’s Revue Diane and her Life Saver Rittenhouse Quartet i Detective Drama 9:00 9:15 9:30 9:45 Pacemakers |Music at the Haydns | |The Greater Minstrels i e Pflncus Pat Players |Lucrezia Bori 'The Big Show Little Symphony 'Voice and Violin 10:00 ‘Lfltle Jackie Heller Sanico Macaroni JUMBO BREAD The Loaf for Eonomy Full one-pound (£ SLICED OUR FAMOUS Bab-0 loaf Borden’s American Cheese The Digestible Shortening . Crisco Borden’s Swiss Cheese how many men will be needed to do their work in the future. What titles members of the Uni- cameral Legislature, which Nebraska inaugurates in 1937, will be given has not been determined. Lawmakers expect a long and bitter struggle for political advantage. A major task is the redistricting of the State according to population into the same number of districts as there will be members. A recent poll of the State Senate showed 14 of its 33 members, favor a 42-member plan drafted by Dr. John P. Senning, a political science instructor at the Uni- - | versity of Nebraska. Despite repeated requests, Senator gly Wi W. Norris, author of the con- stitutional amendment, which Nebras- knas adopted last November, has de- clined to reveal how many members | he thinks the one-house chamber should have. The amendment, adopted by an 85,000 majority, provides the member- ship must be between 30 and 50 and State Senator Charles D. Green, Demo- crat, of Sidney, author of a bill to fix the number at 50, last night said he will press for action today. Political lines will be wiped out in the unicameral body. Norris, long a foe of partisanship, saw to that, His amendment provides for election of legislators on a non-political ballot. Wi gly siove. B—11 GAMMACK APPOINTED Former Financial Writer Named Assistant to Head of 8. E. C. Thomas H. Gammack, former fi- nancial writer and head of a broker~ age house, yesterday was named exec= utive assistant to Joseph P. 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