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Headline attraction for football fans tomorrow is the Ten feature clash between Ohio State and ‘Northwestern. WFBM and WGN are both scheduled for ium in Evanston, where the game i§ 3 to be played, beginning at 12:48 p. m. : The big game in Indiana this week is the Notre Dame-Wisconsin scrap at South Bend. WLW's sports. staff will report it, beginning at 1:45 o'clock. ig WIRE will bring its listeners one of. the East's outstanding matches, the Yale-Navy fheeting at Balti more, with the broadcast scheduled for 12:45 p.m. WOR. is to carry the Princeton-Pennsyivania battle from. Franklin Field, Philadelphia. «a

There was a lot of talk last spring coricerning former President Hoov= er's new radio personality. While ‘he was President and while he was campaigning for re-election, his speeches were considered of the In pre-convention addresses last spring, he displayed im< proved technique and humor. : The former President's address at Philadelphia tonight, scheduled by WIRE for 7:45 p. m,, is the major political fare of the day. It is to be made, of course, in behalf of the Republican campaign.

In an international broadcast at 11 a. 'm. tomorrow over WLW, a ° message from Pope Pius XI, appeal« ing to Catholics of the world te support missions, is to be read by M Celso Constantini, - Congrega Propaganda Fide secretary. sn o 8

Zooming down from Schenectady in the 1927 National Air Race, far ahead of his nearest rival, Frank Hawks encountered a blinding fog. . It was impossible to turn back, because with airplanes hopping off every minute behind him, it meant certain head-on collision. So he landed smack in a beet patch. Mrs. Hawks, in the plane with him, was penning “last words and testament” in her diary. . : That is the story Mr. Hawks has to tell his fans tonight at 7 o'clock over WLW and WGN. -

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Broadway hillbilly, a. popular radio star, an an orchestra leader. _ The hillbilly is, of. course, Walter O'Keefe, who is to be host at a new program series beginning Saturday night. “Saturday Night Party” it is

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work’ (KYW) is to carry it. On to= night's program he is to discuss current events, with whatever twists he chooses. . eta The radio star is pretty Lucy Monroe, stepping out of the p : of the “American Album of Fg miliar. Music,” heard over WIRE at 8:30 p. m. Sundays. ne The orchestra leader is to be Shep Fields. He will have some of ‘his “rippling rhythm” along With him. . : on ie ® 8 =x Se Andre Kostelanetz chose a varied program for his second broadcast of the week. “Sing Baby Sing” is brand new; “Dinah” is a jazz classic. ‘Maria la O” is a rumba; “Of Thee I Sing, Baby,” was. the

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musical comedies. WFBM has the program at 7:30 p. m. 5 s 8 8 on Ed Fitzgerald's Show Window over WGN at 8:30 o'clock tonight is to be filled with two dramatizations. : : : 8 One of them is to be an enactment of Gene Ahearn’s “Room and Board.” The other is of a short story by Jack Lait.

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_ A string quartet from the pen of Alexander von Kreisler will be - featured on tomorrow's Cincinnati Conservatory of Music broadcast on {the CBS network at 10 a. m. Howard Colf and Julian Pulikowski, violins: '

Kirsmith, ‘cello, are to be the per-

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casts are to fun 24 weeks instead of last year’s 15, and there will be only ‘three. singers instead. of four. on each program. *General Mana- | ger . Edward Johnson, and Egrle Lewis, John Erskine and Edward Ziegler; all Metropolitan officials, again are to be present -at- the au-dition-broadecasts, and Wilfred Pelletier once ‘more will conduct: the regular Metropolitan orchestra. - The initial three to be heard are Emma Beldan, soprano, winner of} the 1929 Atwater Kent medal and concert and radio singer; Douglas Stanbury, Canadian baritone and