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CURTIS MITCHELL, Editor Vol. 9. No. 6. November 24, 1939

CONTENT Mr. Fairfax Replies 1

Pinch - hitting for Hare 2

Coming Events 3

That Thanksgiving Tangle 4

Airialto Lowdown 6

Hollywood Showdown 7

Backstage in Chicago 8

Let's Be Proud of Americans 9

The March of Music 10

How to Be Poor on $2,000 a Week

National Song Search America Sings His Songs On Short Waves Listening to Learn

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Americans at Work You Asked for Them and

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"Hobby Lobby" guest: "If anyone is thinking of committing suicide let him get in touch with my organization and I will help him with his problem." - Charles Dooler, Box 73. Glouster, Ohio. (Oct. 29 over CBS.)

Announcer: "If there are any lonely girls in the city they should go to the Y Al C. A." -Lee Schirck, 916 N. W. 19th St.. Oklahoma City. Okla. (Oct. 26 over Station KTOK.)

Judge Gutknecht on "Traffic Court" broadcast: "We had 10.000 criminals in 1932. In 1933 and 1934 those boys were cut in two." -Mrs. Dorothea Davison. 7341 N. Seeley Ave.. Chicago. Ill. (Nov. 1 over Station WIND.)

Vocalist: "My next song is dedicated to every single mother."-M rs. H. H. Dillingham. Skowhegan. Maine. (Nov. 1 over Station WGAN.)

Announcer: "Look for the indepen dent grocer with the Monarch lion head." -Joe Moya. Box 55. Patterson. Calif. (Oct. 27 over Statiah KFRC.)

Bob Brown. announcer: "One bath with that wonderful soap turned him into an Ivory fan. " -M. C. Pearson. 1304 W. 97th Place. Chicago. Ill. (Oct. 30 over NBC.)

Football broadcaster: "Before telling you any more about the game I'll turn you over and let you listen to the music." -Mrs. William A. Spears. 1118 S. Washington Ave.. Saginaw. Mich. (Oct. 28 over Station WJR.)

Announcer: "Her a tune that will tickle your toes 'All Through the Night'." -Mrs. Forest Congdon. 34 N. Fourth Ave.. Ilion. N. Y. (Aug. 9

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Announcer: "It's a nice. chilly fall day. the kind of a day we have to put our clothes on." -Mrs. Helen Mc Laughlin. 235 S. Prairie St.. Prairie du Chien, Wis. (Oct. 27 over Station WMT.)

Jean Paul King. announcer: "The clothes came out of the wash with colors flying." -Mrs. C. Fowler. Long Branch. N. J. (Oct. 27 over NBC.)

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Picture -stories of Burns and Allen, Walter Winchell, and the "Vox Pop" program are only a

few of the remaining attractions in this interest -packed issue. Don't miss it.

MR. FAIRFAX REPLIES

Mn. L. Fite. Litchfield, 111. -Yes, Gene and Glenn are broadcasting at the present time. You may hear them Monday through Saturday at 8:30 a.m. EST over the NBC -Red network.

Miss Melissa Hass. New York, N. Y.- Eddy Duchin's opening theme is Chopin's "Nocturne in E Flat," his closing theme "Be My Lover." He was born April 1, 1909, at Cambridge, Mass. Duchin has black hair and eyes. He is a widower, has one son.

Miss Mary DePalo, Scarsdale, N. Y.- In "When a Girl Marries" Joan Field is portrayed by Noel Mills, Samuel Tilden Field by Ed Jerome. Mrs. Stella Field is, in reality, Frances Woodbury, Joan Tetzel has the role of Sylvia Field, Michael Fitzmaurice portrays Phil Stanley, Eva Topping is played by Irene Winston, John Raby plays Harry Davis. Anne Davis is played by Marion Barney, and Laddie Seaman takes the role of Tom Davis ... Alice Craig in "Woman in White" is played by Ruth Bailey.

Miss Ann Bryant, Ottumwa. Iowa. - As far as we can ascertain, there are absolutely no facts supporting the rumor that Eddie Howard wrote "My Last Goodbye" and "If I Knew Then

What I Know Now" in honor of his dead wife. Howard was only married a few months ago, for the first time. Eddie has brown hair, hazel eyes, stands five feet eleven inches, weighs 155 pounds . Ronold Kemper, the other featured vocalist with Dick Jur- gens' band, is a blonde, stands five feet ten inches and weighs 168 pounds.

Mrs. Travers, Oakland, Calif. -The first Ellis Smith in "Guiding Light" was Raymond Johnson, who left the cast when he went to New York. John- son may be heard as Paul Morrison in "Valiant Lady." Sam Wanamaker now portrays Ellis Smith.

Mr. Howard McNeal, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. -Orrin Tucker was born in St. Louis, February 17. 1911. He stands five feet ten inches tall, weighs 158 pounds, has dark brown hair, gray eyes, and is single. He attended high school in Wheaton, Illinois, where his family still resides, then studied a year at Northwestern University and two years at North Central College in Illi- nois . . . Bonnie Baker was born in Texas in 1917, attended high school in Houston, and later studied at Mt. DeSales Academy in Macon, Georgia. She has dark brown hair, brown eyes, stands five feet, weighs 102 pounds.

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Ernie's Marilyn sings on in the Hare tradition

IT WAS the hardest program Billy Jones had ever had to do. For twenty years. in vaudeville, on records,

in radio, he had worked as a partner in the team of Jones and Hare singing. comedy, patter. Then, suddenly. he was left to face the microphone alone. There was no genial Ernie Hare across from him, and he missed the friendly presence. It didn't help any to remember that, even as he went on with his patter and comedy, down in Norfolk. Va., they were burying his friend and partner of twenty years. Life had been unable to drive a wedge between them. They had watched other teams of their day split up for various reasons -money, jealousy, old age. Jones and Hare seemed to go on forever ... until death struck.

Ernie should never have made his last two broadcasts. His face had been flushed with fever and he could hardly keep on his feet. "I'm probably walking around with pneumonia," he laughingly remarked, and it wasn't until Billy finally forced him to go to a doctor that he learned how true his laughing remark had been. He was walking around with pneumonia, and only the stern tradition in which he had been steeped -the show must go on -had kept him from falling over.

Of course you've heard Jones and Hare. Maybe you remember them from the highly popular recordings they used to make- their comic duets and sentimental ballads. Or, if you're of a

later generation, you'll know them from radio. Perhaps you don't remember the names Jones and Hare but know them by one of the endless stream of names under which they sang and performed for the endless stream of sponsors who hired them from the early days of radio until the present. For different sponsors, they were variously known as "The Happi- ness Boys," "The Interwoven Pair," "The Best Foods Boys," "The Taystee Loafers," "The Gillette Gentlemen."

Jones and Hare broke into radio over WJZ, Newark, N. J., in October of 1921. Among the most popular recording artists in the country, they sang on radio for nothing because they felt it

had a future. And they entered this new field in the face of bitter opposi- tion on the part of the recording companies for whom they worked. Already well known, they played a large part in popularizing radio in that early day.

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COMING EVENTS A preview of some of this week's better broadcast features

THIS WEEK SATURDAY

TWO GUESTS in one will try to get the pay -off lines to Milton Berle's jokes when Tommy Riggs, who always has Betty Lou with him in his double voice, appears on the hilarious "Stop Me If You've Heard This One." NBC.

CentI Mountain J .<AC )O p , 7.30 p.m. 0 p.m. 5.30 ..m.

THE SQUAWS disaster or other things even more strangely dire may lurk in the shadows of your mind when you hear "Bathysphere," Arch Oboler's play about two scientists locked in a diving -bell deep in the sea. NBC.

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SUNDAY DO YOU have a solution to the

world's present confusion? Perhaps you agree with Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick, who will discuss The Modern World Gets Back to the Need of Salvation" on the "National Vespers" program. NBC.

[tern Central .00 . m. 1:00 p m. Mounta,n pa,< 2:O0pmi. 1 00p_m

MRS. CLARK GABLE will put aside her apron and become Carole Lombard to portray the "Incredible Lady" on "Silver Theater" this Sunday. CBS.

óót.,." Central .,nta,, p.< 5 00 00 p. 1:00o.m.

TRIM YOUR giggles and guffaws, for Yankee humorist Fred Allen and screw- ball wit Bob Benchley will join with actress Tallulah Bankhead and an opera star as yet unnamed in a variety show on "Screen Guild Theater." CBS.

..t..n Cent., Mounta.,, I 730,... to p m 5 30 ..,,.. .3< 0'v .,. DONALD DICKSON, virile young bari-

tone, fresh from a concert tour and re- splendent in a new mustache, rejoins the "Chase and Sanborn Hour," suc- ceeding Nelson Eddy as headlined soloist. NBC.

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"Thanks to America,"

Thanksgiving program:

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Thur -. _:00 p.m. EST

ALLURING Claudette Colbert joins Orson Welles in this week's "Campbell Playhouse" drama, "Garden of Allah." CBS.

[aMOn Central :00 p.m. 5:00..a. MOO .. 7.00 p.m.

DOUBLE FEATURE

Try these two full hours of drama, humor and music: Wednesday, 8:00 to 10:00

p.m. EST - "Hollywood Playhouse." "Avalon Time,"

NBC; "Star Theater," CBS

"INVISIBLE GLASS" was discovered by a woman, in spite of the popular allusion to women's curiosity! The dis- coverer, Dr. Katharine B. Blodgett, fe- male scientist, will be "Woman of the Week" on "Hour of Charm." NBC.

a.1.ó m 10.00 .

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MONDAY WILL LPL ABNER'S big brogans tram-

ple over some of the sob -sister sketches? Cartoonist Al Capp's guile- less lad and his friends of the hills are the latest to step from your comic strip to your radio. NBC.

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LAWRENCE OLIVIER, who triumphed artistically and romantically in "Wuther- ing Heights," and Edna Best, Herbert Marshall's Reno -bound actress wife, will act in James Hilton's great story, "Good -by, Mr. Chips," on "Lux Radio Theater." CBS.

5 Central Mpunta,n pa<,< 1:00 p.m. 00 p.",. 5:00 p.m. OO p.m.

TUESDAY BOB BENCHLEY'S own program for-

merly took the air immediately after "Information, Please." His program went off the air, and Bob simply fell over backward into an "Info" guest spot this week. NBC.

a.?... :l0 p.m. Central Mp..nta,n 7:10 p ,.. :00 p.m.

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IF YOU MISS Don Ameche during his illness- enforced vacation, tune in "Hol- lywood Playhouse" and hear Jim Ameche, who looks, acts and talks like big brother Don. Jim and radio -to- movies Gale Page will succeed Herbert Marshall this week as regulars. NBC.

eem,.l :00 p m. 1:00 p m. Mountain ) 30 7 0 . - n . . 6aÓ'o.n,.

HOBBY NUMBER ONE just now is photography. And now the nation's legion of pix -bugs have a national program serving their interests. It's called "Ad- ventures in Photography." NBC.

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11.30 p m :30 p m. 7:30 p.m.

SNAPSHOT

Del Courtney's orchestra will introduce a winning

song in the Radio Guide

"National Song Search" - Hear this hit premiere on

NBC Sat., 5:30 p.m. EST

THURSDAY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT, thankful, like

every other true American, that we have thus far remained free of the Eu- ropean war, will deliver his customary Thanksgiving Day message from the

traditional Founder's Day dinner at the infantile paralysis foundation in Warm Springs, Georgia. NBC.

a.te.n Central M pa<,< '00 p..n. 700 p m 00"p m. 500p,,

LOU HOLTZ. the Sam Lapidus comedian who on occasions sings outlandish versions of "O Sole Mio," and Bing Crosby. the singer who can on occasions tell a mean Sam Lapidus story. will bat songs and stories back and forth as guest and host on "Kraft Music Hall." NBC.

a.tern Canoga? 10.00 P.M. 5:00,. ..<.<

.0u"0p-m. 7:00 p.m.

MUSIC GUIDE Choice musical features this week:

Zino Francescatti, young French violinist, Toscanini, Rosemarie Brancato, Law- rence Tibbett, and others.

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SCHEDULE CHANGES "Bob Becker's Dog Chats" (John Mor-

rell and Co.) changes time starting Sunday, November 19, NBC. a ..... n Cent.l Mo,.nt .n PM,ó<

5:15 p.m. MIS p m. 1. 11 pm. 2:15 p m.

Donald Dickson takes over Nelson Eddy's spot on the "Chase and San- born Hour" starting Sunday, Novem- ber 19. NBC. ! Cont., Munt.,n pa<,.

6:00 p.,n. 1:00 p.m. 6:00 .m. 5:00 p.m.

"Young Dr. Malone" (Bran Flakes), a five -a -week sketch, starts Monday, November 20. NBC. E astern C.n,,I .puntale hNOe

15:15 a.m. 10:16 a.m. 5:1 .M. t15 .M.

"Hollywood Playhouse" (Woodbury's) changes stars this Wednesday, No. vember 22. Jim Ameche and Gale Page replace Herbert Marshall. NBC. ..tp n Central

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Here is a potent remedy for your holiday headache: change the calendar

WHEN President Roosevelt suggested some months ago that we celebrate Thanksgiving No-

vember 23 instead of November 30, as scheduled, he tossed a bomb that ex- ploded under the nose of every man, woman and child in the land. For the calendar is a homely, daily document, and anything that affects it affects everybody. be she ever so humble.

The result of the President's suggestion is a nation split evenly in two. Twenty -three states, including the stand -pat New England states, will celebrate the holiday on the last Thursday in November as per tradition. Twenty - three others will honor the day on the twenty- third. And two others will strad- dle, holding celebrations on both days.

Radio schedules woven around all -

important Thanksgiving sports events have been knocked into a cocked hat, and moguls of the airwaves can be seen any day rending their hair and muttering cuss words in their beer. When is Thanksgiving? they want to know. Railroad time -tables, college -vacation arrangements, and a thousand business and festive plans have been torpedoed by a mere shift of seven days in the calendar.

Which brings us to one of the important women of our time, a wisp of a lady named Elizabeth Achaelis, who for the past ten years has been fighting to change the calendar. Like a good housewife, she feels that a calendar should be a tidy, regular procession of dates. We shouldn't have to recite, "Thirty days hath September, April, June and November . ," to find out the number of days in a month. She would also like to see all holidays fall on a Monday so that we -uns could get two to three days in a row and a

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real binge or a real rest, whatever the temperament.

As to the pother about the new Thanksgiving date, she says, in effect, What's the shooting about? And she produces a few facts that I am setting down for your astonishment.

The first Thanksgiving, back in 1620, was held on December 9, 1620, and it

was a Saturday. The following year it took place on a Friday and the date was November 9. Once it was celebrated on July 30, another time in February. Moreover, it wasn't signal- ized every year. And what is more, there were folks among the Pilgrims who wanted the celebration to be a day of prayer and fasting. At Valley Forge,

George Washington proclaimed a day of Thanksgiving on May 7, 1778.

Well, the day was celebrated on and off on days in every calendar month, all through the seventeen- hundreds, and then people well -nigh forgot about it. And then a woman named Josepha Hale, editor of a fashion magazine named Godey's Lady's Book, began

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agitating for a fixed and permanent Thanksgiving Day. For forty -seven years she worked on the idea without results, and then in 1863 she wrote her final editorial on the subject. The editorial got to the eyes of Abraham Lin- coln, and he, in 1864, proclaimed Thanksgiving Day as we now celebrate the occasion.

So you see there's nothing very traditional about the last Thursday of No- vember as a day of giving thanks. Miss Achaelis, however, was pleased with the excitement Mr. Roosevelt's proclamation had caused in that it showed that the public was not indifferent to the calendar.

Her plan for a reform has been ap-

proved by some sixteen countries. and but for Mr. Hitler and his war, plans would be under way right now for an international convention to put it into effect. It is an exceedingly simple plan and has many advantages.

In a word, it involves the shifting of seven days. February would have thirty days, March thirty, April thirty - one, May thirty, August thirty, and December thirty. A glance at the calendar as pictured here will give you the idea. Each quarter -year begins on a Sunday and ends on a Saturday. So too the year. And each quarter, moreover, has exactly ninety -one days.

This makes a year of 364 days. The 365th day is an intercalary day, which is one without a number or a week- day name. It is simply a twenty -four- hour period that is taken out of the parade of days because it makes the parade irregular. Miss Achaelis pro- poses that this be called Year -End Day and be celebrated throughout the world as Peace Day.

The great advantage of this last day of the year is that the calendar becomes fixed permanently. It cannot change. No one will have to buy a new calendar every year. It will be possible to memorize it, like a multiplication table. There will be no searching on the pad of dates to find out what day Christmas falls or what day baby's birthday comes. All anniversaries and holidays will be set once and for all time.

And while this is being done, the ad- vocates of calendar reform, among them Miss Achaelis, propose that all holidays not linked sentimentally with a birth date be celebrated on a Mon- day. Election day on a Monday would give the citizens a respite from campaign addresses, except those that the radio would send into their homes, and so they would have time to consider issues and men in tranquillity. Memorial Day likewise would always be on a

Monday. The same could be done for all state holidays. Thanksgiving would be the fourth Monday in November.

There are many other advantages. The quarterly tax payments now required on March 15, June 15, etc., would in the World Calendar fall always on a Friday. What better day for facing that painful business than the one on which most people collect wages or total up the week's receipts?

Women are profoundly interested in the subject. Last May, after two years of study, the General Federation of Wo- men's Clubs adopted calendar reform as one of its four principal objectives. The fact that Christmas would always fall on a Monday impressed many of the voters.

The headaches that go with the ir-

regularity of the present calendar would be entirely eliminated. School vacations will fall on the same days, year after year, sports schedules will be fixed once and for all. The planning of club programs much simplified. Week -ends will be longer.

Businessmen have long demanded a greater degree of stability in the calendar. The building industry has been particularly interested, and one of its leaders stated recently that our sloppy system of reckoning time costs builders and contractors millions of dollars each year.

Chambers of commerce, statistical and engineering groups, and most church organizations are definitely in

favor of the new calendar. The churches approve because it is a device which will. once and for all time, nail down the wandering Easter. The League of Nations was contemplating a call to an international convention on the subject shortly before war was declared.

We all look at the calendar daily at least once. How many of us know the reason back of it -how this conglom- eration of days came into being?

Briefly, it is a record of the time it

takes for the world to make a circuit of the sun, which requires exactly 365 days, five hours, forty -eight minutes, forty -six seconds. Our year -page Mr. Ripley -is off by twenty -nine seconds. But this isn't much of an error. It

would take 3,323 years for this error to add up to a single day.

Our calendar was worked out by Pope Gregory back in 1582 and it

wasn't adopted by Britain until 1751. Until that date, England and its Amer- ican colonies went by the Julian calendar. George Washington was born under this old calendar, so his actual birthday is February I I by our system of reckoning and not February 22, which we usually celebrate.

The world is full of peoples and countries who still count days by the moon. Right here in the United States the Jews, Mohammedans and a score of other peoples go along by moon calendars, which have a way of getting out of line. This is because the moon, as a means of reckoning time, is inac- curate and not too closely related to the march of the seasons.

MARK HAWLEY, MBS news corn - mentator, in a jocular mood figured

the other day that our present calendar, however much it has improved over the ancient calendars, costs the tax- payers S607 an hour. Asked for an explanation. he said:

"Let me ask you a simple question: What day falls on the eighteenth of next month? How long has it taken you to arrive at the correct answer? Unless you have a calendar within reach or your wife's birthday happens to fall on that date, I defy you to give me immediate answer. Instead you say, 'This being the twelfth, let me see -thirty days has September, April, June, etc. That gives thirty -one days -

hmmmmm -this is Sunday -next Sun- day would be the nineteenth -the following Sunday the twenty - sixth - hmmm -the next falls on Tuesday- eighth -- fifteenth -hmm -- twenty -second minus four -oh yes, the eighteenth would be a Friday.'

"In terms of radio copy these lines would consume thirty seconds of air- time. Give the average person one minute to do the problem. Assume that half the population of New York alone worked at it once a day - 58,333 hours daily, or 7,291 working days, or twenty -six years of work for one man. At twenty -five cents an hour 1.a would receive S14,583.25. This for one day's calendar maundering in on city of the U. S. A."

Now will you believ, in calendar reform!

Among the many fine Thanksgiving programs to be broadcast this Thurs- day, November 23. we especially recommend "Thanks to America," a

drama to be heard over NBC at: EST 2:00 p.m. CST 1:00 p.m. MST 12:00 noon PST 11:00 a.m.

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AIRIALTO LOWDOWN Lyn Murray likes pipe with music; Benchley- Durante in radio deal

By Martín Lewis

NEW YORK. -Lyn Murray likes nothing better than smoking a pipe while he is working on his music. He claims it

helps him to relax. Rudy Vallee gave Lyn a pipe with a stem eight inches long and now its the favorite of his collection. Because of its length, the pipe kept turning and spilling ashes over his suit, so one of the boys of the Four Clubmen quartet rigged up a device that Murray clamps around his neck and it acts as a rest for the pipe, catches the ashes and holds a pack of matches ... "Kate Smith's Own Game, America" is a new educational parlor game now being sold in the stores. Royalties that Kate receives will be donated to her favorite charities . . .

Saw Major Bowes in front of St. Pat- rick's Cathedral last Saturday afternoon looking over the trees he donated that have given Fifth Avenue and the church an added beauty.

Bob Benchley's weekly Old Gold series left the air on the fourteenth, and now there is talk that a new show is being prepared for him, with Jimmy Durante as his supporter. In the mean- time Benchley will be a guest on "In- formation, Please" this Tuesday night and is also scheduled for the "Screen Guild Theater" November 25 ... "Cav- alcade of America" will return to the air if its sponsors can find a suitable day and time . . . Many ears will be listening to the Orson Welles show of December 17, when Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne will make their first radio appearance on this show . . .

Johnny Green's Wednesday night show on the NBC -Blue net has added a five - minute comedy spot called "Pipe Dreams." The "Liar's Club" should be interested in this feature ... Attention, photographers: "Adventures in Photog- raphy" is the title of a new series now heard on the NBC -Blue net, Wednes- days at 10:30 p.m., EST. It's a quiz show on camera work, with prizes.

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I followed up the Franklin P. Adams hat incident which I told you about last week. The mystery of the missing hat was solved when Adams met a friend of his a couple of days after the "ln- foplse" broadcast on the street. The friend noticed the hat F. P. A. wore and eyed him suspiciously. On the other hand, F. P. A. glanced at his friend's chapeau, and then accusations were exchanged and so were the hats. Al- though they accused each other of swiping the hats, they had a good laugh out of it, and F. P. A. is much happier now that he has his S30 hat back.

Hurray for Our Side! Fred Allen's show has brought back

the newsreels and is once again featuring "The Person You Didn't Expect to Meet," which proves the voice of the listener will be heard if we yell loud enough. The change should make Al- len happier, which in turn should make funnier programs ... Something should be done to make Walter O'Keefe's programs more entertaining. They've in- jected an idea called the "dramateurs," which O'Keefe used several seasons ago when he replaced Allen during the summer months. Listeners wonder why a comedian can be funny one season and flop the next. The answer is simple: a comedian is only as good as his script. His present writers apparently haven't discovered the O'Keefe personality ... As a perfect example of expert writing for a definite personality you have only to listen to Bing Crosby's patter. The writer has Bing's gift of gab perfected to the letter. The same is true of lack Benny's scribblers.

Behind the Scenes Went up to see Kay Kyser's first

broadcast of the season from the New York studios. As to be expected, every seat in the place was occupied and there were a few standees. Before the

When CBS choral director Lyn Murray had trouble with this eight -inch pipe, one of the "Four Clubmen" whom he coaches invented the "Sava -

bac 'n' Tooth Pipe Holder - upper" (above). It provides match - holder and jaw rest

program, a movie short showing how Lucky Strike cigarettes are made was shown to the audience. After that was over, Prof. Kyser came out on the stage after an eloquent introduction by "Dean" Ben Grauer. Kay kept the audience laughing with his tomfoolery from the minute he came out. He kids people in the audience, the girl selected to pick the ticket stubs to select the contestants, and even the nervous contestants themselves. Kay admits he is superstitious and announces he is going to take off the tan shoes he is wearing and put on a pair of blacks, which are the shoes he wore on his first program and which he now wears every Wednes- day night. After the broadcast there is a mob backstage waiting to see him, and he has to talk to them all so that nobody is slighted.

The audience for the NBC Symphony concerts conducted by Arturo Tosca- nini is the smartest and best dressed to attend any broadcast. Formal dress is worn by about three- fourths of the audience. If you're lucky enough to get a ticket, you are apt to sit next to a judge, an ambassador, a famous movie star or any well -known person. Last Saturday night during the short intermission I noticed the swell movie star, Luise Rainer. A few seats away sat Kitty Carlisle, Will Hays, czar of movieland, Max Gordon, the famous theatrical producer, and many others too numerous to mention. There isn't any doubt that this concert is the mu- sica: treat of the week, but what an

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added treat it is to watch the famous maestro conduct that grand orchestra. When it's all over, the perspiration just pours down his face, which isn't hard to understand. Lovers of good music should hear the Victor recordings of the "William Tell" overture with Tosca- nini conducting the NBC orchestra -it's MARVELOUS.

Ezra Stone, the "Aldrich Family's" pride and joy. is certainly kept hopping. His weekly radio show is just one of the many things that have kept him busy every minute. Two weeks ago he joined the cast of "See My Lawyer," the Broadway show which he directed. He no sooner got his daily routine organized than he got a call to go to Hollywood to make a movie, and that is where his broadcasts will originate for the next few weeks while the picture is being made . .. Van Heflin, star of "Betty and Bob," will not be on the program the week prior to Christmas. Van's stage show, "Philadelphia Story," will lay off that week, and his request to be written out of the radio program during the same period was granted so that he is now able to take a real vacation.

At CBS one day last week, Paul Whiteman was rehearsing his part in the special broadcast honoring Juliette Gordon Low, the founder of the Girl Scouts. There were a number of boys and girls in the twenty- second -floor lounge, and when Paul came out of one of the studios a number of them wanted his autograph. Paul pulled out a little bank and extracted a dime from every one who asked for his signature. If they didn't have a dime, he contributed one of his own. That intrigued me, so I asked Paul about it. He told me he had started collecting ten cents for each autograph when he went on tour this fall. The autograph dimes were turned in to the Girl Scout fund.



HOLLYWOOD. -- Many more changes are in store ... Herbert Marshall completed his seven -show cycle for Wood- bury Playhouse November 15 and next week a new series of plays headlined by Jim Ameche and Gale Page, the Woodbury summer acting team, will get under way ... Walter Huston has decided against the "Good News" master-of-ceremonies work and takes his leave in favor of Edward Arnold, who at the moment is testing his listener acceptance. Huston leaves shortly for New York and a new play on Broadway

. Donald Novis has upped and taken time out from Fibber McGee to fill a number of concert commitments . . .

And Don Ameche, you worriers, is re- cuperating nicely at Palm Springs and will be back -as told here several times -on his old Sunday coffee -hour job starting December 10.

"The Voice of Experience," for nine years a standard radio act, will fold his tent as such after his December 22 air- ing and shortly thereafter launch a brand -new radio-show idea. The Voice" isn't sure of its title yet -perhaps "Mur- der Will Out" would fit as well as any other -but the sensational new program will consist of the dramatization of actual crime cases, after which George Antheil, talented musician and crimino- endocrinologist, will engage with "The Voice" in a discussion of the clews and pointing out by their analysis the physical type of the criminal probably responsible for the crime! So sure have been Antheil's deductions that he has been decorated by the French Su- fete, and in 2,500 test cases he proved 85% accurate! I. F. T. O'Connor, nationally known lawyer, for five years controller of the United States Treasury, would act as master of ceremonies. Rewards will be offered to listeners re sponsible for the apprehension of criminals pictured by the unique but proven -positive science of gland -prints

Following Herbert Marshall as continuing stars of "Woodbury Playhouse" (NBC, Wednes- day) are Gale Page and Jim Ameche, heard on the same series last summer. Jim is the younger, voice - double brother of Chase and Sanborn's Don

. and, although the show has not yet been rehearsed or written, several important advertisers already are bidding for it!

Christmas present! Lionel Barrymore, though suffering intensely from a painful case of arthritis, will again do "Scrooge" of Dickens' "Christmas Car- ol" on Christmas Eve over Orson Welles' Campbell Playhouse . . . Lux Theater's Cecil B. DeMille, after featuring an unwed mother in "The Old Maid" October 30, was told by CBS network censors he couldn't do it again the following week when "Only Yesterday" was the play; hence the tampering with the original story, which possibly made it sound funny to you. too ... "Screen Guild Theater" moves to New York for three weeks starting November 19, while Henry Aldrich, his "family" and writer Clifford Goldsmith report to Glamourtown November 14 for a run from these studios while the author pens a sequel to "What a Life" for Paramount and Ezra Stone puts on the grease -paint at the same lot for a starring role in "At Old Siwash."

Rom -Antics and Stuff Tom McAvity, the Lord and Thomas

radio director, likes the name Rose- mary. Last year the last name was Lane, but this season it's Rosemary De- Camp, secretary in the "Dr. Christian" plays ... "Grouch Club" grouchmaster Jack Lescoulie and heartbeat Susie Ream are over their grouch ... Kath- ryn "Sugar" Kane and Horace Boos, Jr.,

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HOLLYWOOD SHOWDOWN

Jim Ameche, Gale Page In new series; Edward Arnold on "Good News"

By Evans Plummer

wealthy localite, have their license . . .

If Al Jolson, Sonny Boy and Ruby could live in a cottage by themselves, bets are they'd patch up their troubles . . .

Hal Rorke, Hollywood CBS publicity chief, recently went rabbit -hunting and brought back twenty -five watermelons; on Sunday, November 5, he went bunny- shooting again and brought back a

bride --the former Millie Simms!

Lum and Abner Touring Lum and Abner, who haven't made

any personal appearances for several years, opened November 7 at Anderson, Ind., in a tour which will bring them face to face with their listeners in Ten- nessee, Georgia and Arkansas. They'll return to Hollywood December 4, however, so that Lum (Chet Lauck) will be able personally to greet the stork he expects as a Christmas visitor ... Their pal, Andy Devine, mayor of Van Nuys, celebrated the arrival of November with a fire in his basement caused by the explosion of cleaning -fluid. What's that law, Mayor Devine, about not storing explosive fluids on the premises?

Kate Smith Thumbs Movie Bid

Kate Smith, offered the lead in "Moon Over the Mountain" when she was the luncheon guest of Darryl Zanuck, said, "No, thanks. For my next movie work I'd prefer to wait ten or fifteen years until I can do character parts like Marie Dressler." Kate and her manager, Ted Collins, missed seeing little while here; they fished off Catalina and chartered a plane to sightsee southern California ... And by the way, before Andre Kos - telanetz departed for the East, the "Tune -Up Time" maestro weakened and allowed Columbia Pictures to shoot a

scene of him directing the music in Tony Martin's forthcoming starring picture, "Passport to Happiness." Which is most remarkable when one recalls how Kosty was so chagrined when he saw himself "glamoured up" in his first

screen effort several years ago. He swore off pictures right then and there! ... Joe Penner's starting a new film- - "Glamour Boy No. 2" (and this has no reference to Kostelanetz). Wendy Barrie will be Joe's leading lady.

Father Barbour Won't Die "One Man's Family" is so real that it

even worries its acting cast! J. Anthony Smythe, who plays "Father Barbour," wanted a vacation; writer Carlton Morse obliged by making Father take sick. But Smythe tuned in and heard that Mr. Barbour's condition was bad. Worried about his future, he phoned Morse, "Tell me, will I die or do I recover ?" "Don't worry," Morse advised, "you'll live a long time!" ... Likewise, Kathleen Wil- son, who plays "Claudia," was surprised to pick up a script and seo that she was expecting another baby. "Will it," she asked Morse, "be a boy or a girl ?" "I'll take your bet," he replied, "either way!" Claudia was wise; she declined the bet -but now she's wondering if maybe her real life will follow the script -story pattern. It did once before! . . . But get Morse straight about this: There'll be no tampering with the basic characters of his family or the actors who portray them. He wants to quell rumors that a new "Mother Barbour" is contemplated. "No character," Morse explains, "will ever be replaced. If for any reason the present actors could not continue in their roles, their characters in the script would disappear or die."

Casualties: Elliott Lewis, regular juvenile of the "Silver Theater" dramas, had his appendix removed in a hurry last week and is convalescing rapidly . . .

Judy Garland, singing starlet of the Bob Hope "Pepsodent Show," came down with a strep throat after her Oc- tober 31 performance, but is better now -and your Hollywood reporter is tired of a drag -along case of flu and sore throat. What am I offered?

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BACKSTAGE IN CHICAGO Virginia Verrill sings for Dog - Housers; playbill of "Mary Marlin" presented

BY DON MOORE

CHICAGO.- Verrilly, the dog -house dwellers shall be rewarded. And so

shall all the listeners to the program. "Uncle Walter's Dog House." They shall be rewarded with the sympathetic and sultry crooning of Virginia Verrill, blues singer with high honors and low voice, bewitching green eyes and Myrna Loy nose. "Vee." who has a

twenty -third birthday coming up this Monday (if it isn't a secret). is the great - great -great -niece of George Washing- ton. She was the movie voice- double of several feminine stars, including Bar-

bara Stanwyck. She has been heard on the air in "Show Boat," Jack Haley's "Wonder Show" and other well -known programs.

Mike Meanderings Smilin' Ed McConnell says it he gets

much heavier he'll be behind the 238 - ball ... Lee Young, Bill Evans in "Road of Life," says he's getting younger all the time, since he played a Santa Claus with a beard fifteen years ago and now does hero roles . . . During the last week of his long run as emcee and orchestra- leader at the Old Heidelberg restaurant, Bruce Kamman (Prof. Kalten- meyer) reversed the usual procedure and took pictures of the audience, giving away pictures of his subjects . . .

It was Rudolph Valentino who first suggested to Mike Romano (Dr. John in "Girl Alone") that he'd go farther acting before a movie camera than before a jury, so Mike gave up the bar for movies and then stepped beyond Val - entino's suggestion into radio.

As far as June Travis (Stormy in "Girl Alone ") knows, the closest any of her family came to having a theatrical background was when they shot her father out of a cannon across a stage. Maybe that's why they call June a

"bombshell beauty"! ... Those dusky four horsemen of horseplay and harmony called the Vagabonds are Ray Grant, Sr., bass; Norval Taborn, baritone; John Jordan, second tenor, and Robert O'Neill, first tenor ... Ed Pren- tiss (Ned Holden in "Guiding Light ") is a candidate for membership in the Polar Bears, club of year -round swim- mers; he takes a daily dip in Lake Michigan.

Keeping Up with - The Wayne King program announcers.

That's the new radio game -but it isn't so much fun to the producers. Through

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confusion David Ross and Franklyn MacCor- mack were both contracted for the important job of blending voice and narration into the King style of music. Ross doesn't like to travel from New York, but he did the first show. For the second one he was said to be sick. John Mc- Cormick announced and Franklyn MacCormack (poetry- reading special- ist) set up a word -background for some of the music. For the third program Ross announced, Franklyn MacCormack again set a poetry scene. Meanwhile the agents had offered to pay Mac - Cormack's contract off, and Mac, good sport that he is, declined the "unearned" money, so they put him to work temporarily announcing and reading poetry for Wayne King's sustaining programs from the Drake Hotel, where his popularity made if seem im- perative that he be on the commercial show, too. What will happen next? Tune in next week and lind out.

-.r.« albi. Figure streamlining through mechanical exercise is all play, no work, to songstress Virginia Verrill, Chicago star who croons on "Uncle Walter's Dog House" (NBC, Tues. nights). Virginia was formerly movie voice double for Barbara Stanwyck

Snooping in the Mail -Bag

It must be a big compliment to an actor's ability when listeners actually think of him or her as the character portrayed rather than by the actor's real name. Here's one of the most strik- ing examples of that phenomenon. Hugh Studebaker recently received a

letter addressed to Dr. Robert Graham, the name of the character he plays in "Bachelor's Children." The only address on the envelope was Chicago, Ill. It went first to the only Dr. Robert Graham listed in the Chicago directory. His wife must be a serial listener, for the letter was sent back to the post -

office marked "Try WGN." Thus it reached Studebaker. It was from an eighty -year -old lady in St. Joseph, Mich. If she reads this item, she will know that the reason she has not received a reply from "Dr. Graham" is that she forgot to sign her name. Come to think of it, I usually think of Hugh

as Silly Watson or Abraham Lincoln myself.

A lady in South Carolina made a

1939 New Year's resolution to write lack Baker twelve letters a day this year, and thus far she has smashed precedent and kept the resolution. Vir- ginia ("Ma Perkins ") Payne corre- sponds regularly with other Virginia Paynes in Virginia, Minnesota, Indiana, Ohio and New Jersey. Garry Morfil has received mail bearing some outlandish variations of his name, some serious, others unserious - examples: Mulfnits, Morfgnats, Mousefat and Wharfrat.

Dramatis Personae Presenting the cast of one of the fa-

vorite serials, "The Story of Mary Mar- lin." And don't scratch out Joe Marlin's name. Poor Joe's still lost somewhere in Russia, but I've a hunch listener demand may find him again under the steppes or somewhere.

Mary Marlin Anne Seymour.

Joe Marlin- Robert Griffin. Frazer Mitchell -Phil Lord. Bunny Mitchell- Frances Carlon. Arnold -Arthur Kohl. Rufus Kane -Robert LaBelle. Eve Underwood -June Meredith. Robert Malloy -Karl Weber. Pater Hujaz- Arthur Peterson. "Never Fail" Hendricks Frank Dane. Oswald Ching -Bob Jellison. Ben Jamison -Bob Guilbert. Della Worthington- Kathryn Card. David Post -Carlton Brickert. Davey Marlin -Patti Willis. Timothy -Frank Pacelli. Author -Jane Crusinberry. Announcer -Bob Brown.

The Cast Turnover There are a flock of newcomers to

"Anne Thomas, Career Wife ": Cliff Soubier as Bill Baker, Jane Webb as Mary Thomas, Lester Damon as Mr. Stanton, Laurette Fillbrandt as Jane Meade, Michael Romano as Arnie Kel- ler, Sid Ellstrom as Mr. Dickenson and Betty Arnold as Peggy Steele.



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Typical of the new singer who dares America's Grace Moore learned how Gladys Swarthout, like Grace Moore. Albert Spalding long ago broke the to be American is Lawrence Tibbett to beat the European music racket refused to Italianize her real name European monopoly on violinists

LET'S BE PROUD OF AMERICANS

The author of this article is Dr. Sig- mund Spaeth, internationally known as the "Tune Detective." Through radio, motion pictures and magazine articles, he has long been a leader in the movement to popularize good music in Amer- ica. On this page, Dr. Spaeth brings the full authority of his position as president of the National Association of Corn - posers and Conductors to a frank discussion of the fight American artists are waging against domination by European music racketeers.- Editor.

IT IS a matter of patriotic pride with us that our motor cars, our radios, our factories and theaters and stores are

better and more efficient than those of any other country. We cry 'Buy American!" with a fervor that arises not alone from patriotism but from the honest conviction that when we do buy American goods we are getting the best value for our money. Why. then, should we look down our noses at the American composer and musician and singer?

There was a time when no American musician dared appear before a native audience without a European bill of artistic health. and this in spite of the fact that every real musician and critic knew that European engagements and favorable notices could be bought for a definite price, and generally were. In many cases the Americans had to change their names to give them a foreign flavor. Edward Johnson, now manager of the Metropolitan Opera Company, was told in Italy that he would either have to become a citizen or call himself Edoardo di Giovanni, and he accepted the latter as the sim- pler course.

Dick Bunnell became Richard Bon-

Dr. Sigmund Spaeth, famous humanizer and popularizer of music, explodes the old myth of European superiority in music

elli; Richard Martin changed his first name to Riccardo; Lilian Norton had to be disguised as Nordica: Lucy Hicken- looper of Cincinnati could be pardoned for turning a rather unfortunate name into Olga Samaroff, with a grandmother as an excuse; but even today Joseph Bentonelli likes to be reminded that he is really Joe Benton of Oklahoma. These are all, incidentally, top -notch artists who should have been successful under any name.

Lawrence Tibbett is generally pointed out as an outstanding American singer who made good. He had been singing splendidly at the Metropolitan Opera House, but with little prospect of getting out of the low- salaried class in which most of the American singers were kept by Manager Gatti -Casazza.

Tibbett's sudden leap into fame was the result of an unparalleled demonstration from an American audience when he sang the minor part of Ford in Verdi's Falstaff. There have been sweet things said and written about the generosity of Antonio Scotti, in the leading role, who brought Tibbett before the curtain and insisted that he accept the ovation that was clearly his.

IT IS time that pleasant falsehood was corrected. Scotti, like most foreign

artists, had not the slightest intention of giving credit to his American colleague. He hogged the stage and the bows until the audience became resentful and made it very clear that it was Tib- bett they wanted and not the aging Italian baritone. The American had gone to his dressing -room, and came down only when Gatti -Casazza, with very bad grace, commanded him to take a bow. When Tibbett was finally allowed to appear before the curtain.

there was not the slightest doubt that he had stolen the show.

It is a mistake also to credit Gatti -

Casazza with any sincere interest in American artists. He tolerated them as a necessary part of his business, just as he put on bad American operas in order to say that he had done his duty by the American public.

Today both American singers and instrumentalists are gradually making their way through sheer ability, although they still suffer from the tradition that a foreign accent, an unpro- nounceable name, "artistic temperament," and a hand -kissing manner are worth more at the box- office than great talent and thorough training. Albert Spalding demonstrated long ago that supreme violin -playing was not limited to the Russians, and he has remained a straightforward American gentleman in spite of his musical eminence. Rich- ard Crooks, John Charles Thomas and Nelson.Eddy have joined Tibbett in the select circle of he-man singers, "regular" in every way and still artists of the highest rank. Louise Homer. Geraldine Farrar and Mary Garden proved long ago that American girls could beat the European racket if they had the gifts and the courage combined, and today such younger singers as Grace Moore, Helen Jepson, Josephine Antoine and Gladys Swarthout are holding their own against all foreign competition.

It is the American composer, however, who faces the greatest problems in his own country. If he tries to write symphonies or operas or chamber - music, nobody will listen to him, so he is forced to find some other way of making a living. generally by teaching. His orchestral works get so few performances that neither the composer

nor the listener can find out how they really sound. When they are presented by one of the major orchestras, it is too often with insufficient rehearsal.

A noted composer summed up the situation when he had his players perform an American work practically at sight. Asked why he did not give the composition adequate rehearsal, he said, with simple candor, "My audience knows the classics that I conduct; therefore I must be sure that they are played well. This new piece they do not know; therefore it does not matter how many mistakes are made."

ASINGLE concert performance is little better than no performance at

all. A fair appraisal is impossible, and critics write cautiously, without committing themselves. Even the greatest masters had to be played again and again before they became popular. Why should the unknown American composer be asked to pass a test that Beethoven himself might not have sur- vived? Why, moreover, must he always be compared with the greatest of foreign composers instead of the average?

Our serious music -lovers could learn a practical lesson from Tin Pan Alley. There nobody worries too much about esthetic standards. The one and only question asked concerning a popular song is "Does it sell ?" If it does, according to the Broadway music -publishers, it must be good.

Our native composers and interpre- ters are not inferior to the foreigners in ability or training or true personality. They merely know less about the in- trigue and the politics that long ago became European habits.

-Sigmund Spaeth.

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The March of Music Edited by LEONARD LIEBLING

II... An ampler Ether, a diviner Air ... "- Wordsworth

FORECAST //UNCLE" ERNEST SCHELLING

comes back on Saturday after a long absence to conduct the

Young People's Concerts of the New York Philharmonic. Although these are intended principally for children, they are just as valuable to adults who want to improve their knowledge of music.

A young French violinist, Zino Fran- cescatti, makes his debut Sunday, and on Wednesday the Indianapolis Sym- phony Orchestra begins a new series, again featuring one American work on each week's broadcast.

knows, wrote four overtures for his opera " Fidelio." One bears the name of that work and the others are titled " Leonore" Nos. 1, 2 and 3. The reason for the various essays was Beethoven's fastidious sense of artistic correctness. He kept on trying in this case until he succeeded in making one of the overtures (No. 3) express the spirit of the libretto and its whole musical treatment, instead of merely stringing together some melodies from the score in the loose manner of many other operatic composers.

Leonore No. 1. least satisfactory of the quartet, was made for the revision of "Fidelio" when that unsuccessful opera had its second "premiere" at Vienna in 1807.

The Seventh Symphony has been so variously explained by the commentators

Favorite soprano of many radio programs in the past. Genevieve Rowe is currently soloist on the "Bach Cantata Series." This broadcast. a regular classical music feature of the M BS network. is heard on Sunday nights

Saturday, November 18

Young People's Concert. CBS. The New York Philharmonic Orchestra, Ernest Schelling, conductor. The subject of this season's series is "form," and the first concert will introduce old songs and dances.- Overture to "M. de Pourceaugnac" (Lully), Song "Amer- ica," Traditional French Song and Dance, The Carman's Whistle (Byrd), Balletta con Gagliarda (Caroso -Res- pighi), Saltarello et Canario (Caroso- Respighi), Bergamasque (Caroso -Res- pighi), Toccata (Scarlatti), Fugato on a Well -Known Theme (Robert Mc- Bride), First Movement "Jupiter" Symphony (Mozart).

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Eastman School Symphony Orchestra, NBC. Dr. Howard Hanson, conductor. "Firebird" Suite (Stravinsky).

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Symphonic Strings, MBS. Alfred Wal- lenstein, conductor. Concerto Grosso in G Minor (Vivaldi -Miaskowski), Charter House Suite (Williams).

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NBC Symphony Orchestra, NBC. Ar- turo Toscanini, conductor. Beethoven Cycle. Leonore Overture No. I, Sym- phony No. 7, Symphony No. 8.

Beethoven. as nearly every music -lover

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(including Berlioz. Wagner, Rolland. d'Indy, etc.) that one gets dizzy trying to follow them. The best plan. it seems to me, is to heed Beethoven's own angry remark when he heard some of the "stories" his contemporaries attached to the Seventh: "If expositions were necessary. they should be confined to char- acterization of the composition in general terms, which could easily be done by any educated musician." My own ac- ceptation is the thought of d'Indy: that the Seventh belongs to Beethoven's second period of his career (1801 -15i, when his soul seemed most impregnated with love of woman. of nature, of country.

Number 8 Is direct utterance mainly of light moods. some roughly humorous and even boisterous. For sheer beauty, hardly anything symphonic exceeds this score: thus the beatific allegretto. the graceful minuet with its lyrical trio. and the serene appeal of the second subject in the finale.

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Sunday, November 19

Radio City Music Hall of the Air, NBC. Erno Rapee, conductor. Rosemarie Brancato, soprano; Henrietta Schu- mann, pianist. Overture to "Sakun- tala" (Goldmark), Rhapsody on a Theme by Paganini for Piano and Or- chestra (Rachmaninofl), Overture to "Die Fledermaus" (Strauss).

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Perole String Quartet, MBS. Quartet in B Flat (Beethoven).

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String Symphony, NBC. Dr. Frank Black, conductor. Sonata, Opus 31, No. 3 (Beethoven -Black), Little Fugue in A Minor (Bach -Black).

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So You Think You Know Music, CBS. Music Quiz; Ted Cott, master of ceremonies; Leonard Liebling, judge. Guests.

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New York Philharmonic Orchestra, CBS. John Barbirulli, conductor; Zino Francescatti, violinist. Suite in E Ma- jor for Strings (Arthur Foote), the Or- chestra; Violin Concerto in D Major (Paganini), Zino Francescatti and Or- chestra; Symphony No. 2 (Brahms), the Orchestra.

Born in Salem. Mass., Arthur Foote 41853- 1937), contemporaneous with Mac - Duaell. compo>:ed in the romantic. me- lodious and polished manner of his period. For a long while his chamber and orchestral music figured prominently on the best programs. He was honored by Harvard with an M. A. degree.

Paganini's D Major concerto is rather light in substance, as concertos go. but puts the violin through all its paces and offers also sonic graceful lyric episodes. Zino Francescatti, a young player popular abroad, is making his American debut on this occasion.

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Metropolitan Auditions of the Air, NBC. Metropolitan Opera House try- outs; Milton Cross, master of ceremonies; Wilfred Pelletier, conductor. Anna Steck, coloratura of Brooklyn, New York and David Elwyn, baritone of Los Angeles, California, contestants.

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New Friends of Music Concert, NBC. Budapest String Quartet; William Primrose, viola; members of the New Friends of Music Orchestra. Viola Quintet in C Major, Opus 29 (Bee- thoven), Viola Quintet in B Flat (K. 174) (Mozart), Serenade for Winds in E Flat (K. 375) (Mozart). .

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Bach Cantata Series, M BS. Alfred Wallenstein, conductor; Genevieve Rowe, soprano; Mary Hopple, contralto; William Hain, tenor; Raoul Na- deau, baritone. Cantata No. 116.

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Ford Sunday Evening Hour, CBS. The Detroit Symphony Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, conductor; Lawrence Tib- bett, baritone. introduction and Dance from "La Vida Breve" (De Falla), the Orchestra; Defend, O Heaven from "Theodora" (Handel), Lawrence Tib- bett and Orchestra; Opening Chorus frani "The Bartered Bride" (Smetana), Chorus; Cake Walk from Symphony No. 3 (MacDonald), the Orchestra; On the Road to Mandalay (Speaks). Law- rence Tibbett and Chorus; Pizzicato - Polka (Stix- Ormandy), the Orchestra; Among the Living (Malotte), Thank God for All These (Russel), Lawrence Tibbett and Orchestra; Overture to "The Gypsy Baron" (Strauss), the Or- chestra; Not Alone for Mighty Power (Merrill), Lawrence Tibbett, Orches- tra, Chorus and audience.

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American Art Quartet, NBC. Beetho- ven Cycle Quartet in F Major, Opus 59, No. I.

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Monday, November 20 The Voice of Firestone, NBC. Alfred Wallenstein, c o n d u c t o r; Richard Crooks, tenor. Dance of the Come- dians from the "The Bartered Bride"

(Smetana), Orchestra; Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms (Moore), Richard Crooks: Farandole from "L'Arlesienne" (Bizet). Ah, Moon of My Delight (Lehmann), Spanish Serenade ( Carnevali), Richard Crooks; Slavonic Dance (Dvorak), the Orches- tra; Mother o' Afine (Tours), Richard Crooks.

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Rochester Civic Orchestra, NBC. Guy Fraser Harrison, conductor. Overture to "The Marriage of Figaro" (Mozart), Afternoon of a Faun (Debussy), "The Gods Go A- Begging" (Handel).

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Curtis Institute of Music, CBS. Curtis Symphony Orchestra, Fritz Reiner, conductor. Prelude in E Major (Pick - Mangiagalli), Symphony No. 95 in C Minor (Haydn).

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Tuesday, November 21 American School of the Air, CBS. American folk -music. Commissioned works.

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Mozart Concerto Series, MBS. Alfred Wallenstein, conductor. Nadia Reisen- berg and Milton Kaye, pianists; Two - Piano Concerto in E Flat (K. 365).

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Wednesday, November 22

Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, CBS. Fabien Sevitzky, conductor. Fanfare (Dubensky), Overture "Russ- ian and Ludmilla" (Glinka), California (Converse), Marche Slave (Tschai- kowsky).

Arcady Dubensky, although born in Russia 41890), is now a New York dweller (violinist in the Philharmonic) and an ardent American. He loves to compose in odd forms and combinations, as witness his "Fugue for Eighteen Violins," "Suite for Nine Flutes," "Caprice for Piccolo -Flute" and "Romance with Dou- ble Bass." The "Fanfare" is a cere- monial proclamation fittingly opening the new season of the Indianapolis sym- phonists.

Frederick S. Converse (born Newton. Mass.. 18711 has created numerous works of magnitude. including symphonic scores, a violin concerto and the opera "The Pipe of Desire" premiered at the Metropolitan in 1910.

"California." subtitled "Festival Scenes," dates from 1928. It is tuneful and flowing music. easily associated by the hearer -with the character and scenery I perhaps even the climate) of the Golden State. The composition takes about fifteen minutes to perform.

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Rosemarie Brancato. soprano, will be heard as guest soloist of "Radio City Music Hall" on Sunday, NBC



Of Several Things By Leonard Liebling

AS READERS of this department are aware, RADIO GUIDE recently conducted a poll, sponsored by

the interesting Sunday afternoon program "So You Think You Know Music," in order to determine which now-living composer might, in the estimation of the voters, still be performed one hundred years from now.

It is a pleasure to report that our clientele came through generously with votes, sent to RADIO GUIDE, CBS and the program's master of ceremonies, Ted Cott. The result of the poll put Si- belius on top, and in the order following, Richard Strauss, Rachmaninoff, Stravinsky, Paderewski, Deems Taylor, Shostakovich, Prokofieff, Kreisler, and Weinberger and Jerome Kern tied for tenth place. Then came E n e s c o, Vaughan -Williams, Grainger and a long list of others.

The result is not much of a surprise, except in the case of Paderewski, for while he wrote much lovely music (including a symphony and an opera) it has not been heard much in recent years - of course always excepting his pretty little minuet. Then, too, it is astonish- ing that only Jerome Kern and Deems Taylor were placed high of the Amer- ican composers. Others further down the list were Hanson, Arthur Berg, Roy Harris, Copland, Ives, Still, Carpenter, Cadman, Kelley, Friml, Romberg, Dam - rosch, Berlin, Oley Speaks. A few gallant voters included the ladies -Mrs. H. H. A. Beach, Mana -Zucca, Chamin- ade, Carrie Jacobs Bond.

Three composers whose work I have never had the privilege of hearing or hearing about put themselves on the ballot slips. One wrote underneath, "I can afford to wait."

Humor crept in too when a voter remarked of one of his candidates: "I name Shostakovich for one hundred years more of immortality -if Stalin doesn't get him first." Another selected Harry Armstrong "for his 'Sweet Ade- line' -with or without gurgling accom- paniment."

The editor of the March of Music now serves as the permanent judge on "So You Think You Know Music."

RADIO GUIDE has had many letters of late months complaining that inland

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communities are being deprived of good music on the air through the in- difference of local stations and sponsors and the poor reception attendant on the best programs of the large networks. The correspondents have been advised that the present paragraph would be published but that the most effective remedy might be for them to write direct to the offenders.

A lady writes that if all RADIO GUIDE'S musical readers would promise the Vic- tor people to buy the nine symphonies of Beethoven, led by Toscanini. that corporation might have him make them. As it is, he has phonographed only two or three of those works.

Speaking Up By V. Vidal

THE other night, about eleven o'clock, I suddenly felt the need for a little soft music; nothing too in-

tellectual, nothing I had to pay much attention to, but something to serve as a nice, sentimental, soothing background to my thoughts and my book. I switched on the radio, turned the dial from station to station. One after the other they greeted me with blasts of swing . . . good swing, I'll admit, but swing. And I didn't want swing just at that moment. I hunted around until I located just such a program as I wanted ... and found that it came from a small local station. The networks had evidently entered into a conspiracy to broadcast as much dance music as they possibly could from eleven o'clock on.

With the latest RADIO GUIDE in front of me, I went into the subject a little more thoroughly. I patiently counted an average of eleven dance bands broadcasting every night after eleven on the three major networks . . . Co- lumbia, Mutual and NBC. With the exception of brief breaks for news bulletins, they blared happily on until long after midnight.

Now, mind you, I haven't a thing against swing bands. I like to shake a leg myself now and again. But nobody can convince me that 120,000,000 Americans spend every night after eleven jitterbugging. It just isn't logi- cal. We may be a little mad about some things. but we can't have reached that stage. Yet, according to the networks, we have. And so all the nice, quiet people like you and me and the Smiths down the street have eleven dance bands crammed down their ears every night of the year.

A few years ago, on NBC, there used to be a delightful program called the "Slumber Hour. " It was just the thing to listen to while darning socks or smoking a pipe over the evening paper. or just sprawling contentedly on the sofa after a hard day. It went on late at night, never presented anything to tax the intellect, and prepared one nicely for bed. Most of the music was of the "semi-classical" type, the orchestra was first -rate, and the announcements relaxingly brief. The hour was eventually shortened to half an hour and finally taken off the air altogether. And the strange thing is that NBC still gets hundreds of letters protesting its withdrawal and begging for its return.

That surely proves something. Why can't the networks follow the example of local stations and devote half an hour late at night to the "Slumber Hour" type of program?

Men E3ehínd the Music This Week: NIILTON CROSS

AKE up, America! Time to stump the experts . . . This is Milton Cross speaking to

you from Box 44 at the Metropolitan Opera House . . It's RCA all the way ..."

What radio listener hasn't heard at

least one if not all of those now familiar slogans. delivered in a deep, throaty. compelling voice, with no nonsense about it? Whether he's extolling the manifold delights of ginger ale or wringing your heart with the sad tale of "Tristan," the outstanding qualities of Milton Cross' announcing are his obvious and convincing sincerity, his

cubby -hole in the Westinghouse plant near Newark. The station directors were so bowled over at having a real musician show some interest in radic that they snapped him up at once. He put on song recitals for a few months. and then when the station rose to the dignity of having two announcers he became the second one. They must have known they had a good thing in Cross, because they've hung on to him ever since. He became more and more interested in announcing and its possibilities, and finally made it his paramount work. One of the first to realize just what a fine art could be made of it,

Big, husky Milton Cross (I.) loves nothing better than to talk about music in radio. Saturday, Dec. 2, he'll be heard again describing the action of the season's first Metropolitan Opera broadcast. Above: With him, Charles Lyon

enjoyment, and the belief he gives you of having a message of gravest impor- tance to impart to you and you alone.

However, it's in his musical broadcasts that he really goes to town, although no announcer in the business has been on as many of them as Cross. His voice still takes on a tinge of rev- erence, almost of awe, as he solemnly introduces the Saturday opera broadcasts. One feels that each moment he spends in Box 44 is one of absolute satisfaction. His pride in the opera house and the artists is almost paternal.

To be able to broadcast opera to millions of people is still a very real privilege to him. Although in point of service the second oldest man in radio, he's probably the least hard -boiled in the profession. Radio is still the marvelous, miraculous invention it was the first time he put on a pair of tight ear- phones in 1920 and heard queer squeaks and splutters punctuated by brief gusts of music. Cross, a New Yorker, was studying at the Institute of Musical Art in New York to become a

school music -supervisor and training a

tenor voice at the same time. A friend persuaded him to try out for a singing job with the infant WJZ, then just a

Cross developed as an announcer until in 1929 he was awarded the gold medal for diction by the American Academy of Arts and Letters.

Big, husky, over six feet tall, with kind eyes behind rimless glasses, nothing pleases him more than to talk about music in radio. He still sings for his own pleasure, accompanied by his wife, formerly assistant organist at the First Presbyterian Church in New York. They live a very retiring life, especially since the tragic death of their eight - year -old daughter several years ago.

He prepares most of the scripts for his music programs himself, and none more devotedly than those for the opera performances. He spends long hours of research in the library and makes it a point to know all the artists well, so he can talk about them with first -hand knowledge. As a result of his sincere interest and boundless enthusiasm, he has made himself practically synonymous with the opera broadcasts, and this writer, for one, could not imagine Saturday afternoons without the familiar "This is Milton Cross speaking from Box 44 at the Met- ropolitan Opera House."

-Leonard Liebling.

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HOW TO BE

POOR ON $2,000 A WEEK

Sally's salary is not 51,750 a week. after all. At best, her contract will keep her working only thirty -nine weeks out of the year. For the program will un doubtedly be yanked off for the summer, leaving Sally to do her sun -bath- ing sans a pay -check. Therefore .. .

Enforced vacation brings Sally's salary to about S1.310 a week.

Then Sally's agent nicks off ten percent every week she works. He got her the job. He rates it.

Item No. 1: Agent's commission. 5130. Income taxes, as now administered,

actually discriminate against the stars in a manner unparalleled in any other group of wage- earners. The stars get nicked more, per thousand of earnings, than anybody else.

A star is a delicate, complicated piece of machinery. When a piece of machinery wears down and shows signs of deteriorating. it is taken apart and repaired. When a star wears down and shows signs of deteriorating, her "repair job" is in the form of a change of scenery--a long, relaxed vacation.

"Such a vacation is nct a luxury." contends Ira Thomasen, business manager to Irene Rich, Nelson Eddy and other stars. "Once one of my clients wanted to buy a new car for S1,600. I

put my foot down. 'You can't afford it.' Then the next week I turned around and suggested to that same client, 'Here -here is S3,500. Go to Europe or Hawaii or Alaska -but go somewhere and forget everything and rest.' Now here's the difference. The car was a luxury the star could have gone without. The vacation was a necessity. She was overworked. Her voice was tired. She needed an overhauling. But it was not deductible on her income -tax form!"

Which brings us to: Item No. 2: Our heroine, not being

in the uppermost bracket, had to give only twenty -three percent of her salary to Uncle Sam, which slices off about S300 a week.

Item No. 3: Vacations, rest cures to get "rewound." Last year Sally went to Honolulu for ten days, spent several week -ends at Palm Springs. She was required by custom to stop at the best hotels and tip lavishly. It amounted to SI.300 or 525 a week.

The ubiquitous fellow who sold the Brooklyn Bridge to the farmer has nothing on the promoters whose sucker -

lists are made up of stars. To protect herself against these fakers, the present -day celebrity hires a business agent. His fee is anywhere from S200 a month and up-and he earns his money. Sally pays S200 a month, so for -

Item No. 4: Business manager, $50. The same sucker -list makes a lawyer

a necessary adjunct to Sally's menage. Let Sally look cross -eyed at a stranger

Frances Langford, high- salaried singing star of "Texaco Thea ter" (CBS. Wednesday night) could be the radio star whose case is presented in this story as that of Miss Sally HiNotes

WAS that a groan? Was that you squawking

about the unfairness of things that allows a radio star to earn S2,000 a week while you try to keep your piggie bank from looking anemic on a brave $30 per?

WelltiIII There are two sides to that story. Star salaries, like God's chilluns.

have wings. Ask Bing Crosby. Bing Crosby gets $3.500 each time he pushes Bob Burns around for Mr. Kraft, besides a hefty take -5135,000 -a picture. Yet:

"I had to borrow money to pay my

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first quarter's income tax." wails Bing. And Bing isn't in that fix because he

lights his Coronas with five -spot notes. either. Ask Martha Raye. Ask Irene Rich. Ask Parkyakarkas. Ask even the frugal Fibber McGee.

There's the case of our heroine, Sally Hi- Notes. There is a Sally Hi- Notes, but that's not the name we know her by. The girl wants her privacy.

Sally sings on a major Coast -to -Coast air show which blows in from Holly- wood. As co -star and chief audience draw, she rates $1,750 a week. But -ah -here's the first catch:

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Gloria Blondell (above), film - town novice, paid a modest $150 for her appendectomy, but-

Her famous sister Joan (r.) paid $1,500 for the same operation. Gloria is unknown, Joan a star



Read this startling story for facts

and figures on the unhappy fate

of a radio star's fat pay -check

By Helen Hover

and she will probably be slapped with an alienation - of - affections subpoena. Then Sally needs an attorney to take care of contracts and legal matters. She's let off easy with a 5100 monthly retainer's fee.

Item No. 5: Legal fees and expenses, S25.

An amazing psychological reaction sets in on the family of a star. Papa has been digging ditches for thirty years and thinking nothing of it. But as soon as daughter strikes it rich, he develops a sore back and a passion for the Hollywood Turf Club. Mama needs a maid, brother Jack quits the office and lands on sister's pay -roll as third assistant business manager. Either through bullying and whining, or legiti- mate family pride, the star, as de luxe breadwinner, assumes responsibility. Martha Raye once said: "When I play in a theater, my brother, father, mother. stepfather and in -laws are all at the box - office watching the 'take'!"

Sally takes care of a father, mother, sister, and helps out a married brother who is having tough sledding, besides an occasional cousin or two. She is frugal and they don't take advantage of her, but even at that -

Item No. 6: Family and dependents, S85.

And now we come to the most am- bitious of all expenditures, that odd thing we call "keeping face."

"Keeping face" means riding in a S3.000 car when you can get there in a Plymouth. It means going to pre- mieres and knocking crowds for a loop in an ermine when your black velvet wrap would keep you just as warm.

It means, as a starter-

Item No. 7: S35 a week for a press - agent.

It means, too, entertaining advertis- ing representatives, potential sponsors. visitors and the press. It means keeping your liquor cellar well filled and your larder full. Irene Rich has charge accounts at the Cafe Lamaze, the Brown Derby and other smart restaurants as a check on her entertainment expenses. One month her "eating" bill ran to 5350. Miss Rich weighs 128 pounds and drinks grape juice!

Item No. 8: Sally figures her entertainment expenses at, modestly, S35 a week.

Then, too, you can't deny human frailties. Girls and boys who earn big money easily develop greater ideas for living on the fat of the land. Sally Hi- Notes looks at her S1,750 check every week, and in spite of her business agent's admonition that only a fraction of it represents her real salary, she begins to like nice things. You can't fight it.

Item No. 9 is a whopper: Clothes, beauty shop, occasional masseuse, furs and remodeling, sundry purchases, over S5,000 a year, or about S100 a week.

"Keeping face" also means maintain- ing a house in exclusive Beverly Hills, Brentwood or Bel -Air. Irene Rich likes the rural life, has a ranch home in San Fernando Valley. But to "keep face" she also maintains a modern white -and- blue apartment in the expensive Sun- set Towers.

Sally has a modest seven -room home in Bel -Air. It hasn't a swimming -pool or a tennis -court, so it sets her back only $200 a month. Utilities run it up another $40.

Item No. 10: Rent and utilities, $60. She owns one car, a yellow Buick,

but keeps a service car in the garage for the servants. Depreciation, gas and oil, parking, insurance, etc., make for -

Item No. 11: Cars, S35. Because homes are large and enter-

taining is lavish and privacy is pre- cious, the servants are many, efficient -and discreet. Ergo! the best. Sally's cook and general housekeeper collects S90 a month: her chauffeur who doubles as house man rates S100; her personal maid, $65, and part -time gardener, $40. Her private secretary gets S30 a week. So her -

Item No. 12 includes: Servants, S73; secretary, S30.

And that doesn't take in their food! Her home food- bill -aside from her large dinners and parties covered in

-MSC .r.o,eoh Like other stars, Irene Rich (left) spends hundreds of dollars monthly "keeping face"

Sally HiNotes pays out eighty -five dollars of her weekly salary for the care of family and dependents. This is only a minor item in the budget of many radio and film stars, like songstress Martha Raye, above

the entertainment expense -is- Item No. 13: $60. When Community Chest time comes

around, the Hollywood celebrities are not asked how much they will give. They are told. As a rule, though, the stars come across with a week's salary. Sally donated a flat $1,000.

On top of everything are the various unions Sally must join before she is even allowed to work. She belongs to the American Federation of Radio Art- ists (5100 a year -S50 initiation), Screen Actors Guild (S30 per annum -S25 initiation) and AFA (S18 a year).

Item No. 14: Necessary charities and funds, union dues, etc., S30 a week.

Then there is insurance. Sally takes out heavy liability insurance, also finds health and accident insurance a necessity. There is the compensation insurance for her staff, insurance on her car, her home, her jewels and her furs. This nicks the punch -drunk salary for S750 a year.

Item No. 15: Insurance, S30. Prominent on Sally's business ex-

penses is the cost of her vocal arrangements. Sally's arranger also accom- panies her at private rehearsals. For this she struck a flat rate- -

Item No. 16: Arrangements and ac- companiments, $75.

She also continues her singing les- sons. Deanna Durbin pays Andre de Segurola S250 a week, but Sally's les- sons aren't as advanced. She gets by with -

Item No. 17: Vocal coach, S25.

Professional services usually repre- sent a "padded" expense. Joan Blon- dell's appendectomy cost her $1,500. Her sister, Gloria, had hers yanked for 5150. Joan shrugged off the discrep- ancy.

" "We earn more, so we pay

more. Sally was a pretty healthy girl last

year, so- Item No. 18: Medical and dental

care, $20. So here is what has happened to

Sally's S1,750- per -week salary: Agent's commission . . . . 5130 Federal and state tax . . . . 300 Vacations Business manager Legal expenses Family and dependents . .

Press -agent . . . .

Entertainment . .

Clothes, beauty, sundry purchases Rent and utilities Automobiles Household help Secretary Food Charities, union dues, etc. .

Insurance Arranger and accompanist Vocal coach Medical and dental care

25 50 25 85 35 35

100 60 35 73 30 60 30 30 75 25 20

Total expenses for week .$1223 Actual week's salary . . 1310

S87 left! And most people think that anyone

who becomes a radio star will, upon retirement, have a million dollars and a chalet in Switzerland. Haw!

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Kenny Baker, tenor of "Texaco Star Theater" (CBS, Wed.), and Da- vid Broekman (extreme r.). musical director of the same show, are honorary judges of Pop -Song Contest No. 9

IN ITS ninth big week now, the Na tional Song Search still offers new and unknown song -writers

their big chance to win fame and fortune. Incidentally, RADIO GUIDE publishes this week on Page 15 the story of one great American songwriter who broke into the song - writing game when he was still a S25 -a -week publicity man and errand boy. He wrote the lyrics for "Deep Purple" and his name is Mit- chell Parish. Read "America Sings His Songs" for a grand inspiration and get into Popular-Song Contest No. 9 today. Gene Bone -the Fourth Winner

Good news this week is for Gene Bone of Oakland, Calif., who receives the two- hundred -dollar first prize for his "Love Me Sooner Rather Than Later" entry in Pop - Song Contest No. 4. Contestants will note that winners of ten -dollar prizes and Honorable Mention awards are listed on this page for both Contests No. 3 and No. 4. To those who have not thus far entered the winner's circle, we suggest checking RADIO GUIDE'S weekly list of entries. The increasing number of entries has swamped headquarters temporarily, but every effort is being made to keep the list (see Page 45) up to date. Tune in Del Courtney Saturday

First three Song Search winners were premiered by Bob Crosby's orchestra. Beginning this week. maestro Del Courtney will do his best for three more winners. Listen to Courtney's Coast -to -Coast broadcast Saturday, November 18, over NBC at 5:30 p.m. EST; 4:30 p.m. CST; 3:30 p.m. MST; 2:30 p.m. PST.

FIRST -PRIZE WINNER OF POP CONTEST NO. 4

"Love Me Sooner Rather Than Later" By Gene Bone, 1501 98th Ave., Oakland, Calif.

Consolation Prizes of 510.00 (Contest No. 4)

Bob Keith, 8418 Elockbarn, Los Angeles, Calif. Composition: "I'd Do It All Over Aga n.

Ralph Federer, Bock, Recd d Wade Bldg., Morgantown, W. Vo. Composition: "Dancing Under the Starlight."

Virginia Ericson, Pipes /one, Minnesota.

Composition: "Sandman's Riding By."

Cecil C. Wilson, 710 Pendleton St.. Green- ville, S. C. Composition: "My Heaven Here Under the Sun."

Ann Brooke. 1228 Drake Ave., Burlingame, Calif. Composition: "You're Madly in Love Again.

Honorable Mentions (Contest No. 4) Mary V. Holstine, 706 _ S. Broadway.

Pittsburg, Kans. Composition: "Twilight En- chantment."

"Don" and Helen Vincent, 815 Prairie St., Vincennes, Ind. Composition: "He's Yoking Your Heart for a Ride."

Horold Gillis, Station KVIK. Atchison, Kans. Composition: "Little Red Riding Hood.

Evelyn Romaine, 1480 W. 33rd St., Indion apolis, Ind. Composition: "How About o Lit fie c /all."

Anton Rubenst, 2038 N. Beachwood Dr., Hollywood. Calif. Composition: "GUlly Con- science.

Edith Hammond, 703 S. Westnadge, Kola -

Aroo. Mich. Composition: "I've Puf a Ring

ound Rosie."

Consolation Prizes of $10.00 (Contest No. 3)

Connell Turpen. Red Key. Ind. Compose fion: "I'm Hopelessly in Love with You."

Lucille Luton, Jay Peterson, Earl Luton, 338 N. Third Ave., Phocnis, Aril. Composi- tion: "If You Cant Hove the One You Love.

Charles B. Hartley. Eon 24, Gaylordsvillo.

Conn Composition: "When Me and My Mary Go Round.

John Joy Payer. Mara Point Beach. Water- ford, Conn. Composition: "I Found the Sweetest Girl on Broadway.

Earl Smith. 208 W. Green St., Champaign, Ill. Composition: "Sweetest."

Honorable Mentions (Contest No. 3)

John Joy Payer. Mago Point Bench, Water- ford, Conn. Composition: "A Dreamy Coro -

lina Moon.'

8111 J. Williams. Dorothy Rea. Bor 238. Lawton, Okla. Composition: "Ring Around the Moon."

Carol Hannan. 5050 N. Sawyer Av., Chi- cago. III. Composition: "SkyLorking."

Stephen McNeil, 1767 Union Sf. , Son Fran- cisco, Calif. Composition: "There Never Was a Dream Like You.

Steve Eisenhuf, Oliver, B. C., Can. Com- position: "Darling, Just You."

Will O'Dell. Killeen, Teas. Composition: "Little OldFashioned Hat."

-aas .o,ev.aph

Second Song Search winner, "I Want Just You" by Clyde Hunter, is already in sheet-music form (see reproduc- tion. center) and on sale at many music counters and Stores

Read These Rules Carefully 1. Contestants must live in the United States

or Canada. Anyone may enter the National Sung Search with the exception of employes or members of the families of employes of Radio Guide or the DavisSchwegler Company.

2. Entries must be addressed as follows: National Song Search Headq Radio Guide, 731 Plymouth Court. Chicago, Ill. No manuscripts will be returned unless accompanied by self -addressed stamped envelopes.

3. An entry must be written in ink (not pencil) on regularly ruled music copying paper. It may be a full piano arrangement or a simple melody. Words will not he considered in judging.

4. No correspondence can be entered into by either Radio Guide or Davis Schwegler re- gardin,g individual contributions.

S. Contestants may enter any or all contests. Winning any contest prize does not dis- qualify for other contest prizes. Contestants wishing to enter the same composition in differ ens weekly popular song contests may do so but must make separate submissions in each case.

6. The name and address of contestant must be written in ink or typed in the top margin of page one of each entry submitted. The name of the contest and the number (if entry is in Popular -Song Contest) must also be written in ink or typed on page one.

7. A contestant may submit as many entries for any single contest as he may wish -nd may win more than one prize provided his en tries merit such consideration.

8. Each entry shall be judged solely on its musical merit. Judges will be the editorial boards of Radio Guide and Davis S- hwegler. Contestants, by entering the Cont. agree that the decisions of the judges shall be final

9. The prizes awarded winners of each contest are Identical, namely. the songwriter whose song is selected by the judges as beat in each contest will receive: (a) $200 in cash; (b) The standard song -writers' contract with Davis Schwegler, music publishers. providing for standard royalties on sheet music and other sales; (c) His song will be published and dis tributed through Davia.Schwegler outlets: (d) His song will be recorded and phonograph records offered for sale through regular D -S outlets; (e) His song will be electrically Iran scribed and placed in the regular Davis- Schweg der library service to more than 200 radio stations. One dozen pieces of sheet music. two records, and one electrical transcription will be given free to the songwriter. The next five songs selected by the judges as being most worthy will win for their writers the sum of 310.00 each. The next six songs selected by the ,judges will be given Honorable Mention Certificates.

10. Hymn or sacred music contest entries must be mailed before midnight of Saturday. December 30.

Semi classical number contest entries must be mailed before midnight of Saturday, Jan uary 6, 1940

Popular.Song Contest No. 9 (this is the ninth of a series of 13 weekly con ) entries must be mailed before midnight of Satur- day. November 25. 1939. Winners will be announced as soon as possible. In case of ties. duplicate prizes will be awarded.

THREE 1316

A Hymn Contest To find a great, new American

hymn or sacred number. Example: "Rock of Ages," "The Old Rugged Cross." All entries must be mailed before midnight of December 30.

A Semi -Classical Number Contest

To discover a fine, new American semi -classical number for voice. Ex- ample: "Trees," "Indian Love Call," "Sylvia." All entries must be mailed before midnight of January 6.

CONTESTS A Pop -Song Contest. No. 9

To find a new, popular, singable, danceable song. All entries must be mailed before midnight, Nov. 25.

A New Contest Every Week

For the next four weeks, we plan to find and have published four other new American popular songs. Each week will offer a brand -new pop - song contest and a brand -new chance to win fame and fortune.

PRIZES The greatest first prize ever of-

fered an unknown song writer. The winner of each contest will

receive . . .

1. $200.00 in cash.

2. The regular songwriters' contract with the great Los Angeles musicpublishing firm, Davis- Schwegler, providing for royalties on all sheet music and other sales.

3. Immediate publication and dis- tribution as sheet music.

4. Immediate recording and distri- bution as phonograph record.

5. Inclusion of the winning song in regular Davis - Schwegler Libra- ry Service to Radio Stations from Coast to Coast.

Consolation Prizes The next five song - writers selected

will receive $10.00 each in cash

Honorable Mentions The next six song - writers will be

given Honorable Mention Cer- tificates.

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AMERICA SINGS I-115

SONGS

A Bronx bailiff pens

"Stardust" and "Deep

Purple " -radio's most

romantic song hits

AMERICA, being a nation that likes to sing, bought more than a million copies of Mitchell Par-

ish's songs during 1939. That's a higher mark than any other

writer of popular lyrics has attained in half a decade. Among the numbers which go to make up that staggering total for the year are a few little ditties with titles like "Deep Purple," "Moon- light Serenade," "Lilacs in the Rain" and "The Lamp Is Low."

Maybe you've heard some of them? Maybe, unless you're totally deaf, you've heard all of them a thousand times -hummed, whistled, sung wher- ever you went. "Deep Purple" alone sold half a million copies, has probably been played two million times on the air.

What's more likely is that you never heard of Mitchell Parish, the tall, thin gentleman who penned the lyrics for these highly romantic numbers. His profits for the year will come close to $50,000. That should make him an individual of considerable independence, probably living in a penthouse high above New York and surrounded by a bevy of Broadway's brightest personalities.

You think so? Mitchell Parish travels to work every

morning on the subway. He lives in a Bronx flat with his wife and two children. Mitchell Parish owns no preten- tious office with a glass- topped desk and high -speed secretary. Instead, he wears a uniform and carries a gun.

The man who created such sheer beauty as "when the deep purple falls over sleepy garden walls" is a bailiff in a New York City courtroom. He tells people to rise and to sit down when

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Tall, thin Mitchell Parish earns $50,000 a year writing songs but shuns the bright lights where they are sung

the judge enters the courtroom. This has been going on now for five years!

It's an amazing story of topsy -turvy success -success which "Mike" Parish refuses to believe is really his. Often he worries that his contract with the Robbins Music Corporation, which has published many of his hits, may not be renewed.

A glance down Tin Pan Alley, one of the most unpredictable thorough- fares to success in the universe, finds the handiwork of Parish in the consist- ent glow of popular favor. Take, for example, "Stardust," a selection whose longevity entitles it to the rank of a classic. Mike Parish wrote the words. The ethereal grace and silvery illusion of "Stardust" has made it a priceless possession in the memory of lovers without number. But always the name of Hoagy Carmichael has been associated with the song. The music is his, for he wrote "Stardust" as an instru- mental selection in the late 1920's. It was two or three years before Parish undertook to add the lyrics. The re- vivified version rocketed to international fame.

Mike Parish counts among his other ventures "Hands Across the Table," "Stairway to the Stars," "Organ Grind- er's Swing," "The Moon Is a Silver Dollar" and "It's Wonderful." Actually, he has little flair for music, combining only a knowledge of its rudiments with deep poetic feeling. He plays no instrument, never intended to break into the song -writing game.

Despite journalistic ambitions, Mike drifted from the staff of a trade publication to a clerkship at a hospital. Here it was that he became acquainted with a famous music -publisher. Some of his

biggest hits were written while holding down a S25 -a -week job as publicity man and errand boy. He sold lyrics outright with no thought to future royalties. He let other composers put their names on his creations. Then, for three years, he sold no songs at all and finally took a job as court bailiff. Music -publishers who were too busy to see Mike Parish during that time would now give their back molars to have him under contract.

There has never been much roman- ticism in this song -writer's life, although his lyrics remain consistently the most romantic you'll hear on your loudspeaker. The feeling, the delicate pastel -

like pictures which he draws -all come, say his friends, "from the heart." What they mean is that Mike Parish is a fiend for poetry. He devours Keats, Shelley. Tennyson and all the other masters who made music with words. Little phrases he finds in their verse get him started on lyric ideas. Mike has a note -book full of potential song notions.

r"MOONLIGHT SERENADE" started out to be "The Wind in the

Trees," based upon the soft sigh of a breeze he had heard rustling through summer tree -tops. The latest opus, which his publishers hope will pass 100,000 copies before 1939 ends, is called "The Starlit Hour" and of the same vintage as "Lilacs in the Rain." Parish wrote them both last summer. The music for another of his hits, -Stair- way to the Stars," was originally known as "Park Avenue Fantasy." He didn't like that, so when the number appeared it was with the ecstatic suggestion, "Let's build a stairway to the stars."

Many of his numbers are written with composer Peter de Rose, who was re-

cently commissioned by Meredith Will- son to prepare the "typical American waltz." There are no illusions about Parish as a starry -eyed dreamer. De Rose tells the story of a visit which he and music -publisher Jack Robbins once made with Parish to hear Glenn Miller at the Glen Island Casino. It was a gala evening, and Robbins had just traded exclusive rights for "The Starlit Hour" to Miller for permission to publish "Moonlight Serenade," then being used exclusively by this bandleader. They sat near the orchestra at one of the best tables in the house. The band blared out, wine flowed, everyone was feeling on top of the world. Finally somebody happened to glance at Parish. He'd fallen fast asleep.

That's the contradictory thing about this gentleman who wrote "Deep Pur- ple." Out of his prosaic background and existence he weaves exquisite lines which capture a nation's romantic fancies. But he lives without dash, without flourish. He spurns the high tempo of New York's shinier society. You won't see him in the frenzy of the theatrical whirlpool nor idolized amid the suave sophistication of glamour girls and boys.

Maybe that's the answer to his success. When Mitchell Parish writes songs they're not aimed at the ap- plause of cafe society. Instead, he dips down into his own poetic heart and blends the fundamental elements of romance, tenderness and pure beauty with no stigma of affectation. It's a universal language from El Paso to Bangor.

And America, being a nation that likes to sing, sings his songs with sincere enthusiasm. -Dick Dorrance.

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War News from Europe DAILY PROGRAMS IN ENGLISH

Morning EST CST CITY STATION DIAL

4:00 a.m. 3:00 a.m. London GSB 9.51 6:00 a.m. 5:00 a.m. Pans TPB3 17.85 6:30 a.m. 5:30 a.m. London GSG 17.79

GSJ 21.53 8:15 a.m. 7:15 a.m. London GSG 17.79

21.53 8:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20

10:55 a.m. 9:55 a.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. London GSG 17.79

GSJ 21.53 Afternoon

12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. London GSI 15.26 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon Berlin DJ L 15.11 1:18 p.m. 12:18 p.m. Rome 2R04 11.81 2:00 p.m 1:00 p.m. London GS! 15.26

SSG 17.79 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Berlin DJL 15.11 3:50 p.m. 2:50 p.m. London GSP 15.31

GSF 15.14 4:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m. Berlin DXB 9.61 4:45 p.m. 3:45 p.m. London GSP 15.31

GSF 15.14 Evening

6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77 DXB 9.61

6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. London GSD 11.75 GSB 9.51

6:45 p.m. 5:45 p.m. Berlin DX8 9.61 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Moscow RNE 12.00

RAN 9.60 7:25 p.m. 6:25 p.m. Berlin DXB 9.61 (ex. SaL) (ex. Sat.) 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Budapest HAT4 9.125 (ex. Sat.) (ex. Sat.) 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Rome 2R03 9.63

2R04 11.81 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. London G58 9.51

GSD 11.75 7:45 p.m. 6:45 p.m. Madrid EAQ 9.86 8:03 p.m. 7:03 p.m. Paris Paris 9.68

Mondial 11.885 8:15 p.m. 7:15 p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77

DXB 9.61 9:45 p.m. 8:45 p.m. London GSD 11.75

GSB 9.51 10:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Berlin DJ D 11.77

DXB 9.61 11 :00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. London GSB 9.51

GSC 9.58 11:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Paris Paris 9.68

Mondial 11.885 12:15 a.m. 11 :15 p.m. Paris Paris 9.68

Mondial 11.885 1:15 a.m. 12:15 a.m. London GSB 9.51 2:00 a.m. I :00 a.gn. Berlin DJN 9.54 3:00 a.m. 2:00 a.m. London GSB 9.51 3:00 a.m. 2:00 a.m. Moscow RV96 15.18

Daily Programs, Sat., Nov. 18, through Fri., Nov. 24

NOTE: Programs from warring countries subject to change without notice. Sne prop, I s.. dally at MO

wm.1,0w. tzzofi.oe..re ,Sd,cated

EST City Program Station 1 :30 a.m.- llsinking- English program from

Manchukuo for North America: MTCY (11.775)

6:15 a.m.-China-News (English): XGOY (11.90)

6:30 a.m.-Saigon-Noss (English): (11.78) 7:30 a.m.-Delhi, India - News (English) :

VUD2 (9.59) 7 :30 a.m. (ex. Sun.) - Melbourne - War news

from Australia: VLR (9.58) 7:45 a.m.- London -News (Italian) : GSG

(17.79) 8 a.m.- Berlin- Variety program: DJB (15.20) 8:30 a.m.-Tokyo-News (English): JZJ (1I20) 9a.m. -China -News (English): XGOY (11.90)

XPSA (7.01) 12 noon -Panama -International Hour: HP5G

111.781 12:45 p.m.- Guatemala- Marimba band: TGWA

(15.17) 3 p.m.- Rome -Evening concert with English

announcements: 2R06 (15.30) 2R04 (11.81) 3:15 p.m.- London -Talk about England in war

times: GSG (17.79) GSI (15.26) 4:15 p.m.- London -News (German) : GSP

(15.31) 5 p.m. (ex. Sun.) - New York City - News

(Polish, French. German, Italian): WCBX (11.83)

6:30 p.m.- Panama -News (English) : HP5A 111.7)

6:45 p.m.- London -News (French) : GSD (11.75)

6:45 p.m. -New York City -News (Spanish): wCBX (11.83)

7 p.m.- Moscow -News, talks and music: RAN (9.60) RNE (12) RV96 (6.03)

7 & 8 m.- London -News (Portuguese): GSD (11.75) GSB (9.51)

7 p.m. (ex. Sat)- Budapest- Program from Hun. scary for North America: HAT4 (9.125)

7 p.m.- Belgrade- Program for North America from Jugoslavia: YUG (15.24) YUE (11.74)

7:30 p.m.- Rome -"American Hour" for listeners in North America: 2R03 (9.63) 2R04 (11.81)

7:30 p.m.- Berlin -Interesting events of the day in recorded form: DJD (11.77) DXB (9.71)

7:45 p.m.- Madrid -Special North American pro. gram from Spain: EAQ (9.86)

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On Short Waves Edited by Charles A. Morrison

President. International DX'ers Alliance

You Can Tune In China FAR- EASTERN stations are best received from sunrise to about 8:00 or 9:00 a.m. EST. Almost all trans -Pa-

cific stations suffer from a peculiar "flutter" type of fading, which makes identification comparatively simple. Once tuned in properly, Asiatic stations will often build up amazingly in volume.

China's most interesting station has two calls, XGOY and XGOX. XGOY can be found on a frequency of 11.9 megacycles in the 25 -meter band (the 25 -meter band is probably a small thick line or dot identified as 25 M on your dial). Start tuning from the high - frequency side (nearest 12 megs) of the 25 -meter band and XGOY should be the first station you run onto. It operates from 5:30 to 7:20 a.m. for northeastern China and Siberia; from 7:20 to 7:35 a.m. for Japan; from 7:40 to 11:00 a.m. for south China and the South Seas; from 11:10 to 11:30 a.m. for the U.S.S.R.; from 2:00 to 4:20 p.m. for the Chinese press, and from 4:30 to 6:20 p.m. EST for listeners in Eu- rope. XGOY is best received in the United States from sunrise to about

9:00 a.m. Latest war -news bulletins in English are read by a charming young woman announcer at 6:15 and 9:00 a.m., the latter period preceded by the sounding of a series of soft chimes. A topical talk in English, given by a man, is often heard at 9:10 a.m. EST . . . XGOX (15.20). in the 19 -meter band, operates nightly from 9:00 to 10:40 p.m. EST, with antenna directed toward North America. The news bulletin in English is read at 9:50 p.m. EST. This transmission is heard fairly well in the West but poorly elsewhere. Each broadcast over XGOX -XGOY opens with the Chinese national anthem and closes down after the playing of the song in memory of Dr. Sun Yat -sen.

One other station broadcasts the Chinese national programs, namely, XPSA, a 10,000 -watter located at Kweiyang in Kweichow Province. XPSA, on an announced frequency of 6.976 but actually found nearer to 7.01 megs on your dial, operates daily from 5:30 to 11:10 a.m. and from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m. EST. The news in English is read at 9:00 a.m. EST.

FROM THE EUROPEAN ARENA: The London short-wave stations are now shifting to winter frequencies. All changes are announced over the air several days in advance. Variety. musical and dramatic features are again being heard on

the London programs. On Sundays at 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 and 10:00 p.m. EST, the highlights of

the following week's programs are broadcast . . .

DXB. one of the stations that broadcasts the

nightly Berlin program for United States listen ers. may be heard on either 9.61 or 9.71 megs

. . . Desmond Callan of Readville. Mass., writes that TAQ (15.195), Ankara. Turkey. is off the air. TAP (9.465) now operates weekdays from

5:30 to 7:00 a.m., Saturdays from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m., Sundays from 5:30 to 7:30 a.m. and daily from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. EST . . . A new

45.000 -watt short -wave station under construction at Ruysselede. Belgium, will operate on a frequency of 1185 megs. using the call DRY when completed . . . Rome's program directed to the middle and near East, daily from 10:0Q to 11:10

a.m. EST, is being heard with strong signals over 2R06 (15.30). News in English is given at 10:55

a in Berne. Switzerland's weekly program for the Orient. is now being radiated Fridays from 8:45 to 10:45 a.m. EST. over HBO (11.402)

In addition to its night broadcasts, RNE (12.001. Moscow. U.S.S.R., is now radiating afternoons from 3 to 6 p.m. EST.

YOU SHOULD HEAR THESE: Early Sunday morning, November 19. from 1 to 2 a.m. EST. an unusual program sponsored by the Spatari Radio Language League will be broadcast over TG2 (6.1951 of Guatemala City. Two commem-

oratise verification cards printed especially for the event and ten Spatari seals will be sent to each listener reporting the broadcast. In addition. as special prizes, sixty packages of Guate. mala coffee and postage sumps will be awarded. Tht Alma India Marimba Band will furnish the music. Baron Franz Gall will make announcements in Spatari, English. Spanish, German, Ital. tan and French . in celebration of the opening of the 1939 National Fair of Guatemala, three special programs will be broadcast direct from La

Aurora Park in Guatemala City, on Sunday, No- vember 19: At 10:00 a.m.. the football game for the National Championship; at 3:15 p.m., an eye- witness account of the horse -races, and at 7:15 p.m. EST. a band concert by the First Military Band of Guatemala. The first two broadcasts will be aired over TGWA on a frequency of 15.17 megs. the last one on a frequency of 9.685 megs.

THE NEWS IN GENERAL: YONG. now operating on a new frequency of 9.475 megs, is pro. viding greatly improved reception from New- foundland "The Ford Sunday Evening Hour," Sundays at 9 p.m. EST, is being rebroadcast by XEQQ (6.029) of Mexico City for the benefit of listeners in Latin America . . . COHI (6.46). Santa Clara. Cuba, is now one of the best -heard Latin stations ... According to the Newark News Radio Club, the Canadian government has re. served the following frequencies to be used for its proposed new 50.000-watt short -wave station: 6.06. 6.16. 9.63. 11.705, 15.19. 17.81. 21.71 and

25.62 megs . . . HJDE (6.15) of Medellin, Co. lombia, now using its new call. is being well heard.

8 p.m.- l'ans- Talks, plans. music and news for North America: (9.68 and 11.885)

8:15 p.m.- Tokyo -News (English): JZK (15.16) 8:30 p.m.- Paris -News (French): (9.68) 8:50 p.m.- Rome -News (Italian): 2R03 (9.63)

2ß04 (11.81) 2ß06 (15.30) 9 p.m. -China- Program in English for listeners

in North America: XGOX (15.20) 9 p.m.- Paris -News (Spanish) : (9.68 and

11.::5) 9 p.m.-London-News (Spanish): GSB (9.51) 9:30 p.m.- Denmark -Program for Danish listen-

ers in North America: OZF (9.52) 10 p.m.- Chile- Ameriean dance music and an.

nouncements in English: CBII80 (11.97) 10 p.m. (ex. Mon.) -Ecuador -Religious program

in English: HCJB (12.46) 12:03 a.m.-Tokyo-News (English): JZI (9.535)

Saturday, November 18 sept.' bredaar ea,l> w Daly erog,am. Mel. L

FI:45 p.m.- Boston- Football; Yale vs. Princeton: WRUW (15.13) WRUL (11.79)

5:45 p.m.- London -Talk. "London Log": GSP ( 15.31)

6:40 p.m.- Budapest -Gypsy band: HAT4 (9.125 )

8:15 p.m. -Ronge -Talk, "Enrico Caruso": 2R03 (9.63) 2R04 (11.81)

9 p.m.- Berlin- Letter in English to homeolks bark in Iowa: DJD (11.77) DXB (9.71)

12:30 a.m.-Nicaragua-DX program from Mans. gua dedicated to National Radio Club: YS3DG 113.90)

Sunday, November 19 re, pop bada dal ly .e Duly program. Mel. U 10 a.m.- Guatemala- Inauguration of National

Fair. 1939. at La Aurora Park. Broadcast of championship football ganse: TGWA (15.17)

10 a.m.-Latvia-DX program from Riga: YEW» (28.08)

1 p.m.- Vatican City -English talk and an nouncements: HVJ (15.12)

7 p.m.- Moscow -DX program dedicated to the International DX'ers Alliance: RV96 (6.03)

7:15 p.m.- Guatemala - Band concert: TGWA 19.685)

710 p.m.- Budapest -"Hello, America." Frac. ments from Budapest's big show in 1925: HAT4 (6.12)

7:45 p.m.- Rome-0 p e r a. "Vespri Siciliani": 2803 (9.63)

8:30 p.m.-Rome--Interviews in English with celebrities visiting Rome: 2R03 (9.63)

8:30 p.m.- Tokyo -English talk, "Japans Ness Cultural Enterprises in China ": JZK (15.16)

Important Short -Wave Stations

later/cycles or thousands of kilocycles shown) CBW7. Portugal 9.735 PHI, Holland 17.775 DJB. Germany 15.20 RAN. U.S.S.R. 9.60 DJD. " 11.77 RNE. " 12.00 DJL. 15.11 RV96. " 6.03. 15.18 DJN. 9.54 SDP. Sweden 11.705 DX8. 9.71. 9.61 SHT, " 15.155 EAQ. Spain 9.86 SPW. Poland 13.635 EIRE. Ireland 17.84 IOWA. Guatemala

9.595 9.685. 15.17 9.69 TG2. Guatemala 6.195 6.05 VK3ME. Australia 9.51 9.51 VLR. 9.58 9.58 WCAB, Philadelphia.

11.75 Pa. 6.08. 9.69. 21.52 11.68 WCBX. New York City 15.14 21.57. 15.27. 11.83 17.79 9.65. 6.06 21.47 WGEA. Schenectady. 15.28 N.Y. 21.50. 15.33. 9.55 21.58 WGEO. Schenectady. 15.18 N. Y. 9.53 15.31 WLWO. Cincinnati. 17.61 Ohio 6.06

WNB1. New York City 17.78

WPIT. Pittsburgh. Pa. 21.54. 15.21 11.87. 6.14

WRCA. New York City 9.67. 6.10

WRUL. Boston. Mus. 11.79, 6.04

WRUW. Boston, Mus. 11.73. 16.13

XEWW. Mexico 9.50 XGOX. China 15.20 XGOY. 11.90 YUE. Jugoslavia 11.74 YUG, 15.24 YVSRN. Venezuela 5.04 21103. Italy 9.63 2804. " 11.81 2R06. " 16.30 2809. 9.67

GRX. England GSA, " GSB. " GSC. GSD GSE. GSF. GSG. 08H. OSI. GSJ. GSO. OSP. GST. ' HAT4. Hungary HBL. Switzerland 9.34 HBO. 11.402 HPSA. Panama 11.70 HP5G. " 11.78 HVJ. Vatican City 15.12 JZI. Japan 9.535 JZ3. 11.50 JZK. " 16.16 ROE!. San Francisco.

Calif. 9.63. 15.33 LRX. Argentina 9.68 MTCY. Manchukuo

11.775 OLR4A. Bohemia 11.84 OZF. Denmark 9.52 OZH. " 15.32 PARIS MONDIAL.

France 9.68. 11.885 15.243

PCJ. Holland 9.59. 15.22

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12:45 p.m. (Mon.. Thurs., Fri.) -New York City -letters from everywhere: WNB1 (17.78)

7:15 p.m.- London -Talk, "Background to the News ": GSB (9.51) 5513 (11.75)

8 p.m. -Rio de Janeiro -Brazilian program for North America. with typical music, travel talks and news: PSH 00.22)

8:30 p.m.- Rome -Letters from Listeners in all parts of the world: 2R03 (9.63)

Tuesday, November 21 For . ,am. Weed. N .1. y w Dad> hoewees (Cal. I, 6:15 a.m. -French Indo.China- Reading of En-

glish letters: Radio Saigon (11.78) 5:45 p.m.- London -Talk, "In England Now" :

GSP (15.31) GSF (15.14) 7:15 p.m.-London-"Cards on the Table ": 55D

(11.75) GSB (9.51) 8:30 p.m.- Rome -English talk about the Italian

World's Fair of 1942: 2803 (9.63) 8:45 p.m.- Holland- Music. talk and humor in

English: PCJ (9.59) 9 p.m. (Tues.. Thurs.. Sat.) -Costa Rica-Infor-

mal English programs from the parlor of Amando Cespedes Marin: TI4NRH (9.69)

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6:30 a.m. -Melbourne -Mail Bag: VK3ME (9.51) 5:45 p.m.- Loudon -Talk. "Matters of Moment "

GSP (15.31) GSF (15.14) 7:45 p.m.- Berlin -Press Review in English:

DJD (11.77) DXR (9.71) 8:15 p.m.- Holland -Music and humor: PCJ

(9.59) 8:30 p.m.-Rome--Tourist notes in English

2R03 (9.63) 2R04 (11.81) 8:45 p.m.- Switzerland -Convert and variety pro-

gram for North America: HBL (9.34) 9 p.m. (Wed.. Sat.) -Costa Rin -English talks

about interesting spots in Costa Rica: TIPS (9.61)

11 :30 p.m.- London -Talk. "Matters of Moment "' GSB (9.51) GSC (9.58) GSD (11.75)

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4 p.m.- Boston -Interesting talks by young people of all nationalities: WRUL (11.79)

7:15 p.m.- London -Talk, "Background to the News': GSB (9.51) GSD (11.75)

7:40 p.m.- Rome -Italian Broadcasting Corp Symphony Orchestra: 2R03 (9.63) 2R04 (11.81)

7:40 p.m. - Budapest - Gypsy Band: HAT4 (9.125)

9 p.m.- Berlin -Letter in English to home folks back in Iowa: DJD (11.77) DXB (9.71)

12:40 a.m.- Tokyo -English talk, "Japan in War ": JZI (9.535)

Friday, November 24 Fp p,egram weadca1 clad> see Dads prpram. Mel. a1

4 p.m.- Buenos Aires -News and Brazilian mu. sic: LRA5 (17.83)

5:45 p.m.-London -Talk, "In England Now ": GSP (15.31) GSF (15.14)

7:45 p.m. - Rome - Guest Star Appearances: 2R03 (9.63) 2804 (11.81)

8:15 p.m -Rome -Talk in English about current events in Rome: 2R03 (9.63)

11:40 a.m. -Tokyo -Ban and His Tango Band: JZI (9.535)

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LISTENING TO LEARN "If radio can stimulate a person to look further into things, or if it can provoke a man to think -then it's an education, and you have a college in your living- room."

Background for Listening Hare are a few of the outstanding

public -service programs on the air this week. with helpful annotations regarding the specific subject to be treated in each:

Saturday, November 18

Art For Your Sake, NBC. Dramatiza- tions of the lives and works of great painters. Artist: Francois Boucher.

Francois Boucher (1703 -1770) was a French artist of much ability and equally facile in the production of figure or landscape pictures. The number of his drawings is said to have exceeded 10.000. His style and graceful voluptuousness gave him the title of "the Anacreon of painting." In 1765 he became court painter for Louis XV, and was employed by Mme. de Pompadour both to paint her portrait and to execute various dec- orative landscapes. His "Mme. de Pom- padour." a portrait of his patroness. is a characteristic French painting of the eighteenth century, reflecting the tenor of the period.

[uV,n Central wun,n 11a 3:30 p.m. :30 P.M. :30 p.m. :300 .

Sunday, November 19

Pilgrimage of Poetry, NBC. Radio tours through the homes of America's most famous poets, conducted by Ted Malone. Locale: Walt Whitman Shrine, Mickle Street, Camden, New Jersey.

Walt Whitman 11819- 1892), American poet. has been called a prince of impres- sionists in literature. A complete edition of "Leaves of Grass," a book of epoch - making originality in thought and style, and his prose book may be held to em- brace his life -work as a writer. Whitman was ever bold and determined to face and grapple with life's saddest and stern- est realities, to put the full strength of his shoulder to the burden of his fellows All the auspices seem in favor of his immortality: The neglect of his own countrymen, tempered only by ridicule, abuse and even persecution; the recog-

Will the mechanical cotton picker deprive thousands of families of their livelihood? Listen to "Frontiers of Dem- ocracy" Monday over CBS

nition by a few of the leading minds of Europe and the United States: and his slow emergence into acceptance and appreciation, if not into popularity. ,.,n e v M ,n Contra. ounta Pae,,.. 1.00 p.m. 13 :00 neon II 00 a.m. 10:00 a.m.

Monday, November 20

Frontiers of Democracy. CBS. An attempt to focus students' attention on some of the problems of tomorrow which they will have to solve through dramatizations based on a report of the National Resources Committee on inventions and their probable effect on the future. Topic: "The Mechanical Cotton -Picker."

The mechanical cotton -picker. which promises to revolutionize the cotton industry. is an almost unique example of an attempt on the part of inventors to control the use of their invention for the benefit of workers.

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Adventures in Science, CBS. Watson Davis of Science Service, Inc., reports on the latest developments in the scientific field and presents eminent scientists as speakers. Guest: E. O. Whittier.

E. O. Whittier. research chemist of the Bureau of Dairy Industry, Department of Agriculture. weighs the possibilities of making wool from milk, also discusses experiments conducted by chemists whose goal is to make other synthetic fibers from protein and farm products.

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Youth In Crisis. NBC. Discussion on youth problems. Topic: "Peace and Jobs for Youth."

To consider the present world crisis, the American Youth Commission called an emergency meeting at Washington. D. C., in October. The decisions made at this meeting are of far -reaching im-

"Am.rlen Krhml of the Air' program, d.dened and timed for cla,.ro,m u,..

portance and are to be announced to the country shortly. Three of the formal statements dealing with the welfare of American youth in the present world crisis will be presented in this series. The nature of the commission's membership has made it definitely the focal body for considering the whole youth problem in the United States.

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Tuesday, November 21 Congressman Martin Dies, MBS. An address from the Fifty -Fifth Annual Banquet of the Chicago Real Estate Board.

Martin Dies, armed with the information he has gained within the last year as chairman of a governmental committee investigating un- American activi- ties in the United States, speaks on "Americanism."

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Thursday, November 23

Thanks to America, N BC. An hour- long Thanksgiving dramatization sym- bolizing new citizens' gratification upon becoming Americans.

The world's most grateful man -a composite of all new citizens -will be guest of honor in the studio to watch this special Thanksgiving panorama. The dramatization will start with the first celebration held under the direction of Capt. Miles Standish, will include episodes depicting Thanskgiving during the Revolutionary War. the War of 1812, in the Far West during the pioneer days. and other historic times. Famous Thanksgiving proclamations, including the one by President Lincoln which established the observance as a national holiday. will be read. The program is to be produced against a musical score written by Frank Black.

eastern C.ntrel Mounla,n Pac,Ac 2:00 .m. 1:00 P.T. 13.00 noon 11:00 am.

Person -to- Person ... Radio -education attention is now

being focused upon the biggest utiliza- tion conference of the year. That is the Third School Broadcast Conference to be held at the Congress Hotel on December 6. 7 and 8. This meeting started out as a purely local venture sponsored by the Radio Council of the Chicago Board of Education, but Coun- cil Director Harold W. Kent and his capable advisers found the need for such a meeting so pronounced that it was organized on a national scale as a yearly event. This year's conference promises to be the best yet by far. The tentative list of active participants includes representatives of practically every important unit at work in the field. This annual event has had an interesting growth, following and reflecting the increased interest and activity that has taken place in radio - education within the last two years. Every educator in the United States who can possibly squeeze into the budget a trip to Chicago for these three days should not fail to do so, foi' the benefits that teachers and school administrators will be able to derive from the comprehensive program that has been scheduled are many -fold. Harold Kent, his Radio Council staff and competent advisers are to be con- gratulated for this telling attack on one of the biggest radio- education problems of the day. After all, excel- lent research, production and reception of programs for school use may be lost on the intended audience it teachers are not acquainted with effective ways to use radio in the classroom.

-James G. Hanlon.

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The Voice of the Listener 51.00 will be paid to the writer of every letter used in this department. Readers, express your opinions, write to V. O. L., 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois

Our Boner Dear V. O. L.:

It seems that you not only publish boners but also commit them yourself in Radio Guide. In your article on Paul Sullivan, "Good -Night and Thirty.' in the November 3 edition you printed, "He had to borrow twenty -five dollars in order to marry his girlhood sweetheart."

Edgarth Leoni, Bordentown, N. J.

Thanks. But girlhood or boyhood. the main thing is that Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan are happy, eh ? -V. O. L.

The Boner Budget Dear V. O. L.:

I have just received a dollar for sending in a boner to Radio Guide. and at the same time I've been visited with an idea how Radio Guide can get its money back. Let the sponsors of the radio programs pay for the boners heard on their shows. They should be glad to, for it encourages close attention to the programs. especially to the commercials. "Money for boners makes for better listening." There's a free slogan for you.

Curtis Langford, Tyler. Tex.

You get another dollar for this letter, Mr. Langford. Can you make another good idea out of it ? -V. O. L.

Only the Beginning Dear V. O. L.:

Congratulations on your splendid article entitled "Unwelcome Guest Stars." And don't let the matter drop there. This article should be just the introduction to an intensive campaign. I am for you. because I have thought along the same lines right along.

I have a couple of people who are unknown, but they possess outstanding talent. Furthermore. I'm not going to cease working on their behalf until they click. I may starve to death in the process, for everyone tells me that I can't make a success trying to build up new talent, but it's worth the trying.

Ernest Cutting. New York. N. Y

Mr. Cutting was formerly in charge of auditions for NBC, and he is now operating a "Talent Development Cen- ter." More power to him and to anyone else who has the courage and ini- tiative to buck radio's tendency to pet the big names and neglect talented un- knowns.-V. O. L.

A Hand for Connie Dear V. O. L.:

I am not a shut -in. But I have found that Connie Boswell gives a great lesson and example to those who are not as well as those who are physically handi- capped. She has made me realize how fortunate I am in having so many bless- ings which I have always taken for granted before. She has shown me how lazy and careless I have been in not accepting my share of the duties of living. I cannot tell completely my appreciation of the lovely spirit of Connie's life. She's an inspiration to all of us.

Anita S. Rody. Heath Springs, S. C.

It's still further tribute to Connie's spirit and great news to all of us that she is still further conquering the ef-

fects of infantile paralysis and is learning to walk, swim and ride. What a

girl! -V. O. L.

Opera for Farm Children Dear V. O. L.:

Until NBC began broadcasting the Metropolitan Opera performances, the Met was a luxury that only the rich and those who lived in the East could enjoy. It was like a bit of a dream in a fairy story. Thanks to NBC. it has become a reality to the poorest of us, because almost anyone can get access to a radio now. Last year there were as many as fifteen farm children who met and lis- tened to my radio every Saturday for the opera. We liked the new method, of telling about the plot of the opera. Tell us what to do to keep it on the air.

Maxine Cowsar, Austin, Tex.

Announcers: Pro and Con Dear V. O. L.:

For a long time it has been my wish that a school might be established where would -be announcers might learn to cry their wares in the mild, well -modulated, pleasant, persuasive voice of a real, smart salesman, and in a few entertaining words. In that case one might not turn the switch off until some rasping, rau- cous buzz -saw voice has had its say.

Leonard B. Walker, Corning. N. Y.

Dear V. O. L.: We shouldn't knock the poor announc-

ers too much. They earn their wages by reading those announcements in the manner which they are instructed to use. No doubt they are as disgusted with some of the stuff they have to read as we are -maybe more so. I have a hunch soon the sponsors and agency heads will wake up and learn to keep abreast with the tastes of the listeners they look down to.

Gwen Beeler, Effingham, Kan.

Musical Gardening Dear V. O. L.:

My radio is a great help to mending! I pile up the mending near the radio and read. listen and relax. Result: Friend husband says my patching has vastly improved, and never have the buttons been sewed on more firmly! I'm working on a scheme to bring in the garden in sections beside the radio next spring, unless I can see my way clear to buying one of those portable sets to take into the garden. Meanwhile magazine subscriptions, shows and many other nice things are gladly sacrificed to buy new batteries for the old radio.

Mrs. Fred. D. Miller, Rolla, N. D.

The possibilities are enormous, Mrs. Miller. You might raise a crop of those musical sweet potatoes (technically, ocarinas), tom -tomatoes. swing beans, down- beets, and corn -ettes! -V. O. L.

BRAIN-BUSTERS (Get in the quiz game. Try your

skill at answering these radio brain -

busters. For correct answers to these questions see page 44.)

From "Question Bee" (NBC. Sat., 7:30 p.m. ESTI

1. Which of these countries granted woman suffrage first: England, Finland or the United States?

2. What is a pediatrician? 3. If surplus is the amount left over.

what is a surplice? 4. What two countries in South

America have no seacoast? 5. What and where is Scapa Flow?

From "March of Games" (CBS, Sun., 10:30 a.m. ESTI

1. To whom do the following titles belong: The Great Emancipator; the Lady with the Lamp; the Little Corporal?

2. What object do you associate with the following mythical characters: Pan- dora; Jason; Orpheus?

3. Is an armadillo an animal, a Span. ish fleet or a firearm?

4. Pick the word that does not be-

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From "True or False" (NBC, Mon., 8:30 p.m. EST/

1. "America the Beautiful" is called the President's march.

2. John Paul Jones was a rear ad- miral in the Russian navy.

3. The American Revolution was a result of the Declaration of Indepen- dence.

From "Information, Please- /NBC. Tues., 8:30 p.m. ESTI

1. Name five flowers with a man's name or nickname in them.

2. How did the following song characters meet their death: Casey Iones; Johnny; Mrs. Otis?

3. Name the city from which each of the following started his voyage: Gul- liver, Sindbad, Capt. Ahab.

From "Ask -It- Basket" 'CBS, Thurs., 8:00 p.m. ESTI

1. What was the last state admitted to the Union?

2. What is the least number of people according to law that can create a

riot? 3. Where are the veld; the pampas;

the llanos?

From "Quiie- Doodle Contest" IMBS, Fri., 8:00 p.m. ESTI

I. What was the world's largest island before Australia was discovered?

2. Is it correct to say the "largest half" or the "larger half "?

3. The sum of two U. S. coins is fifty -five cents. One of the coins is not a nickel. How is this possible?

From "So You Think You Know Music" ICBS, Sun., 2:30 p.m. EST)

1. Name four operas whose titles have been inspired by two people in love.

2. Which is faster, andante or al. legro?

3. In "The Marriage of Figaro" whom does Figaro marry?

4. What is the name of Madame Butterfly's child?

JONES AND HARE

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For the next ten years they were on the air continuously, and their clean - cut comedy and blended voices were welcomed in every home that boasted a receiving set. In 1933 they left the air to make a personal- appearance tour, and returning found their engagements largely confined to quest appearances with such shows as the "Rudy Vallee Hour," the "Maxwell House Show Boat," the "RAnro GUIDE Court of Honor." Radio seemed to have forgotten them in the interval they were away, but then, in 1937, the Gillette Razor Company rediscovered them, put them on a show over the Yankee Network and later moved them into New York to appear with Milton Bede over CBS on "The Community Sing" program. When that series was over, the team went to WMCA, where they did a show for Sachs Furniture Company. It was here pneumonia caught up with Ernie.

The first week that Ernie missed, a

substitute act was put in the team's place. Then the doctor told him that it would be a long time -if at all- before he would be able to take his regular place in the team. It was then that he hit upon his big idea, an idea that Billy Jones heartily approved. His daughter, Marilyn, would take his place.

On that first broadcast Marilyn sang "Deep in a Dream."

The next week she sang another request number for her father -"Deep Purple" -and, hurrying home that day after the program, arrived just as they were taking Ernie away in an ambu- lance. The doctor had ordered him removed to a hospital hours earlier, but he refused to go until he had heard Marilyn. That was the last time he heard her sing. Ten days later he died.

So now, even at the hour they were burying Ernie, Billy carried on alone. He had wanted to go down to Norfolk to be with his friend on this last occasion, but they had a contract to fulfill and Ernie had contracted his fatal illness in striving to fulfill it. The least Billy could do was to carry on alone. There were no substitutes for Ernie this day. It was a memorial program, and in the middle of it Billy broke down in spite of himself. The next day "We, the People" contacted him. They wanted him to come on their program and tell the story of this famous team that had pioneered the airways. They wanted Marilyn, too. As Jones and Hare, they pattered back and forth in Jones and Hare style, sang their famous theme song, "How Do You Do. Everybody, How Do You Do."

The mail response to this program was overwhelming. And almost every letter begged this new team of Jones and Hare to stick together. There was nothing else to do. The public wanted it, WMCA wanted it, the sponsor wanted it. But most important, both Billy Jones and Marilyn knew that Ernie Hare would have wanted it that way.

Now Billy and Marilyn - the new Jones and Hare -are broadcasting lo- cally over station WMCA in New York, confidently awaiting an opportunity to stage a big -time radio comeback.

-Francis Chase, Jr.

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AMER /CANS AT WORK... SANDWICHED between the crowded hours of comedy and

music which bear down on radio listeners daily are some broadcasts -with a deeper purpose than sheer entertain-

ment -that no listeners should miss. Such a series is "Americans at Work," heard over CBS Thursdays, 10:30 p.m. EST; 9:30 CST; 8:30 MST; 7:30 PST. Here is a program, unobtrusively presented, which can increase your store of interesting knowledge at the same time it entertains you. One broadcast may dramatize the job of a silversmith and interview him at his work- bench. Another may interview the weather man; another. the railway engineman, above. Follow "Americans at Work" as it explores America's 22,000 different jobs. Know America!

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MARGARET LEWERTH, seen with "Americans at Work" research man Stanford M irkin, writes the scripts, talks to workers all over America and reads prodigiously to get her story

BREWSTER MORGAN, well -known radio director, cooperates with producer Leon Levine (not shown) In staging "Americans at Work" series



HEADACHES OF A PICTURE -MAGAZINE worker, such as Look's photo editor, Dan Mich (below, right), will be the subject of "Americans at Work" on Thursday, Dec. 7. Photographers, lay- out men. caption - writers -all types of magazine men will be presented, probably from Look's Des Moines office

APPROPRIATELY, this Thursday, which is Thanksgiving and as such climaxes the football season, the CBS series will present football coaches -among whom A. A. Stagg, seen below (extreme I.) with team, is the "Grand Old Man." College, professional, high - school coaches will be Interviewed

CHANGING BABY'S DIAPERS is only one of the duties of an airline stewardess, listeners to "Americans at Work" last week learned. A reg- istered nurse, she checks passen-

ger lists before flights, prepares lunch, gives first aid to air -sick passengers. Marriage rate among stewardesses is high and average job tenure is only fourteen months

THE AUTO DEALER, who rejoices at the sight of such jalopy bonfires (below) as were staged last year to clean out hopelessly crippled autos, was the subject of a recent "Americans at Work" broadcast. CBS interviewed a little dealer In Tarrytown, N. Y., then switched to a big Detroit dealer. Dramatiza- tions of dealers at work followed

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cabs and sailors from submarines

CHRISTMAS BROADCAST of "Am- ericans at Work," December 21, will present tree- growers -particularly those in the Christmas tree business. Shipping of trees, as below from Olympia, Washington, is only one job In this important occupation. Thousands of Americans raise and sell trees annually. One of them is Franklin D. Roosevelt

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RARITY IN HOLLYWOOD is a real fun -lover like Leo Carrillo of films. Just recently he invited youngsters in filmtown to try their luck on "Gateway to Hollywood" (CBS, Sun.), is seen here with recent contestant Juanita Keys of Little Rock, Ark.

THEIR LAST PICTURE TOGETHER as man and wife is this one of Herbert Marshall and Edna Best, who was Mar- shall's recent guest actress on "Woodbury Playhouse" (NBC, Wed.). Mrs. will go to Reno, Mr. will re -marry

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E LS I E H I TZ COMES BACK

MORE than a year ago, Elsie Hitz, "radio's perfect voice, " quietly dropped out of the radio scene

after years as popular co -star with Nick Dawson in such serial dramas as

"Dangerous Paradise" and "Follow the Moon." The story behind that disap- pearance, which now comes to light, is

the story of a daughter who gave up all to care for an ailing mother. Just recently that mother died, expressing a

last wish that Elsie return to the air. Lis- teners are glad to know Elsie Hitz has fulfilled the wish, is now heard on "Ellen Randolph" (NBC, Mon. through Fri.)



McCARTHY'S LOSS

MORTI M ER'S GAIN

WHEN Charlie, rebellious over the allowance situation, walked out on Bergen a few weeks ago to join

"The Great Frederick" he thought Bergen would come to time. But Edgar slipped an ace from his sleeve in the person of Charlie's country cousin, Mortimer Snerd, whom he dressed in Charlie's tails and topper and presented to listeners (Sun., NBC). Now Charlie wants to make up!

-MSC MollywoeE



BOY MEETS GIRL - 52 TImes a Year Head -ín -the- clouds Tre mayne meets feet -on- the -ground Luddy

THE story of the girl who left her home town to find fame and fortune in Hollywood has been told so

often that its part of American folk -lore. But once there was a girl who left Hol- lywood to find fame and fortune in Chicago.

Small wonder that Chicago radio circles were agog at the news of the arrival of Barbara Luddy. This fascinating feminine paradox has been a never - ending source of surprise to her associ- ates and fans. From the very beginning the local radio people have found the girl from Hollywood a friendly human being, full of fun. Her friends love to tell stories of her deep interest in people, great and small, such as the one of a fellow actor who came across her last week sitting on a curbstone in back of the studios with a little bootblack, dis- cussing the possibilities of the Notre Dame team. The actor said that Barbara glowed with pride when the urchin re-

marked, "Gee, lady, you're the first dame I ever met that knew a forward pass wasn't a free ticket in the first row."

Just three years ago, in the shortest telegram that ever came out of Holly- wood, Barbara announced, "Arriving for rehearsal Thursday." Exactly on the tone -beat, the diminutive Barbara scam- pered into the studio, introduced herself and asked for a script.

That rehearsal of "Streamlined Death," their first co-starring vehicle, was an auspicious start for the long association of Barbara Luddy and Lester Tremayne. They have clicked with each other and with their audiences ever since their initial broadcast.

Listening to Barbara and Les on the air, you would think they had always shared the same can of grease- paint. They are a perfect team, but poles apart in their approach to acting. To Barbara, it is a business; to Les, a tradition.

Barbara Luddy and Les Tremayne, stars of "First Nighter" (CBS, Friday night), have sharply con- trasting tempera- ments, compose the perfect acting team

Necessity was truly the mother of Barbara's career. At the age of eight, because of the illness of both her parents, she was faced with the problem of earning a living. Possessed of a singing voice of remarkable range and quality, she found little difficulty in securing work. Three years later, when her singing voice disappeared suddenly in the middle of a performance, this resourceful little girl found extra work in Hollywood. Thus Barbara started her acting career as a business, and she's found it a pleasant way to earn a living ever since.

Barbara's modern apartment is a small but very livable place. Because she is so small herself, the brown - haired Barbara measures less than five feet, she dislikes large things, says they make her feel insignificant. Her living - room is simply decorated and is notable for its very comfortable chairs. Her most -prized possession and one of her few luxuries is her magnificent radio. Besides being a radio actress, she is a radio fan.

This simplicity which is so important to Barbara is of no interest to Lester Tremayne. The English -born, American - raised actor looks for the dramatic in every situation. Tall, slender, Les is as handsome as his greatest fans imagine him How completely his sense of theater extends into his private life was demonstrated early this fall when he smashed his specially built automobile. Knowing how much he depended on his car, Barbara offered him the use of her inexpensive one, which usually sits unused in its garage. Les refused graciously and explained that while he seldom exceeds the speed limit in his own high -powered car, he always carries an airplane crash -belt. The thrill of knowing that he can outspeed and out- distance almost every car on the road makes driving a potentially dramatic experience.

Les is the first to admit that he likes excitement and the element of surprise. Last week, after his "First Nighter" broadcast, he jumped into his car and drove to Paris, Tenn., to visit one of his fans, a charming old lady who's been listening to his broadcasts as long as he's been on the radio. His surprise visits are one of this bedridden woman's greatest joys, but, fan that she is, she's always telling him that such a nice young man should have his feet on the ground.

It's only natural, however, that Les should be all wrapped up in things theatrical. His family tree reads like a theater program. It includes actors, singers, musicians. His mother is Dolly Tremayne, veteran of British stage and screen. Les began his career in a movie starring his mother and directed by his uncle.

At seventeen he left home and joined a stock company. He started as prop - boy and ended up as leading man, touring the corn belt. And his satisfaction was as great playing Tarkington to the farmer folk as it would have been

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playing Shakespeare in the big -time. Radio is young, and its intimates

lean over backward to avoid any mention of it as an art, but anyone who listens to Les on the air realizes that he brings to each one of his broadcasts all the tradition of the stage. Today Les is a veteran of radio, well schooled in its technique, but it is his feeling for the stage that makes the illusion of sitting in a theater as a "First Nighter" a reality.

This boy with his head in the clouds meets the girl with her feet on the ground every Friday night -fifty -two times a year.

At rehearsals Barbara and Les discuss the entire script before they read a line, to properly attune themselves to the new play. When they have their parts well in mind, real work begins. Their rehearsals are long and painstak- ing affairs, but they are not without their lighter side. "This isn't Shake- speare, you know" is Barbara's favorite taunt when Les overemphasizes a small point. "Ham on rye" Les calls out when he feels that any member of the cast is overacting. Temperament has no part in their get -togethers.

WATCHING a rehearsal recently, I was amazed at the amount of time

and energy they put into each line. Barbara was playing the part of a frivolous wife whose hobby was collecting boy friends, the latest acquisition being a prize -fighter. Her lawyer husband turned prize -fighter, is matched against her boy friend in an effort to bring her back to her senses. After the first few readings, Barbara was still dissatisfied with her portrayal of the wife. The cast adjourned for lunch and Barbara disappeared from the group. After lunch she arrived at the studio wearing the silliest hat any of them had ever seen. "I just bought it," she explained. "It makes me feel silly and frivolous; now I ought to be able to act silly and frivolous."

As Les approaches a dramatic high- light, he begins to run his fingers through his hair; Barbara stands on her toes, a reaction to her small stature. She laughingly says, "The only height I'll ever reach is a dramatic one, and I have to stand on my tiptoes to do that."

Of each other they have this to say: "Les is a real dyed -in- the -wool actor; I leave the subtle nuancts to him " Les counters with: 'It's Barbara's spon- taneity and warmth that sets the pace."

Boy meets girl. The curtain rises on "First Nighter." The man in the worn carpet slippers puts down his paper; the Manhattan matron sets aside her needlepoint. America sits back in its easy chair, content with the knowledge that good theater is as close as the family radio. -Alice Green.

Barbara Luddy and Les Tremayne may be heard Fridays on "First Night - er" over a CBS network at: EST 9:30 p.m. CST 8:30 p.m. MST 7:30 p.m. PST 6 :30 p.m.



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THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMS MORNING

*Sfar in program lisfi.gs indicates news broadcast. 7:00 EST 6:00 CST

Musical Clock. KDKA N'JIM Top o' the Morning: WHK WTMJ CKLWEarly Morning Frolic WADC Eye Opener WASH Mel Trotter's Morning Mis- sion W'BNS.Good Morning WCLE Wake Up & Swing 1VGAR-Music for Breakfast *WHIO-News: Breakfast Express *W HKC -News WIND- Indiana Farm Bulletin WJJD Farm Frolic WJRGamble & Guest WKAR -Dawn Salute WKBNEarly Bird

7:15 EST 6:15 CST KDKAWestern Trails WADC-Sunshine Gana WHKC -Wings of Prayer *11JJD-Current News W'JR-Rev. John Zoller WKZO -Pint Edition W LSSmite -a -While WLWR.F.D. Mail Box News 1VOWO' Morning Roundup WSPD-Daylight Revue 1VTAM -Ranch Boys

7:30 EST 6:30 CST Musical Clock WHKC WKZO KDKA- Kd- kowhands WADC-Farm & Hume News *WASH -News: tick & Johnny WBBM -Dawn Salute *WBNS-Jim Cooper, news WGAREthel R. Willett' WHIG Rike Kumler WlIKVariety' Clock WIND- Morning 1'arieties WJJD- Family Bible League WJR -Tint Doolittle's Gang WKBN -Morning Altar Service 1111V -Top o' the Morning WTAM -Music Box *WXYZ -News: Sunrise Club

7:45 EST 6:45 CST *News: WTAM WWJ KDKA -Ma Perkins, sketch 1VADC- Morning Visitor WBBMChicago Hour: Your Morning Reporter WBNSSay It With Music WGARMelody Cruise WJR-Musical Prgm. WLSMorning Devotions %'LW- Flying X Boys: Top o the Morning *WMAQ-News: Good Morning WSPD-Smith's Tennessecans

MOO EST 7:00 CST *NBC -News: Musical Tetea- Tete: %COL (sw25) *NBCNews: Norman Cloutier's Orch.: WJIM WIBM WXYZ *CBS -Today in Europe: WENS VBBM (swi7.83)

*News: WKBN WWVA WOWO WLS WSPD WJR WHK Top o' the Morning: WTAM WTMJ *CKLW -News: Morning Frolic *KDKANews: Musical Clock WCLE Lew White WGARMorning Headlines WGN Good Morning Prgm. WHIO-Almanac WHKCTip Top Bandwagon W'INDPotish Prem WJJD- Oklahoma Outlaws WKAR-Farm News Digest W'MBMinute Man W'WJ.Minute Parade

8:15 EST 7:15 CST NBC -Musical Tete -a -Tete: WTAM 1VASII *CBS -Odd Side of the News: t »17.83 ) NBC -Norman Cloutier's Orch.: WOWO WSPD

CBS -Morning Horizons: WKBN

*News: WKZO WL11' 1V ADC-Varlet), Prgm. WBBM-Rhyme & Rhythm WBNS-Start the Day Right WCI.E -City Mission WGAR -Italian Hour *11'1110-Todas- in Europe WHK- Musical Gems VJJD.Gene Austin. songs

WJR -Musical Prgm. 11'KARStrines in the Morning WLS-The Rangers WWVA-Musical Clock

8:30 EST 7:30 CST NBCDick Le i b e r t, organist: WHK WIBM WOWO WJIM WKZO WSPD

Log of Stations Listed in Edition 8 -North Central

Call Kilo- Power Letters cycles Watts Location

Net- work

Call Kilo- Power Letters cycles Watts Location

Net- work

CKLW 1030 KDKA 980 WABCt 860 WADC 1320 WASH 1270 WBBM 770 WEINS 1430 WCAE+ 1220 WCCOt 810 WCKYt 1490 WCLE 610 WCOL 1210 WEAFt 660 WENR 870 WGAR 1450 WGN 720 WHASt 820 WHIO 1260 W H K 1390 WHKC 640 WIBM 1370 WIND 560 WJAS+ 1290

5,000 Windsor. Ontario MBS & CBC 50.000 Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania N BC-B 50,000 New York City CBS

5,000 Akron, Ohio CBS 500 Grand Rapids, Mich. NBC& M.N.

50.000 Chicago. Illinois CBS 5.000 Columbus, Ohio CBS 5.000 Pittsburgh, Pa. NBC -R & MBS

50,000 Minneapolis. Minnesota CBS 50,000 Cincinnati. Ohio CBS

500 Cleveland. Ohio MBS 100 Columbus, Ohio NBC

50,000 New York City NBCR 50,000 Chicago, Illinois NBC-B

5,000 Cleveland, Ohio CBS 50,000 Chicago, Illinois MBS 50,000 Louisville, Kentucky CBS

5.000 Dayton. Ohio CBS 5.000 Cleveland. Ohio NBC -B & MBS

500 Columbus, Ohio MBS 250 Jackson. Michigan NBC & M.N.

5,000 Gary, Indiana CBS 5,000 Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania CBS

Frequencies of Stations Carrying Rebroadcasts: K51., 1130; KNX, KFI, 640; KGO. 790; WSM, 650

WJ1M WJJD WJR WJZ WKAR WKBN WKZO W LS W LW WMAQ WMBC$ WOOD WOR+ WOSU WOWO WSAIt WSPD WTAM WTMJ WWJ WWVA WXYZ

1210 250 Lansing, Michigan NBC -B & M.N. 1130 20.000 Chicago, Illinois Local 750 50,000 Detroit, Michigan CBS 760 50.000 New York City NBC -B 850 1,000 East Lansing, Michigan Local 570 500 Youngstown, Ohio CBS 590 1.000 Kalamazoo, Mich. NBC & M.N. 870 50.000 Chicago, Illinois NBCB 700 50,000 Cincinnati. Ohio NBC & MBS 670 50.000 Chicago. Illinois NBC -R

1420 250 Detroit, Michigan Local 1270 500 Grand Rapids, Mich. NBC & M.N. 710 50.000 New York City MBS 570 1.000 Columbus, Ohio Local

1160 10,000 Fort Wayne, Indiana NBC -B 1330 5,000 Cincinnati, Ohio NBC & MBS 1340 5.000 Toledo, Ohio NBC -B 1070 50,000 Cleveland, Ohio NBC -R 620 5.000 Milwaukee, Wisconsin NBC-It 920 5,000 Detroit, Michigan NBC -R

1160 5.000 Wheeling, West Virginia CBS 1240 5.000 Detroit. Michigan NBC -B & M.N.

1050; KPO. 680: KOA, 830; KPRC. 920; WRAP. 800; WOA1, 1190:

NBC -National Broadcasting Company CBS -Columbia Broadcasting System MBS -Mutual Broadcasting System CBC- Canadian Broadcasting Corporation NBC -B- National Broadcasting Company Basic Blue Network NBC -R- National Broadcasting Company Basic Red Network M.N. -Michigan Network t -Night Programs Only $ -Day Programs Only e- Network Programs Only

PLEASE NOTE:

* Star in program listings indicates news highlights. NOTICE: The information contained in the program schedules

presented in these pages is supplied by the stations broadcasting those programs, and RADIO GUIDE should not be considered responsible for errors in announcements due to failure of stations to advise of weekly progran, changes.

If your favorite station is not listed at quarter- or half-hour periods. consult the time listings immediately preceding. The chances are that a network program of 30 or 60 minutes' duration is on the air at a quarter -hour when you do not find your station listed.

Symbol. in parentheses. such as (sw- 9.53), after program listing indicate. that thin program may be heard by tuning in 9.53 megacycles on your hort wave dial. For foreign short wave programs, please see page 16.

CBS -Phil Cook's Almanac: (sw 17.83)

NBCGene & Glenn, songs: WCOL (sw21.5) *News: WADC WASH Musical Clock : WBBM WTAM CKLW -Early Morning Frolic W'CLERev. Nussbaum WGAR-Grant Wilson 11'1110 -20 Fingers & 2 Grands W'HKCCap, Andy & Flip IVJJD-Santaellab Orch. WJR-Three Aces WKARÇalendar for the Day 1VKBN.Top o' the Morning WLS -Mac & Bob WLW -Helen Diller WMBC-Polish Prgm. *WTMJ -News: Top of the Morn- ing WXYZ Morning Inspirations

8:45 EST 7:45 CST NBC- Harvey & Dell. sketch: 11116

CBS-Adelaide Hawley: (sw- 17.83)

KDKAMelody Time 1VADCBargain Spot WASH-Popular Tunes WBNSFederal Housing Talk WCLE-To be announced WGAR -Jack Parr WGNMusical Parade WHIO -lour Band of the Day WJIM-Morning Revue *WJJDIslanden: News WJR-Musical Prgm. WKAROId Familiar Album WKBNOld Trail Gang WKZO -Home Folks Frolic WLS-Jolly Joe & His Pet Pala 11'LW.Let's Visit WOWO-Morning Melodies WSPD- Musical Workshop WTAM- Pressed Leaves *WXYZ.Dick Leibert. organist: News

9:00 EST 8:00 CST *NBC -News: Breakfast Club: WIBM WOWO WJIM KDKA WKZO WSPD WASH WHK CBS -Richard Maxwell. tnr.philas- opher: WIND WAD(' WKBN WWVA WBNS WGAR sw- 17.83)

CKLW -Tonic Tunes WCLESaturday Serenade *WGN News WHIOBieycle Court WHKC Trouble Shooters Prem. WJJD -Eight to Eighty 1VJR.Univ. of Michigan Prem. WKAR-Radio Reading Circle WLSMorning Minstrels WLW-Happy lial's Helpers Club WMAQ -four Neighbor WTAM-Uncle Henry's Dog Club WWI-Listen. Ladies: Want Ad Sketch W'XYZNews from the Stores

All major football games broadcast will be found listed in the football box on page 44.

9:15 EST 8:15 CST NBC -Breakfast Club: WX1Z CBS -Old Vienna: WBNS WADC 111110 (sw- 17.83)

NBC -Norman Cloutier's Orce.: WTAM WGAR-Nancy Dixon WGN Good Morning Prgm. WHKC- Morning Melodies %VINO-Fiddler's Fancy W'KBN.Jungle Jim. sketch *WLS- Julian Bentley. news WWVA -Joe Barker's Gang

9:30 EST 8:30 CST CBS- Saturday Serenade: WGAR 111110 WADC WKBN WBNS (a.17 83)

NBC-Norman Cloutier's Orch.: 11' 11 'J

CKL1KMyrtle Labbitt's Home - chats WBBM-Saturday Sunshine 11'CLE- Higbee Bulletins WHKC-Abram Ruvinskv Ensem big *WIND -News 11'JJDToa st master 1VJR -Public Schools Talent Prgm. W'KARConcert Melodies 11'KZO -Patty WLS-The Westerners WLW- Synagogue of the Air *W'MAQ.Coffce Time: News WMBC- Morning Varieties WTAM Flower Gardening WTMJ -What's New W'WVA.Curl -5- Miller

9:45 EST 8:45 CST NBC-Crackerjacks Quartet :

11 'TAM 11'1VJ

( KLW'Melody Interlude: News WCLE -Ohio Farm WGN-What's News in the Stores Today WHKEleanor Hansor. WIIKC Music: Livestock Markets WIND- General Melodies WJIM-Rev. A. Leland Forrest W'JJD-Salvation Army Chorus 117RGreenfield Village WKAR -Homemakers Hour WKZO-Studio Orch. WLS-Prairie Singer *WLW -News: livestock Reports WMAQ-A Step Ahead 1% WVA Rapid Ad Service 10:00 EST 9:00 CST CBS -Bull Session: WADC \VI<BN

.w 1783)

NBCRoss Trio: WOWO WHK WMAQ KDKA WCOL WIBM WJIM WKZO WXYZ (sw-21.5) MBS-Marriage Clinic: WHKC CKLW' NBC -The Wise Man: WWJ 1VTMJ

WASHUncle Nick Safety Scouts WBBM-Words & Music WBNS-There's No Place Like Home WCLE- LaGanke Menues 1VGARThis Living World WGN- Morning Melodies WHIO- Newhio Flying Club WIND-Start the Day Right IVJJD-Calvary Gospel Pram. WJR-Art Black's 11 'PA Orch. WKAR -From the Music Room WLS -Uncle Jack & Junior Stars WLW.Mail Bag WSIBC-Ethel R. W'illetts WSPD- Melodic Moments WTAM-Everyman's Treasure House WW VA-Jamboree Prevue

10:15 EST 9:15 CST NBC -No School Today: WCOL WTAM WWJ NBCRakov's Orch.: WJIM WIIK WOWO WXYZ 11IBM WKZO (sw-21.5) KDKA-State Fed.. Pa. Women WBNSOf1 the Campus WCLE -Thrift Club WGN -Alice Blue. pianist *WHIONews While It's News WMAQ- Morning Jubilee 1VSPD-Kiddies Karnival WTMJ-Marquette University 10:30 EST 9:30 CST MBS -The First Offender: CKLW NBC -Bright Idea Club: W'WJ

NBC- Charioteers: WJIM WCOL WIBM KDKA WOWO WTMJ WXYZ WKZO (sw -21.5)

CBS -Nat'l Hillbilly Champions: WGAR W1110 WKBN (sw-17.83) WAD(' -Juvenile Hour WASH-Music Shop WBBM -Saturday Serenade WGN Keep Fit to Music 1VHK -Your Schools W'IIKCBuckey'e Four WINDReligious Prgm. WJJD-Suggested for Saturday W'JR - Mrs. Page WKAR-Honey Facts

WLS- Editor's Haymow WLW -Garden Clubs WMAQ.11igh School Studio Party '.VMBC-Batd Concert WTAM- Garden Center WW VA- Kiddie Show

10:45 EST 9:45 CST NBC -The Child Grows Up: W'OWO WJIM WXYZ WKZO WIBM (sw -21.5) NBC -Bright Idea Club: WTAM CBS Nat'l Hillbilly Champions:

Boy Scout Prgm: WKAR WTMJ KDKA -Melody Time WASH-B -J Revue WCLE -Polish Serenade WGN -Morning Musical WIND -Tommy Ott & Max Miller WJJD ?ravelling Taylors WLSOtgan Moods WLW- Taylor U. Glee Club WMBCDoc Sellers

11:00 EST 10:00 CST *CBS -News: Young People's Concert : WKBN WJR 11'GAR WIND (sw- 17.83)

Mote NW. on pea. so mi. w.a. NBC- Norman Cloutier's Orch.: WHK 1V 1 1íM W K ZO WJIM WXV /. MBS -Model Airplane Club: W'IIKC CKLW NBCDol Brissett's Orch.: WMAQ WC01.

KDKA-Junior League Prgm. 6 WASH-Safety Players WBBM-Norman Ross Revue WBNS -Ohio Conference Debstes WGN-Organist: Morning Mail Box 1111I0.4 -H Club Prem. *WJJDWeather : News WKAR -Vocal Varieties: Employ- ment Service WLSSpelling Bee W'LW -My Health *WMBC -News WOWOHome Forum WSPD- Toledo Gospel Chapel 11'TAM- F.H.A. Talk WTMJ-Federation Women's Clubs 1V1VJ U. of D. Prem. WWVAMagic Hour

11:15 EST 10:15 CST MBS -This Wonderfu World -

CKLW WHKC NBCNorman Cloutier's Orch.: WCOL sw15.33) CBS -Young People's Concert: 11'WVA

NBC- Smilin' Ed McConnell. songs: WTAM WMAQ WSPD WLW WWJ KDKA-League of American Pen Women

8-9 6

SATURDAY November I8

WGN -Jane Baker, home management WHIO-Drumelody Club WHK Idea Lady WJJD -Whistle While You Work WKAR -Camera Club of the Air WMBC -To be announced WTMJ -Helen Ryerson

11:30 EST 10:30 CSI MBS -Army Band: t -KI.W' %VW:

NBC -Our Barn: Willi WOWO WXYZ W'LW

CBS -Young People's Concert: 11 'ADC

NBC -Hilda Hope, M.D., sketch: WTAM WWJ WMAQ NBC-Originalities: WASH

KDKA -Melody Time WHIO -Farm News & Views WHKC-Farm Talk 1VJIM -Music in the Morning WJJD- Council for Youth WKAR -The Knapp Family WKBN.Story Lady WKZO- Studio Orch. WLSJimmy Evans, sports WAMBC-Children Songfest WSPD-Polish Hour WTMJ -Farn, Roundup WWVA- Liberty Question Bee 11:45 EST 10:45 CST CBS -Young People's Concert: W 111 O

NBC -Three Romeos: WTAM WASH WMAQ WWJ

KOKA -Music of Today. Janet Ross WBNS -Song Shoppers WCLE -Stan of Tomorrow WHKC-Livestock Markets: Music *WJIMHighlighting the Head- lines W'JJD.Gonzalez Orch. *WKAR -Spotlighting the News *WKBN -News. Interlude *WKZO-News *WLS -Markets: News WLWTo be announced WTMJModern Piano

AFTERNOON 12:00 EST 11:00 CST CBS -Young People's Concert: WWVA WRNS

NBC -Eastman School Symphony Orch. . WM:1Q

M5,0 seta,' On page rte inn ,..... NBC-Amer. Educational Forum: WOWO WTMJ (ssv15.33)

I'rofes.or William S. Gray of the department of lu,atloo. U. of Chtssao. will direct today'. dlaunalon. "l iii.onrr and Freedom of Individuals and Minorities."

MBS -Bob Millar's Orch.: WGN WCLE *CKLW-News: Melody Interlude *KDKA -News: Man on the Farm WADC -Man on the Farm WBBM -Song Souvenirs WGAR Lost We Forget 11'1110 -For Farmers Only WHK-Swing 14

WHKC- Markets: Neighbors Noon Hour WJIM -Uncle Howdy W'JJDGeneral Rhythm WJR -Your Country Neighbors WEAR -Farm Service Hour WKZO -On the Mall WLS- Feature Food W'LW-Man on the Farm *WOOD -News W'SPDFarmer's Guide WTAM- Noonday Resume W'WJ -March of Youth *10(1'1 -News: happy Rhythm 12:15 EST 11:15 CST NBC -Amer. Educational Forum: 11'COl.

CBS-Country Journal: WWVA 11'lslsM WBNS MN -M. Werner: WKZO WIBM Wtn00 CKLW -Turf Club: Interlude WGAR News of Our Neighbors *WIIK-News by Otis W'IIKC -Grain Program, talk WINDBob Atcher. songs WJJD -Fred Beck. organist WSPD Luncheon Melodies WXYZ- Margaret Werner, organist




9 6-8

SATURDAY November I8

12:30 EST 11:30 CST NBC -Nat'l Grange Prgm: KDKA 1V NI AQ %VHK

ter d.ta,t s. Good u,st.n,os ade. CBSNila Mack's Let's Pretend: WRNS \V 'It WADC WIND \1'J It (sw 17 83) MNNoonday Jamboree: WXYZ WOOD WIBM NBC -Call to Youth: WTAM

Dr. W'eltoa, subject will be "So We Should Be TWkful."

*News: 1VGN WHKC CKLW- Children's Scrapbook WBBM.LeI's Get Together WCLE-Polish Music 1VHIO- Youngster Speaks w JJ D Varia. ions WKBNMystery Melody WKZO-Man on the Street WI.S-Poultry Service Time *WLW News: Everybody's Farm W >MBCLuncheon Music WOWOAmbrose do Mary Lou WTMJHeinie and His Grena. diers WWJ Bradcast 1VWVA1160 Club 12:45 EST 11:45 CST MNNoonday Jamboree: IVKZO *NBCNews; Armchair Quartet: %%COL

W'BBM . Vhat Can I Do? WGN-Radio's Voices *WHIONews: Wea:her: Markets WHKCLuncheon Music WJJD-Debator's Forum 1VKBNStooks *WLS- Markets: Weather: News WOOD- Sidewalk Inters yews WOWO-Market Service 1VSPD. Eugene Ireland. boy sop. WTA\1-County Agric. Bureau

J Your Government 1111' \'A Farm & Horne Hour

1:00 EST 12:00 CST CBS -What Price America: IVBBM WJR IVADC (sw17.83)

Ti,.. eVOIIIII011 of A merl.a's natloni mirk system will be dra ..hint.

NBC -Shop Fields' Orch.: WOOD 11('OL tsw,15.33) MN- Goldman's Band: WXYZ W KZO WIBM MBS -Alan Courtney's Gloomchas en: WHKC CKLW' *News: WIND WJJD WBNSBlue Ribbon Melodies WCI.EEverett Hoagland., Orch. WGAR-City Club Prgm. WGN- Radio's Voice WHIO-Ai Kavelin's Orch. WJIM -Harry Horlick's Orch. 1VKAR -Junior Farm Bureau WI.S -Man on the Farn, WLWFortunes Washed Away WOSU -Farm Service WOWO- Blackhawk Valles Boys WSPD -Town Hall Luncheon WTAM.John Carroll Univ. Pi gm. WWJ-Fanfare 11'W'l'A-L. P. Lehman & Staff: Dr. H. Lamont

1:15 EST 12:15 CST NBC -Calling All Stamp Coflec ors: WOOD WCOL (sw- t5.33)

MN- Toronto Trio: WIBM WJIM WKZO WXYZ W'BNS-Jin, Cooper W HIO-Dor, Jennnings WINDTommy Ott. organist W'JJD.Lobbv Interviews N'Lt1'- Evers -ode's Farm WMBC.Junior Theater *WOWO-Bob Wilson. news 1VSPD- Student Musicale

1:30 EST 12:30 CST NBC -Three- Quarter Time: WCOL \1'HK WOWO (sw.15.33) NBC -Matinee In Rhythm: WWJ 1VMAQ \VTMJ CBS -Football Souvenirs: 11'1110 1%'JJD WADC (s.v- 17.83)

MBS -Carter & Bowie. piano duo: WHKC CKLW MN -The Kickoff: WOOD WIBM WXYZ KDKA.Checkerboard Time 11'Bß\1 -The Voice of a City WHXS Football Game 11 (' L E - Esperan to WGN Walter Flandorf, organist WINDBob Atcher, hillbilly songs WJIM-Before Game Time WJR-Musical Prgm: Football Highlights WKAR- Gridiron Swing WKZO -Home Town News 1VLS -Grace Wilson, contr. WLW-Afternoon Edition 1VMBC-Happy Hour Club WOSUGridrron Preview WSPD-Smith's Tennesseeans 1VTAM- Football Medley *WW'VANesys

1:45 EST 12:45 CST CBS -Football G a m e: WHIG WAIN' W(-HS WJJD (sw- 17.83)

NBC -Football Game: WCOL (sw.15.33) NBCF o o t bal I Game: WSW 1TVIJ MBSTo be announced: CKLW WHKC MN- Football; Michigan State vs. Indiana: 1VXYZ WOOD WKZO 11'IBM

KDKA-Football; Holy Cross Carnegie Tech WCLE- Community Fund Talk %VGN.Reviewing Stand *WIND-News 11'JIMFootball; M. S. C. vs. In- diana WJR- Football Prevue WKARFootball Game WLSGrain Mkt.. Livestock' Re view WLWFootball; Northwestern vs. Notre Dame *WMAQNews: Doggy Dan WOSU- Football; O. S. U. U. of Illinois WOWO- Football ; Indiana Michigan State %Vl %11- Football; Ohio State vs. Moo, 1111J Football Game WWVAP.T. A. Prgm.

2:00 EST 1:00 CST NBCFootball Game: WCOL 1VMAQ WWJ (sw -9.53)

CBSFootball Game: W'1110 WADC WCHS (sw 17.83)

NBCFootball G a m e: WJJD WSPD

MBSGinsburgh's Concert Orch.: 1VGN CKLW WIIKC *WBBVI New. for the \tissus

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MORNING 10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Bull Session. CBS.

11:00 EST (10:00 CST) Young People's Concert. CBS. New York Philharmonic- Symphony Orchestra; Ernest Schelling, conductor.

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AFTERNOON

12:30 EST (11:30 CST) National Grange Pro gram, NBC. Today's broadcast comes direct from the floor of the annual convention of the National Grange in Peoria. Illinois.

5:30 EST (4:30 CST) Del Courtney's Orchestra. N BC. Del Courtney will play ont of the winning songs in Radio Guide's National Song Search.

NIGHT

7:00 EST (6:00 CST) What's My Name? NBC. Quiz program. with Budd Hulick and Arlene Francis.

7:00 EST (6:00 CST) People's Platform. CBS. Dr. F. B. Jewell. president of the National Academy of Science; Watson Davis. CBS director of Science Service. and two other prominent scientists will discuss the role of science in this warracked world.

7:30 EST (6:30 CST) Art for Your Sake, NBC. The life of Francois Boucher will be dramatized.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Gang Busters; Drama. CBS. Dramatized versions of actual crimes. Part I of the amazing career of Eleanor Jarman. known to the Chi- cago police as "The Blond Tigress." will be presented.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Youth vs. Age, NBC. Quiz program, with Cal Tenney.

8:30 EST (7:3C CST) Wayne King's Orchestra. CBS. Buddy Clark, vocalist.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Stop Me If You've Heard This One, NBC. Quiz program, with Milton Berle. Harry Hershfield and Colonel Jay C. Flippen, comedians. Guests: Tommy Riggs. double- voiced star of "Quaker Party." Allen Roth and his orchestra.

9:00 EST (B:00 CST) Hit Parade, CBS. Barry Wood. baritone; Bea Wain. vocalist; Mark War -

now's orchestra.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Alka - Seltzer National Barn Dance, NBC. Guest: Eddie Peabody. American king of the banjo.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Arch ()baler's Plays, NBC. Tonight's drama, "Bathysphere." the story of two scientists locked in a diving bell onehall mile under the sea. was suggested by the New York Geographical Society. The leading role will be played by George Zucco. English actor, in his first radio appearance in America.

9:30 EST (8:30 CST) Death Valley Days; Drama, NBC. The story of the "Joshua" tree, whose grotesque branches pointed to the promised land of California, will be told.

9:45 EST (8:45 CST) Saturday Night Serenade, CBS. Mary Eastman. soprano; Bill Perry. tenor; Gus Haenschen's concert orchestra.

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Benny Goodman's Or- chestra. NBC. Mildred Bailey, vocalist; Ted Pearson, announcer.

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) NBC Symphony Orchestra, NBC. Arturo Toscanini. the greatest figure in contemporary music, conducts the NBC Symphony Orchestra.

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WCLE -Tap -Dance School of Air 1VGAR- Football Game WIND- Italian Hour WJR-Football; U. of Mich. vs. Pennsylvania WLS- Ilonie Talent Prgm. WMBC- Football; Wayne U. 1s. U. of Buffalo %VTtIJ Bulletin Board 1V1Vt'A Brush Creek Follies

2:15 EST 1:15 CST W'HBMMeet the Missus WCLESchubert's Music WGNFootball; Northwestern vs. Notre Dame WHIO-Football; Miami vs. Dayton W'TMJDanee Orch.

2:30 EST 1:30 CST CBS -Football Game: %UJID II ADC (sw 17S3) NBC-Football Game- WSPD Ws\ .1 WOOL Ow 1533) NBC Football Game: WMAQ MBS -The Hayride: CKLW 11' HNC

WBBM Howard Neumiller, organ. is: WIND Race Results W'l.s. Prairie Ramblers & Patsy WWVA On the Mall

2:45 EST 1:45 CST NBC -Football Game: WSPD WCOL (sw-15.33)

WBBM- Kickoff Tune WCLEDancing Feet WHKC.Football; Ohio State vs. Chicago *111.SJulian Bentley, news W'TMJ Football ; Wisconsin vs. Purdue WWVA- Football; Central vs. Wheeling 3:00 EST 2:00 CST

MBS -To be announced: 1V('LE CBSFootball Game: WWVA WJJD WADC tsts 17.83)

NBC -Football Game: WSPD WCOL 1YWJ

WBBM Football; Northwestern U. Notre Dame

W5INU- Sports Edition \1' LS. Merry Go-Round

3:30 EST 2:30 CST CBSFootball Game: WWVA WJJD WaDC (sw. 17.83) NBCFootball Game: WWJ (sw- 9 53)

NBC Football Game: 1VIlK WSPD 4K1.1% -To be announced WRNS -To be announced 111ND -Rare Reults 4:00 EST 3:00 CST

NBCFootball Game: WWJ (sw. 9 53)

MBS -S o n e s That Sweethearts WULE

CBS -Football Game: WWVA WJJD 11 ADC NBCFootball Game: 111IK WJIM WSPD WAD('- Chansonette WENR-Football Garne WIND- Sports Edition

4:15 EST 3:15 CST MBS -Football; Northwestern vs. Notre Dame: WCLE W'HKl' 11'GN

4:30 EST 3:30 CST NBC -Paul Laval's Orch.: W'TAM 1\ 11'J I sw -9.53) NBC -Club Matinee: Wilk WSPD 1% !NJ WOOD WXYZ WIBM CBS -Football Game: WADC 1tH10 WBNS WGAR (sw- 17.83) 11I\DRace Results WJJD- Chapel Singers *WJR-Football Scores: News t%'KARListen to the Band WLW-To be announced

4:45 EST 3:45 CST CBSFootball Game: WJR WJJD -Sons of the Pioneers *WKAR -News The Day's March WOSU -Dance Music WWVA -Front Page Drama

5:00 EST 4:00 CST NBCSunset & Vine, variety how W'TAM %VW) isw -9.53) CBS-Sammy Kaye's Orch.: WJR %VIIIO t%'BNS %%GAR f aw17.83) NBC -Reggie Childs' Orch.: WHK %%'JIM WOOD WXYZ WIBM WSPD KDKA MBSFootball Game: WIIKC rKLWLarry Bradford's Orch WADC- Mennonite Church WBBM-Bull Session WIND-Sport, Edition WJJD -Bob & Bonnie Atcher *WKZO-Sews W'\IBC-Lithuanian Prgm. WOSU-To be announced WWVATraffic Safety

5:15 EST 4 :15 CST NBC-Reggie Childs' Orchestra: WENR CKLW-Turf Club WBB11FFflh Quarter WJJD-Suppertime Frolics WJRMusical Prgrn. *WKZO-News WNIBC- Serenaders tttV1'A- A.Shopping We Will Co

5:30 EST 4:30 CST MBS -Tommy Tucker's Orchestra WIIKC CKLW WCLE WGN NBC -Benny Carter's Orch.: W IIK 11'SPD IVOWO 11'ENIt 1V.IIM 1VOOD WXYZ KDKA CBS -Eddy Duchin's Orch.: WADC AGAR WBNS (sw- 17.83)

NBC -Del Courtney's Orchestra: IVMAQ WCOL WWJ WLW (.w. 9.53)

Del Courtney will 1,15, one of the wInning scarce. In Radio Guide's National Song Senreb.

WBBM -Bull Session 11'1110 -Pigskin Parade WIND -Race Results WOSU-Lawrence Kentpton, organ. it SVTANI - Melody Time

5:45 EST 4:45 CST MBSEd Thorgersen. sports cor -

mentator: CKLW W'1UK WLW NBC -Del Courtney's Orchestra: 11 'TAM CBS -Eddy Duchin's Orch.: W1110

WBNS- Football Score. WGN- Evening Melodies WHKC-To be announced W'JRUniv. of Michigan Prgm.

WMBC- Mountain Red WOSU- Theater Page

NIGHT Where there is no listing

for a station its preceding program is on the air.

6:00 EST 5:00 CST *CBS -News; Albert Warner. comm.: WABC WADC \OHIO WJAS WHAS MBSBuckeye Four: CKLW WGN WIIKC WOSU

*NBC -(News, WJZ only) Dance Orch.: News: WJZ WENR WHK WSAI WOWO WCOL *NBCKaltenmeyers Kindergar- ten: News: WEAF WMAQ (sw 9.53) *News: WSPD WRNS WCKY WJR WLW WCCO Sports: WIND %JIM WOOD *KDKA-Sews; Movie Magazine: Weather WBB\I Pappy Cheshire and his Nat'l Hillbilly Champions WCAE News of the Road: Inter- lude 1 %GARSidney Andorn: Dance Time W'OR Uncle Don. Children's Prgm. *W'TAM-W'alt Bergeuer. organist: Truntpeteers: News W TMJ-Billie the Brownie WWJ-Sports: Dinner Music *11 XYZ -Dav in Resits,

6:15 EST 5:15 CST CBS -Sports Review: WABC WCKY W'HIO *NBC -To be announced: News: WOOD KDKA NBC -Football Scores: WJ7.

*News: W'IIK WJAS WHAS WCCO WADC-Gridiron Extra WBNS -Money at Stake WCAENews: Playtime WCLE-To be announced WGARBob Kelley WHKC-Sports WJIM- Football Scores WJR -Musical Prgm. WLW Baker & Denton, sports *W'OSUNews: Scores W'SPD.Dinner Serenade *WTMJ-Song Doctor: News WXVZDixie Songsters

6t30 EST 5:30 CST MBSEverett Hoagland's Orch.: WGN WIIKC WCAE WCLE WIIK W0sU NBC -Renfrew of the Mounted. sketch: W.IZ WENR WOOD WSAI

CBS -What's Art to Me: WABC WRNS W'H10 WCKY WIND WJAS WHAS WCCO (sw15.27)

The rchltertore of the mod ern holy. will be contemned with that of century ago Io tods, dramatisation.

NBCReligion in the News: W'AL1Q (sw.9.53) *CKLWVal Clare: News KDKAFootball Results WGAR -Kay Halle WHAS -Dr. Pepper's House Party WIND -General Melodies *WJIMStreamlined Ileadlines WJRInside of Sports WLW- Truly American *WORNews W'OWOOuie Nelson's Orch. WTA\I -Leisv Sportsman: Sammy Watkins* Orch. WTMJ- Bowling Like Sixty WWJ-Advs. of Pinocchio V'XVZBud Shaver's Scoreboard

6:45 EST 5:45 CST NBC -Southwestern Serenade: t1 \IAQ t.ss -9.53)

NBCJack Miley, sports: WEAF MBS -Ed Thorgersen. sports commentator SAGS

*CBS -Today in Europe: WABC WADC WENS W'HIO WJAS W'IIAS WCCO WJR (.w-I5.27) MN -Benny Kyle's Orch.: MINI WXYZ CKLW -The Little Show KDKA Melody Time WCAE -La Marba Scores WCKY- Safety First WGARAStringtime WHKC- Dinner Music *WIND-News WLW-Fortunes Washed Away 1%OR -The Charioteers WOWO-Football Extra WSPD-AAA Safety Contest W'TAM-Otto Thorn's Oreh. WTNIJ- Sports Flash WWJ-s. L. A. Marshall

7:00 EST 6:00 CST CBS -The People's Platform: WABC WADC WCKY W 111 WJAS WJR tsw 15 27)

Iw Fu,t w ow 1..wn...e Outdo. NBC -What's My Name ?: WEAF W T:1M W'I.W



NBCMessage of Israel; Guest, Spkr.: WJZ IVENR WHK KDKA WSPD

Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein of the West Side Institutional Synagogue. New' York City. will talk on "Sabbath."

MN Larry Cross: CKLW WOOD WJIM NBCBetty Barrett, songs: WCAE 1VC'OL WTMJ WWJ MBS- Ginsburgh's Concert Orch.: WGN WHKC *WBBM Todd Hunter, news ana lyst WBNS -Richard Himber's Orch. WCCO Score Roundup WGAR- Cultural Institute WHAS-Dr. C. W. Welch WIND-German Hour VMAQ.Football Scores

IVOR -Stan Lomax, sports WOSU -World Observer WOWO-Dinner Music WSAI.Shep Fields' Orch. WXYZ -Town Talk

7:15 EST 6:15 CST *MBSElliott Roosevelt. comm.: WOR

NBC -Organ Moods: WCAE WCOL 11'TNT! 11'NJ

WBBM -Heart of Julia Blake IVBNS-Ohio Emergency Com mit tee IVCCO- Musical Prgm. WGNporta WHASRichard Himber's Orch. WHKC -Dance Music WMAQ-Herbert Foote. organist WOODSunday in Grand Rapids WOSUMusic You Used to Know WSAI -Carl Deacon Moore's Oreh. WTAM Sammy Watkins' Orch. WWVAdnterlude: Sports WXYZ -The Sandlotters 7:30 EST 6:30 CST

CBS -Gay Nineties Revue: WARC 1V'JAS WGAR WHIO (sw15.27) NBC -Uncle Jim's Question Bee: Norman Frescott. tond.: WJZ W MAQ NBCArt for Your Sake: WEAF WTMJ WTAM WCOL WCAE WSAI (sw953)

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NBCHacienda Echoes: 1%'HK KDKA MBS -Enoch Light's Orch.: WOR CKLW MNNed Jordan. secret agent: WJIM WOOD WXYZ *News: WGN WLS Dr. Pepper's Houseparty: WHAS WCKY Our Ohio Schools: WHKC WOSU CKLW- LeBlanc & Janelle, piano duo WADCGoodwill Hour

WBBM Peoples Platform WRNSPigskin Puzzlers W'CCO -Barn Dance WJRNews Comes to Life WLW- Renfro Valley Folk WSPD.WPA Prgm. WWJ-\ Want a Job W'WVA.Richard Himber's Oreh.

7:45 EST 6:45 CST NBC-Hacienda Echoes: WSPD MN -Ned Jordan: WIBM MBSInslde of Sperts: WOR WIIK WCAE WGN Sports: WJIM WLS CKLW.Topical Commentary WOSUViolin & Piano WWJSports Parade WWVA -Football Reporter

8:00 EST 7:00 CST NBCGreen Hornet. drama: WJZ KDKA WSAI WOOD WIBM \111K 11 'JIM WXYZ CBSGang Busters, dram a: WABC WWVA WGAR WADC 1111AS WCCO WJAS WBNS W1110 WCKY WBBM WJR (sw- 15.27) (also KSL KNX at 11:30 µn1.)

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NBC -Glenn Miller's Orchestra: WEAF WCOL (sw9.53) MBSName Three: WGN WOR Dance Orch.: WTMJ W1VJ CKLW.Esery body's Jamboree WCAE.Eddy Brandt's Orch. WHKC.Day Is Done WIND-Green Valley Line WLS -Barn Dance Party WLW-Boone County Jamboree WMAQ-Art Kassel's Orch. WOSU- Gaines Hour WSPDGeorçe Duffy's Orrh. IVTAM -Otto Thoras' Orch.

8:15 EST 7:15 CST NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: 11'T:Á11

CKLW-Sports Parade WIND -Tommy Ott & Toni War. rilou

8:30 EST 7:30 CST NBC -Youth vs. Age, quiz show; Cal Tinnrv: WJZ WIIK WSAI WJIM W'IBM WCOL WXYZ. WSPD KDKA W'I.S

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MBSHawaii Calls: WOK WGN ItCMI *CBS -Wayne King's Orchestra: News: WABC WJAS WBNS %VWV'A WJ R WADC WGAR WCCO WBBM WCKY WHAS W1110

NBC -Stop Me If You've Heard This One; Milton Berle; Guests: WE:1F 11 'MAQ WWJ WTMJ WCAE WTAM WLW (sw.9.53) CKLWQuizz Club

WIND:The Aristocrats WOOD -To be announced W'OSU Betty Terry. organist

8:45 EST 7:45 CST *WINDBook Review: News WOSUHighlights in History WWVA-Rolling Rhythm

9:00 EST 8:00 CST NBCArch Oboler Plays: WEAF W'CAE WMAQ 1V1VJ WTAM

ree dots.i see Good Listening Ou, NBC- AlkaSeltzer National Barn Dance; Uncle Ezra; Henry Burr. bar., Hoosier Hot Shots; Maple City Four; Arkie; Ann. Pat & Judy; Joe Kelly, m.c.; Glenn Welty & Orch.; Guest: WJZ KDKA WOOD WXY7. 1VSPD WJIM WLS N'HK WLW WIBM (sw.9.65) (also at 11 p.m. EST)

Few 004,1 NO Oded L,.tenoog Guide. CBS-Your Hit Parade; Barry Wood. bar.; Ben Nain, vocalist; Mark Warnow's Orch. : WABC WADC W'CCO WGAR WBNS WHAS WBBM WHIO WJAS WWVA WJR WCKY (sw11.83) (also KNX KSL at 11 p.m. EST) CKLW-National Hockey League WGN -Grifl Williams Orch. 1V'IND. Montparnasse Forum WORConfidentially Yours IVOSUSaturday -Night Dance Party 11'SAl-Billy Snider's Oreh. 11'TMJ. Second Guessers

9:15 EST 8:15 CST 1VOR -Cal. 'n' Jammers WSAIRed Roberti Orch

9:30 EST 8:30 CST NBCDeath Valley Days: WEAF WTAM W'CAE %' TMJ WMAQ 11'SAI WWJ

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MBS- Symphonic Strings: WOR Mtisse Mod .,, ea. IO this week.

*WGN-New, WIND-Paul Paige's Orch.

9:45 EST 8:45 CST CBS -Bob Trout. comm.: 1VABC Ow 11.83)

CBS- Saturday Night Serenade: Mary Eastman. sop.; Bill Perry, tor.; Gus Haenschen's Orch.; Bill Adams: WWVA WGAR WBBM %%'HAS WJAS WBNS WJR

Mr. fery will sing South of the Border arid. with the Chor.

Where or When. The Sere us, nders will otter a College

mwllry owl Miss Eastman will sing Thine Alone. The or- ,liestra will offer Sweet Georgia Itrown, Gaol Morning. and I Loco CO I :r,Y,gt iae the Tune.

rad the e ,rtnhlc will offer Little Mau Who Wn't There.

WADC-Goldman Band tV(CO Farmer s' Forum 1VCKY- Concert Hall WGN Anson Weeks' Orch. W-HIO.Neil Howes Orch.

10:00 EST 9:00 CST CBSDeep River Rhapsody: WABC IVC'KY (sw -11.83

NBC-Symphony Orch.: Arturo Toscanini. cond.: WJZ WJIM WSPD KOKA WIBM WXYZ 11'SAI W'HK

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MBS -Tropical Serenade: WOR

*MBSElliott Roosevelt, comm.: W'W':

NBCBenny Goodman's Orch.: Mildred Bailey, soloist ; Bert Parks. ns.c.: WEAF %CAE WCOL %TAM WMAQ WLW WOOD WWJ W'TI11J (sw -9.53) WHIO- Little Tom *WIND-News 11'LS-Barnyard Jamboree

10:15 EST 9:15 CST CBS-Concert In Rhythm: WABC IVGAIt 11'JAS WADC WHIG 1VCCO WCKY (sw.11.83) WBBM.Jimmie Noone's Orch. WBNS -Lest We Forget 1VGNHeidelberg Concert Orch. WHAS- Kentucky Play Party WIND1Valkathon WJR-The Editor's Chair 1VWVARollìne Rhythm 10:30 EST 9:30 CST NBCDance Orch.: WEAF WCOL 1VTA)1 WWJ I sw.9.53) NBC -What's My Name ?: IVMAQ 11 TMJ

CBS -Concert in Rhythm: Will MBS.Music by Moonlight: WOR

11 BBM. Sports Huddle *WBNS -Jim Cooper. news WCAE -Ray Pearl's Orrh. WCKY- Cities Worthwhile *WGAR- Headliner WGNBoyd Raeburn's Orch. %VINDFootball Parade WLSBarn Dance Frolic WLW- Castle Farm Orch. WOODFrank %Vinegar's Oreh. *WWVA -News

10:45 EST 9:45 CST CBS -Public Affairs: WABC WJlt WJAS WCCO WADC WCKY Is" 11.83)

MBS -Music by Moonlight: CKLW *WBBM -Nesss WBNSDouble 13 Nite Club IVGARBoh Kelley: Interlude *IVHIO. Newspaper of the Air WLW -Cul Deacon Moore's Orch. W'WVAInquiring Mike 11:00 EST 10:00 CST NBC -Symphony Orch.: WIZ WSAI WJIM WSPD WIBM WOOD WXYZ *CBSNews: Leighton Noble's Orch.: WABC WKBN WBNS WGAR W('KY

*NBCNews: Hugh Gibson, news: WE IF WCOL WTAM (sa.9.53) NBC -Nat'l Barn Dance: WTMJ MBS- Johnnie Davis' Orchestra: 1VGN

*News: 11'CAE WHAS WJR WON WJAS W'L11' WADC *CKLW'Reporter WBBM- Americans at Work *WCCO -News Voices WHIO -Beach Combers' Orch. WIND -North Side Gospel Church WLSBarn Dance Varieties WMAQ -Art Kassel's Orch. W'WJ Mich. State Highways 11'WVAMidnitht Jamboree

11:15 EST 10:15 CST CBSLeighton Noble's Orchestra: W'Ill( WJAS IVADC W'JR MBSAnson Weeks' Orch: WGN ('K LW NBC -Little Jack Little's Orch.: tl'EAF %'CAE W COL WTAM W %'J

WBNS- Victor Varieties WCCO -Dance Orch. WHASWalsh Looks 'Em Over %VL1V- Baker's Sports Final W'MAQLittle Jack Little's Orch. WOR -Glenn Miller's Orch.

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SATURDAY November 18

11:30 EST 10:30 CST NBCGeorge Olsen's Orch: VEAF 1VCAE 1V COL WSPD WOOD Isss 9.53) CBS -Tommy Reynold's Orch.: WABC W'ADC WGAR WJAS 11'KBN 1VCCO W1110 WIND WIR N8C- (News, WJZ only) Johnny Messner's Oreh.: WJZ WJIM WIBM WSPD KDKA WSAI MBSAndy Kirk's Orch.: CKLW %VOR

1VBBM-Public Affairs WCKY -Bobby Peters' Orch. WGN -Dick Jurgens' Orch. 1VHAS- Lamp's Low *WHKNews 111.W. Johnny Lon(s Orch. 111-A11-Gene Sullivan, ' Orch. 1 \'11'.I -Dance Orch. IVX5Z -Jack Coffey's Orch.

End o1 Saturday Programs

WXYZ a . . 8:30 P. M.

You've Got a Date with Me Tonight!

Boy,Oh Boy, will we have fun! You an' rate. listenin' to those 4 Oldsters and 4 Youngsters on

our

"YOUTH vs AGE" Quiz Show, tyin' their pore brains in knots!

Get set to stage your own Contest alongside ours. See who has the right to crow in your family -Maw and Paw or the kids! Don't forget tonight.

The Oklahoma Funstcr

WXYZ i . . 8:30 P. M.

MORNING *Star In program listings

indicates news broadcast. 9:00 EST 8:00 CST

NBC- Coast to -Coast on a Bus: IVMAQ WXYZ WCOL WLW WASH 1VIIK (sw 21.5) NBCTurn Back the Clock: WWJ `V TA M

*CBSToday in Europe: W1110 WRNS WBBM WWVA ín.17.83)

9:15 EST 8:15 CST NBC -Tom Terris, Letters from Abroad: WWJ WTAM

CBS- Outdoors with Bob Edge: Will) WBNS WBBM WWYA

9:30 EST 8:30 CST NBC. Sunday Drivers: WWJ

CBSWings Over Jordan: WBBM WGAR WBNS WWVA WHIQ WJR (iw17.83) NBCBooks Around the World: WMAQ WXYZ WCOL WASH WLW \Vl!K (sw -21.5)

Dramatic program of hooks for children presented by the U. 8. Omi of Education in connection with Children's Book Week.

9:45 EST 8:45 CST NBC Sunday Drivers: WTAM

10:00 EST 9:00 CST NBCMorning Musicale: W'LW WOW 0 1VKZO %VSI'D %í7I NI

1V'HK W'IHM (sw -21.5)

( BS- Church of the Air: Spkr.: 1V'KRN WRNS WBBM (sw. 17 83)

Speaker, Dean Earl B. Mar last IMethalistl of the Boston U. School of Theology.

NBC-The Radio Pulpit: WTAM R'1 \7 WMAQ WCOL

Dr. Rockmart' subject will be "Sources of Supply." The Radio Chodter. will sing There' Wldenesa In God's Mercy.

Cavalry Church: WASH WXYZ *News: WHIO WTAU Italian Hour: WGAR WIND

10:15 EST 9:15 CST NBC-Morning Musicale: KOKA 10:30 EST 9:30 CST CBS -March of Gares: 11'1110 1VJR (sw- 17.83) NBCBill Johnson. bar.: WCOL WMAQ tVTA1I NBC -Ross Trio: KDKA WJIM 11'011'0 WSPD WHK (sw -2l.5) Slovak Hour: W'GA It WE BN 10:45 EST 9:45 CST NBCKidoodlers: WLW IVMAQ 1111.1

NBC -To be announced: (sw_21.5) N BC.Smilin' Ed McConnell. songs:

WSI'U 1V'JIM WIRM KDKA 11:00 EST 10:00 CST *CBSNews & Rhythms: WJR WBBM WRNS (.17.83) *NBCNews: Walter Logan's Orch.: 11' L11'

*NBCNews: Alice Remsen in the Land of Make Believe: WHK WSPD 1VKZO *News: Melody Tune: KDKA WTAM 11:15 EST 10:15 CST NBC- Neighbor Nell: WSPD 1V'ItK KDKA W'KZO ()+.15.33) NBC-Walter Logan's Orchestra: WLW W MBS -Reviewing Stand: WGN W'CLE 11:30 EST 10:30 CST MBSLeo Freudberg's Orchestra: 1VuLF: 11'IIKC 11GN

CBS -Major Bowes' Family: 1V'IND WINO WKBN Isw- 17.83)

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NBCMusic & American Youth: WCOL WMAQ NBCSouthernaires: WOWO %'LS KDKA WSPD WHK (sw. 15.33)

Baptist Church: tVKZO WXYZ CKLW- Anglican Church WADC.St. Paul's Church WBBM- Sunday Sunshine WBNS -Broad St. Church IVCLE-Musical Prem. WJJD.Happy Go Lucky Time

SUNDAY, November 19, 1939

WJR-Rev. John Zoller 11'LWAgrncy Series

11:45 EST 10:45 CST NBCSouthernaires: \\'IBM *W'BBM-News

11 HKC-Homespun Harmonies W'JJD- Melodic Moments 1V LWSunday Caller WTA VI- >laste, sinters

AFTERNOON 12:00 EST 11:00 CST NBC-Vernon Crane's Story Book: MT. 11 LAM

For dots. .e. Geed L,IMn,ng Guide.

NBC-Radio City Music Hall of the Air: Orch., KDKA WOWO (sw-15.331

Muse, dot.., on ope to th, week.

MBS -Perole String Quartet: t .IIK('

Musc et., on e IO rhos week.

CBSMajor Bowes' F a m i I y: 1V 1V\'A

MN- Children's Theater: WXYZ WK /.0 WJIM WOOD WIBM CKLtV. blasters of Rhythm IVADCHungarian Hour WBBM -Piano Parade WBNS -Mr. Prosecutor 1V'CLE-Bohemiab Music W'GARPolish Hour WGN-U. of C. Chapel Service W'HK-Langworth Swing Orch. *WINDJewish News & Views VJJDPeople s Church

WJR- Mother's Album WLS -City Manager Discussion WLWCadle Tabernacle Choir WMAQ -Sing An Old Song WMBC Jewish Hour *W'SPDPolish News

12:15 EST 11:15 CST NBC-Julio Martinez Oyanquren, guitarist: WTAM I1'BBM- Sunday Sunshine

WBNS-Gypsy Caravan WCLEItaltan Music *WHK -News WJR Univ. of Michigan Prgm. WLS -Grace Wilson, contr. WMAQ-Take a Picture W'SPDArrordinn Varieties WWJ World Adventure 12:30 EST 11:30 CST NBC-On Your Job: WWJ WCOL W TAM

For del., .n GOed 1,11.0.00 au,de.

CBS -Salt Lake City Tabernacle (loir & Organ : WIIIO (sw- 17.83 )

MBS -American Wildlife: WHKC NBC -Radio City Music Hall: WHK WLtV *CKLWNews: Music for Sun. day *WADC-News: Bill Denton WBBM Man on the Street WBNS.Memories t1CLE. Hungarian Music WGAR -Czech Hour WIND- Methodist Prem. WKBN -Civic Roundup: Student Recital WLS- Reading the Funnies: Wea- ther: Livestock : Bookings W NIAQ.Prevue of New Records WSPD Abele Musicale WTMJ- Ramblers in Rhythm WWVA Economy Notes 12:45 EST 11:45 CST MNWaltz Time: WIRM

CBSSalt Lake City Tabernacle Choir & Organ: WKBN WWVA *News: WHKC WOOD 111BBM -Waltz Time 1V1110Your Exterior Decorator WJIM Nat Shilkret's Orch. WJR- Father Coughlin W'KZO.Orgau Reveries WTMJ- Calling All Tenants WXYZ. Spanish Serenade

1:00 EST 12:00 CST NBC -Music for Moderns: WMAQ W'T.111 111VJ

MBSDon Arces. Inr.; Orch.: WGN WHKC

CBS -Church of the Air: [WKBN WBNS (sw17.83)

HI Eminence Rodrigue Ca, dinal Villeneuve of Quebec will be heard speaking t the dedi- ration of the New !Bouse of Studies of the Oblate% of Mary Immaculate in 1Va.bn,g ton, D. C.

NBC -Pilgrimage of Poetry: %VIIK W'OWO {\'COL (sw- 15.33)

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1VENRThis W'eek's Hit Tunes WGAR- Slovenian Hom WHIO -The Story Man WIND -German Hour WKZO-First Federal Prgm. WLCollege of Music WOOD.Calvary Church WSPD-Toledo GOStiel Tabernacle W'TMJPublic Speaks VWVAOId Family Album

1:15 EST 12:15 CST NBC Vass Family: WCOL WOWO W7111 WXYZ 1VKZO (sw.15.33) MBS- American Radio Warblers: WGN CKLW W'HK MBS-Betty & Buddy. songs & patter: 1V'IIKC 1VCLESlovak Music W'MBC- Bernstein Prgm

1:30 EST 12:30 CST NBC -Metropolitan Moods: W'JU1 W'COL WXYZ WKZO CBSPiano; String Time with Ilalberg Brown: WGAR (sw 17.83 )

NBCFrom Hollywood Today: WMAQ WTMJ 11'Úl' (sw- 15.33)

MBSThe Lutheran Hour: 11'1(K WHKC CKLW *KDKA News WADC-Slovak [lour W'BBMMotorcade of Music *WBNSWeek in Review tV('LE- Polish Music %'GN-Alice Blue, pianist

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1:45 EST 12:45 CST NBC-Metropolitan Moods: WO.1%'0

CBS -Talk by Davis Lawrence¡ 11'110 IVGAR WBNS (sw17,83) *Nees: WGN WJJD KDKA-On the MaII WINUKickO(I Time WJR- Football Prevue WWJYera Richardson

2:00 EST 1:00 CST NBC -Great Plays: WCOL WXYZ WI.Nlt 11'KZO W'OWO WIBM WJIM WHK (sw- 15.33)

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NBC -String Symphony: Frank Black. dir.: WOOD

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NBC -Smoke Dreams: WMAQ WLIV WTAM WSPD W1VJ

KDKAFoothall; New York vs. Pittsburgh WCLEOId World Melodies WGN -Musical Memories WHKC-Semi-Solid Ramblers WINDFootball; Chicago Cardin -

ak vs. Washington Redskins WJJD-Missing Persons WJR-Football; Detroit Lions vs. Cleveland Rams WTMJ- Football; Packers vs. Brooklyn 11'W\'AL. P. Lehman & Stall

2:15 EST 1:15 CST *WBBMTo.ld Hunter, news W'.I J DH. DI'' Harmonies

2 :30 EST 1:30 CST NBC -U. of Chicago Round Table Discussion WCOL WMAQ WWJ WTAM %V(M)

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MBS-Let's Go Back to the Bible: CKLW *CBS.So You Think You Know Music: News: WKBN IW1110

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CBS -Anson Weeks Orch.: WBB\I *WAD(' Lucks Money: Sews WBNS- Industry Speaks 1VCLE -Irish Preen. WGAR-Football; Detroit Lions vs. Cleveland Rain. WGN -Don Pedro. violinist WHKC-Concert Melodies WIRE-Uptowners WJJD-Suudas Matinee WLW- Church by Side of Road SMBC Frank Pollina

\1SPD Mlel.dic Moods 2:45 EST 1:45 CST

WGNBob Becker's Doe Chats *WJJD News IVMBC- Catholic Hour

3:00 EST 2:00 CST NBC- Address by Pres. F. D. Ronevell: WKZO 11 'IBM 1VENR WXl'7. WSPD WHK WLW (sw- 15.33 )

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NBC -I Want a Divorce. sketch: W\I1Q IVW'J IVTA\I 11'OOD

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CBS -N. Y. Philharmonic Orch., John Barbirolli, cond.: WKBN WBNS WADC WBBSI W'1110

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CKLW Elder Morton's Tabernacle WCI.E.Amateur Show WCOL -To be announced WJJD-Football; Chicago Bears vs, Philadelphia WJIMEstes Leadley Recital Hr. WMBCN. Y. Philharmonic Orch. *WOWOMaster sineers: News

3:15 EST 2:15 CST NBC- Address by Pres. F. D. Roosevelt: WOWO 1111KLife Stories

3:30 EST 2:30 CST NBC -We the Wives: WTAM %VW'J WMAQ

NBC -Tapestry Musicale: WENR WKZO WXYZ IYCOI WHK WIBM WOOD WJIM WLW (sw- 15.33) MBS -Hartz Mountain Singing Canaries: WGN CKLW W IIKC Western Serenade WOWO Nazarene Service WSPD The Rev. Jeremiah

3:45 EST 2:45 CST NBC -Tapestry Musicale: tc >PD

NBC-Rangers' Serenade: WCOL 11 LW W W'J

MBS -Haven of Rest: CKLW l\IIKC WGN -Alice Blue, pianist W )I.1Q -Radio ?grade

4:00 EST 3:00 CST NBC -Nail Vespers: WENR W H n WOOL WXYZ WJIM WIBM

Dr. ro.dk-k' subject will be 'The Modern World Gets Bark to the Need of Salvtloo." The quartet will slug I) God Be. n. -sth Ths Goldin[ Hand, ud J, -its \VIII C,.,:n.

NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: (sw- 9.53 )

MBS -Nobody's Children: WHKI WGN CKLW WKZOFather Coughlin 1VLWUnsolved Mysteries WMAQ -Tony Won,' Scrapbook ti UOUVesper Hour W'OWOArt for Your Sake WSPD- Lutheran Inner Mission WTAMCameos of New Orleans WWJ- Serenata 11'W1'Á Youth & Music

4:15 EST 3:15 CST NBC-Glenn Miller's Orchestra: AV NIAQ 11'TAM

11'11') Cameos of New Orleans 4:30 EST 3:30 CST

NBC -The World Is Yours; Smith mliau Institution Dran,a: 11'COL

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NBC -Richard Himber's Orch.: W'Sf'D WIBM WJIM WENR WII K

CBS -Pursuit of Happiness: WBNS WADC W'KBN SA 1110 11'BBM (se 17.83)

MBS -Lutheran Hour: t\'OWO

CKLWDetroit Lutheran Charities WGN Johnnie Davis Orch. WIIK(-Choral Art Choir WIND Sunday Musical WIREKirk.O W'JR.Musiral Pram. WLWAldrich Family WOODTo be announced WTAMCommunity Fund Prem. WWVA -Mr. Fix -It 11'XYZ.utheran Hour

4:45 EST 3:45 CST % WVA- Sunday Newspaper of the

Air 5:00 EST 4:00 CST

NBC -Blue Barron's Orch.: W'11'J

WM:1Q WTAM WCOL (sw953) NBC -Vagabonds: 11 'JIM VENII LVIR\1 WXYZ WOWO

MBS -Musical Steelmakers: CKLW WGN WLW W'vVA

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CBS -Hobby Lobby; Dave (Iman, In.c.; Harry Salter's Orch.: WJ11

WGAR W'1110 WBNS %VADF

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KDKA -Vesper Serevices WCLE-Music of Today Wilk Camera Forum 1VINDDance Music *WKZO -News '. slB(' -Polish Prgm

W'ul'D The Concert Grand WT\IJ Masters of Classics

5:15 EST 4:15 CST NBC -Bob Becker's Chats About Dogs: WW.1 WT1M t'w9.53) NBC -To be announced: WOWO WI IK NBC -Concert Orch.: 1VENR

MN.Detroit Conservatory of Music: WXYZ W'JIM WIBM

WMAQ Cameos of Ness Orleans M1)00 Theater Previews 11SPD-Religious News Reporter

5:30 EST 4:30 CST NBC -Metropolitan Opera Audi lions of the Air; Wilfred Pelle tier's Orch.; Guests: KDKA WENR WIBM WXYZ With 1 \'JI \I WSPD %COL

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MORNING

11:30 EST (10:30 CST) Major Bowes' Family, CBS. The seventeenth anniversary of this program will be celebrated today.

AFTERNOON

12:00 EST (11:00 CST) Radio City Music Hall, N BC. Symphony orchestra, Erno Rapee conducting; Rosemarie Brancato, soprano; Henrietta Schumann. pianist.

12:00 EST (11:00 CST) Vernon Crane's Story Book. NBC. "Herman, the Littlest Locomotive," will be today's fairy -tale.

12:30 EST (11:30 CST) On Your Job; Drama, NBC. Today's episode, "Tunnel Man," deals with underground construction work.

1:00 EST (12:00 CST) Pilgrimage of Poetry, NBC. The home of Walt Whitman in Camden, New Jersey, will be visited by Ted Malone today.

2:00 EST (1:00 CST) String Symphony, NBC. Frank Black. conductor.

Mes sews unrg. be ,Pana on Pe9e 10, ...ern., a

2:00 EST (1:00 CST) Democracy in Action, CBS. Today's episode in the "Battle for Health" series, titled "Border Stop Signs," shows how the spreading of dis- ease across state and national borders is checked.

2:00 EST (1:00 CST) Great Plays, NBC. Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" will De

presented.

2:30 EST (1:30 CST) So You Think You Know Music, CBS. Musical Quiz program, with Ted Cott. M. C.; Leonard Liebling, "Radio Guide's" music editor, judge.

2:30 EST (1:30 CST) University of Chicago Round Table, NBC. Subject "Taxes -Good or Bad ?" Speakers: Albert Lepawski, research assistant of political science; Neal Jacoby, associate professor of finance. and Louis Wirth, associate professor of sociology. all of the U. of Chicago.

3:00 EST (2:00 CST) Address by President Roosevelt, NBC. President Roosevelt will be heard speaking at the cor- nerstone -laying exercises of the Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Library from his Hyde Park estate. Archibald MacLeish, newly appointed Librarian of Congress. D. W. Conner. archivist of the U. S.. and other prominent speakers will also be heard.

3:00 EST (2:00 CST) New York Philharmonic Orchestra. CBS. John Barbirolli, conductor; Zino Francescatti. violinist.

Mvs.c aeud mar be I.u.w on peg. 10. column

3:00 EST (2:00 CST) 1 Want a Divorce, NBC. Today's drama. by Peter B. Kyne, brings up the issue

of whether a wife should interfere with her husband's choice of a

4:00 EST (3:00 CST) National Vespers, NBC. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick. speaker; male quartet. directed by George Shackley.

4:30 EST (3:30 CST) The World Is Yours; Drama. NBC. Subject: "Arts and Industries." Title: "Flying in Safety."

5:00 EST (4:00 CST) Musical Steelmakers. MBS. Dorothy Ann Crowe. vocalist; Steele Sisters: Ardenne White: The Old Timer; Singing Millmen; Musical Steel- makers' orchestra.

5:00 EST (4:00 CST) Hobby Lobby. CBS.

5:30 EST (4:30 CST) Metropolitan Opera Audi- tions, NBC. Milton Cross. M. C.; Wilfred Pelletier. Guests: Anna Sleek, coloratura -soprano, of New York City, and David Elwyn. baritone. of Los Angeles. aspirants, and Rose

Bampton, soprano star of the Metropolitan Opera Company.

5:30 EST (4:30 CST) Ben Bernie and All the Lads. CBS. Lew Lehr, comedian; Buddy Clark, Mary Small and the

Bailey Sisters, vocalists.

you want to hear today

NIGHT

6:00 EST (5:00 CST) Listen America, MBS. Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen. commentators; Erno Rapee conducting a thirty-piece symphony orchestra: Tune Twisters: Gracie Barrie; Arthur Hale, M. C.

8:00 EST (5:00 CST) Silver Theater, CBS. Carole Lombard will star in today's drama, Robertson White's "Incredible Lady."

6:30 EST (5:30 CST) Show of the Week, MSS. Budd Hulick. M. C. Guests: Frankie Masters and his

orchestra.

8:80 EST (5:30 CST) Grouch Club, NBC. Jack Lescoulie, M. C.; Ned Sparks; Arthur Q. Bryan; Phil Kramer: Emery Parnell; Beth Wilson; Walter Tetley; Leon Leonardi's orchestra.

8:30 EST (5:30 CST) Gateway to Hollywood, CBS. Guests: Fay Bainter, screen star: Phillip Suther of Yellow Springs. Ohio, and Edna Evans of Bethesda,

Maryland, audition winners.

1 :00 EST (6:00 CST) Bach Cantata Series. MBS. Genevieve Rowe. soprano; Mary Hopple, contralto; William Hain. tenor; Raoul Nadeau, baritone; chorus; Alfred Wallenstein, conductor.

Musc aet.l may be round on Page 10. c.Wmn 3.

7:00 EST (6:00 CST) Jack Benny. Comedian, NBC.

Mary Livingstone, comedienne; Andy Devine: Rochester; Dennis Day, tenor: Don Wilson, announcer; Phil Harris orchestra.

7:30 EST (6:30 CST) Mr. District Attorney; Drama, NBC. Racket busting drama, with Jay Jostyn and Arlene Francis.

7:30 EST (6:30 CST) Fitch Bandwagon, NBC. Henry M. Neely, M. C. Guests: Abe Lyman and his orchestra.

7:30 EST (6:30 CST) Screen Guild Theater. CBS. Variety show originating in New York City. with Fred Allen. Tallulah Barkhead, Robert Benchley and an opera star. Roger Pryor. M. C.; Oscar Bradley's orchestra.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Campbell Playhouse; Drama. CBS. Claudette Colbert will costar with Orson Welles tonight in "Garden of Allah."

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Chase and Sanborn Hour, NBC. Rudy Vallee. M. C.; Charlie McCarthy. Mortimer Snerd and Edgar Bergen. comedians: Dorothy Lamour. vocal. ist: Donald Dickson. baritone: Robert Armbruster's orchestra.

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9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Walter Winchell, Col- umnist. NBC.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Ford Sunday Evening Hour. CBS. Lawrence Tibbett, baritone; Detroit Symphony Orches- tra. Eugene Ormandy, conductor.

9:15 EST (8:15 CST) The Parker Family; Drama, NBC.

9:30 EST (8:30 CST) American Album of Fa- miliar Music. NBC. Frank Munn. tenor; Jean Dickenson, soprano: Eliza. beth Lennox. contralto: Haenschen's concert orchestra.

9:45 EST (8:45 CST) Sports Newsreel of the Air. NBC. Bill Stern. sports commentator. Guest: Henry Mc- Lemore. sports editor of United Press.

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) The Adventures of Ellery Queen, CBS. "The Adventure of the Tell -Tate Bottle" is the title of tonight's dramatization. Ellery Queen. detective- story writer, M. C.

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Hour of Charm. NBC. Phil Spitalny's All -Girl orchestra: Maxine, vocalist; Evelyn. violinist: Del Sharbutt. announcer. Guest: Dr. Katherine B. Blodgett, distinguished woman scientist.

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Good Will Hour, MBS. With John J. Anthony conducting.

11:00 EST (10:00 CST) Paul Sullivan Reviews the News. CBS.

Refer to adjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs. FOR FREQUENCIES OF STATIONS LISTED ON THESE PAGES SEE LOG ON PAGE 27.

N BCPaul Wing's Spelling Bee: CBSBen Bernie & All the Lads. WBNS- Rhythm in Rhyme Tone W'1.11' N' >IAO WTAM W'1 \'J with Less Lahr. comedian: 11'BBM WHIOMusiral Memories WT \Il (sw -9.53) WAOC WGAR W'JR (sw- 17.83) WJJD- Musical Scoreboard

(also KSL KNX at 12 mid. EST) WKBN-Holy Hour MBS -The Shadow, drama: CKLW N'DIBCContentment WGN WOOD To be announced

Two leans from the National Connell of Trschrre will com- pete.

IAW1'.1 On with the Dance

5:45 EST 4:45 CST WBNSEmer`ency Committee W'1110 Jewels at Eventide WIND -WPA Orchestra WJJD-Suppertime Frolic



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WMBCPoliah Continentals W'OODBJ Revue WWVAArmchair Romances



6:00 EST 5:00 CST NBC-Catholic Hour: WCAE WWJ WMAQ WCOL WTAM (sw 9.53)

Reverend Jame. M. Glitt. auh)eet will be "Nathan to I1a r id."

CBS-Silver Theater; Conrad Na. gel. dir.: WABC WHAS WJR WBBM WGAR WHIO WBNS V(:K \' WADC 1VJAS W'CCO « Mod «. Grad L,.N,o. o Guido

MBS- Listen America: WOR WGN 11HKC CKLW WIIK

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NBCNew Friends of Music: WJZ W000 W X1'7 WIBM WJIM

M..,e *worm pa.. 10 tans w..k. KDKA Bernie Armstrong. organ ist WENRAmateur Hour WIND Gary Council of Churches WKBN -Let's Waltz WLW -Sherlork Holmes WSAI-Doc Marty. sportsman WSPDQuiz Bee WTMJ -Concert Violinist WWVA -hobby Lobb)

6:15 EST 5:15 CST WIND-Judge Gutknecht on Eu rope WKBNSports Page *WSAI -Peter Grant. news *WTMJFourSiar New

6:30 EST 5:30 CST CBS -Gateway to Hollywood; Sum- mer Theater: WWVA 11'1110 WJR W'ItitM WADC WGAR WJAS 1111AS WCKY WCCO

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MBS -The Show of the Week: WCLE CKLW %Olt W IIKC WIIK

For tu,l oe Goad L,.t.n o O ndr NBC- Grouch Club, Comedy & Music WMAQ WTAM KDKA WLW WCOL WSPD í.w.9.53) *WBNS -Jim Cooler news WCAE.Sunday Serenade WGNCalling All Cars WIND -lingo Game *WKBNHilites in the Headlines Something About Everything WSAI -Catholic Hour WTMJ Hello Neighbor WWJ -Ty Tyson WXYZ -Harr) Hellmann

6:45 EST 5:45 CST WBNS_Vnices of Yesterday

WCAE- Newspaper of the Air WIND -Concert International WIREGood Neighbors WKBN -Accordiana W'WJ-C. C. Bradner

7:00 EST 6:00 CST NBC -Dinah Shore, songs: WE?. 1111th WSAI WXYZ WJIM *CBS -The War This Week: %ABC WHIO WADC WJAS WKBN WBBM WHAS WCCO WBNS WWVA WCKY (sw- 15.27)

MBS -Bach Cantata Series: CKLW IVOR WHKC 11'CMII

rum,< *cant an page 10 t.+ wank.

NBC -Jack Benny. Mary Living- stone; Dennis Day. tor., Andy Devine; Rochester; Don Wilson; Phil Harris Orch.: WEAF WWJ 1VMAQ WCAE WTMJ 11 'TAM WSPD WLW (also KOA KFI at 11:30 p.m. EST) *KDKA -Four Star News WENR -Bill Bardo'. Orch WGAR Pop Concert WGN -Anson Weeks' Orch WIIK-St. Johns Singers WIND- Polish Prgm. W'JRGerald L. K Smith. talk WOOD Calvary Church

7:15 EST 6:15 CST *NBC -News from Europe: W'JZ WSAI WIBM WJIM WXYZ WIIK KDKA W KBN- Richard "limber s Orris

7:30 EST 6:30 CST MBS -Dick Jurgen' Orch.: WGN 1VHKC

NBC -Fitch Bandwagon; Henry N. Seeley. mt . Guest Orch.: %YEAF WMAQ WCAE WTAM WSAI WWJ WCOL WTMJ (sw 9.53)

ew Ma,l w Caed L,.l.n.ad Os,M.

CBS -Screen Guild Theater; Roger Pryor. nt. e.; Oscar Bradley's Or chestra: 11'ABC WCKY WGAR WJR %VITAS WJAS 1VH1011'BNS WADC WWVA %VKBN tsw 1527i / *tail w. Goad ...towns Ou,M.

NBC -Mr. District Attorney, drama: WJZ WHK 11'XYZ KDKA 11F.NH WLW MN -Don Pablo's Orch.: WIBM WJIM *News: WOR CKLW WBBM History in the Making W'CCO -Berne Bierman WSPD- Concert Hall

7:45 EST 6:45 CST CBS -Weekend Potpourri: WCCO *MBS -Sigrid Schultz. News analyst. W'GN WIIK(' WOR CKLW -String Orch.

8:00 EST 7:00 CST NBC -Festival of Music: WJZ WJIM KDKA WSPD WXYZ, sv-,ll WIIK

NBC -Chase & Sanborn Hour; Ed- gar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy & Mortimer Snertl; Dorothy La- mour; Donald Dickson, bar.; Robert Armbruster'\ Orchestra; Guest: WEAF WCAE VMIAQ WTAM WLW WTMJ WCOL 1VWJ Is..9 53)

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tr Mp.w. rce«tk7 .M awe *CBS.Campbeb Playhouse. dra. ma; Orson W'elles; Guests: News: WABC WKBN WJAS WBNS WADC WCKY WH10 WGAR WJR (also at 10 p.m. EST) I« MM,, ow G toter... Mad. *CBS -Adventures of E l l e r y Queen. News: WCCO WBBM (also at IO p.m. EST) MBS- American Forum of the Alt: WOR CKLW Dr. M. R. DeHaan 1VGNIleidelbe:g Concert Oreb W HAS Rev Charles E Fuller WINDErnil Flindt's Orch. W'LS -Old- Fashioned Revival Hour WWVA Whg Ministerial Assn

8:15 EST 7:15 CST WGN -Tnmms Dorsey's Orch.

8:30 EST 7:30 CST NBC-Voice of Hawaii: WJZ %HK MOOD WIBM WJIM KDKA WSPD WXYZ VGNBoyd Raeburn', Orch.

WSAI-Bernie Cummins Orth. 1%.W VA Campus Reverie

8:45 EST 7:45 CST CKLWThe World Todas *Nl1'V:1 News & Sports

9:00 EST COO CST MBS -Old Fashioned Revival: W HKI' CKLW WIND CBSFord Sunday Evening Hour; Symphony Orch. dir. Eugene Ormandy; Mixed Chorus; Guest WABC WHAS WHIO WKBN WJAS WWVA WBBM WJR \%ADC W'BN . WGAR %Vrue WCKY (sw11.83)

Mamie OM... I 10 t.,. wk MNRoy Eldredge se Orch.: WJIM II IBM *NBCWalter Winchell, comm. W'JZ WHK W'LW WENR WSPD WOOD KDKA WXYZ (also En at 12 mid. EST) NBC -Manhattan Merry-Go- Round; Rachel Carlay. vocalist ; Don Donnie's Orch.; Pierre Le Kreun. tor.: WEAF WCAE WWJ WTAM WSAI WTMJ WMAQ (sw -9.53)

MI.. Parlay will slog Don't Make Me Laugh. Mr. IxKreun will offer Over the Rainbow from "Wizard of us." mid to- tether they will sing Stranger Things Have Happened_ The trio will dog Clriblriblu. I

Love to flay Viola. and King l'I.entl.leer. The preheat. will

play C'QuIl Itearmht« .\ Son Pere. Poor Etre II «u raux. mu1

medley of Step Up and Shake My Hand. Tonight. and Sur La Brine.

WGN -Your Sunday Date WINDWalkathon WOR -Bruay Venuta's Oren

9:15 EST 8:15 CST NBC-The Parker Family. sketch:

11 'HK %LW WENR WSPD KDKA WXYZ WOOD (also KFI at 12:15 a.m EST) WIND-Chicago Sunday Evening Club

9:30 EST 1:30 CST NBCAmerican Album of Fa. millar Music; Frank Munn. tor., Elizabeth Lennox. contr., Buck ineham Choir; Jean Dickenson. sop.; Arden & Arden. piano duo. Bertrand Hirsch, violinist; Gus Haenschen's Orch.: WEAF WW1 WTAM WCAE WMAQ WTMJ WSAI (s ».9.53)

Mr. Munn will slug Moo Ill rd Singing 1 Waste and. with Elizabeth Ixllnoz. If There I. :knntn.ue Lovelier Than Von from "Revenge With Mack." Jean Dickenson will slog Shadow Song front "I)iuorah" I Mrs crtrer I. the orchestra will piny the "Martha" Overture sod ferne l'trIlioe IPlhl.rhl cud t ruseurhle will offer Prelude In l' Sharp Minor I Itachubninoff I. Choral nut. berg Delude Killarney rlialfr, and I Passel Ity Tour Window t Realm l with Ills. Lenrerx. P arse rGum.i will he the eiolln solo it Bertrand Illr«dr

NBC -I'ent Ruth. dramatic prom.: WJZ KDKA WSPD WLW WHK WENR WXYZ (also WSM at 11:15 n.m EST)

Tontxbt' dram.. "Skin Deep." onvern the fate which befell

woman whom. husband gave her an opportunity to teat ber lore for another man

MN -The Road to Yesterday: WIBM WJIM *WGN-New, WOOD Jack Benny Prgm. WOR Confidentially Yours 9:45 EST 8:45 CST

NBC -Sports Newsreel of the Air. Bill Stern: WJZ WHK WENR 11'X1'7 WOOL WSPD KDKA I« detail Mr Geed L,rtrn,ns Ou,N. WGN Graff \1'illiam, Orch. 11'Lí1' -Rob Reeker's Chats About Doe, WOR -Glenn Miller' Orch.

10:00 EST 9:00 CST *CBSThe Adventures of Entry Queen News: WABC WBNS WHIO WCKY WADC WJAS Is» 11.831

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*CBS- Campbell Playhouse; al son Welles; Guests' New. WBBM WHAS WCCO (also see

9 p.m EST) *NBC -Wm. Hillman. commentator: 11'J7 WCOL WXYZ WSAI WOWO WOOD WIBM NBC -Hour of Charm; Phil Spi - talny's Orch.: WEAF WLIV WWJ W'TIM WCAE WMAQ WT Is. 9 53) /« a.. too 0ooa L..t.n,no O...d..

KDKA You Don t Say WENR-Concert Miniature *WGAR Nrws & Rhythm: In- terlude WIND Old Fashioned Revival st'J I M A f terelow 11'JRGrace Berman, pianist 1VKBNIt That So? WSAI -Bill Stern *1V -PD Edo and C. Ames new 10:15 EST 9:15 CST NBCJan Savitt's Orch.: WJ7. IT COI. WXVZ WOOD WHIM W'J IM WENR -Art Kassel, Orch. WJR Musical Prem. WOWO-Bill Stern. sports WSAI Red Roberti Orch. WSPD -On with the Dance 10:30 EST 9:30 CST NBC -American Art Quartet: WEAF 11'5,11 WCAE WOOD Isw -

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Hermit's Cave: WGAR WJR *W KBN. News W'LW'Castte Farm Orch. WMAQ A City on Parade WOWOCarson Robison WTAMI-Dance Orch. WTIIJ-Sunday Song Recital WWJ llissell Barnes 10:45 EST 9:45 CST NBC -American At Quartet:

11' T.1 aI

WKBN Dance Parade W'IL1Q -Gene Krupa s Orch. 11'11'J Mischa Kocher 11:00 EST 10:00 CST *CBSPaul Sullivan Reviews the News. WABC WAD(' 11'GAR WCKY WBNS Wl1AS WJR CBS -Jimmie Noone's Orch.. (... 11.83)

*NBCNews: Ranny Weeks' Or chestra: WJZ WSPD WIBM WJIM .*NBCNews: H. R. Baukhage. Nowa: WEAF WOOD WCOL (so 9.53) *News WBBM WLW WMAQ WWJ SVOR *ChLW Iteporter

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SUNDAY November 19

*KDKANews: Weather. Tem Iwrature: Announcements *WCAE-News: Musical Interlude WCCO Cedric Adams *WENR -New Ace Brigode's Or chestra WGNHockey; Boston Bruins vs. Chicago *W1110Newspaper of the Air

-WHK-To be announced WIND -Paul Paige's Orch. WJAS-Col. Charles C McGovern WOWO Bark Home Hour WSAIMusic You Want *WTAM News: Did You Know: Interlude *WTMJ News: Dance Orth. I1'XYZ -Jack Coffey's Orch. 11:15 EST 10:15 CST A1BS-Ramona's Orch.: WOR NBC -Ranny Weeks' Orch.: WIIK NBC -Johnny Messner's Orth WEAF W'M AQ WCAE WOOD WWJ

CBSFrankte Masters' Orch.: WABC WA DC 11 'It BM WHAS WHIO WKBN W'JR

Music You \Vant. CKLW WBNL KDKA -To You W('CO.I.awrence Welk's Oreh. WGAR-Father Couch:in *WJASews with lark Loa.o W I. W -Sports WTAMGene Sullivan's Orth. WXYZ -Don Pablo s Orth 11:30 EST 10:30 CST CBS -Louis Armstrong's Orch.: WSRC WHIO WA Dr' WHHN WHAS WCKY WBBM WCCO WJR

NBC -Ray Nobles Orch.: WJZ 1\XYZ W'JINI 11 'IBM W''PD WCOL KDKA WCK1' WOOD WHK *NBC -Larry Clinton's Orcis .

News. WEAF WCAE WTMJ (sw9.53) WEHR Ari Kassell's Orch WGN Dick Jurgen\ Orch. WHAS-Bluegrass Brevities WIND Ernst Flind, s Oieh WJAS-Art Giles Oreh W LW- Bernie Cunumu: Orch W'IIAQ Abe Lyman'. Orch. 12:30 EST 11:30 CST NBC -One Man's Family: KPO NEI I Aso see Thur. pr gm al í P.m EST)

Eno of Sunday Programs

*Star In program listing indicates news broadcast

7:00 EST 6:00 CST Musical Clock. KDKA WJ III Top o the Morning It ItIJ WIlK

8:00 EST 7:00 CST *NBC -News: Do You Remem- ber' law 21.5) *CBS -Today in Europe: WBNS WBBM (sw 17.83)

*NBCNews: Earbenders: WJIM 11'X1'7. WIBM *News: WKBN WSPD WWVA WLS WIIK WOWO % %JH WGAR Top o the Morning 11 'TAM WTMJ

8:15 EST 7:15 CST *CBS -Odd Side of the News" (.w 17 S3)

CBS -Deep River Rhapsody: WKBN NBC Do You Remember?: 11"3 AM WASH i sw 21.5)

NBC -Wife Sayer: WJIM WIBM WXYZ *News: WKZO WET%

8:30 EST 7:30 CST NBC -Vocal Vogues: WJIM 11'18A1 WKZ() CBS -Phil Cook's Almanac: (sw 17.83)

NBCGene & Glenn. songs: WCOL (sw 21.51

*News: WADC WASH Musical Clock: WBBM WTAM

8:45 EST 7:45 CST CBS Adelaide Hawley: (sw- 17.83)

NBC -Eleanor Lane, songs: 11'IIK 9:00 EST 8:00 CST

*NBC -News: Breakfast Club: WCOL WIBM 1VJltl WOWO WSPD WASH WKZO l sw -21.5) CBS -Manhattan Mot: sr. sketch: WADC WGAR WJR WBNS CBS-Organ Moods: (sw.17.83)

9:15 EST 8:15 CST CBS -American School of the Air: WAI)( I s.. 17.83)

Mar. Mud 0e Ha. 17.

MBS -To be announced: WHK Linda's First Love KDKA WJR

9:30 EST 8:30 CST NBCBreak(ast Club: WIIK CBS -American School of the Air: tsw 17.83)

Editor's Daughter KDKA WJR Kitty Keene: WWVA WWJ CKLW-M. l.abbitt's Homechats WASH-The In l.aws WBBM- Manhattan Mother W('I.E- Bulletin, *WGARNew Ruth Merriam Wells WGNGool Morning Prem. *AV 1110-News Around the Band stand W'IIKI' -To tr announced

9:45 EST 8:45 CST CBS Bachelor's Choose tketcn. '.\GA Ft WJR

NBC -Breakfast Club: KDKA NBC Ide (an Be Beautiful. sketch: VAX WTAM WASH MN -To be announced: WIBM *Music: News. WOSU WWJ IKLW-The Woman's Page WADC -Akron Baard of Education WBBM -Teena & Tim. sketch WBNS Round Robin Renew WCLE-Ohio Farm WGN What's News in the Stores WIIIOCornelia on the Air WHK- Eleanor Hanson WHKC Music List ..rk Markets WIND -General Melodies WJIM Novelettes WKAR Homemakers Hour WKZO- Studio Orch. WLS -Meet Miss Jula *WLWChild Problem Doctor News. Livestock WMAQ A Step Ahead with Nol man Ross WWVA Rapid Ad Service 10:00 EST 9:00 CST NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville: WCOL WJIM WIBM WKZO WHK

MONDAY, November 20, 1939

CBS-Pretty Kitty Kelly. sketch: WGAR WADC WBBM WBNS WJR WHIG WW VA

NBC -T h u n d e r Over Paradise. sketch: KDKA NBC,The Man I Married, sketch: WLW WMIAO WTAM WTMJ WAVJ CKLW Tonic Tunes 1V ASH Linda's First Love WCLE -Florence LaGanke W'GN- Morning Melodies 1111KCHonre Demonstration Act WIND Start the Day Right WJJD-ToasInuster 1VKARFrom the Music Room M LS- Career of Alice Blair W IIBC -Ethel R. Willett, WOSU-Columbus Salon Oreh *WOWO News: Markets 1VSPD-Mars Foster WXYZMars- Gray 10:15 EST 9:15 CST CBSMyrt & Marge. sketch. WJK WBBM WADC' %VHNL WGAR 1 WVA WHIG NBCRight to Happiness: WLS 1VHK 11'1811 WJIM WASH WXVZ 1151'1) KDKA NBC -John's Other Wile. sketch: WMAQ 11'11'J WTAM WTMJ W LW

NBC -Morin Sisters: WCOL %VOWO

*CKLW. News: Melody Interlude WCLE- Thrift Club WGN -Myrna Dee Sergent WHKC Let's Dance WKZOltelody Time 10:30 EST 9:30 CST NBC -Just Plain Bill sketch WMAQ WTAM WWJ WTMJ 11' 1.W

NBC -Story of Mary Marlin: WLS WIIK WASH W'JII1 WSPD WXYZ KDKA WHIM MBS-Melody Strings ( KLW WIIKC

NBCOnglnalities: WCOL

CBS -Hilltop House. sketch: WJR WBBM WADC WBNS WGAR WWVA WHIO WGN Keep Fit to Music WIND Wanted Men & Jobs Wilt) Round Table Discussion WKAR- Science News W KZO -WPA Orch. WMIICRh>thm Rodeo I\ OsU.Spanish Lesson WOWO Concordia Chapel

10:45 EST 9:45 CST NBC.Woman in White. sketch: W'MAM WWJ WTMJ WTAM

CBS-Stepmother. sketch: WBBM WJR WGAR

NBC -Midstream. sketch: WIIK KDKA NBC -To be announced: 11'C01.

NBC -The Trouble with Marriage. sketch: WJIM WI BM W X 11 W'1SH WLs MSS -John Metcalf's Choir Loft: CKLW 11IIKC

Kitty Keene. sketch: WSPD SA HO WADCW'altz Time W E:INS-Editor's Daughter. sketch WCLEIda Bailey Allen. %VGN Home Management WIND Tommy Ott & Max Miller WJJDMuecal Melange WKAR- Vocal Varieties WKZO-Piano Selections WLW -Right to Happiness. sketch WMBC-Doc Sellers WOWO Dishpan Pal ado WWVA-Bi, Slim 11:00 EST 10:00 CST NBC Pepper Young's Family: V,L- WIIK WA `Ai WJIM WSPD 11'X1'/. KDKA 1YIBa1

NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WCOL

CBS -Lanny Ross, tnr.: WADC 1VIII0 WGAR WBNS WBBM Wilt WWVA

NBC -David Harum, sketch: MAY./ W'TAII W'MAC

MBS -Charley Freshwaters Cow b) Band: WHK( WCLE CKLW,Shop!:cr News W'GSLen Salo, organist: Morn ing Mail Box WIND.Traffsc Ccurt *W'JJD-Weather: News W'KARMuments Musicale *WKBN News: Syncopator, WKZO-Church in the Wilslwood 1Vl.11'Lindi s First Love. sketch *WMBC-News WOWO Home Forum WTMJ Your Fanait & Mine 11:15 EST 10:15 CST NBC -The Road of Life. sketch: W 1.111 55 \I:Iy W'11'J W I MJ W Asti W1 .W

NBC -Young Dr. Malone. sketch: W'LS WHK WIBM WANT KDKA WXVZ WOW() Isw- 15.33)

CBS -Brenda Curtis. sketch: W'JR WGAR WHIG WBBM WWVA WADC WBNS

NBC -To be announced: WKZO

MBS -The Buckeye Four: WIIKC WCLE - Ruth WGNBachelor's Children WJJDMovie Tattler WEAR-Parents Forum WLS-The Rangers W'IIBC.To be announced WSPD Tow. Topics 11:30 EST 10:30 CST NBCCharles Sears, tnr.: WASH 1TXYZ W'11K WJIM ill W'IBII WCOL (so 15.331

NBCAgainst the Storm. sketch: W'l1.AQ 1VT:1M WNPU WTMJ MAIL CBSBig Sister. sketch: W WS A WJR WBNS 1VADC WHIO W -BN \I WGAR

MBS -Keep Fit to Music: WHKC WCLE

CKLW-F. Burkes "San Salute' KDKA -To be announced WGN -Don Pedro & His Violin *WIND News 11VJDJoe Alexander, organist

WKAR Yesterday', Rhvl bnn WKBN Singin' Sam WKZO.I'oi Famil) & Mine WLS-The Rangers WLW -Tena & Tim. sketch W MBC- Mornutg Variety WOWO Li011a' First L.ve

11:45 EST 10:45 CST NBC -The Guiding Light. sketch: WTMJ WTAM 11'1VJ

WLW WASH NBC -Getting the Most Out of Life: WSPD KDKA WHK WXYZ W I.5 WOWO (so i 533) CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: WJN W'AOC WGAR WHIG WM%A WRNS WBBM MBS -Radio Garden Club: CKL11

Title "Born of Plenty." *WCLE Moite News WON- Painted Dreams WIIK( Country Horne %Iavagine Livestock Markets WINDLivestock Market WJIM Diek Lichent, organist 1VJJti Bureau .d Missing cade «,n. *WKAR -Spotlighting the News -

State Police *WKRK News *WKZO News WAIBC Bargain

Stocks

Counter

AFTERNOON 2:00 EST 11:00 CST

CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: 5% It VAITC WHIG %VGAlt W1:11 st

1'J K W11' VA

NBCDorothy Dreslin, soprano: WOWO (s.. 15.331

NBC -Carters of Elm Street. sketch 11'IIAQ W'WJ

MBSPerole String Q u a I l e t: 1YCI.E

*News: WOOD WSPD *CKLW' News- Livestock KDKA News- Music Weather: Temperature WGN -Manhattan Mother WIIK Judy & Jane, sketch




916-8

MONDAY November 20

(12:00 noon Continued) WHKC-Markets: Neighbor Noon (four. sketch WIND -Bob Atelier, hillbilly songs *WJIMHighlighting the Head- lines 1%JJD-General Rhythms 1VKARFarm Service Hour WKBNLuncheon Serenade WKZO.Organ Reveries W'LS- Feature Foods WLIV -One Woman Speaks WMBC -Twelve o'Clock Revue WTAM -Heart of Julia Blake WT1J -Hymns of All Churches *WXYZ News: Happy Rhythm 12:15 EST 11:15 CST CBS -When a Girl Marries, sketch: WHIG WBBM SVGA.R WBNS WWVA WJR WADC NBC -The O'Neills. sketch: WMAQ 111AV 11 'TAM MN -Farm Almanac: WJIM WXYZ WOOD WIBM WKZO NBC -Kidoodlers: (sw1533) CKLIVTurl Club: Accordiana KDKA.Rosey Bits WCLEJim Sands WGN -Life of Mary Sothern WIIK- Across the Desk WIND -American Legion Auxiliary WHKC -Grain Prgm.. talk WIND- Community Chest WJJD -Dick Baker, songs WKBN -Your Family & Mine 1VOWO-Editor's Daughter 11'SPDSpringtime & Harvest WTMJBetty & Bob, sketch V VJ -heart of Julia Blake 12:30 EST 11 :30 CST NBC Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: 11M. \Q KDKA 11'COL

roe d.t,i see Geed Lnan,ng au,de. MN- Noonday Jamboree: WIBM WXYZ MBSToronto Trio: %VHK

CBS- Romance of Helen Trent. sketch WBBM WGAR WBNS WJR WADC CKLWOrgan Recital 1VCLEMatinee Dance Time *WGNQuin Ryan's News 1VHIOListener Speaks *WHKC The Spectator, news %VIND -Joe Alexander, organist WJIM -Slim & His Ranch Boys WJJI1.Safety Court Broadcast WKBN- Mystery Melody WKZO -Man on the Street 1%LS-Teena & Tim *WLIV News: Everybody's Farm WMBC Mary Gray WOOD-Theater Previews 1VOWO- Flapjack Boys WSPDLuncheon Melodies WTAMLinds's First Love. sketch WTMJHeinie & His Grenadiers WWJ- Bradcast WWVA -Your Family & Mine WXVZ-Noonday Jamboree 12:45 EST 11:45 CST CBS -Our Gal Sunday. sketch: WBBM WJR WGAR

\ DC

MN -Harry Heilmann's Town Meet- ing: '.VXYZ WOOF) WIBM WJIM WKZO MBSToronto Trio: WHKC WGNPainted Dreams *WHIO -News: Weather: Markets *WHK -News WKBN- Manhattan Mother *WLS- Markets: News WSIBC- Regina Ruth 1VOWO.Market Serice WTAM- Editor's Daughter. sketch W WJ,Gossip of the Stars: Music %V%VVAFa:ns & Home Hour

1:00 EST 12:00 CST MBS -The Happy Gang: CKLW WHK CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch: WJR WBNS 1VBBM %\'GAR WHIO NBC.Cobwel s & Cadenzas: 1VOOD '. IVJ

MN -The Happy Gang: WJIM 11'IBM

*News: WADC WIND WJJD WKZO WCLE- Women's World WGN-Radio's Voice WHKC-Red Joyner WKAR -Michigan State Dept. of Conservation WLWLivestock Reports WMBCVariety Club Luncheon WOSU -Farm Service WOWOPrrdue Agricultural Prgm. 11 'TAM- Nornday Resume WWVAL. P. Lehman & Staff: Dr. H. Lamont WXYZ -Memory Time

1:15 EST 12:15 CST NBC -Virginia Hays. contralto: IVCOL

NBC -Ellen Randolph, sketch: WXYZ WMAQ KDKA WTAM WLW í.w.15.33)

Torn so ag. 24 roe piston Of Ilsi. NA. CBS -Lilt Can Be Beautiful. sketch: %VBBM WGAR WJR MBS -The Happy Gang: WHKC WGN

WADCConcert Orch. WBNSSingin' Sam WCLE- Silver Grille WHIOManhattan Mother sketch WIND -Tommy Ott. organist WJJD-Luncheon Rhythms WKARConsole Melodies WK7.O-Airway News: Public

- Schools WOODFederal Housing Admn. WOSUAgr. Adjustment News *WOWOBob Wilson, news WSPD-Linda's First Love. sh,- rh WWJ-Organ Melodies

1:30 EST 12:30 CST CBS -This Day Is Ours, sketch: 11'BBSI WGAR WWVA WADC WJR NBC -Manhattan Melodies: W'HK IVKZO WXYZ WCOL WJIM WOOD WIBM NBC -Let's Talk It Over: (sw, 15 33)

Guest: Nora. author and artist. Subject: "Art Come. to Mr. and Mrs. America."

CKLW -Quiet Sanctuary KDKAWomen and the News *WBNS -Jim Cooper. news WCLEAI Skully IVGN Markets: Midday Service WHIO-Secret Diary 11'HKCBett.r Business Bureau: Music WIND -Bob Atcher, hillbilly songs WJJDLoop Noonday Service WKAR :Gypsy Orch. WLS- Checkerboard Time WLW-Editor's Daughter, sketch WMAQ Songs of the Heart IVMBC -Happy Hour Club N'OSUThe Story of Music WOWO -Hey! Mr. Motorist WSPDSmith's Tennesseeans WTAM -Tena dr Tim WTMJRhythm Rascals WWJ -Man on the Street

1:45 EST 12:45 CST MBS -Voice of Experience: WHKC WLW WHK WJIM WOOD WIBM WKZO WXYZ

Subject: "Taetfulnras and Patience to !fasten Marriage."

CBS -Road of Life, sketch: WJR WW'YA WBBM IVGAR WHIO NBC -Manhattan Melodies: (sir- 15.33)

Your Family & Mine: WTAM KDKA WADCVariety Prgm. WBNS -Evans & Swartz WCLE -Meet the Ladies WIND- Livestock Markets: News WKAR- Social Security Board WI.S Markets: Arcady Editor *WMAQNews: Doggy Dan WOWOFavorite Waltzes WTMJSidewalk Reporter *WWJMusicale: News

2:00 EST 1:00 CST MBSMuse d Music: WHKC IV(iN CBS -Doc Barclay's Daughters: IVGAR WADC WBBM WBNS WWVA WHIO NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: WLW IVTA\I IVMAQ WWJ NBC -Adventures in Reading: WCOL WOOD WSPD KDKA WJIM WIBM WKZO WXYZ (sw.15.33)

"J o h n n Wolfgang on Goethe." the most distinguished figure in German literature and One Of the most highly gifted men of the eighteenth century. will be Mina Walpole's subject.

CKLW -House of Peter MacGregor *WCLE-News: Musical Prgm. WHK Ethel Hawes WIND-Italian Hour WJJDMkts.: Quarterback's Club WJR Mrs. Page. household talk WKAR-Famous Overtures I.LSchool Tune WOSU- Speech League Debate WOWOBlackhawk Valley Boys WTMJ -Bulletin Board

2:15 EST 1:15 CST NBC Arnnld Grimm's Daughter, sketch: WTAM WMAQ WLW WWJ

CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan: WBBM WHIO WBNS WADC IVGAR WW VA WJR MBSCharles Openui's Hawaiians: CKLW WHKC IVGN WCLE-Ruth, Information WEAR- Seeing the Americas *WLS-Markets. News WOWO-Ellen Randolph, sketch WTMJ Gospel Singer

2:30 EST 1:30 CST CBS -Your Family & Mine, sketch: WJR WBBM WBNS WHIO NBC- Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: WKZO WOOD WCOL WXYZ WHK (sw15.33)

NBC -Valiant Lady. sketch: IVLW WWJ WTAM IVMAQ MBSThomas Conrad Sawyer's \urd Dramas: WIIKC CKLW MN -Know Your State Govern ment: WIBM KDKA -home Forum WADC-Home & School League WGAR Meet Miss Julia WGNHarold Turner. pianist WINDRace Results WJJD Board of Education Prgm. WKAR -Salon Ensemble WLS ?he Rangers WMBC -Sons of Pioneers WOSUMusical Prem. WOWO -Your Family & Mine WSPD-Gospel Chapel WTMJThis l)ay Is Ours WWVABoys from Iowa WXYZ-Know Your State Gov't

2:45 EST 1:45 CST NBC -Hymns of All Churches: WTAM W'SIAQ WLW WWJ MBS -Jimmy Walsh's Orchestra: W IIKC CKLW WGN CBS -My Son & 1. sketch: WHIG WBBM WWVA WADC WGAR WJR WENS NBC -Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: WJIM WXYZ WCLECommunits' Fund Talk WJJD- Pacific Paradise WKARMasters of British Poetry 11'LS-Henry's Exchange W'MBCUniv. of Michigan *WOSU.News WOWO-Peter MacGregor WSPDMelodic Moments 1VT\IJllome Harmonizers

3:00 EST 2:00 CST MBSMarriage License Romances: Wes NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin, sketch: WLW WTAM WMAQ 1 %T1J 1V1VJ

NBC-Orphans of Divorce. sketch: WOWO KDKA 15'X1'/ R'HK W I.S

NBC -To be announced: WCOL MN- Popular Re v u e: WKZO WIBM CBS -Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne, sketch: WWVA WBBM WADC WGAR W1110 WBNS WKBN WJR (sw- 17.83)

*CKLW -News 1VHBM-The Editor's Daughter WCLEMatinee Melodies WIND- Sports Edition *WJIM- Headline News *WJJD-News: Speech Clinic WEAR -Light Opera Favorites 1VMBCTopics of Today *WOODNews: Ned Colby Pre. cents WSPD-Child Traffic Safety

3:15 EST 2:15 CST CBS -Society Girl. sketch: WADC 1111BM Wilt IVGAR WBNS (sw- 17.83 )

NBC -The Chase Twins. sketch: WCOL WJIM WOOD WIBM IVKZO WXYZ W'HK

NBC -Ma Perkins. sketch: WTAM WLW' WTMJ IVMAQ WWJ MSS-Concert Hall: WHKC WGN WCLE

CKLW- Melod) Interlude: Turf Club: Man O' War KDKATea Time Tunes IVHIORhythm Roundup W'JJDRhythnt for Tea WEAR-College News WKBN-Federation Talk W'LSTo be announced WMBC -Adele Clark WOWO-Talking Drums WSPDYour Radio Neighbor WWVARail Splitters

3:30 EST 2:30 CST *CBS -News: Uncle Jonathan: WADC WGAR 141110 (sw17.83) NBCPepper Young's Family. sketch: WLW WTAM WMAQ W'T\IJ WWJ

MBS -Bob Millar's Orch.: WHKC \5'CLE 11'SA1 IVGN *CBS -News: American School of the Air: WBRS! NBC -Anne Thomas, career wife: WJIM WOOD 11'IBM WCOL WKZO WXYZ W'HK CKLW-Sleepy Hollow Gang WBNS -Blue Ribbon Melodies WINDRace Results IVJJDMiIk Can Bottle WJRUniv. of Michigan Prgm. WKAR -Music of the Masters WKBN -The Washingtons IVLS- Homemakers' Prgm. WMBC Popular Concert WOWO All in the Family WIVVA Border Riders

3:45 EST 2:45 CST CBS -Richard Maxwel. songs: WADC W1110 (sw- 17.83)

NBC -Between the Bookends: WOOD WIBM WKZO WXYZ WCOL IVSPD WJIM KDKA W'HK WOWO

NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: 11'T.1\í IVMAQ WTMJ W'LW WWJ MBSDorothy Humphreys. sop.: WIIKC W BNSMusical Interlude WCLEMusical Gems 1VGAR1Voman's Club Forum WGN Good Health & Training IVHKArt Museum Talk WJJD -Ben Kanter, pianist WJR-Three Aces *WLSNews: Homemakers' Pro- gram

4:00 EST 3:00 CST NBC -Backstage Wife sketch: IVMAQ WTAM WTMJ W'1.W 1111 -J

CBS-Cincinnati Conservatory of Music: WADC (sss- 17.83)

Program: Prelude in I) Minor i leach - Albert) and Symplony No. II in G Major IHaydnl.

*NBC -Club Matinee: News: WENR WCOL WLW WOWO W'SPD WXYZ WK 7.0 WIBM WJIM KDKA WHK (sw -953) CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly. sketch: P: KBN W'BBMEditor's Daughter, sketch 11'BNSAnn Sterling IVCLEW'estern Serenade WGARAIice Blair WGN -Hits of Today WHIO-Women WHKCTidbits from Everywhere WIND- Sports Edition WJJDFred Beck, organist WJR -Career of Alice Blair. sketch WKARMichigan Education Assn. WMBCAlice in Movieland *WOODNewsicale WWVA Neo Vim's Gang

4:15 EST 3:15 CST NBC- Stella Dallas, sketch: 11 TM W)IAQ WTAM WLW W'11J

MBS -Jack Arthur. bar.; Orch.: WGN WHKC WCLE W'BBM.Meet the Missus WGARWhat's the Law/ W'JJDChurch on the Hillside ll'JRMeet Miss Julia, sketch IVKAR Tea Time Harmony WKBN -Doe Barclays Daughters 11MBC- Twenty Fingers WOOD -four Family & Mine 4:30 EST 3:30 CST

NBC -Lorenzo Jones, s k e t c h: WMAQ WTAM WTMJ WW.) MBSWayne West, songs: WIIKC WCLE WGN *NBC -Club Matinee: News: WOOD

CBS -Adventures in Science: WADC WGAR WHIO (sw17.83)

ados dews .x v.e. 27. WBBM- Missus Goes to Town WBNSTheri s No Place Like Home W'INDRace Results *1V W'J D -News WJR-To be announced WKAR- Listen to the Band WKBN -Piano Moods WLWAeainst the Storm. sketch WMBC -Prudy's Party WWVA-Blaine Smith

4:45 EST 3:45 CST NBC -Young Widder Brow n, sketch: WTMJ IVIVJ 11'TAM WMAQ MBSBook -a Week: WGN WCLE WItNC CBS- Smilin' Ed McConnell: WJR WADC WBNS W'1110

WBB11Linda's First Love, sketch WGAR David Adams WHK -Cleveland College WJJD- Suppertime Frolic *WKAR.News: The Day's March *WKBN News: Stocks WKZOTwilight Trails WLW-Meet Miss Julia, sketch IVMBCMountain Red WWVA-Joe Barker's Gang

5:00 EST 4:00 CST NBC -Reggie Childs' Orch.: WIBM KOKA WOOD CBS -By Kathleen Norris, sketch: WJR WBNS IVGAR WBBM NBC -Girl Alone. sketch: WTAM WWJ WMAQ W'TSIJ

MBSOld Fashioned Girl: WIIKC CKLW -Mary Jane & Uncle Bill *WADC News: Variety Prgm. *WCLE News: Music WENR Nome Forum WGN - Lawrence Salerno, bar. WHIO -Salety Patrol WHK-Community Fund Talk WIND- Sports Edition WJIM-Uncle howdy WKBN-Melody Hilights *WKZOBoake Carter, comm. WLW-Kitly Keene. drama W'MBC.V. Jarosz WOWO- Keeping You Posted WSPDMelodir Notes IVWVAA Shopping We Will Go WXYZ-Show World: H a p p y Rhythm

5:15 EST 4:15 CST MBSThe Johnson Family: WIIKC

NBC Reggie Childs' Orch.: WCOL WXYZ IVENR CBS -Caroline's Golden Store, sketch: WBBM WGAR WBNS WJR NBC -Midstream, sketch: WMAQ WTAM 1l'LW WTMJ 11'1VJ

CKLWThe Turf Club KDKA David Adams WGN -Len Salvo. organist 11'HIO.W'altz Time WHK-Advs. of Pinocchio WOODPrgm Previews íV0110 Eh & Zeb

5:30 EST 4:30 CST CBS -1: Happened to Hollywood: WBBM WGAR WJR (sw17.83) NBC -Affairs of Anthony, sketch: WENR NBC -To be announces: WCOL NBC -Jack Armstrong, sketch: WTAM WLW WWJ MBS -Uncle Don. Children's Pro- gram: CKLW WHK NBCKitty Keene. sketch: IVMAQ WTMJ

KDKARhythm Makers *WADC -News: Variety Prgm WBNS- Walter Knick's Orch. WGNOur Americn Language *%11110Paul Price: News: Con- sole Capers WHKCGus Lazaró s Ensemble WIND -Race Results WJIM- Xaxier Cugal's Orch. WKBN -Glen Grays Orch. WOOD-Adventures of Pinocchio %WAY- Socialist Labor Party 11'X1'Don King's Orch

5:45 EST 4:45 CST NBC The Adv. of Tom Mix: KDKA W11K WOOD WXYZ WJIM WIBM WCOL CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: IVA DC W'ISNS WWVA WBBM WHIO IVGAR WJR NBC -Dinning Sisters: WENR MBSSongs Without Words: WHKC WGN

NBC -Little Orphan Annie, sketch: WTAM WWJ

CKLW- Adventures of Tarran WKBNFactfinder 11'L1V To be announced WMAQEvening Prelude 1VSPDSports News: Table Talk WTMJ -Meet Miss Julia, sketch



6:00 EST 5:00 CST *NBC (News, WJZ only) Vicen- te Gomez. guitarist: WJZ WENR WCOL 11'11K

*CBS -News: Edwin C. Hill. comm.: WABC WJAS WW VA WKBN WADC CBS -Billy & Betty, sketch: WBBM WCCO WCKY NBC -Helen Briscoe & Gentlemen of Jive. WEAF (1% -9.53) *News: WJR WSPD CKLW -Rollin' Home *KDKA -News: Temp.: Movie Magazine of Air: Weather *WBNSJim Cooper, news 1YCAE- Medical Talk WGAR-Sidney Andorn; Ellis Xan derPyl: Five Star Final WGN -Edna O'Dell and Harold Turner WHASLittle Betty WHIO- Musical Radio Directory *WHKCThe Spectator. news WIND-Sports Edition WJIMSport Page *WLW -Fred Kirby: News IVMAQ -Lite Can Be Beautiful WOOD- Sports 11'OR -Uncle Don. children's prim. WSAILittle Orphan Annie W'TAMDinner Music *WTMJSong Doctor: News WWI-Sports: Studio Feature W'XYZDay in Review

6:15 EST 5:15 CST CBS-Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: WABC WBBM WGAR WCCO WJR

Part 1 of dramatisation of Tyrone l'ower's life.

MBSHenry Weber's Concert Or- chestra: WGN *NBC Malcolm Claire stories: News: WMAQ (sw9.53) *NBC -News: Sports: WEAF NBC -Annette Hastings. sop.: WJZ W('OL KDKA MN-Factfinder: WJIM WXYZ WIBM WOOD

*News: WHK WJAS WHAS Sports: CKLW WLW WADC -Dance Time WBNSOur Hobbies *WCAENews: Extra WCKYBluegrass Boys

*WENR Swingtime Serenade: News WHIO-Si Burick WKBN- Sports Page *WSAI -Peter Grant, news WSPD -The Factfinder *WTAM.W'alt Bergener, organist: News WWJ -C. C. Bradner: Tune in the Spotlight *WWVA -News: Sports

6:30 EST 5:30 CST NBC -Gordon Gifford, bar.: WCAF: WOOD (sw -9.53) *CBS -Elmer Davis, news: WABC NBC -Ray Perkins. pianist-come- dean: W'J7 WENR WSAI 1VIIK 1511111

*CBS-Kaltenborn Edits the News: 11'1110 WCKY WCCO WBBM WKBN WJR WADC WRNS 11W'1'A WHAS (sw- 15.27) NBC -Captain Tim Healy's Stamp !lub: WEAF' MBS -To be announced: WIIKC WGN

Jack Armstrong, sketch: WMAQ WTMJ *CKLWNews: Sports KDKA.M u sic Box Melodies Sports WGARCarl George WGN -The Cinnamon Bear WIND- General Rhythms WJAS Baron Elliott's Orch. *WJIM- Streamlined Headlines WJRInside of Sports WKBN -Sohio Headliner: Some thing About Everything W'LW To be announced *WOR -News WSPDRichard Himbcr's Orch. W'TAMSports: Chet Zohn 11'WJBill Elliott 6:45 EST 5:45 CST

NBC -The Adv. of Tom Mix: WENR NBC -Jack Miley. sports: WEAF *NBC -Lowell Thomas, commen-

I-n or: WJZ WOOD KDKA WLW 1\ %VJ WTAM

*MBS -Fulton Lewis, Jr.. news: WHKC NBC -Li'l Abner, sketch: WMAQ

roc dots., se. Good L,.tn,ng Gu,d.. *CBS -Today in Europe: WABC W'BBSI WCKY W'1110 WGAR WHAS WWVA WCCO WKBN MN-Larry Paige's Orch.: WXYZ CKLWAdv. of Jimmie Allen IVADCMoon Magic W'BNSDoc Seller's True Stories IVCAE -hits & Encores WGN-Orphan Annie, sketch 1l'HKThe Fact Finder *WIND News WJAS-Life Can Be Beautiful WJIM-Earle & Pete WJREvening Melodies W'OR-Johnson Family WSAI -Dick Bray 11'SPDJam for Dinner WTMJ- Sports 11W'VAFootball Forecaster

7:00 EST 6:00 CST CBS Amos 'n' Andy. sketch: WABC WCKY l%IIAS WGAR IVJR 11'1110 WJAS WADC WCCO WBNS (sw- 15.27) (also at 11 p.m. EST) NBCFred Waring in Pleasure Time: WEAF IVCAE IVTAM WOOD WMAQ WLIV WWJ IVTMJ NBC -Ray Kinney 's Orch.: WJZ KDKA WENR WSPD WJIM WSAI WXYZ MBS -To be announced: WHKC CKLW- History of Canadian Regi- ments *WBBM -News WGN-Capt. Midnight, sketch WHK -Everett Hoagland's Orch. WIND- German Hour WKBNGoodwill Hour WOR -Stan Lomax, sports WWVA -The Lone Ranger

7:15 EST 6:15 CST NBC -I Love a Mystery. sketch: WEAF WTAM WMAQ WWJ IVT1J 11'CAE (also KFI at II:15 p.m. EST) CBS -Lum and Abner, sketch: WABC WJAS WADC WBNS WCKY WJR WGAR WHAS WCCO WBBM (also KNX KSL at II p.m. EST) NBC- Science On the March: WJZ KDKA WXYZ WENR WCOL WJIM

MBS -Savoy Swing: WHKC CKLWEvening Serenade WGNBob Elson's Sports WI(IOSouthland Singers WHK -Travel Club of the Air *WLW -News \1T)R -The Answer Man. WSASchnickelfritz' Band WSPDThe Three of Us

7:30 EST 6:30 CST NBC -One of the Finest. drama: WJZ IVLS WWJ WSAI



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MORNING 9:15 EST (8:15 CST) American School of the

Air. CBS. Today's lesson deals with the mechanical cotton- picker. which promises to revolutionize the cotton industry, an example of an attempt on the part of inventors to control the use of their invention for the benefit of workers.

AFTERNOON 12:30 EST (11:30 CST) Farm and Home Hour,

N BC. Gave Hambidge. editor of the "Yearbook of Agricul- ture." will talk on "Food and Life -The Making of Flesh and Bone." Farm Credit Administration speakers will also be heard.

1:15 EST (12:15 CST) Ellen Randolph. NBC. Dramatic sketch, with Elsie Hitz. .clea on, be w. found on o as

1:45 EST (12:45 CST) Voice of Experience, M BS. This program may be heard Monday. Wednesday and Friday at this time.

4:30 EST (3:30 CST) Adventures in Science, CBS. E. O. Whittier of the Bureau of Dairy Industry of the Department of Agriculture will discuss the possibility of making wool from milk.

MO,..nfdrmat.on may a found on dw. n. co,,.m. a

5:30 EST (4:30 CST) It Happened in Holly- wood. CBS. Martha Mears and John Conte. Eddie Dunstedter's orchestra. This program may be heard Monday through Friday.

NIGHT 6:30 EST (5:30 CST) Kaltenborn Edits the

News. CBS. 6:45 EST (5:45 CST) Li'1 Abner. NBC.

Beginning a new comedy sketch patterned after the cartoon of the same name created by AI Capp.

7:00 EST (6:00 CST) Amos 'n' Andy. CBS. Comedy sketch set in New York's Harlem. This sketch is heard Monday through Friday at this time.

7:00 EST (6:00 CST) Fred Waring In Pleasure Time. NBC.

7:15 EST (6:15 CST) Lum and Abner. CBS. A comedy sketch of rural life. This program may be heard Monday. Wednesday and Friday at this time.

7:30 EST (6:30 CST) Blondie; Comedy Sketch, CBS. Comedy sketch, with Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Quaker Party, NBC. Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou: David Ross, announcer; Freddie Rich's orchestra. Guest: Fredda Gibson. vocalist.

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8:00 EST (7:00 CST) The Adventures of Sher- lock Holmes; Drama. NBC. Mystery story, with Basil Rathbone as "Sherlock Holmes" and Nigel Bruce as "Dr. Watson." Tonight's drama. The Dying Detective." shows how Holmes

came dying than at any time in ho long

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) TuneUp Time, CBS. Tony Martin. M. C.; Kay Thompson and her Rhythm Singers; David Laughlin, tenor; Andre Kostelanetz' orchestra.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) True or False, NBC. Quiz program. with Dr. Harry Hagen.

8 :30 EST (7:30 CST) Voice of Firestone. NBC. Richard Crooks. tenor: symphony orchestra. with Alfred Wallenstein conducting.

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8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Model Minstrels. CBS. Tom Howard and George Shelton. comedians; Eton Boys; Ray Bloch's orchestra.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Rochester Civic Orchestra, NBC. Guy Fraser Harrison. conductor.

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9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Lux Radio Theater, CBS. Lawrence Olivier and Edna Best in James Hilton's "Good -Bye. Mr. Chips." Mr. Hilton will be interviewed.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Doctor I. Q.. NBC. A novel audience -participation program.

9:30 EST (8:30 CST) Youth in Crisis, NBC. Beginning a new series of discussions in connection with the American Youth Commission.

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9:30 EST (8:30 CST) Alec Templeton Time, N BC. Alec Templeton. famous blind pianist: string orchestra, David Seidenberg, conductor; choral group. directed by William Miller; Pat O'Malley. tenor and comedian.

Guest: Gene Krupa. orchestra -leader.

9:30 EST (8:30 CST) Symphony Orchestra, M BS. Cesare Sodero, conductor.

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Guy Lombardo's Or- chestra. CBS.

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Contented Hour, NBC. Opal Craven. the Lullaby Lady: Continentals Quartet: Josef Pasternack, conductor.

10:30 EST (9:30 CST) Larry Clinton's Musical Sensations. NBC.

10:45 EST (9:45 CST) Pageant of Melody, MBS. Attilio Baggiore. tenor; Mark Love, bass; Helen Bren- ner. soprano: symphony orchestra; Henry Weber, conducting.

Refer to adjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs. FREQUENCIES OF STATIONS LISTED ON THESE PAGES SEE LOG ON PAGE 27.

MBS -The Lone Ranger, sketch: 11'X1'Z WIBM WOOD %%JIM WOK WIIK WSPD

CBS Blondie, sketch: WABC WJR WHIG WKBN WGAR WJAS WADC WBNS WCKY (also at 10:30 p.m. EST) NBC -Larry Clinton's Musical Sensations; New Dramas: WEAF KDKA WTAM (also at 10.30 p.m. EST) NBC -Rex Maupin's Orch.: WCOI. CKLW.Jules Jacob, tear. WBBMPappy Cheshire's National Hillbilly Champions WCAE- Sports Stories WCCO.Quiz of the Twin Cities *WGN Capt. Herne. news WHAS.Good Will Court WHKC -To be announced 15 'LW -Four Stars Tonight *WMAQ.News: Musical Entre WTMJ Easy Aces W'WVA -To Our American Hume

7:45 EST 6:45 CST MBSInside of Sports. WLW WGN

CBS -Something Old. Something News: 11883 CKLW My Job WCAE -Let's Dance WS.SI.1 Love a Mystery WTMJ Kilowatt Hour

COO EST 7:00 CST NBC -The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. starring Basil Rathbone: 11'JL 1VHK WLS WXYZ KDKA (also KOA KFI at 12 mid. EST)

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MBS -Author! Author!: WOR CKLW WGN

CBS- TuneUp Time; Tony Martin. tnr.; Andre Kostelanete Groh.. Kay Thompson Rhythm Sincera; David Laughlin, Inc.; Guests: 51 'ABC WCCO WJR WADC WBNS WIIAS WBBNI WGAR WCKY WHIO WJAS (sw15.27) (also KNX KSL at 12 mid EST) MN- Culley & Claudel. piano duo: 55'IBM SVUOtD

NBC -Quake. Party with Tommy Ris & Betty Lou; Freddie Rich's Oreh WEAF WCAE W'SIAQ VTA M SVTMJ WWJ ev LW

ro. Nla.i 'ee O lnlen,ng Ow.. W'IND.Green "alley Line SVJIMKnalro Family (lour W'OSCFarm Night WSAI -F. B. I Talk WSPD -Leon Warrick. bar. W W VA- Penny -Wise

8:15 EST 7:15 CST WIND-Max Miller's Music WSAI-To be announced SVSPDAloha Land

8:30 EST 7:30 CST *CBS.Model Minstrels; Tom Howard & Geo. Shelton; Eton Boys; Ray Bloch's Orch.: News: WABC SVJR WCKY WHAS WCCO WGAR WBBM WJAS WADC (also KNX KSL at 11:30 P.m.) NBC -True or False: WJZ WHK WXYZ WLS KDKA WENR WOWO WSPD WSAI (also KGO at 12 mid. EST)

MBS-Lone Ranger. sketch WGN

NBCThe Voice of Firestone: Richard Crooks. tnr.; Alfred Wallenstein. cond.: WEAF WLW WTMJ WMAQ WCAE WTAM WCOL WWJ (sw 9.53) (also KOA at 11:30 p.m. EST)

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MN- Appointment with Agostini: WJIM MBS -Music & Manners: WOR CKLW CKLWEsrr.body' Jamboree WBNS Good Will Hour W1110.Lone Ranger. sketch .. 5S.IN1). N rws W'(XID Happy Valley Frolic

9:00 EST 8:00 CST *MBSRaymond Gram Swing. news comm.: CKLW WHKC NBC- Rochester Civic Orch.: WJZ 55'11K WOOD WSAI KDKA WrOI, isw.9.53i

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NBC Doctor I. Q owl wpm. WEAF W'WJ WTMJ WLW WTAM SVCAE WMAQ CBSLux Radio Theater; Cecil B. DeMille. producer: WABC SVADC WJAS WHIO WGAR WCCO WBBM WHAS WRNS WCKY SVJR (sw.11.83)

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MNTwilight Trail: WJIM WXYZ WIBM WENR-Concert Miniature WGNBills Repaid WIND -Hymns of All Churches *WOR Gabriel Heatter. news

WOWO -Farm Forum WSPD On with the Dance

:15 EST 8:15 CST NBC - Rochester Civic Orchestra: VJiM

MBSTalk by Major L. H. Na- «ii W'OH

CKLWOrgan Recital WENR Little Jack Little's Orch. WGN-Orrie Nelson's Orch. WIND-Betts- & Bob. sketch WOOD-Twilight Trail WSPD Plaender & Stiles. pianist WXYZ-The Old Traveler

9:30 EST B :30 CST NBC -Alec Templeton Time; Continental Chorus, Wm. Miller. dir.; String Orch.. Daniel Saide berg. dir.: WEAF WTAM WMAQ WFDF WJIM WBCM WIBM WXYZ WELL WSPD WCAE WLW WTMJ WOOD (sw.9,53)

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MBS- Symphony Orch.: WOR WHKC NBC -youth in Crisis: 55'J/ WIIK KDKA WCOL WENR WOWO SVSAI

Beginning new aerie. In nn.. lion with .5 Mr IC n

Youth Comuilaslon. 'Peaee and Yoh. for Youth." s dlaroulon of the Job problem. of youth in wr -ridden world. will be the IO ... 4a N W I M 1..17.

CKLW -Church of God *WGN -News WIND- Scattergood Baines 1VSVJ- Melody Sketches

9:45 EST 8:45 CST WGNInt'I Gypsy Orch. W'I ND-Tomuly On. organist 10:00 EST 9:00 CST CBS -Guy Lombardo's Orchestra: %%'ABC WBBM WHAS WGAR 15'J AS WRNS WADC WCCO WCKY W1110 WJR (sw- 11.83) *MBSRaymond Gram Swing. news analyst: WOR WGN

NBC Dante Orch.: WIZ WOWO KDKA WENR SWIM 55'1DM

NBC -Contented Hour; Opal Crav- en. The Lullaby Lady; Continuo tats; Orch., Josef Pasternack dir.; Vincent Pelletier, announcer: WEAF WWJ WMAQ WCOL WTAM WCAE WCKY WOOD WTMJ WLW (sw9.53)

Mr. Tanner and Mr. Kessler will offer Fromoso Mee: the Lullaby Lady will sing Bush. flush, Baby: the quartet. sr- .vnlpanled by the violin and or.lie+tra, will sing s medley of In Racistes Pe Lonna VII and Mina Hldurulul: a violin and .s'llo duet, Petlto Din Aeet sat, will he played: and s med- Iry of twelve rues will be offered by the singers. The onhestra will play Hon Sloe - rato and Itunuoln Rhapsody.

CKLW Len Hopkins' Orch. WHK-America Works *WIND-News WKBN.Dance Parade WSAI-Bernie Cummins' Orch. WSPDF.Iliott Hoyt's Orch. *WXYZTomorrow's Headlines 10:15 EST 9:15 CST MBS -Lew Diamond's Orch.: WGN

NBCDance Orch.: WXYZ CKLW Doc Sunshine. talk WBRELittle Jack Little's Orch. WIND.Walkathon WKBNPolitical Prent, WOR -Tommy Tucker's Orch. 10:30 EST 9:30 CST NBC -Nat'l Radio Forum: WJL W'ENR WO W'0 55 J IM WIBM 1VXl'7 CBS-Curtis Institute of Music: 55'AB(' WJAS WHIO WIND (raw -11.83)

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CES- Blondie. sketch: 1VBB.51 WCCO WHAS (also see 7.30 p m. EST) NBC -Larry Clinton's Musical Sensations: WLW WMAQ WTMJ IS'OOD WWJ (also at 730 p.m I

*MBSFulton Lewis, Jr., news: SVOR CKLW WHK NBC -Barry Winton's Orchestra: WEAF *Headliner: WADC WGAR KDKA-The Music You Want *WBNS.Jim Cooper. news WCAE Lazy Rhapsody WCKYAI Donahue s Orch. W'GNPageant of Melody *WJR -Today in Europe *WKBN -News *WSAI.Boake Carter. comm. *WSPD- Edward C. Ames. news WTAM-Symphonic Variations 10:45 EST 9:45 CST CBS- Curtis Institute of Music: WADC w'Ki MBS -Pageant of Melody: WOR CKLW WCSII W'IIN>- Double 13 Nite Club SUGAR- Franklin Lewis *15'1110- Newspaper of the Air

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MONDAY November 20

WHKSpurt Slant *WSALlnterlude: News WSPDDance Time 11:00 EST 10:00 CST CBS -Amos 'n' Andy. sketch: WBBM (also see 7 p.m.) *CBS -Paul Sullivan Edits the News: WABC WADC WGAR WCKY WJR W'BNS WHAS *NBCNews; John Gunther, news. 15'EAF WTAM W'(N)U (sw -9.53) *NBC -(News, WJZ only) Little Jack Little's Orch.: WJZ WCOL MN Starlight Trail: WJIM WIBM WX1'Z *News: 1V1VJ WLW WCAE W'SIAQ WJAS WOR WOWO WHK *CKLW -Reporter *KDKANews: Weather, Temp. WCCO -Cedric Adams *WENR -Ten ('Clock Final WHIO-Beach Combers' Orch. WIND-Community Chest SVKBN.Swing Your Partner WSAI Music You Want WTMJ-Today', Events

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:15 EST 10 :15 CST NBCElvira Rios, songs: WJZ W'COL KDKA WSPD WOWO MBS -Tommy Tucker's Orch.:

CBSAI Kavelin's Orch.: WABC WIND WJAS WADC WCKY WGAR SVHN (swi1.83) NBC -Kung's Jesters' Orchestra: SVEAF WCAE SVOOD

MN -Don Pablo's Orch.: WJIM 11'

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CKLI1' -Music You Want *SVBBM-News WCCO.Cnrfew Time WGN -Johnnie Davis Orch. SVHASWalsh Looks 'Em Over W'111O.Carl Taylor'. Orch. WIIK-Council Comments WJR Around Mlchican Peaceful Vallee WMAQ Jim Blades Orch. 55'1M0 shadow of Fu Manchu 11:30 EST 10:30 CST NBC Ben Cutler's Orch.: WEAF WCAE WCOL tsw.9.53) CBS -Sammy Kaye's Orchestra: WABC WIND WCKY WKBN 1VHNS WADC WJAS WGAR SVCCO W1110

NBC -Abe Lyman's Orch.: WJZ WXYZ WIBM KDKA WOWO WSPD 1V(K)Is SVMAQ 55'.1151

MBS-Paul Whiteman's Orch.: WOR WGN WHK WBBM Man on the Street WHAS-The Ambassadors W'LW-Howling Green. Kv., Salute WOWO-Ozark Open House WTMJ-Sports SVWJDance Orch.

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7:00 EST 6:00 CST Musical Clock: KDKA WJIM CKLWEarly Morning Frolic W'ADCEye Opener

7:15 EST 6:15 CST KDKA -Western Trails WADE-Sunshine Gang WHK -Keep Fit to Music WHKC-Wings of Pryer *WJJD -News 1VJR Rev. John Zoller WKZO-Forst Edition WLS. Smile -r W hile

7:30 EST 6:30 CST Musical Clock: WKZO WHKC KDKAKD-Kowhands WADC- Variety Prgm. *WASH -News: Nick & Johnny WBBM-Dawn Salute *WBNS -Jim Cooper, news WGAR -Ethel R. Willett' *WHIO-News: Breakfast Express WHKVariety Clock WIND-Mornine Varieties WJJDFamily Bible League WJR -Tim Doolittle's Gang WKBN.Morning Altar Service WLW-Top ó the Morning WTAM-Music Box *WXYZ -News: Sunrise Club

7:45 EST 6:45 CST *News: WTAM WWJ KDKA -Ma Perkins WADC. Morning Visitor WBBM- Chicago Hour: Your Morn. Mg Reporter WBNSStart the Day Right WGAR-Melody Cruise WHKC-Tip Top Bandwagon VJRMusical Prgm.

WLSMorning Devotions WLWFlying X Bo's: Top o' the Morning *WMAQ -News: Good Morning 5VSPDSmith's Tennesseeana

8:00 EST 7:00 CST *NBCNews: Do You Remem- ber?: (sw 21.5) *NBC News: Earbenders: WJIM WXYZ WIBM *CBS -Today in Europe: WBNS WBBM (3w. 17.83)

*News: W'HK WKBN WWVA WOWO WSPD WLS WJR WGAR Top o' the Morning: WTAM WTMJ *CKLW News: Morning Frolic *KDKA -News: Musical Clock WCI.E.Lew White WGNGood Morning Prgm.: Everyday Words WHIO.Almanac WIND- Polish Prgm. WJJD-Sons of Pioneers WKAR-Farm News Digest WLW-Time to Shine WMAQ Suburban )lour W'WJ- Minute Parade

8:15 EST 7:15 C3 *CBS -Odd Side of the News: t so- 17.83)

CBS -Morning Horizons: WKBN NBC -Do You Remember ?: WTAM WASH (sw -21.5)

NBC-Wife Saver: WJIM WXYZ WIBM WOWO *News: WJJD WKZO WADC- Dixieland Band WBBM -Rhyme and Rhythm W'BNSStart the Day Right WCLE -City Mission WGAR -Czech Hour * VIIIOTodav in Europe WHKMusical Gems *WJJD -News: Dick Baker. songs VJRDunker's Club

WEAR- Strings in the Morning WLS -Blue Ribbon Melodies *WI.WMichael Hinn. news WSPDMary Lucille Roth WWVA-Musical Clock

8:30 EST 7:30 CST NBCGene & Glenn, songs: (sw 21 -5) CBS -Phil Cook's Almanac: (sw. 17.83)

NBC -Vocal Vogues: SWIM WCOL WKZO WIBM Musical Clock: WTAM WBBM *News: WADC WASH 1VCLE -Rev. Nussbaum WGAR-Grant Wilson WHIO- Municipal Court WHK-Guy Wallace WHKC -Cap. Andy & Flip WJJDSantaelli s Orch. WJR-Jean Abbey, talk WEARCalendar for the Day WKBN -Top o' the Morning WLS-Mac & Bob WLW -The Gospel Singer WMBC- Polish Prgm. WOWO -Magic Island WSPD- Melody Time *WTMJ -News: Top o the Mor- ning W'XW. Morning Inspirations

8:45 EST 7:45 CST CBS -Adelaide Hawley: (sw_17.83) MN Dick LeiberL organist: WXYZ KDKAMelody Time WADC- Bargain Spot WASH -Popular Tunes WBNS-The Lighted Window W('LEMorning Inspirations WGAR -Jack Parr WGN.Good Morning Prgm. WHIO- Tuneful Topics WHK-Over the Coffee Cups *WJJDIslanders. News WJIM- Morning Revue WJR -Teens & Tim, sketch WKAR -Old Familiar Album WKBNDearest Mother WKZO -Home Folks Frolics 1VLS -Jolly Joe & His Pet Pals WLW-Kirby and White WO1V0 -The Old Songsmith WSPD -Ma Perkins, sketch WTAM -Jane Weaver

9:00 EST 8:00 CST *NBC -News: Breakfast Club: WCOL WIBM 1V JIM WASH WKZO WSPD (sw.21.5) CBS -Manhattan Mother. sketch: WADC WGAR WENS WJR

CBS -Deep River Rhapsody: (sw. 17.83)

KDKA- Shopping Circle *WBBM -News: Musical Clock *WCLENews: Musical Priem. *WGN -Your Morning News W11IO-Band of the Day WHK -Victor Lindlahr WIIKC-Trouble Shooters Preen. WJJD -Eight to Eighty WKAR Radio Reading Circle WLS Morning Minstrels WLW -Boone County Caravan W'MAQ -Your Neighbor WOSU- Morning Melodies WOWO-Radio Bible Clans WWJ-listen Ladies: Want Ad

Sketch WWVA-Curley Miller WXYZ -News front the Stores

9:15 EST 8:15 CST CBS- American School of the Air: WAD(' WBNS (sw17.83)

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9:30 EST 8:30 CST CBS -Manhattan Minuet: (sw. 17 83) NBC -Breakfast Club: WOWO

Editor's Daughter: W'JR KDKA CKLW M. Labbitt. homechats WASH-The In-Laws WRBM-Manhattan Mother WCLE-Bulletins: Musical Prem. WGAR -Bulldog Edition: Ruth Merriam Wells 11'GNMorning Musical *W1110-News: Around the Band- stand WHK-Beauty Parade

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9:45 EST 8:45 CST CBS -Bachelor's Children, sketch: %Vt:AR 11'.IR

NBC -Breakfast Club: KDKA CBS -Carol Marsh, pianist: (sw. 17 83) NBC -Life Can Be Beautiful, sketch: WTAM WXYZ WASH

MN -Dick LeiberL organist: W'1BM

CKLW -The Woman's Page WADC -Akron Board of Educa fion WBBM -Teens & Tim, sketch WBNS -Round Robin Review WCLE-Ohio Farm WGN-What's News in the Stores WIIIO- Cornelia on the Air WHK-Eleanor Hanson WHKCMusic- Livestock Markets 1VINDGeneral Melodies WJIMNovelettes 1VKAR-Homemaker's Hour WKZO.Have You Heard? WLS Meet Miss Julia *WLW -Child Problem Doctor: News: Livestock Reports WMAQ -A Step Ahead W MBC- Goodwill Industries *WOSU- Musical Prem.: News *WWJMusic: News W15' VA Rapid Ad Service 10:00 EST 9:00 CST NBC -The Man I Married, sketch: W'1VJ W'TIJ 1VTAM WMAQ W 1.5V

NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville, sketch: WCOL WJIM WIBM WKZO WIIK CBS Pretty Kitty Kelly, WADC WBBM WHIG WW VA WGAR WJR

NBC -Thunder Over Paradise, sketch: KDKA CKLW -Tonic Tunes W'ASHLindi s First lave WCLE-LaGanke Menus WGN Morning Melodies W'HKC-Homespun Harmonies WIND -$tart the Day Right WJJD Bosworth Broadcast WKAR -From the Music Room WLS-Career of Alice Blair WMBCEthel R. Willett, WOSU- Columbus Salon Orch. *WOWO News: Markets WSPD-Mary Foster WXYZ -Mary Gray 10:15 EST 9:15 CST NBC -John's Other Wife. sketch -

WMAQ WTAM WWJ WTMJ W IoW

NBC -The Right to Happiness, sketch: WLS W'HK WIBM 5V'JIM WASH WXYZ W'SPD KDKA CBS Myrt & Marge. sketch: WJR WBBM WBNS 55H10 WADC IVGAB WWVA

NBC -Three Romeos: WOWO W('01. *CKLWNews: Melody Interlude WCLE -Thrift Club WGN.Myrna Dee Sergent WHKC -Let's Dance WKZO-Musical Workshop WLS 4 Meet Miss Julia 10:30 EST 9:30 CST NBC -Just Plain Bill. sketch: WMAQ WTAM WWJ WLW WTMJ NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin, sketch: WLS W'HK 1VASII WJIM WSPD WXYZ KDKA WIBM MBSMelodic Strings: CKLW WHKC NBC -Originalities: WCOL CBS -Hilltop House. sketch: WJR WBBM WWVA WGAR WADC WRNS WHIO WGNKeep Fit to Music W'INDHeadline Rhythm WJJD -111. Medical Society WEAR-What's New in Books W'KZOIda Bailey Allen W'MBC-Baud Concert WOSU-Spanish Lesson WOWO- Concordia Chapel 10:45 EST 9:45 CST NBC -The Trouble with Marriage. sketch: WASH WXYZ WLS WJIM WIBM CBS -Stepmother, sketch: WBBM WJR WGAR NBC -To be announced: WC01. WXYZ WJIM WIBM NBC -The Woman in White, sketch: WMAQ WWJ WTMJ WTAM

sketch: WRNS

NBC Midstream, sketch: KDKA With MBS -John Metcalf's Choir Loft CKLW WHKC WCLE WADC -Curtain Calls WBNS- Editor's Daughter, sketch WGNHome Management WHIO-Kitty Keene, sketch WIND Torgmy Ott & Max Miller WJJD.Tuesday's Tunes Before 10

WKAR -Vocal Varieties: Michigan State Employment Service WKZO-WPA Orch. WLWRight to Happiness. sketch WMBC -Doc Sellers WOWO-Dishpan Parade WSPDKitty Keene, Inc., sketch WWVA -Big Slim

11:00 EST 10:00 CST NBC -Pepper Young's Family, sketch KDKA WSPD WXYZ WASH WIBM W'HK WLS WJIM CBS -Mary Lee Taylor: WBBM WWVA WGAR WBNS WKBN WJR NBC -David Harum. sketch: WWJ 5YM10 WTAM

MBS Pegeen Fitzgerald, talk: WHKC CKLWShopper News WCLE- Charley Freshwater WGN-Len Salvo, organist: Morn- ing Mail Box W'HIOFay Lefeadows WIND -Gary Municipal Court *WWJD-Weather: News WKAR -Moments MLS,cal WKZO-Church in the Wildwood WLW Linda's First Love, sketch *WMBC -News WOWO-Home Forum WTMJ -Your Family & Mine

11:15 EST 10:15 CST NBC -The Road of Life, sketch: WASH WMAQ WTAM WTMJ WLW WWJ

NBC -Young Dr. Malone, sketch: KDKA WXYZ WJIM W0110 Wilk 11'IBM (sw-15.33) CBSBrenda Curtis, sketch: W'RRM WWVA WADC WBNS we, p: W'JR 551110

MBS -Milton Kaye, organists SV'IIKC

NBC -To be announced: WKZO WCLERuth WGN-Bachelor's Children WJJD -Movie Tattler WKAR Amer. Family Robinson W K BN Syncopators WLSPrairie Sweethearts WOWO -Young Dr. Malone. sketch WSPD-Town Topics 11:30 EST 10:30 CST NBC -Against the Storm, sketch: WNAQ WTAM WSPD WTMJ WWJ

CBS -Big Sister, sketch: WJR WWVA WGAR WADC WBBM WBNS W1110

NBC -Richard Kent, traveling did WXYZ WASH WJIM 1V11K WIBM WCOL (sw +15.33) MBS -Keep Fit to Music with Wallace: WCLE WHKC CKLW-The Ileartsong Hour WGN-&on Pedro & His Violin *WIND -News WJJDNovellettes WKAR- Yesterday's Rhythms WKBN-Singin' Sam WKZO-'Sour Family & Mine WLS- Prairie Sweethearts WLW'-Tena & Tim, sketch WMBCModern Melodies WOWO- Linda's First Love 11:45 EST 10:45 CST CBS-Aunt Jenny's Stories: WBBM W'GAR WWVA WADC WJR WBNS WHIG NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch: WTAM WLW WMAQ W INJ WWJ WASH MBS- Erskine Butterfield, pianist: CKLW NBC -Getting the Most Out of I.ife. sketch KDKA WOWO WXYZ SV'HK WSPD WLS *WCLEews: Music WGN- Painted Dreams W'HKC.Country Magazine: Live- stock Markets WIND-Livestock Markets WJIM -Dick Liebert, organist WJJD -Bureau of Missing Persons *WKARSpotlighting the News: State Police *WKZO -News *WKBN -News: Stocks WMBC Bargain Counter

AFTERNOON 12:00 EST 11:00 CST CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: WBNS W'W'VA SVGA R 11'1110 WBBM WADC Will NBC -Meet the Song -Writer: (sw- 15.33)

NBC-Strings That Sing: WCOL

NBC- Carters of Elm Street. sketch: WMAQ WWJ *News: WSPD WOOD *CKLW -News: Livestock *KDKA News Music Weather WCLE Organ Moods WGN-Manhattan Mother, sketch WHK -Judy & Jane WHKC Markets: Neighbors Noon Hour WIND -Bob Atcher. hillbilly songs *WJIM-Highlighting the Head. lines WJJD-General Rhythms WKARFarm Service Hour WKBNLuncheon Serenade WKZO-On the Mall WLS-Feature Foods WLWOne Woman Speaks WSIBC- Twelve ó Clock Revue WTAM-Community Fund Prgm. W'TMJIlymns of All Churches *WXYZ-News: Happy Rhythm 12:15 EST 11:15 CST NBC -Merry Music: (sw15.33) CBS -When a Girl Marries. sketch: WRNS WWVA WBBM WHIG WGAR W'1DC WJR

NBC -The O'Neil's. sketch: WLW W'TA.M WMAQ

MBS -Buckeye Four: WCLE MN -Farm Almanac WJIM WXYZ WOOD WIBM WKZO CKLW -Turf Club: Organist KDKA -Checkerboard Time WGN-Life of Mary Sothero WHK- Across the Desk WHKC-Grain Prgm.. talk WIND-Priscilla Holbrook, pianist WJJDDick Baker, songs WKBN -Your Family & Mine WOWO- Editor's Daughter WSPD.Springtime & Ilarest WTMJ -Betty & Bob. sketch WWJ.Foot Health Talk: Musi- cale: Have You Heard?

12:30 EST 11:30 CST CBS-Romance of Helen Trent: WGAR WADC WIIBM WBNS WJR NBC Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: WMAQ KDKA WCOI.

Per 0..,i we Good L.smp mow. MN- Noonday Jamboree: WJIM WIBM WOOD WCLE.Matinee Dance Time WGN Quin Ryan's News W1110 listener Speaks 5511K -Red River Dave *W IIKC.The Spectator, news WIND -Joe Alexander, organist WJJD-Safety Court Broadcast WKBN.Mystery Melody WKZO-Man on the Street WLS -Teens & Tim *WLW -News: Everybody's Farm WMBC -Mary Gray WOWO.Observer WSPD-Luncheon Melodies WTAM-Linda's First Love. sketch WTSIJ-Heinie b His Grenadiers WWJ.C. C. Bradner WWVA-Your Family & Stine 12 :45 EST 11:45 CST CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch: W'ISISSI WGAR WBNS WADC W',IR

NBC -Glenn Darwin, bar,: WWJ

MN- Noonday Jamboree: WKZO

MBS -Pelham Richardson's String Orch.: WIIKC CKLW Melody Time WGN-Painted Dreams *WHIO -News: Weather: Markets *WHK -News by Otis WKBN- Manhattan Mother *WLS -Fruit & Vegetable Mar ket: Weather: News WMBC- Regina Ruth WOOD-Sidewalk Interviews WOWO-Market Service WTAM -Editor's Daughter, sketch WWVA Farm & Home (lour

1:00 EST 12:00 CST CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch: WJR W'RBSI WBNS WGAR WHIG NBC -Jeno Bartal's Orch.: WOOD WWJ (sw- 15.33)

MBS -The Happy Gang: CKLW WIIK MN -The Happy Gang: WJIM W IIIM *News: WADC WIND WJJD W'K20 WCLE- Women's World WGN-Radio's Voice WHKC-Street Interviews WKAR-Michigan State Dept. of Agriculture WLS-Dinnerbell Prem. WLW-Livestock Reports WMBC -Exchange Club Luncheon WOSU -Farm Service WOWO -Your Country Neighbors WTAM- Noonday Resume WWVA -L. P. Lehman & Staff 15,x5,2 School Music Hour

1:15 EST 12:15 CST NBC -Ellen Randolph, sketch: WTAM WMAQ KDKA WXYZ WLW WIBM (sw- 15.33)

Turn to Pao. are /or Dictum el alai. Nits.

NBC -Virginia Hays, contr,:5V'COL

MBS -The Happy Gang: WHKC WGN

CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful, ketch WBBM SVG.1R WJR WADC- Studio Prgm. WENS

- Refreshment Time WCLE-Silver Grille 11'111O.Manhattan Mother, sketch WIND Tommy Ott. organist WJJD Lobby Interviews WKAR.Console Melodies WKZO-Western State Teachers College WOOD-Grand Rapids P. -T. A WOSU -Pinky Tontlin's Orch. *WOWO-Bob Wilson. news WSPD-Linda's First Love, sketch 1V55 -J Federal Housing Talk

1:30 EST 12:30 CST CBS -This Day Is Ours, sketch: WBBM WGAR WWVA WADC WJR NBC -Concert Orch.: WJIM WIIK WKZO W1BM WCOL WOOD NBC -Words & Music: (sw- 15.33) MBS -Enoch Light's Orchestra: WHKC CKLW-The Quiet Sanctuary KDKA -Women and the News *WBNS -Jim Cooper, news WCLE-AI Skully WGN-Markets: Midday Service *WIIIO News WIND -Christian Science Prgm. WJJD-Loup Noon Day Service WKAR- Lansing Federal Orch. WLS-Parents at School WLW-Editor's Daughter. sketch WMAQ-Tony Wons' Scrap Book WMBC -Happy Hour Club WOSU -Your Job WOWO -Hey! Mr. Motorist WSPDmith's Tennesseeans WTAM-Teena & Tim WTMJ Nancy Grey, table talk WWJ Man on the Street WXYZ-Wayne University

1:45 EST 12:45 CST CBS -Road of Life, sketch: Wilt WBBSI W'GAII WVW'VA 11'1110

NBC -Concert Orch.: WXYZ (sw- 15.33)

Your Family & Mine: KDKA WTAM WADC Things Se Swings WBNS- Livestock Market WCLE-To be announced *WIND-News WLS-Livestock Markets: Public Library Speaker WLW- Little White House WMAQ.Allan Grant, pianist WOSU Roy Bumgarner, bass 1VOWO- Richard Trojan WTMJ- Sidewalk Reporter *WWJ-Musical Prgm: News

2:00 EST 1:00 CST NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: WLW 1SMAQ WTAM WWJ CBS -Doc Barclay's Daughters: 5V litlSI 11 'GAR WW VA WAD(: WH10 WBNS

NBC -Gallant American Women, drama: WCOL WSPD KDKA WJIM WXYZ WKZO WIBM WOOD (sw- 1533)

SobJest: "Women, the Pro -

elder ." MBSRalph Ginsburgh's Concert Orch.: WGN WHKC CKLWHouse of Peter McGregor *WCLE -News- Musical Prgm. WHK -Ethel Hawes WIND-Italian Hour WJJD-Livestock Market WJR -Mrs. Page, household talk W'KAR -The Story of Wool WLS-School Time WOSU- Federal Housing WOWO-People. Just People WTMJ Bulletin Board 2:15 EST 1:15 CST

NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, sketch: WTAM WMAQ WLW W'1VJ

MBS -Ed Fitzgerald, Talk: W'IIKC CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan, sketch. WGAR WWVA WADC WBBM WJR WHIO WBNS CKLW -Michigan W. C. T. U. W'CLE Ruth -Information WGNLen Salvo, organist WJJD Midday Roundup WEAR-Famous Waltzes WLS-Markets WOSU -Betty Terry, organist WOWO -Ellen Randolph. sketch WTMJ Gospel Singer

2:30 EST 1:30 CST CBS -Your Family & Mine. sketch: WJR WBNS 11'1110 WBBM NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: WLW WTAM WMAQ WCOL WWJ NBC -Army Band: WIIK WIBM WOOD W'JIM WKZO WXYZ (sw- 15.33)

MBS -Cowboys: CKLW WIIKC WGN

KDKA -Home Forum WADCModern Poetry WGAR-Meet Miss Julia WIND-Race Results WJJD-Board of Education Prgm



WKAR- Geography in the News WLS- Prairie Ramblers & Patsy WMBCSons of Pioneers WOSU-Social Security WOWO-Ynur Family & Mine WSPDGospel Chapel WTMJ -This Dav Is Ours WWVABoys from Iowa

2:45 EST 1:45 CST NBC Hymns of All Churches: WTAM W'\IAQ W I.W WWJ

CBS -My Son & 1, sketch: WJR W'11'1'A WGAR WBNS WADC %BBA1 WHIG

NBC -Army Band: KDKA MBS -Southern School of the Air: 11'CLE WIIKC CM -V.

Ñ I.J. r : Chapters T h a t Lire." speaker: WIlllem K. Rubin,ll or the D. of Beranek,.

WGN -Harold Turner. pianist WJJD- Pacific Paradise WKAR-Pan- American Rhythms WLS -Hoosier Sodbusters *WOSU News WOWO Peter MacGregor WSPDMelodic Moments WIMJUance Orch.

3:00 EST 2:00 CST NBC- Orphans of Divorce. sketch: WXYZ WOWO KDKA WHIK WLS

NBC-To be announced: WCOL KIIKA MN- Popular Review: WKZO 1\' I IlM NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin. ketch. WTAM WI.W WMAQ W W' WTMJ MBS Mary Brockerman, soprano; John Agnew. organist %IHKC CBS -Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne: 1VBBM WWVA WHIG WGAR 1VKBN WJR WADC WBNS (sw17.83) *CKLW-Val Clare. news WCLEMatinee Melodies WGN Ralph Ginsburgh's Orch. WIND- Sports Edition *WJIM News *WJJDNews: Speech Clinic WKAR -Arnold Leifer. pianist WMBCTopies of Today *WOOD -News: Colby l'reents WSPD-The Concert Grand

3:15 EST 2:15 CST CBSSociety Girt. sketch: WADC VI3I3M WJR WGAR WBNS

NBC -The Chase Twins. sketch: HIM WCOL WKZO WXYZ

WOOD WJIM W IIK NBC -Ma Perkins. sketch: WTAM WWJ WMAQ W'TAIJ WLW CKLWMelody Interlude: Turf Club & Man o' War KDKA Tea Time Tunes WCLEPiano Moods WGN Afternoon Musical WHIO-Rhythm Roundup WHKC-Tune Tabloid WJJD Rhythm for Tea WKAR -The College at Work WKBN-Page, from an Old Scrap Book 11'LS -To be announced WMBC-Musical Matinee WOWOTalking Drums WSPD-Your Radio Neighbor WWVARail Splitter, 3:30 EST 2:30 CST

*CBSNews: Uncle Jonathan. sketch WGAR WHIG WADC WKBN (sw17.83) MBS -Bob Millar's Orch.: 11'HK WCLE WGN WHKC NBC -Pepper Young's Family, sketch: WTAM WLW WMAQ t1 W'J WTMJ *CBS -News: American School of the Air: W1t14M

NBC -Cincinnati Symphony Orch.: WKZO WJIM WIBM W'OOD WCOL WXY7, (sw15.33) CKLWSleepy Hollow Gang WBNS.Blue Ribbon Melodies WIND-Race Results WJJDSantaella's Orch. WJR Univ. of Michigan Prgm. WKAR -Music of the Masters WLSHomemakeri Prgm. WMRC Popular Concert WOWO-All in the Family WWVA Border Riders

3:45 EST 2:45 CST MBSAbram Ruvinsky Ensemble: WHKC NBC -Cincinnati Symphony Orch.: WXYZ WKZO WOWO KDKA W 1111 WIBM Wlwtt) W'PD WCOL WHK (sw15.33) NBC -Vic & Sade. sketch: WWJ WTMJ WTA NI WMAQ WLW CBSRlchard Maxwell. tnr.: WGAR WADC WKBN WHIO (,w- 17.83)

Guest: Fred Lange. leader of Everyman'. Itlble Class of the Flr.l Preshyterlan Church. Cranford. New Jersey.

WBNS.Gypsy Caravan WCLEMusical Gems WGN-Good Health & Training WJJDBen Kanter. pianist

WJIM Hichliehtioc Ihr Headlines *WJR News: Three Aces *W'1.S News

4:00 EST 3:00 CST CBS-Pretty Kitty Kelly. sketch WK BS NBCBackstage Wife, sketch WTAM 1VSIAQ WTMJ WLW WWJ *NBC -Club Matinee: News: t1'OWO WK7O WXYZ WI 5%

WSPD WENR WCOL WJIM KDKA WIBM (sw.9.53) CBSCleveland Institute of Music: WADC (sw17.83) WBBM- Editor's Daughter, sketch WHNS -Ann Sterling WCLELet's Dance WGAR Alice Blair WGN Moods in Music WHIO Women 11'HK- Public Welfare WIIKC-Question. Pleas*? WIND- Sports Edition W'JJD. Matinee Modern, WJR.0 f Alice Blair, sketch WKARMaeazme Editor Speaks WMBCBill Robert's Orch. *WOOD -New steal, 11'11'í'A Neo Vim's Gang

4:15 EST 3:15 CST N -Stella Dallas. sketch: W LSD 11'IAV 15 TA NI W%L%Q 15'WJ

CBS -Cleveland Institute of Music: 11 I;A 1(

1*NBC -Club

1'IIK Matinee: News:

MBSMischa Barr's Ensemble: WIIKC WGN WBBM Meet the Musus WBNHow's the Patient WCLE-Children's Books WJJD- Church on the Hillside WJR-Meet Miss Julia, sketch WKBN Doc Barclay's Daughters W'MBCTwenty Fingers WOOD1'our Family & Mine

4:30 EST 3:30 CST NBC-Lorenzo Jones. sketch: WMAQ WWJ WTAM WTMJ *NBC Club Matinee: News: WOOD

CBS Of Men & Books: WADC 11'HIO 11'CAR W'HBSI (sw- 17.83)

for Ootam w. Good L,ata,na Sial M85Two Keyboards: WHKC WCLE WGN

*News. WKZO WJJD WBNS-There's No Place Like Home 11'INDRaee Results WJR-To be announced WKAR- Liften to the Band WKBN Piano Moods WLW -Against the Storm, sketch WMBC -Prudy s Party WOWO.Old Time Religion IVWVABlaine Smith

4:45 EST 3:45 CST CBSSmilin' Ed McConnell: WBNS WJR WHIO WAD(' Isw 17.83)

NBC -young Widder Brow n. sWketcTAM h: WTMJ WWJ WMAQ

MBS- BookaWeek: WGN WCLE WBBM- Linda's First Love. sketch WGAR-David Adams W'HK- Cleveland College WHKC-This Day Is Famous WJJD-Suppertim, Frolic *WKAR-News: The Day's March *WKBNNews: Stocks WKZO -Twilight Trails WSW-Meet Mus Julia. sketch WMBC- Mountain Red %V%%'VAJoe Barker's Gant

5:00 EST 4:00 CST NBC-Glenn Miller's Orch.: W'11K 55.1151 WIBM WOOD KDKA MBSOld Fashioned Girl: CKLW CBS -By Kathleen Norris. sketch. W'HB11 11'BNS WGAR WJIt NBC -Girl Alone. sketch: WTAM WMAQ WTMJ W'W.I fictar .w .osa 34.

*WADCNew, Studio Prem. *WCLE -News: Musical Prem. WENRHome Forum WGN-Mark Love & Len Salvo 51'HIOSafety Patrol WHKC-The Buckeye Four WIND- Sports Edition WKBN-Melody !blights *WKZO -Bocke C , Comm. WLWKitty Keene, draina W'MBCV Jams: WOWO-Keeping You Posted WSPD-Melodic Notes W'WVAA Shopping We Will Go WXYZ -Show World H a p p y

Rhythm 5:15 EST 4:15 CST

CBS- Caroline's Golden Store. sketch: WBBM WGAR WJR WBNS MBS The Johnsor Family: MOO NBC-Glenn Miller's Orch.: WENR WXYZ NBC -Midstream. sketch: WMAQ WLW WTAM WTMJ WWJ

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MORNING

9:15 EST (8:15 CST) American School of the Air, CBS. Today's music lesson. "Forecastle Ballads." deals with the songs sung by sailors for their own amusement when work was done aboard ship.

AFTERNOON

12:30 EST (11:30 CST) Farm and Home Hour, N BC. Morse Salisbury. Josephine Hemphill and Milton Eisen- hower, all of the Department of Agriculture. will discuss "Land Problems."

4:30 EST (3:30 CST) Of Men and Books. CBS. "The Yankee Cookbook." by Imogene Wolcott; "Good Maine Food." by Marjorie Mosser; and "American Cooks." by Cora, Rose and Bob Brown. will be the books reviewed.

NIGHT

7:00 EST (6:00 CST) Fred Waring in Pleasure Time. NBC.

7:15 EST (6:15 CST) Jimmie Fidler; Hollywood Gossip. CBS.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Big Town; Drama, CBS. Newspaper drama with Edward G. Robinson and Ona

Munson.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) The Aldrich Family. NBC. Comedy sketch with Ezra Stone, stage star.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Johnny Presents. NBC. Dramas by Max Marcus; Swing Fourteen; Genevieve Rowe. soprano; Glenn Cross, baritone; Floyd Sherman, tenor; Beverly; Frances Adair; Johnny Green's or. c hes lr a.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Tuesday Night Party, CBS. Walter O'Keefe, M. C.; Mary Martin. vocalist: Bobby Dolan's orchestra.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Information. Please: Quiz- zing Experts and Guest Celebrities. NBC. Clifton Fadiman; John Kieran: F. P. Adams. Guests: Moe Berg. baseball player, and J. P. McAvoy. writer.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Pot O' Gold. NBC. Horace Heidi and His Musical Knights.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) We, the People; Drama and Music. CBS. Gabriel Heatter, M. C.: Harry von Zell. announcer; Mark Warnow's orchestra.

9:30 EST (8:30 CST) Fibber McGee and Molly, N BC. Marian and Jim Jordan: Harold Peary; Bill Thomp- son; Jimmy Shields. tenor; Billy Mills' orchestra.

9:30 EST (8:30 CST) Bob Crosby's Orchestra, CBS. With Johnny Mercer, M. C.. and Helen Ward. vocalist.

9:30 EST (8:30 CST) Mozart Concerto Series. M BS. Nadia Reisenberg, pianist; Alfred Wallenstein. conductor.

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10:00 EST (9:00 tCST) Bob Hope Variety Show. NBC. Judy Garland. vocalist; Jerry Colonna, comedian. and

Skinnay Ennis' orchestra.

10:30 EST (9:30 CST) Toronto Symphony Or- chestra. M BS. Sur Ernest MacMillan. conductor.

10:30 EST (9:30 CST) Fun with the Famous, N BC. Mort Lewis. M. C.; Josef Hontes orchestra. Guest: William C. White, short-story writer.

10:30 EST (9:30 CST) Uncle Walter's Dog House. N BC. Tom Wallace (Uncle Walter); Dog House Chorus; Vir- ginia Verrill, vocalist: Charlie Lyon. announcer; Bob

Strong's orchestra.

11:00 EST (10:00 CST) Address by Congressman Martin Dies. MBS. Congressman Dies. chairman of the Dies Committee. will speak before the Fifty fifth Annual Banquet of the Chicago Real Estate Board on "Americanism."


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5:30 EST 4:30 CST NBC-Affairs of Anthony. sketch: WENR WCO1,

NBC -Jack Armstrong sketch: 11'I.W WW1 WTAM

MBS -Dick Kuhn's Orch.: WGN WHKC CBSlt Happened in Hollywood: 5%.JR WGAR WB8M tsw 17.831

NBCKitty Keene. sketch: WTMJ 5%'MAQ CKLW'-Gems of Melody KDKARhvthm Makers *WADC-News Vanity WBNS-Old Reporter WHK -Our Ohio Schools *W'HIO Paul Price: News: Coo sole Capers WIND Race Results WJIM- Xavier Cucat's Orch. K'KBNDinner Dance WOODPrem. Previews K'11'1'A Church of Christ WXYZ Don King's Orch.

5:45 EST 4:45 CST NBCDinning Sisters: 1 \'EXR NBC- Adventures of Tom Mix: WCOL KDKA W'HK SVXVZ WOOD WJIM 151811

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NBCLittle Orphan Annie, sketch: 11'11') WTAM CKLW Adventures of Tartan WGN Tommy Tucker's Orch. WHKC-Dick Harding, organist WKBN -Lyle Smith Quartet 15'LWnvitation to Listen K'MAQEsening Prelude SVSPDSports News: Table Talk WTMJ Meet Miss Julia, sketch

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6:00 EST 5:00 CST NBC -El Chico. Spanish Revue: WEAF- WM,SQ t.' 9.53)

NBC Romance & Rhythm: WC0I. 51'ENR 5511K

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*News; WJR WSPD WLW CKLWRollin' Home *KDKANews: Temp.: Magazine: Weather *WBNSJim Cooper. news *15'GARSidney Andorn : Ellis VanderPyl: Five Star Final WGN -Edna O'Dell and Harold Turner WHAS-Little Betty 51'HIOMusical Radio Directory *WHKC The Spectator. news WINDSports Edition WJIM-Sport Page WMAQ-Life Can Be Beautiful WOOD- Sports WORUncle Don. children', prgm WHAS 'To be announced WTAM -Lee Gordon's Music *WTMJ-Song Doctor: News WWJ-Sports: Musical Prgtn. WXYZ The Day in Review

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6:15 EST 5:15 CST CBS-Manhattan Minuet: 11-A13C.

NBC -Romance & Rhythm: WJZ 11'1BM WOOD WJIM *NBC -Malcolm Claire. children's stories. News: 11'1LNQ (sss.9.53) *NBC -News: Sports: W'EAF

MBSBill McCune's Orch.: WGN

*News: 1511K 5VJAS SVHAS WCCO Sports: WKBN WLW WHKC KDKA -Melody Time WADC Harmonic Patterns WBBM Pappy Cheshire. hillbilly WBNSHeri s Your Song *WCAE -News: Sports WCKYColumbia Profiles *WENR- Swingtime Ser.: News W'GARBob Kelley-: Second Fed- eral W'HIOSi Burick WJR. Evening Melodies WSPD Movie Show of the An *WTAM.Walt Bergener: News WWJ -C. C Bradnei lune in the Spotlight *WWVA-News: Sport. News WXYZ Evening Serenade

6:30 EST 5:30 CST *CBS -Major George Eliot, news auulyt . 11'ABC 15'Cí U 551110 WCKY WBNS SVIIAS tsw -1527) NBC -Reggie Childs' Orch.: WJZ WENR WIBM WSPD

NBC -Blue Barron's Orchestra W'EAF 51'CAE WOOD (sw.9.53) Jack Armstrong. WMAQ WTMa *News: W'OR WJJD *CKLWNews: Sports KDKA-Music: Sports 11'ADFarmer's Forum WGAR -Carl George WGN-The Cinnamon Bear WHK-Voice of Labor WHKC -Gus Lazaro's Ensemble WIND-General Melodies WJAS Baron Ellio't's Urch *WJIMStreamlined Headlines WJRInside of Sports WKBNSohio Headliner Some thing About, Everything WLW-Once Upon a Time WSAI Musical Varieue- WTAM- Sports: Chet Zohn WWJ -Advs. of Pinocchio K'WVA- Twiligh' 'Iran WXYZ- Larry Paige's Orch.

6:45 EST 5:45 CST *NBC- Lowell mamas. ,.ew. commentator: 1V.IZ KDKA WI 11

5555'.I WT %%I WOOD Movie NBC -Jack Miley. sports: 11'EAF

NBC -The Ad, et tom M,. 55.ENR

*CBS -Today in Europe: WABC WGAR W('KY t\'HI(1 WISBM WCCO W'HAS WKBN MN- Challenge of the Yukon 55'3111 t5X1'Z NBC -Li'I Abner, sketch: WMAQ *MBS -Fulton Lewis. Jr., news: WHKC CKLW-Adv. of Juunne Allen WBNS Richard Ilinibers Orch WCAEDancing Date WGNOrphan Annie. sketch WHKEverett lioaeland's Orch. WIND -Chicago at Work

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Pilgrim's Progress $4,000.00 Adventures of Tom Sawyer 200.00 Old Swlmmin' Hole 75.00 Black Beauty 100.00 Treasure Island 50.00 Scarlet Letter 35.00 Venus and Adonis s 000.00 Snow Bound 45.00 Uncle Tom's Cabin 50.00 Leaves of Grass 250.00 Ben Hur Last of the Mohicans Moby Dick Little Women

75.00 50.00

100.00 25.00

McGuNey Primer 100.00 Tamerlane A Other Poems 1,000.00

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9/6-8

TUESDAY November 21

(6:45 p.m. Continued) VJASLife Can Be Beautiful

IVJR- Musical Prgm. WOK-Johnson Family WSPD.Jam for Dinner WTMJ-Sports %VWVA-Sports Parade

7:00 EST 6:00 CST MBS -To be announced: W'IINC NBCEasy Aces, sketch: JL KDKA WXYZ WHK WENR WSAI WSPD CBS -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: 11ABC WHIO IVADC 1VJAS WJR WGAR WHAS WCKY WBNS WCCO (sw.15.27) (also at 11 p.m. EST) NBCFred Waring In Pleasure Tirane: WEAF WCAE WTAM 1VLW' WWJ WMAQ WOOD WTMJ CKLW'Dancing Strings *1VBBM..Todd Hunter. news ana lyst WGN.Capt. Midnight, sketch WIND- German Hour WJIM-Farmers' Forum WKBN-Bell Bread Quiz WOR-Stan Lomax. sports WWVASerenade in Swing 7:15 EST 6:15 CST

CBS- Jimmie Fidler, Hollywood Gossip: WABC WJAS W 1110 WADC WBNS WGAR WWVA WCKY WHAS WJR WCCO (also at 11:15 p.m.) NBC -Mr. Keen. Tracer of Lost Persons: WJ7. KDKA WSPD WENR WCKY WHK WXYZ

NBC -I Love a Mystery. sketch: WEAF 11 'TAM 1\'M \Q WWJ WTMJ WCAE (also KFI at H.15 p.m. EST) NBC -To be announced: WCOL *MBS- Elliott Roosevelt, commen tator: WOK

CKLW Esening Serenade W'BBMIHeart of Julia Blake 1VGN .Sports WHKCLone Ranger WLW'Phil Davis' Orch. W MAQ.Organ Moods WOODTo be announced

7:30 EST 6:30 CST NBC -Frank Novak's Musicrea- tors: W'JZ WJIM NBC -Cameos of Melody: WCOL WSAI CBS -Second Husband, drama starring Helen Menken: WA BC WGAR WJAS WHAS WURM WBNS WJR WHIG WADC WCCO WCKY NBC -Echoes of New York: WEAF MN -The Green Hornet, drama: WXYZ WOOD WIBM CBS -To be announced: tsw-IS -27)

MBS -Radie Harris, Hollywood Comm.: WOK

CKLW -Zingo KDKA.Tap Time WCAE-Richard Himber & Swing Fourteen *WGN-Capt. Herne. news 11'HK. Federal Bureau of Inv. 1111KC'Paramount Singers WKBN -"Y" Time *WLS-News 1VLW. Melody Grove *WMAQ News: Musicale Entre WSPDOne of the Finest WTAM-Richard Himber's Orch. WTMJ Viennese Ensemble WWJ -Ty Tyson W'W'V:\.Tin ilieht Interlude

7:45 EST 6:45 CST MBS.The Inside of Sports: WOR WGN W'1.11' WIlK WCAE

NBC- Concert Orch.; WOWO

NBC -Deacon Moore's Orch.: W COL

CKLW -My Home Town 1V'KBN.To be announced WLS-Sports WSAI-1 Love a Mystery 1VTAMSammy Watkins Orch. WThIJ-Richard Himber's Orch. WWJ Snorts Paride

8:00 EST 7:00 CST MBS -Antonini Concert Series: W'OR

NBC -Johnny Presents Johnny Green's Orch.; Urania; Genevieve Rowe. top.; Swing Fourteen: Glenn Cross & Beverly; Frances Adair, contr.; Floyd Sherman. tnr.: WEAF WTMJ WCAE WLW 11 TAM WWJ WMAQ (also KOA KFI at 8 p.m.) NBC -The Aldrich Family. sketch: WJZ WOOD WXYZ KDKA WSPD WJIM WIBM WOWO WHK WLS WELL (1420 kc.) WBCM (1410 kc.) WE'DF (1310 kc.)

MBSNed Jordan. Secret Agent: 11'GN

CBS -Big Town, drama. with Ed- ward G. Robinson & Ona Mon- son: WABC WHIO WADC WJR WBNS WCCO WBBM 11'IIAS WCKY WGAR WJAS (also KNX at 1030 p.m. EST) CKLW -Musical Varieties WIND -Green Valley Line WSAISchnickelfriti Band

8:15 EST 7:15 CST WIND Max Miller's Music WKBN- Richard "limber's Orch. WSAIBernie Cummins' Orch.

8:30 EST 7:30 CST NBCInlormatlon Please: Clifton Fadiman. m.c.; F. P. Adams John Kieran; Guests: WJZ WLS W'S.AI WOWO W1BM WXV1 W'1IK KDKA 11'JIMI (also KGO at 11 p.m. EST)

ref N(a,l se. aped L,.r.n,ny Ouse..

NBCPot o' Gold; Horace Heidt's Musical Knights: WEAF WCOL WCAE WMAQ WT.1M1 WOOD WTMJ WWJ WLW *CBS -Tuesday Night Party; Wal. ter O'Keefe; Bobby Dolan's Or. chestra ; News: WABC WADC WGAR W'MIAS WJAS WHIO WBBM WCKY WCCO WRNS WJR (also KNX at 12 mid. EST) MBS -Morton Gould's Orch.: WOK SVGN CKLW %VINO Aristocrats WKBN -Little Show 1VSPDGeorge Dully's Orrh.

8:45 EST 7:45 CST *WIND-News WKBN I Want a Job 9:00 EST 8:00 CST

*MBS Raymond Gram Swing. Comm.: CKLW CBS -We, the People; Gabriel Heatter. Harry von Zell; Mark Warnow's Orch.; Guests: WABC WBBM WHAS WCCO WHIO WBNS WJR WADC WJAS WKBN WGAR (also KNX KSL at 12.30 a.m.) NBC -Battle of Sexes. Conducted by Frank Crumit & Julia Sander- son. WEAF WTAM WMAQ WWJ WCAE WLW WTMJ (also KPO KFI at 12:30 a.m. EST)

1'onlahl' teams are made up of men and ...UM, from the (onmrtieu( State Employment Service.

NBC -Hall of Fun: WJZ WSPD W'XVZ WOWO WSAI WCOL WJIM KDK1 WIBM WOOD WHK (sin -9.53)

WENR-Concert Miniature WIND -Hymns of All Churches W'OR. Confidentially Yours

9:15 EST 8:15 CST MBS -Glenn Miller's Orch.: 1VOR

C''iKceLs W' -Canada's Fighting Ser

WENR-Art Kassel's Orch. 1VGN Foreign Affairs WIND -Betty Sr Bob. sketch

9:30 EST 8:30 CST MBS- Mozart Concerto Series: W'OR

M..ic d.mi on pace tO u;. wok. NBCHuman Side of Literature: WJZ 11'XY7. KDKA WOWO WIBM WJIM WENR

..flow to Line with Author- will be Mr. Weeks' subject.

CBS -Bob Crosby's Orch.; Helen Ward. doralist; Johnny Mercer. m.c.: WABC WBBM WIIAS WJR WADC WCCO WBNS Wí110 WGAR WKBN WJAS WCKY NBC -Fibber McGee & Molly; Orch.: WEAF W()OD WWJ WTMJ WCAE WMAQ WTAM WSPD WLW (sin -9.53) CKLW- Treasure Trail *WGNNews WIND Scattergood Baines. sketch WSAI -Merchant; Quiz Bizz

9:45 EST 8:45 CST CBS -Bob Crosby's Orch.: isw I t 831 W'GNToasty Paul's Orrh. WHK- Looking Around WIND -Mickey Isley's Orel) 10:00 EST 9:00 CST NBC -Roy Shield Revue: WJZ W( 01. WENR W'.IIM WIBM WSAI KDKA WOWO

NBC -Bob Hope Variety Prgm.; Judy Garland; Jerry Colonna: Skinnay Ennis Orch.: WEAF WOOD WTAM WCAE WTMJ WMAQ WLW WWJ (sw.9.53) CBS -Sammy Kaye's Orchestra: WABC WCCO WCKY WJAS WJR (sw11.83) *MBSElltott Roosevelt, Comm.: WGN CKLW *MBS -Raymond Gram Swing, comm.: W'OR Syncopation Piece: WADC WRNS *News: WBBM WIND WXYZ WGAR Practical Diesel Training: Fiddles & Footlights WHASContrasts in Rhythm WHIO-Beach Comber; Orch. WHK-Wake Up America WKBN -Jack Milo's Orch. WSPD-On with the Dance

10:15 EST 9:15 CST CKLWDoc Sunshine. talk WBBM- Jimmie Nooné s Orch. WGNHeidellsere Concert Orch. WHIO -YMCA Lobby Sing %VINO Wolkathon WKBN Wake Up America *WORFulton Lewis. Jr., news analyst WSPD Hawaiian Truubadors 1VXYZ.Government Reports

10:30 EST 9:30 CST NBCFun with the Famous: WJZ WIIt.I W'JISI WXYZ WOWO WSAI WOOD WENR

Ion deid w. need L.ito,nu Oa*. MBS- Toronto Symphony Concert: CKLW CBS -Judith Arlen. songs: WABC WHIO %VINO WCKY WCCO (sin 11.83)

NBC -Uncle Walter's Dog House: Tom Wallace, mea; Virginia Ver- rill; Tom. Dick & Harry; Bob Strong's Orch.: WEAF WTAM WLW WMAQ WCAE WTMJ WWJ (sw -9.53) *Headliner: WADC WGAR KDKA -Music You Want WBBM- Sports Huddle *WBNS Jim Cooper. news WGN The Northerners WHASRichard Himber's Orch. WJAS-Joey Simi Orch. *WJR Today in Europe 21'OR -Green Hornet. drama *WSPD Edward C. Ames. news 10:45 EST 9:45 CST MBS -Toronto Symphony Concert: WGN

CBS-Public Affairs: WABC WCKY WJAS WADC WHAS WIND (sw-11.83) *1VBBMNews WBNS-Double 13 Nieht Club WCCO-Styles for Men WGAR- Franklin Lewis *111110.Newspaper 01 the Air WJRMnsical Prem. WSPD Dance Time 11:00 EST 10:00 CST CBS -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: W'ISI4V1 (also see 7 p m.) MBS -Address by Congressman Martin Dies: WGN

Congressman Nee. chairman of the Dica Committee. will speak at the Fifty-Fifth Annual Banquet of the Chicago Beal Natal. Board. Topic: 'AmeN- rani.n,...

were derail so paps 17.

*CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the News: WABC WADC WGAR WCKY WJR WBNS WHAS

*NBC -(News. WJZ only) Del Courtney's Orch.: WJZ. WCOL 11'HK

*NBC -News: Hugh Gibson. news: WEAF WOOD WTAM (sin 9.53) MN- Starlight Trail: WIBM WJIM WXYZ *News: WJAS WLW WWJ 11'OR WMAQ WOWO WKBN *CKLW -Reporter *KDKANews: Weather: Temp. *WCAE -News: Ray Pearl's Orch. WCCO- Cedrie Adams *WENR -Ten O'Clock Final WHIO -Carl Taylor's Orch. WIND-Swedish Prgm. WSAI -Music You Want WTMJ-Today's Events 11:15 EST 10:15 CST CBS -Jimmie Fidler: WBBM (also see 7:15 p.m. EST)

NBC-Little Jack Littles Orch.: WEAF WOOD (sw -9.53)

CBS -Jack Jenny's Orch.: WABC WGAR WJAS 55H10 WCKY 11'KBN WBNS WADC (sw- 11.83)

NBC -Del Courtney's Orchestra: KOKA W'HK WOWO WSPD

MN Don Pablo's Orch.: WIBM WXYZ WJIM CKLW -Music You Want WCCOCurfew Time WHAS- George Walsh Looks 'Ens Over WJR- Around Michigan: The Vag abonds WLWSchnickelfritz' Band WOR Ozzie Nelson's Orch. WTAM -Bill Marshall's Orch. 1VTMJNat'l Emergency Council 11'W'J -Dance Orch. 11:30 EST 10:30 CST NBCRichard Himber's Orch.: WEAF WCAE (sw -9.53)

NBC -Abe Lyman's Orch.: WJZ WJIM IVINVI KDKA WXY7 WSPD WCOL WMAQ WOOD W If K

CBSPaul Whiteman's Orch.: WABC WKBN WIND WCCO 151110 WGAR WADC WJAS WHAS MBS-Dick Jurgens' Orch.: WGN

WBBM-Man on the Street WBNS-Music You Want WCKY-Ray Pearl's Orch. WLWBernie Cummins' Orch. WOR-Ramona & Her Orch. WTMJSports: Dance Orch. WWJ Dance Orch. * W W VA-News

End of Tuesday Programs

MORNING *Star in program listings

indicates news broadcast.

7:00 EST 6:00 CST Musical Clock: KDKA WJIMI CKLW-Early Morning Frolic

7:15 EST 6:15 CST KDKA1Vestern Trails W'ADCSunshine Gane WHK-Keep Fit to Music 7:30 EST 6:30 CST

KDKA Kd-Kowhands W'.IDCCheckerboard Time *WASH-News: Nick & Johnny WBBM Dawn Salute

7:45 EST 6:45 CST KDKA -Ma Perkins v %DC-Morning Visitor W'BBM.Chicato Hour: You Morn. inc Reporter

111100 EST 7:00 CST *NBC -News; Do You Remem- her? (sw-21.5) *CBSToday in Europe: WBNS 1VHBM Isw17.83) *NBC -News; Earbenders: WJIM WIBM WXYZ *News: WJR WOWO WKBN VIIK WSPD WWVA WLS

WGAR Top o' the Slorning: WTAM WTMJ *CKLWNews: Early Morning Frolic

8:15 EST 7:15 CST *CBS -Odd Side of the News: (so- 17.83)

CBS -Music in the Air: WKBN NBC -Do You Remember ?: WTAM WASH (sw.21.5) NBC -The Wife Saver: WJIM WIBM WXYZ WADC-Dance with Ina s\ BBMPiano Parade WBNS -Start the Day Right WCLE.City Mission WGARHungarian hour *2VH10 Today in Europe WHK- Musical Gems *WJJD -News: Dick Baker. songs W'JR'Olson Oddities: Musicale 11 KARStrings in the Morning WKBN Top o' the Morning

*5V K7.ONews W I. Blue Ribbon Melodies *l\ I.W'Michael Ilion, news W t'SVO- Checkerboard Time \\ 4'D -Mary Lucille Roth 11 WVA Musical Clock

8:30 EST 7:30 CST CBS -Phil Cook's Almanac: ( sw 17.83)

NBC -Gene & Glenn. songs: law 21.5) NBC -Vocal Vogues: WIBM WCOL 1VKZO WJIM *News: WADC WASH Musical Clock: WBBM WTAM CKLW-Early Morning Frolic WCLERev. Nussbaum WGAR -Pildner & Wilson 1VGNTop o the Morning: Good Morning Prgm.: Everyday Words WHIO-Municipal Court WHK-Wayne & Dick 1V'HKC-Cap. Andy & Flip 11'JJD Christian Science Prgm. WJ R -Merrymakers WKAR- Calendar for the Day WLS -Mae & Bob WLW -The Gospel Sinter 11 MBC Polish Prem. WOW'OMagic Island WSPD -Melody Time *WTMJ-News: Top o' the Mor- ing: News WXYZ-Morning Inspirations

8:45 EST 7:45 CST CBS- Greenfield Village Chattel: (sw-17.83) NBC- Harvey and Dell, sketch: WCOL

KDKA-Melody Tune WADC -Son of the Plains WASH-Popular Tunes WBNSThe Lighted Window WCLE -To be announced WGAR -Jack Paar 21( ;N -Good Morning Prem. 11IIIO-Tuneful Topics 11'IIKSwint Orch. WJIM- Morning Revue *1VJJD-Islanders: News WJRTena &. Tim. sketch W'KAR -Old Familiar Album WKBN D Mother WKZO-Home Folks Frolic WLS Jolly Jot & His Pet Pals WLW -Lulu Belle & Scotty WOWO -The Old Songsmith WSPD -Ma Perkins- sketch

WEDNESDAY, November 22, 1939

W'TAMI -Jane Weaver W'X'S'ZGreenfield Village School

9:00 EST 8:00 CST *NBC -News: Breakfast Club: WCOL %VIBM WJIM WASH WSPD WKZO (sw -21.5)

CBS -Manhattan Mother. sketch: WADC WGAR WJR WBNS

CBS -Organ Moods: (sw- I7.83) CKLW Doc Sunshine KDKA- Shopping Circle *WBBM News; Musical Clock *WCLE News: Musical Prgm. *W'GN-Morning News 111110Greenfield Village Chapel WHK.Victor Lindlahr WHKCBible Meditation League WJJD.Eight to Eighty 11'KAR-Radio Reading Circle

11 LS-The Singing Milkman WLW-Boone County Caravan WMAQ-Your Neighbor WOSU-Morning Melodies WOWO-Bible Class WWJListen Ladies: Modern Ro- mance WW VA. Merry makers WXYZ-News from the Stores

9:15 EST 8:15 CST CBS -American School of the Air: WBNS WADC (ssr17.83)

Wee deta,l en. Opsd L,stenng Gut.. Linda's First Love: KDKA WJR CKLW -Beulah Clark. exercises WCLE.Linger Awhile WGARNancy Dixon WGNHome Councilor WHIO -20 Fingers and 2 Grands WIND -Passing Show *WLS -News WLW -Heart of Juliz Blake WTAM -Kitty Keene. sketch WWVA Ma Perkins, sketch WXYZ- Victor Lindlahr

9:30 EST 8:30 CST CBS -American School of the Air: WIND (sw- 17.83) NBC -Breakfast Club: WOWO

The Editor's Daughter: KDKA WJR CKLW-M. Labbitt's Homechats WASH-The In-Laws WBBM Manhattan Mother. sketch

WCLE -Bulletins: Musical Prgm. *WGAR -News: Ruth Merriam Wells WGN-Good Morning Prgm. *WHIO -News: Around the Band- stand W'HK -Jean Abbey WHKCMostly About Women *WIND -News 1V'JJO- Victor H. Lindlahr WKAR- Concert Melodies WKZO Patty WLS-The Westerners Wl.WVLife Can Be Beautiful *WMAQ Coffee Time: News 11'SIBCMorning Variety WOSU-Amer. Family Robinson W'T1MHouseboat Hannah. sketch WTMJ-What's New 11'1VJ Kitty Keene %VWV'AKilty Keene

9:45 EST 8:45 CST CBS -Bachelor's Children. sketch: WGAR WJR NBC -Breakfast Club: KDKA

NBCLife Can Be Beautiful. sketch: WASH WTAM WXYZ MN -Dick Leibert. or g anis t: WIBM CKLW-The Woman's Page WADC Akron Board of Educa- tion WBBMTena di Tim. sketch WBNS-Round Robin Review WCLE -Ohio Farm Prgm. WGNWhat's New in the Stores WHIO- Cornelia on the Air WHK- Eleanor Hanson 1VHKC -Music & Markets WINDGeneral Melodies WJIM- Novelettes W'KAR- Homemaker; Hour W'KLO- Studio Orch. W'LS-Meet Miss Julia *WLW.Child Problem Doctor: News: Livestock WMAQ -A Step Ahead *WOSU-Musical Prem.: News *WWJ -Music: News WWVA-Rapid Ad Service 10:00 EST 9:00 CST NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville: 1V'J I WCOL WIBM 1V'K7..0

CBS- Pretty Kitty Kelly: WGAR 1VBBMI WUNS WADC WW VA WHIO WIR NBC -Tne Man I Married. sketch: WTMJ WMAQ WTAM WLW WWJ

NBC -T h u n d e r Over Paradise, sketch: KDKA CKLW -Tonic Tunes WASHLinda's First Love WCLE.LaGanka Menues WGN -Morning Melodies WHKLamplighter W'HKC- Homespun Harmonies WIND.Start the Day Right WJJDBosworth Broadcast WKAR -From the Music Room WLS-C f Alice Blair WMBC Ethel R. Willett' W'OSU -Salon Music *WOWO -News: Markets WSPD -Mary Foster WXYZ-Mary Gray

10:15 EST 9:15 CST CBS -Myrt & Marge. sketch: IVJR WBBM WBNS 11'H10 WADC WGAR WWVA NBC -Right to Happiness: WLS WHK W'IBSI 1V.IIMI WASH W'X1'Z W'SI'D KDKA NBC -Escorts & Betty: WOWO W'COI.

NBC -John's Other Wife. sketch: 11'TMIJ WMAQ WTAM WWJ WLW *CKLW News: Melody Interlude WCLE -Thrift Club WGN -Myrna Dee Sergent W'IIKC-Let's Dance W'KZ.O- Musical Work Shop 10:30 EST 9:30 CST MBS -Melody Strings: 11IIKC CBS Hilltop House, sketch: IVJR WBBM WHIO WBNS WADC WGAR WWVA NBC -Originalities: WCOL NBC -Story of Mary Marlin: WLS 1111K WASH WJIM WSPD 21'X1'7. KDKA WIBM NBC -Just Plain Bill. sketch: WWJ WMAQ WTAM WTMJ W LW CKLW -Frank Burke's San Salute W'GN -Keep Fit to Music WIND-Social Security Informa tion

W'JJD-League of Women Voters W'KAR -What the Bulletin Room Offers WKZO.W'PA Orch. WMBC- Rhythm Rodeo WOSUSpanith Lesson WOWO- Concordia Chapel 10:45 EST 9:45 CST NBC.To be announced: 2V'COL

NBC -Women In White. sketch: WTAM WMAQ WWJ WTMJ CBS- Stepmother. sketch: WORM 11621t WJR NBC -Midstream, sketch: KDKA W'IIK

MBS -Jones Metcalf's Choir Loft: CKLW' WIIKC NBC -The Troubla with Marriage. sketch: WLS WIBM WJIM WXYZ WASH WADC -Variety Prgm. WBNS- Editor's Daughter. sketch WCLE -Ida Bailey Allen WGNIlome Management WHIO -Kitty Keene. sketch WINDTommy Ott & Max Miller WJJD- Wednesday Serenade W'KAR-Vocal Varieties WKZO-Piano Selections WLW-Right to Happiness, sketch WMBCDoc Sellers WOWO- Dishpan Parade WSPD-Kitty Keene. Inc., sketch W'WVABig Slim

11:00 EST 10:00 CST N BCDavid Harum. sketch: %VWJ W1 1M WSIAQ

NBC- Pepper Young's F a m i I y. sketch WASH WSPD KOKA WIIK WIBM WJIM WLS WXY7. MBS -Pegeen Fitzgerald, t a I k: W'II KC

CBS -Lanny Ross, tnr.: WBBM W'WVA 11'GAR WBNS WADC WJR WHIO CKLW-Shopper News WCLE-Hough Ave. Church 1VGNLen Salvo, organist: Morn- ing Mail Box 1V'INDParenl's Forum *WJJD-Weather: News 1V'KARMoments Musical WKBN -Syncopators W'KZO'Church in the Wildwood WIAV-Linda s First Love. sketch *IV %IBC -News



WOWO Home Forum WTMJ -four Family & Mine 11:15 EST 10:15 CST NBCThe Road of Life, sketch: 1V.1SH WMAQ WTAM WTMJ 11'Lí\' WHK NBC-Young Dr. Malone, sketch: KDKA WIBM W'IIK WJIM WXYZ WOWO (sw_15.33) MBSBuckeye Four: WHKC CBS -Brenda Curtis. sketch: WJR S1 BPS' WWVA WADC WBNS 1VriAft WHIO NBC -To be announced: WKZO WULF-Ruth WGN- Bachelor's Children WIND Morning Rhythms WJJD -Movie Tattler 11'KAR Lest We Forget WLS-The Rangers tV\IBC.To be announced WOIVOYoung Dr. Malone. sketch tV ID Town Topics 11:30 EST 10:30 CST MBS Keep Fit to Music: WCLE 1s 11 KC NBC -Against the Storm, sketch: WM.1Q WTAM WSI'D WTMJ WWJ CBSBiq Sister. sketch: WADC WHIO WBBM WBNS WWVA WGAR WJR NBC -Wayne Van Dyne. tnr.: WJIM WXYZ WASH W'HK WIBM WCOL (sw15.33) I KLW F. Burke, "San Salute' KDKA-To be announced WGN -Don Pedro 8. His Violin *WIND -News WJJD-Novelet tes WKARYesterday's Rhythms WKBN.Singin' Sam WKZO-Your Family and Mine WLSTht Rangers WLW -Tina & Tim WMBC- Morning Melodies WOWO-Linda's First Love 11:45 EST 10:45 CST NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch: WLW WTMJ tt'MAQ WTAM WWJ WASH NBC-Getting the Most Out of Life: KDKA WSPD WXYZ WHK WLS WOWO (ses 15.33)

CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: WBNS WBB\I WGAR WWVA WADC WJR WHIO *1VCI.E -Music & News WGN Painted Dreamy WHKC- Country Home Magasine: Markets *WINDMarkets: News WJIMLDick Lichen, organist W'JJDBureau of Missing Persons *WKAR-Spotlighting the News: State Police *WKBN News: Interlude *WKZO-News t\'\IRC Rareain Counter

AFTERNOON 12:00 EST 11:00 CST NBC -Gwen Williams. songs: W011'0 (sw IS 331

CBSKate Smith Speaks: WBBM WBNS WADC 1VGAR WWVA W1110 WJR NBC-To be announced: WCOL MBS -C. Freshwater's Cowboy Band: WCLE *News: WOOD 1VSPD *CKLW -News: Livestock *KDKA-News: Weather: Temp. WON-Manhattan Mother, sketch WHKJudy f. Jane. sketch WHKCMarkets: Neighbor Noon Hour, sketch WIND-Bob Atcher, songs *WJIMHighlighting the Head- lines WJJD- General Rhythms WKAR -Farm Service Hour WKBN- Luncheon Serenade WKZO-Organ Reveries WLS-Feature Foods WLW -One Woman Speaks WMBC- Twelve o'Clock Revue WTAM-Heart of Julia Blake WTMJ-Hymns of All Churches WWJ-Carters of Elm Street *WXYZ-News: Happy Rhythms 12:15 EST 11:15 CST NBCThe O'Neills. sketch: W LW WMAQ WTAM

CBS-When a Girl Marries. sketch: WBBM WGAR tVADC WHIO WJR 1VBNS WWVA NBCThe Kidoodlers: (sw- 15.33) MBS -Dick O'Heren, tnr.: WCLE MN Farm Almanac: WJIM WXYZ WIBM 1VOOD WKZO CKLWTurf Club: Accordiana KDKA Checkerboard Time WGN Life of Mary Sotherti WHK- Across the Desk WHKC.Grain Prgm., talk WINDLeague of Women Voters WJJD-Dick Baker, songs WKBN Your Family & Mine WOWO-Editor's Daughter

1?SPD- Springtime & Harvest WT's1J -Betty & Bob. sketch 11W'J Heart of Julia Blake 12:30 EST 11:30 CST CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, sketch SVI(BM WBNS WGAR Wilt WAD(' MBSToronto Trio: WHK NBC-Nall Farm & Home Hour: KDKA WMAQ WOOL

Fee nt,l we Oeea l,sten,p O...

MN- Noonday Jamboree: WXYZ WIBM CKLW-Organ Recital WCLE-Matinee Dance Time *WGN -Quin Ryan's News WHIG- Listener Speaks *WIIKCThe Spectator. news WIND-Priscilla Holbrook. pianist WJIM Slim & His Ranch Boys WJJDSafets Court Itroadcasi W'KBNMystery Melody WKZO-Man On the Street W LSTeena & Tim *WLW-News: Everybody's Farm WMBCMary Gray WOOD-Theater previews WOWO.Flapjack Boys W'SPDLurtcheon Melodies WTAM-Lindi s First Love. sketch WTMJHeinle & His Grenadiers WWJBradcast WWVA-Your Family & Mine

12:45 EST 11:45 CST CBS-Our Gal Sunday. sketch: 11 BR \1 WJR WGAR WBNS WA DC

MN Harry Heilmann's Town Meeting: WXYZ WJIM WOOD WIBM WKZO CKLW -Joyce Trio WON-Painted Dreams *MHO-News: Weather: Markets *WHK -News by Otis WHKC -Abram Ruvinsky Ensem- ble WIND-Community Chest 1VKBN- Manhattan Mother *WLS -Fruit & Vegetable Mar- ket, Weather: News eVMBCRegina Ruth WOWO-Market Service WTAM-Editor's Daughter. sketch WWJGossip of the Stars: Mu cira! Prem. WWVA Farm & home Hour

1:00 EST 12:00 CST CBS -The Goldbergs. sketch: WJR tVHBM %GAR W1110 WBNS NBCPiano Recital: WV11.1 WOOD I.. 15.331

MBS -The Happy Gang: CKLW WIlK MN -The Happy Gang: WJIM WIBM *News: WADC WIND WJJD WKZO WCLE- Women's World WGN -Radios Voice WHKCRed Joyner, street interviews WKAR-Michigsn State Depart ment of Health WLS- Dinnerlell Prgm WLWLivestock Reports WMBC- Optomist Club WOSU -Farm Service WOWOCounty Aericultural Prim. WTAM -Noonday Resume WWVA L. P. Lehman & Staff WXYZ- Memory Tinte

1:15 EST 12:15 CST CBS Lift Can Be Beautiful. sketch WGAR W'ISBM WJR

MBS-Happy Gang: WIIKC WGN

NBCEllen Randolph, sketch: WTAM W'M:1Q KDKA WIIM WIBM WNW WI.W Ism 15.331

Teen to ono as he Naan 1 Vale Mita.

NBC-Virginia Hays. contr.: WCOL

WADC-Studio Prem. WBNSRefreshment Time WCLE- Silver Grille WHIG- Manhattan Mother sketch WIND -Tommy On. organist WJJDLnucheon Melodies WKARConsole Melodies WKZO-Kalamazoo College WOOD-Dr. Lavan WOSUSiren allers *WOWO -Bob Wilson. news WSPD-Linda's First Love. sketch WWJ -Mich. Humane Soctetl

1:30 EST 12:30 CST NBC-Let's Talk It Over: (S. 15.33)

CBS -This Day Is Ours. sketch: WBBII W'GAR Will WWVA W ADC

NBCS a l o n Orchestra: WHK VCOI. WJIM WIBM WKZO

WOOD

MBSOld Time Tunes: WHKC CKLW -Quiet Sanctuary KDKA -Women and the News *WBNS-Jim Cooper, news WCLEAI Skully WGN- Markets: Midday Service WHIO-Secret Diary WINDBob Atcher, songs WJJDLoop Noonday Service 11'K AR -Gypsy Orch.

11' LS-L heckerboard Time WLWEditor's Daughter. sketch WMAQ -Songs of the Heart WMBC -Happy Hour Club WOSUStory Hour WOWO-Hey! Mr. Motorist WSPDSmith's Tennesseeans WTAM -Teena & Tim WTMJRhythm Rascals WWJ -Man on the Street WXYZ-Catholic College in Action

1:45 EST 12:45 CST CBS -Road of Life. sketch: 1VJR N'HIU 111V1'Á WBNS! WGAR NBC -Salon Orch.: WOWO (sw 1533) MBS -Voice of Experience: WHK 11IIKC WJIM W'LW WXYZ WOOD WIBM W'KZO

Your Family & Mine: KOKA WTAM WADC-Studio Prim. WBNS Evans & Swartz WCLE.Meet the Ladies *WIND-News: Markets W'KAR-Our Living World WLS-Markets: The Arcady Editor WMAQ-News: Doggy Dan WOSU-Hoy Hunigarner. bass WTMJ- Sidewalk Reporter *WWJ Musical Prgm.: News

2:00 EST 1:00 CST CBSDoc Barclay's Daughters: WWVA WBBM WBNS WGAR WADC WHIO NBC -Music for Young Listeners: WCOL KDKA WJIM WOOD WXYZ W'KZO WIBM WSPD Ism 15.33)

"Johann.. Brahma. Mask (:rare and Gay." will he Mary Vat Doreno subject today.

NBCBetty & Bob. sketch: WLW 1VCOL WMAQ WTAM WWJ MBSGeorge Fisher's Hollywood Whispers- WHKC CKLW House of Peter McGregor *WCLE -News: Musical Prgm. WON-Ralph Ginsburgh's Orcb WHK Ethel Hawes WIND- Italian Hour WJJD- Livestock Market WJR-Mrs. Page, household talk WKAR-Famous Overtures 1t LSSchool Time WOSWI -First Editions WOWO BIackhawk Valley Boys WTMJ Huleltin Board

2:15 EST 1:15 CST NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter. sketch- WMAQ WTAM WL11' 11'W'J

CBSLite & Love of Doctor Su- san: WGAR WWVA WBNS WJR WItDM WHIO WADC NBC -Indiana Indigo: WCOL WKZO WJIM WOOD KDKA WIBM SVIIK WXYZ MBSCharles Openul's Hawaiians: W'OSU CKLW WIIKC WGN WCLE-Ruth--Information WJJD-Midday Roundup WKAR-Travel in England *WI.S-Markets: News WOWO -Ellen Randolph. sketch WSPD- Tropical Moods WTMJGospel Singer 2:30 EST 1:30 CST

CBSYour Family & Mine: WBNS WBBM WJR WHIO NBC -Valiant Lady. sketch: WLW W\í'.1 WTAM WMAQ NBC -Favorite Waltzes: WKZO 51'JIM WOOD WIBM WXYZ WCOI. WIIK (sw- 15.33)

MBS -Scrapbook Stories: WHKC CE LW

KDKA-Home Forum WADCMatinee Melodies WCLE-Dueout Interviews WGAR-Meet Miss Julia WGN -Harold Turner. pianist WIND -Race Results tVJJDBoard of Education Prgm WKAR -1 Want a Job WLSPrairie Ramblers & Patsy WMBCSons of the Pioneers WOSU- Musical Prgm. WOWO -Your Family & Mine WSPD- Gospel Chapel WTMJ -This Day Is Ours WWVA -Boys from lows

2:45 EST 1:45 CST NBC -Betty Crocker: WW1 WLW WTAM WMAQ MBS Jimmy Walsh's Orchestra: 11(1C(' í'K1.11' WGN

CBS -My Son & I. sketch: WADC WWVA W'ISBM WBNS WGAR WHIO WJR W'CLE-Communit Fund Talk '.VJJDPacific Paradise WKAR -With the Moderns WLS Henry's Exchange WMBC -Univ. of Michigan *WOSU-News W'OW'O.Peter MacGregor WSPD-Melodic Moments WTMJ -Home Harmonizers

3:00 EST 2:00 CST NBC-Orphans of Divorce, sketch: 1% WHK WOWO KDKA WXYZ

LS

CBS -Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne. sketch: WBBM WWVA WBNS %VADC %GAR WHIO WKBN W'JR (swI1.83) NBC -To be announced: tVCOL MN- Popular Revue: WIBM MBSMarriage License Romances: WGN WHKC NBCThe Story of Mary Marlin. sketch: WTAM WMAQ WTMJ WWJ WLW *CKLW-Val Clare. news WCLE-Matinee Melodies WIND-Sports Edition *WJIM-Headline News *WJJDNews: Speech Clinic WEAR-High School Forum 1VKZO.Salety Talk W \IBC-Topics of Today *WINtliNews: Colby Presents

3:15 EST 2:15 CST CBS -Society Girl. sketch: WBNS WBBM WADC WJR WGAR (sa.11.83) NBC-The Chase Twins. sketch: WIBM WOOD WJIM WCOL WXYZ WKZO WIIK isw- 15.33)

NBCOxydol's Own Ma Perkins. sketch: WTAM WMAQ WTMJ s\1. W' VWJ MBS -Larry Lawrence. songs: W HEC WCLE CKLW -Melody Interlude. Turf Club KDKA-Tea Time Tunes WGN -Lawrence Salerno. bar. WHIO- Bolter Business Bureau WEBS-To be announced WJJD- Rhythm for Tea WKBN -Melody Trio WLS -To be announced WMBCMusical Matinee WOWO Talkinr Drums WSPD Your Radio Neighbor WWVA -Rail Splitters

3:30 EST 2:30 CST *CBS -News: Uncle Jonathon. sketch WADC 111110 %VGAR ssw- 1783) NBC -Pepper Young's F a m i l y sketch WTAM WMAQ WTMJ VWJ WLW

*CBS News: American School of th. Air WISH \1

NBC Anne Thomas. Career Wife: WCIIL WJIM WXYZ WKZO WIBM WOOD WHK (sw- 15.33)

MBSBob Millar's Orch.: WGN WHKC WULF C KLWSleepy Hollow Gant WBNS -Blue Ribbon Melodies WIND -Race Results WJJD- Famous Men of Chicago WJR -Unie. of Michigan Prgm WKARMosic of the Masters WKBN -The Washington, MILS-Homemakers' Prim tV\IBC- Popular Concert WOWO.AlI in the Family W'W \'1 Border Riders

3:45 EST 2:45 CST NBC- Between the Bookends with Ted Malone: WCOL WXYZ KDKA WIBM WOOD WOWO WJIM WKZO WSPD I sw 15.33)

CBS -Richard Maxwell. tnr :

V \l)C W'HIO WGAR (5x_17.83) NBC -Vic & Sade. sketch: WTAM W \IAQ WTMJ W'I.W' W'W'1

MBSGayle Gaylord: WIIK WHKC WBNS -Red Cross Shoes 1VCLEMusical Gems WON-Good Health & Training WJJD -Ben Kanter. pianist WJR-Three Aces *WLSNewr: Homemakers' Pro- gram

4:00 EST 3:00 CST CBSScience & Religion: (sw- 17.831

speaker: Dr. .Arthur Comp- ton. No1w1 Prize winner und d lst is Cul ehwt phylelat.

*NBC -Club Matinee: News: WXYZ WOOL WOWO KOKA WJIM WIBM WKZO WSPD WENR (swA.53/ CBSPretty Kitty Kelly, sketch: WKBN NBC -Backstage Wife. sketch: WMAQ WTAM WTMJ WLW í1'11'J

W'ADCMennonite Church WBBM- Editor's Daughter. sketch WBNS -Ann Sterling WCLE- Rhythmic Moods WGAR -Alice Blair WON- Afternoon Musical WHIO-Women WIIKBook Caravans WHKC-Western Serenade WIND- Sports Edition WJJD -Fred Beck, odreanist WJR-Career of Alice Blair, sketch WKAR- Speech Clinic, C. R. Van Dusen WMBC -Alice in Movieland *WOOD-Newsicale WWVA-NeoVim's Gang

4:15 EST 3:15 CST NBC -Stella Dallas. sketch: W'T111 11'L11' WMAQ WTAM WWJ

CBSColumbia Concert Hall: t1'Jlt í\'G.11:

l'rogrant. Plat duel Son Ia I Mru,l..lnolii, I nod Stilly for Clarinet and Pis,., Ulan. itel. Ieri.

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WEDNESDAY *NBCClub Matinee: News: November 22 WIIK MBS- Mischa Barr's Ensemble: WHKC WCLE (VGN

WBBMMeet the Missus 117JD-('hurch on the Hillside WJR-Meet Miss Julia.. sketch WKBN-Doc Barclay's Daughters W'\IBCTwenly Fingers WOOD -Your Family & Mine

4:30 EST 3:30 CST NBC -Lorenzo Jones. sketch: WTMJ WWJ t''M.SQ %%TAM

MBS -Wayne West. songs: W HKC WCLE *NBC -Club Matinee: News: VTIMID

CBSHighways to Health: WADC WEAR

rev soaol so., w atm lnYme,a au,w *News: %VJJD WKZO WBBM Missus Goes to Market W'HNS- Words & Music by You WGNMelody Time WHIOWalta Time: Drama WIND-Race Results W KARListen to the Band WKBN-Piano Moods W1.W'.Against the Storm. sketch WMBC- Prudy's Party 11'0110-Old Time Religion WW'VABlaine Smith

4:45 EST 3:45 CST NBC Young Widder Brown. sketch WTMJ WMAQ WTAM l\11J MBS - Book -a -Week: WGN WCLE WlIKC

CBS- Smilin' Ed McConnell: WJR WADC WBNS 111110 (sw17.83I WBBM-Linda's First Love, sketch WGAR David Adams WIIK-Cleveland College WJJDSupperttnie Frolic *WKAR -News: The Day's March *WKBN News: Stocks WKZO- Today's Candid Camera WLW'- \f, Miss Julia. sketch W \IBC- Mountain Red WWVA -Joe Barker's Gang

5:00 EST 4:00 CST NBC -Girl Alone. sketch: WMAQ WTAM WWJ WTMJ

NBC -To be announced: WOOD KDKA WHK 11 IR>I CBS-By Kathleen Norris, sketch: WiR WBNS WGAR WBBM (sse- 17.83 )

CKLW Mary Jane & Uncle Bill *WADC-News: Studio Prim. *WCLE -News: Musical Prgm. WENRHnme Forum WGN Mark Love, bases WI-HO-Safety Patrol WIIKCThe Buckeye Four WIND- Sports Edition WJIMUncle Howdy WKBN-Melody Hilights *WKZO - Boake Carter WLW -Kitty Keene drama WMIBC V. Jaross WOWO-Keeping You Posted WSPDMelodic Notes WWVA.A Shopping We Will Go WXYZ -Show World: Happy Rhythm

5:15 EST 4:15 CST CBS -Caroline's Golden Store, sketch: WBB11 WJR WBNS ''GAR

NBC -To be announced: WCOL W'ENH 11'X1'Z MPS- Johnson Family. sketch: WHKC NBC-Midstream: WMAQ WTAM l''1.W' t1'TM.I WWJ

CKLW Turf Club KDKA -David Adams WGN -Len Salvo. organist WHIO- Musical Visions WHK Advs. of Pinnerhio W'OODPrgm. Previews WOWO -F.b & Lets

5:30 EST 4 :30 CST CBS -It Happened In Hollywood: WEAR WH1t11 WJR NBC -To be announced: WCOL

MBS -Uncle Don. children's program. CKLW WIIK NBCJack Armstrong .sketch WTAM VtWJ 111.11'

NBCAllairs of Anthony. sketch WENR NBC -Kitty Keene. sketch: WMAQ WTMJ KDKA- Rhythm Makers *WADC-News: Variety Prem. WBNSWalter Knick's Orch. WGN-Our American Language *W1110-Paul Price: News: Con sole Capers WHKCRhythmic Romance WIND-Race Results IVJIMXavier Cugat's Orch. WKBN-Dinner Dance WOOD- Adventures of Pinocchio WWVAEconomy Notes WXYZ. Don King's Orch.

5:45 EST 4:45 CST CBS -Scattergood Baines. sketch: WBNS WADC WHIO WW VA WBBM WGAH WJR NBCThe Adventures of Tom Mix: KDKA W'MIK WXYZ WCOI. WOOD WIBM %VJIM

NBC -Dinning Sisters: WENR

NBCLittle Orphan Annie. sketch: WWJ WTAM CKLW Adventures of Tarzan WGN- Melody Time WHKC-Dick Harding. organist WJJDSuppertinse Frolic WKBN- HiSpeed Faetfinder WLW String Serenade WMAQ.Evening Prelude WSPD- Sports News: Table Talk 1VTMJMeet Miss Julia. sketch



6:00 EST 5:00 CST *CBS -News: Edwin C. Hill. con meutator: V'ABC tVJAS WWVA 11 KBN WADC (also at 10 pm EST) CBS -Billy & Betty, sketch: W'BB\I N'CKY 11 Cl 'O

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*NBCINews, WJZ only) Blue Barron's Orch.: 1VJZ WCOL 11'ESR %V K

*News: WJR WSPD CKLWRollin Home *KDKA News: Temp.: Movie Maquine: Weather *WBNS-Jim Cooper. news WCAEEvening Serenade *WGAR. Sidney Andorn: Ellie VanderPyl: Five Star Final WGN-Harold Turner, pianist WHASLittle Betty WHIOMusical Radio Directory *WHKC The Spectator, news WIND- Sports Edition WJIM,Sport Page *WLW.Fred Kirby: News WMAQ Life Can Be Beautiful WOODports 11'OR -0ncle Don. children's prim. WSAI-Little Orphan Annie WTAM -Selm Schuller *WTMJ-Song Doctor: News WWJSports: Story Behind the Call WXYZ.The Day in Review

6:15 EST 5:15 CST *NBCMalcolm Claire, children's stories: News: WMAQ (sw'9.53) *NBCNews: Sports: WEAF NBC Blue Barron's Orch.: WCOL CBS - Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: WABC WBBM WGAR WCCO 1VJ R

Part II of a dramatisation of Tyrone l'ower' life.

MBSHarold Stokes' Orch.: WGN MN -Fact Finder: WJIM WXYZ 1VIBM WOOD *News: WHK WJAS WHAS *News: Sports: WWVA WCAE Sports: WHKC WLW KDKA -Sneak Preview WADCPeoplé s Voice WBNSOur Hobbies WCKY.Bluegrass Boys *WENR Swingtime Serenade: News W1110-Si Burick WKBNSports Page *WSAIPeter Grant. news WSPD.The Factfinder *WTAMWalt Bergener, organist: News WWJC. C. Bradner: Tune in the Spotlight

6:30 EST 5:30 CST NBCFran Allison, contr.: W'CAE WCOL (sw -9.53)

*CBS -Kaltenborn Edits the News: WCKY WCCO WHIO WBBM WBNS WADC WWVA WHAS (sw.15.27) NBCGulden Serenaders: WJZ.

NBC -Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: 11'IISM WOOD

NBC -Captain Tim Healy's Stamp Club: WEAF MBS -To be announced: WGN *CBS -Elmer Davis, news: WABC Jack Armstrong: WMAQ WTMJ *CKLW -News: Sports KDKA -Music Box Melodies: Sports WENROrgan Moods WGAR -Carl George W'GN -The Cinnamon Bear WHKEverett Hoagland's Orch. WHKC -Gus Lazard s Ensemble WIND General Melodies VJASBaron Elliott's Oreh.

*WJIM Streamlined Headlines 1VJR- Inside of Sports WKBN.Sohio Headliner: Some thing About Everything WLW -To be announced *WOR News WSAIBernie Cummins' Orch. WSPD.The Concert Grand WTAM -Sports: Evening Prelude WWJ-Bill Elliott WXYZ -Larry Paige's Orch.

6:45 EST 5:45 CST NBCThe Adventures of Torn Mix: W'ENR

*NBCLowell Thomas, commen tatot: 11'JZ WW'J WLW 1%'TAM KDKA WOOD

NBCJack Miley, sports:' WEAF *CBS -Today in Europe: WABC WHAS WGAR WCKY WKBN WADC W1110 WBBM WWVA WCCO

*MBS -Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: 11-HKC

NBCLi'l Abner: W'MAQ CKLV..Adv. of Jimmie Allen WBNS -Doc Seller's True Stories WCAE -twits & Encores 1 1GN- Orphan Annie, sketch 11 'HK -The Fact Finder

*WIND News 1VJAS Life Can Be Beautiful 1VJIM.Earle & Pete WJR- Evening Melodies WORJohnson Family WSAI-Dick Bray's Question Boa WSPD -Jam for Dinner WTMJSports 1VXV7.,£vening Serenade

7:00 EST 6:00 CST NBCEasy Aces, sketch: %V

WENR WXYZ KOKA WHK WSAI

NBCFred Waring in Pleasure Time: WEAF WCAE WMAQ %VW) Vs' LW WOOD %'TANI 11'T:1IJ

CBS -Amos 'n' Andy. sketch: WABC W1110 WJAS WADC WHAS WGAR WCKY WJR WCCO WBNS (sw. 15.27) (also at 11 p.m.) MBSTo be announced: WHKC MNDinner Music: WJIM CKLW'Cameos in Swing *WBBMNews WCAE- Pleasure Time WGN-Capt. Midnight, sketch WIND.German Hour WKBN-Hits & Encores W'ORStan Lomax, sports WWVAThe Lone Ranger

7:15 EST 6:15 CST CBSLum & Abner. sketch: WABC WBBM WBNS WADC WJAS WCKY W'JR WGAR WHAS WCCO (also at 11:15 p.m. EST) NBCI Love a Mystery. sketch: WEAF W'WJ WMAQ WTAM WCAE WTMJ (also KFI at 11:15 p.m. EST) NBC -To be announced: WCOL

NBC -Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost l'ersnns, drama: WJZ WXYZ WENR WHK WSPD KDKA WSAI MBS -Trail Blazers of 1940: CKLW WHKC *News: WJJD WLW WGN-Sports WHIO -Voice of the Organ WKBNAmerican Weekly WOOD -To be announced WOIFThe Answer Man

7:30 EST 6:30 CST MBSLone Ranger: WOR WSPD W'IBM WJ)V WOOD WXYZ W I I K

CBS -Burns & Allen; Frank Par- ker, tnr.; Ray Nobles Orch.: WABC WCKY WJAS WGAR WJR WBNS WADC WUBM WCCO WHAS (sw- 17.83) (also KNX KSL at 10:30 p.m. EST) NBC -The Revelers, male quartet: WEAF NBCRay Kinney's Orch.: WJZ WCOL CKLW -Song Recital KDKAMusic, Please 1VCAE-Sports *WGN-Capt. Herne, news WHIO.Lone Ranger. sketch 1VKBN To be announced * W LS -Newa WLW -To be announced *WMAQNews: Musical Entre WSALZingo W'TAM.\lary K. Browne 1VT11J Easy Aces WWJ-Magic & Medicine WWVA Goodwill Hour

7:45 EST 6:45 CST NBC -Bob Howard, pianist: WEAF NBC-Ray Kinney's Orch.: KDKA MBS. Inside of Sports: W'LW W'GN

CKLW -Topicalities WCA)3Let's Dance WKBN- Dorothy DeRose WLS-Sports, Freddy Lindstrom WSAI.1 Love a Mystery WTMJ- Kilowatt Hour 11' %J.S.L.A. Marshall

8:00 EST 7:00 CST CBS -Al Pearce's Gang; Billy House; Don Reid, tor.; Carl Hoff's Orch.: WABC WCKY WBNS 'VICO WHAS WBBM WJAS WWVA WGAR WADC 1VJR (also KNX KSL at 12

mid. EST) NBCHollywood Playhouse, dra ma: WEAF WWJ WCAE 111.11'

W'MAQ WTAM 1VTMJ (also KFI at 9:30 p.ro. EST)

lee deuil ere Wed Listening Ou,de. NBCTo be announced: WIDM WC01.

NBC -Breezing Along: Johnny Green's Orch.: \1'JZ KOKA WXl'7. 1VllK %LS WSAI MBS -Dance Orch.: WOR MN- Canadian Snapshots: WJIM CKLWGcod Neighbor. WGN-Heidelberg Concert Orch. WHIOYGood Will Hour %VINDTraffic Court WOOD -Music Shop WOSU- Football Fanfare WSPD- Richard Himber's (reh.

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MORNING

9:15 EST (8:15 CST) American School of the Air. CBS. In today's lesson Dr. Andrews and his guests will dis-

cuss the early fishing industry in America and the efforts now being made to extract the mineral riches of the sea.

AFTERNOON

12:30 EST (11:30 CST) Farm and Home Hour, NBC. Today's broadcast comes from the campus of the U. of Maryland, College Park, Maryland.

4:30 EST (3:30 CST) Highways to Health, CBS. Speaker: Dr. Francis W. Shine, senior surgeon of the

New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. Subject: "Ophthal- mologist. Oculist, Optometrist and Optician."

NIGHT

6:30 EST (5:30 CST) Kaltenborn Edits the News. CBS.

7:00 EST (6:00 CST) Fred Waring in Pleasure Time, NBC.

7:30 EST (6:30 CST) Burns and Allen, CBS. George Burns and Gracie Allen, comedians; Frank Parker, tenor; Ray Noble's orchestra.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Hollywood Playhouse, N BC. Gale Page and Jim Amoche begin a new series of

dramas, replacing Herbert Marshall.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Al Pearce and His Gang, CBS. Billy House, comedian: Don Reid. tenor; Arlene Harris (Human Chatterbox); Marie and Her Merry Men; Carl Hoff's orchestra.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Breezing Along, NBC. Beverly and the Swing Fourteen; "Pipe Dreams" dramas; Jack Smith. tenor: Johnny Green's orchestra.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Quicksilver. NBC. Quiz program, with Bob Brown and Ransom Sherman.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Avalon Time, NBC. Red Skelton; Dick Todd, baritone; Edna Stillwell; Her. cules (Bud Andover); Bob Strong's orchestra; Del

King, announcer.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Paul Whiteman's Or- chestra. CBS. Joan Edwards, vocalist: Modernaires.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. NBC. Jose Iturbl. conductor.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) The New Fred Allen Show. NBC. Portland Hotta, comedienne; Merry Macs; Wynn Mur- ray. vocalist; Harry von Zell. announcer; Peter Van Steeden's orchestra.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Texaco Star Theater, CBS. Ken Murray. M. C.; Kenny Baker. tenor; Frances Langford, vocalist; Irene Noblette Ryan, comedienne; Jimmy Wallington, announcer; David Brockman's orchestra. Guests: Elsa Maxwell. cale-society figure, and from New York Franchot Tone in a radio adaptation of "Candlelight," a Broadway show of a couple of years ago.

9:30 EST (8:30 CST) Radio Guild; Drama, NBC. "Turkey Soup" is the title of tonight's drama.

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Dr. Christian, CBS. Dramatic program. with Jean Hersholt. screen star.

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Kay Kyser's Program, NBC. Musical Quiz; Virginia Simms; Sully Mason; Harry Babbitt.

10:30 EST (9:30 CST) Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, CBS. Fabien Sevitzky, conductor.

Munc detail may be round on pae. 10. column

10:30 EST (9:30 CST) Adventures in Photog- raphy, NBC. Information and advice for amateur photographers, with Herbert C. McKay, dean of New York Institute of Photography.

12:30 EST (11:30 CST) Glen Gray's Orchestra, CBS. Glen Gray's orchestra, now playing at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco. will play "Love Me Sooner Rather Than Later." the fourth winner in Radio Guide's National Song Search. Gene Bone. composer of the song. will be interviewed.

Refer fo adjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs

FOR FREQUENCIES OF STATIONS LISTED ON THESE PAGES SEE LOG ON PAGE 27.

8:15 EST 7:15 CST WOOD To be announced 1VSPDOu with the Dance 8:30 EST 7:30 CST

NBC -Avalon Time; Red Skelton, comedian; Edna Stillwell; Cho- rus; Orchestra, Bob Strong, dir.; Dick Todd, bar.; Del King: WEAF WTMJ WOOD 11'WJ WMAQ WLW WTAM WCAE (also KOA KFI at 11:30 p.m. EST) NBC -Quicksilver, quiz program: 11'JZ WCOL WJIM KDKA W11K WIBM WOWO WXYZ IVSAI vLS

MBSEverett Hoagland's Orch.: WIIKC *CBSPaul Yshiteman's Orch.; John Edwards; The Modernaires; News: WABC WBBM WBNS WGAR WHIO WJAS WCCO WHAS WCKY WADC WJR (also KNX KSL at II:30 p.m. EST) MBS -Lone Ranger, sketch: WGN CKLWSerenade for Strings \VINDThe Aristocrats W'ORThe Adventures of Sherlock Holmes W'OSU-Survey of Science W'SPDLeon Warrick, bar.

1:45 EST 7:45 CST *WIND -News WOSU -Notes on Business WSPDThe Three of Cs

9:00 EST 8:00 CST CBS -Texaco Star Theater; David Broekman's Orch.; Kenny Ba- ker; Ken Murray; Frances Lang. ford; Drama: WABC WGAR WCCO WBNS W1110 WBBM W'ADC WJR WHAS WJAS WCKY (sw- 11.83)

VW detail we Geed Listening Gulde.

NBC-Rochester Philharmonic Or- chestra: WJZ WJIM WXYZ. WCOL WSPD 11'11111 WOWO 1VHK WSAI (sw -9.53)

NBC -The New Fred Allen Show with Portland Hotta; Merry Macs; Peter Van Steeden's Or- chestra: WEAF WMAQ WCAE WTAM WTMJ WLW WWJ (ate- 9.53) (also KFI at 12 mid. EST)

CKLW-Talent Hunt & Quiz KDKA Fed. Symphony Orch. WENR -Concert Miniature WGN-Bills' Repaid WIND-Hymns of All Churches WOOD-Freeman's Fireside *WORGabriel Heatter, news 1VOSU- Variety Prem.

9:15 EST 8:15 CST MBSGlenn Miller's Orch.: WOR

1VGN.Johnnie Davis' Oreh. WENR -Bill Bardo's Orch. WIND -Betty & Bob, sketch

9:30 EST 8:30 CST MBS -Music by Faith: WOR 1VIIK CKLW NBC -Radio Guild, drama: WJZ WJIM W'IBM WCOL WSPD WENR WSAI WOWO %VHK KDKA (sw -9.53) *WGNNews WINDSeattergood Baines, sketch WOSU -The World Today WXYZ-Jack Coffeÿ s Oreh.

9:45 EST 8:45 CST WGN -Dick Jurgens' Orch. W'INDEmil Flindt's Orch. 1VOODMichigan Highways WOSU -Lyric Ohio 10:00 EST 9:00 CST NBCRoy Shield's Orch.: 1VJ7. 1VENR W'IISM W'Jihl KDKA WSPD

CBS -Dr. Christian, sketch. with Jean Hersholt: WABC WJAS WBNS WHIO WADC WBBM WCKY WGAR WJR WHAS WCCO (sw- 11.83)

NBC -Kay Kyser's Prom.; Virginia Simms; Harry Babbitt; Sully Mason, vocalist- WEAF WTAM WLW WCAE WMAQ WTMJ WCOL WWJ (ew.9.53) MBS -Boyd Raeburn's Orch.: ('KI.W WGN WHK *MBSRaymond Gram Swing, news analyst: WOR

*WIND -News 1VOODStars Over Manhattan WOSU -Dean Esther Allen Gaw WSAI -Red Roberts' Orch. *WXYZ-Tomorrow's Headlines 10:15 EST 9:15 CST NBC Roy Shield's Orch.: WSAI

CKLW-Doc Sunshine, talk WIND-The W'alkathnn 11'OROzzie Nelson's Orch. WOSUWorld Famous Music W'XYZArt Moone_y's Orch. 10:30 DST 9:30 CST NBC-Adventures in Photography: W -JY. 11'XYZ WOOD WENR WJIM 11'IBM WOWO

Yee detail we Geed kitten,. Mode.

CBS -Indianapolis Symphony Or. chestra: WABC WJAS WHIO WBNS WCCO WIND (sw11.83)

rune NYA en paw tO 1h:. week.

*MBS- Fulton Lewis, Jr.. news analyst: WOR W11K CKLW KDKA-The Music You Want *WADC -sews *WBNSJim Cooper, news *WCCONews WCKY-Ray Pearl's Orch. *WGAR- Headliner WGNRomance in Rhythm WHAS-Lynn Colt *WJRToday in Europe *WSAI -Boake Carter, colons. *W'SPDNews 10:45 EST 9:45 CST MBSRomance In Rhythm: W'Olt CKLW CBS-Indianapolis Symphony Or- chestra: WADC WBBM .Football Preview *11'BNS.Jim Ce W'CCO-Musical

oop Prgm.

r. news

WGAR- Franklin Lewis WHAS -Deep River Echoes *WHIO-Newspaper of the Air WHK-Sport Mike WJRMusical Prgm. *WSAI.Interlude: News WSPD -Dance Time

11:00 EST 10:00 CST *NBC(News, WJZ only) Ray Kinney's Orch.: WJZ *NBC -H. R. Baukhage. news: WEAF NBC -Fred Waring's Orchestra: IVCOL (sw -9.53)

CBS-Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: 11'BB\I (also see 7 p.m. EST) *CBSPaul

11.83)

Sullivan Reviews the News: WABC WADC WGAR WBNS WJR WCKY 11 'HAS (sw-

1MBS -Griff

1'GN Williams' Orch.:

MNStarlight Trail: WJIM WIBM W' X't' Z

*News: WJAS WLW WOOD WWJ WMAQ %YOB WOWO i %IlK

*CKLWReporter *KDKA -News: Weather: Temp. *WCAE.News: Musical Interlude WCCOCedric Adams *WENRTen O'Clock Final W'HIO.Beach Combers' Orch. WIND- Swedish Prem. WSAIMusic You Want WTAM -Tom Manning WTMJ-Today's Events

11:15 EST 10:15 CST CBS -Jack Jenny's Orch.: WABC WJAS WGAR WADC WCKY (sw 11.83)

NBC -Fred Waring's Pennsylvan- iaus WEAF WCAE (sw -9.53)

NBC-Ray Kinney's Orch.: 1VHK WOOD WOWO WSPD WMAQ MN -Don Pablo's Orch.: WJIM I5'IBM WXYZ Dance Oreh.: WBNS WWJ CKLW Music You Want KDKA To You *WBBM -News WCCO- Curfew Time WHAS George Walsh Looks 'Em Over WHIO-Carl Taylor's Orch. WJRAround Michigan: Adven- tures in Music WLW-Billy Snider's Orch. %%'OR -Tommy Tucker's Orch. WTAM Otto Thurn's Orch. WTMJ- Shadows of Fu Manchu 11:30 EST 10:30 CST NBC -Artie Shaw's Orch.: WEAF WCOL (sw.9.53) NBC- George Olsen's Orch.: WJZ W'1BM WOWO KDKA WOOD 1111K WJIM W'Xl'Z CBS -Benny Goodman's Orch.: WA BC WADC WJAS 11'GAR W'HIO WHAS WIND WJR WCCO

MBS -Dick Jurgens Orch.: WGN WBBM-Man on the Street WBNSDouble 13 Night Club WCAERay Pearl's Orch. WCKY -Three Naturals WLW-Fingerprint Expert Course WMAQ.Abe Lyman's Orch. WOR -Teddy Wilson's Orch. WSPDElliott Hoyt's Orch. WTAM -Dance Orch. WTMJ -Last Word in Sports 1VW'JDance Orch. 12:30 EST 11:30 CST

CBS -GLEN GRAY'S OR- CHESTRA. "Love Me Sooner Rather

Than Later," the fourth win. tier of RADIO GUIDE'S Na tional Song Search, will be played by Glen Gray's Orches tra from the Palace Hotel. San Francisco. during to night's program. Gene Bone. composer of the song. will be interviewed: WABC WHIO W'CKl' 11BRM

End of Wednesday Programs



MORNING I

*Star in program listings indicates news broadcast.

7:00 EST 6:00 CST Musical Clock: WJIM KDKA Top o' the Morning: WIIK WTMJ CKLEarly Morning Frohe WADC -Eye Opener 11 'ASH -Mel Trotter's Morning Mission WBNS-Good Morning WCLE-Wake Up & Swing WGAR -Music for Breakfast W'HIOBrcakfast Express WHKNews 1YINDndiana Farm Bulletin WJJD -Farm Frolic WJRGamble & Guest W'KARDawn Salute WKBN -Early Bird WKZO- Morning Devotions W'LS-Bulletin Board WLWFamily Prayer Period WMBCMinute Man WOWO -Band Salute: Country Home WSPD-Alarm Clock W'XYZuirise Club

7:15 EST 6:15 CST KDKA -Western Trails WADC- Sunshine Gang WHK Keep Fit to Music WHKC -Wings of Prayer *WJJD-Ntws WJRRes-. John Zoller WKZOFirst Edition WLS -Smile a -While *WLWFred Kirby's Carolina Boys: News WOWO- Morning Roundup WSPD-Daylight Revue WTAM -Conimunity Fund Prgm.

7:30 EST 6:30 CST KDKA- KD- Kowhands WADC- Variety Prgm. *WASH -News: Nick & Johnny *WBNSim Cooper. news WBBM Dawn Salute WGAR Ethel R. Willett* *WHIO-News: Breakfast Express WHK -Variety Clock WIND -Morning Varieties WJJD- Family Bible League WJR -Tim Doolittle's Gang WKBN -Morning Altar Service WKZO -Musical Clock WLW -Top d the Morning WTAM -Music Box *WXYZ News: Sunrise Club

7:45 EST 6:45 CST *News: WWJ WTAM WMAQ KDKA -Ma Perkins WADC- Morning Visitor WBBM-Chicago hour: Your Morn. ing Reporter 1VBNS -Start the Day Right WGAR- Melody Cruise 1VJR-Musical Prgm. WLS- Morning Devotions WLW -Flying X Boys: Top o the Morning WSPD Smith's Tenness AAA rro

8:00 EST 7:00 CST *CBS -Today In Europe: WBNS WBBM Isw- 17.83)

*NBCNews: Do You Remem ber: (sw -21.5) *NBC -News: Earbenders: WJIM WIBM WXYZ *News: WSPII WOWO WKBN WJR WLS WWVA WHK WGAR Top d the Morning: WTAM WTMJ *CKLW-News: Morning Frolic *KDKA -News: Musical Clock WRNS -Start the Day Right WCLE- Wilson Ames WGN -Good Morning Prgm.: Every- day Words 11'1110- Almanac WHKC-Tip Tp Bandwagon WIND-Polish Prem. WJJD-Sons of Pioneers WKAR -Farm Nesss Digest WLW-Time to Shine WMAQ -Suburban Hour W WJMinute Parade

8:15 EST 7:15 CST *CBS -Odd Side of the News: (sts 1783)

CBS- Morning Horizons: W'KBN NBC -Do You Remember?: WTAM HASH (sw21.5) NBC -Wife Saver: WJIM WXYZ WIBM WOWO

55 ADC Dixieland Band Mint-Rhyme and Rhythm WRNS -Start the Day Right %VC:LE -City Mission WGAR -Czech Hour *W1110 -Today in Europe WHK- Musical Gems *WJJDNews: Dick Baker, songs WJR- Dunker's Club WKAR-Strings in the Morning *WKZO News WLS.Blue Ribbon Melodies *WLW- Michael Flinn. news WSPDMary Lucille Roth WWVA- Musical Clock

8:30 EST 7:30 CST NBC -Gene & Glenn, songs: WCOL (w-21.5) CBS-Morning Horizons: (sw- 17.83 )

NBC -Vocal Vogues: WIBM WJIM WKZO *News: WADC WASH Musical Clock: 1VTA111 WBBM CKLW'Early Morning Frolic WCLE -Rev. Nussbaum WGAR -Grant Wilson l'. HIO Municipal Court WHK-Guy Wallace 1111KC -Cap. Andy & Flip WJJD- Santaella's Orch. 11'JR- Carolyn Pryce, talk WKAR- Calendar for the Day WLS Mac & Bob WLWGospel Singer WMBCPolish Prgm. WOWO -Magic Island WSPD -Melody Time *WTMJNews: Top d the Morn- ing: News WXYZMorning Inspirations

8:45 EST 7:45 CST CBS -Adelaide Hawley: (aw.17.83) MN -Dick Ltibert. organist: 1VXYZ KDKAMelolly Time WADC-Variety Prgm.: Dr. Moss Is'ASIIPopular Tunes WBNS-The Lighted Window WCLE-To be announced WGAR -Jack Paar t1'GN -Good Morning Prgm. 1VH10-Tuneful Topics WJIM- Morning Revue *WJJDIslanders: News WJR-Tena and Tim. sketch WEAR-The Old Familiar Album WKBN -Dearest Mother WKZO -Home Folks Frolic WLS-Jolly Joe & His Pet Pale WLW Kirby and 1Vhite WOWO-The Old Songsmith WSPD.Ma Perkins, sketch WTAM -Jane Weaver

9:00 EST 8:00 CST *NBC -News: Breakfast Club: %VAS!I WCOL WIBM W'KZO WSPD R'JIM (sw -21.5) CBSManhattan Mother. sketch: WADC WGAR WBNS WJR CBS -Deep River Rhapsody: (sag 17.83)

CKLW -Doc Sunshine KDKA Shopping Circle *WCLE -News *WGN -Your Morning News WHIO -Band of the Day WHK-Victor Lindlahr WHKC- Trouble Shooters Prgm. WJJDEight to Eichty WKAR -Radio Reading Circle WLS- Morning Alilrels WLW-Boone County C WMAQ -Your Neighbor WOSU -Morning Melodies W'OWO.Bible Class 1VWJ- Listen. ladies: Want Ad Skit WWVA-Curley Miller WXYZNew front the Stores

9:15 EST 8:15 CST CBS -To be announced: WADC WBNS (sag- 17.83)

Linda's First Love: %'JR KDKA CKLW- Beulah Clark. exercises WCLE- Linger Awhile WGAR -Nancy Dixon WGNRed River Dave, songs WH10-20 Fingers aul 2 Grands WHKC -Sing Song Time WIND -Passing Show *WLS -News WTAM Kitty Keene. sketch WWVA -Ma Perkins. sketch 11'XYZ \ictor Lindlahr

9:30 EST 8:30 CST NBCBreaklast Club: WOWO Editor's Daughter: KDKA WJR Kitty Keene. WWJ WWVA CKLW -M. Labbitt's Homecbats WASH-The In -Laws 1VBBM- Manhattan Mother. sketch WCLEBulletins *WGARNews: Ruth Merriam Wells 1VGN-Morning Serenade *WH10.News: Around the Band stand WHKBeauty Parade W IIKCMostly About Women *WIND -New. vJJD- Toastmaster WKAR -Concert Melodies WKBN- Thankgiving Day Greet- ings W KZOPatty WLS -The Westerners 1VLW.Life Cars Be Beautiful *WMAQCo((ee Time: News WMBC- Morning Melodies WOSURadio Junior College WTAM-Houseboat Hannah. sketch WTMJ What's New

9:45 EST 8:45 CST NBC-Breakfast Club: KDKA (BS-Bachelors Children. WGAR WJR NBCLite Carl Be Beautiful. sketch: WTAM tl'ASH WXYZ MNTo be announced: 11'1ß\t CKLW-The Woman s Page

WADC-Studio Prgm. WBBM -Tena & Tim. sketch WBNS -Round Robin Review WCLE -Ohio Farm WHIO- Cornelia on the Air 1VHK- Eleanor Hanson IV/WC-Music: Livestock Markets WIND-General Melodies WJIM-Words of Life %'KAR- Ilonsernakers Hour

WKZO-Studio Orch. WLS-Meet Miss Julia *WLW Child Problem Doctor: News: Livestock WMAQ -A Step Ahead *WOSUMusical Prgm.: News *WWJ Music : News WWVA- Ad Service 10:00 EST 9:00 CST NBC -The Man I Married. sketch: WLW WMAQ WTAM WTMJ W WJ

NBC-Thunder Over Paradis e, sketch. KDKA NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchvtlle. sketch: WCOL WIBM 11J1AI WKZO WINK CBS - Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch: WJR WBNS WADC WBBM WWVA W1110 WGAR MBS -Maunder's Songs of Thanks. giving: WHKC CKLW -Tonic Tunes WASH- Linda's First Love WCLE- LaGanke Menues WGN- Morning Melodies WIND-Start the Day Right WJJDBosworth Broadcast WKAR -From the Music Room WKBN -To be announced WLS-Carrer of Alice Blair WMBC.Ethel R. Willett* WOSU.Salon Music *WOWO-News: Markets 1V>PD.Mary Foster 1VX1'Z -Mary Gray 10:15 EST 9:15 CST NBC -John's Other Wife. sketch: 1V\I.1Q 1111'J WTAM WTMJ W'1.11'

NBCRight to Happiness: WI.S WASH WXYZ WSPD KDKA WHK 1%18.M WJIM CBS -Myrt & Marge, sketch: WJR WBBM WBNS WHIO WADC W'GAIt 11'WVA

NBCMorin Sisters: WCOL WOWO *CKLW-News: Melody Interlude WCLE -Thrift Club 11 GNMy'rna Dee Sergent 11'KZO-Musical Work Shop 10:30 EST 9:30 CST NBCJust Plain Bill uetcn 11'W'J WMAQ WTAM WLW WTMJ NBC -Story of Mary Marlin: WLS WIIK WASH 11J IAl 1VSPD 11'X17 KDKA WIBM MBSMaunder's Songs of Thanks giving: CKLW WHKC NBC-Originalities: WCOL CBS -Hilltop House, sketch: WJR WBBM WBNS WIIIO WADC WGAR 1VWVA WBNS WGN-Keep Fit to Music WIND-For the Ladies WJJD-Thinkin nl Thursday WKARThe Bookman 11 'KBN-Thanksgiving Prgm. WKZO -Ida Bailey Allen WMBC-Band Concert WOSU-Spanish Lesson WOWO-Concordia Chapel 10:45 EST 9:45 CST CBS-Stepmother. sketch: WBBM \1 ".Ile 1VG It

NBCMidstream, sketch: KDKA WIIK NBC -The Trouble with Marriage. sketch WXYZ WIBM WASH 11 LS W'JIM NBC -The Woman in White. 'ketch W'TA11 WMAQ WWJ %% TAU NBC -To be announced: WCOL WIBM MBS- Maunder's Songs of Thanks- giving: CKLW' WHKC Kitty Keene. sketch: WHIO WSI'D WADC- Variety Prem. WRNS -Editor's Daughter. sketch WCLE -Bible Chat WGN -Ilome Management WIND -Tommy Ott & Max Miller KKAR-Vocal Varieties: Michigan State Employment Service WKZO-WPA Orch. WLW -Right tu Happiness, sketch WMBC Doc Sellers WOWO.Dishpan Parade 11'11'1' A Bic Slim..

11:00 EST 10:00 CST NBC -Pepper Young's Family. sketch. KDKA WSPD WJIM WXYZ WASH WHK WIBM WLS

NBC -David Harum. sketch: Peggy Allenby: WTAM WWJ 11'11 \Q. MBSPegeen Fitzgerald, talk: WCLE WHKC

N BC -Viernest Ensemble: oient CBS -Mary Lee Taylor, sketch: WBBM WGAR WBNS WWVA WJR WKBN CKLW- Shopper News *WADC -News: Interlude WGNLen Salvo. organist: Morn- ing Mail Box WHIO-Fay LeMeadows WIND-Traffic Court *WJJD- Weather News W'KAR-Moments Musicale WKZO- Church in the Wildwood WLW -Linda s First Love, sketch *W\IBC News W'OWOHome Forum 1VTMJ -Your Family & Mine 11:15 EST 10:15 CST NBCYoung Dr. Malone, sketch: 11'111 \I W'X1'Z KDKA 11'OWO IVLS 1VIIK 11'J141 (sw15.33) NBC -The Road of Life, sketch: tv 1Vl V WTAM W\t.AQ W W'.I WT\1J CBS -Brenda Curtis, sketch: WBBM W'WVA WJR WADC WBNS WGAR WHIO WCLE Ruth WGN -Bachelor's Children W'JJDMovie Tattler WKAR- American Family Robin son WKBN-Syncopators *WKZO -News WI.S-Prairie Sweethearts 11'SPD Town Topics 11:30 EST 10:30 CST NBC -Against the Storm: WWJ W\IAQ WTAM t%'l'D WTMJ NBC -Rosa Lee, sop.: WIBM WHK \\'J IM 11'X1'"!. WASII WCOL (sag15.33) CBSBig Sister, sketch: WBBM 11'1110 WWVA %BNS WADC WJR WGAR MBS -Keep Fit to Music: WCLE W I I KC CKLW -The Heartsong Hour KDKA-To be announced WGN -Don Pedro & Ibn Violin *WIND -News *WIRENews: Have You Heard WJJD Novelettes WKAR-Yesteiday's Rhythms WKBN- Sinein' Sam 11'KZO-Your Family & Mine W'LS-Prairie Sweethearts 1VLW-Tena & Tim WMBC- Morning Variety WO VO- Linda's First Love 11:45 EST 10:45 CST NBC -The Guiding Light. sketch: WWJ WTMJ 11'\1 AQ WTAM WASH WLW NBCGetting the Most Out of Life, sketch: WSPD WHK KDKA W'I.S WXYZ. WOWO (sw15.331 MBS -Medical Information Bureau: CKLW

Ur. Edward 51,-sweeoey Bill talk wt "Give 'l'hsok for Health.-

CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: WJR WBBM WGAR WBNS WWVA WHIO WAD(' *WCLE -News & Music WGNPainted Dreams WHKC- Country Home Magazine -

Livestock Markets WIND- Livestock Markets N'JI \I -Dick Lieber!, organist W JJD- Bureau of Missute Persons *WKAR-Spotlighting the News: State Police *WKBN -News: Stocks *11 K ZO -News

AFTERNOON

12:00 EST 11:00 CST NBC -Eugene Conley, tor.: \0\10

w 1533) CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: WGAR %VHNs WADC 1111 VA WBBM tl'IIIO WJR

NBC -The Carters of Elm Street, sketch: WMAQ WWJ *News: WSPD WOOD *CKLW -News: Livestock: Turf Club *KDKA-News: Weather: Temp. 11'('LE Piano Moods W'GN Manhattan Mother, sketch tl'11K-Judy & Jane

11 'IIKCHappy Larry & John At- nets, 1VIND Bob Atcher. songs *WJIACHighlighting the Head- lines WJJD-General Rhythms WKAR -Farm Service (lour WKBNLncheon Serenade WKZOOn the Mall W LS- Feature Foods WLW -One Woman Speaks 11' \IBC- Twelve ú Clock Revue WTAM Country Neighbors tV[MJ -Hymns of All Churches *WXYZ-News: happy Rhythms 12:15 EST 11:15 CST CBS -When a Girl Marries, sketch: WGAIt 11'1110 WBBM WADC 1VJlt WBNS WWVA

NBC- Southernaires: (sts15.33) MBS -Buckeye F o u r: WCLE NBC-The O'Neilis. sketch: WMAQ WTAM WLW MN -Farm Almanac: WXYZ 1 1'Jh. \I WOOD 11'IBM WKZO KDKA-Rosev Bits WGNLife of Mary Soihern WRFC- Across the Desk WHKC-Grain Prgm.. talk WIND -Priscilla Holbrook. pianist WJJDDick Baker. sores %VKBN -Your Family & Mine WOWO- Editor's Daughter WSPD- Springtime & harvest WTMJBetty & Bob, sketch WWJ-Foot Health Talk: Musical Prem.: Have You Heard?

12:30 EST 11:30 CST CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, V'ireinia Clark WB14M WGAR 1VADC WJR 1VBN

NBC Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KDK,1 WMAQ WCOL

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MN- Noonday Jamboree: WIBM IC.IIM WOOD WXYZ MBS Nary Band: WIIK ( KLW' The Little Show WCLE- Matinee Dance Time *11GNQuin Ryan's News WHIOListenei Speaks *WHKC-The Spectator. news WIND -Joe Alexander. organist W'JJD -Dr. Preston Bradley W'KEN- Mystery Melody WKZO -Man On the Street WLSTeena & Tim *WLW -New.: Everybody's Farm WMBC -Mary Gray WOWO Observer WSPD-Luncheon Melodies

% %'TAN Linda's First Love. sketch WTMJ-Heinie dl His Grenadiers I1W'J Bradcast WWVA Vow Family & Mine

12:45 EST 11:45 CST CBSOut Gal Sunday. sketch WBBM WENS WADC WGAR 11'J k

MN-Noonaay Jamboree: WKZO NBC -Geo. Griffin. bar.: WWJ CK LW-Melody Time WGX-Painted Dreams *WHIONews. Weather. Markets WHKCAbram Ruvinsky Ensem- ble HIND- County Agent Farm Talk 11'KBNklanhattan Mother *WLS -Fruit & Vegetable Mar- ket: Weather: Uews WMBCRegina Ruth 1VOODSidewalk Interviews WOWO- Market Service WTAM- Editor's Daughter. sketch 11'WVA-Farm & Home Hour

1:00 EST 12:00 CST CBS -The Goldbergs. sketch: WJR WBBM WGAR 11'H10 1VBNS

NBC Deno Bartal's Orch.: WOOD 11 W (sss1533) MBS -The Happy Gang: CKLW WHK

MN -The Happy Gang: WJIM WIBM *News: WADC WIND W'JJD WCLE- Women's World WGNRadiós Voice WHKC-Street Interviews WKAR -Mich. Agricultural Con nervation Committee WKBNTo be announced *WKZO-Airway News WLSDiuuerbell Prgm. WLW- Livestock Reports

MBC- Uptown Lions Club WOSU -Farm Service WOWO-Ohio Agricultural Prgm. WTAM-Noonday Resume WWVA L. P Lehman & Staff 1vXYZMemory Tite

1:15 EST 12:15 CST CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful. skerrh- WBBM WGAR WJR NBC -Ellen Randolph, sketch: KDKA WXYZ WIBM WMAQ WLW 1VTAM (sag 15.33)

Turn i pane 24 cor picture of ils,e Nita.

NBC- Virginia Hays. contr.: tVCOI.

MBS -The Happy Gang: WHKC 11GN

WADC -Betsy Ross Speaks 'WRNS-Refreshment Time CLE- Silver Grille

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THURSDAY November 23

WHIO-Manhattan Mother. sketch WIND-Tommy Ott, organist 11'JJD -Lobby Interviews W'KAR Console Melodies WKZO-W. S. T. C. WOOD Mich. State Medical Asi n WOSUAnson Weeks Orch. *WOWO-Bob Wilson. news WSPD -Lindi s First Love, sketch t1 WJ- Detroit Police Prgm

1:30 EST 12:30 CST CBS -This Day Is Ours, sketch: 11 GAR WBBM WAIN' W'W'VA Wilt NBC -Hoosier Hop: WIBM WJIM WCOL WOWO WKZO WOOD 1111K 11'X1'7 NBC -Let's Talk It Over: (sw- 1533) MBS -Enoch Light's Orch.: NIIKC ('KI.W' -The Quiet Sanctuary KDKA -Women and the News *WBNS-Jim Cooper, news WCLE-AI Skully WGN_Middav Service *W'H16News WIND-Bob Archer. songs WJJD -Loop Noon Day Service 1VKARIlelen Williams, sop. tVKBNCampus Serenade WLS- Country Neighbors WLW-Editor's Daughter. sketch WMAQ -Tony Wons' Scrapbook W'MBCHappy Hour Club W'OSU -The World Today WSPDSmith's Tennesseeans WTAM-Teena & Tim Willi-Dance Orch. WWJ -Man un the Street

1:45 EST 12:45 CST CBS -Road of Life. sketch: WJR N'HIO W BBM \%'GAR WW VA NBC -Hoosier Hop: WXYZ (sw- 15.33)

Your Family & Mine: WTAM KDKA WADC-Symphonetta 1\'BNS- Livestock Market WCLE-Virginia Chesnutt *WIND Ness: Livestock Markets WKAR- Michigan History WKZO-Mich. State Highway WI.SMarkets W'LWLittle White House WMAQ -Allan Grant. pianist W'OSU World Famous Music WTMJ Sidewalk Reporter *WWJMusical Prem. News

2:00 EST 1:00 CST NBC -Betty & Bob. sketch: WLW 1VTA \1 W ?IAQ WWJ

NBC -Thanks to America: WOOD 11001. WJIM WSPD KDKA 11'lR \I WKZO WXYZ

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MBS -Ralph Ginsturgn's Concert Orch.: 1VGN WHKC CBS -Doc Barclay's Daughters: WBBM WGAR WWVA WADC WBNS WHIO CKLWHouse of Peter McGregor *WCLE -News WHK -Ethel Hawes tl'INDItalian Hour t1'JJDMidday Roundup WJR-Mrs. Page. household talk WKAR- Seeing the Americas \VKBNFootball Game \V'LSSchool Time WOWO People, Just People WTMJ-Bulletin Board

2:15 EST 1:15 CST CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan. sketch: WADC WBBM W,IR WRNS 1\'1110 WGAR WWV4 NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter. sketch. WLW' WAIAQ WTAM WWJ MBS -Ed Fitzgerald. talk: WHKC ('KLWlnterlude: Turf Club WCLE- Rut h- Information t1'GN I.en Salvo, organist W'KAR- Famous Waltzes *WLSMarkets: News WOWO-Ellen Randolph. sketch WTMJ-Gospel Singer


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2:30 EST 1:30 CST CBS-Your Family & Mine. sketch: WENS WBBM WHIO WJR NBCValiant Lady. sketch: WWJ IVTAM WLW WMAQ MBSTo be announced: CKL.W W UKC NBC -Thanks to America: WCOL 11X\-7. WJIM W KZ.O WOOD WIIK 11 'IBM (sw.15.33) KDKAHcme Forum WADC Modern Poetry WGAR-Meet Miss Julia 1VGX- Afternoon Musicale WIND-Race Results WJJD Board of Education Prem. WKAR.Geography in the News WI..Prairie Ramhles & Patsy W hIBC-Sons of Pioneers WOWO-Your Family k Mine VSI'D.Gospel Chapel 1vT11J This Day h Ours W'W VS -Bnss from Iowa

2:45 EST 1:45 CST NBC -Hymns of All Churches: WTAM WMAQ WLW WW'J

CBS -My Son and I, sketch: WJR WGAR WADC WBNS WHIO WHHM WWVA MBSTo be announced: W'CLE V:GN- Ilarold Turner. pianist WIIKC-Ray O'Hara's Orch. WJJD.Pacific Paradise W'KARWar Time Economics WLS- Hoosier Sodbusters W'MBCSchool of Spotlight WOSUNews WOWO Peter MacGregor WSPD-Melodic Moments WTMJDance Orch.

3:00 EST 2:00 CST NBC -Orphans of Divorce. sketch: KDKA WOWO IVXYZ W'IS WHK (sw-15.33) MNPopular Review: WKZO WIBM WOOD

CBS -Joyce Jordan. Girl Interne, sketch: WWVA WBBM WGAR WADC Wino IVBNS WJR (sw. 17.83)

NBCThe Story of Mary Marlin. sketch: WTAM WTMJ WMAQ 1VLW WWJ M8S -Ralph Ginsburgh's Concert Orch. : \1'IIKC 11'GN

*CKLW Val Clare. news WCLE- Matinee Melodies WINUSports Edition *WJI\Headline News *WJJD-New,: Speech Clinic WKAR Jon Ruvick. bar. WMHC. Topics of Today WSI'D.The Concert Grand

3:15 EST 2:15 CST CBS -Society Girl: WADC WJR WBBM WGAR %VBNS (sw- 17.83) NBC -Ma Perkins. sketch: WI W W'T.\IJ WTASI WMAQ WWJ MBSSeven Men and a Maid: W'GN W'iIK(' IVIIK W'CLF:

NBC -The Chase Twins, sketch: WOOD WIBSI W'JISI W'KZO WXYZ (sw1S.33) CKLW. Interlude: Turf Club KDKATea Tinte Tunes WHIORhythin Roundup WJJD-Rhythm for Tea WKAR.Canipus Reporter WKBNParent.Tcachers Assn. WLS -To be announced WMBCMusical Matinee WOWOTalking Drums WSPDYour Radio Neighbor w WVA -R ai bpli tiers

3:30 EST 2:30 CST NBC -Pepper Young's Family, sketch: W'FAN! W'LW W1MJ WSIAQ \VW'J

*CBS -News: Uncle Jonathan: WADC 1VGAR 1'1110 (,w-17.83)

NBC -Anne Thomas, career wife: %kJIM W(K)D WCOL WKZO WIIK WIBM (sw15.33) *CBS News: To be announced: WBBM

MBS -Bob Millar's Orch.: 1VGN WCLE WIIK( CKLWSleepy Hollow Ga.1 WBNSBlue Ribbon Melodies WIND -Race Results WJJD -Lest We Fortes WJRUniv. of Michigan Prem. WKARMusic of the Masters WLS. Homemaker, Prim. VMBHungarian Prem. WOWOAtl in the Family WWVA-Border Riders WXYZDental Health

3:45 EST 2:45 CST NBC -Vic & Sade. sketch: %%'11'J

SVTASI WMAQ W'TM.I W'LW

CBS- Richara Maxwell. tenor: WADI W1110 (Iw- 11.83) NBC -Between the Bookends: WCOL W'KZO WJIM %vOWO WSPD WXYZ WIBM WOOD KDKA (sw- 15.33) W'BSSGypsy Caravan WCLE-Musical Gems WGARRudolph Ringwall WGN -Good Health & Training W'IIK.Fashion Quest WJJD.Ben Kanter, pianist *WJRNews: Three Aces *WLS -News: Homemakers' Pro- gram

4:00 EST 3:00 CST CBSPretty Kitty Kelly. sketch: INK ION

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NBCBackstage Wife. sketch. VTA11 WMAQ WTMJ WLW

WISJ WBBMThe Editor's Daughter WBNSAnn Sterling WCLE-Sing a Sone WGAR -Alice Blair WGN :Nark Love. basso WHIO. Women WHKC-Question, Please? WIND -Sports Edition WJJD- Matinee Moderne WJR-Career of Alice Blair. sketch WKAR

- Dramatic Workshop WMBC- Garwood Van's Orch. *WOOD- N ewsica le WWVANeo.Vim's Gang

4:15 EST 3:15 CST NBC- Stella Dallas. sketch W1MJ 1VT M WMAQ 11'1.11' W'1VJ

CBSRay Bloch's Varieties: MC:AR (..17.83) MBSAlan Courtney's Gloomchas- ers: IVCLE WIIKÇ WBBM Meet the Mucus WGNTununv Dorsey's Orel. WJJD.Church on the Hillside WJR-Meet Miss Jul.. sketch WKBN -Doe Barclay's Daughters 1VMBC-Twenty Fingers WOOD Your Family & Mine

4:30 EST 3:30 CST NBCLorenzo Jones. sketch: WMAQ WTAM WTMJ WWJ

CBS -So You Want to Be 1VADC 11 'GAR N'1110 1VKBN

*NBCMedicine in the News; News: WCOL WSPD WXYZ WENR WJIM 11 'IBM KDKA *News: WJJD WKZO WBBMMissus Goes to Market %BNS.There's No Place Like

Home WHKJim Sands WIND-Race Results WEAR-Listen to the Band WLW Against the Sterns. sketch WMBC- Prudy's Party * VOOD-To be announced: News W'OWO.Old Time Rehoon WWVA-Blaine Smith 4:45 EST 3:45 CST

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MORNING

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Maunder's Songs of Thanksgiving. MBS. Calgary Baptist Church Choir.

AFTERNOON

12:30 EST (11:30 CST) Farm and Home Hour. NBC. A special Thanksgiving Day program. Walter Blaufuss' orchestra, Edward Davies. baritone; Morin Sisters. 8. H. Heide. manager of the International Livestock Exposi- tion. will discuss the coming exposition in Chicago.

2:00 EST (1:00 CST) Thanks to America; Drama. NBC. A drama tracing Thanksgiving Day from the first one. directed by Miles Standish. to the present. The world's most grateful man. a recent immigrant, will be the quest of honor. Graham McNamee. M. C.; music under the direction of Frank Black.

NIGHT

7:00 EST (6:00 CST) Fred Waring in Pleasure Time. NBC.

7:30 EST (6:30 CST) Vox Pop. NBC. Parks Johnson and Wally Butterworth.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Ask -It. Basket, CBS. Quiz program. with Jim McWilliams. Today's questions will concern Thanksgiving Day.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) President's Thanksgiving Day Message. NBC. President Roosevelt will deliver his annual Thanksgiv- ing Day message from the annual Founder's Day dinner at Warm Springs. Georgia. Songs by children, instru- mental numbers by a band made up of patients. and community singing by about three -hundred persons will be included on this broadcast.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) One Man's Family: Serial Drama. NBC.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Those We Love, NBC. Dramatic program. with Nan Grey.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Strange As It Seems. CBS. Persons of incredible experiences and facts from Ameri can history, with Alois Havrilla, M. C.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Tip Top Show, NBC. Joe Penner. comedian; Russ Brown; Gay Seabrook: Dick Ryan; Kenny Stevens. tenor; Jacques Renard's orchestra.

9:00 EST (8:00-CST) Good News of 1940, NBC. Edward Arnold. M. C.: Connie Boswell. vocalist: Ro. land Young, comedian: Fannie Brice (Baby Snooks): Hanley Stafford: David Brockman's orchestra. An American nocturne, written especially for this pro. gram by Dana Suesse. wilt be played by the orchestra.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Major Bowes' Amateur Hour. CBS. Honor city: Taunton. Massachusetts.

9:30 EST (8:30 CST) America's Town Meeting of the Air, NBC. Subject: "What Does Democracy Mean to Me ?" Speak. ers: Pietro di Dorato, author of "Christ in Concrete ": Dr. E. McNeil Poteat. Jr.. of the Calvary Baptist Church: Jerry Voorhis. representative from California; Alice Salomon. German refugee; Mary McCloud Bethune. head of the Negro division of the National Youth Administration. and Jack McMichael, chairman of the National Youth Congress.

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Kraft Music Hall, NBC. Bing Crosby. M. C.: Music Maids; Ken Carpenter. announcer: Johnny Trotter's orchestra. Guest: Lou Holtz. comedian.

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Columbia Workshop; Drama. CBS.

10:30 EST (9:30 CST) Americans at Work. CBS. Dramatizations and interviews of employes in various American industries.


FREQUENCIES CKLW-1030 WEAF-660 W11M1210 WOODI270 KDKA.980 WENR-870 WJJD-1130 WOR-710 WABC-860 WGAR-1450 WJR-750 WOSU-570 WADC-1320 WGN-720 WJZ.760 WOW0.1160 WASH-1270 WHAS-820 WKAR-850 WSAI-1330 WBBM-770 WH10.1260 WKBN-570 WSPD1340 WBNS1430 WHK-1390 WKZO-590 WTAM-1070 WCAE1220 WHKC-640 WLS870 WTMJ-620 WCC0.810 WIBM1370 WLW-700 WW1-920 WCKV-1490 WIN D-560 WMAQ.670 WWVA-1160 WCLE-610 WJAS-1290 WMBC-1420 WXYZ-1240 WCOL-1210

NBC -Young Widder Brown, sketch: WMAQ WTAM WTMJ WWJ MBS -Book -a -Week: WGN WCLE 11 IIKt 11'ISIO \I Linda's First Love, sketch W'GA1: David Adams W'IIK Cleveland College 11'JJII Suppertinse Frolic *WK,1RNews: The Days March *WKBN-News: Stocks WKZO-Livestock Exchange WL11'-Meet Miss Julia, sketch 1VSIRI'-Mountain Red WWVA Joe Barker's Gang

5:00 EST 4:00 CST CBS -By Kathleen Norris, sketch: 1VJ11 WBNS WGAR 1VBBM NBCGirl Alone. sketch: WTAM WMAQ WTMJ WWJ NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: KDKA WENR \\'JIM WIBM WW1) WHK

CKLWDance Rhythms *WADC-News: Studio Prem. *WCLE-News: Musical Prem. WGS.Three Graces. songs WHIO-Safety Patrol WHKCThe Buckeye Four WIND- Sports Edition WKBN-Melody Hiliehts *WKZO -Boake Carter WLW- Kitty Keene. drama WMBCV. Jaross WOWO. American Warblers WMBC -Oriental Philosopher WSPD-Melodic Notes WXYZ.S h o w World: Happy Rhythm

5:15 EST 4:15 CST NBC.Glenn Miller's Orch.: WCOL 11' X 1'Z

CBS -Caroline's Golden Store, sketch: WIR WBNS WGAR WBBM

NBC -Midstream, sketch: WMAQ 5V'I'.t \I WI.W WWJ WTW MBS- Johnson Family. sketch: 11 IIKC CKLW-Turf Club KDKA -David Adams WGX -Hits of Today 1V1110 Football Prophet WOWO -Eb & Zeb

5 :30 EST 4:30 CST NBC -Affairs of Anthony. sketch: WENR WCOL NBCJack Armstrong. sketch: 11" ?All WLW WWJ MBSDick Kuhn's Orch.: WHKC WGN

CBS -It Happened In Hollywood: SVGA It W'J It V'BBSI NBC -Kitty Keene. Inc.. sketch: WMAQ 11'TSIJ CKLW Gems of Melody KDKA Rhythm Makers *WADC-News: Variety Prem. WBNSOId Reporter *WHIO.Paul Price: News: Con sole Capers WHK Glenville Players WINDRace Results WJIM- Xavier Cutters Orch. WKBN-Dinner Dance WOOD Programs Previews WWVA- Church of Christ W'XYZDon King's Orch.

5:45 EST 4:45 CST CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: WADC WBNS WIIIO WWVA W'BBNI WGAR 1VJR

NBCAdventures of Tom Mix: WJIM WIBM WCOL WOOD KDKA WIIK WXYZ NBC -The Dinning Sisters: WENR MBSBill McCune's Orch.: W'HKC WGN

NBC -Little Orphan Annie. sketch: WTAM W'WJ

CKLWAdventures of Tarzan WLIV-Invitation to Listen 1VMAQ.Evening Prelude WSI'DSports News: Table Talk WTMJ -Meet Miss Julia. sketch



6:00 EST 5:00 CST *CBS -News: Edwin C. Hill, corn. mentator: WABC WJAS WKBN WWVA WADC (also at 10 p.m EST) NBC.Musical Bits: Gleb Yellen, dir.; Ruth Peters. soloist: WENR IVCOI. WXYZ *NBCNews: Luden's Dinne, Date: WJZ NBCThe Guest Book: WEAF Is', 9.53) MBSGus Lazaró t Ensemble: 1VGX

CBS -Billy & Betty, s k et c h: 11'BBM \VC(Y WCCO

*News: WJR IVSPI) WLW

CELWRollin' Home *KDKA -News: Temp.: Movie Magazine: IVeather *WRNS-Jim Cooper. news WCAE -Evening Serenade *WGAR-Sidney Andorn: Ellis VanderPyl: Five Star Final WIIASI.ittle Betty 11'HIO.Musical Radio Directory 1\IIKMusical Bits *WIIKC-The Spectator. news WIND- Sports Edition W'J I11 -Sport Page W\IAQ.Life Can Be Beautiful WOOD- Sports SNOB -Uncle Don. children's prgm WSALLittle Orphan Annie. sketch WTAM -Seim Schuller WTIJ Billie the Brownie WWJSports: Musical Prgm.

6:15 EST 5:15 CST CBS. Judith Arlen. songs: WADC CBS -Sports Review: WABC NBC -Musical Bits: WJZ WOOD KDKA %Y.IIM

*NBCMalcolm Claire, children's .caries: News: WMAQ (sw -9.53) *NBCNews: Sports: WEAF *News: 1VHK WJAS WCCO WHAS IVBBM.Pappy Cheshire's Hillbilly Champions 11'BNS Valter Knick's Orch. *WCAE -News: Sports Extra *WENR Swinctime Ser.: News W'GARBob Kelley: Second Fed- eral WHIO.Si Burick WHKC- Sports by Sweeney WJR-Evening Melodies WKBNSports Page W LW .Sports *WSAI -Peter Grant, news WSPD-Movie Show of the Air *WTAM -Walt Bergener: News *WTMJ -Song Doctor: News 1VWJ -C. C. Bradner: Tune in the Spotlight *WWVA -News: Sports WXYZ.Evening Serenade

6:30 EST 5:30 CST NBCReggie Childs' Orch.: WEAF W($)D Osw 9.53) *CBS.H. V. Kaltenborn, news analyst: WABC WADC SVBXS W'CKl' WW1'A WIIIO WCCO tVh(AS (,w- 15.27) NBC -Blue Barron's Orch.: WJZ WSPD

MN- Twilight Trails: WXYZ. IVIBM Jack Armstrong: WMAQ WTMJ *CKLW -News Sports Commen tary KDKADutch Club; Sports WCAE- Goodwill Hour W'ENROrgan Mnods WGAR Carl George 11'GX The Cinnamon Bear WHK.Job Opportunities 11'HKCDinner Music WIND-General Melodies WIRE-Know Your Schools %V IAS,Baron Elliott's Orch. WJIM -Streamlined Headlines 11'JRInside of Sports WKBN.Sohio Headliner: Some. thing About Everything 111.WUniversity of Cincinnati Series *WOR -News WSAI Musical Varieties WTAM-Sports: Chet Lohn W'W'.I Advs. of Pinocchio

6:45 EST 5:45 CST *NBC -Lowell Thomas. news corn. mentator: W'JZ. W'I.W WOOD WTAM KOKA WWJ NBC -Jack Miley. sports: SVEAF NBC -Adventures of Tom Mix: WENR *CBS -Today in Europe: W' :KC WIOBM 1VADC WKHN WCCO WHIO WGAR WCKY WBNS WHAS NBC -LPI Abner. sketch: WMAQ MNChallenge of. the Yukon: WXYZ WJIM CKLW Adventure, of Jimmie Al- len WGN.Orphan Annie, sketch 5511K-Everett Hoagland', Oreh. WHKCRoller Derby Prem. WIND- Chicago at Work WJASLife Can Be Beautiful WJR -Dixie Doings WOR-Johnson Family WSPD.Jam for Dinner WTMJ-Sport Flash WW'VA.Foorball Forecaster

7:00 EST 6:00 CST NBC -Fred Waring in Pleasure Time: %VFAF 11'CAE WWJ WLW WMAQ WOOD WTAM 1VTMJ CBS -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: 5%ABC 55'ADC W'JAS WH10 WHAS WGAR 1VCKY WJR WCCO WRNS (sw- 15.27) (also at I1 p.m. EST) NBC -Easy Aces, sketch: WJZ KDKA \1'HK WXYZ WENR WSAI WSPD MBSTo be announced: W'HKC



MN -The Crackerjacks: WJIM CKI -W The Crackerjacks *WBBM-Todd Hunter. news analyst WGN(:apt. Midnight. sketch WIND-German Hour WKBN -To be announced WOK Stan Lomax. sports WWVA- Twilight Trail 7:15 EST 6:15 CST

*MBS -Elliott Roosevelt. commentator: VOR NBCMr. Keen. Tracer of Lost Prisons. drama: WJZ KDKA WENR WHK WXYZ WSPD WSAI

NBC -To be announced: WCOL NBC -I Love a Mystery. sketch: WEAF WMAQ 11TAM WWJ WTMJ WCAE (also KF1 at 11:15 p.m. EST) CBS -Michael Loring. songs: WABC WADC WHIO WRNS WCKY WJAS WWVA Richard Himber's Orch.: WHAS WKBN CKLW -Evening Serenade WBBM- Ilearl of Julia Blake WCCO-Florence Lehmann WGARKatherne Valle WGN -Sports WHKC -Lone Ranger 1VJRMusical Prgnn. 1VLWBig Town, sketch WOODTo be announced 7:30 EST 6:30 CST

NBC -Schaefer All -Star Revue; Orch. & Soloists: WEAF NBCHarry Kogen's Orch.: WIIK WXYZ CBSVox Pop; Parks & Wally: WABC WHIO WJR WKBN WJAS WGAR 1Y013M WRNS WCKY 1VIIAS WCCO WADC WWVA NBC -One of the Finest. sketch: WJZ W'IS W VJ WSPD MNThe Green Hornet, drama: WIBM KDKA 1VOOD

CKLW.Jean Clement, songs KDKABig Town WCAE-Richard limber's Orch. *WGNCapt. Herne. news 11'HKC- Paramount Singers *WMAQ -News: Musical Entre W'OR.Ozzie Nelson's Orch. 1VTAM Community Fund Prgm. 1% T-MJ- Viennese Ensemble

7:45 EST 6:45 CST MBSInside of Sports: 1%1..%%

IVOR WIlK WCAE WGN CKLW-Boss Meets Worker *WBBM -News WLS- Sports Review WSAI.\ Love a Mystery WTAMSportsmen's Guide WTMJ- Richard !limber's Orch.

8:00 EST 7:00 CST N BC-One Man's Family. sketch: tVEAF WMAQ WTMJ 'TAM WCAE WLW WWJ WCOL (also Sun., KFI at 12:30 a.m. EST) CBS -Ask -it Basket with Jim Mc Williams: WABC WJAS WCCO WADC WBNS WGAR WHAS WJR WBBM WWVA W'HIO WCKY WKBN (sw-15.27) (also KSL KNX at 11:30 EST) r« *1.,1 w. Gana L,.Un,rp NBC- President's Thanksgiving Day Message: WJZ WSAI WXYZ WOOD WHIM KDKA WSPD

roc Ni.,l w. 0,4 Listen., Gui*. MBS -To be announced: WHK 11.111I

CKLW- Musical Varieties 1VGNTo be announced WIND -Green Malles Line W'LS -The Farmers Forum WOR -Kay Kyser's College of Musical Knowledge

8:15 EST 7:15 CST NBC-To be announced: WJZ WOOD WIBM KDKA WSPD

WIND Max Miller's Music WSAISchnickelfritz' Band

B:30 EST 7:30 CST NBC-Tip Top Show. starring Joe Penner; Jacques Renard's Orch.: WJZ WHK KDKA W1S WXYZ

Per hear, dei.,! see .pani'a mmmmmmm rit e. Skid Mie.

NBC- Those We Love. sketch: WEAF WTAM WCAE WMAQ 11'W'J WLW WTMJ WCOL (also KFI at 12:30 a.m. EST) NBC -Melody Rendezvous: WCOL

*CBSStrange As It Seems with John Hie : News' \%'ABC WADC WHAS WCKY WCCO WJAS WENS WGAR WHIO WBBM 11'JR (also KSL KNX at 12

mid. EST) MNOn the Boulevard: WOOD WIBM CKL11'Echoes of !leaven

W'GN-Tommy Dorseys Orch. WIND The Aristocrats WJIM -On Parade WKBNCarnpus Jamboree 1VOWO.Keeping You Posted WSAI-Our Cincinnati Schools WSPD -Melodic Moods

8:45 EST 7:45 CST *WIND-News WOOD- Twilight Trail WOWO-Social Security Speaker WSAI -Bernie Cummins' Orch.

9:00 EST 8:00 CST CBS -Major Bowes' Amateur Hour: WABC WADC 11 'HAS WHIO WGAR WBBM WJR 1jCCO WCKY WBNS WJAS WKBN (sw- 11.83)

for a.b.i we Good L,sI.nnp auk.. NBC -Goon News of 1940; Fannie Brice; Hanky Stafford: Connie Boswell; Edward Arnold. Meredith Willson's Orch.: WEAF WLW WTMJ WWJ WCAE WSPD WOOD WTAM WMAQ NBCRochester Philharmonic Con- cert: WJZ. %%'COL ISO VO WIIK WJIM (aw -9.53)

CKLWAmerican Legion Child Welfare KDKA-Greater Pittsburgh Speaks WENR- Concert Miniature WGN Billy Repaid WIND-Hymns of All Churches WOR- Contidentially Yours WSAICampus Capers WXYZ- Methodist Meeting

9:15 EST 8:15 CST MRS-Glenn Miller's Orch.: WOR

NBC -Rochester Philharmonic Con- cert - WIBM CKLW'American Legion Child Welfare WENR- Little Jack Little s Orch. 11'GN Johnnie Davin Orch. WIND-Betty & Bob, sketch

9:30 EST 8:30 CST MBSPaul Whiteman's Orch.:

VOR CKLW NBC -America's Town Meeting of the Air: WJZ WIBM WJIM WIIK WCOL WSAI KDKA WOWO WENR WXYZ (sw -9.53)

For taa sae Geed L,sbmne Ou,*. *WGN News WIND -Scattergood Baines. sketch

9:45 EST 8:45 CST WGN-Anson Weeks' Orch. WIND -Paul Paige's Orch.

10:00 EST 9:00 CST CBS-Columbia Workshop: WABC WADC W1110 WBNS WJR (sw- 11.83) *MBS- Elliott Roosevelt, comm.: CKLW WGN NBC -Kraft Music Hall; Starring Bing Crosby; Johnny Trotter's Orch.; Music Maids; Guests: 11'EAF WTAM WWJ WOOD W'1IAQ WTMJ W'(-AE WLW (sw -953)

var *WI .e. Good Liston,ne GO*, *MBS- Raymond Gram Swing, Comm.: WOR Rev. Walton E. Cole: WCKY WJAS WGAR To be announced: WENR WHAS W'BB11 -Dr. Preston Bradley WCCO-Who's the Champ *1VINDNews W'KBNMiIo Orch. WSPD -On with the Dance 10:15 EST 9:15 CST MBS -Heidelberg Concert Orch.: WGN CKLW-Doc Sunshine. talk *WBBM News WINO- Walkathon W KBN -Swing Your Partner WOR-Thanksgiving Day Message 11 sl'D Lenardson Griffin. bar. 10:30 EST 9:30 CST MBS -Concert Revue: CK1.11' 1VGN NBC -Vicki Chase. sop.; Tom Thomas, bar.; Orch.: WJZ WJIM WENR 11'SAI WIBM W'O1VU

CBS- Americans at Work: WABC WCCO WCKY 1VJAS WIND (sw- 11.83)

aw *News: WADC WGAR KDKA :Music You Want 1VBBM-Sports Huddle *WBNS-Jim Cooper. news 1VHAS-To be announced WHIO Carl Taylor's Orch. WHK- Football Forecast *WJR -Today in Europe *WKBN-Tomorrow's News WOR -Green Hornet, drama *WSPD- Edward C. Ames, news *WXYZ Tomorrow's Headlines 10:45 EST 9:45 CST NBC -Vicki Chase. sop.; Tom Thomas. bar.; Orch.: WCOI. WXYZ WADC-Studio Prgm.

*WBB11-News WBNS Double 13 Night Club WGAR Franklin Lewis *WHIO-Newspaper of the A4 WHKSport Mike W'JR- Musical Prgm. WKBN -Dance Parade WSPD Dance Time

11:00 EST 10:00 CST *NBC -(News, WJZ only) Ben Cutler's Orch.: WJZ WCOL *CBS Paul Sullivan Edits the News: WABC WADC WGAR WCKY WJR WBNS WHAS CBS -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WBBM (also see 7 p.m. EST) *NBC -News: John Gunther. news: WEAF WTAM WOOD (.*933) MNStarlight Trail: WJIM 11'IBM *News: CKLW WJAS W'LW WOR WOWO WXYZ WHK WWJ WMAQ

*KDKA News: Weather: Tem- perature *W(7AE -News: Eddy Brandt's Orch. 1VCCO-Cedric Adams *WENR-Ten O'clock Final WHIO-Beach Combers' Orch. WIND Paul Paige's Orch. WSAI-Music You Want WTMJ -Today's Events 11:15 EST 10:15 CST NBC -Kings Jesters: W'EAF WOOD (sw.9.S3) MN -Don Pablo's Orch.: 11'JIM WXYZ WIBM NBCBen Cutler's Orch.: WOWO W'HK WSPD

MBS -Dick Jurgens' Orch.: 1VGN

8-9/6


CBS -Jack Jenny's Orch.: WABC \%'GAR WBBM WKBN WADC WCKY 1V11IO WJAS (sw- 11.83) Dance Orch.: WWJ WTAM WTMJ Music You Want CKLW WBNS KDKA -AAA Weekly Tours W'CCO urfew Time WHAS- George Walsh Looks 'Em Over *WJR News: Musical Memories WLW-Paul Kennedy WMAQBiIl Bards s Orch. WOR Tommy Tucker's Orch. 1VTA11 -Gene Sullivan's Orch. 11:30 EST 10:30 CST CBS -Benny Goodman's Orch.: WABC WHIO WGAR WJAS

11 'ADC %VKBN WIND %%'CCO W'CKY

NBCAbe Lyman's Orch.: WJZ W'XYZ WIBM KDKA WCOL 1V.11M WSPD WMAQ NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: WEAF WOOD WCAE (sw -9.53) 11'BB61-Stan on the Street WGN -Anson Weeks Orch. WHAS-Robert Hutsell's Orch. IVHK- Everett Hoagland's Orch. W'1- IV-Bernie Cummins' Orch. WTMJ- Sports: Dance Orch. WWJDance Orch. *WW VA -News

End of Thursday Programs

TUE IN JOE PNENNER

AND HIS GANG 8:30 P. M. Eastern Time

NBC -Blue Network Stations

MORNING *Sfar in program listing

indicates news broadcast

7:00 EST 6:00 CST

Musical Clock : K DK:1 11'.1111

Top o' the Morning: WHK WTMJ CKLW -Early Morning Frolic WADC-Tommy & Sherlock WASH -Mel Trotter's Morning Mission WBNS -Good Morning WCLE -Wake Up & Swing WGAR -Music for Breakfast 11'HIO.Breakfast Express *WHKC -News WIND- Indiana Farm Bulletin WJJDFarm Frolic WJR- Gamble & Guest WKAR-Dawn Salute WKBN-Early Bird WKZO- Morning Devotions WLSBulletin Board: Weather WLW Family Prayer Period 11'MBCMinute Man W'OWO -Band Salute: Country Home WSPD.Alarm Clock WTAM -Tom Manning WWJ -Yawn Club WWVA -L. P. Lehman Se Staff WXYZ- Sunrise Club

7:15 EST 6:15 CST

KDKA -Western Trails WADC- Sunshine Gans WHK -Keep Fit to Music WHKC Wings of Prayer *WJJDNews WJR- Musical Pram. WKZO First Edition W LS -Smile a While *WLW -Fred Kirby's Carolina Boys: News: Opportunities for Men WOWO -Mornine Roundup WSPD- Daylight Revue WTAM-Community Fund Prgm.

7:30 EST 6:30 CST

Musical Clock: VKZO WTAM KDKA -KDKowhands WADC -Checkerboard Time *WASH -News: Nick & Johnny WBBM-Dawn Salute *WBNS -Jim Cooper. news WGAR -Ethel R. Willett, *WHIO Noss: Breakfast Express

WHKVariety Clock W'HKCMusical Clock WIND-Morning Varieties WJJD-Fannily Bible League WJREspecially for You 11'KBNMurning Altar Service 111.11; Top o' the Morning *WXYZ-News: Sunrise Club

7:45 EST 6:45 CST *News: WTAM WWJ KDKAMa Perkins WADC-Morning Visitor WBBM-Chicago Hour WBNS-Start the Day Right WGAR-Melody Cruise WHKC- Religious Prem. WJR-Morning Tid Bits WLS -Morning Devotions WLW-Checkerboard Time *WMAQ News, Good Morning WSPD-Smith's Tennesseeans

8:00 EST 7:00 CST

*NBCNews: Do You Remem ber ' ('w-21.5) *CBS -Today in Europe: WHNS WBBM (sw -1783)

* NBCNtws: Earbenders: WJIM 11'XYZ WI BM

*News: WJR WKBN WOWO WSPD 1VIIK 11'W1'Á WLS WGAR Top o' the Morning: WTAM WTMJ *CKLW-News: Morning Frolic *KDKA News: Musical Clock WCLEChristian Science VGN Good Morning Preis. W1110Almanac WIIKCTip Top Bandwagon WIRE-Indianapolis Today: Baby Bulletins WJJD-Sons of Pioneers 1VOWO-To be announced WIND- Polish Prim. WJJD-Dick Baker. songs WKAR-Farm News Digest WLW -Time to Shine WMAQ -Suburban Hour WWJ Minute Parade

8:15 EST 7:15 CST

*CBSOdd Side of the News; (sw- 17.83)

CBS -Deep River Rhapsody: WKltN NBCDo You Remember?: WTAM WASH (sw -21 5) NBC-Wile Saver: WJIM WXYZ WIBM WADC Dance with Ina

FRIDAY, November 24, 1939

WBBM -Piano Parade WBNS -Start the Day Right WCLE.City Mission WGAR- Polish Hour *111HIO -Today in Europe 'WHK-Musical Gems *W'JJD News: Dirk Baker. songs WJR -Olson Oddities: Musicale WKAR- Strings in the Morning *W1(70 -News WLS-Blue Ribbon Melodies *WLW Michael Hinn, news 11, O11'O- Checkerboard Tome 11'SPDMary Lucille Ruth WWVA- Musical Clock

8:30 EST 7:30 CST

NBC -Gene & Glenn, songs: WCOL (sw -21.5) CBS -Phil Cook's Almanac: few -

17 83l

NBC-Vocal Vogues: WJIM 111RM WKZO Musical Clock: WBBM WTAM *News: WADC WASH W'CLE -Rev. Nussbaum 1VGARPildner & Wilson WGN-Top o' the Morning: Good Morning Prgm.: Everyday Words W1110-Municipal Court IVHK -Wayne & Dick 11'HKC -Cap. Andy & Flip 11'JJDChristian Science Prgm. 1VJ R- Merrymakers W'KARCalendar for the Day 1VKBN -Top o' the Morning WLS -Mac & Bob WLWGospel Singer WMBC-Polish Prem. WOWO-Magie Island WSPDMelody Time *WTMJNews: Top o' the Morn ing : News WXYZMorning Inspirations

8:45 EST 7:45 CST

C BS-Adelaide Hawley: (sw 17.83)

NBC- Harvey & Dell: WHK MN -Dick Leibert, organist: 11X7/ KDKA-Melody Time WADC Sons of the Plains lVASH- Popular Tunes WBNS -The Lighted Window 11'CLE-To be announced WGAR -Jack Paar 1V1110-Tuneful Topics 11'JLM Morning Revue

*1VJJDIslanders: News WJR-Tena & Tim, sketch IVKAH -The Old Familiar Album WKBNDearest Mother WKZO -Home Folks Frolic WLS-Jolly Joe & His Pet Pals WLW. Lulu Belle & Scotty 1VOWO -The Old Songsmith WSPD-Ma Perkins. sketch WTA1Jane Weaver

9:00 EST 8:00 CST CBS-Manhattan Mother, sketch: 11':1D(' WGAR WJR WBNS CBS-Organ Moods: (sw- 17.83)

* NBCNews. Breakfast Club WCOL WIBM W'.1111 WASH WSPD WKZO (sw -21.5) KDKAShopping Circle *WBBM-News: Musical Clock *WCLENews: Musical Prgm. *WGN Your Moraine News 111110 -Band of the Day WIIK-Victor Lindlahr 11'HKCTrouble Shooters Prgm. WJJD -Eight to Eighty W'KAR -Radio Reading Circle WLS -The Singing Milkman WLW -Boone County C WMIAQYour Neighbor WOSU- Morning Melodies WOWO-Bible Class WWJListen, Ladies: Modern Ro- mance WWVA- Merrymakers W'XYZNews from the Stores

9:15 EST 8:15 CST

CBSTo be announced: WBNS WADC (sw- 17.53)

Linda's First Love: KDKA WJR CKLW-Beulah Clark. exercises WCLE- Linger Awhile WGAR- Nancy Dixon WGN -Good Morning Prgm. %VHIO.20 Fingers and 2 Grands WHKC -Sing Song Tone WIND-Passing Show *WLS -N:ws, Julian Bentley WLW -Heart of Julia Blake WTAM-Kitty Keene, sketch WWVA-Ma Perkins, sketch WXYZVictor Lindlahr

9:30 EST 8:30 CST NBC -Breakfast Club: WOWO

Kitty Keene, sketch: WWVA "-J

Editor's Daughter: KDKA WJR CKLW- Labbitt, Homechats WASH-The In -Laws WBBM Manhattan Mother. sketch WCLEBulletins *WGARNeyes: Ruth Merriam %Veils *WH1O.News: Around the Band- stand WHK-Caroline Pryce 11'HKC.Mostly About %Vomea *WINDNews WJJD- Victor H. Lindlahr WKAR- Concert Melodies 1V K ZO -Patty W'LS The Westerners WLW Life Can Be Beautiful *WMAQ -Coffee Time: News WMBC-Morning Melodies WOSU -Amer. Family Robinson WTAMHouseboat Hannah. sketch WTMJ-What's New

9:45 EST 8:45 CST

NBC -Breakfast Club: KDKA NBC -Life Can Be Beautiful, 'ketch: WX1'Z W'001) WTAM 1VASH CBSBachelor's Children. sketch. WGAR WJR

MN -Dick Leibert, organist: WIBM

CKLW-Woman's Page WADC -Studio Prem. WBBM Deena & Tim WBNS -Round Robin Review WCLE -Ohio Farm WGNWhat's News in the Stores WHIO- Cornelia on the Air WHK-Eleanor Hanson tVIIKC-Music: Livestock Markets WINDGeneral Melodies WJIM.-Reverend Lloyd B. Byran 1','KARHomemakers' (lour WKZO Dance Orch. 1VLS -Meet Miss Julia *WLWChiM Problem Doctor: News: Livestock Reports WMAQ -A Step Ahead *1VOSU- Musical Prgm.: News *11'WJ- Music: News 1V11'VAHapid Ad Service

10:00 EST 9:00 CST

CBS-Pretty Kitty Kelly. sketch: 11'JR WGAR WADC 1VBBM 11'1IO WBNS IVWVA NBC-Josh Higgins of finchville: W'COI. WIBM WKZO WHK NBCT h u n d e r Over Paradise, sketch: KDKA NBC -The Man I Married, sketch: 11T 11J %V TANI IVMAQ W W I WLW

MBS- Rhythm & Rhyme: WHKC CKLW -Tonic Tunes W'ASHLindi s First Love 11'CLELaGanke Menues WGN Morning Melodies %%IND -Start the Day Right WJIM -Music in the Morning W'JJD- Bosworth Broadcast 1VKAR -From the Music Room WLS -The C f Alice Blair 1VIIBEthel R. Willett, WOSU -Salon Music *WOWO -Newa: Markets WSPD-Mary Foster WXYZ Mary Gray

10:15 EST 9:15 CST

NBC-Vagabonds: WC01. WOWO NBC -Right to Happiness, sketch: WASH 1VXYZ WSPD KDKA WI.S WIIK WIBM WJIM NBC -John's Other Wife, sketch: 1111ÁQ \%'TAM WTMJ W1VJ V LW CBS -Myrt & Marge. sketch: WBBM WJR WRNS WADC tVGAR WWVA WHIO *CKLW-News: Interlude W'CLE -Thrift Club WGNMvrna Dee Sergent 11K7..0- Melody Time

10:30 EST 9:30 CST

NBC -Originalities; WCOL NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch: WWJ 11'1.11' WTAM WMAQ WTMJ MBS -University Life: CKLW NBC -The Story of Mary Marin. ketch. 1VI.S WIIK WASH WJIM 11'SPD W'XVZ KDKA WIBM CBS -Hilltop House, sketch: WJR WBBM 1VW'VA WBNS WADC WHIO \%'GAR

WGN-Keep Fit to Music 11'HKC-Melody Mart WINDW'orkine Wife W'JJDParents & Teachers 11'KARRural School Music V KZO -W'PA Orch.

WMBC "Rhythm Rodeo 1VOSU- Spanish Lesson W'OW'O-Concordia Chapel

10:45 EST 9:45 CST

NBC-The Woman In White, sketch: 11'TA V WMAQ WTMJ WWJ

CBS- Stepmother, sketch: 11'BBM 1% GAR t1'JR




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FRIDAY 9/6-8 *WKARSpotlichtinc the News:

State Police *WKBN News: Stocks *WKZO-News

November 24

(10:45 a.m. Continued) NBCThe Trouble with Marriage. sketch: SVXYZ WLS WJIM 1518\1 WASH

NBC -Midstream, sketch: WHK KDKA NBC -To be announced: WCOL 1V'ADC.Concert Orch. WBNS.Editor's Daughter. sketch WCLE Ida Bailey Allen WGN -Home Management WHIO.Kitty Keene, sketch WIND Tommy Ott & Max Miller 1VJJD.Friday Morning Fling WKZO.Piano Selections WLW Right to happiness, sketch WMBC -Doc Sellers WOWODishpan Parade WSPD- Kitty Keene, Inc.. sketch W W VABig Slim

11:00 EST 10:00 CST NBC -David Harum. sketch: W1VJ WT ASI WNIAQ

CBS -Lanny Ross. tnr.: WISB\I %JR W'W'VA WGAR WBNS

11110 WADC

NBCPepper Young's Family, ketch: WASH ISXYZ KDKA

WSPD W'LS WJIM WIBM Wllh MBS- Pegeen Fitzgerald, talk: 1111KC WCLE

CKLW.Shopper News WGN.Len Salvo. organist: Morn- ing Mail Box WINDraffic Court Broadcast * %JJDWeather: News WKAR.Moments Musicale *W KBN News: Sy ucopaton WKZO- Church in the Wildwool WLWLinda's First Love, sketch *WMBCNews Vt)W0 -1lome Forum

WTMJBetty Crocker

11:15 EST 10:15 CST NBC -The Road of Life. sketch: W WJ WTAM W\IAQ WTMJ 1VA,li IVLIV NBC -Young Dr. Malone. sketch: t1 JIM 1VHK 1VLS WIBM W'OWO KOKA WXYZ (sw15.33) CBS- Brenda Curtis. sketch: W It BM W'J R W- W VA WADC WRNS WGAR WHIO MBS -Buckeye Four: WHKC NBC-To be announced: WKZO WCLE -Ruth WGNBachelor's Children WJJD \lusie Tattler WKAR-Th, Parents' Forum 11 'LS -The Rangers W \IBC -To be announced WSPD -Town Topics

11:30 EST 10:30 CST NBC -Against the Storm, sketch: 1V'mow tVWJ 11TA \I WSPD WTMJ

NBC -Wayne Van Dyne. tor.: %':5511 WCOL WHK WXYZ WJIM WIBM (sw15.33) CBS -Big Sister. sketch: WBBM WRNS WW VA WADC 11'1110 11'GAR IV'JR

MBS.Keep Fit to Music with Wet. lace: WIIKC CKLW Frank Burke's "San Sa. lute" KDKA.To be announced 1VGN -Don Pedro & His Violin *WIND.News *WIRE -News: Ramblers WJJD -Joe Alexander. organist WKAR -Yesterday's Rhythms WKBNSiniin' Sam WKZO.1'our Family and Mine 1VLS -The Ranters WLW Tena & Tint, sketch WMBC- Morning 1'ariety IV'OWO Linda's First Love

11:45 EST 10:45 CST CBS -Aunt Jenny's S t o r i e s: 1VWVA WBBM 11'1110 WBNS WADC WGAR 11'JR

NBCGettinq the Most Out of Life: KDKA WSPD 1V11K WCOL W'LS WOWO W'XV'Z (sw- 15.33) MBSRadio Garden Club: WLW CKLW

- Subject: 'Pomander Italia and Their Use."

NBCThe Guiding Light. sketch: WLW WASH 1V1VJ WTMJ W'MAQ WTAM *WCLE News & Music W'GN-Painted Dreams WHKC- Country Hume Magazine: Markets WIND- Livestock Markets WJIMDick Lichen's Prim. WJJD Bureau of Missing Persons

AFTERNOON 12:00 EST 11:00 CST

CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: WGAR WADC WBNS WBBM WHIO 11'Jlt %VWVA

NBC -Meet the Artist: WOWO isw15.33) NBC -Carters of Elm Street. sketch: W\IAQ WW'J *News: WOOD WSPD *CKLW-News: Interlude *KDKA -News: Music: Weather Temp. WCLE- Polish Varieties W'G \Manhattan Mother W'IIK-Judy & Jane. sketch 1VHKC-Market Reports'. Neaghbor Noon Hour, sketch WINDBob Archer. songs *WJIM highlighting the Head lines WJJDGeneral Rhythms W'KAR-Farm Service Hour I%'KBNLuncheon Serenade W'KZO.Organ Reveries WI.SFeature Foods %'LW -One \Woman Speaks

11'\16( -Twelve o'Clock Revue WTAM Heart of Julia Blake WT \11-Betty Crocker *WXYZ.News: Happy Rhythms

12:15 EST 11:15 CST CBSWhen a Girt Marries. sket,:h: WBBM WGAR %%WO WJR WADC W'IVVA W'BNS

NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: WLW 1V\IAQ IVTA \I NBC.The Southernaires: (sw- 15.33)

MN -Farm Almanac: %%'JIM WIBM WXYZ WOOD WKZO

CKLWTurf Club: Organist KDKAYour Country Neighbors WCLE-Jim Sands W'GN Lite of Mary Sothern WHK- Across the Desk WHKC Grain Prim.. Falk WINDHow Is Your Health WJJD Dick Baker. songs WKBNYour Family & Mine WOWOEditor's Daughter WSPD-Springtime Se Harvest WTMJBetty & Bob. sketch WW'JHeart of Julia Blake

12:30 EST 11:30 CST NBLNat'I Farm & Home Hou, W'5IAQ KOKA WCOL

ear deb,, see Good 4bn,ne Gwde

CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, Virginia Clark: WGAR WBBM WBNS WJR WADC

MBSToronto Trio: 1V'lIK

MN- Noonday Jamboree: WIBM WXYZ CKLW -Studies in Black & White WCLEMatinee Dance Time *WGN.Quin Ryan s News WHIOListener Speaks *WHKC -The Spectator. news WIND-Joe Alexander. organist WJIM -Miday Melodies WJJD.Satery Court Broadcast WKBN\lystery Melody WKZO -Man On the Street 5V'LS'Teena de Tin, *WLW- News: Everybody's Farm VMBC Mary Gray

WOOD- Theater Previews WOWO Flapjack Boys WSPD-Luncheon Melodies 11'TAMLindi s First Love. sketch W'TMJHeinie & His Grenadiers 1V W'J -Bradcast 1V1VVAYour Family & Mine

12:45 EST 11:45 CST CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch WGAR WBB \I IVJR WRNS 1VADC

NBC -Nina Dean, sop.: W'1VJ

MRS-The Joyce Trio: CKLW

MN -Harry Heilmann's Town Meeting: WXYZ WJIM WOOD WIBM WKZO ll'GN- Painted Dreams *WHIO-News: Weather: Markets *WHKNews by Otis WHKC -Abram Ruvúuky Ensem- ble WKBN- Manhattan Mother WLSMarkets: The Arcady Editor W'\IBCRegina Ruth W'OWO Market Service WTA\I'Editor's Daughter, sketch WWVA-Farm & Home Hour

1:00 EST 12:00 CST NBCSpinnin9y Wheel Singers: 11117 I so. .15.33)

CBS -The Goldbergs. sketch: WJR WBBM WGAIC Willi) 15'BNS

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AFTERNOON

12:30 EST (11:30 CST) Farm and Home Hour, NBC. M. L. DuMars of the AAA will give news of the associa. tion's farm program. Morrill Tozier of the Soil Conserva- tion Service will discuss "Conservation Problems." An Uncle Sam's Forest Rangers sketch will also be heard.

2:00 EST (1:00 CST) Music Appreciation Hour, N BC. Dr. Walter Damrosch, conductor.

NIGHT 6:30 EST (5:30 CST) Kaltenborn Edits the

News. CBS.

7:00 EST (6:00 CST) Fred Waring in Pleasure Time, NBC.

7:30 EST (6:30 CST) Professor Quiz. CBS. With Bob Trout.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Quixie Doodles, M BS. Colonel Stoopnagle. M. C.: Alan Reed (Teddy Berg- man), announcer,

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Kate Smith Hour. CBS. Abbott and Costello, comedians: Ted Straeter's Chorus: Ted Collins: Jack Miller's orchestra.

8:00 EST (7:00 CST) Cities Service Concert, N BC. Lucille Manners. soprano: Ross Graham, baritone: Grantland Rice, sports: Frank Black conducts the orchestra.

8:30 EST (7:30 CST) Carson Robison and His Buckaroos. NBC.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Johnny Presents, CBS. Ray Bloch's Swing Fourteen: "Perfect Crime" dramas: soloists: Johnny Green's orchestra.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Waltz Time, NBC. Frank Munn, tenor; Manhattan Chorus: Abe Lyman's orchestra.

9:00 EST (8:00 CST) Program. NBC. Whitey Ford, M. C.: and the Westerners: Sisters: Charlie Lyon

Plantation Party; Variety

Duke of Paducah: Louise Massey Tom, Dick and Harry: Doling

. announcer.

9:30 EST (8:30 CST) George Jessel's Program. NBC. Peter Van Steeden's orchestra.

Variety

9:30 EST (8:30 CST) First Nighter; Drama, CBS.

Pa,u,ee may be found On 25

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Grand Central Station; Drama. NBC.

10:00 EST (9:00 CST) Guy Lombardo's Or- chestra. NBC.

10:30 EST (9:30 CST) Story Behind the Head- lines. NBC. Cesar Saerchmger, commentator.

Refer fo adjacent columns for stations broadcasting these programs

FREQUENCIES CKLW-1030 WEAF-660 WJIM1210 WOOD 1270 KDKA-980 WENR.870 WJJD-1130 WOR710 WABC-860 WGAR-1450 WJR-750 WOSU 570 WADC-1320 WGN 720 WJZ760 WOW01160 WASH-1270 WHAS-820 WKAR 850 WSAI 1330 WBBM.770 WHIG-1260 WKBN570 WSPO-1340 WBNS-1430 WHK1390 WK20-590 WTAM1070 WCAE1220 WHKC640 WLS870 WTMJ-620 WCCO-810 WIBM-1370 WLW-700 WW1-920 WCKV-1490 WIND 560 WMAQ-670 WWVA-1160 WCLE-610 WJAS-1290 WMBC-1420 WXV2.1240 WOOL-1210

MBS -The Happy Gang: CKLW W'IIK

MN -The Happy Gang: 11'JIM WOOD W'IB \I

*News: WADC WIND WJJD 1VKZO WCLEAVomen's World WGN -Radio's Voice WHKC -Street Interviews WKAR -News of the Highways WKBN- Medical Men WLSDinnerlell Prgm. 1V'1-WLivestork Reports SVMBC -Today's Music W'OWO.Purdue Agricultural Prim. IV'TAM-Noonday Resume IVWV'A L, P. Lehman & Staff 1V'XYZMemory Time

1:15 EST 12:15 CST

CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful. sketch: %WBBM WGAR WJR

NBC -Ellen Randolph, sketch: WTAM WSIAQ KUK:1 W'XVZ WLW IV.IIM (sw.15. 33)

u,, te Ke 24 for a Picture Of

MBS -The Happy Gang: WIIKC 1VGN

NBC -Virginia Hays. contralto: WCOL WMAQ KDKA WADC- Ladies Only WRNS ReUcshment Time WCI-E-Helen W'yant WHIOManhattan Mother, sketch WIND-Tommy Ott, organist WJIM-Highlighting the Headlines W'JJDLuncheuu Rhythm W'KAR'Console Melodies SVKBN.Hits & Encores: Social Security WKZO- Florence Fiske *WOWO'Bob Wilson, news 1V'SPD-Lind,u s First Love, sketch WWJ-Vera Richardson

1:30 EST 12:30 CST NBC -Words & Music: Isw- 15.33) NBC Revue in Miniature: WCOL 11'IIK 1VJIM WIBM WKZO

CBS'This Day Is Ours, sketch: WBB51 WGAR W.11( WWVA WADC

11'H MBS -Texas

KC' Jim Lewis' Cowboys:

CKLW'-The Quiet Sanctuary KDKA -Women and the News *WBNS -Jim Cooper, news WCLE -AI Skully W'GN.Markels: Midday Service W'IIIO.Secret Diary WIND -Bob Atcher. songs WJJD -Loop Noonday Service WKAR- Lansing Federal Orcb WKBN.Siesta WLS.Checkerboard Time WLW-Editor's Daughter. sketch WMAQ Songs of the Heart WMRC happy flour Club WOODB-J Revue WOWO -Ma: on the Street WSPD-Smith's Tennesseeans WTAM -Tema & Tim WTMJRhythm Rascals SV'1VJ.slan on the Street WXYZ- Michigan Highways

1:45 EST 12:45 CST

15.

NB33 C -Revue in Miniature: (sw. )

CBS -Road of Life. sketch: WHIO WWVA 11'JIt IVBB\I WGAR

MBSVoice of Experience: WO( W V'JI \I SVIIKC WOOD WLW WIBM 1VKZO

V'oTAur

M Family and Mine: KDKA

\ \ W'AD('V'ariety Prem. WRNS Evans & swarta WCLI:-Meet the Ladies *WIND News W'KHN Bryan Wade's History Book W' LS Mar: ady * 1'NAQ.Newskets:

A Drc«oy Dan

Editor

W'OIV'O.Richard Trojan WTMIJSidewalk Reporter *IV'WJ.Friendly Gardener: News

2:00 EST 1 :00 CST NBC.Music Appreciation Hour; Dr. 1Valter Damrosch, conductor: WCOL WSPD 11'JIM 11'XVZ 11'K /,O WOOD WIBM tsw- 15.33)

NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: 15'1.15' 15'11.1 WMAQ WTAM (sw.15.21)

MBS -Muse & Music: WHKC CBSDoc Barclay's Daughters: VV ADC WBBM WGAR WWVA W'fl10 WBNS

CKLIV'flouse of Peter McGreisr KDKA-Studio Parts. 11'('LE -Muse & Music \1'GN'Ralph Ginsburgh's Concert Orch. 5511K-Ethel Hawes WINDItaliast Hour WJJD'Livestock Market 11'JR-Mrs. Page, household talk W'KARHonev Farts WKBN Music Without End A'I.S.School Time WOWO My Prayer Was Answered 1VTSIJ- Bufletirn Board

2:15 EST 1:15 CST CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan, sketch: %JR WGAR W'WV'A %VAD(' WBBM WBNS 111110

MBS -Charles Openui's Hawaiians: 11GN CKLW' WIIKC NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, sketch: SVMAQ %V'TA \I Sc I. %'

1VCLE.Ruth- Information WJJDMidday Roundup 1VKARFanious Overtures WLS -News: Markets IVOWO.Ellen Randolph, sketch 1V'T\IJGospel Singer

2:30 EST 1:30 CST CBS -Your Family & Mine. sketch: W'IMNS WJR 151110 WBBM NBCValiant Lady, sketch: WLW WTAM WMAQ WWJ NBC -Music Appreciation Hour: WCOL WSPD 1V'HK WJIM 1VXYZ 1V00D WIBM WKZO tsw 15.33) MBSThomas Conrad Sawyer. Words Drama: W'IIKC CKLW KDKAHome Forum 1VADC.Things & Swings WGARMeet Miss Julia WGN- Harold Turner. pianist WIND -Race Results W'JJD.Board of Education Prgm. WKAR- Forestry Cross Cuts WKBN- Operetta Revue WLS-Prairie Ramblers & Patsy W'\IBCSons of Pioneers WOWO-Your Family & Nine WTMJ -This Day Is Ours WWVA-Boys from Iowa

2:45 EST 1:45 CST NBC -Betty Crocker: WLW WTAM 1V'W'J 11'N:1Q

CBSMy Son & I. sketch:WWVA WBHM WJR WADC WGAR W'IIIO IV'HNS (sw- 17.83) MBS -Jimmy Walsh's Orch.: CKLW WIIKC 1VGN

WCLE- Community Fund Talk WJJD.Paciric Paradise WKARSpartan Sports WKBNWilson Annes tV'LSHenry's Exchange 5V'MBC.Universits of Michigan WOWO-Peter MacGregor S1T\IJ Horne Harmonizers

3:00 EST 2:00 CST NBCOrphans of Divorce: KUK's 5\'011.0 W'LS W'HK WXYZ- fsw 15.33)

CBS -Joyce Jordan, girl interne. WAD(' WBNS WGAR Will') WKBN WJR WWVA WBBM (sw- 17.83)

NBCThe Story of Mary Marlin. sketch WTAM WTMJ W\lAQ 1 \'WJ W'LSV

NBC-To be announced: W'COI.

MN- Popular Revue: WKZO 51'IBM

MBS -Marriage License Romances. intersiews: WIIKC 1V'GN

*CKLW Val Clare, news WCLEMatinee Melodies WIND-Sports Edition *WJIM.Headiine News *WJJD -News: Speech Clinic WKAR- Mettetal & Smith, songs S1'\IHC- Topics of Today *WOOD News: Colby Presents WSPD-Child Traffic Safety

3:15 EST 2:15 CST CBS -Society Girl. sketch: WADC WBIi\1 WJR 11'GAR WBNS (sw- 17.83)

NBCOxydol's Own Ma Perkins, sketch WTAM WMAQ WTMJ WLW WWJ NBC-The Chase Twins. sketch: WCOL WKZO 11'X5'7. WJIM WWJ WOOD S5'IBM WIIK MBS -Larry Lawrence. songs: WCLE WIIKC CKLW-Interlude: Turf Club KDKATea Time Tunes WGN Afternoon Musical WHIO.Rhvthni Roundup WJJD Rhythm for Tea WKAR.Hints on Etiquette W'KIINMelorfy Trio W'I.S -To be announced WM13C- Musical Matinee W'OWOTalking Drums WSPD -Your Radio Neighbor WWVA- Bailsplitters

3:30 EST 2:30 CST NBC -P e p per Young's Family, sketch: WTAM WMAQ WLW W'WJ WTS1J

*CBS -News; Three Treys: 11'G:1R 1.1 DC W'H10 (sw -1783) MBS -Bob Millar's Orch.: WHKC 11'GN 1V'(LI: 1VIIK *CBSNews: American School of the Air I\'Bli\( NBC -Anne Thomas, Career Wife, sketch: 55(01. WKZO WXYZ WOOD WIBM W'JIM CKLWSleepy Hollow Gantt WBNS -Blue Ribbon Melodies WINDRace Results WJJD- Santaella's Orch. WJRUniv. of Michigan Prgm. 5V'KAR'Music of the Masters WKBN -The Washingtons 1V'I.S.Homemakeri Prgm. SVSIBCJudy Wild IV'OWOAII in the Family WWVA Border Riders

3:45 EST 2:45 CST NBCBetween the Book Ends with Ted Malone: WCOL WOW° W'KZO WXYZ W'"l'D WOOD 55'1IK W'JIM 1VIBSI KDKA fsw- 15 33) NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: WWJ WTMJ WTAM W'M5Q WLW CBSRichard Maxwell. Inn.: SVADC WGAR 15'1110 (sw'17.83)

11' RNS. Musical Interlude W'('LEMusical Geins WGN -Good Health & Training WJJD Ben Kanter, pianist WJR.Three Aces *W'LS -News SVMBC -Fire Prevention Bureau

4:00 EST 3:00 CST CBS -Nat'l Council of Teachers of English: WADC (sw.17,83)

slwaker: Dr. Winifred 11. Nasb. Subject: "Can a Sense of Rumor Be Derrloped,

*NBC -Club Matinee: News: WCOL WENR WHK WK Zs) WLW WSPD WXYZ. WOWO WJIM WIBM KDKA (sw.1S.33) CBSPretty Kitty Kelly. sketch W KRN NBCBackstage Wife, sketch: W TA M WTMJ 5S'MAQ 11'L WWJ



WBBM-Editor's Daughter. sketch WHNSAnn Sterling 1VCLEHawaiian Serenaders WGAR -Abce Biair WGN -Hits of Today

11' HIO W omen WHKC- Tidbits from Everywhere W'INDSports Edition W'JJD Fred Beck. organist IVJR -C f Alice Blair. sketch WKARligh School Forum WMBC-Alice in Movieland *WOOD.Newsicale W'WVA.Neo Vim's Gang

4:15 EST 3:15 CST CBS -Al Bernard's Minstrels: WADC (sw- 17.83) NBC -Stella Dallas sketch WTMJ 1111J WTAM 1VMAQ WLW MBSMischa Barr's Ensemble: W'GN IVCLE WHKC 111HB\1 Meet the Missus %AGAR -Carl Hoff's Orch. 11.1.111-Chapel Singers 1178 Sleet Miss Julia, sketch 11 KRN -Tune Tuile %%AMC Twenty Fingers W'OOD.Your Family & Mine

4:30 EST 3:30 CST NBC -Lorenzo Jones, sketch: 1VTMJ WMAQ WTAM WWJ MBS -Wayne West, scat singer: WIIKC W'GN 1VCLE

CBS -Men Behind the Stars: 1VKBN WAN' Isw.17.83) *NBC -Club Catinee: News: WOOD *News: 11KZO WJJD IVBBMMissus Goes to Market WBNS-There's No Place Like Honte 11GAR -Ohio Poetry Society WHIO-Jobs Wanted: Drama WIND Rate Results W'JR To be announced 1VKARListen to the Band WLW-Against the Storm, sketch WMBC- Prudy's Party WOWO.Old Time Religion W'WVABlaine Smith 4:45 EST 3:45 CST

C BSSm din ' Ed McConnell : 11'J R 11'ISNS 1111l0 WADC (sw17 83) NBC -Young Widder Brown. sketch WTMI WTAM N'MÀQ 1111'.1

MBS -Book -a -Week: WCLE WGN WHKC WBBM -Linda s First Love. sketch WGAR David Adams WHK-Cleveland College WJJDSuppertime Frolic *WKAR -News: The Day's Marcb *WKBN News: Stocks WKZO -Joe Savoldi WI.W -Meet Miss Julia. sketch WMBCMountain Red WWVA-Joe Barker's Gang

5:00 EST 4:00 CST NBC -Name It & Take It: WENK WOOD WIBM CBS By Kathleen Norris. sketch: WJR WBBM 11'BNS 1VGAR NBC -Girl Alone. sketch: WTMJ WMAQ WTAM WWJ CKLW-Mary Jane & Uncle Bill KDKA-Bookworm *WAIH'News: Market Talk: Variety Prgm. *WCLE -News: Musical Prgm. WGN-Grenadiers and Piano WHIO- Safety Patrol WHK -Dick Olieren WHKC -The Buckeye Four WIND- Sports Edition W IRE -Broadripple Orch. WJIM -Uncle Howdy W'KBNMelody Hilights *WKZO -Boake Carter. comm. WLW -Kitty Keene. drama 1VMBCV. Jarosz 1VOWO- Keeping You Posted WSPD-Melodic Notes W'WVA -A Shopping We Will Go WXYZ -Show World: Happy Rhythm

5:15 EST 4:15 CST MBS The Johnson Family: WIIKC CBS -Caroline's Golden Store. sketch: WJR WGAIt 11BBM WRNS NBC -Irma Glen. organist: WCOL NBC -Midstream. sketch: WLW WT \I.I WMAQ WTAM 111VJ

NBC Name It & Take It: KDKA CKLW-Turf Club KDKA- David Adams 1VGNLen Salvo, organist 11'1110 -High School Sports WHK -Ades. of Pinocchio WIRE At Your Service WOODPrgm. Previews WOWO -Eb & Zeb WXYZ Hapv Rhythm: Salon Or- chestra

5:30 EST 4:30 CST NBC Jack Armstrong, sketch: W1.W WTAM 111VJ NBC -Affairs of Anthony. sketch: WENI1 WHK WTMJ WIBM CBS -It Happened in Hollywood WBBM WGAR '«JR

MBSUncle Don children's prgm.: WHK CKLW NBCKitty Keene, sketchAVTMJ WMAQ

KDKARhythm Makers *WADC.News: Variety Prem. W'BXS- %falter Knick's Orch. WGN Our American Language *WHIO,Paul Price: News- Con- sole Capers 1VIIKI' -Dick (larding. organist 11'INCI Race Results WJIM-Xavier Cugat's Orch. W'KBNDinner Dance WOOD-Adventures of Pinocchio WWVAEconomy Notes WXYZ.Don King's Orch.

5:45 EST 4:45 CST NBC -The Adv. of Tom Mix: 11JIM WIBM WCOL WOOD KDKA 11HK 11'XYZ NBC -Dinning Sisters: WENR NBCLittle Orphan Annie. sketch: W t1J WTASI

CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: \1'HNS W'll'VA WIIBM %VGAR WJIt WADC WHIO .ABS -Harol Turner. pianist: 11'IIKC WGN

CKLW- Adventures of T WKBNHi -Speed Factfinder WLWJamboree Preuue WMAQ-Evening Prelude WSPD -Sports News: Table Talk WTMJ Meet Miss Julia. sketch



6:00 EST 5:00 CST NBC -The Torch of Progress, talk: WEAF WMAQ WCOL (sw -9.53)

The People That Lived In Palestine" will be the sublect.

*NBC -(News. WJZ only) Pian. ist Alma Kitchell's Brief Case: WJZ WENR WHK MBS -Gus Lazaro's Orch.: WGN WCAE WCLE *CBS -News; Edwin C. Hill. commentator: WABC WJAS WADC WWVA WKBN (also at 10 p.m.) CBS -Billy and Betty. sketch: WCKY WCCO WBBAt *News: WJR WSPD WBNS CKLWRollin' Home *KDKANews: Temp.: Movie Magazine of Air: 1Veather WCAE-Stardust *WGAR- Sidney Andorn: Ellis VanderPyl: Five Star Final WHAS- Little Betty WHIOMusical Radio Directory *WHKC.The Spectator. news W'1ND -Sports Edition W JIMSport Page *WLW -Fred Kirby: News WMAQ Life Can Be Beautiful WOOD-Sports WOR Uncle Don. children's prgm. WSAI-Little Orphan Annie *WTAM-Walt Bercener. News WTMJ. Billie the Brownie WWJSports: Musical Prgm. SX YZThe Day in Review

6:15 EST 5:15 CST *NBC -Malcolm Claire. children's stories: News: WMAQ (sw.9.53) *NBCNews: Sports: WEAF NBC -Bobby Parks' Orch.; WCOL KOK.%

CBS -Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: '«ABC %GAR WBBM WCCO W'J R

Part Ill of dramattention of Tyrone Power's life.

NBC -Football Forecasts: WJZ MN -Fact Finder: WJIM WOOD WIBM WXYZ *News: WHK WAS WHAS Sports: WKBN W'LW *News: Sports: WCAE WWVA WADC-Harmonic Patterns WBNSOur Hobbies WCKYBluegrass Boys *WENR Swingtitne Serenade: News WGN-Evening Melodies WHIO -Si Burick WIIKC Sports by Sweeney *WSAI -Peter Grant. news WSPD -The Factiinder *WTMJ Sont Doctor: News WW.I.C. C. Bradner: Tune in the Spotlight

6:30 EST 5:30 CST *CBS-Kaltenborn Edits the News: WADC WBNS WCKY WCCO WBBM W1110 11'W'VA WIIAS NBC -Three Cheers: WSAI (sw. 9.53) *CBS -Elmer Davis, news: WABC MBS -Bill McCune's Orchestra: WIIKC NBC-Gulden Serenaders: WJZ NBC -Captain Tim Healy's Stamp Club: WEAF

Jack Armstrong, sketch: WMAQ W TAIJ *CKLW -News & Sports KDKAMusic Box Melodies; Sports WCAEDancing Date WENR-Organ Moods WGAR-Carl George WGN-The Cinnamon Bear WHK Everett Hoagland's Orch. MIND-General Melodies SUAS Baron Elliott's Oreh. SUM- Football Forum 11Jit -Inside of Sports WKBNSohio Headliner: Some- thing About Everything WLIV-To be announced WOOD -Mr. Hi Brau *WOR -News WSPD- Z.ingo WTAM -Leisy Sportsman WW1 Bill Elliott WXYZ Gridiron Guesses

6:45 EST 5:45 CST *NBC Lowell Thomas. news commentator: WJZ 1VOOD WLW WTAM KDKA WWJ NBC -The Adv. of Torn Mix. sketch: WENR NBC -Jack Miley. sports: WEAF *CBS -Today in Europe: WABC Will() WGAR 11KBN WBBM WWVA WCKY WCCO 1111AS WADC NBCLi'I Abner: WMAQ *MBS Fulton Lewis. Jr., news: WIIKC CKLW -Adventures of Jimmie Al- len WBNSDoc Seller's True Stories WCAE -La Marba Predicts 11GNOrphan Annie. sketch WHK-The Fact Finder SVINO-Chicago at Work *WIRE -News WJAS-Life Can Be Beautiful WJREveuing Melodies WOR- Johnson Family WSAIDick Bray's Question Box WSPD,Jam for Dinner WTMJ Sport s

WXYZ.Evening Serenade 7:00 EST 6:00 CST

NBC -Yesterday's Children: WJ7. WXYZ '«COL CBS -Amos 's' Andy. sketch; WABC W'RIO WADC WBNS WHAS %GAR WJR WCKY WCCO WJAS (sw15.27) MBSTo be announced: WHKC NBC -Fred Waring in Pleasure Time: WEAF WCAE WTAM WOOD WMAQ WLW W'TMJ WW'J

CKLW-Rhythin Time KDKA-Weekly Record Review *WBBM.News SVENRItadio Fanfare WGN -Caps. Midnight. sketch WIIK.Gayle of Melody WIND- German Hour WORStan Lomax. sports WOSU-Piatto & Violin WSAI-Schnicketlfriti Band WSPD The Job Broker WWVA-Lone Ranger. sketch

7:15 EST 6:15 CST CBS Lum & Abner, sketch: WABC WJAS WADC WBBAI WHNS WCKY WJR WGAR '«HAS WCCO (also KNX KSL at 11:30 p.m.) NBC -I Love a Mystery, sketch: WEAF WTAM WMAQ W'WJ WTMJ WCAE t also KFI at 11:15 p in. EST) M8S -Savoy Swing: WIIKC NBC -To be announced: WCOL NBC -Yesterday's Children: WJIM WENR WSAI CKLW-Evening Serenade WGN- Sports WHIO.Esther Randall WHK- Safety First *WLW- Michael Hinn, news W'OOD.To be announced WOR The Answer Man WOSUStainbrook Recital SVSPD Leon Warrick, bar.

7:30 EST 6:30 CST CBS-Prot. Quiz with Bob Trout: WABC WBNS WJAS WADC WHAS WCKY WCCO WBBM WJR WGAR (sw15.27) (also KNX KSL at 9 p.m.) NBC -The Revelers: WEAF NBC -Joseph Marvais. songs: WJZ WOWO WCOL

NBC -Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: WSAI

MBS -Lone Ranger, sketch: SVOR 1 \'XYZ WSPD WIBM WOOD W'KZO '«('LE WHK WJIM CKLW -Ethel Stark. violinist KDKA -Football Predictions WCAE -Lightning Jim *WGN-Capt. Herne. news WHIO -Lone Ranger. sketch WIIKC To be announced *WLS -News, Julian Bentley WLW-Four Stars Tonight *WMAQ -News: Musical Entre WOSU -Dept. of Meicine Prem.

WTAM -Big Town. drama WTMJ.Easy Aces WWJ- Tyson Meets the People 11'11' \'A.To Our American Home

7:45 EST 6:45 CST MBS -The Inside of Sports: WLW WGN

NBC -Magic Waves: WEAF NBC- Joseph Marvais. songs: KDKA CKLWDetroit Board of Educa- tion W'LS- Sports Review 1VOSCFootball Formchart 1VSA1.1 Love a Mystery 11131J-Kilowatt Hour W'5VJRussell Barnes WWVA Olden Time Melodies

8:00 EST 7:00 CST NBC -Cities Service Concert; Lu cille Mariners, sop.; Russ Graham, bar.; Chorus; Grantland Rice. sports; Frank Black's Orch.: Drama: SVEAF WTAM WMAQ WCAE WTMJ WWJ (sw -9.53)

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MBS -Colonel Stoopnagle's Quixie Dunette Contest WGN CKLW '«11K WI.W WOR

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*CBS -Kate Smith's Variety Hour: News: WABC WBBM WKBN WHAS WHIO WJAS WJR WADC WGAR WBNS WCCO WWVA (sw.15.27) (also KNX KSL at 12 mid. EST) WINO -Green Valley 1.ine 11'JIM Earle & Pete WLSPrairie Farmer Discussion Club WOSU-Studio Players WSI'D$rchard Himber's Orch.

8:15 EST 7:15 CST W'INI1Max Miller's Music W'I.S -Young Chicago Sings WSPD -On with the Dance

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8:45 EST 7:45 CST *WIND-News WSAI Editor 11'ritr

9:00 EST 8:00 CST CBS- Johnny Presents; Drama; Johnny Green's Orch.; Ray Block's Swing Fourteen; Solo- ists'«ABC WGAR WBBM WJR WHAS WCCO WJAS WHIO WBNS WADC WCKY (sw11.83) (also KNX KSL at 11:30 p.m.) NBC -Waltz Time; Frank Munn, tnr.; Manhattan Chorus; Abe Ly- man's Orch.: WEAF WWJ WCAE WMAQ WTAM W'ThIJ WSAI

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*MBS - Raymond Gram Swing. news analyst: CKLW

NBCPlantation Party, The West. erners; Michael Stewart. songs; Tom, Dick & Harry; Beulah: WJZ. WXYZ WOOD WENR WLW WIBM KDKA WOWO WSPD WJlhl WHK W'GNMusico, musical quiz W'INDIlymns of All Churches *WOR Gabriel Hcatter. news WOSI' March of Events

9:15 EST 8:15 CST MBS Glenn Miller's Orch.: WOR

CKLW -Lane Prescott's Ensemble WIND -Betty & Bob. sketch W'OSU- Accent on Liberty 9:30 EST 8:30 CST

NBC -George Jessel's Variety Pro- gram; Guests: WEAF WWJ WCAE WTAM WMAQ WTMJ W LW NBC -Cavalcade of Hits: WJ7. WXYZ WSAI KDKA WO'uVO WJIM WENR WSPD (sw -.53) MBS.We Want a Touchdown: WOR CKLW CBS -First Nighter. draina: %ABC WBBM WJR WBNS WGAR WJAS WHIG WCCO WCKY WHAS WADC

Turn t añ co, p,csn ww W toddy and Les Tnmyne.

*WGNNews WHK -Roserve-Carroll Prom WIND -Scattergood Baines. sketch WOOD -Front Page Dramas WOSU- Univenìty Sens

9:45 EST 8:45 CST NBC -Cavalcade of Hits: 11'IRM

WGN-Guilty Bystanders. drama WHK -Muted Rhythm WIND-Tommy Ott. organist WOOD-Dept. of Conservation 110S(' /wet Herren

10:00 EST 9:00 CST CBSGrand Central Station, drama: WABC WHBSI SVCCO WBNS WADC WGAR WHAS WHIO W'JR WCKY WJAS (sw11.83) NBC -To be announced: %VJZ 11'(X)D WJISI 11'COL W'IBM WOWO WSPD KDKA *MBS -Raymond Gram Swing, news analyst: WOR WGN NBC -Guy Lombardo's Orch.: WEAF WTAM WMAQ WCAE WLW 1VTAIJ WW'J (sw_9.53)

CKLWSongs of the Empire WENRYour Football Prophet WHK -Sport Parade *WIND -News WOStl,Bill Libero, organist WSAI-Paul Kennedy *WXYZ-Tomorrow's Headlines 10:15 EST 9:15 CST *MBSMusicale: Waverly Root, news analyst: WOR WGN

WENR -Art Kassel's Orch. W INDWalkathon WSAI -Red Roberts' Orch. WXYZ Art Mooney's Orch. 10:30 EST 9:30 CST NBC -The Story Behind the Head lines: WEAF WMAQ WTAM WOOD

N BC- Melody Marathon : WJZ W.II M 11'SPD W1.11' WOWO s F :Nit WXYZ CBS -Young Man with a Band: WABC WBBSI WJAS WHAS W'JR WCKY NBC George Olsen's Orch.: \1'1HÁ1

MBS -Fulton Lewis, Jr.'s Con- gressional Review: WOR CKLW Headliner: WADC WGAR KUKAMusic of Today *WBNS-Jim Cooper, news WCAE-Rhythm & Romance WCCO -Sportsmen's Special WGN-Griff Williams' Orch. 111110-Carl Taylor's Orch. WIND -Al Bernard's Minstrels *WSAI-Boake Carter, cotton,. WTMJ- Cameos of New Orleans *WWJ- Detroit News Radio Ex- tra

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10:45 EST 9:45 CST MRS Gulf Williams' Orchestra: CKLW NBC -John Wummer, flutist; Ed- ward Vito, harpist,: WEAF WSAI WCAE WCOL WMAQ WOOD WADC- Variety Prgm. WBNS- Double 13 Night Club %AGAIt-Franklin Lewis *WHIO-Newspaper of the Air WOR .Tommy Tucker's Orch. WTAM -Dance Orch. WTMJ- Vibrant Strings 11:00 EST 10:00 CST *NBC -(News, WJZ only) Ranny %Y.eks' Orch.: WJZ '«COL WSPD *NBCNews: H. R. Baukhage, news: WEAF WOOD WTAM lsw- 9.53 )

*CBS -Paul Sullivan Reviews the *News: WABC WADC WJR WCKY WBNS WGAR WHAS CBS -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WHHM (also see 7 p.m.) MN- Starlight Trail: WJIM WIBM WX \"Z *News: WWJ WHK WLW WJAS WMAQ WOR WOWO *CKLW- Canadian Club Reporter *KDKA -News: Weather: Temp. *WCAE -News: Musical Interlude WCCO.Cedrie Adams *WENR-Ten O'Clock Final WGN Heidelberg Concert Orch. MHO-Beach ('umbers' Orch. WIND-Swedish Prgm. WSAI -Music You Want W'TMJ-Today's Events 11:15 EST 10:15 CST CBS -Red Nichols' Orch.: WABC WCKY W H10 WADC WGAR WJAS (sn.11.83) MBS -Dick Barrii s Orch.: 11'CAE

NBC -Bill Bardo's Orch.: WEAF WMAQ WOOD NBC -Ranny Weeks' Orchestra: 11'01.0 MN -Don Pablo's Orch.: WJIM WXYZ WIBM CKLW -Music You Want KDKA-To You *WBBM -News WBNS -Dance Orch. WCCO- Curfew Time WGN Anson Weeks' Orch. WHAS-George Walsh Looks 'Em Over WHKRanny Weeks' Orch. *WJR -News: Fifty -yard Line Re- vue WLW -Sports WOR-Ozzie Nelson's Orchestra WTAM-Otto Thorn's Orrh. WTMJ- Shadows of Fu Manchu WWJ Dance Orch. 11:30 EST 10:30 CST NBC -Artie Shaw's Ora.: WEAF WCAE 1 sw.9.53) CBS -Sammy Kayis Orchestra: W'ARC WIND W1110 WCKY WADC 11'JÁ5 WGAR WBNS '«('CO MBS -Paul Whiteman's Orchestra: WOK

NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: WJ7. WIBM KDKA WOOD W'JISI WXYZ '«COI. WOWO WHK WBBM -Man on the Street WGN-Dick Jurgens Orch. WHAS -Football Follies WLW Bernie Cummins Orch. WMAQ -Abe Lyman's Orch. *WSPDEdward C. Ames, news '«FASI-Bill Marshall's Orch. WTMJ- Sports: Dance Orch. S,'«J.Dauce Orch.

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FOOTBALL BROADCASTS

Albright at Franklin and Mar. shall 145 p.m. EST, 12:45 CST, 11:45 a.m. MST, 10:45 PST WEEU WGAL

Auburn at Louisiana State 3:00 p.m. EST. 2:00 CST, 100 MST, 12.00 noon PST WAPI

California at Oregon State 4:45 p.m. EST, 3:45 CST, 2.45 IrIST, I:45 PST KM0 KVOE

Carnegie at Holy Cross 2:00 p.m. EST, 1.00 CST, 12:00 noon MST, I1:00 a m. PST KDKA WDRC WMAS WORC

Colgate at Syracuse 200 p.m. EST. 1.00 CST. 1200 noon MST, 11.00 a.m. PST WESG WFBL WGR WGY WHEC WIBX WNBF WSYR

Florida at Miami 8:00 p.m. EST. 7.00 CST. 6:00 MST. 5:00 PST WDBO WAX WKAT WRUF

Georgia Tech at Alabama 3.00 p.m. EST. 2:00 CST, 1 .00 MST, 12:00 noon PST WRDW WSB WTOC WBRC

Illinois at Ohio State 1.45 p.m. EST. 12:45 CST. 11:45 a.m. MST. 10:45 PST WBNS WTAM WILL

Indiana at Michigan State 1 45 p.oi. EST, 12.45 CST, 11:45 a.m. MST. 10:45 PST WIBM WOOD-WASH WJIM

Maryland at V. M. I. 2:00 p.m. EST, 1:00 CST, 12:00 noon MST, 11:00 a.m. PST WFBR WJEJ WSAL

Michigan at Pennsylvania 2:00 p.m. EST. 1:00 CST. 12.00 noon MST, 11.00 a.m. PST WCAU WGBI WHP WKOK WPG WJR

Saturday, November 18 Minnesota at Iowa

2:45 p.m. EST. 1:45 CST, 12 45 MST. 11:45 a.m. PST WTCN WOC WMT WCCO WHLB WHO

Nebraska at Pittsburgh 2:00 p.m. EST, 11)O CST. 12:00 noon MST. 11:00 a.m. PST WCAE WFBG WLEU WTBO

North Carolina at Duke 1:45 p.m. EST. 12:45 CST, 11.45 a ln. MST. 10:45 PST WBIG WBT WDBJ WDNC WPTF WRVA

Northwestern at Notre Dame 2 :45 p.m. EST. 1:45 CST. 12:45 MST. 11:45 a.m. PST MBSWGN WLW KHJ WSBT WCFL WBBM

Oklahoma at Missouri 3:00 p.m. EST. 2:00 CST, 1:00 IIST, 12.00 noon PST KMBC

Princeton at Vale 1:45 p.m. EST, 1245 CST, 11:45 a.m. MST, 10:45 PST WATR WBRK WEAN WFEA WHAI WICC WLLH WLNH WNAC WNBH WNLC WOR WSAR WSPR WTAG WTIC

Purdue at Wisconsin 2.45 p.m EST. 1:45 CST. 12.45 MST. I1: 45 a.nt. PST WBAA WKBH WHA WTMJ

Santa Clara at U. C. L. A. 5:00 p.m. EST, 4:00 CST, 3:00 MST, 2:00 PST KVEC

rulane at Columbia 2:00 p:m. EST. 1:00 CST, 1200 noon MST, 11:00 a.m. PST WSMB

Vanderbilt at Tennessee 1:45 p.m. EST. 12:45 CST, 11:45 a.m. MST. 10:45 PST WROL WREC WTJS WLAC WDOD WJHL WOPI WSM

V. P. I. at Virginia 2:15 p.m. EST, 1:15 CST,

12:15 MST. 11:15 1.m. PST WBTM WCHV WLVA WSVA

Washington State at Stanford 5:00 p.m. EST, 4:00 CST, 3 00 MST. 2.00 PST KIRO KOH KWSC

PROFESSIONAL GAMES

Sunday, Nov. 19 Chicago Cardinals at Washihg.

ton 2.00 p m. EST. 1:00 CST, 1200 noon MST, 11:00 a.m. PST WIND WOL WFMD WCBM

Detroit at Cleveland 2:00 p.m. EST, I:00 CST, 12:00 noon MST, 11:00 a.m. PST WIR WGAR

Green Bay at Brooklyn 200 p.m. EST, 1:00 CST, 12:00 noon MST, 11:00 a.m. PST WHN WKBH WTMJ

Philadelphia at Chicago Bears 3:00 p.m. EST, 2:00 CST. 1:00 MST, 12:00 noon PST WJJD WCAU

Pittsburgh at New York 2:00 p.m. EST. 1:00 CST, 12:00 noon MST, I1: 00 a m PST WOR KDKA

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Thursday, Nov. 23 Dickinson at Gettysburg

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ISTED below are names of all Popu- lar Song Contest No. 4 contestants not published last week, as well as

Popular Song Contest No. S contestants whose last names begin with letters A and B. More Hymn and Semi- Classical entrants are also included. Full information about the National Song Search may be found on page 14.

Popular Song Contest No. 1

Rauh. Juliette. (taler. Harold Mendier.. Roscoe: Darr. Ethel t Ilia. 1; Bartell(, Omit,: Bart Mat: Beck. Aldell. Relish. Dim. Rent-dirt, l.rlsnd. Bee- Janos. A., Berdehl, Cleo. !Modes. %Via red. ltln- W Strineu tJ r.r. ,.Ir. lieury. Doom. OS. Raya

Bark. George (Mr..l:a Blanchette. RIM 1Mm.); Brood, linter. Viager. Ada, Messing. amuses; Mick. K. (tond. t,rottr: Bone. Gee Boruuke, Harold: Botwil,, L.; Bower., Wilfred. Brdwy, It.; Bran- non, Gus. Rieder. Ed.; Beuem.n. Peg: Beugle. Newell. Britton. CRffuld, Iirousou, Margaret: Brook, Autel Itrus u. Resale. Brown. Prank: Brown. Korman; urutnldoml, Lott(.; Bufflnu, Harriet; Bullock. Flora: Built, Betty: Busch, Henry; Bushell, Etas; Butrhrr, Lynn; Syrup. B.: Caler,

Carley, Ba): ('arnml,y, David: Carpenter. Julm; Carr, laye -, Carr, Marguerite; C , Car- oni.. Cates. I'Della; Crrwtrk. Kenneth. Charles. Loran 1.1.1; Chesil. W.; ('bitlendea, Alta; Clapp. Edward; Closter. Marjorie; Clover. Jobs; Glutton, Sam: Cockrell. B.: Colburo. ('hulotte: Cole. Jaunie: Comnvl, Adele. Condon, Itr(h, Couvi, George; Cook. Marl: Cooke, Retiree!: Cooper. Albert; Cooper. Dore; Cope. Lou,... Coulter. L.; Cowdrlck. George; Crawford. Vera; ('ro. ker. Al.: Cummings. Joe.

Dented. Beatrice: Daniel.. Frank: Deniellr, Leo. Darr.. Lou: Uavi., Ruby: Dawn. M Dixon. thin. IJeYran,u. Joseph; larl:ea.o, Michel: Deurmel. Henke: Droning, l'or.. IMrk.en. Clemens; Devine. D.; Dennis. Arch, Ullla. co. Sur. Ulckersea. Verna: DINabl.. Jimmie; Doane, Willman: Duby.. Mlrlam. Dolan, Betty: Dula., Petty; (bels, Carmel: iauelas, Lew. DUlit.11. Roth: Dunn. )geler. -. Eckert, Gilbert: Edwardv, l.everett: Eerige,bnrg. Ted. Klrbhorn, Clare; Elklaod. Ed- win. Klwnhul, Steve; Y.IIYrlak, Jack: Elawnk, tu... Eudl. Autbon, Banes. Henrietta: Eppel, Alegi, Kr 11 son. Virginia, Emrswu, Il.: Eventul,, Zell., E.ald. Esther; Pabrso. Etb> le: Vaulter. W'111iuu. hlrtuer. Robbie: Fare, John. rearneley. XIII.: Federrr. Ralph. Frrrimmn, V Ircloia. Find 1er, RIIn IYtln: h'logr. John; Finny. Gewige; Flu-her, Ja, rls.'IYi. Hurla: Flint. SII.ue: I.'il. Ethel Surd. !torten... reviler. h..: Fort lier. Lest' rot. Freda iMn.I; Francis. Gertrude; Franklin. E.. Preru,.t. H.: Frenzel. Itnchufoud: Fred. Jere: Yunnan. Bence.

(Wilford. Ian. Garret. It.: Eagan..,,, L.: Gault. Aodrew: George. Edward; °lb.os. E.: Gledd. Sadie: (:III. Jr. n, l:lllls. Harold. (:inter. Wm. (Jr. I: Gundrnne. lare -. 4o..u. Flets; Good wlu. Carl. Graham. Ewlwrd IJr. P : Grater, Ger- trude: Griffith. Unse: Gresham.. Rita: Curie'. Joseph: Hag.+ Luta IMn. I: Hagen. D.: li11. l roes. Had(. Marie; Hmn.ud. tole: H.muwnd. h:dnb. Hank.. H. IMn. I: Hnn... Carol: Hap son. June: Harbert. Barbera I Mrs 1: Hartley. Irene Mrs. o: Iiartley. Thorns.; Hefner. Lee. Heel.. faut; Hetnrlrh. Kei.krr. Helm.. Martin: Hewer, ('lare; Il1ck Sant: 11111. Charles: 11111. Ilene : Hill. June (load. It ; Hodge. George: Hoffman. Marian. Bulgier, Mary: Hopkins, Mary: I lopkhe. ferry: Hopkln.on. II.: Horton. howl.: lloward. Helen. Howe. Grace IMn.(: Hubbard. Pauline. Huchhing. l'art: Hell, Russ: Hooter. Clyde, Hunter. Milton: Hulcblm.ou, G. filr..I: aun. Don: Inemen. Libby and Jlmmr: Inter. lieht. I lin.) ; Jacobson. Fred: Johnson, harry; Johnsen. Il. IMr..1: Johnson. Jessie. Johnson. Peggy: Jones. Lois: Jn... Joseph: Joordan, Sill: lmlkin. MA react: Justice. Mildred. Knots. Ken. math: Kele,. Robert Keith. A.; Keith, Bob; Keller. Len.: Kerk hart. Magnet I Mrs. 1 ; Ker.t- in,. Clair: Kiefer. F. t3n.l: Kidder. James: Kindle. rore.t. Kludsrhi. L.; King. Fred: King.. Nary. ('hart... Kittell, Robert: Klein. Wm.: Kline. It.: Knox. Harold. Kon,alln. F:ndl: Kro,,herg. .tutee: Krdeter, Mimo,,: Kruger. Bernice I lira.(.

Ladin. l.11han; l.amadrid. Alicia: L.plerre. Ar. unir; loud.. Arthur: Lavigne. He.e. I .aw, W.; Ica . John: Lehmann. Margaret: Lent(. Al.; I ewin i'md: ttwert. S.: 1.11Ile. Anna IMn.(: lue. J. Logan. Lee; Lomb. Eugene- Lundeell. Merle: Toton. Lucille and Earl: I.uttrell. Dorothy; Lynch. Mary: l.voln. Alive: Lyon. Edgar: flu GIA.).,. ?Ionie Mack. Jim llerR... Huh: tlntuhnev.. ItfrhaM )artel. Dayan: Martin. J.: Lliurtint, John: M..alle. S.: Mi.. Florence: LIInerd, Avert?: Mnn.nr, Nona: Merklen. Ray: 1ienehk, Robert: Meyer. Norman: Michael, Rob. en; Miedema. Sam Mlieni. Jye.. and Sam: tlilaneltl. Al. : Miller. II.: Miller. Ili... Hiller, Harold: Milligan. Gladys 11111- J.pl, M11s, 1Hld'eft eMr I: Monda. Paul: Montgomery. W11. Wino: Moore. Dell: Moore. Paul: Morgan. Clarke: Morton. Jeff: Morri., Nydeen: Morris. Robert; tlorrlsen, Carlos; Morrimey. Edward.

M.Coner, Winifred; McCoy. Ruby: McDaniel. I ; Me Kalip, Manell: McKee... Luella; McNeil. J.: Npley. Anna,,d: Neer. Kathleen: Neilwu. Inman!. Neven., Sherwood. Newton. Clifford: Ney IOU, W.; Nbole. Louise: Nolte. Harry Odenkirk. Alice. O'Donnell. Weller: 11Kelley, Mary; O'Kel- ley. Wm.; Olympia. Henry; O'Neill. Jessie i Mr..1: O'Reilly. Jobe: Orr. Kerber, l'are, Prank: liege. Letterer: Parker. Henrietta. Parmelee. Charles; Payer. John: Pearson. Ethan: rellanen. Matt: Pelletrll,l. Daniel. Pemberton. Arthur; Perry. Lillian. Petersen. Mitchell: Peterson. Estelle I Mn.1: Peterson. J.. Pfeiffer. Rob. Piers, Mar. Piper. Lawrence IMr. I: 1lauta. Florence: ('olio ko. Mary: Pooharhoff, B01. Conlin, Antolnet t,-. l'uItai Nicholas: 1'le. (Leo.. Ralson. Gene: Rdi, Clarence: Rar, M.: Randolph. .pert: Randolph. Ruth: Reese. Charlie: Rickets. Jeunette: Riley, Ted: Motel, William: Itlniker. Ita>u.ord; Robert Harry: Itoblson. Roy: Ito.loll. 11111: Roger.. 11ar- tuerlte: Romaine. Evelyn; Roar. Dorothy; hoses Meet. Perry: Rosa. Leo: Rubeust. Anton: Kurel, (toy. Rymond. Rumaell.

SalYr, Roberts.; Ramer. Thelma: Sample. Zenith. Sarbey. Ethel: Satterfield, llelra. der.. Hardie Sawyer. Lucille. Schabener, Rather. Schafer. Eddy: Scharf. Pearl. Seheluun. Rolland !drramm. Herbert; IMhrotl. W.: S,liwehke. llar. old. Schwelger. Henry: Seal. tala ¡Mrs..; Secrest, 11rry: Seely, Nelly: Shadle. J.: Shaeffer. for nine: Shadoln, Nell. Shannon. Choreal. %h L Sheeley. Frank: Shelby. Addle: Shertar. Har- old. Shiner. Howard. Shot'. Hen. Sima. ('rail; Sit iman, Addle: Slay, L I Dr.). Smith. A.: Smith, Arline. Smith. teat,: Smith, J.: Srnllb. Jay: Smith. Mary: Smith. Seaera: Sneed. R. iMn. l: Spencer. Mildred: %rack. Ieol.e: in.inbrook. Want.: Steen. Harriet: Sterne!. Irving: Stevenson. A.: Stewart. Larry: Slicker. Andy: %Ullmann, Jck: Stowell. Pruine.. 3I nu t. 1.1111.; Stoni,.sl Wris Sunnier. Oeda: Swift. C.; Tarama. Pommy: Taal- linger. Minnie: Tarlton ski. Bement: Temple. Alan: Tih,oni. John. Toresos. Cheries: Travi., Ralph; Tri cerf fee: '('urn.. Connell.

l'mt.0 haurr. A'wilds I Gtr.. 1: Veggie. il.: Van Knr.h -n. D. Vinrent. Helen: Vogel. Mike; Vogel. Jo- K.dlanu- Neri 11'sdnrorlh, 11.: Wain -

wrinhl. David: Wlbeck. Krick: Walker. F.: Wallace. Wm.: \\'llher. .Alfred: Waltz. Fred: Warfield. Pauline elle. l; M'ait.. William; Webb. Jos.pldne: Westny. Harry 1 Or.l: \Vellertreen. Me!: \Yhratlry, haul: White. It.: Whiting. Mora: Whyte. Mary: Wilms. Mr11u INIe. t: Wllkln. Verne: Williams. Bernard: Williarlla. Bill: lem.. I..: Wil.on ('cell: Wilson. Emme Wilson. J.. Wll.n. Mildred: \ClahoIit .1.nnie I Mr..i Winkler. Albert: \V lnnenfon. Harold: lVoehler. Henan: Wolter. John: Woods, Richard. \l'rIchl. Lillian 1 Mrs.I. Yeager. il.: Cobh Yonne. Gare IMrs.): Young. N.: Yonne Itnuell; Young. Sid-

.: Young. William

Pepuler Song Content Ne. b

Abell. Caber: Abernathy. Richard: Adam.. Irene: Alke,. L.; Aletnder. Anne. Allardice. Charles: Allen. Leroy: Alllau, Martha: Allred. Leland: Autdoi, Leona: Au.stei n. Edna: Anderson. ('Ian; A odrr. . Dorothy: Ande..Im. G elite.): Antler. son. >Irarl: Aquila. Anthony, Archer. IL; Arm- woo.. Mildred: Arnmt eons. Vera Ahcra ft. Row: Anf. Edward: -(yen. Resell: Raab and RuRlnt ton: Babork. Glenn: Recku.. Joli. (talle'. Bob; Kelley. Marcella: (taker. Kligatieth Rake, Harold: Rehlio. Jo..ph- Rail. Helen. Pilta rd. Renie Mr. t Ramnuun. Richard Barber. Rhode (Mrs :

Barber. lie.: Barnhart Hn..re- Itur. Marie iMr..1; K.rlelll. Male; Ram.. Rider . Beadle. Wisher: Bratty. Mildred Wit. I Heights. Ra£nnond: Ber. 1ah1. Archie. Iterten. Je !terser. Lee: Berry. Stephan IMn'int, Edwin: ItendY. Arene (Jr. I; Rlnln. Henry: Blarkaidlh, Lorenzo: Blake,.... Biulnia roe. R. I M rat Blessing. Jame.; Rolf. H.: Bond. George. Done G,,. (tonner. Mary: Itonit s k e. Harold Ibnrtwmi. .t oint; tourte. Jeanne: Rowers. Wilfred itraeutlgam. Ray: lire dar. Ede rd. Ite,,enan. Peg : Itrenikr. Harold -

Brener Eleanor: Brewer. ll.twl: frit.. Joe. Knit. Ion. Clifford: Brolln. Gunnar: M a i o Ma. Brcok nzzit: Brooks. Willem: frown. Donald' Brown. Emma. Brown. Ray: Brown. Wand Browne. Jim: Rrownride.. K. : Rutilons. Barham : Ruff tom. llar. teC Burthett. Randall: Burlingame. Norman: fur urha. Ka thech, Iturruwa. Llia; Busch, sien. re Broken. Evans. Butler. Bernice Ron.. H

Semi. Classical Song Centel Allardice. l'hart...: Rond. Geore.: !Suffern, Ilar

riot: Caanaaro. John. Dabh.. W ,11r. I Dan- forth. Gare. Orate.. Minnie I Mr. I Uriaetam.. Ill.-heel; Duan. Itelw.,a. Epps, .lire Gahriel.on, r. IMn.): Hanson. Jane Ilriuulu.n. K nee Ill. O. t Mn.I: Hoffmann. Carolyn K hue a. tlar. : SIay- nard. Avert!: Nrl.on. Eniel: l'bllhrlrk. Dori INF..); Special,. ViUrrnt. Geller.. Wm

Hyena Contest Allardice. Charles: th'rry. Allie; Buett. Evans;

Chilterden, Alta: Christianson. Evan: ('lepton. Ida IMn. I; Davis. Ruby: Mewing. ng. Helen; Hinters. Henrietta: Fly.. n.: humas. Carol: Hewitt.. 0. I)Jrs.l: Huffman. Carolyn: Hni.ln.ton. I.. Klnuta, Mary: Ilan, Entint: Loreit. Bene Meyer. Dorothea: Morrison. ('irlo.: Morton. Henry: Palmer. Irwin: Randolph. Ruth: Rince. Hear,: Narral.. Henry: Shadlr, Jack: Moseley. Frank: Smith. Georgie il.re. Win.; W.I. borough. Herold: Wolter. John.

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"Eight months later N. R. I. Employment Department sent me to Station KWCR as a Radio Operator. Now I am Radio Engineer at

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N. R. 1. Training took me out of a low-pay shot factory job and put me into Radio at good pay. Radio is growing fast.

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Established 25 Years He has .hr.. t. -d the training of noel turn for the Calm i,.-

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Radio is a young. growing field with a future. It offers you many good pay spare time and full time job opportunities. And you don't have to give up your present job go away from home. or spend a lot of money to heroine a Radio Technician. I train you right at home in your spare time.

Jobs Like These Go to Men Who Know Radio Radio broadcasting stations employ engineers. operators. technicians and pay well for trained men. Radio manufacturers employ testers. inspectors. foremen. service- men in good -pay obs with opportunities for advancement. Radio jobbers and dealers emp:oy installation and service men. Many Radio Technicians open their own Radio sales and repair businesses and make S30. S40. S50 a week. Oth- ers hold their regular jobs and make SS to SIO a week fixing Radio:; in spare tinte. Automobile. police. aviation. commercial Radio: loudspeaker systems. electronic devices. are newer fields offering good opportunities to qualified men. And my Course includes Television. which promises to open many good jobs soon.

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Radio is already one of the country's large industries even though it is still young and growing. The arrival of Tele- vision. the use of Radio principles in industry. are but a few of many recent Radio develooments. More than 28.000.000 homes have one or more Radias. There are more Radios than telephones. Every year millions of Radios get

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