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On Guard With the United States Coast Guard

Clark Gable Gives First Command Performance

GABE HEATTER'SHomelike Bomb Shelter

GABRIEL HEATTER'S bomb shelter on grounds of his Freeport,Long Island, home consists of one large room with beds for

five persons. Kerosene stove, protected by asbestos mats, heats it.Underground passage leads to house laundry and water supply.Sand -bags, axes, shovels, flashlights are ready for all emergencies.

SHELTER is furnished with auxiliary equipment (see mike on table),just in case Mr. Heatter has to broadcast during an emergency,includes reference library. L. to r.: Gabe's brother Max, daughterMaida, Mr. and Mrs. Heatter relax, household pets have fun

COMMENTATOR in-spects portable kitchen,holding cooking -utensils,food, water. Doormat is

asbestos, bomb -resistingentrance door of steeland shatter -proof glass

SHELTER ceiling (left)is low, as distance be-tween floor above andceiling is filled withspecial bricks (four thou-sand of them), plus wire,steel and copper mesh

Victory Auctions ..DAVE ELM AN of "Hobby Lobby" ra-

dio fame never had a hobby of hisown until the trumpets of all-out warwere sounded over America. Now it'svictory auctions, held after the regu-lar "Hobby Lobby" program. To au-diences totally unprepared for such anevent, Mr. Elman has sold close to$100,000 worth of War Bonds andStamps.

The idea startedwhen Dave turned fiveladies' handbags intoas many machine-guns- figuratively speak-ing. Here's what real-ly happened: A hob-byist from Florida,who makes bags fromodd and rare woods,asked Dave to giveaway five as souve-nirs among the studioaudience. That gavehim the idea of usingbags to sell WarBonds and he auc-tioned them off tohighest bidder. Re-sult: The bags broughtthe price of five ma-chine-guns-$3,100!

To date, Elman has held nine 'ofthese auctions.

Inorder to keep them going, HobbyLobby Elman wrote to hobbyists whohad appeared on former programs,cited the example of the handbagauction, and asked them for articlesto sell for bonds. Hundreds pouredin from all over the nation, donatedby Americans who were eager and

RADIO'S Hobby Lobbyman-Dave Elman-hishobby is victory auctions

grateful for the opportunity to turntheir hobbies into war materials.

First time the victory auction ideareally went on the air as a hobby onElman's program, he himself was in-terviewed on his hobby by LintonWells, news analyst. Before this, Davehad written to Lieutenant Bulkeley oftorpedo-boat fame for some souvenirs

of his history -makingonslaught against theJaps and his trip toAustralia with Gen-eral MacArthur. Thelieutenant sent his PTtie clasp, collar in-signia for senior gradelieutenant, togetherwith a personal noteof thanks to thehighest bidder. Topbid for these was$16,000. If a personwishes to bid on anarticle but lacksenough money, proofof War Bond pur-chase in amount bid,and brought to El -

man's office duringthe week, will suffice.

After first victory auction aired,Dave requested that anyone interestedin how to conduct one write to him.In next two days he answered overa hundred notes of inquiry. Simpleto conduct, they have caught the in-terest of the nation. Like bingo andkeno, victory auctions can becomenation-wide. And think of the revenuefor War Bonds and Stamps they willgarner if they do! -The Editors.

MOVIE -RADIO GUIDECONTE NTS

Clark Gable's Command Performance 1

The United States Coast Guard 2

Teresa Said "No!" 4

Vic and Sade (a fictionization by Wiley S. Maloney) (Episode 4) 5

Valiant Lady (a fictionization by Wiley S. Maloney) (Part 2) 6

The Movie Front, by Frances Long -8

The Radio Front, by Lieut. Col. Curtis Mitchell, E. Kay, AveryThompson and Bill Androws 10

Music, by Robert Bagar 12

Frequency Modulation. by Dick Dorrance 13

Short Waves, by Charles A. Morrison 14

Complete Programs for This Week 16-31Help Name Lum and Abner's Baby 32

Feminine Forum, by Edith Hampton 33

What's Cooking! by Georgia Scott 35

Cover Photo by HurrellVolume 11, Number 47

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Mel Spiegel. New York: Bill Andrews. Chicago: Richard Kunstman. Prug.ams: Charles A. Morrison.Short Waves: Dick Dorrance, brequenry Modulation: clobert bagar. Music.

EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: Elizabeth Engelman, Raymond Hanlon, Charles Loclgno, ClarenceReuter.

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Clark Gable's Command PerformancFor the First Tíme Since Carole Lombard's Death

Clark Consents to Make a Public Appearance

"ANYTHING that will makeoJr men overseas fee a

little nearer home, 'm willirg iodo," sa d Clark Gable when hewas requested to appear en"Command Performance," theshort-wave program broadcastfor America's armed forcesabroad- And a brief smile lightedhis face when he was told thatsoldiers "over the -e" had es -pressed a desire to near his vciceon the air -show that's put on bythe War Department espe:ialyfor them. For since Carole Lori -bard's death, GaEle has beena recluse. Now his one redlyvital interest lies in service $o 1 -iscountry whenever and wheneverhe can give it. HDw, is up -oUncle Sam! For great sorrow hasleft plains of loneliness is hisheart that only true service -ofellow man and country can fil.

:LA 2K GABLE as he appeared with Bette Davis, Don Wilson on War Department's broadcast fcr U. S. soldiers overseas

Heroes of the SeaTell Their Storieson Coast Guard Show

ACOLLIER in a convoy is tor-pedoed and the captain of aCoast Guard cutter disobeys

orders and risks court-martial to res-cue her crew.

A merchant ship is torpedoed andthe crew of a Coast Guard surf -boatrows through a lake of flame to rescuesailors trapped by burning oil.

A freighter goes on the rocks in afull -gale blizzard and a motor life-boat fights through hell -below -zero tosave her captain and crew-

These are but a few of the real -life, out -of -the -record -book storiesdramatized Saturdays at 1:15 p.m.EWT over an MBS network on "OnGuard with the Coast Guard."

And here's the punch to this story:Most of the parts are actually takenby Coast Guardsmen-former radiopeople now in service!

The scripts are produced and di-rected under the watchful eye of BlairWalliser, for many years director of"Helen Trent" and "Backstage Wife"as well as ''Bob Becker's Dog Chats,""Harold Teen," "Americans at theRamparts," and others. A formeryachtsman, he's now a lieutenant inthe United States Coast Guard.

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HEAVE! That's the cry as the young Americansat left haul in a hawser on a Coast Guard vessel.They are stripped for action, ready for anything

THUMBS UP! There's joy in the smile of tiehusky Coast Guardsman above, +here's a grimwarning in that bandolier of death -laden bullets

What You Should Know About the Coast Guard1. IL was organized in 1780 and is the smallest and one of the

oldest of the armed forces.2. In peace time It operates under the Treasury Department. and

In war, or when the President so directs, it serves under theNavy Department.

3. Its speedy 83 -foot "sub -busters" are driving the sube back fromour shores.

4. Its big destroyer -type 327 -foot cutters are on convoy duty faroe the open se

5. Its crews n transports that carry American troops to allparts of the globe.

6. Its men, skilled In handling small boats, operate landing -boatswith our task forces.

7. Its air arm wing, aloft In the big "Hying lifeboats," most ofwhich are now s submarine patrol.

8. The Coast Guard maintain 32,000 aids to navigation along40,000 miles of American inland, coastal and territorial waters.These activities range from Alaska to Puerto Rico and fromHawaii to Greenland.

9. The Coast Guard has transported as many as 80.000 people tosafety in a single major Hood disaster in the Midwest.

10. The Coast Guard has maintained an Ice -patrol in the NorthAtlantic since the Titanic disaster. During as the years since.no other ship has sunk from striking s berg.

11. Coast Guard cutters on -weather patrol" duty provide meteoro-logical data that helps to keep the transatlantic planes flying.

12. The Coast Guard maintains shore stations which patrol ourcoasts, ever watchful against spies landing from submarines.

13. The Coast Guard protects ad harbors, docks, ports and water-front facilities against fire and sabotage.

14. Coast Guard ice -breakers keep our harbors open late in thefall and early In spring.

15. The Coast Guard protects fisheries and seal herds, guards againstsmuggling, acts as the maritime police force, and performs

of other services in pea and w alike. Indeed. "TheNavy

ceof Mercy" Is now "The Fourth Arm of Uncle Sam's

Fighting Forces"!

"ON GUARD with theCoast Guard" radio showrehearsal managed byproducer Lt. Blair Walliser

HEROIC RADIOMAN of a torpedoedcutter tells his story on the CoastGuard program with the help of BobLarimer, former civilian announcer (I.)

"READY TO ATTACK!" A sub's near by, and these CoastGuardsmen have loaded Heir "Y" gun with two powerful depth-charges. Those iarmless-looking drums contain enough explosiveto crumple a sub's plates. Sailor at right will pass the fire order

FLYING LIFE --BOATS line the planeabove once pztroled sealanes to savewreckel marin-rs. Now +Fey keep up anendless anti -sup patrol alorg our coasts

SUB-EUSTER isCoas- Gua-d'sni.:knarne for 83 -foot ,peedy pa-trol Vessels likeore sFown above

CONVOY DUTYfinds '-he CoastGirard shepherd-ing Uiited Na-ticns' shippingto allied ports

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DAUGHTER AND SISTERof Coast Guardsmen, Lor-raine Green is introducedon show by Claide Kirchne-

"FIRE" is the word, and two "ash cans" sail high in the air,to drop into +he water near the sub. Such depth -chargeattacks on enemy marauders are every -day jobs for theCoast Guardsmen who fight to protect shipping

"SOUND" SEAMANSHIPfeatures "On Guard withthe Coast Guard," Hereseamen advise soundmen

"BAM!" Tie depth charges ex-plode far beneath tie surface,throwing water skyward. Tracesof oil will tell of sub's death

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Say No,Bright Lot!

TERESA Wrighthas prospects -

and exceedinglybright ones atpresent-of be-coming Holly-wood's foremostdramatic actress.And twenty -four-year -old MurielTeresa owes it largely to the fact thatshe had the courage to say no whenshe was first approached by movie -talent scouts while playing in theBroadway production "Life WithFather." Teresa was well aware ofthe fact that the majority of youngactresses signed for pictures had togo through the mill of posing endlesslyin bathing -suits, sweaters, before theygot a chance to act. She refused. Acareer in movies interested her, butthe pictorial -art route, via fan maga-zines, didn't. Acting came first. SamGoldwyn's offer to sign her to along-term contract was viewed withthe same suspicion until he offeredher the role of Bette Davis' daughterin "The Little Foxes." Every movie-goer who saw "The Little Foxes" willrecall what a fine job Teresa did. As aresult, she was offered the plum thatmany a movie star of standing wouldhave given a good deal to pick-thatof Mrs. Lou Gehrig with Gary Cooperin "The Pride of the Yankees." Now-no newcomer's path to stardom in Hol-lywood looks brighter than Teresa's,because she was right when she hadthe courage to say-"No!"

TERESA WRIGHT sighted stardomin Hollywood when Sam Goldwyncast her in "The Little Foxes"

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MARRIED to writer Niven Busch(above), Teresa was annoyed atPublicity given her engagementbefore she'd even told friends

-Nal NUlpin

BIGGEST role to date is that ofMrs. Lou Gehrig, opposite GaryCooper (shown at left) in Gold-wyn's "The Pride of the Yankees"

SADE GOOK, whose house-keeping virtuosity was thetalk of the Ladies' Thimble

Club and whose whole life waswrapped up in her husband, Vic-tor R., and fourteen -year -old son,Rush, would have been the lastperson in the world to accuse Vicof being underhanded.

There were times, however,when her suspicions becameslightly aroused, when the febrilenerve -centers of her brain sentup distress flares warning her thatthings and stuff were in the air.At such times, Vic seemed to pos-sess the remarkable ability ofnumbing Sade's better judgmentand quieting her innermost fears.

It was not that Victor RodneyGook, the mildest of men, everdid anything of which Sade ac-tually disapproved. It merely wasa case of outraged conservatismand taste. For Vic's chief offenseslay in the realm of acquiring pos-sessions relating to his lodge, theSacred Stars of the Milky Way.Vic sensed Sade's deep-seated wo-manly dislike of pomp and displayand, as a consequence, was cir-cumspect in his approach to theacquirement of controversial pos-sessions. Vic owned little outsidethe volumes in his extensive lodgelibrary that was not the resultof a long campaign in which hebrought forces to bear that re-sulted in Sade's guard becomingmomentarily relaxed. When theright moment came, Sade-alwaysunexpectedly-found the smallhouse half -way up in the nextblock possessed of a new and unusualtreasure, which, in due course, mustbe relegated to the attic or basement.

Such was the affair of the portraitof R. J. Konk, the founder of theSacred Stars of the Milky Way.

It all began early in February withan innocent brown -wrapped parcel onthe library table. From the markingson the package, Sade knew it wasfrom the lodge, and her mind geareditself for the assault she knew wouldoccur sooner or later. Vic returnedhome from his labors as the chiefbookkeeper at the Consolidated Kitch-enware Company, Plant No. 14, andhis manner, on arrival, was a shadetoo hearty. Sade feared the worst.

"Your parcel came from the lodge,"she said without enthusiasm.

"Ah," Vic said, beaming and un-wrapping the package. "A book aboutpretty flowers. See the handsome.:over?"

The brown paper lay on the floorand Sade pursed her lips disapprov-ingly.

"What'd it cost?" she asked. "Lodgefellas send the book to ya free or doya hafta pay for it?"

"I hafta pay for it," said Vic, hisenthusiasm undampened.

"How much?""Dollar an' a quarter." Vic paused.

He, too, realized the potentialities ofthe moment. "You consider me extrav-agant, perhaps?"

"No," Sade said reluctantly, and al-most breathing a sigh of relief. "Butit's just another dollar an' a quarterthrown out the window lust for junk."

"Let's not quarrel, Sadie," Vic saidin his most kindly voice. "Come on,sit beside me on the davenport. Iwanta show you this pretty flower -book. I have important plans for the

R. J. Konk: He winks, smiles, groans, scowls, weeps, perspires

VIC and SADEThe Gooks Writhe as Vic Presents

a Rubber -Faced Portrait With the

Most Ghastly Mechanical Habits

lawn this summer."Now Sade realized the mo-

ment had come to rebel. She didmake tentative moves toward at-tack, but, as usual, she was notfar-sighted enough to see theactual objective. Vic's attack was afeint, an engagement covering a moreserious campaign. The lawn wasSade's province and Vic was aware ofthat fact. He planned well. Sade wasinterested and unsuspicious.

"You have important plans for ourlawn this summer?" she asked. "Yamean you're gonna plant stuff?"

"Uh-huh," said Vic matter-of-factly."Takin' the lawn outa my hands,

huh?""Not at all. We can work together.

We can-" Vic turned abruptly onRush, who had found a place besidehis father on the davenport. "It was

your mother, Lillian, that I in-vited to sit down beside me," theelder Gook said.

Rush moved off and, despiteeverything, Sade found herselfon the sofa looking over Vic's

shoulder."You never been interested in flow-

ers before," she said. "I just can't seeyou botherin' with flowers. Diggin' an'prunin' an' trimmin'. You'd bother onelittle short bother an' then quit."

"You'll find yourself mistaken, Sadie.I intend to-hey, what's the idea?"

Sade was turning a page of thelodge book. Vic's sortie had been suc-cessful. Sade really was interested. "Iwanta look at the next page," she said.

"An'," said Vic, who now was sureof himself, "I wanta look at this page.Permit me to advise you to keep yourhands to yourself. I will turn the

leaves of the book at my own timean' pleasure. Say, Kiddo, what doyou think of this flower?"

"Don't recognize it," Sade re-plied.

Vic read slowly from the volumein his lap.

"Noster yopp eggo . . I'm notabsolutely positive, but I thinkthat means 'Our sweet bluebell.' "

"That's no bluebell," Sade saidwith conviction.

"Well, it's probably a memberof the bluebell family, though. Atany rate it's a very pretty posy,an' I thought I might plant someout by the garbage -box."

"Vic, I always plant panther's -blood out by the garbage -box.Hey, now, mister, I don't inter-fere with your little fads an' fan-cies. But my yard an' my flowersis different. My department an'nobody else's."

"We can work together, Sadie,"said Vic in his smoothest voice.

Sade looked at Vic suspiciously."How'd you happen to get inter-ested in flowers all of a sudden inthe first place, Vic?"

"Lodge headquarters sent me alittle leaflet. They described whata fascinating hobby flower -raisingis. An' they had all sorts of ideasfor designs an' junk. For instance,one sky -brother in Ohio plantedsweet-williams that spelled outthe name 'R. J. Konk' clear acrosshis front yard. R. J. Konk, yaknow, is the founder of the SecretStars of the Milky Way."

Sade pounced on that. Shethought she'd discovered the

whole motive behind the present en-gagement.

"You gonna do that?" she asked."I might," Vic said casually, turn-

ing another page. "Here we have-'gears wock pie chew.' Translatedroughly that means-"

"There's a rock in my shoe," saidRush.

"Really, Rush," Vic said frostily, "ifyou wax much funnier I will be forcedto hold my sides. Translated roughlythat means 'Angel kisses for littleHarold'."

Sade looked closely at the picture."That's a delphinium," she said withauthority.

Vic disregarded Sade's correction."Another sky -brother, Kiddo, in Ken-tucky planted roses an' they grew upin the design of the lodge's coat ofarms."

"Um," said Sade, feeling slightly un-easy. "People'd think you'd gone dip -

"I think the other notion I men-tioned is better," Vic said. "Have flow-ers grow up to spell out the name 'R.J. Konk'."

"They'd think people named Konkresided here," said Rush.

"Vic, I can't believe you're seriousabout this," said Sade miserably."Because flowers'd mean so muchwork. Oh, maybe one or two eve-nings you might put on overalls an'go fiddle around outdoors, but you'dnever stay with it. Now, don't youthink ..."

"Okay," Vic said cheerfully, "I'llretire from the field."

Sade looked at him narrowly, buthis features were impassive. Sade wasabout to say something. She thoughtbetter of it. She didn't know that Vic

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THE thrilling story of the radio pro-f gram "Valiant Lady," fictionized byWiley S. Maloney, is broadcast Mon-day through Friday over CBS at 10am. EWT, 9 CWT, 9:30 MWT, 8:30PWT, under the sponsorship of Gen-eral Mills for Bisquick and Gold MedalFlour. Joan Scott leaves Fairville, Ohio,to come to Chicago and start a newlife. She is a fugitive from justice, in-volved with her husband, Dr. TubbyScott, in a crime he did not commit.But Tubby is dead, tragic victim of amine disaster, and Joan's one objectivein life now is to clear his name andindirectly her own. Unknown to her,two detectives are awaiting her ar-rival in Chicago.

Margie Cook, blond New York ex -dancer, is due in Chicago the samemorning. She has been keeping com-pany with Jeff Clark, playboy son ofwealthy Thomas R. Clark, and is deter-mined to consolidate her position inJeff's affections by marriage.

When Jeff announces that the girlhe loves is to arrive that morning, hisfather decides to accompany him tothe station. But Jeff, knowing hisfather will not approve of Margie,leads him to the wrong station. Tocarry through his hoax, Jeff throws hisarms around the first likely youngwoman who steps off the train; andthat young woman happens to be JoanScott. Surprised by this unexpectedaction but at the same moment recog-nizing the two detectives bearing downon her, Joan throws her arm intoJeff's and permits him to introduce herto his father as "his girl." The detec-tives figure they have made a mistakeand retreat.

Shortly after they arrive at theClark mansion, Jeff comes to Joan andexplains the strange situation, asks herto stay long enough for him to find away out. Joan is reluctant at first but,won over by Jeff's likable personality,agrees to stay for a few days and play

Valiant LadyIn Thís Instalment Events

Take an Unexpected Turn for

Joan Scott and Her "Fiance"

the part. Now go on with thestory.-The Editors.

FOR a time, Jeff Clark, themillionaire playboy, andpretty Joan Scott, the un-

justly accused fugitive from jus-tice, sat in silence, busy withtheir own thoughts. Jeff was concernedwith the problem of breaking news tohis father-the news of Miss MargieCook's presence in Chicago. Joan wasbusy reviewing her own difficult situa-tion.

She realized that she'd told Jeffabout Tubby, her dead husband, butshe had not told him that she andTubby had lived in Fairville under thealias of Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Har-grave. Nor did she tell him about JollyRogers, the big, three -hundred -poundinsurance detective; or the warrantRogers held for her arrest. She'dmerely said she'd come to Chicago tofind a job.

"If I'm going to clear Tubby's name

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of the insurance -fraud charges,"she argued to herself, "I'm goingto need money to hire detectives.I've got to be careful, though.Those two detectives waiting forme at the station this morning

T 2 must have been sent by JollyRogers. If it hadn't been for Jeff

and his father meeting me there, I'dprobably be arrested by now-I'm stillfree, and that's something."

Jeff ended Joan's reverie with alight-hearted remark and they wentdown to lunch together. Eleanor Rich-ards, Joan's best friend, would havecalled it a "scrumptious" lunch. Theywere in the large dining -room, at atable at least twenty feet long. Joannever had seen such luxury. The table-cloth was of Florentine lace; the china,Wedgwood; and the silver, sterling,of course. When they finished, Joanreturned to her room. Jeffrey broughther an armful of magazines.

"I don't want you to be bored," hesaid lightly. "If you finish these, there

are a lot more downstairs in the li-brary. Just ring for them. I'll be gonefor only a couple of hours and whenI come back it'll all be over. See youlater."

It was one o'clock in the afternoonwhen Jeff left. Joan settled back onone of the softer chairs and began tothumb through her magazines. Occa-sionally she heard a clock somewhereout in the hall chime, but aside fromthis she had no idea of the numberof hours which slipped by. Her firstrealization of the time was when sheautomatically reached over and turnedon a lamp. It was almost dark. It wasafter six.

Joan paced the floor for half an hour,wondering over and over what waskeeping Jeff. Finally she decided thatshe had played the game long enough.Going to the dressing -room, she madeup her face, put on her hat and glovesand prepared to leave. At that mo-ment, a knock sounded on the door ofher suite. It was Nelson, the butler,announcing dinner was served.

"I'm not going down to dinner," Joansnapped.

The butler nodded sagely and re-tired. To Joan, "not going down todinner" meant that she wasn't goingto eat, that she was leaving. To thebutler, however, it was a request thatshe be served in her rooms. A fewmoments later another knock soundedat the door. It was Nelson with dinnerfor two persons on a cart. Behind Nel-son came Thomas R. Clark, dinner -jacket and all.

"You know-ah-ah--Joan, this is apretty idea of yours," he said. "Eatingup here in your room is mighty smart.I've been having dinner in that emptydining -room of mine for so many yearsI've forgotten what it's like to enjoy alittle companionship. Do you mind ifI join you?"

It was typical of Big Tom Clark thatthe butler should have carried in histray even before Joan had time to an-swer. But what could she say?

At first, Joan was frightened; butafter a few minutes with the greatman her fears fled. If Jeff's father sus-pected anything was wrong about Jeff'scontinued absence, he said nothing. Hewas charming and affable. Joan foundherself rather liking the millionairepublisher of the Chicago Dispatch.Clark, in his turn, was -agreeably sur-prised to find Joan a most interestingand attractive young lady. At conclu-sion of the quiet meal, he apologizedfor his son's tardiness, then invited herto hear the opera, "Tristan," with him.But Joan refused.

"Why not?" Clark asked. At timeshe was direct-almost cruelly direct.

Joan hesitated, then answered himfrankly. "No clothes," she said.

"Ummm . Well, would you con-sider going out with an old man? We'llwear what we have on now. After all,Joan, you're going to be here for along time. A lifetime, if Jeff can helpit. You might as well get to know thiscity."

He was so nice about it that Joanaccepted.

They got into one of the limousinesand were driven up and down thestreets and boulevards of Chicago,through the parks, into the loop dis-trict and along the lake shore. Joanenjoyed herself immensely, partly dueto the fact that she had taken Clarksomewhat into her confidence.

"Mr. Clark," she confessed frankly,

BRENNAN took the note, read it,looked up startled. "Are you seriousabout this, Mr. Clark?" he asked

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"I don't know what Jeff's told youabout me, but I believe you'd betterunderstand. If you expect to findmy name in the New York social regis-ter, you're going to be disappointed.It isn't there. I . . my family isn'tamong the Four Hundred. My fatherwas a construction engineer. I'm notan heiress or a would-be heiress. IfJeff gave you the impression that Iwas a member of the Smart Set or thecafe society of New York, I'm sorry,because he's wrong. I'm not."

Clark seemed happy rather thandispleased over Joan's disclosure.

"I'm glad to hear you say what youhave, Joan," he said. "I'll be frank,too. I know all that Westchester Coun-try Club crowd-known 'em all mylife. But as far as I'm concerned, Idon't like the Four Hundred at all.Too much talk and not enough sensebehind it! I never thought of bringingthe subject up, but since you have-well, I want you to know that I'mglad you're the girl Jeff is going tomarry. I really mean that, please be-lieve me."

If Joan was tempted to make furtherconfidences, she repressed the tempta-tion and spent the entire evening en-joying the ride in the company of theolder man.

Meanwhile, Detective Jolly Rogerswas pursuing his quest without suc-cess. He knew that Joan Scott had dis-appeared somewhere in Chicago, buthe didn't dream that it was in thehome of Thomas R. Clark, one of thecity's most wealthy and powerful men.How could he guess such a thing? Hechecked all the hotels and cheaperrooming -houses, but got nowhere. Hereturned to his own hotel late thatnight and received a telephone callfrom his boss in New York. The bosswas adamant.

"I'm tired of hearing excuses, Rog-ers. And I'm tired of you spendingcompany money to chase all over thecountry after those Scott people. Afterall, they're not the only case on thebooks. Now, Rogers, if you knowwhat's good for you, you'll jump on atrain and get back to New York justas fast as you can! We're not payingyou to run after a couple of littleconfidence people."

So Rogers was pulled off the case,and Joan, who was entirely innocentin the strange insurance case, wouldhave been relieved to learn that fact.As it stood, however, she still be-lieved herself pursued by Rogers andunder the constant threat of arrest.

Now, although neither Thomas R.Clark or Joan Scott mentioned it, theyboth wondered what had become ofJeff that afternoon and evening.

Very shortly after leaving the red -granite Clark mansion, Jeff had ex-cused the chauffeur and then walkedrapidly for two or three blocks alongLake Shore Drive before hailing a taxi,which took him to the BeachwaterHotel.

The Beachwater, as everyone knows.is one of the most exclusive hotels inthe Windy City. Its view is superb, itscuisine excellent, its prices terrific. Itwas here that Miss Margie Cook, theblond show -girl and Jeff's light o' love,had chosen to reside on her stay inChicago. She had a suite on thetwenty-third floor. Jeff walked acrossthe immense lobby, stopped to buy anorchid, then proceeded to the elevator.

On the way up, he felt at his in-side pocket to make sure that the littlesquare velvet box was still there. Theelevator stopped. Jeff smiled weaklyat the elevator boy and walked downthe corridor to the door marked suiteC. He knew that Cookie would be in atemper because he'd failed to meet thetrain that morning, and for a briefmoment he paused, swallowed hard

nervously, and then, after shrugginghis shoulders, knocked on the door andwaited for the storm to burst uponhim.

"Well," said Cookie coming to thedoor, "it's about time."

She stood there indolently, her handson her hips, her blond head cockedat an angle. She looked at Jeff fromhead to foot and there was anger inher eyes.

"Well," she snapped, "don't standthere. Come on in."

She slammed the door behind heras Jeff entered. She was boiling, burn-ing mad. Jeff presented her with theorchid, but she dashed the cardboardbox and cellophane -wrapped parcel tothe floor.

"Hey!" Jeff cried. "What's the idea?There was an orchid in that box!"

"What of it? You can buy morefor me."

"That's a fine way to say hello.""You should talk about saying hello,"

Cookie said scornfully. "What kind ofgag do you think you pulled on methis morning? You've got a nervesending that stuffed -shirt butler downto the station to meet me."

"Oh, that ... well, I can explain,Cookie."

"You'd better explain! Who do youthink I am, sending a scarecrow ina derby to get me? Listen, Jeff, fillingthis joint with flowers and handing mepretty words doesn't explain why Iget called to Chicago to get marriedand the groom doesn't show up whenmy train comes in. What's the matter?Did Papa scare you?"

To ease the situation, Jeff toldCookie to put her hand in his pocketfor the little bauble he'd picked up theday before at Leacock's. Cookie, sus-pecting a present, complied. Sheopened the box, and really was awed,almost overcome. It was a ring andCookie liked it.

"Look at it with the sun on it," shesaid, forgetting her burst of temper.

The CharacterJoan Hargrave -ScottThomas R. ClarkJeffrey ClarkMargie CookNelson, the butler

THE CAST

The PlayerJoan Blaine

Charles WebsterLawson Zerbo

Jean EllynA T. Kaye

Mrs. Evans, the housekeeper Kate McCoombEleanor Richards Elspeth EricLester Brennan Everett SloaneJolly Rogers Clifford Stork

INDOLENTLY Margie stood in thedoorway, looking at Jeff from headto foot. There was anger in her eyes

else for me?""Hardly," Jeff said. "Dad knows you,

doesn't he?""Well, what happened to this other

girl?" Cookie asked partially mollified."Oh, I don't know," Jeff said, de-

pressed. "Dad decided to bring her tothe house. There wasn't anything Icould do, except-"

"Wait a minute!" Cookie screamed."Are you trying to tell me there's a girlin that house that your father thinksyou're going to marry? So, you've goteverything all arranged, have you?Well, let me tell you something, baby.We're going to settle this thing onceand for all. I'm getting on my littlehorse right now and going over to thathouse of yours. I'm going to plumpmyself right down in the middle of theliving -room and wait there until yourold man gets home. When he does-well, he'll find out who his new daugh-ter-in-law's going to be." She paused,looked at Jeff with fire in her eyes."Now," she added, "put that in yourpipe and smoke it!"

Jeff walked over to the sideboard and(Continued on -Page Facing 36)

"Gee, it's almost as long as my finger.An aquamarine, you say? Honestly,you're not a bad kid sometimes. You'llforgive me, won't you, Jeffy, boy? Ididn't mean to be so naughty."

"You'll always be naughty," saidJeff, "and I'll always forgive you."

Cookie led Jeff to the davenport."O000h, I missed you," she said, put-

ting her blond head against Jeff'sshoulder. "I used to wake up at nightand cry sometimes. I did. Honestly,I did, honey. Want me to prove it?"

She leaned over and bit Jeff's earand he howled with mock pain. "Jeffy,when are we going to get married?"

"Oh," Jeff said off -hand, "I don'tknow."

Cookie's reaction was instantaneous.She shoved Jeff away from her with aviolent motion that sent him sprawling.

"Hey," he cried, "take it easy. Younearly bounced my head on that coffee-table."

"That ain't all I'll bounce over yourhead," she cried, becoming angryagain. "What kind of business youtrying to pull on me-you don't knowwhen we're getting married!"

Jeff tried to explain, but it onlymade Cookie more angry. She kept in-terrupting him until, finally, he quietedher and told her about his father andabout Joan.

"You mean," Cookie asked indig-nantly, "that you passed off someone

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THE MOVIE FRONT

HOLLYWOOD'S ASKING WHY GARBO DOESN'TAID IN ALL-OUT WAR EFFORT

Clark Cable Enlists as a Prívate; Alan Ladd's Wífe Sells Hís Contract;

Cupíd and the Divorce Jínx Score a Tíe ín Hollywood-It's One to One!

HOLLYWOODBy FRANCES LONG

MOVIE folk are hiding their headsslightly in shame over recentadverse publicity about cer-

tain of their number who have a rep-utation for getting soft jobs in thewar effort. They needn't be so darnedself-conscious. Service flags at everystudio are full of stars with more be-ing added every day. MacdonaldCarey, who did such a fine job in"Take a Letter, Darling," missed theboat with the U. S. Marines throughno fault of his own. He tried to en-list, discovered on taking his physicalexamination that his eyesight was de-fective. Not seriously-but just enoughto be turned down. Now he's doingeverything to correct the weaknesswhile making another picture, afterwhich he's going to try once more tojoin up in the nation's toughest ser-vice branch ...

That apple tree the song -writershave made famous took a beating inthe marriage of Margaret Hayes toLeif Erikson. Margaret was the verybest girl friend of Jeffrey Lynn whenhe went off to war. Shortly after Jeff went to camp, Maggie met Leif andin a whirlwind romance became aReno bride. Now, after two monthsof marriage, they are separating. Thebets are now that Maggie Hayes won'tsit under the apple tree until Jeff getsback, but nobody knows how Jeff feelsabout the matter .. .

Silencing rumors that she was inter-fering too much with her husband's

JANE WITHERS and two of the forest friends she made while vacationingat Mount Wilson. Janie's just finished a personal -appearance tour inthe East, appeared on Kate Smith's show. Producers were so impressedthat they are now working with Jane on a sponsored show of her own

career, Sue Carol, the pretty actressagent who married Alan Ladd, hassold his contract to another agent for$10,000. She proposes now to concen-trate on just being a wife to the manshe made famous. People who haven'tbeen inside a theater for years but gonow to see this remarkable actor willlike to know that his next appearancewill be in "Lucky Jordan" ...

Clark Gable did much for moralewhen he enlisted last week as a buckprivate in the Air Forces.

The day before he was inducted,

-stork Club

DOCTOR FRANCIS GRIFFIN took his wife to theStork Club when they were on a Manhattan jaunt to-gether recently. In Hollywood she's Irene Dunne, mo-vie star, and one of the loveliest in the film colony

Gable made application to be an aer-ial bomber. Now he's in Miami, Flor-ida, for three months of basic train-ing. After that he hopés to enroll inan officers' candidate school. Queriedby friends who thought he was to bea major in the morale division, Gableis reported to have said: "I am notqualified yet to be an officer and feelthat, like any man who is not a spe-cialist, I should enter in the ranks."To which statement many people whohave been disturbed by Hollywood'sknack for landing some of its citizensin fancy uniforms add, "Amen!" . .

ANNE GWYNNE, now appearing inUniversal's "Men of Texas," gets insome roller-skating practise to meetincreasing rubber and gas shortage

Film capital folk are curious thesedays as to why Greta Garbo has notmade any public effort, as have almostall stars, to help entertain service menand sell war bonds. Your columnistis reliably informed that Greta's ro-mance with Dr. Gaylord Hauser stillgoes on and that she has plenty oftime on her hands. The war efforthas reached the stage where yourneighbor's business is almost yourswhen it comes to seeing that every-one does his part. Of course, Gretapays heavy taxes and doubtless buyswar bonds, but so does everyone else,and a star of her importance, enjoy-ing the freedom that would not behers if she were still living in hernative Sweden, should discard her sillypublicity -shyness now that we arefaced with an all-out fight ....

When Rita Hayworth and coastguarder Vic Mature arrived at theHollywood premiere of "Tales of Man-hattan," some quick-witted person washeard to say, "There goes Beauty andthe Boast." Not a bad crack, but rightnow the "Boast" is doing a good jobkeeping things clean in the CoastGuard. During his first week of ser-vice, Vic was kept busy in the gar-bage -emptying department . . .

Cycles usually run in threes, exceptamong actresses at M -G -M. Within ashort space of time four actresses fromthat studio have taken the maritalleap. Latest recruit is Ruth Hassey,which just goes to prove you can nevertell what will happen while you arelooking for rare Dickens editions. Afew months ago, Miss Hussey wasbrowsing in a Hollywood book -shop.

PATRIOTIC sign on the window of Joan Leslie's carsignifies that the Warner Bros. star, now appear-ing in "Yankee Doodle Dandy" with James Cagney,gives rides to service men who hail her for lifts

411.

FOR "Gentleman Jim," ErrolFlynn,,

and Ward Bond re-enact fight ofFifty years ago between James J.Corbett and John L. Sullivan

So was Mr. C. Robert Longnecker,a popular radio executive. With thatstart it took the pair only a coupleof months to get a license in San Di-ego and get married at Pala Mission,Pala, California. This marriage, likethe three which preceded it, took theHollywood gossip moguls by surprise,for Ruth was supposedly all set tomarry a Mr. Fogarty of Kansas City.After a short honeymoon, Miss Husseyreturned to work at Metro and Mr.Longnecker went back to his radiochores while awaiting an expected as-signment as a private in America'sarmed forces . , .

Bing Crosby and Bob Hope used toplay golf for fun; now they work atit, and have raised over $100,000 forthe Red Cross and Army and NavyRelief through their golf matches fromCoast to Coast. For this they haveboth been made honorary golf mem-bers of nearly every club in the UnitedStates and also honorary life mem-bers of the PGA (Professional GolfersAssociation), the only two people inshow business who have been giventhat honor , . ,

One of the most interesting storiesconcerning "Never Surrender," whichFritz Lang will write, direct and pro-duce for United Artists, is that Fritzis incorporating many of his own per-sonal experiences into the film. Thestory is laid in Nazi -infested Czecho-slovakia, with Heydrich the Hangmanplaying an important role. Lang, whonarrowly missed the clutches of Heyd-rich when he escaped from Germanyhimself a number of years ago, isincluding in the script some of theactual incidents that befell him onhis adventurous flight out of thecountry ..

The rigors of being a motion -pictureactress are strenuous, and Mary Mar-tin is one to attest to that fact in nouncertain terms. Paramount executiveshad no qualms of conscience whenthey assigned Mary a lead role in"Canadian Capers," in which she playsa hard -riding cowgirl. Mary, after all,is a Texas gal and should know allabout horses. Mary, however, was toobusy with her singing and dancingas a youngster to pay any attentionto horses, and at present she is takingriding -lessons every day in preparationfor "Capers." She confides now to herfriends that her "Texas background"is sore!

THE MOVIE FRONT

Brief Picture GuideFind Your Best Entertainment Here

EXPLANATION: Ratings of pictures are in Vs-"for Victory"-and VVVV, afour -V rating, is accorded only a top-ranking, almost perfect production. VVV is awinner, excellent film fare; VV is average, and V, unfortunately, is below average.Natural -color films are so indicated as "In color" right alter the title, and ALLfilms are judged as "adult," "family," or simply "juvenile" fare-THE EDITORS.

OUTSTAN DINGCAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS

(VVV): R. C. A. F., Jimmie Cag-ney, and excitement. Also BrendaMarshall.-Family.

CROSSROADS (VVVV): Quitea thing. Bill Powell, with HedyLamarr, Basil Rathbone.-Adult.

HOW GREEN WAS MY VAL.LEY (Special) (VVVVV): Faith-ful, inspired picturization of Rich.ard Llewellyn's novel.-Family.

KINGS ROW (VVVV): Trulygreat picturization of the best-selling novel.-Adult only.

MRS. MINIVER (Special)(VVVVV): War -time drama,based on Jan Struther's novel.1942's best so far.-Family.

PIED PIPER (VVVV): Monty(Beard) Woolley is the piper inthis whimsical war drama.-Family.

PRIDE OF THE YANKEES(VVVV): The life -story of LouGehrig, great ball player andgreater man. Gary Cooper, TeresaWright star.-Family.

REAP THE WILD WIND (Spe-cial) (VVVVV): In color. His-torical drama of America's fightto rid the Florida Keys of pirati-cal wreckers. Fancily.

SHIP AHOY (VVVV): A mu.sical comedy with Eleanor Powelldancing, Red Skelton, Bert Lahrcracking 101 jokes.-Family.

SON OF FURY (VVVV): Amixture of exciting love andcruelty. Stars Tyrone PowerGene Tierney.-Family.

TAKE A LETTER, DARLING(VVVV): Hilarious comedy, withRosalind Russell and Fred Mac-Murray.-For everybody.

TALK OF THE TOWN(VVVV): Cary Grant, Jean Ar-thur, Ronald Colman in a grip.ping drama spiked with wit anda purpose. Family.

THE FLEET'S IN (VVVV):Dorothy Lamour, Betty Hutton,Eddie Bracken and Bill Holdenget the fleet in, with the aid oface vaudeville acts-Family.

THE GAY SISTERS (VVVV):Barbara Stanwyck and GeorgeBrent in a serious romantic dra-ma involving litigation.-Adult.

THE JUNGLE BOOK (Special)(VVVVV): India, with all itsmysteries and jungles, is glori-ously captured in color.-Family.

THE MAGNIFICENT AMBER -SONS (VVVV): Booth Tarking.ton's Pulitzer prize-winning novelmade into a highly dramatic pic.lure by Orson Welles.-Adult.

THE. REMARKABLE AN.DREW (VVV): Brian Donlevyplays Andy Jackson resurrectéd;removes blot on Bill Holdenescutcheon.-Family.

THEY ALL KISSED THEBRIDE (VVVV): Joan Craw.ford and Melvyn Douglas in asophisticated comedy.-Adult.

THIS ABOVE ALL (VVV):Fine war love -story, but betterif the censors let it follow book.Ty Power, Joan Fontaine.-Adult.

THIS GUN FOR HIRE(VVVV): Gripping melodramawith spy plot. Veronica Lake,Ala,, Ladd, "find" of year, sky-rockets to fame.-Adult.

TORTILLA FLAT (VVV): Pic-ture based on John Steinbeck'sgreat novel. Spencer Tracy, HedyLamarr, ,lohn Garfield are starsof piece.-Adult.

TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI(VVVV): War picture in color,starring Maureen O'Hara, JohnPayne, Randy Scott.-Family.

WINGS FOR THE EAGLE(VVVV): Melodrama of theworkers who build our war

planes, with Ann Sheridan,Dennis Morgan.-Family.

YANK ON THE BURMAROAD (VVVV): Topical and

exciting. Barry Nelson and La-raine Day.-Family.

YANKEE DOODLE DANDY(VVVV): Jimmie Cagney at hisbest as George M. Cohan headsgreat cast.-Family.

MUSICALSHOLIDAY INN (VVV): ling

Crosby and Fred Astaire In Irv-ing Berlin opus.-Family.

MY GAL SAL (VVV): RitaHayworth is really terrific.-Family.

PANAMA HATTIE (VVV):Screen version of Broadway hitwith Ann Sothern and RedSkelton.-Family.

SONG OF THE ISLANDS(VVV): Jack Oakie, with VictorMature and hula girl BettyGrable.-Family.

COMEDIESLARCENY, INC. (VV): Ed.

ward G. Robinson turns to con,edy, tunnels a luggage store tosuccess.-Family.

MY FAVORITE BLONDE(VVV): Bob Hope plus Made-leine Carroll and a daffy, rollick-ing spy plot.-Family.

ONE THRILLING NIGHT(VVV): Hilarious comedy, withJohn Beal, bashful bridegroom,involved with crooks on hiswedding night.-Family.

PARDON MY SARONG(VVV): Abbott and Costello-and fun for the family.

RIO' RITA (VVV): One ofAbbott and Costellti s best, withgood music, too.-Family.

SHIP AHOY. (See Outstand-ing.)

TAKE A LETTER, DARLING.(See Outstanding.)

THE COURTSHIP OF ANDYHARDY (VVV): Another MickeyRooney, with Cecelia Parkerback and new Donna Reed.-Family.

GREER GARSON asshe appears in the titlerole of "Mrs. Mini-ver," outstanding pic-ture of the yearTHE WIFE TAKES A FLYER

(VVVV): Anti -Axis comedy thatboosts the stock of FranchotTone and Joan Bennett, but Al-lyn Joslyn steals show.-Family.

YANK AT ETON (VVV):Mickey Rooney meets Tina They.en-Family.

CARTOONSBAMBI (VVVV) Disney's lat-

est in Technicolor. Sheer enter-tainment and fun for the wholefamily.

MR. BUG GOES TO TOWN(VVV): In color. The battle ofthe lowly insects against thehuman race.-Family.

OTHER FEATURESADVENTURES OF MARTIN

EDEN (VVV): Glenn Ford, Eve-lyn Keyes in salty tale of hell -ship mutiny.-Family.

BROADWAY (VV): GeorgeRaft in a picture that mightparallel his own life.-Adult.

BUTCH MINDS THE BABY(VVV): Brod Crawford is

"Butch," Virginia Bruce, thegirl; but Baby Michael Barnitzsteals the show --Family.

EAGLE SQUADRON (VV):Another Barrymore makes herfilm entrance, Diana.-Family.

GREAT MAN'S LADY (VVV):Stirring story of how much awoman can do.-Family.

IN OLD CALIFORNIA (VVV)John Wayne and Binnie Barnesin 1848 adventure.-Family.

JACKASS MAIL (VV): Wal-lace Beery has good support,anyway.-Family.

JOE SMITH, AMERICAN(VVV): A defense -worker melo.drama featuring Robert Young.-For all Americans.

JOHNNY EAGER (VVV):Robert Taylor is the gangsterwho takes Lana Turner.-Adult.

JUKE GIRL (VVV): AnnSheridan and Ronald Reagan inrobust Florida truck -farming dra-ma.-Adults only.

KID GLOVE KILLER (VVV):Van Heflin stars as police chem-ist.-Adult.

MALE ANIMAL (VV): Oliviade Havilland and Henry Fondashow you how profess -ors live-with laughs. Family.

MISS ANNIE ROONEY (VV):Shirley Temple gets her firstscreen kiss.-Family.

MISTER V (VVV): War -timespy melodrama starring LeslieHoward.-Thrills for the family.

MOKEY (VVV): Bobby Blakeplays a problem child.-Adult.

MOONTIDE (VVV): Jean Ga.bin's American debut will clickwith the ladies.-Adults only.

REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR(VVV): First melodrama show.ing Yanks in action.-Family.

SABOTEUR (VVV): Anotherwar -theme movie. Robert Cum-mings, Priscilla Lane.-Family.

SUICIDE SQUADRON (VVV):Romantic melodrama that coversa heap of geography. R. A. F. inactual battle.-Family.

SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS(VVV): Unusual Joel McCrea -Veronica Lake starrer. Funny,emotional, and Lake.-Family.

SYNCOPATION (V): JackieCooper as a grown man.-Family.

TALES OF MANHATTAN(VVV): Star-studded romanticmelodrama.-Family.TARZAN'S NEW YORK AD-

VENTURE (VVV): Tartan de-serts Africa.-Family.

THE BASHFUL BACHELOR(VVV): Lunt and Abner raiserabbits, go slapstick, knock overcans, win the big race.-Family.

THE BUGLE SOUNDS (VVV):The tank corps takes over Ser.geant Wallace Beery's cavalryunit.-Family.

THE CORPSE VANISHES(VV): Bela Lugosi and chills! --Family.

THE GHOST OF FRANKEN-STEIN (VVV): Is portrayed byLon Chaney, Jr.-Adult.

TRUE TO THE ARMY (VV):Jerry Colonna and Judy Canovain it.-Family.

TUTTLES OF TAHITI (VVV):Charles Laughton goes realisti-rally native.-Family.

WESTERNSAPACHE TRAIL (VVV): Okay

in all departments; Lloyd Nolanand Donna Reed head bill.-Family.

CALL OF THE CANYON(VVVV): Gene Autry proves hispoint.-Family.

SONS OF PIONEERS (VVV):Roy Rogers turns gun-toter-andhow!-Family.

THE CYCLONE KID (VV):Don "Red" Barry writes finis to

a reign of terror.-Family.

VIVIDLY portrayed is the history -making story of "Wake Island" aswritten by gallant United StatesMarines, and filmed by Paramount

MOVIE REVIEWS"Wake Island"

Cast: Brian Donlevy, Robert Preston, Mac-donald Carey, Albert Dekker, William Ben-dix, Walter Abel, Mikhail Rasumny, BillGoodwin, Barbara Britton, Damian O'Flynn.A Paramount production, directed by JohnFarrow. Original story by United StatesMarine Corps. Screen play by W. R. Burnettand Frank Butler.

Type of Picture.: This is a picturethat every American should see. Ittells of the terrific struggle of a fewthat so many can live a free life.

This la the Story: Unforgettable isthis thrilling dramatization of immor-tal hours in American history-theheroic defense of Wake Island! Theepic story of United States Marines ispresented with an authentic realismwhich makes the picture one of thescreen's permanent historical recordsas well as an inspiring contribution toAmerican morale. Dramatic and tech-nical achievements are the air battlesbetween a handful of Marine fightersand overwhelming numbers of Jap-anese planes. The notable cast is madeunique by the presence of only onewoman, lovely Barbara Britton.

Verdict: A splendid picture of these,our times! One of Hollywood's realcontributions to victory.

"Joan of Ozark"Cast: Judy Canova, Joe E. Brown, EddieFoy, Jr., Jerome Cowan, Alexander Granach,Wolfgang Zilzer, Will Dean, Otto Reichow,H. H. Von Twardowski, Anne Jeffreys, Don-ald Curtis, George Eldredge, Paul Fung. ARepublic picture, directed by Joseph Santley.From an original screenplay by RobertHarari, Eve Greene and Jack Townley.

Type of Picture: A mystery -studdedcomedy, plus a nest of spies foiled byJudy Canova and Joe E. Brown, equalszaniness at its peak!

This la the Story: Hillbilly JudyHull (Judy Canova) ignites a powderkeg of Gestapo intrigue operatingsomewhere hi the United States whenshe shoots a carrier -pigeon bearing acode message. Judy is marked fordeath when Cliff Little (Joe E. Brown)enters the picture. From then on Cliffand Judy's shenanigans are carried onagainst a background of war.

Verdict: The best Canova movie todate. And Joe E. Brown outdoes him-self masquerading as a Nazi spy.-Family.

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THE RADIO FRONT

KATE SMITH TO PLUG WAR SONGS ... CHICAGOBLACKS OUT ... CRUMIT RETURNING TO AIR

Washington Plans Its Own Stage Door Canteen; Elmer Davis May

Broadcast Again; Lamour Leaves Her Mark on a Soldier's Face

LAMOUR'S LIPSTICK gleamson Private Blatt's cheek. Attop he sings "Would You Liketo Take a Walk" on a KayKyser broadcast. Middle: Dot-tie accepts the invitation.Above: The pair returns, Dot -tie's kiss -prints showing plainly

WASHINGTONBy LT. COL. CURTIS MITCHELL

Several months ago, we talked overan idea with Ted Collins. If you re-member the last war, you recall howoften people in theaters sang thestirring war songs of 1918. Ted's ideawas that people were ready to singagain and that all they needed wasa leader. He said he had the leader inKate Smith. Not in person but in amovie short.

So you will be singing in yourtheater some of the days soon, led byKate Smith herself. The title of theseries will be "America Sings withKate Smith." All profits, by the way,will be turned over to the USO .. .

There is something exciting just inthe words "Stage Door Canteen." Irv-ing Berlin gave the phrase a lilt whenhe wrote "I Left My Heart at the StageDoor Canteen." Hollywood is makinga picture called "Stage Door Canteen."But what is it? In New York where itbegan, it is a cozy, comfortable placewherein soldiers find fun and food.There, they meet the stars and starletsof Broadway who have volunteered todance and dine with the fighting men.

The big news in Washington is thatwe too are to have a Stage DoorCanteen. Of all places in the U. S. A.,this city needs it most. The majorityof big Army camps are in the South.The majority of people in the U. S.live north and west of Washington.Here, thousands of soldiers changetrains. On week-ends the streets arecrowded with men in every kind ofuniform. For them, the Canteen willbe a godsend.

Plans were launched here recentlyby a supper on the stage of the BelascoTheater. More celebrities trod thosefamous boards that night than in allhistory. Among them, saying goodwords for the cause, were EleanorRoosevelt, Helen Hayes (a Washingtongirl who is coming home to take chargeof the canteen), Tallulah Bankhead,Edna Ferber, Paul McNutt, SenatorClaude Pepper, and many others . . .

Army officials are in a quandaryover what to do about Irving Berlin'ssoldier show, "This Is the Army." Itopened on Broadway on July 4, ex-pecting to play for four weeks. Itssuccess was so great that an additionalfour weeks was authorized. Now it isshowing a profit for Army EmergencyRelief of $42,000 a week, and expertsare saying it could run a full year.But the Army has other plans for thosesinging soldiers. When to send themon to finish their military training isthe problem. Are they more usefulmaking such huge sums for the needyfamilies of soldiers or as fighting men?It is a tough decision to make. Regard-less, Berlin has a check for half a mil-

lion dollars already written out forArmy Relief, which probably will bepresented on an early Army Hourradio program ...

Pressure is increasing to bring ElmerDavis back to radio. The voice withthe middle -western accent is missedthese nights when the news is scarce.Don't be surprised if - 'vis comes. toyou in his own varie of "firesidechat" this fall. His matter-of-factdelivery, plus the authority of his posi-tion as head of the Government's Of-fice of War Information would be awelcome tonic.

NEW YORKBy E. KAY

We have heard and read aboutBritish stoicism, but it was broughthome in the following conversationbetween Walter O'Keefe and MauriceEvans, overheard at dress rehearsalof the Stage Door Canteen program.O'Keefe: "Where's your home, Mau-rice?" Evans: "London." O'Keefe:"What part?" Evans: "Adelphi."O'Keefe: "Really! I visited that sec-tion during furlough in the last war."Evans: "Did you? Well, Walter, we'llnever see it again. The Jerries flat-tened it out. Shame, you know. I lovedthe place" . . .

Much excitement at a recent re-hearsal of "Hobby Lobby," heard onCBS. Walter Bruff, one of the hobby-ists, is a hangman. The victim-WalterBruff. At said rehearsal he slipped offa ladder while the noose was aroundhis heavily muscled neck and nearly

did a thorough job of hanging him-self .. .

It is good news when it concerns thereturn of Frank Crumit and JuliaSanderson to the air. Frank and Juliawill be back in the radio swing start-ing October 3 on CBS with an elab-orate question -and -answer program.They recently completed a four-yearrun on "Battle of the Sexes" .. .

Listening to Everett Sloane arousedour curiosity as to how many dialectshe uses in his radio work. We man-aged to corner Sloane as he was enter-ing NBC and explained we had spentthe greater part of the night countingdialects instead of sheep-had reachednineteen when old man Morpheusovertook us. Everett gave forth withone of his quizzical grins and startedto enumerate-twenty-seven had beenreached when, glancing at his watch,he waved his hand and dashed for thestudio. Everett was on the air anddoing fine...

The red carpet was put down whenGarry Moore of "Club Matinee" madehis triumphal entrance into New York.Garry is emceeing the new "ShowWithout a Name" program on NBCand is doing a swell job. His secretambition is to conduct a broadcastfrom a subway, which will be radio'sfirst street -on -the -man program . . .

It's good to hear Molasses and Jan-uary back on the Blue Network .

Bob Hawk had to change his specifica-tions for female contestants last Thurs-day. He asked for women who nevernagged their husbands and nary a one

COLONEL KILGALLEN, better known as Dorothy Kilgallen, divides hertime between +he CBS program "Voice of Broadway" and Father Duffy'scanteen. She's equally deft at dishing out gossip +o radio listenersand coffee and sandwiches to soldiers and sailors a+ the canteen

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THE RADIO FRONT

ALASKA -BOUND, Charlie McCarthy and Edgar Bergen prepare for lifein the war -threatened North by donning Navy togs. Accompanied by theinimitable Mortimer Snerd, Charlie and Edgar were slated to entertainfighting men in Alaskan bases. They return to the airways September 6

stepped forward . Surprised to findJean Muir of the flickers living in ourapartment -house. Jean is waiting tojoin the carriage trade and doesn't careif it's a boy or girl or twins.

HOLLYWOODBy AVERY THOMPSON

Male animals, trapped with lipstickon their faces, are favorite subjects forcartoonists portraying embarrassment.But to Private Blatt of the Army AirForces, the kiss -trace was somethingspecial. Kay Kyser was putting his"College of Musical Knowledge" onNBC's "Victory Parade" and the pri-vate was a contestant. Kay asked himto sing, "Would You Like to Take aWalk?" Blatt did, aiming his notes atDottie Lamour, who was in the studio.Dottie replied to his musical questionwith, "Would I!" and the pair tookeach other literally, walking straightout of the studio. So, you air -force boys,Blatt wasn't lying when he said thelipstick on his face was Lamour's! .. .

Once't upon a time, we associatedthe one-to-five-a.m. stretch of enter-tainment with a lazy, useless, over-dressed cafe society. But ConnieHaines, Blue songstress, performs onthat small -hour shift for a differentkind of folk-the swing -shift workersfrom war industries, whose workdayruns from 4:00 p.m. to midnight . . .

Speaking of war plants, the Britishare stepping up production by playingrecordings in the shops. Bing Crosbyand Dinah Shore are among the favo-rites with the workers-and with theexecutives who make the selections ...

This 'n' that: Vic Borge hopes theNazis confiscated his motor -boat backin Denmark. He says it burns so muchgas that it qualifies as a first-classsaboteur . Dick Cromwell (Kit in"Those We Love") wears his aviation -ground -school uniform at all rehearsalsand programs. His stiff schedule ofclasses doesn't give him time to change. . . Dorothy Kilgallen, the gal com-mentator, hit town for a two-weekstay with enough clothes for six

months-plus a heavy load of blanketsand sundry doodads acquired whenAlbuquerque Indians broke down hersales resistance . . . Current camp -show circuit -riders are Betty Grable,Allen Jenkins, Sheila Ryan and RitaHayworth.

CHICAGOBy BILL ANDREWS

We forget about this war-forgetit because we live so freely, easily,comfortably. But the other night 12,-000,000 of us in the Midwest re-membered it. Army orders droppeda blackout across the shores of LakeMichigan and the country far inland-Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana.

I rode an American Airlines flag-ship up from Chicago's Municipal Air-port on a starry, moonless night. Werose near where the black cornfieldsrolled against the outer reaches of thegleaming gridiron of city streets. Neonsflickered and fluorescents slashed the

OUTLAWED FREEDOM station inDenmark is portrayed in "Againstthe Storm." Actors shown hereare James Monks, Joyce Hayward

--Gordon

SHAKESPEARIAN HOOFER is Maurice Evans (r.), executing a snappy rou-tine with that more experienced vaudevillian, Walter O'Keefe. They ap-peared together in a gay and patriotic mood on the "Stage Door Canteen"program. This picture notwithstanding, Maurice did present Shakespeare

dark. Black bugs with headlightscrawled the boulevards, and LakeMichigan wore a necklace of lights.

Then-though we couldn't hear themat 3,500 feet-the sirens shrieked"W-a-r-rrr," and blackness splatteredacross the town, wiping out blockshere, whole neighborhoods there.

An engineer wig -wagged a cue, and

aisle from me, started talking into aWGN mike. Thirty seconds of pre-pared script, minutes of direct, neck -craning description, more minutes ofinterviews with the OCD expertsaboard. It was a good broadcast,smooth, efficient special -events cov-erage, as pat and easy as a baseballbroadcast.

I couldn't keep my eyes on Jackand his experts. Outside, below, mytown and my Midwest were smudg-ing their warm and friendly glitter,donning the black that is battle uni-form for groundsters in a war whichhas made the sky an enemy high-way . . . That's not a pat thought,

KITTY FOYLE is portrayed onCBS' "Stories America Loves"program by Julie Stevens, red-headed lovely from S+. Louis

not an easy one, when the uniformcovers the fields you've walked inthe spring, the park in which you'vemade love, the parlor where yourwife's listening to the radio, the roomwhere your son sleeps in his crib. Thenyou see the black not as death oremptiness but as a stronger -than -steel, double -buttressed shelter-and

fiercely angry at every flickerof light that still shines upward.

You fume and curse at the fool wholeft those headlights burning-one pairof headlights making a block -longglare on the pavement. You're riledby the shop window a merchant for-got to darken-and you cheer whenit blacks out suddenly. You worry andask your neighbor, "Is it good? Is ita success?"

Five minutes of blackness, then thelandscape flared with splotches of light-the defense plants rolling back intoaction. The shop -lamps seemed to grinagainst the darkness, and we couldalmost hear the plants bragging, "Weare strong and tough, and we're doingthe job. You gentlemen in Berlin,when we're humming, does it spoilyour sleep? Do you rest easy, scum?"

Except for defense plants, the Mid-west took a half-hour of blackness.Then, as we cruised out over the lake,we saw the light return. Streamersof street -lamps flared like skyrockets;windows gleamed; traffic -lights pickedup their emerald -amber -ruby rhythm.The light, as a mass, built up slowly,bubbled through the streets, flowedup the skyscrapers until, after manyminutes, the familiar big -town glowfilled the sky.

As the last ridiculous advertisingsigns returned to their pointless flash-ing we shrugged and bummed cig-arettes from each other and chatteredlightly, making a great palaver aboutnot being impressed. Maybe, in thatchatter, I was the only liar. Maybe,though I don't believe it, I was theonly one who couldn't forget easilythe way home looks from a bomber'sviewpoint-who couldn't get out ofhis mind the fact that some othernight the Midwest may have toput an another blackout; that thisother one must be better-for light,in 1942, is another name for death!

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MUSIC

LANNY ROSS FINDS ARMY MEN APPRECIATEBOTH CLASSICAL AND POPULAR MUSIC

Shortages Cut Volume of Record Production, But Not Quality; Mark

Warnow, Ace CBS Conductor, Rose From the Concert -Master's Chair

By ROBERT BAGARNew York World -Telegram MusicCritic and Associate ProgramAnnotator for Philharmonic -Sym-

phony Society of New York

ANNY ROSS, star of the CBS'"Camel Caravan," is all excitedover the work he has done and

plans to continue doing for the USO.Some time ago he took a two -monthleave from matters wireless and wentoff on a USO tour of the Army camps.He was one of the first artists to singfor the men in uniform and he recallsthe thrills he had when appearingbefore the soldier audiences.

He related that the town of Alex-andria, La., is the Saturday night goalof the men situated in four near -bycamps. The sum total of the traineesin that area comes to some 100,000men. "On Saturday nights," he said,"practically all of them-well, almostall of them-hit the town looking forsomething to do.

"At Camp Polk, near Alexandria,I was standing around watching themen pass by the camp theater-but indroves. The natural question I askedwas, 'What, no audience?' Somebody,a good Samaritan eager to smooth myruffled feelings, I thought, said, 'Justwait till later, you'll get an audience.'

"Anyway, I gave the first concertin the camp theater. The listeners weresome three hundred officers' wives.They were all very nice, very intentand very gracious with their applause.

"When that was over, the same per-son came over to me and said, 'Well,okay, now, the men are waiting.'

"The men?" I asked. "Where?""'Yes, the men, just down the line

a piece,' he replied."So we trudged over to the amphi-

theater-one of those natural ones, youknow. About 15,000 of the traineeswere sitting around. They had justhad a demonstration in flame -throw-ing. The sight of the crowd, the hugehillside teeming with faces, the clear-ness of the night were things to re-member.

"I climbed onto the stage and wasintroduced. The officer in charge wasvery kind to me. He said, 'We have abig surprise tonight, Lanny Ross ishere to sing for us.' Well, to make itbrief, I gave a one -hour show and thebiggest kick I got was making the mensing with me.

"At the conclusion of the program,a bugler blew the 'attention' call. In-cidentally, that was when I learnedthe meaning of what I thought merelyan auto -horn signal. Everyone stoodup, rigidly at attention. The com-mandant arose from his place andmarched through the crowd of soldiers.They made lanes for him to passthrough.

"I walked directly behind him, dur-ing the terrific quiet, and he turned to

me and said, 'Take it easy, it's a longclimb to the top. You'll feel it in yourlegs if you don't.' When we reachedthe summit, the men began to disperse.

"One of them, a little fellow, madehis way to where I was standing withthe commandant and his staff. Asdemocratic as all -get -out, the officerintroduced the buck private to me,explaining that he was a talented sing-er. The youngster informed me thathe had been at the concert back therein the camp theater. 'I guess I wasthe only man there,' he said. 'WhenI get out of the Army I'm going tosing professionally. In the meantime,I'm building muscles. Of course, if Iknock off a few hundred Japs or Nazis,it'll make me sing with all the moreenthusiasm.'

"Another chap, also a buck private,came over. He asked me to autographhis girl friend's picture. I thought itan odd request, but I complied, askingthe whys and wherefores the while.He answered that the girl friend wasone of my 'fans,' a fact I was, natur-ally, glad to learn. Then he asked meto sign his cartridge belt-for himself,which flattered me all the more."

Mr. Ross' pleasure at these remi-niscences was undisguised. "Believeme," he said, "I'm going to do moreand more of that work. While I'mseriously considering which branch ofthe service is going to get the dubiousbenefits of my physical prowess, Imight as well do as much of it as I can.These men love music, make no mis-take about that. In the programs Ihave sung for them I tried to mix thepieces, giving the boys serious musicas well as the popular kind. Never didI find an objection to the so-called

LANNY ROSS preferred singingto Olympic laurels, found hisgreatest inspiration in leading15,000 soldiers in mass song

classics I offered them. In fact, I mightsay they were received with even morecordiality than the other kind."

The personable tenor remarked thathe likes popular music a great deal."I can even make with the jive, youknow, although I regret that it doesn'tsuit my type of singing. I'm essen-tially a singer of songs."

Mr. Ross has already appeared inoperatic performances. The role ofRodolfo in Puccini's "La Boheme" hehas sung numerous times. He is cur-rently at work on the parts of Alfredoin Verdi's "La Traviata" and DesGrieux in Massenet's "Mann." He istremendously ambitious, he admits."You never stop working or aiminghigher," he said. "You can't stop, un-less you're easily satisfied."

An athlete of considerable renownduring his undergraduate days at YaleUniversity, Mr. Ross was nationalAAU champion in the three -hundred -yard dash two years in succession.However, music, singing have alwaysbeen his predilections. In 1928, heturned down a chance to compete inthe Olympics, in order to travel abroadwith the Yale University Glee Club.

He went abroad again in 1936. Hesaw no sign of dissension in the coun-tries he visited-Germany, France,Hungary, Italy-but, as he looks backon it now, he did feel a certain tensionin the air. "Pre-war tension, that wasit," he said.

Mr. Ross plays, "for my own amuse-ment," the piano and the guitar. Heis completely sold on radio, thinks thatradio is here to stay for a while. "Makeit forever," he added immediately."You see, I believe that radio is stillin its infancy. But just you wait untilthe infant grows up."night

Run. In Y Rohr on the "Camel Caravan' Fridayore. eé.i

Concert RecordsVictor's single disks for the month

-none too numerous, in view of prior-ities-are especially good. There is theCouperin Overture and Allegro fromthe Suite "La Sultana," capably per-formed by the St. Louis Symphonyunder its young director, VladimirGolschmann. Robert Schmitz, a pianistof merit, is concerned with two itemsby Debussy, "Clair de Lune" and "LaCathedrale Engloutie," which deservebuyer attention.

The General Platoff Don CossackChorus, a group boasting as resound-ing a body of tone as you'll hear any-where, sings the "Song of the VolgaBoatmen" and "The Twelve Roberts"under the direction of Nicholas Kos-trukoff. Erica Morini, distinguishedviolinist, plays in her fluently descrip-tive manner the Waltz from Gounod'sopera "Faust" and a Ravel piece.

See the Program Pages for MusicListings and Complete Music Detail

POPULAR MUSICM1í1K WAR-

NOW onceheld the chair ofconcert -master ina New York mo-tion -picture pal-ace. One day, be-lieving that hehad served enoughapprenticeship, hewent to the man-ager of the houseand acquaintedhim with a spe-cial ambition. Hewanted to conduct.

The great man listened to the ferventplea, making little or no comment. Onthe following day Warnow was toldto take his ambitions elsewhere.

Turning to radio, he obtained workas concert -master for several net-work orchestras. He seemed to be do-ing particularly well. There came anopportunity to do some substituteconducting, but when that was overhe returned to the orchestral ranks.

In the meantime, he devoted nights,sometimes whole nights, to the studyof orchestration. He composed. Hetoyed with sharps and flats. He ex-perimented. This was the real ap-prenticeship. One day he was sum-moned by a radio executive. He wasgiven the post of CBS staff conductor.

His particular duties, at the time,were to prove musical as well asmoral support to budding CBS stars.Among these may be mentioned Mor-ton Downey, Connee Boswell, PhilRegan, Virginia Verrill and GertrudeNiesen. He conducted orchestra forsome of radio's most important shows,notably programs starring HelenHayes, "We, the People," and others,and, finally, the "Hit Parade."

Born in Russia of musically giftedparents, Warnow came to this coun-try with his family when he was six.Picking up his father's violin onesunny day in Brooklyn, he experiencedthe thrill of his life, as he bowed andfingered away for all he was worth.Coming upon that scene, Warnowpere decided then and there to givehis son a musical education.

Because of stringent finances, youngMark was forced to turn temporarilyaway from Bach and Beethoven andto turn to the gods of Tin Pan Alley.He played with many dance bands.From that point he spread out intoother, though related, fields.

He conducted pit orchestras and heeven ventured into the operatic arenafor a spell. Not long after that hebecame the concert -master for theParamount Theater (New York) or-chestra. It was from there that hewas fired summarily for being am-bitious. Ironically enough, Warnowwas to be a headline attraction at thetheater ten years later.

Mark Warnowwas fired be-cause he want-ed to conduct

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Wed., Dance Parade;Thurs.,

Sur Les Boule-vards; Fri., Information,Please

9:00 Mon., Telephone Hour;Tues., Jazz Band Ball;Wed., Basin Street Chain.her Music Society:Thurs., On the Record;Fri.. Waltz Time

9:30 Mon., Nocturne; Tues..Meredith Willson & JohnNesbitt; Wed., Pan -Americana; Thurs., Con-cert Miniature; Fri., FMPlayhouse

48.5 Megs Schenectady, N, Y.

7:30 Confidentially Yours7:45 Bob Crosby's Orch.8:00 Music for America8:30 The Federal Ace9:00 Gabriel Heatter, analyst9:15 News9:30 Murder Clinic, drama

10:00 John B. Hughes, analyst10:15 Tommy Carlyn's Orch.10:30 Dance Orch.10:45 Ray Kinney's Orch.110 New s11:15Nes11:15 Dick Kuhn's Orch.11:30 Dance Orch.12:00 Lawrence Welk's Orel.

10:30 Dance Orch.10:45 Gene Krupa's Orch.11:00 News11:15 Britain Speaks1130 Dance Orch.1200 Art Jarrett's Orch.

6:30 Dinner Concert 7:15 Johnson Family7:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr., analyst 7:30 Red Ryder7:15 Johnson Family 8:00 Cal Tinney7:30 Red Ryder 8:15 Mickey Alpert's Orch.8:00 Cal Tinney 8:30 This Is Navy Norfolk8:15 Mickey Alpert's Orch. gip Gabriel Heater, analyst

"Frequency Modulation" is now a monthlyfeature of MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE instead of week-ly. Your letters regarding the wisdom of thischange or offering suggestions for further im-provement are always welcome.

9:15 News9.30 Double or Nothing

10:00 Cedric Foster, analyst10:15 To be announced10:30 Mickey Alpert's Orch.10:45 Jimmy Joy's Orch.1100 News11:15 Dance Orch.11:30 George Duffy's Orch.12-00 Tommy Tucker's Orch.

P.M. Saturday3:00 Tl'ree-Quarter lime3:15 This is FM3:30 News; Dance Orch.4:00 Club Matinee; Organ Music5:00 Concert Orch.5:30 Moments of Melody5:45 News6:00 Dinner Music; Organ6.30 Frazier Hunt, news6:45 Irene Bellamy, songs7:00 Pop Concert730 Musicana7:45 War in the Air8:00 Watch the World Go By8:15 Great Dance Bands8:30 Velvet Music9:00 Summer Symphony9:45 News Analysis

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SMUGGLED LETTERS TELL OF EUROPEANS'FAITH IN THE VICTORY OF FREEDOM

Nazis' Latest Howl: "British Don't Fight Fair"; South Americans Are

Becoming Swíng Addicts; "Bomb Site" Gardens Aíd British War Effort

WGEA Mail Clearing HouseAS PART of the United Nations'

effort to make the people ofoccupied countries know that

they have not been forgotten, WGEAbeams this message to Europe sev-eral times a day:

"WGEA is anxious to be of serviceto any listeners in occupied countries.If any members of your family or anyfriends have come to the United Statessince the war, and their whereaboutsis unknown to you, send a letter tothem in care of WGEA, General Elec-tric, Schenectady, N. Y., U. S. A. Weshall make every effort to deliver theseletters for you."

In response to the above offer, lettersare trickling into WGEA. Smuggledout of the Continent, these communica-tions from "another world" reveal thatdespite a possible death -penalty forlistening to foreign broadcasts, Ger-man -hating residents of Europe's oc-cupied countries are risking their livesto hear short-wave programs fromSchenectady. The assurance of even-tual liberation from the Nazis, broad-cast continually by radio, is enablingthe conquered peoples to endure pri-vations and continue underground war-fare against the enemy.

A French widow, who, with thou-sands of others, was forced by theNazis to evacuate her home in Lor-raine, wrote to WGEA for help inlocating a relative in Mississippi, andadded:

"Abandoned almost by everyonehere, the certainty of deliverancewhich you give us enables us to endurethis long exile as well as the priva-tions of every kind. England and thegreat American nation will be vic-torious and once more will save us.

"May you be blessed, Americanpeople, and may the ever victoriousStar-Spangled Banner soon float underour French sky.

"In the hope of soon seeing ourarmy beside you, associated with thosewho have heroically saved the honorof France, please accept our profoundgratitude."

WGEA recently complied with anunusual request sent by a Spanishrefugee, who formerly was an infantrymajor in the Spanish Republicanarmy and a lieutenant in the FrenchForeign Legion. He wrote askingWGEA to broadcast a message to sev-eral friends in Oran, Algeria, who as-sisted him in escaping from a concen-tration camp in North Africa and whathe described as "Nazi -Fascist slavery,"that he had arrived safely in Mexico.

"We agreed to send them this mes-sage," the ex -officer stated, "by yourradio station, which we listened toevery day with perfect reception, aswell as to the Free French radio inLondon.

"The Boches will learn, in theirturn, what is anguish!"

By CHARLES A. MORRISON

President, International DX'ers Alliance

Here and There

Margaret Bourke -White, giving adescription of the Caucasus the othernight over the London radio, statedthat there were sixty-seven differentlanguages-not dialects-in use in thispart of the U. S. S. R. alone ... Navalofficers in training for public -relationswork are frequent visitors to the CBSpublicity -division offices and the CBSshort-wave listening posts in NewYork . According to William Holtof the British Broadcasting Corpora-tion, every tillable foot of ground inGreat Britain is now under intensivecultivation. Most unique of all, he said,are the "bomb site" gardens, wherebefore you can plant seeds you mustfirst remove broken drain -pipes, brick-bats and rubble. One shell -hole gar-dener ran onto several tons of coalwhile digging. He had evidently struckwhat had at one time been someone'scellar coal -bin . According to theSoviet radio, while on scouting dutyon advanced positions a Red armyman, Markelov, found near a popu-lated place the body of a Soviet com-mander which showed marks of tor-ture. Markelov attempted to lift thebody in order to carry it back to hisunit for burial, when suddenly he ob-served a wire which had been at-tached to it and which led to a mine.

Not far away he discovered seven morecorpses which had all been similarlymined ... In a recent issue of MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE, I mentioned Berlin com-mentator Paul Revere's visit toHoperoy House in Munich where hepartook of several foaming tankardsof beer. Miss Hazel H. Chapin ofSpringfield, Massachusetts, says it wasactually Hofbrau Haus, one of theshow places of Munich, which thebroadcast referred to. The name meansCourt Brewery House, and fifty yearsor so ago the beer for the ImperialCourt was made there. Miss Chapinvisited Hofbrau House in 1931 . . .

Week-end flights to London from thiscountry are becoming more and morecommon. Due to war -time secrecy reg-ulations, most of these diplomatic ormilitary hops do not get into thepapers. A recent week-end visitor tothe British Isles was noted commenta-tor H. V. Kaltenborn, whose trip couldbe kept no secret, since he broadcastfrom "somewhere in England" a fewhours after his arrival.

British Tactics Unfair Say NazisForgetting its all-out effort to talk

down the proposed Allied second frontfor the moment, the Nazi radio recentlywent back to one of its well-worntricks of accusing the British troops ofunfair tactics and foul play. The Nazi

WOMEN IN WAR fight for freedom via the short-wave airways. Mrs.Samuel Barlow (r.), former wife of ex -U. S. Ambassador William Bullitt, isshown delivering a special address to the Italian people. At her shoul-der is Natalia Danesi, chief of NBC International's Italian section

speaker, claiming to be talking fromthe North African front, stated that theBritish were supposed to be fightingfor "Christian ideals" but that in thedesert their bombers were droppingexplosives on helpless Arab tribesmenand their sheep and camels; that thesame naughty British were dumpinggasoline and petroleum into the Arab'swells, making it necessary for them tojourney hundreds of miles out of theirway to other wells. "Our Germantroops," he continued, "gladly gave uptheir water rations to the poor Arabtribesmen." (This yarn depicting thesprouting of wings from kindly andchivalrous Nazi soldiers was too goodto keep.)

Rug -Cutting on the PampasSheepherders on the pampas and

department -store clerks in the citiesdown in Central and South Americaare the world's newest American swingaddicts, according to Joseph Littau,director of NBC's International Divi-sion musical library.

"Our neighbors below the Rio Grandeare real swing -music enthusiasts," saidLittau, whose task includes the selec-tion of all musical fare beamed toLatin America via NBC's short-wavetransmitters, WRCA, WNBI andWBOS. "They prefer our faster num-bers and never turn down an oppor-tunity to listen to the music of TommyTucker, Sammy Kaye, Tommy Dorsey,Vincent Lopez, Freddy Martin, CharlieSpivak and Bob Chester. They also likeJose Bethancourt's orchestra with Joseat the marimba playing Latin-Ameri-can rhythms."

Latin Americans also possess thefinest taste in the serious music field,said Littau, pointing out that "we can'tsend them enough of the standardoperatic repertoire."

News About the StationsKZRH (11.62, 9.64, 6.145), Manilla,

Philippines, broadcasts news in Englishat 4:30 and 8:30 a.m. EWT ... Accord-ing to C. J. Fern of Lihue, Hawaii,JVW3 (11.725), Tokyo, and the Japa-nese station on the Caroline Islands(11.74), come on the air at 5:00 p.m.EWT, with setting -up exercises .

GRJ (7.32), London, is now heardwith the North American serviceof the BBC from 11:00 p.m. to 12:30a.m.; from 12:30 to 2:30 a.m. GRJbroadcasts foreign -language programs... DXL7 (11.885), Paris, is not beingused in the North American servicefrom Berlin, but at present is carryingthe South American service from 5:50p.m. to 12:15 a.m. EWT. DXL6 (15.13),Paris, has replaced DJQ (15.28), Ber-lin, from 5:50 to 10:00 p.m. EWT, toSouth America. DJQ is heard from3:30 to 3:45 and from 4:00 to 5:45p.m. EWT, according to John Wilson ofWilmington, Delaware.

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War News in EnglishDaily

EWTMorning

CWT CITY STATION DIAL7:00 a.m. 6:00a.m. London GRE 15.397:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. Berlin DXL6 15.13

DJB 15.207:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. Melb'rne VLG2 9.547:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. Saigon 11.7758:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. Tokyo JZK 15.168:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Ch'gking XGOY 9.6258:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Delhi VU D4 11.838:50 a.m. 7:50 a.m. Rome 2R08 17.829:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. London GRE 15.399:15 a.m. 8:15 a.m. Moscow 15.23

15.119:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20

10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Ch'gking XGOY 9.64010:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Tokyo JZK 15.1611:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Stockh'm SBT 15.15511:05 a.m. 10:05 a.m. Melb'rne VLG2 9.5411:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Amst'd'm PCJ 15.2211:40 a.m. 10:40 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.2011:50 a.m. 10:50 a.m. Rome 2R08 17.82

Daily Afternoon12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. London GRE 15.3912:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20

2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. London GRE 15.392:10 p.m. 1:10 p.m. Finland OFE 11.7852:50 p.m. 1:50 p.m. Rome 2R06 15.304:45 p.m. 3:45 p.m. London GRE 15.395:15 p.m. 4:15 p.m. Moscow 15.115:45 p.m. 4:45 p.m. London GRG 11.68

GSD 11.755:45 p.m. 4:45 p.m. Melb'rne VLG7 15.165:50 p.m. 4:50 p.m. Rome 2R04 11.81

Daily Evening6:45 p.m. 5:45 p.m. London GRG 11.68

GSD 11.756:48 p.m. 5:48 p.m. Moscow 15.11

15.187:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Tokyo JZK 15.167:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77

OJB 15.207:05 p.m. 6:05 p.m. Madrid 9.868:25 p.m. 7:25 p.m. Finland OFE 11.7859:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Bern HER4 9.538

HERS 11.8659:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. London GRG 11.68

GSD 11.759:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Stockh'm SBT 15.1559:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77

DZD 10.549:15 p.m. 8:15 p.m. Moscow 15.119:45 p.m. 8:45 p.m. Panama HP5G 11.78

10:10 p.m. 9:10 p.m. Tokyo JZK 15.16JZJ 11.80

10:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Rome 2R03 9.632R04 11.81

10:45 p.m. 9:45 p.m. London GSC 9.58GRG 11.68

11:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Berlin DXJ 7.2411:15 p.m. 10:15 p.m. Vichy 9.5211:15 p.m. 10:15 p.m. Moscow 15.11

15.2311:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Tokyo JZJ 11.8011:45 p.m. 10:45 p.m. Br'zi v'e,

Free Mr. FZI 11.9712:00 mid. 11:00 p.m. Berlin DXJ 7.2412:30 a.m. 11:30 p.m. London GRJ 732

GSC 9.58

Important Stations(Megacycles or thousands of kilocycles shown)

CHIT, Canada 11.706 RV, U.S.S.R. 16.286,COCH, Cuba 9.436 15.23, 16.18, 16.11,COH. 11.63 9.646CR7BE, Mozambique Spain 9.88

9.84 SBT. Sweden 16.1669.736 BEO, 9.63616.20 TAP, Turkey 9.48611.77 TGWA, Guatemala 9.6916.11 VLG. Australia 9.6816.28 VLG2.

7.24 VLG3,10.643 VLGB,19.13 VLG7,

11.886 VLQB.DXL84, " 9.68 PLR._EIRE, Ireland 16.12.

17.84. 9.696FZI, Brazzaville. Fr.

Equatorial Africa 11.97ORE, England 16.39ORO, 11.88GRN, .,GRJ, 'GRP, "

GOGSD,'

CBW7, PortugalDJD, Germany.DJD,DJL, "DJQ, "DXJ, '

DZD, "DXL6, France

VUD3, IndiaVUD4, 11.83WBOS, Boston. Mm.

16.21. 11.87WCBX, New York City

9.83 17.83. 16.27, 9.66.7.32 8.17. 11.83. 21.97

17.89 WCDA, New York City9.68 8.17, 9.99. 17.83

11.76 WCRC, New York City16.14 11.83

GSV, " 17.81 WCW, New York CityHAT4, Hungary 9.126 16.85HCJB, Ecuador 12.466' WC/EA. Schenectady,HER4, Switzerland N. Y. 21.60. 19.33. 9.15

9.539. 11.886 WGEO, Schenectady.HP5A., Panama 11.70 N. Y. 9.63, 9.86, 16.33HP5G, 11.78 WIG. New York CityHBP6, Thailand 11.72 10.010HVJ, Vatican City 9.88 WLWO, Cincinnati,Indo-China 11.776 Ohio 15.26. 11.71. 6.08JZJ, Japan 11.80 WNBI, New York CityJZ H, 16.16 11.89. 6.100. 17.78RGEI, San Francisco, WRCA, New York City

Calif. 7.25. 9.99. 16.33 9.67. 16.16KWID, San Fran- WRUL.WRUW.

Cisco, Calif. 9.59, 19.29 Boston. Mass. 17.79,SORE, Philippines 9.64 16.35. 9.70. 11.79,LLH, Norway 9.646 11.73. 8.04MTCY, Manchukuo XGOY. China

11.775, 10.069. 9.545 11.90. 9.6250.15, Pinland 11.78 2110. Italy 11.99OFD, 9.496 2R03. 9.83OIE, " 16.19 2R04. " 11.81PCT. Holland 16.2E 2508. 16.90

PZE6, D.acao 5Guiana 1140

29 2R08, " 17.82

11.7116.9916.1811.87

9.689.889.69

Guide to ProgramsThe programs listed here are those broadcast doily at the some time. Exceptions are indicated.

Time shown is EW7; subtract one hour for CWT

DAILYSaturday, Aug. 29, through

Friday, Sept. 4EWT City Program Station

7:25 a.m.-Melbourne-Broadcastfor eastern North Americanlisteners; 7:30 & 8:25 a.m.-News (English); 7:37 & 11:15a.m.-Messages to home frontAmerican soldiers in Australia;8:05 a.m.-Commentaries byAmerican network correspon-dents: VLG2 (9.54)

7:35 a.m.- Chungking - ChineseNational program for NorthAmerica; 8 a.m.-Commentaryby CBS correspondent; 8:30,10, 11 a.m.-News (English):XGOY (9.635)

8 a.m.-Vichy-News (English):(17.845)

8 a.m.-Perth-News (English):VLW6 (9.68)

8:30 a.m.- Manila - News (En-glish): KZ RH (11.62, 9.64,6.145)

9 & 10 a.m.-Singapore - News(English): (11.99)

9 a.m.-Toronto-Montreal-WorldNews (English): CFRX (6.07)COPY (11.705)

1:45 p.m. - Guatemala - Marim-ba program: TGWA (15.17)

2:35 p.m. -Guatemala -LuncheonConcert: TGWA (15.17)

4:15 p.m. -V i e h y -News (En-elish): (11.845)

5:12 p.m.- Ireland -News (En -

Good neighbor is

this charming PuertoRican actress, RositaGonzalez Ginorio. Shehas the lead in an NBCTuesday show for ourLatin-American friends

glish): EIRE (9.595)5:45 p.m. -Melbourne -News

(English): VLG7 (15.16)5:50 p.m. -B e r 1 i n -Germany's

program for North America:DJD (11.77) DJB (15.20)DXC2 (11.74) DXL24 (9.62)DZD (10.54) DXJ (7.24)DZH (14.46)

6 p.m. -Havana - News of theDay: COK (11.62)

6:40 p.m. -L o n d o n -ListeningPost: GSC (9.58) GRG (11.68)

6:55 p.m. -Tokyo -Program foreastern North America; 7 &10:10 p.m. -N errs (English)JZI (15.16)

7 p.m. -M ad r i d -Program forNorth America: (9.86)

7:50 p.m. (ex. Sat., Sun.) -Bos-ton -Jim Britt, sports notesfor forces: WRUL (11.73. 9.70,6.04)

8:30 p.m.- R o m e -"AmericanHour" for listeners in NorthAmerica: 2R04 (11.81) 2R03(9.63) 250- (11.95)

8:45 p.m. -B e r n -English pro-gram for North America: HER4(9.538) HERS (11.865)

9 p.m. -Budapest -North Ameri-can program from Hungary;9:20 p.m. -News (English) :HAT4 (9.125)

10 p.m. -Quito, Ecuador -Friend-ship Hour: HCJB (12.455,9.96. 7.265)

10:40 p.m. -Panama -News (En.glish) : HP5A (11.70)

11:30 p.m. -Melbourne -News(English): VLG7 (15.16)

11:30 p.m. -L o n do n -"RadioNewsreel," news by the menand women who make it: GSC(9.58) GRG (11.68) GRJ(732)

12:25 a.m.-Melbourne-Englishprogram for western NorthAmerica; 12:40 a.m.-Messagesfrom American soldiers: VLG6(15.23)

SPECIAL PROGRAMSFor programs broadcast doily see Doily Programs above.

Saturday, August 29EWT City Program Station10 a.m.-New York -Rebroadcasts

for troops: Yank Swing Ses-sion; 10:30 a.m.-Schaefer Re-vue; 11 a.m. -Post Toasties

Time; 11:30 a.m.-The Good01' Days; 12 noon -Joe & Ma.bel; 1:15 p.m.-How'm I Do -in', with Bob Hawk; 1:45 p.os.-Saturday Special: WRCA(15.15) WBOS (15.21)

11:15 a.m. (Sat., Sun.) -Chung-king -Messages from Americansin China to relatives andfriends in this country: XGOY(9.635)

6 p.m. -London -"Marching On,"British "March of Time": GSC(9.58) GRG (11.68)

6:30 p.m.- London -"The Warat Sea," H. C. Ferraby: GRG(11.68) GSC (9.58)

7:30 p.m. -London -"Gentlemenwith Wings": GSC (9.58) GRG(11.68)

8 p.m. -London -Weekly visit tothe American Eagle Club, mes-sages from American fliers inthe R. A. F.: GSC (9.58) GRG(11.68)

Sunday. August 309:15 a.m.-New York -Rebroad-

casts for troops: Sports News-reel; 9:30 a.m.-Fitch Band-wagon; 10 a.m.-Command Per.formance; 10:30 a.m.-AmericaSings; 11 a.m.-National BarnDance; 12 noon -Kraft MusicHall; 1:15 p.m. -Johnny Pre-sents; 1 :45 p.m. - Freedom'sFighting Men: WRCA (15.15)WBOS (15.21) WNBI (17.78)

5 :15 p.m.- Guatemala -Popularmarimba music: TGWA (15.17)

5:30 p.m. -London -"Britain toAmerica" Show: GSC (9.58)GRG (11.68) GSD (11.75)

6:30 p.m.- London - News Re-view for Canada: GSC (9.58)GRG (11.68)

7 p.m. -Boston -News Room ofthe Air; 7:15 p.m. -CommandPerformance: WBOS (11.87)

7:30 p.m. -London -"Stars andStripes in Britain," with BenLyon and Bebe Daniels; put onby the A. E. F. in Britain: GSC(9.58) GRG (11.68)

9:30 p.m.- Vatican City -News(English): HVJ (11.74)

10 p.m.- London -"AnsweringYou," Britain answers quesfirms front the U. S. about the

war: GRG (11.68) GSC (9.58)10 p.m.- San Francisco -Army

Hour: KGEI (15.33)11 p.m.- Guatemala -Symphony

Orchestra: TGWA (9.69)11:30 p.m.- Quito - Back Horrre

Hour: HCJB (12.455) (9.96)

Monday. August 313 p.m.- Boston- Friendship

Bridge for Ireland: WRUL(17.75, 15.35. 11.79)

6:30 p.m.- London -"The Warin the Air," Oliver Stewart:GSC (9.58) GRG (11.68)

8 p.m. -London -North AmericanGuest Night: GSC (9.58) GRG(11.68)

8:15 p.m. -Berlin -Paul Revere:DJD (11.77) DJB (15.20)DZD (10.54)

8:30 p.m. -L o n do n -"BritainSpeaks": GSC (9.58) GSD(11.75) GRG (11.68)

9 p.m. (Mon., Wed.) -Brazilianprogram for North Americanlisteners, including musicalitems, talks and news: PSH(10.22)

9:15 p.m. -Berlin -Fred Kalten-bach: DJD (11.77) DJB (15.20)

10:15 p.m. -B e r n -Swiss Spot-light (English) : HER4 (9.538)HERS (11.865)

GRG (11.68) GSD (11.75)7:15 p.m. -Berlin -O. K. Speak-

ing: DJB (15.20) DJD (11.77)8 p.m. -L o n d o n -"Democracy

Marches," William Holt: GSC(9.58) GSD (11.75) GRG(11.68)

8:15 p.m. -B e r 1 i n -Lord HawHaw or Paul Revere: DJD((10.11.77)54) DJB (15.20) DZD

8:45 p.m. -London -"Europe inChains": GSC (9.58) GRG(11.68)

11:15 p.m.- Guatemala - Opera,"Don Pasquale": TGWA (9.69)

Thursday. September 310 a.m.-New York -Rebroadcasts

for troops: Famous Jury Trials;10:30 a.m.-Kay Kyser: WRCA(15.15) WBOS (15.21)

6:30 p.m.- London -"The Prop-aganda War," Lindley Fraser:GSC (9.58) GRG (11.68)

8:30 p.m. -L o n d o n -"BritainSpeaks," J. B. Priestley: GSC(9.58) GRG (11.68)

9:30 p.m.- Vatican City - News(English): HVJ (11.74)

10:15 p.m.- New York -XavierCugat and His Rumba Orches-tra, with Margo: WRCA (9.67)WBOS (11.87)

Tuesday. September 1 Friday. September 410:30 a.m.-New York-Rebroad. 7:30 a.m.-New York -Rebroad-

casts for troops: Lrformation, cast for troops: Gay NinetiesPlease; 11 a.m.-The Voice of Revue: WCBX (15.27) WCRCFirestone; 1 :15 p.m. -Dr. I. Q.: (11.83)WRCA (15.15) WBOS (15.21) 5 pm.- Boston - Cavalcade of

6:30 p.m.- London -"The War America: WRUL (11.79, 15.35)on Land, ' Major Lewis Has. 5:20 p.m. -L o n d o n -"Londontines: GSC (9.58) GRG (11.68) Letter," Macdonald Hastings:

7:30 p.m. -L an d o rr-Canadian GSC (9.58) GRG (11.68)Calendar: GRG (11.68) GSC 6 p.m. -London -"Let's Get Ac -(9.58) quainted": GRG (11.68) GSC

8:15 p.m. -B e r l i n -Lord Haw (9.58)Haw: DJB (15.20) DJD (11.77) 6:30 p.m. -London -"Tire War

8:45 p.m. -London -Meet John on Land," Capt. Cyril Falls:Londoner: GSC (9.58) GSD GSC (958) GRG (11.68) GSD(11.75) GRG (11.68) (11.75)

9:15 p.m. (Tues., Thurs.)-Ber. 8:30 p.m. -London -"World Af-lin-Robert H. Best: DJD fairs," H. Wickham Steed:(11.77) DZD (10.54) GSC (9.58) GSD (11.75) GRG

11 p.m. -Guatemala -Concert of (11.68)"Club Cigarets": TGWA (9.69) 8:30 p.m. -New Feature

program for entireYork CBS-B Latin -Wednesday. September 2 American network, including

7 a.m.-New York -Rebroadcasts Fernando Alvarez, Brazilianfor troops: Take It or Leave It; singer; Charro Gil y Sus Capo -7:30 a..rn-"The First Line," rates, Mexican guitar trio; Evaexploits of the Navy: WCBX Garza; CBS Latin-American Or.(15.27) WCRC (11.83) chestra, and Juan Arvizu:

6 p.m. -London -Tommy Hand- WCBX (15.27) WCRC (11.83)ley's Half -Hour: GSC (9.58) WCDA (9.59)

Short -Wave Stations by FrequencyTime shown la EWT; subtract one hour for CW1

49 -METER BAND CONTINUED "

Megs. Call Location Eastern War Tim(6.28 HI1G Trujillo City, D. R.: 8:10.9:40

a.m., 12:40-3:10, 4:40-10:40 p.m627 VSR San Salvador, El Salvador: I

p.m. -12 mid.6.245 HI1N Trujillo City, D. R.: 7:40-8:40

a.m., 12:40-2:40, 7:10.11:20 p.m6.24 HRD La Ceiba, Honduras: 9-11:3(

p.m.; Sun. 5.7 p.m.6.24 HJCF Bogota, Colombia: 8 p.m:12:1r.

a.m.6.22 HJCT Bogota, Colombia: 11 a.m.-3

6:15 p.m:12:40 a.m.6.205 OAX3A Huancayo, Peru: 9 p.m. -12 mid

approximately6.20 YV3RN Caracas, Venezuela: 5-11:30 p.m6.20 CP5 La Paz, Bolivia: 7:15-9 a.m..

7:30 p.m. -12 mid.; Sun. 4-9 p.m.6.196 TG2 Guatemala, Guatemala: 8:30-11

a.m., 7 p.m. -12 mid.; Sat. 7 p.m.4 a.m.

6.195 GRN London, England: 11:40 p.m.2.2:10-2:40 a.m., 12 noon -8:30 p.m.

6.19 HIIA Santiago, D. R.: 12:40.2:40, 4:40-6:40, 8:40-10:40 p.m.

6.19 XECC Puebla, Mexico: Heard eveningsto 2 a.m. next morning

6.19 HVJ Vatican City: 2.3:45 p.m. ap-proximately

6.188 Saigon, Fr. Indo-China: 8.10:3Ca.m.

6.185 TIRCC San Jose. C. R.: Tues., Thurs.,Sat. 7-8 p.m.; Sun. 9-10 p.m.

6.18 XEXA Mexico, D. F., Mexico: 9:30 a.m.-12 noon, 3:30-5, 8:30 p.m. -1:30a.m.

6.175 H19T Puerto Plata, D. R.: Daily to7:40 p.m.

6.165 HER3 Bern, Switzerland: 1:40-2:30, 7-8:45 a.m., 2-5:30 p.m.

6.165 TILS San Jose, C. R.: 8.10:30 a.m., 1-3:30, 7.11 p.m.

6.16 HJCD Bogota, Colombia: 11 a.m:1, 5

p.m. 12 mid.6.16 CBRX Vancouver, B. C., Canada: 10:30

a.m.-4 a.m.6.155 EQB Teheran, Iran: 14 p.m.6.155 CS2WD Lisbon, Portugal: 4-7 p.m.6.15 H13C La Romana, D. R.: Heard 8:20-

9 a.m., 5:55.7:10 p.m.6.15 VSPB San Salvador, El Salvador: Night-

ly to 1 a.m.6.15 YV5RM Caracas, Venezuela: 12 noon -3,

6.15 TIRH San5.11 Jposem., C. R.: Heard to 12:35a.m.

6.147 ZRD Durban, So. Africa: 12:45-2:45.4:30-8, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sun.2:10-2:45, 6:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

6.145 HJDE Medellin, Colombia: 10:30 a.m.-11:30 p.m.

6.145 KZRH Manila, Philippines: 12 mid. -9:30a.m., 1:30.7:30 p.m.

6.135 FK8AA Noumea, New Caledonia: 3:30-4:30, 9.10 a.m.; Sun. 1:40-2:35a.m.

6.132 CHNX Halifax, N. S., Canada: 8 a.m.-12:15 a.m.; Sat. 9 a.m.-12 mid.:Sun. 1 p.m:12:15 a.m.

6.13 Delhi, India: 9:15 a.m:l:30 p.m.6.125 Hsinking, Manchukuo: 3-8:30

a.m.6.125 Montevideo, Uruguay: 7 p.m. -12

mid.6.122 Panama City, Panama: 7 p.m. -12

mid.6.12 Helsinki, Finland: 2-3:30, 8:30-

9:30, 11 a.m.-6:15 p.m.6.12 Barquisimeto, Venezuela: 12:30-

2:30, 6:30-10:30 p.m.6.119 Mexico, D. F., Mexico: 10 am. -2.

8 p.m. -3 a.m.6.115 Trujillo City, D. R.: 10:40 a.m.-

9:40 p.m.6.11 La Paz, Bolivia: 5 p.m. -1 a.m.6.11 London, England: 1-2:45 a.m..

2:30-6:15 p.m.6.105 Fortaleza, Ceara, Brazil: 4:30-

11 p.m.Manizales, Colombia: 6:30.11 p.m.except SundaysPeiping, China: 6:30-11:50 a.m.

6.097 Pereira, Colombia: 8-9 a.m., 7:50-11:30 p.m.

6.097 Lourenco Marques, Mozambique:1-2, 5:30-8 a.m., 1-5 p.m. (Thurs.,Fri., Sat. to 5:15 p.m.); Sun.5:30-8, 11 a.m.-3 p.m.

6.097 ZRK Capetown, So. Africa: 12:45-2:45

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SATURDAYAUGUST 29

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PROGRAMINDEX

Day Page

SATURDAY 16-18SUNDAY 18-20MONDAY THROUGH FRI-

DAY Daytime Programs7 a.m. to 4:00 p.m 21.23

MONDAY after 4 p.m 24.25TUESDAY after 4 p.m. - 25-27WEDNESDAY after 4 p.m 27-28THURSDAY after 4 p.m 29.30FRIDAY after 4 p.m. 30-31

MORNING

7:30 A.M.

EASTERN WAR TIMEBreakfast in Bedlam: WJZ*Don Goddard. news: WEAFEnd of the Week: CBA CHNS*News: CBL WWSR WTRY*News; Music: CBF CBMMusical Clock: WCSH WCOU*CBO-News; MusicCFCF-Reveille RoundupCFCY-DevotionsCFNB-Listening PostCHSJ-Thoughts for Today*CKAC-Talk; Instrumental Nov-

elties; NewsWABI-Prgm. Summary; Help

Wanted!Roundup

WCAX-Farm & Home Prgm.WDRC-Shoppers' SpecialWEAN -Time, Rhyme & Rhythm*WEEI-Music; News; War Sum-

maryWFEA-Ben Piper*WGAN-Late Risers' Club; News*WGY-News; Time to ShineWHAM -Bob Pierce*WHDH-New England Fellow-

ship; News*WHEB-News; Alarms & LyricsWJAR-Morning Devotions*WKNE-News; The Timekeeper*WLBZ-News; Farm MarketsWMFF-Classified Column; Organ

MusicWLNH-Studio PartyWNAC-FiestaWON -Musical Clock; Vincent

Sorey's Orch.WORC-It's a FactWTAG-Morning ParadeWTIC-Morning Watch

7:45 A.M.*News: Danny Dee's News: WJZ*News: WABCLet's Fight, talk; Music: WEAF*News: WTAG CFCY WHAM

WBZ WCAXCBL-Dance TunesCBO-Morning MelodiesCBS -I -Rise 'n' ShineWCSH-Breakfast Twins*WDRC-Organ; News*WEAN -News; Just MusicWFEA-Manchester Prgm.*WGAN-Late Risers' Club; News

SaluteWGY-Let's FightWJAR-The BreakfastrayWKNE-Cheshire CatWLBZ-Musical Roundup*WMFF-News; Rhythms .

WNAC-To be announced*WORC-News; Breakfast BuffetWRDO-Thoughts for the Day*WTRY-Timekeeper; NewsW'WSR-Yawn Patrol

8:00 A.M.*News; Studio X: WEAFTo be announced: WGY WTAG*News of the World: WABC

W'AB1 WEEI WORC WGAN\\'BRY WCAX WKNE

*News: WJZ WMFF WTRY*News: WFEA WEAN WCSII

WItDO WLBZ WLNH WNACWSYB WCOU

*News: CBL CBO

Aug. 29 -Sept. 4, Inclusive: Famous Stars Aid Bond Drive

On "I Pledge America" Saturday; Harold Peary, "The

Great Gildersleeve" Returns to the Airwaves Sunday

*News: WJAR WTIC WORCHSJ WHEB

*News; Music: CBF CBMAt the Keyboard: CBA CHNS*CFCF-News; MusicaleCFCY-Columbia RevueCFNB-Children's BirthdayCK AC -Music; SportsWBZ-Morning MinstrelWHAM -Kindly ThotsWHDH-Western MelodiesWOKO-Musical Clock

Music

Radio

8:15 A.M.of Today: WABCRendezvous: WJZ

Ross Sisters: CFCF WHAMWHDH

Richard Fry. organist: CBA CBMCHNS

Bert Buhrman, organist: WBRYWABI WKNE

George & Dixie; Musicale: WEANWCSH WNAC WFEA WLBZWLNH WCOU WRDO WSYB

Devotions: CBL CBOMusical Clock: WGY WMFFCBF-Elevations MatutinalaCHSJ-Organ MelodiesKFI-What's Doing*WBZ-Military Band; NewsWCAX-AlmanacWDRC-Shoppers' SpecialWEEI-Caroline Cabot*WGAN-Dance Jamboree; New.WHEB-Coffee ClubWJAR-Hits Sr EncoresWOR-Melody Moments; Time to

MuseWORC-Organ HarmoniesWTAG-Styles in Music*WTIC-News*WTRY-Timekeeper; News

8:30 A.M.Missus Goes a -Shopping: WABC

Richard Leibert. organist: WFEAWJAR WRDO WGY

*News: WEAFMorning Varieties: WCOUDancing Strings: WBRY CKACTexas Jim Robertson, bar.: WJZ

CFCFMusical March Past: CBM CB0

CBA CBL

*CBF-Music; NewsCFCY-Concert MasterCFNB-MusicaleCHNS-London CallingCHSJ-Old Time RoundupWABI-Homemakers Prgm.WBZ-Morning ToastWCSH-Morning Devotions*WDRC-News; Shoppers' SpecialWEAN -America Calling*WEEI-Cof fee Club; News*WGAN-News; Tin Pan AlleyWHAM -Saturday SerenadeWHDH-Music of Many LandsWKNE-Church ReporterWLBZ-Happy KitchenWLNH-Musical ClockWNAC-Ruth MossWOR-Happy Jim ParsonsWSYB-Army RecruitingWTAG-Texas RangersWTIC-Radio Bazaar; Pram. Pa-

red±*WTRY-Timekeeper, News

8:45 A.M.Adelaide Hawley: WABC*News: WCSH WJAR WRDOJam for Breakfast: WEAF*News: WJZ WMFFCoffee Club: WBRY WABI

WKNE CKAC WEEI*News: WEAN WHAM WHDH*CFCF-Here Comes the Band:

NewsCFNB-Bine Crosby, songsWCAX-Sing TimeWFEA-Let's FightWGYMarket BasketWHEB-Kimball's Rhythm

LOG OF STATIONSListed in Edition I -Northern Atlantic

CallLetters

Kilo- Powercycles Watts

Net -Location work

CBA 1070 50,000 Sackville, N. B. CBCCBF 690 50,000 Montreal, Quebec CBCCBL 740 50,000 Toronto, Ontario CBCCBM 940 5,000 Montreal, Quebec CBCCBO 910 1,000 Ottawa, Ontario CBCCFCF 600 500 Montreal, Quebec BNCFCY 630 1,000 Charlottetown, P. E. L CBCCFNB 550 1,000 Fredericton, N. B. CBCCHNS 960 1,000 Halifax, Nova Scotia CBCCHSJ 1150 1,000 Saint John, N. B. CBCCKAC 730 5,000 Montreal, Quebec CBSWABC 880 50,000 New York City CBSWABI 910 250 Bangor, Maine CBSWABY 1400 250 Albany, New York MBSWBRY 1590 1,000 Waterbury, Conn. CBSW BZ-

WBZAg 1030 50,000 Boston, Massachusetts NBCWCAX 620 1,000 Burlington. Vermont CBSWCOU 1240 250 Lewiston, Maine MBS-CNWCSH 970 5,000 Portland, Maine NBC-YNWDRC 1360 5,000 Hartford, Conn. CBSWEAF 660 50,000 New York City NBCWEAN 790 5,000 Providence, R. I. MBS-YNWEEI 590 5,000 Boston, Massachusetts CBSWFEA 1370 5,000 Manchester, N. H. BN-NBC-VNWGAN 560 5,000 Portland, Maine CBSWGY 810 50,000 Schenectady, N. V. NBCWHAM 1180 50,000 Rochester, New York NBC-BNWHAZ 1330 1,000 Troy, New York MBSW H D H 850 5,000 Boston, Massachusetts BNWHEB 750 1,000 Portsmouth, N. H. LocalWJAR 920 5.000 Providence, R. I. NBCWJZ 770 50,000 New York City BNWKNE 1290 5,000 Keene, New Hampshire CBSWLBZ 620 1,000 Bangor, Maine BN-VNWLNH 1340 250 Laconia, N. H. MBS-CNWMFF 1340 250 Plattsburg, N. Y. BNWNAC 1260 5,000 Boston, Massachusetts MBS-YNWOKO 1460 1,000 Albany, New York CBSWOR 710 50,000 New York City MBSWORC 1310 1,000 Worcester, Mass. CBSWRDO 1400 250 Augusta, Maine BN-MBS-YNWSVB 1380 1,000 Rutland. Vermont MBS-CNWTAG 580 5,000 Worcester. Mass. NBCYNWTIC 1080 50,000 Hartford, Conn. NBC-YNWIRY 980 1,000 Troy, New York BNWWSR 1420 1,000 St. Albans, Vermont Local

NBC -National Broadcasting CompanyCBS -Columbia Broadcasting SystemMBS-Mutual Broadcasting SystemBN-Blue NetworkCN-Colonial NetworkCBC-Canadian Broadcasting CorporationVN-Yankee NetworkLocal -Not Affiliated With Any National Network§-WBZA Broadcasts Same Programs as WBZ

NOTICE: The information contained in the program sched-ules presented in these pages is supplied by the stationsbroadcasting those programs. MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE shouldnot be considered responsible for errors in announcements dueto failure of stations to advise of weekly program 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 notfind your station listed.

*Sear In m Noting. Indicates now, broadcast.!%Flag Indicate. radio's war effort program.

WMFF-Devotions; Music in theMorning

*WOR-News; MusicWORC-Mornine WatchWSYB-Federal Works AgencyWTAG-Musical Menu: Did You

Know?9:00 A.M.

Show Without a Name: WEAFCBL CBM WRDO

*News: WABC WABI WDRCWGAN WBRY WCAX WORCWKNE WEEI

Miniature Quiz: WJZ*News & Rhythm: WNAC WEAN

WLNH WCOUBreakfast Club: Don McNeill.

m.c.: WMFF -CFCF WTRY

*News; Salon Interlude: CBACBO

*News: CKAC WFEACBF-Piano Recital*CFCy-News; Prima ScalaCFNB-A Man & His BandCHNS-Musicale*CHSJ-News; Hour of Good

Cheer*WBZ-News; As You Like ItWCSH-Listen to Leibert*WGY-News; Music SalonWHAM -Christian Science*WHDH-Fishermen's Broadcast;

News*WHEB-News; Sunday School

LessonWJAR-Shopping News; Grace Hall

WLBZ-4-H Club News*WOKO-News; MusicWOR-Dear Imogene, dramaWSYB-Church NewsWTAG-Modern KitchenWTIC-Radio Bazaar

9:15 A.M.Show Without a Name: WJAR

WBZ WTAG WCSH CHNSBreakfast Club: WJZ WHAM

WHDH CBA CBOCaucasian Melodies: WABC

CKAC WORC WDRC WBRYWCAX WKNE WGAN WOKOWABI

First National Food News: WEANWLBZ WFEA WNAC WTIC

*CFNB-NewsWCOU-Morning ClassicsWEEI-To be announcedWGY-DevotionsWLNH-Sgt. Russell GoundryWOR-Medical Information BureauWSYB-Musical VarietiesWWSR-Church of the Wildwood

9:30 A.M.The Garden Gate: WABC WOKO

WBRY WABI WKNE WORCWGAN WDRC WCAX

Show Without a Name: WEAFCBL WFEA WRDO WLBZWTIC CBM CBO CBA WTAGWJAR CFNB

Spotlight Revue: WLNH WSYBWCOU WNAC WEAN

*News: WWSR WOR*CBF-Your Favorite Songs;

NewsCFCF-MusicaleCFCY-Today's Band*CHNS-News; MusicCKAC-Waltz Bouquet*WBZ-News; MelodeersWCSH-Party LineWGY-Stars of TomorrowWHEB-Master SingersWTRY-Morning Varieties

9:45 A.M.New England Defense: WCOUBreakfast Club: WTRY CFCFMusical Roundup: WEAN WNAC*News: WFEA WMFF WCSH

WSYBWBZ-News in the StaresWEEI-Variety PrgmWHEB-Flashes of Life; 4-H ClubWLNH-Carson Robison's Buck-

aroosWOE -Claire Wilson RetortsWTAG-Organ ReveriesWWSR-Tropical Moods

10:00 A.M.Andrini Continentals: WJZ

WMFF WTRYRainbow House: WOR WARY

WLNH WSYB WCOU WEANWNAC

A Navy Band: WEAF WFEAWTAG CBM CBO CBL WTICWJAR WLBZ WRDO WHAMWCSH CIA

Youth on Parade: WABC WGANWABI WDRC WORC WBRYWOKO WEEI

CBF-Symphonic Hour*CFCs' -News; Musical Headlines;

MusicCFCY The Home ForumCFNB-Happy Warrior PrgmCHNS-Mrs. DexterCHSJ-Bulletin BoardWBZ-Aldrich FamilyWCAX-Woman's JournalWGY-Here's PeggyWHDH-Air Express*WHEB-News; Bing Crosby*WKNE-New.WWSR-Jungle Jim

10:15 A.M.Treasury Star Parade: WJZParade of Stars: WEAFCadets Quartet: WTRY WHDH*CFCY-NewsCKAC-L'Heure RecreativeWFEA-Library Book ChatWGYHealth HuntersWHAM -Breakfast ClubWHEB-Story Hour

WMFF-Rough RidersWTAG-U. S. Army BandWWSR-Carolina Mt. Boy

10:30 A.M.*BBC News- WARY WEAN

WLNH WSYB WCOUString Serenade: WEAF WTAG

WLBZ WJAR WHAM WTICWGY WRDO WFEA

Nat'l Hillbilly Champions: WABCWOKO WBRY WKNE WCAXWDRC WGAN WABI WORCCKAC

Over to You: CBA CBO CBLCBM

Billy Moore Trio: WJZ CFCFWTRY

CFCY-Farm & HomeCFNB-Happy Warrior Prgm.WBZ-South American WayWCSH-Agriculture NewsWEEI-Salute to South AmericaWHDH-Women & the WarWHEB-Aloha Land*WMFF-News; To the WomeoWNAC-Sing & Swing ShopWOR-Curtain Calls*WWSR-News; Listen, Ladies!

10:45 A.M.A American Red Cross Nutrition

Series' WARY WCOU WLNHWSYB

Arthur Hinett, organist: WEAFWLBZ WJAR WHAM WTICWGY WRDO CBA CBM CBOCBL WFEA

Ruth Lowe & Sarah Lee: WJZCFCF

CFCY-Singers & SongsCHNS-MusicaleWBZ-SerenadeWEAN -Uncle Red's ABC ClubWEEI-Food FaiWHAM-Modes inMusicWHDH-Amer. Legion AuxiliaryWHEB-Church in WildwoodWOKO-Racing NewsWOR-Here's Looking At YouWCSH-Freedom on the Land For-

everWTAG-Gospel Caroler*WTRY-Your Local Correspon

dent; Record NewsWWSR-Front Paee Drama

11:00 A.M.The Creightons Are Coming:

WEAF WCSH WTIC WTAGWJAR WBZ WGY WLBZWRDO CBM

Voice of the Apothecary: WLNHWNAC WSYB WCOU

*News; Golden Gate Quartet:WABC WBRY WGAN WOKOWCAX WABI WORC WDRCWKNE

If Service Men's Hop: WJZCBA CBF CBL CBO CFCFWHDH

*News: CFNB CHSJ WORWEEI

CFCY-Band Parade*CHNS-News; MelodiesCKAC-Le Club JuvenileWEAN -Musical RoundupWFEA-Magic StringsWHAM -South of the BorderWHEB-A to Z in NoveltyWMFF-Jolly JuvenilesWTRY-Housewives' HolidayWWSR-Studio Party

11:15 A.M.*11% Australian News: WLNH

WCOU WSYB WABY WEANWNAC

Goo s Country: WABC WBRYWGAN WOKO WCAX WABIWORC WDRC WKNE WEEI

CFCY-Dance MusicCFNB-Kay Kyser's OrchCHSJ-VarietyWHAM Music of the IslesWHEB-Arms for Victory*WOR-News

11:30 A.M.Let's Pretend: WABC WABI

WORC WKNE WBRY WDRCWEEI

America the Free; Mixed Chorus:Victor Arden's Orch.: WEAFWJAR WTAG WCSH WBZWGY

Little Blue Playhouse: WJZWLBZ WRDO WMFF WHDH

Army Band: WCOU WSYBWLNH WFEA WARY WORWEAN WNAC

CBA-Musical MoodsCBF-Music & It's MastersCBL-Prgm. BulletinCBO-Prelude to AfternoonCFNB-Studio PartyCHNS-Hawaiian SerenadersCHSJ-Saturday VarietiesWCAX-WPA Recreational Prgm.

IMPORTANT NOTICEThe Program Section begins with the listing

of complete programs for Saturday on page16, followed by complete programs for Sunday.

The new revised Monday -through -Friday day-time program section begins on page 21. Thissection is made up in a new style designed togive the reader greater service value andeliminates the necessity of looking in two dif-ferent sections. All daytime programs arelisted complete for Monday, Tuesday, Wednes-day, Thursday and Friday between the hoursof 7:00 a.m. and 3:45 p.m, inclusive. See page22 for complete instructions on how to usethis section.

WGAN-Record RevueWHAM -Boy Scout Provo.WHEB-Side Show*WOKO-Children's Prgm; NewsWTIC-Quartermaster Quarter -Hr.WTRY-Chapel Service*WWSR-News

11:45 A.M.CBA-Dance VarietiesCBL-Voea Dances*CFCF-Organ Music; NewsCFCY-Three-Quarter TimeCHNS-Cabinet of MelodyCHSJ-When Red Men RuledCKAC-Sunshine HourWCAX-Madam Zelaine*WGAN-Monitor NewsWHAM -Drama of FoodWHEB-Here Comes the Band*WOKO-Interlude; NewsWTIC-Music While You WorkWTRY-McFarland Twins; MusicWWSR-U. S. Army

AFTERNOON 112:00 Noon

EASTERN WAR TIME*Nuns: WEAFno -Army -Navy House Party:

WABY WCOU WEAN WNACWOR WLNH

Here's Washington: WTAG

They're the Berries: WJZ WRDOCBF WLBZ

Theater of Today: WABC WOKOWDRC WORC WEEI WABIWBRY WGAN WCAX

*News: CBL CBO CBA CBMCHSJ CFNB

*News: CFCY WHEB WTRYWHDH

CFCF-Melody Time*CHNS-News; MusicCKAC-Band Music*WBZ-News; Your Army Re-

porter; MusicWCSH-Music by CugatWFEA-N. H. Extension Service*IVGY-News; Otis & Eleanor;

Melodies*WHAM -Hit of the Day; NewsWJAR-Christian Science Com-

mittee on PublicationsWKNE-Theater of Today*WMFF-Varieties; Hollywood;

NewsN'SYBA'arietiesWWSR-Broncho Busterº

12:15 P.M.P31 Consumers' Time: WEAF

WTAG WBZHerman & Banta, xylophone &

piano duo- WJZ WRDO CBFWTRY CFCF

Peter Dawson, songs: CBL CBOCBA CB61 CHS.1 CFCY

*News: WSYB WGYCFNB-Baud Prgm.CKAC-Radio Journal Agricole*IVCSH-News; Luncheon ClubWFEA-Amusement Roundup11IIAM-4-H ClubWIIDII-Jerry O'Leary's QuiaWIIEB-Waltz Time1VJAR-Luncheon ConcertWLBZ-Rap Little's Radio ShowWLNH-MelodiesWOR-Baseball PreviewWTIC-Luurheouaires

12:30 P.M.Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: WJZ

IVIIDH WHAM WMFF WTRYStars Over Hollywood: WABC

WOKO WBRY WEEI WDRCWGAN

Italian Melodies: WEANGolden Melodies: WEAF CBA

CBO CBI. CFNB CBM CHSJCFCY CONS

*News: WFEA WJAR WRDOWKNE WOR WWSR WCAXWBZ

*CBRNews; Talk; Concert

CFCF-Riditi the RangeCKAC-En DinantWABI-flyway Safety Prgm.; Jim-

mie & DickWCOU-Dancing PartyWGY-Farm PaperWHEB-Tropical Moods*IVLBZ-News; Maine News; Peo-

ple & PlacesWNAC-Civilian Defense; MusicWORC-Army RecruitüigWSYB-Musical VarietiesWTAG-Hollywood Headliners; Re-

vueWTIC-Farm Forum

12:45 P.M.Golden Melodies: WFEAJohnny Davis' Orch.: WARY

IVOR

CFCF-Luncheon HighlightsCKAC-Lucky MelodiesWBZ-Terrace Room EnsembleWCAX-Daily Chuckles; VarietiesWIIEB-Shopping in RhythmWJAR-DancetimeWKNE-Down HomersWLBZ.Noonday ParadeWOR-Baseball, Yankees versus

AthleticsWWSR-For Your Amusement

1:00 P.M.Watcha Know Joe: WEAF WBZ

WJARCountry Journal: WABC WABI

WOKO WORC WKNEVincent Lopez' Orchestra: WJZ

WHAM WTRY WHDH*News: WEAN WLBZ WSYB

WLNH WFEA WCOU WRDOWCSH WNAC

Musical Prgm.: CFCY CHNSCBA CHSJ

*News: WTAG WTIC WEEIWBRY CBL CBM CBO

CBF-French Songs*CFCF-News; Radio Quiz*CFNB-News; Waltz Time*CKAC-News; Betty Bee -Hive;

Music Box*1V'URC-News; Strictly Swing*IVGAN-News; MusicWGY-Meet the Band*WIIEB-News; MusicWMFF -Farm Bureau*WOR-News; Americans Calling

HomeWWSR-Farm News

1:15 P.M.Watcha Know Joe: WGYKhaki Scrapbook: CIISJ CBA

( INIt 1.110 CIINS CFCY CBMl BF CBL

ie - On Guard with the CoastGuard: DI'(ti' WRDO WNAC1VSVB IV! NII WFEA WABY

pictures y M etCad euardeen eá and3.

Army Prgm.: WCSH WHEBWJAR

WBRY-Dishia the Discs*WEAN -News; Town TopicsWEEI-Radio BulletinWGAN-Tony & Juanitaµ'IIDH-Cottswners' Institute TalkWLBZ-Pick & His MountaineersWMFF-Health huntersWOR-Baseball PreviewWTAG-.terry Sears PresentsWTIC-Markets; Agricultural NewsWWSR-Luncheon Music

1:30 P.M.Adventures in Science: WABC

WCAX WORC WORD WGANWEEI IV'BRY WKNE WABI

Al & Lee Reiser. piano duo:CBF CFCF WTRY WHDH

Show Shop: W,IZKorn Kobblers' Orch.: WSYB

WNAC WCOU WLNH WABYW All Out for Victory: WEAF

WJAR IVTAG WRDO WTICWLBZ WHAM WCSH WBZWFEA WGY

WI/RC-Ad LinerWHEB-Studio Party

11111FF-Arms for Victory*WOR-News; Americans Calling

HomeWWSR-Kentucky Ramblers

1:45 P.M.*News: WEAF WLBZ WCSH

WGY WTAG WJARSymphonettes: WABC WGAN

WCAX IVOKO WORC WEEIWERE WABI CKAC WBRY

Victory Twins: CBL CBO WMFFCBF WHAM WRDO CBA CBMCHSJ CFCY CHNS CFNBWHDH

Baseball Fans Interview: WNACWEAN WFEA

CFCF-Musicale*WBZ-NewsW'LNH-Here Comes the BandWOR-Jerry Wald's Orch.WSYB-Jungle JimWTIC-Jerry Sears' Orcb.*WTRY-Markets; Ray Herbeck;

News

2:00 P.M.*News; Of Men & Books: WABC

WOKO WCAX WGAN WABIWBRY WDRC WORC WEEI

Fantasy in Melody: WJZ CFCFCBI. CBO CFNB ('BM CBACUSS CFCY CHSJ WHDHWHAM WTRY

Baseball, Red Sox vs. White Sox:WFEA WLBZ WEAN WNACIVRDO WLNH WSYB WCSHWCOU

Summer Strings: WEAF WGYIV'TIC WJAR WBZ

CKAC-Le Quart-D'Heure du Co -mite ties Oeuvre Catholiques

*WHEB-News; Town Crier*WKNE-NewsWMFF-Baseball GameWTAG-Theater MatineeWWSR-Parade of Banda

2:15 P.M.Symphonic Hour: CBL CBO CBA

CIISJ CFCY CHNS CFNB CBMCKAC-Un Peu de ToutWHEB-Listeners Concert

BulletinsWKNE-Defense Bulletins; MusicWOR-Baseball Preview

2:30 P.M.Brush Creek Follies: WABC

WCAX WDRC WORC WBRYWGAN WOKO WABI WKNECKAC

*News; Little Dr. Hickory:WJZ CFCF WHAM WIRY

MMarine Band: WEAF CBFWBZ WTIC WJAR WTAG

School of the Air: WARYWEEI-United We StandWGY-U. S. Army Prgtn.WHOH-Air Express MusicWHEB-Listener's ChoiceWOR-Baseball, Yankees vs. In-

dians*WWSR-News

2:45 P.M.George Duffy's Orch.: WARYSouthernaires: WJZ WHAM CFCFWGY-Catholic Prgm.*WHDH-Fishermen's Broadcast;

NewsWTRY-Health HuntersWWSR-Stars on the Horizon

3:00 P.M.Nature Sketches: WEAF WGY

WTI(' WJAR!.a Royal Canadian Air Force

Band: WJZ VVHAM CFCFWTRY WHDH

Baseball Game: WCOU WLBZWINO WSYB WFEA WEAN

University Trio: WABC CKACWCAX WABI WBRY WORCVLKNE WGAN WDRC WOKO

Concert Orch.: WARYR. C. A. F. Band: CBL CBO CBA

CFCY CBM CHSJ CFNB CHNSCBF-MusicaleWBZ-Adventures in ResearchWEEI PanAmerica CallingWHEB-Between the Lines; Five

Musical MomentsWTAG-Army BandWWSR-Music Salon

3:15 P.M.Saturday Special: WEAF WTAG

WGY WTIC WBZ CBFUniversity Trio: WLAVVWHEB-Frllowship CircleWJAR-Marines Prgm.WWSRFlashes of Life

3:30 P.M.To be announced: WABC WABI

WBRY IVOI;C WOKO WCAXWKNE WGAN CKAC WEEI

*Charles Dant's Orch.; news:WEAF WTAG IVGY CBI. CBOCBA CFNB CFCY CIISJ CHNSWBZ. WJAR WTIC

*News; Patterns in Blue:WJZ. CBM WHAM CFCF CBFWTRY

Hal McIntyre's Orch.: IV'ABYWDRC-Treasury Star ParadeWHDH-Dance Music

WHEB-Dancing PartyWWSR-Svmohony & Melody

3:45 P.M.Patterns in Blue: IVIIDH*WDRC-News; War CommentaryWTIC-Theater Presentation

4:00 P.M.FV Pan-American Holiday: WEAF

WJAR WTAG WHAM WTICWCSH WLBZ WFEA WRDOWGY WBZ. CBM

*Hello From Hawaii; News:WABC WBRY IVOKO WGANWKNE WDRC WEEI WORCWABI WCAX

*News; Tommy Carlyn's Orch.;Baseball Roundup: WCOUWLNH WSYB WEAN WNAC

*Club Matinee; News: WJZ.CFCF WTRY WMFF CBL CBOCBA CFNB CONS

CBE TheOpera HourCHSJ-Children's StoryCFCY-OutportsCKAC-Social Announcement*IVIIDH-News*WIIEB-News; JazznocraryWWSR-Tea Time Tunes

4:15 P.M.*Club Matinee; News: CHSJW'IIDH-Air Express MusicWWSR-Marvel of Vision

4:30 P.M.*Club Matinee; News: WHAM

WHDH CBL CBO CBA CFNBCFCY CHSJ CHNS

Golden Gate Gaieties: WEAFWCSH WTAG WTIC WFEAWBZ. WGY WJAR WLBZWRDO CBh1

Horse Races: WABC WORCWCAX WDRC WBRY CKACWABI WOKO WKNE WGANWEEI

Ray Kinney's Orchestra: WCOUWEAN WLNH WSYB

CFCY-Say It with MusicWGY-Design for DancingWNAC-Sports Matinee*WWSR-News

4:45 P.M.Feature Race: WCOU WEAN

WLNH WSYB*WABI-NewsWHEB-Tex Rio GrandeWJAR-Marines Prgm.WIVSR-Sing Your Worries Away*WTRY-Erskine Butterfield; Mel-

ody Time; News

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5:00 P.M.Concert Orchestra: WEAF WCSH

WTIC WAR IVTAG WFEAWBZ WGY IVLBZ

PR Navy Bulletin Board, witnJimmy Dorsey's Orch.: WEANWCOU WOR WNAC WLNHWABY -

Mitchell Ayres' Orch.: WJZ CBFWHAM CFCF WMFF WTRY

Gene Krupa's Orth.: WABCWDRC WORC CKAC WABIWBRY WOKO WGAN WCAXWEEI

Gentlemen with Wings: CBLCFNB CBO CBA CBM CHSJ

*News: CHNS WSYBCFCY-Dance MusicWHDH-Air 'Express Music*WHEB-News; MusicWKNE-BillboardWRDO-Shoppers' Revue; Prgm.

HighlightsWWSR-Broncho Busters

5:15 P.M.Gene Krupa's Orch.: 11 -RYENavy Bulletin Board, with Jimmy

Dorsey's Orch.: WSYBCM' MusicalMemoriesCHNS-Music SalonWHDH-Music for Young Ameri-

cansIV'IIEB-Church Directory

5:30 P.M.Kid with the Stick: WJZ WMFF

CFCF CBF WTRY CBA CBOThree Suns Trio: WEAF WBZ

WTIC IVRDO CBM CBLWCSH

Gene Krupa's Orch.: WABCWBRY WDRC WORC WEE(WGAN WCAX CKAC WOKOWABI WKNE

Jimmy Dorsey's Orch.: WCOUWOR WSYB WABY

CFCY-Melodies for EveningCFNB-Melody Meetio'*CHNS-War Commentary; The

Spotlight Is On; News*CHSJ-NewsWFEA-Half-Sweet, Half -SwingWGY-Gordie Ratrdall's Orch.WHAM -Arms for VictoryWHEB-Theater Directory; Dinner

Dance; ScoresWJAR-Treasury Star ParadeWLBZ-Home Folks Frolic

WWI -Dance 1':n -odeIVTAG-Do You RemembersWWSR-Sports

5:45 P.M.*Alex Dreier, news: WEAF

WLBZKid with the Stick: CHSJ*News: CBL CFNBCBM-MusicaleCFCY-Eb & ZebW BZ-MandolettesWCSII-Man Your Battle StationsWGAN-Standard Male QuartetWGY-What College is ForWHAM -MusicaleWHDH-Let's SwingWHEB-Dinner Dance; ScoresWJAR-Sweet & SwingWKNE-Going Places & Doing

ThingsWLNH-Birthday PartyWRDO-Musical Bt evitics: Base-

ball ScoresWCSH-Man Your Battle StationsWTIC-Doye O'DellWWSR-Dancelood Ballroom

NIGHTWhere there is no listing

for a station its precedingprogram is on the air.

6:00 P.M.

EASTERN WAR TIME*Frazier Hunt, news: IV'AIJCAmerican Derby: WEAFTroop Time: CBA CBL CBO CBM

CHSJ CHNS*(News, WJZ only) Dinner Mu-

sic Concert; News: WJZ CFCFRuss Brown, songs: WKNEAnchors Aweigh: WABY*News: WNAC WRDO WFEA

WEAN WCSH WLBZ WLNHWSYB WCOU

*News: WJAR WTAG WHAMWHEB WOKO WTIC WTRY

*News; Sports: WDRC WBZCBF-L'Armee feminineCFCY-Waltz MusicCFNB-FrolicCKAC-Le Bon Parler Franeais

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SATURDAY'S BEST LISTENINGSee program listings for more detail and additional news programs

Special ProgramsP.M.6:00 American Derby

The $50,000 added American Derby forthree -year -olds will be aired from Wash-ington Park race -track in Chicago. ClemMcCarthy will call the race

9:00 I Pledge AmericaThis is a seven -hour program In behalfof the War Bond sales drive. OrsonWelles will produce that portion of theshow originating on the West Coast,and producer Bill Bacher will handlethe New York production. Many starsof radio, stage and screen will participate

News and DiscussionP.M.5:45 Alex Dreier6:45 The World Today6:45 Edward Tomlinson7:00 People's Platform8:00 Earl Godwin

10:00 John B. HughesVariety

P.M.4:00 Hello from Hawaii7:00 Noah Webster Says

Quiz program conducted by Haven Mac-Quarrie and Prof. Lindsley

8:00 Soldiers With Wings9:00 Your Hit Parade

Barry Wood; Joan Edwards; Mark War-now's Orchestra

9:00 Alka-Seltzer National BarnDance

10:00 Sports NewsreelBill Stern will interview Burgess Mere-dith, now a second lieutenant In the U. S.Army Air Corps

DramaA.M.11:30 Little Blue Playhouse

P.M.12:00 Theater of Today12:30 Stars Over Hollywood8:00 Keeping Up with Rosemary

S to rr nq Fay Wray8:30 Commandos

A war -time adventi-re series developedaround the adventures of four commandoyouths, fiction

9:30 Hot CopyA newspaper story

Classical MusicP.M.6:00 Concert Orchestra

Directed by H. Leopold Spitalny6:00 Dinner Music Concert

Earl Wrightson, baritone, is the soloist9:00 America Loves a Melody

Featuring Marion Claire, soprano; Wil-liam Hain, tenor, guest. Henry Weberconducts the symphony orchestra

9:45 Saturday Night SerenadeJessica Dragonette, soprano; Bill Perry,tenor; The Serenaders; Gustave Haen-schen's Orchestra

SatVlighte, Alice -Seltzer

NATIONAL

BARN DANCEWFEA WTIC WCSH

WGY WEAF9:00 P.M., EWT

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WABI-PM on the Air*WBRY-News; Baseball ScoresWCAX-Swingalong*WEEI-Ray Kierman; News*WGAN-News; Dinner Music*WGY-News; Varieties; Sports*WHDH-War Headlines; SportsWMFF-Sports; MusicWOR-Uncle Don; MusicWORC-Dinner Music; Scores

6:15 P.M.Calling Pan America: WABC

WABI WKNE WBRY*News: WEAF*News: CBL CHSJ CBO CBA

CFNB CBM CBFJoe Hue), sports: WJZSports Roundup: WEAN WLNH

WNAC WRDO WCOU WFEAWSYB WCSH

*News: WORC WMFF WHDHSports: WJAR WHAM WTRYTreasury Star Parse: WLBZ

WWSR*CFCF-News; What's Happening

TonightCFCY-Latin Rhythm.CHNS-Editorially SpeakingCKAC-Songs & Melodies; A Piece

du JourWBZ-Sing TimeWCAX-Sports; Supper SerenadeWDRC-Treasury Star ParadeWEEI-Song Shop; This Is the

LifeWGAN-Stockman's TrailsWHEB-Blue Goose Side ShowWOKO-Meet the BandWTAG-Scores; Bread & Butter-

fieldWTIC-Come Ou & Dance

6:30 P.M.Fun with the Jesters: WJZ

CBF CHSJ CBL CBA CFNBWHAM WHDH WMFF

Hawaii Calls: WABYArt of Living: WEAF WCSH

WGY WLBZ WRDO*News: WOR WAAB CFCY

WCAX*Frazier Hunt: WDRC WEEI

WOKOSports: WGAN WHEBCBM-MusicaleCBO-Prgm Bulletin; MuskCFCF-Lucky MelodiesCHNS-Lum & AbnerWBZ-Sports; Trade WindsWCOU-Boys Town*WEAN -News; Everybody's

Sports, Warren WaldenWFEA-Music; Race ResultsWJAR-Supper Show*WLNH-News; Our DefenseWNAC-Press Roundup; Racing

ResultsWORC-Racing Results; MelodiesWSYB-Treasury Star ParadeWTAG-Between the LinesWTIC-Come On & DanceWTRY-You Can't Do Business

with HitlerWWSR-Kentucky Ramblers

6:45 P.M.*Edward Tomlinson, news: WJZ

WTRY WHDH*News & Analysis: CBA CBL

CBM CBO CHSJ CFNBSalon Orch.: WFEA WHAM*The World Today: WABC

WBRY WABI WKNE WDRCWGAN WEEI WORC WCAX

Hawaii Calls: WLNHFunny Money Man: WEAFSports: WMFF WOKO*News: WLBZ WSYB WBZ

WRDOCBF-MusicaleCFCF-Charlie Barnet's Orcb.CFCY-Dance TimeCHNS-Hoedown by OgdenCKAC-Lea Nouvelfes de Cher

Now*WCSH-News; Music SalonWEAN -Musical RendezvousWGY-Treasury Star ParadeWHEB-Gene AutryWJAR-Arms for VictoryWNAC-Better Business BurnsWOR-Record ManWTAG-Evening RevueWTIC-Fireside Quartet

7:00 P.M.Letters from Britain: CBA CBO

CFNB CHSJ CBM CHNS CBLBaseball Roundup; Dick Kuhn's

Orch.: WCOU WLNH WABYWSYB WNAC

People's Platform: WABC WOKOWORC WGAN WABI WDRCWEEI WBRY

Noah Webster Says: WEAF WGYWCSH WFEA WJAR WTAGWLBZ WRDO WTIC WBZ

Message of Israel: WJZ WMFFWHAM WHDH CFCF WTRY

CBF-Musical ProgrammeCFCY-Studio PartyCKAC-OperettaWCAX-Lost EmpireWEAN -Lest We ForgetWHEB-Treasury Star ParadeWLLH-Around the TownWOR-Stan Lomax, sportsWWSR-Colorado Wranglers

7:15 P.M.Dick Kuhn's Orch.: WEANWCAX-Philadelphia CallingWHEB-Twilight SymphonyWOR-Dick Robertson's Orel.

7:30 P.M.Music of the Americas: WEAF

WTIC WJAR WTAG WRDOSwop Night: WJZ CFCF WHDH

WMFF WEAN WLBZTillie, the Toiler: WABC WBRY

WGAN WOKO WORC WIBXWABI WCAX WKNE CKAC

Confidentially Yours: WNACWOR WLNH

Songs at Eventide: CBL CBMCFCY CBA CHSJ CBO CFNBCHNS

*News: WFEA WSYB WWSRCBF-St. John's AmbulanceWBZ-Raminn & Bauer, piano team

WCOU-Treasury Star ParadeWCSH-Let's Be NeighborsWDRC-To be announcedWEEI-Man Your Battle StationsWGY-You Can't Do BUSme.,

with HitlerWHAM -Fanny BriceWLLH-Al Forrest, organistWTRY-Let's Be Neighbors

7:45 P.M.Bob Crosby's Orchestra: WCOU

WSYB WABY WNAC WLNHWLBZ

*James M. Minifie, news: CFNBCHNS CBL CFCY CHSJ CBACBM CBO

18a War in the Air-De Seversky:WEAF WTIC WJAR WBZWTAG WRDO WGY WFEA

CBF-Talk by Emile VaillancourtWCSH-March on MarinesWEAN -Treasury Star ParadeWEE! -Songs of the SeaWOR-The Answer ManWTRY-Troy Chamber of Cow.

8:00 P.M.*Visit to American Eagle

Club: WLNH WSYB WEANWABY WNAC WCOU WFEAWOR

*Earl Godwin, news: WJZ WMFFWTRY WHDH WHAM

III Soldiers with Wings: WABCWORC WOKO WDRC CKACWEEI WKNE WABI

Keeping Up with Rosemary:WEAF WTAG WLBZ WRDOWBZ

*News; Canadian Calendar:CBA CBM CBO CFCY CBLCHNS CFNB CHSJ

CBF-Concert d'Orchestre*CFCF-Music; War AnalysisWBRY-Masterworks of MusicWCAX-Let's Be Neighbors*WHEB-News; Hit Bands

8:15 P.M.Gibbs & Finney: WJZ WMFF

WTRY WHDH WHAM CFCF*WABI-Concert Music; NewsWCAX-Sports*WGAN-Dance Jamboree; News

8:30 P.M.*A Commandos; Eric Seva-

reid, news: WABC WOKOWDRC WORC WEEI WCAXWBRY WABI CKAC WGANWKNE

California Melodies: WFEA CFCYWCOU WLNH WSYB CBOCBF WEAN WNAC CBA CBLCHSJ CFNB CHNS CBM

The Green Hornet: WJZ WLBZWTRY WRDO WMFF WHDH

Velvet Music: 'WEAF WGY WBZWTIC WCSH WTAG WHAMWJAR

CFCF-City Improvement LeagueWOR-Jack Dempsey's Sports

Quiz8:45 P.M.

CFCF-Studio Prgm.9:00 P.M.

Alka-Seltzer Nat'l Barn Dance:Eddie Peabody; Pat Buttram;Lulu Belle & Scotty; HoosierHot Shots; Dinning Sisters; JoeKelly: Others: WEAF WJARWFEA WCSH WTIC WGYWBZ WHAM WTAG

See eponaor', announcement onMe 17.

America Loves a Melody: WEANWLNH WSYB WCOU WORWNACLove la Pilgrim LeharSylvia SpeaksSerenade, from "Student

Prince" RombergI'll See You Again CowardSay Not Love I. a Dream

LeberAve Marlo.Speciul ArrangementLove le Beet of All, from

"Princess Pat" HerbertPolka, from "Schwanda"....

WeinbergerGypsy Dance, from "Carmen"

BizetMelodic TachatkowskyCarnival Leber

I Pledge America: WJZ WHDHWMFF WRDO WLBZ WTRYCFCF CBL CBA CBO CBFCFNB CHNS CHSJ CFCYSymphony No. 4 In F minor,

Andante eoetenuto. Andan-tino, Schems and Finale...

TsehsikowskyYour Hit Parade; Barry Wood,

m.c.; Joan Edwards, vocalist:Mark Warnow's Orch.: WABCWORC WOKO WCAX WKNEWABI WEE! WBRY WDRCWGAN

CBM-London CallingCKAC-Les Dibbles Rouges

9:30 P.M.Hot Copy: WEAF CBM WGY

WHAM WBZ WTAG WJARWFEA WCSH WTIC

I Pledge America: WJZ WMFFWLBZ CFCF WTRY WRDO

America Loves a Melody: WCOUWLNH WSYB WEAN WOR

CKAC-Presentation Columbia

9:45 P.M.

Stanley St. John's Orch.: CBLCHSJ CBO CFCY CHNS CFNBCBA CBF

I Pledge America: WJZ WMFFWRDO WTRY WLBZ WHDH

Saturday Night Serenade; JessicaDragonette; Billy Perry, tnr.;Gus Haenchen's Orch.: WABCWEE!

CFCF-Dance MusicWABI-Coast Guard Prgm.WBRY-Allen Roth's Symphony of

MelodyWCAX-Ave Maria Prgm.WDRC-Do You RememberWGAN-Musicale RoundupWKNE-Would You Like to Take

a Walk?WOKO-Treasury Star ParadeWORC-You Can't Do Business

with Hitler

10:00 P.M.Sports Newsreel: WEAF WTIC

WBZ WCS1I WTAG WGYWJAR

I Pledge America: WJZ CFCFWLBZ WMFF WIRY WHDH

*News: CBL CBA CBO CFCYCHNS CFNB CHSJ CBM

*John B. Hughes, news: WNACWLNH WSYB WCOU WORWEAN WFEA

*CBF-News; SportsCKAC-La Revue Parlementaire

Avec Louis BeaudoinWABI-To be announcedWHAM -Town Hall MeetingWOKO-llealth HuntersWORC Novatime

Kaltenborn Makes MistakesWhen H. V. Kaltenborn's new book, "Kalten-

born Edits the War," is published in a fewweeks, readers will discover that the NBCcommentator has made thirty-two propheciesabout the war in the past six months.

Checking the page proofs of the book,Kaltenborn has found that thirty of these arenow true. The two guesses missed were bothmade in underestimating the enemy. H. V. K.did not believe Japan would invade the Aleu-tian Islands, nor did he think General Rom-mel would successfully invade Egypt.

10:15 P.M.Tropical Serenade: WOR WLNH

WSYB WCOU WEAN WNACRichard Dimbleby: CBA CBO

CBL CFCY CHNS CFNB CHSJCBM CBF

Talks: WABC WOKO WBRYWORC WCAX WKNE WDRC.

lea Labor for Victory: WEAFWFEA WJAR WTAG WTICWCSH WGY WBZ

CKAC-Piano RecitalKFI-Charles Dent's Orch.

10:30 P.M.I Pledge America: WJZ WMFF

WHDHEileen Farrell. sop.; Concert

Orch.: WABC WABI WDRCWGAN WCAX WOKO WORCWBRY CKAC WKNE

Ted Steele's Studio Club: WEAFWCSH WJAR WFEA WRDOWGY WLBZ WBZ

Stag Party: CBO CBM CBLCHSJ CFNB CHNS CFCY CBA

Tropical Serenade: WABYCBF-Don Turner's Orch.*CFCF-NewsWBZ-4-H Club Prgm.WEEI-E. B. Rideout; Dance

TimeWTAG-Boys TownWTIC-The Victory HourWIRY -Gaslight Harmonies

10:45 P.M.Dance Orchestra: WLNH WABY

WCOU WEAN WNAC WSYBI Pledge America: CFCF*WEEI-News: SportsWOR-Dance Orch.WTRY-Ray Block; Col. Jim

Healey

11:00 P.M.*Mark Hawley, news: WABC*News: WEAF*News of the World; News:

WABI WBRY WGAN WEEIWORC

*News; Perry Martin, songs:WJZ

*News: WNAC WCOU WLNHWCSH WSYB WLBZ WEANWRDO WFEA

George Duffy's Orch.: WABYWings Abroad: CBO CBA CBL

CHSJ CFNB CHNS CFCY CBM*News: WJAR WTIC WOKO

WTAG WHAM WOR WCAXWKNE

CBF-Musical Prgm.

CFCF-Dance MusicCKAC-Bonsoir Les Sportlb*WBZ-News; Music*WDRC-News; Sports*WGY-News; On with the DanaWHDH-Dance Orch.WTRY-U. S. Marines Prgo.

11:15 P.M.Olmsted's Story Dramas: WEAF

WTIC WGY WFEA WCSHWLBZ WRDO WBZ

I Pledge America: WJZ WHAMWTRY CFCF CBF

Hal Mclntyre's Orch.: WABCWABI WBRY WGAN WORCCKAC WDRC WOKO

Dick Kuhn's Orch.: WABYWCOU WEAN WOR

Britain Speaks: CBO CBL CBMCHSJ

WEEI-Jack Edwards' Orch.*WHDH-N e w s ; Fishermen's

BroadcastWJAR-SportsWNAC-Mickey Alpert's Orch.WTAG-Scores; Wilson Ames, or-

ganist

11:30 P.M.Hospitality Time: WEAF WTAG

WJAR WCSH WTIC WFEAWLBZ WGY

I Pledge America: WJZ WHAMWTRY WHDH WMFF

Dance Orchestra: WABC WGANWORC WBRY WABI WDRCCKAC

Leo Reisman's Orch.: WNACWCOU WABY WEAN WRDO

*Radio Newsreel: CBO CBA CBLCBM CFCY

*CBF-Music Library; NewsWBZ-Organ ReveriesWOKO-State Police NewsWOR-Richard Himber's Orel.

11:45 P.M.Dance Orch.: WEEI WOKO*WBZ-NewsWHDH-Harry DeAngelis' Oreh.

12:00 Mid.I Pledge America: WJZ WEAN

WTRY WHDH CFCF*News; Your Number, Please:

WEAF WJAR WGY WTICWBZ

*News; Ray Kinney's Orch.:WABC WEEI WOKO CKAC

Jimmy Joy's Orch.: WNAC WONWARY

CBM TrTimeEnd nr Saturday Programs

MORNING8:00 A.M.

EASTERN WAR TIME*News; Dr. Chas. M. Courboln:

WEAF WTIC WTAG WFEAWGY WLBZ WCSH CBF WBZ

*News; Minstrels in the Morn.WMFF CFCF WHAM

*News; Bert Buhrman, organist:WABC WEEI WCAX CKACWGAN WDRC

Radio Carollers: WCOU WLNHWSYB WEAN WNAC

*News; Much Ado About Music:WJZ

*News; Dr. Charles Courboln:CFNB CBL CBO CBA CBMCFCY CHSJ

*News: WOR WHDH*CHNS-News; Rosario Bourdon's

Orch.*CKAC-Opening; News*WBRY-News of the WorldWHEB-New England NewsWOKO-Columbia Masters*WTRY-News; Sacred Heart;

Hymn Singer; News

8:15 A.M.Piano Trio: WMFF CFCFWGAN-Melody & MeditationWHDH-Religious Service

WHEB-Prgm. HighlightsI1'OIt-Child rcu's Concert

8:30 A.M.Woodshedders: WJZ CFCF WTRY

WMFF CHNS CFNB CBL CBOCBA CFCY

String Quartet: WEAF WTAGWGY WHAM WTIC CBM

Petite Musicale: WLNH WRDOWEAN WNAC WCOU WFEAWLBZ

Columbia Ensemble: WABCWCAX WDRC WBRY

*CBF-Aubade; NewsCKAC-L'Art Vocal*WBZ-NewsWCSH-Italian Methodist ServiceWEEI-Song CircleWHEB-MusicaleWOKO-Relax with MusicWOR-Uncle Don Reads Comics

6:45 A.M.String Quartet: WBZBurl Ives, songs: WABC WCAX

WDRC WBRY WORC*News: WNAC WEAN WLBZ

WFEA WRDO WCOU WLNHWCSH

*WGAN-NewsWHDH-Music for SundayWTAG-Fairy Tale Time

9:00 A.M.*World News Roundup: WJZ

WRDO WMFF WLBZ WTRY

SUNDAY, AUGUST 30

Neighbourly News: CFCY CHNSCBA

*News of the World: WABCWABI WGAN WEEI WORCWDRC WBRY WOKO

Violin Recital: CBL CBO CFNB*World News Roundup: WEAF

WTIC WJAR WGY WTAGWFEA WBZ

Sunday Morning Serenade: WSYBWCOU WEAN WNAC

*News: WHAM WCAX CFCFCBF-French SongsCBM-MusicaleCHSJ-MusicaleCKAC-De L'OratoireWCSH-Church School of the AirWHDH-Silver Lining Prgm.*WHEB-News; Rev. KernWLNH-Lakes Region BrotherhoodWOR-News; Americans Calling

Home

9:15 A.M.Deep River Boys: WEAF WTAG

WTIC WJAR CFNB WFEAWBZ CBM CBA CBL CBO

Andrew Tietien, organist: WABCWORC WCAX CKAC WOKOWABI WBRY

Coast to Coast on a Bus: WRDOCFCF WMFF WTRY WLBZWHAM

Musical Prgm.: CFCY

Much Ado About Music: WJZ

CBF-VarietiesCHNS-Fairy TalesWDRC-Radio Voice of ReligionWEEI-The Sacred HeartWGAN-Hope of the WorldWGY-Summer Church ServiceWHDH-Variety Prgm.WOR-Pauline Alpert, pianist

9:30 A.M.*Words & Music (News, WEAF

only): WEAF WTIC WJARWTAG WFEA CFNB CBL CBOCBM CBA WBZ WCSH

Andrew Tietjen, organist: WGAN*News: CHNS CHSJ WDRCCBF-Sunday Hour*CFCY-News; Sunday MelodiesWABI-Bible TalkWEEI-You Can't Do Business

with HitlerWHEB-Greek ProgramWOR-Pass in Review

9:45 A.M.Words & Music: WGYGypsy Caravan: WABC WABI

WBRY WGAN WORC CKACWEEI WCAX WOKO WDRC

CHNS Organ ReveriesCHSJ-Musicale

10:00 A.M.Fantasy in Melody: WMFF CFCF

WTRY

Neighborly News: CBO CBL CBM

Church of the Air: WABC WORCWEEI WGAN WDRC WOKOWCAX WABI

Highlights of the Bible: WEAFWTIC WJAR WTAG WFEAWBZ WGY WLBZ WRDO

Coast to Coast on a Bus: WJZ

*News; Music: CBA*News: WOR WWSRChurch Service: CFNB CFCYCBF-Concerto Series*CHNS-News; Rev. Bob MunroCHSJ-MusicaleCKAC-Gospel Service*WBRY-News: InterviewsWCOU-Frank & ErnestWCSH-Radio Parish ChurchWEAN -Sunday RevueWHAM -Asbury Church ServiceWHDH-Israel Varieties*WHEB-News; Tele -QuizWKNE-Church ServiceWLNH-Sunday Song ServiceWNACUnele BobWSYB-Musical Varieties

10:15 A.M.

WHEB-Rev. Coulson ShepherdWOR-Hawaii CallsWTRY-Health HuntersWWSR-Popular Music

10:30 A.M.Wings Over Jordan: WABC

WEEI WDRC WOKO WGANWCAX WBRY WORC WABI

Children's Hour: WEAFPeter Pillgrim: CBL CBA CBM

CBO CHNS CHSJ

PIMA. E. F. Messages from Aus-tralia: WNAC WLNH WSYBWEAN

Thrilling Stories of America:WTAG WTIC WJAR WBZWRDO WCSH WLBZ

FREQUENCIESCBA-1070 WFEA-1370CBF-690 WGAN-560CBL-740 WGY-810

WHAM -1180WHAZ-1330WHDH-850WHEB-750W JAR -920

W NWJZ-770

E-1290WLBZ-620WLNH-1340WMFF-1340WNAC-1260WOKO-1460WOR-710WORC-1310WRDO-1400WSYB-1380WTAG-580WTIC-10a0WTRY-980WWSR-1420

CBM-940CBO-910CFCF-600CFCY-630CFNB-550CHNS-960CHSI-1150CKAC-730WABC-880WABI-910WABY-1400WBRY-1590wsz-W BZA-1050

WCAX-620WCOU-1240WCSH-970WDRC-1360WEAF-660WEAN -790WEEI-500

the Southernaires: WJZ WMFFCFCF WTRY WFEA

CKAC-MusicaleWCOU-Alex Cole, songsWGY-Religious NewsWHDH-Park Street ChurchWHEB-Army Chapel ServiceWWSR-Boys Town

10:45 A.M.

V( & Vilma, songs: WTAG WGYWJAR WTIC WLBZ WRDOWBZ CBA CBL CBM CBOCHNS CHSJ

*Walter Compton, news: WOEWNAC WEAN WSYB

WFEA-Church ServiceWCOU-Dave Rose's Orch.*WCSH-News; Cong. ChurchWLNH-Congregational Church

11:00 A.M.

*News; Horace Heidt, withFrankie Carle & MusicalKnights: WJZ WHAM WTRYCFCF CFNB CBO CBA CHSJ

Rhapsody of the Rockies: WEAFCBF WLBZ WRDO WTAGWBZ

*Reviewing Stand; News: WSYBWABY

*News; Egon Petri, pianist:WABC WGAN WCAX WDRCWEEI CKAC WORC WABIWKNEItalian Ooocerto BachThree Intermesal, Opon 117,

to B tint major, B fiat ml -nor and O sharp minor....

BrahmaChurch Service: WEAN WOKO

CBL WMFF WHEB WWSRWKNE WJAR CBM WNAC

CFCY-Old Fashioned Revival HrCHNS-Symphony of Melody*WBRY-News; Song Service*WCOU-Poleoim Information Bu.

reau; News*WEEI-News: Everybody's

Church*WGY-News; Organ ReveriesWOR-Halls of Montezuma*WTIC-News

11:15 A.M.Rhapsody of tie Rockies: WGYWBRY-Famous Marione KiddiesWTIC-Day Dreams

11:33 A.M.Horace Heidt, with Frankie Carle

& Knights: WJZ CFCF CBFCBO CBA CFNB CHSJ

Invitation to Learning: WABCWORC WIBX WBRY WCAXWDRC WEEI WABI WGANWKNE

*News: WEAF WLBZ WGYWRDO WBZ WTAG

Radio Chapel: WSYB WORWABY

CHNS-Symphony of Melody*CKAC-Music; NewsWHEB-Song ServiceWTIC-Musical SouvenirsWTRY-Methodet Church

11:46 A.M.

**Commando Mary: WEAFWLBZ WGY WRDO WTAGWBZ WTIC

CHNS-Old Town Clock Tale,CHSJ-Rhapsody in RhythmCKAC-Sparkling MelodiesWHAM -Uncle Dan

12:00 Nee.EASTERN WAR TIME

*News; Salute to the States:WNAC WOR WSYB WEANWLNH WARY

*Weekly War Journal: WJZWHDH WMFF WTRY

*John Daly, news: WABCWCAX WGAN WABI WORCWBRY WKNE WOKO

*News: CBO CBL CFNB CBACBM CHSJ CHNS

Sunday Down South: WEAFWJAR WTAG WGY WLBZWBZ WRDO WFEA

*News: WEEI WHAM WHEBWWSR

CBF-French SongsCFCF-NovatimeCFCY-Ritchie Prom.CKAC-MusicaleWCOU-Le Mesaager En ParadeWCSH-Symphony of MelodyWDRC-Rhythn.elodiesWOKO-To be announcedWTIC-South American Way

12:15 P.M.Between Ourselves: CHSJ CBL

CBU CFNB CBA CBMWomanpower: WABC WKNE

WORC WEEI WGAN WIBXWOKO WCAX WBRY WABI

*News: CBF CHNSCFCF-Sparkling MelodiesCFCY-R. B. FarrellCKAC-Fashions & MusicWDRC-SerenadeWHAM -Music for SundayWHEB-Music SalonWLBZ-Ray Little's Radio ShowWTIC-Junior Quiz ShowWWSR-Movie Trailer

12:30 P.M.

Italian Melodies: WEANEmma Otero, sop.; Orch.: WEAF

WFEA WTAG WRDO WCSHWGY WLBZ

Greetings from the Beaver Club:CBM CBA CFCY CFNB CBOCBL CHSJ

Safety Songs: WABYRadio City Music Hall: WJZ

WMFF WHAM WIRY WHDHCBF CFCF

Salt Lake City Tabernacle &Choir: WABC WAB1 WOKOWEEI CKAC

*News: WDRC WKNE WCAXWBZ

*CHNS-Pinehall Pulpit; New.WIRY -American Polish Prgm.WEEI-News; E. B. HideoutWGAN-Christian Science*WHEB-NewsWJAR-March On, MarinesWLNH-Midday MelodiesWOR-Irving Caesar's Safety SongsWORC-Sally FashioneersWSYB-MusicaleWWSR-Popular Music

12:45 P.M.

Salt Lake City Tabernacle: WDRCWCAX

Letters to My Son: WARYEmma Otero, sop.; Orch.: WJAR*News: WOR WORC WTICCHNS-MusicaleWBZ-News Room of the AirWGAN .Meet the BandWHEB-World of WaltzWKNE-On Wings of SongWWSR-I Hear the Southland Call.

ing

1:00 P.M.

**People-Robert St. John:WEAF WTIC WGY WJARWBZ

Hello Children: CBA CBO CBMCFCY CBL CFNB CHSJ

Radio City Music Hall: CBF

Church of the Air: WABC WDRCWGAN WBRY WOKO WKNEWORC CKAC

*News: WFEA WNAC WLNHWSYB WEAN WCSH WRDOWCOU WLBZ

*News: CHNS WTAG CFCFWABI-To be announcedWCAX-On Your DialWEEI-The Twenty Second Letter*WHEB-News; Jordan Bonin

MusicWOR-Melody LaneWWSR-It Happened This Week

1:15 P.M.Ted Steele, novachordist: WEAF

WJAR WTAG WRDO WLBZWTIC WBZ WCSH

Radio City Music Hall: CFCF**Camp Wheeler Post Band:

WEAN WNAC WSYB WCOUWFEA WLNH

Just Mary: CBA CBO CBLCFCY CFNB CHSJ CBM

WABI-Christian Science Prgm.WHEB-Symphony HourWGY-Let's Be NeighborsWOR-Anchors Aweigh

1:30 P.M.

Catholic Question Box: WCOUWEAN WSYB WLNH WFEAWNAC

*News; Bobby Tucker Chorus:WABC WORC WDRC WBRYWOKO WCAX WIBX WEEIWABI CKAC

Silver Strings: WEAF WGYWTIC WRDO CBF WLBZWBZ WHAM

Haven of Rest: WABY*Josef Marais' African Trek;

News: WJZ WMFF CFCF

Discussion Club: CBA CBL CHOCHNS CFCY CBM

CFNB-String SerenadeCHSJ-Charlie Sullivan & Paul

FredericksWCSH-Old Fashioned Revival Hr*WGAN-News; Concert MasterWHDH-Cavalcade of SongWHEB-Singing SermonsWJAR-Western Family*WKNE-News; Down HomersWTAG-Lest We ForgetWTRY-What Have You Got

1:45 P.M.Sliver Strings: WJAR

*News: CHSJ WBZCFNB-Paul FredericksCKAC-Concert of the AirWOR-Charlie Barnet's Orch.W IAG-Music for SundayWTIC-Wise Man*WTRY-Swing Time; News

2:00 P.M.**Spirit of '42: WABC WCAX

WOKO WAB1 WKNE WBRYWEEI WGAN CKAC WDRC

Blue Theater Players: WJZ CFCFWHAM WTRY WMFF

Sammy Kaye's Orch.: WEAFWJAR WTIC WFEA CBF WBZ

*News; Old Country Mall: CBMCBA CBO CBL CFNB CFCYCHSJ

*Richard Eaton, news: WLNHWSYB WCOU

Old Fashioned Revival: WEANWTAG WLBZ WRDO WNAC

*CHNS-News; Cabinet of MelodyWGY-Grand Central Station*WHEB-News; SpiritualsWOR-The Federal Ace, dramaWORC-Lutheran Hour

2:15 P.M.

Southland Echoes: WLNH WSYB

Anzacs News Letter: CBM CBACBO CBL CFNB CFCY CHSJ

WCOU-Al Ricker ShowWHEB-Symphony Hour

2:30 P.M.

**This Is Fort Dix: WCOUWLNH WSYB WOR

Religious Period: CBMCHNS CFCY CHSJ CBA CFNB

Show of Yesterday & Today:WJZ WMFF CFCF WTRYWHDH

Univ. of Chicago Round TableDiscussion: WEAF WGY WJARWCSH WHAM WFEA WBZ

*St. Louis Municipal Opera Co.;News: WABC WDRC WCAXWGAN WOKO WABI WKNEWEEI WORC CKAC WBRY

CBF-Music HallWTIC-Curtiss Ensemble

2:45 P.M.WTIC-Sabbath Talk

3:00 P.M.Tony Pastor's Orch.: WCOU

WLNH WSYB WEAN WORWNAC WTAG

**Music for Neighbors: WEAFWBZ WTIC WLBZ WTAGWRDO WHAM CBL CBM

*Roy Porter, news: WJZ CBFWTRY

Columbia Broadcasting Symphony: WABC WORC CKACWABI WGAN WBRY WKNEWOKO WEEI WDRC WCAXCBO CHNS CFNB CFCY CBACHSJOverture Is Midsummer

Night's Dream, and ItalianSymphony Meadelseohn

Seventh Symphony....BeethoveaOld Fashioned Revival Hour

WHEB WMFFCFCF-Charlie SullivanWCSH-Waltz TimeWFEA-Revival HourWGY-Your Neighbor*WHDH-NewsWJAR-Ernest Paglarini

3:15 P.M.

Wake Up, America: WJZ WFEAWTRY WHAM CFCF CBL CBF

*Upton Close, news: WEAF WTICWHAM WTAG WBZ WRDOWCSH WJAR WLBZ WGY

CBM-Musical MasterpiecesWHDH-House of Dreams

3:30 P.M.Dance Orch.: WLNH WNAC

WSYB WAAB WEAN CBL

IIM Army Hour: WEAF WJARWFEA WGY WRDO WLBZWTAG WCSH WBZ WHAMWTIC

Chautauqua Concert: WHDHWCOU-Shaw TrioWOR-California Melodies

3:45 P.M.

Dante firth.: WCOUCBL-Concert Waltzes

4:00 P.M.Sunday Vespers: WJZ WMFF

CFCF WTRY WHDHArmy Hour: WTIC

Reviewing Stand: WSYB WEANWCOU WLNH WNAC

CBF-Operatic AriasCBL-Music by Kostelanetz*WHEB-News; Circuit RiderWOR-Baseball, Yankees vs. Tigers

4:30 P.M.

Easy Listening: WJZ WHAMWTRY CFCF WEAN WMFF

We Believe: WEAF WRDOWJAR WCSH WTAG WLBZWBZ

Church of the Air: CBA CBLCBM CEO CFCY CHNS CHSJCFNB

Pause That Refreshes on the Air;Albert Spalding; Andre Kos-telanetz: WABC WEEI WBRYWORC WOKO WDRC WGANWABI WCAX WKNEThe Nalla Waltz DelibesI Only Know (first perform-

ance) DemandDancing 1n the Dark..SchwnrtaSerenade Espagool..SchaminadeGultarrr MosakownklOn the Troll GroteThe Trompetear Dix

Young People's Church: WSYBWCOU WLNH WNAC

CBF-Musical MasterpiecesCBM-Musicale*CKAC-News; Musical VarietiesWFEA-Ave Maria Hour*WGY-NewsWHDH-Adrian O'Brien it Alice

O'Leary, vocalists

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SUNDAY, AUGUST 30WHEB-Carolina QuartetWLBZ-Studio PartyWTIC-Mr. & Mrs. Consumer

4:45 P.M.WGY-Hymn SingWHEB-Master Singers

5:00 P.M.

Moylan Sisters: WJZ WHDHWMFF WHAM

Music of the Americas: WEAFWTAG WRDO WCSH WGYWJAR CBF

lita I Hear America Singing:WLNH WSYB WEAN WCOUWNAC

Family Hour; Deems Taylor;Frank Gallop; Al Goodman'sOrch.: WABC WEEI WDRCCKAC WBRY . WORC WGANWOKO

*News; Concert Music: CBA CBLCBM CFNB CHSJ CBO CFCYCHNS

CFCFNorman Cloutier's Orcb.WABITreasury Star Parade*WBZ-News; MusicWCAX-Hans Dittman, pianistWFEA-Magic Circle*WHEB-News; To be announcedWKNh;.Theater & Amusement

Billboard*WLBZ-News; Maine Centrist

Travel WheelWTIC-Coast Guard BandWTRY-To be announced

5:15 P.M.

Music of the Americas: WBZI Hear America Singing: WARYOlivlee WJZ WHDH WMFF

WTRY

CFNB-MusicaleWEEI-Rockwell Kent InterviewWHAM -Soldiers of ProductionWHEB-Family Hour*WKNE-News

5:30 P.M.**Army -Navy Quiz Game: WJZ

WHAM WMFF WTRY CFCFWHDH CBF

** Britain to America: WEAFWTAG WRDO WCSH WTICCBA CBM CBO CHNS CFNBCFCY CHSJ CBL WBZ WLBZ

**Halls of Montezuma: WLNHWSYB WCOU WEAN WNAC

WABI-Vietta Michaud, songsWBRY-Stockmen's TrailsWCAX-Accent on SongWFEA-Cong. A. B. JenksWGY-Town MeetingWJAR-Most Honored MusicWKNE-On Wings of Song

5:45 P.M.*William L. Shlrer, news: WABC

WEEI WOKO WDRC WCAXWKNE WBRY WGAN WIBXWORC

Vocal Recital: CBA CBO CBMCFCY CHNS CHSJ

*CFNB-NewsCKAC-Opera Music*WFEA-News ParadeWLBZ-Music for Home FolksWORC-Leathernecks on Parade

NIGHTWhere there is no listing

for a station its precedingprogram is on the air.

6:00 P.M.EASTERN WAR TIME

*Edward R. Murrow, news:WABC WOKO WEEI WDRCWBRY WGAN WKNE WCAX

Catholic Hour: Guest SpeakersWEAF WJAR WGY 'VFEAWRDO

*(News. WJZ only) Sweet &Low: WJZ WMFF CFCF(Continued on Next Page)

They're Coming Back!

Edgar Bergen, Charlie McCarthy, MortimerSnerd and their gang are on the air again fortheir regular Sunday night show beginning

September 6thThe Chase and Sanborn Hour

From 8:00 to 8:30Eastern War Tíme - - - on NBC

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*Wythe Williams, news: WABYWLNH WCOU WSYB WEANWNAC

Most Honored Music: CBLSweet & Low: CBM CBA CB0

CHSJ CFNB (FL'Y CBF*News: WHAM WTIC WTAG

WHEBCHNS-Flying for FreedomWABI.Calvary Gospel HourWBZ-Garden Gossip*WCSH-News: Scores*WGAN-News; Dinner MusicWHDH-Tremont Temple TwilightWLBZ-Double or NothingWORC-Waltz Time; ScoresWTRY-Neighborhood Call

6:15 P.M.Irene Rich: WABC WOKO WEEI

WBRY CKAC WDRC WGANWKNE WORC

Overseas Report: WEAN WLNHWSYB WABY WCOU WNAC

WBZ-U. S. Coast Guard BandWCAX-Lest We ForgetWCSH-Songs of the SouthWHAM -Art SteffenWHEB-Institute of VisionWTAG-MusicaleWTIC-Harry Horlick's Orch.WTRY-Scores

6:30 P.M.Sergeant Gene Autry: WABC

WDRC WEEI WOIsO WGANWCAX WBRY WORC WKNE

Nobody's Children: WABYThe Great Gildersleeve: WEAF

WGY WHAM WJAR*News: WCOU IVCSII WEAN

WFEA IVLBZ WLNII WNACWSYB WRDO

*Canadian News Review; Music:CBM CBI. CIISJ CBA CBFCBO CFNB

*Drew Pearson, news: WJZIVBZ.

*CFCF-News; Music*('F'CY-News*CIINS-News; Your

Hymns; Musicale

1.

Ivit'-Organ MelodiesWHDH-To be announcedWHEB-Church in WildwoodWMFF-Man Your Battle StationsWTIC-Strictly SportsWTRY-Confidentially Yours

6:45 P.M.

*News & Analysis: CBA CBLCBO CHSJ CBM CBF CFNB

Baseball News: WNAC WEANWTIC WTAG WCSH WFEAWSYB

*Edward Tomlinson, news: WJZWLBZ WMFF WIRY

CFCY-Popularity TinteCKAC-Les Nouvelles de Chez-

NousWBZ-Let's Be NeighborsWCOU-Baseball ScoresWFEA-To be announcedWIIEB-Chester MerrowWLNH-Aloha LandW'RDO.Scores*WTIC-Yale Interprets the News

7:00 P.M.

Voice of Prophecy: WEAN WLNHWSYB WNAC

Your Blind Date: WJZ. WMFFWIRY

11 -.Our Secret Weapon: WABCWEEI WOKO WBRY WCAXWART WORC WGAN WKNEWDIIC

Remarkable Miss Tuttle; EdnaMay Oliver; Leith Stevens'Orch.: WEAF WGY WTICWTAG WJAR WCSH WHAMWLBZ WBZ

Men of War: CBO CBL CFCYCRNB CBA CHSJ CHNS CBL

('BF -Musical Prgm.CBM-Church ServiceCFCF-Men of WarCKAC-Organ MelodiesWFEA-Boys Town*WHDH-News; Scores*WHEB-NewsWOR-Dick Jurgens' Oreh.WRDO-Variety in Music

SUNDAY'S BEST LISTENINGSee program listings for more detail and additional news programs

News and DiscussionA.M.11:00 Northwestern Reviewing StandP.M.12:00 Weekly War Journal2:30 University of Chicago Round

Table Discussion3:00 Roy Porter3:15 Upton Close5:45 William L. Shirer6:00 Wythe Williams6:00 Edward R. Murrow6:30 Drew Pearson6:45 Edward Tomlinson8:00 Earl Godwin8:00 World News Tonight8:00 American Forum of the Air8:45 Gabriel Heatter9:00 Walter Winchell9:30 Jimmie Fidler

VarietyP.M.2:00 Spirit of '423:30 Army Hour

A dramatic program with pick-ups fromtraining -centers of U. S. forces all overthe world to show the development of ourarmed forces. Guest speakers

5:30 Army -Navy Quiz Game5:30 Britain to America6:30 The Great Gildersleeve6:30 Nobody's Children

Alan Ladd, movie star, will be the guestof Walter White, Jr., on today's program

6:30 Sergeant Gene AutryWith Virginia Vass, Horace (Shorty)Murphy and Lou Bring's Orchestra

7:00 Your Blind DateFeaturing Nathan Scott's Orchestra;Frances Scully, mistress of ceremonies;Connie Haines. vocalist, and guest stars

7:30 Fitch BandwagonColin Stoltz and his orchestra, guests

7:30 Quiz Kids

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8:00 Star Spangled Vaudeville9:00 Mischa the Magnificent

Comedy sketch starring Mischa Auer9:30 Texaco Star Theater

Jane Froman; Al Goodman's Orchestra10:00 Take It or Leave It

Phil Baker, quizmaster. Jacques Renardconducts the orchestra

DramaP.M.2:00 Blue Theater Players

Featuring Santos Ortega, Joan Banks andFrank Lovejoy

6:15 Irene Rich7:00 Remarkable Miss Tuttle

A comedy sketch8:30 One Man's Family8:30 Crime Doctor8:30 Inner Sanctum Mystery

Dramatic mystery thriller with RaymondEdward Johnson, narrator

11:30 Author's Playhouse

Classical Music

7:15 P.M.Lou Holtz: WABC CKAC WORC

WDRC WISRS WABI WCAXWOKO WEEI WGAN WKNE

WHDH-Man Your Battle StationsWHEB-Twilight Symphony

7:30 P.M.P.,Stars & Stripes in Britain:

1\'I.NII WCOU WEAN WARYWNAC WSYB

Quiz Kids (Alka-Seltzer): WJZlVIll)H )VMF'F WHAM WIRYWNBC (1410 he) WKIP (1450ke)

See sponsor's announcement onthis pave.

Fitch Bandwagon; Tobe Reed,m.c.: WRAF WTAG WJARWCSII WBZ WGY WLBZWRDO WTIC WFEA

To be announced: CBA CBO CBLCHSJ CFNB

We, the People: WABC WORC{VOI(O WEEI 1\'ÁB1 WCAXWDRC WGAN WBRY WKNE

A.M.11:00 Egon Petri, pianistP.M.12:30 Radio City Music Hall

String quartet with Josefa Rosanka, pi-anist; Selma Kaye, soprano; glee club

12:30 Salt Lake City Tabernacle Or-gan and ChoirFrank W. Asper, organist

12:30 Emma Otero, soprano; ConcertOrchestra

3:00 Columbia Broadcasting Sym-phonyHoward Barlow, conductor

4:30 We BelieveSpiritual program; orchestra and chorusunder the direction of Frank Black

4:30 Pause That Refreshes on the AirAndre Kostelanetz' Orchestra; AlbertSpalding, violinist; James Melton, tenor,guest

5:00 The Family HourDeems Taylor; Al Goodman's Orchestra:Gladys Swarthout, soloist

9:00 Manhattan Merry -Go -RoundConrad Thibault; Men About Town Trio;Girls of Manhattan; Victor Arden's Or-chestra

9:30 American Album of FamiliarMusicFrank Munn; Jean Dickenson; Viviandella Chiesa; Buckingham Choir; BertrandHirsch, violinist; Gustave Haenschen'sOrchestra

10:00 Hour of CharmPhil Spitalny and his all -girl orchestrawill play the favorite hymn, "Son of MySoul," selected by the officers and menof Camp Stewart, Georgia

Sam's SuperstitionSam Cowling, guitar -playing member of

the Three Romeos, has one unbreakable super-stition. He will not sing "Bye, Bye, Blues,"nor will he listen to it if he can avoid it. Thereason-he's lost a job every time he's sungit in the past.

Jostyn Studies LifeThe handsome, blond Jay Jostyn, who por-

trays the crusading D. A. on the "Mr. DistrictAttorney" program, is a frequent visitor tothe magistrates' courts in New York City,where he familiarizes himself with the tech-niques and mannerisms o1 the real -life publicprosecutors.

WCAX-Ave Maria HourWOR-Stars and Stripes in Britau,

*CBF-French News 9:15 P.M.CFCF-Sunday at Home Recital: CBO CBL CHSJ CBACFCY-Green Hornet CHNS CFCY CFNB CBMCHNS-Songs of the Heart Parker Family: WJZ WIIDHCKAC-Le Secretariat Du Peuple WHAM WMFF WTRY WLBZ*1VOR News WRDO

7:45 P.M.*News; Talk: CBA CBL CBO

CHSJ CBFCHNS-Home & Fireside MelodiesCKAC-Piano Recital*WOR-Pierre Huss, news

8:00 P.M.American Forum of the Air: WOR

WCOU WLNII WRDO WSYBWABY WNAC WEAN WFEA

Star Spangled Vaudeville; WalterO'Keefe, m.c.; Raymond Paige'sOrch.t WEAF WBZ WCSHIVTIC WTAG WGY WJAR

*Earl Godwin, news: WJZI,1 \IFF WTRY WHDH WHAM

Quenton MacLean, organist: CBMCHSJ CBA CBL CBO CHNSCFNB CFCY

*World ,News Tonight: WABCWBRY WEEI WDRC WOKOWORC WGAN WKNE WABI

CBF-War Savings Campaign*CFCF-Music; War AnalysisCKAC-Columbia PresentationWCAX-Words & MusicWFEA-Knights of the Whirling

Disks*WHEB-News; Songs of America

8:15 P.M.Gibbs & Finney: WJZ WLBZ

KVIFF WTRY WHDH CFCFWHAM

9:30 P.M.Texaco Star Theater; Jane Fro.

man; Al Goodman's Orch.;Jimmy Wallington: WABCWOKO. WEEI 1YGAN WDRCWORC

American Album of FamiliarMusic; Frank Munn; JeanDickenson; Vivian della Chiesa;Haettschen s Concert Orchestra.WEAF WCSH WJAR WTICWTAG WGY CBF CBA CFCYCFNB CHNS CHSJ CBL CBOCBM WBZ

Jimmie Fidler: WJZ WLBZWMFF WIRY CFCF WHDH

Ave Maria Hour: WBRY WKNECKAC-Harmonies & PoemsWABI-Down BeatWCAX-U. S. 0. TheaterWHAM -Star Spangled VaudevilleWOR-Melody HallWRDO-Radio Sunshine

9:45 P.M.A Man & His Music: WJZ

WMFF WIRY CFCF WHDHWRDO WHAM WLBZ

WABI-The Marines March

10:00 P.M.*News: CBM CBA CFNB CHSJ

CBL CIINS CFCY (BOGood Will Hour; John J. An.

thotty, cond.: WJZ 1VIIA\IWMFF WTRY WIIDH

*John B. Hughes, news: WNAC1(481 WEAN WFEA WOR

8:30 P.M. WRDOInner Sanctum Mystery: WJZ Take It or Leave It, quiz prem.;

WIIDH WMFF WHAM WTRY Phil Baker, m.c.: WABC WEEI*Crime Doctor, drama; Eric WDRC WGAN WOKO WORC

Sevareid, news: WABC WGAN WBRYWABI WCAX WKNE WEEI Hour of Charm; Phil Spitalny'sWDRC WOKO WBRY WORC AllGirl Orch.; Richard Stark.

One Man's Family, drama: WEAF m.c.: WEAF IVBZ WJARWJAR WCSH WTIC WBZ WGY WTAG WTIC WCSHWGY WTAG CBF-Organ Recital

Drama: CHNS CRO CBA CBM CKAC-Images de GuerreCFNB CFCY CBL CHSJ WABI-Popular Music

CBF-MelodiesWCAX-roun,au,eut of Melody

CFCF-Waltz TimeWKNE-Boys Town

*CKAC-Claire Gagner, songs; {VLBZ.Concert IlallNews 10:15 P.M.*WLBZ-News; Song Service Sunday Show: CBM CBA CFCY

8:45 P.M. CFNB CIISJ CBL CHNS CBOcur'

*Gabriel Heatter, news: WOR Colonel James L. Blakeney, talk:WCOU-Just Relax WLNII WRDO WABY WORWEAN-Amerieau Legion Prgm. WSYB WCOU WEAN WNACWFEA-Sou Can't Do Business

CHF-Orman Recitalwith Hiller CKAC-Wilson Ames, organistWLNII-So. Cal. Negro Chorus WFEA-On Wings of SongWNAC-To be announcedWRDO-U. S. Navy Drama 10:30 P.M.WSYB-Treasury Star Parade

Joe & Mabel: IVEAF WJAR

9:00 P.M. WLBZ WTAG WTIC WCSH

L. W. Brockington, talk: CBOCBL ('113.1 CHNS CFCY CBM Vba They Live Forever: WABC

CBA CFNB WORC WBRY WABI WGAN

*Waite, Winchell, comm.: WJZWDRC WOKO WCAX WKNE

1VIIDII W'IIAM WMFF WTRY ks,This Is Our Enemy: WEANWLBZ WEDO WSYB WCOU WFEA WRDO

WOR WLNH WABY WNACMischa the Magnificent: WARC *News: CFCF WKNE

WEEI WGAN WDRC WORCWOKO WBRY WKNE CKAC CKAC-Denis Harbour, songsWABI WB'L-Cathoic Hour

Manhattan MerryGo-Round; Con- *WEEI-News; Civilian Defenserad

Thibault, bar.; Girls of WGY-We Believe

Manhattan; Victor Arden'sOrch.; Chorus: WEAF WJARWTAG WCSH WTIC WBZWGY

Old -Fashioned Revival: WSYBWABY WLNH WCOU WFEA

Concert Hall: WEAN WNACCBF-Les plus belles lettresCFCF-Salon Group

10:45 P.M.CFCF.Concert StringsCKAC-Le Journal ParleWEEI-Dance Time

11:00 P.M.*News: WEAN WFEA WCSH

WNAC WRDO WCOU WLNHWSYB WLBZ

*News; Charlie Spivak's Orch.:CF('P WMFF WHDH

Brad Hunt's Orch.: WABYTwo Piano Team: CBM CFNB

(BA CIISJ CBL CHNS CBOCFCY

*News: WEAF*News; Store News: WJZ*News of the World: News.

WABC WDRC WABI WGANWORC WEEI

*News: IVJAR WBRY WHAMWTAG WOKO WOR WTICWCAX WKNE

CBF-MusicaleCKAC-Bonsoir Les SportifsWBZ-Victory Parade*WGY-News; Organ Reveries*WTRY-News; Music

11:15 P.M.Brad Hunt's Orch.: WCOU

1VEAN WLBZ WNACBobby Byrne's Orch.: WABC

IYUIIC WGAN WOKO WBRYCKAC WABI WCAX

Story Behind the Headlines:WRAF WJAR WTIC WCSHWFEA WGY WRDO

M:,People-Robert St. John:CBA CBL CBM CBO CFNB

Charlie Spivak's Orch.: WJZCBF WHAM

*WEEI-Report to the NationWOR-From London: Address by

Colonel James 1.. BlakeneyWTAG-Scores; Hits & Encores

11:30 P.M.P Answering You: WABY

WCOU WEAN WNACWoody Herman's Orch.: WABC

1(611/ 11'01(0 CKAC WGANWABI WORC

Author's Playhouse: WEAF WGYWFEA WTAG 1VRDO WLBZWCSH WTIC IVJAR WBZ

Mitchell Ayres' Orchestra: WJZWMFF CFCF WHDH

*BBC Newsreel: CBL CBO CBACBM CFNB

CBF-Echoes from the Music Li-brary

KOA-Arms for VictoryWOR-Dick Robertson's Orch.

11:45 P.M.Woody Herman's Orch.: WEEIWILASI-Prgnts. 24 (lours a DayWOR-Bub Allen's Orch.

12:00 Mid.*News; Orchestra Solo: WEAF

IVJAR 11"1'1(' l('GY WBZGene Krupi s Orch.: WABC

, 1:1.1 1, i,I,O*News; Buddy Franklin's Orch.:

ICJ/. \1'111111

Lawrence Welk's Orch.: WABY1(011

*News: WMFF WTAGDance Music: WEAN WNAC

End of Sunday Programs

FREQUENCIESCBA-t070 WFEA-1370CBF-690 WGAN-560CBL-740 WGY-810CBM-940 WHAM -1180CBO-910 WHAZ-1330CFCF-600 WHDH-850CFCY-630 WFIEB-750CFNB-550 WJAR-020CHNS-060 WJZ-770CHSJ-1150 WKNE-1290CKAC-730 WLBZ-620WABC-880 WLNH-1340WABI-910 WMFF-1340WABY-1400 WNAC-1260WBRY-1590 WOKO-1460WBZ- WOR-710WBZA-1030 WORC-1310

WCAX-62o WRDO-1400WCOU-1240 WSYB-1380WCSH-970 WTAG-580WDRC-1360 WTIC-1080WEAF-660 WTRY-980WEAN -790 WWSR-1420WEEI-590

DAYTIME PROGRAMS Monday through Friday

A.M.EASTERN WAR TIME

monoñócññms

FA,oar

*Breakfast in Bedlam;News: WJZ

Morning in Manhattan; PatBarnes: WEAF

Arthur Godfrey. songs:WABC

*News: CBA CFCY CFNBCHNS CHSJ WHAMWHEB WOR WRDOWTAG

Musics 1 Clock: WCOUWCSH WLNH

CBL-Pianograms*CKAC-Overture; News:

L'Oratoire; Potpourri Ma-tinal; News

*WABI-News; Maine Farm-er

*WBZ-News; MusicalClock; News

WCAX-Farm Prgm.*WDRC-News; Shoppers'

Special NewsWEAN -Listener's ChoiceWEEI-Top o' the MorningWGAN-Early Risers' ClubWGY-Morning WatchWHDH-Air Express; MusicWJAR-BreakfastrayWKNE-Colorado BobWLBZ-Today*WMFF-Top o' the Morn-

ing; NewsWNAC-Organ Music*WOKO-News; Sun -Up

TimeWORC-Good Morning to

YouWTIC-Morning WatchWTRY-TimekeeperWWSR-Green Mt. Swapper

EXCEPTIONSWFEA-Mon., Prairie Sweet-

heart; Tues., Wed.,Thurs., Fri., MusicalClock

7:15 A.M.MONDAY TN000MM FRIDAY

P s

Eveready Program: CBACFCY

*News: WEAN WGANWHDH WNAC WORCWFEA

Musical Clock: CFNB WORRise 'n' Shine: CHSJ

WTRYCBL-Organ RamblingsCHNS-Bulletin Board;

Squeeze PlayWCAX-Bar X Ranch*WCSH-News; Musical

ClockWEEI-Commuters' SpecialWHAM -Bob PierceWHEB-Tex of the Rio

GrandeWKNE-The TimekeeperWLBZ-Morning Hymn Ser-

viceWMFF-Sacred HeartWOKO-Thrift SpecialWRDO-Morning Roundup*WTAG-Morning Parade;

News

7:30 A.M.Monoav i FRIDAY

*Don Goddard, news:WEAF

*News: CBL WTRY WWSR*News; Music: CBF CBM

CBODevotions: CBA CFCY

CHNS WJARCFCF-Reveille RoundupCFNB-Listening PostCHSJ-Thoughts for TodayWABI-Program Summary;

Help WantedWEAN -Time, Rhyme and

Rhythm*WEEI-Musie; NewsWFEA-Ben Piper*WGAN-Late Risers' Club;

News; Morning Salute*WGY-News; Time to Shine*WHEB-News; Alarms &

Lyrics*WHDH-Religious Service;

News*WKNE-News; Timekeeper*WLBZ-News; MarketsWNAC-FiestaWTAG.Morning Parade

EXCEPTION,WBZ-Mon., Wed., Fri., Mu-

sical Clock; Tues., Thurs.,Reveille Roundup

WCAX-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Fri., Old Bandstand;

Thurs., Farm & HomePrgm.

WMFF-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Classified Column; OrganReveries; Families inWar -Time; Tues., Thurs.,Classified Column; OrganReveries

WORC-Mon., Breakfast Buf-fet; Tues., Wed., Thurs..Fri., It's a Fact

7:45 A.M.MROUOM FRIDAY

PROGMM9HI, Neighbor: CBA*News: WABC*News: CFCY WBZ WCAX

WHAM WOKO WTAGCBL-Dance TunesCBO-Morning MelodiesCHNS-TimekeepersCHSJ-Rise 'n' ShineWCSH-Three-A Safety Man*WEAN -News; Time to

ShineWFEA-Manchester Prgm.WJAR-BreakfastrayWKNE-Cheshire Cat*WMFF-News; Rhythms*WORC-News; Breakfast

BuffetWRDO-Thoughts for the

Day*WTRY-Timekeeper; NewsWWSR-Yawn Patrol

EXCEPTIONSWEAF-Mon., Wed., Fri.,

Reveille Roundup; Tues.,Thurs., Let's Fight

WGY-Mon., Wed., Fri., Mu-sical Clock; Tues. Thurs.,Let's Fight

WLBZ-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Reveille Roundup; Tues..Farm Security AdminPrgm.; Thurs., MusicalRoundup

WNAC-Mon., Tues., ThursFri., Musical Clock; WedTo be announced

8A.M.

MONDAYPROGRAMSTHROUGH FRIDAY

*Morgan Beatty, news:WJZ WMFF WTRY

*News: WCOU WCSHWEAN WFEA WLBZWLNH WNAC WRDOWSYB

*World News Roundup:WEAF WGY WTAG

*News: CBL CBM CBO*News of the World: WABC

WABI WBRY WCAXWDRC WEEI WGANWKNE WORC

*News; Studio X: WEAFMusicale: CFNB CKAC*News: CHSJ WHEB

WJAR WOR WTIC*CBF-News; Music*CFCF-News; MusicCFCY-Morning HymnsCHNS-NovelettesWBZMorning MinstrelWHAM -Kindly ThoughtsWHDH-Western MelodiesWOKO-Musical Clock

8:15 A.M.MONDAY= FRIDAY

Do You Remember?: WJARGeorge & Dixie, songs: Mu-

sic: WCOU WCSH WEANWFEA WLBZ WLNHWNAC WRDO WSYB

*Music of Today; News:WABC

Pages of Melody: CFCFWHDH

Radio Rendezvous: WJZRichard Fry, organist: CBA

CFNB CHNSDevotions: CBL CBM CBOMusical Clock: WGY WMFFCBF-Elevations MatutinalesCFCY.Ritchie Prgms.CHSJ-Morning Matinee*WBZ-Military Band; NewsWCAX.AlmanacWDRC-Music; TimeWEEI-Caroline CabotWGAN-Call to ChurchWHEB-Coffee ClubWOR-Aunt Jenny's StoriesWORC-Ernie JohnsonWTAG-Styles in Music*WTIC-World News*WTRY-Timekeeper; News

EXCEPTIONSWABI-Mon., Fri., Breakfast

Rendezvous; Tues., Wed..*WEAN -Mon., Sands of

Time; News; Interlude;Tues., Thurs., Defense

7:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. inclusive

HOW TO USE THIS SECTIONAll daytime programs for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday.

Thursday and Friday between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 3:45p.m., inclusive, are listed in this section.

The daytime programs listed under the heading "MondayThrough Friday Programs" are all programs broadcast Mon-day through Friday at the same time each day.

Half -way down the same column and under the same timeline you will note the word "exceptions." All programs listedunder this heading are those which are not broadcast at thesame time Monday through Friday but are different every dayor broadcast in a series of two or more, such as Monday -Tuesday, Monday -Wednesday -Friday, etc. In other words, ifyou are looking for a news program or a dramatic serialbroadcast at the same time each day it will be listed underthe "Monday Through Friday" heading. All other programswill be found under "Exceptions."

Creature of ImpulsePhil Spitalny, conductor of the "Hour of

Charm," is a man of impulse. After last week'sbroadcast, he decided that he needed a restin the country. Ten minutes later he was in ataxicab headed for a Catskill Mountains re-treat. It cost him thirty-five dollars, but hegot his rest.

Organ Moods; 'Thurs.,Milton Charles, organist

WBRY-Mon., Fri., Break-fast Rendezvous; TuesWed., Organ Moods;Thurs., Milton Charles,organist

WHAM -Mon., Wed., Fri.,Reveille Roundup; Tues.,Thurs., Music

WKNE-Mon., Tues., Fri.,Breakfast Rendezvous;Wed., Organ Moods;Thurs., Milton Charles,organist

8:30 A.M.MONDAY TaRRMÑs FRIDAY

*News: WEAFDo You Remember?: WFEARuth Moss Prgm.: WNAC

WRDOMissus Goes a -Shopping:

WABCMusical March Past: CBA

CBL CBM CBO CFNBCHNS

*CBF-Musical Potpourri;News

CHSJ-Voice of MemoryCKAC-Sports; MelodiesWBZ-Morning ToastWCSH-Devotions*WDRC-News; Shopper's

SpecialWHAM -Ma PerkinsWHDH-Music of Many

LandsWJAR-MelodiesWLBZ-Happy KitchenWLNH-Musical ClockWOR-Sweet MusicWSYB-Recruiting ServiceWTIC-Radio Bazaar*WTRY-Timekeeper; News

EXCEPTIONS

*CFCF-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Thurs., Texas Jim Robert-son, bar.; Fri., Musicale

WABI-Mon., Coffee Club;Tues., Good MorningBlues; Fri., David Shoop'sOrch.

WBRY-Mon., Thurs., CoffeeClub; Tues., Good Morn-ing Blues; Wed., MelodyMen; Fri., David Shoop'sOrch.

WCOU-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Half & Half; Tues.,Thurs., Petite MusicaleCouncil; News; ShoppingNews; Wed., Fri., Sandsof Time; News; ShoppingNews

*WGAN-Mon., Wed., Fri..News; This RhythmicAge; Tues., Thurs., News;Tin Pan Alley

WGY-Mon., Wed., Fri., DoYou Remember?; Tues.,Thurs., Jack Berch

WJZ-Moo., Tues., Wed.,Thurs., Strike Up theBand; Fri., March On,Marines

WKNE-Mon., Thurs., Cof-fee Club; Tues., GoodMorning Blues; WedMelody Men; Fri., DavidShoop's Orel.

WTAG-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Let's Fight; Tues.. Thurs.,Women on the Alert

8:45 A.M.

PROGRAMSrnnOUOe FRIDAY

*News; Sons of thePioneer: WJZ

Adelaide Hawley: WABC*News: WCSH WJAR

WRDOJam with Your Breakfast;

You & the War: WEAF*News: WHAM WHDHCHSJ-Morning RoundupWCAX-Sing TimeWEAN -MusicaleWGY-Market BasketWORC-Morning WatchWSYB-FWA Prgm.WTAG-Music; Did You

Know?exCnPTIONs

*CFCF-Mon., Wed., Mu-sicale; Tues., Thurs., Fri.,Here Comes the Band;News

CFCY-Thurs Fri., Songsfor You

WABI-Mon., To be an-nounced; Tues., Thurs.,Franklyn Stewart, songs;Wed., Good MorningBlues; Fri., MiltonCharles, organist

WBRY-Mon., To be an-nounced; Tues., Thurs.,Franklyn Stewart Enter-tains; Wed., Good Morn-ing Blues; Fri., MiltonCharles, organist

WFEA-Mon., Tues., Thurs.,Let's Fight; Wed., A toZ in Novelty; Fri., I Hearthe Southland Singing

WHEB-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Fri., Popular Music;Thurs., Aloha Land

WKNE-Mon., To be an-nounced; Tues., Thurs.,Franklyn Stewart Enter-tains; Wed., Good Morn-ing Blues; Fri., MiltonCharles, organist

WMFF-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Devotions; Music; Tues.,Thurs Devotions; HomeBureau

*IVOR-Mon., News; Inter-lude; Tues., Thurs.,News; Interlude; HealthTalk; Wed., Fri., News;Interlude; Prgm. Preview

9A.M.

PROGTHRou=NRAMS FRIDAY

Women of Tomorrow: WJZBreakfast Club; Don Mc.

Neill, me.: CBA CBOCFCF WMFF WTRY

*News: WABC WABIWBRY WCAX WDRCWGAN WKNE WORC

*News & Rhythm: WNACWEAN

Show Without a Name:CBL CBM WCSH WEAFWRDO

*News: CKAC WFEACBF-Carte BlancheCHSJ-Hour of Good Cheer*WBZ-News; Hum & StrumWCOU-Meat on the TableWEEI-Good Morning, Ladies*WHEB-News; Devotions*WHDH-Fishermen's

Broadcast; NewsWLNH-Home Half Hour*WOKO-News; MusicWSYB-Devotionals

EXCEPTIONS

CFCY-Mon., Wea., Fri.,News; Band for Today;Tues., News; Musical Bou-quet; Music; Fri., News;Fulford; To be announced

CFNB-Mon., Homemaker'sNotebook; Tues., Thurs.,A Man & His Band;Wed., Happy Side ofLife; Fri., Show Withouta Name

CHNS Mon., Wed., Fri.,Pianograms; Tues.,Thurs., Musical Bouquet

WGY-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Show Without a Name;Tues., Thurs., Listen toLeibert

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WHAM -Mon., Wed., FrL,Breakfast Club; Tues.,Thurs., Musical Bouquet

WJAR-Mon., Show Withouta Name; Tues., Wed.,Thurs., Fri., ShoppingNews

*WLBZ-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Show Without a Name:Tues., Thurs., News &Rhythm

WOR-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Pegeen Prefers; TunefulTempos; Tues., Thurs.,Dear Imogene

WTAG-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Varieties; Tues., Thurs.,Modern Kitchen

WTIC-Mon., Women's Ba-sear; Tues., Thurs.,Rhythms of the Day;Wed., Hymn Singer; Fri.,Musical Souvenirs

9:15 A.M.MONDAY TRMeou0N FRIDAY

PROGRAMS

The Radio Reader: WABCWABI WBRY WCAXWDRC WEEI WGANWKNE WORC

Breakfast Club: WHDHCKAC-Radio QuestionnaireWBZ-Funny Money ManWCOU-Women in the NewsWGY-Ma PerkinsWHAM -Women OnlyWJAR-Housewives' Exch.WOKO-Your Community

HostessWSYB-Musical Varieties

EXCEPTION.

CBA-Fri., Breakfast ClubCBF-Fri., Variety Prgm.CBO-Fri., Breakfast ClubCFNB-Mon., Tues., Thurs

Fri., B. U. P. NewsCHNS-Mon., Studio Prgm.;

Tues., Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Breakfast Club

WCSH-Tales., Thurs., FoodNews

WEAN -Mon., Wed., Fri., AllHail to You; Tues.,Thurs., Food News

WFEA-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Hank Lawsen; Tues.,Thurs., Food Facts

WLBZ-Tues., Thurs., FoodNews; Wed., FrL, AlHail to You

WNAC-Mon., Wed., Fri., AllHail to You; Tues.,Thurs., Food News

WOR-Tues., Food MerchantsAssn Convention; ThursNovelty Music

WTAG-Tues., Thurs., FoodNews

WTIC-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Treasury Star Parade;Tues., Thurs., Food News

WWSR-Mon., Fri., BobJones; Tues., Thurs.,Church in the Wildwood;Wed., Salvation ArmyPrgm.

9:30 A.M.MONDAYPron^^Ñ0 FRIDAY

Morning Moods: CBL CBMWEAF WFEA WLBZWRDO

Breakfast Club: WJZSpotlight Review: WCOU

WEAN WLNH WNACWSYB

*News: WGY WWSR*CBF-Your Favorite Song;

NewsCFCY-In Search of BeautyCHSJ-Moments of Melody*WBZ-News; Melodeers*WCSH-Party line: NewsWHEB-750 ClubWTIC-Aunt Jenny's Stories

FXCETIONsCBA-Mon., Breakfast Club;

Thurs., Fri., MorningMoods

CBO-Tues., Thurs.. Fri..Morning Moods

CFCF-Thurs., Fri., MusicaleCFNB-Mon., Tues., Wed.,

Breakfast Club; Thurs..Fri., Daily Doziñ

*CHNS-Mon., Wed., Fri.,News; Hollywood Headliners; Tues., Thurs..News; Music

CKAC-Mon.. DancingStrings; Tues., Jump

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Time; Wed., Good Morn-ing; Thurs., Burl Ives.songs; Fri., Paul Fournier,talk

WABC-Mon., DancingStrings; Tues., JumpTime; Wed., Good Morn-ing; Thurs., Burl Ives,songs; Fri., Symphonettes

WABI-Mon., DancingStrings; Tues., JumpTime; Wed., Good Morn-ing; Thurs., Burl Ives,songs; Fri., Symphonettes

WBRY-Mon., DancingStrings; Tues., JumpTime; Wed., Good Morn-ing; Thurs., Burl Ives,songs; Fri., Symphonettes

WCAX-Mon., DancingStrings; Tues., JumpTime; Wed., Good Morn-ing; Thurs., Burl Ives,songs; Fri., Symphonettes

WDRC-Mon., DancingStrings; Tues., JumpTime; Wed., Good Morn-ing; Thurs., Burl Ives,songs; Fri., Symphonettes

WEEI-Mon.. DancingStrings; Tues., JumpTime; Wed., Good Morn-ing; Thurs., Burl Ives,songs; Fri., Symphonettes

WGAN-Mon., DancingStrings; Tues., JumpTime; Wed., Good Morn-ing; Thurs., Burl Ives,songs; Fri., Symphonettes

WHAM -Mon., Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Breakfast Club;Tues., Bradley Kincaid

IVJAR.Moo., Wed., MarchOn, Marines; Tues., Va-rieties; Thurs., Fri.Morning Moods

WKNE-Mon., DancingStrings; Tues., JumpTime; Wed., Good Morn-ing; Thurs., Burl Ives,songs; Fri., Symphonettes

WORC-Mon., DancingStrings; Tues., JumpTime; Wed., Good Morn-ing; Thurs., Burl Ives,songs; Fri., Symphonettes

WTAG-Mon., Tues., Thurs.,Morning Moods; Wed.,Fri., Music Box

WTRY-Thurs., Fri., Varie-ties

9:45 A.M.MONDAY THROUGHMS FRIDAY

PROGRA

Happy Jack Turner, songs:CBL CBM WEAF WFEAWLBZ WRDO

To be announced: WCOUMusical Roundup: WEAN

WNAC*News: WMFF WSYBCKAC-WaltzesWBZ-News from the StoresWGAN-Keyboard CapersWGY-Aunt Jenny's StoriesWHAM -Tower ClockWHEB-Flashes of Life; 750

ClubWKNE-Morning DevotionsWORC-Let's See NowWTIC-Music While You

WorkEXCEPTIONS

CBA-Tues., Thurs Fri..Music Room

CEO-Tues., Thurs.. Fri..Music Room

CFCF-Tues., HomemakersRevue; Thurs., Fri..Breakfast Club

CFNB-Mors., Tues., Wed.,Voice of Memory; Sweet-hearts; Thurs., Fri.,Voice of Memory; Smil-ing Jack

CHNS-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Novelty Time; Fri., StudioPrgm.

CHSJ-Mon., Happy Side ofLife; Memory Lane

WABC-Mon., Tues., Wed..Hymns of All Churches;Thurs., Fri., Thus WeLive

WABI.Mon., Tues., Fri.,Popular Orchestra; Wed.,Navy Program; Thurs.,Army Prgm.

WCAX-Mon., String En.semble; Tues., Wed..Thurs., Melody Quiz; Fri.,Neighborhood Call

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Daytime Programs(Continued)

JANE WEBB, heardas Midge in "The

Bartons"

(9:45 a.m. Continued)

WDRC-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Hymns of All Churches;Thurs., Fri., Thus WeLive

WEEI-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Hymns of All Churches;Thurs., Fri., Thus WeLive

WJAR-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Musical Varieties; Tues.,Bristol County Agricul-ture; Thurs., RhythmicMelodies

WLNH-Mon., U. S. Navy;Wed., Fri., Novatime;Tues., Thurs., CarsonRobison's Buckaroos

WOKO-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Hymns of All Churches;Thurs., Fri., Thus WeLive

WOR-Mon., Melody Mo-ments; Prgm. Prevues;Music; Tues., AuntJemima; Prgm. Prevues;Interlude; Wed., Fri.,Jack Berch. songs;Thurs., Aunt Jemima;Lorraine Sherwood

*WTAG-Mon., Tues.,Thurs., Organ Reveries;News; Wed.,Box; News

WTRY-Thurs., Fri., Break-fast Club

WWSR-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Treasury Star Pa:ade;Tues., Thurs., TropicalMoods

10A.M

MONDAYÍIOORA OS FRIDAY

Story of Bess Johnson:WBZ WCSH WEAF WGYWHAM WJAR WTAGWTIC

Dance Band Parade: WJZValiant Lady: WABC

Fiuronmurr . or valiant Ladyon age. t. and r.

Clark Dennis, tar.: WLBZWMFF WTRY

War Time Shopping; ClarkDennis, tar.: CBL

*BBC News: IV.\BY WCOUWEAN 1\'I.NII WNACWSYB WOE

CHA -Joan tlarshallCBF-La Metairie RancourtCBO-Shopping Commentary;

Musir*CRT -News; Homemakers'

Review; MusicCFCY-Home ForumCFNB-Happy W'arrinr Pro

grainCANS -Mrs. DexterC K A C -Roman- Fr n i l le tonIV itPY ?lorning AiresWCAX-Woman's JournalWFEA-Home Makers' GuildWGAN-Social CalendarWHDH-Air Express Music*WHEB-News; Bing Crosby*WKNE-News*WRDO-News; Topics for

LadiesWW SR-Eutertaimnent Cal-

endarEXCEPTIONS

CBM-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Thurs., Shopping Com-mentary; Organ Music;Fri., Shopping Commen-tary; Food, Facts &Fashions

CHSJ-Mon., Organ Recital;Wed., Fri., BulletinBoard; Tues., Thurs., Mu.sical Bouquet

WABI-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Gospelites; Tues., Thurs.,To be announced

10:15 A.M.MONDAYPROGMMS FRIDAY

Bachelor's Children: WBZWCSH WEAF WGYWJAR WTAG WTAMWTIC

Dorothy Keller, thespoiled younger sister ofDr. Graham's new assist-ant. Dr. Keller, appearson the scene with a threatof trouble ahead.

*Helen Hiett, news: WHDHWJZ WTRY

Stories America Loves:WABC WDRC WEEIWOKO

Penny Wise: WABY WCOUWLNH WSYB

Chas. Kuntz' Orch.: CBA('BL CBM CBO

CBF-Le Courrier du Jour*CFCY-NewsCKAC-L'Heure RecreativeWEAN -Everyday Adven-

turesWGAN-Meet the BandWHEB-750 ClubWMFF-Ma PerkinsWNAC-Sing & Swing ShopWOR-Johnson FamilyWORC-Sacred HeartWWSR-Carolina Mt. Boy

EXCEPTIONSCHSJ-Tues., Thurs., Bulle-

tin BoardWABI-Mon., Wed., That's

an Idea; Thurs., Music ofLatin America; Fri., Tobe announced

WKNE-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Guess the Tune; Tues.,Thurs., Songs of LongAgo

WLBZ-Mon., Health Talk;Tues., Thurs., Here Comesthe Band; Wed., Sym-phony of Melody; Fri.,A to Z in Novelty

1MONDAO H0 A.M.RIDGY

PROGRAMS

Choir Loft: CBA CBL CBOCFCY WCOU WEANWLNH WNAC WFEAWYSB WABY

Hank Lawsen's Knights ofthe Road: CFCF WHAMWJZ WLBZ WRDO

Helpmate: WBZ WCSHWEAF WGY WJARWTAG WTIC

Amanda of Honeymoon Hill:WABC WDRC WEEIWGAN WOKO WORC

CHNS-InterludeCKAC-Le Courrier D'OdetteWBRY-Church in the Wild.

woodWKNE-Morning Pick -Up*WMFF-News; Co the

WomenWTRY-Chapel Service*WWSR-News; Listen,

Ladies!EXCEPTIONS

CBF-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Le Vieux Maitre d'Ecole;Tues., Thurs., Le Quartd'lleure de detente

CBM-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Choir Loft; Tues., Thurs.,Musicale

CFNB-Moo., Happy Side ofLife; Toes., Thurs., Mu-sical Bouquet; Wed., Fri.,Homemakers Notebook

CHSJ-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Choir Loft

*WABI-Mon., News; To beannounced; Tues., Thurs.,Fri., News; Interlude;Wed.. PM on the Air

WCAX-Mon., Wed., Fri..Fri.. Our County; Tues.,Novelty Revue; Thurs.,Vocal Varieties

WHIM -Mon., Wed., Fri., AWoman's Eye -View; Tues..Thurs., Club News

WOtt-Mom,., Wed., Fri.,Ilappv Jim Parsons;Ihealth Talk; Tues.,Thurs., Happy Jim Par-sons

10:45 A.M.

Road of Life: CBA CFCYCFNB CHNS CHSJ

CBF-French SongsCKAC-Capsules of Melody -WEAN -Studio PartyWEEI-Food FairWHAM -Al SiglWHDH-Morning SerenadeWHEB-Light of the WorldWOKO.Racing NewsWWSR-Sacred Heart

EXCEPTIONS

CBL-;non., Wed., Fri., Mu-sical Comedy Time; Tues.,Thurs., Sweet Hour ofPrayer

CBM-Mon., Wed., Fri., Mu.sical Comedy Time; Tues.,Thurs., Sweet Hour ofPrayer

CBO-Mon., Wed., Fri., Mu-sical Comedy Time; Tues.,Thurs., Sweet Hour ofPrayer

CFCF-Mon., Wed., Fri.,String Orch.; Tues..Thurs., Musical Bouquet

WCOU-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Treasury Star Parade;Tues., Thurs., You Can'tDo Business with Hitler

WLNH-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Treasury Star Parade;Tues., Thurs., You Can'tDo Business with Hitler

WNAC-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Treasury Star Parade;Tues., Thurs., You Can'tDo Business with Hitler

WOR-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Consumers' Club; Tues.,Thurs., Here's Looking atYou

WSYB-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Treasury Star Parade;Tues., Thurs., You Can'tDo Business with Hitler

WTRY-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Your Defense Reporter;We're in the Army Now;Tues., Thurs., PopularOrch.: Record News

MONO NRGODDN FRIDAYAYfRORAMS

*News: WFEA WLBZChaplain Jim, U. S. A.:

W'.IZ WRDOYoung Dr. Malone: WBZ

WCSH WEAF WGYWJ:AB WTAG WTIC

Cheer Up Gang: WARY*Fletcher Wiley, news:

WABC WABI WBRYWCAX WDRC WGANWKNE WORC

IIA.M.

MONDAYROGRAMS

TNROOON FRIDAY

Breakfast at Sardis: WHAMWJZ WMFF WTRY

*Sydney Moseley, news:WABY WCOU WEANWLNH WRDO WSYB

Road of Life: WEAF WBZWGY WJAR WLBZWCSH WTAG WTIC CBLCBO

Mrs. Evans begins hercampaign for reconcilia-tion between her daughter,Carol, and Dr. Jim Brent.

*News: CFNB CHSJW OR

CBA-Farm BroadcastCBF-Grande SoeurCBM-Life Can Be BeautifulCFCF-Your Fortune, Ma-

dameCFCY-Band Parade*CHNS-News; MelodiesCKAC-Le Courrier du dourWABI-Popular MusicWBRY-Musical RevueWGAN-MusicaleWNAC-New England Cup-

boardEXCEPTIONS

WABC-Mon., Jump Time;Tues., Thurs., Mary LeeTaylor; Wed., Fri., FourClubmen

WCAX-Mon., Rhythm atRandom; Tues., Arms forVictory; Wed., Thurs.,Serenade; Fri., NoveltyRevue

WCOU-Mon., Legion Prgm.;Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.,Ruth Moss, Interviews

WDRC-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Treasury Star Parade;Tues., Thurs., Mary LeeTaylor

WEEI-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Clara, Lu 'n' Em; Tues.,Thurs., Mary Lee Taylor

WFEA-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Fri., Ruth Moss Inter-views; Thurs., Devotions

WHDH-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Breakfast at Sardis;Tues., Red Cross Show;Thurs., American Music

*WHEB-M o n., Tues..Thurs., Fri., News; Mu-sic; Wed., News; Roches.ter Hour

*WKNE-Mon., Wed., Fri.,News; Tues., Thurs.,Music of Great Com-posers

WOKO-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Saratoga News; Tues.,Thurs., Mary Lee Taylor

* W ORC-Mon., Tues., Thurs.'Fri., News; Melodies;News; Consumer News

*WWSR Mon., Wed., Fri.,A to 2 in Novelty; Tues.,Salinity Kaye's Orch.;Thurs., Jesters

11:15 A.M.MONDAY TPRN rOGRA - FRIDAY

MS

Vic & Sade: WCSH WEAFWGY WJAR WLBZWBZ WTAG WTIC CBM

Sa éion napew vie and

Second Husband: WABCWDRC WEEI WGANWOKO WORC

*Australian News: WCOUWEAN WNAC WLNHWRDO WSYB

CBL-Monica MoganCBO-Passing ShowCFCF-Novelty Group; For

Ladies OnlyCFCY DanceParadeWABI-To be announcedWOR-Woman's Hour

EXCEPTIONSCBF-Mon., Tues., Thurs.,

Symphonic Poems; Wed.,Fri., Le Moulin de laChanson

CFNB-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Ridin' the Range; Tues.,Shen Fields' Orch.;Thurs., Lawrence Welk'sOrch.

CKAC-Mon., Concert Orch.;Tues., Valse Choisies;Wed., Fri., Radio Potins;Thurs., Radio Entrevues

WBRY-Mon., Wed., Thurs.,Treasury Star Parade;Tues., Fri., AmericaMarches

WCAX-Tues., Rhythm atRandom

*WFEA-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Fri., Australian News

WHEB-Tues., Fri., PrivateWard, organist; Thurs.,Hymn Time

WKNE-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Music of Great Com-posers

WWSR-Mon., Master Sing-ers; Tues., Aloha Land;Wed., Shall We Waltz;Thurs., News of VermontChurches

11:30 A.M.MONDAYFTHROUGH FRIDAY

A in Country:WHAM WHDH WJZWMFF WTRY

Soldier's Wife: CBA CBLCBM CBO CFCY CFNBCHNS CHSJ

Bright Horizon: WABCWDRC WEEI WOKOWORC

Against the Storm: WEAFWBZ WGY WJAR WTAGWCSH WTIC WLBZ

Yankee House Party: WABYWCOU WEAN WLNHWNAC WRDO WSYB

CFCF-For Ladies OnlyCKAC-La Pension VelderWABI-Popular MusicWBRY-Pan American Sere-

nadeWFEA.Circle C Ranch BoysWHEB-Side ShowWKNE-Rhythm Limited

EXCEPTIONSCBF_-Wed., Fri., Piano Re-

citalWCAX-Mon., Fri., Serenade;

Wed., From America'sSoil; Thurs., To be an-nounced

WGAN-Mon., Wed., Fri.,South American Way;Tues., Thurs., MarchingAlong

*WWSR-Mon., Thurs., Fri.,News; Tues., Major W.B. Steele; Wed.. Hashwith Nash

11:45 A.M.MONDAYTIIÓÓÑU FRIDAY

Lucy Linton, Stories fromLife: CBA CBL CBMCBO CFCY CFNB CHNSCHSJ

Little Jack Little's Orch.:WHAM WHDH WJZWMFF WTRY

David Harum: WCSH WEAFWBZ WGY WJAR WTAGWTIC

Aunt Jenny's Stories: WABCWDRC WEEI WGANWORC

Jean saves the happinessof her home with love anduuderstanding rather titanhatréd.

CBF-Vie de FamilleCKAC-Sunshine Hour*WABI-Monitor NewsWHEB-Here Comes the

BandWKNE AgricultureNewsWLBZ-Ma PerkinsWOKO-Louise Bertay

EXCEPTOrgIONS

*CFCF-Mon., an Music;News; Tues., Piano Mu-sic; News; Wed., NoveltyOrch.; News; Thurs.,Men of Note; News;Fri., Salon Orch.; News

WBRY-Mon., Dear Mr.Cheer

WCAX-Tues., Madam Ze-lain; Wed., Defend YourHealth; Thurs., GoodNeighbor Salute

WFEA-Mon., ManchesterInst. Prgm; Tues., Wed.,Symphony of Melody;Thurs., Music Salon; Fri.,Studio Party

WLNH-Moo., Tues., Thurs.,Fri., Lunt & Abner; Wed.,Yankee House Party

WIVSR-Mon.. WPA Prgm.;Tues., Fri., Let's BeNeighbors; Wed., News;Thurs., WPA Prgm.

WHEB-Mon., Tanen Time; Orch.; Thurs.. HarareTues., Thurs., W altz saint's Orel.Tiuie; Wed., Dance Orch.; CHSJ -Tues., Wed.. FnFri., Tropical Moods Salon Musir

WJAR-Tues., Luncheon WARY -Mon., Willard Trio:Concert Wed., To be announced:

WLNH-Mon., County Ex Fri., Melodies by Millertension Service; Tues., WBZ-Mint., Wed., Fri., hl,Wed., Thurs., Fri., Fran- semble; Tues., Thur.cis Cronin, organist Musical Bouquet

WOR-Slon., Fri., Musical WFEA-Mon., AmusementAppetizer; Tues., Thurs., Roundup; Tues., BarbaraMusical Bouquet; Wed.. Whitten; Wed., Fri., TheU. S. -Marine Band Shopper; Thurs., Aloha

WRDO-Mon., Wed., Fri., LandMadame Zelaine; Thurs., WJAR-Mon., Wed., Thurs.Bible Quiz Defense Theater; Dance

WTRY-Mon., Tues, Farm Time; Tues., Fri. DanceNews; Wed., Fri., Sons of Timethe Pioneers; Thurs.. WTAG-Mon., Wed.. FriFann Bureau Roving Reporter

WWSR-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Madame Zelaine; Tues.,Gov. Wills

12 MONDAYPTHROUGN FRIDAY

NoonMONDAYPTIIÓÓIOIÁMS FRIDAY

*News: WEAF*Kate Smith Speaks; News:

WABC WDRC WEEIWORC

Chuckwagon Get Together:WJZ

*News: CBA CBL CBMCB0 CFCY CHSJ CFNB

*Boake Carter, news:WABY WEAN WNACWOR

*News: WHDH WHEBWTRY

CBF-Jeunnessee DoreeCFCF-Melody TimeCKAC-Chet ColetteWABI-Jimmy & DickWBRY-Noon Tunes*WBZ-News; Hum & StrumWCAX-Noontime Varieties*WCOU-Monitor NewsWFEA-Extension ServiceWGAN-Musical Special*WGY-News; Otis & Elea

nor; Melodies -

*WHAM -March of the Day;News

WJAR.Luncheon ConcertWKNE-Variety Prgm.WLBZ-Pepper YoungWLNH-Flashes of Life*WMFF-Varieties; News*WOKO-News; MusicWSYB-Musical VarietiesWTIC-Little Show

EXCEPTIONS*CHNS-Mon., IVed., Fri.,

News; Interlude; Tues.,Thurs., News; BulletinBoard

WCSH-Mon., Wed., Fri., Ato Z in Novelty; Tues.,Thurs.. Novatiute

WRDO-Mon., Tues., Thurs.,Fri., Words & Music;Wed., News; Harold New-comb, pianist

WTAG-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Tschaikowsky Serenade;Tues., Thurs., Call Outthe Marines

WWSR-Mon., Tues., Thurs.,Bronco Busters; Ned.,Fri. Gulf Spray Prgm.

12:15 P.M.MONDAYPROGRAMSTNROOCN FRIDAY

Big Sister: CBA CBL CBOCFCY CFNB CHNS CHSJCKAC WABC WDRCWEEI WOKO WORC

The arrival of DrewCarson upsets all of FrankWayne's well -laid plans.How he meets this menaceto the success of hisschemes is poignantly toldin this week's story.

Words & Music: WBZWEAF WRDO WTAG

*Nancy Boothe Craig;News: WJZ

Francis Cronin, organist:WCAU WNAC

*News: WGAN WGYWSYB

CBF-Quelles NouvellesCBM-Road of LifeCFCF-House of Peter Mac

Gregor*WCSH-News; Luncheon

Club*WEAN -N e w s ; Musical

RoundupWHAM -Farm Front NewsWHDII-J e r r y O'Leary's

QuizIVLBZ-Ray Little's ShowWTIC-Luncheonaires

EXCEPTIONS

WARY -Mon., Tues., Thurs.,Bill Hay Reads the Bible

WFEA-Mon., H a r d w areNews; Tues., Wed., Fri.,Amusement Roundup;Thurs., Francis Cronin,organist

P.M12:30 P.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDP.

ROGRAMs Mary Margaret McBride

Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: WEAF

WHAM WHDH WJZWMFF

Italian Melodies: WEANFarm Broadcast: CBL CBM

CBORomance of Helen Trent:

WABC WDRC WEEIWOKO WORC

*News: WBRY WCAXWFEA WJAR WKNEWOR WRDO WWSR

*CBF-News; Le RevellRural

CFCF-Soldier's WifeCHNS-Music to RememberCKAC-C'Est La Vie*WBZ-News; AgriculturalNews

WCOU-Noonday MelodiesWGAN-Luncheon ClubWGY-Fann Paper*WLBZ-News; Maine News

RevueWLNH-Midday MelodiesWNAC-Civilian Defense;

Musical RoundupWSYB-Musical VarietiesWTAG'Hollywood Headlin-

ers; RevueWTRY-Sweet & Swing

EXCEPTIONS

CBA-Mon., Bruce Holder'sOrch.; Tues., Wed., Fri.,Musical Prgm.; Thurs.,Serenade

CFCY-Mon., Fulford; Tues.,Wed., Thurs., Fri., DanceSouvenirs

CFNB-Mon., Tues., Fri.,Melody Time; Wed., Tobe announced; Thurs.,Hawaiian Echoes

CHSJ-Mon., Bruce Holder'sOrch.; Tues., Fri., Rhythm& Romance; Wed., Hap-py Side of Life; Thurs.,Gems of Rhythm

WABI-Mon., Wed., The AirParade; Tues., Thurs..Grange News; Air Paralle; Fri., Browns ofBangor

WABY-Mon., Musical Por-traits; Tues., MarineBand; Wed., Melodies byMiller; Thurs., NavyBand; Fri., Resources Reporter

WEAF-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Rhymin' Time; Romanceand You; Tues., EnjoyYourselves; Thurs., TedSteele, novachordist

WHEB-Mon.. Tues.. USOPrgm.; Wed., TreasuryStar Parade; Thurs., Mu.sic by Cugat; Fri., Ma-rine Recruiting

12:45 P.M.MONDAY PROGRG1 FRIDAY

Our Gal Sunday: WABCWDRC WEEI WGANWOKO WORC

Rhymin' Time: WEAFCFCF-Luncheon HighlightCKAC-Lucky MelodiesWABI-Navy WingsWBRY-Musical MenuWCAX-Daily Chuckles; Va

rieties; MarketsWHEB-Shopping in RhythmWKNE-Singili SamWLBZ-Noonday ParadeWOR-Bill Hay Reads the

Bible*WRDO-Maine NewsWTIC-Here Comes the BandWWSR-For Your Amuse

mentICXCEPTIONS

CFCY-Mon.. Dance Souvenirs

CFNB-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Rendezvous with You;Tues., Sammy Kaye's

*News: WCOU WEANWFEA WLBZ WLNfiWNAC WRDO WSYB

*H. R. Baukhage, news.WHAM WHDH WJZW M1IFF WTRY

*News: CBL CBM CBOTo You: CBAQ. E. D. Commentator

\VARYLife Can Be Beautiful.

WABC WEEI WGANWOKO WORC

*News: WCSH WTAGW T1C

CBF-Rue PrincipaleCHNS-Favorites*CKAC-News; Betty Bee-

hive; PianistWBZ-Itolne ForumWCAX-Masterworks of Mu

sic*WDRC-News; Inside Pagr*WHEB-News; Jordan Bo

nin; MusicWERE -Herds HoweWOR-Lee Mason

EXCEPTIONS

*CFCF-Mon., News; Menof Note; Tues., News,Novelty Orch.; Wed.,News; Jimmy WakelyTrio; Thurs., News;Waltz Music; Fri., News:Organ Music

CFCY-Mon., To be ara

nounced; Tues., WedThurs., Fri., Songs By

*CFNB-Mon., Wed., Fri.,News; Piano Interlude;Tues., Thurs., News;Time Out for Novelty

CHSJ-Mon., Tues., Fri..To You; Wed., Presenta-tion; Thurs., Happy Sideof Life

WABI.Molt., Tues., Thurs..Fri., Musicale; Weil..Let's Be Neighbors

WBRY-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Fri., The Needleworks;Thurs., Children at Play

WGY-Mon., Tues., Wed..Meet the Band; Thurs.,The Waltz Lives On;Fri., Allen Roth's Orch.

WJAR-Mon.. Fri., To be announced; Tues.. Thurs.,Treasury Star Parade.Wed., Extension Service

WWSR-Man., Wed., Fri..Farm News; Tues., Thurs.,Farm News; Health Talk

1:15 P.M.MONDAY rSs500e FRIDAY

I'll Find My Way: WABYWLNH

Edward MacHugh: WHDHWJZ WMFF

Woman in White: WAB(WDRC WEEI WGANWOKO WORC

Marjorie Mills: WCSIIWEAN WLBZ WNAfWTAG WTIC

*CBF-News*WABI-PM on the AnWSYB-Varieties

EXCEPTIONSCBA-M o n., Rhythmaires.

Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.,Happy Gang

CBL-M o n., Rhythmaires;Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.,Happy Gang

CBM-Mon., Rhythmaires;Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.,Happy Gang

CBO-M o n., Rhythmaires.Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.,Happy Gang

CFCF-Mon., Wed., Thurs..Fri., Gospel Singer; Tues.Rotary Club Luncheon

CFCY-Mon., RhythmairesTues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.Happy Gang

CFNB-Mon., Rhythmaires;Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.,Happy Gang

CHNS-Mon., Rhythmaires;Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.,Happy Gang

CHSJ-Mon., Rhythmaires;Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri.,Happy Gang

WBRY.Mon., Tues., Wed.,Thurs., Our Neighbor-hood; Fri., Open House

WCOU-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Waltz Time; Tues.,Thurs., Novachord Time

WBZ-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Treasury Star Parade;Tues., Thurs., JackBerch's Gang

WFEA-Mon., Rhythmaires;Tues., Music for Every-one; Wed., Sketches inin Melody; Thurs., AirForce Band; Fri., MarciaRice, songs

WGY-Mon., Rhythmaires;Tues., Music for Every-one; Wed., Better Busi-ness Bureau; Music Sa-lon; Thurs., Air ForceBand; Fri., Marcia Rice,songs

WHAM -Mon., Tues., Wed.,Fri., Gospel Singer;Thurs., Victory Is OurBusiness

WHEB-Mon., Farm Prgm.;Tues., Garden Chat;Wed,. Book Review;Thurs., Markets; Fri.,Homemakers Chat

WJAR-Mon., Rhythmaires;Tues., Music for Every-one; Wed., Sketches inMelody; Thurs., War -Time Motoring; Let'sDance; Fri., Marcia Rice,songs

WRDO-Mon., Farm News;Tues., Music for Every-one; Wed., Roger Nye,tor.; Thurs., Markets;Fri., Marcia Rice, songs

WTRY-Mon., Farm Prgm.;Tues., Charles JohnStevenson; Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Gospel Singer

WWSR-Mon., Lest We For-get; Tues., Wed., Thurs.,Luncheon Music; Fri.,On Wings of Song

1:30 P.M.MONDAY ',MOURN FRIDAY

PROGRAMSVic & Sade: IVABC WDRC

WEE! WOKO WORCFIFlieniaaliosue Vie Andlade on Pros s.

*News; Your Date withDon Norman: WABY

CBF-Vera le Soleil aveeTante Lucie

WCAX-Food Facts & Fan-cies

*WGAN-Monitor NewsWGY-Household ChatsWJAR-Your Prgm*WOR-News; Americans

Calling HomeWTRY-Kay Moser's Mati-

neeWWSR-Kentucky Ramblers

EXCEPTIONSCBA-Fri., Sketches in Mel.

odyCBL-Fri.. Sketches in Mel.

odyCBM-Fri., Sketches in Mel-

odyCBO-Fri., Sketches in Mel-

odyCFCF-Mon., Is Your Life

Counting Today; Wed.,Frontiers of AmericanLife; Thurs., Everyman'sBook; Fri., The Supreme

« Stewardship

CFCY-Fri., Sketches in Mel-ody

CFNB-Fri., Sketches in Mel-ody

CHNS-Fri., Sketches in Mel-ody

CHSJ-Fri., Sketches in Mel-ody

CKAC.Mon., Wed., Fri.,Concert; Tues., Thurs.,Music Box

WABI-Mon., Wed., Fri., YouCan't Do Business withHitler; Tues., MelodyCaravan; Thurs., DanceOrch.

WCOU-Mon., Fri., PianoRamblings; Tues., LestWe Forget; Wed., AdventChristian Prgm.; Thurs..Star Parade

WBZ-Mon., Rhythmaires;Tues., Thurs., Ensemble;Wed., Fri., Sketches inMelody

WHAM -Mon., Rhythmaires;Tues., Music for Every-one; Wed., Fri., Sketchesin Melody; Thurs., AirForce Band

WHEB-Mon., Lest We For-get; Tues., PleasantdaleFolks; Wed., You Can'tDo Business with Hitler;Thurs., Refugees at Col-lege; Fri., Stockmen'sTrails

WHDH-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Summer Serenade; Tues.,Joline, songs; Thurs., Hol-lywood & Vine

WJZ-Mon., Is Your LifeCounting Today; Tues.,Building Morale; Wed.,Frontiers of AmericanLife; Thurs., Everyman'sBook; Fri., The SupremeStewardship

WKNE-Tues., Thurs., TwinStates on Parade

*WLNH-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Thurs., News; Your Datewith Don Norman; Tues.,Fri., Christian Science

WMFF-Mon., Is Your LifeCounting Today; Tues.,Building Morale; Wed.,Frontiers of AmericanLife; Thurs., Everyman'sBook; Fri., The SupremeStewardship

WRDO-Mon., Salon Orch.;Wed., Fri., Sketches inMelody; Thurs., Air ForceBand

WSYB-Mon., County Farm;Tues., Lest We Forget;Wed., British War Re-lief; Thurs., MarineCorps; Fri.. Dairy Dramas

1:45 P.M.simmerPROGRAMº FRIDAY

The Goldbergs: WABCWORC WEEI WOKOWORC

*News: WEAF WFEAWJAR WRDO

*Cedric Foster, news:WCSH WEAN WNACWTAG WTIC WLBZ

They Tell Me: CBA CBLCBM CBO CFNB CHNSCHSJ

*WBZ-NewsWGAN-Tony & Juanita

EXCEPTIONS

CBF-Mon., Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Vincent Lopez Or-chestra; Tues., ArmyBand

CFCF-Mon., Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Vincent Lopez' Orch.

CFCY-Mon., Tues., Songsfor You; Wed.. Thurs..Fri., Ritchie

WABI-Mon., Wed., PopularOrch.; Tues., Army Pro-gram; Fri., Air Parade

WABY-Wed., Karl Zomar'sScrapbook

WBRY-Mon., Tues., Thurs.,Band of the Day; Wed.,The Navy Speaks; Fri.,Leathernecks on Parade

WCAX-M o n . , Varieties;Wed., Fri., Vocal Varie-ties; Tues., Musical Com-edy Gems; Thurs., Ac-cent on Song

WCOU-Lands of the Free;Thurs., Concert Master;Fri., Pan-American Prgm.

WGY-Mon., Red CrossPrgm.; Tues., Women'sWar Forum; Wed., RedCross Prgm.; Thurs., Fri.,Treasury Star Parade

WHAM -Mon., Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Vincent Lopez' Orch.;Tues., Army Prgm.

WHEB-Mon., League ofWomen Voters; Wed.,Fri., A to Z in Novelty;Tues., Thurs., Novatime

WJZ-Mon., Wed.. Thurs.,Fri., Vincent Lopez'Orch.; Tues., Army Band

WKNE-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Songs of Melody; Tues.,Thurs., Echoes of theStage

WLNH-Mon., Tues., MarchOn, Marines; Wed.,Pleasantville Folks;Thurs., Freedom on theLand

WMFF-Mon., Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Vincent Lopez' Orch.;Tues., Army Band

WOR-Mon., Wed., Fri., Tobe announced; Tues.,Thurs., Karl Zomer'sScrapbook

WSYB-Mon., Tues., Thurs.,Concert Hour; Wed., Fri.,You Can't Do Businesswith Hitler

2P.M.

MONOROCRAMº FRIDAYYP

*Cedric Foster, news:WABY

Young Dr. Malone: WABCWDRC WEEI WGANWOKO

How will nurse Ann Ma-lone react when she learnsthat Frank Palmer, the in-jured American aviator.has fallen In love withher?

Light of the World: WCSHWEAF WGY WHAMWBZ WJAR

Big Sister: CBMWABI-Shut-In Prgm.*WBRY-News; Stan on

the Horizon*WCAX-Monitor News*WEAN -Musical Roundup;

News*WHEB-News; Town Crier*WKNE-NewsWLNH-Between the Lines*WNAC-Musical Roundup;

NewsWOR-Martha DeaneWTAG-Radio Theater Mat-

ineeWWSR-Parade of Bands

EXCEPTIONSCBA-Mon., Tues., Wed.,

Joint Recital; Thurs.,Fri., Lubka Kolessa

CBF-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Joint Recital; Fri., LubkaKolessa

VIVIAN FRIDELL

SHE turned down her firstradio chance because she

was determined to completeher college education. ButVivian Fridell, the Mil-waukee -born daughter of aclothing designer who hadonce been a Swedish actor,planned to find a career inradio, once her studies werecompleted. Opportunity didknock more than once for her,and a few years later she wasback at the studios making a real name for herself. Herwork at the University of Wisconsin's School of Speech,plus practical experience with little theaters and stockcompanies, made her a skilful and able actress. Sheeven conducted her own radio program at college andso was ready for the leading role in "Backstage Wife,"which she won in 1935-and still carries triumphantly.

CBL-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Joint Recital; Thurs.,Fri., Lubka Kolessa

CBO-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Fri., Joint Recital;Thurs., Concert Corner

CFCF-Tues., Joint RecitalCFCY-Mon., Tues., Wed.,

Joint Recital; Thurs.,Fri., Lubka Kolessa

CFNB-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Time for Novelty; Tues.,Joint Recital; Thurs.,Lubka Kolessa

CHNS-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Voice of Memory; Sweet-hearts; Thurs., Voice ofMemory; Smilin' Jack;Fri., Sunset Time; Voiceof Memory

CHSJ-Mon., Tues., JointRecital; Wed., ConcertCorner; Thurs., Fri.,Lubka Kolessa

CKAC-Tues., Thurs., UnPeu de Tout

WCOU-Mon., Fri., Billy &Bert; Tues., Chamber ofCommerce; Wed., Treas-ury Star Parade

WFEA-Mon., Shut-in Prgm.;Tun., Wed., Thurs., Fri.,Magic Strings

WHDH-Mon., Thurs., Fri.,Vincent Lopez' Orch.;Tues., Army Band; Wed.,Police Commissioner

WLBZ-Mon., Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Vincent Lopez'Orch.; Tues., Army Band

WMFF-Mon., Nat'l Educa-tion Assn

WORC-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Home Folks Frolic;Tues., Thurs., Studies inBlack & White

WRDO-Mon., Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Vincent Lopez'Orch.; Tues., Army Band

WSYB-Wed., Fri., ConcertHour

WTIC-Mon., Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Medley Time; Tues.,We're in the Army Now

WTRY-Mon., Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Vincent Lopez'Orch.; Tues., EvelynJohnson

2:15 P.M.MOMDAVpsoonA

MsFRIDA

Lonely Women: WEAFWGY WCSH WHAMWJAR WBZ

Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne:WABC WDRC WEEIWOKO WORC

*Treasures In Melody;News (Tues., BaseballGame): WAAB WCOUWEAN WLBZ WNAC

Between the Bookends:CFCF CHSJ WHDH WJZWMFF WRDO WTRY

CBM-Musical Prgm.CFCY-MusicaleCHNS-Cabinet of MelodyWABI-Masterworks of MusicWBRY-Piano AnticsCKAC-Ehitre Vous et MoiWHEB-Music You Want*WLNH-Dance Time; News

EXCEPTIONSCBF-Thurs., French SongsCFNB-Mon., Wed., Fri.,

Marching Men; Thurs.,Musicale

WCAX-Mon., Symphonic;Tues., Invitation toWaltz; Wed., ConcertGems; Thurs., Bill Laneat the Orgatron; Fri.,Organ Music

1VGAN-Mon., Fri., OrganMoods; Tues., Navy Re-cruiting; Wed., Just Re-lax; Thurs., Army Re-cruiting

WKNE-Mon., N. H. Exten-sion; Tues., Army Report-er; Music; Wed., Thurs.,Fri., The United Nations;Defense Bulletins

WTIC-Mon., Wed., HartfordHostess Prgm.; Tues.,How to Enter a Contest& Win; Thurs., Conn.Men & Women in theWar; Fri., Concert Mati-nee

2:30 P.M.MONO Prtóc= FRIDAY

We Love & Learn: WABCWDRC WEEI WGANWOKO WORC

*News: WJZ WMFFWRDO WTRY

Guiding Light: WCSHWEAF WGY WHAMWBZ WJAR

Ballet Music: CBA CBMCBO CFNB

Narragansett Park Race(Baseball Game, Wed.only): WCOU WEANWLBZ WLNH WNAC

*News: WOR WWSRCBF-MusicaleCBL-John's Other WifeCFCF-They Tell MeCHSJ-Community DoingsCFCY-Music of the TimesWBRY-Radio MatineeWHDH-Dance MusicWSYB-Melody Time*WTAG-Afternoon Journal;

NewsEXCEPTIONS

CHNS-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Fri., Ballet Music; Thurs.,Interlude

CKAC-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Un Peu de Tout; Tues.,Neuvaine A St. Antoine;Thurs., Marches

WARY-Tues., Thurs., Schoolof the Air; Wed., CampGrant in Review; Fri.,Themes & Variations

WCAX-Tues., Books & Authors; Wed., CurtainCalls; Thurs., ChurchNews; Fri., Visiting theAmericas

WFEA-Mon., Magic Strings;Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri..Narragansett Park Race

WKNE-Mon., Tues., Sym-phony Hall; Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Symphonia

WTIC-Tues., Thurs., Con-cert Miniatures

2:45 P.M.MONDAY T0500IIIe00 FRIDAY

Jack Baker, songs: CBLCFCF WJZ WLBZ WRDOWTRY

Pepper Young's Family:WABC WOKO WEEI

Dance Parade: CBA CBMCBO

WDRC-Life Can Be Beautiful

WABI-Are You a Genius?WGAN-Masterwork.WMFF-Ann & the RamblersWOR-Baseball Preview*WTIC-Day Dreams; News

EXCEPTIONS

CFNB-Fri., Happy Side ofLife

CHNS-Thurs., Glad TidingsCKAC-Mon., Wed., Fri.,

Music Box; Tues., Thurs.,Instrumental Oddities

WABY-Mon., Service Com-mand Band; Tues.,Thurs., Khaki Serenade

WBZ-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Thurs., Hymns of AllChurches; Fri., BettyCrocker

WCAX-Tues., Take It EasyTime; Thurs., Excerptsfrom Opera

WCOU-Mon., Wed., SpikeJones; Tues., Khaki Sere-nade; Fri., Concert Album

WCSH-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Thurs., Hymns of AllChurches; Fri., BettyCrocker

WEAF-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Thurs., Hymns of AllChurches; Fri., BettyCrocker

WEAN -Mon., Thurs., Base-ball Fans Interviews;Tues., Khaki Serenade;Fri., Concert Album

WFEA-Mon., Thurs., Base-ball Fans Interviews;Tues., Khaki Serenade;Fri., Concert Album

WGY-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Thurs., Hymns of AllChurches; Fri., BettyCrocker

WHAM -Mon., Tues., Wed.,Thurs.. Hymns of AllChurches; Fri., BettyCrocker

*WHDH-Mon., Wed.,Thurs., Fisherman'sBroadcast; News; Fri.,News

WHEB-Mon., Let's BeNeighbors; Tues., Fri.,Classic Album; Wed.,Red Cross Talk; Thurs.,Neighborhood Call

WJAR-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Thurs., Hymns of AllChurches; Fri., BettyCrocker

WLNH-Mon., Concert Al-bum; Tues., Wed., MarchOn, Marines; Fri., HereComes the Band

WNAC-Mon., Thurs., Base-ball Fans Interviews;Tues., Khaki Serenade;Fri., Concert Album

WORC-Mon., Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Melody Time; Tues.,When Molly Rode theRange

WWSR-Mon., Fri., Leather -necks on Parade; Tues.,Wed., Thurs., Stars onthe Horizon

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Daytime Programs

3P.M.

MONDwvPE1MEAMS iA1OA

David Harum: WABCWDRC WEEI

Prescott Holiday: CFCFWHDH WJZ WTRY

Story of Mary Marlin: CBLCBM WCSH WEAF WGYWBZ WJAR WTAG WTICCBA CBO CFCY CFNBCHNS CHSJ

Will two Austrian refu-gees succeed In Drovingthemselves Innocent of anespionage charge?

Baseball, Red Sox & BravesGames (Fri., To be an-nounced): WCOU WEANWFEA WLBZ WLLHWNAC WRDO WSYB

CBF-Music HallWBRY-Cheerful ChatterWHAM -David HarumWHEB-Between the Lines;

Musical MomentsWMFF-Baseball GameWOKO-Forrest WillisWOR-Baseball, Giants' &

Yankees' Home GainesEXCEPTIONS

CKAC-Mon., InstrumentalOddities; Tues., Thurs.,Fashion Revue

WCAX-Wed., Let's Dance;Fri., You Can't Do Busi-ness With Hitler

WKNE-Mon., Organ Moods;Tues., You Can't Do Bus-iness with Hitler; Fri.,Columbia Ensemble

WORC-Tues., Melody TimeWWSR-Mon., Wed., Fri.,

Listen to Leibert; Tues.,Thurs., Music Salon

3:15 P.M.MONDAY

PaaGeaMiTNEOYY0 FNMA.

Down Brush Creek Way:WABC WABI WCAXWDRC WEEI WGANWORC

Ma Perkins: CBA CBL CBMCBO CFCY CFNB CHNSCHSJ WCSH WEAFWBZ WJAR WTAG WTIC

CKAC-Farmers' BulletinWGY-Woman in WhiteWHDH-Air Express MusicWHEB-Fellowship CircleWWSR-Flashes of Life

EXCEPTIONS*WBRY-Mon., T u e s.,

Thurs., Fri., News; Wed.,Readers & Writers

WHAM -Mon., Tues., Thurs.,Fri., Prescott Presents;Wed., Melodies

*WKNE-Mon., Tues., Wed.,Harry Marble, news;Thurs., Excursions InScience; Fri., Melodic In-terlude

WOKO-Mon., Tues., MarinePrgm.; Wed., Thurs., Fri.,Families in War Time;Music

3:30 P.M.MONDAY ,==1¿TNROUOsasN FRIDAY

Men of the Sea: WHAMWJZ

Pepper Young's Family:CBA CBL CBM CBOCFCY CFNB CHNS CHSJWCSH WEAF WGYWBZ WJAR WTAG WTIC

*CBF-News; Musical Mas-terpieces

*WEEI-News; HollywoodSnapshots

WHEB-Top TunesWOKO-Masterpieces

EXCEPTIONSCFCF-Mon., Tues., Wed.,

Stars of the Week; Sweet-hearts; Thurs., Fri., Starsof the Week; Smilin' Jack

CKAC-Mon., Exploring Mu-sic; Tues., KeyboardConcerts; Wed., ConcertOrch.; Thurs., NavyBand; Fri., Russian -American Festival

WABC-Mon., Exploring Mu-sic; Tues., KeyboardConcerts; Wed., ConcertOrch.; Thurs., NavyBand; Fri., Russian -Amer-ican Festival

WABI-Mon., Exploring Mu-sic; Tues., KeyboardConcerts; Wed., ConcertOrch.; Thurs., NavyBand; Fri., Russian -Amer-ican Festival

WBRY-Mon., Exploring Music; Tues., KeyboardConcerts; Wed., ConcertOreh.; Thurs., NavyBand; Fri., Russian -Amerlean Festival

VIRGINIA CLARK,plays the title roleIn "Romance of Helen

Trent"

WCAX-Mon., Exploring Mu-sic; Tues., KeyboardConcerts; Wed., ConcertOrch.; Thurs., NavyBand; Fri., Russian -Amer-ican Festival

WOR-Mon., Shady ValleyFolks

WDRC-Mon., Exploring Music; Tues., KeyboardConcerts; Wed., ConcertOrch.; Thurs., StudioMatinee; Music; Fri..Russian -American Festi-val

WGAN-Mon., Exploring Mu-sic; Tues., KeyboardConcerts; Wed., ConcertOrch.; Thurs., NavyBand; Fri., Russian -Amer-ican Festival

WKNE-Mon., Exploring Mu-sic; Tues., KeyboardConcerts; Wed., ConcertOrch.; Thurs., NavyBand; Fri., Russian -Amer-ican Festival

WORC-Mon., Exploring Mu-sic; Tues., KeyboardConcerts; Wed., ConcertOrch.; Thurs., NavyBand; Fri., Russian -Amer-ican Festival

Evelyn Johnson; Tues.,Christian Science Prgm.;Wed., Catholic Hour

WWSR-Mon., Fri., ConcertHall; Tues., Thurs., Sym-phony & Melody; Wed.Lutheran Hour

3:45 P.M.MONDAY .T=TNEOD0N FeIDAY

Right to Happiness: WCSHWEAF WGY WJARWBZ WTAG WTIC

Life Can Be Beautiful:CBO CFCY CFNB CBACHNS CHSJ

Against the Storm: CBLCBM

*WMFF Monitor NewsEXCEPTIONS

CFCF-Mon., Thurs., Fri.,Fifteen Minutes fromBroadway, Tues., To beannounced; Wed., Re-cital Period

WEEI-Mon., Family Front;Tues., Treasury Star Pa-rade; Wed., United WeStand; Thurs., Jobs forVictory; Fri., Swingtime:Red Cross

WHAM -Mon., Wed., Fri.,Army Induction Center;Tues., Swing Time;Thurs., Recital Period

WJZ-Mon., Thurs., Fri.,Fifteen Minutes fromBroadway; Tues., They'rethe Berries; Wed., Re-cital Period

WHDH-Mon., Thurs., Fri.,Fifteen Minutes frontBroadway; Tues., U. S.Army; Wed., RecitalPeriod

*1VTRY-Mon., News; Mar-kets; Tues., Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Music; News; Mar-kets

(See Below)

NIGHT PROGRAMINDEX

Mon. 4 p.m. on 24

Tues. 4 p.m. on 25

Wed. 4 p.m. on 27

Thurs. 4 p.m. on 29

Fri. 4 p.m. on 30

NIGHT-TIME PROGRAMS Monday through Friday

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NOTE: Programs be-fore 4:00 p.m. may befound in the Monday -through -Friday Sec-tion-Pages 21-22-23.

AFTERNOON ,

EASTERN WAR TIME

4:00 P.M.*Club Matinee; News: CFCF

WTRYRight to Happiness: CBL CBO*News: WABC WGAN WBRY

WGAN WBI:Y WORC WABIWDRC WKNE WCAX WOKOWABI WORC

War Bond Drive: WJZBaseball Game: WCOU WLBZ

WLLH WRDO IVFEA WEANWSYB WNAC WLNH

Backstage Wife: WCSH WEAFWBZ WGY WJAR WTAGWTIC

*Walter Compton, news: WARYTea Time Tunes: CBA CFNB

CHNS CHSJCBF-Musical blasterpieceCBM-Treasury of MusicCFCY-OutportsCKAC-Social AnnouncementsWEEI-Swing TimeWHAM -Women Only*WHDH-News*WHEB-News; Record Review;

Top TunesWORC-Melodies

4:15 P.M.Victory Begins at Home: WAR(.

WART WKNE WCAX WBRYWOKO WGAN WORC WEE,WDRC

Stella Dallas: WCSII WEAF WGYWBZ WJAR WTAG WTIC

4:00 p.m. -I2 Mid.: Charles Laughton Appears on "Caval-

cade" Monday; Oscar Levant, Pianist, Will Be the Guest

Star on "The Telephone Hour" Also Heard Monday

Baseball Roundup; Concert Hall:11 IBY

*CIub Matinee; News: WJZl L I -Musicale('BF -Songs for YouCBL-Prgm. Bulletin; MusicCBO-MusicaleCFNB-Vocal VarietiesCHNS-Broadway Bandwagon*CHSJ-News*CKAC-Songs: CI(AC Tonight;

NewsWHAM -Against the StormWHDH-Air Express MusicW-IVSR-Man Your Battle Stations

4:30 P.M.Giants of Freedom: WABC

WABI WBRY WCAX WKNEWGAN WORC WOKO WEEI

Feature Race: WABY*Club Matinee; News: WHDHTreasury Star Parade: WJZNews; Stolen by the Indians:

CBA CBL CBO CFNB CBMCHNS

Lorenzo Jones: WCSII WEAFWBZ WGY WJAR WTAGWTIC

CBF-Treasury of MusicCFCY-Say It with MusicCHSJ-Town TopicsCKAC-Lang Worth PresentationWORC-You're in the Army NowWHAM -Vic & Sade*WWSR-News

4:45 P.M.Young Widder Brown:

WEAF WBZ WGY111AG WTIC

*Swing It; News: WJZJerry Wayne, songs:

WBRY WCAX WEEIWKNE

WCSHWJAR

WABIWGAN

Personally, It's Off the Record:WABC

Music by Cugat: CBA CBL CBOCFNB CHNS

*WDRC-NewsWHAM -Road of LifeWHEB-Tex Rio GrandeWOKO-Def end AmericaWORC-VarietiesWTRY-Music; Melody TimeWWSR-Sing Your Troubles Away

5:00 P.M.

Air Corps Band: WJZ WLBZWMFF WTRY

II% U. S. O. Calling the U.S. A.:WFEA WARY WCOU

When a Girl Marries: WCSHWEAF WGY WHAM WJARWBZ WTAG WTIC

Front Line Family: CBA CBLCBM CBO

Are You a genius?: WABCWBRY WOKO

*News: CHNS WSYBTea Time: CBF CFCF CHNSCFNB-OrganaireaCHSJ-Lum & AbnerCKAC-Tante LucieWABI-Cowboy SongsWCAX-Covered Wagon BoysWDRC-Ad Liner*WEAN -News; Everybody's

SportWEEI-Five o'Clock Follies; Lis-

tening Post*WGAN-Musical Special; NewsWHDH-Air Express Music*WHEB-News; MusicWKNE-Theater & Amusement

Billboard*WLNH-News; To be announcedWMFF-Classified ColumnWNAC-Sports Matinee

MONDAY'S BEST LISTENINGSee program listings for more detail and additional news programs

News and DiscussionP.M.12:00 Boake Carter1:00 H. R. Baukhage2:00 Cedric Foster6:45 Lowell Thomas7:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr.

Thurman Arnold, U. S. assistant attorneygeneral, will pinch-hit tonight for FultonLewis, Jr.

7:15 News of the World7:45 H. V. Kaltenborn8:00 Roy Porter9:00 Gabriel Heatter

10:00 Raymond Gram Swing10:00 Morgan Beatty10:30 Paul Schubert10:45 News Here and Abroad

VarietyA.M.9:00 Breakfast Club

P.M.4:30 Giants of Freedom

Nancy Hale discusses America's war aimsfrom the viewpoint of her ancestor, Na-than Hale

7:00 Amos 'n' Andy7:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra7:30 Vaughn Monroe's Orchestra8:00 Vox Pop8:15 Lum and Abner8:30 Gay Nineties Revue8:30 True or False9:00 Victory Theater9:30 Dr. I. Q.

10:00 An American in EnglandThis program written and directed byNorman Corwin will tell the U. S. howBritish citizenry is reacting under combatconditions. From London

DramaP.M.8:00 Cavalcade of America

Starring Charles Laughton in "ProphetWithout Honor"

9:00 Counter Spy10:15 Alias John Freedom

Drama of the conquered countries10:30 Lands of the Free

The Inter -American University presents"Dominion Status," the story of Canada

10:30 Columbia Workshop

P.M.3:30

8:30

Classical Music

*WORC-News; VarietiesW'IIDO-Variety Revue; Happy

ReturnsWNWSR-Bronco Busters

5:15 P.M.Portia Faces Life: WCSH WEAF

WBZ WGY WHAM WJARWTAG WTIC

*News: CBAThe Sea Hound: WJZ CFCF

WHDH WTRYUSO Calling U. 5. A.: WLNII

WSYBMother & Dad: WABC WKNE

WBRY WOKO

Exploring MusicConcert Orchestra; Bernard Herrmann,conductorVoice of FirestoneSymphony orchestra under the directionof Alfred Wallenstein; Vivian della Chi -esa, soprano, guest

9:00 Telephone HourSymphony orchestra conducted by Don-ald Voorhees; Oscar Levant, guest pianist

10:00 Contented HourChorus and orchestra directed by PercyFaith. Soloists are Josephine Antoine,soprano; William Miller, tenor, and Rein-hold Schmidt, basso

Songs for You: CBL CBO*News: CFNB CHSJCBF-FeminaCBM-Prgm. PreviewCFCY-Dance ParadeCHNS-Music SalonCKAC-SwingphonettesWABI-Classified PageWHEB-Dinah ShoreWLBZ-Variety RevueWMFF-Classified Column; Stan

Kenton's Orch.

5:30 P.M.Jack Armstrong's Orch.: WJZ

CFCF WMFF WTRY WHDHThree Suns Trio: WEAF CHSJ

WGY WJAR WTAG CBA CBLCBO CBM

Superman: WARY WCOU WNACWEAN

Landt Trio: WABC WKNECBF-Treasury of MusicCFCY-Melodies of EveningCFNB-Melody Meetin'*CHNS-War Commentary; The

Spotlight Is On; NewsCKAC-La Rue PrincipaleWBRY-SuppertimersWBZ-Singing CowboyWCAX Cavalcade of DramaWCSH-Treasury Star ParadeIVFEA-Half Sweet, Half SwingWGAN-MusicaleWHAM -U. S. Navy Prgm51'11E8 -Theater Directory; Dinner

DanceWLNH-War Bond ClubWOKO-Sports; InterludeWRDO-Sundown Slim. songsWSYB-Musical VarietiesWTIC-Story ClubWWSR-Sports

5:45 P.M.Ben Bernie's Orchestra: WABC

WABI WCAX WDRC WEE?WGAN WKNE WOKO WORCWBRY

Secret City: CFCF WJZ WMFFWTRY

The Bartons: WEAF WLBZCRA CBO CBM CFNB

David Cheskin's Orch.: WABYWCOU

Sports Matinee: WEAN WNAC*CBL-NewsCFCY-Uncle MelCHSJ-Hits & EncoresCKAC-Madeleine et PierreWBZ.-Salon SerenadeWCSII-Swing TimeWFEA-Consumer Round TableWGY-On Call to AriosWHAM -MusicaleWHDH-Let's WaltzWHEB-Dinner Dance; ScoresWJAR-Sweet & Swing; Stand By.

America!WLBZ-You Can't Do Business

with HitlerWLNH-To lay's Top Band*WOR-News; Melody Moments;

Trotting with Stan LomaxWRDO-Brevities; ScoresWTAG-Organ Moods; BackstageWTIC-Music; Stand By, AmericaWWSR-Dznrelan,l Ballroom

'NIGHT6:00 P.M.

*John Daly, news: WABCWBRY WI., I:

*News; Sons of the Pioneers:WJZ

*News: WNAC WCSH WEANWRDO WLBZ WCOU WLNHWSYB WFEA

Earl Spicer: CBA CFCY CBOCBM

Funny Money Man: WEAF*News; Sports: WDRC WBZ*News: WTAG WHAM WJAR

WOKO WTIC WWSR WHEBWIRY

CBF-A Radio -Canada ce soll';Sports

CBL-Relax & EnjoyCFCF-Prgm. Resume; Town CrierCFNB-FrolicCHNS-Lone RangerCHSJ-Every Night at SeveaCKAC-Stars on ParadeKFI-Kitty Kellen CallingIVABI-Spotlight on the WorldWCAX-Radio Roundup; Swing -

along*WEEI-Irving T. McDonald;

NewsWGAN-Dinner Music*WGY-News; Varieties; ScoresWHAZ-Marvels of Vision*WHDH-War Headlines; SportsWMFF-Sports; Musical BitsWOR-Uncle Don; MusicWORC.-Dinner Music; Scores

6:15 P.M.

Joe Hasel, sports: WJZMusicale: CFNBBaseball Roundup; Rhythmettes:

WHAZHedda Hopper's Hollywood:

WABC WEEI WOKO WGANWDRC

Hedda Hopper will saluteRonald Colman today with -

sketch entitled "31y Hat's Ottto ion, Ronald Colinas" and abiography of his life.

*News: WEAFSports Roundup: WNAC WLNH

WEAN WRDO WCOU WSYB*News; Farm Markets: CBL

CBOMusic by Shrednik: WLBZ*News: WORC CBF CBM WMFFSports: CHSJ WHDH WJAR

WHAM*CFCF-News; What's Happen-

ing?CFCY-To be announredCKAC-Genius SchoolWABI-Dinner MusirWBRY-Memorable MusicWBZ-Sing ToneWCAX-Sports; Supper SerenadeWCSH-The AAA Safety ManWFEA-A to Z in Novelty; Race

ResultsWIIEB-McClintock's Tunes; Tune

TimeWKNE-Dinner MusicW'rAG-Scores; Novachord Ram-

.

ngsWTIC-Background for DinnerWIISII-Arms for Victory

WGY-Dinner DanceWHAZ-Marines Prgm.WHDH-To be announcedWJAR-Supper ShowWKNE-Songs of Long Ago*WLNH-News; Varieties*WNAC-Press RoundupWORC-Racing Results; MelodiesWSYB-Musical VarietiesWTIC-Salon Orch.WWSR-Neighborhood Call

6:45 P.M.

Bill Stern, sports: WEAF*The World Today: WABC WABI

WBRY WEEI WORC WKNEWCAX WDRC WGAN

*News & Analysis: CBA CBI.CBM CBO CFNB

*Lowell Thomas, comm.: WJLWHAM WTIC WBZ, WJARWGY

Geo14'rgeFEA Duffy's Orch.: WLNH

*News. WSYB WLBZ WRDOWWSR CHSJ

CBF-MusicaleCFCF-Easy AcesCFCY-Dance TuneCHNS-Sports; Music for MadamCKNousGALaa Nouvelles de Ches

WCOU-Reggie Rides Agate*WCSH-News; ScoresWHAZ-Lest We ForgetWHDH-Sailors' & Sailors' QuiaWHEB-Gene AutryWMFF-Sports; MusicWNAC-Race Results; MusicWOKO-Music; SportsW OR -Here's MorganWTAG-Evening RevueWTRY-Arms for Victory

6:30 P.M.Song Clinic: W.17. 1VTRY WMFFMusic for Brazil: WEAF WI.B7.

W'IIAM 1VRDO CBA CFNBCBL

Frank Parker, tnr.: WABC WEEIIVDRC WOKO

*News: WBRY WTAG WCAXWOR CFCF

Sports: WGAN WHEBCBF-Lionel Parent Chant*CBM-Sports; Music030-Prm. Bulletin; MusicCFCF-Lucky MelodiesCANS-Lum & AbnerCHSJ-Amos 'n' AndyCKAC-Operette Pour Tous; Piano -

logue; La Piece du JourWABI-Welding for VictoryWBZ-Sports; Music; Hum &

StrumWCOU-Harold Jones, poetryW'CSIbifere Comes the BandWEAN -Musical RendezvousWFEA-Music; Race Results; Mar-

kets

7:00 P.M.

*Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: WLNHWSYB WCOU WABY WNACWEAN

Major WMFFWTRY WHDH

Fred Waring In Pleasure TimeWEAF WBZ WCSH WTAGWTIC WJAR WLBZ WFEAWRDO WGY

As a Matter of Fact: CBA CBMCFNB CBL CBO

Amos 'n' Andy: WABC WGANWOKO WEEI WDRC WORC

CBF-Un Homme et son PecheCFCF-Dance Orch.CFCY-Song StylistCHNS-Amos & AndyCHSJ-Song StylingsCKAC-OdditiesWABI-To be announcedWBRY-Arms for VictoryWCAX-Treasury Star ParadeWHAM -Information, PleaseWHAZ-Man Your Battle StationsWHEB-Playtime%MINE -Musical BrevitiesWOR-SportsWWSR-Colorado Wranglers

7:15 P.M.

Mary Small, songs: WABC WAR!WBRY WKNE WOKO WORC

Johnson Family: WARY WSYBWEAN

*News of the World: WEAFWJAR WRDO WLBZ WCSHIVTAG WGY WTIC WBZ

Two Piano Team: CBA CFNBCBL CHNS CBO CFCY

CBF-La Pension Velderc;BM-Femina

CBA-1070 WFEA-1370CBF-690 WGAN-560CBL-740 WGY-810CBM-940 WHAM -1180CBO-910 WHAZ-1330CFCF-600 WHDH-850CFCY-630 WHEB-750CFNB-550 WJAR-920CHNS-960 WJZ-770CHSJ-1150 WKNE-1290CKAC-730 WLBZ-620WABC-880 WLNH-1340WABI-910 WMFF-1340WABY-1400 WNAC-1260WBRY-1590 WOKO-1460WBZ- WOR-710WBZA-1030 WORC-1310

WCAX-620 WRDO-1400WCOU-1240 WSYB-1380WCSH-970 WTAG-580WDRC-1360 WTIC-1080WEAF-660 WTRY-980WEAN -790 WWSR-1420WEEI-590

Sammy Kaye's New Sign -OffNew sign -off for "Sammy Kaye's Sunday

Serenade" on NBC is "Let's Bring New Gloryto Old Glory" from the movie Iceland," inwhich Kaye and his band are featured withSonja Henie.

Hable Usted Espanol?Haven MacQuarrie, who m.c: s NBC's "Noah

Webster Says," has figured out that if onestarted at the age of ten to learn ten newwords each day and lived to be eighty, hewould have learned less than half the wordsin the English dictionary. A standard un-abridged dictionary has some 600,000 listings!

Willson's USO TuneMeredith Willson's tune, "Gangway," casti-

gating the Axis faders, is being used by theUSO in a series of musical revues to push thesale of War Bonds.

Info, Please RecordJan Struther, author of the best-selling

"Mrs. Miniver," holds the woman's attendancerecord as an "Information, Please" guest ex-pert. She has been on nine times. Cornelia OtisSkinner is next, with five sessions.

CFCF-Lum & AbnerCHSJ-Laff ParadeCKAC-Paul Fournier, talkWCAX-Philadelphia CallingWCOU-Roselle Coury, songsWDRC-Treasury Star ParadeWEEI-Melody WeaversWFEA-House of Peter MacGregorWGAN-Columbia Hotel HourWHAZ-Religious PrgmWHEB-Symphony Music*WLNH-NewsWNAC-Date with a DistWOR-Confidentially Yours

7:30 P.M.

Vaughn Monroe's Orch.: WABCWOKO WORC WDRC WEEIWGAN WCAX WBRY WKNE

Red Ryder: WARY WNAC WORWLNH WEAN WSYB WCOU

Dinning Sisters: WHAM WLBZCBA CBL CBM CFNB CB0WRDO

Lone Ranger: WMFF WHDH

Schaefer Revue: WEAF

Fiesta Time: WJZ*News: WFEA CBFCFCF-Uncle TroyCFCY-Orchestra & VocalistCHNS-Kay Hogan, Talks is

Beauty; MusicCHSJ-Flying for FreedomCKAC-Nazaire et BarnabeKFI-Szath-MyriWABI-Dance MusicWBZ-Political TalkWCSH-White CrossWGY-Your Home TownWHAZ.Treasury Star ParadeWJAR-Let's DanceWTAG-Man Your Battle StationsWTIC-RationingIVTRY-Swing Time

7:45 P.M.Diane Courtney & the Jesters:

WJZRecital: CBA CB0 CFNB CHSJ

CBM CHNS CBF*H. V. Kaltenborn: WEAF WGY

WJAR WTAG WTIC WCSHWLBZ WFEA

CBL-Over to YouCFCF-Sports ParadeCKAC-Lional Parent Chants*WBZ-John Barry, newsWHAZ.-Studio TrioWRDO-Land of the Free, DramaWTRY-To be announced

8:0o P.M.Cal Tinney: WCOU WSYB WOR

WLNH WNAC WLBZ WABYWEAN WFEA

Vox Pop: WABC WEEI WOKOWORC WDRC

Cavalcade of America: WEAFWBZ WTAG WTIC WJARWGY WCSH

*News; Serenade for Strings:CBL CBM CaO CFNB CBACBF CHNS CFCY CHSJ

*Roy Porter, news: WJZ WHAMWMFF WTRY WHDH

*CFCF-Lest We Forget; Music;War Analysis

CKAC-Les Amours de Ti -Jo.WABI-Pops ConcertWBRY-Masterworks of MusicWCAX-Vermonters Talk It OverWGAN-Government Reports*WHEB-News; Hit BandsWKNE-Singin' ParsonWRDO-Dance Orch.

8:15 P.M.Lam & Abner: WJZ WMFF

WTRY WHDHconContest w, LowOno and abras' salo

Harry James' Orch.: WFEAWSYB WLNH WABY WRDOWOR

CHNS-To be announced; MusicWABI-Excursions in ScienceWCOU-Dave Rose's Orch.WEAN -Don Mariti s BandWHAM -Community ChoirWHAZ-Health HuntersWKNE-Old Fashioned Githerin'WLBZ-Treasury Star ParadeWNAC-Political Talk

B:30 P.M.

*Gay Nineties Revue; Joe How-ard; Beatrice Kay; Billy M.Greene; Floradora Girls; RayBlock's Orch.; Cecil Brown,news: WABC WABI WEEIWGAN WDRC WOKO WORC

Adventures of Bulldog Drum-mond: WLNH WABY WSYBWNAC WHAZ WCOU WEANWOR

Voice of Firestone: WEAF WGYWTIC WLBZ WRDO WFEAPrelude, from "Carmen" BIºetI Heard Von singh,g CoateeValor. D'Amour RegerZigeuner, from "Bittersweet"

CowardVol lo pete, from "Cavel-

leria Rnstirana"....MascagnlChansonette FrimlAli. Sweet Mystery of Lite

HerbertSonata Recital: CBM CFCY CBL

CFNB CBA CHSJ CaO CHNSTrue or False: WJZ WHAM

WMFF WTRY WHDH*Masterworks of Music; News:

WCAX WKNECBF-Comme Tout le MondeCFCF-Twenty Melodious Fingers*CKAC-Woman & the War; NewsWBRY-Treasury Star Parade*WCAX-Music to Read By;

News

8:45 P.M.

*WBRY-Home Folks Frolic;News

9:00 P.M.

*Victory Theater: WABC CBOWDRC WORC WEEI CKACWOKO CHNS CFNB CFCYCBA WBRY WGAN WKNE

*Gabriel Heatter, news: WORWNAC

The Telephone Hour; SymphonicOrch.; Guest Soloist: WEAFWGY WBZ WTAG WCSHWJAR WTIC

All-Genhwl° program includ-ing Swanee; Somebody Lave.Me; Do It Again; Strike Upthe Band: Preludes Noe. 2and 3: Somebody to Watch OverMe; Fascinating Rhythm: Con-certo In F. Second Movement:Lady Be Good: The Man I Love:I've Got Rhythm, and Winter-green for President.

Serenata: CBL CBF CBM CHSJCounter Spy: WJZ WRDO CFCF

WHAM WLBZ WTRY WHDH*News: WSYB WCOUTreasury Star Parade: WEAN

WFEAWABI-Variety Prgm.WCAX-SportsWHAZ.U. S. Army RecruitingWLNH-Todd Grant Gets the

StoryWMFF-U. S. O. Prgm.

9:15 P.M.

Tommy Carlyn's Orch.: WHAZWABY WRDO WCOU WNACWLNH

WCAX-Miracles & MelodiesWEAN -You Can't Do Business

with HitlerWFEA-Freedom's Fighting MenWOR-Red Barber, sportsWSYB-Musical VarietiesWTIC-Hymn Singer

9:30 P.M.Joe Rings' Orch.; Molasses &

January: WJZ WTRY WHDHWHAM WRDO WLBZ WMFF

Songs of the World: CBL CHSJCBF CBM CaO CBA CHNSCFNB CFCY

Freddy Martin Orch.: WABCWDRC WEEI WOKO

Doctor I. Q.; Jim McClain:WEAF WGY WCSH WJARWBZ WTIC WTAG

The Better Half: WOR WNACWCOU WLNH WSYB WARYWFEA WEAN WHAZ

CFCF-Studio Prgm.; Molasses &January

CKAC-Vox PopWABI-To be announcedWBRY-To be announcedWCAX-In the HearthglowWGAN-Dance JamboreeWKNE-Impressions in WaxWORC-Varieties

10:00 P.M.

*Raymond Gram Swing, news:WEAN WNAC WLNH WCOUWSYB WOR WHAZ

*Morgan Beatty, news: WJZWTRY WLBZ WRDO WMFFWHDH

Contented Hour; Percy Faith,cond.: WEAF WTAG WTICWCSH WJAR WGY WBZStrike Up the Band..GenhwlaWhere My Caravan Han

Rested LobeLittle Brown Jug...TraditionalPlayers FaithBy the Waters of Minnetonka

LieurnocoTales of the Vienna Woods

Straus.Hugnette Walt.; Someday,

and Song of the Vagabonds,from "Vagabond King...Feiml

An American in England: WABCWDRC WOKO WCAX WGANWBRY WABI WORC CKACWKNE WEEI

*News: CBL CBO CBA CBMCHSJ CHNS CFCY CFNBCBF

CFCF-To be announcedWFEA-French HourWHAM-Swingtime

10:15 P.M.

Canadian Roundup: CBL CFNBCBO CBA CHSJ CHNS CFCYCBM

*Alias John Freedom: WJZWMFF WHAM WTRY WHDH

*Our Morale: WFEA WHAZWLNH WCAU WSYB WNACWABY WRDO

CBF-Le Septuor BlaquiereWEAN -Eddie Versos' Orch.WLBZ-Army Recruiting Prgm.WOR Vaudeville Show

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10:30 P.M.

Columbia Workshop: WABCWABI WBRY WORC WDRCWKNE WGAN WOKO

Don Turner's Orch.: CFCY CBACHNS CFNB CHSJ CBF CFCFCB0

*Paul Schubert, news: WHAZ*Land of the Free: WEAF

WLBZ WBZ WFEA WRDOWTIC WGY WTAG CBM CBLWJAR

Tonight's topic: "DominionStatus-the Story of Canada."

Mickey Alpert's Orch.: WNACWEAN WSYB WCOU WLNH

*News: WKNE WORCBF-To be announcedCKAC-Wilson Ames, organistWCAX-Victory TheaterWCSH-Inter.American UnivWEEI-Civilian Defense Prgm.

10:45 P.M.

*News Here & Abroad: WMFFWHDH

Music That Endures: WCOUWNAC WHAZ WSYB WLNHWEAN WOR

Freddie Stewart, songs: TexasRangers: WJZ

CBF-Don Turner's Oreh.CFCF-Dance MusicCKAC-Le Journal Parle*WEEI-News; SportsWHAM-SwingtimeWTRY-Popular Music; Colonel

Healey

11:00 P.M.

The Carollers: CBA CFCY CBLCBO CBM CFNB CHNS CHSJ

Ella Fitzgerald & Four Keys:CBF

*News of the World; WilliamL. Shiver, news: WBRY WGANWABI WEEI WORC

*News: WEAF*Mark Hawley, news: WABCHerb Wood's Orchestra: WABY

WHAZ*News; Store News: WJZ*News: WEAN WNAC WLNH

WCSH WRDO WSYB WFEAWCOU WLBZ

*News: WJAR WTAG WTICWOKO WOR WHAM WCAXWKNE

CFCF-Around the Bases; DanceMusic

CKAC-Sports*WBZ-News; Sports*WDRC-News; Sports; News*WGY-News; On with the DanceWHDH-Dance Orch.WTRY-Treasury Star Parade

11:15 P.M.

Ray Kinney's Orch.: WABCWORC WDRC WBRY WABIWGAN CKAC

Wally Johnson's Orch.: WHAZWSYB WCOU WFEA WABYWEAN WNAC

Ella Fitzgerald & Four Keys:WJZ CFCF

JOSEPH JULIAN, nar-rator of "An American

In England"

Olmsted's Story Drama: WRDOWTIC WLBZ WCSH

Britain Speaks: CBO CBL CBMCFCY

Music You Want: WEAFMusic You Want: WBZ WHAMWEEI-MasterworksWGY-U. S. Army Prgm.*WHDH-NewsWJAR-SportsWOKO-To be announcedWOR-Jerry Wald's Orch.WTAG-Scores; Hits & EncoresWTRY-Music for Listening

11:30 P.M.

Jose Bethancourt's Band: WEAFWLBZ WFEA WTAG WRDoWGY WCSH WJAR WTIC

*Radio Newsreel: CBL 0110WNAC WCOU WSYB WHAZCBM WEAN

Johnny Long's Orch.: WABCWGAN WBRY CKAC WABIWORC WDRC

Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: WJZCFCF

CBF-Music LibraryWHDH-Fishermen's BroadcastWOKO-State Police News

11:45 P.M.Johnny Long's Orchestra: WEEI

WOKO*WBZ-NewsWHDH-Harry DeAngelis' Orch.WOR-Charlie Barnet's Orch.

12:00 Mid.Art Jariett's Orch.: WLNH

WHAZ WSYB WOR WABI*News; Jerry Wald's Orch.:

WABC WBRY WEEI WOKOWDRC CKAC

News; Buddy Franklin's Orch.:WJZ WHAM CFCF WTRYWHDH

*News; Pete Brescia's Orch.:WEAF WGY WJAR WTICWBZ

News: CBO CBL CBM*News: WABI WTAG WGAN*Dance Manic; News: WEAN

WNAC

End of Monday Programs

NOTE: Programs be-fore 4:00 p.m. may befound in the Monday -through -Friday Sec-tion-Pages 21-22-23.

AFTERNOONEASTERN WAR TIME

4:00 P.M.*Club Matinee: Garry Moore.

m.c.; News: CFCF WTRY

*News: WABC WABI WDRCWCAX WGAN WBRY WOKOWKNE WORC

Baseball Game: WEAN WRDOWCOU WSYB WLNH WFEAWLBZ WNAC

Right to Happiness: CBL CBOWar Bond Drive: WJZBackstage Wife: WCSH WEAF

WBZ WGY WJAR WTAGWTIC

Tea Time Tunes: CBA CHNSCHSJ CFNB

*Walter Compton, news: WABYCBF-Musical Masterpieces

CBM-Treasury of MusicCFCY-OutportsCKAC.Social AnnouncementsWEEI.Of Books & VictoryWHAMWomen Only*WHDH-News*WHEB-News; Record Review;

Top TunesWWSR-Tea Time Tunes

4:15 P.M.*Club Matinee; News: WJZ

CFCF WTRY

Stella Dallas: WCSH WEAF WGYWJAR WBZ WTAG WTIC

Joey Kearns' Orch.: WGANWABI WBRY WORC WCAXWKNE WOKO WDRC

Listen, Neighbor: WABC

Baseball Roundup; Doug Jones'Victory Quartet: WABY

CBA-MusicaleCBF-Songs for YouCBL-Prgm. Bulletin; MusicCBO-MusicaleCINBBand Prgm.*CKAC-Songs; CKAC Tonight;

NewsCHNS-Broadway Bandwagon*CHSJ-NewsWEEI-Del CastilloWHAM -Against the Storm

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I

WHDH-Air Express MusicWWSR-Miracles & Melodies

4:30 P.M.Living Art: WABC WABI WBRY

WCAX WKNE WORC WEEIWGAN WOKO

*News; Holiday from War: CBACBO CBL CFNB CBM CHNS

Lorenzo Jones: WCSH WEAFWGY WJAR WBZ WTAGWTIC

Feature Race: WABY

*Club Matinee; News: WHDHCBF-Chamber MusicCFCY-Say It with MusicCHSJ-Old Time FrolicCKAC-SwingphonettesWDRC-Strictly SwingWHAM -Vic & Sade*WWSR-News

4:45 P.M.Music by Cugat: CBA CBL CB0

CFNB CBM CHNSPersonally, It's Off the Record:

WABC

To be announced: WABI WBRYWCAX WEEI WGAN WKNE

Young Widder Brown: WCSHWEAF WGY WJAR WBZWTAG WTIC

*Swing It; News: WJZCHSJ-Dance Band Parade*WDRC-NewsWHAM -Road of LifeWHEB-Tex Rio GrandeWOKO-Defend AmericaWORC-String Ensemble*WTRY-Modernize Your Home;

Melody Time; NewsWWSR-Sing Your Troubles Away

5:00 P.M.*Bjornson Reporting; Earl Wilde,

pianist: WJZ WMFF WTRYWhen a Girl Marries: WEAF

WCSH WGY WHAM WJARWBZ WTAG WTIC

*News; Two Keyboards: WLNH

Front Line Family: CBA CBLCBM CBO

Are You a Genius?: WABCWBRY IVOKO

*News: CHNS WSYB

CFCF-Tea TimeCFCY-Dance ParadeCFNB-NovatimeCHSJ-Lum & AbnerCKAC-Tente LucieWABI-Cowboy SongsWCAX-Covered Wagon BoyaWDRC-Ad Liner*WEAN -News; Everybody's

SportWEEI-Five o'Clock Follies; Lis-

tening Post*WGAN-Musical Special: NewsWHDH-Air Express Music*WHEB-News; MusicWKNE-Theater & Amusement

BillboardWLBZ-Waterville Variety RevueWNAC-Sports Matinee*WORC-News; VarietiesWRDO-Variety Revue; Happy

ReturnsWWSR.Bronco Busters

5:15 P.M.Sea Hound: WJZ CFCF WHDH

WTRY

*News: CBAMan with a Band: WABY WLNH

WFEA WSYB

Mother & Dad: WABC WBRYWOKO WKNE

Songs for You: CBL CBO

Portia Faces Life: WCSH WEAFWGY WHAM WJAR WBZWTAG WTIC

*News: CFNB CHSJCBF-FeminaCBM-Broadcast Resume; MusicCBO-MusicaleCFCY-Musical MemoriesCHNS-Music SalonCKAC-Pierre et PierretteWABI-Classified PageWCOU-Shoppers GuideWHEB-Jackie Woods songsWMFF-Classified Column; Stan

Kenton's Orch.

5:30 P.M.Landt Trio: WABC WOKO

WKNEJack Armstrong's Orch.: WJZ

CFCF WMFF WTRY WHDHThree Suns Trio: WEAF WGY

CBL CBA CBO CBM CHSJWJAR WTAG

Superman: WABY WCOU WSYBWABY WNAC WEAN

CBF-Treasury of MusicCFCY-Melodies for EveningCFNB MelodyMeetin'*CHNS-War Commentary; The

Spotlight Is On; NewsCKAC-La Rue PrincipaleWBRY-SuppertimersWBZ-Singing Cowboy

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I

ROY PORTER, news an-alyst

(5:30 p.m. Continued)

WCAX-20th Century SerenadeWCSH-Treasury Star ParadeWFEA-Half Sweet, Half SwingWGAN-Musical SpecialWHAM -U. S. Marine Prgm.WHEB-Theater Directory; Dinner

DanceWLBZ-Variety RevueWLNH-War Bond ClubWOKO-Sports; InterludeWOR-Rambling With GamblingWRDO-Maine Central Melodeers11 TIC -Story ClubWWSR-Sports

5:45 P.M.The Bartons: WEAF WLBZ

CBA CBO CBM CFNBBen Bernie's Orch.: WABC WABI

WCAX WDRC WEEI WGANWKNE WOKO WORC WBRY

David Cheskin's Orch.: WCOUSports Matinee: WEAN WNAC*CBL-NewsCFCY-Eb & ZebCHSJ-Piano ReveriesCKAC-Madeleine et PierreWBZ-Salon SerenadeWCSH-Swing TinreWFEA-Consumer Round TableWGY-Organ RecitalWHAM -MusicaleWHDH-Let's Swing11 HEB-Dinner Dance; ScoresWJAR-Sweet & SwingWLNH-Today's Top Band*WOR-Associated Press News,

Melody Moments; TrottingWith Stan Lomax

WRDO-Brevities; ScoresWSYB-Musical VarietiesWTAG-Organ MoodsWTIC-Dance Music; Jingle Con

testWWSR-Danceland Ballroom

NIGHT6:00 P.M.

Funny Money Man: WEAF*Frazier Hunt, news: WABC

*News; Sons of the Pioneers:tiJZ

*News: WEAN WNAC WFEAWRDO WCSII WCOU WLBZWLNH WSYB

Western Five: CBA CBO CBMCHNS

*News: WJAR WTAG WHAMWOKO WTIC WHEB WTRY

('BF -A Radio -Canada. ce soir:Sports

BL .Relax & EnjoyCFCF-Supper SerenadeCFCY-Sweet & SwingCFNB"FrolicCIISJ-Every NightCKAC-Stars on ParadeWABI-Spotlight on the World*11BIiY"News; Scores*WBZ-News; SportsWCAX-Swingalong*WDRC-News; Sports*WEEI-Page One; NewsWGAN-Dinner Music*WGY-News; Varieties; Scores*WHDH-War Headlines; Sports*WKNE-News; Royal Prgm.WMFF-Sports; Musical BitsWOR-Uncle Don; Music*WORC-News; ScoresWWSR-Freedom's Fighting Men

6:15 P.M.

Sports Roundup: WEAN WNACWRDO WLNH WCOU WSYB

Voice of Broadway: WABC WEEIWOKO WGAN WORC

Joe Basel, sports: WJZ

*News: WEAF*News; Farm Markets: CBL CBO

*Music by Shrednik; News:WLBZ

Phyllis Clare's Scrapbook: CBACBF CBM CFNB

Sports: WJAR WTIC*News: WFEA WHDH WMFF*CFCF-News; What's Happen-

ing?CFCY-Eddie DeanCHSJ Songs You Will Always

RememberCKAC-Genius SchoolWABI-Dinner MusicWBRY-Dance Orch.WBZ-Sing TimeWCAX-Sports; Supper SerenadeWCSH-The AAA Safety ManWDRC-Treasury Star ParadeWHEB-Singing SoldierWKNE-Dinner MusicWTAG-Scores; Novachord Rem-

WTIC-Road to Victory

6:30 P.M.Emma Otero, sow Orch.: WEAF

WLBZ CBA CBL CFNBMilt Herth Trio: WJZ WTRY

WHAM WMFFJerry Wayne, songs: WABC

WABI

*News: WOR WBRY CFCYWCAX

*Frazier Hunt: WDRC WOKOSports: WGAN WHEBCBF-Lionel Parent ChanteCBMSnorts; MusicCBO-Prgm. Summary; MusicCFCF-Lucky MelodiesCANS -Donald Novis, songsCIISI-Amos 'n' AndyCKAC-Operette Pour Tons; Piano

toque; La Piece du JourWABI.11'elding for VictoryW'BZ-Sports; Music; lloro &

StrumWCOD.For Men OnlyWCSII-Here Comes the BandWEAN -Music; This Will Happen:

Music*WEEI-Frazier Hunt; MusicWFEA-Music; Race Results; Mu-

sicWGY"In Back of the FrontWHDH-To be announcedWJAR"Supper ShowWINE -Designed for Dancing*WLNH-News; Varieties*WNAC-Press RoundupWORC-Racing Results; MelodiesWRDO-Cony High SchoolWSYB-Treasury Star ParadeWTAG-Beyond the NewsWTIC-Strictly SportsWWSR-Treasury Star Parade

6:45 P.M.To be announced: WFEA WLNH

WSYBBill Stern, sports: WEAF

*Lowell Thomas, Comm.: WJZWTIC WBZ WHAM WJARWGY

*News & Analysis: CBA CBLCBM CBO CFNB CHSJ CFNB

*The World Today: WABC WEEIWDRC WKNE WABI WORCWCAX WBRY WGAN

*News: WLBZ WRDO WWSRCBF-MusicaleCFCF-Easy AcesCFCY-Dance TimeCHNS Looking at SportsCKAC-Les Nouvelles de Ches.

NousWCOU-Reggie Rides Again*WCSH-News; ScoresWHDH-Soldiers' & Sailors' QuinWHEB-Gene AutryWMFF"Sports; Rough RidersWNAC-Race Results; MusicWOKO-Music; SportsWOR-Ilere's MorganWTAG"Evening RevueWTRY-Sam Cuff; Popular Music

7:00 P.M.*Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: WSYB

WNAC WLNH WCAU WABYWEAN

Amos 'n' Andy: WABC WGANWOKO WEEI WORC WDRCCHNS

Fred Waring In Pleasure Time:WEAF WTIC WJAR WCSHWLBZ WBZ WTAG WFEAWGY WRDO

Easy Aces: WJZ WHAM WMFFWTRY WHDH

As a Matter of Fact: CBA CBMCBO CFNB CBL

TUESDAY'S BEST LISTENINGSee program listings for more detail and addifionol news programs

News and DiscussionP.M.12:00 Boake Carter1:00 H. R. Baukhage2:00 Cedric Foster6:45 Lowell Thomas7:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr.

Captain Leland S. Lovette, chief of NavyDepartment Public Relations section, willsubstitute for Fulton Lewis, Jr., tonight

7:15 News of the World7:45 H. V. Kaltenborn8:00 Roy Porter

10:00 John B. Hughes10:00 Morgan Beatty10:30 Paul Schubert10:45 News Here and Abroad

VarietyA.M.9:00 Breakfast Club

P.M. -

7:00 Amos 'n' Andy7:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra8:00 Johnny Presents

Ray Block's Orchestra; The Perfect

Crime, direction Jack Johnstone; MarciaNeil; Swing Fourteen; Audrey and Am-bassadors

8:15 Lum and Abner8:30 Horace Heidt, with Frankie Carle

and Musical Knights8:30 Hobby Lobby9:00 Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou

Bill Goodwin; Jimmy Cash; Felix Mills'Orchestra

9:00 Battle of the SexesWalter O'Keefe is master of ceremonies

9:30 Cheers from the Camps9:30 John Nesbitt and Meredith Will -

son's Orchestra

DramaP.M.8:00 Are You a Missing Heir?9:00 Famous Jury Trials

10:00 A Date with Judy

Classical Music

CBF-tin Homme et son PecheCFCF-Dance Orch.CFCY-Some Like It SweetCKOC-OdditiesCIISJ Academy AwardCKA('-Melodies a l.OrgueWABI-To be announcedIVBItY"J itterettesWCAX Camera ClubWHEB-Treasury Star ParadeWKNE Musical BrevitiesWOR-SportsWWSR{Colorado 1Vranglers

P.M.3:30 Keyboard Concerts

George Chavchavadze is the piano soloist

7:15 P.M.

Glenn Miller's Orch.: WABCWOKO WORC WDRC WGANWEEI WBRY WCAX WABIWKNE

Tracer of Lost Persons, drama:WJZ WHAM WMFF WTRYWHDH

*News of the World: WEAFWCSH WJAR WTAG WRDOWLBZ WGY WBZ WTIC

Johnson Family: WABY WSYBWEAN

Piano Recital: CBA CHNS CBOCFNB CBL CBM

CBF-La Pension VelderCFCF-Lum & AbnerCHNS-Musical ProgrammeCKAC-Le Don Juan de la ChansonWCOU-Larry Durgin, sportsWFEA-House of Peter MacGregorWHEB-Twilight Symphony*WLNH-NewsWNAC-Date with a DiskWOR-Bobby Byrne's Orch.

7:30 P.M.

To be announced: CBA CFCYCBL CBM LBO CFNB

American Melody Hour: WABCWORC WDRC WOKO WEE'

Confidentially Yours; ArthurHale, m.o.: WOR WEANWLNH WLBZ WNAC

Neighbor Call: WEAF WTRYWHAM WCSH WBZ

Lone Ranger: 1VJZ

Concert Miniatures: WIBX

*News: WSYB WFEACBF-Pour Plus Ample InformationCFCF-Uncle 'TroyCHNS-Moods in MusicCHSJ-Air Force Variety Prgm.CKAC-Nazaire et BarnabeWABI-The Marines MarchWBRY-Allen Roth's SymphonyWCAX-Philadelphia CallingWCOU-The MandolettesWGAN-Maine TideWGY-Science ForumWHDH-Adrian O'Brien & Alice

O'Leary, vocalistsWJAR-Harmony RendezvousWKNE-Hits & BitsWMFF-You Can't Do Business

with HitlerWRDO-The M. P.'s from Camp

KeyesWTAG-Treasury Star ParadeWTIC-Conte On & Dance

7:45 P.M.

Four Polka Dots: WMFF WTRYWHAM

*H. V. Kaltenborn, news: WEAFWJAR WCSH WBZ WLBZWTIC WTAG WFEA

Bob Crosby's Orchestra: WNACWCOU WLNH WABY WTHT

Talk: CBA CBM CFCY CBL CHOCFNB CHNS CBF

CFCF-Dance MusicCKAC-Lionel Parent ChanteWABI-Dancing VarietiesWBRY-Warren Stephan, songsWCAX-Let's DanceWGAN-Treasury Dept. Prgm.WEAN -Don Mario's Orch.*WHDH-.lulus Barry; NewsWOR-The Answer ManWSYB-Varieties

SWING SHIFT LOGThis log lists stations broadcasting for two hours or more

after midnight. It is presented for the use of war industryworkers who often search for radio entertainment during theearly morning hours. Time shown is Eastern War Time.

Call Kilo -Letters cycles

Location On The Air

L'KLW SOO W'uldcor, Canada Daily exr,pl Run. 12 mid. to 4

a.m.: Sim., 12 mid. to 3 a.m.KUKA 1020 Pittsburgh, Pa. Daily except Monday 12 mid. to t:

a.m.KYW .060 Philadelphia, Pa. Sun.. Ron.. Wed., Fri. .2 mid. to

fi a

Daily. 12 mid. to :7 a.m.Sal., Son., Toes., Thurs.. 12 mid.

to 6 a.m.Daily except Monday, 12 mid. to

6 a.m.1m,. only 12 mid. lo I a.m.Daily, 12 mid. to 6 a.m.Daily except Son., 12 mid. to 2Daily. 12 mid. to 5:311 ;.m.Daily except Mon., 12 mid. to :i a.m.Sun., 12 mid. to 4 a.m.Daily, 12 ml,l. to 3 a.m.Daily except Sur., 12 mid. to 2 a.m.Daily. ! a.m. to O a.m.Daily, 12 mid. to 5:45 a.m.Sun., 12 mid. to 6 a.m.Daily. 12 mid. to 7 a.m.Daily, 12 mid. to 3 a.m.Daily, 12 mid. to 5:311 a.m.Daily, 12 mid. to 11:45 a.m.Daily except Sun., 12 odd. to 6 a.m.Sou., 12 mid. to 7:35 a.m. Otherdays, 12 mint. In 5:30 a.m.Daily except Stun. 12 mid. to 6 a.m.Daily, IS mid. to ti a.m.Daily, 12 mid. to 5:30 a.m.Daily except Sul.. 12 mid. to a

a.m.: Sun.. 12 mid to 2 a.mW'tUN 620 St. Petersburg. Fla. Daily, 12 mid. to 7 a.m.

ROYR 570 Syracuse, N. Y. Daily, 12 mid. to 6 a.m.

W'IIT :110 Charlotte. N. C.WCAO 000 Baltimore, Md.

WCAU 1210 Philadelphia, Pa.

1111.1E .2:50 Tampa. Fla.1111110 5811 Orlando, Fla.lOtAN 7961 l'mridenrr, R. 1.IVEKI 5110 Roston, Slam.WEVD 1:130 New York, N. Y.W'FItA 970 Tampa. Fla.W 1IN 1050 New York, N. Y.WICC 600 Bridgeport. Conn.WIND 560 Cary, Ind.111111) 610 Miami, Fla.W.1.1X 930 Jacksonville, Fla.11"IO1W 1520 11,11ko, N. Y.11'1.1' 700 Cincinnati. Ohio11NAC 1260 Roston, Mast.IVNKW 11:10 New York. N. Y.\tIll. 1260 Washington. D. G1101; 710 New York, N. Y.

W'PTF 690 Raleigh, N. C.110.551 560 Miami, Fla.WRVA 1190 Richmond. Va.WSAI 73110 Cincinnati, Ohio

8:00 P.M.

Music for America: WSYB WLNHWCOU WOR WABY WNACWEAN WTHT

*Are You a Missing Heir,drama; News: WABC WOKOWDRC WEEI WORC

Johnny Presents; The PerfectCrime; Swing Fourteen; RayBlock's Orch.: WEAF WBZWCSH WLBZ WTIC WTAGWGY WJAR WRDO WFEA

*News; Navy Feature: CBA CBLCBM CHNS CFNB CBO CFCYCHSJ

*Roy Porter, news: WJZWHAM WMFF WTRY WHDH

Hale and Hearty, TooHis air time provides a living for Lynn

Brant, Blue Network announcer on "FlyingPatrol," but he figures he's living on borrowedtime, too. When still in college, he fell into acrevasse on a Mount Rainier glacier. After asheer, uninterrupted drop of sixty feet, herolled downhill another hundred feet into anice cave. The fall broke his hip and wrist,nearly tore off one ear and resulted in aserious case of pneumonia from exposure. Butthe natives congratulated him-he was thefirst man ever to fall into that particularcrevasse and come out alive.

O. K. by RKORKO is making overtures to Kay Lorraine,

newest "diva" of "Chamber Music Society ofLower Basin Street." Pictures and records ofKay's voice have been sent to the Coast.

Good Luck, "Mercy"Mercedes McCambridge, Arch Oboler's

choice as radio's most versatile actress, thisweek deserted the Hollywood radio colonyfor New York. Miss McCambridge has beenfeatured in hundreds of NBC programs duringher three years in Hollywood.

CBF-Les Secrets du Dr. Mor -lunges

*CFCF-Lest We Forget; Music;War Analysis

CKAC-Images de GuerreWBRY-Masterworks of MusicWCAX-Camera ClubWGAN-Neighborhood Call*WHEB-News; Hit BandsWKNE-Christian Science Prgm.

8:15 P.M.

Lum & Abner: WJZ WMFFWTRY WHDH

Treasury Star Parade: WHAMWKNE

CFCF-Dance MusicCKAC-En Premiere AuditionWABI-Treasury Star ParadeWCAX-Sports FinalWGAN-Elsa Henlenway

8:30 P.M.

Sing for Dough: WJZ. WMFFWHAM WTRY WHDH CFCFWLBZ WRDO

*Hobby Lobby; Cecil Brown,news: WABC WDRC WORCWEEI WOKO

Horace Heidt, with Frankie Carle& Musical Knights: WEAFWTAG WTIC WCSH WGYWJAR WBZ

Id L'on Chant: CFCY CBOCFNB CBA CHSJ CBM CBLCHNS CBF

The Federal Ace: WLNH WEANWSYB WCOU WABY WNACWFEA

*CKAC-CKAC Theatre; NewsWABI-World Affairs*WBRY-Music; News*WCAX-Calling Ft. Allen; Elmer

Davis*WGAN-To be announced; News*WKNE Masterworks of Music:

NewsWOR-Can You Top This

8:45 P.M.

*WABI-Music; News

9:00 P.M.

Famous Jury Trials: WJZ WMFFW'f1AM IVTRY WIIDH

FREQUENCIESCBA-1070 WFEA-1370CBF-690 WGAN-560CBL-740 WGY-810CBM-940 WHAM -1180CBO-910 WHDH-855CFCF-600 WHAZ-1330CFCY-630 WHEB-750CFNB-550 WJAR-920CHNS-960 WJZ-770CHSJ-1150 WKNE-1290CKAC-730 WLBZ-620WABC-880 WLNH-1340WABI-910 WMFF-1340WABY-1400 WNAC-1260WBRY-1590 WOKO-1460WBZ- WOR 710WBZA-1030 WORC-1310

WCAX-620 WRDO-1400WCOU-1240 WSYB-1380WCSH-970 WTAG-580WDRC-1360 WTIC-1080WEAF-660 WTRY-980WEAN -790 WWSR-1420WEEI-590

A Gabriel Heatter: WOR WNACSummer Concert: CBM CFCY

CHNS CBO CBA CFNB CHSJCBL CBF

Tommy Riggs & Betty Lou:Bill Goodwin; Jimmy Cash;Felix Mills' Orch.: WABCWEEI WOKO WDRC WBRYWGAN WKNE WCAX WORCWABI

Battle of the Sexes: WEAF WBZWTAG WTIC WJAR WCSHWGY

*News: WCOU WSYBCFCF-Music for MadameCKAC-Columbia PresentationWEAN -Government ReportsWFEA-Listen to LeibertWLBZ-Tony Pastor's Orch.WLNH-Treasury Star ParadeWRDO-U. S. Marines Present

9:15 P.M.

Jimmy Joy's Orchestra: WLNHWEAN WNAC WFEA WRDOWSYB

WCOU-Waltz TimeWLBZ-Treasury Star ParadeWON -Sports

9:30 P.M.

Rs Cheers from the Camp: WABCWBRY WGAN WABI WDRCWEEI WOKO WORC WCAXWKNE CBA CKAC

Murder Clinic: WOR WLNHWSYB WCOU WNAC WEANWRDO

John Nesbitt & Meredith Will -sons' Orch.: WEAF WFEACFCY WJAR WBZ WTAGWTIC WCSH WHAM CBL CBOCBM CHNS CFNB WGYCHSJ CBA

RB This Nation at War; Molasses& January: WJZ WhIFFWHDH WTRY WLBZ CFCF

CBFFrancois Rozet

10:00 P.M.A Date with Judy: IVEAF WTAG

WCSH WJAR WTIC WHAMWBZ WGY

*News: CBL CBO CBF CFNBCHNS CFCY CHSJ CBM

*Morgan Beatty, news: WJZWLBZ WTRY WRDO WMFFWHDH

*John B. Hughes, news: WORWSYB WNAC WCOU WEANWLNH

CFCF-Dance MusicWFEA-Tropical hloods

10:15 P.M."Dr." Cab Calloway's Quizziale:

WJZ WHDH WLBZ WTRYWMFF CFCF WRDO

Tommy Carlyn's Orch.: WLNHIVSYB WCOU WNAC WFEA

Masterworks of the Pianoforte:CFCY CHSJ CBM CBL CBOCFNB CHNS CBF

WEAN -Eddie Vareos' Orch.WON -Vaudeville Show

10:30 P.M.Masterworks of the Pianoforte:

('BA

Dance Orchestra: WEANWLNH WCOU WNAC

Tommy Dorsey's Orch.:WTAG WBZ WTICWHAM WFEA WLBZWLW WGY WJAR

Talks: WABC WDRCWGAN WORC WEEIWABI WKNE

*News: CFCF WCAXCKAC-Dante Orch.*WOR War News

10:45 P.M.

*News Here & Abroad:WHDH

Freddie Stewart, songs:Rangers: WJZ

Mary Small, songs:WBRY WABI WORCWKNE WGAN

Evensong: CBF CHSJ CBM CBACFCY CFNB CANS CBO CBL

Ray Kinney's Orch.: WEANWSYB WLNH WCOU WNAC

CFCF-Don Turner's Orch.CKAC-Le Journal ParleWDRC-To be announced*WEEI-News; SpurtsWOKO-MusicaleWOR-Bob Alen's Orch.WTRY-Popular Music; Col. Jim

Healey

WSYB

WEAFWCSHWRDO

WOKOWBRY

WMFF

Texas

WABCWCAX

11:00 P.M.

*News; Store News: WJZGeorge Duffy's Orch.: CBF CBO

CBL CBM*News: 11E1F

*5 rws of the World; News:WBRY WABI WEEI WGAN

*Mark Hawley, news: WABC*News: WCSH WLBZ WRDO

WNAC WCOU WLNH WEANWFEA WSYB

*News WTAG WOR WJARWHAM WOKO WTIC WCAXWKNE

CKAC-Bonsoir Les Sportils*WBZ.-News; Sports*WDRC-News; Sports Roundup:

News*WGY-News; On with the DanceWHDH-Dance Orch.*WOR-Leslie Nichols & John

Steele, newsWTRY-Army Prgm.

11:15 P.M.

Dick Kuhn's Orchestra:WCOU WEAN WNAC

Bobby Byrne's Orch.: WABCWBRY WABI WGAN WORCWDRC CKAC

Britain Speaks: CBL CBO CBMCHSJ

Russ Morgan's Orch.: WJZ

Olmsted's Story Dramas: WLBZWFEA WRDO WCSH

Music You Want: WEAFMusic You Want: 1VBZ WHAMCFCF-Around the Bases; Dance

MusicCFCY-Midnight JamboreeCHNS-National AnthemWEEI-Masterworks of MusicWGY-U. S. Navy Prgm.*WHDIJ-N e us s ; Fishermen's

Broadcast

WABY

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER I

WJAR-SportsWOKO-To be announced*WOR-W. A. O'Carroll, newsWTAG-Scores; It's Dance TimeWTIC-Dance MusicWTRY-Music for Listening

11:30 P.M.

St. Louis Serenade: WEAF WJARWCSH WFEA WLBZ WRDO

Ray Heatherton's Orch.: WJZCFCF WMFF

Gene Krupa's Orch.: WABCWGAN WORC WDRC WABIWBRY CKAC

Dance Orchestra: WABY WCOUWEAN WNAC

*BBC Newsreel: CBL CBM CBOCBF-Music LibraryWGY-Curtain CallWHDH-Fishermen's BroadcastWOKO-State Police NewsWOR-Richard Himber's Orch.*WTAG-NewsWTIC-Polish National Home

11:45 P.M.

Gene Krupa's Orch.: WEEI

St. Louis Serenade: WTAG*WBZ-NewsWHDH-Harry DeAngelis' Orch.WOKO-Lew Gray's Orch.

SKIP NELSON, new vo-calist with Glenn Miller's

orchestra

12:00 Mid.*News: CBL CBO CBM*News; Harry James' Orch.:

WABC WBRY WEEI WOKOWDRC CKAC

*News; Roy Shield & Co.; News;WEAF WGY WJAR WTICWBZ

*News; Red Manning's Orch.:WJZ CFCF WTRY WHDH

Lawrence Welk's Orch.: WABYWNAC WOR

*WEAN -Dance Music; News

End of Tuesday Programs

NOTE: Programs be-fore 4:00 p.m. may befound in the Monday -through -Friday Sec-tion-Pages 21-22-23.

AFTERNOONEASTERN WAR TIME

4:00 P.M.WABC WORC WABI

WBRY WGAN WEE! WCAXWKNE WOKO

*Walter Compton, news: WABY

*Club Matinee; news: CFCFWTRY

Right to Happiness: CBL CBO

War Bond Drive: WJZBaseball Game: WRDO WEAN

WCOU WSYB WLNH WFEAWLBZ WNAC

Backstage Wife: WCSH WEAFWGY WJAR WBZ WTAGWTIC

Tea Time Tunes: CBA CFNBCHSJ CHNS

CBF-Musical MasterpiecesCBM-Treasury of MusicCFCY-OutportsCKAC-Social Announcements*WHDH-News*WHEB-News; Record Review;

Top TunesWORC-MelodiesWWSIt-Tea Time Tunes

4:15 P.M.Victory Begins at Home: WABC

WORC WOKO WABI WBRYWCAX WKNE WEEI WDRCWGAN

*Club Matinee; News: WJZStella Dallas: WCSH WEAF WGY

WJAR WBZ WTAG WTICBaseball Roundup; Concert Hall:

WABY

CBA-MusicaleCBF-Songs for YouCBL-Prgm. Bulletin; MusicCBO-Peter PillgrimCFNB-Vocal VarietiesCHNS-Broadway Bandwagon*CHSJ-News*CKAC-Songs; CKAC Tonight;

NewsWHAM -Against the StormWHDH-Air Express MusicWOKO-Treasury Star ParadeWWSR-O. P. M.

4:30 P.M.Lorenzo Jones: WCSH WEAF

WGY WJAR WBZ WTAGWTIC

*Club Matinee; News: WHDHFeature Race: WABY

Children Also Are People: WABC WEDNESDAY,WBRY WCAX WKNE WORCWGAN WEE1 WABI WOKO

*News; Ethelwyn Hobbes: CBACBL CBO CFNB CBM CHNS

CBF-Chamber MusicCFCY-Say It With MusicCHSJ-Town TopicsCKAC-SwingphonettesWDRC-Strictly SwingWHAM -Vic & Sade* W W SR -News

4:45 P.M.Young Widder Brown: WCSH

WEAF WGY WJAR WBZWTAG WTIC

To be announced: WABI WBRYWCAX WEEI WGAN WKNE

Personally, It's Off the Record:WABC

Music by Cugat: CBA CBL CBOCFNB CHSJ CBM CHNS

*Swing It; News: WJZ*WDRC-NewsWHAM -Road of LifeWHEB-Tex Rio GrandeWOKO.Defend AmericaWORC-Varieties*WTRYPopular Music; Melody

Time; NewsWWSR-Sing Your Troubles Away

5:00 P.M.Four Polka Dots: WJZ WLBZ

WTRY WMFF -

When a Girl Marries: WCSHWEAF WGY WHAM WJAP.WBZ WTAG WTIC

Front Line Family: CBA CBLCBM CBO

Lowry Kohler, songs: WFEAWCOU WLNH WABY

Are You a Genius?: WABCWBRY WOKO

Tea Time: CBF CFCF*News: CHNS WSYBCFCY-Dance ParadeCFNB-OrganairesCKAC-Tante LucieWABI-Cowboy SongsWCAX-Covered Wagon BoysWDRC-Man Behind the Mike; Ad

Liner; Band ContestWEEI-Five ti Clock Follies; Lis-

tening Post*WGAN-Musical Special: NewsWHDH-Air Express Music*WHEB-News; MusicWKNE-Theater & Amusement

BillboardWLBZ-Markets; Variety Revue*WORC-News; VarietiesWRDO-Variety Revue; Happy

ReturnsWWSR-Bronco Busters

5:15 P.M.Sea Hound: WJZ CFCF WHDH

WTRCMan With a Band: WABY

WLNH WSYB WFEA

SEPTEMBER 2

Portia Faces Life: 1VCSH WEAFWGY WHAM WJAR WBZWTAG WTIC

*News: CBAMother & Dad: WABC WBRY

WKNE WOKOSongs for You: CBL CBO*News: CFNB CHSJCBF-FeminaCBM-Broadcast Resume; MusicCFCY-Musical MemoriesCHNS-Music SalonCKAC-Pierre et PierretteWABI-Classified PageWCOU-Shoppers Guide*WEAN -News; Everybody's

SportWHEB-Story LadyWLBZ-Variety RevueWMFF-Classified Column; Stan

Kenton's Orch.WNAC-Sports Matinee

5:30 P.M.

Landt Trio: WABC WKNEJack Armstrong's Orch.: WJZ

CFCF WMFF WTRY WHDHThree Suns Trio: WEAF WGY

CBA CBL CBO CBM WJARWTAG CHSJ

Superman: WABY WCOU WEANWNAC

WBZ-Salon SerenadeWCSH-Swing TimeWFEA-Down HomersWGY-Here's PeggyWHAM -MusicaleWHDH-Let's WaltzWHEB-Dinner Dance; ScoresWJAR-Sweet & Swing; Stand By,

America IWLNH-Today's Top Band*WOR-Associated Press News;

Melody Moments; TrottingWith Stan Lomax

WRDO-Brevities; ScoresWTAG-Organ Moods; BackstageWTIC-Music; Stand By, AmericaWWSR-Danceland Ballroom

NIGHT

6:00 P.M.*News; Sons of the Pioneers:

11Jí.

Funny Money Man: WEAL.Merry Islanders: CBA CFCY

CBO CBM*John Daly, news: WABC WBRY

WKNE*News: WTAG WHAM WEAN

WSYB WFEA WLNH .WRDOWCSH WNAC WCOU WJARWHEB WLBZ WOKO WTIC

CBF-A Radio -Canada, ee sole:Sports

CBL-Relax & EnjoyCFCF-Supper SerenadeCFNB-FrolicCHNS-Lone RangerCHSJ-Every Night at SevenCKAC-Vie de FamilleWABI-Spotlight on the World*WBZ-News; SportsWCAX-Radio Roundup; Swing -

along*WDRC-News; Sports*WEEI-Irving T. McDonald;

NewsWGAN-Dinner Music*WGY-News; Varieties; Scores*WHDH-War Headlines; SportsWMFF-Sports; Musical Bits

WOR-uncle Don; MusicWORC-Dinner Music; Scores

6:15 P.M.Joe Basel, sports: WJZ*Navy Band: News: WLBZJim Britt, sports: WEAN WLNH

WNAC WCOU WRDO WFEAWSYB

*News; Farm Markets: CBOCBL CBM

Hedda Hopper's Hollywood:WABC WEEI WOKO WGANWDRC

A eceoe from the motion pic-ture "The Pled Piper" will bepresented today.

*News: WEAF*News: WHDH CBF WMFFSports: CHSJ CFNB WJARCBA-Tom, Dick & Frank*CFCF-News; What's HappeningCFCY-Hoe-down by OgdenCKAC-Genius SchoolWABI-Dinner MusicWBRY-Dance Orch.

(Continued on Next Page)

CBF-treasury of MusicCFCY-Melodies for EveningCFNB-Melody Meetiñ*CHNS-War Commentary; The

Spotlight Is On; NewsCKAC-La Rue PrincipalsW B RY-SuppertimersWBZ-Singing CowboyWCAX-Cavalcade of DramaWCSH-SwingtimeWFEA-Half Sweet, Half SwingWGAN-Rhythm on the RailsWHAM -Keep 'em FlyingWHEB-Theater Directory; Dinner

DanceWLNH-War Bond ClubWOKO-Sports; InterludeWOR-Rambling With GamblingWRDOSundosvn Slim, songsWSYB-Musical VarietiesWTIC-Story ClubWWSR-Soorts

5:45 P.M.

The Bartons: WEAF WLBZCBO CBA CFNB CBM

Ben Bernie's Orch.: WABC WARTWCAX WDRC WEEI WGANWKNE WOKO WORC WBRY

Secret City: WJZ WMFF WTRYCFCF

David Cheskin's Orch.: WCOU

Sporty Matinee: WEAN WNAC*CBL-NewsCFCY-Uncle MelCHSJ-Marek Weber's Orch.CKAC Madeleine et Pierre

WEDNESDAY'S BEST LISTENINGSee program listings for more detail and additional news programs

News and DiscussionP.M.12:00

1:002:008:457:007:157:458:009:00

10:0010:0010:1510:3010:45

A.M.9:00 Breakfast Club

Boake CarterH. R. BaukhageCedric FosterLowell ThomasFulton Lewis, Jr.News of the WorldH. V. KaltenbornEarl GodwinGabriel HeatterJohn B. HughesMorgan BeattyNational Radio ForumPaul SchubertNews Here and Abroad

Variety

P.M.7:00 Amos 'n' Andy7:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra8:15 Lum and Abner9:00 Basin Street Chamber Music So-

cietySwing Ensemble conducted by CharlieMarlowe and Paul Lavelle; Kay Lorraine:Zero Mostel; Milton Cross and guests

9:30 Danny Thomas ShowFeaturing Danny Thomas, m.c., with RexMaupin's Orchestra; Marian Mann, vo-

calist; Donelda Curry; the Escorts andBetty; Kathryn Card; Sid Ellstrom andArt Kohl, comedy artists

10:00 Kay Kyser's ProgramFeaturing Trudy Erwin, Harry Babbitt,Sully Mason, Julie Conway and DorothyDunn

DramaP.M.

8:00 Adventures of the Thin Man8:30 Dr. Christian

The prize-winning story, "Sweet Sixteen,'by Lolly W. Atkins of Park Ridge, N. J.,will be presented

8:30 Manhattan at Midnight9:00 Those We Love

Nan Grey; Francis X. Bushman; DonaldWood; Richard Cromwell; Eddie Kay'sOrchestra '

9:30 Suspense9:30 Mr. District Attorney

Jay Joslyn; Vicki Vole; Len Doyle; PeterVan Steeden's Orchestra

Classical MusicP.M.

8:00 Nelson Eddy; Nadine Conner;Robert Armbruster's Orchestra

10:00 Great Moments in MusicVon Flotow's "Martha" will be presented

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2

COLLEEN WARD, ac-tress heard on "Manhat-

tan At Midnight"

(6:15 p.m. Continued)WBZ-Sing TimeWCAX-Sports; Supper SerenadeWCSH-The AAA Safety ManWHAM -Al SissonWHEB-SingersWKNE-Dinner Music*WORC-News; Racing ResultsWTAG-Scores; Novachord Ram-

blingsWTIC-Background for Dinner

6:30 P.M.Your Hollywood Newsgirl: WEAF

WRDO

Frank Parker, tnr.: WABC WEEIWDRC WOKO WORC

Milt Herth Trio: WJZ CBL CBAWMFF

Musical Prgm.: CFNB

*News: CFCY WBRY WCAXWOR

Sports: WGAN WHEB WTICConfidentially Yours: WTAG

WTRYCBF-Lionel Parent ChanteCBM-Sports; Music*CBO-Prgm. Bclletin: New,CFCF-Lucky MelodiesCHNS-Lum & AbnerCHSJ-Amos 'n' AndyCKAC-Operette Pour Tons; Piano

logue; La Piece du JourWBZ-Sports; - Music; Hum &

StrumWCOU-Harold Jones, poetryWCSH-Here Comes ore Band*WEAN -News; Musical Rendez -

Easy Aces: WIZ WHAM WMFFWTRY WIIDH

Amos 'n' Andy. WABC WEEIWGAN WOKO WORC WDRC

Fred Waring in Pleasure Time:WEAF WTIC WCSH WJARWBZ WGY WLBZ WTAGWFEA WRDO ,

CBF-Un Homme et son PecheCFCF-Dance Orch.CFCY-Flying for FreedomCHNS-Amos 'n' AndyCKAC-Organ MelodiesWABI-Welding for VictoryWBRY-You Can't Do Business

with HitlerWCAX-Treasury Star ParadeWHEB-PlaytimeWKNE-Musical BrevitiesWOR-SportsWWSR-Colorado Wranglers

7:15 P.M.Glenn Miller's Orch.: WABC

WEEI WOKO WDRC WORCWCAX WBRY WGAN WABIWKNE

*News of the World: WEAFWLBZ WRDO WSCH WJARWTAG WGY WTIC WBZ

Johnson Family: WARY WSYBWEAN

Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Per.sons: WJZ WHAM WMFFWTRY WHDH

Piano Recital: CBA CBM CBOCHNS CHSJ CFNB

CBF-La Pension VelderCFCF-Singing VagabondCKAC-Don Juan of SongWCOU-DancetimeWFEA-House of Peter MacGregorWHEB-Twilight Symphony*WLNH-NewsWNAC-Date with a DiscWOR-Confidentially Your,

7:30 P.M.Lone Ranger: WJZ WMFF

WHDH WHAM WTRYSchaefer Revue: WEAFCaribbean Nights: WLBZ WRDO

CBL CBM CBA CBO CHNSCFNB

Green Valley, U.S.A.: WABCWOKO WORC WGAN WKNEWABI WDRC WEEI

Red Ryder: WARY WNACWLNH WEAN WSYB WCOU

*CBF-French BBC Newsvous CFCF-Uncle Troy

WFEA-Fashion Tour; Race Re-sults; Music

WGY Dinner DanceWHAM -To be announcedWHDH-To be announcedWJAR-Supper ShowWKNE-Baseball Results; De-

signed for DancingWLBZ-Lawrence Welk's Orch.*WLNH-News; Our Defense*WNAC-Press RoundupWRDO-Bonds for VictoryWSYB-Musical VarietiesWWSR-To be announced

6:45 P.M.*The World Today: WABC WABI

WEEI WDRC WKNE WCAXWORC WBRY

*Lowell Thomas, comm.: WJZWHAM WTIC WBZ WGYWJAR

Bill Stern, sports: WEAF*News & Analysis: CBA CBL

CBM CBO CHSJ CFNB

Johnny Richards' Orch.: WFEAWLNH

*News: WLBZ. WRDO WSYBWGAN WWSR

CBF-MusicaleCFCF-Easy AcesCFCY-Dance TimeCHNSSports; Music for MadamCKAC-Les Nouvelles de Ches

NousW'COU-Reggie Rides Again*WCSH-News: ScoresWHDH-Soldiers' & Sailors' QuizWHEBGene AutryWMFF-Sports; Music; War Com-

mentaryWNAC-Race Results; MusicWOKO-Music; SportsWOR-Here's MorganWTAG-RevueWTRY-Sam Cuff; Popular Music

7:00 P.M.As a Matter of Fact: CBA CBO

CBM CHSJ CBL CFNB*Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: WSYB

WCOU WLNH WARY WNACWEAN

CFCY-Recruiting Prgm.CHSJ-Green HornetCKAC Nazaire et BarnabeWBRY-Your Part in National

DefenseWBZ-Political TalkWCAX-Philadelphia CallingWCSH-You Can't Do Business

with Hitler*WFEA-NewsWGY-Yankee DoodlerWJAR-Let's DanceWOR-Go Get ItWTAG-Arms for VictoryWTIC-Come On & Dance

7:45 P.M.*H. V. Kaltenborn, news: WEAF

WLBZ WTIC WJAR WTAGWGY WFEA

Question Box: CBA CBO CBLCBM CBF CHNS CFNB

CFCF-Music; Better BusinessBureau

CHAL. L,onel Parent ChanteWBRY-Leathernecks on Parade*WBZ-John Barry, newsWCAX-At the Old HaciendaWCSH-Confidentially Year-WRDO-You Can't Do Business

With Hitler

Cal Tinney, humorist: WNACWLNH WSYB WY-OU WLBZWOR WARY WEAN

*Earl Godwin, news: WJZ WMFFWHAM WTRY )VHDH CFCF

Nelson Eddy; Robert Armbruster's Orch.; Chorus: WABCWDRC WEEI WOKO

Adventures of the Thin Man:WEAF WGY WJAR WTICWBZ WCSH WTAG

*News; Drama: CHSJ CBA CBOCFCY CHNS CBL CBM CFNB

CBF-Marius, Olive & CieCKAC-Chansonnettes de Chez-

NounWABI-Nelson Eddy, songsWBRY-Masterworks of Music*WCAX-Music; Masterworks;

NewsWFEA-What's What in Price

Administration

(11/47-1) WGAN-You Can't Do Businesswith Hitler

*W'HEB-News; Hit BandsWKNE-Arms for VictoryWORC-Symphony of MelodyWRDO-Dance Orch.

8:15 P.M.Analysis of Propaganda: WARYMickey Alpert's Orch.: WNAC

WEAN WRDO WSYB WLNHWCOU

Lum & Abner: WJZ WMFFWTRY WHDH

CFCF-Concert Hall of the AirWABI-To be announcedWFEA-Man Your Battle StationsWGAN-Treasury Dept. Prgm.WHAM -Music of the EveningWKNE-Treasury Star ParadeWLBZ-I Hear the Southland

Singing '

WOR-Political TalkWORC-Man Your Battle Stations

8:30 P.M.*Dough Re Mi; News: WEAF

WGY WCSH WTAR WTAGWTIC WBZ WLBZ WFEAWRDO

Manhattan at Midnight: WJZWHAM WMFF WTRY WHDH

Step It Up: CHSJ CFCY CBOCBF CHNS CBL CBM CFNB

*Dr. Christian, drama; JeanHersholt; Cecil Brown, news:WABC WORC WOKO WDRCWEEI

Healey Willan. pianist: CBAThis Is the Hour: WARY WLNH

WNAC WCOU WSYB WEANCFCF-The Continental FiveCKAC-La Course au TresorWABI-Treasury Star ParadeWBRY-Radio's Daughter*WCAX-Music to Red By;

NewsWGAN-Singing Marine*WKNE-Masterworks of Music:

NewsWOR-Red Ryder

8:45 P.M.*WABI-Everybody Dance; News*WBRY-Horace Heidt's Orch.;

News*WGAN-In the Groove; News

9:00 P.M.To be announced: WABC WDRC

WGAN WORC WOKO WEEI*Gabriel Heatter, comm.: WOR

WNACThose We t.ove: WEAF WBZ

WCSH WTIC WGY WLBZWTAG WJAR WHAM

Basin Street Chamber Music So-ciety: WJZ. WMFF WTRYWHDH CBA CBL CBO. CFCYCHNS CHSJ CENE

*News. WCOU WSYBCBF-Le Repertoire des Vacancy:CBM-Sunuder SerenadeCKAC-Le Capitaine BravoWABI-U. S. Army Prgm.WBRY-Gospel Light QuartetWCAX-SportsWEAN -Navy Prgm.WFLA Marines Prem.WKNE-Freddy Massielló s BandWLNH-Treasury Star ParadeWRDO-U. S. Army Drama

9:15 P.M.Tommy Carlyn's Orch.: WLNH

WRDO WSYB WEAN WNACWCOU WFEA

WABI-Pop ConcertWBRY-Leathernecks on ParadeWCAX-Vermont Boys at CampWKNE-Excursions in ScienceWOR-Red Barber. sports

9:30 P.M.Suspense: WABC WEEI CKAC

WDRC WGAN WORC WOKOWBRY WKNE WABI WCAX

I% Pass in Review: WEANWSYB WCOU WRDO WNACWLNH WFEA WTHT

't'on!ehte program originatesat Vamp Wheeler. Georgia.

Danny Thomas Show; Molasses& January: WJZ WMFFWTRY WHDH

Mart Kenney's Orch.: CBF CBLCBM CBO CBA CHNS CFCYCHSJ CFNB

Mr. District Attorney, drama:WEAF WTIC WJAR WBZWTAG WCSH WGY WHAM

CFCF Treasure TrailWOR-Dark Destiny

10:00 P.M.Great Moments in Music: WABI.

WORC WDRC WEE! WOKOCKAC

*News: CBO CBA CBL CFCYCBM CHSJ CHNS CFNB

*Morgan Beatty, news: WJZWMFF WTRY WHDH

Did You Know?

TvNN71e

P@WD WOOQu1EloALWAYS CONDUCTS HIS ORCHESTRA WITH A PENCIL.

TO AVOID THE INCONVENIENCE OF PUTTINGDOWN HIS BATON EVERY TIME HE WANTEDTO MAKE A NOTATION DURING REHEARSAL

HE FINALLY DISCARDEDTHE BATON ALTOGETHER

FROM SINGING WITH ASORE THROAT

BEATRICE KAYDEVELOPED At5WOBBLY"VOICE. WHEN SHELEARNED TO CONTROLTHE "WOBBLES" ITBROUGHT HER FAME.

I c%HN B. JSIUGNESNEWS ANALYST

WEARS SUITG WOVENBY HIS WIFE ON AN

ANCIENT CHINESE LOOM

Kay Kyser's Prgm.; MusicalQuiz, with Harry Babbitt &Sully Mason, vocalists: WEAFWTIC WGY WJAR WCSHWBZ WFEA WTAG WLBZWHAM WRDO

*John B. Hughes, news: WORWCOU WSYB WEAN WNACWLNH

CBF-Images de la RenaissanceCFCF-Dance MusicWABI-You Can't Do Business

with Hitler -

WBRY-Listen to LeibertWCAX-Hotel MetropolisWGAN-Dance JamboreeWKNE-Your Neighborhood Call

10:15 P.M.Ray Kinney's Orchestra: WSYB

WCOU WFEA WLNH WEANWNAC

A Baker's Dozen: CBO CBA CBLCFCY CBM CHSJ CHNS CFNB

Nat'l Radio Forum: WJZ CFCFWMFF WTIEY WHDH

CBFJean-Baptiste s'eo-Va-fenguerre

WABI-The Tunes of '42WBRY-Treasury Star ParadeWKNE-Lest We ForgetWOR-Vaudeville Show

10:30 P.M.22nd Letter: WABC WBRY

WORC WDRC WABI WGANWKNE WCAX

Mickey Alpert's Orch.: WCOUWFEA WEAN -WLNH WSYB

*News: CFCF WORCKAC-Columbia PresentationWEEI-Office of War InformationWOKO-To be announced

10:45 P.M.*News Here & Abroad: WMFF

WHDHFreddie Stewart, songs; Texas

Rangers: WJZTunes for Today: CBO CHNS

CHSJ CBM CFCY CBL CBFRhythm Front: WCOU' WFEA

WEAN WLNH WNAC WSYBWOR

CBA-Say It with MusicCFCF-Dance Music

CKAC-Le Journal ParleWCAX-Dance MusicWDRC-Treasury Star Parade*WEEI-News; SportsWTRY-Popular Music; Col. Jim

Healey

11:00 P.M.*Ngws: WEAF*News: WNAC WFEA WCSH

WEAN WRDO WLBZ WCOUWLNH WSYB

*News of the World; Wm. L.Shiter, news: WBRY WGANWCAX WABI WORC WEE!

*Mark Hawley, news: WABC*News: Store News: WJZLeo Reisman's Orch.: WABY*News. WTAG WOKO WOR

WJAR WTIC WHAM WKNECFCF-Around the Bases; Dance

MusicCKACBonsoir Les SportifsWAA&Dick Jurgens Orch.*WBZ-News; Sports*WDRC-News; Sports; Music*WGY-News; On with the DanceWHDH-Dance Orch.WIRY -Treasury Star Parade

11:15 P.M.Three Romeos: WGY WFEA CBF

WTIC WLBZ WRDO WCSHMusic You Want: WEAFHarry James' Orch.: WABC

CKAC WGAN WDRC WORCWABI WBRY

Carl Ravazza's Orchestra: WCOUWEAN WABY '

Ella Fitzgerald & Four Keys:WJZ CBF CFCF

Britain Speaks: CBO CBL CBMCFCY

Music You Want: WBZ WHAMWEEI-E. B. Rideout; Master-

works of Music*WHDH-NewsWJAR-SportsWNAC-Mickey Alpert's Orch.WOKO-To be announced*WOR-Frank Cuhel, newsWTAG-Scores; Dance MusicWTRY-Music for Listening

11:30 P.M.Dick Stabile's Orch.: WOR WCOU

WSYB WARY WEAN WNAC

Paul Martin's Orch.: WEAF CBFWJAR WCSH WFEA WTAGWLBZ WRDO WTIC

*Radio Newsreel: CBL CBA CBM

*Dance Orch.; News: WABCWORC WDRC WGAN WBRY'WABI CKAC

Buddy Franklin's Orch.: WJZCFCF WMFF

CBE -Music Library -

WHDH-Fisherman's BroadcastWGY-Dreamin' TimeWOKO-State Police News

11:45 P.M..*Chuck Foster's Orch.; News:

WEEI WOKO*WBZ NewsWHDH-Harry DeAngelis' Orch.

12:00 Mid.*News; Ray Mace's Orch.:

WEAF WJAR WBZ WGY

*News; Hal McIntyre's Orch.:WABC WEEI WBRY WOKO

Tommy Tucker's Orch.: WORWARY WNAC WEAN

*News; Glen Gray's Orch.: WJZWHAM CFCF WTRY WHDH

*News: WCAX WTAG*WTIC-News; Scores

End of Wednesday Programs

FREQUENCIESCBA-1070 WFEA-1370CBF-690 WGAN-560CBL-740 WGY-810

WHAM -1180W HAZ -1330WHDH-850WHEB-750WJAR-920WJZ-770WKNE-1290WLBZ-620WLNH-1340WMFF-1340WNAC-t260WOKO-1460WOR-710WORC-1310WRDO-1400WSYB-1380W TAO -580WTIC-1080WTRY-980WWSR-1420

CBM-940CBO-910CFCF-600CFCY-630CFNB-550CHNS-960CHSJ-1150CKAC-730WABC-880WABI-910WABY-1400WBRY-1590W BZ-WBZA-1030

WCAX-620WCOU-1240WCSH-970WDRC-1360WEAF-660WEAN -790WEEI-590

NOTE: Programs be-fore 4:00 p.m. may befound in the Monday -through -Friday Sec-tion-Pages 21-22-23.

AFTERNOONEASTERN WAR TIME

4:00 P.M.Right to Happiness: CBI. CBO*Club Matinee; News: CFCF

WTRY

*News: WABC WBRY WORCWKNE WGAN WCAX WABIWOKO WDRC

War Bond Drive: WJZBaseball Game: WEAN WCOU

WSYB WLNH WFEA WLBZBackstage Wife: WCSH WEAF

WBZ WGY WJAR WTAGWTIC

*Walter Compton, news: WABYTea Time Tunes: CBA CHSJ

CFNB CHNSCBF-Musical MasterpiecesCFCY-OutportsCKAC-Social AnnouncementsWEEI-Composers' AlbumWHAM -Women Only*WHDH-News*WHEB-News; Record Review;

Top TunesWORC-MelodiesWWSR-Tea Time Tunes

4:15 P.M.Olga Coelho, songs: WABI WORC

WBRY WKNE WGAN WCAXWOKO WDRC

*Club Matinee; News: WJZ

Stella Dallas: WCSH WEAF WGYWBZ WJAR WTAG WTIC

Baseball Roundup; Doug Jones'Victory Quartet: WABY

Listen, Neighbor: WABCMusicale: CBA CBOCBF-Songs for YouCBL-Prgm. Bulletin; MusicCFNB-Band Prgm.CHNS-Broadway Bandwagon*CHSJ-News*CKAC-Songs; CKAC Tonight;

NewsWHAM -Against the StormWHDH-Air Express MusicWWSR-Excursions in Seleneº

4:30 P.M.Highways to Health: WABC

WCAX WABI WBRY WKNEWORC WEEI WOKO WGAN

*News; Our War Diary: CBACHNS CBL CBO CFNB CBM

Lorenzo Jones: WCSH WEAFWBZ WGY WJAR WTAGWTIC

*Club Matinee; News: WHDHCBF-Chamber MusicCFCY-Say It with MusicCHSJ-Town TopicsCKAC-SwingphonettesWDRC-Strictly SwingWHAM -Vic & Sade*WWSR-News

4:45 P.M.Eileen Farrell, sop.: WABI WERE

WCAX WEEI WGAN WKNEPersonally, It's off the Record:

WABCMusic by Cugat: CBA CBL CBO

CFNB CBM CHNSYoung Widder Brown: WCSH

WEAF WBZ WGY WJARWTAG WTIC

*Swing It; News: WJZ*WDRC-NewsWHAM -Road of LifeWHEB-Tex Rio GrandeWOKO-Defend AmericaWORC-String Ensemble*WTRY-Music; Melody Time;

NewsWWSR-Sing Your Troubles Away

5:00 P.M.Willard Trio: WABY WLNHSweet & Mello: WJZ WTRY

WMFFWhen a Girl Marries: WCSH

WEAF WGY WHAM WJARWBZ WTAG WTIC

Front Line Family: CBA CBLCBM CBO

Are You a Genius?: WABCWOKO

*News: CHNS WSYB

Tea Time: CRP CFCF(ICY -Dance ParadeCFNB-Novatime

HSJLum & AbnerCKAC-Tente LucieWABI-Cowboy SongsWBRY-Rhythm ClubWCAX-Covered Wagon BoysWDRC-Ad Liner; Youth Center

Prgm.*WEAN -News; Everybody's

SportWEEI-Five ó Clock Follies: Lis-

tening Post*WGAN Musical Special: NewsWHDH-Air Express Music*WHEB-News; MusicW ERE -Theater & Amusement

BillboardWLBZ-Shoppers' RevueWNAC-Sports Matinee*W'ORGNews; VarietiesWRDO-Variety Revue; Happy

ReturnsWWSR-Bronco Busters

5:15 P.M.*News: CBAMan with a Band: WABY

WLNH WSYB WFEAPortia Faces Lifer WCSH WEAF

WBZ WGY WHAM WJARWTAG WTIC

The Sea Hound: WJZ WHDHSongs for You: CBL CBOMother & Dad: WABC WKNE

WOKO*News: CFNB CHSJCBF-FeminaCBM-Broadcast Resume; MusicCFCY-Musical MemoriesCHNS-Music SalonCKAC-Pierre et PierretteWABI-Classified Page of the AirWCOU-Shoppers GuideWHEB-Man Your Battle StationsWMFF-Classified Column; Stan

Kenton's Orch.WIRY -Revue; Stamp Club

5:30 P.M.Jack Armstrong: WJZ CFCF

WMFF WTRY WHDHThree Suns Trio: WEAF WGY

WJAR WTAG CBA CBL CBOCBM CHSJ

Superman: WCOU WNAC WEANLandt Trio: WABC WKNECBF-Treasury of MusicCFCY-Melodies for EveningCFN8-,Melody Meetia*CHNS-War Commentary; The

Spotlight Is On; NewsCKAC-La Rue PrincipaleWBRY-SuppertimersWBZ-Singing CowboyWCAX-To be announcedWCSH-Treasury Star ParadeWFEA-Half Sweet, Half SwingWGAN-Musical SpecialWHAM -U. S. Navy Prgm.WHEB-Theater Directory; Dinner

DanceWLBZ-Variety RevueWLNH-War Bond ClubWOKO-Sports; InterludeWOR-Rambling With GamblingWRDO-Maine Central MelodeersWSYB-Musical VarietiesWTIC-Story ClubW W SP, -Sports

5:45 P.M.The Bartons: WEAF WLBZ CBA

CBO CBM CFNBBen Bernie's Orch.:

WCAX WDRC WEEIIVABI WKNE WOKOWBRY

Secret City: CFCF WJZWTRY

David Cheskin's Orch.:WSYB

Sports Matinee: WEAN*CBL-NewsCFCY-Eb & ZebCHSJ-Piano ReveriesCKAC-Madeleine et PierreWBZ-Salon SerenadeWCSH-Swing TimeWFEA-Consumer Round TableWGY-Walls Tell a StoryWHAM -MusicaleWHDH-Let's SwingWHEN -Dinner Dance; ScoresWJAR-Sweet & SwingWLNH-Today's Top Band*WOR-News; Music; Trotting

with Stan LomaxWRDO-Brevities; ScoresWTAG-Let's WaltzWTIC-Dance Music; Jingle Coo

testW W SR Daneeland Ballroom

WABCWGANWORC

WMFF

WCOU

WNAC

*Frazier Hunt, news: WABC

*News: WCSH WFEA WRDOWNAC WEAN WCOU WLNIIWSYB

Western Five: CBA CBO CBM*Forget -Me -Not; News: WJARFunny Money Man: WEAF

*News: WTAG WHAM WOKOWTIC WWSR WHEB WIRY

CBF-A Radio -Canada. co soir:Sports

CBL-Relax & EnjoyCFCF-Sapper SerenadeCFCYRecitalCFNB-FrolicCHNS-Rhapsody in RhythmCHSJ-Every Night at SevenCKAC-Vie de FamilleWABI-Spotlight on the World*WBRY-News; Scores*WBZ-News; SportsWCAX Swingalong*WDRC-News; Sports*WEEI-Page One; NewsWGAN-Dinner Music*WGY-News; Varieties; Scores*WHDH-War Headlines; Sports*WKNE-News; Royal Prgln.*WLBZTou,ght; NewsWMFF-Sports; MusicWOR-Uncle Don; Travelogue;

MusicWORGffospital Drive; Music;

Scores

6:15 P.M.To be announced: WABC WBRY

WGAN WABI WDRC*News; WEAF*News; Farm Markets: CBL

CBF CBM CBO

Sports Roundup: WRDO WLNHWNAC WCOU WEAN WFEAWSYB WLBZ

To be announced: CBA CFNBCHNS

Joe Hotel, sports: WJZ

*News: WORC WHDH WMFFSports: WTRY WJAR WHAM*CFCF-News; What's Happening

TonightCFCY-Prowse Brothers EntertainCHSJ-Songs You Will Always

RememberCKAC-Genius SchoolWBZ-Sing TimeWCAX Sports; Supper SerenadeWCSH-The AAA Safety ManWEEI-Song ShopivliEB-Meitey TimeWKNE-Dinner MusicWLBZ-Trading PostWOKO-To be announcedWT'AGSeores; Evening RevueWTIC-Background for Dinner

6:30 P.M.Vera Barton. songs: WABC

Milt Herth Trio: WJZ WIRYWHAM CFNB WMFF

A The Engineer at War: WEAFWLBZ WGY

Musical Prgm: CBA CBL*News: CFCY WBRY WCAX

WOR WMFF*Frazier Bunt: WDRC IVOKOSports: WGAN WHEB WTICCBF-Lionel Parent ChantºCBM-Spurts; MusicCBO-Prgm. Bulletin; MusicCFCF-Lucky MelodiesCHNS-Your Quarter Hour Sere-

nadeCHSJ Amos 'ñ AndyCKAC-Operette Pour Tous; Piano-

logue; La Piece du JourWABI-Welding for VictoryWBZ.-Sports; Music; Hum &

StrumWCOU-Senter's SerenadeWCSH-Here Comes the BandWEAN -Musicale*WEEI-Frazier Hunt; MusicWFEA-Musicale; Race ResultsWHDH-To be announcedWHEB-Pass in ReviewWJAR-Supper ShowWKNE-Scores; Designed for

Dancing*WLNH-News; Varieties*WNAC-Press RoundupWRDOKeep on Keeping OnWORC-Racing Results; MelodiesWSYB-Treasury Star ParadeWTAG-Beyond the NewsWWSR-Treasury Star Parade

6:45 P.M.*Lowell Thomas, comm.: WJZ

WHAM WTIC WGY WBZBill Stern, sports: WEAF WJAR

WFEA

*The World Today: WABC WABIWDRC WEEI WORC WBRYWKNE WOKO WGAN

Ninety Cent Wheat: CBA CBLCBM CBO CFNB

.NIGHT6:00 P.M.

*News; Sons of the Pioneers:1\.1/

To be announced: WLNH

*News: WSYB WLBZ WWSRCHSJ

CBF-MusicaleCFCF-NovatimeCFCY-It's Dance TimeCHNS-Looking at SportsCKACLes Nouvalles de Chez-

NousWCAX-Supper SerenadeWCOU-Reggie Rides Again*WCSH-News; ScoresWHDH-Soldiers' & Sailors' QuizWMFF-Sports; Rough RidersWNAC-Race Results; MusicWOKO-Music; SportsWOR-Here's Morgan*WRDO-Story Lady; NewsWSYB-Any Bonds Today?WTAG-Evening RevueWTRYSan, Cuff; Popular Music

7:00 P.M.As A Matter of Fact: CBA CBM

CBO CBL CFNB

*Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm.:WSYB WCOU WABY WNACWLNH WEAN

Fred Waring In Pleasure Time:WRAF WCSH WTIC WJARWBZ WGY WLBZ WTAGWFEA WRDO

Amos 'n' Andy: WABC WGANWOKO WORC WEEI CHNSIVDRC (also KNX KSL at10 p.m.)

Easy Aces: WJZ WHAM WMFFWHDH WIRY

CBF-Un Homme et son PecheCFCF-Dance Orch.CFCY-Record AlbumCHNS-Rhapsody in RhythmCHSJ-Old Time FrolicCKAC-Instrumental OdditiesWABI-To be announcedWBRY-Treasury Star ParadeWCAX-Lost EmpireWHEB-Treasury Star ParadeWERE -Musical BrevitiesWOR-SportsWWSR-Colorado Wranglers

7:15 P.M.*News of the World: WEAF

WJAR WRDO WLBZ WCSHWGY WTAG WTIC WBZ

Glenn Miller's Orch.: WABCWDRC WEE! WGAN WORCWOKO WBRY WCAX WKNEWABI

Tracer of Lost Persons, drama:WJZ WHAM WMFF WTRYWHDH

Johnson Family: WABY WSYBWEAN

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3

Piano Recital: CFNB CBL CHNOCHSJ CBO CBM

CBF-La Pension VelderCKAC-Le Don Juan de la ChansonWCOU-SportsWFEA-House of Peter MacGregorWHEB-Twilight Symphony*WLNH-NewsWNAC-Date with a DiscWOR-Victory Is Our Business

7:30 P.M.

Confidentially Yours; ArthurHale, nr.c.: WOR WEANWCOU WLBZ WLNH WNAC

Maudie's Diary: WABC WEEIWDRC WBRY

Concert Orchestra: WJZ WMFFWRDO WIRY

Bob Hawk Quiz; How'm I Doin'?:WEAF WGY WBZ WCSHWJAR WTAG

Dave Davies' Orch.: CBM CBACFNB CBL CBO

*News: WFEA WSYBCBF-Pour Plus Ample InformationCFCF-Uncle TroyCHNS-Melody TimeCHSJ-Make-Believe BallroomCKAC-Naaaire et BarnabeWABI-Hancock County HourWCAX-Hits & BitsWGAN-Family AlbumWHAM -N. Y. S. TroopersWHDH-Adrian O'Brien & Alice

O'Leary, vocalistsWKNE-Marvel of VisionWOKO-Treasury Star ParadeWORC-Studio PartyWTIC-Come On & Dance; This

Is Everybody's War

7:45 P.M.

Talk: CBA CBF CBL CFNB CBOCBM CHSJ

Paul Decker's Orchestra: WSYBWEAN WAAB WCOU WLNHWARY WTHT

Concert Orch.: WLBZ

Diane Courtney & The Jesters:WJZ

CFCF-Dance MusicCHNS-Harbor of HarmonyCKAC.-Lionel Parent ChanteWCAX-Salon SwingW FEA-Novatime

BERT LYTELL, emcees"Stage Door Canteen"

*WHDH-John Barry, newsWKNE Uncle Dave ClarkWNAC-Political TalkWOKO-Meet the BandWOR-The Answer Man

8:00 P.M.Maxwell House Coffee Time;

Fanny Brice; Frank Morgan;John Conte; Meredith Willson'sOrch.: WEAF WGY WHAMWCSH WJAR WTAG WTICWFEA WBZ

Sinfonietta: WLNH WSYB WORWNAC WABY WEAN WRDOWCOU

Thirty Minutes to Play; TedHosing; Mary Small; EightBalls of Fire; Jeff Alexander'sOrch.: WABC WEEI WDRCWOKO WORC WGAN WKNEWABI CKAC

*News; Sinfonietta: CBA CBLCBO CFCY CHNS CHSJ CFNBCBM

*Earl Godwin, news: WJZWHAM WMFF WHDH WIRYCFCF

CBF-Le Theatre la PourWBRY-Masterworks of MusicWCAX-30 Minutes to Play*WHEB-News; Hit BandsWLBZ-Allen Roth's Orch.

8:15 P.M.Lum & Abner: WJZ WIRY

WMFF WHDH

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THURSDAY'S BEST LISTENINGSec program listings for more detail and additional news programs

News and DiscussionP.M.12:00 Boake Carter1:00 H. R. Baukhage2:00 Cedric Foster6:00 Frazier Hunt6:45 Lowell Thomas7:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr.7:15 News of the World7:45 H. V. Kaltenborn8:00 Earl Godwin9:00 America's Town Meeting

10:00 Morgan Beatty10:30 March of Time10:30 Paul Schubert10:45 News Here and Abroad

VarietyA.M.9:00 Breakfast Club

P.M.7:00 Amos 'n' Andy7:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra7:30 How'm I Doin'?

Quiz conducted by Bob Hawk; PaulBaron's Orchestra

8:00 Thirty Minutes to PlayFeaturing Ted Hosing, Mary Small, JeffAlexander's band and the Eight Balls ofFire

8:00 Maxwell House Coffee TimeFanny Brice; Frank Morgan; John Conte;Meredith Willson's Orchestra

8:15 Lum and Abner9:00 Major Bowes' Amateur Hour9:00 Kraft Music Hall

Bob Crosby; Mary Martin; Victor Barge:Music Maids; Johnny Trotter's Orchestra

9:30 Stage Door CanteenNew York's famous Stage Door Canteencomes to the air and will feature promi-nent "names" of the theater, music andradio worlds. Bert Lytell, master of cere-monies

10:00 The First Line10:00 Rudy Vallee Show10:15 Tommy Dorsey's Treasury Show

DramaP.M.7:30 Maudie's Diary8:30 Aldrich Family8:30 Death Valley Days

The Old Ranger will tell the story "Put-ting Teeth in the Law." The storyhinges around an old Nevada dental lawwhich requires all persons wishing topractise dentistry to pass an examinationand pay a ten -dollar license fee

Classical MusicP.M.3:30 U. S. Navy Band

Lieut. Charles Brendler, conductor7:30 Concert Orchestra

Earl Wrightson, baritone8:00 Sinfonietta

Guest conductor

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3

PAT BARNES. emcee on"Those Good 01' Days"

(8:15 p.m. Continued)

CFCF-Dance MusicWHAM -Treasury Star ParadeWLBZ-Navy Recruiting Prgm.

8:30 P.M.*Death Valley Days; Cecil

Brown, news: WABC WOKOWDRC WORC WEEI WABI

The Aldrich Family: WEAFWBZ WJAR WTIC WTAGWGY CBL CBO CBA CFNBWCSH CFCY CHNS CHSJWHAM WFEA CBM

It Pays To Be Ignorant: WABYWSYB WLNH WRDO WNACWOR WEAN

Sur les Boulevards: WJZ CFCFWLBZ

CBF-Along the BoulevardºCFCY-Sweet & MellowCKAC-Batten Quatre AsWABI-Treasury Star ParadeWBRY-Profiles*WCAX-Music to Read By;

NewsWCOU-Train RideWGAN-U. S. Marines

WHDH-Organ. Recital*WKNE-Masterworks of Music;

NewsWMFF-Excursions in ScienceWVTRY-Arsenal Quiz

8:45 P.M.Sur Les Boulevards: WMFF*WABI-Choose Your Partner;

News*WBRY-Salute to the Americas;

News*WCAX-Music; NewsWGAN-Chester Gay, Organist

9:00 P.M.

*Gabriel Heatter, news: WORWNAC

Major Bowes' Original AmateurHour: WABC WDRC WOKOWEEI WGAN

Kraft Music Hall; Bob Crosby,m.c.; Victory Barge; MaryMartin, sop.; Johnny Trotter'sOrch.; Guests: WEAF WTICWHAM WJAR WCSH WGYWBZ CBA CBL CEO CFCYWTAG CHNS CFNB CHSJCBM

America's Town Meeting of theAir; Molasses & January:

WABI-Harold Dorr, pianist 10:30 P.M.WCAX-Marvel of Vision Talks: WABC WDRC WEEIWCOU-Waltz Time WOKO WBRY WGAN WABIWOR-Red Barber. sports WORC WKNE

9:30 P.M. Dance Orchestra: WSYB WCOUWLNH WNAC WFEA WEAN

Chateau Hogan: WLNH WCOU Treasury Show: WLBZ WRDOWFEA WNAC WEAN WSYBME Stage Door Canteen: WABC

WORC WABI WOKO WKNEWDRC WEEI WGAN

CFCF-Studio Prgm.; Molasses &January

CKAC-Colu.nbia PresentationWBRY-Concert HallWCAX-Masterworks of MusicWOR-Summer Theater

10:00 P.M.*Raymond Gram Swing, news:

WCOU WSYB WLNH WNACWOR WEAN

*News: CHSJ CBM. CHNS CBOCFNB CBL CBA CFCY

*Morgan Beatty, news: WJZWMFF WTRY WHDH

Rudy Vallee's Show: WEAFWTAG WCSH WFEA WLBZWJAR WHAM WGY WRDOWBZ WTIC

»The First Line: WABC WABIWEEI WDRC WBRY WCAXWGAN WORC WOKO

*CBF-News; SportsCFCF-These FourCKAC-images de Guerre

WJZ WLBZ WMFF WTRY WKNE-Music Just for YouWRDO WHDH WLBZ-Steep Fields' Orch.

*News: WCOU WSYBCBF-OrganistCFCF-Song RecitalCKAC-Sergent SwingWABI-The Marines MarchWBRY-Joe Rock's Orch.WCAX-SportsWEAN -Pleasantville FolksWFEA- Excursions in ScienceWKNE-ShowcaseWLNH-Listen to LeibertWORC-Masterworks of Music

9:15 P.M.

Jimmy Joy's Orchestra: WLNHWSYB WNAC WEAN WFEA

10:15 P.M.

Tommy Carlyn's Orch.: WSYBWLNH WCOU WNAC WABYWFEA WEAN WCOU

Tommy Dorsey's Treasury Show:WJZ WMFF WTRY WHDHCFCF

Promenade Symphony Orchestra:CFCY CBO CHSJ CHNS CFNBCBM CBL CBA CBF

CKAC-Sur Les RayonsWCAX-Music to Read By*WKNE-News & InformationWOR-Mythical Radio Vaudeville

Show

March of Time: WEAF WTAGWCSH WTIC WGY WJARWHAM WGAN

*Paul Schubert, news: WORWARY

*News: CFCF WCAXCKAC-Song RecitalWBZ-Your WarWOKO-Army Prgm.

10:45 P.M.Gene Krupa's Orch.: WSYB

WLNH WARY WNAC WFEAWCOU WEAN WOR

Jerry Wayne, songs: WABCWOR(' WABI WKNE WBRYWCAX WOKO WGAN

*News Here & Abroad: WMFFWLBZ WHDH WRDO

Freddie Stewart, songs; TexasRangers: WJZ

CFCF-Dance MusicCKAC-Le Journal ParleWDRC-To be announced*WEEI-News; SportsWTRY Popular Music; Col. Jim

Healey

11:00 P.M.Charlie Spivak's Orch.: CFCF*News: WFEA WCSH WLNH

WRDO WLBZ WCOU WEANWSYB WNAC

*News of the World; NewsWABI WGAN WBRY CKACWEEI WORC

Leo Reisman's Orchestra: WABY*Mark Hawley, news: WABC*News: WEAF*News; Store News: WJZ

*News: WJAR WOKO WTAGCHNS WOR WTIC WHAMWKNE

*WBZ-News; Sports*WDRC-News; Sports Roundup.

News*WGY-News; On with the DanceWHDH-Dance Orch.WTRY-Man Your Battle Stations

Divergent InterestsCharles Paul, organist on "Manhattan at

Midnight" series, has two weaknesses. One ishis own saddle horse, Boniface; the other,peanut brittle.

So, Thaf's If!The chimes in the signature of "Against the

Storm" are a recording of the chimes at theUniversity of Illinois.

11:15

Britain Speaks:

Sounding Board:

P.M.

WCOU WNAC

WEAF

Gene Krupa's Orch.: WABCCKAC WGAN WABI WBRYWORC WDRC

Charlie Spivak's Orch.: WJZBritain Speaks: CBL CBM CBO

CFCY

Dinning Sisters: WLBZ WCSHWGY WRDO

Music You Want: WBZ WHAMSports: WJAR CBFWEAN -Ben Selvin's Orch.WEEI-World Weather; Master

works of MusicWFEA-Swing Shift*WHDH-NewsWOKO-To be announced*WOR-Leslie Nichols & Arthur

Mann, newsWTAG-Scores; It's Dance TimeWTIC-Dance MusicWTRY-Music for Listening

11:30 P.M.Nocturne Concert: WEAF WTIC

WTAG WLBZ WRDO WCSHWJAR WGY

*Radio Newsreel: CBL CBMCBO

Johnny Long's Orchestra: WABCWDRC WGAN WORC CKACWBRY WABI

Xavier Cugat's Orchestra: WJZCFCF WHDH

Dance Orchestra: WCOU WABYWEAN WNAC

CBF-Echoes from the Must,Library

WHDH-Fishermen's BroadcastWOKO-State Police NewsWOR-Dick Robertson's Orch.

11:45 P.M.

Ernie Heckscher's Orch.: WABYWCOU WEAN WNAC

Johnny Long's Orch.: WEEI

*WBZ-NewsWHDH-Harry DeAngelis' Orch.WOKO-Lew Gray's Orch.WOR-Bobby Byrne's Orch.

12:00 Mid.

*News; Music In the Moonlight:WEAF WGY WJAR WBZWTIC

*News; Glen Gray's Orchestra:WJZ CFCF WTRY WHDH

*News; Harry James' Orch.:WABC WADI WGAN WEEIWDRC WOKO

Art Jarrett's Orch.: WOR WABY

WEAN -Musicale*WNAC-Dance Music; News

End of Thursday Programs

NOTE: Programs be-fore 4:00 p.m. may befound in the Monday -through -Friday Sec-tion-Pages 21.22-23.

AFTERNOON'EASTERN WAR TIME

4:00 P.M.

*Club Matinee; News: WTRY*News: WABC WDRC WABI

WGAN WBRY WKNE WORCWCAX WOKO WEE!

War Bond Drive: WJZ*Walter Compton, news: WABY

Baseball Game: WLBZ WCOUWLNH WSYB WEAN WRDOWFEA WNAC

Right to Happiness: CB0 CBL

Backstage Wife: WCSH WEAFWBZ WGY WJAR WTAGWTIC

Tea Time Tunes: CFNB CHSJCBA CHNS

CBF-Talk for Shut-insCBM-Treasury of MusicCFCY-OutportsCKAC-Social AnnouncementsWHAM -Women Only*WHDH-News*WHEB-News; Record Review;

Top TunesWORC-MelodiesW W SR -Tea Time Tunes

4:15 P.M.Victory Begins at Home: WABC

WABI WGAN WCAX WKNEWORC WBRY WOKO WEEIWDRC

Baseball Roundup; Len Salvo.organist: WABY

*Club Matinee; News: WJZStella Dallas: WCSH WEAFWGY

WBZ WJAR WTAG WTICCBA-MusicaleCBF-Songs for YouCBL-Prgm. Bulletin; MusicCBO-Peter PillgrimCFNB-Vocal VarietiesCHNS-Broadway Bandwagon

*CHSJ-News*CKAC-Songs; CKAC Tonight;

NewsWHAM -Against the StormWHDH-Air Express MusicWWSR-Dairy Dramas

4:30 P.M.Exploring Space: WABC WKNE

WORC WABI WBRY WCAXWEEI WOKO

*News; Women on the Job: CBACBL CBO CFNB CBM

Lorenzo Jones: WCSH WEAFWBZ WGY WJAR WTAGWTIC

CBF-Chamber MusicCFCY-Say It with MusicCHSJ-Town TopicsCKAC-SwingphonettesWDRC-You're in the Army NowWGAN-Musical SpecialWHAM -Vic & SadeWHEB-Things That Happen*W WSR-News

4:45 P.M.young Widder Brown: WCSH

WEAF WBZ WGY WJARWTAG WTIC

*1 Told You So: News: WJZ

To be announced: WABI WBRYWCAX WEEI WGAN WKNE

Personally, It's Off the Record:WABC

Music by Cugat: CBA CBLCBO CFNB CBM CHNS

*Swing It; News: WHDH

*WDRC-NewsWHAM -Road of LifeWHEB-Tex Rio GrandeWOKO-Victory for AmericaWORC-Varieties*WTRY-Music; Melody Time,

NewsWWSR-Sing Your Troubles Away

5:00 P.M.When a Girl Marries: WCSH

WEAF WGY WHAM WJARWBZ WTAG WTIC

Moods for Moderns: WJZ WMFFWLBZ

Front Line Family: CBA CBICBM CBO

Billy Moore Trio: WFEA WLNHWABY

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4

Arc You a Genius?:WBRY WOKO

*News: CHNS WSYBTea Time: CBF CFCFCFCY-Dance ParadeCFNB-OrganairesCHSJ-Gems of MelodyCKAC-Tante LucieWABI-To be announcedWCAX-Covered Wagon BoysWCOU-Shoppers GuideWDRC-Man Behind the Mike; Ad

Liner; Band Contest*WEAN -News; Everybody's

SportWEEI-Five o'Clock Follies; Lis-

tening Post*WGAN -Musical Special: NewsWHDH-Air Express Music*WHEB-News; MusicWKNE-Theater & Amusement

BillboardWNAC-Sports Matinee*WORC-News; VarietiesWRDO-Variety Revue; Happy

ReturnsSVWSR-Bronco Busters

5:15 P.M.Sea Hound: WJZ CFCF

*News: CBAMan with a Band: WABY WLNH

WSYB WFEA

WABC

WHDH

Three Suns Trio: WEAF CHSJWGY WTAG CBM CBA CBLCBO

Landt Trio: WABC WKNESuperman: WABY WCOU WNAC

WEAN

CBF-Treasury of MusicCFCY-Melodies for EveningCFNB-Melody Time*CHNS-War Commentary; The

Spotlight Is On; NewsCKAC-La Rue PrincipaleWBRY-SuppertimersWBZ-Singing CowboyWCAX-Cavalcade of DramaWCSH-SwingtimeWFEA-Half Sweet, Half SwingVGAN-Rhythm on the RailsWHAM -U. S. Army Prgm.; Ra-

mona & TrioWHEB-Theater Directory; Dinner

DanceWJAR-Famous FathersWLNH-War Bond ClubWOKO-Sports; InterludeWRDO-Sagebrush TrioWSYB-Musical VarietiesWTIC-Story ClubW W SR -Sports

5:45 P.M.

Portia Faces Life: WCSH WEAFThe Bartons: WEAF CBO

CBAWBZ WGY WHAM WJARWTAG WTIC Ben Bernie's Orch.:

Songs for You: t;BL CBOWABI WKNE WOKOWt'AX WDRC WEEI

Mother & Dad: WABC WBRY WBRYWOKO WKNE

*News: CFNB CHSJCBF-FeminaCBM-Broadcast ResumeCFCY-Musical MemoriesCHNS-Music SalonCKAC-Pierre et PierretteWABI-Classified Page

CBM

WABCWORCWGAN

Secret City: WJZ WMFF WTRYCFCF

*News: CBLDavid Cheskin's Orch.:

Fiedler Conducts: CBM

WHAM -U. S. Army Prgm.Sports Matinee: WEAN*C'BL-News

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5:30 P.M.WGY-Workers of United StatesWHAM -Musicale

Jack Armstrong's Orch.: WJZ WHDH-Let's WaltzCFCF WMFF WTRY WHEB-Dinner Dance; Scores

WCOU

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WNAC

WJAR MelodyMoments; StandBy, America I

WLBZ-Symphony of MelodyWLNH-Birthday Party*WOR-News; Music; Trotting

with Stan LomaxWRDO-Brevities; ScoresWTAG-Organ Moods; BackstageWTIC-Dance Music; Stand By.

AmericaWWSR-Danceland Ballroom

NIGHT

6:00 P.M.

*John Daly, news: WABC WBRYWKNE WABI

*News: WNAC WFEA WCSHWEAN WRDO WCOU WLBZWLNH WSYB

Funny Money Man: WEAF

*News; Sons of the Pioneers:WJZ

Merry Islanders: CBA CBO CBMCFCY

*News: WTAG WHAM WOKOWJAR WTIC WHEB WTRY

CBE -A Radio -Canada. ce ºoir,Sports

CBL-Relax & EnjoyCFCF-Prgm. Resume; Town CrierCFNB-FrolicCHNS-Lone RangerCHSJ-Every Night at SeveoCKAC-Vie de Famille*WBZ-News; SportsWCAX-Radio Roundup; Swing.

along*WDRC-News; Music; Edwin C.

Hill*WEEI-Irving T. McDonald;

NewsWGAN-Dinner Music*WGY-News; Varieties; Scores*WHDH-War Headlines; Sports*WHEB-News; Carson RobisonWMFF-Sports; Musical BitsWOR-Uncle Don; MusicWORC-Dinner Music; Scores

6:15 P.M.

*News: WEAF

Hedda Hopper's Hollywood.WABC WEEI WGAN WOKOWDRC

Joe Hasel, sports: WJZ

Sports Roundup: WEAN WNACWLNH WCOU WRDO WFEAWSYB

*News; Farm Markets: CBOCBL CBM CBF CFNB

Sports: CHSJ WTRY WJARWHAM

*News: WORC WHDH WMFFCBAivmsu:al Pre».*CFCF-News; What's Happening

TonightCFCY-Hoedown by OgdenCKAC-Genius SchoolWABI-Dinner. MusicWBRY-Let's Be NeighborsWBZ-Sing TimeWCAX-Sports; Supper SerenadeWCSH-The AAA Safety ManWHEB-Carson RobisonWKNE-Dinner MusicWLBZ-Marion BradfordWTAG-Scores; Novachord Ram-

blinesWTIC-Victory Is Our BusinessWWSII-Maio Street

6:30 P.M.Frank Parker, tnr.: WABC WEEI

e, nut WOKOMilt Herth Trio: WJZ WCAX

WMFFCanteen Girl: WEAF CBA CBO

WLBZ WRDO CBL*News: WOR WBRY CFCY

WCAXConfidentially Yours: WTAG

WTRYSports WGAN WHEB WTIC

FREQUENCIESCBA-1070 WFEA-1370CBF-690 WGAN-560CBL-740 WGY-8t0CBM-940 WHAM -1180CBO-910 Wx4Z-1330CFCF-600 WHDH-850CFCY-630 WHEB-750CFNB-550 WJAR-920CHNS-960 WJZ-770CHSJ-1150 WKNE-1290CKAC-730 WLBZ-620WABC-080 WLNH-1340WABI-910 WMFF-1340WABY-1400 WNAC-1260WBRY-1590 WOKO-1460WBZ- WOR-710WBZA-1030 WORC-1310

WCAX-620 WRDO-1400WCOU-1240 WSYB-1380WCSH-970 WTAG-580WDRC-1360 WTIC-1080WEAF-660 WTRY-980WEAN -790 WWSR-142rWEEI-590

likes Old HatsThough Don Dowd denies superstitious

leanings, he admits that his oldest article ofclothing is a hat which he keeps because "theolder hats get, the luckier they are."

CBF-Lionel Parent chanteCBM-Sports; MusicCFCF-Lucky MelodiesCFNB-Flying for FreedomCHNS-Lum & AbnerCHSJ-Amos 'n' AndyCKAC-Operette Pour Tons; Piano-

logue; La Piece du JourWABI-Welding for VictoryWBZ-Sports; Music; Hum &

StrumWCOU-Harold Jones, poetryWCSH-Here Comes the Band*WEAN -News; Musical Rendez-

vousWFEA-Music; Race ResultsWGY-Dinner DanceWHAM -Soldiers of ProductionWHDH-To be announcedWHEB-SportsmanWJAR-Supper ShowWKNE-Baseball Results; De-

signed for Dancing*WLNH-News; Varieties*WNAC-Press RoundupWORC-Race Results; MelodiesWSYB-Musical Varieties

6:45 P.M.*The World Today: WABC

WDRC WEEI WABI WKNEWCAX WORC WBRY WGAN

*Lowell Thomas. comm.: WJZWEAN WTIC WHAM WJARWGY WBZ

Bill Stern, sports: WEAF*News & Analysis: CBL CBA

CBO CFNB CBM CHSJTiny Hill's Orchestra: WLNH*News: WGAN WLBZ WWSR

WRDO WSYBCFCF-Jerry Sears' Orch.CBF-MusicaleCFCY-Dance MusicCHNS-Sports; Music for MadamCKAC-Les Nouvelles de Ches -

NounWCOU-Reggie Rides Again*WCSH-News; ScoresWHDH-Soldiers' & Sailors' QuizWHEB-Gene AutryWLNH-Arms for VictoryWMFF-Sports; Music; War Corn

mentaryWNAC-Race Results; MusicWOKO-Music; SportsWOR-Here's MorganWTAG-Evening RevueWTRY-Hello, There; Popular

Orch.

7:00 P.M.

Amos 'n' Andy: WABC WOKOWEEI WORC CHNS WDRCWGAN

As a Matter of Fact: CBA CBMCFNB CBO CFCY CBL

Scramble: WJZ WMFF WTRYWHAM

*Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: WABYWCOU WLNH WSYB WNACWEAN

I red Waring In Pleasure Time:WEAF WTIC WCSH WJARWBZ WLBZ WTAG WFEAWGY WRDO

CBF-Un Homme et son PecheCFCF-Dance Orch.CHSJ-Band WagonCKAC-Musical VarietiesWABI-Navy Recruiting Prgm.WBRY-U. S. Army BandWCAX-Treasury Star ParadeWHDH-Treasury ShowWHEB-PlaytimeWJAR-Melody MomentsWKNE-USO HighlightsWOR SnortsWWSR-Colorado Wranglers

7:15 P.M.

*News of the World: WEAFWRDO WTAG WLBZ WCSHWGY WTIC WJAR WBZ

Mary Small, songs: WABC WDRCWORC WOKO

Johnson Family: WABY WSYBWEAN

Piano Recital: CBA CBO CBMCFNB CHNS CFCY CBL

Sports: WABI WCOUCBF-La Pension VelderCFCF-Lum & AbnerWABI-To be annuuncedWBRY-U. S. Army BandWCAX-Philadelphia CallingWEEI-The Long Fight; Melody

WeaversWFEA-House of Peter MacGregorWGAN-Columbia Hotel Hour*WHDH-Geoffrey Harwood, corn.

mentary

WHEB-Twilight SymphonyWKNE-Treasury Star Parade*WLNH-NewsWNAC-Date with a DiscWOR-Confidentially Yours

7:30 P.M.

Paul Lavalle's Orch.: CBA CBLCBO CFCY CFNB CBM

Deep Melody: WEAF WRDOWJAR WHAM WLBZ WTAGWBZ

Lone Ranger: WJZ WMFFWHDH

Report to the Nation: WABCWABI WORC WOKO WGANWDRC WBRY WKNE WEEI

Red Ryder: WOR WABY WNACWLNH WEAN WSYB WCOU

*News: WFEA CBFCFCF-Uncle TroyCHNS-Green HornetCHSJ-Maritime Farmer Bars

DanceCKAC-Nasaire et BarnabeWCAX-Let's DanceWCSH-Coast Guard ParadeWGY-To be announcedWJAR-You Can't Oo Business

with HitlerWTIC-Come On & DanceWTRY-Confidentially Yours

7:45 P.M.*H. V. Kaltenborn, news: WEAF

WGY WTIC WCHS WJARWLBZ WBZ WTAG WFEA

Recital Serles: CBA CBL CBOCFCY CFNB CHNS CBM CBF

*News: WWSR CBFCFCF-Music in the Morgan Man

nerCKAC-Lionel Parent ChanteWHAM -Treasury Star ParadeWRDO-Marine BandWTRY-Troy Chamber of Com-

merce

*Earl Godwin, news: WJZWMFF WHAM CFCF WHDHWTRY

*News; Merchant Navy Prgm.:CFNB CFCY CHSJ CBM CBOCHNS CBA

Fred Brady's Variety Show:WBRY WDRC WGAN WORCWABC WOKO WABI WEEI

*Cal Tinney, news: WLNHWSYB WCOU WLBZ WORWABY WNAC WEAN

Cities Service Concert; LucilleManners; Ross Graham; FrankBlack: WEAF WBZ WCSHWTAG WTIC WJAR WGY CBL

CBF-Les Courriers des VillagesCKAC-Les Secrets du Dr. Mor-

bangesWCAX-Confidentially YoursWFEA-Whirling Disks*WHEB-News; Hit Bands*WKNE-To be announced; NewsWRDO-Dance Orch.

8:15 P.M.Analysis of Propaganda: WABYMickey Alpert's Orch.: WRDO

WLNH WNAC WEAN WCOUWSYB

Gibbs & Finney: WJZ WMFFWRDO WHDH WTRY WLBZCFCY WHAM

WCAX-SportsWNAC-Dance Orch.WOR-Harry James' Orch.

8:30 P.M.

Information, Please; Quiz Prgm.,with Clifton Fadiman, m.c.;John Kieran; F. P. Adams:Guest: WEAF WBZ WTICWCSH WJAR WTAG WLBZWFEA WRDO WMFF

BM This Is Navy Norfolk: WORWLNH WEAN WABY WSYBWNAC

*The Network of the Americas;Cecil Brown, news: WABCWDRC WGAN WORC WABIWOKO WBRY WEEI CKACWCAX

Those Good 01' Days: WJZWTRY WHDH

Penny's Diary: CBL CBF CHSJCBO CBA CFCY CFNB CBMCHNS

CFCF-Studio Prgm.

WCOU-Shnppiue TourWGY-Farm ForumWHAM -Museum Convocation

8:45 P.M.WGAN-Just Quote MeWGY-Farm Forum

9:00 P.M.Playhouse: WABC WEE1 WBRY

WDRC WORC WKNE WOKOWCAX WGAN WABI

Waltz Time; Frank Munn, ter.;Chorus; Orch.: WEAF WCSHWTAG WTIC WJAR WBZWGY CBM CBF CBL CBOCFCY CFNB CBA CHNS CHSJ

Gang Busters: WJZ WMFFWHANI WLBZ WRDO CFCF

*Gabriel Heatter: WOR WNAC*News: WSYB WCOUCKAC-Theater ExperimentalWEAN -State OPA Prgm.WFEA-Freedom's Fighting MenWHDH-Academy Award DramaWLNH-You Can't Do Business

With HitlerWTRY-Great Dance Bands

9:15 P.M.Art Jarrett's Orchestra: WCOU

WLNHWEAN -Don Mario's Orch.WFEA-Symphony of MelodyWNAC-Jimmie FidlerWOR-Red Barber, sportsWSYB-Front Page Drama

9:30 P.M.That Brewster Boy: WABC

WDRC WEEI WGAN WOKOWORC

Theater of the Air: CBA CFNBCBL CEO CHNS CFCY CHSJCBM

Plantation Party: WEAF WTAGWBZ WCSH WJAR WTICWGY

Double or Nothing: WOR WNACWLNH WCOU WSYB WEAN

Dinah Shore, songs: WJZ WTRYWHAM WMFF WHDH

CBF-To be announcedCFCF-Flying for FreedomCKAC-Les Trois HarmoniquesWABI-Melody ParadeWBRY-43rd Division SpeaksWCAX-To be announcedWKNE-Postal OdditiesWLBZ-U. S. Marines Prgm.WRDO-You Can't Do Business

With Hitler

9:45 P.M.BA Men of the Sea; Molasses &

January: WJZ WHAM WMFFWLBZ WTRY WRDO

CBF-The CosmopolitansCKAC-La Chrouique MilitaireWFEA-Let's Be NeighborsWHOM -Little Show; JinglesWKNE-Man Your Battle Stations

10:00 P.M.Camel Caravan; Lanny Ross,

m.c.; Connee Boswell; Margo;Herb Shriner; Xavier Cugat'sOrch: WABC WBRY WEEIWOKO WDRC WORC WGANWABI WKNE WCAX

ON Meet Your Navy (Hallmark):WJZ WHAM WLBZ WMFFWTRY WHDH CFCF

See sponsor's announcement onthis mum -

People Are Funny: WEAF WTICWBZ WCSH WTAG WJARWGY

*Cedric Foster, news: WLNHWSYB WCOU WFEA WNACWOR WEAN WRDO

*News: CBL CBA CBS! CFNBCFCY CHNS CBO CBM

CBF-Len Hopkins' Orcit.CKAC-Columbia Presentation

10:15 P.M.Chamber Music: CBL CFNB CBA

CFCY CHNS CBO CBM CHSJCBF

To be announced: WLBZ WFEAWNAC WSYB WCOU WLNHWEAN WRDO

CKAC-Vient de ParaitreWOR-Vaudeville Show

10:30 P.M.Mickey Alpert's Orch.: WNAC

WEAN WSYB WLNHTent Show Tonight: WEAF

WJAR WFEA WHAM WLBZWBZ WTIC WCSH WTAG

To be announced: WJZ WMFFWRDO WTRY WHDH

*Paul Schubert, news: WORCBF-Cette semaine a Londres*CFCF-NewsCKAC-Dance Orch.WGY-Club Conga

10:45 P.M.*News Here & Abroad: WMFF

WRDO WHDH

Freddie Stewart, songs; TexasRangers: WJZ

Science in the News: CBM CBLCBO CBA CHNS CFNB CHSJCFCY

Jimmy Joy's Orch.: WNACWCOU WLNH WSYB WEANWABY

CFCF-Dance MusicCKAC-Le Journal ParleWKNE-Concert GemsWOR-Bob Allen's. Orch.WTRY-Popular Music; Col. Jim

Healey

11:00 P.M.*News: WEAF*News of the World; Wm. L.

Shirer, news: IVABI WGANWBRY WORC

*News; Store News: WJZ*News: WNAC WFEA WSYB

ttt'SH WCOU WRDO WLBZWEAN

Mark Hawley, news: WABC)tecital: CBL CBF CBA CBM

CBO CHSJ CFNBWally Johnson's Orch.: WABY*News: WJAR WOKO WTIC

WOR WLNH CHNS WTAGWCAX

*News; Sports: WBZ WEEICFCF-Around the Bases; Dance

MusicCKAC-Bonsoir Les Sportits*WDRC-News; Sports Roundup:

News*WGYNews; On with the DanceWHAM -Music You WantWHDH-Dance Orch.WI RY-Treasury Star Parade

11:15 P.M.World Affairs: CBO CBL CBMMelody Magic: WTIC WFEA

WRDO WLBZ WCSHCarl Ravazza's Orch.: WCOU

WEAN WABY IVNAC

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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4

Music You Want: WEAFBobby Byrne's Orchestra: WABC

WDRC WBRY WGAN WABICKAC WORC

Charlie Spivak's Orch.: WJZ CBICFCF

WBZ-Music You WantWEEI-World Weather; Jack Ed

wards' Orch.WGY-Nat'l Defense*IVHDH-N e w s ; Fishermen's

BroadcastWJAR-SportsWOKO-To be announcedWOR-Leslie Nichols & W. A

O'CarrollWTAG-scores; Army ReporterWTRY-Music for Listening

11:30 P.M.

Gene Krupa's Orch.: WABCWABI WDRC WORC WGANCKAC WBRY

Buddy Franklin's Orch.: WJZCFCF

George Duffy's Orch.: WEANWCOU WABY WNAC

Songs My Brother Taught Me:WEAF WTIC WJAR WCSHWFEA WTAG WLBZ WRDOWGY

*Radio Newsreel: CBL C80CBM

CBF-Music LibraryWHDH Fishermen's BroadcastWOKO-State Police NewsWOR-Your Songs

11:45 P.M.Gene Krupa's Orch.: WOKO*IVBZNews

MARGO, heard on"Camel Caravan"

WEE! -Masterworks of MusicWHDH-Harry DeAngelis' Orch.

12:00 Mid. -*News; Ray Kinney's Orchestra:

WABC WOKO WEEI WORCWDRC CKAC

*News; Chuck Wagon Days:WEAF WJAR WTIC WGYWBZ

Tommy Tucker's Orch.: WABYWNAC WOR

*News; Mitchell Ayres' Orch.:WJZ CFCF WTRY WHDH

*News: WABI WTAGWEAN -Musicale

End of Friday Programs

FRIDAY'S BEST LISTENING

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A.M.9:00 Breakfast Club

P.M.7:00 Amos 'n' Andy7:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra8:30 Information, Please

Clifton Fadiman, m.c.; Franklin P. Adams;John Kieran; Guests

8:30 Those Good 01' DaysA "Gay Nineties" show with Pat Barnes,master of ceremonies; Hal Willard, bari-tone; Ethel Gilbert, soprano; Julia Bates,contralto

9:30 Plantation PartyLouise Massey and the Westerners; Tom.Dick and Harry; boring Sisters; WhiteyFord, m.c.

10:00 People Are FunnyQuiz program; Art Baker, master of cere-monies

10:00 Meet Your NavyTalent from the Great Lakes NavalTraining Station. Band music; a twohundred -voice choir; rhythm orchestra,and Lieutenant Commander Eddie Pea-body, banjoist

10:00 Camel CaravanLanny Ross, m.c.; Connee Boswell;Margo; Herb Shriner; Xavier Cugat's Or-chestra. Edward Ellis is starred in aradio adaptation of Thornton Wilder's"Our Town"

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Aviation adventure stories and aviationnews

9:00 Gang Busters9:00 Playhouse9:30 That Brewster Boy

Classical MusicP.M.3:30 Russian -American Festival

Columbia Concert Orchestra, directed byBernard Herrmann

8:00 Cities Service ConcertLucille Manners; Ross Graham; Chorus;Dr. Frank Black, conductor

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Vic a.nd Sade(Continued from Page 5)

had made the first move of a deepergame.

Several weeks later the next attackcame. Sade again thought it was themain engagement. This time a roomin the small house came under discus-sion. It appeared that Vic, accordingto his story, had spent some time incoaching Stacy Yopp, Alf Mushertonand Y. I. I. Y. Skeeber in preliminary lodge work, even to the extent of hav-ing them into his own home one nightin Sade's absence, and the boys wereanxious to do something nice in re-turn.

"They've been racking their brainstrying to think up some suitable wayof showing their gratitude," Vic an-nounced one night, "and at last they'vehit on an idea. Since all three areshort of ready cash an' are unable topresent me with any tangible gift,they've hatched up a plan. They'veoffered to paper one of the rooms ofthe house. Now, Sade, I have here inmy pocket a little catalog of wall-paper patterns as issued by the lodgeheadquarters in Chicago."

"Lodge wall -paper, huh?" askedSade, who not only was suspicious ofthe lodge but also of Vic's friends whoworked in the Butler House barbershop. "I'd love to see it," she said."Lodge headquarters don't miss a trick,do they?"

"How do you mean?"

"They'll sell everything under thesun. They've got clothes for sale, pic-tures for sale, statues for your frontyard for sale, diplomas, Christmascards, cabinets, glassware, boots,flags

"Here," said Vic, chilling slightly,"is the wall -paper catalog. Now thisfirst one," he added, turning a page,"I don't much care for."

"Let's see," said Sade, looking overVic's shoulder. "Oh, my goodnesssakes alive!"

"The ritualistic import of the pat-tern, of course, means nothing to you,Sadie, since-"

"Look at this horrible thing, Rush,"Sadie cried. "Nobody would actuallypaper their room with that pattern.A picture of a man in a full dresssuit pointing straight at ya-"

"Yeah," said Rush, "an' sayin,' 'Youmust die!' It's one of those kind ofpictures where the fella's finger keepspointing at you no matter what partof the room you're standin' in"

Sade read aloud from the catalog,"It is recommended that one life-sizefigure as depicted in the catalog beplaced on each of the four walls of theroom'" She looked at Rush. "Imaginehim on all four walls of your bed-room!"

"Four guys in full-dress suits allpointing their finger at ya!" said Rush.

"You must die," said Sade in a sepul-chral voice. "My," she -added sarcas-tically, "I want that pattern for theliving -room!" She paused, then asked,"Do you suppose anybody in the world

has actually used that wall -paper?"Vic broke into the9 conversation.

"Well," he said, "there's Charles Ur-quhart Harriet Vooris, the exalted bigdipper of the Luminous Bituminouschapter of the Sacred Stars of theMilky Way, East Pittston, Pennsyl-vania, has every room in his homepapered with this pattern."

"You must die!" Sade and Rush saidin unison.

"We've had a gay little belly -laugh,"Vic said coldly. "Now, here is thenext design ..."

But Vic knew that Sade had wonanother moral victory, another minorengagement. He knew what he wasabout, but she, confident in her suc-cess, went unconsciously about herduties.

It was not until a large, brown -papered parcel was delivered at thedoor some weeks later that she hadgenuine misgivings. The parcel was in-sured and Sade knew from the wrap-ping and from the lodge stamp thatthis was something important with acapital "P." She hardly could wait forVic to come home that evening.Finally, with Rush and Sade present,Vic carefully untied the parcel. There,on the library table, was disclosed analmost life-size portrait of Mr. R. J.Konk!

"That," said Sade with honest con-viction, "is the most horrible pictureI ever saw."

"I bet it's the most unusual pictureyou ever saw," said Rush. "The faceis made out of some kind of rubbery

stuff. See how it folds an' droops? An'he's got real hair on his head there,hasn't he?"

"Yes," said Sade suitably awed, "an'real hair in his mustache. Person al-most expects him to say hello."

Sade did not know it, but this wasthe one thing that Vic had set hisheart on owning. It had been item-ized in the lodge catalog for a figureslightly over thirty dollars and Vicrealized that such elegance was anextravagance. Yet this was no ordi-nary portrait. It had an electric -lightcord to plug in and it promised action.

"You're not mad at me, are ya, Kid -do?" Vic asked, knowing full well thatSade's recent capitulations left her ina decidedly weakened position.

"You're the head of the family,"she said reluctantly. "I suppose yougot a right to spend money howeveryou feel like spending ..."

"R. J. Konk!" Vic said happily."Hello, there, Vic," said Rush in

deep tones, obviously imitating hisimpression of what R. J. Konk's voicewould be.

"I'd like to fall over dead," saidSade, "if I'd unwrapped the picturean' saw what it was-that awful rub-bery face an' those wild eyes an' ter-rible-we're horrible lucky people nowwe got two pictures of R. J. Konk."

"Oh," said Vic easily, "I prob'lywon't keep the one down in the base-ment." -

"What'll ya do with the other one?"asked Sade venomously.

(Continued on Pace Facing 36)

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BRIGHT smile ofJoan Leslie (I.),Warner Brothersstarlet, is cheer-ful evidence offoot comfort andgeneral well-being

THE most beautiful legs in theworld is a reputation Americanwomen should prize and preserve.

Keeping them looking their best is aduty that's not difficult and takes butlittle time. It's the difference betweenneat and neglected underpinnings andis well worth the small care involved.So it's up to you to do your share-togive yourself a private and personalleg show where it's most revealing-in front of your mirror!

Unfortunately, not all of us wereblessed with the leg beauty of a BillyRose aquabelle, but there's a lot thatexercise can do to mold thighs, calvesand ankles nearer unto the covetedlines. Joan Leslie is just one of themany "Babes in Hollywood" whodeems it worth ten minutes a day tobend, lift and stretch her way tohealth and beauty. Movie stars havealways had to spend far more timestanding and walking than the aver-age woman, but today the war hasput every feminine American patrioton her toes. Gas -rationing has ' ofnecessity increased your walking aver-age, and bond -selling, relief work,benefits, etc., add to pedestrial mile-age. Therefore your "stems" are im-portant not only for their "leg -art"but as military aids to boot.

If your glance has descended towardthe sidewalk recently, you may havenoticed how many more women arewearing sensible walking -shoes. Therewas a time not so very long ago whenthe word "sensible," applied to foot-wear, was synonymous with "ugly,""undainty" or "out of style." Yetmanufacturers have come to realizethat most women would rather becomfortable for beauty than suffer for

1147i;;IaEXERCISE yourway to lovelinessand health, saysJoan Leslie, and(above and right)Joan practiseswhat she preaches

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it. In smart shop windows and onsmart feet everywhere, one sees shoesthat are "sensible." And downrightpretty, too! Take it from the M. D. s,it's a big step forward in the directionof your general good health. Ill-fittingshoes may actually cause shadowsunder your eyes, lines around them,backaches and headaches. So it's goodadvice to hop down to your chiropodistif you've any doubts about the correctfit of your footwear.

Now suppose that you've checkedup on all the basic ills that could orhave been affecting your foot happi-ness, and still you find that at the endof a busy day you're ready to cancelall evening appointments, slump intothe nearest chaise -longue, and bemoanthe working gal's burden. That's thetime when a small amount of psychol-ogy applied to your feet will com-pletely change your mind. Treat yourfeet to intelligent first aid!

A famous beautician has worked outseveral foot exercises that will unknottired leg and foot muscles. One is tostand on tissue paper, rise on toes ashigh as possible, turn heels out, andcrumple paper back under toes. An-other is a card trick that is no' gamblebut a sure cure for tenseness in foot,calf and ankle muscles. Sit with legsout in front, feet apart, divide a packof cards in half, and place halves be-hind you at each side. Now take a cardfrom right pile and tuck it betweenyour left toes-and reach!-then onefrom the left pile between your righttoes. Now stretch over, pluck the cardout and put it back behind you. Seehow many cards you can get trans-ferred from deck to toes and backagain. A melon -shaped rubber exer-

cise -ball is a handy thing for relaxingfeet, too. Or, if you're absolutely tooexhausted to lift a finger, then don't.Just lie down for ten or fifteen min-utes with your feet higher than yourhead-you can almost feel new lifeflow through your veins.

One of the nicest things you can dofor your feet is to plunge them intobubbling foot -baths. Several that weknow of are pleasantly aromatic andconsist of ingredients that relax andrefresh your feet, and at the same timekeep them well groomed and wellstimulated.

When hoisery began to run out ofstock, it was only natural for barelegs to take their place in the sun.And manufacturers came forth withingenious "bottled stockings." At pres-ent there are as many kinds of legmake-up on the market as there oncewere textures and gauges of fine silkand nylon hose. For sheer beauty, -

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As the American woman takes anever firmer stand in the war effort,the requirements made of her willincrease correspondingly. She is goingto do a man's work on the home front,but will keep herself feminine andappealing in spite of the effort. Don'tbe left out of this corps of "doers"-take a few minutes each day and keepyour legs and feet comfortably offyour mind!

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Announcer on "Cities Service Con-cert": "Now we hear a medley fromJerome's Korn's 'Show Boat'."-JoanBishop, Chicago, Ill. (July 24 overStation WMAQ.)

Lady on Don Norman program: "Itputs your ease at mind."-Mrs. Eu-gene F. Reas, New Albany, Ind. (July29 over Station WGRC.)

Jack Graney: "The throw pulledVernon off the base and he reachedsafe firstly."-Rolland Walk, Akron,Ohio. (July 24 over Station WHK.)

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Maria Billings, Rted Bank, N. J.-NAOMI CAMPBELL is taking the role ofJean Osborne in "Young Doctor Ma-lone."

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BRAIN -BUSTERS - ANSWERS

(Here are the correct answers in this weeklyquiz. Of the twenty-five questions on page 34,eleven were answered correctly. How do yourate?)

"Quiz Kids"1. She probably was happy, because it read

twenty-four inches.

2. From "Snow Bound" by John Greenleaf

Whittier.

3. Because she found the body of her lover,Leander, who had drowned in the Hellespont

4. Saul

5. Darius.

6. From the Aesop fable "The Donkey and theGrasshoppers."

7. The twelve were Reuben, Simeon, Levi,

Judah, Dan, Joseph, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Issas -her, Zebulun, Benjamin.

8. (a) O. Henry, (b) Omar Khayyam.

"True or False"1. False.

2. False.

3. True.4. False.

5. False.

"Dr. I. Q."1. Jugoslavia.

2. Bow their heads.

3. The seal. L. S. stands for the Latin phrase"locus sigilli," meaning "place of the seal."

4. Puerto Rico.

5. The outstretched wings of the American

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9. West, so the sun won't be in the batter'seyes during afternoon games.

10. The east, with fourteen state,.

"How'm I Dols'?"1. To the left.2. A butcher, a baker and a candlestick maker.

The United States

Coast Guard(Continued from Page 2)

Scripts are written by Ensigns HalR. Strass ("The America's Speak")and Lyle D. Gumm, successful free-lance writer.

Hughie Rowlands, former star of"Flying Patrol" (Blue Network), tookthe part of a Coast Guard Hier in thatscript for so long that he joined theservice, did many parts in "On Guard,"and is now stationed at an easternCoast Guard air base. Claude Kirch-ner, former network announcer, is nowa second-class seaman, announcingthe show on Saturdays and spendingthe rest of the week trying to win acommission. Bob Larimer, former ra-dio commentator, is narrator. He workswith the recruiting office other times.

Barre Saltines was a Goodman The-ater graduate. At first he worked onthe show as a good -will gesture. Hegot so pepped up about the CoastGuard he finally packed up and joinedthe service. His regular station is nowthe Battle Creek training station.Then there's Dolph Nelson, former net-work star in shows like "Ma Perkins"and "Road of Life." A private chatwith a fighting -mad boatswain's mateon the program one day stirred Dolphup to enlist. He was trained at CurtisBay, Maryland, served at Fort Mc-Henry, and is now back in Chicago.

There aren't any girls in the CoastGuard yet; but Juliet Forbes, formerBroadway stage actress, ingenue leadin several big productions, and MelanieYork of the CBS staff help out witha wide range of feminine characteri-zations.

Not only that, but the show hasactually scooped both Coasts in get-ting on the air men fresh from com-bat duty. There was Ralph Sproston,for instance. He was radioman on theill-fated cutter Alexander Hamilton.For five days she towed a merchantship on a mission of mercy. On thefifth day, this proud destroyer -typecutter was torpedoed. RadiomanSproston told the story of the terrificexplosion below decks, the live steamthat seared hands and faces, and thenthe plunge into icy North Atlanticwaters when their life -boat capsized.He was in a hospital for weeks re-covering from burns and freezing com-bined.

There was a merchant seaman, Ken-neth Koch of Chicago, trained by theCoast Guard when he joined right afterPearl Harbor -then sent to sea, tor-pedoed, rescued by a Coast Guardpatrol boat and brought home $250 inwages richer, all in the space of nine-teen days.

,Then there was Ensign Bruce Karnesfreshly returned from a 13 -boat patrol.He couldn't "tell all," but what he im-plied gave convincing proof that theCoast Guard's mighty navy of littleships on in -shore patrol was morethan paying back the Axis for thecowardly sinking of the Hamilton.

For men who love the sea and havea little salt in their blood and a Vikingspirit in their hearts, this program tellsagain and again the story of breath-less action afloat that awaits men whoenlist in the Coast Guard.

"On Guard with the Coast Guard"is heard every Saturday over the Mu-tual Broadcasting System at 1:15 p.m.EWT, 12:15 p.m. CWT, 11:15 a.m.MWT and 10:15 a.m. PWT.

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Vic and Sade(Continued from Page 32)

"Oh," Vic replied carelessly, "giveit to the needy. Hey," he asked, "wasn'tthere any directions come with thepicture?"

"On the library table there," Sadesaid wearily. "What'd ya pay for R. J.Konk?"

"Yes, sir," Vic said, disregardingSade, "here are the directions sureenough."

"Want me to plug in the electriclight cord, Gov?" asked Rush.

Vic looked at his son from Olympianheight. "No one besides myself eventouches this portrait, Hilda. Let ushave that understood at the very be-ginning."

"What's he cost, Vic?" Sade asked,but she might just as well not havebeen in the room.

"He cost-" Vic said vaguely, "a -ah-ya know what's in the back of thepicture?"

"A row of buttons to push," saidRush excitedly.

"Yes," said Vic, "a row of buttonsto push. Sade, he does everything. Heweeps, he winks, he smiles, he scowls.he moans, he perspires-" Vic turnedto Rush, "Okay, Rush, one side. We'llhave R. J. Konk operating in a trice."

"I hope," said Sade, "you don't havethe idea you're gonna hang your pic-ture here in the living -room."

Vic disregarded her. "There we are,"he said as he plugged in the electriccords. "R. J. Konk is now hooked upto the electricity."

"Urn," said Sade."Want me to operate the buttons?"

asked Rush."Have you forgotten our little un-

derstanding so soon?" asked Vic in hiskindest tones, which turned authori-tative as he said, "I will operate thebuttons."

"Vic?" asked Sade."Yes, my dear?""What'd this business cost ya?""It cost me-" Vic turned to Rush.

"You're right in the light, Alice. There,that's better. All right, what do thedirections say about button numberone, Rush?"

"Button number one," Rush read,"Eyes light up."

"Did it cost ya-" Sade asked beforeshe was interrupted.

"Uh-huh," said Vic with a happychuckle. "His eyes is gonna light up,Sade. I push-the button-an'-"

There was a little click and all three-Vic, Sade and Rush gave varied ex-clamations.

"A lot brighter than your other R. J.Konk's eyes," said Rush.

"A lot brighter," Vic agreed. "Heblinks, don't he, Rush? Consult yourdirections."

"That awful unblinking stare," saidSade with masterful understatement.

"R. J. Konk is gonna wink at ya,Sade," said Vic.

"What did ya pay for R. J. Konk?"asked Sade. There was another clickand Vic and Rush cried with pleasure.

"He winks an' keeps on winking!"cried Rush. "Live people don't do that,though. See, R. J. Konk's winkedabout two hundred times already."

Indeed the portrait blinked andblinked like a cigar -store sign.

"Maybe," Vic said, "the winks canbe regulated. Maybe there's a doo-jigger to slow him down."

"Don't say so in the directions,"Rush supplied.

"I believe," said Sade miserably,

"that he's winkin' faster all the time.""Yeah," said Vic absently. "What's

button number two?""Ah," said Rush. "Weeps tears!"So they tried that. R. J. Konk didn't

weep tears or perspire until they filledsome little cups on the back of thepicture -frame. And R. J. Konk didother things. He scowled, grimaced andhis tongue lolled out.

"Uh-huh," cried Vic like a small boywith a new toy. "All ready, Sade?"

"Oh, boy," said Sade dryly.There were more clicks. "Vic," cried

Sade, "that's horrible! Turn it off.""Just look at his old tongue wag

around there," cried the impressedRush. "Gollies."

"Doggone," said Vic happily, "theboys in the lodge will like this."

"They should," Sade said briefly."Course," Vic said, more seriously,

"I shouldn't laugh. R. J. Konk is thefounder of the Sacred Stars of theMilky Way."

"How much did ya pay for the pic-ture, Vic?" Sade asked obstinately.

"I paid-hey, Rush, what's buttonnumber six do?"

"Ah-grief-stricken sounds.""Listen now, everybody."There was a click as Vic pressed

the button and from the picture camehollow agonizing sounds, unmistakablymechanical.

"Oh, for mercy's sakes!" cried Sade."That don't sound human, Gov,"

said Rush."Sounds kinda human, though. Let's

try number seven. Sobs and weeping.""Is there gonna be another horrible

racket?" asked Sade.On the click of the button, there fol-

lowed spasmodic whinings. Vic andRush followed that with number eight,which produced "Audible Happiness."

"Let's push all the buttons at once,"Rush suggested.

"No," Sade said quickly."Be frivolous, wouldn't it?" Vic said

hesitating because the idea had bittenhome. "Maybe, though, it'd be scien-tific."

"I'm going in the kitchen and closethe door," said Sade, retreating. Sheknew when she was whipped.

Vic pressed all the buttons. R. J.Konk's eyes lit up, they winked furi-ously, he scowled, he grimaced, hewagged his tongue, he howled withgrief, he roared with laughter, he wepttears and perspired-all at once.

"By George!" Rush said, really im-pressed.

"Gosh," Vic agreed."Better turn him off, Gov, before

R. J. Konk shakes himself to pieces.""Yeah.""Stuff sure happened, didn't it?""Stuff sure happened," Vic said fer-

vently.THE END

Read this episode of radio's pop-ular "Vic and Sade," fictionized byWiley Maloney. "Vic and Sade,"written by Paul Rhymer, is broad-cast Monday through Friday overNBC at 11:15 a.m. EWT, 10:15 CWT,9:15 MWT, 8:15 PWT, and over CBSat 1:30 p.m. EWT, 12:30 CWT, 11:30a.m. MWT, 10:30 PWT, undersponsorship of Procter and Gamblefor Crisco.

THE CASTThe Character The PlayerVictor Gook Art Van HarveySade Gook Bernardine FlynnRush Gook Billy IdelsonUncle Fletcher...Clarence Hartzell

Valiant Lady(Continued from. Page 7)

poured himself a stiff drink. He neededone, he thought.

"Cookie," he said, "you've got to lis-ten to reason. Here's how things are.The girl that's over at the house now isdoing me a favor. Do you understand?"

"How do you know she's not pullinga fast one on you?" Cookie asked suspi-ciously. "If your old man thinks she'sthe one you're going to marry-andshe's wise to it-what's there to stopher from making you marry her?"

"You would think of that, wouldn'tyou?" Jeff asked bitterly. "Well, you'rewrong, Cookie. When I offered hermoney to stay, she turned me down.She's playing ball because she's nice.She's just a right gal. But I'm going toget rid of her tonight. Tomorrow I'lltell Dad we had an argument and thatshe went back to New York. Under-stand? Now, will you please stop beingso suspicious? I told you it was goingto take time to win Dad over."

"Well," Cookie said doubtfully, "Isuppose I can wait a few weeks. Ipromise to be a good girl from now on."

Before the afternoon was over, how-ever, Cookie won Jeff's permission toremain at her suite in the Beachwater,and she casually mentioned that she'dneed some clothes. When Jeff wanted toleave, she begged him to stay despitehis protests that he had to see that Joangot out of the house before his fatherwent upstairs to have a talk with her.

"You're sore at me," she said, pout-ing, "that's what it is. You're sore at mebecause I was bad. If you weren't, youwouldn't leave me. I didn't mean tobe nasty. I'm sorry . really, I'msorry." She paused, then said softly,"Can't I make it up to you? Hmm,Jeff ... can't I?"

She put her arms around Jeff and

offered him her lips. When she usedthat method, Cookie never failed. Itwas time -tried and sure-fire. That'swhy Jeff didn't leave her until a littleafter midnight.

And that's why he wasn't at homewhen Joan and Jeff's father returnedfrom their ride. Up in her rooms, Joandecided there was nothing to do butspend the night. She felt that shecouldn't leave, because if she did thewrath that would fall on Jeff's headwould make a Kansas twister seem likea mild breeze.

Thomas R. Clark retired to the li-brary. It was his habit to summon hissecretary at any hour of the night.Alongside the massive desk in hisstudy was a row of buttons. T. R.pushed one. Somewhere in the greathouse, Mr. Lester Brennan, his secre-tary, picked up the telephone, listenedintently as Clark spoke. He promisedto come to the library at once.

Now, Lester Brennan had beenClark's secretary for eleven years. Hewas a young man -35 or 40, no more.Some people might have called himgood-looking, for, after a fashion, hisfeatures were well cut. Clark wavedhim to a chair when he arrived inthe room where the big man waited.

"Brennan," Clark said. "I've had thebest time tonight that I've had inmonths. Just riding around in the carwith that girl, showing her Chicago-and talking with her. She's got sense,that girl. I've run into a lot of girlsJeff has brought around, but most of'em aren't worth the powder to blow'em up. But this one ... well. I don'tknow if she'll put up with his shenani-gans. That's why I want you to takethis note I've written and look at it."He paused, then handed the secretarythe paper.

Brennan took the note, read it,looked up startled. He was shocked,but made an attempt to control himself

when he finally said, "Are you seriousabout this, Mr. Clark?"

"Of course I'm serious," Clark saidhotly. "I want to cinch this wedding.Now, what I want you to do is torewrite it, then send it down to theDispatch."

"You're going to print it?" Brennanasked in wonder as he drummed hisfingers on the arm of the chair.

"Naturally, I'm going to print it."The old man was in one of his roaringmoods and he was roaring now. "Myboy is about to marry the finest girlI've ever met. Isn't that importantnews?"

"Yes, sir.""And if you can't make it into a

story, send it to the plant. Let the re-write man down there work on it. Idon't want that story to miss too manyeditions."

Brennan smiled, turned on his heeland left the study. In another room, hepicked up the telephone, called theoffice of the Chicago Dispatch and gaveout the story ... Then he went to bed.A few moments later, Jeffrey Clarklet himself in at the front door. To hisrelief, Nelson told him that Miss Scottand his father had gotten along ex-tremely well. She was now upstairs,probably asleep. Jeff moved noiselesslyup to his room. After a cigarette, he,too, went to sleep. Everything wascoming along quite well, he thought.

Joan was awakened by the sound ofsoft footsteps and the tinkle of ice ina crystal glass. One maid was pullingthe blinds open. Another was advanc-ing upon her with a breakfast tray. Itwas like a movie, she decided. And inthe movies, the girl always smiled atthe maid and said, "Good morning."Joan did this. She sat up. The firstmaid threw a bed -jacket about hershoulders. The second maid set thetray down across her lap. While she

ate breakfast, Mrs. Evans, the house-keeper, ushered in another group ofservants carrying great armloads ofparcels.

And all the parcels containeddresses, shoes, clothes. Joan was prac-tically bowled over. "What do youmean, this is for me?" she asked. "I-"

"From Mr. Clark, Senior," Mrs.Evans said sweetly. "I hope you likethe dresses, Miss Scott ... He took mewith him this morning. I helped pickthem."

"But, look, I-I-"There was another knock on the

door-a discreet knock. It was Nelson.Mrs. Evans answered the door, cameback with a newspaper.

"Nelson said that Mr. Jeffrey wouldlike for you to look at this newspaper."The housekeeper tittered. "And bestwishes, Miss Scott."

"Best wishes?""Yes, Miss ... it's in the newspapers

already.""What are you talking about? Here,

may I see that paper?"There was a long pause as Joan read

the society page. Abruptly, her facebecame crimson. She crushed thenewspaper and threw it down on thebed.

The main story on the society pageof the Chicago Dispatch was circledwith a pencil. The big, black headlineread:

"Joan Scott Engaged to JeffreyClark!"

(To be continued)

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