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My Wife's a Wac, by Major Barney Oldfield.

Red Barber Talks Shop .

Sweetheart of the Fighting Fronts.

Our Personal Friends: Hedy Is a Beau ty Thing, byCarl A. Schroeder ...

New Faces and Figures.

Gene Autry-Warrior ..

Do I Believe in War Marriages?

Punch Lines vs. Good Taste, by Gabriel Heatter.

Radio Album: The Telephone Hour.

The New Martha Scott .

Barry Wood: Country Gentleman.

"Information, Please" Visits Hollywood.

Beware of Beauty Gremlins, by Claire Finucane.

The Mov~e Front, by Margaret Gardner. .

The Radio Front, by Sandra Holt, Avery Thompsonand Jay Allison , .

This Month on the Screen.

EDITORIAL DIRECTOR: Car! A. Schroeder

PRODUCTION l\1A:\ \.GER: James G. Hanlon

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Short Waves, by Charles A. Morrison.

What's Cooking! by Georgia Scott.

Music .

Question Service

Frequency Modulation, by Dick Dorrance.

Brief Picture Guide , .

See Page 22 for a Guide to AllFall Program Changes.

RADIO'S GREATESTSEASON

RADIO'S year starts now! Thescurrying of leaves on au­tumn's first crisp, cool days

is the signal for the curtain torise on the greatest ~how on earth-another season of radio broad­casting. A season in which allthe old favorites return to theair, some in the same spots,others in brand-new ones.

Fibber McGee, Bob Hope, JackBenny, Red Skelton, Charlie Mc­Carthy and many others are backto bring laughter to a fightingnation and its fighting men andwomen. For laughter goes withAmericans like apple pie andcheese. It may well be calledour Fifth Freedom. And it's allyours. Just by the flick of a dial.

Many stars spent their summervacations bringing laughter totroops here and abroad, and par­ticipating in bond-selling tours.Charlie McCarthy and pal Bergenhopped off to Newfoundland, BobHope and Jack Benny barn­stormed in the European andNorth African theaters. And nowthey are back on the air, wait·ing your listening pleasure.

Moreover, that American in·stitution, Amos 'n' Andy, returnsto NBC on October 8 with abrand - new program.

Yes, the curtain is rising onanother great radio season,There's laughter and tears, mys­tery and romance, music swingand classicaL And there's newsstraight from the battlefronts.Don't miss the greatest show onearth. -The Editors.

EDITOR: Ruth. Bizzell

ART DIRECTOR: Del Poore

~SSOCI\TI £fill'., S Ann Montgomery. Chlcall:o Richard Kunstman New York Marlj:IlTr Gardner Holly"'ood: Claren~ ~l'

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* * * *W 're crazy about "Girl Cr3 : . for ace lbinationofreasons. Wc"rcCcrazy. l\Iickey Rooney eraGarland crazy, Tommy Dor:'1 I,:

* * * *We're Girl Crazy.

As for us

Some of us old harkers hark back to theoriginal Broadway show and remember"I Got Rhythm," "Bidin' My Time.""Embraceable You." and other wonder­ful melodies and lyrics.

* * * *"~ell. brethren and sistern, the verdictis in. The screen "Girl Crazy" will de­light the harkers-back and delight thosebutternies who have recently emergedfrom the cocoon.

* * * *From the moment that 1'dickey meetsJudy in that broken-down jalopy andf>ings "Could You L'c:;e Me." the gaietyKcls going and keeps going.

* * * *When Judy sings "Tlll'y're 'WritingSonj.{~ Of !.(wc Outl'\ot For l\Ie:' hardhearts melt. When ).Iicl~cv dOL'S his.\[adison Square Garden ;outine allsides shake.

* * * *"·e C<1n't omit mention of Gil Stratton,"Rags" Ragland, );ancy Walker (re­member her in "Best Foot Forward").Rohert E. Stricklanri, June Allyson andGuy Kibbee, They're a great cast.

* * * *Fred Finkle-hoffe did the screen playfrom the musical by GU)' Bolton andJack .\kCo\\all. The ~r{'atlateGeorgeGershwin did the mu"ic and brotherIra the lyrics. Norman Taurog directed,Arthur Fn.'('d product'c1.

* * * *Tommy Dorsey's lively b:lncL Beautifulgirls. Loud comedy, 1n the words of"I Gol Rhyl hm," could you ask foranything more?

'* * * *The l'lory deals with an eastern playboywho gets a dl'J.{rec in discipline from thewild and woolly campus of an Arizonacollege.

* * * *It i~ a colorful produclion in typicali\[etro·(;oldwyn·.\layer style.

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Picture of a Lion going CRAZY with Joy !fie's just seen a preview of A GEM FROM M-G-M

the merry musical GIRL CRAZY. It is studded with beautiful girls and. sparkling with Gershwin music.

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By Margaret Gardner

Powder· Puffs for Pilots. Frances Langford, onher recent trip to North Africa with Bob Hope,donated all the powder-puffs she carried in he:'luggage to the pilot for use as padding in hisradio head-set

"Swoonatra" Notes. Frank Sinatra, who hadthe femmes swooning in the aisles in New York.kept up his record when he arrived on theWest Coast for radio and movie chores, Aroundsix thousand hepcats mobbed the station atPasadena where he detrained in order to avoidthe mobs waiting for him at the Los Angelesterminal. It took twenty-five policemen too!'ing any semblance o( order out of the chaos.They fin<'llly got him to a garage near the sta­lion for an interview with the press. Arrived inHollywood, the swooner rushed (rom the "VourHit Parade" broadcast for an appearance at theHollywood Bowl. Monday morning he reportedto RKO for a role in "Higher and Higher"opposite Michele Morgan. Said the personality

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Skeptical Doughboy. Humphrey Bogart on hisway to Warner Bros. studio. where he's star­ring in "Conflict." picked up a soldier hitch­hiker. As they rolled along the boulevard, thesoldier remarked, "You look an awful lot likeHumphrey Bogart." "That's reasonable," grinnedBogey. "I am Bogart."

"Sorry, mister, but I don't believe it," repliedJohnny Doughboy skeptically. "Why'?" querieda surprised BogC'lI't. The answer was Dnal andconfident: "Bogart wouldn't be riding in a jalopylike this," p, S.-Bogey was driving his usualflivver coupe

In LIFE MAGAZINE. tamedauthor H. Allen Smith said thatRoy Rogers "reigns today as Hol­lywood's top cowboy star" - andmillions of movie fans back himup in his enthusiasm ... Have youthrilled to Roy's riding and sing­ing yet? Here's your opportunity!His newest hit is coming to your

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THE RADIO FRONT

FIRE AND FUN: It isn't often thatcameramen catch the fiery KatharineHepburn at work. This picture wastaken with Ed Gardner of "Duffy'sTavern" fame when they appearedon "Command Performance" broad­cast for America's armed forces

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"Screen Guild Players" l'ecently, Johnwas cast as Hedy's radio husband."How do you want me to portray thisrole?" asked John of director BiBLawrence. "Just be yourself," repliedMr. Lawrence,

CHICAGOBy JAY ALLISON

"Barn Dance" back home. Perfectsetting for the "National Barn Dance"is Chicago's musty old Eighth StreetTheater. Here in a period of ten years,more than one rnillion devoted tol":

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RADIO COMMENTATOR AND GUEST STAR: Recentguest on Walter Winchell broadcast from Hollywood waslovely Ann Miller, movie dancing star. Picture was snappedjust after program. Winchell is heard over 151 stations ofBlue Network for which he now broadcasts exclusively

When newlyweds John Loder andHedy Lamarr appeared on CBS'

when the maestl·o was busy, but notsince the day he told one of Dad'sassociates, "No, Dad isn't here, He'sgone to one of those long-haired musi­cal meetings. I wish he'd get somejive into his blood." .

Rupert Hughes, NBC commentator'who wrote text-books on militarystrategy during and after World \Val' I,says there are five basic principles ofwar tactics called the .Five F's. Theyare: Find the enemy, fix him, fend offhis reenforcements, fight him, andfinish him

BUMSTED BIRTHDAY: Radio's Dag­wood (Arthur Lake) and Blondie(Penny Singleton) celebrate theirfourth birthday on the airlanes.Though they didn't succeed in snuf­fing the candles on the cake at thefirst blow, th~ second one did trick

Bob Hope, who's probably traveledmore roads than any other player inHollywood, struck a poser when hein..::tuired the way to his grandfather'shome in England. Said the Ips\vichnative who directed him: "Go up thisroad and turn to the right: then tlu'nto the left. Deny yourself that turn,<:Ind take the road up the hill. Thereyou will come to a signpost that bantthere since the Blitz. Turn right untiltwo roads CI'OSS and then turn left.The house is jllst aheud, You cu\\'n'tmiss it." ...

magazines a month. Guests introducedto her Ustcners, all well-known per­sonalities, numbered 625 ' ..

Maestro Felix Mills' young sonMack used to answer the telephone

Singing "Happy Birthday" to ahOI'se was a new experience for JoeE. Howard, CBS "Gay Nineties H.evue'·troubadour. At the request of WarrenWright l owner of the famous Whirl­away, Joe journeyed to the Wrighthome in Kentucky for the occasion,had all his expenses paid on the trip,and got $1,500 for his singing chore.Not bad!

HOLLYWOODBy AVERY THOMPSON

Ed East's "Ladies, Be Seated" pro­gram is so popular that it is nowbeing bt'oadcast from the largest studioin Radio City-the eloborute 8H fron"!.whel'€ the biggest sho\vs al'e ail'ed ...

When Marian Young, \VOR's MarthaDeane, completed hel' second year atlhe station, she look a hasty inventory,(ound that in that time she had de­livered around 643,550 words into themike on her 511 progl'ams, had writ­ten over two hundred feature stories.To accomplish this, she had read 233books, five newspapers daily, and forty

A burglar-alarm went off in a radiostudio recently, and an10ng those whocouldn't get out of the building were"Superman," "The Black Hood," and"The Cisco Kid,"

To iolid the Government scrap drivefor records, a New York shop set LIpa local one, fOI' every Sinatra recordpurChased, the buyer must tUl'll in fif­teen old disks. One day a sixteen­year-old girl came into the shop withfifteen rare Caruso records. The dealerlooked at the almost priceless collec­tion, asked hel' if her parents knewwhat she was doing, "Oil, Caruso,"said the swooner worshiper, "he wasthe Sinatra o( my mother's day."

NEW YORKBy SANDRA HOLT

The Crew of the 8-24 Libel'niorBomber, named "Vox PoP" "ner thepopular airlane program, was cited byBrig<:ldicr Genen'l.l Roger Ramey aslIthe Liberator crew of the week" l'C­

cently f(H' knocking out a large am­munition dump in Salamaua. Theentire crew was rccomlnended toreceive the air l'Hedal ...

I' 13/87

My Wife's a WacNamesake of the Famous Racing Driver, Now

a Paratrooper, Gives Some Snappy Retorts

on the Much-Discussed Women's Army Corps

HOLLYWOOD COLUMNIST be­fore the war, BarneYt above withMrs. Oldfield, interviews MickeyRooney and his mom. Left: MeetMrs. "Butch" now in training forWAC at Fort Oglethorpe, Georgia

lhe whole business when I went intouniform. She \vas totally unprepared-fOl' it, and it was a surt of dirty trickto have the first news of it comeblaring out of the loudspeaker at her,But she readed as she always hasonder pressure and went quietly t'lbouldoing the best.. she COUld.

She carried the broadcast until thecontract expired, and her last news­paper contribution was July 18, 1943,two days before she went GI.

She has followed me rarely duringthe time I've been in the Army, be­cause neither of us thought much oftrying to dovetail domestic life withthe whims of the War Department.Besides, 1 believe an officer shouJdlive with his tl'OOPS, holding littlebrief for those who lea'\'e the fieldat night to go home. She has been a

believer in wives who arewithout. dependents doing some­thing 'I,,,hich will also belp inthe war effort.

For a little guy (she's fivefeet one, weighi> 103 pounds),as quiet and reserved as thelittle lady she is, I think shehas done very well shoulderingburdens thrown On her.

Now tha1 she has volunteered(or the WAC, I am her firstchampion and will continue tobe her consiant rooter.

Her joining-up is not a sud­den idea. She thought about itseriously when the corps firststarted. In fact, I remembernow that she wrote me askingwhat she could give as an ex­ample of qualities of leader­ship. Thlllking she was kid­ding, [ suggested:

uTell 'em you've been leadingme around by the nose for

seven years."She has been debating the vadous

services since that time, wonderingwhether it should be the Wacs, the

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Oldfield

Much to my wife's amazement. asshe listened to that final broadcastfrom me as a civilian, she heard thatby skullduggery with my sponsor andpl.lblishers that she was to take over

BarneyMajorBy

gather his kids to khaki in 1940, andmy turn, as a reserve officer, came inNovember, it terminated my consecu­tive nightly brQadciJsting string at889 microphone appean1l1ces.

GRADUATE of three Armyservice schools - Infantry,Parachute, Command andGeneral Staff, Oldfield'snow at Stout Field, Indiana.Above: Happy Landing

A ND I'm proud of it!From the day 1 met her in

college in 1931, our existencehas been a cooperative one. I wastrying to worl, my way along in thedepression, and had fallen upon suchevil money-makiog days I was forcedto take a job as a model in the nrtdepartment for thirty-five cents aposing hOUf.

If it had not been for the art stu­dents such as she was making up theclass, there wouldn't have been needfor me to sit around clad in a smilefor people to sketch-therefore, nothirty-five cents an hour.

When I graduated in 1933, she wasstanding at the door of the Coliseum tocatch my cap and gown and diploma asI threw them and ran to an eight­dollar-a.-week newspaper chore whichhad been paying me part-timemoney.

Before we were married, Iwas always afraid I'd be oneof those bores who spend theirtime at home talking shop. Iwas work ing in and writingabout the show business, whichis the shop-talkingest of allbusinesses. So J used to takeher with me on all my night-time assignments.

Nearly every newspaper col­umn I ever wrote was checkedwith her before publication,and the same is true of mybroadca~ts. If she looked do\vnher nose at a gag. 1 respectedher judgment and deleted it,Thus. after a lime. the things1 t~tlked about at home wereas much a part of her dailytile as they were office prob­lems with me.

Prior to the war, r was '\\'rit-ing theatrical and feature stuff foreleven newspapers, plus contributingto the tremendous wordage (not allgood) of the press-association wires.Vlllen Uncle Sam op.ened the gate to

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A Veteran World Series Announcer

Answers Some Pertinent Questions

RED BARBER'S regular job is de­scribing Brooklyn Dodgers games.but he's also covered last sevenWorld Series. Above: Red in actionat Ebbets Field, home of Dodgers

LOOKS LIKE 1943 World Series willFind managers Joe McCarthy andBilly Southworth (left) at it again asthey were in 1942 series. Below: Fanswelcome winning Cardinals home

IJ0PP, nnd ,Tohnny Litwhiter are theIdt fjr'ld<:rs, whde Stan Musial inrif~ht h;;ts come into his own as a greatplayer this ~cas{)n-he has blos.son~ed.

find his maturing has about evenedthe outfield scales. Add in the confi­dClll;C of winning last year, and againin the lead this year; add in thecmooth balancing time and ManagerSnuthworth have bhmdcd into theclub, and I join those 'who regard theC~lrdinals as a beUer team now thana year ago.

Joe McCarthy has a corner on themanagerial records for all-time suc­cess. He has had great players throughthe years, and he has handled them,got the most out of them and createdpowerful teams. This year he has donea masterful job of switching, polish­ing, and guiding. He took Nick Ettenand made him a fine first baseman\\'ho's had his greatest season. He sentLindell from the mound to the out­field. He fitted rookie Bill Johnsoninto the left side of the infield, withthe veteran Crosetti. \Vith Joe Gordonlen of his regular inner defense hehas given us an excellent first linc.No one replaces a star like DiMaggio,

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BARBERRED

1. How wOllld the l)ro.t1l('clft}(' war­thne pen nal/t winners !;tof,;k up lJ9ainstUtos(' in 1h(' 1)(l.st'! FOT the salce ofcomparisOIl. tet's assume it wW be tlteCurd.,; (lnd thf' Yanks again. TheyS('('nl, to have the inside tTack at thiswriting.

Red Barl>cr: This is written late inAu(!tlst nnd right now the Y,:mkecsand CardintJ1:, ha.ve Jargc leads andgive no ir'lrl!C<lUons of Josing them.Sh0uld they go into the series, thenfur the answcr wc have the f'amcclubs that met last year, and we havean exact mca!'uring stick.

It is the opinion of many b3:,>ebal1men that the champion Cardinals al'e~ven strongcr now than when theywon a year <l~O. Certainly the;y .nrejust as strong. The infield with San­ders at (irst tinct Klein at second is abetter infield thon a year ago, Marion<\I1d Kurow8ki remain at short andthu'd. 'fhe catching: is the ~ame withWalker Cooper hitting beUer. Thepitching slaff has not prOduced the~ingle star to replace Beazley but ithas come through with several youngmen who balance it. Harry Vvalkel'has been an excellent center fielder inTerry Moore's old job, and while heisn't quite the ground coverer, he cancovel" plenty, and is a rnuch moredangerous and consistent hitter thanTerry, Last year's first baseman,

About America's Great Sport Classic

MR. nAHBER, the qu(':lion 1)[

whether or not basehall nmexist in war-time h<18 b('cn

asked many times. vVe fhink it ha::;l)('cn answered in the fact that \VC

are now flpproaching anoth<.'1- WodrlS0ries. And from ~n indit.-ntions, wefeel thnt intcfC'st in the ba~0b:lll cI<lssicthis year is us high as it hos ('V0\, been.

i\l~o, from oil l'CP0ftf>, our hoys inthe fighting: zones <'Ind the camps l1('n~

at home arc showing a kC('D('r inlrr­est-mnrc thon evC'r before-in thetrials of the bdovcct "Bums." th(> sHe­et'S>; of the Yanks :lnd Cards, Or" wh<:lt­ever their favorite team mir,ht be.The only expl<J.nntlon we ('un f1nd forthat is that bascb::l.ll mest nCO,r!y sym­bol izes the ocmocr:,tic ~,porting andfighting BPirit of Americans.

We are happy to note, too, thatplans have been made to short-wavea description of <ltl the g;nncs of theseries to our fighting forces whereverthey may be. And you, Red, willprobably be the guy at the Other endtelling 'em all about it.

As for the part baseball plays inmorale at home, we think the atten­dance records take care or that. Thereare many questions to be asked about.baseball. in war-time', the coming war­tilne World Scdcs in particular, andwe thought that Y0U a:; radio's l'ccog­nizcd baseball authority would answersome of them for us:

TALKS SHOP

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Jimmy's great picture wasfaken from this "best$elJer"by Louis Bromfield,

That"academy award" manis coming to town! You'll go forJimmy as he goes all out forthree gals in a jam ... And WilliamCagney's production really makesthe story tick! C'mon people! Thisis for you!

(JAMES CAGNEY in "JOHNNY COME LATELY" with GRACE GEORGE· MARJORIE

end MARJORIE LORD • HATTIE McDANIEL • EDWARD McNAMARA

MAIN

A WILLIAM CAGNEY PRODUCTIONDI,ecr.d by WILLIAM K. HOWARD • Screen Play by JOHN VAN DRUTEN • Released Ih,u UNITED ARTISTS

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SWEETHEART of the Fighting FrontsFRANCES LANGFORD, songbird on the Bob Hope radio show.

recently returned (rom a three months' entertainment tour over­seas. is the first feminine star of radio and screen who has made

personal appearances in both the Aleutians and England. '"Sweet­heart of the Fighting Fronts" is the title American doughboys abroad

bestowed on her for her good work. Back on the Hope airshow.Miss Langford shares with listeners on America's home front themost-prized souvenir of her overseas trip-a recording of churchbells ringing in London last Easter. It will be used as 8 backgroundfor a special arrangement of The Belb of (Continued on Page 61)

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By Carl A. Schroeder

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ONLy Frid~y night. that Hedy missed putting in an appearance at Hollywood Can­teen since Its opening date was the one preceding her marriage, It was here that

.admiring marine, who inspired title of this story, met her, Above: Giving autograph'S

they were colOl'ed to an extent by theundeniable fact that Hedy Lamarr wasHedy Lamarr, and in his enthusiasmhe is purported to have made too muchof that point in talking about her tofriends. Hedy sent his ring back.

Having disposed of the men in hel'life, past and present, we come to youl"friend, and I hope mine-Hedy. Youare always aware first of your friends'faults-that's why they are friends.because you overlook the traits thattrip them up and they overlook yours.Hedy is one of those people who per­sistently make their first judgmenttheir last. Only painful experience andtime provide the cure.

At twenty-nine. Hedy can recallhow, as Hedwig Eve Maria Kiesler.daughter of a Vienna banker, she ob­tained her first job as an actress at theage of fifteen without her father'sknowledge. When he protested, shecontinued. for she felt that there wasnothing wrong in it. She was right ina way, but if she, like many anothergirl the world over had "'listened toDad" and waited a while, she might

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Thing

NO LAP-DOGS for Hedy. She prefers thembig li~e Great Dane shown above with her atentrance of her home, He leads the life ofRiley, often sits beside mistress when sheplays her collection of symphony recordings

the Austrian munitions make,', is saidto have caused her considerable griefbecause of his violent protcstationsover a film called "'Ecstasy," in whichshe appeared while still in her teens.Her second husband, Gene Markey, afine gentleman who's now a naval of­ficer, was divorced by reason of "griev­ous mental anguish" after slightlymore than a year of married life. Thecomplaint was not specific. but in theopinion of some the real reason for thesplit was partially because Hedy has"peasant" leanings. She adopted a SQnwhom she named James and becameso motherly and domestic that hermarried happiness fell apart.

The saga of Hedy's great beautyand mysterious charm is so great thatmost men are slightly disillusioned todiscover that her wardrobe cohsists ofanything in between movie costumes.lounging-robes and evening gowns.That, ostensibly. caused an abrupt endto her engagement to actor GeorgeMontgomery after Hedy announcedthat they were to wed. George, at thetime, was comparatively ne\\' in Hol­lywood. Whatever his feelings were,

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seeing that she should have said al­most anything else, she thanked himprofusely for the cake and explainedthat she was engaged. "A marine:' shepointed out. "wouldn't care for a girlwho could forget she was engaged.particularly since it only happened tome yesterday."

With that she called to her husband­to-be, actor John Loder, who was nearby wiping dishes, and introduced thetwo. The marine went away not toohappy, but he won't forget Hedy, be­cause she didn't laugh at him. '

"That Hedy," he told a friend ex­pressively, "is a beauty thing."

This little story tells a great dealabout the fabulous Hedy Lamarr. Itexplains, in a way, why a lady of herbeauty has been so notably unsuccess­ful in love. She considers the emotionsomething you can't quite define butone totally removed frol'p the inf1u­ences of money. society, beauty andfame, If husband John Loder can re­tain the same idea, they should put anend to the .. to be continued" aspect ofHedy's romances until now.

Hedy's first husband, Fritz Mandl,

HedyOur Personal Friends-

ENVY of countless males in America's armed forces­and out-is John Loder, who married Hedy Lamarr onMay 27. Simple ceremony took place at the home ofMrs. Conrad Veidt. Above: The newlyweds at home.Left: A portrait of Hedy In her latest picture

THE poem wasn't very good. Actual­ly it could hardly be called a poem.but in its clumsy rime there was a

good deal of meaning. A marine ser­geant who had been contemplatingHedy Lamarr at the Hollywood Can­teen for several weeks each Fridaynight wrote it:

Hedy Lamarr, Hedy Lamarr,Stand still just where· you are.Keep that smile on your sweet face­1"11 kiss it ofT as wc cmbrace.

The marine is not thc first man whowas moved to poetry at the sight ofHedy Lamarr. Mostly. though, the in­spired words have been accompaniedby rare gems and a landslide of or­chids and gardenias. The marine senthis poem with a cake, for he was abakcr in his company-better bakcl'than poet. Without fear of contradic­tion, I can say that Hed:' appreciatedthis more than the polished techniqueof the many men who ha\'e courtedher. But on the following Friday shetold the ardent marine gently, "Youshouldn't have written that." Then.

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RICHARD SHOWALTER, Ella Mae', hu,·band, is pianist and arranger for Chico Marx'band, accompanies his wife for home rehears·als of her radio program. Top: Ella Mae inRKO', "Harvey the Victory Garden Man"

EllA MAE ,hows son Richord hownot to ploy piono. Above: Rich.eeps an eye on the cameraman

visit to San Diego, she renewed herfriendship with Freddie Slack, whohad been a member of the Dorseyband. Freddie had promised Ella Maeif he ever formed his own band hewould give her a job as a singer.Freddie kept his promise and Ella Maejoined the newly formed Slack organ­ization.

Shortly after that along came CowCow Boogie, a little tune with a wackytitle and zany lyrics, but one with adefinitely rhythmic beat, Freddie wasasked to record it. With no idea thatit would sell, he agreed. and no oncwas more surprised than Slack whenhe, his band and Ella Mae became therage of the swing-music world, Afterthat came Mr. Five by Five.

Today if you should chance to dis­cuss "jive tunes" with anyone of thethrongs of servicemen who pack thestudio when the "Johnny Mercer Mu­sic Shop" program goes on the air, youwill find that the men consider EllaMae in a niche all her o\\'n as the out­standing interpreter of that peculiarbit of Americana known as the "hotjive tune."

Ella Mae makes her home in Holly­wood now and is combining movieswith her radio work. In private life,she is Mrs. Richard Showalter andthe mother of a son named Richard.too, who made his debut last April.Now she is charting her course forsuccess in the movies. But even thoughElla Mae is career'-minded, she neverputs it ahead of a happy home life.

FIGURES

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ELLA MAE MORSE, the little girlfrom Dallas, Texas, who set allthe juke-box addicts of the na­

tion whistling and dancing to CowCow Boogie and Mr. Five by Five.woke one day to find herself a per­sonage in the entertainment worldand didn't know just how to take it.In fact, Ella Mae was frankly confused.And for good reason. Jimmy Dorsey,the bandleader , had fired her not solong before because she couldn't sing,and a Dallas announcer had told Kerthat she better get in some other busi­ness or else start learning to sing likeKate Smith if she hoped to succeed.

Now, Ella Mae, who describes hersinging as "blues with a Texas accent,"comes from a musical family and be­gan warbling with the Morse familyorchestra at the age of twelve. She wasonly fifteen when she auditioned forDorsey at the Adolphus Hotel in Dal­las, but he hired her on the spot andtook her to New York, where he \\'asopening at the Hotel New Yorker.

What caused Ella Mae to fail in herfirst big break is not yet clear in hermind even today. Perhaps it was acombination of extreme youth andfear, At any rate, she returned to Dal­las very much a lassie in the doldrums.

After five days at home, howe\'er.Ella Mae gritted her teeth, took hercourage in hand and went back to theBig Town, determined to succeed. Forfour months she spent her time insmall radio studios gleaning valuableexperience and contacts. Later, on a

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capital still dazes him a bit. but ithasn't changed him. First thing he didwhen eggs got scarce was to buy a coup­le dozen hens for his Bel-Air home.

In telling about the chickens, Bobsaid, "I thought I might have a fightwith the neighbors, putting chickens inBel-Air. But, what the heck, the kidshad to have eggs."

He was happy when, instead of cen­suring him, his neighbors all admiredhim fol' his sincerity and becameWalker boosters.

E\'er since he was a freshman at theArmy and Na\'y Academy in SanDiego, where he was sent from Utahbecause he cut one too many capersin his home town of Salt Lake City.Bob wanted to be an actor.

It was during student days at the.Amcl'ican Academy of Dramatic Artsir New York that he met JenniferJones. the lady who is now Mrs.Walker, They worked and reheal'sedtogether and were great pals. It wasn'tuntil Jennifer was leaving school togo back to her home town of Tulsa,Oklahoma, .IS leading lady in localradio progl'ams that the two realizedthey were in love. Bob went along as

..Jennifer·s leading man on the airlanesand off. They were married in Tulsa.

For Mr. and Mrs. Walkel·. successis a family affi.lil'. While Bob piles uphonors at M-G-I\I, Jennifer is gather­ing her share at 20th Century-Fox inthe movie version of Franz Werrersbest-seller. "The Song of Bernadette."in which she plays the title I·ole.

ROBERT WALKER ELLA MAE MORSE

Strict Discipline to the Contrary, Bob Number One Interpreter of That Peculiar

Stuck Tenaciously to the Idea of Acting Bit of Americana, "Hot Jive Tunes," Ella

as a Profession, Succeeded the Hard Way Mae's a Blues Singer With a Texas Accent

"RADIO WClS the salvation of theWalker (amil:)';' said Robcl'twhen interviewed recently.

"There W~lS a time when none of uswould have eaten if it hadn't been forthe small parts J did on air shows. Thestage would have nonc of me,"

Young MI'. Walker was appearing onradio programs in New York whenMctro-Goldwyn-Mayer beg~m theirsearch COl' an actor to portray a teen­age sailor in their war picture "8a­taan:' Every playcl' of the right agein Hollywood had been tesled for therole. but none quite fitted the de­mands. Studio onlcials, at the end ofthe mpe, were told about Bob. Befol'ehe knew what was really happening,he was making a screen test in NewYork. One look at the rushes satisfiedthe bigwigs, and Bob \vas put on thenext tl'ain fOI' Hollywood,

Impressed by his fine portrayal ofthe young sailor who wanted to gethimself a Jap, l\1-G-M officials gavehim <I fe<ltured role in "MadameCurie'" When that was fillished. he wasI'ushed into the title role of "See Here.Pri\'ate Hargrove:'

Jumping from lean days to plentyhasn't affected the size of Bob's hat­band. A typical young Amcl·ican. he'sgrateful fOI' his good fortune, butstill remembel's the time when hc hadto pinch pennies to supply his two)oung sons With milk.

Of course Bob is thrilled with his:::uccess, but his reactions to Hollywoodare naive. The glamour of the film

New FACES

BOB'S first movie role was in "Bataan,"above. Right: "Not too much ,alt," hecautions Mrs. Walker (Jennifer Jones)

UTAH.BORN actor RobertWalker (top) a, he looks to­day in Hollywood. Above:As Dad to two young sons,Michael and Bobbie, hespends Sundays having fun

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TWO DAYS' leave from activeduty at Luke Field, Arizona,and Mr. and Mrs. Autry headfor their Melody Ranch home.Above: In ranch-house yard

REUNION: "Don't be ,nooty, Ilove him, too," says Robin Hood,the great golden Palomino, toChampion, Gene's famous moviehorse, left, as they pose above

EVEN on leave, Gene spendstime boning up for service inFerry or Transport Command.Den chair in ranch house isdecorated with Texas longhorns

Gene Autry -WarriorThree Hundred Solo Flying Hours

License In America's Air Forces.

Has

Now

Earned Gene Autry

He's Rarin' to Go

a Pilot's

Overseas

JOYOUS nickers echoed briefly ovel'Melody Ranch recently when GeneAutry's famous horse Champion

and his great golden Palomino. RobinHood, welcomed their master home ona flying two-day lea\·e. crowded in atthe end of Gene's cleven-week tour ofArmy camps.

In those short Carty-eight houl'$.Sergeant Gene Autry. brown as a nutand looking right as rain, revisited allhis old haunts at the ranch, droppedin on old friends, tried to recapturethe magic of his trailway days withChamp and Robin Hood. The horsesdid their best to help by showing theil'master that they hadn't forgotten asingle trick that he had taught them,For animals are smart. and perhapsthey sensed, even though they couldn'tput it in the words of humans, thatthis "...as Sergeant Gene's last chanceto say good-by to Melody Ranch andcarefree days with them before heentered training as a flight officcr ineither the Air Transport or FerryCommand, A commercial pilot's li­cense, earned through over three hun­dred hours of solo flying, had wonhi m ~ha t promotion,

Gene'S greatest thrill, since he hasbeen in the Air Forces, was piloting

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the famow; bombcr Mary AJlII, st<!l'l'edin Warner Brothers' "Air Forcc," fromLouis\'i1le via Ne\\" York and FIOI'idato Chicago. Right now, Gcnc's itching­to get overseas, By the time this issllt~

of MO\'lE-RADIO GUIl)~~ reaches thcnews-stands, he Illay be there,

There has becn little publicity b:ally­hoo about Autr)"'~ entl'ance into theair service. and compal'Clth'ely fewknow that ever since he joined up,over a yeat' ago, he has been workingagainst time and the age limit permit­ting him to get into adi\'c service, Infact. all the chips for deferment werein Gene's basket had he wanted to usethem. Instead, he volunteered at theheight of a phenomenally successfulcareer. For the reason, as he statedsimply, "I should hate to think, whenit's all over, that l didn't have a partin it somewhere."

Gene twirled the "ten-gallon" hat,which was his only hearl~ear beforehe entered the service, as he madethat statement, and his look said thathe had no regrets, and no intention oftrading his military cap fat' civilianclothes until the war was over. Butthe next moment he was laughing andtelling us about his first experiencewith an Army barber. \Vhen he got

his first G. l. haircut. the barber askedhim if he wanted to keep his side­burns. "Sure, I want them." Gene re­plieci. "Okay," .said the dipper-wielder."you can have 'em:' With that hedeftly clipped them off. put them intoan envclopc and handed them to Gene,

Talking with some of the men whohave been stationed at Luke Fieldwith Gene reveals the fact that healw<'lYs has been considered "one ofthe boys," and has ::Vorked harderthan the 3\"erage soldier in order 10be sure that no one would think hcwas getting special privileges or ;:myundue attention.

The eagerness with which SergeantGene greeted his hOl'ses on his briefleave at Melody Ranch naturallyprompted the question as to whetherhe did any riding at Luke Field, "Notmuch time for that;' he replied.

As for his plans after the Well", Genesums them up likc this: "IF I'm luckyenough to come out alive, I want toproduce my own pictures" with myown company." Radio work? Well, itwas under the guidance of the WrigleyCompany that Gene achieved fame onthe airlanes, When the fighting's over,he'd like to rene~ that association.

But whatever Sergeant Autry does

\\'hen peace comes again, we feel safein sa:ying. will be all right with hisloyal followers. Thcy haven't forgottenhim. In fact. his mail has increasedtwofold since he went into service.From England alone, the mail he re­cei\'es has necessitated adding anothermember to his staff of three secretarieswho do nothing but Cltlswer mail. Evenacross the big pond they haven't for­gotten the American cowboy whocreated a sensation in the Briti.sh Islesand did more to cernent Amel'ican­British good-will than a whole corpsof- diplomats.

Yet. after almost ten years in thespotlight of unprecedented fame, Genestill keeps an active membership inthe telegraphers' union, still harborsthe thought that he may wake up tofind that his success was all a dream.;'If that happens," he says, "1 can al­ways go back to myoId trade."

Yes, this son of poor American dirtfarmers and sel f -schoolcd telegrapher,whom the late Will Rogers told to goto New York and become a singer, hasmore than proved the merits of theAmerican way of life. American youthalways has respected and loved him asan entertainer and a man. And GeneAutry-warrior-is still their idoL

ALEXIS SMITH. above, gave a definiteNO when the question was put to her.Reason: She wants her marriage to last,doesn't feel that lon9 separation wouldgive it a fair chance. Alexis faces factsquarely, too. that there is the grave pos­sibility that many men will not return fromthe war. Should there be children. it wouldbe unfair for them to grow up fatherless

(SHIRLEY MITCHEU, left, who's heard onthe Red Skelton and The Great Gilder­sleeve airshows, says that true love hasn'thit her yet. If it does, she will mdrry re­gardless of war or the f.:w:t thm her manis in uniform. To Miss Mitchell's way ofthinking. the marriage bond between a manand a woman shortens the days apart,makes a girl plan seriously for tomorrow

~ JANE WYMAN, wife of Ronald Reagan,now a captain in America's Air Forces, wasmarried before the war and has a daugh.ter. "But," says Jane, "had I been merelyengaged before Pearl Harbor, I shouldhave married anyhow. Of course, I can'tspeak for Ronnie, but I believe he's a bet­ter soldier because he is married and ~nowi

he's fighting for me and our daughter"

CAROLE LANDIS, below, who marriedCaptain Thomas C. Wallace of the ArmyAir Forces in England, says, "Yes, a girlshould marry the man she loves in war-time.Once she is sure she loves him, every min­ute apart is robbing him of somethingprecious he has a right to have. Eventsmove fast. Girls must keep up with the~and face war.time hazards courageously

By Gabriel Heatter

Highlights on This Man Heatter

--GUI Gale Photo

"AFTER TEN YEARS in radio,guess a man is entitled to stop fora few minutes and reminisce,"says Mr. Heatter as he sits downin his back yard in Freeport, L. I.

1 recall the nights when I tried tosay the sky over England would neverfaU into Hitler's hands; Moscow, Len­ingrad and Stalingrad would hold;Rommel would be smashed; we'd takeTunisia. I had no secret military in­formation. Yes, I talked to a dozenmilitary men a day. I asked a dozenquestions of every man. Out of it allI felt a deep and abiding conviction.I tried to pass on that conviction toother people. Fate was kind. Itproved me right. No, it didn't provethat I knew anything more than any­one else did, for I didn't.

But I think it proved if a man reallyfeels something deep inside-feels it

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of a commentator, I think, is this:What do these facts mean to me, tomy home? What can 1 reasonablylook forward to?

And that brings me to my thirdrecommendation to anyone planning anews commentator's career. Don't talkdown to these people. Remember theyknow the facts, hear them as quicklyas you do. Talk to these people. Talkas if you are trying to exchange whatyou leel in your heart for the thingsthey feel in theirs.

homes of people who are desperatelyanxious. No, they don't want anyPollyanna-like assurances. They wantno easy overconfidence, no pat on theback and assurance that all is fine.

They are beset by many greatdoubts and anxieties. They want facts,to be sure. But no one has anymonopoly on facts any longer. Thebulletins pour in and out night andday and the stirring news reports andphotographs flashing by radio givepeople all the facts. What they want

say. You arc in his home. His wifeand children may be there. You areputting out impressions. ideas. Youare asking him to trade his time andattention for \I,.·hat you want to say.Let him suspect that you are sayingit to please him or that you are sayingit to fill time and you are just an­other voice. Let him feel that youmean what you say and he'll listen.

That was always true, but it's manytimes more so now that we are livingthrough days which try men's souls.Here are millions of American homeswhere vacant chairs point to men whoare away fighting a war. These are

Copy boy and reporter at the age of thirteen, Gabriel Heatter isa native New Yorker. First job paid him the staggering sum of $5a week. His earnings the past year totalled $200,000. His hobby isdogs, and he's always in great demand as a judge at bow-wow shows.He drank twelve cups of coffee a day before rationing hit the nation'spantries, but smokes only one cigar. He's a six-footer with two notdblequalities-a winning smile and a hearty, genial voice. In dress hefavors tweeds. Married, he has a grown son and daughter. His pro~

grams as MBS commentator, heard Mondays through Fridays at 9 p.m.EWT and Sundays at 8:45 p.m., are broadcast from a special studiowhich he has built in his country home at Freeport, Long Island.

Humility Still Marks MBS Commentator

Who Began as a Five-Dollar-a-Week Copy

Boy and Reporter on a Brooklyn Paper

IHAVE just completed ten years ofradio broadcasting-ten years ofreporting news and trying to give

it meaning. If I have had any educa­tion at all in my life, this has been it.I am sure I have learned ten thousandtimes as much as I have taught. Forme the~e tcn years have been a greatadventure in life and living.

What have I learned? 1 have dis­covered the man or woman listeningin is generally as well informed asthe man who is broadcasting. Heknows more details. He spends moretime on background. He may be ableto anticipate some things. But theman or woman listening in knows asmuch-knows more, frequently. Iianyone beginning as a news commen­tator were to ask me, What shall Ineed for my work? I would say, Youwill need humility and a respect forthe men and women you are taLk­ing to.

I ha\'e learned more Irom my mailthan 1 have from a hundred books oryears in college. I have discoveredpeople hold strong convictions onmany things. but beyond all convic­tions, people belie\-e firmly in the lawsof good taste. I think if anyone \vereto ask me what else do I need togroom JUyself for a career as a com­mentator, I would reply, Develop asincere and profound respect for thelaws of good taste.

There will be a thousand tempta­tions to use a punch line to say some­thing clever, something striking. Readit again and again and see if it violatesthat law of good taste. I read myprogram at least three times beforeI go on the air (that after rewritingit half a dozen times), and I try toread it aloud. I want to know whetherthere is anything in it which mighthurt anyone. It's surprising to findhow different it sounds when youread it aloud.

What I am trying to say is, I thinkthe radio listener expects sinceritybeyond anything else. He may notagree with a word that you say, buthe demands that you mean what you

I' la/It 19

ONTH ON THE SCREEN"Jane Eyre"

Cast: Orson Welles. JOiln Fontolline. AgnesMooreheild, EdIth Burett, Bubuoll Everest,John Sutton, Muguet O'Brien, Peggy AnnG.uner. Sua Allgood, Ethel Griffies, HenryDollniell, Hillary Brooke i1nd John Abbott.A Twentieth Century.Fox pICture, producedilnd directed by Robert Stevenson, with Or·son Welles. uso(i.JIte productr. Screen pb.y,written by Aldous Huxley. Robert Stevenson.lind John Houseman, WiIS "dapted from thefamous novel by Chulotte Sronte.

OUR grandmothers considered "JaneEyre" a shocking book, and read

it in secret. Even though it doesn'tshock the present generation, it's stilla melodrama de luxe with its roots ina great love-story that belongs to allgenerations. Joan Fontaine is fine intitle role of the young governess atgloomy Thornfield Hall. Through allthe terrifying events that transpire inthis house of tragedy, Jane's love forthe taciturn Rochester (Orson Welles)grows. How thnt devotion finally tri­umphs over seemingly insurmountableobstacles forms a dramatic climax thatwill make hearts beat a little faster.

WHAT MOVIE·GOERS CAN EXPECT: AfOilthful reproduction of Bronte classic, with fineust that mJikes a great love·story live .Olga in.

" Hostages"Cast: luise Rillner. Arturo de (ordoviI,

Wllli.arn Bendix, Pilul LukilS, Dscu Homolk.t,Katinil Puinou. Rolilnd V.uno. MikhililRilsumny. Felix Bilsch, Eric FeldafY, JohnMylong, Phillippe Viln Zilndt, Ru Wll1iilms.Hans Conreid, Michollel ViSilfOf{ ilnd FredGiermann. A PUOImount production, directedby Fr~nk Tuttle. Screen pl~y by ~nnk But·ler ~nd Lester Cole, ~d~pted from the noyelby Stef~n Heym,

II HOSTAGES" brings Luise Rainer,a two-time Academy Award

winner, back to the screen after anabsence of four years. It portraysshocking experiences of Czech patriotswho dare to rebel against their Naziconquerors. It shows how innocentpersons, picked at random, are usedby Nazis as hostages for acts commit­ted by unknown patriots in an effortto free themselves from the yoke ofslavery; how the underground move­ment in Czechoslovakia works tire­lessly to thwart enemy efforts andmanages to outwit him. Picture doesnot capture spirit and desperate brav­ery of Czechs described in the book.

WHAT MOVIE·GOERS CAN EXPECT: ilium·inating but not entertaining factu~l account ofthe underground movement in CzechoslovakiOi.

"Riding High"Cut: Dorothy L~mour, Dick Powell, Victor

Moore, Gil L~mb, Cus D~ley, Jim Burke,George (uleton, Bill Goodwin, Rod Cilmeron,Michil.el Huyey, Louise Lil Plilnche. MilneMcDonilld, Gwen Kenyon, Miltt McHugh, GlenLilngiln. A PiI.r~mount picture, in Techni·color, directed by George Milrshilii. ScreenplilY by Willter De Leon, Arthur Phillips ilndArt Arthur wu bued on il plily by JilmesMontgomery.

HERE'S an antidote for war-wearynerves, Crammed with li\'ely mu­

sic, and witty dialog delivered by ahilarious cast, it's sure-fire fun. Dor­othy Lamour shelves her sarong anddons the garb of an ex-burlesquequeen who's on her way to respecta­bility and a partial claim in a evadasilver mine. En route, she bumps intoa young mining engineer (Dick Pow­ell) who's interested in Dot's mine.What happens when the pair meet anace counterfeiter (Victor Moore), whoplays cupid along with slightly dis­honest tricks in order to put the mineon a paying basis, forms the exceed­ingl!' slight plot of the story.

WHAT MOVIE·GOERS CAN EXPECT: DorothyLamour in a musical comedy role, aided andabetted by ~ top·notch, chuckle·provoking cast.

WHAT MOVIE·GOERS CAN EXPECT: A mod·ern musical version of an old thriller, beautifullydone in Technicolor by a very competent cast.

Cast: Nelson Eddy. Susann.Ol Foster, Cl.OIudeR.lins. Edgu Barrier, hne F~rru, Barbu.OlEverest, Steve Ger~y, Fr.Olnk Pugli.Ol, HansHerbert, Fritz Feld, J. Edward Bromberg,Hume Cronyn. Gladys Blake, Elvira Curci,Rosina Gillli. Fritz Lieber. A Universal pIC­ture in Technicolor, produced by GeorgeW.OIggner .OInd directed by Arthur Lubin.Screen play by Eric Taylor. S.OImuel Holfen·stein. adapted by John Jacoby.

OLD-TIMERS will remember thesilent version of this picture,

\\'hich starred the great Lon Chaney,master of fantastic make-up. The mod­ern musical version in Technicolor hasno basis for comparison with theChaney production. In the first place,it doesn't have the mystery appeal ofthe old silent version, for in thiseveryone knows who the "phantom"is. The piece is beautifully done, andthe brilliance of the opera sequencesmore than make up (or the absenceof mystery in the plot. Claude Rains,who always does a good job in anyrole assigned to him, is superb as thephantom, and Nelson Eddy and Su­sanna Foster also do excellent work.

Cut: Humphrey Bogart, Eddie Cilntor,hck (uson, Bette Davis, OIivill de HOIvil·land, Errol Flynn, John Gufleld, Aliln Hille,Edward Everett Horton, JO.Oln Leslie, IdilLupino, Dennis Morgan, H.OIttie McDaniel,Ann Sheridan, Dinah Shore, Alexis Smith,George Tobias, "Spike" Jones and his CitySlickers. A Warner Bros. picture. producedby Mark Hellinger, dHected by David Butler.Original story by Everett Freem~n. ArthurSchwartz. Adaptation by Norman Pan.Olma,Melvin Funk and James V. Kern.

THE plot of this musical comedy isas thin as the pro\'erbial dime, but

it makes a fine thread on \vhichbrothers Warner ha\'e strung fifteenproduction features that add up tosuper-duper entertainment. Each num­ber features a star or group of stars,doing what movie-goers would leastexpect them to do. It also marksDinah Shore's. movie debut. Dinahsings title song. "Thank Your LuckyStars," against background of EddieCantor's radio program. Joan Leslieand Dennis Morgnn face the obstaclesto love and success on which story,with a Hollywood background, hinges.

WHAT MOVIE·GOERS CAN EXPECT: Pre·warsplendor in production sets, ~n unexcelled cast,catchy music, plus the antics of Eddie Cantor.

IIThank Your Lucky Stars" IIPhantom of the Opera""Lassie Come Home"CilSt: Roddy McDowall, Donald Crisp, Dame

M.OIe Whitty, Edmund GWE'nn, Nigel Bruce,Els.Ol Lanchester, Ben Webster, J. P.OItrickO'Millley and Elizabeth Taylor. A Metro­Goldwyn·Mayer production in Technicolor.Produced by S.OImuel Marx and directed byFred M. Wilcox. Picture is based on thenovel by the late MaJor Eric Knight.

THE devotion of a dog to his masterhas never failed to appeal to the

mass of mo\'ie-goers, and "LassieCome Home" is no exception. Lassie,the collie, in this picture makes itimpossible for the human charactersto eclipse her in any of the scenes.She just naturally, sans effort. wrapsup the honors and trudges calmlyaway with them. In fact, the humansconcede the picture to her and agreethat they are only pl'OpS to bolsterher role. The StOl'y concerns Lassie'sseparation from her young master(Roddy McDowall) and her pel'sistentefforts to find him. Taken to Scotland,she runs away and travels hundredsof miles. How she fll1ally gets backhome and adventures she meets onthe way make up the story.

WHAT MOVIE·GOERS CAN EXPECT: Debutof a beautiful new canine star which takes toacting before the C.Olmeras like a duck to water.

R K 0RADIO

V

"A

with CHARLES WINNINGERPHIL SILVERS

Produced by fRANK ROSS· Directed by WILLIAM A. SEITERScreen Play by Robert Ardrey· Original Story by Jo Swerlinl

Take a girl who

wants to stretch her one

big moment into a lifetime

... and a man who thinks

love's a swell one-evening

pastime. Stir well .•. serve

•.. it's the ~iggest feast of

laughs you've ever had!

FRANKROSSI~~~

JEAN RTHUR JOHNWAYNE''THE MORE THE MERRIER" GIRL IN MOREMERRYMIX -UPS!

r 13/& 21

GUIDE TO ALL FALL PROGRAM CHANGES

Old Favorites Return to

the Air, Many New Starsin Fall Radio Scheejule

JUST about everything a fellerneeds these days to get alonghas been rationed. There's gas­

rationing, meat-rationing, butter­rationing, shoe-rationing and athousand and one other rationingsto contend with every livelongday. We aren't complaining, be­cause we realize it has to be, butit's a great relief to know thatthere's one important part ofour daily routine which hasn'teven been touched by shortage­that is radio entertainment.

This fall listeners are promiseda bigger and better schedule oftop-notch radio programs featur­ing morc first-class talent thanthey've ever had before. A radioprogram title in two words bestdescribes the current radio season:It's "Ceiling Unlimited." That'sradio's entertainment order of theday opening the 1943-44 season.

REFRESHED after their first vacation in more thanfourteen years, "Amos 'n' Andy" prepare to return tothe air in a new fast-moving half-hour show over NBC

RECOVERED from ailment that forced him off theair last spring, Lou Costello goes in for some roughriding before returning to radio with pal Bud Abbott

Complete List of Fall Changes,In Your Radio Schedule

A Handy Reference Guide to help you locate your favorite radio programs. Refer to Program Section for stations carrying these features

Ce"t... l12:30 p.m.

Pac.fic10:30 ".m.

Co"t... ,10:00 •. n'.

Pacific10:30 p.m.

Ce"t....12:00 p.m.

P..cific10:00 ".m.

C"nt'''17:30 p •.".

paci,ic8:00 p.m.

HOSE, NBC.C"nl.al

7:00 p.m .p;>.c,"c

.:30 1'.""

Cent.al.:30 p.m.

pacific8:00 p.m.

TilE \.'\:'-lKS.Ill.C. ;\1'\\ ~l}{)t

9.

SEREXADE, CBS.

ABlE'S IRISHEule.n

• :00 p.m.Mountain

9:30 p.m.

TRUTH OR COXSE~l E:\TES,NBC. Ralph Edll"ard~.

I:RsIH".:30 p.m.Mounlain

9:00 p."'.

CAMPAXADiLk Powell.

£aot••n1:00 p.m.Mountain

11,00 ...m.

SATURDAY

XAVIER CUGAT'S Orchestra,BLUE.

E".t"."11:00 a.m.

1III0""t"i ..11:30 ...m.

BLUE RIBBON TO\\'N, ('US.Groucho Marx, \'irginia O·Brien.Robert Armbruster's Orche~lra.

;\'1'\\ time starling Oell·b(>r 9.Itute.n C<lntul

8:00 p.m. 7,00 p.m.Mou ...t.,in p c.fic

10:45 p.m. 9:.$ p.m.

THE .\lAN BEtIl~O THE GCN,CBS.

I:.,st".n C"nt, .. l7:00 p.m. .:00 p.m•Mou ...tai" Pac,fic

7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m.

WHAT'S XEW!, BLUE. DonAllleche, orchestra and l:::ue~t~.

[".te." Centr.. l7:00 1'_"', 6:00 p.m.

M"unt"." P.... ,fic5:00 p. rn. 4:00 p.m.

THASKS TOCBS. Bob Hawk,startilll.; October

I:a.t"...7:30 p.m.Mountain

9:00 p.m.

BOSTO~ SYMPHO~' OR·CHESTRA, BLUE. Ser!i:e Kous·~nilzky conducting. Serie~ ~tarts

October 9.E ..ste.n Co"tr..!

8:15 p.m. 7:15 p.m.Mount"'n P"c;fic

6'15 p.m. 5,15 p.m.

I:\XEH SAXCTUM ~1\~Tt::Rr,

(BS. Ha\'mond Ed\\anl J"I,n~on.Eastern C..nt.al

8:30 p.m. 7,30 ,p.m.l\IIo""tain p 'c,lic

9:30 p.m. .:30 p.m.

Cent.at9:30 p.m .

P~cific7:30 p.m.

Cent...19:00 p.m.

P,,~,fie:

7,00 p.m.

COSTELLO,

Ce"I...19:30 p.m.

P"cific8:30 p.m.

Cent•.,.9:00 p.m.

P ..~,fic7:00 p.m.CA~rEE~

Ill.C. Chang'e~

TDIE, XBCCcnh"l

9:30 p.m.P ..~ific

7,30 p.m.

MAHeH OFI: .."".n

10:30 p.m.Mount.,in

.,30 p.m.

ABBOTI' ASO~BC.

E.,,,e."10:00 p.m.

Mount."n8,00 p.m.

GARRY ;\100RE-JDI:\IYDURANTE SHOW. CBS. GeorgiaGibbs, Hope Emerson, Ro)Bargy·,. Orchestra.

I:••t".n10:00 p.n•.

Mounla,n8,00 p.m.

STAGE DOORCBS. Bert Lytell,time October 1.

E.,.te.n10:30 p.m.

Mo"ntl1i"8:30 p.m.

FRIDAY

KATE SMITH HOUR, CBS.HI'lIIIY Youngman, Ted Collins,Jack Miller's Orchestra.

I:a.t...n Cenlral8:00 p.m. 7:00 o.m.

MOunt.. ,n pacific10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m.

AMOS '~' AXDY. XIJC. Ne.....\'leekl) half· hour show, \\ithguest", starting October 8.

Itutc.n c...tr..110:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m.

Mountain Pac,fic8'00 p.m. 7,00 p.m.

GEHTHUDE LAWRENCE, Chu­chu Martinez, .\Iark Warnow'sOrchestra. BLlE.

III-"c.n10:30 p.m.

Mount.i"9:30 p.m.

DALE CAR~EGIE. :\1135.I:...tc." C..ntral

10;15 p.m. 9:15 p.m.MOu"t"'n P"c,fi..

8:15 p.m. 7:15 p.m.

TilE ALDHlCH FAMILY, ~mc.I:ut"." Ce"l.al

8:30 p.m. 7'30 p.m.Mo""t,.i" P,,~ific

10:00 p.m. ':00 p.m.

DINAH SHOHE, ConIdia OtisSkinner, Roland Young. BobbyDolan's Orchestra, CBS.

I:a,t..." C"nl.al9:30 p.m. .:30 p.m.Mo""tain P ..cific

7'30 p.m. 6:30 p.m.

Spike

Cent...l.:30 p.m•

Pacific6:30 p.m.

C"ntral8:00 p.m.

Pac;.ic6:00 p.m.

C"nt'''19:30 p.m.

Pacific7:30 p.m.

Ce"t...17,30 p.m.

P"c,fic •8:30 p.m.

FITCH BANDWAGON, BLUE.New sister ~how to Sunday"Fitch Bandwa_~oll" OIL NBC.Tom Heddy, Freddy Martin's Or·chestra.

[Ulern9:00 p.(".Mounta,n

7:00 p.m •

RED SKELTON, Harriet Hil­liard, Olzie Nelson's Or<:hestra,NBC.

I:a""."10:30 p.m.

Mountai".:30 p.m.

MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEETIME, NBC. Fanny Brice, FrankMorgan, Hanley Stafford, JohnConte, Frank Tours' Orchestra.

I:"otc.n Cent... t• ,00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.Mount.ln p ..c.fic

9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m .

JACK CARSO~ SilO\\'. CBS.Charles Danl's Orchestra.

l:..sl.,.n C.."tr..19:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m.

Mount"'n Pac,fic7,30 p.m. 6:30 p.m.

TI1\I£ TO S~IILE, ~HC. E,ldieCantor, Bert Gordon, Harry YonZeU, Edgar Fairchild'~ Orchestra.

l:a.I.... C.ntr..!9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m.MOunt."n P"cOlic

7:00 p •.". 6:00 p.m.

WEDNESDAY

BEAT THE BAXD, ~BC.

Hildegarde, Harry Sosnik's Or·chestra.

I:...t ... "8:30 p.m.Mount"'n

9:30 p.m.

BATTLE OF THE SEXES,BLUE. J. C. Flippen, emcee.

Ita.te." Centr.,l• '30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.Mount..,n Pac,fi..

9:30 p.m. .:30 p.m.

THURSDAY

BOB BURNS, NBC.Jones' orchestra.

I:ut....7,30 p.m.Mou"t.in

7'30 p.m.

Newspaper

Cent...17:00 p.m .

pa~ific8:30 p.m.

C.nt .....18:15 p.m.

P..cific6:15 p.m.

Ce"I... !8:001'.""

P"C,fic6:00 p.m.

Ce"t• .,18:00 p.m.

P"c,fic.:00 p.m.

Ce"t.,,16:111 p.m.

P,'cific.:15 p.m.

ENTEHTAINS,

TUESDAY

TOWN, CBS.

GRACIE FIELDS, ~IBS. SewMonday through Friday seriesstarting October 11.

Itu"'.n9:1S p.m.Mou"Ui ..

7'15 p.m.

DUFFY'S, BLUE. Ed "Arrhie"Gardner, Peter Van Steeden's Or­chestra. Relurns all Ortober 5.

Easte.... Ce"tr.. l• '30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.Mount,.i" P"c,fic

9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m.

BUR~S A~D ALLEN, JimmyCash, Bill Goodwill, Felix ~lil15'

Orchestra, CBS_Itast...n

9:00 1'.""Mount.. i ..

7:00 p.m.

BIGdrama.

E ....I".n• :00 p.m.Mo"nl .. in

9:30 p.m.

INFOR:\IAll0N, PLEASE. ~BC.Clifton Fadimall. John Kieran,Franklin P. Adams, Iwe~ts.

IE:.>st".n C."lr..110:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m .

Mounl.. i" Pac,fic8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.

BOB HOPE, Vera Vague,Frances Langford, Jerry Colonna,Stan Kenton's Orchestra. NBC.

l:a"le." C""t••110:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m.

MOunt... " Pacific• :00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

LUX RADIO THEATER, CBS.Cecil B. De!\lille.

It...t ...n9:00 p.m.Mount"'n

7:00 p.m.

FIBBER McGEE AND :\IOLLY,~BC. Marian and Jim Jordall,Bill Thompson, I~abel Randolph,King's Men, Billy Mills' Orchestra.

It..st."." Central9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m.Mount..i" P.,c,fic

7'30 p.m. 6:30 p.m.

ED SULLIVANCBS.

I:.,.t".n7:1S p.m.Mount .. i"

9:111 p.m.

Centr..112:30 p.m.

P"Cifi,.10:30 ".m.

C.nt...110:30 p.m.

P""ific.:30 p.m.

C..nl ...19:30 p.m.

Pacific7:30 p.m.

C.."tral7:30 p.m.

P"c'fic9:00 p.m.

HERNARDE\E FLYNN, CBS.r.;"e..... Monday through Fridayseries.

Itasl".n1:30 p.m.l\IIounta'n

11:30 ... m.

U~Ul\lITED HORIZOXS, NBC.Dramatized stories of science,Returns October 10.

E.st"."11:30 p.m.

Mo"nt..in':30 p.m.

CLEVELAND SYl\IP'1I0r\Y OR­CHESTRA, MBS. Eric Leinsdorf,conductor. Starts October JO.

£ut...n Cllnt'al9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m.Mountain P,'cific

7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m.

ADVENTURES OF TilE THINMAN, CBS. :-iew time stOirtingOdober 3.

E.st••n10:30 p •.".

Mo"nl.. in8:30 p.m.

THAT'S A Goon Or\E, BLUE.Art Elmer, Al and Lee Reiser,Hope Emerson, Wart! WiJ..on.

Itaste." C."t,"l• :15 p.m. 7all p.m.

M....nta.n Pacific9:111 p.m. .:15 p.m.

KEEPSAKES, BLlIE. OorothyKirsten, :\1ack Harrell, HarrySosnil..'s Orchestra.

I:aste.n• :30 p,m.Mount..,"

10:00 p.m.

MONDAY

A:\IERICAX SCHOOL OF THEAIH, CBS. :'olonday through Fri·day series returns October 11.

IE:.asl...n C.."tral9:111 •.m. 2,30 p.m.Mo"nt .. in Pacific

2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m.

DOROTHY THQro,IPSON, BLUE.It".t"... Centra!

7:15 p.m. 6,15 p.m.Mountain p",.if'c

10:30 I>.m. 9:30 p.m.

CHASE A~D SANBOHN pnO·CHA:\I, NBC. Edgar Berl!;ell andCharlie ~lcCarthy, Dale Evansand Ra.I' Soble's Orchestra.

Ita.t..... C.... t ... l.:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m.

M....nU;n P.cilic6:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m.

1\1B5.C"nt...1

4:30 p.m.Pacific

2'30 p.m.

STEELMAKERS,

TilE SHADOW,EUlc.n

5:30 p.m.Mounl.,;"

3:30 p.m.

MUSICALBLUE.

I:... tun C."I... I5:30 p.m. ":30 p.m.Mo""t.,i" Pac,fic

3:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m.

SILVEH THEATER. CBS.I ..d ••" Cenl•.,l

6:00 p.m. $:00 p.m.Mount.,in P....;fie:

"':00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.

TilE GREAT GILDEHSLEEVE,:'.Bf. Hal Peary, Lurene Tuttle,Walter Tetley and Earle Hoss.

I:ast••" Cent... l6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m.Mo"nt.,in • Pac,';c

9:00 p.m. .'00 p.m..\:\IERICA IX THE AIR, CBS.

£..Ie." Centr"l6'30 p.m. 5'30 p.m.

Mou.. ta;n P..",fi..":30 p.m. 3:30 p.m.

JACK I3ESNY, ;\Iary Living.stone, Dennis Day, Rochester,:-IBC. Starts October 3.

Ea.I...n Ce"t....l7:00 p.m. .:00 p.m.Mo"ntai" P.,cific

11'00 p.m. 4:00 p . .".

A;\IEHICA-fEIUSG U~

Li~IITED, CBS. Jo~eph Cotten,;'.ao Wynn, Wilbur Hatch's or·chestra.

Ita.te'" Ce"t"'l2:00 p.m. 1:00 p."',MOu"t..in P ..e,fic

12:00 p.m. 11:00 ... m.

TIIO~E WE LOYE, XBC. Se....time startillg October 10.

I:asle." Ce"t... l2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.

Mou"t.. ," P ..c.fi~12:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m.

HOT COPY, BLUE. Ne\\~paller

drama starring Eloise Kummer.I ... t...n Central

3:30 p.m. 2,30 p.m.Mo"nt.,i" P..c,fic

1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m.AL PEARCE'S GANG, BLUE.

Eall".n Central":00 p.m. 3:00 p.m.

Mount .. i" Pacific2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m.

SUNDAYUNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO

ROU:-iD TABLE DISCUSSION,NBC. New time starting Oclo·ber 10.

I:ut"r"1:30 p."'.Mo,,"t..;"

11:30 " . .".

2213/11 f'

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PROGRAMS FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER

NBC-Nitional Broadc;utlng CompanyCBS-Columbia Broadc.tsting SystemMBS-Mutual Broadcuting SystemBN-Blue Networklocal-Not Affiliated With Any National Network'j--NfghHime Programs Only

NOTICE: The Informition contained in the program sched­ules presented In these pages is supplied by the stationsbroadusting those programs. MOVIE-RADIO GUIDE shouldnot be considered responsible for errors in innounCements dueto fiilure of stations to ildvlse of monthly program changes.

If your f...vorite st... tlon is not listed :It quarter. or hillf­hour periods. consult the timt listings immediately prtteding.The chances are that a network program of 30 or 60 minutes'duration is on the .lir it a qUitter-hour when you do notfind your $1ation listed,

*Stor in progrom IId/ngs Indlcoh, ne....s broodcolf

II Flofl Indlcote, radIo'. war effort progrom.

OCTO.IUI, u"s

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WDUM-Lovely LadyWCCO·Standby for MusicWDAf·Treasurv St:.r J>arade\VOZ·Dlue Gra~5 BoyWEAU·Church of the AirWGDF.Agllga Bible ClassWHO·American LI:"i:ionWIND·Rh,,,thm Borahy*WJJD·NewsWLS·lfoward Pl.:teuon, orcanistWLW.Wa)':.:idc WindowsWMJ\Q·Radio Pilr:td~

10:30 A.M.BN-Josef Marais' Afriun Trek:

woe KXOK KFEQ WRBBN:BS·Ridio Chap,l: KWK WHBF*NBC-News: KSD WISA WMAQ

WTMJ KSTPCBS-Invitation to Learnir,o:

I{MQX WCCO WSBT WBUMIO!Be WSBT WEDA

KDTII·Maestros of RhythmI{WTO.Treasul'}' ['re$cntsKXEL..It Happened During thf

WeekWAAF·Mu!ic ModerneWhIT '·oice of Bible Pwph..cy*\\'A\"E·~ews; Popular MU.$ieWeFt-Dine; Crosby, SOllg5WlJl-Sinl:ine; Strinp:s*WFBM-News; J\1elod!e r-,lomenh;

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CBSSUNDAYSEWT 2 PMCWT 1 PMMWT NOONPWT 11 AM

SUNDAYS(£-13/8)

10:00 ....101.MBS·Rev. John E. Zoller: KDl'Il

KWK WHBF WROKNBC-Rhapsody of the Rockit$;

WI<DIl WEAU KSTPBN·Soldiers of Production;

Werl, KFEQ Woe \\,OWOKXEL WKBB

*CBS·Newsi Pianist: WSaTWEOA

*New!t: weco WLS WDZWGB"· WLW WIRE

KGBX·Rev. W. E. DowellKMBC-Wings Over Jordan*KMOX.News: Piano Recital;

Favorite MeJodie'*KSU-Newsi Musie}{WTO·$oldiers "f tll(' Prl'S$KXOK Voice of TomorrowWAItF-Time to 5wln~

WAIT·llc:lutiful Mu~il'

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*W\tI1l)·News; On the Record*,W;\!T.News; Sunday SercnadeWTAt-1SI. Jo~eph'" :\'"t'l Shrint

10:15 ....M.NBC·Rhapsody of the Rockies:

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with NAN WYNNand Wilbur Hatch's

Orchestra and Chorus

JOSEPHCOTTEN

Lockheed and Vega Present

A NEW PROGRAM AT A NEW TIME

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A program that holds a mirror toAmerica", what we're doing, whatwe're thinking, saying and singing,

WOl-Soil Consel'vationWlIO·Prophtc)' in the News\VIDA-Music of the DayWIRE·Unbrokcll MelodiesWISH.Hallelujah FourWLS· Little 8ruwn ChurchWMBD·Do You Remember'WOWO·Chriiti:'.ltl Scieuee Reader

9:30 ....101.MBS·Southl.nd Echoes: WHBFCBS-Wings Over Jordan: WISN

KMOX WBBM \\'C<':O WTAQWMBD WHA$ WSBT WE;OA

NBC·Words & Music: WKRHK$TP KCBX WHO WOBF

BN·The Southern.lires: woewCft KX01{ KXEL WOWO\\ILW WKliB

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9:45 ....M.BN-The Southernaires: WROKMBS·Memo for Tomorrow: WGN

\\'HBF*N('wJt: WJ\1T WHO KWI{

KGUX WJLLKfEQ·UUlllrhou$f Oil I*KMUC-Newl); MU$icWOl.Lad &. llis DadWHA·M\l$!eal MomentsWIllC·Sam at War\\'ISII·Chrj~tian ScienceWJJD·New Church

WLS·Old FashiQne« Htvival HourWSBT·Sunday SchoolWTMJ·Church Service

8:15 A.M.'CB$-E. Power Biggs, orv.tnist:

KMQX Weco WTAQ WFBMWEDA WMT

Js1 NBC·Commando Mary; KSTPWnAF \VIDA WMAQ WIRE

BN-Cout to COint on a Sus:Woe weFL WROK WKBD

KDTH·To be (ulfJouncedKFJ;:Q,Waltz TimeKGfiX-Unde George &. FunniesKl\1UC·Music for SundayKSn·;\!orning MelodiesKWTQ·l\lusic SalonKXEf.-l.utheran HOllr*KXOK·Sa1tw'r S('f.; NewlWAIT·OaH l\Jinuf*WAVF;'~e\\:$; Salon Orch.WBH,\l.lIome on the LandWDZ.Milton Dickeyweer ('hildnm', SloryWHAS Rcnfro Valley BallardWIIDF,PlJfI ConcertWIBC·MII~il: for SundayWIND-Fredl'rlck Hutcherson Jr.

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8:30 ....M.BN-Co.ut to Coast on a Bus:

KXOKNBC-Tht Melody's tht Thing:

WIHA WMI\Q WOAF WAVEWOWO \VIM':

CBS-E. Power Biggs, organist:WBBM

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8:45 .... M.CBS·Engllsh MtloditS: KMOX

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9:00 ....M.CBS·Chur(h of the Air: KMOX

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WOWO I\FEQCBS·The P.use That Refreshes

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4,00 P.M.CBS-Filmil'y Hour: G I a d y 5

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4,30 P.M.BN-Musical Steelmakers (Wheel.

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4,45 P.M.CBS·Irene Rich: K!\10X WBBM

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2,00 P.M.BN-The Romeos: WK6H KGBX

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MBS-This Is fort 0;;(; Tom~lllter: K\\'K

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MBS-Adventures of BulldogDrumnlond: \VHBF KOTH

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3,30 P.M.*NBC-Lands 01 the Free; News:

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12,45 P.M.NBC·University of Chicago Round

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1,00 P.M.NBC-Those We Love: W:\'lAQ

WKBH KGBX WDAF WIBA

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WTAD WTAQKFEQ·Orchid of the Week;

Sports RoondupKSD·Our Buddies*KWK-NC'w~; Glen Gray's Orch.WAIT·J. C. O'HairWA VE.String Serenade\VOZ·Oil News~ BN-Chaplain Jim, U. S. A.:

KXEL WENR KXOK WKBBWOe

WEOA·Studio Pl"~m,

WGN·Notes of LoveWHO·Concert Orch.WLW·Bo\,s TownWMBD.B-roadwa\· MelodiC's*WSBT-P()!i~h ·JI,\ur; New!\VTM.J·To be announced

1,15 P.M.*KFEQ-i\ewsKWTO-Treasury Star ParadeWAAF·Airlane DanceWAIT·The Life LineWCFt·To be announcedWOl-Fom I)olka DotsWGN·i\1usital MoodsWHO·To be alllll)untedW!Be·Memory l\llIsic~VIHE-fo,Ionarch ChorusWISH· Victory Is Dur Busines!\VMT-SYDlPhonic Strings

1,30 P.M.

12,15 P.M.• NBC·L abo r for Victory:

WMAQ WTMJ KSTP WAVEMBS-The Holidays: WHBF KOTH

WROK*News: WMBD WISN WI{BH

WEAU Wl\lT \VISA WGUFWKBB

KGBX·Congressman Bennett Re-ports from Washing tOll

KWK·TreasufY Star ParadeWBBM-Salute to VictoryWCFL-Treasury Star ParadeWDAF-John Wa.l!;aman, songs

The fourth game of the WorldSeries is scheduled for Sunday,October 10. at Sportsman Park.Over the MBS Network.

BN-Sunday Vespers: wExn woeKXOK KXEL WKDn WISH

12:00 NoonCBS-Church of the Air: K,\IOX

Weco WEOANBC-Rupert Hughes. news: KSTP

WCBF KGBXBN-Wake Up, America; KXQK

WCFL KXEL*MBS-Stanley Dixon,

WHBF WROK*Ne\\s: WDZ WIRE: WOWO*:'Icw-;; Music: KWK WINDOld· Fashioned Revival Hr,: WOC

WilDMusitale: WHA WEAUKDTH-Music.aleKFEQ·l\1elody & Rhythm*KlIIBC-News; 'fhe Saloa Group;

l\!usicKSD·World FrontKWTO·Song Sen'iceWAAF·Sunday Serenade*WAVE·News; HrmnsWBBl\!·Great Lalces ChoirWDAF-BIUt'jackets (boir*WEXR·!\ews; Sunday M.... lo·

dies; Industry Looks to theFuture

WFB;\-l·Gilbert ForbesWGN-Spelling Bee i :\1e1odie,WHAS,University of KentuckyWIDA-Burkhalt{'f Paradl'WtBC-Noonday RhythmsWILL-Northwestel'n Heviewing

StandWISH·Capitol CapersWJJD·{Vorkefs for VictoryWKBB·At the OrganWKBH·S1ring Serenade.WI. W·Cadle. TabernacleWMAQ-Prevue of New RecordsWMBD·South Ameri<:an WayW~IT-Mus.ical ParadeWSBT-To be announcedWTAD·i\1usicaleWTMJ-Treasuf)" Star Parade

(ll/8-E)

WAAF·Dance Time*WEAU·News; Worship ServicesWGBF·llescue MissionWHASAir Corps Prgm.WILL·MomeIHS J\,lu~icale

*WI:\D-:\"ews.; S~'IIlJlll0Ilic Swing\VIS~·Sulldar l\lofllinl;: He\'ueWLS·Readinl! the FunniesWMT·Christian CrusadersWSBT-At the Organ*WTAQ·)\ews; SUll(13y Serenade

11,15 A.M.BN-This Is Officl.l: WO(' KXOK

WIBA WISII WOWO KXEL

Church Services: WHOF WEBtwSln

~!usical Motorcade: WCFL WJJDKGBX·1\laster SingersWAAF-Melodies

11,30 A.M.CBS·Transatlilntic Call: People

to People: weco WTADK?llOX Wl\fBD WEOA

BN·Sunday Serenade: WCFLKXOK WOC WROK KXEL

NBC-That They Might Live:WMAQ W1l0 KGBX WLWWDi\F WIBA WAVE WOWO

Church Service; Wl\-lT WIRE*\VGN·To be announced; NewsWAAF-Off the He<:ordWBBl\-I·Smilin' Ed. Comiu*WFBtll·News; Song Shop*WGN.Funny Paper Pal·l?i NewsWHAS·lndiana University*WlND·t>.·ew~; Melod.)' MomentWISH-Capitol Cal~rs

*WISN·News; Show WindowWLS·Grate Wilson, ConlraltoWTAQ·WashingtOI) In~ide Out

11,45 A.M.MBS-Letters to My Son: KOTH

WIBC.News: WMT WJJO WTMJKSTP·Fort SnellingWAAF·Swing ItWDZ·Pipes of MelodyWHBF.Treasury Star ParadeWILL-Washington Inside OutWISN·The !\1C'rrymakersWKBH·Organ MoodsWLS·Salute to American Heroes;

Livestock EstimatesWSBT-Aloha HawaiiWTAQ·Farm & 1I0me Hour

Bergen and McCarthy areback on NBC Sundaysafter summer spent tour­ing Newfoundland camps

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10,45 A.M.NBC-Dinning Sisters: KGBX

KSTP WDAF WAVE WIBAWGBF

Church Servi<:e: \VOZ WKBli*News: WISN WISHKSD-Serenade ill WaHz TimeKWTO,Morning WorshipKXELTTreasury Star Para.deWCFI.-Popular WaltzesWlND·Farll1 & Business OlllXlr-

tunitie,WLW -wide RadioWTM1·Masters of Rh),thm

11,00 A.M.CBS-Salt Lake City Tabernacfe

Choir & OrKan: weco Ki\10XWBBM WMBO WFBM WEOA

MBS·Reviewinq Stand: WGN*UN-Weekly War Journal: woe

KXOK \VIBA WISH \\'OWOKJ(EL

*NBC·World Front News: WHOWAVE WMAQ

*News: WCFL WHBF WDArWTAD WLW

Church Services: WAIT KFEQWJJO KSO WIBC WKBB

KGBX-Popular MusicKMBC-Slone Church ChoirKSTP-World FrontKWK-Hall of Music

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University of Chicago RoundTable Discussion, NBCThose We Love, NBCAmerica-Ceiling Unlimited,CBSJohn Charles Thomas, baritone,NBCNew York Philharmonlc-Sym·phony, CBSThe Family Hour, CBSNBC Symphony Orchestra, NBCAI Pearce's Gang, BNThe Shadow, M BSMusical Steelmakers, BNThe Great Gildersleeve, N BeJack Benny, NBCQuiz Kids, BNFitch Bandwagon, N BeChase and Sanborn Program; Ed·gar Bergen and Charlie McCar­thy, NBC

EVERY SUNDAY EVENINGWEHR KXOK woe WISHWOWO KXEL KFECj) WKBB

KFRU KBUR WTRe

6:30 P.M. CWT

2:00

4:004:004:004:304:305:306:006:306:307:00

1:001:00

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WHBF

8:15 P.M.BN-Chamber Music Society of

Lower Basin Street; Paul La­valle; Milton J. Cross; Gia­como l\-IcCarths; Jimmy Blair:Woe WENR KXEL KXOKKFF.Q WI/OK WOWO WISIIWLW WKHB

KGBX·$outhland SingingWGBF·To- be :H1nOIlIJl~erl

WKBR-That They Might Live

8:30 P.M.NBC-American Album of Familiar

Musit; Frank Munn; JeanDickl'llSon; Buckin~ham Choir j

Gus Haenschen's Orch.· WliOKSD WTMJ WMAQ KSTPKGBX WDAF WAVE WIRE,------------======\VIDA

CBS·Texaco Theater; James Mil­ton; Joan Roberts; AI Good·lllall'~ Orch.; WISN WMTWBBM KMOX WCCO WMBDWTAQ WTA)) KMBC WHASWEOA WFBM WSBT

*WGN·Upton Close, news

8:45 P.M.BN-Jimmie Fidler: wac

KXOK KFEQ KXELWLW WISH WQWO

*WGBF-NewsWGN-Dance OrchWKBH-Thoul!hts & Dreams

9:00 P.M.*MBS-John B. Hughes, news:

WlBC WHBF KWK KOTHWGN

NBC-Hour of Charm; Vivien;Maxine; Phil Spitalny's arch.:WMAQ WIBA WEAU KGBXKSTP WDAF WillE WGBF •WAVE WLW KSO WKBHWHO

BN·Good Wilt Hour; John J.Anthony: WOC \VENn KXOKKXEL WISH WOlVO

CBS-TlIke It or Leave It; PhilB<lkcr: WMT WC(O KMQXWTAQ WMBD WTAD KMB('.WISN WB8M WFBM WSBTWHAS WEOA

01/1 Fashioned Revival HO:,lr:WIWK KFEQ

WCFt-Church Service*WIND-NcwsWKOB·Oartega PresentsWTMJ-:\Iade in "Milwaukee

9:15 P.M.Spinners:MBS-Song

KQTH*KWK-News: MusicWeN·Hili Sanders & Guy Sava!{eWI13C·N:\\·y at War*WIND.Treasury Star ParadeWKBB·Leon Pear·son

9:30 P.M.NBC-Bob Crosby &, Compllny;

Le~ Tremayne; 'Matty Mal·neck: WMAQ WKBH KSTPWHm WGBF WAVE WLWWIBA WOAF KGBX WEAUWIIO

CBS-Adventures of the Thin Man:KMOX WMT Weco WISNWBBM WMBD WTAQ WTADWFI3M WSBT WHAS WEOA

*KDTH-WorlJ News*KMBC-News: Sports*KSD·NewsKWK·Basebali Seoresj Musical

Prgm.*WCFL-Ncws; From Our Musi·

cal AlbulllWGN.They Give Their UvesWHBF· Tre.asury Star ParadeWIBC-Dance Ol·ch.*WIND-News; ParadiseWKAB·The W<lH7. You SavedWTMJ·Lifc With Fred Brady

9:45 P.M.MBS-Bobby Hookey:

WIBC KDHI*Nc\\s: KWK WMl'*KMBC,\\'illiam L. Shirer, newsKSI) Un;ver~ity of Chio:a!to Hound

TableW("Ft VarietiesWKBO· Voice of the Army

10:00 P.M.*:"oIcws: WTMJ WMnD WROK

\\'HBF WlBA \\'~tAQ woeWOAf KFEQ WDA Y WKBHWCFl. weco WISH WHASWAYE WOWO WIRE WKBBWTAD(Continued on Next Page)

NBC-Manhattan Merry-Go·Round:Conrad Thibault. bar.; Boys &Girls of Manhattan: Tbomas L.Thomas; Victor Arden's Orch.·WTMJ KSD WIlO WIBA WIREWMAQ KSTP WoAF WAYE

MBS·Cleveland Symphony Orch.:Eric Leinsdorf, cond.· WIBCWHBF WeFL KDTH WI~D

'rile ~'le\·eland S)'mphony Or·dll:~trll bf'!;ins II. serl{$ of bro!l(l­C!l~ts Oclolwr 10. "Old Fa'J>hioUE'd lll·vinil" will Ill! hCllrdIlt tbis titlle Oelol.>er 3.

Old Fashioned Revival HOl,lr:J(WK WEAU

*KGBX-NewsWGHF-Studio Pr.(ClU,WGN·Slar~ of TomorrowWKBH-Howard's Present

news:KXOK\\'0\\'0

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*WSBT·Rainbow R"ndezvous;News

WTAo·Treasury Star Parade6:30 P.M.

CBS-We the People: WFBMWSBT WIlAS WEGA

BN-Quiz Kids (Alka·Seltzer);Joe Kelly, m_c.: woe \VENitWISH WOWO KXOK KXELKFrQ WKBB KFBU (1400kc.) KBUR (1490 kc.) WTRC(1340 kc.)

See ~POn$or'8 annotmcement onlitis page.

*NBC-Fitch Bandwagon; TomReddy, m.c.; Alex Dreier, news:WHO KSD \"-TMJ WlBA WLWKSTI~ WMAQ WKBIl WDAFWEAtJ WIHE WGBF WAVE~ MBS·Stars &: Stripes in Bri-

tain; WHBF KWK WROK*News: WTAQ WMHD WBBMVespers: KDTH KMBCKMOX·Mal'y Ann Mercer; SporhWAIT·Frank & EmestWCCO·Hollywood TheaterWrFL-Voice of ProphecyWGN· Your Key to HappinessWIBC·Vassar Guild FashionsWIND·Sungs for Your S'lpperWJJD-Bonnie AtcherWl\'lT-Ceillng UnlimitedWTAD-1O·2-4 Ranch

6:45 P.M.KMOX.Popular MusicK\VTO·Concert HourWBBM·The Coast Guard ReportsWIND-Tov TunesWJJD-Suppertime FrolicWMBD-Treasury Slar Parade*\\'TAD·NewsWTAQ-Between the Lines

" 7:00 P.M.MBS·A, L. Alexander's Mediation

Board: KDTH WGN WRBFCBS-Calling America; Bob Trout;

Walter Cassel; Victor Bay'sOreh.: WMBD WCCO WTADWTAQ KMOX WMT KMBCWISN WBOM WHAS WEOAWFBM WSOT

The Illllt broadcast for "CAll·Ing America" will he Octobl~r :I.I'rogt'llml;! for this periou forO("to,*r 10. 17. 24 and :.11 Ilreto he llunonnC:;:(J.

*BN,Roy Porter, news: WROKWOC WISH KXEL WLSKXOK KFEQ WOWO WKBB

NBC-Chase & Sanborn Prgm.;Edgar Bergen; Charles Mc­Carthy; Dale Evans; VictorMoore & Billy Gaxtoll; HayNoble's Orch.: WHOI WIBAWKBR WTJ\.IJ KSO KGBXKSTP WDAF WEAU WMAQWLW WAVE WIRE WGBF

KWK-Across the Footlights*WAIT·NewsWBBM-Story of the UndergroundWCFL-Irish HourWIBC-Concert Hour*WIND.News; Souvenirs in Song

7:15 P.M.BN-That's a Good One; Art

Elmer; Al &: Lee Reiser; HopeEmerson; Ward Wilsoll: KXELKFEQ WROK WOWO \VKBBWISH WOC WLS

KWTO·family at \\'ar*KXOK·The Sunday Scoreboard;

News7:30 P.M.

NBC·One Man's Family: WIBAKSD WTMJ KGBX WHOWMAQ W[AU WKBH WDAFKSTP WGBF WJRE WAVEWLW

BN-Keepsakes; Dorothy Kirsten:Mack Harrell; Harr.)' So~nik'5

Orch.· KXEL KXOK WISHWOWo woe WLS

*CBS-Crime Doctor, drama; NedCalmer, fleWS: WTAQ W!\ITWMBD WlS~ WCCO K]'.IOXWBBM WTAD KMBC Wf"BMWSBT WHAS \VEOA

Kf£Q-Soldiers of tht PressKWK-Mrs. J\f. W. ShanfeldWIlle·Auto ShowWIND Sacred HeartWKBB·Treasury Star ParadeWROK-Caravan of Melody

7:45 P.M,*MBS·Gabriel Hutter, news:

KWK WGN WHBF WIBeKDTH~~pa~l/~unblo~a:~:II:(att(r

KFEQ"Soldiers of the PreSSWHB·Treasury Star ParadeWKBB,(;ul'lain Calls

8:00 P.M.CBS·Radio Reader's Digest: Con­

rad Nagel: KMOX WCCOWISN WM8D WBBM KMBCWTAQ WHAS WEOA WFBMWS8T W~1T WTAD

*BN-Walter Winchell,woe WENR KXELKFEQ WROK WISHWLW WKBB

King'sWHBF

WMT

SUNDAYS

Where there is no listingtor a station Its precedingprogram is on the air.

6:00 P.M.NBC·Jack Benny; Mary living­

stone; Dellnis Day; Rochester:\\'MAQ WHO WIBA WTMJWKUIl KGBX KSTP WDAFWIHf. WGBF WAVE WLWKSO

Ja<·k U;:lluy lll\d hb /ihow reotUfns to tlu' aIr Oct... lX!r 10."Thol'lO We [A)~e·· will IJ.t: !leu.relNt thle time Ol'tober 3~

CBS-Jerry Lester Show; DianeCourtney; Ray Sinatra's Or·chestra: wnBM KMOX WFBMWHA$ \VEOA

*8N-Drew Pearson. news: woeKXEL WENR KXOK WEAUWI511 WOWO

MBS-Voice of Prophecy;Herald Mal\": Quadet:KWT< WROK KDTHWWG

*NeW5: J(WTO WCFLKFE~.PoJ)ular Music*I(MBC·N,,\\':;; SportsWAAF The Juke BoxWAIT·,r. c. O'T-1airW[('O·MinH. State Fair*WGN-Ihnre Orch.; News*W!ND-Ncws; Curtain TimeWISN-Old Fashioned RevivalW.IJO-Dinuer Hour COllcertWI<BB·Spl)rts ReviewWMBI)-S]wrts; Melody MilliatureWSBT-To be annolillcedWTAQ-HoMI to PeareWTAQ.LutheraJ) !lour

6:15 P.M.*BN-Dorothy Thompson. news:

KXOI< wowO \\"E~R WISHwoe WeFt

BN-To be announced; WEAU*New$: WISN WKBBKMBC-Popular Songs; As Kan·

sas City DinesKWTO·Rev. HitchcockK XEL·Facts About AlcoholWMBD·5ul'lIlY Days

(£-13/8)

WAIT-Mid\\est Bible ChurchWAVE·DolI Hill\VENH·Amateur HourWCHF'-$tudio Pq.!;m.WGN.Swing ItWHO Lern & MarthaWIBA-Dou::;;hboy Quizzin' Bee*WI~D-News; Topj(:s for Teen!\\' I HE-Three FavoritesW.lJD·Score Board*WKBI3-News; Concert PastellesWLW·FOlllllain of hm\\'MBO·Sullda~· Ves[)crsWROK-Mans HorstWSBT-Your Worship HourWTAD-Music As Y"u Like ItWTAQ.Quiz BeeWTM.f-E.H-Witness News

5:15 P.M.*News; WGHF V'lAVE WTMJKSD·Answer M<lllWGN·To be anllounced; Dancl::

Orch,*WHO·A Reporler SpeaksW.J.II)-Music ReelWMBO·Sing for Your SupperW/tOK -Sepia Sonnets

5:30 P.M.NBC-The Great Gildersleeve:

WIBA KSU WMAQ WLW WHOIr:J. CBS-America in the Air:

KMOX weco WBBM WISNWMBD WTAQ \\'M1' Kl\1BC\VTAD WFHM WSBT WHAS\VEOA

*MBS-Upton Close, news: wmcWliBF KDTH

BN-Green Hornet: WOC WCFLKXOK WROK WOWO KFEQWKIlB WGBF l<GBX

*News: KWK WHA WKBHKSTI'·Song MaslersKWTO-Reports fl·om WashingtonKXEL-Victory VespersWAVE Forces for FreedomWOAF.Sunday MusicaleWEAU-Organist; SportsWGN-D.. nc" Orch.WIRE-Music 130xWISH.Eight Cylinder Club\VJ,ro·p;lll AmericanaWTMJ ·Milw'lUkee Throu!!'h the

Years -5:45 P.M.

MaS-Dance Orch.: WHBF*N('ws: wmc WIREKoTH.SponsKSTP·Brooks HendersonKWK-Musical Pr.~m.

KWTO·Dallce Orch.*WDAF-News; James Fern, songsWEAU-Food for Freedom*WGN-New~; Dante Orch.WISH-Walking on AirWKUH·Sports

SUNDAYSPaqe 26

(10;00 p.m. Continued)

*CBS·News: WISN WTAQ WSBTWEOA

MBS·Doance. Orch.: WIBC*8N-News: WEAU WLWOld Fa~hiUIle<1 Hevivalllr.: \\IMT

KGBX KXEL*Xe",: KXQK KMOXKDTH Sports RoundupKMBC·Evening Mu~ical ServiceKSTP-Brooks HendersonKWK·\'oi~e 01 the Army*WBB~f-Ah'in J. Steinkopf &

the NewsWENR-Summer SymphonetteWtBM-(;jlbert Forbes*WGBF·News; Old Fashioned

Hevi";11 HourWGN·Answtl" ManWHO-Cownie Serenade*WIND·News: Symphony arch.

10:15 P.M.MBS-DUlCl!! Orch.: KWK

(13/3-E)

BN·Dance arch.; KF'EQ KXOKwac \\'OWO \\'KOD

CBS·To be announced: WTAQWI'OM WEOA K~10X

NBC·Story Behind the Headlines:WEAU WKBH \VIBA WAVEWIllE

*~~"~: WIIO KDTHKSD Catholic HourKSTP,Star OllstWOO~I·Salute tn VidoryWeCO·John Raleil\:h\VCFL·)'1idwMt ChurchWDAF·To be allnOUIICMIWG;i Chic:l.!!"o at '1ie;lltWIIAS·Old F:uhion~ RevivalWI-IHF,Sp(lrts TrailWISH·Meet the Waves*WISN On the Ten·Fifteen;

NewsWLW·The World Front Observer*WMAQ Rllp~rt. Hugh('s. n"wsWMBD·Daneiug PartyWROK·Baek Home Hour

W5BT-Old Time Hf'\'ival Hour\\'TAD-Dance Orch.WnlJ·Trea~ur}' Slar Parade

10:30 P.M.CBS·Danc~ Orch.: WTAQ WM80

\\ FRM WEOA WTADNBC-Unlimited Horizon: WMAQ

WKRH W[AU KSTP WAVEA "erl". of "Unllmlte(1 80rt.

wn" urlUl\;lIl I.x-.::ln.. lit tllli time(l<'tolX'r 10, • "Tho PllC"lnc Storr"will be Leard In tlllll 8\1ot Octo­hllr 3.

*BN·Dance arch.: News: woeKI'EQ WROK KXOK \\KBll

MBS-Dance Orch.: KDTH WIIBFWIBe

KMBC·The Man Behind the GunKMOX·Great Lake5 Naval Train-

ing Station ChoirKWK-Les Brown's Orch.WBI:BI-Thi« Is the Under~round

\\TCO (/mpirps Associatio~WDAF To he annOlln(edWENR·Null'''\ from Camp Ellis*WGN·~ews

WHQ.nurlinltame Reports\\ IHA·Sf'rf'nadeWINE St.arli~ht TrailWISH-Church Service\\'IS!'I Tru,ur)' Star P;uade

\\'LW·Moon RiverWOWO-Back HOllie HourWTMJ·Lands of the Free

10,45 P.M.*BN-Dance Orch.; News: WE~RMBS-Dante arch.: KUTH WIIlCCBS-Dance arch.: K:'\IOX WIS:'oI

KMOCKSD·Story Ochilld the HeadlinesKWK·MusiealeweCO·Oanc..: Orch.*W(tN.Oance Orch.; NewsWIIO·O. J. Palull:r, lalk

11:00 P.M.BN-Dance Orch.: WE:\R woe

WROK "'KBB*NBC·News; Dance arch.: WJBA

WKOH WDIJ K(;BX WGBFCBS·Dance Orch.: K~IOX \\'TAO

WTAQ WCCO W:'\18D KM8CWHBM wrO:'\1 \VEOA

MBS-Dance arch.: KWK KDTHWIIBF

*Nrws: WG:--: KSTP KXEL*KSDNew$; ~Iu~ie You WantJiXOK Beautiful ~hlsic

*WA\'E~'e\\s; Reoord Concut;Nc\\s

WCFL·AlI Nation's Pcntf'CostalChurch

*WUAF·i\'e\\'Sj :\IUOIILeilms*\\ IUC~e\\S; Musir*\\'I;-';D-~ewl; Church of De·

liVf'filnCe*\\'IRE Sews; Oli\'e Enslen Tin·

(lerWISH Church of God*\\IS~-i'\e\\s, i\Iarchina Along'WLW-OIJ Fa~hioned Revival Hr.*W~IAQ ~ews; ~toment "fusicaleWMi-Dance Orch.

11:15 P.M.NBC·Dance arch.; WHOCBS-Dance Orch.; WISNMBS-O,lnce Orch.; WG:oJ KWK

WIIBF KDTHI<STP·O\·erseuKXEI.-Rev. Pietsch's Hour*'\Tfl.-Concert P~m.: NewsWHAS-Viennese MelodiesWIBf-Trea~ury Star Parade

11:30 P.M.MBS·Dance Orch.: WHBt" KWK

KI)TII WIDe*NBC·Hospitality Time; News:

WTMJ WIBA KSD WMAQKGDX WIRE WGBF

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table Marketsa WMAQ-R~\'I~ille ROUlldup

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BN·The Changeless Bible:Linda's First Love:

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JobtWAVE·JackpotWOZ·Markcts; At Your ServiceWEAU·Markets; Song~ of Yes·

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BN.Living Should Bf: Fun: woeWEAU WKBH WGBf WKBB

NBC-Dnid Harum: WHO KSDWMAQ WTMJ KCBX WOAFWIBA K5TP WAVE WIREWLW

CBS·Aunt Jenny's Stories: WMTKMOX WB8M wcco WMBDKMBC WI~nM WIIAS

MBS·What's Your Idea?: InYour Neighborhood: WHBF

KFEQ-Bunkhouse BillKWTO-Hollywood i'\ou~s & MusicKXEL·1540 ClubKXOK·630 LimitedWCrL-Tip Top Hationed MealsWOZ·Bob & DippyWGN·What's Your Idea?; Morn­

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WTAD.Rh>,thm MusicaleWTAQ-All About Women

NBC-Vi, & Sade: KSD WHOWMAQ WTMJ KSTP WDAFWLW WAVE WIRE WGBF

CBS-Second Husband; WB8Mweco WISN WMBD KMQXWMT KMBC WHAS WFBM

KGBX-Spotlight on RhythmKWTO-Red Belcher & His BoysWAAF·Music of TodayWAlT-IS Minutes with the BibleWeFL-Music America LovesWDZ·Blue Grass BoyWEAU-Mid·Morning MusicaleWEOA-Bureau of Missing Pets;

Prgm. Preview; Baby ShopWGN-Musical ,\'Jilk WilgonWIllA-The Texas Rangers\VIAe-Back to the BibleWIND-Dance & RomanceWJJD-Len ClearyWKBH-Window Shopper; Club

CalendarWSBT-Harlan Hogan, pianoWSUJ-Yesterda.y's Musical Favor·

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NBC-Dramatic Sketch:WDAF KSTP WHOWMAQ WAVE WIREWGBF

CBS-Bright Hariz-on: WBBMKMOX weco WMBD WMTKMBC WF'BM WHAS

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MBS·Happy Joe and Ralph:WHBF

KOTH·Gift ClubKGB X-Chime Timl!KWTO·Fivl! of a KiJlJWAAF-The Swing Sbift*WAIT-Mr. MoneYllIiln; NewsWDZ-Billy ScottWEOA·StudioWI-IA·Worth Repeatillg; News of

Wisconsin; Musicale*WIBA.News; lnterlud~

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6,00 P.M.CBS-I Love a Mystery:

WBT WHAS WFBM

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4:45 P.M.BN·Captain Midnight: KFEQ

WROK \VKBB~ CBS-American WO,"l'\en: \VMT

KMOX \VBBI\I Weco WTAQWil1BD WISN KMBC WHASWEQA WFBM WSBT

NBe·Front Page Farrell:KSO WTMJ WEAUWDAF WHO WLWWAVE

Dick Tracy \VENn KXELKDTJI·J\leet the BalldKGBX·From A lo Z in NoveltyKWTO·Haden F<llllilyKXOK·63D LimitedWAAF·Bing Crosby. songsWeFL·To be announced\VDZ·Treasury Star ParadeWHA.We, Too, Serve\VHBI~·CQusin PeggyWJBC·Turf TimpWISH·Sportsman',> Club\V.LID-Musk Heel*WKBH-Organ Moods; News*WOC·NewsWOWO,SllpcrmanWTAD·U. S. Civilian Defense

CBS·Mother & D;l.d: WISN *WTAQNe,-\s; Musit31eWTAQ WHAS \vEOA \\'SBT Wn1.l~Th" Gay RancheroWTAD

NBC.Portl;l. Faces life: KSO 5:15 P.M.WIlO WMAQ WTl\IJ KSTP CBS-You Shall Have Music:WOAF WLW WAVE WIHE weco K;'>,lBC WMT

BN-Vagabonds: W£AU WHOK ~lllrtllfg Odobel' 11, "Oallinl':WOC WKBB KGBX l~~:~~k.·' wlU be beard at 1111.

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M WAiT·Alln Hunter4:30 P. . *WAVE.Sports; News

NBC·Just Plain Bill: WilD KSD WllHMSolls of the P,oneersWEAU Wi\lAQ WTJ\1J KSTP WCFL·Hit Tunes of the Day:WDAf" WIRE WAVE WLW Do You KllolV the Answer?

CBS-Are You a Genius?: WISN WOAF-The Guiding LightWTAQ \\'CCO WS8T WEOA *\VOZ News; Sports 83ndwagonWHAS WTAD WENRAir Adventures of Jimmy

MBS·Chick Carter, Boy Detec- Allcntive: WHBF KDTH WEOA.J{orn Kobblers

BN-Sea Hound: \YHOK WKBB WFBM.Sc.hools Prgm.Woe KXEL WeFL *WJlAS.News

KFEQ.Novlltime WHBF-Sports TrailKCBX~Home Folks Frolic. WHO /'Ituslc SalonKi\1BC·Life Can Be BNutiful WIND.SportsKI'oIOX.Popular Music WIlU:·l)ial &.. DanceK\VTO·Three Maids and a Mike WI$N·Show WindowWAAr·Footlight Echots WJ,JI).Pall Americana*WAl'f.l\lr. MOlleYlllan j News *\VLW.Nl' .....s; Doris Day"/8BM.Colden Gale Quartet; To *\VMAQ-War News; Happy Jack

be annoullced; Winston & Turner. songs; Musical Memo·SuHolI Duo ries

\\'I)Z.l<ay Key WMBI)·Sinj.; for Your SupperWENH.Nell's; Blue Poi/lts WSBT.To be announccd; Trea.WGBF·SIUdio PrgJll. sury Son~ Para<leWGN·Len S.llvo, orgallist WTAO.Oiulier at the BrownsWHA.Treaslll·Y Star Parade WTMJ.Rose RoomWHH,':·Jinully ~lorgan*WILI.·[\1usie That Lives; News 5:30 P.M.WINO.Hace Results *MBS·Christi;l.n Science DailyWISH-South Ballroom Newsp31>er: KDTH WHBt='WKBH.Strillg Serellade BN·Jack Armstrong: WOC KXELWMBO.Tea for Two; Kay's \VENB KFEQ WISH WOWO

Bir. Gr. WKBBWMT.l\1\lsical Matinee NBC-Nan Merriman,\VOWO.Melody Spinners K(',BX \VDAF WKBHWSUJ.Tea Tillle Melodiu CBS·You Shall Have Music:

\vEOA*i'ieW$: KSD WLBA WCCO WMT

WTMJ WBB:\l WJJD WAVESuver-man: \VTAD WEAU WMBD

WGI3FPopular Music KWK WO'LKl\!BC-Salute to Ule Stars &

StripesKMOX·Ben Feld ShowKSTP·MusicaleK \\ITO·LUll! and Abner*WAIT·Dinller Dance: NewsWFIJl\l·Hoosiers at WarWGN·Safety Legion Time\VIIA·Adventure Stories\VHAS·Hen/~ Lut:kWHO·Treasury Star ParadeWlBC-Dance TimeWIND·Star ParadeWIHE·1O·2-4 Ranch*WISN·Ncws; Show WindowWLW·Parker FamilyWSBT-Navy Clwir ..W$UI·Musi.;al MoodsWTAQ·Easy Aces

5,45 P.M.*CBS-The World Today; Mean­

in.':" of the News: KMOX,WBRM weco WISN WMBD

5:00 P.M. WTAD WTAQ WMT WHASBN-Terry and the Pirates: KXEL WEOA WSBT

WOC KFEQ WENR WISH *BN·LoweH Thomas,wOWO WKBB WROK KXOK WLW

*NBC·News: Music by Shrednik: BN·CapUin Midnight: KXELKGBX WGBF \VENit Woe KXOK KFEQ

*CBS-Quincy Howe & Eric Seva- WOWOreid, news: WEOA NBC-Bill Stern,

*:\'ew5: weco WIND WBBM MBS-Superman:WHO KMOX WCFL \VAVE KWK WROKWMBD KSTP *News: WMAQ

Superman: \VISN WMT \\'SUIKDTH~P. K, Gordon Sports: WTMJ WKBH]<lo"1BC.rlose Room *Newsj Sports: WOAF WHO*KSD.Nf'ws; Tune Up lime·-I{GBX.Jani('e Lee

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Ncws Orch.*WAAF·Ncws j Club Mctody; KSTP-Brooks Henderson

Sports J{WTO Al]J('n Brau Program\VAIT-Amusement Guide *WAVE Win Ihe Wilr; News*WDAF.Ncws; Your Fighting WCFI.,V<lrielif's

l.eathernecks WEAU-Radio Show Window;W 1\'/ '-;rrRw Rail Cl/lh Sports*WI~AU-Newsj H,ulio Show Win- WFBM-Cilbert. Forbes

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NBC-Backstage Wife: KSO WHOWMAQ \VTMJ KSTJ" WOAFWGUF WLW WAVE WIRE

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To !>e announced: WGN KWKHFEQ·Pony EXllreSS RoundupKWTO·Lonnic & ThdllU*WAAF·The 950 Club: N('ws*WAIT·Hal;e Resume; Mr.

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WIBC.Harpo & Tiny\VILlAtail BagWSUI Adventures in StoryllllldWTI\D·;\lusical Americana

3,15 P.M.BN·Blue Frolics: WCBf'NBC·Stella Dallas: WIBA KSO

WHO WMAQ WTJ\tJ KSTPWDAF \\'LW WAVE WIHE

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3,30 P.M.CBS·Perry Como. songs; WEOA

wsaTNBC·Lorenzo Jones: \\lIBA WHO

KSO WMAQ \\'TMJ K$TPWOAF WAVE WinE WLW

CBS-Something to Talk About:l<MOX KMBC \VMSD WFB.M\VHAS

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MBS·Full Speed Ahead: KDTH*i\ews: KFEQ W88:\1K WTO·Zig and PahyWCCOCallillg All WomenWE,,' H·Belliah Karney\VIlA-Reading for WartimeWll3C·Jirnmy DickensWINO-Race ResultsWISN·To be anllouncedWr.-tT-l'he Goldbergs*\VSUI·Newsj MelorliesWTAD·Strictly Off the RecordWTAQ Treasury Star Parade

3:45 P.M.NBC-Young Widder Brown: KSD

WIBA WMAQ WTMJ WHOK$TP WI)AF WAVE WIREWLW

CBS-Mountain Music: WISN\VEOA WTAQ WMT WTAD

l{)"EL·1\-lovif'limeKFEQ-Bohemian arch.KGBX,S)o'mphony of !>1elodyKl\lBC· Vit: & Sat/I."KMOX·Linda's First LoveKWTO·Lmlllie ami Hili Corn·

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4,00 P.M.CBS-Madeleine Carroll Reads:

WISN WTAQ \VEOA WTADNBC·When a Girl Marries: KSD

WHO WMAQ WTMJ WDAFKSTP WAVE WtHE WLW

*MBS-Sheelah Carter, news:WnOK WHBF

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KDTII·Saered HeartKi\"\BC·Ma PerkinsKMOX·Music to RememberKXEL·lowa State Teachers Col·

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NBC·Pepper Young's Family:KSD Wi\lAQ WTMJ WHOKSl'P WOAF WAVE WGBFWLW WIRE

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WHAS-Eclilor's Daul!htr.rWlBA·~lusic of the DayWlBCElhel WillithWINO·Race Results\\'JJD·To be anI\OUJl('WWKal-I·Mu~ica: RevueWMHO·Hearts in HarmonyWr-.IT·Thc $aug ShopW$BT.F/lvoriles b}· Fosler

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BN·Between the Bookends; TedMalOIle.: KXEL Woe WROKWISH WKBB Wen

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Fiddle DustersWAAF·Blue Jackets' RoundtableWISC-Hugh Cro!osWMBD.Linda's First Love

3,00 P.M.*MBS·Walter Compton, news:

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porter (Owens.IlIinois Gl~ss

Co.); Fletcher Wiley; PhilRegan; Phil Hanna; DyanaGayle; Wilbur Hatch's Orch.;News: WCCO WMT KMOXWUOM KMBC WISN WMBOWHAS WEOA WFBM WSBT\.VTAQ

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BN·Blue Frolics: WENR woeWKBH WIBA WROK KXELWEAU WISH WOWO WKBBKGBX

Classical MusicVoice of Firestone, NBCTelephone Hour, NBCContented Hour, NBC

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6:15 Ed Sullivan Entertains, CBS6:30 Army Air Forces, MBS7:00 Vox Pop, CBS7:30 Gay Nineties Revue, CBS7:30 Better Half, MBS8:30 Victory Parade of Spotlight

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2,15 P.M.NBC·M;I. Perkins: WEAU

KGBX KSTP K5DWtBA \\'MAQ WTMJWIRE WLW WCBF

CBS·Joe & Ethel Torp; KMBCWTAQ WSBT WEOA

BN-My True Story: woe KXELWHOK WISH WOWO WKBBWCFL

MBS-Two Keybouds: WHBFKOHl KWK

KFEQ.Virginia Drowns*KMOX·NewsKWTO·A Woman's WorldKXOK·Dugout DopeWAAF·Trade Winds TavernWBOM·Meet the MissusWCCO·Let's Be Friend$\vDZ·Deep River 80)'sWFBM-\VACsWHAS·Linda's First LoveWI8C·[o\\OO)· Sam & G{'(lrgie*WlI.,L·Concert Hour; NewsWINO·Sports EditionWISN.Treasury Star ParadeWJJD,Melodic Melodies; Sport

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KXOK Dance Orch.: WeN WMTCBS-Romance: WMBD KMOX *Dallce Orch,; Ne\\'l>: wcnMBS-Dance Orch.: WUBF KWK WDAF

WIBC KM8C·Tre:l9ury Slar j)aradeKOTH-To be: announced WCrO·I\LlstervJork:iKGBX·J\1usic by Cugat WtIAS·Oream Sf'ren-.deKMBC·hwitation to Music *WHQ·NewsKSD-J-1ere's to You WIBC-News PictureWBBM·Salute 10 Victory WISN-Commandos\-\'DAF-Nocturne WL\V·Moon River*WENR.News; RhYlhm at Ran· 11:45 P,M.

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11:00 P.M, *KSTP·Nflws*NBC-News; Dann arch.: WHO 12:00 Mid,

WIBA WKBH KGBX WAVE *CBS-News; DarICeWeBr WOOM

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Woe WKOB WCCO·:'Iighl Owls*News: WEN R weco KSTP *WCFJ.-N"w$

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KXOK.lJUlltifu{ Mu"ic End of Monday Programs

*MBS.Raymond Clappel, news:WHBF KDTH W HOK WGNWIBe I{\VK

*New$: weFL WIND KGBXWGBF·Studio Prgm.WIB.... ·l!orniintic TunesWKBH·Monday Varieties

,,15 P.M.BN·Men, Machines & Victory:

woe 'NIBA WKOB WOWOWENR KXOK KFtQ WKBHWEAU

MBS-Sunny Skylar, songs: WIBCWROK

KD fH BOWlin" Prgm.KGBX·POlWlar Music*KWK.N(!'{,·,.; l\1ul>icKXEL·This b LifeWCFL-VarieticsWGt-l·I·lill Sanders & Guy SavageWIND-It Sounds Like ThisWISI-I·Treasori' Chesl

,,30 P.M.BN·Johnny Morgan Show: woe

KXOK KFEQ WROK WOWOKXEL \VKBB

hBC-Information, Pluse; CliftonFaoJimun; John Kicran; F. P.Adams: WHO WMAQ WTMJWIBA WKBH WI~I\U KSTPKGBX WDAF KSD WAVEWIRE WeBF WLWPictl.lr~~of tlte clnt mav be fOllndon page 52.

CBS·Blondie; Arthur Lake; Pen·n,)' Singleton: KMOX WTAQWMT \VTAO WBBM WI$NWMBO Weco WF8M WSHTWHAS \-\'£OA (also see 6:30p.m.)

KOTH·Lone Rallger*KMBC·News; SportsKWK.Popula,· Orch.WCfL-Lone RangerWENR·Dallce TimeWGUF-Studio f'"rgm..WGN-Adventures or Bull dog

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9,45 P.M.MBS-Dance Orch_: \VIBC*l\;ews: KWK \VENB WSUIKMBC·&nnie King, songsKXEL·Graill Belt RangersWHBF·Notl!s at :"light

10,00 P.M.*"BS.News: WSBT WEOAC1'IS-1 Love a Mystery: WBBM

KMOX WISN KMBCNBC·Fred Waring in Victory

Tune Time: KOA WHO KSOWMAQ (also sec 6 p.m.)

*News: WeFI.. Wl'.MJ \VIBAKXEL WHOK WTAQ WEAUKFEQ KXOK \'lOAf' WTAOweco woe WM eo WI\ITWLW WIRE WAVE \VHASWowo WKBS WHBF

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News10,15 P.M.

*BN-News; WROK KXELWK8B

CBS-Jo~n Brooks, songs: WTAQWTAD WHAS WEQA KMBC

*NBC-Harkness of Washington:WDAF WGHF

MBS-Dance Orch.: WIBe*Nl:w:;: KMOX WMAQ KDTH

WHO WKBH WEAUKFEQ Hi!re's lu YUIIK(;BX Your Dandllg Dat~

KSD·Cems of Melod)'KSTP·Shorl Storiu*KWK.Musical; News

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KFEQ Symphony of MelodyKWK·Lone Rally"r*WCFL-News; Here's 10 Ro·

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7,45 P.M.WIND-Time 10 R<1nlelllher*WISN-Mllsicalei Cecil Brown,

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8,00 P.M.*MBS-Gabriel Hutter, comm.:

WIIBF WGN KWK KDTHWIBC

CBS-Lux Radio Theater; Cedi B.De Mille: WMT WMBD waBMKMOX Weco KMBC WTAOWTAQ WISN WHAS WEOAWFBM WSBT

NBC·The Telephone Hour; BellSymphonic Olch.; DOll Voor­Ilees, cond.: WHO KSD \VJBAWTMJ KGBX KSTP WEAUWMAQ WDAF \VAVE WInEWLW WGBF WKBHl'jeture~of the CllSt lIlaN be fOIlJldin thl, month', "RadIo Album"0" page 41.

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8,15 P.M.MBS-Gracie Fields' Victory

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*News: WGN KOTH'\'CFL-Treasury Slar ParadeWHBF·To be announcedWIBC-Spotlite on Rhythm

8,30 P.M.NBC-Or. I. Q.: Jim McClain,

m.C.: KSD WIiO WKBHWMAQ WEAU WTMJ WIBAKGBX KSTP WOAF WAVEWfRE WGBF WLW

BN-Victory Parade of Spot·light Bands; Sports: WENRKXEL KXOK KFEQ WOWOWISH Woe WKBD

MBS-The Return of Nick Carter:WHBF KWK \VIBC KDTHWROK

WCPL-Lab')f Flash~s

WCN.Hollywood C.3stiJlt: OfficeWINO-Dr. Gerhard Seha('berWSlII-Album of Aftisu

8,45 P.M.Wert-Any I}ond~ Tonight?WGN ·Dance Orch.*WSHI·Nel'os

,,00 P.M.CBS·Screen Guild Players: W'MT

KMOX WBBM Ki\IBC WTADWCCO WTAQ WMllO WISNWHAS WEOA WF"RM \VSnT

*SN.Raymond Gram SWing,news: WENIt KXEL WEAUKXOK l(fRQ WISH WOWOwoe WKf.lR

NBC-CDntented Hour; JosephineAnloilli!.; Reinhold Sc:hlllirlt;PU(;")' Faith, ('01\(1.: KSD WHOWMAQ WTMJ \\lOAF KSTPWLW WAVE WIRE

*NBC-News of the World; JohnW. :Vandercook; UptOll Close:KSO WKfin WIBA Wf:;AUWTMJ WHO Wl\fAQ WOAFKGBX KSTP WAVE WGBFWIRE

MRS-The Johnson Family; Jim­mie Scribner: KOTII

CBS-Ed SUllivan Entertains:WMT Ki\fOX WrOM \VilAS\VEOA WBBM WTAQ

*News: WROh \\OWO WJBCWLW woe

KF"EQ-PopuIar Musie*KMUC-Workt Tvday; NewsK\VK·l{ush Hu!(h~s Prgm.KWTO·Haden Famillo,KXI~L-Bolltlwagon

I>XOK_Terry & the PiratesWAAF.Variet~ QuizWAIT·Dave MinorWCFL'I\Jusical l\loforcade; Dc

You Know the Answer?WGN.Wheel of FortuneWHKF·;\lusic for AmericansWILL·Beyond VictoryWINO·Gacden Fair of the AirWISH·To be annoullcedWISN·To be announcedWLS·l.!oyd Burlinghami

MarketWMBO·Bay & JoeWSBT·Ed Sullivan EntertainsWl'AO-Job Reporter

6,30 P.M.

*MBS·Fulton Lewis, Jr., news:WIDC WHBF \\,ROK KDTH

NBC-Fred Waring in Victory TuneTime: WKBH \VIOA WEAUWTMJ KSTP WDAF KGBXWLW WAVE WII{E WGUF(also at 10 p.m.)

ON-Awake at the Switch: WKBB*News: WCFL WTAD WL$

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KSD WINDKXOK-AmericaJI FantasyWAAF.Try & Stump UsWAIT-Need a Job!*WBBM·News; Alviu J, Stein·

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WIr.L-B~tweell thl' LinesWISH_Navy SaluteWJJO·Dinner Hour MusicWMAQ·Sweet & ~pauish

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*WIND-News; Fr~lIk SilllttraWillE SnnpholOic SWill!WISH·H. R. Gross*WISN-Yoice:; ill Song; NewsWJJD·BolUlie Atc:herWKBB·R:Ji,llww Rel\dl'~vous

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WTAD A Drama of Hl>lI1e LifeWT.\IJ·Time 0\11 for Music

6,45 P.M.*N BC-H. V. Kaltenborn, neWS:

WHO WlBA WMAQ KGBXKSD KSTP WAVE WLW

*Ne:ws: WIHE WI-lAS WKBBKDTH-Between the LinesKFI~Q.Superll1all

1\ WTO·Cornfield FolliesKXEL-HollywC,loo Casting OfficeKXUK Thl' KOrll KohbJusWeFL·Gypsy StringsWDAF-l\loOienle MusicaleWEAU-Bill Stefll, Sl)()rls*WEOA-News~Sludio Prgm.WGUF-Musical Qui~

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7,00 P.M.*BN·Eatl Godwin. ne-ws: Woe

WI.S KXEL WISII WKUnKXOI< KFEQ \\'ROK \\'OWO

*MBS·Cal Tinney: WGN WIBeCBS.vox Pop; Parks Johnson;

Wtlrrcn Hull: WTAD WISNKMOX WMBD WMT WBO:\1KMIlC WCCO WFBM W$I3TWUAS \VEOA

NBC·Cavalcade of America; DonVoorhees, cond.: KSD \VTM,1Wi\lAQ KSTP WDAF WAVEWLW WIRE

*N~w$: weFL WIIDf WHAKI)TII Make Bdie"e BallroomKGBX·Studio ElIterlflillS O'ReilhKWTQ·Jukebox JamboreeWEAU·Mirth and Madness"COF. Village Band

Smile W{BA·J\'1usic of the O;IY*WIND.Nel'os; Soft & MellowWKBH·Barn DanceWSUl·Issues 8chilld Events

7,15 P.M.BN-Lum and Abner (Alka-5elt­

zer): Woe WLS KXOK KXELCBS·Blondie; Arthur L~ke; Pen~ WOWO WISH KBUR (1490

ny Singleton: KMBC (also at kc) KFRU (1400 kc) WTRC9:30 p.m.) (1340 kc)

NBC~Dinning Sister1: WAVE See tPOluor't CUlnOllnCemellt onWDAF page u.

BN·Lone Ri.nger: woe WLS MBS-Impact: KWI<CBS-Music In the Air: WEOA Trusur}· Slar Parade: WROK

WeeD WIBA WIDeMRS-Army AIr Forces: WHBF KFEQ.Popular Music*News: WKBH WTAQ WEAU \VerL·Varieties; Vo You Know

WHO WMBD KFEQ KXOK the Answer?WGN WOWO • WCN·Da.nce Orch.

Sporb: KDTII K\VTO WIlA-ShMt SLUr}' TillIeKGBX·Rhythro Rangers WI-(JW·Tw(J VoulIR LadiesKMOX-List~, America WINU-Soft &. Mcilt.lwKSO-Broadway Canteen WKB8·Elhel"s l\hdooy MusingsKSTP·Jinlmie Fidler 7:30 P.M.KXEL.Organ Guild Recital MBS-Ttfe Better Half: WGN*WAIT·Mr. Moneyman; Sports; WUll!' KOTH

NeW9; Mr. Moneyman CBS·Gay Nlnetiu Revue; JoeWBBM-Sound·O Howard; Lillian Ll.'01l3rd; Elm*WCFL-Newli; Piano Portraits City FOllr; fo~loratiora Girl$;WEBC·Fitger Treats the Crowd Ray Block's Orc"e~lr;l: WTADWFHM-Melody TIme KMOX WCCO WB8M KMBCWGI.W·Loo'\(ing Out on the World WI\lT WIlAS WFBMWHA-Ma:\terworks of Music NBC·Voice. of Firestone: GusWHAS-Rhythms for Remembrance Haenschen, COnU.: KSD \'lISAWII:JA-Dinner Melody WIOiH WEAU KCBX KSTPWIRe·Lolie Ranger WTMJ WMAQ WDAF WAVE*WILL·Evenmg Concert; News WHO WLW WIRE WGBF

TUESDAYSMORNING

7,00 A.M.*CBS·News of the World: KMOX

WORM WTAD WEOA WFBMWS6T

*NBC-Alu Dreier, news: KSDWHO wEAU WL$ WlBAKSTP KGBX WDAF woeWIRE WGBf WAVE

*BN-Martin Agronsky, news:WKBH WCFL KFEQ KXOKWTCN K.XEL WROK WISHWKBB

*News: ROTH WMT WMBOWJJD WOWO

7,15 A.M.CBS-Breakfast Refldenou5:

WEOA8N·Pages of Melody: KXOK

WKRH WISHNBC·Do You R~member?: WCBF

!'t\15ical (I!XII: WMBD WeFL\\'ROK Wllf€

*New,s: KXEL WAIT wecoWU8M WNAX WJJD WTADWLW

Dr. I're~lon Bradley: KSD WGNTim\' to Shine: WIIO Wowo

7,30 A.M.CBS-Console Melodies; WEOAN8t·Texas Jim Robertson:

\\'0\\'0*Npw'l: WHO WTAQ WDZ

KXOK WJJD KWTO WRASWAVE WKBB

Musical Clock: WMBD WDAFWEAU

Time to Shine: WCFL \VF'BMKOTH·Cenz.e:leersKFEQ·Minor CJitesKCBX-Morning Pick·upKMBC-Midland MinstrelsKSD·Reveillp HoundupKSTP-Ben Lei!htonK,WK-Sons of the Pioneers

CBS-Franklyn Stewart Enler·tain!!: WEOA

*NBC·News: KGBX

*News: KMOX KSO KWK WH"A\VJJD WTAD 'WF8M WOWO

KDTH·Manpowtr: Rhytltm atReveille

KFEQ-Breakfast ClubKMBC·Texa5 Ranc::ersKSTp·MusicaleKWTO·Slim & ZedKXEL·Faith Temple Baptist

ChurchI< XOK-Sul\!ihine MelodiesWA VE Lew WhiteWBBM-Smilin' Ed. ComicsW07.·Break-Q.OayWCUF-Photo 'ew, :)en<ic:e

WHAS·Hcnfro Valley FolksWHUP·Market TillieWHO-Songfello\VsWILL StUdllll1 ChUrchesWISH·Br. Club News*WISN·News: Early Risers'

ClubWKBB·Your 7:45 Dat~

WKBII·Musical Clock; Mornin!tBillboard

WLS-Pr:.irie lhuublprsWMT.l\re;,kfast Cluj,WOC·Ridin' the H(lllt.;e*WSBT-Nl"\\'Si Mllrllilll BugleWTAQ·DoughII(lV ,Jackpot

8,00 A.M.BN-Breaklast Club: Don McNeill.

m,c.: KXF.I. WCFL K.XOKWROK WGaF \YOWO WISH\\'KHB

NBC~EYerything Goes: WEAUKGBX K$TP

*CBS·News: WTflQ WEOA*New5: WIlBI\I WC;N WHHF

Wl(Uli WMHI) KlyfH woeKFEQ KMOX WSliT WLWWlBC WMT

KMBCCene & Htrhill;KSD·Grandl'allpy JOt)e, &. LesKWK M..J. B. ShowKWTO_R\~v. W. E, Oo....'ell*WAAF·Bre:akfa)~ Expreis: NewsWAn Th( Lifelille*WAVEN('W5; E)(lra PleasureWCCO-Musical ChimesWDAF·Mornilllr MelodiesWOZ·Mary Moorhel\rlWFBM·Stella Unr:et; Early BirdsWHA·Music You WalltWI-IO·Reveille ROlllldul)WILL-Introductory Hllcti'rlolo~)';

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\\'E:lldell Hall; Ney.s

8,15 A.M.CBS·Melodic Mom1:flU: WTAQ

WIND WS8T WEOANBC-EYery hin!! Goes: WKRH

*News: WI.S I<XOK WoeWIRE WHAS

Musical (ktck: KFEQ KDTH*K~lBCThe Fwd Scout: New,­I<MQX Do \'011 Know the An·

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BN-String Ensemble: Woe WISHKXOK

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a Job?WLS-Dairy News; MarketsWLW-Life Can Be BeautifulWMAQ.Dearest :'IlotherWMBD·Town Crier; lIlarketsWMT-Markets; 10wa C:ornhuskersWOWO-Tom Whl!e!('fWROK-Lunch with l.ornaWSUI-From Our Boys in ServiceWTAD-Prize Contl'st

1:00 P.M.*MBS-Cedric Foster, neVIs; KWK

WROKNBC-Guiding Light: I{SD WHOW~IAQ K$TP WlBA WKBHKG'fiX WEAU WGUF WAVEWtW·

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Graill Markl!t; Hangers\VMT-Happy llair~s

WOWO·lloosier CornhuskersWSUI·l\fusical ChatsWTMJ-Life Can Be Beautiful

1:15 P.M.CBS-Joyce Jordan: KMOX WMT

WUBM WCCO WISN WMBOKMBC WTAQ WHAS WEOAWFBM WSBT WTAD

NBC-Lonely Women: KSD WHOWMAQ KSTP WIBA WKBHKGHX WEAU WAVE WGBFWLW

MBS-Humbard Familv' WHBFBN·Mystery Chef: WOC KXOK

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12:30 P.M.

WJJD\VOZ

CD WORLD SERIES

The first game of the WorldSeries between the New YorkYankees and the St. Louis Car­dinals is scheduled for Tuesday.Octobu 5, to be played atYankee Stadium.

The Gillette Safety Razor Co.will sponsor the broadcasts overthe Mutual Broadcasting System.

See 8p(>ntor's announcement onpage 31.

12:00 NoonCBS-Life Can Be Beautiful:

Kl\1GX WBBM WCCO WMBDWHAS

*BN-H. R_ Baukhage, news:WeFL KXOK KGBX WGBFWISH

*News;woeWEOA

KDTH-Songs by Paul j ThorpColonels

Kf'EQ·Markets*KMBC·News; Din n e r Bell

RouncJup; Feed Lot Chat;LiVestock

KSTP·Cal KarnstedtKWTO-Hollie FolksWAAF·Symphonic HourWAIT·820 ClubWAVE·Texas CowboysWDAJ-'-Hymns of All ChurchesWEAU·Doughboy Jackpot Prgm.;

Farm & Home HourWFBM-Gilbert ForbesWGN-Stars & Stripes in BritainWHBF-Or~an Patter; Bonds\VHO-Markets*WIBA-News; Farm RoundupWILL-Noontime Melodies*WIND-News; Seren,l(le at NoonWtRE-Meatitorially Speaking*WISN-News; Hayloft PartyWKI3B-Luncheon DanceWLS·Dinnl!rbeli TimeWLW-GoldbergsWMAQ.f.lizabdh Hart Presl!nhWMT·The McludiersWOWO Purdue Agri. Prll;m.WROK·Roulld Town*WSBT.Lunchcu!l Club News;

Stock ReportWSUI.Rhythm Rambles*WTMJ-Heiniej News

12:15 P.M.CBS-Ma Perkins: KMOX wcco

WBDM \VHAS WFBMBN-Gospel Singer: WCFL woe

KXOKMBS-Hank Lawson's Music Mix­

crs: WHBF*News: KDTII WKRH WMT

WMBD WO\VO WKBBKFEQ-Cornshuckers' FrolicKGBX-Broat!way BandwagonKSJ)-Sons of the PioneersKSTP.Main StreetKWK·Shady ValleyKWTO-?o,Iissouri Farml!r"lKXEL-Time OutWDAF A-Deil RoundupWDZ-Prairie DustersWEOA-Curbstone ReporterWGnF·Coun!y AgentsWHO,Victory FarmersWIBC·The Farm FrontWILL-Victory GardensWIRE-Dick StoneWISH·G. I. ChatterhoxWJJD·Walt? Tilll~

WLW·Vic & SatlcWMAQ.TuTles & TipsW ROK·Column LeftWTAD-Do You Know the An­

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MBS-Vincent Lopez' Orchestra:KDTH WHBF

NBC-Vocalist; Orch. KGBX*CBS-Bernardine Flynn, news:

KMOX WUBM WMBD*N(>ws: WHO \\~'AQ \\ItS

WSUI \\'ceo KFEQ WGN\\ TAD WAVE WEIJA KWTOKSD WL\V

Farm Pr!l:lIl.· WHA*KMOC·Produce,

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KWK·Te;\:ie Holle & Heifn ..rSisters

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WCFL·Bing Crosby*WOAF·News; March Interlude;

r-.larhtsWDZ-Countr)'side RepOrter*WEAU-~ews; Farm & Home

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Hoosier FaJ'm CirdeWG BF·Stocks*WHAS·News; Market Billboard;

Grain, Poultry; Savings Talk*'VlBA-News; MarketsWIRE-Wally NehrlingWISH-Dansopation

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12:45 P.M.Goldber9s:

11:45 A.M.CBS-Our Gal Sunday:

Ki\lOX Wceo WISNWMT K;\16C WTADWSBT WEOA WI-lAS

KFI;:Q.Four Bells ItoundupKSD·Set to Music.KSTP·Florellce ~Iurphv

KWTO-,\lan at the Stockyards*WAVE·News; Li\'estock; Sav-

ings TalkWOAF·John Wagaman, songsWOZ-Pause for Worship; Singing

NewsWGN-June Baker, Home Man­

agement*WIIBF·News; :'!'lovie TimeWHO·Musical GemsWillA· farm RoundupWIBC-Hi, SailorWILL-News for IllinoisWIRE·Eatitorially SpeakingWKBH-Ha)'shakers

a WLS·Farm News: Fruit & Veie­taole Markels

WMAQ·Music of YesterdayWOWO·Markets; Torn Wheeler

Says*WTAQ-News; p\;m & Home

HourWTi\1J-Big Sister

Trent:WCCOWTAQWEOA

WHBrWDAFWIRE

Harlan

comm.:WROKKGBX

WROK.Victory food ClubWTAD-Rhythm :llusicaleWTAQ-About Womcn

11:00 A.M.*CBS-Katt' Smith Speaks; Ted

Collins, news: Kl\IOX WBBM\\-CeO WISN WMBD WMTWTAD KMBC WTAQ WHASWEOA WfB~l WSBT

*MBS-Boake Carter,KWK WGN WHBF

NBC-Words & Music:WHO WGBF

I.bc:!a's First Love: WDAFWOWO

*News: KDTH WCFL WOCWIND

KDTH-Uncle SamKFEQ.Markets*KSIJ-News; MusicKSTP-Hotlsehold ForumKWTO-Ozark Farm HourKXOK-:\ly True StoryWAIT-Mr. Monerman; Nl!ed

Job?WAVE-J ackpot\VDZ-Markets; At Your ServiceWEAU·Markets; SOIll!:S of Yes-

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MinorWILL-Public AffairsWIRE"Keyboard SerenadeWISH-Margaret Pryce*WJJD-N'elVsj Bing CrosbyWKBB.Building MoraleWKBH·Restful MelodiesWLS·Martha & HelenWLW-Aunt Jenuy's StoriuWMAQ-Editor's DaughterWSUI-Religious Groups; Farm

FlashesWTMJ·Guiding Light

11:15 A.M.CBS-Big Sister: KMOX WBRM

WMT WCCO Wl\IBD KMBCWHAS WFBi\1

MBS-Bill Hay Reads the Bible:WROK WHBF

Editor's Daughter: WOWOWDAFWLW

KDTH·$outh American MusicKFEQ.Jaek ManningKGBX"Breakfast at Sardi'sKSD-To be anlloullcedKWK·Rush Hughes Prgm.KXEL·Tire Clinic; freedom's

Heroes; Interlude*WAAF-NewsWAIT· Hawaiian MelodiesWAVE· Melody SouvenirsWCFL- VarietiesWDAY-From A to Z in NoveltyWDZ-HOl11e FrontWEAU·War Price and Rafjoning

BoardWEOA-ll :15 Local; Entertain­

mcnt Hints; Church & SdlOOINews

*WGBF-Farmer Purcell; NewsWGN.Open HouseWHO-buckaro(o BuddiesWIBAo-Mary FosterWIRE-Star ParadeWIND·Ll!o Cleary. ort;anistWInE.Today's Top Tune5WISH·Song ParadeWJSN-StulIIJl 11$ BoysWKBB-MusicalcWKBH·Farm ServiceWMAQ-Lillda's First LoveWOC-Home FrolltWSBT·Job Reporter;

Hogan, organistWTAD·Breakfast at Sardi'sWTAQ-Strictly InstrumentalWTMJ-Lont'lr Women

11:30 A.M.BN-Nat'l Farm & Home Hour:

WROK KXEL WEAU KXOKKGBX WOC WiSH WGUFWKBB

CBS-Romance of HelenWMT KMOX WSSM'VMBD WISN KMBCWTAD WFBM \VSBTWHAS

MBS-U. S. Marine Band:NE.C·Mirth & Madness:*New~: WGN WKBH

WMAQKDTH-Family Farm CircleKFEQ-Carson Robison's Bucka-

roosKSIJ·Vocal VarietiesK WTO-MarketsWAAF·Hit till' Jackpol.*WAIT·Mr. Moneyman; Waltz

Time; NewsWAVE-DevotionalWCFL-Make·Hplip\'e OancelandWDZ-Lpttie Lalle*WHA·Campus Vi~itorsj Music;

NewsWHO-Sweet RiverWIllA-Perpetual Notions; The

Farm RoundupWmC-Jimmy DickensWILL·Orchestra Hall*WINIJ.Ncws; Club EncoreWJJD·It's ShowtimeWLS-Livestock; Poultry Markets;

lIome Harmonies*WI.W-News; Everybody's FarmWOWO·Heart~ ill HarmonyWTMJ-Light of the World

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WIIOKSTPWLW

10:30 A.M.*BN-News: WOC KXOK WKBB

WISH KFEQ WOWO KXELWLS WROK

NBC-Dramatic Sketch:KSD WHU WMAQWOAF WAVE \V1BEWGBF

MBS-Happy JOe & Ralph: KDTHWHBF

CBS-Bright Horizon: WBBMKMOX weco WMBO WMTKMBC WFBM WIlAS

KGBX-Sally & the Saddle PalsKWTO-Let Geurgt~ 00 It*WAAF·News; The Swillg Shift*WAIT-Mr. !\1oneyman; Bing

Crosby; ~ I!WS

WDZ Billy ScottWEOA-Studio Prgm.WHA·Alllericall Folk Songs; News

of Wisconsin*WlBA·News; Intt:r1ude*WILL·J'\Ioment Musicale: News*WIND-News; Tempting TemposWISi'l-Ann Lcslie's ScrapbookWJJD·Safcty CllUrlWSBT-McCall Sewing COf}lSWSUI·The BookshelfWTAD·Stars on the Horizon*WTAQ-Rainbow Rendezvous j

Nl!ws10:45 A.M.

NBC-David Harum: WHO KsnWMAQ WTM,' KS1'P KG8XWOAF WlEA WAVE W1IlEWLW

CBS-Aunt Jenny's Stories: WMTKMOX WBBM WCCO wr-.mDKMBC WFBM' \VHAS

BN-living Should Be Fun: WOCWEAU WKBH WGBF WKBB

MBS-What's Your Idea?; In YourNei.l;hborhood: WHBF KDTH

KFEQ-Bunkhouse BillKXEL·1S40 ClubKXOK·630 LimitedWeFL.Tip Top Rationed MealsWDZ-BoL & DippyWGN· What's Your Idea!; Morn-

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10:15 A.M.CBS-Second Husband: WBBM

KMOX W(·CO \nSN WMBDWMT KMBC WHAS WFBM

MBS-Kentucky Karnival: WHBFKDTH

NBC-Vic & Sade: WHO KSD\VMAQ WTi\IJ KSTP WDAFWLW WIRE WAVE WGBF

KGBXSpotlight on RhythmKWTO-Red Belcher & His BoysWAAF·Music of TodayWAIT·iS Minutes with the BibleWeFL-Music America Loves\VDZ-Blue Grass RoyWEAU-Mid.Morning MusicaleWEOA-Bureau of Missin.t: Pets;

Prglll. Preview; Baby ShopWG:-';-l\lu~ic31 Milk WagonWlBA-The Texas RaneersWISC·Back to thc BibleWIND·Dauce & RumanceWJJD-Lell DearyWKBH·Wintlt>w Shopper; Cluh

Calendar*WSBT-Hadan Hogan, pianist j

NewsWSUI.Yesterday's Musical Favor­

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WTAQ-Ser\-icel11en's Salute; In­terlude

10:00 A.M.BN-Breakfast at Sardi's; Tom

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NBC-Road of Ufe: WHO KSDWEAU WKBH WMAQ WTMJ\VIBA KSTP WDAF WLWWAVE WIRE WGBF

CBS-Mary Lee T.aylor: WBBMKMOX \lVISN WMBD KMBCWHAS \\'FBM \VEOA

*News: WJJD KWTQ. WIND*KOTJ-I-Newsj l\Iardffhg to ;\Iu-

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Letter from Homepianist:

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WHOKSD

KSTP-Viclor LilH.l1ahrKWK·Easy ListeningKWTO·Sally and Her Saddle PalsKXOK·Holllemakers' Prgm.\VAAF-Canary SerenadeWAIT-J. C. O'HairWeFL·Wheel of FortuneWEAU·Gloorn Chaser; ~'ews of

the NewWH:\.·Beginning the Day*WHAS-News; Musical Vari..•

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9:15 A.M.NBC-The Open Door: WHO KSD

Wl\IAQ WTl\IJ WKBH WillAWEAU KSTP KG6X WDAFWGBF WIRE WAVE WLW

Prgm.; CBS-Kitty Foyle: KMOX WMBDWBBM wero WISN WMTKl\IBC WFBM

CBS-Howard Smith.WEOA

*BN-Roy Porter, news: WCFLCBS-Howard Smith, songs: WIND*News: woe WKBBKFEQ-OId TimersKOHI·Blue EchoesKWTO-Zig and PatsyKXEL-Breakfast ClubKXOK-Food ScoutWGN-MQrning Musical; Muskal

Roundup*WHA-News & Views

WEAU WHAS.Time Out for MusicWHBF-Classified AdtimeWILL-Salon MuskWISH-The Hymn Singer

~WLS·Red Foley & Saddle PalsWROK-Devotions

Magic *WSBT-E:nga!!:ement Book; NewsWSUJ- Your Home Goes to WarWTAD-Prgm. HilitesWTAQ-Aunt Jellny

9:30 A.M.BN-Baby Institute; woe WISH

WOWO WKBBCBS-Amanda of Honeymoon Hill:

KMOX WBnM Weco WISNWMBD WMT KMBC WFBMWHAS ,

MBS-Shady Valley f'olks: WHBFKDTH

NBC-Helpmate: KSIJ WHO KSTPWMAQ WTMJ WDAF WIREWAVE WGBF

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the l,adies. WSUI-Musir Magic

WTAD-Chapcl of AirWTAQ.Easy Aces

9:45 A.M.NBC· Hollywood Theater of the

Air: KSO WHO Wl\1AQ WThlJKSTP WDAF WIRE WG6FWLW

BN·Love Problems: KXEL KGDXWKBH WKBB

CBS· Bachelor's Children: WnBr-.1wCCO KMOX WISN WrBM

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KXEL WDZ-Kay K~y

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TUESDAYS

9:00 A.M.BN-SonQs of a Dreaml!r:

KFEQ WGBFNf. C LNa L~wton: Wl\IAQ

WT\IJ WDAF KSTP\VLW WInE WAV"~

Ci:..S-Vatiallt Lady; KMOX WMTWBBl\1 weco WISN WMBDWFBM

CBS-Poetic Strings: WEOA*!\'ews: WKBH KGBX WROK

WGN WISH WTADDevotions: WSBT KDTlIKi\1nC-Fashion Flashes

After a vacation spent inEuropean and Africantheaters of war, BobHope is back on Tuesdays

(8:15 a.m. Continued)

WDZ-Milton DickeyWfBM-Mrs. FarrellWGN-Good Morni/lg

Rhythm of LifeWHBF·llarmollie-s Round Home;

Musical ClockWHO-Austin at the OrganWIBC-BandwagonWISN-Golden Gate Quartet; Rise:

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8:30 A.M.BN.Breakfast Club: WLS woe

KXOK KFEQNBC-Time for Two:

WKBH WIRE KGBXCBS-This Life Is Mine: WTAQ

WSBT WEOA WHAS*Ne\\s: WSUI KSTPKMBC-The Happy HomeKl\IOX·Jane Porter's

Kitchen*KSO-News: MusicKWTO-Prairie PlayboysKXEL-Jane FosterWArr-National Radio Revival*WAVE-Newsj Rhythmic Melo-

diesWBHf<t·Aurtt Jemima; To be an-

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HeroWIlO-Cliff & HelenWIUe-JamboreeWIND-Rhythm Express*WISN.Nn\s; Rise & ShineWLW·Linda's First LoveWMAQ·Cereal Time; Nl!wsWl\lBD·Breakfast Club\VMT·Me Too TimeWTAD-Organ Ilh,lp~\I{ly

WTMJ· What's New!

8:45 A.M.BN-Breakfast Club: KXELCBS-Landt Trio: WrAQ WTAD

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WI\IAQ-Songs in FashionWl\IBD·Thrift Mes.; Vic. Food

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NBC·Mario Berini:WKUH WHO

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TUESDAYS(E-I3/8)

5:15 P.M.NBC-Music by Shrednik; KSTP

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MBS-Charlotte 'Deeble, organist:KDTH

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Hop Harrigan: WKBB WOCKFEQ-News About You & Your

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4:30 P.M.NBC-JUit PI;Jiin Hill: WHO KSD

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MBS·Quiz Wizard: WHBF KDTH*News: WLS WHAS WOWOKFEQ·Minor ClitesKGBX POI)ular Orche<;tra Parade!KWK,WlIrlll Up TimeK WTO'£lItherham Hobbs & His

Filillle DuslenWAAF..Qfficf: of Civilian De-

fenseWefl-·To be announcedWGN·To be aunvUlicedWI8C·llu\!;h CronWISH·The PadreW,IJO·Tj) be announcedWMBD·l.inda's First Lon

3:00 P.M.BN-Btue frolics: WENn WIaA

WOC WKBH wnOK WEAl)KXEL WISH WOWO WKB8KGBX

NBC·B;Jickstage Wife: KSD WHOWMAQ WTMJ K$TP WOAFWlW WAVE WIRE WGBf'

*CBS·Your Home front Report.er; Fletcher Wile)'; Phil neg:JlI;Phil Hallna; Dyalill Cayle:Wilbur Halch', Orch.; News:W1SN WTAQ WBBM lOmeWMBD weco WMT Kl\10XWFBl\1 WSBT \VHAS \vEOA

*MBS·Walter Compton, news:Kl)TH

*N~ws: WfNO WHBF weFLKFEQ.I'ony £)(J)re.ss RnulldupKFYR·LiRhl of tile WorldKWK·T() bt anliOUliCtdKWTO·Lonnie &: Thelma*\\'AAF-950 Club; New'*WAIT.Ract n~5UI1lt'; Mr,

MOl\tl)'mlln; News; Race Re·SIIItS

WGNAfternooll SerenadeW!BC .Harl)() & TinyWILI.·lllinois Eriitorial ReviewWJJDCollC:ert HallWSVI·Fictioll PM'arleWTAD-~li,,:;~~irl)i Showboat

3:15 P.M.BN·Blut frolics: wGRrNBC·Stella Dallas: KSD WHO

\VIDA WMAQ WTM,I KSTPWOAF WIRE WAVE WLW

KDTIIOrt::aJl TimeKWTO,CoulIly IhromblersWCFL·To be IlnllOullcedWHBF·Listen, Ladies*WILLGood Music; NfwtWIND·Spor." E,liti,.,o

3:30 P.M.NBC·Lorenzo Jones: KSO WHO

WlSA WMAQ WTl\IJ KSTPWDAF WIRE WAVE WLW

CBS·Perry Como, sonos: WEOAW$BT

MBS·Full Speed Ahead: WGNKDTH

*KXEL·IIi, Neighbor; MarketsWAAF·Grab Bag\\'CFL-Tl'\~'a!ury CenterWnZ.Markds; Hymn H()urWGN.Cillsbur!::h's Concert Orch.WfBC·Hugh CrossWILl,· MarketsWIND·Gar~' Civic Forum\\ IHE-Lill~a's First LoveWJJD.Trcasur~· Star ParadeWTMJ·$oIlS of the Pioneers

1:45 P.M.CBS-Perry Mason: WBBM KMOXNBC-Hymns of All Churches:

WHO Wl\1AQ K$TP KSD WLWCBS·Golden Gate Quartet: V'lINDThe Goldbcrgs: KMllC WMBD

WTAD WFBl\! KWTOI<FEQ-MllrketsWAIT·Air Force Cadets*WAvE·Matinee Melodies; NewsWCCO· Vic & SadeWCFL-Yollr Favorite MelodiesWDAF·Tell Me Why\vOZ.Fay WallsWEAU·Mystery ChefWEOA·Oeacollus Sunshine HourWGHf·$tudio Prgm.*WGN·NcwsWHAS·DevotiollalWIlJA-The Texas RangersWJUC·Zeke OgdenWIRE· Editor's Daughter*WISN·News; ~hlSic

WJJO·Oitk BakerWKIHI,Sollle Like It SweetWLS·Mac & HobWMT-Bachelor's ChildrenWOWO-Just Thout:'htsWSBT·SllOppers' GnideWTAQ·Our Gal Sunday*WTMJ·Bulletin Board; News

2:00 P.M.*MBS·Arthur Gaeth, news: KWK

KOTHNBC·Woman of America:

KSD WHO WTMJ\\IDAF WAVE WillEWLW

BN·Songs by Morton Downey;Ha)'mood Paige's Orch,: WoeWLS WROK KXOK KFEQWKBII WISH WOWO

.CBS-News: WI$N WTAQ wecoWFIlM

*News: weFL WIND WBBMWOZ \VTAI) WKBB

Leon Pearson: WHBF WIBAKCBX·The Hot Club1(~1B(,.Hapry KilchenKMOX.The Goldberg!I\:\\'TO·Tcll Me Wb)';'KXE::I.·News; Song St~'les

WAI.F-Bing Crosby, songs*WAIT-l'\ews; Victory SpotlightW£AU·Treasury Star ParadeW(;N Mu~ic MartWHA·Orgall Melodil,!sWI-IAS·Hearts in Harmony\\'IBe·Jud)' Perkins*WILL,COlicert Hour; Nt'wsWJJD·Salt Water Serenade*\VMOD·N~ws; MusicWMT.Young Dr. MaloneWSlll·Campus News; Organ

MclOflies

2:15 P.M.NBC·Ma Perkins: KSO WEAU

WIlO WK BH WMAQ WTMJWIBA KSTP KGBX WDAFWAVE WIRE WLW WGaF

BN·My Tnn Story: woe KXElWnOK WISH \VOWO WKBBw.eFL

MBS-Concert Orchestra: WHBFKOTH

CBS-Joe & Ethel Turp: KMac\\'1'AQ WEOA WSBT

The sixth game of the WorldSeries is scheduled for Tuesday,October 12, at Sportsman Park.Over the MBS Network.

S"" IVQn,or', 41UItlIWCement onOLiJ page.

NBC-Light of the World: KSOWHO WMAQ KSTP WOAFWlBA W£AU WKBH KGBXWGI:SF WAVE WLW

MBS·Nashville Varieties: KOTHWlIBF WCN

BN·Ladies, Be Seated: WROKwoe KXOK WISH WKBB

CBS,We Love & Learn: KMOX\\IMT WBBM weco WISNWMBD WTAO WTAQ KMBCWFBM W:-:'BT \VEOA WI-IAS

*News: WJJD WLSKfEQ.From A to Z in No\'eltyKWTO·Life Can Be BeautifulKXEl.·Teachers' (lIl1ege Prgm,WAIT-Mr. Moneyman; Nav)'

Notes*WCFL·News & VarietiesWOZ·Art of LiviJl.gWmC·Hal'po & Tiny*WII.LThe I)ige~t: NewsWIND-Sentimental SerenadeWHtE·Heaft:; in HarmonyWOWO·PeIlILY WeslWTMJ"Aunl Jenny

See prograM '1s~lngJ for more detail and odditlonal news programs

TUESDAY'S BEST LISTENING

TUESDAYSMBS-Sinfonietta: Alfred Wallen·

~tcil1, cond.: KUTII WIlBF\\ IBC

HBC-St. Louis Serenade: WEAUWKBH WC,RF

*;'e""~; h;:lO wGx W8BMSalute to Youth: WMAQ WHOI)"nce Orc::h.: h\\K WUAF #

*KGOX·Ra.).lIlulld Gram ~""mj;,news

KMBC·Tua RangersKMOX·Freddie & Sethh:::..cTP~alute to YuuthKXI L·Salute tu Chile\\TCO-I'riendly TimeWCFI.·Musk Lo\· ..rs' Pryn.WO,\ YO\\'I Pre:m.WEXU.Treasury E:tar P"r.d.\\ to .. ,\1 ~;lndmall Serenade"'IDA ....Iasterwork~WlHE$larlight TrailWIS/\, CommandosWI.W.l)a!l('e Orch.WOWO·~kylitle ClubWTAI)· 'lour lIome Front Report·

"WTMJ.numpus Room

10:45 P.M:MBS·Sinfonietta: KWKCBS-Raymond Scott's Orch.:

KMOXNBC-St. Louis Serenade: KGBXKMBC r(lngre~s Speaks*KSD H. V. Kaltenborll. news,*KXOK p\.t. M'man; NeW$WBB:\ISalute to Victory; Flcla

!or Freedom*WESR·:"\e"s j Rhythm at Raft·

dom*WGN Ch'erseas ReportWIBC·!\1idstate Scoreboard; la·

terludeWLW·Dallce Orch.WMT·Spotlill:ht on Rhvthm

11:00 P.M.BN·Dance Orch.: WK8B KXELMBS·Dance Orch.: KDTH WGN

WHOI<*CBS·Newsi Dance Orch_: WMT

WMIII) WTAQ WBD:'o1 WSBTWTAD

*NBC·News; Roy Shield & Co.;News: WKUH WTMJ WIBAWAVE WGUf KGBX WHO

*New,: weco WENR KS11)WISH WOWO

*K\lBC-News; Variety Revue*KMOX·Kews; Musical Hour*KSD-News; St. Louis SnenadeKWK·Uncle SamKXOK-Keautiful Music*WDAF,:\pwsj ~loollbeAms

WFB\I-To bf! announcedWIIAS·Masterworks of MusicWJIBF·Columbia Masterworks*\\'IBC-News; Music*\VIND·News; l\lusic for Every.

body*WIHE.News; Music You Want*WISN.News; Marching Along*WI.\v.News; Dance Orch.*WMAQ.News; MOIJIl:nt Musicale

11:15 P.M.MBS·Dance Orch.: WMT KWK

WGNCBS-Dance Orch.: Kl\lBC WFBM*NBC-Roy Shield & Co.; News:

WI\'IAQDance Orch.: WENR W1BC

WLWKSTP·OverseasKXEL·Re\·. Pietsch's HourWCCO·Gene EymanWISH·Sen'ice & SwineWISN·To be olflnouncedWOWO·Proud".. We Hail

11:30 P.M.CBS·Danct Orch.: WINO WMT

WMBD WTAQ WBOM WISNWFU!o,t \\'58T

*BN-Dance Drch.; News: KXOKWOWO WnOK WKBD

*NBC·To be announced: News'WI8A WMAQ WDAF KSOWIRE

MBS-Dance Orch.: KDTII WHUFKWK WIBC

Dnnrp Orrh.; WENR WGNK!'l'lRC-'frl'!lsury Star Parade

.WCCO l\1lJ~terwf)l'kS

*WCFL·Dance Orch.· NewsWHAS-Dream Serenade*WHO·NewsWLW·l\!oon River

11:45 P.M.*BN.Dance Orch.; News: KXEL*NBC-To be announcel; News:

WIIOCBS·DolInce Orch.: KMBC*hSTI' ~ew~

12;00 Mid.*CBS-News; Dance Orchestra.:

WBBM;o.lu~ic You Wan!: WE~R WOWO*K7\lOX Music Alter Midnight;

News.. KSD· Xc",s; Let'~ DanceKSTP OverseasWCCO-Nieht Owls*WGN·New-;; Dance \Iu<;icWIIO.Swilll~ ~hilt :"t1atinuWIND-Night Wat('hWISII .huep J3mboreeWMAQ.Dance Ol'l:h.*WMBD.New!I; Peoria Patrol

End of TuesdolY Programs

W(;N·f}:Ince Orch.\VIIAS·Fort KnOX Concert*WI:-.D i\e\\s; CavilH:ade of

Band,9:15 P.M.

MBS·Sunny Skylar, songs:KDTH \\ 11K

BN-Listen to Lulu: WOC KXELWE:-':R K..XOK KFEQ WO\\OWKOB WISH

*KWK-!\ews; MusicWCfL-Piano Portraits*WGN·Hili Sander!' & Guy Sav·.g.\'vIIOF.E\·ening E\'311gel\\'"1'\O·h Sounds Like ThisWROK-Man'l HOl"St

9:30 P.M.CBS-Congress Speaks; WBBM

KMOX Wl'CO WTAQ WSB i"\VEOA WIIAS

MBS-Muslc That Endures: wHBFKDTH WGN

,~ BN-This Nation at War:WEAU KXOK WROK KfEQwoe WeFI. WKDB

NBC·Red Skelton; Harriet Hil­liard; Ou.ie Nelson's Orch.:WTMJ WMAQ WKBH WIRAWDAF WHO KSD KGHXKSTP WLW \\'A\'E WI HEWGDF

*KMBC-Ne\Vs; -SportsKWK.Popular Orch.KXEL.7\!en. :\Iachines & VictoryWE~II Dance TImeWFB~I-~Ielody TimeWIDC·To be anllouncedWlNO·Nine Thirty EditioDWISH·It's D;mce Time*WISN·):e¥>ll; S",ing TimeW!'lBD-lnler/llczzoWMT-ColifidentiOllly YoursWOWO-Mcet tile ServicemenWTAD·A Drama u! Home Life

9:45 P.M.MBS-Music That EndureS: WROK

WIBCCBS-Ted Husing, sports: weco

KMBC WnBM KMOX WTADWTAQ WIND WEOA WFBMWSBT

*Xe.... s: WENIt KWKKXF.L·Grain Belt RangersWHAS .Jack j3rooksWIS:-.lTrc<lsur)' SLar ParadeWMOD-Window ShopperW7\1T-Oandw agoll,,"OWO-Blue Setlte

10:00 P.M.*CBS·News: wS8T \VEOACBS-I Love a Mystery: KAiBeWBB~I WISN KMQX

NBC·Fred Waring in VictoryTune Time: WMAQ KSO WHO(also see 6 p.m.)

*News: WI-IBF WKBH WROKWTMJ WCFI. WTAQ KXELKXOK KGBX WOAF KFEQ\VTAD weco WEAU WMBOwoe WMT WlBA WLWWOWO WAVE WIRE WHASWKBB

KDTII·Sports RoundupKSTP· Brooks Henderson*KWK·Music; New~

WEN J{·Surllrrler SynlpholleUeWFBM Gilbert Forbes*WGBF RaYlllund Gram Swing*WGN Fuhon Lewis, Jr.WIBC·Tn be anllounced*WI;"'O New,;: Symphonic HourWISH-H. R. Gross

10:15 P.M.*NBC-Harkness of Washington:

WEAU WDAF WGBYCBS-Joan Brooks, songs: WTAQ

K)1Be WSBT WEOA WHAS*BN-News: WItOK KXEL

WK88MBS-Dance Orch_: wme*News: KMOX KWK KDTH

WHO W:".IAQ WTMJSports: KSCJ KXOK WHBFKFEQ.Dance Orch.KGnX·Your Dancin~ DateKSU·A Toast to MelodyKSll'·Tahle lor TwoWBBM.Colony SrrenadeWA V£·To be <lUllouncroweco ,101111 HaleighweFL 0011 ArtisteWFBM·Joseph C. Harsch; Song

·ShopWGN-Chicll~O at Night*WlDA·R:I~'l'lond Gram Swing,

new<liiW1UE,Tcxas RaneersWISH ~OIle:S of the Islands*WIS~·On the Ten-Fifteen; News*WKOH.lhrmond Gram Swing,

newsWLW Gregor Ziemer, Back·

groundWMBD.Oancin~ Party*WMT·Fulton lewis, Jr., newsWOC-Ling"r AwhileWOWOTharies L. DeVaultWTAD Dance Orch.

10:30 P.M.CBS·Raymond Scott's Orch.:

WTAQ \VilAS WEOA WSBT\\'MT WMBD

*BN-Dance Orch.; News: WoeKFEQ KXOK WHOK WISHwlmn

WGN·Confidentially YoursWIND·Soft & Mellow*WKBIj \\ ar Corre!pondentWROK.Trusury Star Parade

7:30 P.M.BN-Duffy's; Ed Gardner; Johnny

Johnstone; Paul Wenon'sOrch.. KfEQ K.\EL KXOKwOC WLS \\I~H \\·OWOWKDB

NBC-HoraCe Heidt, with FrankieCarle &: Musical Knights:WMAQ WDU WK8H KSTP\.... EAU WIB.\ KG8X WDAFWLW WIRE WA\'E WGBFWIlO KSD (also aL 11 p.m.)

*CBS·Judy Ca.nova. Show; CetilBrown, ne\\s: \\'HHM KMOXW)1UD WMT weco KM8CWT>\Q WrB7\1 WSBT WHASWBu.\ WI~N WTAD

KDTH.Army t\ir ForceKWK.Fullny Money ShowWCFL·Tn h" annountedWG:'l·HolI)'"ood Casting OfficeW1lBF·Studio I'resentsWIND.Captain Michael fieldingWROK.CallLp Grant BandW~UI-Sports

7:45 P.M.KWTO·Jestill!l: w;th the JestersWGN·Dallce Orch.W[ND·Time to RememberWSUI·Musicale

8:00 P.M.NBC·Mystery Theater; KSD

WHO WMAQ WTMJ KSTPWDAf/ WIRE WAVE WL\\'

*MBS·Gabriel Heiltter; NeVI'S:WIBC WIlOF KWK WGNKDTH

CBS·Burns & Alieni Jimmy Cash;felix Mills' Orch.: WBBM.WMDD WTAU WTAQ KMOXRhlDC WMT WIIAS WEOAWISN WCCO W.'OM WSBT

BN·Famous Jury Trials, drama:WENR woe \VIIlA KXELKXOK WISII W0\\10

*Nc¥>s: WCfL WIIAKFEQ-Popular MusicKGBX Clifford PattersonKMBC·Non~lcttes; 1 Sustain the

WingsWEAU-Salute to YouthWGBF·Studio Pr~m.

*WIND·Ne....s; American Women;Intermezzo

WKnU-That Man ¥>ith the BandWKUH.Que:.tion Clinic; The

Name You Will Remember*WROK-News; Soldiers' Grab­

B.gWSUI·Undl"rll.tanding Latin Amer­

ica

8:15 P.M.MBS-Gracie Fields' Victory Show:

WIIBF*News: WGN KOTHKFEQ,PoJ>ular Mu~ic

KGBX-10·2-4 RauchKWK-ConficlentialIy YoursWeFL-1l1. Conferencc Prgm.WIJjC-Spotlj~ht Oil RhythmWKBH·The Name You Will Re-

memberWSUI·Treasury Star Parade

8:30 P.M.NBC-Fibber McGee & Molly; Bill

Thomllson; l~abel Randolph;King's !\len; Billy Mills' Orch.:WOAI' KG OX WHO WLWKSD Wi\lAQ WTMJ WKBHWIllA WEAU WOAF KGBXKSTP WIRE WGBF WAVE

CBS-Report to tht Nation:KMOX weco WTAQ WTADWMT W1SN KMHC WBBMWFBM WSBT WHAS WEOA

BN-Victory Parade of Spotlil}htBands; S')(Irts: WOC WENRKXOK KFEQ KXEL WISHwowo WK130

MBS-The Cisco Kid; WHBFKWK KDTH wmc

WCFL·Labor FlashesWGN·Ahoy AmericaWIND-Musically SpeakingWMBD·llelen West, songs

8:45 P.M.WCFI,-Any Bonds Tonight 1*WIND-Dr. Gerhard SchacherWl\1HD·Peorla Home Front*WSUI-News

9:00 P.M.*MBS-John B. Hughes, news:

KDTH WIII3F KWK WIDCCBS-Passport for Adolms; Robert

YOUII!t: WMBD Kl\tOX WISNWTAQ WCCO WBB:".I WMTWTAD WSBT WEOA KMBC

NBC·Bob Hope Show; VeraVagu('; Franre!' Langford: JerryColonna; Stan Kenton's Orch.:WKBH \VIDA WDAY \VTMJKSD WHO WMAQ WDAFKGBX KSTP WLW WAVEWIRE WEAll \\'GHF

A picture 01 Frllnee, Lllng!orrJ.mil' lie IOllnd on j:l4ge 11.

*BN·Raymond Gram Swing.news: KXEI. WENR KXOKKFEQ wrCN WROK woeWISH WOWO WKBB

*WCFL·NewsWFilM-StoHt Field Show

CBS-American Melody Hour;Eileen Farrell; Bob Hannon;Evelyn MacGregor; RemoBolognini: WMT KMBC W5BTWCCO WISN KMOX WBmlWTAQ WHAS WEOA WFB~I

"TADNBC-Salute to Youth; Raymond

Paige's Orch.; r.:adine Conner;William L. White: WIHA\\lDAF WKDH WAVE WGBF

*r-.-ew,,: WHO \\G" \'v~'UD

WOwO WEAU KXOK KF'EQSports: KDTH KWTOKSD·Julie O'Neill & CompanyKSTP-Thlo!e Quarter TimeKXEL·The Texas Ranc:-ers*WAIT·Mr. Moneymani Sportsj

Xews; Mr. ~10neyman

*WCFL-N.·ws; Plano PortraitsWHA·Masterworks of Music*WHBF·i\'lw:s; SUJJIlcr Melodie.WI[lC·Jillllllie Allen*WILL-Evening Conterl; News*WIND-!\ews: Frank SinatraWlnE·Symphonic SwingWISH-H. R. GrOiS\\'LS·Here·s to RQmanceWLW-The Lion's RoarWMAQ-Musk:i1 Entre; Supper

Mu"icWROK-Dinner MUlIic; Good

NewsWTMJ-Those We Serve

6':45 P.M.*NBC-H. V, Kaltenborn, news:

W)IAQ KSTP WLWMBS-Confidentially Yours: KDTH

WHDF WIBCBN-Pop Stuff: woe WCBS*News: KSO WlUE WKHBKFEQ-SupermanKGBX·Three )1llids & 3 MikeKWTO,CorJlfield FolliesKXEL·I-1ollywood Casting OfficelLXOK-Lynnie CastileWCFL-G,:.psy StringsWEAU·Bill Stern, sportsWGN·Your Key to HappineS!WHO·Austin & Fair, pianistsWIND-Police HeadtluarlersWJSH-Sports RoulldullWJJO.Suppertime FrolicW1\IBD-I Love a MysteryWOWo-Stuuy in VelvetWROK·Sporu

7:00 P.M.NBC-Johnny Presents; Ginny

Simms; Bombardiers Chorus;Edgar Fairchild's OC(:h.: WMAQWTMJ WIDA WEAU WIIOKSD wnAF h:G8X KSTPWKBH WA\'E WIRE WLWWGBF

CBS-Big Town: KMOX WecoWISN WBRM WMT WTAQWF8M \\'SBT WHAS WEOAWlolBD WTAD

MBS-To be announced: WlBCKWK WHBF

*BN-Earl Godwin, news: KXELWOC WLS KXOK KFEQWROK WISH WOWO WKBIl

*News: WCFL WHAKDTH-Make Believe BallroomKMB(.Of Health & HappinessKWTO-JukebCJx JambCJreeWGN.Ginsburgh's Concert Orch.,*WI!'D·?'ews; Soft & MellowWSUI·United ~tates in the 20th

Century

7,15 P.M.BN-Lum and Abntr: WLS woe

KXOK KXEL WISH WOWOKFE.Q·Popular Orch.*KMBC-uh..in C. Hill, NewsKWK-Soldiers of the PreS!WCFI.. Varieties; 00 You Know

the Answer?

Drama

7:30 Horace Heidt, with Frankie Cal"leand Musical Knights, NBC

7:30 Duffy's; Ed Gardner, BN7:30 Judy Canova Show, CBS8:00 Burns and Allen, CBS8:30 Fibber McGee and Molly, NBC8:30 Victory Parade of Spotlight

Bands, BN9:00 Bob Hope Show, NBC9:30 Red Skelton, NBC

Classical Music

P.M.7:00 Big Town, CBS

"'8:00 Mystery Theater, NBC8:00 Famous Jury Trials, BN9:00 Passport for Adams, CBS

P.M.6:30 American Melody Hour, CBS

(13/8--E)

NIGHT

6:00 P.M.

BN·Cohen, the Detective: WKBUCBS·[ Love a Mystery: WCCO

W)tT WHAS \\fFBM*MBS·Fulton lewis, Jr., ntws;

wrac WHOK wllm~ KDTHNBC·Fred Waring in Vittory

TUlle Time: WTMJ WEAUWKSH WlBA WDAF KGnxWLW WAVE WIRE WGUFKSTP (aL.o at 10 p.m.)

*Ne'o's: WTAD WCfL WLS\VOZ KWTO W1S~ KXEL

*~ew$; Sports: KMBC KWKWI~U KSD

Dr. Preston Bradley: Ki-'EQwllO

KMOX-Sports ReviewKXOK.AmeriCiln FantasyWA,U'.Try &: Stump UsWAIT-Need a Job!*WBB~I·News; Alvin J. Stein·

kop! newsWEOA·Our TownWGN.Jobnny Betts\VIIA·Organ ReverieWILL-Uetween ,ihe LiliesWIHE SymphOniC SwingWISH·Navy SaluteWJJO,Bonnie AtcherWMAQ-Sweet & SpanishWMBD·Sports; Tune of TooayWOC·Treasury Star ParadeWOWO·Music & MemoricsWSBT·Extra" in MusicWSUI·Dinner Hour MusicWTAQ·Sports

6:15 P.M.*NBC·News of the World; John

W. Vandercook: WIIO KSDWTM.I WMAQ KSTP KGDXWDAF WEAU WlHE WGBFWAVE

MBS-The Johnson Family; JimmieScribner: KL>TH

CBS-Harry James' Orch.; HelenForrest; Johnny McAfee: WISNWCCO KMOX WTAQ WMTWBBM WMBD WTAD WFBMWSDT WHAS WEOA

*:\'ews: WROK WKBH woeWLW WIBC

KF'EQ.Popular Music*KMBC·WorlJ TudOlY; NewsKWK-Rush Hughes Prgm.KWTO·Haden FamilyKXEL·BolldwagollKXOK·Terry & the PiratesWAAF-Juke BoxWAlT-Dave ~1inor

WeFt·Musical Motorcade; DoYou Know the Answer!

WGN-Wheel of FortuneWIIDF·Music for AmericansWI6A·Dinner MelodyWILL-Treasury Star ParadeWIND·Garden FairWISH-To be announcedWLS·lIoyd Burlin!';;ham; Smile

MarketWOWO-Abe Andrews

6:30 P.M.BN-Andrini Continentales; woe

WKOB

Where there 1$ no listingfor a stotion its precedingprogram is Oft the air.

WGBFWGN

KDTHWIHE

sports:hWY.

WROKWliA

News and Discussion

VarietyP.M.

2:00 Songs by Morton Downey, BN3:00 \'our Home Front Reporter, CBS6:00 and 10:00 Fred Waring in Vic·

tory Tune Time, NBC6:30 Salute to Youth, NBC7:00 Johnny Presents, NBC

AM.11:00 Boake Carter, MBS

P.M.12:00 H. R. Baukhage, BN

6:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr., M BS6:15 News of the World, NBC7:00 Earl Godwin, BN8:30 Report to the Nation, CBS9:00 Raymond Gram Swing, BN9:00 John B, Hughes, M S:'

5:45 P.M.*BN·L 0 well Thomas, news:

WLWBN·Captain Midnight: KXEL

WE:-oR woe KXOK KfEQWOWO

*CBS·The World Today; Mean­ing of the News: KMOXWBBM WCCO WISN W:-'IBDWTAQ WTAD \HIT WSBTWHAS \vEOA

NBC-Bill Stern,Mb~·::.upelmall:

WIDC WHBF*j\'('w~: Wj\IAQ

\VSUISports: WHl.J WKBHKGHX-EllSY AcesKMBC·\Ve~L\·rll EthoesKSD·Music Well DonI:KSTP-Brooks HendersonKWTO·Schaffer Sisters*WAVE·Win the War; NewsW<.TL-Piano Melodies*WDAF-News; SportsWEAl' Itadio Show Window;

Toast 10 Amcric:il's Allies;Spurts

",rBM·Gilbert Forbes*WIIO·t\ews; Sports*WIDA-Sports: News\\"1~I)·BiIl AnsonWISII·(1aseball RoundupWJJI)-Workers for VictoryWK8B Sports; Interlude

(5:30 p.m. Continued)

~u!,erman: WTAD WEAU WMBDWGuF

KMBC.Salute to the StilU &Stripes

KSTP·Music::aleKWK.Popular MusicKWTO·Lum and Abner*WAIT·Dinner Danf:e; News;

SportsWCFL.Popular MusicWDAF.This Is Your WarWGN-Saf('ty J,egion TimeWFBM·Hooslers at WarWHA·Adventure StoriesWIIAS·llere's LuckWIHC·Dance TimeWINO·Star I'arade*WISNNews; Show WindowWLW Lum & AbnerWSBT South American MagicWSUI·MusicWTAQ.We Also Serv(>

Burns and Allen arc backin the old Tuesday nightstand after an enjoyablesummer doing camp shows

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Hildegarde made the gradeafter a summer tryout,but moved with "Beatthe Band" to Wednesday

12:00 MoonCBS· life Can Be Beautiful:

KMOX WBBM WCCO WMBDWHAS

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Markets: KFEQ WHOKDTII·Songs b).' Paul; TI,orpe

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K~TP-t:al KarnstetltKWrO·Home FolksWAAF·Symphonic Hour"',\IT-820 ClubWAVE-Texas CowboysWOAF-llymns of All ChurcbesW£AU-Doughboy Jackpot Prgm_;

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KXOI<MBS-Hank Lawson's Music Mix­

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table MarketsW~tAQ-Rev(!ille RoundupWOWO·~tarkets; Tom Wheeler

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KSTP·Hous('hold ForumKWTO·Ozark Farm HourKXOK·My True StoryWAIT-Mr. Mone)'man; Need

Job?WAVE·JackpotWoZ.Markets: At Your ServiceWEAU·Markets; Songs of Yes-

terdayWHO-Ranch House JimWIBC-Markets; ~Iusic; Oa\'e

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FlashesWnIJ·Guidin!it Light

11,15 A.M.CBS·Big Sister: KMOX WBBM

WMT weco \VMBD KI\18CWHAS WFBM

MBS·Bill Hay Reads the Bible:WROK WHBF

NBC·Words & Music: WEAUBN-Meet Your Neighbor: WKBBEditor's Daughter: WDAF WOWO

WLWKDTlI·South American MusicKFEQ·Jack :\IanningKGBX-Breakfast at Sardi'sI<SO-The Story of PlasticsKWK·Rush Hughes PrRm.KXEL-Tire Clinic; Freedom's

Heroes; Interlude*WAAF-NewsWAIT-Hawaiian MelodiesWAVE-Melody SouvenirsWCFL·~lusi..:al

WDZ·Four Polka Dots\\'EOA-11 :15 Local; Entertain·

ment Hints; Church & SchoolNe.....s

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11,30 A.M.BN-N.. t'l Fum & Home HOo,lr:

woe KXEL WEAU KXOKKGBX WGaF W1SH "'KBB

CBS-Roml.nee of Helen Trent:WMT KMOX W8B:\1 WCCOWMBD WISN KMBC WTAQWTAo WHAS WEOA WFB:'IIWSBT

MBS-Co..st GuardWROK WHOF

NBC-Mirth & Madness: WOAF*News: WGN WKOIl WIRE

WMAQKOTH.Family Farm Cirel..KFEQ-A Farm You like to OwnKSO- Vocal VarietiesKSOO·Dance Orch.KWTO-MarketsWAAF-Hit the Jackpot*WAIT·l'o1r. Moncyman; Waltz

Time; NcwsWAVE o('votionalWCFL-Makc-Belie\'e DancelBndWoZ-Lettie LaneWHA-Our Ilearts Wtre Young &

Ga}'; MusicaleWHO-Sweet RiverWlBA-Perpetual Notions; Farm

RoundupWlaC Jimlny DickensWII.L Orchestra Hall*WIND-News; Club EncoreWJJD·Nu'! Radio Per~naJili~

WLS·Li,·e<tock; "oultry ;\larhts:The Ioarm You Wnulol Like toOwn

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11,45 A.M.CBS-Our Gat Sunday:

WBBM weco WISNWIIAS \\IEOA WI'I:3"'1WMT KI\lUC WTAD

KFEQ-Prairit SerenadersKSO-~tl to \lu~i('

KSTP-F1ofl!JlCe MurphyKWTO-!\Ian at the Stockyards*WAYENp\\s: Livestock: Sav-

in~s Titlk\'.DAF-Voice of the ArmvWDl Pause for Worship:' Singing

Ney,sWGN·June Baker, lIome :'-Ian·

ag:ement

WTMJKSTPWLW

10,45 A.M.NBC·David Harum: WHO KSO

Wl\1AQ W'D-I.I KSTP KGBXWDAr WIHA WAVE WIREWLW

BN-Livlng Should Be Fun: WOCWEAU WKBH WGBf WK80

CBS·Aunt Jenny's Stories: WMTKMOX WB8M weco WMBOKMBC WFBM WHAS

MBS·What's Your Ide~?; In YourXeighborhood: WHBF

Kf"EQ-Chel &: VioletKWTO·HolI)·wood :Sotes & MusicKXEL·151O ClubKXOK-630 LimitedWCFL·TIp-Top Ratiuned MeallWDZ·Bob &. DippyWGN-What's Your Idea!; Morn·

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WIBC-Interlude: What'. YourIdea!

WINo·Sing AlongWISH.Listen, I.adi{'s*WISN·Newa; .\Iusie*-WLS·/\,,,wsWOWO·llon &: Hrl('nWROK.\,ictory FOod ClubWSUT-Pla'llation EchoesWTAO.Rbytbm Musicale\\TAQ All About WOlllen

11,00 A.M.*CBS·Kl.te Smith Speaks: Ted

Collins, news: KMOX W8B:\1WCCO WfS~ W~IBO WMl\HAD KMBC WTAQ WEQAwnnl WSBT WIIAS

NBC·Words & Music: KGDXweBr

*MBS·Boake Cuter, comm.:KWK WGN ''''IIBF WROK

SN·Is Your Life Counting To·.Ia)?' WKBB

*-Ney,s: Kill'll WCFL WINDWOC

Linda's f"ir~1 Love: WDAF WillA"\"OWO

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WHA-Homemakers' Prgm_*\rIOC.Ney,s; MailbagWILL Good Neighbor Guide\\'MBD·Your Friendly NeighborWMT.Tidy Housekeepers; Listen,

LadiesWSBT.Gospel Melodies\VSUI-Here's All IdeaWTAO-Barrel of Dough*WTAQ.News; Trading Post;

Letter from Horne10,15 A.M.

NBC·Vic & Sade: KSD WHO~\ ,\IAQ WT!\o'lJ KSTP WDAFWGBF WIRE WAVE WLW

CBS·Second Husband: WBBMKMOX WCCO WISN WMBOWMT KMBC WFl;Sto! WHAS

MBS-Kentucky Karnival: WHBFKDTH

KGBX·Spotlii;ht 011 RhythmKWTO·Red Belcher & His Bo).·s\\'AAF-Mu~ic of TodayWAIT·15 Minutes "ith tbe BiblQWeFL·Music America Loves\VDZ-Blue Grass RoyWEAU·Mid·!\1orlliHg MusicalWEOA-Bureilu of MissinJl' Pets;

Prgm. Preview; Baby ShopWGN-Multkal Milk Wagol:WISA·The Texas RangersWIllC-Back til the Bible*WILL-Moments Musical('; NewsWIXD-oance &: RomanceWJJO-Fashions ill MelodvWKBH·Window Shuppe.~; Club

CalendarWSB'r.Harlan Hogan. pianistWSUI-Yesterda)"s Musical Favor­

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10,30 A.M.*BN-News: woe WISH WLS

KFEQ KXOK \VOWO WKBBhAEL \\'IWK

NBC·Dramatic Sketch:WHO WMAQ KSDWDAF WAVE WIREWGBr

MBS·Happy Joe & Ralph:WHBF

CBS·BTlght Horizon: WCCO WMTKMOX WOBM WM8D KMBCWFBM WHAS

KoTH-Gift Clubl\GBX-Chime TimeK\\'TO-Five of a Kind*WAAF·News; The Swin" Shift*WAIT·Mr. MOfleyman; Bing

Croshy; NewsWDZ-Billy Scott\VEOA-StudioWHA-Answering You; News of

Wisconsin*WIBA-News; Iliterludll:*WISO News: Temptin~ TempesWISN Ann Leslie's ScrapbookWJJo.Safety Court*WSBT :oI'ey,·s; Treasury Song

Parade: Job Reporter\\·SUI·The OookshelfWTAD·Stars on Ihe Horiu,"*WTAQ· Baillbow Reudenous;

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WSBT·DevotiollsWSUI Greek Literature

9,15 A.M.NBC-The 0gen Door: KSO WHO

WKBH W:\IAQ WTMJ WIBA"EAU WOAF KGBX KSTPWIRE WGBF WAVE WLW

*BN·Roy Porter. news: WCFLCBS-Kitty Foyle: KMOX WMBD

WMT WBBM weco WISNKMIK WFBM

CBS-Console Melodies: WIND\VEOA

*News: woe WKBBROTH·Olue EchoesKFEQ-Old TimersKWTO·Zilil: and Pau;yKX EL· Breakfast ClubKXOK-Food ScoutWGN.Morning Mu.sical; Mu~ical

RoundupWHAS·Tillle Out for MusicWHBF·Cla<sified Ad Tim"WILL-Salon :'olusicWISH·The Hymn SingerWtS Bed Folcy &: Saddle PalsWROK·l)pvotions*WSBT.En!o':a~elllelltBook; NewsWTAD·Program HililesWTAQ.Aullt Jellny

9,30 A.M.BN·Baby Institute: WOC WISH

WOWO WKBBCBS·Am.. nda 01 Honeymoon Hill:

KMOX WOB)I WCCO WISNWMBI) KMBC WFB:'I1 WIIASWMT

NBC·Helpmate: KSO \VTMJWHO WMAQ WoAF KSTPWA \'E WGBr WIRE

MBS·Shady Vlolley Folks: KOTHWBHF

Markets: KFEQ WOZ*KFYR-:\ews; :'\-fusic; ResumeKGBX-Musical WorkshopKWK·May Kenlledy McCordRWTO.I!yltln SingKXEL·Shopper's Guide March·

time j r-.larketsWAIT-Family AltarWCFL.Rusty GillWEAU-Mendillg !\felodies\VEOA·StudioWGl\·Tuncs & OpportUnitiesWHA·Fun Time; Musical Inter·

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the LadiesWrAD·Chapel of Air

9,45 A.M.NBC-.Hollywood The.lter of the

Air: KSU WIIO WMAQ \VTMJKSTP \vOAi" WIRE WGBFWLW

ON-love Problems: KXEL KGDX"KBB WKBB

CBS-Buhelor's Children: WCCOWBBM KMOX WISN WFBM

*News: K\VK WMTKFEQ.PfluJtry Topics; Markets*KMBC·News; Livestock; Pro·

gram NotesKWTO Markets*KXOK-Musicale; Fad or Fan·

tasy; NewsWAVF. Melodic InterludeWCFL· VarietiesWDZ·Kay Key*WEAU·i\lystet)' Woman: Ne"-s*WEOA·News; tudioWHAS·~fusiul VarietiesWIIOF·Ration News &: ViewsWillA TrC3ltUry ParadeWIND Strictly InstrumentalWISH·("onsole PicturesWLS Eddie &: Fannie Cavanaugb*Wi\lBD·Messenger; NewsWoe·Allen RothWOWO Rendez·vous with Ro·

maliceWSBT-Your 1\I0rlliug Dalewsn Kpf'piug Fi1 for Vi..:toryWTAQ ~ervicemel\'$ Salute; In·

terlude10,00 A.M.

CBS·C.ptivuors: WISN KMOXwero "'EOA KAlBC \VilAS

BN·Brukf..st .t Sardi's; TomBrencman. m.e.: woe KXELK:XOK KFEQ Wl.S WROKWOWO WlSi-I WKBB

NBC-Road of Life: KSO WHOWMAQ WTMJ WEAU WK8nWLW WAVE \\1110:: WGUFWillA KSTP Wl)AI~

*News: Wllef WIND WJJOKWTO

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WMT.Mary MilesWSUI·Musiral Miniatures*WTi\1J·Wendell Hall; News

8,30 A.M.BN·Breaklast Club: WOC WLS

KXOK KFEQNBC-Vocalist; Orch.: WKBH

W[AU WInECBS·This Life Is Mine: WTAQ

WS8T WEOA WIIAS*News: WSUI KSTPKGBX·Littie ConcertK:\IBC·The Happy HonleKMOX·Jane Porter's Magic

Kitchen*KSO·Ne.ws; MusicKWTO-Prairie P'layboysKXEL·Jane FosterWAIT-Message of Israel*WAVENews; Rhylbmic Melo·

diesWBB:'.1 Aunt Jemima; To be an-

nuuncedweCO·John RaleighWOZ Carter FamilyWGN-Top 0' the :'\-1orning*WlIA.Morning l\-ldodies; News

& ViewsWl-lUF'-Womell in the News; In·

terludeWHO-Oiff &: HelenWIBC-JamboreeWINO·nhythm Express*'VISN·News; Rise &: ShineWJJO-Nat'l Radio Personalities\\'lW·Linda's Fir<t Love*\Vi\tAQ-Cereal Time; NewsWi\1BD Dn:akfast ClubWMT·l\1e Too TimeWTAO·LOlle Star RangerWTMJ·What's New!

8,45 A.M.BN·Breakfast Club: KXEL ~CBS-Landt Trio: KMOX WTAQ

WHAS WEOA WFB;\I WSBrWTAO

*NBC-Robert SL John, news:WKBH WEAU KGBX KSTPWOAF

*Kews: KWK WIND WHOMelodies: WIRE KSD "'\ITKFEQ-Markets; On the Farm

FrontK:'I1UC-P. Hans Flath, organist*KWTO·~e\\s; ~1ike Dosch &

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/\'ey,sWLW·Bip; SisterWMAQ-SonC!s in FashionW~IBD·Thrift Message; Vic. Food

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Reports

9,00 A.M.NBC-LorI. Lawton: WMAQ KSo

WTMJ WOAF K~TP WHOWIRE WAVE WI-W

CBS-Vl.lil.nt Lady: K\tOX WMTWnOM WCCO WISN W:\fBDWFBM

BN.Songs of a Dreamer: KXELKFEQ WLS

CBS·Sophisticators: WEOA*News~ KGBX WROK WGN

WISII WTADKDTII·Oevotion~

K:'IIBC-Fashion FlashesKWK·Easy Listeningh. \\''1'0 "';olly l(. Her Saddle PalsKXOK·llomemakeu' PTl;m.WAAF(ilnarv Sl>relladeWAIT J_ C. O'HairWeFL Wheel of Fortulle:WEAU·Gloom Chasers: News of

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7,15 A.M.CBS-To be announced; Odd Side

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\VJJD \HAD WLWMusical Clock; WeFt W~IBD

WROK \VIREDr. Preston Bradley; KSD WGNTime to Shine: WIIO \\'owO

7,30 A.M.CBS-Music Men: WEOABN·Tex.lS Jim Robertson: WOWO*News: \VOZ WHO KXQK

WJJD WTAQ KWTO WHASWAVE WKBB

KDTJI-GenzeleersKFEQ-Millor ClitesKCnX-Morning Pick-UpKMBC-Midland MinstrelsKSD·1O·2.4 RanchKSTP-8en LeightonKWK-Solls of the Pioneers

7,45 A.M.CBS-Golden Gate Quartet: \VEOANBC·Reveille Roundup; Louise

Massey & the Weslerners:WOC KCaX WAVE WGBF

*News: KMOX KSD KWKWJJD WTAD WHA WFBMWOWO

KOTH-Manpower; Rh).,thm atReveille

KFEQ. Breakfast ClubKMBC-Texas RangersKSTP-MusiuleKWTO-Slim and ledKXEL·Faith Temple Baptist

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8,00 A.M.*CBS·News: WTt\Q WEOAeN· Breakfast Club; Don Mc­

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NBC·Everything Goes: WEAUKGBX KSTP

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KXEL·Sugar Creek GangWAIT·Ann Hunter*WAVE·Sports; NewsWHBM·Sonij of the PioneersWCFL.-Piano Melodies; Do You

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5:30 P.M.Shall Have Music:

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4:15 P.M.BN-Three Romeos: WEAU woe

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4:30 P.M.CBS-Are You a Genius?: WISN

WTAQ WCCO WHAS \vEOAWSBT

BN-Sea Hound: WROK KXELwoe WKBB WCFL

NBC-Just Plain Bill: WHO KSDWMAQ WTMJ WE:AU KSTPWDAF WLW WAVE WIRE

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Superman; WTAD WEAU WMBD4:45 P.M. WGB,.

NBC·Front Page Farrell: WMAQ 10-2·4 Razlch: WIRE WSBTWHO WTMJ WEAU KSD KMBC·Salute lo the Stars &KSTP WDAF WIRE WAVE StripesWLW KMOX·Ben Feld Show

CBS-American Women: W1\1T KSTP·!\1u$il:aleKMOX WBBM WISN weco KWK.Pol'ular MusicWTAQ WMDD KFAB KMBC KWTO·Dance Ort:h.WF8M WSBT WHAS WEOA *WAIT·Dinncr Dance; News;

BN-Captalo.. Midnight: KFEQ SportsWROK Wl(BB WCFL'Pl'lpular Music

Dick Tracy: WENIl KXEL WFBl\I·Honsil'rs at WarKDTH-Hasten the Day WGN-Sa[I'ly Legion TimeKGBX·A to Z in Novelty WlIA-Adventure SloriesKWTO·Haden Family WHAS·Here's LuckKXOK·To be announced WIIO-Treasury Star ParadeWAAF·Bing Crosby, songs Wme·Dance TimeWCFL-To be announced WIND·Star ParadeWDZ-Tr~asury Star Parade *WISN.News; Show WindowWHBF·Cousin Peggy WKBH-1vor)' TowerWIBe·Turf Time WLW-Lum & AbnerWISH·Sportsman's Club WSUI-Musil;*WKBH·Orgall Moods; News WTAQ·Easy Acl's*WOC-News 5:45 P,M.WOWO·Superman *BN-Lowell Thomas,WTAD-Treasury Star Parade WLW

BN-Captain Midnight: WENIt5:00 P.M. WOC KXEL KXOK KFEQ

BN~Terry & the Pirates: KFEQ WOWOwOC KXEL \VENR WISH. *CBS-The World Today; Mean.wowO WKBB WROK KXOK ing of the News: KMOX WMT

*NBC·News; Navy Band; WDAF WBBM wero WISN WMHOWeBI' \\ITAQ WTAD WHAS WEOA

*CBS.Quincy Howe & Eric Seva· WSBTreid, news: WEOA NBC-Bill Stern, sports;

*NelVs: KMOX W('CO WHO MBS-Superman: WGNWIND WCFI. WBBM KSTP WIBC WHBF WIWKWAVE WMBD WJJD *News: WMAQ WHA

Superman: WISN \\'MT WSUlKnTII.Prayer & P. K. Gordon Sports: WTMJ WKBHKMRC·Rose Room *News; Sports; WHO WDAF*KSD News; TUlle Up Time KGBX·Easv Aces*KWK-Scores & Highlights; KMHC-We~tern Efhoes

News KSD·Music Well Done*WAAF·Ne-wsj Club Melody; KSTP·Brooks Henderson

Sports KWTO-Alpell Brau ProgramWAIT-Amusell'lenl Guide *WAVE.\\'in the War; NewsWDZ·Screw Ball Club WCFL· Varieties*WEAU·News; Radio Show Win· WEAU-Radio Show Window;

dow Sports*WFBM-News; Interlude WFHM.Gilbert Forbes*WGN·Swing It; Teuth ·Inning; *WIBA.Sports; News

Evening Serenade: News WIND·BiII AnsonWHA Musical Varieties WISH-To be anno\lncedWHAS·Herbie Koch, organist WJJD-Workers for Victory*WHBF·N e w s; Unbelievable WKJ-lR S-""r'<i.; Inl""I,,,' ...

Facts*WIBA·News; Rhythm Ramblers*WlBC·News; Lesler Huff*WILL-Music of the Masters:

NewsWI HE·Romantic Melodie~

W,I.m·Pan Ame'ricanaWKBH-Kiddies' HourWLW·Streamlined MelodiesWMAQ·Music at FiveWSDT-Mort Linder Reporting

WMAQKSTP

WAVE

Wife:WTMJWIRE

NBC-BackstageKSD WHO\\'uAF WGBFWLW

*MBS·Walter Compton, news:KDTH

BN-Blue Frolics: WENR WOCWKBH WlBA WROK \.\lEAUWISH WOWO KXEL WKBB

*News; WIND WHBt-' WCFLKFEQ·Pony Express HoundupKWK·To be announcedK\'vTO·Lolluie & Thelula*WAAF·950 Club; News'WAIT·Race Resume; Mr. Money·

manWWC-Harpo & Tiny*WILL·Music Appreciation; NewsWJJD-To be announced\\'SUI.League of Women V()tersWTAD·To be announced

3:15 P.M.NBC-Stella Dallas: WHO WIBA

KSD Wl\IAQ WTMJ KSTPWOAF WAVE WIRE WLW

ON-Blue Frolics; WGBFKDTH·OI'gan TimeKWTO-County RamblersWCFL· To be annoullcedWIIBF-Listen, LadiesWIND· Sports EditionWROK·Untie SamWSUI·Melorlies

3:30 P.M.*BN-"Time" Views the News:

woe \\lEAU' WKBH WGBFwowa WKBB KXEL WISHWROK WCFt

CBS-Something to Talk About:KMBC Kl\10X WMBD WFBMWHAS

NBC·Lorenzo Jones: KSD WHOWIRA WMAQ WTMJ KSTPWDAf WLW WAVE WIRE

MaS-Full Speed Ahead: KDTHCBS-Perry Como, songs: WEOA

WSBT*News: WB8M KFEQKWTO-Zig and PatsyWAIT·Mr. Moneyman; News;

Race ResultsWeCO·Calling All W(lmenWENR·Beulah KarneyWHA.·Uni"ersity ForumWmC·Jimmy DickeJlsWIND· Race ResultsWISN·To be announcedWMT·The Goldbergs*WSUI-News; Freshman Takes

the PlatformWTAQ-Treasury Star Parade

3:45 P.M.CBS-Mountain Music: WTAQ

WISN WEOA WMTNBC-Young Widder Brown: KSD

WHO WIBA WMAQ WTMJKSTP WDAF WLW WIREWAVE

KFEQ. Bohemian Orch.KM BC·Vic & SadeKMOX-Linda's First LoveKWTO~I..(lnnie & His Corn-

huskersKXF:L-i\lovie TimeWBBM Mr. MoneybagsWeFL·To be announcedWEAU-We lO\) Serve*WENR-Off the Record; NewsWFBJ\.1·Song Shop\VIlAS·The Gold~rr::sWHBF-Classified AdtimeW1ND·Cooking with CashWISH-Star Mail ManWKBB·Treasury Star ParadeWKBH·Matinee MusicaleWMBD-Ma PerkinsWOC·Tradin~ for VictoryWOWO·TreaSUfY Star ParadeWROK-Main-AuburnWSBT·Sacred Hpart Prgm.

4:00 P.M.NBC-When a Girl Marries: KSD

WHO WMAQ WTMJ KSTPWDAF WAVE WIRE WLW

*MBS-Sheelah Carter, newS:WROK WHBF

CBS-Madeleine Carroll Reads:WISN WTAQ WEOA

*Ncws; WIND KWTO WJJDWCFL

KDTII-Sacred HeartKMIlC·Ma PerkinsKMOX·!\1\lsic to RRmembl/rKXEL·lowa State -:I'eachers Col·

l~ge

WAAF·CommellL 011 the News;Midwest Hit Review

WBBM-Paul GibsonWrCO-Swee-t IliverWEI\U·Unc1e SamWENR·[\1ystery Chef*WFBM-News; Song' ShopWGBF-Rescue- MissionWHAS-Judy & Jalle\VIBA-Civilian Defell!lQoWIBC-Bill & E"alinaWILL·Answering Y<:M.lWISH·East BallroomWJJn-~,{:or('bllard

WKBR-They Wrote a SongWl\lBD·Sweet RiverWMT·Magic KitchenWOC· N. W. Prgm,WOWO-Canteen ClubWSBT·Broadway BandwagonWSUI-Elemelliary Spanish

Family:WTMJWIRE

2:00 P.M.*MBS·Arthur Gaeth, news: KWK

KOTHBN-Songs by Morton Downey;

Raymond Paige's Orch.; WLSWoe WROK KXOK KFEQWK!)H WISH WOWO

NBC-Woman of America; KSDWMAQ WTMJ WHO WDAFKS1'P WIRE WLW WeBI'WAVE

*CBS-News: WISN WTAQWceo WFOM

*Ncws: WCFL WIND WBBMWTAD WKBB WDZ

KG-BX·The Hot ClubKMBC·I1appy KitchenKMOX·The GoldbergsKWTO-Tell Me Why*KXEL·News; Song StylesWAAF~Bing Crosby, songs*WAlT.News; Vittory SpotlightWEAU·Trl.'asury Slar ParadeWGN ·Music MartWHA-Organ Melodies; MusicWHA5-Hearts in HarmonyWHHF-Matinpe Melodies\VIBA·Loon PearS()lIWlBC-Judy Perkins*WILI.·Collc~rt 1·lour; New!WJJD·Tribute to Gen. Sikorsky*WMBO.News; MusicWMT.Y()UlI\C Dr. MaloneWSUI- Victory Bulletin Board;

Music2:15 P.M.

NBC·Ma Perkins: KSD WEAUWHO WMAQ WTl\U WKBHWIBA KG-BX KSTP WDAFWGBF WIRE WAVE WLW

MBS-Concert Orch.: KWK KDTHWHBf'

BN-My True Story: l{XEL woeWROK WISH WOWO WKBBWeFL

CBS-Joe & Ethel Turp: WTAQWEOA

KFEQ·Virginia DrownsKMBC·Caroline Ellis*Kl\10X·NewsKWTO-A Woman's WorldKXOK.Dugout DopeWAAF·Trade Winds TaverftWBBM·l\1eet the Missusweco·Let'! Be Friends\VDZ.Deep River Boy!WrRM-Wheeler MissionWIBe·Hoosier SWe'£thearfsWHAS·Linda's First LoveWIBC·Cowboy Sam & GeorgieWIND·Sports EdilionWISN.Treasur)· Star ParadeWJJD-Mclodic MemoriesWLS·Of Interest to WomenWMBD-Editor's DaughterWSBT-Christian Science Prgm.WJ\.IT-Life ran Be Beautiful

2:30 P.M.MBS·Sophisticated Lady: KWK

WHBF KDTHNBC-Pepper Young's

WHO KSD WMAQKSTP WDAF WGBrWAVE WI.W

CBS-School of the Air: WTAQWEOA WCCO WOBM KMOXWTAD WFBM WISN

TIl!' fir,.t pro~ram of tlle "NewHorl1.oils" serie8 of the Schoolof tile Air w11l he hl'-ard Octo­bl'r 1:).

To be annoullced; KXOK KGBXWOZ

KFEQ·Jack Manning*KMBC·Brush Creek Ganl!:;

NewsKWTO·Red Bekher &: His BoysWAAF·Yol.l Guess It; Livestock*WA1T-Race Resuhs: "NewsWEAU-Snow VillageWGN-To be announr,edWlIA·Music of thp- Ma~tcl'!l

WHA$·Editor's Daui{htl'l"WTOA-Music IIf the DayWIBC-Ethel WillittsWIND·Race ResultsWJJD-Sports; To be annoum:ooWKBII-Musical RevueWMBD-Hearh in HarmonyW\1T .The SlIug ShopWSRT·Favorites by Foster

2:45 P.M.NBC-Right to Happiness: KSD

WHO WMAQ \\'1'1'.1,1 WEAUWKBH WIUA KSTP WDAF\VGBF WillE WAVE WLW

BN-Between the Bookends; TedMalone: KXEL \VaC WROKWISH WKBB WCFL

MBS-Quiz Wizard; WHBF KWKKDTH

*News: WLS W~AS WOWOKFEQ-Tommy DavisKWTO·Ealhel'halll Hobbs & His

Fiddle DustersWAAF·U. S. Employmenl ServiceWGN-To be announcedWIUC,Hugh CrossWMHO·Linda'!; First Love

3:00 P.M.*CBS-¥our Home Front Report.

er; Fletcher Wiley; PhilRegan; Phil Hanna; DyanaGayle; Wilbur Hatch's Orch.;News; WISN WTAQ WHBMWMBD WCCO WMT KMOXWHAS WEOA WI'BM WSUTKMBC

(13/8-E)

NBC-Guiding Light: KSD KGBXWHO WMAQ KSTP WIBAWEAU WKBH WAVE WLWWCBI~

CBS·Young Or. Malone: KMOXWEUM weco WISN WMBDWTAD WTAQ KMBC WFBM\VSBT WHAS WEOA

BN-Marine Band: WKBB*News; WCFL WIND WAAf"

KXOK WISHKDTH·Obituarics: VocalKFEQ-Market GossipKWTO-S,lddte Pals and Sally*KXEL-News; COUlltry EditorWAIT·Mr. MoneymanWDZ-Sweethearts of the TrailWGN-The Deacon\vIIA·Charter a DayWJlBF·Farlll Front; MarketsWlBC·Sous of the PrairieWILL-Homemakers Quarter HourWIRE-Music MedleyWJJO·Sporls SlanlsWLS-Grace Wilson. contralto;

Grain Market; RangersWMT·Wes & RedWOC·Bnrrel of DoughWOWO·Hoosier CornhuskersWSUI·Musical ChalsWTMJ-Life Can Be Beautiful

1:15 P.M.NBC-Lonely Women: KSD WMAQ

WHO KSTP WDAF WIBAWEAU WKBH KGBX WAVEWGBF WLW

CBS-Joyce Jordan: KMOX WMTWI3BM weco WISN WMBDKMBC WNAX WTAQ WfBMWSBT WHAS \VEOA WTAD

BN.Mystery Chef: Woe KXOKWROK WISH WKBB

MBS-Nashville Varieties: WHBFROTH-Woman's Corner*KFEQ-Mal'kets; NewsKWK-M. J. B. ShowKWTO·Souvenirs ill Songs*KXEL.Hi, Neighbor; MarketsWAAF·Grab BagWCFL-Tretlsury Prgm.WDl.Markets; Hymn HourWGN·Ginsburgh's Conce.rt Orch.-WI He· Hugh. CrossWILL·MarketsWIi\'I)·Job ReporterWlIm·Linda's First LoveWJJD·Treasury Star ParadeWTMJ·Sons of the Pioneers

1:30 P.M.NBC·Light of the World: KSD

WMAQ WHO KSTP WDAfWIBA WEAU WKBH KGBXWAVE WGBF WLW

BN-Ladies, Be Seated: WCFLWISH woe KXOK WKBBWROK

CBS-We Love & Learn: KMOXWMT wnBM Weco WISNWMBO \\'TAD WTAQ Kl\II3CWFUM WEOA WHAS WSBT

MBS-Mutual Goes Calling: KWKRDTH WH6F WGN

*News: WLS WJJD.,KFEQCouJI\;il uf ChurchesKWTO·Life Can Be BeautifulIC'\EL·Teachers' College Prgm.WAIT ·:'I'Il'. Moneyman*WCFL-News & VarietiesWDZ·Art of LivingWme·Harpo & Tiny*WII.L-The Digest; NewsWIND-Buard of EducationWIRE-Hearts in HarmonyWOWO·Reveille RoundupWTMJ·AulH Jenny

1:45 P.M.CBS-Perry Mason: WBBM

KMOXNBC-Hymns 01 All Churches:

KSTP KSD WMAQ WHOWLW

CBS-Louise Wilcher, org~nist:

WINDThe Goldbergs; KMBC WMBD

WTAD wFUM KWTOKFEQ-MarketsKGBX-Betty & Her Budcfie5KRNT·Life Can Be Beautiful*WAVE·Matill~ Mdodies; NelftWCCO-Vic & SadeWCFL-Favorite MelodiesWDAl-'·Tell Me W.hy\VDZ-F'ay WallsWEAU·Mystery Chef\vEOA·Deaconess Sunshine. HourWGBF·Sludio Prgrn.*WGN·NewsWHAS·DevotionalWIBA-Texas RangersWIBC-Zeke OgdenWIRE· Editor's Daughter*WISN~ews; MusicWJJD-D1Ck Baker, songsWKBH ·Some Like It SweetWLS·Mac & BobWMT-Bachelor's ChildrenWowO·,Just ThoughhWSBT·Shoppers' GuideWTAQ-Our Gal Sunday*WTMJ-Dulletin Board; New.

KGBX

WBBM

The second game of the WorldSeries is scheduled for Wednes­day, October 6, at Yankee Sta~

dium.Over the MBS Network.

MBS-Vincent Lopez' Orchtstra:l\OTH

NBC·Vocalist; Orch.: KGBX*CBS·8ern.udine Flynn. news:

KMOX. WMJ30 WB8M*New$; WMAQ WSUI WHO

KFEQ WGN WTAD WLSKWTO WLW WAVE W£QAKSO

Farm prgm.: WHA WILL)<DTIt,SOflg5 by Paul*KMBC-Produce, Poultry &

Grain Markets; Dinner BellRoundup; News

KWK-Texie Holle &< HeifnerSisters

KXEL-Farm Hour*KXOK-News; Music*\VArf-Tom Moore; NewsWCFL-FashiOIl Dale*WDAF-News; Marco Interlude;

MarketsWDZ-Cuuntry·Side Reporter*WEAU-News; Farm & Home

HourWFBM-Golden Gate Quartel;

Hoosier Farm CircleWGBF·Livestock*WHAS-News; l\brket Billboard;

Grain, Pl'lultry; Savings Talk*WHBF·News; Interlude*WIBA-News; MarketsWIRE-Wally Nehrling­WISH-Son~s You Love*WISN-Down By Herman's;

NewsWJJD.Noonday ServiteWKBB·Man Oil the CampusWKBH-Sports; MarketsWMT-Mell'ldiesWOC-Music UnlimitedWOWO-Farm News*WHOK·H. H. B:tukhage, news*WSUT-t"arm Flashes; News

12:45 P.M.Goldbergs:

® WORLD SERIES

Alec Templeton's new spotis UCresta Blanca Carni·val," with Morton Gould'sorchestra, Wed., CBS

CBS-TheWCCO

*N BC-News: weFLWKBli KSTP WCBF

l".J~ BN·Marine Band: KXQKwOe

MBS-Vintent lopu' Orchestra:WHBF

*News: KMOX WTAQ WIREKDTH·Public OpinionKFEQ-Unitid's Rep(lrterI"Sn·Salon l\lu'<ic*KWK·News: MusicKW1'O-Lollllic & His Corn·

huskersWAVE·Golden Gate QuartetWDAF-Sweel RiverWDl·Milton DickeyWEOA-StudioWCN·MarketsWHAS-Livestock; College of Agr.

U. of Ky.Wll0·50ngfellows\-VIlK Dil:k FanslerWISH·TII be announcedWKBB·Pel Corner; Do You Want

a Job!WLS·!Iome Tiarmonies; LivestockWLW-Lifc Can Be BeautifulWMAQ-Dearest MotherWMBD·Town Crier; MarketsWMT-Markets; Iowa Corn huskersWOWO·Tom WheelerWROI{·LlInch with LornaWSUl·Religious NewsWTAD·Prize Contest

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1:00 P.M.*MBS·Cedric Foster, news: KWK

W'ROK

7,00 P.M.

Inn; SammyHt>d Barber:

\\IJ\lBD WlSNWBB~I WTAQ\\ HAS WEOA

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12:00 Mid.*CBS-New5; Dante Orchestra:

WDBl\I

;\lusic You Want: WENR WOWO*Kl1ilOX·i\ltISic After Midnight;

News*KSD-News; Let's DanceKSTP-Ov{'r~e;Js

WeCO·Night Owls*WCFL-News*WGN·Ntws; Dancl' MusicWIIO-Swinl{ Shift i\lalinee*\\'l~n-Nl'w'l; Nile WatchWISH·J\lll'p Jamboree*WLW·N"ew,,; Dance TimeWMAQ·Oanee. Orch.*WMBD·~e\\'s; Pl'Oria Patrol

End of Wednesday Programs

Eddie Cantor's back onWednesday nights. lookingfor new vocalist now thatDinah Shore's on her own

MBS-Dance Orch.: KWK WHBFKDTH

*Dance Orch.; News; WCFLWDAF

Kr-.lBC·Treasury Star ParadeKXOK·Speak Up for DemocracyWCCO·l\lasterworksWGN·Dallce Grch.WHAS·Dream Serenade*WHO·Npw~

*WI BC·Nl."wS PictureWLW·i\foOJJ RiverWl\IT·Dance On:h.

11,45 P.M.• *NBC-Design for Dancing; News:

WHO WI\1AQBN-Dance Orch.; News: KXEL

KXOKCBS-Dance Orch.: WIS~ KMBC*KSTP·NewsWGN-DaJlce Orch.

Sponsored byALKA-SELTZER

and ONE-A-DAY(brandlVITAMIN TA8LET5

WTMJ WEAU WDAFWIRE WIBA KG8X KSD

WK8H WG8F WGL W80W

6:15 P.M. CWT

WMAQWAVEWHO

DramaP.M.

7:00 Mr. and Mrs. North. NBC7:30 Dr. Christian, CBS8;00 Mayor of the Town, CBS8:30 Mr. District Attorney, NBC

Classical MusicP.M.

9;00 Great Moments In Music l CBS9;30 Cresta Blanca Carnival, CBS

WEDNESDAYS(£-13/8)

KGBX·i\!usic by CugatKSD·Hel'c's to YouKWK·A1vino Rev's arch.WBBi\l-Our Block*WENR·News; Rhythm at Ran

(jOin

*WGN-Overseas ReportWHBf-Dance Orch.WHO-HO/lorable :'.iu~ic

WL\V·Dallee Orch.Wl\IAQ-But .....ot Forgotten\VMBD-i\leet the Band

11,00 P.M.*CBS-News; Forty Chicagoans;

WMT WTAQ W,\IBD WBBM\VSBT \\'TAD

*NBC-News: Ramblings inRhythm; \YIBA KGBX WKBHWAVE \YGBF WHO

MBS-Dance Orch.; KOTI-lBN-Dance Orch.; \l,IllOK WKBB

KXEL*News: weco WENR KSTP

WISH WOWO*Newsj :'\Iusic You Want: KSD

WIRE*fO'IBC-News; Variety Revue*K:\lOX·News; :.1u~ical HourKWK·Uncle SamKXOK·Alec Templeton; It'lusic*WnAF-News; MoonheamsWF13M·To be announced*WGN-News; Ivory & BrassWHAS-;\Iastenvorks of MusicWIIBF-Columbia !\lasterwol"ks*WIllC·~e\\'sj l\fusie*\VIND-News; i\fusic for Every·

body*WISN.Newsj Marching Along*WLW.:\'ewsj Dance Orch.*WMAQ-News; Music

11,15 P.M.CBS.Forty Chicagoans: KMBC

WFBM*MBS·Cal Tinney, news: KDTHDance Orrh.· WE:\R WIBC

WLWKSTP~Overseas

K\vl{·Bobbv Swain's Orch.KXEL·Rev.· Pietsch's H()urKXOK·Be<lutiful Musicweco·Gene EVlllanWISH·Ser\'ice &, SwingWISN·To he announcedWMAQ-Aulhor's PlayhouseWO\\'O-Proudly WI'; Hail

11:30 P.M.*NBC-Design for Dancing; News:

!<SD WIBA KGBX WAVEWIRE WGnF

*BN-Dante Orch.; News: WENRWOWQ \VItOK WKBB

CBS-Dance Orch_; WtXD WTAQWBB~1 WMBD \VIS~ WFOMWSBT

See program I1sf;"9S for more detail Gnd additional news programs

P.M.2:00 Songs by Morton Downey, BN3:00 Your Home Front Reporter, CBS6:00 Fred Waring in Victory TUl)e

Time. NBC7:00 Everybody's I nnj Sammy Kaye's

Orchestra, CBS7:30 Take a Card. MBS7:30 Battle of the Sexes, BN7:30 Beat the Band, NBC8:00 Time to Smile; Eddie Cantor,

NBC8:00 Fitch Bandwagon. aN8:30 Jack Carson Show, CBS8:30 Soldiers with Wings, Mas8:30 Victory Parade of Spotlight

Bands, BN9:00 Kay Kyser's Program, NBC

10,15 P.M.CBS-Joan Brooks, songs: WTAQ

K;\tBC WSBT \VEOA*NBC-Harkness of Washington:

WEAl} WOAF WGBFMBS-Dance Orch.: WIBe1tBN-News: WROK KXEL

WKBB*Kews: WHO Kl\IOX WMAQ

KIJTHSports: KXOK WIlBFKFEQ·Here's to YIlIiKGHX·Your Dancing Dale*KWK-Mu~ic; 1\1''''sWAVE-To be announced\\'HBM-So the Story GoesWeCO-Lenox MillsWeFt-Tates' Variety Show\\,rBM·Joseph C. tlarsch; Song

ShopWGN-Chicago at NightWHAS·Salwlos Amigos*WIBA.Raymond Gram Swing,

newsWIRE-Texas HangersWtSH-Songs of the Islands*WISN·On the Tell·Fifteen; News*WKUH.HaYIJ\(JlJd Gram Swing,

newsWLW·Gt"("gor Ziemer, Back-

groundWl\IBD.Drmcing Parly\\'l\IT.Fulton Lewis. Jr.. newsWOr.unger Awhile\V0\V0·c11arles L. DeVOIultWTAD.Dance Orch.WTJ\lJ·To be announced

10,30 P.M.NBC-Author's Playhouse: WEAU

WKBII KSTP WOAFCBS-Invitation to Music; WISN

WTAQ WSOT WEDA WHASW;\fl'

MBS-Dance Orch.: KDTH WHBFWIBC

*BN-Dance Orch.; News: KFEQWROK KXOK KXEL WKBB

*Nl'w$; WBBM KSO WGNDance Orch.· KWK WLW*KGBX.Raymond Gram Swing,

newsKMOX"Freddie & Sethweco·Friendly TimeWCFI.-Music Lovers Prl';"rIl.\VENR·Treasury Star ParadeWf<'BJ\f-Sandman Sl'renaaeWGBF·Voice of OneWHO·Burlin~ame Heports\VIBA·Colurnbia Md$terw(lrks\VlRE·Starli~ht TrailWISH-Concert MasterWMAQ Pal, 'I'ay('rn Pla)'lilllcWMBO-$pnrls; Mert the BandWOC-Con(:C!rl HallWOWO-Sk}·lill€ ClubWTAD·¥our Home front Report-

"WTMJ·Rllllll1l1~ Rnmo10,45 P.M.

*BN·Oance Orch.; News: KXOKCBS-Invitation to Music: I<;\IBC

KMOX

News 'and Discussion •A.M.11:00 Boake Carter. MBS

P.M.12:00 H. R. Baukhage, BN

6:00 Fulton Lewis l Jr' l M BS6:15 News of the World, NBC6:45 H. V. Kaltenborn, NBC7:00 Earl Godwin, BN9:00 Raymond Gram Swing, BN9:30 National Radio Forum, BN

Variety

WEDNESDAY'S BEST LISTENING

CBS-Jack Carson Show; CharlesDal\t's Orch.: WTAQ WMT'A J:lu.\1 \v bN J{MUA WMBDWli;\S \\,(OA \V.t"BM WSBTWTAu IOlBC weco

NBt-Mr. District Attomey; JayJoslyn; Vicki Vola; Len Doyle,Peter \'an Sleeden's Orchestra:K~iJ WT!\IJ WHO WEAUWMAq \\'lHA WOAF KGBXWAVE \VJRE WLW WGBFKSTP~ tHI-V;ttory Parade of Spot­

light Bandsj Little-Knol'.liFacts: KXEL WEN/{ KFEQwoe J{XOK WOWO WISHWKBB

WLI' L-LJbor Flashes\H.;N·HolJ~·wood Casling OfficeWINV-i\hlslcally SpeakmgWKBH-Bhythm Revue

8,45 P.M.WeFL·Any Honds Tonite?WGN.Da~ce Orch.\\'11':/)·0r. l...enlOll"d Schacher*WSUI·News

9,00 P.M.NBC-Kay Kyser·s Prgm.; Harry

BaIJbitt j Sully Mason; Juli~

Conway: KSD WHO WKBHWOW KSTP KGBX WOAFWLW WillE WAVE WGBFW;\IAQ WTi\'JJ WIBA

CBS-Great Moments in Music;JeJll Tennyson; Robert We....de;George Sebastian, cond.: WMTKJ\IOX weco WISN W88MWl\IBO WTAQ WTAD KFABKMBC WFBl\1 WSBT WHAS\vEOA

*BN-Raymond Gram Swing;woe WENR WO\\'O n.FEQKXOK WTCN WROK WISHKXEL WKBB

*MBS-John B. Hughes, news:WHBY KWK KOTH WGNWLOL WIBC

*WCFL-News*\VINO-Ne\\s; Cavalcade of

BandsWJJD-ScoreboardWSUI-Drallla Hour

9,15 P.M.MBS-Sunny Skylar, songs: WHBF

WlBCBN-Listen to Lulu: Woe WE~R

KFEQ KXOK WOWO WeBSWKBB WISH WEAU

KlJTI-I.BowlingKXEL·This Is Life*KWK·New~ & l\lusicWCFL·Victory h OUI BusinessWGN-Hill Sanders & Guy SavageWIND·Jt Sounds Like ThisWnOR-Mans Horsl

9,30 ~.M.

BN-National ROldio Forum: woeWEAl} KXOK KfEQ WROK\\'OwO WKBB

CBS-CresU BlanCt Carnival;AIC(; TcmplchHl: MortonGould's Orch.: WISN WTAQKMOX weco WTAD WBB:\-lWFBM WHAS

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8:00 P.M.CBS-Mayor (\t the Town; Lionel

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8,30 P.M.MBS·Soldiers with Wings:

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6,45 P.M.*NBC·H. V. Kaltenborn. news:

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6,15 P.M.*NBC-News of the World (Alka­

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6,30 P.M.NBC·Caribbean Nights: WAVECBS· Easy Aces: Wl\1T WBmt

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WTAD-A Drama of Home LifeWT,\U·TiilIC Out for Music

12:00 HoonCBS·Life Can Be Beautiful:

KMOX WBB~l wcco WMBOWHAS

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11:30 A.M.BN·Nat'l Farm & Home Hour:

KGBX KXOK KXEL WEAUWROK WOC WGRf WISHWKBB

CBS-RomOlnce of Helen Trent:Kl\IOX WH8M WCCO WMTWMBO \\'IS~ KMBC WTAQWTAD WIIAS \\EOA WFBMWSBT

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11:45 A.M.CBS-our Gal Sunday: KMOX

WBBM WCCO WISN WMBOWMT K!'I1HC WTAD WIIASWEOA WHiM WSUT

KFEQ-l'our Bells RoundupKSD·Set to I\II1~ir

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News'WGN ·June BakE'r, Home Man·

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WLS-Farm News; Fruit & Vege­table Markets

WMAQ-l\1usic or YeslerdayWOWO-Markets; Tom Wheeler

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11:15 A.M.CBS-Big Sister: KMOX WB8M

\\-'MT WC('O K~18C WMBOWHAS WHSM

MBS-Bill H..lY Reads the Bible:WROK WHUI-"

NBC-Words & Music: WEAUEditor's Daughter: WDAF

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10,15 A.M.NBC-Vic & S.de: KSD WMAQ

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CBS-Second Husband: KMOXWBBM weco WISN WM8DW!'ItT h.M8L WJo'8M WHAS

MBS-Kentucky Karninl: WHBFKDTH

KGBX-Treasury Star ParadeKWTO-Red Beidler & His BoysWAAF-Muloic of TodayWAIT-IS Minutes with the 8tbleWeFL·Music America LovesWOZ-Blue Grass RoyWEAU./'olorning MUSicalWEOA-Bureau of Missing Pets;

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CalendarWSBT·Harian Hogan, pianistWSUI.Yesterdlly's Musical Favor·

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10:30 A.M.*BN-News: wOWO woe KXOK

WISH WKBD KfEQ W«OKWLS KXEL

NBC-Dramatic Sketch:WTMJ KSD \\')lAQWDAF WAVE WIREWLW

MBS-Happy Joe & Ralph: WHBFKOTti

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10:45 A.M.NBC·David Hansm: WHO KSO

WMAQ WTMJ KSTP KGBXWOAJo' WI8A WAVE WIRY.Wl.\\'

CBS·Aunt Jenny's Stories: WMTWBBM WCCO WM80 KMOXKl\lHC WFBM WHAS

BN-Living Should Be Fun: woeWEAU WKBH WGBF

MRS-What's Your Idea?; InYour Neic-hborhood: WlIOFKOTH

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11:00 A.M.*CBS-Kate Smith Speaks; Ted

CoUins, news: KMOX WBBMweco WISN Wl\IBO WMTWTAD KMBC WTAQ \VHAS\vEOA WrOM WSBT

*MBS-Boake Carter, comm.:KWK WGN WHBJo~ WUOK

NBC·Words & Music: KGBXWHO WGBF

*New,: KDTH WCFL WINDwoe

Linda's First Love: WOAFWOWO WIHA

KFEQ-Markets*KSI)·New~; MusicKSTP-Uou~eh... ' J ForumKWTO-Ourk Joarm HourKXOK.My True StoryWAIT-Mr. Moneyman; Need a

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10:00 A.M.BN-Breakfast at Sardi's; Tom

Brenelllan, m.c.: KXEL woeKXOK KFEQ WLS WROKWISH WOWO WKBB

CBS-Mary Lee Taylor: KMOXWBBM WISN WMBD KMUCWF8M WHAS WEOA

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9:30 A.M.BN-Baby Institute: woe WOWO

WISH WKBOCBS·Amanda of Honeymoon Hill:

KMOX W8HM WCCO W[SNWMOD KMBC WMT WFUMWHAS

NBC·Helpmate: KSD WHO KSTPWMAQ WTMJ WOAF WAVEwmE WGBF

MBS-Shady Valley Folks: KOTHWHBF

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9:45 A.M.

NBC-Hollywood Theater of theAir: WHO WTI\U WOW KSOKSTP \VOAF WI\1AQ WGBFWIRE WLW

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8:30 A.M.eN·Breakfast Club: woe WLS

KXQK KFEQCBS·This life Is Mine: WTAQ

WSUT WEOA WHASNBC·Daytime Classics: WEAU

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8:45 A.M.*NBC·Robert St. John, news:

WEAU KGBX WKBH KSTPWOAF

CBS-Landt Trio: WTAQ WTADKMOX W5BT \VEQA WHAS

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WHBF-House of Music*WJJI)-Federal Food Reporter;

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9:00 A.M.CBS·Carol Marsh, pianist: WEOANBt-Lora Lawton; WMAQ KSO

WTI\U WOAF KSTP WAVEWI HE WLW WIIO

BN·Songs of a Dre..lmer: KXELKFEQ WKBII WGBF

CBS-Valiant Lady: J{l\tOX WMTWBBM WCCO WISN WMBOWFB)l

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9:15 A.M.--CBS-Captivators: WfNO \\'EOACBS-Kitty Foyle: KI\10X WBBM

Weco WISN WMBD Wl\1TKMBC WFOM

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8:15 A..M.

CBS·SophisticatofS: WTAQ WINDWEOA WSBT

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Stricti)' Musical; Southern'fulles

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THURSDAYS

MORNING

House Jameson is back asthe exasperated father ofa teen-aged 80n on "TheAldrich Family" Thurs,

7:30 A.M.CBS-Coffee Club: WEOABN-Teus Jim Robertson: WOWO*News: WTAQ KXOK WJJO

WIIO WDZ KWTO WHASWAVE WKRB

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Fanny Brice returned thisfall tg be Daddy's littleheadache on the i'CoffeeTime" program on Thurs.

WlIBF·Cousin PeggyWIBC·Turf TimeWISH·Sportsmali's Club*WKBH·Orgllrl MOQc!s; NewswOWO·Supefrnan

5:00 P.M.*NBC·News; Music by Shrednik;

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1 :45 P.M.NBC·Hymns of All Churches:

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2:00 P.M.*MBS·Arthur Gaeth, news: KWK

KDTHBN.Songs by Morton Downey;

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2:15 P.M.NBC·Ma Perkins; KSD WI~AU

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2:30 P.M.NBC·Pepper Young's F;a.mily:

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NBC-Voulist; Orch.: KGBX*CBS·Bern.ardine Flynn. news:

KtllOX WUUM WMBo*News: WHO WSUI

W,\'IAQ wcco KFEQ',,"'TAU KSD KWTOWAVE \VEOA

Farlll Prgm.: WIIA*KMBC·ProJuce,

Gr;lio Markets;Roundup: News

KWK·Tcxie Hollp. & HcifnuSister,

*KXOK·N,.....$; Musit:*WArrTolll Moore; NewsWCFL·8in! CrosL)'*WlJAF.r-;e~~::>; Marth Interlude:

M.. rkl."l'$woZ Coulltryside ReporterW!::AU tOirm & Home Hour\\ FBM GlIlden Gate QUllrtet;

H.~,>ier Farm Circle*WIBA·New$j r.Jarkel~

WFBM·$onll: Par:H.!e: HoosierFftrm Circle

';"GOf·Livestock*\\'HASoNews; Markel Billboard;

Grain, Pouhry; Savings TalkWIRE·Wally ~"hrliJl'!

WI$H.OllJ1sop.ltion*'\1S.~,DoWll By Herman's;

NewsWJJD·Noon<l;ilY Service"F·)!l·,\I"n (Ill the t:.1mpusWKBlI,SI)(lrtSj J\larhtsWMT·rQll1 Owtn's CowboysWO(.~lusie UnlimhtdWOW()·Farm ,",ews*wHOK.H, H, J:lallkhag.e, lleWi*\\,Sllr Farm f'lashes; News

12:45 P.M.eN.Thursday Concert: KXOK

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The third game of the WorldSeriu is scheduled for Thursday,October 7, ~t Yankee Stadium.Over the MBS Network.

® WORLD SERIES

12:15 P.M.CBS-Ma Perkins: KMOX wCCO

WI-fA$ WFBM WBBMBN.Gospel Singer: WOC WCFL

KXOKMBS.Hank Lawson's Music Mix­

hs: \VHBF*Ncws: KDTH WKBlI WMT

WMBD WOWO \YKBBKFEQ,Cofllshuck~rs' FrolicKSD,Solls of the PioneersKST'P.Maiu StreetKWTO.Mi~~ouri FarmersKXEL·Ti.me OutWDAFA·Bell Roundup\\'I)z..Prairie DustersWEOA·Curbstone ReporterWeBF·County AgentsWlfO·Victory Farmers\\'lUCThe Farm FrontWILL·Noohtime MelodiesWIHE·Dick Stone\\'l:.iH·G. I. ChatterllQIi:WJJD·Sympholly in SwingWI.W.\,ic & SadeWMAQ.Tunes & Til)ljWROK·Column leftWTAD·Do You Know the An·

s"er?

*eN·H. R. Baukhag~, n~ws:

WeFl KGBX KXOK WISHWGOF

*News: KWK WJJD KXELwoe WOZ WTAD WIBC

MarkelS: KFEQ WHOKDTH·Songs by Paul; Thorpe

Colonels*KrtWc.News; 0 inn e r Bell

ROllndup; Feed Lot Ch:.t;Livestock

I{~TP·Cal Karn.'ltedtKWTO·Homc FolksWi\AF-Symphonic HourWAIT·820 ClubWAYF,·T\'X:1S CowooysWDAF.Hymns of All Churc.hu*WEAV·D 0 ugh boy Jac.kpot

Prgm.; Farm & Home Hour;News

WEOA-Navy Prgm.WF13M·Gilbert Forb~s

WGN-Arm" Air ForcesWI I HF-Orc;alf Patter: Bonds*WI8A-News; Farm RoundupWILL·LeRoy Hamp, tnr.W1NO-Serenade at NoonWIIU;:·M..atitoriaJly SJ>i;?aking*WISN-News; Hayloft PartyWKIlUbmcheon DanceWLS·oinner Bell TimeWLW·The GoldbergsWMAQ.Elizaheth Hart PresenhWi\lT·The MelodiersWOWO-Ohio Agri. Prgm,WROK.ROund Town*WSBT·Lllncheon Club: Newsj

S10ck ReportWSUI.Hhythm Rambin*WTMJ·Hcinie; News

See program listings for more detail and additional news programs

THURSDAY'S BEST LISTENING

THURSDAYSJ{COX-Popular l\Iu~ie

KSTP·Brooks HendersonKWK·MusicaleWENR·Summer SymphonetteWFBM·Gilbert Forbes*WGBF-Ra)'llIond Gram Swins*WGN·Fulton Le..... is, Jr.WI DC-To be announce<:!*WIND.News; Syml)honic HoulWISH·H. R. GrossWTMJ ·Today's EVellts

10:15 P.M.*NBC·Harkness of Washington:

WDM; WEAU WGBFCBS-Joan Brooks, songs: WTAQ

KMBC \VEOA WHASMBS·D~nce Orch.: KWK WIBC*BN-News: WROK WKBB*Raymond Gram Swing, llews:

WIRA WKBH*News: WHO KMOX WMAQ

WTMJ KDTHSr.lOrls: WHBF KXQKKFEQ.Dance Oreh,KGBX·Your Dancing DateKSD·A Toast to MelodyK$TP·Table for TwoKXEL·America's Town MeetingWA VE-To be announcedWRBM·Colony SerenadeWeCO·John RaleighwrFt·Don Artiste, pianistWFOM·Joseph C. Harsch; Song

ShOl)WGN·Chicago at NightWIRF;-Texas RangersWISH·Songs of the Islands*WISN·On the Ten·Fifteen;

NewsWLW.Gregor Ziemer, Back·

groundWMBO.Oancing Party*WMT·Fultotl Lewis, Jr., newsWOC-Linger AwhileWOWO·Charies L. DeVault\\iSOT·On the CornerWTAD-Dance Orch.

10:30 P.M.NBC·Music of the New World:

WKBH WEAU WDAF WGBF'CBS· Flashgun Cas~y: WISN

WTAQ WSBT WHAS \vEOA*BN·Dance Orch.; News: WUOK

KXOK woe WKBBMBS·Dance Orch.: WHBF KDTH

WIBC*1\ews: WBBM KSD WGN*KGBX.Raymond Gram Swing,

neW5KMBC·Texas RangersKMOX-Freddie & SeUKSTP·lnter-Am. Univ.KWK·Danct Orch.WeCO·Friendly TimeWeFL·Music; Lo\'ers' Prgm.WENR.Treasury St'lr ParadeWFBM-Sandman SerenadeWHO·Buriingame Report9WIBA-Columbia MasterworksWIRE· Starlight TrailWISH-Sports Arena GardensWLW·Dance Orch,WMAQ·That's Life; Fred BradyWMBD·Sports; MusicWMT·Spotlil!ht on RhythmWOWO·Skrline Club\VTAD·Your Home Front Report.

"WTMJ·RumplIs Room10:45 P.M.

*BN·Dance Orch.; News: KXOKWISH

NBC-Music of the New World:I\GBX

CBS·Flashgun Casey: WJ\1TKMBC·ln\'itation to MusicKMOX·Public Affairs; Music*KSD·H. V. Kaltenbom. newsKWK·Music Without WordsWBBM-Bluejacket Seaba!t"*WENR-News; Rhythm at Ran·

dam*\VGN·Overseas ReportWHO·Memorable MusicWL\oV·D'llH:e Orell.

11 :00 P.M.MBS·Dance Orch.: WHBF KOTHBN·Dance Orch.: WROK WKGB*CBS·News; Opera Hou~:

WTAQ WMHD WBBM WSliT*NBC·News; Three Suns Trio:

KGKX WKBH WIBA WHOWAVE WGBF

*News; weco WENR KSTPWLW WOWO WISII

*News; Music You Want: KSDWIRE

*KMBC.News; Variety Revue*KMOX-Ne\\s; Musical HourKXOK·Beautiful :MusicKWK-Uncle Sam*WDAF·News; MoonbeamsWFBM-To be announced*\V(;N·'''ew~; Art K'lssl'I's Orch.WHAS·M'I~terworb of Musi...*WIHC.Sews: Musil'*Wli\'D·News; Music for Every

hllr!v*WI<;N-News; Marching Along*WJ.,IV.Nf'ws; Dance Ort:h.*\\'MAQ-News; Musical MemoriesWMT·Dance Orch.\VTAD.Oalll:e Orch.*WTMJ-News; Johnnie Olson's

Rumpus RoomEnd of Thursday Programs

Swing,WEAUWROK

9:00 P.M.*MBS·Raymond Clapper, n~ws:

KDTH WHBF WGN WIBCKWK

*BN-Raymond Gramnews: WENR KXELWOC KFEQ KXOKWOWO WISH WKBB

CBS·The First Line: WMTKMOX weco WBRM WMBDWTAD WI$N WTAQ KMBC\VHAS WEOA WFBM WSBT

NBC-Abbott &: Costello: WKBHWMAQ WIBA WTMJ KSTPKGfiX WHO K5D WLWWIRE WDAF WAVE WGBF

*WCFL·News*WIND-N e w s; Cavalcade of

BandsWSUI-Ulliversity Plays Its Part

BN-Victory Par~de of Spot·light Ballds; Sports: WENRWEAU KXEL KFEQ KXOKWOC WO\-VO WISH WKBB

CBS·Dinah Shore; Roland Young;Cornelia Oti!; Skinner; BobbyDolan's Orch.: weco KMOXWBBM WI$N KMBC WHASWF8M WEOA WMT

NBC·Joa.n Davis; Jack Hal~y;

Four\tainecrs; Eddie Paul'sOrch.: \VMAQ WTMJ WIBAKSO WDAF WLW WAVE

MBS·U·Tell·Em Club: KWKWHBr WIBC KOTH

KGBX·J\1clody ManorWCFt-Labor Flashe~

WGBF·Studio Prgm.WGN·The Weird CircleWIND·i\1usically SpeakingWKBH·Parade of StarsWMBD-l)orolhy Goetz, songsWROK·MasterworksWSBT-Leon PearsonWSUI.TreaSliry Star Parade.WTAD-Hoad to PeaceWTAQ-Muterworks of Music

8:45 P.M.*News: WSBT WSUIWeFL.Any Bond~ Tonight?WINO·Dr. Gerhard SchacherWMHO-Herman HampyWT,\D-Man with a Band

9:15 P.M.MBS·Littie Known F~cts About

Well. Known PeQPle; Dale Car­negie; WIBC WGN KDTH

{l:N·Listen to tulu: WOC WENRKXOK KFEQ WISH WOWOWKBB WEAU

*KWK.News; i\Iui'icKXEL-Rel>ort to IowaWCFL·VarietiesWHBF.Evenilig EvangelWIND-It Sounds LIke ThisWMBD·Pc.oria Home FrontWROK·Mans Horst

9:30 P.M.MBS·Dance Orch.: WHBF KDTHNBC·March of Time; Don Voor­

hees, musical director; WHOWMAQ KSTP WDAF WAVEKSD WIRE WEAU WLW

CBS·Suspense: waBM WCCOWTAQ WTAD WSBT WHAS\VEOA

BN·Gertrude Lawrence's GuestHOllse; Chuchu Martinez; MarkWarn ow's Orch.; WISH WENn.KXEL woe KXOK Wowo

BN-To be announced: WROKWKBB KFEQ WGBF KGBX

*KMBC-New~; SportsKMOX-Let's Learu SpauishKWK·Popular Orch.WCFL-Wings to VictoryWFBl'tI·Melody TimeWGN-Dance Orch.WIUA·Soldi(-rs of the Press\VIHC.TrC<lsury Star Farade\.\fIND-Nine-Thirty EditionWISN·War Bond S<lluteWKBH.Thur~day VarietiesWJ\lBD·Helen West, songsWMT·Confidenlialll' Yours

9:45 P.M.MBS·Dance Orch.: WHBF \VIBe

KDTHCBS·To b~ announced; KMBC

WINDKMOX·Buth Hul~e Nelson, organ-

i;t*KWK-N{'wsWOZ·Hawaiian Ser{'nadersWFBM-Star ParadeWGN·Nightcap YarnsWIBA·Music of the DayWMBD· Time Out with Allen

PrescottWI\JT·I1eroes of th.. tJ. S. Navy

10:00 P.M.NBC-Fred Waring 11\ Victory

Tune Time: WHO KSD WMAQ(also see 6 p.ll1.)

*CBS·News: WSBT \VEOACBS·I LO'le a Mystery: KMOX

WBBM WISN KMDC*News: WIIBF WKI3H WeFl.

WROK WTBA KXEI. woeWTAQ KXOK WOAF KFEQWTAD weco WMBD WEAlJWMT WAVE WHAS WIREWKBB WOWO

KDTH-Sports Roundup

WOn-O-Study ill Veh,etWSST·O. K. for SoundWTAD·Camp Ellis 01\ ParadeWTAQ·Betwlolell the Lines

7:00 P.M.CBS-The Rom~ Show; Mary

Astor; Charles Ruggles; MischaAuer; Andrews Sisters: LudGluskin's Orch.; WMBD WISNWCCO WBaM WTAQ KJ\'10XWHAS WEOA WFBM

NBC·Maxwell House Coffee Time;Fanny Brice; Frank Morgan;Hanley Stafford; John Conte;WHO WIBA WEAU WKBl-IWDAF KGBX KSTP WTMJWAVE wmE WGBF WLWWMAQ KSD

*BN·Earl Godwin, news: KXELWLS woe KXOK KFEQWROK WISI-I WOWO WKBB

~MBS·This Is Our Enemy:WIBC

*News: WCFL WHBF WHAI\.DTH·Make Ileliev", BallroomKMJlC·Uemember When tKWK-To be anliOullcedKWTO·Jukeboj{ JamboreeWGN·CoJlcert Orch.*WIND-News; s<,ft & MellowWI\1T.Farin Ad Prgm.*WSBT.Polish Hour; NewsWSUI·United States in the 20th

CenturyWTAD-To be announced

7:15 P.M.BN-tum &: Abner: woe WLS

KXOK KXEL WOWO WISHKFEQ·Popular MusicKMBC·Hear the Heart of Amer·

icaKWK-Soldiers of the PressWCFL.Varieties; Do You Know

the Answer,WGN-Confidelltially YoursWHBF·Standard Male QuartetteWIND·$Qft & MellowWKBB-Movie PreviewsWMT-BandwagonWROK·Leon Pearson

7:30 P.M.NBC·Aldrich Family: WMAQ

KSD WEAU WKBH WIBAWOAF K$TP KGBX WGBFWAVE WIRE WHO WLW

*CBS-Death Valley Days; CecilBrown, news: KMOX WCCOWMT WBBM WISN KMBCWHAS WFBM

BN·America's Town Meeting:WLS woe KFEQ WrtOKWISH WOWO WKBB

MBS·Human Adventure: WHBf'KDTH WGN

KXEL·Musie ModerneKXOK.Eye·Witness NewsKWK·Funny Money Show*WCFL·News & Varieties*WEOA·Studio Prgro.; NewsWIBC·Allen J{othWIND·Captilin Michael FieldingWMBD·Window ShopperWSBT-This Is Worth Fighting

ForWSUI.SportsWTAD·A Drama of Home LifeWTAQ-Drs. CourageousWTMJ·Radio City Concert Hour

7:45 P.M.Treasury Star Parade: KXOK

WCFLWIND-Time to Remember*WMBD-Hod Hiatt, newsWSUI·One Man's Opinion*WTAQ.lnteriude: News

8:00 P.M.BN·America's Town Meeting of

the Air: WEAU \VENRCBS·Major Bowes' Originai Ama.­

lNIr Hour: WI3BM WM1KMOX WISN 'weeo KMBCWTAD WMBD WTAQ WHASWEOA WFBM WSBT

NBe-Kraft Music Hall; BingCrosby; Trudy Erwin; MusicMaids & Phil; Charioteers;Ken Carpenter; John ScottTrotter's Orch.· \VIBA WDAFWTMJ KSD WHO WMAQKSTP WAVE WlHE WLW

*MBS·Gabriel Heatter. news:WGN WHBF KWK WI BeKDTH

*New~; KGBX WeFL WHAKXEL-The Back Home Hour*KXOK.News; MusicWGBF-Musical Varieties*WIKD-News; Anlerif'an Women;

Interme:noWKIHI·Spot Lil{ht 1I11 RhythmWSUI-Navy Pre· Flight Band

8:15 P.M.*News; KDTH WGNKGBX·IO·2-4 RanchKXOK>Look at the NavyKWK-Confidentially YoursWAAF-Musical FolliesWrFL-Treasury Star ParadeWHBF·Dance On-h.WIBC·Spotlight on Rllythm

8:30 P.M.NBC-Arkansas Traveler; Bob

Burns; Spike Jones' Orch.:KSTP WHO WIRE (also see6:30 p.m.)

6:30 P.M.CBS· Dance Orch,: WEOACBS-Easy Aces: KI\lOX WBBM

WMT KMBC WIIAS WFBMNBC-Arkansas Traveler; Bob

Burns; Spike Jones' Orch ..WlBA WDAF WAVE WGfiF(also at 8:30 p.m.)

BN-Coast Guard Band: woeWLS

*News: WHO WTAQ WGNWMBD WEAU WKBH KXOKKFEQ WOWO

Sports: KOTH KWTOKGBX-Rhythlll RangersKSD·Julie O'Neill & CompanyKSTP-Jayne CozzensKXEL,The Texas Rangers*WAIT·Mr. Moneyman; Sports;

New~: Mr. MoneymanWeeO·Preferred Melodies*WCFL·News; Piano PortraitsWI~A·Masterworks of Music*WHBF.News; R. I. Safety

CouncilWIDe·Jimmie Allen*WILL-Evening Concert; News*WIND.News; Frank SinatraWIRE-Symphonic SwingWISH·H. R, Gross*WISN·Armory Houghton; Mu·

sicale; NewsWJJD-Bonnie AtcherWKBB-I{ainbow RendezvousWLW-The Lion's RoarWMAQ"Music:al Entre; Supper

MusicWROK·Dinller Music; Good News*WSBT.News; Rainllow Rendez·

vousWTAO.Novelty Knick' KnacksWTMJ·Skippy Hollywood Theater

6:45 P.M.*NBC-H. v. K<1ltenborn. news·

WMAQ KGBX WHO KSTPWLW

MBS.Ccmfidentially Yours: WHBFWIBe KSO KDTH

CBS·Mr. Keen, Tracer of LostPersons: Kl\lOX WBBM WMTKMBC WFBM WHAS

*News: KSD WIRE WKBBWEOA

Srorts: WROK WISHKFEQ·SupermanK WTO Cornfif'ld FolliesKXEI.-Hollywood C~st.ing OfficeKXOK.LynlJie C:.slileWeCO·We Have MetWCFL.Gypsy StringsWF.AlJ-Bili Stern, sportsWGN·Your Key to HappinessWIND-Police HeadquartersWISl\"·EncroesWJJD·Suppertime FrolicWKBI[·lloward's PresentWLS·Discussinn ClubWi\IBD·I Love a Mystery

*KMBC-World Today; NewsKWK·Rush Hughes; Scol'esKWTO·Haden FamilyKXEL-SporhKXOK-Terry & the PiratesWAAf-Juke BoxWAIT-Dave MinorWeFI.·Musical Motorcade; Do

You Know the Answer!WeN·Wheel of FortuneWHUF ·Music fo.· AmericansWlBA·Dinncr 1\1elodyWILL·Treasury Star ParadeWIND·Garden FairWISH·To be announce<:!WKOH·Music in the AirWLS·Lloyd Burlingham; Smile

Market

Classical Music

7:00 Maxwell House Coffee Time,NBC

8:00 Major Bowes' Amateur Hour.CBS

8:00 Kraft Music Hall, NBC8:30 Joan Davis-Jack Haley Show,

NBC8:30 Dinah Shore; Roland Young;

Cornelia Otis Skinner, CBS8:30 Arkansas Traveller; Bob Burns,

NBC9:00 The First Line, CBS9:00 Abbott and Costello, NBC9:30 Gertrude Lawrence, BN

DramaP.M.

7:00 This Is Our Enemy, MaS7:30 Death Valley Days, CBS7:30 Aldrich Family, NBC

P.M.10:30 Music of the New World. NBC

Wllere tiler. Is no listingfor a station its precedingprogram ;s on the air.

6:00 P.M.CBS·I Love a Mystery: WCCO

WMT WHAS WFBMBN-Wings to Victory: WKBBNBC·Fred Waring in Victory

Tune Time: WTMJ WEAUWIBA WKBH K$TP WDAFWLW WAVE WIRE WGBFKGaX (also at 10 p,m,)

*MBS·Fulton Lewis, Jr., news:WHBF KDTH WMT WROKWIBC

*News: WCFL WLS WDZWTAD KWTO WISN J{XEL

*News; Sports; KMBC KWKDr. Preston Bradley: KFEQ

WHOKMDX-Sports Review*KSD·News; SportsKXQK·At'hericall FantasyWAAF.Try & St.ump UsWAIT-Need a Job!*WBDM.News; Alvil~ J. Stein·

kopf, lIews\vEOA·Our TownWGN·Johnl\y BlolthWHA.Organ MusicWILL· Between the Lines*WINO.News;· Sl>ortsWISH.Navy SaluteWJJD_Dinner HO\lr MusicWl'olAQ-Sweet & SilanishWMOD·Sports; Tune of TodayWoe·Treasury Star ParadeWOWO·From Baer FieldWSBT·Extras ill MusicWSUI-Dillller Hour MusicWTAQ.Sports

6:15 P.M.*NBC·News of the World; John

W. Vandercook: WTMJ WEAUWMAQ WHO KSD WOAFKGBX KSTP WAVE WGBFWIRE

CBS·Harry James' Orch.; HelenForrest; Johnny McAfee:Weco KMOX WTAQ WMBDWBBM WTAD WISN WFBMWMT WSBT WHAS WEOA

MBS-The Johnson Family; JimmieScribner: KDTH

*Kews: WROK WOC \VIBCWLW

KFEQ·Popular J\Iusie

mI8-E)

NIGHT

KSTP·Brooks HendersonKWTO·Sc:haHer Sisters*WAVE·Win the War: NewsWeFL-Varieties*WDAF.News; Sl>orhWEAU·Radio Show Window;

Toast to Ameriu's Allies;Sj>orts

WFBM·Gilbert Forbes*WHO·N('w~; Sports*WIBA-Sports; NewsWIND· Bill AnsonWISH·To be announcedWJJD-Workers for VictoryWKBD-Sports; Interlude

news:

WGBFKXEL

WOWO

Thomas.

VarietyP.M.

2:00 Songs by Morton Downey, BN3:00 Your Home Front Reporter, CBS6:00 and 10:00 Fred Waring in Vic·

tory Tune Time. NBC

7:00 Mary Astor; Charlie Ruggles;Mischa Auer; Andrews Sisters,CBS

News and DiscussionAM.11:00 Boake Carter, M BSP.M.12:00 H. R. Baukhage, BN

6:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr., M BS6:15 News of the World, NBC6:45 H. V. Kaltenborn, NBC7:00 Earl Godwin, BN7:30 America's Town Meeting, BN9:00 Raymond Clapper, M BS9:00 Raymond Gram Swing, BN9:30 The March of Time, NBC

*SN·LowellWLW

NBC·BiII Stern, sports:BN-Captain Midnight:

WENR KXOK KFEQwoe

*CBS-The World Today; Mean­ing of the Nl'WS: KMOX WJRWUKI\'1 wceo WISN WMBDWHAS WTAD WTAQ WMTWSln WEOA

MBS-Superman: WHBF KWKWII;\( WGN WROK KDTII

*N..\\~: WMAQ WIRE WSUIWHA

S!>orts: WTJI,IJ WKl!HKGBX.Easy Ai;esKMBC·Western EchoesKS'I.Music Well DOlle; Popular

Orch.

Bernardine Flynn, who isSade of lIVic and Sade,"makes bow this seasonas a woman commentator

5:45 P.M.

5:30 P.M.NBC-Indiana Indigo: KGBX

WKBH WHOBN·Juk Armstrong: KXEL WOC

WENR KFEQ KXOK WROKWOWO WISH WKBB

*MBS·Christian Science DailyNewspaper: KDTH WHBF

CBS·Jeri Sullavan, songs: WTAQWEGA

*News; KSD WIBA WMT WTMJWJJO weco WBBM KMOXWAVE

Supi!nnan: WTAD WMBO WEAUWGBr'

KMBC·Salute to the Stars &Stripes

KSTP-MusicaleKWK-Popular MusicKWTO·LuHI and Abner*WAIT·Dinuer Dallce; News;

SportsWCFL·Popular MusicWDAF·John Wagamon. songsWFBM·Hoosiers at WarWGN-Safety Legioll TimeWHA·Adventure StoriesWHAS.Hen~'s LuckWIRC·Dance TimeWIND·Star Parade*WISN·News; Show WindowWLW·LulO & AbnerWsaT-South American Magic

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KDTH-Songs by Paul; ThorpeColonels

*K~JBC""ewsi Din 11 e I' BellIloundup; Feed Lot Chat

KSTP-Cal KanhtedtKWTO-Home Folk ...WAAF,SYlIIphllllic HourWAlT·820 flub\\"A\"E-Te'>:a" Co\\OO\'sWDAF.Hlllln~ of All 'ChurchesWEAU·Doughlooy Jackpol Prgm.;

Farm & Hollte lIourWEOA-Agr;fultural NewsWFB:'II Gilbut ForbesWGN-Bond Wagon*WIBA.New~; j·"rnl HoundupWILL· Noontime Melodip.s*WIND·News; Serenade at NoonWIRE-Meatitol'iall.\" Speaking*W1SN·Ncws: Haylofl P:lrtyWKBB-Luncheon Dance\':LS Dinner Bell Prgm.WLW·Thc Goldbl'r~s

W:t1AQ.Woman's Home Council\\'MT·Lo\"l'h- I.ad\·WOWO-Pur~lue A~ri. Pre:m.1t\\'ROKNe\\"; Round Town*WSBT-Lullfh('(ln Club; News;

Stock ReportWSUI-Rh) lhlll Rambin*\\'T:'oiJ-Hl'inie: Sews Highlights

12,15 P.M.CBS·Ma Perkins: KMOX WCCO

W88M \VilAS WFBM8N-Gospel Singer: WeFL WOC

KXOKMBS-Hank Lawson's Music Mix­

ers; WLOL WIIBF*t'ews: KDTI-I \V~1T WMBD

WKBH \\'OWO \\'KBBKfEQ-Corll,>huckers' FrolicKGBX-Broad\\ay BandwagonK~D·Son'i (If Ihl' PioneersKSTP-Main StreetKWK·Shady Vailey FolksKWTO-J\li"<;ouri farlller~

KXEL·Tillle OutWDAF-4-Bell Roundup\\'OZ·Prairie Duster$WEOA·CU1·bstonl! BcporterWGHF·eoulity Ac:entsWHO·Saddle Mountain Roundup\\"IBC·The Farm FronlWIHI~·l)ick Stolle\\·I:-,Ii·f.. I. Chatterbox\\J.1D Waltz TimeWLW·\'ic & Sadl'WMAQ-Tunes &: Tip,WROK-Column LeftWTAD·Do You Know the An·

"wer!12,30 P.M.

N BC-Olllning Sisters: KGBX*CBS·Bernardine Flynn, neWS:

l·a.IOX WBB~I W:'lIODMBS-Vincent Lopel' Orchestra:

KDTII*New~: WHO

KFEQ WMAQWGN I\\\'TOWEOA WTAO

Farm Pf':!Ill .. WIIA WILL KXF.L*KMllC.Liveslock; Dinner B('l1

Roundup; ~e\~

KWK T..xie Holle & Heifner 'i~-

1m*KXOK ~e\l\s; Music*WAIT.Tolll Moore: Xe\l!\\CFLFa"hion Date*WIlAF.Xe\\c.; March Interludl:;

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Rumpus RoomEnd of Friday Programs

FOOTBALL BROADCASTS

MORNING

Saturday, Oot. 2Arkansas vs. T. C. U.: KGKO

KTSA KXYZIowa vs. Wisconsin: KRNT

W!\IT WSUIMinnesota vs. Nebrask.a: KSTP

WCCONorthwestern vs. Michigan:

WDB:\1 WWJNotre Dame vs. Georgia Tech:

WCST WSSTOhio State vs. Missouri: JOIOX

WCOL WOSUPenn vs. Yale: WCAUPurdue vs. t1Jinoi$: WJLLTexas Tech vs. Texas A. & M.:

WOAI WfAA (Night)Texas U. vs. Southwestern:

WOAI WFAASaturday, Oct. 9

Georgia Tech vs. Athens NavyPre· Flight : WGST

Great Lakes vs. Ohio State:WeOL wOSU

Iowa vs. Iowa Pre.Flight:KR;\T WMT WSUI

Louisiana State U. vs. Tex;lSA. & M.: KGKQ KTSAI<XYZ I{HGV KFDM (Night)

Michigan "s. Notre Dame:WSBM WSBT WWJ

Missouri vs. Kansas State:KMOX

8:00 A.M.NBC·Everything Goes: WEAtJ

KGBX KSTP WAVEBN·Breakbst Club; Don McNeill.

m.c.: weFL KXEL KXOKWHOK WISH WOWo WCBFWKBH

*CBS·News: WTAQ WEDA*News: WKBH WMBD WGN

KDTH W88M WHBF woeKFEQ KMOX WLW WilleWIND

8:15 A.M.NBC.Everything Goes: WI<BH

CBS-Red Cross Reporter:WIND W'fAQ WEOA WFUMWSBT

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8:30 A.M.BN·BreakfOlst Club: woe WtS

KXOK KFEQCBS·The Garden Gale: WTAQ

KMBC WFBM WSBT WHASWEOA KrtIOX

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8:45 A.M.BN·Breakfast Club: KXEl~

*N~ws: KWK WIIO wnmKFEQ·Markets; On the Farm

FrontKSD·Treasury Star Parade*KWTO·New,; Mike Dosdl &

His AccordionWAIT-Tabernade ChimesWHUM,Sons of the PiOllt'ersweco·Virginia Safford

Hour:Woe

WISH

BN-NOlt'lWEAUKXEl.\VKBB

CBS·Stars Over Hollywood: WMTKl\lOX WCCO WBOM WISNWFB~1 WSHT

NBC·Mirth of Madness: WTM,IWHO KSTP WOAF W/WE

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WIBC,Jilillll)' Di<.:kcn~

WILL Orrhlllolra Hall*W1ND.Ke~\~; Club Encore

11:15 A.M.NBC·Consumers' Time: WCFL

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11:30 A.M.Farm & HomeKCBX KXOKWHOK WGBF

NBC-Mu$ic Room: WGBF WUOWTMJ

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MBS·Army·Navy House Party:WnBF

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10:30 A.M.CBS·Fashions in Rations; BIllie

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9:30 A.M.CBS·Country Journal: WISN

WTAQ WTAO KMOX WFBM\VilAS WSBT

NBC·Babe Ruth Interviews; wnoWMAQ KSTP WDAF WIREI(SI) WLW WTMJ

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10:00 A.M.*CBS·Ne:ws; Nila Mack's Let's

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NBC·SOlturday Showdown~ KSDWIBA KGBX WDAF WilDWKBH WIRE

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SATURDAYS

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SatlJrday, Oct. 30ArkOlnsas U, vs:. Texas A. & M.:

KGKO KTSA I<XYl KRGVKillS KFJ)M

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KSTP \\'BBM weco WGNPenn vs Army: WCAUOhio State vs. Indiana: WCOL

WOSUSouthern Methodist U. vs.

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WFAA_820WGN·720WG8T,920WILL-SSOWMT·600

Navy ¥s. GeorgiOl Tech: WGSTNotre Dame vs. Illinois: KMOX

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cultural Collegs: KGKOKTSA KXYZ KRGV KRISKFDi\l

Texas U. V$. Rice: WOAIWFAA

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WB8M W58T WGN

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nouncedWl\IT-Campana SerenadeWTMJ·BuUetirl Board

1:45 P.M.NBC - Football Game:

WDAF WKBH KGBXWEAU WmA WGBF

KSO-Strictly MusicalKSTP·Football Preview*\VAl'f-SaJute to the Navy;

News\VDZ-Fay WallsWGN-To be announcedWIND-Adventures III ResearchWL5·i\1erry-Go-HoundWL\\l·Hymns by BluejacketsWTMJ·Football Game

2:00 P.M.CBS-Football Game: weco

WHAS \VEOA Wf'BM \\'5BTWTAQ WISN KlIlOX

MBS-Football Game:W!BC \VI·IBF

NBC-Football Game: KSD WHOWKBH WMAQ WEAD WIBAWEBe WeaF WA\ E WtHE

BN·Football Game: woe KFEQWHOK WISH \vO\VO WKBB

To be announced: WGN KGBXWDZ W!\lT

*New~: WIKD WTAO WCFLFootball Game: KSTP WBB~1

WSUIKWTO·Stockmen's Trails*KXEL,;\\'ws; Song StrlesWAAF-Billg CIOSOY, songs*WAIl·_\clVs; Victury =ipotlight\VHA-Short Stoly TimeWILL·lllside the BQoks\\'J,JV·To be anllouncedWLW·Solt,licrs of Safety*WI\1BO-I'\('\I"s; ;\lUsic

2:15 P.M.MBS-Football Game:

WIBC \\"H13FBN-Football Game: WLWKWh.·\\'i1r1I! VI) TimeKWTO-Five of a KindKXEL-Excursiolls ill Sciellce*\VILL,Co!lccrt IJoul'; New~

WIND-Sports l-:ditionWMBD·Peoria·:o Ul\lrch WorldWTAO-To be 3nnOUllUt.!

2,30 P.M.CBS-Football Game: WMBD

WHAS WEQA WFBM WSBTweco WTAQ ({MBC

BN-Football Game: woe WISHWHQl( KFEQ KXEL WOWO\VKBB WCFL

NBC-Football Game: WHO KSDWKBH WDAf WIDA WEBCW!\IAQ \\(AU WArE WIlt!::WGHr

MBS-Football Game: WHBFKMOX-Cousill Etlllny':; KinfolksKWK·To be ;lIl1lOUJlcedKWTQ·The lIot ClubWAAF-S<\turday )Iatinee*\VAIT·HllCl;> Hesults; NewsWlIA-l\lusie uf the Masters\VlBC·Ethel WillitlSWIND-Race Ae:sults*\VLW·New!,>

2:45 P.M.BN-Football Game: woe WKBB

WItOK KXEL WOWO WlSHKFEQ WeFt.

MBS-Footbal1 Game: WIBCK W'fO-Eatherhalll Hobos & His

Fiddle Dllllters*\\'LS·NewsWUV.Tr;lIling Post

3:00 P.M.CBS-Football Game:

\VI$;\ WTAQ WTAD \VMSDKMOX KNBe \.vHAS WEOA\VFB~I WSUT

MBS-Football Game:WIBC

NBC-Football Game:WOW WDAf \limAWMAQ WtW WlHEKSD

eN-Football Game: KXELWac I\FEQ WIWK \\'OWOWISH WKOB

*KelVs: WIXD WHBFK:\lOX·Wactivities Report & Or·

gan Melo<liesKWTO·l"mllie & Thelma*WAAF·Thc 950 Club; News*WAIT·R:lce Resume; Mr

MOlleym3n; News; Race Re·suIts

WAVE· To be lllllloullced*WE:-:n·N~ws; Dance :llusic'WHO-We Are the WAVESWILL·lllinoi ... E...itllri:ll Review

3:15 P.M.MBS·Footb.all Game:

WHBF \VIae

weco\VCfL

Gang:

KDTH

WBBM\\fFOMKMOX

Creek

Game:

1:15 P.M.CBS·Football Gilme:BN . Football Game:

WI::>IINBC-Football Gilme: WOAFMBS-Football Game: WliOrK)IOX·Piano Recital; St. Louis

tlledieal St.leietyK\VK-M. J. B. ShowK WTO·Melody Muslal1gsKX£L IIi. Nei!!;hborKXOK.Dugoul DOJ}tWAAF·Grab BagWUZ Borne Folks Hour\VilA W()rker~ $... rvice Plgm.W}X(I We Hllve ;\Ict the: EnemyWIHE-1J. S. Marine:>*WISNMusicill... ; NewsWL-S'\'oicc of the Underground

1:30 P.M.CBS·Footbali Game: WMBD

weco IOWX WISN WTAQKMI3C \\TAD WHAS \VEOAWI,'BM WSBT

NBC·Football Game: WliOBN . Football Game: WOWO

t\FEQ WCFL WnOK WISHWoe ,r1\13B

CBS-Philadelphia Orch.: EugeneOrmaJLdy, cond.· KMOX WEOA

*News: WHO WSUl WMAQ\VlS WCCO KXOK KFEQKSD KWTO WAVE WTADWGN

*Kl\1BC·8rushNews

KWK·Piano Recital*\VAI1'·Tom Moore; NewsWBBM·Aeolian Ensemble*WDAF.News; March InterludeWDZ-Job ReporterWEAU-Farm & Home HourWFHI\I-Song Parade; Hoosier

Farm CircleWGBF-Livestock*\VHAS-News; Market BiHboard i

Grain, Poultry; Savings Talk*WWA.News; MarketsWILI..lllino[s Farm HourWIRE·Wally NehrlingWISH-Dansopation*WISN·S\\ing Along; NewsWJJD·Wolllen in the WarWKBH-Sports j !llarket ReportsWLW-Your Son at War\....'I\IBD-On the FarmWMT-Tom Owen's CowboysWOWO-Tom WheelerWSBT·Xotre Dame News

12,45 P.M.CBS-Philadelphia Orch.: WSBT~ NBC-War TeleSCOPE; Morgan

Be<.llty: WKBH KGBX WDAFWGBF KSD

BN·Singo: woe KXOK WCFLWISH WKBn

*Ne\\"s: WDZ WTAQ W8BMWIRE

KDTH.Puhlic OpinionKFEQ·United's !{{'porterKMOX-Dance Qrch,KSTp·R,F,D,*K\VK-News; :'tiusicKWTO-Lumherjacks*WAVE-Extra Pleasure; NewsWCCO-Farm JournalWGN-MarketsWHAS.Livestock; College of Agr.

U. of Ky.\VHO,Sol\gfcl1owsWI DC-Musicale\VLS-Oairy ~'ews; MarketsWMAQ-Pied Piper TUllCSWMBO·On the Farm; Farm Mar·

ki.'tsWMT.Family Party\-\'SUI-USO ReportsWTAD·WCU Prglfl.

1:00 P.M.NBC-Football Game: KSD WAVE

\\iTMJ WEAU Wl\lAQ WIBAKS1P WKBII WIRE WGBFWLW

BN· Football Game: KFEQWIWK woe KXEL WOWOWKBB

MBS-FootballKWK

CBS-Football Game:WTAQ WMSD WEOA

*News: WfND WCFLWA.o\F WISH

I\MlJC-Cotumbia Country JQurnal}(WTO-Excun·ionll in SeicnceKXOK,SIUdio Orch.WAIT· Mr. MOlleYlllilll; Womeu in

EmploymentWCCO·Stock ReportsWDAF-Trea~ury Star Par:l.deWOZ·Sweethearts of the TrailWGN·American E;H~le ClubWHA·("aIl1IJlls NewsWHAS-WiIJcat ReviewWHBF·Notes on N~I'I$ Pil;turesWHO· Better Farming\VIBC.Jamborw PrevueWILL.Melody HallWISN·1'reasury Star P3radeW.IJD·Satunby Serenade\VLS·farm News, Art Page;

Gr,lil\ MarketWOW-Fal'ill Facts & FUll\\':-'OT-10 be announcedWSUI-.Mu~icaJ CbltsWTAD-Canlpaoil Serenade

WJJOWIBe

Orch.:

WILLWCFLWTAO

Dance

I{FEQKWK\VDZ

12:00 Noon*CBS-Campana Serenade: Dick

Powell j l\lartha Lipton; LuuGluskin's Orch.; News: KMOXWCCO WBUl\-1 WSBT WEOAWISN WHAS

NBC-Sketches in Melody: KSD\\'DAF KSD WII'1AQ WGBFKGBX

BN-To be announced: KXOK,WISH

*MBS-News;WHBl'

~tarkets :*News:

K..XELwoc

KOHl-Music; ThMPl? Colollf!ls*KMBC·Nc.ws; Produce, Poultry

& Grain MarketsKSTP,CilJ K:ul1stedtKWTO·HoOle FolksWAAF-S.\"Hlphonic HourWAIT-820 ClubWAVE-Texas Cowboys*WEAU-f'ann & Home Hour;

NewsWf'Bj\f·Gilbcrt ForbesWGN·To be announced; Noon·

liiHe Mclodie$\\IlIA·Noon l\I11~icale

WHO·Corn Belt Farm Hour*WlBA·Newi; Farm Round-up*\VJND-Z\cws; Serellade at Nool\WIRE !\Icatitorially Speaking\\'KI3B·lunchcon DilnceWLSMan on the Farm, Chuck

Acre.eWMBD·Saturda)· SpecialWMT-The MelodiersWOWO-Purdue A!,:ri. Prgm.WHOK.J{c\l.nd TownWSUI-Rhythm Hamblcs*WTMJ·lleinif"; News

12:15 P.M.MBS.Oance Orch_: WIIBFNBC-Sketches in Melody: WEAUBN·To be announced: KXOK

WeFL*i\EIVS: WKBH \\11\180 KOTH

\\'MT \\'OwO WKBBKFEQ-Popul;,r l\1u~ic

lOme-Dinner Bell Roundup;Live:;tock

l<SO·SonJl 01 th ... PiolleersI{Sl-Pi\hin StredKWKSha(/y "nlley Folksh. WTO )lis'-Ouri F;Jrmer;:*KXEL-Fillch"ille Farm Hour;

NewllWDAI'-'4Bcll Roundup\\'DZ PI"lid... DustersWFHM·\'01c", cor the ArmyWON-Jalle Anderson, pianistWlOCl'I\(' Farm FroHtWILI.·1\-1,'IQdiesWII~EOkk StOlleWbH·G. L ChanerboxW,JJD-Waln TimeWor ·$tllditri or the PressW nOli:-<olulllll leftWTAO·Oo YQU Know the AnSwer~

12:30 P.M.BN-Sylvia Marlowe, harpsichord-

i'lt: \\"I<BB woe \\'(l't\\'nQK

NBC·AII Out for Victory: KGf\XIII1 5:tllllr(1u)"". \)dohrr 9, the

l\orl.t Ilr,·IIlI... ,,· fOr thl' "t""rn"r,' lllclInllte""iOlv. ,. ill 011" :H·t.Ill' 11,,1.., :'1111111'111"""1. wIll be111'(....'11' ...(1 III thh lime,

*MBS.Ne.....s; Vincent Lopez'Ol'(-h. WHUP Ii:DTH

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See program listings for more detail and addifional news programs

SATURDAY'S BEST LISTENING

9:45 P.M.MBS·Dance Orch.: WllBf KDTII

\\lOCCBS·T.1Ik$: weco \\'~IT WT,\U

W!\IUD wsuT \VEOABN·Betty R.lnn, songs: WISIl

Wf{BJ( \\'EAU \\"K138*N...\,,~ WSUI WLSKMHCBru"h (reek FolliesKMO'x:'PdPIlY (:he-.hire & 1Ii.1

CauiKXEI.·G",i" Bell. Ihlll~ers

\\ OB:'!I Oilllh;\ O· XeilWFU)-I·\V..r ,'(lrre;;j)OlIdellt\\G.'I R('it,J,"& uf Ihe lhit ll.it0

SU"d3~ Tribune\\ISO Tro.!huf\" Star Parad"*WI':;)X.Xe~\:>;· II's D:rncehlll~\\'T.\Q L·Ol\(;l"r{ ~Iiniatures

10:00 P.M.*NBC·News: \\'!-:t\U wCllr*CBS,N e w s. WTAQ WI$1\

\\'I::OA W:-jOT*XC\\s: WlfllF \\'KBH WMIW

\Vlll\ wcrL \\'rco WMAt~

l{XEt woe KXOK WO.\~

K.·EQ \\'ItOK WMT Wl.WWIRr. \\'0\\'0 \\'1\\'£ \\'IIAl\\\'KBB KMOX WTAI)

KOlJoi·SINrl!f llo\ln,lupK(jUX I Jlrar the Southlanrl

SiOll;ll1t!;'OtB(,·lhe CarnivalKSll P<"I"ull\r MuskI{STP Brooks Ht'rl(ler~on

*KWKElmer Davis, !leWS*WBJ);\I·N{'\\s; ~ahJlc to Victol'ywnnf Cabert Forhc~WG;-iNh:'hlril('1 Yarn1WHO Wetk_End Re\lIeWIB('-.\loh\"l l.anrl*WINn·NI'W~; S~jill)hollic 110111'WISII 1·1. R, GroSSWI-SNllt'l A:ull I}ahceWTMJ·lol!ll\"'" EH"IIt'>

10:15 P.M.aN·Dance Orch,: l\FEQ WOWO

WHOK \Voe \VKBBCBS·Dance Orch.: WTAQ WIIAS

\\'£OA \\'SUTNBC-Olmsted Story Dramas:

WEAU WKnll W~lAQ WII3AKCaX \VA \"I.:; Wr:BF

MBS·Dance Orth.: WlieF Wlac*New~: WIIO KOTIJ \\'TMJSllor": }{XOK W(:COKl\fOX'PCOI)!e·s 1~llIlform

K:iDOanc" Or('\1KSTP~un~l'l V"lIt>y}(\\II{ PIII)u!.tr ~hl~it

I{XE1':l1u' AllIlIl(:lIr lIourWBn~l·r..(lloIlY SerenadeWeFt·Dance Orch,WDAF ·Cll\1rch I):lgeWFBMSOl\t.;" ShopWG;\·Chic3Il/i H )lightWIRE·Texb Ilalle;er"WISH.50ng~ of the Tslands*WISK·Qn the Tell Fiftt:('ni Nrw.WLW·Cl'egor Zii'lller, Back,

,l\:roUlldW\"H)·Dandn!! Pari:vW;\IT·Dance Ordl. .WTAD DaileI' Orrh.

10:30 P.M.MBS·Halls of Montezum.a.:

WIIBF KDTH WISr.CBS·Dance Orch.: WTAQ WMBD

WSHT \VEOA 'VISNNBC-Mr. Smllh Goes to Town'

\\'J<Btl \VIDA WEAU KGBX\VeIn' WAVE

*B/>I·"<I"c" /)rch.; News: woeKXOK WROK WKBB

*~e\\s: I,SO WC:-" \\,BB:-'IDance Oren.: \\'I.W WMT WOAFKFEQD:IlH:p arch.KMBC-CruUt:ho Marx & GlInt~

"SO·Stdell" :'lu~il'al

KWI\,Polmlar :-'Iuslc\Vr("O·Frielldl~ Tillll~

\V(,Fr.·MIJ~ic 1.1)\",'r'" Pr"m,\\'Fn~!·$an(lm;"\!\ Srrrll,t<lcWIIAS·Blue nihboll TownWHP.\lillif'l1 D"I1:I1' B,uid\\'IIIF Dilll/:'i'l'" Pl\rl,·WISIiSports Arena Garden!\V.\lAQ 1 SII'It;\ln Will,~5

W(I\\'OShlill(' CluhWTAD·Mu~icaleWT\IJ·Rullil)lIl:; RVOlU

10:45 P.M.MBS_H"lIs ",I '~cnte~"ma: KWK*BN-Los Latinos, news: WISH

J(XEL I{FEQNBC-~,1r. Smith Gocs to Town

J<SOl):lll('e Orrh.: WGN WM'rKMOX ·Sillt!', America. Sil\~

\\,BUM S;l1ut.. to ,"irion'WLW D~IlI-r Ort:h. .

11:00 P.M.MaS-Dance arch.: KDTII WIlilF

wG"*NBC·News: Starlight Souve.

nir!:: WAVE WGI1F \vlr:EWI\BH Wlll.\ J<GHX KSI)

*CaS·News; Dilnce Orch.· \\1\11WTAQ Wl\IDD WBBM \-\'1:\'0WTAD \\'FB;\! WSBT \\'HA5

BN-Dance Orch.: KXEL I<XOI,WROK WKBB

*News' weco KSTP WISHWOWO

End of Saturday Programs

_\Ir '·OIh-rNla t;1'r1e"," Iilarl.I),~ljl*r I). 'J'bi.' l)r..~('nt.j\on furtill;: Vr''luh·ri' I)(\rfor(llanre wtllI.I't' Jerolnt I\:('rll·...Hobert....

CBS-Your Hit Parade; FrankSillatril: SeB \Vaill; i\brtinJ)IOc.ll; Miuk \\'arnow's Olch.:WTAQ. \\'t:CO WSOT "'!'!ASKMOX \\'TAD WISN W!ltUDW1HlM W.\IT IOIl~(; W~~U~l

WI::O;\NBC-Alka-Seltzer N.ationOlI Barn

Dance j JOt Kelly; Eddie Pea·body; P.a.l Buttr:am: HoosierHot Shots; lulu Belle &Stotty; Dinning Sisters: \\'LSKM> WTMJ KSTP \\'DAFWIRe \VA \'E WLW

$t'c lpuluor', 1l1lIlOlllllCem~II' 011*News: KOTII KGUXWEAU-)linh aud Madll(lSSWGUF·Studio Ptl;m.WIIO,fo\\l\ U;lru Oallce FrolieWlHA~felOdy Minute!WIaC-Youth for Christ*W1NI)·1t SoUIl(1!f Like Thi$;

Ne\\&WKBHMusk in the Air\\"~I\Q-llolI.rwood TheaterWnQK ·Swe:{Iish S31vation Army\!Ism Bop' Tvwn

8:15 P.M.*BN·Edwud Tomlinson, news:

WIWIl RXF.:II Weft, WISH\\'181\ KXQ1{ KFEQ WOWOWGIlF WKIJIl

MBS·Chlugo Thuter of the Air:KI)TI-l

1<CIlX.10.2.'1 RanchWOC·Tuliler Hall

8:30 P.M.aN-Victory Parade of Spot.

light U\\l\dsj Spon~: I\XEI.\\lor \\'LS KF£Q KXOKWISII \\'owO WJ{8D

NBC·Can You Top This?; Sena·tor Ford; Harry Hershfidd;JOt Laurie, Jr.: W1\·IAQ WKBHWIBA WTMJ KSD WOAf-'WEAU WLW WeBF WAVEWjRI!

Wrn.-Labor FlashesWHO·Murph)' JamboreeWIB("·Jl\lllOOreeWINI)·l\!1\llhaltan MelodiesWHOK·M3sterworks o{ MusicWSUI,All)ulIl of t\rthts

8:45 P.M.CBS·Saturday Night Strl!nade;

Bill l>err)'; Jessica Dragonelte;Gus Itaen!\ehen's Orth.: KMOXW;\f130 WnOM lOIBe WHASwreilt WSIlT WTAQ

*l'\t'ws: \\'5(11 WTADH5TP Suosrt \'illlf>y Barn OancewCCO·ned River ValleY Gan~

WCFI..Beyond Vietory-What?\\"EO.\ SltlrlioWlSN·Stll.1 I'ararleWJ.IT.T;rkt a (":ltIl

9:00 P.M.*MBS·John B. Hughes, news:

WROK WeN WHBF KWKW1B(' I{DTH

NBC-Million Dollar Band: KSDWKBII WMAQ WEAU WIRAWTMJ KG6X KSTP WDAF\VIRlt WCBF WAVE WLW

Picturtlt 01 DQrn< IVwd 1'f1;av bel(lund on page 5Q,

*~N-John W. Vandercook, news:I\XOK KFEQ Woe WISH\\'0\\0 WKBB

*~rw<;: WIND \\'CFt WIS~

I<.'..:!o:I.Tre<lsurv Star ParadeWHO Ibm Dallee Parh!WtS H:ltn\'ilrd JamboreeWTAD·PlIliorama

9:15 P.M.CBS·Tums Show: 'YTAQ WTAD

weco KMOX WIS~ W8BM"'MBD WEOA WF8M \\"S8T

TJll~ TlIlIl~ ~II<\II" &t"rt!: Oi·to­ller f), Prv;.:rfilll fvr O('t()!lrr 2 nttl,ls t;l"" will hI' "lHuI' Rll>!lf.\n'J'nwl1.·' w!tl( (1rQll('l,,, )Iflr.'l:.

BN·Army Service Forces Pre-sent: KfEQ \\lROK WCPLwoe KXEl WKSB KXQK

MBS-Bond Wagon: KWKWHt.W 1(1)'1'11

K\\-IB(·llru$h Creek FolliesWG:\' Hill ~1I1\(I"r<; & GIn· S::l\'a!l:tW HAS_Renfro Valley Ba~n Dan·ce~YIBr·JaltlUol'rp

WIND-DanCe Orell.\-\'ISH-h':. Dallce TimpW,"~T·Para(l(l <of Featur~!

WO\VO·Hoo~ier Hllp9:30 P.M.

NBC-Grand Ole Opry; Georgen ..wry Hav_ Ill.C.; WT:-'IJ KSD\\'\fAQ l(STP WOAF WIREWIIU Wt;BI' WAVE

BN·Army Service torces Pre-SClIt: WKBH

Dance Oreh.; Kr,BX WC~

*IO'IBC-~i!ws: SvorbKXOI{-l'-h:lI Ilr (he ArmvWE.<\U,To be announcedWHO·SIlI1'1et ("orn,.,.. FrolicWI:\'D Nil\(' Thirll' F:dillon*WLS John Gu"thpr, Il"W$

WMT.Cunfidclltllll1y Your~

WHO·Hile:t B:Jrn DanreWLW·Boorle (O\(I\t.) Jamboree*\VSUt·~ew!\

Orch. ;condo :KFEQ

KSD·Jul:ie O'~eill & CompanyKXOK·$tudio Oreh.*WAIT·)lr. MOlleym:ulj Sports

Hhutne; Ne.w,; ;.,tr. Money.man

WA\E-Bo'\man Air Shvw\\crl.·Old St)'le. SaluteWllA,SJ)eei..1il~J Traillill~ Prgm.*WUUF,Newll; Music\VTBA-Dinner Melody\VIlle .Jiullllie Allen*WILL-Eq~nills Cone.ert; New'*WIND.\'ewsi frank ~inatra

WIRE:.S~mllhonicS'\in(WISlIll, B. Cron\\JJ D6!lI\ni{' I\H'hcr

6:45 P.M.MBS·Confidl!nliillly Yours: WHBF

1\ IHII WIIlC*,\'ews: KSO WIHEKWTO·Corll(ield !'olliesKXOI<.Alnerl(':l1l I~:lntasy

weco \'Oif!, o( 111(: UndergroundWEAU':-illnlighl !>onataWGN.Calllll Wohtf'l CallillgWHO.Sumd Conler. Opr)'WIB/\-Hus(ian War IldiefWJ~»·f·oliC't Head(luarlersW1$1I Sports ItoundllpWJH) ~UIII}(:"t1illle J-'rvhcWKBHIlO\\';)rd'll Vlirietiu\\'0\\10 St\ld~ ill Velvet

7:00 P.M.NBC-Abie's IriSh Rose: WMAQ

W1l0 \\1KUII WOAF WAVEK$TP WTMJ I{SD WIDA\VEAl) I\GBX WGBF WIREWLW

CBS-Blue Ribbon Town: Groucho~hrXj Vir~il)ill O'Brien; Rob·ert Arlllbru:>ler's Oreh.: WMTKMUr KMOX W60M WrU;\lWISN weco WIlAS

"lIhl~· lall"""" '(0 .....1\·' iltitrU,illite 1),·lol",·r \), 0'1 O<:t(jllc.>r :!nt tllill tlUle the 1)l'(lIUl\m t. to\if. IllJll(Hlllt'e<1.

*BN.Roy Porter, news: I\XELKFEQ WHOK W()WO WISH\\ILS woe WKUB

MBS-Cillifornia Melodies: wmeWON

*~ews; WCFl. WIlBrKDT11-Swi ng ItJ\\VTO·SuJ1{.Ia~' School LessonKWK·Feature Plll'adeWEOA·Studio Prim.*WI~O·;\tl\\; Soft & MellowWMUD·R"n<:h HouseW51:)T·0. K. {or ~()und

WSUI·lll> in the CloudsWTAD-$oI,Ii(:rs of lh(l PressWTAQ·Sllv~r Norlurne

7:15 P.M.aN-Boston Symphony

Serge Kousseviuky,WeFL WOWo woeKXOK WI\B13

Til'" 1:0.. 1011 ~;I'nlf1h{\n" C)rrhl''l.tril llf>!'iln" ItJl rull ll11t1 wint~r

1'I'rI"" or hr"lldrll-e.ts ONobN 0.;\ O\lll/'l't !llld l\ulllnm tH/cretta,fsl;uriOlr WillJUr J-;I'filJ~. wlU bebl'Vlldd~t 011 OClulJt'r :!.

KDTH-Sat_ :-;'i~ht JamboreeKXEL·Hollrwood Casling Office'\'I~OA·Council or Churches\VHR~'.I'QPl1l;1r MIl<.icWIND SoH & Ml'lJowWISH·Tin l'al1 AileI'WLSMc!Qdy I{(~\'ll~W:\lBD-CaIiIP Ellis (Ill ParadeWHOK·Missiull C:u\'l'nalll Church\YSBT-U. S_ il-bl'illCSWTAO-Tl'tasur~' Star ParadeWTAQ-Beyond Yiuory-What?

7:30 P.M.NBC-Truth or Consequence.. ;

Ralllll Ethl:trds: K$TI' KSDWEAU WHO W\1I\Q WKBHWTMJ WIB,\ WDAF KGBXWIRE WAn:: \\'CRF

*C.BS-Inner Sanctum Mystery;Raymond Edward Johll~tJn;

Ned Calmel, 1\ews: wecoWi\ll}D Kl\IOX W~IT WBar-I\VIS:X WTAD \\'TAQ \\TSBTWEOA \\TUM

BN·Boston Symphony Orch.:KXE:L WISII

MBS·Foreign Assignment: KWKK~IB(·Voi"f of till" ArmyKWTO·I Htar the SOUlhland

Sin!{inp;\\·t;N·l)an('e Orch,*WIIAS-Ht>n(ro Vallev Barn

Hance; Ned Calmer, news\\'HMF·Yoin~ of the Army\\"IB(;·O. P. A.WIND·Captain Michael FieldingWLS-Barn Dance PartyWI.\V.Fred Orady ShowWSUI Sporll'llme

7:45 P.M.ConrirlentiaHv You rs: KWK

WG:..; .*K;\IBC Novddte,,; NewsK\\'TO·Dance Orch.WIIBF.Friendly Ta\·erll\\'IBC·Hhr1htll by CUl::atWI:-lD Sa.\ It Wilh !\Iu.sicWHOI{ .\lall!l HorstWSUJ·Musicalc

8:00 P.M.MBS-Chicago Theater of the Air;

Marion {'laire; Symphony Or·('he.. tra: WGN K\\'K WHBFTh~ ("hlo·;\:...... Th"ntN' or the

NIGHT .

Where there ;s no listingfor a station its precedingprogram is on the elir,

6:00 P.M.MaS·American Eagle Club:

WHBf'BN-What's New; Don Ameche:

WROK \\'OWO \\KUU woeKFEQ KXEI~ Wts

CBS·Man Behind the Gun: WMTWBBM WTAQ \\'~HT \VEOAKMOX WISN WFBM

NBC-For This We Fight: WIBAKSD WEAU WKBH I{GBXKSTP WTMJ W1I0 \\'MAQWtW WIRE WeBF WOAJi'

*~ews; SpQrt5: KMOC KWI\*\"ews: WCFt \VDZ WTAO

KD1'H I{wTOH XOK,ClJng Illlsl~r!

WAAF.Jllke BOleWALT-Nef-d :l Job'WA VE-En5('fnbleWCCO·EY".\lilneU NewsWC;-;·Ciu'\burgh'. Concert Orch.WHA·ChamDtr Musicale\rHAS·ll\her S:'!hcluH1WIBC-Tnrf Bar 1'lme\\'JLI,-Between lhe Lines*WIND.:'ie""j SI>oI'lsWISI-l·The(e Truth"WJJD·Dinller Mu~it

W~IBD·Sports; MelodiesWSUIDinller J-1aur l\lusie

6:15 P.M.Trea!>ur~' Star l'l\rade: WCFL

WltL*N,,\\~: WMBO wmcKDTH-ta~'leu Twel\lies*KMBC~'ew,; l\Iu~ie

KWK-Bu~h lIu~heil Prgm,KWTO·1-I1u}el; Famil\,WAIT·O,lVe MillorWG~·Wheel of fortuntWIND·Souvenirs in SOl\gW1$H·To b~ ,III»OUnr('(}WTAD·Or(an Rhapsody

6:30 P.M.NB~-E 11 e ry Queen: WMAQWT~lJ I{STP WDi'\F WtW

NBC-To be announced: WGaFCBS-Thanks to the Yank.s; Bob

Hawk. m.e.: K;\IOX W1SNweco WTAO WMOD WBOM\rMT Ki\lOC WFO)1 \VEDA\VilAS WSI3T WTAQ

ShlTts Ill'tohl'r fi.*:Xew\.l; WIlO \VKBJI WGN

KXOK WEAtl WO\\·OSrmrf~; KnItl l(WTOKGll:{.The Weekend Review

Xavier Cugat's Orch., BN

(B/8-E) WISH·To he annoullcedWJJO-Workers for Vit:totyWKOO-Sports Review; To be:

announced

7:308:008:00

8:30

9:00

Variety

A.M.10:30 Little Blue Playhouse, BN11:00 Theater of Today, CBS11:30 Stars Over Hollywood, CBSP,M.

4:30 Chips Davis, Commando, CBS6:00 The Man Behind the Gun. CBS6:30 Ellery Queen, NBC7:00 Abie's Irish Rose, NBC7:30 Inner Sanctum Mystery, CBS

Classical MusicP.M.12:30 Philadelphia Orchestra, CBS

7:15 Boston Symphony Orchestra, BNStart.. October 9

8:00 Chicago Theater of the Air, M BS8;45 Saturday Night Serenade, cas

A.M.10:00P.M.12:00 Campana Serenade; Dick Powell,

CBS6:00 What's New; Don Ameche. aN6:30 Thanks to the Yanks, CBS

Starts October 97:00 Blue Ribbon Town, CBS

Starts October 9Truth or Consequences, NBCYour Hit Parade, CBSAlka-Seltzer Nat'l Barn Dance,NBCVictory Parade of SpotlightBands. BNMillion Dollar Band, NBC

Drama

*BN-Leon Henderson, news:WENR KXOK \VCFI..

NBC-Musiuna; KG8X WGBFMBS-Hawaii Calls: KWI{*C BS-World Today; Bob Trout:

WTAQ WCCO W.\:OO WMTWISN WTAD WBUM WHASWEOA WSUT

*Xcws; WMAQ KMOX KFEQWIRE WLS woe WnQKWHA wsur

Sporls: WTi\lJ \VJ{1l1iK1\10C·Thc Ihnd StandKSD-;"lwiic Well Don ..KSTP-Brooks HendersonKWTQ·SthafFcr SislersKXEL·Treasury Star Parade*WDAF·News; Music\\'FBl\l·(;i1bert forbesWIIO·MusicanaWIHA"'llOrl~ P"rildeWI:"D-Bil1 An..on

*WLW.:"ew$; Your "lllllll~' Fl.'lir*WMAQ.News; Musical MemoriesW\lJjI)·Ban-:::!I Hou~e

WSBT·To be 1l1l1l0\llIeed: Trea.sury Song Parade

WTAD·Lookillg at porh

5:30 P.M.MBS-H.awail Calls: KDTH

KWK wC;..' \\'IIBF \\'IBCBN-Ella Fitgerald, songs: KXOK

WO\\'O \"KBU WISH woeKXEL

NBC-Religion in the News:KGBX \\'GBF

NBC·Starring Curt Masse)': WHOWJ\-IAQ WTMJ KSTP

*New$: WIDA W~1T \VJJDKSD K\lOX

KFEQ-I~opular MusicKWTO·[}ance Orch.*WAlT·Dinner Oallet; News;

Sport'"Wi\\·EMu~ic EverYI'tTlt LovesWCCO·Eye-Wilnns NewsWeFt-Hit Tunes of the DayWOAF·Linwood Ca""jierl*"·OZ·:'*e\\s; S!lQrl'l OIlIHlw:ll(on*WENR.News; ~'1arthil\g AlongWEOA·Qur TownWFBM·Song ShopWHA-Book JourlieYSWHAS·Hcl'e's LuckWIND-Race ResultsWIHE·Jordan COIl'lervator"W15:-.1·1'o be 3I1nOUl\f;edWKBH·Jt's Dance TimeWLW.Trllly AmericanWROK-Poet's CornerW58'1' ·OCO 1'IlI)'ers\\'$UI-i\luskWTAD-Voice o{ lhc Army

5:45 P.M.

LymanWTAQ

SATURDAYS

A HALFHOUR OF FUN

AND ENTERTAINMENT'7h.e Alka·Seltzer

NATIONALBARN DANCE

IPONIOREO BvALKA.SELTZER ANDONE.A-DAY (brond) VITAMIN TABLETSWLS WTMJ WDAF KSD

WAVE WIRE8:00 P.M. CWT

News and DiscussionP,M.

12:45 War Telescope; Morgan Beatty,NBC

5:15 People's Platform, CBS5:45 Leon Henderson, eN6.00 For This We Fight, N Be7:00 Roy Porter, BN8:15 Edward Tomlinson, aN9:00 John B. Hughes, MaS9:00 John W. Vandercook, aN

(5:00 p.m. Continued)

*\\'1SN·News; Show Window\VJJD-Pan AmericanaWKOli·Kiddies· HourWL\\'-Novachord Mu~ic

W!>lAQ.Horse RacesWMT·Matince \'~riclies

woe· Lest We Forfl;etWSBT·MQrl Limier Hel)()rtingWSlil-thildren's HourWTIM-The Gay Rallchero

5:15 P.M.MBS-To be announced: ROTH

WnOKCBS-People's Platform;

Bryson, moderator:KMBC WBRM

NBC-I Sustain Wings: WHOTre~S\lry Star Par,lde: WIBA

WoeKFEQ·Concexf Orch.Kl\lOX-Trcasury Stu Parade"K"OK.Music; NewsKSTP.Billy Folll;crKWI\.i\lusical PrglU.K\VTO-Yooelirl' (\,wgirlWAlT·Romance ill Rh~'thm

*WAV£-Sporls; NewsWeCO-Hi-Wa}" BulletinsW(I"I,· VarietiesWDAF·Safety Council Talk\VOZ-Sports Ballllwa~oll

WISQA.Pappr Cheshil'e*WGN·Evening Seren3de; New!*WHAS-NcwsWHI;lF·SpOrls. TrailWIKI)·Sporf"WISH·Air Raid\','ISN Know YOllr Drug:s:i~t Rct·

'"

Raymond Edward Johnsonintroduces Hlnner SanctumMystery" thrillers in anew Saturday spot on CBS

the impossible we d'o immediately'the miracu19!ls' t~kesa little'.lpng~~~~·

ARMY SERVICE FORCES"-

The Army is ... men ... trained men equipped and maintained. On thehome front .. in factories and on farms civilians produce the armamentand food and supplies. The bridge between civilians who furnish and soldierswho use ... is the Army Service Forces. Wherever the soldier is ...whatever he does the Army Service Forces are charged with seeing thathe lacks no essential thing. To fulfill the task outlined in the twenty-onewords above ... literally ... the ~~impossible" and the ~~miraculous"becomedaily routine with the Army Service Forces.

•

"AYE,. AYE, SIR u

III old Engli~h, f¢Ayc" meant rfyes ."It nleuns far more in the Navy.ftAye, Aye:, 51 r," lYIf>ans that Ule order

is understood and will be obeyed.The Navy has gjven Zenith many

ftorders" since this war began.Our promptr·~4.)'c,Ayc,Sir,"has, we be­

lieve, beeu jW;lificd by the C'intelligenceamI iniliative" (as the Navy Stt)'s) withwhich these orders have been executed.

-in days of civilian radi", Zenith was proud of its long series of"fil-sts"-improvements which made radio history ar;.d established lead.ership in the industry.

-today our viewpoiut has changed-materially.-engaged exrlusively in war }Hoduction, the things we have beencalled upon to do- the tasks we have succeedcd in accomplishing, makepast improvements in ell·ilian radio literally look like "child's play."-the work of our eni\ineers in J'aflionies has made the "impossible"possible and accomplished the "miraculous."*-mark that word "RA.DIONICS" (with its subdivisions of Electronics,Radio, etc.)-it has brought into reality and being, devices which

I . tl '" ibl" d'" I "on y a year or so ago CaIne In Ie nnposs e an llilracu ouscategories.-today Zenith work8 in the science of radionics for our armed forcesalone.-in that bright ~~tomorrow" when peace rClurns-.

-we can only say-the post-war radios that Zenith will produce willcontain many interctiLing new Jevelopments.-that statemcnt is based upon experience which we can not nowreveal-but you may take our word that it is a fact.

ZENITH RADIO CORPORATION, CHICAGO

45

S H 0 RTWA V ES By Charles A. Morrison

For pragroms broadcast daily see Daily Programs above.

The programs listed here are those broadc::ast daily ot the some time. Exceptions are Indicated.

TIme shown is CWT; subtract one hour for MWT

SPECIAL

15.19. '1.M

'"11.81HdlO17.82

1Ii.041

XGOY. China.

?ll.03. Italy

~~g~. ::2R08:2R021, "

9.565, 9.M5, 9.48SBT. Swcdcn 15.155SBU," 9.535TAP, Turkey 9,465TFJ, Iceland 12.235TGWA, Guatemala. 9.69.

15,17VLG. Australia 9.58VLG2," 9.64VLG3, 11.71VLG4, 11.84VL06, 15.23VI.I3. 15.32VLI~. 7.28VLTlO. 10.525VI.R. 9.58VLR3. 15.32VLW6, 9.68WBOS, Boston. Mass.

15.21. 11.87. 6.14WCBX, New York City

15.27.9.65.9.49WCDA, N~w Ylll'k City

6.06, B.83WCRC. New York City

B.17. 1I.8:l. 17.83WGEA,Sdlenectndy,

N. Y. 15.33.11.841.7.00

WGEO. Schcnectady.N. V. 15.3.1.965,9.53

WKLJ. New YorkCity 15.29

'WTfRO. New YorkCit" 12.96

WF"ltX. New YOl'kCity 9.89

WL'\lK. CiIl611'1atir hio 15.25. 11 80

\"rL\VI'. r.inc;nw·ti Ohio17,80. 15 95 11 71

9 fit'\ G.08WNBI, New Y"rk Cit"

11>-J5. tlJi7WRCA, New v,,~k City

1778 B.S93WRUL-WRUW.

Eoston. Mass.7 SO.~, 1'11S I!' ~~11.79. 1) 13. 9.70

XERQ. Mexico City9.615

War News In EnglishDaily Morning

CWT MWT CITY STATION DIAL6:00 a,m. 5:00 a.m. london GSP 15.316:30 a.m. 5:30 a.m. Berlin OJB 15.206:40 a.m. 5:40a.m, Moscow 15.75, 9.5456:50 a.m. 5:50 a.m. Tokyo JlG2 9.5057 :00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. Melb'rne VlG2 9.548:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. london GSP 15.318:00a.m, 7:00 a.m. Tokyo JVw3 11.725

JlG4 15.1058:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Berlin OJB 15.209:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. Ch'kging XGOY 9.645

10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Tokyo J lG2 9.50510:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. london GSP 15.3110:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Stockh'm SBT 15.15510:00 ...m. 9:00 a.m. Melb'rne VLG 95811 :30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Tokyo JlG2 9.505

Daily Afternoon12:00 noon 11 :00 a.m. Vichy 15.241:00 p.m. 12:00 noon london GSP 15.313:45 p.m. 2:45 p.m. London GSP 15.314:45 p.m. 3:45 p.m. London GSC 9.58

GRG 11.685:00 p,m. 4:00 p.m. Tokyo JlG4 15.10S5:45 p.m. 4:45 p.m. london GSC 9.58

GRG 11.685:47 p.m. 4:47 p,m. Moscow 9.48, 11.947

15.23Daily Eyening6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Berlin OJO 11.77

OZD 10.546:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Spain EAQ 9.866:45 p.m. 5:45 p.m. Braz'le FZl 11.977:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Moscow 11.9477:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Rome 2R03 9.63

2ROZ2 11.948:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Berlin OJD 11.778:00p.m. 7:00 p.m. Mex. City XERQ 9.6158:00 p.m. 7:00p.m. Tokyo J lG4 15.1058:06 p.m. 7:06 p.m. london GSC 9.588:15 p.m. 7:15 p.m. K's'm'lsk 15.11,15.238:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m, Rome 2R03 9.638:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Bern HER4 9.548:45 p.m. 7:45 p.m. Vichy 9.629:00 p.m. 8:00p.m. Rio de

Janeiro PRlS 11.7159:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Tokyo JZK 15.169:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Rome lR03 9.639:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Melb'rne VlG6 15.239:45 p.m. 8:45p.m. London GSC 9.58

10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. Berlin OXJ 7.2410:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Rome 2R03 9.6311 :00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Berlin OXJ 7.2411 :30 p.m. 10:30 p,m. london GSC 9.58

GRX 9.69GSL 6.11

12:00 mid. 11:00 p.m. Batavia • 18.13512:00 mid. 11:00 p.m. Berlin OXJ 7.2412:10 a.m. 11 :10 p.m. Melb'rne Vlt3 15.32

VlG4 11.84----

Important Stations(Megacycle>! QI' thounnds of kilocycles shown)

AFHQ, Algeria.8.96, 16,025

CHFY. Canada 11.705CBFW." 6.09DJB, Germany 15.20DJD." 11.77DJL 15.11DXB, 9,61DXJ. 7,24DXLl3, 9,52DXP. 6,03DZD, 10,543EAQ, Spain 9.86France (Vichy)

9.62,11.845. 16.24FZI, Brnzza\'ille, Fr.

Equatoria.l Africa 11.97ORl:, England 16.415ORO." 11.68ORR. 9.83GRM, 7.125GRT, 7.15GRX, 9.69GRY, 9.600GSe, 9.58OSD, 11.75GSF, 15.14GSI" 6.11G8P. Hi.3lHAT4, Hungary 9.125HCJB, Ecuado>.'

12.41HI. 9.958HER4, Switzerland 9.54HP5A, Panama 11.70HP5G." 11.78HVJ, Vatican City 11.74Indo-China 11.78JLG2, Japan 9,505JL04. " 1.';.105JVW8, " 11.725

;g.. " ~i~~~JZK, " HUGKGEI, San Francisco

11.79, 11.73 "! 0';

liMI. San Francisco 17,09KWID, San Francisco

7.23.9.57.15.29KWIX, San Francisco

9.57KZRH, Philippines 9.64MTCY. Manchuria

11.'175,10.065,9.54bOIX3, Finland 11.77OIX4." 15.19PRL8. Brazil n.7lSRV, U.S.S.R.

15.75,11.90\7. 1f.i.23.15.11, 12,19, 10.445,

roeJZJ

JLG4

Yanks ill Jap prisOlI camps:JLG4 (15.105) JVIV3 (11.725)

5 :47 p.m.-Moscow.Kom~olllolsk

-English program for NorthAmerica; (15.23, 15.11, 12.19,9.48, 9.88, 11.947)

6 p.m. (ex. Sat,)-New York(T)-Calling the Navy; WKRX(9.89)

6:30 p.m. - Quito, Ecuador-"Friendship Hour" HfJ B(12.445. 9.958)

6:45 p.m. (ex. Sat., Sun.)­i\IOlHreal---<:BC Ne\\s Boundup, \lith pick.ups frOIll Over·seas: caFW (6.09) and CBCNetwork.

6:45 p.m. - Rome - "AmericanHour" for listeners in NorthAmeril1a; 7 :30, 8 :30, 9 :30,10:30 p.m. - Englbh news:2R03 (9.63) 2R04 (11.81)28022 (11.94)

8:45 p.m.-Quito, Ecuador­Christian Endeavor Hour:HeJB (12.455, 9.958)

9 p.m. (ex. Sun.) - Rio deJaneiro-Goodwill program inEnglish for North America:PIlL8 (11.7\5)

9 p.m.-Melbourne-Evening pro·gram fol' North America: VLG6(15.23), or VLI3 (15.32) orVLG4 (11.84)

10 p.m.-London-"Radio News·reel"-News by lhe men andwomen who make it: GSC(9.58) GSL (6.11) GRX{9.69) GRT (7.15)

10 p.m.-Tokyo-Pl'ogramWest Coast listeners:(11.80) JZK (15.16)(15.105)

Saturdays

4:10 p.m.-Buenos Aires-En·g-li5h progr<lm "For the Amer­ica5": LHA5 (17.72) LRA1(9.685)

5:15 p.m.-London-"The Wal'IIll Land," Capt. Cyril Fal\":GSC (9.58) GRG (11.68)

7 p.m.-l.onduJl-Talk by Wm.Holt: GSC (9.5S)

7:15 p,m.-Berlin-Rear AdmiralLUl'tLU\\: DJD (11.77) DZD( 10.54)

7:30 p.m.-LondIlJl-"Worill Af·fairs," H. Wickham Ste~d:

GSC (958) GRG (11.68)

Fridays

6 :30 p.m.-San Francisco-"Thisis our Enemy": KGEI (11.79)KWID (15.29)

6:30 p.m. - London -TommyHandley's Half Hour: GSC(9.58) GRG (11.68)

7 p.m.-London-"London I.l't·tel'," Macdonald Hasting's: GSC(9.58) GRG (11.68)

7:15 p.m.-San Franci~co-Yarns

for Yanks; KWID (15.29)KGEI (11.79)

8:15 p.m.-Berlin-Commcnla­tol'S Conference: DJD (11.77)DZD (10.54) DXJ (7.24)

9:30 a.m.-Bvstoll-Yarns forYanks: WBOS (11.87)

3 :15 p.m. - New York (T)­Coast Guard on Parad~: \\'BOS(15.21 )

5 p.m, (9 p.m.) - London­"Yankee Doodle 000" with VicOliver and guest stilrs fromAmerica: GRG (11.68) GSC(9.58)

7;15 p.m.-S<lll Fr<lnci~co-G. I.Jive: KW!D (11.79) KGEI(11.79)

8:30 p.m.-Berl"-"Calliug BacklIome": DZD (10.543) DXJ(7.24) OJD (11.77)

11:00 p.m.-Guatemala-DancelllllSil' wilh marimba orchestra:TGWA (9.685)

Programs

PROGRAMS

to

_III1C PI>t>It>

Gue,t on BBC', "Starsand Stripes from Brit­ain" show recently wasCapt. Clark Gable, whowas introduced to lis­teners by Bebe Daniel,

4 p.m.-New York (T)-S!)orts:WKRD (12.96) WBOS (15.21)

4:50 p,m. - Berlin - Germany'sprogram for North America;DJD (11.77) OW (10.54)OXJ (7.24) DXL13 (9.52)OXB (9.61) OXP (6.03)

5 p.m.-Brazzaville-English pro­gram fol' North America fromFighting French Headquartersin Middle Congo; 6:45 p.m.­English news: FZI (11.97)

5:15 p.m.-Tokyo-Program foreastern North America; 6. 71).m.-EIIglish Ilews; 6; 15, 8 :20p.m.-Recorded message~ from

Wednesdays8~15 a.m.-i\ew York (T)-l\lail

C<llI: WGEO (15.33) WOOS( 11.87)

11 :30 a.m. (Wed., Fri.) (T)­New York-"ThL~ is Jean":WBOS (15.21)

5:15 p.m.-London-The War atSea: GSC (9.58) GIIG (11.68)

6 p.m.-Port·au-Princp, Haiti­English pro.~r<lm: HH2S (5.947)

7 p.m.-London-"Eyes Frout"-A Weekly review of adivi·tics of Canadian Army, Na\'y& Ail' Forces in Britain: GSC(9.58) GRG (11.68)

11 :30 p.m. - GU<ltelliala - TheEnglish Hour: TGWA (9.685)

Thursdaysp.m.-London-Messages fromLondon parents to childrenevacuated to Unitl'd St<ltes andCanada: GSC (9.58) GRG(11.68)

8:30 p.m.-San Francisco-MailCall: KGE! (15.33) K\VIX(9.57)

10:30 p.m.-Lima-"f'eru CallsYou": OAx4z (6.082)

Tuesdays3:15 p.m. (Tues., Wed., Thurs.)

-New York-"Hi There, S<lil·or": WBOS (15.21)

5:05 p.m.-San Fl'ancisco-VoxPop: KGEI (11.79) KWIIJ(15.29)

5:15 p.m.-LtJndoll-!nto Battle-"The F.ighling Spirit of theUnited Nalions'" GSC (9.58)GRG (11.68)

5 :30 p.m.-Sail Francisco-ScrCl'1lGuilrl: KGEI (11.79) KWlD( 15.29)

6 :20 p.m.-Reykjavik-Progr<lltlpick. ups from U. S. Troops inIceland: TF.J (12.235)

6:30 p.m.-Sail Francisco-LiltlePlayhollH': KGEI (11.79)KWID (15.29)

7 p.m.~l.ollilon-Talk on cur·rent e\'l'llls: GSC (9.58) GRG( 11.68)

Guide

CWT City Program Station

Daily Throuqh October

DAILYPrograms marked with a (T)

are rebroadcasts or special pro·grams for our troops overseas.Clip out these listings and sendthem to a soldier overseas. Timesshown in parentheses indicaterebroadcasts for West Coast lis·teners.

635 a.m.--ehungking-Chin{''ie:\ational program for NorthArn{'rica; 9, 10 a.lll.-Engli~h

new" (9.645)7 a.m. - Melbourne - English

news and names of Americansoldiers decorated for valor.VLG2 (9.54) VLl9' (7.28)

8 a.m. - Tokyo - Program forEastern North America; 9 a.m.-American prisoner of warr{'ports: JVW3 (11.725) JLG4(15.105)

9 a.m.-New York (T)-New~

from Home: WBQS (11.87)WCBX (15.27)

11 :25 a.m. (ex. Sun.) - ~ew

York (T) - "Back Home":WBOS (15.21)

12:45 p.m.-Guatemala-Noon­day marimba concert: TG WA(15.17)p.m.-New York (T)-Ser.

viceman's Reporter. \VBOS(15.21); Foreign Ne\\s: WI<LJ(15.20)

Sundays9;15 a,m.-Montreal-Tom Ter­

riss Stories: CBFY (11.705)12:45 p.m.-Guatemala-Request

program by the Marimba En·~emble: TGWA (9.685)

1:15 p.m.-New York (T)-{;om·mand Performance: WBOS(15.21 )

3:15 p.m.-NBC S~'lllphony:

( 15.21)5:30 p.m.-San Francisco-Corn.

lIIand PerforJllance: KGEI(11.79)

6:05 p.m.-San Francisco-ArmyHour: KGEI (11.79) KWIO(15.29)

6:15 p.m.-London World i\(.\\~

I{oundup, featuriJig direct pick.UJlS from Most:o\y-C"iro-Syu.nel', elc.: GSC (9.58) GllG( 1"1.68)

6:30 p.m,-LoIH!oll-"Stars alldStripes in Britain": A vi~it

\\ith U. S. Servicemen over·seas: GSC (9.58) GRG (11.68)

7 p.m. (11 :15 p.m.)- LOlHliln­"North Arnprican Guest Nighl":GSC (9.58) r.RG ~ 11.68)

8:15 p.m. (10:30 p.m.)-I.ondoll_ "Answerilll! You" -QUI'S­

tions from Nt';'\\' YOl'k. <llls\\crsfrom I.ondflll: GSC (9.58)GRG (11.68)

8:30 p.m. (Sun., Thurs.)-Vati­can City-Nnrth Alllerit'an pro·!;"ram (Engli~h): HVJ (11.74)

8 :30 p.m.-Sail Francisco-ForThis We Fight: KGEI (15.33)KWIX (9.57)

Mondays

1 :15 p.m. - i'iew York (T)­Front Line Theater: WBOS(15.21 )

5:15 p.m.-London-·'The Warin the Air," Oliver Stewart:GSC (9.58) GllG (11.68)

6 p.m. - H<lmilton, Bel'lnuda­English program: ZFA2 (6.122)

6:30 p.m.-San Francisco-WeWho Fight: KWID (15.29)KWIX (9.57)

8:15 p,m. - London - JohmlYC,muck's Revue: GSC (9.58)

CBC Begins Own NewsRoundup Service FromWar Scenes of Action

News of Overseas StationsThe Macassar, Celebes, station, has

shifted in frequency to 9.95 megswhere it can be heard daily 5: 00 to8: 05 a.m. CWT, according to AugustBalbi of Los Angeles JZI (9.535),Tokyo, is not being heard on the 8: 30to 11:15 a.m, CWT transmission anymore YDA (18.135), Batavia,Java, is heard best near 8:00 a.m. CWT,writes C. Hartzell of Jeannette, Pa.

F08AA (6.98), Papcetc, Tahiti, isheard with fair signal strength Tues­days and Fridays ncar 10: 30 p.m. CV'lT

Elwood Deibert of Walnutport,Pa., reports hearing an Englishnews bulletin from EQB (6.185), Te­heran, Iran, at 2: 15 a.m. CWT,

An Italian undercover station on9.66 megs, broadcasts at 2:30 to 2:40,4:30 to 4:40, 5:30 to 5:40 p.m. CWT,and possibly at other times. An autohorn is used for identification accord­ing to H. Baxtcr of Detroit. . GSP(15.31), London, carries BBC programsbeamed to North America, daily from6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CWT .. HAT4(9.125), Budapest, is either broadc..:ast­Ing irregularly or oil' the air alto­gether ... Berlin's nightly transmissionto North America is now broadcastfrom 4:50 to 11:00 p.m. over DJD(11.77), DZD (10.545), DXB (9.61),DXL13 (9.52), from 4:50 p.m. to 12:30a.I11, over DXJ (7.24) and DXP (6.03).

THE periods of on-the-spot newsShOl'tw3ved daily from the battlefronts to United States networks

have long been of outstanding inter­est and popularity. A possible rival fornews scoops now appears in the Cana­dian Broadcasting Corporation, whichhas recently initialed its own CBC"News Roundup" from various battlefronts and war capitals. This newfeature is broadcast daily Mondaysthrough Fridays, at 6:45 p.m. CWT,over the Canadian Broadcasting Cor­poration's network and over Montrealshort-wave station CBFW (6.09).

Reports from London, Algiers, Sic­ily, Washington and Ottawa arebroadcast during the fifteen-minuteperiod. They are presented by CBC'sown correspondents stationed in theseplaces. Home news is broadcast onspecial occasions from provincial capi­tals and leading cities across Canada.

The roundup opens with WilsonWoodside, speaking from Ottawa orToronto. He is widely known for hisincisive and discerning analysis of cur­rent events. He gives the initial sum­mary or round-the-world news.

The latest news and events in GreatBritain are reported by A. E. Powley,speaking from London. Powley wassent to England last May to head theLondon bureau in CBC's OverseasNews Service.

Reporting from Allied Force Head­quarters in North Africa are CBC warcorrespondents Matthew Halton, PeterStursberg, and Andrew Cowan, whohave been assigned to the Mediter­ranean area to give a first-hand ac­count of their fighting forces there,

To help in the preparation of theseprograms the CBC now has four com­pletely equipped mobile recordingunits manned by expert technicians inuse overseas.

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TWO pictures on this page show Marthaas the attractive and glamorous little ladyshe is in real life. Above: Ready for anhour of relaxation on her ranch nearHollywood, and looking as modern as to­morrow, Below: In the role of the littledi,turber for "Hi Diddle Diddle" who',pursued by romantic-minded swains

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a heap of fun playing a woman witha tinge of devilment in her make-up:'

In private life, Martha is happilymalTied to radio producer CarletonAlsop. one of the founders of the RedCross plasma bank in Los Angeles.She IS also the proud mother of abeautiful lillie boy who is just learn­ing to walk. H~r home is a big ranchabout twenty-five miles from Holly­wood. where she and her husband raiseturkeys and chickens. When they wereaway on a New York trip, they turnedthe place over to servicemen in returnfor looking after the poultry and milk­ing the cow" The men thought theyhad landed in a miniatUl'e Utopia"

A fastidious little pel'son, Martha isoften irked by distasteful manners, He."pet phobia is the use of bact grammar.She once broke an engagement with aboy who dared to say "ain't:'

If her United Artists' picture "HiDiddle Diddle" is any sign. we have asneaking suspicion that Martha is allset to invade the glamour field. If that'strue. the other pretties in Hollywoodhad better move ove!'. For we don'tmind stating natly that they are in forsome stiff competition, Martha Scottnot only has beauty, personality andpoise-SHE CAN ALSO ACT:

Perhaps much of Martha's successlies in thc simple philosophy she hasfollowed all her adult lile-"Be pre­pal'ed for thc breaks when they come:'Cel·tainly she was ready when the firstone came-a chance to play EmilvWebb in the Broadway production ';r"Our Town:' And the Little Scott whohad made her dramatic debut a!'Patricia Dare, the intrepid girl spy inWorld War 1. over a local Detroitradio station. became the toast ofBroadway, In the sCl'een version of theplay. Martha gave with a performancethat \von her a nomination for theAcademy Awal'd and led to a succes­sion of fine character roles that sky­rocketed her stock in Hollywood and.mOl'e important. the box-offices of thenation.

But of character parts. Martha state~

emphatically, she has had enough"From now on she intends to remain afree lance and pick her roles withcare. At present shc is making "InOld Oklahoma" for Republic Pictures,co-starring with John '''.'ayne. In thispicture she plays the role of a teache."with liberal and progressive idaas whois chased out of town by an outragedcitizenry" Says Martha. ··It's the sortof role that has meat in it. I'ITI having

MARTHA SCOTTNEW

definitely ha~ pron:!d them "'mng"i\Ial'tha Scott belongs In that cate­

gory, For the little girl from Gee':,"Creek, l\Iissouri. who was such asmash hit in "Our Town" and "Cheer:,;for Mi~s Bishop," was described a~

"completely unphotogenic" when shefirst went to Hollywood to lest for therole of :\1elanie in "Gone With theWind:' Evcn in mature roles thaIcalled for I\Iartha to be buried in layersof flounces and dresses of ripe old age.the term "unphotogenic" was nevcrmentioned by critics or play-goers.Quile the oppositc, in fact. \\lhat they!'ClW was a wholly channing dr;lInaticactrc:-:...; of gre;H capabilities.

Ha\'ing succeccled in hea\'y dramaticroles, Martha refused to be lyped.When. ~I:-: I\1r~. Cnrleton AI:-:op, she re­tired f."om the screen last year to ha\'ea baby, i\1artha \'o\\'l:'d that she wouldnot return until she found n part thatclidn't require her to portray a matronor a slJinster of nineteenth-century\'intage. She ",nnted to prove that shecoule! al~u play thc role of an attrac­ti\'(> young woman w.th a warm. hu­man per:-onality that accented glamour."Hi Diddle DIddle" was the answer.\rhen the,ater-gocrs see her in thi:­picture. they arc going to sec an en­tIrely ncw :'\lartha Scott who's glam­(I'"OU:- to the 11th degrce.

In the "Hi Diddle Diddlc" role ~hc

re\"eal:- amazlIlg ingenuity and a posi­ti\"(' gift for fruthy comedy as a girlwho da:-:he:-: in and out of numerou:­designer Actrian co~tumes, portrayinga little dIsturber pursued by innumer­able admirer~. all seeking her favor.Therc isn't the faintc:-:t re:-.emblance 10he." fOl"lllel' role:- of the little ma.dwho looked ~lS though :-:he had steppedfrom your gnllldmother's album on themarble-toppcd p~lrlol' table.

THE"Hi Diddle Diddle," Martha's Latest

Picture, Gives Her a Chance to Play

a Glamorous Role In Modern Costume

EVERY now and then. Hollywoodbigwig:-, who prride them~eh·e.s ondiscO\"cring tallent which can be

described in anJcctti\"cs ranging fromten'ilic to coln.!'~al, o\'crlook someonewith :-ouch otlt!-tandill1g ability that theygo around for ~c\'cral1 moon:- with vcryred fac('~ after the per:-on in qucsli(1O

_Cob",n "ho,,,

"ONE Foot in Heaven" co-starred Miss Scottwith Fredric March, above. Right: A scene from"Hi Diddle Diddle." Left to right: June Havoc,Adolphe Menjou, Martha, old-timer Pola Negri

IN "The Howards of Virginia," right with CaryGrant, Martha was cast in the role of colonialdame. Above: With Edmund Gwen" in "CheersFor Miss Bishop," another voluminous costume role

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MARTHA, above with WilliamHolden in the movie version ofThornton Wilder's "Our Town," herfirst big hit on both stage and screen

BARRYWOODCountry

Gentleman

He Combines Airlane

Chores With Farming

Out Connecticut Way

IT WAS a real homecoming for BarryWood. baritone and emcee on NBC's"The Million Dollar Band," when

he brought his wife, Jane, and twolittle daughters, Bonnie and Beverly,to live on his Connecticut farm nearEast Haddam. For BaITY was bornonly a few miles from the place whichhe bought three years ago.

Since taking over the eighty-five­acre farm. the Woods have remodeledthe 125-year-old farmhouse, but it stillstands on the original granite founda­lion, and has a newly added fieldstoneterrace.

One old l)arn on the premises wastorn down and its hand-hewn chestnutbeams were used as supports for theceilings of the house. Inner walls ofthe dwelling are partly lined withknotty pine.

To Barry, this farm is not merelythe hobby of a man whose professiontakes him to the city. It's a seriousbusiness. The main products-poultryand eggs from 3,500 Barred Rockchickens-find their way to New Yorkmarkets. All vegetables for householduse. together with feed for the li\"e­stock, are grown on the acreage.

"!t's the good way of life," sayssinging-emcee Wood. "Fact that myprogram is broadcast at ten p.m. onSaturdays gives me more time outhere. It's a dream come true."

OFF to the fields, left, foran afternoon of harvestingwith Wooley, the hired man,and a neighbor who helps outwhen there is a big job to bedone, Barry now has sevenhead of stock-three horses,three cows and one calf

SPECIAL pet of the twoWood children-Bonnie andBeverly-is the ten-d.y-oldc.lf th.t Barry, right, is tak­ing out for exercise. The twogirls love the farm, are gladDad made it permanent home

BARRY'S f.rm is sit­uated among rollingwooded hillsides ofhis native Connecti­cut. His house aboveis roomy, comfortable

CORN right off st.lkand eaten raw is bestaccording to FarmerWood. His greatpride is flock of 3,500chickens. Special de­light is chicken pie

That's how Pepsodeorwith Irium uncovers thenatun.l brightness ofyour smile, ' . safely,

by BOB HOPE

,...4, horn to dance, I know what it is to ~ awallflower, In fact, I once sat in a cornet solong I had clinging ivy growing up bothlegs, Clinging ivy is bad enough. Bur filmc1ingi,ng co teeth is worse, It dulls your teethand dims your smile. But Pepsodenr withIriurn sure gets rid of film in a burry.

2. Fint, dr.u car.fully to make rhe best im·pression. I never wear anything beyond tendays-I tire of things quickly, also that's whenthe free trial offer is up, Of course, if youreally want to have something after ten days'trial, try Pepsodem. You'll have a brightsmile that nobody can tak~ away from you,

Bur loole what Iriumdoes! It loosens film­Boats it away, leaves thesurface dean and bright.

Short Cutsto Social Success

This film·coated mirrorshows the result whencommonplace methodsdon't dean film away,

2~

3. Nut, alway, b. fri.ndly, Unless you'releaving town anyway, never greet a strangerby saying, "Well, what d'ya hear from yourDraft Board?" Instead, give him som~tbing

pleasant to think abour, like., ."Pepsodent­and only Pepsodent - contains Irium. It's thespecial film.removing tooth paste."

1. Th.re or. 0 dOIen way' to be a social suc­cess., ,looks, clothes, money, brains, money,personality, family, money, youth, beauty,and your own checking account. Me, I be­carr..e a social success by putting on a bigfront, , , well, I didn't exacdy put it on . ,I took my girdle off.

Film on t~th collectsstains, makes teeth lookdingy-hides the ltuebrightness ofyour smile.

5. Abo.... all, watch your monnen, For exam­ple ...when you drink tea, extend your finger,This is not only polite, but in ca.s~ anybodytries to steal yOUI sugar, you can poke 'emin the eye, Otherwise, never point __ . unlessit's to show how Pepsodent, tbe film-temov­ing tooth paste, keeps teeth bright.

How PEPSODENT with IRIUM uncovers brighter teeth

HEARTY EATER and enthusi­astic chef, Morton Downey hasconcocted more than one tastydish that's easy on ration boob.Above: Chef Downey stirs up abatch of sweet dessert panca~es

_ .......~ ... H<>" Ph"IO

p~ell' with :-QUP, salad, entree and des­scrl-;lnd all the belwfits of includingmainly non-rotioned materials.

There's nothing like starting 00' ameal with il guod noul'ishing- SOUp. nndDowney has just the delectable CO!1­

('oclion 10 fill the bill. Oddly enough,this Id:;h tenor adores Russian beetsoup bor!'cht. He makes it by mixing12 small cooker! beets. 2 cups of ' ....ater.2 table!'pouns of SUgOI', a touch of saltand pepper nne! I, teaspoon of cinna­mon and alll:wing them to simmer forJO minutes. Then he iJdds 2 1 2 table­spoons of \'ineJ:.ar and brings the mix­ture again to the boiling point. Nexthe nllows the liquid to cool. thenplace!; a beaten egg in each serving­dish ~lIld pours the mixture slowlylwei' it. mixing thoroughly so the eggdoesn't curdle. As a Anal touch, heheaps two tablespoons of SOUl" creamilltO l!Clch portion.

A simple and satisfying entree isBaked Chicken Supl'eme, which isbUilt on <l b.:.lse of still unrationedpoultry, For this, Downey uses a smallfrying chicken (2 1 2 or 3 pounds).110ur. and vegetable shortening (thekind that ('an be drained after usingand used again), He has the chickencut into :jections, then rolls each in

(CO,lflllllCd 011 Pagf' 61)

~

GEORG'A SCOTTBy

IT'S A MAN'S WORLD

RATIONING or no nltioning, themille of the species still dern<1llds.stubbornly but ju.stifinbly, to be

well hod. This IO:-:istcnce Illay be ~l

tempol'm')' headache to !\1!·s. America.but if she's wise and imaginative. sheC<ln still find \\'<ly~ to :-:cn'c heal't,Y andwholesome meals and keep within thelaws or rationing at the same time.

Morton Downey, the tuneful lenor ofthe Blue Net work, i~ a man who likeshis rood and refuses to say "unde" tothe bogeyman of rationing. Father offi\'e growing childl'cn, Downey super­vises their diet and hi:-. own and is anE'xc~lIent amateur chef in his ownright. Jlp's flll'ever ctre~lming up newlcod concuctions in the kitchen of hisConnecticut home. and the kitchen!;tafT in his New York hotel knn\\' himas well as the desk clerk docs. Beingboth <l hE'arty eater and an enthusiasticchef, Downey undel'stands both sidc:':of the food problem. But b.y combin­ing research and his own l"E'sourceful­ness. he has succeedE'd in ferreting outa numbcr uf dishes ''''hich arc appeal­mg to male appetites. and at the sametime ~lre gentle with the ration book.

We asked Downey the other day toprovide us with his favorite war-timemenu, and he immediately obliged­with recipes <1nd <111. Here it is. COITI-

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For it& gentle lift ... it, lovely line- an orc/liel to PcrmntlLift.

A mirM:/e IJllj'/JCn8 at tlle L,111C of tile Lrtt Cl'I' wilere .1

/JOltenteJ CU8/,,'01) ;nllct 80ftly lift, your L080m, Itolcll1 tlUlt

firm rounded contnur, ttc'·er become8 /im/J or I.u tI.roug/J

U."OIt8 of ""a,/,ing and "·eM. /(iu ti,e Lralf good..Lye t/tM

put red ridge, on your pretty ,/wlI/llen. TIJc'rc '. neit/Jer

bone, /Ju/k rtor /JUII ill Perm" *Lift', selltle .uppod. Dra and

Do1Itcl,·.1U 6tX/c8, $1.2.1 to $2·50. LOlIs·Litle mode/If, $2 ""d

$1.50. A. SI('i" {!r' Cum/mit." n C/I1'('"go tl Ne,,· York *

Uu<u SAY. "AD aAIHla 10

THE LIFT THAT nEUER lETS YOU DOWn"

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FPA gu.,ted on Bing', KMH ,how,sang a Gay Nineties ditty to accom­paniment of tinny, beer-hall piano

Hollywood

MEET the "Information, Please" fam­ily. On the curb. I. to r.: Dan Golen·paul, owner of the famed radio show,Franklin P. Adams, John Kieran.Standing: Mrs. Adams, Emcee Clif­ton Fadiman, son Jonathan, Mrs.Golenpaul (behind Johnnie). Mrs.Fadiman. Joe Bell (NBC producer).Mrs. Oscar Levant and baby Lornaand, last, Oscar himself, with daugh­ter Marcia. Picture was snappedwhen Hollywood-bound experts ar­rived with their wives and families atthe station in Pasadena, California

......~....MR. KIERAN found old friendLillian Gish playing a movierole out at Universal Studio

HOLLYWOOD today. with the exception of Oscar Levant. wh'JCOlllmute:-; between Movietown and Manhattan. was a newexpenence to the experts on nInformation. Please:' Reason

for their \"isit: It was Included in the program's itmerary on anatlon-\\'ide bond-.!->elhng tour, \\'hich, at its close. netted the U. S.Treasury Department a cool quarter of a billion dollars.~ow. Hollywood and its film colony. (Continued Ot! Page 55)

VisitsPlease"Radio's Top Answer Men Piqued the Film

Capital, but They Earned the Good -Will

of Los Angeles by Doing Patriotic Duty

BROADCAST from Radio City in Hollywood found the experts joined byGregory RatoR, movie producer, seated be!tween Kieran and Adams,above. Mr. Adams "went Hollywood," wore lurid-colored sports togs

Ulnformation,SHEILA RYANal)pearin~ in the 20thc..:enlury-Fox Terhni·l'uJor lIlu$il"al. "1'ht'Ganl's All lIf're"

u><. GLOVER·S.

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~l "('!Im"I"'e Trial Al'fllInll",," parkau tftn·Idnlnll l;lo,u'. )I....«e )Itdlrlnr. I:LQ·yt;R~h.mpoa .",1 I:lm ..,', Imperial 1I;11r Uren. Int!frmll'tk.Il,.·.ulr<l bouln. with Inform;atht booII:­M I f'Ilf'km ::~.

Cl.OVI::R·~ 101 "'bl 31.1 :-1., 0.1'1. 'SitNt .. Yor" I. N. \.

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with rna~sl.lge, for

DANDRUFF, A 'OYI 'G SCALI'and Excessive FALLING HAII{

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COMrl.Er£TRIAL

APPLICATION

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IN THIS picture, the visible grem­lin is Mr. Dog, who's bent on ruin­ing Nadine's needlepoint. She's onthe "Salute to Youth" program

\vill send him on his merry way in ahurry and you will still have a haton your head.

There are countless other waysthese little nuisances ha\'e of wastingtime. They yank stocking seams offthe straight and nalTow. and smudgelipstick in a mean old way. They pullone curl away from the rest of yourcoiffure and cause hangnails that pullthreads in precious stockings. They popout on flawless complexions in theshape of a fat blemish. Not only that.but nasty gremlins cause dress seamsto split in noticeable places and makewobbly heels fall ofr at the wrong time.We could go on for pages about theevils of beauty gremlins. but thesefew will give you the idea.

Probably without reading any fur­ther you can guess how to combat thLs

(Colltimwd Oil Page 58)

UP POPS the alarm-clockgremlin who kept it from go­ing off. The bewildered missabove is Nadine Conner­Metropolitan Opera soprano

Do Away With the Gremlins

of Beauty by Being Neat

and Well Groomed Alway'

By

CLAIRE FINUCANE

friends could \'iew your carelessncss.And remember the time you applied

your mascara hurriedly and a blob ofthe stuff drifted into your eyes, mak­ing them all red and blurry instead ofthe starry and twinkling effect mas­cal-a has whcn you apply it carefullyand well.

Then thel-e is the gremlin who madethat ring around your jawline becauseyou didn't remember youI' neck waspart of your face while applying yourmake-up. Don't apply your powdel'base too neat' the hairline, either: justsmooth it up in that direction so itlooks as if it came with you and wasn'ttransferred to your complexion froma box.

Even the big wind that blows you I'

hat off in the street is a gremlin atwork. A few hat-pins 01' a combfastener to hold your chapeau secUl'ely

THEN, of course, there's always thelittle rascal who puts unwantedinches where no one wants them.Vigorous exercise gets rid of him

SURPRISED, aren't you. to hear thatgremlins havc entered the field ofbeauty'? Unfortunately it·s true­

merely because we can think of nobetter word to adequately describe thelittle creatures who crop up at thewrong time to spoil the glamorow:effect of a proud beauty.

But there is a way to put the littlescamps out of operation. and it allboils down to one method-thoughtfuland careful good grooming. For in­stance. remember the let-down feelingwhen someone informed you that yeolde slip was peeking from beneath.And you thought you \..,ere quite thedapper young miss. That was a beautygremlin at work. He saw to it thatyou neglected to sew that strap theday before-when you knew very wellit needed a stitch. Then he yanked theslip tail into sight where all your

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-Feminine Forum. . ~ ~

Improved, newfeminine hygiene woy gives

CONTINUOUS ACTIONFOR HOURS!

• Ilbw much happier, the woman whoknows the truth about this problcm~

For your vcry health may depend onup-to-date facts about modern feml­mne hygiene!

You may thmk yOIl do know-butmany womell, who think that. stillmake the mistake of relying on weak,IIlCffcctlvC home-made mixtures. Orworse. they risk using over-strongsolutions of aCids, which can casilyburn and injure delicate tissues.

Today, well-mformed womcnc\'cry·where rely on ZOl\llors, the new safeconvenient fcmlninc.Jlygicnc way!

Zomlors arc dainty, snow-whitesuppositories! Non-greasy. Theyspread a protective coating and killgerms Instantly at contact. Deodor­Ize. by actually destroying odor. in­stead of temporarily "masking" it.Git:t continuous aciiOIl for hours!

Powerful. yet so safe for delicatetissues! Non-poisonous. non-burning.Zonitors help promote gentle heahng.1'\0 apparatus; nothing to mix. At allrlruj;tgists .r-------------,I FREE: ~~~llill~~fl~~l~'r~~:·~'c~:,~;\';:5~~ri II 3'~O lr.:~'tll:~~\~IXl,~IH~~I~~~\o~~~'lN. 8,~,lll, II II ,\',Im~, II A,l<f~~SI. I

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TOMAKEYOVAHAPPIER WOMAN!

BUY MORE WAR BONDS!

NEWKNOWLEDGE

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9. I Heard You Cded Last Night

Say We're in Love

Arms Around Me

E. 1\'1. Vargo, Akron, Ohio-CH~:STER

STRATTON has the part of "Hop Har­rigan" in the show of the same name.The progrLim "Take a Card" is on theair Wednesdays at 8: 30 p.1l.1. EWT overMBS.

David CultL, ConnelLsville, Pa.­BASIL RATHBONE: has the lead in "Sher­lock Holmes,"

Harriette Ash.brook, MitchelL Neb.­CHESTER LAUCK and NORRIS GOFF playthe parts of HLum and Abner," VIR­GINIA PAYNE is "Ma Perkins," ART VAN

HARVEY and BERNARDL'<E FLYNN are"Vic and Sade," the "Easy Aces" areJANE and GOODMAN ACE and the rolesof "Fibber McGee and Molly" al'C

taken by JIM a.nd MARIAN JORDAN.

Esther Thrush, Mansfield, Ohio­MARVIN MUELLER is the announcer for"Lonely Women."

LaVerne Woods. Fort Worth, Texas-"Forly Chicagoans·' can be heardWednesd3ys at 11 p.m. CWT over CBS.

M,. "ai,'''' ... ~ll .."."'~....."',:~ 'rO,n ,"lr.d~r...."" • ."..d~1'·ao;kIl't'''''d .1....""'" "'''''ll..~•• A<I..n~" lilT. Fairfax,/11I"",1 ..·11 ../1;" G...d •• 731 "h''''01'''' e",,'t. C,,;~. 1t1i....1••

H. Kee!py, New Orleans, La.-Hf:I,ENM~.:NKEN has the part of Brenda inuSecond Husbtmd," JOSEPH CURT.INplays Grant, JAY JOSTYN is Ben Porter,CHARITA BAUER has the part of Franand J AeRiE GRIM ~:s is Dick.

Mrs. Rose Gates, Johnstown, Pa.­Yes, MARION BARNEY plays the part ofMrs. Davis on "When a Girl Marries"and Mary Young in '(Pepper Young'sFamily."

LoUie Gilmore, Aledo, nr.-'·Terryand the Pirates" is on the ail' Mon­days through Fridays at 5 p.m. CWTovel' the Blue Network,

Miss Betty Daniel, IngLewood, Calif·-Besides being on the I'Hit Parade."FRANK SINATRA was also, until recent­ly, featured on "Broa.dway Bandbox"over CBS.

Mr3. H. M. Betts, Washington, D. C.-KEN GRJFFIN plays Dr. Jim Brentin "Road of Life" a.nd Larry Noble in"Backstage Wife."

Ray Eddington, Cavalier, N. D,­The theme music of "Nelson Olmsted'sWorld'S Greatest Stories" is LittleHarboT, by Don Marcotte, The themesong of "Lonely Women" is an origi­nal by Duanel and the Philip Morristheme music is a section of the CranaCanyon. SuitE', by Ferde Grofe.

Miss Jo Troya7le, Mountain View,N. J.-Pm sure DICK HAYM.ES willappreciate the fan club you're startingfor hjm. Ail interested write to MissTl'oyane, Boonton Rd., Mountain View,N. J.

David Johnson, New OrLeans. La.­JOAN TOMPKINS and JA_M~;S Ml-;ICHAN

have the leads in "Lora Lawton" heCirdover NBC Mondays through Fridays at10 a.m. EWT.

Lillian Johnson, Phoeni.T, Ariz.­BARBARA Jo ALLEN (Vera Vague) hadthe role of Beth Rolly on "One Man'sFamily."

Dorothy Withers, Los Angeles, Calif.-JOSEPH COTTEN was Uncle Charlie inthe movie "The Shadow of a Doubt,"

PhyUis Sdnnidt, NeiUsville. Wis.­BRAD REYNOLDS' addres~ is NEC, RCABldg., New York, N. Y.

Something NewA survey of listeners' radio t.astes

conducted by t.he Blue Network somemonths ago indicated that an appre­ciable number of daytime dialers wantnew and varied t.ypes of entertain­ment. Using this as a directivC!, theBlue has actively promoted programsto appeal to these listeners. The Du­bonnet Corporation joined the cam­paign to 'lrevolutionize" daytime radioon September 4 when it launched ahaIr-huur musical-vnriety program forSaturday mornings featuring XavierCugat '::; orchestra,

This assignment {or Cugat is thefirst major one since his recent illness,which forced him to relinquish assign­ments un the Lanny Ross and Moore­Durante shows. Well and active again,"liltle Coogie" adds great weight tothe trend to brighten up daytimeradio fare.

Philadelphia Or'chestra, CBS, Satur­days; Under a new, exclusive contractwith CHS, the Philadelphia Orchestrabegins broadcast!'; on October 2.Eugene Ormandy, director of the or­ganization, will conduct most of theconcert::;, but from time to time g\lestconductors and eminent soloists willappear with the orchestra.

• • •Mr. Chotzinoff Again

"The sponsorship by so great an in­stitution," Mr. Chotzinoff explains,referring to the General Molon; con­tract with the NBC Symphony, "con­firms OUf belief that radio music hasso enlarged the public which listensto great music that industry nowfinds it C1dvantageous to address itselfdirectly to that group. In effect, radiohas pioneered with such success thatsymphonic literature has become anece::;sity to millions of people in theUnited States.

"Maestro Toscanini and the NBCSymphony," he went on, "have im­pClrted a new freshness to the classicJ;;,which. of necessity, must always re­main the backbone of the symphonicrepertoire. Toscanini also has im­pressed thC! listening public both hereand abroad with matchless first per­formances of modern works.

"Speaking eloquently in terms ofmusic, the maestro has time and againproved his championship of the causeof liberty and his hatred for tyrannyand despotism. His love for freedomand his love tOl' great musie weredemonstrated in his broadcasts, andthere is every indication that his pro­grams during the yeaI' will continueto draw attention of music-loverseverywhere,"

sevitzky on the podium, the BostonSymphony begins its second season ofexclu::;ive broadcasts over the BlueNetwork on October 9.

Boston Symphony Orchestra, BlueNetwork, Saturdays: With Serge Kous-

Radio's Schedule for the Fall Season Prom isesTo Be a Real Feast for Nation's Music-Lovers

See Program Pages for Complete Detail and ?chedule of Music Programs

Cleveland Symphony Orchestra.MBS, Sundays: Under the directionof thirty-one-year-olcl Erich Leinsdorf,the Cleveland Symphony begins thefall seaSOn on October 10, broadcastingfrom the $3,000,000 acoustically per­fect Severance Hall in Cleveland. Theyouthful Mr. Leinsdorf last springsucceeded Artur Rodzinski as directorof the Cleveland group, and October 10marks the beginning ot his first. fullseason as conductor.

Highlight, in BriefNBC Symphony Orchestra, 'NBC,

Sundays; Currently under the batonof Dr. Frank Black, on October 31Arturo Toscanini takes over for aseries of six concerts. He will be fol­lowed by Leopold Stokowski.

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New York Philharmonic-SymphonyOrchestra, CBS, Sunday:;: October 10marks the first appearance of Dr.Artur Rodzinski on the podium sincehe was appointed music director ofPhilharmonic-Symphony last spring.In the meantime, the Sunday after­noon concerts have been directed bynotable guest conductors. VladimirGolsehmann directs the final broadcastin the summer series on October 3,

THE NBC Symphony Orchestra,say~ Mr. Samuel Chotzinoff, islookmg fOl'wLird to a year of "un­

precedented musical achievement" un­der world-famous conductors. Occasionfor this statement was the announce­ment this summer of the orchestra'splans for its first year of sponsorshipunder the General Motors banner,and it's just what you'd exped Mr.Chotzinoff to say at a time like that.You see, he's the director of NBC'smusic division. We agree with Mr.Chotzinoff, but the tendency with usis to go one step farther and includethe other great musical organizationswho likewise are facing their mostpromising year so far as radio is con­cerned.

There is, for example, the NewYork Philharmonic-Symphony, \'lhichalso not many months ago beganbroadcasting on a year-round scheduleunder commercial sponsorship. Wealso have the Boston Symphony start­ing another season of broadcasts overthe Blue Network. And we are toldthat the Cleveland Symphony Orches­tra, directed by youthful Erich Leins­dorf, has a contract with Mutual fora series of exclusive broadcasts overtheir facilities. In addition, the Phila­delphia Orchestra this summer signeda three-year contract with CBS andresumes Saturday broadca.sts early inOctober,

Classical music, we feel, is lOOkingforward to the most promising yearin its history-thanks to radio.

1. You'1I Never Know

2, In the Blue of the Evening

3. Sunday, Monday, or Always

4. All or Nothing at All

5. In My Arms

6. People Wilt

7. Put YourHoney

8. C:>ming in on a Wing and aPrayer

in case you didn't know, dotes onknowing these folks who know all theanswers. Its members wanted to beseen with them and show them off.The "Info" experts, for the most part,refused to cooperate. l'hey i.nsisted,rather, on acting like plain touristsout to sec the sights, unheralded andunrecognized. So-o-o Movietown waspiqued and a little pllzzled.

With the exception of John Kieran,whose son, John, Jr., is in America'sarmed Jorces overse::ts, they wentshopping and sight-seeing 'with theirfamilies. While the others were mak­ing the rounds, John was strollingthrough the grounds of the BeverlyWilshire Hotel (headquarters for thegroup during their stay) filling hislungs with wincy California ozone andhis mind with the rich flor<l <lod f<lun<lof the sunsh inc ::;ta te.

Certainly the "Info" experts didn'tlack intel'cst in southern California.They soaked up its ~tmosphere likeblotters. Whenever all Or one foundan expert on any phase of life there,especially the artistic side, they pickedhim so clean his skull-bones showed.

Their wives and children had apicnic. Mrs. Adams was fascinated bythe year-round open-ajr markets andthe mo.ny sm3rt shops. "I'm going tolike this," she Sl:Iid, gazing at a silver­smith's display in the hotel.

"I'm not," grumbled FPA, rubbinghis billfold pocket.

Clifton Fadiman's twelve-year-oldson, Jonathan, who's a chip oft theold block in nimbleness of mind, hada field-day-and one big disappoint­ment, He expected to see fleets ofP-38's in the Hollywood sky.

When it came to the real purposeof their visit, the experts earned un­told good-will omong the people ofLos Angeles. They went to VictoryHouse in downtown Los Angeles'Pershing Square and sold bonds t.omore than 2,000 spectLitors in an effortto help the city build ils fin$t cruiser.They shook hands with all buyers,gave individual sales talks, whelherthe person was a small boy spendinghis allowance for a war stamp or awealthy man putting $5,000 into abond.

Movielown might have had somedoubts about the non-con.formist wayin which the "Information, Please"gentlemen brushed aside its efforts toshow them oIT, but Uncle Sam hadnone about the huge sum they stackedup on their broadcast tour. Up anddown the nation, the men who knowthe answers gave with all they kne'wto increase the stream of dollars intoAmerica's corrers lor VICTORY.

"Information, Please"Visits Hollywood

"Hit Parade" Hit,As we go to press the top nine song

hl~S on the "Lucky Strike Hit Parade"are the following in order:

FREQUENCYMODULATION

FM VETERAN: Twelve-year-old Mary Mcintyre, who recently completedher first year of broadcasting over W85A in Schenectady, N. Y. Accordingto reports, o!Jsters like her fairy-tale program as much as the youngsters

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little over three months. The increas­ing frequency of these sessions iscaused by more intensive planning fora quick resumption of FM growthafter the war.

The latest meeting, held in Milwau­kee, Wis., (where W55M played host),was addressed by such FM leaders asMajor E. H. Armstrong, inventol' ofthe FM system, and Dr. W. R. G.Baker, vice-president of the GeneralElectric Company. Major Armstrongwarned against a repetition of whathe termed 'Iblunde.rs" in the technicalprogress of the broadcasting industryover the past 25 years. He urged thatFM planning be mad~ flexible enoughto correct any errors in judgrnent­particularly with regard to the num­ber or channels established for FMstations and other technical standardsof transmission.

Dr. Baker had this to say: 'lIt isof paramount importance that the Fl\1receiving sets produced after the warbe ol a high-performance type. Tosatisfy the public, they must be ableto bring in programs loud and con­sistently without the use of specialantenna. The set owner of today hasbecome used to a radio with built-inantenna, and the best FM salesman inthe world is not going to be able tomake him climb up on the roof andstring a lot of wire around. Good sets,eight tubes or stronger, and a strongstation signal must be provided. Thatmeans the engineers mllst be permit­ted to produce the best transmittingequipment and receiving sets. UnlessFM lives up to its high standal'ds, itsgreat p:omise may be blighted."

Other interesting experiments in­clude the limiting of all commercialmessages to short announcements. To­day it's possible for a sponsor to buya quarter- or half-hour of air timeand present almost any kind of showin it that he feels like (including hisrelatives whose talent may be ques­tionable). This sometimes resul~s incomplete disruption of a carefullyplanned program schedule with a suc­cession of incongruous and interiorbroadcasts that may please their spon­sors but certainly bore the listenel·.

Under the arrangement projected bysome FM stations, no sponsor wOuldbe permitted to do more than purchasespot announcements, and these mighteven be inserted into the programschedule at the discretion of the sta­tion.

M'any people, of course, laud FMtoday because its commercial blurbsarc (ew and (ar between. This stateof aff<:lirs, however, is not destined tocontinue after the war-simply be­cause operatol's of FM outlets n"lusteat like anyone else. Today therearen't many E'M sets in usc, comparedwith ordinary AM broadcasting. Hencethere are few sponsors. But as theFM audience increases, so will thenumber of commercial broadcasts.

FM Men Gather AgainFM Broadcasters, Inc., the national

association Of FM stations whosemembership now comprises all butfour of the frequency-modulationtransmitters currently on the air, hashad another meeting-its third in a

FM Stations Prepare

For the Future by

Experimenting With

New Program Ideas

By

Dick Dorrance

Some New IdeasAn example of a radical departure

from conventional radio programmingis the arrangement being used byW45CM, Columbus, Ohio, whichbroadcasts the same type of programat the same hOur every day. In otherwords, jf a listener wants dinnermusic he can always tune it in eachnight at 6: 15. Or variety and comedyat 8: 30. News, brief and really news,is aired once an hour. Other specialtypes of program entertainment areheard always at the same time, everyday of the week. W45CM recentlycanvassed its listeners and discoveredtheir approval of the system was vi["­tuaUy 100%.

DESPITE certain inevitable hard­ships imposed by the war uponFM development, many of the

noise-free, lull fidelity statlons nowoperating in this country (and thereare about forty of them) are takingadvantage of this period as an oppor­tunity 101' extensive program experi­mentation.

"Experiments" on a large scale, in­volving the type of program schedulesoffered listeners, were not generallyundertaken by radio stations duringnormal times. For one thing, themajority of them depended uponmaintaining their popularity withaudiences for continued livelihood.Any extensive .Iexperiment" thatflopped might lose them a lot Or lis­tenel·S. Consequently, most ordinary(AM) broadcast stations clung-andstill do-to the time-honored programtypes that are known to be acceptable.

FM, however, has struck out acrosssome uncharted fields and-aided bythe greater tonal fidelity it offers-isnow using this war-time period to findout if there aren't other things radiolisteners like besides quiz shows, day­time serials and swing bands.

Because the FM pioneers, anxiousto show the wide tone range that fre­quency modulation penTlits, broadcasta gl'eat deal of symphonic and otherclassical music, FM was early labeledas a luxury for "long hair" audiencesonly. Aside from the fallacy that ataste for classical music is confined toesthetes and college professors, mostFM program schedules are actuallywell rounded and included everythingfrom Brahms and Verdi to news com­mentators and dramatic shows.

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Tecl'lli(oll'l".-falllil)'.SO )'rtOlfOJ.Y WF; III\IL (\TV\,): EXI>encIH:es

of AIII..rillLll Inl~ .. ou Bata..n alld Corregidor.stat'ring (olberl, Ldk". Goddard.-Family.

STAG£ 1>0011 CAN1H';N (VVV\'): A st~r·

studded cast at work ill Ne\v York's Stage DoorCanteen. "Sohhcr" llettHs sleal show from big.time ",tars.-family.

TIII~ !IUMAN COM Ern' (VVV\'): WilliamSaroJlon's :ilory by the same title, with MickeyRooney doillg an extr:lImlinary fine portrayal ofa bo.r bewilJercd I>.\' war.-fltmily.

THIS IS THE: Alli'..IV lVVVr): Irving Berlin'sgreat 51:11;"- <;h(lw «lllll.!S to the screen ill Tech·nir.olor.-I~a.mily.

MUSICALSCONEY ISLAND (VVV): Tailor-made for Betl)'

Grabllr, highlights her talents on all storel>.­Family.

I OooD IT (V\'V): Hed Skeholl at hi.. lalliestwith Eleall()r Powell d;Jllcing ll.~Oiin5t elaboralebackl;r(lllll<h.-f"nn fhf' the whole family.

LET'S FACE IT (\lVV): Bob llOlle and BtllrHuttoll star in movie version of Broadway hit.A riotous rUUlld of IUlIC'S, lauchs.-family.

COMEDIESBEST FOOT FOI1\\'t\RO (VVV): The Broad·

way S1i'lJt' hit COJllell to movies with Lucille Ball,Vil·\.':i"ia Wei,lIer. Good tunes.-Falllily.

liOtY jl,lATHIMONY (VVV) Monly WOOllf'Yand (;ratie Fielll ... dcli~htful1y amusing in tltlsfilm \'j'r ...iOll ()( Arllold Bennett IIO\'el.-Adll!l.

MR. Ll'("KY (\'VV): ("ary Grant is a big..hotg'\lllhh:r, 1~:lIllet.l wilh ddmtante Laraine Day,delivers :I c"r!ou,1 of hl\ljl:h ...-Falllily.

TIlI~ YOUNGEST PROfESSION (V\'V): Vir·ll:;lIia W('idler :llld h('r dnuns ,how how autograph(iClltb, \\110 I)Utl>Ue the st3rs, olwrate-\\ith I)lelll)'of knu::h".-Flimily,

OTHER FEATURESALllON I~ THE NOnTU ATl..ANTIC (VVV):

Starrillg HUlllphre)' U')(:lrL Ten~e duma featur·ing Alllerica'!! Merdltult i\hri\\e~.-Family.

ASSIGNMENT IN BHlTIA:--'Y (VVV): 1-1,·1('11l\1ac!lllles' 1I0\'e1 on ,,~piOlla!;C ,\ith newcomerJean I'icrre Aumonl.-F'll(\ily.

BEtIlND THE BISINC S\l:o/ (\lV\'): IJjclurl'version of Ja1l\e~ It "\'lung's novel gi"es l:lOwerful insight into ,Iapan and nature of our CIIClllY,­Adllh.

OESTHOYE:R (VVV): [(l''intl G,. RohinwlIIIfflrtra)'li a s.eamall who) reveres his ~hil), fights tosave hel.-Family.

FIVE GHAVES TO CAIRO (VVV): E...pionagerath~r lhan battle~ is featul"('d ill this waf film,with pk"ty of su"p"ll~d\ll thrill,.-Aduh".

rOB WII0:\1 TIl€ BELL 'rOLLS (VVV):ErIIl.'~t lIeltlills:wa~"s llo\'ci on film in Tcchnkoltjl'.iolarrillg Gary CO<JlIer and Iru;rid Bergman.­lulu!t.

SAl.UTE TO TilE MARINES (\'VV): E'pl()jl~

of Leatherllecks in Philippin~s with Wallace H\'('r~

dllill(;l ,I !l:UH::·IIJ1 ;ob.-family.SOMEONE TO REMEMBER (reviewed \HI,f"'r

title of "The Pr()digll]'~ Mother") (VV\'): i\1"I,,·1Paige IJ"I!~('lIt"i ltlollll'r love then\"- in a bri~ht If> ,.

dress, 1ril1l1l1l'd ill hllllh.r lIlId plIlhos.-FlIlllihTilE CONSTA:-:T N\':\IPIl (VVV): (1t,,,I,,,,

Boye-I', ,Jo;11' r.....ni:,ine, ,\I,'xl'" ~llIith ill a 10\"stor)' \\QH'n frOIl) tlw ~ossamef of (11'eall1s.-Ad uh.

1'1-1£ FALLEi\' :WAHRQW (\'VV)· Me II'Y:­lery thrill"t ,\ith Il(l 11ull IIIIJ11len: .. John GMfi('l~

at his best in eSI,ion,lg:e fo[~.-Atlu1t.

THE iliON :\1AJOH (VVV): Pat O'Brit!l1 perpetuates the nalllC of another great figure it,Allll:"I~al\ Sll(>rts-Fl'ank (a\'alltlugh, falll()u"football r ...ach.~Ffllllil~.

THE SK Y'S TilE LIMIT (\,\'V): Fred A..tail""s(.,test III wInch J():lll Leslie shares Ildl1ring hOllor".Fred's dante tlHlllbclS ph,y ~e('()nd fiddle: \I) .. tOI~

bul thc~ 'n,' ex(;Clletlt per u<;llal-F:llnily.WATCII O~ TilE IWINE (\'VV): Bette Davis

aud IJau [ I.\lkas in Ihi" Broad\\ll)' stage hit byplaywl'ighl Lillian flellmall. A grim picture ofNa:r.i dOtllillation.-Adults.

WESTERNSSONG OF TEXAS (V\,\,): Ro)' Rogers alld

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Red Barber: There is absolutely nodifference in the baseballs used by tht!two leagues. They are made by thesame company, of the same materials,under the same specifications. Justthe name of the league stamped onthe ball is all that tells them apart.

Red Barber: The owners havemerely dug around and come up withthe best players they could find tofill the gaps. They have set up try-outcamps all over the country. Theyhave traded among themselves. Inother words, they've been proud oftheir players who've gone into thearmed forces, and have hustled harderthemselves to hold the game to itshigh standard of play. I have yet tohear one owner complain of a player'sabsence due to war. Everyone in base­ball has recognized the basic truth ofthis situation-and that is, that thecountry's needs are the ones that mat­ter.

This year's series has a rich carry­over of interest from last fall. Every­body knows McCarthy doesn·t forgetand his Yankees don"t forget. Whileon the subject of baseball interest letme say that such has been the com­plete honesty of baseball's position,such has been the appreciation for thegame by the public, such has been thesurprisingly good play, that had therebeen gasoline and lights for nightgames in the East, this would havebeen one of the really big attendanceyears-and that despite the thousandsof fans who were thousands of milesfrom the parks and took their base­ball interest in hearing broadcasts andreading letters and papers.

5. It seems to us something shouldbe saicl in connection with what thebaseball owners have done to meet thedrafting of their stars into the armedservices. Can you enlighten us?

4. The World Series always bringsback tll.at old argument about thedifference in baseballs used by theseparate leagues. Is there any rea~

difference this year?

6. If you will, can you teU us wha.tthe owne'rs' attitude has b~en regard­ing the drafting oj the baseball play­ers in general?

Red Barber: Part of this answer isabove, and for the rest let me citea few cases. Last ye:lr it was theowners who conceived the idea o(playing games tor Army and NavyRelic!. Each team gave one of itsmost attractive days at home, whichmeant. each team thus gave in totothe receipts frOIn two dates, remem­bering that the visiting team must befigured, too. The World Series last yearhad a gross of 81.105,2<19.00, whichdoes not include the $100,000 theGillette Safety Razor Company paidfor the radio rights. From the gross$362,926.65, plus the radio $ I00.000,was given to the USO. And all thereceipts from games six and sevenwould have gone to the usa had theseries gone past the five games. Sofar this year, baseball has seen six­teen major-league day when totalreceipts went to various war fundsand to the Red Cross. The amountraised by those games was $346.123.00.These dollars, and more than 1 havespace to refer to, were dollars thatwere paid at the gate for seats, andwere given from baseball. In other

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BARBERRED

Red Barber: The interest in a seriesis fundamentally in the two teams thatare playing. On occasion, interestbuild in one club because of a tightpennant race. This year it does notneed anything for series interest ex­cept to turn the Cardinals and theYankees loose on each other. Every­body has been interested enough inwatching Southworth keep his RedBirds flying high and in seeing howsmoothly McCarthy has blended to­gether another sound Yankee club.

Red Barber: The mental attitude of.the men in baseball is the reason whybaseball is so soundly established.Baseball has asked nothing except howit best could help the war effort.Baseball has given money, sold bonds,donated blood, played benefits andexhibition games at camps, curtailedtransportation w'asticalIy, providedbaseball equipment for service teams.Furthermore, baseball has done thesethings voluntarily. The game has yetto be asked to assist in a war effort,because it has not waited to be asked.And for whatever value it is to theservicemen to think baseball, arguebaseball, baseball has put on the bestset of pennant races it could. Baseballhas regarded itself as a business thatshould function until the Governmentsaid differently, and that it should dothe best job of its business possiblewith those men left it by the Govern­ment. It ha~. And strongest of all,baseball has yet to say one word foritself that it has a morale value. Base­ball has wanted its players to go intothe armed forces \'1.'hen their timecame. Baseball has yet to make aclaim for itself. and the aame hascarried on so honestly I have yet tohear of a question being raised aboutits place in our country.

The player's attitude is merely thatof other civiHans who are doing theirbest job as civilians as long as theyremain civilians.

2. Now, with alt that, do you thinkthe menta~ attitude of the players ina war-time World Series might affectthe play?

but McCarthy had Keller left, and,with Lindell and Weatherly androokie Metheny, Joe has a set ofpickets who can go. Red Ruffing isthe big pitching gap, but \Ven.sloff hascome through, and with Chandler andBonham around, the Yankees havegreat pitching. Bill Dickey remainsback of the plate, and the Yankeeshave the poise, alertness and confi­dence of their great tradition, whichjust didn't happen by accident.

I think the Yankees will go into theseries a more balanced team, withkeener zest and relish for the test thisyear than last. Pitching is the preciousasset in a short series, and both teamshave more than enough. Power andspeed and poise-both clubs have it.Inspired direction by both managersis there. I think this series ..... ill be ahotter one than last year.

3. At this writing, it is almost con­ceded (barring mirad('s) that bothleague races are runaways. In viewoj that jact, don't you thitlk, Red, thatthe interest in. the series thi~ yearmight be enhanced if we could at leasthave had th.e sa'me kind of knock­down-tlttd-d·rag-ouz. battle JOT the pen­nant as we've had in the senior circuitbetween the Dodgers and the Car­dinals during the two previous sea­sons?

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new imp who cau~es so much trouble.That's right! By being so perfect thatthe devil hasn't the slightest chance todo his duty. The only sure way is bycorrect use of Old Father Time. It istime that makes a beauty, time thatkeeps beauty on the alert, and lackof time that is her downfall

When you are putting on make-upfor an evening of fun, don't make it ahit·and-misl:i affair. You'll find it worthyouI' while to observe every minutedetail in your full-length mirror (makesure you own one) before leaving thehouse. Even if your date is a la~t­

minute affair, that's no excuse, becauseyou should a1 ways be prepared. Setaside one night cach week to takecare of your clothes-that is, mending,washing and ironIng. Another night forhair-shampooing, nail-primping and afacial. Then a thil·d night to finj~h

what you didn't have time for theother two evenings.

See how easy it is to get rid ofbeauty gremlins. You can do it if youreally want to. Just a tittle time.patience and will-power will l'jcndthose foolish little beauty wreckersinto hibernation. Try it and see.

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night-aod-day responsibility-the peo­ple who count on you,

In ten years of working at nineo'clock at night I have had to give uptheater and dinner parties and manyth~ngs I'd like to have, I have hadto concentrate aU my reading on drytechnical documents. I doubt if I havepassed a single hour in those ten years(except between midnight and morn­ing) without tuning in to keep intouch with the news. You get so youare afraid to lose it. It's part of youas much as your heartbeat. Everynew bulletin is a new adventure, Inradio, the whole world is your stageand all the people in it the players.

It may be a president, a primeminister, a dictator. 11 general or abuck private. It may be a boy anda dog or a mother whose son isn'tcoming back, U's yours to do witb asyou will. You are humbled by it,dwarfed by it; but there it is-chal­lenging,' alluring and invitin,g. Thesweat on your typewriter keys willbe the measure of your work andyour only real reward.

I( that kind of life appeals to you,the whole world is your workshop. Ifyou wou td rather call some part oryour til'ne your own, if you wouldrather know the things millions ofother men and women know and calltheir own, shun ft as you would SOme­thing evil.

This is radio. I have had ten yearsof it. How do I feel now? I wantten more.

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words, last year and this, baseball hasgiven the cream of its revenue.

Judge K. M. Landis,.baseball com­missioner, has pointed the way thegame should go during this war. Base­ball has fallen in, to a man, behindthe sound guidance of' The .Judge. Thewisdom of his stand and the properoperation of the game have beenproved to the last shadow of doubt.Baseball is our national game, and ournation can be pre.uo (If it under fire.Our fighting- men under fire are thegame's greatest boosters, and thal'l:ienough for me.

Wlten Red Barber steps up to aMutual microphone on Tuesday, Octo­ber 5, to gi.ve a play-by-pray descrip­tion of the first Qame of the 1943World Series, it will m.ark the eighthconsecutive year IH"S been called 011

to Cover I,his great American SPOTtclassic. Red's requJar job is descTib~

ing Brooklyn Dodgers games ovcrWHN, a 50,OOO-watt independent sta­tion in New York Cit-y.

Strictly ~peaking, Red is not a red­head, His haiT instead is a sort oflemmt color; and his fuU name isWalter Larder Barber. He's marriedand has one daughter. Red is a hardworker w1l0 frequentLy during thebo,sebaU seaSOH puts in a seven-dayweek. Besides covering the afternoonbaseball games, he docs newsreel com­mentary work, keeps his haseball-record. book up to date, and acts asemcee on the Old Gold show oveT CBSon Wednesday n.ights.

For fu,rther details of the 1943World Series broadcast.s refer to t.heProgram Section.

after checking at every possible source-why, then trust your feeling. Matchit against other men's opinions; don'tbe afraid to speak out. You will bewrong many times. People won't mindthat. They'll know you are ~ayjng

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What I am trying to say is, radioisn't a classroom with the listeners thepupils and the commentator the teach­er. Radio is a fam ily-a town meeting.You, the commentator, happen to havethe floor. Give yourself to it com­pletely, And if you find yourselfweeping at Urnes, as I havc, don't beafraid of that. You will like yourwork that much better.

For it's hard, gruelling, grinding,heart-breaking work. You will beginearly and end late. And the first sec­ond after you sign off you will getthe sickly, agonizing feeling whichcomes to a man when he knows howmuch better it migl1t have been, Butyou know tomorrow is another day,and one hour after you have finishedyou'Jl be at your typewriter strugglingto fix what you felt was wrong,

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1. Do the sulpha drugs have anorigin that is animal, vegetable ormineral?

2. Yellowstone National Park ex­tends into what two other westernstates besides Wyoming'?

3. If you )jaw a general and a privatemeet, and the general saluted first,what unmistakable fact would youknow about the private'!

4. Name the two countries in thewestern hemisphere that have nocoastlines.

5. If you had occasion to pass outcigars to youI' admiral, vice-admiraland rear-admiral, how many cigarswould you buy to equal the total num­ber of stars these three men wear ontheir shou lders?

State" and the uTurpentine State."What states would be represented?

3. Because of the sound made bythe boatswain's pipe, sailors are usu­ally forbidden to indulge in whatdiversion while aboard ship?

4. What three nursery-rhyme char­acters went to sea in search of her­ring'!

5. Which of these will an absolutelyfresh egg do when placed in water:Lie on its side; tilt upward or standon end'?

6. Patrick Henry in his most famousspeech used the words "SuITer notyourselves to be betrayed with a kiss."With what well-known phrase did heconclude this speech?

7. The greater part of "The StarSpangled Banner" was written onboal'd a ship. To what country did theship belong'?

8. If you started in Arkansas, trav­eled through Mississippi, took a boatat the Gulf of Mexico and traveled toTexas, landed, then traveled onthrough Texas back into Arkansas,what state would you have complete­ly encircled?

9. Which of these did Pocahontasmarry: John Smith, John Rolfe orJohn Barleycorn?

10. Name the ball fields which theBrooklyn Dodgers, the New YorkGiants and the New York Yankeeseach considers its home field.

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3. What fictional character (a) ateeggs with shells on them? (b) took abite out of his teacup'! (c) was espe­cial1y fond of honey but also probablyliked bees, toads ,lOd mice?

4. What men who later becamePresidents of the United States actu­ally fought in the field against thesenoted chiefs: (a) Blackhawk, (b) Te­cumseh.

5. h "Arngot" a disease, just badgrammar, or what?

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"Five Jerks to Cairo" was the nameblazoned on the plane which took JackBenny and his troupe on an entertain­ment tour of the battle-fronts ...

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THE RADIO FRONT

Didja know that Nelson Olmsted,who interpl'etli the works of the liter­ary roastel's on his NBC program,probably reaches a greater audiencein fifteen minutes than most of theauthors could claim in a lifetime? .that John Walsh, heard in I'MaPerkins," is Chicago radio's first mem­ber o( the Red Cross Gallon Club,having donated that much to the bloodbank? that Ohm Soule, who playsSam .K.yder in uBachelor's Children/'compor;ed The Song of the Spars?that Quiz Kid Gerard Darrow pickedBob Becker, the nationally known dogexpert l to be godfather of the blackl."Ocker-spaniel puppy he received forhis eleventh birthday'? Bob named thepup Commando Pat l sent him a boxof fiea powder and some fiea soapfOI' a christening present.

You gt>tta have pull. Pmfessol' JohnT. Frederick, who conducts CBS' "OfMen and Books" series, revealed toBritish li:;tencrs in a special broadcastrecently that he was one of thefounders of the Michigan Avenue CowMilker~ A5isociation. Memben,hip islimited to people having o01c:es on theboulevard who are able to milk acow .. ,

salt, sugar and vanilla. Downey pre­pares it by beating the eggs well. salt­ing them very slightly and adding 2tablespoons or sugar Clnd beating againuntil light and nuffy. Then he blendsthe ~gg mixture with flour, addingmilk until the finished product hasthe consistency of pancake baUer. Heprepal'~s it just as he would plain,garden-variety pancakes - on a hot~lighl1y greas~d griddle - browningslightly on both sides. Then a sauceof blended cottage cheese, egg yolks,sugar to taste, vanilla and snIt issprcnd on the pancakes. which arenext rolled and placed once again onthe frying-pan or griddle, until fullybrowned. If you have any powderedsugar around. it's a neat idea to dustthe pnncakc~ with it-if not, theysta.nd wel1 enough on their own merits.Downey likes these with a side help­ing ()f home-made jam or jelly, andwhen he can get hold oi pancakesyrup, he varies this by covering thepancakcs with it before eating.

That's a typical Downey meal, onewh kh he swears by, And since each.of the dishes mentioned is a standbywith all the male Downey friendswho are forever dropping in fox anodd snack he has concrete evidencethat othel' men swear by it as well.Try it. on your own menfolk, and seewhat their reaction will be, Downeywarrants tha.t you-and your over­{<lxed ration book-will be delightedwith the results.

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St. Mary's, which she is planning tosing several times d\lrin~ the season.This inspirational recording was pre­sented to her by air-raid wordenFrank C. Briggs alter she had sungseveral songs for Britnin's heroicHome Guard. For two ycars th still­ing of England's church bells carried adeep significance to every soul onBritish soil, because the p~aling ofthose bells would mean that the Huninvasion had begun.

Getting the opportunity to sing fortroops overseas was onc dream cometrue for the little Lanf-ford. M~eting

Prime Minister Winston Churchill dur­ing her stay in London was anothcl".But. like many a h3PPY dream. it waspreceded by a small-size nightmare.The afternoon before this /treat eventFrances lost the box cont<lining <,veryhat in her oversea~ wardrobe, Whenshe t.old Me Churchill of her plight,he chuckled and s~;d. "rt's too bad.Miss Langford, thal your first nameisn't spelled with an. Ii,' tben I couldlet yOll huvc one of my Homburgs."

That remark didn't. solve La Lang­ford's chapeau problem. b\lt it did giveher an idea. Before her chat with En­glandls Winnie ,,",as ovcr, Frances hadexacted a promise to let her auctionoff one of his famous Homburgs a.t awar·bond ~ale when she returned tothe United States.

'Versatile seems to be the word forFrances, flSweethenrt oC the FightingFronts:' who could turn a calamity fora woman into a weapon fOl" VICTORY.

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Frances Langford may b" heard onthe Bob Hope show Tuesdays overNBC at 10 p,m, EWl', 9 CWl', 8 MWT,7 PWT~ presrlLted under rhe sponsor­ship of the Pepsodcnt Company,

salted flour, and brown$; in the hotshortening. ,rust about enough to coverthe chicken. Thcn the chicken is placedin a laxgc roaster and covered withcream gravy made with milk, flour andthe remains of the frying grease­about a quart of gravy to the chicken.To cook this. covel' the roaster andbake the chit:ken slQwly until tender­a process requiring about an hour.Served in its own sauce. this dish is athing of beauty and a joy forever.

Like most rugged mtlies, Downeylikes salad~-but none of your dilinty,lettuce-leafy varieties. His sal;'\d~ mustbe hearty and filling and one of hisfa.vorites is ::l 8<.llad 'h~t is both. Forit, Downey cO(lk~ 4 bcet~ (lnd 2 carrotsin their jo.ckets until they ore soH,Next he peels and cools them, thendices them, together with 2 cue-umbers,a dill pickle and a green peppel'. Hemixes them all log:dher, ..lHd adds acnn ot peo.~, carefully drained. Salt,pcpper and mnyol1n"if.,t: ;:Ire all theseasoning rcquirC'd-and Downt'y rec­ommendF that this sa !i-ld be served icecold on lettuce with a watcl·CI."CSS gar­nish.

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1. The giant in "Jack and the Beanstalk"broke his neck. Jack chopped the beanstalkdown while the giant WAS climbing down afterhim. The giant in "Puss in Boots" turned him­self into a mouse to show off and the cat ate him.

2. (a) The Second Punic War. (b) The Vic­tory of the Israelites. (c) Surrender of theItalian island fortress of lampedusa to the RAFpilot. Sgt. Sidney Cohen.

3, (a) Quilp in "The Old Curiosity Shop,"(b) The Mild Hatter In "Alice in Wonderland:'(c) A. bear, Winnie the Pooh, in the book ofthat n.. me.

4. h) Abraham Lincoln. (b) Willia.m HenryHurison.

S. "Amgot" st<1nds for the Allied Military Gov­ernment of Occupied Territory.

(Her~ art the correct answers to the twenty·five questions on page 60. Thirteen 01 them wereanswered correctly. How do you rate?)

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If you insist that spanking a child isgood for him now and then, you'llhave an argument with Hcdy. She be­lieves the most efficient discipJine is todeny a youngsLer temporarily some­thing he's vcry fond of and explainwhy in advance, never using this as athreat for future behavior, and nevergiving in when he's Ucute." If youharbor a grudge, you are like her. Hyou harbor one after nn lltlspokenapology, you are unlike her.

Hedy learned to l;ew because shefelt every wife and n10ther should, nomatter what her Circum:)tanccs, butshe doesn't like the tedious task. She'drather have a Great Dane than a lap­dog and she likes to sit beside hers asshe plays her collection o( symphonyrecordings by Tschaikowsky,

As Ior the eternal subject of men,Bedy believes t.hey arc most. attracUvepast the age of thirty-five, but. that auniform gives a young man that adultquality he can't get any other WD.y. Asfor women, she believes that there aremore really beautiful grandmothersthan there are coeds. That may be thereason she is not jn the least afraid ofgrowing old.

Do you like Hedy Laman as a per­sonal friend? If she thought you didn't,she'd be concerned, but not becauseyou might fail to buy a ticket £01' hernext movie, "The Heavenly Body."

Hedy would rather have one marinecall her 'Ia beauty thIng" than comeout first in a Gallup poll. Sheshouldn't haye any trouble with either.

does not gallop around the place in apair of tired slacks to make a good­fellow impression. Daytimes, she oftenwears a flowing housecoat tmless she'sgoing for a swim in the big pool inher back yard. She doesn't impose herown immaculate tendencies too strong­lyon Jamie, her five-year-old son, butlet...:; him rOmp in a special place thathas all t.he normal equipment, includ­ing good, honest dirt, that a growingAmerican youngster could want.

It is an unfortunate thing that theglamour legend has prevented thepublic from knowing Hedy as a ~in­

cere person who from the beginningof the war has accomplished whatmost of the rest of us talk about. Herwar-bond tour, in which she surprisedthe citizenry by bitter references toHitler and Tojo as "dirty little beasts,"has been accepted as just one of thosethings every actress does, On the con­trary, no one has done more bondselling-or buying-in Hollywood thanBedy. Her biggel:it contribution, how­ever, has been in the every-day work.Many a star has been photographedl'doing her bit" at the Hollywood Can­teen. Hedy, however, has not missed aFriday evening, except on the occasionof her marriage, since the place opened,

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IS A BEAUTY THINGHEDY

have been able to shape her careerwith more mature judgment, and thusavoid much of the heartache and criti­cism that later came her way.

Before she was seventeen, Hedy hadappeared in several pictures and plays,one of which was "Ecstasy," aboutwhich she has explained: "We startedthe film and everything went well un­til we went on location by a river.Now, I was told, we had come to thenude scenes. I protested bitterly andwas told that they would be long shots.but even as long shots they would bevital to the story. When I asked \vhatwould happen if I refused, I was toldthat according to my contract I had todo everything that was required.Should I fail to do so, the picturewould be ruined and thp. producercould collect his entire losses from me,So there was a sixteen-year-old girlseeing visions ot cecditors descendingupon her respected father in a bank,wit.h legal right to collect a great sum."

Later I-Iedy discovered that thescene was not a "long shot" and theembarrassment haunted her for years.At seventeen she married, and again"knowing her own mind" cost Hedydearly. Her husband sternly ruled outthe theater. She remained marri~d tohim for five years before she ran awayto Paris. Now, more by accident thanthrough clear thinking, she wa~ em­barking on a happier life. She took therisk of boarding ship without a moviecontract, but on the boat met Louis B,Mayer. who admired her spirit andgave her a short-term contract.

Busy typewriters have taUooed theHollywood success story of Hedy La­marr into the American mind eversince, and in one way or another theresult. has been largely a false im­pression.

For example, one writer points outthat. she ::;leeps in neither nightgownnor pajamas. Topping the questionabledelicacy of that. revelation, anotherquoted her aR exclaiming after ahorseback ride, "Oh, brother, myfanny still hUl"ts." One reporter saysshe :'brcezes" into a i'oom and anothel­points out that there is always a quietdignity in her walk. H you think thisis typical only of Hollywood, get Y(IUI'

friends to describe c<:l.ch othel' inti­mately sometime and see the vastlydifferent impressions that arc Iorth­coming.

Personally, I believe that much ofHedy's charm lies in her always fresh­ly scrubbed appearance. Cosmetics areessential to every woman, but Hedyrelies only on a 1itt.1e powder, and theconsequent lack of make-up empha­sizes the extreme beauty of her gray­green eyes, Eyes are so much of Hedythat perverse critics have called atten­tion to the supposition that her figureleaves something to be dC:iired. Thisisn't so. Hedy's Cl'eet posture calTiesher 128 pounds on a tive-foot-seven­inch frame beautifully, That weighton any other movie actress \"ouldmake her fat.

Hedy is most irked over occasionalstatements that her "let:ts aren'L good."As a result she recently spent a wholeday being photogrophed with thequestionable extremities clothed inl(mg black silk stockings. A publicityman now in the Army told me thatthe result was gratifying. "She's sortof a !jl)per pin-up girl,lt he told me."'Now I can ~o to war happy. I con­sider the vindication of Hedy in thisregard the triumph of my career.1I

I should not be such a IIcdy Lamarrenthusiast bad I not seen hel' in herown home on a few occasions, Hedy

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