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My Boss, Arthur Godfrey by Mug Richardson 26 Red Skelton & Co. 30 Ott "AtiPP The Face Is Familiar by Frances Kish 32 "If I Did Teach School -" by Eve Arden 34 Manhattan Rain -A First Nighter Drama 36 He's Made His Marx 38 We, the People I Remember Best by Dan Seymour 40 Beulah 42 Come and Visit Ed Murrow by Patty de Roulf 44 "All Three of Us-" by Hazel Shermet 54 On The Cover 56 Helen Trent 58 My Favorite Actress by Desiree Ball 60 INSIDE RADIO What's New From Coast to Coast by Dale Banks 4 Facing the Music by Martin Block 10 Look At the Records by Joe Martin 17 Salute To CBS 23 The Life and Times of CBS by Lowell Thomas 24 Inside Radio 68 Quiz Catalogue 71 FOR BETTER LIVING Traveler of the Month by Tommy Bartlett 12 When a Girl Marries by Joan Davis 14 Between the Bookends by Ted Malone 20 Their Favorites -And Your 66 Family Counselor- Entertaining Economically by Terry Burton 72 TELEVISION .. because HOLD -BOB bobby pins There's Variety 46 There's Drama -And Fun For the Children 48 really hold. The perfection of this There's Music 50 beauty is assured 'because those There's News 52 There's Sports 53 perfect curls are formed and held in place gently, yet so very YOUR LOCAL STATION securely, by this truly superior bobby WCBS: This Is Bill Leonard 6 pin. There is nothing finer. KDKA: The Question Men 8 WFIL: "Pops" Is Tops 16 More women use WBEN: Living Is a Serious Business 19 HOLD -BOB than all other RADIO MFRROR. ßEaDEtCf wQN:IS' bobby pins combined The Marie Wilson Story by Pauline Swanson 62 PAGES 66, 67- Dinnerware, Courtesy Of American Dinnerware. Silver. Courtesy Of Oneida, Ltd. Editorial Director Editor Art Director FRED R. SAMMIS DORIS McFEKRAN JACK ZASORIN Associate Editor Associate Art Director JOSEPIIINE PEARSON FRANCES MALY Editorial Assistants: JOAN POLLOCK, TERII GOTO, MARYANNE CROFTON Television: FRANCES KISll Chicago Office: Editor, HELEN CAMBRIA BOLSTAD Hollywood Office: Editor, ANN DAGGETT Managing Editor, FRANCES MORRIN Staff Photographers. 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