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Rädió Programs Monday, November 22 Washington Eastern War Tinto Rädió Programs Monday, _November 22 Washington Eastern War Tinto WMAL - - WRC - I WOL WTOP 4711.74 430= 3111M -. 380EC. I22914 'izeogc I200M 1500C Prelude, 805-7. Bill_ Herten, 105-9 INews at 6:30,7:30,1Start Day 'Wt 5:45 News. I. 7 and 8:30World _Reendup,,8 Corn-Sguttesbui I 8 and 8:30Godfrey. 7 to 9:45 Mahoney 745. -Brok-News at 6. 7. 7:55Art Brown. News. 5:55. 6:45, enshirse 7;10-7:45. 8-9.and 6:35-9:30: 730-4 I. 00Breakfast -,- Manhattan MusicArt Brown Godfrey: News 11:14 ClubSound Stage - -at the°reap!Hesne Service* 3:30Breakfast News: Sangho:aHome Forum American School 9:45-;= ClubRobert St. John ^ of the Aft 10:00L M. HowsonLora Lawton 'News: H. Forum Valiant Lady 10:15--Pla Money The. Opel: DoorI Mr. Moneybags EMI, Foyle 10:30Pie Money Helpmate 1 Shady Valley To Be Announced 10:45--Fut "Money MunIC Room FolksBlor's Children 11:00--Breakfast at of 'Life Newer A. GaethHoneymoon Hill 11:15 SardisVie and Sado News:.1Carnival Second Husband Brave losnorrosv Morning SerenadeBright Harizes 11:45Baby InstituteIRoadDavid Sarum What's Your IdeaAunt fenny 12:00- -News; Allen News. Unger Nays: B. Carter Kate Smith Speaks 12:15Little Show Devotions Hay Reads BibleBig Sister 12:30Farm-Home "Season For Footlite VignettesHelen Trans 12:45 Hour1 Giving"Naval Acad. BandOur Gal Sunday _ 1:00Baukhage Mary Mason News; Ray DadiLite Beautiful 1:15- Open House Mary Mason Scratches: HodgesMa Perkins 1:30 Victory Gardening!1 Luncheon With Bernadine Flynn 1:45-- U" Carey Longmire . LopezThe Goldberge 2:00Rodriguez Guiding Light I News and Young Dr. Malone 2:15Treas. ParadeLonely Women Russ HodgesJoyce Jordan 2:30Ladles Be 1.Light of World We Love 6 Learn 2:45 SeatedChurch Hymns Perry Mason 3:00- Mort. DowneyWorn. of AmericaNews and Marlin 3:15True Ma Perkins Russ HodgesNow and Foreven 3:30 StoryPepper Young News and IMaryJanice Grey 3:45Uncle Sam Sight 10 HaPPda'ss Russ HodgesNews for Women 4:00News: AllenBackstage Wile News BackgroundYour Home Front 4:15Music Stella Dallas Russ Hodges News 4:30"Tirre"NewsLorenzo Jones Treasure Texas 4:45TerryPiratesWidow Brows Island\Matinee:Rangers 5:00Accent On Girl Marries News: Capers With 5:14 MusicPortia Faces Life Cmdr. 0. G'llic's'n Dunn 5:30-4. Armstrong lust Plain Bill Compitonr Music Stump Us Club 5:45Capt. firnightFront Page FarrellSuperman 1.FunAmerican Women 6:00Optimists News; Harkness Sports Resume I Henry-Costello 6:15Baukhage Musicade Compton; Music To Your Health 6:30Agronsky Morgan Beatty World's Front Pg.Korn Babblers 6:45Lowell ThomasMusicade Music News': Harsch 7:00Day Is Done Fred Waring I Fulton Lewis, ir. Love a Mystery 7:15Music News of World I Tohitson-Fandly Ed Sullivan 7:30The Lone "Setting the Pace"Bulldog "Blo9die" 7:45 RcargerNews Drummond"Biondi." 8:00Earl GodwinCavalcade Sizing Up News "Vox Pop" 8:15Lunn n Abner of AmericaFulton Oursler "Vox Pop" 8:30"Blind Data" Voice at Sherlock Gay Nineties 8:45 Firestone Holmes Review: News 9:00Counter Telephone Gabriel Meatier Lux 9:15 SPY Hour Gracie Fields Radio 9:30Spotlight Dr. 1. Q. This Human Theatet 9:45 Bands Dr. I. Q. World 10:00R. G. Swing Contented I Raymond Clapper Screen Guild 10:15-10-2-4 Ranch Program Modern Melodies Playen 10:30Dunninger Information Bernie Cummins Guy Lombardo 10:45 War Fund Please Lew Diamond Or. Guy Lombardo 11:00News: Allen !News; Music B. Repaid. News Calmer & Howe 11:15Wismer, Music INews: Harkness News: F. Lewis Arch McDonald's 11:30Carlos /Pacific Radio Newsreel Moondia 11:45 Molino Orch. Story Unity Viewpoint Romance PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor.
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