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Lewis 40 Big Town—in Living Portraits 44 Bill CuUen Takes All by Martin Cohen 52 Stop the Music—in Color 54 Lucky In Love by Ken Carpenter 56 imtpm^iMfH Radio Mirror Quiz 3 Facing the Music by Duke Ellington 6 Look At the Records by Joe Martin 8 Collector's Corner by Vic Damone 11 Information Booth 19 What's New From Coast to Coast by Dale Banks 20 Inside Radio 68 It's Here! 71 iiililllilWlliG Life Can Be Beautiful 13 Reach For a Crown by Mary Jane Fulton 14 Between the Bookends by Ted Malone 42 When A Girl Marries by Joan Davis 50 A Little Something Extra—Cooking Page by Kate Smith 58 Family Counselor by Terry Burton 72 NEW, LONGER Vanity Fair 46 You Are An Artist 47 LIPSTICK Coast to Coast in Television 48 YOiU R LOeftL STATION WMCA: The Great Unknown 4 KDKA: Earth And Mirth 10 WFIL Helpful Howard 12 WBEN: Hi Ya, Budd! 16 Feel like a -make - tip RADIO MIRROR READER BONUS artist. Look like a society deb! 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WMCA in New York City, long a pioneer in the public service field, boasts one of the most unique programs in radio—Adventures Into The Mind, a weekly radio class that gives listeners a complete college course in psychology. Now in its fourth year. Adventures Into The Mind is conducted by Dr. G. M. Gilbert, Associate Professor of Psychology at Princeton University. Dr. Gilbert, a Captain in the Army during World War II, served as prison psychologist during the Nuremberg trials of Hermann Goering, Rudolph Hess and the other Nazi war criminals. He is the author of the best seller Nuremberg Diary—a first hand study of the perpetrators of World War II. The WMCA program, heard on Sundays from 5:03 to 5:30 P.M., explores the multiple phases of psychology.
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