Tuesday, April 30, 1940 Page Twelve Madison THE WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL. Wisconsin Laurence Olivier Ag Departments Wealth Is Awaiting Last Day! 'REBECCA'_ Joan Fontaine Radio News and Programs Predict Sharp Rise in Pea Crop Lost Gold Mine Believed News Broadcasts VtafUt THf B/0 MCTUftt* *AAK* I TUESDAY NIGHT An increase of 36 per cent over 17. S. Marine Band last year in acreage ojt peas for Found in Arizona Wilds — TOMORROW ' JliOO—WCCO 9:00—WIBA WGN .1:15—WMAQ WBBM 8:30—WBBM canning in Wisconsin and other *« 5:30—WIBA WMAQ 10:00—WMAQ WLW THURSDAY north central states was predicted to Salute Anniversary 5:30—WLS WGN 10:00—WGN WTMJ FLORENCE, Ariz.—(U.R)—Dis- mine, died of pneumonia before he 5:40—WTMJ ]0:)5—KMOX for 1940 today by the crop report- covery of an old Spanish mine in could fulfill that promise. Since B:()0—WCFL 10:45—WCFL ing service of the Wisconsin and (i:55—WBBM KMOX11:00—KMOX the heart, of rugged Superstition then the mine has been called the United States departments of ag- of Pan-American Union 7:30—WGN WCFL 11 :S5—WBBM KMOX mountain'leads this pioneer min- "Lost Dutchman." 8:45—WCCO 32:15—KMOX riculture. Other acreage increases 8:55—KMOX WBBM32::5—WLW ing community to believe that 'the predicted for the Wisconsin area WEDNESDAY search of tho Lost Dutchman mine, The United States Marine band included 58 per cent for cucum- A. M. 2:55—AVENR reputedly the wealthiest gold mine Small Business will salute the 50th anniversary of 5:35—WJJD 4:00—WCCO WCFL bers, 57 per cent for beets, 34 per in the west, is nearing an end. the founding o£ the Pan. American 5:40—WMAQ 4 ::5—WENR WIBA cent for sweet corn, and 12 per 5:55—WBBM 4:30—WBBM The abandoned Spanish mine— Fights High |Union tonight with a special'con- 6:00—WBBM WLS 4:45—WBBM WLW cent lor snap beans. possibly an offshoot of the Lost cert over WENR at 8. Bidu Sayao, 6:15—WJJD WLW 4:45—WIND WCCO Dutchman—was found by Marion Taxes, Control Brazilian .soprano, will be the (!:2ft—KMOX .1:00—WCCO WMAQ (1:55—WJJO 5:15—WJJD WBBM Walker, a prospector, who filed CHICAGO—(U.R)—The National guest soloist. Fascism May Rise 7:00—WGN 5:15—WCCO WMAQ five claims on the property and Small. Business Men's assn. an- Other outstanding- protrams for 7:1!—WLS WLW 5:30—WIBA WGN 7:30—WIBA WTMJ 5:30—WLS WMAQ Among U. S. Youth, called them the "Lost Dutchman, nounced Inauguration Sunday of tonlehl and Wednesday time lol- 7:40—WMAQ 5:40—WTMJ No. 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5." : a'campaign to'mobilize all small low, classified: 7:45—WIND 6:00—WCFL Socialists Hear 7:55—WTMJ (i:4S—WIND The discovery was verified by business to fight "further govern- Music 1>:OD—WJJD (1:55—WJJBM KMOX Barry Storm, writer :ind adven- mental interference with private 0:45—WGN 7:00—WGN 1C there is any danger of Fas- turer, who for three years has been enterprise." 8:30 p. m.—U. W. Concert Band 0:50—WLS 7:30—WGN WCFL' cism arising in the United States, searching for the lost mine, and The association, through its ex- (WIBA): . . . The Northerners 10:15—WGN ft: 1S—WIND 10:30—WCFL fl:(IO—WIBA it is in the young groups of the Walter-Upson, a. •mining- cng-lnccr. ecutive committee meeting here, (WGN): choral selections from 11:00—WJJD WIND 0:15—WGN country, Dr. Joel Seidman, secre- Upson and Storm visited Walker's announced establishment of a na- Richard Wagner's opera, "Tann- 11:30—WLS 5:30—WBBM tary for the League for Industrial discovery and said there was-no tional campaign headquarters In hauser." 11:45—WMAQ WIND 11:55—WBBM KMOX P. M. 10:00—WGN WTMJ Democracy, told a Socialist meet- doubt the mine contained an "un- Chicago and the election of Don- <•'/•> 12:15—WLS - 1(1:00—WMAQ WLW ing in the Unitarian Parish house 12:30—WIBA WCCO 30:15—KMOX believable store" of frold. ald Dcspain, Chicago industrial Drama 11:40—WTMJ 3n:sn—WIND Monday night. volutions expert, as executive vice- 12:45—WLS 3(1:45—WCFL Dr, Seidman spoke on the president to lead the drive. 7 p. m.—Cavalcade of America 1:00—WCFL 11.00—KMOX The mine is located about one "Socialist Program {or the United "The purpose of the campaign," (WIBA, WENR): Frank Readick 1:30—WGN 11 ;55—WBBM KMOX find one quarter miles from Weav- 2:15—KMOX 12:15—KMOX States" nnd discussed the criti- the committee stiid, "is to resist the as Thomas Paine, in the days of 2;30—WLW ISMft—WLW er's Needle, a towering rock for- Martha Scott and the entire cast cisms the Socialists have of our Iurther burdening of business with the "Common Sense." present economic system. mation listed as a landmark, on of "Our Town" will present the f f f excessive taxation, to fight fur- play on Radio Theatre, Monday, t t t every existing map oj: the Lost Sports Reviews "The countries that have Rone ther governmental, interference May 6. over CBS. Miss Scott, Dutchman. The four entrances to TUESDAY NIGHT Fascist were countries in which a the mine, which is hidden in a with private . enterprise, and to shown here, not only appeared on Quizzes 5:00—WBBM WCFL 0:00—WCFL great many of the youths were Broadway in "Our Town," .but is 6:30 p. m.—Information Please 5:15—WLW WGN (1:45—KMOX small box cnnyon, were almost mnkc the smull business through- unemployed," Dr. Scidmun said. also in the screen version .which is WLS): Harry Carey, film star of fl:M—WMAQ 11:1,1—WLW burled beneath rock and shale, out the nation articulate and mili- 5:45—WIBA WTMJ 10:30—WTMJ "They couldn't see their way clear JOAN EDWARDS BOB HANNON soon, to be released. the silent era, joins the experts. probably the result of an earth- tant in combatting wasteful polit- WEDNESDAY and so they gave'up 'their demo- "JlomiinlJn 7:30 p. m.—Prof. Quiz (WIBA, quake years ago. ical expenditures, inefficiencies A.M. 4:00—WJ.ro WIND cracy for the promises of security WMAQ): switching from Fridays 10:48—WCFL 5:110—WBBM KMOX Upson crawled into some of and general maladministration in Frequencies in-life which the dictators made." to Tuesdays. P.M. 5:15—WGN WLW municipal, state and federal J090 W»D 550 12:45—WIND 5:35—WMAQ the passageways of the new- • GOLD IE AL GALLODORO KOH. 1KO W1SN 1130 3 -M—WBBM WIND 5:45—WIBA WTMJ ly-discovered working!! and channels." "Amrrlrn'a KSTP MOD WJJD ...... 1130 1:40—WJJD fl;00—WCFL British Journalist K»ld he had found evidence)! The association is non-partisan Tmmprt Slur" nfl Vlrltmmt IfBBM "Vt> WLS 070 1:45—WGN WBBM 0:30—KMOX Variety of hlifh producing ore which and has an active membership in VVCCO DID WMAQ 810 3:45— WCFL IMS—WLW to Speak Here May 9 0 CHARLIE TEACARDEN"f. w.;'*~i*t wmr« KCrL »1D WIAV 700 fi:15 p. m—raraclc of Slam 2:45—KMOX lO.'OO—KMOX mlrhl afwiy more than J10,000 33 .status, the committee said. (Vv.,VR «70 WMT OCU 3:30—WIND WBBM 10:30—WTMJ (WIBA): Tony Martin plus Glen fold a Ion. 0 MIKE PINCITORE -Am^irv. WC.N 720 WOO 1370 Harold Butcher, English jour- H-MA 040 WSfa 140 Gray's Casa Loma orchestra. "If this mine really is the Lost R'HAS 820 WS1U 650 7:30 p. in.—Fibber McGcc and Markets nalist living In New York City, Dutchman, an assay of .flO.OOO 'a Heil Renews 0 SAX-SOC-TETTE" » woooWin. WJIO 3000 WTAM 1070 WEDNESDAY will speak May 9 to the Hotary WIBA 1130 WTMJ 020 Molly (WIBA, WMAQ): the boast ton is not impossible," he said. • GEORGE WETTLINC • MOYA GIFFORD The** programs nra subject to ctutns^ into trouble. A, M. r. M. club on "The Significance of "Even the tailings which the Contract With CIO *i dljcreuoD of th« stations. (l;20—1CMOX 12:00—W.TJD Scandinavia," nnd to the Univer- 8 n. m.—Bob Hope (WIBA, MS—WLS 32:30—WLS Spaniards dumped outside the MILWAUKEE — (U.R) — Gov. WMAQ): Brcnda and Coblna lake fl-.SO—WLS IJ^S—WLS sity o£ Wisconsin journalism and main shaft contain plenty of gold, Hcil, as president of the Hei] co., AND /I 11:30—WGN WLS 32:50—WIBA WIBA Tonight up baseball. political science students on "A or.e," the mining engineer said. signed a contract with the Con- She wanted to Be Nuujrhty ... in a. Nice W»T 8:30 p. m.—Doc House (WMAQ): Foreign Correspondent in the "Those old day miners probably gress of Industrial Organizations }:00—CampUJ D«nce Hour .1:30—School of the Air: Nnlurc Tales, United States." Virginia Verrill highlights tunes "Heart of the Seed." thought the dumpings were value- Iron, Steel and Tin Workers' local "HALF A SINNER" S:2i—The Birthday Club from "Pinriochio." 0:5(1—U, S. Weather Bureau. less but I'd say they'd nssny at providing wage increases ol two with Heather Ancfcl—.Tolin Kinjr — Constance Collier 5:3&—Ncn-j Edition 10:00— Ilomomnkcru' Pi'ogrum: How to (I:30—Plonlnllor. Party—WTMJ >j O 't least several hundred dollars a and one-hall cents an hour for J:«i—Tne SporU Parade Choose EIJEK, J. B, Hayes: Brller Homes n:30—Dr. Christian—WBBM KMOX Todny!, Mrj. G. Hitter; The Short Course all production workers with at 6:00—Dinner Melody (1:31—What Would You Do7—'WLS ton." Miscellaneous or tht Air: FJguroH and FHshfonn in tho 7;(H>— I'red Alien—WLW WTMJ WMAQ least six mo'nths of service. fi:15—Paratfe of Stars Looking Glasn, Mrs. Acncn LelndorO. 7:110—Slur Tlicnter—WCCO WRnM (!:3&—Dlncsr Melody G:30 p. m.'— Mlsslnr Heirs Extended vacation periods also LAST DAY 10:45—Musical Notebook. 7:15—Bob Crosby Orch,—WGN Storm said a miner could make TODAY & TOMORROW 7:W—NBC C»valc«d« of America (W3BM): two. more estates need 11:00—Chapter « Day. 7:3(1—Lmil» Johnion—WENK were included in the agreement .Inun HnnnrU—firnrfr Ilnft ONE OI' THE BKST J-JCTUJlKg 1:30—NBC Flbbtr McOes and Molly a profit if ore assays,only $9 a ton. heirs. ' 11:30—Ornnri Gem*. 7:4,1—Kenny Lolshton Orch.—WGN disclosed today by Meyer Adel- "Till! HOUSE ACROSS T1IK J1AV" OF U38! f:00—N"BC Bob Hope & Company 12:00—Noon Muslcnle, 11:00—Raymond Gram Swlnc—WGN "The Spaniards must have tak- *:3&—Unlvertllr Concrrt band <, t, f, . man, district organizer for the 12;30—F»rm Program: The Story of 8:00—Kay Kyser—WLW WTMJ WMAQ en millions In (fold bullion from 5:00—Nisht News Edition "Wool. "The Shepherd'* Prayer". fl;00—Glenn Miller WCCO WBBM. KMOX Steel Workers' Oroganizing Com- 9:15—NBC Cecil Golly Orchestra Wednesdaytime 1:00—Magazine Ruck. fl:DO—CFCF Anniversary—WENH that mine and carted it into Mex- HELD OVER 5JO—NBC Johnny Presents' 1:15—Music Album. mittee. 10:30 a. m.—National' Farm and H:lt—Plibllo Affttlrii— WB1JM WCCO ico," Upson said. "But there Is no 20:00—XBC Hotel Sherman: Ben Pollock 1:30—Collect of the Air; Over at Our Hl'J.5—Pmrcint at Melody—-WGN The contract, which for the most •s< TOMORROW 10:30—NBC Woody Herman Orchestra Home Four1 (WIBA, WMAQ): co- doubt in my mind that they left House, Winter Clothes for Summer. (1:30—Hhytlim Oif the Record—WBBM part renews previous provisions : THRU :i;00—Club Chanticleer operation between homemakers 2:00—School of tho Air: Journeys in B;30— Burn* «nd Allen—KMOX behind far more than they carried C- FRIDAY! Jl:li—NSC Canco Orchestra Muhlc Lwnd. will alfcct 535 workers, according and the home economics extension 0:30—Concert Orch.—WCCO WIND away with them." 11:30—NBC Donee Orcheilrn 2:30—Music of the Masters: Albenlx: S:30—Prairie Folks—WENR to' Adclman. •^ MADISON'S MOST HEIGHTS KFIII OMOK'UtilDa OUntt-laW MW division. Navnmi—DC Fnl!n: Ln Vldn Breve Dances. H:JS—Rrl.. W»il»w»rtli—WIND WIJltM Although the engineer believed j *lt' GRIPPING 3:00— Collect of tho Air: America IliOO—Ten O'clock Flnnl—WISNH . the mine was fabulously wealthy, Other Stations Tonight Through Books. 9:00—Preston Brndley—WMAQ W*f EXPERIENCE! 3:30—Melodies for Two. 11:00—The Answer Man—WGN he said he was "not certain" it was i:0tt—Eaiy A«k—WENR WIBA Wednesday 3:4!—Science News of the Week. 0:00—Amos 'n' Andy—WCCO WBBM the famed Lost Dutchman. A. M. 5:00—Coprl Sinner— WTMJ 3:50—U. S. Weather Bui-ami. »:1.1—Ulchnrd Hlmbcr Orch.—WMAQ "It isn't certain that this mine 5:11—Mr. Kecne—WENR 0:.')0 — The Mornlnc Parndo 4:00—Steubcn Music Program: 3!ec- »:15—Limny Boss KMOX WBBM WCCO SJO—Second Husband—WCCO VBBM 7;0o— Munlcal Clock hardt Illeccl. D:20—Grill Williams Orch.—WGN is the Lost Dutchman," he said. S:<5— liuJde Of Sports—WLW WCN 7:30— MorninK News Edition 9:30—Lou'Breeze Orch.—WMAQ, "There's some doubt in my mind 6:00—Ned Jordan, Secret Aiiont—WGN 7:50 — School Music LAST 2 DAYS B:30—Dlclc JurRcns Orch.—WON about that. The Dutchman was a muTfi/r/tJi/M' s:00—Aldrleli Family—WLS fl:00— Munlcnl Clock Other Stations 9:30—Ecasy Aces—WTMJ TODAY & TOMORROW | frim Diptini tu Mmrler'i (million wltk 5:00—Johnny Presents— WMAQ WTMJ 8:30— NBC Story o£ M«ry Martin I):30—Dr. Christian—WCCO comparatively shallow, -cavelike 8:46—Interlud e LAURENCE OLIVIER «:00—Big Town—WCCO WB3M KMOX Wednesday 0:45—Snmmy Knye—KMOX "WBDM excavation, but Walker's mine has "The Road fo Singapore" «:30—MluinE Helre— WBBM WCCO (1:50— Belly G°"lp» 10:00—Mitchell Ayrcs Orclv.—WBBM JOAN FONTAINE fl:00 — Dorothy PoLIrr A. M. yards of tunnels." with 5:30—PJot o' Cold—WTMJ WLW WMAQ S:00—Smllc-n-Whllc— WLS MI:IH^-M»rrlint> Club—WENJl fi:.TO—Information rirair—WLS n:30— NBC Wayne Vnn Dyne to:05—Ben Poljjiclc Orch.—WMAQ However, Upson insisted the low Bluff Bob Dorothy B:3t—H»l Kemp Orch.—WON fl:-l.'> — Orcnn Melodies S:I10—Dnwn Salute—WBBM 1 MHO IA,n«4 AitliH a:30—Family Bible Lenjuc—W.I.TD 10:13—Fred WnrlnK Orch.—WTMJ passageways of the workings, the Crosby Hope Liinmur T:00~Wr. the People— WBBM WCCO 10:00— BctlcM Homes Work: Mm. K, J. 10:15—Frnnkle Masters Orch.—WGN Wltzmen .1:43—Musical Clock—WMAQ T:0n—Battle of Sexes—WTMJ WMAQ B:00—Top o' Ihe Mornlns—WTMJ 10:30—Hnl Kemp Orch.—WGN rude timbering, and the ox-cart' 30:1S—You r Family nnd Mine — I.AHT HAY— 7:M>—Car>lra«« of Amnica—WENK «;0(i—Coorl Mornlns—WGN 10:30—Ella Fllzizcrnlel Orch.—WMAQ. trails were conclusive pi-oof lhi.it THURSDAY ft FRIDAY 7:1.1—Clifton Utlty—WGN 10:.10— NBC Fflrm and Homo Hour Kudo—Muiln Vnu Wml—WKNM. ll\r. All !)») MADISON TOMORROW I lino—Umln' n Flrnt Lnvn , «10(l—Suliurlum Hour—WMAQ the mine wua developed by early 7:50—Tun with Revupn—WXNR (1:30—Musical Clock—WBBM 10:3(1—Tod Flo-llUo Oroll.—WDBM 2 BIG HITS • S ON! Fivorltrn! 7:30—>"lht>rr McCff—WLW WTMJ IIM.'i—Morning Devotions—WLS IriN.I— Dime* Munlo (to J2l — WTMJ day Spnnitii'cls, Gary / / Rnullnd WMAQ 11 ;.'!!) — Noun Munleiil 7;0(l—Your Neighbor—WMAQ Ihcio—Art Kituwl Orch.—WON "Cowboy & Grant His Girl Friday Russell •;:.in—Prof. Qulj—KMOX WCCO WHOM r. >l. 11:0(1—Pliner nnd ISurl—WBBM. 'f '/• * i::0ti— Tho Mulody Men 7 :W—Brenlifn.lt Club—WCFL 11:00—Cl<-nn Miller—WHOM WCCO 7:30— Greenfield Choir—W3B!\f U:00i—Freddie Ebencr Orch,—WENK The Lost Dutchman mine, be- Zane Grey's K-MOX 12:15— Farm Aevlcw 11:00—Disciples ot Rhythm—WMAQ The Lady" Nelson T.4.5—Career o(" Alice Blair—WLS lieved to have been part of the r>:DO—Bob Hope—WTMJ WLW WMAQ 12:30 —Js'oo n News Edition . 31:00—Night Wntch (to 3 n. m.l—WIND 12:50— Market Reports 11:00—Man 1 Married—WMAQ WTM-T Eddy 'Balalaika" ^ H:0»—U. S. Marino Hand—WENR «:00—Meet Miss Julia—WLS1 11:15—Muster Works—KMOX WCCO early Spanish workings, has been "It's A Gift" S:1S—rolllc Afl»lr»— >VCCO WUBM 1:00 — Melody MomrnU 8:00—Kitty Kelly WBBM WCCO KMOX 11:15—Mark Fisher Orch.—WBBM the cause of countless legends and XMGffTS 8:30—DoiSouse—WTMJ WLW WMAQ 1:30— Concert Ensemble 11:30—Carlos Molina Orch.—WMAQ 2:00—NB C BnckstnRc Wile 8:00—Arthur Godfrey—WGN S:30—The Northernere—WGN 11:15—Midstream—WMAQ WLW 11:30—Ben Pollnclc Orch.—WENR many explorations for more than »:00—A.tnos V Andy—WBBM WCCO 2:15— NBC Stctln Dallas 11:30—Will Oshorno Oreh.—WGN Lorenzo Jones 8:15—Vic nnd Sadc—WLS 50 years in the desolate Supersti- arm s:00—Fred Warins—WTMJ WL.W WMAQ 8:15—Houseboat Hannah—WTMJ 11:80—Moon Klvcr—WLW tions. 9:00—Tea O'Clock rinnl—WENR Young Wld,der Brown 11:30—Dnve Dennis Orcli.—WBBM 3:00 — NBC Brook Orchestra 8:15—Myrt i Marco—WBBM WCCO ».-ns—Lawrence Welk Orch.—WGN 8:30—Hilltop House—WBBM WCCO 12:00—Bob Crosby Orch.—WGN In the late 1940s, Apache In- FINAL APPEARANCEI 9:15—Preston Bradley—WMAQ 3:30— Irecne Wicker 3:45 — The Concert Hour 8:30—Keep Fit to Music—WGN dians attacked the Spanish miners, S; 15—This AmazlnE America—WTMJ 8:30—EUcn Randolph—WMAQ WTMJ 9:li—iumy Ross XMOX WCCO -VVBBM 4:15—NB C Malcolm Claire massacred them to a man and The Show the 'State' and Madison 4:25 —NB C News Bulletins 8:30—Story of Mary Marlln—WLS Short Wave Wednesday B:30—Lou Breeze Orch.—WMAQ covered the mines. The brick 4:30— Tales of Travel ' B:45—Woman in White—WMAQ WTMJ J>»rl«— 11 a, m.—NCWJ In English. 11.84 -HITN0.2 »JO—Dick Jursen! Orch.—WGN 8:45—Pepper Young's Family—WLS meg.. 35.33 m. Have Acclaimed 9:4i—Rubin oif—WTMJ 4:45— Campus Dance Hour . workings remained buried until 5:25— The Birthday Club 8:45—Stepmother KMOX WCCO WBBM Berlin—4 p. m.—Concert Program. DXB. 8:45—Al Donahue—WBBM WCCO 8:00—Short Short Story—WBBM WCCO 11.61 meg., 31.2 m.; DJC, 6.02 ineK., 4D.ll spring of 1871 when one of them 20:00—Glen Gray Orch.—WBBM 5:3[>— News Edition "Tim it iht nt 5:45 — The Sports Parade I>:00—Elm Creek Folks—WLS In. was discovered by Jacob Walz, a ejf of our u 10:00—Cab Calloway Orch.—WENR [>:00—David Harum—WTMJ WMAQ BuiUpcfil)—5:35 p. m.—Musical Recltnl. :0;05—Ben Pollock Orch.—WMAQ (1:00— Dinner Melodies German immigrant. Sfrits intyirtd by ":OD— NBC Tlic Green Hornet 9:15—Road of Life—WMAQ WTMJ WLW HAT4, D.12 mcfi., 32.8 m. HARESFOOT'S 30:15—Harry James Orch.—WGN !1:]5—Young Dr. Malonc—WLS .Moscow—B p. m.—Brondcnst in Eng- Walz, although he had prom- 30:30—Mitchell Ayrcs Orch.—WBBM 7:30— Novallmc lish, ttVOC, 35.24 meg,, 1D.7 m.; HNE, n 7:45 — The Workers Forum 0:15—Life BcBins—KMOX WCCO WBBM ised to dlvulife the location of the tl 10:30—Ace BriEodc Orch.—WMAQ 8:30—Blft Sister—WBBM WCCO KMOX ]o:3n—Muiio Ton Want—WV.NIt B-.OO —NB C Anniversary Proxrm CFCF London—C:30 p. m.—Full News Bulletin. 8:30— NBC Prairie Folks Ih.-IO—Bachelor's Children—WGN 10:30—Art Kwel Orch.—WON 8:311—Against Ihe Storm—WMAQ WTMJ GSD. H.75 rnc£., 25.5 m.; GSC, 0.58 men,, 30:45—Dance Music (to I2i—WTMJ 9:00— Kight News Edition SERVE IT HOT" 0:45—Guiding Llchl—WMAQ WTMJ 31.3 m. 11:00—Pliner and £arl—WBBM 9:15— NBC The Next Step Forwnrd Rome—7:4(1 p. m. — Musical Program, 8:30— NBC Woody Hcrmnn Orchestra 8:45—Bureau of Missing Persons—WJJD Tickets now on sale. Jl.-oo—Guy Lombardo Orch.—WLW 8:45—Aunt Jenny WBBM WCCO KMOX 2RO3, 31.15 m.; 2RO4, 25.40 m.; 2R05, 10.61 31:00—Disciples of Rhythm—'WMAQ 10:00— NBC The Marlage Club m. 10:30 — NBC Erskine Hawkins Orchestra 10:00—Kale Smith—WBBM WCCO KMOX 11:00—Grill Williams Orch.—WGN 10:00—Martha Crane, Helen Joyce—WLS ElmlhoVRii—7:45 p. m.—Transmission, to 31:15—M»«tr Work»—KMOX WCCO 11:00— Club Chanticleer . South-Eastern U. S. A. PCJ,. D.5B meg., SATURDAY EVE, MAY 4 11:30— NBC Ben Pollock 10:00—Hymns of All Churches—WTMJ 11:15—Mark Tisher Orch.—WBBM 10:00—Kitty Keenc—WMAQ 31.2 m. 3^^0—C-eorge Dufly Orclu—\VBBM 10:15—The O'Neills—WMAQ WLW Parlii—8:15 p. m, — Radio Sketches. J 1:30—Moon Klver—WLW JO:W—Arnold Grimm's Daughter—WTMJ •J'PBJl, 1I.IIB mcK,. !3.2 m.J TPA'I, 11.71 WISCONSIN UNION THEATER 31-JO—Cariw Molina Orch.—\VMAQ WHA Wednesday 10:15—Wlicn a Girl Mnrrlss—WBBM. meC., 25.R m, 11:?0—Ben Pollack Orch.—WBNR 8:00—Band Wason. 10:30—Helen Trent—WBBM KMOX Jlcrlln—8:30 p. m.—Political Cabaret. Tlrlcntrc »l Jl.WI, Sl.OO, »n