Movie, Attempted to Gi\'C Sam Everyone Who Lis· My a Whirl Around the "Iceland" Car Who Hellrd This Prince Nival Rink Set

$Movie, Attempted to Gi\'C Sam Everyone Who Lis· My a Whirl Around the "Iceland" Car Who Hellrd This Prince Nival Rink Set$

Editorially Speaking SAMMY KAYE • • • THIS week we pouse in the round of most, become much more the better concerns lind duties of II world lit for being II little blld:' Gives Up Skating war to PIlY tribute to II grMt player Genius of the thellter thllt he WllS, who possessed the priceless gift of no lletor ever excelled his llbility fo bringing Illughter to the airlllnes when reflect the words of Shllkespeore thot it was most needed-John Berrymore. "All the world's 0 stoge, lind all the For on MllY 29, America's foremost men lind women merely pillyers. They KING of Sway and Swing, and con- actor took his last curtain call with hove their exits and their entronces; ceded authority on the sort of mu these simple words to and one mon ill his sic women like. sammy Kaye, whose his brother lionel: turn plllyS mllny orchestra is making its reature·picture ports." debut with Sonja Henle in the 20th It's II wonderful Century-Fox film "Iceland:' had a plac~. this world I'm Thot he never lost tough time trying to skate, finally leaVing. his grMt gift for seri gave it up as a bad job. Fact or the Veteran thellter ous droma wos shown matter was, Sammy continued to fall goers who remember in the WllY he deliy -notwithstanding! Even the incom Barrymore in his ered scenes from parable Henle, who offered to teach prime es the grellt Homlet with OrsO!'l him the art, despaired. After that Jack est Shllkespellrian llC· Welles on the Vlll!ee Oakie and Osa Massen, also reatured tor of his day, those progrom lost yeor. in the movie, attempted to gi\'c Sam Everyone who lis· my a whirl around the "Iceland" car who hellrd this prince nival rink set. But they failed. too. of the American the tened to him os he Said Sammy dolefully. "I'm gh'ing up llter's rOylll family in and Welles reheors· skating. From now on, I'll take my unforgettllble pll rts ed. Sllt spellbound at downbeats in swing and leave the of Hllmlet and Rich the beauty of his d;c skating in 'Iceland' to Sonja Henle." ard JIl, mlly heve John Barrymore, who an tion. the marvelous SAMMY KAYE gets first skating winced at his bur swered his last curtain call voice which hlld lesson from expert Sonja Henie lesque of former in Hollywood on May 29 stirred the hearts of roles: yet we believe thousllnds of theater- thllt it filled e definite goers in his 101 ptlr· need-ll need for Illughter in II sorely formonces of "Homlet" on the New troubled world. Mllny llctors of stllge, York stage, and in such smllsh hits liS screen and rlldio heve the tllient to "The Jest," "Peter lbbetson" and "The mllke lin lludience cry; comparlltively Copperheod." few hllve hlld the genius to make them Thot was an experience and a priv l11ugh. Bllrrymore hlld both. ilege we shall never forget. For it left To those who felt so keenly the idell us with the thought that. perchonce, of Bllrrymore's being the butt of jokes should the shllde of the Bard of Avon on the Rudy Vllilee radio show, where hllve wondered into the studio then, he he was in rehellrsllillt the time he WllS would hllve sllid: "Here is one pl.:lce stricken, we would quote; "Best men where I find no old llbusing of my pa lire molded out of f"lUlts, and, for the tience and the King's English."-Ed.

MOvIE·RADlO GUIDE CONTENTS

Red Skelton Hopes Doolittle Dood It Again! ...... •• 1 The Truth About Bob Hope at Home, by M Bob Hope 2 What II Kid Can Do to Help Win the War 4 WHEN La Henie gives up. chorines take over with the aid of a pillow Joyce Jordan (a fictionization by Wiley S. Maloney) {Part 3) _.6 The Movie Front. by Leon Rasmussen 8 The Radio Front, by Lieut. Col. Curtis Mitchell, Glen Anderson, E. Kay and James G. Hanlon 10 Music, by Robert Sa9ar. _ _ 12 Short Waves. by Charles A. Morrison...... 14 Frequency Modulation, by Dick Dorrance ...... •..•...... 16 Complete Programs for This Week 17·31 Feminine Forum. by Edith Hampton 33 What's Cooking! by Georgia Scott 34 Busy Man... . Facing Page 36 COVCT Photo by Chanllante

Volume 11, Number 36 June 13·19, 1942

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WORN out later, Sammy is soothed by music served to him in de luxe style

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The Truth About BOB HOPE at HOME

THE real truth about Bob Hope at home is that he isn't Although he is by nature very sociable and he loves Time Is of the home enough! to have people around him,... Bob doesn't go out often, There's not much time left after radio takes its share Again because there is so litlle time. Only on rare occa -rehearsal and preview on Sunday. rehearsal and broad sions, before and after his golf games, does he have much Essence 'n the cast on Tuesday-and Paramount getting its portion. opportunity to get together with groups of friends. Trips to Army camps account lor more 01 Bob's time, Bob is not, I must confess, the soul of neatness. For and golf takes up his spare daylight hours. tunately he doesn't, like some men I have read about, Life of a Busy Even when he has a few hours to himself, Bob can't empty his pockets of keys, coins and miscellaneous pos get away from work. There are scripts to think about, sessions on a convenient bookcase or cocktail table. Comedian, Says writers and producers and directors to discuss details Quite the contrary, he never empties his pockets at all. with, and thousands of letters to consider. And he never puts accessories away. His favorite cuff But when he isn't working, Bob is just like every links have survived several trips to the laundry. If he the Wife 01 One other American father at home. His big interests are the carries a watch today, he won't have it tomorrow. It children, Linda, who will be three in July, and Tony, will be ticking away (it it hasn't run down) somewhere who is going on two; his dogs, and me (1 fondly hope). in his room in the pocket of the suit he wOre to the Not necessarily in the order named. studio. If he had only one set of keys he would never Not long ago Bob took Linda and Tony to the zoo be able to open a door or start his car, because the keys By and told them tall stories about the animals in the cages. probably would be in a suit in his studio dressing-room. When they came home, Tony and Linda were dead-tired Everything in our home is designed to please both Bob and totally uninterested in animals, but Bob was grin and me. He has definite likes and dislikes, and he is not MRS. ning like a kid. Now he wants to take Linda to the slow about making them known. We have discussed the circus. He won't believe me when I tell him she is too decoration and furnishing of every room in the house. young to enjoy the show. I suspect he really is dying to His tastes are conservative, and his favorite room is fur BOB HOPE go himself, and is using Linda as an excuse. I guess when nished in comfortable English-style furniture, deep, Tony is a year or two older, you will find them both at comfortable lounging-chairs and sturdy tables. the ball game every time Bob has a day of!. Summarized, the truth about Bob Hope at home is There are stories about comedians who are glum, that he is a very busy man who still has time for fun, mournful individuals at home. Not Bob. All his wise who thinks his children are the smartest children in the cracks aren't used up on the air, because he keeps his world, who plays a good game of golf, who likes to sing sense of humor warmed up twenty-four hours a day. while his wife plays the piano, and who has lots of It's just natural for Bob to be funny. work he'd like to do in the garden, it he ever Jinds time.

BUSY Bob Hope makes the most of the few hours he has at home to really relax

2 ON THE "Road to Morocco" Hope meets many adventures and temptations--induding this serlet of Moroccan maidens. The scene may prove that mind cannot los8 to matter when there isn't any mind

CURRENT Hope picture is "My Favorite A SWIFT KICK where it does Hope the most ON THE SCREEN Hope may ma~8 love to Blonde," with Madeleine Carrotl-whom mil good is one of the humor highlights of the film. Madeleine Carroll or Dorothy lamour, but in lions of radio fans know as his secret passion! "My Favorite Blonde" is a riotOl.ls spy story real life he's a family man, in love with his wife 3 NO longer a roly-poly little girl but a streamlined youngster who's as modern as tomorrow in her ability to accomplish a great deal in a wholly efficient manner, Jane Withers has discovered a multitude of things that every ~id of her age can do in the nation's all·out war effort. Selling War Bonds and Stamps is one. Above: Freddie Bartholomew, Jac~ie Moran, Jane and Virginia Weidler sing "America" at Victory House, sales headquarters for War Bonds and Stamps in Los Angeles

WHAT A KID CAN DO to HELP WIN THE WAR

Jane Withers, Sixteen -Year - Old Movie

STILl. a little girl when Star, Offers Some Practical Answers! it comes to dolls, Jane's a smooth ~nitter. When she ma~es a sweater it's real DEFINITELY the leader type 01 ent Army camps, takes them to the ly wearable, not a sub A WVS headquarters and helps wash io~es, American youngster, Jane Withers ject for cartoons has found any number of things that them. Another duty is collecting old every kid of her age can do as the papers and magazines, turning them in nation faces the grim business of war. to the proper office for distribution. For one thing, Jane has a thriving Which is something kids in all Ameri victory garden in which she raises a can towns and villages can do. wide variety of vegetables for use in Another duty in which Jane is tire her own family. What's more, she gets less is in her effort to sell War Bonds right out and does the planting and and Stamps. Certainly every kid in weeding herself. the country can do likewise, even Knitting, too, is something that Jane though they haven't as many contacts bas leamed to do especially well. The through which to promote sales as socks, sweaters and helmets she makes Jane. Through her contacts she has are wearable, really fit. Not content on sold $1,000 War Bonds; but she's this score ot single effort, Jane has every bit as enthusiastic about the also organized a group of girl friends sale of a ten-cent stamp. Main thing who get together regularly for knit in her opinion is the sale, that every ting-bees, setting themselves a definite one - big or small- counts toward stint at each meeting. ultimate victory. For every American youngster who In addition, Jane devotes almost gets a weekly allowance, here's a swell every Sunday to entertaining service tip from Jane----she contributes a good men stationed in the neighborhood of share of hers toward buying music her home, and as often during week records for the boys in barracks, bas day afternoons as her duties permit. interested her close friends in the Her swimming-pool is used constanUy same idea. And records are just one by soldiers. Of course comparatively of the things that kids can contribute few kids have soda fountains and toward making America's fighting men pools to offer for entertaining, but there hllppier and more comfortable. isn't one who can't save his pennies And don't get the idea, you boys and have one or two boys to lunch or TWICE a wee~ Jane and girls who read this article, that dinner it they live in a community (above) uses her station just because Jane is a movie star ber where service men are stationed. wagon to gather papers, work is all easy and glamorous, for For, never forget, each and every magazines for Civilian it isn't. As chairwoman of the junior one of you teen-age kids, it isn't what Defense. has sold all her division in American Women's Volun you give so much as the generous tary Service in Westwood where she spirit in which you offer it. A cool friends on the idea. Right: lives, Jane takes her station wagon drink and a home-made cookie or As a iunior member of every Saturday morning and picks up piece of cake, a juicy hot-dog in a American Women's Vol. dirty coffee jugs from eighteen diJfer- bun can do wonders. Try it and see! untary Service, Jane col. lects. washes coffee jugs 4 AFTER sod~s p~riy ~diourns to IN pl~yroom J~ne entertains boys Withers ~itchen for h~mburgers. who drop in for afternoon. Sm~lI Above: Priv~te Noble helps pi~no is ~utogr~phed by every J~ne get the job done right guest star invites to her home

Jinl( Falkenburg llad just finished a Her choice lor !x-st-tasling turned out 10llg day atColuUlbiaStudios. where tf) be Royal Crown Cola. ·,It was so she is currently at work on ., Cover much beU('r that now. whNI I lecl Girls" .. _when she was asked to like a '

ON serious side. Jane learns, too, how the huge listening devices wor~ at .:in Army post in southern California (~bove). It is through these devices that eneml planes can be detected at great distance. From here the cnergetic iHle star hops to c~ntecn duties for AWVS in Westwood l' II 36 5 Dr. Joyce gets a surprise when husb~nd P~ut brings home a mysterious guest named Willi~m Roger W~lton, who insists he is her f~ther

The thrilling storl! of the radio program "Joyce loms. The shock hlU been too greal. Margot's mind Jordan;' fictionized b1/ WlIet/' Malonet/', is broadcast had mapped under the strain and she attempts to Monday through Friday over CBS at 2:15 p.m. EWT. kill J01/ce with a paper·knile. After a hard struggle, 1;15 p.m. CWT. 1:30 p.m. MWT, J2:30 p.m. PWT. Joyce manages to urrest the knife from her. JOYCE under the spomorship of Genera! Foods Corp. lor Paul is annoyed when he learns what happened Salina, La France and PoslUm. In the preceding and blames Joyce for lhe whole affair. Not wanting instalments a verI! tragic situation develops when to piau on his sympathy, Joyce refuses to teU Paul Dr. Joyce Jordan alld her husband, Paul Sherwood. rhar theu are about to have a baby. The sHuatkm bring his neurotic sister home with them Irom the becomcs intensified when Margot has to retUl'n to sanitarium. Maryor Sherwood, victim of an the sanitarium. Paul Tefuses to TeWTn home JORDAN accident that disfigured her lace, hates her to live, goes instead to the city. HeTc his brother's beautiful wile, cOllti11ues to live success as a columnist altraCts the attcntion a secluded. bitter li/e. Then, for some oj Sheila Brand, who encouToges him to stro.nge reason, the ne'er-do_well son oj help her with a book she i& wrilillg. When Dr. Molly Hedgerow, JOI/Ce's ofJice asso Paul learns that Joyce is going to have a ciate, shows interest in Margot and en· baby, he attempts a reconciliation, but she In This Third Instalment a courages her to go out with him. Joyce jears l'efuses to have him return. the consequetlces. but her attempts to in Long hours of hard work, under the terjere fail. Even Paul, feeling that it is PART 3 strain of his worries, bring back 10 Paul Series of Heart - Breaking ho.rmless. asks Joyce 110t to meddle in the dreaded tropical lever he contl'acted Margot's affairs. while covering the war in Ethiopia. He Jails sick at The tragedy Joyce foresaw breaks suddenlU one Sheila's apanment, and her physidan, Dr. Andl'ews, Events Test Both Wits and evening when Chester Hedgerow, after a bitter baOled at the symptoms, calls Dl'. Joyce in to handle quarrel with Margot, chides her lor thinking he'd the case. Paul responds to hel' tl'catment at once, marru a girl who had spent six years in a sani but stubbornly refuses lul'the-r attention. Courage of Dr. Joyce Jordan tarium. Joyce tries to console Margot, but is accused Joyce returns home heansick only to receive a of stewing Chester's affections. Margot just laughs call from Dr. Andrews that Paul, ignoring her when Joyce confides that she and Paul are going ol'del's, has had a relo.pse. She prescribes emergency to have a baby. But suddenly he-r laughter changes treatment and advue. that she will return at once. to sobbing. With horror Joyce recognizes the Slf11lP- Frantic jor a means of tronspol'lation tn the lace 6 IIPt p of a raging storm in the middle of tl~e night, Joyce than mere friendship. He fell hopelessly in love after Walton had gone, she told Paul all about her gets a friend to fly her back to the city. Attempting with Joyce, at least he thought it was love. troubled childhood and why she kept it a secret. to land on an ice-bound field, at Joyce's insistence, His stern father, who now was working in a Paul agreed that Walton did not deserve sympathy. the plane noses over and Joyce is injured. She special research laboratory, accused Joyce of exert Matters stood that way the next day when, clinic regains consciousness before getting to the hospital, ing undue influence on Alan in getting him to hours over, young Dr. 4-lan Webster and Joyce dis learning upon arrival that Paul has responded to transfer to medicine instead of surgery. He said he cussed Alan's father in Joyce's office. Despite the her telephoned treatment. But the intern at the would expose Joyce's background if she didn't quarrels and bitterness between them, Alan said hospital urges that Dr. Molly Hedgerow be sum leave. Joyce knew what he meant. he wanted to become reconciled with his father moned at once. Under normal circumstances the The story wasn't pleasant. Joyce's father, Roger more than anything else in the world. He told Joyce accident woutdn't have been a serious one, but there Walton, once had been a successful doctor. But he he had heard his father tell of the need for a human is a possibility that Joyce's baby was injured. Paul had deserted Joyce's mother when Joyce was only subject to risk his life in an experiment which the was now out of danger, but had something happened thl'ee. He had been imprisoned and finally left the bl'illiant elderly surgeon had to carry out as part to their unborn child? Now go o-n with the story. United States in disgrace, both privately and pro of the Army medical project. -The Editors. fessionally. Ever after that Joyce had gone under "I'd like to make up with him more than any her mother's name and tried to forget the sorrow thing," Alan said, "and 1 think 1 can." HE operation to save Joyce Jordan's baby failed. of her childhood. Not even Paul knew about it. It "How?" Joyce asked. While she slowly gathered strength, her friends was this background that the self-willed old surgeon "By proving to him that I'm just as devoted to Tdrew around her, made life once more worth threatened to expose. Joyce feared that despite her medicine as he is." living. For Dr. Joyce Jordan had not been told the good work and record she might be dropped from "How can you prove that?" truth. the staff merely to prevent spread of a scandal and "By volunteering to be the subject of his ex Handsome Paul Sherwood, her husband, had re the attendant loss of support to the hospital from periment!" covered from his illness. He left Sheila Brand to wealthy patrons. "Alnn!" Joyce exclaimed. "Do you realize what complete her book without his help and was one "But," Joyce protested to the old man, "1 haven't you're doing? Do you realize you will be risking of the first to come to Joyce's bedside. Their' past any influence over your son-" your life? Is your desire for a reconciliation the differences were forgiven and forgotten. Joyce was "Alan is head over heels in love with you," the only reason fOt' this?" happy to have Paul with her again and encouraged old surgeon said. "There isn't just one reason, Joyce. There never him to keep trying for the radio news commen "He thought he was in love with me, Dr. Webster. is. The work my father is doing is really important, tator's position he wanted. We had a long talk about it. He knows now that and 1 believe in that work. He thinks I don't. I want Gray-haired Dr. Molly and Joyce's other friends what he mistOok for love was only friendship. You to show him that 1 do, that 1 always have believed at Heights Hospital manageo to keep the truth of will harm him by forcing him to shift back to in it." her baby from her. But over all of them hung the surgery when he's making such splendid progress knowledge that some day soon she must know the in medicine." JOYCE argued for an hour with Alan, but couldn't truth. Meanwhile, they hoped to give her a chance But grim-faced Dr. Webster was stubborn, and convince him that there were other ways of to recover her strength before subjecting her to the Joyce left the hospital feeling depressed. proving his admiration for his father. And that shock of learning about her loss. To make matters worse Paul insisted that night afternoon Alan volunteered. The hot-tempered older But the inevitable happened. And it was the mis on bringing home a mysterious friend named Wil man flew off the handle. He accused his son of hav· fortune of young Dr. Alan Webster to blurt out the liam Roger Walton. It seemed, as Paul exnlained it, ing plotted the whole thing with Dr. Jordan and truth. Helplessly, hopelessly, frantically the sensi that Walton had been in Honolulu when Pearl insisted that she be called to explain the situation. tive young intern poured out his heart to Joyce and Harbor was bombed and he had a story that Paul Alan protested, but his father put through a call for suddenly she realized how tragically he viewed his thought he could use on his newspaper. Paul also Joyce. He was frigidly polite when she entered the mistake. In her desire to help him, she forgot her told Joyce that Walton had expressed a keen desire office. He immediately asked about his son. own sorrow, forgot that her baby had died to meet her. Just why, he didn·t say. "Alan told me that he wanted more than nnything "Please," she begged, "don't feel so bad about But that night, while Paul was dressing, Walton else in the world to make up with you," she said. it." proved to Joyce beyond a shadow of a doubt that "So that's it. I thought so." He turned to the "But what am I going to--to tell your husband? he was the father who had left her when she was youth. "The whole thing was a gesture on your part, What are Dr. Molly and Dr. Simons going to say only three years old. He ~aid he wanted her for a gesture to make up your dilTel"ence with me and when they find out? The whole hospital managed giveness, but Joyce was so taken up by surprise still have your own way about your career." to keep it a secret, but 1 couldn't keep my fool that she refused to listen to the elderly man's Abruptly the old man stopped and looked at Joyce. mouth shut." pleadings. She begged him to leave, and that night, "Did you suggest the idea to him, Dr. Jordan?" Joyce tried to tell him that she'd known all the "No," Joyce replied, color coming to her cheeks. time and would have learned about it, in any case, "Why should 1 suggest such a thing?" sooner or later. She told him it really wasn't his "Because you're in love with him. You wanted fault. to keep him in the children's clinic and at the same "On top of everything else," said the uncomforted time have him mnke up the quarrel we had." Dr. Webster, "my father is coming back to the Joyce could hold back no longer. She lashed out hospital. What will he say about me? How will he THE CAST at the old surgeon with her tongue. take this thing and also my recent tran~fer from "Do you think a woman who was in love with a surgery to the medical department? He always man would ask him to l'i!;k his life, Dr. Webster? wanted me to be a surgeon. I've failed him again. You're Quite wrong. Dr. Webster, 1 don't understand I'll have to resign-it's the only way out." The Character The P14ye1' you. Your son comes to you willing to risk his life Joyce noticed the note of fear in Dr. Webster's to help you in your work and you suspect ulterior voice when he talked of his father. She asked him motives. Another doctor would be more than grate why he was afl'aid of the older man. The young Dr. Joyce Jordan.. ,., ...Betty Winkler ful if a young doctor olTered such a demonstration intern evaded her questions, but some days later of faith." The old man sat grim-faced and silent for a time, when she had W9n his confidence, he told her the Paul Sherwood., ...Myron McCormick truth. Then, his face a shade more pale, he quietly walked "Every time 1 met a new prof at medic"'l school," to a cabinet at the far end of the laboratory and he sflid. "he gave me the same line. 'We expect Margot Sherwood., ... , ..Lesley Woods came back with a hypodermic needle. great things of the son of Dr. Thomas Webster,' "Roll up your sleeves. son," he said to Alan. The they said. Every time 1 tackled a new problem Chester Hedgerow.. , ... , ...John Raby young doctor complied and the needle was dt'iven T was told how brilliantly my father had handled home. Young Dr. Webster's blood was inoculated with a deadly tropical disease. The old surgeon the !'ame problem when he wa.'; a st"dent. And here Dr. Molly Hedgerow.. ,, ...Ethel Owen at Heights Hospital the same thing hanoened. tUl'ned to Joyce. "You win. Dr. Jordan," was all 'Arise and shine, Dr. Webster.' they said. 'We ex he said. pect great things of the great Dr. Webster's son.' Sheila Brand ,., Kaye Brinker Alan sank into a coma from which he'd never Why couldn't they just accept me as another intern? recover unless his falher's serum was a success. Why didn't they let me alone?" Ollie.. ", ,., Joe Julian Both Joyce and the old doctor were acutely aware Joyce tried to comfort the sensitive young man. of this when they met that night at ten-thirty in It was true what he had said about his father. Dr. Alan Webster....Richard Widmark the laboratory. Both were professionally calm, how Stern old Dr. Thomas Webster was a great surgeon, ever, as they examined the unconscious Alan. but he was stubborn and self-willed. He had come "You understand," the boy's fl)ther said, "that back to the ho!'pital now to conduct a series of Steve Welles., ... , ... ,.Frank Behrens this experiment is a military secret? You can't tell research experiments for the Army. The outcome anyone of what you may see 01' hear in this labora promised to be sensational. Joyce advised the young Dr, Andrews,., Horace Braham tory," dodor to live his own life. Joyce nodded. She sterilized a hypodermic needle She had occasion later in the week to help him Dr. Thomas Webster .. ,Carlton Brickert and handed it to the old man. more substantially. Dr. Molly, who had been named "How long after the serum is administered will as head of the hospital for the war's duration. of it take effect?" she asked. fered JOYce the position as her assistant. Dr. Molly, Roger Walton ,, .Alan Devitt "There should be positive results within an hour wise and experienced, knew that Joyce would not -accelerated pulse, reduction in temperature and care to return to Lyndale and live alone in the Myra Lee " .. " ••...Pat Ryan so on. He should be out of the coma within three knowledge that her baby was gone-that, perhaps, or four hours." she'd never have another. Joyce cheerfully accepted Courtney Lee" ..... , ....Herbert Yost Joyce held the boy's arm while the father pressed the new responsibility and asked for Dr. Alan the needle home. Together. in silence, the elderly Web~ter as an assistant under her in the children's surgeon and the beautiful young woman physician clinic. waited. Together, at II: 30. an hour later, they had Working together, the two became fast friends noted no development. Alan's fever had not dropped, In fact, on Dr. Webster's part it was almost more (Continued on Page 32) P 11 36 7 THE MOVIE FRONT

EX-BEAU COVERS PRISCILLA LANE WEDDING

••• BOB STIRLING SET FOR AIR FORCE

Rosalind Russell Will Pay Stiflest 1942 Income Tax; Gilbert Roland Is Inducted Into Uncle Sam's Army; Diana Barrymore Lunches on Carrots

if )"01,1 believe the girls coming out of all this? Actually ....e don't know. sell, who, only last October, quit HOLLYWOOD the Benn)" show sighing, '"",'hut a cute Maybe he'll come through with a quote M-G-M, where she was drawing down fellow that Dennis Day is!" Dennis ~till next week .. the nominal sum of $2,000 a week for By LEON RASMUSSEN manages to keep busy, and this sum· her talent. Today Roz' salary is (Pinch.hilting for Ih~ Ea$l·visiling mer will be no exception, as he will A now-familiar sight at the Uni· $150,000 a picture, which, with a guar· Evan' Plu. nnn) make personal appearances through versal commissary is Diana Barrymore antce here and a thisa and a thata c.ut the East and Midwest till Benny coming to lunch with a make-up kit, there, w.:>rks out to a neat $18,750 per UST about anything can happen in calls him back next fall calmly placing it on the table, opening week. Inasmuch as this marks a Hollywood, or near here, and usu· It and pulling out a bunch cf raw car $16,750·a·week raise, you can hardly J ally does. Victorville nev.·sman, Arleen Whelan had better make up rots, and then unconcernedI)' munching blame Roz for being happy with her John Barry, the long suspected groom· her mind one way or the other about them. She is served a glass of water, new set·up. She can give a needy to--be of Priscilla Lane, covered her her married life, Her hectic, hot·and· leaves a tip and returns to the set. A Uncle Sam much more than she ever wedding to bombardier Joe Howard cold marriage to Alex D'Arcy is very lot of people probably eat carrots for did before and still have more for for his Victorville paper, That is·carry· much on the freezing side right now, lunch, but there is something about a hel"lieU, ,, ing news-gathering to an extreme and but then it has been that way so often Barrymore doing it that is unusual ... it must have been very cozy for all before only to have them make up and It looks like the American women concerned at the ccrcmon)' .. say "Never again:' Little and fiery Human-intere;t story of the week: are in for some skull practise, It is all Arleen feels that now is the time to Gilbert Roland said good·by to his on account of Michele Morgan-Who, There's another possibility (or a file a divorce, yet she feels that now wife, Constance Bennett, took a street incidentally, is not Vichy-washy stranger-than·ftction coincidence con· isn't the time-if you follow, Alex has car to Army induction center at Fort French. Michele wears a skull-cap. It just received his citizenship papers and MacAI·thur ... it will be but a short time befol1) he is fittcd for one of Uncle Sum's khaki The Hollywood actress who will pay SUits. Once that happens, Arleen won't the Government the stiffest income·tax be able lo get a divOl'CC for the dura. assessmenl come nexl March win not tion. That is just what's distl'essing be one or those perennial favorites like her. She's "desolated:' She'll be un· Claudette Colbert, Norma Shearer, happy if she does and if she doesn't. Joan Crawford or Ginger Rogers. In And what docs Alex have to say about all likelihood it will be Rosalind Rus·

BETWEEN takes on the 20th RITA HAYWORTH in court d1. Century.Fox "Pied Piper" set, she won divorce from oil man E• little Ann Baxter applies her ward C, Judson, Said Rita: "He self to English class home work nagged and was quarrelsome"

ceming some Hollywood principals. is the only kind of hal ~he ever wears, Robert Stirling, number one with Ann "'nri it :lppear~ that ("liP of hf"rs is Sothern since her divorce from Roger destined to become as famous as Pryor, will leave Hollywood for the Gable's turtle·neek sweater or Bing air force in two months. He will get Crosby's sweat·shirt. When Michele his basic training at an air school in went on a nation·wide tour recent!)" Oxnard, California, where, we believe, her little hats created a furor among Mr. Roger Pryor is located as a flying· the women wherever she appeared, instructor. Now, if Mr. Pryor should Department stores were immediately be assigned to instruct the neophyte besieged with calls for hats just like Mr. Stirling, the stage would be set for hers. A prompt and enterprising New a real.life Hollywood drama. If the York adverti~ing man jumped on the coincidence does work out the fellows bandwagon und is now putting through probably won't play it straight, but a spectacular promotion campaign on will become fast fricnds ... the hat, which is titled ''The Michele." U ought to establish as much of a hit What we can't figure out is why with the priorities board as it did with Dennis Day, grand singer und Benny --,...,.... "",,~ the women because of the small foil guy, isn't signed by someone for SLINKILY solemn, usually, on the screen, Veronica Lake, top skim of the amount of material used ,,, a shot at the movies. So far the young present glamour-girl cream in Movietown, really cuts loose with a ter ster hasn't becn seen on the screen, rific laugh in an off.stage moment on Paramount's "This Gun for Hire." Here's a prediction for one ot the but there should be some spot for him Director Frank Tuttle (left) ilnd Robert Preston join in her merriment next big hit tunes of the day. U's 8 U 3G P THE MOYIE fROHT Brief Picture Guide Find Your Best Entertainment Here

EXPLANATION: RUings of p;C1I1~S ~rt in V_"for Viclory"-.llnll "'1'1'1, a four·V rUing, is J.~~ord" only I. top·fanking, almost perftCl production, VVV is I winner, uttl~nt lilm lut; 'IV is utragt, lnd V, unforlunalely, is below utragt. Nalural-color films Ire so indiuttil as "In color" rigllt liter tht litle, lnd ALL films ;Ht jlldgt4 as "adult," "lilln,I,:' or SImply "juunilc" brt,-THE EDITORS.

OUTSTANOING Robin"",n lums 10 ...... ody, lun· JOE S'fITH, AMERICA:'\ CAP'fAIXS OF THE CLOl'OS ntl. a lugaet "or~ 10 su<~s. (\·n") A del...~.won.tr m.lo (,"n'): n, C. A f., Jimmi! C...t.llo .tut oul n JeKE GIRL (n'V): Ano KIXeS ROW (V\'\'\') Tru1)' X... Yon. pu"ul·"~ndoNo and Sh.ridan and Ronald Rt~an in .nd as nntl> hands in ArUooa, ernt picturintioa of tbt 001. robust mo..ie ..-ith lht Florida SHIRLEY TEMPLE and Dic~ie JOAN and Constance Bennett ...,Ilin!': no'·tL-Adult OQI)", -Famil)'. lru.k,famliJl~ ,egion as il! bac!.· celebrate double anniversary with OSE FOOT IS HEA\'E:'> (~ RIO RITA (\·vn') Ont of lround.-Adulu 001,.. Moore in a scene from Shirley's their dad Richard-his 72nd birth cial) (V"'·"\'): In.pirational Abbou and Cosldlo's besl, "'ill> KID GLOVE KILLER (VVVI latest, "Miss Annie Rooney," in otor)" of p...acMr. Stan F"rodric lood mu ic, loo.-FamiJ)', \'an Htflin, of '·Pulham" and day, 50th mile·stone as an ador Ma...,h, Marlha Scou,-t'am;ly. SO·S HIUR AUST £.\I'IA ,.Ea.g.... $('tn~ Ihtft.. surs 1$ which she has her first romance REAP THE WILD WISO (~. (V\'V); lnu P,tts io a hilan· poliu chemiSl.-Adull. cial) IV\'\'\'V): In color, lIis· OUt fartt m.lodrama.-F:unll)·. '1ALE ASI~AL (VV): Oli..ia torinl dnma of Amtrita's filhl TIlE COURTSIIIP OF ASDY dt Iluill..nd and H.nl)· F(Nlda IlARD\' (\·VV) AnOlh.r ~hck.,· "Jingle Jangle Jingle," a catchy song to rid lht Florida Kt)·. 01 pirall' silo..• )"OU ho... profes""... liv_ nl ",·rttktn..-F:unil}'. Roon.,·, "'ilh C...lia Parker hack "'ilh lau~I...--f"amlJ)·. MOVIE REVIEWS which Frank Loesser and Joe Lilley ROXIE HART (n·V): Talk atJd n." Oemna Rtnf.-Family. ~llSS ASNIE ROONEY (V\') wrote for Paramount's "Forest Rang ing vtrsK>n of lht old siltnt TIlE FLEET'S IS, (Set, Out· Shir1~· Templt '!;tls hr fint "Miss Annie Rooney" "Chic,"!:"-" Gingtr R"!trs is $landing.) Sn...n kis•.--f":unil)·. ers." You'll soon be hearing Fred Mac SIIIP AllOY, (SO't Outstand, Crtat as tough;t Ro~it.-Adult. MIS1 ER \' (V\'\'): War-tim. Cast: Shirlt~ T.mpl., William Gargan, Guy Murray and Paulette Goddard singing SIIfP AHOY (VVVV): A mu in,;.) II') m.lodrama sUcring IAsli. it in that picture. Evidence that it is rilE MAN WlIO CA"E TO 1I0ward,-ThriJis loc Iht famil)", KibbH, Ditkit Moor., p.ggy Ryan, Roland .ital comod)· with Elcanor Po...tll DuPctt, Gloril Hold.n, Jonathan HIlt, danting, Red Shlton, Bect Lahr D1NI'I::R. (Stt Oulsundin,!;.) MOKEY (VVV): Bobb)· Blake slated for the hit bracket is the fact Small'Unit~d the Merry Macs, Freddy Martin, Guy cutring rapers and tratking 101 TilE WIFE TAKES A FLYER plal·S a probl.m child.-'\dult, tl at. An Edward Arlins pro jokt" plus Tomm)· Dor~)' and (VVV\") Anti·Axis comed)· Ihal MOOSTIDE (VVV): Jean duttion. Oirtu.d by Edwin L. Marin; SCrHn Lombardo and Kay Kyser have all hi' music.maktM.-Family. boost. Ihe stock of Franchot Gobin's Am.ricln debul will tllck pla~ b~ Gtortt Bruc., made recordings of the tune. Veteran SOX OF ruRY (VVVV): A TOllt and Joan Btnllttl, but AI· wilh the Ildi..".-Adul., only. I)'n Jo.I,.n. .tuls show,-Famil)·. RF;\'E~IBER PEARL HARBOR lyricist Loesser contends that Lilley is mixlurt of utiting lo'·e and Type of Pleture: If you've seen the potentially the greatest music-writer cruell)·. SiaM Tyront POUtI" and TO BE OR NOT TO BE. (Set (VV\'): F;rsl melodrama show Gene Titl"ney.-Farnil)'. Oul.tandin~,) in,; Yank troop" in .cllon. wishy-washy Shirley Temple pictures in Hollywood. You'd believe him, too, TIlE fLEET'S IN (VVVV): YOKEL BOY (V'lV): BUed Family. of an earlier day, you'll appreciate her if you heard Joe for hours on end Doroth)' Larnour, Belty lIutton, on Bro~dway play. Joan D..·i., SABOTEUn (VVV): Another as she goes through the pain of her entertaining at the piano, manufactur Ed.-lie Brachn and Bill Holden Allo~rt Dtkker in farct about war·theme mo,·ie, with Rob~,t gtl lhe neel in, with Ih••id of I'"lolic En.my No. Ont._Family. Cummings and Pri,cilla Lane 'Ii,·· first screen romance, The picture is ing impromptu ditties and composi ate vaudcvill••cls.-F.mily. ing Ii"e peTform."c~s.-Famil)". entirely wholesome, extremely amus tions you'd swear would be hits once TilE GOLD RUSH (n·VV). CARTOONS SUICIDE SQUADItON (V\"V)· ing. they reached the music stands. ,, Tht famous old Chaplin silenl .·ANTASIA (\'V\'V): W.lI Rom.nlk melcd'ama lnat oov~"' com.dy lalks. A rcissut of Chap. Dis".)'"s shorl co"rse in musit • heap of geography with Anton lin's 1925 ,mash hit.-F.mHr. appr.cialion.-Famil)', \\·albrook, Salli. Gray, and This Is the Story: Shirley lives in a Now that the Government has re· THE INVADERS (VVVVJ: MR. flUG GOES TO TOWN It. A. F. in let"a; baltle. cheap flut with her grandfather, Guy stricted studio expenditure to $5,000 Lesli. Ho....rd, Laurentt Olivitr (VVV): In ...,Ior. Thf loalli. "f r~mily. Kibbee, a retired policeman, and her per set, many producers are worrying and Raymond Ma..ey in an i"t.r· tht lowly inltclS .~ainst the SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS widowed father, Willi1'lm Gargan, an that their pictures may lack what esl;ng study of the re.ction of human ratt.-Family. (VVV): Un"su.1 Joel MtCrea· bacb.cic nuism to superior dt· Vero"i.. Lake slaner. Funny, insurance salesman who throws the Hollywood terms "class." Mitchell rnouaCl··-Family. OTHER FEATURES fmolio".I, a"d Lake.-F.mily. family money away on will-o'-the Leisen, who has just started work on THE JUNGLE BOOK (Sp.cial) SY;';COP,\TlOS (VV): Jacki. ADVENTURES Of MARTJ:>! Cooper a. a grown man.-Famil)". wisp ideas. By accident she meets a "No Time For Love" after turning out (VVVVV): Indi., Wilh all ito EOEN (VVV): Gltnn .·o! WHO CA'IE TO Wti,srnullt. d~rt. Africa for day party over his parents' protests. lem by asking designer Irene to pro OINNI::R (VVVV): Mont) Wool· Ih. B,O<\x.-Famil)". Shirley charms the guests, but her dad duce seventeen swank gowns for Ity tomt!l 10 ,·isll, wilh B.U. THE BASIIFUL BACHELOR Da,·i.. Ann Shtridan. Sophisli· (\·VV): Lum and Abntr raise embarrasses her terribly by showing Claudette Colbert to weaT in the pic utodlJ smart.-Adull. rabbils, gO dIpstick, knock 0'·.' up with a demonstration of milk ture. That, according to Mr. Leisen, TilE RE'IARKABLE AN· rans and win Ihe big h<»,·rau. weed rubber, A happy ending clears ought to give the picture plenty of DREW (VVV): Brian Doni...)· famil)". up the situation at the last moment. class regardless of whars in the back p1.a)~ Andy Jackson r",urrftlod; TilE BUGLE SOIJSDS (n'V) remo..... blot "" Bill 1I0iden Th. tank corps ukt!l oyer Str· ground, as La Colbert has a flair for 6CUlch...n.--f"amil,·. Itaot Wallatt BteC)·'. tualry Verdict: Any picture that can tickle wearing clothes that can be shared by TO BE OR NOT TO BE unit.-Fami1)·. .the youngsters, cause dad and mother few actresses in Hollywood .,, (,'n'): Carole Lombard's la.1 THE CORPSE VASISHES piclUct, a melodr:unatic comed)· t\'V) Bela LUJOSi and chills\ to shed a tear over their own first of wac·Slritkeo Polaod, ";Ib Jack Famil,.-. loves is the essence of good entertain Hollywood experts in romance are ~D}' (1)-Slat.-Family, TilE GHOST OF FRA"KE" ment and worth seeing even if sophisti at work again on the Lana Turner TORTILLA FLAT (n'V): Pit· STEI" (Vn·): Is porlra)'ed b)· cated critics may not be enthusiastic. predictions. Lana hus been seen having lurt based on Jobn Steinbf:el<'s l.cin (haney, Je.-Ad"h. grot no...1. If )''''' ha'·tD'1 r.ad TilE SPOILERS (Vn·): Mat· Shirley Temple is here to stay as a quiet dinner dates with millionaire tht book. "",,·n tllio)· tht p;durt ..... D'.lnch, Rand)· $cOil, John lovely young actress. producer and aviation man Howard IIloOtO. Speft..r TraC)'", Hed,· La_ Wa~·n. in Ru Btuh'. hm,.· Hughes, one-time discoverer of Jean .....". Jobn Garfi.1d ar. SIan 01 HENRY FONDA and AJatlr:u talt.-F:unil)', Harlow, An elopement is supposed to piec:._-Aduh. TO THE SHORES or TRIPOLi /1'he Man Who Wouldn't Die" YAXK ON THE BUR~A Olivia de Havilland (V\'VV): War pidur. in ..,Ior, develop, but probably won't. Movie ROAD (Y'lVVI: Topiul and show fans how profes starring Mau...... O·Han, Jobn Cui: Lloyd Holan, Marto". Wuyer, H.len girls like Lana aren't as interested in utitio,!;. Bar,..,· S~I ..... atJd La Pa)"., Randy Seoll.-Famil)·. R.ynolds, Henry Wilcoxon, Richarll D~rr, rich men as the story books \\"Ould like nint Da)·.--f"amily. sors love and live in roTn.ES OF TAHITI (VVV): Paul Harrty, Billy B~yan, "The Male Animal" Charln Laughl.... goes chamllully to think-they have enough money of MUSICALS nati'·t.--f"ami1)·, their own, ,, ALWAYS IN MY HEART Type of Pleture: Another Michael (\·n'): Gloria. Warrtll, fifl...n, BROWWAY (\'V) Rafl in a WESTERNS Shayne mystery, based on a novel by Victor Mature will be Hollywood's ma)' be at>Qlher Deanna Durbin_ pictur. that milht panJ1tl hit CHOST TOWS LAW (HV) Clayton Rawson and the character next Anny recruit, scheduled to go SO't It.--f"amil)·. 0..... lift.-Adult•. A Bud: Jont!l "ROU!:h Rider," BORS 1'0 SING ("n') , Vir Bl'TeII ~llSDS TIlE BABY wilh Tim MM)· and Ra)...... d Michael Shayne, originated by Brett into the service in less than sixty days, Jtinia Wtidl.r and Ra)· ~lacDoll· (\n·) Brvd Cno..ford is lIalton.-FamiJy. Halliday, after finishing "Sweet and Hot," in aid surprised ....n M·G·~l ",·ilh "Bulch," Vi.-rinia Bruct, tht ROMA"CE ON THE RASGE which he co-stars with Lucille Ball. Ihis'n.-Farnily. eirl; but Baby MichatJ Ba",it. (VV\') ROl' R"!trs off.... pJ~nty This Is the Story: Latest of the MY GAL SAL (VV'l): Rila tluls Iht sbow.-Family, 01 action wilh a da i. rully Itrrific. EAGLE SQUADRON (VV): -Famil}'. Shayne whodunits, with the detective, before he is inducted, provided the Family. AnOlhtr Barl}·ruort mak.s htr THE CYCLO"E KID (\'V): per usual, solving the mystery from studio can finish the picture in time, SOSG OF TIlE ISLANDS film tnlranc., Diana,-Fa",iJ,., Don '·Red" BarC)· writ.s finis 10 fantastic clews. A Hindu fakir who and he hopes to land in the same (VVV)· Jack Oakit, wilh ViCIOr GRF.AT '1AK·S LAO\' (VV\") a ..~ of Itrror.-Family. traffics in suspended animation adds Matur. and hula cirl Betty Slirrinl .tOI}' of h...... much a VALLEY OF TilE SUN infantry regiment which already has Grable.-FamiJ}'. ..oman un do.-famil)·. (VVV): LutHit Ball and Jamts to the complications in this one. in it a couple of his boyhood pals, one WIIAT'S CooKIN'! (VVV) IS OLD Ci\LIFORSIA (VV) Craig. with Indians.-FamiJ)'. of whom sent him a postcard saying, Th~ Andrt"" Si51~"', Jan. Fra· John Wa}·n. ~nd Binoit Bamet Verdict: Nolan is still good as "Army life is better than Hollywood. att, Gloria Jtan.-Family. in 1818 .dnnlur•.-Family. SHORT FEATURES Shayne; Marjorie Weaver cute and IN TillS OUR LIfE (VV): COUNTRY FAIR (VVV\'): capable. But plot is not up to others Less kicking around from taxes; more COMEDIES Btttt Davi. as yillaint" i" mflo, You yi.it a fair full of taJklnl kicking around the Axis." LARCENY, ISC, (VV): Ed dramatic I,agedy,-Adult onl)·, animals, honC'St I-Fa,nily, in series,-Family, 9 THE RADIO FRONT

RADIO GIRLS FLOCK TO JOIN ARMY • •• KEEP YOUR RADIO ON IN AIR RAIDS

Women's Army Auxiliary Corps Plans Snappy Uniforms for the Ladies; Cavalcade Seeks Clark Gable; Salter's No City Slicker; The Mayor Muffs

gence test, a citizen of the United Polish programs have been suspected. taining film the purpose of which witl WASHINGTON States, physically fit and over 105 Some warnings have been issued. be to raise as many dollars as possi By LT. COL. CURTIS MITCHELL pounds in weight, and of good char There is now no danger from that ble for the benefit of soldiers and their acter. source. Recently broadcasters whose dependents. The biggest question in town this Any recruits should apply at once to stations broadcast in Italian grouped Which reminds me that theater week is how to get into the Waac. the nearest U. S. Army recruiting themselves into a committee to offer audiences have already contributed The Waac is the Women's Army station. the closest possible support to the Gov generously to this cause. In the recent Auxiliary Corps, and from all I hear One final word is thtl;. I have seen ernment. They can police their own pass-the-hat campaign conducted more radio gals than you can shake a some of the uniforms, They are smart shows with much greater effectiveness through 15,000 motion~picture audi stick at are knocking on the doors of and practical, and I promise any fu than can any outsider ... ences, more than $2,000,000 was raised the recruiting offices. ture volunteer that, clad in the Waac within one week. Women are needed in the Army for raiment, she will be the best-dressed People are still asking "What hap the following jobs: Clerks, maclline army woman in the world. pens to my radio during an air-raid?" operators, cooks, bakers, stewardesses, P.S.: Married women are eligible. New Yorkers found out just last week. NEW YORK dietitians, telephone operators, hos too ... All New York stations were silenced tesses, librarians, accountants, post for twenty minutes just before noon. By E. KAY exchange clerks, bookkeepers, etc. In Considerable pressure is brought to Their last emission was a record play 'Cavalcade of America" puts on a every case, they can relieve some man. bear from time to time by quick-on ing these words: "Attention, please. summer dress June 29 when the budget The original enlistment is for one the-trigger groups who seek to close All radio broadcasting stations moni will be pared for this Monday night year, and every woman who joins up down those stations and programs toring this key station are instructed drama series and names not of the is under military discipline and con which are using a foreign language. to sign off immediately by order of magnitude now used will have the trol. Lately there has been considerable the First Interceptor Command, New lead roles. Incidentally, the agency The pay is the same as the soldier talk that the Italian language, which York. on the show is trying to get Clark gets, $21 per month. If soldier pay is is an enemy language, should be sup "Listeners, keep your radio sets Gable to lend his talents for one night. raised, the Waac's pay will also be pressed. I hope it isn't true. During turned on and tuned to this station If the deal jells it will be the movie raised. Officers will receive better days of peace, we needlessly permitted for further announcements. We are star's first public appearance since the wages, first officer getting $166.67 per fOI'eign-Ianguage groups to listen to now signing off by order of the First tragic and untimely death of Carole month; second officer, $t31.25; third their own programs. I say needlessly Interceptor Command, New York." Lombard officer, $125. All clothes, food and because there has been no immigration I've repeated that order in full, for shelter are supplied by the Govern into this country for many years, and it is a military order, and in time of Flash! Hedy Lamarr has given ment, any resolute and intelligent program an air-raid the military is in com birth to sextuplets!! "Hedy" is a All officers will go through the first of Americanization would have abol mand. Anyone at home should know cocker spaniel owned by Bob Welch, officer's training_school, which is ished the old-world newspapers and what is going on, and his radio should Eddie Cantor's program director scheduled to start very soon. An broadcasts. That they were not dis be kept tuned to his key station even initial group of 270 women is being continued is probably due to the pres though nothing comes through. It is Mel Allen has invited Senator Ford, selected from the first volunteers, and sure of paid supporters of both Mus the only way the isolated individual the "Can You Top This?" humorist. to when these are trained they will be solini and Hitler. or family can keep in touch ... do a one-inning play-by-play at the used to train others. By fall the However, we now have them with Giants-Cubs game June 19. This is a Waac is expected to be solidly or us, and in this tense time we need Both Army and Navy are working big day for Ford, who is a rabid base ganized. their help because they are the only on pictures which will be made for ball fan. ,. Martin Block should be Personal qualifications are: A Waac means by which a considerable por the benefit of Army and Navy relief, congratulated for his swell idea calling oflker must be between twenty-one tion of our inhabitants receive their The Navy show has been titled "An for every network announcer who is and forty-five years old, a graduate information about the war. chors Aweigh." The Army picture pinch-hitting for drafted or enlisted of a high school or its equivalent, probably will have nothing to do with co-workers to turn over the salary able to pass the Army officer's intelli- Some radio station Italian and the Army, concentrating on an enter- earned for these duties to the ex-

GLAMOROUS Marlene Dietrich rehearses MARGO'S BLUE, but only in her network NATIONAL DEFENSE is discussed by these with Fred Allen just before "Star Theater" affiliation. She seems cheerful singing for "National Barn Dancers." He's Lieut. Comm. hits the air. Show is a Sunday CBS feature "Cugat's Revue." She plans a return to movies Edward Peabody, banjo king. She's Lulu Belle 10 11 36 P THE RADIO FROHT Coming Events China's First Lady Honored; Dorsey Replaces Red; Von Papen Exposed

SATUROAY. JUNE B Whal You Wlnll" ,,8(', In 't1eTT.t.i ..gly po."erlul en.",~ ~...... ,..,. , I,,,,p.". s, p , or our """.. I,,'. CBS. '-IT RL'XS '" THE FA""LY" -_.~ ...... e-. , .. • ....,.... 7,30 . hal it. dcbm. Th. d~ylirn. Ho.1 c'''' p..... a, p· . __,. • ..,lie 1.a1um the Crt;"hlon.....ho .,t. rATHEIt rU:'lO\c.\". Founq>art~l. ~,.n) rr m,' d~i<"'l"" ... "010 10 per "PI<1Intation Party." Here's proof! on IKhno~ will ,1'0 ..., t<'r....) II...."· Mor ..... import.nl in Ihe "eek', n.... T"" .eqUMl numt...", "f1 Ih. ~_. ru....r. CD!''- 1:....lhau,~__nJc. "8(" ,..~, .., ~. 0... . O"'~''-' Ginny Simms. who held the vocal .a,,,, ...... obcerv.tl on "We. th. I'fT SI';(;EIt in lIncie SaUl' over . Minor crttast"ophc befell Lu America" llolidar." il .lul. a a~ ~ l.>~ (~he's their beloved ear friend, Major Bowes. 21·"eek to", of ()", 'icier 'epuh u"'P'. ..lcrl.d I'l,d Sl'i rene Tuttle Marjorie Forrester Salter, an ex-Boy Scout, figured he lal,,(, girl.. is pre,e"I",,1 011 on "The Oreat Gildersleeve" series) "Hou, "f Char"," 3< ,i~ weck< was about four deeds behind and ex ronlc't rn,!•. Wi""er'_ U'"l' rr when she moved into her new Lake plained to the visitors that the good reives $500 wo,lh "f ""..ir.1 iH Toluca home in North Hollywood Major broadcasts from the Columbia '1''''''CI11'. NBC she lost her suglll··raUoning \.look! ~ C.~I • ., Playhouse on Broadway: whipped out '0,00...... ~,,,,, .,00 ..... ".V"ta•• p ..,., a pen and wrote II note to the Major's a,OO ...... ,00 ....., secretary on the back of his personlll MONDAY. JUNE 15 cllrd. He was thanked effusively and BIRTHDAY of • l"lNl"'" . CHICAGO the Salter heart swelled even more. ulrbr.l... •• Fr..,1 Warin~·. Tommy Dorsey-Takes Said he, "I'll walk over with you . 1'lea_uTe TI",.·· ,ou"d. oul i" over Red Skelton's spot lhird H" on lh. ai,. "IIC'. By JAMES G. HANLON we'll go this way ... " The tourists ~...... ,...... , demurred, decided they had a previous '.00 , '000 .,... Chicago's Mayor Edwal'd J. Kelly ",00._".,...'" a,"...... •.•. THURSDAV. JUNE 18 appointment at some destination in the PAl'LE'TTE GODD.\ltl) .Ur> ,o\\ll' nRE GIIlL" I're-ent ... took no chances of \.leing put on a opposite direction. thanked Harry and in "Th.. L.ad) and lh. n ... f· on _pt..ial bro:od..... J tecth'e" on all Ellery Queen mystery caught the remark of the lady; "Dad. .'00 p.. .. . Alft T.mplelO". pia",,,I; \l.n:: ',' Horace Heidt-"Treas. ~ case. Preferring to hear the show at I think you made a mistake, you ...... _..... ',"'P",'''''' ...l •. """r...'on. a",l Or. Ja",t' ure Chest" Tuesdays \\eel, .. lie NBC's Chicago studios (the program should have allowed him to show us TUESDAY, JUNE 16 •·...... n....~ ., ntoal . originates in New York), he arrived the way-he doesn't look like a city -_... p ... AXI!> LEADERS arc npo...1 0,'" .... 3''''' .,... at the Merchandise Mart accompanied Iia b)' ;Urn",,,! to H.vana. TIme COM~IE\.,.ATOR slicker at all." i,t • n", e

"THE KING'S HENCHMAN" TO CONCLUDE AMERICAN OPERA FESTIVAL, THURSDAY

Craftsmanship Can Never Equal Real Inspiration, Claims Composer Conductor Maurice Baron; Joan Edwards Not a Gus Edwards Discovery

By ROBERT BAGAR ot my life, but there is nothing to be gained by rushing madly back and NW3 York World-Telegram Muric forth, getting hysterical over disap Cr:tic and AuociaU' PTogram. pointments. I favor the short pieces. Annotator for Philharmonic·Svm- Of course, I have the respect that one phonlf Societl/ of New York pays to a Beethoven, a Brahms, a Mozart, a Debussy, but I really think HE head of the composing-staff at that most music is forced somewhere the Radio City Music Hall in New in its course. TYork City is Maurice Baron, a tall, ''You are bound to ftnd dozens of rather heavy-set man who has flair uninteresting measures in any com for the trenchant tum of phrase and a position. That's because inspiration laissez-taire sort of philosophy that has run out and the composer's you will find only in the Frenchman. 'craltsmanship' has taken over. This, Mr. Baron conducts the Music Hall I am almost sorry to say, is true of radio broadcasts during the summer. any music, no matter by whom. For His interests are many and varied, me. crattsmanship can never equal though, as he might put it, "Music is real inspiration, so that many ot the the number one item, and it's no use greatest works lose their appeal to mention the others." when the tune runs out. When Mr. Baron was seventeen "I don't want to sound sacrilegious. years old his family came to Canada I am not wrapping up the whole from France on a government home music literature nnd throwing it away. steading project. The little group, all I merely say that in the best of us trained musicians, were given some there is a touch ot the commonplace. gTound, a house and the encourage We are human, you know. There is ment to "raise things." no perfection in us." "Somewhere in my background The composer-conductor referred there was an ancestor or something contemptuously to "atonal abraca who had done that sort 01 thing," Mr. dabra," saying, turther, that he used Baron said. "But it proved too lar such a term, perhaps, because he can back lor us to have inherited any not write that sort of music. "I sup thing like a real love lor it. In lact, pose," he added, "I could do a page of you need more than love. You need it or so, but it would be strictly syn the iron will to continue in the lace thetic with me, and that's that." of the most trying circumstances. In other words, Mr. Baron knows "Think ot it," he went on, "we HAILED as one of the most glamorous and fopular opera stars of what he likes and what he doesn't were miles, but miles away from a all time, coloratura lily Pons makes one 0 her infrequent radio like, and the chances are. if you get railroad. Comforts were mighty few. appearances Monday night as guest of the "Telephone Hour." NBC right down to it, that he likes a great We had neighbors, of course, some deal more than he dislikes. We where in the next county. One year wanted to talk more with Mr. Baron, the wheat was good, the next year but a sudden call for a special ma bad. The prices went up, then they terial number came in, so we took went down. I was not meant for. So I went to "Well, there's little more to the rest. our leave as gTacefully as possible. "That's the sort of thing 1 was sure New York, some eight or nine years With the money I was making I could .,_(_uti...-... __...... I. __, ...... C',.. 00_....." ... later. There I began to study music afford to buy first-hand overcoats in again, taking up fugue and counter stead of the second-hand beauties I point, and so on. 1 got good, tough had been accustomed to. 1 began to training in those subjects and I had develop what you might lightly term to work like anything. epicurean tastes in food. In short, this Mr. Baron got a job playing the was living." piano in a dance haD. That was in With the coming of talking pictures, Brooklyn, home of the fantastic base Mr. Baron's activities increased. His baD Dodgers. At night he would earn experience at movie-theater conduct extra money by copying music. ing stood him in good stead and he In the meantime he had a few directed orchestras for many early pieces published. numbers for piano sound films. Besides, a good deal of solo, works lor voice and piano, or his own music was now being utilized chestral compositions. Matters went in movie scores and he devoted his progressively better tor him and in no spare time to orchestrating such scores. time at all he was somebody to con At the Music Hall Mr. Baron does jure with. a lot of composing, owing to the "One day," Mr. Baron said. "I was weekly change of program. Sometimes playing the organ at the Hotel Astor he writes ballet music, sometimes -the roof dining-room, you know. A numbers of a jazzier nature lor the very polished gentleman, well-spoken Rockettes, sometimes a song might be and very affable. came over to me and nElCeSS

Guide to This Week's Fine Music Programs

SATURDAY. JUNE 13 fOLDIIH·\ BROAOCA!.TI\G oo.'l:TESTED 1I0CR. \B(, SniPIIO:"r. C8~ lI"...,d au· Ch".,,~ ."d Orrb~ln. dir«led b) L.....S._ MARI:.:E 1:\,\ .... 0.e-n.,CO". 10.... "",,,I"",,r. P6n F"ailh. 10,00 .,00 . ~,'mpl...., :0-0. 2. ,T"·!l.Ilt,,..,k, ~. _. ,. ... 10.00 •.•. .,00 ~..... _ ._ ",••,1", 'hH'''.... , r H... .,00 1":00 ...... Ie J., ..""" T 'slt, l.t .,110 ..... '.00 ..... 0" ,10<> ~c~p_ '" (·r..,.1II -- .hls. , I:. ",.11. COLU10IA STRI ....C ORCIlE::. TUESDAY. JUNE 16 H~rrm>-DlL C'oprk-< 10 .:." .._I~ .. TR.\. CBS. IHrnud I:, .t,·"...... k,,11 condu~lor. e..".. L'. s. AR"" B.\:"O. Bt..., \rt Cu_I.\_..,....· , a.oo ...... rk. Ca"" Th ,a, F". 0',\..". t'U...... 200_ H••'.' l·~lil "" 1"<1,, .. Toro \••,.... , 11"11 ~ _ ~I --- U·4S ..... e.-.. .'as ...... 12,:00~-•.•. ,',3(1 •.•. P,U"r. TtIAT n.-Fn.-"IIF"<; ...... ~ ,\.",,~ _- .., '0':00 ...... :00".'_. 0\ TilE ,UR. ('"B" 1\."1<' -- ...... - -- b,,~lz O...he-olr.; \0..... ~1",k1· EILEE ... F\P.:RELL. SO· RO\'.\L ('."'\\01.\.\ AIR ;,,~ "io:>1ini I; r;"r< f,."""". PR.\o;O. (gS, rOIUll·>i.a Conrcrl YEHUDI (above) and sister Heph fORCE IH'l:O. alll<' :':~",ori<, ~, Or~he-o'n.. BEFORE she was through school ~ e.- , ·I~.~, ...l..." , tibah Menuhin offer a rare duet 1",110__•.•.a 2,110 ... . \ _. d'.\rl. t.... ·To...... Joan Edwards entertained ideas "rl"k I" U. Onl,. "'"h TIoI... . •.. 1'"" treat in a new Vietor recording • '00...... 13,00_ .:,,.. T..,III , .\,1. ...•.. .. .T_~Il• of carving out a career in the '.~t '~1.' .. 1,.,,1... 1i ..·;s .',,,.. 'lor !.a..' "r ''''" ~t,. of Schubert's Rondo in B ~inor .:.'....111'. ll•• 'T lI!;..".1 I'l,,~ f.d . show business as singer.pianist SDnlER Sn!PH{'" "0\ ~,~.. ~ w., ".. lI.n,... r_ 'TI I:·'" ~I,lril flo.. rr..(·oml"..Il-Tlp,,,,, CERT. BI.... X~I..·"..... Or.•'" I "I.~~·,.:r· n;;~. ..;~i:.;;; ",.1.. rrnm ..X.lI 00-1Il . atu~. ro",I".I..r. k;_ )Ir .Iul"., Ilrrbotl ,.,.. of lboo 1:>'-.,1. "I"" C'!1; ...... ,., ..,.,..... " "100'0,,1. lIa...... "" 1JO .n " "'1111....." • H.... , "I...• I', .-.... "., .. ~ .....,•.... I-n'" ""...1 . lI"r~"'"" '.3(1 •.". 1,:>0." ...... e-".. In Conclusion >IF 3,30.~ POPULAR MUSIC ...... ~ 3,:00..._ ....,. r ....• • ,00 •.•. • .'00 .... ~ Last work in Allred Wallenstein's ...... ,. TIIF F".\\1II.\' 1I0nt. n~" _ •••"._ N_ ;, JOAN EDWARDS, "Your Hit Pa- .,110_.•.• "00 •.",. (;Ia," S",rll" " ",nln "'I"a", "American Opera Festival:' over MBS. I)H''''~ WEDNESDAY. JUNE 17 rade" songstress. enjoys the dis· S\Tt'IlO\y \[{;llT ... nu Ta,lIl "."1"',,,, \1 is ''The King's Henchman:' by Deems ('"...... I,,'a' .. ' O.t!''''I..... ~ tinction of being one star Gus Ed 'i".i\[)E. t·R.... J"...i<2 1)""",,.1It. b . l' ..\In!\' B.\'\n. CBS Taylor. The work. based on a subject "00 , ...... C_••, wards might have discovered but «.prano; Oill Ptr~. I..,,,,.; 11,. 3.30 p,,,,, a,:oo . .. "'~,.,...... ,. • k following the Tristan theme. is by the ~ren,.le .... ; G"''''H I!"."••hn·' 3'00 •. M _ """." H_ u...'. didn·t. There arc two reasons for that: noted American poet. Edna St. Vincent Orrh."ra. (a) MI'. Edwards was no longer in h ~ ~." . \1.\1\ 1l.\TT\ \ '1HlIlY (;0 L', <;. ~\\"~ B\.'I:I) af. Millay. .,d . .,d ... C ,., ;" the discovering busilless when she RO['O;O. .'1:111'. ('""••d Thibanh...... ~ ...... • ,a••.m. .,as...... '00 .,m. s,oo . "The King's Henchman" was given b~ril..n~; R~a IL,i,,; Thr M~" N_...... n'"••..~ ,. r..,... was about I'eady to blossom forth. and its premiere performance at the Ab""1 T,,"n: Girl, fir \l~"halla"; N'" ,••'. (b) she happens to be his niece-and SUNDAY. JUNE 14 \'i,Ior ArMn', O..hr'lr•. :\"FLSOS EDo\. B,\lllTO.'l:E. re(ative~ Metropolitan Opera House on Febru """~ you know how rarely dis D't. ('Il,\ltl.r." 'I. (01 11 .,00 •.M .,00.c.'"...M, COS. :\"a,li"e ro"ner. """,rallO; ary 17, 1921. Heading the cast on that ..... ",.,~ r ... cover relatives. 1101:': OHG \ \"IST. \"U(' "00 .... .,00 .. Ilob<',t Mmb,,,',«', Orche".a. occasion were Edward Johnson as ~o""., ...... C ••, ••' Added to Ihal is the fact that her .'00b"...... ,,00 , .'00 .,... , ,,00 •. M Aethelwold, Florence Easton us "OVn";n ,...... ,. • ..'fie uncle-and her father, fot· that matter ""lEllli'\\ Af.lll'\! OF" FA .,00 ..... 5'00 ~.... NO' .....".... NQ' ' ••'r Aelfrida, Lawrence Tibbett as Eadgur. \lll.l\U \1I'~[(', \"I~(" F'2"i. (he is a wellwknown music-publisher) In lenth·century England, Ihe court r-ilJ( sTIlI\(; Ql·.\RTET. \1Ie. M,,,,,,. 1""0'; Jean [)i,~...."" a",1 GflE,\T MO\IF:-:TS I" ~lLTSlf -insisted she get an education. Miss ,"",,"". Co " ... \·i,·i,,, Ilell., (·hir",. "'I".''''': CIlS. Geo~e Sc"a'iian. <"ndHr· of King Eadgar at Winchester has "30 •.", ll"t1in~h;"" Edwards, who was all for carving out .'3" .... ;~. ("h"ir; Ikrlra',,1 I",; Jun Tenn~''''''' and Jan ...~".,,,. .. N., ••"".,. NO'."'••" •• spent the night fcasting, 3nd now thc 'r lIi,·.h. ,'i"li"i,l, (Jrehe"ra On" 1'0N<' ill "Sail. " a singer·pianist's careel' for herself...... n C , fatigued I'cvclers listen to the song of rl,,("It;1 b., G'''la'. lIa.".rh.", '0'00 . • ,00 . wenl to Hunter College, in New York. FItO~1 TIlE Ol:(;~\" 1.0FT. ••"... C ....., ;. ~...,.< m .. Maccus. a h81·pist. When he finishes, .'20.,.... "'30 •. ... ,00 . "00 ...... and attendcd the sessions thel'c as ('US. J"li". ~'"lIri~),I. ",~""i L "'u."'. ...,ne the formal announcement i~ madc of K .....~ c.· ••, "30 p.M .'30 •.m, siduously fOI' three years. Then she •. n '.M. 8,U. m, Ml'Slf"L TRE"D~. ~18S. 0., King Eadgar's suit fOI' the hand of ..""~,.;~ r",.~. nob~'1 revolted. N., ....."••'. N., "''''.'' IIOIIU or (11\ll\l. 1\1li' "hi! .h,lra un,I", dirrcli"n "f Aelfrida, who is Ihe daughter of the "l'il.IH~·' Allt;ir! O,t!,."r.,: Tr~,,!<; ("ho,,,'. opportune time. for both hcr father ..ork. b"••~ C••"., ...... ~ c. ' "Tristan und Isolde," Aethelwold, the 10'00 ... .,00 ~ . '''':00_ ,. .,:00."".r;" . and her uncle were busily engaged in .....,. C,.,••, '~ , lI,n .... 'o"s ..... •...... 110 ...... N" N'" ...... ,... ,~ king's trusted henchman. is given the r..,,.. "00 . ".D'. Hollywood. She enlisted the services or ....',n~..•. '.",. ."s ....., commission to present his lord's suit THURSDAY. JUNE 18 a sympathetic musicwpublishcr-who and to return with the young woman. rlllST PI.\\"O QI·.\ltn.T 1110 MONDAY. JUNE 15 was unaware of her real identily I\HBO,\RD COo;CERTS. COS. Aethelwold is not too willing to exe \"~"',,'~...... e.- .. and slurted out on her career. When b.,.." O\E .\CT OPEIU". {"B~ (0' 2,:00 a,:oo . cute this task, but, later. he accedc~ 02"S M •. 1",,,I.i.. (oneer! Orrh'I..... IO un \H"ll lULL Wan~n I~, .... 1o,. \1.'ll:a~1 ...... ~ •. ""1><'''0. the mists lift and she espies Aethel ...... "U0.... "':00 .. \"l:I<', s)"'...... '~ Ord.e-oln.. 01; call of the blood and plunge right into '"B<>, ••'.- ~~"'t'I1 .. -_. r~I~1 b~ ...". The lovers arc married. Aelfrida '0':00 .... Donald \·oo.ht1,,; Lil)' ltod:r.... show business. .'--.... --.. P",.....""ano. lrU"t. J... ~i·;;...,. t..... --'-...t·' completely in the dark concerning her ... \IT L\I\E T\OER.'I:\r r''''"I''- r.... '1.'."1...1 .(; 01 n: ••_ n ..1 husband's mission. He i.,; on the point ('11011: \\0 (lIlG\\". (·B'. I·ul"".. .,T " - I~,- .. 10 h·...... :.,...n 18,·t Tor )I...... """ of explaining the story to her when "':00 •.•. •• ,_ .. T" ~I>rl~~ I'... I:.thrr lloP It._. t...... ''T!>o ..,._. _... ~ __,.11,... "I""'" W.".. t;,,.lr" I'rl1o>l Maccus returns. announcing that King .0,)0 ...... ')0 . t.... Popular Records ....1 II... , (:on-b...l. ....""'1 fro. Dol...... £adgar will soon arrive on a visit. ~ l·h."d I,,, ..IIlT:'h':rk'::'.;:k,. t;o,." •• Decca offers an album (eaturing the ST, LOn" '"·... ,ClV\L OP )I.,.,.• ~- Aethelwold relates the original pur CB~. ~ • ,00 .... "110 ..... ERA, F"rkl. "",,,Iurl,,r; ';'-'''J, I""", '111""..h"" -~ ...... glittering piano playing of Hazel poses of his arrh'al in De\'on and the '\on"a T~.ri, and Johll T)·1Or'<. )1.,••, '. • ,00 ...... , .'00 •.•. ~ c. 1 Scott, in which the gifted young wo «)~,i rh"ru~. . • 00 .. .·00 .. wife at first consents to make herself I'; ,. \\·.\LTZ :'<8C F"ra"k I'll ~... y"" .\,.1" r...... _ n"E. man surveys a variety of moods, from ',00.,,,,, .,00 .... ugly. in order to give credence to ""lJill.' ~"·""I".. ..l"o..'oro \Iunn. IrIlor; Amsttrdam Cho· lowdown blues to hot and speedy 7. I ••• "' • "TI!tt"r - m,; Abe Lyman', "rrh lra. Acthehvold's lie. But she later de· t..... ~ I··. . ,·" rtt hO...... boogiewwoogie. Another interesting 1 I~ ~ Girl•. (;1,1-. ,atl•. ..00 ....., .'110 . cides to appear as she actually is. -~ Decca album Is that presenting a trom ".\pplr Illo.""••··.. ..00 ...... ,. .,00 ... . Tortured by the thoughl o( his dis· ...... I.!e'..J.robl Be the First to Meet group ot West Indian tolk-songs. as loyalty, Aethelwold kills himself. As Tblo. Al(lO.r. hom "Ell...." TREASURE HOUR OF SOSG...... lIrrbe-rl delivered by Sam Manning. And do he is being buried, King Eadgar !

TOKYO PREDICTS UPRISING IN US. "GUESS WHO" UNMASKED

Captured Russian Pilot Claims u.s. Planes Are Too Fast, Says

Berlin; 34,000 British Women Now In Land Army, London Revea I~

us. Until then keep up the noble Japan Forecasts OUf Future By CHARLES A. MORRISON work you are doing. You just can't CCORDING to Tokyo Radio, President, International DX'ers AI ;aoce imagine the joy you sent us and God Great Britain's reputation was bless you." based on her maritime power. A of ''Guess Who." Presumably piqued der." Mr. Bergeron listens each morn ••• This is gone for good. There Is no way This is to remind you that Ameri by the fact that no one knew enough ing to the American soldiers calling occa~ (or Britain to improve this situation. home from Australia, takes down their can boys in the R. A. F.-and about him (or. for that matter, cared sionally one or two from the Ireland Her occupation of Madagascar rep iden~ messages in briel, then writes a per enough about him) to guess his A. E. F.-send messages home on the resented a desperate attempt to bottle lily, Mr. Guess Who has revealed sonal letter-cnclosing the message- up the Japanese fleet in the Indian to the relatives to whom the boys had BBC's "Weekly Visit to the American himself as Robert H. Best of Sumter, Eagle Club" program, which is now Ocean while at the same time holding Sumter County, South Carolina. (If addressed their little talks. So far he on to her supply line to India. The has sent messages to parents and rela broadcast saturdays from 8:00 to 8:30 any of our readers in the vicinity of a.m. EWT over not only GSC (9.58) speaker continued by saying that it Sumter know this Robert Best'or any tives in twenty-seven different states would be like tearing out England's and hopes to make the figure forty and GSD (11.75) of London but WOR thing about him, they will be doing and many other MBS stations. heart to lose India now, but without us a big favor by sending any facts eight before he is through. Letters like ships and with Sir Stafl'ord Cripps' concerning him, his family or his the following from Mr. and Mrs. mission a lailure, what could she do? background at once to the writer of Ralph Klinginberg of Dayton, Ken~ I Heard This Week Without ships England cannot get this column.) Best's broadcasts are tucky, bring great joy to Mr. Berg From Berlin: O. K., just back from fighter supplies from anywhere. known as the BBB broadcasts, which eron: ,·It is really impossible to con a trip to Lisbon, states that in that He continued his wishful thinking he admits himself could stand for Ber vey to you how thankful we are to by stating that August or September neutral city it is still possible to get lin's Best Broadcast or Berlin's Beast hear news about our son, Ralph. It has American Schiltz, Blue Ribbon and of this year would bring a showdown ly Best, depending upon your attitude been quite some time since we have Ballantine beer in "cans" ... From in Europe. With Britain already a toward them. heard from him, and the news you London: According to William Holt, beaten power it could end in only one sent us has filled the home with joy. England is now the most highly way. The idea of surrender will come Reader Proves Good Samaritan I suppose you hear many such pro mechanized agricultural country in to Britain, he said, when starvation grams, and write many such lelters, the world. 200,000 acres of flooded comes, when her people lie dead by It is a pleasure to introduce seventy see many such replies, but the work river~bottom land overgrown with the thousands, or perhaps the British three-year-old A. J. Bergeron or you are doing-and it is work-is one government will Ilee to Canada, in weeds as tall· as a man are rapidly Houma, Louisiana, not alone because of the grandest acts of charity I have being reclaimed for use in Great Brit which case Germany will have prac he has purchased every copy or ever come in contact with. Our son tically no opposition to an invasion ain. The women's land army now MOVIE_RADIO GUIDE since its birth but has been in the Army since June. numbers 34,000 ... From Tokyo: Ac~ attempt. because he is doing a fine, unselfish Being drafted, he left a career as a The United States, he declared, is cording to a station speaker, who had service for which he receives no re chemist. He is doing his part and you just interviewed the commanders of already facing serious internal dissen ward other than the heart-warming most assuredly are doing yours; here tion. This internal uprising, together the submarine which shelled Santa gratitude of countless mothers and fa we will try to do ours. If you do hear Barbara, California, they were com with Britain'S defeat and Japan's ever thers whose boys are "down and un- any more from our boy please write growing might in the Pacillc, will spell pletely within their rights to shell this America's doom and with it the doom United States city, since it' contained oil-storage tanks. While the shelling of the United Nations. was going on, cars were racing up and In closing, this Jap pipsqueak de~ clared that there would be no negoti down the coastal pavement, their ated peace for the Allies. It would be headlights boring into the night ... cal1~ life or death. Hitler. he said, would From Melbourne: A soldier boy never leave England half alive, and ing home in the United States re Japan neither is one to do things in a quested that his mother send several half manner. issues of Time and the latest Dick The trouble is that these Jap and Tracy cartoon book ... From Berlin: Nazi propagandists are beginning to According to a captured Soviet pilot, believe their own propaganda. There the U. S. planes being sent to Russia is a whole lot of difference between are good but too fast and too delicate wishful thinking and an accomplished to handle. Being too difficult for Soviet fact. Perhaps we should let these Iit~ pilots to manipulate successfully, they tIe people do their crowing while they are being held for emergency use. can. for some of these days there won't be anything to crow about. News About the Stations While no one can deny the seriousness of the situation, while no one can deny According to Rome Radio the Jap that we have a gigantic task cut out anese troops have seized an American for us, we will win this war not with radio station in Chekiang Province, twittering wishful thinking; not with China. This, according to Rome Radio, foolish overoptimism but with a seri~ was to have been used by the Ameri ous realization of the task ahead of cans in their contemplated attack on us, by rolling up our sleeves and say~ Japan from bases in China ... XGOY, ing as the British are: "This job has Chungking, China, is being heard with to be done. Let's get into it and get it strong signals on a frequency of 11.90 overwith." megs near 5: 30 a.m. EWT, according to James Hart of Irvington, New Jer sey .. August Balbi of Los Angeles, Berlin Propagandist's Identity California, informs me that KZRH, For several weeks Berlin Radio's in the Philippines, is being heard on a newest and unquestionably most odi~ new frequency of 11.63 megs from ous yropagandist has been delivering GREETINGS to our southern neighbors as a part of the special dedicatory 4:00 to 10:00 a.m. EWT, simultaneous tirades to American audiences twice program celebrating the opening of Columbia's new latin~American net ly with its usual frequencies of 9.64 weekly-Tuesdays and Thursdays at work were sent by soprano Bidu Sayao (center) and screen star Melvyn and 6.14 megs. News in English is now 9: 15 p.m. EWT-under the pseudonym Douglas (r.), as CBS conductor Howard Barlow (I.) looks on from the podium read at 8:00 and 9:30 a.m. EWT.

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11 :15 Musi. from Many ....nd. 12:15 Publi. Safet, 2:00 Sammy Ka,e'. Ordt. W47A 11 JO Th.. Colonial N"lwork Or. 12;20 Agri.ullur. Serin 2:30 EchOf:l of Ihe Sial" .....7 Iol... Su-.c....y. M. T. ch...tra Guide to Programs 12:30 Lun.h..... Con«,1 3:00 A &Y,' Girl" a Band A.M. Sat-eday P.M. I «l Sews 330 Musk lor Sunday 8:00 SEOl~ 12:00 Noonday N..... Report 1,15 Lunch_ Concert 4:00 N.lional Vttpera 8:15 AIMrie. M.nhn 0. 12:10 M..siul Inleriudl: June 13 through June 19 2:00 C"",;., FOSler, u .... 4JO Thi. II Ih. TtUlh 8:30 Sludio R,.....' 12:15 The Farm Fair 2:15 Salul.. 10 Soulh Ameriu 5:00 Port" of I.... pa.ifi. 9:00 Sews" Rhythm 12:30 Th...... ncheon Concert 2:30 To be announced 5:30 Pia)', for Am..';".n. Iod... 9:15 0rpII MlICld. 1:00 Th.. Monitor R..,-ieo\·' Ih.. 8JO California M.. 9:4'5 Mardtine Alone 3:00 B•...t>aU, Red Sox yo. 6:00 S"HI and ...... N . 9:00 A.....,;.,a Lo'" a M..lody 1000 Muskal Ean,. Edit;'" B_. 6:30 Gfftlinp from U. S. So~ 9:30 Lilt"" Lad.in 10:00 Ra,.....,.,d Grim S'Irin~ d~ra 10:00 Cbambt:r Mu:Ac 1:15 Th unch..... Concert, 10,15 Choir Loft 5{(1 Tea Dansant ill A...tralia 10:30 PiDe Count)· Jambo,"" ronlinUK anal)..t 10JO M..lod,. Sieins' 6:00 N....-. 6:'15 Wilson Ames. or-(anisl 2:00 ~ri. Foster. World X....s 10:15 A...... 1',..,...."" 10:45 Voic.. 01 tht: Apolhecar-,. 6:15 Dinn.,r eon«rt 7:00 W...... ly War Journal 11:00 N'.....s; Must< 10:45 Doo &vay. aon~ 11 :15 Ikbi'od the lIeadlinn ia Commmtator II :00 RUlh M"" Inleni....-. 6:30 F...... r Hunl, ...... 730 Sullday Serooad.. 215 Sal..t.. 10 Soulh A_';"a 11:00 N...... II :15 M..sie from Man, Land. 6:45 Dinn..r Con«rt 8:00 Sunda) EvWinl al Tommy Our lonny II :15 Di.k J""I..n.· Oreh. 11:30 Hotel Metropolis 2:30 Mon., T...... Th ...... , Fri.• 11 JO CoklIIi.a1 Orcb. 7:30 Ennins Mood. Do"","s Lik.. 11:30 Del Casi....'s Oreh.. P.... P.... M ;.,,; Wed.• Somec 8:00 Am.-rican Oprra Fnti"al 8:30 Inner ""nclum M'.t....,. It 5 1 12:00 Chuck Fosler'. Ordt. 1200 M...... 1e Jr~ 12:00 S",s: Mulie 9:00 Fullon Lewis. analyal 9:00 M"htlln Merry·Go 2:45 Moa .• Suffolk Race; Wed., A.)( 51...0., 12,15 Public Saf..ly 9:15 N....-s; Mu"" Rouod 12:15 Finn Fair M..sic; Fri., Hillbillies 12:30 LuneMon COIIUrI 8:00 Radio Carollers 12:20 Devt. of A...-icultun 9:30 Ameriuns at tho: Rampa... 9:30 Amcl">t:)n Album 01 fa 3:00 'Ion., Mulual Goa Callia~; 12:30 web_ Cool«rt 10:00 Sympboll.iella 1:00 S~ 8:30 P..lil. Musiale ..iI: " ..si. T_. Man ..illt the 8,45 N.... 1:00 N...... 10:15 Dick JUl'Jft.' Or.lI. 1:15 Wol'le .. Oi.:lit. IOBP 1:15 ..unch..... Concert I :30 Colonial O...,h. Rand; Wed., Ser....ad.. ; 9:00 Serenade 10:30 Product..... for Victor-,. Mooday T1trOIll,1t Friday Th...... Musical Ameri· 2:00 C"",;., Foster, n...... 10:45 Ted Wft'II!IS' Onh. HXl Sympbool.y HIli 10:00 Musial Ear'" Editiaa P.M calla; Fri., Mu.sKa1 M.... 10:30 PlanulitJr, &hon 2,15 SahlI.. 10 Soulh A ria ll:OON...., 3:00 JUI! MlIS>< I..rmind 2:30 To be announ«d 11 :15 Britain Speak. 1200 Word. " Mu.... 3:30 Visitilll Our "meneu 11:00 Rn.....ihtl Siand 3:30 \lon.• Lester Hulf Trio; 3:00 Bas..ball. Sox "0. 11:30 Ra)'_nd 5<:011" Orc'" 12:30 J ..II M...i. 4:00 [);oileR Oreb. 11:30 Musical IlIt.-.lud.. R"" Bro....s 11 ,'\5 Ri.hard Him....r's Orclt. \:00 Ra ..kh"l" Talki", 4:15 ~ripticNl of RIU f..- T..." .• Thu...., Serttlad.io; 11 J'S Radio Chapel Wed.• America Mudt"; 500 Tn DanSlnt 12:00 Jimm,. Jo,.'. 0",11. 1:15 Thi. Is FM iklmont Park P."I. 1:30 Mon.. W""., TIl"r'. Fri.. fri., Rhythm in Rhym.- 12:00 N.... 6:00 N..". 430 Pa,,-Amffican 6:15 Oinn.,r (oacen A.M. FrldllY Shlch... in .\1..1ody; 5:00 Tu Oansaot; Ne"'l" 345 \lon" Kin't Bard; Tu...., 12:15 Lei,...... 10 My Soa Mount Pleasanl Hip; Symphon~tta 6:30 fruier HIlOI...... 8:00 News Tues.. M...i. for Every. 6:00 Swill! for Your SuPP 1:L3O Petile Mu.icale 8:15 MOil .• t'or Your lnforma. 9:45 Marehing Along 2,30 Joinl Reei"l Mali"u; New. 11 :15 nan.e Or.h. 10:00 Musk.1 Early Edilioa Gam~ 8:45 News tion; Tue." Voral Solo. An.werill~ 3:00 BamaH 5:00 MOl( .. Tues.. To be an· 9:00 Mornin( Serenade 11 :30 You 10,15 Choir Loft 5:00 Tra Dan...nl i.t: Wed .• Fri.• Dan.e 12:00 Fr<'ddy Nag..l·s Orcb. nounc",,; Wed .. Ju.t I 10:00 Mu.iul Ea.ly E:dilioa Orch. 10:30 Melody Strilll' 6:00 N..w. 10:~5 Memory; TII"rs.. SwC< 2,15 $<11..,.. 10 Soutb A.....ric. 7:30 Mon.• W.. P...... nl; T....., 'HlIl )l..,ic \·a....I~· 0.''''", "'t. Weslll",_,N.H. 9:00 \I_lieht 50IIata Chow 2:30 Third C...,.. Area Seryic.. F'M M...i..n.; Wed.. Carib- 10:00 \Ioonlillli Sonau 9,15 Sew.; .\l"sic 1:30 This Is Fri~ These Ynle ,rotr..... an H C a..d Band ~:30 bnn Niellt; Tltu...... 10:30 Thi. b Your EMm,. Pass in R...... 1:45 Thrft-Quarter Tune hurd liver W43B. 443 mq•. 3:00 Ra u Gam.. 1000 S)'mpMoM:Ua 2:00 Fanu.y in N~lody To be a"DOUn«d ll:OOS..-s &OStein, Mn•. 5 :00 Tea DanSl-llI 7,45 MOIl., Wed .• H. V. Kalt..... 11:15 Dance O",h. 1!l:15 Ina Ra)' Hulton's Ore"'. 2:30 N....,; Ehoond Gar-,., IIOAP b<>rn rin~ 1'.101 Sat.r40., 6:00 Sews 10JO Josct'" Sud,'" Orrll. 2:'\5 1I ..",'s 10 You 11 JO An ..... "ou 6:15 Dinner Con"," 8:00 Mon .• Your American Mu· 11:00 Oance Oreh. 1200 Wah..r Kiddtr'. Coarcrt 10,45 Our Morale HKI R. C. A. F. Band sk; Tues.• Cu,at R..v",,; 7:30 Ev~nin~ Mood. 11:00 Sern 3JO Onran; Lou Br""",',Onll. \2JO S '.; Dan... O",b 12:15 Pub!ic Saf..ly 8:00 f ..lIon Lt:-:is. Jr., 0...... Wed.• Quia Kid.; Thu~ 12·20 A~""ull r.. Series II :15 Dic:k Ju...... ' Ordt. 4:00 Club Malin.... 1:00 S...... 8:15 F"r Your InfonOlation Aonerkan ()pera F"tiul; 12JO ....n.lI Con«.. 11 JO T...ne Up, A",..ri.. 4:30 To he anno"n.ed Fri., Cil;'" Seryice Con MOllday Tltro.,1t FrldllJ 1:00 N....-. 8JO Ad"",""r" of Bullde, 12:00 Edd,· Ouchin's Orch. 4:45 Orlan Rttital Drummond urt 10_\1. 1:15 Geo in l.ontl"" 'J,3O <;in~ne "Irin..' 12{ll} Mu ....I. 1:30 )1 ...1..1.. hO.. H 16 U(.It I · .. . COMPLETE PROGRAMS FOR THIS WEEK

June 13-19. inclusive

CHNS·Studio Prgm, *WGY.New.; ;lh'sic; 8etter 1-11/36 PROGRAM CKAC·Music; Sports flusines. lIu'eau WAAO·Eidll llen. WHAM·Christian Science INDEX 1V1IAM.Kindly Thots LOG OF STATIONS *WIIEB·New.; I)evotion. SATURDAY WOKO·Mus;cal Clock WJAlt·Shoppinl' News; Grace Hall DiY Pige Listed in Edition I-Northern Atlantic WKNE·1l Gets My Goat; Mu.ie 8:15 ....M. *WOKO.Ne"·I: Mnsit SATURDAY 17·19 *Sparker Upper; News: WALlC JUNE 13 Radio R.ndezvous: II'JZ 1V0R.Oear Imogene. dcama SUNDAy 19·21 can KHo· Power Het· II"S\'B-Chncch Ne". Pa~es of Melody: 'CFCf Letters ~ycles Watu MONDAY THROUGH FRI· location work WTAG·Modern Kitche" Richard Fry, organist: CLlA CBM WTIC-Radio Bauar WN,\C·To be .nnouncord DAY Daytime Programs CHNS 1070 50.000 SackYilie. H. B. WTA(;.lf. S, Arnw Il.nd 7 a.m. to 3:45 p.m....22·24 louise Wil'her, organi~t: WBRY '" 690 50.COO Montreal. Quebu 9:15 A.M. \\'1'11 Y 1.••1 We For~er MONDAY ifter 4 p.m. ,25·26 WABI '"COL 740 50.000 Toronto,OnLuio '"'" WW~ll Carolin. MI. llo;, George & Di~ie: Musicale: WEAN ,., S.OOO Montreal. Quebe< Deep River Boy~: WEAF WJAIl TUESDAY alter 4 p,m 26·27 WC~I1 '" filA CUL CBO CIl;>;S WNAC \nEA IVLUZ '"0 ,,, 1.000 OttaWi. Ontario 10:30 A.M. WEDNESDAY alter 4 p.m 21·29 wum WCOU WI:oo IVSYB '""CFer 600 600 Montreal. Quebec '" Breaklast Club: WJZ WBZ THURSDAY alter 4 p.m 29·30 Devotions: ("]IL CIlO CFCY 630 '.oro CharJottetown. P. E.!, '" WHA~' *BBC News: W,\ll\' FRIDAY alter 4 p.m 30·31 Mu,ie31 Clock: WGY WMFf CFNB SSO '.000 Fredericton. N. B. '" Caucisian Melodi.s: WABC The Wite Saver: WE_IF W1'I\(; Cllf-Ele"ations Malut",ales CHNS '60 '.000 Halifax. Nova Scotia '"' CK,\C wonc 11'01'0 WORC WG\' WJAII WNAC WIIA.\I OISJ-O,gan Melodies CHSJ 1150 0.000 Siint JOhn. N. B. '"' WCA"" WK"'E WAllr wGAN \\'TJC WAAU Momi"g Watch CKAC 130 S.OOO Montreal, Quebec '"''"COS Food News: II'EA/\ \\I.tl% I\T~H Nan Hillbilly Champions: WAll( WUl·Chet G.ylord WAAB 1440 '.000 Boston. MaSHchu\etts MBS·CN WFEA II'TAG WNAC 1V1lC \\'01'0 WililY I\'K~E WCAJ\ 1\,J)Il("-~huppers' Special WABC 50.000 New York City COS O.,'ol;"n$; WWSIl II'IJY WIJHC WGAN WAIlI \\'ORC MORNING \\'CAX.AIIl,.nac WABI 910 250 Bangor. Maine COS *CFNB-New$ CKAC WELl-Caroline Cabot V,ABY ..""00 250 Albany. York WllllY·Junior Playhou,e Over to You; CllA ruo CUl *WGAN·Da"ee Jamboree; New, WBRY 1590 •.oro Waterbury.".Conn. COS WCOU-Mo,ning CI.""ie. CU,\I 7:30 A.M. WlI,\,\l·llradley Kincaid WBZ· "" WEEI-To be announced Webb Tilton, bar.: II'SYB WAAB WHI::U·Cuffee Club II'I.NH-To be announced EASTERN WAR TIME WBZA§ 1030 50.000 Boston. Masuchusetts WI."'fl WCOU WFEA II'JAIl·IIHs & Eneor.. WCAX "0 0.000 Burlington. Vermont COS WOIl·Medical hlormation Uureau Billy Moore Tcio: W.JZ 11'1100 Bruklast in Bedlam: WJZ II'KI\'E·Mu.ical Allnanac WCOU 250 lewiston, Maine MBS·CN'" WSYll·Musical Varieliu CFCF WTIIY .Oon Goddard. newl: WEAF WOR-Time 10 Muse; llapp; Ji", WCSH "40970 S.OOO Portland. Miine NBC·YN C~'CY .Farm & 1I,,'ne End ot the WHk: CUA ClINS Parsons WDRC S.OOO Hartford, Conn. COS 9:30 .... M. CIlSJ·Uull.tin Board *News: CBl WAAU WWSR \\'OHC,Or~an Harmouie. WEAF 660 50,000 New York City WUl.Oallce Conc.rt WTRY WTAG·St)·le. in Music WEAN "'"790 Breakfast Club: WEAN IVCSII·Agricuhure Ne", S.OOO Providence. R. I. BN·MBS·YN'" The Garden Gite: WAIlC WOKO *1I:ew.: Music: CSF CBM *WTIC·"'ows WEEI S90 S.OOO Boston. Missachusetts COS IVEA/';'·;IIusical Houmlu,", Musical Clock: WCSH wCOU *\\"THY Timekeeper: Ne ... WBIlY WAHl WKNE WOilC WEEI·SaIUlc 10 Soulh Am.nc> WFEA 1370 S.OOO Manchester. N. H. BN·NBC·YN WGAN *CBO·News; Mu.k WGAN S'" S.OOO Portland. Maine COS WllEU-Fa;,,· Tales CJ'CJ'·l\e~eiHe HOUlldup 8:30 A.M. WOY Hink laws.n·s Knigllts of th, WLllZ-4·H 'Club N.w. 50.000 Schenutady, N. Y. 1l0a,l: WEAF WJAll IVFEA Cfey-I.lnolions Missus Gael a·Shopping: WABC WHAM 1180." 50.000 Roche.ter. New York NBC.BN *WMFF.New5: To lhe Women organi~t: WROO WLUl wnc CBM CFNU-ListeniQIt: po.t Richud Leibert. WFEA WHAZ 1330 1.000 Troy. New York MB~'" WOlt·Curtain Call. Toda~ CBL CHO CUA WTAG CFNB CHSJ·Thoughn for WJAH \1'Rno WG\" WHEB 750 Portsmouth. N. H. Local *WWSIt.Nc"s: Women in tho *New~: II'EA~' •.oro Concert International.: WLNH *CKAC Talk: In.tcu,nental Nov WJAR 920 S.OOO Providence. R. I. News ehie'!; I'\ew. Morning V.rieties: WAAB WCOU \\'~"H II"COU WNAC W" 170 50.000 Hew York City WAUH'rgm, Summary; Help W~YU WLNII '" *Ne"'5' WWSII WOIl 10:45 .... 104. WKNE 1290 S.OOO K.ene, New Hampshire COS'" Wanledl Dancing Stdngs: WIlRY WABI WLBZ 1.000 Bangoc, Maine 8N·YN *CIlF.Your Fa"orite Songs: Ameriun Red Cron NUUit,on WUZ·He.-eille Roundup CKAC 1'10"-' Seri." WAUV \I'AAU Wt"EA WlNH 250 laconii. N. H. MBS·CN CFCF.llome,nakec.· Ile~ue WCAX·llac X lland' Tun Jim Robertson. bar.: WJZ WMFF "40'" Plittsburg, N. Y. WCOU WLXII IVS\'1l WDl1C·Shop~rt' 250 CFCY·Today·s lland Special nCF WNAC "40 S.OOO Boston, Mass. NBC·YN Dancing Pr.views: WEAF \\'TI( WEAN-Ti",e. Ith)'me & Ilhylhm Musical March Past: CBM cno '" *CHNS·News: Mu';" WJAil WI'AC II'CSlI WOKO 0.000 Albany. New York COS (KAC·Wahz Uouquel wm' *WEEI-You're Asking Me; Mu· CllA CIlL WOR .."'"710'" 50.000 New York City BliCkhawk Valley Boys: 11'.1/ WCAX.lnvilation 10 the W.h. Sic; Ne".; ThrH·fmnt War Mu.icale: CFNB WEAN WORC 1310 1.000 Worcestec. Mass. CBS 11'1(1)0 WLBl nCF Summuy *CllF.Music; New. "" IVCSH.Party Line CFCY·Singers & Son,l/' WRDO ..., 2SflWGA",.Late /tise..• Club; New. CFCY ·Concert Mastet CflNS·Mu,icale WSYB "90 2SO Rutland, Vermont MBS'CN WGY·Slars of TnmMrow *WGY·1I:'ews; Time to Shine CHNS·London Callina- WTAG S80 S.OOO Worcester. Mass. NBC·YH WllZ·l'acade of Stars WIlAM·Sn"rise Sp~ial CHSJ·OJd Time noundup WHEU·4 11 Club WEAN·Uncie Iled's AUC C1uD WTIC "80 50.000 Hartford. Conn. NBC-YN 1\'ll~Y.Mornillg Varieli•• WIIEB·Prairie Sweetheart *WHZ.Ncws; Moruill!(' Toast Troy. New Vork IVEEI·FooJ .aic WJAIl-Morning Devotio". WTRV '80 0.000 WCSII·M"rning Devotion. WWSR ..2O 1.000 St. Albans. V.rmont Local IYIIAM.Modes in ~Iusi. *WKSE-Xe\\,s: The Timekeeper *WnIlC·News; Shoppers' Spedal '" 9:45 ....101. WIIEU·John Se~l(le *WEEICorf~e *WLHZ-Ne"s; farm Market. Club; News New England Dele"se: WLNH WOIl·lleco·. l.ooking AI YOII W~IFF·Clas.ilied Colnlll"; Organ *WGAN-News; Tin Pan Alley NBC_National Bcoadcasting Company II'COU \VAAII CB5--Columbia BrcadciSting System II'TAG-Go,pel Carol.. Mu.ic WH,\M,Saturd.y Serenade 8rukfast Club: WROO WI.BZ *WTftY·Your Local COrJcsp<>" WLNII·Srudio Party l\'KNE·Church Reporter MBs--Mutual Bcoadusting System II'TIlY nCF BN-Blue Network dent; Record Ne". WNAC,Fi"ta WLllZ·Topirs foc the Ladies *Ne"'o: WFE ..\ IHIFF WCSH WI\·~Il.Front Page Ora",a WOR·Mu.iul Clock; Vinc.nt WNAC-Musical Iloundup; Spack- CN-eoloniil Network WSYB CBC·Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Sorci. Ordl. er Upper II'UZ·New. in the Store. 11:00 A.M. \\,OH(·-It·. a hct WTAG,To be announced YN·Yink.. Network WCAX-Woman'. JOurnal WTAG-Morninll' Parade WTIC·Radio Rauar: P'im. Pa loul-Not Affiliated WIth Any National Network WEEI·Variety P!"im It Runs in the Family: \IKH WTlC·~lorning Watch r.do !l-WBZA Broadcasts Same PNlgrims a. WBZ WN,\C·Mu.ic.1 Roundup WC~1l I\"TIC W;>;AC WTAG *WTRY.Timekeeper; New' WOll·Claire WiI....n lle\lOr\s WUIt WGY 1:45 A.M. NOTICE: The information contained in the program schetf· ules p~entetf in these pages is supplied by the stations \\'TIC.Army Prgm. Musical Album: IVAAB WLNlI *News; Dinny Dee's News: WJZ WWSR·Tmpieal Mood. \\"~YB wnw "News: WABC 8:45 A.M. bro:adusting those programs. MOVIE·RAOIO GUIDE shOuld Adelaide Hawley: WABC not be considered responsible for ecro.. in announ~ement~ due *News; God's Country: WAIlC Let's Fight, tilk; Music: WEAF 10:00 A.M. WllltY WGA»' WOKO \I'CAX *Ne"s: WTAG CFCY WIIAM *News: II'CSH WJAR. WIlI)O to failur. of stitions to advise of wHk(y pcogram changes. Jam With Your Breakfa~t: II'EAF If your favorite stition is not li~ted at quarter. or half· Antfrini Continentils: \\'JZ WllZ WAHl 1V01l(' \1'1)1((' 1\1\\1 WBl II'CAX Wf!OO WLU% WIIA\! WMFF 1111'0" H.,,,,, Irl!, .t"rl", CBL·Pianogram. *News: WJZ hour periods. ~onsult the time listings immediately pcoceding. "''''n' Ihe l~w" ~f I,I.I~",',,· CoffH Club: WBRY WABI The chances ace that a network program of 30 or 60 minut.~· WTRY Indl"no, CUO·Morning Melodies Rainbow House: WOil W,\BY CHS-r·Hi.e 'II' Shine WKI'\E (KAC WEEI durition is on the air at a quarter·hour when you do not The Band Pliyed On: IY.II. lind YOur station list.d. WLNII WSYA II"AAIl WCOU CIlA CIlF COL CUO wnJ)o WAALl·At the Console *Nrw.: WEAN' WHAM WEAN WCSlI.Breaklast Twin. *CFCF-Here Comes the Band: WI.BZ CFCF WU% *5fo, I. progr,,,, tiding. Indlccr'" new. b,oodccrd. Navy Band: WEAr WFEA CUA *WDltC,Tuckel.; News Ne"'. *News: CF\B CllSJ WOK Cn'U.Bing Crosby. wng. WTAG CUM CBO CHL wnc Cll;ll,SYlllpholljC Music >flWEA"'.News; Ju.t Music WJAn *WG,\N.Late Risers' Club; Newl: WCAX-Sing Time CfCY-BaT,,1 Pac.de WrEA·Timely Events Marine Band: WABC II'GAN *CIl"'S New.: Mel",he' Salule WAlll wonc WOIlC WBIlY IVGY·Musical Clock WGY.Market Basket CKAr.1.. Cluh .I""enil. *WMFF-D....olio"'; N.wI WOKO 11'£,\\' I)rano" or 1'","1 WHEU-S",ilin' Uill Wate.. CflF-Sl'mpl,onic Hour I\JAH The llreakfutuy WOR-E"kine Butterfield, piani.t *WEEI·Jnch"n 11'1"'eler, "ew•. WOlt("·Morning W.tch *crO' News; Musical Headline" S".et & I.o",)""·n WKI'EChe.hire Cat IMPORTANT NOTICE Mu';c \1'LHZ·~lu.ical lloundup WTAG·~lusical Menu: Did You WFEA-Ma,l/ic Slrin•• CFCY·The Home Foru", WII,\,\1·So~llh of th. Border *WMH' Ne"s; Ilh)·thm. Know1 I'r~m Follo..... lng our policy that "the reader is CFNIl·l{apt,y Warrioc *IVHEB "'ow.; l'Ol-'nl", I'..llm•• WNAC-Good MOfl,ing al..... ays right·, ..... e have, at the suggltltion of CHNS·Mr., Dexter *WOHC·New.; Breakfast Buffet 9:00 A.M. 1I''1FF-.Iolh- In,,"nile' many. l'fIode the follo ..... ing changes in the Pro· CHSJOrgall Recital 1l01i(la~ Wltl>O·Thought. for the Day II"TIlY·If"u5e,,·ive" *News: WABC WAHI WDRC gral'fl Sedion effective ..... ith this inu.: WfSII·Reee., Time W\ISR-Sludio Parr;, *WTRY·Timekeeper; News WGAN Wl:lRY WCAX WORC WEEI.M.rch of Youlh I\'WSR-Y.wn P.tcol Happy Jack Turner, Songs 1. The Progral'fl S.ctian begiu ..... ith the list· WGY·l!er.·. Peggy WEAf wrEA -CBL ing of cal'flplete progral'fls for Saturday *WIIEU·Ne"s; Uin! Cro.by 11:15 A.M. 8:00 .... 101. *News; Salon Interlude: CUO on page 17. follo..... ed by cOl'flplete pro· *WKNE,New. *Au,rralian News: WLt'll Wl'OL *News; Studio X: WEAF CllA CB~I gnU'ns for Sllnday. \\'NAC·Aldrkh Family WSYll I\',\\U \\',\H\' WFA~ To b. announced: WGY \\"TAG MiniUure Quiz: WJZ WIVSIl·JunKle Jim ('F! \' Ib,,<· '1n.i. Breakfa~t ". News of the World: WABC Club: Don McNeill, 2. The n...... revised Monday through Friday O'I'B Kay Kl" ..•• Orch WALlI WEEl WOllC WGAN ,n.c.: WEAN WMFF WIlOO daytil'fle progral'fl sedion begins on page 10:15 .... 104. CIt~ \-3fiet~ \\,LlllY WCAX WKNE CFCF WTRY 22. This section i. l'fIade up in a ne..... style Trusury Star Parade: WJl WIIA'1 ~Iu,;c 01 the hie' *News: WJZ WMff WBl *News & Rhythm: WLBZ WLNH dellgn.d to give the reader greater IItr· Cad.ts Quartet: WHOO WItEB J"b Heporler WTRY WCOU vlc:e value and elil'flinotu the nenuity Parade of Stars: WEAF WK\E·T" be a,,,,oL,,,.,,d *New\: CUI. CBO *Ne"s: WAAB CKAC To be announc.d: WKI'E II'OIl-Ed Fil.~.cald: (h.flolee" *News: II'FEA WEAN WCSII CIlF,I'iano Hceital of looking in t ..... o different sections. All *CFCY·Ne". \\,1(1)0 IVLllZ \\'LNlI WNAC *CFCY-Ncws; Prima Scala daytll'fle programs are listed camplet. for CKAC·L'Heure Ileccoalive WSYll WCOU Cr''ll-A Man & His Band Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday *IVBZ News; Music 11:30 A.M. *New5' WJMl WTlC WOll CHNS-~I"sicale and Friday bet..... een fhe hours of 7:00 WCAX.WI'A Prgm, Let's Pretend: 1I",\Ilt \\Alli CH:,;.) WlIEH *C1I~JNew.; Houc of Good a.m. and 3:45 p.m., inclusive. See page 22 II'FEA.Library Hook Chal IITA'I: WOlI(' \I'](\F IHlH\ *Ne"$; Mu.ie: CUf CBM Cheer for complete instructions on ho..... to use WGY Health Hunters WIIAM-Ureakf~st IVDllC (BA·,\1u,ical. *\VBl·New.: Gretchen McMu. this sedion. Club Little 81u. Playhouse, WJl *OTF·'l:ew.: Mno;< .," WIlEB Jack & Jill WlU% \IIlIlO II,IIIF 1\'IlZ (FCY Cnlunlbi. nevue I\C~ll,School Ubrarian WLBZ-I'ick·. Mounlaineer. IT'l:1I Childr<,,', Bi"lh<1a\ 1\'Uel·Good Morninll:. Ladin \\'~1Ff Ro"eh Hider. P~gt 18 11/36-1 WJARLittlt Conctrt CKAC Thi, I~ Our Fight WKNE.Mu,iul ~; ...orradoo II Ul Conlra.ts n, MtlOd} Save One for Us, Mr. Melton! II'LOZ·Soond~, l'a",dt; PtoP" WI' I 1.1 LiH' SATURDAY, JUNE 13 & Plaus WGYG'lrdi. Ralldall'. ()r.,11 James Melton's friends used to smile tol \\'OR-D~nct Orch. II IIL1> ~.ud". I'art)' erantly when he talked about his hobby of WWSR,.·or Yoor AmoHmetll WWSII KenluokY llamblen collecting antique automobiles. Now their (11:30 I.m. Conlin~edl IVJARChrisliaa S<:it"ce COlli 1:45 P.M. smiles are meant to be ingratiating, for they ",ltt« 0" Publiution. 1:00 ".104, *Ntws: IH:AF I\L8Z WCSII want some of those antiques themselves, and Armr Band: WCOU WS\'IJ WLXII WfEA WAAD WA8Y \. liSE Oar" Dance Gang Whate/.a Kno.. Joc?;o Sho" WUR SymphonUtes: WAll(: WGA~ anything from 1915 electrics to prewar WOR *WMFF· V••ittin; Ilolly...,ood: Co~ntl")' Jo~,nal: Slri", Sc",nade: WCSII WAll(: II'ABI 'H-AX 11'0"0 WORC steamers. New. WOKO WOKC WKNt HI, Lo, Jado' .. I D~_, sonlS: A1T",ric& the frte: M'''ed ChonK: WNAC-MuoicaJ Roundup No, Mr. Melton hasn't converted his friends \·ido. AroHn" O.d.. , WEAF Vincut Lopcz' Orch.: WJl WDl ('0.' WIlAM \, RDO WORlbnct Oroh. Tcpiuht,n: COL COO CDA CB)! to his hobby. They want the antiques for the WJAR WNAC WTAG WCSII WHA)I WTRY dead-serious business of transportation. Mod WTlC.ln tht Sor_.t of 11:45 A.M. WIIEB·Rud Bailq. 00... East. &;ltll«" 011...... ,. camps and bases, she volunteered to supple _ ....'n .. I _ dl_,_. CBA-Oallce Varictiota ~ 1:1$ ".M. ment the shipment with some of her Victor COL-Von Da_ WJAR·It'. Duct T_ fanUsy ill Melo4r: WJl WBl recordings at her own request. WTlC·Thute. Prem. Whateha Knnr Jot; WEAl' O'cr WltAM \\'TR\' CBF *crcr..()rpll tlusic: N.... WG\' CFeY·Th,..Quartcr Ti_ la"IIII1, Red Sox ..... Titt:r1: K....ki Scrlpbook: CII51 CRA \\-MIII \\'<;00 "LNII W:>YR Strictly in Character CH';s-<:abln..1 of tlelllcly 12:30 P,M. CHSJ·Wh", Red 101ft fluleol CFND t::BO CUSS CfCY CBM \H"l.A IVLDZ WEAS ",ROO CliAC·SunshiAo llour Lu"chton O~I' with lika ( ....st· CBF CBL WCSII Recent guest at House (Mr. Aldrich) WEEI·The Gardener'. Qink WEAl' WNAC Gto,ge " Oixlt: WCOU IVROO M.rine Band: WEA" WGY WTlC Jameson's farm in Connecticut was Jack Kelk, *WGAN.1t!onilor H..... IVSAC WSYR IILSII WLBl WNAC "'JAR CBM Homer on ''The Aldrich Family." To give him WHAM-Drama of FGOd Stars Over Holl,--d: lYAse W.-.:A Je,1')' W~lcI's 0"".: WARY WOR WHEBllt'e Co!nn Ih, Bud WOKO WBRY WEEI WOltC Srmphonic Hour: CBL COO CBA something to do, House put him to work WGMt On G~ard ..jth the Cnst G~u": weeding the carrots. *WOKO InleJmp"ony of )Itlody "How is that for a job?" asked Jack some \\'TRY-w Ahn Si.lt••; Mdod, Vinetnt Lopcz' Orch.: W)lFF Tim.. CBL CBO crNB CBA CBM CKAC-w Quart·O·II..ure du Co- hours later, leaning proudly on his hoe. WWSR·U. S. Army CH51 CfCY A'r.. Calholiq~ea "A little too good," replied House grimly. IUlian Mtlodits: WAAO WEAN WJAR *1\IIEIlNt",: Town Crier Strictly in character, Jack had carefully re WRRY.DishiJ,' .he Disc. ~ Amt,lun Fum Buruu fed.: IYJl *WKNE-Ntw'f moved the carrot shoots, leaving neat little ~ WBZ WIlAM WMFF IVTRY WCAX.Farm & 110m.. P"rJt:... WMH··B....b.U Gamt .... AFTERNOON J WEAN·Town Topit. 1V1AGThuttr Maoin.,. rows of weeds. *N..w.: WrEA IYJAR WRDO WEEI·Radio Bunclin WIYSR·l'aradt of Dandl 12:00 Mo•• IVKNE WOR WWSR WCAX WGAN.Tony " Juanit.. USTERM WAR TIME *CDr.Nt"·,: Talk: Conoett WOR·American, Calli"l Ilome; 2:15 P.M, CFer.Ridin' Ih. Ranl~ Lee Mason C"AC,Ull I'eu dt Tout *Ntws: WEAr \\'TAG·Jerry Stirs Presents CKAC·Sertnade *Club Malinte: Ne..s: WHAM *C1INS·Ntw,: Mulit to fie WIIED·Li>ttlltrs Conoerl WIIEO.Fcllo".hip Circle Baseball Roundup: Ina R~r Hili· Wllter Kiddtr, bar.: WCOU member WTIC-lIhrk.I.; Agritultutal N".. WKNE·Sidtwalk Quil WI\'SR.Bob JOllta WWSn·FI...lots 01 Lile In,,', Orch.; WCOU WEAN wum W!iYII WAl.llllyway Saftly Prim.: Jim· WOII·na",bli"K wilh Ga'''blinK WLNJI WSYO ,"I~ & Dick Hert's WUhlngton: WTAG wTIC 3:30 ".104. COlll·B.oadcast Jteou",~: Mulic *Muslc br Blick (Ne..s, WJZ WCOU·Oancing Parly 1:30 ",M, 2:30 ".104, WGY Farm Paper F. O. B. Detroit: \VABC WARI CH;Y·Say It witil lIIulie onll): WJZ WEAN IVIlOO Advenl~ns In Scitnce: WADC Mld~me Chilnl Kai·Shek L~nch· WIlER·Anny Prlm. WOny WOIIC WOKO WCAX CI1NS·Uncie Mtl Thuter of Today: WABC WOKO IYCAX WOllC I\'OKO WGAN to,,: WEAF II'TIC WJAR nlSJ·Uncie 8ill'. Radio Stan *WLI.IZ.New.; Main .. Ntws; Pto· Hon..n. ch.I.· WKNE WGAN CliAC WEEI WDnc WOIlC WEEI WABI Dr. lIh·pl.... \\,SAC II'TAG WAA8·Sporu Mati,,~ WBIlY WGAN pie'" Platt' "'a" 01 tll~ p.",n~c"'·1 ('on"nll· 11""",'.>1 trom • IORoheon *Campus (aptrs; Ntws: WEAF WLNH·Midday Mtlodies t_ IQ Aid or nl'I,Ia<'f'lI "'o",len co",nlemor.Un" )l..d.",r l"lIl"n" *WEEI.Nt... ,: United We Stand *Ntws: l"IlL COO CBA CBM 6<:1101.... tell' ot tn.. <,om mIt· \I'TIC WSAC WTAC WG\' WORC-Studio Party K.I·.b~k·.. .r.';...'Io" fIX"" COL COO COA O'NB CFC\, *WWSR·Ntwa ("Jl<;J noNB W~1I 1~1 WS\'IlM".inl V.rltlin 'tt·...... ('ollt.e. 111'...1<....' WJAR C8)1 CI1XS *X..w", CFey WilED \VTRY AI " Lee Rtis... plano ~~o: U,...n I,UII,no,. .nd Uare 4:45 ",104. WTAG-Noon'lay Rtvut: Holly. 1I00lh. *News; Patterns in BI~e: WJZ H!F·)liliury lII,,",e CBF eFC" WTRY Wm'F CB)I·)Iu,iul PlllIramme CFn' \1.10011 Time wOlld IIndlint.. WIIA)l n'CF IVTRY WDZ IYTlC·Farm Forum Show Shop: WJl Br~sh Creek FOllies: IYARC CFND-PrO(,am Parade (I1';S Musical Matin« Andr Jacobson's Orch.: WAAD WCAX WOltC WORC WBRY eSF *WABI.Nt1'rs ("ACBa"d )huit WEAN WCOl' WLSIl \\'Allr WGAN WOKO WADI WKNE CHSJ-Echon 01 tht Sc_n IYJAfl Maroh On. ;'Illrinnt W.IAO Salute '0 Soulh Amenn 12:45 P.M. WSYB CKAC \VORC·Amtr;ca Ma ..hn 00 II'IYSR·Sinl \'ou, Worrin AWIT *\~OZ-"t...; Man on the F..... IYIIES·Oantin, Parly WEA~' *WTRY.Oann O,..,h.; Melody IH'AX Noonti,ne ",,;etia LunchllOn Olte with Ilka ChaH: All Oul fo, Vidol")': *News; [1..oocI Gary, tnr.: WJl \I'LXII,A 10 l in Xo'honr '" MtloclJt II'FEA S. H. E"'t"sillo St,,,ice crcr·Lunchton lIithlilhl. WTlC WLOl WHAM WfEA Mal'''« In Rhythm: WEAr I\'TIC *llt;Y S ; Ooi. '" EltallOr: CKAC·Lutky Melodin WCSII WJAR \\'NAC ""TAG 3:45 ".M. 5:00 ".104. WCAX·Daily Chotkln: VaMba This Is Our Foght: WEEI WKNE S~dr's 'lc.... li.... Joe Orch.: \VARY *WDRC·Xe..s: War Com... Ooc\Ors It Work: WEAl' "'C>1I *\\IIA)llIil 01 tbe Day; N.... \vHEB·Sboppil1l in Rhyill.. WABI WBRr \VT1C WJAR IVTAC WFEA ______.., CD\!crNIiConnRteital..bylIallPupils 4:00 ".104. WXAC WCY Dance Orcheslra: W.uB WCOU WfEIl!"ited Wt Stand Holid~r: WI>Y ,r.,hnIi<: P~ Pln.Ame.icln WEAf" IIL';U WEAN SATURDAY'S BEST LISTENING WOR Baseball, Yankees >'er$US WXAC WJAR WTAG IYHAM Lou BrNie's Orch.: WJl Cal' Dro...n. \\TlC \\'CSIl \\'LBZ WFEA WDZ \\'IIAM erer WJoIFf *\\"TR\' :'i.....; P. M. PotPJUrn WROO CBM WTRY s •• ,IIro,ro. flstl.,s tor _ore d.toll ood oddlnOllol .OWI ,IIro,ro_. *(I~b *\\ WSR Xe..-s Mau,,«: Nrws: Ilin CBL AI.ino Rer's Orch.: WABC WEEI CFNB ncr COA WBl COO WDRC WORC CKAC WABI 2:45 ".104. OI.... S WTRY CII51 W)IFf I\'IIRY' WOI\O WGA'" WCAX Here's to YOII: WJl crcr WDI *To 1M: anllOuncK; NnrI: I'ABC Gentl'men with Win,s: CBL News and Discussion WIIA)! C8F WHRY WOKO WGAS WCAX USO coo CSA CR\I CIlSJ Variety WKXE WORC WO:I WORC P.M. P.M. WG\ ';uiotlal Del....'" «1\....: CIISS WSYB W\\SR-Slars on th. 1I0riloll WABI crCV·Daou MIUit 5:45 Ale. Dreier. 8:00 Guy Lombardo's OrChestra. *News; John"y Messne"s Orch.: *WIIEBNnrs; Rhrtbta " Ro- 8:30 Truth or Consequence.. I\AAD WLXII WSYD WEAS 6:45 The World Today. 3:00 ".104. ~"" 6:45 Edward Tomlinson. 8:30 Hobby Lobby. WCOU IYKSE8ilJbo.o.d 9:00 Your Hit Parade. Clnadian Air force Band: WJl CBF-The Opt", llour WLBl ~I.rhl.: "a.wly Rev.... 7:00 People's Platform. II'Rl I\IIAM CFCf \\"TRV 9:00 Alka·Seltzer National aarn crCV-Oulpo.b WOR-R..mbIinC ..ilh G....blinC 9:45 James G. McDonald, Nlt~"' Sketch": WEAF WG\' CKAC·Social An ...... nCftllall 10:00 Raymond Gram Swing. Dance. \'NAC \\"TAC WTlC cor *I\'G\Xtols: W_tIl II W....tt 9:45 Saturday Night Serenade. Bueball Ga"": WAAD WCOU for Delt1tH FREQUENCIES 10:00 Bob Ripley, Believe It or Not. "L~1t II'S\'D WFEA WEAN .WIlER-X.....; Jamborft CRA·1010 WEIU·J90 WLRl WWSR·Tta TUlle TUlln CBP·UO WPEA.1I70 Sc.e"adt lrom Bullalo: ",ABC CRL-HO WGAN·J60 WCAX I\ABI WSRY WORC 4:1S ".104. CBM·940 WGY-lIO Drama \\OKXE I\'GAS WEEI WORe CBO-910 WHAM.II'O Ftll~re CPCP-600 WHAZ·IUO A,M. R. C. A. f. Band: CBL COO CRA Rice Irom Belmont Park: WAAB WL';II WCOU WEAS CPCY-UO WHDH·f$O 11:30 Little Blue Playhouse. crey' CBM CII51 CFNB CIISS CPNB-UO WIIEa-HO CKAC,ltadlO·Jou.nal A~ricolt WSYB CHNS·960 WjAR.920 P.M. WHEB-Bt.....~n th Linea; Five Pan·Ame,iun Holiday: WGY CHSj.II)O W Z·?70 12:00 Theater of Today, lIuoiul Momeo.'f CHNS-Studio Pl'Jm. CXAC·UO WKNE·t290 WWSR-Man·el of Vili... WAAB·1440 WLaZ-620 12:30 Sla,.. Over Hollywood. WJAR Navy Pro:;m. WASC-nO WLNIl·IHO Indu~'ion 5:00 Doctors at Work. WOKO·Anny Prim. 4:30 ".104. WABI_910 WMPP-IHO WWSRMusie Salon WABY·1400 WNAC·1260 7:30 Ellery Queen. *Ntws; Horst RIC"': WAll(: WBRY·U90 WOKO_1460 8:00 Able's Irish Rose. WORC WCAX WORC WOR\' WBZ· WOR·1I0 3:15 ".104. CKAC WABI WOKO WKNE WBZA·\OJO WORC·ISIO WFEA WTIC WCSH ..it Vo~th for ·...iclory: WEAF WGAN WCAX-620 WRDO·1400 WJAR WNAC WTAC WG\' \'our Number, Pluse: WEAr WCOU·IHO WSYB·1490 WGY WEAF WCSH·970 WTAG·5JO 9:00 P.M.. EWT WTIC WLRl WTAG II'!I<. WFEA WDRC·1360 WTIC·IO'O Se",nade: WLAW WNAC WG\' WC$lI WIlOO WEAP·"O WTRY·UO I. Detoll 0" '0'0' 12 oaef fl. l·OF·~tu.loalt WJAR WEAN·nO WWSR-1420 \I'RW-Shopp....' Revue; Prgm CKAC·Melodi.s '" 5onR' CFeF·Charlie llarnd'. Orch Green Hornet: WJZ \\'MfF WBZ 1-11/36 lIighlighlS lI'f\AB nim,~, Concerl CFCY.D."c. Time WROO WI.BZ WTHY W\V~R_(lroncho BUSl ... WAHI-SPOtlighl 0" the Workl CH",j 11.,..<10"-" by Ogden Guy Lombardo's Oreh.: WABC *WBIlY·New.; B....ball Sco'eI CKAC·t.. ' •••• WHF-B'Church Direclory *WGY.New.; Shall We W.ltz; WIlES·Gene Autry Interilldo; With Ihe Troop. in Meet Them in Next Week's Issue \IKNE Melody Time B.s.ball Re.ult. II 'j,\( V,.Iot.maliGn Britain: CDA CR~1 ClIO CFCY WOKO-Arm,. Prgm_ WMFF-SllOrt.; Musi~ WOlt-Record Man (Ill ClfNS CrNB CllS-l WOR.Pra!'e.; Uncle Don; Pre WTAG-Evening Revu. CIl~'·Conetrl d'Orchc.tre 5:30 P.M. "iew WT1C·M.dinl Talk C.'CF-Cily Improve",c"l lea.u. ~iturdiY Night S...nade; Jess'ca WOKO.Alu,icale Erskine Hawkins' O"h.: WJZ WOIlC·Di"ner lIIusic; Soor.. *WABI-Are You a Genius; News Oragonette: Bill Pe"y. tnr,; IVOR-Dick Hobert>\\n'. Orch. 7:00 P.Io4. .WHI:r·Switlg S,s,"on: News Gu. !laell.ehen's Oreb.: WAOC WBZ WMFF CFCF caF WTRY 6:15 P,Io4. , Alvino Rty's Orch.: WAlK WABI Letters from 8riuin: CBA CBO WCAX·Sports; Mu'ic WEl'l 11:00 '.104. WGAN.New. 0" 'he Reli.i",,, Cm'-Oanree; News \W';AN.Mllsir.lp Roundup WKNE-Masterwork. of 1I1usic WCSIl WSYB WlBZ WEAN WOR WSYB WABY Sports: WJAR WIIAM \'olTRY II'CSII WFEA WJAR WTAG WflOO WFEA *News: WEAN CHSJ WSYB WlBZ WNAC WROO WTIC 8:30 P.Io4. WOKO·Treasury Sl.r Parade WOIlC-You Can't 00 Bu.,n..s Dick Kuhn's Orch.: WABY CFCY Mclodit, for Evenin, Treasury Slar Parad.: WCSH C!.W·Music.1 I>rogram",e Swop NigM: WJZ II'lBZ CFCF Wings AbrOid: CIlO Cillo CBl ("F~B Melody Meetin' WlllZ WWSR CFCY·Studio P.rty with Hitler WBl WIlOO WMFF ClISJ CFNII CHNS CfCY CIl}' *(HNS,War Commtniary; lbe *CFCF.N",,'s; Whal'. Hap".nin~ CKAC-OJ~teu.. *Hobby lobby; News: WABC 10:00 P.Io4, CBM Spollighl Is On; Ntw, Tonight WBZ,SJmpbony of Melody WOKO WOllC WORC WEEI SlJOrts Newsreel: WEAl" lYTIC *Ne"'", WJAR WTlC WOKO *WEAN.Ntw,; Sports CFCY ·!.atin Rhylhm. WCAX·Lost Empin C~lifornia Molodies; IVFEA WABY WTAG WHAM WOR WFEA·New. in Frencb; Dance CIINS·&litorially Speaking *IVIlEll·Ne",.; Li.ten 10 Leibert IYNAC WCS!l WTAG WGY WAAB WCOU WlNH WSYB W.JAR CKAC·BonS\:ir l .. Sportif. Time CKAC·.... Vieu" Loup do Met \1'LlH-Arou1ld the Town WEAN Jur~en.' &: GU~.I" "other f'Ja"uon. of WAA8-Dick Orch. WGAN·Half Half WIlZ.lum &. Abner WOR,Shn Lom.", .ports Share the Wealth: CBl CBA 1101' 'fo,"'," lome. Iud (llenn *WllZ-News; Music WHAM-Stalt Employmell.t W'AX·Sports; Supper Sennade IVTftY·Chaml>tr of Commerce CBIt-l cao CFCY CHNS CFNB t'"""Ju,,ha"', "a"k otar. WHEB.Family Hour *WDflC·News; Sportl WEEI·Song Shop; This Is thl CHs.> 80b Ripley, 8elrne It or Not; *WGY·Ntws; On with the Dan.. WJAR·Tr..sury Star Parade liFe 7:15 '.104. Trulh or Consequences, wilh IYJZ (FCF WlBZ WAIFF WiRY·N.vy Prrm. WKNE·S",ing Timt "'GAN-To bt annoonced R.lph EortraiU in SonR CRF.Frerch $on,s WCOU WFEA WEAN WOR WTRY WlllZ CfC. *WGAN·h'ews; Siumbtr Time End ~f Saturday Programs

*ClINS·N.",s; Rosario Bourdon's .World News Roundllp: WEAl" Cout to Coast On i 8us: WBZ MORNING Orch. SUNDAY, JUNE 14 WTIC WJAR WNAC WGY WLBZ WROO CFn' WMFf CKAC-Ouverture WTAG WfEA WTRY WHAM *WRRY.Ntw. of the World Sunday Morning Serenade: WSYB Much Ado About Musi~: WJZ Music~le: WAAB WCOU WEAN WllEll·New England New. P.lite IVlNlI IVROO *News: WNAC WEAN WlBZ CBF.Vad.ti.. 8:00 A,M. WOKO·Columbla Mastt.. WEAN IVNAC IVCOU WFEA WFEA WROO WCOU WlNH *News: WHAM WCAX CfCF WDRC·Hadio Voice of Religion .wOn.Nows WSYB WSYB WCSII WEEI-Tlre Sacced lIeart *WTRY.Ne"·s: Sacred He.rt: CBF.French Song. EASTERH WAR TIME Tone Pictures: CFNS CBl CBO CIllII Mu.;cal. WGY.K, of t. Breakfast Hymn Singer; News CBA CFCY CIINS,Music Hall Favorite. WOll·Paulh,e Alpert. p,ani" CIISJ·New Brunswick Protesl· CFNB·Sund.y School CH51·Family Allar Ilroadcul .News; Dr. Chu. M. Courboln: Stringtime: WABC WCAX WDRC ant Orphan. lIome WBRY CKAC·De l.'Oratoir. WEAF WNAC WTlC WTAG 8:15 A.Io4, *WGAN.New, WCSH·Cburcb School ':30 A.Io4. WFEA WGY WlBZ IVCSH *CBF.Aubade; 101."'5 WTAG-Fain Tole Time *WHEB.News; DevOlion. CB> CIlNSFairy.T.I., for Children Pi~no Trio: WBZ WMFF CFCF WlNfI-lak•• llCl:ion Brotherhood *News: Minstrels in the Morn· CKAC·l'Art Vocal' WOll·Am.ricans Calling Home *Words & Mllsic tNews. WEAF WAAB·Sonll Shop ing: WIlZ WMFF CFCF WHAM WGAN.Melody " Meditation ':00 A.Io4, only): WEAF WNAC WTIC WIlEB.Dr. R. C. Thoma' .WBZNew. WJAR WTAG WFEA CFNB *News: Louise Wilcher, organIst: WOR-Children's Coocer! IVCSll·ltalian Methodist Stoolca *World News RoundUp: WJZ (Bl COO CBM CaA WARC WEEI WCAX CKAC I\'EEI-Son~ Circl. ':15 A,M. WGAN WORC WBRY WHEB·Sunday School LelSon WROO WBZ WMFF WlBl Orun loft: WEE) WTRY From the Organ Loft: IVABC R~dio WOKO.Relax with Mosic *News: CUNS CIlSJ WORe Carollers: WCOU WAAB 8;30 A,Io4, WOR Undo Don Re.ds Comic. WABI WORC WCAX CKAC WlNII WSYB WEAN *N.ws 01 tire World: WABC WAUl WGAN WEEI WORe WOKO WGAN WBRY CBr-Sund.y Hour *News; Much Ado About Mutle: Woodshtdders: WJZ CfCF WTRY WORC WBllY WOKO D.ep River Boys: WEAl" WTAG *CfCY-Ne",s; Sund.y Melodies wn WMFF 8:45 A,M. WTlC WJAR WNAC CFNB WCSIl·A!usic 10 Rell'elllbtr Neighbourly New$: CFey CHNS WFEA (aM CBA CBL C80 WIIEB Grook Pro.ram *Ntws; D•• Charles COlllboin: St.ing Quartet: WEAF WTAG CB' WOR-Thi. Wonderful World CFNB Clll COO CIlA CBM WGY WHAM WTlC WlBZ Woodshedders: WBZ CUNS CFCY CH51 CUM String Tim.: WORC Violin Redt~l: CBL CBO MU$ical Prgm.: CFCY (Continu.d on NUl Page, 11/36-1 RUlle ,n M,niilo'., \\'11 n I II"~Yn '!u,ieile WBl cn~' (BO ("8 I n'" II 'I 'I ~II Je ,... W.IMn In. Arranging Is a Fine Art SUNDAY, JUNE 14 CIISJ Invibtion to L,uning: "',IOC 12:45 ".M. Composers win the rame in the musical WORC WIB;'; II'BllY IVI,;AX world, but the forgotten arrangers deserve WOUC IIEr..l Salt Lak. Cil,. Tallentltlt: WORe l'1JIIII' We'''...._ 1,1,1\c>.. pll,. recognition as nne artists, That is Ihe opinion Thrillin, SIO'," 01 Amerlu: II'CAX ':45 ....M. ~ t...... e...... n< "r I"" of Percy Faith. conductor-composer of the \\TAC \\'TIC WJ,\R WNAC ..J I of lho- 1Ii_1"1,. ..r Em..... Oltra, sop.: Orch.: WJAR "Contented Hour" program (NBC. Mondays, wnoo wCSIl WLDZ hI...... e 1MI """'II 1:"·1""'." \\L8Z Gypsy e,..un: WARe \VAtU doN••f St. Jo..·• (...t1 ~ of 10:00 p.m. EWT). CKAC·!.....kaJ. A...PO..•• .1,,1. '0 • " 10. *X"",,, II'OR Wone WT1C W8RY we"s WORC CK,'C of l\a,_'e .. Says Mr. Faith. who makes all his own WEEI WCAX WOKO WORe IIABIFr~iI: fnskln. ¥ioIini" f._,..... CH\S-\Iu.inle WG_\S)lett .he S.nd arrangements: w....s" Musk: WGY weoU,AIt", Cote. ~ Rldio C~apd: \\'il8 "',,\'8 "The only difference between composing wCVnelici-. 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Hand '" Jolt" lIartourl; Fri.. PIllm.: Wt<1.. Utlloolk Tilts.. Charle. John WORC·Melody Tim. Ne"'.: Fri.. VI.dinll Ih. W~\·U.~'on., Ilou.: Tlmrs., £,·.I.\'Il Slevenson: lI'ed., Thurl.. To be In· Pre,eot! I'r"lInl' WSYB·Conctrt M.lodi,. 2:1S '.101. A"'eri.a. ".,uuced; T",.., II·w., *WURY·Mon.. Tue •., Joh,,a1l WTIC·Tbu..... Th.re Orb.: II'IIA\I \100.• lU.... Thun., Hall; Tutl.. Th"...... S,·m· WEAN·Mon.• Tun., Thun.. pho..y " M.loth; IVttl.. JOOts; Fri.• On Winrs of ronto Trio: Tu..., Thun.• \'..., Fri.. Pre:scllll P'CKllII: '''IIOII,,~ J1~y i.. ("010. ArnoW Grimm', DIUlhlu: Fri., To be ..I; )l~lodits Lulh...... lIaU Game *\\'K"£-\l..... T-., \I'td.. . Fri.• \'Mftlt !.o9n' (}Jth. WBl WII.OI WlAR WFEA )1...... Tutl-.. nlln.. IIMry MatWt. nCW'5; 1:30 P.M. O'CY-M(IlII.. T...... ~ Rilhl to HaPP,nll$$: CBL Fri.. To lot an_nttd; Th"n., Extunion. b 3:45 P.M. f..r You; WflI., Thun.. eso Wtd.. Biseball G._ 3 Scimn: Fri., MeWe 110· Fri.. Ritchi. Joyte Jonlin. Girl Inttrn,: WI\SE·M...... Tutl.. Ex. P.M, tcrluck O-NB.Moo.• Il~ptll' Side of WAOC WnRl II'EEI ccrpts from Opt.. : Wtd.. Lif.; Tues.• Wttl.• Thu.... WOKO WOR, n.un~ Fri.. Mu-1 t1lu~ .1"'... WKXET"in SIal..... PI' WSYB~ CBA CBL C8M COO Lif. CK.'C .t;.. P.., tit Toul .• T"tI.• Thun., A'i,n.1 the Storm: CBI. fFCY cn'B CflXS OISJ u.., Irial. .... Fri.. To lit InllO"..«d: ("BM WDR \IEAF WG\' Roa6 of Lif.: C8A CUI. *WOR·S""",: Amcrieull \VABI·Moo., Books '" Au· I\'II£B :llu<;c You 11 ...1 \\'[<;11 WEAF WGY ("amnl lIome thon; TIlun., Book. p_ WTI(' Medley T"", Wttl.• Baseball Game WBZ WJAR \\TAG WTIC WBZ WJAR WTAG WTIC (II\! COO crrv CF'>"n II'Tln'-l\ar \lo>er', M.ti· Ille ill. ."T1C'lon.. Ttl".• Fri., Bas.hll. Boston RtcI So~ CIIXS CHSJ Con.....1 Matin... : ,,"',.• ; Ho~lon *CBF,"·tw.; Mulinl Ma.· ,,~ WBRY.)lo.... Tuts.. IVtI_II" A .. dr'ni C""tinlltttal.; '" !;o,nlm-t. Wed.. Wo \VCOU·)'IOI>~ 'tl.rdlin~ \1.... ; Tun. WIf£8·8clw,.... the Lin..; .... ia ~ f~a.(i..1 World: O.iry Drama.; pi..,.. Wed.. Tip '" T_; \'oice Thu.._. You. l.il. in I Tues., To be I-Uounted: Thu...... \la'le~ Si"u" MII"'al )1_1, of M.-.-.;; Thun.. Fri_ R~lin!l': WOKO·Forrnt Willi· World of W;"r; Fri., World Thul"l., Navy (11 ..<;-)101>.. T"..... Socet!· SunlCl Tune; "oicr 01 .·ri., 1I."a~1I Ecbots hurts: Sn,ili,,' hrk: Is Qu... WOR·Baseb.ll GianI' '" \I,rnory Fri~ V.nk.... !101M Game. II \In :lIon.• \I.lottrits; Tu".• Eilcc.. Il.: Wttl.. ""VY BI..d.: men'. War Forum: Thu..... nl~ \1o".. Tu..... WtO II'ABI\IOIl.. R.trui.lnS 1Ol'.: Wtd_ 8.Jnd; :'Iova,hordi": R..! ("...,.. lIT.':\: TI,u... Th.t ;ll>n Homantit B.u..I.; T...... Concen ("...,,,.: Thu..... N.,·,. Ilill> • I:b,,,1 nnl "'-IS for You P"",,,.: T...... ~.ty Re· Thun.. K~board (""01>' WI1.\\I \Ion., Wrd.• Thu... Thu..... \'oral \·.ritli.. In,·iul*, In Ihe Walt>: WCOl'·,l.(archinc Ab'e e ill..ll: Wed.. 01::..\1 CCtl_; Fri.. Bril,Ih·A-n ~'I' ....n 'Ii",,,es 1m... 111m' 'I....". fri.. PUlno WJZ-~l...... ,h~; Wed_ Thun.. Fri.• Orpn 'I".ie \\'G\S )faSI.....orkS 1' : Thun.• t'ri_ )1.1· can Ftltiral B..-htrar; Tilt"-, FrL It;", T...... u..1 Fri.. \'i ...t1.t Lopu' W. F"",.I; WttI...\d.'ntl WG.-\'" Mon. t'ri Omn ""'WF.\lln '" the Ramblen od~· Mil'..... WASI M.... ~ Ont-Act Oper. """'Ibemal.... Orell.; TUts., Arm)' Ba!>d \food.: T....., 1--"00 01 WOR Ralllbli... "ilh G....• WCAX·Wttl.• U. S. Marin..: a.: TUM... Arm,· Ba..d; n'JZ \1011.. Wed•• 11Iul"5. Cl>ri6' O.-.:h.: n""ncttrl: T".... 'Ion Behind thll \Iil..: in~ i" > "",,rid >t \\'~r; WF.Ar wGY WlIAM from <>p"r. Thurs.• M"sie S~lon Tul'., Eilten Farrtff, <01'.: INDEX \\".01 .. \\,,,,,,,,, ;" , rh~,,~. waz WJAR II"('SII 'Ion.. Tuc'.. Wed .. Thurs., Studill M.lin.t: 3:t5 P,M. Mon. p.m. on ...... 25 i"", W...I,I. TI",..." Yl}Ur *Ctdrie Foster, 2:30 P.M. Thu<... 11)·lI1n. of All Mu.it • Lift i" " w~ ..;"t 11"",1,1: WABY WSY8 (hurches; t·ri,. Betly ..O"UT .. ".oua" n,ou WG,\N )Ion.. On.·Act Optr· Tue-s. p.m . on ..••••••26 Fri .• Thi. W",M of 0,.," Siory of Mary Marlin: C8A f"r""ke. ._.....1 u; TUH.. Eileen Fittell. • news: ><>p.; Wed.. NI")" B...,I: w... p.m. on .••••••.21 II I \11 'I t' \\,,.l.. Thu...... fBI. CB\l ('00 CFCY IVEAF·\lo" .. T...... Wttl .• *Harry Marlll., • ~ W. lon • ltam: WAR(' Th",~.. WA81 WCAX Thun., K.,-boIrd C" \II,., "u'h o •• ("""n rF\'B CHXS CHSJ lI...n" ..f "n II'\BC Thun. ,.m. 011 ...... 29 ....,1 Ibtl, F.. Cl>ri.t;.n rBF \lu.i~ale WORC WEF:1 WC,\\ O>" h... F" Btl'" wORr WEEt I\"GA:'\ tm,: Fri.. 8rit;.h \lIltn • • ( h. I('~: ..t..., \'ous It Mol \\,OKO WORC r" k.... 11'01:(" ra.. F...'inl F<; • ,m. "...... 30 NIGHT-TIME PROGRAMS. Monday through Friday

HOTE: Programs b.~ Front line Family: CBA CBl 1-11/:16 CB\I CDO From the Mouths of Babes fore 4:00 p.m. may b. Arc You I G.nlus?: WABC found in our new Mon~ WBRY WQKO One of the many alarming things about MONDAY, JUNE 15 ~ *Newl: CIlSS WSYB youngsters Is their careless:, brotal realism. day through. Friday T... Time: CSF CFcr Section on Pages 22· CIISJ lum & Abn.. They use troth as a pin-prick to puncture 23-24. CKAC-Ctllnd. Soeur intlated adult egos. And their trick of putting WCOU.Reuie Rid.. Apln Rctl Ryder: \\,\B\' \\,SAC WOR \\'ABI,L.on~ Pine ~tounn.inHl" things in their proper places can often destroy *WCSIl-S ; Rh)'thm Ru"" CII T,nn,y, humoriU: \\EA~ WOOU-AI Ric:k.. $bow illusions their elders have carefully built up. \1·lIAZ-Prof r CUncl1l WTAG WORC-,\d Un•• To prove these points we offer: \\HEO-G.n. Autry We Puwnl: \\'IlA\1 \\LRl *W£A~ '> ....; Sport. Case Studll Number One, The other day, WI.'>lITodd Gnnl WROO NIGHT .WGAS \lll'iul Sp«ial; Sows Jim Kelly was throwing himself into the part II'MFT Sports: \I.. ,ic Lan. Rln9er: W\IFT *\nIE8'>....; Rh)lhm & Ro-- of Mike Clancy on Blue's "Mr. Keen, Tracer W'>AC-Ra.. R....lt.; Music S(lIacfcr R.yu.: WEAF W ••r. fit.r. Is 110 IlIt/., ma..c~ WOKQ.\lu.ic:; Sportl Tlnto Time: WJZ of Lost Persons" show. His carefully planned \>OR-II.r.·s MOr(an *"....., WFEA \\ K~E COF 'or a dotioll Ih preted/", ~\K~ETh...t•• " AmIlHmalt speech tones rolled through the loudspeaker program I••• tit. olr. B'~JLo.ard \n AG·Ev."ina: Re..... T""",,'1' Star Parad.: WADI WLBl \lulots; \·ari.t)· R.vu. at the Kelly home, Unimpressed, Jim's five· \\,RY S';nl Tune WlIAZ USnRN WAR TIME *I\l:-':Il '> .....; Oan~ TImC year.-old son stated tlatly, ''That's only Pop (FCFUIICIc Troy 7:00 ".M. OTY,Or.h..ln & \' 1U1 ":00 ".to!. \\I-JH)"i". lor F'rcodolll Niles, announcer on AI Pearce's NBC show, ~:aui *NfWS; SlIop to ~u: CO" Cal R.tu.nl gave son Wendell, Jr., the job of setting the Ji",mie F:illcr: WJZ WEA,> (I,AC ...t BI"'1boo La" (BO (t\8 (rtF OII'OS W \\~ll Brooco Bun... W\IFF W,RY WBIlY-Stll. Rah""inl CII~ family dinner table, When the parents sat Frcil Wanng ill Plu.urc Time WBZ-GI~ Gossip l;ln~ down they noticed the absence of bread and \~,AG Vtri & Htrwrt Foote. 5:15 ",M. WEAF II'BZ WCSH W{.IX·LeoI'IOu.. 1O"ls. W,IBe WG.I'> WBR' butter, Instead there was a package of ciga· \\"TIC \I'J.-\ R WlSZ \\ FEA I\TOJ;YOIl (,n', Do Ousin.. \\ORe WASI WhSE \\t.:i::I A,r Corpi B,.. d: WJZ IHIFF retles (the Pearce show sponsor's brand). \\'ROO WGY wilh lIitler II (AX (Fl.' Under the package was a note, "This is our A. I Mall.. al Fad: CBA CB\I W("'U \\"". Cro" B;ue"lI Gimt: \\('Ot IILDI .. N.ws: (SA bread and bUlter." O'so CBl CDO WG,\~ ~l ...t lIo••..,td \Iu'" ,\LUI WROO II'FEA IIUS To be announced: WAllY \\L\H ArrIO'S 'n' Andy: IVABC WGA~ \\GY·YOllr 110m. To..... \\::.'11 \\:.lS WOKO \\'EE! WORe WORC WIlER,)Ia..tl"Ull of ,\",.rica Bukstllgt W,ft: WCSII \IEAF" Port,a Fun life: W(::.II WEAF CB."-Lao P.".i"" Ve:Id•• WJAR-M.Iod)" \lom.nlS b~ Wlll IICY WJAR WTAG WBZ WGY \\IU\I WJAR I~,AG CFCF-Tropical Moods Wll'li"u,,;e ( ..VII \\ fit \ITAGOrian Mood,; \lan Abo"t *'>."1: WOny WCAX CFCY·Song SI)'Ii.t WSYB,'!u.icII Vari.t;.. II'TAG II"TIC To..-n WOR CFCF fb~ :Sol>l~ ''''Iu·ttln. l~lr Son9s for You: fBl CBO (II"S·AmOlt <1 Andy WTIC-Ralionitlt ~ 1,,,,M~n,. \\ WSIl Oane.land Ballroom ~I~"l' WGAN WIlEB "" for 'lot ""'....ot, *:':"'1' CF~a CIlSJ CIIS,Jllocdo.. n by OId.n WTllY-Swin, Tune .,., "llnltJ- 10'.r.:.,...1 In ",,111"1: (1:11'-1.."".1 Parent Ch,nt. fKAf-Oddili.. 'MI, dnr ',J.D • ..-Ilb bl. du~b"'r .:1,1•• {"U\I SroldclSl ROUIm.; Mu,i. WABI W.ldin~ lor Yiclory 7.':5 ".1-4. *Nows: Musiul.: WJZ (.l() I'rm. Bull.',n: Mu.i. ,,-if. ()f lbe ....Ilby I'n: WCAS.Treas,,'1' Sur Puad. I\'JAR WHG \\iIC WCSII \lulic Salon *News; \\"NAC 1\C:i1l WIiAr" e!lNS-l.um & Alm.r (SF·"h••;ell MnterpleU CKAC-Walt... \\'HA)I.I~formuion, Plcase WlBl I\'F"" OTY·Outporh WROO WI.Bl weou WlNIl CIIY Amo' 'n' A"dy IVHAZ,Srmphony Oreh. Dilne Courlney & I"e Jester" WABI (Ja"i£icd I'ag. of Ihe Air WSYO \I'FEA CKA(-Soo::ial Announctments CKAC,Opcr.lIe Pour TOil,; Piano- *1\'IlEB·N.,,·.; So"CI of Amenca WJZ \\<.01,; shOllPCrs Guide Merry Islanders: CBA Crey CDO Ioltu.; La P;«e du Jour 1I'1lA\f·Womtn Only WJ::A~' IVK~'E_Mu,i~al Br.vities R«itll: CBA (Rl CBO (fNB *1IJ1EB·Ne... ; TOll Tunel Jatk Arm.tronl: CB\1 Will. Sporl'; Th.",. for Tonichl; WFE,\, Muloit; Co".u",.r'. Rou"d WOR-Spo.ts CIlY WOKO·Marine !'''!m. Funny Money MIn: WEAF lIum & Sirum Wllter Kldd.r, bar.: WI.:'\'H II'OHC,~ld<>dies Table * B. S. Bor~oyici, n.w.: IVIIAZ WCQU-Song Stal_ \I'IIU:I Ther..a Ilitkey 7:15 ".M. WRDO W5YB WTnY-Evel)'n JohnlOb *\"e"s: WTAG IVIIAM WJAR II'CSII II.r. Com •• Ihe Band C"uro Gil Trio: WAIlC WEEI CRF.I'lIomm. du I'euple WKNE·Molod)' Tilll. WEA~'Mu.i<; W\\"sn-Tu Time Tunes WOKO WYlC WWSR WIIEB Thi. Will Happen; WGAN WOKO WOftC WABI CB\lllK;tal 1\'QIl'lta"'bH", "'ith Gambling I\'TRY M".ie 4:15 P.M. WOllC·Varietie. CllF.A Radio,Clnada ce WBRY ("CF,SOOTII Parade *Flel~her solr; IVFEA·MIIJ-N"," C.'CY·M.lodi.1 of E~.niol 6:45 ".104. WBZ.Trea.ury Stat Parade 8:00 ".M. *CKAC·SonIS; CKAC Tonilbl; O'SB M.lody lIl ..t;n' *WGY·New.; A to l in Noullr; *TII_ World TodlY: WABC WABI WCAX.Philldelpllia Callinl I Lou I My.lery: WJZ WEAN *CUNS·War Comm01ltary; Th. Score. \I'BRY \\'EEI WORC WKNE WIIA\1 \\'MFF WTRY I'• ..-s W\lFF·Spo.lI; Musical Bill WCOU·RosolI. Coury, IOnltl WflUlRi~t to lIaPt,in." SpotH'''t Is On; N.wI \\'CAX WORC WORC-Am.nn M,rch.. On C,I Tinn.y: \\'("011 \\'SYR WOR \\'OR·Unele Don; Lann)' and \\L'>II WNAC \\lOZ WABl' WWSR-Land of Ih. F_ CHY·lhlS " Encor.. Gine.. BlII Stern, 'PO'U: WEAF IVrEA WEAN·Lest We Forget CKAC-La Rue Principal. *Hew1 .. An,lylll: CSA CDL WFEA.ROllS-Clpt. 8ar.cball Roundup; R"ythmdt..; *N""-I: WSYB WlBZ WRoo WOR-ConHdentiaU)' Y...... 1.•011 IIIIl , .... rt:a~.-- \\'EEI,SiIlI lor Your Supper; All WGAN WWSR CHSJ COO CnB WIIAZ 7:30 ".104. *N.ws; 5or.",de lor String., Lorenlo Jones: WCSIt WEAF Orchid to Y011 Hedda Hopper'. Holl)'WOOll: CBf'\lulieale CBl (B\I (80 CF~B CBA WDZ WCY WJAR WTAG *WfEA·Xcws in Frcll.h; 0.. 1\ ABC WEEI \\,OKO WGAN O'er EaIY Ac.. Blorulie: Anhur LIke " P.nll' (BF CIISS CfCl' O'O·OIIlU T_ Sin~lel"": I\'TIC Wllb the Oanc. WORC WABC WED CFCF ....1 w. Fo"!.l: Milt WGAS-Mulinl. *News: WEAF C11~S.Sporl.; )lu.;. for MadlM WOKO WORC Ilortb, O"!lnin tBF TrOl'ury of \".sic o.~. CB\I To be an-.need WIlA'I I\oop 'Em .1]"i,,!!: spons Roundup: WSAC IVLNII rKAC·La Nounllu de Nrwbddge, ilnlml: CSA CBl \\ UEBFara.ily Hou. WEAN WROO WCOU WS\'8 NOils CB\1 CDO CFNB (Cant'"ued 011 NUl Page) crCY-Say It ..ith lolusic .News; FIrm Markets: CBl, _ l·H~~.-l"nd. M.I Wl'>l1 Birthday Party CHSJ-ChiklrOQ'1 Co"'er \\' .\AC\lusical Roundup 'OO (I\AC·Cesl La Vi. \\QKOSporIS; In••rludc Musi~ by S"rednlk: WlBZ WORC·Slricd)' S';", \1 ROO S..lldown Slim, _,, *S...., WORC WMIT CSF MONDAY'S BEST LISTENING \\'EEI-S_;"I li_ WSYBMusical \'arioti.. ,." WI/AlI- \'ic " s.d. \lilC,Slory Club Sports, WI/All CI/SJ \~WSR ~;:i WOKO Four $.min So}'S .crCF·X....I: Whu", 11_ *WWSR-S.... S:4S ".M. crCY-To.... ' he anllOUnad 4:45 ".M. CKAe·)loi, j'Ai Oil eaf; L'u. II'K~E Calladl C,Il. from londoll: CFSB *Hews: pnlnl de Gu...e News ana Discussion P.M. *1 TolcI You So; News: WJZ CBA CO\I CDO WAOI.Dinn•• ~Il,"i. Wc<;H To be allllounctd: WABC WADI P.M. 7:00 Amo, 'n' Andy. 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CFNO ••9'00 Breaklaat Club, 'n O_fel1l 011 Po o. 12 olld U. Plge 26 11/36-1 9:15 ".101. Frtddy M~rtin's OrCh.: WADe Firm Rid!o Forum: WSYB J,l!u';e Vo" Wont: Wf!\F IITn WORC WCOKO WLXII \\'It'" IlEA~ WAin Carl H.rte·, Drch" WlIA1 Analrsis 01 Ptoplg.nd" IYHAL *N,...,,: CUl COO CIIA CB\! WCOU ws,·a WeOl' W:->AC WFEA MONDAY, JUNE 15 WAUY (Il~ CII:;S eFe' (T"B Til be annllunct1l: WJZ WEA~ \\".IUY Moonlilh! Sonab: WROO \\"!>VS CDF CFcr-o.nte "Iusie Btillin Speaks: COO CDl CB)I "1.:\11 W('Ol: llEAS ClOf \"o~ Pop CRAC·1.e Journal Pirie CFeY WBRY """Y Prl"'. "AB[ SomtIhillJl 10 Danu To *WBIlY-StwS \Iu,,;c Yo" Want: WDZ WII"\{ & CI,(lO p.m. Continued) Cfcr-Tht GrftII 1I0l"Mt IITAX \hrad'" M,lodin WBIl" \lHI~A·orlr.. of ,,,..It IICSH-)Iardl Oft "1.riDti WCSH.ln Thio Co..."" WFEA-Trop;eal \loooh *C1l""~l""s; AtnM'd Forc", E.II- fK.IC Ili",_'''' tl I'otmtl \\"CAX-D'Artep Prt"ttl1S WDRC-T._,.,. Slar PU'lldt WEEI.M••It....ocks WBIlYTrN....l)- SI.. 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Jerry Wlynt, SOftlS: WAIlf cnll Sporl._ WII.I\! WHit IITIC Mtlody Time; Styl, To be announct1l; IUSC WAUl WC\X WG'" W,un WBR\ Living H"lory: WA1\(' I\·ASI II'IISR ~ine Your Trouhlto< A...., IIntdown b)' ~d",: (T:'(O cn"., wOlle II'KSE \\EEI \\RRY WCAX WK"E WORC 5:15 ".Iol. WCA.X WOllC WEI::! WGAX *crcr.SeM; Whal', H.ppt'I' WKSE WOKO 1I0llC 8uel»1l Game: 111':.\" wnoo WG.I" 5:00 ".M. MUSIC b,. Bonr.: II'U WMH' ;n11 WCOU \\'~YS \IL~lI IHE... *Club Malin«; Ne..s: ('D,\ CBL Ste.tI Citt: CFCf \\'JZ WMff crO'EJ-I'i"to Pele In Arizona 1I'1IZ ·,\lu,iulc ~I".ic wnz WTAG Wl1C CKAC ·~laJ~lcinc Cl I·i~rr. WTlC ('I'C\'·"a.,· II "ilh SOn91 for You: CUL CBO WCAK,Sporl.; SuP1'tr Str~nldc (Ilf ~1".ie,,1 MaI'rll",e•• WCsJlTt~"'"ry SI3r Para,l. n'('\" OUlp"rl. CIl~JOld Time Fr~li( cn'l CDO *I'c"" CF;>I1I CIIS./ hlll·"'i,,~ Ti".t WOlle' A"''''riC3 \larch", On CK.\('-s..cial .\"","'nrrment. CK\C-C"l l.a \'ie Art You a Gtnius?: WABC \.1.11' Femina WEAX·To be .nnoulleed WHEIl Sl".in~ Soldier WOKO,\[••rh On, \I.ri"es WOIlC-S,.iell_,· S..·int IVUIlY II('\KO rB~l·BrOl"Cil'1 I:",'ume: Mu.1e IIF£kOo.. " 1I0,,,tl"$ II'I\NE-~I".y Lad .. wont' \lcl.>tU·. Orch. WHEln)inntr 0.",. II'TI(" llo,a,1 10 \"ictor>' ______-:-_::- ocr \Iu_ical )lelll"rin WJ \1: .\lelod~ \10m'"'' *Inln "~"> . 01",., \lu ,c Silk'" \\'l.HZ-To be announced W\I'5Rlinur A.. hilt \\LSlI·ToJ.~-'. T(>p 0.,,,1 6:30 ".101. \ii~i~~;~,;; :::::.~ W~_\C_Suffoik TUESDAY'S BEST LISTENING ..... ,,, 00".", R.te Ted Stoeit'l Studios: WEAr WTOl' .~~ Gui.-It \11:110 O,."ili...; ~re WLRJ \\I::.\"-Juk ,1,,,,,,,,,,,'11: \\'T.\G-R'11 \hlchell. tonI" Lum " Abner: II"JZ W\tFl' See progrlllm lI.fI.gl for 1If..... d.folf ••d .ddifiollllll ••WI pr.grllllll' "n:.\ Music; Con'u""r"1 Il ....nd lI'TIf,I)...tt '[u,'e: Ji"llt CO" "'Til" T.... .~. Wi.barl C.mpbtll, WlnlS: fDA 1\ IIER Jac~ie Woodl, IOnl' WW~1t OlnctLand Uallroom t:OL "KloiE \ltlo\'U CBO·PIO WHAM.IUO 2:00 Cedrie Foster. 8:00 What's My Name? Landt Trio: WlIIlY WOKO *Frillier Hunt. new,: WABC CFCF·600 WHAZ_U30 6:4S Lowell Thoma.. 8:30 Horaee Heldt's Treasure Chest. Fitdler Conducts: CUA ('UL COl) Funny Money Man: WEAF CFCY·630 WHEU-BO CFNB·HO WtAR'll2O 7:00 Fulton Lewi•• Jr. Duffy'. Tavern. ('l"1 Wulern Five: ('IJ,\ CUO flnl 9:00 FI~lng CHNS·1I60 W Z·110 7,15 News of the World. 9:30 Fibber MeGee ilnd Molly. Patrol; wn CFCF W\lFT *Nc"" \\JAIt WTAG WHAM CHSJ.IHO W NEl2to WTIlY &:55 Elmer Davi•• WOKO WT1C, WIIEB WTRY CKACnO WLBZ,UO 10:00 Bob Hope Variety ShoW. The Andtrsons: Wf.W wGY CSF·A Hadio C....d.. et lO,r: WAAB·IHO WlNH.I340 9:15 John Steele. WHII WTAG WI.IlZ Sports WABC-II0 WMPp·tHO 10:00 John B. Hughea. Drama Jack ArmsttOn9: WCOU WOR CBl.--Relu & E.lljoy WABI-IItO WNAC.1260 Morgan Beatty. WARY·\400 WOKO-IUO 10:30 P.M. Landt T.io: IIA8C WK"l CFCF Westtrn Fi..t WBRY-HIIO WOR.7IO News Here and Abroad. 8,00 (Bt· Tru.... ry 01 \Iu CFC\··S"-HI " S..'''. WBZ· WORC-IUO ,,00 nT\- \1~lo"it'l !nr E,·"",inl t..fS8 Froltc: WBZA-I030 WRDO·t.oo (t"D"c....I,· \lttlin' nl~" \lerr)· \I ken WCAX-620 WSYlI.14'O *('11"... W•• C.,.,,,,,mlar)·; The CI!SJ-Enry ;>Iithl WCOU·1240 WTAG·510 Variety Spollithl liOn; StWS CK.\r-~u •• .,., P.rad. WCSH010 WTIC·IOIQ A.M WDRC'1360 WTRy·gaO 01,-..1 Iii,. & Encores WABI Spolhhl on Ih WorM W""1"-660 WWSR·IUO 9:00 Br.. ;>kl~" Club f. O.foil on Plllg., 12 lII1>d 1 J ( ,,\/- 1.1 l1"e Prinrip.... *WIlItY"e'" Srr>re_ WE....l ~oo Confident;ally Vours; Arthur Hale, Horace Heidt's Trusure Chest: 1-11/36 Pase 27 Bing Sings in Spanish m.C,: won WEAN Wl.NH WEAt' WTAG WTIC WCSH WLRZ WNAC WGY WJAR waz WLBZ Bing Crosby's motion-picture short on golf, Lone Ranger: WJZ WFEA WRDO TUESDAY, JUNE 16 which will be completed this week, will be Burns & Allen: Paul Whiteman's Blended Rhythm: CfCY cao issued in English and Spanish versions. 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Summary; Mu.le Vi\'oir WSYU WLNH WCOU W1\A( \\'CSI]·ln This ,or"er WOKO WEEI wonc WDIlC What's My Harne? Arlene Fran \\'ABl.Ma.terworh of Music CFCfLucky Melodie. (III'S ci.: IISYll WLi'01i WCOIJ Tommy Oo'sey's Oreh.: IVEAF WEEI.World \\'eathe, ehal Cll"'S OOJl3ld Novi•• song. 1I'1l1:V-A,izolla AI Fred Waring in Pleasure Time; 11'011 \\',\1.1\' IITAX-l"url.i.. C.lI. WTAG WBZ WTlC WC~H Maltetworks 01 Mu.i. CII~I-Amo. 'n' And" ~Iusic II'EAF I\'TIC WJAf( weSh *Are You a Mi.sing Heir, dlama; WFEA-,';}·",phony of ~lelody WHAM \\'FEA WLUl WROO WOKO·Poli.. News; CKAC·Operctto POUt Taus: Piano· FilZ~erald; 11'1.Rl WBl WTAG WFEA News: WAllC WOI{Q WDTIt WG.\i'O-Ja",bor~e \\'LW WGY WJAR WOlt·Ed Boh Allen, logue; .... Pitte du Jour WGY WilD(} WEEI WOIlC Orch. II'lil-SporlO; Theme for Tonight \\'KNE·Main Slreet, U. S. A *Morgan Beatty, news: WJI. Easy Acts: II'JZ WHAM WEAN Johnny Prelenls; The Ptrleel wonC·Studio Puty IVMFI' WTRY WTIC·Dance Musi. WCOU·For Men Only Crillle; S"'ing Fourt.en: !lay WTHY·Music for Lislenin. WMFF II'IIDH WTnY Talks: WABC II'DIl, WOKO IVCSII·lIere Com .. the Band A~ a Matler 01 FaCI: CIlA (11M Block's Orch,: WEAF WBl 9:15 P.M. WEAN·Music; Thi. WillUappen; II'GAN WOllC WEEI WaRY CBO CFNll CBL WCSII II'LIlZ II'TIC WTAG *Jo~n Sleele, neW$: WLNH 11;)0 P.M. Musie \\,GY WJAR WARI CUI' La I'en.ion Voider II'IIDO W~\'n \\,ABY Stren~de: *WEEI-Frazier HUllt: Mus,. *News; The Chorislers; CnA *Nc"5: (FeF IVCAX WKNE St. Louis \\'EAF" WJAR CFCF.lhll.e Musie 1\'[11[\' Of Mike. & Movi .. II'('SII WFEA \\'LUZ \\'R[)() WFEA-Musi.: Race Ilesulls; Mu· nTY·Some Like It S\\,ut CU,\I (II:":; n~'B CRL CBO CKAC·Hart}' Gelfano's Orch s;o \\'lOU lla"c~tetia UISJ Ac.demy Award (FC\' CIIS.! WEAN-U. S. Go,,'l Heport. Ray Healherton's Oreh.: WJl II'li Y·Ilinner na"ce Cuaal Rumba Revue; Margo, *\\'i'i'AC-New. *WOll.·War New. C.-cF WMfF CKAC·Le Vagabond qui Chantt l'Olt'~l'Orl' WHAM-Fritz Brownell II'ABI.Wolding lor Victo'y Carme" ea.tillo & Mig"elilo Alvino Rey's Oreh.: IVABC 1·,JAIl·lhe Lillie Show W6H Y-Jillerelt.s V.ldez, vocalislS: B.rl Parks, 10:45 P.M. WGAN WORC WDItC WCAX IVKNE.Design,'<.l for DaMing 9:)0 P.M. I\'("AX-C.",ora Club "'_c,: II'JZ WEAN WHAM Alvino Roy'$ Orch.: won WABY WAlli waRY CI{AC WOKO *WI,NII.News; Our Dc/ense II'MFF WTIlY *News Hert & Abroad: WMFF *WHEIl-Ne\\'$: Listen 10 u,berl 11"1./01 WSYU II'COU WNAC Bob Alltn's Orchestra: II'AUY *WNAC·Ne"·s; Mus;c WKNE-~lusical CBI:-Les Sccret. du Dr. JIIo' Under Western Skits: WNAC R~sults; Brevitie. II'!o:AN WCOU WEAN WNAC 110llC-lladng Metodi.. WOR-Sports ha"ge. \\'COU WSYB II'LNlI WEAN WilD(} COllY Hi~h School CP:F·!.esl lVe Forget; Hoedown Tllis Halion al War: Ramona & WABY *B8C Hewsreel: (BL CUM cao \I'TAG·Be)·ond the New. Trio: WJZ W~n-F WTltY 7:15 P.~. by Ogden: Music Texas Rangers: WJZ I'm·-Mu,ic Library WT[C·Slrictly Sparts I KAC·Ch.nsonllettes de Chez crCF WGY·Gordie Randali's arch. JOhnlOn Family; WAay WSYB Nous Churs from Iht Camp: WABC To be announced: WABC WBHY WOIt·Guy Lombardo's O,..,h. 6:45 P.M. Clenn Miller's Orch.: WABC WAUI.Are You a Genius' WUIlY WGAN WABl WDne WAB[ WOllC WCAX WKNE *WTAG·Ne\\,' 8ill Sttrn. sperls: WEAF wrEA II'OKO WOIlC WDRC \\'GAN WUIlY-A;r Theater WEEl IVOKO WOHC I\'CAX Masttrworks 01 the Pionoforlt: WTlC-Polish Nalional Home *Lewell Thomas, eomm,; wn WEEI WBllY WCAX WABI \\T,\~-eam..a Club WKNE n'CY Cf",B eliNS CllO OIL WTIC WllZ WIIAM WGY \\'KNE WFEA.\'arieli",e Fibbtr McGee & Molly: Jim & CBF CHSJ CB~I 11:45 P.M, Tracer 01 lost Persons, drama: WGAN.Go Gel It IVJAR Marion Jordan; Marlha Tilton: caA-To be announoed Alvino Rey's Orch.' WEEI *H.wI & Anal~sls: CBA CBI. WJZ WIII)l! WHAM W£AN *WIlEU-1\.\\,s; Syn,ph.my Oroh. WEAF WGY CHSJ WfEA CFCr·Don Turner'. Otoh CBM CBO CFNB CIlSJ \HlH' WTRY WKNE-ChfiSli.n So'ence !'rgm. CBA nCY WJAlt WBZ LKAC-Le Journal Parle SI. louis Serenadt: WTAG *The World Today: WABC WEEI *News of the World: WEAF WNAC·To he announced IHAG wnc WCSII WHAM WDRC·V. S. Marin.. Pancho's Orch,: WABY WNAC II'DRC WKNE WAlli WOIlC WCSH WJAII WTAG WROO \\Il00Sato" Oroh. CBL cao CU~I CIINS UNB *WEE[·~'ews; Sl'Orl. Wl:OLl WEAN WCAX \I'BRY WGAN WI.BZ WGY WIlZ wnr IVLUZ WllOO *WGAN.Ne,.-s; Slu,nher Time Two Piano Tum: ,1.1,\ CllNS 8:15 P.M. ..-No"'... : WUIZ WRDO WSYll CK,\C Columbia I'resentation CBF-Francois no.et WOKO·lItusicale 12:00 Mid, InVSR COO CFNB CBl CB'l ClIF WOn.An.,.-er Man O·Cr·Lum & Abnef \~('AX·Let's Dance CKACOvila Lcgare et stl Boule· CBF-La Voix des Crecho. • ..·Train \\'TRY·Popular Music: Col. Jim *News; Dance Oreh.; WABC 'KAC·i.t Reslauranl Alouettt WFEA· Ilepubli.." City Commillee WBIlY WEEI WOKO WDRC O'Cr-Easy Aces IIK,\E-G}'I>S)' Nighl. lIealey CFCY-Dan.e Timo WCOU·Larry Durs:in, 'po.tl 9:4S P.M. ('KAC I'~ler MacGrt~or II'lWO·P. S. Mar;nes PreSOllt CF~B·Hoedown by Ogden WFEA·lIouse of CKAC-Song H.cital 11:00 P.M. *NewI: Roy Sllield &: Co.; News; CI1NSl.ooki"g at Sport. WIl"U·Treasury Slar Parade 8:)0 P.M. *News: WC5H WLBZ WRDa WEAF WGY WJAR WTIC CKAC-u. Nouvelle. de Chtz *II'L~lI "'.w. Soldien of God: WJZ W~lFF 10:00 P.M. WNAC-Date wilh a Disk Bob H"pe Variety Show: Frances Wi'lAC WCOU WlNlI WEAN *Ntws; Buddy Franklin's Oreh.: Nous II'IIAM WTRY WFEA WSYB WOH.Hank Keene Shol> *The Hature 01 Ihe Enemy: EI· ....ngford: Jerry Colonna; ~kin. WJZ W6Z CFC.- I¥TRY WCOU·Reggie Rides Again *News; Slore Hews: wn S~k>n mer Da\'is, ne,,-s; WABC \VAlli nay £nnis' Orch,: WEAF Freddy Hagel's Oreh.: WNAC *\\'CSII.News; Music *News: WEAF \HIED Gene Autry 7:)0 P.M. WI)IIC WEEI WGAN W{)RC WTAG Wl:SII WJAR WTlC WOH WABY Hewbridge, drama: CBA (FCY 1101\0 WUZ WGY WHAM Lou Breese's Oreh.: WMFF *News: CBL fBO cmf WLNlI.Trea.urr SUr Pafade ~' *WEAN,Dance Musi.; News WNAC·Race Re-sull'; Music Amedcan Melody Hour; WABC the ."hj.et ot tM., t,,~ operrl"lI' *NewI: CBA CBL CBO CUI' Shirer, news: WAac weAX WOKO·Mu.;e; Sporls WOltC WDlle WOKO WEEI ls.....dvaot I" tllio fleW 0...1... CFN8 CHNS CFCY CIISJ CRM WBRY WABI WEEI End of Tuesday Programs

NOTE: Programs be Backslaae Wife: WCSII WEAF Are You a Cenius?: WABC *Ntws: UIA \\GY WJAR WBZ WTAG WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 WililY WOKO Man Wilh a Band: WAUY fore 4:00 p.m. may be WTIC Tea Time: Cal' CFCF WLNH WSYB found in our new Mon CUF,Musical Mast.Il'i""•• *News; (IINS WSYB Portia faeel Lile: \ITSII II'EAF eFeY-Oulport. ,FCY.Dance Parade WGY WHAM WJAIl II'UZ day - through - Friday CI\AC·Sodal ,\nnounc.'"ent. WOKO·Trel'ury Star Paras T~lk; '1nsit wcr "'News; MUSlult: wn WfEA WRoo "All Is Fair" Rule Holds The Anduwns: \\EAr WC)- CO'l SJ""rl,; '1u, Merry Is~nde~: eBA CfCY CB~'La P....."'" \"tkltr 'IJAIt W'UC \\LBZ cao eBM *CBu-p...... B,,1Iol;,,: Ntwa Tom Wallace, speaking as the sage of "Uncle CFCF-Lu,:ldi~ for Enninr W8IlY·\·ou ("an'l Do au"neu 11"(~11 W!"AC II"(DU WJAR II Bl-Sporls; Thome for Tonirht: The girl who never makes a hit is always rn'R\!elod)' ~ltelin' \\'ilh lIiller Comm~ntary; II'IIEO WLBl WOKO WTle lIum &, Strum ~de SAFE AT HOME." *CUNS War The WTRY WCOU·Lel', R.l... WCAX Tru.ury Stir p •• Spotlight Is On; News "'\1 HEll "'-ew" Song, of A,ne.lca CB~·-A R.dio,Canada, « tolt: II (~Il lIe re (om" tht B.nd ells.! Ihts & Enoorn Sport, WEANM",i.: This Will lI'PPI'n; WK"'F.-Mu.ic.1 Uruilln Ru~ Profitable Trip (KAC-La Prineipale CBI.-Il~lu &. f.nJo)' Mu.io WOR·Spnrt, WPZ-Sul"'rman C"(f·Sup~r Str~n.d. II'I'"EA 1>~ri1~a\l" FIShion 1I0ur: 7:15 '.M. WeAX·eavalu,lt of Drama Ilaoe Ruuh.; Mu.k The amazing story behind the three lux Mit' W... BI WIlAM'larth Timt: Ramona" *WEEI,l...inlJ T. McDould; WI.BZ-Lawren« Wtlk'. Oreh. WKSE Trio f'eQ ",WI.)1 WMFF Adventurts 01 lilt Tllin Ma": CBf-r.c, Repn-ItHtt dts Vauaen WLSIl Birthday Party *WC) ~.....: A 10 Z in NtTtIty; with Hitler WEAS WTRY WEAF WGY WHR WrlC CB\l-Summer Stteoado! \1 "AC " ..sical Roundup S«>~ *WSAC-Stw'f: lIIusic WBZ WCSII "'...G CfCr-Th. Gr«n lfo...tt WOKO Sporll; Interludt T_ Piano Tum: CD... CB\t CDO WMF'fSportt; Musical BilS WORCRari", Results: Melodia CIISS Cll::.J "'Ntws; DralT\;l: (H'iJ CBA CDO CKAC·r.c, upitline Brno WRoo,Sundown Slim, s-es WOR-Uule 000; lannI" Ciq WRoo8orHl, for \·oct",., CFO· Cll",,, CBl C8M WABI-.\Iasterworks 01 MnSlt W::, ...B \lusiul \"arittits WSYB-D.nu lIilS CBF t:n 1l(>U,_ el Sou Pecbe WBRY·Coaun IIln WTIC-Story Club • WTAC-C""rodtrlliallY Y""n crCF-SinCinc '"ac.bond CBF\lariu" Db"e '" Cic WCAX-Ctxker- Butt! \l'W::'R·Sootli CKAe·Dolo JWII of SoDa CFeF Lnl We FOrJel; CODUrt ~twa ':15 ',W. ....'l1C-Stritlly Sport, WEA:"H...hb in 1100 WIVSR-Sovati_ WCOU-Melodic: FhChts H.' IITE.\ ~1arinn Prem. 5:45 '.M. Joe H.\-tl, sports: WJZ WFEAllouH 01 Ptltr MatCrtp. CKAC-Utall Qu'on Aimo WKXE-"'t the Old Haeitrl4a 6:45 \\IlEB_Marints on the Air W... BI ..." You a Coniu,! WLSH·Ttt-asury Star P.tadf *Nny Band: Newt: WLBZ '.M. *WL"II-Se.... WBRYCon«rl II.U Thrtt Suns Trio: CDO CFNB Toda~: WRoo,v. S. Army Drama WTAC CBM CBA "'ThtWorld w... ne WABI WN"'C-D.l. "'itb a Disc WCAX-\lu";e; lIIultt'llntlt, J,m Britt, Sports: WEAS' WLNH WEEI WDIlC WKNE wax WOIl-Conlidtnually Youn WFEAKnit:hlS 01 the Whirli", To lie announctol: W"'BC WABI W"'.\C WOOU WRoo Wf'EA WORe .....BRY Discs 9:15 '.M. WS~·B WC"'X WDRC WEEI WCAN "'lowell Thnmu, Cnmm.: WJZ 1:30 '.tol, WCAS·[.jSle.. '" Ao."'er WKf'E WOKO WORC B.sln Strttt thamber Music SIt *News: WEAF WH"'M WTlC W8l WCY Lont Ranger: WJZ WMFF ",WIIE8-S'e",'" S)'·mphony Orcb_ elet)': CaA COL CBO (Fey Secret City: CF"{'F WJZ WMFF Hedda Hopp.'" H °II y woo d: WJAR Cal Tinney, humorist: WEAN WKSEHil, '" 8il, CHSS CHSJ WTltY WAOC WEEI II'OKO WCAN Bill Stern: WF...... WFEA WTAG WORC·Ciyili." Dfft"H; SYIll· Thrtt SUn$ Trio: WEAF phony 01 Melody *LICSlie N,chols, news. Sp.ortt: WDRC Sch..ler R~vlre: WEAl'" WLSH IVRoo WSYB WABY *Nows & Analysis: CBA CaL 11'1100 Tbr" lIinl lime Capt. Midnight: WCOU WOR *News; farm Markett: cao CBIII CUO Clls.! CfNB C.rlbbun Nights: WLaZ WRDO WEAN "'lmAiew, COL caM *New,: W1.87. WlIOO WSYB WHA" B:15 fI.M. WOIlY·Radio Travelogue CFey-Uno.... Mel "'New.: WMFF WORe CBF WCAN WWSR Newbr;dgo, drama: CaA cao Tht Fight Ag.inst Inllalinn: WCOU·Camera Club CIISJ Piano noll.clion, CUA-Tom, Dick &. Fr.nk OWlllu,ieale caL (8M WFEA.T.~..url' Star P'tade .\laolddl\~ II'ABY WLSH WNAC wSYB t K,H· et Pierre *(rCF-News; What'a Ilapptninl CFeFEa.y Ace' wKi\'E·E"~u,,jons i" Soi....ot WBIlY·SuPl"'rtimera United We Sing: WAnC WEEI WOIl CFCY·lIoe·down by Osdell CFCY.O.not Time WOliO WOIlC WDur WCAN "'WNAC-f'£w, I, BlSi,,'l' Time CrNB Pinto Pet. CliNS-Sporl.: Music for Madam WCOt;-Balts Colltle WOR·Red Barb~r, 'POrts WEAN·Arthur Traey rllSJSpotU CK"C-L.. NcuyeU.. do Ch... Red Rydtr: W"'SY WN ...e WGAS-Trn,ur)· D~pt. Prgm. I\'I\SL T....ury Stir Parade WFE,,\ Oown Homers CKAC-Mol, J'.i Oit C,!: Musical Nou. "'f'~ws: w.·LA WI\NE \\WSR 9:30 ',W, WCY.~lu,ie $.>Ion Inlerlude WCOU·Il,-qie Ridn Alain "'CaF.F"nch BBC New' WLBZ·S.mm)· K.ye'. Orth. II'FlEB·Dinntr Dantt W... BIOinner Mu,lt *WCSII-N.,..; Rh)·tblO RtvlJe CFC"·Un~le Troy Pus in Review: WEAN WSya \l'JAR ~Ielody "omenll; Stand 8:]0 P.tol. WBIlY-Dan« Orch. WHEB Cent Autry CFCY·Recruili"!!l'p'em_ .....COU WOR WRDO WNAC 8y, America! WBZ-Lnm " Abner WlSH-You Can'l Do BuslnICS' CmiS-Arm)· Sieht M.nhaltan al MIdnight: wn WL",lf w... ay Wt"EA WI.B7 To b.t a..noun<<I.AI 5;._ W"' ..\CRue RICSullS; 'lu,;e \\ ABI·Trusuf}' Slir p.rade WCY WCSH WJAR \\-IAC WDRC WCAN WORC WOKO 1\ liDO Ort\it06. S<-o"tS WHEBI\"orld 01 Wall. WOI\O-\lusi<: SpotU WBR)·Yout Part in Satinnal De· WBZ WTlC WEEI WTlC.~lu.it; Siand Oy, America WJAR lillie Sb_; Somelhinr to WpII·Here·, ~lorJlD 'mH Can.di.n Guard Band: CHSJ Curuin Mtmorits: Crey COL WWSR-Da.neeland B.1l1'OOOl !hink About ,\'TA<; Revile \\8Z.Tb. Grut Gilders.lttn 0-0 CDO CII;';S caF Cal ----, WC...X Philadtlpbla Callin; cao CBA CUSS CHs.! car • CB\l CB\l \I;C::,II.You C.n·1 Do Businns "'Or. Chrntian, ~rama: JUII wilh lIilltT Hetsbnlt; EImtr DaYi", ntw'f: ""'Dr." Cab Calloway'$ Quizzl WEDNESDAY'S BEST LISTENING WG\· T...a>u'}· Star Par-ade cale; R_a &: Trio: WJZ WABC WORC WOKO WORC W~IFF \VIlEB-M...."OI of "mtrica 1\'££1 WTRY WJARRhl'thm Time d~rna: WLSIII IInr tbe Soulhland C.nadi.an Grenadier GuardS Band: Mr Dislrict Atlomty, WLSII WRDO WABY WNAC WEAr WTIC WJAR WBZ 5'I\I;inl WOIlCo Get II WCOU WSYO WFEA WTAG WC>II \I-GY WlIAM WSYB-You C.n't Do Bu.inns Htaley Willln, pianisl: CBA CFCF·Trn...rt Tt.il 10:00 John B. Hughes. News and Discussion "ith Hitler CFO··Sludln f'rJm. (I\>\C .... R.lhm~nl du Rift 10:30 Morgan Beatty. \\iTIC·Your l'art in "al'l Deftn,. Cour~ alPopular Oreh. r'.M. CK"'C·La .u Trnor w... 10:45 News Here and Abroad. I\TRY·Coofid~nll.n)'· Youn Dauc~ WaRY.Trt••ul)· Stir Parade 12:00 Soake Carter. "'WABI Music; [Imer D.· ,·i. \\TAX·Mu.ic tn Rnd 8y 1:00 H. R. Saukhage. 7:45 '.tol, WaIlY-H.din', Daughltr WE"'N·Coueerl MinillUtt ';45 Joh" W. Vandercook. Variety *H. V. K.llen!Hl.n, news: WEAF "'WCAX·M..t~rwork. of Music; WKN!::-Seren.de 2;00 Cedric Foster. A.M. WL8Z WTIC WJAIt WTAC timet D,,·is \I·(OY WFEA 6;45 Lowell Thomas. 9:00 Breakfast Club. WCAN·Sin~ing Mar;nt 9:45 P.M. 7:00 Furto" Lewis, Jr. P.M. Webb Tillnn, bar.: WCOU WSYB *WKNE·Ma$lcr,.o,ks of Mu,;~: WHDO WLNH D~,·i, 7:15 News of the World. 1:00 Fred Waring's Orchutra, EhnN WABI-Yo" C.n't Do Bu.lness 11'I,RZ·Mu,i~ b~· ,,'ilh lIitl.r 1:45 H. V. Kaltenborn. 1;00 Amos 'n' Andy. Queslinn Box: COA ceo CBr. C",at 8:00 Nelson Eddy. CB~1 WOR Red Ryder WOIIY·Blind D.te 8:55 Elmer Davis. II·EAi'i,Oiek l\ogttS' Ottb,; Ra. 9:00 Gabriel Heatter. 8:00 Quiz Kids. COF.I'lIom"'t du Pouple 8:45 fI.tol. CFCF-B~lIer mona & T.io 8:30 Uncle Walter', 0011 House, au,i"•., Burtau *·.VBRY-lliJin' Ihe Ranee; Ntwl • _ 9;15 Frank Cl.lhel. (KAC·Lio"et I'arent Ch.ott 9:00 Eddie Cantor Show. "'WC"':" In lhe Groove, Elmer WABI·Popular O.ch, FREQUENCIES 9:00 Saaln Street Chamber Mush~ WBRy-r.c,.Chrneeks on Parade Davi, Society. WL8Z-1 Hnr th. Southland Sin!- CllA·I070 WEEI·SgO WCAX-Sporh CBF·600 WYEA.I310 9:00 Shirley Temple In JunIor MIlL WCSII·Confidenti.Uy )'ou.. ". CB1.--140 WCAN-S60 9;30 Ransom Sherman Show, WEAN Tr~a.ury Star Plrado 9:00 '.M. CBM·940 WGY·SlO 10:00 Kay Kyser's Orchestra. WIlEB,~tu.ieal Comedin eBO-III0 WHAM. I ISO \\·KSE,Speo.kin. of J .... Shirley Ttmple ,n Jursior Miss: CFCF·600 WHAZ·lnO CFCY6JO WHEB-HO WTRY ~I ..skal Partr W"'BC WORC WGAN WORC Drama WOKO WEEI CFNS-HO WtAR-1I20 ClINS·1I60 W l·110 P.M. 8:00 '.M. *G.briel Hutter, Cnmm.: WOR CHSJ_ltSO W NE,12110 8:00 Adventures of the Thin Man. Quiz Kids (Alka·Sfllur,: Joe I\"'AC CKAC-730 WLBZ-620 8:30 Or. Christian. Kelly, m.t.: WJZ WUA:l1 Eddie Cantor Show: Dinah Short, WAAB·1440 WLNH-IUO \I'L\'" WMFF WTRY WKIP WABC·ISO WMFF 1J40 8:30 Manhattan at MldnlghL ~rt (Mad Ru•.un) Gordo", WABI-II10 WNAC-1260 $" .--, t ... 9:30 Mr. District Attorney. W",OC Ed(ar h:rchikl's Ord•• : WEAF WABV·1400 WOkO·1460 10;00 Three·Thirds of the NatIon. !~Ia _ •. WBl WCSU WTlC WCY WBRYUOO WOR710 .., A.Ul:A.·SfLTlU WlBZ \nAC IIJAR WHAM WBZ· WORC-UIO 11:30 Author's Playhouse. Cal Tinnt)'. humorist: IISAC WBZA·IOlO WRDO.1400 Wl",H \1''irB \\COU ",LBZ Farm Sfnrice Fnrce: ,SA CRL WCAX·620 WSYB IUO WJZ WBZ WHA" WOR WAHY eao CrCY CIINS OISJ WeOU_1240 WTAG-ssO Classical Music WCSH-II10 WTIC-tO'O WTRY WMFF WKIP Nol~n Edd~: Robul Armbrut· B.sin Strttl Chamber Music So. WORC·ll60 WTRY·9IO .WIlBe B:OO P.... EWT Itt', Orcb.: ('horuS' II... 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Liner: Ib",1 ,onlnt *:-;0"'\: WSYIl WLBl WCAN WA8I WDZ II'GY \\'JAll WTAG CFCYEb " Zeb Trater 01 lost Persons, drama: 11'T1(" '*IIEAN \rwl; Sp",U ellSJ WWSR *II'GM' \lu i<.1 ~I"'rial; Sew. CIISJ ·llefleclions 6:10 ".M. UIF-Mu;ioal, IVJZ I\'BZ \\'Il,\)l WEAN nu· ~lu",.1 \lut,,,,ieClS CKAC-)Iad,l,i"e el Picrre ,,"'IFF WTRY CFCYOulpurL *1I'11EII \r"s; m'llh,,, &. Ro- Ve,a B"lon. sonls: WADC CF(r·/iovalime \\'DZ·Si"J TIme CH·y·It·, Ih"... Time Jollnson Flmily: II,\DY WSlII CKAt: ~"c;al Anaoun~emfflts ma"o. WEA~-To WABI WK~E-Th(,.ter &. Amu""meDl bl: ."nounted ~>on, CF~D WIIAM WOOlf'll Only lum " Abner: \\'JZ 1\'l>IFF CIISSl.ookiDr It Two Pi,no Tum: flU. BOIlhoani hFI::,\ 1)0"" lIo",e.. "ouv~Uel *11'lIEDS....; Top Tunes Th~1 \\'TRY CKAC-Ln dl Cba. ,IISS tHSJ COO COM (B.' 1\'l.Bi' \hrhl~; \'ar;"ly R.vu, WGY-WalJa Tell. Slory ,,"ou, WOKO-An", p...... CKAC,Lt Rntaun>nl Alou~lIe WNAC-SporlS \'.IIED Oi'''",r I>'n.. C""pli.e Cirls: W!::At' WLBZ \\T.~S ·!'ooppe. Str.. ,. *\lfSIINIIWS: Music Salola y \ILSUTorf,)", TlIP Band r.__ 1>1< 01 pI.lIlt: lolara:- t WIIEB·Treuury "'3T P....de R'IL !'lPtlb. -.l Or. 1.." ... WIIEB Gffie Autry " WSAt-Suffoik Oo"n, Raee _r...... *WLXlI ,,~ 4:15 ".M. WV.SR Dr Bu'le, w _01 ." lbe B..,.- ~k..all WL:' \\ABI WORC WOKO WEEI COA CBL 1I0"Q.\Iu,ic: ~POfIS 7:10 ".M. *HIIWS' rDA *\"". crCY WBRl" WCAX \\'ORII',...·. )JAR 1\ \V~Il-Ex~urlions in S.itn.e CUSS Salnn *,.diFunny...Money Min: IH:AF THURSDAY'S BEST LISTENING (KA("-I'ierre el l'lcrrttte *:-'0"<: I\'TAG 1\IlA\1 II'OKO WABI ("I."ilied I'age of lbe Air WTIC WII.,R WKNE WIlEB 4:10 ".104. WCOU-ShOl'l'uS Guide Hlghw~ys 10 Hulth: WADC wTnY S•• "ogrom listings fa, mo,. detoJI and oddlflona' new, prog,ams Wt:A"-Jark ArlnSlro,,~ ('In·.A lla,lio,Canada. ce soir; WCAX \\'Aill \vURY WK:-E Wn:A Mu'ie; Consumer nound WOllC WEE! Spod, Table C8t.1l~1ax t. E"joy *Club M~llnee; News: CBA CBL \\'II~:H ~alon M",i. CFtF·Weslern .1~~ P.M. COO CF~O II'K"E \lpl..d~· 1,,,,~ News and Discussion CFty n~oil.1 7:00 Amo, 'n' Andy. Lorenzo Jonn: wrsli WEAF 1101l Ramhli"l1 "jlh Gamblin~ P.M. CFSDFroli. 7:00 F'ed W.,ing', Orchutra. WBZ WGY WJAR WTAG WTIlY ll.~ue; l>lam" nub CH:'1~-Populu )Iusi. 12:00 Boake C.ne,. 7;30 Af Pea,ce', Gang. IITIC U1SJ E~ell' \i~hl al Senll 1:00 H. R. Baukhalle. nU·-(h.,,,Il.,, 'lu ie 5:]0 ".M. (KAC-I'ie de Falline 1:45 John W. V.nde,cook. 8:00 POlt Toastles Time. COM-Tn, 'If}· of \lusic 9:00 Flying Pltrol: "JZ CreF w.\In' WABISpolhllhl 0<1 I.... World 2:00 Cedric FOlte,. Majo, Bawes' Amateur Hour, no'-Say It wilh \lu.;c ~e",; 9:00 \\TRY *WBRY S<'Orn 6:00 Frazier Hunt. Kr.ft MUllc Hall. fll.'>~ l'n<" \lei *WOZ'~"""J; SI.,rU ,,<10 F:edler ConduelS: (,0,\ CBL CDO 6:45 Lowell Thomas. Rudy Vallee Show \ IlSJ Old T,me Frollt CB'! WCAX S..;n(alon( The FIrst Line. ("K_~f_('nl La Yie ,<10 Fulton Lewl" J,. 10:00 The Andersons: WEAF IIGY *WDRC-S....; Ilh~,lb....I•.-lin \\ DR(' !'olntll... 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HOTE: Programs be· Futu", Rlct IIFEA WE.\S Li\Un. Nt,ghboo,: 1\\l:K \IJAR :lltlod)' Momt"", S.and 1\('Ol- \\LXll 1III.IlO I\::.\-B FRIDAY, JUNE 19 8,., Amrrita! for. 4:00 p.m. may be lllFTrta,ul')' of \Iu.... \\'LBZ Sympnony of '1tlody *Club Mat'fl~; NhU: WJZ crCY 'ltlodit> lor EvtniJll found in our new Mon CFCF I\TII\' WL\lIToda,', Tv" Band (F\B Melody 'ltttin WNAC·Suffolk Oo"'ns Ract day - through. Friday SttlLa Dallas: \1(',,11 llEAF WGY CH,-,J-Tht S, "I '0 boys \\,\:,1.(' "ports *CII\S·\\'ar fOln,..tnluy; Tht \1 ROO Brr"ilill: "",,n Section on Pages 22· WDZ WJAR WTAG I\"TIC (KAC_To bot n_, red .Wl;';ll·;';ru; Oanet TIftIt Spottil:hl Is On: \ews " T_\G __\lusicalt CI\AC-Tanle luoit *WOR('- \t".; \"an,Il'" (lISJ Itiu & Enoor" I\-TIC-Oanet '1l1sie; Stand By, 23-24. 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WEAF II'TIC WCSIf WJAR 11'IlDO WABY II'LNH WNAC CFCF·To be announced WDlle-Treasury Star Parade IIiII waz I\'LBZ WTAG II'FEA WCSH·I" This Corner WEAN W("OU WSYB WOIt CKAC-Ln Cavaliers de LaSalle *WE£1 :"."·s; S""rt. WEEI·l.ei~hton Xoble·. Orch_; *1I'F.Ellrving T. McDonald; WGY W!lDO WUll-Shep Fields' Oreh. *WGAN·;>lews; Slumber Time M"'te"~ork, New. Ontario Snow; Col. SIoopn~gle, *WCAX.Mu,ie; M.sterworks of of Music WOKO-'\!u.ioale \VCY-Nat'! Defen.e WGAN ,Dinne, Mu.ic m.o.: WJZ WEAN WMfF '!usio; Elmer D.vis 10:15 P.M. WOR-The An,wer Man \1'IIA,\l CBL WTRY WIII)JI WJAR·Sports *WGY·);ews; 0" with the Danoe II K,\E·Treasury Star Parade WTAG,S.lon Sirings ~lu,lo WMFF-Sport.; Musical Bits "'-Fullon lewIS. Jr., news: WAOY I\'LBZ-U. S. ~larine Ptgm. Chamber Mu,ic; Cal. n':-"B CRA WOKO·l'olioe New.; CFCY ClINS CLIO filM CHSJ WTllY-P"pular ~Iusio; Col. Jim \\'OH-llob Allen'. Orch. WOR·Uncle Don; Lanny" Ginll"' WCOU WLNH WSYB W,>;AC Healey CBF·I.", plus t><>l1e. 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WOllC W('AX WORC WGAN *1\'IlEI.I·Ne...; Songs 01 A",erica WLNH W£AN WABY WSYB *News; Stote News: \\'JZ Sports Roundup: \\'EAN IVNAC WOKO CKAC WUny WJAll-Melody Morn.nl. WOH Jimmy Joy's Orch,: WXAC *News: \\'NAC IVFEA \\,SYS WLNU WCOU WRDO WFEA WKNE ,\lusi.al Brevities Meel Your Navy: WJZ WJllfF W,OU Wl.NH ws\'a II'EAN Dark Fantasy: WEAF WTlC WSYU II('SII WCOU IVRDO \\'I.BZ WOn·S""rts IVTtlY WABY II'AAO \\'JAH WCSll WFEA \\'TAG M~rhts: II'GY 1\'1.0Z WRDO *News; Farm CBO The Nignl of June 19th: WEAF \\"~I~T 7:15 P.M. Songs for Marching Men; (aL Nick Jerret's Oreh.: CF,F CUL CSM CUI' CFNR COF COO CnA CFCY CFNII WEZ \\'JAR WFEA WHA\! Your Songs; WXAC won \\'COU O~nl's *Charles Orch.; News: *News 01 tne World: WEAr CUM nlSJ CHNS l\"tOZ \\'1"1(' WGY Recital; CBL Cal' ':SA CB\! WE,\N W,\SY \\ILaZ I\'IWO \\'TAG \\'I.UZ II'CSII C60 Cl-ISJ cnow Sports: CHSJ WHAM WTRY ("FeF FIl'IIl~ lor FreWllm Jen) Wayne. ,ongs: WAflC *Radio Newsreel: CBI. CBO *Ne"'", WMFF WORC \\GY WTIC WJAR CKA(-l.a Theater EXJlC,imental WCAN WORC CKAC WOKO Carl Harte's Oreh.: WA6Y CBM 1\'M~1 CBA-~lu.ical Prgm. Dear John: WAUe WOllC WEEI W(AX·Ma'!erwock. 01 Mu.,. \\"EllY WOH(' WEEl WEAN cm-.Music Library *CfCF·News; What'. Happenil\Jl WOllC WOKO I\'COU-Shopping Tour *Morgan Beatty. new,: WJZ *Ne"', WJAIt WOKO WT!C Tonight Jo~nson F~mily: WABY IVSYB I,GY,Fatm Forum WMFF \\"FWO WTRY WOll WLNH CUNS WTAG WHAM-Mu'leum Convocation 12:00 Mid. CFCYlloedown by Ogden *Xo"-" WCAX CF('F I\KNE WHA'I Two Piano T.am; CUA CUO lIt\\"K:'-'E·~1a.ter",orks 01 Music; CKAC·Moi. J'ai Dit Cat; Musical CU~1 CF:-iU CIIKS (FCY CKAC-Jack Forbes, <:>rt. WGAN WIIEB WTIC car WK\"E 7:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra. I\L\"H·ll"tn. & Allen 12:00 Boake Carter. B:OO Kate Smith Hour. CBF-Lionel Patent .hante cr('~··I:nde Trol" WHI)O,U. S_ A",\~' Orama UD1-~ports; Musk CIl\'S·Creen Hornel 1:00 H. R. Baukhage, B:30 Information, Please. CFCf·Lucky Melodies Cll$.! 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sity Reviewing Stand" (MBS) and nation. Their reception has been spon The "Roxy Theater Revue," which The Radio Front producer of the CBS sustainer "Of taneous and enthusiastic, indicating opened at Camp Robinson, Little Rock, (Continued from Page 11) Men and Books" Rene Gekiere, that the lads in Uncle Sam's service Arkansas, featured Dave Appollon, one who made final appearance recently have a warm spot in their hearts for of the standard vaudeville favorites, as Rod Elgin in "The Romance of that type of entertainment which a bevy of Gal' Foster Sweethearts minules between the two shows, and Helen Trent." reached its peak of popularity early in sixteen, count 'em-and several top as Miller's musicians were leaving the the century. notch supporting acts in a wide range studio, Vinson's cast was coming in. of types. Glenn and Owen had been chums at GENERAL Character of the entertainment of Fort Morgan, Colorado, where they fered is typical of the old-time vaude Then there are the "Major Bowes attended high school together, and, ENTERTAINMENT ville pattern. "Full Speed Ahead," Prize Winners," "Keep Shuffiin'," a though they both have climbed to , for example, which opened May 15 at Noble Sissie production, "Hullabaloo," success in radio, they hadn't seen Under the sponsorship of the USO the Norfolk Naval Training Station "On the Loose"-in short, the type of each other since Camp Shows, Inc" some fifteen sum in Norfolk, Virginia, included Sybil proven entertainment that appeals to mer units, with nearly three hun Bowan, Harriet Lane, Ross Wyse, Jr., the boys in uniform who prefer laughs In the service: J. Parker Wheatley, dred performers, have started tours of June Mann, Harold Barnes, Shea and rather than tears in their spare hours moderator of "Northwestern Univer- Army and Navy posts throughout the Raymond, the Gal' Foster Girls .. after drill and fatigue.

morning. Paul had made a sandwich Myra planned to be married. told her that she believed the match Joyce Jordan and was waiting up for her. She was Joyce was astonished. Myra was with Dr. Webster was far more natural (Continued from Page 7) tired, but happy. She knew that Alan barely 20 years old, young enough than Myra's proposed marriage with would live, that father and son would to be her younger sister. She was the the sophisticated old man. But Court nor had his pulse shown any improve be reunited and that the old surgeon only daughter of Courtney Lee, an ney Lee was strangely antagonistic to ment. Twelve o'clock passed. The dock now considered her a friend. His ex extremely wealthy man who had made Dr. Webster. So was Walton. Myra's ticked relentlessly on. Twelve-thirty, periment was a success, an invaluable a fortune in fabrics and plastics. Why father said the match was impossible. no change. Old Dr. Webster sat with contribution to the cause of a nation was Myra attracted to the charming Despite the opposition of the two older his gray faC'e cupped in his hands at war. But Joyce faced a new problem. but aging Roger Walton? What was men, Joyce encouraged Myra in her studying his notes. He had just felt Walton, her father, the man who had the secret behind the match? new life. his son's puisC'. deserted her in childhood, insisted on As the weeks passed quickly by, the It was then the bombshell broke. It "Still feeble. But it-" his voice a reconciliation. Paul seem'.!d strangely mystery grew deeper. For one thing, happened on the day that Dr. Webster cracked-"you-you were right. Dr. taken with the older man's sophistica there was Walton's promise of a and Myra were to have picked out her Jordan. It-it is the same. The serum tion and knowledge of the Far East. $10,000 donation to the hospital. Joyce engagement ring. Instead, Myra came isn't working. Something's gone wrong! In fact, Paul said. Walton had given believed her father to be wealthy in to Joyce's apartment that night alone Alan is-he's dying. He's going to die!" him scoop material for his broadcasts his own right and was surprised one and was on the verge of nervous hys Joyce tried to comfort the old man. that had been sensationnl. day to find him borrowing money from teria. She failed. "But that's not the important thing. Myra. She began to doubt if the con "Oh, Joyce," she cried, "what can "You're a doctor," he said harshly. Joyce," he told her. "The important tribution ever would be made. She 1 do?" "You know it as well as 1 do! In a thing is that Walton told me all the began to doubt her father's good faith. "Why, Myra, what's happened? coma since five o'clock-all the signs trouble he had caused you when you Was it true he actually had reformed? What's wrong?" point to my son's death." were a little gil'!. Things you never "My engagement with Alan is "But the injection-the serum you told me. Now he wants to sec you. BUT on the day that Courtney Lee, broken. I CBn't marry him." gave him." He's begged me to arrange another Myra's father, returned from Ha The pretty girl buried her face on "It-it should have worked hours meeting. He wants to ask yOur forgive- waii, Walton came into Dr. Molly's the arm of a davenport and sobbed. ago. He-he had such faith in me ness for the pa'st " office and graciously dropped a cer Joyce sat beside her and put a com believed in me, and I've failed him. "But how can he change so quickly? tified check for $10,000 on the desk. forting arm over her shoulders. failed him in this as I did in every Why didn't he come back to my mother Was there some connection between "Tell me all about it, Myra. What's thing in his life. Now he's going to die ye<'lrs ago? I don't believe he's chnnged Lee's return and Walton's gift? gone wrong?" because of me. I've killed-killed my now, Paul. He wants something." Another problem arose. Myra begged Myra looked up. Her face was white ~on because of the same egoism that Paul pointed out to Joyce how old Joyce to find her a position at the with fear ond sorrow. Alan resented so mUCh. Alan-oh. Dr. Webster had changed toward his hospital. "Oh, Joyce, Daddy says that Mother Alan. my son son and asked Joyce to be only human "1 feel so useless, Joyce," the girl was insane; that insanity had afflicted Joyce bent over the young uncon~ and forgive. Reluctantly she consented pleaded, "and 1 want to help when her family for generations, and that T, ~ciou:; doctor. Her sensitive hands held to meet her father. As she dropped everyone else is working to win the too, have inherited the strain and that his wrist. She felt a flicker of life off to slcep that night, she knew she'd war. Please find something for me." life with Alan would hasten the time under hel' fingers. She called the boy's forgive him and that everything in the Joyce. who had become Myra's close when a breakdown m

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UTILE Marcia Hawley serves Daddy Mark, CBS news commentator, his favorite dish on Father's Day. Mommy (Adelaide Hawley, CBS star of "Woman's Page of the Air") prepared it-Egg Noodles Benedict! Left: "Dad's Dish," too-luscious apple pie served with cheese and decaffeinated coffee, if the regular brown brew gives him insomnia

you discovered his fidelity to favorite fi1teen-year-old daughter Elaine as a foods long before you reached the "I Dad's Day specialty. Keeping house for do" stage. Mrs. Adelaide Hawley, CBS Father, Sister and Brother since star of "Woman's Page of the Air," Mother died, Elaine remembers how tells me that "Egg Noodles Benedict" Mother prepared the "clam bake" WHAT'S is hubby Mark's food-love. As a mat every Father's Day. ter of fact, "Eggs Anystyle" would de scribe his recipe preference more ac Fisherman's Clam Pie curately, Eggs, fresh off the Hawleys' a~~rt solt-ahell c!.am•• chopped COOKING! Jersey farm, are a menu-must in Mark's alic.. rood hreaklast bacon SURFACE diet. And when I discovered that the • tabl"pooDa flour BLOTCHES •pinta a,u"ned muhed potato.. PIMPLY radio commentator was not the only 'ti teUpOOD pepper .. BLEMISHES By , tuspoon. OmOn Ju.ce SURFACE SKIN male animal to rate eggs a choice food, v. eup nw graled carrota BLACKHEADS known ... orupU.e pu>~u1e, ot ~ GEORGIA SCOTT I tackled Mrs. Hawley for her recipe. opJde=lo. ~d tor !'REI: bookle~ Elaine either has the market pre on emomen!- anl!oel>Uc and ...t-.-tncent metl>od UK4 Think the men in your house will love: br ",omlnent. Ne.. Il:lll:land DennalOlocilll. No harmful pare the clams or removes sacs from mtdlclM, o.l:ln peel, ok. It·, dllIerent. It', youro tor Ihe o.o.klnl:, WrHe al On.... Egg Noodles Benedict them and washes clams in several 0,. D. W. Tracy Co., 1631 Rm,'3S, New Ha'tll, Coon. 1 package 01 line eg, noodln waters. She puts bacon through food FOOD HERE'S more to li cup butter chopper and cooks in hot pan until celebrating Father's ~ e'l yolks I tablespoon lemon juic, fat is melted. Adds clams and cooks ASTHMA RELIEF for TDay than letting IS alkes frizzled ham three minutes, She blends cold water that man of yours sleep IS poached e'l. Wond...... relief f", Asthma distress with ~ simple US< Paprika with the flour, pepper and onion juice or AMJSOGE1\. lJHro"nt! 1Il!:b1, .",i.""'" b, .raterul FATHER 'til ten ... toss the (it may be bought already prepared), u..rs. N. matt.. w""l yO" may he.. l,ied, we ""t ,,,u Sunday papers and his Cook fine egg noodles as directed then adds mixture to the clams and lu Iry th" anwroor of lilI positbe rmclenQ-, get about Rover's bath ,,. disregard portions, put one piece in a double mashed potatoes mixed with grated J. P. HOn, Ph. C., D""t. 12, Box 117, brwy... , lit. the lawn-mower and complete a four boiler containing hot, not boiling, wa carrots ready. And spreads half of the some down at the club. And if you ter with egg yolks, dash of paprika potato mixture over bottom of greased _"OU·TO"'" think that you're Lady Bountiful just (sweet red pepper) and lemon juice. NOISE ELIMINATOR baking-dish or casserole. Then she ....0 _"OU.TO"E because you've gifted him with a Stir constanUy until butter is melted. adds the clam mixture and covers AERIAL ELIMINATOR half-dozen ties, ask the man who owns Add remaining portion of butter and with remaining potato mixture, bakes them! cook until sauce is thickened. Arrange it for one-half hour in moderate oven. If you're really interested in making egg noodles in six nests on a hot plat Father's Day something to tell the ter, On each nest arrange a piece of boys down at the office about, include ham which has been frizzled lighUy Dad's favorite dish (not necessarily in a frying~pan and on this drop a Cook.of.the-Month Club fish) in your schedule of surprises. poached egg. Over these pour the Look for the name of the June You can live with "pa" twenty-five Hollandaise sauce and serve. sugarless-dessert winner in the years and still fmd him unpredictable Fisherman's Clam Pie, a Mark War issue of June 27-July 3. as a woman. Yet I'd bet a chef's hat now food-ambrosia, will be baked by 34 • Miss Sonya Bredln', Cleveland, Ohio. 1z4,tH- -If you tune in your radio to the "saturday Night Serenade," you can hear the lovely voice of Jf.;SSlCA DRI\.O~ ONETTE singing your favorite songs. (Join radio's quiz game! Try t/our result of the Spanish-American War. but ••• MOVIE-RADIO GUIDE'S readers have skill at answering these radio brain 8. Philadelphia at one time was the elected Jessica as tops in the classical busters. For correct answers see page capital of the United States. if you music field. The little girl who is only 36.) 9. Louisiana was purchased during five feet two inches tall and weighs but Thomas Jefferson's administration. want a hundred pounds is dynamite over the From "Take It or Leave It" 10. Massachusetts was named after radio ... Miss Dragonette was born in (CBS, Sun., 10 p.m. EWT) a famous English king. to see Calcutta, India, of French parentage. 1. In what century was George Alter she was six years old she trav Washington inaugurated President of From "Battle of the Sexes" a eled with her father into many out-of the United States? (NBC, Tues., 9 p.m. EWT) the-way places of the world until she 2. In what century did Napoleon 1. What is the name of the soup real was old enough to go to school. She retreat from Moscow? made from okra? was brought to America and placed in 3. In what century was Virginia 2. Where would you be most likely the cloistered quiet of Georgian Court Dare born at Roanoke, to find a wallaby: Ire Convent at Lakewood, New Jersey. It Virginia? land, Australia or HE-MAN was there that she came to love mu:;ic 4. Which of the Alaska? when she learned to play the piano original thirteen states 3. What is the name ... Jessica made her theatrical debut was the last to ratify of the' French actor in Max Reinhardt's "The Miracle" the Constitution? who made his movie and was a success. Broadway saw her 5. How did the debut in this country BODY: •. in several shows while she was still in wicked housekeeper in in "Moontide"? her teens. But a very simple letter "Rebecca" avenge the 4. How many drafts HAT do people say when they changed the course of her life when death of Mrs. De have been held in this seeWyou on the beach? she received a request from the newly Winter? country for the pres Then you show what organized National Broadcasting Com ent war so far? you REALLY are----a pany to join the artists staff. Jessica From "True or False" 5. What age group HE-MAN or a weak accepted the offer to forego the glitter (BN, Mon., 8:30 p.m. was included in the Hng! And don't think and applause of the stage to invest her EWT) last draft? clothes can cover • RII chest. skinny talent in a new entertainment medium 1. Francis Bacon 6. What is the only arms. pipestem Ie!, was a sixteenth-cen "hke It or leave It" state in the United EITHERI Peop e . Although today the "Saturday KNOW when. Night Serenade" has a large studio tury playwright. announcer David Ross States whose governor man's eot I puny 2. Benjamin Disraeli holds office for a three- build _ or ...hen audience from which Miss Dragonette his per.on,lity can get her inspiration, at first she was a novelist as well year term? 110 ...... lth as a distinguished statesman. 7. Kodiak Island is famous for what Imllbinl had to learn to sing into an unrespon· strenillth. sive microphone. One of the secrets of 3. Connecticut is commonly known animal? rippl,nl as the Cinnamon State. 8. What is meant by "franking musdu. tin_ her success. is that she employed the len enerlyl same effort either with or without an 4. Harvard University is located in privilege," which was recently granted audience before her ... She is com New Haven, Connecticut. to all men in the armed forces? In Jud 15 5. Abraham Lincoln was elected 9. What caste in India is considered tollnute. a pletely feminine, preferring a single Day I'll rose in a vase to a dozen American President of the United States only the most aristocratic? 'rave I Call Beauties. . Jessica has memorized once. 10. Where in the human body do tolake YOU almost a thousand songs and about a 6. Grover Cleveland at one time you find the bones called the hammer, a New Mall! hundred operettas She likes oat was governor of New York. the stirrup and the anvil because they Tb.t"1 .ll I need to PROVE meal, often nibbles at a raw carrot, 7. We acquired the Philippines as a resemble those objects in shape? rClardlen o£ how doesn't like caviar .. is always in old or younl you .re, or bow ashlmed evening dress when she broadcasts you m.y be 01 your her eyes are blue but of an unusual prescot physique- th.t I c.n I"ive you. shade which she likes to call "plaid." body meo eovy .nd women .dmire. Biceps tb.t c.n dish it out. Mrs. Irene Upsah!, Chicago, 111. .nd a muscle·ridled WHITFIELD CONNOR has the role of Itom.ch tb.t cao tlke JUNE lS Bults and boners are a part of broad it. A full. deep barrel· Frank Chase in the daytime serial Joe E. Brown. Jr.. 20tb Centu17_FoJ: Stu· casting. No tmltter how experienced cbest. I.el' thlt never "Romance of Helen Trent." In "Help dios. Beverly Hill•• C.lif. tire. A tough. sinc..,. the performer or how famous the star, back. An .1I_around phy. mate" it is PAUL MCGRATH who han Ralph Edward.. NBC, RCA Bldl".• New sique th.t can l.ugh .t York, N. Y. chances are that he will m«ke an occa ANY kind of rough 10inl". dles the part of Clyde Marshall. Jad.. Fulton, CBS. Wrilley Bldl.• Chicalo, sional slip or a statement with twisted Ill. c.~eol to"~tr'~IO:liu hn Hunter, Metro_Goldwyn':M"ayer. Culver meaning which is extremely funny. Wfli Bin Bliss, Dayton, Ohio.-It was See how good your ears are. Try to yo.. body be the I.urbinl- City. C.lif. b~OJ"~ieo:? th~{GIlTo U JOHNNY GIBSON who took the role of Buil R.thbone. Univcrul Studio•. Unlver••l catch broadcasters in some error-the JO & Tippy in the show "The Man I Mar City. C.lif. mlny soldier••nd s.ilors .re funnier the beUer-and send t/our en u5iOl my methods. They know ried." Johnny also played Doc Felix, IUNE 14 tTtl to MOVIE-RADIO GUIDE, 131 P!t/m I MAN'S body munl •eu_ the wisecracking chauffeur, in the ier 10inl," more fun. M.jor Edward Bown, NBC. RCA Bldl"., outh Court, Chicago. The most hu quicker promotion I show "Michael and Kitty." New York. N. Y. JOhn Scott Trotter, NBC. Sunset .nd Vine, morous entries will be printed in this I was Once • 97 lb. Watch for your contribution! wuklinl. but you'd nover Hollywood. Cllif. column. beliove it to look at me now, would you 1 Mrs. George P. MacAgtl, Chicago, JUNE 15 Throulb my discovery o£ ..D,...."'I" Tuslo." I IH.-RoIJ£RT DONAT (pronounced ch.nled myself into "The World', Molt Per H.rry L.nlldon. United Artisu Studios. Gregor Zeimer; "Madagascar is as fectly DeveloPCd M.n:' I'm LIVING PROOF doan-at) made a tremendous success I04i N. Formon Ave.. Hollywood. Clli£. large as the states of Illinois, Indiana, of the mindu "D.,._..le T....lo".. can perform of his portrayal of the schoolmaster _rilht in .he priv.cy 01 your 0..0 home 1 JUNE 16 Iowa and Kansas, although it is in in James Hilton's "Goodbye, Mr. Sun L.urel. UnIted Artisll Studiol, t041 habited by only three and one-half Send for FREE BOOK Chips." N. Formon Ave .. Hollywood, C.lif. people."-Donald Osterbrock, Cincin On. Munson, CBS. Columbi. Squ.re. Holly. wood, Calif. nati, Ohio. (May 7 over Station Miss Barbara Campbell, Martinez, WLW.) Calif.-CARL RAVAZZA'S orchestra is on JUNE 17 and off the air, hence it is difficult to R.lpb Ben.m,.. Columbia Picturn. 1438 N. Gower St.. Hollywood. C.lif. • give definite information. However, if Red Foley. NBC. Merchandise M.n. Chi_ Foster May: "Colonels of an eagle you wish to write him, you may reach c.co. Ill. on his shouldcr."-Mrs. D. S. Rogers, him in care of the Wm. Morris Agency, • JUNE IS Norton, Kans. (May 12 over Station 202 -N. Canyon Drive, Beverly Hills, CHARLES ATlAS. Dept, 110·W. Cl.yton Collyer. NBC. RCA Bldl.• New WOW.) 11510•• 2Jrd $tr.... N.w Tork, H. T. California ... Carl has been playing York. N. Y. Dick For.n. Waroer Bros.. Burblnk, C.lif. I wlnt the proof th.t your sy.tem o£ "D,...."'lc in San Francisco. • T..slOJl" ...ill belp m.ke • Ne ... M.n 01 mc-I"ivc Kay Ky.er, NBC. Sunset and Vine, Holly. me • hnlthJ:. husky body .nd big mUI"..l.r de· wood. C.lif. Clifton Utley: "I will be back with velopment. :send me yOur free book. "horlos" Miss Dorothy Sanders, Mount Wolf, Junette M.cDon.ld, M"etro.Goldwyn-Mayer, the same news Monday morning." I.., H_I.. olld 5tr•..,...." Culver City, C.lif. Pa.-Though he was billed as Bud M. A. Verhalen, Knox City, Texas. Collyer in his undergraduate days, JUNE 19 (May 15 over Station WKY.) Nlme .....•..•.....•...... ,. Emil Colemao. La M.rtiniQ.ue, Ntw York, (PI.... prInt .,...... p'•• n'Y' CLAYTON COLLYER is today known by N. Y. his full name. In 1936 he met Heloise Cuy Lombardo. CBS. US M.dison Ave.. • Addrca•...... , . Green on a blind date and married New York, N. Y. Announcer; "So, folks, don't re VirRini. P.yoe. NBC. Merch.ndi,e Mart. (Continued on Page 36) Cbicu:o, Ill. (Continued on Page 36) City ...... •....•••. St.to . 35 BULLS AND BONERS MOVIE-RADIO GUIDE'S PUZZLE QUESTION SERVICE (Continued from Page 35) (Continued from Page 35) , , , • , • • member to forget Mother on Mother's *' [*' * * her soon after .. Collyer was born Day."-Mrs. Roland Silveira, Atwater, " " • in New York City on June 18, 1908, Calif. (May 5 over Station KMJ.) " * * " the brother of June Collyer, the Cor • *1, " " mer film star. When he was young, Announcer: "Our line difficulties W * Bud wanted to go on the stage, but have been overcome. We now bring " " *" " "-" his family persuaded him to study you the remainder of Dinah Shore." * ~ law. While at WilHams College he -Raymond Weber, Hitchcock, Okla. " " * " * conducted an orchestra to help pay his (May 15 over Station KCRC.) W * * tuition; received his law degree from " *" " * " " Fordham University in 1933. But after Announcer: "How• about joining me " " " two years of practise, Bud answered in a cold bottle of Narragansett?" * ~ * the call of the grease·paint. He leaped Dorothy Porter, Manchester, N. H. " from "The Fields Beyond" on Broad (April 14 over Station WFEA.) way to "Cavalcade" on CBS. He has * * l'>s;t * been heard recently as Tom in the ra Announcer on Studebaker• War Com- *~ * dio show "Kate Hopkins," but is more ~" " ~ " ~I mentary: "This is New Orleans ... * familiar to his fans as Abie in "Abie's WWL .. with Studebakers in the " % " • Irish Rose" ... Bud likes to ride Roosevelt Hote1." _ Madeleine Gal ~ horseback, play tennis, baseball and lagher, New Orleans, La. (April 29 " *" " " football is exactly six feet taU, over Station WWL.) • * * weighs about 175 pounds, has dark " *" brown hair and hazel eyes. Dick Noble: "Two• thousand four * • hundred ninety-one were missing be ~ * * • Miss Marion Sweet, Haverhill, Mass. tween Pearl Harbor and the middle of " ~ ~ -''Nothing doing!" declared VAUGHN April."-Mrs. Charles Buse, Danvers, 1* MONROE when his boss, Jack Marshard, Ill. (May 4 over Station WENR.) ~* , "* aar- wanted him to lead one of the Marsh ard-controlled band units. But when Phil Baker on "Take• It or Leave It," * *" Marshard threatened to fire Vaughn correcting the contestant: "No, I am from his job as trumpet-player and sorry, but New York is in Massachu HORIZONTAL 68. Leith --, orch...tu· 15. Meditates singer, then Vaughn saw the proposi setts."-Joe Robinson, Boise, Idaho. 1. 12. Star in the portrait leader 16. Closes hard tion in another light. With his ten (May 3 over Station KNX.) (a singer) 70. Joel --, in "The Great 18. Concerning piece "society band" he played alter 6. !'low back Man', Lady" 19. Either nately in Miami Beach and Boston for Red Skelton: "I• can't say where 9. "-- Ahoy" featured 71. "Maisie -- a lady" 20. Walter Woolf --, screen Eleanor Powell 72. Dennis --, screen sur star two seasons, then he fired the entire I'm going, but I will really look tunny 15. Director 11. __ Rou, tenor crew and hired a thirteen-piece swing hopping around on that kangaroo's 17. In a difficult and toilsome VERTICAL 24. __ Welles, director 01 band. His engagement at Seiler's Ten back."-Earl Garrison, Camino, Calif. manocr "Magnificent Amberson." 2. Giant monster 25. Ikvour. Acres in Wayland, Massachusetts, 14 20. Patsy --, $crun come· (April over Station KPO.) dienne 3. ~nior (abbr.) 27. Strap. of a bridle rocked the entire nation in less than 22. Ed"cates , -- Eilers, screen star 79. Andrea --, screen star five months. Today Vaughn knows Ann Leslie: "If •you can't find these 23. "Girl --," radio serial 5. -- Calloway, bandluder 31. Fat. what it is to be a successful maestro delicious crackers in your home town, 26. Mitchell __, bandluder 7. -_ Aherne, in "Skylark" 35. Inquire. 18. -- Davis, news eom- 8. EnjoY$ 37. Mary --, $Ongslre•• with a band that is equally adept at just enclose your grocer with your mentat,.. 9. Mode ". __ Monte., .creen .lar swing or sweet music ... He likes letter and we'll see that you get them." 30. Not (prdi:l:) 10. Pronoun 41. Feminine name outboard-motor-boat racing, golf, ten -Mrs. E. R. Kreger, Neenah, Wis. 32. Prophd 11. A metal " -- Durbin, in "It Started nis, swimming and horseback riding (May 11 over Station WISN.) 33. Emplo)'s 13. Helen --. ler.to .tar with Eu" 34. Reposed H. Author of "On. Man's 43. Shirley --, in "Kathleen" ... is six feet two inches tall, weighs 36. Pumps Family" ... -- Rapee, conductor about 185 pounds, has blue eyes and 38. A lichen "Radio Oty Music Hall" brown hair ... Vaughn hopes some ~. Abe --, bandle.der 45. Damp day to retire to his farm in New 40. Swallowed a liquid Solution to Puzzle 46. lhrmoni.e E1tEHHLA',55E:5' 41. Su~rannuattd Given Last Week 47. Steve"', in "Thc Hampshire ... He was born in Akron, 4? Restrict ell.,.,,,l.t. Soldier" Ohio, on October 7, 1911, but went to 45. "Fats" --, pianist 48. Attitude or position school in Jeannette, Pennsylvania ... ~~~'"' 48. Al --, comedian 49. Highest vocal part in con· 51. Incite, urge on certed music In 1926 he won a state contest for a 52. Famous opera 50. Being; entity trumpet solo in Milwaukee. 53. "The Remarkable -- TI)' byMail _ 54. Preposition 55. -- Grey, screen star featured. Brian Donlevy 56. Retinues 54. Hazel --, .creen .tar Mary Eileen Vance, Dubuque, Iowa. 'ST. New, reeeni (comb. form) 61. "__ and Abner" -Last February 28 ROBERT ADOLPIi SEND NO MONEY! 58. Golf dub (pI.) 62. Correlative of neither ELSON and Jeanne Kuhl said their I TRY OUR NEW PATENTED SIGHT TESTERSI 59. Exigency 64. Egg do's at a simple wedding attended 60. Stagger 66. -- Mayhew, bandleader • GlASSES 61. ~'eminine name 67. Sorrow only by relatives. Bob has millions of .'~'=::l'~'''~"'AS 295 S3. Pilfer 68. South Ameri~a (abbr,) radio fans who look to him for accu s ::: p1.te 65. To furnish, as a gift 69. Th". rate and interesting word pictures of w_.... sports events . Bob was interested GlASSES_. NEWEST• in dramatics and debating during his STYLESI DAYS career at Loyola and Northwestern ' ~ Universities. He left school to enter TRIAL BRAIN-BUSTERS - ANSWERS radio in 1927. In 1928 he entered an 16 OFFERI announcers' competition and won it. MONEY·BACK Guarantee The national pastime is Bob's hobby OF SATISFACTION. If'...... DOt 100% ...t.!I

HIS DAILY SCHEDULE 9:30 to 11l:30 a.m.-"RNd 01 Lif," rthuru.l at NBC.

10:30 to 10:45 • .m._"RoIll 01 Lift" on the air.

11 :15 to 12:15 ,.m._"Guiding Light" rehurlolli.

12:15 to 12:45 p.m.-R~ct to C8S, reset musical IIndt". sound~"tcts and so on lor "ROld of Lilt" re~lt.

12:45 to 1:00 l'.m.-"RNd 01 lift" rePf'.t On .ir ow.. CBS. 1:00 to 1:30 p.m.-Rush link to NBC Ind set mil· sic: Ind Otllff dtUils lor "G"id· ing Light." 1:30 to 1:45 p.m.-"C"Hling Litht" on the air. 1:45 to 2:45 p.m._·'Right 10 Happ,""s" nhurul.

2:45 to 3:00 "m._"Right to Happiness" on the air. 3:00 p.m. to ?? 7 -Audillons. suipt (onlt'tn(<<

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3. DAILY EMERGENCY comes when the 4. "ROAD OF LIFE" rehealul starts Gib. 5. "GUIDING LIGHT" rehearsal brings Gibbons into a hot whole f.,mily organizes Gibbons for a bons' studio day. Front: Nannette Sar· argument about sound·effects with soundman Mike Eisen· sprint to the office. Four-year.old daugh. gent, Sidney Breese. Rear, left to right: menger. The cast members who are waiting for the storm to ter Judy serves as his hat.check girl Bret Morrison, Gibbons and Ken Griffin subside are Sarajane Wells, Ed Prentiss, Laurette Fillbrandt

6. LIKE A CAPTAtN on the bridge, Gibbons is cool, 7. HOME AGAIN! Four showS, three 8. PORTRAIT of a radio director reading his de,u intent and weary as his fourth show of the day goes rehearsals and such details as audi_ daughter to sleep. All that is needed to cause an on the air. From his control.room post he throws ., tions and conferences have left their explosion is someone to whisper in Gibbons' ear, cue to an actor. Engineer Charlie Butler stands by mark. Julia's greeting is sympathetic "My, but you radio people must have an easy life!" l' II/JG Keep the Blitz. from Your 'Baby!

Poor little China haby, scared of war so dose and dreadful. \'Vhat's to prevent that happen How to buy a share in VICTORY illg here, ill rour town, to YOUR baby? Where's fhe rnoney corning frorn? Whol 15 a IOND? Y01"~f- gUttt!! to chip it 111, Oltt of the 'n"ll<"}" pm M~ .\ pi...-r of kl:"ll~ll'n. oHi, ",I j!1""lIIi,,' from Uncle rvlen can't prevent it-even big tough soldiers &,·"i,,~ TOnAY. 1"'I<"OId of 'IK·,,I,',e 5"", tI"" 1,,·'11 P"~ I',,,, I""l '....,r ",oner ;>Iu~ gO'''j!; '0 In,,1 >-OII1~ of It to U"d,' S""" Ik'il pHI "",",..". T/!.. ilu"d will "" n-gi>tned III r""r ",,,:ce. -unless t1w)' have tanks, plane,s, ships, gUllS. ;t to "",,rk f"r .\",n;"a, 1Ie ,,-ill 1:1\" )'011 0 "-n,,,'" Ke"l' it ",fell' p'" ""-"y. pm"'i", '0 )MY ;t hark in 10 )"01'-", w;,1t ;""'r~,, more of them, bigger Diles, better ones, than Can you CASH 0 Bond? (2.9% ~ I";")' If ,It., promi,,· ",,'t gOo, ""l' ti111(" ill) .I,,)"', .fter yo" b'ty it, ;1' YOll ~rI ;n go,,<'e~n",' ,It;s" Au'en,''', it IS gooJ. any in the hal'tls of the enemy. a j,"n ,md "n'd '''o''<:r, you e~1l ,'a,11 01 ilomi ("t How con you chip In? Pu,t OHio' or IMllk). II, b"yi"g \V"r S"""'g' 130,,<1<, Yo" C;II' b"y' 0'1<" And the supplies and machines for successful WHERE ~on you buy War Savings Bonds ond to YOll h"ek in 10 )-e~rs. .\t ",aHy "II the ,'onntry, INSTALLMENT payrnento? ""rn ",'n Ye,! If }'OU "'''''! 'par<: $18.75 today, b"y' \V"r WHEN? This adVl'rlliJ(mrnl has bun prtfNlred '"lirdy as a patriotic gift to t/ie Govern. S,,,,,ng, Sto"'ps for IOf or 2.:). or jll<, .\sk for" O"r c'w"';,·s h""" ken ~~"ini: r<:od)"' for the p"St ment, The art work, ropy, (I)mj>

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