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The National Weekly Week Ending of Programs and June I, 1935 Personalities ECAB875421 Volume IV Number 32 ¢

Waring Pulls the Strings The Human Note Behind My Songs In His All Request Programs This Popular Baritone Broadcasts the • Stories of Joy and Heartache That Accompany the Requests

By John Charles Thomas

with a sturdy frame, and patriotism and natural Il'rmination. \Vhen I anN' ,hl' next mornmJ.: the lure of adventure cty and d~-tircd arter a force..1 me. In J few \\ell-(ho,ul \\CIllh he tulJ a mm-lI1g 'ltl,ry march, his company pitched tenb in a tiny 01 the gll::;)t emotHJIl;11 kid he lud·Jerl\-c:J from ht·.mng African vill;lgc ju,>t as dusk WdS '>euhng hl~ llng :lg3m, after a 'lit-net· 1)1 '>0 UlJny )-C'lf'l. Ag;lln, uver the land. '>I..'''l·r:1I doly'" later, I receIved an t·~'L1IIt: h:tter informll1~ mt' thai '\\0 of hi" Boer \\ h:nnl 10 with a London theater, volunteeleJ to my broill!c:ISl. I{l''':illling the incftlcrll, thl'y h.ld lOm­ amuse his comrades by singing a song. rnulllC n·1l1ll0n III tht ncar rlltult:. The Devout Lover. The young Orn;l(lian ·1 h;II'" tht kind of 'ilory w11ll,:11 lllJkes radio worth­ while for Ihe pt::rlormt"r

EVERAl prOJ.!I:lllb agu I ',lllg Old .\Lln Rivt"r ;llnOng S nthu ,t:I ..-t:tlon" I rt'Ltl\.-tt! ;1 Ittl..·r IT'lm J !l<;ltnt·r who ..l.llt'd th.:rt '>he had hecn Ihn/ItJ hy Ihl' 11 11111 r-,'r and in condu~lull reqtlcslt:d rc.OlltllllleJ on POI-'t' J5)

John Charles Thumas. whose work €'n~bles him lo "know the human heart" as few persons can know it and (right) as he appeared in Carmen

LL radio artists, irrespective of their 'lpecial- ties, .are essentially intere~ted in plca::.ing the hstener. Chiefly, lhi::. nalural desire i::. ~ m~tllIfe'lteti by the numerous all rC(IUest plo~r;,lms th.::rt are hC"OIft.l on the air. With pride I say that lowe to the listeners' dis­ criOlin;tting t;tener. Thu~ I hese'lched his buoci:ttetl with the ::.ong I am please sing it for me on your next pctlllonc(1 to ::'Illg. I he ~riters !If the must interesting program?" Included with the let­ anecfloH's are rcw:HdeJ with theIr song requests. ter was the yellow score and lyrics . Regarded even from a purely musical st:tndpoint, which he had preserveJ thTOUgh thiS plan h•.ls been a huge succes::., for the songs requested the years. are pre-eminently ":,oTlh~hile, and reveal an astonishing mU::'lcal tin~ lhe hum of the writers mess.i~"" I took the A CANADIAN listener, for instance, provided me with lihl'rty or telling his story to Ihe radio audi­ Ihe ~erm of the i(lea back at the very beginning of encc. The hl.ase listeners-in literally were /\fr. Thomas pre­ my pre~nt ~erics when he penned :J request that I sing a yankcd Oul of their chairs, as was demon- fers his pre~ent number callet.! the Devout I_over. Appended to the peti­ str;ltcd .a1l lhat week by the flood of mail directed to my pJat:e in the enter­ tIon was the st:lrk ~Iury of ;In elderly gentleman who home. Imprc~sed by the enormously increa"Cd amount tainment w or Id, was trying to reGlplUrC a vivid moment of his youth­ of laudatory respun\C, I decided to preserve this feature despite his ac· ~eek a story th:Jt \\ocnt h3ck to

HIS is a story about a brown leather-covered l"BC. affectionately regards her signature-studded minia­ autograph book. and a miniature green lac­ ture piano as her "hahy." On its smooth lacquered sur­ quered pi,mo. In its original unsullied :'otate face are s..:rawl~d the :<.il-;nalUreS of more than fi\C hun­ the autograph book sold for a mere pittance dred of the world's celcbrities. Miss Brainard's list is -perhaps ten dollars-while the undcf..;ized more St:1C\:tivc than Mr. Almonte's, if 110t a" grcat. for stringed instrument brought less than a hun- she has a hard and fast rule that only celebrities who !!:;"'_iiiI ha\c graccli a microphone can autograph her piano. Mr. '"'... tired dollars in the open market. Today the hook and the piano are pra.:tically pri.:e­ Almonte takes the opposite stand-a celebrity is a celeb­ less. John de lara Almonte, niAh! manager of the :'\3­ rity. regardless of whether he has appeared on the air. tional Broadcastmg Company, who own.s the book. has Mr. Almonte conceived the idea of stJrting his guest re.:el\cd all sort, of fantastic offers for the volume from hook back in JlHI, when the coll~":lor,: ill five short years it has be..:ome known as f':ational Broadcasting Com­ on..:: of the mo~t fam9us autograph books in ,\mcrica. pany wa'i h()u~ed at '0. 71 I Ib p"'l-\e~ contain (Ill' signatures and COlllm~nts of thou­ Fiflh A,·cnuc. Enthusiastical· sands of the mo<;1 famous men and women In the world. Iy he approached Mr. Ayles· There is hardly a profession, business or social classifi­ worth. president of the gi­ c:uion without representation. Rovalty. nobility. ~re­ gantic web. and the late ators of mu"ic, art and literature. financIal and society George 1\\cCldland, executive giants, all have in"crihed their names in ~lr. Almonte's guest book. The tome is as closely guarded as if it wcrc a precious gem. It is insured for 10.000 agJin"r In"" and theft. Bertha iralllard. Program Manager at {:....J.- ~ ,8f-· '>v<..-,< :£;.....~--"< '

Miss Brainard and her 1\1r. Almonte, with a repro­ piano, 8howin~ in the duction of a few of the cele­ spaces void of auto~raphs brities' si",nalures contained that it will not reach its ill his book maximum value for very many more years to come

vice-president, and outlined his plan. Ilis enthusiasm speechless genius was escorted through the magnificent was shorr-lived, however, for both M r. Ayleswonh and edifice, and mercly by her uncanny sense of touch she Mr. McClelland were of the opinion that it would not was able to "see" and comprchcnd the glories of the be filling for an official of the company to track down radio temple. The pilgrimage completed. Mr. Al~ prominent visitors and ask them for their autographs. monte, through Mrs. lvlacy, who convcyed the message by tapping it out on Miss Keller's hand, invited his IlE astute night manager, however, is a shrewd judge distinguished guest to sign his book. T of human nature. Idly he swung open the cover of Without. hesitation Miss Keller took her pen and the autograph book. "Too bad," he sighed as he fondled printed her name across the page. The signature is his fountain pen. "I was thinking that it would be a done in bold letters which at the first quick glance re­ s;reat idea to have both of you prominent gentlemen semble somewhat musical note~. A photograph of this Inaugurate the book by inviting you to put in the first marvelous woman's signature is shown on this page. two signatures." Elemental psychology, perhaps-but it worked. RVIN 5. COBB. one of America's foremost humorists, Gradually, as the years progressed, the lure that is I had occasion to visit the studios on Christmas Eve broadcasting brought the famous of the world to inves· of last J'ear, whcn Mr. Almonte swooped down upon tigate the wonders of radio, or perhaps to speak for him an requested his autograph. Mr. Cobb not only themselves before the microphone, and Mr. Almonte signed, but sketched an excellent likeness of his own rarely. if ever, has allowed anyone to escape. portly self. unquestionably one of the most unusual ~ooking sig­ lie saluted Mr. Almonte by addin~ the fol­ natures in the book is Helen Keller's. Miss Keller and lowing inscription' "With Christmas greetIngs to one her lifetime friend and instructor. Anne Sullivan Macy, of Santa Claus' favorite sons." visited Radio City shortly after broadcasting activities Ely Culbertson, noted bridge expert, depicted the had been started there. The celebrated blind. deaf and highest possible bridge hand (Contmued on Page 191 6 3 Fred caught in a moment of intense direction of his famons Pennsylvanians Waring Pulls the 'Strings

popularity in the miraculously short span of two years, Walk into the Waring office and you'll he greeted by the serious looking John O'~onnor. director in charg~; and hy Leo Arnaud, the delightful Fre~chman w~o 1S Behind the Flawless Waring Broad­ recognized as one of the ahlest arrangers I~ the husln~ss. And like as not you'll find Fred there. either workll1g with the hoys or seated in his oflice fondling the strings casts Is An Organization Seventy­ of his little doll musicians. Odd Strong - Plus One Hundred o START with the Friday morning immediately fol­ T lowing the previous night's. broadc"..,t: It's sl.ightly and Sixty-Seven Hours of Feverish before noon and the entire tnbe has gathered 111 the auditorium, 'the largest room in th~ estahlisl.1I11ent.. The Work. And It All Centers Around auditorium i:s equipped as nearly hke. a radiO studIO as is possible. The walls arc draped wuh heavy monks­ One Man: Genial Maestro Fred cloth to deaden all sound and prevent echoes and reper­ cussion. No microphones, however, are anywhere in evidence. The only sound-carrying instrument thaI can be seen i~ a loudspeaker that has been built into the wall. Fred and l.eo Arnaud, hunched over their seals on the dais, pay lit­ tle attention to the boys and girls Fred Waring: He for a few minutes, as they pore over started with a a pile of sheet music. At a given quartet of m usi· than seventy people. The Waring signal all noise and banter cease; cians in college organization occupies the entire there is a click from the loudspeak­ (Poley and Tom eighth floor of a spacious Manhat­ er, and the :sweet strains of the sig­ were two of By Jack Banner tan skyscraper. Within this hust­ nature song, Sleep. permeates the them); he sinCE­ ling musical workshof Fred coordi­ room. It's'(I n-'conling of the pre­ has built up an nates the activities 0 his forty-odd ceding night's broadcast. Everyone organization said TINY orchestra plays upon .1 little stage. musicians, eighteen girl choral sing· sits still except W

T IS A natural economic law that demand as a marketing center for agricultural wares. It still must precede supply. But the radio ~ervice It's in Its Fourteenth Year, is the locale for the standard features of the hour but program from which was to ~pring the the va~t strides malic by radio enable Ii~lener... tu ... it in popular National Farm and Home I lour, and It's as Popular in Large directly at evcnb throughout the country. put the cart before the horse. Literally, it Portable transmission equipment carries the Ii~tcners established the supply first. Thereby was directly to the ringside seats of every alTair of in(l·re... t, created a demand ""hieh has .. pread across Cities as It Is on the Farm \\hlle the instantaneous proce~ses of radio make 11 pus­ the nation and achieved a deep-rooled permanency. ,.ble, a~ \\o3S the ca~e on one Farm and Home Hour Today the Farm and Home Hour, a daily cxcrpt pTfJgram recently, to hear prominent !'peakers talking Sunday NBC feature. spreads its influence from Maine's By Harry Steele from the four corners of the Cnited State"i. The format of the hour long ~incc has hewme set. but its outstanding appeal never has. hccn IllfrinMed upon. It is completely free of any tamt of commer­ cialism. It is purdy program matter Without the 1Il1t:r­ polations of advertising recommendations. Hence there is no occasion for a sinAle listener to ac.ldre~s a com­ municatiun to the program or tho..e identilled with it. Yet the mail respome is tremcmlou"i. , I he lact that most of this mail comes from city arca~, I' traceable to the obvious fact that it is so constructed as 10 he uni­ versal in its appeal, and to the secondary fact Illat the average farm life allows neither time nor re'llly facllitle:'l for voluminous correspondence UT let a coopful of hen:) fail to deliver the standard BC1uota of eggs, and the postman will ring the farm and Ilome doorbell. Let youn$ Cyrus repeat tTII.mt inclinations too frequently, and hiS hehaviorism problem will be delegated for solution to some or the .experts who have spoken through farm and I lome racilltles-by ey's h~\Tassed, if bucolic, parents. Should this year s grapes fail to jell as per custom, Ilelen Stevens Fisher, who is known on the program as The L,ttle Lady of tbe HOllU, will he coll'iulted hur riedly as to "what III time has got into Ihe Ar:lpes?'" Perhaps the question will be referred 10 Mi..s Ruth Van Deman, home economics expert of the Department of Agriculture, because the Farm and .llomcllour long since ceased being a single-institution Job. '1 Otlay il 1\ closely allied with the government itself, and a porti()n of the weekly p_rograms comes directly from, ~xperts in Washington. Nor are these the only celebfltl.e~ who~e voices have been heard on the broadca'Sts. Cltllen~ of various stations, including the Pre~idcnt of the United 'i1.Hes and humble forest rangers, have paraded bdore the microphones of the hour. Thus has the tiny Pittsburgh acorn nourished into an oak that casts its shade across a nation. The Farm and HOlVe Hour, under that name, is broadcast over an NBC-'VJZ network every day except Saturday and most remote corner to California's fartht~t point. And the National Grange Sunday, at 1 :30 p. m. EDT this program Titan is only fourteen years old. program, it is broad­ (12:30 EST; 12:30 eDT; 11 :30 1 he program was the fruit of a farm paper editor's cast through more a. m. CST; 10:30 MST; 9:30 idu of rendering service to growers-the hope of keep­ than fifty stations. PST); and on Saturdays it is broadcast over the same net· ing them informed of crop and weather conditions, also The years between work at the same time, as tlle of that all-important factor, the market. After the prtr Inl .nd 1927 were Farmers' Union Program or gram was so launched, a survey of the rural area within formative ones in ra­ National Gran~e Program. reach of the KDKA wave-lengths revealed the startling dio. Ideas were bet that scarcely a fannhouse was radio equipped. launched and discard­ But that didn't deter the originators of the service. ed; programs were Rightly they calculated that if the service were con­ planned and found tinued, the agriculturalists would adopt receiving set~ wanting. But the as a utility medium. They did. service to the farmers was a thriving one CCORDING to ~tati5tics compiled by Frank Mullen, that expanded on its A formerly director of the Farm and Home Hour, own merit. It was in now a New York NBC executive, a radio census taken 1927 that its value be- one year after the inauguration of the market and came apparent to NBC, and the phlll weather reports, found 16,000 sets in the Pittsburgh rural of mOlkJng it the basis for a sustaining area. With the pChicago, and it casting stations, its policies were adopted by succeeding was decided to place the new feature in stations, in part for want of a better example. But the his hands. facts on the eventual ex­ farm service was emulated for a far different reason. pansion of the hour were summarized Jt became integral with broadcasting in all parts of 111 the rrogram of April 8, 1935, which the country because it assured a custom-made audience. marliN the 2,OOOth broadcast of the I::armers rallied to it as a barometer of market condi­ National Farm and Ilome Hour. tions. Produce handlers in and around large cities also Everett Mitchell, veteran NBC an­ gave it warm support, for obvious reasons. nouncer, who~e voice is a fixture of Thus a service created primarily for the farmer the program, called attention on that was acclaimed by the city dweller too. 2,OOOth broadcast to the fact that: "In 1927 there were three agricul. ODAY The Farm and Home Hour draws a larger tural broadcasts of one hour each, one T correspondence from urban settlements than it does hour on 16 stations and two on 12 sta­ from farm communities! A program once purely tions, for a total of 40 broadcasting agricultural. has become partly cultural. Its original hours. In 1934 there were over 17,000 purpose still is the elementary one, but it has become broadcast hours over 58 stations." so broad in its scope thnt it embraces every form of Added to the fact of MuIJen's radio offering, from straight comedy through the gamut presence there, Chicago was selected as of music and drama to its e«luc

The Story This Far: A radio-scientific criminal have kept the staff awake all night wim endless ques­ baud-fbe G/){nt Ga1l1-l~lS believed by Dreamer Devine, John Fairchild Thinks He tions and theories. 'ee deledlt'l! of the Cblcago Pollee IJeporlmellt, to be "Oh-and about the papers. John." Oakwood con­ lHlIlJ.: Statum WWP to broadcast concealed .~ig1ials. On Has Clinched the $50,000 tinued, "Don't worry about the unfair way they're tbe 'r.:ery et'e1ll1l~ wben be asks Job 11 Faircbild, bOlld­ treating you. It'll blow over in a few days. Ihe public sOllie yotmg 11'11 P QlI1lQlmur. to belp IJlm trap tbe gam:, forgers soon. my boy. I"m an old newspaper man my­ Jour 0/ Its members. masked, raid tbe stlldia-wlule Reward for the Capture of ~If. It'll blow O\·er." Doctor lVorkmall. u:e"d spiritualISt. is broadcQstmg a And nodding his head sagely. little Mr. Oakwood Ii"OlIU lit tlu dark. the)' rob SIX Junior League amateur the Ghost Gang, But- retired into his office, leaving the door ajar. lIelen ')fngers 0/ tbelT ieu:els. Heroic:ally, /olm tTlfS to outwit seiJ:etl John's hand ant.! squeeteJ it. tbe balldi!s, u:ztb flu belp 0/ Hele11 U'rzgIJt. station "You see?" she murmured. "ThingC) are never so secretary, "':llb U;!J01/l be is ill lm;e. bad as they seem! What's the matter?" A mixup !o/hnL's in u:bi(11 101m alld Ralpb Ste'U'ort, By Arthur Kent COlltTO~ ~lIJ.:meer. au slugged. flert HZ/pert, tbe slatlm,'s OR John was not answering her optimism with the advertzswg salesman, is slightly 'U'mOlded III the arm. F \\-'ide and white-toothed grin she loved so well. 10­ Tlu bIg masked leader 01 the mob makes lohn cover steat.!, he was looking at her very thoughtfully. their raid by falkmg. to the public as if ,wtlJi"R wtlS '" want to talk to }ou," he replied, lowering his bappnlll/g-alld fl1lwflllgly assures fbe YOI/Jlg OIllWlmur voice. hom the pocket of his suit-coat he brought out tbat fbis ill':Jolulltar:y stoogmg for a crimil/al /:O'll-: wril a I('tter. "Last nighl I fclt re'ltless after taking you make b"n a public lallgIJ1I1g stock, When the po{,ce home. Something-S

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Inside Stuff Along the Airialto By Martin· Lewis

0.\KE C.\I{TFR has lx.-cll on the warpath to play the instrument. for the past few w~ck, in no mild manner. An appointment was rhe excellent CBS ncw.s commentator hdS made for the following rcceivcJ se\'eral letters threatening 10 kid­ day,. and Bing was right rn~ najJ hi, child unless he plants ten thousand on tllne; so don't be sur­ I..._..J. do lars at a dcsignatelf spot. When reading pri-.eJ if the crooner • ahout it in the Philadelphia papers, several renller... a cornet solo for Wl~acre.. suggc:-.lcd it was a publicity stunt. but to you during one of his Carter it \\ as a very .~erious situation. The police forthl.:oming programs. wanted to ha .... e l30ake place the money in the spot. and surround it with plain-elothes men who would nab the snat,;!lers. It ." \ery rarely that Rut Carter turned down the idea, went out and this typewriter pounder pur.:ha..cd two fully-loaded forty-fives and set out with mi~'>C" a J \CK BENNY the money under his arm for the seaet hiJing place. program, and if you lis­ lie placed the j)ackage of biJJ~ in its place, then kept all tened in a week ago last cightl'en~h{)llr .... Igil in a hilling place close by wailin~ for SUlltlay you undoubtedly the culprits, but they neHr ",howed up. Carter i... \till heard Ihe entire cast go carrying his firearms just in ca~e. into loud guffaws with the audience. The comic s exclusively predicted in this department, DOCI OH Ihereupon explained to t he seen and unseen audi­ AN IlOY will speak over the NBC A All DArOE ence that the cast gets as anLl networks on 1\1ay which is the first birthday CBS 28. much fun out of it as of the quintuplets. The babies also will be heard on the they do. Take it from program, although of course they won't be speaking: what you'll hear will be plenty of shrieking. one who has eye-wit­ nessed their program Bing Crosby lUay bclievt mauy things, but when it comes to swal· lle~iJ many times, Jack wasn't Oespite the CBS rulillf: against certaiJl types 0/ kidding; and if you lowing all tha.t Henry Busse wants to tell him about the heavenly product spollsorsl.'zp, tbe Bl~ SbQW with HJ.(JCK ANf) should ask llle I'd say the music a trumpet will produce-Bing has his own ideas SUl.Ll', GI::RTJOng intended t('l('phone call poured in hei:!\ ier than enr in the history ~tunt a~ a no\'eI if he telephoned his mother in Pitbburgh especially for his mother, althou~h Jackie wasn't as of the arnat('ur -.erie . patriotic listener:-> voted for "ta~e the gue t of honor anJ not for the amateurs. from the of the thearer, and sang a song to her and happy because his iJea \\cnt h:l)"\\ire. YOu proh.lbl> \\on'l ht-lic\ c it, but it really happeneJ KILOCYCLE CHAnER: LOU HOLTZ is due to folde from ORTO.' DOW:,\EY wa~ held OHr at the Chicago not so. long J-go! The spomor of a big ll1u"i"::l1 the Pilul Whitemiin show in oil few weeks, oilnd the SJiturdilY night M Theater for a seconu week and to pa.:-s the time program witnessed the dress reheaf5J.1 of hi~ ... tUI\\ one Let's Diince program also will exit from the airlanes soon unless between shows he usually calls everyone he knows and afternoon recently. The series co~t him about "IS.OOO oilnother s.ponsor will t.Jke it over .. , JIMMY MELTON stuts plays some practical joke on them. 00\\ ney is one of the each and e\·er\, \\cek. He obsened that the \\.()O,.h\inJ~ on thAt Sunday night oil show on June 16, WtlL ROGERS ex· most playful ribbers I've ever known, and as a female were.. iJ,le liurin~ a lung orche~tr:'ll n~m~r. tending his stay until that time. The tenor is slated to be COilst· imperwnator (over the 'phone only) he can't be ex­ \\ hy aren t those fellows plaYlllgr he wantcd III bound soon. ilnd the program will then originate from the West ..:elleu. know. Coast .•. JESSICA DRAGONETTE will be travelin' in the ume .\1y telephone rang one afternoon, and the voice at 'This compo Ition Joesn·t use w()()(iwll1lb:' an direction in August to do scme work in Piir.Jmount's Big BrOold· the other end claimed 10 be a friend of .\\ike Porter's agency repre entati\"e explained. ust of 1935 ... BERNlCE CLAIRE is due to w.il on June 1 stating she just arrived in town and my cnlleanue sug­ '·Uu they get paid for this time~" to milke a moyie in England .. The Story of Muy Mulin gested ~he call me. .\fLer "peaking for (j\·c mmutes, I "Oh, yes,' the agency. man said. "Union rule will be heJird three·quarters of an hour later surting June 3, ,... a" just about ready to arrange for a dinner date­ require that musiCians be paId for the time they are on satisfying many youngsters who go to school and have to miss when I gOt the horse laugh. Of course, it wa~ Dm\-'ney. duty." the serial. ,.A prominent New York independent station goes up On another occa~ion h~ sent a message from the "Well, here, man," declared the great hu~iness before the FCC for a hearing, and unless they un convince: the office over the teletype machine to LOUIS L1PS·1 ONE, tycoon, "we're wa~ting mone,)'. Change the pro­ board of their adhering to regulations they moilY lost their license manager of the Chicago Tht'ater, stating he was thmugh gram. ..• JOHNNY MARVIN, lonesome Singer of the Air, ume very and wasn't coming back to complete the week. I his u:\lake them 1)la)' something that keeps all the near missing the debut of his new little daughter, Gloria, Just timc Downey got the shock. The answer came back musicians busy." before Gloria was born, Johnny was at the point of death in thus· Richmond, Virginia, there to make a personal appearance. He "That's swell, we won't have to listen to any Almost anyone in the radio hu~iness would like to was suffering from ptomaine poisoning, and recovered just in more of your rotten gaRS." exchange places with NHC announcer GFORGE IIICI(' of the std.ge .and screen shifts to the CBS network e.arly in July and a Metropolitan 0l)era \\a~ playing his famou'i .and will be heard Monday nights .at 8 p. m. EDT (7 EST; 7 COT; company contract in a Ilot I.ip~ theme melo ~y 6 CST; 5 MST; 4 PST) ... Apparently the feud between WALTER rather short time. Iler on the trumpet. Bing was O'KEEFE and FRED WARING is over. The Cun.an comic now name, of course, you all Jes"ica nragonctte: She's ~ impre "l.-J that he a... ked signs off his progum, preceding W.aring's, with "It's Too Euly know-the blonde beauty Helen Jepson: Another's going \Vest for moyies the ma(::)lro to teach him to Go to Bed," instud of,. "Now GWoiln to Bed." HELEN JEPSON. misfortune her fortune 6 9 The Truth About Radio ~:I'" //'

Mr. Mcqueen sl}('nds the greater portion fir his life among hil' numerous buoks, l{ettinJt the facts for hifi odd broadu!!It lSuie-- By Alexander Mcqueen

2:00 Cahle Di~p31l'he5o foreign ",00 Jl('.. t111U:;S 2:15 Trt'Ulon, ~. J" It~ms 4 :3lJ Leeturrs ~t-my ,.., first brO'HkaSl".~'",.was in 1923.,~-,from \Ya~hinglOIl hcm 5.00 ChThlrJ'II'S Hour; Storie", G~3'\\'""L\V, now-."the .'mo 1 po\\crful "station in 2:30 F;I... hiun SOI('), Hou"e, -ldlk ...... America. Since then I've been on a HooJ h"k1 H'nls 8:00 Yaudf'\IIlt: .~ many :\Iation". and (or some time un a Earliest Broadcasts Last 2:15 Sport.... n,eiltriral .-n-s 8 30 ('''flc"rt nat~onal ne~\\~lrk._ \\Ith short-wave h~lcners 3:15 N. Y. ~lot'k Quutation.. 9:30 Ot~ra 10 (,Sreal Britain. Spain. the West I ndl(~'''' and Century-Wired Programs 3,30 ,tusie' JO:3& E/ill uf Prot:ram South .\meri..:a. I'\e !lung, pl.ayed, and even shaved into DI D:'\'T take me long to find out It \\as an early a microphone; but my n~ry 0\\11 feature :'\olhing But -Stentors for Announcers rr the Truth, is the one that has made the'greatest num­ nample of hroadcasting by \\ irl'.1 hl: TtlephOlIL' Ha­ ber of friemb for me; and it had its 1300lh broadcast -All Are Here in Their Full old, a non-:-printed ne\\spaper, of ;\{'wark, ' '. j.. h.:a ... t:d a un WBB.\l onl): a few weeks ago-April 6. number 01 ",pt:":I~1 IlIle~ trom thl' It:lt'phonl' ..:omp..IIl\' Hardly a dav goes by \Hthout someone a-.kinl-t me, rented them to ... uh.....:ribers for - 18 a year and gaH .lic "Who inn-nlcd radio?" ... I he answer to thai i..n'l ..0 Glamour, Told by the Man li ... tentrs foultel.'n artd a half hour. of teh:plwned broad­ easy. because broadc.a ... ling, that seems so simple now, ca ... ting daily, SUl1da\' ... included. Sub crlbn., heard the enn to the .kidd,ics, '\3... built up by the work of many, Whose Job Is Producing progr we used with crystal "'('1-.; c:\tra recei\'ers could som~one asks'::,\Vho did the fir~t broadcasting, and when "Nothing But the Truth" be rented for :oi7 a year or 2 cents ;I dilY. du.llt happenr I can ans\\cr about this way: The halvcs of the headphone \\lOre ... t'IMrJte. :'>0 that two persons could li:'>ten to important pro;.,:ram .... ac­ I TilE Fall of 1878, Doctor Alexander Crum Brown, refer not to the broadcasting of sound, but to wireless counts of ball gaml'.... ct cetera. If yOll werc U'iil1g this of Edinburgh, sent speech through ~"ace, u<,ing a beam telegraph)', using signals of the dot-and-dash type; and ~lstem. and w:tntnl to Ji">ten to a certain feature \OU of light; with thi'i heam of light, Doctor Hrown did, thaf~ another story. h~ltl to study your printed prowam. and k~ep your e}·e without \\ircs, v"hat Hell already had done with a current As for Nathan Stubblefield, it's pTe was succe~sflJl cilough electric \\ave~ \\ere so nearly thc same, experiments that years ago. while it ran: but it gavc up, probably because of diffi­ failed \'.ilb onc of them might succeed with the other. About (ifteen YC;lrs ago the first regular broadcasts culty in leasing wi res. This is ju... t what did happen; but, strangely e'lollgb, the were scheduled by KDKA and two or three other sta­ story of the earliest success along the newly discovered tions; but the other day I came across a copy of a pro­ COUPLE of years later thc salllc sort of wiTl'd lines is a ~tory of personal di"ilppointment and tragedy. fl:ram that seemed to have been broadcast in New Jersey A. b.rna'-.lcasting was done in Chicago, c:\ccpt th;H in In 1892, Nathan B. Stubblefield, of M,urray, Ken­ 111 1911-twe'lly·/our years ago! The mysterious pro­ thIS city It went over regular teltphone linl''', and loud­ tucky, made sllcces'lful experimcnts with a wireless tele­ gram reads ahout as follows: speakers \\.:crc put in the homes instead of c;lrpho!lr.: .... phone, artd in January of 1901 he called together about A.M. 11:30 N('w York News When an ordinary telephone call came in, it aulom;llic­ a thousand of his neighbors to see a demonstratiort of 8:00 Correct Time, Weather Mi~eellaueous Items ally disconnected the program. There was a r(,~lIlar radio broadca... ting much as we know it today; in Starch N~.. Fi....hes NOOSCorrt'tt Time 'ichedule of mmical features, news broadcasts, and "'p{'cial of the same)ear he worked his Wifeless telephone from 8:30 ~Il)('k Heports 12:01 Generat 1\e\\5 ... porb talks~ This Chicago broadc3!'1t1l1K center \\as at 9:00 Store Nt....!', Spedat Sates Naval and Miliur)-' Notes \\'estmin~ter a <;teilmer on the Potomac Ri, ... er. Hight here I may <;ay S6<:ial Hour • COnl:re!,,,ionOllI ~ot" the top of the Building: the telephones intere~ts that we sometimes hear !!otOTlt:S of much earlier experi­ 9:15 Per enal Noles, Local 12:30 N. Y. Stock Report! used were the old automatic,. When the Bell ments on the Potomac and other rivers, often described 10:00 Stock Quotations 1:00 Day's M05t lnteresti.llC bought out the automatic, that \\o.JS the end of wired as having been made during the CiVil War; these stories Market Letter New" repeated broadcasting in Chicago. (Co"II11JH:d on Page lJ) 10 6 Coming Events mobile Race in lndianapolis will bring to EDT and EST Shown the microphone announcers GRAHAM McNAMEE, CHARLES LY.ON and one or two of the contestants. The pro­ SUNDAY, MAY 26 gram will be broadcast over an NBC­ WJZ network at 11 :1; p. m. EDT liE VOICE or- EXPERI- (10:1; EST). ENCE will be replaced on all MONDAY, MAY 27 of his programs throughout A new program series to be known as the week by CARSON ROBI­ the LYRIC SERENADE will make its SON and his Buckaroos. On debut over a CBS-split network at Tuesday, May 28, at 1:30 p 11:45 a. m. EDT (10:4; EST). '"'U m. EUT (12:30 EST) the CBS-WAHC network will car- TEX OWENS, the Texas Rang­ ry a single program of The Voice er, singing at KM Be, Kansas City, (Doctor M. Sayle Taylor) when will be heard over a Western CBS he delivers the commencement ad­ network at 5:45 p. m. EDT (4:45 dress at graduation exercises of his EST). alma mater, William Jewell Col­ lege of Liberty, J\li:.:.ouri. lie will PLAY-DAYS. under a new sche­ receive his L.L.D. degree during dule, will be heard over the CBS­ the same ceremonies. WA BC network at 8 p. Ill. EDT (7 EST). The time shift will bring SAIIBATH REVERIES with MELODY MASTERPI ECES, an­ Doctor Charles L. Goodell resume~ other Monday feature, to the mic­ its Summer series over an i\BC­ rophone at 8:30 p. m. EDT (7:30 WLAr network at 10 a. m. EDT EST) over the same web. (9 CST). Doctor Cadman's Hadio Pulpit leaves the air, to return in The A. & P. GYPSIES, with the Fall. Harry Horlick conducting. will have as guest star BEATRICE UNCLE NED, a serial story of LI LLI E. The program is heard rural lll'Aro life in the South, in over an NBC-WEAI~ network at which Joseph Richardson .lones, 9 p. m. EDT (8 EST). who writes the scripts, will ,l1ay all the parts, comes to the NI1C- Secretary of the Interior HAHOLD L. \VJZ network for the first time ICKES will be the featured talker on the today, at 4:30 p. m. EDT (3:30 EST). University of Alabama commencement Musical interludes will be supplied by The exercises. which will be broadcast over an 1 hree I:lats, negro male trio. NRC-WjZ network at 10 p. m. EDT (9 EST). The K-7 SECRET SERVICE program today will have as guest speaker MAJOR TUESDAY. MAY 28 GENERAL JOIl' F. 0'11 Y.\N, former The COLUMBIA VARIETY HOUR New York Police Commi~sioner. The dra­ changes its schedule and ",ill he heard matization is heard at 7 p. m. EDT (6 Tuesdays from 3 to 4 p. m. EDT (2 to 3 I:S I) over an f\:BC-WEAF network. EST) over the CBS-WARC network.

A new series of twice-wl'ekly talks will ITendrik Willem Van Loon, tr-aveler-. historian. lecturer and writer. who Both networks will broadcast over- na­ feature IIE'DRI K WILLDI VAN will be heard Sunday evenings in an interesting new series of programs tional hookups the birthday prQAram LOC:'\!, author, traveler and historian, which will feature the first micrOI)hone speaking on present-day life in terms of appearance of lhe DIOi\;...JE QUINTUP­ the past. The broadcasts will he heard ISADOR PHILIPP, French pianist and over an NBC-WJZ network. LETS. In addition to the wonder bahies ovcr an NBC-\VJZ network Sundays at composer. returns to the a!r for a series thcm~c1ves, li!ltcnt:rs will hear Doctor 8:4\ p. m. EDT (7:4; lSI) and Thurs­ of four weekly programs, to be heard The concluding pr{)f;ram '" the series of days at 8:30 p. m. EUT (7:30 EST). Sundays at 10:30 p. m. I::D,' (9:30 EST) discussions about the Memonal Day Auto- (Conlinued on Page J)) Music In• the Air RTURO TOSCANINI, according opera in a muddle. It is most likely, how­ 'J. to late news di..patches, is to di- ever, that the management of the opera • rect the Briti h Broadcasting By Carleton Smith will be put inlo the hands of HJWAHD ~~r .. ~ Corporation's symphony orches­ ZIEGLER and [DWAI1D JOIl 'SON, ~ tra in a concert from Queen's his a~~iate managers, at lea~t for the Iiall, London, on Monday, June J.., his A r-EW weeks ago MARGARET conductor was expected to have charge of present. • will hc part of the celebration in connec­ srr: \1\:5, ~oprano, was heard for the first some of the coming New York Philhar­ The late Mr. Witherspoon had been tion \~ith the King's Jubilee. and will be time as a featured soloist on that tire monic-Symphony broadcasts. I t now ap­ holding auditions for weeks and was about rchruad~'ht in this countr)' over 'BC at progr.:lm. Heretofore she has sung ducts pears that the ~a~n will be almost evenly to leave for Europe to scout around for ; p. m. EDT f4 ES I. 4 CUT; 3 CST; with RICIIARD CROOKS GLADYS divided between OTTO KLE.\I PERER, new voices. It is understood that only a 2 .\tST; I PST). :"otbing like such good S\\·.\RTIIOUT and l\ELSON EDDY who is still an exile from Germany, and few contracts ha\"C been signed. The new news has come this "'ay for :-.ome \\eeks. during the Spring and ARTURO TOSCANI I, managers will do well if they unco\'er a The British Broadca..ting Olmpany's Winter broadcasts of the with HA~S LA 'GE and few artists of the caliber and box-office symphony orchestra is an excellent organ­ same sponsor. others filling in the gaps. pull of KIRS II'N I'LAGSTAD, who add­ ii'ation-lhough, at least when I last heard Now she has been pro­ Mr. Furtwansler's visit ed all extra IOO,OUO to the cash rcceipts of it-not comparable to the i'\ew York Phil­ molet! to a program of to America might be ac­ Mr. Galli's final season. What they find, hilrmonic-S~mphony which Mr. Toscanini her own, and she will al­ complished if his dates we shall hear. Certain it is that the pre­ directs for us III this country. It is to be ternate with Crooks and could be made to coin­ vious ~ponsor will not be behind the opera hoped that tram-oceanic conditions wilJ l\liss Swarthout on the cide with that period broadcasts next season. be favorable for a good rebroadcast, and Monday evening broad­ when LEOPOLD ST0­ we welcome the opportunity to hear Mr. e"ts (NBC at 8:30 p. m. KOWSKI will be away A YOUNG American tenor, KURT Toscanini and tile BBC orchestra. FIJI; 7:30 EST; 7:30 from Philadelphia. BROWNELL, sprang into the spotlight CDT; 6:311 CST: 5:30 recently when he sang the role of IValter A I.AHGE portion of the radio audience MST; 4:30 PST). Vaude­ FORTY thousand dol­ in Die Meistersinger at the Metropolitan mi"es MOIIIER SClIl.,I\ \''I-IIEINK. \'ilJe and mu"ical come­ lars is the rc"Crve fund Opera during the Damrosch Jubilee, sub­ and looks fot\\:anf to her return to the dy were stepping stones left in the coffers of the stituting for RICI-JARD CROOKS who radio in ttJe Fall. The charm of her great to the radiO for Miss l\\etropolitan Association was ill. spirit is inescapable. She continues to in­ Speaks. who has also ap­ as an operating fund for The youthful artist is to be heard on fuse us with renewed life and higher hopes. peared in concert with the new management. Saturday mornings over NBC. at 10:15 long after she has left us. her uncle, the noted com­ The legendary G.\TTI­ a. m. EDT (9:1; EST; 9:1; CDT; 8:1\ Mislress of the art of living and of the poser, Olcy Speaks. CASAZZA has relired to CST; 7:15 MST; 6:15 PST). lie began art of teaching us '" hat \\e all should know his native Italy with the his career as a soloist in the choir at St. about life Ernestine Schumann-Heink is TilE RETURN of brass nameplates from Peters Church in Chicago. A fellowship surely the greatest artist of our time! WI I. II ELM FURT­ his office and his box, to at the Juilliard School brought him to Countless thousands will follow her on her WANGLI,R to Germany spend his old age with his l'cw York, and after five years he went trip across the West and will tune in when and to participation in memories. abroad to continue his study in Paris. she hroadcasts during Ihe Memorial Day the Nazi musical life, les­ Margaret Speaks, niece of The sudden death of Brownwell san~ with the New York OI)Cra exerci"cCi from Los Angeles Stadium, and sens the possibility of his the distinguished Oley IIERBERT WITHER­ Comi~ue and In lisht operas throughout a~ain when she opens the San Diego Ex­ presence in this country Speaks. who has fraduated SPOON, his successor, the Middle West pnor to his Metropolitan position singing The Star Spangled Banner. next season. The great to a program al her own leaves the affairs of the engagement. 6A 11 Programs for Sunday, May 26 Edition 1 9:45 a.m. EDT 8:45 EST WEEI Dan~ng Sh;l,I(I\.., \VB/-H'Hlio Journal NBC-Alden Edkin~, baritone: Star Indicates High Spot Selections \\ S \- U~OId Sones of Ihl' Chllrch \\(;U-Thr'WI"t"rn Sin!t('n Log of Stations WEAF WEEi WBlN WTIC * 3,45 p.m. EDT 2,45 EST WOH-AII Strinll O. chl'~tra WCSH 1I.'Pll)' ;lnd Blest 'lendt) ohn ~BC-Sonda)' F"rum: ":\I,'n WI.HZ-S}llIphonic lIour 6:15 p.m. EDT 5:15 EST North Atlantic Home on the Ihnge Gl.iun WOR-ConCl'rt Orche tra Y.'-Wollt't Smith, Ylice of Ih·ce..ional De Ko"en \\-'ho Com.. Bad.. ·· Dr. R. W~\R-ltalL.,,, Me',~lie$ To the Sun Clliou J~hovah Lord of HeaHn and W. Sockm~n; J\",le Quarlrl, di· torn"t \\ r \.' wone WSAC c Polle Moon 1. 10:00 a.m. EDT 9:00 EST Cuncerto Gro~~.) 01" 3 ~o. 5 WI.nz-lllllhllh Girl WAAB 1-410 500 Boston C W(,f'p Alonl' Clrele..s Hea\ ellly Sttps 6,30 p.m. liDT 5,30 EST WABC 860 50,000 N. v. C. C NBC-Southerniire'; male quar­ WOrlh I Ihe lamb H~ndel QUe1lioli and An~"'ers FUl'lcp"ro WBEN 900 1,000 Buffitlo .. tet; Homer Smith and L(I",'eU NBC- 'amllvu Serenade; Cenia 1 Lo,·e Life A"e \1ari. Del BI;lUIO ;\HC-{·OI.t.I.• "ul \'arielin; JJc~ues WBZ 990 50,000 Boston N Ileters, tenor~; Jay Toney. Fllnariova, ~opran(J; Orch.: \'.1\.-.o.(alhollc TrutL Ptrioo; CB!'--SI. Uouj", Parade. W.\DC D'Avre)', tt'lwr; Cor­ WCSH 9-40 2,500 Portland N baritone, and William Edmon­ WJZ \\'SYR WHAM WEAN WI C WOKO WDRC WK( \\GR dub.. 5i,lrr Trio,; Ln K. rina. WORe 1330 1,000 Hutfd C son, ba.~~. and dirC'ctor: Le,·ee \\ HZ-WUther Rorc-au Echoes fn,m hal)' WHA)1 \HBL WfEA W.\AC wonc j'P(.lnU i Giust'ppe IIi Bellt'· WEAF 660 50,000 N. V. C. N WE\S WI.8Z d.ll,,_ tenor and Orch.. dar c Band: WJZ WOZ WII\:\I \\OKo-!'J.Rdf>rmeo.l Chureh "'OKO ~t.dani: WEAN 780 500 Prov'n C CB5-D.Church of Ihl!' Air; Dr. WOR-Sprlnl:time Filllci~; Orch. \\ "AU--Italian '''r"naden .\1J,f -111. ~1~l1hat1llln Gu.,r';,. II,' of Hum WE.\F WEEI 590 1.000 Boston N L. W_ Boe: WABC WAAB .IIud loi~1 WDUC-Alfrw Kettledon, t~Dor; Mn; WEAF WU I \\J.\R \\ I \(i we ... " \\'1.\\ WFBlt 1360 2,500 Syracuse C WORC WEA.... WOKO WFHL AI While, piani~1 WCSH WBE:" WTIC WGY * CBS-"Smilin' Ed" McConnell: 11:45 a.m, EDT 10:45 EST \\ABC wOllr WJSV \\SAC WFEAt 1-430 1,()OO M.tnch'r C WICC WLBZ WDnC WFL \ WGR-Th~ Whlt~ Chapel SiOltl"n WTAG KIl("--(;reen Moutain Ofl) ,Ceo. \\JA:-. \\ K8W WCAll WGR 550 1,000 Buffalo e NBC-.o..S a b bat h Rt\'C'ries: \\ (IU-old Son~J of the Churel\ \\'AA~frank ~lcGlTtuni(y Matinee"; Man: WADC WSAC WORC WI I 1-\lu iul Turn' W.... AC \VEA~ 'HL-Dream Drama; Arth'lr AI Guc-~t Arti~lS; Johnny John­ WFBL WKBW WOKO \H,;n 1I.lIlakna Ha\\aiians WSYR 570 250 Syra.'se N W(lH-Siln>r Strains If'n &. Parhr J.·ellllcllv: NBC-S a II y nf the Talkies: "EAI WGr-llt,r-,' Sen~r I'lul, ~(lIJhy; WTAG 580 500 Worc'er N W~YR-Uncle Frank IIcilds Fun· Oil'S Orch.: WJZ WSYR WBZ WC'SH Wey WTJC \\ EEl WTIC 10040 50.000 Hutf'd N WBAL W'IAL KUKA \\'JR WE.\F Wf':-H WTIC WTAG .\htlr~\\ Keilty nies WEEI WBEX WGY WBI·::OW WTAG WJAR 1 Network Progritms Only WOR-Siher StTdil'l~ WAAR-TI,f' I·reilid,er KabtuQ WI( C.----ehilpel l:::eh04"'; Herbert ,MB&-Thl' I.amplil.:hter: ))r. 5:00 p.m. EDT 4:00 EST A"derson t-Night Programs Only WBEN-Nr"" NUe ·Ro"'..'" ;lnd ()rum.; ··Party 10:15 a.m. EDT 9:15 EST WEAN-The Ea'!}' Chair Jaroh TOIrl:r, \It companies and RADiO GUIDE C8S--~alt Lake City Choir & arri~t. \\(;Y WBE:'\ \\'.' waz WSYR WIIAM anist: WJZ w..;Yn narrator, wilh 86 from Y.• -.~The to~mopolitans: could make them at the time Or'(;ln; WEAZ'J Wr.;i\C Kal'l~a'" of going to press. However, Y, N.-.o.Jud1!e J. P, RUlherford: Sonatine, MOllrr" Ravel tnl' Cit, PIlilh3rrnonic WNAC WOltC Orl"ilc"lra ~ WEAF WTIC WTAG emtrgencies that arise at the WICC WORC WI.IlZ 12:30 p.m. ED 11:30 a.m. ES Did You Know That WTIC-Italian Pr~urn CBS-Crumit and Sanderson. \\ KIlW -!\Cnurehill Tabf'rnacl, W~AC-Three OI(lne~; TIlree Je~ter.: Jack 8:30 a.m. EDT 7:30 EST WFRl W:"AC WORC Quarter Timp 2:45 p.m. EDT 1 :45 EST \\ LW-Sh"",d"",n Re,·ifw CBS-L)rie Serellade: WABC NBC-Z'Jews: Walberg Brown WOR-50"!lr Cauf.. son!;! Y.N -Ke"'·s: WEAN W~AC 5nilkrct.s Orch.; Brad!t\' 8ar· WOH-Tvtl"y·., B.. ~ebaJl Game, WEA~ NBC-William Metder, organist: Strin'!'" Quart{'t: WJl WBl WOnC-!'unda)· Serenade WICC WORC \\ UHf' WI-IlZ hr, nll"lt: WABC SIan Lomax WJZ WHAM WSYR WTAG-Uncle Hay Read, tbe 3:00 p.m. EDT 2:00 EST WOKO WICC WGR WORC W(;\"--('ilrm('lo Ca.,cio. pianist WBZ-Radio Journal Allcgro Up. 18 ~o. 2 Comin NBC-Levito\\ En'I'mhl,,; GUC'H: WAAH wonc WFBt \\' 11("-8('"u1\' That Elllillre~ • WSYR-l\Go to Churcb 8eelhoven WTIC-Hi~lC)rical Hil!hli~hh WEAF WEEI WCSII WBE~ * NBC-S. C. JOHNSON & SON 7:15 p.m. ·EDT 6:15 EST 8,45 a.m. EDT 7,45 EST Quartet G Major Up. 77 12:45 p.m. ED 11 :45 a.m. ES WGY WTIC \\ TAG Presents "The Hooo;e by the \\ Gr - :\l111ers Quartel (US-Th" If a d i Q Spotlight: No. 1 lIaydn CBS-To be announcNl: \\'ABC * CBS-Symphony Hour; How­ Side of the Hoad": TOllY WOIl-:\'rw World QU;lrt('1 \VABC WBF.N-.o.Trinity Church WOKO WAAB WFBL WLBZ ard Barlo\\, com!urtur: W\Hr Wons. philosopher; Gina WTIC ---EVl'll"Ottl' Vanna &. Emery Darcy, Y. N.-New!;: W:VAC WLBZ WCSH-.o.Conl!. Church WGR WICC WORC \\'EA~ WOKO 7:30 p.m. EDT 6:30 EST WEAN WICC WORC WDRC WEAN-l\Morning Serviee \\'C<,;II-N",ignoors' Exchange wonc \\TBl WFEA W~AC $oloists; Ronnie & Van: U1der· NBC-Joe Penner; OUle Nel· ico Marcelli's Orch,: (;ul',h: * WaZ-WiIliaru Meeder, organist WEEI-.o.Old South Church WORC-Polish PTo~am O\'erture "L" Itoi 0''1'5'' son', Orch.; Harritt Hilliard. (NBC) WICC-.o.Calvin Church 5<'rvices I.ale WEAF WTAG WEEI WGY voclllisL: WJZ \vBZ WHAM WEAN-The Easy Chair WC~H WTIf: WilE'.; WORo-Father Knickerbocke.r'. WOrt-Am~riran C(lmllO~er~' Se· WICC-Drama and ~Iusie nUStic Weddin~ S}'mphony WSYR WlW Comic Strip rie~; Eddy Bro\\'/I, viulinist WNAC-J\II'.,~af(e of the Moose Goldmark NIlC-uola Turntr. soprano: ~H(- Fir('taker: WJl CBS-National .Amateur' Ni~ht: 8:00 p.m. EDT 7:00 EST Mah (urle} ,lIeaded Baby Marche Relic:ituse Guilmant KOC-Worll~ and !\Io.,ic: Maude WBZ WHA~I RdY Perkins; Arnold John$On's * CBS-"Rhythm at Eight": CIlIt~am In Moonli~ht Kind~r lIlulh-r, ~uprano: EdIN. Davie", Call to Worship I}rch.: WA8C W,\;\B \\DHC Elhel J\h'nnall, vuuh.,t awl Maria \li3 Motzan Funeral March on O('ath (If a haritone: WEAF WTlC WT.\G Lord I lIear of ~hol'ters of WOKO WFBL WK8W AI Gu"tlman'", Orch.; WA8C Ble~OI Be the Tide That Binds Hero Beetho'·en WBEN" WCSH WEEI WGY Ble,..in!$ XBC-e a n a qi a 1I Grenadier \\ UHC WOKO WSAC \\TBL WAAB- lelooy Lane Go Ye Messen(ers of Glory CB5-He, She & They; Mary Pray"r illld Re~ponse Guard,. Band: WJZ WSYR WEA:'\ WGR WIII:C WGy-.o.Schenectady Feel. of Oa)ne5 Ea~tman, sflprano: Evan Ev­ Benediction WlW WHA~I ~BC-Leo ~pitalny's Concert Churches He That Shall Endure to the ans, baritone: Orch.: WABC 5I\ftl)' r.;O\\ the Li~ht of Day Y. N -N"M: WLBZ WEAN Orch.; nuLy Mercer, sopuno: WKBW-D.MorDing Prayu End Mendclssohll WhBW WLBl WA.O\B-Meiody Lane WICC WORC WNAC WJZ WBZ WSYR WHAM 12 1 Com i ng Events

(Continued from Page /I) The CBS-WABC network, at 3:55 p. m. A new vocal program heard Thursdays bow Room, an NBC-WJZ network will Allan Dafoe, their physician; judge j. A, EDT (2:55 EST) will bring to listeners at 3:3ll p. m. EDT (2:30 EST) over the feature a special broadcast at 11:38 p. m. Valin, Fred Routley, guardians for the the ceremonies attending the preview of CBS-WABC network will feature CON­ EDT (10:38 EST). quints and Nurses De Kiriline and Le the CALIFORNIA-PACIFIC INTERNA­ NIE GATES and JIMMIE BRIERLY. SATURDAY, JUNE 1 Roux. The half-houf p-rogram will be TIONAL EXPOSITION at San Diego. A new weekly series, featuring KURT heard at 6 p. m. EDT (5 EST). TilE SUBURBAN, feature holiday race BROWNELL, Metrorolitan Opera tenor, at New York's Belmont race track. will be will have its inaugura in a broadcast over ORGETS OF THE AIR, a new chil­ On the UNITED STATES AND described over the CBS-WADC network an NBC-WJZ network at 10:15 a. m. EDT dren's program featuring the Orgel Fairies' WORLD AFFAIRS series at 9:45 p. m. at 4:15 p. m. EDT (3:15 EST). (9: 15 EST), and will be heard each Satur­ eXlJeriences with children and animals. will EDT (8:45 EST) over an NBC-WjZ net­ day at the same hour. have its debut over an NBC-WEAF net· work, ARTHUR KROCK, New York Times correspondent and Pulitzer Prize KATE SMITH and her Swanee Music, work at 6 p. m. EDT (5 EST). a new weekly program series over the The COACHING CLUB broadcast from winner. will discuss The Future of \Vorld Belmont race track will heard over the Trade. CBS-\VA BC network. makes its debut at be GALE PAGE, contralto, joins the FI B­ 8 p. m. EDT (7 EST). CBS-WABC network at 4 p. m. EDT (3 BER McGEE and MOLLY program as EST). regular soloist. The broadcast is heard The HITS AND BITS REVUE, star­ SUNSET DREAMS, new musical pro­ over an NBC-\VJZ network at 10 p. m. ring Madge Marley. The King's Guard gram combining two popular singing trios. A new weekly Saturday mght program. EDT (9 EST). Quartet, a novelty orchestra and Charlie the Morin Sisters and the Ranch l3oys. to be known as FREDDI E RICH EN­ WEDNESDAY, MAY 29 Leland. master of ceremonies, changes its now is heard every Thursday at 8:4, p, m. TERTAINS, will maUe its debut over the JACQUES ABRAM, nineteen-year-old schedule on this date. It will be heard EDT (7 :45 EST) over an NBC-WjZ net­ CBS-WABC network at 9:3ll p. m. EDT pianist of Iiouston. Texas, will make his over an NI3G-WJZ network at lO p. 01. work. (g:3ll EST). radio debut at II a. m. EDT (10 EST) EDT (9 EST). It formerly was heard on over an NBC-\VEAF network. Tuesdays. In a new series. to be known as AM ER­ ICA'S TOWN MEETING, all of the po­ TilE INITIAL SAILING of the French litical parties will be represented by their liner Normandie will be sent over the GEORGE BURNS AND GRACIE AL­ LEN. with Percle Grofe's orchestra, inau­ best-known protagonists. RAYMOND airwaves at 12:4; p. m. EDT (11:45 a. m. ~urate MOLEY will discuss the New Deal, NOR­ l,ST) over a CBS-WABC network by way their new !K:hedule on this date. rhey will be heard at 10 p. m. EDT (9 MAN THOMAS, Socialism, and A. J.. of a transatlantic !>hort-wave broadcast. M USTE. Communism. The program WIll Each night during the vessel's progress EST) over the CBS-WABC network. This replaces the JACK PEARL series. emanate weekly from Town Hall in New across the ocean a program will be heard York, and will be broadcast over an NBC­ directly from shipboard. The ceremonies THURSDAY, MAY 30 Wjl network at 10 p. m. EDT (9 EST). as the liner docks in New York also will be broadcast. CLEVELAND ENTERTAINS, popu­ lar Ohio program, changes its time sche­ FRIDAY, MAY 31 dule-to be heard from now on every To mark the debut of RAY NOBLE Thursday at 3 p. 111. EDT (2 EST) over and his orchestra, replacing JOLLY CO­ The Truth the CBS-WABC network. BURN, at the Rockefeller Center Rain- Sunday-Continued About Radio WANTED * NBC-Major Bowes' Amateur Y.N.-News: WAAB * WLW-KEN-RAD CORPORA· (Continued from Pag~ /0) Hour: WEAF WTIC WTAG WLW-Unbroken Melodie' tion Presents "Unsolved Mys· ORIGINAL POEMS • SONGS WGY WHEN WJAlt WCSH teries" So. you sec. there was broadcasting of a WEEI-The Jenney Concert 10:00 p.m. EDT 9:00 EST WOH-Current Events jer~ For Immediate Consideration kind in Chicago in 1913. and in New WICe-South Sea ~renaders NBC-The Gibson Family; orig- starrin~ 11:15 p.m, EDT 10:15 EST M.M.M. Musio Publishers. Dept. R. G. sey in 1911; but they were not the earliest! WL8l...... Qld Tilller, inal musical comedy NRC--Jl1'ue Crawford. organist: The man who 5tarted the system in New WOR-Dor:;ey Brolher,' Orch. Lois Dennett, Conrad Thibault, WEAF WTAG WGY WTIC Studio Building, Portland, Oreron jer ey got the idea when he was visiting WORC-Rhythm nand Jack and Loretta Clemens; WEEI WCSH WTAC WBEN IlullRary \vhere, in the city of Budapest. a 8:t5 p.m. EDT 7:t5 EST Don Voorhees' Orch.: WEAF CDS-Vivian Della Chiesa: ~}'stcm WICC-Vio1:l Frp=. songs \V11C WEEI WJAR WTAG wired had heen otlCrating ever WLW Way WBEN WeSH WNAC WORC WFEA WL8Z since 1894. scn'ing as many a~ fifteen thou­ WORC-Ro)'al Hoboes WORG 8:30 p.m. EDT 7 :30 EST * CBS-Wayne King's Orch.: NBC-Pr~m, in Connection with Sind subscribers. including the Emperor WABC WDRC WOKO CBS-Hudliners; Will Rogers; WAAB 5OO·Mde Int'l R:lce at Ind. Diabetics hanz jO:ief; and e\'en in those days the * WFBL WKBW Hallie Stiles. sol'r;lllo; Frank Y. N.---Amateur Night: WEAN Sp",l"dway; Graham McNamee. Su.ttl. Xu J"ind. Complete IlelW i.D ....r. Hungarians slipped in some commercial Tour's Orchestra and Othe~: Billy Cumminlits, Tommy Mil­ cue with .impl. lIatar..1 method after spee-­ announcements at 2.50 a minute; pretty WNAC u.lbb CaUed.. lfo lleedle-DO .tun.tiOIl. WABC WOKO Wl"AC WFEA ton & Charles Lyons: WJZ Write tod..,. tor lnteratinc" facts. If. H. cheap for a guaranteed circulation of WGR-News Brevities WBl WSYR wonc WEAN WrBL WLBZ \VICC-Sunday Evenin~ Forum Boie., t61 Bl¥'1ew Bld.r•• Seattle. Wuia. WEAN---Local Ne," 15,r.-1O. And now, in 1935, plans are being WICC WORC WGR WLHZ-George Powell's Colle· made once more in our own country for WAAIJ--Beetho,'en Memorial gians WIIAM-County Ml"tIical Prouam wired hroadca ... ting sy:o.tcms--not so new, l)ro~ram WOR---Gorodinsky's Russian Re- WICC-B...",batl Scores; News after all; though I understand they may WOR-The B3nd Box Revue V". WOR-Moollbt'-am, Kirls trio u e nice modern receivinR scts inste~ of 8 :45 p.m. EDT 7:45 EST WORC-Whispering Girl Baritone 11 :30 p.m, EDT 10:30 EST NBC-Hendrik Will("rn Van Loon, N8C-:"lcws: Eddy Ouchin's ..imply loudspeakers or headphones. speokl"r: WJZ WBl W:)YR 10:15 p.m. EDT 9:15 EST At one time in my career I was an an­ Orch,: WEAF WEEI WJAR WIIAM NUC-Brodsky &. Triggs. piano WTle WTAG WGY WCSH nouncer. I may not have been hired to 9:00 p.rn. EDT 8:00 EST duo; "True Ghost Slories," lold CBS-Art Jam'lt's Orch.: WABC announce; but 'around a radio station a * CBS-Sunday Evening Hour; by Louis K. Anspacher: WJZ WOKO WFBL WEAN WGR man has to be ready to do anythin,:; in a Richard Ilonelli, hariluue. l;uest WBl WHAM WSYR WORC W1.8l WFEA WHAC pinch, I've e\'cn played plano to accom­ star: WABC WFL\ WEAN WGIl-Ship of On-ams wlce WORe pany an entire program of solo sin~ing WNAC WrBL WORC WOKO \VORe-Mohawk Traile~ NOC-Stan ~Iyl'rs' Orch.: WJl WICC WLDZ WGH WORC 10:30 p.m. EDT 9:30 EST WHAM WSYR waz (. rote for Musician Chief jimmy Petrillo: NBC-Manhattan Mer r y • G o· This was many years ago. and it didn't CB5-Fray & Braggiotti. piano WIJEN-G~pd Crusaders Round; featuring famou, acts team: WABC WFBL WAAB WI.W---I)ance Orche~tra; News happen in Chicago!). of the American thuter; Pierre wone WFEA WLBl WOKO I.e Kreeun, tenor; Men About 11:45 p.m. EDT 10:45 EST Some of the earliest microphones were WKBW WICC Wl.W-l'hil Harris' Orchestra not so sensitive. They sccmed more like Town. trio; Raquel de Carlay, NBC-Isadore Phillip". concert blues ~inge.r ; Jerome Mann, im· WNAC-Adrian O'Brien, tenor mc~aphol1c", Pioneer announcers spoke so pianist: WJZ WHAM WHZ WOR-Voice of Gold personator; Andy Sannella's WSYR loud that lhey oflen were called '\tcnlors." Orch.: WEAF WGY WTIC 12:00 Mid. ED 11:00 p.m. ES after till' herald in Ilomcr's Iliad, who had WORC-R e a I Old-Fashiolltd NBC-Chas. Slenro.,s· Orchestra: WeSH WJAR WTAG Am3leur Nights such a IOlld voice. As I was lelling just WEAF WCY WJAlt * NBC-Silken Strings; Charlie WJAR-lblLny Week's Orch, now, they would get exhausted after fif­ Previn's Orch,; Countus Olga COs--Joe HaVIlICli' Orchestra: WOR-Estelle Liebling's Operatic WADC WFBL tCCII minutes at the mike, and have to Albani: WJZ WHZ WHAM Miniatures lake long rests, It's very difTcrent now. WSYR WLW NBC-DOli IrwilL's Orclll~str3: The radio equipment of today takes good WAIr. B---Oper3 Orchestra 10 :45 p.m. EDT 9:45 EST WJZ WHZ WHAM WSYR WI3EN-"Nine O'Clock Show" C. N.-Rev. Father Chas. E. care of the volume of sound. All we have CBS-eon~ressional 0 1> i 11 i 0 II : * WEEI-Vari("ty Program Coughlin: WOIt WNAC WEAN 10 clo is speak naturally. WADC WFEA WLBl WFDL WOR---The Pickard Familv WOKO WAAB WORC WKBW WIlItC WICC WOKO WLUZ Some of the most successful European 9:30 p.m. EDT 8:30 EST wlce WI'EA WLW WCR WFBL announcers are gentle-voiced women. Ma­ Mu~ical ]2:15 ED 11:15 ES BE AlWHo EXPER1 NnC-American Revue; WGlt---The Black Robe a.m. p.m. dame Hoffmanova. who broadcasts from Frank Munn, tenor; Vivienne WSYH-The Midnite Hour the Bratislava station in Czechoslovakia, Se,i:al, soprano; Berlrand 11 ,00 p.m, EDT 10:00 EST 12:30 a.m. ED U :30 p.m. ES leamafHome-Hakefood None, won a husband by just speakmg naturally. Hirsch. violinist; Gus Haen­ NBC---George Duffy'.. Orcheslra: NBC---Jinunie Garrilitan's Orch.: Iohil the t'OOpOn. .'Ifl,. men I trlln~ at hom. 1.0 Ipare schen', Orch.: WEAr WlEI WEAF WCY WTIC WCSH WEAF WJAR WGY ~r;' ~ak~4~n $::lroUt~r:. ·~O tte~~c~'~ 1~ He never had seen her, but he liked her WBL!'Il voice. He \vrote and told her so, they WeSH WGY WTAG WJAR CBS-Freddie Bl"FJm'5 Orchestra: t WDEN CBS-News; ,Vivian Della Chiesa, WADC WOKO Wlce WFBL m• ::~r::;: .r~~~r~~·U::: e~f~~~~tg~,:: met. they married. * N Be-Walter Winchell, 1I0S· soprano; Concert Orcheslra: WEAN ~~I.op~. :OU;Ut::'ll~I.D~'1~r f~'lf~p-::, It=: Of course. that doesn't always work. sio: WJZ WBZ WHAM WSYIt WADe WOKO WFBL WGR NBC---Benny Kvle's Orchestra: I've had lots of ladies write nice letters WLW NBe-Kin~s Guard; News: WJZ WBZ WHAM WLW r------· about my voice. but none o{ them ever WOlt---Musical Revue WJl WSYR WNAC-Ill"veril''i I fia:i~~II1~ioP~~:::e, D.:r~~~, D. D. I married me-not even one ... And maybe \\'TIC---Merry Madcaps Y. N.-News: WLBZ WEAN WOU-Frank Haynes' Orchestra Send Ill. your free boolr. '"K'Itb R.ewaro. tn R.dlo.·· I I.. ThlJ don not obll,.t. all. (l'tlWO orl.Dt plll.nI)'.) I thb'U be a good place for me to quit. 9:45 p.m. EDT 8:45 EST WICC WNAC wonc WORC 1:00 ".m. ED 12:00 Mid. ES NBC-Adventures of Sherlock WaZ---Weather; Temperature WI.W-Continental Varietie! I N.IIU 4., I Holme~. dramatic !\kt'tch with WEEI---Jack Ingersolrs Sports 1:15 a.m. EDT 12:15 EST !\fr. McQueen's feature. Nothing Loui, Hector. Leic;h Lovel &I WIIAM-Dawball Scores: News WLW-Hura("t' Ileidt's Orchestra I Add"" •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• I Cut the Truth. will return to the WJAU-News Joseph 8ell: WJZ WHAM 1 :30 a.m. EDT 12:30 EST IL-CU, .•.•.•••.••••••••••••••• 8101...... -..JI air sometime about July 1. WBZ WSYR WKBW-Back Home Hour WLW-Dance Orcbestra 1 13 , Programs for Monday, May 27 6:30 a.m. EDT 5:30 EST NBC-JUlhard Leibert, organist: 2:45 p.m. EDT 1:45 EST WI.DZ-ShoJllwrs "aril'ty WLW-T(lp o' the ~Iornjng WEAF WTAG WGY Star Indicates High Spot Selections CB5-Happy Hollow: WAUC \\ OKo-Pollular Concert WNAC-Sunri~e Special WAAB-The Shopper'S Special * WOKO W.... AC WrEA \HBL WOR-Home Town Bovs WEA~ 6:45 a.m. EDT 5 :45 EST WBEN-New5; Hollywood 1m· 11:00 a.m. EDT 10:00 EST WnZ-At::ricultural Markets WICC WORC WGR 5:30 p.m. EDT 4:30 EST WOR-Mu~ical Gym Dock pressions NBC-Mornin~ Parade: \\lEAF \\,(SH-News; Weather WORC WLDZ l\BC-Alice in OrcheSlraha: 7:00 a.m. EDT 6:00 EST WCSH-Notes in Rhyme \VTIC WCSH WBEN WTAG WEEI-A Bit of ThiS and That \V4AB-· Xe"'~ \\ EAI-" WDE~ WTIC \YCSH WEEI-Clothes Institute J,!u ... j('a! Clock: WEA:i WGa WGY WKBW-Sou\'enirs of Song WCSII-\lill·day Varieties WTAG WICe WBZ WGR-Wheel of Fortune CBs.----"Famous Babies, dialoe:ue \\'NAC-ShoPPf r's Ext:hallge WGY-Book News CBSo-Jack Armstron~: WABC WBEN-!'olclody Minute Man WJAR-Grace Hall and talk: WABe WFEA WTAG-Noon·day Revue WSYR-Music Guild (XBC) WOKO WORe \\ EA~ WEEI-Train Catcher \\'OR-Rhythm Encores WEA~ WORC WtBL WKB\V 3:00 p.m. EDT Z:OO EST Z\Bt -~1II1(1IIV: Lad}' \\JZ WBZ WTIC-Women's Radio Bataar 1:00 p.m. EDT 12:00 m EST WNAC-The Canary Oloir WOKO WNAC NBC-Milrkl't & Weather He- NBC-Home Sweet Home: Wl::AF WHAM WSYIl \\ TIC-.D.Morning Watdl 9:15 a.m. EDT 8:15 EST NBC-TIle Honeymooncrs: WJZ porb;: WEAF WGY \\CSII WTI( \\'TAG Y.N.-Melody Mart: WLBZ 7:J5 a.m EDT 6:15 EST NBC-Richard Leibert, orgamst: WHAM WSYR NBC-Armand Girard, baritone: WEEI WBEN WSYR WAAB Popular Varieties WCSII WBEN WEEI Arlllstrol~ WNAC-Ne..... s Service WAAJ3.-Martha Lee's Cooking WJZ WSYR CBS--Cobina Wright: WADC WEEI-.lack 7:30 a.m. EDT 6 :30 EST WDEN-Wm. Meeder, organist School NBC-Two IIcarts in Song: WOKO \vCR WFOL WAAB \VCR-Elene McKenna. 50prano NBC-Ri~e and Shine, dance or­ (NBC) WBZ -Women's Club New) WTIC WGY Y. N.-Ua~eball; Boston Ht:!d SOX WGY-Wh:lt'~ New in the Berk- V~. shire~ dH!~tra: WEAF WCY -.o.Mid·morning Devotions WEEI-Frili'ndly Kitchen Y, N.-La Rosa Program: WAAB St. Louis: WDHC WEAN ? CBs-orgiln Reveille: WADe WOR-Antoinette Donnelly \VHT -Town Topics WEAN WICC \VIce WNAC WORC WLDZ \VICC-News NBC-Yoichi Jliraoka, Japanese WTAG-Shut·ln Society WLUZ-Philallclphia Midshipmen 'VBEN-F,lrm Service WBZ-M\I~ic Guild (NBt:) WKBW-Musical Interlude xylophonist; Sylvia Altman, ae· 9:30 a.m. EDT 8::ro EST \\'OR-NeU Vinkk. IlI':luty ulti. WCSH-LlSeventh Day Advent WIIAM-M\I~i(';11 Proll:ram WNAC-Morowsky and Bussian WKBW-Matinee Moods G)p!>ies (UllllJilllisl: WJZ NBC-To oc ;lIlnounced: WEAf WORC-Morninr: Melodies WDRC-M a dis 0 n Ensemble WAAD-Morning Melodies ~\ BEN WCSH WTAG 11:15 a.m. EDT 10:15 EST (CBS) WOH-Don D'arcy, baritone; \VUR-Adventure~ of Jack and WEAN-Gospcl of Good News Little Jack Little's Orch.: WGY CBS-"Mary Marlin," dramatic WHAM-ionic Tunes Orfhe:;tril frilz * WORC-MlI~ical WEEI-Hadiu Circle. Joe Mit- WOKO ~keteh: WABC WNAC WEAN WKBW-Science News 3:15 p.m. EDT 2:15 EST Memories chell Chapple WEEI-Jean Abbey. !hopping WKBW WDRC WFBL WLDZ-Noon.day Revue NBC-Vic and Sade: WE/\F 5:45 p.m. EDT 4:45 EST WICe-Ne..... s; Bulletins ~ervice NBC-Tony WOfU, philosophy: \VOR-The Love Doctor WEEI WCSH \\'TIC WTAG XBC-Advs. of Dick & Sam: WJAR-Carefree Capers WGR-Silver Linin~ Hour WJZ WSYR WBZ WHAM WORC-Matinee WGY WBEN WEAF WCSH WTAG WELl WI-W-TvJ:I o' the Mornin~ WNAC----(;range Ibn Jamboree WAA8-~hoPPlllg ,",llh D~rothv WTAG-News WHAM-Roch. School of the Air WGY WOR-Vincent Sorey'" Orch. WOH-Or_ Monta~ue. heallb Pean 1:15 p.m. EDT 12:15 EST 3:30 p.m. EDT 2:30 EST CBS--Oick Tracy, ~ketch: WABC 7:45 a.m. EDT 6:45 EST WTIC-Fashion Hints by 'lobe WEEI-Morning: Parade (NBC) tB5--Radio Gossip Club; Eddie NBC-MOl Perkins: WEAr \\GY WKBW WAAB WEAN WORe NBC-Jolly Bill & Jane: WJZ 9:45 a.m. EDT 8:45 EST WOKo-Laulthinl/: at the World & Fannie Cavanaugh: WNAC WHEN" WTAG WEEl ">Ill" \\fBL WOKO NBC-Pollock & LawDhurst, NBC-Piano Pals & Lang Sis- WOR-frank :md flo. son~j WGR WCSH WHA;\l ,"BC-Orphan Annie: WJZ WOZ \\'J1A~1 piano duo: WEAF ter~: WEAf \VTAG WCSII WOIlC-Popular lIarmonili'S Sun~ilm: NBC-Vaue:hn de Leath, con- WCSH-Medicine ProgTilm NBC-Virginia Lee & WTIC WEEI 11:30 a.m. EDT 10:30 EST WJZ WHAM WBZ WSYR IraUo: WJZ WBZ Y.N.-Yankee Singers, quartet: WEAN-Melody tchoes CBS-Madi~on Sin~ers: WABC NBC-Hour of :\lemories: U. S. CBS-AI€'xander Semmler, pian. WKBW-To be ililflounced WNAC WORC WLBZ WEEI-Good Morning: Pr,,m. WITA WICC WNAC WFBL Navy Band: WJZ WSYR WBZ WOR-Hadio Garden Club WBEN-Anson Weeks' Orch. WICC-Park City Melodeers ist: WABC WORC WOKO WLf3Z WKBW CBS-I.aml 0' Dreams: WABC NBC-The OI('ander~: \VEAF WSYH-.o.Bible's Fore:otten '1:111 \\I,H· Llltl!.' Urph;lll Anrll' WNAC-ShoPlling Around Town WBEN-Sally Work's Column WORC WKBW WNAC WLBZ WCSH WTAG WTIC WEEI 3:45 p.m. EDT 2:45 EST WICC-Rig Di~. the Story Man WTAG----(;ood r.lornin~ Mclodiu \\"()Il-AflvfI1IUIP~ WEAN-Advs. of Sally and Ann WOKO WFEA WDRC WBEN NBC-Murin Si ... ters: \\'.17. wez 01 'mlln\ '\I WTIC-Good Morning I~ WCY-Musical Program WEAN-Fpd. Wompn's Clubs WDRC-Carlotta Grimm, pianist WHAM WSYR .. 8:00 a.m. EDT 7:00 EST WOR-Leo Freudber~'s Orch. WI-JAM-Mrs, Thrifty Buyer NBC-TlJe Sizzlers: WEAF WGY WSYR-S)'racu~e University NBC-Morninct Devotions; Kath· WGY-Oorothy Drcslein. soprano 10:00 a.m. EDT 9:00 EST WOR-.o.The LunJ!lighter; Dr. WKBW-Music:ll Audion WCSII WBEN WEEI WTAG \VTIC-Col. Roscue Turner,s fly­ ryn Palmer, soprano; Joyce Jacob Tarshish WTIC ing Stories Allmand, contralto; John NBC-News: Johnny Marvin: WOKO-Markels; News WEAF 11:45 a.m. EDT 10:45 EST WOR-Lazy Bill Hug-gins WOH-Eddie Connors, han;oi~t; Jamison, tenor; John Wain· CB5-Sbtcrs of tilt:! Skillet, 4:00 p.m. EDT 3:00 EST man, baritone; Lowell Patton. CBS-News; Singing Chef: WABC­ 1:30 p.m. EDT 12:30 EST Night NBC-News; Sm;Jck Out: WJZ Ralph Dumke & Eddie Eilst: NBC-Rex Battle's Ensemble: NBC-Wurnan's Hadio Rpvicw: organist &; director: WJZ WAue WOKO WKBW W1CC WEAF WTIC WBZ \vBZ WEAF wnc WTAG WBEN CBS-News; Harmonies in Con· wnRC WFBL WNAC WEAN CnS-Jan Savitt's Orchestra: CBS-Vi~itin!.! America's Little (;:00 p.m. EDT 5:00 EST CBS-Rhythm Boys, vocal and tra~t: MB5-Lifc of Mary 50thern : NBC-Army BilIlU: WJZ WHAM in~trumental WKBW WICC WfEA WABC WOKO \VfBL WAAB lIollsf': WABC WOKO quartet: WABC WOR NBC-Detty & Bob: WJZ WDZ \I}{·-Williams-Wal~h·s Orch.: NBC-Phil Cook'~ Notebook: WORC WAAB WEAN WLBZ \VCR WBEl\-Little Jack Little WHAM-Bill Trent" Ranll:en NBC-Nal'l Farm & Home Hour: WGY WHAM WSYR WREN \\'EAF WL\V WLAf WCSH WTAG WLBZ-LeRoy V. Cleveland WTAG W("SH CB3-Buck RIw.('rs: WABC Y. N.-News: WOHC WEAN \\'CSH-News; Shopping Repor· \V.IZ WDZ WHA\I WSYR WORC-Popular Harmonie! Y. N.-N e w s: WORC WLB~ WMB-Hit" arlll Encores W!'i:B\V WAAB -"'OKO WFBL WICC WAAB WLBZ WDHe t" Y. N_-·New~: W~AC WOItC WORC-Gail Roberts and AI WEA~ W.... WDEV-GOSSIP PROGRAM WORC WICC AC WDHC * WEA~ White Afternoon WCSH-Ed..... ards and Walker WEEI-Stock Quotatiolls WI.BZ WICC WDRC Mu ...ir;11 Clock: WGY WGH--era7Y Rangers WBE~-Ne.... s; lIou!ehold Rev· WEEI-E. B. Rideout, metl'Orolo- WEEI-News; Ne .... s Week \\ EEl-Kitchen ....r the Au (lne.., gist WGR-Piano Twin5; Phil Henry 12:00 m ED 11:00 a.m. ES WGY-Farm Proe:ram WOR-uo Frellrfhen(!' Orl"h. ~BC-~la~{IUl'rade, WKBW-Mu~ical 4:15 p.m. EDT 3:15 EST WBZ-Radii> Journal WKBW-Wheel of Fortune WGY-News; Market Basket s k &t C h: Interlude ~BC-Gal. Page. ~onl!!>; \"HA\1 WCSH-AdH of I:IlId,ly & Sonny WOK~:\II1~iCilI Scrap Book WHAM-Tower Clock WEAF WTlC WTAG WHEN WOR-Health Talk; Shining WNAC-Buddy Clark WCSH WLU Tun(l"'; (urr(lnt E'·(lnt<:: CBS-Chil""lI:o Yiltil't v H'lur \\ Ffol The Evcnir,g Taltler WOR-?tfark Hawley, current WGR-~lu~ical WABC WOKO WFBL Inlerlude: Mr. .'"(lnts WOKo-News; Market Reports CB5-L)'ric Serel1:u.le: WOKO 1:45 p.m. EDT 12:45 EST WOR-Pure food Hour WfBL CB5--Jan Sure 'liml Activitiu 8:15 a.m. EDT 7:15 EST wonc WOR-Ulltle Oon WTIC-New!'; Marc Williams WEAN wGn Whlo;C-~mething fOr Everyone WGY WTAG \\ EEl NBC-Don Hall Trio: WEAF WTAG-Uncle Ray ReadS' the 10:15 a.m. EDT 9:15 EST Y.N.-Nooll-t1!>afras, WTAG WCSH WTIe WBEN WEAF WTAG WCSH WEEI WORC WEAN WFBL WCR WEAN-The Shopper'$ Exchange WGR-Dance Orche!>tra comedy lealll: WEAF WEEI CnS-Marie. Lillie French ,",rm· W(;Y WTlC WEEI-Caroline Cabot's Shoppini WKBW-PIiI)·ing the Song Mar- WTIC WTAG WBEN WCSII cess: WABe WNAC * NBC-Radio Guild; "Dolly WJ.(EN-The Merry Mahn r.1ddi~on": WC~II-0own Melody L.ane Servire ket CB~The GumD,: WABC \I·GR Y.N.-Yankee Mixed Quartet: WJZ WHAM WS\'R W~AC or~an \\TII Il;l~rball Srore~: /IOpw5 WJCe-lJ.Morning Watch WNAC-Son~ Album: Melvin WORC WOKO WEAN WAAB WICC WEAN WORe WBEN-G/)rdon Johnson. \\ LHZ-Weather. Temperature Cro\\ell WFDI. WI.BZ i~t WCY-Jimmy Allen's Adv(lntures WOR-Nell Vinick, beauty talk WSYR-Women's Club WBZ-Viewing the News WORC-Four Southern Knights WRZ-lInhh Me~~al(es WHA:\I-Cla!>sic Cems WOnr-~tusical Time Table 10:30 a.m. EDT 9:30 EST WGY-lieraid Owen's Radi-Owens \v EEI-Readin~ Cirde WGR-St. Bonavt'llture Forum WICC-Memorv Son!.! Mao W~ YH-Mu!'icill Clock NBC-Brun & de Rose: WEAF WIIAM---Qld Man Sunshine WGR-Pinto Pete WOR-··'Seipl'l"e in Your Home." WJAn-poll Con"'f'rl \\ K IiW-.lack and Jill 8:30 7 WTIC WEEI WGY WBEN WICC-Felix Martin's Orchestra WGY-Lauren Bell, baritone Or_ Kurt Haeseler a.m. EDT :30 EST WLD/-Dance \1I0fl11~ NBC-Cheerio: WEAF WGY WCSH WKBW-Market Reports WKBW-Traffic Court 4:45 p.m. EDT 3:45 EST NBC-lIarve~t \C-Terry O'Toole WCSII WEEI WTIC WBEN CBS-Jack Fulton's Orchestra: WOR-Leo Freudber'l's Orchestra WOKC-Consumer Fach of !"one: WEAF W:..... WTAG WABC WDRC WEAN WOKO WOIlC---Qn Ihe 12:15 WOH-Or. Arthur Frilnk Payne. WTAG wrSH WTlC WEEI WOHC-Ba~pbal1 Swres; Modern CBS-Lyric Serenade: WABC WFBL WAAB WSYn-La.... rl'nce Tid,Bits "TIle PsychoJoe:ist Says" CBS--Orientale: WABC WGR ,"1dodies 12:30 p.m. ED 11:30 a.m. ES Z:15 p.m. EDT 1:15 EST WOKO WFBL WSYIl-Anny BOind (SeC) NBC-William Meeder. orjtani!>t: NBC-Today's Children: WJZ WTAG-Williams-Walsh·~ WBZ WSYR NBC-Merry Madcaps; Orch.: CBS-Romance of Helen TrenL W8~N-Ullcle Ben's Club Orch. WJZ (NBC) WAAB-Phanfom Fingers Y.N.-AIfairs of the Heminlf- WEAF WTIe WGY WABC WNAC WBZ-IIt'llry :\1. Mpald, bilritone \VBZ-Radio Journal ways: WNAC WORC wlce CB5-"Five Star JOlles." drllma. Y. N.-Health Talk: WICC WGY-Srock Rrporh 6:30 p.m. EDT 5:30 EST WHAM-With the Rambler * WNBX-GOSSIP CLUB tit: skelch: WAeC WNAC WAAB wonc WICC WOR-The Four Tempos CB5-Cor.cert Miniatures: WAAB WHEt-Morning Revue WGIl-Variety Proc:ram NBC-Melody Mixers; Orch.: WBEN·-OoJlan and Sense 5:00 p.m. EDT 4:00 EST WIHIC WICC-Shoppl'rs' Exchange WIIAl't1-J\lusical Program WJZ WSYR WCSII-Mid-dilY Vilrielies NBC-Kay FOSler, ~ong5: WEAF :'\ eC-Nl'w!>: Callacher & Shean, WLBZ-Thought'l for the Day WKBW-Camly Party WAAK-Farm and Garden Chat WORC~-Evelyn Steill & Mitch WDEN WTAG WTIC Jr,: WEAF WNAC-SolIl{s of Yesteryear WLBZ-Topics of the Day WDEN-News; ImJJromptu Lucas. songs CMs.-Patti Chapin. ~orll'::"': rHS-Mu~ic Box: WABC WOlf-Martha Manning, talk WTAG-Organ Melodies WBZ-R:lllio Journal WEAN-Lucy's Lee's Sunshine WABC \VGR WAAB WOKO NBC-News: Three X Sisters: WSVR-Mu~ical Clock 10:45 a. m. EDT 9:45 EST WCSH-Hi-noon HiKhlights WGH-Movie Broadcast \HDL WFLA WJZ WIIAM 8:45 a.m. EDT 7 :45 EST NBC-Joe White, tenor: WEAF WORC-The Ad·Liner WCY-Limey Bill, Frank Oliver WBZ-Viewinc; the News CBS-Jack Arm~trons:": WFDL NBC-Landt Trio & White: WJZ WTAG WGY WBEN WTIC WEAN-Around the Town WLBZ-Dr. Harry McNeil WCSII-Pop Conrcrt Y.N.-Moderr. Minute Men: wez CB5--Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage WEEI-Mock. &; Market Report' WOKo-Collcerl Prograln WELI-Th€' Mail Bag \\ lCC WORC WLBZ NBC-Summary of NBC Pro· Patch. drama: WABC WKBW WGR-Home Bureau WOR-Claire Vermont, wprano WCY-Mu~ical Proe:ram WBEN-Sports ReView crams: WEAF WfBL WHAM-Home Bureau Talk Z::ro p.m. EDT 1 :30 EST WOR-Currellt EHnts WBZ-Ne\\s: To be announced WAAB-Pollular Plea~antries; CBS-Poetic Strings: WORe WKR\V-Pinto P('le NBC-Music Guild: WJZ \\ TIC-Fhin£ Stories \\ CSH-News; Sporh Revi.ew or"!!er. 50ng~ WOR-Trrry and Ted J alk Owen!, tenor; The Men)' Radio in Education NBC-Melody Minrs: WHAM WOR-Women's Hour: Martha WORC-Arno Mc)-er's Royal W~YR-:\h:w~; Social Re~ister MaUi Don McNeill. m.c.: WJZ WOKo-Musical Scrap Book WDEN-Stock & Commodity R. Drane SercnadpfS WTAG-Ne.... s WBZ WSYR WHAM WSYR-Litle Jack Little ports WSYR-Victor Miller Stnn&; Trio WKU\.'t·-Mclody Palette W1JC-News; Baseball Scores 14 1 Monday-Continued The Cover 6:45 p.m. EDT 5:45 EST WOKQ--.-::\Iu"ical Int('rlude * NBC-Cuckoo Hour; Raymond NBC-Billy oDd Betty. sketch: WOR-!..('arn to Dance wilh Tom Knight j Girls' Trio; Male Quar­ WEAl-" P.lf"ons tet: \\Jl \\ DZ WSYR ACID "'BC-The Desert Kid: WEEI WTIC-Conn. 'Tercentenary CBS-Dance Orchestra' WLBl WTAG 8:00 p.m. EDT 7:00 EST Y. N.-=Ranny Wel'ks' Ort:h..!>tra: Girl STOMACH fB5--Concert Miniatures; N€'ws: * NBC-STUDEBAKER CHAM­ WAAB WEAN WORC WORC WADe WFBL WICe wone pions Present Riehard !lim· Wl.HZ WICC \\OKO \\TEA ber's Orch.; Stuart Allen, vo· WKBW-Slulllb('r Duat P $11 E weren't notable for anything else, Sufferers NBC-Lowell Thom.as, news: * ('ali"t: WEAF WJAR WCSH WLW-Mdmly Parade I Shirley Iloward, \\-'hose portrait is on the C""'~tAttd Slom.eb ....lth V,)'f.• \\Jl WBZ WHAM WSYR WTAG WTlC WBEN WEE] WNAC-Sllotlill:ht Revue rerolutlonary new nRl:GLF.g!J WLW cover this week, has a right to be famous TJoutment for ACID STO'lf. WGY KYW WOKD---Souvenirs of Sonlt ACBS, 11M'king, COLITIS. \\'DEl'-Soloht NI:K-The American A(lventurc; WOR-In the Spatlit:ht as something rare and unusual, a com­ tte. Enllrely ne", pdudole. WfSII-Varil?ty Pro~ram Stanley High: W.IZ WBZ WTIC-Travelerc 1I0ur pletely contented woman. She is best Pur. .ereUblc m.tler wm­ WEAN-N~w~ llOUndews WKBW-Wheel of Fortune WSYR-News her story rather puts a dent in the pre­ hl)spHah. RtJld for SWOnN-TO toP), of theg, rcporll WnC-William L. Sheehan, 1(''1;' WLW-Follies 11:00 p.m. EDT 10:()0 EST tenders' alibis that unless you have a and SPECIAl, OFJ,·Elt to new us~n or V,M. Tablell. ilcative Reporter WOR-The Lone RanQ'er Send no monO'. Just "'rite. name Ind Iddren on eoullOn NBC-Harold St('ru's Orchestra: brother-in-law in the business you haven't bdQ'Jl' and mall_to Dept.U7. 7:00 p.m. EDT 6:00 EST WSYIl-The Coneert llour WJZ a chance to brcak into radio. V.M. PRODUCTS, ~ NORTH DEARBORN, CHICAGO NnC-Gould and Shefter, piano 8:15 p.m. EDT 7:15 EST NBC-Chas. Stenross' Orchestra:

duo: WEAt- WTAM WLW CD5-Play D3)'S: WE/\N WDRC WEAF WC!'>JI \\'SYH Shirley left her home in Brooklyn one N~' _ WTIC Y. N_-Colle!!e &: Hon.e Jnsutule CBSo-Arehie Dleyer's Orch('stra: afternoon in 1933, crossed the hridge to CB5--Just Entertainment, vari· WAAB WORC WABe WAAB WKBW WFB!.. Manhattan and went up to l'\BC head­ ety program: \VAuC WNAC WGR-Varit't)· Program * NBC-Amos 'n' Andy: WHA.'1 quarters without so much as knowing the Add"..._ \Hilt WICC-Sport Revue WSYR name of a single employe. After braving * NBC-Amos 'n' Andy: WJZ WKBW-Childrell's Aid Society Y. X.-News: W;";'AC WORC her way through to the talent manager, ..... wez WLBZ-Schumann Club Recilal WLBZ WEAN WICC WORC she informed him that she probably was enS-Jimmie Bri('r1y with Ebie WSYR-OaH nohl'rl.. WBEX-News 11l(,mpcon: WfEA 8:30 p.m. EDT 7 :30 EST WBZ-lIut:hie Barrett's Orch. the best singer that he ever had oppor­ WAAD-!\ews * NBC-Chorus; William Daly's WCSH-.\ews tunity to hear. He corrected the defiCIency WBEN-Adventures of Jimm~ Urch,; Richard Crooks. tenor: \\EEI-Sports Review immediately, and J\tiss Howard hasn't Allen WEAF WEEI WDEN WJAIl \VCR-Dance Orche!>tra had an idle moment since. WCSII-White Cross Sleepers WTIC WeSH WGY WTAG WGY-Johnny Albri!:ht, songs She went up for a chance at a vocation WORC-BetharlV Girls WLW WOKD---N('ws; I'olice News anll! has been looking ever since for a WEAN-TIle Melody Limited CBS-:\! e I 0 d y Masterpieces: \VJAR-News chance at a vacation. Once she tried to WEEI-Studio ChorllS WA HC WOIlC WEAN WFBI. WLW-Variety ShOwj Brusilofrs WGY-Jim Healey, current WOKO WNAC WLBZ WICC OrchestrOl fall back on a threatened nervous break­ events WFEA WDRC WGR WOR-CuJ'tent Ev('nts down, but Vincent Lopel talked her out WIIAM-Sportcast NHC-Merl'llith Wil1~on's Oreh.: WTAG-News of it br showing her how numerology \\'ICC-Adeline Mazi WJZ \vBZ WHAM WTIC-Nl'wS ordaine( perfect health for her. He must MONDAY 8 P.M. EDT WJAR-Rhode Island Historian WAAB-Discovery Ni~ht 11:15 p.m. EDT JO:15 EST have been convincing because the collapse NHC-Jes~r- NBC - including WEAF-WGY WKBW-Jack Quinlan, tenor WKBW-:\'ew Tunes for Old Crawford, on;:anist: hasn't come yet. -KYW-WEEI-WTlC­ WEAl' weSII \VTAC WTIC WLBl-News WOR-Follies The cover portrait was made from a WJAR-WTAG-WCSH­ WOK~hic Condon's Orch. WSYR-5yr.acu~e University WEEI WCY WJAR and Coast to Coast Network WOH-SU,n I.omax, sport! 8:45 p.m, EDT 7 :45 EST CB5-Archie 8Ie)er'~ Orchestra: photograph by i\laurice Seymour. WORC-lIeralding t1H~ News WKBW-Bo)' Scouts Program WFEA WLBZ WOKO WICC WSYR-S,rorls Ob!"erver 9,00 p.m. EDT 8:00 EST WORe Shirley Howard is on the air \HAG-Adv. of Terry and Ted • NBC-Harry ..Horlick·s Gyp· NBC-Harold Stern's Orchestra: more than once a weE"k on su~tain­ 7:15 p.m. EDT 6:15 EST sies; Beatrice Lillie, 'tuest: WSYR WILB1 iog prog-rams, over NBC networks, * NBC-Stories of the Black WEAF WC51! WEEI \\'JAH WBEN-Spons Revi..w at indefinite times. Chamher: \VEAF WCSH WJAR \\'CY \VTAC WBEN WTlC \\'BZ-Joe Rines' Orchestra \VTAG WGY WBEN wne CBS--"Six-Gun ,Iusli(;t''' ("ar'on WEAX-Local Ne\\s \\'EEI Robi~on's Buckaroos: WABC WICC-Ba~eball Scorec; ~ews CU~Just Plain Bill: WADe WORe WOKO WNAC \\'L8Z * WLW-HORLlCK'S MALTED W~AC WGR WFDL WFEA WORC WEAN Milk Presents Lum and Abner, The Human Note NBC-Tony' and Gu~, dramatic wlce WKBW WAAB comedy skeh::h with :-'Iario Chamlee & * NBC-Greater Minstrels: WJZ WNAC-Meyer Davis' OrcheSlra Grunte F. Brown: WJZ WBZ WBZ WHAM WSYII WiW WOR-:\Ioonbeams WHAM WSYR WCR-Phil Hemy 11:30 p.m. EDT 10:30 EST Behind My Songs * MBS-HORlICK'S MALTED WOR-Cus Edwards' Radio Re· NBC-Ink Spots j Jolly Coburn's Milk l'resents Lum anrl Abnet, vile Orchestrd: W.JZ WDZ WSYR (Continued from Page 2) Why Be Flat·Formed? comedy sketch: WOR WGN 9,15 p.m. EDT 8,15 EST NBC-Leonard Keller's .Orch.: that I sing That's Why Darkies Were fry my new VENUB CREAK lfetbod 10 InCre;-lse bust mellll,nre 1 to 4. iueht'I, WXYZ WAAO--orl(all Ml'lodies WEAF WCSJI WTAG WEEI Born. Woul1l'rlnl for u&:,ly, H81:',:-!1l1: _ Y,N ,-Jack Fi~her's Orchestra: 9:30 p.m. EDT 8,30 EST WJAR WGY "Please do not consider thiS an idle re­ lilles, 8crawny neck and arml, IO~L-YI, WAAB WOIle wlce WI..BZ NBC---:~Iusic at the Havdn's: CB5--S01lIlY Wood's Orchestra: quest" she wrote. "The happiness of an nn(lew-'!operl forms. wrlnltles lIlic AIr Adventures o( Jimmie AIlf'n· MU~l(:al SIIQw; .Jaml'~ Ml'lton, WABe WORC WFEA WAAB MIld crowlIleet. To cooviJlI'e old lady lies in your hands.' fOU J will send generous ID-day trial WORe WE-AN tenor & Francia Whit", so· WLBZ WORC WKBW WOKO Irenlm(-'ut to-r 2."ie. Moocy b.ur-lI' It yoo'r. Vocali~ts; Ever on the alert for any unusual story WKUW-Uiary of Jimmie Mat prano; AI Goodman's WlCC lUt 'mailed with rellultlll \Vrile tun Orch.: \\ E.oU· \\'EEI WCSII Y. N,-Imperial Varieties: WEAN based on a ~ong request, I in~lructed my ROBE MILLER, Btl:z. 127J-W, WLW--Glellll Lee's Orchestra WGY WJAR WBEN W'fAG WNAC , secretary to write to this woman and as­ Birminc-ham, AIab,m., WOKo-Popular Concert WLW WBEN-John Lain's Orchestra certain exactly how the happiness of an 7:30 p.m. EDT 6:30 EST * CBS-The Big Show; BIO(k WGR-\'incellt Lopez Oreh. old lady depended upon my compliance. (BS-'·The O'~eill.," dramatic & Sully. comedians j Gertrude \\'HAM-Artie Collin~' Orch. Iler reply \\as exquisite in its spiritual sketch: WABC WORe WORe Nie~en, vocalist: Cecil Mack; WLW-The Ilarmonizers. quartet \\T8!.. WGIt WOKO Lud G1uskin's Oreh.: WADe WOR-Oor"ey DrOlhers' Orch. beauty. 'j\1y mother," she answered," "is NBC-To be announced: WJZ WFOI. WEAN WKBW WORe WTIC-Slumber Hour an old woman past ninely. Her days on w"'nt WNAC WOKO wlce WORC 11 :45 p,m. EDT 10 :45 EST earth are numbered. Your rendition of /'oinC-Ea~y Ace~, ~ktotch: WEAF NHC-Princ('~s Pat Pla\'ers: WJZ KBC-The Hoofillt:hams: WEAF Old ;\lao River mo\'Cd her to tears, and WTAti WC5H WGY WHAM \VBZ W5YR WCSH WTAG ":BE~ WEEl she told me that if only she could hear WAAB-Marke\ OUIlook Harv 3nd E~ther: WOR WAAB WGY WJAR you sing That's Why Oarkies Were Born, \'rDE~-Orl:all CB5--Sonny Wood's Orchestu: & Piano duo WCR-The recome Buildet she \\ould be able 10 (lie happily. You see, WB/-H.. "k Keen!:!·" HlllLillies \\'LBZ-Variety Re\'ue WAAB WEAN wonc WLOZ ~Iavc WEA~-rrilncine's Whalers \\'TIC-Amaleur NiC'ht WORC WFEA WFBL Mother \\a'S brought up as a on a WEEI-Alter Oinner Revue 9:45 p.m. EDT 8:45 EST WKBW-Oance Orchestra southern plantation." WHAM-Advs, of Jimmie Allen WAAB-News WLW-lJanee OrChe!lra What a picture that letter conjured up! WICC-.a.The Vesper Hour WCR-Fireside Phantasies \Yr\AC-Leon lkla~co's Orch. The whispered line that termin:ltes every WJAn-Terry and Ted WOR-News of the Air 12:00 !\lid. ED 11:00 p.m, ES one of my broadcasts-"Good night, WKBW-Kate Uurr 10:00 p.m. EDT 9:00 EST NBC-Ouluth Sympholly Oreh.: J\lother,"-naturaJly has Ifsulted in my WI HZ-William Newton. h'lIor NnC-Univ. of Alabama Com· WEAF WGY WLW "'JAR receiving thousands of poems based on WLW-Bob Newhall, ~ports rnenerm('nt Adclr,,~s: WJZ * CBS-Blue Monday_Jamboree: WNAC-Franc:ine's Whalers WSYH WHAM WOZ WABC WOKO WEAN WNAC motherhood. Many of them have excep­ \\'OR-Sid Gary, bariton«o; OHh. * CBS-Wayne King's Orch.: WKBW tional merit and are ab:-.olutely nawless * WTlC-HORLlCK'S MALTED WABC WORC WFBL WEAN NBC-Shantlor, violinict; Bob in their cOl1",tructiol1. P,lllk Pre~ellts Lum and Abner. WK8W WOKO WAAD Ch(',;l('r's Orch.: WJZ WBZ i\alurally, I am morc than ple3~d \\ith cketch * NBC--Content~d Prgm.; The WSYR WHA~f the enormous intl'Ie... t that the listeners 7:45 p.m. EDT 6:45 EST Lullaby Lady; ~Iale Quartet; WUr-News; To bE' announced ha\-e di:'lplaYl'd in my whispered aside to • NBC-4LKA·SELTZER PRE· ~I. L. Eastman's Orch.: WEAF \\'OR-Horac(' Heidt'c Orchestra my .'tother. And shortly I plan to publish "Ilt, Untie Ezra's Radio Sta· WEEI WC511 WTIC WGY 12:15 a.m. ED 11 :J5 p.m. ES twn: \, EAF WGY WCSH WJAlt WBE\ WT.\C WOR-Freddy Martin's Oreh. a little book of poems. I have already WBE~ WJAR WTAG WF-E.l Corn Cob Pipe Club: WICC 12:30 a,m. ED 11:30 p.m. ES titled the book in my mind-Good ight, • CBS-Bo.. ke C.. rter, news: WLW WOR WORC W~AC i\BC-Hl'nry DIl~cr-·'" Orehestra: ,/\Iother. In it \\ill be included the best WADe WGR WNAC WEAN WLBZ \\ E.o\F WGY WJAn poems \\ hich the li ... teners have :'lubmitted. /' '\'ORC WFBL WGR-Harold Au~lin'~ Orch CBS-Blue Monday J.l.Inboree: Thus you see that the wngs I sing are $1260 to $2100 Year • NBC-Dilngerous P.r.dise, 10:30 p.m. EDT 9:30 EST WFBL WICC threaded \\-ith fine little raptures of Iife­ sketcb. "ith EI~ie lIitz & Nick l\BC-~ll.lI: Baer, in "Lucky ~'mC-Benny K)te's Orch.: WJl Men-Women 18to50 1------rapture that I hope will make my pro­ lfU11' euly / J'RA.lfKLIN INSTITUTE Oaw 011: WJl WHA:\I Wal Smith," dramatic sketch j Peg WBZ WSYR \\'L\\I eu.utiDatlon. / IIept. T·I94-, Rocheder, N, Y. WLW WSYR J.i1 [('nfr3 with Gar~on Kanin WIIAM-eato'! VilJo:i1honds grams endure. Y_N,-Hod Williams' Orchestra: &. O'Ih~r::;; Frank V"ntreOli' Or. WlCC-Franki" Melroc(>'s Orch. expe~ted. J ~u;nvitllle:~!~. ~~:E )t\i~ WORC WAAB chestra: WEAF WCSH WEEI WOR-Frank Hayn" • Orchestra John Charles Thomas' Home on Qualify now. 6: ~ ~ II-pace Dock Clblnr the Range prOl{ram ~oes over the WAAB-On,:an Hecital WTAM WGY WJAR WBEN 1 :00 a.m. ED 12 :00 l\lid. ES .." "', Coupoa e ~ ea:r:· DOIIU'~wmll'. ud lelltnr bow \YICC-uh:ewood Players, drama WTAG WLW-Midnicht Flyers air via an NBC-'VJZ network every '1" / WKDW-Savarin Orchestra CBS-Lilac Tillie with the Night 1 :45 a,m. EDT 12 :45 EST Wednesday at 9 p. m. EDT (8 EST; SURE. / N... •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WLBl-U. of M. Houl' Singer: WADC WGR WLW-Chauncey P;lrson, organist 8 CDT; 7 CST; 6 MST; 5 PST). I ~'''tJU ,. 1 15 Programs for Tuesday, May 28 6:30 a.m. EDT 5:30 EST Y.N.-Homemakers' Council: 2:45 p.m. EIJT 1:45 EST NBC-Jackie Heller, lenor: WJZ WLW-Top 0' the Morning WCSH WEEl WTAG Star Indicates High Spot SeIection9 CBS-II a p p y Hollow: WABe WSYR WHAM WNAC-Sunrise Special, ontan WOR-Tex Fletcher * WORC WIec WFEA WOKO \Va7.-Markels 9:30 a..m. EDT 8:30 EST WKDW-Lonesome Cowboy 6:45 a.m. EDT 5:45 EST * CBs-Mary Mulin, sketch: WCSH-News; Weather; Farm \yORC WEAN WFBL WNAC WOR-Musical Gvm Clock NBC-To be announced: WEAF WADC WORC WNAC WKUW flashes WGIt WLBl WLBl-ShOPPen Variety 1:00 a.m. EDT 6:00 EST WHEN wnc WCSH WEAN WFBL WEEI-A Bil of This &; That WAAB-News WNAC-The Story Ouilder Musical Clock: WEAN WICC WEAN-Conlcress of Panni· NHt-Your Chlld; Dr_ Ella Gard· WKHW-Gruter Duffalo Adver· WCSH-Mid dav Varieties WaR-HOllie Town Bo}'s WIJZ wGn Teachen ner: WEAF WGY WEEr ti~illlt WG V-Matinee Playe.rs 5:30 p.m, EDT 4:30 EST Club Armstron~. WDEN-Melody Minute Man WGR-Si!ver Unin. Hour WBEN WCSH WTIC WTAG WNAC-Shop~rs' Exchange WHAM-"The Mascot," light CBS-Jack WABe WELl-Train Catcher WGY-LiUle Jack Little's Oreb. WAAH--Shopplllg with Dur...thy opera (NBC) WFut WOKO WDRC WEAN WLW-l!,.Nation's Fllmily Praytr WOR-The Thutet of Romance 1:00 p.m. EDT 12:00 m EST WTIC-Blue Room Echoes NUC-Singing Lady: WJZ WBZ Dean NBC-Markets ud Weather: WNAC-The Canary Choir 9:45 a.m. EDT 8:45 EST WICe-Town Topics 3:00 p.m, EDT 2:00 EST WHAM WSYR WllC-/\Mominlt Walch NBC-Allen I'rescott. Wire ~n- WEAF NBC-Home Sweet Home: WFoAF WAAlJ-lthythm Hevue WLBl-Federated Clubs NBC-Geor-:e Duffy's Orchutra: 7:15 a.m EDT 6:15 EST Il'r: WEAF WTAG WCSH WOKD-Laue;hine; at the World WEEI WCSII WBLN WTIC WEEI-Jack Armslrolll: WlW-t:lMorninr Devotioos WEEI WCY WCSH WTAG WGY WGR-Geore:e Baker. tenor WaR-Frank ;md Flo, sonl!t:S NBC-Annand Girard, baritone: WNAC-News Service CBS-Brad &; AI: WADC WORC-PoPular IliUmonill's cn5-Columbia Variety Iiour: WICC-News CnS-Mann and Irwin: WOKO WJZ WABC WOKO WAAB WGR WKBW-Sonl: Market 7:30 a.m. EDT 6:30 EST 11:30 a.Dl. EDT 10:30 EST Prol(nm~ CUs.---fr~ WORC WFEA WL8Z WICC Y. "'.-La Rosa WAAS WFBL WLUZ-I>fIiladelphia Mid~hipmen Feibe.l. oreanist: NBC~. Hes"bergu's Ba- WADe WNAC WKBW WORC WFBL WEAN WICC WORC WLBZ Y. N.-Da~ball. 8o;,ton Red Solt WNAC-Yallkee Singers varian Orch.; Richard Oender, NBC-Yoichi Hinoka. J'apaneM WBEN-SaUy Works' Column News: WSYR WTAC WTIC YS. St. Louis: WORC WHAC WOR-Adventurer's Club yodler: WJl WBl W~"Yn. xylophonist: Sylvia Altman. ac­ WGY-Musical Procram WBEN-farm Service WICC WDRC WEAN WLBZ WORe-Musical Memories CUS-The Golbama.ires: WADC companist: WJI. WOR-lAo Freudt>erc's Orch. WHAM-Tower Trio \VBZ-Rhymes and Cadeloces 5:45 p.rn. EDT 4:45 EST NBC-nise atld Shine; Orcb.: WTlC-Kilchen Entertainers wrEA WEAN WORC WORC WOR--Grace Panvini. soprano WIIAM-<:ato's Vae;abonds NBC-~ursery Rhymes: WEAF WNAC WEAF 10:00 a.m. EDT 9:00 EST 1:15 p.rn. EDT 12:15 EST WKBW-Matinee Moods WBEN Vr'TAG WEEI WGY NBc-nu«: Shades of Blue: WAAB-Mornint: Melodies NOC-News; Berman and Banta: NBC-Geor~e DuUy's Ora.: WOR-Palmer House Er;sembl" CUS-Uick Tracy, ~ketch; WABC WEAF WGY WTIC WCSH WEAN-.llMornill! Devotions WJl WBl WSYR WEAr WTIC WEEI WBEN 3:15 p.m. EDT 2:15 BST WKBW WAAB WEAN \...'ORC WICe-News and Bulletins NBC-New,.; Johnny Marvin, WBEN WTAG CBS-Rldlo Gossip Club; Eddie NBC-Vic and Sade: WEAF WFBL WOKO CB~The WLW-Top o' the Mornin! tenor: WEAF WBEN WEEI Mdky Way: WKBW and "annie enanaugh: WGR WEEI WTAG WBEN WTIC NR(.-Little O:-pban Annie: WJZ WEEJ-·Del Castillo, orgamst WNAC-Musiul Clock CBS-News; Salon Musical: WNAC WC:::i1l WGY \Vaz WHAM WDRC WAAB WFEA WORC WHAM-Mrs. Thrifty Buy~r CBS-The Strin-:ers: WABC WUl-Mns. Parent Teathers WC:;t1-<:oncert I'rO/tl'"am WOR-Vincent Son!\"! <>reh. WLBZ-Magic HDUr 1:45 a.m. EDT 6:45 EST WLBZ NBC-Vire:illia Lee & Sunbeam: WOH-Frank Ricciardi. baritone; WGR-Qrp.han Annie, sketch NBC-Jolly Bill & Jane; WJZ COS-News: Jack, JUllf! & Jim­ WOKO---New Tunes for Old WJZ Wal WHAM WSYR Orchestra WICC-Marian McDermott. so· WOIt-D.The LJmplighler NOC-Pollock and Lawnhunt, my, vocal trio: WADC WKBW Raymond Morin, pianist: WCSH 3:30 p.m. EDT 2 :30 EST orano piano duo: WEAr Y."".--COOking School: WEAN 11:45 a.m. EDT 10:45 EST WTAG NBC-Ma Perkins: WEAF WGY WNAC--Collllllunitv Ballad Hour WCSf-l-Mc1otlious Melodies WNAC NBC-AI and Lee Reiser, pi~nD WGY-Helen Hathaway. soprano WEEI WTAG WHEN WCSH WaR-The Sone Weavers WEAN-Melody Echoes WCSH-News; Shopping Report"., duo: WEAF WTIC WGY WORC-Al While Presents WHAM WTIC WOHC-WhiSJ)('rinll; Girl Bari· WEEI-Mu!'\ical Turns WGR-Little Jack Litlle'a Orch. WTAG WOKO---Market Quotes; News * NBC-Nellie Revell interview­ lIllie WICC-Alarm Clock Serf!nadt WGY-Newsi Marke-t Basket CnS-Waltz Time: WABC WLDl WaR-Pauline Alpert. pianist ing Johnny Marvin: WJZ WBl WSYH~Syn('use University WNAC-ShoppinR Around Town WHAM-Tow~r Clock I'ro'!:ram WORC WEAN WFEA WORC 1:30 p.rn. EDT 12:30 EST WKBW-To be announced WTIC--COI. Ho~coc Turm:r'lI Fly­ Wl'A('..--Mofllin~ Melodies WICC-Dr. K. C. Robinson. WBEN-Garden Talk NBC-Music Guild; Guest Art- WOR·-Amateur Astronomer As· inlt Stories 8:01) a.m. EDT 7:00 EST "Food and Health" WCSH-Variety Program ists: WEAF WBEN WTAG sociation CaS-Madison Sinren: WADe WOKO---NewlI: Markets WGR-Live~tock Report; Wea· * CBS-Dr, M. Sayle Taylor's WSYR-BloS!>om Time Night NnC-Mornin!" Devolions: WJZ WOR-I~ure I'~ood Hour ther Atldr('~s "("Core Gradualing 3:45 p.m. EDT 2:45 EST \vBZ WTAf..--Morning Mu!';ieale WHAM-Uil! Trent's Ranll:ers Clas~ al Willialll Jewell Col· NBC-Morin Sisters, vocal trio: 6:00 p.m. EDT 5:00 EST NBC-Phil Cook's Notebook: WTIC-Marc Williams, sincinc: WKBW-Variety Pro!Tam le~e: WJZ WHAM WHZ W~Yn NBC-Qrgets of Air, childrcn's Storle~ \V ABC WFBL WOKO \VEAF WCSII WTAG cowboy WNAC-Real Life WNAC WGR NnC-Dreams Come True: prctm.: WEAF Y. N.-N"..... '1: WORC WAAB 10:15 a.m. EDT 9:15 EST OOKO---lJramatic Sketch NOC-Nat'l Farm &: Home Hour: WEAF WCSH WTIC WGY CnS--nionni' Quintuplets' First WICC WEAN WDRC NBC-elara, Lu 'n' Em: WEAF WaH-Life of Mary Sothern WEEI WTAG WBEN Birt!lll"-y; Dr. Dafoe: WAHe WJZ WBl WHAM WSYR Orchr~tra Mu!>ical Clock: WGY WTIC WTAG WEEI WCY Y,N.-N~w: WLBl WICC WOn-Frank Ilaynes' WKBW WAAB WOKO WI'·1l1. WEEI-E. n. Rideout, mf!teorolo- WCSH WC:;II WDRC WORC 4:00 p.m. EDT 3:00 EST NnC-Oionne Quinlullh'l Fir.. t Mternoon NBC-Wom:U1'~ gist CDS-Bluebirds. trio: WADC WAAB-Ita1ian Mu~ic Hadia RevIC',v nirillfb)'; nr. Dafue: WJl Wl.liZ-Qn the Air, News WOKO WGR WORC WAAIl 12:00 m ED 11:00 S.m. ES WEAN-Providence Consumers' WEAF WTle WH:\M WSYR WOK()--Mu'lical Scrap Book WFF.\, wonc WICC WI.DZ NOC-"Masquerade." sketch: Council * CBS-PoeUc Strings: WABC Y. N.-News; WORC WNAC WaR-Marie Hawley. current NOC-Ha7.el Arth, contr: WAUC WNAC NBC-Temple of Song: WJZ Part" WSYH-\lusical Clock gram WTAG WBEN WCSH WEEl Y.N.-Yankee Mixed Quartet: WSYR WBl WHAM WJAH':"'Pop Conrrrt 8:30 a.m, EDT 7:30 EST WKBW-Katherine Norton Britt CR5--The GUlllPS' W A lS C WAAB WORC WLBZ WEAN NBC-Marie De: Ville, sonlts~ WKBW-Ih.rp and Strings NBC-eheerio. WEAi' WGY WLHZ-Tollics of thE' Oav WOKO WGR WDRC WEAN WICC WTAG WilEN WTlC WCSJI Wl.BZ-Dance ~1t)Od~ WTAG WJR WEEI \YCSH WNAC-Francine and lIer Bach- WNAC WFBL Pure Food Inslitule: \YCSH WEEI-Socidy's Attitude Toward WJ.W-Colonel Cook's Flying WUE:-i WTJC elors NBC-TIle Merry Macs: WJZ WEEI \VTAG WTIC Oelinquenls Corp:> CBS-Salon Musicale: WABC WORr-Morning Melodies \VBZ-Viewin~ the News WilEN-City Council WOR-"Science in Yt)ur Home." W~AC-Song I'icturr.., Terry WAAB-Ph3ntom fineers WTAG---Organ Recital WGY-Radi·Owens WOHC-Qtto NeObauer's Piplo- Dr. Kurt lIaesE'ler O'Toole \VRZ-nadio Journal 10:45 a. m. EDT 9:45 EST WIIAM-Qld Man Sunshine mats 4:45 p,m, EDT 3:45 EST WORC-Ba~eball Scqres; Modern WHAM-....1ail Ball; NBC-Pure Food Forum: WJl WICe-Eddie Weaver, organist WGll-Kenneth Hines. tenor NBC-Advs. in King Arthur l\ll'lodil'~ WICC-ShuPIli'rS' Exchan~e CBS-Mrs. Wiggs of lhe Cabbae:e WKnW-M.. rket Heports WGY-Health HUllters, sketch Land: WEAF WCSH WEEI 6:30 p.m. EDT 5:;';0 EST WLBZ-Thuughts for the Day Patch, sketch: WABe WKDW WLBZ-Noon-day Musicale WKBW-Traffic Court WTAG NBC-New~; Gallagher & Shean, WNAC-Son~s of Yesteryear, wrBL WaR-Studio Orchestra WOKo-Trading Post Program CBS--Betly Barthell, songs: Jr.: WEAF Wallrr Kidder NBC-Mornin~ Parade: WTAG \VORe-On th .. 12:1) WOR-The Psy..hll!otrist Sav­ WABC WOKO WFBL WGR CIJS--RlIs~ian Hear Orchestra; WOR-Martha Manning, lal~, WCSII WGY 12:30 p.m. ED 11:30 a.m. ES 2:15 p.m. EDT 1:15 EST WilEN-Uncle Ben's Club KuLan C,,~~ack Choir; News: talk CBS-Madison Ensemble: WEAN NBr-Words &: Music: WJZ CBS-Romance of lIelen Trent: WCY-Slock Repnrls WABC WORC WKBW 8 :45 a.m; EDT 7:45 EST WFEA WICC WORC WORC WIIAM WSYR WABC WNAC * WMFF-GOSSIP PROGRAM NlIC-Nl'ws; ,I,,-I'k ShilkrC!('s Or· NBC-Landt Trio & White: WJZ WNAC NBC-Merry Madcaps: WEAF NBC-Music Guild: WTAG WOH-Sylvia Cyde, soprano chC!l>lra; Capt. Blackstone: WAAB-Popular Pleasantries: WAAR-Memory Lane, Mabel WTIC WGY WEEI WTlC-W3dsworth Atheneum WJZ WHAM Orl/:an PE'arson CB5-"Fivl' Slar Jones," dra· Y. N.-Ken Bartlett's Orchestra: T; Paul Small, tell or WEAN-Providence Consumers' er: WJZ WHAM WflflB-Secl'et A~ent x-9 WOIl-The Voice of Authority WOKo-Musical Scrap Book \VOZ-Hallio Journal Council NUC-Hu:>s Graham, haritullf': WREN--SnnrB. B(.\,il.'w W()HC-.o.Mnrnin~ Walch WSYR-Mrs. Hamilton White, WCSU-Hi·noon Highlights WGR-Movie Broadcast WF.AF WTflG WBEN WTIC WnZ-Nf'~vsj To be announced 9:00 a.m. EDT 8:00 EST J,. WDllC-The fld-Liner \VGY-Hou~l"hold Chats * CBS-"Freedom," Prof. Erwin WEAN-Rhvthm ItlJlllldup NBC-Richard J,ri!lert, organist: 11 :00 a.m. EDT 10 :00 EST WEAN-Around the Town WOKO---COncerl Proe:ram Sclll}ews WEEI-elothrs In!';titut. WICC-Polish Program WAIIC WOKO WFEA WORC opera: WJZ WSYR Instrumental Ensemble; Jose WTK -... ,"\~: R-I~rb .. l1 Scorr' WGR-Wheel of Fortune WNAC-Broadcast from Mayor's WGR WfBL WAAB WORC \VBl-Home Forum Cookinl Ramirez, Mexican tenor: 6:45 p.m. EDT 5:45 EST WaR-Rhythm Encores Office MBS-Painted Dreams, drama: School WEAF WGY WBEN WTAG * NBC-Lowell Thomas, news: \VTIC-Woman's Radio Bazaar WOH-Mader C'an3rv Chorus WaR WHAM-Roeh. Scho()1 of the Air WTIC WCSH WEEI WJZ WHAM WHZ WSYR 9:15 a.m. EDT 8:15 EST 11:15 a.m. EDT 10:15 EST Noon.Day Hevue: WLBZ WTAG WOR-Women's Hour, Martha CBS-"Freedom" Prof Erwin WLW NHC-Jlichard Leibert. orlaoist: NBC-Tony Wons, philosophy: WBEN-Stocks &: Commodities Deane Schoedine;er: 'WEAN' WICC NBC-Billy and Betty, dramatic WBEN WJZ WSYR WBl WHAM WBl-A!Cricultural Markets WTIC-u>nn. TercentenUJ WORC WORe sketch: WEAF 16 1 Tuesday-Continued Waring Pulls the Strings lBS--Uu""ian ()n:h.; Ne"s: CBS-Lavender and Old Lace; CBS'--Fray &. Brag!:iotti: WADC WAAB "OKO WORe WFEA Frank :\Iunn & Brrnic(' C101ire: WEA:\' WAAB WDRC WFOL \\ICC 'WFOL WGR \\j.BZ WABC WOKO WDRC WGR WGR wlce WOKO Wl·EA (COllfllIlUd from Page 5) NBC-Vocal 5(l]oi<;t: \\'BEN WFBL W:-."AC WEAN WL8Z WORC he needed. An enterprising riv;ll car mer­ \\i,;SII-Spurh Re",iew :'\BC--Crime Clues; WJl WLW \'. N.-Jatk Fisher's Orchestra: CTOp up. Fred spends at least twenty­ chant haJ rung ill a couple or rival auto­ WEA:"i-Ba.. eball Scorest \tusiul WSYR \\'BZ \\"HA:\1 \\'ORC fj\'c weeks of the year on the road, doub­ mobiles. !-"red darted to the roadway and lJlll'rlud(' W,\AH--Charlottl' En~emble \\'Bl-Hughie lJarrett's Orch. ling on vaudeville and radio. dumped the camera and smasned the pLate, WEEI-lJlxir Chu,..l" \\ ICC-haliall Ci\'ic Project \\'KBW-Tunic Tunes In :\'ovember of la:-.t }car, while r:red meanwhile yelling to his gang to emergc WJAR-Callu,lic Charity Fund WKBW-Paths flf :\Ielllorv WXAC-SIMJlhe:ht Revue "as on tour for hi~ pre'l'nl ')lon-.or, he WKB\\'-Sport!> Obst'ner \\ (J1l-,·:\lotllhunter~, sketch WOH-Alfred Wallen!>tein's Sin· from the rear cars. v\"as to be met at :I raih\ay st{'rt Kul C '8(1 Y. ",-1'.:\I.C..\. SC'rie~ \\'LBZ 10:45 p.m. EDT 9:45 EST triumphanll)" aholit the cit)". The shining have made e\'er}' newspaper in the coun­ \\TIC-\\ Illiam L. Sheehan, Le~· WORC WICC C85----('onsumer~' Xal'l Ad\'isory fleet of hml.. wa.. lined up at the curb try!" i"]ati\'e Reporter WA."'B--"L~-tton Sirach('~", Cel Council oro Radio in Education: \\ hen the train bl'aring the Penns~h"anians Fred will fight at the drop of a hat if 7:00 p.m. EDT 6:00 EST ina Le\\i~. Dept. of E,,!;li~h, WABC WfI._A WGR WAAB puffed inlo the depot. Fred. supervising liBC-Thr.... Sump!> WEAr anyone Que.. tions his illlrot!uction of the 8ro\\nline High School WICC WOItC WDRC WI'-OL the loading of the cars, went down the ~tarted W81',' WJAR WG\" WEEI Pri~on glee club idea 10 radio. Ill' the \\ h8\\"-Stone Hill Mu­ \\ I:A:'I" WOKO line. desi~nating the ()(cupants of each ('1J5--Ju~t Entertainlllcnt. "i1ri· ter)' \\'BZ--lIum ;'111(1 Strum glee club vogue wav b'ifck in 1911 (and H~ PrOirl.m WADe W~AC 8:30 p.m. EDT 7:30 EST WKBW-Ih«rhall HIl:hli..-:hts Hhicle. With all cars safdy loaded and proves it by showing new~paper clippings \\Clt * NBC-Wayne King's Orch.; WLBL-Dance Fa\'orites the caravan about to start. Fred saw a removed from his files). \\ hen he brought * NBC-Amos 'n' Andy: WJZ WEAl' WEEI WCSH WTIC \V~AC-:\Iu~ical f(h\me«h:r cameraman dart from hi, aile\-" ami train the Pennsvlvanians to radio for the WUZ WGY WJAR WBES WTAG II ,00 p.m. EDT ·10,00 EST hi"i imtrument on the la..t 1'A() cars. Ilis first time commercially ahout two years WAt\H-News CBS-":\Ieltltliana"; Vivienne NBC-Stanley High; WEA.F suspicion, 3rou\t'd, rn'd \\hirlcd and took ago, he continued to adhere to Ihis policy. WCSH-\"ariel\" I'r"llram Segal, soprano; Abc Lyman's WC~ll WCO\' a close look at the nameplates of the \\ nnC-Hartlord PuLlic Schools Orch.: WABC WGR WOKO Prior to this time chorIl("f'r~ QlIartt>t RJ~cals \\oGn-Dallre Orchestra DOROTIIY PAGE is \\orking in the every Th ursday over the 7:15 p.m. EDT 6:15 .EST 8,45 p.m. EDT 7,45 EST cns­ \\'OKG--M;ll(' Police News L'niversal Snidios, L;ni\-'er'ikctch \\itll \l~rifl (hamlc(' & WJAR \\'BE~' WC~II WGY NDC- -RCl!llie Childs' Orchestra; All uti-as welcome fan mail. They en- Gf'orj;te F. BrU"ll; W.ll \-\IBZ * CBS-Bing Crosby, baritone; \VIIAM WS\'H joy reading the complimentary st~teme~~s WlIAM W~\ If Gl'Itr~ir ~toll's Orch,; Andy De· \Vl,iEN- ·Spurl~ Iteview about them. ;IS \\ell as con~tructlve crltl- * MBS-HORLlCK'S MALTED vine. I{uest; WADC W~AC WBl-It"y Delaporte's Orch. C1sm that will aid thl'm. MADAME Milk PrC~cllt' I.um anti Ahner. \\,OKO' WEA\, WKBW WFBL \VEA~-~ews SCHUl\lANN.HEI\JJ< can be addressed c(lllle(h ~krtch; WOR WXYZ WDRC WI{ c- Il:Nbati Scores; Xf'w~ at the i\BC, j\\erchandisc Mart, Chicago. WG:-I NBC-Bed Trails: WJZ WBZ * 'w\llW-HORLlCK'S MALTED 't' N,-Jack Fj~hcr's Orrhestra: WLW WHA:\I WSYU Milk Pn'wnts LUlII and Abner, (A. L., Lallf, S. D.) \\lOll(' ,WLBZ WAAB \\DRC \" ".-leon Bl'la~ro's Orchestra: l'uliledy WEA:-J Wl[JZ WORC \\IC( W:-.' '(--Hod Williams' Orchestra RICIIARO CROOKS is married to his \\HI· \-.'\('\0;5; AllJateur Shu,," WAAB-<..;ons of lInion \'eterans WOKQ-Freddie B("rlfin's Orch. high school sweetheart the former Mil- WICC-\- i r ~ i n i a ThQlllpson. WGJ{-:\Ietropolitan Moods (CBS) dred Pme, and has two children. (Eleallor ~onn; lInt LOIX'I: Orch. fooielta II :30 p.m. EDT 10 :30 EST " 'Jlca~o, . Orch('~tra WLW--{';INIJl Lee', 9:15 p.m. EDT 8:15 EST ~Br-l,jlan M~t>r!>' Orch.: WEAl' JOH:\NY O:\\'IS. ""cat" sinncr in Fred \\ TAG-A,Jdn , Y X_-Franci~ J. Cnmin. (>rgan· WCSH \\TAG WEEI WJAR ,., Every \\ nC-Rh)t1111l uf till' OaX j~l' WlBZ WORC \\'GY \\'aring's orchestra. came from Terre j :30 p.m. EDT 6:30 EST WICe-Jack 'Inre;an. baritone CBS-Jacques Rt>nard's Orch.: Haute, Indiana. lie joined Waring's Tuesday fliBC-E..a~\ Aces. w!::,u' WC~H 9,30 p.m. EDT 8,30 EST WABC WDUC WFEA WOKO band in 1932, after conducting his own WGY WTAG * NBC-Ed Wynn: Eddy Ouch· WICC \\'LBZ WORC WEAN orchestra. He plavs the trumpet. Clare NiCJht XBC-Grace Ha~e!, son!;"s: WJZ in's Orch.; Grah'un :\lcNamee: W.\AC \\'KBW Hail/Oil, the tromhonist and comedy smg- WBAL W:'!IAL WEA.l' WTIC WCSH WGY ~'iBr-()or~4'Y Brothers' Orch,: er, hails from Detroit. "\ichigan, where CBS--~ir,:..ill' Sotnl: WABC \\LBZ WEEl \\'JAH WBl::l\ \VTAG ~ WDRC WLW WJZ WBZ WSYU he used to speciali/e in drums. He joined 'f' WAAB-Hud .'lillt'r·s Orehe5tra the Penns"I"an,·ans ,'n 1928. _\ddress them 8:30 :o.1BS--"The Sheer Sin.:er." Ar * CBS-Hour of Charm; Phil WBE:'\-John Lain's Orchestra ~ c~~ thur Traq·: WOR \\,\.\B WLW ::;pitalny's Girl Vocal & In· WGR-Dancl' Orcht>~tra in care of Fred Waring. 1697 Broadway, P.M., EDT Y S.-Merr\' (i.I-{'ourt!and Mannin~ New York City, (j. D. L., Gulfport, Miss.) "ife ice O'lear) WEAN WORC Wl'BL WOKO WE!\~ W~AC WLW-Waltl:in~ Throuli:h Europe I"c WX.\C WDRC WKBW WTIC-SlumlH:o:r Hour BRADLEY KI~Ci\IJ) boadcasts over \VBl-lladio \atlJre League i\ BC -Hall(l~ Across the Border: 11:45 p.m. EDT ]0:45 EST WBZ in Doston al H:l; a. m. EDT (7:15 r Revue WJZ WBZ NBC-The lJoofinc:hann, sketch: EST'. 7:15 COT'. 6:15 CST) daily except WGR-:\1elod~' Paleltl! Y.:-'.-).!f'Fr Da\'is' Orchestra: \\'EAF wrsil WTAG WBEN ~ \\ U.\ 'I---ela~~ie Gem'\ WAAB WLBZ WEEI WGY \\',IAlt Sunday. (F. S. B., Allelltcncn, Pa.) WJZ WBAL WMAL KDKA \\'ICC-Educational Series; Sol()- WHA:Yf-h.-e Carnival of the Air WFBI.-Jacques Renanl's Orch. ,~t~ ilnd ~pea"er:. \VICe-Edward Ferrucci Hanjo (CBS) Mr. Fairfax answers personally SPONSORED av WJAIl-Trrr}' and ied Band WHA:\1-Dorsey Brothers' Orch. only those inquiries which are ae· HOUSEIIOlD FINANCE CORPORATION \\'KBW-J)arl('(' Orchestra WUH-Gabriel Healter, news (XDC) companied addressed return en· by (lnd SUbl,d,oTltl Wl\'AC-Sinltin' Sam WORC--Charles W. Cudv, bari· WOH-Dlue Steele'~ Orche~tra velope and posta~e. Address him in \,.,OK(}--('hic COllrlon's Orch. Inne 12:00 Mid. ED 11:00 p.m. ES care of RADIO GUIDE, 731 Ply. 919 N. Michigon Avenue, Chicogo WS\" ll-l1tiu Sincers \VSYR-Viva la Band NBC-Shandor, violinist; Hob C Ch' III QU,etS In 11" h,,:uJIn9 (It'.s * WTIC-HORLICK'S MALTED 9:45 p.m. EDT 8:4-5 EST (,hest('r'~ Orch.: WJZ \VBZ ,_..::m~o~u~t_h_.:...o_u_r_t~•....:_,_c_a~g~o~.__• _ Milk Prr~en[~ LUlll and Almer. NBC-Hands Across the Burlier: WSYR WHAM ~rktdl WHA:\I \\'SYR CBS--Orvil!e Knapp's Orchestra: 7 :4-5 p.m. EDT 6 :45 EST WA/IH-Nl'ws WABe WKBW WEAN WICC * CBS-Boake Carter: WAIlC WG/l-Oanee Orehpstra WNAC WOKO WNAC WGH WDBC WEAN WOR-AI nturt's O'Kpele; Annette Hanshaw; WJZ WBZ WSYR WLW and for certain permanent disabl· WC"H-\';lriHv I'rol!:ram Glen Gray's Orch.; Ted lIusin~: \\'11 A1\1 ing illjuries; pay<; up to $200,00 WE£I-EAl~y Aces WABC WDRe WOKO WNAC CBS-OiH HOA"an's Orch.: WABC immediate cash in addition to in· WHA:\I-Collledy Stars of Holly. \VLDZ WKBW WEAN \\IFEA WEAN WOKO \VICC WNAC demnities; and even pays for mC'd· wood wlce WORe WFHL WLBZ \VFDL ical attendance on non·disabling WI.HZ-lI. of 'I,linr Hour * NBC-Fibber McGee and WOH-Joe Sander's Orrht>stra injuries. Don't confu'\e Ihi~ policy WL\\'-Bob ~e\\hall :\Iully, cOllll"ny ~kl"t('h; Gale 1 :00 a.m. ED 12:00 l\-lid, ES with ordinary accident roIicies. 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NBC-Wuman's Radio Review; WTAG--Ullde Ray Reads the WTlC-.·e~s WNAC-John Metcalf, the Hyrno WGY-Mu,ical Procram (NUC) WGY WTAG WEll weSH Funnies 8:15 a.m. EDT 7:15 EST Evan(t'list WHAM-Hl"ttv Moore WICC-News; Sholll>ers' M.ti· wnEN-StO('k~ &. COm'llltditlet \\ TlC- Wri h'... illl' Cbrion NBC-W,lliam Meeder, orlanlst: WSYH-Women's Oub WICC-AudrI'Y Dl"'Verill, sonp n.. WnZ-Animal in the News 6:15 p,m, EDT 5:15 EST WJl 10:30 a.m. EDT 9:30 EST WKBW-orran Program WLBZ--Country Boy 4.:30 p.m. EDT 3:30 EST NBC Sump Llub; C4Ipt. nm CB5--Sidn~ lhJlhael, pianist: C8~Jack Fulton's Orchestra: WnU-Current Event' WNAC-Strin( El1~mble NBC-Jack Savage's Peaceful lIea1y, tamp and .d,'enture WADC WABC WDRC WAAB WEAN 12:15 p.m. ED 11:15 a.m. ES WOR-Bidf' Dudley's Tht'ater VaUey Folk,,: WEAF WGY talk \\Jl \\,BZ NBC-Don 11:'1011 Trio: WEAF WFRL \vOKO NBC-Hone)'boy :lnd Sassafras: Club of the Air CBs-('hica\t:o BQilrd of Trade Cl.l~Hoblly Brn~on &. ~unn, WTAG WTIC NOC-Today'! 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NelliS WORC WLBZ WEAN WTlC W[EI-Ba~l'''all Scores WEEI-Cuoline Cabot's 5happiol way:i; WICC WORC WNAC WGY-Radi·Owens WA_\B-..CJvie Chorus WCSH-·.QHome & Foreign Mis WG\'-A,h. of Jimmie AIII'D Servilte WGH-Variety PrOltram WIIAM-Qld Man Sunshine WORC-Four Southern Knights sions \\J({"-Your Yoic~ and Solng WLBl-Weathf'r; Temperature WJlAM-one-Oay Painters WICC-Lillian Kaye; Rh)·thm- WEU-RJading Cirde WEEI-Emerald Gems WKBW--Jack and Jill WNAC-Knox Mannin.:t WKBW-Candy Party ists WGR-Stone Hill Pri_ on Mystery WOR-"Sdence in Your Home," WLBZ-Danr(" ~100t.1 WOIl-!ltelody Moments WLBl-Topics of the D3y WKOW-Market Reports WGy-,tu ital Pr~ram Dr. Kurt Ha,seler Wl';A("-Song Pieturt-s. Terry WORC-Musical Time Tablt' \\TAG--Organ HM"ital WOR-Jerry Marsh. tenor: Or· WKUW-Traffic Court 4:45 p.m. EDT 3:45 EST O·Toolr 8:30 a.m. EDT 7:::0 EST 10:45 3. m. EDT 9 :45 EST chestra WOKO-Cuncert Prouam NBC-Adv:.. in King Arthur WOHC-U.llIt'hall Scorl's; Modl"rn NDC-Cheerio: WEAF WC~H CBS-Harmopies in Contrast: WORC-Qn the 12:15 WOR-The Psv.. hnloost Sa". Land; WEAF WEEI WTAG !llrloclie.. \\'GY WEFJ WTIC WTAG WICC W.wt:C WFEA WNAC WSYR-Lawrence. lid·8its 2:15 p.m. EDT ·1:15 EST WCSII WT.\G-Harrv KO~l!n's En-.em WBEN WEAN WDnc lZ:30 p.m. ED 11:30 a.m. ES CBS-Romance of Helen Trent: WBEN-Uncl'" Ren's Club bl" (:,\IK) £Os--Chapel Sifll~ers· WABC NBC-Hetty Crocker: WEAF NBC-~lerry Madcaps: WEAf WABC Wl\AC WGY-Stock Hl"ltorts 6:30 p.m. EDT 5:30 EST WA\B-Phantom Fingers WEEI WGY WCSH \VTAG WTIC WGY Y. N.--Consumers' Co u n c i I: WOU-The Rhythm Girls CBS-J('an nrune~co's Orche~tra: \VBl-Radio Journal WBEN CBS-"Five Star Jones," drama· WORC WLBl WAAB \\rIIC-Sah'3tore de Sterano. WA \Ii WORC Wllh'I-With the Rambler C8:T-.\lrs. 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NBC--Cro~s Cuts from Log of Soloist; \\',\UC 8:45 a.m. EDT 7:45 EST Ens('mble WBl-HOldiu Journal \VCR-Movie Broadcast Dol)'; WJZ WHAM WSYR NBC-:-.'e-"s: Three X Sisters: NBC-Landt Trio & While: WJl \VBZ-Musicale weSII-Hi-Noon IIigblights WGY-lIou!\l'!Jold Chilts NBC-Shirlev Howard. sones: WJl WIIAM \VBl WGIl-Nancy's Shopping News WDRC-The Ad-Liner WOR-Leo FreudberE:'s Oldl. WEAF WTAG WBEN WTIC CllS-.Jack Arillstronll" WFUL CB!-.-Lyric Serenade: WABC WHAM-Household Hour WEAN-Around the TowD 2::lO p,m. EDT 1 :30 EST WnZ-Vil.'l\S of the News Y. N.-~tinute Men Pre~ellt: WAAU-Popular Pleasantries; WOKo--M\lSical Scrap Book WEEI-Market Reports NBC-Goltll!n Melodies; Jl."an wrSII-I'op Conc('rt WORC WICC \\' LBZ Or(l'an WSYR-Herm3n & Hal1ta (NBC) WGH-()rgan Recital Dickenson. soprano: WJl WEEI-TheMail Bag WilEN -Srorl~ Review WLBZ-Irma Newell, shopping WTIC-Morninl::" Pop Concert WKBW--Comedy Calters WSYR WGY-MlI~ical Pro"ram \VBZ-New.. : To be allllounced WNAC-News 11:00 a.m. ED'!' 10:00 EST WLBl--Grange Br('adcast * CBS-Between the Bookends: WKnW--Geor~e Bilker, tenor WCSH-News; Spnrh Review WOR-Hal ll('ckett. or~allist NHC-Jacques Abram, pianist: WOR-Lutlcheon with Arthur WABC WGH WICC wnnC \VOH-Current Events WI-:AN-Hhythm HnlilllluII WonC-lll\1orninll; Watch WEAF WBEN WTAG Schwartz WLBZ WORe WOKO WEAN 5:15 p.m. EDT 4:15 EST * WEEI-HORLICK'S MALTED 9:00 a.m. EDT 8:00 EST CBS-Cooking Close,Urs: WARC WORC-lIeralding tbe News Wl'lll. WNAC NBC-"Grillldpa Burton," Bill Milk Presents Lum ,lInl Abner, NBC-Richard Leibert, organist: WOKO WNAC WORC WEAN WTAG-Marke15; Farm Flashe~ NBC-AI Pearce allcl His Gang: Baar: WEAF WTAG WBEN sketch WEAF WTAG WGY WFBL WKBW lZ:45 p.m. ED 11:45 a.m. ES WEAF WTAG WCSII WUEN wTle \v1-:U \VGY WCSI! WCIt-Sport Column CB5-Bright Light~: WADC NBC-To be announced: WJZ CBS-So S. Normandie at Havre: WEEI CIl5--Adv("nlurc Hour; "Og, 500 W(;Y-Nl.'w,; Evening Bre-vities WQKO WNAC WORe wlce WSylt WADC WOKO WORC WFOL WAAB-j'iallO Recit"l, Donald !If Fire," drama: WAIlC WGR WJAR-Nrws: POI> Concert WLBl wrEA wonc WEAN WAAn-Cookinc; School WAAn Van Wart WAAB WKnW-l)allCI' Orchestra WFaL WK8W WBl-Fish Storics WBEN-Stock & Commodities WBl-Home Forum COOkinl: Y. :'i.-BasebOl11 School: WORC WI.HZ-Bandwall;un * NBC-Breakfast Crub: WJZ WCSH-51IOe Maker WBl-Al(ricultural Markds ~_chool WEAN WNAC WICC WI.W-Jack ArmSlrOIl!l:, drama WDZ WSYR WHAM WEEI--Frifo'ndly Kitcheo WCSII-News; Farm Flashes; WG Y-Scissors & Pute \\'87. --At!ricunural Markets WNAC-Ilhythm HOllrulup WAAO-Shop~r's Special WGY-DI.'Uy Moore Weather WHAM-Roch. 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WGR-\\'heel of Fortune 11:15 a.m. EDT 10:15 EST WNAC-Shopper's Exchangp CU5--H a p p y Hollow: WAlie 5:30 p.m. EDT 4;30 EST 6:45 p.m. EDT 5:45 EST WOR-Rhythm Encores NBC-Tony Wons, philosopher: WOR-POlinted Dreams, dnma WEAN WOltC WICC WFOL NBC-Jam("s Wilkinson, baritone: ~BC--Billy and Betty, sketch: WTW-Ibdio Bazaar WJZ WBl WSYR WHAM WTAG-Noon·day Itevue WORC WNAC WOKO WGI{ WEAF WBEN WllC WTAG WEAF 9:15 a.m. ~DT 8:15 EST NBC-Verna Durk(', contralto' 1:00 p.m. EDT 12:00 m EST WLBZ WGY CB5-Jan Brune.co·, Orchr~tn: NBC·-Richard Leibert. organist: WEAF WEEr WTAG WCSH NBC-~1arket & Weatner; WEAr WAAB-~ews C8~-Ja('k Armstrong: WABC N('w~: W.\BC wrUL WORC WeSH WBES WEEI WTIe WGY WBEN NBC-Jimmie GarrilJ:an's Orch.: WCSH-Mid-day Varieties WOKO WORC WEAN WOKO WFEA WOR-Antoinette Donnt-lIv * CBs-Mary Marlin, sketch: WJZ WSYR WGY-Ehner Eidmar~h. orll!:ani~t Nnc -Singlllg Lady: WJZ \V8l * NBC-Lowell Thomas, n~s: 9:30 a.m. EDT 8:30 EST WABC WNAC WKBW WDRC NBC-Gene Beecher's Orchestra: 3:00 p.m. EDT 2:00 EST WHAM WSYR • WJZ \VBl WIIA~I WSYR NBC-To be announcetl: WEAF WEAN WFOL WGY NUC-HOme Sw('("t Home: WE\F Y. 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Einstein NDC--Charles Stl'nross' Orch.: WI\'AC-Elizahcth 1'r<1vis Behnke, NnC-Re!l'gie Childs' Orchestra: scratchcd his shaggy locks and mottered WEAF WTIC WJAH pianist WJZ the German equivalent of "foolishness" Y. N.-NelV~; WNAC WORe CBS--Ju~t Entertainment, vari· 8:30 p.m. EDT 7:30 EST when asked for his signature-but he ety program: WABe WNAC WLBZ WICC WEAN WORe * NBC-Wayne King's Orch.: WBEN-News; Ironic Repoflu signed the register nevertheless. WGR WEAF WCSH WCY WTIC Among the many distinguished signa­ NBC-Amos 'n' Andy: WJZ WBZ-Hughic B,'AC WDRC WEAN WOI\O J\\rs. Vincent Astor of New York; Bea­ WCSH-V:tri('ly Progr;ull WLW-Variety Show; Nat ilrusi- tri7., Infanta of Spain: Prince Tashiko and WGR loff's Orcheslr;l WDHC-Whisperilll{ Strinl.ls * NBC-"House of Glass." dra· Prince.... Tsunenori of japan; Count Felix WEAN-With the Governor WOKO-Stale Police News matit; skelch featuring Ger­ \VOH-(lIrrE'nt Evt."flts Von I.uckner, Grand Duchess Maric of W!::I';I-Edison Salute trude Berg-, Joe Greenwald, Hus..ia, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Sir WGV-Jim Healey, news WTAG-News l'aul Stewart, lIelen Dumas, WTlC-Nells "arry Brillain, Knight of the British Em­ WIIAM-SpOrlcll, tenor Arthur Krork, speakrr: WJZ WBEN WGY written, and hc penned a similar score, These spoons now are available by mail only. WBl-Hank Keene's Hillbillies WHAM WSYH CBS-Opening- of S.m Die~o Ex­ Mail cash and accompanying coupon to Radio WEAN-Francine's Whalers position: WABC WOKO WICC labeling it, She Didn't Say t\'o. WBZ-Radio Journal Roy Atwell, who twists his speech on Guide, Souvenir Spoon Bureau. 731 Plymouth WEEI-After Dinnl'r Hevue WAAB-News WDIlC WORC WFEA WEAN Court. Chicago, Illinois. WHAM-AJvs. of Jimmie Allen WOR-News of the Air WLBZ WFBL the air, also twisted his signature to the WICC-Trudy Moore. baritune 10:00 p.m. EDT 9:00 EST WOR-Dorsey Brothers' Orch. following; "Oy Ratwell-1 me

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WEEl--Good Mornin,; WGY-News; Market Baskl't NDC-"Masquerilde," sketch: 4:00 p.m. EDT 3:00 EST WICC-Melodeen WCSII-N"ws WSYR-Syracuse Univenity WIIAM--Towu Clock Program WEAF WEEI W8EN WCSII NBC-Woman's Radio Review: wnc-col. Ru"coe Turner's Fly· WNAC-Shoppinl' Around Town WTIC WTAG WEEI-Kitchen or the Air WEAF WTlC WNAC-Voice 01 the ApotheCIIlJ WGy-rarm I'roll:ralll Inl{ Stories WTAG-Cood Mornim: Program WOKQ-News CB~r"On Robison', Bucka· CnS-Amon( Our Sounnir.: WTlC-Good Morninl' rOOhb', Orchestra: N8C-Stilm[l Club j Capt. Tim Morning Watch: WAAS WICe WABC WORC WAAB WEAN WKBW-Market Reports: Wea· WEAN-.JimlllY Murphy, SOnes WJZ WHAM WSYR Healy, 't.lm[l and adventure talks: WBZ WOl-Bradley Kincaid WOKO WFOL ther WGrt-Sunny Plohl WDEN-Piano Recital; Mnrlaret wn WCSH-D.Morning Devotion NBC-Today's Children, sketch: WOR-Leo Freudberlit's Orchestra WGY-Saki Get Ricb, .ketch NortOIl COS-Bobby Bcnson &: Sunny WDRC-The Shoppers' Spedal \VJZ WSYR WBZ wOnC-<>n tile 12:15 WK8W-Traffic Court WBl-Civic Chorus Jim: WASC WAAD WDRe WEAN-Shopper's E.xthaDle NBC-Breen & de: Rose: WBEN WSYR-Lawrence nd·Dits WOKD-Edwa.rd Hood. baritone: \VCSH-Loring Short & Harmon WOKO WFIlL WEAN WGR \VEEI-Shopping Service WEEI WGY WTIC WTAG-Noon-day Revue WOR-The Psychologist Says WOR-"Sdence in Your Home," WBEN-The Merry Makers WLBZ-Weatheri Schedule Y. N.-Affairs of the Heming- WTlC-Guy Hedlund and Com- Dr. Kurt Hll!$ell!.r WCSH-Do.... n Melody Lane 12:30 p.m. ED 11,30 a.m. ES pany WEEI-B~seball Scores: News WNAC-Knox Mannine ways: WORC WICC WHAC NBC-Stanley High, political talk: 4:45 p.m. EDT 3:45 EST \VOR-Nell Vinick, beauty talk; WGR-V.. rie\y PrOlll:ram 2:15 p.m. EDT 1:15 EST NBC-Soulh Sea Islanders: WEAF WGY-Jimmie Allen WEAF WGY WIIAl\f-Classic Gems Melody Moments WHAM-Musical Program CBS-"Five Star J,mes," drama­ CBS-Romance of Helen Trent: Nlil,;-Gell. Fed. or Women's WAuC WNAC WICC-Caryll Kelly, sones \VOnC-Musical Time Table WKUW---Candy Party tic sketch: WABC WNAC Clubs: WJZ WHAM WLUl-To[lics of the Day Y. N.-Tom Anderson'. Orch.: WBEN-Uncle Den's Club WJAR-Pop Concert WSYR-Musical Clock NBC-Words and Music: WJZ 8 :30 a.m. EDT 7:30 EST WOR-Allie Lowe Miles Club WEAN wonc WAAB WL8Z WF.EI-llealth Forum WKBW-J-ack and Jill WTAG-Organ Music WHAM WSYR WDRC-Arno Meyer's Serenaders WLBZ-Dance Moods NBC-Cheerio: WEAF WCY WAAn-Farm anc Garden Chlilt WGY-Stock Reporls 10,45 a. m. EDT 9:45 EST WG R-Movie Broadust WNAC-Dixi~ Itevelers WNAC-Sone Pictures, Terry \YCSH WEEl wnc WTAG WBEN-News: Paul Small, tenor O'Toole WoEN CDS-Rambles in Rhythm: WGY-Household Chah WOIt-The Channillr: Choir WBl-Radio Journal WORC-Baseball Scores; Modern CBS-Sunny Melodie:s: WABC WOItC WEAN WFEA WNAC WICC-Marv Lalle. soprano WSVIt-Book Chats WDRC WCSII-Hi·Noon Highlighh Melodies WAAB-Phantom Fingers Ad·Lin~r WOKo-Fed. 1I0usini Talk 5 :00 p.m. EDT 4 :00 EST NBC-Betty Crocker: WEAf WORG-The WOR-Jerry Mar~h, tenor; Orch. CBS-Connie Gate'!, sones: WTAG-Uncle Ray Reads the WBZ-Radio Journal WEAN-Around the Towa ~:30 Funnies WHAl\f-With the: Rambler WEEI WGY WBEN WTAG WEEI-Market Report 2:30 p.m. EDT EST WAOC WAAB WFBL WGR WICC-The Shoppers' Exchange WCSH * CBS-Between the Bookends: WOKO \YI'EA 6:30 p.m. EDT 5,30 EST WCR-orglli. Recital NBC-N~w~: Gallagl1er & Shean, WLBZ-.a.Thoughts lor the Day CBS-Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage WABC WICC \Vonc WLBZ NBC-Platt and Niermun: WJZ WK8W-Farm 8ulletill WFI~A Jr.: WEAF WNAC-Service Man Patch, sketch: WABe WKDW WLBZ-Luncheoll Music WORe WNAC WOKO WHAM WSYR WFBL CBS-Kaltenborn Edits the WOR-Martha ltbnninl:, sales WOKQ-I'opu!ar Concert wGn WEAN WFBI, NBC-Shirley 1I0ward. contral· NBC-Herman and Banta: WJZ NBC-l'TIle Kitchen Party"; to: WEAF WBEN WTIC News: WABC WAAO WDRe talk WOR-Frank and sonr:s WSYR-Musical Clock WAAB-Memory Lane:, CeorCe "'0, Frilnces Let: Darton; AI & Lee WTAG NBC-News; Gale I'Jge, contral· \VORC-Henlding the News to: \vJZ WHA. f WSYR Wheeler WTAG-Markets: Farm Fl.uhn ReiKr. piano duo; Jimmy WBl-Nf'wS 8:45 a.m. EDT 7,45 EST WBl-Musicale Wilkinson, baritone; Warren WCSH-Pop Concert CB5-Jack Armstron.: WFBI. NBC-Landt Trio & White:: WIZ WCR-Shopping News WTIC-Merry Madcaps Hull, m.c., & Martha Mea", WEEI-TheMail Bill Y. N .-~linut,. }olen: WICC WOZ WIIAM-Household Hour 12:45 p.m. ED 11:45 a.m. ES IOn(,: WEAF WTIC WCSH WKY-Lang Sisters wonc WLBZ CBS-The Bluebirds: WABC WtrC---Comrort Hour NBC-Merry Madcaps: WEAF WEEI WGY WTAG WREN WOR-Curn:nl Events WBEN-Sporls Review WAAB-Popular Pleasantries WOKo-Laughing at the World WGY NBC-Three Flats: WJZ 5:15 p.m. EDT 4:15 EST WOl-New,,; To be allllounced WEAN-Cubs; News WSYR-Little Jack Liltle CBs-Jan Savitt's Orch.: WABC WBl-Home Fori,lm Coolcina: COS-Adv('nture Hour; "O~, Son WCSII-Sporls Review WLBl-Popular Pleasantries WTIC-Songs That Never Cro,," WOKO WFEA WK8W WFBL School of Fin'." dramatic sketch: WEAN-Rhythm Houndup WNAC-Food News O'd WORC WLBZ WAAB WHAM-School 01 the Air WABC WAAB WGR * WEEI-HORLICK'S MALTED WOR-Rhythm Encores 11:00 a.m. EDT 10:00 EST WOEN-Stock & Commodity Re· WOR-Wolnl!n's Hour; Martha NOC-"Grandpil Burton," Bill Milk Prbents Lum and Abner. WORC-Mornin~ Watch NBC-Marine Band: WEAr WCY ports Deane BOlar: WEAf WTIC WEEI sketch 9:00 a.m. EDT 8,00 EST WTIC WCSH WTAG WEEI WBZ-~ricultur:al Markets WSVR-Victor Miller Strin~ Trio W8EN WC:SH WGY WTAG WCn-Sport Column CB~"D~r Columbia": WABC WBEN' WCSH-FaCln Fluhes 2:45 p.m. EDT 1:45 t:ST NBC-Jackic Heller, tenor: WJZ WGY-News; E,·enint: Breviti" WFSL WOKO WFEA WLBZ CBS-Coolcin( Closeups: WABe W£EJ-A Bit of This and Thai N8C-Rita Lester. contralto: WSYR WJAR-Xew,; Pop Concert WDnC WNAC WEAN WICC WOKO WNAC WDRe WEAN WNAC-The Shopper's Exchanle WIZ WSYR Y. N.-Jack Onslo.....'s Baseball WKOW-:"I3varin Orchf'stra WORC WKBW WFBL WKBW WOH-Painted Dreams C8S-H a p p y Hollow: WABC School: WICC WNAC wonc WLW-Jack Armstront:, drama NUe-Richard Leibert, organist: NOC-The Honeymooners; 'urace WTA~Shopping in the Mart WEAN WDnc WICC WFEA WEAN . WNAC-Rh)'thnm Roundup WEAF WTAG WGY and Eddie: WJZ WOZ iVSYR 1:01) p.m. EDT 12:00 m EST WNAC WOI(O WGR WFBL WBZ-New EOltland AICriculture WUKO-Concerl Miniatures * NBC-Breakfast Club: WJZ WAAB-Martha Lee's Coolcin. NnC-Markets & Weather: wonc WLBZ WORC-To be announced \\'OR-Terry and Ted WBZ WSYR WHAM School WEAF \V.UO-News WHAM-Ooy Scoul Program WSYR-~ew,; Social Re~ster WAAB-Shoppers' Special WICC-Town Topics NOC-Joe Wbite, teDor: \YCSH WHA~f-Dancl' Or"cheslra WK8\V-Ass'n of RadIO Engi WTAG-~ews: Bulletins WBEN-News WLBl-Singin' S.. m 3,00 p.m. EDT 2:00 EST IJef'U \\'T1C-~"ws; Ba~eb;"1 . ('''res WCSU-Notis in Rhyme WGY WOR-What to Eat and Wh' CBs-J.n Savitt's Orch.: WGR NBC-Home Swe-et Home: WEAF WLBZ-Sh"llpers' Variety Prl"'. 6:45 p.m. EDT 5:45 EST WEEI-Clothes Institute WORC-Morninr: M\dodinl WDRC WTIC WC~H WEE[ WTAG ,,"Ulio-Popular Coll('crt ro;'8C-91.11y & Betty: WEAF WGR-Wheel 01 Fortune 11:15 a.m. EDT 10,15 EST NDC-Jimmie Garrigan's Orch.: WBE~ WGY WOR-Home Town Bo)'s CB5--C.trIt()!\ &: Shaw, \'oeal duo: WTJC-Woman's Radio Banar * CaS-"Mary M,ulin," sketch: WJZ WSYR CB::;-I'et" Woolery, tenor: Or­ 5:30 p.m. EDIf 4:30 EST News: WADC WDRC WOKO 9:15 a.m. EDT 8:15 EST WABC W:'iAC WDRC \vKBW Y. N.-La Rosa Program: WAAO chestra: WA8C WGR WOKO * NBC-Nellie Revell Intervirws WAAIl win' WFBL wonc NBC-Richard Leibert, organist~ WEAN WFIlL WEAN WICC WAAB WF»L ClJudine McDon;ald· WEAF * NBC-lowell Thomas, news: WBEN WCSH WEEI NBC-Tony Wons: \VJZ WSYR WBEN-Farm Service NnC-TIle Silver Flut.e: WJZ WTIC WCSII WBEN WTAG \VJl WB7. WSYR WHAM WOR-Antoinette DOllnelly WBZ WHAM WHAM-Tonie Tunea WBZ WSYR WGY WLW 22 1 Friday-Continued MIKEroscope Haste D('''~rt Heard On TheJ\l1K I:rmcope Editors have becn NBC-TIll' Kid: \'v'BEN 8:00 p.m. EDT 7:00 EST NBC-Ludlle Manncrs, soprano: WTAG * NBC-Concert; Jessica Dr"g­ WJZ WHAM W8Z deluged with requc<:tl!-o (or 1~ItDlO GUIIH-'!:> WCSJI Alneriun Wt'tkly onl.'tte, ~o['rano; Oreh.; GUl''It: MHS-Music Box Hour: WLW M IK Ero~wpe Album and L.og Dook. WEAl\-H. "ball Sltlrt'!>; ~tu~ical \\£AF Wnrs \\TAG WJAR won Thou~;tnds of <,cparate MI KFro<:tcopt..... Interlude WTIC \\'(;Y \\'EEI WC"H WEAN-Jack Pitman's Orch. the Air <:taved for the P e\'ery day. The task of <;Qrting them. \\GU-" Ie and ~tike" WABC WGR \\FEA \\OkO WNAC-Sp(Jllicht Ul:'Vue ALTER SI CLAIR. A"isted hy to WGY-EmmanuaJ B,lJl11~t A Ca· \'rORC \\'LBl \\ KC \\ ~AC and tabulating the lists of per5Qn<:t 10:45 p.m. EDT 9:45 EST James Connors, Each Week re­ \\hom the Album will go is overwhelm­ rwl1a ne>ir SBC-Irene Rich WJl \VOZ NBC-To be announced WJZ views I'\ew and Old Programs on n"JAR- Y F W 1'1'11 Y OilY WIIA.I WSYR W 109. If you have not yet recein'd your \\'H.\\1 the Air. ~lr. Sinclair's R,lllng Svstem Is "'1'''' krr WAAB-Pro,incial . felodi('~ WBl-J~ Rines' Orcht'stra copy, }'our indulgence is asked for a \\KBW-~I'uts as Follows: ****-Thc Perfect Program. Ob:H"'H'f WDRC-Cb.tIInd Oredcer. drama WK8W-Ha~('ball lIi~hlie:hts short time longer. !In Rare Even in Hadio; ***-Excellent; \\IUZ-luIIPI UlrI', l::S \\ EAS'-Hio:;:h and PJl'P Schools WNAC-'tu'if~1 nh,· 1l'!'ler WKAl-The ..!"Iody urrlltcd Hnnndup W~YR-NI'\\!' **--Good AveraJ,tc; * rail. :'\0 Star \\ flR- lolut fll" \\KBW-\Hed flf Furtune Ytlth a Review Indicates a Program Poorer l\ TIC .' W1 of the W('t'k WLW-The Harmonizers. quartt't It:00 p.m. EDT 10:00 EST Than Fair. Programs Heard During the is free of the tendency to burlesque the WOR-Tht' Lone Ran~f'r :\8t:-(.1'0I f' R. Holones, oe.... s. \\' kEd· '\ 18 d B f negro diale..:t. ~ot only will she please 7:00 p.m. EDT 6:0' EST WEAF W(SII WGY NBC-eturce Duffy's OrcheHTa: 8:15 p.m. EDT 7:15 EST ee n 109 J\ ay ,an c ore: Aryan lisleners but she will not offend the NBC-Mortnn Downey, tenor; CBS-Fredlhe 8frll:in'~ On:h.: ~egro WEAr * WAne WAAB WKBW WFBL Lights Out ** large audience which closely fol- lO:S--Ju'(:ript-.. WHAM WSYR WBZ * NBC-Amos '0' Andy: WHAM tl) pro ram: \\ABC WGIl WSYR ear nes ay mght. May 1 , at But the novelLy of hearing :l feminine ''''NA( CBS-Leith SIHens' H,lrmo- 12:30 a. m. EDT (11:30 p. m. EST; . th hi' • NBC-Amos 'n' Andy: WJZ lIieo;: WDRC WEAr-; NBC-H.tn,ld Stera's Orchestra: 11:30 eDT; 10:30 CST: 9:30 MST; 8:30 \Olce on e prngram was over<:t ;)( Cl\\eu WKHW-Manha J1. lIf'inll. ~i WJZ PST) over an BC-'VEAF network. by the effect of her pre~nce on the coo- \VOZ Y :.I.-Ne.... s: WNAC WORe CaS-Patti Chapin, $onl:~; WFEA alllH tinuilY itself. Adding the character j!;re;lt- WI.W-HoJl. Charlc!' Saw)tr, lalk WUll WEAN WICC WORC WAAU-1\ews . W8EN-Nl'w~; Since going network, this former roar- Iy broadens the boys' scope in writing, WHEN-Adv. cf Jimmy AileD WORC-"Armchair Radio Ro­ Ironic Rl'porter ing. gory thrill drama series has turned and the.ir handling of the opening episode WCSJl-Evenin~ manccs·· WBZ-III1e;hie Barrett's Orch. Parade WEEI-Spurt~ J(f>virw pale. In fact, in the drama of the Time with MISS \ridmer revealed them as much \\I>IU;-H,lhJh Mixl'f's Strinr; 8:30 p.m. EDT 7:30 EST CBS-Court of Hum,)n Rel,)- Wc'H-)}ance Orchestra Machine staAed this date, there wasn't (I) cleverer continuity builders than ever was EIlWlllhll' * WJAR-N...... ~ ~hlying, WI-.AN-Thl' l.h,lt"l)' Limited lioll!!; "Hate's Harve..l": a ghost, (2) a or (3) even a suspected. Wi.t::I-CllOrus WABe WOKO WNAC WFBt WLW-Varil'ly Show; Nat Brus- cracked cocoanut. Andy's obvious confusion, his inability WGY-Jim Huley, curlent wnRC WGR WEAN WOIlC Hoff's Orche!\lril The object of this dramatic series when to separate the human equation from the NBC-Red Nichols' Orchl'"lraj WOKo--State Police News tv"nl! WOR-Currl'nt Events it was launched as a local ChicaAo NBC business of playing his role of Ceneral WHAM-Sp(,rlca"t Rulh Etting. "ongS; Hill Til· WTAG--News station feature was to scare the wits out Caesar, \\"'3S a keen character study. This WKl'-FJlen Millltlt'r. S(lIleS lien, tennis !;tar, ~ut'st: WJZ of its listeners ;11 an hour when the kid- first three-way peformancc g.:Jve great WJlA:\1 \vBZ WSYR WLW WTIC-Ne\fS WJAH-Nr..... '! dies' hour customers would be safely promi~ of a long series of hilarious epi 4 \\ KBW-J:lck Quillian, tenor Y. N.-Bcl'thoven Memorial: 11:15 p.m. EDT 10:15 EST salles. WLBZ-Maiue News WAAH WLBZ CBS-fredtlil' Bergin's Orch.: tucked in bed. r;vidently the network ty- To these ears Miss Widmer's voice is WLW-Ilj,b Nutlll's Impromptu \\'CY-Farm forum WLBZ WORe WFEA WOKO coons are trying to m'lke another Singing not quite so resonant as one might expect S('r~llalie WICC-Connl'clicut Cclrbritiel WDnC WOK(}-Sk('lch WKBW-Musical Progr;lm KBC-Jesst' Crawford, organist: Lady turn out of the program. from a Negro girl, but Freeman Gostlen WOIl-St.ln ).lllnn, ~POrts WOR-Jack Arthur'o; Mu~ieale WEAF WCSH WEEI WTIC Horace Heidt's Brigadiers *** has had long and varied contacts with the WORr - -llrraltlinli[ the News 8:45 p.m. EDT 7:45 EST WJAR Heard Thursday, May 16, at 10:30 race. If he sanctioned the choice of the WSYR-SIJOrt" OlN'rver Y. N.-Aml'rican Chemical $0- NBC-Harold Stf'rn's Orchestra: EDT (9 30 EST 30 eDT 830 new member of the company, it can be WTAG-Ativ. of T('rry and Ted det)·: WAA8 WLBZ WOZ WHAM \YSYR p. m. :: 9: ;: assumed that she runs true to type. WT1C-Mll if;!l Hu:hl¥ay WleC-To be annc:.ullcetl WBEN-Sports CST: 7:30 MST; 6:30 PST) over a CDS- -..:..:.-__ 7:15 p.m. EDT 6:15 EST 9:00 p.m. EDT 8:00 EST WEAN-Nf'.... s & Ba~£billl Scores 'VABe network. Sponsored by Stew.T CBS-Ju~t Plain BilL WA8C l'\BC-Wa1tz Time; Frank Munn; WGY-Bobhy Ml!I'krr's Orch. art-'Varner. WNAC WCR Bcrnit:e (Iilirc; Abf- Lyman's WU'C-Baceball Scores; Ne\'ts Decidedly improved is thlS program in NBC-T(,n)' &0 CU!, dr4matic Orch.: WEAF WEEI WLW WKBW-l>anr'{' Orchestra half-hour (orm and without the unhar­ ~k"ldl .... ilh Milrio Chaml€'« & WCSH WTAG WGY WJ.f,R * WLW-HORLlCK'S MALTED WBE~ Milk Presents Lum aII'I Ahner, maniotls, crowded interpolation o( Cap­ GEO. F. Hro\\n: WJZ \VBl ta;n Dobbs;e. Previourgan R«ital edition is certainly deserving of the three WEEI Frances Lollms' Orchestr;l F Sundays at 12-12:30 a. m. EDT (11­ WOR-Pauline Alpert. pianist NBC-Mtetill' House: WJZ waz WOR-Freddy Martin's Orch. II :30 p. m. EST or COT. and 10-10:30 Ambtllou~ women wanted to make * WnC-HORLICK'S MALTED WHAM UP to $22 tn a week and your \lwn 11\;la;:,N 12:30 a.m. ED 11:30 p.m. ES CST) over the following stations: dre~.f'~ Milk Presents LUIll :lIltl Abll~r. Wt('k~' free of an cost with 1"e­ Y. N.-Hannv OrchC'!;tril: NHC-Jimmie Garrii!'ln's Orch.: .I~tlble Fall styln or I:Ullrantee(l sketch WAAB, Bo~lon WLBZ. Banf;or, Me. WICC WNAC WORC WEAF WGY WJAR Hnford}'rock,. V.,tcomoletellne. WCAO. Baltimore WlW. Cincinnati lll"t-mtnute modell tn newut fabrll'l 7:45 p.m. EDT 6:45 EST WEAN-Radio Theater CB~-Charl('s !)(JrnherCrr's Or­ androlor9-allslUll. No Experience AU~Ilr1:s WCAU, Philadelpl1ia WMAS, Spr'gf'd,Mass. * CBS-Boake Carter, news: \\'GB-lIar(lld Orch. chestra: WADe \VICC WEAN _No Houle.to.Houle Canva..in(r-Now plan makes WABC WEAN WORe WFBL WLBZ-Chatcau Barn Dance WORC, Hartf'd. Conn. WNAC, Bo~toll "ork tlcy. fa~('hlathlll:. dl,lfnHled. Gor,«)u! Style I"re'enh- WAAB WNAC WEAN, Provid'c, R.I. WNBH, N.Bedf'd,Mas. WGR WNAC W01t-Sandra Swen!;kil, Russian NBC-Billy 8i~~et1's Orchcqr;l: ll'A:t~(j~rf~itbcits~b~;t~l;tIE' ~'nJi'~::h,POJt'o * NBC_Dangerous Paradise, rhallteu~e: Orrhl'~tra WJZ WSYR WBZ WHAM WFEA, M'llch'tcr,N.H. WORC, Worc'tE:r,Mas. W~\' Mu~ic WFBL, Syracuse, N.Y. WOKO, Alb3ny, N.Y. sketch j Elsie Hitz &. Niek Daw. B-Hond HI'\'uc flf WLW WGAR, Cleveland WLLH, Lowell. Mass. son: WJZ WHAM WBZ WSYR 10:15 p.m. EDT 9:15 EST WQKo--Pollular Conctrt WEA~-Ranny WGR, Buffalo, N.Y. WOL, Wash'~t'n. D.C. Advertise in RADIO GUIDE WLW Weeks' OrchEstra WOU-lIorilce Heillt'~ Grche!;tra * NBC-AlKA-SELTZER PRE· \\ OR-Harlan Eugene Read. WIce. Bri(lgf'p't,Colln. WOR, Ntw3rk, N.J. ,elliS Uncle Ena's Radio Sta· npws 12:45 a.m. ED 11:45 p.m. ES WJAS. I)itl~hur~h WRDO, Augusta, Me. WOH-Carlo~ Molin;!'s Oreh. tion: )'VEAF WHE~ WTAG \\IS\' H-ColJcert Hlmr WJR, Detroit 11 WEEI WJAH Wey \YCSH ]0:30 p.m. EDT 9:30 EST 1:00 a.m. ED 12:00 I\Iid. ES Father Coughlin also rebroadcasts at 1111' ' 11 1 Y. N.-Hod '-\'iIliams' Orchtstra: CB5---StO<'pnade and Budd' WLW-Continf'ntal Gypsies 12-12:30 CDT or EST (11-11,)0 11,_11II , t, .. a. m. 1 Wonc WABC WORC WICC WITA 1:30 a.m. EDT 12:30 EST p. m. CST; I-I ,3!) a. m. EDT) over the I l BIG ROYALTIES " WI.W-Jo(' Sand(',.~' Orche~tra 1 WAAB-orun ReiEtal WFBL WORC WOKO WGR followinA !-otation: paid b,. ),fulle Publl~hers Ind TllklllJl: Plrtu... produ«rs. WIC("-~p(Jrt Hevu(' WLBZ WAAB 1:45 a.m. EDT U:45 EST Free bookln de~f'r1bd I'lIOlt ((lmtJtel:ll IOD, It'moe enr otr'llred. Hit wrllfrs 11"111 fl'the••trance. compou mUlle WKBW-\'ariny PrO(ram * NBC-Circus N:ght in Silvu­ WLW-Johl111)' Bllrkdfth's Orch. KMBC, Kan.City. Mo. WHO. Des Moinf's, Ia. to 1'ilUr l:rrtcs or Iyrlet to Jour Glude, .ecur. U. 8. ClDIl,.­ WI.BZ-U. (,f M. lIour town; JOf! Cook. coml'dian: 2:00 a.m. EDT 1:00 EST KS rp, SI. Paul, Minn. WIN D, Gilry, Ind. rJr-lll. broadl'l.t :roor .001: OTtr the ladlo. Our ~alu IJe­ WOK~Sketch \VEM- WGY WEt.! WSYIl. WLW-Dance Orche!'tra O.1rtroent lubtlltu to Alu31e PUbtbben lod O",U71'UO!J KWK, St. Louis WOW. Omaha, Ntbr. {'Jehut' l'llodloa. \\'lnTt: TODAY f.r FBEE D09KLET. WOR-Fruut Pa~e Dram=!. WBEN WCSH wnc WJAR 2,30 a.m. EDT 1:30 EST WCFl. Chicago WTMJ, Mil .... aukee d wnc~uy Hedlund 6: ~ WTAG WLW-Moon Ri .. er ~~~~~;" S~~GS~';~V~ta,~~:~,BJ.5i: 1 23 Programs for Saturday, June 1 6:30 a.m. EDT 5:30 EST WGIl Silver Ullin" Hour WG Y Musieal Program NBC-Master Builder Pro~ram; WNAC-Sunrise Sl*cial: Orean WOll-Lco Frl.'Ullherg's Orch Star Indicates High Spot Selections WOR--Current Event!\, Guest Speakers: WJZ WIlt\M 6:45 a.m. EDT 5:45 EST 9:45 a.m. EDT 8:45 EST * WTlC-SalutE" to the cce WSYR WOR-Musical Gym Clock NB("-J\nn('ttt McCuIJou,lth, WGR-EmploYIllf:l;t Report; 1:45 p.m. EDT 12:45 EST 5:15 p.m. EDT 4,15 EST WHZ-Ilallio Journal ~Oll!!:~: WEA"· WTlC WCSH Farm Flashes; Lh·utock CBS-Billy Mills & Co.: WORe WC~H-The Wavsilll' Philosopher 7:00 a,.... EDT 6:00 EST NBC-Jackie Hl.'lIer, tenor: WJl WEA~-Basl'hall ~Iusical \VTAG WEE! WLBZ-Melody Merry-Cio·Hound WEA:ol WFEA WDRC WI-Hl Sc:ores; Musical .':Iock: \VBZ WEAN WSYR WlI;\~1 IJll~rludc \VGR \\IICC CnS--\Iann & Irwin, IJiano duo: WFUL WABC WFEA WFBL W~AC NBC-bld\ l)uchin's Orchestra: WGIl-Dance Orche~lra WBEN-Melodv Minute Man Afternoon Y. N.-Lunchron Mu§ic: WNAC WCSII Wey WKHW WICC WORC WLBl WICC-Shoppers' Matinee WJAR-Harmonica Hand WEEI-Train Catrher ("1lS--J('an Hr\llle~co'!l O!'ch.: WKBW-Sport., Oh~erver WNAC--Can3rv Choir WOKO 12:00 ED 11:00 ES WKBW-'lelody Palet!. WBE~-Sally Wurk'! Culumn m a.m. WDlle WORC WICC WLnl~New~ WTIe-[j.Morning Watch l'tB'~-MlIlIlIe ~1en, mall' quar WOR-Bide Dudley's Theater WBL-Charle~ WEAN-U. S. Department of Ag· l.ittle. violinist W~.-\r-J)r(l.m"tic I'rOC!:r3m 7:15 a.m EDT 6:15 EST tet: W[AF WEEI WTAC Club of the Air WEAN-American Le!:ioll Prgm, riculture WTIC-eharles Stp.nmss' Orela. WOR-Thp Boys' Club WeSl1 wne ~w, WNAG-News WGY-Mu!ical PTllgTilm (NttC) WEEI-Phil Saltman's Piano \\ Olf('-Hertrunlental: WFBL W.\AB WTIC WEEI \VTAG NBC-Pollock and Lawnhunt: W:.BZ-ToptC5 of the Day WABe WEAN WORC WOKO NBC-To be announced: WJZ \VAAB-~el\'s WEAF WKBW-Alhrillht Art Gallerv WNAC-Buddy Clark WICC WDRC WAAB WGR NBC-Jesse Crawford's Mu~ic:al \VBZ-World in Review WCSH-Melodious Melodies 2:30 p.m. EDT 1:30 EST Diary: WSYR WCSH-\'ariety Pro~r~m WOKo--News; Children', Hour WFEA WLBl wrBL KBC-Miniature The..... s; Wtalher Report I\"f.;Y-\'ilripl~ PrOl/:rilffi won Children', Hour NBC-Genia Fonariova. soprano; WSYR WHAM WBZ Orchestra WBZ-Buccaneers Mall' Quarfet WHA:\I-Sportca~t WSYB-News; Good News from String Trio: WJZ CBS-To be announced: WABC \VEEI-The nadio Almanac th~ WHAM-Tempie of Sung (:,\BC) \\' J\ [i-\\'--I.t WTIC WEEI WBEN WCSH WTlC-Wrightville C1 CBS-C 0 nee r t Miniatures: WTAG WTIC WGY' WJAR WLBZ-Thollgbts for the Da)' (ooked 1:00 p.m. EDT 12:00 m EST Door WNAC-Sol1~s WABC WOKO WAAB WFEA WCSH of Yesteryear 11:00 a.m. EDT 10:00 EST NBC-Rex Battle':,> Ens('mble: WKHW-Bisons at Toronto NBC-Banjoleers: WEAF WIIC ~V{)II-Frenth WORC WKBW WDnc WLBZ NBC-Grace Hayes. musical co· WOH-The Lonlev Cowboy, Tex WEAF WEEI WBEN Course Fletcher, son!tS with guitar WEEI WTAG WCSII 4:00 3:00 NUC-Kearney Walton's Orrh.: medy star: WJZ CB~-CincinnEddie Cantor Broadway. and Soon. London, Conn. (May 7; \VJL, 3:48 p. ro.) 8. Lawrence Tibbett 21. Jessica Dragonette 34. Little Jackie Hrller 47. Boake Carter The wc.::ekly tabulation follows: 9. Annette Hanshaw 22. Vincent lopez 35. Betty Barthefl 48. Dorothy Page 10. Morton Downey 23. Ethel Shutta 36. Frank Munn 49. Ben Bernie SONG HITS PLAYED MOST OFTEN 11. Gertrude Niesen 24. Hury Horlick 37. Adele Ronson SO. Roxy ON THE AIR: 12. Harry Richman 25. Peggy Allenby 38. Edward Reese 51. Michael Raffetto Song Times LOWELL TIIO.\gS: "The mob seized 13. Connie Boswell 26. Ralph Kirbery 39. Robert Simmons 52. Wayne King the miner. heat him and dro\"e off with You're iI Huvenly Thing 30 Old Southern Custom him in three aUlomobile.;;;."-G. Robert If your ~l of M I KEroscopes is complete except for a few that 28 · Life Is iI Song 25 B(j()th. Shamokin, Pa. (.\lay 3; \\'JZ; No t Ice: have heen mi..laid or lost. the publishers of RADIO GUIDE still lull.1by of Bro.1dw.1Y 22 5:51 p. m.) wish vou to have the Album. Proceed as follows: S",," 19 Check or circle the numbers of the missing 1\11 KEroscopes on the list heTewith Lovely to Look At 17 :md 'icnd it. together with five cents htamps or money order) for each one missing, I Won't Dance 16 to RADIO GLIDE. 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois. Reprints of these will About a Quuter to Nine 14 AN. 'Ol', 'eER: "Good evening ladies be s('nt you hy TClUrn mail: then file your Alhum order as explained above. Would There Be Love? 12 and gentlemen and friends of the T owo­ It is of paramount importance that yOll ::icnd fur your AI hum lOW! The Easy to Remember 10 send Plan:'-[)owthy Woodburn. Vale, more promptly you act, the sooner your Album can be mailed. Do it today! BANDLEADERS' PICK OF So. Ddkola. (J\lay 6; KFYR; 5:04 p. m.) OUTSTANDING HITS;

Song Points has crossed the Atlantic Ocean twice­ once."-Leo Farle Gladue, Taftville. Conn. You're a Heavenly Thing 30 CLARENCE TOMAN: "The rohin WdS once from Honolulu to the mainJand."­ (April II; WOR; 10:21 p. m.) Soon 27 bllildinga nest right under my nosc."­ George F. Clague, Chicago. 111. (May 8; When I Grow Too Old to Dream 25 Emerol C. Stacy, PortLmd, Ore. (May 2; WHBM; 6:45 p. m.) One dollar is paid for each Bull I Was Lucky 23 KGW; 12 noon.) Would There Be Love? 20 and Boner published. Include date, Old Southern Custom 19 name of station and hour. Send Once upon a Midnight 17 your contribution to Bulls and Whose Honey Are You 14 IIARLAN READ: "1\11 Ihe people in Lullaby of Broadway 13 BOAKE C\RTER· "This young lady J'\ew York City vi~ited the lihrary nearly Buners Editor c/o RADIO GUIDE. What's the Reason 12 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Ill. Easy to Remember 11 Saturday-Continued Remote Control 8:30 p.m. EDT 7:30 EST ("B'--Fre-t1llil' Ihch EntcrtOlin.. WOL-Tn I", annnuncf"d (NBC) (Conlj"ued Irom Page 7) "Oh, you're not goinS to open it?" the Nlil'-Dn y nr•• Orc' • \\JZ WABC WE.o\j'I; \\ICC WfEA WBl-lIul;hie Barrett's Orch. girl cried. \\~YR \\fJK(1 WFOL \\'AAR wnnc WGR-Fen\\iclc ~e\\ell. tenor broadcasting some of his advice to people "I hate to open another man's mail," 11 -('II",Tes IIc r1 Prts~nts: WK8W WCAU WCAO WJSV WOK(~Slal~ Pollc:e News who wrile in and a:o.k him Que~ti(ln.. --" j(Jhn answered, "but if it isn't a Ghost \\"1 BZ WOIlC WOR-Current Events Gang me:)53ge, then it's just a fan letter. En~('mhle "lie could jU"it as e41sily say a few words WAAB-2Oth (f'ntur\ * NBC-The Chateau with AI WorJ..man wouldn't be likely to have pcr­ \\'BI Hank Kten("~ HilJl illi('$ Johon; Victor Yl)unt:'s Orch.; 11:15 p.m. EDT 10:l5 EST which the Gho'it Gang might be waiting \\ JIA:\l-AmOllcurs Cue-ctc: WEAF WEEI WTIC CBS-Archie !Ue)'er'~ OrdlE'~tra: {or'" Ilclen exclaimed. "john, why not sonal leiter.. senl to hlill here-and be­ WRBW-Tili' Grl'('11 r,llnily WBE~ WCSII \\JAR WCY wnlle WLOZ WFEA WORe turn that letler over to Mr, Devine?" sides, if I didn't open it, Devine would." WOH--"Hu~"ailib alld \Viv('s," WTAC WOKO "Nothing doing'" John's black mOllS-­ He cut the end o{ the envelope n's OTch.; \'ed Tol1incer, m. \\'fBt-Bell Bernie's Orche~tra \\fF .0\ c, WJZ WBZ WIIA)I \\'SYR (CBS) Night NB(-"Bu lin CCl1ImOl." dra· \\ 8F::-<-To be announctd WOH-Frtddy '!artin's Orchntra mat'(' sketd, \\JZ \\ BZ \\ CoR-Dance Orl'hl'ctra 12:30 a.m. ED 11:38 p.m. ES \\;\AB-llfIn~e Orchl',tra W:-<'\C-~potlil:ht Revue NBC-To be allnouncfd: WJZ 38 STATIONS WOIl-Ca~;J ~1ira's \\'CoR-Dam I' Orc"rsl ra Orchestra WUZ W~\'11 WII.\~1 "HA. I-b rnin~ Inle-r1ude WORC-ear1 .\104 re. Ramltlillit CDS-Ray lIerb4?ck'!I On:hectra: Coast-to-Coast \\ OR-I! \ Ing ('lInn's Orchl',tta nhyme~ter WAHl. \\OKO \\NAC Wlce \\ '-YR-Dallc< Ore 'lc~tra 10:45 p.m. EDT 9:45 EST \\ EA\' \HBL CB"'-('aJifnrnia 'Idodic!: WORC WOR-Frank Haynec' Onhe:ctra 9:15 p.m. EDT 8:15 EST W[.\\'-pjetro IJ "UI '~Il'S Onh. 1:00 a.m. EDT 12 :\lid. EST \\ '-\B-\r\\s The W:-;,.\(-'I""'I;(1 Hb)ml'.. te:r \\ HA),t-Oalll'C On, l" tra NATIONAL BARN DANCE WYYR-~('\\~ 9:30 p.m. EDT 8:30 EST 1:15 a.m. EDT 12:15 EST Over 40 Ra.dlo Arluts including the Cumberland Ridge * NBC-ALKA·SELTZER PRE· U:OO p.m. EDT 10:~0 EST W~AC-;-Lt-, n Bf'j.. ~CCi ~ Orc:h, Runners, Lmda Parker, Maple City Four, Spare Ribs, Tune in !t 'S Harn Danc:e; The West­ CB!'--Archle- Hl.,)('f S Orthestra: 1:30 a.m. EDT 12:30 EST erUNS; Lulu HrllE'; lJoosil!f WABC WAAB WLW-Juhllny Hurkhilrth"' (Juh. Lulu Belle, lloosier Hot Shots, Uncle Ezra, Dean Broth­ Htit SllOts; Uncle Ezra; !'ollare "B("-,I(')(" Bines' Orc:h.; WJZ 2:00 a.m. EDT 1:00 EST ers, Louise Mas

26 s $) DISCARD YOUR AERIAL NO MORE Complete Voice of the II, .....v LIGHTNING Listener .. ,tl> Atrial tllli, .. I,. Ju I DANGER ,la,ran)'IrH 4'."a.lly ,\(',Ial Buzzes, Clicks. This department is solely tor the use of the readers as I plate in which tl' voice ~ And Short$ FrolIl Uhollnllor Uille opinions and extha"ge views about rildio. Address your Inters, which MUST NOT ]1_ 111. J t In , ~ :al~. ~"jt \ Ithla }"UUr ~.I .' exceed 100 words, to VOL. RADIO GUIDE, 731 Plymouth Court, Chit...go, Illinois 'Ulplf' In 1IUl:t1. ( ~I A~, ,..I 1 "" IoPd ..-\lh .Iflll ):h,..,i"lI'fJr--­ I jlv(.. m~ .. t1bJ <'4u .. 1 an .. t I....,Ia' ""it !WILd :',11 ...... t of ..1. Y<.ur ...... ,. dr .. 'aQ 0 .1lI 0",,1' <~r· "t fL h~, Marty, Marty, Marty Neither Can They .1. "'Id 1une In the ,...t rof'('ll.Pi ...... - .. nit fIIll,.11,<" ,...... Or. r VOL Oronto, Wis. lkar VOL: N('wark, N. J. c.l~M • • 1... t> 4inrh ~ ly fir't alteltlpt at a fan lettt'r I And this one AlwiI)5 :50 f!lad to g('t the RAmo GUIDE M· •••1.1. flpu-al" .. bu< I blnd'l'OUrraoli•• u~ual1y 'I ."d h ... .11.11U....__"....:Ildeto,lT Jlf i~ nm writtl2n to kick as /noct Pfilple do--when cause it hit'! come int('rt'slinl{ news of BFTTER TONE AND like proeralo I tune :t OUI for one do our favoritE'5 on the air. ~Jlf'dally, the little DISTANCE GUARANTEED III roo £7 I •. I d',m'l a 1 historie~ ".n IlUII), ...h.thl l .... ,~ ~, ..I ,_ ' Il d. ,", -1 ut to tell Marty Lewis", little somrthlng. (of our nadio Slars in th(' album. un .'lll 1.1 "'h"'lI" d ••".,.. 1,lth 1...1. ..-It, In GUIDE We are mi,,"'inll the lovely "ou·u of our Or('am \1;0,1., )' ur .., t'l'll'Itll~l. In II rlf .',,,,'1 .fr,.1 wi •• In rder('lIce to )our colullln RADIO ...., l'fol'lolf-. '&~r • r ...... -tIn. fur the wl2ek elldille May 4, thue i~ an Ilem which Singer, Jbl'lh KirLery, ilnd John Focarty, th(' NOT NEW-VALUE ALREADY PROVED I. ~~ it Rudy V",Il('e bll, re"'ellt very much. MontJll:l Tenor. ",. If\<' ...,aRt! 16U1 ) ..., ,. .... II II" n1UlII''''' In I S and ,,,,..lim ~nlli.. C ~ n, (=COo:rnU>et>t I .. ~ll tu Rud)' Valle.-. qualifiNl to s1and any test for they are vwces ~::'I ~ I~:," '~:·;;I;' 111011 I th(' only oll'lOrlunily we hOlv~ of hearin( one ne,,('r tir" of. Some of the voices we are 5 DAYS TRIAL -:. II uti)". M.ln Belongia listeninl!; to now need chokin«. Yel Ihe beauty I' '. , u' ,1, H I}I f"t.. .11" d .Horn ..-;Ihln f' ..... , ", .u',~., III '1ru' If'I" ~ 'I., f'r II "'11,,,1 nurk hut ( ) II I I'll likl' 10 c;llldion t'verylhin§ "Li'llener" said Applause Natural? I ~~~~",~(J'~'l :,I/:'.:~;~P (·1= h.~~lnr ~I\"~:I.C;:,'~ I III rt·l·.lfd tn Ihe :l1lI1Q\lntrr bt'inl! givt'n more Dear VOL: Sprintefield, Mo. Ill' ILlIlu·' P" UI'... I I'ul>linl). 11(' is jue .l>le cuDt!illon81 Ju.,t a few Illleo; of conslrurl,,,f' rtltirie;m on Ih.lm )'nll'l"I!! .11\Q' 11lII1~" f/if. "'11 yoo to ... d I. tnU~I( rB"i ;JIIIlW<; com" llf lie; orrhrctra pilots eiryr'=~Lovel.iJle I'll .f'rinJ nnd all Fne! ·':P.. ..'· l'lIr ~hooe aDd In JOIn r1,I IhWurHk hate pailt lJr:Jr VOI~; O('pE'W, Okla. ..·1101 It ,I ;,jlld ",lr..oJ .•11 nal).) for" e. It 1m .. IW, t1hlf' Il,r Oll(!' who enjo)" t1 ....."ital music to have .. ,,".11 B·..utiJltlo 11,U.•111 boI 'lent FRI!:K tr y/lll 1"",,111. llIal.h.lIt '-0"'" 1"'" "'''l'b ea.... r. al"ll mallllnJ' In put up \\ith such ('r, m:lY I urt:"f' upon )I(lU tht' idea Mrs. C. P. J('njl;.n III I.. r.ill~ a "'raw vole lhrolll:;hout Ihe nation to ;Nf'rtain from the Pl'(Ipl.. Oi il'nl2rc) the con· ~rnar VOL: Hornell, N. Y __·r.k~ f.,)jft a'_.,.Ill.... It may inl('rl!'''1 )IOU to know that thrre arl' No e;olulion of the l,roOl(lu~t mixup can bl' uk.. Illf UN Ilt'7 u'I,,~a time. do not liI, Lut thought S4!'cur('d by h:Jvill~ one 50 kw. "jhIWJl on ('ach and book .. ___FREE TRIAL OOTILEAnAboIttG...,.l-talfonm" that il a .,Ir... w vote was lakell, the I)('f('('lltaa;:(' band, no morc. Bul nch town wants its own ARTHUR RHODES, Hair c.Ior fJIlert. Dept. 28. LOWIU.IIASS. 01 Ij .. t(>j'lu~ ,)cain.,l would I)(' ~o lOllyjnnng 01$ "mall pt'ilnut ro"~ler and Old 1I0me t ..I('lIt. If' t'lld Ihi~ j,lra lorever. G. W. Killough Dan.. U. Sutfin

rlM' c1ean"mll: .. tl'l'l'l ot \'"IG(-'~ "Iard~ IluDJ' mukt'" rur Il(·alth.". llrm ~lIn.... " ..nil 2:11: to \·U'V\1 1.,\HUH..\TOltIES. GLADIOLUS :1.9 K. WI ton~in AVf" .. 11;1""ull", 3 Souvenir(Ydlow), 3 <>ranee Queen Will.. ror gl.'ll('rou. ('Ill. (Or~,'relld't" ..... )mm~rrlal art. rarl('lfu\!nr, al.at,jllly th'''J'll'f h~~; ~;-:: ~'~ D~~~i ~~\~ri ~h ~o;ls1:~~O~:"~s C~u~~~ jk~, lI~t I('.~on. .a. : I ':']II .tll' l.}'mlt. ttr. l·u... all nO at oncp.--n" The Girl Who's Acted, Traveled, Minded Babies, Been a I\~,tll\.ll 1/)1 ,It·~t I." un. 1)ln ~l.; l".lflli'llon Illu~lrntlolu. Give You AnythinG" but l.ove, Baby," and "Car. 125 I!NII~' "I ,1l'11l!1l" v"v,r FREE. Comlilete Courije olilla Mooll," Onlv $L95 onatOftid-oJf VlIl 1" me - t'llInin.lt'!J Ironiol:". Which Air Programs Are Taboo, and Why. Stl't'tdlt'li ('urtllin'! up to 48 lud_ ~i~~~nrOlj~~r;t~-;Jnt:ajrl~~1~70~~~~ laill_no heavy wOO{11'1l hllm('!J. JU!!t And a Score of Feature Stories of the Stars, with Profuse Illustrations t\\O triple rndlnlllln pia led rodll AUt! A h>lnl:o'r. ("au't ru~t-lallhaliIetimt'. !'or~ri~luI1110"·j}rl('('d. Jotl'n, wom.o UemonHrahlrt e:lrD up to $10 io ana,.. i'REIi: In SAMPLE (I_er. :\0 l·",pilal or It's All RADIO GUIDE Next Week };JlJ}('rlen,f' n('N""sary. Writ': ~ Evans Jlaaufac-turinlf Co.. Dqt, 6720, Cincinnati, OJdo ~

6-a 27 ast Chance to Mak..... Your Favorites Win

PERFOR~IERS 1. Jilck Benny 30. Gertrude Ni"e" 2. Frank Pilrker 31. Jimmy Fidler 3. Eddie COlinlor 32. Happy Jack TurnB 4. Lanny Ross 33. Richard Maxwell 5. Joe Penner 34. SchumOlnn·Heink 6. Bing (rMby 35. Vmton HOliworth 7. Fred Allen (Jack Arnold) 8. Steven S.trry 36. Skinny Ennis 9. Will Rogers 37. Anthony Frome 10. Don Ameche (Poet Prince) 11. hckie Heller 38. Eve Sully 12. Ralph Kirbery 39. John Charles (Dream Singer) ThomOliS 13. EdgOlr Guest 40. Emery Darcy 14. Rudy Vallee 41. Phil Baker 15. lulu Belle 42. Gladys Swarthout 16. Morton Downey 43. VirginiOli Clark 15. 11. Jessica DrOligonette 44. Boake Carter 16. 18. Tony Wons 45. Annette Hanshaw 17. 19. Alexander Woollcott 46. loretta lee 18. 42 20. Ed Wynn 47. Little Jack little 21. Mary Pickford 48. Grace Moore 19. 22. Walter Winchell 49. Jack Owens 20 •4 23. Edwin C. Hill 50. Lowell Thomas 21 45 24, Brad!ey Kincaid 51. Gene Arnold 22. '6 25. Jerry Cooper 52. Walter O'Keefe 23. Side 26. Dick Powell 53. Pat Kennedy 27. Lawrence Tibbett 54. Beatrice lillie 28. Conrad Thibault 55. Irene Beasley 29. Sully Mason 56. Ethel Shutta ORCHESTRAS 1. Wayne King 30. Ted Weems 2. Guy Lombardo 31. Ted Fiorito 1. Am'),"rI'-ilin,fY 3. AichOlird Himber 32. Andre Kostelanetz 2. Jack ~ 4. Ben Bernie 33. Xavier Cugat ~.,llry 5. Kay Kyser 34. Detroit Symphony 3. Burns 6. Jan Garber 35. B. A. Ro!fe 4. Myrt art 7. Fred Waring 36. Cab Calloway 5. Lum an A The winning Bennys (Jack and :'tlary Li,"in~stonf') with their little daugh­ 6. H.!z a d b ri~ht Don Bestor 37. Emery Deutsch ter. Joan. who promises to be an outstanding winner in her own Rudy Vallee 38. Isham Jones Gail and 0 Eddy Duchin 39. Chingo Symphony 7. Bock an6 OIlter Blaufuss 40. hck Denny 8.1.'10 t'i ~IIIS IS YOUR LAST CI-I\. 'CE groups. Among the musical pro~rams the len Gray 41- Walter Damrosch or, III ., TO \'OTE! Sho\\' Boat Je\'e!oped a _print \\ hich ..:ar­ 13 ymour Simons 42. lud Cluskin 9. Easy A(f:§ Putling·it-off time is over if ried it from -.e.:onJ pJa..:e to the top. If\; H. H 1 Kemp 43. >\rt KOlissel 10. Jlcary lou ilJ1 .> our favorites are to be the win­ the learn. \mos 'n' .\nJv regalllt~,t fir 15. 0 Ie Nelson 44. Ch,trles GOIy1ord Lt ny R31S lr~.;. 16. N. PhllhOirmonic 45. Phil Hum il. V c and SOI~e 'C<_;;;lI ners in RADIO Gt;lDF..·S STAR OF place, and, undl'r nrchl' Kay Kys 12. Nil IS Brothers h:J~ 'lren~,h, 17 R.ty Noble 46. George H.tll STARS Election. The time ;lrriHd developed unCXl'eClet.! and fr 13. Moinan. Jim J ~tirring IS Hur Kogen 47. Mlnnupohs Sym for those last-minute rallies-tho\e eighth position Ia,t week hl' h:l' dim 19. Abe mOlin 48. Art Jarrett H. Ge'le .tnd G tn campaigns that me

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