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Saturday, March 22, 1941 760 Wov __ .1100 Wq.X11 ..1550 WMCA _ 570INN-Ye _810 WI...TRW...MO WBAY .660 WABO ....BOOWEVIl 1300 RADIO TODAY WOR_ 710 WI EN' .1010 WhOM. ._1450 WJZ. SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1941 760 WOV __ .1100 WQ.X11 ..1550 Young People's Concert: New York Philharmonic-SymphonyWABO, NEWS BROADCASTS 11:05 A. M.-12:15. Morning WOR WABOAVNY431 6:30-WEAF, WJZ, :SO-WMCA., WH14 Foreign Policy Association Luncheon: Hotel AstorWQXR, 1:45-8. WABC 8 :45-WNYC - 6 :45,WEAF 8 :55-WQXR, WJZ Metropolitan Opera: Verdi's "Aida," With Bruns. eastagna, Stella 6:55-WOE 9:00-WRAP, WABC1 Roman, Giovanni Martinelli, Ezio Plaza, and OthersWJZ, 2-5:30. 7 :05-WQXR 9:30-WOE 7 :15-WHN, WMCA 9 :45-WILN Baseball: Dodgers-Red Sox, at Clearwater, Fla.WOR, 2:55-5:25. :30-WEAF 10 :00-WMCA. 7 :45-WABC :00-WOE, WNTO, Library of Congress Concert: Budapest QuartetWABC, 3-3:55. 7 :55-WJZ. WQXR WABO Governor Lehman on Catholic Charities ProgramWABC, 5:15-5:30, 8 :00-WRAP, Afternoon Grand Coulee Dam: Ceremonies at Starting of Electric Generators:12 :00-WEN, WQXR 2:45-WOE Governor Langlie; Message From President RooseveltWEAF, 4:02-12 :15-WMCA. 3:343-WQXR 4:30. 12 :25-WJZ WMCA, WEVD :30-WOK 3:45-WNY04 Drama: "Defense for America"; Rear Admiral Taussig, and Others-12:45-WEAlr 3:55-WARO WEAF, 7-7:30. 1:45-WMCA, WEAF 4:00-WRAP :00-WNY0 WABO People's Forum:"Hitler's Spring Plans"; Ralph Ingersoll,Sonia. 2:15-WEI4 5 :50-WABO Tamara, and OthersWABC, 7-7:30. Evening "Canadian-American Argeement": Assistant Secretary of State Berle- 6:00-WJZ, WMCA 9:30-WJ'S WJZ, 8-8:15. 6:25-WRAP, WQXR 10:00-WOE 6:30-WOE WABO10:30-WMCA NBC Symphony Orchestra: George Sze11, ConductorWJZ, 9:35-11. 6 :35-WRN 10:45-WABC WQX111 6 :45-WABO, WJZ, 11 :00-WEAF WOE, "Australia and the War": Richard G. Casey, Australian Minister to WNYC wirv. 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Trk 1:15 A.M.-6.05, 9.51, 9.58 WMCA-Rise and Whine Music 9:30-WEAF-Variety Program 3:00 AM.-6.05, 9.51, 9.59, 11.75 6 :55-WOR-News ; Weather; Music WABC-Honest Abe-Drama 6:00 A.M.-6.11, 9.60 7:00-WA BC-Morning Almanac WOR-News; Shoppers; Music 8:00 and 11:00 A.M.-/ 7.81 WJZ-Breakfast in Bedlam WMCA-Food Forum 11:15 A.M. and 1:00 P.M.-15.14 WNYC-Sunrise Symphony 9:45-WISH-News; Home Talk; Music 3:45 P.M.-9.58. 1L75 WHN-Early Bird Music 9:50-WOE-American Merchant Marine 5:45 P.M.-6.05, 6.11, OM, 1L73 WEVD-Musloal Clock Library Talk 6:45 P.M.-6.11, 11.75 7 :05-WQXR-News; Breakfast Symphony 10:00-WRAP-Drama; Lincoln Highway, 8:30 P.M.-6.11, 9.58, 11.75 7 :10-WMCA-Garden Talk With Miriam Hopkins 11:00 P.M.-6.11, 9.58 WOR-Rainbow House 11:30 P.M.-6.05, 6.11, 9.58 7 :15-WOR-Gambling's Musical Clock WJZ-Songs for Saturday BERLIN WMCA-News ;Rise and Whine WABC-Welcome Lewis; Singing Bee12:00 Midnight-6.02 WHN-News; Early Bird; Talk WISICA-News; Dance Music 2:15 and 4:30 A.M.-9.65 7:30-WEAN-News; Variety Music WNYC-Stuart Churchill, Songs 6:30 A.M.-15.11, 15.20 wEvD-Saturday Symphony liVEVD-Italian Variety; Talk 7:00 A.M.-15.28, 17.76 7:45-WARC-News Reports WQXR-Organ Recital 8:30 A.M.-15.11. 15.20 WMCA-Classified Ads 10 :15-WJZ-Richard Kent, Traveling Cook11:30 A.M., 12:30 and 1:30 P.51.-15.20 '7 :55-WJZ-European Comments WNYC-Amsterdam Strings 6:00 P.M.-9.61 WQXR-News; Music 10:30-WEAF-Betty Moore. Talk 8:15 P.M.-11.77 8:00-WEAN-European News WOE-Rainbow Cross the Sea-Refu-10:30 P.M.-6.02 WOR-News; Variety Program gee Children of Many Countries ROME WJZ-News; Variety Program WJZ-Maupin Orchestra; Songs 1:15 A.M.-9.63 4:30 P.M.-11.111 WABC-European News; Music; Talk WABC-Garden Talk 5:45 A.M.-17 82 9:45 P.M.-9.63 WMCA-Jungle Jim, Sketch; Music 1:45 P.M.-9.63, 15.3 WNYC-News; Amsterdam Strings WQXR-Salon Concert 8 :15-WEAF-Gene and Glenn-Talk 10:45-WRAF-Bright Idea Club WMCA-Religious Talk WQXR-Band Music; Classics 11:15-WEAF-Women's Club Program :25-WABC-Nell Vinick, Beauty Talk 11:00-W0R-News Bulletins; Songs WJZ-Rosa Lee, Soprano 8 :30-WEAF-Dick Leibert, Organ WJZ-Norsemen Quartet WEVD-Symphonic Music WOK-Kitchen Talk; Music WABC-News Reports u:SO-WEAF-Blaufuss Orchestra 8 :30-WABC-Hilibilly Champions WMCA-Ida Bailey Allen Program WOE-U. S. Army Band WMCA-News; Dance Music WNYC-News; Public Opinion and WJZ-Children's Program WHN-Newa; Variety Music the War, Prof. Kimball Young of WMCA-Local News; Music wEvD-Opera Music Queens College WNYC--Musical Comedy Mammies 8:45-WEAF-Deep River Boys WQXR-Composers Hour WarrVariety Music WJZ-Harvey and Dell-Sketch 11 :05-WABC-Young Peoples Concert, by 11:45-WEAF-Smilin' Ed McConnell, songs WABC-Talk-Adelaide Hawley N. Y. Philharmonic-Symphony, WNYC-Premature Aging of Heart WNYC-News; New York Today Rudolph Ganz, Conductor Arteries-Dr. John B. Schwedel AFTERNOON WABC-No Politics Quit: Represent- 3:30-WEAN-Drama: Pigs and Politics atives Rolph, Eliot, Randolph, WMCA-News; Dance Music :00-WEAF-Eastman School of Music Brown WNYC-Y. Y. A. 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WNYC-Police Glee Club 12 :25-WJZ-News; Farmers' Union Program :00-WEAF-McIntyre Orchestra WEVD-Polish Music 12:30-WEAF-Call to Youth; Profiting WOE-Ed Fitzgerald, Talk WQXR-Symphonic Music From Leisure, Rev, R. 0. Gerow WJZ-Metropolitan Opera-" Aida." 4:02-WEAN-Ceremonies at Starting of WOR-News Reports Ezio Firma. Giovanni 'Martinelli, Grand Coulee Dam Electric Gen- WABC-Pa.inful Shoulders, Dr. Rich- Bruna C,..stagna,Stella Roman, erators, Near Spokane. Wash.. ard Kovacs Norman Cordon; EttOre Panizza, Governor Langlie of Washington. WHN-Racing Scratches; Music Conductor: Lily Pons. Josephine and Others; Message from President WEVD-Songs; Variety Tuminia, Sopranos; Dr. Frank Roosevelt WQXR-Concert Music Black, Conductor; George A. Sloan, 4 15-WMCA-Dance Music 12:45-WEAF-News; Matinee in Rhythm President of Metropolitan Opera, 4:30-WEAN-A Boy, a Girl and a Band vv0R-Charioteers, Songs Others, Intermission Speeches WNYC-P. A. L. 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