WHEN THE GREAT Lou Gehrig stepped off firlt sack for the 81G RED RUFFING I, for the second straight year the league's last time, Babe Dahlgren (above) stepped Into his shoes. Those best pitcher, having won 21 game. and 10lt only 7 ill we go to are mighty big shoes to fill, but Dahlgren, though not hitting preal_ The one-time illinois coal-miner Is quiet. workmanlike high In percentage, II a dangerous pinch-hitter and a very and eonslltently brilliant_ One of the hardest-hitting pitchers, classy fielder. He could be the goat or the hero of the aeries Red has broken up many a game with a hit. WatCh his arm
-A... . -'''' ....." .... , ".'" MONTE PEARSON i. a bridge expert, and has a 11'4 THE SHADOW of the dugout this year looking BURLY JOE McCARTHY I. manager of the New Yankee ace up his sleeve. The only American out on a scene of past heroic deeds of his own York Yankees. He Wilil never good enough to Leaguer to pitch a no·hlt gillme last year. his will be Lou Gehrig. Iron Man WhO was tagged play big-league baseball, but was good enough u record this year (11 won, 5 Jolt) doesn't tell all ·out of baseball by disease. Cilln he pinch-hit? manager to win four straight pennant. with YankS 2 'It I P '.4.UL DEftRlNGU onc:e lost more THEY C.4.Ll catcher Ernie H.4.RRY CR.4.FT is a prom- EVERY H.4.IR,IN h, finds brings games than '"Y pitcher I, .. , Lombardi "'Beezer" b," Iling young outfielder, him a bue·hit - that's what lix· league. N.w he's .f game's cause .f his big nose. fleet fancy .," foot.four firlt baseman Frank outstanding pitchers,'" h .. woo They call him dangeroul fense, hitting only" .25S McCormick thinks. He'l hitting 21, lost 7 this year f., th, Reds because .f his big bot b", drives'". many runs .324, h .. driven runs 'OS " "
WILLIAM " BUCKY" W.4.LTUS used to be a third baseman, TWO NO·HIT. no-run games In a row-Inconceivable in modern-- I hard· hitting one, too. He Will turned Into a pitcher with the bueball! But young John Vander Meer did it In 1938. The Phillie., Now he's leading both leagues in total gamer; won, Dutch lad from New Jeney this year has lost more gimes will win close to thirty games thl. year. With Derringer. thin he has won. but i, .tlll considered a fine pitcher ju.t he', the Reds' pitching mainstay. Look out for him. Vankees! developing. Above, Vander Meer cools off in Reds' e1ubhoule
-_. IV.4.L GOODMAN. with Cincinnati five years, has 81LL WERBER. with a degree from Duke Unlver. "DEACON" BILL MetCECHNIE has won pennant, blossomed Into a fine hitter, helps make a slty. I, the erudite member of the Reds. He'. for three major_league clubs. He's rned by slugging trio with Mc:Cormlck and Lombardi; I, poll.hed-and temperamental. And he', cl,ay many ill one of the belt also fleet·footed outfielder. Is hitting .323 at third base. Used to play with the V'nkees blg·league manager. nURN TO NEXT 'AGE) I' '/11 3 The Broadcasters Listeners will hear two familiar and popular voices describing the 1939 World Series. They are the voices of Bob Elson and Red Barber, both vel erans 01 series announcing. Bob Elson- born thirty. lour years ago Rohert Adolph Elson- has been an· nouncing sports at WGN, Chicago, for ten years, and he has covered every series since 1929. the only announcer in America to hold that distinction. Walter "Red" Barber has been talk· ing, eating, sleeping baseball for most 01 his thirty-one years. The Miasissip pian has been broadcasting play-by play reports since 1930. and this will be his filth consecutive World Series assignment. This year Red has been dishing out dope and game descrip WITH STRAIGHT technical fact. and colorful punch Red TEN YEARS of experience covering aport. events. have lions about the Brooklyn Dodgers over Sarber will help bring .erle. to radio baseball fan. given Sob Elson remarkable groundwork for the serie. WOR. Several of his radio years, how ever, were spent covering the Cincin nati Reds over WLW, so Red will leel right at home in this series. Red is a Your Own Score at Home human box score, and has a crisp voice Keep with a slight Dixie flavor.
NYONE tan keep score if he propriate indications. For instance, if man's play can be summed up in the tries. It helps to keep things he strikes out, put a K opposite bis hits, runs, errors columns_ Of course The Broadcasts A straight in your mind. Try it naI.Xle in wbatever inning the strikeoul many other things can bappen on a and see if you don't get more fun out occurs. If he walks, use a W. Or he ball diamond. If they seem important, This year's World Series broadcast is of your listening. As the line,upa are may hit. Elson indicates hils thus: make up a symbol lor them. As we go exclusive with the Mutual Broadcasting announced by Red Barber or Bob El - lor I base; = lor 2 bases; == lor 3 to preu, the battle in the National System. The Gillette Salety Ra:l:or Com $On, write the names in the "player" bases, =lor a home run. If he flies League is the hottesl in years. Those pany paid baseball 5100,000 for the spacea provided; also indicate their p0- out, FO; if he grounds out, GO. At the rampant Red Birds from St. Louis are series rights, and lor time on MBS sition_ Any baUer is going 10 do one end 01 each inning add up the hils and charging forward with !III their strength. between 5125,000 and 5150,000. of several things and you can make ap- runs_ At the end of the game, each Listen to the Series opener for a thrill_ The broadcasts will be carried by more than ISO stations to the U. S. and Canada and by shorl wave abroad. AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: NEW YORK YANKEES The first two games will be broad cast from Yankee Stadium in New York, scheduled for Oclober 4 and 5. PLAYER POSITION I 2 3 4 S 6 7 /I 'I 10 11 12 A& H R E The next three games-if three more are reqUired-will be played and broadcast at Crosley Field in Cincin nati. And then if more games are neces sary to decide a winner, they will be played in New York. This arrangement is based upon the assumption that Cincinnati will win the National League pennant, which, how ever, is not mathematically certain at the time of this writing, for the St. Louis Cardinals still have a chance to beat out Cincinnati. (For specific times of broadcasts see OUf program lislings.)
Cash-and-Carry In case you are interested in how TOTAL RUNS &. HITS / / V V I I V V II / / V V V V I much money changes hands through a World Series, where it goes and how NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS: REDS CARDINALS it is divided, here are the statistics. OR Fifteen percent 01 the total goes 10 the commissioner's ollice to support PLAYER POSITION I 2 3 4 S 6 7 /I 'I 10 11 12 A& H R E baseball's government. Sixty percent 01 the balance 01 the total !rom only the first four games is put into the players' pool. Of this sixty percent. a sum equal to seventy percent goes to the winners of the two league pennants. Of this share the winning team 01 the World Series gets sixty percent. the losing team forly percent. The other thirty percent 01 the total players' pool is divided among the lest 01 the first divi sion clubs of both leagues. After all these deductions have been made, the remainder 01 the complete gate is di· vided evenly between the pennant·win ning clubs and the major leagues. 01 the 1938 gate receipts of S85 1,160 each Yankee player got a World Series bonus of 55,782.76. each Cub player TOTAL RUNS &. HITS / / V V / I V V V / V :I / V V / S4,674.87. 4 ,/51 r Gas House Gang? What about the Gas House Gang? THAT GAS HOLJSE GANG Those swashbuckling Cardinals of 51. Louis are always scuttling somebody's well-laid plans. Their team WILB picked for the second division, but it'sihe hard est-hitting team in both leagues. The pitching has been erratic, but sluggers like Mize and Medwick threaten the Reds. The way it looks as we go to press they may upset the series plans 01 the Cincinnati Reds and OUf edi torial section. The Reds are still slash ing along, but you just can', over· look the potentialities of those Cards, so we're playing safe and presenting on this page pictures 01 the gang who usually make things hot and exciting TERRY MOORE--great defensive JONNNY MIlE-Card power lOB WEIL"'ND_lx - foot. four in a pennant race, whether they win or outfi elder, fast, good thrower house, leading League with .356 pitcher, breaking even to date not. The Rosters The complete playing squads of the New York Yankees and the Cincinnati Reds are as follows: The Yanken: Pitchers _ Spurgeon Chandler. Atley Donald. Vernon Ga mez. Irving Hadley. Oral Hildebrand, John Murphy. Monte Pearson, Charles Rulling. Steve Sundra, Marius Russo; catchers- William Dickey. Arndt Jor gens, Warren Rosar; infielders- Frank Craseni. Ellsworth Dahlgren, Lou Gehrig, Joseph Gordon, Wm. Knicker LON WARNEKE_pitching star CLYDE SHOUN--came to CardS PEPPER M... RTIN-peppy, alert, bocker. Robert Rolle; outfielders since 1932, has won 11, lost 7 in Dean deal; fine relief hurler • Card Institution, hitting .303 Joseph DiMaggio, Thomas Henrich. Charles Keller, Alvin Powell, George Selkirk. Th. R.dl: Pilcher&-Paul Derringer, Leo Grissom, Lloyd Moore, Eugene Thompson, John Niggeling, J 0 h n Vander Meer, Wm. Henry Walters, Henry Johnson, Milburn Shoffner; catchers- Willard Hershberger, Ernest Lombardi; infielders- Linus Frey, Ed win Joost, William Werber, Frank Mc Cormick, William Myers, Lewis Riggs, Leslie Scarsella; outfielders- Walter Berger, Antonino Bongiovanni, Stanley Bordagaray. Harry Craft, Lee Gamble, Ivai Goodman, Al Simmons. ENOS SLAUGHTER--developing DON 'ADGETT_outfielder JOE MEDWICK--one of game's fast as hitter, now batting .309 turned catcher. baU around .400 but hitters: hitting .334 to date Slang Glossary You who are interes ted in baseball use or al least hear a lot of terms in the barber shop and in the grand. stands, terms that are strictly baseball nomenclature. If you don', know all the words, to help you to be right at home with everything that's being llo1id around you and on the air. here are some of the most common-and some of the most colorful- terms and their synonyms: Apple, pill- baseball: meat hooks hands; slick- bat; bag-puncher- talka tive player; Jake Stahl- player who STUART MARTIN -able fieLding DON GUTTERIDGE _third sack. CURT DAYIS--one of Cardin al feigns injury: Jesse James- the umpire; second baseman; hitting .262 er, hitting .268, extremely fast ace pitchers; won 20, lost 13 nubber, Texas leaguer. dunker- weak hi! just over heads of InHelders; duster -ball thrown at bailer; high and light -pitch high inside; drag- ball pulled toward first by leh·handed hiller; boot --enor; cousin--a. pitcher certain leams like to face; ducks on the pond- men on bases; twin killing-double play; cripple-the perfect pilch a pilcher must come through with after he has delivered three bad balls; hil-and-run runner on lirsl runs OD the signal that the batter will try to hit and place the hit; down Broadway- beautiful pitch; round trip-home run; playing the string out-wailing the pitcher out to lOB IOWMAN-fut, cool pitch JIMMY BROWN-hitting _300, .... Y BLADES-former Cardinal try to get a base on balls. er; ha& won 12, lost 6 this yur ,park_plug In Cardinal Infield player, now "miracle manager" 5 AIRIALTO LOWDOWN
Jack Benny finds new singer to take ... Kenny Ba ker's spot -- --• on fall J ell-O show • BY MARTIN LEWIS •
NEW YORK.-J had lunch with Jilek Benny while he was in New York re cenlly. Here are some of the things he told me that I'm passing on 10 you. The singer who will take Kenny Ba· ker'. place is II twenty· one· year· old lad who ha'l already been Ihipped oul to the Coast. He has been heard on the air only once, and that WIIS on II CBS sustaining show some lime Male warbter' mobbed c;tambake rec:entty 'taged ago. Jack didn't reveal his name, be by GUI Haenl-(;hen of CBS "Saturday Night Sere· ceuae in the first script the audience nade." L. to r.: James Melton; Haenl(:hen; Frank is IUppo&ed to select Ihill lad lor the Munn, Bitt Perry of "Serenade"; Conrad Thibault job. This is Jack's last year under the sponsorship of Jell-O and he filly take pot. bringing it to $1.900. If I thought It was only a peanut edition on the air, nervous, it being his very lirst radio II long vacation aller It is over in June. it would help I'd put my telephone bul Rapee's genius made it sound very appearance, but his lather can be proud One thing is certain, he will nOI do number down right here. effective. As a matter 01 fact, we were 01 him. radio work and make II picture at the surprised oUlselve.s to lind out that it Bllme time-U's 100 tough doing both. ' e ~j R d f.e Sc:e Re wasn't the Music Hall orchestra. Which Had a chat with Ruth Carhart ,liter Jack slaled that he may make II movie Dropped into CBS Theater No. I Fri· goes to show that it does take a line she finished a "Story 01 the Song" with Fred Allen lleIl summer. day night and caught Prof. Quiz in the conductor to get really excellent music broadcast at CBS last week". She told act 01 stupifying live men and women out 01 a qroup of players, large or me she and Jane Froman were class· ' r09ro," ,",o fe, with those eternally interesting quiz small. mates at the University of Missouri, but "By Kathleen Nouis" is the title of a questions of his. Incidentally, I noted that they hClven't seen each other in new daytime serial to be heard over something th,1I hadn't met the eye be· There was more than ordinary eJ:· over a year-even though Jane has CBS Mondays through Fridays starting lore. The rotund Prof. has an old, bat· citement at the "Tune· Up Time" re been singing over CBS on the "Musical October 9. The novels of this distin· tered felt hat which serves as the recep hearsal last week. They were all mak· Playhouse." "1 guess we'll have to go guished writer will be dramatized, with tacle fOl the slips of paper on which ing plans about their impending trip back to a class reunion," said Ruth, "il "Women in Love" scheduled for the the questions are written. The fact that 10 Hollywood, from where the pro we're ever gOing to have that long talle first ,proqram "Billy and Betty" is it obViously had seen much service was gram will originate next Monday. Kay we've promised each other." another new script series soon to be intriguing, so a lit/Ie probing brought (Rhythm Singers' Thompson says a trip heard over CBS. No date has been set to light the fact that this sel1same hal to San Francisco is already scheduled. Sc:r l p f. ,",of ~s for its debut . .. '"Joyce Jordan, Girl In· has been with the Professor's show Lily Pons, Andre Kostelanetz' wife, is Here are a few sidelights on some terne" will be heard three hours later since ils inception. giving a concert there the latter part of acript-shows I visited thill week . . . than its present schedule starling Mon· October and they're all going up to Bennett Kilpack, who plays Doc Bar· day, October 9. . A petition with At CBS No. 3 Sunday night the hear her. Kay, incidentally, is getting clay in "Doc Barclay's Daughters," is a many signatures has been sent to this S. R. O. siqn had to be dusted off and her traveling trousseau gathered to bachelor, but he says he's learning desk urging that "Whafs My Name?" hung out. Reason was because an ex· gether in plenty of time. She left re what it's like to be the lather of four with Arlene Francis and Budd Hulick, ception"Uy fine musical program, with hearsal, in fact, to hClve Cl fitting. Kay grown·up girls. They all call him "Pop" be kepI on the air. I'm adding my Jane Froman and Erno Rapee's orches· has her job cut out for her when she and make him go along whenever they name to ii, and some sponsor looking tra, was going off the air to be replaced lands in HoJlywood. In the short space go on shopping sprees or to the movies lor a proqram would be wise in grab by the "Screen Guild Show," which, of a few days she has to organize a new toqether. "As soon as they start pick· bing Ihis highly entertaining and amus· according to the sponsor, will bring to choir and teach them their songs. ing out my shirts and ties," says Ben· ing proqram. the mike every star and near-star in the nett, ''I'm going to have 10 put my loot Hollywood firmament. ,u.st belore the I went to a rehearsal of the preview down" ... Ray Collins, who as Doc Horace Heidt's "Pot of Gold" pro show went on the air we saw an of Columbia's "Tuesday Night Party." Hackett runs a drug store in "County gram, now heard on Tuesday nights, nouncer Harry von ZeU and conductor starring Walter O·Keefe. Walter has Seat," says he worked in a drug .store will make at least one person very Rapee deep in conversation. Sliding Bobby Dolan's orchestra playing for during the summer months when he happy every week. During the course over to get an earful 01 what might be him and he feels prelty swell about it. was a boy. He spent most of the lime. 01 each broadcast a telephone num· something big, what do you think they Dolan and O'Keele are a sort 01 modern he says, in Ihe basement shaving ice ber IJOmewhere in the U. S. A. will were discussing? Week·end experi· "Damon and Pythias." They got their lor the soda·lountain. He developed a be c"lled. II it is answered, the party ences! Oh, well. people remain human start together about ten years ago at nice little racket, though. The two soda· called will receive $1,000 as a gilt leom no matter who they happen to be. Inci· Barney Gallant's night.c1ub in New clerks were both going with his .slsler the sponsor. lithe phone is unan.swered dentally, if any 01 you had the idea that York, with Dolan playing piano while on their alternate nights olf. and both the party called will still receive a Erno was conducting that big .sym· O'Keefe .sang. Walter has uncovered ill wanted to keep in good with Ray-so check lor SIOO and the remaining 5900 phony orchesiia which plays at Radio new stooqe in the person of Keenan Rsy never suffered a shortage of ice wiU be added to the next week'. jack· City Music Hall, then you are mistaken. Wynr., Ed Wynn's son. Keenan was cream soda.s. 6 HOLLYWOOD SHOWDOWN
OeMilie produces a ghost; Bob Hope lands Judy Garland despite movie ban
BY EVANS PLUMMER
ling "Two Tlm.I" Song The mystery of Pat friday's singing, two weeks in succession, of "A Man and His Dream" has been solved. While vacationing, Bing Crosby's aula radio went sour and he missed the first rendition. He laId Pat he'd failed to hear it, so she repeated a week later. Bing heard iJ on his home radio ... George Burns and Gracie Allen, who make filtt That young lady, by the WdY, is the bow on Wednesday night, CBS, appeared here on most popular rush-committee chairman M BS "Nobody's Chi tdren," whieh featu res orphaned of any of the sOlorities on the campus ehlldren, with Watter White, Jr., (right) produeer of the University of California at Los Angeles. This year her sorority has HOU.YWOOD. - Hot enough for rigged the eilect by having a man We Love," which is slated to go /0 first pick of all new girls. And despite you? Last week this town's high·tern· stand at a microphone wearinq a set work lor Royal Gelatin October 5. several New York radio oiters, Miss perature records were smashed three of earphones clamped to his cheeks. Nan Grey, Bob Cummings and Donald friday intends to finish her col/ege days1n a row-and your reporler could Through the phones 1I0wed a constant Wood have progressed far in pictures coulse--in domestic science--to fit be arrested for lack of covering if the howling sound. The man talked silent since last January, w1:en the radio herself to be an A-I homemaker! law saw him pounding oul this column, ly, making all the motions of speech drama serial folded ... Scoop: Ken The heat casualties, reported hy press but not uttering even a whisper, and Murray, the bachelor Texaco Theater Portrolt of 0 Busy YO~"9 /toIo" agents and itemi2ed to date include: the howHng sound went through his comic, has his order in to adopt a In addition to singing and acling on • (I) Frances Langford noticed a dis lips and came out a ghastly voice- baby boy. Ken's afraid he'll never get Hormel's "It Happened in Hollywood," coloration on the ceiling of her guest Kathy's voice! married- so he might as well start his John Conte is announcing the "Screen room; investigation revealed that wild family now ... Grouch Club grouch. Guild Theater," "Big Town" and will honey.bees had built a hive between U". /toIi.i"S'1 •• master Jack Lescoulie has a new also be heard introducing Ihe "Sher· the raiters and the heat had melted Judy Garland's booking as a steady grouch- amateur plane-pilots. He al lock Holmes" dramas. And while Kay their honeycombs; (2) Jim (Fibber Mc vocalist on Bob Hope's resumed Pep mas/ missed his September 17 brood Kyser, who has just been renewed for Gee) Jordan's walnut crop was toasted soden! show is a victory for that pro cast by being passenger with a pilot another thirteen weeks by Lucky Strike. on the trees; (3) Ken Murray, napping gram's producer. Judy's under contract friend whose ship made a forced land stays in Hollywood, Conte shares to cure a case of flu, suddenly awak to M-G-M, and just before that radio ing hall-way between San francisco microphone honors with Ken Niles on ened to find a sleeve of his dressing fighting movie lot put a ban on its and Hollywood. . freeman ("Andy") that series. Conte really ran into a gown smoldering-a fish· bowl in the players broadcasting, the little lady Gosden has progressed so lar with his few conlJicts last week-end, however, rays of the sun had focused them on was placed under option to HopeI ... hobby of color photography that the when the CBS "It Happened in Hal· his ann, and (4) Arthur (Dagwood Earliest Sunday program rehearsal ever Saturday Evening Post is considering lywood" special car rolled eastward Bumstead) Lake was driving down was that 01 the Gulf "Screen Guild one of his subjects for a possible cover. for broadcast and personal appearances HoU1Wood Boulevard when he heard Theater" September 24, which beqan in St. Louis, Chicago and Austin, II. sertes of pistol-shots right behind at 7 a.m. Reason was the day was Edith Meiser, who wrote the very Minn. Martha Mears and the troupe him; he jammed on his brakes to dis guest-star Mickey Rooney's twentieth successful "Adventures of Sherlock left by train September 22. Conte did cover several of a half-dozen bottles birthday and a big party had been Homes" radio adaptations Jar G. Wash the "Screen Guild Show" September of carbonated water had exploded from planned for him. Incidentally, the new ington's calfee, is again scripting the 24 and then flew to St. Louis to rejoin the heatl . . . Aside from Ihat, there "Screen Guild" series comes from the Conan Doyle works when they renew the Harmel program staff. On Friday, was an increased interest in the Earl Carroll Theater Restaurant, which October 2 for Grove's Bromo Quinine, September 29, he will again fly wck "weather report" program listings in was found acoustically the best large with Basil Rathbone as Holmes and to Hollywood to annOWlce the "Screen RADJO GttIDE. They even put the war studio in Hollywood. Carroll is giving Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson. Incidental Guild Theater" on Sunday. He had 10 bulletins In Ihe shade-what there was the rental fee back 10 the Motion Pic ly, Los Angeles fans will have the be excused from his "Big Town" and oj it. ture Relief Fund ... Before Dna Mun unusual opportunity of hearing each Kyser show duties ... "It Happened son premiered September 19 wllh Ed Holmes adventure Iwice-on Mondays in Hollywood," now aired al 5:30 p.m. /toIa./"9 'Cold' WI"d Tol. ward G_ Robinson on "Big Town," she at 9 p.m. PST over KFI and Tuesdays EST on Mondays, Wednesdays and Most unusuaJ sound-ellects problem took her mother 10 numbers of Holly at 5:30 p.m. over KECA . . . Sandra Fridays, will be heard also on Tues came to the front when Cecil B. De wood radio dramas just to study their Burns, daughter of George Burns and days and Thursdays al the same hour Mille staged ''Wuthering Heights" for technique, she confessed at the dinner Gracie Allen, was enrolled in kinder beginning October 9. Lux Radio Theater. In Ihe play the party which followed the opening qarten for the first lime last Monday frigid. howling wind sweeps the moot Rinse broadcast. -and George had to leave the school TlI'g·U". and talks as the voice of Kathy's ghost. before classes could be put in order. Gene Autry has begun work on Charles Forsyth and Gilbert Wright. Standard Brands is having trouble All the youngsters wanted the auto· "Ravin' Tumbleweeds" for Republic, a son of novelist Harold BeJJ Wright. getting the old cast back for "Those graph of Sandra's daddy! story in which radio plays a part. P I /II 7 THERE Will IE 1'10 BlACK.OUT OF GLORY? PEACE '''' THE ANI) WHOSE THE U, S.-FOR. . BY MIRIAM ROGERS These broken men with horror-haunted eyes-is it theirs?
Alule. Yesterday a man who had been I twist the dial of my radio again s IT possible to forget what war measured statements 01 the English eaqle eye of her stalwart mother. But ence, and looking backward I remem eight years dying a slow, painful death impatiently and 1 think with renewed means? To forget the hideoua actu King, 01 Chamberlain, of Churchill, of soon, too soon, it was to mean whining ber with what eagerness we embaIked at last was released. Others have been heartbreak of the ordinary, simple pat I ality of man Jighting man, of guns Daladier. I hear newspaper and radio bullets not quite drowning out the on our marriage, how complacently we twenty years at it, twenty years of tern of American life-a small home, a and gases Wlpmg out humanity, de commentators, groggy for lack of sleep, screams of men ... looked forward to years of happiness mortal agony, relieved only by bypo garden, a man coming home at night, a atroying civili:l:a1ion? To forget the trying desperately 10 keep up with the What was he thinking 01 now, with logether. Nol foreseeing how, belatedly, dermics and dreams. woman wailing, a wile, a mother. That nameless horror. of war itself and the newa and interpret it even before it rumors 01 new war crashing down upon the war would catch up with us, would Each day I meet and cbat briefly is a child's birthright, isn't it? No mat endless agonies of the grim aftermath happens. I hear of gas-masks for babies a bewildered world? He took off his strike us down, would wrest from us with the wives of such men. Many of ter how small or unpretentious, just a of W ill? and of the evacuation of SIlIall children earphones, flung them wearily aside. the best years of our life. them have no existence themselves out home, with two parents and enough I twisted the dial of my radio and from London's danger ~one, and my He could listen no more. His eyes, olten Here on a narrow hospital cot he lies, side of the hospital, but come early in love to make up for any other lack. the answer poured out on me from arm goes out in protest around the dull and apathetic, were bright now, one of many men whose liIe was ruined the morning, stay late at night. leave But my eleven·year-old son has every comer 01 the globe .. . shoulders of my young son, pressing glislening with excitement. all those years ago, his nervous sys· only to get a needed night's rest and carved out a life of his own, with motb· Twenty years ago seething European him close. tern shattered by this war of yesterday. 10 hurry back, lest in the meantime, in er at work and father in the hospitaL hatreds caught up American men in a Yesterday, during visUing hours, I II W HEN the Armistice was de- Beside him on the next cot lies a man spite of their loyalty and faithfulness, I deeply regret that I cannot stay boiling cauldron of passions and de was, as whenever possible, in the clared:' be said, .. the kids in who has lived all of these years in one the one whose narrow life they :mare home and be a housewile and mother. aires and atrocities. Twenty years ago, Veterans' Hospital with my husband. I the streels of Paris went wild. Kids lour Government hospital or another and has slipped away alone into the dark. r regret beyond words the losl years s generation of American manhood thought-not for the tirst time,.1 assure -six-eleven yean old-shouting, who, bit by bit, has had what was lell Across the way is the cemetery, row that his father and r will never have te:> marched blitholy out to its destruction. you-of the tragic waste of war, as dancing, screaming with delight, cry of the body he gave 10 "save democ upon lOW of while crosses, added to gether now. But though we two adults I share a world-wide horror at the typified by these men, hundreds and ing 'Fini, la guerr&-fini, la guerrel' racy" whittled away by surgeons. day by day. have paid dearly for the war that was to Munich fiasco, al the pitiful fate of thousands of useful citizens converted Those are the kids:' he said. "that are Each day as I go in and oul of the Not far down the road ia what is end wars, our son is already paying, too. Czechoslovakia. at the dire straits in by bullets, by gas, by nervous ex marching to war today." hospital. I see these men, men who euphemlstically called the neuropsy And what lies abead for him? What which POlandhU been plunged by the haustion, into governmental charges. He moved uneasily on his pillow and went to France 10 die but for whom Ihe chiatric wing. Within its high hrick can possibly lie ahead? And for all wilful Tiger of EUrope. J writhe al spoke again. ''I'm going 10 get out of final agony has been long drawn out. walls are only the bodies of men, those sturdy, eager boys now in their Chamberlain's vacillation in this tragic I WAS a schoolgirl during the last here-I'm going to write to Washing· Some came back, found no adjustmenl bodies inhabited by tormented minds twenties? They can't remember the last hour, at the futile exchange of ulti war. My husband, a few years older, ton- I'm going to enlist. We, the vet· 10 normal living possible, found no jobs that know no peace. Bodies clad in war. War to them is only adventure, matums. And yet someone must speak exerted. every effort to enlist until he erans, should be the ones to go. One awaiting them, found illness and nelV uqly dungarees, queer shapeleas socks excitement. glamour, glory. , . the last the decisive word. The fate of was at last accepted in spite of ex· generation has already been destroyed ous breakdowns interrupting such hand· tied. over shambling feet, and empty all the civili~ed world hangs in the treme nearsightedness. War to him -it isn't lair another should be ruined." te:>moulh existence as they were able to pockets-no tiny possession being al· balance. then- was adventure, excitement. It We, my husband and my Bon and I, make for themselves. Others have lowed them lest in some weird unpre· White ero.le_and What glory lignifies I twist my dial again-&nd 1 know meant dancing in the Palais Royal in are only three people, our small three known only a long procession of beds, dictable manner a man lind his own row upon row of to this war victim the world has gone mad. I listen to the hobnail boots, it meant plowing through cornered tragedy only one oul of a of tedious hospital regime, of unremit· way of escape. Watch these men and narrow beds where and thousandl tike hysterical tones, the frenetic words 01 the mud in Brest to keep a date with a world of such tragedies. But we can see ting agony and pain, since the guns you will know what war is. lie the tiving dead him who flll veter. the Tioer himself. I listen to the suave, black-eved French qirl-under the life only in terms 01 our own experi· lOared and the whistles blew that final are ailent denial of Ina' hospltat, II too the lilamour In war obvious for eom ment
In France now the age limit has been "Tonight:' says a rich, vibrant voice, extended from sixteen to sixty. In Po long familiar to radio listeners, "my land little boys no older than my son single duty is to speak to the whole of are digging trenches. In England moth America." ers and fathers have voluntarily senl Hope leaps up in my heart and I their children away, in hope of greater listen intently to those smooth·flowing safety. In Germany mothers weep, too, words: " ... the influence 01 America over stalwart young sons marching off should be consistent In seeking for hu to war. What kind of world are we manity a final peace ... I hate waI living in when children at play, children I say that again and again. 1 hope the in school are no longer sale? United Stales will keep out of this I remember past slogans: "Keep us war .. out of war," "Make the world safe for And finally, "As long as it remains democracy," "Peace at any price," within my power to prevent it, there "Back to normalcy." That is history. will be no black-out of peace in tbe That men everywhere should forget United States." So speaks President what war means, lorget the interim of Roosevelt. horror between yesterday'S war and to day, is beyond belief. B LACKBOARDS versus black-outs - I know a dark despair. I am, lirst children romping through the streets and foremost, a mother. I have already against children huddling in bomb learned by bitter experience what war p roof shelters underground ... can do. War has already, in the deeper Can there be a choice? t am re sense, deprived me 01 my husband. minded that the Tiger's people are not Will it deprive me of my son, also? listening to the radio, that they have I am drawn as by a powerful magnet no choice. The radio, bringing the to my radio again. England prepares world and its problems to our doorstep, to blockade the Baltic, North and Medi 10 our living-rooms, is one small evi· terranean seas. Gas bombs fall on Po dence of our freedom, our essential in· lish towns. Herr Hitler puts the blame tegrity and poise. The radio, bringing for war on Britain. France and England its messaqe 01 horror, bringing also its devoutly believe their cause is the promise of the enduring power 01 in cause 01 justice. The last word has at telligence, of the triumph of reason, is lut been spoken- it is no longer a mat our hope in this time of travail. ter of appea.sing the Tiger. The War of The President's words, his cool san· Frightfulness has begun. ity, are good to hear. Does all America I hear marching feet and the whine hear them and understand their implica. of machine-gun bullets. I see white tions? We must not delude ourselves. crosses-and rows upon rows of nar In unity alone can there be peace. row beds where lie the living dead. My I turn my radio off, in silent prayer soul cries out for one more last word. that the last word has indeed been And aqain the radio answers. spoken- that the last word is Peace.
l' 8/51 9 8 '1'1 P THERE WILL BE NO BLACK·OUT OF PEACE IN THE U. S.-FOR.
THE LIES BEGIN
Radio blares a war of terror and atrocities
By Daniel Lang
This picture of a Polish boy blinded by a German bomb may be genuine. It is propaganda nevertheless
mCE the outbreak of the war the BriHsh are concentrating on going short wave consists in the main of com· nailed to a table and otherwise muti Naus and Allies have been blast above the heads of the Reich leaders muniques to the elJect that Polish sol· lated. Another relates how a German Sing away al each other on four in order to reach the man in the street. diers are standing their ground in the sergeant, with his money in hand, en fronts. Three of tbem are the air, the They constantly emphasize their peace face of the Nazj onslaught. Unlike their tered a Polish cottage begging 10 buy &ea, the land. The fourth is short-wave ful feelings for the German people and British ally, the Poles have been going a glass of milk-and was treacherously radio. deplore the need lor waging war in a good deal for atrocity stories. stabbed with a dagger. While planes make power-dives and against them. Here. lor example, is a The other night children were Despite its generally crude output, artillery captains figure out trajectories, BBC specimen: warned not to pick up any candy, sau the German stations have come up wilh the radio cbiefs of the belligerent pow "Your leaders have told you thaI you sages, cigarettes or match-boxes which the up-to-now cleverest device of com· ers are moving their pins around on the are not 10 listen to foreign broadcasts, they might find in the streets. The bining propaganda with entertainment. map of etherland. Radio's bombs of because they are bad lor your nerves. candy, sausages and cigarettes, it was "For the next half·hour," says the an· propaganda spiels. its rat-tat-tat of atIO But il is your memory and thoughts asserted, were poisoned and the match· nouncer, "we shall listen to a group of city stories, its whine of victory bulle that they fear. Never in all history has boxes were supposed to explode im beautiful Gennan waltzes." And they tins can be heard nearly all day long. a government sentenced its people 10 mediately upon being opened. An are beautiful. The lirst three waltzes And no Maginot Line nor Siegfried death on a smaller pretext. We, the other Polish broadcast told 01 how the are played as so much music without Line can stay their invasion. British people, also desire peace and German stations had used a Warsaw any political embrOidery between se Indeed, Adolf Hitler has already ad wish to conclude it with any peaceful wave-length to broadcast a Catholic lections. It is only alter the lislener has mitted the little out-foxers give him the German government. We have no en service. However, the German accent settled down to a stretch of pure enler· jitters by passing a law that says ii's mity against you, the German people." came through so thickly, according to tainment that the announcer quietly illegal to listen to any and all loreign Warsaw. that Polish Catholics were intersperses very brief commenls that broadcasts. Just tuning in will fetch ENGLISH musical programs mark an- deeply offended at the thought that go this way: you a season pass to the local concen otber attempt at making friends with probably an ordinary radio announcer "In the last three centuries France tration camp. And if you pass it on 10 Hansel and Gretel. Instead of sticking was trying to pass as a Catholic priest. has engaged in eighty-nine wars, En· the fellow with whom you're quaffing 10 English music and prating endlessly And Irom Ihe Big, Booming Boche: gland in 444. Germany has engaged in a Wurzburger it's the gallows. about English culture, etc.. BBC goes Nazi broadcasting is geared to one ob but thirty-one-Iourleen against Aus· And the ex-corporal-as well as the on the air with German music both jective: to prove that the invasion of tria and sixteen against Bavaria, all for Allies-is going to have plenty of short classical and popular. Among the for Poland is justified. This job is tackled the sake 01 Reich unity." (Orchestra: waves cOming his way. Alongside 01 mer are the three B's- Brahms, Beetho from two angles- the intellectual and "Beautiful Blue Danube") _ .. "The rich these programs, the English bombard ven and Bach. On the lighter side are the emotional. est country with the poorest people ments 01 "I Accuse" pamphlets will medleys from German operettas and On the intellectual side, long. de (England) is lighting with the poorest seem like chicken - feed. For short Reich song bits. tailed lectures are given 10 show that country with the happiest people" (Or waves do not need perfect flying con Not So Gay Paree: From an Amer Danzig is historically German and that chestra; "Zwei Hetzen im Drei Viertel ditions or smart pilots who know how ican listening·post H would seem that today, as ever, its place is once again Takl") . etc. to dodge murderous anti·aircraft fire. the French are emphasizing the west within Reich borders. This theme is Thus the war of words spins its shrill They can drop in for a chat at Fritz ern front much more than the short· delivered in many languages and usu course. It is a contest dedicated to sell· Schmidt's place in Dusseldorl or Sir wave front. The short·wave programs ally by pedants of university standing. ing world opinion a special bill of Horace Twickenham's in Surrey 365 which do come through are compara· goods. And as the countries of the days of the year, day or night, winter tively infrequent and somewhat on the FOR emotional consumption, the chief world-including good old Uncle Sam or summer. terse side. They generally consist 01 dish served by the power lui set" 01 - try desperately to stay oul of the Persecution complexes to the side, army communiques telling of French DJ stations contains a large helping mess by clamping down on foreign just what has Hitler to fear from enemy advances, short dramatic sketches in of atrocity stories. Occasionally an al· propaganda, the men who run the bel programs? And what have the Allies to which Hitler is depicted as a villain, tempt at authenticity is made by hav ligerent short-wave stations will in expect from him? Let's look at the and an occasional musical program. ing "eye-witnesses" broadcast. crease their short-wave hours 10 an un Allies first; One 01 the news events they have been A sample story tells of how the Ger· precedented peak. John Bull LeIs Fly; The biggest radio headlining has been Dr. Benes' call to man army, on entering a German vii· For they know one lact; No border worry Hitler I.. kes with him to his ea the Czechs in France and throughout lage in the Polish Corridor, discovered guard ever shot down a short wave. gle's nest atop Berchtesgaden is prob the world to form a Czech legion. four German children, ranging in age You just can't keep the pesky little ably the BBC output from England. The from Beleaguered Warsaw: Polish from five to eight. with their tongues things out of the country.
10 'JGl P FRANCE ITALY ENGLAND ITALY ENGLAND ENGLAND GERMANY GERMANY ENGLAND U. S. S. R.
Some radio di ... ls Olre elrcular, l ome horizontal, in all the principle i. dleated by arr ow. above. T op row of large figure. (S.!,>, 7_0, etc.) the lamo. To tune In Europe turn to .pots on .hort·w .... e band In- Indicate megacyctn, w h ich are frcq uencln for Ihort-wavo t uning ElJROPE IS TALKING . Here are directions for tuning In war-torn Europe direct
URING the past five yeara, most rHUE from late afternoon through the eve home radio receivers sold in WILL IE NO ning, 31 M for evening hours only. D America have been equipped lor ILACK·OUT o~ Now consider the time of day. A, short·wave reception. Few purchasers 'UCE IN TN E lunting that you have chosen the ap of such sets have learned to use the U. S._FOII. propriate band, you must now locale short-wave band. But the war has the country and slalion which will pro changed that_ vide the best reception for that hour. Today, as never before, listeners are FOR DAYLIGHT RECEPTION Ordinarily. several stations will be aud· struggling with their short-wave dials, t6· METER lAND { H .n to 11.76 m. gll Ible on each band but only cerlaln ape· trying to pick up news flashes from ING ..... ND---GSG. 11.n ..../_ 5:45 ...... t o 4 p .... 1ST. cific ones will be useful to the average Germany. England, France, Russia. (J ...t " kal, .1>... . WN8 ( 17.71) . 11' ... York . In f r"'luuo, .) listener. Always remember that only Hence our purpose here: To show lis FROM MID_... FTERNOON THROUGH EARLY EVENING those stations which broadcast pro teners in simple terms the ins and outs 19_METER BAND (U.41 to 15.04 "'.gl l grams in English. beamed specifically 01 short wave-particularly as it oper ING L A HD---G S ~ , n.li ",.91-4:20 to 1:00 p .... 1ST. on North America by means 01 direc· (JU.I a Uti I. I,It .... I~..- w ~ al.\ (l ~ .33I. :<.,.bUt-I',ady. N. Y .. III l reII ~ D e ,.) ates under war-time conditions. GUr.4AHY_DJI, 11.20 "'.91-4:50 to 10:50 p ..... 1ST. lional antennae. will provide sa/is/ac· First. do this: Turn the button or U.S.5.R.-anl, 15. 1' "'._, til ' p .... 1 ST. tory reception on the standard receiver. (:11 .. " b.n..... o. IId u d lllU aUy ....m ...." " 0U II •••• Io .... tl_ hIndi"'. switch on your set thaI brings in short .IUI ..... 10 ma, .d'.. Iro .. lotert...... ,. eu _ b GSO . Da ulltry, opo ral l...- Oil Many listeners have given up tuning tbe ..._ d ...... t ~ .. t __ 0" Sou." A _rica.) waves. By doing so you leave IIwing IHG ...... D---G5F, 15. 14 ...... :20 to ':15 p .•. I n. short waves in disgust after one or two (TY ani o.atl•• Y.... ,II .._ '0 JIB , '" I ....f," ••.." old • • r llIe It. __ b.tnda, torch singers, and comedians be l_ud.) feeble attempts. mainly because they hjnd and enter the red censored ~ne did not lmow exactly where and when FROM L... TE ... FTERNboH THROUGH EARLY EVENtNG 01 radio. Most important spots in the to tune for foreiqn programs intended 2S·METER , ... 1040 {n to 11 .67 ",. ,)11 zone are the sixteen'meter, nineteen for their consumption. The recom fltAHCI_TPI". 11 ."5 ...._" 10 p ..... t o ..I ~ MI,., U T. meter, twenty.live-meter, and thirty-one (Fin l loud o.. tl on y o ~ will come UI .0 llot bl, b.f,oquuoy old ••f lb. 1,·",. Ur mended schedule outlined in the box 1> ...d. ) meter bands. These should be plainly ITALY_2JtO •• 11 ." ....._ 1 ')0 10 ,,00 P' '''' 1ST. on this page should do much to help (JuO\ a hal. a llo .. loud Cubo.~ otadoD COGF (U.lOil. ..bleb 0&1' k • • • 117 marked on your dial. probably with ,'cUd .ut ",I,b III . b.rUllrlttl. ,bum".. and tn'\,OIl pLa,.d III LaU. Ilyl.. ) such listeners. Without previous expe· small thickened or colored lines indi GIRr.4ol ... Y_DJO . 11 .17 ",. , t---4:S(I 10 10 ,50 p .... UT. rlence. they should be able to hear any I HGL.t.HD---G5D. 1t.15 ....'0-6: 20 10 ':15 p ...... ad f.o.. ':40 to 11:)0 cated as 16 M or 19 M, as on the dial p ..... 1ST. of the stations listed four days out of reproduced on this page. Some radio EVEHING HOURS ONLY five by using it and keeping in mind dials are straight, some are circulu, but the Ups given in lhis article. II may not 11-METER . ... NO (9.615 to 9.39 ."gll the principle remains the same. If there IYolLY_2RO l, '.Il ..., _7:l0 to ,,00 p ..... I n . be quite as easy to tune in London or are no marks on your dial to indicate ( w.",... . U o. """. ,_loll . .. ill eLual• • 1 ..... _,.... . 010. 1 Paris as it is to push a button for your IHG...... D---GSC, ' .51 ...,_ ' :40 to 1l:ID p .•. 1ST. the shorl·wave bands, call in your ser· ( ..... 01 .... canJod 'U'", .0 II .. _,"" III .... ' ....0 A_,lou otaU... Weol. favorite local station. but the knowl ( t.~t ). Pbnod l l p ~ I • . PI .. tad WB08 (t.H ), IIootall.) vice man or a short·wave amateur and I ... GL.t. ... D-G5I. ' .5 1 ....-.: 40 to 11 :]0 p ..... 1ST. edge of how to do 11 insures Americana have him deSignate the four banda (J U.I • 1, ln" brlu..- \\'1 :':0 (1I.f03J. >kb~"""I. d l. ~. T ., ,. r'eq",,"ey.) of the right to hear both sides of the clearly...... ho. o ll, 'b.,. wlll b. oHo., oI .. l io ••. forel'M o Md do,"nlle. 0r.'" present conflict - and to decide for alin, o. 10 .... bo ~d. do.la! p ...l o.h , i . .. .. 10 0 ... b . . . ..p •• • fol ow. Having located them, the nert prob I., dl " ln ,~I. h ift' f. a . .... I ... Ind. l o.h ltoly oftd U.5.S.R. I •• wo",.. themselves. That is the American Way. ...n on e.... P.lor t o coml., on ,h. .. i" '''tl.h . Iotlo,," , I.. ~ .. bo .. lem is to choose which band to tune In. I •• oll, nt .. co". loot 10'" II,nol 10 ",o.k . ..1 . f''"Iw.. e~ . G.'..... II Each will bring in foreign stations, but .....10 •• play I llttle ..... Ie_bol fol.· ..... 0 ..' o nd .... " whll. lIolla. • . totl..... 0 '. 0 Iwltt•• I., eD.... , .bi'd .i, .... I. 0 • • If ••• ""nt w ...... For wor n"ws in English, G" rlft(lll, at different hours, and under different to loe .. ', Ihn. .... t l... r. 10 .." ••I owly ocro.. b ••d CI ' 0 .. . f , e"d- Itoll o. ond Frellcil direct hom til" war atmospheric and seasonal condilionll. . IH l ..JI.h •• WI po,locl. I.tll ,oy eDIII. to 0 •• of Ho. 0 ...... dolio.. . cop ltoll turn to "On Short Waves," 'age At this time 01 the year tune to 16 M 16. A n"w fe ahre of thil depart",ellf. "War H"ws fr o", War Capitall," give. during daylight hours, 19 M from mid full detolll of t l",., fr. " •• nc., old call afternoon through early evening, 2S M I. tt. n. I'I/U II COMING VOICE \ EW V... LENTINE Io::hri •• OF THE tu.d Wolt.r L.wi.1 EVENTS L ' priluJ' hi. qllil .how on a r.od.,-lIIad. alldle.ce..... LISTENER THE WEEK'S BETTER PROGRAMS "Dr. I. 9 .," thl, ".t.ra~ of radio Itorlll' til. natioll'l downtown th.at." oid. d b., AUDITIONS Sunday, NBC $1.00 will be paid to the writer of 100::01 annaUnU" .totion.d The "Metropolitan Opera AudltioM every letter used in this department In th. ai.ln, Ii .... a pot 01 the Air" is one of the most Buccess Readers. ezpress your opinions, wrlle pourri of quntla•• ot theo. ful radio programs to combine excel to V. O. L .• 731 Plymouth Court, Chi· t.r·ta.,.-witll Indl"idyol lent entertainment with service to cago. l11inois. American music and to talented young priul for carr.c:t OnlW.,., artists. The show resumes this week bau, of o::and., bar. fo~ all Scout Act 0::0111.". VOI.lltill •• who for its filth consecutive year, IS before Deal" V. O. L.: offering Metropolitan contracts and .tarhd III rodlo 0 1 an· TaUt nbout "Scout acts"! You cer nauno::.r and o::roon.r Oil 0 tainly perfonned one when you printed money prizes 10 winning conteslants. "Dr. I. Q." my letter. Letters from nine different T... ol 'tatla~, ItOI "oriay,t., c . ~, .• , ~ states came to me. I feel as though the •...... b ..n pratrom dlr.c:tar, od. sun had pierce
Write a Song Hitl Read These RTISTS and writers starving THREE BIG CONTESTS Rules Carefully in garrets have nothing on I. Contntants must live in the United Statu A song-writers. Almost every or Canada. Anyone may entc' the National A Hym n Contest Sonl Search with the exception of e",,,tofn o. one has a song in his or her heart members of the (ammu of employn of Radio which. put down on paper and pub To find a great. new American hymn or sacred number. Ex G\lid. or the Davis·Schwe,I., Company. lished, may prove a hit, but you ample: "Rock of Ages," "Old Rugged Cross," "Onward, Christian 2. Enuin must be add.cned n £oliows: Nuional Song Surch Headquarters, Radio can count the successful song Soldiers." G,,;de, 131 Plymouth Courl, Chicaro, Ill. No manul cdpu will bc returned unless accom writers on your fingers and toes. All entries must be mailed before midnight of December 30. panied by •• If-.ddr.... d stamped cnvolop••. Thai's why they're so well paicl 3. An entry must b. written in ink (nOt because so few of them are known pencil) on regularly ruled music copying paper. A Semi-Classical Number Contest It may be a (ull piano arungement or a .impl. and accepted. The trouble has been melody. Wn,d. will no. b. considered in getting a hearing, gelling your To discover a fine, new American semi-classical number for judging. 4. No con •• ponde"ee can b. cntucd into by songs published, gelling the public voice. Example: "Trees," "Indian Love Call." "SylVia." cither Radio Guide or n .... i.·Schw.SI.r regard to accept yOUI songs if they are All entries must be mailed before midnight of January 6. ing individual contribution•. 5. ConlUtan,. may ""lor any or all con published. U" •. Winoin" any COntu. pri•• dou not d .. _ A Pop Song Contest Qualily lor o.hor can.... prius. Con.u.ants A S.arc:ll for Ud'nown Song·Writ.rs ",ishing to ~nler the same composition in d iffer· enl w •• kly popullr son, con ..... may do so but Now. for the first time, the song To find a new popular singable, danceable song. must mah s.parate ~ubmiuions in nch c .... doesn't have to seek out the pub All entries must be mailed before midnight of October 7. 6. The name . nd addreu 01 contuunt must b. written in ink or .yped in .he top margin 01 lisher. The National Song Search page one 01 nch entry s ubmitted. is a new and a different kind of And a Brand-New Contest Every Week 7. A COntU.an. ma y SUbmit Ui many entrie. lor any .ingle contu. as he may w,.h_nd contest. It is designed. to bring may win more than one pri.. provided his en fame and fortune to some nowtiJ.n For the next twelve weeks, we plan to find and have published "ie$ merit such consideration. twelve other new American popular songs. Each week will offer S. Each entry Shall be judged sol.ly on its known song-writers. The contest musical fneci •. JUda; .. will be the editorial has two purposes: First. it seeks to a brand-new pop song contest and a brand-new chance to win fame boards of Radio Guide and Vavis-Schwe,l••. Cont,stants, byen.erina; .he con.u •. a gr•• thU find new songs which will be pub and fortune. the dec;si"ns 01 the juda;u shall be tinal. lished by the famous firm of Davis 9. The pri ... awarded winne .. "I each con IUt are identical, namely. the song-writer Schwegler, of Los Angeles; and, PRIZES who.e song i. s.lected by .he judlu as but in each contut ",ill ,eceive: (I) $200 in cuh: (b) second, when such songs are found, The Slandard song-write's' COnlroet with Dayi. these publishers, working with RA The greatest first prize ever distribution as phonograph Seh",ea;le" musk publish.". proYidin& 10' nandard royaltiu on ,hee. music and olher DIO GUIDE, will give those songs to offered an unknown song record. sal.. ; (ej His song will be published and di~ the public by means of sheet music, tr;buted through navis-Schwegler "utI ••• ; (d) writer. 5. Inclusion of the winning His long wil1 be recorded and phonolraph records, radio transcriptions, rendi The Winner of each contest rer"rds "ffued for sale through regular D·S song in regular Davis oUllets; (e) Hi. song will b. elec.rically tran tions over countless radio stations will receive ... Schwegler Library Service scribed and placed in the regular na";$-S.hwell: by famous name bands. Imagine ler library .eryice to more tha n 200 tldio to Radio Stations from Coast station •. One do.en pieces of she.,. mH;c. two hearing your song played over a 1. in eo,h. .. c"rd •• and one electrical IraMcription will be $200.00 to Coast. E;ven free 10 Ihe .ong.w,ilu. The nut ti,· • national network! • "ng' selected by Ihe judges as bein~ mOl! In short, the National Song 2. The regular song-writers' Consolation Prizes worthy will win fo, their writers the ,um 01 contract with the great Los $10.00 each. The nexl six .ongs .. leNed by Search not only publishes your The next five song-writers se .he judges will he giYen Honorable Menlion song but almost insures its accep Angeles music-publishing cerlificatu. firm, Davis-Schwegler, pro lected will receive $10.00 10. Hymn or "cnd mu.ie (Onte$1 entrin tance by the public as a hit by each in cash. must be mailed bdore midnia;hl of Saturday, keeping it before the public. viding for royalties on all December 30. sheet music and other sales. Honorable Mentions Semi-clanical number contest en\Polka" from that wo .. Reisenbel'g, piano soloi~t. Piano Con· has become one 01 the most popular certo 41/ (Mozart), concert numbers In this counlry. Also No.4 (K. Concerto propulsive and gay is his music on this per Cembalo based upon Sffilata by program. "Puppensplel" means "Dolls' H. C, Bach in 0 Major ( K. J07, No. I). e ...... ' Play." , :00 ... The "Emperor" waltz. while not as well known a.s some or the other Johann Thursday, Odober 5 Strauss dance classics. has 10\'ely mo nlen\.s and at least one strain that equals Sinlonietta, M as. Alfred Wallens tein. hill best. conductor. O ver/lire LO "MaM'lage of It Is good to see that Wallenstein has Figaro" (Mozar't). Irish Sliite (Espo· the courage to voice a Strauss waltz In s ito), F Cl /I Las y "Green Sleeves" the NBC series, Written In the '80's, It ( Vaughan Williams ) ...... as dedlcated to Emperor Pranz Josef. " ":00... ..0 .... The late Lawrence OUman once wrote: "A great lady of Vienna. approachl", Friday. October 6 her last. hour. desired that a StraUSl! waltz be played at her funeral. It was Cities Service Concert. NBC. Frank conducted by that composer himself as Black, conductor; Lucille Manners, the bright-hearted lady was lo .....e .. ed Into SOprano: Ross Graham, baritone, Rock her grave. If a Strauss waltz Is not 100 and Roll (Whiling), Ensemble; Pale light. for the mOllt solemn of all occa· sions. surely no one need regard it as Moon (Logan), Lucille Manners; Span· Insufficiently ponderable for a symphony ish Dance No. J from "La Vida Breve" concert," (De Falla), the Orchestra; I Looked Created one year after his first sym· Into Your Garden (Wood), Ross Gra· phony, Brahms' second contains as pro ham; Senora (Nathan), Lucille Man found a slow movement as he ever ners; Lento (Scott), the Ol'chestra: Glsdys Swarthout, widely ac.c:laimed mezzo·aoprano of opera and sereen, achieVed, JUSt as the aHegretto (third Never Again (Coward), Ensemble; wUI offer an aria from VerdI', "II Trovatore" and other selectlonl In guest mo\'ement) Is perhaps his sunniest. 60 Gralld from (Verdi), appearance on' the "Ford Sunday Evening Hour" over the CBS network March "Aida" much so that the famous conductor. the Orchestra; FeUx. Weingartner (In his book. "The If You.'re in Love Symphony Since Beethoven") called It (Tierney), Lucille Manners and Ross Graham; Preludc in G Minor (Rach· and Variations (Composed by Foote). nore Overture No.3, the Orchestra; "trivial:' Commend us to such triviality! ~ ...... 1 manmoff), the Orchestra; Thro' the ...... ~ ...... 1 _~ ~ Florestan's Aria from " Fide/io," Jan "00...... "00 ~ . m. 100 . .... S.OO...... , .. ,00 &..... '0"...... ,00 ..... Peerce and Orchestra; SlImphony No 5, Line (Bourdon) , the Orchestra; My Columbia Concert Hall, CBS. Ernest the Orchestra, Ford Sunday Evening Hour. CBS. The Hero (StralLSS). LUCille Manners; Dup McChesney, tenor. The musical world ls still debating the Detroit Symphony Orchestra; Eugene Night (Henderson), the Ensemble. C' '''.. I intrinsic merits of Beethoven's only Ormandy, conductor; Gladys Swarth .'00 ..... 7 '00 ...... • ,:00'-~ ...... opera. "Fidelio." Some Idolize the enUre out, mezzo-soprano. Overture to " Don. NBC String Symphony. NBC. Frank work, others admire it in spots, and the na Dialla" (Reznicek), the Orchestl'a; remainder (a small minority) respect the "Stl'ide 10 Vampa" from "11 Trovatore" Black, conductor. Serenade for Strhlgs, composer's sincerity but do not believe Opus 22 (Dvorak). (Verdil, Gladys Swarthout and Or· that he showed any operatic inspiration chestra; March fr0111 SlInlphony No. 6 Ankmm Dvorak came to his first real or skill whate\'t:r. As proof. they point prominence when he was thlrty·three to the sketchy and limping libretto. the (Tschaikowsky), the Orchestra; I'm Thro' (1874) and won the Austrian State Prize constan~ halting of action, and the sym Wearyin' Away (Foote), Comill' for composition, On the jury of award phonic treatment of the vocal part&. tlie Rile (traditional), Swanee River was Brahms, and two years later he HO"Y.'C\'er, the fact remains that whUt: (Foster), Gladys Swarthout and Or· recommended Dvorak to the publisher "Fldello" is not an even relatively per· chestra; Dallce A Cachucha frOnt "The Simrock, who purchased some vocal rect opera. It nevertheless has some of Gondoliers" (Sullivan), Chorus and duets ("Moravian") from the composer, the noblest music ever composed. like Orchestra: Feux Follets (Liszt·Reiner), In 18'18 Simrock acquired the "Slavonic the overture we are hearing this morn· Dances." world·famous as soon as they the Orchestra; Prayer, Serenade (Car· lng, the dramatic soprano aria, "Wicked pentcr), Gladys Swarthout and Or· became known. Dvorak sold them out- One." and the Prisoners' Chorus and rlght. for the munificent sum of $7~. other ensembles. chestra; Tale, from the Vienna Woods ISlmrock made a. fortune from the Beethoven's painstaking thoroughness (Strauss), the Orchestra. pieces.) made him write as many as four O\'er "Stride la Vampa" (Fiercely the The "Serenade" In E Major, for strings, turcs for his opera. no two exactly alike. Flames Roll) ls sung by the vlndlcth"e written about twelve months after Three are named "Leonore" after the old gypsy. Azucena, Just arter the faml! Dvorak's winning of the State prize. ls heroine of the story. The rourth and llir "Anvil Chorus" in the second act of amiable and even joyous. for the young last one is known simply as the "Fldello" Verdi's opera, She has gazed long Into man was in the second year of his happy and now is generally played as a prelude the campfire and recalls the death of marriage. Also. he had already scored before Act 1. The grandiose "Leonore her mother. burned at the stake by a striking success with his cantata, "Hym. NO.3" sen'CI! as an interpolation, or so· cruel nobleman, and renews her thought.s nus." called "Entr'acte," between the two aCla. of vengeance against his son. The sLress By the time Dvorak penned his "sere· ... -.. c...... _ ..... ~ ...... ful aria was one of the greatest achieve· nade" he had Mlaken off somewhat. the u'oo _ "'00 L .., '0_00 a..... ';00 . .... ments of the late Schumann-Helllk, Infiuence or Wagner, which beset the therefore Gladys Swarthout has a good young man overwhelmingly In his earlier Perole String Quartet, M BS. QU4rtet example to follow, Her other numbers Ernest McChelney, tenor, will be creativeness. In his final style, Dvorak in B Flat (K. 458) (Mozart). are In Englll!h and need no deta!!ed guest soloist on "ColumbIa Concert ...... 'n e . ...., ...... ;n ~""I ... found an original utterance of his own. • ,00_" •• ,00 ..... 10,00 •. m. "00.,,". comment. Hall," Saturday morning, CBS 14 1/01 , and adherents if more American con True to Type ductors could reheaIse and present the By Leonard Liebling music. During the past few years American orchestral scores have taken FTEN American symphonic com· on more and more native character. posers complain about the few Men Behind the Music Much of it has been adapted from the O chances they get to have their popular field and given art treatment. works heard; and baving them heard, Foreigners have never been able to fail to impress the public and critics. write our style of popular music nor to This Week: TAYLOR, FASSETT, ZACHARY Recently I heard the familiar plaint interpret it correctly, because they do again from a well·known creator in re not feel it. The same limitation applies gard to his newest opus. I asked him to the best American symphonic music. which orchestra had performed it and To give it proper voice and suggestion who had been the conductor. He named and to inspire response, conductors and NE started out to be a preacher. why not try for a big station?" He did. one of the chief American symphonic players must, before all things, be organizations and its batonist. born in Another had strong urges to be And was taken on immediately by the moved by conviction. O come an instructor of philos most important station in Louisville. Europe but now a naturalized citizen of A word to the estimable ladies and the United Slates. ophy. And the last thought teaching At about the same time, James Fas gentlemen who form the boards sup 'Was the performance as good a one English and dramatics was his chosen sett, Dartmouth graduate, was discov· plying and raising money to finance as possible?" I inquired, "and did the career. Not one is a professional mu· ering that his funds were not sufficient our leading orchestras: These are not conductor interpret exactly as you sician. To their mutual surprise, all to continue his post-graduate studies in days to carry on the fetish that only wished?" three landed at CBS and found them· philosophy at Harvard. His musical men born in Europe are masterful or "Well~r-oh, it was all right. Of selves in charge of the music depart. background included an ability to play chestral conductors. I! looks at this course. one never gets an absolutely ment. the piano and regular attendance at time (and will for apparently a long pedect hearing." I understood. The They all have impressive liUes, to the Boston Symphony concerts, almost period) as if America and Americans composer was afraid 10 express his which they pay little attention. David obligatory to a native of Massachusetts. are more concerned with culture and honest opinion for fear of exile from son Taylor is Assistant to the Vice He also wanted to be a music critic, and things of the spirit generally than all those concerts if his remarks got back President in charge of Broadcasting. walked into the office 01 the late Philip the countries of Europe put together, to the conductor. Gentlemen of the George Zachary is Acting Head of the Haleone, one of America's most bril and you can also throw in China and stick are frequently that way. It a new Music Department. James Fassett is liant and acidulous critics. Japan for good measure. orchestral score fails to register strong· ly, they have the pleasant habit of as· cribing the flop to lack of merit but never, it would seem, to their own Speaking Up lack of proper understanding and in· By V. Vidal terpretation. HIS is II. good month to make listen I! seems to me that some of our best ing.plans for the winter and decide American music is so slow to win wide Tto use the radio sensibly and in acclaim here because foreign or for· telligently instead of as a background eign·born conductors mostly lead it, for for washing the dishes and reading the they head practically all our major sym· newspapers. It is also a good time phony orchestras. One has to rack to swear off playing bridge during the one's memory to discover where any Toscaninl concerts and sleeping off native American is directing an out Sunday dinner while the Philharmonlc standing orchestra in this, our musi is on. cally timid land. Why not plan ahead this winter and Why is it so? Why aren't more give yowself a musical "season" on the Americans occupying the plaUorm at radio. just as if you had bought sub symphony concerts? Are they incom scriptions to concerts? With the help petent? II so, why? Don't our great of RADIO GtrIDE, a good musical en music schools teach conducting? Is an cyclopedia and a lillie will-power, you orchestral score a sort of Sanskrit hiero can store up a lot of knowledge and glyphic whose key is known only to have a lot of fun. As a starter, glance Europeans? Aren't the scores printed These three men run the CBS music department. George Zachary over the following list of events sched· for everyone to read? Are our young (right), former teacher, is acting head. Lean, slow-spoken Davidson Taylor uled lor the winter and pick out the American musicians blind? Brainless? (center) and quiet, scholarly James Fassett complete this CBS trio ones you want to follow. Then slick Frightened? Unambitious? Would they to them and attend them as religiously rather be just passable performers than as you would performances in a con try to be first-rate conductors? Would Assistant Head 01 the Music Depart "Mr. Hale," blurted Fassett. "I wanl cert hali. they rather play in an orchestra than ment. Among them they have a thor to be a music critic." lead it? The NBC Symphony Orchestra under ough knowlege of all the problems pre "All right," answered Hale, without Toscdnini gives its first concert of the II is my contention that our creators sented by music on the radio and work lifting his head from the article he was S6h): WRUL <".79-15.13) £AQ_ 8~1" .... I::: EIRE.I ..I .... d 4:45 p.m.-Warld i.. 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Pitt l' 1'51-( ,\·IRETo be InnOUn(~: Strin~ Log of Stations Listed in Edition E-Midwestern Enl. Pro.... 1II IRIJ" " Eto~ " )lcChe<.>rwIY to ;\l u.ic Burns and Allen, comedians, (Hind'S Honey and I-I'OZ. Ponumhunt Carf)l'nter *WLS'~hrkels: S .... WOC·To bt announced i .. ~: Newl 1\'IIiWEvents of Local Or.aniza. Almond Cream), Wednesday, October 4, at 6:30 WGN·Music.1 Mailbox lions WROK.Ste~mboat Bill 7:45 WHO-To be Inoau"ud p.m. CST. WIND·Swin~ Quartet WTMJ-\\'om.o's Forum * KIIOX·Htadhnt Hi~hlightl WILl.-~lu.ic "Town Hall Tonight" (Sal Hepatica and Ipana), with WLS-The Prairit Sin,tr *K\\'I\Ntw. WIND" . Sh Fred Allen and Portland Hoffa, Wednesday, Octo- * WMBD-N.w, . . .,,"" 0'" WMT.Fo. Women Only 11:00 \VOZ-Jimmy Alltn W!.S-On Parad. ber 4, at 8:00 p.m. CST. II'OWO " . Ch I * C8S·Ntws: Dttp Rinr BGys: WGS \l1l.iul p~,.de; *\\''IAQ-Coff•• Timt: Nt'" "Th T' T Sh "(W _. B k· C ). h ·.ornlnl Ipt II'FA~1 WKB8 WTAQ WH8rShapptu' Sp«i.1 e Ip op ow a.u a mg ompany, wIt WROKD~ ~lIt:rs woe W\180,Womell of Todl)· Joe Penner. comedian, Thursday, October 5, at WnlJ-Bo)" Stout. *NBC·Ntws: Del Bri1r.tllt·s Or. WHO-Ihpp~ Hank WROK'lorn;nl Devotionl 730 CST 10 '. '0 WILL-S.udtnt Church" WTAOSunday S.hool Lt• .an : p.m. • chu'n, KSO \\'80W W\IT *WIIII:: Se... WTMJ.What's N~! ''Those We Love" (Standard Brands), Thursday, *CBS·News: Doria" Strln. Ouar· KWK WJJO-).Ianders October 5, at 7:30 p.m. CST. Itt: WI~S II'TAQ WI\811 WIND *NBC·Ntws: Manhattan Melo WKBB,Chancel Stepl 8:45 "Kate Smith's Variety Hour" (General Foods), Fri- WKBS WFA'! WFB~ WCCO die~: II'IIJA WeF!. WO\\O \1·lSJoUy Jot CBS.Nan Hillbilly Champion~: day, October 6, at 7:00 p.m. CST. hW~?,:;~3!. .." ... _ 14,.,. _ •. II'TIIJ * WTAD·N~I wcco l ______-'NBC.Charioteers: \V!SA hw. MBS·Bob Mill ..·s Or(h.: WII8r 8:00 NBC·BreaklilSt Club: WBOW 15.33) K'IOX·Optn Forum NBC·Cra(ktrj~cks Quarltt: KSO NBC'Ross Trio: WMAQ KSO WBAA·Ju.t Kid. CBS·Richard MaxweU, tnr.: Wl.II' W L S-UII~lc Jlok &. JUllior Stars WROK.Town Crier WBOW WIRE WBS~1 Hearl of J"lia Blake WKon wrA~1 WISD (.",.17.83) * 'Ie"" WCFL WIND IVLW~hilb~~ WTAOOa".. '!u,ic WeCO·Dr. O'Brien *N8C·News: Breakfast Club: KWKUeaith Depl. IV,\!ODB & ~I ~I ....,"~tr: Mel' *New. W1I0K WHO WTAD WDZ-'l.rkds 'IOWO WeFl (,,,,·21.5) WOl.-Kit~hen B~r\\ Oanct odv \lil\,.t~.., Thrift \lesu(t 9:30 WMT WGS·w.lter F1 andur f. o.~.ni.t KMOX-Ozark Varitti., WGS Nt". in tht S.ortl * I\'MT 'IOt"'~ CBS·Orgln Mood s: WFfnl WOC KMOX ~h",i. Kitchen WItA-Par""I·. Quntio, Box WUBF Unu .. of Mu.ic *WROK'IOc",. W~ISO WTAQ WKBB \\'FAM KII'KRange Riders WILL"lu.i~ *KSO-~tw.: Rourio Bau.dan'l W1JIl-~larcit Heg~du.' Orch. *WTAD-:'i .... 1 WBBM WISS KMOX /lw17.83) \'·SB\I·S.... rday Su",hinl IH;.;'O.Bob Atther, hillbilly MUtI Onh. KIVK·Sodll 5«uri.y: Musicale WMAQA !Step Ahud wnu \I.... I~rn Piano Imp.tlsio", NBC.Bri~hl Idu Club: IVMAI,I II·CeO·Julia Blake "'ISS·Gn-m'n 1I0u, WROl\-¥aur favorilf lIymn. WIRE WLW (~..--15.33) * WD7.·:-'O .... " To be Innounttd WJBC.()r,an !Mlodi ... WOZ·)fan on tht StrHt 9:00 9:15 WGS-K~p F,t 10 Mu.i~ WJJD,Gener.l Rh)"lhm *WGS-)!orn'Di Nt... NBC.Am,nda ~now.loOn,S: WOIVO NBC·Barry McKinley. bilritont: WHA·Hom.tmlken \\'r.>F~ture Food. \V 11,\ Sandwl,lon C8S·Saturday Serlm,de: WFBM W~IT WHOW WCFL WBOW *\I'IIBFS~s: IIi, Majtlty, th. WLW·To be annou"ced *WIIBr·Ntw. WI~O WTAQ WKB8 WFAlt MBS.Model Air~l.iIne Club: Saby WMAQ.To be .nnaulltfIAlic t OIu •• pianist W;\fT·Bluc rubben Melodies I\WK.Pop Wi,.', Kidie Quiz *WUAStws '" Vie .... WTAD·~larktl Basket "'"8M Dantt &. Grow ~I.nder WH8~·-Tre ... WC:'- \tnrninl1 \1elodiH W1LlSafdy First 8:15 *WH8F-Stws: Pop Tun... WJJD Fred Bt<"k, orpru.t C8S·f id6lets fancy: WH,M WII()lIeleB Wallt Schrieber *WK8SS .... WI"IO WKBH WKBB h ... · \"ILI.-Modtrn ",.,Ii.int W\lAQ,\I0.ninl Jubilte 1183) WJJIl (".Ivar~· GO'1'f"1 Prl[l1l. * \\'OC·~·twl
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'", \..r--· -.:::.d~:;;:lL...IooII,W;u.-i.~~C~~-""'USJ~~ ~:..:::.:'L:::l:~~>--- DOH AMICK... OM of r.dlo', favorite IlOna _ Ji//A'IfI -.:torf'me•• and aln,.r. Women Idollq him, but h.', _1M • *man', man. He', .lIghtly p.ut thirty-one, dark, "andeome, and devll.may-ca .... Don I, devoted to I'll, wife, Hono.... ,nd their twa children. He ,1110 IIk_ fun, poker. apaghetll, ho~.dlo "I IIOPf. I h.pe. I tto~" I. one of the moat J)7IIA'IfI often repeated catch - phr ••• a Mardi on tIM air. It Identlftea *AI P.aree, b~. hearty comedian and unceremonious emcee. 0t.tI or Identification marb are hi. rhythmical knocking llreetlng. and tiny "r. Charlene Wyatt, ..... Ith whom ha play. above STORE *WOCSf"'5 E-II SI Continued from Page 18 IWROK·Salhani~1 Shilkr~ 4:00 11:15 WJJ D Lobby Intu¥iew MBS·Foolb~lI; Noire D~me vs. SATURDAY *WKB8 -'\"~1 Purtlue: WIRE WMT WHllF CBS ·Rhythmili".: \I'KBIJ WT .... Q \\"'\rf VDiet of lo .... a: Marktll NBC·Foolb~ lI: Ind~n a vs. Nt· "'lOX II'F'A_\I K~IOX *\\'OI\O,Bob 1\·ilJon. news braska: WIBA WOOW WLW September 30 NBC·Dol Brissett's Orch.: WIIO * 1I'J-tOK·Column Left. ne,," NBC-Football; Haire Dam t vs. W'IAQ II'TAD Farm & Commllnity Hr_ Purdu~; \\'OWO WMAQ II SA \ Carolyn Wood. lOP_ 5:15 12:30 CBS·Foolball: NOire Dam e Vi. \\"BB~I·So,,~ ';ou>'enira Ch.ck the p.o<;.om, .,0. wall' to h. o ••odoy CBS-Diln" O"h.: WBB\I W"BII I\"Dl R.d Oekhtr CBS·Whllt PflU Ameritl, drama: Punlue: WTAQ WMBD WFA" WFAM weco WF"B\I WKBB \\,BB~ I WCCO K~IOX WSBT WKBB WFB\I woe 1$,,17_83) \\'TAQ II'BBM \\"(:CO-;'d.l) Talk IIKBB (sw·I1_83) MORMIHG II'Dl·AI YOII' Strvice * 1\'OZ·Se,,-, *K~I OXlludhot tli!:hlidlls Tlofo G(W~r"ru'''I'' .... rk I.. 11:30 CST N.atlon.1 F.arm and H ome H our. WGSS"in~ h KSJ)Ad~ "I Jin,mie AII.n I\"C\'Ali~e BI .... pianilt p .... t~·!h." II>e India ....til " IVIIA :to>tlt) Shop ~ .. 'utlvort, Revicw WOC·To be announ~ttI 6:00 CST String Symphony. (s",.9.53) 111101\We.k in Reyiew I\Dl·~hrkt .. Close: Mcordiana * WTAO Nt". WTAOAII for the Ladit. WG\' \r.rhl<: W.lIn F1.ndorl. Frank Black . conducljn9. MBS-Tommy Tucker's arch.: 5:30 M.o. ...,.11 ...... '0."" .~ _ ...... ,~ ... I "r(ani'l WIRE WMT II'C~ HBC ·Th l Art 01 Living: \VIBA 11:30 \1·1f,\ farm Prrm 8:00 CST Alka - Selher National Barn Dance. NBC_Football; Hot rt Dil mt vs. KSD WBOW WMAQ (1",, 9,53) NBC-Cilil to Youth: KSO *\\'IIIIr-News \Jarket. The Westernen;: Johnny Burke. (omtd'an: Uncle Effil Purdu~, WOII'O Ur_ I'Hle', tubl",,1 ..!II lie H.blll ~"IW111 Il_ \Lo.tRl>de •• "Ylntlluk (.l)utenlm~pt tn Life," *\\'110 N~". Ind Olhu$. CBS-Eton Boys: WKS!l II'TAQ np,\ "[",pt,'r. will Ulk 00 IVII.Llllinoi. Farm lIour ""''''111 Ate"p!a Ill{> ("1'.I1.IIK.... II'MBD II'FAM WKBB WFBM *CBS·Europtln NewS ROIIndup: WIN!) lIob Atcher. hillbilly '0",. WKUtI WKBB WF'AM WFOM NBC-Nat'l farm & Homt Hour: 8:00 CST Hit Parade. Woe (5",·17.83) WlnE·II~por!er Lanny Ross, ttnor; Bn Wa'n ....oullst; Merry Mus: Woe WISN WCCO WTAQ KWK WIBA WBOW WMAQ WUD-Lwp Noo,,-Oay &rvitt WOl·Ji"''''l· lI'al.h Mark Warnow'l Or(~tstra. WI~O·lIa"!hornt. 5tll Rau HBC.Renfrew o. the Mounted : CBS-Ltt's Prettnd: weco WFA" WKBIJ·."." on the St,eet WIRE-Dick RffiI WENn WFBM WKBB KMOX WMBO WLS-Cou"!ry Ntighbors 8:30 CST Death Valley Day,; Drama. WJJD-Malinu Moderne MSS-En"lt H0II9land's Orth.: WIND WOC WI::;N (lw-I1.83) 1I1.11'·A!lernoon Edi!ion Th is broa~u~t commOmOrl.tu the ((nth YUr of tOn_ WROK Will (hoorn "TI~ llT&~e Utll, TlnOr" WMAQ,To be announoed WCN KWK WMT WIIBI'" "'Ill .... Il,. ' Orch, 2:30 WFAM-li'llerlude: Scorn WROK·Markell; Home Folk. Hr. WLS·Prairie Ramblers & Patt7 CBS-Football; Hotft Oame v,. CBS-Oance Orch.; WFAM' weco WHO·Capllin Midnight MBS-Alan Courlncy'$ CloomchU' WTAD·Luncheon Mu';c WMT·Don Roth', E~Clric B.nd .... rdut; woe WKSB WKBH WI ND- Ha"thorae, 8th Race ut: WllBF WGN KMOX-Fnnoe !.au,". hlghlighh WntJ·Sidewalk Reporttr WOWO-Saturday SonlS WIND WFBM WMBO WTAQ KWK-Home PIal! WIRE To be InnOllnttd WROK-Kiddi~.' Club WBBM·No ... achord No ... el tlH 1:00 (lw·I1.83) WOZ ·~htinee O.n~ing Part)' W]SN·Sporh Parade WTAD.WPA WDl·Out Pledge: Safely Corner : HB C-Talk by Stn. Robert A. NBC ·FOOlbilll: Indiana n. He· WGN ·Hil s of Today WJJD·S!.lppertirne FroUc Report!> of Odd Fact. T ift: WBOW WLW WMAQ KSD WTMJ·Charlie N.vad. braoka: KSI) WBOW (5"'·9.53) WHBF -Lost Empire. drama IVTAO- Hlmmond OrIIO WHA .Tultion in Wilton"n (,w-9.53) 1:45 *WHO-NeWi ImlJ-Sport Flull WHO-Voice of Ih f irm HBC -To bl ~nnounctd; WOWO "~&~Ir.lltl''' I. tbt title 01 WlBA WINO.Hawthorne. 6th Rlct *WILL-Nt.... of Illinol. I!."nor Tlf!·. lilt. NBC-Football : Indil.na ¥Ii. Ht WJJD·SantaoH,·, Dr~h BI,(halJ; B'o"'nl ..... Sox: KWK WIRE·To be ."nounced HBC · Bu,t Farbu', Orch.! WCFL hr3.ka: WLW WBOW (,,,-9.53) WROK-Musl~ & Song NIGHT WJBSRhl'thm Revi ... WOWO KMOX WTMJ·Charlie Ne ... ada HBC-FOXItbllll: Notrt Dime u_ WOl-Trainli"'e Tune.: Woman WJJODebator', Forum CBS-BUll Sel$lon; woe WCCO 5:00 *WLS.Morhh: Wuthe., Purdue: WOIVO WMAQ on Train 6:00 New. WKBtI WKBB WSST hw- *HBC-EI Chito. SP~nllih Rnu~: *WMT·Nnn: Don Roth', CBS_Footba\l: Hotr~ Oamt ..... WISO-Sporb EdJlio" *N8C.H.ws: Strin g Symphony: Sand 17.83J, N_" WENR WOWO W]RE WOWO-Market 5trvict Purdue: WFAM WFS~I WO~ITCOIIrt IIU IH)"S Orcb. WTAM ImlJ WltO KSO (sw- WROK-Round tM Town ae .. WROKRhythm Before Thrtt *NBC·K ltt~nmeYtr·s Kln~",ar. ~I~:,~rSI .. ~~ ~'=m "!~ : KlIIOX.g,.fety Briladt len; News, WMAQ WIBA WLW 9.53, ... 10 ..,on", _ ....10 _" WTAD_Y M. C. A. Order." WBAA.Foolball; Purdue VI. WTAD·Contert WOOW (5w.9.53) NBC·Mesuo, ot lunt, WENFI MBS-Conctrt Orch.: WHBF WGN Notn Dame 2:45 *CBS-H... LdI'"n Sisters: ",'alnlta_,"" Cl-1.ll and WBB~I-D"Io"t Dopt CBS-FoolbllU; Hotre Dime ¥s. s: lIMo C"'lltnlf~" .ttI " ltabl'l -'.A..;fT:....:.=Ec.R"N...;.:O:..O.=,:Nc.:.....J-1 Opinion *WDZ.N_s Purd"e: WMBO WFAM WCCO IVFBM WKBB IMbmu·•• ubl~t lodal'. U~,I< L ~:~X::Ewoman·. WGN-Lndofl Min WTAQ WOC WMBD b1 I~~ Cnt .. 1 8l'OIICO,II' Cbolr - WBAA-Radio Stale HBC·Football : Notre Dame of Ntw 'tor'. WBBM-NIIWI for tbe Mi •• us WHA·Gridiron Parade v .. MBS-Bob Miflar'1i Orch.: WGN 12:00 Purdue: WIRE CBS ·People$· Plilttor," : WFSM WG~·Ginsbol'Jll'l Concert Oreh WHO·football: Soulh Oak""'" n WHSF WMT KWK CBS·Enoch LI~ht'l Orc~ _: woe Wl'AQ WFA'" weco WJR \IISS WllA-s..hind Ihe HeldlinH 1_. WDl·Ed.. in wArar KMOX-Tra ... elogut WfB~1 WKBB (1..-.17.83) WI:-1D.II ..... lhorne. 2nd Ra"" (1i .. -15_211 WI~'O-Organ &I Vibrahrp Mulie .~140. WIIO-Checkerboard TImt * KSD-News: Btrnhrd l.t¥itow'1 ...... ' __ Ll.-.;_ NBC-J ean Ell ln,lon. $On,$: WHO WILL·Music WISS·Footb.1I Gam~ 3:00 Drch. MBS-Concert Orcll.: KWK WGX ( ... -153:J) WIND,ltalian lIour WJJD·To bt announced CBS·Foolball: Notre D~me vs. WBB~I·OIicalo Hour WMT-Burl Ru.selr. Drch. wHBF KMOX_To be anllOuncec! *W I S~-News , P'OIum Pre Purdue: WIND WKSB WKBH \VOZ·Sportscast ~ WTAD.)lu';o in a Sen!ilMbtal * KMOX flanner7 Vi,... Nt".,.. WBAA-.Ibrktt R~poru .. W~-BM WMBD WTAQ WOC \\"IIO·To be announced WJJD-Uode Ervin, fum advisor (,w·17.83) WIND-Sport. Edilion WBB~Sl'Orl. WBB" Whil Can I Otl WTMJ·Foo!ball; \\"iujrh. 0"". 7.500 I>ooU in ....t ....OOY-Q"" mon.rr.Don Roth'. S and : Cedi. WMBO-Dun " Gail B a~baU: Cu~ ¥t. St. Louis: Purdu" IVllBF =t.:LD~~:::t~ for tile I _II,. __ .. Vall ... Hillbillie:. IVGN WBB.., \\'JJO wcn WMT-Fnodte Tlln .. : You Asked Pllp-Im'...... p-et • ••• _ •. _ ••••• __ $0$ ,000.10 WOl\'Q..BI.ckh ...k V,lIey Boy. K"OX-Th~ ~Iu'i. Bo~ \VOZ-Stap lItyul lor It WIND l!awtllorn,. 3rd Rite Ad""ntu.... of Tom Saw,...... 200_01 WROKRound Ihe To",n WTAO·World Danct-s WCCO-Foo!ball: Minnesota ... , Old Swimmlll' H ..l e, ...... • .•• •••• 15.01 *WSBT·Stork Report, F.rm WntJ -Danu Orch. Ariton. 3:'0 .Iack Beauty ...... _.. _ 100.00 Flas.he., Ne ... WOl.Birthday Party Movie Hieh 1:30 MBS·Football: Not re Olme n_ 1',...... , ..... _...... H.ot WTAD-Band Conurt Jilhh Purdue: IVItSF karlet utt...... ,.... » .• CBS·Bru,h Creek Follies: KMOX WHA·F'ootball; Wi"on.in n. Ven... and Adonl• .• • •.••.••.••.• " ••01 U :15 WKOII WKBB WSBT WMBD MarqueUe CBS·FootbillJ: Hotrl Da me Wi. Snow •• ound ., ...... _...... n.1O CBS.Enoch lIQht'l O"h,: WSBT woe * WHBF·~""i,,jppi Valley Ntwl I'urdue: WOC WfB'l WTAQ Unci. T .... •• C.bln •••••••••••••• , 150_. weco WMBP NBC-Ray Klnney's Orch.: KSO W ILL -'Itlod~' Han \1')Um WKBS IVFAM WKBH ...... o'Cr...... 250•• HBC -ClUing AU Sump Coltte. WMAQ WTMJ WSOW (.",·9.53) WLS·Merry-Go-Round HBC·Football; Indianl Wi_ Ne ..nHUf" .. _ ...... _...... 25•• II'LW·BaHbal1; Red. vs_ Pirato. bra~h: KSO WBOW (& ... LMt .. tthe Mohl_...... 50.01 ton: KSO MBS-Th t HlI yride: WIRE KWK -9_9) M ..byOlc._ •. _... _••• • ••• _...... 100.0I WROK·Marketl Ie Pt~rlm Pre WDZYoun( Folk. 1101,1. wllur UtthWo...... 25.01 KMOX·Millouri "H Club .,. WI~O-Sportl Editi"" WSAA-Tb. Womu Sboppoor *WBAA "onitor Vi __ Iht News MtQu" 'J' ~I ...... _. __ ...••.... _ ,,,.,, 2:15 *IVJIJC·~~. T...... 'an •• Otbu ....nu. _.•••• _1,000." WSSM Si&nal. to Healtb WSB)!·flanal""'" II'ROKMue ...... f .-...so 01 __ _ *WFSM-Nnn WCCOFootball Preview KWK·Man in the Stands 3:45 ...... OO;'e,., WI"OW,lkathon 1I"11'FB\I No ... WLS::'loorl1 WI18D·Tun~, of Today WHBF·Ten Pin Man: 80wlin( (li:OO p.m. CClhtlnuedl \\MTFGOII,.II S<-or" Richard Maxwell, tenor-philosopher, is 9 ;30 II·ROK-S,.in, Clul.> Nt", WIND Gtrmn 11011. feverishly working on his third book in order HBC·Arch Dbol,,·, PIIYs: WIBA * WIIOSt.... , WKBS ~I"'rl' Roview 7:00 to get it under his publisher's deadline tor WBOII wnM KOA K!;iO W!lIE WISO,Emil F!indt'~ Orch. WlII" IIQ~nt CQunl)· JamOO.et IVTMJ W~IAQ W1RE·Oiek R ••d F ...... ; . __ LI.... l"'l .~I .... CBS·To be ~/lnounud: WJR Christmas markets. WlW·8>ker', SpO.1 fin.1 II"MMU::""i,) 1I"1 ... ~ni,,i·5 Orch. II'TAQ 111'\\1 WI'IIM WIS." \\.\UW Sp..,.I, Rt,i~... : Hit ..,1 MBS·Musit by Moonlight: IVU8f· \1\I.\QPhil l.nanl'\ Orrh. K\10X \l"T,IQ \\Hi~1 WKBS Ih~ Do", Harry von Zell, announcer on "We, the HBC ·AI Oon~hut', Orch.: KWK WOC-Bowlinr !l1~hli~ht. 1I"lIm We(O WOC (~w-15.27) II lIT lIere·, You. Lucky Break WIlT (s" 953) WTA;\t Bill) Cullitan·, O.. h HBC·Dlck Truy. shteh: KSD People" and other top-notch air shows, has I\OCSjIU'!s K\lOX Tht On .... rd RGlid 10:30 *WRO" \" ..... WIRE W\I.\Q \\'T,\Il WT\IJ signed a contract to do newsreel work tOt; WIIO W88)1 Sport, CBS·Bili MeCqnt S Orch.: WOC YiT.~D SI_I. Vitw, " Review. Palhe News. This will be Harry's first start WcrL )hke B~hH OJncel ...d MBS·Trop,,"1 Serenadt: II'HBF W8BII WF811 WIH" w("("o ':15 as a commentator on celluloid. WG .... ·SI~'·e I..eonud', O.ch. K~IOX \\'\180 \\'K811 W!>8T W\IT IICI'\ 1'.'1\"0 Paul P~i ,., Orth. CBS·Ptoples' Platform: KMOX \l'JR \I'''BB \lfSI'\ wTAQ (ow- HBC·Jlck Tu,arden·, D"hntrl: WlS-Fronl Porch Plrly 6.12) KW" 111I,inl PrJ;m. 1180W KWK WL\\'-Oeuh \"all~y Olyt NBC·Hor ..r Htldt's Df(htUra: WOB\! \"t"" WOOW \!tl"",y Time KII'K Fealure I'.rlde HBC ·Alk,·Seltz" Hltlon,' B,rn MBS·!'iltStI Time : WMT 9:45 WT,\\I KSO WIIO (0... 953) W88\1 A"'loc'~1J CBS ·Public AII,I,,: W"A~ WJR Wr..\" Ooh EI",". 'p..,rl. OIPce; Ullde bra. Ittn., Bun: 1\OA 8riels HBC·Abt lymin·, Of(h.: WMAQ *WOOII' ."t." In61t WKBfI WTAQ WIS~ WIHll'Spo'h Trail lloo,itl 1101 ~holt. ~hple Cily *WG.\ \"" .... ,. lIichti.hl of Sporlt MBS·Counl B,sit', Orth.: WIIRF W"8B Din".r Concert *WII8F·St", Dance Tun" Four: Arkie; Ann. Pal & WKBH hw-ll.83) W,IIT WISI)·To be anlHlUIlCt,1 WI"D I'aul Pai~t·t Oreh. \1'\!AQ·Or(all MOOoun| '~w. *KII'K :-: ...s *W\lHO \"t... , WI.S-I'~riel): 8.," D." •• h· m.' (,Ienn w.hv .t- o,,~ II"lW·Tn M a""ouM.... 1\'\181) Oln,·~ Tim. *"60W-Nt,.... IIGN Dick JUl1lfIlS· Orch. *WOf \" ..... Gursls; II'I.S WlW KWK W~lT WROK Sludio Plrly IHTO·To be annou"ced WlW·Dailce Orch_ WRO" D.nce lIou. (al", al 10 !"m.) WFS\1-Sinli"~ Cop 7:15 WT:.lJ-Otuh V,U.Y 01)1 10:45 II"B8\1 E ... Slellin.· Orch_ NBC·!'rom HollywOud Today: 11'110 fa.mtl"' Fo.um ':30 WTAM II'\!AQ II'IRI:: h ...,-953) *WII'\O ,,~ ..... MBS·Count aiS"·S Orch.: WillE II'BOW "u.;~ Cuph. 8:45 KII K CBS·Pruicw of Amtritin School CBS·S.turd.y N,ght Sertn.dt· II KaB To ~ annnunced of Ihe Ai., Woe KMOX WISS 7 : ]0 ".,D·Commullil)' Forunl \\,BOII' ~~Ii,,'~" Stri"p WIIAS Inl80 II'BB)I II'F8M NBC·Horlt. Htidt', W\l8D WCCO WKBII WTAQ NBC Bunl He .. ,e. dr,,,,, K\lOX II'JR \\"oe 10:00 WfA)1 h.,.]527) Wf\nw (,.. -11.87) II"O-L-Co"«'rt QrntO 11'110 WTA\I *WIIBF "~,,. *caS·News: Bob ChHttr's Dr· WI:;O Paul Pal~.>' Orch. or .... a.ult ..l.. ud ~1 ••lIn, II'IlU·low~ Ill.n O.n.~ Frolic W"880,"e;". Pari), WlII-·Ouc... n \loort', Orch. *CBS·l.trs Join tht Band: Orrin ch~'1ra; II ISS WFall \\'88\1 ',.hr, CUIJ <1INClor of ttl",·.· 11'1"0 Tnmn.)· Oct, or~'''''1 1100, Tu~ktr·, Orch "tW, II'JR woe WCCO KMOX WJn \\"K88 1\ l~" O.nce TIllit 9:00 11 :00 WF8" W!'A\! InlllD W81nl MBS·Elliol\ RCIOSOVtJl, tomm.: NBC·Alka·Stluer Bifn DI"ce: NBC ·Uncle Jim's Ountion Bn: WIS\" WK811 WCCO WKBB WKBO·To ~ lI,noUllctd *NBC·Hews: Horace Htidt's Or. WMAQ WTAM W.\IBD F""lball 1I.,ult, wr,,· KOA 11"8011' wnlJ (al.o Me 8 K,\IOX (0" 11.83) th."ra: WillA WTI!I KOA WOC,S. W. Turntr 11,,11 Oan •• HBC·Bfnny Goodmln's Drch.: p.m.) \'.'80IV (.,,-9.53) *N8C·Jan Sa.itfs Orth.: KSD MBS.H,wlli Calls: W.\IT KWK 1I',,8T Foolhall: W.,Junglon ,\Ii,h. KSI) II'T.\'\I WIIi,\ W1"\!J KOA NBC·Danct Orch.: WBOW W\IT W80W (,w·953) W1I8F II'IR£ II'MAQ II'l\\ II BOW MBS·Shep FieldS· Orch.: WCN IIIJka NBC·John Gart·s Orch.: KSD II'IIBI' II'MT KIIK MBS·CU' 'n' J ,mmtrl: KWK V,'TMJ O.ne. Orn" I'.rly 8:1S d,p'lra, WCFt. CBS·Hil Kfmp·s Drch.; W\lBO WB8)1 Amenu,,! al Work *1\1181' !'1~ .., II'llr·To bt Inn'Junc.d MRS·Son, of thf Pionurs: KII'K D.ncr \Iu.i. 11'1.\0 W"lkl,hon II'ISS WBU\I I\'TAQ II'K88 *wGS,Clplai" lI ..nf, new. W\IAQ To boo an nOUllClel II'HBF wilar Dream Tim. \\'~8T WJR (," 6,12) WH8F·5f'rftlade: Sports Sparh WI:."OEmil nndl·' Orch W[S8a.n D.ne. Vari.ht1 7:4S WKOIl Ral'id Ad K~D 'Iu.ie \'OU Wi/ll *WIIO NN't II"ISS World [nl.rt.inlllfnl * 11-lII' Prl.". Cr,nl. n.ws ':30 II II.IQ 1\',11 o.OOrn.', Qreb, IHTO·llenrw ~n"~ WIN0l..ittht o ....;c WCFlO.nn Timt HBC ·To be Innouncd: WIBA * IIK88 Sew. WHOT.yern in Ih. TowQ *WJR Sewl Comes to Lile * 1I)IBO ".w, ':00 WBOW WlS· O.r"yud Jambo." . W\lT\".... WI...'; N~liOf\al B3'I\ Dance *1\·lS Nt,," CBS·You. HII P,,"dt: WB8\1 \\'ROK \"il. ("iuh of the Air II l\\' -Carl Lorch·, Orfh 1I"W\lT S~~ WIIAS IIT("O \\"JR KMOX HBC·Duth Villey DlYs: WTA\I * W{)(" "e .. , Wlln: II\I,IQ WTMJ KSO (0... _ 9:1S *WROK"ew, W\1AQ·II,rry Jam.,· Or(h. II'ROK M.,lrr SinefTl W1'8" WTAQ , .... 11,83) (1150 *NBC·Hr.. s: Birney Rapp·, Or. WDC-8ill \, ...,' Fun Club WTMJC)p.y Fou. KSX KSI, al 10 p.m_ CST) 9.53) 11'-6T 8ill F.)",'s Orch...... ,." __ L' ... ~, ... 0.' .... .heot •• : KWK IWTAII·Tom .\Ilnnin~ End 01 Siturdly PrO!lflml 8:4S W88~1 SundlY Sun,hille \\'07. lin •..,,, lI'uh HBC·Sund.y Symphonelle: WlW MORNING SUNDAY, October I, 1939 II'fAII·Reverit 11'110 II'TMJ II'M,\Q hwI5.3~) \1·1111' R" .I.nd Bolhan., Church II IlIP Fim Church of Iht Ha WJJO II't., Sidt Church 01 H8C·Wu.. !o~ Junction, IkU(ft "Sltrr I. progrom IIltlllgs l'Ir~n~ CIt,i" WHO Barlli'l Church Srr.ice II'["R KII'I\ WOII'O lo ... 15211 "llIlcof .. lIew, I>roollcolt, II .IIT lIu'lt.1 Clrxk II'OWO ClIr;"iln ~c;tn.t Prim WOCTakt It E"1 * \\' r':O·Je"iyltriln Ch 11'1'811 To br ""noun,,",,, HBC ·Turn hck the Clock: WIRE ",,"'khl"', .IIb,..-1 .t>d_y. MBS·Ruot"'no Stlnd: WCN IIB(lIV T"" lIb\" WOC (, .. 17_83) W~IT-("hurch P'lm. IUHP Bud.I'*,1 lIour U.~I" •• .. 0.1.1.'" ... 111 .l~ .. 1... ",1> WH8f \\"~IT HBC·Mornlng M~SIU(t: WOWO 11 :15 \\1\"0 C ••man ]loti. NBC.CQ,lIsl to ConI o~ I But: o. "",I. ~I"I S,.loor_ Th, II}'I". IIIIT IITFt. 1.,,-21.5) * 11"CFl " ...... KII'K 1'i)1,\Q \l'lll' \1·u"l. * WI',UI Hi~hlilh" W«k·s Newl II"OZ 1I1~ R.d 8arn Jubilt WISN I]ome Ownert P .. m. NBC ·Bi"~ MdCi"!n \\1\8811'. P A_ I'r.m HBC ·Tom T.rris: WKOI\' NBC Dlyerlion Without [."Iion : WJ8C Ave Maria flour II"F,\II F"irst Pr",byltr;an Chur~h WHl 11'011'0 WLW KWK h .... WBOW WHO W\I,IQ WlS Grau WII,o". ~O"I •. II' \1 IQ·Tah I I'ie\ure WKBH·S"nd.y Sooren.d. II"DZ P~",,'"h""1 Caq>enter ~ \ .5) KMOX·Pi.llo R~cil.1 10:30 WTAI) Church Or~an W~IT-G""~e Sir Velika'. Orch II FA.II SUlldl)' SchGOj of Ihe Air CBS·ChurCh 01 the Air : WCCO KWK·AutolnOlive 11~llOrler * W1l8F \\'«:~ .• N ...... ill Review HBC.Julio O"".~.e" ""It~ritt' 11:30 12:15 1161l\! \\'\180 W~8\1 WKBH WIl8.II,Of ~I," '" K.....,ko WBOW WlIV II'MAQ \\'110 Willi' '"ulht''' Mel(ldie. NBC·On Your Job: 11'11011' * New" WK6S IVKBII WOC (," \783) W!)7 P'IIII Oro,· •• '" ....." __ L""~;", 0.1 ... WllO 81bl~ llro,d'''I~r t8S·Malor Bow"· C'PIIO ~.mlly "'''"O'~' U"Ter~ftd I)r WfB\I·Chri'!i.n Ilell 8uild.rs *\1·8B\llludJj,,~. II'r:'>'1) I!olll~ni." 8apli,t Church \\"FA~t wr("n WI"" Kiln" HBC·Radio City Mu'i, HIli: 1·.II~h." n.Io",", ((·on~ ...... "" II'G\",Sulld.y ""rlli"l S)'ml'honic II'lll' I\'("fl-SUI,dav S"'in~ II'IS" ~I, 8,... ifue Church lIonoO. II.·." nf UI~ Alldo ..·r Wl<86 11'1180 WK88 WOC lI"ur II'D7.-Girl fr~ DrutIIland IIJ,ID ~"",l",· \l"rtlillt P>rly li.",o" 1"1 ..... IQd,·.1 $0:10001 I~ WbN MBS·AmtriCln Wild Ule: WGS ~~II"'" \.~" ••• , \I ....~I,u.~". II IIBF Top Tun" of Ihe Day WG:\ Ilel~n W"lbro"k, or,U"t III.~ E,tr)body·. lI""r HBC·Soulhernl"": WOWO WLS IIHOF WIIUf\l.lod) Carden II'IIBD ~-ullni~, Club: WUlher * \~ .. , 111181' II lIT WT)\J WIlIF. """"h'n""t. . \\I.W ~·t"S WIlT ",,15.33) *CBS·Silt Llk. C\ty Tabernlclt lIlliE Sunda,· ("" ..".1 R-I",rl K\10X Chur~h of Iht Air 9:45 MBS·C horus from N. Y. World', ("h<>ir & O~an: S.,,~: WK8B 1I'1~\"-SundlY Serenade WT\O G.."pel 110 .. ' II BOW ~,,, .. hln. !lour HBCKidoodltrt. IIBOW WlW Flir WIHH' IIFB~I \\'OC KMO" hw 17.83\ WJBC·Olne. ~I,,'i~ II nlJ -("hurch "~"'ic~ II"OZ ]fu.lry "run 1\-88\1 Ita" on Ih. Slreet InlODDun " G.il 8:15 * 111'\\1 \".w, Old Time C",pol \1110 1I'8HII ~und.)- " ..".hi"t I\CFlltey. John 101it. WC("OKidoodlert WROK Th~ lIolnl"l ... ino ra~ Fr~m th_ Or"in loll: T.M,"~de CBS· Out Doors "ith Bob Edge: WTAD·lli~h"iY to HOlY'" KIIOX wcco \1'.-11\1 ';!3.d'I,1 11.1<.' ..... , WIND \l~lhod;" t>r~m. WIIII.\I II'K8K IH'O'I II"CCO WC\" _llotl""1 rOIl~erl WI',\\! WKOB WIRE Church Sfrvicr. 11'1111' I"",orian Fanl,,;": Or \1 \100 WISN WOC II'K8l1 \1 DZ lad & IIi. O.td 12:30 h \IUX h .. 17.83) WlS·U~cle Don Rnd, Ih. Fun ('W 17.83) II"Gi\·Mor~"'J( Melodit. 1\01 I'i,il \\I't. f'. 13 Ilull mv rJ.rk nie. HBC ·R.n9"s Strenlde: W,\IAQ NIlC ·Morning Musielle: WIRE-Cryslll M.lody lIour IITIIJ WIRE 11'110 W80W (.w WIIBF BU'M< Ilia, WHO Dirk ull... rc, orlan;" KWK WMAQ· Prevue of 8ralld Ntw 8 ;]0 WISO·llaIiJI\ I]o\lr 11'116\1 Sunday S,Ul.hi". W.IJD lIapl>\· Co lucky Time ISH) WROKOrl'" Rtcilal Rcrordi CB~,wl"QI n ... ·r Jordln; W8R\I WillE Ol~. r.M II D7. S.i~hborhoo,1 Hov, *CBS·News: W.lberg Brown WTAO-S!. P.lt.. Church Services WTAD-Eehoe-s of Sla~e " S.he~n KlrO.\ WCCO \1'KIlB (,,,'17.83) II'ISN ·Sunda)· \lorni", II ruk!a.t W(;" The livi,,~ 8il.>l •. drami II'nIJ· Ramble., in Rhylhm Str;II~" weco 1\1011\1 WKUU Club 10:45 HBC-SundiY Drivers' WIRE * 11·l~-:'>' ...... 1I'~1II0 II"TAQ (5,,·17_83) I\'JJD """day \Ior"inl 1'."1)' II'.\IAQ ~i,,~ an Old Son. MBS·Rldlo WHSF 11 :45 11~'8'1 KWI' II'CN CBS·Sllt llk. City Tlbtrn.. lt: HBC·Treasure Trails 01 Song : 11';,88 l Ilil ..l fhurch S.rV;"tt 10:00 KWK WENR 1'11011' R"lio C .... I>e[ illS !.i'li. 8t..... n ("bu.ch _NBC·Nt ... ,. AIIU Rrmstn: III N""· V.rnon C'lnt', Story 800k ' WKSH W!'AII \\'Dl 1l,'U~'wOOeill. lalk WBB~I-AfeOrdi)nl *K.\lOX llu,lli"1 lIi~hti~ht. II 88)1 _\la~ic Numllfr-s WISO Kilo.)-elt E~!,rn, II(;\" lleadi". Ihe Comiu ... NBC ·Hew, Romlnu MtIOG'" * W8011' Xe .. , II 88\1':-IIIlI"'~r ~er.naM 11'1"" "l'irilUII hllo".llip WIIIlF Ralld..,,, n.""thll WIIlF. II·BO\\, W\lAQ WlW l'i("Fl I!humha Caf. II'{'CO Excl"si.e W(Fl-(.",,,,, Thultr II'D7. llIinoi, Pial Boys IIOI~'\ l!or"I"~ MelOtiin 11"110 S.v~"lh 0 ••· Advrll'i,1 1"lIO (,... 21,5) WDZ )hn""" f'r ..hyltri,n CII, W!)Z 1I...-1~rn Il<>no~ Id.3. WG" Hits of TOp. 'IO"~' WTAD·Danee Mu,ic WT,IIJ tomic C~ravlli ti •• ror M.n II'C(,O-,lIu,ie.1 Prl"' WKIlU·Chur.h ~rvlct, II"ISS Po!bh M.rr)'lIIahn W("FI. Hil I!nut II·ROK·S .... cdi,l> .Ih .. ioll Tabtr WDUC.lli"K 1111 T~nanl' \\"J.1l) It."'.ii",, hllOe. *II"DZ S."" To be annou"ced nacl~ WK811 Port, 01 Call II'FAII )Ielllal Mu"d.ri",. 11:00 WLII' .Tru~ S"'r)' II'GS -SYI"pho,,;c Huu. NBC .Walle' LO!I,n·' Mu,ical. AFTERNOON \\'.IIT·.llusic~1 \I~lI1ori ... 1\ IHP·C~ml"" lluu. WBOII" WlS WOWO ~Ii>'inlllf)' Ilou. WI\"Olln.nilll Rhythm CBS·MIJo, Bow.,., (t.. 15.27' 12:00 WTAD·\lu"cal Vari.li" WISS ·~Ynday Mnfni,,~ R.yu. IIJ8(Famil) Album MBS·Ptrol. Slrin, QUlrtet: WC~ CBS·Chuft~ 01 lh. Ai" W('("I' 12:45 IIHSf WOC 11'1'_\'1 KMOX (0... -17.83) MBS·Mlnh.llIor,: WC.\" WII8F WJJD \"~.~hbor Guild ....' ...... , 0 __ .. ,~;._ .... ~I ..... hr: Rtw~ .... od lfIClI.'d 11 CBS·Wllber, Brown Strin,s: II"K8f1 t'"i'·er.. <>1 IIrlod~ NBC·RIdIO City MUl-it Hilt at 14~K ... If·.,""I .... d"" of "'I. '"'"--b-, .... _~ ... of f""" J ...idlo, 'IOI"nin~ M~lodi.,. J_ph'. (·oU~~~ .' l>II.~'II'I,I. K\lOX WCCO WDC WKBII th. Air; Slrin~ Orch.: KWK In ...... -... Wo'kl •• SIlo .. U to $1>. l'~nn'J"IT&nl. II lS·.·r.... ldl' l",d,lro"" 'pOrll 11'011"0 WHI. (." 15.21l *X"w", WGS WJJO IVMT \\'IIBO Rhythm in Rhyme "uo;. "wi ... _ ... "'" _ .... MBS.Don AnltS. or9i~itt: WGS I' DZ Oil S ....·, WROK.MusieiaLl' 01 TOmofrow E-I/51 WTAD SI~nded Voicu '''' " 1:00 SUNDAY CBS· Democracy In Action, 6rama: I'-'IOX Weco WFAM WKeH WI'ID W.\IBD WIl>N woe hw. October 17.83) HBC·Sunday Dlnntr at Aunt Fanny's: WTMJ 5 :30 HBC·Smoke Drnml: W\fAQ KSD HBC·Crouch Club, comedy l mu· IllIO \I'UI' CII. cll til. progrolnl YOIl w ont to lI. or todoy Lit: IVLW W~AQ WHO KSIJ MBS.Mysltry Hilitory: WIIBF hw,9.S3) MORtmoiG HBC·Contln,nbl Varletln: KWK NIGHT CBS·Gattway to Hollywood: Sum· I\I::",R WOIl"O WBOW 10:30 CST M ajor Bowes' Family. 6:00 CST AldriCh F amily; C omedy Sketch. met Thuler: K \lOX 1\'fB\1 WOBII WCCO c.wl1_83) \\"CFL·Spolli~ht Prim, Cunts: K.y Lorraine Ind Rilph Higelssen, ~ocalists, COmelly shteh, sUrrin, Ezr. Slone, yaunV Bro,dw,y ~...... "" .... WDZ ~mi,Solid Flmilv Parly Pari~h, san~·wrile r . ,-- and MltchdJ sur. CBS·Ta be .nnounced: IIISS \IFB~lHome !.ife 1I0ur WGN Ginhburlh's Concert Orth, 11:00 C ST R adio City Music H all. 6:30 CST Mr. D Istrict Attorney: D rama. MBS·Pop Concert: ,,"WK WUOf II"lIIp·lli,torie Poland Erna Rapte conducts Ihe arehestr.: hn PHree, Itnor. Rnku·busling drama, wilh Rlymond Edward Johnson. 'nIT _9"...... ;, "''''- .. _ ... __ 14, 00'."'. ~ WIRE,To W announud 6:30 CST Fitch Ban dwago n . HBC·P.ut Llnl'. DrCh.: Will I WJJD·Bu~au of MI"i,,~ PenoDs 11001\' \lTFL 11:30 CS T On Your J ob: Drama, Henry M. Hetley, M. C. Cutsl: Phil Harrioi lnd hil InlT·Flmily Party " Dnt Man Firm" is Ihe lille 01 loday's episode. WG:-.'Alict Blut, pi3n;\! WIlOKConcerl Hall of tho Air archestTl. D. Kitson, commenu.tor, II'I:-.'I)-Co·nctrl l'lttrll~lio"al WTA D-Lawrence GIOlt"'e)'er 6:30 CST Screen Guild T heater. WKBlII" 'hI' Clu.",inl 1 :15 AFTERNOON Clark Cable, Cingu Rogers. Marglfet Lindsay, Ind WKBI/ ,111I'ie ~hhu lI'~mOT"ili~I't \Ielodi(t WBBM·Conttrt Ech~ others will be hurd in Chlrles Palmer's comedy· * wor Ill/ok. t:"rt~r. ro"",,,. WO'L·Chleago Mareht$ On 1:00 CST Democracy in A ctio n , romance, "Imperfect Lady." R o~e t Pryor, M. C.; Osur The Coytrnmenn elforl$ to lid youth throughout the II'nOK I.~,t WI' .·or~et WGN·Don Pedro's h~ic Violin Br,dley's orchutr •. ~.w,; n.tion will be dr.m.lized in this episode. M.... ;~, .....,;." "''''- .. ' 00"" •• _ 12, ""'""'~ • . *WSIIT lIit. " Bito WUO.liall!'y Ibrn'onies WTIII) Wilson Ani.', or~aniSl WTAD.Danct Mu~ic 1:30 CST U niversity of C hIcago Round Table. 7:00 CST Symphony O rc h est ra. II'T"J·lhnrt Orcb AII"d W.Uenstein, eminent Americ," conductor, will 1 :30 " How Will We CU Recoy"y," 101lllY's subje(l, duls 5:45 HBC·U. of Chicago Round Table with conditions in Unittd SUItS, ,nd lareign tr.de and Iud the archestr •. _.'" .....11 M" ....,,,,", "n _ U ••,,'""'" J. *KWKSport. n.vi_: New. DiseussiOl" KSD WAlT WIUA how II will aflect re(avery, WGN·Bob £I&On', .porlS review WMAQ II'OOW WTMJ WIRE 7:00 ~ 0.,.. , C ST C h ase and Sanbo r n H ou r. WKSII·Sports Flash ...... II __ .,._1 ... 2;00 CST Columbia B roadcasting Symphony, Oon Ameche. M, C.; Ed,If Bergen and Char'ie Me· \\OC·,'\I31y Vo<> ~laur. sous C BS ·Goin~ South; WKBS KMOX Howard Biflaw will conduct the orchestrl, Carthy. comedians; Helson Eddy. barilone: Dorothy IVROK-TropieaL Mood, II'MBD WCCO WFAM wrBM _.'" _1Al ...... Oft _ 14 ....,~ ... ~. Loomaur, vaulist: Robert Armbruster's orchul ... WSS)! WINO WKOIl woe ~;Dance Music *W1RE·News lIighli!;hts WMT WLW KWK (also at 11 EtTa Stone will have a busy life outside of WIRE-Information Pluse WLW·Sporh p_m.) II'MT-EI..,t,ic Park Band the radio stUdios this fall, besides portraying WKSB-SUr. Ovu 11hnhallan Oclober I MBS·Old fllshioned Rtvlul: WLW-To be announcO Your Sunday Dale 9:45 WBOW WENR (5w·9.53) W!XD Walkathon the casting staff, and teach at a dramatic school. N8C,Conurt Orch.: WTAM C8S·0ance Orch.: WHAS WKBD 6:45 WKBB·S}mphony lion WKBH C8S·Wtektnd Polpo~rrl: wrco WROK·S..-edish Free Chunh WKBH·Evelling S.renade Family legend has It that Johnny Mack *WROK-Ne",s NBC·Abe Lymiln's Orch.: K\I K M8S·Stln lomlX. sports: WHBF 8:15 Brown's great-great-great grandfather, one of W,\IT WMAQ *WKBl! :<;.". 10:00 *e8S·Plul Sullivan Reviews the WLW Melody Magit N8C·The Plorku fllmily: WENR the first white settlers in Alabama. married IV\lT WLW KIVK (al.., KFI at N.w~: WHBM WFIl~1 KMOX an Indian princess. MBS·Old Fashiontd Rulnl: WCCO WISS 7:00 II p_m.) WIRE WMT H8C·ChioH &. Slonborn HOIl'; NBC·The Aldrich Fimily. $kelch: WBOWW. r. A. Pr~m. *NBC·News: Ranny Weeks' WTMJ KSO WTAM WIRE WLW KOA WillA (also See 6 p.m.) WIND·Sunda}' Reverie Howard Barlow studied music under Paul Orrh.: KIVK WMAQ__ 11110• 2S WIBA _ p"'."O(sw·9.53) ...... WCFL·Ship of Dreams 8:]0 Whiteman's father, Wllberforce J., who was C8S·Jimmie Noone's Orch.: woe WGN·Jark Mc1... n', Ord!. ""' ...... WCCO WMBO WISN WFBM M8S·0<"Si9~ lor Melody: WHRF a music-teacher in the Denver public schools. WIRE.Musiul Varielie. NBC·lrene Rich, drllmll: W£NR WBB~ WLIV-D.nce Orch. NBC·Symphony Orch.: KWK W~IT WLW KWK (also II 11 :15 _.01, ,,1&11 Oft ._ .. ,"" _k. *NBC·News: Johnnv Messntr's WMllO·Ta be announ«d p.n •. ) Orch.: WHO (tw·9.53) *CBS·Advtnturu of Ell e, y Alec Templeton's first record has recently Woe·Ta be anllOupted QuO"<": Ne"'.: woe II b:>i N8C·Am"lcan Album of Famm .. been released by Victor. It bears the pianist's *C8S,Plul sum ... n Reviews the *WSBT·Newl WMBO WIIAS KMOX WKBII Mllsic: WHO WMAQ KSD WIRE musical views ot a "Man with a New Radio" News: WIIAS WTAM·Hilly CuUitan'. Ord!. WSHT WTi\Q WFS~I WSB)I WFAM WIBA WTMJ KOA MBS·Heidelberg Concert Orch.: WCCO WKBB (5w.15.21) (,w·9.53) and "Hazy and Blue." WGN 10:45 t·r.nk MUDn .. Ill .In~ You *CBS·Campbell Pilyhouu, dr". and I KDO.,. Il"QX In LH KOA·Night Edilor *New" WBOW W~T Your n ~ .. t 1dak~ Up Your WefL·Jadt Kelly'. Orch. has installed a ten-inch telescope at his Lake *WllBM·New. wjlb John H•• • WCFLlri,h Hour Mlod and )Jr il~ ..t h Dant· WIND·Walkathon Band WG;';,Heidelberg Concert Orth. 10". J •• n [)tekeollOa will oft"n Arrowhead mountain home. Huston's hobby rington And. luelo fLee""na}, Ih~ Buck. Wlf\S-Rev. Chas. E. FuUu is astronomy. IVCF"L·G~rge Heuberger', Orth. 11:00 In"ho", ("holr "'iIl .In~ 8Ia •• of *WE:<;R-N.w$: Ace Brigade'. WIND-Today'. Game Ih~ SOlOn .... :-;I~M ud s.rt· *N8C·New~: O~nu Orch.: WHO WLS Old Fa,hionOi-Oallce Mu.ic WOII'O WI6A WBOW WMAQ WBOW WHBF WGN weco WBB."f K~IOX WHAS 8:00 WIS,," (also see 1 p.m.) (sw. II'BB~I·Aristocrat. NBC·lrtne Rich, dramlo: WBAP WIND·o.u,cb of the Deliver.nce 9:00 WKBB.Moon :\h~ic CBS·Ford SundlY Evening Hour: 11.83) WSM KFI KOA (also ••e 8 JO WIRE Mu,i. You Want woe WKI:IH WMBD WSBT *N8C·News: WENR WOWO WK6H'",valon Ballroom WLW Clyde Mt:Coy', Orch. W1BA C8S·Jimmie Noone's Orthestrll: WJR WBBM WIlAS KMOX MBS·Good Will Hour: WHSF 9:]0 WKBIl \\"~tRo WIIAS WBBM WTMJ·Amer. League lor PUH CliS·Ad.enturts of Ellery Queen: WGN WTAQ WISN WCCO wrn~ Mu,ic: KMOX WKBn & Dem"Uley (sw-I1.83) WSHT WTAQ NBC·Ch.erio: Tllk " " •• ,...... " ... _ .. \h'. _II. '0. "'~" __ .. _ L' ...nln. ".'do. *New1: WKBH WKBH WOIl'O WE~R KWK *,,"ewl: WFB~l WHO £n~ of Sunday ProgrlIM WDZ-Man on th Slrtet 9:45 CBS-Brenda CurUs, ,II: t t c h: MORNING IIIFAM ~Iinules 01 Melody MONDAY, Oelober 2, 1939 NBC·Women In White, Sketch: KMOX WCCO WBBM WFBM IIIFS~I Freddie Miller WMAQ WIRE KSD WTMJ WIIO W1S,," WMBD *WGN'YQur Morning New, *:<; ews: KWK woe *Sfar I" program fistillg' IIIMA- Band Wagon C8S·Slfpmothtr. shtch: W88M weco KMOX WFBM WDZ-Bi~ ROS WKBB-Dixie1and Band TOlI'r Tune. weco *News: \vOZ WJJD WTAD WJJDMovie Tuller WKBHBrukfa!1 Melod;e, WKBII-Unc!e Bob KWKRange Ride .. WKBB·Take It Easy WKBIi·Olive Ila~.n. or~anj.t NBC·Just Plain Bill. sketch: WLSJolly Joe W1.\\,·The Hearl of Julia Blake WLW_To be announced: Stock. \\~1AQ WIRE 11'110 KSD WTMJ WBBM·Piano Parade II'KBH Mondloy Mornin, Show WLW·Tex Owens WMAQA Slep Ahead wilh Nor· W1.W WBOW·5inginl Sam WLW-nna &r n. W~1BD·Bulfalo Traile.. WMT-Myrt &. Mar,e IVMT,Music.1 Clock m.n Ross NBC·Fran AIII"n, conlr.: WCF1. \1'GN·Ke~p Fil to Music 8:]0 WOWo-Linda's Fiut Love 8:00 WROK-Your Favorile Hymns WMT WHA·llomemakers CBS·Richard Muwell: (.w·17.83) C8S·Romany Trllil: WBB~! WTAD·Tonic Tune. *11·IlBF.News; Augu.lan, Col· II'TAO·Gem. Df Melody WKSII WFAM W"B~I WKBD MBS·Melody Strings: KWK *NBC'New$: Brnklast Club: 9:00 lege Chapel Services 10:45 WOIVO WCFL (.w·215) To be announced: WHO WIRE N8C·Thunder O.er Pltlodise. WBOW·Radio Revinl IVHIP·The Four C8S·Aunt Jenny', Storln: KMOX-Vic & S.d. shlrh: KIVK WCFL WBOW \\DZ ,Op.ning ~1arkels \\"lLLDestructive lind Uselul In. KMOX WMBD WFDM WBBM C8S·Mlonhlltllln Mother, sk.tch: KIVKAI Sarli'. Orch. 1\·FAM ·Mn. Riley'. ShoPf"'u' seulhtow" New. CBS-Joyce Jordan. Girl Interne: 15.33) " Tbt New Fedu~1 ~ e d ACI" will be discussed by W. WIRE WLW KSD WFAM IYMBD * Ncw., \VOl IVJBt WJJD WILl·Chen,istry in the Home M8S·M.ilfriige License Romances· woe weco A. Dividson 01 tile Agricullufll Mukeling Service. WIN D.LuI'; Italian Hour J{MOX WBBM WFBM WJSN weco WMBD \vrAD WGN WIIB ~' Aunt Finny and Crandpa PUlltthlt In i comedy sketch. * WISN·New. '" Prgm, Preview *NBC·News; wOWO II'BOW WllAA·Agr;cullural Forum 1\·JJO·Livestoek MarkelS NBC· Orphns of Divorce: I\-LS WBOW. \'ariel~. WOIVO WMT MBS -The Ballodetll: \VHBF WCFL.- Hil Revue AFTERNOON WKBU·Ma P~rkins * News: WTAD \IIKSH WFBM.lndiana Farm Burnu \VLS-School Time KMOX.Linda's Firsl Love 12:46 CST Voice of Ex perie nce. WMBO-Man on tbe Street \\'BAA·Magic Carpet KWK·Mcei ;'\Iiss Julia, sketeb WHA.Noon Musicale This prOgrim may be hurd Monday, Wednesday ind * WBAA -Hisl<>ry ,,( the 19th Cen. WHlP.Rhap!5ody in Brus WMT·Question Man WII BM·Editor'. Oaui\!Ier Friday at t~is time. lury: Ne ..." WHO-MarkelS: I\'eather WOWO-Home Frolic \\'BOW.Vocal Slylinr WeFL·Peeker! in Ihe Pantry WILL.Lunweon Seren~de WSBT·Rh},thm in Rhl·me Time WeFL·Danee Time 3 :30 CST Advent ures In Science. * IVTAD·N.w, WOZ ·6irthday Party: Movie WDl·Markets' At Your ServinJl:frulows ";e'".-eo mo. _ '".nd ... _ u. WI)ZRtd Belcher WINO·To,"my Ott, organi.t Woe·They're Sayin~ WOWO·Talki"g Drum. WFAM ·lVhat Is It! WIR E.Markel. &. Wealher WOWO·:.;'.me Ihe Tune WROK-Aloha land 1:00 CST Q uaker Party. II'TAD·Let'l Walh WGt\ ·Meludy Time WJaC-Troubadou," Tommy Riggs lnd Betty lou: freddit Ri~h·s orcheslll. WTADWorid D~nces WIIBF· I .u~b Thompson, pianist WJJD·Joe Alexander WTMJ·G?spel Sinller 2:l0 Y~un9'$ 1\J10.Youn~ Dr. Malone, ,keith WKBII·~bn on Ihe Street: 7:00 CST Tune-Up T ime. HBC·Pepper family 1:]0 notcb· II'MAQ WTMJ WlII WINO Pri!cilla Holbrook, piani.1 Lunch~n Music Tony Mutin. M. C.: Kay Thompson and hr Rhylh", CBS·Vou, hml1y 8. Mint, sketc h: WIRE WHO KSD II lIlE· \""''''I!: noctor Malone WLW To IN: announced Si~ger~; Quid Liughlin. lenor; Andre Koslel,n,tz' WBBM WMBD KMOX WJSC.Parade of Band, WMT-Voic~ of low.: Marh,,· *CBS·News: Blue Inltrlude: orchestrA. HBC ·V.lilnt L ld~. 5ket,II: WLW Ccd .. \,,11.)' Ilillbillie. WTAQ WOC KMOX WSBT WI~N wJJ IHb.... aiiall Echoe. WIRE WMAQ WHO WKB8-TandYI Torics *WnOK·Column Lefl. n.", 7:30 CST T r ue or Fal.e. WKBB W.'B\1 (1 .... ·17.83) NBC·Mlurin Spil.ilny's Orc ~ .: WKBH Club Calendar WTAD·Form &. Communily lIool WBB~I F1an.~rall\" NBC·To be announced: KWI{ 7:30 CST Model Ml n.tre ls. WIIOW-Clas.ic Mu,iule 11:30 Tom H ow~rd and Ct(lrge Shellon. comedians: Elon \\'FB~I·~latin.., Melodie. CBS·Romince 01 Helen Trent, KMOX·One Woman', Olli"lon II"GN·Afternoo" ~h"ical IVCCO·I.adie. Firol ,ketch: Vi".ini. Clark: WIlS)! WBAA ·Lunchwn Dance T"ne Boys; R.ily Blo-o:h·s orchestra. \\ IIA-S.:>il. &. Men WOZ.Train Tillie Tu"e.: \Voman KMOX WUOW ·Slr•• 1 Rel>Orler * \\'IIB~'~Ii.si ,"ipl>i Vallty Ne". 0" Ihc Train 8:00 CST L. ux Radio T heat e r. WIIA MUilc of lhe 'Iasle.. NBC · Nal·' Farm 8. Home Hour: Wer l.·MNI Ihe Folk. Dr,m,ti, progr.ilm, .. ilh Ctell 8. OeMilie dirKtin •. WIIII>·Going Forw~rd wilh Chi· WOZ·~I ..hl.: Actordian. 1\"1111'· \'oi~e 01 llappin!-.. t~uc5t SI ..ake,,: W\I \Q WIBA " WFBM·:.;'oon Revue 8:00 CST Doctor I. Q. Wll.. l .The Oi~cst 11'IND-SllOrt s Edilion WBOW KII'K ...... ,' ... _ L;"'ftlflO ...1 ... WGN-Market., Midday s.:rvic~ A nOVfI audienU·jIlI r ti~ipltion pr09rim. WIND WI'A Orch . WJJD S."taclla's Oreh. I\"~IBl) Pel1ieoal I'.rade \\'CCO-Grandm. Travel, WII A·Farm Pro..-"", II'hN \far)' Ann Presen," 8:30 CST Alec Te m pleton Time. IHIT·Toll! ()w.n·~ Cowboy, * weFI. Xcw.. * WlIllF.N.,O"i: ~Iarke" \\ ,fJD Board of Ed"cation Pro· WIIII'.SOulhtown Churn '$ of Ihe Hearl WI:-ID-Joe Alexandere. organist 1 :45 WefL \l'lBA IIMT WIIIE-t\oonda) lIeadlint. \VMBO·Farm Marko,": Cilco Town 9:00 CST Mid dleweight Boxlng·Bout. N8C·H~mns ", All Churches' MBS·Abrlm Ruvinsky En ..mblt: WIS:\"·Oo ....·n lIerman'. Crier This boul between Ceferino Gi!ciit ind Frd Aposloll, 1»' IVIRE WMAQ WIIO IVI.W IVtlll~' IVJBC-S;nging Sam \VOWO·Hey! Mr. Motori.l held ,I Madison Squart Garden. will be reporled by Bilt WROK-Lel' ~ Have. Good Tim.; \1·JJ1)·Safety C.. url Broadca.1 Siern and Sam Taub. CBS·Enoch light·s Orch.: woe C8S·Rlch"d M,xwell, In r.: WOC WKBB·t"arlll Bulldin. Country Home II'fB" WKBB WISS WKBII II""rAQ \\'S8"1" \\'li.8B WFBM WKBIITonic Tunes WTMJ.Rhyth,n R.scal, 9:30 CST Blondie; Comedy Sketch. WCCO WSUT WINO \VMBO \VbN K'IOX 1\ 1I11\f (sw.17.83) WI.s,S~k'l: Int'l Varieties WIlBf Mr X KMOX ·I09O WFAM·I200 WIR E·I400 WMT-600 WHO·To be announced WOC ·Son~ !>hOI'l~rs KOA-830 WFBM·1230 WISN·112(1 WOC·H70 II·OI\"O-To be announced WlI!l'·20lh Cpntu,,· Serenade KS O·550 WCN ·72(1 WJBC·l2oo WOWO·l160 *WILL·N",,·s of IIhnoi. WROK ·Marh": Favorile Son~.: KWK.1350 WHA·94Q WJJD·Il30 WROK.1410 l OVEI ADVEJtITUREI THRIlLS! \1 I1lE·Linda'. h,,1 l.ove lIome Folk. lIour WBAA-890 WHAS·820 WJ R·750 WS BT·I360 DAILY-MOIIday litroulh WJBC-Favorite Melodics IVSBT·.ltan on Ihe Stre.t WB BM .770 WHB F·1240 WK BB,15oo WSU J·880 Frida)', hear r_moul N. B. C. WPIJ·Sidewalk R.porler WKBU·Farrn Servin I'rgn •. WBOW.\310 WH l p·1480 WKB H·I380 WTAO.900 Star, Bet"" Winkler, portn.y 1:00 WCCO.SIO WHO.JOoo Wl S..g70 WTAM.I070 the Iove-awept _dve:otuuo 01 *WLS-Fruil &. I'e~etable M.,· Puricia R ...... "Girl Al<><>e." kel: Wcathr: New. CBS·Doc Barcl'~\ WCft·970 .... 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WCCO WKBB WIND·Sport ..... n·' I'k" 6ih R,cI \\ 110 Good 1\ ill IInu. ~BC·Bnhl'lIe Wife, ,k.lth: WIRE The J.ck 1'''1 IIIIBI' KWK WlS (al" KGO at II P_IIl_) WJIt Dietel Fl.hhes: To be ~n In]AQ WT\lJ WIRE WISA NBC-OI Oot Orch.: II'ISA WOWO WIS:'I Acto"lian. .,, ~'" \\F,Ht II"FIIII II'IIOK "ouneed WLW WHO (,'" 9.53) WJJD-Suppt"rtime F.olic ~I"'rt> ROYI~" II"BI.III WKBH WF,\\I Rh)·thnt R~nduvou. WTAII-BuTlon fur \14)'0' 1\ld}ll WI,,~ Pop COII(trt K ... IOX·To be .nnollncfOl .X.·,,' WBOW WOZ WKBH WLW.To be ."""un.'" 9 :4S 1I'8AA·Litlle R"II SchoolhouH 01 K'IOXTo be announcfOl W~1AQ.cu"oe.t M""alu" ("II,Ui" 'Iod"i~ht .•kelch; WGN II"K88 Concert l"t~rn.tioo.l, WIIO I\"KBII-John Gruber CSS·T,lk by Plul V. McNutt: ,he Air I-'rUAA Amer. Famil) Robinwn WMBDTt>d.y". I'r(lb. (.", 9.65) WCCO.C:ospd SinJu WtFL ", ke 8f'!itn Ball.oom WMT·Sinlin' :i.m .K.IIO:\ .·Iann.ry "It'" Nt'" W.\l8D-Ann DooI.y *WCFL-Nc,.. : Co"urt Ortb II"ESR Il~.ne Furum l\'(lC.Pr\l!lram Pffvi_ \'i BOil' .l1u,;c f".. 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MBS·Shep Fields' Ol'l:h .: WIIBF WIJlE·Dick Rftel.1 C<>n· NBC·Oanee O.ch.: KWK W~f8D (0... 15,27) NBC ·"dvtn, 01 Sherlock Holmes: .. "Uda ."d Aye An Are. I futurefhq chestra: 11'0\1'0 WMT KWK WMAQ.To be .nnouocorl 7:15 I"'KSB-D'ncinlt' I' ~rty MBS·Df.ncc Oreh.: WGN WI/Bt SENSATIONAL SWING HARPIST *WOC·New5 WBOW·Salon ~;nw,"bll W.118DHits " Bib WROK.D.f1ct 1I000r WCFL.F.mou. Bandl WOC-Wil"'n Amr.o NSC ·Ad ve n. If ShlnDCk HoImn: Wn-u -Sport Flash WIi8F.Local Society ~'ottt 9:30 KOA K~'I (_\so,..,. 7 p.II\.) TUNE IN-DON'T MISS IT II'KSB·Gypty Carav.n CBS·Columbia Concert H.II: ( ,w- Mu.ic YOI! Want: WENR WIRE WKDIIMusic M.kers 9_65) IVTA"f WMA9 WIRE WHO NIGHT woe·Patriotic Education CBS·Blondie. shlch: KMOX WO(" WCCQ.Hfnry SenlMl WTMJ WIIA IVROK ,SunOOnntl Girls WKHH WFBM WTAQ WSBT WIND " '1 n,vI.... ,,.. 7:30 wnB~1 WCCO WHAS WMBIl WKBII no-quelt P.,,,,. 1,30 P,M•• CST NSC.T. h I,tlnouncd: WENE! 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WILL-Saued Masi( 1I'01l'0-Slork ExprOhS 12:00 * \\'80\1' r;f"~: Tu .. e of tbe D., 11'1',0.0 RO"inl Co"bo)'s *WIL.J..News Behind the Hew. WI:-ID.Spo.llmao'l P:k .• 71h RKI! WOZ-Jollj Iridm,.n WT\lJ D,,,ce Or.h WROK IIh)thm Bdort Three \\ I"'D-Sporlo Edition \\'JJD-An'-On Wetks' Ortb CBS.The Colllb-t'90. oklleh: WTAD eo"(trl P'1m. \-IBBM KMOX WIIBF",.t'l balty Talk; Com· 1:45 WJBC.Wtsle)2n IIour WTAD.J.tk Arln stron, mumty Che~1 Drive; Veteran,' CBS·Tune Tim.; WOC II'SBT 2:45 WJJD-St." O'·e. Chiea!o 5:10 HBC·Jeno Bartal's Orth.: (IW A"n. W,CO WFB\I WMBD * WMBD_NIlws: Pet Cor",r 15.3]) WKBB NBC.Between Ihe Bookends; *CBS·H. Y. KI!ltnbor~, news WHOLem '" 'brtha 11'1"0 WCfL 11'\11' 11'011'0 (.w.15.]3) WMT-S .....t Mu,i~ .nIIYlt: WCCO WKBB WISH *MBS·Newl; H.ppy C.ng: WGN WISS·EHn as You and I WROK-Communitv lIou. NBC ·llym"s 01 All Church": CBS·Richlrd Maxwtll. Inr.: WFAM WFRM (lw.15.27) II HBF II KBB 'lark.1> I'el Corner WIRE WLII' 11'110 WMAQ WTAOV.,iety Pr(m. * \'ews: WI",I) II'JBC WJJD WKB H II'BB~j II'ISS WfSM NBC·To b. announced: WIBA IVLS·Livf~IOCk ~'," Oreh, WKOH,Oinne. '!u,ic WIRE InlAQ IlnlJ IllW IIMBD K\lO,'I: 4.",965) WHO \ITA" *II'GS Quin lI}an. ntw, 10:]0 6;00 WLIVTo N .nnouJ\c~ W1NI)·SuIINc'.oo B.int,. ,bleb MBS·Pop COnttrt: \\'HBf HBC·Fre.l Wlrin, in PlUliurt *WMAQ·Fort p •• r....,n. neWS H8C·lnformalion. Please: WMT MRS·Dlck Ju'gens Orth.: WG'!" WHBF Time: WLII II'TAM WTMJ Mu.ieal Enlr. WlS KII'K WOWO 10110 KGO 1:45 *"OB)I X""·, "'Ih Todd Ifunlt. II\IAQ (al.o al 10 p_m, CST) WMOOlI'alt •• lIill, ba'itone • , 10 p.m,) CBS·Bob CrosD,s Onh.: (0.... II""BM-Si,,~inJ Cop HBC ·Emtry Dtutnh', Orch Woe·ln th. GIQ.amine 11_83) *WI;';O ·S~,,! " Sports 11110 II'TA't WSOW K~D NBC·Escortli " Betty: WIOA MBS·Mourl Cone.,1 Serits: II'J II ·)!u.ica' p'In>_ WRDK Hildtl~rd~ 'n Rainbow WHOI' IIfFt. N. E_ r: T.lk II'E:-;R *MBS·Fulton lewis, Jr•• comm.: Mu...... " __ ,. ,~,._" IIIIBF Rhrthml II G' Amb~h.do.. of :010" 10:00 NBC ·Johnn, PrnenU: KOA KFI WTA"Samm}' II'alkin, Orcb_ WBOII'-Ctnlr.1 ....I~ .. I ubor IIf:l;O 'l'ck~~' l 'I~>'s Orch, WIRE II-IBA (al.... ce 7 p,m I NBC'[ny AtH. liketch: WENR NBC.D.nte Orch.: (0.. 9.53) WTMJ·Exclu-in ~Iory Forum *CBS·P,ul Sum'an RUiews tht ~MT I(hln"'~ Jun NBC·80b Hope Variety Show; N~ .... " IIBUM WHIM KMOX CBS ·Amoli 'n' And)'. sketch; WJR MBS·'nfl~. 0' Sports: WLII' WKOB-Strin~ Alon~ Time' KOA 11'110 KSI) II'utE .Judy Garl~"d; J~rry Colonna; (al.., ~1 SO"I II'KOIl·Sweel or 1I0t (al,o set 6 p,m.) *"''''''., *KMOXflanntry View. Newl *MBs·[lIiott Roost~elt. comm : To 1M: .nnounctd WMBD WOf WC"l·Spo'lI R•• ". WROK-Gi,,~ham Girl. I\'GN *New, : II'ROK WOC II'MT WCn.·!.i!' I'.~m, II'OOW·Mu'ic fQ' Dinne. WFA,II.Anluiun Famil ~ Robi."" 8:00 *NBC,Nlws: liltle Jack little'l II'MBO I\'lll' WKBH IIIHBF WINDli~hl Ciao,,,, weeO·Otlian Card 111I8F·Spo.Io Spark.; !>erenadt 11'0011' Wcrl..-RUt R.,ulll wIIO Yick. PrJm. MBs·Heidelbtr, Connrt Orches· o.ch 11011'0 WENR W~1T II'IHEDick R."" To bt annoullted; W.I!,\Q II'SOt \VI.\\I Bur! Farl~r'l Orrh. WIND·G~rma" Hour WIRE Dick Reed tra: WGX KWK D.llte O.ch. II!::iN·Rhythm 1·.,;tti'l WMBD Two Guitars NBC·Art .. Sh'ws Orch.: IVENR KWK-S1>o.. " Re"iew 10:45 We.-L Fr.n & F,il! *II'ESR Dur .... rd Kirby, new. WMOD·Sporls Re,iew lIil of Ibe WTAM·,IIa.y K. Orowne WOWO KWK WIBA WMT lBS·C,b C.llo-..". Orch.· WJR WBOW 1~1I0FTht 5f"n.d~, WINO-S"edi!h PrJm. D., IVTMJ ·Gypsy four WI!)." Ren~(jon. WSBT \VIS;'; II'OB'I WFBII *W1SS·Ne.... World Ent.rtaia· IIceo IDIBD 6:15 7:00 CBS-W.. the Ptopl" WHAS *WK8B Nt". menl CBS-Aristocrlts; WTAQ WKBB CBS·Blt TOWn, d.~ml: WJR WBBM WCCO KMOX WFBM WKBlllAl', D~nce NBC .Abe Lym~n 's Orcll. : KWK II KBII II'KBB-Jury eh.ndle., OI1[.ni.1 WIIAS wm,ll W,IIBD WBBM IVISN WJR II'OC WMBO WSBf WOC·To be announced II'OI\'O·Sob lI'il."". IItWI II'I:I;D Walkothon (s",·1I.83) (a"o KXX KSL .t CBS·Jimmy Fidler: I\'JR II'IIAS KMOX WCCO WISN (5... -11.83) WROK ~ilt Club 01 tht Air WTAMTom Mannin~ WLW-C.rl lo•• h·, Or.b. (al50 KNX at 1030 p.m.) 11:30 p.m.) II'SBT D, S_ Gournmem RtPO.ts II "B.\I (.110 al 10:15 p.lII. CST) ~...... II __ L;,"ftl.,. ••, ... WUIJ-Today', Evenl. WnlJ D~nu Oreh _....._.1, .. f __ '''' ",t.u__ ... Si, _'. HBC·Mr. I(Hn. Trlcer of Lost NBC·Blttle 01 $exes: KSD WHO 9:15 10:15 11 :00 f'WMT-Son~, for ",)!her NBC·JOIh Higgins of Finc~¥IIIt: NBC ·The Trouble with Mlrr~g •. MORNING WOWOChi!dren'. lIou, WEDNESE>A Y, October 4, 1939 WOWO WOOW petch, WlS II'TAD-Happy VaUey JltN.....,: WKOB woe HBC·Womln In Whitt. Ikttc~ *WTMJ Se"t: Top 0' tht Mor· KWK·Gospel Sin~tr WMAQ KSD WHO WIRE IVn,1J *St., I.. prog,.m IIstl"g' 0_, II'CFL·Music While '1'011 Work CBS·Stumoth... . Ikttell: WBB\! 7:45 WDZ-Mornin, C.II WIIB'· llouH 01 MUlic woz-Sons 01 Pioneers I"dicotlls 1111",' brolll'dclII'd. II'IIO-Lift C.n Be Beautiful. K)fOX WCCO WFOM CBS ,Adet.ldt H,wley: (,... 17.83) WFA~I-Your En~.um.nl Book WGN·~I)·rna Off Serltnl WFBM Rhythm Ranch 'keltb *WI/A-Ntw. & Vif,," *KWK Si\h:lj1.hh on Ih. Nt .. 7:00 O.In. CST NBC ·Harvty " Dtll, tktt~h: WILL·Clu .... 1 ,\Iimllures 1I'0SGood Mornin~ P'IJD. WHBF·:I;ancy Noc .. ', B,II of wcn lJitle.r~dy Cantrell IVIID·llaPll~' Hank WKBB·Dixitland Band WROIi·Town Crier WKBO "tloth "u.in~ by Elh~1 II"G;o;Good MOrDinl P.,m. WILl,Sludent Chu.thes WKBII·Sylvester & Ill, Con, hi .. Doctor WKOlI\lu i. lor Mil:H1y II'MAQA Slep Ahead ",ilh Nor· wTAD ".rctlla Cheek, lOne, WBBM-Your Mornin, Rtporttr WJlO blandeo ct.una 9:]0 WlW Mrtt \lin Jlliia WOOW·Mornint Dtvoll(ln. WKOOCh.nul Sltpi II'LW·Th. Hurt 01 Julia Olah m.n Rots *W\1DD "t"" CBS·Hilltop House. 'kelc~; Bess WKBII B,,~kI.~t "tlodin WLW.To bt .nnoun~e.I WROK·Your Favoritt lIymo. W'!T 11~ .. p'. Y"ur ""cky Bre.k WCCO-Air Alnlanac Johnson: WBBM WISH KMOX II'DZ-Paul G.o,'t, WlSJoily Jot ,n'BDBulblo Trail ... WTAD TOfIic Tunes woe "~I<>o.li .. from the Moyitl WfBM weco WMBD II'I/BF·New, WlWT.x o..m. ':]0 WTAQ·)tototills Speci.1 11"01-1'0 D;.hjlall P .. rade IIIIIPRo",land Bethlny Church WMT "u~ical Clock NBC·Fun Allioon, conlr.: WCf'L WROK D.... s.cIlN' T,u. SIO'''' CBS·Fiddlt.. F.~(y: wm" 9:00 PI~in WTAD Kilty Keent .kelch 7:15 8:00 \I'FA\! WKOO II'KOII WOB~I NBC·J .. st Bill, tktlcn: C8S·01d Side 01 tht Ntws; Tune CBs·Rlchlrd Muwtll; (.w-17,83) (.,,17.83) NBC·Thun~er Ove, WMAQ WIRE WIIO II'TMJ KSD 10;00 in Iht Spot"lhl: Ibn "ou For *HBC· Hews ; Btukiisl Club; II'CI"l KWK WBOW II'LW HBC·TII. Story oj M.ry Ma.lln. totten (Iw-l .83 ) KII'K lI'eFt (1,,21.5) NBC·BTUkll,t Club: wOWD To be "u,ounced, IVMT Woe p.tch: IYLS WIB,. NBC·Tht M.n I Mlrried, skelch: WSOW.Radio Rtvi,'al *New", 11'110 WJJD WCCO CBS·M.nhatUn Motht., ,kelch: To N onnounctd WIIO WIRE WIIO WLIV WIRE KSO WMA\;! NBC·VlennHt E~1itmblt : II'MT KMOX.Vic & Sadt II'OZ.Openin,g Markets \I',\IT WOBM WTMJ WFA.\BI... Riley'. Shopper'. HBC,Dlvlci Harum, skrltll: WHO KMOX·Womal\'. Hour *Newt: WKBII 111l8F WGN KWKAI Sarli's Oreh, WIRE \\'I!AQ KSD WBOW·Radiu GO"ltl CBS·Prttty Kilt)' I(elly, lketch: Guide KWKRiw '" Shi"e KMOX ·Ourk Varieti" WBOM WFSY. woe KMOX WGN.Keep fit to .\!~sic *CBS,News: Blue Interlude; WBBM-Plano l'Irade II'DZ Man on Ihe Snu! WCCO·liymn' 01 All Church" II'DZ·Zeke Mannen WCCO WISN WHA·:' WMBOJay'. I\'on.en 01 Today JltWKBH ·:'Iews, Barlain Counte, *WTAD·Comnlunity Nt... WillE To ....nnounted Baby wLS·Musiul Feature weFi. Vati.ly Prem, IIIROK-Mo.nin~ De"Olionl WIlIP G.rman lIou. WGS "orninl \hi! BOt 7;]0 WJJD·Thf Soci.l RH;ister WOWO-~Iornin~ Cbapel CBS·Phil COOk's AlmlnlC: (." WKOH Melodi. \ltmorN:s WTAOMini!t",;.1 Allian .. WILlllo,nemaktn' QuartH IIr. II" 11,-\ ·11"'"tmlkers WT.'oIJ Whar. S ....- WROK·llealth T.lk; OrJiln Rt" 11.83) WLS-Tht Singin~ \tilkmln WINOlludl;ne Rhythm *wlln.. s ..... ; AUlu.tan. Col WJJD·ao."onh Broid(l51 ~"n lete C"hal"'l Servite *Ncwo: wDZ IIIILI. IIKBB IIILW-lJ.oont Coollty C.. a¥ln ':45 WTAD-:tla Pe"'in<, Iktt.h W\1.\Q-Yo .. r S~i.hbor II' KOB Yariation. in Syncop~tion 9:45 II'IIIP Tht "our To N Innoun~ed; WIIO wlW NBC·Lilt Cln B, Bllutlll/l: WI!,.rnine P'lm, wOWO·Biblf Class NBC·BruUnt Club : WBDW WIiOF.V.,'ely 1Ime WTAD·Coffff 1Ime *KWK·Sidtli,hl. on Ih. New, 9:15 NBC·John'. Othtr WII •• sketch: AVALON TlMtwiftRED SKElTON WIIIP·Dmi.caled 10 You 8:15 1I'0BM·Linda', First lou WJJO·Christi.n Scitnce 1'.,_. CBS·To be Innounced: hw. WOZ KitChen Barn Dlnct WIIAQ WIRE 11'110 KSO WTMJ Will Be Heard WKBH·Motnin. o.-.-otionl 17.83) WFAM.,IIorninc De"olionl WLW WLS·Varkty P"pII. Musicll Clock; II,IIT WHIP WFOM,MHI 101". Julia CBS·Mtrl • Mlrgt, skddl: Wednesday Instead of Saturday *WMBD.Wuthf1': Poll~ nuh KWK Rio .. " Shine IVGNWhat·. N-. in tht Sto.e. WOBM weco WlSH KMDX Effective TONfGHT_7:30 CST Sews *W80IIINe", Today WFOM WMBO 1/51-[ *N8C·Nflfu: wowO W80W 12:30 II' I' 1l1l·~lit\i.tuTO' \\KIlII·To W a"noun~td MB$·Ch,rJty rrtshwntr's 8~~d; WHOP . WLS·Ne"'s: Grain Marketl WEDNESDAY o WORLD SERIES II'MT-Tonic Tunel Tnu.... NBC·ClIrlen ., <1m SltHt: Chnt II'''''Q Mas slltions tisted below will Woe-They're S.yi,,~ October 4 KWK 'bet Il,. Julia ••ketch brO-lldtUI lod~y's WOrld Stries WOWO·S.rne Ihe Tune WBA,\ JI"twy 01 Ihe Wesl game II Y~nh:e SUdlum. AI we 1,'SBT,Watch " I'ray II"", WCfL-Pe-eke" in tbe P"ntr\' WTAD,World Dancn (10:00 J.m. Continutdj ~o 10 press the CIoH flte for the II'OZ-Ibrbh: ,\1 Your !,ervicO! H~tionll LU'l,ue [ltnnant Hlwnn WT\lJ Cooptl Sin~ .. W1LL·DHlructiu a"d U.eful In- WG'" " ..,h.tUn Mulhu Cilleck tho programs you want to hoor today th' Cincinnlto Rods lind the SL 1:30 Irttr WILL Hi.lory of the W.st 11:30 CST Farm and Home Hour, in Ihis HriH. If the ,lI"" Is MB5,SUlpbook StorlH; \\'G: 'kltch: WU\ II LW·Linda', firu Love, sketch WIRE ~,,'"(in' ~~m ID Grow:' II d;scIIss.on b1 Mrs. Georg. Ogilvie, lum· lIllernlle progr~1 lor this ptr' WJBCOrlan \Ielodin WIRE W~J.\Q WIIO "'!olBO·Door to Door Amb.",dor wile 01 Elko County, Hevadl: Geor,e Og llYie, he' iod lIrt also Ii~ted, II lIT-Prell), K,uy Ktlly WJJDGeneral Rh}lhm. NBC-MlInhlllt.n Melodltl: WOO", "ine·ynr·old son, Ind Mrs. M"ry Slillwell, a";ltan! WGN KWK WHBf WIRE WLW \\,O\\'Ollom. Forum WKBDI\'h.t'. 'I.". WMT *KWK·~~ direclor 01 Ihe Agr;Cllltural hle~sion S,ryice. WROK·Confid~"li.' AdvisOX' * WKIlIl :-. .." Mu.« CBS-Rold 01 Llle, sketch: WCCO \\'OAA Our Wonder World WlS-fulure Foods 10:15 WBBI' WCCOJudy I< Jan. WLWEdnor', O,uJhter, .ktt~h AFTEItHOOH HBC·Words " Music: (,w,15.33) WCfllfello, Neilhhor WMT·Cornlu,5f:1 How. NBC.Vle &. S~dt, skuch: WlS 12:30 CST World Serltl, WOl-lIIinoi. Oivi.inn of HiP.. WLW IYROK "a.ter SonJ'r. HBC·To be lInnounced: WISA *WTAD-Xew, Htw York V,nknl n. Hltionll Lngue pennlnl.winners KWK W'JI HBC·Lorenzo J~ntl. ,kelch: KSD WfB~1 ~btinK Mtlodieo (C,neinnlli hili t~e inlid~ trll,k al lhe lime we 90 to . X.w.: 11'110 woe II \lAQ WIIO WillE WTMJ WTMJII}mn, 01 All Ch~rche, WII"-Over II Our lIoust press) . Th is evenl will be broadelll by Ihe MBS net· K~IOX On. Wornan', Opinion .\I'IlBF·)!i,.i.,iWi VAII.y NtWI NBC·Vle""", [Mtmbl.: \VISA 11:15 \\"BAA·L ... ,choon Dance TIm. WOOW MBC,n, O' Neill ,. ,kelch: WLW work. Red Bube, lind Bob (lion w,ll bo Ihe annolln,.. s. 1I!IJPGoin( FOrn'ud with Chi WBOW-S ..... I RellOrl.r WMAQ .~~o C8S·8rtn~1 Curti" s k. tell: 3:30 CST Highway. to H~ . lth . WCfL"«1 the Folh WilL-The Oilnt W88M KMOX weco WFBM CBS·Whon II Girl Marrin, liketd\: Dr. l twi, A. Conner 01 Hew York HOIPi"'l will dluuss WDl·Markets: Acco ..lianl WIND·luncheon Danu \\' I S~ WMBO KMOX WCCO WfBM WBBM WFB"·NooII Revue "Harm!Hs Di,orders 01 Iht Hurl," 11' I :'~·~lary Ann I'r~un!s *.\(."'" woe KWK WIS;'; \I'OC WGS·Marht.: Midday Seryi•• 5:3D CST K.ltenbo,n Edit. the New •• IYJJOBoard of Educalion Pro· WAAF·Orthid. Ind Moonllthl H BC, Th . Kid094lers: WBOW \\"11.1. farm Prolrlrn ,r.rn Wf'AM.Mu.ical. hw,15.33) .WHaF.N ..... ; foh.ketl we", B.ch.lo,', Child.u HIGHT II'KIIB·To be annou,,«d MBS' Dlck O'Heren, II1r,: WRB~ WHIP·Southown Chu",h WIS·Pra;rie Ramblers" PatlY WIIIP·Hollle forum WGN WilL Ulinoi, farm II our . II'MTNe"" NOHlty P.rack WIND-Morn;n, Rhythms 6:00 CST Fred W.rlng in Pleature Time. WIND-Bob At.her, soniS WOWO·Your F.mily" )11 ... WJBe-Flshion ~out Youn~ Dr. M,lone, _ket~h, WHO WIRE-K.y R~rt .. WIR E 6:30 CST Burn. ,nd Allen, WROK-Old Refra;n. \\'JJPMusic, Pluw George Burnt lind Grlde Allen bring their comedy buk \\'JJO-Loop Noollda)' Strvie. WTAD.Roving CoWboYI KWKSecnt Di"1 II'KBB·~1an on tilt Str.,t WKBOmlS " Bill 10 the "elwork" frlnk P.,ker, tenor; Ray NOb le's WTMJ·O"PCt Or~h WKBHYour HOO\t Prl"" WDZ Rod f:l.ekhtr II-LS-Ch«hrboard Timt WfA~llIa,·c \'"" Hurd: Wh.t h Portland Halla, tomdienn" Merry MlIn ; Hlrry von \\MT'~h'rt " Muu WlW·To be annououd 1:45 IVROK-Womtn'. Forum lell, lInnoulller: Peltr VlIn Stetden'l orcheslra. IDUQ-Songs of th. l1 e ..1 NBC ·Belly CrOCker: WItO WLW I¥TAO·Hlppy lIowar-d WL'iOll'ahl Tillie IDIBD f.,m Marhts: Olc. '" 7:00 CST Honolulu Bound. WIRE WMAQ WJBCParade of B"nd, To ..·o CIi"r II, HBC ·Mallh"lt.n Melodlt$: KWK 10:30 WJJO·lh .. aii~" EchOrT-600 I\I~IJ-Sid ....-alk Reporter WBBM-E!l;IOr'1 D3ullhter HBC'Gelti"o Ihe Most Oul 01 WKOII.Tonic Tunes WBOW· \'ocal Stylin~ KOA·&30 WfBM·1BO WISH·112O woc·mo 1:00 Lift: KWK \\"OWO \\'LS~tth;n.- to Talk "bout KSD·SSO WG H.72O WJBC·I200 WOWO·II60 WCfL·Dan« l1me II'I.W-Enr,-bodr'. f.rm C8S·D(I( BlItdlY's Olu,hlell, WDZBirlhdav Patl,: Moyi. CBS·Aunl ~eMy's StOrlel, sketch: KWK·1350 WHA·94(l WJJO·1UO WROK·H10 W\lBO·II.,1 MI>' Julia ,ketch: KMOX WBB~I lIi~hli~hts \\"CCO KMOX WfBM WDBM WBAA·890 WHAS·8l0 WJR·7S0 WSBT·I360 lI'oe WMBD \\MT "_Cic Kittheo WBBM·770 WHBf.l240 WKBB·1SOO WSUI-880 HBC·Betty 3< Bob, Sktlth: WLW WII,\-Journo:rs in MUlic Ltnd, II WOC-Soc:ittr 00 the "ir WBow·mo WHIP·1480 WKBH·1380 WTAD·900 WMAQ WIRE KSO WHO WIIIP EnCltw'OOd lIout .MBS.Jimmy Shitlds, tnr,: 0,. WOWO-Ol>r~rn. WILL·Melody Hall WCCO In~N-A"" Lfo,lit', Ser~pbook WROK-Sin~;n' Satn IVROI\ Round the Tow" nrr: Chickit s'o~, New, WI.\,Dlupi lIalian 1I0ur MBS-John Agnew, org,nllt: KWK 1\'JBC·PegI1Y l'a}'''t, Pio,,«r, W.-A",BI". Prtlude IVTAO,S"'jng Alo"l * WSOT·lunrheo1\ Club: New! .WISN.Ntll"s " Prgm. Prui.... I\JJI) B"reau uf M,,,i,,~ " '''o"s WGS·June Oahr, home ma"as,· 12:15 II'JJD-Midday Melodie, KMOX·Editor'1 D.u;!tlu II'KBII-Oli,.. lI'I!t'''' or,""iSI mtnl N8C ' Let's Tal. It Over: (lw WKBIHh Perkin. WOAA·Bunny W.lkup, ..,It.rill . WLSMarhIS: N~",s WIIBt-·Mr. X. AFTERNOON 1533) WLS-5chool TIone \IIlIIMM«1 the ~1i""1 II _liT lIilllOp IIOUSf ",II11'201h Contury S.",n.d. WMT-Qu ...lion Man wnoW·Cluslc Mu.ie.lo WROI'·JOP)· Hannony KWK WGN Oyer WIRE * CBS·Kalltnborn £dils Ihe I\MBD-Ji"l0 WIIBF lin Pin M.n: Bo");"! .. W\IlIDNtwl: Dr. Kaclo!sk, News: WBB~I I\OC WTAQ Silhouttlt$ : WTAM WIIOK Silt Cillb of tbe Ail' NBC· Btt"""n the Bookend" WMT-S"'e: WHBF WLW-Sporh eBS·Rithard Muwtll, Inr.: WOC 4:15 KSD WillA (.w,15.33) WHO Ri~hard lIimber'. Orch. " W'dAQ-forl Purson. news CBS·OI Mtn and Books: WKBB NBC·lnk Spols: Irt.man·, I'k .• 2nd Ilace IVKBII·Capt_ Mi'l"'~ht ~BS·Honolulu Bound: KM(1X NB C·Les Brown's Orch.: WENR WFBM WBB~I WFAM WCCO CBS·Concerl Orth.; WBBM WJR \VilAS WTAQ WKBif WJJD·8(>t, K3nt .. IVLW·To be annou"eed WKIIB W'l"AQ woe WISN 3:00 MBS·JOhnson Family: WHBt WMBO.Oean " Gail WJR WHAS WISN (1<\'·15.27) NBC'Aulon Time: KFJ KOA WMT (abo KNX KS I, at 11 p.m. ) WFB,\\ WSBT WKBU WCCO .NBC·Club Mu",tt: News: WMT WROK-Childhood Ihy. 01 OUt IVMBO WIIAS (al", 'Ie 7:30 p.m.) WOII"O WENR W80W KWK WBB~I·Rhythm Rneals Com!.lO"" MBS ·Name Thru. qui~ prgm.: NBC·Horace Heidt's O.(h.: w~n' WOZ Jimmv W~I.h WGN NB C· Nat·! Radia Forum: WENR (.w·15.33) 5:45 WOII"O 11'011'0 II'IBA CBS· Leon Goldman String Ens.: WGN.AftunOCln M",icil NBC·Adventures al Tom "'i~: NBC ·RaMom Sherman PreHnts: NBC·AI Donahue', Orch.: WBOW I(MOX- F~nne ..' Forum WILL·Music That Liy" WE:\'R KWK 1V~1T KIVK \lTAQ Wf8~1 WKBB WISN II'BOW.Rollo Hudson', Oreh. 11110 KSD (sw-9.53) woe WSBT WBB)I h,,·II.83) WIND·SportlJ,un·, 1'1< .. 5th Ract WJJD p .. mc P, ••d,,,,, NB C·Salon Silhouettes : WillA Tn IH announced: WIIO WIND WtlBF-Mutiny On tht llieb Stat MBS·Dick Juogtns' Orch.: WGS KWKLont Rangfr NBC·Backstag. Wil.. ,kitth: IVMBDS"etain Mid"i~ht_ 5hleh l\nOK !;u"bonnet Girl, CBS·Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: NBC ·Horace Heldl's O"h.: KIIK \I KBII,Slru",ljned Truel T.lk II'TAQ WI.'l:D·Spo.t'man·. Pk. 8th R.tt 7:30 WBBM WFBM KMOX WCCO II'I~D Walkatho" II")IBD ~b Porki'" *:'oIe"" WTAO W,lJD WISS·SpOrt. Parade MBS·To be ,nnouned: I\·HDF (al,o set 6 p.m.) WISS 1I'0r~1 EnlertainmtM InlOl\-lVom~ro th~ "I Hou. II'lIAA,Plt i\~;, ... piani.1 WMAQ·To be ."noun(od * News: \\'SOW WIlBF WlW II·LII' Burt Farbl-r·. Or(h. WTADVlri.ly 1''1':m NBC·Concert Orch.; II'~IT KWK Wl)Z Scor.bolrd Buck Rogtrs Woe.Radio Lunch«ln WI..S WOOli' 11'0\1'0 WMB woe II'ROK WTMJ Danet Croh ]:15 In·AM·Kill.r Oil1ul WROK·Dance 1100. KOA·How·. Bu,inen MBS·Lont Ringer. drama: WGN 11:00 NBC·Sltli. Dati&>. sketch: WHO WGN lI~rold Turnn, pianist WTMJ·Spott Fluh i\\I'K-Sport. Rt"ie",' IIT.\1J WIRE WIBA WMAQ WIIUF-Cou,in l'eq:y'. Sunshine NBC·Avalon Tim.: WMAQ 11' 110 WCFL·Make Bditvt D.roeeland CBS·Olnu Orch.: 11'1111\1 WSBT WI..IV . Club WTMJ \I'Lli' KSO II'TAM WIRE: ..11·ENIl·Ourward Kirby. "e ...... IVTAQ WISN WI{8B woe IVJR CBS ·Timt Out for Dancing; WIND-SI",rt, Edi'i"" NIGHT hw·9.53) (also al 10:30 p.m.) WIIO·Twili~hl Trails \\'FB~I WMIID K~ I OX hw 6.12) IVKBH IVTAQ WfH~ WKlIlI ' 0' I~"~" ,,,.11 ... •""".v·, IV INO·Swedi'h Prgn.. WJBC-S.. ·ttt " Swing ...... , ...., ... ~.,. SS. NeC·Town Hall Tonight: 1<01'1 WISN WSHT WBllM (.w.I71.83) WKBB-I'Op COnetrl *WISN·N.".: Dill Ood ~.·. Orch. hH (al.o .N 8 p.m.) 6:00 *CBS·Plul Whittma~'s O"hu· 1\·i\DB·Jerry Chandl ... oro"ill MBS·Leo Frtu~lHrg's Orchtst.a: \VMDD Window !;hollPt' *NBC·Ntws: Van Alexander·s W,IlT Emil,· Mortln NBC·Easy ActS. sktlch: WENR t'"; Ne .... : WJII II'BB" WISN .. WKBH ".,.." \1usi~ WMT KWI( WMT Orch I\TFL WOWO KI\K woe Th~ Fria •• WTAQ WIIAS K~IOX WCCO W~AQ.To lot .nnounct1l WCCO·loIa P ..ki~, WROK IV I' A Prgm. *MBS·Fulton Low;$, J r., (omm.: WKDII IYMlID WfB~I woe (al. _ 11'0\\,0_1'1."5. Bob lI'ilson MBS·Shtp Field,· Orch.: IV.IIT WOZ·Mu.;e.!~ WHBF SO KNX K51.. It 10:30 p.m.) WSBT-Bil! Fry .. •• Oreh. \I'G" WIIUF 't\·HlIF·Co'~1 T~mpl t Servlcel 4:45 CBS·ScaIUr,ood Baints, sketth: NBC ·Fred Waring in Plusure \\'FAM Off lht Sound Tuck WTA~I·Tom M'n"inc .NBC·Nows: Jan Savill'l Orch.: WIlIP-MuJical uhoo. WKBB To be announCtd WTMJToday', Evenls l\nlJ \\INO,SpOrUm.~'1 Pk,. 3rd Raet wBB.\! KMOX WFBM WCCO Time: WMAQ- KSD WHO II'LW WTA~1 WTMJ WLS Hi(h SchOOl Cho",. 10:15 'lu,ic: \'ou WaM: W[NR WIRE WJJD.F~ Beck. O'lamn NBC·Lllliln Cornell. son,s: KSD WROK Tommy Oor.tv·, Or,," WlolBD·Killy Kune CBS-Rhythm Rascals: WTAQ CBS·Bob CheSler', Orch.: IYKBII l\n1J HBC·Oinning Sisurs: WENR 11'('(-0 Il~nry Senne WOC·M.rht CIo_ill.!l WKBB 7:45 >',TAQ WMBD WKBB 11'011'0 W1l0 "tteraM' Fot\1m 3:]0 CBS·A mos 'n' Andy: WJR .CBS·Paul Whlteman'$ HBC·Fred Waring'S O"heslra: 1'0'",.: h ... -15,27) WINO En,il Flindt', Oreh. NBC.Vic Ie- Sade. sketth: WTMJ WBAA·SIOr)' Book Hou. II'IIAS hi .... ~I 10 p.m.) WBOW (0"'-9.53) WOOli' ·.\I«r)'-(;(,· Round WCfL,Dr. Cu",then \\hUIl Rf'qllest P.,m. WIRE WHO WMAQ KSD .. "' ....,: WFA\I WFB" WROK NBC·Mill Herlh's Trio: KWK WI,W Carl OnHln Moor... Or· II'DZ Oick Jutetn. WJJOI'ieka,d Family WOWO WIBA NBC·Club M.tin£l!! WlBA WIIBF·L01I En,pirt, draml Spoorl. Re--it ... : WIIIlM WKBB ehe~tr. WKBIl woe WROKTrue 0' False MBS·J ohnn;" Oult· Oreh.: WNT CBS·Hi,hw,y, to Hulth: WKBII . WIIOS.". WLS·Adult Education Cooncil \\"AQ Ill", James' Orch_ \\FA" WTAQ wrBM WBB" WIND Spo.tsman'. Pk .• 6th R.. t *K~IOX·Fl anntr)· V,t"·. 'ItWOS *Ne,..,.: WFBM 11'110 End 01 Wdnnday Pro,rams WBOW-~Io.ie 10. Oinn .. ' :00 WhllB._ ...... WbN ' __ Is" L17.83\,_f", ••, ... WlRt:,."atinee \'arittitt WISN·AcroMiana WCCO-Clellan Card ,,",C·The Hew Fred Allon Show! WCFL·Rau Rowll. WTAM KSO W,\)'\Q WIRE WlW MBS·Wayne West, songs: WHlIF WJJD'~uP1'trtim. Frolic WG\'" WLW.To lot an"""nerd WGN·Captain ~Iidni~ht, .kttch WHO I\·TMJ (.w .. 9.53 (also .1 WIXO·Germ.n lIoor WBAA Your R.rli" Rtporler \\'~IAQ·C""urt .\t.niaturt 11 I!.!'.;)_to ... _ .a. WCCOLd. of Mar)' 50thern WMHI),Today·. 1"'''15. II'ISS·Rh~lhm Varietit<, WMBD·Sports I1tlod,l' \linia CBS·Teueo Slir Thuler: WSBT WOZ·llon'e Folk> H!m" II"". WMT·Sinsin· S~m \\,IIAS WISS WBBM WCCO WHA Chapttr I Day WOC-l'rO: WENR WMT r_." .....,." .. ,./ __ ... I.,. """.'''' •• 1.... WJJD·lohH,,« Modern. 5:00 I: WCFl \\BB~I B:15 .New", \I'MBD woe Kenny tAKER •••~'con, " •• LANG'ORD WKBB \\'BB~I (lw-17.83) K~IOX ~."I!(~ Litux. highlights WIIlIF-Co,"IQumty Ch"1 Orin: WCCO· I\'omtn'. Chri_han Tem· I\II'K·llmnt Plate WSOW·Si " Ez.a Milk Fund Dcovlcl tROIKMAN'S Orche.tra WCFL·'lu.ic 10. Mtn Jimmie WAUINGTON 1X·~net weco L ... eSlOtk WI~O Stlt1 " Bob. ,kelch II"DZ Spo.t"" 1040RHIHG sible 10 SiY whIch tum will WHBM WM8D KMOX hw. WJSC·ThUlu Time WUOJudy & J'I\" IIPPole the N~w Yllrk Yan~«s 17.83) WKBB llollywrum WKBB What'. Sew. WM' * KWK.Sews \\ROK,Confid,nhll Adyiwr * WKBH Se." Mu, l( dinc:lor of the AgricullYrl1 Exlent,"n Servin. CBS·RNd 01 life. shteh: Weco WBAA-Our Wonder World WLS-Futurt FOIIdt W8BM WCCO-Judy & Jan~ 10:15 WLW·Editor'. O~II~httr, skelth AFTERNOON HBC ·Words" Music: (ow·15.33) WCrL·Hello. Neighbor NBC·Vic " Side, Sketch: WLS WMTCorntu ••1 N~s 12:30 CST World Series. NBC·To IH: innlluncId: WIBA WoZ,lIIinoi, Di~i . jon of H.p,· WLW WROK " . ,," Sin~. rt Hew Yllrk Ylnk«1 n, N.t'on.1 lugu! II-Cnnint·winnerl KII'K "'I)S *WTAD-S.wl Wr8~1·'IIalin« Melod;el HBC-LonnH J~n". Iketch: KSO WnU·If}",n' 01 All Church ... (C'"e,nn." hn the inside trick at Ih, time we 911 10 " Sew", WHO woe WI/A·OYer ;1 Our HouSl IIIIAQ WHO WIRE wnu prtu). This Innt will be brlladeut by Ihl MBS nil· K.IIOX ·One 1I'0",.n·, Opinion NIC-Vltnn... [ nsembl.: WISA 11:15 *1 \ "BF·~i.si.sippi V.llq New. work. Red Buber Ind Bob Elson w;ll be the Innllunclrl. \1'BAA·Lunch .... n D.nce Time WIIlP·Goint; Forward wilb Chi· WHOW NBC·Th, O'Neolti. stItch: WLW WooW-Str«t n.llOrl .. WMAQ ca~o CBS·8nndl CUrli s, I k tic II: 3:30 CST Highways to Health. WCFL II.,.t Ihe Folk< WILL,The Disnl WHBM KMO)( weco WFSM CBS·When I Girl Murill. sketch; Dr. Lewis A. Cllnner of New York HospiUI will diHU" WOZ.Markets: Aecordia", WIND-Luncheon Oane WISN WMIlD KMOX WCCO WFBM WBBM " Hirmle .. Oisllrders 01 Ihe Htort." 1\'F8M· Noon Revue WIS\,·Mar)' Ann I'restnh * N" .... I: woe KWK WIS:-! WOC WGS .Ilarht,: Midd~y Strv;« \VJJO-So;ard 01 Educalion Pro. WAAF.Qrchid. 'lid Moonlill:1It NBC·T he K i~oo ~le n: W80W 5:30 CST Kaltenborn Edits the New•. IYH,\ Farm PrOJram gram IYfAM Mu.i,a', (lw.15.33) * WHBF·!'eWl; Market. II KIJB·To be annoonc ..1 11m; -Sachelor's Child.n HIGHT WIIlP$oulhown Church II'LS-Pnirie Ramblers '" Pit., MBS·OI(k O·He ren. tH.: WHB~ WILL lllinQ;, rarm Hour IHIIP· liom" FOllin, WGN 6:00 CST Fred Waring in Pleasure Time. * V'MTNew.: No.,tlly P~ ..... WI:-OO-Morn;"l Rhythms WIXDBob AICher, lOnl" WOWO,Your family'" Mil" Yount; Dr. llilonl, sket.h: WIIO W/Se·rashion ~1l1 II'IRE·K~y Reporter WIR E 6:30 CST Burns and Allen. WROK·Qld Relrain. \\JJI),Music, Pleue Gellr,e Burn. ind Grlcie Allen brin, their comedy I",k II'JJoLoop Noondll Strviu WTAD·RO"ing CowboYl KWKStecel 0 .. r1 WK88'lan on lho SUNI WKBB lIill " Bih to the nelworb. r rlnk p"ttr, lenor; RiY Nobll'. \\'TMJ.Dance Oreh, WKBH·\'ou, Home P" ... WDlRed ijckher W1.S-("h..,kcrboard Timt WFAMlh"e \'"" Heard: What Is Portlind Hlllfi. comtdienne; Merry Mus: H"ry von 1:45 II .\IT.~lyrl " Marl! 1\' LW·To be Innllune~ WRO" Womtn'. Forum leU. Innounett; PUtt Vln SI«den's OrChtsVl, WIIAQ.$ong. of the lIurI NBC·Belty Crllcker: WIIO WLW WTAD·jbppy lIowlrd '"WISD-W.ltl Ti",~ IDl80-farm Markets: Cilu WIRE WMAQ WJBC·Paud~ of 8."d, 7:00 CST Honolulu Bound. To .. n Cn .. HBC·Manhillin Meilldles: KWK Phil Biker. cllmediin; Bettie Ind Bllttlc: Andrew. 10:30 WJJO·/b".ii.n Edie. morrow and Tomorrow." by Phllip B,,,y. eo","'1 II'ISS·£".n as Y~u and wKaa·Marktt~: Pel Corner KWK WHBf WGN WMT IIJJDJllovit Tatt)er Wr8~1 1I00';er Farm Cird. rredric March .~d hi. wile. Flor~nce Eldrldge. WLS-Liv ..tock Mark en NBC·The Slory of Mar , Mnlln. WKIHlTake It E", *WGNQuin R)'au'l New. Com· IVKBHStudy in Blue menUr), 9:00 CST Kay Kyser's Progrim. II"LWVaughn de Luth, .Onl" .keteh: WMAQ WHO WLW KSO Mu.iul Quit; Virginli Simms; Sully Mil-On; Hitry " W_lIAQ !'orman lIarry, news: \\"LW Tin. '" Tim WIIA ·OO"J(an Cem. WIRE WTMJ WOWO·linda·, Fiflt Lovt WH8F-lilmn. 01 All Churehe. Bibbll1. OQIll;)' Dan CBS·To be announced: WOC II"TID·Cems of Melody WIJIP-B-uuty fQr S)I, II'\JT·J6I' l)Qik~s: Inl'l Yuwtits W:.BT WM8D WISN WKlIH WHO Adopltt! O~Utbler, .bleb ••far to odjoe.ltt eolumnl for Itotloltl Woe·Song Shoppers WKBB wrn~1 WCCO 10:45 WI~o-Joe Aluandtr. orcanis! brocoduutilt9 tilt .. proqraml WOII'O·To be announett! WROK·~larktts: FaYor,te Sonp : HBC ·Orphins III DiYII"e: WLS HBC·Houseboat H.nn.h. $ktlch: WIRE'~·OQf\d~., IInd!'nt. WOWO (sw.IS33) WHO WISS·Oown 1.0) !luman'. To", DYN: 1I0me Folk, llour WJBC-Si",in' S~n! WSBT·\Jan on Ihe Sttut KMOX·Linda'. 1'1 ..1 Lov. NBC·The ~II.d 01 lile, sketch: WJJD,Salel,· ('(>Urt B.oadtut FREQUEHCIE5 II'TAD-Happy \'alle1 \\·BAA·The World We Lin I~ }\~o WLIV \\,TMJ WMAQ WIRE WKBB·F.ro" 8ull.tin. KMOX·I09O WFAM·1lOO WIRE·I4OD WMT-6OD WT.\1J ·Side ..·.lk R~porte r W811M·Edilllr's Oau~httr HBC·Getting the MCKt Out III WKBH.Tonie Tunc. WFBM·1230 WISN·1I2D WOC·1370 WBOW·Vocal Slylin~ KOA ·830 1:00 WCFL-Dance TIme Life: KWK WOWO WLS-~m'lhi"~ to Talk About KSD·5S0 WGN.720 WJBC·1200 WOWO·1160 CBS·Ooc Barcliy" Diughte .... WLW ·E'·er},body' , " arm WHA·?40 WJJO·l130 WROK·1410 WOZ·Sirthdav Part,: Moy;. CBS·Aunt .'en~y·s Stories, sketch: KWK ·1350 . kelch: KMOX W8BM W'IBO·'I"I Mi" Julia WBAA·1!9O WHAS·820 WJR·75D WSBT·1360 Hi~hli~hl" WCCO KMOX wnm WBBM Wr.lTM."ie Kitchen WHBF.1240 WKBB·1500 NBC·Belly &. Bob. s. fIC h: WLW WIlA·Jo .... ney. In Mu.ie L.ncl. II WOC WMBD WHBM·HO WSUf·880 WOC-Society on the Air WBOW·1310 WHIP·1480 WKBH·1380 WTAO·9(lO IVMAQ WIRE KSD WIIO WIIIP·Englewood " our *MBS·Jimmy Shields. tnr.; IVOWD·Oblocr,·er WCCO·SID WHO .l 00D WlS·870 WTAM.l070 CBS·Swett Al iel: WOC IYKBB WllL·U,·t!tock Fetdi~l d le'tra; Xcw", WIIBf" WROK.\lood. in p .... try WCfl·?70 WIBA·128O WlW.700 WTAQ.B30 WJJD·Rhythm lot Ttl MBS·Georg" F i.h~r'. H ol!ywOll~ WROK.Marht. & P"III. Pruu. * WTAO·Polite Nt"" WOl·250 Wlll·5ao WMAQ-67D WTMJ-620 Whi\ptrs: WH8F KWK WerL-Cene ..1 Revu" WDIJ,IIth.;t '" Ihl G .... nad;cr. WIND·56(j WMBD·l440 2:f5 WEHR·S70 Man. on ttlt StrHt: \) \IBD WOlWe lIurd, fland Wagll" HBC·O~ ydol'. O... n Mi Perkins. 8 al1lains 11:45 WCFL HBC·F irni~I Singlrs; KSD " ht~h: WMAQ WHO KSo WLW II Dl ""ket. II'BAA-~Iedililionl WIRE WTMJ I\'rAII Mid·'I .. rnint; Revu. CBS·Our Gil Sunday, .ketth: 1V801V.\tu.ic for Men WG\' Painltt! Orum, W68" KMOX kel: Wu thtr: New l * \\'1\8H ~lu J ;ul! Newt WeCO·Adopted D.u,hler NBC·Growing P,ln.: WCFL IVMT \I·boinn.rbell P'Im, WOII'O (ow·I533) WIIA ~Iu . ic a l Varieti., * WBM·)<'·e"-s W~IBD-Jud) '" J. ne WGNCinsburgh's Clln~trt Orch. II IlIp·tJ"'or l ctt~bl. llin * IV~IT-S.w ", Don Roth', a a n~ WMT·Ced .. Vall~)' lIi11bi!1iu WIIA·Journeys in M... ic Land, I CBS·LeBrlln Sisters: woe WSBT WCC().'hnhalt.n .\Iother WOC.Rombling in Rhythm WILLS.lo" \Eu,ic WCFL.Wi!ie Winn woe·r ~ 'm lIur~.u * WIJIP_Soulh,ide ~ewl WISN WK8H WKB8 WFU.\i WOWO'brket Str"ic, WOIVO-County Agricultural Pr~ln. WILL.~lolody 11.11 *WISO-'I .. kth; \'. w. * WDl-Our Pled~.: S.fety Cor· WCCO WROK-Si,,~i,,' 5.," WROK-Round lhe TII .. n 11'INO-1.upi Italian tlour 1\·hS·A"" 1.~,Ii . ', Scral>bo'.ws '" Prgrn. Pru lew WFA'I.lIlue Prelude KMOX·Editor', D'UJlhter I\JJI) B"rnu of .lli"i,,~ P.rson. IVJJO.Midday Melodl~1 WGN·Jun. aaker. homl manage· 12:15 WHAA·Dunny Walkup. luilltiR WKlIl! Ol;,'e l!li~n. OrlPnist WKlIlI·Ma Perkinl ment N8C·L~t's Talk It Over: (IW IV H8M·M«1 Ih Minus *WLS-Mark.I.· X.ws WIII.lF.Mr. X. AFTERNOON 15.33) WLS&hool Time II liT IlilllOI' 1I0u •• WMT·Qu.,lion Man WBOW·CI ...!t Mu.ic~l. WtIIP20lh Century Ser~ade CBS·Ufe Can 8, Beautiful, II·GN.Harold Turner. pt.nllt 1\·ROK.J Of: "\,,,1."1 WOWQ.llomt froli~ WIIO-To be announett! .ketch: waBM KMOX wceo WIIBF.~loJint CosJl'I Tl'IIIplo II'T,\D B~tly '" 801.0 12:00 II'ROK·J.jon'. Club * IV ILL ·News of Illinois WMBD Strviees 11 :00 WIRE· Linda', Fir, l !.on CBS·The G II I d D' r g t , Sketch: WSBT·Oown the lI-linilllppl NBC,Virginia HlY,. cllntr.: KWK *WTAD.N.wl WIND·Sportsman·, Pk., 101 Race CBS·J~y" Jordon. Girl Interne: WJilC·ra'·orite Melodies K~10X WRRM WI8A WBOW WMAQ \\'JJoRh)"lhm lor Tu W\IBD WFAM woe WBBM WKBilfarlll StrVlOt Prpoo. WnlJ·Bulldln Board MBS·H,ppy Gant: WCS WHBF * Sn<1aT- WILL,Un;~~rsity Trio Cedn Vall.v lIillbilliQ WIRE" rarm Hour * WOWO·80b Wif,oll, ne." W I LL·~farkell * KMOX.N-.: MIgk Kitohtn Tune In: .... B. C .• 4-4:15 W!S\,\Iu.ie,1 Hul Wan * \\·ROK·ColuO'In Left, no". 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D .l..ive~lIoc k Market. To be announced: WlW WOWO WTAD·Ma Perkin •. shteh * W~'T·N.",: Do" Roth'. Band KMOX.,Jatk Arm.tro~ 8:45 WIS~-A"n u':l Servicu NBC·Bail.y Axton. tnr,: WBOW NBC·TeKi$ Jim Robert.on, bar.: 1:15 WH1P.7700 Block (5,"·15.33) (.w·15.33) NBC·Arnold Crimm's Daughter, Wlll.Ancient & Mediev.1 Phi· NBC·Tho O'Neill., sketch : WlW *~."s: WCFl WFB:.! WKBB ,ketch: WIRE II'MAQ WL\I' lo,ophy WROK WHO l OVE! ADVENTURE! THRIUS! WMAQ Wi~'O,Tr3lf ic Court II'BAA ·,\l"sic BOl< CBS·ne lift Ie l ove 01 Or. DAI L Y- Monday th..,.,.h WISN·Tonic Tune. MBS·SiJly'S Sallies: WHBF WOZ-Smihn' Ed McConnell Friday, Ilear rom ..... N. e. C. Susa,,: WCCO K~IOX WBB~I IVJBC·Th .. te. Time Youno: Or. Ma!on~: WHO WIRE \I' HBF-Ma".on.lhe-St rtet WM8D WFBM (sw-17.83) Sue, s"tty Winkle" port.-.y Wlll·Mon 01 'lisht KII'K-s"ccet Diary WIHP·Noonday Yarieti.s the tov~·.wept odyentu.-n 0( WK6B Hollywood Rel",rler WB'\kMclody Mom."tl WHO-luMheon Music MB S.Johnny Agnew, OT;ln ist; P.t:iciaROIIen. "Cirl A1~." WHBF KWK Heart._em;D.. ,d;tre~Dt. Today_ WK811·Home Economic. WDX Red Bekhe. WIND·Tommy Ott, "fi."is'! WlIl'· Linda'. Firsl l ove, .ketch WFA~I Oixiel.nd B.nd WIIlE·".rket &: We~tlotr WCFl-Eddie '" Fannie Tune In : H. B. C •• 4·4:15 WMT.lle'.', Your I.ucky Bruk WGN-Mornin~ s"renad. WJBC·Rhylhm Makers WOZ·Mukot. Close WOII'O·J1ome Fo.um Wl .... D·PeiKili. Holbrook. pi."i.t WJJD-Lohby Int eeviews WGN.You"g Dr. M,'on, \\'fIlP Ro 1im~ KS D THURSDAY \\ KBB· \liniUur~. WISO~JIOrt. Edilion NBC·The Dinning Sisters: II'ENR WKSH To be announetd WJJD·S~n!aell.·. Orch. *MBS·Ouh OIly', Orch.: Ne ..s: WLS :'olorht. * \\·KBII \e"~ October 5 \\~!T·t·3Yoriu Tunes: You Asked Wl.~ 1I0",~mah .. KIVK for It WMBD,Pm;wal p ••ade To be a"nounctd, \\'e~ II'LW WBAA-Slory Book H..... r woe·Strina: Alonl W~IT·Tom o.,on,· (;,,,'ooy. *CBS.H. V. Klltenbo,n, news WSOW -Merr)' ·Go, Rou nd WO\\"O IIonolulu ~r.nad.r, WROKRhphm Bd"'e Thr~ .nll>,,: WFI:IM WTAQ Wll'O ~ny WTAD.Work! Dances WTAD Concert Pr~m. Che e:k t it. progroml y oo w allt t o he or today II'OZ-LiSle" 1o II'ISN WK8B (1... 11.83) 1\'17oUG....,.1 S,nlU IVFA~I,Kill •• Dille .. 2:45 WHBF.Lo~t Emp"., d .. mo J~: ..... CBS·Your hmlly " CBS·Richard Ma~ ..ell. tnr.: will talk Ibo~t "Appl ...'" " NOWi from tht Olpartment WISS·Accortiion. KMOX WMBD (rw-17.83) WJJD·Suppo.tim. Fr<>lic IVIlIP Lit~ua"iln liour W"BII WTAQ WSBT \I'FB~I 01 Agriculturt," by Morn Slhsbllr,. II'''BB·Aflernooro ~'u.i~,I. WINDSlJOrt. Fodilion HB C·Valilnt Lady, lkttth: WLW WISS WKlIB woe (''''·11.83) *WJJD·NtWS WIRE WMAQ WHO AFTERNOON WMAQ-Conurt Miniature NBC·Bllw~n t~~ 8ookends: WMBD,Today', P~ram' ..ith WKDliCapl. Mid"icht MBS· Burl Farbu'l Orcll.: WGN WIBA 11'011'0 (.w-15.33) 12;30 CST World Serlu. Gomor !loth WLW·!n,·illlinn 10 r.;'ttn Haltball; Cuba WI. So.: WBBM KMOXTo ~ announced Ne .. YOlk Ylnkeos n. Nuionll Lugue pennlnt·.. inner,; I\~IT-Sin~n' Sam WMBD-L<"'e Ihngtr WMT Ih~h Sthool SaMe wcn 11'IIAA·T ...... "re Chos' (Cintinnati hn the 'nsidt track u th. time Wt go 10 Woe·P.ogra,,, Proview * KWJ{·N<'W. *Woe·Bo.ke Carl.r. comlU. \1'BB~IOu«lUI 0",,,, pros,). Thii uent .. ill b. broldcast by the MBS net· WOIVO-{:onsoiairts WCCO·Judy & Jane W!lOII"·lnd. StUe Teuher. Col· II'ROK·Co"cort 11011 WnOKEd Fi\.in~er ..ork. Bob [Ison and Rod Blrber .. ill be the announce". W DZ·~u,11l Co. Rural 5<;11001 '~~e P,,!m. WTAD. thmm""d Orun 5:45 WFBM·Malin~e Melodies WIUP·Dr. lIarry lin,m NIGNT II"TMJ·M""t M". Julia, .ket~h NBC·Salon Silhouettes: KSO (tw. WIIA·We, The Gonrnment WINO,SllOrl,man's Pk .. 2nd Race 5:00 9.53) * WIIBF·Mi ••iuippi VaU.y New. WJJD·B~" Kanl.r 6:30 CST Vox Pop. NBC·Populu Melodies: WillE * CBS.Europuo News Roundup: WHIP·Goin, Forward with Chi. WINO·llawthorne Race WE:>"R Pllks John.on lnd Wally Butterworth. Thl. prog .. m WK BU WrB\I WFA~! II' TAQ t"~O ..u lormerly hurd on SUurdlY nighls. WIL L·Th. Oi,nl ]:00 NBC·The Guesl BOOk: WMAQ WKBII woe (,,, )1.83) CBS·Mayf,;r Orch.: WISN woe WII:IA ( ..... 9.53) WINO·Lund'wn Dane. 7:00 CST On~ Man's Family; S~rlal Drama. NBC·AdYentures 01 Tom Mix: IVTAQ WFBM WSlIT WKBB * CBS· New>: Stlnley Hltkmu WEN It KII'K WMT WISN·Mary Ann Pre.onb (tw17.83) This pr09f1m ..IS lormerly hurd on Wednesdly nillhll. WJJD·Bolrd of Ed,,~~don Pro· Suena2 ..., ...... IVFBM WCCO II'ISS woe WIND WILL·\!u,it Apprtciation WIIO-To ~ am'ounc~ II'ROK-Do" •• Hour WKBB WKBII II'MBO I'JINOSlJOrts Edilion B;oo CST Good News of 1940. \\'ILL·lllinoi. Ed,cor;al Rtvitw WTMJ ,Sport FI.,h WJBC·Qu •• tion lIour WISD-Spor'_ Ed",on MBS--Marg"et Sanderl, or,anlll: Walter Husto~, M. C.; Roland Young. comedian: Fannie *WJJO,Newl \\"IRE·s".,nin~ Bce Vo.,.h t, WHBF Brice (Blby Snooks); Hlnl.y ShUord; Connie Bos ..ell, WKBII-S1rumlin~ Travel Talk * WISN·Show Window: New. NIGHT KMOX·Kltly Ketn. WMSO~h P.rkins yocalist; Mere«,th Willson's orthest,.. \\IKBtI.Kiddie.' !lour KWK·Mu.ic.1 Premo II'ROK W"",.n of ch Hour WLW·II",i!.t;on 10 Li.lon WBAA ~hrkotJ WTAO V.riety Pnrm. 8;00 CST Major Bowu' Amateur H our . W~IBD Ihppy Ttlin 6:00 . WDZNewl ] :15 8;30 CST Amerle:a', Town Meeting of the Ai r . \1"TAD·Sporl. \"ie"~ '" R.~iew. *MBS.FuItGn le.. is, J r., "m· WeS·H.rold 1'IIrn .... , pilnilt *WTMJ·Son~ o.ootor: Now. "'~nt"ot' WIIIlF HB C·Stolll OaUu, skelC~: WIIO S«retary of the Inttrior Harold L. Ickos and Goneral WHIP·l)r. Clark, hulth talk 5:15 N8C'[lIy Actl, sketCh: J ,ne WJJD.Two of I Kind WIRE WTMJ WI8A WMAQ HUlih John.on ..-ill b. the guel! speakers On tonight's WLW *NBC·Malcolm CII"e, ~hlldren'~ IIc, WMT WEN II KWK WLS· Henry'l Exoha",e program, th lirst in the ntw Ittl,•. Thty .. ill diltun sco.its, Ntw.: WMAQ (lw9.53) CBS·J erome Han«itap: WTAQ crlliell polititll inue,. Geor,e V. Denny, Jr.. i. th NBC·EsCOfl1 & B,tty: WIBA WMT·Judy '" Ja". NBC·Dinlh Shore. contr.: KWK WOW()'Clo.inl Mukoll WISN WKSH WSlIT WFBM modt .. lor. CBS·A .... II'n [numbl,. WKI:IS IVROK.Mu,io Gr.ph, W8BM woe WKB B (sw·Il.83) lV~lT WTAQ WTADMarulia Cheek. IOn,l WCCOM.nhutan Molher 9:00 C ST Kraft MUlle: Ha lt. CBS,Con\olo Reuriu: II'rB:>.I CIl S·AmGS 'n' Andy: IVHAS \1 KSB weCO WTAQ WMBD WTMJ Home Humoni.... WOZ-Vo;~. of Industry Bing Crosby. M. C.; Bob BUlns, comedian; Mu,lc WJII (also at 10 p.m.) WISS WOC 2:00 WI\Br·Mol;ne Gospel Temple Mlids: Ken Carponltr. ""nollneer; John Scott Trotter's NBC. f rtd Waring In Pleasure CBS·Army B a~d: IVFBM WSaT Suviu orchest". Guilt: J Ohn Wlyne, lueen star. Sports Rniew: IVLW WROK l'im(: WTAM WLW WTMJ WKaH WKB II WISN IYMBD WINO,SlJOrIulll WGN WIIBF CBS·Jcrome HlndiClp: WBB~ WIND·Sportsman', Pit .• 7111 R••• WFA.\I WISS WTAQ WKlIB WIRE·N.idoborhood Topiu WIND Ger""n !lour KldOXLlDd.'1 Fi ..t to ... WI~N Rhrthm Vatietle. WBAAThe AlJOthtca.y KMOX II'KBH WMBD woe WTAD·Jack A"."t'on, FREqUENCIES 5:30 WMBD-SportJ: Melod, Mi .... t"•• WSOW.Yocal Styline .HB C·CI~b Mallnft; Nt ..s: Woe·Sporlt Summary WDZ.Birthd.y Party: Mo.~ WI SA WBOW KMOX·l090 WfAM·llOO WIR [ ·llOO _T-6Ot) NBC·Uttlt Juk lIttle's Orth.: KOA-$10 WfBM·ll3O WlSH·I1M WOC·l370 KSD WIBA 6 :15 Hiehli~ht. \1'Ceo,Life of Muy Soch"n CBS·Michael Loring. lonlls: WJR WIlAThi, Lind of Ou •• WOZ·tlome Folh "l'mn lI ..... r KSD·55O WGN·720 WJBC·l200 WOWO·J160 MBS· Htnry Wober's CG~tert Or. WillI' En~le"ood Hour KWK·1350 WH A·!MO WJJO·I130 WROK.1410 chestr.: WIRE WBBM \I'KBII WTAQ WFAM II'HA Chapler I Day WIIA.S KMOX WILL·Un;'·e,"ity Ltcture Will]> Sporci Re";ow WBAA..s90 WHAS.a20 WJ R·750 WSBT·l360 N8C·Enkin. Hlwklns' Orch.: . WIND·New, WINO-:)lJOrc, Edicion WB8M·770 WHBf·124G WKBB·1SOO WSUJ.880 WE:-IR KWK ( ....9.53) (Continued on Nut PIj4I) WJJD·Rhylhm for Tn * WJBC-Ne"', WB OW·J310 WH IP.'411Q WKB H.J3ao WTAD·900 WROK Market.: P!,(m. Prnut WJJOMuinee Mod.rn WCCO-$IO WHO.lOoo WLS·870 WTAM·l070 . WTAOCommunity New. WLW.Thi. DIY Is Our. WC fL·970 WlBA·'280 WLW·700 WTAQ·mO WllL·S80 WMAQ-670 WTM J ..(j20 11'011'0 Old Time R.Ii~ion WDZ·250 2:15 WENR-$70 W1N D·560 WMBO.'44(I NBC·Ma Perkins. sketth: KSO WROK·M. Porkin •. sketch -« THURSDAY! -« WIRE WMAQ WTMJ WilD 3:4 5 WlW MBS·To be announced: WIIBF NBC'Growlng Pa ins, sketth: NBC·Midllrum. sketch: WLW weFL·M.ke Believt Daneel.nd II'lW·To be InnoUHeman·. ]>k., ht R.ce 1I'1II1'·1{..I IVIIBFCou.in P"'IcY'1 Sun.hine ("Iub NBC· H0G5ier Hop, yar""ty show: ,'" J.,,~~ ".,.11 ...._', WTAQ WKaB WKlIlI \\'CCO .... ' • ...-._..... ,. 38, TheRew WII:IA WCFl 11'0\\'0 (I" 1533) WBB~I WI~S woe WFBM WILL-The Bro.adcalters MBS·Paul D ~chr's Orth.: WIlBF CB5·GenUlCve Ro .... ~op.: Woe WINI)Spa.t, Edicion WBAA R.dio Club \\'J!lCSweet & S"inK MAXWELL HOUSE D"eba]]; Cubs ¥t_ Su WI:I!lM WTAQ I\'FB" WKBB WFAM II"OZ·Jimm,· W.I.h WBI:I\I II'C(,O WISS (.,,-17,83) WMBDWindol'l' Shopp" WfFt WG:-I WGS Ihl. of Today WMT Emily Morlan Now More Than Eyer ... K~IOXM"Iic Kitchen *S.,,·S: llBOW WOZ 11-"1311 WILL \Iu.;. That Uyn WROl\ M".ic Graph. I\BAA·You a"d Y..... r Ch,ld KMO.X-To ~ o.,nounctd WINO,Spo".m.,,·, Pk .. 5tJ> nlu Good to the La, t Dropl WBOW·CIa •• ie Mu.i.al. Ji.WK lIome Pia .. WJJD·i'.. ifi~ Paradi ... 4:45 WC('OLodi~. First I\'HIIA O"c. l'pon • Tim. \IKBH Scord,.... d CBS·To b.t .nft ..... nnd: WTAQ Page. 40 a/51-E *lIew", IVKBB WKBH To l.>e announced, WKBB IYLW 8:45 K;\[OX Twilight Trail WOC·Bo .. lin~ Ili~hli~hl' WCftSporl. WBOW ·Let'. Talk It Over WCFL fran &: Frit. * 1\'BB'n'~II' w'th Todd lIunter WT,\;\I-Billl C,,1\il,n', Orel:! II'f'AM Amecican hmily Robison WFAM Ilhythn' Rendetvou$ II"G.\'J.ck ~cLean's Orch, W("CO·To ~ announced WTMJ -Danee Orch, THURSDAY II'HBf-Sports Spacks; Serenade \\"G~·l.ighlni .. g Jim II'INO·Paul P"i~e', o..ch. \VFIl.\15'n~i"~ Cop 10:30 WHO Vick. 1'.-.:"'. l'/HBf Bur~emeiqer Game g:OO *1I'1"O ,"el" CBS-H al K ~mp's Drc h.: IVfBi\! WlREOick Reed In<; .... Worhl Dante. HIIC·Krall Mu.ic Hall ; Starring II'.IR ~'u"ral Pc~m. WIIAS Il'KBtI II'KBII IV.\1T Foolball forecast October 5 I\'KIHI ;\h"ic Makt.. Bin ~ Ccosb), KSO KOA WLW WMBD Oi:Ilie. the A,r: KII"K (sw.I1.87) CBS·Amo~ 'n' Andy: I\'BBM MBS·Shep rields' Orch.: IVIIBF 111'11 11'11.' Wllt~ I\LII ~~" WROK-Aloha I.alld lI'eco K.\IOX WflHI (aho ~ee 1~'1T CBS-To be ",nnounted: WTAQ WTAM \\'MAQ (a1>0 see Sun. *MBS·Elliol1 Roosuelt. comm.: 6 II.m.) KFI a, 11 :30 p.m. ) 8:00 WGII * lIe"·,, KII'K W~BT NBC·M r. K ~en. Triter of Lost CBS ·Ma jor Bo", .. 4.mateur Hour . * .\'ews: II'ROK WOWO \\I;\1T To be announc.d: 11"11.10 woe K\IOX·E.e";n~ Serenade I'e"on •• dram.: WENn WMT MBS·The Gru ll Hornet: WMT WBBM WHAS WJR KMOX woc In!8D \\'l.W WHBF 1\(,fJ.·J.ife I'rgm_ KIVK WIlBf KWK-Danct ",,,,ic \\,BO\\ IYMBD WISN I"CCO woe WCCO-Who', Il,e Champ WENR I'hil I.evant's Orch * N'ews: WJJD WMI:lO woe To be announced: WISD woe IIFtiM WTAQ WKBH ( ... -11 83, To he announoed' II'MAQ WSBT WC,",Jack Md.•• n·, Orch. W('FL-Stau 01 Tomorro .... KWK-~lIOrh Re"iew To l.>e announced , 11'110 WKBB KWK·Slum. CO" You .\Ioney MBS·Johnnie O avi~' Orcehst,,: WI SO I.i~ht O ••,io WII,\S,Univ. of Kenlucky *WE ~'R·Dur"ud Kirby, news WBOW·Si & Ezra *W80W·News KWK \\'llI.If,Sarah l.lhou". sonp WLII'8urt Farbec'$ Or(h. WCCO .Fro"t P a~e Parade WIND-Paul rai~e', Orch. 1\ "AQAbe l.yman·, {)rch. *WCfLSpeoial Ne'" N BC.vicki Chase. sop.: WOWO WINO·Emil FliBcrat~ CBS·Bob Chesler's Orch.: WISS KOAAtoha Land WfBM WHAS IVJR WE NR A~ Lyma .. ·s Orch. *II' Ct·I.·;\'~ws IVTfo>OWalkathon K\\'K ~Iu,ical Prgm. WMBO WKBB WKBII WBtlM HBC·One of the Finest: IVLS *WGN ,Flying Reporter WIIIlF-lhwaii Call. WIIAS WSBT 1I'1.\1'·C.rI D~acon Moore', Or· WBOW·Salon En~emble * WHBF-.\'ews * WIN D,New $ Behind the Ne .. , chstra HBC'Cameos of Melody: KSD WCFL-Famous Bando 11'1110 Hym"s o( All-Churches 9:30 MBS·lnside of Sports: WIBA 1\'TAM·Otto Thucn·. Oroh. WKBtI·GH>S\· C~ .. van *New", IVGN WHO WMT II'KBB·Srmphony 11.11 NBC ·Dance Orth.: WEsn W;\IT NBC ·WiII O~born!'~ Orchestra : 11 :00 To be announred: WillE WLII' WKBII John Gruber W~1TTcea s ure A"le WENR WBOI\' \\'OWO (,w_ Woe-Ballad_ in Blue 11'01\'0 I.w_lI.87) CBS·Jerry Livingstone's Orch.· *KWK ·Sport ~ Final: Ne .... s WROK· Victor 1I0ur 9.53) WROK.Prairi. Sill ~ "r CBS·Americans 1\ Work: woe I\SIIT WISN WBBM WMBO WBOIV·Melooy Time WSIlT Ha}JQft Jln,ooc« NBC ·Dance Drch.: IVMT K;\IO:\ WFBM WJR WKtlB WCFL.Top Tunes II'FB,II II'rro WKBII WSBT 7:30 8:15 WTAQ K;\IOX WKBB WJR woe (,.... -6,12) WfAM .Dinner Houc ;\ I u,i~ale MBS·Dick J urgen s' Orch .: WGN * CBS·Str1nge As It Seems: MBS·Johnnie D1Vis ' O"hestra: WIIAS \\,ISN KWK \I'MT *WUBF.News; O,nce Tune! S."$: WFBM WCCO WIIAS *NBC·New$: Harry James' Or. WG" WHBF ~'" ...... , ...... ~, ..~" ...... ,h.,tra: W,\1AQ WDU KWK WIND Li~ht C!3s~ic KM()X WJR WBB~I (,,,"-15.27) - * lIe"" IVfB.\1 WHO WIND,Belly '" Bub, ,ketch MBS·Henry W~ber's CO nCtrt Re· WK8B·Di"ner Concecl (al..., KNX KSL at 11:30 p,m. ) vue: KWK WGN WHBf KMOX F""ce 1 .3u~. *WFAMThal I\'IIIP-Gerr"an 1I0ur 9;45 MORNING I'~"'$ FRIDAY, Oelober 6, 1939 WILL-Homemaker.' Quarter Hr. NBC.The WIIBF-Mu'ical Clock \1'1.\'0 He"dline Hhylhm WI-W·To be announced WJJD tI""""Orlh Broadust WI..'> *StClI' In p1'Cl9/'Clm 1I1t1~gl IYOWO Checkerboard T.me WKBB·\'.rialion. on Slncation IIId/cCltes n.wI broCldC:Cld. NIIC·Women in White. shUh: *\\"TAD·Community News 8:00 WcrO-Ma Peckins WKBII·TQ l.>e ,"no"n("" W.\IAQ WTM J KSO WIRE 1'0'110 II !)Z·Zeke Manners Wl.S edt""r of Alice 1Iiaic CIIS ·M1nh .ttl~ Moth(r. sketch; WGS -Good ~1orni"K Prgm. W;\II.ID ·Me ..~nl:er: Melooy Min · NBC ·Rakov·s 0,,".; KI\'K ( ..., 7:00 Q.m. CST 7:30 WBB;\[ \\,IIBF Public Ser\'ioe iature: Thrift M.,,~g" 15.21) IVJJI)·\';(tor Lindlahc * WOWO Mlrkets Nows *CBS·News Roundup from Eu· CBS-Richard Muwell: (5..... 17.83) CBS·Stepmother. ,ketch: 1V8B~ II'I.S-The We. KMOX·IV aker,UPIJtrt *News: WGI\" WllBf WKBB 1V~1B0 Jay's 1V0",en of Today cietl To l.>e a""oun~ed: \\'110 WLW K.\lOX·O• .,k Varieties II' BOW 11'011'0 KWK·Grady Canlrell KMOX-Jaek Arm5lro"g WROK·Mor"i"~ Devoliono. WG." Morn;nl: ,I\u_ical W!)Z·,\"n QIl the Slreel WBBM.Your Morni,,~ RellOrter II'BlIMMu,ical Clock WTAO-Mini'ler,al ,\lliance NBC-JDhn's Dlher Wile. sketch II'l1Bf·Mornin~ .\1elodies I\'fA.\1 Minutes 01 Melody WtlOW)jorning O.,'otio". II'C(O·,\1"'ie,1 Chi",e, II'T.\lJ·\\'hat"s New WMAQ WIRE WHO KSD Wn1J 11'I"D·.\1a~ .\1 iller', Quartet WCCO-Air Almanac WGN·Everyd.y 1I"0rds: Good WFB~I frrddie .\1iller Wl.1I' WIS.\' lIa B.iI.\· AII"n WIIA·B.nd W a~on WOl-Paul GrO"e~ ;\10",;nl: P!ed (0 You \\"LW·"e~1 Mi" Julia WILLSociolo~y of the City WfiiM WMBO WIIO·Fruit Reporler IVJJO·Chri'tian Scieuce Pr~m. NBC·Life * WMBO-1'\cw. WISI)·~lusical Rou,uiup c.. IVIl.L·Concert AiFs WK~U·~locninl: O.,·oliono .. 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CBS·Su"ny Melodies: IVFAM KSD WIRE WHO WMAQ WLIV WIIID·Ji~,my Dun. ndooy throulh II'KBIl WBB.\1 WK8B (ow. WTMJ \VJJD-I'arent Worhh(lp F..w..y. hur r.",QUI N. B. C. 17.83) IVKBB·\I·. P.A. Pr~,n. 10:15 Star. Belly Winklu. I>Ortnoy NBC·BrukfaSl Club: WOIVO * N.w", IVMT WROK \\ITAD *WKBII New.: B a r ~ain Counle, the love-.wept .dventureo of WDZ·A!I,s Mutual Ins, WLS- Mu $ical f~alure P.tricu. ROlen, "Gitl AI.,...." HBC ·Lorenzo Jonn. ~ketch: KSO Hcan.w. ",,;na;. d;ft'e~t, Tod.y- To ~ announced: WHO WIRE *WFAM -N e"'~ : Conoul Time \\'OWOMornin~ Chapel WIRE WHO WMAQ II'TMJ KMOX ·Yio & Sade WGN Morning Melodie. WROK Health Talk: Tune In: H. B. 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WS.U Slor~' 900k Hour W60W l.ukt Walton On Sports WBOW .1310 WHlp.1480 WKB ... . 1380 WTilO,900 WKBIIDanc. Oreh WTMJ ·Shadows of Fu .\lanehu WOOW M.rry·Go·Hound W('(,O-Jack A"n.lro"l WCCO.810 WHO.l00D WLS.870 WTAM.I070 IVLW To be annuy,,~ed 10:30 WCFI.Jaek Kelly's Oreh. WCfL.970 WIBA.1280 WLW.700 WTAQ.B10 WMBO~lu.ieo WDI.·Di(:k Jurt~'" CBS·C.b C~llow.y's Orchesl,,: WC" Ennin( Serenlde WfA\!·Footbal1 R.,·iew WOZ.250 WILL .S80 WMAQ·670 WTMJ-620 B:45 WII AS WI\BII WHEW·Loot Emllire, drama \\,1I.BF·C~pt~in Midnigb1 WENR.870 WlNO.S60 WMB O·1440 WCN-Jack MelA:an', Orch. * CBS ·!'Iyl Sullivan Rev iew. Ihe * WIIO N• ...-s WI!'IO-Sporl.man·, Pit .. 8th Rlcel______JWIXDlin.-o Ga"'e WINDSporl,man·. 1'1< •• 6\h Raft \\ISS-51>orll Parade WISNWorld DanCH News: \\'FB\1 K.IIOX WISN WIRE·The hrk POI \\-\lAQ·To be allnouncro 9 :00 WCCO WOB)I WIS"·AtoIT Sin,in' Sa ... 6 :15 WIlT-Vox Pop S.,,", WG", W),4T WIIBf Woe-Program I'revi_ 6 :00 WIIOY NBC .I Lon" Myshry: WII O WIIOK lt ~liln Itour WROKMu,i. " Sol'!!" CBS·Amos 'n' Andy: WJR WHAS CSS·C;;r.."d CentIlt Station: HBC .Orith Vllley Days. sketch: (ako ac 10 p.m.) WTA\I WT\lJ KSD W~IAQ WTiI~1 B,~ Town WBBM WJR WHAS WFBM KOA KF! WIRE WTAO·lhmmo"d Or.ln 11'1.11- W1RE WIlO h",'9.53) WTMJEuy A.~, .•bteb WTMJ·Mut Min Juli •. ,k!t.h HBC·Morln Slst.r.: WI8A KMOX WCCO To I.>t .""oont.d WM 80 woe CBS .Ar istocrlh: WTAQ (al"'~~ .~,t ..!0,:2.5. r;,~') *NBC·Hrws: To be ~nnounced: * X.... ,: KWK WSDT 6:45 W80W II'ENR WO\I'O 5:00 NBS·Fr.d Waring in PI.uYre CBS·Lum &. Abntr. sUtch : MBS ·lnSide Sports: WLW WCfL·life l'rSm. NBC·H.I.n BriSCIH " G.nll.m.n WBBM WJR WTAQ WFBM IVC:-.' KWK KWK·Oance M".k WE~R-Phil L.vant·, Or~h. Time: WTAM WLW WTMJ " WC:-.' Di(k J ur(t.... ' Oreh. of Jin: WMAQ WIBA (.w.9.53) WMAQ WIIAS WCCO I\MOX (II", KNX WBOW Radio Re"ival NBC ·Rly Kinn.y·s Orc~.: WLS WI:-.'O-LI~~t Clnlle HBC·Piloni,t; AIm. Kitchell', KSL al 10,15 p.m.) WCFL- f. abor Fl .,hes HBC,Vln AI.nllder·s Orehestr,,: .;<1•••• _ .... u. CBS·Ch;"gol"': WMOO WINO·Walk.,lIon WLW-Carl lorch', Orch. Brief Cue: WENR I\WK WMT II'M,\Q.Abe Lyman'. Orcll. NBC·V~n Aleund .. ·• Drches,,": * Ntws: II'KBB WKBH WISN·Reflectlon. *CBS.Hews: ... er bert Don.ldson. *MBS·Fu!\on Lowis. Jr .• tomm.; WF.NR WO·1. fo-otball foreult *WKBB-News WTA M :;.mmy Watkin.' Oreb. fOn~' WSIIT WKBB WFBM WIIDF WfA,'1 Jot Bola"d WKBH,Supr><:r Club II'TAQ ·Sup~r Club WfAM WB8M * :-.'e",", W~IIIO WMT woe woe * News: WfAM WFBM WROK WllIIF·Sport. Spark.; Ser.n. d ~ WM80·0ix ieland Band WTMJ ·Sporh: Dance Orell. WDOW·Si & E... 10:45 MBS·Gus lllaro'J Orch.: wes Caplain Mid"igh!. \\"G~ WHO WeFL·Top Tun., IYflO·nidurd lI imber', Oreh. Woe·Coli'eun> Ballroom W1RE J)"k need CBS ·Cab Callo ..ay ·, OrChHtr, ' To be .nnount.d: WilD WmE Sporn: WBBM WK88 WKBH WFA~I ·Dinner \lo"r MUlicalt 9:15 WJR WSBT wtSN WFB~I KMOX France L.u~. hiBhlight. *I\ MOX·~lannery Views New. WGN·Bob El,on', .portl r."iew woe· Vocal. by Vivian *MBS·John SI.ele. n.w$: wes KMOX WBB~I WMBD WCCO KWK-IIon,. Pbte WIJO\I··My:II MBS·Welcom. H.ighbor: WIIBF aUIly": WMT \\,CCOO_l. Rhocl .. * K\\'K·SPO'" finll: :-.'.w. W'-"O-Emil FJindl'l Orch. WBOW-~I.lody Time NBC ·Busin.ss FroMi.,,: WMAQ To be anlloynNd Wf.UI WINO WKBIl Rtqyut Pr,m. WCFLSt>orll KWK]..on~ Ran~tr waoll' WTAM WTMJ Gn~t: J. D. Stu.... p'eal· W1.WMoon River * II'IIBF·X.,,·s: Dance lOInn *WROW S~'" d~nl of the L!bbr·Qweo.·Yo)rt\ WIXO L i~ht Cla ..i~ * WCFI. St ... ci~1 N.w, CompaoT· End 01 Friday Pratra",s RADIO GlJIDE'S X-WORD PlJZZlE rau can I.a,. 'a Draw. a' 110m. In YON' spar. tIm. '.11 practical way Trained Artists Are Capable of Earning $30, $50, $15, • Week \'OV ...... , .... oblllIY 10 ...' .. tM fuel"oU"., ~""II· ,bl, n.ld 0( ~_ ..."'1.1 An. n', OE I G H T SUPER GLOSS PRINTS ROLL TWO 'ROFESSIOtU.L DEVElOPED ENLARGEMENTS ...... p. FAST SERVICE Z~ft Sotllh,ct/on GIIQronfe.d ~ ... : .. "" ...... 'HOTOlAS, 801 5544. D. pt. 4. Chicogo : .te.":.. .•••••••••• •••••••••••• ~,!,~' ••••••••• : HOR IZON TAL 60, Short for Dorolhy 13. ~othinl 2. 6. Star in Ih. portrait I ~Iu· 61. Shorl for S)'dnc)' IS. Day of tbe .... eek • inl dir~lor Of! "Cities 63 Sauttl 'Olll 16. -- lind, ..,ng'''o' • FREE ~.y;re Concert" and ocher 61, Gn .... ttI a'U)' II • luf 17. 'linutc partide of rna" .. ENLARGEMENT )I' Be prOlram~) 65. l.onl. n... o" ~nno"l 18, "~sculin. name 11. 0,· •• (ps. Just to eet acquainted, we will V[RTICAl beautifully enlarre an y snapSh ot, 12. A unit 21. Can,. d ..... r photo, Kodak picture. prill! or nega 11. Prdix me.nin~ ".fo•• 1. A11.n. rad,o COmIc 28. Span;sh .rticl. IS. I'lural for medium 2. F.neinl ,,,o.d 29. Clill --. radio aclor tive t o 5x7 Inches F REE-ir you . n ), Trul)' e1 0~ this a d with t Oe: for return mall 17 .."imble 31, Chro;ter --. acto. '''The in,. Inlormot ion. on hand tlnt ln, io 1. Atbntir Rt~aHa (abbr.) 19. Geo.~e --, bandl.adu O·~.ill," lIa t ural colora ... lIh R FREE lrame... nt 1m· 22. Edna --. ,ingc. 5. H."y --. b."dlude' 32, Initial. of Elspelh E.ic mediately. You. o.I,;nol ret urned wi t h 21 R~lat.~ 6. They ';"k ill rhurch .. 35. Walte. • orchesl.a· you. f.eo enlar,ement. l ook Over your 21. Round or • l.dd•• 7. Inili~l, of MII,u. Pete"o" leader ("~a,ional Farm and plct u ... now a"d .end your IRvo.;te anap" 25. (harl., --. announCer 8. fldC"U"t uo;ed i" vl~l'inl: 1100n. Hou.") .hot o r ne,at lv. todoy .. thl. free offer 26. Without (Fr.) I.r.o". 36. Money. rich •• ; g.ettl i. limited. DEAN STUDIOS. Dept. 345. 27. PostpOne 9, St"Hed 37. -- lhchmaninoff. lamou. 118 N. 15th St" Omah •• Neb. 30. A cOf!'Pt, 60. Donna -- (r.ed Wac;n/:'s _ .... :k ... _ .. __ .... ' .. Of u".,,,,, _"...... 55. Work al I tr~e .'ouli,1) ~.... '''<>0 ,""., ... " .... 1<>00 """•• " .. ""'" ...... 56. Ilem.in, of ~OII 61. An)"hing ,1H'J>ed .=,';'y ~::::,'... ~,:~.... .;...r..:;:. r:::::.. ::,;!,,'::. r:::. 58. C~II grain 62. ,,";_Iu.e in d'6IK .._...... ,...... ,.•• ""m."_.- _ ...... •. -- _Oft ••... _,,,_,,_ ...... ~ :'.~:':. ~.~;:oe.::.~ft.!~;:-_'!i<:::.• '~.. ,::~ •• ;.:::': .....~ '-H', n .... " ••• 1 ... ___." •••. "".'" ".... ,.. 00_' __ ~ .....", ...-u ...... ,_ .. ," ._ .. ,...... __ ...... n. _,~" ...... ,_ .. . ••1 ••• _ ••(See Questions on Page 12) Mexican War. (Righ!.) 1rOPit~ ch -. n",~ -fflt:Jff:'orMon PFB ,t. In order that you may compare your 2. Lell, (Wrong.) For quick ..,I~r from ilCbinrof ecuma. pimple.. lith score with that 01 contestanls on the air, 3. The Australian tennis team. (Right.) lele's foot. ..:alee. ecaboe.. raoheI and othcrut~maJly ca.-d &kin IrotIbI ... use world-fal1'lOl.ta, 000111111:. anl, you will lind indicated jn parenfheses o.eplic. liquid 1).1).0. Prelcription. Gr~aaelu ... whether the conlestant who was asked " Nell". Tllr .... $tainlea SoothN irritalion "nd quickly IIOpt intense itchina;.:l5c lriall>ot\le PfOV" it. or mo""y bock. A.k the question on the ajr answered righl your druuist todIIy for D. P. P . "Ru eRII'TION. I. Rubbing sticks logether, rubbing or wrong. It you get more than 12 an· llin!. focusing sun's rays with magni swers right, you are belfer than fhe fying glass. (Righi.) radio contestants. • Here's the Way 2. Stock yard. baseball park, and a U. S.60VERN M ENT " T"a or Fatl." prison. (lout 01 3 right.) J05 1. False. (Wrong.) 3. An honest man. the Golden fleece, to Curb a Rupture 2. True. (Wrong.) and Ihe fountain 01 youth respectively. $1260 to S2100 Year SucClHdul Hom. IHut Week's Special Features LISTEN AND EARN 1. Th. Fall Prograll! Loo;ofor Have fun and earn S 1.00 by catching some radio performer making a slip of Find your favorites at ill glance. the tongue or using a senlence with 1. RaYlTlond Gram Swill, UllmGlked twisled meaning! Contribulions should Who is this hero 01 the first war broadcasts? With everyone be sent to Editor Bulls and Boners. RA' lalkinq about him, RADIO GUIDE tells his story-liral. 010 G\1tD£. 731 Plymouth Court, Chica· go. Ill.. and should be accompanied by ] . .nu MClrbl. Turns to Radio details of Ihe time and date 01 program. But why does the world's greatest woman tennis champion name of slation and broadcaster. In seek a career aa ill singer? What are her chances 01 success? case more than one reader submits the same boner. Ihe prize will go to con ... Jack 'unlly'l Rochelt.r II a GhoJt tributor whose leiter bears the earliest The colored comic you hear u Rochester is not Rochester. postmark. In case of tying postmarks, He is really ... but read "No Name of His Own" yourseU. all tying contestants will receive prizes. 5. Mory EOlfman', Seer .. ChClritiu • She sings beautifully. she gives generously, which is why Nancy CraIg on "Women of Tomor row" apuklng of new f ..hion. in Jew our writer has called his story "Meel Miss Bountiful." etry: " ... arId chatelainea on our bo. 6. W k." II a Coneg. Football H. ro an A",oteur1 oms. Which we will all have, no matter what else."_Mr•. H. M. Anderson. 128 Bill Stern. who knows more college players than any an S. Main Street, Allentown, N. J. (Sept. nouncer in America, answers the question "But Are They Ama 12 over Station WOR.) teura?" • 7. Th. 1<40t io.ot Song S.orf.h Safety apeaker: "My friend wal called to the telephone. She .tipped on Each week there ia a new contest for a popular tune. "- rug, fell downstalr. landing in a hoa Sp. f.lal Hltings of far. lgn short_wave station I pit,,-' bed with a broken leg."-M rs. E. •• L. Wittl., Lumberport, W. Va. lSept. 9 Tune in Europe direct. Hear what the Germans and French over Statio" WMMN.) and English have to say for themselves. • Hews broodf.osts dar_marke d for qulf.k referenu in progrom . ef.tion New. comme"btor: "An embargo •• has been plaf.ed 0'" arms and mual 10. Detaill of 011 the new program. returnin1) to the air cian ....- O lf. k Rou, 914 ',2 Broadway. Tacoma, Wnh. (Sept. 7 over Station It's a Super-Issue of Radio Guide KMO.) Reserve It at Your Newsstand Today • War broadcaster: "Thou.ands of me" Joi ... ed their force. marching 0 ... land. on the aea, arId In Ihe alr."-Llonett Galn.ford. 226 Thomp.on Drive. St. James, Manitoba. (Sept. 9 over Station FOOTBALL BROADCASTS WJR.) Soturday, September 30 Aritou It MinntsoU Ntbrnh at Indiana Wloynt It Michigln Slati Back Pain and 3:00 p.n>_ f.':iT. 2:00 CST. 2,45 p.II\. EST. 1,45 CST, I :~5 p_m. EST. 12:45 CST. 1:00 '1ST. 12.00 n .....m PST 12;45 '1ST. II ;45 I,m. PST 11:45 a_m. _'bT. Hl:15 I'ST Kidney Strain RUPTURED? wrCN weco WHLB NBC WEAF WNAC WTIC WIBM WOOO·WASH WJ IM KVW WSB WTAM WENR ...,~i·.ro~~.!"",~., !D!,.!;~h~~ ,i.:~rrKi,"~:~~:"'~;: .:.".1 CentenlfY at Teus A. &. M_ WLW WHEN CBF KPRC Get Relief This Proven Way Wittenberg It earne-gi. Tuh. '-"'~nlk .,.d I>Oa--oO'Wuh' "',11,.-), .u.1 lHad.l~r "',Q' 3:00 p.n>. Ic"'ST. 2;00 C~T. KVOO KOA WDAF WBAP I,,,,. In.y to. .be """ , .• ",.' "f t:~",,". Ad,lIt.>. II"by tr,' In cr," .I""~ with 1.,,_. 11011 ~""l:~ 1;00 \IST. 12,00 ",..,,, PST WKV WOW KMA KSTP 200 p,m. E'iT. 1:00 (''iT. ",'1IIn.o: l'P ~idll •• l\"mioK I·..... ".·•• J... ~ ,'.1,,". """ n,·.I, I"" h ... ,-lly on hi"" on,\ .1)ln~_ WDE:L WFSR KTBS WBRC IHXl noon ~IST, 11:00 a.m. :-;~".Q".,,~ •• _ 1""ln~ ... S",.II,· •.\"~I~ •. tlb.,,,,,.,k ,·"IM." ('I'(.",,,~ ron to> hold n'I'!!''''~ You ,,, .., KWKH KPO KOVL (Set SHurday PST l'.h••.• ",1 .. "If, .:I·~II"" I" '''"'')' .1I.·h nl"'. II,,' Ih. ,',"HI.," :0;" 1<'~-'Ir.I" or ""ttl". ,,,,,to. "-n\o_ <1['''''11< ",'lI"u ..r 'h~ [~.,,,,,'. 1..... ·r[I'"~" ell'e>: Program Listings tor olhu h~l"" 11~' "1.1"~v, "10'"" , .. ,. t: •••· ••. 1, ~I._ ·rbl. pi". u,~11 .,1),,0'01.1 .. 1",,1 '",Id. 0' rut OI"'''\O .. -rollo~'. C~mum Collrgt It Tula~t WWSW KDKA .... " 1-1, II,,, .. ,,,.,,, .. ,.1, In-tlg! h"'ru ...d ollllth) 'b~ vollloll •• """~ "r Cr.. u n •• r .;.. UI make ,,,,, • 1'1_' ," •• _ .. I .... In. l"ln",,' .U" .. II<-'b~. 2;00 p,m. EST. 1:00 ('f;T. 50ulh Oakola at JOWl r... l lib • .,p" I ...... " In I" •• Iv'" ~'-'" Tn II .. ",k or 1".,., 1.IJt,t .... ", I~ ,nor. \\"U.f~ .....t, 12,00 noon \1'iT. 11:00 a.m. New York U. al Colqatt ,'." , ..... , ,,,,'b. ""' ... , r<>•• _nlo. FREE 3:00 p,m. EST. 2_00 (<;T, ~~,::~d~~.1~;. .r"c;.~~1 "r... ~'~"'.·'~lrb':kk .uJ; P~T 2:00 p"n, EST. Loo C~I. I.~,k ".\.,,1. T. HOII"" ..... ·• oDd drt.n. of IItH,..1 1:00 \1ST. 12:00 nOOn PsT ., dm~~1 I. ood 'he guofllal .. ~""h" roo. ,."!!".,, I~I" ,,1.1 ofr... At.., ,·ndor,wmrnt. WAIM WSMB 12:00 noon ~I'il. 11 ,00 I.nl. f .."" .,o,.r,,1 u ." '" .",,,,, nO!J:hl.... I.-t. W,lIe' PST WOC WMT WHO Cluth. Sono, Dept. 2<1. Bloondleld, New JerH1 Colorldo U. It Minourl WGV WESG WfBL WGR 3:00 p,rn. E'iT. 2,00 CST. WGV WHEC WIBX WNBF Professional Games 1:00 '1ST. 12,00 nOOn 1'':iT KMBe Or.gon at Southern Cali/ornia Sunday, October 1 5:00 p.m, ESC. 4,00 CST, Duke al Dlvidson 3:00 'bT. 2:00 P~T Brookly" at Philld.lphil 2:15 p_m. E ..T. 1,15 CST. KMJ KFI KME:O KGW 12,15 "ST. 11;15 vn. PST KTAR 2:00 p.m. EST. 1,00 CST, WBT WBTM WCHV WDBJ 12,00 noon MST, 11:00 a,m. WDNC WLVA WPTf WRVA Ore-gon Stale II Siantord PST WSVA 5.00 I,m. t;S'. 4,00 'ST. WCAU 3.00 'bT 2:00 I':.T floridlo al TUli KIRO KOH Chiu90 Burs al Pltlsbur,h 2.00 p.m. [!;T. lOt CST. SAMPLES OF REMARK. 12:00 nOOn ;\1.,1, 11,00 a.m. Pittsbur,h It Wuhin,lon 2:30 ,',m. EST. 130 (ST, .... LE TREATMENT FOR 3.m. F R E E ]'S1 5,00 l',m. EST. ~:OO CST, 1230 M,>T. 11:30 PST WDBD WJAX WRUf 3:00 \1ST. 2;00 PST KOKA KDMO KHQ STOMACH ULCERS Gonnga at Wuhln9ton SUit Clueland It Gr •• n Blot PIckers 5,00 p_m. EST. 4:00 CST, purdue It Notre Dlomt 3:00 p.m. EST. 200 C'iT. 3 00 ~tST, 2.00 PST 2:45 p_m. EST, 1,15 CST. 1:00 \bT. 12,00 noon PST KV(C 12:45 ""T, 1145 a.m. ~T WKBH NBC WJZ WBZ WHAM Minhillin ,t Holy CrO'lS WOWO WSM WAVE: WMAQ Detroit It Cardinals 2,00 p.m. EST. 1;00 CST, WTAR WIDD WBAL WOAV 12,00 noon M'iT. 11:00 am. WEBC CKV WMAL WOSU 3,00 p.m, EST. 2,(1) C'iT, I'ST KTHS KGO KGA KEX (SH 1,00 MST. 12:00 noon I'~' WORC WEEI WMAS WORC SUurdlt Program Lislin9S WJJD WINO WPRO lor othor ouuns) Rhode hllond Sill. "-t Brown New York .t Wllhintlon M,r~utttt "-t U. 01 Wisconsin 2:00 p.m. EST, 1:00 CST, 2:00 p_m. EST, 1:00 ~T, , 1 :-45 p,m. EST, 1:15 CST, 12:00 noon MST, 11:00 a.m. 12:00 noon MST, 11:00 •. m. 12:15 MST, 11 :45 ',m. PST PHILADELPHIA VON CO. 0.1>\. U~·F P>T PST Fo:. Bid,., l'hU.dol"bl., PI. WKBH WJAR WOL WfM S WeBM 44 ./11 I" Like a Manikin- BEHIND MUSIC MR. FAIRFAX ro. ultrs·.,O0 ...nlll,. 101' M' 011: 1'h¥,I.. L ~.,,_. 1'''-,1 11111_. 1Iot10l I'~tl ... ,'lrno )1.,,_. ~I ..... II"· \ ... Ilodmt _1., .11<1 )Ion''''' 1.11•• tIu (Continued Itom Page 15) No penonal Teplies to questions un· Ihll...... !!to t:llkltn<7. 1_lIbllltr. less accompanied by stamped, self· I "~. rm1lOloo:1. 1·• ..-aILtI. 1'!tJ,t<.L .1><1 .u ..n . L IJlIlltuItL•• fIII 0 .-. of .t.· addreued envelope. 11 " .""L...... ne0 ..~, 1111> Ii;> ..,..,. sical proqrams did not explore a broad .. It ; be IIP·lo-dU,. be larn"",d. "'. ropLo, _dtr- Academy of Art. Arlene made her I"" It II .....IU, ... ""oP. bul"''''''' ..'L .... L' to .UbleC'Y h~nLth II"Uey nQW 1"""0(1 by tho a homespun sense of humor and an a :>ollonol l'r ol~NI"e In'D,ane<) Co. week's issue of RADIO GUIDE aviator and in 1928 flcw air-mail dur "en tr(lrn .~ea 18 to G!J ,,,,d women Ir(lm sna earnest enthusiasm lor everything con· IS to 5O-wL"'lher o.,plore-d or 001_00 who .,.. ing the summer. He became a radio rne-dL~.1 at your nearest newsstand nected with radio. He is one 01 the ""'" I. t:ooll hullh are ellgUJle. No ex· early-NOW! singer in 1931. Wayne has been mar· .m~I";::!: ~~re-d"';""lIb 0"" uo_edIT. II ,1_.,.. besl·liked men in radio and one of the ricd (or nine years. He is five feet ten ...... ,b- h,« n .... __ and II ....UI • ....- easiest and most agreeable to work inches tall. weighs 197 pounds. \=IT~'::. n·i!tl~I,:",I&~,r~'~";:!{ =~'\I:>:.'tll~!! f'~"" " ""'¢¢" """ ¢""¢'~ «" .rn"',,'b- .,Id Ln Mo.ftto ... DOllQ'OOldo .... with. He is married to an Associated S~;-"() :>0 )1Q!\'~;y. Ju, ••nll ...... D'''''•• dd ....., Miss Edna R. Heller, Chambersburg, ur .nd In .. :>01100.1 1'roI«1I .. I""'...... Co.. un ROLL DEVELOPED, Press reporter. l'l,k,,·lck Hundl ••. K,n". t·U7. ll... onOI't7 lor II d.,.' ,',.. lnsp01\<7 of the three. His face is thoughtlul. ence F reeman portrays Ellen Brown, ~r::' P:=!I~:"'f'.!- ~.... \;t~~.o.....t"'=. ·~1'''0I!::·~'11'.:1r:l Painted Enlargement- 25c ...,11. ""-'U. meditative, his manner deliberate. His Marilyn Erskine is Janice, Tommy Reprints, 3c. fast Service. Donnelly has the role of Mark, Uncle JANUVllU FILM SER VICE approach to his work is scholarly and Josh is characterized by Bennett Kil. Dept. A- IOO JanuviJLe. Wilconll" thoroughly conscientious. pack, Herbert Templc is in reolity Zachary is doinq less and less musl· House Jamison, Clayton Collyer pl:lys cal work and more dramatic produc· Peter, Joyce is pOl'tr<1yed by Helen tion. Two of his shows were the "EI· Shields, Martha is played by Florence lery Queen" broadcasts and "Men Malone, Warren Colston characterizes Against Death." Zachary is dark, wiry. Darius Boggs, and Tommy H Ullhu is Accent on youth is a dominant note Tug Baxter. The theme song of this serial is " In the Gloaming." at CBS. In the case of Taylor, Zachary and Fassett. the results have been en· Mi66 Lurline PCltterson, Memphis, tirely successful. They are one of the Tenn.-Carl "Oeacon" Moore was born main reasons why Columbia is a leader January 18, 1902, in Paragould, Ar in new and darinq ways to present kansas. He plays the drums, piano and music on the radio. the saxophone. Moorc composed "51. James' Inlh-m:Lry," "Ding Dong Daddy" and "Bye Bye Blues." Mra. John Wade. Independence, Kan. BIRTHDAYS -Fran Carlon may be heard in the role o r Bunny in "The Story of Mary Marlin." SEPTE MBER 30 Mr•. Jas. 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