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Prepare for Radio's Moving Day~Page 37 Prepare for Radio's Moving Day~ page 37 -~~ar ~cpmere,Story by James ~trt;et; ~yrna Loy's !'.'ate.With Her E~·Husband www.americanradiohistory.com MO VIE· R.A·o·1O GU ID E: -National Weekly of Personalities and Progra~s To Our Readers lHESE are times of great transition. now reports the news of b~th. io Todey's events, importen+ and sig• those of us more .closely íntérésted in nificant, are tomorrow's vague mem• radio, it is gratifying to note that t-hen ories. Lest week to the staff and Hollywood gathered to honor it~ dis• readers of Movie-Radio Guide came tinguished citi~ens. the .highest arard a chenge which will not be immediete• went to a radio comedien. W.,e speuk ly forgotten. Curtis Mitchell, editor of of Bob Hope, who on the eveninq of i~is publicotion, long respected for his the Academy Award banquet was pre• honesty of purpose and vision, left his sented with a plaque bearing the in: post for new fields. 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