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Sergeant Gene Autry'sLast Intimate Interview Before He EnteredAmerica's Armed Forces! THE LONG AND SHORT of entertainment, according to Dr.I. Q., is this sort of stunt in which the soldiers entertain each other their own way

IN A dingylittle restaurant ina quiet little town Servicemen'sMorale Is Boostedby wrong somehow. incentral Ohio in the fall of 1940, a tow -headed As time went on, this young man was to have youngster, all of twenty-one, and away from Shows in Which They Can Take Part many such moments. Some would be more painful home for the first time in his life, munched a ham- than others. At times he was to be filled with burger and wondered why Uncle Sam had called and Show Individuality, Says Quizzer resentment at having been picked up and shoved him to the colors. He was a buck private from into a job he felt himself ill equipped to handle. Louisville, Kentucky, just arrivedat Reception At times the pangs of homesickness were to bring Center, Fort Hayes, Ohio, one of the many young a heavy, tight feeling to his throat and, when he men who suddenly found themselves thrown into By DR.I.Q. (JIMMY McCLAIN) was sure no one was looking, tears to his blue clear entirely new surroundings, new habits, new people, eyes. He was to find himself in that peculiar frame new duties, new responsibilities. He was not a of mind known only to the homesick, when nothing sentimental young man in the usual sense of the especially matters except the empty feeling of being word, nor was he addicted to the weakness of or twicea week, eating at home where Mother's all alone in a very big world. That was October, dramatizing his present situation. But as he brushed cooking just somehow seemed to hit the spot. 1940. And if you catch yourself wondering exactly the last crumbs of the hamburger bun off his hands No, he wasn't especially sad. He wasn't especially how I could know these innermost thoughts of an and flipped a dime on the counter, he couldn't help mad. In fact, he couldn't quite make up his mind Army private, perhaps I should tell you that he and but think to himself how much nicer it would be how he felt-a little frustrated, perhaps-a little as I had a long talk together about that time. You see, if he were back home in Kentucky, doing his reg- though his old ideas of being the "master of his fate that young man is my little brother, Don McClain. ular job at the oil company, seeing his girl once and the captain of his soul" might have been all (Continued on Page 13)

BALLOON -BUSTING contest was Dr.I.Q.'s JIMMYMcCLAIN (Dr.I. Q.) hands out auto- CHORUS IN KHAKI gives these men and their idea for soldier partici,::aiicn at a recent camp graphs to a typical group offighting men at buddies a real sense of participation in a Dr. show.Laughs and silverdollars were prizes Camp Crowder, Mo., after an entertainment I.Q. show. Suchactsaremorale -builders SHE'S ALL THIS and 21 TOO! VAel /

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with4FRANCIS JOHN BOLES, ANDY DEVINE, WALTERCATLETT, /asdaring Sadie Thompson! GUINN WILLIAMS, ETHELGRIFFIES

Screen Play, Myles Connolly - True Boardman Based on "Le Fruit Vert" by Regis Gignoux and JacquesThery Adapted by John Jacoby HENRY KOSTER Associate Producer, Phillip P. Karlstein A UNIVERSAL PICTURE

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. . VaiS Bob or \IS torwhirling oil-outyou goes keep pia that'll riot andwhen gleesome and COMING SOON TO YOUR LOCALTHEATRE CI-74/N Presenting Milli Scanlon . 01& MISS MILLI SCANLON has becometion period isup and a careful check Published In The greatest the first professional woman an-has been made, itis interesting-and this space star of thenouncer of Cleveland. Probably thatgratifying-to note that not a single every month screen! won't soundlikenews to old-timers'complaint onafemininevoicean- who recall the days when women an-nouncing has come in to StationWHK. We're hearing on all sides that the motionnouncers were as common as victory MissScanlon has proved that Ameri- picture industry is doing a great job-claims in Nazi and Nip news releases. producing marvelous training films, can women can take over on the radio But since home front, morale films;thetheatres areselling early days ofradio, men ifit becomes necessary, stamps and bonds day and night and thehave taken over the announcing choresuntil the war is over. stars are everlastingly on tour or on the air.on theair.So Miss For that reason **** MilliofCleveland's Movie -Radio Guide Meanwhile in the Metro -Goldwyn -WHK isreallyin a ishappy to present Mayer corner two feature films haveunique positionfor Milli Scanlon, modern bobbed their heads up with consider-these our times. Proof pioneer, whois do- able bob. Like Tennyson's brookofthatliesinthe ing her share in meet- "Mrs. Miniver" goes on forever. Thefact that radiooffi- ing a crisis. And now other picture deals with another "Mrs".cials put her on trial ** * * that Miss Scanlon It is "The War Against Mrs. Hadley".for three months as has proved her mettle This tale of a Washington diehard hasan experiment. Iflis- as an announcer, ra- already captured its early audiences.teners liked her, well dio listeners can ex- It brings a lump of laughter to theand good! She was pect women announc- throat. A lump of laughter is the kindhired.If they didn't, ers to become more with a tear in it. thatwasthat!For and more the order -Bruce Bailey *** * pleasing the radio of the day for the "He's the biggest man I ever saw," The "ten -best picture" game, startedpublic was their first duration. saidlittlegirl shown above with with "Mrs. Miniver", spread quickly toconsideration. Miss Vic Mature now in Coast Guard the four corners of all newspapers. If the ANNOUNCER Milli Scan - Naturally, Of course the pres- Scanlon's enthusiastic game was a strain on you. we are afraid Ionof Cleveland's WHK. ent war situation is you're in for more of the same. For Listeners voted in her favor abouther new an- "Random Harvest" is coming (advt.).largely responsible nouncing chore, and this ** * for move fo she believes that the Keep 'em Sinking, "Random Harvest". as you all-knowingbring women back as announcers. With opportunities for women in future of readers know, is the best-selling novelso many men already in our armed radio are immeasurable. According to by James Hilton. The James Hilton.forces and more leaving every day, her,the most important requirement MATURE! The Goodbye Mr. Chips James Hilton, theit was imperative that something be isaflexible, vibrant voice, speaking Lost Horizon James Hilton. done to meet the shortage. To thatin an unaffected manner and with a An Open Letter to the * * * * end, WHK, Mutual's Cleveland affili-smile that comes from the heart. How- But above all, the Random Harvestate, joined with the American Federa- James Hilton. ever, women looking for jobs that ac- Hollywood "Hunk of Man" tion of Radio Artists in conducting thecent glamourbetterturntoother experiment, choosing Miss Scanlon, ra-fields than that of radio -announcing. dio continuity -writer on WHK, as their For it's just a routine behind -the -scenes DEAR Vic: first recruit. job,sans snappy uniform,glittering There is something a little smug Now that her three months' proba- and unctuous about an "open letter." parades or martial music.-The Editors.They are usually written by authors to indicate that they have an intimate acquaintance with well-known people, and the whole idea is a little nauseous. Ronald Colman. Greer Garson - Inthis case, the editors of MOVIE -RADIO Random Harvest stars. Mervyn LeRoy. GUIDE are addressing you directly so R. H. Director. Sidney Franklin, R. H. MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE that the public may better understand Producer. a complex character. * * * * We understand, as you do, that your In a column entitled "Picture of The CONTENTS only original sin in Hollywood was Month" which runs in Good House- Let 'Em Participate, by Dr. I. Q. (Jimmy McClain) Facing Page 1 that you were tootall,dark 'and keeping, McCall's. Woman's Home Keep 'Em Sinking, Mature' 2 handsome. You knew it, and if you Companion, Collier's and Newsweek, Sergeant Gene Autry, by Bill Andrews 4 hadn't, your I.Q. would have been "Seven Sweethearts" is the choice. Entertainment a la Carte for the A. E. F., by Larry Wolters 5 mighty low indeed. You started off * *** on the wrong foot by boisterously Valiant Lady (a fictionization by Wiley S. Maloney) (Part 3) 6 Many are screened but few are chosen. The Movie Front, by Frances Long ignoring all the rules of good Holly- Congratulations "Seven Sweethearts". 8 wood behavior. While other actors dealt And Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer for thus The Radio Front, by Lieut. Col. Curtis Mitchell,E.Kay, Avery through their press -agents with the bringing to the fore three promising Thompson andBill Andrews 10 editors, you personally arrived at the stars in Kathryn Grayson, Van Heflin Music, by Robert Bagar 12 offices of MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE in shirt, and Marsha Hunt. Short Waves, by Charles A. Morrison 14 slacks and bedroom slippers to "sell Complete Programs for This Week 16-31 yourself." You flirted with the pretty Feminine Forum, by Edith Hampton 33 switchboard girl, you pounded on the What's Cooking! by Georgia Scott 35 editor's desk. With matchless gall you Cover Photo by Bruce Bailey told him how to run his publication. You cut other Hollywood men out of Volume 11, Number 48 Sept. 5-11, 1942 their best dates, still wearing the same SUPERVISING EDITOR: Carl A. Schroeder EDITORIAL AND CIRCULATION OFFICES: frayed slack suit, at a time when you MANAGING EDITOR: Ruth BIZZell 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois didn't even own an automobile. You ART DIRECTOR: Del Poore admitted that you were a "bad actor," PRODUCTION MANAGER: James G. Hanlon ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Ann Montgomery, Movies; Frances Long, Hollywood; Ethel Kirsner and actually and theoretically, even though Mel Spiegel. New York; Bill Andrews, Chicago; Richard Kunstman, Programs; Charles A. Morrison, Short waves; Dick Dorrance, Frequency Modulation; Robert Hagar, Music. you had three years of stage training siirrosim. ASSISTANTS:Elizabeth Engelman, Raymond Hanlon, Charles Locigno, Clarence behind you. Reuter. All of this generated extreme dislike MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE (Trade Mark Registered U. S. Pat. Office). Volume XI, Number 48. * * * * Week of Sept. 5-11, 1942. Published weekly by Triangle Publications, Inc., 400 North Broad Street, for the name of Mature in all quarters Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Editorial and Circulation Offices: 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago. Illinois. Entered as second-class matter at the Post Office, Chicago, Illinois, February 21,1940, under the of Hollywood except those exclusive I'm head over Act of March 3,1879. Authorized by Post Office Department, Ottawa, Canada, as second-class sanctums from which pay -checks are heels with joy at matter. Copyright 1942 by Triangle Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Unsolicited manuscripts should be accompanied by stamped, self-addressed envelope for return. Fifteen cents per copy in issued. Some of this dislike transmit- the crop of new the United States. ted itself (with some help from your films coming, strascarerioar RATES in the U. S. and s-aevsions and countries of the Pan American Postal Union: six months, $3.00; one year, $5.00. Subscription rates in foreign countries: six months, $4.00; less ardent admirers)direct to the one year, $7.00. Remit by postal money order, express money order or check drawn to the order of -lea M Mons -RADIO GUIDE. Currency sent at subscriber's risk. Please allow four weeks for change of address. public, This Mature, Americans de- Be sure to give both old and new addresses. Please address all correspondence in reference to sub- cided, was too much of everything- t'Crs scriptions to the Subscription Department, 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Illinois. cc\:, PRINTED IN U. S. A. too big, too muscular, too successful with pretty girls. With nothing to go One of the tricks of the trademark (Continued on Page 32) 2 "The Major thinks I'm twelve... orunder. The Conductor suspects I'm twenty-one.

ShallIlet the Major "adopt" me for the ride - or get kicked off the train by the Conductor?"

What hilarious consequences follow when Ginger poses as a Minor and is taken for a ride (to a Military School)by the Major!

ROGERS' GINGER PEOORMANcE 69.ErklE5 As a kid of twelve As a gal of twenty-four As a mother of fifty ...... she's Terrific! ...she's GI -amorous! she'll steal your heart!

Directed by Billy Wilder Written by

withRita JohnsonRobert BenchleyDiana Lynn Charles Brackett and Billy Wilder ASK YOUR THEATRE MANAGER WHEN THIS BIG PARAMOUNT HIT ISCOMING 3 COWBOY'S INDUCTION, aired to millions FINGER -PRINTS of the famous movie -radio -rodeo idolwere taken over Gene's Sunday night show, featured before he was inducted into the Army Air Forces. Left to rightare the oath each soldier takes. It was adminis- Gene Autry, Sergeant Rudy Hanheide and Nathan Forrest Shaifer. tered by Col. Edward F. Shaifer of the Army The boy is Colonel Edward F. Shaifer's son anda worshiper of Gene SERGEANT GENE AUTRY By BILL ANDREWS

Chevrons ReplaceLoudShirts and JinglingSpurs as a Great Showman Trades His Saddle foran Air -Forces Job THRILLED GALS meet their favorite star. They're Onny Freese and Crys- tal Jones, whose big moment was fi- THE sergeantcalledincivilianness, a fierce determination in his talking to be commercial aviation on a nanced by Sioux Falls Autry Fan Club clothes. He was dressed tothethat was not the product of the high -tremendous scale. The fellows getting limit in the traditional Hollywoodpower ballyhoo which has surroundedArmy air training today are really version of a cowboy's costume-fromhim for many years. preparing for a great future." the spotless white Stetson,the tan I asked the obvious questions first: Right then I made a blunder. I put jacket, and the silk shirt to the be-"Why did you enlist, and why didtwo and two together and came up spangled, high -heeled boots. you choose the Air Forces?" with an answer that,accordingto Sergeant Gene Autry was a veteran There was no emotionalism, no ex-Gene's way of thinking, was five.I of three days' service with the U. S.hibitionism in Gene's answer. "I joinedsaid, "You seem to be a forward - Army Air Forces up because I thought I could do morelooking man. That's strange, for your when I talked to for my country in the service thanscreen and radio personality is really him. He hadn't re- anywhere else," he said simply. "Atbuilt on a way of life that's passing ceived a uniform, first, because I know and love horses,out, isn't it?" was still an active I thought of joining the cavalry. But Sergeant Autry bristled at once. "No, performerinhis I talked it over with a good many sir," he said. "The touringrodeo. peopleinvarious branches of the horse and the West Outwardly he was service. They seemed to think that I aren'tpassing. the same Gene we have a following among the young This is still a great allknow,the men of this country. They said I could cattle country, and high -power mov- influence these fellows by my example. youcan't run a ie -radio -rodeo starSERGEANTAnd they pointed out that the Army cattle ranch with- with themild Genedonstheneeds a lot more fliers than horsemen. outhorses.This manner andtheArmyuniformThey need young fliers, particularly, country was built melodious voice- lads of seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, by horsemen- the showman who can learn quickly and fly for a Paul Revere, through and through. long time to come. Since the Army George Washing- Underneath the surface there wasmen felt that way about it, I decidedCHAMPION'Ston, Jackson, Davy something else-something hard to de-to go along with them." saddleisempty Crockett. The West scribe. Here was a well-known movie - "How do you feel about it person-for the duration isstillthe West, radio star, still a civilian to all intentsally?" I asked. The answer was rather andsolongas and purposes. He still had had nosurprising,when yourealizethat Americans eat beef training, no taste of Army life. He wasAutry's whole career has been builtthere'll always be an important place SMALL FRY swarm around the sing- living at a swank hotel, surroundedon the tradition of open -range horse-for horses and horsemen." by managers, press -agents, and themanship. He said,"I likeit.I like We talked next about the sharp ing cowboy at Chicago CBS studios. like. But you could tell that some-flying. I've flown a good deal myself,change Gene faced in leaving show Gene obliged with autographs, while thing had happened to Gene Autry.and I'm convinced aviation is the com-business for military work as an en - a page tries to keep a little order There was an earnestness, a serious -ing thing. After this war, there is go- (Continued on Page 33) 4 Entertainment

ala Carte for the A. E. F.

Men in America's Armed Forces Give the Orders. Radio Fills Them Pronto!

By Larry Wolters

AGOB in Pearl Harbor sends a penciled scrawl: "I wish Carole Landis would step up to the microphone and just sigh-that's all." A few days later Miss Landis leave's her work on a Hollywood lot, hurries over to a radio studio-and broadcasts precisely one sigh for this lonely blue- jacket in Hawaii. A marine writes that he is home- sick for the voice of his pet cocker. The dog's bark is duly broadcast half- way round the world-music in his master's ears.

EMERGING as a World War IIElsie Janis-Sweetheart of I942's Amer- ican Expeditionary Forces-is Ginny Simms, singer on both radio and screen

A doughboyinIrelandinquirescommercials run like this: whether Bob Hope and Rosalind Rus- "Soldiers and sailors, just tear off sell can be summoned to entertain thethe top of a Stuka or Zero and write fighting forces overseas. us what you want to hear and we'll In the skit that resulted, "Private"give it to you." -Larry Gordon Bob Hope was plodding down a high- This kind of sales talk really pulls. DINAH SHORE isright up way. Rosalind Russell pulled along-Every week hundreds of letters pour side in a car, and invited him to hopin-from soldiers, sailors, marines and frontotheA. E. F.'slist in. Hope declined-a touch any soldiernurses. The Army handles there- would appreciate. Ultimately, she per-quests. Hollywood assembles the tal- CARCLE LANDIS(I.) filled suaded him. But he sat down as farent. The men get America's choicest oddorderforlonelygob from her as he could. She invited himentertainers. Nobody has yet declined to come a little closer. He demurred.to perform. "IfIdo," he fumbled, "one thing Fightingmenabroadmissthe will lead to another-and soon-" voices, the songs and laughter of the "And soon what?" she inquired. girls they left behind them on Main "Soon-we'd be playinggin -rum-Street or in Manhattan. The men want my!" girls-glamour girls, singingand This is the kind of stuff that makesswinging girls, and funny girls. "Command Performance, U. S. A.," a Ginny Simms, young songstress of hit from Alaskatothe Antipodes;radio and pictures, seems to be emerg- from Cairo to Chungking. ing as a World War II Elsie Janis- "Command Performance" is beamedSweetheart of our new A. E. F. There out thirty-two timesevery Sundayare lots of requests for Dorothy La- over eighteen short-wave stations tomour, Dinah Shore, Frances Langford, suit the listening hours of AmericanMary Martin and Connee Boswell, too. troops overseas. Recordings are sentSoldiers and sailors who are hep to to England tobe repeated by thepep want effervescent Betty Hutton, British Broadcasting Corporation. Judy Garland and Carmen Miranda. Its theme song is "Over There," andDinah Shore, the radio -singing sensa- it is twenty-nine minutes of sparklingtion of the year, sang "Mad About entertainmentbuiltaround requestsHim Blues" for twelve machine -gun- fromthefightingmen. They hearners in Australia. The boys in Trini- nothingofdish -panhands,black-dad wrote Judy Garland they'd been -Ray Jams -Malcolm Bu I loch heads or B. O., and there are no stri-lookingfor"Minnie"-wouldn't she ROSALIND RUSSELL gave the BETTY HUTTON sang a song dent commands to buy soup or soap.sing the song and maybe lure her A. E. F. what they askcs,c1 for-plus! hercwniiimitablomanner Uncle Sam is the sponsor and the only (Continued on Page 32) 5 Valiant Lady

If You Want to Know How aRich Man Takes It When a Woman Tells Him He's

a Failure, Read This Instalment!

FATER AND SONcone to c rpi when Jeffre. sJrprises Joan End hi; da fdiscussing plEns. Even commaid for si ence 'ails tc keep him from -hreatenirg her and Dranding her a blackma ler

dramaticstoryof"ValiantJeff, knowing that T. R. Clark PRETTY Joan Scott's face wasparatory to leaving. THELady," fictionized for MOVIE -RADIOwouldn't approve of"Cookie," pale with anger. The head- Meanwhile, in the bedroom of the GUIDE by Wiley S. Maloney, is broad-took him to the wrong station, lines in the society sectionBeachwaterHotel'smostexpensive cast Monday through Friday over CBSsaw Joan, and begged her to play oftheChicagoDispatchthatsuite,MissMargieCook,Jeffrey's at 10 a.m. EWT, 9 a.m. CWT, 9:30 a.m.the part of fiancee. Joan agreed, announcedher engagementtoreal girl, displayed feelings quite simi- MWT, 8:30 a.m. PWT, sponsored byonlybecausedetectiveswere Jeffrey Clark was, she felt, carry -lartoJoan's.Miss Cook, however, General Mills for Bisquick and Goldabout to arrest her and the in-PART 3ing the farce a step too far. Shedid not get out of bed. Instead, she Medal Flour. troduction offered a chanceto had been willing to be a goodreached over and seized the telephone. Joan Scott left Fairville, Ohio, to goescape. scout and play young Jeffrey's littleIt was Cookie's habit to speak loudly to Chicago after the death of her hus- The older Clark approved of Joan,game to fool his father, and bravely sheand clearly atall times. When she band. The couple had been falsely ac-and to the dismay of both the younghad gone through the scene last nightwishedtoemphasizeapoint,she cused of crime, and Joan was deter-people urged her to stay at the Clarkwith the elder Clark. She had Fearedshouted. When she was excited, she mined to build a new life and clearhome. Joan tried to get out of the sit-the powerful multimillionaire news-roared.But when shewasreally her husband's name. At the Chicagouation, but Jeff begged her to seeitpaper publisher at first. Later she hadangry, Cookie's voice was Iow and icy, station,astranger threwhis armsthrough. Meantime, thegold-digger,learned to like him. But Jeff had letas threatening as the point of a stiletto. around, her,introducedhertohis"Cookie," was making life miserableher down on his end of the agreement,Jeff Clark recognized signs of trouble father, swept her off in a limousine.for the playboy. and she had meant to leave. The head-when Cookie firstspoke. He began He was Jeff Clark, son of T. R. Clark, The situation came to a head when,line in the paper had beena finaldefensively. wealthy publisher. Jeff was involvedwithout warning either Joan or Jeff,straw. "I thought I told you not to call me with Margie Cook, a fortune -seekingT. R. Clark placed an item in his paper "This," she cried indignantly fo Mrs.at home," he said. dancer. He had told his father that hisannouncing theengagementoftheEvans, the housekeeper, "has gone far "Listen, you worm," Cookie said in fiancee was arriving, and the oldercouple. Now go on with thestory.enough." her iciest tones, "you're not telling me man decided to meet her at the train. -The Editors. She began dressing furiouslypre-amjthing! And you know what I'm 6 calling about. You think I'm blind. THE CAST "Now, just because you're upset-" I've got the newspaper right in front "Mr. Clark, I'm more than upset. of me." The Character The Player And Ibelieve you'll be, too. Here's "What newspaper?" Jeff asked, stall- Joan Hargrave -Scott Joan Blaine the truth. I'm not engaged to your ing for time. He had seen the paper son, I never was and I never will be! and feared the worst. Thomas R. Clark Charles Webster Furthermore, I never intended to be- "What newspaper!" Cookie roared. Jeffrey Clark Lawson Zerbe come engaged to him!" She paused for effect, and again her Margie Cook Jean Ellyn "How do you mean that?" Clark voice became like adriftof snow. asked. He really had been surprised "Listen, you stupid jerk, on the society Nelson, the butler A. T. Kaye and taken aback. page of your father's paper is an an- Mrs. Evans, the housekeeper Kate McCoomb "The first time I ever laid eyes on nouncement of your engagement to Eleanor Richards Elspeth Eric Jeffrey," Joan told him, "was in the that Joan Scott. And don't tell me you railroad station yesterday morning!" didn't see it!" Lester Brennan Everett Sloane Clark was amazed. Joan told how Jeff fumbled for words. He tried to Jolly Rogers Clifford Stork she'd been met at the railroad station tell Cookie that he had not been re- when she got off the train. Clark's sponsiblefortheitem.Butshe reaction was typical. He told her to wouldn'tlisten. She suggested that stop right there. He held up his hand, perhaps Joan had put the item in thehave a face like a mad bulldog. ClarkJoan really was angry. He kept herdemanding silence. He became busi- paper. did little to put her at ease. He of-waiting still longer when he called hisness -like. "Why, that little phony!" Jeff cried.fered her a chair, then turned to an-secretary, Brennan, and told him to "Jeff's gotten himself into scrapes "I'll fix her. I'll get her out of thisswer an insistently ringing telephone.take all calls for the next ten minutes.like this before," he said. "I had no house so fast she'll never know whatThe call was from Senator JamisonFinally, he turned to Joan. guarantee that this wasn't another one hit her. You leave everything to me,congratulating Clark upon the engage- "Mr. Clark," she said, "I'm glad you . . . How much are youasking?" will you, Cookie?" mentannouncement.FinallyClarkare through talking on the telephone, Joan's face flushed with honest an- "Like fun I will! You've stalled mehung up, turned to Joan. because I want to have a talk with you.ger. She stood up and looked down at long enough. It's about time you and "They're giving alittle party forAnd it's not about the cook spoilingthe big man with contempt. Her voice I had a talk with your father. Andyou two weeks from Saturday," hemy breakfast." was steely hard. this seems to be just as good a timesaid blandly. "Mighty considerate of "No?" Clark said innocently. "Mr. Clark," she said, "you and your as any. I've listened to you as muchthem, don't you think?" "Willyou pleasestoptryingtoson evidently have the same idea. You as I want to. Every time I look at that Joan sat aloof and cool. Clark didhumor me?" asked Joan, putting herseem to think you can have everything headline I could bust a blood -vesselnot wait for her to answer. "I tell you,foot down. "I don't know what Jeffreyyou want simply by paying money for .. . my dear, that phone's been ringinghas told you about me, and I don'tit. Now get this through your head: "I know you're angry, dear, but ifall morning. Never knew there wereknow how he could have allowed it toI don't want any money." you'll just leave it to me-" so many people ready to congratulatego this far. The fact remains it has, Clark paused, and when he spoke "Leave it to you, nothing. This timeme because my son finally had foundbut I don't intend to permit it to con-againhisvoice was quiet-deadly I'm going to handle it myself. See youa girl." He became more expansive.tinue.I refuse to become any morequiet. "I suppose you're going to tell later, Jeff." "Makes me feel kind of good-well-involved in your affairs or your son's."me now that you want to-" With that, Cookie banged the re-oh, I'm sorry, Joan, what's on your "That's pretty strong talk, my dear," Before he could go on, Joan inter- ceiver back intoits cradle and leftmind? Cook spoil your breakfast orClark said evenly. "Perhaps we wererupted. "If you're going to say that I Jeff frantic on the other end of thesomething?" a trifle hasty in assuming-" want to marry your son, you're wrong wire. He could imagine nothing worse Joan started to speak, but again was "Hasty isn't the word," Joan said,again. AllI want to do is explain than Cookie calling on his father. interrupted by the ringing telephone.cuttinghimshort."Presumptuouswhat's happened. When it'sclear,I Up in her bedroom, meantime, JoanBy the time Clark hung up again,would be more like it." (Continued on Page Facing 36) had completed dressing. She asked where Mr. Clark's office was, and Mrs. Evans informed her that it was Thomas R. Clark's custom to use the study downstairs during the mornings. "Fine," Joan said grimly."That'll save a lot of time and trouble. I'll go down immediately." Mrs. Evans held up her hands in horror."But, Miss Scott," she said, trembling at the very thought, "no one, no one is ever allowed in Mr. Clark's study when he's working. He's never to be disturbed." "No?" said Joan, bracing herself. "Well, this time he's going to be dis- turbed. I'm sorry, Mrs. Evans, to take this thing out on you, but I just can't help it. Now, will you please step out of my way and let me go down to Mr. Clark?" Joanflungopenthedoorand marched down the broad marble stair- case. In the anteroom before Thomas R. Clark's study was a pack of news- paper reporters, hungry for a story on the wedding of the year. They shouted at Joan,firedquestionsat her, begged for statements, exclusive interviews and photographs. To Joan, they seemed like a pack of wolves, but she fought her way through them, reached the door of the study. She opened it, walked in and closed the door behind her. She was about to speak, then she faltered. Thomas R. Clark looked up from his desk and glowered at her. His eyes were cold, hard. His stare was more than sus- picious. Suddenly Joan feltterribly frightened. She didn't know it,but Clark really was amused. He was a past master at concealing his feelings. But Joan had faced trouble before, and she wasn't going to let a mere multimillionaire newspaper publisher frighten her for long, even if he did

COOKIE gives Jeffapiece of her mind when he calls her, says she is go- ing to take matters into her own hands

P 11,48 THE MOVIE FRONT

MARY MARTIN SCHOLARSHIPS HELPTALENTED YOUNGSTERS ALONG SUCCESS ROAD!

Gary Cooper Turns Alpine Climber for "Bell Tolls" Role; Greer ("Mrs. Miniver") Carson Gave a Directora Hint; Brian Donlevy Remembers an Old Friend

HOLLYWOOD Ah, Bromeo!Producer Buddy Dea message-a pair of "velvet" gloves. Bob Hope andBing Crosby were Sylva walked into the Paramount com-Evidently the hint worked, becauserating a certain producer last week. By FRANCES LONG missary the other day and saw Rayafterthe picture was finished-andBoth agreed that he wasn't too sharp, Milland about to down a bromo-seltzer.what a picture it's proving to be!-but Hope made it clear when he said, Noblesse Oblige:Fresh out of the"Ah, Romeo and Bromeo," he quipped.Greer sent Mr. Wyler, "a great director"That guy is about as important as a UnitedStatesNaval Academy was and a fine man," one Miniver rose . . . picture on the second half of a double

Brian Donlevy some fifteen years ago. In"Palm Beach Story" Claudette bill with 'Gone With the Wind'!". . . He had decided to be an actor. He wasColbert hastodelivertheselines: Remember "Three Smart Girls" and in New York, and he was broke and"Chivalry is not only dead, it is decom-how they grew up? Now Universal's Missing-One Author. Name: Ernest hungry. George Leyendecker, famous posed."Which isquite contrarytoBruceManningis writing"ThreeHemingway, who authored "For Whom magazine illustrator, helped Brian gether views in real life, happily marriedSmart Girls Join Up" for Deanna Dur-the Bell Tolls," now being made into on his feet by using him as a model.as the lady is to Dr. Joel Pressman,bin, Helen Parrish and Nan Grey, thea picture at Paramount Studios.If Forthreeyears, Donlevy modelednow a surgeon in the U. S. Navy . . . originalsfromthepicture"Threeanyone who reads this sees him will everything from collars to Santa Claus Smart Girls Grow Up." 'Twasn't longthey please tell him that Paramount costumes.So what?So next week Movie -Radio Guide's Hollywoodafter that production was released be-producers are searching for him. They George Leyendecker arrives in Holly- offices had two extra special visitorsfore the girls all married. Now Movie -seem to think he is in the vicinity of wood to do a series of drawings forlast week-Rita Hayworth and Victown's wondering if they will take theSanta Ana doing a story on the air national magazines, and BrianwillMature. They came together. Vic wastitle of this movie as seriously . . . base there, while his wife Martha is again model for him-not to eat thison leave from the Coast Guard and doing a graveyard shift at Lockheed, time but to repay the man who onceRita had justfinished "You Were Budding is the word for the romancegathering more material. Added note: befriended him. With an acute short-Never Lovelier," and that'safact.between youngsters Gail Russell andIf it's a game he's playing, Paramount's age of male models in New York,Now they're both working for UncleFreddie Bartholomew.Gail, whois front office wishes he'd stop . .. Brian didn't hesitatein agreeing toSam. Vic's back with the Coast Guardthe self-styled Hedy Lamair of Santa pinch-hit in order to get his friendand Rita's in Texas on a USO junket.Monica, has just been given her first BellStarts Tolling Anyway: Most out of a bad spot. So in between scenesWhen they were about to leave, Vicpicture role in a Henry Aldrich opus.difficult location stuff ever undertaken forUniversal's"Nightmare"withlingered a second, and we asked him ifFreddie got a start when he saw Gailby a Hollywood studio is that on "For Diana Barrymore, Brian will be pos-this affair with Rita was to be cata-for the first time, and now it looksWhom theBellTolls"sets.Daily, ing for magazine illustrations. Historylogued with all his other Hollywoodlike steady company for the pair. Gary Cooper, Ingrid Bergman, Akim repeats itself! . . . romantics."Not on yourlife!"he Tamiroff, others in the cast do stunts popped back . . . Superfluous-in fact Hollywood inthat would ordinarily be performed by Michele cuts a corner: Michele Mor- the know callsit rank waste-asideexperienced stunt actors. They are up gan,currentlyvacationingatDel JustinCase: When Greer Garsonfromitsbeing the chuckleofthe to an elevation of 10,000 feet, which Monte, was in a dither about keepinglearned that she had been cast in theweek on the acidulous side! What? Amakes breathing and physical exercise all the dates service men on leave atrole of "Mrs. Miniver," she was-tobig Hollywood studio hired a technicaltough, and are working harder than the resort asked for, solved the prob-be trite-scared stiff. Not because sheexpert on knife -throwing for one ofthey ever did before in theirlives. lem by going out with them in groupswas afraid of the role but of the di-theirpictures.Yet everybody whoElevation made it impossible to lay a rather than singly.According to re- rector.She had heard that Williamknows the particular studio's set-upsound -cable from the sound -truck; so portorial counting of noses the otherWyler was a tough hombre who in-and its personnel says there is no onethe innards of the truck had to be evening, Michele was seen with four-sisted on perfection.So Miss Garsonover there who needs advice on theremoved and carried up the mountain- teen en masse, and everybody happy ...decided to send Mr. Wyler a gift withsubject of knife -throwing! ... side piecemeal on muleback. There

-Bruce Ba -Jack Albiu DAME MAY WHITTY (Lady Beldon in GENE AUTRY found Evelyn Finley riding with a group on the AT Hollywood'slast premiere for dura- "Mrs. Miniver") celebratedherfiftieth Coast two years ago. Since then Evelyn's appeared in all Autry tionwere(lefttoright)Lady Korda wedding anniversary recently. With her shows. A University of New Mexico girl, the lady's a trick rider (Merle Oberon),actor -producer Charles is Academy Award winner Joan Fontaine of no mean ability, as those who've seen her ride will testify BoyerandMrs.Boyer(PatPaterson)

8 11/48 P THE MOVIE FRONT Brief Picture Guide Find Your BestEntertainment Here EXPLANATION: Ratings of pictures are in Vs-"for Victory"-and VVVV, a four -V rating, is accorded only a top-ranking, almost perfect production. VVV is a winner, excellent film fare; VV is average, and V, unfortunately, is below average. Natural -color films are so indicated as "In color" right after the title, and ALL films are judged as "adult," "family," or simply "juvenile" fare-THE EDITORS.

OUTSTANDING WINGS FOR THE EAGLE MR. BUG GOES TO ,TOWN (VVVV): Melodrama of the(VVV): In color. The battle of CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDSworkers whobuild ourwarthelowlyinsectsagainstthe (VVV): R. C. A.F., Jimmie Cag-planes, with Ann Sheridan,human race.-Familv. ney,and excitement. Also BrendaDennis Morgan.-Family. Marshall.-Family. YANK ON THE BURMA OTHER FEATURES CROSSROADS (VVVV): QuiteROAD (VVVV):Topical and BROADWAY (VV) :George a thing.Bill Powell, with Hedyexciting.Barry Nelson and La-Raftinapicturethatmight Lamarr, Basil Rathbone.-Adult. raine Day.-Family. parallelhis own life.-Adult. HOW GREEN WAS MY VAL- YANKEE DOODLE DANDY BUTCH MINDS THE BABY -JackAlbin LEY (Special) (VVVVV): Faith-(VVVV): Jimmie Cagney at his(VVV):Brod Crawfordis JINX FALKENBERG with fiance ful, inspired picturization of Rich-best as George M. Cohan heads"Butch,"Virginia Bruce,the JANE WYMAN, BettyGrable ardLlewellyn'snovel.-Family.great cast.-Family. girl;but Baby Michael Barnitz and Vic Mature in 20th Century's Tex McCrary at director Gregory KINGS ROW (VVVV): Truly steals the show.-Family. MUSICALS light musical, "FootlightSere- Ratoff'spartyforHollywood's great picturizationofthe best- EAGLE SQUADRON (VV): selling novel.-Adult only. HOLIDAY INN (VVV):BingAnotherBarrymore makesher nade." All three do aswell job new Negrostar,Hazel Scott MRS. MINIVER(Special)Crosby and Fred Astaire in Irv-film entrance, Diana.-Family. (VVVVV) :War -timedrama,ing Berlin opus.-Family. GREAT MAN'S LADY (VVV): based on Jan Struther'snovel. MY GAL SAL (VVV): RitaStirringstoryof howmuch a 1942's best so far.-Family. Hayworthisreallyterrific.-woman can do.-Family. it was reassembled and the recording PIED PIPER (VVVV) :Monty IN OLD CALIFORNIA (VVV): MOVIE REVIEWS cn film done that way. (Beard) Woolley is the piper in PANAMA HATTIE (VVV):John Wayne and Binnie Barnes Last week producer -director Sam thiswhimsicalwardrama.-Screen version of Broadway hitin1848 adventure.-Family. Wood wanted a shot of Gary Cooper Family. with Ann Sothern andRed JACKASS MAIL (VV): Wal- "Footlight Serenade" Skelton.-Family. laceBeeryhasgoodsupport, PRIDE OF THE YANKEES Cast: BettyGrable, JohnPayne, Victor looking out from a point covering a SONG OF THEISLANDSanyway.-Family. . (VVVV0: The life -story of Lou Mature, Jane Wyman, James Gleason,Phil great, expanse of country.Coop had Gehrig,greatballplayerand(VVV): Jack Oakie, with Victor JOE SMITH, AMERICAN to scale a cliff 250 feet straight up.greater man. Gary Cooper, TeresaMatureandhulagirlBetty(VVV): A defense -worker melo- Silvers, CobinaWright,Jr.,June Lang. After he made it, Wood yelled, "How's Wright star.-Family. Grable.-Family. drama featuring Robert Young.- A Twentieth Century -Foxproduction,di- the height?" And Gary came back REAP THE WILD WIND (Spe COMEDIES For all Americans. rected by Gregory Ratoff, produced by Wil- cial)(VVVVV) :Incolor.His- JOHNNY EAGER (VVV): liam Le Baron. Originalstory ideaby with,"It's it'sthe JOAN OF OZARK(VVV):RobertTayloristhegangster not the height, torical drama of America's fightHilarious comedy withmystery Fidel La Barba and Kenneth Earl. Screen- depth!" to rid the Florida Keys of pirati- who takes Lana Turner.-Adult. slant. Judy Canova at her best; JUKEGIRL (VVV): Ann play by Robert Ellis, Helen Logan and Lynn Later, when theexcitement hadcal wreckers.-Family. Joe E. Brown at his zaniest.-Sheridan and Ronald Reagan in Starling. cooled, Tamiroff opined, "It would be SHIP AHOY (VVVV):Amu-Family. rOust Florida truck -farming dra- sical comedy with Eleanor Powell LARCENY, INC.(VV): Ed- all right to do this mountain -goat stuffdancing, Red Skelton, Bert Lahr inn.-Adults only. Type of Picture: Light musical that, andcliff -climbingforfun,butit ward G. Robinson. turns to com- KID GLOVE KILLER (VVV): cracking 101jokes.-Family. edy, tunnels a luggage store toVan Heflin stars as police chem- nevertheless, strikes a solid note of seems so silly to do it for money." SON OF FURY (VVVV): Asuccess.-Family. ist.-Adult. entertainment. The wit of the troupe, Tammy didn'tmixtureofexcitingloveand MY FAVORITE BLONDE MALE ANIMAL (VV): Olivia the Story: Vic Mature, as a lose his sense of humor when he wascruelty. Stars Tyrone Power and(VVV): Bob Hope plus Made-de Havilland and Henry Fonda Gene Tierney.-Family. leine Carroll and a daffy, rollick-show you how professors live-heavyweight boxing champ, leaves the working in a battle sequence showing TAKE A LETTER, DARLINGing spy plot.-Family. with laughs.-Family. ring for the more lucrative field of the attack of Pablo and his band on (VVVV): Hilarious comedy, with ONE THRILLING NIGHT MISS ANNIE ROONEY (VV): (VVV): Hilarious comedy, with musical comedy. Here he falls in love some enemy tanks, not even when heRosalind Russell and Fred Mac - ShirleyTemplegetsherfirstwith Betty Grable, who's already mar- slipped on loose shale, careened downMurray --For everybody. JohnBeal,bashfulbridegroom,screen kiss.-Family. TALK OF THE TOWNinvolvedwithcrookson his MISTER V (VVV): War -timeried to John Payne, a sparring part- the mountainside, and slidinto the (VVVV): Cary Grant, Jean Ar-wedding night.-Family. spymelodramastarringLeslie ner of Mature. That's about all there road in a cloud of dust. He just lookedthur, Ronald Colman ina grip- PARDON MY SARONGHoward.-Thrills for the family.is to the plot. The real value of the back up the steep cliff that he'd haveping drama spiked with wit and(VVV): Abbott and Costello- MOKEY (VVV): Bobby Blake a purpose.-Family. and fun for the family. plays a problem child.-Adult. picture lies in the dialog and the music. to climb again and flipped, "I don't RIO RITA (VVV): Oneof THE FLEET'S IN(VVVV): MOONTIDE (VVV): JeanGa- Verdict: Delightful fare all 'round. ask to be the best actor in this troupe. Abbottand Costello's best, withbin's American debutwillclick Dorothy Lamour, Betty Hutton,goodmusic,too.-Family. Mature doesn't get the girl, but he All I want to be is the one who livesEddie Bracken and Bill Holden with the ladies.-Adults only. SHIP AHOY.(See Outstand. ONCEUPON A THURSDAY and Phil Silvers pack a wallop to the longest" ... get the fleet in, with the aid ofing.) ace vaudeville acts.-Family. (VVV): Romance witha funnythe funny-bone.-Family. TAKEA LETTER, DARLING.slant.Marjorie Main does her Mary Martin doesn't forget what a THE GAY SISTERS (VVVV): (See Outstanding.) share of slanting.-Family. tough time she had getting a breakBarbaraStanwyckandGeorge THE COURTSHIP OF ANDY REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR "Are Husbands Necessary?" as an actress. Now she is a success,Brent m a serious romantic dra-HARDY (VVV):Another Mickey(VVV): First melodrama show- ma involvinglitigation.-Adult.Rooney,withCecelia Parkering Yanks in action.-Family. Cast:RayMilland,BettyField, Patricia Mary's constantly doing herbitto THE JUNGLE BOOK (Special)backand new Donna Reed.- SABOTEUR (VVV): Another Morison,Eugene Pallette,Charles Dingle, make it easier for others she believes(VVVVV): India,withallitsFamily. war -theme movie. Robert Cum- Leif Erikson, Elizabeth Risdon, Richard have talent. She holds a contest everymysteries and jungles,isglori- mings,PriscillaLane.-Family. Hayden,KathleenLockhart,PhilipTerry, year and the winner receives a schol-ously captured in color.-Family. SUICIDE SQUADRON (VVV): Cecil Kellaway, Anne Revere.A Paramount THE MAGNIFICENT AMBER - Romantic melodrama that covers production, directed by Norman Taurog, pro- arship, and practically every month a heap of geography. R. A. F. in SONS (VVVV): Booth Tarking- duced by Fred Kohlmer. Screenplayby Miss Martin holds auditions at her ton's Pulitzer prize-winning novel actual battle.-Family. Tess Slessinger was written from the novel Westwood home for talented young-made into a highly dramatic pic- SULLIVAN'S TRAVELS sters. As this is written three of herture by Orson Welles.-Adult. (VVV): UnusualJoelMcCrea - "Mr. & Mrs. Cugat," by Isabel Scott Rorick. THE REMARKABLE AN- VeronicaLakestarrer.Funny, protegees are already success -boundDREW (VVV): Brian Donlevy emotional, and Lake,-Family. Type ofPicture: Domestic farce in the theatrical profession. Toni Gil-plays Andy Jackson resurrected; SYNCOPATION (V):Jackiefilledwith more pettycrisesthan man, the winner of her last scholar- onBillHolden Cooper as a grown man.-Family. removesblot TALES OF MANHATTANCarter has pills. You'll have to an- ship contest in New York, has beenescutcheon.-Family. romantic THEY ALL KISSED THE (VVV) :Star-studded swer the question the title asks for signed by United Artists. Zora Grey,BRIDE (VVVV):JoanCraw- melodrama.-Family. yourself. a torchysinger,is now profitably ina THE BASHFUL BACHELOR ford and Melvyn Douglas (VVV): Lum and Abnerraise ThisIstheStory: Ray Milland, engaged ina San Francisco night-sophisticated comedy.-Adult. rabbits, go slapstick, knock over isa rising spot,andMarjorieGarland,who THIS ABOVE ALL(VVV): married to Betty Field, Fine war love -story,but better cans, win the big race.-Family.young bank executive.Everything's played a small role in Mary's latestif the censors letit follow book. MAUREEN O'HARA THE BUGLE SOUNDS (VVV): serene until Betty decides to adopt film, "Happy Go Lucky" (Paramount),Ty Power, Joan Fontaine.-Adult. and John Payne in the The tank corps takes over Ser- isnowtouringthecountrywith THIS GUN FOR HIRE geantWallaceBeery'scavalry a baby. On that trail, Betty probes Grippingmelodrama wholly delightful unit.-Family. into husband's financialaffairs,in- Bobbie Sherwood's band ... (VVV): withspyplot.VeronicaLake, picture "To the TRUE TO THE ARMY (VV) : sists that his boss give him a sub- Alan Ladd, "find" of year, sky- Shores of Tripoli" Jerry Colonna and Judy Canovastantial raise. In fact, she gets rabid They look towardDixie. Despiterockets to fame.-Adult. init.-Family. about it. Patricia, as the other woman asIrish as the TORTILLA FLAT (VVV): Pic- WESTERNS the fact that she's THE WIFE TAKES A FLYER APACHE TRAIL (VVV): Okay sailsin with pointed Blarneystone,itisn'tdifficulttoture -based on John Steinbeck's(VVVV): Anti -Axis comedy that in Ray's life, great novel. Spencer Tracy, HedybooststhestockofFranchotinall departments; Lloyd Nolanand downright dangerous intentions. imagine Maureen O'Hara as a south-Lamarr, John Garfield are starsTone and Joan Bennett, but Al-and Donna Reed headbill.-Consternations pile and lead to pan- ern lady. And some day that's justof piece.-Adult. lyn Joslyn steals show.-Family.Family. TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI CALL OF THE CANYONdemonium when Milland makes a fool what Maureen plans to be. She and YANK AT ETON(VVV):(VVVV) : Gene Autry proves his her husband, Will Price, own a 20,000 -(VVVV): War picture incolor,Mickey Rooney meets Tina Thay- of himself at a costume ball. Prospect starring Maureen O'Hara, Johner.-Family. point.-Family. of a baby via ways of nature and acre cotton plantation in Mississippi,Payne, Randy Scott.-Family. SONS OF PIONEERS (VVV):not adoption causes Betty and Ray to and when the glamour of Hollywood WAKE ISLAND (VVVV):A CARTOONS Roy Rogers turnsgun-toter-and has faded, Maureeil and Will are goingvividly portrayed history -making BAMBI (VVVV): Disney'slat-how!-Family. turn sensible. Which isn't a bad idea. picture,taken from U.S.Ma-est in Technicolor. Sheer enter- THE CYCLONE KID (VV): Verdict: Frothy movie fare and com- to take up a new life in the South andrines' heroic" defenseof Wake.-tainment and fun for the wholeDon "Red" Barry writes finis to turn to cotton pickin'. For all Americans. family. a reignof terror.-Family. pletely escapist.-Family. P 11/48 9 THE RADIO FRONT

PHIL SPITALNY'S GALS WANTTO JOIN

THE WAACS . . . VALLEE ENLISTS

Beer Sponsor for "This Is the Army" Radio ShowRejected; Hanky Stafford's SonIsa Hero; Radio's Linda Lee Plunges to Her Death

WASHINGTON The timeiscoming soon whentrated by Lieut. Commander Walter soldierswillnotbepermittedtoWinchell, who says he has been or- NEW YORK By LT. COL. CURTIS MITCHELLbroadcast on regular schedules. Ezradered by the Navy to continue his Stone, who was Henry Aldrich, is abroadcasts. By E. KAY As far back as we can remember,recent casualty. Soldiers must be un- The problem of the star who be- Cocktail -drinkers on the St. Moritz the first radio program to achieve ader military orders to move quicklycomes a soldier or sailor isdifficult. prominent place in a daily newspaper terrace saw crashing death mark the and secretly. It is obviously impossi-We can sympathize with persons likeend of a radio and stage careeron comic is the "Army Hour." Joe Pa-ble to take any soldier away from hisWinchell and Stone, who can giveAugust 24. Linda Lee, beautiful twen- looka fans have seen several refer-regular program without millions oftheir own greatest service in those jobsty -seven -year -old singer, well known ences during the past fortnight andpersons knowing aboutit.Sergeantat which they are the world's best.on the airways, plunged seven floors there are more to come. Which is justGene Autry of the Army Air ForcesBut we must admire men like Jimmyfrom her apartment overlooking Cen- one more tribute to the greatest pro-isstill on the air, but he isstill inStewart and Clark Gable, who wenttral Park. Her husband doubts the gram on the air, the only programtraining. The Navy policy is best illus- in as privates. singer committed suicide. which gives every listener an intimate .. acquaintance with his Army. Bert Lytell is setting a pace these Your Army-the Army you hear on days that would put Nurmi to shame. the "Army Hour"-is the only ma- The veteran stage and screen actor is terialforcestandingbetween any citizen and slavery. Your faith in that m.c. of the Stage Door Canteen pro- Army is an absolute requisite for vic- gram, president of Actors Equity, a tory. Your knowledge of that Army member of the board of directors of and its soldiers and its weapons is a the American Theater Wing, sponsor vital necessity. If generals fail, new of the canteen, a board member of the ones can be appointed. If weapons wear USO and also coordinator of enter- out, new ones can be built. But soldiers tainment for embarkation ports for are our last line of defense and the that organization. It is Bert's job to see foundation our defenses. If we that the boys remaining aboard ships don't believe in them, we believe in that have returned from convoy nothing. Listen to them on the "Army get their share of entertainment . . . Hour," know and believein them, Seaman First Class George Donald and they'll bring us victory. . . Shaw hadavery happy birthday If you have seen "Yankee Doodle though far from home. George, one of Dandy," the picture -story of George thirty-nine survivors of a torpedoed shipadrift in the Atlantic forfive M. Cohan's life, you can guess what days, appeared on "Listen, Neighbor." the movie version of "ThisIsthe Army" will be like. Warner writers He was asked the usual question about anddirectorshuddled withIrving his thoughts before he was rescued. Berlin recently, and the plan now is Shaw answered he couldn't get his to use much of Berlin's own amazing mother's delicious chocolate cake out life -story,withhisparticipationin of his head. As he left the studio after two world wars as the climax. "This the broadcast,his shipmate handed Is the Army" goes on tour shortly, and himapackage.That'sright-his it looks as if that proposed radio pro- mother had mailed him a cake and it gram will not materialize. A beer ac- arrived on his birthday. .. count offered $10,000 a week to Army Emergency Relief for radio rights, but The old-timers of show business no it was felt by Berlin as well as the longer bemoan the fact that vaude- villegottheair."StarSpangled War Department that it would not be Vaudeville" has given the show folk fitting to use soldiers to advertise an a new lease on life, and today you're alcoholic beverage. The first out -of - a hit if you play studio 8H at NBC New -York date is Washington, D. C., (the Palace Theater of radio), where after which the soldier show will ap- this program is aired. The performers pearinmostofAmerica'slarger who used to meet at the theater are cities. The President and Mrs. Roose- now getting together backstage of the velt, by the way, are expected to see studio. Here you'll find the stars ap- it in the capital . . . pearing on the bill that evening plus I wonder what inspired press -agent song -writers, agents, gag -writers, sing- persuaded Phil Spitalny to offer his ers and dancers. Radio has proved all -girl band to the Waacs, the Army's itself a boon to the entertainment in- women's corps. The news was pub- dustry, and the popularity of "Star lished the other day, shortly after it SpangledVaudeville"provesthat became known that the Waacs were America wants to hear the acts that creating a band of their own. The only used to "lay 'em in the aisles!"... string to the Spitalny offer was that it What's in a name? Plenty when you should be permitted to continueits "Hour of Charm" broadcasts for Gen- answer to Hildegarde, Vivien, Maxine, eral Electric, with profits going to the Evelyn or Rosa Linda. Hildegarde, of new WAAC Relief Fund. course,isour Milwaukee chanteuse Come to think of it, the Waacs out who made good in a big way-the in Des Moines could embarrass Phil CHIEF RUDY VALLEE is his title now-and that'sno gag.Rudy (right) others are members of Phil Spitalny's by accepting that offer. He would then group.These one -handleladiesdo has enlisted in the U. S. Coast Guard and holds the rank of chiefpetty okay.We either have to resign or don a wig and officer. mustn'tforgetCugat's He receives his first orders as a Coast Guard bandmaster from Margo, and Horace Heidt hashis skirts .. . Lieut. M. A. Sturges. Rudy has permission to continue his radio show Donna-and we'll take pistachio!...

10 11/48 P THE RADIO FRONT

FEUDING'S FUN when these able comedian; spat on "The Great Gilder- BLACKOUT OVER CHICAGO is reported by Jack Brickhouse from an air- sleeve" program. Gildersleeve (Hal Peary)isthe open-mouthed arguer plane 3,500 feet above the city. Jack is peering downward to get a bomb- J. T. Hawley, OCD elec- attheright,whilehisgray-haired adversary isJudge Hooker (Earle ers' view of the darkened landscape. At right is trical expert, who was an official observer and granted an air interview Ross). The show is back on the airways Sundays after a summer vacation

Latest Radio Row hitching took placegrab a snack-using the grand pianoplate. A team of three handles theminute break. Six hours of broadcast editortension-to say nothing of voice strain between Jean Dickenson, soprano onfor his luncheon -table . ..Phil Spi-broadcast:Bob, WGN sports talny's "Hour of Charm" gang movesGrayle Howlett and engineer Marsh-is a real endurance feat. Sitting next "Album of Familiar Music," and Lieut. to him, I could see him wilt as the . . . to Hollywood for a month, beginningJewell. Daniel E. March, Jr. Plans are second game went into extra innings. afoot to send Kay Kyser and his Col-in mid -September . . Once upon a Bob handles the game itself with- lege to entertain the American ser-time Nelson Eddy was a cub copy-out relief. He keeps his own score-His head was deep in a tired hand, card and flavors his deft play-by-playhis shoulders were bent. vicemenondutyinAlaska . . . writer in an advertising agency. He Groucho Marx will not be treadingshared a tiny office with a young fel-reports with just a touch of anticipa- But when real action was taking Lie boards of a Broadway stage thislow named Crossley. Must have beention about the play to come. Grayleplace, when hits hammered the out- fall, but will probably return to thea lucky charm planted in that office,bolsters him with an endless chainfield wall or base -runners dove into the of typewritten personality notes, sta-dirt, Bob's voice would rise to a keen networks . . . EXTRA toall membersfor Eddy's done all right for himself, of the "Whodunit Club," "The Shad-and young Crossley became head oftistics and sidelights. These help Bobexcitement and enthusiasm, smooth, return to .MBSsooner thanthe organization which bears his name fillintheactionless gaps betweeneasy, controlled. It wasn't till he was ow" will offtheair heleanedback, expected. and which supplies the famous listen-innings and when rows with the um- that er -ratings for radio programs. pires slow up the game. They alsogroaned, stretched. Right then, I think, make it possible for the announcerhe was the tiredest man I've ever seen to supply the batting -average, numberin radio. Trust he recovers in time HOLLYWOOD of home runs and former affiliationfor the MBS World Series broadcasts! CHICAGO of the humblest rookie at a moment's By the way, don't pester your local By AVERY THOMPSON baseball announcer for a perch in his By BILL ANDREWS notice. Marsh sets up the technical Rudy Vallee's now a chief petty side of the broadcast. booth. It's a bad seat for a real ball Nicething about being acolumnist: Bob Elsonisa real baseball fanfan, for you can't cheer, and, above officerinthe Coast Guard, with a all, you can't boo the umpire. I found bandmaster'srating.Rudyisn'taThe darnedest things can be chargedand formerballplayer.Hisvoice landlubber. He served in World War Iup as work. So, t'other day I drifted outtraining came when he served withsuch restraint hard on the nerves! . . . to the Cubs' park with Bob Elson forthe Paulist Choir. The day Ivisited E..s a Navy gob. At one time he held a him he needed that perfect voice con- The Army War Show opensin Naval Reserve honorary commission,a double-header. Bob's workshop there Soldier Field, Chicago, September 2, isis a little cubby-hole slung under thetrol because he was on the air for but his present more modest title hours,withonly asingle ten-stays through September 12. The two - real-and well, earned. Vallee will beupper deck of the park, behind the six thousand -man task -force putting on stationed at Long Beach, Calif., and the show has air and ground forces willcontinuehisThursdaynight of almost every type, and each per- broadcasts-with his entire pay -check formance is climaxed by a sham battle going tothe Coast Guard Welfare with all the fierce trimmings of mod- Fund ... ern war. Don't miss the War Show. Profit goes to Army relief... It isn't that the Merry Macsdon't like "Jingle Jangle Jingle." After all. Dr. I. Q. (Jimmy McClain) expects 'hey introduced it on the air and gave anotheraddition to hisfambly. it a mighty boost to its number -one - Already has a two -year -old gal. . . song -hit rating. But when a group of Joe Kelly, Jr., son of the "National singers headsfor Lake Arrowhead, Barn Dance" and "Quiz Kids" emcee, bunks in a cabin, they want peace and is an NBC page here. His ambition quiet. And to have their own baby, is to be a sports announcer ... "House- the same "Jingle," blare at them till wives' Protective League" and "Sun- 4:00 a.m. from neighboring radios is rise Salute," long popular on the West --,00 much. Like having your pet dog Coast,hit town over WBBM, with zurn and bite the hand that feeds him. transcriptions scattered through Mid- The Macs departed from Lake Arrow- west stations. Products plugged must laead at 6:00 a.m. to go home to the have been approved by eighty per- quiet clatter of city streets for rest... cent of "testers bureau"-a large group of housewives who try the products ... Cuff notes: Daddy Hanley Stafford is glowing with paternal pride-and Recently I reported that Bill Jones not because of Baby Snooks. His son was "eased out" of "National Barn won mention on a recent BBC broad - Dance" in a shake-up. Further check- up with all parties concerned indicates east as the hero of an air battle over STAR AND HEROINE meet on LUM'S DAUGHTER isfourteen - that Bill left under his own steam to the North Sea . . . Quite a sight was Shirley Lauck, shown the"KraftMusicHall"rehearsal the Crosby show as Mary Martin year -old set up his own radio producing or- when Bob Crosby took over the baton (left)greetsLieut.BethVeley, herewithherdad,Chet, who ganization. He's readying some shows and let poundful John Scott Trotter gallantCorregidor war nurse portrays Lum on "Lum and Abner" for fall airing. Sorry, Bill.

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ALL -NEGRO CAST WILL PRESENT HAMMER- STEIN'S ENGLISH VERSION OF "CARMEN"

It's Up theLadder,inFilms,for Marion Hutton, Glenn Miller Vocalist; New Decca Album With Crosby and Astaire Singing Hit Tunes From "Holiday Inn"

By ROBERT BAGAR much more for the cause of Bizeta brief appearance. And the Don Jose POPULAR MUSIC and his collaborators, not to omit thebecomes just a guy named Joe. New York World -Telegram Music amount of good it might do for the The bull -ring of the last act in the EVER since Alice CriticandAssociateProgram cause of music in general. original has been changed to a scene Faye,oncea Annotator for Philharmonic -Sym- Mr. H4mmerstein is a tall, athletic -which shows a parking -lotin front soloist singer with phony Society of New York looking man inhismiddleforties.of the night-club Mr. Hammerstein Rudy Vallee, He admitted that he has always lovedspoke about. The other scenes have crashed through ASENSATION isin process ofgood music, that he listens toit asbeen changed to suit the present needs the sacred Holly- birth.Itis almost certain tooften as he can, that with a nameof the story. woodportalsto have wide repercussions in thelike Hammerstein-which goes back "You'd be surprised at how well screen success, the fields of entertainment, and especially,to the fantastic Oscar HammersteinNegro voices, solo or chorus, can sing young ladies who I should judge, on the radio. The storyof the golden age in opera fame-the Bizet music. I mean it has such a singwithdance is that Bizet's opera "Carmen," writ-he would be more or less expected towonderful elasticity that it could eas-Marion Hutton, bands have all had ten, as we all know, in extreme op-like good music. ily have been 'spiritual' music. Ofsongstress, to be their eyes in the eraticgoodfaith,isabouttobe "The Bizet rhythms," Mr. Hammer-course, it isn't exactly blues, but when directionofthe launched on Broadway in an Englishsteinsaid,"are hotinthemselves.you hear negroid pronunciations onmovie queen filmcapital. An- version and with an all -Negro cast. That's why we won't have to givethe Bizet notes you feel that there is other who has Oscar Hammerstein IIis the manthe music the caloric treatment. Ian affinity between them. I've enjoyed madethesame responsible for this modernizing of asuppose the moment you mention all -writing words for the notes particu-sort of grade is Ginny Simms. But repertorial standby. You will remem-Negro cast everyone thinks in termslarly because of that feature of thein this piece we are concerned with ber Mr. Hammerstein as the very gift-of jive. Well, we'll let the bandleadersthing. Marion Hutton, who dispenses cho- ed librettist and lyricist of so manydo all the jiving of Bizet's music they "The well-known Flower Song, sungruses, as well as blond charm, asa successfuloperettas, many of themlike. As faras we areconcerned,by Don Jose, now has become `Dismember of the GlennMillerorches- written in collaboration with Jeromehowever, we'll stick by Bizet." Flower Dat You T'rew My Way.' Thetra's solo section. Kern. flashing Seguidilla, which the heroine Miss Hutton has been a Miller con- The thing that Mr. HammersteinTHE opera in the new version willsings, has for the first line of its textstituent for four years. Recently when stresses most in this unusual venture have a South Carolina locale. There`There's a Cafe on the Corner.' Andthe band went to Hollywood for the of his is that the music shall not beare cigarette factories in South Car-Carmen's other song, the Habanera,film"OrchestraWives"theyoung tampered with. Outsideofa fewolina,so that rather coincides withcomes through the editorial fire withwoman's photogenic qualities were not strengthenings here and there, andthe original idea. The four acts havethis initial line, 'Love's a Baby Datoverlooked by either producer William possibly a judicious cut or two, thebeen reconstructed into three, the lastGrows Up Wild.' The honeyest of themLe Baron or director Archie Mayo. score will be presented as is. And it istwo being treated as separate scenesall,however,isthe Quintet, whichAccordingly, Miss Hutton's part in the interesting to note that the man whoof a third act. starts 'Would You Like to Make Some20th Century picture was "built up," will do the slight adaptations of the "Carmen,thegypsygirlintheDough-Re-Mi?' as they so succinctly put it in filmland. music is Robert Russell Bennett, asMerimee story, becomes Carmen Jones "I believe so much in popularizingThat's why you will be seeing her steadfast a lover of "Carmen" as you'llin our production," Mr. Hammersteinopera through the translation or adap-rubbing elbows on an elevated plane, find anywhere. So there do not seemsaid. "Escatnillo becomes Hep-Cat Mil-tation method that I'd like to take upfor a beginner, with such starsas to be any worries on that score-punler-notice the similarity of sounds-that work seriously after this produc-George Montgomery, Ann Rutherford, or not. famous bandleader. He and his bandtion gets under way," Mr. Hammer-Lynn Bari and Carole Landis. The Here is where the radio enters intoare supposed to be starring at a verystein declared. leader, of course, is also featured, but the picture: The arias in "Carmen"swanky night-clubfrequentedonly "I know that there would be muchwe wereconsideringstrictlyfilm undoubtedly will be given much at-by whites. Incidentally, there will bemore enjoyment for me in listening tonotables. tention on the air. But what is amus-but one white performer on the stage;an opera in my own language. And A series of very intricate and elab- ing is the very strong possibility thatthat will be a policeman, who makesI feel that that applies generally. It'sorate tests are now taking place and thebandleadersexpectedtoplay all right,I suppose, for sake of artthe word is that there is a long-term dance musicwillbesupplyingus to give opera in foreign languages,contract in view for the personable copiously with rhythmic versions of the since the texts in some of the worksmiss. Bizet score. So that, while the adapter are beautifully wedded to the music. Miss Hutton, a native of Detroit, had has had too much admiration of the In most translations that I have seen,had scarcely any professional training music to alter it,it will nevertheless though, that is not the case. Transla-before launching out on a singer's ca- take the same road that certain frag- tors,I'dsay, have been more con-reer.As you may remember, Mr. ments of Tschaikowsky's, Debussy's, cerned withemphasizing therightMiller signed her up right after an au- Ravel's and Rimsky-Korsakoff's com- accents. That can be done even withdition. All that she could claim for positions have taken in recent months a better choice of lines. The troublesingingexperience beforethat had -the jazz road. is that you have to dig for the rightbeenseveralappearancesatlocal Undoubtedly we shall also be hear- effects of meaning and sound. functions. ing on the radio the Hammerstein - "The Metropolitan has had success * * * Bennettversionitself,sothatall with acoupleofexcellent English around it's going to be an interesting adaptations recently. The thing couldPopular Records fall and winter on the airlanes. be done wholesale. If there will be One of the better Decca albums is Mr. Hammerstein told me the other a great resurgence of opera in thisthat starring Bing Crosby and Fred day that he got the idea of an all - countryitwill be because offirst-Astaire in a collection of songs sung Negro "Carmen" some time ago. He rate translations of the librettos. I'minthe Paramount picture "Holiday heard a concert performance of the convinced of that. Inn." Mr. Crosby's work we all know; opera at the Hollywood Bowl, and he "Truthfully, I've had more pleasurein which case it might be best to say was struck with the beauty of the in doing the 'Carmen' than in any-merely that he is himself. You'll hear work's construction,itsmarvelously thing else I've done before. It's beenhim sing such Irving Berlin tunes as pat music without benefit of costumes fascinating. I see so many possibilities"Happy Holiday," "Be Careful, It's My or scenery. He decided then and there in that kind of work. It's a great fieldHeart," "Abraham" and others. Mr. thatifopera could make such an and maybe I'll be in it up to the hiltAstaire sings two numbers, "You're appeal to listeners of whom only a some day." Easy to Dance With" and "I Can't small percentage understood French, OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN IIwas Tell a Lie," he also appears with Cros- then,certainly,atranslationofa struckwithanideaat a per- by and Margaret Lenhart in "I'll Cap- librettoorperhapsanadaptation formance of "Carmen," came up See the Program Pages for Music ture Your Heart"-he does some tap- struckinvernacular might doso with an Englishall -Negro version Listings and Complete Music Detail dancing in that, too. 12 11/48 P Let 'em Participate (Continued from Page Facing 1) My job calls upon me to provide entertainment for all classes of persons -civilians, white-collar defense work- ers, war -plant workers, soldiers, sail- ors and marines. Since December 7, however, I've been especially inter- ested in arriving at certain conclusions regarding the type of entertainment appreciated by the latter group-by the men who wear the uniforms of the armed services of the United States. I have talked with servicemen on trains and buses and planes. I've in- terviewed them at Army camps, re- cruiting stations and induction centers. I have had talks with officers of the Morale Division of the Army, and as a result of these probings there is one conclusion which stands uppermost in mind. Namely, the new recruit in uni- form is a much different man from the one who attended high-school dances last year, who drank chocolate sodas across the fountain of the corner drug store. He acts differently, he thinks differently and he feelsdifferently. The things that he liked last year are in a different world today. And so the entertainment you would have pro- vided for his dollars last year cannot be the same as the entertainment you provide for his morale today. The soldier in the Army camp is an interesting fellow. He is receiving, in many instances, his first real taste of discipline. For the first time, perhaps, I. a variety show at he is being told exactly what to do, RADIOMEN make good soldiers, Col. George W. Teachout tellsDr. Q. (right) during how to do it and when to do it, with Camp Crowder. To prove his point, he has three specimens. L. to r.: Corporal Boris Apolsky, formerNEC actor; no argument and no comeback! The Private Marty Bahn and Private Larry Rhodes, both former radio script -writers. In the center is AllanAnthony feeling of regimentation, of being an infinitesimal part of a much larger and more important community de-drill. All week long they are made toWe quizzed him as follows: "Sarge, if... a world he misses, perhaps,but one scends upon him with all the effectsfeelthemselvesinsignificanttotheyou were left-handed and seated nextto which he has said a temporary good - of an M-3 tank. To counteract the ill"whole." This is part of their basicto a right-handed person, would it beby. What he wants today is to be able effects of this upon his ego, and at thetraining to make them capable of tak-proper etiquette for you to stir yourto maintain his individuality in the same time to prevent destroying theing orders without questioning, with-coffee with your right hand, or shoulddifferent world of military service. good effects of this discipline is the jobout thinking, to save precious time thatyou useyourleft?"The sergeant How to do it? Any good kindergarten of the morale officer. The answer isin itself might save precious lives. It'sgrinned. "Well, Doc, I don't know muchteacher could answer that one. When found in the words of a very goodtough training for your highly individ-about Emily Post, but offhand I'd saythat young man was five years old, and friend of mine who is morale officer atualistic American youngster who hasit would be a doggone sight betterentering the strange new world of Fort Riley, Kansas. "Let the boys par-always been made to feel that he waswhether you were left-handed or right-facts and ideas to which he would later ticipate, Dr. I. Q....," he said to me thethe center of attraction in a free, lib-handed to use a spoon!" become so accustomed, his kindergar- other day. "Let 'em let their hair downerty -loving country. It's tough, but it's Over in Des Moines there's an in-ten teacher said, "Let the boy partici- for a change, and let 'em feel that theirimportant. And so, when these youngduction center called Fort Des Moines,pate ...let him make things . . . let former individualityisnotlosttomen gather for entertainment, manywhere they recently sent the new re-him build blocks and draw pictures them. Let 'em participate in the en-of them are temporarily starved forcruits of the WAAC. But when weand learn to express. himself." That tertainment in some way to make themself-expression. If they are allowed towere there nearly a year ago therewas years ago, but today that young feel that their former individuality isparticipate, to "let their hair down,"were no Waacs ... onlyafew thou-man is in kindergarten again because anything but lost to them." as the Captain says, they will entertainsand young men who were tickled pinkhis new world-MILITARY-is just There you have the secret!"Letthemselves. But there must be a leader.at the opportunity of expressing them-about as strange and different to him them participate!" All day long theyWithproperleadership,inhibitionsselves in a quiz show participation. Weas the other world was at the age of listento lectures in classrooms, allvanish and the grins appear. asked one young cowpuncher fromfive. And that is why community sings, day they study military tactics and In the quiz program method of par-west Texas if he could tell us the prin-athletic events, amateur contests, quiz ticipation anything can happen whencipal use of cowhide. His answer wasprograms and all sorts of participation a soldier is at the mike. At Camp Mc-in the friendly drawl of the westernactivities are best for the entertain- Clellan, in Alabama, we asked a youngprairies. "Wal, Doc .. .I reckon you'dment of the boy in camp! corporal to imitate an animal for us.find the principal use of cowhide is to Another rather interesting fact has We gave him his choice of a cow, a doghold that there critter together!" Webeen disclosed to me through experi- oraweasel, thinking he would choosepaid him off and the boys loved it! ence in Army camp entertainment. the cow or the dog. To our surprise he These little anecdotes are related toContrary to popular belief, the average said,"I'll imitate the weasel, Doc!"demonstrate the fact that the service-soldier -recruit is not as pleased with Imagine our surprise when he veryman, when allowed the opportunity tothe night-club floor show type of en- loudly popped his chewing gum andparticipate in his own entertainment,tertainxnentandsmuttystoriesas said, "There you are, Doc, pop goescan come out with some of the clever-many would suppose. Certainly he is the weasel. Pay me off!" We did. estbitsof individual showmanshiplonesome. But that doesn't mean he is At the officers candidate school inimaginable. Because his life is so takenlonesome for the local burlesque house Aberdeen, Maryland, we conducted aup with subjugating his own person-or the corner tavern where the latest quiz show for some four hundred of-ality and individuality in the primarystories are making the rounds. He may ficer candidates in the Ordnance Divi-training for war, your buck private inhave been quite a rounder in his own sion. We asked one young man if hethe service of Uncle Sam finds wel-home town. But from whatIcan could tell us the difference between acome relaxation and welcome oppor-gather in talking with him, when he woman and a submarine. He piped up,tunity for self-expression in any formgets lonesome it's for his home, and "Doctor, ordnance has to do with ar-of participatory entertainment. Some-hisfolks, and the sweethearts who tillery and shells!None of us evertimes I ask the boys to perform stunts,used to walk with him out there under fooledaround withasubmarine!"to sing, to do acrobatics, to jitterbugthose big oak trees in the park. And Now, in a theater audience of averagefor the crowd, and in each of thesefrankly, he's just a little embarrassed civiliansthat gag would hardly beendeavors he and his comrades haveand irritated with any efforts by well worth a grin. At the Army camp ita barrel of fun. meaning butill-advisedperformers brought down the house. I think the key -word in entertain-who attempt to bolster his "morale" Over at Fort Wayne, at the Quarter-ment for the serviceman is SIMPLI-with the latest Broadway gags and DR.I.Q. believesinsigns. He masters Corps depot in Michigan, theCITY. He wants no fancy staging, nogals. He'll enjoy the night-club floor conducts his quiz show with back- lid went off when we asked a messartistic accents, no elaborate stage sets.shows when he gets back to civilian ground of hints to the audience sergeant what he knew about etiquette.These things belong to another world (Continued on Page 32)

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JAPS EGG INDIA ON . . NAZIS LIST "THOU SHALT NOTS" FOR POLES

Boston Boy, SomewhereinPacific, Gets Message; LouisianaListener Is Go -Between for Boys"Down Under"; British Children Better Fed

PRIVATE Warren Altman of Brook- By CHARLES A. MORRISON also received letters from the soldiers line,Massachusetts, now some in Australia thanking him for convey- place in the Pacific, fifteen thou- President, International DX'ers Alliance ing their messages totheir parents sand miles from home, experienced here. He has compiled a huge scrap- the "miracle of miracles," he declared,any opera, to any theater, movie or book,alphabeticallyarranged,in when he heard hismother's voiceany place of amusement; visit a mu-World Series for A. E.F. which he keeps the many personal sending greetings to him in a short-seum, library orscientificinstitute; American soldiersthroughout theletters, photographs and press clip- wave program originating in Bostonvisit restaurants or cafes where Ger-world will hear half-hour dramatiza-pings he has received in the course of and broadcast over the General Elec-man customers are served; buy newtionsof the World Series baseballpursuing his commendable and un- tric short-wave stations in Schenec-clothing,except workmen's overallsgames scheduled for the first week inselfish hobby. tady. This was one of a seriesofand wooden shoes; practise any pro-October, according to plans just com- weekly salutes from differentcitiesfession except the medical profession,pleted by the English section of NBC'sBritish Menu being arranged by newspapers all overas doctor, to attend Polish patientsinternational division. The dramatiza- the country. ... Frederic Kuh, head of the Londontions will be heard on the American According to Lord Woolton, British Private Altman did not know inbranch of the Chicago Sun, related theandEnglishhour,broadcastoverMinisterofFood,broadcasting re- advance his mother would speak onfollowing story over the British short-WRCA, WNBI and WBOS, assuringcently from London, the following is this program. He had been notifiedwave stationrecently:Itseems acompletecoverageofourfightingabout the picture of the food situation by the War Department, as have allmagician was giving an impromptuforces all over the world. in Britain. camps of American soldiers in foreignperformance aboard a ship traveling service, that Boston would be includedthrough enemy waters. For the grand Principal Rationed Semi -Rationed Messages From A. E. F. in Australia Foods Foods in the series of salutes. He had hopedfinale he promised to make a parrot (Obtainable on (Approximate points system) only to hear a voice from his homevanish. Leading up to the big trick, Some weeks ago I told about A. J. amount allowed canned meat town and, according to a letter justhe did several minor stunts such asBergeron's (Houma, Louisiana) hobby per person, per cannedfish received from him, "it was the wonder week) dried beans pulling a rabbit from the hat, pro-of listening in to messages from our peas of all wonders when I heard my moth-ducing a snake from Lady Throttle -soldiersin 1 lb.of meat lentils Australia, broad&st by lb.of bacon rice er say, 'Hello, Warren, this is Mother.'puss' purse, etc. Just as he was aboutshort-wave totheir friendsinthis0lb. of sugar sago Here I am fifteen thousand miles awayto make the parrot vanish, a torpedocountry, then writing a personal let- egg tapioca 2ozs. of butter preparedbreakfast listening to a short-wave program andstruck the ship, and the next thing thetertotherelativesofthesoldier 6 ozs. of margarine cereals who do you think I heard? It was mypassengers knew they found them- or cooking fat canned or dried including the message. Mr. Bergeron I/4lb. of cheese fruits mother and I've never been so thrilledselves swimming around in the water.now writes that he has finally reached 2 ozs. of tea Note: The above in my life. All the other boys with meNext morning the first mate saw a logthe goal of sending messages to par- 1/4lb. of jam arerationed accord- ingtothepoints - got a big kick out of the program too."floating around in the water with someents, wives or sweethearts in every rationing system so One of the General Electric stationssign of life on it. Upon closer inspec-one of the 48 states. Unrationed Foods that people can take The two most theirpickofthe at Schenectady, WGEO, is now broad-tion, he found a parrot walking backextremepointstowhichhehas Include fresh fruit, things they like best. casting with afull power of100,-and forth on the log. The parrot'srelayedthe For example, one messagesareTacoma, cocoa and coffee, might use twelve 000 watts. This powerful new trans-wings were clasped behind his head,Washington and Portland, Maine. Not points in canned mitter was recently put into opera-and as he paced up and down the log bread, potatoes, car- meat, orsixpoints only has Mr. Bergeron obtained the eachin rice,and tion,replacing one of equal powerhe could be heard to mutter, "Mightygratitude and lifetime friendship ofrots. tapioca. released at Government request lastclever, mighty clever!" the recipients of his letters but he has year to KWID, San Francisco. The Anyone who has to eat away from new WGEO transmitter is, according home gets food which is additional to to reports, well heard "down under" his domestic ration.Those sitdown in Australia and New Zealand. canteens, snack -bars orpithead can- teenscateringtoworkersinvery Shorts From the Short Waves heavy industries allow double meat allowance to their customers. Children Radio Tokyo isdoingitsbest to are probably better fed than ever be- incite the natives of India to open fore. They get first claim on all milk. violence against the British in that Babies under one year are given two country. Several times each day some- pints of milk per day. All in all the thing of this nature is broadcast from people of Britain have plenty of sim- Tokyo:"India, now is your chance. ple, healthy foods, even though they Unite to fight British oppression and dolack someofthevariety and tyranny.India'sindependence from choicer foods of prewar days. the British can only be won by a strong and determined fight. Don't lose this chance for independence . . ." News About the Stations . . . It surprised me to learn, on au- PLN, Batavia, Java, has moved to thority of Sir Frederick Whyte of Lon- 18.18 megs, where it can be heard with don, that India is the eighth industrial news in English at 8:00 a.m. EWT, nation of the world; actually manu- when reception conditions are good factures over forty-five thousand of ... The Shonan-Singapore radio sta- the sixty thousand articles needed for tion on11.99 megs broadcast mes- war . . . A list of "Thou Shalt Nots" sages from India nationals in Malaya forPoles,in German Poland, was to their friends and relatives in India, given in the BBC "Radio Newsreel," Sundays at 10: 15 a.m. EWT.. . August as follows: Attend divine service in a Balbi of Los Angeles, California, in- church where there are Germans, or forms me that messages from India listen to a sermon in Polish, or prac- nationals in French Indo-China, are tise any of the rites of his religion -NBC MEN BEHIND NBC INTERNATIONAL'S news coverage. Maurice English, sent to their friends and relatives in where the Polish language, and not India,over Radio Saigon(11.775), Latin, is used; take part in any col- seated, and John C. Robb, heads of the editorial andnews sections, re- Sundays at 10:30 a.m. EWT. . . Ma- lective,social or professional move- spectively, are familiar with the battlegrounds of today'swar.English nila, Philippines, station KZRH (11.62, ment, trade union, political party or servedfor many yearsasa news -service correspondentinEuropean 9.64, 6.145), terminates its daily pro- choir; speak Polish in public; go to capitals. Robb knows theFarEastasresultof longresidence there gram now at 9:00 a.m. EWT.

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War News in English Short -Wave Stations by Frequency Daily Morning Guide to Programs Time shown is EWT; subtract one hour for CWT EWT CWT CITY STATION DIAL 7:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m.London GRE 15.39 The programs listed here are those broadcast daily at the same time. Exceptions are indicated. 49 -METER BAND CONTINUED 7:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m.Berlin DXL6 15.13 Time shown isEWT; subtractone hour for CWT Megs. Call Location Eastern War Time DJB 15.20 6.09 ZNS2 Nassau,Bahamas:9-9:15a.m., 7:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m.Melb'rne VLG2 9.54 (15.23.15.11,15.18.11.83) 7:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m.S.igon 11.775 DAILY 6:55 p.m.- Tokyo -Program for 2-2:30, 7-10 p.m.(Sun.to 11:20 8:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m.Tokyo JZK 15.16 p.m.) Saturday, Sept. 5, through ea -.ternNorthAmerica;7 & 6.09 CBFW Montreal, Canada:7:30a.m.-12 8:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m.Ch'gking XGOY 9.625 10:10p.m. -News(English) : 8:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m.Manila KZRH 11.62 Friday, Sept. 11 mid. EWT City Program .171(15.16) 6.09 XEBF Jalapa, Mexico: Heard evenings 8:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Delhi VU D4 11.83 Station 7:25 a.m.-Melbourne-Broadcast 7p.m. -M ad ri d -Programfor irregularly 8:50 a.m. 7:50 a.m. Rome 2R08 17.82 North America:( 9.86) Lima, 6 15.39 foreasternNorthAmerican 6.082OAX4Z Peru: p.m. -12mid.or 9:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m.London GRE 8:25p.m. -Finland -Englishpe- later 9:15 a.m. 8:15 a.m. Moscow 15.23 listeners; 7:30 & 8:25 a.m.- i(i1o1,1781o5r) North America: ()FE Londopn.m, England: 1:30-1:45, 15.11 News (English) ;7:37 & 11:15 6.08 GRR 6:20- 9.545 a.m.-Messages to home from 8:30 p.m.-R o w c-"American 6.08 WLWO Cincinnati, Ohio: 12:45-2:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m.Berlin DJB 15.20 American soldiers in Australia; 9:30 a.m. Hour"forlistenersinNorth 6.08 CKFX Vancouver, B. C., Canada: 10:30 XGOY 9.640 8:05a.m. - Commentaries by 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m.Ch'gking American America: 2R04( 11.81) 2R03 a.m.-4 a.m. Tokyo JZK 15.16 networkcorrespon 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. dents: VLG2 (9.54) (9.63) 2R0- ( 11.95) 6.08 ZFY Georgetown,Brit.Guiana: 6:45- 11:00 a.m.10:00 a.m. Stock h'm SBT 15.155 9 p.m.-Stockholm-Progranifor 8:45, 10:45 a.m.-12:45, 3:15-8:15 Melb'rne VLG2 9.54 7:35 a.m.-Chungking -Chinese 11:05 a.m. 10:05 a.m. Nationalprogram North America: SBT(15.155) p.m. 11:30 a.m.10:30 a.m.Amst'd'm PCJ 15.22 forNorth America; 8 a.m.-Commentary 9 p.m.-Budape,i-N Ameri- 6.075 HJCF Bogota, Colombia: 8 p.m. -12 mid. 11:50 a.m.10:50 a.m.Rome 2R08 17.82 program 1.1'0111 Hungary; 6.072 VUY2 Dacca, India: 9-11:15 a.m. by CBS correspondent;8:30, AlejandroSux,out- can Daily Afternoon 10 & If a.m.-News (English) : 9:20 p.m.-New.HAT4(English) : 6.07 CFR X Toronto,Canada: 7 a.m.-1:30 a.m.; Sun. 11 a.m.-12mid. London GRE 15.39 XGOY (9.635) standing Argentine (9.125) 12:00 noon11:00 a.m. 6.07 VV5RUCaracas, Venezuela: 6-10:30 p.m. DJB 15.20 8 a.m.-Tokyo-News (English) : journalist,now ana- 10p.m.- Quito, Ecuador -Friend- 12:30 p.m.11:30 a.m.Berlin ( 12.455, 9.96, (Sun. to11:30 p.m.) GRE 15.39 JZK (15.16).17.,1 (11.80) ship Hour: fICJB 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. London lyzing world news in 6.07 TIWS Puntarenas, C. R.: 8:30.11 p.m.; 1:10 p.m.Finland OFE 11.785 8:30 a.m.-R 0in e -English pro- 7.265) 2:10 p.m. gram for North America: 2R08 Spanish over NBC's 11:30p.m. -Tokyo -Programfor Sun. 3-9 p.m. 2:50 p.m. 1:50 p.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 6.065 SBO Motala, Sweden: 5:20-5:35 p.m. 15.39 (17.82) listeners in western North 4:45 p.m. 3:45 p.m.London GRE international stations America; 11 :30 p.m.& 2a.m.- 6.063 Tananarive,Madagascar: 11:45 4:15 p.m. Moscow 15.11 9:15 a.m.-Moscow -News (En- 5:15 p.m. glish) :(15.23,15.11, 9.545) News (English) :.17K (15.16) a.m.-12:30p.m.approximately 5:45 p.m. 4:45 p.m.London GRG 11.68 6.06 VQ7L0 Nairobi,Kenya: 6:45-7:15a.m., GSD 11.75 11 a.m.- Melbourne -Transmis-5:50p.m. -B erli J (11.80) sionfor western North Amer- programforNorthAmerica :11:30 p.m. -Alelboure -News 12:30-3:30 p.m. except Sat., Sun.; Daily Evening ica: VLG2 (9.54) DJD (11.77) DJB (15.20) (English) :VLG7 (15.16) Tues.,Thurs.,9:30.10:30a.m.; 12:30 p.m.(ex. Sun.) -Boston - DXC2 (11.74)DXL24 (9.62)11:45 p.m. -Brazzaville, French Sat.6:45-7:30a.m.,12:30-3:30 6:45 p.m. 5:45 p.m.London GRG 11.68 p.m.; Sun. 12 noon -3 p.m. GSD 11.75 News from Home: WRUL DZD (10.54) DX,I (7.24) Equatorial Africa - All -English 6.06 Bangkok, Thailand: 7-11a.m. 5:48 p.m.Moscow 15.11 ( 15.35,11.79) DM (14.46) programfor UnitedStates: 6:48 p.m. 6.054 HJ FA Pereira, Colombia: 10 a.m.-1, 15.18 1:45p.m. -Guatemala -Marimba6:30, 6:45, 7:15, 9:15 p.m.(Ir- FZI(11.97) reg.)-Cairo,Egypt -Program12:25a.m.-Melbourne-English 7:30-11:20 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m.Tokyo JZK 15.16 program: TGWA (15.17) London, pick-ups for American net- programfor westernNorth 6.05 GSA England: 11:40 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77 5:12 p.m.-Ireland -News (En 8:30 p.m. DJB 15.20 glish) :EIRE(9.595) works: SUV (10.055) America; 12:40 a.m.-Messages front American soldiers: VLG6 6.05 RV- Khabarovsk,U. S. S. R.: 2-4 7:05 p.m. 6:05 p.m.Madrid 9.86 5:45 p.m. -111 elbourne -News6:48 p.m. -Moscow -English pro- a.m. approximately OFE 11.785 (English) :VLG7 (15.16) gram for North America: (15.23) VLQ2 (11.87) 8:25 p.m. 7:25 p.m.Finland 6.05 OAX6A Arequipa, Peru: 7 p.m. -12 mid. HER4 9.538 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m.Bern 6.04 XETW Tampico, Mexico: 8p.m. -2a.m. 11.865 HERS 6.04 WRUS Boston, Mass.: 2-11:30 p.m. ex- 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. London GRG 11.68 cept Sun.; Sun. 2-9:15 p.m. GSD 11.75 SPECIAL PROGRAMS 6.03 HP5B Panama City, Panama: 11:30 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m.Stock h'mSBT 15.155 For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs above. a.m.-3, 7.11p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 6.03 CFVP Calgary, Alta., Canada: 11a.m.- DZD 10.54 Saturday, September 5 11:15 p.m. -Lima -CompleteOp- 10:30 p.m. (Tues., Sat.) -New 3 a.m. Moscow 15.11 9:15 p.m. 8:15 p.m. EWT City Program Station era: OAX4J (9.34) York - Maria Luisa Sierra, 6.03 MTCY Hsinking, Manchukuo:3-10:30 9:45 p.m. 8:45 p.m.Panama HP5G 11.78 Mexican singer: 1VRCA (9.67) a.m. JZK 15.16 7a.m.-New York -Rebroadcasts 10:10 p.m, 9:10 p.m.Tokyo Monday, September 7 WBOS (11.87) 6.03 XEKW a1Mo:4r.elia,Mexico: 9 a.m.-2, 6p.m.- JZJ 11.80 for troops: Crime Doctor; 7:30 a.m.-Great Moments inMu-7 a.m.-NewYork -Rebroadcast a.m. 9:30 p.m. Rome 2R03 9.63 10:30 p.m. WCRC (11.83) WCBX fur troops: Kate Smith Hour:Wednesday, September 9 6.026 HI1J 7Sa:1n0.9P:4e0drop,.mD. R.:12:40-2:40, 2R04 11.81 sic: (15.27) WCBX(15.27) WCRC (11.83)7 a.m.-NewYork -Rebroadcasts London GSC 9.58 10:45 p.m. 9:45 p.m. 9a.m.-New York -Rebroadcasts for troops: Take It or Leave It; 6.023 XEUW Vera Cruz,r u z, Mexico::3038a. m15 .-2 a GRG 11.68 10 a.m.-NewYork-Rebroadcasts for troops: "Yank" Swing Ses- for troops: Arms' Hour;10:05 7:30a.m.-"The FirstLine," 6.02 DJC Berlin, Germany: 10:00 p.m.Berlin DXJ 7.24 11:40 a.m.-5:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m. sion ;10:30 a.m.-Schaefer Re- a.m. - JosefMarais: WBOS exploitsofthe Navy: WCBX 11:15 p.m.10:15 p.m.Vichy 9.52 6.018 Bogota, Colombia: 8.9, 11:30 vue; 11 a.m.-PostToasties (15.21) WRCA(15.15) (15.27) WCRC (11.83) HJCX 11:15 p.m.10:15 p.m.Moscow 15.11 Time; 11:30 a.m.-The Good 01'5:30 p.m. (Mon., Wed., Fri.)-6:30 p.m.- London -"The War a.m.-3, 6:30 p.m. -12:40 a.m. 15.23 Days; 12 noon -Joe & Mabel; Boston- What America Is atSea,"Lieut.Cont. Thomas 6.015 HI3U Santiago,D.R.: 8:10-9:55 a.m., 11:30 p.m.10:30 p.m.Tokyo JZJ 11.80 12:40-2:40,5:40-6:40p.m. 1:15p.m.-How'm I Doin', Thinking: WRUL (11.79, 15.35) 1(V1o1o6d8r)ooffe: GSC (9.58) GRG 11:45 p.m.10:45 p.m.Br'zz'v'e, 6:30 p.m.-London -"The War 6.01 CJCX Sydney, N. S., Canada: 6:30 a.m.- Free Afr. FZI 11.97 with Bob Hawk; 1:45 p.m. - 2:30, 9 p.m. -12 mid. SaturdaySpecial: WRCA intheAir,"OliverStewart:7:15 p.m. -Berlin --0.K. Speak- 12:00 mid.11:00 p.m. Berlin DXJ 7.24 (15.15) WBOS (15.21) GSC (9.58) GRG (11.68) ing: DJB (15.20) DJD (11.77) 6.01 PRA8 Recife,Pernambuco,Brazil:4- 11:30 p.m.London GRS 7.07 10 p.m. 12:30 a.m. 11:15 a.m.(Sat., Sun.) -Chung- 8 p.m. -London -BritishLabor 8p.m. -1 on do n-"Dentocracy GSC 9.58 Marches," William Holt: GSC 6.007 ZRH Johannesburg, So. Africa: 11 king -MessagesfromAmeri- atWar:GSC (9.58)GRG a.m.-5 p.m.; 12:45-2:45 a.m. cans in China to relatives and (11.68) (01.15.688)) GSD (11.75) GRG 6.005 CFCX Montreal,Canada: 9 a.m.-11:15 friends in this country: XGOY8:15 p.m. -Berlin --PaulRevere: p.m. Important Stations DJD (11.77) DJB (15.20)8:15p.m. -B erli n -Lord Haw (9.635) C12olomnith,Panama: 8 a.m.-2, 6 p.m.- (Megacycles or thousands of kilocycles shown) 6:30 p.m.-London -"The War DZD (10.54) Haw orPaulRevere:DJD 6.005 HP5K CBFY, Canada 11.705 PZX5, D. Guiana 15.40 at Sea," H. C. Ferraby: GRG8:30p.m. -I. ondo n -"Britain (11.77) D.1(10.54)13 (15.20) DZD Uruguay:Recently 9.435RV, U.S.S.R. 15.265, 6.005 CXA2 Montevideo, COCH, Cuba (11.68) GSC (9.58) Speaks": GSC (9.58) GSD destroyed by an explosion of un- COK, " 11.63 15.23, 15.18, 15.11, (11.75) GRG ( 11.68) 8:45p.m. -London -"Europe in CR7BE, Mozambique 9.545 8 p.m. -London -Weekly visit to known origin 9.84Spain 9.86 the American Eagle Club, mes-9 p.m.(Mon., Wed.) -Brazilian Chains": GSC (9.58) GSD (11.75) GRG (11.68) 6.002 ZOY Accra, Gold Coast: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. CSW7, Portugal 9.735SBT, Sweden 15.155 sages from Americanfliersin programforNorthAmerican 6.00 XEBT Mexico, D.F., Mexico: 11a.m.- DJB, Germany 15.206517, " 9.535 t(1111.6R8.)A. F.: GSC (9.58) GRG listeners, including musical DJD, " 11.77TAI', Turkey 9.465 items,talksand news:PSI! Thursday, September 10 DJL, " 15.11 TGWA. Guatemala 9.69 (End of 49 -Meter Band) DJQ, 15.28VLG, Australia 9.58 9:45 p.m. -London -"TheVoice (10.22) 7 a.m.-NewYork -Rebroadcast DXJ, " 7.24VLG2, " 9.54 oftheNazi,"propagandare-9:15 p.m. -Berlin -FredKalten- for troops: Lux Radio Theater: DZD, 10.543VLG3, " 11.71 view: GSC (9.58) GRG (11.68) bach: DJD (11.77) DJB (15.20) WCBX (15.27) WCRC (11.83) 5.985 Cairo,Egypt: 3:30-4:30 p.m. DXL6, France 15.13VLG6, " 15.23 11.885VLG7, " 15.16 WCDA (9.59) 5.975OAX4P Huancayo, Peru: 10 p.m. -12 mid. DXL7 Ecuador: 7:45-9 a.m.; DXL24, " VLQ2, 11.87 Sunday, September 6 Tuesday, September 8 10 a.m.-NewYork-Rebroadcasts 5.972 HC1QRX Quito, EIRE, Ireland 15.12.VLR. " 9.58 York -Rebroad-7 a.m. (Tues., Thurs.)-Schenec- for troops: Famous Jury Trials; Evenings to 11:45 p.m. VLW6, " 9.68 9:15 a.m.-New 17.84, 8.595 casts `or troops: Sports News- tady-Anzacprogram for Aus- 10:30 a.m.-Kay Kyser : WRCA 5.97 VONH St.John'sNewfoundland:7:45 FZI, Brazzaville, Fr, VUD3, India 9.59 (15.15) WBOS (15.21) a.m.-2:30, 4:30-8:30 p.m. Equatorial Africa 11.97VUD4 11.83 ; 9:30 a.m.-Fitch Band- tralia,including personal mes- GRE, England 15.39WBOS, Boston. Mass. wagon; 10 a.m.-Command Per- sages from Australian and New6:30p.m. -London ---The Prop- 5.947 HH2S Port-au-Prince, Haiti: 7:30-11 p.m. GRG " 11.68 15.21, 11.87 Zealandfliersinthis country aganda War," 'Lindley Frazer: 5.94 OAX2A Trujillo, Peru: 9 p.m. -12 mid. 9.83WCBX, New York City formance; 10 :30 a.m.-America GRH, 11 totheirrelatives and friends GSC (9.58) GRG (11.68) 5.94 RV- Khabarovsk, U. S. S.R.: 5-9:30 GRP, 17.89 17.83, 15.27. 9.65, Sings; a in. -National Barn 7.07 6.17, 11.83, 21.57 Dance;11 :30 a.m.-Truth or at home: WGEO ( 9.65) 8:30p.m. -Londo n -"Britain a.m. or later. GRS, " ZNB Mafeking,Bechuanaland:12:45- GSC, " 9.58WCDA, New York City Consequences; 12noon -Bing10:30a.m.-New York -Rebroad- Speaks," J.B. Priestley: GSC 5.89 GSD, 11.75 6.17, 9.59. 17.83 Crosby ; 1:15p.m. - Johnny castsfortroops :Information, (9.58) GRG (11.68) 2:15,7:30-8:10, 11 a.m.-5p.m. GSF, 15.14WCRC, New York City 5.89 RV- Khabarovsk, U. S.S.R.: 11:45 OP Presents; 1:45 p.m. - Free- Please;11 a.m.-The Voice of GSV 11.83 p.m. -1a.m. irreg. HAT'4, Hungary 9.125WCW, New York City dom'sFightingMen: WRCA Firestone;1 :15 p.m. -Dr. I. Q.: Friday, September 11 12.455 15.85 WIICA (15.15) WBOS (15.21)6:30 a.m.-Schenectady-Hawaii 5.875 HRN Tegucigalpa,Honduras: 7 p.m. - HCJB, Ecuador (15.15) WBOS (15.21) WNBI 12:30 a.m. (Sun. to 10:45 p.m.) HER4, Switzerland WGEA, Schenectady, (17.78) 6:30 p.m.--London -"The War Calls: WGEO (9.65) 9.53, 11.865 N. Y. 21.50, 15.33. 9.55 5.865 PZX3 Paramaribo, Dutch Guiana: 7:40- 5 p.m. -R o me -Talk by Ezra onLand,"Major Lewis Has-7:30 a.m.-NewYork --Rebroad- HP5A, Panama 11.70WGEO, Schenectady, 9:40 p.m.ex.Sat.,Sun.;Sat., ( tings: GSC (9.58) GRG (11.68) castfortroops: Gay Nineties HP5G, " 11.78 N. Y.9.53, 9,65, 15.33 Pound :2R06 15.30)2R03 5:40-8:40 p.m.; Sun., 9:10.11:40 HSP5. Thailand 11.72WJQ. New Yo-City (9.63)2R04(11.81) 8 p.m.-London- "Current Revue: WCBX (15.27) WCRC HVJ, Vatican City 9.66 10.010 6 p.m. -Boston -CommandPer- Events," Frederic Kuh or Ver- (11.83) a.m. Indo-China 11.775WLWO, Cincinnati, 5.75 YNJAT Leon, Nicaragua: 8-11:20 p.m. 11.80 Ohio15.25, 11.71, 6.08 formance: WRUI. (15.35, 11.79) non Bartlett: GSC (9.58) GRG 6p.m. -London -"Let's Get Ac- Quito, Ecuador: 9-11 p.m. ex. Sun. JZJ, Japan (11.68) quainted": GRG (11.68) GSC 5.725 HC1PM JZK, " 15.16WNBI. New York City 7:30 p.m.-London -"Stars and WDI Ocean Gate, N. Y.: 4-6 a.m. KGEL San Francisco, 11.89. 6.100. 17.78 StripesinBritain," with Ben8:45 p.m.-London -Meet John (9.58) 5.052 Calif. 7.25. 9.55, WRCA. New York City Londoner:GSC (9.58)GSD6:30 p.m.- London -"The War 11.73, 15.33 9.67, 15.15 Lyon and Bebe Daniels, put on KWID. San Fran- WRUL-WRUW, bytheA.E.F.inBritain: (11.75) GRG (11.68) onLand,"Capt.CyrilFalls: cisco, Calif. 9.57. 15.29 Boston. Mass. 17.76. GSC (9.58)GRG (11.68) 9:15 p.m. (Tues., Thurs.)-Ber- GSC (9.58) GRG (11.68) GSD Note:This is theninth inaseriesin KZRH,Philippines9.64 15.35, 9.70. 11.79, 8 p.m.-Guatemala -First Mili- lin-Robert H. Best: DJD (11.75) which we arepublishing a completelistof ELM. Norway 9.645 11.73, 6.04 Band TGWA (11.77) DZD (10.54) 7:30p.m. -Boston -"TheFight the world's short-wave broadcast stations by MTCY. Manchukuo XGOY, China tary Concert: 11.775. 10.065. 9.545 11.90. 9.625 (9.69) 10 p.m. -Quito,Ecuador -"Serv- for aFreeWorld": WRUL frequencies with operating schedules for each. OFE, Finland 11.782R0. Italy 11.95 10p.m.-London -"Answering ice Stripes," program for (11.73,9.70,6.04) Reserve next week's issue of MOVIE -RADIO OFD. " 9.4952R03," 9.63 You,"Britainanswersques- UnitedNations'soldiersthe8:30 p.m. -London -"WorldAf- GUIDE now in order that your frequency list OIE. " 15.192R04," 11.81 worldover:HC.IB (12.455, fairs," H. WickhamSteed: may be complete. 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Page 16 (11/43-31 WICC-Musical Roundup WINS-Dyana Gayle -I WLAW-God's Country SATURDAY September 5 I, Inclusive: Ralph Edwards Returns With WMEX John Kily, organist WNBC-Music; Music Kitchen; BroadwayMelody; Timeto SEPTEMBER 5 Win His "Truth or Consequences" Program Saturday; Edgar WNYC-Your City & Defense *WOR-BBC News PROGRAM WPRO-R. I.Agricultural Digest Bergen, Charlie McCarthy, Don Ameche Return Sunday 11:30 A.M. INDEX America the Free: WEAF WJAR KYW WTAG WGY WBZ Day Page ArmyBand: WOR WBRK SATURDAY 16-18 WTHT WNAC WEAN WATR *WNYC-News; Around New WGY-Health Hunters SUNDAY 18-20 York WSAR WSPR WHN-Popular Music Schoolroom for Democracy: WJZ MONDAY THROUGH FRI- *WOR-News; Music LOG OF STATIONS WMCA-Tommy Dorsey's Orch. DAY Daytime Programs WORC-Murning Watch WHDH WFCI WMEX-Handy Andy Let's Pretend: 7 a.m. to 4:00 p.m 21-23WSAR-Devotions Listed in Edition 3- WNBC-Music Kitchen WABC WPRO WDRC WCAU WMAS WORC MONDAY after 4 p.m 21-23WSPR-Let There Be Light WNYC-Gramercy Chamber Trio WBRY WLAW WEEI WTAG-Musical Menu; Did You New York -New England WSAR-Home Beautiful Prgm. 25-27 WELI-Paramount Prgm. TUESDAY after4 p.m Know? WTAG-U. S. Army Band WEDNESDAY after 4 p.m 27.28 Call Kilo-Power Net- WHAM -Boy Scout Prgm 9:00 A.M. Letters cycles Watts Location work 10:30 A.M. *WHN-News; Health & Music THURSDAY after 4 p.m 29-30Show Without aName: WEAF StringSerenade: WEAF KYWWHOM -Russian Prm. FRIDAY after4 p.m 30-31 *News: WABC WMAS WBRY KYW 106050,000 Philadelphia. Pa. NBC WTAG WJAR WHAM WGYWICC-Faith of a Fighting City WLAW WORC WDRC WABC 88050,000 New York City CBS WTIC WINS -Musicale WATR* Miniature Quiz: WJZ 1320 1,000 Waterbury, Conn. 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*WDRC-Mon., Wed., (3-11/48) Page 21 7 Thurs., Fri., Variety; 7:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Inclusive A.M. News; Tues., Variety; WELI-Melody Favorites WMCA-Pan-Americana Organ; News WHDH-Fishermen'sBroad-WMEX-Morning Pick -Up EASTERN WAR TIME WEEI-Mon., Wed., Fri., cast WPRO-Betty & Bob MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Music; News; Tues., WHN-Popular Music WTIC-Aunt Jenny's Stories PROGRAMS Thurs., Musical Moments; WMCA-Porter Patter Morningin Manhattan;Pat Priscilla Fortesque HOW TO USE THIS SECTION WMEX-Scandinavian Mel- EXCEPTIONS Barnes: WEAF *WEVD-Mon.,Wed., odies KYW-Mon.,Wed.,Thurs., *Breakfast in Bedlam; Thurs., Fri., News; Tues.. WNEW-Zeke Manners' Gang Fri., Ruth Welles; Tues., All daytime programs for Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Morning Varieties News:WJZ Melodies Thursday and Friday between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and 3:45 WNYC-Masterwork Hour Arthur WORC-Mon., Breakfast WQXR-Women & the War;WABC-Mon., Dancing Godfrey, songs: Buffet; Tues., Wed.. p.m., inclusive, are listed in this section. Strings; Tues., Jump WABC Music Thurs.,Fri.,It'sa Fact EXCEPTIONS Time; Wed., Good Morn- *News: WEVD WFCI The daytime programs listed under the heading "Monday WCAU-Mon.,KayCarol; ing;Thurs.,BurlIves, WHAM WOR WTAG 7:45 Through Friday Programs" are all programs broadcast Mon- Tues., Thurs., Ralph Els- songs; Fri., Symphonettes *WBZ-News; Musical day through Friday at the same time each day. more;Wed.,Fri.,PhilWBRY-Mon., Dancing Clock; News MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Strings; Tues., Jump PROGRAMS Crawford KYW-Musical Clock Half -way down the same column and under the same time- WGY-Mon., Wed., Here Time; Wed., Good Morn- *WCAU-News; Song Hits;*News: WABC line you will note the word "exceptions." All programs listed Comes the Band; Tues., ing;Thurs.,BurlIves, Commuters' Special *News: WBZ under this heading are those which are not broadcast at the Thurs.,Fri.,Novatime songs; Fri., Symphonettes WEAN -The Listeners' Choice WCAU WDRC-Mon., Dancing WEEI-Top o' the Morning WELI WHAM WNBC same time Monday through Friday but are different every day WHAM -Mon., Wed.,Fri., WOKO WTAG BreakfastClub;Tues., Strings; Tues., Jump WELI-Breakfast Club or broadcast ina series of two or more, such as Monday - Time; Wed., Good Morn- *WEAN -News; Time to Tuesday, Monday -Wednesday -Friday, etc. Thurs., Musical Bouquet WGY-Morning Watch In other words, if WINS -Mon., Wed., Fri., Re- ing;Thurs.,BurlIves, WHDH-Air Express Music Shine you are looking for a news program or a dramatic serial WICC-Morning Salute ward for Listening; Tues., songs; Fri., Symphonettes WHN-Sammy Kaye's Orch.WJAR-Breakfastray broadcast at the same time each day it will be listed under Thurs., On Your Toes WEEI-Mon., Dancing WHOM -ItalianVarieties the "Monday Through Friday" heading. All other programs WJAR-Mon.,- Melodies; Strings; Tues., Jump *WICC-Commuters' Club;WMCA-Brooding with Brady will be found under "Exceptions." Time; Wed., Good Morn- News *WORC-N e w s; Breakfast Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., Buffet Shopping News ing;Thurs.,BurlIves, WINS -Good Yawning songs; Fri., Symphonettes WJAR-Breakfastray *WTRY-Timekeeper; News WOR-Mon., Wed., Fri., Peg- een Prefers; TunefulWELI-Wed., L'Ora Italiana *WLAW-News; Yawn Pa- EXCEPTIONS Tempos;Tues.,Thurs.,WHAM -Mon., Wed., Thurs., trol Fri., Breakfast Club; WMCA-Reveille Requests WEAF-Mon., Wed., Fri., Dear Imogene Reveille Roundup; Tues., Air Patrol Lures Actress *WPRO-Mon., Wed.,Fri., Tues., Bradley Kincaid WNAC-Organ Music WINS -Mon.,LeoErdody's WNBC-Wake Up Time Thurs.,Let's Fight News;TropicalMoods; WGY-Mon., Wed., An aviatrix' helmet will soon cover the Tues.,News; DickLei- Orch.; Tues., Wed., WNEW-Start the Day Right Fri., Thurs., Fri., Theater Mu *WNYC-News; Musical Clock; Tues., beautiful blond head of Bess Johnson, NBC bert,organist;Thurs.. Sunrise Thurs., Let's Fight News; Let's Waltz; Fri., sic Symphony daytime serial star.She, like the "Story of WJAR-Mon.,Wed.,March *WOKO-News;Sun-up TimeWNAC-Mon., Tues., Thurs., Bess Johnson" author, Peggy Mayer, is sched- News; America Marches Fri., Musical Clock; Wed.. WTAG-Mon., Wed., Fri., On, Marines; Tues., Mu- WORC-Good Morning to uled to take flying lessons, hoping to qualify sicalVarieties;Thurs., You To be announced Show Without a Name; as a Civilian Air Patrol pilot. Tues., Thurs., Modern Fri.,DailyDozin' WORL-Wings of the Morn- WMAS-Mon., Dancing ing Kitchen WTIC-Mon.,Women'sBa- Strings; Tues., Jump *WPRO-News; Sports; Bed- Time; Wed., Good Morn- warmers' Club 8 zaar; Tues., Thurs., Busman's Holiday by Wire Rhythm of theDay; ing;Thurs.,BurlIves, *WQXR-Breakfast Sym- A.M. Wed., Hymn Singer; Fri., songs; Fri., Symphonettes phony; News Peggy Mayer, who scripts "The Story of Musical Souvenirs WORC-Mon., Dancing WSPR-Sacred Heart Prgm. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Bess Johnson," decided to "get away from Strings; Tues., Jump WTIC-Morning Watch PROGRAMS itall" for a short vacation in Connecticut. 9:15 Time; Wed., Good Morn- WTRY-Timekeeper ing;Thurs.,BurlIves, *World News Roundup: She wasn't going to have anything to do with MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY EXCEPTIONS WGY WTAG the show for two weeks, PROGRAMS songs; Fri., Symphonettes The Radio Reader: WABC*WQXR-Mon., Brief Class- *WDRC-Mon., Tues., Thurs.,*News; Studio X: WEAF she checked out of the hotel to come home ics; News; Tues.,Wed., *Wm. last week -end, they presented her with a WBRY WDRC WEEI News; Shoppers Special; Hillman, news: WMAS WORC Thurs.,Fri.,Apartments Wed., News; Shoppers WFCI WJZ WNBC $64 long-distance telephone bill-for her daily on Parade; Music; News Special; YouthCenter WTRY chats with the director! Breakfast Club: WHDH *WTAG-Mon., Your WBZ-Organist; Prgm.;Fri.,News; To*News of the World: WABC Political Health;Tues., Thurs., be announced WBRY WCAU WDRC Talk Daily Dozin'; Wed., Fri., WEEI *WCAU-Laura May Stuart. Music Box WMAS WORC news 7:15 WPRO WTRY-Thurs., Fri., Va- WTAG-Styles in Music EXCEPTIONS WEVD-Women in the News rieties MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY *News:, WATR WBRK WTAG-Musical Menu; Did PROGRAMS *WTIC-World News WBRY-Mon.,Thurs.,Cof- WGY-Ma Perkins WEAN WHAI WICC You Know? *WTRY Timekeeper; News feeClub;Tues., Good WHAM -Women Only WLLH WNAC WNBH EXCEPTIONS *News: WEAN WHDH Morning Blues; Wed., WHN-Food Forum 9:45 WHN WMCA WNAC WNLC WSAR WSPR EXCEPTIONS WBRY-Mon., Uncle BenWINS -Typical Tunes MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY WTHT Melody Men; Fri., David PROGRAMS WORC WSPR WBRY-Mon.,Tues.,Fri., Shoop's Orch. & Hired Hands;Tues.,WJAR-Housewives Radio *KYW-News & MusicalNews: WMEX WNYC Breakfast Rendezvous;*WEAN -Mon., Sands of Thurs., Franklyn Stewart Exchange Tobe announced: WNLC Clock WOR WTIC Wed., Organ Moods; Time; News;Music; Entertains;Wed.,GoodWLAW-Good Morning, WSAR WEEI-Commuters'SpecialWBZ-Morning Minstrel Thurs.,MiltonCharles, Tues., Thurs., Defense Morning Blues; Fri., Neighbor WFCI-Morning Devotions WMCA-Three-Quarter TimeHappy Jack Turner, songs: \\ ELI -Devotions organist Council; News; Shopping MiltonCharles,organist WEAF WHAM -Bob Pierce WHAM -Kindly Thoughts Fri., WCAU-Mon., Wed., Fri..WOKO-Your Radio Hostess WHAM -Mon., Wed., News; Wed., Fri., Sands *NevIo: WEVD WHN *WNBC-News; Wake UpWHDH-Western Melodies Reveille Roundup; Tues., of Time; News; Shopping Band of the Day; Tues.,*WSAR-News Time Thurs., Say WINS WHN-Kitchen Kapers Thurs., Musicale News It With EXCEPTIONS WOKO-Thrift Special *WINS -News; Good Yawn- Music WBRY-The Pantry Shelf WNYC-Mon., Wed., Thurs., WEVD-Mon., Wed., Fri., WBZ-Store News WOR-Musical Clock . ing; News Fri.,Want Ad Column; JewishMelodies;Tues., WMCA-Mon., Wed., Fri.,KYW-Mon.,Tues.,Wed., *WTAG-Morning Parade;*WLAW-News; Yawn Pa- Insurance Question Box; Thurs., Show Without aWEAN -Musical Roundup Music Moods; City Con- Thurs., Dear Editor *WELI-News in Italian News trol sumers' Guide; Tues.,WGY-Mon., Wed., Fri., Do Tues.,Thurs., Dear Old Name;Fri.,BettyJor- WTRY-Rise & Shine WOKO-Musical Clock Want Ad Column; Meal You Remember? ;Tues., Southland dan WGY-Aunt Jenny's Stories EXCEPTIONS EXCEPTIONS Time and War Time Thurs., Jack Berch *WOR-Mon., News; Music;WBRK-Mon.,Wed., Fri.,WHAM -Tower Clock WDRC-Fri., Shoppers Spec-*WJAR-Mon., World News Tues., Thurs., News; Mu- All Hail to You WICC-Musical Roundup ial Round -Up; Tues., *WPRO-Mon., Wed.,Fri., WHAI-Wed., Fri., Ruth Wed., News; Ridin' the Range; Moss Interviews sic;Health Talk; Wed., WEAN -Mon., Wed., Fri.,WMCA-Romantic Moods Thurs.,Fri.,News Fri., News; Music; Prgm. AllHail to You; Tues.,WNAC-Musical Round -up *WMCA-Mon., Wed.,Fri., Tues., Thurs., News; WJZ-Mon., Tues., Wed., WORC-Let's See Now 7:30 Here Conies the Band Thurs.,StrikeUpthe Prevues Thurs., Food News News; What's Cookin'?; WPRO-Mon., WELI-Mon., Tues.,Thurs.,WTIC-Music While You MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Tues., Thurs., News; Bing Band;Fri.,March On, Uncle Ben PROGRA MS Marines & Hired Hands;Tues., Fri.,L'Ora Italians Work Crosby 8:30 WICC-Mon., Wed., Fri., All Goddard, n e w s: WNYC-Mon., Fri., Morning Thurs., Franklyn Stewart *Don Hail to You; Tues., EXCEPTIONS WEAF 8:15 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Serenade;Tues.,Music Entertains;Wed.,Good PROGRAMS Moods; Wed., Gramercy Morning Blues; Fri., Thurs., Food News KYW-Mon., Wed., Varieties; WEAN -Time, Rhyme & MiltonCharles,organist WNAC-Mon., Wed., Fri, MOXIDAYPTXMIgg FRIDAY Missus Goes A -Shopping: ChamberTrio;Thurs., BoggsonDogs;Tues., Rhythm String Ensemble All Hail to You; Tues., Thurs., Fri..Varieties WFCI-BreakfastSerenade; WABC Thurs., Food News *Music of Today;News: MossInterviews: WABC-Mon., Tues.,Wed., The War Today Ruth 8:45 9 WOR-Tues., Food Merchants Hymns ofAll Churches; *WGY-News; Wax Museum WABC WNAC WNBH Ass'n Convention; Thurs., Do You Remember?: WJAR MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Thurs.,Fri.,Thus We *WHDH-Religious Service; *News: WEAF PROGRAMS A.M. Novelty 'Music Live News Radio Rendezvous:WJZTexas Jim Robertson, bar.: WNLC-Wed., Fri.,All Hail *News: WJAR MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY WCAU-Mon.,Tues.,Wed., WHN-Byron Hour WNBC PROGRAMS to You PagesofMelody: WHDH *News; SonsofthePio- Hymns of All Churches; WINS -Times Square Mission *News: WHN WMCA Woman of Tomorrow: WJZWTAG-Tues., Thurs., Food Thurs.,Fri.,Thus We WJAR-Devotions George & Dixie, songs; Mu-Devotions:WICC WLAW neers: WJZ News sic: WATR WBRK WEAN WPRO Jam with Your Breakfast; Live *WLAW-News; Yawn Pa- *News: WABC WBRY WTIC-Mon., Wed., Fri., WDRC-Mon., Tues.,Wed., trol WICC WLLH WNACWBZ-Morning Toast You & the War: WEAF WDRC WLAW WMAS TreasuryStarParade; WNBH WSAR WSPR Hymns of All Churches; WMCA-Brooding with Brady *WCAU-News; Vocal Spot-Adelaide Hawley: WABC WORC Tues., Thurs., Food News Thurs.,Fri.,Thus We WNAC-Fiesta WTHT light *News: WFCI WHAM Shoppers' BreakfastClub;Don Mc- Live WORL-920 Club *WBZ-Military Band; News*WDRC-News; WHDH WEEI-Mon.,Tues.,Wed., *WPRO-News; BreakfastWCAU-Wax Museum Special WEAN -Musical Prgm. Neill, m.c.: WNBC WTRY 9:30 WSPR WFCI Hymns of All Churches; Club DRC-Music & Time WHAM -Ma Perkins WELI-Consumer's Forum MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY PROGRAMS Thurs.,Fri.,Thus We *WSAR-M usical Clock;WEEI-Caroline Cabot WHDH-Music of ManyWGY-Market Basket ShowWithout a Name: Live News *WELI-News & Views Lands WHN-Popular Music WEAF MorningMoods: WEAF WJAR-Mon., Wed., Fri.. WSPR-Westover MorningWEVD-Your FriendlyAd- WJAR-Melodies WICC-Musical hound ip *News & Rhythm: WEANBreakfast Club: WJZ Musical Varieties; Tues., Patrol visor WOR-Sweet Music WLAW-Melodies County Agri.; Thurs., WTAG Morning Parade WFCI-Top Ten Tunes WORL-920 Club WMEX-Musicale WICC WNAC WNBH Spotlight Revue:WEAN WNLC WSAR WHAI WLLH WNAC Rhythmic Melodies *WTRY-News WGY-Musical Clock WSAR-Bond Wagon WNBC-Rhythm Reveille WMAS-Mon.,Tues.,Wed., WMCA-Unity Viewpoints WTAG-Let's Fight *WNYC-News; Around *KYW-News WNBII WNLC WSAR EXCEPTIONS WICC Hymns of All Churches; WMEX-Post Exchange WSPR-To be announced New York *WBZ-News; Hum and Thurs.,Fri.,Thus We WBZ-Mon., Wed., Fri., Mu WNBC-Melody for MorningWTIC-RadioBazaar;Pro- WORC-Morning Watch Strum *News: WGY WOR WSPR Live sical Clock; Tues., Thurs.,WOR-Aunt Jenny's Stories gram Parade WSAR-Devotions WEEI-GoodMorning, La- *WBZ-News; Melodies Reveille Roundup WORC-Ernie Johnson *WTRY-Timekeeper; NewsWSPR-Let There Be Light dies WEVD-Musicale (Continued on Next Page) Page 22 (11/48--3)*WPRO-Mon., Fri.,News;*WMEX-M on Wed., *WMCA-N e w a ; MagicWOR-Mon., Fri., MusicalWINS -Mon.,Wed.,Music; DickLeibert,organist; Thurs.,Fri., John Riley, Carpet Appetizer; Tues., Thurs., Tues.,Thurs.,Treasury Tues., Wed., Thurs., organist; Tues., Jane Un-*WMEX-Monitor Views the Musical Bouquet;Wed., Show;Fri.,Sports Per- Daytime Programs News; A to Z in Novelty derwood, PM Reporter News U. 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Marine Band sonalities WSAR-Mon., Wed., Fri., WNYC-Mon., Tues.,Wed., WNYC-Music at Work WTRY-Mon., Farm News;WJAR-Mon., Wed., Thurs., (Continued) TreasuryStarParade; Fri., Musical Comedy*WOKO-News; Music Farm Bureau; Tues., Defense Theater; Dance Tues., Thurs., You Can't Memories; Thurs., Pages*WQXR-Music at Midday; Farm Prgm.; Wed., Sons Time; Tues., Fri., Dance Do Business with Hitler of Melody News of the Pioneers; Thurs., Time WLAW-Rodeo Roundup *WTRY-Mon., Wed.,Fri.,*WQXR-Mon., Music of theWSAR-Musical Parade Fri., Farm Bureau WTAG-Mon., Wed., Fri., WMCA-Tommy Dorsey's Or- Your Defense Reporter; Americas;News;Tues., WTIC-Little Show Roving Reporter chestra News; Tues., Thurs., Pop- Invitationtothe Waltz; EXCEPTIONS 12:30 WMEX-Handy Andy ular Music; News Wed., Army Program; KYW-Mon., Wed., Fri., MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY WNAC-Sing & Swing Shop Thurs.,NavyProgram; PROGRAMS WOR-Johnson Family Fri., Marines Program Noontime Tunes;Tues., WORC-Sacred Heart Thurs., Words & Music Romance ofHelen Trent: WQXR-Invitationtothe 11 11:30 WBRY-Mon., OPA Prgm.; WABC WCAU WDRC P.M. Waltz Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., WEEI WOKO WORC MONDAYTHROUGHFRIDAY A.M. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Noon Toons WPRO PROGRAMS PROGRAMS EXCEPTIONS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY WELI-Mon., Wed., Fri.,Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: MaryMargaretMcBride: WHN-Mon., Fri., PROGRAMS Wed., AgainsttheStorm: KYW Serenade; Tues., Children WHAM WJZ WHDH WEAF Weaver of Thoughts;The RoadofLife: KYW WEAF WBZ WGY WJAR in Wartime;Thurs., Tues.,Dance Orchestra; Richard Kent; TravelingItalian Melodies: WEAN *H.R.Baukhage,news: WEAF WBZ WGY WJAR WTAG WTIC WELI WHAM WHDII Thurs., Joey Nash; WTAG WTIC Cook WICC Organist John "Butch" Brent, Dr.Bright Horizons: WABC WNEW-Mon., Dance Orch., WJZ WNBC WTRY Brent's adopted son,tells WCAU WDRC WEEI *N e w s:WBRY WJAR WNYC-Tues., Chamber Trio; Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., WOR *N e w s:WATR WBRK JAMES MONKS Gramercy Claudia Wilson of the ro- WOKO WORC WPRO WEAN WHAI WICC plays Torben Reimer Wed., Fri., mance between Dr. Brent FrankFroeba,pianist KYW-What's News inthe ChamberTrio;Thurs., and Carol Evans. A HouseintheCountry: WTAG-Mon., Wed., Fri., WLLH WNAC WNBH WJZ Stores in "Against the String Ensemble WELI WHDH Serenade; Tues.,Thurs., *WBZ-News; WNLC WSAR WSPR Storm' WQXR-Tues., Wed., Thurs., Breakfast at Sardi's: WELI WSPR WTRY Call Out the Marines Agricultural WTHT WFCI WJZ News Fri.,Invitationtothe WHAM Yankee House Party: WATR Life Can Be Beautiful: WSPR WTRY 12:15 *WFCI-French Radio News Waltz WBRK WEAN WHAI WHN-Kitchen Kapers WABC `WCAU WEEI (9:45 a.m. Continued) MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY *SidneyMoseley,news: WICC WLLH WNAC PROGRAMS WHOM -Polish Hour WOKO WORC WPRO WOKO-Mon., Tues.,Wed., 10:30 WATR WBRK WEAN WNBH WNLC WSAR WLAW-Melodies *News: WTAG WTIC Hymns of All Churches; WHAI WICC WNBH WTHT BigSister: WABC WCAU WDRC WEEI WMEX-Italian Melodies KYW-Happy Clarks Thurs.,Fri.,Thus We Helpmate: KYW WEAF WNLC WSAR WBRY-Pan-AmericanSere- WLAW WNAC-Civilian Defense;WBZ-Home Forum Live WGY WJAR WBZ WTAG nade WMAS WOKO WORC Musical Roundup *WDRC-News; Inside Page WTIC WBRY-Musical Revue WPRO WOR-Mon., Melody Mo- WHN-Health & Music WHN-Dance Orchs. Ruth Wayne is innocent-WNBC-Dance Music *WFCI-News; Italo-Amer ments;Prgm.Prevues;HankLawsen's Knights:WINS -Scrapbook WHOM -Russian Prgm. ly drawn into the tangled*WNEW-News; The Camera ican Prgm. Music; Tues., Aunt WFCI WHAM WJZ*WLAW.News WINS -Racing; Music web that herbrother-in- Turns WHN-Dick Gilbert,music Jemima; Prgm. Prevues; WSPR *WMCA-News law,Frank Wayne,has WINS-Copydesk *WMCA-News; Woody Her- woven. WSAR-Name the Band Music; Wed.,Fri.,JackAmanda of Honeymoon Hill: WNBC-Patterns in Melody WSPR-Polish-American Pro- *WMCA-News; The Tattler Thurs., man's Orch. *Nancy BootheCraig: Berch, songs; WABC WCAU WDRCWNAC-New EnglandCup-*WNEW-News; Bing Cros- News: WJZ gram WMEX-Talk Sparker Upper WEEI WLAW WOKO board by WTAG-HollywoodHeadlin-WNEW-Elton Britt, songs WPRO-Mon., Tues.,Wed., *WQXR-C on cer tStage;Words &Music: WEAF WORC WPRO WNBC-Swing Time WTAG ers; Noonday Revue WOR-Lee Mason Hymns of All Churches; *WNYC-News; Father News Francis J. Cronin, organist:WTRY-Sweet & Swing *WQXR-Luncheon Sym Thurs.,Fri.,Thus WeCheer UpGang: WATR phony; News WNAC WEAN WHAI Knickerbocker Suggests EXCEPTIONS WATR WNAC WNBH EXCEPTIONS Live *WOR-News WNLC *WTAG-Mon., Tues., WICC WNBH WNLC WFCI-Mon., Rhode Island- WEAF-Mon., Wed., Fri., EXCEPTIONS WSAR Thurs., Organ Music; EXCEPTIONS ers at Fort Shelby; Tues.,*News: WGY WFCI Rhymin' Time; Romance News WBRY-Church in the Wild - Wed., Fri.,String Time;WBZ-PoliticalTalk; Dave & You;Tues.,Thurs.,WBRY-Thurs., Childrenat WTRY-Thurs., Fri.,Break- wood WABC-Mon., Jump Time; Thurs., Playground Studio Rose's Orch. Rhymin' Time Play fast Club WELI-Programme P a r a- Tues., Thurs., Mary Lee Party *WEAN -N e w s; MusicalWEVD-Mon., Rabbi Samuel WEVD-Mon., Who Needs a mount Taylor; Wed., Fri., FourWHAM -Mon., Wed., Fri., A Roundup Rubin; Tues., Jewish Mother; Wed., Musicale: WMCA-Ruth Howard' Clubmen House in the Coun-WHAM -Farm Front News Melodies;Wed.,Esther Thurs., Jacob Jacobs, 10 Morning Digest WCAU-Mon., Wed., Fri., try;Tues.,Thurs.,Mr.WHDH-J err y O'Leary's Midner,songs;Thurs., songs; Fri., Rabbi Samuel WMEX-Going Shopping Clara, Lu 'n' Em; Tues., Chucklehead Quiz Jewish Melodies; Fri., Rubin A.M. WTRY-Chapel Service Thurs., Mary Lee TaylorWLAW-Mon., Better HomesWHN-PopularMusic;Be- The Yeshiva Student WGY-Mon.,Tues., Wed., MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY WDRC-Mon.,Wed., Fri., Hour; Tues., Wed., Fri., tween the Lines WGY-Mon., Labor Day Thurs., Meet the Band; EXCEPTIONS PROGRAMS Clara, Lu 'n' Em; Tues., From A toZ;Thurs.,WINS -Platter Chatter; Rac- Prgm.; Tues., Wed., Fri.,Allen Roth News for the Blind ing Scratches WJAR-Mon., Fri., To be an- Storyof BessJohnson:WHDH-Mon., Wed., Fri., A Thurs., Mary Lee Taylor Thurs., Fri., Farm Paper KYW WBZ WEAF WGY WEEI-Mon., Wed., Fri.,WMEX-Mon., Wed.,Musi-WMEX-An Orchid to You;*WJAR-Mon., Ted Steele's nounced;Tues.,Thurs., Woman's Eye -View; cale;Tues.,Fri.,Chris- Ranch Melodies TreasuryStarParade: WHAM WJAR WTAG Tues., Thurs., Club News Clara, Lu 'n' Em; Tues., Orchestra;Tues.,Wed., WTIC Thurs., Mary Lee Taylor tianScience Prgm.;WNBC-Music of Today Wed., To be announced WHN-Mon., Wed., Fri., Thurs.,Fri., News Dance Band Parade: WJZ WHDH-Mon.,Wed.,Fri., Thurs., Family FaviritesWORL-920 Club WLAW-Mon., Druggists' Sa- Happy Meeting Time; Breakfast at Sardi's; WSPR-Farm News lute; Rainbow Trio; Tues., *BBC News: WBRK WEAN Tues.,Thurs., Popular Tues., Red Cross Show; 11:45 WTIC-Luncheonaires 12:45 LionsClub;Wed., Ma- WICC WLLH WNAC Music MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY rines Prgm. ; Thurs., Arm:, Thurs.,AmericanMusic EXCEPTIONS WNBH WNLC WOR WNYC-Mon., Talk *WLLH-Tues., Fri., SidneyAunt Jenny's Stories: WABC PROGRAMS Prgm.; Fri.,Life & the WSAR WOR-Mon., Wed., Fri., Hap- WCAU WDRC WEEI OurGalSunday: WABC Land Clark Dennis, tnr.: WTRY Moseley, news KYW-Mon., ColonelBill; py Jim Parsons; HealthWMAS-Tues., Thurs., Mary WLAW WORC WPRO Tues., Thurs., Musical WCAU WDRC WEEIWNYC-Mon., MissingPer- Valiant Lady: WABC WCAU Talk; Tues., Thurs., Hap- Lee Taylor Emily Conover meets and Bouquet WOKO WORC WPRO sonsAlarm;Economics py Jim Parsons falls in love with Dr. How- ofWar;Tues.,Thurs., WDRC WEEI WMAS WMEX-Mon., Nat'l Citizen- ard Parrish, a young doctorWELI-Mon., Wed., Fri.,*News: WEAF WOKO WPRO *WQXR-Mon.,Thurs., ship; Music; Tues., Wed., doing important research Serenade; Tues., Elwood MissingPersonsAlarm; Fictionization of Valiant Lady Composers Corner; News; on pages 6 and 7. Thurs., Musicale;Fri., work, who dies of a fatal Gary, songs; Thurs., Jim-*News: WLAW WSAR Your Government & De- Tues.,Studio Orchestra; disease. His work is com- *KYW-News; Music fense; Wed., Fri., Missing *News: WSPR WFCI War Time Buying; Music pletedlaterbyanother, my Blair,songs News; Wed., Gilbert andWOKO-Mon.,Wed., Fri., and Emilyrealizes WEVD-Mon., Henry Schroe- WBRY-Needleworks Persons Alarm; Your City WBRY-Morning Aires Sullivan Concert; News; that WELI-Dance Music WELI-Pac o Mio Dio Prgm. Clara, Lu 'n' Em; Tues., their love will never die. der,songs; Tues., Ethel & Defense Fri.,Design for Defense Thurs., Mary Lee Taylor Kruvant,songs; WNBC-Opportunity Tunes WHDH-Air Express Music David Harum: KYW WEAF Wed.,WNEW-Dinah Shore, songs WHOM -Jewish Hour *WORC-Mon., Wed.,Fri., WBZ WGY WJAR WTAG Jewish Melodies; Thurs., 1:15 Clara, Lu 'n' Em; Tues., OlgaPaul,songs;Fri.,WOR-Bill Hay Readsthe 1VINS-Popular Music 10:45 WTIC Bible Thurs., News; Melodies Cantor Aaron Kaplow. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY *WMCA-N e w s;Winning MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Little JackLittle'sOrch.: WTIC-Here Comes the Band PROGRAMS Health PROGRAMS WPRO-Mon., Wed., Fri., WELI WFCI WHAM songs WNBC-JackLacy'sMusic Clara, Lu 'n' Em; Tues., WHAI-Mon., Wed., Thurs., EdwardMacH ugh:WELI YoungDr.Malone: KYW WHDH WJZ WSPR EXCEPTIONS Kitchen Thurs., Mary Lee Taylor WTRY Fri.,FrancisJ.Cronin, WHDH WJZ WNEW-Make BelieveBall- WBZ WEAF WGY WJARWQXR-Mon., Tues.,Other organist WBZ-Mon., Wed., Fri., En- WTAG WTIC WHN-Music Shop WomaninWhite: WABC room People's Business; Wed., WICC-Mon., Wed., Fri.,In- semble; Tues., Thurs., WCAU WDRC WEEI Chaplain U. Thurs., Fri., ConcertWHOM -Lithuanian Prgm. side Story; Tues., Thurs., Musical Bouquet WQXR-Lisa Sergio 's Col- Jim, S.A.: WINS -Sing & Swing WOKO WORC WPRO umn WJZ WSPR Stage FrancisJ.Cronin,or- WEVD-Mon., Jewish Melo- WMCA-InsuranceQuestion ganist dies; Tues., Our Advice; Marjorie Mills' Hour: WEAN WCAU-Say It with Music Box WICC WNAC WTAG EXCEPTIONS WEAN -Studio Party WNEW-M o n ., Sparkling Wed., Arele Diamond, *WMEX-News Rhythm;Tues., Wed., songs; Thurs., News Od- 1VTIC WHN-Mon., Wed., Fri., WEEI-Food Fair 11:15 WNYC-You & Your Health; WELI-Imperial Prgm. Thurs., Fri., Instrumental dities;Fri.,The Groom I'llFind My Way: WATR Dance Orchestra;Tues., MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Broadway Melody Quintet Regrets WNBH Thurs.,Rhythm intheWFCI-Dance Orch. PROGRAMS WOKO-Louise Benay Morning WHAM -Al Sigl Vic & Sade: KYW WEAF WLAW-Mon., Tues., Thurs.,WHDH-Serenade WNBC-Time to Win; Style WBZ WGY WJAR WTAG Fri., Pollard Prgni.; Wed., WTIC Rhythm & Romance Shop Fictionizationof Vieand 12 WMEX-Mon., Fri., Farm &WOKO-Racing News Sade on page S. ARLENE FRANCIS Home News; Tues., EXCEPTIONS *AustralianNews: WATR Noon Thurs., Flashes of Truth; WEAN WHAI WNAC SHE wanted to be an actress, Wed., War Time BuyingWATR-Mon., Wed., Fri.. MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY WNBH WSAR PROGRAMS but her parents said "No!" WNYC-Mon., Your Re- Treasury Star Parade sources This Week; Tues., WHN-Mon., Wed., Fri.. Second Husband: WABC *News: WEAF They sent her to school at a Travel Hour; Wed., Con- My Daughter Betty WCAU WDRC WEEI*Boake Carter, comm.: convent, topped off her edu- sumers Information; WICC-Mon., Wed., Fri., WLAW WMAS WOKO WEAN WICC WNAC WORC WPRO cation with a trip to Europe, Thurs., Women inWar; TreasuryStarParade; WNLC WOR WSPR business,all Fri.,Let the Buyer Be- Tues., Thurs., You Can't WINS -Musicale WTHT set her up in ware Do Business With Hitler*WNBC-News; Music *Kate Smith Speaks; News: with the idea of steering her *WTHT-Mon., BBC News WLLH-Mon,, Wed., Fri.,WOR-Women's Hour WABC WCAU WDRC away from the acting profes- Treasury StarParade; EXCEPTIONS WEEI WLAW WMAS sion. But Arlene had differ- 10:15 Tues., Thurs., You Can't WORC WPRO Do Business with Hitler;WBRY-Mon., Wed., Thurs., ent ideas. She studied under MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Chuckwagon Get Together: RubenRamoulian,nowa PROGRAMS WMEX-Tues., Jimmy Cash; TreasuryStarParade; WJZ Thurs., Two KingsSia Tues.,Fri.,America screen director. She impressed Bachelor'sChildren: KYW Queen Marches *News: WEVD WHDH -Seymou Daniel Frohman, the veteran WEAF WGY WHAM WNAC-Mon., Wed., Fri.. *WHN-Mon., News; Music; WHN WINS WNBC 1VBZ WJAR WTAG WTIC Treasury StarParade; Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., WORL WTRY producer, and finally made her stage debut in "La *N e w s: WEAN WELI Tues., Thurs., You Can't News *WBZ-News; Hum & Strum Gringo," in which she played a nun and understudied WFCI WHDH WJZ Do Business with Hitler;*WICC-Mon., Tues., Thurs., *WFCI-News;Music for Claudette Colbert. A part in "Street Scene" followed, WTRY WNYC-Mon., Fri., Police Fri., Australian News; Luncheon and then a role in the motion picture "Murders in the StoriesAmericaLoves: Department Safety Prgm.; Wed., May Bradshaw*WGY-News; Otis Si Elea WABC WCAU WDRC Tues., Review of Books; Hays; News nor; Melodies Rue Morgue." Her radio break came in 1933, and since WEEI WMAS WOKO Wed., Life inKhaki WMCA-Mon.,Wed.,Rural*WHAM -March of the that time she has appeared on a great many programs. WPRO WOR-Mon., Wed., Fri., Con Revue; Tues., Health Day; News At present she has the star role of Linda Emerson Harper John Metcalf's Choir Loft: sumers' Club; Tues., Talk; Thurs., Music Ma-WHOM -Polish - American WATR WICC WNBH Thurs.,Here'sLooking ker; Fri., Report on Presi Prgm. in the NBC serial "Helpmate," heard five times weekly WNLC WSAR at You dent's Press Conference WJAR-Luncheon Concert at 10:30 a.m. EWT. Arlene's real last name is Kazanjian. *News: WEVD WNBC WHAM -Mon., Rhythmaires;WNBC-Mon., Wed., Thurs., WTAG-Mon., Fri., Com- 2:45 (3--11/48) Page 23 KYW-Dansapation Tues.,Music forEvery- Fri.,Vincent Lopez' Or- munityHostess;Tues., Pre- MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY WINS -Henry Sylvern one; Wed., Thurs., Army chestra;Tues.,Platter Wed., Thurs., Radio The- PROGRAMS sents AirForcesBand;Fri., Parade ater Daytime Programs WMCA-Sweetest Love Songs Sketches in Melody WNEW-Mon., Latin Ameri-WTIC-Mon., Wed.,Thurs.,PepperYoung's Family: ow Today; Melodies WHDH-Mon., Wed.,Fri., cana; Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., Medley Time; Tues., WABC WCAU WEEI WMEX Mail Box Summer Serenade; Tues., Fri., Memories in Waltz We're in the Army Now WOKO WSAR-Your Home & You Joline, songs; Thurs., Time WTRY-Mon., Wed., Thurs.,JackBaker, songs: WELT*WINS -News;Stan Shaw *WSPR-Rhythm Society; Hollywood&Vine WNYC-Tues.,Fri.,Metro- Fri.,Vincent Lopez' WJZ WNBC WTRY *WMCA-N e w s;Sweetest Love Songs of Today News WHN-Mon., Baseball Game politan Revue Orch.; Tues., Evelyn*News: WMEX WSPR EXCEPTIONS (two games) WORL-Mon., Women in De- Johnson WMEX-Afternoon Rhapso- WPRO dies WINS -Mon., Wed., Fri., fense; In the Blueroom; WDRC-Life Can Be Beauti- WBRY-Mon., Tues.,Wed., Weldon & Theater; Tues., Tues., Thurs., Hollywood WNEW-Five Shades of Blue Thurs., Our Neighbor- ful WOKO-Forrest Willis Thurs.,Shirley Eder & Sound Stage; Wed., Fri., 2:15 WLAW-Magic Ballroom hood; Fri., Open House Theater Treasury Star Parade WOR-Baseball, Yankees & WBZ-Mon., Wed., Fri., MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY *WTIC-Day Dreamswith Giants Home Games Treasury WJZ-Mon., Common Sense PROGRAMS Bud Rainey; News StarParade; & Sentiment;Tues., WORC-Melody Time Tues.,Thurs.,Jack BuildingMorale;Wed., Lonely Women: KYW EXCEPTIONS *WQXR-Your Request Pro Berth's Gang WBZ WEAF WGY gram; News Frontiers of American KYW-Mon.,Tues., Wed., WGY-Mon., Rhythmaires; 2 WHAM WJAR EXCEPTIONS Tues., Music for Every- Life; Thurs., Every Man's Thurs., Hymnsof All one; Wed.,Better Busi- Book; Fri., The Supreme Joyce Jordan: WABC Churches; Fri., Betty TennisMatches (Monday Stewardship P.M. WCAU WDRC WEEI Crocker only) : KYW WBZ WEAF ness Bureau; Music Sa-WMEX-Mon., Margaret Jan WLAW WOKO WORC lon;Thurs.,ArmyAir MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY WBZ -Mon., Tues., Wed., WGY WHAM WJARCHARLOTTE MAN - is,sop.; Tues., Marla di PROGRAMS WPRO Thurs.,Hymns of All WTAG WTIC Forces Band; Fri., Marcia Silva,songs; Wed., Ave Can Margot's slowly re- SON is Rose Kransky Rice, songs covering mind and health Churches;Fri.,BettyWEVD-Mon., Wed., Thurs., MariaNovena;Thurs.,Light of the World: KYW Crocker in "Guiding Light" WHAT -Mon.,Tues.,Wed., WEAF survive the shock of learn- Fri., Jewish Songs; Tues., Words & Music;Fri., WGY WHAM ing that her brother Paul isWBRY-Mon., Library Thurs., I'll Find My Way John Kiley, organist WBZ WJAR dead? of Concert Miniatures WHAM -Mon.,Tues., Wed., Congress Prgm. WHN-Tues., Wed.,Thurs.,WMAS-Mon., Exploring Mu- *WNBH-Mon., News; Alex- Between the WBRK-Tues., Wed., Thurs., Fri., Gospel Singer; ander & Pickens; Tues.,Young Dr. Malone: WABC Bookends: Fri., Baseball Game sic; Tues., Keyboard Thurs.,VictoryIsOur WCAU WDRC WEEI WFCI WHDH WJZ Baseball Fans InterviewsWLAW-Mon., Tues.,Wed., Concerts; Wed.,Concert Wed., Thurs.,Fri.,Con- WLAW WMAS WOKO WTRY WEAF-Mon.,Tues.,Wed., Business cert Orch. Thurs.,Afternoon Con- Orch.; Thurs., Navy WHN-Mon., Warmup Time WPRO *Treasures in Melody; Thurs.,Hymns of All solaries; Fri., Meister - Band; Fri., Russian - WJAR-Mon., *WNLC-Mon., News; Alex- WillTerryMalone,a News(BaseballGame, Churches; Fri.. Betty singers Rhythmaires; ander & Pickens; Tues., prisoner of war, be able to American Festival Tues., Your Prgm.; Wed., Mon., Fri.): WATR Crocker *WNBC-Mon., Wed.,Fri., Wed., Thurs.,Fri.,Con- escape from hisruthless WBRK WEAN-Tues., Sketches in Melody; cert Orch. captors? WEAN WICC KhakiSere- 3:15 News; Hits of the Day; Thurs.,Wartime Motor- WNAC WSAR WSPR nade;Thurs., Baseball Rhythm on Parade; *WOR-Mon., News,Alex.*WBRY-News;Starson WBRY-Piano Antics Fans Interviews MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY ing;Let's Dance;Fri., ander & Pickens; Tues., PROGRAMS Tues. Thurs., News; Hits Marcia Rice,songs Parade WEVD-Mon., Immigration of the Day; Rhythm on WLAW-Mon., U.S. Ma- Wed., Thurs.,Fri.,Con- *WEAN -Musical Roundup; EXCEPTIONS Talk; Tues, Jewish Melo-Ma Perkins: KYW WEAF cert Orch. News WBZ WJAR WTAG WTIC Parade rines; Wed., Thurs., Fri., WELI-Mon., Wed., Fri., Be- dies; Wed., M. Kultunoff, *WNYC-Tues.,Spirit of TreasuryStarParade *WSAR-Mon., Tues., Wed.,WEVD-Jewish Philosopher songs; Thurs., Clara Kru- DownBrushCreek Way Fri., Studio Orch.; News: tween the Bookends; Vikings; News; Wed., WNEW-Mon., Jimmy Rich, *WINS -News; Music; Stan pitskia, songs; Fri., C. L (Fri. only, Talk by Donald American Thurs., To be announced Shaw Tues., The Navy Speaks; Museum of organist; Tues., Wed., Zuckerberg, songs Nelson & Dr. John Stude- Nat'l History;Fri.,Mu- *WMCA-N e w s;Sweetest Thurs., Mormon Elders baker) :WABC WDRC Thurs., Fri., Kay Reed & WEVD-Mon., Wed.,Fri., WFCI-Mon., JackBaker, sical Souvenirs Trio Love Songs songs;Tues.,American WMAS WORC 1:45 WMEX-The Victory Prgm. InterviewswithHouse- WORC-Mon., Exploring Mu- WNYC-Tues., Treasury Star wives; Tues., Thurs., LegionAuxiliary;Wed.,*WCAU-News; Music sic; Tues., Keyboard Parade;Wed.,American MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY *WNAC-Musical Roundup; Life & the Land; Thurs.,*WEEI-News; Hollywood PROGRAMS News Jewish Homemaker Sings Concerts; Wed.,Concert Folk Music; Thurs., WI-IN-Tues., Wed., Thurs., U. S. Army on the Air; Snapshots Orch.; Thurs., Navy Tuberculosis & Health WNEW-SomethingOld, Fri.,Arms forVictory WGY-Woman in White *News: WEAF WJAR Something New Fri., Dick Gilbert Band; Fri., Russian - Assn.;Fri.,NavyRe- WMEX-Mon., Fri., Leather- WGY-Mon., Tues., Wed.,WHDH-Air Express Music American Festival cruiting Prgm. The Goldbergs: WABCWOR-Martha Deane Thurs.,Hymnsof All *WLAW-News WORL-920 Club' neck Parade; Wed., Coast WPRO-Mon., Exploring Mu- WTRY-Mon., Farm Prgm.; WCAU WDRC WEEI Guard Parade Churches; Fri., BettyWMCA-Guy Lombardo's Or- sic; Tues., Keyboard Tues., Charles John WOKO WPRO WORC WNBCMon., Tues., Thurs., Crocker chestra Concerts; Wed.,Concert Stevenson; Wed., Thurs., EXCEPTIONS WHAM -Mon., Fri., Today's Tunes; Wed., Tues., Wed., EXCEPTIONS Orch.; Thurs., Navy Fri., Gospel Singer *C ed r itFoster,news: Thurs.,Hymns ofAll WEAN WICC WNAC WELI-Mon., Wed., You're in the Army Now *WBRY-M o n., T u e 3., Band; Fri., Russian - Fri., Churches; Fri., Betty American Festival 1:30 WTAG WTIC TreasuryStarParade;WNLC-Mon., Fri.,Baseball Thurs., Fri., News; Wed., Game Crocker *WTRY-Mon.,Fri.,Mati- Tues., Army Band; WHDH-Tues., Wed., Thurs., Readers & Writers MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY KarlZomar'sScrapbook: Thurs., U. S. Marines WTHT-Mon., Fri.,Baseball WEVD-Tues., Wed., Thurs., nee Melodies; News; Mar- PROGRAMS WOR Game Fisherman's Broadcast kets; Tues., Christian WFCI-Mon., Wed.,Thurs., WHN-Tues., Wed., Thurs., Concert Miniatures Vic & Sade: WABC WCAU Vincent Lopez' Orch.;WTIC-Mon., Wed., Hartford WHAM -Mon., Tues., Thurs., Science Prgm.; Wed., *KYW-News; Music Fri., Warmup Time CatholicHour;Thurs., WDRC WEEI WOKO*WBZ-News Tues., Army Band; Fri., Hostess Prgm.;Tues., Fri.,PrescottPresents; WICC-Mon., To be an- Wed., Melodies Evelyn Johnson WORC WPRO WINS -MemoriesinWaltz U. S. Marines nounced;Tues.,Khaki PietioniaationofVieand WHDH-Mon., Thurs.,Fri., & Win;Thurs.,Con- WICC-Tues.,Musical Com- Sade on page S. Time necticut Men & Women Serenade; Wed., Fri., 3:45 KYW-Rhona Lloyd Vincent Lopez' Orch.; Concert Album;Thurs., edy Memories Tues., Army Band; Wed., inthe War; Fri.,Con- WOKO-Mon., Tues., Marine MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY WELI-Danceland EXCEPTIONS cert Matinee The Navy Speaks PROGRAMS WEVD-Salon Music Police Talk WJAR-Mon.,Tues.,Wed., Prgm.; Wed., Thurs., Fri., *WHN-Tues., Wed., Thurs., FamiliesinWar Time; 4VGY-HouseholdChats WBRY-Mon., Tues.,Wed., Thurs.,Hymnsof All Right to Happiness: KYW Navy Speaks; Thurs., Fri., News Music WEAF WGY WJAR WHOM -German Prgm. 2:30 Churches; Fri., Betty WJAR-Your Prgm. Band ofthe Day; Fri.,*WICC-Mon., Thurs.,Fri., Crocker WPRO-Mon., Tues.,Wed., WBZ. WTAG WTIC LeathernecksonParade Musical Roundup; News; Fri., Down Brush Creek Dwight Kramer receives WLAW-Masterworks of Mu- MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY WLLH-Tues., KhakiSere- an urgentcalltogoto sic WFCI-Mon., Uncle Sam Tues., Wed., Musical PROGRAMS nade; Wed., Thurs., Base- Way; Thurs., Observing Speaks; Tues., Wed., Roundup Nature Farnsworth Prison at once. WNBC-Victory Matinee We Love & Learn: WABC ball Fans Interviews Carolyn is fighting for her *WNEW-News ; Thurs., Fri., DoniaWNBC-Tues., Rhythmsof WNAC-Tues., Khaki Sere- life after giving birth to a Sparkling Speaks the Day WCAU WDRC WEEI child. Rhythm Trio WLAW WMAS WOKO nade;Thurs.,Baseball 3:30 WMCA-Jimmy Dorsey's WTRY-KayMoser'sMat- WGY-Mon., Red Cross War*WNYC-Mon., Tues., Fans Interviews MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Tues., Thurs., News; Symphonic WORC WPRO PROGRAMS Orch. inee Women's War Tragedy stalks the Har-WNEW-Mon., Wed.,Fri., Forum; Wed., Red Cross Matinee;Wed., News; risonborne when Frank Ann Perry, songs; Tues.,Shady Valley Folks: WICCWNBC-Design in Melody Program;Thurs., Fri., Highlights fromGreat Harrison grabs a gun and *WNYC-N e w s; Civilian EXCEPTIONS Thurs., Trio & Organ MenoftheSea: WELT Defense Treasury Star Parade Operas; Fri., News; Gil- follows his wife as she runs WHAM WJZ *WATR-Mon., News; Alex-WHAM -Mon., Wed., Thurs., bert & Sullivan Operetta out to do away with school.WNBH-Tues., Khaki Sere- ander & Pickens; Tues., Wed., Fri., teacher Andrea Reynolds. nade PepperYoung's Family: EXCEPTIONS Fri., Vincent Lopez' Or-WORC-Mon., WOR-Tues., Wed., Wed., Thurs.,Fri.,Con- chestra; Tues., Army Home Folks Frolic; Tues., *News: WNBC WJZ WTRY Fri., KYW WEAF WGY WJAR cert Orch. WFCI Baseball Preview; Thurs., WBZ WTAG WTIC WEEI-Mon., Family Front; Band Thurs., Studies in Black Tues., Keyboard Con- WB1.14on., Rhythmaires;WJZMon.,Wed.,Thurs., & White Guiding Light: KYW WEAF Khaki Serenade WEVD-Musicale Tues., Thurs., Ensemble; WORC-Mon., Wed., Thurs., certs;Wed., United We Fri.,Vincent Lopez' Or-WQXR-Mon., Tues., Thurs., WGY WHAM WJAR Fri., Melody Time; Tues.,WHDH-Dance Music Stand; Thurs.,Jobsfor Wed., Army AirForces chestra; Tues., Army Fri., Chamber Music; WBZ WMCA-Helen Twelvetrees Victory; Fri., Swing time Band;Fri.,Sketchesin Band When MollyRodethe Wed., Composers of LatinNarragansett Park Race Range *WNEW-News; Music HallWELI-Mon., Thurs.,Fri., Melody WMEX-Mon., America Stockman's (BaseballGame,Mon., WSAR-Tues.,KhakiSere- WOKO-Columbia Master- Fifteen Minutes from *WHAI-Mon., News; Alex- Trails;Tues., The Play*WSAR-Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri.):WBRK WEAN works Broadway; Tues.,Dance ander & Pickens; Tues., Tel -PicParade;Thurs., nade;Thurs.,Baseball Goer; Thurs.,Concert WHAI WICC WLLH Fans Interviews EXCEPTIONS Orch.; Wed., Recital Wed., Thurs.,Fri., Con- Orch.; Fri., Waltz Melo- News;Fri.,To bean- WNAC WNBH WNLC Period cert Orch. dies nounced WTHT-Tues.,KhakiSere-WABC-Mon., Exploring Mu- WSAR WSPR nade sic; Tues., KeyboardWHAM Mon., Wed., Fri., WBRY-Radio Matinee Concerts; Wed.,Concert Army InductionCenter; *WELI-News Orch.; Thurs., Navy Tues.,SwingTime; WHDLI-Air Express Music Band; Fri., Russian - Thurs., Recital Series *WTAG-Afternoon Journal; 3 American Festival WHDH-Mon., Thurs.,Fri., BETTY VDU GERSON News WBRY-Mon., Exploring Mu- Fifteen Minutes front P.M. sic; Broadway; Tues.,U.S. EXCEPTIONS Tues., Keyboard Army Prgm.; Wed., Re- DIXIE'S gift to the daytime MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY Concerts; Wed., Concert serials is Betty Lou Ger- WEVD-Mon., Wed., Thurs., PROGRAMS Orch.; Thurs., Navy citalPeriod son, Jewish Songs; Tues., Ja- Band; Fri., Russian - WJZ-Mon., Thurs., Fri., Fif- nativeof Chattanooga, cob Mason;Fri.,RabbiStory of Mary Marlin: teen Minutes from Broad- KYW American Festival raised in Birmingham. Betty Samuel Rubin WEAF WGY VVCAU-Mon., Exploring Mu- way; Tues., They're the WHN-Mon.,Tues., WHAM WJAR WBZ Berries; Wed., Recital Lou is descended from a long Wed., WTAG WTIC sic; Tues., Keyboard Con- Fri.,Health & Music; certs; Wed., Concert Period line of continental opera stars, Hendricks suspects Hen- WMEX-Mon., Tues., Thurs.. WMEX-Mon.,Wed.,John rietta Dorne of befriending Orch.; Thurs., Navy but her dramatic work omits Kiley,organist;Tues., a German agent. Band; Fri., Russian -Amer- War Time Buying; Rhap- the singing that was part of Thurs., To be announced ican Festival sody MargueritePorter,sop.;DavidHarum: WABC *WTRY-Mon., Tues., News; the family tradition. WCAU WDRC WEEIWDRC-Mon., Exploring Mu- Ruth Gevalt, songs; sic; Tues., Keyboard Markets;Wed.,Thurs., Betty Lou trained at the Fri., Jean Harper, songs WPRO Concerts; Wed., Concert Music; News; Markets Goodman Theater in Chicago, *WNEW-Mon., Wed.,Fri.,PrescottHoliday: WHDH Orch.; Thurs., Studio then went back to Birming- News;Barry Wood, WELI WJZ WNBC Matinee;Fri.,Russian - (See Below) ham asadramaticcoach. songs; Tues., Thurs., WTRY American Festival News; Merry Macs Baseball, Red Sox & BravesWEEI-Mon., Exploring Mu While she was still in her teens she gave up teaching *WOR-Mon., Baseball, Games (Tues., To be an- sic; Tues., Keyboard to go into radio work in Chicago, and soon won a very Yankees vs.A's;Tues., nounced) : WATR WBRK Concerts; Wed., Concert NIGHT PROGRAM important place on the networks. The list of programs Wed., Thurs., Fri., News WEAN WHAI WLLH Orch.; Thurs., Navy INDEX on which she has starred is long and distinguished. One *WQXR-Mon., Wed.,Fri., WNAC WNBH WNLC Band; Fri., Russian -Amer- of her most important roles today is that of Marilyn Remember This;News; WSAR WSPR WTHT ican Festival Mon. 4 p.m. on 24 Tues., Thurs., Latin-WBRY-Cheerful Chatter WLAW-Mon., Exploring Mu- Tues. 4 p.m. on 25 Larimore in "Lonely Women," heard over NBC at 2:15 American Rhythms; News*WFCI-N e w s ; Melody sic; Tues., Keyboard p.m. EWT five times a week. Betty Lou's main non- WTHT-Tues., Thurs.,Nar- Sports Matinee Concerts; Wed., Concert Wed.4p.m. on 27 ragansett Park Race WHOM -Polish - American Thurs., Jerry professional interest nowadays is the new dairy farm she Orch.; Thurs.4p.m. on 29 WTIC-Tues.,Thurs.,Con- Prgm. Wayne, songs; Fri., Rus- and her husband, Joe Ainley, radio producer, have bought. cert Miniatures WICC-Marching Along sian -American Festival Fri. 4 p.m. on 30 NIGHT-TIME PROGRAMSMonday through Friday

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WEEI WOKO WCAU WDRC Johnny Long's WMEX-Josephine Cambria, songs WSAR WATR 1VNAC WBRK WPRO WBRK WEAN WLLH WNAC Orch.:WPRO WNEW-Sports WNLC WLLH WHAZ WEAN WICC Talk by Sec'y of Labor Frances WOKO WEEI JoeRinds'Orch.;Molasses &KYW-Music You Want Perkins: WABC WORC WMAS*WBZNews TrueorFalse:WJZ WNBC January: WJZ WTRY WELIWCAU-Moonlit Music Hall WDRC WBRY WLAW WHDH-HarryDeAngelis'Orch. 8:00 P.M. WHAM WTRY WSPR WFCI WTHT WHDH WFCI WHAMWEEI-Civilian Defense Prgm. MusicYouWant: WEAF WMCA-Billy Rose Presents WHDH WHN-Popular Music WNEW-Horace Heidt's Orch. *Earl Godwin, news: WJZ WFCI WNBC EllaFitzgerald& FourKeys: WBRY-Treasury Star Parade WBRY-To be announced WHOM -LaHora Hispano-Ameri- WJZ WSPR WFCI WOR-Dance Orch. WNBC WTRY WHAM WHDH WHOM -Italian cana WELI WELI-Quiz Prgm. Songs WallyJohnson'sOrch.: WHAI 12:00 Mid. *\VHN-Wythe Williams WLAW-Eventide Moods WINS -Concert Miniatures WICC WNBH WNLC WATR CavalcadeofAmerica: WEAF WMCA-Sammy Kaye's Orch. 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WSPR-Masterworks; Molasses & *WCAU-Powers Gouraud; Mas- WTRY WHDH WDRC WMAS WEEI WCAU January 10:45 P.M. terworks of Music; News;Art Jarrett'sOrchestra: WHAZ WPRO WLAW To be announced: WNBC WHDH Sports WICC WDRC WBRY-MasterworksofMusic 8:45 P.M. WSPR WELI WEEI-E.B. Rideout;Master 9:45 P.M. *News: WMCA WTAG WQXR WELI Drama Music ThatEndures: WLLH works of Music *Dance Music;News: WEAN WHN-Clear the Deck *WBRY-Home Folks Frolic; WSAR WHAI WNBH WATRWELI-Danceland WNAC WHOM -Romantic Songs News WBRY-Romantic Swing WNLC WBRK WHAZ WEANWGY-U. S. Army Prgra. *WHN-Music to Read By; News *WMCA-News; Cracker - Barrel*WHN-News *WHN-Fulton Oursler, comm. WNAC WOR *WHDH-N e w s; Fishermen'sWICC-Dance Music Jubilee WHOM -Famous Jury Trials WHOM -Summer School FreddieStewart,songs;Texas Broadcast WNEW-Benny Goodman's Orch. 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The SeaHound: WJZ WTRYWLAW-Hut Tunes WHAM -Vic & Sade AreYou aGenius?: WABC WHDH WFCI WMEX-Wonderland Salutes; Mu- 4:15 P.M. WICC-Bridgeport Civilian Defense WBRY WOKO sic WMCA-Vocal Spotlight Portia Faces Life: WEAF KYW*WNEW-News; Make Believe 4:00 P.M. Stella Dallas: WEAF KYW WGYWNYC-Treasury Star Parade WhenaGirlMarries: WEAF WGY WHAM WJAR WBZ Ballroom EASTERN WAR TIME WBZ WJAR WTAG WTIC KYW WGY WHAM WJAR WTAG WTIC WNYC-Neighborhood Calls Joey Kearns' Orchestra: WMAS WBZ WTAG WTIC Mother & Dad: WABC WBRYWOKO-Sports; Interlude *News: WABC WDRC WMAS WBRY WORC WLAW WOKO 4:45 P.M. Music by Bovero: WJZ WTRY WOKO WQXR-Great Masters Orpheusinthe Underworld: 1VBRY WORC WLAW WPRO WPRO WDRC To be announced: WSAR WHAI WOKO WEEI Personally,It'sOff the Record:*News; Two Keyboards: WNLC Overture Offenbach Listen,Neighbor: WABC WABC WSAR WATR WBRK WLLH WICC WNLC WLLH WATR Scherzo Capriccios°, Opus Oil. TennisMatches: WEAF KYW WNBH WBRK Dvorak *ClubMatinee; News:WJZPiano Team: WBRY WEEI WNBH WHAI WSPR La Vida Breve: Dances No. 1 WGY WJAR WTAG WBZ WINS -Racing & Theaters and No. 2 Fella WTIC WSPR WLAW WMAS *News: WICC WPRO WEEI-Del Castillo Danceland: WELI WNBC WMCA-President's Press Confer-WTIC-The Story Club War BondDrive: WJZ WHAM -Let's Be Neighbors YoungWidderBrown: WEAFWCAU-Joey Kearns' Orch. ence *ClubMatinee;GarryMoore,WHDH-Air Express Music KYW WGY WJAR WTICWDRC-Ad Liner WNEW-Musical Potpourri 5:45 P.M. in.c.;News: WNBC WTRYWICC-Bridgeport Medical Ass'n WBZ WTAG *WEAN -News; Everybody'sWOR-John Gambling, sports BenBernie'sOrchestra: WABC WELI WMCA-Whispering Jack Smith *SwingIt;News: WJZ Sport WPRO-Musical Hotel WCAU WDRC WMAS WOKO BaseballGame: WBRK WSAR WEEI-Five o'Clock Follies;Lis-*WQXR-Washington Front; News WEEI WORC WPRO WBRY WHAT WNBH WATR WNAC 4:30 P.M. *WDRC-News tening Post *WSPR-News WLAW WEVD-Your Song WEVD-Giida Mignonette, songs WNLC WEAN WLLH Living Art: WABC WBRY 5:30 P.M. The Bartons: WEAF WHAM -Road ofLife WFCI-Feature Race Secret City: WJZ WNBC WTRY *Walter Compton, news: WICC WMAS WORC WOKO WEEI WICC-Musical Roundup WHDH-Air Express Music Superman: WELT WLLH WNAC WCAU-Every Day at Four WPRO WMCA-Say It with Music WINS -Stan Shaw WEAN WNLC WICC WOR WSPR WJAR WEVD-Echoes of the Opera LorenzoJones:WEAF KYWWMEX-Dance Matinee WLAW-Hit Tunes Landt Trio: WABC WMAS WCAUDavidCheskin'sOrch.:WELI *WFCI-News; Melody Sports WGY WJAR WTAG WBZ*WNBC-Review of Melody; Top*WMCA-N e w s ;JerryBaker,Three Suns Trio: WEAF WJAR WLLH WATR WNLC Matinee WTIC Tunes; News songs WHAM WFCI WHDH WSPR (Continued on Next Page) Page 26 48-3) 6:45P.M. 7:30 P.M. Neighborhood WEAF SWING SHIFT LOG BillStern, sports: WEAF Call: KYW WBZ This log lists stations broadcasting for two hours or more TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 *Lowell Thomas, comm.: WJZ after midnight.Itis presented for the use of war industry WBZ WTIC WGY WHAMConfidentially Yours; Arthur workers who often search for radio entertainment during the Hale: IVOR 1VSPR WTHT early morning hours. Time shown is Eastern War Time. WJAR WEAN WNAC WNLC *The World Today: WABC 1V0111. -The 920 Club Lone Ranger: WJZ Call Kilo - WDRC WORC WMAS WCAU Location OnTheAir *WQXR-Music to Remember; American MelodyHour: WABC Letters cycles News WEEI WBRY WLAW WPRO Hal McIntyre's Orchestra: WATR WEE! 1101:CtVCAU WDRC WOKO VMAS WPRO t'IXIAV 800 Windsor. Canada DailyexceptSun. 12mid.to 4 6:15 P.M. WBRK WICC WNLC WHAI a.m.; Sun., 12 mid. to 3 a.m. EarlWrightson,bar.: WFCI t; *News: WEAF WSPR ICUICA 1020Pittsburgh, Pa. Daily except Monday 12 mid. to 1VBRY-Shall 1Ve Waltz? a.m. KYW-Evening Serenade to Joe Hasel, sports: WJZ WELI-War Activities; Scores WBZ-Political Talk EYW 1060 Philadelphia, Pa. Slim, Mon., Wed.. Fri..12 mid. Voice of Broadway: WABC WELI-Religious News 6 a.m. %VI:CI-Dance Orch. WWI' WOCharlotte, N. C. Daily, 12 mid. to 3 a.m. WEEI WCAU WPRO WOKOWHDH-Soldiers' & Sailors' Quiz WGY-Science Forum 12 mid WORC WHDH-Adrian O'Brien & Alice W CA 0 600 Baltimore, Md. Sat.,Sun., Tues., Thurs., WHN-Canteen Society ii 8.111, O'Leary, to to Sports:WICC WEAN WSARWHOM -I'd Like to Know vocalists 111.\1' 1210Philadelphia, Pa. Daily except Monday, 12 mid. WNAC WNLC WNBH 14/1111WINSLondon Calling W UN -George H. Combs,Jr. 6 a.m. Sports:WELI WTRY WJARWMCA-Carol Blake,songs WHAM -World Tomorrow \VDU 7250Tampa. Fla. Sun. only12 mid. to 4 aro WHOM -Women'sPlaceinthe WDBO 580 Orlando, Fla. Daily, 12 mid. to 6 a.m. WHAM WINS WNAC-Racing Results; Music WEAN Daiiy except Sun., 12 mid. to 2a.m. *News: WHDH WNBC 1Var Effort 790 Providence,R.I. WMEX-Sports WICC-Treasury Star Parade WEE] 590 Boston, Ma,s. Daily, 12 mid. to 5:30 a.m. K VW -Royal Harmony Singers *WNYC-Vews; Want Ad Column WEND 1330New York. N. Y. Daily except Mon., 12 mid. to 3 3.111. 11 }MY -Dance Orch. WINS -RalphCooper WELA 970 Sun., 12 mid.to4 a.m. WOKO-Music; Sports WJAR-Harmony Rendezvous Tampa, Fla. heard\\ ltZ-Sing Time WOR-Here's Morgan WHY 1050New York, N. Y. Daily, 12 mid. to 3 a.m. JOHN NESBITT, 1VD11C-Treasury Star Parade WORL-Signal Corps Prgtn. WLAW-Columbia Workshop WICC 600 Bridgeport, Conn. Daily except Sun., 12 mid. to 2 a.m. withMeredith Willson *WMCA-Johannes Steel, news WIND 560 Gary, Ind. Daily, 1a.m. to 6 a.m. WFCI-Time to Waltz; Wings forWSAR-Meet the Band WIOD Daily, 12 mid. to 5:15 a.m. America WTAG-Evening Revue 1VMEX-Man Your Battle Stations 610 Miami, Fla. *WNBC-News; The Spotlight W.IAX 930 Jacksonville. Fla. Sun., 12 mid. to 6 a.m. (5:45 p.m. Continued) WHN-Jerry Burton; Leo Weber,WTRY-Sans Cuff; Merle Pitt WICKW 1520Buffalo, N. Y. Daily, 12 mid. to 7 a.m. organist *WNEW-News; JohnB.Ken- WI.W 700 Daily, 12 mid. to 3.a.m. nedy;Sports Cincinnati, Ohio Sports Matinee: WEAN WNAC *WHOM-Pastene Journal 7:00 P.M. WNAC 1260Boston, Mass. Daily, 12 mid. to 5:30 a.m. *WLAW-Sports; News WQXR-Treasury of Music WNEW 1130New York, N. Y. Daily,12 mid. to 6:45 a.m. WBZ-Salon Serenade Piano Concerto No.5in F Daily except Sm., 12 mid. to 6 a.m. WMCA-Mr. Hollywood; ThrillEasy Aces: WJZ WHAM WTRY WOL 1260Washington, D. C, WEVD-Italian Music Minor Bach WOR 710 New York, N. Y. Sun., 12 mid. to 7:45 a.m. Other WFCI-Dance Orch. Rodeo WIIDII WNBC WSPR WFCI Tanulatuser:Overture.. Wagner days, 12 mid. to 5:30 a.m. WGY-Organ Recital WSPR-Hubert Kregeloh Fred Waring inPleasure Time:WSAR-To beannounced WPTIr 080 Raleigh. N. C. Daily except Mon. 12 mid. to 6 a.m. WHAM -Musicale WTAG-Scores; Novachord Ram- WTIC-Come On & Dance %IMAM 560 Miami, Fla. Daily, 12 mid. to 6 a.m. WEAF WTIC WJAR WBZ Daily, 12 mid. to 5:30 a.m. WHDH-Let's Swing blings WTAG KYW WGY WTRY-John B. Hague WRVA 1140 Richmond. Va. WTIC-Road to Victory \VSAI 1360Cincinnati, Ohio DailyexceptSun.,12mid.to5 *WHN-News a.m.: Sun.,12 midto 2 a.m. WICC-Musical Roundup Amos'n' Andy: WABC WORC 7:45 P.M. 6:30 P.M. WDRC WCAU WEEI WOKO WSUN 1320 St. Petersburg, Fla.Daily.12 mid. to 7 a.m. WMCA-Front Line Tunes Dance Orchestra: WICC WNLC WsYll 570 Syracuse, N. Y. Wily. 12 mid. In 6 a.m. *WMEX-News Pan-American Conference: WEAF WMAS WPRO WSAR WNAC WNBH WHAI WNBC-Danceland MiltHerthTrio: WJZ 1VTRY*Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: WNAC WLLH WATR 1% NYC -Songs of the Southland WTHT WNLC WSAR WATR *WOR-News; Melody Moments;Jerry Wayne, songs: WABC WBRK WHAI WABY WNBH*H.V.Kaltenborn, news: WEAF 1V LAW WJAR WTIC WBZ WTAG Back in Circulation Trotting with Stan Lomax WLLH WICC WEAN KYW %VORL-Donald Brooks *Leslie Nichols & Arthur Mann, WBRY-Jitterettes Four Polka Dots: WFCI WTRY Ed Byron, producer of "Mr. District Attor- WTAG-Organ Moods news: WNLC WHAT WSPRWELI-To be announced WTIC-Dance Music; Jingle Con WSAR WHN-Adrienne Ames WBRY-Warren Stephan, songs ney," is whipping his fly -rod over the trout test *News: WBRY WINS WORWHOM -ItalianSongs WBZ-Political Talk streams up in Canada. He's following his doc- KYW WHN WINS -Treasury Show WEAN -Don Mario's Orch. *FrazierHunt,news: WDRCWLAW-Thoughts At Twilight WELT -Stories of the FBI tor's orders of "complete rest and relaxation" NIGHT WOKO *WMCA-News; Benny Goodman'sWEVD-Clara Stella. songs while recuperating from his recent operation. WBZ-Sports; Theme for Tonight Orch. *WHDH-Johit Barry; News 6:00 P.M. An Orchid to You WMEX-March to Victory *WHN-FultonLewis,Jr. *WCAU-News; Sports; VignetteWNYC-Masterwork Hour WHOM -ItalianSongs Funny Money Man: WEAF in Rhythm WOR-Sports WMCA-Swing Songs WHN-Popular Music IIMThis Nation at War; Molasses WEAN -Music; This Will Happen; Favorites;WMEX-Open Forum WHOM -Anna & Roberto Clarinet - & January: WJZ WNBC WFCI *News; SonsofthePioneers: *WQXR-Listeners' Music News *WNBC-News la, comedy, songs 1VTRY WHDH WELI WSPR WJZ *WEEI-Frazier Hunt; Music The Origin of Design ....HandelWNEW-Sports -*WLAW-Le Jazz Hot; News *FrazierHunt, news:WABCWELI-Dinner Music Two ElegiacMelodies:The WOR-The Answer Man *WMCA-News; Quizzing the War Cheers from the Camp: Last Spring Grier;WSPR-Arms forVictory WABC WORC WMAS WOKO WPRO WCAU WFCI-Sports Trail Hungarian RhapsodyNo.2 WMEX-Civilian Defense; Music Liszt WCAU WLAW WPRO WEEI *News: WEAN WSAR WHAIWGY-In Back of the Front in C sharp *WNEW-News; Joe Reichman's WBRY WDRC WLLH WNBII WNAC WICCWHAM-Yesterthots 8:00 P.M. Orch. WTHT WNLC WBRK WATRWHDH-To be announced 7:15 P.M. Johnny Presents; Ginny Simms;WOR-Can You Top This *WEVD-George Rosette,news WSPR WHN-To be announced WSAR-Franco-AmericanHour *NewsoftheWorld: WEAF Dave Rose's Orch.; Bombard. WHN-Treasury Star Parade *News:WJAR WTAG WEEIWHOM -Guitar Melodies WGY WJAR WTIC WTAG iers: WEAF WJAR writ' WGY WHOM -ItalianSongs WOKO WHAM WTRY WTICWICC-Musical Roundup WTAG WBZ KYW' 8:45 P.M. WMCA:-President's Press Con- WJAR-Supper Show KYW WBZ ference WELI Mr. Keen, Tracer ofLost Per-Are You a Missing Heir? WABC*WIIN- News *News; Sports: WDRC WBZ WMCA-Sports WDRC WEEI WCAU WOKOWHOM -Famous Jury Trials *WNEW-News; Tommy Dorsey's WMEX-Pete Herman's Orch. sons:WJZ WHAM WNBC Orch. *KYW-News; Victory Calendar WTRY WHDH WFCI WORC WPRO WMAS 11 NI EX -Romance in Music *IV BRY-News ;Scores *WNAC-Press Roundup; Music It NEW -Hands Across the Sea *WQXR-Melodies of Old Vienna; *WEEI-Page One: News WNBC-AroundtheTown Glenn Miller'sOrch.: WABC*Earl Godwin, news: WJZ WFCI News *WFCI-News; Race Results WN YC-Dra ftInformation; Air WOKO WPRO WCAU WDRC WHDH WTRY WHAM WNBC Reminiscences of Vienna; Pol- WELI 9:00 P.M. kas; Gypsy Baron: Overture *WGY-News;Varieties;Scores Warden Service WEEI WMAS WORC WBRY Strauss *WHDH-War Headlines; SportsWORC-Racing Results; Melodies; WLAW Music for America: IVOR WNBIIBattle of the Sexes: WEAF KYW WGY WTAG WTIC WBZ*WSPR-Fulton Lewis,Jr. WHN-Capt. Tim's Stamp Club; Weather The Johnson Family: WICC WSARW1.1.11 WHAI WATR Movie Time Table *WPRO-News; Dinner Concert WHAI WNLC WBRK WEAN WNLC WICC 1VSPR WNAC WJAR 9:45 P.M. WHOM -Mario Trovato WQXR-Dinner Concert WEAN Famous Jury Trials: WJZ WHDH La Partida,Chique,deRe- WELI-State Rationing WEVD-Fifth Column in America WINS -Racing Resume Tangos *News: WEVD 1VNEW WHAM WNBC 1VTRY WELI greso WHN-Today's Baseball WFCI WHN-Meet John Londoner WLAW-Here Conies the Band Old Black Joe; Oh! Susanna!: WBRY-MasterworksofMusic 1VHOM-Summer School *WMCA-News; Off the Record Beautiful Dreamer: Massa's *WHOM -News,J. Caporucchl WHN-The Avenger - Dramatic*GabrielHeatter,news: WOR in de Cold, Cold Ground.... *WINS -News WMCA-Melody Miniatures WMEX-Scores; Race Resume; Foster Series WNAC 1VNEW-Vaughn Monroe's Orch. Waltz Time WMCA-Five StarFinal WHOM -Stefano Lombardi songs Village Dance; Kentucky Attorney Tommy Riggs & Betty Lou; BillWSPR-Melodic Moods *WNBC-Sports; News 3Iountain Dance BurleighWMEX-District WLAW-Methuen Civilian Defense Goodwill; Jimmy Cash;Felix American Sketch GearhartWNAC-Date with a Disk 10:00 P.M. WNYC-Municipal Concert Hall *WMCA-News; Bygone Days Mills'Orch.: WABC WDRC WOR-Uncle Don; Music WTAG-Beyond the News WOR-Harry James'Orch. WMEX-Let's Be Neighbors *News Here & Abroad: WJZ WSAR-SalutetoLatinAmerica WPRO WEEI WOKO WCAU *WORC-News; Scores WTIC-Strictly Sports 1VNYC-The Corwin Cycle, drama WLAW WBRY WMAS WTRY WHIM WELI WFCI WQXR-Symphony Hall WNBC Sx muttony Ni'. 2 in D minor.. Moonlight Sonata: WHAI WTHT*John B. Hughes, news: WOR Dvorak*News: WQXR WHOM Tristan andIsolde:Prelude WATR WNLC WHAI WLLH and Liehestoit WagnerWEAN -Government Reports WNBH WBRK WSAR WNAC TUESDAY'S BEST LISTENING WEVD-Concert Melodies WEAN WTIIT WICC WSPR 8:15 P.M. WIIN-Popular Music A Date with Judy:WEAF WICC-U. S.Army Recruiting WTIC WJAR WBZ WTAG news programs Lum &Abner:WJZ WTRY Prgtn. See program listingsfor more detail and additional WNBC 1VSPR WHDH WHAM KYW WGY *1VMCA-News; D'Artega's Orch.WEVD-N. Y. U Forum WELI-Army Recruiting Service WMEX-Classical Album WHN-Popular Music WEVD-Jewish Philosopher WNE1V-American Music WHOM Confed. Spanish Societies 8:15 Lum and Abner WFCI-Melodies *WNYC-News; CivilianDefense*W MCA -News ;Dinah Shore News and Discussion 8:30 Horace Heidt, with Frankie CarleWHAM -Treasury Star Parade & You *WMEX-News P.M. and Musical Knights WHOM -ItalianSongs WORC-Studio Party WNEW-Dance Parade 12:00Boake Carter WICC-Magic Dial WSPR-Watch the World Go By 8:30 Hobby Lobby WLAW-Paul Pickering,tnr 1:00H. R. Baukhage 9:00 Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou WMEX-Vincent Youman's Music 9:15 P.M. FREQUENCIES 2:00Cedric Foster BillGoodwin; Jimmy Cash;FelixMills'WNEW-Pan American Hour Orchestra Jimmy Joy'sOrchestra: WLLH 6:45Lowell Thomas WSAR-The Latin Quarter WHAI WICC WNBH WNAC KYW-1060 WJZ-770 7:00Fulton Lewis, Jr. WABC-880 WI.AW 68 0 9:00 Battle of the Sexes WSPR WNLC WEAN WATR-1320 WLLH-1400 7:15News of the World Walter O'Keefe is master of ceremonies 8:30 P.M. WBRK-1340 *HobbyLobby; Cecil Brown,WEVD-Rev. William C. Kerman, 7:45H. V. Kaltenborn 9:30 Cheers from the Camps talk WBRY-1590 WMCA-570 8:00Earl Godwin 9:30 John Nesbitt and Meredith Will - WABC WPRO WORC WBZ- WOKO WCAU WDRC WHOM-Farfariello, comic songs WBZA-1030 WNAC-1260 10:00News Here and Abroad son's Orchestra WNEW-Benny Goodman's Orch. WCAU-1210 WNBC-1410 10:00John B. Hughes Horace Heidt, with Frankie CarleWOR-Red Barber, sports WDRC-1360 WNBH-1340 10:30Paul Schubert & Musical Knights:WEAFWQXR-Musical Personalities WEAF-660 Drama KYW WJAR WTAG WTIC Simon Barer, pianist. WEAN-790 WGY WBZ WEEI-590 Variety P.M. SingforDough: WJZ WNBC WOKO-1460 9:30 P.M. WEVD-1330 WOR-7I0 A.M. 8:00 Are You a Missing Heir? WHAM WTRY WHDH WFCI WFCII--1946200 WORC-1310 9:00 Breakfast Club 9:00 Famous Jury Trials WELI JohnNesbitt & MeredithWill - WORL-950 P.M. 10:00 A Date with Judy The Federal Ace: WICC WEAN son'sOrch.: WEAF WTIC WHAI-I8-110240GY WPRO-630 WNB11 WATR WNLC WNAC WGY WJAR WBZ WHAM WHAM -1180 WQXR-1560 7:00 Amos 'n' Andy WLLH WEEI WHAI WSPR WHAT --1330 WSAR-1480 7:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra KYW WTAG WHDH-850 WSPR-1270 WBRK WTAG-580 8:00 Johnny Presents *WBRY-Music; News Murder Clinic: IVOR WHAI WHN-1050 Classical Music WHOM -1480 WITIFIcT-1 0-102830 GinnySimms,vocalistandmistressof *WEEI-ShareYourBirthday; WSAR WATR WBRK WNAC WICC-600 ceremonies;DaveRose'sOrchestra,and P.M. News WNBH WABY WEAN WTHT WINS 1000 WTRY-980 a chorus known as the Bombardiers 3:30 Keyboard Concerts WEVD-Irish Memories WNLC WLLH MCC WJAR-920 *News; Store News: WJZ 11:15 P.M. (3-11 '48) Page 27 *NewsoftheWorld;News:Music You Want: WEAF Next Week! WEEI WORC WBRY WLAW WPRO Bobby Byrne's Orchestra: WABC TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8 Day -by -Day Listings of *News:WNAC WEAN WICC WNLC WORC WMAS WDRC WSAR WNBH WLLH WTHT WBRY WLAW All Radio Programs WATR WBRK WNLC WHAIRuss Morgan's Orchestra: WJZSt. Louis Serenade: WEAF WJAR WSPR WNBC WFCI WSPR SammyKaye'sOrch.:WABC *News: WTAG WJAR WOKO WORC WDRC WLAW WMAs Dick Kuhn's Orch.: WICC WTHT WBRY WQXR-Record Album WMEX-The Ten Per Cent Club WHAM WTIC WOR WNBH WNLC WSAR WBRK Russian Folk Dances....Liadov*WNEW-News; Dance Parade *News;Sports:WBZ WELI WATR WLLH WHAI WEANWGY-Curtain Call Romeo andJulietOverture WNAC WHDH-Fishermen's Broadcast T,eltalkowskyWQXR-Ahead of Time by Lester WFCI Velie WMCA-Drama Reviews 10:15 P.M. *KYW-News; Name You'll Re-Music You Want: WHAM WBZ*WMEX-Day'sEnd; News; Tommy Tucker'sOrch.: WHAI 10:45 P.M. member; Valley Forge Caravan WNBC Sports: WJAR WPRO Scores WATR WBRK WNLC WICCMary Small, songs: WABC*V1 LAU-News; Powers Gouraud *WNEW-News; Bob Crosby's WSAR WNBH WNAC *WDRC-News; Sports Roundup;*WCAU-Powers Gouraud;Mas- Orch. WBRY WORC WLAW terworksofMusic; Carmen Cavallaro's Orch.: WJZ News News &WOKO-State Police News FreddieStewart,songs;TexasWEVD-On Wings of Song Sports WTRY WNBC WELI WHDH Rangers: WJZ WEEI-World Weather Chat:WOR-Richard Himber's Orch. WSPR *WGY-News; On with the Dance WPRO-MasterworksofMusic To be announced: WHDH WELIWHDH-Dance Orch. Masterworks of Music *WTAG-News WEAN -Eddie Varzos' Orch. WSPR WEVD-On Wings of Song WFCI-Midweek Hymn Sing WHN-Newsreel Theater Wl'IC-Polish National Home Ray Kinney's Orchestra: WSARWHOM -Arms for Victory WGY-U. S. Navy Prgm. WMCA-Glenn Miller's Orch. *WHDH-N e w s ; Fishermen's WMEX-Popular Music WATR WNBH WBRK WNLC*WMCA-N e w s; Moments of BENNETT KILPACKis Memory Broadcast 11:45 P.M. WNEW-Charlie Spivak's Orch. WHAI WEAN WNAC WLLH WHOM -Swing Session ".Mr.Keen" WICC WMEX-Dance Orch. Ray Heatherton's' Orch.: WNBC WOR-The Wax Museum WNEW-Russ Morgan's Orch. WMCA-Unity Viewpoints 10:30 P.M. *News: WNBC WMCA WNEW WMEX-Dance Orch. WDRC-To be announced WQXR-Just Music WNEW-Dance Orch. St. Louis Serenade: WTAG *News; Buddy Franklin's Orch.: Tommy Dorsey'sOrch.: WEAF Tristan and Isolde:Prelude WJZ WTRY WHDH WELI WGY KYW WTIC WBZ WTAG*WEEI-News; Sports WagnerWOKO-To be announced Sammy Kaye's Orch.: WEEI WEVD-Melodic Gems Minuet Boccherini*WOR-LeslieNichols & WFCI WJAR WHAM La Traviata: Prelude to Act John*WBZ-News WFCI-Treasury Star Parade Steele, news *News; Roy Shield & Talks:WABC WPRO WORCWHN-Sports I Verdi WHDH-HarryDeAngelis'Orch. Co.: WBRY WOKO WDRC WMAS Air de Ballet ChaminadeWTAG-Scores; It's Dance Time WHOM Concert Classics WEAF WTIC WJAR WGY WEEI WMCA-Glen Miller's Orch. I Bream of Jeannie with the WTIC-Dance Music WBZ WOKO-Musicale Light Brown flair FosterWTRY-Music for Listening WMCA-Billy Rose Presents Tommy Tucker's Orch.: WNACWOR-Dance Orch. Citronen Waltz Strauss WOKO-Lew Gray's Orch. LawrenceWelk'sOrch.: WOR WSAR WATR WBRK WICCWPRO-Ted Steele's Novatime Variationsona Theme by WNAC WNLC WHAI WNBH WEAN Tschaikowsky Arensky 11:30 P.M. *woxnClassical Music; News Monastery Bells..Lefebure-Wely 12:00 Mid. *News: WMCA WQXR WLLH WTRY Music;Col.Jim Healey Pitehouchi LandeRay Heatherton'sOrch.:WJZ *WEAN -Dance Music; News *News: WMCA WLAW WOR Serenade Widor WELI WSPR WFCI WEVD-Symphonic Hour WCAU-Moonlit Music Hall Simple Aveu Thome *News;HarryJames'Orch.: 11:00 P.M. Scenes pittoresques; Angelus *WHN-Music to Read By; News WEVD-Let's BeNeighbors Dance Orchestra: WSAR WNLC WABC WEEI WLAW WOKOWICC-Dance Music WHN-Popular Music *Mark Hawley, news: WABC Massenet WHAI WATR WTHT WBRK WPRO WMAS WBRY WDRC WHOM -Spanish-American Hour *News: WEAF WTRY-Army Prgm. WEAN WICC WNAC WCAU End of Tuesday Programs

NOTE: Programs be- 4:45 P.M. 6:15 P.M. Frank Parker, tnr.: WABC WEEI DavidCheskin'sOrch.: WBRYWEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9*News: WEAF WDRC WCAU WPRO WOKO fore 3:30 p.m. may be WEEI WMAS JoeHasel, sports: WJZ WORC WMAS found in the Monday -YoungWidderBrown: WEAF Hedda Hopper's Hollywood:MiltHerthTrio: WJZ WNBC through -Friday Sec- KYW WGY WJAR WTAGIVOR-John Gawbliug, sports *Neils: WTAG\NEM WHAM WABC WCAU WEEI WOKO*Frank Cuhel, news: WSAR WBZ WTIC WPRO-Musical Hotel WJAR WOKO WMCA WTRY WDRC WPRO *News: WBRY WINS KYW tion-Pages 21-22-23. *WQXR-Washington Front; News WTIC WNYC SportsReview:WICC WNAC WOR WHN Personally,It'sOff theRecord: Polish -American WEAN WNLC WNBH WSAR WABC *WSPR-News; *News;Sports: WDRC WBZ Confidentially Yours: WTRY Prgm. *KYW-News; Victory Calendar WATR WLLH WTAG *SwingIt;News: WJZ *WCAU-John B. Kennedy;*News: WNBC WHDH WSPRWBZ-Sports;Music; Hum & .AFTERNOON *News: WICC WPRO WLAW 5:30 P.M. Sports Sports:WELI WINS WTRY Strum WSPR Landt Trio: WABC WORC WMAS*WEEI-IrvingT.McDonald; WJAR *WEAN -News; Musical Rendez- WCAU 4:00 P.M. WEVD-Your Song News KYW-Dance Highlights vous WHAM -Road of Life Three Suns Trio: WEAF WJAR*WFCI-News; Race Results WBRY-Dance Orch. WELI-Dinner Music EASTERN WAR TIME WICC-Musical Roundup WGY WTAG *WGY-News;Varieties;ScoresWBZ-Sing Time WFCI-Sports Trail *News: WABC WMAS WBRYWMCA-Jimmy Dorsey's Orch. 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Lyman's Orchestra even outdoor contests such as barrelto the sincere performer, to the show-Louisville, Kentucky. Dr.I.Q.'s kid Let 'em Participate races and the old games we used toman who understands him and lovesbrother. He was a mighty lonesome (Continued from Page 13) play on Sunday afternoon picnics inhim andrespectshisfeelings,heyoungster thatafternoon two years the park. He has lost his sophistication,is the grandest audience in the worldago. But the Army Morale Division and life, but right now he's being taughtthis lad of ours in khaki uniform, forand he'll clap his hands until they dropthe American entertainment world un- that he's got a plenty serious and ter-the hard work has cured his worldli-from thewrists. He isthe typicalderstood that boy. They understood his ribly important job to do, and the lessness and the bright warm sun has putAmerican boy who is learning how toproblems and they knew the answers distraction from this job, the better hea healthy coat of brown on his smilinglive a new life, who needs that pre-to them. Today Donald is a mighty dif- likesit. He doesn't want to be re-face. He has little use for "celebrities"cious feeling of stability that comesferent boy. Thanks to the Army's skill minded of the things he is missing. Heuntil they prove themselves "regularwith true maturity, who loves a goodin urging Don to expand upon his own wants to feel he is having a wonder-guys," and he is the most critical audi-time, but knows that he has a man-ability and ambition, and at the same ful time doing his wonderful job. ence in the world of anything he thinkssize job to do ... an American -size jobtime enjoy himself and the job he was As a matter of fact that soldier boyis high -hat or patronizing. He'll cheerto do . . . and who is going to do it!doing, it has taken a raw recruit who would much prefer to gang up withhis lungs out when you call out the Remember the tow -headed, twenty-didn't even want to be a soldier, and the other fellows in his outfit and tryname of his home state, and he'll giveone -year -old youngster in the dingyit has made a MAN and a soldier. For to out sing the fellows in the otheryou a royal razzberry just as quicklylittle restaurant in Ohio back in Oc-today he is Lieutenant Donald Mc- outfit. Community sings are very pop-and just as energetically if he thinkstober, 1940? Yes, he was Private Don-Clain, Camp Sutton, North Carolina. ular at Army camps, sports events,you're talking "down" to him. And so,aldMcClain, newly recruited from (Tune in "Dr.I.Q." on NBC Monday night.)

Now, by your own admission, Vic- Keep 'em Sinking, Mature tor Mature is relegated to fourth place (Continued from Page 2) in your scheme ofthings. Number one man is Uncle Sam. Then comes on, you were having too much fun the Coast Guard, which you have when you had no money and just as sworn to serve and honor with your much when your salary jumped to very life.After that, your buddies, $1,250 a week. You had too little re- and then Vic Mature, his loves and serve, respect for the "big people." his hates. You were, in a word, doing just what Already you have shown that you most other men would like to do- not only can take discipline and hard if they had the nerve. work but you can take it and ask for Itis hardly fair for us editors to more. Some of your Coast Guard expose your personal feelings. For the buddies have told us that. "Just wait purpose of making a point, we'll do until Mature gets into the service," itgently. Peopledidn't know that we used to hear the Hollywood folk behindallthis bravado you were say. "He'll really take a beating!" afraid-that when you appeared on Up until now, and undoubtedly from C. B. DeMille's "Lux Radio Theater," now on, they have been dead wrong. the radio mike you faced for the first The editorsofMOVIE -RADIO GUIDE time gave you the shakes. Your voice thinkit'stime someone made that quavered, and only iron determination admission publicly, not so much for kept you from tossing your script in you as for the Coast Guard, which to the air and rushing out of the theater. the last man is revered in American The public didn't know that every history for heroism and devotion to time you waved a handful of insulting duty. critics' notices in one fist and chortled We know that you are ruthless in with glee, exclaiming, "See how ob- a fight, loyal to your friends, capable noxious I am!" that those acid com- of any device to defeat your enemies. ments cut you cruelly. And no one You, who followed a lone pathin knew that once having attained what Hollywood, now find yourself in the is known as stardom, a big bank ac- position of representing the name of count and the freedom to do anything a strange city, some of whose citi- you wanted, you found this ideal sit- zens have been accused of devious uation as empty of real satisfaction as means to gain their own softly up- holstered chairs in the war effort. a soap -bubble. MATURE and Genius, Jr.,in RKO's "Seven Days Leave" You found that it wasn't the having, You are to be congratulated upon but the fighting for the having that your enlistment in the United States kept you living in feverish delight. Coast Guard, the nation's oldest armed You found that Victor Mature was,lieved that because you didn't giveVictor Mature needed some iron treat-sea force, and one that has never failed after all, only a name. them anything elsetobelieve. Thement, but ninety-nine chances to onea mission in war or in peace. You That's all changed now. bosun who ordered you to clean outhe was simply putting you throughwon't fail yours, and when it comes to "Victor Mature is all out for Victorthe bilge -head on your first day inthe routine, and your name might haveenemy subs-Keep 'em sinking! Mature," you used to say. People be -the Coast Guard may have felt thatbeen Joe Smith for all he cared. THE EDITORS.

-and get them! A marine suggesteding in a Bronx bird -call for Hitler.into your mouths." Entertainment a la Carterowdy Milton Berle ought to play a; Four ex -Yalemen,stationedon In one of those "intimate dramas love scene with Hedy Lamarr. Berle'India's coral strand, yearned for someof everyday life," the heroine brought for the A. E. F. borrowed a vitamin tablet and pro-touch of New Haven. Rudy Valleea promising career to a sudden end (Continued from Page 5) ceeded to oblige. sang them the "Wiffenpoof Song." at the Pomona High prom, confessing: Jascha Heifetz and that other virtu., A homesick New Yorker called for"After eating some of Krautbinder's out of hiding? So Judy did her famousoso of the violin, Jack Benny, camethe honk of a taxi -cab. He got it. An-Luscious Limburger I'm no longer a "Minnie from Trinidad." Brenda andto play on the same program. Heifetzother who yearned forthe organ -wallflower-the wall fell down." Cobina gave the boys their own specialgot to the mike first. When he hadgrinder got an earful of the hurdy- A corporal in the Marines some- slant on news from the home frontfinished Benny complained that Heifetzgurdy man with Bob Hope at thewhere in the Pacific wrote: "Tell my -how the girls are retreading theirhad donetheselections which hecrank. kid sister I'd like to hear her voice." girdles, for instance. (Benny) had expected to do. "If you're looking for the monkey,"That was easy, for the request came Thesearesoldier shows, of pungent Benny then suggested that they doHope said, "he's on the radio Thurs-from Shirley Temple's brother. Shir- -flavor. a duet. Heifetz suggested Paganini'sday nightssellingcheese." He re-ley served as mistress of ceremonies Bob Hope told about working in a"Perpetuum Mobile." ferred, of course, to Bing Crosby. -drawing what must have been the new picture with Miss Lamour. "Oh,that's been done todeath," Several stars have seized an op-firstfanmailsheevergotfrom "We had dressing -rooms just acrosssaidBenny. "How about'Loveinportunity to burlesque radio as thesoldiers. the way from each other," he ex-Bloom'?" Heifetz protested that he hadAmerican public knows it all too well. In a few brief months the "Com- plained."Every timeshe wenttonever heard of Benny's favorite tune.Pat O'Brien and Dick Powell as themand Performance" parade has length- change hercostume I wentto changeFinally they compromised on Mac-"Sunrise Kids," harbingers of earlyened out into a cavalcade of America's mine, too. But she was always a shadeDowell's"ToaWildRose." Theymorning cheer, sponsored by "Kraut -greatest entertainers. ahead of me." started bravely enough but after a fewbinder's contented cheese-sweet as a Every week the line-up is changed. Robert Benchley, however, lecturedbars Benny drifted off into "Love intropical breeze"-satirized the cornyThe stars don't just drop in for per- soberly and morally, warning sailorsBloom." poetry and "homey philosophy"offunctory hellos. Gary Cooper left the that "fish are very poor examples of A Hoosier at a far northern outpostradio's dawn patrol, then swung into setof "Pride of the Yankees" to talk the facts of life, because they workwrote that hewashomesick for the amorning -exercise program:"Now,about Lou Gehrig and give an up-to- under water-and don't know any-tanagers that woke him up back home.we'llall brush our teeth-one, two,the-minute sports review; Edgar Ber- thing." He got his bird song at dawn, faith-brush, brush; three, four, brush, brushgen and Charlie McCarthy exchanged The boys ask for the darndest thingsfully recorded, with Fred Allen toss- . . . Now you can put your teeth back (Continued on Page Facing 36) 32 11/48 P SERGEANT GENE AUTRY (Continued from Page 4) listed man. Gene didn't seem to be (And there, you Hollywood script- much worried. "I'll adapt myself towriters, is a story idea for your file conditions as they may be," he said.-Gene and the Don Cossacks-sched- "I haven't always been where I amuledforearly releaseafter war.) now. I worked for fifteen dollars and None of us talk too glibly about to- thirty dollars a month on farms backmorrow-and the day after tomorrow home. I can live on low pay again.when we have peace again, but Gene I'm just an American, and if millionsAutry knows what he wants to do of other fellows can do it, so can I."when the guns stop snarling. He wants We were talking the day his rodeoto go back to western pictures. closed in Chicago-the day he was to "Yes," he said, "I want to go back. make what was possibly his last ap-Westerns offer so much clean enter- pearance on the flood -lit tan -bark. Itainment. They were the first real pic- asked if he had any regrets at leavingtures, and they'll never die. They bring the show. His answer was brief, sin-pleasure to westerners and to folks cere, direct: who never saw a ranch. "This is the wrong time for any of Then we talked about his own mili- us to regret any sacrifice. We seemtary career.Iasked what kind of to be on the losing side of this war,service he wanted. Brief and to the so far. We'd better all get going, orpoint,his answer came back, "My we'll be passing up plenty! Leavingpreferences aren't important. I'm a the show's not important. There's asoldier under orders, and I hope I'll job to be done!" be a good one." Gene is frank about his ignorance That was all, except for the hearty of Army matters. He's never had anywestern handshake and thegood- military experience or training. Hisbys. Sergeant Gene Autry of the U. S. contactwiththe Army has beenArmy Air Forces had a heavy schedule limited to visits to camps at which heahead-a war -bond broadcast over his put on shows. old home station, WLS, a last rodeo "You know," Gene said,"Ialsoperformance, and the job of report- visited English Army camps. I was ining for duty at Fort Sheridan, from England when the war started in 1939.which he'll probably be transferred to I want to go back there after thisSanta Ana, California, for his basic -Schuyler Grail trouble is over. They appreciate ourmilitary training. BEFORE applying alubricating SPECIAL CARE should be taken western tradition. Yes, and I'd like to It will probably be from the West powder base, Joyce Reynolds in applying face powder to avoid visit Germany, too. I want to see thatCoast that Gene will broadcast his (above), Warner player featured thatstreaky, cakedlook. Joyce country and meet the people, after"Sergeant Gene Autry" Sunday radio in "The Constant Nymph," care- we've chased out the gangsters that'sshow, which was formerly "Melody pats it on sparingly, using shade running Germany now. Ranch." The show will aid the Air fully studied her complexion type that blends with her skin tones "But the country I most want toForces recruiting effort, and Gene's visitisSoviet Russia. We read sosalary will go to Army Relief. much about it, yet we know very little I watched Autry as he left, and it of the life there. From what I hear,seemed to me that his shoulders were I guess some of Russia must be a lotstiffening, his pace was tightening. It FEMININE FORUM like our West. I want to meet somewasn't too difficult an imaginative leap of those Cossacks. They're supposed toto replace the flashy showman's rig be the best horsemen in the world." By EDITH HAMPTON with olive drab and chevrons. Ia/bp4.4 Base Facts BOND SALESMAN is another of Gene's true -liferoles.Here he BU US.v" receives a war -stamp boutonniere afrf DON'T look now, but summer ishas recently revealed a vitamin known for his war -bond salesmanship at doing a disappearingact!Oraspara-amino-benzoicacidwhich, Chicago's Treasury Corner show should we say, do look now-physicians say, will tone down the in the mirror-at what it has done forcolor of freckles, but its production and "agin" your skin.Chances arewill probably be hindered until after the sun has tinted it to an attractive,the war, as it requires toluene needed healthy shade of tan. But what aboutin the manufacture of TNT. So why its texture? A bit on the dry side, eh?not try a clever camouflage for the And what about thoselittlesepiaduration? There are certain creams on sprinklings scattered over the bridgethe market (one called "Hide -It" lives of your nose? It really seems as thoughup toits name!)that combine the the seasons were atcross-purposesvirtuesof a freckle -concealer with with your complexion. No sooner havethose ofa very fine powder base. you conditioned it for one season thanWhen applied correctly, your pigment it's time to recondition it for the next!peculiaritiesbecome yourpersonal But cheer up-it's a comfort to thinksecrets. thatinthese changing times your These same creams go a long way epidermis, at least, is always with you.in covering up minor skin blemishes. Frankly, it can be a very compatibleHowever,itcannot be overempha- companion if you treat it kindly. sized that a skin made smooth by inner First for the "sun-spots"-just plainhealth, rather than outer camouflage, freckles to you and me. If a glancebrings far more satisfactory results. in the glass gives you little in returnIt's much wiser to consult your doctor other than dots before your eyes, don'tfor a cure than to spend precious regret time spent in the sun. Thinkminutes trying to "cover up" a prob- instead of the dose of health you'velem complexion. It may be that just reaped along with the freckle harvest.a simple change in diet will make that Now, there are measures you canall-important difference. taketo remove thosetiny, tanned If you have a lovely skin to begin areas. However, we should like you towith,congratulations! You probably think twice before going on a purgecan charge it up to your excellent (which, by the way, should be donephysical health. But you know that only under doctor's supervision). It'seven a flawless skin has its seasonal a long process, an expensive one, andtoll. Right now you're probably using FAREWELL, "MELODY RANCH"! Gene chats with the audience after the there's no absolute guarantee of com-a powder base with a slightly oilier lastairingofhis Sunday night show underitsoldtitle. Changingits plete and permanent removal. Science (Continued on Page 36) name as Gene changed his,itis now known as "Sergeant Gene Autry" 33 Mrs. M. C. Reas, New Albany, Ind. soon married ... Stark started to earn -Glad you think our column is "tops." his living at the age of four when he Hope you continue to enjoy it . . . QUESTION SERVICE became a movie actor. Dick's picture Here's a description of CURLEY BRAD- work occupied so much of his time LEY: He stands six feet one and a half that he had none left in which to go inches, weighs 175 pounds, has brunet toschool, though he was wellin- coloring. Roy Shield, music director structed by his mother. However, when of the NBC Central Divisionsays, he was nine years old, Mrs. Stark sent "His vocal range is very wide. He has Dick to school, which did not dampen a soft voice with a great deal of charm the ambitions of the young actor, and that classes him essentially as a song during vacations Dick made enough stylist." For relaxation Bradley swims, money as an "extra" to pay his way rides, spins ropes, boxes, wrestles and into Cornell University, whereas work- hikes. His hobby iscollecting guns. ing in the library paid his tuition. You can bet his favorite sport is polo, Practical extra -curricular work in the and he also likes rodeos. Bradley's Cornell Dramatic Club further trained favorite meal consists of possum, but- Dick for his career. Though he studied termilk, and corn bread; he hates Sun- international law atschool, he re- day drivers and stillrolls his own turned to Hollywood in 1934 for a part cigarettes! Curley's hero is Robert E. in "Midsummer Night's Dream,"a Lee, his favorite author Zane Grey; show which toured for a couple of in his spare time he writes Western weeks. After some odd jobs, Dick songs, longs to be heading West again finally landed a substantial one as an- -for good. He's still shy, plenty re- nouncer for NBC's "Hour of Charm." served-the kind of a guy who's at Stark doesn't like to be called an an- home with horses and dogs. nouncer, and is known as the emcee of "Hour of Charm." Dick's birth - Twentieth century's counterpart of date is November 7, 1911, and he's tall, seventeenth century's John Alden is dark and handsome. announcer RICHARD STARK. Stark's in- terest in tennis took him to the courts MargaretBiondo,Brooklyn, New inDenver,Colorado,one summer, York.-Lord Henry of CBS' "Our Gal where he met Caroline Babcock, then Sunday" and Lorenzo Jones of the NBC national doubles champion. A modern serial of that name is Brooklyn -born Miles Standish, in the person of a KARL SWENSON. While attending Mari- prominent socialite who was quite un- etta College, Karl showed more in- successfullywooingMissBabcock, terest in his actiVities connected with asked Stark for a few tips on court- the dramatic club than he did in his ing. Stark's tips sounded good enough BORN AND REARED on a ranch near Coalgate, Oklahoma, Joe "Curley" academic studies. The dean of the col- to take them himself; they proved so Bradley, of the "Ranch Boys" trio,is well acquainted with rodeos and lege finally dismissed the young hope - effective that he and Caroline were range-ridin', knows the importance of keeping his horse well groomed (Continued on Page 36)

SEPTEMBER 5 Bulls and boners are a part of broad- casting. No matter how experienced FlorenceEldridge,UnitedArtists (Join radio's quiz game! Try your 6. What do the initials "J. G." standthe performer or how famous the star, Studios, 1041 N. Formosa Ave., Holly-skill at answering these radio brain -for after the rank of some naval lieu-chances are that he will make an occa- wood, Calif. busters. For correct answers see pagetenants? sional slip or a statement with twisted SEPTEMBER 6 36.) 7. Of what country is Bangkok themeaning which isextremely funny. capital? See how good your ears are. Try to Otto Kruger, ParamountStudios, From "QuizKids" 5451 Marathon St., Hollywood, Calif.(Blue, Sun.,7:30 p.m. EWT) 8. In a deck of ordinary playing -catch broadcasters in some error-the Billy Mills, NBC, Sunset and Vine, 1. How many days are there betweencards, two of the cards have one -eyedfunnier the better-and send your en- Hollywood Calif. the tomorrow of the day before yes-jacks, and the other jacks in the decktry to Movrs-RADIO GUIDE, 731 Plym- Louis Silvers, CBS, Columbiaterday and the yesterday of the dayhave two eyes. What is the total num-outh Court, Chicago.The most hu- Square, Hollywood, Calif. after tomorrow? ber of eyes on the four jack cards? morous entries will be printed in this John Charles Thomas, Metropolitan 2. What well-knownbookopens 9. What was the name of the famouscolumn. Watch for your contribution! Opera Co., New York, N. Y. with the following lines? "Happy fam-Rainbow Division's chief ofstaff in iliesareallalike;every unhappythe first World War? Announcer: "An empty taxicab just SEPTEMBER 7 family is unhappy inits own way. 10. AllofthefamousSherlockdrove up and Tom Sockwell got out." Roscoe Karns, 4024 Radford St., N.Everything was in confusion in theHolmes' stories were written in the-Mrs. C. D. Hale, Mart, Tex. (August Hollywood, Calif. Oblonskys' house." first person. To whom does the "I" in5 over Station WRR.) 3. Which of the following uses thethe stories refer? SEPTEMBER 8 most electricity and which uses the AllanJones,ParamountStudios,least: A ten -inch electric fan, a toast-From "Battle of the Sexes" Announcer for "Against the Storm": 5451 Marathon St., Hollywood, Calif. (NBC, Tues., 9 p.m. EWT) "His bag was stuffed with momentos." er, or a one -hundred -watt light -bulb? 1. Isan urbane person one who is SEPTEMBER 9 4. What was the forerunner of eras- -Eloise Bowlen, Iowa City, Ia. (Aug- narrow-minded, who lives in the city,ust 11 over Station WHO.) Neil Hamilton, RKO-Radio Studios,ers? or who is polite? 780 Gower St., Hollywood, Calif. 5. If you were visiting a cathedral, 2. What flying -fieldiscalledthe Marion Mann, NBC, Merchandisecould you identify each of the follow-"West Point of the Air?" Grady Cole: "If you raise fruit trees, Mart, Chicago, Ill. ing:the nave, the flying buttresses 3. "Bambi" is the story of what ani-you will have all the milk, cream and Clem McCarthy, NBC, Merchandiseand the rood -beam? mal? butter you need."-Elizabeth Hinnant, Banneau, S. Car. (August 10 over Sta- Mart, Chicago,Ill. From "Dr. I. Q." 4. How many passengers does a bar- SEPTEMBER 10 (NBC, Mon., 9:30 p.m. EWT) rage -balloon carry? tion WBT.) Emery Deutsch, CBS, 485 Madison 1. What six states in the northeast 5. The term "myriad" refers to what part of the United States were namednumber? Announceron"GuidingLight": Ave., New York, N. Y. "Ronny and Miss Kransky were alone Jesse Pugh, CBS, WrigleyBldg.,the "New England States" at the sug- 6.If you had a garden and wanted Chicago, Ill. gestion of Captain John Smith? to plant two hardy perennials, whichtogether."-Mrs. F. N. Whetzler, San- Sam Taub, NBC, RCA Bldg., New 2. The British got the name of theirtwo of the following would you choose: dusky, Ohio. (August 7 over NBC.) York, N. Y. famous "commando"unitsfromaBachelor's-buttons, peonies, bleeding- Lyle Van, NBC, RCA Bldg., Newguerrilla organization that was oncehearts? Nora on "The Thin Man": "You just York, N. Y. their bitter enemy. What was the name 7. Whichislonger,the Panamasaved a dead man from dying a hor- Emily Vass, CBS, Columbia Square,of the war in which the British foughtCanal or the Suez Canal? rible death."-Susan Grotheer, Suisun Hollywood, Calif. against these original commandos? 8. Name the horse that shares theCity,Calif.(August 5 over Station Fay Wray, NBC, Sunset and Vine, 3. The Rock of Gibraltariscon-fame of each of the following cow-KPO.) nected by an isthmus with what coun-boys:(a) Tom Mix, (b) "The Lone Hollywood, Calif. RuthYorke,CBS,485Madisontry? Ranger," (c) Gene Autry. Ave., New York, N. Y. 4. Where would you be most likely 9. Which of the following fruits is a Participant on "Good Will Hour": to run across a hypotenuse: In a school-drupe: The apple, banana or peach? "... and she was dressed in coat, hat SEPTEMBER 11 room, in a zoo or in a garden? 10. What is the motto of the Unitedand a suit-case."-John Detroy, Evans- Anne Seymour, NBC, RCA Bldg., 5. What is the national anthem ofStatesMilitaryAcademyatWestville,Ind. (August 9 over Station New York, N. Y. Russia? Point? WJZ.) 34 WHAT'S COOKING!

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ly. "I suppose I should have done thatthe whole situation might even workknow that Rogers had been taken off Valiant Lady the moment I saw the newspaper, butout to Joan's advantage. the insurance case. Clark pointed out (Continued from Page 7) Ididn't want to until I'd explained Joan thought quickly. Did this mapthat Joan's last name was fairly com- things. Now, if you'll send away thoseknow who she was, what she was?mon and so they reached a compro- expect you to help me get out of this."newspaper reporters,I'll go upstairsProbably not. At the same time, whatmise. Joan would permit the interview "Isee,"Clarksaid,beaten."Alland get ready." he said was true. This house, theseat some future date but would not right, Miss Scott-I take it your name "Not so fast! I haven't finished withpeople and the circle they moved inpermit any photographs being taken. is Miss Scott." you yet. You told me that you wereweresanctuary,escape fromJollyUpon completion of the little confer- "No," Joan replied, "it's Mrs. Scott."a widow, that you came to ChicagoRogers, fromthe police who wereence, Clark called Brennan, his secre- Clark paused again. "My doctors,"tofindajob.Isthat true?" Joanhunting her. She couldn't accept moneytary, and told him to clear the house he said after a moment's silence, "al-nodded. "All right," Clark continued,for such sanctuary, but she could re-of reporters. low me only one cigar a day. Do you"I take it that you're in rather diffi-turn a favor and do herself a good "Now," he asked Joan after hanging mind if I light it now?" cultstraitsfinancially.Youneedturnatthe same time. She foundup, "does that make you any hap- Joan told her story, but she did notmoney. Now I'll come to the point.herself really liking Old Man Clark,pier?"

tell why Jeffrey had pulled the stunt.How would you like to earn twenty-She stood there silent, lost in her own Joan laughed. "It certainly does . She told Clark that it would be betterfive thousand dollars?" thoughts. I want to thank you for doing it." for Jeff to explain that himself. Clark "What?" Joan asked, gulping. "What "What do you say, Joan?" Clark "You know," saidClark,smiling, listened in silence and then said testily-what kind of a business propositionurged thegirl."Do you think you"for someone who's doing me a favor, that it didn't make sense to him. Heis it?" could put up with a spoiled son and ayou're the most thankful person I've couldn't understand why Jeff had to Then he told her. He said that hegrumpy father for a month?" ever met." go through with it at all. Joan becamewanted her to remain in his house. Before Joancouldreply,Jeffrey As far as Joan and Thomas R. Clai-k angry again. Live there for three months. To allburst into the room. He was filledwere concerned, everything seemed to "Why he had to put that absurdintents and purposes, she was to keepwith his own ideas of the affair, whichbe all set. In another part of Chicago, anrnincemeritin the Paper- doesn'tup the "masquerade" which she andhad been suggested by Cookie, andhowever, something else was being set make any sense to me," she said. Jeff had started. At first Joan refused.he was determined to end the hoax-and the background was in one of "Well," Clark said, trying to passShe said she wouldn't remain at theat once. Chicago'smostexclusivewomen's that oneoff,"that's something dif-Clark mansion for all the money in "Listen," he stormed, "if this littleshops, where the prices were as fab- ferent." the world. The old man told her tophony hereistryingtoblackmailulous as the clothes it sold. Again Joan let him have both bar-use her head. Still she refused. Thenyou-" In spite of its reputation,' the place rels. Clark told her why he. wanted her to "Blackmail!" cried Joan indignantly.gave the effect of being a small, inti- "Yes," she snapped. "Just sit therestay. "Jeffrey," the old man said, "youmate shop. Perhaps this was because and say it's different! It doesn't matter First, though, he confessed thatitkeep your mouth closed! How manyof the personnel. The salesladies, work- to you. As far as our supposed engage-was he who had put the engagementtimes must Itell you that I'm han-ingonacommissionbasis,were ment is concerned, that's just anotherannouncement in the paper. He tolddling this?" unusually charming and affable. Go one of your son's playful escapades.her that he had realized she was dif- into that store to buy a pair of gloves, You-you see nothing wrong in it, doferent from other girls that Jeff had BUT Jeff could not be quieted. and nine times out of ten you'll walk you?" She paused,but Clark wasbrought home, andhereallyhad "It's all right, Dad," he said. "I'llout having bought not only gloves but silent. "Of course you don't! You'rewanted her to marry his son. He hadget her out of the house before youa new hat as well. Thomas R. Clark. You own half ofbeen afraid she might change her mindknow it." He turned to Joan. "And let One of those wizards of feminine this city. You can get him out of any-about his boy and explained that heme tell you something, Miss Scott. Ifsalesmanship had spent the better part thing. Last night you spent about twobelieved 'the announcement might hur--you think you're going to get a dimeof the morning unloading a fair por- hours telling me what was wrong withry the thing along a bit. out of us, you're wrong!" tion of stock upon an attractive,if Jeff and how you hoped that one of "Now," he concluded, "if that an- "I think," Joan said after a mo-somewhat hard -looking, blonde., Miss these days he'd change. Now perhapsnouncement means something to you,ment's reflection, "that you're the mostMargie Cook, the blonde, was on a buy- thisisn't any of my business, butit means a lot more to me. The mo-insufferable person I've ever known."ing -spree and, since she didn't intend you're going to hear it anyhow! You'rement I got up this morning, the tele- "I'll give you five minutes to getto foot the bill, price was ng objdct. as much to blame for his behavior andphone started ringing. Friends, busi-out of this house," Jeff cried, ignoring Two evening gowns, twodinner his attitude as he is! Probably more!ness acquaintances, boys at the club,her. "If you're not gone by then, I'll-"dresses,fourafternoon frocks-hats I don't doubt for one moment that asmen in politics. Everyone's been call- "Jeffrey," the old man roared, "willand gloves to match, of course. Shoes, the publisher of a great newspaperingtocongratulate me. When thisyou be quiet?" four pairs, and lingerie. Cookie didn't and as a power in national politicslittle story gets around, Jeff won't be Joan turned to Jeff's father. "Mr.stop at the fur department, only be- you're-you're a rip-roaring success.the one to suffer. I will. I will be theClark," she said coolly, "before yourcausesheconsideredherselfina But as a father, Mr. Clark, you're alaughing -stock of Chicago!" son came dashing in here you askedterrific hurry. But She -promised the failure!" "Idon'tsee why," Joan argued.if I'd do something for you-" discreet saleslady that she'd be back Joan had done what few people had"You're looking atit from a selfish, "Well?" on another day. ever done. She'd told Thomas R. Clarkpersonal angle again." "The answer is yes." "Charge it all to Mr. Jeffrey Clark," exactly what she thought of him right "No, I'm not, Joan," he replied. "My "You will?" said Cookie. When the saleslady looked to his face. And, oddly enough, thename is Thomas R. Clark. That was "That's right." rather startled, Cookie hastened to say, old man took it. Now, it was his turn.my father's name and my grand- "Thank you, Joan," said the old man"Oh, it's all right.,If you don't believe :Ordinarily, he would have roared backfather's name. It's a respectable namegratefully. Then he turned toJeff.me, call the old man now. He'll okay an answer. But not this time. Instead,and I want itto remain that way."You can do all of your explaining init by this afternoon. You haven't got ,he began to play his cards wisely,Yes, Joan,I know we're not mucha few minutes. Right now I want toa thing to worry ,about." shrewdly, played like the crafty oldgood. Jeff's not worth anything, andtalk to Joan. Now, please get out of Aftersheleftthe.shop,Cookie ,fox he was. He liked Joan and reallythere are people in this town who'llhere-and while you're waiting, youstepped into a cab. wanted herforadaughter-in-law.tell you that I'm worse. But it wouldmight be thinking of a decent apology "I want youtotake me tothe -The more he had seen of her, the morebe nice if we could keep up the illu-to make to Joan." Thomas R. Clark residence," she or- !he wanted herinthefamily. Hesion of respectability." Jeffrey was squelched. He lookeddered. "And make it snappy." thought he sawa way ofgetting Joan was touched by the man's evi-puzzled as he walked out of the study. (To be continued) around her. dent sincerity. She felt that he reallyClark and Joan then discussed details

"You've just finished doing a prettydid likeher. But shestillrefusedoftheir arrangement. Joan refused Read thisthrillingstory, adapted good-sized job of talking," he said.despite her sympathy for the old man'sto take any money, but admitted she'dby Wiley S. Mcdpney, then listen to "And I'll have to admit that a greatposition. He apologized for putting hisprobably need clothes if she were to"Valiant Lady".-written by Howard many of the things you said are true.proposition on a business basis, thencarry off the pose as Jeff's fiancee. TheTeichmann and broadcast over CBS Right now I'm not going to try tobegged her to stay, if only for a month.only thing she really objected to wasMonday through Friday at 10:00 a.m. defend Jeff or myself.- I want to askHe promised that"at the end- of thatthe publicity-she feared the use ofEWT, 9:00 CWT, 9:30a.m. MWT, you a question: What do you intendtime the engagement would be broken,hex name or photograph would result8:30 PWT, wider the sponsorship of to do about this?" the entire affair, fqrgqttep, just as shein Jolly Rogers' discovery of her pres-General Mills for Bisquick and Gold "I'm going to leave." Joan said firm-and Jeff had planned. Perhaps, he said,ent whereabouts. Joanstilldid notMedal Flour.

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