731 PLYMOUTH COURT RADIO GUIDE CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

PROGRESS IN RAOIO A Guest Edilorial by C. I'-L CH ESTER, C hdirlllflll, General Foods Corporation

USINESSMEN are optimists. ("If benefits when manufacturers increase which will, in the end, result in beller scheduling their numbers. This change they weren't optimists." I hear their sales and thus assure employes i!lOd more accurate program listings. gives us an opportunity to wait for Bsomeone saying. "they wouldn't of substantial purchasing power. The In the past, our program listings their selections. Sporting events, last­ be businessmen!") And important in whole country benefits from good busi­ have commenced on Sunday and run minute special broadcasts, world af­ their wide-angle vision 01 a better ness. To my way 01 thinking, if we through the following Saturday. It was fairs, and in the autumn foolball games America tomorrow, businessmen read­ can produce more, if we sell more, and a natural and, up 10 a point. satisfactory will be more completely covered. ily would place that lusty youngsler, provide more millions of jobs- then plan. But these are days when waste We are determined thai RADIO GUIDE rad:o. we're working for good times; we're motion is being eliminated, trains and must do the best possible job lor the We have two reasons fOT wanting to working for a bet- airplanes are being radio listener. We sincerely hope this see radio continue 10 progress steadily ter country to live streamlined, so new slreamiined week allows us to as it has in recent years. First. we are in! why not periodi­ teU you of more and better programs to hearth-and-home radio lans. Secondly, Business is in­ cals? Thinking double your radio enjoyment. we have a commercial interest in radio. debted to you, the such thoughts, we Like you, and like millions 01 our consumer, for en­ pondered how we Listen While You Play neighbors. we business folks look lor­ couraging us 10 in­ could serve better ward each day to the hit radio pro­ vesl in the many those readers who The year's most benevolenl radio de­ grams. de luxe radio pro­ depend on OUT velopment was the portable battery Aller a ha·d day al the office, or grams on the air, listings. One an­ set. It talks as you walk and it sings alter a business journey, there is an a quality and vari­ swer occurred im­ as you swim. For every outdoor activ­ ever new anticipation in looking over ety of entertain­ mediately_ Close ity, along with the picnic-basket and the radio bill·o'·fare and picking out a ment unknown in the gap between the bag for gall or archery or swim­ well-balanced diet of laughter, line mu· other lands. By our day of going ming, should go a portable radio_ sic, clever joshing, and varied star en­ your understand­ 10 press and the Vacation time is here for radio stars tertai:Jment, dished up piping hot and ing, by your pa­ program week as well as for listeners. But more of served to a man's taste with speed and tience as we ex­ whose schedule you will be Iiztening this year than eclat. As fans then, we're pretty serio periment to find we publish. Move ever before, thanks to the porla ble ous about itl We want radio to get what most pleases the week forward sels, so summer entertainmc;nt musl better and better, to delight us and our you - you help a day. keep abreast. families day alter day, to satisfy our make possible the super-radio we have Which is just what we have done. Not for many Yeilrs have so many emotional and cultural needs in a today. And because you are so ap­ Starting next week, RADiO GUIDE'S lirst wonderful programs been planned for worried world. preciative, business is encouraged 10 day of programs will be Saturday, summertime. Not for a decade has the But that's not all. We have a dollars· strive even harder to make these pro­ June 10. The last day of programs in news of the day been so imporlan:. and·cents interest in radio. too! We grams- and our products- better year that issue will be for Friday, June 16. You may be away from your daily manufacture things. Competition is in· after year. In short, starting with next week's issue newspaper for weeks at a time this tense. To keep going, to grow steadily, we will be i!lble to provide the most vacation period, but your battery set we must sell in volume. Otherwise we accurate and complete Saturday listing can go where you go, keeping you as cannot serve the consumers well and Streamlined Week in RADIO GUIDE'S history. Immediately dose 10 what goes on as the city desk pay dividends to thousands 01 owners, Next week your RADIO GUIDE will be you will note an improvement in the 01 the great pre88 1188ocialions. and above 1111, keep many employes different. Not much, but some. It will progri!lms which feature fine music. Listen while you play this year. regularly on the payrolls throughout be different in a most important respect, Conductors are notoriously lax in the years. Thus, radio. We use it because it Summer Thought/ulness has become one of the greatest selling­ The "open window" sec.son is here forces in the history of the world and CONTENTS again. Once morll, those of us wh ... one of the most effective ways to sell live in cities must share the lives a! many kinds of goods. For we believe Vol. 8. No. 34 June 10, 1939 our next-door neighbors. Their quarrels, that, through low costs, while main­ Kids Want Murder Believe It or Not vs. their canaries, and their radios are to taining quality, business is helped. Singo! and the Man Win. Nine Old Men 12 be a part 01 our lives-like it or not. That helps employment too. By sell­ a Million 2 Gadget-Maker Number One 13 Let us remember that the golden rule Airialto Lowdown 4 ing in large quantities, we are able 10 Backstage in Chicago 14 of doing unto others as we would be Hollywood Showdown 5 raise both payrolls and employment. The Radio Newsreet 15 done by is a splendid one lor radio lis­ When It's Option Time The March of Music 16 If you stop to think about ii, nearly all in Catifornia 6 teners. Let us remember that the sten­ of your friends benefit in some way Voice of the Listener 18 torian bellowing of our favorite news­ How Mr. Kieran Got Listening to Learn from successful radio advert ising_ That Way 7 caster may hold no allure for our right This Week's Programs 20-36 Through such radio selling. you bene­ Robin Ho od on Wheels 8 " or left·hand neighbor who may prefer On Short Waves 38 fit as a consumer. Savings in distribu· Camera Bug Bites to listen to chamber music on his own tion benefit you in reduced prices, so "Serenade" 9 Crossword Puzzle; radio. Bye, Bye, Beetles 10 Birthdays 39 that you can buy more of the producls Keeping your tuning-dial low these Playbitl: "David Harum" 11 Mr. Fairfax Replies 41 of industry for your household_ summer months will do much to hold Remember. you and your family are Cover by Charman/e Stvdio the esteem and respect of your own stockholders in U. S. A_ You enjoy M. L ANNEN8ERG. Publisher CURTI S MITCHELL, Editor good neighbors.

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ITTLE Eddie, age nine, jerked his But now he wants murder because wooden pistol from its oilcloth violence is natural to him. So he tunes. L holster, stuck it into his chum's U he is unsupervised, to those pro­ ribs, and screamed, "I'm the Klondike grams that have such an appeal. Which Killer. Bang! Bang! Bang!" causes some parents 10 leap to the He had heard it on the radio. wrong conclusion about radio. Long Emily Ann, age len, sal stubbornly Dress them in pink and blue, train before radio, lor instance. little Eddies over the brealdast dish 01 Whoosbies. were racing about back yards shouting She was a member 01 the Whoosby "Bang, bang. bang." Long belore radio, club, she had a pin lind a membership them in the ways of righteousness­ premiums and secret socielies were card, and she had promised to be II used to sell cereals. Thirty years ago. Model Whooshy Ideal Child. "No," they'll still want blood-and-thunder kids talked slang and told their parents she told her mother, "I'm not hungry." "Twenty-three, skiddoo" or answered Now Emily Ann should have been hun· their orders with, "Ish·ka·bibble, I gry, for she had gone to bed after a should worry." Also, some fine lessons light supper and sbe had eaten nothing in how to kill. rob, bighjack, cheat, a.nd this morning, 01 whjch fact her mother maim had been given in literature and reminded her. Said Emily Ann, "I wanl evening and attached one end securely air. Perhaps they are right. But they art and opera quite a while belore our some Scrumbles." Emily Ann's mother to the gatepost just eight inches above are also lazy. Lazy thinkers. that is. II children began to ride their Iitlle kilo­ thought of the four boxes 01 Whooshies the around. Ten leel away across the they weren't they would realize that cycles. in the pantry, the two boxes of Bitties, side";"alk was a telegraph pole, to which they are wrong in at least two import· So rest assured that radio is not the one box 01 Peppies. and the three he twisted the other end, making a ant respects. turning our childen into savages. They boxes of Kidbits, each box minus a top tight, invisible obstacle across the walk· start out that way, unprincipled, un­ or a side panel but hardly any 01 its way. Then he walked through the FIRST, children want murder. Dress inhibited. Radio, as it measures up to contents. And now Emily wanted twilight to Bert's house. Bert was some· them in pink and blue ribbons. or its responsibilities, can do much to Scrumbles. "I think," said Emily Ann's thing 01 a bully and George, who was Buster Brown collars. lill them with help parents 10 turn them into people mother, 'Til never allow you to listen smaller. wanted revenge. Bully Bert Golden Rules and Sunday-School les­ with whom it is possible to live com­ to the radio again." was in his yard when George's first sons. train them in the ways of unself· fortably. taunt reached his ears. "Get out," he ishness and righteousness, and you still Error two in the credo 01 the Parent M ASTER Peter, age eight, who liked replied. "Make me get out!" dared have, almost without exception. a little Who Hates Radio lorces us to the brink lunnies, too, laced his lather over George. Bert went lor him last. George savage. He has his cute and his docile of discourtesy. We refer to the mother the evening papers and said evenly, streaked around the corner, leaped. the moments, but be bas entered this (or lather) who says, '"I can't make "Gimmie dal poiper. youse, Or I'll bop hidden wire, and was away. Bert's lIy­ world only a lew years earlier. remem· them stop listening to those awful pro­ you in de mush." ing feet tangled. in the wire and he lell. ber. with no inhibitions. no responsi· grams. Such things oughln't 10 be on "What is your lavorite radio pro­ NeIl morrung, just belore noon, he died bility. and no ethics. He eats, he plays. the air." gram, son1" asked Peter's dad, who in a hospital 01 a fractured skull. and he resists learning just as definite­ Madam. lean over the nearest chair, was an unusually astute citizen. George admitted he had got the idea ly as does a young colt who is placed if you please. while I lay this carpet "'Gangsters and Guns'." said eight· from a radio program. in harness. Only gradually do we civil· slipper against your durrier. Any moth· year-old Peter. Things like that are bad. ized oldsters wear him down. Present· er whose children's listening habits Twelve-year-old George took a single A lot 01 people are yelling thai such ly he becomes one 01 us-a deadly cause her acute but futile anguish is not strand 01 strong copper wire early one things shouldn-t be permiNed on the bore. (Continued on Page 41)

I' '/U ING CROSBY. the Golden Boy. haa "Gel out 01 here, you rasca!." shouted saved two criticisms of hil work. Bing, and while making as though to BOne i8 on "College Humor," hi. boot the boy, he slipped him a buck. first picture in which he starred. The He usually gives dollar tips. critic, II Washington, D. C., writer, He was working late at his hotel one wrote 350 words about the show and BINGO! night. and as he and his co-workers lell didn't mention the Bingo. their room Bing excused himsell and The other criticism is a review of I returned. One 01 his friends saw him picture made by another singer lind "lip ol twenty·dollar bill to a charwo­ says .. 'So-and·So· has a marveioul AN[) THE MAN man. voice, but can', act as well as Crosby, The Bingo has a tremendous vocabu· who can', act III all." lary, much 01 it on the slangy side. "Every time I begin to think I'm But he can get down to the King's En· proUy good," said Crosby, "I read WINS A MILLION glish il he wants to. But who wanta to? those two notices." Bob Burns says the Bingo doesn't The Bingo had hit the lop Ilight in speak English, "he speaks Crosby." radio durinq his lirst broadcast back in Concluding the story of King A glossary of terms used by Bing in 1929. Everybody wondered if he could his broadcasts follows: lake it. Boo:r.e and Bing didn't mix. His Grouch-hag- wallet. (An old circus wile, his molher and his brother, Ev, Bing of Songla nd-regula r guy expression.) pounded that into his head and the Prayer·bones- knees. Bingo began riding that wagon. He and idol whose mother prayed Weekly blueplate-guest of honor. wasn't in Ihe driver's seat, but h. Packs a small beil£-sJightly peeved, flagged many rides on it and his fame or vexed. sky-rocketed. Let's have a recount-let's atart over. As a Cremo cigar salesman, he work­ BY JAMES STREET I'm playing infield here--I don't ed in 1931 and 1932, then went to Hoi· know what it's all about. lywood and was cast in "The Big BrCHId­ Send me gently-sweilt introduction. cast." In the show were Kate Smilh, And on and on. Many 01 the ex· George Burns, Gracie Allen, the Bo.· pressions are andent Others were well Sisters, the Mills Brothers, Arthur But there was a time when he needed home at Rancho Santol Fe and said he'd conceived in jazz and born 01 swing. Tracy, Donald Novis, Cab ClIl!oway Rockwell. Of course, Rockwell was be at his Tolucol Lake home at 6:30 Bing has dressed them up. and Vincent Lopez. weI! paid. Some lolks say the Bingo a.m. Johnny was there, but believed it He reads a lot. He appreciates Stein· didn't do right by his Pill. the agent. would be impossible lor Bing to make beck, but who doesn't? Of course, S OME smut showman complained On Ihe other hand, remember that it on time. He did, however. it's the popular thing to think that that the Bingo had no place in the Rockwell was collecting his fee. So He is a man 01 many interests­ movie stars haven't sense enough to picture. "He &in'I nothing extrll," the lar as business went, the deal was for­ horses, dogs. Jishing and swimming. appreciate Steinbeck. Bunk! I'll lay that more persons in the giddy colony smart showman said.. "We need tunate lor both parties. From a busi­ He golfs in the 70·s. He looks lazy, but really appreciate good writing than in Downey or Valleil, a big name." ness standpoint. the Bingo might have he never wastes II minute. He's up at been loolish to have continued the 6 a.m. daily and in bed by II, usually. the Broadway coveys. Take 'em man But they left Crosby in. He sang olgreilment. From ol sentimental stand­ He never drinks IInymore except on for man. "Please" and "Just One More Chance." point- well, you can't buy shoes lor party nights, and they are far between. The Bingo still can'l reold musk, but He took the show. Today he's the twins with sentiment. Some will say his harmony is perlect and he's very greatest drolwing-power since Valen· Bing was unlair to Rockwell. Others H E'S always humming, singing and fussy about lyrics and insists they Hno. will say he did the natural thing. whisHing. He's solt-hearted and must mean something. The studio began seeking a vehicle The Bingo is always on time, to the sentimenta l. and tries to hide his senti­ Few persons can spot it, but Crosby for him and signed him to ol long-term minute. A strange thing lor a man who mentality. He was in Spokane one day usually Is chewing gum, even while contract. once missed a whole town in his road and a youngster nid 10 him, "Mr. broadcasting or acting, or trying to act. He incorporated himself, then en­ dolYs. One dolY Bing called Johnny Crosby, you are the greatest man in He's always tapping time and dancing larged the corporation. Pa is treasurer, Burke, his lyricist, from his summer the whole world." about on one loot. U be's worried, he'll Bing is president, Larry runs the office and Ev holndles the contacts and oul· side interests. Brother Ted is with tha Power Commission in Washington State, and Brother Bob, the youngest, has his own orchestra. Ma Crosby, 01 course, is in Holly. wood, 100. She does most 01 the lam· ily praying. The Bingo's outstanding character­ istic is his sense of loyalty to his friends and his family. But whenever reporters get logether and one remarks that Bing Crosby never threw down a friend, somebody will pipe up, "Oh, yeah. What about Tommy Rockwell, who made him." It was Rockwell who sold Crosby on the radio. Rockwell is an agent, a fellow who sells talent and gets ten percent. Rockwell sold Bing to Chester­ field and put the whole lorce of his organization behind the Bingo. Rock­ well's presa-agents built him up. The feud with Russ Columbo was "given the needle"; that is, hopped up. It was born in a press-agent's brain. There was no contract betweiln Bing and Rockwell, just a friendly agreement. When Ihe movie contracts came, the Bingo said he wanted Ev to handle them. Rockwell continued as his radio agent. He sold Bing to Kraft cheese. When the time came to renew the Krait option, the Bingo cut Rockwell off. Bing contended he had sold him· -.I...... sell. Good-natured Bing makel a couple of feminine sdmirera forever grateful by granting the inevitable sutograph Actually, that is correct. The Bingo requ,",sh. One re ..on for Bing's immen"" perlonsl popularity with both women and men i8 his genuine loci.­ doesn't need an agent. He's big enough. bllity and his respect for hi. fans. He'. a graclou •• utograph-signer, and hi, fan·mall i. meticuloully hlndted 2 I / Il I' whittle. He can register mock surprise by saying, "Why, Mr. Burns!" and tightening his lips as though to cluck. He generally wears a straight poker lace. He gol it naturally. He used to prefer the dice. His standard greeting is, "How are you, men?" To his friends, he rhymes their names and adds doings, such as "Johnny Burke Dirty Work." James Monaco, another lyric tailor, is Mr. Bugs Monaco. Brother Larry is "the deacon." Wife Difje, when folks are around, is addressed as Mfli. Crosby, and in con­ versation with her he goes ultra Ox­ ford. He loves big words. That's the lawyer in him that never found expres· sion. Once he left written instructions for the cook: "Father Sharp and Johnny Burke will be at dinner. Fish is man­ datory." Cook Wilma asked wile Dixie, "What kind of fish is mandatory?" He loves to eal and favors broiled steaks and spaghetti. His favorite res­ taurant in Hollywood is Lucey's, and he and his crony, Walt Disney, pulled the hash·house out of Ihe red by malting il a club and selling memberships to a few who could afford 10 eat there. He reduces by playing hard at sports, particularly tennis. He wears a rubber shirl while playing and olten gives his body plenty 01 steam cabinets. One (Continued on Page 401

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Crosby Is pletured above singing with the Music Maids, featured on "Kraft Music Here Is • portrait to ,et any feminine heart fluttering. Here II Halt." With this group Bing also Introduced John Burke', and Jimmy Monaco'l new Bing Crosby, handsome, poised man·of·the-world. Bing is an long, " Hang Your Heart on a Hickory Limb," in hll latelt film, "East Side of Heaven" Inveterate pIpe-smoker and a notorioul wearer of flashy clothe• • 1,14 3 Airialto Lowdown

------By Ma rtin Lewis;------

NEW YORK.-Your reporler has walked into his ollice. Thoughtlully, been occupying Ihis space for 01· 1 didn't take up much of his time, most seven years, and 011 during but stayed long enough 10 learn that that lime everything you've read they consider "Open House Party" hele pertained to nationally known their most popular show. It is a network slars or programs. for Ihal program leaturing a jam band and reason, OUf editor thought it would "The Mad Monk," who is a jitterbug be a good idea if I went on a shorl clown. The monk, wbose name is frip visiring radio stations in the Walter Howard, is the Dr. Jekyll and hinterlands 10 tind oul what they Mr. Hyde 01 the station, as he also were offering their listeners in the has his very serious moments when way 01 unusual programs and pel' he fulfills other duties as dramatic sonalities. So we packed our bogs, filled up the gas director lor the station. WBRY is also proud 01 the tank and slarted on our way. lact that it ha$ employed approximately filty per· My lirsl stop was Bridgeport, Conn., to visit the cent 01 the applicants on the "We Want a Job"' pro­ studios of W/CC. This station couies programs of the gram. They bring the unemployed to the mue, who NBC·Blue, Mutual. Yankee and Colonial networks. Radio GuIde has followed Clreer of "Rlkky" stote their qualiticalions, aod then things start to hum. Baseball being very popular in this sector, slnee hi, birth. Now two. he',.hown with Moth­ "Flrst Off.ftd.r·' er Marge Darnerer, Grandmother Myrt Vail (r.) Cbarles Batters' "Batlers Up" daily airing 01 base­ A program called "First Offender," which is con· ball scores is welcome to the listeners. ducled by SheriU Edward Slavin and originates at WICC, has jusl graduated to the Mutual network. P"bllc S.n/c. The show is very popular up in New England and WTIC, Hartford. Connecticut, a Yankee network should prove equally welcome to the ears of listen· and NBCRed network station, was our next stop·oll ers throughout the country. Another program aired place. and I walked in on station manager Paul by this slation during the winter season originates W, Morency before he had a chance to wipe the at the fairfield County Jail. Only the inmates par. sleep from his eyes. Mr. Morency told me about ticipate in the programs, which are broadcast on their various public·service programs, being par. Sunday afternoons. Manager Joseph Lopez told me Iicul(Uly proud 01 the Governor's own program once that the program has become so popular that when a week, which is comparable to the Presideni"s lire­ Ihey signed oil for the season they had siz thousand side chat. A couple of weeks ago the Governor on the waiting,list for tickets. The broadcast is held wanted to discuss the budget. ao he asked the sta­ in the auditorium in the jail building that seats tion for additional time. This is a swell idea and five hundred, but eight hundred generally squeeze should be noted by other stations around the coun· their way in. try. They are proud of their "'Connecticut Hall 01 Fenne" program conducted by young Ralph della 1.11.". It or Hot Selva. who originated the idea. The Slate of Con· Mr. Ripley can believe this or not, but one convict necticut boasts many big names of the radio. the· didn't want his freedom when his time was up aler and literary world too nwnerous to mention, because he was scheduled to be on the program the and tbey are brought to the microphone to tell the World', Fatr director Grover Whalen (left) following Sunday, and he didn't want to miss his listeners why they live in Connecticut. vl"ted Major Edward Bowe,' "Amateur Hour," turn at the mike. Many of the inmates admitted to ,poke briefly, lIot 162 telephone votes! Manager Lope"I: that the program has helped them C'S I. HarHord conSiderably and given them something 10 think WDRC, the Columbia oulJet in the same city, was about from week to week. There was a time when our next stamping-grounds. Again I was amazed a convict's sentence was up and he was ready to to learn that a program 01 popular recordings is leave the jail, but he didn't have an overcoat and the biggest mail-puller tor the station. It is called it was pretty cold at the time. With the consent 01 the "Swing Club,"' and is on the air every day, with the warden, Manager Lopez made an appeal over a jamboree on Saturdays conducted by Gil Bayek. the air during the program for an overcoat lor the A card is given to each member of the swing club, man. and belore the program was off the air they and to date more than six thousand cards have received twenty contributions. Mr. Lopez is doing a been moiled out. Their man-in·the-street pr09rams mighty line iob lor these unlortunates. who are attract big audiences, and three out 01 the live times really nothing more tban victims of circumstances. a week it is heard a recording 01 tbe pr09rom is made and repeated on the air the some night so At WfLf thai the conlestants may hear themselves. It also Next stop was New Haven, Connecticut, where gives those listeners who work during the day and Mr. James T. Milne, manager 01 station WELl, states can't hear the program an opportunity to tune in that his twice-daily one-hour broadcasts 01 popular the recorded version. That's another swell idea, me­ recordings is one of the biggest altractions on the thinks. On the serious side, the cbamber of com· station. Listeners can send in requests lor their merce conducts a weekly series ot lire-prevention favorite tunes via Postal Telegraph, and those wires broadcasts, and each member gets a souvenir lire· just pour in. News broadcasts, both national and chiel helmet. Another popular show that is meri­ local. are very popular with the station, as are the torious is the dramatization 01 rackets, taken from daily sports broadcasts. "This Week in Connecti­ tbe files of 'he Betler Business Bureau. cut," aired on Sundays, is a local edition 01 "March 01 Time" and attracts a big audience. Another Tit. Mony 'rotlte,. popular program is "Know Your Neighbor," aired Our next stop is 01 WNLC, New London, Connec· three limes a week at 7 a.m. They may bring your ticut. where the three Morey brothers run the works. laundryman, milkman or even den list up to the mike This station has been in business only about two to be interviewed, and they have a lot 01 lun. and one-hall years, and they've shown some mighty fine proqress in that time. They are building a great Next stop. Waterbury, Connecticut, whe1l~ pro­ deal of local good-will with their programs from the ~ .. Saxle Dowell. saxophonist wIth Hal Kemp (C BS. g'ram-director Jack Henry of WBRY, a CBS station, Connecticut State College, which uses its own Tues.) , pOles with Babs of Smoothies and the was asked to prepare a one-hour program and have dramatic cast, the Connecticut College for Women "Three Little Fishl .." that Inlplred his song it rEady lor an audition thai alternoon, just as 1 (Continued on Page 41)

4 1/11 t' Hollywood Showdown

------By Eva n s PI u m m ero------

HOLLYWOOD.-Kay Kyser made ScrewDoil Nomillee •••• his triumphant return to the Pacilic Kenny Baker, at the KNX Camera Coast Friday, May 19, but his happy Club airing, was asked. how he man­ homecoming and the gala festivities aged to take a picture of his baby of welcome next day, when he dis­ Susan when but 45 minutes old. embarked at Santa Catalina Island "Oh," said Kenny, "we were expect­ fa play at the Casino, were marred. ing herl" ... Bill Thompson stared They were overcast by Kyser's own blankly at a passing acquaintance. musicians' union. In "Aitiolto Low­ Later called to account. he alibied, down" last week Martin Lewis told "I saw you all right. but I was occu­ the story of how Kyser wanted to pied mentally composing a bagpipe pay a debt of gratitude to the Ral tunel" ... Asked. what she thought TaboTin, in San Francisco, and its proprietors, who about her father being on the radio, Groucho MOJ1[' fostered his lean days ot 1932. Kay wanted most seven·year-old daughter answered., "I think it's badly fa pay his men the scale trom his own pocket swell, because I get a dollar a week allowance and play lor nothing at the HaJ Tabarin, but the now." union said no. Then he aslred permission to play tor --GeM ...-. scale. No, the union again replied. Betty lane Rhodes, vocalist with Matty Ma/neck's Martha Mears is a Moberly, Missouri, girl who Cafe laMaze octet, became the godmother of four is "showing them" on the West Coast as sing­ Once upon a time an oul-oi-town band played kittens-so she passed out, to her friends in the ing star of CBS "It Happened in Hollywood" there and accepted less than scale pay. Therefore, band, a package of miniature cigars! . . . Over· the Ba1 Tabarin is on the "restricted list." and Kyser heard at Gertrude Niesen's opening at Marcel's, but can't do his old friends the good turn he had not directed at Gertie: "Is her silver-tolt jacket to planned . . . Santa Catalina folk went wild with keep her warm or quie!?" ... lack (Grouch Club) their welcome to the North Carolinian, who mode Lescoulie and five bachelor pals have taken a Her­ "Three lillie Fishies" famous, and they broke the mosa Beach house for the summer and are wanting Casino attendance record opening night. The band for a name to christen it. Why no/' his neighbors will stay for four weeks-then plan a thirty·day rest ask, dub it "Skunkhaven"? in Hollywood, during which one 01 three movie offers may occupy their attention. 011 lI'1'e MIkes. _ • "The Circle" cast is gloating. Two of its members ROlli-Antics ond Sud ••• Lawrence Tibbett and Marian Anderson (the D. A. "­ Judy Garland and Artie Shaw are really that way. please note) will sing June 8 at the White House T'other night, while she was dating lackie Cooper, reception for the King and Queen of England Attie phoned her tOUl timesl ... Dan" believe Wal­ Newest form of an autograph·hound has hit Holly­ ter Winchell's tlashes on the Dorothy LamoUl­ wood. Observed. at the "Screen Guild Show," he Charlie Barnett cuddling. It all comes tram Barnett's and his girl friend made electrical transcriptions of press-agent. And don't be taken eHher by the their pet stars' voices! .. ThO&El Charlie Mc­ Lamour "romance" with John Howard. They act to­ Carthy radio sets will be smaller and cheaper ned gether in Paramount's "Disputed Passage," so the season ... Exhibitor Magazine's annual poll gives movie company is just whipping up interest in the "best shot subject" award 10 Ihe "Grouch Club's" film with the rumor ... Rudy Vallee's last Holly­ Warner Brothers fUm, "The Great Library Misery," wood dates were wilh (1) Imogene Dubarry and in which Arthur Q. Bryan was featured. "Grouch (2) Marjorie Weaver once more ... Rosemary Lane Club" also did it on the air. and that radio executive's affair can't bloom before September if then . .. Regardless 01 what he says, The swellest automobile in Hollywood radio so­ Bob Hope will adopt a baby boy next JaIJ/ ... This ciety is driven by Eddie ("Rochester") Andersonl week or next, the Bob Burns baby is due . .. Born, The overezposed actor even boasts a two-way radio­ May 18, to Mrs. Johnny ("Scot") Davis, a seven­ phone in the car ... Mezico is threatening to ezpro­ pound daughter. priate Tito Guizar's acreage near Mezico City, but he think-s he'll break even inasmuch as Portirio ProgrClI1I PerolllDlltotloltl ••• Rios, an adventurer and one-time friend of Pancho The way "Texaco Star Theater" is going these Villa, has sent Tito as a gift a guitar once strummed days, your reporter hates to see its sponsors consid· by the bandit hero ... Look at that. would you! ering- an eight-week vacation. That Ken Murray-Elsa Robert Young, the "Good News" master of cere­ Mro::well spot May 11 was a darb ... Really is true monies, riding down the bridle-path and listening to that Jack Benny will sell something else than Jell·O the Sunday programs through a portable radio for General Foods on his return in the fall. Seems the strapped to the saddle. What won't they Utink at company can't make any more Jell·O, and now ned? Benny has it all soldl Kate Smith will take on the product ... and Burns and Allen swing to Hinds' Porky StlII9s the 'ees Cream ... Representative of Dick Powell's and Ed Driving to his "Tuesday Night Party" rehearsal Robinson's sponsors is in town and setting new the other day, Parkyakarkus had the misfortune to deats for next season with those worthies ... "Tues­ be stung on the arm by a bee. He went to a receiv­ day Night Party" will follow Bob Hope Show lead ing-hospital for treatment and was late at the and do without guests for remainder of series. studio. Later, recounting his experiences to a friend at the M-G-M movie lot, his pal said the story was a Th.ere's strong talk about BIondie (Penny Single­ natural for a Robert Benchley movie short. Result, ton) and Dagwood (Arthur Lake) taking over the Metro bought the story idea from Parky for a mere "Cantor Camel Caravan" halt·hOIlI lor the warm $1,000 .. A few days later, Parky entered his months . .. "One Man's Family" is preparing to garage and found it swarming with bees. He didn't broadcast again from San francisco during luly and dare move his car until he could find a beekeeper. August . .. The Ranch Boys, in addition to new sus­ Parkyakarkus is quite mystified by the sudden affec­ tainers irom NBC's Hollywood studios, are "The tion of the honey-makers for him; says he guesses -_. Arthur Q. Bryan, frustrated "Big Little Man" Bachelors" opposite the Debutantes in that new the queen bee thinks he can fix her up for a screen of Groueh Club (NBC, Sun.), plants a "wemon Saturday eveninq airinq, "From HoJIywood Today." glamoUl--qirl career! twee" about hi, shape In Hollywood baek yard 5 In a terpsichorean mood, Joe E. Brown'. radio Above: Mn. Joe E. (Kathryn) Brown feeds a bowl writer., Frank Gill (left) and Bill Oem ling, stage of popcorn to Joe's busine8$ manager, M. C. (Mike) a burlesque adagio danee, with Brown (eenter) Levee. Left: Joe (standing) chuckles as wife providing the laughs, at their eontraet-renewal and Kathryn, who wanted to play Baby Snooks, gets housewarming party. Guests were asked to come the chance from Hanley Stafford. Snooks' father on In old, comfortable clothes, most acquiescing gladly "Good News," Mr. Butlhammer on Brown Ihow

A fine poker game this turned out to be with kibitzers behind each player! Here's a family group with Harry S06nik, Joe'. music director, In smoked Left to right: Joe E. Brown; Oon Wilson, announcer on Joe's show; Con· glaS6es, playing guardian angel. Left to right (standing): Demling, Mrs. nie Vance; Mrs. Frank Gill, who gave up the movies for marriage Brown, Sosnik, Gill. Left to right (seated): Mrs. OemllnQ, Joe, Mrs. Gill WHEN IT'S. OPTION TIME IN CALIFORNIA

ONTRACTS are bread and buHer Hancock had been duly affixed to a re­ few weeks ago. The whole party wa.s the party was remarkable for the to radio star5. Contract-renewals newed contract, it wasn't surprising held outdooN;, featured the same kind amount of fried chiden consumed and Care the desserts of a iob well that Joe threw a party for his cast. All of fun as you hear on Joe's rodio show the absence of shop talk. Joe E. Brown done. So when Joe E. Brown's sponsors of them ioined in and made the cele­ -clowning and horse-play. With bad­ is now heard over CBS on Thursday took up their option on the big­ bration a housewarming at Joe's new minton, ping-pong, horseshoes, and a nights at 7:30 EDT, 0:30 EST: 0:30 mouthed down's contract and hh John Brentwood home one fine Saturdoy 0 rip-roaring poker game for amusement, COT: 9:30 CST; 8:30 MST: 7:30 PST. 6 o UPSTART child 01 fame is One explanation for the well-stocked John F. Kieran, whose knowledge Whether it's baseball lingo or Rom­ mind of "Information Please" expert Nof Greek philosophers. obscure John F. Kieran is his love of books composers, classic poetry and other an antiquities, this erudite sports erudite subjects not usually considered Mr. Kieran had been CdIJying on con· within the ken 01 a sporls·wriler amazes cerning the names of race-horses. He the millions who lislen to "Information, columnist can give you the answers had discovered that a horse which Please" on Tuesday nights. He was lately had paid S37.10 at Tropical PdIk recognized as a journalistic phenom­ went by the name 01 "Holluschickie:' enon long before radio discovered him. "Whoever named that horse," wrote Brooks Atkinson, New York Times BY STANLEY HIGH Kieran, "was probably a reader of Rud­ drama critic and one of its ace intellec­ yard Kipling's rhymes ... The only tuals, was among the first to spot him place this observer eveJ encountered as a man of more than ordinary parts. -"Sports of the Times"- was ever for the world's heavyweight champion­ that name was in 'The Rhyme of the When Mr. Kieran was introduced to Three Sealers'; Mr. Atkinson's wife, Oriana, he replied seen before among sports pages. Mr. ship, got tangled in a lawsuit with Ihe with the verse from Tennyson's ballad: Kieran knows the things about sports Madison Square Garden Corporation, He'll have no mOle of the crawling sea that every sports writer is expected to Kieran devoted his column to a legal That made him suffer so; My beart is wasted with my woe, But he'll lie down on the killing Oriana, know- and a good many that are not brief which bristled with Latin, drew required. heavily upon phrases the meaning 01 grounds There is no Test lor me below, Where the holluscbickie go! Oriana; "How many baseball players were which only lawyers could determine, on base," asked the master of cere­ and fortified his mock case with copi­ "In the bright lexicon of Kipling a "That," says Mr. Atkinson, "is the monies one night on "Information, ous citations from Coke, Blackstone holluschickie is a young seal." The first time that anyone ever recognized Please," "when Casey struck out?" and the Admiralty Reports. On the name of a horse running at SdIatoga the literary ancestry of my wife's When his fellow experts had given up, occasion of an international cup race was "Wainamoinen." Mr. Kieran traced name." Kieran waved his hand. "There must off Newport, R. I., he drew upon his that to the name of the hero of "Kale­ Some years ago, when William Lyon have been two," he said. "Right," said extraordinary knowledge of the lingo vala," a Finnish epic. He also called Phelps was asked to write his estimate the m. c., "but how did you know?" of the sea to prepare, without reference attention to "the egregious error" of of the Times, he startled the august "WelL" said Mr. Kieran, "it's in the to the books, a primer of nautical terms. naming one of the starters at the Ken­ powers behind that paper by passing last verse of the poem"- and he quoted "About a century ago," ran the in­ tucky Derby "Alcibiades" when it was over its other admirable qualities and i I: troduction to a recenl column on horse­ a filly; and of Sir Gallahad 3rd, spelled lighting, with two glowin.g sentences, racing, "an English author named Isaac with an extra "I," and of a colt named But when the dust had litted on Mr. Kieran's column. It is generally D'israeli, the father of Benjamin D'ls­ "Pagliacci"-"which was a little too And they saw what had occurred, conceded that nothing like that column raeli (Lord Beaconsfield), turned out a much, being plUIa!." It should have There was Blakey sate at second, four-volume sel entitled 'Literary Curi­ been "Pagliaccio:' "Dauber:' which And flynn a'hugging third. Reprinted through courtesy at Editor osities: Very good reading they dIe, won last year's Preakness, Mr. Kieran and Publisher, May 13, 1939. When James J. Braddock. contender too." All this was part of a discussion (Continued on Page 37)

,. ~/l ~ 7 ROBIN HOO[) O N WHEELS Dictators may sil e nce teachers, publishers and priests, but they can't throttle the bold Robin Hood broadcasters

NBEUEV ABLE as it may sound, reception is perfect. Also, wave-lengths the lorssts of Germany, the moun· may be changed. at will. Set the stat;c U tains 01 lIa\y. and the steppes 01 machine for one frequency, and likely Russia are the hiding-places 01 many a as not your opponent in spieling his band 01 Robin Hood broadcasters which stuff up the band a way. Not to be out­ refuse to bow to the tyranny 01 dicta· done, therefore, Germany has equiH'ed tors. Almost any night if you live in a her border with an equally lormideble land where the freedom of speech and array of stations, which blast right discussion is prevented by ruthless back at Rus~ia. rulers, you can hear their words. Naturally, some cilitens are going to For instance, nol long ago a nervy be inspired by these broadcasts to do rebel was flatly warning Stalin in II. something about the govornment which voice that must have been heard by oppreSlles them. The!lle are the EUP- thousands. He was Nying. ··Stalin. yOUl days are numbered. Your victims will revenge themselves." The broadcast ceased abruptly. Weeks later they were resumed but with II different speaker. He made no bones about the interruption. "We ask our listeners' pardon," he said, "for having discontinued our broadcasts. This was due to the arrest of several porters of the Robin Hood stations, and of our comrades. Their trial will be the tireleu tuner-inners who dial res!· another proof of Stalin's cowardice_ lessly through the kilocycles search:ng Cease your murders, Stalin, belore it for verbofen broadcasts. is too late." Some 01 them employ other device. In this country where every station than radio to spread their propaganda. Recently a man with a suitcase stop­ ped on a Berlin street, opened. his case and showed a variety of phonograph records for sale at a ridiculously low price. In no time, tho bargain oller had been sold to passers-by. When th~e music-lovers got home and played their "music" they heard part of a sym­ is carefully identified and its location phony and then an unbridled tirade repeated every thirty minutes, it seems which told the truth about horrible incredible that a radio station should conditions in other pariS of Germany. remain undetected_ Scientific direction­ finders in the hands of skilled engi­ O NLY occasionally does word of neers can determine the exact direction these activities get through the from which a broadcast comes_ rigid Nati or Communist or Fascist cen· How, then, do thO$e secret stations sorship. Recently a convention of teleg· remain undiscovered? raphers in England heard one of their First, they never broadcast from the fellows who had visited Germany duro same spot twice in succession. One, ing the Munich crisis tell how he had ior instance, is a caravan of motor cars spoken over a Robin Hood station, of that travels about the backcountry. "STALlN-Y O LJ R DAYS ARE NLJMB ER ED!" how he had told his audience that the Each car has a two-way radio for inter­ English did not want war, how he car communication. Only the central begged German people to resist war. one, which always travels between the the leader of a small group of intel­ Each has adopted the treacherous The dictators have taught radio some two others, contains the powerful broad­ lectuals who believe blindly in the technique 01 talking to the citizens of new tricks, indeed, but now their cast transmitter. With a car ahead and freedom of the spirit and whose com­ tho other state. Each tells those other opposition is matching their tactics. ill car behind, it can be warned of any bined funds enabled them 10 put to­ cititens that their government is no Where Nihilists and other Russian rev· danger. Another is an airplane, which gether a weak but straight-talking trans­ good, that their leaders are rogues and olutionarles once mel in cellars and cruises only on cloudy nights. Fields mitter. It covers only a few miles, but murderers and dunderheads. Russia has garrets and printed endless handbills which it has used have been found by it works in the more densely and more built a whole cha.in 01 powerful shon· to further their doctrines, the modern tbe Gestapo police, but the ship remains dangerously populated sections. wave transmillers along her western meeting-place is a radio station. Around al large, broadcasting its nightly anti­ It is ironical that these Robin Hood frontier. More powerful than either it as a symbol of the voice of freedom government messages. Another is on broadcasters learned their methods 01 Britain's Daventry slation or the large more and more people are rallying_ a yacht that cruises along the coastline. anti-government propaganda from the short-wave transmitters of the United The dictators can spread their gO!pel government itself. For it was Stalin who States, they broadcast continuously in of greed and gore by means 01 per· SECOND, these nations are the princi· first introduced one-tube sots and street­ German or Italian. Always the strategy fidious propaganda. They can throttle pal reliance of those who still light corner loudspeakers so that the air is to appeal to the man in the street, the very soul-breath of their own pe0- for freedom in dictator-ridden countries. might be filled continually with Com­ over the head of his ruler. ple with their iron hands. But it's hard Because they are so important. those munist propaganda. It was Goebbels to smash an ether wave, and ether who operate them are not only the most who took over the old master's tech­ D ICTATOR HITLER has used every waves are likely to bounce back like trusted and experienced men but they nique and made it a daten limes more means at his command to shut out boomerangs. The radio tactics 01 the are also forbidden to discuss them or ellectivo in Germany_ these Russian broadcasts. Tiny three­ world's bullies are snapping back in their whereabouts on pain 01 death. An interesting sidelight on this radio tube radios for Germans, static ma­ their faces. Who are these men? civil war which flourishes secretly and chines to flood Russian wave-lengths The diclators have learned to tame One is a millionaire who saw his persisten!ly even though Hitler, with noise and whistling, decrees foy­ publishers and ministers and priests great fortune vanishing under the Stalin, and Mussolini appear to have bidding Germans to listen-none have and leachers, but they don't know how scowge of a Nazi government and quelled all opposition, is the much been effective_ For a broadcast may be to throttle those talkative, querulous. used the last of his wealth to create a greater conflict which ragos between drowned oul in a '-dead zone," then freedom.preaching Robin Hood broad- great s9CTet, mobile station. Another is Germany and Russia. skip a few hundred feet to a spot where casters. _Lorrain e Thomas 8 ./ I /. CAMERA-BlJG BITES JJSERENADE"

IF THE complete history of radio in general and "Saturday Night Serenade" in particular is ever writ­ ten, Bernie Guth, camera fiend. will be a legendary pioneer. None of the members of the "Serenade" cast can remember exactly when Bernie first appeared, and none can racall just when he !otarted taking pictures at rehears"ls and broadcasts. But they do accept Bernie as an ele­ , mentary part of the show. When­ ever he can tear himself from his job as dealer in photographic sup­ plies, he heads right for the radio theater, eager for his busman's holiday. He takes candid shots, dose-ups, posed portraits, action scenes, surprise flashes, and he never misses a rehearsal or " broadcast. Now he's accepted as a mascot, luck charm, and advisor. "Saturday Night Serenade" is heard over C8S Saturday at 9:30 p.m. EDT, 8:30 p.m. EST, 8:30 p.m. COT, 7:30 p.m. Above Is a typical scene at "Saturday Night Serenade" Camera·fiend Bernie Guth snaps Mary Eastman and Bill rehearsal. Producer Roland Martini (left) gets Shoe. CST, 6:30 p.m. MST, 5:30 p.m. PST. Perry. soloists In a duet. Bernie takes many pictures shined while con8ultl1l9 conductor Gus Haenschen of cast. Pretty Miss Eastma" is his favorite subject

Here is announcer Bill Adams in action. Ber"ie photographs all of them, Left to right: Bill Perry, tenor, Marlon Talley, vlsitl"g. Mary Eastman, from announcer to starll to musicians. He eve" makes appointments for soprano star, and W. T. Nardi", vice· president of Pet Milk Company, look individual sittings. He always gives copies of the plcturell to hi, subjects on at rehearsal while Ber"le Guth takes some ca"dld shots of the proceedingll

0" the airl And, as usual, Ber"ie Is there to cover the program. He first day and starn taking pictures. Between dress rehearsal and the performance visIted the show when a friend gave him a ticket, has been a regular ever he persuades cast members to sit for portraits. The u"official cameraman since, not missing a broadcast since 1936. He reports at 5:00 p.m. on Satur- Is considered a good-luck charm, gives oplniol'lS On songs, mUllcians' pinochle 9 • v v •

BYE, BYE, BEETLES

BOUT a year ago il funny little A house of alchemy is the modern lcingdoms. A cloak of invisibility he man with an accent visited the may well have owned, a knack at A transmitter building of one of forg:ing magic swords-but no radio! the country's biggest broadcasting sta· radio station - causing bedsteads One glimpse at the things achieved tions. by a modem SO,QOO.watt broadcast "I dun', sleep so gool," he said. "In transmitter would send poor Merlin my head, I gol music!" to sing, water-faucets to talk gibbering to his study amid the tama The engineers weren't particularly ravens and zodiacal paraphernalia. To­ perturbed. Visits from cranks, curious day a mysterious force fills the air ... visitors and neighbors who blame the floods the acres around lofty steel high.powered radio current, for every· BY [)ICK DORRANCE radiators, swirls unseen among the thing hom curly hair to sour milk are guy wires, over the gleaming buildings an every-day occurrence. which house the transmitter itself. It "You have?" said they, sympathetic. is this same Jorce which rolls away ally. "Did you try aspirin?" with invisible ripples 10 the horizon. "It's music," declared the little man, doze off once more and the whole settled in these fillings. The combina· which impinges on your receiver as "from your station. Right now it gives process would be repeated. It was, tion of the two rectified OJ changed the music and words and magic far greater 'Stardoosl' ." he indicated, very trying. intense radio energy into a form which than Merlin could ever master. This put quite a different aspect on The engineers, who by now had hia nerves could carry to the brain and Yet sometimes this unseen force the situation, because, as a matter of clustered all about him, were intrigued thus make intelligible. The phenom. does more than just bear broadcasts fact. "Stardust" happened 10 be the with the problem. Lile is pretty quiet enon occurred only while he was situ· to your home. It goes on playful very number which the station at that at a big transmitter building because, ated within a few thousand yards of little rampages when concentrated moment was putting out over the air. as you probably know, most of them the giant transmitter. The engineers strongly about the antenna towelS. The sound-proof door to the trans­ are located in rwal areas far away patiently explained all Ihis to him. romping Into neighbors' homes, .neak· mitter·room silenced the monitoring from the busy city studios. Aside from "Yeah," said the lillie man. "But I lng along telephone lines and raising loudspeakers, but nevertheless the reading meters and checking operation dun't sleep so goot. I got it under my general haH Columbia within a radius engineers knew their visitor was right. once in a while, there isn't much ex· eyes circles." of perhaps hall a mile. And thus unraveled one of the citement. The cure was relatively simple. They It's a generally recognized fact thaI weirdest tales ever reported in 'the Finally they found the answer. Un· gave him a toothbrush, palled him on radio energy- if received in sufficient annals of radio oddities. The tre­ der a bit 01 friendly grilling, their the back and told him to brush his quantity--could be utilized for such mendous energy unleashed with sav· visitor admitted he worked in a near· teeth every time the music started up purposes as power and heat. Many a age force from the towers of modern by machine-shop which specialized in again. Their visitor never came back. scientist has day-dreamed about this. It broadcasting slations has been known the grinding of paper-cutter knives. opens great vistas of electric airplanes -at close range-to cause some amaz· This process requires carborundum A HOUSE of modern alchemy, of buzzing across the sky. of automobiles ing things. Kitchen sinks that break grinding.wheels. Now carborundum­ spectacular myslicism is the aver· and trains operatlng on power tran.. out into music ... symphonies throb­ and perhaps you are beginning to see age broadcasting station. It casts a spell mitted without wires direct born cen· bing from wire fences ... porch lights the light-is a material akin to galena, far more potent than old necromancer tral generating plants. Gasoline. fuel which glow even when turned off­ from which the earliest crystal detec· Merlin ever could muster with his oil. electric·power lines would become all these are old stories to the radio tor receivers were made. vilest·smelling herbs or diphthong. museum pieces. engineer. Every big transmitter has studded incantations. Not only a its quota of such neighborhood oddi· "OPEN your mouth," the engineers psychological spell is it-with the BUT that old ogre efficiency blocks ties. told the little man. Like an obedi· purpliah rectifiers, humming reactors the path to such Utopia. The nearest But the little man-he had a new ent guppy, his jaw dropped and they and long corridors 01 panels all ashine science can come is to radiate a terrific one! Programs just popped up out of all looked in amidst his molars and with efficiency' but a spell so power· amount of radio energy, then pick up nowhere into his head. Nol all the bicuspids. "Uh·uh," said the engineers. ful that it leaps mountains and seas only an infinitesimal percentage in the time, he explained, for usually it was The visilOf'S dental equipment was into the cobwebbiest corners of Ih 3 immediate vicinity of the !ransmilter. worse at night when he tried to gel to glitlerly replete with a nice quota 01 world. Efficiency is measured in fragments of sleep. He'd begin to doze off, and gold fillings. The mystery of the Merlin never had a microphone. No­ decimal points. then a spasm of swing music brought phantom reception became as clear as where in his gamut of tricks was an It ia this concentrated power-when him 10 abrupt wakefulness. Then, a June morning to them. ability to project his voice across for· the necessary pick.up facilities ale when the music began to lade. he'd The carborundum dust, you see, had eats and castle turrets into strange (Continued on Page 39)

10 " U I' THE RADIO PLAYBILL

THIS WEEK-"DAVID HARUM"

IIDAV1D HARUM" is a homespun story of the kindly country philosopher of Home­ ville. Still breathless from his recent ex­ ploits in the big city and his forays into the haunts of New York gangsters, David is currently back in Homeville, surrounded once more by his own inti­ mates and cronies and already embarked upon a new adventure. Millions of David Harum fans who chuckle over the Harum "scat my cats," the "cal·latins" and "cipher outs" are hoping for an­ other one of David Harum's famous horse-trading deollls, and they won't be disappointed. For David likes nothing better, except perhaps his friendship for Susan Price, the Homeville girl whose first mar­ riage ended in the death of her husband and whose budding romance with John lennox, David's former cashier, now forms the heart-interest of the story, together with the recent marriage of David's sister, Polly. Heard over NBC, Mondays through Fridays at 11:00 a.m. EDT; 10:00 a.m. EST; 10:00 a.m. COT; 9:00 a,m. CST; 8:00 a,m. MST.

NEXT WEEK, "MARCH Of CAMES"

David Harum (played by Wilmer Walter) I, the country philosopher of Homevllle, and incidentally its banker, whOle propenlity for helplnll other. out of trouble hal en· deared him to all of hll neighbors. HI. exploits In New York were an attempt to recover for hll ward, June Saun' ders, a legacy her father had ;nve.ted In the Golden SUp· per Night Club operated by lIanglter Matt Raymond. SucceAful, David now returnl to hll bank and horus

-<:_,_ ... _- Susan Price (played by PegllY Allenby) is Zeke Swinney (played by Arthur Maitland) is Au"t Polly (played by Charme Allen) is Homevllle'. home· town girl, whose .weet·na· the local menace whose .Inlster partnership David's er.twhlle m,lden .'ster. Polly's life tured companlonlhlp play. a large part In with David Harum's enemy, Matt Raymo"d. has just been brightened by the reappeara"ce David'. ealy·golng life, Neither David nor the was instrume"tal In putting Raymond behl"d 'n Homeville of a former .uitor, James Senson. Homeville Iwaln. have been able to flgure out prison bar.. Zeke has IJerved during the past whom Bhe haB at last married, Keeping houBe why she hal never remarried, SUlan hilS fallen three years as the vlll"n of Homevllle, is dis· for David, Polly matches hll homely phllolophy in love with John Lennox, but their lives are liked for his underha"ded way•. Now David and and shrewd oburvatlon, with her own quick complicated by John's 10" by a former marrialle Zeke are friendly enemle. on the race· track wit. She alwaYI Itrengthens David in trouble 1'ltH II BELIEVE IT OR NOT vs. NINE OL() MEN

OB "BELIEve IT OR NOT" RIPLEY'S success as II cartoonist and radio star has never quite made up for the bas('bllil career whic;h Bfaded when he"broke his arm the fi rst day he wore the uniform of the New York Giants. One compensation has beon the fun of plan. ning softball games with other radio stars, especially with radio com· mentator lowell Thomas' Nine Old Men, the famous feam composed of an ever-changing group of celebrities who play for fun. This spring. the Thomas Old Men challenged Bo b Ripley's Believe It or Nots to a game in Madison Squl!lre Garden for the benefit of the Bo'f$' Club of New York. So successful was the 9"me, which drew II crowd of 14,000. that both Ripley and Thomas are enthusiastic about making it an ann ual benefit affair. On this page are some candid shoh of the radio personalities who lent their support to the game. Pholographs b1l Charles P. Seau:ood

Mayor F iorello L.Guardla (left). who eame out to umpire the g.me. watehet Bob Ripley'. eurvet pretty elouly. Ripley'. team ( not shown) Ineluded sueh eelebrities as Graham Me Namee, Walter Johnson, Babe Ruth. RUbe Goldbl!rg

H~rl! ,s Lowell Thomas (fight), founder and manaliler of the Nine Old Men, with Col. T heodore Roosevelt who pl;:yed on his team for this game. Thom­ .s. Ripley. others. paid the Garden rent so all receipts could go to Boys' Club

Ted Huaing, a brother commentator of Lowell Thomas, Is aleo one of his Nine Old Men. Membership on the Nine Old Men team vllrlu, for this game in­ cluded Lanny Ro.. , "Hit Parade" voc.lI,t. and LenOll Lohr, NBC president

J ame, Mellon, singing atar of radio and films. seeml!d to be making a O ld Man Lew Lehr, word-scr ambling comedian on Ben Ber n ie's program valiant effort. bUI it did n 't matter much. No o ne k ept Icore and no one (CBS. Sun.), might be baiting u mpire LaGuardia here. a ll In f un, of COUrie. cared, not even the audience. which wu there to lee celebs. not baseball Interesting part was not the 1C0re but the $12.800 collected fo r t he boys 12 • GADGET -MAKER NUMEER ONE

"Why didn't I tkink of that?" is a question nobody asks Sherman when they inspeet one of his inventions like the above shield for grapefruit­ eaters, with flap to proteet even the mouth from the squirting Juice

You know Ran.om Sherman, camed;,,", but meet Sherman the Inventor. Illustrated In action above is Sherman's special knife for pea-eaters, Above: Church collection-plate flashes red light for

The Sherman de luxe drlptess dOl.lghnllt-dunker is designed for the faa­ The soup-silencer eliminates all soup-static. Comedian Sherman is tidious person who has been annoyed no end by the drops of coffee that heard over NBC on "Sunbrlte Smile Parade" Thursday, on "Ransom Sher. ooze from the doughnut to the lap and lapel on the way from cup to mouth man Presents" Wednesday, on "Club Matinee" Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday I' 1(3 1 13 Backstage Chicago

------By Oon Moore!------

CHI C AGO. - Walter Huston When WGN celebrated the visil launched "Kniclcerbodcer Play­ of the one-millionth person 10 its house" on its CBS network course luxurious studio-theater, Ihe officials with a magnificent shove Sunday, waiting at the door with a SCIoli to May 21. Huston played the presi­ be presenled were double-crossed­ dent of the U. S. in a powerful twins appeared! Patricia and Nancy drama cut on the anti-war pattern. Alexander from Gary, Indiana, His genius sparked the rest of the shared the SCIoli .. Red Skelton, cast to heights, which, iI main­ "Avalon Time" comedian, owns a tained, wiIJ plant "Knickerbocker railroad with seven engines and Playhouse" right up with Ihe to,r forty-two coaches. He's a miniature­ notch dramatic shows. Irain fiend. You can bel he has some screwy names lor the pullmans! . . . Afler Huston not only won the award connected with hearing Hugh Studebaker give life 10 all kinds of this show but he also won the genuine admiration roles from Abe Lincoln down to the erstwhile Silly of all concerned by graciously and seriously going Watson, I'd like to hear him do the supreme job of through lon9 rehearsals without even stopping to making the role of Death live in "Death Takes a eat. When you're around this man Huston, the Holiday." The came" caught comedian Red Skelton In the off·hand, natural charm of his personality quickly mld.t of a sketch a. he put on a one-man show gives you the reason for his great personal as well Left·H(Jllded Coru' for the audience after a recent radio program as professional popularity. This was the fourth Bruce "Kaltenmeyer" Kamman's trick 01 playing time Huston has adad a presidential role. cornet with his riqht hand and directing a band with his lelt in the "Franz and Fritz" act at Old Wllot III' WOIIIIII'''! Heide~rq is his third venture into ambidextrous Betty Winkler is one woman in a thousand and antics. His tirst was with an "Uncle Tom's Cabin" one, but she'll go through all the changeableness show, his second with Uncle Sam's outlit overseas traditionally ascribed to the fair sex, for she's to . . . Tommy Bartlett, CBS announcer, recently play the parts of all the wives in the NBC" 1001 demonstrated his versatility with a beau geste. He Wives," which got off 10 a good start with the not only acted as master ot ceremonies for the "neglected wife" on Friday, May 19.

__.""'" ..~_u, Frolic," the Pickard Family will be featured dur­ swers. The Three Askiteers are Ransom Sherman, Many requestl come for pictures of Anne Sey. ing the summer, hut Uncle Ervin and Randy Blake, Bob Brown and Fort Pearson, lind the show will mour, atar of NBC "Story of Mary Marlin" skit. singer 01 sweet ballads, will stick right on through take place in railway stations, hotel lobbies, street Here's the vivacious aetre.. In a summer ;:oose the hot months. spols, etc. 14 a/3f I' THE RA()IO NEWSREEL

The Eddie Cantors celebrated with friends a combination Mother's Day and birthday party for Eddie's Ida, forty-seven, m'Other of those five famous daughters. Shown at the, party, in a New York night· club, are, left to right: Burns and Allen. Eddie Cantor, songstress Sophie Tucker, and Ida. The Cantors celebrate their twenty· fifth wedding anniversary this week

Radio science will some day go to work in the kitchen. Above, Charles Milliken pops corn by short wave. Milliken, graduate researeh student at California Institute of Technology, built short-wave power generator with which he demonstrates ability of radio ultrijl-short waves to pop corn, simply by holding kernels in cellophane bag between copper conducting plates

...... <;: Mo"..­ Fibber MeGee writer Don Quinn demonstrates to Molly McGee (Marion Jordim) his "Accident Answerer," which he invented when he broke his arm. Preas of button asks and answers questions forthcoming from curious. Q. "What happened?" A. "Broke my shoulder." Q. "How?" A. "Fell down." Q. ;'Palnful?" A. "Not a bit." Q. "Anything I can dO?" A. "No, thank.. "

". _wl... _,. Members of the cast and sponsor executives of NBC serial "Ma Perkins" "Not one button will I unbutton for publicity. You'll have to do the best you recently honored Virginia Payne (right), who has played the title role In can with my smile," proclaimed Marcella Hendricks. network singer per. the series since Its inception in August. 1933, at WLW. The occasion was forming at World's Fair Zuider Zee. Mi .. Hendricks, selected as "America'. a dinner In celebration of her 1,500th performance. The show came to the most talented and beautiful real blonde," led protest to Grover Whalen for network in December, 1933. With Miss Payne above Is Henry Barber "more publicity for nice girll who refuse to disrobe to compete with nudes" Pl/lt 15 strongly wIthout prelude, eases into the lovely seeond theme (strings) and con­ tinues ""Ith a heart-appealing andante. an Inimitable minuet and a tUJl:ued finale ot endless Ingenuity and charm... March of Music c ....., 0 •• ,,_., The ~ .... D· ... S·· a'...... 12·00__ ~'::l~"""" eon""S_. " ,.,. 2·00 ..... 11.00.. •. ", ',OO •. m. Edited by lEONARD lIEBLING Dellgn for Melody, MBS. Al!rcd Wal­ lenstein, conductor; Willie Morri~, so­ to ••• An -'mpler Ether, " diviner Air .••"-Wordsworth prano; Raoul Nadeau, baritone...... 'n D""O" D •• • ,00 P". c..... , "o"' •"".n .,...... c ....,00, •• , ...... •."' . .. • ,00 .. .. 1,00 p ... . dividual communities; and much more Hall a Million Women The NeC Orchestrao, NBC. Hans Stein­ of the same rambling and sincere con­ berg, conductor. Serenade lor Wind versation. AST week was spent by your mu­ Instrum(>nts (Richard Strau~~) or sical reporter in Baltimore at the AU told, the happiest moments I "The Bour"eois Gentleman" (Richard LBiennial Convention of the Na­ spent at the Biennial were when every Strauss), Don Juan (Richard Straus.s), tional FC!deration of Music Clubs, once in a while some visitor would pass Tril"ch-Tralsche Polka (J 0 han n by the RADIO GUWE booth and smil­ Strauss), Adelen WallZ (Johann wh@l'e RADIO GUIDE also had a booth ingly say, "I am the old lady from Strauss), Perpetuum Mobile (Johnnn and the attendance of editor Curtis Duluth." Strauss), Overture 10 "The Bat" Mitchell Ameriun·born Frank Black will (Johann Strauss). eonduet "Roumanian Coneert" to The. Natlonal Feder3tiol\ consists ot Two musical monarchs. Richard II close to 5,000 music clubs, with a lotal be aired over NBC this Wednesday and Johann II. Orten so titled becausE' membership of about half a million Speakillg Up one Is king of the symphonic poems. the women. That is a lot of women, and By V. Vidal other. of the waltz. Richard StrauS!.. succeeded Richard Wagner a.s master of they have a lot of decisive innuence. FORECAST With all this talk of television, we modern orchestration, and JOhann Of course, they were not all at the Strauss folloY,ed his similarly named made one of those television lours at AST week saw the last of the Bach Biennial. However, several hundred father as master of three-quarter-time Radio City last week. We were curious Cantata series, and this Sunday dance pieces. Conductor Steinberg does Intelligent and up-nnd-doing delegates as to how it would affect the average LAlfred Wallenstein replaces it a graoeful thing in juxtaposing the paIr. represented them, and my editor and home music-listener. with a new program called "Design Johann n is admittedly of the eject. I made many contacts which convinced for M!'lody." Many of us will miss the Vienna proved it by burying him In the The tour started with much com­ Central Cemetery ncar Schubert. BC('­ us that most of the music-minded arc plicated technical explanation by the Bach series, but possibly this semi­ radio-minded as well. classical, light program will oppeal thoven and Brahms. guide. to which WI.' listened in respect­ more to summer dialers. A boy prodigy as composer. Richard One thing we were anxious to learn ful if uncomprehending silence. Then Strauss wrote his "serenade" when he was whether The March of Music is An interesting event is the Rouma­ we were shown television in action. nian concert on Wednesday, directed was twelve years old, but neither In that giving aU possible service to dialers, What surprised us most was that the by Frank Black and featuring out­ simple and agreeable work nor In the und we asked for suggestions in the "Don Juan" tone-poem (done a dozen room had to be darkened, which im­ standing Roumanian composers. years later) are there signs of the rev­ way of addition, deletion and general mediately gave the performance a olutionary style he was to Invent and improvement. Modesty need not pre­ develop In years to come. The lyrically home-movie Havor. The audience SUNDAY, JUNE -4 vent my saying that there was much huddled around the machine, which passionate Don preceded the brilliantly praise and no material criticism. There­ impish "TIll Eulenspiegel" by siX years. looks like an ordinary large phono­ Cleveland Institute of Musie, NBC. A hal1-dozen ~'ears after that he essayed fore this department marches forward graph-radio set with the cover haH Commencement Concert. Orchestra, his fl.rst opera, "Guntram." proud in the possession of so valued a open. In the home sets, which were chorus and soloists. I don't know how my readers rank the bill of health. all we saw, the screen is small and we I ...... D""e"' e •• "., 0 ••11 •• , .. " .. ," li1tlng "Fledermaus" music of Johann • 0'00 ..... ,'"' .. '" . .. " , At one ot the sessions I was pro­ I ...... ~.-... c .... '., •••""., .. ~"",tI...... Strauss, but 1 love It as much as lhe had to sit close to sec distinctly. There .'00 ,.,". • ,00 .... -.... , " , grammed for a talk on "Mwlic ond the ...... "Blue Danube." "Artists' Lite" and was none of the case or radio listen­ "Tales from the Vienna Woods." Radio." My remarks were impromptu, ing, of being able to stretch out on the Or. Charles Courboln, organiat, MeS...... '" DO.".'" ...~" ..'n and as nearly as I can remember this couch with one's shoes off while the Prelude aTld Fu"ue in D Minor; Lar"o o;O(t p ...... ~~!" l~'!._ ~ ...... was the gist of the introduction: Philharmonic plays Brahms in the e Spiccato (Bach), Contilene (Salome), 7,00 "."'. 4,00 •. "'. "I do not think that this well-in­ next room. One must drop everything Ave Maria (Arcadeit), Chant du Ma­ tin (Guilmant), Maestoso (Salome). The Ford Sunday Evening Hour, CBS. formed audience expects or wishes me else and be as alert and intent as in a C...... ,_' ..... Last broadcast of the season. John to serve It with platitudes to the effect theater to get the tull benefl.t of tele­ ~,2,00_ ... nD"""" .. ,00 a."'. Barbirolli, conductor; Igor Gorin, bari­ Lo ....n 5<._ eo ....., ...... that radio has done and is doing a great vision. .. 00 0."'. ''''00 .... . tone. First Roumanian R.IJapsodu work In advancing the performance Besides the stiff theater-audience (Enesco), the Orchestra; Prolog irom Radio City Mualc Hall of the Air. NBC . and ::Ipprcciation oC good music. All of atmosphere, there is the problem of .or Pagliacci" (Leoncavallo), Igor GOl·­ Program not yet available. in: On HeaTing the First C!~ckoo in us must be well agreed as to that. what to show on the screen during a ___ .. '.;n h ....12,00n _ .. eo •••• , ""-"0.' Spring (Delius), the Orchestrll; The Hosts of new devotees have been won music broadcast. What worried us Do_"'" ' ...... , ...... • • " ••n ...... c•• .. "., .'.n...... !,. .. ,OO •. m. ' 0,00 O.m. .:00. m • Lord's Prayer (Malotte), Igor Gorin, to the cause and moved to believe with chiefiy was how a symphony concert Chorus and Orchestra; Scherzo irom the tonguc-in-the-cheek Mark Twain would be televised, and no one was The Columbia Symphony Orcheatra. Octet in A Minor (Mendelssohn), the that 'Good music is not as bad as it able to give me a satisfactory solu­ CBS. Howard Barlow, conductor. Con­ Orchestra; Over the Steppes (Gretch­ sounds.' tion. The general plan. so tar, is just certo Grosso (de Filippi), Danse Sacre aninoff), Song 0/ the Flea (Moussorg­ "There was a time in America not so to show the orchestra and conductor et ProiaJle (Debussy), "Jupiter" Svm­ sky), Igor Gorin; Overture to "The many years ago when it was difficult to in action. It .sounds pretty dull to us, phony (Mozart). get our kind of music into the homes; something like those movies of orches­ Amadeo de Filippi. acrompllshed CBS now It is difficult to keep it out. Thanks tras featuring weird camera angles of violinist, conductor. composer and ar­ tuba and oboe players. They're al­ ranger. was born In Italy (1900) but Is to radio. And from day to day that by chOice a resident here. where he gospel of tone spreads brther and ways fascinating for the fl.rst five learned his muSic (Jullliard Institute). fuller. minutes and then give one the hysteri­ The Concerto Grosso follows the classi­ "When Mr. Mitchell asked me to join cal feeling of being trapped in the cal outward form which modern com­ the stafT of RADIO GUIDE he said he freak-mirror hall at Coney Island. Of posers now love to practise, but. he fiUs did not wish a critic but one who could the ancient mold with highly flavored course, it would be exciting to see as new content. write about music in plain language well as hear Toscanini. But not aU Debussy's 119(4) '·sacred·' and "pro­ and give information which even 'the conductors photograph as well as he fane" composition for harp and orches· old lady in Duluth' would understand. does-which opens an entirely differ­ tra was done on order from the Instru­ That unswcred exactly to what , de­ ent and acutely painful train or ment flrm of Pleyel In Paris, which de­ sired the two pieces for use in competi­ aired. for I had long ago lost the ambi­ thought! For after seeing some of our tions at the Brussels Conservatory. There tion to write for musicians. 1 learned greater musical lights in action, I have are Spanish implications in this filmy that you cannot tell them; you can only often thought that the person listening and mystic score. the solo harp being argue with them." at his radio to music from an invisible beautifully treated. While the music Is I went on to mention th(> achieve­ not robust. I am one listener who fails source was infinitely better off. to find in It what one Parisian critic ments ot the principal broadcasting Naturally. television is still strug­ did. "suffering predominating, and sub­ compani(>s, both with sustaining and gling out of its cocoon >lnd has to jects so submerged In misty atmosphere ~ponsored programs; advised radio develop its own technique, which will as to be barely visible." listeners to write as often as possible probably far surpass radio in time. Jupiter and his thunderbolt were not to the studios in praise of what is good But meanwhile, for comfortable and more adored by pagan peoples than modem nations adore this mighty sym­ Pia Igy, soprano to be featured .. nd to mak(> demands for more of it relaxed music-listening under ideal phony by Mozart Ihls last), music ot the on "Roumanian Concert" over an when there is not enough in their in- conditions, we'll still take the radio. grandest and mOllt exalted kind. It opens NBC network Wednesday night 16 I, I' GlIP'lI BaTon" (Strauss), the Orches­ tra. With Roumanian Day at the New York Wor\d"s Fair, Frank Black's broad­ ca~t and the ardent Enesco Rhapsody listed herewith, the exotic ilttie kingdom Something About Is enjoying quite a play musically just now In America. The late Oellus' atmospheric and aml­ ahlfl brief piece dates from 1912. He u... cs two themes, the first orlglna], the Organ Solos second the Norwegian folk-song "1 Ola Dalom" lIn Ola Valley), which Grleg al!;O features in his "Norwegian Folk­ tunes" for plano. The English composer adored Norway and spent eighteen sum­ E HAVE been delving into Nearer our own time come Franck, a mers In Its high hUis. No wonder that music composed for various famous player with creations not as the advent of spring made him nostalgic W instruments in all sorts of com­ important as his orchestral and cham­ for the picturesque mountains and hili people with whom he associated so long. binations, and now the moment arrives ber opuses: Rheinberger (notably his An octet (chamber-music for eight in­ to examine the repertoire of instru­ "Sonata Pastorale" wiih its famous strument-'1) Is rarely heard on the air. mental works written for solo per­ fugue); Reger, '"the modern Bach," Mendelssohn's example Is one of his formance. contriving pieces vast in dimension and Illost gracious and smoothly written com­ Probably the earliest soloist was Iiorriflc in difficulty; Saint~Saens, "thc po~ltlons. the scherzo being especially Apollo, virtuoso on the lyre; his son Mendelssohn of France:' an extraordi­ lively and Ingratiating. Ig or Gorin. baritone, I. this week'. Gorln's typically Russian baritone voice Orpheus came next, inheriting his narily eminent performer, bequeathing and fervent style lend themselves with guest of "The Ford Sunday Eve­ ning Hour" over a CBS network papa's talent and playing so beauti­ brilliant material (colorful rhapsodies, admirable effect to the ~ongs he chooses "Nuptial Benediction" and "Religious for this concert. Moussorgsky's cynical, fully on the lute that he moved the humorous epic about the tl.ea was tl.rst very stones and drove human listeners March"); Guilmant, making an im~ popularized by Chaliapin. The music Is TUESDAY, JUNE b to such eestasy that they tore him to men~e contribution of seven impres­ graphically (or shall one say bitingly?) Story of the Song, CBS. pieees. (The tlrst musical glamour sive sonatas and innumerable shorter dnunalic and impressive. ... ,...... "9.' co., •• , D •• ".~' boy!) What the pair performed is not morceaux, the best known being "Fu­ ...... O'.'.,M ~ .... ,. 2,'''" "" ...... ~- . .'<>0 •. m. .' COn".' ...... 2''''" ..... known, and we must guess whether it neral l\13rch," "Meditation," "Prayer ..... -,., ...... ' -.,,~...... ,." .... . , ...... , Song s at Eventide, NBC. Orchestra was the classics or the swing of the and Cradle Song," "Lamentation": Du­ period. bois, less prolific but more imaginlltive MONDAY, JUNE 5 dir ection Josef Honti. Felix Knight, tenor. In Biblical days there were the harp in themcs and harmonie~; Widor (suc­ The Ohio State University, CBS. Uni· ~ ; .... ",,,,, .~ .. .,m ·.,;o~...... and the organ, mentioned in the sacred cessor ot Franck as orgun professor 4"0 ...... versity Symphonic Choir, University .... " ••n s ...... ,. .-.e,I •• pages, but both went through the cen­ at the Paris Conservatoire) with eleven String Qunrtet. Almighty and Ever­ .,,,,"" ... . ~,)O •.M • turies simply as accompanying sounds imposing organ symphonies (minus lasting God (Gibbons), Magnificat Violin Series, M BS. Benno Rabinof, for singing. mostly sacred. The first orchestra) the first containing the la­ (Schuetz), the Choir; Horn Quintet in violinist; Alfred Wallenstein, conduc­ E Flat Minor (Mozart). String Quartet tor. Concerto NO.6 in E Flat (Mozart). solo pie<:es for the organ were preludes miliar "Pontifical March," and the and postludes, contrasting with the fourth, the celebrated Andante; Bossi, and Horn Soloist; Schicksal Lied .,...,,'"' ..., ..... 1 .... (Brahms), the Orchestra and Choir. ftOO"".,)0 s·-., .,...... more serious parts of church services; who died as recently as 1925 and won

...... h~ •• and its pioneer virtuoso appears to distinction with numerous melodious, 3,,,,, .... . ,2,...,_...... , ...... ,~ J ...... ~ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7 have been the VE'netian, Zucchetti, in sensitive compositions expertly made. 2 ...... • It""...... , Roumanian Concert, NBC . Frank the fourteenth century. He even en­ America has not lagged behind with The Voice of Firestone. NBC. AUred Black, conductor; Pia 19y, soprano. gaged in a musical contest with his organ composers, the first o( promi­ Wallenstein, conductor. La Chef (Merrymaking with Gypsies) rival, da PE'saro, a Florentine, but re­ nence being Dudley Buck (1839-1909)...... 0 ••,,_ .. Co.".' D•• "•• • • ,." .,m (Lipatti), the Orchestra: Oclli. s'AI­ ports of the bout arc lacking . He scored with his two sonata! and .... ~~::l.. :.;.... . Co."" SI ...... '. 7,'"' ...... ,'O p.... bastris Dragalisi (Cnudella), Pacurar Bach and HandE'1 (born in the same smaller chapters, including concert Mascagn;', "Cavalleda Ru stlcan •. " La Oi Am Fast (Dragol), Nevasta year, 1685) range toweringly above variations on "The Star-Spangled Ban­ M as. Henry Weber, conductor; Attilio Care Iubeste (Brailoiu), Pia Igy; Two Roumanian Dances lor Wind Instru­ their predecessors as organ composers. ner"! Foote (1853-1937), Bartlett Baggior-e, tenor, as Turiddu; Kathyrn The instrument was to the tormer what (1846-1920), Horatio Parker (1863- Witwer, soprano, as Santuzza: Mark ments and Four-hand Piano (Rogal­ ski), the Orchestra; Bell Song Irom the orchestra was to Beethoven. and 1919), figure honorably. Living capable Love, basso, as Alfio: Harriet Brewer, first tapped the rich reservoir ot Bach's mello-soprano, as Lola. "Lakme" (Delibes), Laughing Song creators are Middelschulte, Shelley, Irom "Manon" (Aubert), Pia 19y. powers. 1"rom his fertile inspiration Cole, MacFarlane (born in England). This Is the ninth In a series ot stream­ lined operas presented by Henry Weber, Generally. Georges Enesco. best-known poured masterful fugues, preludes, fan_ The organ itself, for centuries so Chicago musical conductor. The stream­ Roumanian conductor, violinIst and com­ tasies, toccatas, sonatas, variations and jealously monopolized by the church, lining process consists of cutting down poser, has been featuring the music of his land, but this time American Frank chorales. As one authoritative critic at last reached the concert hall occa­ the libretto and translating It into En­ wrote not long ago, "Everything that sionally, then the motion-picture glish. The great arias are left untouched. Black Is championing its warm melodies. "Cavallerla Rustieana" is a modern rich colorings and fa~lnatlng rhythms. has been composed si nce for organ is houses permanently, and now the radio. opera. and great care must be taken to Roumania. because of its geographical but the pale shadow of Bach's exalted The loudspeaker offers frequent hear­ keep the libretto modern. In some of poSition and mixture of races. expresses In Its folk-mUSiC Istrongly Gypsy) some­ conceptions." The great Toccata in D ings of Courboin, Mattfeld and the solo the other operas. to get the mood at the Minor, Ihe majestic Fugue in G Minor exponents on the great organ of the perIod, Weber used blank verse: In this thing of Russia, Hungary and Turkey. one. he has used the popular idiom. However, It was not until the end of the and the immortal Passacaglia In C Salt Lake City Tabernacle. twentieth century that Roumanian com­ Minor (all consummately transferred 80th through the film houses and CO~".,.,"" ...... ,... . c..... 's_ ...... posers of art-music came Into activity, .,"'" ..... and they mostly and wisely use themef to the orche~tra by Stokowski) have radio, much fine organ music comes to from the rich treasures of theIr native not their equal in all music. Handel hearing which thousands of listeners folk-tunes. wrote a number of concertos for organ would otherwise never get to know. The works on the prescnt program are and orchestra, (Berlioz called such a However, when all is said and done, unfamiliar to me. and so I shall listen combination "detestable") but only a original organ compositions are not with the same e:<:pectant curiosity as the few solo pieces, mostly short fugues. readers of this department. destined to ~ain univcrsal popularity, Edward Cnudella. born in 1641. studied Contemporary \~ith the two German tor the instrument so closely associated in Paris and Berllll. Bnd WB!S the tlrst to giants was the Frenchman, Francois with religious services, funera l ~ and conduct and popularize in Roulllania the Couperin, whose output consists of other solemn rites can hardly hope symphonies of Mozart and Beethoven. He wrote a number or operas and oper­ about forty short numbers of various to vic with its keyboard brother, the ettas of national feeling and style. Sabin character, all beautifully factured. piano, in general appeal. Dragoi's (born 1894) "Sulte Rustique" Of other classicists, Mozart left sev­ Perhaps the organ has never quite ...."8S led by Enesco in 1938 at a Philhar­ enteen sonatas and two fantasies for recovered from the edict issued by the monic concert in New York. The prettily organ (nOlle of them in his loftiest Sacred Council ot Trent in 1583, when named soprano. Pia Igy, Is. of course. Roumanian and of high repute In her vein), but Haydn, Schubert and Bee­ its heads ordained that "the bishops country. thoven neglected the instrument en­ must lake care that the sound of the _ ...... ft hot·.ft " •• ho"' ., ..... ,m ...... M • tirely ill favor of the piano. Mendels­ organ is not lascivious and impure ...... '...... s_. .,"-.e,ft...... sohn did six orgun sonatas, dignified nor must worldly and frivolous music and lovely. and three preludes and be used." Even now, when most ot the THURSDAY, JUNE 8 fugues. Schumann's six fugues betray players at film theaters do jazz and Sinfonietta. M as. Alfred Wallenstein, none of the mastery of his piano works. even swing on the organ, the ellect conductor. Concerto Grosso No. 30 Liszt h'ied his hand, not too success­ upon some of us is suggestively incon­ (Handel), Pavane (Ravel), Suite Con­ certante lor Violin, Flute and Orc/tes­ fully, with a few original organ essays, gruous if not irreverent. Why demean Felix Knight, tenor, wlll be heard tra (Francaix). but achil'vl'(i outstandingly fine piano the noble instrument 01 Bach and Han­ ,Inglng "Song of Songs" on "Song' ...... ,. transcriptions of some of the organ del by making it attempt things any • :>C> ...... It Eventide," Tuesday over NB C music of Bach. good dance band does better? -L. L. ..-","... ."'. "" I'i/H 17 VOICE OF THE LISTENER

The Miracle of Radio River. But in Ireland, old Virginny or O~hkosh, they're beautllul songs, Editor, Radio Guide: aren't they?-Edit01'. Those little portable radio sets they have now certainly have a wide range of usefulness. I attended the Kentucky Plea for Poetry Derby, and I noticed that many spec­ Editor, Radio Guide: tators brought along portable sets to I'm a Franklyn MacCormack Ian follow the face better. I horned in on and I want him back on the air. one, and it sold me on geUing one of More than two years ago something these sets. I'm a traveling salesman, awful happened to me, and Mr. Mac's and carrying my radio into the pros­ voice saved my lite. This Is not the pect's place of business for a Httle mu­ case 01 a goofy Ian. I have lived too sic has clinched more than one sale long to be silly, but I love his voice. for me. Please help us get him back on the air. Sherman R. Doherty, Kansas City. Mo. G. B. S., New Orleans, La, • Orpheus up to date, eh?-Edltor. • 01 course it is not silly to have fa­ vorite radio stars, especially under such Shut·in Cotner circumstances. A great many others Editor, Radio Guide: want MacCormack and his poetry back. I'm thirty-three and unable to walk By the time this is read he may have or use my left arm, as a result ot a been signed by a big drug firm.­ spinal injury. There are many things I Editor. miss now that I used to do. Sports were one of my lavorite hobbies. I East Wants Claire believe that's why I'm a shut-In today. Editor, Radio Guide: A faU on the Ice hurt my back. I Won't you say something in RADIO have the next best thing, though, to GUIDE that might help bring Mr. sports-my radio and the sports broad· Hlldeg.rde, glamorou, blue•• Inger recently featured on Bob Ripley'. "Be­ Claire's stories back to eastern li~· casts. I also have quite a few pen pals. Ueve It or Not" .how, CBS. Fridays, .ceepu a light from Franchot T one, teners. He has been taken oft WEAF, I believe every shut-in should have a .tage and "reen actor, and frequent gue.t-star 01'1 radio dramatic program. so we have no way of hearing him. radio and pen pals. You have said some nice things about All my pen pals are in perfect agree­ him, so I know you appreciate his ment on two programs-the "Breakfast lone's program going off the air. I'm Not Irish splendid work. We have written to Club" and "Club Matince." One of sure hundreds of his loyal lans would the National Broadcasting Company, my hobbies is poetry. and I do miss be glad to help in getting it back again Editor, Radio Guide: of course, but that doesn't seem to help. Ted Malone and the other poetry pro­ if we only knew what to do. His fir· I heard Morton Downey sing "I'll I hope some time you will say a grams. teen minutes of homey philosophy and Take You Home Again, Kathleen" re­ word in his and our behalf, I get lonely once in a while. Who poetry has brought joy and comfort to cently. He did a fine job as usual, but, Elizabeth Smith, West Haven, Conn. doesn't? But I have lots of friends. I many and a voice like his should not since he's one or the so· called "Irish live in the country and J have wild be silenced. Let's have him and tenors," I was prompted to pass on • We do, indeed, commend Malcolm birds and fiowers. I like to think God Franklyn MacCormack and Tony Wons through your page a bit of information Claire's children's stories. If you can't sent them Cor my special benefit. all back again. We need them. which may not be generally known. get the Chicago stations In the East, I'm just sitting up aeter five weeks' Lura B. Triplett, Mooreland, Okla. This lovely song is traditionally asso· or any other broadcasting station car­ vacation(?) in bcd. But'it's spring. ciated with Irish tenors and is consid­ rying the program, try short wave 9.53. "God's in His Hcaven, all's right with • The quickest and surest method of ered an Irish song, but it was written -Editor. the world," even If it isn't all right obtaining public desires in radio is for by a Virginian named Thomas Westen~ with all the people in it. the public to write direct to sponsors dorl, who never even visited Ireland. Calling All Muenchausens Edward R. Davis, Bradford, N. H. of commercial programs or to network Irvin Jackson, Richmond, Va. Editor, Radio Guide: officials if the program is sustaining. r like my fishing and I like my cidel' • We'd like to have letters from all Many have already written to this de­ • A couple of Englishmen wrote "Old shut-ins, you who form such a brave -both hard. But I'll swear the cider partment since Miss Fuller's plea for Faithful," a cowboy song. They say had nothing to do with the story I am and loyal legion of radio listeners. Ted Malone's return.-Editor, Stephen Foster never saw the Suwanee You're all regular guys and you have about to relate, interesting stories and opinions. Won't I took my trusty pole and line and you write?- Editor, can of worms the other day and betook myself to the pond out at the old salt works to try to disprove the pop. Tr&pped by Transmitters ular theory that there were no fish Editor, Radio Guide: there, doughty Waltonian that I am. Radio was largely responsible tOI' I took along one of those snitzy little the capture of a desperate criminal in portable radio sets, for I expected

Women Tomon'ow "Democracy inAction" Ot) May 19 NBC launched a new First to reveal grave concern for the weekly series or programs litled "Wo­ state or democracy in America were men in the Making of America" and American educators. Some distin­ devoted to the part women have played guished leaders in the teaching pro­ in the history of this country. Just fession have gone so far as to state one week latcr, on May 27, another that they believe it is even now too new series-also by women, about late to save democracy in tllis country. them and for them-wa~ given its Democracy was the theme of the 1939 premiere on CBS. The CBS series, conlerence of the Progressive Educa­ however, is litUe concerned with wo­ tion Association in Detroit lust Febru­ men's past; attempts, instead, to give ary, whet·e in the course of the four­ a slant on their ruture. The timely day meeting the word was used at litle, suggested by the theme of the least one million times; and it was New York World's Fair, is "Women also the theme of the sixty-ninth an­ in the World ot Tomorrow." nual convention of the American Common to both the NBC and the Association of School Administrators CBS programs is the fact that they the following month In Cleveland. As arc presented by, for and about wo­ a result many national organizations men through the cooperation of sev­ have become democracy-conscious and eral outstanding national women's are glorifying democracy as it has organizations. The CBS series, "Wo­ never before been glorified in the his­ men in the World of Tomorrow," is tory ot this country. Radio, the most presented in collaboration with the effective tool of democracy's enemies, Women's National Radio Committee, is proving also to be the most effective combining the forces of the National tool of democracy's friends. Congress of Parents and Teachers, Thus within the year American lis­ the Child Study Association of Amer· teners have been literally showered ica, the National Committee of Church· Dramatic producer of one of the year'. outstanding educational program •. with programs having democracy as women and several other groups in a "Americans Ail-Immigrants All," w .. WIlliam N. Robson. His current cas their underlying theme. "Frontiers of common purpose. Each organization aalignment i, another Office of Education IJerlu, "Democracy in Action" Democracy," CBS; "Americans AII­ will be responsible for one of the pro­ Immigrants All," CBS; "Women in the grams in the series, which through the Making ot America," current on NBC, summer months will feature an un­ are but a few or the year's most out­ usual parade of feminine personalities "Men Behind the Stars" standing. The newest addition is that will include many of the fore­ "Democracy in Actlon," which began most professional, artistic and busi­ Just after midnight, low in the eda's belt is a hazy spot in the sky­ over CBS on May 14. ness women in this country. northeastern sky, the constellation the great spiral nebula ot Andromeda, '·Democracy in Action," presented in Opening the series on May 27 was Andromeda may be scen. In mythol­ a universe of stars nearly a million cooperation with the U. S. Office of a program in charge of Sigma Alpha ogy she was the daughter of Cauio­ light years away, the nearest ot all Education, is a dramatic series inter­ Iota, a national musical group. Mrs. peia, and because of her mother's van­ these island universes. preting and supplementing Federal Albert Spalding, wife of the world· ity was chained to the rocks to be exhibits at the New York World's Fair. devoured by Cetus, the sea monster. "Andromeda! Sweet woman! why celebrated vioJlnist, was mistress of delaying its purpose, in the words of Dr. John ceremonies in a panel discussion on As the story goes in the old myth, Ward Studebaker, U. S. Commissioner Andromeda is rescued by Perseus, So timidly among the stars: comc the topic "Women and the Music of hither! ot Education. "is to promote a wider Tomorrow_" who, according to one version, rides understanding ot democratic processes across the sky on Pegalus, the winged Join this bright throng, and nimbly The subject ot the June 10 discus­ follow whither and functions by showing how our horse. American Government operates. ,. sion is "Tho Patriotism of Tomorrow." They all are going." This program trom Washington, D. C., Andromeda, subject ot the June 9 Scripts have been written by Merrill -John Keats' "Endymion." in charge of the American Legion program in the "Men Behind the Dennison, author 01 the books Ho­ Auxiliary, will have as its principal Stars" series, is not a conspicuous marn:e of Canada, Great Moments in star group. The three bright stars in "Men Behind the Sta ... " may be speaker Mrs. Harry Woodring, wife of hurd Friday' over cas at: Histol1l, America', Hour, and the recent the Secretary of War. a line are noticeable (see drawing be­ Advancing America, a work on trans­ low)-one in her head, one at her EDT 5:45 p.m. ___ EST 4:45 p.m. portation and education. The producer "Women In the World of Tomorrow" waist, and one near her left knee. COT 4:45 p.m. --- CST 3:45 p.m. is Columbia'S briUiant young master, may be heilrd S,turday. over CBS ,t: Near the star in the ring on Androm- MST 2:45 p.m. --- PST 1:45 p.m. William N. Robson, famous for many EDT 12:15 p.m. --- EST 11:15 a.m. "Columbia Workshop" plays and COT It:15 a.m. ___ CST 10:15 a.m. "Americans All- Immigrants All." MST 9:15 •. m. --- PST 8:15 iI.m. , Under the SUb-title "Homes {or the • It • - People," the June 4 program will deal Clearing. House • • • with the problem of shelter. - "Democracy In Action" may be heard "I recently read a short article that • .... ~' Sunday, over CBS at: . said that pupils who were Corced to • I "" listen to dull lectures and to conjugate " EDT 2;00 p.m. --- EST 1:00 p.m. German verbs while hIstory was in ... • COT 1:00 p.m. --- CST 12:00 noon the making over the air were missing •• • MST 11:00 a.m. --- PST 10:00 a.m. a great opportunity ... Can you tell • • whet·e I can find this article and who , Made to Order the author is?"· This request from a • flJ .~ ... The March, 1939, issue of Thc Phi high-school principal in Texas brings v Delta Kappan· is devoted to the vari­ to mind the fact that the "Listening to \ • ous aspects of radio in education Learn" department is fast becoming a " " ./. Teachers, parents and laymen who clearing-house for radlo-educalion in­ }.: • " have but recently awakened to the formation. Each delivery of mail " • potentialities of this new tool of educa­ brings questions Crom educators in all • , /. tion will find here a clearly defined parts of the country. We feel honored - • panoramiC view ot the national radio­ to be considered a reliable source of • • education scene. Under the by-lincs ot information about developments, etc., a number ot distinguished pioneers and in this field of broadcast endeavor, and .- leaders in the field-H. B. McCarty ot arc very happy to answer any and aU • • Wisconsin. Francis F. Powers of the questions pertaining to it that we can. • U. of Washington, H. M. Buckley of the And if we don't have the answcrs, we • Cieveland Board of Education, Los An­ usually know where find them. Re· • to geles' C. C. Trillingham, NBC's Frank­ quests directed to the Education Editor, ~, >I,"*>, lin Dunham, Columbia's Sterling Fisher RAOIO GI1IOE, Chicago, will be given _...... _ __ .. - A_._ "._ ...... and many others-are presented the prompt attention. _J. H. Radio Guide's June Educational Program Classi- various interesting aspects of the work. 1ier will appear In the issue doted June 23, 1939 I' 1/S4 19 THIS WEEK' S PROGRAMS

Pate 20 1134--E ,YTAD·LI"·"nCI Glo,enmeyer Schedule Changes for June 4 to June 10 ,VTAQ·Farme,.' Furum 1 :15 CST 2 :15 CDT SUNDAY (Coftlull tlwo Pnl..... '" LiIU...... for PROGRAM CHANGES Ihue ...101, nl0 ",' SeT..... Guild IIh~"', S,,,,dA),. JUDP NBC-To be Jnnounnd: WOWO Your Lo •• 1 Btlllo,,) bOur, ~;4~ O. ("OUlpaD7) ·-x....~l~;" ~':k:U't~~IIl~~tJ.?.,~~Rl~:! nt/rl,u, b<>Kh",lnl JUDe 5, U BOD' of {'I,arm. "0",1'7, lhr 21'1. CBS·Colllmbiil BIOi~u.sting Sym' l'lt~ nei"-ork ;;'00(11,.. Ju"e ~, "' 6:00 p,"1. {'S't (1:00 COTI. :~~•• J~':.tF~d·{I.~I:,~~".i ~:II:~ Ella)' I)"ehl,,'. """lIu, ... loInnd.,.. phony WTAQ 11:00 1."', ('liT (10:00 COT). Tbe P<'...,"n~1 of 11>0> cUt r eo ~'!I. IIId bl. orrr.el"" ud • '"et'O.,...... m fe.' • ..., Carl main. ... 1)00 h .... '" 7:00 SliIllla· Ed ).[rlJoaflfU, Tbu.-.dlJ". roeol1., Oddihet '" ,... me '''.Il00 \\IHBF-Under the Clpilol Dome MBS·Dick Hilrdin" or;in'st: WMF ' .000 Chingo.illino-l, L.oul WJRt SO.OOO Detro;t, Michi"n CO, "" WKBB WHlP·B. S. Palukoski. talk W, ..... Dubu~ue, WUBf .'".., 1.000 Wen Laf,yette, Inili,n, ISOO 25' low, CO, \\IISA·Tony Salerno's Orth. WBBM Chingo. Illinois "','CBS WKBH '" 1.000 LI Crosse. Wit(.onsln CBS *Ne,,·, WROK WTMJ WMT 77' "80 WLW-Chu'cb by.lh. Side 01 the WBOW 1310 "."2SO Terre H,utt, Inili,n, NBe WLS 87' ".000 Chingo, Illinois NBC·B KWK-Aduh EducatlO" Council of WCCO MinnUP'Qli$·Sl PiU!, Minn. CO, 700 SO.OOO Cincinnali, Ohio NBC & MBS Roo' ".000 W'W WMTGtora-e Sir Venkl'l Oreh. oSl. Lou" WCrL '.000 Chlngo, illinois NBC _ Chin,o, lUinoi. NBC·R .. I WAAF·Th. Sport of Kifl!I IHOKOn W,lb Ih. I)antt WENR ."'" 50.000 Chiugo lUinoli NBC-B WMB O " "... P~riil, IIlinoii COS WBOW·Su~ .hine lIour 87' \\ITAD-K"1'in~ Up wilh Ih. 1200 100 Soulh Bfnd. Indl'nJ CO, . Ctdu R,p,d, 'n~ WeFL llil Re,·ue W'''' WM ' '."'.000 !;Chool. WF BM 123' '.000 Indi,napolii. Indi,na CBS '"' W'lerloo.lowa NBC· B & MBS WfAMSund~y Serenade WON 720 ".000 Chingo, IUlno-is MBS woe 1370'" 2SO O.vcnport, low, co, 1 :45 CST 2 :45 CDT WGN·Symphon;( 1I0u. M.d',on, Wiseo",ln Loc.1 WOWO 10.000 ForI Wayne.lndiani NBC· B WIIIP·German 1I0ur W"' ... '.000 WHASt 820 50.000 Louiiville, Kentucky CB!!- WRO K 1410 1.000 Rockford, lIIinoli l ocill KSO-Municipal Opera I'review. WIIO·Stventh Day AMen,;" "'" WHBF 12<' , Rock hland, Iliinol' MBS WS BT '00 SOUlh Bend, Indliln, CBS WBBM ·Dugo"t Dopo WI8A·Norw t~ia" Hour ... "60 WHIP '480 '.000 Hilmmond,lndi,n, LoUI WSUI 880 '.000 10 ..... City, low, Loc.1 WCFL·Ba. eball Intervie.... IVIRE-t'dd Si.teu WH O 1000 50.000 DH Moi nn, 10WJ NBC·R WTAD 1.000 Quincy, Illinois lOCJI ,I' E~R-Elulion lnstrucllono WISNBrukiai t Club W". 1280 '.000 M,d;$tIn. WliCohiln NBC WTAMt 1'"070 ".000 Clevel ... d, Ohio NBC·R WGN.The uao:kofl Mia WJJD·Burnu 01 "i.,ino: Ptr..,,,, WI LL S80 Urbana, illinois local wr •• 1330 Green Bay, Wisconsin CBS \\IHBF·Swan & Ole WKBB·United Church Service ,... '.000 WI ND '.000 Gary,lndiln, CBS WTM' .20 '.000 Milwlukre, Wiuonsln NBC·R WUlPWaha Time WLS-Liltle Brown Church '''' WJJO-Dugoollnltniern WMAQ·Sinc An Old Son" frequencies Slilions Cirryino Rtbroadcuu: KS L, 1130; KNX, 1050; KPO, 680. KO,., 830; KPRC. 910; WBAP, 800; WOAJ, 1190: I \'ROK·Masler Sinu.. WMBD lIod Hialt' o~."ist KFl, 640 •• Woe.To be .nnounced 2 :00 CST 3:00 CDT WTAO.Contert 11.11 CBS·Words Without Muslt: WOC ' :15 CST 10:1 5 CDT NBC- NJtion,1 BrOldust'ng Compilny * SUr in prl>fnm listings indiutes news highlights. WFB.\I K~'OX WFA" W..,BO CBS--C:olumbiil Broadcntin; System NOnCE: Thl In!"mallon ,onl.ined In the progrlm seheduln I \lINO WKBB weco WKBH NBC-Ntllhbor Nell: KWK WOWO ,I'TAQ (.,,11.83) (.w- 15.3 ) MBS-Mutual BroildclStin~ System presented I. pages Is supplied by the sutlons broadcuting NBC· B-N ~tiollill BroJdcnting ComPiln, t hose programs." ... and RAO IO GUIDE should not bt consider" NBC·R.ngtr Strtnade: WMAQ NBC·Vernon Crant's Slorybook: ... WLW B,s;c Blue Network ip-onslble lor errors In announcements dUI to laill/re 01 stillions to I \lHO WLW woow ( sw·9.53) NBC·R_Nltional BroJdusting Company ~ d viM 01 wttkly progr~m (hJngH. NBC·SundilY Vesp~rs: \\IENIl MBS ·Rnlewinv Sund: WON B"I! Rtd Net .... Qrk II ,ou. fHorile itallon ii nol listtd il l qUirt., or hili hour SnbJed: ··U Yc 1)0 Well ",>\I WIIBF 1'-Nlghl Program. Only penodi. unsult the tim. listin9s ilTmediilltly preceding. The chancts Suft'er"· * News: WCFL WMBR *-10 a.m. 10 5 p.m. Only Ir, that a ~et""olrk progrlm of 30 or 60 minutes' duration i. on th~ MBS·Hiven of Rest: K\IIK WAAf-Slrin, Along wilh U. lir II a qUlrtt, ·hour .... hen you do nol lind rour stllion USltd. I IHBF WillE WBB~IBlu e lI ~w,i; Basehall; Sox vo. Athlelic" WGH wHO-Sevenlh Day Ad,·tntist S,.",bol. In l.i;j"'at~ ...o. luch II I IW·8.~), atter '~OVI'" 1I0d .., l .. dl.atel that Ihio ,.oc-r ...... ,. "" burd .... hldn!!" I.. .U ...... ""'ele. on ,oar Ibort-...... d . For fo ..l .....un· ...... pro ...... , pl .... _ "'1"'1 U. WBB" WCFL WJJO WJJD-lJapPJ Go Lutky lime PLEASE NOTE : KSD·The KidoodleTi *WLS·NCQ: Wuther WAAF-Tone PiuurlS WMAQ-Rad,o Pa,~de WJJDPt<>p11S Church; Dr. PrtI­ u.." .. M lbe r \ICITtb Ue(ortnt WFA~I Tht funny Paper MilD: WAAF Banh of Ihe Rhine *1' ... s: \\IMT WOWO WKBIl WINO \\IT,\Q (ow-I1.83) MBS·Amerinn Wild life: WHBF Younr Ameriu on Ihe Air WCFl-~lu.inl Millinee *KSD-Xe"" Dick Ltibert, or· HBC·R~dlo Clly Music HJtl 01 WAAF·K.y Arm.n, lOngs WBB\I-Blut Hawaii WIIO·llumanitarian llour IYJBC-Dance Mu.;c ganist WIIOK-Skater'. Orun IIhythmt the Air: KWK WO\\'O WLW *IVIRE·Ne ..... WJJD·Rhythm Matinee *WAAF·BrJd William., ~t .. ·• WMT (sw-15.21) WJI)CPark M. E. Churth IVTAD-P13ntalion Mtlodin WKDIl-Churth Sen·iee, WJJD-~hrQit HegMn.' Orth. WMBD-To be announce<.! WSB)\·Democu(y in Attion MBS·Dr. Charles M. Courboin: WMBDU.td Car Parade WOWO-~'i!";ona.)· 1I0u. WTi\Olli~hway 10 Ileaven WCFL-Concert PrRm. ] :00 CST 4:00 CDT WUBF WTAI)·Echoel of Sta~e & Screen WIlBF-Judge Albert M_ Cram~to", MBS·Musicill Slul Makers All· M.,I ...... 11 _. _ 10 '~;o _. WROK-Swe<.!i ' h Mission Taber· 12:]0 C ST 1:30 CDT "Ide WTMJ-Our Boys & Your. CBS·It Goes Like ThIs: II'FA\! lalk Employe .. Prgm.: WLW WAAF-Radio Horse Show WHIP·RI. Hn. Leon Grocho ...kl WTAD-5t. Pettr'1 Church 11 :45 CST 12:45 C DT WKBB KMOX weco W~1BD NBC·Hall of Fun: \\IOOW WHO WCFL·llev. J ohn Zoller WIBA-Dou~hl>oy ~lillt WMAQ (.... 9.53) WYAM MenUI Mtand.rirt.ll 11:0 0 CST 12:00 CDT MBS·Old Time Tunu: WIIBr MBS·Leo freudbtrg's OrthHlra: WIRE. Rhythm RHu. WCN·U,,;v. of ChiclliO Ch. po.-I NBC,Wlterloo JunClion, .kelch: WGN WGN WI~!'I SaSfball, Mil,,·aukee n. N BC-Jimm, Dorsey's Orchestra: Service WE"R KI\·K \\"OWO <... -15.21) CBS·To be announud: WCCO HBC·Barry McKinley, bar.: WHO TQlt(\o WOWO \\E:o>n \IIMT (lw.11.87) WMAQ WHIP·Fint Outcb of the NIP CBS·Church 01 Ihe Air: weco WJJO·Jimmy Wal .... ·, o.ch. CBS·lnt'! Polo Malch: K'IOX .... WKIlB woe W.·A'l h".l'.8.3) WCfL·Armour In.t. fuult, Tallo: KSD·Unlversity 01 ChiuC(I Round WLW-Muy &. Bob·. True Slo,y WFBM: WKBB woe WTAQ *WIHO.Jewhh New. & ,rltlln !!-CarJos Molin ..' Orch. CBS·Ford Sunday Ennin, Hour: Family. an the mindl and btlieh of all 01 u,. can lid d.mocrJCY Voc.li5ts ,nli anhtst", II·CFL·lrish HOIIr S)m"hOllY Orch.; !lir. John Bu· win be dlscuud On \Dday's program. Sty.ral imporllnt WGN,CoQtert Ordl. hiroW woe WJR WBB!>! II'ISS 10:00 CST (11:00 COT) Radio City Music Hall. lilm p.non,lili.. will participall ill this disc union. WHAS·OId Fashioned Rtvinl Hr. II'UAS KMOX WTAK WCCO WIIIP·String Along Wilh U. WFBM WKBII (lwl1.83) 10:30 CST (11:30 COT) University of Chicago 5:00 CST (6:00 COT) JOIck Benny, Comedian. WIND·Today', Ball Gam. .. • .;...... , ... - •• "';0 _. Mary LlvllIgStOIlI : Don Wilson: Kenny Baker: Andy Round Table Dlteu ..ion. WISS.PoIish ~In,ymakert· Inttr. HBC·Hollywood PlayhollH. sll,· ri,,~ Charlel Bo~'er: WENR WMT Subj~ct: "Runi, ,nd Europe," , discussion of tht Dnin.: Sam "Schl.pperm.n" Hearn: Phil Harris. lude WLW KWK (''11'·11.87) (also at prntnt role 01 Russia in the Europnn situllion and 5:30 CST (6:30 COT) Radio Guild; D rama. WJJD·Pacific Paradiw WJR·G.,ald L. K. Smilh 10 p,m.) tho "alural wullh and boundaries of tht country, ...... Of _'''-.- "",,,. 5:30 CST (6:30 COT) Sere.n Guild Show. II'LS·Old·Fa,hioned lIe"i"a! Hour .._ ...._"l~ ...... _ Speakers: John MorrilOn, professor 01 ,eography ,I tht GUts!!; D'Ck Powell. Tyron. Power. Marie Wilson. Jun WMOO·Sporh: Hil of the Day Of ~ ..!. 0~1 .... U. of Chiu90; John St.nlon, prOltSSllr 01 history a\ Iht Hersholt. C!org. Murphy. J oan Dlvi,. Rotllind RUUtli. *W~tT·Newl WBO\\,·Concerl 11 .11 U. 01 Mi(h'91"; and Clilion Utley. dlrtctor 01 tht Chi· Liontl SIIndtr lnd Reuie CJr~intr n mutcr 01 ur.· WOWQ.Sund3Y Concert WCfL.Amateur 1I 0ur tllgo Council on Fortign Relations. monies. Thi' Is the lISt program of Ihl, serifs lor Ih. * IVROK·Ne"" Musical Work. WG~Y our Sunday Dale *lnIBF·XewI: Dantl TUllts suson. shop AFTERNOON WTAD·Ball Score. " Spor,s \\'IB,\,COIlCtrt Trio MIGHT WINO.Emil FIindt'. Orc h. 12:00 CST (1:00 COT) Democracy in Action. 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) Symphony Orchettr •. 6 :15 CST 7:15 CDT 11'I\BB·S),",,,hony 11.11 Today', 'pisod., " Hom.s lor Iht People," ducribt~ Ihe Hins W. Sieinberg .. ill b. Ihe conduclor, HBC·Symphon1 Drch.: IV~IT WMBD·Concer t lI aU of the I)ay WnOK·neli~loul Services viul wor~ Which our Government i~ doing In slum M"O;< .....;, •• '"'' .0'001 .... m.~ .. ' 0""4 o~ _ '., ...' ..... 4 CBS·Oanct Hou r: WKBH WKBO clearance and Federal Housing granlS. \\'SOT·Sunday Nite Variely 1I0 .. r 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) Chase and Sanborn Hour. *;"'.ws; WlIlBD woe WTAODonald Barlsch Don Amtthe; Edgar Bergen ~nd Chirlie M,Carthy: 12:00 CST (1:00 COT) The Magie Key; Symphony WAAF.WaiUlime Dorothy Lamour: DOnild Dickson: Roberl ArmbTys lu'l 7:15 CST 8:15 COT Muaie. WGN·Glen Gray'S Orch. orcheslri. Cuul: Annabelli. lovely French J{lresl. WJJD·Sons of the Pinnte" WHI.iF.JUllgt AI].,.,rl 111. Cranll>lo", Wilh Frank BliC~ (oAdl/ding. WTAD ·Edith Raye lalk 7:00 CST (8:00 COT) Ford SundOlY Evening WiNO·Sunday E.~nin ~ Cluh 1:00 CST (2:00 C OT) Thla. Our Ameriea. H our. 6:30 CST 7;]0 CDT II'TADSund~y ~I Twilight II dramitintion 01 Iht dtvtlopmtnl 01 our country Guest; Igor Corln. hrlton•. J o~n Blfbiroll1 will be the CBS·Danu Hour : WMBO WOC lrom tht tulitSt time, to tht pru.n\. 7:30 CST 8:30 CDT conductor On Ihis. tht lut pr09f1m 01 Ihis serits lor WJR HBC ·Walter Win(hell. (olumuln: the "ason. NBC·Symphony Orchestra: WMT Wl::NR WMT WLII' KWK hw. 1:00 CST (2:00 COT) Columbia Broadealting ....., __II ... '~" _ .... _ ...... _ ' •• _'."'ft 4 Symphony. WOOW 11.87) (aho at 9 p.m.) Howird Bulow is the (onduclor. 7:00 CST (8:oo COT) Hollywood Playhouse; 1\'AAF·[v.ning COfI('HI HBC·Amtrkan Allium 01 Fam1iiar ...... < ...... , ... I~ •• _ .... _ ...... _ ...... ,_~ s . Starring Charles Boyer. WBB.\I·Phil SpilainYI Orch . MUlic; F,ank Munn. tnr.; Jun 2:30 CST (3:30 COT) T he World I. Yours; 7:30 CST (8:30 COT) Walter Winchell, Col· \\'GN·Ste,·~ Lt<>natd·. Orch, DickcllSDn, lOP.; Buckingham WHIP·ln Ih~ Gloamil'l Choir; Ardeo &: Arden. piano D rama. umnist. WIS~·Down by lIerman's duo; Bertrand Hi rsch, violini,L. Whal our urly IIINI.iu.n lard.ns wert comprised of 7:30 CST (8:30 COT) AmericOln Album of F a· 1\·JJD·Suppcrl;me Frolic Elizabeth Leono". oontr.: Gu, will be shown in today', tpl~ode titled " Old·Fuhiontd mlliar Mu,le. WROK·LoII. Ranger lIafnKhHl'1 Orth.: 11'110 WMAQ Cudens." Frink Munn. Itnor: Jun Dicktnson, sopflno: Elizabeth WTAD·5und~y VCSf'Crl KSD WIRE WTAM WIBA WTlIJ Lennox. tonlrallo: Hltnsch.n·, conurt orchul". *wTAQS.ws (sw·9.53) 3:00 CST (4:00 COT) International Polo Mateh. A play·by·play account 01 the WHtchHter Cup polo 8:00 CST (9:DD COT) The Cirel •. 6:45 C5T 7:45 CDr II'BOW·MaSlcr SiDlero Lawrence Tibbett: Madeleine CarroU ; Croucho and WGN Arlhur Sears lIennin, *II'GN·News: Sports match. betwttn a pichd English tum and i pithd WII8F·Gtolle Strandl. Of'!ani.1 Chico Mnx: Dw~n Duil. Jr.: Robert Emmelt OOllon'l American tum. will be hurd al Ihis time. * WKBBN~wl II'ROK E"'eninl Concert o"hnlrlo. WTAO·llannibll Prvn. 3:30 CST (4:30 COT) Ben Bernie'. Orehestra WTAQ·Club Norm.ndie Enter· 7 :45 CST B:45 CDT 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) Good Will Hour. and Lew Lehr. Comedian. tains HBC·trlne Rlth. drama: WESR With John J, Anthony tonducting. WMT KWK WLW (1 .. ·11.87 ) 7:00 CST B:OO CDT 3:45 CST (4:45 COT) Letters H ome from the 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) Knlek.rbocker Playhouse. (.Iso al 9:15 p.m.) NBC·Manh~tUn Merry·Go·Round; ...... wo of M_"..- .- "_I. World'. Fair. ,~_ I~ ._...... "Business Belon Plenurt." tonlgh,'s drama. sllrs P;erre !.eKrflln. IIIr.; Iohn About .,,_n" nis pr09"m originaltt lrom Ihe Htw York World'l Elliott Lewis and a gunt lur. who will be plts.nltd .. . ..1. "~''''' Town. trio: Raohel C.. I.~ ....ocal. W80W.W, P. A. I'r,m, Fair. RiY Perkins, (omedian. SOngi ind int".iews. with lhe Knic~trbocker awud. ill: Don Donnie's Qrch.: WTAM \\'G~Jock Turardtn', Orrh. 4:30 CST (5:30 COT) Gateway to H ollywood; B:3D CST (9:30 COT) H. V. Kaltenborn, Com· h:SD WMAQ 11'110 WIRE WT\IJ ( ..... ·9.53) (Contlnurd on Nexl Page) Talent Quelt. mentator.

hiller Coughlin: WTMJ WIRE ~.rPl )10', C~"rcll. SIUen WIBA Llllhran V"f'Cr IIOlir KWI\Saleh' in Our Mid,l. lalk I.laoll, ~e .. Yo,k. WIIIP WIBA WIND·Amuicln Youth Co"~rfn W(.·l Til M .,,",,ullud KWKUniled Chulliu ROpOl'Itr CBS ·To be announced: \\'~IBD \\'I1lE·Blttlf 01 Wih WIRE Final ua1ifyin~ R~'uh. "PRECISION BUILT BY HAND * \\'AAF Bnd WiUiams. n.WI WCCO WB8M KMOX WFBM WJIJC·Amer. !.e,ion Au~iliary II'ROK·FamiIJl GM!",l Tum * WIIBFX.w, N BC.Jlmmy Dorsey's Orch ..tr.: WKBB·The Solll Shoppcrt \1'CfL * WI\BH:>e,,·, 5:]0 CST 6:30 CDT UNDER MY SUPERVISION II WJBC,Band Conoerl CBS.Suten Culld Show; Cunts: WROK·Osle County Community MBS·My Lutky Bleak: Josel WIIOD 8radle~ ('nll~~e Wm·Church PrDlu", 0«.. 8radl~'$ Onb.; Wf8~t Hoo, Cherm ••'.k)". cond, \l'LW W~1T WSRT II" 15.27) 1\'TAO·Pop Concert WIIBF KIIK WQC.2Oth C.ntllry Sortnadt ~_ ...... Of _'''- .- ,,_. I!TUBE CUSTOM·BUILT WIIOK·Amateur llour Iy_ ...._~" 1ft .....,. I..... 3:15 CST 4:15 CDT WAAF·$toppcr D.ute , ~-, *\I 'SBT~."s You Sh.1I Hayt ...... KWK·Piano R«iul \1'EXR·Amaleur lloor CBS ·Wuk·End Potpourri: woe Rh~lhm WMBD WK811 WKeB IYTAQ WAAFPO!,,"5 HBC·fitch B.ndwlgon: Cunt 0,· 3:30 CST 4:30 CDT WIS'> a• .eball Glme \\AA~··S)mphony Hall SCOTT CBS'Ben Bornie's Orch.: Lew WHlP·Thrte "i,I ... , eh~'!., 1\ 110 WoolV WMAQ WJBC.Dallte )iu'ic WIRE WTlIJ K~O (sw.9.53) !.eh" WCCO IOIOX WFB'I WJJI> B.oeball Seorebw,d WIND·Conc.r' t"leruti""al PHILHARMONIC (.,,·17,83) (al..o K~1. I\~X al WKBB·Voul Sou .... nir. WJBC·Vat;Cly NBC ·Radlo Cuild Drama: WENR 10 p.m.) II'JJD,Chuck Fo.I.. ·, Orch. WI\OIl TO) M announted WOWO WIBA WMT (lw·l1.l17) ~Each Sccm RK.inr is l.bonI(>IT·buH<. lo-order, uDder I!IJ' NBC·A BDO~man' s Nalt BDO~: Theater 01 Ihe Air WKBB·T.. o·P;ano Melvdy wor t"'1< KMOX·Traveloc ~ ..o"LI su~"ision. Evtry miou\t d"*" is crit.iQ.lJ.y _ed :E wowo IIEl'>1I waow (0", ",OWO ~~ ...... "e Str"ice WKBII'>Iu,io ~hke., o \I'AAF·Sbado ... , " !\uPMalns aDd .,.Iib.... ltd wi.h the mOil "D,ilive a"d aaeli". eqwpmen. 11.87) * WROKScws: Richard LeiMrt. \I'OC·Gerr)' ~Iorri"ey. SOnl' known .0 radio tnllinHlin, ..,it " c~. You COl" Ihudo.. dt­ WBBM WI.J"idf Thealer ..~ orun;" WSBTBal! Scor" MBS·Rtd Horvo's Orch .: KWK WCCO·FHA Premo pend upon a de.ree of pecform.1lCCt (br""das<. shon ..no .001 W~BT Oo ... n Lhe A"enue *WTADX~", o WHBF WCfL·J.ck Kelly's Orcb, recorded music) which. I beli~.t. i, nOI eoeo remOld, a""roach· IVTAQ ~h,io" Nixon. song. 5:00 C5T 6:00 CDT ed by allY other receiyer in !)oe world Lodo.yl" .. WGS·Mu.iut Steelmake.. NBC'Piul Wino" Spellln, Bct Wn1J MU"eal SJI~!ldown NBC·Louist Florea lOp.: wowo W~IAQ WIIO WillE W!.IV KSD W.IIT (.w 11.87) WJJO·Twilisllt T~mlX> TUNES IN TELEVISION SOUND! (s.,...9.53) 4:15 C5T 5:15 CDT CBS·Poople·s Plat1orm: WTAQ *WLW,I'elor Granl " Ev~ning N~"'Jpaptr of Ih. Air WAAF,OfI the Soulld Trick IIG'> Jack T ..~a,dtn'. Oreh, WSBT KMOX WKBB WMBO "The de.i.o 01 Ihe ScOIl Philharmonic il 10 fa ••dnoeed thaI. WFAM·\lym'" YOII tove \\IC>lI) W. I' A. Orch, WROKVeteran. of For.i(ll Wa .. .mooll m.onr Olhec amuio. features. YOU c." lune in TIlUIVI. WfB,\1 WBO\! WKBII IVCCO WTAI> lIall"ibal l"gm, WI~DV.ri~titi II'JJD ilapp}' Harmolli •• hw,15.2n SIUN SOUND up 10 60 mell'. Tbe .onal r"li.m of the Scott WJBC·Variety l'r~r", WI\BB lI i~hwa)'. to Hnv.n i. SO per(K< ... interference and ".Iic has bHn reduced 10 such ,... 5:45 CST 6:45 CDT WKSB·Sunday AltCrllDOn Var;· WROK·~ ... ~o.li,h Salvalion Army NBC·JlCk Benny. comedl.n; Mary a surPrisinll O\tnl ... Iha, the liv;OIl alii Its sHm to appeu be­ Li,·ing.tolle; Oon Wilson; Ke .. "y 2 die! \\'TAf) I) obl",.~' lIoL Shou CIlS·Week·End Potpourri : WC('O fore you. Ye,.;J flOUr 11(} "O"~ tJ,.. """Y _Sf p,.,.."d ~«ciwl'l.' Baker. I~r.; Andy D.... in.: Sam WKBII Mu,i~ lre'III the Muten WTAQ I'~re)' Fullill\\;dcr, violin. KMOX·Of Men" Books Order a ScOIl 00 )0 day, tr;.I. Pre"" .. your,elf for Ihe mD" 'l II·IIBD·To b<> annou"ced Hearn; Phil Hard.' Orchestra: KWK·!\l'ort. R.yiew nqw.i.e broad"" .. or recorded music 4:]0 CST 5 :]0 CDT WMAQ KSD WHO WTMJ WLW WMTRichard Wih~n Spflkl NB(·Grouch Club, comedy & mu· \1·C.·I.·Labor Fluhes you'ye e,'cr hn-rd. If i. does 001 out· ~ (0,,·9.53) (al.o .t 930 p.m.>, ~.form"'" .IN.. r.~e;"u ;" lIN _rid 1I()(',f{Qnla"hc 'Iu,,,,~. .k, In.\\' Wl\lAQ WHO KSO F ...... Of M.II..- ..... · MO<· WllBPip6rh ,~- , ...- ... ~" I~ ...... io aoy ,ide by sid. lUI you cart '0 ...11- WROK·Sunday Ser.nad. 10 ... 9.53·11,87) (al.o KFI al Of ...... , .... WIS"",Tenth Inninr j<'('l i. to. :rOUl' moner ..ill be refunded." WTAD IIJnm1»1 I'r~,n. 11,15 p,III,) WLW.Jimmy Jam ..' Orell. IVTAQ.fI>ra D...... oprano MBS·Otslgn 10' Mtlody: WII8F :r .... lohDt MBS·Shew 01 the Wtek: Er· WROK·Tr' ·Griff Wilham.' Orch. 1I'1lI1':;pn"itOny 1I~1l HBC·(haH " Sinborn HOIII. SEND FOR SPECIAL OFFER! menlatoT: WH8f Jt ,. L. La .\I",iau,·oo. the FOTlIotUn WIRE WMAQ 11'110 WIBA WLW 4:00 CST 5:00 CDT IIBOW \\'011'0 0" (lw,9.53) H ...... , ...... " ••••• , ••••••••••••••...... N BC·Catholi( HOyr: WMAQ ...... _ Of """'-- ..... ,,_. *WAAF·Ulmer Tume, 5:15 CST 6:15 CDT '''- ..._~" jn ...... 1_ WBOW \vIBA WIRE ( ... ·9.53) WBAA·BlmJ Co"o.,t *NBC·Hews from the Nalion's Of ... , ...., .... IfAdrnl •• • • •• •••• ••••• ,' , •••• ,. , •• •• , •••• •••••• • , ...... , •••••••••• Subl""t' '"l'he World W." Am~rica" CapitoL \\'0\\'0 \IOOW II'MT CBS·Danc! Orch.: WCCO WSBT lI.d~." ~PNk.r 1I~ •. John L' WIIIP Uaorue for PUCt STUDIOS' NEW YORK· CHICAGO· onROIT ·BUFFAlO • LOS ANGElLS ,\Ion.,bu. l"I.t"r or III. ,\I.,. I"d D~mO<' ..c~ C. .... ll ,117) WTAQ WFIHI K\lOX ( .... 15,27) 8'31-E K~O JUIUO, Oi .... A'IIUlCan Bu CBS· Henry King's Oreh,: W~8T 10:]0 CST 11 :]0 eDT A·'n Star Sparkles WBB'I II'M80 II'IIAS II'KBB MBS·Jlck TU9Md.~·s Orchesl',," \I'IIA~-l'eter Rlcc~,d, woe WKBH weco WI~N WGS KI\'.iL~\'JIB.· W.\!T SUNDAY Vo IBA·\lu"c by Cu~at K'IOX·American. al WOl'k CBS·OI~u Orch.: II KBII WIlA'; II'I~O-Ch •• lot Vaubond', Orch. Speaking about music, Marek Weber, after KWKGrady C.nlr.1I WMBO WFBll \II\B8 WTAQ WISN,Silvn Theate. observing the relation of music to romance WE"'R-Earl Hinn Or.h, woe II'ISS W8B" WJR Is'" June 4 WJR l,;"brnkrn Melod"" IIFB.\IGood \Iill llour 6.12) II'KB8·Sunday Nile O.ncilll both at home and abroad, suggests that the gal with an eye on a husband should allow her­ WGN-Bill C.r".n'. Ord•. HBC·Ono M",~'~ Family: KPO WKIUlOanc. Ballroom WJll·Th. H .. mil '. C~ve WlllU) ("."I. in, (>f Indu.try self to be wooed with the age-tendered melo­ KFI (also .ee Wed I'rr;m! .•t 9 (J~5 p,m. Continued) IYLW·Jack Jt"n)'~ Orc~ p_m,) W'ITWorld OancH dies of the masters rather than with swing. WROK-Aloh. Land WKUB·II(>lIy ... ood I.n·, Orch_, WIRE WHO KOA scrambled eggs. Phil Baker is having break­ WB{)W wE"R KOA-On With the Dance KMOX·F.anco Lau"•• portl VoMAQ KWK WLW \-HAM fast. If you haven't the salmon, he'll settle for HBC·Counl Buil'l Orch.: \\'01'10 weco·",_ w. Umpirt's A.,'n K~DRO'ario Bourdon', Or<1l, 11... -9,$3) stw·geon. II'MAQ WIBA 1",_6.14) WCFL-Gtor~~ II."be"l." Orch, \\'CFLGtor~~ II t .. ber~er'. Orcla. WfIO·Old Dre'D'er HBC..Jan Snilt'l Orth.: WESR HBC·Hollywood Playhou,": KOA IIMT WOIVO I\ISA WBOW WIHA-Club Chanlic1Hr WIRE'Iu_ical Vni.ties *1\'1"0 " e'" ..t Ih. World Jesse Crawford, the organist, dislikes sea­ lal", "" 7 p.m.) 10:4S CST 11:45 COT CBS·Knicltl.blXlter Pl.y Houw: .1I'~IT·N e ... food, and Mary Small. the songstress, dislikes CBS·Jan Carber'~ Oreh.: WIS" NBC·Earl H;ne~' Orth. KO,\ Elhott t.t.oi. " Gunt.: WBB'! jitterbugs, claiming that she's strictly an alli­ WJR WCCO 1I'15N WFB't K'tOX 9:00 CST 10:00 COT W88_11 wcro II'KBII II'TAQ CBS·Dance Orch.: II'CCO gator. Ha! WKBB 1" .. .(;,12) WHAS 1'1"'80 (,,,-11.83) NBC·Hoble Sissle's Orch.: \I-E"'R K"'OX-Th~ \tar.h.1I F~mlly MBS·COOd Will Hour; WHBI' MBS·Old Fashioned Rly; ..l: MBS-Jan Cuber's Orch.: \I·,IT KSD·~fu,i ..1 G."" WGN WMT By way of novelty, the restaurant adjoining WG" KWK WHBF \\'("(,O-To be aPln<:>unttd IIT~·L-l.ithUlniln P"m. HBC·W.lter Winchell, columniil: the El Capitan Theater, where the "Screen .Se.... " WJR II'HO wOC WMaD WI8\-Club Ch.ntidO<1r WK8B-Su"da), Nil. al F.i~ht KO_\ 1'1::>.11 KPRC WBAP ( also Guild Show" broadcasts, offers a new menu WHAS In'B'I 11:00 CST 12:00 COT .WKBll lIi,hhght$ of Ihe .n 7:30 p.m.) each Sunday featuring the favorite dishes of K.\IOX 0'0" Mtl<)(liu MBS·Jlmmy Oo'sey's Orchntra: KWK I\I18F InlT W~k's Newl .NBC·News: Johnny Me-SIner', the celebrities appearing on the program that WCFL-J'ck K. " l ', Orch. Woe·Stlff Ov", M.nhauan Qrr h. W'IAM (, ... ·9,53) day. WI"D-(huroh 01 th. ~llve.u« CBS·Culo~ Melina's Oreh.: WOC WI!oK Ev.n~liCII Fret Church CBS·Sammy Kaye·s Oreh,: W1R ______WIRE Ri.hard !limber'1 Orch, II Kilil WBlnl \\'I~N II"('CO 11':'81" WI'A I't~m, *11'1.11' Pd~r C '~ nl, ntWI WMBD IVFB\I WT\Q WKBB WKBII II' ceo \\'FSM W~IBD WTAQ World Entetnin, WTA'IDid You Kno .... ' Music.1 K'IOX 1.,,·6_121 WTMJ ·Gr(>uch Club woe K'IOX WIIAS I\K88 WROK ~u " d ~y "'n ~ ," at i~li ... IHlBFB . ..ba ll, Crd.r R ~ l'id l v._ Bull.lin 80ard *I'e", WBOW WISA W;,IlT·Jimmy Juks(>n', Or. h. 'foline .WT~IJ S~,,' ", O ~ nn Orch HBC·Abe lym.n·s Orch.' WE""1 1:15 C5T 9:15 COT KSO ·Sport' Revie", WTAQ Cl ub " orm and, . Enl.r. II'l8<\ .Gern. of Melody 10:1S CST 11 :15 COT 11110 W80W IVLW II'KBB·GYI"y Cara.-an KWK \lu. iuJ P~m_ lIin ~ WLII B,lI Sn idn', Orch, CBS..Jan Carb"·$ Orch.; \\JR NBC·D.nct Orch.: WllAQ WIBA WKBH-Jutc, La,,~ WBB.IIWodd Aflai,. WTMJ·Danct Orch, .WlIAQ Xe>< . I\'HAS Wf8\1 *1V~BTlli!h!.lh{ ~ of (he !ie'" WTAQCind ~ ,.I1 . Ball,,.., ... Or. h_ KOA ~ i~ ht Editor *I\TFL-St\'o" Dance Orch. 9:15 CST 10:1S CDT HBC·Jimm, LUflCdord's Orch,: KSOShep Fiold', Otrh, 1:]0 C5T 9:]0 COT WG~F r td dy Mirtin '~ Orch. HBC-Irtnt Rich. drlma: WBAl' 9:30 CST 10:]0 COT KSD 11'110 II'GN-Stt" e Lwnard', Orrh_ *IHIBF Stw, " Mu~ NBC-Glenn Miller's Orch,: WCFI. CBS·Eton Boys: WSST KMOX w::>~t KO.~ KPRC (al", "" 7;45 Sport. Re,-ic" WMBD woe WIIAS·To be . ,UIOUPI co cl WIIO-Falher Chari., E_ Q,"lh~n p.m_) II'TAM (".9.53) .IQSD,Th. _"iU W"lcb; T.lk, NBC·ChHrlO; T~lk " Mu~it: WISDOld Fathiontd Hevinl .X~w" II'ltlE KWK HBC-Nobll Siult's Orch.: KIVK NBC·Jnk Btnny, (omcdian: "~ ... s. .\Iu'ic 1'101'10 WTMJ WENR WBOW WIRE·M~ ' t f ' Mind KMOX·Capitol Ol'imoll1 (.w-l1,87) KSDSporh Rovi ... Mary Li~;" ~ 'lo" e ; KOA WBOII' WCCOCtdri~ Ad.m, WH ,\S·Oream Se r.".d. II'IS'" Be" IIt'"ie's Orrh, WIBA WIRE (al. o ..e 5 p,m.) WIRE· Music \'UII WaPlI CBS· H, V. Kallenborn. commen· II"LW Makinl Dtmocracy Work 1\'BBM,Pliner '" I:: arl', Orch. WLW 8urt F.,h~r' , Oreh NBC·Vincent Lopu' Orthnlr~: WMT.Dan~e Band WTAMGent Sulli ... an's Orch talO': WCCO WBBM WFB~I WMAQllich.rd IIimber'l Orch. WBOW -5<:ro".d. 10 it(>"'an(t WTAM·Mu,ic You \\'Inl End of Sunday Programs IVTAQ woe (~w-I1.8l) 1'10110 Back Home ilour WG'" Grill lI'ilh,ms' Orch. WMAQ

WI",O-lI'anlw_ Men lad Jobo WTAO-Action B.hi"d the Clmer. MBS·HiPPY Gin,: WGS W.1JI) To th, U<>mem . ker MONDAY, June 5, 1939 WTAQ Toll.)', Alm~na~ NBC·Cob....,b. " Cidenz,u: (,.. - MORNING WKBB "nrnin( M.lodito I\'TIU roo, Fan,i!y " ",''' 15.33) WKBHTh.M-Quuter Ttnle 10:]0 CST 11:30 COT Jud) & J an. wrco 11'110 8:00 CST 9:00 COT WI." R."~er, CBS·Ro ....n" of Helin frlnt, H8C·Story 01 the Month. sketch; WLWThe Hurt of Julia Blake CBS·Sntlergo04 Bline~, shkh: WIS'" Tonic Tunts ."e"y WJJO WKBII WTAO II'JJO·Bu,uu of Ifi"inl PorIOns , kelch: Vir';ni. Clark: WB8M . KSO-Sew!: Tel-a-Tuntl Io.WK (lw.15.21) WMT-Rh)'me Tim' KMOX WCCO WB8M WFB~I KMOX WOIIO·D,.hP; Canary Seren.d, Wll _ lrMu.i~ . WCFL"'ews CBS·StepmOliltr. sketch: WB8~1 NBC·OorOlhy Orulln, sopr~no: . WISDlndiana N.wt WBOW.Mornin, Mail W1S~ Gem , 01 M.lody WFA~I·Harl a n lIocan wcco K'IOX W~'BM II'OWO WlBA WIRE-Sin~in' Sam WeFL·Story of tht Moulh IIFB.II _IIrs Fn.... lI' . Kit~htn of HBC-Irylnt Miller's Orchtstra: WJJD·'1ld·Morni"l D.nce CBS·Mlry Marguel McBride, WISN RtfJO'C1iou WFAM,Concert l'm. wOWO,Edicor'l Dau~ht ••, sketch the Air WIIA·Band Wacon WBOW IYROK·T"",,, Crln columni.t: WFA~I W\I80 woe .WGN.Quin Ryan'. N.... WJ8e-Orcan "elod,u WCCO K\lOX 1'188'1 \IFB~I WKB8.What', Newt *IIIUW,Nows: M~rry ~I.loditl NBC-Hou~d.olt Hinnah: WLW WTAQ "". ic " Sonl WIIIP':"au Lite lI·mP·Germ .. n Hour WLS (1,,-15.21) II'IS'" WHO Rainbo ... RIa)·lhm. 11'1-S·'Iotoo)' Puw 9:]0 CST 10;]0 COT WM8D_Town Cnt. WILl-PaSH from H,.lory * KWK·Sider.,hu on the N..... ' NBC-PepPlr Yount's Family, NBC.The Wift She': WBOW WISD-Oru n 'load. WIND,lIe.dbne Mu..ic WIRE Editor'. O,ullhter WMT-Cortu.sel Ne .... weFL· Bltt .....tet Melodle. .ktlc~ II'LS h",·15,21) KSO H)'n,," 01 AU Churchl' WOC_W. P. A... tgm. WnD·PtlKdl. " II" "iaoa II'GN'!u. ic.1 Mail 80" HBC·F.",n Allison, songs: WBOW KIVK-Range Riden II'IS;\· Rhythm '" 1I0","nc. WKBBOi"iel."d Band WJBC-Doll'r Du. WOWO·Purdue Alricultu,,1 Pro· II'HBF lIoust 01 Music WAAF.Ltl'l Danoe «ram 1I'l,<;·Care .. of Alic. Blair WIBA·Baroo', Society Reporler CBS·Big Sisler, skuch: WCCO WCFL Perk ... ,n tht Pant, WJJD-Safely Court 8ro.du.t WBBM WM8D KMOX WFBM *WSBT.Lunch.on Club: N.... : WMT.FriendJy N.ij;hbo" Will. Markel! WG~Manhatl a n ~IPIlhfr, ,keloh WK8B·T.h It Easy HBC·Youni WId d e r Brown. WKBH·Quesl;O'" &. An , w... Slo,k lIepo,l: Farm Fla.hel ..... :.U I·Mur"'''' Ch.pel WIND-S .... i'" Qu.rtet WIIA lIomemakers WTAQ·lIullywood on Parade WTAO,][allPY V.lle~ .k~tch: WIRE WHO II'MAQ WLS-Ge!lin~ the MOIl OUI of WISN-E,rly lIiserl Club *WHBF-Ntws; Ih, 1Ilaje-ty, Ih. WTMJ-H.;n'e " Hi , Gnnadi ... II'TAQSuIlII of Yeslerday WKBH,U"c!e 80b KWKWord from the W,ve, Baby [.ife WTMJ ·Top 0' the M(>rnlng 1I'''1I0·.la,·' Wo,ntn of Tod.y WAAF XoVel.ltcl WHIP,20th C.n!ury Ser.nade *WLW·New.: Live Slocks: 11:15 CST 12:15 COT 8:15 CST 9:15 COT WMT Musical Clock WCFLlhl Tl te WHO Life CaD Be a ..utiful Rive" Weather: Grain Heporll CBS· Lift Cin 8e Buutlful. NBC·John, Other Wil., SketCh: II'UIIO'~I "' !Crll /lOlli' Forum WFA\lIf•• hh Talk: lou Pike IVILlli.,es of GrUI Aclors \\':.180 Buffalo Traile .. .ketch, 11'88:1'1 KMOX WCi.:O WMAQ WHO WIRE KSO WROK.Y<>ur Favorite lIymn. WG", Jane A.. derwn, pi,,,,,,t W\J\D·80b Aicher, hlllblliv 10nl1 WMT·My.t " Ma'1l' MBS·Happy Gan,: WIIBF WQ(:' ~I.rket Openi"c NBC-JO'lh Higgins of f inchyille: WSl'I-Co",,,,ellftment Enr~i,..,s WHA·\\'i, c<>n,in Nalurt Rambles WfRE-Advl. of Undo Jimmy WTAO·Hannibal P"m. WHIP·Parade of Busln ... WJBC,Tholler Tune WROK .Ka)'t Kr .."' l r'l Won,.",'. HBC·Your Firm Reporter: WLW II'OWO W~IAQ KWK (lw,I1.87) 9:00 CST 10:00 COT W18A·D· WKBlI-elub Cakndor *KMOX Headlint lIighUSht. WTMJSont Doclor mentator WMBD-Window Shopptr WKBBMarimba MI&;c CBS-Hor Honor, N.~cy Jamu, II'KBII_Vic Fr•• n Entertain. WAAFOrchid , " '!oo,,'j~ht 9:45 CST 10:45 COT \\'AAF,Mytn. OM Str.ent WMTA Trip ThrouCh "'i(Ir" \\FA'I \13rimbi "'a~;c ,kel~h: IIBI:I\1 K\fOX WCCO WCCO Grandma Trana IIlW Paul Alli$ou, pocms : Arlhur CBS·Aunt Jtnn~'1 SloriH: WFB)! Sin g in~ Shot \Ian WFB\I Roundup KIIOX WMBD WF8M WBB~I WCFL·Willie Winn Woe·Of Inte. ..1 10 You Ch3ndln, Jr.. or~'n;st MBS·Th. Swini.tor:l: WGS 1'11181' I\' IIOK Leonard Coudon WGSKHP Fit to Mu~ic WCCO WFA'I·!lomu pun .VerH WOWO-Bob Wilson II-IIA <.oci ~ 1 Secunty F~ch II"SUI .\huhdtan Concert Band NBC·Getting tht Most OUI Df H8C·KidooOlttl: WBOW hw. WG~..June B.h" home manas-e· \VHOK·Jot Font.na .II"IIBF-"' ..... o: M.lodie. That 15.33) WT,~O-Tod.y'. Almaua~ Lif., \\'011'0 KWK (,,,,-1$.21) m~nt WTADAlI fo, the Ladi.,: Jane Endur. II'HA Mu,iul Novelti •• Filer *WT,IQ nidin' H;,h Nt,... NBC-Kitty KMne, Inc., ,ketch: *.... "" KII'K W15~ WlIll'Son~ Shop~r KSD Hearl of Jllii. Blah WHIP·'I3,imbl M~Jie WTAQ·Hit. ond EnCO'H ':]0 CST 9:]0 COT WILL Homem aktrs' Quarler llour 11'110 II'AAF·Th. ~porl. of Kin ~ s WIRE·Linda·, tint Love 11:30 CST 12:]0 COT CBS·Hilltop House, sketch: WISN WISD·T,.lfir CouP"! B,o":\.,.11 NBC-The ROld 01 Life. Iketch: \\'ISN·Tooay', Almanlc KMOX WFDM WM80 \\'BOM II'FA~1 D.y DrU"'tr CBS·Road 01 lilt, .kltch: KMuX II'KBUnomanlic Rhythms WMAQ WTMJ IYLW II"HlP-JeTTY Cummin •. arcordion WJBC·Peg~)" Pa)'''o, Pionet" wCCO WKBIiMonday Varieties WCCO W8BM . KSOSe..-.: Dick Leibert. or· II'HO - Adopl~d D,"~htN WKBH-Ame,. Family Robin lon WLW I.,,\d~' . Fir ~ 1 Love H BC·C~roline'5 GGlden Stor., NBC-Ju!t Plain 8111. skftch: ~a"i,t WIBA-Your Family &. Mine WLS·l.ifc of M.ry SOlho"" sketth .kelch . IYLW IY~t.\Q KSD \VIIO WMAQ WIRE 1'1 1/0 KSD WMBD·B & M Me"'''~fr: Weath· .WAAF,Meludy lI~view: News WINOPti.cilla Holbrook, pi.ai'l W~!8D·\ln'ni,,~ ".ilboK e' RtPOrt: M_ L. Fuller (. w-15.33) KWK AI Satli', Orch. WBOW, Ind. SUt. Ttach.r ~ ' Prgm. WIHE·Oe~ . a Byrd WMT-Hilhop House WSBT-Lum-heon Club WBOW Ro.n WILL )Iu,ic * ;';t,'1: WIIO WOC WCCO WI\'I) &b Alchr. hillbilly "nco NBC·Mondily Music: II'ENR WAAF-Livulock Mark.t" M"Iic: Ecrentricities ace usually looked for in prom­ I\'IB'\ MONDAY WIRE Farm Hou. Boots inent people with little or no thought given to CBS·Ufe & Lavt of Or. Suun: WIS\'-Hil~ '" Entoru WHA;\.Lullch~on I),nct Time WJOC.~iniinll: the eccentricities of vigilant fans. For example, WFB~I Sam WBOW Sllffl Reporl~r June 5 WJ'1l1 """ \'''''n th, Ser.i.. W('fL To) bt a",,~un«d take the bird in Detroit who telephoned Kay WHIP-Enn,id. EchOH WKIIBFarm PnlI:um 11"1'11:>'1 IJohto'ians Kyser at four in the morning with the pathetic \1 II'iD-Max ~Ii!l""s SWlnl Q.. a.l~ II"KIIII·Tonic TUlle! WG'i,The Lady', Answn request that Kay hum the verse ot ·'Take Me WIRE Puli.t Courl I\~O·" .... 'tboal 1I ••,,,~b .•k.leh . WLS·Farm M ~tkeu: Wuthtr: WIIA Fa.m PrIm. \\'LIIJaek Jenn)", Oreh \\' ,\.IF Ru, P~,ki" _\' ~"'5 Out to the Ball Game"! * II'IIBF.:\' ..... : ~b.ktt R~porll W'IAQ-Coneerl \linial... t \\,RB.\!-Chicaa:o Hour WIIBD r.r~tr of .\liu Blair Woe·~brk£t OO,inl> WHIP Goine Fo.ward w"b CIoi· A series of "musical geography books" is WITL \lu.iule \\'~IT.Magic Kilchen .a,o WOWo·a & Zeb II'G.'i S..... in~ II \IO(-\-our II}"""' ."d Iline *\I'IOA-:\'ooll S ...... EdilioD being compiled by Don Vorhees. each book de­ II'Sm,poolry PaU.rn, Wll\Ch'l>t~ r I Oly .IOWO_IIty! /tIr. ~Ioto.ist WII.LFa.m H<>II. voted to the music ot different sections ot the WntJ-I'ali~~1 Lady WIIl P-Pali,bAm(.;un HOIIr II-ROK·\'our Confid~nli.1 Advioor 1'1'1.\1) I\I'A Orch country. 3:30 CST 4:]0 COT \\'J/OOld Rtf.ai", \\'TADPnlice N~. \\JJD llid Day Roundup WILL An'.... r ~I~ Thi, WTAQ,lhilman CBS·Nan Wynn. 'ang,: \\,TAQ WKOB Mati on the StrHt Harry Salter's is an idealistic ambition: To l\"JOC·lI'ul")'~Q Hour WL":),Li, ••lock Markets WKBII \\'1';\11 W~IBO WISN 11:45 CST 12:45 CDT conduct the orchestra cd the Metropolitan WKBB WJJD,Basw.,1I Scor£bond \\'OwO- \·ou. Fami1)' & Min. WI.ll' Kil1y KHn~. Int, HBC-Words &: Mu.ic: Will" K~D Opera House. NBC-M and a y MU$lc: WBOW I\'IBA (lw-15.33-1187) WROI\,W's lIave Fun : IntH' *WMBO·Ntwt, ~l ~lod)' ":niat.. r.. Jude WMAQ WHO 1'1011'0 wnlJ \\'OWO Keeping \'0.. POo!Iled CBS·The Day Is ou~. skttch: WS8T.Variation, in Syncopation NBC·Affairs 01 Anl~ony. sk.I(I!: *WIIOK ·Ncw. K~IOX \VOII)! WCCO WMOD WSUI·C.n'pu5 Nt.. ,,: Se Limpkin, 11.87) * W,\I T-N~w" No"~lty Pa ..d, \l'MAQ WLW WOWO WmE WOII"OStork Expru, KIIOXDope from Ih. Dugaut WIIA .Par.nt T".che. Talk WHO-Market. '" WUlhu CBS .Whtn • Girl M.rries, sketch: KWK .Th~ Mall in Iht Stand. WH IP·Prince J~YodJh H;ltding. arganlst: * WIIIIO New. &. Liv utock R.· WUIDI K)IOX WIS:\, WCCO WROK·Old l1efrllu W::;UI·Waltz In!erlud. WAAF-Eunice n.rk . ..,ngl WmA·Matinee D3 no( ""tl~ WF8~1 WOC WBAA·Musical Moments WIND-Lincoln Fiek!. Re,uJI WlnE·)lark.t Repo.t. WTAO·Th. Rovin~ Cowboy. KS DJan Sa~itt', Orch MBS·Mo~t ana weco Ba,~ball Game WIRE·Preliminary Race. WIS!'l·Ev.n A, You &. I Band: 1:45 CST 2:45 CDT WA,IF-Bandstand \l'G~ IVll0F WILL Trani! Abraad WJJD·B ....ball Sco'eboa.d WJOC- F ••'o,ite M.lodie. NBC· The Gu iding Light. sketth: WCI'L.ABC Saf~ty Leflon IVSU!-Strin~ ~ af Waikiki WLS·Prairie Fumer o inntrbeJl * Nt.. ., WTAQ WKBH WHO WMAQ WTMJ KSD WLW WROK·/tl. PHk;ns. drlou \\ir.ul Kill~r Di ller, \VTAI)Sr>Otli~ht WSUI·lJIu'lagie Kitchen IVIBAGem, 01 MfflIdy KSI) 1'1110 WMAQ WBOW IVLW II'KBH woe WMEID WTAQ WILL·Sac.td Music * WMT.Nt .." Don Roth'. Band \1·CFL·5pot~4hl Prgm. * WAAF·Brad WiUi~m'. nftJll wnlJ WINO WISN WKBO W I BA~ l arht Reporl. WBB~I-Dugoul Dope WINO·Cod11 n.~.n t. 1,I"a Ihrp WCCO-:>'Iu), Solh~rn IIu! C.lltorulll J ...Ululfl at T"",b· WISSWorld Dlntn WJJ D-Boa.d 01 Education WCFL Ba ...ball Intrrview, COncttl Orch_, II'TAQ WFA.loI ...101:1. !\.. btl prJq:.wlnuer tn WJJDII.ppy Uarmony WROK Round tht ToWII W!SN WKBIl \n"B!o1 WKBB pb)"Otcoo. WSOT-_Ibn·on- the.5t.HI WKBH Ma.hl Quotalion" Pot WG\'The iA.dolf ~an WKBOConoerl Miniatures W5UI·F..... n ..h.... Em_I Corae. *\I'IIBF.Fo.... i(O L.ncua~e New, Woe HBC.M~.iu Spitllny', Orchstra: WKBIt-xo",board Gardntr * \\'LS·Grain Marhl.: Ne ... WISO·LiRCOIIl Fidd, Re.ult NBC·sal,," OrChntra: WENR \\LW WE~'R WOIVO (sw-ll.87) \1~1HI)-lbrgain Counle. WTAO-\,oon Dance *101110 F~ml M~rkeh: Colontl WIRE·>'htinH Varieties WIBA WBml II'OWO (,w-Il,87) NBC ·WIY"': Vln Dyne. tnr.: KSD WMT,Rliph Sladt', OrdL R<-~~t\ Farm S~Wt * II'LS-\'",", Hamemake .. WT.lIJ WOOli' WMAQ WOCPrOJ.am P(l'vit... WTAQFarmhands BIMhall; Bro",", YI. Washin~on: WMT J"" Do.h" International W:IIBD·Killl· Ketne. Inc. MBS·Songs without W POK -S'~klon PrI m. Varielitl KWK K)IOX WT,IQ Today', Market. WMT·J .. dy &. Jane WAAFSalon Coourt WHBF II'O\\'O Ilarhl" Peler ",arGrt<:or WOWO-Happy Herb \\iTMJ Blick &. Gold AFTERNOON WE\,RHome Forum WBB.If-Tenlh I nn i n~ II'ROK .lIarktl", h"or;!e Son,,, WROK.:>'luub. WIBA·T~n)- Sal.,no·, Oreh. WIll.-~I .. "c WIL L-Uni,·.r_"), Trio *"'IREReparttr licily 111"0 Lupi Italian Hour *111:.!'JXews. P'QfI. Preyi... WLWThe 'II ad Ibuerfitld, \\'I~" Voiet of E~ntrien~ WJJDelack & Wbite 11'\lBD·E-Grace 11',1..,,,. C""lr. W::;lJIl)aily Alma"ac *WI\OIl \I""nl "W<' \lu';ul~ \\ .llIm , .. ~ OQ the :'l:-ut * WTAD Comm .. nit}· \e"" W'IIT Don kalh·. Bind: QuestiOD 110\1'011>e Ob ...... ,·tt 2:15 CST 3:15 CDT Mu W:.tl,\lu'INI Sor."ade NBC_SteUa Dallas. ,tnc~, wute I. R.tu,n, h"odle s..n,. * II"TAI) \ell' S.. mmary IVTMJ WIBA WM\Q WIIO WOWOFann Radio StWS WT.\Q·\hn on Ihe SI'HI CBS·Not So Long A~o : WKB B \\'~OT IIh . p....ty in Bra" 1:15 CST 2:15 COT II'KBII WTAQ 1I'1l'i0 WISN Woe lV.;l'! Rh~!hm ltaroblN HBC ·O~yCGl't O... n Ma Pertln,. WFB" WSBT (.w-17.83) 12:15 CST 1 :1 5 CDT shlcb WMAO WIIO KSD WI.W MBS -Moods in Music: WHBF CBS ·life &: LOY. 01 Dr. Susan. 1I'T\1l *NBC·Club MallnH: Hew s: i'lLII' ,kelch: J{W)X II"CCO WOBM CB5·0hlo Slite Un! •• Conerl: IV~IBD ( .... 17.83) 11'1'>\ II"KliH KMOX .Ita Perkin.. shlch HBC -Arnold Gr:mm's Daughter, K~D·Vali.", Lad)" ,ketch MBS·Conco.t Hall : WGN KWK WA'\F·So,,~ ShUllpeU ,ketch: WillE II'MAQ WTMJ WIlIlF WLIV (JW 11.87) WBAAM.looy Tim. KMOX£dilor', Da,,~hter. ,ketoh WCCQ·Kil!}' Kun~, 1,,< .. tketch *News: WFB~I WKOB *IVIMA )!onitor :-'·.",s WHIP.Variatinn. on 5y,,~01>"lion KIVK·\-1u'ir.1 PrRm W!lII\! \Ii"u. Go... 10 Marktt W~I8D~la Perkins WAAFSe~tn UpJ>(r. wrro L .di~~ .'11$1 WROK.llel<>dir Inl.rlude WHAA·:.port. WO'L-Ilhumba Cale II"TAJ) Hannibal I'r~m II' 001'1 ·r.elru~mtnt 'lime WHA \-1u,ic Album 2:30 CST 3:]0 CDT WCFL·Eddie &. Finnie Clun'''1h IVUU: Voirt 01 Ewerience "'BC'\I,c & Sade. I~ctcn· I'oIiU II'G\' Yo.. nl Df M.lnne ,k.t.h WJJo·llh.!hm for Tea WIRE W\lAQ 1I'T\lJ KSD START WllBFThe Frank 'IIierophane WI'" Hamemake ..• H~ur WIUP Rockin' 'n' Rhrtbm *NBC·Club MatinH: New s: IV,1I8]) T,~la'-·' Prl Paradt Get ready \I'TAI) Freckl" &. Rfd .;J' Government Jobs; (4.1 Tell me bow to Q.ua.11fy tor KMOXOne Woman's Opi"ion WROK-Radia Audion immediately. lT,lhl Ilf lilt 011: LIlDIP' cas·cuy Lomb"do's Orch,: WJR 9;)0 CST 10:30 CDT li,htinl nm.: Sport. Sbntt Good Listening for Monday Wf8\1 WIIAS II'CCO WB8M N8C·Gltnn MIller's Orch.: WMT WRO" 'lu.",.lt KMOX KWK MONDAY WSU \lu.i.. l MOOIb NBC..conlentt4 Hour: Orch .•ir, WTAD Ihppy Howard CBS·Modll Minstrels: WFO~ Mank Webtr: KSO WTIIJ K)IOX WHAS weco (1110 ~ WTAQ-Birthda, Club WHO W\IAQ KOA WIRE 'ft'IBA 630 p.m.) June 5 5 :45 CST ' :45 CDT MORNING WTA" (,... 9.53) "BC·H~p,y Fellon'S O.th,; IYLIY The LIlIl.h, r..~, "'Ill .lu 101 BC·Stltn" Gn the March: WL5 WTA" KSO WBOW (sw-953) 11"011'0 g;OO CST (10:00 COT) DaVId Harum, Dramllie A ...... ad... ·Ub th ••~.,~ t.lo. (4;30 ,.m. Canlinu~) Sketch, Pe,M". 100",11."",,). 1"~~ C8S·0.1 Courtney'. Orch.: \\'OC M8S·lnsldr of Sports: WLW ~ ...... '~ I._... _ .. _ ... - .. lIurt.,. .'·''''''I>''ul1i! bl I .... WSBT III'lD IYKBH IVIS'" WIB<' Rtqu"t llou. WGS KWK nlt.. rJ.I . ..-111 oJ'l' •• An AI" WJlD·Musiul Motorist 10:30 CST (11:30 COT) National Farm and Home NBC·Th. Volct 01 Firestone; Sport.: WcrL WfAM WHSf :lorlo::'~le'::il .~~/r.i.n~':!o;:;. WKIlUSautht.n Sin,.rs ltlarguel S~~k', sop.: Krl KOA WI$~ II'TMJ KSI> Hour, (IIIAn .... ) ,"d N(><'h •• ~ AI~n .. W~r.'\Q lIundllla. tbt lth~it;an (al!O see I!dO p.m.) * .... ,,_ II'I'"B,ll WilD WPoIl SubJlcl: "How Soil Scienc. Otnloptd." Spuke" Cov, 'r~"Or\l .. II. 'fh~ Il"'J,,·.tr~ ,,·111 WA18D·J)ornthy Jun. Hlmbidgt, edilor of tht Yurbook 01 AgrIculture. plAT \'1 .. )1.,1. 11(1~,,~.). A Sports R,,·;... WI10 WJR \\'\IT ~hlinu \'a.ittiu KMOX ·Tra,·.I01fue ltf'lli. r.,,~ 1I>o".tO) ,"J Cotl· WCCOliowi. Win. Sp-t.klrs 'rom Ihe Fum Credll Admin lslrl\lon '11'111 ... flOllm.oll, WBB\lM.n 011 the Sltttt WOWO 8.11 ... Up W("fLThe Lif. Prpo. WROK·Vin(,nt topu' Oreh. Wllo\OlItPh int In different 'Iris 01 Iht world will ~ 101d. Memb.rs 01 the boud arl Admi ..1 Byrd, Colonel Theodore RoOse· WSW I)rama 1I000r 9 :45 CST 10:45 CDT KWK·Homt l't.l. lI'TAQ·St, Nurbert CIlIle(f V.­ NBC·Gltnn Miller'l Orch,: WillI:: ~ell. Roy Chipm.n Andrtws, Lllwell Thomu Ind Com · WAArTo~r Tun" rietie' 11'011'0 IVBOM M".u. COH to Mark.1 NIGHT muder Felilt Reistnbtrg. WerL.Jotk KtUy', Oreh. 8:15 CST 9 :15 eDT C8S·0tl Corlney's Orchlslrl: 6:00 CST (1:00 COT) Tune·Up Time, \\'llB.Il WJR WT.IQ WFAM B.seb.1I Sto.." IVrfl-SllOru 6;00 CST 7;00 COT Willtr O'Keefe; K.y Thompson's Rhylhm Singe": Ray WCNUttle Orphan Anni. 1I'1I8r B.,eban; Cedar Rapid~ VJ. N8C·H lPPY Fellon', Orehnt.a: WHUF Lucia Tbol"l's<»>. pilnill N8C·AI Purce', Clng; Arlent Huth.rlon; Andre KosttllntlZ' arehesul. Tllis progrlm \Ioline WCfl. WIIO WIBA..()uldoo. Wisco".ip Harri.; EVlrttl West, Inr.; Kit· WlS pruiously hurd on Thunday nights. IQXO Re3d YIlUr Paf\'l'r WGS·Le .. Diamond'. Oreh *WINO-N..... : Lipeolp ri~kb Rt· Iy O'Xtil; Clfl !loW. Or~b.: WKB8·Community Chesl 1'/'1111. IVISA-Conetrl Inl.nurtt To!'",I)· ;11 B.... , C8S·Georqe Ol$l!n', Orch.: KMOX OPII Crhen, Ihe L ull~b, Lldy: ContlnenUts Ouartet. Wfl.l\l WI'A rr,m. * II'HOK St'" lI a ..liian MtJo W~IT·St~n Sianley's Oreh II'KBII II'r8'1 di •• WGN 8uck Rogers. skelch II"ROK~lu'''"I. NBC ·Tommy Dar$l!y" Orch.str.: WSUI·Olnner 1I0u. Prim. 8:30 CST (9:30 COT) Eddie Cantor', Carlvan. \VIlA Moods " M~ I odl'" Btrt Gordon, Ihe Mid Russian; Sid Fi.lds: 8ert Pirh: WSU I-S""rt.,i",e 111]0 II'IiM Wr.\\' IVIHI'5Ynillhony Ihlt IVTAD ,SP\lrU Views " Review! K,y SI. Cermiin: Edg lr r lirchild'$ orchtstr~. Eddie NB C·Anson Wt.h· Orch.: WTMJ WUO-Sanll~lIo ..s Bob Let 8:4S CST 9 :45 CDT WIND Gtrmu Hour WTo\Q lIa)'r ..k Cimlunny Clnlor "Itbrate. hi' twenty,lilth wedding annlvtfS.1ll)'. NBC·'" Oonahue's Oreh.: II'LW Sports H ~"i~w: IV.IIOO II'OC WIRE,Lone Rlnt" 6:15 C5T 7 :15 COT *.\'",,": WINO W\lT KOAOallct nan 1\ I:.:-f Silow W."dow *s,. ..,. IVMBO WOC WIS.x BIsd>~H; Milwauktf n. * KWK,X'''-I WCCO-Cedric ArI~m. wno Music & Blnln "';tb Ben *KWK ~I'V'"Is: N.w. FRlE9UEHC1E5 Inclianapoli, Kanter WBOW Si It. Eua \\JR·Ri.btd Himbtr·. Orel>. II'HAS·W.I!h Lookt 'Em Over IVI.IV Baker" Oi!nlon, sporll WCfl.Phil Kinnt WIS~ I'hil Grlu KWK·\350 WHA·940 WROK ·1410 WT"'~I \Iu.it You Wanl WHAS-820 WJR·750 9:00 CST 10:00 CDT \VT\fJ Tht Sludenl Spoak, \\'JJO·Son. of Ihe Pion~ WAAF·920 WS8T·B60 10:)0 CST 11:30 CDT WHBF.1240 WKBB·I~ Rlnn' Orch.: {tw. IVKB8-0ill".r Conef'l W8AA·nO WSUI-880 N8C·Joe MB5·hek Tug.rden·, O"hestrl: 5 :15 CST 6:15 CDr WBBM·170 WHI'·1480 WK8H·1380 WTAO·900 9.53) CBS·Lum" Abner, comedy lum: WK811-To be Innllunced WGN WIlOf KWK II'MT W80W·B10 WHO·l000 WLS-870 WTAM·1070 Andy: WBSM (1110 It 9:15 p.m.) WlS ~porl' C BS ·Ama~ IYas\I C8S·K.y Kyser's Oreh.: IVK88 WCCO,SIO WIBA·J280 WLW·100 WTA O·mO 1\'fBM IYHAS'.' 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Kitcb.n of ( BS·Ro.d of Llle, skltch: KMOX WBBM (sw-l7.83) .btch: WMAI) WTMJ WHO NBC·Originl,liliU; l'reFL hw WOC-Evtl")'lby at P.tersen. tht Air \\,BB~I weco NBC·Arnold Grimm', Olullhter, WlW KSD 15.21) \VOlVO-linda' • •,.,t Love. skelch WIJIP.lIliQoi. Ftd. III W_P" KWK ~ly ~rtl Di.ry sketch: WIRE WMAQ WTMJ HB(.l ndi)na Indito: KWK (sw- WROK-Radio Audion WBAAParade of M~lody WL\\' (5",·11.81) MBS·Melody SttinfJ; WCS 0"'" 15.33) WSl'I·n.e Band Wuan WIIO·Amold Grimm's Oau~hltr W80W· Yiao Collnt7 A~ricllhur.1 * 10 .... : '!'I'KBB WROK Wf"8)! KII"KAI ;,;orli', Or.h. \\TAD,". P~rkin., sketch IVISD.J"" Alcundn, organisl A«nl Studio Prgm. WAAF·Sonll UW"'-' MSS·Mary Bro .\Iu_i", I'r~m. Lil~ 1\'IND(h",llan Science Prl"'­ WIBA.:\Iid·day Melodiea \IBOIV-~ Ruter·. 1oIU.iello II"LII'To b<: ~nnounctd (BS·Auni Jtnn)'$ Siorin; weco * WLW-N ...... : Livnlock WIRE·StlHflw.y WILL-Market. WCCO-Ad'-'\lt~ I).u~hte r WMT Rh)mt Time KMO;': WFBM WBBM WMBD InIBI) Bulhlo Trailt.. 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HBC·Midstream. $kttch: .WLW Sports: WISS WFA~I IYTMI June I> IVnlJ WIRE WitO WMAQ 4:45 CST 5:45 COT *N.w" WFB~I 11·1t0 W~IT 1040RHING CBS·B,my Wood', MusIc; WO(' K~D-SpOrllithtl MBS·To lit iMounttd: WIIDF 10;30 CST (11:30 COT ) National Firm and Home K\10X II'h~ II'KBB WTAQ WCCO Ho"'", Winl 1:]0 CST 2 :]0 COT KWK :Ibn in tht ~tand. WC('O II ~D\I (,.. -15_27) \VC'fL-It.[ Tott .... sports WAIF Whal 10 It, Hour. W!-lSFSporll Trail CBS-Story of Ihe Song: WKBH SlIblrtl: " Floors Ud Floor Con,ings." Speakers: NBC·Box S(Ort Extra: WEXR WIND WFBM WTAQ WSBT WBAA·Ttta5llr. Chut WIBABirthd.y Club: SpO.t. *W!'CO-Ne ... s Josephint Hemphill .nd Morse S,lishury. Subjttt: *NB(. ·~o ..tll Thomu, news com ",KBO WMOO WI;,N WOC (I",. menlltor: IVLW WIRE-Ne .. ,paper of Ihe Air 11.83) WSl'I G.m< from t.i~hl ()ptra. "Th Us. 01 Surplu1 Farm prod~ch- Oried PruntJ." WJJOCumlltriand Ridge Run· WTAIl·Spotlighl Speaker: Rulh Yin Otman of the Bureau 01 Homt NBC· Bonnie Stew.rl. songs: KSO ners NBC·Army B,nd: WlUA WBOII' W~L\Q IIIRE (lw,9.5H 3 :00 CST 4:06 COT (,onomin. WKOII-John Gruber NBC·Pepper Vo~nll'$ f.lmlly, NBC -To be annoUnctd : IVBOW WA,\F·TowH Tunet IVi.S,Sonll It Eventide .bleh: WMAQ WIIO WLW IIIDA 11'011'0 (,w-ll.87) \\,BB~t 'Ii'sul GQtS 10 Mllket WM.\Q,Ho ..ard VincHlI O'Brien, KSD WTMJ AFTERHOON NBC-To H Innovnct1l: W_IUQ WCFl,Jae Ktlly·. Oreb. columni" MBS·S,mmy Wltkin$' Otch.: IIHO II"nIJ WillE KSO 1:00 CST (2:00 COT) Wiltlam S. Paley Amateur WF.\\f B.II Score' woe Hit. and Ellc<>tts \l"G~ Radio Award. WCNLinle Or"h~n Annit, lkelch WROKDanu Hour K'olOXOne W<»nln'. Opinion CBS·Columbia Conuri Or(h.: The prtstnut;o~ 01 Ihe William S. PI)ey Amateur Rdlo WHH" \lulill)' on the Bounty. *IVSlJI .D.il~ Iowan of Iht Air WKllB WFD~I WFA~I WKBH WT,\O-thnn,bal Prgm. *KWK Ne",': Mu,,;ral \"'l'JhI. Award to Willon E. Burgess. amlUur ridio oper.tor 01 dran,a 11'0<' WTAQ WCCO WfSN t.w- WTAQ·Let·. lVaha WA.IF Marimb~ M~~ie Wnlerly. Rhodt hland, will be dncrib-td. The seltttion WIBAUlliye"ity Conoerl 8and *WBAA-Scienlilic Nt"", R~,"ie'" 17.83) ... 1I'1"'D.'\t... . 01 Burgess .... blsed on hi1 heroic performance duri~. WOO~I-f'lana~ram, WKDII Kid,li ... Hour Pr,•• Dueb~ll; Bro-.-n. vs_ W.. hin!­ the hurricane that s ..epl the E.. I CoUI 1.. , l.tll. IVO'LSync<>palion lon, K"OX KWK InlRO U's'll." Tuin NIGHT WIIA ~an Melodi" WAAF- ... akm Conetrt 3:30 CST (4:30 C OT) Highway. to Hulth. W~tTS;nrin' S... *IIIIOF.Mios'hippi Valley N ..... * 11011'1) 8<>1> II ,bon. n",," IVE"R Home Fonllll 6:00 CST 7:00 COT Illl.LThe Di~t .1 II"ROK Tea Ti",. F-JlIlerbu, J amborH WnlJ 00"'" I COUllt.~ ROld MBS·The Gretll Horntt, d ..ml: WOWO·;'u>rk E~I"e., WllBF WMT WILl. Ilu.i" of the MUtu. 6:00 CST (7:00 C OT) Johnny Presents. 5:00 CST 6 :00 COT WROK-Old Refr.inl *WINO·Ntw. Jatk Johnnone'S Perlttt Crome D"mu. Ind JohnnJ CBS·BI9 Town. nt"ffSpaper d .. • II'SUI·Old Irish Ai" HBC -Easy Aces. skelth: WENR ...1: Ed_ard G. RobiD.",,". with IVJBCBiblt SIUJ~ llour Grun's orcheslra. WT,\DTht Royi". C..... boys IIIL\\' Ont lVomatl Speak. \\~!T bw.ll.87) aaire Trevor: W8BM WISN' W\lBO,P.l1iroat Parade NBC.Mr. Dlltrlct Allorney, WMBD K~IOX WCCO WFB)! 1:45 CST 2 :45 COT 6:00 CST (7:00 COT ) Big Town; Dram •• with II'~ITS""~I Mvsi. Edward G. RobInson and Claire Trevor. ,ketch WBOII' (allo al 9 p.m_) WIlAS WJH (,... -15.21) (al.o NBC-The G~idj". light, sketch: II'ROK,Womed of Iht Hour MBS·Fvlton Lew". Jr.: WJfB~' KN~.. "!..!32 &..':'.1- ...... __ WMAQ WIlO WTMJ KSO WLW II'SIJI·lowa StUt ".diul Soc:iely 6:30 CST (7:30 COT) Tuesday Night P arty. '.~_ ._.. ~ .. !ft ...... ,. ' ..... WTIIl Baseball Gamt Dick po ..ell. comedi"n and singer: Marlh, Raye: Pltk· CBS ·Atolian Ensemble: WCCO Of ~ •• i. 0.'.... NBC·Oot &: Pl!. songs: KII'K 11'0(: WKDH (1",·1533) ] :15 CST 4:15 COT Ylk.trkus: Lud Glustin's or,heslra. Cuest: (d ....d G. N BC·Jolln01 PrtStn~ Johnny Mv.i.: WII.L KWK CBS·L.lfe &: Lou 01 Dr. Susan. Robinlon. scrHn and r.tdio .tclor. Crten', Or.b.; J nk Jobnllon,', MBS·To be Innounced: WHOF ,,)JOX lI~r",""elttJ skeoch: IVFB~f The Perf"" Crime; CHluie.. e K'I40X Macic Kilchen 6:30 CST (7:30 C OT) Information, Ple ..e; * KSD·X.,,", B... nard Lrtilow's R_~; S ..inl FOIlrtten; floyd * 11' ,\AF Brad William •• nton NBC·Houseboat Hlnnlh. sltelch: 11110 Quizzinll Experts and Gue.t Celebritlu. 'M Sherman, tnr. · Gle"n Croll & WB.\A-Son~s " Melodi~ Clifton Flldimln. John Kitran. F. P. Adlms. Gunts: II AAF Harry CuilhlOIl B.v.rly: Wli 6 WUfJ WTAM WBBMDu!OIII Dope NBC·To bt announced: WEXR IIB8\! !'POI"II Reyiew Deems Ta110r. composer Ind musk cril;~. and H. I. i'lLII' WIRE KSD WMAQ h .. 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Scoll WCFL.Ae«ortli.na II'ROK Music Graphs IO!.\Q·Conurt Minillu'H Gunl: M.try Kern 01 Robinson, Klns...... ho I.kes her WINO·G.rn,.n lIour "ilh Will'lm Wf'AM ~)'n>l'bODeltl WSl"I Grut Coml'<,>le •• WOC·"arkel! L. Kltin WCN Il~id.lbe ... Coocerl Or.Io. Pf;t I~mb to school. WTt\O·lI'ay Buk When'e.. WOWO·Ebb & ltb IVIRE-;,id .... [k Spellinl Btt WII.-I,Orllan AI>'crie 2 :00 CST ] :00 COT WSl:I I'lc.lion Advenlvrln, 7:30 CST (8:30 COT) Benny Goodman'. Or· II'b"·Sh"" II'illdo,,- WlIIP·Lithulni~" lIuur *NBC·Cl ub Milinee: N",s: WnlJ.Valiant wdy chestra. WJJD Mu.i. or. Blnter with Ben II'IBA-Echotl of S ... ilurJand K.nler IYISQTodal'. D~ll u~me WBOIV WOWO WEXR (,... 9.53 ] :]0 CST 4:10 COT 11.87) 7:30 CST (8:30 COT) FIbber McGee a n d Molly. \I'Lli' D.hr & Onion, .port. WJJO-Paci!ie Paridi,. CBS'H',,,,,.l.Y~ to Itealth: K"OX "_,,,, __ 12 With Donald NoYls. tenor: Bill Thompson: B,lIr Mill,' \I~IAQ En .. io Bolocnin;', Or.h *WLS)o;t ... s _"._5_ ... _IIIIBO WIS" IIKBII WFA.II orchlStra. \1·\lBD·hl Corn.r: SpOrli Re 1V0WOLindo COlli. o.-.;anis l NBC·Bukst.r.ge W.fe. skelch: WTAQ weco WKBD new * lYROK·News: O ...an Reytriu II\lAQ WTMJ WISA 11'110 HBC -A ffairs of Anlhony. ,ketch: 8:00 CST (9:00 COT) B ob Hope, Comedian. \IOWO 1I(>mt Folks WSUI·Di"n~. Hnur Prllm. CBS·Merrymaken: II'SnT WINO wnlJ WESR IVLW (lw,11.87) PalSy Kelly Ind Jerry Colonnl. comedians: Vocil Stx· WSU (" ,lIleerl lIall Selectionl II'TAO'SpOrtl View. " Reyi .... s: WK811 WTAQ WFBM WKH8 NBC ·Morin SisUrs: II'BOII' WHO Itt: Skinn.y Ennis' orchestra. WTAQ Crin,.on Trail Dob .... e WI;,X (sw.17,83) WllAQ WTIIJ ,\,rt>u"d the To ...·n II'TAQ HayrICk Cimfunny B3 ...ball: Sox u, Athleli(1: 8:00 CST (9:00 C OT) T ime to Shine. 5 :tS CST 6 :15 COT 6 :15 CST 7:15 CDT MBS ·Red Nono's Orch.: WIlBF HII Kemp'l orchntrl: lhe Smoothies, yoc.1 trio. I'.-SB'II WJJO WCS IVCi'L InIT NBC·Jerry Cooper's Youl Ya";' Sporl»: WLS KIYK K'-IOX Kitty Knne, ""tId, etits: W)IAQ KSO WLW WIlO KSO-,\,rllold Crin,m·. Oavi'M .. * N.... " WJSC WOC 8:30 CST (9:30 COT) InSIde Story; Dramatized "u", :.troUIh, Sonlllq WIRE II'TAM (lw·953) Cabo II WOOlY ,Si " Ena KWK-HhYlh,n Va,i~lion. W,\AF,J'mo,~' Konk. pi.ni,1 News Behind the Headlinu. Wt'Il.11 Carlyle Sleye", Speaking Fred SulliViin. muttr of ctremonles. Ind GleM Welty', 9:15 p.m.) II'CfL·l'a.ictie, \\"I,\F EsleJle Barnt•. pi.nilt II'fA)l Amorica" .·amily Robinlon WIlAA·A£ttrnoon Mu.ic WII.I Artn~hair Journey, orch"'t". 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IV AAF Hiot 'n Rhylhm WMT·Brid,e LenonJ ] :45 CST 4:45 COT II'DOW.,llerry Go Round 6:]0 CST 7:]0 COT NBC·For Mtn Only: Merry Mlcs: IVI)(Public So:hools Prgm. NBC -Ru Maupin's Orch .: WBOW WCCO Fronl Pice Par~d. GtOf1i:e Jessel. m,e.; Peler V ... * 1\·ROK·St'u: Prlm. PreYue 11110 KSD W~IAQ WCFL-CoII ..rt En'l11Ible FREqUEMCIU Ste.-dtfl·s O ••h.; Guuts: KSD WSU D.ily Almuac N8C.To bt ,nnounced: 11'011'0 IIFloiIl" Y \.Pr~m. Bobt.niano *WTt\O-('"",munity ~nv. KMOX·1Q90 WFAM·1ZOO WIR[·11OO WMT-600 *WGX-Captlin Hern.. ntWI WMAQ WTA'II WIRE WTMJ WESR wnlJ " ... 11.87) WLW WHO 2:t5 CST 3 :t5 COT KOA·8]ij WFBM·l230 WISN·I120 WOC·1370 *\\IlBF)o; ~ ... s &: .11I"ic CBS·Mltch 01 Glmu: II'TAQ COS·AI Bernard's Mer..,. Min· K50·55O WGN·7lO WJBC·1200 WOWO·I160 WIBA-\!uSlc.1 Work.hop CBS·Tund,y Nl,ht Puty: Oltk .t .... l" WISO WKHIl WTAQ WI"O II'KSB II'KSII II'CCO WItA·MQ WJJD·11l0 WROK·HIO Po.. ell. with Monhl Raye: P.. k II'OC II'FB.II KMOX WISX KWK·1350 \\'JJD"ar~il He.r:ed,,' Oreh. 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K~D Charli~ Bnhett's Orch. * \I'AAF·Ulmer Turner WJJO,Jimmy lVal'h', arch. WKOO·To be ."nounctd W8AA You &: Your Child MBS·Oick Hlrdlng. orginist: IYA.I.~· B."d,land 11 '8D~I·M a" h.lhn Mother II'KDB·Hh)·",e WilhoUI HUlOn WltBF II'I\Dtt·Mu sie Mahrs WCCO·Betty or. Bob ••ketcb Weco Mu_ical PrKm. Wefl·Serenade II'Klllt·I,... il.tion to Dlnu WOC·lndullry on the ~ac.h \VilA-Muoio of Ih. ~b>lers WAAF Ted Smilb. Inr. WCFL-ABC Safety LqiOll WE"R,;,,,in~lime Serenade IVlS,IJ. S. Dept, of Labor WOWOI".rill), 1I0ur WIIIP·Shn 0".. M~obatln \\'DB~t·Chio~co Hnur II'FAMKiller Dillers II IIA.(h~ntbtr Mu.i~ WLII'Di""er ~Iu,ic IYROK-Lont R.n,er. skeleh *11-KBII·Xe-... w('rl. I'i ano RtciUI \I''-D~t Ttl Time TODi" WItDF Couo;n P~s Sun~ine * WMAQ "tM: Mu,ical Enlrl II'TAO,lIeadlints WLW Life Can Be Beautiful IVFA)! "ovena of PerpetuII Help 11'1111' What [s II! Club WMBO L"Il' R.n~er * WTAQ St.. " W)lBD·llis MliHty •. Ihe B.by WG" -Swing II WtlOBasWall Tim. WIRE-l1ome Edit;"" W"T ·L~,,'p I.i ~htin~ Time: A WOWOOld Tim. Rehc,on 1'111.1 Chapl.. I D.y 11'ILL· ... 'cred Mu_i. WJBe ·R",u~1 Il ... ur Trip Throulh Xi.~ara: SpOrll 6:45 CST 7:45 COT WROK Rldio Auelion WillI' Poli," AmeriCln IIour WI"DCr FI .. hn * II'E:';II Ntwt, Durward Kirby * W I RE-N~.. * CBS·K~!ttnborn Edits Ihe WIBA-Con~~rl Trio * WG:" ~~ ... s: IIC~ /lus".n ConCert Orch. Wl.W SrI Fubo:r's Orch, Spo." .'\~"I: WSB~t II'FS" WTAQ WOCV~o!< b)' \';r~;ni. 1I'1\'0 ~w~,h.~ Pr.", lI''!AQV,n(",,1 Lope:' Oreh_ WHIlF-Lutlr.o SwwI Ad.hn.: Bob !';Lronl(" \\CCO WFB~ WBS)! KMOX Wf'8\l WJR d~rson, KSD WIRE WI10 WlW Orch_: W.\!AQ WIKE WT'tJ KSO N8C·Richard Himb"·f Oreh.: WTAM WTMJ WMAQ (.110 II \\'1'\0 Charlit', Va,.bond. Or· WJR WIRE NBC·Johnny Mrssnu', Orch.: ch"ur. KOA 1'1110 Wl.1I IVTAM h,.-. '" _ ... Of "'''''- .oM .. _. WESR II II\E IYIBA IOJO p.m.) 9.53) '._ S_ft" 'ft ...... , .6- KWK'!r. Ket'n, Trner of Loot 1\ ROK-Ortl" Prpn...... ,. ,,~,-. MBS·Glen Gray'S Oreh.; WGS CBS,Wf, lIIe Proplt; Glbrltl K)IOXAlpin. V.rietifl NBC.Hablt Sinlt'5 Oreh.: WOWO ~rSOll' HuBer; Hlrry yon lll1; Mark 8:00 CST 9:00 CDT WBSM,American "ie",poinl. I\WK II'IIBF IVCFL-~lak. 8tlit\'l Olnul'od Warn"",'. Orch_; Gutll1: WIiAS NBC·Bob Hopt, comedi.n; Skin· CBS·Jack M"shard'5 Or(h.: WCFL Tilt l.ift Premo NBC·Ern', HoIU" Orch.: WTAM n.y Enni.' Oreh.; Jerry Colon. 1\'G)oi-The Northrntn \\JJt 9.65) WBS\! weco I{!tWX WfBM I\'HAS-Richard Himber'. 'brch I'" WIiO-Prr •• nlin( \Ia.. ' Crawford WSO\\' \\IS:'; IIJR (,,,1183) (II", na; Vocil Suitt; Jack Sm.rl; N8C-Jtrr1 Cooptr', Vocil Varit· w.).tl) Bu.uu 01 "';'"nl Penon, Pall)' Kelly, Gunt.: WIRE KSD \VIBA-Gem. of M.lodv N8C· Battle 01 Sun: KOA Kn K:"X KSL .t 10:30 p.m.) WISO·lIo" Tlk->. T.d Willi.m$ lit>: KOA Ii.H KPO hlso ott Wl.\\, :\'ote. of Gr3Ct (aho .1 7 p.m_) W~IAQ WTMJ I\'TAM WIBA MBS-Russ;ln ConCfrt Oreh.: WISN-S ..eb.lI; ",I"Juku ",. 5:15 II.m.) W<'ST·Don I",-i,,', Oreh. WG:" KS!) 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An~e!e! .·od, ~ytnphony WQC,Voice' of Frie1\d.hip hw 11.87) 111I01l,"h"d '''mlltr', Orc h. WIRE 10:45 CST 11 :45 COT II'ROK-Sammy Kalt (;u,·,!· nne r.lru.o. djre~lnr 8:45 CST 9:45 COT IYlUA-O'la" Mc!od.tI MBS·Sammy Kayf'l Oreh.: WG)oi NBC·Ernle Hollt's Orch.: WIII£ WSBT Hils & Bin or II ,,"101 Lo""Y_ CBS·American Vlfwpoints: woe WIRE Ih"bJIl Huu"dup * Ne ... s: WHO WLW WOC WJR 1\ If 0 WKBB ~Ioo"li~ht Snn.ta 11':,t([·Seno," ..hip Co"lt.t CBS·Time 10 Shine: H.I Ktmp's WKSH W~IIT WFA\I WCCO II'IIAS W~lBD WfB~1 WROK MBS.Gltn Fray'l Oreh.: \'IMT Orch" The Smoot hi.,., "oc.1 t.io, 1\ KBH l'o.t~1 Oddlli •• WTADSuPl'<'r (Iub II'TAQ KMOX WmM \\'I\SB Spom: KOA KWK C8S·Jl(k Fulton's OrlSD K'IOX WFBM (, ... -9.65) \l'LW l h,s '" Ih. Fa" KMOX·Onton MeJodie, 7:15 CST 8:15 COT WIIAS Weco WBSltl W,IfIIO lIih & Sit. *WHR.·Ntw.; Sport. Sp ..ko IH'CO-Ja)' 'I,ll.' Orch. N8C-Sonny Jamu' Orch.: (sw lI'~rr Ba,eb.U; Codn Rapid. vs. M8S·Concert Oreh.: II'G:" WIBAC1ub Cb.nticl... r *WC.-LSt... ~ WBOW p".IILs & Teach ... Talk 11.87) 11';llerloo 11'1'<0 Cha.li.·s \'a,abond, Or· WHBF_Socitt) Chaun IITFl.-J.ck KeOy·, Orch. WlI';O·Mark Fi.b.,.·, OrclL WIND-Betty", !kIh. skttch * WBB\I N,... , WOCPd 'r"YH WJJO-G'''tral RhYlhm. ch"I •• * WIl8FX""" SporLo WHASDn" Ri\"fr Ecbot. WHOK Andy W.lku '" Co. WKBB-Ru .. Bi.hop, orglnist 1\ nIJ Danct Orch. WKBB.Job Clinic 1\ISOEmil ~'i"dl" Orch. WKBH-Slri", EnHmbl, WIBA-C1ub ChallliciHr WTAM Fa.nouJ Conurto. \\\lAQ-Counl B.. ie·, Orcb. 11 :00 CST 12:00 COT WISX-T.ltl'hone Qui. * WINDN ....., SpOrts 11·T\IJ·~It'1 Em",onI II'KSB WIND WJR II'KDH WI3B'I IVOC KJ,IOX CBS-C.b Clllow.y's Orchtslra: Ion Ou"" .. ; WEl1R W"-T KII'K 1\·OC·Plly BUI1l~ml;ot.r NBC· Noblt Sissle's Oreh.: KWK C B S·O~ct Or Th~ City of tht Fulurl M8S·Ruui.n Concert Oreh.: h IVKEny Act', ;hll.' 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N8C·Nal'l film 4: Home Hour: WLW HBC·Words lit Music: 1110\ MOR NING WKBH M",ni"l Ser~nad~ Kln9 George VI .nd QUHn Eliubtlh urivi II Union I\'\I.\Q KSD (. \\Jl.81) WLII' Linda'i hr" Lon KSD :\lid.I,e.m. ,ket,othtrn. \\'KOIfT';nic Tunu IIOOW :\Iominl M~il II"A'\F \lorniol Sonl to Kin, Glorgt VI Ind OUHn Eliuhlh. ,ktlch \\"L~ Dinn.,btll p.~m,: rarn' IIF\\lCunct'rt Time WFA\! .llu.irolt II'\lBD-Jack I.y<>n, orllanist s~ .. , &- ;\Iu"e 5:30 CST (6:30 COT) Joe E. BrowlI, Comedlall. W"IT-Ili11top Hnu.e . :1 S C ST ':15 CDT II"GN I;hd,elor', Children Gill and Oemling. Muguet M,Cru, and H.rry Sosnik's *lI"lIVS.. ".- Livt'I"~ks: Poul· NBC·John's Olher Wlte. skelch: *\\'11,\ Se.. , 4: Vie,,.. woc-Ser..," Fin,' Prim. I.,· Rpnort. WMAQ WIRE KSD WHO II'II(lF·Music,1 Moods orchnl". \\,OWO Rlch.rd Trojan *WMT·:"e.. ,: Don Roth'f Sand I\ROK-l1itl Top Harmonizer, 1I'(}(;·Facn, Bureau CBS·Myrl " Marte. sketch: 1\'I1II'·Wo",." &. Ihe Hom. HIGHT WJJJ).\lid "o~nio« Danc~ II'TAOBett)' 4: Bob WOWO-Ilarkl't Ser.kt K.IIOX W08M W1SN weco WT\IJ·Kitl\ K..,nt. Inc II'fB)1 11')180 WOWO Editor', Dau~hl ... skeleh 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) Kale SmIth', Sonll' alld II·ROK-R .... "d thl' Town WROK To .. n C.ie. Variety. 11 :00 CST 12:00 COT I\' SBT -)fan-on-I he- ", • ..,1 NBC·J,ne Ar~en, skelch: WLS 9:30 CST 10:30 COT Abbol\ Ind Couello, comdians; Ald.ich flmlly; T,d C8$·The Goldbt.,s. skncn: \\'<;n Farm Fl"h., KWK es...-15.21) K~10X Struln C~orijs; Juk M,UI"s onhuU,. II'BD;\I II'T'\D-Xoon Oan« CBS·Bi9 Silter. Slttlch, weco \\TAQ-Farmhand. NBC.Joth IiIUIlIi 01 Flnc.hvil~ WOOM K;ltO:": WMOO WfB!II "'BS.The HIPPY Glng: WGN olt'lth: WOWO 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) Rudy Vallee', V.rlely NBC-You n 0 Widder Bro""". NBC·Piano RHillll: WCFL <0 •• MBS·P.ul Allison, poem.: Arthur .ketch: WIRE WMAQ II"HO PrOllr.m. 15.m (h."dle'. J ••• Ontlnill: WlW AFTERNOON NBC·Pepper Young's Flfl'lily' 7:00 CST (8;00 COT) Concert Ore"' ..lr,. *;':e.. ~ : II'JJD I\'TAD ,11,,.,,1,,. .IleluJit:.: WGX WHA frank BliCk, NBC music·dir«tor, Will unduci I speelal \\"("flllu.ic 1M Today wl.S (,w·15.21) Judy " Jant, 11.. ICh: weco conurl 01 selected English ind American ",uslc In WHO 12:00 CST 1:00 COT WIIBf '!rlod,el 01 Ihe Moment NBC·Vagabonds: W80W W\lT N8C·Bnty" Bob .• kucn: \11f(J honor 01 the vilit of King G~orge VI an~ Quttn EUll" *K~!).Ne"'5: Ttl·e·Tunn II'[XO·lhmory l.ne KWK.\ Word from Ihe Wiv .. WIRE II'LW K~O W'lAQ wnu bUh 10 the Unlled Statn. WAAF·Sym:l,"ony lIollr WKOB·llel()t/ic Memories WAAFSovelcuq W8AA·P.·T.A. Prtm. \''''.11.87) WKBII Vic t',a'fr Enluuinl Wet'L,lbl T. te 7:00 CST (8:00 C OT) Major Bow ..' Amateur WBOW·Homl Folk. Fl"olie CBS·Doc BarcllY'. Daughters: woe Ilu.leal Clock IVfAM loll !'ik. WFllll·Mu.ieal Echile' KMOX WBBM WHO/\ leonud Condon WGN Jane Anderlon. piln;!! Hour. Honor City: SheboYOln, Wisconsin. WHA,Musi~ Appnciatlo" CBS·Melody We.vers; woe WSl:I·\!Jdriul Silllers WHA·Wil,lIn.in Nah."e Rambl •• WHBf.Toby & Su,ie. Co.nlulstl WTo\D·Today', Almanac MBS· Ginsburgh'$ COnetrt Orth.: WHBf·Belly 4: Bob, .ketcb 7:00 CST (8:00 C OT) Good News of 1939; Com· Noo, *\\'T,\Q lIidin' lI,,:h: News *WIUI' MonilOl' Views Ih. Nt... KWK WGX edy 'lid Mu,le. WHlp·Southlown Ch"rcb HOW' ':30 CST 9:30 COT WIBADorolhy Pott"" Robert Yount; frank MlIrgln; FInnie IIriet (Blby WIBA·Linda's t'i"t Love *N ....·s: WJBC WMBD NBC"OriginahlltS; (,... 15.21) *WISD-Ne.... WILL-Men of Mi,ht Mu,ic.le: WCFL WHA WISXAnn [,qUt', Scrapbook Snooks); Connie 80'1wel1, voulisl: Meredilh Willson's * WISD·llldiana New. Midday '1.loo;e.: WIBA WUD NBC·Just Pilin Bill. sketch: orthnUI. WllAQ WIRE WIIO KSO WUIl Womtn', EJrc.han" WIRE--Sinlin' Sam *WAAF·Sews: Brad IViUiaml' WKBB-Eb 4: ZeI> WIS;':.Rbylhm " Romu.,. Interillde 8:00 CST (9:0<1 COT ) Kraft Mu.lc Hall. CBS·HiIiIOp House, skelch: Bess *WKBHN~: Bll'llin Counl" WJBC-Orttan Melodiu WBAA·Rus. Mr>ek, pi.ni,1 Johnston: KMOX WBO~t weco WLW-C.ree. of Aliet Blair Bin, Crosb,: Bob Burns; Ken Carpenter: Music Mlid" WKBB-Whal'. New! \\'80\\,.'\loha Land WfBII WbN WMSD woe E,·tr>'dly II Pdtrnns John StOll TroUer's orthtltra. GUtSts: lucille Bill, * \I'KBH·Ne"'" \lu.ical Prllll. WCCO-)tanhallln \!olher, ,ketch NBC·V.ughn de Lulh, songs: WOWO-Lindl's Fi ..t Lou. sketch scrHn Ind radio comedienne. Ind Lind .. Wart, Pllll­ WLS·~I.looy p.,adt WfS~t.Farm Bur'all Prim. W{;fL WROK-R.dio Auction mounl IllIr)e!. WMBOCiko TO .... 11 C,itt: Thrilt WIfSF·'lu.ic o.;.~ MBS·Melody Sirings: WGN WSUI Old Rdrain, .....", ....., ., .. e ...... "'" .. 1o ...... _ 2. '1~"3~e * WHlf'·Segro New. WTAD-Ma Perkins WMT·Cnrnluuel Nt... \1'ILL·U,,;venity Trio KWK,AI Sarli'. Oreh. II'TAM-II'omtn'l HOllr 8:45 CST (9:45 COT) American Viewpollltl.. WOC-Hadio Bazaar WIND-Lupi Inlian HOUJ" WBOWRadio Gospel Bob Trout will give a rnume 01 Ihe uli.llits 01 IOnl WTAQ·Mu'ic 10. Every Mood II'OWO-Purdue A~ricultural Prim. W1S;':,)lickey H.. lh WfA'I-Shoppers' Guide WTMJ-Son~ DOCIOr George VI and Quten (Iiubnh. IVROK.Rntlt" Quartette WKBB·~lod~rn.ir., WHBf·frienilly Nei,,,..., 9:45 CST 10:45 WSBT-Lunht<>n Club * WKBH-,Iu,ical: New.: Mu.ieal WIUP·l.iuciaptJl Hou r cor 9:15 CST (10:15 C OT) Matty Mal n eck'. Orche.· WSUI·Album 01 A,li,\5 WMT-Don Roth', Band: Quos· WILL·)Iu,"cal Pr"". N8C·The ROId of Lil •. ,hkh: tra. WLW WMAQ WTMJ WTAQ·Rhylhm Ind Romlnet lion Mill WISD.Jimmy Dun, b.illbilly and WT!IIJ, Heinie " His Gren.diH, tl'OWOFa.m Radio Ne ... co ..oo)· 'O~K' C8S·Aunl J.nn,', Slotln: K.'''O.x W:iBT·,li.ba..-aka on Iht Ai, II'JJf)-.\ Parlde of Values WMBO WFB:\! 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WCS Bill Corl""n·, Orch, WKBBDo You Wlnt • JGbf: Rollr', Orch.: WIIAS KMOX 10:30 CST 11 :30 COT KWK-&tty Barrtll, IOnll MBS·Peter Quill. ,kuch: WG~ WIBAGen,. of Melod, MBS·Clen Gray', Orell,' IIC7\; Afternoon Musitalt WCFL·Acco.dilnl \IHBF IYFB\I WBBM I~"AQ II'SBT \\'JJ1E·Ba".b~U (;anlt WKBII·ln~ila"on to D~nc. WJR (,.. 9.65) IILI\' W\tT WIIBF KWK In'AMlI'ork Wanled *WBOW Sew. woe \\'KBB·~loo"li~hl So,.,.t. WL\I·J ...... I e ....wi.y ... y'l Oreb IIIIA,Or!r;an Rue"e *MBS.FultGn Ltwls, J." CGmm.: WI II Th .. b Iht Fair CBS· ... rchie Blry,.'s Orch.: woe IDI.\Q,Hubtrt Foote. OfII.n.l.II II"CFL ~ovtna Bnndout 1\ I\IHI II \lUD \\,I~\" WTAQ WIISF Loti Emrirt, dn.nn WH1PI\"h&1 " It, KWK *1I'\lAQ·For! Purson. 0_. 11\180 Polly of the RallJ[t 1\·80\1 \\"~BT Wfll\l I\IIA~ \llill'·l.lthuanlan Hou. WI\"D·H).... n. Gf All Cburcba HBC·Ho"" HeidI's Orcheolra: WROK·Tropiu] )I0111b 1I~IT·Boy ~I Prill''''' IVI~O·Tod.y', Ball Game WTAQColumbu. Club Onh. WJJO-Supptrlimt Fro~c II'OWO 1,,,.·9.53) NBC·Outh Vailly D,~s~Adra .... : \\DC·PianG Moduluilllli WI,>N,[)own by lierman's WTMJ·Ea,)' Acn KO,\ KFI hloo .u 7:JU p.m.) WROK·SporlJ Rlview II'KBB Mo~ie Revit ... HBC·Jimml. Fidler: WMAQ KSD \\'JJD·T... i~llbt Ttmpo \1'KBII·Rapod Ad ':30 CST 10:30 COT NBC·Ernie Holst', Orth.: WIB \ WSU Go"rrnmtnt & Sorill Wtl. *WLS·S ... . IIIRE KO,\ II'LW WT.nl (also WROK,Your Fuo.itt Solll CBS·Burns " Allen: WFU~I II'BOII 11'110 Ia .. IVMBO,Sporll, Hit GI Tod.J Itt' 5,15 I'ml WSBT·lIun~uian Hour I\"IIAS K\lOX WOC WTAQ II·TAQ "uliny on Ihr Hich Sell W)1TShaduw GI Fu Mandl ...... _ ._.. ""'''-.. 'ft .-.y...... , .. ,~.... HBC·Jlmmy Luneilord', O"hrs' - II'KBII WCCO W)tBD (aJ.o _ II'SUI·Cbildrrn·, lluu. - *wnu·Gypoy Your: New, WOWOlinda CGIIO. Gf1I;an;'t of ..., ••• , •• Ita' WE\"R \\"T,\D!'u~r Club WBOII'Tn be ann"unctd 6:30 p.m.) 5:30 CST 6:30 COT *II'ROK·Newr, Orlan Rnm.. 7:15 CST 8:15 COT *S",. "'lOX WISO IIIRE II'SUI,n;""pr IIGu. Pr~m. IVCCO~b CBS-Cib Calloway's Orch.: WSBT II'('CO R... Ui. JGIIn'.>n CBS·Castlt Villagt: WKBH WOC WTAJ),Spo"l Vi __ 01.: Rni.... ' TG be at,.luu"tf'd 11'60\\ I~ROK 1\·n·I,"~kr Ueli.,·e Danctland WIXO Inl,\Q Earl l!iron· Orch. ID180 II'KBB (tw·15.27) Bob Lee II'HIP·\"'oniiehl Sonata WENR Budd\' Fi.h ..·s Orch. NBC·Richard H,mbrr', Orchestri: WOWlllfdl>Jll lIauck', (lreh. NBC·Chuck Sh,nkt' Orth.: WHO WTAQHaYflck CimfunnJ WI:'>'PBf!II. & Bob. lk'le~ WGS ,Jlck Tuumt"·s Or.h, WOOli' II·T,"I (.",9.53) II'T\lJ·I.I.t Word in ~porll K.,O WKBB Job Clini~ WHO eoo.l W,ll Iiour 6:15 CST 7:15 COT WKBII,TG be annouured NBC,Tommy Ollrsey's Orch.".. : 10:45 CST 11:45 COT HBC'ThrH Chnrs; WOWO WLS \VIBA·Saltty Council *Nt"": II'M8D WOC 7:]0 CST 8:30 COT WIND IIG', Tal ... Ted Willi."" II'IBA 11'011'0 KII'K CBS· ... reh'e Blty.r', Orchestra, Buck R"I!trt, .ktICb, WISH *KWK·SI""1S Final' Newl CBS·To be ,,"nouneed: wrco WKBB·Rhap'od,' in Br.n Sport"' 11'110 II' J R WJR \l'IRE KWK WBOWSi &. Ezra IIJR II'M80 K\lO.'\" WFB'[ WK1I11 fhntt Orrh. KOATI,e \lu,it You Want HBC·Jlmmy lunceford's Orches· K'tOX W"mln'l Hour; Spkr. Wet"LLabor Fluh.. WBlnl wins I\"T,\Q (sw 11.83) WMBD Pwplt'~ Forum KSO Shep Fi~ld,' Orcb Ira WIRE WOII'O WAAF.\I}thical Ballroom WIIBF Ih"a;; Calls HBC ·Duth Valley Days, drama: IOIT\lortd Dani1 Grau WIRE 11.\lAQ 11'110 II·lW KSD WltOKMusic Gf the MUlers WCfL·The Lilt Prim. weco JJ)' ';1iI1,' Orch. WeCO,Ba>l'ball s.t.,..el WJJD·Cumbcriand R;d~t Runnt~ IVTAM (s... 953) hl,o It 10,30 WSW !'I'orl~timf WENREarl /fi"oes' Orch, *\\'Cfl.N~wl II'CfL'P"I~nlin, Louin WK8B Oinnu Conurt p,m.) WTMJ Danr. Orch. II'CS·Grijf William.' Orch. WI\"DChar]ie', Vagab<>ndl (h. WKIHI J)inner Mu~ic II'GS·To be announced HBC-liu.r Horli(k·, Orthestra: 8 :45 CST ':45 COT WIIBF·lb".ija" MaKots ch .. tr. WHA·~lory Tim. WfSS""rh WKBD·Stars Onr Manhattan 1\'HBFThr Crimson Trill WMTOpJ>orwnity Knocks 1'1011'0 WHIJ waow WMT NBC_Jtrry Cooper's Voul Varir. 11 :00 CST 12;00 COT KII'K (.wl1.87) Ii.,: WMAQ WTA\! \'I'LII· WIRE WLII'·N.tion', Plal'hou't MBS,Jol Reichman's Oreh.: lI'\tT * WIBA.Stw, II'flOK,Two Utttr Girl. in Blue WMAQ-Vinctnt Loptl' Orch. of KSD (,w9.53) I\IIUF KIIK WJJO,Fred SKk, organiot WTADEdilh Ray~ *II'GN Nf .... , III,bU,btl WROK·l\i~hl Club of the Ai. 11'1.1\' Fr<>", Pa~~ Parade 6:30 CST 7:30 CDT ~poru MBS-Ted Fio-Rito', Oreh.: KII'K \VTMJ 'Ielndl' Pictu", Book CBS·C"los Molina's 0 rc h.: *WIIBF·Ntws 1\ \lBI) IllS.'>; II'TAQ WFBM *I01\Q·SewI: Musical E~lrt MBS·Lon. Ranger, dr~m .. : WGS NBC·Horace Heidt"s Orchutra: 9:45 CST 10:45 COT W\ITHil GI the Day, A Trip KWK WIRARelly Cass (1"I1.S7) CBS·Cab Callow.y·s Orchtstn: "'''Blf K\lO.'\" II'BUM Thtou~h ~ia,au; Sport. WINO·Law of I.il. NBC·Ray Hrrbtck's Orel>.: WHO HBC·Oon·t Forgtt. AUtn PrH­ KOA·S"i'l"( TIm. II'JR WBB~I \\'ROK·\lu.i~ for Men WISN·A"'~rican lI'""kly WBOII' 1118." "'\I\Q Il"St"J.)lu.iul Mood, COlli. m.e.: WOOli' WOWO II'LS II'KB8 Ptrptlual .'\"""ena WGS Ru"i'n CGnetrt Ora. HBC-Tommy Oorsey'. Orchestra: (0,,·11,87) II'ROK Four C. 11'IBA·Club Chanlicle'Iu,ic You Wanl' K'iO WIRE 5:45 CST 6:45 COT 1V0II"0,Bob Wilson WJR WISS "10·15.21) (al... al WIIBF·Ltl's Oanc~ 10:00 CST 11:00 CDT KO.I <;e-ren.dr in the I',(ht MBS-In~id. 01 Sporn: WLW 9:]0 p.m.) I\'JBA-Spo", *WSl"I D.ih Iowan 01 Iht Air NBC.L!.rry Chnton', Orch.; WENR WE.'\"RDlldd)· Fi~hr'1 Or~h, WC" }\II'K ... .. _ .. 11."..- _ ,,_. Rtichman'~ ''- ...... " •• In ....>7 .._ 1\'ISD·Cbarlie's Va,alxondl Or· ' :00 CST 10:00 COT WOII'O WC" Jot Orcb . CBS·Summary of King" O"Hn ...... 1 .... thpslra NBC-Jimmy Oorsey's Orchtstra: * I\I~DTbt I'ile \lalcb; Tllk. Arli,·i.!jn; WK8H WOC WK88 K\lUX·Callint AiJ Cars WIS.'\"·To be &ftnollud (.".9.53) CBS·Bobby Hackett·, O,chestra: New,. Mu,ic WSBT ( ... -6.12) (~w.ln7) II'AAF·Evtnln~ Concm WKBH \Iu' End 01 Friday Programs

KWK 500-i.1 Stcurily Sptaker, * II'IND.'\"ews NBC·To be a~nounced: WIRE Musical Pr_m. SATURDAY, June 10, 1939 WIRE·Old . F.shioned Hymn II'TillJ WOIl'O MORNING Sing;u WDU\I·Sk,,1I Pr~ctkr KMOX\lanhattan Holida, WBOWlhdiG G01Iptl II'JJD·CGuntil ror YGuth *WKBIf-News: Bal""!rain Counter KIVKRanKt Rid~ .. 8;00 CST ':00 COT W('CO·Talk of the Town II'A,\F l",·, Oauct WF\\I·<;hopptrl' Cuide ':00 CST 10:00 COT *N~"" II'~IBO WOC II'LS-Hi~h School Parade NBC,The Wise M,n, philosophy: II'BB~llIurt 01 JuU. Blak. WGN·Morning Ser~nade II'AAF·,\lorui"~ SO"I II'MAQ·Hi~h &hool StudiG Pltty KSD WCFI, WIlO CBS· ... rrinl 01 King & Qut.n in II'C(O·Julia 81akt WIIBF.Friendly Nfilhbor New York: WBB" \I'FB~I \\'TAQ wcro 01''''' 1I0utt WQC·E,·er},cl.y at P ete"~n. CBS·Nal"l Hillbilly Champlo"", WeFt. PHkt'l in th Plntf]' II \I1l'· lludaptSl Hou, WKBB K~10X IVISN WFA\I WGN·Junl Baku. homt mlnale· WROK·Radio Auctilln WTAQ WrBM WKBB (lw_17.83) WTMJ· Heltn Rlt'son, sop. IIT\\IYounK Amlrica on the 11'110 Hour ul Mu.it II'KOII (s",-17.83) m~nl Air HBC·Morin Sbttr5: WO\\'O WiLl, ~I,,l' Haley * KSD·Sew., Oick Leibert. or· Willi' Rom.nce Lintualft 8:15 CST 9:15 COT HBC·Th. Chlld Cro", U~: (_ WMT WROK_TowlI Crier (aniSI 1111010", Church WoontTO HBC· ... mlndl Snow, ""ngs: \\'OWO 1521.1533) * WAAF.~le]odl' Review: NIW' 11'18,\ WGrld Entutaln. KWKPop Wist & lIis Kiddit 9:30 CST 10:30 COT II"(I'L-Salurdly Morni", RuuI WllLb"i,je the Books WIRE hlVK lIealth O!p!. Sptab. Qui~ HBC· ... merican "'rt QU"III' WHO waow WHlP·Unlo'-';tltablt IIlII WIND B.>b AICblr, lOop NBC'No School TocIar: WeFL IVBB~I Signal. 10 Hulth WAAF·Towtr Tun." WISD·Meloditl FOfJOUtn WJBC·Thtlltr Tune IIHO "SO WcrL Bit1eUWHI MeloWn WCCOBotty Crocker CBS-To be announcld: K\lOX * WIRE-Baby Bulltlin., HotwI WGN-KHP Filla Music II'JJD·Gtntral Rhlth ... , CBS·Nat'! HiUbllly Champion" WGNMutiul Mail Boil II'BB\I WFB.'tI WTAQ WISS WJJO·Gonulu' Orell. II'KBfI,llo-mt Econ"m.iu Pr&m. W\lBD WKBH WIlBF·Heu,., of Music * WHBF ~e"., M~lodiel Tbll WF,I\I \\\\BO WK8B II'KBII,Albin Bina Enrlure WL!) Futu~ Food. f'Tvn. WIBA·Ba.OlI'. Roporte NBC·Our Barn, II'OIVO (I... · * Wl$.:>tw" Markel. WLII 'Ih lIt1ltb 8;30 CST 9:30 COT WILL·\I.rk~I' IIRIP·Sou, Shopprr WMT·For Womtn 1I'.\lT Kiddin Re,'ut WILL Mod ..n lII.,didnt 1533) On\r CBS-Siturdar Strtnld.: IIfDM WKBII Unclr Bob WROK·~lornin~ Varietit, woe 'I.,rht OpeninlS MBS· ... rmy B'n~: WGN WIIBF IIK6H 1'1\180 WTAQ WIND 11'LS-SptUin~ BN WI'>;DMGrnin~ Rhythml WSUI-P"m. Colendlr; Wrath .. W~IT WLW II'ROK 'I!."i(la", Gf TOorr .. IVKBB hw·17.83) 1\"\IBD·II'''m~n of Toda, WLII' Mail B~~ WT\IJ·Boy $.couls of Amt.;u W">L'I H,,,, "I',.ktrl· Forum WlIIBDB &. M MtlWnler· Wnth. MorniD~ HBC·Flo"nCl Hale', Radio Col. WitT Mu.ical Clo.k KII'K·Top o· tht *IVTAD~."s er Repo.t: ~I L. Fu]ler 10:00 CST 11:00 COT U"'" W\lAQ KSO (510.1533) 11"01'10 \lodern lIomt Forulll WAAFNovtlrttn WHOK Your Fo .. ~rile Hymn! W"L'I \lu,leal Chat' WU'L YGuth Round the World CBS·Arriul 01 KinQ " Outfn at NBC-Barry McKlnl.y, hr.: WIRE II'SUI ""'nin~ \lelod;~, Serv;u WnU·What's Sew WItA Mu,ical Vari.titl World's Fai" WKUB WI!).'>; 10:15 CST 11:15 COT WCFL 1\011'0 hw.IS.21) HOI",rlo 9:15 CST 10:1S COT * 1\"IUP".. "itor \'ie..-I lhe N...... HBC·Arr;uJ 01 King'" Qultn at HBC· ... rrival 01 King'" Qunn al *K\lOX·Ollrk ""rittin 1\·T,\n Il.,nnihal Pr HBC·r.~usic Intematlonale; WMT WIBA DotGthy PGtter World', Fli" "SO W.\I.\Q IIGrI'f, F~i" 11'110 WLW C8S·Arr'ul IIf Kin~ '" QII~n ~t 11 :30 CST 12:30 CDT ""'AF-~ralic !four E-834 w"rI,r- F .. ir WI\88 1\'KBIi HBC,Clm~u, Notu: IILW 1\SO Good Listening for Saturday WBAARadio SUle WBIl)1 1010\ IIFnl WTAQ \1110 h" 11.87-1533) ~ __ ...... ,. _ ...., ... _ ...... ," -..k, piani,t Pilr 1 in Hew York Ci1y ~nd Ihe gr"lin9 by Mayor W BOWVi~o County Agricultural \\'~fT·Court lI u"~Y'1 Orch ..t,.: WIRE [)~." By,d laGuudia ind Go vernor l thmiln will be described" MBS·To be annoonced: WIlBF A~ent: Studio Prgm, Time to Retire Boys *WJIJ(-Women in Ih~ News WfB~I-Hoo ier Fum Circle Illi$ t'me. \\"T.\Q \bn on Ih. Street B"~ooll; Brown! VI ..... "k~t-S: WJ JllO'Ran Mood. Frnl Srek K.110X KII'K WCN,Markell; MiddlY Servici 1:15 CST 2:15 CDT WMSO·Ju,'~nil~ TheIler 9:45 CST (10:45 COT) National Open Golf \lfB)IDtPauw P'~m. W Ii Allu~rt Thompson. pia.oi.1 NBC·Goldu Mtlodiu: \\'110 hw. WSUI re"erd~)"- .llu,ioal ..-a>'or- Champlon,hlp. \lIIA·\lu.ie of Ihe M~.lu, WIIBf \ItlOOy Garden 11_87) ,Ie. Dticription of Ihe Halionill Optn Gal! Chlmpionship WIlfP-Sla" O.. r Manh~Uan WHI!'·Dixieland Bind \\'bN WTAOllannibal PrJm. WIBA <:k)' Pilot S.. apbook fi"~1$ w,ll bt reported by Ted H u~ing it inltrmitttnt CBS·M,rrymilktn: WMSO *\\'KBII Sews WF"B.\1 10:30 CST 11:30 CDT WILL Mu.i( timt~ lh,oUllhout the d.y. Broadun limes ~rt 2:00, WROK-Radio Auction \IT... O-Ba ..ooU G., H BC·Ameritan Farm Buruu Fni. WINDBob Atchtr. """" 3:3.D .nd 4:45. KI\'K-Mu,iea! Prem. I' •• m. KII K II'IBII WSOW WIRE·..-arm Hour \1'eFL,Rhumba C.ft 2:45 CST 3:45 CPT WM .. \Q It... 15.21) \\'IS); 'hlrman lIoul 10:00 CST (11:00 COT) Arrival of the KIng a nd \IHA-Di. D~u""he Mu,ik Stand. CBS-OilnCtpalors: 1\1',1,\1 \lfUII CBS·Kinll '" QU"" at World's WJBr Ibw~ii.n Se.enade .. Queen at the New York World'. F air. * WHBf.Mi ..i.sippi \" Illty New. WKBH \1 KBII WTAQ WIND }"air wrco In-A~\ \\'IS~ I\'JJO-S!:hlool lor Taxpl)'e.. The roy,1 party iI.riVti wilh MlYo~ LilGuudiil ilnd WILL·Ham forum WOC W'lBD (,,,17.83) WKall WKOII ,,"-11.83) * WLS-M ..k.t,: New. Governor lehm,n II the Wor(d'~ Fair and Irt gr"'td WII\D·Linooln Field. Rtsult. WBAA-!'aul Funk. pi.ni,t HBC,CIII to Voutll: KSO WIRE *W~I_\QI\~".: Wordo & Mu.ic: by Mr. ,nd MA. GroY., Whillen. WIRE.Publit Welfare \\'BB~I,T.nlh Inninr N~w. II TAD !-lOt Stove l.eague * News: WROK WCFL \lCCO·Tcuri.t Bucuu \IM80 To be announcK!: Poliu \\'TAQ,Th ..~ Singin~ t.,,,i~ . KMOX Wo",an', Hour: Spkr. 10:30 CST (11:30 COT) American Farm Bureau WIS:': I,,,.rlulle: Diamonll D.,)", n"lIclj". Federation. 1:30 CST 2:30 CDT 3:00 CST 4:00 CDT WAA}" Muket RellOrt: Sweet '" ""IT Md~ic Kitchen Slow CBS·Chlflu Plul, orginllt: woe CBS ·Whal Price Amerlu. drama: WOWo. T" ~ annoonfod AFTERNOON \\KIIB II'KBII W:-.8T WI;';I) WKBH WTAQ WMBO WI" AM WBaM MHI Chic.~o WROK-On Wilh tbe Oanrt WFB)I Chil,I'e,,', Uour WFB\I WISN IV~ISD WTAQ II'OC WFB\I WKBB (lw-l1.53) II'Sl'l \frlod)' 'hn 12:00 CST (1;00 COT) Farewell Luncheon for the 1,,,-11.83) WIIBF-Ju~,nil~ ThUle. WTAO P.,lin Newl K ing and Queen. HBC·To be .nnounceli: 1\\1AQ WIIIP-Join " I..ompan, \ ...,. ... Q \lailma .. NBC·Music~1 V~;tlifl: WBOW WIB.\ WLII' WBOW wnlJ \1 1i0 WHO·Arnold Grimm'. Dlurhlu 1:00 CST (2:00 COT) Music Hall from London. WHO KSD C. " 9.53) (, "-9.53) WILL T'I\',I~r 11:45 CST 12:45 CDT Btn lyon Ind Bebt Dani.-Is. AmeriUn motion'picture NBC·Cosmopoli~n M t I 0 d ii' : WIND,r;~ic Th ea ... HBC-D~nce Orch.: WENR WOWO HBC·Litlle Vu;"ly Show: (." Itto.s. Charles Shadwt:1I conducis lilt orchutti. KWK \\'OWO WIBl h ... -l1.81) WJBC-~lal, Qu.r!el WIRE (s,,-·11.81) 9.53) MBS·Music HIli from london: WJJD'\'ui.hon. MBS·R~d No .... o·~ Orch.: II \IT 5:00 CST (6:00 COT) American, at Work; WHBF WW;·To ~ """nunk', Piano Lts­ Oelllil, 01 tht tuiclb tr~de. the driver's 5IMCiili I,". WBAA·Rhythm Re,iew WUlhe': Gr.in R.ports WCFL·Mu~i1D·Danoe Time WI..5-Crain \1arkn Summary Toledo Mi"u. HIGHT WIRE·N(K>ndilY HudlinH WJ8C·Childre,,'~ Hour WMBD Bulfalo Trlil~rs IVL\I'Retina Hi~h Sch(K>\ Gi" WT\-l J F."" Roundup WROK ~ial Stcurit~ * W)fT·~ ... ., Don Roth's Ell( 10:45 CST 11:45 CDT 6:00 CST (7:00 COT) Johnny Presentl. Club 3:15 CST 4:15 CDT tric Band Jlck Johnsl0nt'~ drimils; Johnny Grten's orchtilrJ. II \!IIQ·To be an"ouHttd HBC·AmeriUn Fum Buruu Ftd. MBS·Red Norvo's Orch.: \\G~ Pr~,,,. II'L\I I\'OIVO 'larkel Servkl WMT Doo Roth'. Ba .. d WIlOKR",,"d the Town 6:30 CST (7:30 COT) Professor Quiz. with Bob WROK-KiddiH Club II'IlIIF NBC-LfOn Zuchert's Orchtilr~: II'SUIfarm I'b.hu Trout. \I'TAD-Seoul Prim. WI:>ID-S .. ie.t Quarlet WIRE WTADI>oon Dln.t WnlJ-Oanct Or~h, II'ROKSour favorit~ B.nrl MBS,Will~r F""dorf. orlluist: WT4.Q F.. mhand. 6:30 CST (7:30 COT) Avalon T Ime. 1:45 CST 2:45 CDT 3:30 CST 4:30 CDT WMT Red rolfy; Rtd Skelton; Bob Strong'~ IIIChulIl. HBC.Cosmopolilln Noveltils: NBC·To be Innounted: \I[;\R KMOX ()pI 1\WK ~, .. _ ...... _ ... _ .. ,.. M __ •. ('w-9.53) WROK Ch,W'en', I'I.gro New. KMOX. 109O WFAM·I200 WIRE·l400 WMT-6OD WBB\! WJJD Wr"-L 4:00 CST 5:00 CDT WMT W/lO·Corn &1\ Falm Hou. KOA.nO WFBMl230 WISH.1I2O WOC·1310 K"OX\'~nid. Jon('. or~ a ni.t *CBS-HtwS: On Wllh tn, Duct: WIBA~hdda)' Melodiq KSO.550 WGH·121l WJBC·12oo WOWO·II6Q KWKRhythm \'~natinnl WTAQ WI\BB WI!I;D * Nt.. " 11'1\.811 \IJJO WTAD WIND LUll! l1.hln P ••m. 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DICK TRACY now on the air at. •• Tune In 6:00 P.M., CST - 7:00 P.M., COT On Thrilling, WMAQ Chicago WT AM Cleveland WIRE Indianapolis Real, Life Drama KSD St, Louis WTMJ Milwaukee WHO Des Moines For The Whole 8:30 P.M., CST - 9:30 P.M., COT Family. KOA Denver All Star Cast! HOW MR. KIERAN COT THAT WAY PERSONAL Book Matches

(Continued Irom Page 7) act as chairman. It was not usual, ha­ fell in love with another Times employe gan the professor, to invite sports whom he married a few months before spotted as a name lifted out 01 Mase­ writers to this platform. That was a his National Guard regiment was sent field's great lea poem "The Dauber"; slur on Mr. Kieran and his Irish to the Mexican border. His outfit in two horses, Eporune and Fan tine, were mounted. But tbe guest of the evening. France, the 11th Engineers. was the named from Hugo's Lea Miserables said the professor. was no ordinary first American regiment under fire. and "Peplum," from the stables of C. V. sports writer. That reflected on the pro­ Alter the war he worked for several Whitney, could only reler to "a rather lession and Kieran got good and mad. New York newspapers, but in 1927 shorl ouler garment worn in the days To top it off and put the squirming he returned to the Times with it sports speaker permanently in his place. the column of his own- the first signed of Galus Julius Caesar." Dept. 112' Mr. Kieran denies that his memory professor wound up with a salvo 01 daily column which it had ever printed. Sanderson Match Co. Ottawa, Ill. is out 01 the ordinary. "I remember Latin. Mr. Kieran declared that his luckiest what I'm interested In, he says. "But the Lord." says Kieran. "de· break. in the pursuit of learning, came "Everybody does. I just happen to be livered. him into my hands." when his paper assigned him to go on interested in a lot 01 things- most 01 Upon arising, Mr. Kieran bowed and the road with one or the other of New them. luckily, the kind that don't cost in h is gentlest manner pointed out that York's baseball teams. "Nobody on a much," For the stocking 01 his mind the professor had erred. He gave the ball team," he explains. "gets up early he has, so lar as I could discover, no quotation correctly and proceeded to and I had almost every morninq to tricks and very little technique. make a short speech- in Latin. mysell." As a result he can tell you Under pressure, however, he did Some part of the explanation lor Mr. the culture.potential 01 every major own up to a motto. It is that line, once Kieran's amazingly well-stocked mind league city in the country and tbe dear to the heart 01 every parent; "Im­ goes to heredity. He was lucky in his accessibility to the best hotels of all prove each shining hour," The best parents. His father, Dr. James M. Kier· the most-promising parks and muse­ explanation of John Kieran is that he an, was president 01 Hunter College in ums. It was in the St. Louis library BEA1T1fUL SIIN'F~i improves it. New York City. He was also some­ that be made the acquaintance 01 Mar· He improves it in all seasons and thing of an amateur naJuralist. His cel Proust, who was under ban in the circumstances. In his pack, in France, mother was an accomplished musician New York library. His Chicago hotel he carried Tennyson'. poems, Tho­ and a student of literature. who made was two blocks from the Chicago Art reau's "Walden" and Carlyle's "French it a point to plant the world's best Institute and Mr. Kieran knows every­ Revolution"-one or the other of which, books under the noses 01 her children, thing 01 importance in it. When the according to his comrades-in-arms, he and, according to one member of the games of one world series in Pitts­ unslung whenever the company halted. family, "quoted the classics on the burgh happened to coincide with an Two FREE Enlargements For service at the front he had vest­ slightest provocation." International Art Exhibition, Mr. Kieran pocket editions 01 Robert Browning put in every morning among pictures. KODAK ROLLS W. d.~elap yaur ,all ond you 'e(Oi~. s and several of Shakespeare's plays. J ACK was the smallest 01 the seven As a result 01 his own experiences. PERf:'ECTION HI-CLOSS p,intl. Z Bu.utifu1 He tucked them in his tunic. The habit children and the nearest thing to a Mr. Kieran is inclined to believe in P,afo ..ianol entorlemento. All far 2!e (coin l . persists. A book in his pocket is as prodigy. His first exploits in the field the chain.system 01 education. "One 'rolll p t Service much a part of Kieran's wardrobe as of knowledge were musical. At four he thing," he lays. "leads to another." In Glabe Phato Serwlce. Dept. B, L. Cra... , Wi.< his hat. began to pick out, with one finger. the his teaching year in Dutchess County At home. however late he reaches it, "pera melodies he heard his mother an unusual picture of a white·breasted he always reads, but never in bed. He play on the piano. A lillIe later, with nuthatch awakened his interest in spends little time on current fiction bul, more lingers. he was worki ng them birds. Now. in his wanderings in the at least once a year, re,reads Hugo's out for himself. He showed. no dispo­ parks 01 New York, he annually iden· "Les Miserables," which he has put sition toward a musical career, but by tifies BOrne 200 different kinds. But down as the greatest of all fiction; the time he was ten he was on familiar birds got him started on trees and "Pickwick Papers," Thackeray's "Van· terms with many of the great compos­ flowers. When "Inlormation, Please" ity Fair" and "Pendennis," and his fav­ ers. He has kept up the acquaintance. recently ollered the Latin names 101" orite half-dozen Shakespearian plays. Mr. Kieran was graduated, cum five flowers and asked lor their iden­ His knowledge of the Scriptures he laude. from Fordham University in tity in English. Mr. Kieran had all five for the most complete proqrams credits to the fact that in almost every 1912 with tbe assurance from his of them on the tip of his tongue. Curi­ ever published get hotel room where he has had time on latber that if he had been a less·dis­ osity about the bugs which he found his hands he has found a Gideon tinguished shortstop he would prob­ on the goldenrod led him to add the Bible. ably have been a more distinguished world 01 insects to the field 01 his ell:­ RADIO GUIDE Neither Mr. Kieran nor his brow was student. For a year he tolught a coun­ plorations. In lact. with such a system built to wear the laurel wreath which try school in Dutchess County. He hold and time enough. it seems likely thai On sale at all newsstands the public has bestowed upon him. In two pupils, got SIO a weele, ventured Mr. Kieran might trace Imowledge to every Thursday person he is small, rosy and bashful. with his spare time into the poultry its ultimate lair. Mr. Kieran's modesty conceals many business. and that proving unprofitable Contrary to the opinion of some 01 things. among them a considerable settled down with two volumes 01 his admirers. however, Mr. Kieran is streak of pugnacity. Among the Irish Blackstone. which, unstimulated by any not infallible. "Here," said the master of his youth he was one of the "fight· urge toward the law. ' he nonethelesa of ceremonies one night. "is a problem enest." During the World War, lor read twice h om cover to cover. Hil from a Yale undergraduate--one John bloodying the nose 01 a much·hated own observations-Mr. Kieran's com­ F. Kieran, Jr ." Young Mr. Kieran had non-(:om. his grateful comrades gave menlari"es on Blackstone-lilIed two offered the second verses 01 three him the title of "The Battling Supply lolfge note-books. famous poems Irom which he called Sergeant." Some years later, when an A year of school·teaching decided on the experts to identify the-poems offensive sports writer attempted one Mr. Kieran against it. In the lolll of and supply the first verses. By com­ day to horn in on his spot in the press 1913, he was back in New York with mon consent the question was referred box, Kieran fought him to a standstill. a job as timekeeper lor a sewer con· to Mr. Kieran, Sr. He came up with The next day's game was held up long struction gang and an eye on journal. the firsl two-Gray's "Elegy" and Cole­ enough to allow his fellow journalists ism. That was the year he studied ridge's "Rime of an Ancient Mariner"­ to tender their formal thanks in a cere­ French. His job was an hour's subway without a pause. On the third. which mony at home plate. ride hom his home. He made the trip. was Shakespeare's "Sylvia," he stam­ This belligerency, now and then, is six days a week, with a French book mered and gave up-but not without given more relined employment. Early and a dictionary. That gave him twelve calling on Shakespeare lor the last this year Mr. Kieran was asked to hours a week for twelve months. "You word. "How sharper than a thankless speak belore the students and faculty can learn a lot of French in that time." tooth it is," he paraphrased from "King of one 01 the country's swankiest pre· he says-and he did. The next year, Lear," "to have a. serpent child." EVERY WEEK • •• IN paratory schoola. The prospect was having made t h~ New York Times with John F. K ieran mily be heard Tues­ nol particularly plea.sing but, haVing several short pieces on the lIora and day o n " Information, Please" over an only lately emerged Irom under his fauna 01 Dutchess County. he Wols NBC network at: modest bushel. he accepted. At the given a place as sports writer on the E DT 8:30 p.m, EST 7:30 p.m. appointed time a professor appeared, bottom rung 01 that newspaper's sky· ~iiqiiirtr' C OT 7:30 p.m. CST 6:30 p. m. looking dubiously down his nose. to tipped ladder, Shortly thereafter he MST 5:30 p.m. P ST 4:30 p.m. * ON SlLE AT lLL NEWSTANOS * I' ! j H 37 Edited by ehas. A . Morrison On Short Waves: Pre.ldent, Inte rnational OX'er. A III.nee

T imes given sre EDT. For EST and COT subtract 1 hour; CST, 2 hou rs; 5:30 p.m.-Travelo~ w2x.\F 19.53) I\2XAD Daily Programs for (15.33) MST,3 hour,: PST, 4 hours. ':25p.m.-··II~m." .lId Ih~ Ih·h .. a)m~n'·: G ... D June 4-June 10 G~P GRY 7 :25 p.m.-Ro)~1 \"by GSB r;so LEVISION is hitting its stride. SHORT-WAVE SHORTS: Several 7:15 p.m.- V.,;(IV prOltUln, IIBO IIIlJ History's first tclc-vised baseball stations have shifted to new frequen­ 8 a.m.' ·Tran'mi.-jon to A,ia W6XBE (9.53) 7 :55 p.m.-BOC EII>I,ire Or~he-!olra G~B G,;;D game, an intercollegiate contest be­ cies lately. These are as follows: TIPG, 8:30 a.m.-SCI<' (Enelif1"",..,e) w2XE 8 p.m.-Ro)·.1 OJ"". II",,~ Onh.",,, IIAT4 before feminine eyes. Cooking demon· state that the C. W. interference, which 117.83) 8:10p.m.·-Klanon and ("."r~·1 G)P') Ban.! 5:30 p..... (n. Sun.)-S~", tEn~I;,h) GSD GSP 1I.\n strations and lessons in interior decor. almost completely obliterates their Gill 8:45 p.m.-Tundo) 5)nll'h""i.,, 2R03 2RO'I ating and gardening will delight the station's signals, has been traced to a , & , ,.m. (v;. Sun.)-Sf"\O' (~pani>h) w3xl. 21106 IIII' housewife, while friend hubby, at ease commercial transmitter in New Jersey (11.78) \\·3XAI. (9.67) 9 p.m.-\lleh"lnWt Btl.. r''''.n Orth~'Ir': GSB in his favorite lounging-chair, will look and that proper steps are being taken 7 p.m.-\"#w' (Enlli,h) OJB OJD DJZ GSD over the new model automobiles, pa­ to eliminate this nuisance so that lis­ 7 p.m.-Sew. (En~li.h) W9X.\ (26.45) 9:15 p.m'-P"''1rom I._ Btlin. Bnll,h Hondu raded and demonstrated for him in a teners in the United States may enjoy 7:15p.m.-S."t (En.Ji'h); 21109 r.,: IlK3 new and dramatic style. "In the next their programs . According to Carl 7:30p.m.-Se", (EII~1i'h): IIPSA ':30p.m.-F"Il.; 1111 XOE (15.33) 11 p.m.--()rch"lr. CO"fUI TGI\A (9:685) m itters w ill probably be built and in­ station LYR (9.285 operates with a 8 p.m.-:-;'fw, CSpani,h) W6XBE (1533) 11 :25 p.m.· ·EII 111.h '!Ilk. ··l.if~ In I'or\>" 11'B1 stalled-millions 01 receivers may be power of 500 watts. Reports should be 8 p.m.-I"OII;ram from Budape.1 HAT4 TPM m use in homes by 1944," Mr. Baker sent to Lithuanie Trumpuju bangu 8 p.m.-~t'" (Encli,h) IIPS.\ stated. stotis, Kaunas, Lithuania ... cautiously 8:30 p.m. (n. SU.)· -Sew" (Eneli'h). IHT4 Making all due allowances for over­ written on the inside of an envelope 8:30p.m.· )I;~w, (E,,~Iin GSG 10 p.m.-Sew, (Enorli.h) W3XAl (9.67) w3XI. 3 &: 4 p.m.-Optra. Verdi's " Oltllo": G~D G~ ters; that it will be available in dozens many. The Lithuanians were forced to 4:30 p.m.-Goodwill prolum '" Fr.llre I\" I XAL of smaller cities within a short time, cede it to them. What a pity." Appar_ (6.1) 11 p.m. (tx. Mon.)-Friend,hip hour: IICUB (11.79) or W1XAR (15.13) and that it will have a profound influ­ ently even letters of the natives of IIC2JB 4:30 p.m.-<:hurch ill ,he WildwoOO 1I"2XAD ence upon all or us within a few years neighboring countries are subject to II p.m.-St... ' (EII~Ii,h) TPB7 TPM (15.33) w2x.u- (9.53) at the most. Nazi censorship. 11:30p.m.-\"e.... (En~Ii'h), DJB DJD OJI 5:30p.m.--(amera Club w2XJI (26.3) 12 mid. (tx. Wed •. F'i.)-\\o.rimba Conoert TGWA 8 p.m.-Television S~Ow: 1\"2XBS C;I,hl 45.25; Sound 49.75) address 12:~S a.m.Cu. Sat. )-PrOll"um from $(ou!h Africa: President Roo$evelt'$ wel­ 8:15 p.m.-lolla" Tibor. 'tno, IIAT4 coming King George and Qlleen Eliza­ ZRI. Log of S hort· Wave St.tlons 1:3O,.m.--Q.tr.u. hour: JZK 8:45 p.m.-P".. revit'" OJU DJD DJl beth to Washington will be broadcast Whose P rograms Are Listed 9 p.m.-Sorth A'n~riran pr..... r ..n sBP throughout the world Thursday, June 9:15 p.m.-Lith! mu.'" 21m3 21104 2R06 iRf 8, at 12 Jloon EDT, over short-wave sta­ ( ....e,..l ... r U.. u •• ",b of IlIloeycl.. ,"" •• ) Sunday, June 4 10:30 p.m.-Kin, Gtilr.t and Oueen Elizabeth lions W8XK (15.21), W2XAD (l5.33J , .. _ ...... _. """ _ O""~ _.aM, (.. I. JJ tnlff tht United SIIIt'S: w8xI\ (11.87) W2XE (17.83). g~l'c~' tU ~~U~T,::I'" u: w2XE (11.83) and CSW1. Portqal '.n~ OtR44.lIohlll\. 11S4 8:30 a.m.-Churcb ,.,."ioe-!o ,"UC2 (4.88) DJB. G...... II' n.1O OZE. 00..... &1"11 '.61 1I:15p.m.-I.u~h DIp GSC a'>D "Steady and Strong" will be the D1D." 11.7'7 om." 1t.1I 91.m.-PrO!:ram Irom innlll.rk OZII theme of this year's Aldershot Tattoo, DIL. 16.11 POl. HoUnd '.H. 16.11 101.m.-·BroarluJI Irom Buda~'1 IIA<;,3 DJZ. 11 .80 PHI.'· 17.77~ 10:15 a.m.-Sandhur~1 Roy.1 'lililar) CoUe~e Thursd. y, June 8 to be broadcast from Rushmoor Arena, EnlE. lrfl.. ad llANo U.S.I.B. '.10 B.nd: G"F GSC GSJ on Tuesday, June 6, at 10:10 and 11:30 11.M. '.695 llltt. " n.OI 12:10 p.m.-~)mpho"ie Cooren OJB a.m. EDT, over Daventry stations GSF, ~g:!:: f::fJleu~ vt =~~. ~~~ 2:4Op.m.--lOn-Pruidtnl Rl>OstUlt Wt-Itemino Klnq and ern mechanized army and in contrast, GBD. 11.76 TEJ. loel&ad II .. Ou •• n: \\'SXK (15.21) 1I"2x.\O (15.33) OU:. II." TOWA. 0".. 1..,1 ... 1. 11.17 3 :25 p.m.-.\h)·an Sin~e,,; TGWA (15.17) a presentation depicting the visit of GSt, " lIi.l t TOWB, " '.4' 4 p.m.-I.i,i". Biblt: WIX<\R (11.73) WIXAl. W2XE (17.83) Queen Elizabeth to Tilbury in 1588, to OBO. 17.71 TOI. 8.li6 (6.01) 12:15 p.m.-··.\hUt" of MOlnt"!'" 1I.'old Sic,,]· OSH, :n.t1 TIPG. c .. ta Ric.. ..61' review her troops at the time of the OSI. 1 ~.1l6 T I4NJl.H." i.Gtl .:30 p.m.~\!ilitory Band Co"oer!: TGWA (15.17) '0" GSf G~ GSJ threatening invasion, and a dramatic 4:30p.m.-The World of SonK: WIXAR (11.73) 4p.m.-\'~ ... York World', "~ir 1"(IJ\r~'" WIXAL grand finale symbolizing the legend of g~. n: ~ : i~U E~,"C4 It:: Or wtXAL (6.04) ( 1l.79) OSP. 16.SI TPAt. 11.71 'p.m._8rili5h Embassy Garden Party in Honor Drake's Drum .. One of the most OilY." '.60 TPB3. 17.86 5:05 p.m.-\'.\\~ (En~lish ) , G5D GSP 17.81 TPB7. 11.136 'p.m.-Foolha.U bro.dea"! TGW,\ (15.17) of Kin~ Ind Ou •• n: \\"8xI\ (1I.S7) W2XE spectacular of London's annual cere­ oav. (17.83) ~~t'. H "n.~.1")" l :j~ ~~~E. AU'lr.U. 7 p.m.-M~xican hour: XEeR XEWI\' monies, Trooping the Color on the I::: 8p.rn.-Bud.!>.. " Workmen's Choir, HAT4 8:30 p.m.-Talk by 1'1"01 V. Tovar W2XAF (9.53) Horse Guards' Parade by troops of the HBJ. 8wit.Hrlaad. 1t.6S1 WIXM.. Boolon ...... 8:45p.m.-ht ... n I.a~zo. operatir 'Oll~' llAT4 HBL, " •• st 15.16. 11.11. 8.M 8: 1 5~.m.-Band fOMen TGWA (15.17) Household Brigade, the Army's own RBO, 11 . .011 WIJl:AlI. " 8:15 p.m.-~.therla"ds pro~ram for :-;'orlh Amtr. 10 p.m.-Entii'h broado>!t: TI4NRII celebration of the King's birthday, will RClJ B. Ecuador 14.43 1I.1S. U .U ie.' PCJ (9.59) I O:05p.m.-En~h.h lesson" 1V4XB i6.(4) HC2JlI." II.M XECll.• lIllco, D.J'. 1.18 8:45 p.m.-opefa. " Andrea Chnit''': 21103 21104 I I p.m.-{'h.",,,""r muoie TG\I'A (9.685) be described on Thursday, June 8, at KctllL." 8.ne XEITZ. " '.11 6: 15 a.m. EDT, over Daventry stations HHItI. H aiti 8.0& X£WW. '.6 21106 IRF GSF, GSG and GSJ. In this year's HP6A. P ...... ,,, .. 11 .1 XOOX. Chiu 11.' 9 p.m.-Ho"hanl SMOOth Band GSB GSO Friday, June 9 KP~G. " 11 .78 XOOY." II.' 9:4S p.m.-Salon Orchma' TGWA (9.685) Trooping of the Color, the King, ab­ HPU. '.80 X l SA. 1.'1 , .. _ ...... _ .. "'" _ D."~ ...... C... · 3' sent in America, will be represented by HS6Pl . Sla", 19.01 YV611N. V._.I.. 6.04 !1 p.m.-5)·ml,hon;' Conoul; TGWA (9.685) llB8PI." '.51 ZBW3 CIII • U6 11 :40 p.m.-Irish Lovt Siory ;n So,,~ GSC GSD 8 •. m.-··Under BI. Uen:' Howard ~Iauhall: GSF the Duke of Gloucester, who wiII place H VI. V.tiea.. Cit, ZIID. 'Brtt. "Kud. .6.1 himselC at the head of the guards and GSG G!iJ l a p . Ital,16. 1., ""', :::l ~:t.. 8~. Xl~~"" ·.~t 11 a.m.-Pby. "Kinu in Ch.ins'· GSf G:.G GSJ lead them to Buckingham Palace. Monday, June 5 11:30 l.m.-Riehmond Royal 1I 0.. t ~ho .. : GS F h. _ ..... _ .. "'" _ a.H ...... C.... J) ~~r3, 1'11"" lli~ ~ ==g:: 1tr;17 ~ i~ GSG G~ In response to mallY letters asking J Z1t, " 16. 11 IR06. 16.90 9a.m.-Prornm from Siam: HS6Pl 3 p.m._King Ind Oueen It Ihe Tomb of W.sh· when Big may I ZL. 11.1n BOI, '.17 Inglan: W8XK (11.87) Ben be heard striking LBA. AqiI"tiIla .... H :2S a.m.-.\I"'ltrs of Mtlody: GSf GSG GSJ the hour from its lofty perch atop the 2:15 p.rn.-"Rmpirt E>«han~t:' talk" GSD GSG 3:15 p.m.-Tunt 10 lAuch: GSD GSG Iloort·..... prem_ .f A ....rI"". ,tall.... ,. 4 p.m.-BBC '!i!illrf Band GSD GSG 4 p.m.- Killg Ind Queen al the Tamb 01 tht Un· Tower of Parliament in London, are aIoo ....loaS wit~ t.lIo nlJlllar IIoU .... bqtldli.... daily as follows: 1 a.m., over GSD and O. _ . 10. TbMe a .. iDdl""tad, for ....."'ploo. b, 4:30 p.m.-churth in Iht Wildwood: w2XAD known Soldier: W8XK (11.87) \\'ZXE (17.83) GS1; 10 a.m., over GSP, GSG and GSJ ; (.w.II.I7) ill pare"t""... follo.I>oS • P ...... '" 11ot- (15.33) W2XAF (9.53) 4 p.m.-Sorthtrn En!trtainmtnt Toor Irom Black· tq,. T ~1o _ ... that 01 lI.n ...... ",eI .. u.. ... _ 5 p.m.-Today'. News: WIXAL (11.79) WIXAR """I: GSO G~ 2 p.m., over GSG and GSD; 9 p.m., P...... mo., .. lao boo boa'"" O",r ... ,I. _don ".ott- (15.13) ~ :30 p.m.-church in tht Wild ... ood, W2XAF over GSB GSD, and 11 EDT, w ..o ltattn . Pie ... Dote IIlI.t forola"o. ,taUoDI do and p.m., Dot 0..1 ••,. ... dhe .. pnri.. l, te tbelr " " OIlDoooI 5:1S p.m.-Round Tablt: WIXAI. (11.79) wlXAR (9.53) W2XA D (15.33) over GSC and GSD. " ...... lab""ul ... (15.13) ( C o~t; n utd en Hut Page ) 38 II" I' directly across the street to illuminate RADIO GUIDE'S X-WORD PUZZLE his whole house. An injunction ON SHORTWAVES wrecked this littLe economy move. Electric wiring in near-by houses is frequently resonant to radio waves, (Conlinu~d from Pruious P~ge) causing an eerie glow in light bulbs on cellar steps, back porches and other 7:30p.m.-l'la)', "Kin~s in Chai",": GSa GSD 7:~5p.m.-Truth Behind the H,.dline,: WIXAL unexpected places. More than one i 11.79) or WI XAR (l1.73) family has found that the only way it 8p.m.-l'alh"ay. \0 I'cac.: W1XAL (11.79) Or II'IXAR (11.73) could get any sleep at night was to 8 p,m.-Philharmonic Orch •• tn: HAT" remove the bulb from a bedroom lamp, 8:30p.m.---/." ... p.per edilio"s 4 p,m.-Piccadilly Poachers: GSD GSC ehanioal work 8. l'~rl.i"in~ 10 Ih~ nMe away and had heated up sufficiently to 1 Cily in Flo.id. 53. lIi~hul rank ci~ly 9. pain 4 : ~ 5 & 6 :30 p.m.-Aide. shot Se.rrhli~hl Tattoo: in ... Feels scorch the khakkloth covering 10 the GSO GSP GRY 5.13. Star ;n Ih. pOrtrail (Iur 65. Anrict 10. Goll mound 5:15 p.m.-S.,,'ark New. Radio Club I'rO( .. ",: of "Second lIusband"') 66 Enoour~e 11 A hunter burning-pOint, w2XJl (26.3) 9. A rarrel 57. I.e~~nd ..y kin( 12. Sin!"}' .el 10 'nusic However, in addition to complaints Cu~U, wndle.dor 58 Dtp.i'·~d 01 hariol 19.1'01 able 6 p.m.-S.",. (En~li'h) RNE 1<. -- 15. Wei~h;ng inslrumtnl 21. Jan --, bandlt«der from potato·peeling housewives, scared 7p.m.-Touri.t hour: III'SA VERTICAL 7:30 p.m.-"u.k HaiL GSB GSD 16,Plunde.. 15. -- He;dl, bandloadu by talking water·spigots, the broad· 17. To ,oin kno",I.-dl[t 1. Fra"ki~ --, orcheSlr.· 16 -- Korius, $oprang 8 p.m.--Gyp,)" band IlAT~ 18. One of Ihe "·.r·liko Afric.n lu,lu 28. To I.ifl~ casters sometimes get profuse thanks. 8;30 p.m.-London Lo(: GSB GSD 2. :,\on·proftss,onal 8:30p.m,-PIII': HAT4 lribe. 29. Far distant There was the gratitude of the f/lImer 3. Shorl for M~h'in wanderer 8:45 p.m.-Fain;' Biondi. C.

(Continued Irom Page 3J The servants include two colored (Continued trom Page 39J helpers, Ted and Blanche, who act of his pet hates is tor people to be respectively as butler " "II'~" '".,' ., . t. T..." " it 011 01 a pool·table." contracts. the frequency of the transmitter, say f' .••. "" I 110...... ~ . .. I _" n,.,', .""• • "hit. , ~" .._ • I' But the shirt was brown. Bing As an executive, he's a good man. they, it is easy to snare worms of dif· ••• u_. ,:.-, ...... ,... f_. Ihl', ferent wheelbases. I"diu Chtmiul ell" Dt pt ~D3 . Townstnd. Mon tinl couldn't tell the difference. He makes quick decisions and knows At radio rehearsals and on the how to hire good men. He discovered From severlll corners of the country streets, he always wears an old hat that too many movie lots are mues of has come the bird's·nest legend. The with a band 01 pheasant feathers that inelliciency and prefers to make his tale deals with a robin which- when cost him SISO. Sometimes he wears a own pictures, as he did recently in his foraging for building material one cap. But always something, for his "East Side of Heaven." spring-discovered an old crystal.de­ Achilles heel is his bald spot. His philosophy is "lake it easy." He tector receiver and wove this right inlo In New York, they'U tell you that will say to Bob Burns, "Take il easy. the wlln structure of its nest. The bald spot helped change his life. He's The government is going to get it any· nest, as you've probably guessed, was a great home.body, and some say he way and you can't take it with you." right beside II big transmiller. stays at home so much because he's With Charlie McCarthy and Dorothy Pretty soon, as is usually the way, self.conscious in public. Lamour, he shares the honor of being baby robins came along. They hatched A friend of long standing called at the only Hollywood bigwigs with hon· and chirruped and grew .. but as his hotel room early one morning and orary degrees. Gonzaga made him a they learned to sing, these robinettes the Bingo answered the door wearing doctor 01 philosophy. are reported to have twittered frag· a cap and pajamas. II he meets a lady, His favorite st.ry is about an experi· ments of popular tunes. Not exactly he merely touches his hat and doesn't ence on a train in Texas. The conductor perfect renditions, but quite recogniz· remove it. didn't recognize him and, to make con· able. Another friend says none of the vel1lation, said, "1 hear that Bim Crosby Eventually a storm dislodged the Complele- Bingo's pals ever has seen him with· is on this train, but this is a Lanny nest and curious snoopers found the out his hat or cap, unless, of course, Ross state." Later, when the conductor crystal set. After several weeks of en· he is wearing his toupee. And he hates discovered his mistake, he asked for tertainment by the latest in music, these LISTENERS the toupee. II takes too long to get it Bing's autoqraph and Bing signed Bim fledglings had instinctively forsaken on. So he prefers to wear a head· Crosby. the ageless melodies of robindom! HANDBOOK covering. 01 course, in the movies he His favorite fan leiter was a request A lot of people believed that one, has to wear the toupee, but before the for a broadcasl ticket. The leiter said: too! RADIO GUIDE'S LISTENERS HAND­ mike he wears a hat. "Remember me? I used to be your But probably the peak of imaginative BOOK brings you for thc firbt time When he first began in radio, the boss when you tried to sell subscrip­ power was the supposed plight of thou· in an easily understandable manner press·agents had orders to put on the tions to Pictorial Review. You sold one. sands of beetles, who listened excited· all the information you need to enjoy pressure and found the Bingo hard to You told the lady, 'Please buy this, ly 10 a buzzing line.tranaformer carry· your radio to the UTMOST. work with. They wanted him to be lady. I need the dough.' " ing 4.150 volts, then fluttered up on seen and photographed a lot, but Bing His fan mail is very carefully han· expectant wings. They met instant You'll find twenty sections chock full frowned on the program. Now his dIed, for he believes anyone who writes destruction. of interesting data, including: friends know why- he was sensitive deserves a reply. Recently a Topeka The buzzing, you see, was supposed about his crown. He hated to be inter· lawyer wrote that he got so interested to sound like the romantic noise made *TeLftyl.ion Today-Ton,o ••o", viewed by women, fearing they would in Bing's broadcast that he ran through by lonely llldy beetles! *M ..tar Time-Conver.lon Tobl.. ask him why he always wore a hat. or a red light and got fined. *l.or of U. S., Canadian, and Mexican learing they would think him rude lor Bing answered, "You have been Stollo.,. by Call utt.n and Freq ..endn wearing one in their presence. twice punished; advise the amount of * C.",.I-lo-CO,.o, N. " .. ork 1"0"0'" Lo­ the line and I'll rebate." WHO WILL WIN? uto. He loves pets and has a mob of them, including about fifteen dogs, setters, So there he is-Peck's bad boy who *Facoimile, All About II cockers and a Newfoundland. His fav­ turned out to be a good husband and orite cocker is "The Duchess." He al­ father. Of course, sometimes he gets HE nation's most comprehensive radio poli, RADIO GUIDE'S Star of ways takes her to the movie lot. and down in the dumps, but then Ma Cros· by always tells him, "I'm praying for TStars poll, is over. The final ava­ alter going through a scene he will lanche of ballots is being tabulated. ease over to the doq and say, "How you." or course you want to see the results Send 25c in stamps lor 1I0ur eoI'll was that, Duchess?" If "The Duchess" The Bingo says, "When the Lord and as soon as possible. You may look (or has a certain expression on her face, Ma get together, things happen." their publication in the issue for the Addre .. the Bingo will say, "The Duchess thinks Mothers always did have a heap of week ending Friday, June 23. we need a retake." And a retake it is. influence wilh the Lord. The extent of participation this year RADIO GUIDE'S LISTE~ERS He has a gag that never fails to fetch is highly gratifying. The stars should a laugh when making pictures. When Bing Crosby may be heard Thursday be proud of the loyalty of their listen­ HANDBOOK ers and supporters. The results will he muffs his lines, he'll begin to ad·lib on "Kraft Musie Hall" over an NBC 711 PI.,mouth Court, J ·10. Chleogo, Ill. network at: be indicative to a large extent of pub­ the names of his pals into the sound­ EDT 10:00 p.m. --- EST 9:00 p.m. lic preterences. Don·t miss the re­ track, such as, "Tbat so-and·so Johnny COT 9:00 p.m, --- CST 8:00 p,m. sults-the issue tor the week ending Burke would do that to me." MST 7:00 p.m. --- PST 6:00 p.m. Friday, June 23. 40 1/14 P WANT MURDER AIRIALTO LOWDOWN

(Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 4) Bergman would revive Joe Palooka for the air. I'm told he slarls this series damning radio. She is damning herself put on their own show, and the New early in the fall. and her motherhood and staling that London Coast Guard Bond is also a she is an ineffectual floozie whose dis­ very popular feature. Once a week In my humble opinion, Eddie Cantor Cipline must be a mixture 01 baby talk Ihere is a discussion on the care of the is one of radio's best showmen. When· and empty threats. She merely grasps garden. and there are many beautiful ever he broadcasts from New York at radio twist on the man·jn·the·street to understand why Edgar Bergen has steps immediately to turn her brood that he's going to put in use soon. With taken a fancy to the lass. For about over to the nearest orphan asylum, of a few added suggestions by your re· thirty minutes after the broadcast, which the author is prepared to rec­ porter, here's how the idea is going to Cantor answers any and all questions ommend several which know how to work out: Instead of the man-in·the· asked him by the audience. They in· raise a child. It is doubtful, however, street, it's going to be the man·on·the· clude '·How can I get an audilion?" to that her type would have enough telephone. The station will ask ils lis· "How and where is Ida?" Atter that hrains 10 recognize a program harmful teners 10 write in if they want to be session is over. Eddie has 10 meet and to a nine;year.old mentality. She would interviewed over the phone. Then caJls greet people, sign letters and checks be too busy enjoying it herself. will be put in and a recording will be his secretary brings over. Then he In short, a few radio programs ad· made of the phone conversations, which changes his clothes. But betore he puts R.adio's Old Reliable mmedly are still phony or harmful. will be put on the air later in the day. on his other suit, his valet gives him an MIRACLE AERIAL LOOP Some mothers do have radio·children· alcohol rubdown, which must be the ,;,·t. 10<'.1 """ ro,,,,,~,, .lull~". I . d~"," " It N)'~I~I, JII.t '"<}lHw~1 tu program problems. But there are anti· Leaving New London, I had a feeling secret for Cantor's youthful appear· ""n,,, "Q Kfrial; "Q ~1,,,,,,,1. ,~ . doles for the former, and as for the lat· that I was being followed, and sure once. Leaving the studio to go for din· ""'t"~. Mo_1 "·m"'k"~lc $1 (O~ '0'·'·''''''" : ~,",' ~".~ Id.l: 00 ler, Ihese mothers must accept this enough, by the time I reached the next "'·"'p"'I)",,,1 ...... - ner, we had three ushers act as inter· l Miracl. Mfr. Co .. Con.bohock~n, I'a. additional responsibility just as they town it caught up with me and laid me ference, just as they do in a football have in the case of selecting their low. It was a thing called the grippe, game, to wade through the mob and children's schools, companions, and and after the doctor gave me the once· into a taxicab. In front of the famed movies. over, he told me I had a fever and Lindy's restauront, a fourteen.year.old It is an interesting and hopeful sign must be a good boy and stay in bed girl by Ihe name of SylVia Solomon that women everywhere are thinking for several days. Cooped up in a hotel was wailing for the comic because she intelligently of this problem. Not by for three days was more than I could knew he was going to eat there. This 25c damning the damnable do they expect stand, so now I'm bock in New York. youngster has been writing to Contor to "clean up the Children's Hour." Not How I managed to get here I don't regularly for the past four years and by muck·raking, by quoting isolated know, but I'm here, weaker but wiser, she goes to all his broadcasts when he cases 01 night sweats, or bed-wellings. my trip through New England ending is in New York. Cantor look her in and Instead, they are asking broadcasters very abruptly. bought her a big box of candy. to use their powerful instrument 10 make beller citizens out of our chilo f-TOLD-YOU·SO DEPARTMENT: Sev· Campbell Soup will starl a daytime dren. And they are pledging them· ewl weeks ago you read this item serial if they can be assured of not selves 10 support those programs for here: "Bob Crosby was in New York becoming involved in lawsuits. If they children which most nearly accomplish for a short visit to talk business with a start as it is right now, a lawyer wiJI that end. In itself thai is no mean prospective sponsor who, I'm still in· be \Vaiting with the papers ., Elliot pledge to a businessman with a child's clined to believe, is the cigarette·maker Roosevelt, son oj the President, is going program on the air. For there are who pays Benny Goodman his salary." on the air five times a week as a news 18,000,000 allied clubwomen interested 1 intimated the same thing in the issue commentatOl .. 1, for one, am glad in this new project. doled February 18, although it was de· "Tune-Up Time" has ch~nged its time No. children's desires don't change nied by everyone. Now it's official that from Thursday to Monday night. Now much despite new gadgets or mechani· Bob Crosby replaces Benny Goodman I can listen 10 Kostelanetz' music with· cal marvels. They still want murder. the Ialler part of this month. ,Some Sometimes the oldsters want it. too. out haVing to jump up afler his num· time ago I also reported thaI Teddy bers to switch the dial for Bing Crosby. They wanted it and they got it even as far back as the Garden 01 Gethsem­ ane. But given radio and good judg­ menl and a spirt of malice toward none, MR. fAIRfAX REPLIES we must slowly climb toward that stale of perfection of which He preached. "'"""''''' """NfI"o". h. l, P';'.«'y .. ~om . , r""OW'"~ <"''''~'''''''' w,," ""', ..,.,. 1,"'0. or !>fr' nouncing guest stars, special events, 1913, in Lorain, io. He is ve feet on this pl·ogram. The theme song is ",." .. ,1 ,... rlnK_ AI", C.n bo 11.<0:<1 .. rln'" 0' tlnl. 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Cllapter On We intToduce a program·section novelty nen week which we promise will increase the uselulness and accuracy 01 the program listings in RADIO GUIDE. In short, our listings will begin with Saturday (instead 01 Sunday as at present), and run through the lollowing friday.

Cllapt.r Two This simple change is important. for it will enable us to be more certain (by a lull week) that the pro­ grams announced to us by the networks and the stations will be the ones they actually broadcast (sometimes they aren't, you know).

Cfropt. r TIlt • • Ned week's issue has been selected lot this change because early summer is always a period during which programs come: and go, and Saturday has long been a day devoted to big summertime events such as horse-races, regattas, track meets and other outdoor spectacles.

C ~ apt. r FO Mr Next week, RADIO GUIDE will be dated "for the week ending Friday, lune 16," and our program· listings will be lor the week starling on Saturday, Iune la, and ending with Friday, June 16.

Chpt. , Fl .... "Listen while you play" is 1939's slogan. Saturday is a grand playday. Reserve a copy each weel: 01 RADIO GUIDE with its new "/rom·Saturday·through. Friday" programs and you will add greatly to your summertime fun. This file including all text and images are from scans of a private personal collection and have been scanned for archival and research purposes. This file may be freely distributed. but not sold on ebay or on any commercial sites. catalogs. booths or kiosks. either as reprints or by electronic methods. This file may be downloaded without charge from the Radio Researchers Group website at http://www.otrr.org/

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