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Jf^Ro^Rams Laid to New Deal Rift on Drive Begins in September, It Was High War Wage Learned Today 16 Billion Is War Loan Goal DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES July 18, 1943—Port 4, Page 5 WASHINGTON, July 17 (UP), Thomas Denies Wallace, Jones Feud ‘—The treasury will ask the |>eople of the United Strftes for $16,000.* TONIGHT 000,000 when tin* third war loan jf^ro^ramS Laid to New Deal Rift ON drive begins in September, it was High War Wage learned today. Btntlon# Kilocycles BYMBOLB This program has been llv MARTIN DIES WJR 760 D—Drama given The Detroit Times THE Ml < <»ngrr«* “WE, WWJ 8 M—Musical by stations Rrprstsnlilh* In from Tum CKLW 800 th« herein WCAK 1130 N-Newa listed. If the presenta- Wrlllen Kipressly for The llrtroit Time* ' stage by Engel W’XY* 1270 K—Religious tions as scheduled are WATCHING A show re- WASHINGTON, 17—Many »h;m Cited WJLB 1400 the air, tha fault July 'from industrial digs tbore on PEOPLE” “hot" T—Talk not cently, which featured a WEXI, 1340 lies with the stations and observer's have mistaken the bit- is ixMwocn southern Democrats j V—Variety not hand left us wondering just what DRY WJBK 14V 0 The Detroit Timea. I BATTErTeS feud and many Republicans. jazz has on the ado- UAW Charges ter between Vice President Demo- v LORETTA effect music * Head A and Bin one block. Bring Henry A. Wallace and Secretary crats in farm ar. as have JitiD in lescents. The audience was made MORNING up largely of teen-agers who your small camera size battery Congressman Quoted SUNDAY of CofYimerce Jesse H Jones as a common with Democrats from YOUNG *« med to go into a sort of super- radio in for change over at a personal quarrel. Pittsburgh, New dramqtic 4 (>0 Baptist. Society York and Phila- the tuccvti story ecstacy the was play- Few Isolated Salaries A A. M. WJLB —2nd Star WKXL—R O Bible delphia. I*ll* while hand small cost. i WJBK—New*. WEXL— Grace Baptist 10:15 A. M. It is merely one phase of a of her experiments (sponsored g Reminded ur of a camp WJBK —Triumphant Ch cb WJR—Phil Hkillman-M. It is an old sating that politics r A SO A. M. WCA R—Musicals. desperate struggle between the by the War Department) in meeting we used to attend occa- WJBK—Nrm¦ amt Music. 8:46 A. M. makes strange bedfellows. Citing "official government fig- WCAR—Muan al. WXYZ—Tom Terris-T. moderate and »he winn tac- But helping service men. sionally down in Indiana where 6:00 A. M. WJLB—United Gospel Q’t. left the truth of this adage was wounded : ures” as proof, It. J. Thomas, WJBK—Morning Melodies. 8:06 A. M. A. M. tion within the New Deal admin- I the worshipers ‘got religion” in ; SHIVELY'S WJR—Newa. WJR*—WlnjtoT'-’ltd* more forcefully illustrated than president of the UAW-CIO, Satur- 1:00 A. M. roundup. Over Jordan istration which has been on a manner most terrifying, albeit Avtry, oor. Park < . WJLB—Religious prog. WWJ —New* W W’J-*igtnnjf mustc by the spectacle of a southerner. MILOBOULTON OSCAR BRADLEY'S ? 6501 Firry day described Congressman Albert : W KXL—Pilgrim Taber- CKLW—Worship hour. WXYZ—Bouthernaire*-M. for some time. entertaining. There’s no denying WCAR—Nazaren* Church. WJLB—Yugoalav Speaker Sam Rayburn, urging the M.C. ORCH. ? I far Line*—brand Kill A Immbull 11. Engel’s average hourly wage nada. Club. Few people realize how deep the fact that this music has its WJBK —Trluroph't Church. WXYZ—Newa. WKXL—Rev. John Young appointment of American Labor modern life but, frankly, estimate for war workers a:> a WJLB—Flying Cloud-M 10:45 A. M. and irreconcilable is the cleavage place in 1:15 A. M WEXL—Rev. Btrandbergh. Party representative Vito our ears Sunday "gross exaggeration.” WJLB— Melodic* Pentecost WW’J—Garden Hour. in the ranks of administration aging welcome WJBK Russian CKLW—Pontiac Baptist. cantonio as a member of the im- compared 1:50 A. M. A. leaders’. AT afternoon when the two major As to the $1 35 hourly 8:15 M II :<»0 A. M. portant judiciary committee. 7 wage by Engel on the CKLW—Baughay Taber'l*. VV.TR—F.. Pqwer Blrm M. W’JR—News. It is possibly i tribute to the networks bring listeners a mental estimated WXYZ—Walt* melodies WW’J—Anna Campbeil-T. WWJ-Rhapsody M survey WEXL-Wayna Otmprl-K. a President's political skill tha* h»* IN WMF. ONU jr° tonic of fine music. WXYZ—on Boa-V. basis of a recent ot 17 war WCAR—News; music. • * c—- 1:45 A. M. 8:30 A. M. has able •» hold this coali- w • the WXYZ—News Ace been plants, Thonv.±-s asserted that Morning davotlona the air. This strange exists WXYZ— WWJ—Church of W'Jl.B—Hungarian Church tion together such a long coalition 0 PHIL SPITALNY points for out that actual average hourly rate paid to WJLB—Bethlehem Church. CKl.W—News ACI. W EXL—Comcrega’l Church only in name for the pur|>oscs of H:00 A. M. WCAK—Music ale. WJBK—Serbian hour. period. it’s the market that governs the war workers was SI.IT. WJR—News. WJLB— Mt. Zion Church. patronage and organization. CKLW—Organ H WemzlerL. II 15 A VI It is a fact which future his- type of music a composer writes. r Furthermore, the union chief Moods. WEXL— Kev. W’JR—Egon A more realistic coalition in WJBK—Lithuanian prog. Petri-M torians will record that the NYw In only i| declared in a letter to Engel, WCAK—Non. WXYZ—Dr. F. Norm. exists the old days there wore J. practice WXYZ—Newa. minstrels. A. M. is between conserva- wages singer* 8:45 Deal a composite of Conflicting two markets for music, the church workers’ actually have not W’Jl.B—Bouttiern WJR—Musical 11:30 A. M. tives in the House and Senate and 45 MINUTES 1 pare WEXL-Rw C Dennuton Music Sunday. W'JR—Rev John Zoller. elements and incongruous parts and the opera - hence music was kept with soaring living CKLW- for WWJ in the various departments of WJBK—Elder Jimeison-K. 10 00 A. M. —Book Review. with in common save the OF BIG TIME RADIO solemn, _ costs, said that the averag CKLW—Anglican Church. little government. dignified. Today the big- "if lie ¦ A. W. WJR—News. It is this coalition ' B'»3 desire power. auto WWJ —Nat l Radio Pulpit. W'Jl.B—United Tabernarle. for that ENTERTAINMENT gest paying markets are the the- worker was receiving about WJR—Navy choir. WKXL—Salvation Army. is actually writing the laws. WCAK—Salvation Army. CKLW—Detroit Bible clasa ater, radio and motion pictures. 16 |wr cent less” an hour in food, 1 Ace. WJBK—Hebrew Christian. THE REAL SURPRISE No one realizes the doom of the 8 :30 A. M. Wf’Aß—News modern simply shelter and clothing than he did WXYZ—Gyp*Y Serenade-M 11:45 A. M. New Deal coalition more than its And music reflects W’JR—CaMn Folks’-M Tempie-R. WWJ—Ollvio Santoro-M. The surprise is not that Wal- niw iv4t aucrtic in 1941. CKr.W— Pontiac Baptist. W’JLB—Bethel left-wing factions. Because they the mood and character of the WJBK—Jewieb hour. W’JLB—News. lace Jones WXYZ—Woodahedders M. and have quarreled foresee the inevitable breakdown, broader, more representative au- REFRIGERATORS BLAMES ( OM.KESS.MKV publicly, hut that, they were .able they diences thus reached. are waging a ceaseless war * • to gel along at all—men with lAUffiWHWtllNews • Aegllabl* far awnsrt, builders. ranters Thomas attributed the slump in to expel or 15 Minutes of aa In d*f*n»* kawslng All SUNDAY AFTERNOON views. discredit the more srssi. • their diametrically opposed One- lnnu-% Hilton, the purchasing jwi*r to they Americas _____ r**k« aa diipUr—alia al «*s dollar’s conservative element so that I by all #n*k*s CUse. Jesse Jones is a realistic ad- 1 «i- rang** farallurs the ot congressmen w'o M. WJBK—Dawn can over party Newspaper sad alactric sad activities 12 00 NOON 1 45 P. 4 00 take the ma- Man J Btoopnagle-V. P. M. ministrator and a practical busi- --i' * Prfcas fair Tara** 10 President’s, WJR—N.w* WJR—CoI. chinery. nrw iswatf failed support the -Deiry Voice CKI.W—Concert Hall M. | W WJ—World Front WWJ ness man with little patience for Open Friday and Saturday Evas. anti-inflation program. WXYZ—Martin Adronsky. WCAR—News. The most that the President 1 CKLW—Pan-Amen> ana-M WJLB—Nararene Chur- h glittering generalities and mean- Thomas, who En- worship can hojK* l.s'to postpone ’he charged that WCAK-Family 2:06 F. M. WKXL—Fellowship Club. ingless background for I • •¦.».* *.tmr • hooihoi.se. Opera - phrases. His gel WXYZ—JUdIo a<¦ WJR—Bt. Louis WJBK—ltalian-American. split until the rlMHlitlK •• f f«•»• t ; used an $8,741-a-year employe WWJ—Chicago is that inevitable after BWR|< A’JLB—Jewish hour. roundiable. of a successful business IliroiiKli ’ as "an example a war factory Berkley Church f'KLW—Pilgrim hour-K 4:15 P. M. election. The war is his best .:lly CHAMBER MUSIC n.irriilmn of lint *» - SUPERIOR pi City rites. CKLW—Coaet Guard music executive. i I »i<- million WKf'"' WJBK —Czechoslovak C WCAR—Garden to keep up appearances assembler,” said union studies had s Desuny Wallace, the of a Ira ilo through ' ' r,D * 2110 M.
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