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ON the RADIO WAAT 970 WLIB 1190 WNEW 1130 WOV 1280 WW1IL 1800 Even/ Hour On-Fhe Hour 7 A The New York.Times WBNX- 1380 WHOM 1480 WMCA 570 WNIR 1430 - WQXR 1560 V1CBS 880 WINS 1010 WMGM 1050 WNYC 830 WVNI 620 WEPTO 1330 WIZ 770 WNBC 660 WOR 710 WPAT 130- NEWS BULLETINS ON THE RADIO WAAT 970 WLIB 1190 WNEW 1130 WOV 1280 WW1IL 1800 even/ hour on-fhe hour 7 A. M to midnight over WEDNESDAY, NOV. 15; 1950 WJZ-News; Gordon Fraser 8:30-1VNBC-Ted and Jinx Program WCBS-News; Jack Sterling Show WCBS-Margaret Arlen Program WQXR 8-8:30-Halls of Ivy, With Mi. and Mrs. Ronala Colman-WNBC WMCA-News; Musical Almanac WNEW-News; Rayburn and Finch Show (1560 on your dial) WINS-News; John Bosman WINS-Art Scanlon Show 3:05-9-Sir Thomas Beecham Program-WQXR WMGM-Ted Brown Show 8:40-WNYC-Want Ads, Food Talks W Q XR-FM 13:30-9-The Great Gildersleeve, With Willard Waterman-WNBC WQXR-The New York Times News 8:65-WJZ-Walter Kiernan, Comments 16.3 mo. 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