TRIBUNE: MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1941. 23 Water Heater** Blast Causa Praises Contest COMPLETE RADIO PROGRAMS AND HIGHLIGHTS FOR TODAY IIMPACT OF WARIL...- _ $60,000 Fire at Rice Lak•. Rice Lake, Wis., Dec. 14 [SpecialJ.- Fire swept thru the three story E. E., 1o.------~---IISCHICAGO FR~QU~NCI~S. WAAF-News reports. FELT BY ALL Quinn building here today, causin. 2:4o-W-G-N-News reports. W-G·N-720 WAIT-820 WSBC-I240 News Broadcasts damage estimated at $60,000. An e~ W59C-45.9 WLS-890 WCRW-1240 ~~ Listeners~Choice~~J1l 2:45-W-G-N-Rhymster tyme. W51C-45.1 WENR-89U WEDC-1240 ploding kerosene water heater wu Variely and Comedy W51C-Modern Troubadours. W67C-46.7 WAAF-950 WGES-1390 believed to have caused the blaze. WMAQ-Vlc and Sade, serial [N]. WIND-560 WCFL-l000 WHFC-1450 3:00 p. m.-W·G·N-An Hour with Elson and Anson. Guest: Kitty Kallen. 7:DO_WBBM:~~~;i)1o:DO_wJm RADIO STATIONS w WLS-, serial [N]. WILL-580 WMBI-lllO WHIP-1520 3:00 p. m.-WENR-Club Matinee, with Garry Moore, M. C. 7:DO_WLS 8:4o-WMAQlO:1o-WLS WAAF-South American Way. WMAQ-670 WJ JD-1l60 WMRO-I280 7:00 p. m.-WBBM-Vox Pop, with Parks Johnson and Wally Butter- WJJD-What's Your Opinion? 7:DO_WCFL 8:45-WIND10:30-WAIT WBBM-780 WJOB-l230 worth. WCFL-Qn the Mall, music. 7:15-WBBM 8:55-W-G-N10:45-WIND 7:30 p. m.-WLS-True or False, quiz conducted by Dr. Harry Hagen. WHIP-News of the Mills. 7:2o-W-G.N 9:DO_WCFLll:DO_W-G-N 7:30 p. m.-WBBM-Gay Nineties revue, with Joe E. Howard, Beatrice WGES-=-'Englishfor New Amers. 7:5O-WJJD 9:DO_WAAFll:DO_WCFL W-G-N First on Air with MORNING Kay, and Elm City Four. WAIT-Music In 3 Dimensions. 8:DO_W-G-N 9:15-WLS ll:30-W-G-N 8:00 p. m.-WMAQ-Dr. I. Q" quiz show. 2:55-WBBM-News headlines. 8:DO_WBBM 9:55-WAAF 8:15-WLS 10:DO_WCFL Flash in Chicago. [Central standard ttme.) 10:00 p. m.-WENR-Variety show; Herbert Marshall, Bert Wheeler, -W-G-N-Elaon and Anson hour. [M] Indicates MBS, [N] NBC, [C] CBS. Hank Ladd, and Merry Macs, songsters. Guest: Gail Patrick. W59C-News bulletina. AFTERNOON. 5:3O-W-G-N-Farm hour; markets. W51C-Sinfonietta. 12:DO_W59C 2:DO_W59C 4:DO_W-G-N WBBM-Gousln Emmy and Gang. Drama W67C-Three o'clock matlnee. 12:00-WCFL 2:DO_WCFL 4:0o-W59C BY LARRY WOLTERS. WLS-Smlle a While. 8:45 a. m.-WBBM-Stories America Loves: ••Dodsworth." WBBM-Every Woman's World. 12:DO_WJJD 2:30-WAAF 4:DO_WCFL Skimmings from a week of IWMAQ- [N]. 12:3O-WMAQ 2:30-WHIP 4:55-W-G-N broadcasting: _W_G-N-Rreakfast Time Frolics. 7:00 p. m.-WL5-1 Love a Mystery; ••Secret Passage to Death," drama. WENR-Glub matinee [N]. 12:3O-WLS 2:4o-W-G-N 5:DO_W59C Orson Welles, whose Martian In- WLS-Gross Roads Store. 7:30 p, m.-W-G·N-The Lone Ranger, western drama. 12:45-WIND 2:55-WBBM 5:DO_WENR WJJD-Dearest Mother, serial. vasion broadcast four years ago WCFL-eheertul Little Earful. 8:00 p. m.-WBBM-Radio Theater, Cecil B. De Mille, director, with 12:55-W-G-N 2:55-WILL 5:DO_WCFL WAAF-The Mythical Ballroom. frightened many radio listeners, was WIND-Yawn Patrol. Bette Davis and Charles Boyer in "All This and Heaven Too." 1:00-W59C 3:DO_W59C 5:DO_WMAQ [TRIBUNE Photo.I @ WSBG-ltallan Musical Clock. WILL-Music of the Masters. broadcasting a reassuring drama of l:00-WCFL 3:15-WBBM 5:45-WBBM 8:30 p. m.-WMAQ-That Brewster Boy, comedy, with Joey Brewster. WCFL-The Juke Box, music. American patriotism on the Screen Mr. and Mrs. Irving Berlin after 6:15-WMAQ-Agrlcultural news. l:00-WAAF 3:55-WENR 5:45-WMAQ Music WGES-Listen, Ladies. 1:55-WLS 3:55-WILL Guild theater hour at the time the their arrival in Dearborn station 6:30-WBBM-Farm Service hour; news. news that the Japs were bombing Noon-WAAF-The Symphonic hour; "La Gazza Ladra Overture," by 3:05-W59C-See Chicago. yesterday: on the Santa Fe Super WLS-Mornlng Devotions. EVENING. Hawaii was coming in. WMAQ-Mornlng News hour. Rossini; "Quartet in E Minor," by Verdi, and" Pavane Pour Une Infante. 3:15-W59C-Solt Swing. 6:DO_W59C 7:55-WIND 10:30-WBBM Chief. WIND-Bulletins for Defense. Defunte," by Ravel. W51C-'Neath Balcony Window. 6:DO_WIND 8:DO_W-G-N10:45-WENR W·G-N, which happened to be on W67C-Hawaiian Interlude. Irving Berlin, famous 6:45-WLS-Ervln Lewis, news. 3:00 p. m.-W51C-Sinfonietta. 6:15-WMAQ 8:DO_WCFLll:DO_W-G-N the air with a regular newscast when WMAQ-Stella Dallas, serial [N]. WMAQ-Revellle Roundup [N], 5:15 p. m.-W59C-Children's Symphony hour. 6:15-WCFL 8:15-W-G-Nll:DO_W59C the first :flash came, was the first and composer, yesterday praised the WBBM-John Harrington, news. _W-G-N_The Daybreaker, music. 6:30-W-G-N 8:45-WIND ll:DO_WMAQ station in Chicago on the air with' progress of the $10,500 Great Amerl- 7:00 p. m.-WMAQ-Telephone Hour, with James Melton, tenor; Francia WJJD-Stars Over Hollywood. WMAQ-Suburban hour; N. Ross. 6:45-WMAQ 9:DO_WINDll:DO_WBBM the news. The time was 1:26:30. can Operetta contest being sponsored White, soprano; Ken Cristy chorus, and Donald Voorhees' orchestra. 7:00-W-G-N 9:45-WIND ll:00-WENR WBBM-The World Today [C]. 3:3O-W59C-Vocal Views. by W·G·N and commented that the This week'. line.up ••• 7:30 p. m.-WMAQ-Margaret Speaks, soprano, and Alfred Wallenstein's 7:00-W59C 10:DO_W59C 1l:55-WBBM WAAF-The Breakfast Express. W51C-Symphonlc band. The Citizens of Tomorrow program, 7 Concert orchestra. Selections include" My Hero," by Strauss; "March Mili- 7:DO_WIND 10:00-WBBMl1:55-WMAQ time is ripe for such an inspiring 110 6,o.dc.sr·lin •• Ilcttl @ WILL-eoncert Music program. W67C-Dixie Songsters. which followed at 1:30, was Inter- a 7:30-WIND 10:DO_WCFLll:55-WENR PJoject. taire," by Saint-Saens, and "Lieberstraum," by Liszt. WMAQ-. ser. [N]. rupted for further news. •• CeldraU •• 01 In •••••'b WIND-PoOllsh-American hour. 7:45-WIND 10:15-W-G-N l:DO_WBBM 8:00 p. m.-W59C-Perfectionist's Hour; Concerto for Piano and Or- WBBM-Lone Journey, serial. Berlin, who is a member of the WGES-Early Birds program. 7:55-WBBMlO:15-WMAQ l:30-W-G-N WLS-GlIfton Utley, news [N]. chestra. WJJD-Peter McGregor, serial. An Ironic Incident occurred on the advisory committee for the competi- The Mutual network Is broadcasting Dinah Shore song program. She had tion along with such other promInent eJimmy DORSEY WCFL-War News Roundup [N]. 8:30 p. m.-WENR-For America We Sing, wtih Frank Black's orches- WEDC-Bohemian musical. 1 minute war bulletins on the hour and tra. Guests: Helen Jepson, soprano, and Walter Cassel, baritone. 3 :45-W59C-Dance matinee. announced plans the previous week composers as Jerome Kern and Sig· 7 : 15-W-G-N-Aunt Jemima, comedy. half hour. W-G-N-Mutualls Interrupting WLS-Cne-Two-Three Time. 10:00 p. m.-WIND-Symphonic hour; "Ruins of Athens" and" Sym- W51C-Musical refrains. for dedicating her Dec. 7 show to mund Romberg, arrived here from CD Orrin rUCKER all regular programs for Important news. American boys at Wake Island. The WBBM-John Harrington, news. phony No.3 in E Flat," both by Beethoven. W67C-Dance band. the coast with his wife, the former NBC Is starting each 15 minute program tribute took place as scheduled. WCFL-eamera man, music. 10:30 p. m.-WCFL-Music Lovers' program; "Roman Carnival Over- WMAQ-Wldder Brown [N]. with a minute of war news, longer pro- Ellen Mackey, on their way to New WAIT-The Merrymakers. WBBM-Melody Weavers. OAlvino REY ture," by Berlioz; ••Concerto in D Minor," by Brahms, and ••Spanish Sere- grams with 2 minutes. CBS and NBC are The Charlie McCarthy show was ¥or!{ for the holidays. Both were en- WJJD-Melody time. 7 :2o-W-G-N-Morning news reports. nade," by Bizet. also breaking Into regular programs with staged at an army camp that night. gulfed in a throng of spectators after WAIT-Airport Interviews. 7 :25-W-G-N-Nothing But the Truth. news. Abbott and Costello, the comedy leaving the Santa Fe Super Chief in CD Dick JURGENS Special Events 3:55-WENR-News reports. 7 :3O-W-G-N-Good-by, Carbon. team, were disturbed about the sol- the Dearborn Street station. 11:30 a. m.-WMAQ-National Farm and Home hour. Guests: Mrs. WBBM-The Wishing Well, -·W-G-N-Boake Carter, news. WCFL-Money In Your Pocket. diers' grave faces and wondered ••The time Is ripe for a truly in- Franklin D. Roosevelt, Fiorello La Guardia, Gov. James H. Price of Virginia. • ???? WJ JD-ehrlstlan Science hour. W59C-News bulletins. WIND-eapt. Michael Fielding. whether the men would be too se- spIring American operetta, and the WCFL-Tlme to Shine, music. 2:00 p. m.-W·G·N-What's Rightfully Yours, social security and tax talk. rious to laugh. They were not. ~ W51C-In the Drawing Room. 7:45-WCF~Flreslde Melodies. contest being sponsored by W·G·N wlll Saturday night, for a full half hODI', WAIT-Heaven and Home hour. 2:15 p. m,-W·G·N-Your Army; Mrs. Elizabeth MacCloskey, ••Army W67C-Masterworks. W67C-News reports. The army has been given author. no doubt result in one," Mr. Berlin Coea-<:Olaputs the spotlight OD the WILL-Dally Illinl news. Libraries." . WMAQ- [N]. WIND-eurrent news. WHIP-Family Altar service. O ity to order broadcasting stations off declared." I understand that approxi- band whieh.-aeeording to 01ll' •••• 7:15 p. m.-W·G·N-Wayland Brooks of will speak on "The Bill WBBM-5tory of M. Marlin [C].· 7:55-WBBM-E. Davis; also WIND [C]. WMBI-Blble Study program. the air whenever deemed necessary, mately 1,000 entries have been est weekly tabulatioa,-made the of Rights," from Washington. WENR-Yours Truly, Norm. Ross. re- _W_G-N_Gabriel Heatter [M]. the federal communications ceived and I'm pleased to hear of recording that outsold any other. 7 :·35-W-G-N-Wake Up and Sing. 8:00 p. m.-WENR-National RadIo Forum; Rep. Sol Bloom will speak WJJD-Suppertime Frolic. commis- W59C-The Perfectionist's hour. sion has announced. Many Pacific such progress. From the caliber of 7:4o-W-G-N-Brush and Smile. on ••The Bill of Rights." WJOB-Parade of Bands. • W51C-Evenlng concert. coast stations were silenced several the entrants, it looks to me as if two 7:45-W-G-N-IIIusic with a Flavor. WILL-eampus Calendar. IVERY NIGHT IXCEPT SUNDAY 8:45 p. m.-W·G.N-Raymond Gram Swing, news commentator. • WBBM-Radio Theater [C]. evenings. Signals from radio stations of the winning operettas will be the WLS-Gousin Charlie. WCFL-News reports. WMAQ-D. I. Q., quiz prog. [N]. 9:00 p. m.-W·G·N and W59C-150th Anniversary of the Bill of Rights; might serve to guide attacking planes work of established composers and Mutual Networ1c WJJD-Weather; news reports. 4:05-W59C-1IIayfair society nreh, O WENR-Natl. Radio forum [N]. President Roosevelt; dramatization by cast of Hollywood stars; Symphony to their objectives. that a third probably will have been WILL-Student Churches. WGES-An Evening In Poland. orchestra, conducted by Leopold Stokowski, Also WMAQ, WBBM, WENR, 4:15-W-G-N-Len Salvo, organist. The army has offered protection for' written by some talented but com- _w.G_N_your IIi0rning news. WBBM-Portla Faces Life [N]. . WCFL-News reports. and WCFL. WIND-Scattergood Baines [C]. radio transmitters where desired. pletely unknown musician." WMAQ-Your Neighbor program. WBBM-The Goldbergs, ser, HC]. Broadcasters who are interested 8:15-W-G-N-Quln Ryan, news. COPYRIGHT 1941 THE COCA COLA CO"'fM t WBBM-Dlck Post, news. WEDC-Unlted States army. should address their appeals to corps WLS-Lulu Belle and Scotty. WCFL-Make Believe Danceland. WCFL-Mission Bell Melodies. 8 WIL~nllnols Farm hour. area headquarters. Several stations @ WJJD-Fun, Incorporated. 8:3O-W-G-N-Eddy Duchln's ereh, [M]. I WILL-Sc1ence on the Air. are reported to have installed photo- ROBBED 3 TIMES, WCFL-Breakfast Club [N]. ON SHORT WAVES 12:45-W-G-N-Market summary. WMAQ-That Brewster Boy [N]. WAIT-The Big Show. electric cell alarms, special locks and SENSATIONAL NEW WSBC-Bohemian Alarm Clock. WBBM-Road of Life, serial (C). WENR-For Amer. We Sing [N]. HE TURNS TABLE WMAQ-Three to Get Ready. 4:3O-W-G-N-Don Winslow of the Navy. private guards to help precent sabo- 1I:15-W-G-N-Gospel Singer; E. McHugh LONDON. WCFL-Labor news fiashes. HEARING AID WCFL-Man on the Street. W59C-Pop concert. tage. WBBM-Sendoff program, vartety, The following short wave programs WGES-Germanla Broadcast. ON A 4TH BANDIT WIND-eurrent news. W51C-Vocal cadences. WIND-Louie and His Gang. Three times Sidney Salkin, 40 years from London may be heard over GSC, WLS-Questlon Box; Live Stock, WBBM-The O'Neills, ser, [C]. 8:45-W-G-N-Ray G. Swing, news, FUTURE CITIZENS ~RAVOX 9.58 meg., 31.32 m.; GSL, 6.11 meg" WMAQ-We, the Abbotts [N]. old, 6703 Merrill avenue, a collector, 12:5O-W-G-N-Noontlme melodes, WCFL-Jack Kelly's orchestra. With Scattergood 49.10 m: WENR-Gettlng Most Out of Life. had been the victim of bandits-the THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT for 12:55-W-G-N-New8 reports. WIND-Dr. Gerhard Schacher. WINNER LOSES last time only a few days ago. He YOUR HARD OF HEARING FRIEND 3:15 p. m.-London Calling 4,I5-W-G-N-Uncle Rarry's club. It will Drove to be a valuable oom~ 4:00 p. m.-2nd Anniversary of the -W-G_N-Don Norman's Date. -W-G-N and W59C-150th Anniver- vowed he'd not be held up again. bringing hours 01 happlne88 throughout _ W59e-cedrlc Foster, news. W59C-Len Salvo, organ musle. sary of the' Bill of Rights, alao ON SEVENTH TRY Yesterday a young Negro pushed a new year ••••• Ravox restores the world 01 ~---='~="""''''"''I arrival of Canadian troops In Britain. W51C-Ivory Skirmishes. W51C-Cn the Dance Floor. natural80und to the hard 01bearlDg••••• NG 4:45 p. m.-News reports. • WlIIAQ, WBBM, WENR, and Bob Pavlichek, pupil at the Gage gun into his ribs in front of 3211 matter What type 01 hearing aid your lriend WMAQ-Llght of the World (N). WBBM-Scattergood Baines [C]. , WCFL [M] [N] [C]. now h88. he will &DPreelate a zeotth Ravoxm 5:30 p, m---Canada calls from London. Park High school, lost his opportunity Wabash avenue and then punched addltlOD••••• designed lor home and_ WBBM-Young Dr. Malone (C). WMAQ-Vagabonds, quartet [N]. W51C-Muslcal Melange. 6:45 p, m.-Democracy Marches. for bettering his record of six appear- him in the face. "Gimme your O WCFL-News; also WAAF. WENR-In Care of Aggie Horn. ~eg~::~~W-~~""". WIND-War summary. 7:30 p. m.-Brltain Speaks: Clive ances on the" Citizens of Tomorrow" money," demanded the bandit. In- WMBI-Blble Study program. ':55-W-G-N-News reports. 9:30-WIND-Nlne Thirty Edlt!