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WWDC*CathoIle Hr ence, with neither program * '* # * 1:30, WMALr-Alice top. describes the Women’s Na- ~* * IwEgfigT aS%. tracting the number of listeners Freer 40 House of Telecasts of United Nations Living—1949 Mystery " •s£~zy tional Press Club luncheon for Mrs. " " " " * 2— It would at another time. General OOIWINX-News, 8 W. tvM lat Assembly sessions, at new Ambassa- OOIWINX-Pootball IWWDC-Met. 8am. It seldom occurs to the oppo- Eugenia Anderson, :30 Fifth Quarter American Forum Martin Kane— Sunday at Flushing Meadows and Lake Suc- dor to Denmark. 4:15 WWDC-Meet Comp. IWEAM-Mttsle sition that the hour set aside for the Eye WEAM-Musle 15IWINX-8now White cess, will be made available by _*45 '*_of A|r_Private _fhe_Chaso_ 15 WINX-Balt. Colts IWWDC-Met. Bepe the ideal 1:55, WINX—Football: Baltimore RMty a Milton Berle would be CBS, over WOIC *00 Local Football Radio City The Shadow Music tor You WWDC-News. Mldy IWEAM-Musle iwAomoi locally, starting Colts vs. " " 301WINX-U. N. Salute sensible drama or SarrFrancisco Forty-niners. WEAM-St. Sophia one for sym- tomorrow. There will be two Playhouse 30'WINX-Vs IWWDC-Met Scot WNBW—CHANNEL 4 7:30 E.S.T. daily WMAL—Football: Redskins IWEAM-Musle phony. It would be nice, though, 1:55, :30 Greatest Harvest of Stars True Detective Symphonetfe IWWDC—M'l’dy Hour >aaa4Biki pickups, Monday through Friday, 5:15 Story 45 WINX-U. N. Salute vs. Steeleirs. Classical IWEAM-Musle if the boys in charge would just at 11 a.m. 3 Ever James Melton Music 45iWINX-4#'ers IWWDC-Met. Bapt. and p.m. The cost j45 Told_ Mysteries_ IWEAM-Musle At MM) tf Dtlllfti give this a casual thought or two of the 3:00, WRC—NBC Theater: Sin- >00 Drew Pearson Calhelic Hour Show The Family Hour IWWDC—MTdy Hour family telecasts is being assumed Roy Rogers IWEAM-St. Sophle_ as television programming in- clair Lewis’ “DdBsworth" is drama- Headlines of Stars by the Ford Motor Co. as a public Monday Religious Program 'Gabby" Hayes 2— tized. Irwin Edman, author and Our OOIWINX-News: Syaa. creases and improves. service. 6*15>30 Wayne King Hollywood Calling Nick Carter Miss Brooks OOIWINX-Pootball IWWDC-D. C. R’ble J m " '' professor of at Columbia IWWDC—Honor Roll 'WEAM-Rlders * * * * philosophy, Detective What has happened to Wendy _:45 _ "_" IWEAM-Hellenle Hr University, is intermission com- " lSIWINX-Sympheoy Barrie is a case in point. Miss Telenotes: Ruth Crane, women’s *00 Carmen Cavallpro The Falcoe Jack Benny 151 WINX-Football IWWDC-D. C. R'ble b Sold mentator. " " IWWDC—Honor Roll IWEAM-Hlders ^ Barrie probably is the first lady director for WMAL and WMAL- This Changing World Drama Comedy IWEAM-Hellenle Hr 30IWINX-Symphony 3:00, WQQW—Viewpoint: “Should Amos V 30! WINX-Football IWWDC-Gr. 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