/ PAGE 4, SECTION 2 Madison WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL Wisconsin Thursday, April!?, 1951 Today's Radio Reports on Five (Radio ffihoqJiajniL by, UU City Nayy Men Highlights Received, Here i- THURSDAY News of five Madison jwvy w«n' Spec/a/ Events from stations in the United SUtol About 11:30 «.m.—Gen. Douglas WIBA WISC WKOW WIBU WBBM WENR-WLS WGN WMAQ 1311 ko, 14M Ke. >*10 ke. 1240 ke. IM ke. 190 ke. no ke. nt ke. and overseas was received hen MacArthur (WIBA and WISC): ad- Wednesday afternoon. dressing joint meeting of senate SunrlM • Top o' th» • Uncle Julim Bllent Paul .. Bulletin* Ed and Dolore* David J. A. Thornell, firemio, and house of representatives, ,s:is Frolto Morning: News: Farm Br. Silent Qibion tvotlon* -lour Town and 6:30 Musical • Tops In Land Us* Rural New*: Paul ed Blancbard On the Farm Farm son of Mr.-and,Mrs. CarliA,~ThW>- 3 p.m.—Governor's Conference 6:45 Clock; Newi sports: Newi Weather MM*. Roundup: Ukte QloeoD New* INew* nell, Route 4, is serving aboard (WHA): on children arid youth. the destroyer. USS D. A. Munro, 1:00 Alex Dreier • Top a' Moraine Corfu Club • News: Farm New* Boundup c»pt, Stubb* The BUI Normao TIP 0' THE MORNING: WIBA will carry a preview 9:35 p.m.—"A Little Nitjht Mu- Musical Clock • News News Service New* Bob Atcher. Evans Show ROM which • was recommlssloned- list 7:1S Journal Newi • Top rf Mornlnt Weather: Coffee • News: Weather Jim Happppy Hank The BUI Norman of the Haresfoot show, "Good News," at 5 p. m.^Saturday. , sic" (WKOW): drama-documen- 7:30 Club: New* .NeW Coniray New* Bran* Show Ron: New* nonth at .the naval station at S*n tary for American Cancer society. 7:45 Edd» Arnold I • •- - • • ; - . .* • * ••.*•• .•'•.;. .-.-'- Diego;, California. . • . »;UO Musical • BreakfMt Coffee Rev. Peterron New* Br-akfart New* Tour Like to sing hymns? : '' . Kenneth L. Durkee, electronic! »:15 Clock , Club Club: Newi Muiloe) Patrick OH Club CUIf Neighbor Drama • BreaUait Kitchen Club Gold COM* Breakfast Johnson Norman an** Lots-of people, do, and they'll have the'chance to sing the old .echnician third class, is serving Musical Oloek Coffee Club: Mkti 8hoop!n« Club . Family New* 7 p.m,—AWrich Family (WIBA): liiE I• News Club IluilcaImlcaJ] Oloek I ones and learn some new ones Sunday at the fourth annual city-wide at the naval communications'sta- • My True My story New* Welcome tioa at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; Son' Henry and Homer launch high 9:00 Welcome Arthur " New*: Pioneer* Arthur Mary lymn festival. The Wisconsin- As- 9:15 Tr»veiir» • Story; B»tt» Godfrey Fredd11 y Martin Oodfrtr My Story .Traveler* of Mryand Mrs. Leslie G. Durkee, school gossip column, Crocker Arthur Sweet. Arthur Betty Crocker Margarat Double or sociation of Church Musicians, its 9:30 Gilbert's Gallery McBrlde Nothing ; iii Billboard); . " ; 2201 Dempsey rd., he attended 7:05 p.m.—Screen Guild Flay, tM Trader: New» • Romance* Godfrey Muslo Oodfrer Romance* I sponsor, has invited Dr. Earl E, ers (WISC): "Mr. 880," with Ed- NINE. "Mockin' Bird Hill" (No. East high school and enlisted In 19:00 Break the • victor Llndianr Arthur Women'» New* Arthur Vlctnr Llndlahf M. M. McBrld* Break th* Sarper of the State University of • Davm Amity , Godfrey Godfrey David Amity Answer Man Bank 1 in Billboard). -.» June, 1947. mund Gwenn, Burt Lancaster, Back. • U. 8. Arm* Queen tor Jack Berch Iowa to return as guest conductor. TEN. "You're Just in Love" (off Dorothy McGuire. 10:30 Jack Berch • Queen for Music Speaks Mid-Morn ln« Grand Slam Capt. Stubby Dave Oarrowav Thomas- J.. Sieger, radar man 10:45 Dave Gtrroway a Day. Betty Cau Matlnen Rosemary Kitchen Club' a Day • I The festival will berin at- 4 p. the Billboard roll). bird class, formerly or 650 ,E. 7:30 p.m. — Father Knows Best Mrs. Eleanor m. in Luther Memorial church. Listed by. the Billboard but not (WIBA): too many surprise parties 11:00 Share the Wealth • Luncheon Club News of Amerloe, New*: Matinee Wendy Warrtn Luncheon Club News Johnson st., Is a crew member-of. 11:1.1 Plckenn Party • Edwin C. Hill Aunt Jenny New*:. Matinee Aunt Jenny New* Virginia (Hit Roosevelt Dr. and 'Mrs.: Harper will meet by Gulp .were "Would I Love he destroyer escort "USS M. B. for Andersons' anniversary. 11:30 General • General Music for You Farm and Hnm* Helen Trent F*rm World Tello-Teet O, P. SteamStearn* with persons interested in church You?," fifth; "Tennessee Waltz," 8 p.m. — Suspense (WBBM) 11:45 MacArthur MacArtnui Jackpot QuU Farm Front Our (HI Sunday Today New* Woman la House lawman, recently reactivated *t music at a seminar at 4 p. m. Sat- ninth, and. "I Apologize/'. 10th. San Diego. James Stewart tries to save girl 12:00 • Newi: RoundUD Lady of House Dncle JultUK Music: Market* 91* Sister Dinner New* News' Here's urday in the Top Flight room of News Bell Hostess HmiM Norman Roe* Harley C. Burnson, airman, son from suicide—or homicide. 12:15 • Farm Serrleti • Newt • New* Ha Perkln* Organist Here's Nnrman the Memorial Union. Anyone: may ART TEACHERS* At a infer- 8:15 p.m. —• Errand of Mercy 12:30 • News Bob Markets: The New*: Market* new* ence May 12 in Appleton,^Wiscon- of Mr; and Mrs. H: £. Burnson, 12:4] • March Time Swaneoa Buccaneers .Farm and Home Gutdlnt Llcht L Burllattun New* Ron attend and bring his specific prob- 3161 Buena Vista" st,-recent1- com- (WFOW): Olan Soule in "Disas- em, including, work with junior sin teachers of art will vote on • Double or Bob flwanaon Shopping: Farm Serrloe 2nd Mrs. Burton Dolph Hewitt Ladle* Double or pleted a phase of rocket, bomb, ter." 1:00 , ' Baseball to Muslo SI Hays and ?emr Mason School Tim* Fair: New* , Nothing • choirs—Mrs. Harper's specialty. formal establishment. of the Wis- 1:15! Nothlna- 1 Okay Uve Like and gunnery training at El Centre, 8:30 p.m. — Hilton Playhouse 1:30 • Woman in House Baseball Here's Daughter Nora Drake Kennedy: Bob O'Connor ' a Millionaire But the benefits of the festival consin Art Education assn., an or- (WKOW): Robert Cummings in 1:45 • Magic in.Miuto • Baseball Harper • Muslo Booth Brighter Day Atcher I ganization proposed in November alifornia. will extend far beyond Sunday. "F.O.B America," story of auto- Bob Atcher Tun* Life Beautiful at the convention of the Wiscon- Seaman William D. Rlsinger. 2:00 Lire Beautiful • Baseball Luella Mutlo • Hllltoo House Present* . Test: New* Road of Life An offering will be taken, and on of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. mobiles' early days. 2:15 Road of Life • Baseball Mortenson Booth Kings How quick As Two-Ton Pepper Young proceeds will go to help build up sin Education assn. 2:30 Pepper Young • Baseball Hnusepartv and Organ Melodlee RoueepartT and Baker Right o* Haootnef Prof. Frederick Logan, of the Risinger, Route 1, and Seaman Ap- 9 p.m,—Screen Directors Play- 2:45_ Bight toHap'nesa • Baseball Cedrlc Ad*m* • Star Time Cedrlc Adam* a Flash I a library of church music for house .(WIBA): Tallulah Bankhead, University of Wisconsin, has served prentice Leroy F. Holzwarth, ion Ted Malone Radio Qid* Backstage WUe .ending to choirs and choruses of Mr. and Mrs. Ray F. Holrwartii, Stephen Cochrane in "Humor- 3:00 Backstage Wife • Baseball Strike It Chape) In Strike It Frances. Scully Jane Mason Stella Dallas as general chairman of the organ- 3:15 Stella Dallas • Baseball Rich the SkT Rich Share th* Wealth Lorenzo -Jnnee throughout the state. izing vcomnxittee. 1546 Jefferson st. recently re- esque" . . . Playhouse (WKOW): 3:30 Lorenzo Jone* • Scoreboard Treasury Band •Melody Play or Pay Feature Earl Nightingale Wldder Brown The library was founded at the Chester Morris ^n "Homecoming," 3:45 Wldder Brown • Dolly Madison News Hour Double Oulx Food( Membership chairmen in six re- urned to San Diego aboard -the A Girl Marriee association's second festival, short- aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge. tale o£ returning GI. • Dolly Madison Mary Case*** MelndT Paul New* Earl Nightingale gions are distributing the tentative •j. * + 4:00 News: Madison Hannibal Cobb Marshall Kent Portia Faces Lift ly after the death of Mrs. Paul constitution and plans for the May hich was ordered back to the Far 4:15 Hour • Uncle SbowcaM Hour Paul Gibson Beulah Spotlight Just Plain Bill Fulcher, Madison organist for 4:30 Just Plain Bill D!cX'3 Harmony News. K&rney Singing Story Front P Parrel! meeting. The Madison area chair- East when Chinese Communist* 4:45 Front P. Farrell ABC Club Houte Patrad: e of Band* Gold Coast whom it was named. entered the Korean war. Music Memoriain- _n.i.il roan is Evely * n Baumann; , art teach- 10:30 a.m.—Jack Berch (WIBA): Fiesta Time New* Fun Straight Clifton Dtley The Louise Fulcher er gt West (g h 6cnool 5:00 • Play Time Etra!Kh» & th« World • University New* Factory Arrow Wed library is administered by the % "Dowr. by the Station," "Little 5:15 • Fiesta Arrow Special Curt Maun Big Jon Sky Howard . Among others who have helped Sale," had three music publisher* 5:30 • News Tou Atked Lowell Thorn** and Sparky King New* University of Wisconsin extension in planning the organization ar<; Red Caboose," other railroad 9:45 • Sports; New* £ini: B,Benson For It Only. Special division. Much of the organ mu- c v , Quinn bidding for permission to publish songs. Melody Fir* R.Harknee* na le '.r chairman Jie composition five minutes «lter 6:00 • Dinner • New*: Fleet* News • New* Jack Edwin O. Bill News Hometownere sic available came from Mrs. Ful- |« %^si Union gallery 10:45 a.m.—Dial Dave Garroway 6:15 Music: New* • Fulton Lewis Music for Serenade Armstronc of Gabriel Beatter News of World cher's personal collection. Richard Hayes first sang it on the 6:30 • News ot World • Armstronn nt Dining: Sport* Youth Towa Club is Fultnn Lewi*. Jr. 1 Man'* Family ,| committee who teaches at Neenah; (WIBA): "It's a Lovely Day To- Edw R. Uuritm Bin* Sinn Bdw. R. Murrow , th* SBI ir. day," "Because of You." 6:45 •. 1 Man's Family the 8BI I Sister Mary Thpmasita o£ Cardinal News: Screen Reynold* Aldrtch sets of anthems, and considerable 5:30 p,m.—Curt Massey (WBBM): 1:00 • Aldrtch News: Screen Student* Speak ' Serenade FBI in peaet on Records Stritch college, Milwaukee, who FISHERMAN: Art Linkletter, rta.clnn»l Uuard and War Guild Flayer* Family organ music. Vocal solos will be "April in Paris." 7:15 Family Guild Players ™0?STimer* Mister Screen Guild Pierre Andre Father Know* was on the jury of the 1951 Stu- lack from a vacation in Acapulco. 1:30 •Father Enow* Screen Guild Mister Keen Player* Show: New* But added to the shelves soon. Twen- dent Art show here; L, Irene Buck, 6:15 p.m.—Jack Smith (WBBM): 1:45 Best Players Keen Jamboree y-five copies of each anthem are •eports the biggest sailfish catch and Dinah Shore; "How Could You Old Timer* Suspense (Original True or art director of the Madison public of the season In those Mexican 8:00 • Dragnet ' Original In the Land Suspen** I Amateur Falsa Dragnet available. schools, and five university faculty waters. It weighed in »t 147 Believe Me," "Would I Love You." 1:15, • Dragnet Amateur o: Jaza Jamboree I Hour Reporter* Counter The music may. be borrowed • Thursday Hour Hilton Old Timer* Hilton members — Helen Wann Annen, pounds. 6:30 p.m.—Club 15 (WBBM): "A 8:30 1 Jamboree playhoux IR. Montgomery Roundup Spy without charge, except for return Penny a Kiss," "Mockin' Bird Hill." 8:45 Serenade R. Montgomery PlavhouM Donald M. Anderson, Leonard 1 The Newsstand Guy Lombardo Screen postage, by "any responsible per- Good, James Schwalbach, and Al- 9:00 Screen • Rod and Gun The Dnlversl Playhouse Theater Orchestra Director* 9:15 Director* Club; New* ,. Playhouse Farm Second son or group in the state," accord- fred Sessler. • Newsreel News;- Cancer • News; Paul Gibson Vincent Lope* Play ng to tSe extension division, it Sports 9:30 Play Program at Your Request Tell the Truth rreddv Martin Right Houee + + * Most Complete Homing 9:41 House • Elmer Davis may be obtained for either ex- BANK ON THIS: Any 1:25 p. m. —Baseball (WISC): New* New* Detective Call Newt Cubs vs. Cincinnati. 10:00 • News • News News • Muslo At Eric Sevareid Bob Bison Chicago at Night Sonrt» Srnwlal amination or use. larity between names, etc., is 10:15 • Tonlte'* Muslo • Frank Edward* Sport* Your Reauett Johnny . Benny News; Songs Skip Farrell + * + purely coincidental, but CBS News 1:45 p. m.--Baseball (WJJD): 10:30 • Concert • News Lonesome Gal • Muslo At Dollar: Sport* Rubin: Sport* Larry Fotlne Show NEWS White Sox vs. St. Louis. 10:45 Master • Ed Sllvera Top Tunes Your ReaueM OUTDOOR THEATER: The has just acquired two new cor- New* News Frank Edward* New* respondents— Pierpoint and Mor- 9 p. m—Rod and Gun Club 11:00 • News: Th* * News: Sport* News: Lawler** • Silent Henry Brandon Lon Badger ^Outdoor theater, north of Monday Through Saturday Final: Ed Folly • Silent Eddy Howard Cee Davidson • inesome OM gan, Robert Pierpoint is assigned (WISC): opening fresh-water 1310 Club Lawler1* • Bllent Orchestra Eddie O'Neal Larry Fotlne The Che* Madison on Highway 51, will open Brought to You Through fishing season. . The 1310 Sllvera • Silent Dan Terry Art Kassel Orch, Orch: New* show I to tt tonight with a double bill, fHalls to Tokyo, Edward P. Morgan, to 11:45 Club: Newe Show Folly the New York staff. Th* Courtesy «f — . * •!• + FM channels of Montezuma" and "Fighting • Starred programs are also cirried on corresponding; FM stations . . Fools." Pyramid Motor Co. Discussion WIBA-FM .. 101.5 M. WWCF I WIBU) 94.9 M. WISC-FM . 98.1 M. SONG FOR SALE: Casey Fer- guson, whose tune "I Am Free" 6:55 a.m. 11 a. m. — Second 50 Years TOP TUNES: Most requested Alex Dreier for Skelly Oil (WHA): "Role of Older People in 6:45 Outdoor Sporti 4*0 Song Favorites was a recent winner on "Songs for «:50 Musical Menu 4:15 French Program songs on talk-back phonographs in 7:00 a.m. American Society," Robert Havig- WFOW-FM 7:00 News: I Hear It Now 4:30 Music of the Masters Madison last week, as reported by hurst. 104.9 Meis. 7:30 Feature Time: Newi 5:30 Legislative Forum Bob Gulp of WFOW, were: Madison Merchants 8:00 Public Service 5;45 News 5:15 p. m.—You and the World Thursday 8:15 Errand of Mercy 6:00 Organ Melodies ONE. "How High the Moon" 7:30 a.m. , A. M- Surprise» Prizell-^*rtt*~^^ (WKOW): "The World Crisis," 8:30 Package of New Recordi 6:30 Dinner Muslcale seventh on the latest Billboard Monday through Fridiy Harry Kern of Newsweek, 8:00 Yawn Patrol S:45 Twilight Time: News FM ONLY In every package - 8:15 News: Yawn Patrol 9:00 Lawrence Welle 8:45 Dinner Musicale magazine list). Emporium Dept. Stort 5:30 p. m.—Legislative Forum Entertainment 8:30 Clockwatchers; Newi 9:30 Jan Gorber: News 7:15 Views of the News 9:00 Herb Kern 10:00 Sammy Kaye TWO: "On Top of Old Smoky" 8:45 a.m. (WHA): Assemblyman R. G. Marotz, THURSDAY, APR. 19 9:15 Ben Light 11:30 Vaughn Monroe; News 7:30 Northwestern Reviewing Stand 8:30 p. m.—Reporters Roundup Madison: "Werewolf 01 London" at 9:30 Dance Band 12:00 Madison at Mldnlte 3:00 Special Lecture leighth in Billboard). Monday—W«dnMdiy—Pridar 2:20, 4'50, 7:25, and 10; "Phantom of 10:00 News: Musical Variety 9:00 FM concert THREE. "Across the Wide Mis- (WGN): Rep. H. H. Velde (R-I11.) Paris" at 1:15. 3:50. 6:25, and fi. 12:01 Russell's Rendezvous 10:55 Night News (to U Fox De Luxe Chicken ' Capitol: "The Redhead and the Cow- 10:30 Show Tunes 12:55 News souri" (Not on Billboard list), boy" at 1:30, 3:35. 6:40, 7:45, and 9:50. 10:45 Novelty Shop 1:00 RusseU'i Rendezvoul FOUR. "Aba Daba Honeymoon" 11:00 News; Willy Lupe- 1:55 News (tlllJjOO) CHIEFS WORK TOGETHER Dainty 9:55 a.m. 1'ralrie: "So Young, So Bad" at 7:30 11:30 Navy Band :third In Billboard). Farm Programs and 9:40. Dtliciom 12:15 p. m. — Farm Strand: "Three Guys Named Mike" »t 11:45 Sacred Heart Program HATTIESBURG, Miss. — (U.R)— FIVE. "If (second in Bill- 1:15. 4:15. 7:20, and 10:20: "Taraec ' P. M. WHAandWHA-FM When Fire Chief Ed J. Barksdale's Ho n«y-f favored (WIBA): "Start More Pigs Unknown" at 2:45. 5:45, and 8:50. 12:00 News; Al Jolson 970 Kc.—88.7 Mecs. board). • WIBA 12:15 Sportsman THURSDAY i house caught fire he sprang to the SIX. "Sparrow in the Treetop" ket," Theodore Nonn, George " Middleton: "Sunset Boulevard" at 7 12:30 Jaclc Smith. NBC—Keep Your Dial at 1310 Dehnert, John Torke. |and 9:10. 12:45 Sons of Pioneers: Newi A. M. telephone. The fire already had same place on both lists)'. . PRINCESSL , Orpheum: 'Father's Little Dividend" 1:00 Gordon MacRae 970 Kc.—88.1 Men. been reported by his next door SEVEN. "Beautiful Brown Eyes" 11 Other Newscasts From 12:30 p.m.—Farm Hour (WHA): |at 1:40. 3:40. 5:45. 7:50, and 9:50. 1:15 Art Van Damme 7:00 Farm Program Crackers—Get some today "Fertilizin"Fprtili7inEg- thPe TnrCorn OnCrop,n " HC . JJ.. . ?****&: •'Inside Straight' _at 1:10. 1:30 Manhattan Moodi 7:30 Band Wagon neighbor, Police Chief E. C. Har- (absent from Billboard list), OITAUTT 1ISCUIT CO., MILWAUKEE, WIS. Noon to Midnight 4:05. 7:05, and 10:05; "Cause lor Alarm" 1:45 Margaret Whiting; News 7:58 Weather Report ris. EIGHT. "Be My Love" (fourth Chapman; "Late Blight, Other at 2:50. 5:50. aud 8:50. 2:00 Contrasts In-Music; Newi 8:00 Moraine Melodies Vegetable Diseases," E. K..Wade. Badicer Outdoor: "Hails of Monte- 3:00 Music Party: Newi 9:20 Nursery School of the Air zuma" at 7:07 and- 10:30: "FlghtlnS 4:00 JuKe Box Jam 9:30 Music Enjoyment V * + Fools" at 8:15. 4:15 camcus Club; Newi 9:55 Weather Report 5:00 Ken Griffin 10:00 Homemakers Program For Children 5:15 Program Preview 10:3O PTA Program Community Center 10:45 Views of the News 5p.m.—Playtime (WIBA): "Comej THURSDAY, APR. 19 11:00 The Second 50 Years Visit My Ranch." Craft class, 1:30 p. m.: Softball man- •alntlDBS of Wisconsin:" "Nlssedahle;" P. M. •!••!•*.. agers, chess, photographic club, 7:33 portrait of Cyrus Woodman. Open 9 a.m. 12:11 Music D.m.: square donee. 8 P.m.; Older Adult 5 p.m. Monday through Friday; 8 12:20 News Klub card uarty, 7:45 p.m. ta. to 4 p.m. Saturday, 12:30 Farm Program Miscellanous Madison Free LIDtary: All-City Photo- 1:00 Chapter a Day 9 a. in. — Welcome Travelers trannic salon. ODea 9 a.m. to B p.m 1:30 News of the Week • (WIBA): with Matt Cvetic of "I, Current^ Exhibits Closes Aor. 21.) 2:00 Books of Today Was a rnmrnnni<^ fnr tV,o TTRT " Memorial TJnlOJu Student Art show 5:30 Oit the Record: New* 2:30 Music You Want was a uommunist lor the 1BI. |n,am and taeater galleries. (Closes 6:00 Musical Menu 3:00 Governor's Conferenca 10 a. m.—Homemakers (WHA):iMa? 13)1 . "Value in Canned and Frozen! (Close.J^" s™ Apr VJi. 22)i . PuertM bird pictures Vegetables." Eleanor Turner. Hillel Foundation: "Independent* ans Rejects," student art. (Closet Mnj 11 a. m.—Johnny Olsen (WISC): 6). and Johnny Desmond. State Historical Museum: "Primitive SO handy for grilling

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