' (Prosrams Mstrtl In The Wis- FREQUENCIES Tuesday, December 26, 1944 Wlieonsln Slot* Journal — ! con«in State Journal are check- , WIBA 1310 WCFL 1000 KMOX 1120 Martlvm ed to the last possible moment. WHA 070 WIBU 1240 WGN 720 Chances may be made, how- WLW 700 WENR 890 WIND 560 DRWINSTHE CAR OF HIS LATEST NOSODV U FIND THAT WEU.SONNV.' ever, at the discretion of stations &* the WBBM 780 WTMJ 620 WJJD 1160 VICTIM, BOTTLENECK SPEEDS DOWN STIFF FORMCIKS-4ND WHEN WHAT'S WPO*5 [ and networks.) WCCO 830 WMAQ 670 HIS 890 THE HISHWAV, SPINNING WITH EVIL THEV DQ THEV'LL HAVE ATOU6H IftOTTA WITH YOUR SATISFACTION/ IM.' TALK TO- SISTER? Tonight's Aces WIBA TONIGHT 5:30 News Edition. 8:30 NBC Fibber and Molly. Variety 5:45 The Sports Parade. 9:0(1 NBC Bob Hope Show. S:55 News Reports. 8:30 NBC Hildcgarde. 7:30 p. m.—Alan Young (WLS)'. 6:00 NBG Supper C1U1K tO'.OO NlKht News Edition. 8:15 Dinner Melody. 10:13 BLUE Raymond Gi'nm Swing Santo ('UiiiH disappoints Alnn. 6::io Nile KvYrythlnK for the Boy*. :0:30 Nile: Word* and Wnr. K p. rn Oracle Flrld* (WKNR): 7:(H) NHC Johnny PrefiorvU. 11:1)0 NBC News Kcpnrtii. "Jt-anmc." the htUt* Scotch ItinsUj, 1::IO NHL A Date With Judy. 11:05 NBC Boy Shield Company. 8:00 Trunx Field Calling. 11:55 NBC News Reports. and Johnny, the' Brooklyn boy, m;ike plans for New Year's eve OTHER STATIONS TONIGHT dance: music, "California" and "1 Dream of You.'' 5:00 Terry and tne Pirates—WENR 8:30 This i« My Best—WBBM 5:15 Jimmy Allen—WGN 8:30 American Forum—WIBU 9:30 p. m.—Hildcgarde (WIBA): 5:15 Dick Tracy—WENR 8:30 Fibber McGee—WTMJ WMAQ with Oscar Levant, pianist; Shir- 5:15 University Special—WIBU 8:30 Spotlight Bands—WENR ley Booth, comedienne; Mark 5:15 Edwin C Hill—WBBM WCCO 8:55 Storyteller—WENR LISSEN.YA SAVED AK SCS GRUMPOP5W A, BUI HEY-LOOK WWS LETS DUCK-EM, 5:30 Fiesta—WIBU 9:00 Service to the Front—WBBM COM1N'. YOU TAKE JERRY, t DON'T Sandrich, movie producer. 5:30 Superman—WGN 0:00 OFF SEA-GOIN' LITTLE AW PLEASE OOMT BE BOTHER**' ME TVWISTH' Bob Hope—WTMJ WMAQ KIND* •WA.NT ANV f f 5:30 Jack Armstrong—WENR 9:00 Rnymond Gram Swing—WENR I HAVE MET A, HAN'SOME MARINE '/ 's f 5:45 Tom Mix—WGN WIBU D:15 Andy nunncll Show—WENR WHICH 1 AM NCW AFFIANCED TO. HE DOUBLE news. 5:45 Cant. MldnlKht—WENIl B:15 Paul Scliubni t—WJJlu SKI NEX' TME AT THE SO-CALLED CROSSIN Miscellaneous 8:00 I Lovo a Myateiy—WCCO 0:30 K-My llownrtl—WIBU FIGHT WHICH 1 ATTENDED. BUMVA, 6:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr.—WIBU D:30 Crime Files of Flamond—WGN 8:55 p. m.—Storyteller (WENR): 6:00 Supper club—WTMJ 8:30 Let Yourself Go—WENB "Split Second Operation." 6:00 Dr. Preston Bradley—WGN 0:30 Congress Speaks—WBBM 9:30 p. m.—Let Yourself Go 6:00 Jim Blade Music—WMAQ 9:30 Hildegarde—WTMJ WMAQ 6:05 Dinning Sisters—WBBM 9:« Behind the . Scenes at CBS— OVEN'R): Milton Eerie with Laur- 6:15 Music That Satisfies—WBBM WBBM itz Melchior and Bennett Cerf, ,«:15 Lum and Abner—WIBU 10:00 Supper Clutl—WMAQ publisher and author. 6:30 Supper Interlude—WMAQ 10:00 I Love a Mystery—WBBM ALAN YOUNG 6:30 Those Who Serve—WTMJ 10:15 King's Jester and Janette— 9:45 p. m.—Behind the Scenes 6:30 American Melody Hour—WBBM WBBM at CBS (WBBM): guest, C. E. WLS at 7:30 6:45 Btng Sings—WIBU 10:30 Everything for the Boys—WMAQ In a recent poll, Alan Young 6:45 H V. Kaltenborn—WMAQ 10:45 Rumpus Room—WTMJ Hooper, radio program surveyor 7:00 Johnny Presents—WTMJ WMAQ 10:45 Salute to Victory -WBBM and rater. was selected by radio-editors of 7:00 Confidentially Yours — WGN 11:10 Jimmy Milliard Orch.—WBBM the United States and Canada as 7:00 Big Town—WBBM WCCO 11:15 Lawrence Welk—>WGN <• •> •> 7:15 Songs to Remember—WIBU 11:20 Gay Claridge Orch.—WENR "The Most Promising Star of To- 7:15 Lum and Abner—WLS 11:30 Eddy Howard Orch.—WGN Music morrow." 7:30 Roy Rogers—WGN 11:30 Henry Brandon Orch.—WENH i # * # # 7:30 Alan Young Show—WLS 11:30 Roy Shield and Co.—WMAQ 6:30 p. m. — Dick H a y m e s 7:30 Date With Judy—WTMJ WMAQ 11:30 Bobby Sherwood Orch.—WBBM (WIBA): with Judy Garland. j 10:30 p. m. — Words at War 7:30 Theater of Romance—WBBM 11:45 Les Crosley Orch.—WBBM TW TUBE. JUTTING OUT WITHIN NOTE THE LINING OF THE TUBE, HEAT THAT WOULD MELT IN A 7:30 p. m.—Roy Rogers (WGN): i (WIBA): "The Scapegoats of His- 7:30 Victory Jamboree—WIBU 12:00 Musical Nightcap—WMAQ 8:00 Mystery Theater—WTMJ WMAQ 12:00 Nite Watch (to 5:30)—WIND tory." THE RUDDER ASSEMBLY, IS THE BRICK - IT IS OF SPECIAL METAL FEW SECONDS THE FINEST, "Winter Wonderland," "Where 8:00 Burns and Allen—WBBM WCCO 12:05 Carl Sand Orch.—WBBM 1 •:he Mountains Meet the Sky," f> Q f» 8:00 Gracie Fields Show—WENH 12:05 Benny Strong Orch.—WGN OUTLET FOR THE ROCKET BLAST.' THAT CAN WITHSTAND TERRIFIC MOST HARDENED STEEL- 8:00 Gabriel Heatter—WGN WIBU 12:15 Yours Alone—WENR HEW.' "Cowboy Wedding." 8:15 Real Life Stories—WGN 12:30 Charlie Agnew Orch —WBBM 8:30 p. m. — Symphony Hall \ Wednesdaytime 8:15 Something for the Girls—WIBU 12:45 The Feeling Is Mutual—WGN "VVGX): Chausson's "Symphony j 9 a. m.—My True Story (WLS): 8:30 Symphony Hall—WGN 1:00 News and Music—WBBM 1 :n B Flat. ' Berlioz' "Roman Car- "Sacred Promises." WIBA WEDNESDAY nival." and "Siegfried's Rhine ! 9:45 a. m.—Listen Post (WLS): .Tourney" from Wagner's "Gotter- ! "I' Should Come Home to This" Morning 1:45 Matinee. liammerung" . . . Spotlight Bands i by Virginia Faulkner. 8:00 Morning Parade. 2:00 NBC Woman of America. 6:30 News Reports. 2:15 NBC . WENR): Frankie Masters. 1:15 p. m'.- — Two on a Clue 6:35 Morning Variety. 2:30 News Reports. (WBBM): new adventure, "The 7:00 NBC World News Roundup. 2:35 Music of the Day. • 7:15 Musical Clock. 2:45 NBC Right to Happiness. Case of the Very Neat Man." 7:30 State Journal News Edition. 3:00 NBC . Drama 1:45 p. m. — Hymns of All 7:50 Musical Clock. 3:15 NBC Stella Dallas. 3:30 NBC Lorenzo Jones. i Churches (WMAQ): "Whispering 8:30 Contests. 7 p. m.—Big Town .(WBBM): 8:35 Interlude. 3:45 NBC . 'The Unliehted Christmas Trees." j Hope," "Steal Away," "Ivory 8:45 Shopping Guide. 4:00 Interlude. 4:15 Music for School & Home. 7:30 p. m.—Theater of Romance ! Palaces." 3:00 The Trading Post. 9:15 NBC Reveille Roundup. 4:30 Campus Jamboree. (WBBM): original drama based I 2:30 p. m. — New Horizons 0:30 NBC Finders Keepers. 5:00 The Balladeers. ^SEEf LIKE THIS, en incidents connected with Han- i (WBBM): "The Holy Land" shows 10:00 NBC Road of Life. 5:30 News Edition. MRS. NEBB — FREEIY__>OU HAVE 10:15 Home Front Quartermaster. 5:45 The Sports Parade. MINUTE-NOW /AMD NO PEEKING eel's writing of "The Messiah." • rise of modern Palestine. 10:30 News. 5:55 N-e-ws Reports. .THEFIOOR ALL TO 8 p. m. — Mystery Theater i 3:15 p. m.—Jack Berch (WENR): 10:40 Interlude. Evening '^2%g^mRDV*S*KNEBBS REDUCING YOURSELF; 6:00 NBC Supper Club. (WMAQ): Somerset Maugham's i "I Must See Annie Tonight," 10:45 NBC David Harum. EXERCISES-SHE 11:00 Linda's First Love. 8:15 NBC News of the World. OUGHT TDL. ''The Letter." I "Mama Inez," "Rosalie," "J Love 11:15 Mary Foster. , B:30 Dinner Melody. 11:30 Tire Farm Roundup. 6:45 NBC H. V. KaUenborn. 8:30 p. m. — This Is My Best i You Truly." 7:00 NBC Mr. and Mrs. North. (WBBM): Robert Benchley in j 5:15 p. m.—Lynn Murray Or- Afternoon 7:30 NBC Carton of Cheers. | chestra (WBBM): with Joseph 12:00 News Reports. 8:00 NBC Eddie Cantor Show. "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty," 12:05 Farm Roundup. 8:30 NBC Mr. District Attorney. fcy James Thurber. ; Laderoute, tenor; "The World is 12:15 Farm Service. 9:00 NBC Kay Kyser College. 9:30 p. m. — Crime Files of i Waiting for the Sunrise," "Love 12:30 Noon News Edition. 10:00 Night News Edition. : 12:50 Interlude. 10:15 BLUE Raymond Gram Swing. Ilamond (WGN): "The Case of Is Here to Stay," "Drink to Me 1:00 NBC . .10:30 NBC Arthur Hopkins Presents tie Wrong Gift." Only With Thine Eyes." 1:15 NBC Today's Children. 11:30 NBC Design for Listening. 1:30 NBC Women in White. 11:55 NBC News Reports. OTHER STATIONS WEDNESDAY WHA WEDNESDAY 0:45 Listening Post—WLS —MORNING— 9:45 Bachelor's Children—WBBM 7:30 Band Wagon. . 11:40 Noon Muslcale. Farm Service—WLS 10:00 Amanda—WBBM WCCO 7:45 Morning News. 12:20 Noon News. Top o' The Mi.rninK—WTMJ 10:00 Hoacl nf Lite—WMAQ WTMJ 7:58 WHA Program Review. 12:30 Farm Program: Winter Rations Evr-ictt Mitchell—WMAQ 8:00 Music You Want: Villa-Lofton — for Ewes . . . Burl Winchester; P-5-5-P-5-S5-HOW 10:00 Iircakfast at Sardl's—VTLS The Child's Family. Sam Safety Reflects on 1944 . . P-5-S-S5-S-S- B^ck to the Bibln—WIND 10:15 —WBBM WCCO DO YOU SPELL DID YOU SftY, ^ JUST PUT Morning Devotions—WLS 10:15 WMC Program—WIBU 8:30 Morning Melodies. R. C. Swanson. BE RIGHT Pats Gallicchlo—WMAQ 9:15 News and Views. 1:00 Chapter a Day: "Ridln' the Rain- WONDER'WHAT'S ftFFECTlONATELt? "LOYE AND BftCK- 10:15 Rosemary—WMAQ WTMJ 9:30 Fun Time: bow" by Rosemary Taylor. Farm Service—WIBU 10:30 Star Playhouse—WMAQ KE.EPIKG MY P6RDNER Musical Clock—WIBU 9:50 Piano Interlude. 1:30 Organ Melodies: Don Voegeli. 10:30 Bright Horizon—WBBM WCCO 9:57 Weather Report. 2:00 Short Story Time. PARDNER? Your Neighbor—w.MAQ 10:45 What's Your Idea? —WIBU WGN ftFFECTIONftTELY BrrakJast Club—WLS 10:00 Homemakers' Program: Foods 2:30 Music of the Masters. 10:45 David Harum—WMAQ WTMJ That Stretch the Budget . . . Mrs. 3:30 Truax Field Calling. MAYBE- Wisconsin Weather—WIBU iO:45 Aunt Jenny's Stories—WBBM Arthur Miller; Listen in on Your 4:00 Excursions In Science. My True Story—WLS 10:55 Lanny and Gir:gcr—WIBU Voice . . . Mrs. Julia H. Mailer. 4:15 Treasury Salute. WITH Haven of Rest—WJJD 11:00 Gabriel Hcatter—WIBU 10:30 Letters from Fighting Badgers. 5:30 Adventure Stories: "Kim" — Rud- PIE L.,ra Lawton—WMAQ WTMJ 11:00 The Editor's Daughter—WMAQ 10:45 Musical Moments. yard Kiplinp. Valiant l^irty—WlitJM WCCO 11:00 Kate Smith Speaks—WBBM 11:00 "Bulldlnjr a New World," part 1, 4:48 Afternoon News, ll"lnfw C'lirlsli.-in Hour—WIBU 11:00 OulchriK Light—WTMJ Dr. Walter Jndd. 3:00 MnsterworkB o( Music. Li«"i C't tin: World -WI1HM 11:00 Marllin and Helen—WLS Kintlrrs Kri'iM-r-.—WMAtJ WTMJ 11:15 Mndii'n First Love—WMAQ Tl.m UiiiiiCINt: Wollil -WIHiM 11:10 BUI Sinter— WBBM WCJCO KMOX 9:15 Bob and Ilene—WENR Shiiely VaJlpy Ki.lk—W(!JU 11:1.1 rihymstcr Time—WGN 9:15 Paul Schubert—WIBU Police Check Third 11:15 TiKlny's Children—WTMJ 0:30 Northerners—WGN 11:20 Fnrni anrl Home Hour—WlflU 0:30 Scramby Amby—WENB NEWS BROADCASTS' 11:3(1 Women In White—WTMJ 10:00 Answer Man—WGN in Dsath Series TONIC.;irr 11:30 Helen Trent—WBBM WCCO 10:00 I Love a Mystery—WBBM 5 Mi KMOX WUIiM •OH WEN'R WCFL 11:45 Reveille Roundup—WMAQ 10:00 Supper Club—WMAQ RAPID CITY, S. D.—CU.R)— S 00 « MAQ WG.N 10 :00 WENK WIBU 10:15 So the Story Goes—WBBM William Shepherd, 57, Faith, S 11:45 Our G.il Sunday—WBBM WCCO 10:30 Bing Crosby—Bob Hope—WIBU S.00 WIBU H •00 WCCO WCFL. 11:45 Farm Front—WIBU D., died Saturday, the third death 5 05 WMAQ 10 :00 WIIiA WTMJ 10:30 Just for Fun—WMAQ S 15 WBBM WCCO 10 •15 KMOX WCCO —AFTERNOON— 10:45 Fulton Lewis, Jr.—WGN ' in a strange series of mishaps. 10:50 Rumpus Room—WTMJ S:30 WIBA WBBM Id •15 WMAQ WIIIA 12:00 Elizabeth Hart Presents—WMAQ He was fatally injured in an 5 30 WTMJ WCCO 10 •:•:<> WCiN 11:05 Petrlllo and Janette—WBBM 12:00 Life dm Me Beautiful—WBBM 11:15 Arthur Murray Program—WENB automobile accident Tuesday that 5 45 WBBM WMAQltl .'ill WUIJiW WENB 12:110 Dinnerbcll Time—WLS All K I ;,; U'IHA WBBM in :-l5 V.'GN 11:15 Benny Strong—WGN claimed the life of Manson Kem- I'm watchin 1Z:00 The Grenadiers—WTMJ 11:20 Gay Claridge Orch.—WENH jf inish 6 00 WLS 11 •01) WIIiA 12:00 farm Hour—WIBU ery, Red Scaffold, S. D., while 6 <: WKNH WON 12:13 Mil Perkins—WCCO WBBM 11:30 •oil WliliM WTMJ 11:30 Wordu tit War—WMAQ 6 :m WIBI; WGN n 12::iO llcrnnrcllnn Flynn—WBBM 11:31) Tommy Tucker Orch.—WBBM ing a telegram to Mrs. Clnrn Snm- 6 45 WMAQ II :::() WINU la::iO Loop Nonnduy Service—WJJD uelson, whose son, First Lieut 7 CO WIND WI.S H .-,;, WIIIA WTMJ 11:45 Lcs Crosley Orch.—WBBM 7 in wim; 12 III) WKNH WIND 12:45 The GdldncrKS—WBBM WCCO 12:00 Musical Nightcap—WMAQ Carl E. Samuelson, was killed 1 1:00 This Farming Business—WLS Nite Watch (to 6)—WIND 7 30 WIND Wl'FL I- .llU WON WBBM 1:00 Joyce Jordan—WCCO WBBM 12:00 when his army bomber crashed 7 .65 KMOX WBBM 12:55 WENR 12:05 Carl Sand Orch.—WBBM 1:00 Farm Service—WIBU Chuck Fosler Orch.—WGN on the Santa Fe railroad tracks 8 00 WON WIND 1:00 WGN WBBM 1:00 —WTMJ 12:05 8 .30 WCFL WIND 1:00 WIND Also 2 12:15 Yours Alone—WENR near Amarillo, Tex., Tuesday. 1:00 Guiding Light—WMAQ 12:30 Bobby Sherwood Orch.—WBBM 3, 4. 51 1:15 Two on a Clue—WBBM Shepherd was brought to a 1:15 Si Hays—WIBU 1:00 News and Music—WBBM WEDNESDAY 1:15 Treasury Salute—WLS Rapid City hospital after the A M. 'J 3D WIBA 1:15 Jane Cowl—WGN wreckage of his car was discov- 50 WMAQ WIND 2.45 WLS 1:15 Today's Children—WMAQ ered near Faith Tuesday night by 00 WIND WMAQ 3-00 WBBM WENR 1:15 The Goldbergs—WTMJ Japs Claim Yanks 'i5 WTMJ 3:00 WGN WIBU 1:30 Glamor Manor—WLS a bus driver. Kemery was al- 30 WIB.VWTMJ 3:15 WBBM 1:30 Woman In White—WMAQ Sink Hospital Ship ready dead. 45 WON WLS 4:00 WJJD WIND 1:30 Aunt Jenny—WTMJ 45 WMAQ 4:0(1 WGN I.-.'iri VnlinR Dr Malone—WBBM (By United Press) Police said the car may have 55 WBBM 41.") WENR 1:45 Wisconsin Varieties—WIBU A Japanese broadcast asserted been sldeswiped before plunging Oil WIBA 4:45 WHA 1:45 Hymns of All Churches—WMAQ into a ditch. PO WIND KMOX 5:00 WIEU 1:45 Perry Mason—WBBM KMOX Saturday that Japan had made of- 00 WCFL WCCO 5:00 WCCO WBBM 2:00 Army Christmas Greetings—WIBU ficial protest to the United States W WBBM WTMJ 5:00 WGN WMAQ 2:00 Bob'Hanna—WLS over the alleged sinking of a hos- "5 WGN WBBM 5:05 WMAQ 2:110 Mary Marlin—WBBM WCCO 30 WIBA WTMJ 5:30 WCCO WBBM 2:00 Woman of America—WMAQ pital ship by American aircraft Allied sources on the Japanese 45 WCFL WHA 5.30 WTMJ WIBA 2:15 Your Home and Mine—WLS in Manila harbor. The broadcast claims. The broadcast was re- SUPPOSE YOU FEED BABY £5 WMAQ WTMJ 5:43 WMAQ WBBM 2:15 Palmer House Ensemble—WIBU '«, WBBM WGN 5.55 WIBA WBBM 2:15 Tcna and Tim—WBBM WCCO said the vessel was sunk Dec. 13.corded by the federal communica- WHILE MOTHER'S BUSY- '.5 WLS 6:00 WBBM 2:15 Appointment with Life—WCFL There was no confirmation from tions commission. 25 WTMJ 0:00 WLS WIND 2:15 Ma Perkins—WMAQ WTMJ HENRY/ ::(. WIBi: fi:15 tVIDA 2:30 School, of the Air—WBBM ;;0 W MAR li: 15 W M A Q WT M J 2:30 Rev. E O. Coonl?,—WIBU ;:-, WMAQ B-IiO WIBU WGN 2:30 idn Bailey Allen—WGN *:, WIND A'BBM 6:15 WIIIA WMAQ 2:::o f'e.'pper Vounfj— WMAQ WTMJ DAILY CROSSWORD 'OWr.N 7:00 WI.S 2:45 RlKht In rinptilncw, -WMAQ ACROSS DOWN 21. Close to if, WHA WCKI. 7 1)0 WGN WIND :i:dO lln.'ksl.'irr Wlfr—WMAQ WTMJ If, WTMJ WMAQ 7 .2" Will!) 3:00 W;illor Complon—WIBU 1. American 1. Boy's ' 22. Public notice 'Ill WI.S WIND 7 ::o WIND WCPL 3:15 SU'llfi Dalloa—WMAQ WTMJ Indians nickname 23. Regions in W(i.N 7 55 KMOX WI1BM 3:15 Jack Berch—WENtl !>. Lengthwise 2. Boring tool 24. Frisks '•iVVIlU, WCKL 8:00 WGN WIND 3:15 Treasury Salute—WIBU Vi WIND WJJD S:l'll WIBU WCFL 3:3fl Beulah Knrncy—WLS threads of 3. Social group 25. Affirmative i''WIBA 8:30 WCKL 3:311 The Hayloft—WIBU a loom 4, Feeling reply Vi W LS WIBU 0 :(tn WENR 3:30 Lorenzo Jones—WMAQ WTMJ 9. Bulrush 5, Pale . 27. Any power- 15 WLS 0:0(1 WCKI, WIND 3:30 Judy nnd Jane—WGN ft V Hit! 10:0(1 WTMJ WIIIA 3:15 Wklder Brown—WTM.T WMAQ 10. Chills and 6. Grows old ful deity rfi WIND WGN 10:00 VIHII WENR 4:00 The Mountaineers—WENR fever 7. Move with 30. Help ,» W.I.1D \VCKL 10:lf> WCFL 4:00 When A Girl Mnrrles— WMAQ 11 Commenced haste 33. Estimate ;, WIBi: 10:1r 5 WMAQ WIISA 4:01) The Cnvnllcrs—WIBU 10 WMAQ WGN l»:. ID WGN WENB 4:13 —WMAQ 12. Sets, as of 8. Flower ' 34. Donkeys •15 WTMJ 10.:iOWRIiM 4:30 Evelyn Winters—WBBM boxes, etc. 11. Wager 35. Firmament P. M. 10:45 WGN 4:30 Malcolm Claire—WENR 14. Occurrences 13. Yet 37. Pen-name of DO WTFL WIND 11:00 WGN 4:30 P.irade of Bands—WIBU Ye8t«rdav'i Antwer SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK By R. J. Scott :IM \VH1A WJJD 11 -M WKNH WBBM 4:30 —WMAQ WTMJ 16. Close 15. Weep Charles 5 WIBU 11:00 WMAQ 4:45 Gold Coast Rhythm—WBBM 17. Thrice 19. Names as a Lamb 40. Fashion :.TI WHA 11:on WIXD wcco 4:45 Hop Harrlgan—WENK Id tide RayA. t. MiclnlKht— WF.NR for valor have the great empire in northern 6:W> KMOX (3:00 I Love n Mystery—WCCO 28 Beam SLEIP5 WEDNESDAY TURKISH CAVALRY- Africa, and it owns only a small (i:W1 Dr. Preston Brrirllcv— WGN 29 Claw P. M. «.nn KMOX r,:l)0 Supper (:Iiih—WTMJ as sketched some 50O YEARS part of Europe. That port, how- S-« WTMJ WIHA 11:15 WMAQ «:(«> 'r'ultmi l.owlM. .Ir. — WlfU) SI Type ever, contains the important city 0:0" Jim Blade Music—WMAQ measure ago. of Istanbul, formerly known as (1:115 Dlnnli:i; Slsitern— WRBM 32 Metal MARKETS «:15 Tunes Jmtl OppnrhinlllO!)—WIBU Constantinople. WEDNESDAY li:irj Music Thnl Sntlaflcs—WBBM 33 Fuel A M I'. M. (1:30 Slipper tntnrlmln—WMAQ 36 Incite Turkey can hardly be called a :i K.MOX j: on wir.ti "little country." It has land in 11:30 Kasy Aces—WBBM KMOX 30 Figured fab- -31 K' HI WIISII (1:30 Lone Hnnger—WLS Asia which stretches from the sea -. 4s IL'ilS WIIIA (1:45 Bin* ShiKs—WIBU ric of linen 2O.OOO !2:1» WIUU B:45 H V. Kdltonborn—WMAQ 41. Per to the coasts to points beyoncl the eastern 12-50 WI.S MEN WERE 7:00 Jack Carson—WBBM WCCO sun end of the Black sea. It has a 1:10 \VLS 7:00 Mr. & Mrs. North—WMAQ WTM3 greater area than France. 7:00 Old Timer's Jamboree—WIBU 43 Shaggy KILLED, on. 7:15 Benny Strong Orch.—WGN icolloq ) Close to 14,000,000 people live DIED FROM 7:15 Lum and Abner—WLS 7:30 Victory Jamboree—WTBU 44 Fruit in Turkey. This means that its WOUMD& 7:30 Dr. Christian—WBBM WCCO 45 Border 7Jn's ft meant- population is about one-third as DURING, (£. fotfl 8:15 Real Life Stories—WGN Driven from the heart of Asia old empire. 8:15 Honk of Melody—WIBU JW BSM EJKQWI, EJWZFQBWPM OK (1:25 Marine Story of the Week—WIBU by the Mongols, the Turks settled In 1923 a man known as Mus- GARLAND 8:30 SpotliKht Bands—WENH FQHP. OPZBHPE SQGP JW BVMQWJWZP down in Asia Minor during the tafa Kemal Pasha was elected It is a hard thing to get people ' was in office, Turkey adopted th« 8:30 Mr. District Attorney—WMAQ Middle Ages. From that homeland, to change their customs, but | Gregorian calendar. 8:30 Cisco Kid—WGN WIBU — U S J R F R E. president of Turkey, and he held R:30 Which Is Which—WBBM they sent out armies which con- office until his death in 1938. He Mustafa Kemal Pasha did that. He If he had lived, Turkey might B:5S Storyteller—WENR quered Egypt and other parts of Yesterday's Cryptoquote: THE PLEA OF IGNORANCE WILL, has been described as a "dictator," brought an end to the wearing of have done better in helping th« 0:00 Raymond Cram Swing—WENR northern Africa, also several !):00 s:iirnner WellBS—WI71U WGN NEVER TAKE AWAY OUR RESPONSIBILITIES—BUSKIN. but he worked long and hard to the veil by Turkish women, and United Nations in the second 0:00 Great Moments In Musk-—WBBM countries in southeastern Europe. bring better life to the people of also ended the use of the fez, or World war. 0:00 Kny Kyser—WTMJ WMAQ Distributed by Kln( Features Syndicate. lac. When Turkish soldiers had to his country. red cap, by Turkish men. While he Tomorrow: Poland.