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Knotty Pine at Low Cost, with FIX LORD 9:30 Spotlight Band Mr Last-minute changes in radio programs some- Radio Program times reach The Star too late 1ctr correction that day. ! —P.M. — WMAL, 630k-W«C,980k.-W01,1,260k.-WWX, 1.340k-WWOt, 1.450k_WTOP. 1,500k.— 12:00 N«ws, Cliff Allen News—Stella Unger News, Boaka Carter News and Music Password, Please Kale Smith Speaks 12:15 Little Show Devotions Bill Hay Reads Bible Luncheon Music Dixieland Jamboree Big Sister' Offer Expiree * Nee. 24 12:30 Perm and Homo Matinee Fifth Freedom Weather and Music News—Dale Helen Trent " ....Today " Crowley 12:45 _" _luncheon Music _Dale Crowley Our Gal Sunday Heohlnger C#« 1:00 Baukhage talking Mary Mason News, Ray Dady News—Wakeman Cash—Concert Hour Life Is Beautiful " " 1:15 Open House Russ Hodges Tony Wakeman Concert Hour Ma Perkins " " 1 ;30 Gardening for Victory News—Lopez Luncheon News—Wakeman News—Concert Hour News, Bernadine Flynn _1:45 Fortunatus’ Cap News, Carey Longmire Luncheon With Lopez Tony Wakeman _Concert Hour rThe Goldbergs 2?#0 Rodriguez, Sutherland Guiding Light News—Russ Hodges News—Wakeman Cash—Concert Hour Young Dr. Malone 2:15 treasury Star Parade Lonely Women Russ Hodges Tony Wakeman Concert Hour loyce Jordan Pine 2:30 Ladies Be Seated Light of the World News—Russ Hodges News—Wakeman News and Music Love and Learn Knotty " 2:45 Church Hymns Russ Hodges_Tony Wakeman _Dance Music Perry Mason 3:00 Morton Downey Woman of America News—Russ Hodges News—Wakeman Cash—Sweet, Swing Mary Marlin 3:15 H.-Tribune Forum Ma Perkins Russ Hodges Tony Wakeman Sweet and Swing Now and Forever Sheetrock 3:30 " " Young's Family News—Russ Hodges News—Wakeman News—1450 Club Janice Grey 8 3:45 • Right to Happiness Russ Hodges Tony Wakeman 1450 Club News for Women * 0 4:00 \ \ Backstage Wife Background for News News—Wakeman Cash—1450 Club Home Front Matinee” For Beautiful Walls 4:15 __Stella Dallas Russ Hodges Tony Wakeman 1450 Club Matinee—News R 4:30 News—Cliff Allen Lorenzo Jones News—Talent Show News—Wakeman News—1450 Club Texas Rangers P 4:45 Terry and Pirates_Young Widow Brown Talent Show Tony Wakeman 1450 Club 5:00 Accent on Music When a Girl Marriet News and Music News—Wakeman Band of Day Fun With Dunn H " " 5:15 Portia Faces Life WAC Recruitment Tony Wakeman Jimmie Allen A 5:30 Jack Armstrong Just Plain Bill News and Music Crimson Trail News—Vaudeville News—Stump Us N 5:45 Capf. 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