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THURSDAY, JANUARY 2 (Central and K»uid Sxniard Time) w Note: Ail programs to key and basic chains or g oup« thereof unless sped ■ Red; coast to coast (c to c) designation includes ail available stations. Stations reserve r.ght to change programs without previous notice. P. M. WITH MX) NBC WEAF NETWORK I Cant. East. touch Orchestra- THROUGH THE BASIC — East: weaf weel wile I 6:33— 6:33—George Hall THERE wjur wteg wesb kyw whlo wfbr wrc basic; Seth Grair.cr, Piano—west PERSONAL COLUMNS 8:4 — 6:43—Music Oo* — wabc only; I'Hsj I wgy when wcae wtarn wwj wsai; Mid: By LESLIE EICHEL ksd wmaq wcfl who wow wdaf George Hall's Orchestra—chain 6£3— 7:00— and east. Central Pre« Staff Writer MIDWEST-wood wire Myrt Marge NORTHWEST A CANADIAN wtinj Maurice Schracger Ensem.—west wiba kelp webc wday kfyr crct cfcf 6:13— 7:15 Rute Goldberg — east. SOUTH wrva wptf wwnc wl« wjax Eleana Moncak’a Ensembla—west . Jan. 2.—Comment- wfla-weun wlod warn wmc wsb wapl 6:33— 7:30—Kate Smith’s Song Time wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre 6:45— 7:45—Boake Carter’s Comment ing on the recess of the state — wool kti>a ktha wsoc wave wtar 7:00— 8:C0—Teddy Bergman basin. legislature after failing to pass re- MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kgsr kghl Orchestra—Dixie; .Musicals—west PACIFIC-kgo kfl kgw komo khq kfsd 7:15— 8:15—The Three Brown Bears w man In lief legislation, a high public ktar kgo kpo kex kga kjr kya keca —west. The Old Timer—Dixie 7:30— 8:30 — CBS life said: Cent. East. Experiments Dramas "The indications yesterday 3:00— 4:C0—Women's Radio Review t.00- 9:00-Walter O’Keefe—cat to e 3:CO— 4:30—"Girl Alone,” Dramatical Announced—to cal the 6:30— 9:30—To Bd that legislators would have to 3:43— 4:45—Songs by Tintype Tenpr 6:00—10.00—He id t and His Brigadiers be caJled back before the expiration 4:00— 6:00—Blanche Calloway Orches. 9:30—10:30—The March of Tlme-to e 4:CO— 6:30— Louise Floret. Soprano 9:45—10:45—Copo de Lya Song Period of the recess for action on relief... 4:<5— 5:45—Clara. Lu A Em—also c 10:00—11:00 — >*.am Jones Orch.— 5:00— 6:00— Flying Time Adventures east: A "Nineteen counties are at or Myrt Marge—west repeat very 5:15— 6:15—News: Connie Gates. Voc. 46 35—11:30— Tommy Dorsey Orches.— l near the end of their resources for 8:30— 6:30— Press-Radi* Newa Period >as!r. Herbie Kay Orches.—mldw BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES — All C«rtoslty relief.... Conditions in other coun- 5:33— 6:15—John B. Kennedy's Talk 11:00—12:00—G-orge Olsen's Orchestra 6:45— A — ties are less 6:45—Billy Betty—weaf only 11:30—12:33 Frank Dailey Orchestra scarcely desperate... 6:00— 1:0(3—Amea 'n' Andy—east only —east: Guy Lombardo Orch.—west "Bouse the senate, 6:15— the Sailor, Sketch pique against 7:15—Popeye NBC WJZ NETWORK even If the latter may be stubborn or 6:30— 7:30— Edwin C. Hill Comment 6:45— — opinionated, wen t feed the hungry” 7:45—Tom Powers— weaf or.ly BASIC East: wjs wbs-wbza wbal 7:00— 8:00—Rudy Vallee Hr.—c to c whr.m kdka wga- wxyz wlw wsyr wmal 8:90— 9:00— Lanny Rosa Showboat—c wfll; Mid: wcky wenr wls kwh koil WTiat* Is Trouble? 9:00—10:0(3-Bing Crosby's Show—to e wren wmaq kso What la the real trouble in Ohio? 10:09—11.00—Mus e Is My Hobby rant; MIDWEST—wmt wood wire Amos A Andy—west repeat Legislators lear to raise the neces- 10:15—11:15—Leonard Keller's Orehast- NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj tim 10:30—11:30—News: Minneapolis Symp. wlba kstD webc wday kfyr c ct cfcf ere already Is a Mate sales tax 11:3(3-12:20— Leo Zollo A Orchestra SOUTH — wrva wptf wwne wls wjax wfla-wsun wlod esm wmc wsb wapi as it heav- CBS WABC NETWORK —very unpopular, bears wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wTaa wbap kpre iest on the poor. It is a tax on food BASIC—East: wabc wade woko wcao woal ktb» kths wsoc wave and medicines, as well as clothes waab wnac wgr wkbw wkrc whk wjr MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kflr kghl wdre wcau wean wfbl and other necessities. wj&a wjsv; Midwest: wbbtn wfbm km bo kmox PACIFIC—kgo kfl kgw komo khq kfsd kex But the wealthy and the cower- as kfab krrt ktar kpo kga kjr kya keca ful threaten politicians with dire EAST—wbns wpg whp whec wlUa wfea Cent. East. results if other forms of taxation wo e wl«e efrb ckac wibx wmaa wesg — 3:30— 4:30—NBC Radio Drama DIXIE wgst wsfa wbre wdod Guild. wqain 4:30— are levied. Vet these same inter- klrm wree wlac ww| wtoc krld ktrh 5:30—The Singing Lad;'—east 4:45— Annie—east ests shouted that relief was a kt.«vi waco koma wdbo wbt wdaa wblg 5:45—Orphan only state, 5:00— 6:00— News: J. Wilkinson. wdbj wwva wajs wmbr wala Song not a national, issue. wmbg 5:15— 6:15— John Tunis Talk ktul kgko wcoa wdne wnox kwkh Sports wiser have 6:35- 6:30— Prccs* Radio News — It may be to high, na- MIJwEST—wg] wmbd wisn wibw kfh ba- sic; The —mldw. tional taxes than all sorts of para- wsmk wkbn weco wabt kscj wnax woe Singing Lsdy rpL 6:33— 6:35— Muriel Wilson — wo wo Singing by THE NEWFANGLES (Nom'n Pep) Towed by Parcel Post -By TOW AM lysing state taxes. With taxes cen- 6:43— 0:45— MOUNTAIN—kvor kit koh ksl Lowell Thomas east: tralised. one would know whether to midwest 1 * ^ COAST — khj koln kfre kol kfpy kvi Orphan Annie—repeat WUEW WUfiX U STOOM were 6:00— / CO— Accs, Skit—also cat money wisely spent t kfhk kmj kwg kero kdb kgmb kgb Easy • • 6:15— 7:15—Nine to Five. Oramatie TUOSF ISMDGET5 WEBE \ Cent. East. 6:30— 7:30— Lum A Abner—cast only CUCKOO, GOlNf OUT NVOTOC^NG Relief Indictment 4:00— 5:00— — 6:45— 7:45—Phil Terry and Ted east: Cook, Landts—wjs a BUZZABO LME Disclosure of actual relief condi- Joseph Plotke’s Orchestra—west 7.CO— 8:C0—Herdrik Van Loon, Talk tions In Ohio is made by 4:15— 5:15—Songs by Jimmy Farrell 7:15— 8:15—NBC String Symphony being — 4:30— 6:20—Jack Armstrong east: 8:00— 9:C5—Ccath Valley Days. Play Marc J. chairman o. the Grossman, Organ— Dixie: Organ A Talk—west 8:35- 9:30— America s Town Meeting Cuyahoga county (Cleveland) re- 4:45— 5:45—Jacques Bardoux. Paris 9:30—10:30—Roy Shield Con. Orchest. lief committee, in a series of speech- 9:00— 6:00—Patti Chapin Song Period 10:CO—11:00—News: Emil Coleman Ore. 6:15— 6:13— Parade of 10:30—11:30— 3en es. Youth—east; Bcrnie'a Orchestra Organ—west; Quartet—Dixie 11:00—12:03—Shandor and His Violin Treatment of the unemployed in 8:30— 6:30— Prees-Radio Newa — ba- 11:0'—12:08—Henry King’s Orchestra Ohio “has been cruelly barbarous, | sic; Jack Armstrong—midwest rpL 11:33—12:30— Freddy Martin Orchestra reminiscent of the Dark Ages,” Grossman asserts. He adds that charges people on fy millions of men. women and it did not seem good business fcr a relief are turning down opportuni- In de- children.” corporation to permit millions ties for work are "mean, vicious it. at ” mand notes to be held against and false a Cleve- propaganda Grossman, lncidently. Is high interest The relief diairman continues: land businessman, not a radical. The bankers responded with an- •There is a smell in number grouo. Citizens called upon him to take other denunciation, tcld the gtvern- .t ■ ■■! ■ ■■■■.■HIM II. I. ■■■ — —dMfc———* but In which be-' ____. powerful strength, charge of relief when the situation ment to stop ‘•meddling” and con- _i sa Ueves that its own welfare, ety i — became serious x tdered they had wen. THE GUMPS A Eor^rrlinr IW*n'“e —nj &1DNE1 SMITH and preservation depend uoon the j • • • • • • enslavement of the unemployed. Score 1—1 Overcapitalization * ..— "It believes that its by Dropayan- j Some of the bankers loslnv out on The system of abarges or prem- da it can save its skin from des- : the Great Northern financing are iums fcr underwriting brings on a traction, not realizing that the su~- j am:ng these who refused Chairman natural tendency for overcapitaliza- cess of its efforts would mean its j Jcnes' request that New York Cen- titn. •nnlhilgtlcn tral's bit b?nk debt be funded on If railroads are starving now, if The language of thl* group. easier terms, while money Is cheap. utilities companies demand high Grossman adds. "Is plausible and i The bankers roundly denounced rat:s. If seme industries must have patriotic: “Stop spending.’ ‘The con- Chairman Jcnes. as did rome of the high tariffs to “protect” them, it may stitution.’ ‘Balance the budget.’ officers of the railroad. The rail- be because they arc capitalized over to Catchwords which we can all read Immediately made a brge pay- and beyond any hope of legitimate subscribe. But what they really ment cn its RFC l:an. in order to try ” profit. mean is to stop spznding for the to vet rid of “vovemment influent unemployed. Ealance the budget Chairman Jones, of cource, gladly Srakes crawl on the ends of even though by so doing you cruel- | took the'money, but commented that [ their ribs.

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