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Malone 2:15 Music Women Russ Hodges Wikemin Sweet and Jordan Kay Kyser Lonely ft Tony Swing Joyce I ρ— 2:30 Johnny Long Music ( News and Music Love and Lean 2:45 Lino ot Service Church Hymns On Stage Young's Family AS "TARZAN MEfcNWMILE, slim tried in won It s time to WE ID KEEP F Bing Crosby Songs Mary Marlin News—Russ Hodges News—Wikeman Cash—Records Elinor Lee FOLLOWED ZEEtA BOM RX10WIN6 Star Parade Ma Perkins Russ Hodges Tony Wikeman C. Thornhill Music Book oecov-· HIM 10 TWZANlS AID. HE FEARED Treasury ι» »» Lady m»m t'w Dinah Shore Songs Young's Family Horse Rue News—1450 Club Columbia Concert Or. SHE MIGHT BE KlU.EDu J, BOWL! Tommy Dorsey Music Bight to Happiness Hayburners Tony Wikemin 1450 Club n n News Wife News—Russ Hodges News—Wakemmt Cash—Records Hews Backstage OAKY DOAKS (Laugh at Ôaky Doaks m Sundays, tajJ R. B. Fuller ·.. and here are the Accent on Music Stella Dallas > Russ Hodges Tony Wikeman 1450 Club Victory Front —By William Tell 'Cap William Tell 'Cap News—1450 Club Kandy Kains ghoes Young Widow Brown Russ Hodges Tony Wakeman 1450 Club n n HEY/ SLOW UP- THI5U TEACH VDU BUT-WT wasn't a fUNWy regulation | « IlL BE MOT "TO SH'NE \OUS I'M ~ Musical Ranch Cash—Records Α~Λ«0^ 1 FASTER, ΟυΠΤΙΝ Star Flashes—Music News—Hearing Week Texas Rangers ARMOR (Ν -ΓΉΕ «- IT WAS KIFIJ IF / II II DEAD —puff : ®Λ| ^ PUFF PUFF ■ Accent on Music 'ortia Faces life Background for Hews Fairy Tales 1450 Club EVES OF HONEST JUST you need! LBONDSMAM/ z< RIGHT HEPE/, Jack Armstrong Just Plain Bill Superman Prize Party News—Stock Leaders Leigh White-News , knights/ PUFF Capt. Midnight Front Page Farrell Optimist Club News Roundup Ray Carson, sports Riik Rirnii't Or mat MXC/Γ9^ »:ou uon winsiow Nawt—Allies Senni Prayer—Sport News Tony Wakeman Lfljn—xnorus 0. Howe—Sevareid 2·95 ίΜ$ H. R. Baukhege Musicad* Rhythm Ensemble Adrian κοίιιηι s ι no F/eddy Martin Music Wash- I. Cleveland 1:30 Bits o' Hits M. Beatty—Musicide nui» ■"« I'"*'» Hollywood Music News—Stranger Work, Sing, America 11 n 1:45 Lowell Thomas Muslcade Syncopation Welcome Stranger The World Today :00 Major Hoopla Measure Time Fulton Lewis, Jr. News—Money Celling Cash—Records Amos and Andy 15 Hoopie—R. Eaton Hews of the World Johnson Family Money Celling Recorded Variety C. B. S. Program :30 Lone Tliis Small World Hill This is Our Enemy News and Music Blondie Ranger Mystery w w it m :45 Montgomery Charter Richard Eaton 1:00 Watch World Go By Cavalcade of America: Cal Tinney Hews—N.A.A.C.P. Cash—Records Vox Pop : 15 Lum and Abner Madeleine Carroll Barrie Sisters Balalaika Or. Capital Revue I 11-1 w. :30 True or False Wallensteln's Or. St. Novena Traffic Court News—Your Govt. Gay Nineties Revu· Mary's ιι n :45 ft w Leathernecks Parade Nineties—Brown SCORCHY SMITH (There's plenty of adventure in the colored comics.) —By Frank Robbing 1:00 Great Artists— Gabriel Heatter News—Symph'y Hour Foreign Observer Radio Theater- CounterspyII 1:15 II Marian Anderson Barron Elliott's Or. Symphony Hour U. 5. Army Program Brian Aherni 1:30 Band- Dr. I. Q. Better Half Ida Lupino IT IS FOBTUNI*TE THAT AIR RAID! you ABE BEADy ? GOOD.' Spotlight News and Music » Ν M »» $COBCHY HAS MADE I SPEAK JAPANESE.' MY AIE μ.ε,γν'5 in all-over black. 1:45 Vaughn Monroe's Arena Fights ] MAN STATIONS.' ^ IT IS ALMOST TIME / I 60 Sizes 6·12. ):00 Raymond G. Swing Contented Hour Raymond Clapper News—Hollywood Screen Guild Play- HIS BOMBES CEADV SAID FALSE ALABM SHOULDJ -IGHTEQ PLANES Γ NOW TO SEE THAT THE TCUOCS 1:15 Alias John Freedom Our Morale Hollywood Stars Robert Taylor FCC THE RAID ON THE STIB UP THE BATS' NieST/Tf, ACE IN POSITION/ WE WILL WOMEN'S in black with 1:30 Inter-Amer. University Paul Schubert Milt Davis' Music News and Music John Sebastian JAP AIB BASE.,.WHILE HAVE /MANY SURPRISES FOR « « That Endures Abe Music News From London white trim. Sizes 4-8. h45_ Community War Fund Music Lyman Bobby_Tucker Volces_ MIÇ9 QUICK AND HEZ THE LITTLE YELLOW MEN.' :00 News and Music lews and Music Billy Repaid, news News—Sports News Jack Stevens William L. Shirer ÔUEORILLAS HAVE Favorites of these 15 Eddie Oliver's Or. Drama Nat Or. Broeckman Music Tommy Dorsey Music Arch McDonald CAPTUOED bowlers, itory Brandwynne's tt H POUC shoes have chrome-tanned :30 C. Cavallaro's Or. 4usic You Want Radio Newseel Don Allen Music News and Music it n ENEMY POSTS, leather M M » « Glen Music In Dark uppers, tempered ή5 Gray Dancing INCLUDING A SOUND steel shanks, chrome !:00 News—Orchestras 4ews—Orchestras Orchs.—Oawn Patrol Midnight Newsreel Sign Off News—Music After 1i leather sole on left shoe, DETECTOR STATION... SHE Cum rubber sole on right. EVENING STAR FEATURES. WJSV, 9)00—Radio Theater: Ida Lupino meg., 25.6 m.; 6S0, 11.75 meg., 25.5 m. PUTS THBOUÛH and Brian Ahern· in "A Woman's Face," which RIO DE JANEIRO, in A CALL TO THE AIR Star Flashes: Latest news, WMAL, at 5 p.m. 9:00—Program English Mr. DeMille adapted from the movie. PSH, 10.22 meg., 29.3 m. BASE... THE EVENING'S HI6H LIGHTS. WRC, 9J0—Or. I. Q.: Moving in on Pitts- MOSCOW, 9:00—Comments in English: RKE 11.8 25.3 m. ΗΑΗΛ WMAL, 7:30—Lone Ranger: A roving band burgh. meg., WMAL, Band: Mon- VATICAN CITY, 9:30—News and Comment: 1207 F 7th & Κ 14th & G of murderous outlaws get what they truly 9:30—Spotlight Vaughn BO (Bo if fti«l m interesting in Tk* Sunday Star' 'olored comics J —By ΓΓΟΠΚ BfCk N. J. 9.6 31 m. 3212 14th 4483 Conn. Ave. deserve. roe's. from the Navy Supply Depot. Bayonne, HVJ, meg., WRC. 10.-00—-Contented Program: War GAUTEMALA, 9:35—latin-American Music: 3101 Wilson Blvd., Arlington I KNOW VDU DON'T LIKE TO ^ mll muni, JuiNiUK, > WD THE SPJE5 1 tMrl I ^MT DOGS CANT TELL YOU HOW WRC, 8:00—Cavalcade of America: Made- new 9.68 31 m. songs old and tonight. TGWA, meg., HAVE YOUR PATIENTS YOU CAN 60 OVER TO V BREAK ANY OF < HOW JUST REMAIN QUIET ι leine Carroll as Amelia Earhart in "Toward a DISTURBED, v BADLY] FEEL.THEY WJSV, 10:00—Screen Guild Players: Barbara LONDON, 11:00—Radio Newsreel: GSC, 9.58 BUT JUNIOR 15 SICK WITH THE VEt'S AND SEE BO'S RIB) WHEN HE'S BEEN UNTIL COMPLETELY Farther Star." DOC., 1 THEY'RE and Robert in Favorite 31.3 m.; GRG, 11.68 25.6 m.; 1 Stanwyck Taylor "My meg., meg., WORRY ABOUT BO. COULDN'T^ BO, BUT BE VERYj s. THEY KICKED r HURT RECOVERED. THEY HAVE WJSV, 8:00—Vox Pox: To visit the "Mercy Wife." GSD, 11.75 meg., 25.5 m.; GRI, 9.41 meg., HE VISIT HIM FOR A QUIET. YET.. ι MORE SENSE THAN U.." .1 r..l!.l. M. rivn vi vbimjic vgnninj/ re. MINUTE Τj MOST HUMANS. SHOUT-WAVE PROGRAMS. Charlie McCarthy & Edgar WMAL, 8:30—True or False: A group of GUATEMALA, 11:00—first Military Band: THIS WAYA£45£.. Bergen college professors vs. a group of New Jersey London, β:30— me war in ine Air: wi, TGWA, 9.68 meg., 31 m. women. 9.58 31.3 GRG, 11.68 25.6 m. PERU, 11:30—Informative Pe FIBBER McGEE & MOLLY meg., m.; meg., LIMA, Notes; WRC, 9:00—Great Artists: Marian Anderson MOSCOW, 6:48—Broadcast in English: RKE, ruvian Music: 0AX4Z, 6.08 meg., 49.3 m. Ginny Simms is guest for Bizet's "Agnus Dei," "Adieu Foret" 15.1 mig., 19.7 m. LONDON, 12:30 a.m.—Late news: GSC, 9.58 Ray Noble & Orchestra from Tschaikowsky's "Joan of Arc" and two LONDON, 8:00—Working for Victory: 6SC, meg., 31.3 m.; GRG, 11.68 meg., 25.6 m; GSD The Great Gildersleeve spirituals. 9.58 meg., 31.3 m.; GRG, 11.68 meg., 25.6 11.75 meg., 25.5 m.; GRI, 9.41 meg., 31.8 The case of the m.; 11.75 25.5 m. m.; GSl, 6.11 49.1 m. are all in WMAL, 9:00—Counterspy: GSD, meg., meg., wherein our the 8:30—British Education looks 12:30 a.m.—Marimba Music: "HERE WE GO AGAIN" gasoline barge, agent outstrips LONDON, GUATEMALA, Nazis again. Ahead: GSC, 9.58 meg., 31.3 m.; GRG, 11.68 TGWA, 9.68 meg., 31 m. NOW ... at RKO Keith's TOMORROWS PROGRAM

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The. explosive, 00 Don Winslow 4ews—Allies Songs Prayer—Sport News Tony Wakeman Cash—Records Frazier Hunt of in H. R. Baukhage 4usicade Rhythm Ensemble Adrian Rollini's Trio Freddy Martin Music Edwin C. Kill story Sabotage Bits 0' Hits ^ Beatty—Musicade News afld Music Health Report News—Stranger Hemisphere Music America today! Lowell Thomas ^usicade Syncopation Novello Music Welcome Stranger The World Today UNCLE RAY'S CORNER —By Ramon Coffman Points for Parents unrnesir of a ago books and she looked upon him as Three-quarters century By EDYTH THOMAS WALLACE. little Kate Smith boarded a train, a hero. She hoped that somehow in company with her mother. It she might happen to see him on a If children are to learn ex- TONIGHT by was the start of a trip from Hollis, Portland street. should AT perience, punishment fol- Me., to Portland and Boston. Such good fortune failed to come low the natural laws of cause No one at that time had heard and next day she was on the way and effect as nearly as possible. of this 11-year-old girl except her to Boston. She did not know that relatives and friends. So far as Charles Dickens was aboard the I This Kate knew, the world never would same train until there was a halt ] DRAFTIE (Fer rial laughs, read the Sunday comics.) Poul WMAL hear a great deal about her. at a station. Looking from the win- —By Fogarty THE EVENING STAR STATION As she rode toward Portland her dow she saw a man on the plat- a man who looked like mind was not on herself, but on a form, a pic- VDU SAY WE AIN'T GOT NO 1 01 NI Ε, IT PONT SEEM RI6HT WHAT YA UNWRAPPIN' ΓΚΟΛΛ man. Charles Dickens, fa- ture of Dickens which she had 630 on Your Dial great BOMBS Τ PROP IN CASE WE J NOT Τ BE ABIE T' PROP YER M UPPER'S CAKE WITH seen. He had stepped off the train SEE A JAPRAT WARS-SHIP? SOMETHING ON A JAPRAT SHIP FER. PRAFTIE ? to stroll about for a minute or two. IN CASE WE SEE OKIE When "All aboard!" was called he returned to the train and Kate NORE. WE'RE TRAVELLING ΊΙΐυί/νίπνοΜ* PROGRAM noticed that he went into the car RE VEAH ! AN' I LI6HT. WE JUST FERRYING JUST SAW next to her own. Her mother al- THIS BABY..WE *\UST KEEP A JAP SHIP lowed her to go into the next car OUT OF TROUBLE TILL WE UP AHEAD/ and there she found an empty seat GET TO JAPAL1A. near the one occupied by the author. He was talking with another man, who sat beside him. Mother—Since both Before long the other man left you helpe( cut the clothesline to make jumpini ι UI6 OCflU BI1U ivaic lUOU 1JU IUUC ui WINDOWS I think should both talcing the place left vacant. With- ropes, you givi some of to a ne\ in a minute or two she felt she your money buy line. Don't think so? 36 was in a dream world. She was you with Charles Dickens! Months talking Delighted as she was, Kate Smith Not This was perhaps no more pleased than REG'LAR FELLERS fΚ**4 the ctlored comics every Sunday.} —By Gene BynWS to Poy Dickens himself. From the lips of the little traveler he heard of T«rm» Easy her Joy in his books. She told him TAKE, THIS MeSSAat Λ r SEND THAT bCH IN I GDULDnY UNO ANY that she had read "David Copper- OVE*. TO FLIMFLAM'S I * HOW, MISS TWIPP-I'M N field" six times. OFFICE SON—Λ tCE VMKTIlt AN* TMI*"Ml» j WILL. YOU, COOL YOU* MEUS AWHIie,! THROUGH CONFtmiNfl WITH WHAT ® Cat do«B tow fosl bill by Im- So it came about that a small COOLS 'tM JUST I AND HURRY BACK WITH J MR. FLIMFLAM If BUS*.' la·tailing ear practical. American met a MYSELF ■ mediately ■ girl famous British AS tASY! I heat-iaTlnf «tent windows. Dickens on train with Kate author. Dickens later told a news'· /rr. V Douglas Smith. paper reporter about her and the ^^ANAWEH.! r-i story of the meeting was published mous English author, vu at that in a Boston newspaper. It would time in the and was have been an even more interest- visiting different cities. That very ing story if the reporter had known evening he was going to be in Port- that Kate (under the name of Kate Ami. Douglas Wlggin) was herself to be- When the train reached the Port- come a noted writer. Mother—You should have knowi land station, Kate and her mother better than to use the clothealini stepped off. They were to make a for Jumping ropes. To punish you "stopover" there that night. The you'll hav%to play alone in your owi little girl had read most of Dickens' Wt^ yard for a week.