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BING CROSBY, fresh from sharing divots with Bob Hope for service charities, picks up the reins of the “Music Hall” tonight at 8 o'clock on WIRE after a two : i : weeks’ absence. Special guests will be Merle Oberon, Virginia Weidler and Rear Admiral I. C. Johnson, director of the naval reserve, 1llth district. Miss Oberon : : who has been traveling with Miss Oberon other movie stars in the “Victory Caravan” for the benefit of the Navy Relief society, is expected to relate some highlights of the trip. Bing will sing “Don’t $it Under the Apple Tree,” “Skylark,” “Great Day,” “Lamplighter’s Serenade”

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TONIGHT 7:00—Opera Festival, WIBC. 7:30—Aldrich Family, WIRE. 8:00—Bing Crosby, WIRE. 8:00—Town Meeting, WISH.

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tonight, is presented by Mutual in co-operation with the U. S. treasury department to aid the sale of war bonds. It is directed by Alfred Wallenstein. » » ” A SPECIAL program in observance of National Maritime day tomorrow will be presented at 4:30 p. m. that day on WISH. Kenneth Kich, Chicago, seaman in the merchant marine who was. trained by the maritime service, will be interviewed. Mr. Kich was on a ship that was torpedoed on the Atlantic and was himself rescued by the coast guard. He also will discuss the opportunities for war service offered by the maritime service. 8 ” » A CALL FOR an immediate break with the Vichy government will be made tonight by Frederick L. Schuman, professor of government at Williams college, Williamstown, Mass., during “America’s Town Meeting of the Air” at 8 o’clock on WISH. Dr. Felix Morley, president of Haverford college, Haverford, Pa., will recommend a continuation of relations between the two nations. George V. Denny Jr. will act as moderator for the debate. E J os »

TWO HEAVYWEIGHT boxing bouts are scheduled to be broadcast on WIBC tonight and tomorTOW. At 9 o'clock tonight, the station will carry the Lee Savold-Lou Nova

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ington, and at the same time tomorrow night will broadcast the Bob Pastor-Tami Mauriello fight from Madison Square Garden. . Both nights, the station will carry Bert Wilson’s description of the Indians’ baseball game from Victory field prior to the boxing bouts and after the completion of the fights will return to the air to broadcast the remainder of the ball game. » ” »

AROUND THE DIAL: Reports;

from New York state that “March of “Time” will .fade from the Blue

3 ern after June 5 :to. change

to the Red chain in the haifhour recently vacated by Frank Fay on Thursday nights. Bob Burns bows out for 13 weeks beginAriene Francis, ‘who is frequently heard on “Mr District Attorney,” has been given the lead in “Theater of Today,” Saturday on CBS. She’ll share the spotlight with Jim Ameche. Press agent tip: Gale Gordon (Mayor LaTrivia on Fibber McGee and Molly) will siyn a contract for regular appearances on the Ransom Sherman show soon. Bill Thompson on the Fibber McGee show plays the part of four different characters on the show— Wallace Wimple, the Old Timer, Nick Depopolus and Horatio K.

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There’s talk that Mutual may air “Superman” as a “live” show in the fall. So far it has only been transcribed. . . Ella Fitzgerald is reported coming to the Blue network with a new series set to start in July. PFranklie ‘Carle, Bianitst. on Horace Heidt's “Treasure Chest” programs and: the composer of “Sunrise Ser

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