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Prayer—News

Bulton Lewis - Jr. ert Wilson Lone Ranger

4 Lone Ranger

Cal Ti Propaganda Canadian Band | Canadian -Band

News Hot Corner Pass in Review . . Pass in Review

John B, Hughes Ray Kinne,

Pighung en Bob Trendler Music After 10 1 Ozzie Clark

an Babit is Is the Hour

Wo Buspense

9:00 Music For You 9:15 Music For You 9:30 22nd Letter 9:45 32nd Letter

Star Parade Old Refrains Old Refrains

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WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (Blue Network)

Town Gossip Virginia Byrd Dial & Dance 10-2<4 Ranch Dick Reed | Fred W

Dough-Re-Mi Dough-Re-Mi

Those We Love Those We Love District Attorney District Attorney

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News Tommy Dorsey Freddy Martin Freddy Martin

Dick Reed Music You Like Starlicht Trail Starlight Trail

Music You Want Music You Want Francis Craig Francis Craig

THURSDAY WIBC 1070 (Mutual)

Harpo & Tiny Devotions

WFBM 1260 (CBS)

6:30 Rhythm-Reveille 6:45 Rhythm-Reveille

7:00 World News 318 arly Birds 130 Early Birds 7:45. News :

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News Roundup Blue Mt. Trio Bandwagon State Fair

Ind. for Victory Family

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11:30 Helen Trent 11:45 Gal Sunday

2:00 Jack Berch 3:15 Gilbert Forbes 12:30 Farm Circle 12:45 Farm Circle

News Haymakers Arthur Van Horn

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Musical Clock Morn! News Datl zin® Music Room

Bess Johnson Bachelor's Children Helpmate: {Lone Jouriey

| Road of Life nd Sade Against Storm David Harum Singin’ 8am Singin as 4 Midday Melodies EAT-itorially Livestock

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News People’s Man Drug Program Drug Program

Vic. Is Our Bus. Ted Malone Navy Salute Jack Baker

Prescott Presents Prescott Presents Daydreams Emanuel Vardi

Wordless Music Linda's Love Hearts in Harmony Editor's Daughtes-

Ma Perkins Pepper Young Happiness

Backstage Wife Stella las Lorenzo Jones Widder Brown a -

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By FRANK WIDNER {THE FIRST of the big-time radio shows to wind up its summer holiday and return to the airwaves will be the “Aldrich Family,” which will come back to NBC and WIRE Aug. 18 for 18 fourth season as a halfhour radid feature. Off the air for five weeks, cast of the show will return intact, with. Ezra Stone as = the lovable, hard<luck kid, 4 Henry Aldrich. He created the role in Clifford Ca Goldsmith's com-’ edy, “What a Mr Stone Life,” in 1937. The harried, but tolerant, father of Henry will be House Jameson, known to radio listeners as Mr. Sam Aldrich for more than three years. Kay Raht.is Mrs. Aldrich and Jack Kelk will be heard as Henry's pal, Homer. 2 The “Aldrich Family” was first acclaimed in a guest spot on the old Rudy Vallee variety show in . July, 1938. Following a season as a five-minute comedy offering: on the Kate Smith hour, the feature was expanded to a half hour to substifite for the Jack Benny show during the latter's 1939 summer vacation. It was then given a 30-min-ute :spot on NBC the following October, Hy a : THEY GET the script ideas for 1*Mr. District Attrney” from the darndest places. ' : Ed Byron, who pfoduces the series, is recovering from a minor operation in a New York hospital.

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patient who died on the operating table after the surgeon’s scapel slipped during a delicate operation. Thus, the “D. A.” has the problem of finding out whether the scapel really slipped or whether the surgeon’s arm was pushed. That he does tonight in “The Case of the Talking Typewriter” on WIRE at 8:30 o'clock. - ; » ” 8 THE PROBLEMS of commegcial sponsorship in radio take a ribbing in a “Manhattan at Midnight” dramg tonight at 7430 o'clock on WISH. i The story is that of the son of the head of the Simpson Stainless Steel Co, makers of “Simpson’s Stainless Steel Squidges,” who steps into his father’s shoes without waiting for the old man to take them off. Junior discovers that 130,000,000 Americans are in dire need of Simpson Squidges -and decides a sponsored radio show is the solution. He campaigns to find a new singing star and make her “America’s Squidge Sweetheart.” She is aecepted by critics and public alike as a comic discovery of the age. Before it's ‘over, Junior has a squidge in every home and two in every garage. ae » ” ” THE OPERETTA, “Robin Hood,” by Reginald De Koven, will be sung tonight on “Great Moments in Music” at 9 o’clock-on WFBM. . . . Nelson Eddy and Nadine Conner will sing “Indian Love Call” on their program at 7 ‘o'clock tonight

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