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11:46 Vaughn Monroe Old Refrain Varieties Freddie Martin 2 : i SATURDAY PROGRAMS rt ; : 'WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 Jee 4 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) = I T— : 6:30 Early Birds Tex & Grandsons | Dawn Patrol Sunshine Special 6:45 Early Birds Tex Tyler .Dawn Patrol Sunshine Special —— IN Bill Haley News Roundup Morning Mail _— Sovak 7:8 Bony Birds Get Up & Go Musical Clock Morning Mail = = L 2 : 7:30 Early Birds Linda Lou Musical Clock Morning Mail A — 7 : 7:45 News Utah Traliers Musical Clock News \ [ \ 8:00 Time With Music | News Roundup Musical Clock Breakfast Club — > > ) 8:15 Maurice Brown |Get Up & Go Ralph Knox =~ | Breakfast Club ) > AO) 1) 0) ¥ 8:30 Garden Gate andwagon erry Me reakfas u . - 4 a \ i 8:45 Garden Gate Get Up & Go Story Lady Breakfast Club HERE S By PEN IN . 6 No W/ LL Le $i 4 - ' 2 TR Bh ¢ 9:00 Youth on' Parade | Dot & Smokey Navy Music News = i- IS : 9:15 Youth on Parade | Dot & Smokey Local Navy Hymn Singer THE DESK ) MAJOR Z 7 J \ Con te Sr INC. THE BRILLIANT OOL } H-6 : i 4 9:30 Timely Tunes Friendly House Nellie Revell Youth & Religion To - er, 3 n 9:45 Hillbillies Friendly House String Serenade Navy News LI'L ABNER : — 10:00 Delta Boys Friendly House The Creightons Service Men's Hop | FUNNY BUSINESS tee —By Al Capp

10:15 Star Parade Ethel R. Willitts

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T. _ - _ _ i : t’s Pretend Ethel R. Willitts Coast. Guard Little Playhouse " 7 ; 10:45 Let's Pretend Carson Robinson [Coast Guard Little Playhouse I EA ST OY io Pui aD ua) { (—cruckLEr-Ar Hope | OTHER TORTURED DOGPATCH SOULS : 3 11:00 Today's Theater Howard Carlson Virginia Bvrd Keyboard Rhythms £ LIFE?’ — OLE SE TH! ) oN EHELP OF SHE WANTS Thi ONE SPEND A SLEEPLESS NIGHT7— 3 nls pa Rev. R. E. Webber | Music Makers Music by Black WHOLE L os OL MAN MO HIS SWEE INNOCENT ’» SHE GITS -BECUZ " : "11:30 Hollywood Stars | Tex & Grandsons | Boy Scouts Farm and Home PROPHESIED = 74 END WILL COME, LITTLE CHILD'S COSTUME X 4 WHUT SHE GITS OH -SOB/-HOW KIN i 11:45 Hollywood Stars |Hi Sailor EATitorially Farm and Home AN‘AH MUST FACE IT P= BUT ) WILL BE AH EXCAPE KITTY : y AH'LL BEAT THET PROPHECY UNMENTIONABLE #72) HAWK'S DIVE-BOMBIN' t 12:00 Freedom on Land | Indiana News Livestock News WIF TH’ HELP EX 12°15 Gilbert Forbes Haymakers Farm and Home | People’s Man O THET SWEET TECK-NEEK/? ;12:30 Bert Wilson Sunshine Special Wally Nehrling Drug Program INNE . ¥ 12:45 N. D.—Army Sunshine Special |John Thomas N. D.—Army NN rip S-SHE. SAID 1:00 N.- D.—ATmy Hoosier Request News Pictures N. D.—Army . GCE PONS 1:15 N. D.—Army Hoosier Request News Pictures N. D.—Army XA. OH. W-WHLT KI 1:30 N. D.—Army Hoosier Request Marine Music N. D.—Army “ 7 T 2 N 1:45 N. D.—Army Iowa—Wisconsin Marine Music N. D.—Army 7 IT BE? 2:00 N. D.—Army Jowa—Wiscens)n Sifielies Park N- D.—Army J] ? 4 3 > - Towa—Wisconsin rt. Lakes—Purdue| N. D.—Army PIII ’ 2 2:13 ¥ i Iowa—Wisconsin Grt. Lakes—Purdue| N. D.—Army aii) ~~] AFTER T'MORRY- : 2:45 N. D.—Army Iowa—Wisconsin Grt. Lakes—Purdue| N. D.—Army [?,] . [ } LONESONE. POLECAT et : - fe WO BE A GAY 4 : pit Towa—Wisconsin Grt. Lakes—Purdue| N. D.—Army — LL Blt , ! 30 N Deed Towa— Wisconsin Grt. Lakes—Purdue| N, D.—Army 7 \ BACHELOR NO MO'- ) 8:30 Hello from Hawaii] Jowa—Wisconsin Grt. Lakes—Purdue| Pig Skin Frelics Cho. AH FACES LIFE=3:45 Hello from Hawaii Jowa—Wisconsin | Grt. Lakes—Purdue| Pig Skin Frolics Gov 1042 ar Unnoq Feu Sondicate foe £ ALONE’ v :00 Cleveland Symph.| Iowa—Wisconsin Grt. Lakes—Purdue| Dance Orch. ’ ; = ; Si 400 Cleveland Sympi| Towa—Wisconsin | Grt. Lakes Purdue| Dance Orch. WASHINGTON TUBBS II —By Crane : 4:30 Cleveland Symph.| Studio Party Grt. Lakes—Purdue| Dance Orch. 4:45 Cleveland Symph.! Studio Party DePauw Dance Orch. _ occ . Pr THE ESCAPED PRIS HMM! THEY'VE 2 i WLW FRIDAY EVENING ONERS ARE BELIEVED THROWN A RING ; gar. y = : 530—Siring Serenade | 9115—Funny Poop] To BE UBARSIG Spay rine | nl : a i ; :30—String Serenade : nny People FORMS. YOU C 5 2 : 2 oy i Po am Marries 6:45—H. V Kaltenoorn 9:30—Meet Your Navy ANE oul CARE. WE : 4:15—Portia 7:00—Duffy’s Tavern 9:45—~Meet Your Navy ; T . a t 4:30—Plain Bill 7:15—Duffy’s Tavern 10:00—Arthur Reilly ARE SURE TO SEEANY i 4:45—Front Page Farrell 7:30—Information Please |10:15—Background 4

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5:00—News Reporter 5:15—Don Winslow 5°30—Lum 'n_ Abner 5:45—Lowell Thomas 6:00—Fred Waring

6:15—Gregor Ziemer 9:00—PFunny

SATURDAY

A.M 6:30—News-Weather 6:45—Sue & Rangers 7:00—Top O’ Morning . 9:15—Carroll Alcott 7:30—Col. Cumquatt 7:45—Consumers 8:00—Consumers

8:30—Mail bag 8:45—My Health 9:00—News 9:15—Parade of Stars 9:30—Columbus Boys’ 9:45—Jr. Red Cross

11:15—Home

8:30—Double or Nothing, WIBC.

1:15—0hio State-—itt, WLW. 1:45—Jowa-Wisconsin, WIBC. 2:15—Purdue-Great Lakes, WIRE.

By FRANK WIDNER FOUR FOOTBALL games and one middleweight prizefight are on tap for sports fans this week-end. At 9 o’clock tonight, Mutual and

‘ 7:45—Information Please

8:30—Plantation Party 8:45—Plantation Party

10:00—Creighton’s 10:15—Creighton’s : 10:30—Coast Guards 10:45—Coast Guards 11:00—~Home Forum

11:30—News-Reporter 11:45—Man on the Farm 12:00—Everybody’s Farm

12: 15—Everybody’s Farm 12:30—Everybody’s Farm 12:45—Unannounced

1:00—News 1:15—Ohio-Pittsburgh

People 11:45—Moon River

PROGRAMS

1:30—Ohio-Pittsbugh 1:45—O0hio-Pittsburgh 2:00—Ohio-Fittsburgh 2:15—0hio-Pittsburgh 2:30—O0hio Pittsburgh 2:45—Ohio-Pittsburgh 3:00—Ohijo-Pittsburgh 3:15—Ohio-Pittsbudgh 3:30—Minstrel Melodies 3:45—Minstrel Melodies 4:00—C . Dant’s Orch. 4:15—Unannounced 4:30—Trading Post 4:45—Unannounced

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Pete French and Wally Neholing back again this week for the Fur-

on WIBC at 1:45 p. m. and WLW will carry the Ohio State-Pittsburgh game at 1:15 p. m.

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FOR SOME reason or other, radio seems to be making an unusual run on the stars of Hollywood lately, arranging guest appearances for ; . them on one pro-

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the beauteous blond with the winning smile. Janet, who is no

stranger to the microphone (she sang with the late Hal Kemp before going to Hollywood), will be the guest

“Stars over Hollywood” broadcast on. WFBM at 11:30 a. m. tomor-

o'clock on WFBM. 2 8 2 A RIB-TICKLING tale about the “Laughing Mutderer,” starring the veteran actor, Claude Rains, will be the cheery “Inner Sanctum Mystery” offering on WISH at 7:30 p. m. Sunday. Rains will be heard as a wealthy

and the climax will slay you, according to Raymond Edward Johnson, the “Sanctum’s” affable host. 2 2 8 THE TALE set for “Gang Busters”

at 8 o’clock, will tell how the ex-con finally wound up in one of the jails

star radio dramatic cast will join Kate Smith’s Friday night regulars tonight at 7 o’clock on WFBM. . .. Hanson W. Baldwin, military ang naval expert for the Times is coming up for a session on

o'clock on WIRE. . . . “Double or Nothing” will salute the workers in

“Information Please” tonight at 7:30! .

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un 2 2 2 x : : . " : } : > se 6 ’ - | tonight is all about an ex-convict BECKY ? ; TONIGHT heglnie at 12 45 p WISH gf Bi Suen on he Spe es who saw the errors of his ways and Er 7:00—Kate Smith, WFBM. a so will carry the tilt at the same| ww on™ "0 oe Bennett, an-|Joined up with the only criminal wy 2.) § 7:30—Information Please, WIRE.| = Gren wor pave: Johnny DeCatip other movie favorite, will make-her|he knew who had _ heen $oo clever 4 Boi > 8:00—Gang Busters, WISH. 'Isecond guest appearance on the|for the police. The story, on WISH) | gf iS 3

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—By Raeburn Van Buren

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WIBC will broadcast -a blow-by- gram after an-/ man on the verge of a nervous he onc, o Shlilag defense tonight DON'T You SHELTER ! blow account of the Ray (Sugar) other. Madeleine | breakdown. Fearing he’s losing his |2 8:30 o'clock on WIBC. BUILD ONE 2 Robinson-Vie Dellicurti battle in Carroll, for ex- |mind, he gives his lawyer power of - *

Madison Square Gafden, Robinson will be seeking his 38th straight victory, Grid games tomorrow are topped by the annual Notre Dame-Army classic which will be held in the

Yankee stadium. Two stations will| :

carry the game for Indianapolis listeners. N . Ted Husing will give listeners to

ample, announced that she was through with film work for the duration and since that time has been kept busy hopping from one program to an-

Janet Blair

attorney to handle his affairs and then goes away for a rest. A series of fiendish murders are committed and the phantom killer is tagged the “laughing murderer” by the tabloids. The rich, mentally ill man believes himself responsible and begs to be placed in an asylum. What happens after that is

TODAY'S COMMON ERROR

Do not use the adverbs so, then and also to join co-ordi-nate verbs in a sentence. For this purpose a conjunction must be used in addition. “He was one among many and sO was unobserved.”

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