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THAT MOST ROUS TRY IT 7 ’ {30 Army-Navy Army-Navy Army-Navy Drug Program ; & 3S MAN, WHOSE LAST AND HUNK OF EARLY | PUBLICITY STUNT LET'S GO ~- : 32:45 Army-Navy Army-Navy Army-Navy Drug Program 3 ta MOST SENSATIONAL AMERICANA OF ALL TIME ”’/~ 4 100 Army-Navy Army-Navy Army-Navy Metropolitan Opera |g > 2. - aed, ST Ge ty, STUNT EARNED HIM A SENSATION i i Army-Navy Army-Navy Army-Navy | Metropolitan Opera SEE es Lette, ul THE. PLAUDITS OF AGAIN ? 3 i {30 Army-Navy Army-Navy Army-Navy Metropolitan Opera| lag ees ~~ . 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"| News & Studio Pty| Charles Dant Musical Cocktail Hh Fr 7h #:15 Cleveland Sym, News & Studio Pty| Charles Dant { Musical Cocktail Wes 5 Santa Claus Evening at Home | DePauw Sportsman Club ly 45 Arms for Victort | Turf Bar Time Upton Close Clyde Lucas Ni g— Wn Wy Ny wii ” vy 's I n \ 27 7 : $-. WLW FRIDAY EVENING if inh, BLAZES! ZZ SIR, THIS IS AN OFFICER'S UNIFORM 6:30—String S d 9:15—Funny_Peopl hr, Na, Aen NOW 1 KNOW 1 OF THE AAP ny AULIARy :30—String Serenade : nny People \ 1, TY) / N , Sk a 00—Girl Marries 6:45—H. V. Kaltenborn 9:30—Meet Your Navy leas Ld Wen am, | WHATS MEANT BY % M oR OREN BETT ER CAPTAIN, :15—Portia 7:00—Duffy’s Tavern 9:45—Meet Your Navy Cyn at! wp AN, 1A COMPLEXION LIKE , ' ) 4:30—Plain Bill 7:15—Duffy s Tavern 10:00—Arthur Reilly wv ECE). po 10 RR | PEACHES AND AND YOU HAVE NO FURTHER ! 4:45—Front Page Farrell 7:30—Information Please 10:15—Background 1 = a ri i" . 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U.-Ia, Com'dos| Moscona as Raimondo, Alessio de bullet and a half dollar bet on 8:00—Consumers 11:45—Man on the Farm 3:15—0. 8S. U.-Ia. Com’dos . : ? 8:15— Mail Bag 12:00—Everybody's Farm 3'30—0. S. U.-Ia. Com'dos| Paolis as Arturo and John Dudley whether a jury would decree life or 8:30—Mail Bag P. M. 3:54—Unannounced as Normanno. Frank St. Leger will death. y Health 12:15—Everybody's Farm 4:00—Unannounced - a 12:30—Everypody's Farm | 4:15—Unannounced conduct. #2 = = ABBIE AN" S —By Raeburn Van Buren | HERE edd iE md vo A BLOW-BY-BLOW description ro sm 3 olumbus Be 7s :00—Fa y in Me 3 a f ~ 3 - - - ,8:45—Round | Up 11520. 5. 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Kate smith will present Helen Menken in the title role of George Ber-

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fallen France has known even darker days aid still regained her glory. o ” ” - THREE LOCAL stations, WIRE, WFBM and V/IBC, will carry the 43d annual gr d clash betyeen the Army and the Navy at 12:30 p. m. tomorrow. The game also will be ~ ghort-waved tc army and navy men around the world. © Because civil. an travel is restricted by the governinsnt, it is estimated © | that the large;t listening audience in army-navy idiron broadcasting history will tuae in the event. In order to avoid 1 nnecessary transportation, the ganie, usually played in Philadelphia’s mammoth Franklin field, has been shifted to Annapolis and outsiders ire prohibited from attending. : | Covering the football classic for|

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7:00—Kate Smith, WFBM. 7 :30—Information Please, WIRE. 8:00—Gang Busters, WISH. 8:30—Double or Nothing, WIBC.

TOMORROW 12:30—Army-Navy, WIRE, WFBM, WIBC. 1:00—Metropolitan ' Opera, Pons, WISH.

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NBC and WIRE will be Bill Stern, assisted by Ken Carpenter in the color assignment. Mel Allen and Connie Desmond will announce the game for Mutual and WIBC and Ted Husing and Jimmy Dolan will be at the microphone for CBS and WFBM.

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GRAND OPERA will add its potent voice to the battle cry for victory when the third season of Saturday afternoon broadcasts of the Metropolitan opera opens on WISH at 1 p. m. tomorrow. Its initial “Opera Victory Rally” will be dedicated to the United States and its armed forces throughout the world. Guests of honor, who will speak during the rally intermission period, will be Governor Herbert H. Lehman, recently appointed national director of foreign relief and rehabilitation; Archibald MacLeish, librarian of congress; Mrs. Joseph R. Truesdale, president of the “Met” Opera guild, and John Charles Thomas, noted opera singer. Lily Pons will appear in. the title role of “Lucia di Lammermoor” in the opening performance. Supporting her will be Thelma Votipka as Alisa, Jan Peerce as Edgardo, Leonard Warren as Lord Ashton, Nicola

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