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test sponsored by Dave Elman's| commentator during the presenta- NECESSITIES OF WAR ! : BUSY TODAY / J \ Hr

. “Hobby Tobby” program and Pic tion by Donald Voorhees' orchestra. =( i magazine. The| Mr. Levant, appearing in the radio audience| “Great Artists” series for the secwill meet her at|ond time, also will play his own 7:30 p. m, Satur-| piano interpretations of _ Saintday on WFBM. |Saens’ “Scherzo” from “Concerto Her hobby? It’s|2 in G. Minor,” Chopin's “Waltz in queening. To date|C Sharp Minor” and the “Polka” she has been (Shostakovich). crowned Queen of on.

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Miss Levis Ot Motor-Boatine David Harding, during the “Count~ er Spy” program at 8 o'clock to-

Sicial events. And now she will be night on WISH . . . Parks Johnson

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WIR 1260 WIBC / WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 ( ) (Mutual) + (NBC) (Blue Network) :00 Tea Time Tunes [Brite Spots Girl Marries The Sea Hound MARMADUKE'S FATHER

‘15 Mother & Dad | World on Trial Porti H i ; 30 eT Evening "at Home Plain Bill ORL WE : BOUGHT HIM A PRINTING :45 Ben Bernie Turf Bar Time Front Page Farrell| Merry-Go-Round PRESS --- SO WE'RE GONNA START A

’ Prayer News Virginia Byrd Don Winslow The Duncans Santa Claus Dial & Dance Star Parade NEWSPAPER’ Keep Singing Jack Armstrong 10-2-4 Ranch News Gilbert Forbes Capt. Midnight John Thomas Parade of Bands

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News Bert Wilson Lone Ranger Ralph Knox Tee Casper—Sports |

Vox Pop Cal Tinney Cavalcade : Earl Godwin Vox Pop Song Parade Cavalcade Lum & Abner Gay Nineties Bulldog Drummond | Firestone True or False :45 Gay Nineties Bulldog Drummond | Firestone True or False

:00 Radio Theatre Gabriel Heatter Telephone Hour Counter-Spy 115 Radio Theatre Baron Elliott Telephone Hour Counter-Spy :30 Radio Theatre Better Half Dr. L Q. Spotlight Bands :45 Radio Theatre Better Half Dr. 1. Q. Spotlight Bands

Screen Guild Raymond Clapper | Contented Hour Raymond G. Swing \ WN 5 Screen Guild seo =— . Contented Hour Alias J, Freedom NN a PS a 0 Blondie Anti-Saloon Battle Stations Alias J. Freedom n : ma ! 9:45 Blondie Enduring Musie DePauw Sports Round-Up

10:00 Gilbert Forbes Music After Ten [John Thomas News & Music : r d Today Dee Peterson Music You Like Songs of Islands BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES —By Martin Iman Radio Newsreel Starlight Trail Honored Music 4 ' 10:45: Sandman Radio Newsreel Starlight Trail Honored Music - Y :

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TUESDAY PROGRAMS ; e hE hE a A 00 | OROER

WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 ~(CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) ‘(Blue Network)

6:30°Early Birds Tex & Grandsons | Dawn Patrol Sunshine Special 6:45 Early Birds Tex Tyler Dawn Patrol Sunshine Special

7:00 News News World News News 7:15 Early Birds Linda Lou Musical Clock Morning Mail 7:30 Early Birds Bill Haley Musical Clock Morning Mail 7:45 News Utah Trailers Musical Clock ‘| News

8:00 Time With Music | News Roundup Musical Clock Breakfast Club 8:15-Mrs. Farrell Get Up & Go News Breakfast Club 8:30 Mrs. Farrell Bandwagon Shopping School Breakfast Club 8:45 Hollywood News Get Up & Go Shopping School Breakfast Club

9:00. Valiant Lady Mel Steele Merry Melodies News 9:15 Stories Mel Steele The O’Neills Hymn Singer 9:30 Honeymoon Hill Friendly House Helpmate Padra 9:45 Bachelor's Children| Friendly House = .| Lone Journey String Time

10:00 Mary L. Taylor Friendly House Road of Life Breakfast at Sardi’s 10:15 Second Husband [Ethel R. Willitts Vic and Sade Breakfast at Sardi's 10:30 Bright Horizon Ethel R. Willitts Against Storm Women in War 10:45 Aunt Jenny Carson Robinson David Harum Little Jack Little

1100 Kia Spith | Ranch Hangs | Star Farads | Epyionsa mv Bf eT ei . er OWA arison/ 00] ar nnis » as 1S As STL N |& E A N 11:30 Helen Tre Tex & Grandson | Headlin Fa dH CUR HO 11:48 Gol Sunday Hi satlor 0 | EATitorially Farm and Home ||| HARTIN MUSTA : SES) WELL TRANED 42 3 00 hus LIE s 5 oes or NEE NG BACK JI4 Qa 1 : HE :

12:00 Noon Tunes Mid Day News Livestock Reports | Baukhage 7 , NS : Haymakers Farm & Home People’s Man S HE ow) ! : ED 12:30 F Cirel Strictly Personal Wally Nehrling Drug Program i ! // WHERE You PRL H

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12:45 Farm Circle Sunshine Special John Thomas Drug Program

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Les Huff Gang * Mary Marlin Three R's Les H Gang Ma Perkins Three R's Bailey & Trailers Pepper Young Daydreams : Bailey & Trailers Happiness South Amer. Way

Harpo & Tiny Backstage Wife Club Matinee Harpo & Tiny Stella Dallas Club Matinee

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Hoosier Home Folks| Lorenzo Jones Club Matinee | Hoosier Home Folks| Widder Brown Club Matinee Brite Spots Girl Marries The Sea Hound Devotional Portia Hop Harrigan Evening at Home | Plain Bill Sportsman Club : F b d Turf Bar Time Front Page Farrell | Merry-Go-Round (Er RON RRNe p Ye . g Jands WLW MONDAY PROGRAMS AIR 2 S P. M. 6:30—Life Mysteries 9:15—Contented ps dn QUEIREETIC 4:00 Girl Marries 6:45—H. V. Kaltenborn 9:30—Ray Mayer y x P 7:00—Cavalcade 1 9:46—Ray Mayer BUT Fr i ¢ : 1 ill 7:30—Voice of Firestone 10:00—Arthur Reilly OOP. A rg a Serio, "| Si00—News Remort ole not | In Duet pate MASS TARGET LI oR | 3 porter H elephone Hour : u rber LA 6a. 5:15—Don Winslow 8:15—Telephone Hour 10:45—Johnny Lewis THAT, A SHRAPNEL : 5:30—~Deacon Moore 8:30-Dr I. Q. 11:00—Gardner Benedict 5:45—Lowell Thomas 8:45—Dr. 1. Q + | 11:15—Gardner Benedict 6:00—Fred Waring 9:00—Contented 11:30—Midnite Melodies SR oy TUESDAY PROGRAMS Stewart Field, . M. 10:00—Road of Life 1:30—Guiding Light West Point, NY. 6:30-—News . i 10:15—Vic & Sade 1:45—Church Hymns rl r . 6:45—Mansfleld & Abbott | 10:30—Against Storm 2:00—Mary Marlin ion : 7:00-~Time to Shine 10:45—David Harum 2:15—Ma Perkins Div.of The 7:15—Carroll O. Alcott 11:00—Editor's Daughter 2:30—Pepper Young ’ > _7:30-—-Bradley Kincaid 11:15—Ma Perkins 2:45—Happiness 7:4--Consumer { 11:30—News Farm 3:00—Backstage Wife it Pa. . | 8:00—~The Goldbergs 11:45—Livestock Reports 3:15—Stella Dallas 8:15—~Linda's Love P. M. 3:30—Lorenzo Jones 8:30—Beautiful Life 12:00—Everybody’s Farm 3:45—-Widder Brown 8:45—Aunt Jenny 12:15—Vie and Sade 4:00—Girl Marries 9:00-—~News 12:30—Big Sister 4:15—Portia 9:15—The O’Neills 12:45—Hearts in Harmony | 4:30—Plain Bill

9:30—8weet River 1:00—Light of World 4:45—Front Page Farrell 9:45—Lone Journey 1:15—Ionely Women

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