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| {WIBC at 9 tonight with Don Dun- ; - iphy giving the blow-by-blow ac- . | icount, The fight will be in Mad-

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+ 7:30—Information Please, WIRE. 8:00—Gang Busters, WISH. i 8:30—Double or Nothing, WIBC. TOMORROW

1:00—Metropolitan Opera, Grace Moore, WISH.

: By VIRGINIA HATFIELD WILLIAM L. SHIRER, foreign i correspondent and author of “Ber:lin Diary,” will return as guest rexpert on “Information Please” at 17:30 o'clock tonight on WIRE. Appearing also as a guest expert will ‘be Christopher Morley, novelist, ;Who has made 17 visits to the proi gram. The old standbys, Franklin P. . Adams and John Kieran, will be on hand and Clifton Fadiman will be .at the quizmaster’s table. Tonight ithe experts will broadcast from the | iprogram’s old stamping ground at {Radio City, N. Y. Last week they | | ‘went on the air from Boston, where | | «they gave a war bond performance. | : ! ” ” tJ

THE 10 ROUND bout between {| ‘Tami Mauriello and Lou Nova, | © theavyweights, will be carried by

|| ison Square Garden.

|. +%Metropolitan Opera” performance at 1p. m on iWISH, will be { Pliccini’s “La Boiheme” starring | {Grace Moore and | ,Salvatore Bacca‘Joni. Aesare Soidero will conduct. . Also in the cast will be Frederick ;Jagel, George i Cehanovsky, Lo- , fdovicp Oliviero,

Grace Moore

| i tino, Ezio Pinza and John Gurney. ‘ Prances Greer will make her debut : as Musetta. . There is quite a story behind + Marie Wilkins’ appearance on the | + Met's “Auditions of the Air” Sun- | fday. ... A year ago, the Kansas | % housewife.tried out for the program ‘and lost in the semi-finals. Seek-

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came ill two’days before she was to appear in the opera “Lakma” at the Met and Mrs, Wilkins was asked to take her place, . . , She got raves from the critics and her Shok on the “Auditions” program,

MARJORIE MAIN, guest of Charlie McCarthy in two recent broadcasts and star of the movie, “Tish,” will be interviewed by Mrs. Olive Enslen Tinder at 11:15 a. m. tomorrow on WIRE. The interview will be centered about Miss Main's appearance at a midnight war bond rally tomorrow at Loew's theater. Guests may attend the interview. 2 » »

AROUND THE DIAL: Peter Lorre, current Hollywood boogyman, will co-star with Ann Rutherford

the picture, “Crime and Punishment” on the “Playhouse” at ‘8 o'clock tonight, WFBM. . . Ed “Archie” Gardner and Miss Duffy,

.| Shirley Booth, will visit the “Kate

Smith Hour” at 7 o'clock tonight on WFBM., . . Ed will present tabloid version o his own show “Duffy’s” an Miss Booth wil do Dorothy Par ker's monolo comedy sketch “The Waltz.” On CBS’ “Cara van Hour” at 9

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WFBM, guests will be Olson and Johnson, Cornelia Otis Skinner and Roland Young. The regulars on hand will be Lew Lehr, Lanny Ross and Xavier Cugat. . . . An unusual Christmas party will be held in an empty

(house while death peeks through the keyhole during the “Gang

Busters” program on WISH at 8 o'clock tonight, . . . Joey Brewster's birthday will become a pain in the neck to him tonight at 8:30 o‘clock on WFBM. Featured singer with- Benny Goodman's orchestra on “Spotlight Band” at 8:30 o'clock tonight on WISH is blond Peggy Lee... . Her real name is Norma Egstrom and she started her singing career at 15. , . . Now she’s 21 and has been singing with Goodman since he heard her at the Ambassador hotel in Chicago. . . . Champion band of the week, appearing tomorrow at the same hour, is Ted Lewis.

TODAY'S COMMON ERROR

Q—-Why am I wrong when I speak of people being light-com-plected or dark-complected? A—Because complected means

when used in connected with complexion. Say light-complexioned.

POST 348 TO. HOLD PARTY

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England’s experience. Milk and dairy products there have been short and have been rationed practically since the war began. -But there are no signs of malnutrition in the country and the health of the children has actually improved. Sir John Boyd Orr, director of the imperial bureau of nutrition, now visiting in this country. is authority for this last statement. Children and expectant nursing mothers, of course, are on the priority list for milk. When supplies were at their lowest, their ration was a pint a day. The British pint, Sir John pointed out, is 20 ounces, instead of our 16 ounces. The rest of the population got about onehalf pint, that is 10 ounces, per day per head, if the supplies could be stretched that far. Vegetables and whole grain cereals and bread apparently supplied the population with the minerals

his own garden or in his allottment in a public park, garden or other public land.

All bread now sold in England is wholemeal bread. It is called the national loaf and is made from 85 per cent extraction flour, thus supplying almost all of the minerals; vitamins and protein of the wheat berry. Oatmeal gets a big hand from Sir John for its contribution/to national nutrition. The En have increased their consumption of this nourishing - cereal by 75\ per cent. Besides its high nourishing qualities, oatmeal has the advantage that it can be grown much north than many other The milk cow has - ority in Britain for feed, Sir John said, because of the overwhelming importance of milk for health. Production of meat, eggs and bacon in Britain has been decreased, but milk production has increased,

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