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WISH 1310 ' (Blue Network) Sunshine Special Sunshine Special

7:00 World" Today 3 15 Early Birds 3 Early Birds News

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8:30 Garden Gate’ 8:45 Garden Gate

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1. 10:90° Timely Tunes 10:15 God's Country 10:30 Let's Pretend 10:45 Let's Pretend

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By VIRGINIA HATFIELD MOZART'S “The Magic Flute” has been selected by the Metropolitan Opera for ‘its performance at 1 p. m. tomorrow onthe Blue network and’ WISH. Heading the cast will be.Ezio Pinza as Sarastro

the principal: speaker at the} regular “ODPEra gui Pinza Victory Rally.” Dr. Quintanilla, a noted educator, be ae by members of _ his staff. Lawrence Tibbett will be chairman. With the opera tomorrow, the Hive network and WISH will carry e inaugural program of the BosSymphony orchestra series at 7:15 p. m. ‘James G. McDonald, network. news analyst, will act as commentator. Broadcasts of the orchestra, conducted by Dr. Serge Koussevitzky, will ‘run 46° weeks. . At the expiration of the regular season on May (37: the “Pops” concerts, directed by

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the Charles River Explanade. Plans also are in the making to broadcast the Berkshire Symphonic |* festival ‘at Tanglewood, in Lenox, if the festival is resumed. Such a long-term contract between a symphony orchestra and a network is unprecedeifted, #8 = = “DOCTORS AT WAR,” a series of medical dramas presented by NBC and WIRE with the co-operation of the American Medical association, will make its debut at 4 p. m. tomorrow under the auspices of the medical department of the U. S. army and the bureau of medicine of the navy. The first program of the series, “Give Your Blood to a Soldier,” will stress the importance of ¢ ivilian ‘blood donation, tracing the plasma from the home front to the battle+ field in drama-narrative form. This series will be a continuation of “Doctors at Work” and other A. M. A. programs heard on NBC the past nine years. 2 os FJ WITH THE football season practically over, Bill Stern will turn his attention to baseball again on his “Sports Show,” set for 9 p. m. tomorrow on WIRE. Will Harridge, president of the American league, will be his guest. Harridge, who has been league ' president since 1931,

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{heard:at the same time tonight from {the Great Lakes naval training sta-

tion. . . . The sailors’ “Meet Your Navy”. program will be carried by WISH.

: For the fourth consecutive year, Kate Smith's Christmas broadcast will’ include Charles Tazewell’s drama, “The Small One.” .. . WFBM will air the program at 7 tonight. . . . “That Brewster Boy” will get up again on his 8:30 o'clock ( program tonight. + '« + Mitzi Green, child movie star now very much grown up, will be guest on “Double or Nothing” quiz {show at 8:30 p. m. on WIBC.

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MORE DIALING: * yenuat will sail on a snowflake for a special Yule appearance when Jerry Colona uses his sorcery to bring back the intangible man: of mystery to meet an imaginary Betty Lou during the “Tom--my ° Riggs and Belty Lou show” at 9:30 o'clock tonight, WIRE. .» . Diana Barrymore will star in Charles Martin's adaptation of “Love Affair” on Miss + Barrymore

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ROOSEVELT VETOES COMPENSATION BILL

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25 (U.P.. —President Roosevelt has vetoed a bill for the relief of Edward Work-

the Wawasee state fish hatchery in Indiana by a civilian conservation corps truck. He had vetoed a similar bill previosly and said there was no reason to change his conclusion that the government was not responsible for the child’s death.

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