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New Morning Mall Morning Mail News

9:30 Star Parade co Timely Tunes

10:00 Red Cross

Friendly House /

Music Interlude Ethel R. Willitts Charlie Cook

10:45 Let’s Pretend Harpo & Tiny

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; tella Unger News Roundup Musical Clock Breakfast Club 818 or Brown Get Up & Go Ralph Knox Breakfast Club 8:30 Garden Gate Bandwagon Merry Melodies Breakfast Club ' - 8:45 Garden Gate Get Up & Go Story Lady Breakfast Club :00 Market Basket Mel Steele Navy Music New! 9:15 Market Basket Mel Steele Gospel Trumpet Hy we Singer Nellie Revell

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Console Pictures Sea Stories Little Playhouse Little Playhouse

String Serenade

Unannounced Unannounced Coast Guards Coast Guards

Ranch Hands

Tod: eater 33:00 Todays ap Howard Carlson

11:15 Today's Theater

Virginia Byrd

Music Poultry School Music by Black

11:30 Hollywood Stars Little Jimmy Headlines Farm and Home 11:45 Hollywood Stars Hi Sailor Eatitorially Farm and Home 12:00 Gilbert Forbes Indiana News Livestock : News 12:15 Land of the Free | Farmer's Digest Farm & Home People’

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12:30 Farm Circle Farmer's Digest

12:45 Farm Circle

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Wally ening Drug Program.

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Br AAS 1:00 Men & Books Jamboree Prevue News Pictures Metropolitan Opera 1:15 Men & Books Jamboree Prevue |News Pictures Metropolitan Opera 1:30 Spirit of '43 Sons of Pioneers |Farm Inst. Metropolitan Opera 1:45 Spirit of ’43 Sons of Pioneers |U. S. Marines Metropolitan Opera 2:00 Herbert Hoover Sunshine Special U. 8. Air Porce Metropolitan Opera 2:15 \Herbert Hoover Sunshine Special |U. 8S. Air Force Metropolitan Opera 2:30 Hello from Hawaii| Utah Trailers Charles Dant Metropolitan Opera 2:45 Hello from Hawaii| Utah Trailers Women’s Federation Metropolitan Opera 3:00 Wash’ton Reports| Harpo & Tiny Rhythm Matinee Metropolitan Opera 3:15 London Reports Harpo & Tiny Butler University | Metropolitan Opera 3:30 Leatherneck Lore | Hoosier Home Minstrel Melodies | Metropolitan Opera 8:45 Sam at War Jimmy Dickens America’s Music Metropolitan Opera - 4:00 Music Interlude Doctors at War Musical Cocktail 4:15 ¥ Sunshine Girls Doctors st War Musical Cocktail 4:30 Sunshine Girls DePauw Sportsman Club 4:45 Turf Bar Time Alex Dreier Sol Lewis

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Him River 5:45—-Lowell Thomas 6:00~—~Fred Waring 6:15—News Reporter

8:15—Waltz Time 11 8:30—People Are Funny 8:45—People Are Funny 9:00—Tommy Riggs

:00—News 11:15—Background ik 30—Burt Farber

11:45—Chick Mauth

SATURDAY PROGRAMS

aM 10:00—News : :30—Bradley Kincaid 10:15— 45—Delmore & Jones 3: :00—Prayer Period 1: 13~Curley, Ruby & Aub.

® ®0— 10:30—Phil Brito 10:45—My Health 2: 11:00—Home Forum

7:30 11:15—Home Forum 2:45—Metropolitan Opera T48-Sinshine Sue 11:30—Everybody’s Farm 3:00—Metropolitan Opera 8:00—Stories 11:45—Everybody’'s Farm 3: :15—Metropolitan Opera

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* 9:30—Mail Bag 945-0 0 © — : 2 2 os MOST EXPENSIVE SHOW on the air to move to army camps and navy training centers is the Kate Smith troupe, which will be on

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PETITE SONGSTRESS Marie Greene, who left Hollywood to achieve success in “Your All Time Hit Parade,” will

WIRE at 7:30 o’clock tonight, along with Baritone Jerry Wayne, the Lyn Nurray chorus, Organist Ethel Smith and Mark Warnow’s orchestra. Victor Herbert's & “Sweethearts” and those old favor- Miss Greene ites, “Starlight Waltz” and Kath-

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sing the Cole Porter hit tune “You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To,” accompanied: by Nat Brusiloff’s orchestra. WIBC will carry the blow-by-blow account of

‘Miss Landi round lightweight bout between Pvt.

Johnny Greco, Canadian soldier, and Cleo Shans ‘of California in Madison Square Garden between 9 and 10 o'clock tonight. Don Dunphy and Bill Corum, will narrate the details. Shans is no newcomer to Madison Square Garden, but this will be the first main event at that arena for Greco, who has a record of 18 knockouts in 22 bouts. ” ” ”

CLASSICAL MUSIC will be on WISH tomorrow afternoon and night. The opera “Die Walkure,” by Richard Wagner, will be on from 1 p. m. and will be given as a salute to the Philippines. The world premiere of the first

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posed by an American will be .included in the Boston Symphony program, on WISH at 7:15: p.m tomorrow. .. The composer is Dr. Roy Harris of Cornell university. His opus is dedicated to the people of the: Soviet Union and will be played in honor of the 25th anniversary of the organization of their army.

“Waltz Time,” on WIRE

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er, will ‘be a guest of Bill Stern on WIRE at 9 p. m. tomorrow. Six war emergency radio service operators, three men and three women, will compete on the CrumitSanderson quiz program on WFBM at 7 p. m, tomorrow. Mrs. Edna Blue, whose hobby has grown into the ‘American Foster Parents Plan for War Children,” and who is known as the “mother of 15,000 war children,” will be on

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the Blue network in “Meet Your Navy” on WISH from 7:30 to 8 o'clock tonight. He is Richard W. Harold, who formerly was musical director of this station. Others in the quintet are Harold F. Schultz of Champaign, Ill.; Ralph Burrier of Minerva, O.; John P. Bliss of Brooklyn and William E. Foreman of St. Louis. Harold ‘is a pianist. Burrier was once a member. of the Westminster choir. Bliss and Foyeman are vocalists also and Schultz is a milkman who plays an electric guitar.

LOCAL WAAC TO GET SPECIALIST TRAINING

Auxiliary Bernadean C. Wilkins, formerly ay R. R. 5, has been selected for specialist training at " |the army: administration college at Nacogdoches, Tex. She has completed her basic training at Ft. Des Moines, Iowa. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Hair, she was Miss Bernadean C. Hair before her marriage Oct. 11.

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