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ts caused by station changes after press. time.) . WPBM 1260 WIBC 1070 - | WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 Fri. (CBS) : (Mutual) Fri. (NBC) (Blue Network) : fe | Madeleine Carroll | Music Interlude [Girl Marries | Hop Harrigan BLUEPRINTS, i i ce Stars Sunshine Girls Portia Uncle hg ILL SEND THE 3 ‘Are You a Genius?| Sunshine Girls Plain Bill Sportsman Club AN. OFFICE BOY a 45! “Home Fires Turf Bar Time - | Front Page Farrell | Merry-Go-Round a Paul Sullivan Cocktail Time .|Romantic Melodies | Terry & Pira A [5 The Duncans . = | Cocktail Time | Dial & Dance Dick Tracey hes, : ld Keep Sing Jack Armstrong | 10-2-4¢ Ranch H. R. Gross Bk 3 45 Gl.bert Forbes Capt. Midnight . | John Morrow Meet the Bands : \ i 'T Love a Mystery [ Fulton Lewis Jr. | Fred Warin ‘} Mastermind 115 Secret Weapon Sports Slants World News | Mastermind \ 130 Easy Aces Lone manger Symphonic Swing | H. R. Gross 45 Mr. Keen Lone Ranger Ralph Knox Tee Casper—Sports | Kate Smith Hour| Cal Tinney Lucille Manners Earl dwin 516 Kate Smith Hour| Spotlight Rhythm | Lucille Manners Dinah, Shore ; in Man Cisco Kid All Time Hit Parade| Meet Your Navy Li 5" Man Cisco Kid All Time Hit Parade| Meet Your Navy 2 iH 2 : | 8:00 Anthony Eden | Gabriel Heatter | Waltz Time Gang Busters aa 1g 8 “Anthony Eden Wohl's Sophisticates! Waltz Time ony Busters J 77 : 7 A 1 E 30 Brewster Boy Double or Nothing | People Are Funny | Spotlight Bands ; 7. A A Brewster Boy ' |Double or Nothing |People Are Funny [Spotlight Bands V2 2 % Z @ = 8:00 Comedy Caravan |Greco vs, Shans Tommy Riggs John Gunther AG 7 = A 115 Comedy Caravan | Greco vs. Shans Tommy Riggs * | Gracie Fields rms a :30 Comedy Caravan | Greco vs. Shans Vincennes Prog. Alec Templeton hs & ; 145 Elmer Davis Greco vs. Shans Elmer Davis Sports Round-Up “Ll 300 Gilbert Forbes News John Morrow H. R. Gross A 15 World Today Bud Waples Music You Like Island Song ; 30 Sandman Wordless Music Starlight Trail Honored Music 7 ) Sandman Wordless Music Starlight Trail Honored Music i To — 3 200. Strikes & Spares! News & Music Music You Want News ; :15 Night Watch Uncle Sam Music You Want Service & Swing a 130 Uncle Sam Om Refrain Emil Coleman’s Or.| Service & Swing ” +f © 31:45 Hal McIntyre Old Refrain Emil Coleman’s Or.'Service & Swing : NS i : SATURDAY PROGRAMS A NATIONAL TRAIT xu seco s mr or 326 4 . n Te | amma | VAT | hee . y utua ue Networ . RYE 3 : n “ i 18:30 Early Birds Little Jimmy Dawn Patrol For Service Men 4 y Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster * 16:45 Early Birds Little Jimmy Dawn Patrol Morning Reveille 4% | 9:00 World Today News News Roundup News We Wa 13 Early Birds Linda Lou Musical Clock Morning Mail a & %:30 Early Birds Piano Course Musical Clock Morning Mail ; 5 News Utah Trailers Musical Clock News i i 100 Stella Unger News Roundup Musical Clock Breakfast Club : Bt :16 Maurice Brown Get Up & Go Ralph Knox Breakfast Club gr 30 Garden Gate Bandwagon + | Merry Melodies. Breakfast Club a a 8:45 Gardén Gate Get Up & Go Story Lady Breakfast Club 4 j:00 Market Basket Mel Stedle Navy Music News 4 4 ):15 Market Basket Mel Steele Russell Ford 41 Hymn Singer S ce - A :30 Sam at War Friendly House Nellie Revell Youth & Religion NO Pas = & 145 Timely Tunes Friendly House String Serenade Nautical News FoR ME! 300 Red Cross, London| Music Interlude Unannounced Console Pictures :16 God's Country Ethel R. Willitts Unannounced Sea Stories 30 Let's Fretend Charlie Cook Coast Guards Little Playhouse ):45 Let's ‘Pretend Harpo & Tiny Coast Guards Little Playhouse & 31:00 Today's Theater | Ranch Hands Virginia Byrd Elmer Davis re [115 Today's Theater Howard Carlson Uncle Sam Music by Black £ : 230 Hollywood Stars Little Jimmy . | Headlines Farm and Home Ei 1:45 Hollywood Stars Hi Sailor Eatitorially Farm and Home 3 2:00 Gilbert Forbes News ' Livestock Markets | News 3 115 Land of the Free | Farmer's Digest Fun & Information| People’s Man i :30 Farm Circle Farmer's Digest Wally Nehrling Drug Program 4 145 Farm Circle Farmer’s Digest John ‘Morrow ‘| Al & Lee Reiser 4 1:00 Country Journal Jamboree Prevue News Pictures Paul Lavalle 2 / :15 Country Journal Jamboree Prevue News Pictures Metropolitan Opera ; eA +30 Spirit of ’43 Pioneer Sons Religion Sees News| Metropolitan Opera § 345 Spirit of '43, Pioneer Sons U. 8. Marines Metropolitan Opera : x 200 Men & Books Sunshine Special Air Force Band Metropolitan Opera I “ 215 Men & Books Sunshine Special Air Force Rand Metropolitan Opera YASSUH 7 ~AH 1S : pid YalLER EARD, SORRY AH CAIN'T USO Program Utah Trailers Lyrics by Liza Metropolitan Opera LOOKIN’ FO' A AN’ CU LY, YALLE. JHAIR, HELP OL LOOK Voice. of the Army| Saddle Pals Women’s Federation Metropolitan Opera TREMENJUS FELLA HE SANT WEARM NO Fo nl an Snchy 2 ; 100 Washington Repts. | Elmer Davis . Rhythm Matinee Metropolitan Opera RN ENE SHOE dh eo ho = HUNT} +4 Sse ay 8 > ff. | id london Reports [Harpo & Tiny (Butler College es | aacirobalitan Opera TRIED TKNIFE _ “\ HASN'T SEEN ANYONE. DANGEROUS HUNT ONE eh 4 oosier Home Fo AL ' 2 1d Neighborhood Call Jnmy Dickens Minstrel Melodies | Metropolitan Opera A NA py LIKE YIEY AROUN'~ ENEMY. AH SEEN WIF YO'Y’ 4 ] Cleveland Sym. Music Interlude Doctors at War Metropolitan Opera 4 1 Cleveland Sym. Sunshine Girls Doctors at war Metropolitan Opera SHE WERE 30 Cleveland Sym. Sunshine Girls DePauw Sportsman Club 4:45 Cleveland Sym. Turf Bar Time Alex Dreler Sol Lewis WLW FRIDAY EVENING M. 6:30—Lum and Abner 9:15~Tommy Riggs 00-—Girl Marries 6:45—H. V. Kaltenborn 9:30—Dinah "Shore :16—Portia . 7:00—Duffy’s : 9:45—Elmer Davis :30-Plain Bill 7:15—Duffy’s 10:00—Gregor Ziemer 45—Front Page Farrell 7:30—All Time Hit Parade}10:15—Vox Novachord :00—~Vic & Sade 7:45—All Time Hit Parade|10:30—Meet Your Navy 115—Goldbergs 8:00—Waltz Time 10:45—Meet Your Navy :30—Sweet River 8:15—Waltz Time J 11:00—Arthur Reilly 145—-L,0'vell Thomas 8:30—People Are nny 11:15—Gregor Ziemer 100—Fred Waring 8:45—People Are Funny 11:30—Burt Farber :15—News Reporter 9:00—Tommy Riggs 11:45—Chick Mauth Ww. ASHINGTON TUBBS i SATURDAY PROGRAMS Gi Ry (iy HE — Ce Ea - 10:00—Mail Bag 1:30—Metropolitan Opera REPORTING FOR THIS CONFOUNDED U=-B80AT , : ry \ r 130— Bradley Kincaid 10:15—Mail Bag 1:45—Metropolitan Opera DUTY? GOOD! HAVE CAMPAIGN 15 SERIOUS. HITLER'S NO SECOND FRONT CAN WEVE BEEN CONCENTRAT 45 SUCCEED UNLESS WE LICK HIS ING ON ‘EM FOR MONTHS ay Demmar RE aes aul ART 2 Metropolitan Sposa WORK LAID OUT FOR |] BUILDING SUBS FASTER THAN U-BOATS AND GET OUR SHIPS THRU. PERHAPS YOU WON'T %:15—Curley, Ruby & Aub, | 11:00—Home Forum 2:30—Metropolitan Opera You, EASY : WE CAN SINK 'EM, AND SINK - IT'S THE 30B OF THE BRITISH AND FIND IT VERY EXCITING :30—News 11:15—Home Forum 2:45—Metropolitan Opera ING OUR SHIPS ALMOST AS | NG, ’ : AMERICAN AIRFORCES TO DESTRD! SITTING AT A DESK g :45—Dolly ‘Good © | 11:30—Everybody’s - Farm 3:00—Metropolitan Opera | * FAST AS WE CAN BUILD ‘EM y {1 Bi0-Sons Stories | lls-Everybodye Farm | J:18—Moetropolitan Opera CONSTRUCTION CENTERS WHERE | RLANNING RAIDS, BUT ¢ 8: 3 Ci oon—; . o El | B0nradiey Kincaid | P.M. 3:45 Metropolitan Opera - U-BOATS ARE MADE, AND THE mS DELCEDLY 3 8:45 Consumer 12:15—Man on the Farm 4:00—Metropolitan Opera BASES FROM WHICH IMPORTANT / wr ' 8:00—Consumer 12:30—Everybody’s Farm 4:15—Metropolitan - Opera THEY OPERATE " A 9:15—Air Synagogue 12:45—Everybody’s Farm 4:30—Metropolitan , Opera “3 Nr §:30—News 1:00—Three V's 4:45—Metropolitan ‘Opera >. So §:45—Betty Moore 1:15—Bluejacket Hymns Is A “ s # = s = = DARK osiect/ ; ; - TONIGHT of the address of Mr. Davis for re-{ IT ONLY APPEARS BRIGHT { :00=—~Anthony Eden, WFBM. broadcasting at 11 a. m. tomorrow. BECAUSE OF THE SUN'S oy :00—Greco vs. Shans, WIBC, i 2 s =» RAYS SHINING ON IT. : ; : 9:45—Elmer Davis, WIRE. BOXING: The clash between : 2 5 TOMORROW Pvt. Johnny Greco and Cleo Shans “ENF, 1:05—Secretary Wickard, WFBM. |at Madison Square Garden tonight >¢

will be broadcast on WIBC at 9 By T. RB. MOSS o'clock. Don Dunphy will call the ANTHONY EDEN, British secre- blows and Bill Corum will go on ‘Bary of state for foreign affairs, t0- |} tween rounds to describe the

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night will broadcast his first radio|y ionic : 2 8 = COME OVER TO THE KATE SMITH, who has taken} POLICE STATION her company over the nation to = S entertain the men in service, will >To. 3 = visit the men who fight beneath . = the waves for the first time to-|. C. TTAILS night when she broadcasts [rom ARE NOW WORKING : 3 {| the submarine base at New London, FOR VICTORY” TNR Conn. The program will be on| *! : CHIEF : WFBM at 7 o'clock. THE SOFT FLUFF OF . & “ ” THE SEED POD IS USED 3 Comedy .Caravan” has left New . g Conor. | York and will be on WFBM sat 9| IN LIFE PRESERVERS, fl ©: No 1sLAND, 1 CAN SEE 4 * Elmer Davis, di- § | o'clock tonight from Hollywood| AND 20 OUNCES OF IT THE SOUND AND HEAR THE i ctor of the ; with several changes in its cast. | WILL SUPPORT AN I8-LB. «\}e SEA, a of war in- Mr. Eden Jack Carson, a Warner Brothers WEIGHT IN ayer FOR ‘3 MARGARET GG. HALL - : : : ock tonight ‘with an: analysis of [master of ceremonies. Announcer SATE Te 5 vAv.on7., 8 al Nn wo a sim e situation on the war and home |Ken Niles, of the Abbott and Cos- : : ronts. is tello program, and Herb Shriner, RED RYDER WISH will make a transcription the “Wabashful” correspondent, will Sofp Se on obi Downs wii REPORTS Y ANKEES : ; ] : : : : SURES \ 7 «(LITLE BEAVER] [ YOU DIDN'T STAY BACK IN ° 3 : . : deliver an address during the “Meet : : STOR WL UM? JUST WAVE TH CABOOSE LONG ee CROSSWORD PUZZLE ea Your Navy” program at the Great ‘HE ALTHY 3 ADY’ Ld D GO-UM 2 5 HORIZONTAL: Answer to Previous Puzzle ~~ 18 Lisutenant Lakes naval training station and J ¥ 1,8 Pictured - (abbr.) will be heard on WISH at 7:30 : HPCs, OETEAUEL, (0h. [ha WASHINGTON, Mareh 20 3.22. ~ administrator | PE SEER ET TST | Islands ‘| “Double or Nothing,” on WiBC|—Assistant Secretary of War John 2 Music note Glo SITINEEIL] o (abbr.) at 8:30 o'clock tonight, will present|J. McCloy, who recently returned # 3 Birdlike JASE LES PIRIE 23Long ago Ed Sullivan, in a salute to the cur-| froma five weeks’ tour of the North 0 57 5 Him VICKI[EEW 25 Watembarrier |rent Red Cross fund drive, ; MM 7 Sick EGIRIAITIEERIMIAIMIAL 26 Dog’s name s '® = - |African front, reported today that HL Belongs to it IBAUMITIA[TEIN|VIAIL]I DJ 29 Boat SECRETARY OF AGRICUL-|American troops in that theater are oT 0 Possess SITIOINIESGHL EINE} 31 Sword |TURE Claude R. Wickard will de-|“hard, healthy and ready to go.” 1 Charge ACITIEIBIEEIGIG D|A[R] 34 Bustle liver a message to farmers and their “Wh I Town NABRGIAIP 8l0|GERTIS] 35 Period hel “ en I saw them, they had just elpers during the “Country Jour- § Tree . PlLIAINIEIRE IF [O[RIAIGIE]™ 36 Lever nal” period, on WFBM at 1:05 p, m,| Pe8Un to realize that they had held Discover _ TIU[L|T|R|AEIORIA[LIE 37Royal Red ltomorrow. He will outline the -job|the enemy and thrown them back 7 Ey Fog AJUITIHIO[RIE[S]S OL at0r) |farmers have to and their morale was fine,” he said. Grandehild’ abbr.) charge of . 42 House pet do in 1943, : {| The African ports have been| : : : : ; AER (Scot) 45 Either ~—— control 45 Musical Another victory} ll cleared of wreckage and are work-| ABBIE AN' SLATS i —By Raeburn Van Buren ~~ s ho ol t o Nd 2h ti 15 5 wment DE : ing “full blast,” McCloy said. : ol mime iS So iN _ ; : ade 34 Symbol ior - Sink down egative ny i French troops, although equipped 2 LOOK : ey " : _ silicon 49 Bridle strap 4 Three (prefix) 47 Hindu Rally”—will go on§ with antiquated weapons, are an iE ASE WED) ous SHORING 1B TTACKING AMERICA® HE Eos RIDE IM : Cases (abbr.) 51 Granted fact 5 Within | garment the air at 1:30 “important military asset,” he said. NAZl- 7? AU ; AGAINY/ OutA | Priest ~~ 54 Because 7 Street (abbr.) 50 Fish and will be heard § of exchanging their weapons for £ Ture - 55Salt 8 Receptacle 51 Russian river jon WISH. It will] modern equipment furnished by the ERE ; 4 | yer 57 Like - 9 Road (abbr.) 52 Market come from the United States. .- 7, LLL perme, 1, ) Proce d 5 38 Clery. 10 From what, 54 Kind of tree [civic opera house? ; - i all , q § ‘Height (abbr. no time place? . 56 Lixivium in Chicago during” : : : US TO I voy "Wapiblical 61 Doves’ shelter 11 Requirements 58 Myself |the first intermis. Mr. Wickard OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY n I | Jol if pronoun: _ VERTICAL 14Trick: . 59 South Caro- |gion of “Carmen” which will be| Indianapolis lodge 137, Ladies} [MALI ¢ | Company 1 He is in 15 Bird ; lina (abbr.) |given. by the Metropolitan Opera|Society of the Brotherhood of Loco- ~ es r +. F : : .|o [Ju J jcompany. motive Firemen and Enginemen, 3 : en) rates Governor Dwight H. Green of | gpserve its 24th anniversary is 128) 13 ‘ 14 15 ye Illinois will preside at the opera with a dinner at 6 tomorTo : 1 : > $ rally and Dr. Franklin B. Snyder, | ; coat a PJ v ; Se ; : ’|at Castle hall, 230 E. Ohio st. Memhe | : 0 ob Eada J | president of Northwestern univer-i... and their families will attend. inf Fe . YS ; ; sity, will deliver the principal ad- — es : : i 2 dress by wire from California. N la - : pu i | CHOBE a of ideo HHT EIT RAR BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES any By Marfin | R : 0 e a : : NC ; wt ry . Lili, ; moustache and big cigar, will bring| be £17242. 7: SESE Quai S SERS : [hen : NE xo X Ne TERNS MA pha | 51 1" his newest show—which he asserts DAY. NICHT or SUNDAY EW OF "\% SW Fos TN A ITTY See : : BS. AN : Wace TEL Ne ae i s will also be his “nuitiest”—to the ; id | : ; Ah ba NOR SAG ~ JAA ™ WFBM microphone at 9:15 p. m. Co : 1C DIB \ 1 SOAROWN ROL 5 Sy y . Millar tomorrow. Barbara Stanwyck will 4 out of 5 MORRIS PLAN | SUCKERS! : : : be his first guest star. || Loans Made Without Endorsers ae «. |] *.Borrow on Character, Auto or Furniture ve : TWO SYMPHONY ORCHES-|| “fom $750 $5001 st000, || | OES WON | i i x TRAS will be heard tomorrow. . ¢ Toke 6 weeks to make the first payment. || RSSy7 7) Re a gt gE The .Cleveland orchestra, now on|| ® Many loans completed while you wait. | \. % An. : 2 7- c 5 tour, will broadcast from the acad-|| © Necreditinquiriesoffriendsorrelatives |} past} os \ } Sh ; emy of music in Roandke, through || * FREE PARKING across the street in || : 3 WFBM at 4 p. m. Rudolph Ring-|| Arcade Garage for aute appraisal. || : : wall, associate conductor, will wield [1 Phone MA 3455—Ask for Mr. Coots || -.

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