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OUT OUR WAY " —By Williams

RADIO PROGRAMS

THIS EVENING.

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WFBM 1360 WIBC 0 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mu (NBC) (Blue Network) 4;00 Peature Sto Easy Does It Girl Marries

News 4:16 Personal Problems| Easy Does It Portia Faces Life | Melody Timd

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4:30 Tea Time Tune Track Time Plain Bill Bwing Session 4:45 State Dental Assh.| Easy Does It Front Page Farrell | Hop Harrigan 5:00 Speedway Sports News-—Mel. Billbd. | Terry & Pirates ' 5:15 y Time Superman Melody Billboard Dick Tracy 5:30 Pearson Time Capt. Midnight Frank Parrish Jack Armstrong 5:48 G Tom Mix Sports—Dick Reed | John DeYoung 6:00 Lanny Ross Show | Fulton Lewis Jr. | Sup Club Luke Walton 6:15 Jack Smith PF. BEdwards—News | World News Walts Time 6:30 Sherr Queen Dave Hamilton Mel Box Lone Ranger 6.48 Queen Inside Sports Fred Holt—News | Lone Ranger 7:00 Jack Carson Cares Away Mrs, North| Lum & Abner

118 Jack Carson Cares Away Mr. ai Mrs. North | Livin tor a 130 Dr. Christian esh Up Show Raleigh Room Sportsman's ub 9:45 Dr. Christian Up Show Raleigh Room Sportsman's Club §:0 Sinatra Show Gabriel Heatter Eddie Santor Jones and I :15 Sinatra Show Real Life Stories |Eddie Cantor Jones and I 8:30 Bob Crosby Show Spotlight Bands Mr. D. A. . Hopkins Mem. Pr. 8:45 Bob Crosby Show | Spotlight Bands Mr. D. A. H. Hopkins Mem, 9:00 Moments in Mus, |Inst. on Geriatrics | Kay Kayser Indpls. Twn. Meet's 9:15 Moments in Mus. |Institute Geriatrics|{Kay Kayser Ind 1s. Twn, Mey ana Roo!

3: Holiday for Music| Score for Rha, y| Kay Kayser

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THURSDAY PROGRAMS WFBM 1200 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (Blue Network) :30 Early Birds Morning, Neighbors| Dawn Patrol Hired Hands 145 Barly Birds Morning, Neighbors| Dawn Patrol Morning Mail 100 World Today News—Fun at Bkfs, | World News News :15 Morning Melodies | Breakfast Devotion | Musical Clock Dunkin’ Time

Morning News—C'gr't'lations| Musical Clock

‘ 6 1 3 9 Phil & Uncle Ezra | Musical Clock ay Rhythm and Song | Larry Richardson 8 8 9 ’

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Musical Clock :15. Rhythm and Song| Yawn Patrol Dick Reed :30 Mrs, Farrell Yawn Patrol Sneak Prevue 49 Mrs, Farrell Yawn Patrol Sneak Prevue :00 Valiant Lady Jane Day's House | Lone Journey My True Btory ;15 Light of the World | Jane Day's House | Lors Lawton My True Story 9:30 Evelyn Winters Sings Road of Life Church Hymns X 9:45 Bachelor's Child’n | Spinning Wheel Joyce Jordan The Listening Post || 10:00 Art Godfrey Show |News—Board Room | Fred Waring Tom Breneman 10:15 Art Godfrey Show | Tune Tonics Fred Waring Tom Breneman 10:30 Tena and Tim Library Hour Barry Cameron 10:45 Aunt Jenny Letters to Lindlahr| David Harum Ted Malone

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11:00 Kate Smith Lyle Vi Make-Up Box Glamour Manor 11:15 Big Sister orton Down ay’'s Glamour Manor 11:30 He Trent U. 8. Navy Band Talks Dick & Guy 11:45 Our Gal Sunday |Jan Garber Orch. |Talks George Byron 13:00 50 Gilblre Forbes Larry Richardson | Tello-Test ¢ Baukhage 12:15 Ma Perkins You Take the Mike | Dick Reed Home Front 13:30 Farm Circle Lunch’n With Lopez | Interviews Kay Reporter 12:45 Farm Circle Farm Bureau Four Stars day H 00 2d Mrs. Burton Voice of the Army | Catherine Daniels

i Ma & a, Linda's First Lov 15 Perry :Mason ohn J. Anthony a's ® | Catherine Daniels 1:30 Rosemary Queen for & Day | Hearts in Harmony Bride & Groom

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2: Uptown at 2 Woman of America| Al Pesrce 3:15 Star Time P.M. Party Ma Perkins

2:30 Hoosier Marines |P.M. Party pper Young Ladies Be Seated 2:45 To Be Announced | News Reel Right to Happiness | Ladies Be Seated 3:00 House Party Erskine Johnson Backstage Wife Jack Berch 3:15 House Party ° y Does It Stella Dallas Day Dreams 3:30 Ayres Program Easy Does It Lorenzo Jones Ethel & Albert 3:45 Ayres Program Easy Does It Widder Brown Cascades 4:00 Feature Story Easy Does It Girl Marries New! 4:15 Personal Problems| Easy Does Is Portia Faces Life Melody Time 4:30 Tea Time Tunes | Track Time Plain Bill Bwing Session 4:45 Tea Time Tunes Fasy Does It Front Page Parrell| Hop Harrigan

WABW (FM) THURSDAY'S PROGRAM

P.M 4:30—Tea Time Tune 7:15—Dance Cavalcade 2:00—Hawalian Musio 4:45—Tea Time Tinie 3 30--Musical Favorites 2:15] Sister 5:00—Spotlight Varieties 7:45--Musical Favorites 2:30—Vive Mexico 5: J5--Spotlight Varieties 8:00—~Pan-Americans 2:45—Vive Mexico §:30—~Viennese Concert 8:15~Pan-Americans 3:00—-Midday Symphony 5:45—~Freddy Martin 8:30--Just Music 3: ietifidtay Symphony 6:00—Dinner Music 8:45--Just Music 6: Musie 9:00—Evening Serenade 6:30—Pop Senter 9: :15—Evening Serenade 6:45—Pop Conce

4: of Song ony of Bong 4:15—Park & Recreation 7:00—Dance Cavalcade 9: 45—8ymphony of Song

WLW THURSDAY PROGRAMS

AM 10:00-Preq Waring 1:15=Today’s Children 6:30—Hymntime 0:15—Fred Waring 1:30-Woman in White 6:45—Ev'ybody’'s Choretime 10: i30--Barsy Cameron x ‘45—Hymns All Churches 7:00—News—Williams 5—~—David Harum 00-—Women of America 7:15~Cadle Tabernacle ht HL ba Grant 3 15—Ma Perkins 7:30—Nws., Riss, Wth., Mk. | 11:15—Editor's Daughter 2:30-Pepper Young 7:45~Chuck Acree 11:30—Young Dr. Malone 4 45—Right to Happiness $:00—~Buccaneers 11:45—Life n Be B'utiful| 3:00-~Backstage o Wile

8:15—News—Chamberlain | 13—Noon—Fifty Club 3:15-8tella Dallas 8:30—Morning Matinee 3:30-=Lorenzo Jon: 8:45—~Morning Matinee P. 3:45-—-Widder Brows 9:00—Morning Matinee 12: ra Club 4:00-Girl Marries 9:15—Morning Matinee 12: I0—Nws, Mkts, Ev. Prm. | 4: 35-Portia Faces Life 9:30—Road of Life 12: 45—Everybody’ s Farm 4:30--Plain Bill 9:45—Joyce Jordan 1:00--Guiding Light 4:45—Front Page Farrell

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Lucille Ball, who has something on it, will be armchair guest on the Ellery Queen program at 6:30 tonight on CBS and WFBM, to try for the solution to the “Adventure of the Hollywood Murder Case.” Miss Ball has just finished a picture, “Easy to Love,” ' with Van Johnson (oh, boy!) and will be in New York to visit her husband, Desi Arnaz, who has an orchestra at the Copacabana. If that's a sin—' it's Anacin!

James P. Dixon of Poughkeepsie, N. Y., reports that he has a pigeon 4

which flies into a rage when it hears any other radio voice but that of Lanny Ross. That sounds like sabqtage of Frank Sinatra but you can’t account for the tastes of a pigeon. On the other hand, if you're in the quail class, you can tune in Lanny tonight at 6. ” ” » Walter O'Keefe, who used to attend school at Notre Dame and who helped write and make famous “The Man On the Flying Trapeze,” will visit the Bob Crosby show at 8:30 tonight. (Bob Hope got a Lincoln when he guested on the Ford program). Perhaps, Walter will be swinging on a flying Mercury after tonight. Bob, Jeri Sullivan, the Town Criers and the Bob Cats will keep the music hitting on all eight cylinders.

. “ . The first “Advice to the Lovelorn” column was probably chiseled on a slab of stone centuries ago, but interest in romantic situations still remains popular. Jane Jordan does well in this paper and Allie Lowe Miles helps’ solve “Personal Problems” for the Peoples’ Outfitting Company on WFBM each afternoon at 4:15. With marriage and divorce fast approaching equality on the books, it might be a good idea for more people to read or listen to this type of journalism. . » ” » David Rose is presenting an original musical composition on his “Holiday for Strings” program.each Wednesday at 9:30. Tonight, hol

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Program” tomorrow afternoon at 3:25. . “Vox Pop” will replace “Inner Sanctum” on Tuesday nights next fall, . +. . Bing Crosby may work for one of those pen companies for under-water writing next season. (Not Eversharp). . = . Speedway fans should keep up to date by tuning in Squirts broadcasts direct from Gasoline Alley on WFBM each afternoon at 5. It's as good as being in the pits yourself. . . . Paul Whiteman says David ‘Rose is today's nearest competitor for composing honors of the late George Gershwin. . . . Sam Sims says that if President Truman

Put your problems in a letter to Jane Jordan who will answer questions In this colume dally.

JANE J ORDAN

DEAR JANE JORDAN: I'm|these girls why aren't they required burned -up. For the past four|to stay in their wives’ country?

years I've worked in a war plant a LEFT OVER. for an dverage of 10 hours a day.| Answer: All the worth while reMany an American girl has done maining men aren't married. You {have only to look at the vital stathe same thing. [tistics to see that marriage liWe've made good money, but|..nses are being issued every day donations of every variety hit us. in. considerable. numbers. first, | Men are constantly coming back Here's my gripe. We were dis-|into civilian life, There may not couraged from marrying during the|be as many as before but the supwar. Now all the worth while men{ply isn't exhausted by a long shot. either are married or won't come| When a lonesome man in a forback. eign lands falls in love he doesn't What burns me up is the fact|stop to think about the girls back that the Yanks are marrying “to-|home. matoes” of other nations, .and{ That is what happened after the bringing them back to the U. S. A.|first world war. Don't be so burned where they flaunt them in the faces|up. The Yanks didn’t marry forof the good American girls who eign girls to spite you.

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