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1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (ABC) 4:00 Feature Easy Does It Girl Marries Wheel of Fortune 4:16 Persona! Problems| Easy Does It Portis Faces Life Wheel of Fortune 4:30 Tea Time Tunes | Easy Does It Just Plain Bill Nows 4:45 Tea Time Tunes |Easy Does It Front Page tarrell '| Musical Cocktails 5:00 Tea Time Tunes | Sports News—Mel. Billbd. | Terry & Pirates 5:15 Life in Russia Superman Melody Billboard |H-R Scoreboard | 6:30 Pearson Capt. Midnight Frank Parrish Jack Armstrong 5:45 Gilbert Forbes Tom Mix Sports—Dick Reed | Melodytyme 6:00 Mystery of Week | Fulton Lewis Jr. | Supper Club Luke Walton 6:18 Jack Bmith PF. Edwards—News | World News News ’ 6:30 Ellery Queen B'tle Commentators| Melody Box Lone Ranger 6.40 Ellery Queen Inside Sports Fred® Holt news Lone Ranger 7:00 The Whistler Cares Away Mr, and Mrs. North | Lum & T:18 Whistler Cares Away Mr. and Mrs. North | 1a Guardia 9:30 Dr. Christian Benny Strong Or, Music of Tomorrow | gportsman's Club 7:46 Dr. Christian Benny Strong Or. | Music of Tomorrow 's Club 8:00 Bad Sack Gabriel Heatter MoGarry & Mouse | court Missing Hrs. 8:15 Sad Sack Real Life Stories | McGarry & Mouse Bourt Missing Bre 8:30CIntrigue Spotlight Bands | Mr. D. A. . | Prankie Carle 8:45 Intrigue Spotlight Bands Mr, D. A. Frankie Oarle 9:00 Acad. Award Thtr.| Beatrice Kay Kay Kayser Music by Adlam 9:15 Acad. Award Thtr, | Beatrice Kay } Kayser Music by Adlam 9:30 Holiday for Music| FoPular Batons Kay Kayser . | Bar] Godwin 9:48 Holiday for Music| G- 1 Talks It Over| Kay Kayser To Be Announced 10:00 Gilbert Forbes | Frank Edwards Pred Holt News
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WFBM 1260 WIBC 1070 WIRE 1430 WISH 1310 (CBS) (Mutual) (NBC) (ABC) 6:30 Early Birds Breakfast on Farm | Dawn Patrol Hoosier Jamb 6:45 Early Birds Dixie Four Dawn Patrol Hoon Taree 7:00 News—Bing Sings |News, Meet Our Staff | World News News 7:18 Morning ‘Melodies | Breakiast Devotion | Musical Cloek Dunkin’ Time Boys 7:30 Ayres Good Morn. | News—C'gr't’lations | Musical Clock News 7:45 News - | Phil & Uncle Ezra | Musical Clock Time % Shine 8:00 Rhythm Song | Larry Richardson | Musical Clock Breakfast Club 8:15 Rhythm and Song| WIBC Coffees Shop | Dick Reed Breakfast Club 8:30 Mrs, Farrel WIBC Coffee Shop | Allan Roth Breakfast Club 8:45 Mrs, Farrell WIBC Coftes Shop | Allan Roth Breakfast Club 9:00 Valliant Lady Jane Day's House | Lone Journey True Story 9:15 Light of the World | Jane Day's House Lora Lawton My True Sur? 9:30 Bvelyn Winters * | Crosby Sings Road of Lite Church Hymns 9:45 Bachelor's Child’n | Cooking School Joyce Jordan The Listening Post 10:00 Art Godfrey Show | News—Board Room | Pred Waring T Bi 10:18 Art Godfrey Show | Tune Tonics Fred Waring a Brheman
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Barry Cameron David Harum
11:00 Kate Bmith 11:15 Aunt Jenny 11:30 Helen Trent 11:46 Our Gal Sunaay
Up to Minute News Coke Club—Downey Easy Aces Radio Women's Cluh
Four Stars Tomorrow's Musie Talks Talks
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1100 24 Mrs. Burton 1:15 Perry Mason 1:30 Road of Life 1:45 Yolng Dr. Mdlone
Larry Richardson You Take the Mike Dixie Four Farm Bureau
Cedric Foster John J. Anthony Queen for a Day ‘Queen for a Day
Tello-Test Today's Band ‘Round the Circle Dick Reed—News
Flit Frolics Linda's First Love Hearts in Harmony Editor's, Daughter
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Queen is taking boxing lessons and winds up with resin on the seat A legal spokesman for the army of his trunks, but he's right in the middle of a few murders. The said today that Gen. Joseph T. Bes i 1 / d hibit homicide happens within sight of Ellery and three other people but|Narney was empowered to pro | Gen. McNarney could establish a
it looks as if the killer had worked out the perfect crime until the end
of the half hour. Parks Johnson and Warren Hull, who bring their own! Aniericans and Germans. in this | blanket ban on such marriages. “Yox Pop” back to the air next Tuesday, will be armchair sleuths. | country.
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“Holiday For Music” gives Dave Rose a chance to air to the nation |enoys “loophole”
another of his original tunes tonight at .9:30. Our: notes show it will post-war Vienna. A few weeks ago, you may have heard a studio laugh when Rose was playing his original called “The Happy Ice Cube.” The arrangement called for Charlie Price, the drummer, to stand in front of the mike and shake ice cubes in a couple of glasses. The howl came when he turned a page and it was obvious that he was reading music in order to keep the tubes clicking right. With Harlow Wilcox
be called, “Vienna Sings Again,” inspired by the revival.of music in. : marriage as are necessary to insure the success of his mission and
on vacation, Don Wilson will head the cheering section tonight for | AWA § »
Nash-Kelvinator, . FJ » ” » ”
Paul Roberts, M. R., (Master-of-Records), now performs with the
wax-works on “Club Royal” each Monday ‘at 6:30, and “Rhythm at|
Random” for two hours Saturday nights beginning at 11 peeyem. Well, here is a flash: Next Monday, Roberts will have an hour-and-fifteen-minutes each afternoon all to himself to regale the vast radio audience with his own brand of platter-spinning. It will be called “Rhythm at Random” and will start at 4:15 each afternoon and keep right on humming until 5:30, Monday through Friday. Housewives now have plenty of time to reschedule their vacuuming for next week. » » on ” n » When “Keys of the Kingdom” toured the country as a celluloid attraction it stuffed all kinds of Oscars into its. pockets. So it'll feel quite at home as the feature attraction o@ Academy Award tonight at 9. And Gregory Peck will climb back in to his priestly robe of Father Francis Chisholm, who failed as a parish priest in Scotland, but who found himself when he went to China as a missionary. The good padre took simplicity and humility out of hiding and put them to work doing wonders in healing the hearts of men, ” = » » » » An idea that could only come from Hollywood Is the brainstorm for the hot spot, “Dr. Christian,” gets in tonight at 7:30. Letitia Timmons, whe pays her rent in the movie capital, has penned a scorcher called “Wedding Bells” in which tempers flare and a gal tells a falsehood in order to make her boyfriend jealous. But the one she spins is a beaut because she fibs that she is secretly married to Dr. Christian. Of course all of this is mighty embarrassing to the doc whe considers himself a little too old for that sort of thing—telling falsehoods, that is. ” » ~ n ” » + Sad Back, the baggy pants snafu artist of Army life, will be cutting capers in civilan britches tonight at 8. His bosom pal and chum, Chester, gets help from Sad's prospective father-in-law in hatching up a plot designed to make money. Buch a revolting idea will natcherly be good for a lot of developments in which Sad Sack has a mighty good reason for being that melancholy bag. Herb Vigran, a hick Hoosier who made good, will, as usual, speak up as the Sad Sack while the announcer blows smoke rings about Old Gold cigarettes. » ” » o " ” While it may be popular to go around laughing on the outside, such antics don’t fool the “Whistler.” He's the fellow who peeks around brain blocks at 7 tonight, to see what's going on inside a cranium. In other words, he solves the murders that come his way by applying psychology on the suspects. You can’t always tell what he’s thinking, but you're always able to tell when he's thinking it because that's when he puckers his lips and exhales his oxygen. George Allen produces and directs but the mame of “The Whistler” is a CBS secret.
_ They even hang his mother’s picture facing the wall so she won't talk. o ” » ~ o ” . “Pearson Time” at 5:30 this evening, again shines the spotlight
on those artists of the keyboard, Ruth Noller and Ada Straub. They've made a couple of new phonograph records, too, which may be purchased at the loeal store. Tonight they play soft, hot and good and Dick Pittinger, spleler, weaves the commercials into fabrics of verbiage.
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Uphold McNarney's Ban or Marriages
last few months, said the existing directive on the subject would have to be revised and reinforced before
FRANKFURT, Aug. 21 (U. P.)—
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the security of his forces,” the high ranking spokesman said. Under such powers, he added, | Gen. McNarney could prevent any | American—soldier, government employee, or private citizen—from | marrying a German girl.
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