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! By DICK MITTMAN Hn) ONE OF WIRE'S most popular radio programs, jo. 40 Pentagon, | “Eat-itorially Speaking,” will return to the air tomorrow|!1:00 Western Jat 11:30 a. m. after an absence of three years. Dick Stone 115 Chester the presides. | Before leaving the air in 1948, the show was broadcdst | continuously more than eight 6:45 Telenews 10:15 News jiyears in 2314 half hour pro7:00 Arthur 10:30 Faye Emerson I grams.
Godfrey 10:45 Music In the I MAYBE ™v There's . 8:00 Test the Press Night a 8205p Album 1100 Toloports | ARGS Thi, Great Ghaersicers’ 9:00 Break i 11:30 Jeet next fall. A sponsor has asked Bank 12:30 Sign Off | for a kinescope this week with jest of the original raido cast.
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