The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 35

SECTION 2 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, KY. THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 2, 1942. Enough to Make a Guy Bald Bob Replaces Bing On Crosby Program CAM I Tyrone Power, Raymond IMassey to be guests on tonight's Music Hall By Chic Young 'IU. MEREtTlS.J CAM I "ill) I WISH H1 klflu (DEAR, I USED BORROW PEOPLE OJLDj N2vl' IT FOR A VOURCOM0,) LEAVE MV DIP THAT SIT Vl -r MY (yyw COMB? CC-A QWMCTO By Ernie Bushmillcr Making Up Her Mind NANCY flMBNMHWMMMMMWMMMMM -B-------aX-aa-1 iMHMHMMMHMMMHHMHM tN--M Tfc- 'V By Jack Bunker Just for the sake of keeping things in the family. Bob Crosby takes brother Bing's place tonight on the Music Hall at 8 over WAVE.

The sponsor liked the way Bob handled the show during Bing's two-week golfing jaunt recently and has given him the emcee job for the summer. Bob's entrance into the entertainment world was somewhat like Bing's. He was singing at a walkathon at Spokane, when Band Leader Anson Weeks heard his voice and -signed him for a tour with the band. Bob quit Gonzaga College and sang with Weeks for two years, after which he worked for a while with the Dorsey brothers, then organized a band of his own. He is only 28.

Bob's guests for the Music Hall tonight are to be Tyrone Power, who makes his last broadcast before entering the navy, and Raymond Massey, guest star on numerous programs lately. Change for Death Valley Death Valley Days, drama of the old west, will be heard at 7:30 tonight over WHAS instead of at 7. The Jim Backus show moves ahead to 7. You're right; they switched. Death Valley's tale for this evening concerns a boy who planted the first orange trees in northern California.

His name was Elisha Brooks and he discovered a bit of gold dust one day in a wagon rut. Try as he could there just wasn't any more, so he invested the dust in which he had always wanted a bag of oranges. When he ate the oranges he planted the seeds. A few years later he returned from service in the Civil War to find the trees grown and full of fruit. Jim Backus gets into more trouble tonight when he follows the advice of Ambrose, his talking horse.

Time Marches On 1 The March of Time shifts next week from WINN and the Blue network to WAVE and NBC. It will be heard at 9:30. Changing its format somewhat in the change of networks, the March of Time departs from its dramatization of current events to include news reports from foreign battle fronts, with eyewitness accounts of the fighting from correspondents of Time magazine. The new series also will introduce a weekly Bob Crosby even sings like Bing. feature called Men Who Make the News, which is self-explanatory.

First subject will be Lieut. Gen. Brehon B. Somervell, who has charge of getting tanks, food, and ammunition to the far-flung units of the A.E.F. Did You Know Did you know that Amos n' Andy refuse to mention murder, divorce, smoking, drinking or gambling in any of their daily programs? This has been one of their ironclad rules during sixteen years of broadcasting.

What's Your I. Welcome relief to the "smarty-pants" quiz shows is the new quiz, It Fays to Be Ignorant, heard over WGRC at 8:30. Here are some of the brain testers posed by Tom Howard and George Shelton on this program planned for "anyone who is tired of matching wits with walking encyclopedias:" First question: "What famous American general is buried in Grant's tomb?" "Whistler's mother was painted by what famous artist?" Sounds easy? Believe it or not, they've stumped several. Kitchen Blitz ABBIE an SLATS By Raclturn Van Buren I WE'LL THIS IS PROBABLY I I BUT-WE CANT TURN DON'T WORRY I ONE HOUR, LATER-ON THE FRENCH COASTl YOU SAID IT SIR. WELL" WE I'VE ET HIS COOK- CANT STOP TO FIND HIM.

IF I THE FlfeST COMMANDO I I BACK NOW. YOU'LL HAVE ABOUT ME, SIR! I "VI IN'. IT'S ONE O' HE'S AS DESTRUCTIVE- A COMMANDO AS HE IS A IM HISTORY THAT KEERECTl I I I TO STRING ALONG WITH I'M PLENTY I If WHERE'S HE ISN'T WITH 1 I EVER CABRIED JTS Ji I I US. YOU'LL BE IN A TOUGH SMART. TRAININ6I I SCRAPPLE JgSlN USANYLONSER.il HORRIBLES COOK "HE'LL DO AN AWFUL I OWN CHEF 1 1 I I SPOT ONCE WE LAND, OR NO TRAINING I fesnr-Mta SIR aJ FEATURES O' TUIC WAD IDT OF DAMAGE I I KID-ON ACOMAAANDO I'M AS GOOD A FMSy-, rt4- I Highlights of the Day's Radio Programs i Y-WrX -I, RAID WTTH NO COMMAN- i COMMANDO AS MSraiB2aU iUaEMiSw LI'L ABNER Tokio llyar Ah Come DRAMA 5:30 WGRC The Story Teller Tales For Children By Louise Weiller 7:30 WHAS Death Valley Days True Story of "Gold That Grew On Trees" 7:30 WAVE The Aldrich Family By AI Capp Henry Gets a Tough Business Lesson 8:30 WHAS Big Town xt 1 1 A it' HIT 3 HMf-THESt HCADLINE.S A vV IT'S TILLY THE.

A I I (GULP P- rr were, th' the. ri OUCH NOW a 1 7 1 I YOKUMSf-AH 71 OF YC LST AX iNcii5 aiseiy Accuse oievc murder CHANOELS MAH PLANS 1 5:00 WHAS "Our First Line' CAN GO A AM GOTTA DO MAH DOOTV iTC-4R. BAD I IMU: I'LL STOP -2- 1 I GOTTA FINDTW A THAT CAR' I I scpggs.agin Ajt PUBLIC AFFAIRS 5:30 WAVE N.E.A. Convention "Education vs. War-Time Industry 7:00 WGRC Salute to Gen.

MacArthur Gary Cooper and Sergeant York Guests 8:00 WINN Town Meeting of the Air The Problem of Germany After the War 9:30 WHAS Harold Butler Address By New British Minister to U. S. VARIETY 6:30 WHAS Burns and Allen Neighbors Drop In to Wish Bon Voyage 7:00 WHAS Jim Backus Gets More Ideas From His Talking Horse 8:00 WAVE Bob Crosby Tyrone Power Tops List of Guest Stars 8:30 WGRC "It Pays To Be Ignorant" Howard, Shelton and "Bottle" McNaughton 9:00 WAVE Rudy Vallee Peacemaker Groucho Marx Docs His Stuff FRE-EL- BUT FO' MAH COUNTRY THAR'S A VARMINT IN TOKIO WHO NUDS 1 GO OVER, TH' FQm, I iipiiilT I 1 on account of anyone. I 1 O-IFT." 7 IF 0 1 AM ASSOSHEXATES WIF IT'S EVACK I TO THE. PIN FOR ME." A VARMINT NAME.

YOU- L. Heroic Deeds of the United States Navy MUSIC 4:30 WGRC Quaker City Revue Joe Frasetto, Eddie Roeker, Lynn White 6:15 WHAS Glenn Miller "Serenade" for Soldiers At Ft. Jackson 9:00 WINN Summer Swing Marion Mann, Escorts and Betty Vocalists TiuYry 11:00 WHAS Masterworks of Music Dvorak's New World Symphony Performed ALL LISTINGS ARE CENTRAL WAR TIME aOEl. MAY THE. WORST OF THURSDAY'S PROGRAM 5 A.M.

TO 4 P.M. I LUCK FOLLOW YOU WHERE. YOU ARE. Long-Distance Greetings POPEYE wou MAW A DOUBTLESS, KUOX UJILUBE 'PUEPBO OH. FOR AHOV.

AHOW. TO UJE 1T- A rAi-rri men TT it I imvuc u-o i II ixAKHirr-k! I VUTL? lMOV 1 I I LAKES' aar.kwox AW t. i i nil i 1 1 ti rF? 7 rSSST 1 7RI II- Lc, I -TS I- I I 11-11 7 VOU I I TV SsyilTV I I III UklTW III TIME WHAS (840) WAVE (970) WGRC (1400) WINN (1240) WSM (650) WLW (700) 5:00 Mornlni rroll I and Martha Cnrly and Ruby :80 Golden Cilrla Drtftinf Ploneera 6:00 New a Church In Wlldw'd Ktep 'Em Rolling Paul Howard Prayer Period :15 Aabury Collef Homefolk Frollo Daniel Quartet Almanaa :30 First Edition News; Frollo News; In. Man) To ba announced News: R. Starke Morning Frollo Moods; News Minute Man Zeke Clements Mansfield-Abbott 7:00 Nawa Morgan BeittT Garrett Varieties News :15 News, B.

Brya Do Yoa Eemombar Minute Man Keen 'Em Boiling Time to Shin Time to Shin :30 Carol Mason Newt J-80 Newt Bunkhoute S'nade Newt Colonel Cumquatt :45 Benlro Valley Lew Whlta Mlnnto Man News; Musle Jack Berch Consumer's Found. 8:00 Coon Creek Glrla Happy Jack Newa; Mln. Man Breakfast Club Breakfast Club Aunt Jenny News, H. Dorsey Hank Lawson Minute Man Jack and Buddies Linda's First Lava :30 Chasing the Blues News; Melodlea Newi Tr'-r Breakfast Tunoa News Life Beautiful Time Out Oulding Light Treasure Chest News; B. Club Shoppers Serenade To Be Announced 9 00 Time Out Bess Johnson Penny Wise Charlie Hamp Bess Johnson Bess Johnson :1 The Goldberga Bachelor's Child's Clement a Rangera Helen Hieatt Barbelor'a hlld'n Bachelor'a Chlld'n :30 Stepmother Help Mate News; Choir Loft Meet the Band Gospel In Song Sweet River Woman of Courage Novatlma Cheer Vp Gang "Chaplain Jim" To Be Announced Lone Journe- 1 fl Mary Leo Taylor Musical Clock Merritt Ruddock Second Husband Road of Life Road of Life I I News: Melodies tjtar Parade Honeymoon Hill Vlo and Kada Vie and Sada Bright Horlion- Nay Blue Newa: Sta.

LO U. John's Other Wife Against the Storm Axlnit tht Klarn I3 Aunt Jenny Dayfd Harnm Zomar a Book Just Plain Bill MastS" Hour dIVi. Harum :00 Kate Sraltr Sparky gnd D-d Boake Carter Travelling Cook Words and Musle Editor's Daughter Big Sister am-, OldHaelends Harmony; Newt Window Shopping Women In Whlto :30 Helen Trent Midday Melodies H. 8. Navy Farm, Home Hour Farm, Home Hour News: L'st'k Rota Our Gal Sunday Ll-cstoeh: Newa Markets: Sit.

Talk aoHr m'trrhidrl w'rm Life Beautiful Te-as Cowboys 1 O'Clock Newa Baukhago Talking Land of the Free I Women In White Musie; Sav. Talk Texas Jim Lewis Bands: Sav. Talk I urn and Abnar News: Say. Talk Newa News; J. Frasetto Georgia Wildcats Noon News Big Sister 145 Bav.

Talk; Agrlcnl. Clifford Shaw Bing Crosby Dept. of Agr. Hearts In Hsrm'n- 1:00 Dr. Malono ncls Sam Calls Cedrle Foster U.

S. Gov't Repta. Stump Announcer I.ltht of World 15 Devotions Luncheon Manic Rainbow Trio Ted Malnne Lonely Women Love and Learn Matinee Melodlea Sports Page Jas. Msclionald Linda's First Love Guiding 1 lent Pepper Young Melodies; News Jack Baker Editor's Daughter All h'cbea Hymns 2:110 Hearts In Harmo'y Devotional News: Sparta 1 Prescott Presents Marv Marhn Mary Martin Linda'a First Love Musle You Want Sports Page Ma Perklna Ma Perkins :30 Editor's Daughter News: Men of Sea Pepper Young Pepper Young :43 Woman a Newa Tunes: News Right to Happiness Right to Happiness 3.00 Right to Happiness Backstage Wife Sports Page Club Matinee Women's News Barkstsse Wifa I Ma Perkins Stella Dallas Stella n.llas Stella Dallas Against the Storm I orem Jones Nyack Handicap l.nrenio Jones I.nrenio Jones Left Be Neighbors Wlddnr Brown Matinee; Newt- Wldder Brown Wlddrr Brown THURSDAY'S PROGRAM 4 P.M. TO 12 1 I) 1 II TIME WHAS (840) WAVE (970) WGRC (1400) WINN (124fiT WSM (650) WLW (700) io and Ssdo A Girl Marries News; Sporta Sweet and Mello Shopping Around A Girl Marries 15 Defense; Musie Portia Faces Life Sports Page The Sea Hound Pottla Faces Life Portia Faces Llfa :30 Joyce Jordan Follow the Leader Quaker City Revue Flying Patrol Songs of Open The Goldberga Ben Bernle Three Suns Trio News; J.

Donnell Secret City Market Reports Vie and Bade 5:00 Herble Koch News B. 8. Bereoviel News: Defense On Bandstand Reporter :13 Geo. Walsh, Sporta Indiana Indiga l.fnli Anlrir America On March Rita Smith Evenin' Neighbor Dick Fischer N.E.A. Conv.

The Story Teller Dude Martin News; Sports Lam and Abner Th World Today Rhythm; Newt Rhytnrn Revue Freddie Rose Lowell Thomas 6:00 Amot 'n' Andy Fred Waring Sportslants Fred Waring Fred Waring :15 Glenn Miller News of the World Hal Newell. Sports Federal Agent Newa Burns and Allot) :30 Burna and Allen Sports Rhythm Vlsiona Wade Lane Headlines Win War: Newa Fulton Lewis, Jr. H. V. Kaltenborn H.

V. Kaltenbera 7:09 Jim Backus Show Fanny Brlce MacArthur Salute Bats In Belfry Fanny Briea Fanny Brlce 4 30 Death Valley Dayt Aldrich Family Rhythm Clipper Musle Ton Like Aldrich Family Aldrich Family :4 Drama; C. Brown News: Roundup Major Bowea Musie Hall "Confidentially" Town Meeting Musie Hall Musie Hall 15 Mus. and Th'n 30 "Big Town- "Ignorance Pays" 9" :00 "First Line" Rudy Vallee Ray O. Swing Summer Swing Rudy Vallee Rudy Vallee So.

American Way :30 Public Affaire With Rosemary News: D. Williama Variety In Muslo Truth C'queneea To Be Announced :45 Star Parade Hal Newell. Sports Hillmrn-Lindley :00 Dick Fischer News Leonard Keller Mitchell Ayret World In Review Newt I II :15 George Walsh Lou. vs. Milw.

Buddy Cole Newt; L. Breeze Jlmmie Fldler Backgroond Dick Jurgent Dick Jurgens Guy Lombardo Sports; Nocturne Eddy Brandt Music; Newa Mattle Malneek Deke Moffltt Masterworka News: Musie Jimmy Joy News: C. Splvak News: Musie News: Mail. Moonlight Musle Charlie Splvak Moonllrht Musle Dance Musle :30 Dream Serenade Layton Dailey News; B. Byrne J.

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12. Shield rim. 13. Wayside plant. 18.

Sarcasm. 22. Hindu nurse. 21. Mends.

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28. Turned out. 29. Turkish decree. 80.

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