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Satisfactory Employes The Day on the Radio TUBSOAT, NOVEMBER 6, 1934. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 5C Ripley Explanations A Short Short Story lift iC'VI I 0 1 i 'i Explanation of Yesterdav's His Mother By Marguerite Tinsley Let's EXPLORE Your MIND By ALBERT EDWARD WIGGAM, D. Sc. See Whether His Opinions Agree With Your Own ew ep- wfl I asnJfchU ST i (j82M891) poet, philosopher and prosperity of his country He was a CentUT- ru er has done more for the education, welfare and i the title But democratic and sold title, of nobility.

For $10,000 one could buy from rat a.ylum de Janeiro SA1 fashin Dm Pedro bullt and endowed the itnPosin hom the Vain tf the FcXh Dom PedrefllS7eS3 "tt? 1 the an annual pension of $2801 300 of feed Lm Xl 11 'w, "Ve the CUntry NV' 15 1889 Hc TOMORROW: A LIFE OF SPITE 7 Brazihan Republic KSD Programs For Tonight. RADIO PROGRAMS For TODAY At 5, Dick Steele, the Boy Re Louis stations broadcast on the channels: KSD, 550 kc; KMOX. porter. At 5:15, Mid-week hymn sing'. At 5:30, Press news and Mary Smalle, singer.

7 60 kc; KFUO, 550 kc. At 5:45, Songfellows, male quar noon KSD BEX BATTLE'S OR- (HKSTRA. KWK Last part of Farm and Home program. KMOX Just Plain nui. niij win Hollanders or- cnestra.

KMOX Piano interlude. KFUO Devotion, Rev. Paul (Zrnsa- nronr. chestra. KWK Little Orphan An- WIL Parade of the Stars.

6:00 hsn-WLK, by HENRY B. STEA-GALL OF ALABAMA. Adventures of Jimmy Allen. WLW (700) Amos and Andv. KWK Sport Review.

WIL Paul and orchestra. 6:15 KSD SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY PROGRAM. Speaker. Nicholas Resident Inspector of U. S.

Naval Supplies. KWK Tin Type Tenor. WGN Or- chestra. WIL Maxmilian Orchestra. KMOX Dorothv Plack.

so- prano, and Robert Pribble, baritone. 6:30 KSD YOU AND YOUR GOVERNMENT, "New Rights for Old," Trof. James T. Young and lrof. Thomas H.

Keed. KMOX Buck Rogers. KWK Mu I WEW Gypsy Joe. WILLcharles LETTER. TO 45 sical Memories.

WIL Male trio. KSD ELECTION RETURNS :40 6:45 ACEVEBVTAU-PCOPLJOavEav PEOPLE; MORE LIKELY TO MARRY WHO R6EM8Lft THEA IN STATURE 7MAJ PBOPLB OF MEDIUM HEt6HT? EL BOYD. PIANIST, and Ml SICAL COCKTAIL. KMOX Boake Carter. WIL, Talk.

WGN C720) String ensemble. KSI LEO REIS.MAN'S ORf-HES- tet. At 6, Talk, Henry B. Steagall of At 6:15, School and Community program. Speaker, Nicholas Elliott, Resident Ispector of TJ.

S. Naval Supplies. At 6:30, You and Your Government. At 6:40, KSD, Election returns. At 6:45, Musical Cocktail, and El Boyd, pianist.

At 7, Leo Reisman's orchestra, and Phil Duey, baritone. At 7:30, Wayne King's orchestra. At 8, Ben Bernie's orchestra. Joe Rardin. At 8:30, Ed Wynne and Eddie Duchin's orchestra.

At 9, Light opera hour; "Cyrano de Bergerac, soloists and Nathaniel Shilkret's orchestra. At 9:59, Official weather report. At 11, Dance music. At 11:15, Charles Reader's orchestra. At 11:45, Felex's orchestra.

At 12, Freddie Martin's orchestra and Election Returns. At 12:30, Hal Kemp's orchestra. 7:00 NATE dug his bare brown toes into the leaf mold and squirmed uneasily in his sheltered lookout under the low boughs of the mountain pine. He was watching a strange woman do strange things to the cabin which had always been "home" to Nate. Now of course it could be home no longer.

Not with that woman Pop had brought home last night, living there! Nate's loyalty and boyish sense of the fitness of things had been terribly affronted yesterday, when Pop had come downstairs clad in the store suit he'd bought for Maw's funeral a year ago. and anounced to Nate that he Pop was going to Valleybury and marry Mattie Boone, the woman who kept the boarding house. True Pop had explained hesitantly, he'd known Mattie ever since he and Maw and Mattie had gone to school together; she was a wonderful cook, said Pop and he felt that he and Nate needed a woman around the place. Last night, when Pop and his Dride had come from town, Nate had crouched in the loft and listened to their voices. Pop's happy and -excited as (under Mattie's direction) he carried in bundle after bundle from the wagon, two new mattresses and boxes and boxes of home-canned fruit and vegetables which Mattie had brought along.

Nate knew what was in the bundles because Mattie had called out the contents of each box and bundle and suitcase as Pop brought them in. Nate had buried his head in the straw tick and ragged bedclothes which composed his bed in the loft to shut out the happy commotion below. He'd thought with dogged devotion about Maw whom he couldn't remember without thinking "Poor Maw" and determined that he, at least, wasn't going to accept this new woman. Early in the morning, before Pop and his bride wakened, Nate crept from the loft, went to the barn and patted the horses called his mongrel dog, and started off. In a knotted bandana he had a faded shirt, three marbles, a dried rose 1 i i 1 1 i.i I' i i' i i Hi what "that woman" would do on her first day in Nate's home.

Bright and early Pop and she began carrying- things out of the cabin. Mattie sorted them carefully. Maw's few pitiful clothes she either washed or aired, handling them gently and (Nate felt) regretfully. Nate swallowed convulsively and tried to keep on resenting Mattie's presence. But his distrust and resentment were oozing away as his interest in Mattie's cleanup campaign mounted.

SHE had Pop shut up the chickens and the pigs after mending the barnyard fence. She had him rake the yard and spade up some beds for flowers and vegetables. Then she went in the cabin and came out with some sandwiches. She called, "Nathaniel! Nate?" And Pop laughed and said he guessed the boy was bashful, but would be in, bye and bye. All afternoon he watched the little slim figure of Mattie and the tall, lank figure of Pop, performing Herculean tasks of cleaning up the cabin.

By late afternoon the clothes were all gathered in, the windows washed and white curtains hung. Nate watched like a homesick prodigal from afar, but he was still determined that he wouldn't go back. Where was Why! There he was, down by the cabin door. The rascal had returned home after a day of scouting in the timber! Nate whistled softly, but for once Rags didn't come. He just lay there and watched the cabin door, waiting for his supper.

Nate had never felt so alone. There was something else tantalizing him too. Gradually he realized what it was. The odor of cooking from the cabin! Not cooking such as Nate had known but savory smells of roast ham, fresh bread, pumpkin pie. Nate began to cry into his folded arms.

All his resentment and hatred were gone, in their place a great longing. When Pop and Mattie called him at supper time, Nate got up and approached the cabin on dragging feet at first and then with quickening step. He picked up an armload of wood as he passed the a aueiNEee aaan has APPLICATIONS FOR. A POeiTION FROAATMESON6 of a aoeiwEse aaam, LAWYER, DOCJbR, PREACHER, MieeiONARV, MECHAN AMD POLITICIAN. OPWHtCM MAM TO PROVE SATISFACTORY? L'awn ana sisters.

KMOX Esther Velas and ensemble KWK Vic and Sade. WIL Orchestra. WEW Scotfs orchestra. Kn MUSIC GUILD; string qoar-tet; Lucy Mnnrw, soprano, and Frank Black's orchestra. KMOX Pat Kennedy with Art Kas-srs orchestra.

KWK Irish Jam-Vree. WIL Ragamuffins. KMOX Marie. the Little French Prr.ress. WIL Croonaders.

KMOX Romance of Helen Trent WIL Stephen Barry, singer. KWK Rapid Service. KH KING'S (jCARD QUARTET KMOX National Education Association program. Speakers. Kath--vTi McHale and Ruth Wilson Tryon KWK Smackout.

WIL proeram. hl "MA rERHIAS," dramatic ketch. KMOX Exchange Club. KWK rt Collins' orchestra. WIL Po- releases.

hl THE WISEMAN, musical variety program. KMOX Dynamite Jim. KWK Variety program. WII Soloists. kI) STIDIO MUSICALE.

KMOX Missouri D. A. R. KWK Music Magic. WIL Today's hl WOMEN'S RADIO REVIEW; -paker and Joseph Llttau's orchestra.

KMOX Columbia Variety program. Bible Study; songs. KMOX -Laugh Clinic with the "Two Doc-: and Al Roth's orchestra. KWK Hetty and Bob. Adventures in the Use of 'far Time.

Speaker. Dr. Llewellyn and soloists. WEW Beatrice pianist. WEAF Cham Kir.

Freund Art Critic. Moment with the masters. KWK Hessbereer's Bavarian Bend. ys Chain "Not by Bread Alone," e'en. K-l CSICAI-E.

HM I.ADV NEXT DOOR; Chilian' program. News and musicale. WEW 7. e--n Schankman, violinist hl MEREDITH WILSON'S OR-t KMKA. KM mx Piano recital.

KWK jj- WEW University rr--cram. WIL Orchestra and sketch. KM''X Window Shoppers. KWK a Joy. WEW Roy Dutchek's TRA.

with Phil Duey, baritone. KMOX Lavender and Old Lace, Frank Munn, tenor, and Hazel Glen. WGN (720) Kav Kvser's orchestra. KWK Crime Club Mystery sketch. WIL Brad and Al.

7:15 WIL Mr. Fixlt WGN (720) Orchestra. 7:30 KSD WAYNE KING'S ORCHESTRA. KMOX "Melodiana," Vivienne Set-gal, soprano, and Lyman's orchestra. KWK Lawrence Tibbett, baritone and orchestra.

WGN" (720) Kay Kyser's orchestra. WIL Melody Musketeers. WIL Kay Thompson, singer. WGN (720) String ensemble. 8:00 KSD BEN BERME'S ORCHESTRA AND JOE HARDIN.

WIL Melodies. KMOX Bing Crosby and Bos well Sisters. WGN (720) Mardi Gras. WLW (700) Melody Parade. 8:15 WLS (870 "The Bovs' Escape." sketch.

WIL U. S. Navy Band. KWK "The Story Behind the Claim." 8:30 KSD ED WYNN; GRAHAM Mc- NAMEE and Eddie Duchin's orchestra. KMOX Isham Jones' orchestra with Countess Olga Albani, soprano, and Melodeers Quartet.

KWK Musical program. WIL Fashion revue. WGN (720) Ura and Ab-ner. ABS Chain Dorothy Atkins, singer. 8:45 WGN 720 Bob Paceili'ii orches Jt? IT EAftrf ER TO TELL WWEKJ VOL) ARE HAPPY THAN WHEM VOU ARE UNHAPPY? YEj OR MO COPVB.IMT JOMN OILXE chestra.

WIL Continentals. 11:45 KSD FELIX'S ORC HESTRA. KMOX When Day Is Done. 12:00 KSD FREDDIE MARTIN'S ORCHESTRA and Election Returns. WLW (700 Stan Stanley's Orchestra.

WGN (720 Dance music till 7:30 a. m. KWK Midnight Frolic. 12:30 KSD HAL KEMP'S ORCHESTRA. Corn Huskers.

KWK Fashion Revue. WEW Talk. WIL Opportunity program. WLW (700) Moon River Concert. X7 werjl ETAOU AUTHOR'S NOTE: These answers are given from the scientifice point of view.

Science puis the rights organized society above the rights of individuals. Discussions of Public Issues tra. KWK Hands Acrops the Border. WIL Musicale. 9:00 KSD LIGHT OPERA HOUR.

"CYRANO I)F. BERGEKAC," with soloists and. Nat Shillkret's orchestra and others. KMOX Walter O'Keefe, Annette Hanshaw. Ted Husing and Glen Gray's orchestra.

WLW (700) Minstrels. WIL Jolly P.ussians. KWK News Comments. 9:1. "5 KWic ri.hi 6:15 KSD SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY SPEAKER.

Nicholas Elliott, Resident Inspector of U. S. Naval Snp plies. 6:30 KM "NEW RIGHTS FOR OLD." Prof. James T.

Young and Prof. Thomas H. Reed. ulating home environment. We could work marked improvement in the race almost overnight if all parents had to pass these requirements.

Yes. Dr. Charles B. Daven-Zt port, our leading authority on the heredity of stature, studied 879 marriages and in no case was a very tall man married to a very short woman. In only one case was a very tall woman married to a short man, whereas there were 96 of medium mated to medium and the others ranged in between.

Dr. Davenport concludes: "Persons of similar stature The missionary's son, by con-I siderable odds. Prof. Ellsworth Huntington of Yale has shown that missionaries' sons, by the votes of their own classmates, succeed above the sons of any other profession in every type of wordly success. He submits evidence that this is because the churches require that missionaries be strong physically and of high intelligence, courage and willpower in short, char-acter.

Furthermore, and this is true of no other profession in the world, the same qualities are required of their u-'ives. All these factors combined in-sure both a good heredity and a stim tend to marry each other; and extremes are more particular in this No, just the opposite. Two psychologists, Drs. Rex B. Hersey of the University of Pennsylvania and Goodwin Watson of Columbia, have studied happiness by different methods and both find it easier to measure unhappiness than happiness.

A happy person, just because of happiness, pay little attention to how he feels. As long as your shoe it comfortable you don't notice it, but when your corn hurts the whole world looks different. And so it is with blues, loss of money, friends or other sources of unhappiness. from Maw's funeral flowers. All the things he owned in the world besides Rags, the dog! nes'ra.

9:30 KMOX Charles Kent mrt Kinder. 1 WIL Archie Bleyer's orchestra He had started out determinedly Daytime Tomorrow on Local Stations. enough, but after a half-hour's woodpile and took it to the wood-box behind the freshly blackened cookstove, before he looked shvly at Mattie and said. "Hello MaV' (Copyright, 1934.) walk down the trail he had circled back to his old "lair" under the scrub pine. Nate came back to see KWK Metropolitan Moods 9:45 KMOX Tin Pan Alley.

KWK Bob White. WIL Rhythmizers. 10:00 KWK Amos and Andv. KMOX Myrt and Marge. WIL Voice of Romance.

KFUO Mission period. Music. WLW (7001 Choristers 10:15 KMOX Sport talk and Steele' orchestra, KWK Del Campo's orchestra. WIL Serenades. WON (720) Dream Ship.

Con-ert. WSM (650). WMAQ (670) Gene and Glenn. 10:30 KWK D'Orsey's orchestra. KFUO Concordia program.

WON (720) Wayne Kinc's orchestra. WIL 5:30 A. M. KMOX Home Folks program. 5:45 KMOX Dynamite Jim.

6:00 KMOX Mountain Mir.streis. 6:30 KMOX Home Folk Hour. 6:45 KMOX Three Hired Men. 7:00 KMOX Melody Weavers and Skeets. KWK Morning devotions.

WIL -Breakfast riuh. KFUO Meditation: Rev. K. W. Ziesler; organ.

Room and Board Secret Agent X-9 By Dashiell Hammett and Alexander Raymond (Copyright, 1934.) KMOX Novelty Boys. KWK Bob White. 4 hM RADIO CHARADES. KMOX The Nordmans. KWK Maurie Sherman's orchestra.

WEW Kay Dutchnik's orchestra. WIL ce of the Air. 4 45 k-l M'RsERV RHYMES; Milton ro, narrator, and Lewis James, Georgia Erwin and piano. 7-. Ranch Boys.

WIL Bob orchestra. 5 i mi pi, STEELE, the boy re porter. Children' program. Jack Mantier. fullback of the Chicago B'-BPi, will speak.

-Three Browns Bears and a KWK Uncle Bob. children's i-Tam. WIL Charles Eckel's WON '720) Orchestra. K-n MID-WEEK HYMN SING, and nrganlnt. KMOX "Skippy." WIL Jack Ava-.

orchestra KWK Tommie and Se'h Greinier. io KM PRESS RADIO NEWS; MARY SMALLE, juvenile singer. KMOX- Jack Armstrong, the ail-American Boy. KWK Children's fr cram. WIL Ebony Dot Time.

WON i720t Singing Lady. CBS Howard Barlow's "Under-s'anrfing Music" program. Mozart's iaffr.er Symphonv." ,1 hsi THE SONG FELLOWS, male quartet. KMOX Four Shamrocks and or Tock Revue. KWK WEW Dav's dedica- KM07v Tick Smiie Club.

7:15 7:30 7:45 8:15 tion. KWK Landt Trio and White. WEW Musicale. KMOX German program. KFUO Piano recital.

KSD Classified program. KMOX Dance Melodies. KWK Musical program. WIL Children's program. KSD Don Hall Trio.

KWK Songs. It 71 fev I grgvg'a ncrr hbbe.job- ooo I rv car bmoks I t-iffreN v7UOX av.wmo Car 1. 1 dfearxri here's a. hcu-O there I'n jruov eveNisiej, down could vou I ei-eve woulont that down I siN II i-i 6TRANGER-- havc6i STEve's etSTCR youNe accommodate pp UKB S4AVINS tarv THE CORRAL." I -tppsz I lv 'vl CB BROKE L- 1 1 UADV-I'M Me UNTIL. I 6BT STRANGERS Jfl rlV.

0SU'06P lj jj Leon Belasco's orchestra. (WBBM i770 Henry Busse's Orchestra. 10:45 KMOX Paul Sabin's Orchestra. KWK Ernie Venture's orchetra, WIL Sieepy Hall' orchestra, 11:00 KSI DANCE MUSIC. WIL Last Roundup.

KMOX Clyde Lucas' orchestra. KWK Ralph Kirbery. baritone, and Mills Rhythm Band. WGN (720) Earl Burtnett's Orchestra. 11:15 KM) CHARLES READER'S ORCHESTRA.

WIL Day's End. KMOX Joe Sto-vall's orchestra. 11:30 KMOX Enoch Light's orchestra. WGN (720) Johnny Hamp's orchestra. KWK Blue Steele's or- KMOX June ana jerry, Vaughn De Leath.

KSD Edna O'Dell. soloist. KSD Southernaires. male KMOX Fashion Parade. 8:30 8:45 KMOX quartet.

KWK WEW Eddy Utt. Mus KSD Ida Bailey Allen. KMOX 9:00 ADVERTISEMENT 9:15 9:25 9:30 R. Inc. NETWORK HEADLINERS Ned Brant at Carter By Bob Zuppke (Ojpyright, 1934.) A Story of College Athletics TUESDAY NOVEMBER fcth Election day! Radio brings you the returns tloog with the program! of the network advertisers.

MS EVERY RMROF EYES IN THE STADIUM IS TRAINED ON THE SPOT WHERE THE CARTER TEAM MUST MAKE ITS EWTRAHCE, THREE UNIFORMED TRUMPETERS APPEAR THEflES THE CARTER. TEAM BEHINO THEM fVi- 5iHEC'S "WE CARTER. SAY- ITS NlkeTTElTX. XftRAMT ISMT A BAD COACH, 66T HEfeN. AREMT BRANTS BOYS OONcJ JL.

I ALMOST GAME TIME fW GET HEflE BEFORE TOO COLORLESS -NO SHOWMANSHIP-J LOOSEN OP THE OFFICIALS ARE ft TIME IS CALLED Oft FLAT AS A CRACKED CLAAI NET J0E A I READY WHERE M. THEY LL DRAW A -v jj 6V BUT WHAT -WHAT Rl? KINO OP UNIFORMS! 7 EDGAR A. GUEST weave, a. pel! of HOUSEHOLD 34 EDGAR A vwir hi KoCT'ne; LOAS PLAN KWK with hil mmic, featuring Tom. Dick Household 0- atld Harry.

Charles and the Finance Corp. Household Orchettra. Tvtsdmt A program presenting Lawrence Packard TIBBETT, Metropolitan Opera ba-ri- MOTOR LAWRENCE vnrir tone, who not only ainga but acts dra- CARS TIBBETT KWK matic parti and ihowt a new talent a Packard Motor raconteur. John B. Kennedy.

Orches- Car Co. tra directed by Wilfred Pelletier. Tutsdays TOMORROWS DAYTIME HBADLIXERS With just hii piano, played as only PINEX JO LrTTLE LITTLE JACK LITTLE can play it, COUGH JACK KMOX in a new, sparkling program of tongs. REMEDY LITTLB One of the first, and atill one of the Fri. iuremost.

of radio Sun. ARE THOSE ff, L. JK. I News and Patterns in Harmony. KWK Harvest of Song.

WIL Serenades KSD Dance music. KMOX Betty Crocker. KWK Flo-enda Trio. WEW Hawaiian Music Man. WIL Talk and Lyric Strings.

KFUO Students' devotion. KMOX National Education Association program. KWK Today's Children. WIL Judge Finnegan's Police Court. WEW Bronco Busters.

KSD Broadcast from City Police Court No. 2. KMOX Let's Compare Notes. KWK News Service and Talk on "Care of the Feet." KWK The Honey mooners. WEW Talk and Ukulele Bill.

KMOX Marv Ellis Ames. KSD Alice Remsen. contralto. KMOX The Women's Side of the News. Katherine Darst.

KWK Tony Wons. WEW Kitchen Capers program. WIL, Syncopators. KSD Merchants' Exchange. KMOX Bettv Moore.

KWK Army Band. WIL UT S. Navy Band. KMOX Magic Recipes. KSD Soloist.

KSD Modern Kitchen with Ann Walsh. KMOX Voice of Experience. KWK Field and Hall. WIL Soloists. WEW Yodeling Smitty.

WEAF Chain Address by Mrs. F. D. Roosevelt. KMOX The Gumps.

KWK Josephine Gibson recipes. WEW Talk. WIL United Relief program. KSD Merchants' Exchange. KMOX Magic Kitchen.

KWK National Farm and Home program. WIL Here's How. WEW Syncopators. KSD Merry Madcaps, Norman Cloutier's orchestra. WIL Will Hollander's orchestra.

KSD Tune Twisters. KMOX Just Plain Bill. KFUO Service. Rev. Albert J.

Kor-res- organ. KMOX Piano music WIL Soloists. WEW Gypsy Joe. KWK George Duffy's orchestra. WIL Maxlmillian orchestra.

WEW Dance music. KMOX Little Jack Little's orchestra. KSD Jules Lande and ensemble. KWK Irish Jamboree. KMOX The Cadets.

WIL Ragamuffins. In 11 I I liiri 1 9:45 10:00 10:15 10:30 10:45 11:00 11:15 11:30 11:45 12:00 12:15 12:30 12:45 i i ee. i vz mm IMTCXMB i if .1 V. :1 I 'iV 1 I LECTION ETURNS TONIGHT 3:45 KSD Dreams Come True. Barry McKinley.

baritone. KWK News and musical. 4:00 KSD Chick Webb's orchestra. KMOX Little Theater of Amateur Players. KWK Variety program.

WEW University prgoram. 4:15 KSD Merry Macs. KMOX Window shoppers. KWK Musicale. 4:30 KSD United Relief program.

KWK Maurice Sherman's orchestra. KMOX Harmonettes. WIL Aces of the Air. 4:45 KSD Stamp Club. WIL Fallon's orchestra.

KMOX Russell Brown and rhythm ensemble. KWK Ranch Boys. Formal Entertaining The frame of mind with which we approach a dinner party has much to do with its success. Consequently a dinner preceded by appetizers and cocktails served in the living room has an "air" about it that always starts it gaily on its way. By all means include this service in your formal dinner party plans.

1:00. KSD Gould and Shefter, piano duo. WIL Croonaders. KMOX Marie, the Little French Princess. 1:15 KSD Nepro Education program.

KMOX Romance of Helen Trent. WIL New York Civic Symphony Orchestra. KWK Rapid Service program. 1:30 KWK Smackout WIL Opportunity program. KMOX American School of the Air.

1:45 KSD Merchants' Exchange. KWK Colette Carlay, singer. 2:00 KSD "Ma Perkins." sketch. KWK The Ramblers, male trio. WIL Police releases.

KMOX Exchange Club. 2:15 KSD Maurice Sherman's orchestra. KWK Fine Arts Exposition program. WIL Soloists. KMOX Dynamite Jim.

2:30 KMOX Kate Smith's matinee hour. KSD Studio musicale. WIL, Today's Winners. KWK Seymour Simon's orchestra. 2:45 KSD Women's Radio Review.

KWK Movie broadcast. 3:00 KFUO Shut-in program. Rev. Emll Janssen. Songs.

KMOX Two Doctors and Al Roth's orchestra. KWK Betty and Bob. 3:15 KWK Sisters of the Skillet and talk. WEW Mary Hendricks, pianist. 3:30 WEW Moments with the Masters.

3:40 KSD Musicale. KWK Musicale. 1 Too Heavy When you see the child is putting on weight and is becoming too heavy, it is time to stop giving the glass of milk with the meajs. All mothers dislike stopping this as AALCO LAUNDRY DAMP WASH "7e Flat Pieces Ironed a Lb. Minimum Bundle.

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KENNEDY Tuesdag Night 7:30 to 8:15 Central Standard Tim N. B. C. KWK pOST-DISPATCH Local and National Returns Will Be Announced at Frequent Intervals, Commencing About 7 O'Clock Mil DUfT MIU SINOIt CHESTNUT 8550 314 N. FOURTH ST.

LEO REI5MAN A HIS ORCHESTRA ir I KSD at 7:00 P.M. irTMYr.