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to 8 P. M. FELIX KNIGHT TO BE GUEST ON MELODY HOUR Marion Claire Will Be Star of Show. Felix Knight, young American tenor, will make his Chicago radio debut on and Mutual's America Loves a Melody program from 8 to 9 p. m.

next Saturday. Marion Claire, soprano star of the hour, again will be featured. Col. Robert R. McCormick, editor and publisher of THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, will speak.

Knight will be heard in two solo selections, "Neapolitan Love Song" from Herbert's "Naughty Marietta" and "I'll Never Belleve in Bad Luck Again" from the W-G-N prize ning operetta, "Mr. Mozart," by Ross Hastings, This will be lastings' sec. ond composition to be aired on the program as the theme song, "America Loves a Melody," also comes from his winning operetta in the $10,500 quest. Knight also will sing a duet with Miss Claire from the "Chocolate Soldier" and join with her in two medleys, one of Kreisler tunes and the other of Romberg's "Maytime" selections. Miss Claire will sing "Say Not Love Is a Dream" and "Zigeuner' from "Bittersweet." "I'll Never Believe in Bad Luck Again" and "Say Not Love Is a Dream" are the two dramatic song spots for the program.

They are the results of two $25 prize winning letters from the radio audience naming the listener's favorite tunes. Miss Florence Forrester of Rock Island, selected the Mr. Mozart" tune while Mrs. W. W.

Bergoffea chose Say Not Love Is a Dream." Kenneth MacGregor, W.G-N head producer, will direct the show. The orchestra will be under the baton of Henry Weber, musical director, and the chorus will be directed by Robert Trendler. SALUTE BUNDLES FOR AMERICA ON W-G-N PROGRAM A salute to Bundles will mark the Double broadcast from 9:30 to 10 tonight over W.G-N. Shop Fields, leader of a new all. saxo.

phone band, heads the battery of contestants for the show. The weekly double team will be made up of Mrs. Wales Latham, president and founder of Bundles for Dorothy Sawyer of the distribution department. Walter Compton, monies, will quiz and guests from Bundles tell something of the work for the men in ices and salvage sewing Navy relief. Frank Forest, tenor making his 87th appearance on the Brusiloff is the Alois Havrilla, announcer.

for America or Nothing Frank Forest. America, and Miss organization's master of cereinterview the for America and organization's our armed servfor Army and soloist, will be consecutive weekly show today. Nat musical director; PRESENT 'SPIRIT OF AMERICA' ON CITIZENS' HOUR An unusual presentation of a patriotic number, "The Spirit of America," will be given at 10:30 this morning on W-G-N when Alvernia Catholic High school for girls is honored on THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE'S Citizens of Tomorrow program. The school's a cappella choir, directed by Sister Cecilia, and the school's choral speaking group, conducted by Miss Anna Helen Reuter, will unite to present this number, Sister M. Hyacinth will give a brief address on the history of the school.

Philip Maxwell, of THE TRIBUNE'S editorial staff, who conducts the gram, will speak on old time high school cheers. Two more names will be added to the honor roll. They are Musabelle Coons, 17 year old senior of Mattoon, High school, and Mary Ann Anderson, 16 year old senior of Alvernia, Miss Anderson, who will be Interviewed by Maxwell, won first place in an All-American Catholic girl contest sponsored by Bishop B. J. Sheil thru the Catholic Youth organization.

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79th and Ada Sts. Telephone RADcliffe 3067 OPEN SUNDAYS Grandfather Buys Him $1,000 Bond Along with the elephant in his play pen, Alan Teller Levine, 17 months old, has acquired a new $1,000 war bond, The bond was purchased for him by his grandfather, Jack Teller. Baby Alan used his savings account of $50 to buy defense stamps so his grandfather added the $1,000 bond. Alan is the son of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Levine, 5200 Blackstone avenue. 19 COMMISSIONS AWARDED SOUTH SIDERS AT U. OF I. ROTC Members Made 2d Lieutenants. Nineteen south Chicago arca residents are included among members of the University of Illinois ROTC brigade who have received reserve commissions as second licutenants, it was announced last week.

Students from the south sections are: Air corps William W. Blood, 2336 West 112th street; Richard E. Mitchell, 9125 South Paulina street; Roy C. Nyberg, 7343 Vernon avenue; Howard R. Schmidt, 226 West 112th street.

Coast Artillery corps: Raymond N. Doetsch, 2652 West 64th street; William S. Morrill, 1544 Edgewood street, Chicago Heights. Corps of Engineers: Flio Passaglia, 8359 Crandon avenue; Wallace J. Raiche, 5419 Harper avenue; Walter T.

Wiggins, 1017 West 104th street. Field Artillery: Robert O. Burton, 5637 Drexel avenue; Bernard Kaufmann, 5421 Maryland avenue; Richard T. Knowles, 7337 Eberhart avenue; Robert S. Mikesell, 9036 Pleasant avenue; Walter P.

Ruff, 9820 Winston avenue; Norman W. Cusick, 174 Country Club road, Chicago Heights. Infantry: Robert H. Shultz, Yales avenue; Walton Fitch, Flossmoor, Quartermaster Corps: George S. Flagler, 9762 Vanderpool avenue; Nathan Zivin, University avenue.

DEAN M'BURNEY NEW MODERATOR OF REVIEW STAND James H. McBurney, dean 'elect of the school of speech of Northwestern university, has been named moderator of the Reviewing Stand, which is heard on W.G-N and the Mutual Broadcasting a. m. every Sunday. He succeeds Parker Wheatley, who enlisted in the army.

J. H. McBurney. As chairman of the department of public speaking in the school of speech, McBurney will succeed Dean Ralph Dennis, who will retire in June. Victory by 1944" will be the topic of discussion today.

Participants will be Dr. Gerhard Schacher, Prof. Tracy E. Strevey, and Prof. George J.

Cady. Day in 'Chicago, Germany' Subject of Oboler Play Chicago, Germany." This is the title of Arch Oboler's drama to be on the Plays Americans series over WMAQ-NBC p. m. for, today. Joan Blondell will play the lead in this play portraying a day In the life of a stenographer should ler conquer America.

Party Chairman Mrs. George Burns, second vice president of the Calumet City Woman's club, in her position as social chairman will be responsible for entertainment when the club entertains soldiers, sailors, and marines on Friday, June 5. Both the junior and senior clubs are combining to furnish entertainment and refreshments for the military open house. PREMIER OF 2 AMERICAN WORKS ON MUSIC HALL The of two new American compositions and the presentation of two distinguished American concert artists will feature the Radio City Music Hall on the Air at 11:30 m. today over WCFL.

The new works will be a scherzo entitled "The Bee and the Flower," by Sascha Fidelman, well known violinist, and "Sonnet for Strings," a poetic composition by Maurice Baron, who will conduct the concert. Soloists will be Edwina Eustis, opera contralto, and Leonora Cortez, Philadelphia piano virtuoso, who made her concert debut with the Philadelphia orchestra under Leopold Stokowski. Miss Eustis will be heard in Bizet's "Agnus Dei" and two of Schubert's most popular songs, Sylvia and Hark, Hark the Lark." Northerners Will Present Song by 2 Chicago Girls A new song, "Reminiscing of You," by Nan Wisner and Harriet Marstone, will be heard on The Northerners concert on at 9:30 p. m. Tuesday.

The tune will be sung by the male octet, accompanied string ensemble. Miss Wisner and Miss Marstone, who are secretaries at the J. Walter Thompson Advertising company, have written four other songs. FUR STORAGE Our Expert cleaning and glazing is absolutely safe and thorough--Brings out the beauty of your furs, costs but little, nothing to pay until next Fall. Call Us Today--Hyde Park 2988 The Delaney-Heald Co.

7153-7159 Stony Island Ave. Dependable Service Since 1907. RICHARD LENIHAN CHOSEN LEADER OF CIVIC COUNCIL South Shore Body Asks New Bus Service. At a recent meeting of the South Shore Community council the follow. ing were named officers: Richard M.

Lenihan, vice president of the South Shore National bank, president; Frank X. Rydzewski, national commander of the Polish Legion of American Veterans, vice president; Fairfax Townley, auditing department of Carnegle Illinois Steel company, secretary, and Miss Helen Babcock, librarian of the South Shore branch library, treasurer. Name Traffic Committeo. A transportation committee was appointed to investigate three Items of Interest to council. It hopes 10 obtain a bus lino on Jeftery avenue from 67th street to 103d street and asks more modern street car equipment in the area, eliminating oneman cars.

Extension of the 71st street feeder bus to 73d street and Exchange avenue, to facilitate direct transfers, also is sought. Seok to Proservo Park. The council also is waging a campaign for preservation of Rainbow park. Council members declare that since filling in for a filtration plant, sand blowing is slowly destroying lawn, trees, and garden in the park. An appropriation has been made for black dirt to top the sand, and council members are asking that this be done at 'once.

Also discussed was the problem of a traffic bottleneck in Jackson park for which the council has submitted 8 solution not entailing further bridge construction. SAVAGE GIVES BEHIND SCENES BASEBALL SLANTS Ever since Guy Savage, W-G-N sports announcer, got into radio 16 years ago, he has wanted to do one particular type of sports program. The show that Guy had in mind WaS to take listeners behind the scenes of major league baseball and give them inside information. This ideal has finally become a realization with Savage, who is now conducting a new sports show on every afternoon at 2:30, before the ball game. This program is placing the interviews that were formerly heard on the Voice of the Bleachers.

Savage gives the highlights of the Cubs and Sox stars and tells about the players on the opposing teams. He also gives sport oddities and describes unusual incidents of the diamond. Kaye's Swing and Sway to Be Aired in Chicago Sammy Kaye's Swing and Sway music as aired on his Sunday Serenade will come from Chicago today. The program is aired over WMAQ. NBC at 1 p.

m. Kaye and his crew are returning eastward after making a picture in Hollywood with Sonja Henie. Arthur Wright is tenor soloist with the troupe. Vera Brodsky Will Air New Stanley Bate Work Continuing her series of Sunday morning piano recitals Vera Brodsky will play, In its world on the air, the Prelude and Toccata by Stanley Bate, young British pianist-composer at 10:05 a. today over WBBM-CBS.

Bate is now living in Hey Blondie, There's a War On (Story on page 1.) unseated Mounted Policeman David A. Mill of avenue when she abruptly stopped at Randolph and greet Mrs. Marion C. Smith of 6028 Stony Island her very best friends. Reason: Mrs.

Smith gave lump of sugar she has crunched since rationing began. her so effusively that Mrs. Smith thought she was up her hand as well as her gift. (TRIBUNE Photo,) FORMER FLYERS I TO SEEK CADETS FOR AIR TRAINING Naval Aviators to Visit South Side School. Chicago high schools will be visited by members of the first World war naval aviators' committee tomorrow and Tuesday to interview applicants for the navy air force, it has been announced by Lleut, Carl G.

Olson, senior member of the naval aviation cadet selection board. The former navy flyers will Intervicw June George graduates who are interested in immediate training to secure their flying wings and commissions as ensigns, Parents of the applicants are urged to meet with the interviewers who will answer any questions regarding the program. The group, headed by Chairman Warren V. Moody, and including George Halas, owner and coach of the Chicago Bears professional football team, is assisting the board in the important task of selecting high school graduates for naval flight training, Recent changes in enlistment requirements open this training to four year high school graduates between the ages of 18 27 years. South side schools the navy and men who will visit them tomorrow are: Bowen High school, M.

J. McDermott; Calumet, R. O. Bailey; Engle wood, G. Mackie; Fenger, John R.

Dalenberg; Gage Park, George Halas; Kelly, Alfred Roulet; Lindblom, Henry W. King; South Shore, Ralph McClelland; and Tilden Technical, C. F. Kuehnle. Tuesday the following schools will be visited: Harper, Joe M.

Grams; Hirsch, M. J. McDermott; Hyde Park, John R. Dalenberg; and Morgan Park, Richard H. Lawler, Parish Club Frolic.

Blondie almost 6533 Minnetonka State streets to avenue, one of Blondie the first Blondie greeted marked to give A spring frolic will be given Saturday evening by the Young People's club of Christ the parish in the school hall, 93d street and Hoyne New York. avenue. LIMITED OFFER OF GARAGES While Materials Last! FAMOUS City 2 CAR GARAGES FOR LESS THAN RENT The U. S. Government will sanction the building of $175 our your present garage for stock a of limited materials time last.

only--just Act as now, long while as you can. 36 Months to Sea these Insulated "City" garages; hip roof design, pine drop siding, 4x4 in. corn. posts, sash, eave, all hardware, hinges bolted, chip slato roofing, All Pay types low $5 month per of garages-over 4,000 of our garages in Chicago as and suburbs. Erected On Your Lot Union Built 30 Utility Garage Clip- Gable Slide- Fold Doors DEFENSE COTTAGE Built on your own lot by union labor--Buy while materials last.

OWN" YOUR "OWN FOR $445 FULL LINE OF LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS Our Representative will call Day or Night. No Obligation. OPEN SUNDAY 10 to 4 BUY UNITED STATES WAR BONDS AND STAMPS VISIT DISPLAYS AT SOUTHSIDE HEADQUARTERS LIBERTY LUMBER CO. 7337 S. STONY ISLAND HYDE PARK 1726 STUDY PROPOSAL FOR ATTIC FLATS IN ENGLEWOOD Area Chosen for Near Industries.

Studies will be made in Englewood to determine the feasibility of verting present 55th dwelling units into homes for Engagement Mr. and Mrs. Orville Reinhold, 8312 Langley avenue, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Bette Jane Reinhold, to Samuel M. Field son of Mr. and Mrs.

Samuel M. Field of Milwaukee. No date has been set for the wedding. POLL TAX TO BE TOPIC TONIGHT OF FORUM OF AIR "Should Congress Abolish the Poll Tax? will be the topic for discussion on W.G-N, W59C, and Mutual's American Forum of the Air, current events round table to be aired from 7 to 7:45 tonight. Upholding the afrmative will United States Senator Claude Pepper of Herbert Agar, editor of the Loulsville Courier Journal.

Taking the opposite view. point will be Congressman Joe Starnes of Alabama and Eugene Cox of Georgia. Theodore Granik is moderator of the serles. defense workers. They will ENGLEWOOD be undertaken by federal and a a tion agencies result private by tho as of RACINE dofonso housing commit te'e 75th of the Office Defense.

If studies prove the plan workable, home owners will be encouraged to provide housing for war work. era. The plan, if adopted, would seek the conversion of unused attics in private homes into flats, and provide for other large scale conversions. Why Area Was Chosen. Mrs.

Hilda Gitlin, secretary of the OCD's housing committee, outlined the idea to the Chicago Plan commission and asked that a neighborhood suitable for conversion be sug. gested for study. Homer Hoyt, research director of the commission, suggested Engle wood. In his study recommendation, Hoyt suggested Englewood because it is the largest body of middle aged houses closest to the war industries on the southwest side. He pointed out that it was served by the elevated and Rock Island railroads.

There are," he said, "more than 9,000 structures with six or more rooms, indi. cating a wide field for conversion." New and expanding war industries in Clearing and thruout the southwest side indicate that additional housing facilities will be needed, Iloyt said. The Southtown Planning associaton, which directs the planning Englewood, has been contacted for its reaction to a proposed conversion of the community to provide additional dwelling units for defense workers. Support, with Reservations, "It WAS the board's conclusion." Fred Henderson, executive secretary, said, "that if additional dwelling units are needed for defense workers and if the Englewood area logically lends Itself to a conversion program, they would give such a program all possible support." The board concluded, Henderson said, that such a conversion program should facts undertaken been only gotten after together availso as to determine those sections of the area best suited for such a program. "The board," Henderson said.

"demands, however, that any conversions done under such a program should be of a nature not to be detrimental to the area." Scout Troop Banquet. Boy Scout Troop 820 will hold its 27th annual banquet at Temple Sholom center, 3480 Lake Shore drive, at 6:15 o'clock Thursday evening. The troop has members thruout the city. Sale ARMSTRONG MARBLEIZED LINOLEUM CEMENTED The Ideal floor covering for nurseries avery room well as kitchens and bathrooms. in the home--for halls, as Installed free with orders of 10 sq.

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