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WW mm" THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SUNpAY MORNING, DECEMBER 22, 1940 Section 'lPAGE '1Z 1 ft mll New Way Found The Today THE COCA-COIA COMPANY PRESENTS When a nation it unlisted, the preceding program it still on the air. Programs listed Eastern Standard Time. 1 xfCAO oe WFBR "CBM 1I10K HBAL Cattl 1 HAL AfUr 9 r. 1S0R 1I0R rt EA AfiOK WAHO BOOK WJZ 760K 3 The Helen Hayes Theatre Presents 1 7 1 1 MORNING nt rbi mr pnnnpn A Christmas-time Story Starring Helen Hayes 7.45 ro T.50. Sliver Strain.

8.0C EAT Newt from Europ: 1.05. organ recital. WJZ Xtwi from Europ; S.03. Fr- let Trio. WCAO-Nfwi; Mattlnata.

WOl -Nwi from London. 8.15 wo glim Strains, UJt -Cloiaier Belli. 8.S0 WBll Tone Pictures. Oea ana Glenn, aketca and matte WCAO Louis Wilcher. organist.

WOR Cncl Don Reads the Com let. 8.45 TABC Greenfield Villas Chapel Choir. 9.00 WFBK N'ewi from Europe tYCAO Newt the war. WBL-European New. WCBM Morning Uloriea.

WOR Bain bow Ho us. 9.15 VrFBR Musical Memoriea. WCAO Clyde Barrie. barytone. WEAF The Kidoodiers.

WBAL Coit Coaat on a Bus. 9.30 WCAO Wines Over Jordan. WFBR Sunday Drivers. WCBM-Morning- Melodies. 1 lJ Upton's Tea presents Miss Hayes in plays she loves the best every Sunday at 8:00 P.M.

AFTERNOON I --vJNA, Burgess f'ereditti The haunting memory of her first love almost wrecks a young girl's marriage. But Christmas-time magic and a little girl's danger bring her back to her love of today. Open A Account! li 1 Popular Records By ALFRED D. CHARLES LOTS of arrangement have been made since Hoagy Carmichael penned his famed "Stardust" more than a decade ago. It's been swung and it's been cried over and it comes as near as any tune to being the supreme achievement of Tin Pan Alley.

Of the recordings (and there must be nearly a hundred), this department has preferred the Victor coupling of two Stardusts one side by Tommy Dor-sey, the other by Benny Goodman. Dorscy now has a new version, and it is released at the same time Victor offers an Artie Shaw arrangement. There are some who can't think of a better week: than one in which two new "Stardusts" appear. The latest arrangements give such fans the choice between an emotional rendition by Dorsey which shows the "I'll-Never-Smile-Again influence and an instrumental rendition by Shaw which fea tures his fluid clarinet above strings. Dorsey uses vocals by Frank Sinatra and the Pied Pipers throughout most of the disc and it is for armchair listening.

Shaw uses no vocal and it is for ballroom listeners. For straight dancing, though, you'd better stick to the earlier Dorsey and Goodman record. But you can't let "Stardust" fans off like that: they'll get both new records and won't go far wrong in doing so. Incidentally. Dorsey backs up his new "Stardust" with, a swingish version of "Swanee River," which threatens to burst its banks while flowing merrily along, and Shaw backs his "Stardust" with "Temptation," Dinah Shore "Yes, My Darling Daughter," as sung by Dinah Shore (Bluebird) is some thing you shouldn't let Dass without hearing.

It's a coming tune and tfie songstress does it better than others who have tried their voices "at it Duke Ellington and his star bass player, Jimmy Blanton go to great trouble to demonstrate the limitations of the bull fiddle in jazz. On "Pitter Panther Patter" (Victor) Blanton does some superb string plucking, while the Duke plays a nimble piano. But on, the reverse, "Sophisticated Lady," Blanton uses a bow for some passages and the result is pitiful. For the very latest Christmas shoppers who want a dance tun with jingle bells, several oldies may come in handy. There is Tommy Dorsey's "ianta Claus is Com in to Town" (Victor), coupled with Benny Good man's "Jingle Bells" swung, not rung.

Fats Waller goes a bit further, calling his Yule offering "Swingin Them Jingle Bells" (Bluebird). Xavier Cugat Xavier Cugat, recording now for Columbia, has turned out a ne'w and novel arrangement of one of the first popular to be played fre quently in the United States "The Peanut Vendor." It has a verve and bounce which rumba dancers will find difficult to resist For a coupling, Cugat plays another old rumba favorite, "Mama Inez," which is recommended for Latin-American rhythm fans. Both numbers combine Cugat's best solo and ensem ble effects, barked up by a suDerb rhythm (skin) section. One of the last numbers recorded for Victor by Cugat deserves mention. It is "Los Hijos de Buda," a Latin-American folk dance with a delightful lilt and melody.

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burning coal directly in th seam and using the resulting gas. This does away with mining the coal and transporting it to the consumer. Two wells are sunk in the coal seam. After combustion starts compressed air is- blown into one well, and gas issues from the other. The process will be exploited in the Moscow, Chelyabinsk and other coal fields rich In lignites with a hie-h sulphur and ash content.

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0IJ3f ii.V ie32QrenmountAv. THE PERFECT jj' I GIFT FOR CHRISTMAS 12.03 Otero, aoprano; concert WCAO Major Bowes Family. WiZ Four Polka Dots. WBAL ws; Inauranc talk. WOR Bennie Krueger's Orchestra.

WCBM News bulletins. 12.15 WJZ I Am Ad American. WBA1 bead of The Headlines. WCBM Melodic Interlude. WFBR Emma Otero, soprano Conors orchestra.

12.30 Radio City Musle Hall. WFBR New: Chestertown News. WBAL Time For Romance. WOR "Sing- a Song of Safety" Club. WCBH Sing a Song of Safety Club.

WEAF Wings Over America. WCAO Salt Lake Choir and Organ. 12.45 WFBR Can Too Nam It I WOB Newt Bulletin. Wf WM Alio P.lue, pianist. .1.00 wfbbi Ta announced.

lSFAF Mull Hons Christmas. WtAO thnrch of tht Air. (statin Choir irnn iiome. WR4.L la Thst Tonr Ksme WOK Th r-mring Canaries. WCBM Tha Naxareo Voic.

1.15 Time For Romance. Kcreea ltevier. WOR Rendezvous. EAT nil Ho nne Chrlstmsa. 1.30 WBAL Lutbersn Hour.

WJ Sundown on the Veldt. WiBR Uigbt or Wrung WCAO March of iratnes. WEAF Ob Tour Job. BM-Matinee MI. 1.45 WOR Top'cs and tnnes.

WFBR Hnnse of Dreams. 2.00 B4L Warerly Men's Chorus. WFBBI Th Book Review. WCAO Summary of 1910. WEAr String Symphony.

American Pilgrimage. WOR This Is Fort Dix. WCBM Ca echo-Slovak Hour. 2.1E WFBR NBC String Orch. Wit -Foreign Policy Association.

2.30 WCAO News: Bach Choir of Bethlehem. WRAI Tapestry Musicale. Chicago Round Table. Nobody's Children. 10 00 WEAF National Radio Pulpit.

Wf A cburcli of the Air. WIIAI News of th Week. llil Youngelaon Jewlah Period. WJ. I'riairooe Quartet.

WOR Newt BullHlna. U'l'BR New; Sunday Serenade. 10.15 wn.KV -Sunday Mornln Roundup. WOR The Lamplighters. 10.30 WCAO National Tonth rnipbony Orch.

Mil Chilli and Thrills. EAIf-Chlldren'B Hour. WOK The Smart -IV HAL Konthf riiaire. 10.45 WCAO Girl Scout Program Princess Mary. of.

Kngland. WOR Red Elver DaTe. KB os Kilters. Mo. 11.00 WZ Newt: Romaoc and loo.

WOK Newi: 11.05. Seven Minute Men. WBAT Gospel Tabernacle. FUB St. Jobn'g E.

Ohnrcb. WCBM Christ Lutheran Church. WCAO News: 11.05. News and Rhythm. tr, 11.15 WJZ Luther Layman Singers.

WOK Reviewing Stand. 11.30 WEAr Newt HljthllKhts. WABC Major Bowes' Family. WCAO Pen tacostal Choreb of God. WJZ Irving- Millera Orchestra.

WOK Sonata Recital 11.45 WJZ WEAF Music and American South. 2.4,5 WTBM Italian Hour 3.00 WOR -Haven of Rest. Wjz Great Plays. Phony, bimltrl Mitropoulos. tha Tilton, soprano.

WCAO New Tork Philharmonic phony, Dimitri Metropoulog, ductor. WBAI Social Action. -WFBR Little Symphony Society. Sym-. con- 3.15 WRAL It't Dance Time.

WEAF H. V. Kaltenborn. 3.30 ArrM tenor- nd If" Copies Church of the WCBM-Poliah Hour. WFBRAndrew folk 3.45 WFBR Bob Becker't Dog Chat 4.00 WFBR Musical Treat.

UK Air Tvette, tongs. Newa. MM htudlo program, WJZ Sundsy Veapra. WOR 'Battle of the Borough uls. 4.15 "Ar Tony Won's WBAL Modern Moods.

4.30 WEAF Pageant of Art "Cvnilu" Tht Refreshes Albert Spalding violinist; John Charles Ihomas, barytone; Andr Kosta-lanets. conductor. osta Symphony Gustave WBAL The Sh.1o Wjz Behind The WOR nmmy Dorsey's Orchestral 4.45 WCBM Scrap Book Newell Warner. 5.00 WOR Musical Steelmakers. WCAO Desiga for Happiness B-Th Roaary Hour.

listers. WFBR Metropolitan Opera Auditions. 5.15 WBALSantnro. 5.30 I-J0" Come True. St0Per.

Qulxle WOR The Shadow. "BKrrl Tucker's Orch. Bonnie wor -r orama. nun To he 9.45 WBAL Sport Newsreel of th Air. 4 A Good Will Hour.

ivr-nu a orchestra. WAo-VT: W1i'n Orch. nro7r.Tm.U WOR Nw; Airing 10.15 CoBUnt cf 10.30 vrAnTAinmr.1. 4X. Courborn.

Seo't' Orchestra. Raymond Sootta Orchemra. 11.00 WABC Headlines and Bylines. WEAF Newt Bulletins. Newa OR Transradio newt.

"i -1105' I-angworth's Mal Orchestra. 11.15 WEAF Isham Jones' Orchestra. Orchrntra. Wr'BW-rhk Orchestra. wtB.u lhe Music lnu Want.

WFBR-Moonllght Berensde." 11.30 '-us vrcneaira. 9t)r Symphony orch. 11.45 WOR George Hall's Orchestra. 12.00 Pe Hndson's Orchestra. Hii "Oman's Orch.

BR Newt 12.03. Fats Waller Orch 12.30 Stabile Orrbalra. wlr Kiiwr. Orchestra. I'urwT unneatra.

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5n 0e'9 6.00 WFBR Christmas carols. Presentation of bomber to the Britith. WBAL Newt: Snorts Farad. WCAO tgiirer Theater. Conrad Nagel Christmas Armistic." WEAF Catholic Hour.

WCB.H -Doubl or Nothing" nnla rrogrsm. WOR Double or Nothing. 6.15 ot Mulc BAL t.asllght Harmonies. 6.30 WCAO Geo Autry't Melody Ranch. Melody.

WRAI-Sbow of Th Week. CBM "Av Maria MT-Beat th Band. 6.45 7.00 Sunday Evening Newt. CAO Newt of th World. Wbal Gene Eobb, talk.

WCBM Newt; sport events. eonett Notebook. wrBR Jack Benny' program. 7.1P Bnetfs Notebook. svBAL New From En rope.

i 7.30 tTr.B.BrB,nd vrt'oa' Lawrence Welk jj meaier eion Eddy, barytone: Ronald Coim.n "Jl otre WOR Vew Bulletin. TBM Swing Session. WBAU-Speas fp America. 7.45 WCBM Westminster Presbyfn Chore WOR wyth Wllllama. commentator .00 WCAO Helen Theater "Can oiii wua burgess Mere- mtn.

wrB.E""Edgar Bergea. Charll McCar Roirt Armbruster rcbetr. WBAl star-Spa or led Theater Ezra "Chester." American roruni of th Air 8.30 WBAL Sherlock Holmes. WCAO Tb Crime Doctor drama i a 53. WFBR on Man' Family.

8.45 WCBM Dorothy Thompson. WOR Dorothy Thompaon. 9.00 WCAO Sunday Eveninga Hour Richard Crooks, tenor; Frita Reiner conductor. "erry-Go. Round.

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