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Sedttan 7P'A'GE 'u THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 5, '1042 and Marion Claire, soprano, will be heard on the "America Loves a Melody" program, which will be broadcast at 9 P. over WFBR. Prosrams im unitjt'ii the or a station is unlisted, tht On The Air Today Pro 'ami listed Eastern War Timt. Pro 'ams listed Eastern War Timt. i- vl I Vhe: preceding program is still on the air.

ecedina nroaram is xtill on the air. MUSIC" prouram, with Jean Tennynon, soprano; Jan Peerce, tenor; Robert Weede, barytone, and the orchestra conducted by George Sebastian, will be broadcast at 10 P. ovtr WCAO. Excerpts from "Rose Friday THE RUSSIAN-AMERICAN FESTIVAL program, with the Columbia Concert Orchestra, conducted by Bernard Hermann, will be-broadcast at 3.30 P. over WABC.

ductor, will be broadcast at 8 P. over WCAO. LUCILLE MANNERS, soprano, and Ross Graham, barytone, will be heard with the orchestra conducted by Dr. Frank Muck, at 8 P. over WBAL.

THE TREASURE HOUR OF SONG program, starring LIcia Albanese, soprano and Bruno Landi. with the orchestra conducted by Alfredo Antonini, will be broadcast at 10 P. over WFBR. Dance of the Clowns Reblrkoff I Love Thee Grieg Una Furtlva Lagrlma Donizetti You Are Love Kern Oranadlnas Msrdls Gras Ferdn Nocturne Dontaettl Saturday THOMAS L. THOMAS, barytone.

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Hvmpliony Frlml NiKht and Day Porter Slboney Lecuona En Bateau Debussy Two Oultara The Bong of the Free, MacLelsh-Welll Monday MARY VAN KIRK, young Metropolitan Opera contralto, will 6lng with Alfred Wallenstein and his orchestra at 8.30 P. M. over WBAL. March from "Alda" Verdi Songs My Mother Taught Me Dvorak Souvenir de Mowow Wlenowskl Frandole from "L'Arleslene" Suite. Bizet Danny Boy Weatherly Procession of the Sardar.

Ippolltow-Ivanow None but the Lonely Heart. Tschalkowsky ETHEL BARTLETT AND RAE ROBERTSON, famed two piano team, will be heard with" an orchestra conducted by Donald Voorhees at 9 P. over WBAL. Processional March from "Queen of Sheba" Gounod Llebestraum Liszt Dance Brazilian from "Scaramouche." Mllhaud Nalla Waltz Dellbea Rondo from Concerto In Flat Major Mozart IRENE DUNN AND CHARLES BOYER will be costarred in Cecil B. DeMille's radio adaptation of "Love Affair," which will be broadcast at 9 P.

over WCAO. JOSEPHINE ANTOINE, Metropolitan Opera soprano; William Miller, tenor, and Reinhold Schmidt, bass, will broadcast with the orchestra and chorus conducted by Percy Faith, at 9 P. WBAL. Yankee Doodle Boy Cohan Thine Alone, from Herbert Andalusia Lecuona Just a Little Love Silesu This Is Worth Fighting For. De Lange-Sept Romance, from "Desert Song." Romberg Emperor Waltz Strauss Selections from "Flying Down to Rio," Youmana TONIGHT (Sunday) in her NEW PROGRAM Now, that lovable, hilarious fun-maker of the screen Edna May Oliver is on the air in her own program! A complete story esch week-full of laughs, excitement, thrills.

7 nn WR Al JULY 5th NBC UU WDML Rp NETWORK Presented by "Anfi -Sneeze" Rinso THE WHITER-WASHING, CLOTHES-SAVING SOAP 6.00 WITH News; Salute A New Day. 7.00 WITH-Nrwa: Echoes of the Psst. WJZ unlT Concert HaU. 7.30 WITH of the Hllle 7.45 WOR Silver Strains, music. 8.00 CtO News; Louise Wllcher.

ftBAL-Rtl. a. Rlttenhouse. ITH Neva: Bert Hlrsch present. WABC News.

WF4F News. Ormn Recital. WJZ News; Much Ado About Musi. Connie Desmond, news. 8.15 WOR Children's Concert.

8.30 WCAO Columbia, Ensemble. ITH Down the tivpsv Trail. WCBM Mornlnt Glories. WABC Columbia, Ensemble. WEAF String Quartet.

WJZ The Woodsheddera. music. OR Uncle Don Reads the Comics. 8.45 WCAO Burl Ires, songs. WCBM Polish Bible 6tudents Program.

12.00 WCAO Poetic Strings. WBAL News; fresh CP Time WITH News: Home Sweet Home. WFBR News from Australia. WCBM News Bulletins: music WABC Golden Gate Quartet. I AF Sunday Down South.

Wj Foreign Policy Association WOR Moments Of Memory; DJ Reld's Orchestra. 12.15 WCAO Woman Power. WBAL Ranger Joe's Ranch. WITH Let's Hear Music. WFBR Don Reld's Orchestra.

WCBM The Pratt Book Parade. VklZ First Plan Quartet. 12.30 WCAO Salt Lake Choir and Organ. WBAL Emma Otero, soprano. WITH Between OauRhter And Dad WFBR Irving Caesar's 6afety Bongs.

WCBM Radio City Music Hall. 12.45 WITH Let Hear Music, Paul Caplan. WFBR Letters To My Son. OR Frank news. 1.00 WCAO Church of the Air WBAL People Robt.

St. John. WITH News; Songs ot Romance. WFBR News Analysis. WOR Melody Lane.

1.15 WBAL Silver Strings. WFBR Rudy Bundy's Orchestra. HUK Anchors Aweifth. 1.30 WCAO News: "Llttletown. U.

S. VtBlL lali. oy otnaioi lydlnita. WITH Diamonds For Jingles. WCBM The Nazarene Voice.

WEAF Modern Music. WJZ Josel Marala" African Trek. 6.00 WCAO This Is London Ed Morrow. WBAL Catholic Hour WITH News; Familiar Melodies. WFBR Wythe Williams, commentator.

WCBM News; Mark Kenny's Orch. 6.15 WC0 Four Clubmen. WFBR Treasury Star Parade. WOR Broadcasts Irom Cairo and Honolulu. 6.30 WC AO Gene Autry Melody Ranch.

HBU, News. Sports Parade WFBR News Service WCBM Pearson-Allen, news. WF AF Victory Parade. WOR Nobody's Children. 6.45 WBAL House of Song.

WITH Christian Science Monitor. WFBR Special Edition Sports WCBM Mills Bros. Negro Quartet. WJZ Fun With the Jesters. 7.00 WBAL Edna May Oliver.

WITH News; When Lights Are Low. WFBR The Voice or Propnecy. WCBM Weekly War Journal. WOR Symphonic Strings. 7.15 WCAO Time Out For Laughs.

WITH Navy Program 7.30 WCAO We. The People WBAL Ban Vecnn wfuslc WITH Boys' Town FBR Stars and Stripes in Britain. WCBM-Alias John Freedom Drama. WOR Frank Slnelser News 7.45 WOR News by Pierre Huss. 8.00 WCAO World News Tonight WBAL Star-Spangled Vaudeville.

WITH News, intermezzo WFBR American Forum of the Air. WCBM Evening at Tommy Dorsey'a. 8.15 WITH Ml. Selective Service. 8.30 WCAO Crime Doctor; News.

WBAL One Man's Family. WITH Ave Maria Hour. WCBM Inner Sanctum Mystery. 10.15 WITH Southern Harmony Four. WOR Americans Calling Home.

10.30 WCAO Wings Over Jordan WBAL News; Sunday Morning Roundup. WITH Reveille In Rhythm. WKiiK West Point Hrliglous Services. WFAF Children a Hour WJZ Southernalres. WOR This Is Our Enemy.

10.45 WFBR Southland Echoes. 11.00. WCAO News: Modern Moods. A Lf Gospel Tabernacle WITH News; Gospel Church WFBR Emmanuel Lutheran Church. WCHM Christ Lutheran Church, WAHC F.gon Petri, pianist.

WJZ News; Interlude In Melody WOK Halls of Montezuma. 11.15 WJZ Recital Period. 11.30 WCAO Invitation to Learning. WEAF News Highlights. WJZ Revue In Mlnature.

WOR News; Mutual's Radio ChspeL 11.45 WEAF Commando Mary. 3.45 WFBR Oarl Holt's Orchestra. 4.00 WITH News: Memory Lane WFBR Sports; Claude ThomhlU'e Orchestra. WCBM Sunday Vespers. WOR Claude Thornhlll's Orch.

4.30 WCAO Andre Kostelanetz's Orch. WBAL We Believe. WITH Symphonic Swing. WFKK Young People cnurch. WCBM The Armv-Navv Game.

WOK Yankees vs. Athletics, baseball. 4.45 WITH Treasury Star Parade. 5.00 WCAO The Family Hour. WBAL "Dear Adolf," drama.

WITH News; Interlude. WFBR Musical Jigsaws. WCBM Moylan Sisters. WEAF Dear Adolf. WOR I Hear America Singing.

5.15 WFBR Navy Recruiting Program. WBAL Music of the Americas. WITH Your Musical Diary. WCBM Olivlo Santoro. Yodeler.

WEAF National Tennis Matches. 5.30 WBAL Music for Sundny. WITH Chuck Richards' Review. WFBR Military Matinee. WCBM Marine Band Concert.

WEAF Plays for Americans, Bob Allen's Orchestra. 5.45 WCAO William Bhlrer. newa WBAL E. A. Atkinson, fntervlew.

WEAF Ports of the Pacific. 11.30 WCAO Les Brown's Orchestra. WFBR British Broadcast. WEAF Author's Playhouse. WCBM Buddy Franklin's Orchestra.

WOR Buddy Clarke's Orchestra. 11.45 WITH Army Band. WOR Dick Robertson's Orchestra. 12.00 WCAO Stan Kenton's Orchestra. WITH News: Moon Nocturne.

WFBR News; Kay Kyser's Orch. WCBM News: Lucky Milllnder's Orch. WrEAF News; Tony Freeman's Orch. 12.15 WBAL Behind The Headlines. 12.30 WCAO Dance Orchestra; News.

WBAL Teddy Powell's Orchestra; news. WFBR News; Claude Thornhlll Orch. WCBM Horace Heldfs News. 1.00 WCAO News; AU Night Dog Watch. WITH News; All Nlte Dance Party.

WABC News and Music All Night. WJZ News and Music til 7.00 A. M. WOR Stan Kenton's Orchestra. 1.30 WOR Pancho and His Orchestra.

1.45 IVOR Don Reld's Orchestra. 2.00 WOR Moonlight Saving Time, news on the hour and half hour, to 5.30 A. M. Key to Stations eoeK WCAO WBAL WITB WFBR WCBM WABC WEAF I230K J3MK J400K 88tK C60K WJZ 7791 WOR Britain Cats Periled British cats are being stolen to obtain fur for coats and necklets. Sir Robert Gower reported at the London office of the Royal Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

Numerous complaints of cat stealing have caused the conclusion, he sadi. Reports from London's East End and from large provincial towns indicate a racket at work. I FOH WHOKIEFSOHT" 1 essrassesCT lent Tetmt I open a Friendly -J pots Today EMMA OTERO, soprano, will be heard in a recital with the NBC Concert Orchestra, under the direction of Leopold SpiUlny, at 12.30 P. over WBAL. Gypsy Passion from "Countess Marilyn" Medley from "Countess Maritza" Kalman Do Not Oo My Love Hageman Pastoral La Forge Spanish Dance No.

8 Sarasate Te Casaron Mis OJos Paraga" Sierra Morena Marchettl-Spltalny JACQUES GASSELIN, violinist, Anne Roselle, soprano, Tosca Tolces, pianist, and Frederick Wilkins, flutist, will be featured on the "Radio City Music Hall String Symphony" program, which will be broadcast at 12.30 P. over WCBM. Caprlcclo and Presto from "Suite for Strings" Scarlattl-Byrns Prelude to the "Deluge" 8alnt-Saens Orientate Albenlz-Baron II Est Doux II Est Bon from "Herodi- ade Massenet Andante Splanto and Grande. Polonaise Brllllante Chopin Adasletto from "L'Arleslenne" Bizet Variations on "Carnival of Venice" Paganlnl-Brlcclaldl Chanson Norveglenne. Fourdraln Mattlnata Leoncavallo Finale from "Octette" Ollere THE SALT LAKE TABERNA.

CLE CHOIR and organ program, with Alexander Schreiner, organist, will be broadcast at 12.30 P. over WCAO. For the Strength of the HUls Stephens Send Forth Thy Spirit Schuetky Mv Love Dwelt In a Northern Land Elgar Hall Bright Abode from 'Thannhauser" Wagner Piece Hcrolque Franck A Mighty Fortress Is Our God. THE ST. LOUIS MUNICIPAL OPERA program, Jvlth Evelyn WyckofT, soprano; Jqhn Tyers, barytone, and Ben Feld, "conductor, may be heard at 2.30 P.

over WCAO. Over the Rainbow from "Wizard of Harburg-Arlen Just One of Those Things from "Jubilee" Porter Gypsy Love Song from "The Fortune Teller" Herbert Alice Blue Gown from Tlerney There's a Small Hotel from "On Your Toes" Rodgers-Hart The Rangers' Song from "Rio Rita" Tlerney THE COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYMPHONY, with Vera Brodsky, pianist, and Johnny Green and Bernard Herrman, conductors, will present the world premier of one of Mr. Green's works as one of their selections at 3 P. over WCAO. "Rosamunde" Overture Schubert Music for Elizabeth Green Serenade la 'D Major.

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WFBR Frank and Ernest, Biblical Dialogue WCBM Christ Episcopal Church. WJZ Much Ado About Music. 9.30 WBAL Prison Vespers, WITH City Temple. WFBR News: Chestertown News. WEAF Words and Music; News.

WOR This Wonderful World; Quia 9.45 WCAO Gypsy Caravan. WFBR Musical Meditations. WCBM Morning Melodies. 10.00 WCAO Church 01 tne Air. WBAL National Radio Pulpit WITH News: Interlude.

WFBR Detroit B'ble Class. WCBM Youn gelson Jewish Period. WEAF Highlights of The Bible. WJZ Coast To Coast On A Bus. WOR Frank Singiser.

Mews. AFTERNOON I. 45 WBAL For Motorists'. Singing Htrlngs. 2.00 WCAO Spirit of '43.

WBAL Social Action Program. WITH News; Joseph Rudolph, Talk. WFBR House ot Dreams. WCBM Polish Hour. WJZ Blue Theatre Players.

WOR Ned Jordan, Secret Agent. 2.15 WBAL Sammy Rave's Orchestra. WITH Voices of Yesterday. WFBR 8 Marines Program. 2.30 WCAO St.

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M. Vondracek, Talk. 3.00 WCAO Columbia Symphony Orchestra, WBAL News; Music for Neighbors. WITH News; Hall of Hits. WFBR A Boy.

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WJZ Wake Up America. 3.30 WBAL The Army Hour. WrKK New" Service WOR To be announced. EVENING 8.45 WFBR Gabriel Heatter. news.

9.00 WCAO "Mlscha The Magnificent." WBAL Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. WITH News; Music by the-Stars. WFBR Old-Fashloned Revival WCBM Walter Wlnchell WOR Stars and Stripes In Britain; talk by Duke of Kent. 9.15 WITH Symphony Hall WCBM The Parker Family. 9.30 WCAO Summer Show, with Al Goodman's Orchestra.

WBAL Aioum ul amiliar Music WCBM Jlmmle Fldler. Hollywood WOR Starlight and Music. 9.45 WCBM Diane Courtney. 10.00 WCAO Take It or Leave It. quia.

WBAL Hour of Charm, music. WITH News; Melodic Favorites. WFBR John B. Hughes, news. WCBM Good Will Hour.

10.15 WFBR Musical Jigsaws. WOR Broadcast from Australia. 10.30 WCAO Report to the Nation. WBAL The Open Bible. WITH Lest We Forget.

WFBR This Is Our Enemy. WEAF Joe and Mabel. Comedy. 10.45 WITH Let's Be Neighbors. II.

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11.15 WCAO Bobby Byrnes Orchestra. WBAL The Army Hour. WFBR Gen. and Mme. Chiang Kai-shek, talks.

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