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Monday, October 17, 1938 Wisconsin THE WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL Madison Radio News and Programs 300 Expected to Attend Junior Livestock Show Violin Back As Yeggs Regret Act News Broadcasts TONIGHT Eucharistic Congress from New Orleans on Airwaves Tonight More than 300 rural young persons are expected to meet Monday through Thursday at the University of Wisconsin for the 23rd annual Junior Livestock exhibition, university officials disclosed Saturday. Arlie Mucks of the college of agriculture and superintendent of the show, said that the exhibitions in the university livestock pavilion will give residents of Madison and vicinity an opportunity to witness some of the finest fat stock produced in Wisconsin. The exposition here is held annually under auspices of the college and the Wisconsin Livestock Breeders assn. 'College Night On Monday about 250 baby beeves, 200 fat lambs, and 500 barrows will be placed in the pavilion. Monday night the exhibitors will be entertained at a "college night" program in Agricultural hall under the direction of Wakelin McNeel, assistant state club leader.

Judges for the Tuesday program are R. E. Reynolds, Lodi, baby beef; Walter Renk, Sun Prairie, lambs, and Burlie Dobson, Lancaster, swine. A theater party will be given the exhibitors Tuesday night by The Wisconsin State Journal. On Wednesday more judging will take place.

A banquet will close the program. Closes Thursday Thursday will close the exposition with the sale of baby beeves, lambs, and pigs at public auction in the stock pavilion. The committee in charge of the sale consists of Peter Templcton, Evans-ville, chairman; R. E. Reynolds, Lodi; Monte Kewley, Milwaukee; J.

G. Fuller, Madison; A Bolz, Madison; J. E. McGillivary, Milwaukee; and Oswald Neesvig, Madison. The exposition committee in charge is composed of Arlie Mucks, superintendent; Mrs.

Beu-lah Olson, Madison, assistant superintendent; in charge of baby beef exhibits, J. G. Fuller, Madison, and J. S. Earll, Prairie du Chien; lambs, James Lacey, Madison, and M.

F. Hogan, Waunakee; swine, J. M. Fargo, Madison, and S. C.

Cushman, Wyocena; loss prevention demonstration project, T. L. Bewick, state club leader, Madison; meat identification and judging contest, V. V. Varney and entertainment, Wakelin McNeal, SAN FRANCISCO (U.R) A destitute old man again today happily clutched his beloved Stfad-ivarius violin which a thief took without knowing its value.

One week ago a prowler entered the room where 70-year-old Albert Klingbeil lives on $18.32 monthly relief and gathered up the $15,000 instrument with shirts and socks and an old pair of binoculars. Klingbeil was ill from grief when he found that the violin which had been in his family 238 years was missing. It had traveled around the world with him WH8E THB BIG PICTURES PL At LAST 2 DAYS It's a Swelluva Funny Picture! ioHM no11 norm. Starting Wednesday I i imJmBsw Crswnlna Achievement A (OLUMIIA riCtUII hs 1ICNW1 JJM ARTHtlR BARRYMCMS STIWAitT-ARN9L1I MISCHA AUER ANN MIUE 30c to J.lc after 6 Today Tomorrow Two Old Favorites CLAUD ETTE COLBERT, in "Imitation of Life" Warren William "ON THE AVENUE" Dick roweli Alice Faye Madeleine Carroll Last Times Tonight FOLLIES With CHARLIE McCAETHI A EDGAR BERGEN Feature No. 2 LORETTA YOUNG in "Three Blind Mice" Tonight Free to the Ladles Habere Compact OI3IPIH orih Cenrv' I I Lord Stanley, British Cabinet Aide, Dies LONDON (U.R) Lord Stanley, a member of King George's privy council, member of parliament and parlumientary undersecretary of state for the India office Burma office, died Sunday.

He was reported to have died of rare form of tuberculosis which developed from a leg injury suffered on a recent visit to Canada. wife, Lady Stanley, is confined to the same nursing home with broken ankle. Fan Fare The brief spot Ned Sparks did that opening Star Theater unheralded in advance publicity clicked so strongly that ho may made a permanent feature of show. The Jesse Lasky Paramount program is rumored almost sold a gum account. A contest, with Ifollywood contract the first prize, is to be one feature, conducted a la Major Bowes.

Producers of the Bob Hope show considering Maxie Rosenbloom Jack Smart for additional comedy berths on this new series. "Good News" may not go off air in December after all. The agency and the sponsor are both eager for a renewal and MGM is warming up to the idea now that the production is clicking. Dizzy Dean may do some guest spots soon and is being considered for the air in that baseball classic, "Elmer the Great." The newlyweds whom Eddie Cantor interviewed on his opening show were the McCoy. In return for their appearance, Cantor gifted them with a honeymoon check of generous proportions.

A new script show built around the life of Pancho Villa, the famous Mexican bandit chief, and starring Leo Carrillo, is being offered for sponsorship. Looks like good bet. A script show, "This Day is Ours," has been bought by the sponsor of "Life Can Be Beautiful," "Pepper Young's Family" and numerous other 15 minute daily serials. The new series will be authored by Carl Bixby and Don Becker, the duo authoring "Life Can Be Beautiful." Frankie Masters and his orchestra, hoard on Edgar Guest's "It Can Be Done" series, will play for the Chicago Community fund broadcast Oct. 18.

Edward G. Robinson's successful air drama, "Big Town," may soon hit the screen as a serial based on the the broadcast scripts which gave such a high rating last season. Lud Gluskin, bandleader, who will accompany Al Jolson on his trip east for New York broadcasts starting Oct. 25 for six weeks, will recruit a band in Radio City during, the stay. Arthur Vinton, after a plunge on Broadway, has returned to the cast of "Pepper Young's Family." He will also be heard on "Johnny Presents" dramatizations again.

Plans are under way to air "Rvmtnnt? Ud Father," cartoon feature, as a script show. Moirow-3 p. in. Broadcast In English. RAN.

31 9.6 meg. Boslon-4 p. m. The Poetry Corner. W1XAL.

25.4 11.79 meg. p. m. Short Wave Mailbag. W2XAD, 19.5 15.33 meg.

London 5:35 p. m. "Behind the Door, a play. iis-, io 11.19 15.31 GSO, i.i ia.10 GSD, 25.5 11.73 GSB, 31.5 9.51 meg. Nrw York 6:15 p.

m. "Hollywood Sereenscoops." News of Hollywood. W2XK, 23.3 ni. 11.83 meg. Crarti 6:30 p.

Viennese Orchestra. YVTiltC, 51.7 5.9 meg. Koine 6:30 p. m. "Empire Notes Tuesday Symphonies.

2RO. 25.4 11.81 IRF. 30.5 9.B3 meg. London 0:45 p. m.

Talk by Chief Engineer of BBC. GSG, 10.8 17.79 GSP, 19.6 15.31 GSO, 19.7 15.18 GSD. 25.5 11.73 GSB. 31.5 9.51 meg. Berlin 6:45 p.

m. The Sudetan Chamber Music Society will play. DJD, 25.4 11.77 meg. Paris 8:30 p. m.

"Dardanelles, a radio plaV by Jean d'Argralf es. TPB7, 25.a 11.88 TPA4, 25.6 11.71 meg. Prague p. m. Popular Music.

OLH4A. 25.3 11-84 OLK3A, 19.7 15.23 meg. Xokvo 8:43 p. m. Dance Music.

JZK. 19.7 15.16 JZJ, 25.4 11.83 "Guatemala 9 p. m. Concert by the Or-questa Progreslsta. TGWA, 31 9.68 Londrn 9:05 p.

m. Organ Recital by Eric Thiman. GSI. 196 1S.26 GSD. 25.5 11.73 GSC, 31.3 9.58 GSB.

31.5 9.51 meg. Berlin 9:15 p. m. "Alaska Day." special broadcast. DJD.

25.4 11.77 meg. TONIGHT 5:00 to 8:30 You Are Cordially Invited to CHEF HERBIE'S CANDLE LIGHT D'NNERi featuring ROAST TURKEY Famous CHEF HERBIE'S BAKED HAM CANDIED YAMS 50 i Includes Win ENTERTAINMENT Featuring the Entire Indian Room Ensemble from to 8 p. m. THE INDIAN ROOM Restaurant Bar Monona Hotel Monona Ave. IIUHl 7:13 10 p.m.

I' Tho Thrill That Comes Once gf Jl 4 1 Will Be Yours for a Life-j tlf "fj when he was a young man. No adversity, in his later years, could take the violin although he was offered $7,000. "I would have sold my heart rather than sell it," he said. "I am an old man Two policemen called on Klingbeil last night. They handed htm a package, saying "this is yours." It was the violin.

The old man, trembling in excitement, found the story confusing. The police indicated that someone in the underworld read of Klingbeil's loss and grief and phoned police to go to a certain address. There officers arrested two men and found the Stradi-varius. When they left, Klingbeil haltingly was playing a long-forgot ten, old world melody. Social henlth insurance for all employees under 00 who have an income below $730 year has been made compulsory in Peru.

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BUB! my II I I A The Eighth National Eucharistic congress will be broadcast in detail from New Orleans by the NBC and CBS networks. Tonight at 9:30 the civic reception to George Cardinal Mundelein, papal legate of Pope Pius, will be described over Station WMAQ. The airing of the outstanding events at the congress will be listed daily in this column. Tonight's front-page names include Herbert Hoover, Sen. Robert W.

Wagner, Jean Arthur, Don Ameche, Mickey Rooney, and Eddie Cantor. The "aces" in tonight's and Tuesdaytime's cards, classified: Variety 6:30 p. m. Eddie Cantor (WHAS): Mickey Rooney guestars. Also on station WBBM at 9:30 p.

m. 8:37 p. m. History Repeats Itself (WGN): Quin Ryan in a new show. 9 p.

m. True or False (WENR): society women, president's daughter, and supreme court justice daughter have a quiz. 9:30 p. m. Pageant of Melody (WGN): a little of this and that 9:30 p.

m. Al Pierce (WENR): Hollywood dazzler. Music 7:30 p. m. Margaret Speaks (WIBA, WMAQ): returns.

9 p. m. International Nights (WIBA, WMAQ): music of Cuba. 10:05 p. m.

"Cavalleria Rusti-eana" (WCFL): by the San Francisco Opera co. Addresses 8 p. m. Herbert Hoover (WENR): at Women's Republican federation. 9:30 p.

m. National Radio Forum (WENR): Sen. Wagner closes series on housing needs. Drama 8 p. m.

Radio theater (WBBM): Jean Arthur and Don Ameche in "Seventh Heaven." Tuesday time 11:30 a. m. National Farm and Home hour (WIBA, WMAQ): highlights of Future Farmers of America convention. 12:30 p. m.

Eucharistic con gress (WMAQ, WBBM): the pope bestows his Apostolic benediction on the congress. 1:15 p. m. Political Forum (WHA): a resume in politics. 4:45 p.

m. Band concert (WHA): the university band with Raymond F. Dvorak directing. 8:50 Society Reporter 9:00 WIBA Concert Trio 9 31 NBC Blaufuira Orchestra 9:45 Church of the Air 10:00 NBC Originalities 10:15 Organ Melodies 10:30 NBC Story of the Month 10.45 NBC Viennese Ensemble 11:00 Linda's First Love 11:15 The Editor's Daughter 11:30 NBC Farm and Home Hour A. M.

12:00 Country Home; Interlude 12:15 NBC Goodyear Farm Service 12:30 NBC Pope Pius from Rome 12:45 Noon News Edition 1:03 Market Reports 1:10 Melody Moments 1:30 NBC Little Variety Show 2 0O-Hible Headings 2: 15 NBC U. S. Army Band 2 "45 NBC Hetweei the Hond Ends 3:00 NBC BaekstaKe Wife 3:15 NBC Stella Dallas 3:30 NBC Club Matinee 4:00 NBC Affairs of Anthony 4:15 NBC Your Family and Mine 4:30 The Dance Hour 4:45 University Concert Band 5:15 Campus Jamboree 5:30 Fiore News Edition 5:45 B-Square Sportscast 6:00 WIBA Concert Ensemble 6:30 Pure Oil's Meet the Team 6:45 Rexall Program: Ben Bernie 7:00 NBC Philip Morris Program 7:30 NBC For Men Only 8:00 High School Economics Forum 8:30 NBC Fibber McGee 9:00 NBC Bob Hope and Guest 9:30 NBC Jimmy Fldler 9:43 Club Chanticleer 10:00 Night News Edition 10:15 Hommel's Hollywood 10:30 Evening Concert 11:00 Club Chanticleer 11:15 Hommel's Hollywood 11:30 NBC Cocoanut Grove WHA Tuesdav 8:00 Band Wagon. 8:15 Morning Melodies. 9:00 Your Health: State Medical Society.

9:15 Wisconsin Political Forum. 9:30 School of the Air: The Prince Storybook Players. Frog 9:50 U. S. Weather Bureau.

10:00 Homemakers' Program: Home Meals for Company, Edith Brevig; Songs That Live, Frances Beckwith, soprano; Putting the Garden to Bed, H. J. Rahm-low. 10:45 Organ Melodies. 11:00 Music Appreciation: University Course, Paul Jones.

11:50 Campus News. 12:00 Noon Musicale. 12:30 Farm Program: Junior Livestock Show Flashes, W. McNeel; Junior Beef Projects. 1:00 Farm Organization Forum.

1:15 Wisconsin Political Forum. 1:30 School of the Air: God Books. 2:00 School of the Air Let's Draw. 2:30 Music of the Masters: Symphony No. 40 1st and 2nd Movcnipnts Mozart.

3:00 College of the Air: Following Congress. 3:30 V. S. Weather Bureau. 3:35 Spanish Quarter Hour.

3:45 Richard Kepler, Baritone. 4:00 Organ Reverie: Frederick Fuller. 4:30 Wisconsin Political Forum. 4:45 University Concert Band: Ray mond F. Dvorak, Director.

Other Stations Tuesday A. M. 4:45 A Thought for Today WLW 5 30 Smile a While WLS 6:00 Farm Frolic WJJD 6:00 Roundup WIND 6:00 Top o' the Morning WTMJ 6:30 Dawn Salute WBBM 6:30 Wake Up WCFL 6:30 Family Bible League WJJD 6.45 Good Morning WGN 7:00 Suburban Hour WMAQ 7:30 Musical Clock WBBM 7:30 Music Box WGN 7:45 Dick Tracy WTMJ 7-45 Jolly Joe's Pet Pals WLS 8:00 Morning Devotions WLS 8:00 Your Neighbor WMAQ 8:30 Joyce Jordan WBBM 8 30 Whistler and His Dog WMAQ 8:45 A Ahead WMAQ 8 45 Tina and Tim WLS 8 45 Those Happy Gilmans WTMJ 00 Piettv Kittv Kellv WBBM Party Line WGN 9:00 School of the Air WLW 9:00 Mrs. Wiggs WMAQ 9:00 Houseboat Hannah WLS 9:15 Jane Arden WLS 5 6 both assistant state club leaders Madison. Counties which will be repre sented at the exposition include Columbia, Dane, Dodge, Fond du Lac, Grant, Green, Green Lake, athon, Marquette, Richland, Rock, Sauk, Vernon, Walworth, Waukesha, Winnebago and Wood.

Beggs Lists Progressive Dane Rallies A scries of progressive party meetings from Monday through next Saturday was announced Saturday by Dist. Atty. Lyall T. Beggs, who is in charge of Dane coun' progressive efforts. All night meetings are sched uled to begin at 8 county progressive have been invited.

m. and all candidates Rep. Harry Sauthoff will speak Monday at the East Side Progressive club. State Sen. Fred Risser and Norris K.

Maloncy will speak Tuesday night in McFarland. William Nathenson and Dist. Atty. Beggs will speak Wednesday in Deerfield and Cottage Grove. Risser will talk again in De iVreston Thursday.

On Friday at 12:30 in Waunakee, at 2:30 p. m. in Mt. Horeb, and at 4:30 p. m.

in Stoughton Sen. La Follette and Rep. Sauthoff will speak. Maloiv-y again will speak Saturday night in Sun Prairie as will Coroner Edward Fisher. A radio talk by Sen.

La Follette is scheduled for today at 12:45 p. m. over WTMJ. Leaves Crash Scene, Driver Fined $10 John Kiefer, 837 E. Mifflin was fined $10 or 10 days in superior court Saturday, and ordered to make restitution for an accident Friday night.

He was charged with failure to stop after the accident, when the car he was driving was alleged to have struck the car of H. H. Hagen, parked at 2318 E. Johnson st. Police said Kiefer left the scene.

Silverware may be made fion-tarnish-able by a new process, according to reports in Great Britain. By R. SCOTT MAM Ha; no4e.n;e of DiREcfiort, SAY, AMD EXPERIMENTS Bo-lH IK WA.LKINC4 AMD ROWING, Blindfolded, AXL EVEM WOODSMEN, WALKED AMP ROWED ik CIRCLES YEAR, SMALL, EArloRE'i -OCEKH'S ODDEST FStf -at H.L. AMD B.ISLY PULL fj to-n 1 1 F'Sil mm son wind WENR 5:30 WTBA 45 WIND oo VM A WCFL 6:45 WLS 7:00 WCFL 7:30 WIND 8:00 WCFL WON 8:45 WIND WIRA WENR 10:00 WLW 10:30 WBBM WCFL 12:45 WBBM Sports Reviews TONIGHT 5:30 WLW 5:45 WIBA WTMJ 5:45 WENR WIND 6:30 WGN 6:30 WIBA WLS 6:45 WGN WLW 8:37 WGN 10:10 WTM News Broadcasts TUESDAY 1:37 WLS 2:00 WIND WLS A. M.

5 45 WLW 6:30 WIND 7.00 WLS WBBM 7:15 WLW 7:30 WIBA 8-00 WCFL WJJD 8:15 WLS WMAQ 8:45 WIND 10:30 WLW 10:45 WIND 10:55 WLS 11:30 WGN WLW 11:55 WLS 4:00 WIND 4:45 WLW 5:00 WIND 5:25 WENR 5:30 WIBA 5:45 WIND 6:00 WMAQ WCFL 6:45 WLS 7:00 WCFL 7:30 WIND 8:30 WGN 9:45 WIND 10:00 WIBA WLW 10:00 WFNR 10:15 WMAQ P. M. 12.00 WIND 13:15 WMAQ WLW 10:30 WTiBM 12:15 WJJD WIBA 10:45 WIND 12:30 WIBA 11:45 WCFL 12:45 WIND 1:30 WBBM Market Reports TUESDAY A. M. 6:00 WLS 7:10 WLS 10:35 WLW 10:43 WLS WIND 11:35 WLW 11:45 WLS P.

M. 12:30 WGN 12:45 WLS WIND 12:50 WIBA 1:15 WJJD 1:30 WLS Sports Reviews TUESDAY P. M. 6:15 WGN 5:30 WLW 6:30 WIBA WLS 5.45 WIBA WTMJ 6:45 WGN WXW 5:45 WENR WIND 10:10 WTMJ 9:15 John's Other Wife WMAQ 9:15 Betty Crocker WGN 9:15 Mvrt and Marge WBBM WCCO 9:30 Hilltop House WBBM WCCO 9:30 Get Thin to Music WGN 9:30 Kittv Keene, Inc. WTMJ 9:30 Ed McConnell WLS WLW 9:30 Just Plain i ill WMAQ 8 45 Woman in White WMAQ WTMJ 9:45 Ma Perkins WLS 9:45 Stepmother WBBM WCCO 10:00 David Harum WMAQ 10:00 Mary Marl in WLS 10:00 Mary Lea Taylor WBBM WOC 10:00 Municipal Court WIND 10:15 Editor's Daughter WBBM 10:15 Bachelor's Children WGN 10:15 Vic and Sane WLS 10:15 Ixrenr.o Jones WMAQ 10:30 Pepper Young's Family WLS 10:30 Young Widder Brown WMAQ 10:30 Big Sister-WBBM WCCO KMOX 10:45 Aunt Jenny's Stories WBBM 10:45 Road of Lie WTMJ WMAQ WLW 10:45 Painted Dreams WGN 11:00 Manhattan Mother WGN 11:00 Eetty and Bob WTMJ 11:00 Carters of Elm St.

WMAQ 11:00 Martha Crane. Helen Joyce WLS 11:00 Bureau of Missing Persons WJJD 11:00 Melody Weavers WBBM 11:15 Her Honor, Nancy James WBBM 11:15 Judy and Jane WGN 11:15 Criminal Court Interviews WJJD 11:15 Hymns of All Churches WTMJ 11:15 The O'Neills WLW WMAQ 11:30 For People Only WLS 11:30 Farm and Home Hour WMAQ 11:30 Safety Court WJJD 11:30 Helen Trent WBBM KMOX 11:45 Our Gal. Sunday WBBM 11:45 Heinle's Grenadiers WTMJ P. M. 12:00 Dinnerbell Program WLS 12:00 The Goldbergs WBBM 12:15 Vic and Sade WBBM 12 30 Loop Noonday Service WJJD 12 30 Voice of the Farm WLS WTMJ 12:30 Eucharistic Congress WMAQ WBBM 12:35 Midday Service WGN 12:45 Happy Gilmans WMAQ WLW 12:45 Your Gospel Singer WBBM 1:00 Two on Stiotestring WGN 1:00 Italian Hour WIND 1:00 School Time WLS 1:00 Betty and Bob WMAQ WLW 1:15 Grimm Daughter WMAQ WTMJ 1:30 Valiant Lady WTMJ WMAQ WLW 1:30 School of the Air WBBM 1:45 Hymns of All Churches WMAQ 1:45 Gene and Glenn WLS 2:00 Linda's First Love WBBM 2:00 Sentenced Men WJJD 2:00 Mary Marlin WTMJ WMAQ WLW 2:15 Meet the Missus WBBM 2:15 Ma Perkins WMAQ WTMJ WLW 2:15 Homemakers' Hour WLS 9:30 Pepper Young WTMJ WMAQ WLW 2:45 Guiding Light WMAQ WTMJ 2 45 Cheshire II illfolllies WBBM 3:00 Joseph V.

Connolly WKNK 3:00 Backstage Wife WMAQ WTMJ 3:15 Club Matinee WENR 3:15 Stella Dallas WTMJ WMAQ 3:30 Life Can Be Beautiful WMAQ 3:45 Girl Alone WMAQ 3:45 A Book a Week WGN 3:45 Of Men and Books WBBM 4:00 Maniiattan Mother WBBM 4:00 Aifairs of Anthony WENR 4:00 Concert Miniature WMAQ 4:15 Your Family Mine WMAQ 4:15 Swing Serenade WENR 4:15 Johnson Family WGN 4:15 Houseboat Hannah WBBM 4:30 Kitty Keene. Inc. WBBM 4:45 Suppertime Frolic WJJD 5:00 Don Wmslow WENR WLW 5:00 Dick Tracy WMAQ 5:00 The Lone Ranger WTMJ 5:15 Terry and the Pirates WGN 5:15 Malcolm Claire WENR 5:15 Howie Wing WBBM 5:15 Jimmie Allen WMAQ 5:30 Jack Armstrong WMAQ WTMJ 5:45 Little Orphan Annie WGN 5:45 Lowell Thomas WLW 5:45 Straight Shooters WMAQ 6:00 Easy Aces WENR 6:00 Amos 'n' Andy WLW 6:00 Heinie's Grenadiers WTMJ 6:00 Captain Midnight WGN 6:15 George McCall WBBM 6:15 Vocal Varieties WLW WMAQ 6:15 Mr. Keen WRNR 6:30 Quite by Accident WMAQ 6:30 Helen Menken WBBM 6:30 Alexander Wilev WTMJ 7:00 Magic Hour WLS 7:00 Big Town WBBM 7:00 The Glenn Hornet WGN 7:00 Johnny Presents WTMJ WMAQ 7:30 Al Olson WBBM 7:30 For Men Only WMAQ WTMJ 7 Information Please WLS 7:30 Morton Gould Orch. WGN 8:00 We, the People WBBM 8:00 Don't You Believe It WGN 8:00 Mary and Bob WENR 8:00 Battle of the Sexes WMAQ WLW 8:15 Foreign Affairs WGN 8:30 Benny Goodman Orch.

WBBM 8:30 Fibber McGee-WTMJ WMAQ WLW 8:30 Jamboree WENR 8:37 History Repeat? WGN 8:45 Gabriel Heattei WGN 9:00 Dr. Christian WBBM 9:00 Detective Storv WGN 9:00 Bob Hope WT.MJ WMAQ WLW 9:30 The Northerners WGN 9:30 Sports Huddle WBBM 9:30 Jimmy Fidler-WTMJ WMAQ WLW 9:45 Jay Franklin WENR 9:45 American Viewpoints WBBM 10:00 Hugo De Paul Orch. WGN 10:00 Amos 'n' Andv WMAQ 10:15 Ennio Bolognini Orch. WENR 10:15 Orvie Allston Orch. WBBM 10:15 Hugo De Paul Orch.

WGN 10:30 Abe Lyman Orch. WMAQ 10:30 Earl Hines Orch. WENR 10:30 Joe Sanders Orch. WGN 10:45 Glen Miller Orch. WBBM 11:00 Dick Barrie Orch.

WGN 11:00 Count Basie Orch. WBBM 11:00 Moon River WLW 11JK) Music As You Desire It WENR 11:00 Richard Himber Orch, WMAQ 11:15 Dance Music (to 12) WTMJ 11:30 Sammy Kaye Orch. WBBM 11:30 George Olsen Orch. WGN 11-30 Dick Barrie Orch. WBBM 11:30 Earl Hines Orch.

WMAQ 11:45 Les Brown Orch. WENR 12:00 Johnny Long Orch. WGN 12:00 Nite Watch (to 4) WIND 12:00 Fran Eichler Orch. WENR 12:00 Charlie Engles Orch. WBBM 12:00 Southern Gentlemen WMAQ 12:30 Henry Gendron Orch.

WBBM 12:30 Joe Sudv Orch. WENR 12:30 Hugo DePaul Orch. WGN 12:30 Joe Sudv Orch. WENR WLW 1:00 Del Bright Orch. WBBM 1:00 Jose Manzjnares Orch.

WGN Short Wave Tuesday New Y'ork 1 p. m. German Period. W3XAL. 16.8 17.78 meg.

44, and a His a on be the to a are and the a LAM HUM.M.MiV l.A.Nfc I.OLA LANE UAI.C I A (it. CI.Al DE RAINS JOHN GARFIELD JEFFREY LYNN PICK FOR AN ALSO MARCH OF TIME ORGAN LOfil COLOR CARTOON and NEWS SOON: BOB KIRNS and JEAN PARKER in "ARKAVSAS TRAVELER" Laff-A-Day Thct sinister but stalwart sleuth of the airwaves, "The Shadow has returned to the WGN and Mutual Broadcasting system Sundays from 4:30 to 5 p. m. series features Bill Johnstone, veteran radio actor, in the title role. Johnstone is heard currently on such programs as "March of Time," "Valiant Lady," "Aunt Jenny," and beat out 45 other actors for the role of "The Shadow," played last season by Orson Welles.

Frequencies wrjro WMAQ WLW trHA WO WCFL. 870 WHO 1000 WTAM 1070 KMOX 1090 WISN 1120 WJJD 1130 WIRU .........1210 KOIL. 120 WIBA 120 WOC .1370 KSTP 1460 .620 .650 .670 TOt KUN ...........720 rsa .740 WBBM 770 WCCO WHA3 20 WEN2-WLS 870 rntn programs are subject to change at discretion of static ns. WIBA Tonight 5 00 Oirtdoor Wisconsin. 5:15 Campus Jamboree :3 Kews Edition 45 Sportsca ft 00 WIBA Concert Ensemble Meet the Team 45 The Traveler Speaks 7 CO NBC Al Pearee and Gan JO NBC Marearet Speaks us wal Momen ts :15 Concert Interlude 30 jfBC Eddie Duehin Orchestra O0 NEC The Contented Hour Aloha Land 9 45 Smoke Fir gs: Leonard Woollen 18:00 Nigr-f'Ne-ws Edition 10.15 XBC New Kenmore Hotel 10:30 StrrphonK: Band Concert 11:00 NBC Sir Francis Drake Hotel 11:30 NBC New Penn Club Short Wave Tonight :30 p.

m. "Italy. Land of Song: Naples and Rome." Garda Choruses; Cieid Band. 2RO. 25.4 11.81 meg; IRF, 30 5 9.C3 met.

Lne 7 p. m. Dance Music from the Piecaoilljr Hotel. London. GSG.

16.8 17.7 met; GSP. 19.6 15.31 meg GSO. U.7 m-. 15.18 GSD. 25.5 11 7 jrrK.i GSB.

31.5 9.51 meg. Caracas p. m. The Theatre of the Air. WiRC.

51.7 5 9 meg. RerUa 8:15 p. m. Topical Talk. DJD.

25 4 11 77 meg. rragar 20 p. m. Central European Review of Affairs. OLR4A.

25.3 11 B4 IMC OLR5A. 19.7 15 23 meg. La6a 8 35 p. m. "Victorian Melodies," the BBC Theatre Orchestra.

GSI. 1S.S 13.2 GSD. 25.5 11. GSC. 31.3 8.58 GSB, 31.5 m.

9 51 meg. Tk 8:45 p. m. Popular Tunes and Brwa Cor cert. 7.K.

19.7 15.16 JZJ. 15-4 11.88 mee. Paris 10:20 p. m. Talk by Mme.

Tol ol ln TPB7. 25 2 11.88 ireg TPA4, 23.6 11.71 meg. Other Stations Tonight S-00 The Plainsmen WTMJ 5: no Don Wmslow WENR WLW 5:00 Die Tracy WMAQ 5:15 Terry and the Pirates WGN 5:15 Howie Wing WBBM 5:15 Malcolm Claire WENR 5:15 Jimmie Allen WMAQ 5:30 Jack Armstrong WMAQ WTMJ 5:45 little Orphan Annie WGN 5:45 Lowell Thomas WLW 5:45 Straight Shooters WMAQ 00 Alias Jimmy Valentine WENR 6:00 Captain Midnight WGN 8:00 Dr. Preston Bradley WBBM 8:00 Heinle's Grenadier- "WTMJJ Lum and Abner WBBM 30 Keep Ported WMAQ 30 Easy Aces WTMJ OO Al Pearee WTMJ WMAQ WLW 1:00 Studies' in Contrast WGN 7:00 Bobison Buckaroc WLS 7:00 Jerry Cooper WBBM 7:15 Musical Moments WBBM 7:30 Marg. Speaks WTMJ WMAQ 7:30 The Lone Ranger WGN 7:30 Pipe Smoking Time WBBM 7 3 Those We Love WLS 8 PO Hert-ert Hoover WENR 8:00 Hour of Charm WTMJ WMAQ 5:00 Fob Crosby Orch.

WGN 5:00 Radio Theater WBBM 5:30 Eddy Duehin WTMJ WMAQ 8:30 Unsolved Mystery WLW 5:00 Contented Hour WTMJ WMAQ 9:00 True or False WENR WLW 8:00 Guy Lombards Orch. WBBM 9:30 Eucharistic Congress WMAQ 9 30 Eddie Cantor WBBM Story WLW 9:30 Pageant of Melody WGN 9 30 National Radio Forum WENR 19:00 Americans at Work WBBM 19:00 Boxing Bouts WIND 10:00 Aroos Andy WMAQ 18:15 E. Madriguera Orch. WGN 10:15 Ennio Bolognini Orch. WENR 10.15 Fdwin Hill WMAQ 10:30 Jos Manzanares Orch.

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WBBM 11.30 Earl Hmes Orch. WMAQ 11:30 Crosby's Camera WGN 11:45 Harry Candulia Orch WENR 13 00 Wayne King Orch. WENR 12:00 Charlie Engles Orch. WBBM 12:00 Bob Chester Orch. WMAQ 12 r0 Nile Watch Mo 3 WIND 12:30 Wayne Kin Orch WENR WLW 12:30 Songs for You-WBBM 11-30 Jose Manzanares Orch.

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