Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 20

TAKES LEAVE OF ABSENCE i GABRIEL HEATTER Gabriel Heatter, for four years master of ceremonies on "We, the People," takes his first leave of absence from the program beginning with the broadcast of Tuesday, June 3. (9 to 9.30 p. m) A substitute master of ceremonies for "We, the People" during Heatter's leave has not been selected as yet. Heatter is a native of New York City's lower East Side where he received his early schooling. While still in high school he obtained his first job as a copy boy on a Brooklyn newspaper.

After graduation he worked fora period as a reporter on the Brooklyn Times. Later he attended the New York University Law School but dropped these studies to return to the newspaper business. He worked on the New York Journal and the New York Herald and was a correspondent in Paris before he turned to radio early in the 1930's as a news analyst. He is perhaps best known in the radio field for his brilliant coverage of the Lindbergh kidnapping case and the subsequent trial and execution of Bruno Richard Haupt Having got all wrinkled up with care and worry, says Alice Frost, now is a good time to have our faith lifted! James Melton says give, a New Tork subway rider an inch and he'll take a seat! WHF RADIO PROGRAMS FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK STARTING MAY 25, 1941 CBS Launches 'Good Neighbor' Project, Calling 'Pan America' Playing its part in the United States government's efforts to promote better relations with its Central and South American neighbors, the Columbia Broadcasting System will pre 1 i i sent a new series 01 oaiuraay Broadcasts, pf" syr "fal liner Pan America.77 starting todav. 4 to 4.30 p.

m. The programs will be heard over the coast to coast facilities of CBS in this country and in Latin America. The series is to be supervised by CBS Director of International broadcasts, Paul White. The new series, primarily musical, is designed to give the peoples of the Western Hemisphere a 30 minute picture each week of the artistic and cultural life of Latin American countries. Originating in a different major capital each Saturday, the programs will feature native music, includ ing folk songs and dances.

Prominent public leaders are also to be heard in brief talks. The first broadcast will come from Buenos Aires, with the cooperation of Radio Belgrano. Future programs will originate in Havana, Bogota, Lima, Santiago, Mexico City, Caracas, Rio de Janiero and other important capitals. The running commentary will be in English for listeners in this country; for dialers in Latin America it will be in Spanish. The opening program which corns one day before Argentina celebrates Independence Day, will include patriotic Argentine airs.

The Francisco Canaro Tipica, iFrancisco Balaguer and Robert Firpo orchestra are to be heard on this broadcast with vocalists Agustin Irustra and Nelly Omar. 6.30 HBG 6.45 HBG Paul White PRESIDENT SPEAKS TUESDAY President Roosevelt will make a Fireside Chat from the White House Tuesday, and his remarks will be carried to the four corners of the globe over the facilities of the Columbia Broadcasting System. Locally the broadcast will be heard on WHP, 10.30 to 11.00 p. m. A unique feature of this Fireside Chat is that mem ters of the Lan American Diplomatic Corps will be present in the Diplomatic Reception Room in the White House from which the President will make his talk.

Usually, President Roosevelt makes his Fireside Chats with only a few guests present. WHP, MONDAY, MAY 26 (EASTERN DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME) MORNING 6.30 HBG Sunrise Roundup Penna. Department of Agriculture 7.00 HBG Morning Alarm 7.15 HBG News Bulletins Kelvinator J. H. Troup Music House 7.20 HBG Morning Alarm Music Time Weather at 7.30 7.45 HBG Bond's Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes.

8.00 CBS European News Roundup 8.15 HBG Today's Top Tunes Caplan's 8.20 CBS Music of Today 8.45 HBG Morning Devotions Harrisburg Min isterial Association 9.00 HBG "Nine O'clock Quaker Oats 9.05 HBG Morning Melodies 9.15 CBS Keyboard Capers 9.30 CBS Sunny Melodies 9.45 CBS Hymns of All Churches General Mills 10.00 CBS By Kathleen Norris General Mills 10.15 CBS "Myrt and Marge" Super Suds 10.30 CBS "Stepmother" Presented by Colgate Palmolive Company 10.45 HBG "Dialing For Dollars" Giant Food Fair Markets 11.00 HBG News Reports Burche Co. 11.05 HBG Ben Klassen, Songs Burche Co. 11.15 CBS "Martha Webster" Campbell Soup 11.30 CBS "Big Sister" Presented by Rinso 11.45 CBS "Aunt Jenny's Real Life Stories" Spry 12.00 CBS "Kate Smith Speaks" Grape Nuts AFTERNOON 12.15 CBS "When a Girl Marries" Prudential Insurance Company 12.30 HBG Noonday News Hall's 12.40 HBG Weather Report, U. S. Weather Bureau 12.45 HBG "Our Gal Sunday" Anacin.

1.00 CBS "Life Can Be Beautiful" Ivory Flakes 1.15 CBS Woman in White, Presented by Oxydol 1.30 CBS "Right to Happiness" Crisco 1.45 CBS "Road of Life" Presented by Chipso 2.00 CBS "Young Doctor Malone" Post Toasties 2.15 CBS "Joyce Jordan" LaFrance and Satina 2.30 HBG News Reports Burche Co. 2.35 HBG Lew White Trio WflP, TUESDAY, MAY 27 (EASTERN DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME) MORNING Sunrise Roundup Penna. Department of Agriculture Farm News Presented by P. Loril lard Co. 7.00 HBG Morning Alarm 7.15 HBG News Bulletin Kelvinator J.

H. Troup Music House 7.20 HBG Morning Alarm Music News Weather at 7.30 7.45 HBG Bond's Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes 8.00 CBS European News Roundup 8.15 HBG Today's Top Tunes Caplan's 8.20 CBS Simple Melodies 9.00 HBG "Nine O'Clock News" Quaker Oats 9.05 HBG Morning Melodies 9.15 CBS Sengs by Elvera 9.30 CBS Greenfield Village Chapel 9.45 CBS Hymns of All Churches General Mills 10.00 CBS "By Kathleen Norris" General Mills 10.15 CBS "Myrt and Marge" Super Suds 10.30 CBS "Stepmother" Presented by Colgate Palmolive Company 10.45 HBG "Dialing For Dollars" Giant Food Fair Markets 11.00 HBG News Reports Burche Co. 11.05 HBG Ben Klassen, Songs Burche Co. 11.15 CBS "Martha Webster" Campbell Soup 11.30 CBS "Big Sister" Presented by Rinso 11.45 CBS "Aunt Jenny's Real Life Stories" Spry AFTERNOON 12.00 CBS Kate Smith Speaks Grape Nuts 12.15 CBS "When a Girl Marries Prudential 12.30 HBG Noonday News Hall's 12.40 HBG Weather Report, U. S.

Weather Bureau 12.45 CBS "Our Gal Sunday" Anacin 1.00 CBS "Life Can Be Beautiful" Ivory Flakf 1.15 CBS "Woman in White" Oxydol 1.30 CBS "Right to Happiness" disco 1.45 CBS "Road of Life" Presented by Chipso 2.00 CBS "Young Dr. Malone" Post Toasties 2.15 CBS "Joyce Jordan Girl Interne" La France and Satina 2.30 HBG News Reports Burche Co. 2.35 HBG Accordion Aces 2.45 CBS "Kate Hopkins" Angel of Mercy Maxwell House Coffee National and International Affairs Subject of Schedules i A new early evening schedule goes into effect on WHP. tonight bringing the first of a new series of Saturday evening programs, and a change in time of one of the regular week rt 3.00 HBG Matinee Melodies 3.15 HBG Ma Perkins Oxydol 3.30 HBG "The Guiding Light" Camay end features. The new series, opening tonight, is "The I People's Platform," and open forum for I American opinion presided over oy wmcn wm oe neara i ciock, ine i other change moves the nonular and inform al ative feature, "Report to the Nation" from its usual hour of 6 to 7.30 p.

m. "The People's Platform" is actually a unique dinner party where four or five prominent Americans dine and chat about national and international affairs. The party is, of course, planned for the purpose of informal Lyman Bryson. broadcast. 2.45 CBS "Kate Hopkins" Angel of Mercy Maxwell House Coffee 3.00 CBS Mary Margaret, McBride Presented by Florida Citrus Commission 3.15 HBG Ma Perkins Oxydol 3.30 HBG "The Guiding Light" Camay 3.45 HBG Rustic Ramblers 3.55 CBS Press Radio News 4.00 CBS Golden Gate Quartette 4.15 CBS "We, the Abbotts" Hellman's Mayonnaise 4.30 CBS "Story of Bess Johnson" Palmolive 1 Soap 4.45 HBG "Junior Town" 5.00 CBS "Mary Marlin" Ivory 5.15 CBS "The Goldbergs" Duz 5.30 CBS "The O'Neills" Ivory Soap 5.45 HBG "Treasure Island" Cheeri Oats EVENING 6.00 CBS Edwin C.

Hill American Oil Co. 6.10 CBS Bob Trout, News Commercial Credit Company 6.15 HBG The Sport World 6.30 HBG Your Radio News Extra Styletex 6.45 CBS "The World Today" 7.00 HBG "Gifts For Listening" Miller's 7.15 HBG "Little Orphan Annie" Mother's Oats 7.30 HBG "The Question Bee" 8.00 CBS "Those We Love" Sponsored by Teel 8.30 CBS "Gay Nineties Revue" Model Tobacco 8.55 CBS Elmer Davis News 9.00 HBG Congressman John C. Kunkel 9.15 HBG Fashionaires 9.30 HBG Governor James' Cabinet Report 9.45 HBG Jerry Sears and His Orchestra 10.15 HBG "News Ahead of the Headlines" David's 10.20 HBG Today's Top Tunes Caplan's 10.30 HBG U. S. Army 'Program 10.45 HBG Beyond the News 11.00 CBS News Reports 11.05 HBG Europe Then and Now 11.15 CBS Walter Gross and His Orchestra 11.30 CBS Caeser Petrillo and His Orchestra 12.00 CBS Press Radio News 12.05 CBS Joey Keams and His Orchestra 12.30 CBS Bob Mollar and His Orchestra 12.55 CBS News Summary and Sign off 3.45 HBG Jack Berch and the Gulf Spray Gang by Gulf Spray 4.00 HBG Press Radio News 4.05 HBG Rustic Ramblers 4.15 CBS "We, the Abbotts" Hellman's Mayonnaise 4.30 CBS "Story of Bess Johnson" Palmolive Soap 4.45 HBG WHP Studio Orchestra 5.00 CBS "Mary Marlin" Ivory 5.15 CBS "The Goldbergs" Duz 5.30 CBS "The O'Neills" Ivory Soap 5.45 HBG "Treasure Island" Cheeri Oats EVENING 6.00 CBS Edwin C.

Hill American Oil Co. 6.10 HBG News Reports Burche Co. 6.15 HBG The Sport World 6.30 HBG Radio News Extra Styletex Clothes 6.45 CBS "The World Today" 7.00 HBG "Gifts For Listening" Miller's 7.15 HBG "Little Orphan Annie" Mother's Oats 7.30 CBS "Second Husband" Helen Menken Presented by Bayer's Aspirin 8.00 CBS "Court of Missing Heirs" Ironized Yeast 8.30 HBG "Round the Town" Revue 8.55 CBS Elmer Davis News 9.00 CBS "We, the People" Sanka Coffee 9.30 HBG Lud Gluskin's Music 10.00 CBS Glenn Miller's Orchestra Presented by Chesterfield Cigarettes 10.15 HBG "News Ahead of the Headlines" David's 10.20 HBG Today's Top Tunes Caplan's 10.30 CBS President Roosevelt's Fireside Chat 11.00 CBS News Reports 11.05 HBG Europe Then and Now 11.15 CBS Walter Gross and His Orchestra 11.30 CBS Bobby Byrne and His Orchestra 12.00 CBS News Reports 12.05 CBS Bobby Day and His Orchestra 12.30 CBS Ray Noble and His Orchestra 12.55 CBS News Summary 1.00 HBG Sign Off me Federal government ei forts to provide trained men for defense industries through its various youth agencies, are to be outlined on the Columbia network's 26th "Report to the Nation" tonight. First, Direcor Brewster Morgan will point out the original heeds which brought into existance such agencies as the NYA, the CCC, the Federal Committee on Apprenticeship and the Vocational Training Department of the United States Office of Education. The program also will show what the government was doing with these agencies before the start of World War II, and then describe how their work is being speeded to provide defense workers.

The "Report" originates in the studios of WJSV, Columbia's station for the Nation's capital. Narrators are "John Charles Daiy and Albert Warner. NEW CAST MEMBERS JOAN BANKS Joan Banks, a native New Yorker, and Helen Shields, who was born in British Honduras, have been added to the cast of "The O'Neills serial drama broadcast on WHP and the Colum bia network Mondays through Fridays, 5.30 to 5.45 p. m. Miss Banks plays the part of Peggy O'Neill Kayden, and Miss Shields has the role of Eileen Turner.

Miss Banks is the wife of actor Frank Lovejoy, and Miss Shields is married to John Boruff, playwright and actor. Joan displayed talent as a dan cer when she was a little girl and studied with a school of Russian ballet. During her high school days she won acclaim as a swimmer. Once she received a prize from Gertrude Ederle, first girl to swim the English Channel. When she was 18 years old Joan made her radio debut with Walter O'Keefe.

That was in 1936, and Miss Banks has grown increasingly important as a radio actress ever since. Miss Shields also made her microphone bow at the age of 18 in Washington. She left radio for a brief period to join a Washington stock company. It was while playing in a New York production of "Washington Jitters" that Miss Shields met John Boruff. They were married on June 23, 1938..