Harrisburg Telegraph from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania • Page 20

"Junior Miss" starring Joan Whiting, sister of Margaret Whiting star of Bob Crosby's "Club 15" will make its debirt over the Columbia Network and WHP Saturday morning, April 3, at 11.30 rounding out a complete program schedule broad cast for all round general family listening. Negotiations were completed this week to bring this popular feature, which has been aired on another network, to CBS and its affiliates and it will be sponsored by Lever Bros. At the time of its inception, "Junior Miss" featured the popu lar motion picture star Shirley Temple. Since that time the show has featured and made famous several juvenile stars. "Junior Miss" follows an un usual story line and is designed to be of interest to the entire family although young people find it especially entertaining.

The program will be aired from the New York studios of the Columbia network and will feature a sparkling cast of radio actors. Nevada Mine Is Named After Lowell Thomas To the list of children, places, streets, mountains and flowers named for CBS newscaster Lowell Thomas, a gold mining claim may now be added. Mrs. Harriet W. Foster, of Sut cliffe, Nevada, a housewife who doubles in brass, or gold, as a prospector, wrote Thomas from her "lonely mining camp in the hills of Nevada" that she had decided to name her claim after him.

She explained that radio was Sutcliffes "only diversion" and that she was grateful to the famed newscaster for having given her so many hours of "listening "I hope this time I've really struck it rich, said Mrs. Foster. In addition to the gold mining claim, Thomas already has these things named after him: 1 An island off the coast of Labrador, named in his honor by Commander Donald MacMillan, the Arctic explorer. 2 A street in a Massachusetts city. 3 A mountain range in Antarc tica, 40 miles long and 14.000 feet high, Latitude 77" Longitude 76" W.

4 A ski trail at Mont Trembl ant, famous skiing resort in the Laurentian mountains of Canada. Lowel Thomas is heard over WHP every Monday through Friday at 6.45 p. EST and at 8 p. PST. Jack Smith Guest In Ji torn i iLmMmm Kitty Kallen, popular songstress of night club arid musical comedy fame, brings a tuneful contribution to the Jack Smith Show next Tuesday, March 30, over WHP at 7.15.

"The Jack Smith Show" is heard every week night, Monday through Friday at the same time. I 'Hires9 Hand Hits Spring Trail Phil Davis, better known as "Uncle leads the "Here's to You" Orchestra tomorrow in a special arrangement of "The Story of A Starry and the "Sabre Dance" on "Here's to You" over WHP at 5.15 p. m. Mr. Whereamf Pays $1500 To Millworker After 23 weeks the whereabouts of the mysterious "Mr.

Whereami," on the "County Fair" program, (WHP, 1.30 p. m. Saturday) has been found. William Bepko, a 38 year old mill worker of Bridge port, cracked the puzzler last week to win $1500 in cash for himself and $800 worth of CARE packages for needy families in Europe San Francisco was the place that brought good fortune to Bepko. Guessing right on the Golden Gate city brought him the flood of gold that had eluded 22 previous guessers over a like pe riod of weeks.

The lucky, contestant came through with the an swer on the basis of a series of clues given about the city. Bepko, a veteran who saw service with the 45th Infantry Divi sion in Anzio, Southern France and Germany, was in New York on a weekend vacation with his wife, Therese, when the windfall occurred. Asked what he would do with the money, he replied, "It's going right into the bank against possible rainy day." Many cities were paraded be fore contestants during the period "Mr. Whereami" ran nn "Pnnntvl adding $100 each week to the con testant reward, that sum was added to the money being accumulated for CARE. As a consequence of this, 80 packages now go over seas as a gift of "County Fair" and as part of Bepko's prize.

"Give and Take" Goes To Evansville For Rotary Charities "Give and Take," CBS quiz starring jonn JKeed King, packs up its prizes and microphones and with its entire crew journeys to Evansville, Saturday, April 3 (WHP. 2 2.30 D. EST. From Evansville, via WEOA). ine evansville broadcast will be under the auspices of the local Women Rotary Club.

In addition to the broadcast, two off the air shows will be given, on Friday ana Saturday nights, with Dro ceeds donated to the Rotary Club's year round charities. I IIIIIIWpi lllimjMIBMI IIIMM Columbia network's singing cowboy, Gene Autry, liked his winter tour of one night stands so well, that he and his radio cast are hitting the trail again for a spring tour of personal appearances. The tour will take the hard riding troubadour through midwestern and eastern states. Autry arranges' his tours so that each one takes him into a new territory. Gene Autry ani his Gang will be in Harrisburg at the Zembo Mosque April 8 and 9.

"The Son of Man," Archibald MacLeish's Passion play for ra dio, commissioned by the Columbia Broadcasting System and presented for the first time on Easter Sunday. 1947, will be per formed again this year on Easter Sunday, March 28 (WHP, 1.30 2.30 d. "The Son of Man" was hailed by law and clerical listeners throughout the country for its dynamic, yet poetically reverent treatment of the Story and of the Gospels in whose words it is told. Its performance this year will be offered with the original cast ana producing staff virtually intact, Guy della Cioppa will again di rect the production. The chorus will be especially trained by Rob ert Shaw, the noted young Amen, can choral expert, with Alex ander Semmler conducting the chorus and the CBS Symphony Orchestra.

The play embodies no original text by Mr. MacLeish, but consists of a dramatic and significant arrangement of passages from the three Synoptic gospels, Matthew. Mark. Luke, and from the Gospel According to St. John.

'Miss Smiles9 Fair." Starting with $100, the jack Ti fluK 1 pot grew each week until it reach Uill Vl UIJ JL ed $1500. Thereafter, instead of Janette Davis, Popular Columbia Records artist and a vocal fixture of CBS' "Arthur Godfrey Show," (WHP, 11 a. m. Daily) has been chosen "Miss Smiles of 1948" by the National Laugh Week Foundation. Pied Pipers To One of radio's outstanding vocal groups, the Pied Pipers quartet, known to American popular music listeners by their motion picture work and personal' appearance tours, as well as for their broad cast performances, become regular members of Bob Crosby star studded "Club 15" on Columbia network beginning the week of Monday, March 29.

(WHP, 7.30 7.45 p. EST. Mon. thru Fri. from Hollywood).

The Pied Pipers will take their first turn at the "Club 15" microphone Tuesday, March 30. The group, consisting of Chuck Lowry, Hal Hopper, Clark Yokum and Jane Hutton, will be heard regularly with Margaret Whiting on Tuesdays and Thursdays, alternating with the Andrews Sis ters who continue to be heard on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Singing emcee Bob Crosby and Jerry Gray's orchestra con tinue to be heard five days a week. ine Pied Pipers succeed the Mod ernaires. MORNING 6.00 The Farm Front 6.30 Sunrise Serersd 6.55 Esso Reporter 7.00 Wake Up Time 7.15 News 7.20 Weather Wake Ud Time ters sweetheart Soari 10.45 David Harum Bab 11.00 Arthur Gnrirev rh.nrM.M.

11.30 David Shoop, Organ nosemary ivory soap 12.00 Esso Reporter AFTERNOON 12.05 New 12.15 Weather Rennrt 12 20 The Coronettes 12.30 Romance of Helen Trent Kolynot 12.45 Our Gal Sunday Anacin i.ui Big sister ivory Soap 1.15 Ma Perkins OxvdoJ DctOT Malone Crlseo 1.45 The Guiding Light 2.00 The Second Mrs. Burton La France Satina H5Ferr5: Mason Splc and Span 2.30 Wendy Warren and the News Maxwell House Coffee 2.45 Rose of My Dreams Sweetheart Soap MORNING 8.00 The Farm Hour 6.30 Sunrise Serenade 6.55 Reporter 7.20 Wake Up Time 7.15 News. Weather. Wake Up Time 7.4a Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes 8.00 Morning News Roundup 8 15 The Balladeers 8.30 Songs For Saturday 9.45 Dr Bookstaber 9 00 News Reports 9.15 Decision Now 9.30 Helen McCauley. Pianist 9 45 blue Rlrlee Fw.

10.00 The Garden Gate Ferry Morse oeea 10.15 Boy Scout Program Mary Lee Taylor Pet Mil 1.00 News Curtiss Candy 1 05 Left Pretend Cream of Wheat 1 30 Eddy Howard Orch. 12.00 Theatre ot Today Armstrong Rugs AFTERNOON 12.30 Stars Over Hollywood Darl Ricn l.uo brand Central Station Pillsbury 1.30 County Fair Borden 2 O'l F.sso Reporter 2 05 Chas. Magnante Quartet 2 13 Rpd Cross Program 2.30 uive and rake Tonl Wave MORNING 8.00 The Farm Hour Karrisburg Telegraph. March 27, 194! WHF OPENS EARLIER EASTER TWO OUR 'Junior Miss' Moves to CBS "Son of Man" WHP; Opens Apr. 3, 11:30 A.

M.jEaster Passion Flay on WW WHP PROGRAM SCHEDULE WHP Listeners Colorful Sunrise Services MORNING 6.00 The Farm Hour 6.30 Sunrise Serenade 6.55 Esso Reporter 7.00 Wake Uo Time 7.15 News, Weather Report 10.00 Daily Digest Klngan's Meats 10.15 Music For Morning SUNDAY, MARCH 28 MORNING 6.00 Moravian Easter Sunrise Service 7.00 Reservoir Park Easter Service 7.30 Knights Templar Easter Service New rfounaut 8.15 Forest Lawn Easter Program 8.30 Garden of the Gods Easter Eervice 9.00 World News Roundup 9.15 Welsch Choir .45 Trinity Choir of St Paul' 10.00 Church ot the An 11.00 News Curtis? Canai 11.05 Palmer Memorial Institute Choir 11.30 Market Sq. Presbyterian Church AFTERNOON 12.15 Marglt Hegedut Ensemble 12.20 Salt Lake Tab Choir 1.00 Esso Reporter 1.05 Radio News Extra Styletex 1.15 Dave Dennis Orch. 1.30 The Son of Man 2.33 JoseDh C. Harsch, New 2.45 Fooilight Echoes Miller's Furn. 3.00 Philharmonic Symonony 4.30 "Our Northern Exposure" 1.30 Wake Up Time Nabisco Shredded Wheat 7.45 Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothe 8.00 World News Roundup 8.15 Tom Scott 8.30 The Trumpeteer 8.45 Morning Devotion 9.00 News Reports 9.15 Smilin' Ed McConnell 9.30 Music for You 10.30 Strange Romance of Evelyn Win ters Sweetheart Soap 10.45 David Harum Bab 11.00 Arthur Gorifrev Time Chesterfields 11.30 Phil Brito Sings 11.

4a Rosemary Ivory Snow 12.00 Esso Reporter AFTERNOON 12.05 News Peter Paul Candy 12.1a Weather Report 12.20 The Coronettes 12.30 Romance of Helen Trent Bisodol 12.45 Our Gal Sunday Anacin 1.00 Big Sister Jvory Soap 1.15 Ma Perkins Oxydol 1.30 Young Doctor Malone Crisco 1.45 The Guiding Light Dux 2.00 Second Mrs Burton La France at Satin 2. IS Perry Mason Splc uid Span 2.30 Wendy Warren and the News Maxwell House Coffee 2.45 Rose of My Dreams Sweetheart Soap 12.30 Romance of Helen Trent Kolynos uui yjtat aunaay Anacin i.ou Big Sister Ivory Soap 1.15 Ma Perkins Oxydol 1.30 Young Doctor Malone Crisco 1.45 The Guiding Light Dux 2.00 The Second Mr. Burton LaFrance ec sauna 2.15 Perry Mason Sple and Span 2.30 Wendy Warren and the Newt Maxwell House Coffee 6.30 Maritime Farm Visitor Maritime Mming Co. 6.45 Sunrise Serenade 6.55 Esso Reporter 7.15 News 7 20 Weather. Wake Ud Tim 7.30 Wake Up Time Nabisco Shredded Wheat 7.45 Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothe 8.00 World New Roundup 8.15 Tom Scott 8.30 The Trumpeteer 8.45 Catholic Hour 9.00 News Reports 9.15 Smiiin' Ed McConnell 9.30 Music For You 10.00 The Daily Digest Kingan's Meats 10.15 Music For Morning 10.30 Strange Romance of Evelyn Win ters Sweetheart Soap 10.45 David Harum Bab 11.00 Arthur Godfiev Time Chesterfields 11.30 Phil Brito Sings ll.4b Rosemary Ivory Snow 12.00 Esso Reporter AFTERNOON 12.05 News Peter Paul Candy 12.15 Weather Report 12.20 The Coronettes 12.30 Romance of Helen Trent Bisodol 12.45 Our Gal Sunday Anacin 1.00 Big Sister Ivory Soap l.5 Ma Perkins Oxydol 1.30 Young Doctor Malone Crlseo 1.45 The Guiding Light Duz 2.00 The Second Mrs Burton LaFrance and Satina 2.1 Perry Mason Sple and Span 2.30 Wendy Warren and the News Maxwell House Coffee 2.45 Rose of My Dream Sweetheart Soap THURSDAY, APRIL 1 7.45 Breakfast Bulletins.

Bond'i Clothes b.uu world Newi Roundup 8.15 Tom Scott 8.30 The Trumpeteer 8.45 Morning Devotionj 9 00 News Reports 9.15 Joe Emerson Songs 9.30 Music For You 10.00 The Daily Digest 10.15 Music For Mornin 10.30 Strange Romance of Evelyn Win 3.00 Double or Nothing Campbell Soup 3.30 House Party G. E. Appliances 4.00 Hint Hunt Armour St Co. 4.25 News 4.30 Matinee Melodies 5.00 News, Errol Garner 5.15 Hank D'Amico Orch. 5.30 Lum Abner Alka Seltr.er 5.45 Mitchell Grand Bowman's EVENING 6.00 fSsso Reporter 6.05 News Analysis Stnrlehlt.

6.10 Sports Spotlight Trim Hair Tonic i a Political Broadcast 6.30 Radio News Extra Styletex 6.45 Lowell Thomas Ivory Soap 7.00 Beulah Dreft 7.15 Jack Smith Show Oxvdol 7.30 Bob Crosby Show Franco American Spaghetti 7.45 Edward Murrow. News Campbell Soup 8.00 I In Peace and War Lava Soap 8.30 Mr. Keen. Tracer of Lost Persons Anacin and Kolynos 8 55 Ned Calmer. News Jonns Manvllle 9.00 Dick Haymes Show Electric Auto Lite 9.30 To Be Announced lu.uo Digest Hallmark Cards 10.30 First Niirhter r.mnon.

11.00 Headlines Newt David's Clothes 11 10 News AnIvi 11.15 Evelyn Knight Songg 11.30 Lawrence W.llr rtrh 12.00 News, Carmen Cavallaro Orch. 12.30 Larry Green Orch. 12.55 New Summary 100 Sign off SATURDAY, APRIL 3 3.15 Elliot Lawrence Orch 3.30 Cross Section USA 4.00 Experimental Free Handic 4.15 Duke University Glee Club 4.30 Make Way For Youth 5.00 Philadelphia Orchestra 6.00 Esso Reporter EVENING 8.05 News Analysis Studebaker 6.10 Spotlight on Sports 6.15 Here's to Veterans 6.30 Radio News Extra Styletex 6.45 Larry LeSueur. News 7.00 Mr. Ace and Jane 7.30 Abe Burrows Listerine 7.4S Hoagy Carmichael Sings 8.00 Suspense 9.00 Joan Davis Show 9.30 VflUffhn Mnnrn fihnui rgmili 10 00 Longlnes Svmphonetta Longlnes vrmL nei 10 30 It Pays To Be Ignorant ti.

uu iea uaimei Newt 11 10 News Analysis 11.15 Buddy Moreno Orch. 11.30 Henry A. Wallace 12.00 News, Alvy West Orch. 12.30 Shep Fields Orch. 12 55 News Summary 1.00 Sign off 5.00 Elmo Roper 5.15 Hires to You Hires 5.30 Hour of Charm Elee Co.

of Am. EVENING S.OO Prudential Family Houi 6.30 Pause That Refreshes Coca Col 7.00 Gene Autry Wngley Gum 7.30 Blonde Super Stids 8.00 Adv'ture of Sam Soade WUdroot o.w ine Man called Frigidaire 8 55 ro maimer news uuaen 00 Meet Corliss Archer aoups 6.30 "Shorty Bell" Mickey Rooney lO.OO "Escape" 1U.30 Strike It Ricn Fifth Ave Candy 1 1 00 Headline Nw Uavid'a Clotnea 11 10 News Analysis 11.15 Janette Davis Sing 11.30 People's Platform 12.00 News, Eddy Howard Orch. 12.30 Charlie Spivak Orch. 12.55 News Summary 1.00 Sign off MONDAY, MARCH 29 S.Ott Double oi Nothing Campheil Soup 1 v.wv i oi vr. zj.

Appliances Hint Hunt Armour ft Co 4.25 News 4.30 Matinee Melodies 5.00 News 5.05 Magnante Quartet a. IS Georre lowne Orch 5.30 Lum 'n Abner Alka Seltzer 5.45 Mitchell Grand. Stylists Bowman's EVENING 6.00 Esso Reporter 6.05 News Analysis Studebaker 6.10 Spotlight oo Sport Trim Hair Tonic 6.15 Pilitical Broadcast 6.30 Radio News Extra Styletex 6 45 Lowell Thomas Ivory Soap 7.00 Beulah Dref 7.15 Jack Smith Show Oxydol 7.30 Bob Crosby Show Campbell's Soup i.w Etowaro n. murrow, news fran co American Spaghettt S.OO Inner Sanctum Bromo Seltzei 8.30 Arthur Godfrey Lipton's Tea Soup 8.55 Bill Henry. News Johns Manville 9.00 Lux Radio Theatre Lux Soap and Flakes 10.00 My Friend lrma Swan Soap 10.30 Screen Guild Players Camel 11.00 Headline News David's 11.10 News Analysis 11.15 Masterworks in Miniature Columbia Recordings 11.20 Frankie Lane Songs 11.30 Lawrence Welk Orch.

12.00 News, Gene Krupa Orch. 12.30 Shep Fields Orchestra 12.55 News Summary 1.00 Sign off TUESDAY, MARCH 30 MORNING 6.00 The Farm Hour 6.30 Sunrise Serenade 6.55 Esso Reporter 7.00 Wake Up Tim 7.15 News 7.20 Weather, Wake Up Time 7 4o Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes 8.00 World New Roundup 8.15 Tom Scott 8.30 The Trumpeteer 1.45 Morning Devotions 9.00 News Reports 9.15 Joe Emerson. Song 9.30 Music For You 10.00 The Daily Digest 10.15 Music for Mornin arrange Komantt of Evelyn Win 10.45 David Harum Bab li.uo Arthur Godfrey Time Chester fields 11.30 David Shoop. Organ 11.46 Rosemary ivorv Snow 12.00 Esso Reporter 12.05 News AFTERNOON 12.15 Weather Report Magnante Quartet 12.20 The Coronettes 2.45 Rose of My Dream Sweetheart Soap .1.00 Double or Notnlne Campoell Soup i.uv iwuae jrttiij j. c.

Appliances 3.bo News 4.00 Hint Hunt Armour Co 4.25 News 4.30 Matinee Melodies S.OO News 5.05 Errol Garner. Piano 5.15 Hank D'Amico Orch. 5.30 Lum 'n Abner Alka Seltzer 5.45 Mitchell Grand, Stylists Bowman' EVENING 6.00 Esso Reporter 6.05 'News Analysis Studehalrer 6.10 Sports Spotlight Trim Hair Tonic 6.1a Music by Sweeten 6.30 Radio New Extra Styletex 6.45 Lowell Thomas Ivory Soap 7.00 Beulah Dreft 7.15 Smith Show Oxvrini 7.30 Bob Crosby Show Campbell's Soup i.w wwsro n. murrow, news ran co American spaghetti 6.00 Big Town lromzed Yeast 8.30 Mr. and Mrs North Cnl eat.

8.55 Bill Henry. News Johns Manville 9.00 We. The People Gulf 9.30 Christopher Wells tSoto and Plymouth 10.00 Studio One 11.00 Headline News David's Clothe 11.10 News Analysts 11.15 Evelyn Knight. Sons 11.30 Charlie Fisk Orchestra 12.00 News. Marty Gould Orch.

12.30 Larry Green Orchestra 12.53 News Summary 1.00 Sign off WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31 2 Nothing Campbell Soup 3.30 House Party G. Annlian. 3.55 News 4.00 Hint Hunt Armour tt Co 4 25 News 4.30 Matinee Melodies 5.00 News Reports 5.05 Magnante Quartet 5.15 George Towne Orch. 5.30 Lum Abner Alka Seltzer 5.45 Mitchell Grand Bowman's EVENING 6.00 Esso Reporter 6.05 News Analysis Studebaker spotlight on Sports Trim Hair ionic 815 Political Broadcast 6.30 Radio News Extra Styletex 6.45 Lowell Thomas Ivory Soap 7 00 Beulah Dreft 7.15 Jack Smith Show rwurini 7.30 Bob Crosby Show Franco Amerl? can soaghett) 7.45 Edward R. Murrow News Campbell Soup 8.00 American Melody Hour Bayer Aspirin 8.30 Jean Hersholt as "Dr Christtan" Vaseiine Preparations 8.55 Bill Henry.

News John Manvlllt 9.00 Borden Program 9.30 Romance 10.00 The Whistler Household Finance 10.30 Open Hearing 11.00 Headline News Davids 11.15 Masterworks In Miniature Columbia Recordings 11.20 Frankie Lane. Sonss 11.30 Carmen Cavallaro Orch. 12.00 News, Alvy West Orch. 12.S0 Dick Jurgens Orch. 12.55 Summary 1.00 Sign Off MORNING 6.00 The Farm Houi 6 30 Sunrise Serenade 6.55 Esso Reporter 7.00 Wake Up.

Time 7.15 News 7 20 Weather. Wake Un Time 7.30 Wake Up Time Nabisco Shredded Wheat 7.45 Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes 8 00 World Newt Roundup 8.15 Tom Scott 8.30 The Trumpeteer 8.45 Morning Devotions 9.00 News Reports 9.15 Smilin Ed McConnell 9.30 Music For You 10.00 Daily Digest Kingan's Meats 10.15 Music For Morning 10.30 Strange Romance of Evelyn Win ters Sweetheart Soap 10.45 David Harum Bab 11.00 Arthur Gorifrev Chesterfields 11.30 Phil Brito Sings 11.4. Rosemary ivory Soap 12.00 Esso Reporter 6.55 A 7 15 A M. 7.45 A.M. 8.00 A.M.

9.00 A.M. 12 00 A M. 12.05 A.M. 2.30 P.M. 3.59 P.M.

4.25 P.M. 9.00 P.M. 6.00 P.M 6 05 P.M. AFTERNOON 12.05 News Peter Paul Candy 12. is Weather Report Kept Posted On World Affairs With the International diplomatic situation changing almost hourly, WHP is keeping its lis teners posted on the latest events ana tneir particular meaning through a daily news analysis which is sponsored by Studebaker each night at 6.05.

The 6.05 news analysis is care fully prepared from information received in the WHP news rooms from three leading national wire services. News observers who serve the news services in the important news centers of the world report several times daily with cabled stories of the situation in their particular area. From these cabled reports a complete unbiased analysis is com piled by WHP news editors with a special effort put forth to report all sides of every issue. The Studebaker news analysis has been a part of WHP's exten sive coverage of the news for more than six years having its inception before the United States became involved in world situation which resulted in World War II. FRIDAY, APRIL 2 12.20 The Coronettes 12 30 Romance ot Helen TrentBisodol 12 45 Our Gal Sunday Anacin 1.00 Big Sister Ivory Soap 1.15 Ma Perkins Oxydol 1.30 Young Doctor Malone Crisco 1.45 The Guiding Light Duz 2 00 The Second Mrs Burton LaFrance and Satina a.

19 Perry Mason Sple and Span 2.30 Wendy Warren and the Newt Maxwell House Instant Coffee 2.45 Rose of My Dreamt Sweetheart Soap 'Rich9 Emcee Todd Russell the emcee of Columbia's "Strike It Rich" show heard over WHP every Sunday night at 10.30. "Strike It Rich" has brought good fortune to many contesting winners. All contestants are interviewed and chosen on the basis of reasons given for wanting to win the money. Don Richards Pause Guest Donald Richards, baritone now appearing in Broadway's "Finian's Rainbow," makes another guest appearance oil "the mat Refreshes," Sunday, March 28, (WHP, 6.30 7.00 p. EST.) He replaces Jane Froman, star of the program, who is away on a honeymoon trip.

As a special Easter selection, Richards sings Cesar Franck's Pans Angelicus." The orchestra under maestro Percy Faith opens the program with the popular a. OH Double or Notnine Camohell Soup 3.30 House Party Appliances 3 55 News 4.00 Hint Hunt Armoui it Co. 4.25 News Reports 4.30 Matinee Melodies 5.00 News 5.05 Magnante Quartet 5.15 Gtorge Towne Orch. 5.30 Lum 'n Abner Alka Seltzei 5.45 Mitchell Grand Bowman EVENING 6.00 Esso Reporter 8 05 News Analysis Studebaker 6 10 Sports Spotlight Trim Hair Tonic 6.15 Music by Sweeten 6 30 Radio News Extra Styletex 6.45 Lowell Thomas Ivorv Soap 7.00 Beulah Dreft 7.15 Jack Smith Show Oxydol 7.30 Bob Crosby Show Franco Amerl can Spaghetti 7.45 Edward Murrow News Campbell Soup 8.00 Babv Snooks Show Jello 8.30 Danny ThomBs Show a a Coffee 8.55 Bill Henry. News Jonns Manvllle 9.00 Mogan Ameche Langfnrd Show Old Golds 9.J0 Ozzie and Harriet Int Silver 10.00 Dinah Shore Harry James Show Phi Hd Morris 11.00 Headline News David's 1110 News Analysis 11.15 Masterworks in Miniature Colum bia Recordings 11.20 Frankie Lane.

Songs 11.30 Char'ie Fisk Orch. 12.00 News, Gene Krupa Orch. 12.30 Dick Jurgens Orch. 12.55 News Summary 1.00 Sign Off WHP NEWSCAST TIMES Daytime Esso Reporter News Reports Breakfast Bulletins News of the World Nine o'Clock Newt Esso Reporter Noonday Newt News Reports News News Heports News Reports Night Time Esso Reporter WHP Newt Analysts' OAIH H.M P.M. Radio News Extra 6 45 PM.

The World Today f.4o P.M. News Commentator 8.55 P.M. Newt Commentatoi 1100 P.M. News Ahead of the Headlines 11.10 P.M News Analysis 12.00 MID. Newt Reports 11.55 News Summary M1NDATM These nwtrast.

augment the dally timet 9.00 A.M. News Roundup 11.00 A New Report 1.00 M. Esso Reporter 1.0S Sunday Edition J.30 P.M. Joseph C. Harsch RADIO'S FINEST MUSIC SUNDAt S.OO Philharmonic Symphony 4.30 Alfredo Antonl Orch.

5.30 Hour of Charm 6.00 Family Hour 6.30 Pause Refreshes 11.30 Columbia Concert Orch, WEDNESDAY 8.1)0 American Melody Hour SATURDAY 8.00 Philadelphia Orchestra 10 00 Longlnes Symphonetta Broadcast Starting at 6 A. M. As in past years, WHP will begin its broadcast day two hours earlier tomorrow, Easter Sunday, in order to bring listeners the traditional sunrise services across the nation. Serial Beauty Pretty Flora Campbell has the role of Janice King in CBS' daily serial "The Strange Romance of Evelyn heard daily at 10.30 a. m.

Monday through Friday over WHP. 4The House' Is Next Theatre Of Today' Story A young wife dreamed of a cot tage in the suburbs, while her husband, big city born and bred, preferred the busy, crowded life of a large metropolis. The real complications that can arise from such a difference of opinion are the basis of the story. "The to be offered on 'Theatre of Today" at 12 noon over WHP. Mary Barrett, who lives with her husband, Jim, and her mother in law, in a small, crowded flat in the city, dreams of the day when she can move into a home of her own in the suburbs.

But Jim. who is used to the city, balks at the thought of moving away. However, when his wife finds her dream house, he reluctantly buys it and moves in. Although still not convinced of the wisdom of the move, Jim, somewhat begrudgingly, tries to settle down to the routine of suburban life. Jim, Mary and Mrs.

Barrett begin getting the little house into a liveable condition. Mary is happy in the home she's always dreamed of, but Jim's dis content makes her wonder if she has been selfish in persuading him to leave the city. question as well as find a bonanza in the no limit sweepstake ques tion. iou urosoy is the new an nouncer on "Double or Nothing" and Harry Spears directs the pro gram. Beulah" and "Bill" followed by Richards singing Hit Many UbstaCleS You Are Too Dangerous, Cherie by Luiguy.

Faith contributes spe cial arrangements of two Latin merican tunes, "Zadungo" and Cactus Polka," and offers two additional orchestral numbers in Where or When" and "The Most Beautiful Girl in the World," both by Richard Rodgers. Richards sings a famous Gershwin song, "I Got Plenty O'Nuttin'," as his final selection. TVT .1 11 uuuuic or ii Uliilll" Featured Over WHP Prospectors on Columbia network's "Double or Nothing" quiz show can pan out a heavy yield in currency of the realm at the hands of genial navmaster Walter O'Keefe during the week beginning Monday, March 29 WHP. d.dU p. hiST.

Monday through Friday. From Hollywood). In addition to being able to double $2 up to $40, they can make a luckv siriKe on tne $80 grand am Hattie McDaniel, as CBS' "Beulah," takes a tip from ner employers, the Hendersons, and doubles her bank account by investing in her swain's business acumen, during the week begin ning Monday, March 29 fWHP. Y.UU 7.15 p. m.

EST. Monday through Friday). Observine how Alice Henderson has transformed her husband, Harry, from a spine less character into a positive per sonality by relinquishing control of the family bank account, "Beulah" puts boyfriend Bill in charge of their joint savings. But the path to riches is strewn with unexpected obstacles. Complete coverage of all important services will be rendered including the Sunrise Service in Reservoir Park, Harrisburg and the nation wide coast to coast broadcasts.

Easter Sunday on WHP will begin at 6.00 a. m. with the Moravian Sunrise Service from Winston Salem, N. the eighth consecutive year to be carried over WHP. Microphones placed among the half mile sycamore lined walk will provide uninterrupted trans iiiis.s.ion oi tne service as the nro cession of celebrants wends its way along "The Avenue" to "God's Acre" where the celebration reaches a climax.

At 7 Oft nVUnlr Tin Choir. v. vwua, ryixr nrwnf i re microphones for the regular Sun nse service in Reservoir Park in Harrisburg, weather permitting. The Knights Templar Easter Service from Arlineton lTati mi Cemetery in Washington will be neara at 7.30 a. m.

At 8.15 the scene changes to the West Coast and Glendale, California, from where CBS and WHP will pick up a portion of the 23rd Annual Forest Lawn Service with. Tenor Nino Martini singing "Panis Angelicus" accompanied by the Janssen Symphony Orchestra and tne 200 voice combined choirs of the University of Southern California and the First Presbyterian Church of Hollywood. At 9.15 a. WHP will take its audience to the First Welsh Baptist Church in Scranton for a special service featurine the Wpish Family Hour Offers Special faster Music Rise Stevens sings Bizet's inspiring "Agnus Dei" as highlight of a varied program of Easter music on CBS' "Family Hour," Sunday, March 28 (WHP, 6.00 o.ou p. rLST).

Opening the program of devotional and joyful selections, Misi Stevens and the orchestra and' male choir conducted by Al Goodman open the program with Gounod's "Unfold Ye Portals." Tht mezzo soprano star sings the traditional Negro spiritual. "Were You There?" and is ioined bv th choir in Adams' "The Holy City." uimcauai 1 II 1 Rubinstein's "Kamennoi Ostrow'' and the "Angelus" from Victor 1 Herbert's "Sweethearts." The choir einrts 1. I auifta uci 1111 a Xjdsici jrdldue. cilia, the entire ensemble joins in t.h I finale, the Easter music from Mas cagni opera, "Cavellena Rusti cana." Frank Gallop is the "Family Hour" host. Explosive Here is a birds eye view of thrilling; radio drama in action.

The above scene was shot during "The F. B. I. in Peace And one of radio's top mystery thrillers that exposes the work of forces that operate outside the perimeter of the law. The program is heard on WHP every Thursday night at 8 o'clock.

Perennial Favorites I I hi i I Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake occupy a warm spot In the hearts and homes of millions of listeners as the incomparabls Bumsteads, whose whimsical machinations make for fun every Sunday on CBS' "Blondie" series, (WHP 7.30 p. now in its ninth year of laughs..