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17 TOP AIRS NEW MARM SUNDAY HARRISBURG TELEGRAPH, Harrisburg, Saturday, March 29, 197 SHOW ii ri ii Herbert Marshall Returns to 17HP As "Man Called April 3 at 10.30 With Herbert Marshall in the titla role, Ken Thurston, private investigator with the world for his beat, "The Man Called bows in ior a Thursday, April 3 (WHP, 10.30 11 p. EST). Since 1943, when it made its debut on CBS as a summer replacement series, "The Man Called has been a consistent popularity leader among warm weather shows. One of the most romantic and mvsteriou' fieures in present day radio fiction, "Mr. devoted his time, during ine war, 10 international agents working flsainst the United States, covering I the globe in the course of his dan serous missiuus.

uwuuub Ken Thurston becomes a private operator, on call for private as well as government assignments. He continues to travel to the ends of the world to track down evildoers. Marshall, who created the title role of "The Man Called in 1943, is one of the most distinguished actors of stage, Screen and radio. His more recent screen successes include "The Moon and Sixpence," "Duel in the Sun" and "The Razor's Edge." Leon Belasco will be heard in the series as Pegon Zellschmidt, unscrupulous, unsavory individual who crops up repeatedly in the path of "The Man Called In some cases, Zellschmidt opposes "Mr. X's" efforts, in others offering him invaluable assistance for a price.

Sound Off Series Returns to WHP "Sound Off," with Mark War now, U. S. Army Recruiting Serv ice show, returns to the Columbia network Friday, April 4, with the Andrews Sisters and Victor Borge scheduled as the premiere guest stars. (WHP, 7.30 8 p. m.

EST). Simultaneously with the an nouncement of the return of "Sound Off" to CBS, the United States Army presented the Co lumbia Broadcasting System with a certificate betokening the Army's "grateful recognition of its (the network's) fine spirit of public service and co operation in aiding the Army Volunteer re cruiting Campaign." "Sound Off," which stars Mark Warnow's orchestra and the Lyn Murray Singers, with Glenn Dar win, baritone, had its premiere over voo ouiy into, wiimn short time, its "Sound Off" chant, featuring Arno Tanney, achieved wide popularity, and Tanney, still with the show, became known as "The Chant." Hugh Brundage is announcer and Frank Lovejoy narrator for the series. Charles Herbert is producer. Redeems Delinquents Victimized by racketeers, two former juvenile delinquents turn to Casey, "Crime Photographer," for help in an episode titled "Girl On The Dock," Thursday, April 3 (CBS, 9.30 10 p. EST).

By bringing the malefactors to justice, Casey fives the juveniles a chance at rehabilitation, unhampered by their former evil associates. Staats Cotsworth is Casey; John Gibson plays Eth elbert, bartender. Director is John Dietz. Kilroy Was cffM' ft jL: new series oi uiuaucaaia, Food Expert MARY LEE TAYLOR How to cook and like it!" really tells the success story of famous, popular Mary Lee Tay lor, heard on WHP every Satur day 10.30 A. M.

This small she's only five feet two vivacious, attractive woman, known to thousands from coast to coast, has been telling home makers how to cook for over thirteen years. And she still likes it! And from the many thou sands of letters Mary Lee Taylor receives each month, she has evi dently succeeded in making countless homemakers better cooks. Her helpful and timely advice on how to prepare dishes that not only taste good but are nourishing too, has helped many of her listeners earn the praise of their families for being good cooks. And it's no wonder that she has been so successful in her job Taking ordinary grocery items and turning them into dishes that not only taste remarkably good. but that are also low in cost is a wonderful accomplishment.

Eoing a job like that is really pleasure in itself. Mary Lee Taylor's first love has always been planning new recipes and cooking. But meeting and talking to her radio friends is just as important to her one of her biggest pleasures. She is the perfect com bination of career woman and homemaker. She likes good music and is interested in the theatre She has often taken part in ama teur dramatic presentations.

There's a brand new ingredient in the Mary Lee Taylor program It's the Story of the Week, a brilliant dramatization of human interest story, acted for your pleasure by a fine cast. "Lux" Presents "How Green Was My Valley" WHP Producer William Keighley will present a four star cast consisting of David Niven, Donald Crisp, Maureen O'Sullivan and Sara All. good in the leading roles in "How Green Was My Valley," a drama of a Welsh coal mining village, on Monday, March 31, at 9 p. (EST) over WHP. The story of a land even more than of people, "How Green Was My vaney unroms a aouDie taie how a beautiful Welsh valley be came a smoke begrimed industrial center, and how the miners in one of its small hamlets began slowly to organize, for greater profits.

David Niven plays the part of the minister, a friend to the Morgan family, whose men have labored in the coal mines for generations. Donald Crisp has the part of Mr. Morgan, the head of the family, and Sara Allgood plays his wife. Beth. Change comes into the routine of their lives when four of their five sons leave home be cause Mr.

Morgan does not understand the new aims of the miners Musical interludes for this presentation will be arranged and conducted by Lou Silvers, musical director for the Lux Radio Theatre. Two of radio's newest comedv stars, Donald O'Connor of the CBS "Ginny Simms Show" and Peter Lind Hayes of CBS "Di nah Shore Show," get together in the Universal film. "Are You With based on the Broadway musical hit. Picture goes into production soon. Here Too ft Coast Guardsman Arthur Kilroy of Boston is finding that there is plenty in a name In his name anyway.

As a guest on "It Fays to Be Ignorant" he told Tom Howard, above, and a coast to coast audience some of the unusual experiences he has had due to his ubiquitous surname. Arthur is soon to be featured In a Coast Guard movie short. lleifctz to Play llorngold Violin Concerto on WHP Jascha Heifetz will introduce to the radio audience the latest work of Erich Wolfgang Korngold, the Violin Concerto in with the New York Philharmonic Sym phony under Efrem Kurtz, Sun day, Maich 30 (WHP, 3.00 4.30 p. m. EST).

He also plays the Mo zart Concerto in A. The orchestra opens the broadcast with Haydn's Symphony No. 13 in G. Dr. George W.

Berry of the School of Med icine and Dentistry, University of Rochester, is the intermission speaker. His topic is "Viruses Master Parasites." The Korngold work received its premiere with the St. Louis Sym phony last month. It was com posed in the summer and autumn of 1945 and is dedicated to Alma Mahler Werfel. Korngold has been a resident of Hollywood since the Nazi invasion of Austria, his Homeland.

He was already estab lished, though, as an outstanding composer of film music by his scores for "Midsummer Nieht's an assignment for which he was "imported" bv Max Rein nardt, and "Anthonv Adverse." Me won Academy Awards for trie i latter work, and for the music of "Robin Hood." His more recent mm scores include "Deception," "Constant Nymph." and "Kind's Row." Outside of film music he nas lately composed two Shake speanan song cycles, a choral psaim, and some chamber music, Dramatic Star Charlotte Holland is the star of "Lone Journey," written by Sandra and Peter Michael, noted authors. She plays the part of Sydney Sherwood, proprietress of a music 'school. "Lone Journey" is heard daily over WHP at 2.30 p. m. 'Spare the Pleads Garry.

Moore A couple of weeks ago. on the Durante Moore Show, a psychia trist tried to persuade Jimmy Du rante to "bob" his nose. Jimmy seemed a little undecided whether or not he should pruce his famed schnozz, and since then the Du rante mailbox has been overflow ing with mail from his millions of fans, some approving the idea but the freat majority bemoaning me lact tnat Jimmy is even con sidering it. Jimmy's radio partner, Garry Moore, will plead with Jim to re tain his oversized probiscis during tne uurante oore Show Friday. April 4, at 9.30 p.

over WHP. Joining the argument will be Songstress Suzanne Ellers, Candy Candido and Howard Petrie. Roy tsargy's orcnestra will join musically. The question still is: Shall Jim my Durante bob his nose or not? Bob McCord, handsome stand in for radio singer Dick Haymes, was given a screen test at 20th Century Fox studios this week. THURSDAY, MORNING 6.00 The Farm Hour 6.30 Sunrise Serenade 6.55 Esso Reporter 7.00 Wake Uo Tim 7.15 News.

Weather, Wake Up Time 7.45 Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes 8.00 Mornine News Roundun 8.15 Howard Smith Ac Songsmiths 8.30 The Trumpeteers b.m Morning Devotions 9.00 News Reports National Biscuit 9.15 Music for Momin 10.00 Look Your Best 10.30 Strange Romance of Evelyn Win ters sweemeart soap 10.45 The Daily Digest 11.00 Arthur Godfrey Tim 11.30 The Coronettes 11.45 Rosemary Ivory Soap 12.00 Esso Reporter 12.05 News Aunt Nellie' Products AFTERNOON 12.15 Weather Report, Coronettes iz.jo Komance of Helen Trent Kolynos 12.45 Our Gal Sunday Anacin 1.00 Big Sister Ivory Soap i.ia Ma rent ins oxydol 1.30 Young Doctor Malone Crlsco 1.45 Road of Life Dm 2.00 The Second Mrs. Burton LaFrance Satina 2.15 Perry Mason Sple and Span 2.30 Lone Journey Friskie's Dog Food 2.45 Rose of My Dreams Sweeth't Soap 3.00 Kate Smith Post's Raisin Bran tt Flakes S. 15 Dorothy Dix 3.30 News 3.35 David Shoop, Pianist SATURDAY, MOBNINO 6.00 The Farm Hour 6.30 Sunrise Serenade 6.55 Esso Reporter 7.20 Wak Up Tim 7.15 News. Weather, Wake Up Time 7.45 Breakfast Bulletins Bona Clothe 8.00 Morning New Roundup 8.15 Song for You 8.30 Songs for You 9.45 Dr. Bookstaber.

Rabbi 9.00 News Reports 9.15 The Garden Gat Ferry Morse oeea 9.30 Helen McCauley, Pianist 9.45 The Blue Ridca Bov 10.00 Decision Now 10.15 Barnyard Follies 10.30 Mary Lee Taylor Pet MUK 11.00 News Curtis Candy 11.05 Let's Pretend Cream of Wheat 11.30 Adventurers' Club Sheaffer Pen 12.00 Theatre of Today Armauong Rugs AFTERNOON 12.30SUrsv. Over Hollywood Dart Rich l.uu urana central Station FUlsbury 1.30 County Fair Borden' 2.00 Esso Reporter 2.05 Eddi Miller Orch. 2.15 Eddie Miller Orch. 2.30 Give and Take Ton! VTMVtt 3.00 Cross Section U. S.

A. I 10.15 10.45 11.00 11.10 11.15 11.30 12.00 12.05 12.30 12.55 1.00 WHP PROGRAM SCHEDULE For the Week of March 30 SUNDAY, MOBNINO (.00 Newi Roundup 8.15 Christian Science Program 8.30 Carolina Calling 9.00 Esso Reporter 9.05 Chapel Singer 9.15 Power Biggs. Organltl 9.45 Johnson Family Singert 10.00 Church of the Air 11.00 News Curtiaa Candy 11.05 Market Square Presbyterian Church 11.30 Market sq. rresoyterian cnurcn AFTERNOON 12.15 Margit Begedus Ensembla 12.20 Salt Lake Tab. Choir 1.00 Esso Reporter 1.05 Radio News Extra Styletex 1.15 Emile Cote Glee Club Silent Glow Oil Burner 1.30 Report from Washington Kunkel 1.45 Howard Smith 2.00 People's Platform 2.30 Here's to You Hires 3.00 Y.

Phil. Symp. S. Rubber Co. 4.30 Hour of Charm Phil Spitalny Orch.

Elec. Co. of America MONDAY, MORNING 8.00 The Farm Hour 6.30 Sunrise Serenade 8.55 Esso Reporter 7.00 Wake Up Time 7.15 News, Weather. Wake Up Time 7.30 Wake Up Time Shredded Wheat 7.45 Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes 8.00 Morning News Roundup 8.15 The Three Trevs 8.30 Step Weigand Trio 8.4j Morning Devotions Hbg. Minis.

9.00 News Reports Nat. Biscuit 9.15 Music for Morning 10.00 Look Your Best 10.30 Strange Romance of Evelyn Win ters Sweetheart Soap 10.45 Daily Digest Kin gan's Meats 11.00 Arthur Godfrey Tim 11.30 Lanny Ross 11.45 Rosemary Ivory Snow 12.00 Esso Reporter 12.05 News Aunt Nellie's Prod. AFTERNOON 12.15 Weather Report Magnante Quartet 12.30 Romance ot Helen Trent Buodol 12.45 Our Gal Sunday Anacin 1.00 Big Sister Ivory Soap 1.15 Ma Perkins Oxydol 1.30 Young Doctor Malone Crlsco 1.45 Road of Life Du 3.00 The Second Mrs. Burton LaFrance and Satina 2.15 Ferry Mason Sple and Span 2.30 Lone Journey Frlskie's Dog Food 2.45 Rose of My Dreams Sweetheart Soap 3.00 Kate Smith Post's Raisin Bran Flakes MARCH 30 TUESDAY, APRIL 1 HORNING 8.00 The Farm Hour 6.30 Sunrise Serenade 6.55 Esso Reporter 7.00 Wake Up Time 7.15 News. Weather, Wake Up Time 7.45 Breakfast BuUetins Bond Clothe 8.00 Morning New Roundup 8.15 Howard Smith ti Songsmith 8.30 The Trumpeteer .45 Morning Devotions 9.00 News National Biscuit 9.15 Music for Morning 10.00 Give and Take 10.00 Look Your Best Sweetheart Soap 10.45 The Daily Digest 11.00 Arthur Godfrey Time 11.30 The Coronettes 11.45 Rosemary Ivory Snow 12.00 Esso Reporter AFTERNOON 12.05 News.

Aunt Nellie's Products 12.15 Weather Report Magnante Quartet 12.30 Romance ot Helen Trent Kolynos 12.45 Our Gal Sunday Anacin 1.00 Big Sister Ivory Soap 1.15 Ma Perkins Oxydol 1.30 Young Doctor Malone Crlsco 1.45 Road of Life Du 3.00 The Second Mrs. Burton LaFrance Satina 2.15 Perry Mason Spic and Span 2.30 Lone Journey Carnation Milk 2.45 Rose of My Dreams Sweetheart Soap 3.00 Kate Smith Post's Raisin Bran Flake 3.15 Dorothy Dix 5.00 Prudential Family Hour 5.30 Hoagy Carmichael Ludens 5.45 Wm. L. Shirer. New Glider EVENING 6.00 Ozzl and Harriet Intern at.

Silver 8.30 Kate Smith Sings Post Tens 7.00 Gene Autry Wrigley Gum 7.30 Blondie Super Suds 8.00 Adv'ture of Sam Spade Wildroot 8.30 Crime Doctor Philip Morris 8.55 Ned Calmer, News Parker Pen 9.00 The Campbell Room Hiidegard 9.30 Tony Martin Show Texas Oil 10.00 Take It Or Leave It Eversharp 10.30 We, The People Gulf 11.00 Headline News David's Clothes 11.10 News Feature 11.15 Time for Reason 11.30 Music You Know 12.00 News Reports. 12.05 Blue Barron Orch. 12.30 ties Brown Orch, 12.55 New Summary 1.00 Sign off MARCH 31 3.15 Dorothy Dix Saraka 3.30 News 3.35 Errol Garner, Piano 3.45 David Harum Bab 4.00 House Party 4.25 News Aunt Nellie's Product 4.30 Givo and Take 5.00 News Reports S.05 Les Paul Trio 5.15 Hint Hunt Armour Chiffon Flakes 5.30 Freddie Martin Orch. 5.45 Mitchell Grand Bowman's EVENING 8.00 Esso Reporter 6.05 News Analysis Studebaker 6.10 Spotlight on Sport Trim Hair Tome 6.15 Music by Sweeten 6.30 Radio News Extra Styletez 6.45 Robert Trout With the New Tl! Now Campbell's Soup 7.00 Mystery of the Week Ivory Soap 7.15 Jack Smith Show Oxydol 7.30 Bob Hawk Show Camels 8.00 Inner Sanctum Bromo Seltzer 8.30 Joan Davis Show Swan Soap 8.55 Bill Henry, News Johns Manvill 9.00 Lux Radio Theatre Lux Soap 10.00 Screen Guild Players Lady Esther 10.30 Tne World's a Stage 11.00 Headline News David' Clothes 11.10 New Feature 11.15 Parade of Bands 11.30 Music for Midnight 12.00 New Reports 12.05 Hal Mclntyre Orch. 12.30 Chuck Foster Orch.

12.55 New Summary 1.00 Sign off 3.30 News, David Shoop 3.45 David Harum Bab 0 4.00 House Party 4.25 News Aunt Nellie's Product 4.30 Give and Take 5.00 News Reports 5.05 George Barnes Octet 5.15 Hint Hunt Armour Chiffon Flakes 5.30 Freddie Martin Orch. 5.45 Mitchell Grand Stylists Bowman's EVENING 8.00 Esso Reporter 6.05 News Analysis Studebaker 6.10 Sport Spotlight Trim Hair Tonic 6.13 Music by Sweeten 8.30 Radio News Extra Styletex 6.45 Robert Trout With the New Til Now Campbell's Soup 7.00 Mystery of the Week Ivory Soap 7.15 Jack Smith Show Oxydol 7.30 American Melody Hour Bayer Aspirin 8.00 Big Town Ironlzed Yeast 8.30 Mel Blanc Show Colgate 8.55 Bill Henry, News Johns Manvill 9.00 Vox Pop Lip ton's Tea 9.30 Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts 10.00 One World Flight 10.30 Longlnes Symphonett Longines watches 11.00 Headline News David' Clothe 11.10 News Feature 11.15 Parade of Band 11.30 Open Hearing 12.00 New Reports 12.05 Jack Edwards Orch. 12.30 Eddv Howard Orch. 12.55 News Summary 1.VO sign on 3.30 News 3.35 Errol Garner, Piano 3.45 David Harum Bab 4.00 House Party General Electric 4.25 News; Aunt Nellie' Products 4.30 Give and Take 5.00 News Reports 5.05 Les Paul Trio 5.15 Hint Hunt Armour Chiffon Flakes 5.30 Freddie Martin Orch. 5.45 Mitchell Grand Bowman' EVENING 8.00 Esso Reporter 6.05 News Analysis Studebaker 6.10 Spotlight on Sports Trim Hair ionic 6.15 U.

S. Public Health Service 6.30 Radio News Extra Styletex 6.45 Robert Trout With the Nw Til Now Campbell's Soup 7.00 Mystery of the Week Ivory Soap 7.15 Jack Smith Show Oxydol 7.30 Ellery Queen Anacin 8.00 Jack Carson Camnbell Sono 8.30 Jean Hersholt as "Dr. Christian" vaseline Preparations 8.55 Bill Henry, News John Manville s.uo i ranic Sinatra Show Old Golds 8.30 Ford Show starring Dinah Shore rora Motor Co 10.00 The Whistler Household Finanen 10.30 Information Please Parker Pen n.uo Headline News David's Clothes u.io News Feature 11.15 Parade of Bands 11.30 Invitation to Music 12.00 News, Lawrence Welk Orch. 12.30 Frankie Carle Orch. 12.35 news summary l.uu sign off FRIDAY, MORNING 6.00 The Farm Hour 6.30 Sunrise Serenade 6.55 Esso Reporter 7.00 Wake Up Tim 7.15 News.

Weather, Wake Up Time 7.30 Wake Up Time Shredded Wheat 7.45 Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes 8.00 Morning News Roundup 8.15 Howard Smith Songsmiths 8.30 The Trumpeteers 8.45 Morning Devotion 9.00 News Reports National Biscuit 9.15 Music for Morning 10.00 Look Your Best 10.30 Strange Romance of Evtlyn Win' ters Sweetheart Soap 10.45 Daily Digest Kingan's Meat 11.00 Arthur. Godfrey Tim 11.30 Lanny Ross 11.45 Rosemary Ivory Soap 12.00 Esso Reporter 12.05 New Aunt Nellie' Product AFTERNOON 0 12.15 Weather Report Magnante Quartet Momance ot Helen Trent Bisodol 12.45 Our Gal Sunday Anacin 1.00 Big Sister Ivory Soap 1.15 Ma Perkins Oxydol 1.30 Young Doctor Malone Crisao 1.45 Xoad of Llf Dux 2.00 The Second Mrs. Burton LaFrance and satina 2.15 Perry Mason Sple and Span 2.30 Lon Journey Carnation Milk 2.45 Rose of My Dream Sweetheart Soap 3.00 Kate Smith Post's Raisin Bran ft Flakes WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 MORNING 6.00 The Farm Hour 6.30 Sunrise Serenade 6.55 Esso Reporter 7.15 News. Weather. Wake Up Time 7.20 Wake Up Time 7.25 Wake Up Time 7.30 Wake Up Time Shredded Wheat 7.45 Breakfast Bulletins Bond Clothes 8.00 Morning News Roundup 8.15 Howard Smith Songsmiths 8.30 The Trumpeteers 8.45 Catholic Hour 9.00 News Roports National Biscuit 9.15 Music for Mornina" 10.00 Look Your Best 10.30 Strange Romance of Evelyn Win ters sweetheart soap 10.45 Daily Digest Kingan's Meat 11.00 Arthur Godfrey Tim 11.30 Lanny Ross ii.4 Kosemary ivory snow 12.00 Esso Reporter 12.05 Aunt Nellie's Product 12.15 Weather Report, Phil Brito AFTERNOON 12.30 Romance of Helen Trent Bisodol 12.45 Our Gal Sunday Anacin 1.00 Big Sister Ivory Soap 1.15 Ma Perkins Oxydol 1.30 Young Doctor Malone Crlsco 1.45 Road of Life Duz 2.00 The Second Mrs.

Burton LaFrance and Satina 2.15 Perry Mason Sple and Span 2.30 Lone Journey Carnation Milk 2.45 Rose of My Dreams Sweetheart Soap 3.00 Kate Smith Post's Raisin Bran and Flakes 3.15 Dorothy Dix Saraka APRIL 3 3.45 David Harum Bab 4.00 House Party 4.25 News Aunt Nellie' Product 4.30 Give and Take 5.00 News Reports 5.05 Georee Barnes Octette 5.15 Hint Hunt Armour Chiffon Flakes a.30 Freddie Mart Orch. 5.45 Mitchell Grand Stylists Bowman's EVENING 6.00 Esso Reporter 6.05 News Analvsi StnrfhV 6.10 Sports Spotlight Trim Hair Tonic o.ia "now can Churches Help to Bring worm i eac" 6.30 Radio News Extra Stvlete 6.45 Robert Trout with the News Til now Campbell's Soup 7.00 Mystery of the Week Ivory Soap 7.15 Jack Smith Show Oxvdol 7.30 Mr. Keen Tracer of Lost Persons Kolynos Tooth Past 8.00 Suspense Roma Wine 8.30 FBI in Peace and War Lava Soap ens Din nenry, news jonns Manvui H.oo uicK Haymes Show Auto Lit 9.30 Casey Crime Photographer Ali enor Hocking Glass 10.00 Reader's Digest Radio Edition Hallmark Cards 10.30 The Man Called Frigidaire 11.00 Headlines News David's Clothe 11.10 News Feature 11.15 Parade of Bands 11.30 Lawrence Welk Orch. 12.00 News ReDOrta 12.05 Hal Mclntyre Orch. ia.30 ues Brown orch.

12.55 News Summary 1.00 Sign off APRIL 5 3.30 Treasury Bandstand 4.00 Parimonok Handicap Jamaica 4.30 To Your Health 4.45 Of Men and Book 5.00 Philadelphia Orch. EVENING 6.00 Esso Reporter 6.05 New Analysis Studebaker 6.10 Spotlight on Sports 8.15 Here's to Veterans 6.30 Radio News Extra Styletex 6.45 Larry Lesueur and the New 7.00 Hollywood's Open House Grey stone Win 7.30 Vaughn Monroe Show Camels 8.00 Top of the Evening Revue 8.30 Mayor of tn Town Noxzema 8.55 Ned Calmer, News Parker Quink 9.00 "Hit Parade" Lucky Strikes 9.45 Symphonette Longines Watch Thi I Hollywood Camay Soap "Just Jatz" Ned Calmer, New Feature Story Shep Fields Orch. Victor Lombardo Orch, News Jack Edwards Orch. Chuck Foster Orch. News Summary Sign off WHP NEWSCAST TIMES Daytime 6.55 A.M.

Esso Reporter 7.15 A.M. News Reports 7.45 AM. Breakfast Bulletins 8.00 AM. News of the World 9.00 A.M. Nine e'Clock Naws 12.00 A.M.

Esso Reporter 12.05 A.M. Noonday News a.au r.ra. iviews reports 4.25 A.M. News Reports 5.00 A.M Newi Report Nlfht Tim 6.00 P.M. Esso Reporter 6.05 P.M.

WHP New Analysis 6.30 P.M. Badlo New Extra DAILI RADIO'S FINEST MUSIC SUNDAY 3.00 N. Y. Phllharmonio Symphony 4.30 Hour of Charm 6.00 FamUy Hour TUESDAY 7.30 American Melody Hour 10.30 Longines Symphonett Nation Health Studied in Special cus Documentary The appalling contrast between the swift advances in medical science and the inadequacy oi medical care for the American people, will be examined in a special one hour program now in preparation by the CBS Docu mentary Unit for broadcast Friday. April 4 (WHP, 10 11 p.

EST)i The cost of insufficient medical care for all sections of the American people, in terms of longevity, happiness and day to day life, will be the programs central theme. Based on four months of un remitting work by the Documentary Unit staff and 'on an extensive nationwide tour of investigation by Howard Rodman, brilliant writing the script, "A Long Life LAnd A Merry One," will present in warmly human, authoritative and dramatic terms, an objective report on the state of our nation's health. The problem, as it will be sum marized by the broadcast, touches all Americans, rich and poor, in cities and rural areas, slum and subVirb. The problem, if further neglected, constitutes a crisis In American health. "A Long Life And A Merry one will be directed by John Becker.

As in the production of "The Eagle's Brood" the cast will comprise top radio names. Joins Mason Cast Betty Garde, popular stage and radio actress, has joined the cast of the CBS weekday "Perry Mason" mystery serial (WHP, 2.15 p. Miss Garde played the "Aunt Eller" role in the stage hit, "Oklahoma." Oklahoma and Carousel Melodies Featured on Here's to You' on WHP Top tunes from Broadway's long run musical comedies, "Oklahoma!" and "Carousel" are featured by baritone Phil Hanna, contralto Louise Carlyle, the Hires Hands vocal group, and Phil Davis' orchestra on Columbia net work's "Here's to Ya," tomorrow, March 30 (WHP, 2.30 3.00 p. "Oklahoma!" melodies include 'Surrey With the Fringe on Top," 'People Will Say We're in Love" and "Oh What a Beautiful Morn from "Carousel" the company offers "June Is Bustin' Out All Over," "Soliloquy," and others Phil Hanna also solos in "I'm Through With Love," and "Mam' selle," from the movie, "The Ra zor's Edge," while Louise Carlyle contributes "That's Where I Came in." "Here's to Ya" is produced by Henry Hull, and Bert Parks is the announcer emcee. Dick Haymes, an honorary alumnus of Pasadena Junior College, has been invited to reign over the colleges annual home coming celebration some time in May.

APRIL 4 3.15 Dorothy Dix Saraka 3.30 News 3.35 Errol Garner. Piano 3.45 David Harum Bab 4.00 House Partv 4.25 News Reports Aunt Nellie's Pro ducts 4.30 Give and Take 6.00 News Reports 5.05 Les Paul Trio 5.15 Hint Hunt Armour Chiffon Flakes 5.30 Freddie Martin Orch. 5.45 Mitchell Grand Bowman' EVENING 6.00 Esso Reporter 6.05 News Analysis Studebaker 6.10 Sports Spotlight Trim Hair Tonio 6.15 Toward the Light 6.30 Radio News Extra Styletex 6.45 Robert Trout with the New Til Now Campbell's Soup 7.00 Mystery of the Week Ivory Soap 7.15 Jack Smith Show Oxydol 7.30 Sound off Mark Warnow Orch. 8.00 Baby Snooks Show Jell 8.30 The Thin Man Sanka 8.55 Bill Henry News Johns Manvill v.oo uinny simmi snow Borden's 9.30 Durante Moore Rexall Drugs 10.00 A Long Life and a Merry One 11.00 Headline New David' Clothe 11.10 New Feature 11.15 Parade'of Band 11.30 Eddy Howard Orch. 12.00 News.

Frankie Carl Orch. 12.30 Blue Barron Orch. 12.55 News 1.00 Sign off 6.45 P.M. The World Today 8.55 P.M. News Commentator 11.00 P.M.

News Ahead of th Headlines u.io P.M. News Analysis 12.00 MID. News Reports 12.55 P.M. News Summary SUNDAYS These newscasts augment th dally times: b.uu A.m. Jtsso rieporter 11.00 A.M.

News Reports 1.00 P.M. Esso Reporter 1.05 P.M. Sunday Edition 1.45 P.M Howard K. Smith, New B.45 P.M. Wm.

L. Shirer WEDNESDAY 11.30 Invitation to Musla SATURDAY 8.00 Philadelphia Orchestra 9.45 Longines Symphonett 1 ft i if Tony Martin Show WHP; Evelyn Knight, Bob Hope Star The newTony Martin Show," starring Martin as singing master of ceremonies, supported by songstress Evelyn Knight, Victor Young's orchestra, Announcer Jimmy Wal Noon Neivscaster LEE CRONICAN Behind this voice is a wealth of experience in the field of broad casting, one which has been asso ciated with radio for the. past 18 years. Before joining the program department of WHP, Lee Cronican was production director of Radio Station WOR, and the programs which originated there for the Mutual Network. During his years of association with WOH! and Mutual, he was the announcer on many of radio's outstanding programs, and was a free lance announcer on all four networks.

Lee has been in the world of entertainment all his life. He was the wonder pianist when he was in his teens, and later traveled throughout the United States and Canada from coast to coast, both as a concert pianist and as accompanist for some of the world's best known soloists, including Reinald Werrenrath, Paul Althouse, Emanuel Liszt, Jeannette Vreeland, Eddy Brown, and many others. He also was pianist and assistant conductor of a large theatre orchestra in Washington before joining the staff of WOR, and while at that station was one of the regular staff of conductors. Cronican joined the staff of WHP as a newscaster six years ago, and since then has been han dling three newscasts per day 12 Noon, 4.25 and 11 P. M.

Due to his wide and varied ex perience in the world of music, he was chosen to produce and announce the one hour concert pro gram heard each evening from nine to ten on WHP FM. Winifred Smith Sings Angel Role On 'Let's Pretend' Soprano Winifred Smith will portray a singing angel when "Let's Pretend" presents its ninth annual Easter dramatization, "Heavenly Music," Saturday, April 5. (WHP, 11.05 11.30 a. m. EST).

Miss Smith will sing the role of an angel who sends heavenly harmonies to the people of Happy Valley. The allegory tells of an invasion of the valley by Greed and Discontent who seek to sub stitute discordant melodies for the familiar peaceful music. Producer director Nila Mack says of "Heavenly Music:" "It typifies the Resurrection in a community rather than an in dividual people who have strayed from the spiritual path but who win their struggle to come back." The story was adapted by Miss Mack from the book, "The Rusted Knight" by Richard Von Volk man. The music, including Miss Smith's solo, "Heavenly Father," is composed and conducted by Maurice Brown. 'Hit Parade9 ISTTiraWtij3MM Opens Sunday on nngton, ana top notch guest come dians, makes its debut over WHP Sunday, March 30, 9.30 10 p.

m. Bob Hope is the guest for the premiere with Eddie Cantor set for the second broadcast, April 6. Martin currently is starring at The Copacabana in New York, on the heels of his record smashing engagement at Chicago's Chez Paree. His New York engagement is a limited one, to permit his return to Hollywood for the premiere of his new radio show. In addition to his night club triumphs, Martin has just signed a contract to make two new movies.

Evelyn Knight, golden haired and golden voiced will share the vocal spotlight with Martin. She has given three "command performances" for President Truman. Deems Taylor has named her the "Cinderella of Night Clubs." Victor Young, who will conduct the orchestra on the "Tony Martin Show," is widely known as a composer and conductor of motion picture scores. He has written a number of hit including "Sweet Sue," "My Romance" and "Can't We Talk It Over." He reached the podium by way of the concert stage, starting as a child violinist. Lillian Roth Visits 'We, the People' Emcee Milo Boulton's guests on CBS' "We, The People," Sunday, March 30, are nightclub Singer Lillian Roth, Wabash College president Dr.

Frank M. Sparks, and Columnist Mary Lou Dilworth, teen age counsellors to bobby soxers (WHP, 10.30 11 p. Miss Roth, who was at the height of her popularity in the early 1930's, will explain whv sne nas been missing from Broadway's night spots for 15 years. Dr. Sparks has an unusual story he quit business at the age of 40 to go back to school for 10 years, to prepare for the presidency of Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Ind.

Mary Lou, "teen age Dorothy Dix" of the Canada High News, widely read by bobby soxers, will talk about her personal problem column. 'Big Toivri Editor Appropriately enough for April Fool's Day, the story on CBS' "Big Town" Tuesday, April 1, is titled "The April Fool Murders," with Steve Wilson (played by Ed Pauley, pictured above), crusading; editor, refusing; to let himself be duped by a homicidal underworld character (CBS, 8 8.30 p. EST. Reb. 12 Mid night 12.30 a.

The trouble starts when a night club denizen has his face disfigured by a trick cigar sent to him by his pals. Guest Stars fr'B The swing singing Andrews Sisters are currently doing a four week guest shot on "Your Hit Parade," heard every Saturday night at 9 o'clock on WHP. Tlrey will also be the first guests on the WHP CBS "Sound Off" show when it opens next Friday at 7.30 p. m..