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"When You're Away," "Kiss Me Again," and "A Kiss in the Dark." Tony Martin, the program's singing master of ceremonies, offers "Blue Orchids," Hoagy Carmichael's successor to "Stardust." Kay Thompson and her Rhythm Singers arrange and swing an old ballad, "Time On My Hands." Tune up Time's operatic tenor, David Laughlin, sings am old favorite, Grieg's "Ich Liebe Dich," while the entire ensemble opens the program with "Alia En El Rancho Grande" and closes with "Good Night Sweetheart." Dagwood figures if he shoots his own turkey it will help considerably in reducing the family's Thanksgiving budget. Outcome of his brainstorm is dramatized during the "Blondie" program on WHP Columbia at 7:30 tonight. He and his boss, Mr. Dithers, shoulder blunderbusses. But Mrs.

Dithers puts a fat duck on the spit and is ready when the hunters return empty handed, though with a dozen tall tales. Then Baby Dumpling scores a dramatic bull's eye with his toy gun. Singing of fo'es'le ballads a meals a day, has an interesting American history which will be dramatized in the Gallant Ameri can Women program tomorrow at 2 p. m. over NBC and WKBO.

Programs: WHP P. M. 4.45 HBG The Rough Riders. 5.00 HBG Margit Hedgecus Ensemble. 5.15 HBG Junior Town.

5.30 HBG Serenade a la Swing. 6.00 CBS News Reports. 6.05 CBS Edwin C. Hill. 6.15 HBG Nobe Frank's Sportscast 6.25 HBG Melodic Interlude.

6.30 HBG Your Radio News Extra. 6.45 CBS European News Roundup. 7.00 HBG John VanCronkhite'i "Little Brown Book." 7.15 HBG Salute to Beauty. 7.30 CBS "Blondie." 8.00 CBS "Tune Up Tune." 8.30 CBS Minstrels. 9.00 CBS "Good Will Court." 9.30 HBG The Outdoor a with Ken Thomas.

9.50 HBG Toppers Trio. 10.00 HBG Mitchell Grand, Organ. 10.15 HBG Sports Shots with Ed Gunda ker. 10.30 CBS Columbia Concert HalL 11.00 HBG News Reports. 11.05 HBG Europe Then and Now.

11.15 CBS Red Nichols Orchestra. 11.30 CBS Sammy Kave. 12.00 CBS Louis Armstrong. A. M.

12.30 CBS Ray Herbeck Orchestra. 1.00 HBG News Summary and Sign Off. Tnndajf A. M. 6.30 HBG Sunrise Roundup.

7.00 HBG Morning Alarm Variety Show. 7.45 HEG Breakfast Bulletins. T0N1TE 1 MONDAY EVENING Kostelanetz to Feature Victor Herbert Waltzes Dagwood Goes Hunting but Bought Duck Is Waiting Ar dre Kostelanetz and his 45 piece orchestra turn their backs! on swing and play as their feature arrangements a collection of Vic tor Herbert's best known waltzes: and Andre's special score ofj Emsco's Roumanian Rhapsody; No. 1 at 8 tonight on WHP Tolumbia. The Herbert medley will in elude such favorites as "I'm Fall ing in Love With SCRIPT WRITER 7 1 GERTRUDE BERG writes "The Goldberg's" series, one of Radio's most popular daytime features.

8.00 CBS European News Roundup. 8.15 CBS Morning Horizons. 8.45 HBG Morning Devotions. 9.00 HBG The Islanders. 9.15 CBS The American School of the Air.

9.45 HBG "Vic and Sade." 10.00 HBG Donald Novis Sings. 10.10 HBG News Reports. 10.15 CBS "Myrt and Marge." 10.30 CBS "Hilltop House." 10.45 HBG To Be Announced. 11.00 HBG Gene Austin Songs! 11.15 CBS "Brenda Curtis." 11.30 CBS "Big Sister." 11.45 CBS "Aunt Jennie's Real Life Stories." HBG Meledy Makers. P.

M. 12.15 'CBS "When a Girl Marries. discussion Of the control Of in I 12.30 HBG News Reports. ventions, One of the most impell 1" "BC Freddie Barren's Orch. 1.00 CBS The Goldbergs." ing problems of the mechanical U5 CBS "Life Can Be Beautiful.1 age the history of the great' po ces "This Day is ours." a 1 1.10 do noan 01 Liiitr.

xiauiiig hese are the highlights of the seventh week of "Columbia's American School of the Air's" 1939 40 broadcast season over 2.00 CBS "Dr. Barclay's Daughters." 2.15 CBS "Life and Love of Dr. Susan 2.30 HBG "Meet Miss Julia." 2.45 HBG Strings Moderne. 3.00 CBS "Joyce Jordan Girl Interne 3.15 HBG Matinee Melodies. WHF CJJb Mondays througtt JTl 3.35 CBSUncle Jonathan.

days at 9:15 a. m. This week's "School of the Air'' is abbreviated because of the Thanksgiving holiday. There will be no "Tales From Far and Near" the program on literature cn Thursday, November 23, nor will "This Living World," history p.m. 3.45 cbs Richard Maxwell Songs of nition to two Yorkers for outstand Comfort and Cheer.

4.00 HBG Catholic Hour. 4.15 CBS Hubert Hendne. Baritone 4.30 HBG Console and Keyboard. 5.00 HBG WHP Studio Ensemble. 5.15 HBG Sportsmen's Quartet.

5.30 HBGr Garwood Van's Caravan. WKBO and current events, be broadcast I'll News Reports. Friday, November 24. Something new in radio programs for children is here at last! WKBO, by special arrangement with Hollywood, the movie studios and scores of internationally famous stars, are presenting a children's series entitled "Adventures in Christmas Tree Grove," 15 6.15 Dinner Music. 6.30 Ray Perkins.

6.45 Jerry Sears Rhythmic Strings. 7.00 Pleasuretime. Fred Waring. 7.15 Man on the Street, Frank Bowers. 7.30 Lone Ranger.

8.00 Pennsylvania Nurses Program. 8.15 Chaminade Ciub. Popular Tunes. 9.00 Rochester Philharmonic Orch. 9.30 Alec Templeton Time.

10.00 Dance Orchestra. mirtPr hnnr nrnfframc thati a'cJ owln8 fourteen. a i 10.30 National Rad a Forum. breathe a new spirit into Christ 11.00 Little Jack Little Orch. mas customs.

In addition, there is a novel "Magic Whistle" that is featured 'as part of the program, through the entire series. The program is on the air over WKBO at 5:45 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, opening today. That drum beating "prince of percussion," Gene Krupa, will be i. Alec Templeton's guest tonight on "Alec Templeton Time" over NBC 'and WKBO. Works by Mozart, Debussy andj Handel have been programmed Gus Fraser Harrison for the; radio concert by the Rochester 11.15 Elviro Rios.

Songs. 11.30 Music You Want. 12.00 Dance Orchestra. A. M.

12.30 Benny Carter's Orchestra. 1.00 Good Night. Tuesday A. M. 7.00 Early Bird.

7.15 L. Keystone Fanner. 7.30 Rise 'n' Shine. Curt Demmy. 3.00 European Roundup.

.15 Allen Prescott, Wife Saver. 3.30 News Reports. 3.45 Tonic Tunes. 9.00 News Reports. 9.05 Don McNeill's Breakfast Club.

10.00 Have You Heard Vivelle. 10.05 This Woman's World, Kaye Wit mer. 10.15 Three Romeos. 10.30 Christmas Gold. 11.00 Viennese Ensemble.

11.15 Dorothy Glessner's Current Books. 11.30 Ross Trio. Civic Orchestra tonight at 9 overi 11.45 Religion in Art. NBC and WKBO. The broadcast, Mee' th" songwriter.

opening with the Overture to Mo 12.15' News Reports. zari's "The Marriage Of Figaro" l2'30 National Farm Home Hour. 1 I 1.30 Gettysburg College Program. will be followed by Debussy's 1.45 Favorite waltzes? "Afternoon Of a Faun" and Han 2 0 Gallant American Women. ders ballet suite, "The Gods Go! A Beggmg.

3.00 Tea Time Tunes. Woman's age old problem, three 345 Between the Bookends, Ted 4.00 Club Matinee. 4.55 News Reports. 5.00 Volunteers of America. 5.30 Affairs of Anthony.

5.45 Let's Waltz. 6.00 News Reports. NATIONAL CHAINS 6:00 "Gentlemen of Jive" nbc weaf News, Dancing Music Ore nbc wjz News Broadcasting Period cbs wabc John Agnew Organ Prog. mbs chain 605 Edwin C. Hill cbs wabc basic 6:15 News: Malcolm Claire nbc weaf Annette Hastings Songs nbc wjz Hedda Hopper on Movies cbs wabc Capers at the Keyboard cbs Dixie H.

Webber Concert Orchestra mbs net 6:30 Capt. Healy Stamps weaf only V. Gomez and Guitar nbc red chain Ray Perkins and His Piano nbc wjz Elmer Davis in Comment wabc only H. V. Kaltenborn Talks cbs chain To Be Announced 1 30 m.

I mbs net 6:45 Li'l Abner, Sketch nbc weaf Lowell Thomas News nbc wjz basic Tom Mix Repeat nbc blue midwest European War Broadcast cbs wabc 7:00 F. Waring Time nbc weaf east Tunes for the Dancers nbc wjz Amos Andy, Skit cbs wabc east The Chicagoans Orch. cbs chain west Fulton Lewis, Talks mbs chain 7:15 "I Love a Mystery" nbc weaf Science On March, Talk nbc wjz Lum Abner Skit cbs wabc chain Dancing Music Orchestra mbs net 7:30 Larry Clinton Orch. nbc weaf east Rex Maupin Orchestra nbc red west One of the Finest, Sketch wjz wwj Dance Music Orch. nbc blue chain Blondie Dagwood cbs wabc east Not So Long Ago cbs chain west Lone Ranger Drama mbs wor east 7:45 Ross Jordan's Songs cbs west Ricardo and Violin nbc blue chain Sam Baiter Sports Talk wlwwgn 8:00 Tommy Riggs, Betty nbc weaf Sherlock Holmes, Dramatic nbc wjz Kostelanetz T.

Martin cbs wabc Author! Author! Program mbs wor 8:30 Wallenstein Orchestra nbc weaf Dr. Hagen's True or False nbc wjz Tom Howard. G. Shelton cbs wabc I Music and Manners, Orch. mbs chain I The Lone Ranger's repeat wgn only I 8:35 Elmer Davis.

News cbs wabc 9:00 Doctor Q. Quiz cbs waDC Rochester Civic Orchestra nbc wjz De Mille's Radio Theater cbs wabc Raymond G. Swing, Talk mbs chain 9:15 Dance Music Orch. mbs chain 9:30 Alec Templeton Time nbc weaf Youth in Crisis, Forum nbc wjz WOR Symphony Orchestra mbs wor 10 :00 Pasternack's Concert nbc weaf Dancing Music Orchestra nbc wjz Guy Lombardo's Orchestra cbs wabc Raymond G. Swing wor wgn waab 10:15 Dance Music Orchestra mbs wor 10:30 Dance Music Orch.

nbc weaf east Larry Clinton repeat nbc red west The National Radio Forum nbc wjx The Curtis Concert cbs wabc east "Blondie" in repeat cbs chain west Fulton Lewis repeat wor west 10:45 Pageant of Melody mbs chain 11:00 Comment Period nbc weaf east Fred Warings repeat nbc red west News: Dancing Music Orch. nbc wjz Paul Sullivan News cos waoc east Amo Andy repeat '1, m.i cbs we 11:15 Dance Music until 1 p.bc chains Dance Orch. 8c News to 2 cbs wabc Dancing Orchestra until 2 mbs chain Outdoors Bear season just closed was average, hunters say By MICHAEL SEAMAN Most hunters rush to Potter and Lycoming counties to be on the bear range when the clock shows 7 a. m. on opening day, but Harry Smith, the efficient manager of the drug store beanery at Second and Walnut streets, reversed this procedure and waited until Saturday, last of the four day season, to get his bruin.

In fact, Harry didn't wait long on the final day before he dispatched a 200 pound male bear with a nicely placed shot from his .270 Sedgley. In company with Don Carey and another friend, Harry left Harrisburg late Friday night and by 8 Saturday morning was wondering how to get the bear back to the car. Carey, another excellent shot with a high power, was yet to notch his gun with credit for a bear. Don traveled to Canada sometime ago but bruins were so elusive that the trip became a fish catching expedition. The season just closed seemed to be successful to first timers.

Smith and Don Bailey are just two of the many fellows who returned home with bears on the first time out after the big. ambling denizens of the deep woods. Les Butler, superintendent of the Telegraph's composing room, and his party came back empty handed. All are veteran bear hunters. From all reports drifting in from the big woods in the north coun ties, the bears were not as plentiful as some had anticipated.

The hunters also report that grouse in the mountain counties as scarce. Big game hunters are now turning their thoughts to buck deer hunting which opens on December 1. The chances of getting a fat buck is better this year than for several seasons, most important contributing factor to that widespread opinion was the antlerless season last year. York Kiwanis Club Honors Two Citizens York, Nov. 20.

The York Kiwanis Club gave public recog ing achievements during 1939. Re ceiving the nonors were miss Gretchen S. Wehler. 15 year old artist, and Charles F. Mann, 3Iarriage Applications William J.

Baum," 32, 109 North) Second street, and Miss Valgean Smith, 29, Pittsburgh. Russell W. Stupp, 29, 231 Hummel avenue, Lemoyne, and Miss Helen D. Lawrence, 29, Palmyra. Joseph B.

Kamenar, Philadelphia, and Miss Mary Helen Sre bacic. 553 South Tenth street. Roy M. Houck, 24, Harrisburg, R. D.

3, and Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith, 16, Linglestown. Lester Levan Deckman, 21, Me chanicsburg, R. D. 4, and Miss Evelyn Mae Ankerbrandt, 21, West Fairview. William A.

Buck, 29, 1316 Williams street, and Miss Cordelia Jackson, 19, Harrisburg, R. D. 2. Charles E. Patton, 22, Cornwall, 1 and Miss Elizabeth C.

Bell, 20, 404 Hummel street. John W. Parker, 38, Gardners, R. D. 1, and Miss Frances 28, 9 North Fifth street.

Walter R. Headley, 23, Twenty first and Herr streets, and Miss Lena Marie Pellegrini, 24, Her Raymond W. Sawyer, 23, Lemoyne, and Miss Gladys E. Myers, 22, Enola. Morris Altman, 26, Parkesburg, and Miss Pauline Cohen, 25, 1622 Green street.

John E. Feeser, 24, 3903 Jones town road, and Miss June E. Eisa man, 22, 2350 Green street. Harold Eugene Wingert, 25, Enola, and Miss Dorothy M. Cooper, 26, Enola.

Daniel G. Hess, Hershey, R. D. 1, and Miss Margaret R. Morris, Palmyra.

Clarence E. Horting, 42, and Miss Mildred May Ernest, 33, both of Elizabethtown. Edward C. Westhafer, 23, 1603 Thompson street, and Miss Ada H. Danner, 21, 43 Brady street.

Richard W. Boyer, 23, Myers town, and Miss Sara Elizabeth Goshert, 21, Cornwall. Andrew Lively, 30, and Miss Gladys Anderson, 21, both of 1125 Grape street. Clifford C. Hocker, 42, Dauphin, R.

D. 1, and Mrs. Nellie Agnes Henry, 35, Newport, R. D. 1.

Paul C. Klingler, 29, Harrisburg, R. D. 2, and Miss Sara R. Koontz, 28, Marysville.

SHORT WAVE Budapest 7.00 p. m. Military March. HAT4, 9.12 32.8 m. London 7.15 p.

m. Program to be Announced. GSF, 15.14 19.8 GSD, 11.75 25.5 GSB, 9.51 31.5 m. Rome 7.30 p. m.

News in English; Popular Italian Songs; Peasant Dances; 2RO's "Mail Bag." 2RCs 11.81 25.4 IRF, 9.83 30.5 m. Caracas 8.00 p. m. Concert Orchestra. YV5RC, 5.9 51.7 m.

Tokio 8.05 p. m. Dance Orchestra. JZK, 15.16 19.7 m. Paris 8.15 p.

m. Commentaries. TPB11, 11.88 25.2 TPA4, 11.71 25.6 m. Berlin 8.15 p. m.

News in English. DJD, 11.77 25 DJN, 9.61 31 m. Madrid 8.25 p. m. News in English.

EAQ, 9.86 30.4 m. Paris 8.45 p. m. Music. TPB11, 11.88 25.2 TPA4, 11.71 25.6 m.

Guatemala 10.00 p. m. Marimba of the National Police Force. TGW 15.1? 19.8 m. London 11.00 p.

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