Daily News from New York, New York • 93

cr1 SKELTON ELECTION DOOD IT DEC. SYAMPS RADIO; THE NEWS, WEDNESDAY'S RADIO FEATURES P. M. IK'. 1.

I.nrrv GREAT MOMENTS IN MUSIC Tk Celanest Hour prsa4ta at apwcM VICTORY LOAN PROGRAM "Peace Must Be Won" featuring BURGESS MEREDITH m. v. WKAF i.sr i v. WABC N'urs from Abroad. (Also a I VVAliC at SHi f.

at W. VC 1 K.J red Warfi.e S'liow. Adui. lay In N. Ad ni.

Civ. Kiiye, Nticnn Sfhuo! t.1 th Air. ij'-r Arthur Mill Army" lit hfi s. M. (HI.

Al l. Al rinlitt, W. KKIK. Air. arid Mrs.

Kil F1iF. Mr lusfrii-t Attorney. l'. The 1'n r.t Tin niy-Kive; Mark Woods, hueniftn'8 Orcli. l.

M. A Ann Sothern in "Alaisie." KIHNI Kay Klfcer's AluH-al V. al. AIi latent Moment in Aluslc; iinrwea Alrilith, Vivian Bauer, AJario i-MiiiZii, Jlr iiian's Oi i h. llliSlir.

M. Andrew Sisters 6ho-; Morton ney. it iliiry Moreen ha "The Chal- ot i' l.pry" ll'iiul ii'ritli Tp-suinonial. 1UEA I. M.

lIM'. in', nation to Alusic: Airia Kiiienko. sirano. 4'-' JL -3 aw t. i IF 1 i.

I "tit: SI V. if Qufen. Anli ur flu si. Co "Hi j-'i Tiea-hi-r; I.Matia (luriMM-ip Mull, fan "1 1 i fcisiriumj i ir Klsliins llur tiliK M. mr.

Ail li llc.Mll I I I ijuie Cuuior fcttow 1.NCK 2 Ml'SIC r. WFAF WOR 12 WCAF wi ABG WOH WAF WN i WR St. 4 WCAF. i-t M-u. M.

t.Mt. a. inn-it. IVilciij. fiitin H' UrtiJf 3 WABC 5 -1) WM tf WCAF 9 tut WAHC 1 Ml WO 1 in nil to AF II ail 1 WAHC.

I atlit. i Wl T.rtv "ABC. Stuwi or i WOH I t.i it tl. Wli Ijirk T.av, WNEW. WOR, S'mt-rtin Mat trMiald A nl rnT Tit 6 P.

Mo WNEW. Nrw. 1 1 Aftii-dotie WABC. I iHunon Trfl. WW rapi.n WNEW.

Killrotim tr Hfl. WCAF. kn.ix Tsje aiffll WIZ Tftmrf-r i WABC. Die Hawk WOR T-t Mil Si 6 P. M.

TO 9 P. M. WCAF. Uatpr Kltmao. WABC.

jiipt-t nfni. WOR. t.rft, m8. WHN Slih'fV Hi1, R(-a. WEAF.

AmnHin rtrna WJZ lifrr'i WABC. Jimmy Sine. WOR. Man on th Wlret. WNF W.

Nv Wl. Srt khJ Sport. newc rrniatfd v.U Ic Ki in VV Hit WABC. rd WOR. Nfwi.

I'ancas. 5 A. M. TO 2 l. M.

ii-1 WiAf lift 4 i WOK IKV WMF. WNrW Wl (Mtai. WHN a wNf w. WAHC. WOK rl.

HC. Mi WOH A I Wl AF. WHN at Arc WOK. hf. ffr.V.

I 1 WNtW 1:1 -WJ I i'n-rl U-Hnr. WOH 7 i Wf f. WNf Ntv WMF hrTf-iM B.in.HfU. wabc SSiWCAF. now Abroad WNFW N'V WARC.

-N. tiom Aotnad WUH WABC- IVitl 4 W( AF Ni. WNfW Mvi. WJ rrt WABC StM. (4VWCAF.

U'lpf WABC M.ti.fft Arl-n WFAP. hm tfr-t ttJ'lf, WIZ Urrakf.it tuh. ABC. Nr. WOH.

Frwt-i Hmf. BMst. WHN Clnxii lflKr. ABC. Atth-rf WOft I N.t-t- Titk WAF HlrT- WNCW.

Nw. WOR (r at rtt1a. WCAF. (ftm WUH l. Kirrn-tf? tMw.

IB -W WCAF. St. JiJift. WNfW. Itmvw to 11 39.

1 Tin WARC. Vali.nl L.lr. WOH IMWWIAF, l.nta ri-fl. WAfic. I leht iiki Vturid.

WOR B'ttv. Horn Irf Lift, MNfW. Nw. Wlf 1Ihii.Ii lbwn. WARC.

irl-f- Rrffrre. WJC llHr Sfi. i-W(F. Jtr J-dalL Wl I P.wt. WARt.

Dtitdrm. I 01 Wf AF. I rrd Vnra Shfl. Wl Hf.kti in (joitywuod. WARC A i.

WOH V-, is WABC. Sr Iliiband, WOR T-i(n T- (Jiiiz. 1 in WFAF trrj I mron. WNW. Nrtv Wl Il.tCf I -tfl ABC A mr.

lira. WOR Ii Tiwt, 'I WFAF. Itft Hirun. WI7 T-t WARC. JrfHTl WOR I -lUr to Lirwlikltl.

2 WCAF. Wl MnT warc. Ktr iittn won Mt NrHft, WAHC- Hi i.t-T WO Mw-Tl 17 1 WFAF Mff Olt. WNFW 1 Eiftanf. WARC.

H-it T-rit. 2 I M. 2 WIZ J-. WABC. WOH Ii 2 1 i WCAF.

Wl. 4.., WABC. WCR. Jn'f WHN Km li't WCAF. WNCW.

Wj ji, WABC. WOR gufHi 2 :4 WEAF. WABC. (Hi WEAF. Wl WABC.

WOH JlS-WEAF WABC. I1t A WNEW. Wl l.ali.t WOR 4 WEAF. WABC. Hut WAAT.

Ailin Wl Jvk WABC. WOR tin 4:1 WCAF. Wl lUatitMiil WOR I WFAF. WNEW. WABC Hl WOR F.t.Iy'B WJ2.

II. 7:.15 A. A. M. in m.

ViMtn P. M. 1 P. P. it nn P.

P. 4 P. 4 Wl 7 r4- P. 1 I -4N P. I I r.

P. I fMI M. Mtal. WA8C. (mu WOK j.

WAHC. i WOH (. ai i 2 Ma WOH WNt WJ IVtr, ADDITIONAL at clrttptb WMCA 5 WCAF I WOR 716 I WJ 77P I I-jintaW HokMnart. fr T.iaT. Hytun.

Tim tatt at AKwrki P-hri to Kn-rol-. lHt. Vfcin. Uh Hi-fl. vtur ot.

Nm Rt-Tr1 mbtinKf Ratnttltn. idiil tr. If Mfi A'n 4'lub. IIairv. IU.k.-la?r Ketfh ttltfiji.

nnrs. S(M h.illa. MiiM-. J'lrnt(i. toca.

Ixnxo J4fl. NrWi. Wlntf-n. Vfryva, Imut F.titim. Uruwu- flarriitan.

WMCA Marine RuOl WEAF. luutaat. mwi. WIZ. than.

WABC. rMr fnw Ahrrad. WOR. f'n IrfMnat. 7.0OWEAF.

hum.rt iub. WJZ Iira.llirtf- Fliiimi WABC. Jwt-k KirkKCKitl Hfiow. WOR. Fulton lwls rx-m.

WHN. r.fntj; II r'TF' nrMl, WEAF. MHj. ArD'itr n-mtilB WJZ. Harm Hirn.

nnri. WABC. JiMfc K-rith Nlww. WOR. Th Anmr ft! an.

WMCA. ir Fttwl. WHN. SU)tm ritnl. VNEW TEAM UP Frank Sinatra Kliow; JUawrence t.

Salute to "tJI otlifrs. Joe," James Soung, 7:.0 WCAF. M-d Barter Ateue. WNCW. New WJ.

Tl( art CI. WABC. h)ii WOR. Nt'tt. WMCA.

Knvmun.i Walsh, pt-wt WHN. Aftm. 7-35 WNEW. i wricit-m-aMT Youm 7.4 WEAF. KsHH.tu.

WOH. liill sirts. WHN. Steel. nt, WNEW.

Kasv Ai-S. WEAF. Sir. Mrt. North.

Wl. Ijtm 'n' Airtir WABC. Jack Crv.t Sfmw. WOR. CM Ttm Tup aui.r WNTC.

tC 8:15 WJZ. ilk-lit, Bfrt. 8 WCAF. RmiilMtri; aVltiaitat. WNCW.

Newt. WJZ. l'lnMrii Hunting Club. WABC. Join WOR.

Jfnasii WINS. AHriiiinR i'ii'b. WHN. r-rwr. shioiial Hcrtiii WABC.

Hrrsfj. 9 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT 9.M WEAF. HtHf taiU'W MkW.

Wi. Out tmH in licmrii. WABC Fran Kmui (itvmr. WOR. Garitrl Heailrr.

ni. WNEW. Netlaper 15 WOR. I WNEW. Salu-e r-i Ot Jm.

fjMO WEAF. Mr. O. A. WNEW.

Nr. WJZ The rirt Twenty if. WABC. Arm 8Jtiiern. WOR Pitllghf litluH.

WMCA. Unn He Iuiuh R.wti. WEAF. Kvsw WJZ. 4untripy.

WABC iff at MomfiU fo Muile. WOR. Ice W-N EW. SKif Hum AmerltaV 10 WNEW. Mews.

WJZ. Btty and ftud'tr. WABC. An'lrewa Fialtja bhow. WOR.

Srmntionette. WMCA. fc rank fc mcfion. new. 10:45 WJZ.

Hh'ii. news. WMCA. ft. MiTKnthau, 11 10 WEAF.

Na. WJZ. New; ft'm. S. Gaitmnr.

WABC. Nrwa; tiif bt'Veretd. WOR. New. WMCA.

Haricm Amateurg. WHN. Rdto N-srret. ICIWCAF. K.

Ha hit ew. WJZ. Joe Hawt, spnrtt. WABC. Jnnn rooks, trtnet.

WOR. Flnaitrial JR. porli 1 1 WEAF. Pastor Orch. WNEW.

Ncwi. WJ. Gfnn; lirte't Orfh. WABC. lnrhatlon to Muaic WOR.

T. HittfT i Orrh. AFTER MIDNIGHT 12 imi A F. Nt; Kvan Sfnatl, WIZ. Nm.

tiiimpua Rnim. WABC Npwi, lich WOR. New; Trkf-f Orrti. WAAT. Newi; to 8.

WNEW. Matinee to (i. 12 -n WFAF. llnjintKm WNEW. News, WJZ Mild Cran P-ent.

ABC Kicilra Utttu WOR. Marfan a Orrli ItlMl WJZ, P'an Bhw WABC News; Mn-ie Xv WOR. p'-rry "a 4 tit It. WHN. News: Muir tr- T.

1 :30 WOR. KHinsfcii Orch. WNCW Nfwi. on woR Monnt'ttit la 2:30 WNEW. New.

Ail. fat? Life. aonct. News Around-The Clock WNEWoWt IJUO Daily News broadcast editions 24 times a day on the half hour. WAKlUf editions weekdays at 4, 7 and I A.M.

IXTRA editions on the hour, whenever news is urgent. BULLETINS at once. five-minute editions of News Around the Clock on the half-hour and extra editions on the hour. Sandwiched in were special interpretative broadcasts and numerous bulletin break-ins seconds after vote counts were flashed from Police Headquarters, scene of the tabulating. Newsites Become Announcers Kv K.nv Rarrett.

Joseoh didates O'Dwyer. Goldstein and Morris. In addition to news bulletins, the trio broadcast in-the-know analysis of how the political winds were blowing. Jimmy Inquiring Fotographer) Jemail aired an interesting word picture of a metropolitan daily at work on election night from The News citv room and later conducted sidewalk inter- view from Times Aviuarc. CONCERT MUSIC FEATURES Sunnae Symphony M.UVXR ttH' ti it.

I IB. qR Breakfast Symphony. Miterworlt Hfur. Music at Pome. L.unchn ustr.ila.

i 4'. fcymi'hnnic Matim. KI. AfterntHm Symi'Ijouy. 4 K.

i'oiii -W'K Synilmnio Mating. -vii ih rmrilt-liRhc and Silver. -WVi(. NatTork Hour. -W4fK.

svmphonT Hall. Mlt. Oi-ra Brd. iK. H-uir of Symphony.

HHN Mnic lo Read By. I. mrfamiic Hour and thm mmhwccrT eamt VIVIAN BAUER Soprano MARIO LANZA Taaor ROBERT WEEDE BarrfcwM DAVID BROEKMAN CMdWfor together with special dramatic cast and the Cehnent Orchestra and Chorus TONIGHT AT 10 P. M. WABC -880 Celanest Corporation America He II 3 fat o.

Outdoor Girls Prefer INVISIBLE GLASSES Ditnnhaw COVTAT tKXSK? the eye glaase jr. rnl ncer ifenr ith wurk or play. They're Mfr, iti visum, preserve ymtr natural ij4i. Frev mimultatlita 9 sit inciti'tiii Sat. Mxitliys till 30 p.

M. DUNSHAW CO. 130 W. 42nd St. 786 Broad St.

New Yoik 18, N. T. New.rk 2, N. J. Plra iuiii ntr "I'liulo nf lie Month" rir-rlr nd rrprinl or Karl Wilson rolllnm on onlart J-iim-h.

1T4 VIOLIN A LESSON FREE PRACTICE BANJO PIANO UKULELE MANDOLIN tmhrtftnnl OIK Clarinet Trumoft 19 P. tt. Accordion Drum Guitar ll Oil. SWING MUSIC At N.T S.M. trarhinc mrllinila are eimple that, nithin two monthn on any iMi umt thr nuiiit iIh- vMlns mttwir.

IW-ein NtlW anrf play favorite instrument noon. NEW VORK StHIWH.S ttr MISIC MANHATTAN Sth An 4S ioi w. nit su IOS E. I4H St. 220 w.

Sulk SI. LONG ISLAND 53-It Jtmiira Avf. 41-53 Stfinway St. RKI 51111 Wtllit Nr.l491ll St A 3dAn. 810 t.

Tremont Ave. KKOOhLVN 99 Flalbuin Am. 42 Suttrr Ave. vi2 Fmrth An. CHILDREN WANTED i -ALL ACES- har place rhildrrn in MOVIE MltlKT.

We are ktiU fa-tine urn fares, tall (or II A M. tn 1'. M. MORDKIN MOSER CONSERVATORY IX. Iii7 Broailtn.

l.Vtrdl f. Theatre It Stop Worry With Tht Yantinatieii Amazing Truss-Invention mmi'tung at ins. bn(H le thafr. Sift, taatrrprfrof. Prim, $3-i-S8 UP.

iOuen ts 7 P. tt. Sat. I P. Ctnf Sun.

STNrr GRfT tur ir.Mt- Grand St.Cor.Rid?eNYC nlH a like it a homef Wnlrh tbf Satiirda? It ml l.Ma( pnsrr of The e4rllcMt atnr In many loralitira. KZLS tJ LA V3 FREE Suir.ol-Slvlcd itr.errted mnj Reconditioned A htilliatit new style idea pcifcit lor the modern home. you the streamlined Ix uiiv of a compact Spinet combined with the big, rich tomtit a baby grand. A pre-ir quality piano thoroughly tiionditioncd and rcfinishcd In factory s235 Priced low as 120 W. 42nd N.Y.

18, N.T. Optm Until 9 P. M-Sat. P. M.

tooo ryeglass rarer; are gelling cvmcriEtSEs every So it jtnd to rton that eontacf ni.9S mut comlortabU, practical to wnr and oHar many adant- Kich ordinary ya qlai do not. For in tK words of Look Maga-lin. glaat bring glamour, vison and taety" To tea how invisibU contact lentvt re and how aasy thy to war call lor a comultation. fit you tcentifcaify if you nead them, and adi against their us if thay ra not beneficial to you. for arln r- irtfst tl Dtr l1 4mI St timm vakH Suit DIAMONDS WANTED We pay High cash prices for Diamonds, Gold Jewelry and Pawn Tickets.

EMPIRE 0MVO0 4ffAiiS l(Mir Slat Buying hninl Empire State Build-no 1tn Floor, 3ath St. and 5th Ave. ntnilrte rftnm rnu1. 'Mi kt. Class Not.

13 EarU Now H-rair 'ltlfr 4 mirvt a'r tatihir mti-r l.iitrrumnil tiitir- r.t. Writr 4 .11 l. "N-- WtLVILLE RADIO INSTITUTE Th- rdsl w.n-a a rfttti me tt 4-- t.o Wasted Immediately Radio Sla luhs fre Aediiien Ensacements Secured Iiead the SUNDAY NEWS Piano of Net York Stations at a Glance NVC I WINS tni( I WFA I WBYN 4f WARC Bfl I WMN I0M I WOV I WHOB4 I4IW WPAT I WNCW IIW 1 WCVO 13 I WQXR l-W WAAT 7 I WLIB WBNJl I3J9 I WWR4. I4M wad he's cracke up to be. Allen's petition will 1 carried out on VV ABC's "Request Performance" Sunday night 9.

i Votine; Over. Speeches Done. I And radio and newspaper workers be (ran sweating it out over the election returns. Corps of exnerts delved into the seas of additions hot off the tabulating machines crystalizing the maze of figures, facts and rumors into crisp bulletins. Around the city microphones picked up vivid human interest segments.

inan-in-the-street speculations, crowd scenes and polling place vignettes. the jubilation at the strongholds of the winners. the depression at headquarters of the losers. all filtered through loudspeakers to bring listeners the exciting climax of one of the bit-teiest political campaigns in local historv. With Sid Shalit t'ui rvntly vacationintr following his Army ilini-hari.

Hi'il SkpJtun's return to the air Tuesilav. I've. 4. at p. M.

over A F. Hililt'irarde. no' bciiiR heard that sHt, takes over the Si-mnnil Komliere A period on Wednesdays at P. etTi-ctive lec. 5 F.ddie Cantor rounds out the list of subs fiHinsr in for l'anny Kaye Friday nipht at 10:00, via VYAUC.

while Danny is en-! tertainins; in the Paritic. Kaye is expected to leave Tokyo tomor-1 row on a and resume his broadcast schedule Nov. It? Helen Hayes and Alfred Drake. co-' star in "Shadow Plav. a onv-act excerpt front Noel Coward's "To- i night at Saturday evening at 7 via VAl One language-mangier meets up with another when Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom tiailes grammar with Ed (Archie) Gatdner Fridav night at 8:30 over WEAF Fred Allen has asked that Jack Penny take out Mary Astor and spend a lot of money on her, to show he's not the tight- i Red Skelton I he News and WNEW combined Ruffner aiid liu Fehr.

of The their newsgathering anil broadcast-j News broadcast desk. WNEW mi-insr facilities to offer vote-conscious cronhones were planted in the head-dialers the best in factual, up-' onarters of three Mayoralty can- to-the-minute election coverage. Sweeping commercials ofT its schedules for the. night, WNEW's count-by-count account of the battle of the ballots got under way at P. M.

and continued until the voters hail reached a decision. With the editorial department of The News as its feeder, WNEW unnoted the latest facts and figures through its microphones during the regular I 2J.