The Capital Times from Madison, Wisconsin • 19

MADISOr THE CAPITAL TIME VISCONSIh Home Owned Home Edited Home Read 19 Thursday Afternoon, May 26, 11)38 Atty. Charles H. Phillips 79, Ex-State Senator Is Dead DRAM A Ross-Armstrong Fight On Tonight; illiam Lyon Phelps With al lee Energize New Lafayette RE Lines Saturday Baseball Games TODAY: White Sox vs. Athletics. FRIDAY: White Sox vs.

Detroit 2:08 WGN WBBM WIND WJJD. Baseball Scores 4:00 WIND 5:45 WOC WCFL 5:45 WOC WCFL 5:50 WIBA 9:15 WHO WJJD 4:15 WOC 4:30 WENR 5.00 WBBM 5:15 WLW Si i Is Stricken With Attack Yesterday in Milwaukee MILWAUKEE Atty. Charles H. Phillips, 79, formerly oldest member of the state senate, died suddenly here yesterday. Sen.

Phillips, apparently on the way from his office to his home, was stricken with a heart attack as he was about to board streetcar. He as pronounced dead on entrance at County Emergency hospital. With him at the time was Elmer B. Mink. The former legislator had recovered from a previous heart attack a year ago.

He was taken to St. Nicholas hospital Sheboygan, while trying a case there in April, 1936. Mr. Phillips, a Democrat, was elected' state senator for the Sixth district in 1932 and served until he was defeated for re-election in November, 1936, by George Hampel, Progressive. He was an advocate of a program of economy in government, fewer and better laws and consolidation of governmental units.

He and Mrs. Phillips, who were married at St. Marys Catholic church here 54 years ago, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with a dinner at the Underwood hotel, Wauwatosa, Nov. 19, 1934, receiving congratulations from prominent Demo- Edward Everett Horton Find $13,500 In Cash in Recluses Home Near Juneau Discover Over $30,000 In Securities in Raabe Place :30 True Stories WMAQ :30 Organ Piano WIND :30 Crossroads Drama WENR il i. I i fi I Miriam Hopkins Will Be Guest of Bing Crosby GUEST LIST which includes Dr.

William Lyon Phelps a broadcast of the Ross-Arm-strong fight three hours of variety i shows and a special foreign trade week program, are on tonight's radio schedules. Clem McCarthy and George Hicks will describe the Barney Ross-Henry Armstrong bout, for the welterweight championship, direct from the ring- side at Madison Square Garden Bowl and over WENR and the NBC Blue network, starting at 8 oclock, Madison time. The fight has attracted considerable attention among sport fans, because Armstrong, featherweight champion of the world, is going out of his class for the first time in a championship battle. RUDY VALLEE HOUR Dr. Phelps, Yale's distinguished author and professor, will be interviewed by Rudy Vallee during the broadcast over WTBA at 6 oclock tonight.

Dr. Philps will give some advice to 1938 graduates as well as tell some stories of Vallee 's days at Yale. Also on the program will be the McNulty family mother, daughter and son who will sing "When Rafferty brought the Rhumba to the Town of Auchniclone, My Name is McGuire, and The Shi-Ilalah Me Father Gave Me. Irving Caesar and his songs of safety, Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou will complete the bill. -s- GOOD NEWS SHOW Robert Montgomery and Virginia Bruce will be teamed again on "Good News of 1938, when they present behind-the-scenes glimpses of Yel- WARING AND TEN GRAND For 10,000 dollars per week, and a years contract, Fred Waring and his Pennsylvanians will return to the airways next fall for a new Saturday night program on the NBC Red network.

Warings "angel is the Grove Laboratories of St. Louis, makers of Bromo Quinine. Waring and his famous band have been off the air since conclusion of their last contract for Ford. low Jack, over WIBA at 7 tonight. Robert Young, Fanny Brice, Frank Morgan, Hanley Stafford, Una Merkel and Meredith Willsons orchestra also will be on hand.

Miss Merkel will offer another dizzy discourse, and Baby Snooks will receive another intelligence test. THE MUSIC HALL Miriam Hopkins and Edward Everett Horton, screen stars, will be the guests of Bing Crosby, WITHOUT Bob Burns tonight, in the broadcast over WIBA at 8. Bob is on vacation. Alec Templeton, noted blind pianist, will make a return visit, and the balance of the hour will feature John Scott Trotter's orchestra, the Paul Taylor chorus, and Ken Carpenters special chime solo. ODDITIES OF COMMERCE Dr.

Alexander V. Dye, director of the U. S. Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, and five other distinguished foreign trade officers will discuss "Oddities in Commerce Round the World, during a special program from Washington, tonight, over WMAQ at 9:30, and in connection with the fourth annual observance of National Trade Week. CHURCH OF THE AIR The Rev.

A. R. Longman, of Arena, will conclude his series on "Christ, during Fridays Church of the Air program from WIBA at 9:45 a. m. He will discuss, "After Death What Will Christ Mean to You? 4- 4- FARM AND HOME Paul V.

Maris, farm security administrator of the department of agriculture, will discuss The Tenant Purchase Program, his guest appearance on the Farm and Home Hour, Friday morning on WIBA at 10:30. A dramatization of the life of Grover Cleveland, 22nd president of the United States, news by H. R. Baukhage from Washington. STUDIO NOTES The National Barn Dance this Saturday night, is going to be a Bird Program, paying tribute to a LI our feathered friends.

The featured guest will be Oliver M. Burkhart, known to radio audiences as Barnyard Pete, who will tell of little known facts about birds as well as give several of their calls. Tune in WIBA at 7 Saturday night. 4 4 Al Jolson ends his current series on July 13 will return Sept. 13 Francesca Lennl who plays Laura in Your Family and Mine, comes from the Broadway stage Johnny the Call Boy puts thumb tacks on his shoes, for tapping Some of the coolest people in radio are Amanda Snow, Alice Frost and Johnny Winters 7 Peter van Stee-dens comedy lines in the Fred Allen show are getting him into trouble at home.

His three youngsters expect him to be funny there, too. WIBA Tonight 5:00 Wisconsin Wildlife Federation 5:15 Concert Ensemble 5:30 Flore News Edition 5:45 Todays Birthdays 5:50 Pennco Sports-cast 6:00 NBC Rudy Vallee Hour 7:00 NBC Good News of 1938 8:00 NBC Kraft Music Hall 9:00 Night News Edition 9:15 NBC Vocal Varieties Old Time Dance Tonight And Every Thursday Night EAGLE BALLROOM Kyle Davidsons Old Timers Madisnns most popular ballroom Gents 35c Ladies 25c ARGYLE John A. Becker and Olaf H. Johnson and the state rural electrification coordination and Robert A. Nixon, public service commissioner, will participate in the joint dedication of the new bridge and the energizing of the Lafayette electric cooperative lines here Saturday.

The ceremonies wifi take place-at the bridge and municipal power house at 10 Saturday. Nixon will discuss functions of municipal government. who win speak as the switch Is thrown to turn on the electric current far a portion of the Lafayette REA lines, win ten the significance of rural electrification. S. P.

Byrne, Belmont, president of the Lafayette project, will speak on the occasion of energizing the rural electric line. Becker, REC director, will review the state REA program at a public banquet in Argyle Saturday noon. Clarence La Vasser, Argyle villa gt president, is in charge of the celebration activities. A large bottle of milk since mill is our community's largest industry-will be broken over the new Argyll bridge when the tape is cut, La Vasser said. A public address system has beet installed for broadcasting the speeches from the power house.

La Vasse: announced. Afternoon ball games am an evening dance will complete th days celebration. 53 Letters for Boscobel Students BOSCOBEL Fifty three letters will be awarded to Boscobel high school students in recognition of inter-school activities. The letters will be awarded as follows: For basketball Howard Ward, manager; Merle Fossnow. Darrel Gor-dinier.

Edward Infield, Thomas Mc-Knight. Charles Searles. Ambrose Bertram, Vilas Green, Marvin Nelson. Carl Patten, Sam Stevenson, Carroll Glassbrenner, Arnold Greene, Claire Greene, Richard Hof, Lyle Ostrander. Ralph Reed, Paul Searles, James Walsh.

Keith Yahn. Oratory Roswell Ruka. Sam Stevenson: declamatory, Mary Ruth Swenson; humorous declamation. Geraldine Johnson, Gwendolyn Juneman: non-humorous declamation, Lucille Monroe. Harriet Kretschmann; extemporaneous speaking.

Elizabeth Jones. Willetta Lynch; extemporaneous reading. Joan Miller, Ann Mathews; cheer leaders, Gertrude Beimbom, Gwendolyn Juneman. Football Robert Che. manager: Darrel Gordinier.

George Lull. Carl Patten. Sam Stevenson. Rodney Brandt, Arnold Greene, Claire Greene. Richard Hcf.

Lyle Ostrander. Paul Harry Boebel, Jay Patten. Raymond McDowell. Keith Moran. William Reynolds.

Robert Vanderbilt. James Walsh, Keith Yahn. Ronald McDowell. 7 Graduate at Boscobel Catholic School Tonight Diplomas will be awarded to seven pupils cf Immaculate Conception parochial school tonight. Recipients will be Thomas Sea lion, LeRoy Bolrhen.

Fred Beimbom, Joseph Young, Margaret Mary Roseman, Elmyrah Dieter, Yvonne Gasser. The Rev. John MvNamara, pastor of the church, will award the diplomas, and the Rev. Fr. Singleton will give the address.

NOW! What a Program! LOVE IN THE HEAVENS mK iimt GABLE pi! TIMOf LIONEL BARRYKC3E a ncrum THE RIOT ROARS ON! mma -j I 3 Today Cr Tomorrow! Riotous Rollicking Romance WiS With WAITIR till UINKT 5TIPHINSON "DAUGHTER of SHANGHAI" Chas. Bickford Anna May Wong Cartoon Sweet Sue CtilKDCPEN ENTIXM E7VTRE II 15c to 6 P. M. nc-Convtanee Bennett TOPPER" LAST DAT 15c to P. M.

Roland Youne-C In Glenda Farrell "ADVENTUROUS BLONDE ADDED FE4TCRE TONIGHT Jt FRIDAY P. M. FRIDAY dTsATURD AY Bret Harts "LlCK OF ROARING CAMP and Xi BAR BAD MEN In Madison By Sterling Sorensen A cidents Will Happen, mw on show at the Capitcl theater, serves to introduce Ronald Reagan and Gloria Blondel to Madison audiences. It has action, a neatly worked out plot, and an able supporting cast. "Accidents Will Happen uses the fake injury racket as plot background and is a sort of training school In the ways and means of conniving to cheat insurance companies.

The film is shown under the sponsorship of the Madison Typographical union and proceeds will go inti the unions treasury for carrying out a union label campaign in Madison. REAGAN, a young insurance adjuster, breaks up with his wile Sheila Bromley) after she gives false testimony in order to get a new fur coat from Addison Richards, head of a fake injury ring. Reagan is fired, but secretly goes to the district attorney and gets his support for an investigation. The young man then goes into competition with Richards and his henchmen, and soon gets a reputation of being a smart fixer. Richards approaches Reagan and suggests they work together.

With the help of Gloria Blcndell, Reagan stages a fake accident and when 'the suit is brought SHOW TIME STRAND Anna May Wong In "Daughter of Shanghai at 1:15, 4, 6:45 and 9:30. Miriam Hopkins and Ray Milland in "Wise Girl at 2:20, 5:05, 7:50 and 10:35. EASTWOOD Victor McLaglen in "Sea Devils at 5:30, 7:45 and 10. ORPHEUM The Adventures if Tom Sawyer with Tommy Kel-iy. May Robson and Walter Brennan at 1:40, 3:50, 6, 8:10 and 10:30.

PARKWAY Bing Crosby in "Doctor Rhythm at 1:33, 5:05 and 1:37.. "Test Pilot with Clark Gable, Myrna Loy and Spencer Tracy at 2:53, 6:25 and 10. MADISON Fredrio March and Franciska Gaal In The Buccaneer at 2:50, 6:35 and 10:20. Alice Faye in "Youre a Sweetheart at 1:10. 4:55 and 8:40.

CAPITOL" Accidents Will Happen with Ronald Reagan and Gloria Blondell at 1, 2:40, 4:30, 6:20 and 10. March of Time at 2:20, 4:10, 6:07, 7:56 and 9:45. MAJESTIC "The Adventurous Blonde with Glenda Farrell and Barton MacLane at 1, 3:35, 6:20 and 9:30. Roland Young and Constance Bennett in "Topper at 2, 4:35, 7:20 and 10:30. to court he exposes the whole racket, and the gang, including his former wife, are jailed.

There Is a great deal of improbability in "Accidents Will Happen, and the plot will not stand the test of close scrutiny. Miss Blondell looks very much like her better known sister, Joan, now Mrs. Dick Powell. A newsreel, March of Time and a short subject featuring Wini Shaw completes the bilL 66CUSAN AND GOD" stage Play starring Gertrude Lawrence, may come to Madison next year. John Golden, the producer, announced today the Broadway engagement of the play will end Sat urday, June 4.

The play will reopen in San Francisco in August and then go on a tour which will include all the principal cities of the Middle West. Mr. Golden has concluded an interesting survey relative to out-of-town visitors to his New York production. During a period of from Apr. 2 to 30, Mr.

Golden found that over 16 per cent of those attending the New York show were from states outside of New York. He reports that 18 per cent of the audience were people living in New York state outside of the city; over 2 per cent patrons from foreign countries. During the period of his survey, 29 Wisconsin residents attended the showing of "Susan and God. 48 Graduates at Lancaster School LANCASTER The commencement exercises of the Lancaster high school will be held June 2 at 8 p. at Grantland theater.

There are 48 graduates, as follows: Edith L. Bailie, Elmer L. Bailie, Bertha Beetham, Bumelle K. Behn-cke, William Blackbourn, Wilma M. Burgess, Ada Burns, Orval Burns, Margaret Bushnell, Richard Dailey, Patricia DeWitt, Oliver Doll, Ruth Fuller, Maxine H.

Garthwaite, Stuart Gillilan. Allen H. Godfrey, Rex Gra-ney, Dorathea E. Groom, Hugh A. Harper, Esther Hartman, Dorothy Pauline Henke, Doris Holzinger, Virginia C.

Irish, riorma Jackson; Emil Kastner, Irving Klitsner, Loretta C. Knapp, J. Carter Kohlenberg, Dorothy J. Long, Bernard M. Martin.

Vada Mayne, Hazel Moore, Harold H. Pagenkopf, Carolyn I. Peake, Sydney R. Peterson, Kathryn Petty, Richard Philipps, Thomas W. Reilly, Jack Schade, David N.

Schreiner, Constance Sherman, Catherine S. Suttle, Gail E. Tanner, Mildred Taylor, Kathryn M. Walker, Virgil E. Walker, Stanley C.

Wetter, Kathryn Zenz. 11 Boscobel Graduates To Attend Other Schools BOSCOBEL Eleven Boscobel high school seniors will attend school next year as follows: University of Wisconsin Elizabeth Jones, Lucille Monroe, Katherine Wilt; Platteville Normal Helen Carlin, Barbara Freymiller, Jay Patten: Madison Methodist hospital nurses training schoc Eileen Lewis: Milwaukee State qpeachers college Ann Mathews, Ray McDowell; Milton college Harriet Svetnicka: Madison branch, Milwaukee School of Beauty Culture Charlotte Swenson. 'kvA-PyW Ar. r-' -4 Charles H. Phillips crats from Pres.

Roosevelt down. Educated in private and public schools in Milwaukee, Mr. Phillips was a bookkeeper for the secretary of state from 1891 to 1895 and studied law at the University of Wisconsin and practiced here more than 40 years. He was a former chairman of the Democratic county committee and candidate for alderman from the Fifteenth, ward. JUNEAU, Wis.

When Dodge county deputies quit their search last night of the home of Herman Raabe at Minnesota Junction they counted up the cash the recluse had concealed and found it totaled $13,500, of which $475.50 was in geld. No relatives have appeared and the county has turned the body of Raabe. who died yesterday of a heart ailment, over to the Arthur Sielaff funeral parlors here. When it was seen the search would result in discovery of large sums of hidden cash in the home. Sheriff Walter Muschkopf was sworn in as administrator of the estate.

The sheriff was placed under $50,000 bond. The estate is expected to gross in excess of $48,000. Crowds of neighbors formed a ring around the old frame house while deputies went through papers from cellar to attic under directions of Kenneth E. Port, Dodge county district attorney. A guard was thrown around the house and the hunt was to be resumed today.

Besides cash, the search revealed between 25.000 and $30,000 is du? the recluses estate on farm- mortgages and nearly $6,000 on unsecured notes. Bank deposits of $8,100 and $1,200 have been discovered. Most of the money found today was in cigar boxes hidden under piles of paper. Dr. Jacksftti to Address Bethel Brotherhood Dr.

Arnold Jackson wil! give a lecture and show coored motion pictures at a Ladies Night meeting of the Mens Brotherhood of Bethel church Friday night at 7:45. Special music iff be on the program. E. W. EHefson and Peter Kalbacken will serve' as hosts for the coot luncheon.

fHfPf TH BIO PICTURES PLAY TT Let Yourself Co! Tonll never again know surh rare fun such rich, human ad-w venture such exciting rsca-mmm pades! MARK TWAINS STORY in TECHNICOLOR THE OF Introducing TOMMY KELLY MAY ROBSON WALTER BRENNAN ANN GILEIS JACKIE MORAN 20c to 6 Last Day LL MARCH THE BUCCANEER YOURE A SWEETHEART TOMORROW At SATURDAY rr "Think Fast Mr. Molo 'Wild and Wooly rr rr Peter Lorre Virginia Field Jane Withers Wait. Brennan ATRONTZ ElfOU RIH EXDwn li0 TONIGHT ALL SEATS 5 BIG UNITS 5 VICTOR McLACLEN SEA DEVILS 10c in 4 7:15, Badger Sports Forum 7:30 NBC The Spelling Bee 8:00 NBC The First Nighter 8:30 On the Campus 9:00 Night News Edition 9:15 Club Chanticleer Continental Nights' 10:00 Hollywood at the Beach 10:15 NBC Rainbow Grill Orchestra 10:30 Your Cardinal Reporter 10:35 NBC Jimmy Grier's Orchestra 10:45 Club Chanticleer-11 :00 Hollywood at the Beach 11:15 NBC New Penn Hotel 11:30 NBC Singing Neighbor WHA Friday 8:00 Band Wagon 8:15 Morning Melodies 9:00 Safeguarding Student Health World Peace 'News 9:30 School of the Air: Picture Studies 9:50 U. S. Weather Bureau 9:55 World Bookman 10:00 Homemakers Programs 10:45 Alpine Melodies 11:00 Talking Book: Elizabeth and Essex 11:30 Organ Melodies 12:00 Noon Musicale 12:30 Farm Program 1:00 School for Workers: Labor and Government 1:15 Helen Freeman, violinist Julia Benoy, pianist 1:30 Organ Melodies 2:00 School of the Air: Rhythm and Games 2:15 Musical Interlude 2:30 Music of the Masters 3:30 Organ Reverie: Frederick Fuller 4:00 Voice of Wisconsin: University Mens Chorus 4:30 University of Wisconsin Women's Band.

Leopold Liegl, director 5:00 U. S. Weather Bureau Other Stations Friday Morning 7:00 Breakfast Club WCFL 7:00 Musical Clock WBBM Good Morning WGN 7:00 Your Neighbor WMAQ 7:00 Chapel Service WIND 7:15 Minstrels WLS 7:30 Road of Life WBBM 7:30 Devotions WLS 7:30 Good Morning WGN 7:30 Gosnel Singer WLW 7:30 Whistler Dog WMAQ 7:45 Jolly Joe WLS 7:45 Amanda Snow WMAQ 8:00 Kitty Kelly WBBM 8:00 Just Neighbors WLS 8:00 Mrs. Wiggs WMAQ 8:00 Martha Crane WGN 8:15 Asher and Jimmy WLS 8:15 Myrt Marge WBBM 8:15 Johns Other Wife WMAQ 8:30 Josh Higgins WCFL 8:30 Attorney at Law WLS 8:30 Hilltop House WBBM 8:30 Just Plain Bill WMAQ 8:30 Melodies WGN 8:30 Organ and Guitar WIND 8:45 Stepmother WBBM 8:45 Woman in White WMAQ 8:45 Dr. Frie'ndly WGN 9:00 David Harum WMAQ 9:00 Mary Marlin WIS 9:00 Get Thin WGN 9:00 Julia Blake WBBM 9:15 Pepper Young WLS 9:15 Bachelor's Children WGN 9:15 Lorenzo Jones WMAQ 9:30 Big Sisters WBBM 9:30 Vic and Sade WLS 9:30 Painted Dreams WGN 9:30 Organist WJJD 9:45 Aunt Jenny WBBM 9:45 Hello Peggy WMAQ 9:45 Gospel Singer WLS 9:45 Stella Dallas WGN 9:45 Todays Heroine WJJD 10:00 Margaret McBride WBBM 10:00 Bonnie Blue Eyes WIND 10:00 Dr.

Friendly WLW 10:00 Dan Harding WMAQ 10:15 The ONeils WMAQ 10:15 The Goldbergs WBBM 10:15 Magic Violin WGN 10:15 Don and Helen WLS 10:30 Helen Trent WBBM 10:30 Safety Court WJJD 10:45 Our Gal Sunday WBBM 10:45 Bailey Axton WCFL 10:45 Mail Box WGN 10:45 Short, Short Story WLS 11:00 Piano Duo WMAQ 11:00 Man on the Street WGN 11:00 Melody Parade WLS 11:15 Betty Crocker WBBM 2k THE NEW 1938 RADIO features PUSH BUTTON TUNING At an Amazingly Low Price SEE AND HEAR IT Convenient Terms to nit Oar selection of ear radios Is the most complete in Madison. ZENITH RADIO SALES AND APPLIANCE CO. 633 W. Wash. Are.

Fairchild 6313 Open Wed. and Sit. Eves 11:15 Betty Escorts WMAQ 11:15 Noon Musical WGN 11:15 Noon-day Service WJJD 11:30 Words Music WMAQ 11:30 Arnold Grimm WBBM 11:30 Mid Day Service WGN 11:45 Valiant Lady WBBM 11:45 Voice of Experience WCFL' 11 :45 Dinner Bell WLS 11:45 Gemadiers WTMJ Afternoon 12:00 Pianist WGN 12:00 Manhattan Mother WBBM 12:00 Italian Hour WIND 12:00 School Time WLS 12:15 The ONeills WBBM 12:15 Farm Business WLS 12:30 Man on the Street WBBM 12:30 June Baker WGN 12:30 Rhythm Rascals WTMJ 12:30 Philadelphia Trio WMAQ' 12:45 Houseboat Hannah WBBM 12:45 Pianist WJJD 12:45 Hits of Today WGN 12:45 Organist WIND 1:00 Pres. Roosevelt WLS' 1:00 Summer Theater WOC 1:00 Pepper Young WMAQ 1:00 Radio Rhymsters WBBM 1:00 License Romances WGN 1:15 Ma Perkins WMAQ 1:15 Moods in Music WGN Meet the Missus WBBM 1:15 Pianist WIND 1:15 Homemakers WLS 1:30 Kate Smith Speaks WOC 1:30 Vic and Sade WMAQ 1:30 Harold Stokes WGN 1:30 Flanagrams WBBM 1:45 Guiding Light WMAQ 1:45 Minstrels WOC. 1:45 Dugout Dope WBBM Leadoff Man WGN 1:45 Warren Brown WJJD 2:00 White Sox vs.

Detroit WBBM WGNWJJD WCFL WIND 2:00 Club Matinee WENR 2:15 Mary Marlin WMAQ 2:15 Woman's Opinion KMOX 2:30 Hughes Reel WMAQ 2:30 Eton Boys WOC 2:45 World Economics WOC 2:45 Road of Life WMAQ 2:45 Baseball Game WCCO KMOX 3:00 Crossroads Hall WOC 3:00 Bennett, Wolverton WENR 3:00 Tea Time WMAQ 3:15 Songs by Carlotta WMAQ 3:15 Music Circle WENR 3:30 Variety Show WENR 3:30 Music for Fun WOC 3:30 Drifting Pioneers WLW 3:45 Rex Maupin WENR 3:45 Tenth Inning WBBM 3:45 Romance Rhythm WMAQ 4:00 Chicago Hour WBBM 4:00 Malcolm Claire WENR 4:00 Bill Anson WGN 4:00 Washington Calling WMAQ 4:15 Piano Duo WMAQ 4:15 Armchair Melodies WGN 4:30 Sports Column WENR 4:30 Kitty Keene WBBM 4:30 Airlines Orch. WGN 4:30 Dick Tracy WMAQ 4:45 Lum and Abner WBBM 4:45 Vagabonds WENR 4:45 Lowell Thomas WLW 4:45 Orphan Annie WGV 4:45 Jack Kelly WCFL 5:00 Don Winslow WMAQ 5:00 Serenade WGN 5:00 German Hour WIND 5:00 Four of Us WENR 5:15 Boake Carter WBBM- 5:15 Behind Headlines WENR 5:15 Tune Teasers WCFL 5:15 Buddy Clark WGN 5:30 Adventures in Science WBBM 5:30 Dinner Date WENR 5:45 Bolognini Orch. WGN 5:45 Vocal Varieties WENR 5:45 Hal Totten WCFL 5:45 Lets Celebrate WMAQ 5:45 We the Wives WBBM 6:00 Johnny Presents WGN 6:00 Sports Scoop WLS 6:00 Ghost Drama WHAS 6:00 Baseball Resume WIND 6:15 Pop Tunes WCFL 6:30 Paul Whiteman WBBM 6:30 Death' Valley Days WLS 6:30 Lone Ranger WGN 6:45 Stars of Tomorrow WCFL 7:00 Tim and Irene WLS 7:00 Waltz Time WMAQ 7:00 Hollywood Hotel WBBM 7:00 Labor Flashes WCFL 7:00 Bob Crosby WGN 7:00 Questions and Answers WOC 7:15 Favorite Melodies WCFL 7:15 Graphic Previews WGN nnnnnnnnnnon MADISON AIRPORT SAT. MAY 28 THE GREAT SEILS-STERLING' PROUDLY PRESENTS IN PERSON ART PREMIER WESTERN SCREEN STAR APPEARS AT EVERT PERFORMANCE iL 9:30 Hollywood at the Beach 9:45 Club Chanticleer 10:00 Evening Concert 10:30 Your Cardinal Reporter 10:35 NBC Teddy Kings Orchestra 10:45 Club Chanticleer 11:00 Hollywood at the Beach 11:15 NBC. New Penn Club Orchestra 11:30 NBC Singing Neighbor Other Stations Tonight 5:00 Easy Aces WENR 5:00 Don Winslow WMAQ 5:15 Mr.

Keen WENR 5:15 Boake Carter WBBM 5:15 Grenadiers WTMJ 5:30 Communist Party Conv. WBBM 5:30 County Courier WLW 5:30 Dinner Date WENR 5:45 Bottle Boys WENR 5:45 Bolognini Orch. WGN 5:45 American Viewpoints WBBM 5:45 Let's Celebrate WMAQ Evening 6:00 Kate Smith WBBM 6:00 March of Time WLS 6:00 Sinfonietta WGN 6:00 Baseball Resume WIND 6:15 Songs and Guitar WJJD 6:30 The Green Hornet WGN 6:30 Musicale WCFL 6:30 Sport Scoop WLS 7:00 Major Bowes WBBM 7:00 Toronto Promenade WLS 7:00 Labor Flashes WCFL 7:00 Vic Arden Orch. WGN 7:15 Union Label WCFL 7:15 Bob Crosby WGN 7:30 Toronto Symphony WENR 7:30 Night Court WIND 7:45 Herr Louie WCFL 7:45 Sports News WGN 8:00 Essays in Music WBBM 8:00 Federal Theater Play WGN 8:00 Ross-Armstrong Bout WENR 8:00 Favorite Hymns WHAS 8:15 Dance Music WIND 8:30 Americans at Work KM OX 8:30 Roy Shields Music WENR 8:30 Henry Weber WGN 8:30 Ferry Como WCFL 8:30 Organist WIND 8:43 Isham Jones WCFL 9:00 Just Entertainment WBBM 9:00 Amos Andy WMAQ 9:00 Eddie Le Baron WENR 9:15 Screen Scoops WBBM 9:15 Romance in Song WTAM 9:30 Dance: WHAS WMAQ WENR 9:45 Dance: WBBM WGN WLW 10:00 Music You Desire WENR 10:00 Dance: WBBM WMAQ WGN 10:15 Music You Want WTAM 10:30 Dance: WBBM WGN 'WMAQ WHAS 11:30 Dance: 'WBBM WENR WGN WIBA Friday Morning 7:00 The Musical Clock 7:30 Morning News Edition 7:50 Music for School and Home 8:00 Musical Clock 8:30 Todays Almanac Barons Society Reporter 9:00 NBC Viennese Ensemble 9:30 NBC The Charm Talk 9:45 Church of the Air 10:00 Lindas First Love 10:15 The Editors Daughter 10:30 NBC Farm and Home Hour 11:30 NBC Words and Music Afternoon 12:00 Interlude; Country Home 12:15 Noon News Edition 12:40 Market Reports 12:45 Melody Moments 1:00 WIBA Concert Trio 1:30 WCTU Program 1:45 WIBA Concert Trio 2:00 NBC Backstage Wife 2:15 NBC Club Matinee 2:45 Todays Front Page 3:00 NBC Clifford Menz 3:15 NBC Don Winslow 3:30 NBC Your Family and Mine 3:45 NBC Rex Maupin Orchestra 4:00 Voice of Wisconsin 4:30 NBC Johnny Johnston 4:45 NBC to be announced 5:00 Silver Springs Program 5:15 WTBA Concert Trio 5:30 Fiore News Edition 5:45 Todays Birthdays 5:50 Pennco Sports-cast Evening 6:00 NBC Cities Service Concert 7 :00 Music by Cugat DANCE at Angell Park Pavilion SUN PRAIRIE Friday, May 27 Music by Tony Salerno and His Gypsy Melodians Admission: 25c per Person :30 Variety Program WLW :45 Herr Louie WCFL 45 Serenade WIND 00 Song Shop WBBM 00 Boxing Bouts WENR :00 Bolognini Orch. WGN 00 Games WCFL :15 Dance Music WIND 30 Jimmy Fidler.WMAQ 30 Curtain Time WGN :30 Perry Como WCFL 30 Organist WIND 45 Dorothy Thompson WMAQ 45 American Viewpoints KMOX 45 Tom Sawyer WBBM 45 Isham Jones WCFL 00 Amos Andy WMAQ 00 Just Entertainment WBBM 00 Novena Program WCFL 00 Globe Trotter WENR 15 Lum Abner WHAS WTAM WBBM WENR 15 Dance: WGN 30 Dance: 9 WBBM WENR WIND WMAQ WTAM 00 Music You Desire WENR 00 Dance: WMAQ WBBM WGN WLW 15 Music You Want WTAM 30 Dance: WBBM WGN WCCO WHAS 00 Dance: WGN WTAM WIND WBBM 11 Short Wttves Friday a.

m. Medvedeffs Orch. GSF Japanese Conception of Beauty JZJ 20 Years of Dance Music PHI Troises mandoliers GSP p. m. BBC Symphony, conducted by Toscanini GSG GSP Northern Music Hall GSG New and Old Japan GSP May Dances and Songs DJB DJD 7:00 The Esso Hour COCH 7:15 Amy Bemardy 2R03 IRF 8:00 Canada, 1938 CFCX 8:00 British Short Wave league TI4NRH 8:45 Dance Music YV5RC 10:15 DX Club program W3XK 'accident plumed in every detail coached in every word! THRU the man who broke into tho racket broak it wide open! ALSO March of Time Screen Novelties STARTS SATURDAY MOV ITA JON CARROLL 1 'AS TALENT NIGHT Singers, Dancers, Instrumental Solos, Impersonators, Etc.

NO MINORS PERMITTED Music and Entertainment By the SWINGSTERS TONIGHT SPECIAL CHICKEN DINNER PER PLATE 35c THUKS- ONLY Club Rosebud On the Sun P.airie Road-Jack Kramer, Prop. B. 4892 Andy Clyde in My Little Feller Pete Smith in Gold Mistakes Two Excellent Cartoons '4 I nnnnnnnnnnna.