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SUNDAY BROOKLYN TIMES UNION SEPTEMBER 20, 1936j 5A Eilcttenliic In By TIM MARKS i THREE IMPORTANT PREMIERES SCHEDULED TO- Short Wavelets By MARK SMITH RECEPTION ON LOWER BANDS J.A3 BEEN 'SATISFACTORY FOR PAST FEW Tft EIJCS-UJERMAN LEADS IN; POWER BriC' BE improved. irni T'JTUnh V- Short wave reception conditions' for the past'fe'w weeks have been good with both Europe and South com- iL. 1. i i NIGHT GOOD. WILL.

COURT. "TANGLE" STRAIGHTENED OUT BOBBY BREEN BACK WITH BANJO-EYED CANTOR. Three important premieres mg inrougn wiin volume ana ciariiy. nere, vyere I tonight. is Good Will Court over.

WEAF, second Is tddie Cantor on WBC and last, but far from least, is John and a symphony orchestra' under the direction of Fritz Riener also over WABC. apses when transmissions were' scarcely -audiDie cut tney Highlights for Today Noon WEAF AU-Lehar Concert, with Franz Lehar P.M. 12:30 WJZ Music Hall Symphony, Carole Lombard 2:00 WJZ Magic Key: Kirsten Flagstad, Soprano i-Doc Rockwell, Comedy; Dixieland Pickens Sisters 2:00 WABC Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra WOR, WABC Holy I Name Rally, Alfred E. Smith (3.00 WJZ Cardinal Hayes) 5:00 WEAF Marion Talley, soprano 5 :30 WABC Guy Lombardo Orchestra 6 :00 WJZ Echoes of New York Town 8 :00 WEAF A. Alexander, Good Will Court (10:00, WMCA) 8:30 WABC Eddie Cantor, Comedian 9:00 WOR The Great McCoy, "His Terrible 9:00 WJZ Walter Winchell S.OOWABC Evening Hour, John Charles Thomas 9 :15 WJZ Paul Whiteman Varieties 10 O-t-WEAF Symphony; Don Cossack Choir 10 Community Sing; Milton Berle, Jones, Hare NOVEL PROGRAM The ever incessant demand for "something new in radio" wlU be' NINO MARTINI After a microphonic absence due to concert and picture engagements, Nino is coming back to radio early next month for the cigarette sponsor of Andre Kostelanets and his orchestra.

Andre will direct the music for Martini on the new program. WHN Gets Fight I i n'-'l i DTuaacvusi rnuiiegts Louis K. Sidney, managing director of WHN, just signed a contract with Madison Square Garden, which gives his station the exclusive rights to aU the fights by the This contract in con-Junction with the one that gives WHN the exclusive fights from Mike Jacob's Hippodrome and also the exclusive contracts held by WHN for the fights from the St Nicholas Arena, Coliseum and the Ridgewood Grove, makes of WHN the fight center of the metropolitan area. The Garden broadcasts will also be piped through the Yankee Network as per an agreement between Mr. Sidney of WHN and John Shepard of the Tankee Network.

Sam Taub will do the actual descriptive on all fights assisted between rounds by Charles Vackner and Brooke Temple. The WHN fight schedule reads as follows: Mondays St Nicholas Arena-Tuesdays Coliseum. Wednesdays Hippodrome. Fridays Madison Square Garden. Saturdays -Ridgewood Grove.

With the exception of the St Nicholas Arena the fights will be broadcast at 9:45 P. M. The St. Nicholas bouts go on at 9:30. Another feature In conjunction with the snorting activities of WHN is the signing of Jack Kofoed, were few and far between.

Tho German units have been leading tho parade on my set Their programs come In as though they were being alrcast around the corner from my home. DJC and the other outlets, although having a fair amount of propaganda on their daily schedules, also offer good concert music and martial airs which make for excellent listening. The British Broadcasting Com pany seems to have improved on Its technical equipment and lately rolls through the speaker without so much as a buzz. Sport events, totally unexciting when described by station announcers, have been making up a large portion of current programs. These dull affairs are brightened, however, by variety shows and London's version of the latest dance tunes.

2RO In Romo opens each program, and closes them with the playing of the Italian Royal March and the Fasclstl anthem, "Giovi-nezza." The American Hour on this sta-tion, usually at 6 P. consists of news bulletins In English, the same In Italian and a symphonic concert or operatic excerpts. The striking of Big Ben, London's famous clock in the towers of the Parliament Building, has become famous among short wave listeners the world over. Another clock Is now vicing with Big Ben for popularity on the airwaves. It Is the big tower clock in Melbourne, Australia, strikes the hour promptly it 7 A.

daily except Sundays, which is10 P. M. that night in Melbourne. The station is VK8ME. The wavelengths and hours of transmission of the experimental broadcasts from the Philips' Laboratory at Eindhoven, the Netherlands, were changed on Aug.

30. While the broadcast for America is still from 7 to 10 P. E.S.T., Wednesdays, on 81.28 meters, the others are as follows (all E.S.T.): Sunday, 2-3 P. Africa. 31.28 meters; Tuesday, 4:30 to 6 P.

3:00 Church of the Air. 80 Goepel Centre. 4 Program Resume. 60 German Hour. 8:311 "Irian i 6:45 Judge Guatam, 214 WLTH 14M A.M.

10:30 Pea rla of tha Talmud. 11 :00 Lambertonlan Four. 11 -30 Peaoon Relief Mission. 12 Noon Program Reaum. P.

M. 10:30 Irlah II :00 Gilbert and Sullhraa Operetta. 814 WARD 1466 P. M. 1 Mualcala.

1:45 Ths Fratsrnaltet. Pol leh Orctisetra. 1 am Two Hour In inland. te-WNEW-K58 A.M. 10KI0 Make Ballsve Ballroom, 10:15 Oraan.

10:30 Make Believe Ballroom. 11:00 Organ Reveries. 11:15 Uncls Pete. 11:50 Music of the Day. 12 aikainon.

P.M. 12:15 Swing Tim. 8 ao Sunday Serenade. 6:45 Walkathon. Harold Arden'a Orchestra.

Irish Program. 8 :00 Madlaon Ave. Baptlet Church. 231 WEVD 134 A.M. 11 0 Muale and Sketchea.

12 Km Noon Jawlah Varletla. P.M. 10 String Ensombla. Short Wave BCNDAI, 8t Budapnt 10 A. M.

Concert: "Ntwi fr.im HA8-i M. 15.31 mg. Bomt 1 :20 P. M. VariM program from Italian station.

2RO, 31.1 fl.d'l meg. PARIS 2:39 P. Bonttaea, oprra In three acta. TI'A-3, 28.2 11.88 meg. Mnwow 4 P.

M. The flrat raanlU ef thin year' taarvwt. BNP, 25 12 meg. Berlin a M. Children' Hour; Chu-drfn'i ons DJD, 25.4 11.71 meg.

Eindhoven. Netherlands 7 p. M. Special program for Central America. PC J.

31.2 1.58 meg. London 7 P. M. A Kecltal of Popular Songs. GSP.

19.8 18.31 reef. I Can, 25.5 11.75 mug.i UHC, 31 .3 9.r8 meg. Berlin V. M. Muale a Releh-Hwehr Band.

DJD, 25.4 11.77 meg. Hnlifnx 10 P. M. Atlantic Nocturne. cjro, Winnipeg, 4S.7 6.15 I'JRX, 25.0 11.72 meg.

Australia and New Zealand, 19.71 Tuesday, 1:30 to 3 P. Africa. 31.28 Wednesday, 8 to 11 A. Asia. 19.71 m.

The only broadcasting station now in operation In Angola, Bouth Africa, Is a small, privately-owned station at Lobito, which uses the call letters "CR6AA." This station has a power of 500 watts and broadcasts on a short-wave length of 41.8 meters with a frequency of 7.17 megacycles. Broadcasts occur for two hours twice weekly. Wednesday and Saturday from 2:30 P. M. to 4:30 P.

M. The station has no general program policy and In reality is only an amateur enterprise operated for pleasure by a radio enthusiast It broadcasts no advertising. A one-act thriller, "'The Grand Cham's Diamond," by the late Alan Monkhouse, 1 whose works ar known in this country, will he broadcast' at 6:30 P. E.S.T, September 23, over- GSP, 19.6 m.t 15.81 GSD, 26.5 11.71 GSC, 31.3 9.6S meg. Suva, Fiji, has a new station on the air, with the call letters VPD3 and the announced frequency of 9,640 kc.

A review of recent Soviet novels will be broadcast from RNE, Moscow, at 4 P. E.8.T., Sept 25. 1 :15 "Around the World," variety. 1:45 Jewish Program. "Unite Nuchetn and Hie Klda." Lamp with New Lights.

drama. 8:30 Sympoalum on "Paleetlne." 100 Opera. i- 12 Mid. Midnight Jamborea. W7 WHN lilt AM.

6 Layman' NaUooal Fellowehla. 8 'JO Morning Ssrsnadat Organ. 8:00 Organ Interlud. 6:30 SL Anthony Hour. 100 Operatic Offering.

10:45 Tlk. 1 1: Calvary Baptist Crtrarea. I. M. 12:35 Week' Newa In Review, 12:45 10 Hour of Champions, wll'o Baat Taub.

1 :30 Movteland Rovns. Foottiaht Excerptav -i- 2:30 Career Girl. 1:45 Studio Swlngaters. 8:00 Bowery Miesloa Dt. John Charkss 1 4:00 National Committee on, Eellglotal and Welfare Recovery, 6:00 Tea dance.

6:10 Rase hall acores. 6:15 Bookshop, 8:30 Eddie Gale, tenor. 4 'hnetlsn Mnca Sarvlca. shsw' Orcheatra. 6:15 Radio Album.

i Movleland Revne. Genie of Melody, 7:30 Serenade. 1 t'alvarv Baotlst Churah. 6:00 Orchestra. i 6:15 Ivan Frank's Alplners.

"Round ths World' talk. Plitvrxxies. 11:00 Newa. 11:15 Orchestra. UJU to 20 Bud Rataey Dans aanan aew.

eongs. Features i Good Will Court, which has been subject of much bickering be- tween sponsor! and' stations, Is now In thej'cotnpronW stage. WMCA, which originally had the program, has finally agreed to relinquish the idea on Sunday nights but will broadcast the program on Wednesdays at 10 P. M. A.

L. Alexander appear on both shows. Tonight Good Will Court will succeed the Major Bowes program on WEAF at and the major will be present to wish the sponsor well. WMCA, for tonight only, will air the court at 10. Starting this coming Wednesday the new set-up will go Into effect and It is presumed that all concerned will be satisfied.

Good Will Court la a free tribunal where the poor and discouraged come for help and advice, where they get actual opinions from real judges, where they can solve their troubles and difficulties without the exorbitant cOBt of legal i Tune In tonight and find out for -Eddie Cantor will once again have Bobby Breen and Parkya-karkas on his program. The orchestral duties will be handled by portly Jacques Renard who so capably carried out the same job for Burns and Allen recently. The scene will be a newly Incorporated American village and the time will be 8:80 over WABC. Cantor will enact the role of mayor of the Breen will be his adopted 1 son, Parkyakarkas will edit the town paper, Jimmy Wall-lngton will own a service station, Deanne Durbln will be the fire chiefB daughter and Renard will be the conductor of the park concerts. -r Bobby Breen will do the song from his.

picture, "Let's Sing Again," and Cantor la scheduled' to Warble "Bye Bye Baby." The symphony concert will be broadcast at 9. Frits Rlener recently returned, from Europe where he was acclaimed one of the' foremost conductors In the world. John Charles Thomas Is known to radio equally as well as to the concert tage. The music of America, beginning' with the majestic roar of Niagara iTbda bZA VUPAI? fiCfl I 5 OOU i Us Melody Hour. De(ctlv," sketch.

eWniiiiaVy ut Progtatn. 6:00 Antohal't Orchaatra. BiSOConcwtlBnaemble. WiW CUibbatn Keverie. Ur.

Cbarle U. eiaker; mld i quaftot direction Char lee A. Bake I Joef Hontl's Orchestra. Miraa-UhiIiv Nma. 11 Piano Duo.

Peerleaa Trio. 11:30 Mounment Dedication to Mormon Pioneer. 12:00 Koon Salute to NBO Anniversary, p. M. i 120 tntveialty of Chicago Round 1 Lucille Manners, song.

the Clly Bleepa" Carleton Smith, talk. ,2:00 Landt Trio and White; Col. Jamej 1 Haaley. 5:30 reter Abaolut. Stockholm, Sweden! Symphony Or-( oheaw eirwtejl by, Bj qrmandy.

Legion Convention. 4 lntercontenental Concert Cain's Cholf 5 Marlon Talley, soprano. :30 Ed McConn.l. Cathnlle Uour. Quaat.

apeakeri Medlanallata Choir, direction Father Sinn. :80 "A Tale el Today." eketch. :00 Tim Ryan and Iran. Noblette. 1l3 Flreald.

RectlaJa. Sigurd rJUaeao. baaaol WUII. Morruw soprano I Vladmlr Padwa, planurt-conductor. take place on the networks Falls and continuing through primitive Indian chants, homely folk-ballads and ringing Negro spiritual to its present forms In the jazi band and symphony orchestra, will be broadcast simultaneously to 21 nations throughout the world In the first International concert today at 4 P.

M. The program was created and wlU be broadcast jolnUy by WABC and WBAF. Julia' Sanderson and Frank Crumit will make their final appearance of the summer on their present series with Hal Kemp's Orchestra during their broadcast over WABC at 7:30 tonight Phil Baker will return to the series next week. With the genial jester will 1 be his persistent stooges, Bettle and Bottle. Phil will have a new vehicle, reported to be a radical departure from his last season's set-up.

His Eminence, Patrick Cardinal Hayes, Archbishop of New York, will be heard In an address before the closing session of the national convention of the Holy Name Societies over WABC at 2:45 today. George Hall, CBS orchestra leader, makes his first Broadway stage appearance In six years when he heads the show at Loew's State for a week beginning Oct 2. The Hall aggregation will be serving three entertainment media that week continuing with their broadcasts and also entertaining at a mldtown hotel. 6 9fr "Rocked In the Cradle of the Blues," a new musical composition by "Hit Parade" maestro, Harry Sosnlk, will be Introduced by the batoneer for the first time on WJZ Oct 4 when' Sosnlk and Edwin Hill team for the debut of their new commercial. Another Sosnlk composition to be aired at the opening is his "Lazy Rhapsody." When Jerry Cooper's "Musical Toast" program begins a new series over the NBC network on Sept 28, Jerry will debut as emcee for the show In addition- to holding the song spotlight Cooper's material will be written by a well-known script writer whose name will be announced as soon as the contract Is signed, adio "or' aiaN.ni.

m. trloar DM MONelli, m. a. 6:00 "Good Will Court," A. L.

Alexander (premiere). Iioe-i-sianluiltaai Mtrry-Ge-Ronad. Rachel Carlay, blue linger Wlrer Smith, tenors Men About Town Trio; Andy Sanriella's Orchaatra. Album ef Familiar Maelc. frank Munn.

tenor: iioy Monro, o-1 prano: 'Bertraod HlraoB. eiollnleti Haenchan Concert Ore beat ra: Am eterdam, Afoen and Ardea. 1 10:00 Symphony Orcheatra directed by Krno'Bapaci Buealan Chorus. 11 :00 King's Jeater. 11:16 Beecher' Orchaatra.

11 New: Hendarson Orchaatra, 12 .00 Candnllo'a Orcheatra. A. M. 8tanroaa Orcheatra. 422WOR 710 A.M.

r- 6:00 Silver Strain. 6:00 Jueenlle Program with Big Brother Bob emery. r) 10:00 Tranaradlo News, rrank Blnglaer. 10:15 Tha Lletener Speaks. Charle organlat.

12:00 Unci Don Read tha Ooralc. P.M. Poetry," A. M. Sullivan.

Better, xylophone; Bala Roaea, organlat. 1:16 Song Claaelca. ltS Muale In Man Maaoa. Julio Occhlbol Orcheatra Analla SaaandrM, soprano; Sane DlPrl" mlo, tenor 1 frank Rlcdsrdt, button, ARTIST programs Replete With Dnteresting j.loJieVl Browi'. io.tr, Hour.

Tort TmM Orehtra tat Club K.lley, talk. Duo. Brooklyn ltuum. vtJLhll. tartton Heanm.

i oHnl. Kama Society: Cardinal Day. Bcoutw. McLaughlin, barttonfc I p.m. 330-rHoly Mama Society; Cardinal Hay.

Radio Program BOBBY HAYS One of the newer batoneers, as far as the networks are concerned, Bobby, who is heard over SBC several times weekly, baa established a wide foUowing among the dance inclined listeners. He's usually on aronnd the witching hoar of midnight. Harriet Lee Gets New Movie Offer Harriet Lee, the popular song. bird of the air, dazzled movietown recently when she drove right in from New York In a pair of knickers and accessories to suit Harriet didn't care what she was wearing. She had an offer from Warner Brothers in one pocket raise in salary from Paramount in the other ana tne wneei or a snappy car in her hands.

The night before she ten Man hat tan. Major F. Forbes-Lelth, of No. 1 Fifth gave a party in her honor at the hotel. She was roundly applauded for crooning her favorite numbers.

Before setting out for the Coast the following day. she offered to take anyone along to. b. for company, but as luck would have it there wasn a cavalier in the crowd game enough to throw up his job. NEW STAMP SERIES Capt Tim Healy, whose authentic spy and adventure yarns have thrilled millions, promises to clear up the 18-year-old mystery that surrounds the death of Lord Kitchener when he begins his new Stamp Club series over NBC next month.

Captain Healys authority springs from his distinguished career with the Allied Military Intelligence during the World War, a career which was crowned by his being present ed with the Order of the British Empire at the hands of the late King George. 6:00 Eneemble. 6:30 Radio Playhouse Sketch. 1:00 Mm. Carrie Bridewell, songs.

"Tour Spasch and Personality." Lswrescs Rogers. Jlliii 349WAic 860 A.M. 8W On ths Air Today. 8:05 Organ Ravalli. 840 Lyric Serenade.

8:45 Radio Spotlight. 8:00 Sunday Morning at Atmt Susan's. 10:00 Church ot tha Air. 10:30 Children's Hoar. 11 dO Major Bowes' Family.

12:30 P. St. Choir and Organ. P.M. 1:00 Church ot tha Air.

1:30 French Nawa Exchange. 1 :45 Eddls Dunatadtar, songs. 8:00 Pittsburgh Symphony. 2:45 Cardinal Hayes. 3:00 Everybody's Music; Howard Barlow, director.

-4 :00 Intercontinental Concert. 4 Sunday Serenade. 1:00 Same aa WJZ. 6:30 Guy Lorobardo'a Orchestra. "Ma and Pa," sketch with Parker Fennelly and Ruth RusssIL 6 JO Press Radio Newa.

4-tS Bporta Resume. Paul Dougtaa. 6:45 ciyd Locaa Orchestra. 1:15 "Ocose Creek Parson." I JO Crumralt and Sanderaonl Ral Kemp Orchestra. 6-00 America Dances.

8:30 Eddls Cantor aad Company (premiere). 08 Symphony Orchestra; Joha Chart Thomas. 10:00 Community Sing, Mlltoa Berle, Jones and Hare. 10:45 H. V.

Kaltenbom. 11-00 Jar Frsemaa'e Orcheatra. 11:30 Dailey'a Orcheatra. 12:00 Mid. Orcheetra.

12:30 Dailey'a Orcheatra. 8XS-. wucA-an A.M. -00 "Psalm." C. Olsrs.

1 40 Musical Gardsa. 100 Nawa, Glenn Parker. 105 Fern Scull, piano. 10:15 John Ford, Bitle lecturer. 10:30 Csrrls Lillle's Club.

II :00 Ctirtatiaa Sclants Service. P. Choir. 12::) Prince of Songs 1. :5 Garnet Marks, newa.

1 -00 Orcheetra and aololat. kn Movlslsnd Review. Three l.tttle Fu net ere. 3:00 Jos Fltirstrlck, song. Phslps Phelps.

3 Sorutwrltara' Conteat, sw Be ae ball. deft Movleland ftevoe. 40 Ave Maria Hour, Dramtlatlona Mualo. I -n Today Wvno Oooper, 1:15 JSporta Resume. Hal Janla.

1 :.0 Joan Gray, aonga. Newa. Garnet! Mere. 8:00 "Ths Old Theatre." dramattaattk 15 Harlem Varieties. Threw Utile Funetet.

6:48 Johnny Muldowney, barlton! Bot Hootar- orchestra, 6Hio Flvo Star Final. 6 'Jit Tha Dandle. 6:45 Dane Muale. Wiu Court. A.

Alexaader, Strsrtnr. 1 1 llsrneti Mares, sew. 11:15 Paclfls Paradlae. lwiley a Orchestra. 13:00 Hand of Destiny, drama.

A. Music. 'tlV-WlWle-UH P. M. French, plane.

3:: Talk. 8:45 Symphony. li'oo-opening of Bervlc, Paullat Fathers' Church. WMrUf 116 Boell and Frirnl New. Lillian Klefsr'a Klddlsa.

6:15 tsllM.llc Kvldene. Uulla. and 6llm, 8:45 Talk. Onlactno'S Vtntlea Bereneder. l.lllenette.

6:45 Market Tent. fllk.Hetty Hnyena. 10:15 Teiiee Baker Rambler. II tOO Tlma. tlt-MRRtwltN a.M.

1:00 learlr Blrde: muelrale. rlllver Llninta," Bert Child. 6 Soulherner. 4V.1'.,.. Mai Quanel.

8 on Edward A. Knle. Lawyer, 6.15 Concert MeMles. noted sports writer, to act as sporting editor and the signing of Alble Booth of Tale as commentator on the entire WHN fall footbaU schedule. Kofoed wlU edit as weU as write all sports copy that goes out over the WHN waveband as well as personally conduct the Football Smoker each Thursday evening at 9:80.

JOHNSON ON WOR Johnny Johnson's Orchestra, which las week concluded a CBS series from the Monmouth Beach Hotel, Spring Lake, N. begins a WOR-MBS series of broadcasts from the Lord Baltimore Hotel in Baltimore on September 29, when his orchestra begins an extended engagement at that spot Johnson will continue to conduct the NB8-WJZ "Pageant of Youth Series" every Sunday at noon FANNIE BRICE GETS SHOW Effective as of Wednesday, September 30, Fannie Brice will replace Eugene and Willie Howard on the Revue de Faree which is heard over WJZ at 8 P. M. Fifl Dorsay also leaves the program on that Miss Brlce's contract la for 18 weeks. CONCERT CONTINUES The German Concert Hour, featuring the WPA Theatre Project continues Its popular over Station WBBC at.

6:16 P. M. on Tuesdays. 4J4 WKAF A. M.

Muriel Pollock, planiat, 1:45 Martha and Hal. 7 Program Sununary. 8 0 Malcolm Claire, Children' prograa. 8:14 News Reponer. 8 ao Walter Blaufuaa1 String Sextet.

8:25 City Conaumer'a Gulaa. 8:30 Cheerio. J. Harrtaon lelea. SKIO Mare Wllllama.

barlton. Tha Btreaoillnere. 8:45 Ths Streamllnera. 10:00 Preaa-Radio Newa, 10:05 Happyi Jack, song. 10:30 Doo Whipple.

10:45 "Today'e Chlldrsn," sketch. 11:00 "DaTld Haram." aketcb. 11:15 Metropolitan Echoes. 11:45 Voice of Experience. 13:00 Noon "Girt Alms." sketch.

P. M. 12:16 Honsyboy and Saaeafras. 12:30 "Dan Herding Wife." Sketch. 12:45 Merry Hadcapa.

12 Site Tlma Blgnak Newe Heforter. 1:0 Market and ret her Reports. 1:15 Clint Noble'a Orcheatra. Summer Promenade. 3:00 Forora on Character Bunding.

2:30 Walts FaTorltea. 8:00 "Pepper Young's Family." Perklni." eketch. 8:80 "Vis and Bada. sketch The eketch. Woman'e Review.

4:30 Gene Arnold's and tha Ranch Boys. 4:46 "Grandpa aketcb. 300-WJZ-168 A. M. 1:80 Jolly Bill and Jan.

Tiafr Yolchl Hlraoka, xylophonUl. Nawa rWporter. 810 Morning Devotions. 8:15 Betty Gould, organlat. Summary of NBO Program.

6:45 Dandles of Testerday. Breakfaat Club. 10:0 Press-Radio Newa. 10:05 Vaughn Leath. song.

10:15 Arletocretlc Rhythms. Hlgglna. 10:45 Romance of Dan aad Sylvia 11 tf0 Herman and Bants. 11:15 Horn. Sweet Home." 11 :30 "Via and Bade." aketch.

11:45 Edward IdacHugh. Goepel Slnrec. 13:00 Noon "Fire Star Jonee, sketch. p. at.

12:15 Joseph Kahn, planiat. 12:25 News, V. B. Navy Band. 1AW To be announced.

1:15 Pot and Wtil. 1 National Farm and Horn. Hour. NBC Muekj Guild. 3:00 Manhattera.

1 8 Baatjioa aoDrano. 8:4 Klnga Jeetera. afarjort Whitney. cteitraltrt. 4 Jackie Heller, tenor.

4:30 Orange Bloaaom Quartet. 4aWAtM-6aa A. M. Organ Reveille. 6 On the Air Today.

8 Oleaiidere mala quartet. 6:25 City Consumer Guld. I Lyrlo Serenade. Homing Revue. 8:30 Richard tlaxwett, Ulll and Olnger.

8:55 Press-Radio New. lii.tM "Betty and Bob." eketch. 10:15 "Modern Cinderella." ekelrh. 10:30 John K. Waikina.

"Who's Whs In Today a Newa." 10:42 Betty Crocker, seeking expert. limine of All Churches. 1 1 Blue Flamea. II Montana Hllm, vodellng cowboy. 11 Maurice Brown, 'cellist.

11 :45 Hubert Hrndrte, harlton.) orcheatra, 12 Between the 12:15 Postlp BtHnga. P. M. 12 uKk The Merrymakera. I Metlnee Hemorlesi Ithythmatrea.

Romany Trail. 1:15 Hapny Hollow, Meiiliattan Uatlne. 8at Mabell Jennings, erganlet. 8:15 Organ. Mnueler Hon.

F.dKailon Oepartmant "Safety Musketeers." ronrert Miniatures. 4:45 Chlcsg Variety Moor. 621-WOR 116 8, M. Tomorrow's Early answered In. a striking and novel fashion on Sunday, October 4, at 5 P.M.

over WABC, when M. H. H. Joachim, a native Hindu and psychologist, present the first of a series of weekly broadcasts to be known as "Your Unseen Friend." This unique dramatic series, the first of Its kind on the air, will feature dramatizations of incidents in everyday life, both trivial and profound. Joachim, as the voice of conscience, will speak forth at intervals during the dramatizations and will analyze and Interpret the difficulties which mortals can avert if they will but listen to the voice within themselves.

No attempt will be made to offer advice. Aside from the desire to present an Interesting and arresting dramatic series, the single purpose of "Your Unseen Friend" will be to enable listeners to solve their own problems by listening to the voice within themselves. COMICS GOING SERIOUS Arthur Fields and Fred Hail, NBC's singing comics, are planning to turn serious on us. "They're auditioning a script show of their own called "Over the Backyard Fence." In which they are to play straight dramatlo roles. However, their WEAF Streamliners broadcasts, heard six times weekly, wlU continue as usual.

ll0-Organ. 12:00 Noon Orchestra. p. t. News, Mark Hawley.

12:45 Dr. Arthur F. Payne, paycholoalst. a 3-J Vr HCT. i IdO-Dramatlxed Health Talk; Melody Momenta; Woman Reporter.

1:48 Rhythm Orchestra. 6:00 Msrtha Dsan. Woman's Boar. 2:45 Orcheatra. -your ot ths skatch, 3:15 Dance Muilc.

618-WNVC-416 A. M. 1:00 Musical Program. Teddy Lane's Gym Class. 1:45 Viewing tha Newa.

two Morning Serenade. 8:25 City Consumers Golds, Weather. 6:31 Music Album. 810 Maeterwork Roar. II) Newa and Wssthsi Forecast.

i -i u-b-, Rt H.l, 10:15 Helen Saaal, songs. 10:45 School of the Air: Biology, H. N. Gellert. 11 la Haoth, aonga.

11:15 Harry Olson, plane, 11:30 Studio program. 11 45 Paul and Harriet. 12:00 Noos-Police Deo' I Safety Drtva. P. M.

12:15 Cornelia Ellis, eonge. 12:30 Alexander D. Rtcnardeon. I3 Miaains psiaous: oivh oe we, 1415 Danes Orchestra. 1 'JO Studio Program.

1:45 Danes Orchestra. 6:00 Opers. 1:55 Westber report. 1 SKI Dept. at Health.

8:15 Plenlit. 8:30 SpsnUh Treabsdow. 8:45 Muslesl Selectlone. 4.irmein Affairs Fornm. 4:15 Juanlta Hall Chorus.

4:45 "Spotlight on Touth," Arthur Ryan. 6ta-WMCA-16 A. 11. 1:00 Eertr Risers CloV Boh Oartsr. Harnede BIU.

8:15 News Glenn Parker. 8:30 Fern Scull, organlat, 6:45 Mualcatltlea. Her "A Tip For Ton." Helen Lelghtoa. 6:15 Day Dreamer. Pree Hadio News.

8:35 Victor H. IJndlehr. talk. 100 Vie we of ths News, WH.V-Jsek Harry, snriga. 10:30 Joan Grey, aonga.

10:45 A nice Ives. 11:00 Tiis -seen gar. 11:15 Antes Ives. 11:45 Tom Tomer, songs. 12:00 Noon-lloussnoia Hiots.

Kurt Haas-aler. P. M. I2-IW Newa. Bob Carter.

12 Fashion Plates. Nick Renny. 1:00 Margie Nlcbolaoa, songs, 1 :15 Knaembla. 1:45 William lwttv alantot, sn Problem Doctor. 2:15 Juliet Romeo, songs.

1 2 Festhered Chsrtetera. 3:45 Helen Letgbton's Rendovou. Baseball. tl4-WHBO-lfM t.H. 4 Flatbnah Boy Clnb.

Charlea P. Pi bat, W. Hochf elder. 4:45 Robert Lemer. barltor.e.

4 JO "Women and Civil Bervlca," Dr. A t48 WtiBB 1116 A.M. 6:00 Morning Melodies. :30 Chlldrsn'a Hr, lo Welch Tower. Muelrsl Interlude.

Mark'a I-. I' M. 12:15 Thsntleleer. 12 Wstch Tower. 13:85 Denes Music.

12:45 Phil and Her Vks. I9 WPA circhestrs. 1 rorvrert Hall: Dane Duel. Tugat Orcheatra. 8:45 Tha Honeymoooera.

1anes Mimo. 6:00 To bs announced. 8:15 Wslksthon. News: talk. 5:45 Organ Reverie.

Tower. til vrw le 11 Noon World Jnternatlonal Fro gram. P.M. Stat Peraonalltls. H.ais Present.

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va. Argentine. 6:00 Tom Powara' Lit. Studies. 6:30 Harold Stars' Orcheatra.

Jack Arthur, baritone; Elinor Sherry, blue. Beany Rubin. M.O.; Arnold Johnson's Orcheatra. 6dO-Orcbaatra, 6:45 Tranaradlo Newa. Prank SInglaer.

two Sports EUaume, Btas Ixxnax. 7:15 Kay Kyaer Orcheatra. JO Orchaatra, Tfi "Thank Too. Stuala, Tb Art ef Bong. Milton Katlma' Orcheatra.

Hollow Gang. 8:00 Tha Yonder Show: "Melimoth, the Man Monkey." Nat Bruallott'i Orcheatra; Welcome Lewla; Larry Taylor, baritone; Key Man, quartet; The Smbaaay Trio. 10 JO Grant Park Concert. Weather: New. Prank SInglaer, 11:15 Martin's Orcheatra.

11:30 Dick Meaaner' 12 Kke Brandwynne 6.M. ItitO Omsla Nakwn's Orcheatra. 395-WJZ 760 wl 1" 3:00 William Meeder, organ. 1:28 Summary of NBO Prog rani. Pleturee.

6:00 "Coast to on a Bue," Mlltoi I J. 'Cross, s. i. 10:00 Southernalrea, tnal. ejuartet 10:30 String Eneemble, 11 0 Preea Radio New.

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Johnny Johnon'a Orchestra; gneat if WW Mualo, Hall Program; Caroll Lorn-1 barasuart. I JO-Serroon. Dr. Frederick K. Stamm: ales' Club, direction Charles A.

"i Bakar. ii I alagtc gey at RCA. Poo Rockwell, Dlxl Jasa Band, Klr- Waten ptagatead. --Holy Nam Society; Cardinal Hayes. 3:80 Helm Traubel, song.

Sunday Veeper. Dr. Paul Bchereri mixed quartet, direction ot Charles A. Baker. 4 Jerry Hear' Orrheatra.

Profaaaor Wllbert a. P. O. Senator Prankeneteln Flah. face; Olga Veraoo, contralto; Cava- II.

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Ilia I'aul Whllrmaa Varieties. Ramona; Roy llergy; Dur.ll Aleiaa-dar, songetreaai Bob Lawrence, ban ton: The King's kit, Judy Canova, 10:00 ftuaalaa Choir. at Uag Ags, Drmniatlsatton of old tlma eonge with Clhel Parka Rlchardaoa, It Jody and Bunrh. 11:13 Press-Radio Newa, vlollint. 11:80 Leo Navarro's Orcheatra.

ItKk) Mid. Henry Buaaa's Orcheetra. 11:30 Oarbsr's Oreheelra, 370--WNYC--810 A.M. 6:00 Maeterwork llosr. tliamber Muale Falls, Beitgttten, piano, Kln.

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