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THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, THURSDAY, AUGUST 14, 194f PAGE TWENTY-SIX By George McManus BRINGING CP FATHER New Order in Asia" 7 TT ii tik r7 I I r7T 3 I n7 1 M. lL BV GOLLY-ITS GOOD l25 Ail WOJPEE IF HE'S 5 W-, TO BE BAC FROM 1L niljSTl 1 fflKS IM JAIL-1 NEVER 5 'TW'-fl IV TW'CCHJNTRV-IGUESS ncrfH UINTV HT7 JLJwe.J EVER HEARD I MOW-WHILE MAGGIE IS OUT-I'LL. OUST DROP IN AM' SEE ME OLD PAL-PINTV MOORE I'LL ORDER FOUR PLATES OF CORNED J3EEFAWD CABBAGE TO oTART- Cnw IWI. f.ftt Pmam Synjkm. Ii WoiM nthtt tttmi.

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Chamber Music. Trio for Piano, Violin and Cello, Franz Ippisch: Quartet for Piano. Violin, Viola and Cello. Robert Schumann. TGWA, 9.88 31 m.

Rome. 11 r. m. News In English. 2ROS.

9.15. WOR. Talk, Walto Hoyt 9.30. WOR. Sinfonietta.

Alfred Wallen-stein, conductor WJZ. Secretary of War Stlmson 10.00. WEAF. Vallee Varieties, With John Barrymora; Billy Gilbert, Guest WOR, News, Jay Sims WJZ. Montreal Symphony Orch.

over the antics of a sub-deb called Maudie and her swain, Davie, who iiise a sort of English branded as 9.B3 31.1 2K04. 11.81 25.4 2RO0, 15.30 meg 19.6 m. "sub-deb-ese." Now the stories have been ar Sir Ernest MacMillan, Conductor London. 11 p. m.

Tha Dally Service. WABC. Miller Orchestra 10.15. WOR. Nws: From Berlin, John ranged for the air and the program, GSC.

9.58 31.3 GSD, 11.75 25.5 m. Tokyo, 1.15 a. m. Talk. JZK, 15.18 meg.

19.7 m.i JZJ. 11.S0 25.4 m. Moscow, 4 p. m. English Period.

RVOd, 15.18 meg" 19.7 m. TONIGHT'S REGULAR PROGRAM 6.0O. WEAF. Music: Baseball Scores WOR. Uncle Don: Travel Talk Paul )ickson.

Commentator WABC. Professor Quiz 10.30. WEAF. Salute to Uruguay WOR. Vic and Sade, Sketch WJZ.

Ahead of the Headline 10.45. WOR. Tuno Twisters Music, WJZ. Story Drama WABC. News; Dance Musio 11.00.

WEAF. News; Dance Musio WOR. News; Talk: Music WJZ. News; Dance Musio WJZ News; Talk. Allen Prescott LITTLE MABT MIXUp" Where vlti Them Can Work on Mrs.

Weaver BrBkerhott I SrtocJiPNn jfo I.WlrB AROUMO WHAT YOU 'ftB loHVi THAT'S "Cap" Stubbs and TIPP1E Goodnewlt By Edwlna 12.00. WEAF. WABC. News: Musio WABC. News, Albert Warner 6.15.

WEAF. News Reports WJZ. Sports, Bill Stern WABC. Odtiloors, Bob Edge WJZ. News; Dante Music 12.30.

WOR. News: Music 6.30. WEAF. Speaking of Liberty: Rex Stout Interviews John R. Tunis WOR.

News; Here's Morgan WJZ. Lindley Orchestra WABC. Paul Sullivan, Comments TOMORROW'S EARLY PROGRAM Morning 8.30. "WEAF. Studio.

Variety WJZ. Jim Robertson, Song! 8.45. WJZ. Elwyn Owen. Organ 9.00.

WEAF. Songs; Music "WOR. Arthur Godfrey, Song! 9.30. WJZ. Breakfast Club: Variety 9 45.

WABC. Hymns of All Churchei 6.45. WEAF. Resume, Newport Tennis 10. 15.

WABC. Myrt and Marge. Sketch Invitation Tournament WJZ. Lowell Thomas WABC. The World Today 7.00.

WEAF. Fred Waring Orchestra WOR. Sports. Stan Lomax WJZ. Easy Aces, Sketch WABC.

Amos 'n' Andy. Sketch 7.15. WEAF. European News WOR. Dunham Orchestra, WJZ.

Mr. Keen, Drama WABC. Lanny Ross, Songs 7.30. WEAF. Cugat Orchestra 10.30.

WJZ. Clark Dennis Tenor 10.45. "WJZ. Variety Show 11.00. WABC.

Buddy Clark. Songs; Orch, 11.15. WJZ. Viennese Ensemble 11.45. WJZ.

Andrlni String Trio Afternoon 12.00. WJZ. Southernalres Quartet 12.25. WJZ. Farm and Home Hour YOU ARE GLAMOROUS 1 rT I'LL GO LISTEN AT I'M WORRIED ABOUT WOR.

News, Arthur Hale: Sports RADIATE HAPPINESS I SMILE--" GLAMOROUS RADIATE HAPPINESS- -i HER UUOK HER DOOR -1 AN MOTHER! SHE'S GONE OFF TO HER ROOM AGAIN I OU'LL DO NOTHING 1111 I VttilH HI I II n4it I III MtKLT rVlttTtit TUUU 1 tOU'LL DO NOTHING WJZ. Gallicchlo Orchestra WABC. Maudie's Diary, Sketch 8.00. WEAF. Housewarming; Benny Goodman Andrews Sisters, Songs; Mary Astor.

Guest "Maudie's Diary," has its premier tonight over WABC at 7.30 o'clock. The radio versions will be used on the magazine stories with Mary i.fason playing the part of Maudie and Robert Walker as Davie. P. Gildersleeve, formerly with the Fibber McGee program, will turn up in the Music Hall show tonight as Don Ameche's guest over WEAF at 9. Joan Blon-dell is another guest.

The Oriental Republic of Uruguay, es it is officially known, will be saluted on the Good Neighbors scries over WEAF at 10.30. Uruguayan folk songs and other native compositions will be played and (the history of the country dramatized. An epic of the days of the '49 gold rush will be the story told by the Old Ranger on the Death Valley days show over WABC at 8. BILLY GILBERT, of the movies, will crash a party under the auspices of Rudy Vallee and John Barrymore on the WEAF broadcast Bt 10. "Sport and the Defense of Democracy" will be the subject of a talk by John R.

Tunis, sportswriter, on the Speaking of Liberty sketch over WEAF at 6.30. Beethoven's Fifth, one of the most popular works in symphonic literature, will be played by the Montreal Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Sir Ernest MacMillan over WJZ at 10. Graduates of the Original Amateur (Hour will be guests on the Major Bowes-Morton Gould Hour over WABC at 9. Secretary of War Henry L. Stim-son will talk on the lengthened eoldier service over WJZ at 9.30.

Of 1MB SORT, Jl UX JfiV BETTER USTEN SOME 1 OF THE SORT1 AND SHE'S BEEN WOR. Wythe, Williams, Comments IN SUCH A TEMPER 11 ill 1 I 1 Hi 11 -v. jgr- ll tt I 11 jt vi 1 I a I 12.45. WEAF. Music 1.00.

WABC. Life Can Be Beautiful, Play 1.15. WEAF. Lopez Orchestra WABC. Woman in White, Sketch 1.80.

WABC. Right to Happiness, Sketch 1.45. WJZ. Al. Lee Reiser.

Piano 2.00. WEAF. Biblical Drama WJZ. Miller Orchestra 2.55. WOR.

Baseball: Braves vs. Dodgers 8.15. WEAF. Ma Perkins, Sketch WABC. Jan Peerce, Tenor 8.30.

WABC. Renfro Valley Folk Musio 3.45. WEAF. Vlo and Sade. Sketch 8.55.

WABC. R. Maxwell, Songs 4.00. WJZ. Club Matinee.

Variety 4.30. WABC. Variety Show 500. WEAF. Home of th Brave, Sketch B.15.

WABC. The Goldbergs. Sketch 5.30. WOR. Daly Orchestra 5.45.

WABC. Wing! Over Jordan Choir WJZ. Rlcardo Orchestra WABC. Death Valley Play 8.15. WOR.

Sky Over Britain, Sketch 8.30. WEAF. Dramatic Show WOR. Barrel of Fun, Variety WJZ. News of the Week; Song! WABC.

To be Announced 8 55. WABC. Elmer Davis. Comments 9.00. WEAF.

Music Hall: Don Ameche, Connie Boewell. Songs; Others WOR. Gabriel Heatter, Comments WJZ. Grant Park Concert WABC. Major Bowes.

Morton Gold New Broadway Voice Studio Notes Gay Seabrook is an added starter to the Meet Mr. Meek series, heard Wednesdays at 7.30 p. m. over WABC. Look for the story of how Ran IF som Sherman became "Hap Hazard" soon to be dramatized on Behind the Mike series.

Programs The boys who hand out the lobs tl T1LL1E THE lOlLER Mao Paddles His Own Canoe Westover BUBBLES, THAT CUT.E'S (ASCOD iM? THAT'S 'WIMACI nMlt-TO SSSs DRIVING ME VMILD-VM iVlDEA cJ2Q? WSSSlWE I 1 wWb ii -cJSr LAKE TO (SET AMv.y TO HAKE ME Ss, MB 9 away VA lVVv( Jealous -VLL 1rVvL ftfry 3 pj HIGIILIGMS OF HISTORY gon War President By 01 ManfiHr Mmlmm. mmi JKSskm are now saying that Jim Farley is wanted by the National Association of Broadcasters to police the industry in much the same way as Will Hays is doing for Hollywood. Farley has been mentioned for so many different posts that you can't tell which one is the McCoy. However, the radio job rumor is a persistent one. A SHORT WAVES TODAY Sydney, 8.55 p.

m. Music. VLQ7, 11.88 25.2 m. Berlin, 6 P. m.

Irish Concert Hour. D.TD, 11.77 25.4 DZD, 10.54 28.5 m. J-ondon. 6.15 p. m.

"Calllni the World," Sir Frederick Whyt. GSC, 31.3 GSD. 11.75 25.6 m. Berlin, 7 p. m.

News In English. PJP, 11.77 25.4 DZD, 10.54 28 5 m. London, 7.05 p. m. War Commentary.

GSC. 0.58 31.8 GSD. 11.75 2.1.5 m. (Moscow, 8 p. m.

Broadcast 1n English. RVOfl. 15.41 19.8 RNE. 13 25 m. Budapest, 8.30 p.

m. News In English: Hungarian Folk Songs; Music; Rakoczl March. HAT4. 9.12 82.8 m. Tokyo, 9 05 p.

m. Newi In English. JLU4. 17.79 16.8 JLG4. 15.10 19.8 m.

London, 9.15 p. m. William Holt: "De nn average oi huu persons were turned away niehtly on the road-showing of the Grand Ole Oory pro-eram in Georgia. Over 15,000 peo-ole paid admissions to see this Agnes Moorehead of the "Jovce Jordan Girl Interne" cast reports fhes been notified bv Orson Welles that there'll be a role for her In mocracy Marches." GSC. 9.58 Welles' next film venture.

Film fans will remember Agnes for her ap- V. i nearance in Welles' first picture 81.8 GSD, 11.75 25.6 m. london, 10 p. m. "Starlight, with Stanley Holloway.

GSC, 9.58 meg, 81.8 m.i GSD, 11.75 25.5 m. -V. "Citizen Kane," In the role of Kane's motner. I i r(? Ii I JUWE9.1915T. 7t DOROTHY KILGALLEN Heard heretofore on Saturday mornings only, Dorothy Kilgallen returns to "Voice of Broadway" to be heard Saturdays at 11.30 a.

m. E. D. S. and Tuesdays at 6.15 P.

E. D. S. T. The globe-trottinp; Dorothy holds her month-old son, Richard T.

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