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Sunday Morning December 28 1917 1 Page 21 SUNDAY HERALD-LEADER 'Wki Society Herald-Leader Radio Programs Suiday December 28 1947 The radio lna arv prvpervd from aUUonar lataat ovollmMo schedules The RmlUMdir cannot amimo itaponaihiUip far laac-oiinmo chans vs UN WVLK SW WNtt WIW TM Introducing A daughter born Christmas tv at the Good Samaritan Mr and Mrs Kemper OuI0 ton A daughter born Friday at i Good Samaritan hospital to and Mrs lelvin McGuire Second street In Highlawn A daughter born Friday at Good Samaritan hospital to and Mrs Troy May Beattyvii'a A daughter born Friday Good Samaritan hospital to and Mrs John Kincade 4i Spring street A son born Friday at thr Samaritan hospital to Mr ha John Threlkeld 319 Lexr avenue A daughter born Fridav Joseph's hospital to Mr arid Y' James Cook Morgantown A son bom Friday at seph's hospital to Mr arc v-Kenneth Hill 137 Fairiawr avc' A daughter born Saturday Joseph's hospital to Mr aid v- Buell Hogge ML Sterling A daughter bom Saturday SL hospital to Mr Mrs George Keech 269 Shenri avenue A daughter bora Saturday St Joseph's hospital to M- a Mrs Bruce McClure 5C1 Pr-" ton avenue A son bora Saturday at $: hospital to Mr and Mr j' seph WiiletL 205 Catalpa road MS AND MKS WILL FECK will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary Monday Their daaghter Mr John flam entertained with a family dinner Christmas Day in their honor Mr and Mr Feck also have a son Leslie Feck af Lexington The couple have 19 grandchildren and fear great-grandchildren MISS HELEN KWALWASSEK violinet will present a program before the member of the Woman's Cinb of Central Ken tacky at 3 Saturday aftrr-in the Gold room of the Lafayette hotel Mia WLEX IMI WKLX I Coast to Coast 1 Bruihvrfiood Hr Muaie lor Sundae t'VU(-Nfi Churct CaL tVHW-Nnw WLW-fam Front A Hnnr of Pmlao WHAS- -Rmlro Valley A JJJE-Tli Nymphonettca WLEX-Nnii i Trmplv Baptiat Tnn Tapninn t'LW-KHr Nvoiphonr A yitX-Old and Now HIU Hoam Wanted WHAN -flawed Heart A Neoe Wl-EX On to Practoac Yostorriav'e Bportc W'HAS-N Winter 1 NBC Srainiiony A Memorial fonr I Muau KArvlttes 1 Panulr AUmm 0: JO A Si Th Bonmornalroa Directory Jando Jim Poorer Bln Cirri Arrow a Orcan Moorte Krhool of Air ICAO A larael Meaaaro Miiue for Sunday Mnmino Melodiea Nmva i Warm Boeeney America United A Harmony Leoend Bingen 10:30 A Hour of Faith Wash Calling Review Bland WHAS-U Round Table I Romantic Tiwubador A Community Chapel Solitaire Time lltcs A Interfailh Hour Church Sen ice Church Hemro Ctiorrh Service Invitation to Learn World Front A Phu prh Service 1 Ct'irrh Seniro Indiana L'ntv Mr and Mrs 11:11 A Catholic Visitor Your Storv It Nony You'U Like 1 News Organ Music News William Shlrer WHAS People Platform Cadle Tabernada News St vlaa In Song Ruaa Morgan Movie Time i Report to Leg Buiidae Salon Ky Rewnpaperc Vaur Approval Dnorwav to Lifo Avmpltflnrtro 11:43 Everett Sloan foe WLAP Pro RCA 1:11 1:30 Pro WKLX BiU Bob 1:11 WVLK Pro Vet Old Parade 3:30 Pro One 3:11 La The It Quia Laaale True Hour WLW Nick 1:41 Sugar 4:00 Ado 1 The WLW 4:30 WLA For lleagv The 4:41 1:00 Drew Those Oaaie Those 1:11 (inert The Music Nick Pause Star 1:41 News bears WHAS Ueno Jack Foot nail "Alvino Rey Maaterworka Family Doctor Philharmonia Or Show Inaido Wash PaotoaS Mrlodiaa Dots Cunningham Reid Sing Harvest of Stare Veteran Quia Here's To Yon Football Hospital Prat Modern Concert Kv Home Philharmon Pootoall Monrao Modern Concert Juvenile Jura Phllharm Man's Family Hawaiian Musla sate Sunday Sertnada HIU House of vatery Phllharm Kids Prevue Detective of Charm Carter Bowl II of Lance Tomorrow's Tunco Hvmn Time Shadow Pamliv Hour Theater Counlerspv Business Reporter Remrmoranca Sunday Start line Carmiehaal Theater Concert Pavorttca Harsch Pearson Concert Pavortteo Brotherhood ebalera and Harriet Websten Monday Headlines Star Oreatest Story Thrre4pr Tima Memories Carter Refreshes Preview Muaicai Favorites Melody Lone Sherlock Rolmot Autry Benny MRS THOMAS CLANCY was Miss Irma Hasrl Key before her wedding Katarday morning in the rectory ef SC Catholic church She to a daughter ef Mr and Mrs Joseph Bailey Key Personals Miss Mary Mattingly of Staunton Va who spent Christmas with her mother Mrs Margaret Mattingly left Saturday by plane for Orlando Fla for a visit with friends Mrs Lyman Chalk ley Jr and son Thomas Ferguson of Lake Geneva Wis are visiting her sister Mrs Robert Davis and Mr Davis at their 4iome in Cherokee Mr and Mrs Goff and children and Myra Lee of Erlanger and Mr and Mrs McKenna of Canton Ohio are spending the holidays with their parents Mr and Mrs Dicker-son Mr and Mrs Augustus Green will return today from Macon Ga where they visited her parents Mr and Mrs Zeigler for several days Candid Mike Man Fearful By Jack Gaver NEW YORK Dec 27 A punch in the noe is one of the routine risks of Allen Funt'i business escaped such a fate for six months but places no trust in the future so lone as he continues to devil people into speaking their minds for liis unique radio program Candid Microphone had a couple of close escapes" Funt said "and I figure I gb unpunched forever However found out that most people can take a joke on themselves which is lucky for me" Candid Microphone started on the ABC network at the end of last June and has been building an enthusiastic audience ever since The object is to record an entirely natural conversation between a couple of persons or to create a situation in which Funt or an assistant acts as a steerer of conversation with some unsuspecting victim The eavesdropping technique is the most difficult to pull off and often is not as entertaining as the guided recording which is accomplished through hidden microphones and other planted equipment One of the most successful eavesdropping stunts was the recording of the conversation of six women in a night club powder room Some of the planned stunts are purposely of the irritating variety designed to see just how much a person will take before blowing his top It is with these that Funt risks the classic mold of his nose Some examples: Testing the "dou-1 ble your Vioney back" guarantee on covered with one-and-one-half cups Dog Notes Sold Bat Net Te Morgan The late Morgan Sr was an ardent collie fancier On a trip to Scotland he saw a magnificent collie owned by one McQuibigas-kie He offered McQuibigaskie $2000 for the dog The owner refused to sell A few weeks later Morgan learned that the dog had been told for $500 to a man who lived across the Firth of Forth from the McQuibigaskie home- Angrily Morgan went to the McQuibigaskie home There he noticed the dog very wet and tired lying on the porch When the door was opened Morgan demanded: "Why did you refuse to sell this dog to me for $2000 and then sell him for $300?" "Well" drawled McQuibigaskie "he's my pal I part with him You wanted to take him to America I knew well he could swim the Firth to get back home to me again But I misdoubted he mightn't be able to swim the Atlantic Ocean" What Te Feed Puppy Many pups received new homes and masters this past week They were Christmas gifts A large percentage of these new dog owners never owned a dog tefore and are now confronted with the problem of what and when to feed the animaL First children of the household should be taught the seriousness of the puppy's diet Older members of the family should have charge of feeding the newcomer to the household A great danger lies in the child's desire born of fondness for the pet to feed it between its four meals a day For the average puppy between six weeks and four months of age here is a diet have found successful and satisfactory In the one half shredded wheat loaf well broken up By Peter Boggs "Faint Will Make a Deg Sick" fortune take him to a veterinarian immediately If one is not available the following home treatment will be beneficial Dose him with approximately one ounce of epsom salts dissolved in warm water If he should not be able to retain the solution then he should be given one-half grain of calomel and one-half grain of opium Your druggist can supply you with these The bowels should be kept open for two or three days after ward by a small daily dose of castor oiL Dog Surgery Has modern medicine and sur rw gery helped dogs? It certainly has and in some instances injuries have been patched up in queer and original ways For example: I have an account of a dog whose lost eye has been replaced by a glass one so natural it is hard to i 11 ha betn it ou: A weeks ago I saw a dog whose hind legs had to be cut off after an auto of milk that has been heated to room temperature Three mornings a week mix a raw egg yolk with the cereal and milk At noon quarter pound chopped raw beef mixed with one cup of canned or well cooked tomatoes or other vegetable that has been well mashed It is wise to add a pinch WWV WWW feeanwBB Dial 590 today for good radio listening Hear the story of a one-armed veteran who overcame disability and prejudice to begin life anew in a small town as told by FINE PORTRAITS at REASONABLE PRICES I Easy Parking THOMAS-HUSTON $41 High Phone HQ PHOTOGRAPHERS Also Listen to JUVENILE JURY 2:30 PM SUNDAY STARTIME 4:30 PM THOSE WEBSTERS 5:00 PM MUSIC FOR LISTENING 7:30 PM MEET ME AT PARKY'S 8K0 PM JIM BACKUS SHOW 8:30 PM Monday December 29 1947 Book Review 0:10 ayne King Show Popular Pavonteo Front Pace Drama Oabriel Heatiar Blond is PhU Ha nta 0:41 )M Boston' Blackto At the open Paul Muni Mediation Board Sam Spade Charlie McCarthy 1:30 Philo Vance Musical Coowdy Masters oraa For Listening Man Called Prod AUen 0:00 Walter WlnrheH Hoaemont Church Masterworka Meet at Parky's Corliaa Archer Merry On Round Lonclln Parsons 130 Theater Guild Rose mont Church Murder at Midnile Jim Backus Tony Martin Album of Masts 0:41 0:00 Theater Guild On to Prop last beet Votes of Strings Christopher Wells Taka It or Leave It 0:11 Joy land Park 0:30 Favorite story Ave Mane Crosby Latin America Strike It Rich Horaco Hetdt Pipes of Melody I0-00 Revival Hoar Reedin' Rilin' Newa Veterans William Hsllman News Paul Clark Waller WtncheU 10:11 to Veterans Loltnl Trio Wash Report WLW Lauclla Parsons 10:10 Revival Hour Jovlend Park Midnight Revels Leo Castle's Or lav to Muaw Dance Orchestra umo Nows: ABC Or Headin' Rttin Midnight Revela Lawrence Welk News News Moos River WVLK Me WHAS 140 WLW TOO 0:11 SL Elmer Da via Lady of the Day Melody Derby Spu in Review Jack Smith News Peter Omni pl Bawl Roundup Uncle ftemns Dinner Magic Henry Taylor Club 11 Jimmy Pldler 0:41 SL Newa News Tobacco Reports Dinner Date Edward Murrow W'LW Kalis aborn 1:00 SL Uusteal Favorites Sunset and Vino Ed Ashland Pulton Lewis Inner tectum Civikidt of AS 1:11 PL WX Barry Wood Show aughn Mannas Zebra Room Kenny Baker Opto Cate Man Garber WKLX Vaughn Monroe Charlie Chan Talent Scouts Howard Barlow 1:11 EUiot Lawrence WKLX Eventide Echoes mo bl On stage America Rec-s-Quest wklx shorn Show Tims Radio Theater Telephone Hour 1:11 PL Golden Horseohoo Real Stones 0:30 Truth Bo Known Dr Keller Masterworko High Adventure Radio Theater Dr 0:41 PI 'King Bistcro on Walts Lives On Hollywood Muaie News Fiah Hunt Club My Pi tend Irma Contented Hour PL Your Vet Jack Smith 0:30 pi Manhattan Musts New VaudeecooK Tommy Dorsey Henry Wallace Screen Guild Prod Wanng 0:41 PL Phil Brno Alan 14:00 PL -Near Readin RltU "Tommy Dorsey AU The Newa New Pets French New Peter Orant 10:11 Sports Paco Ouest Star WHAS Oearge Walsh Peter Donald 10:10 Genu ABC Or Joyland Pork Midnight luvela Dance Orchestra Tommy Dorsey Dove Oarreway 10:43 PL Hotel Penn Or Readin Rilin' Orchestra: Newa IldM PI Stars In Nifht Midnight Ravels Phil Levant a Or Tommy Dorsey Nows Moon River QJL To Give Buffet Supper For Bridal Pair-Elect Mr and Mrs James Barton will entertain with a buffet supper at 7 o'clock tonight at their home at Spring Station in honor of Miss Rosemary Shea of Lexington and Joe Mulhoiland of Georgetown bridal pair-elect The table will be centered with a bouquet of red carnations flanked by white tapers Christmas decorations were used throughout the house Eighteen guests were welcomed Princeton Group Plans 7 Luncheon-Meeting Princeton University undergraduates and alumni will meet for luncheon at 1 Tuesday at the Idle Hour Country Club All those who can attend are asked to telephone Talbert at 350 Boys interested in attending Princton are invited to attend Personals Mrs Gardner of Miami Fla has concluded a visit with her sister Mn Young Rouse HI left Friday for Lawrence Kan where he will attend the Christian Frontiers conference at the University of Kansas as a delegate from the University of Kentucky YMCA He will return home Jan 2 Mr and Mrs Donald Justice Barker and their daughter Le-Grande and Miss Jean Brent Warren are spending the holidays in Miami Fla They will return home after the first of the year Mr and Mrs Robert Hobgood of Memphis Tenn and their three children Sonny Tony and Clay were in Lexington Friday for a brief holiday visit with members of their family Mr and Arthur Stohl i Kathryn Hob! good) of Minneapolis Minn and Miss Newell Elizabeth Hobgood Ben and Burnett Hobgood all of Lexington They all are children of Mr and Mrs CL Hobgood missionaries in Belgian Congo Africa The regular monthly meeting of the Walnut Hill Homemakers Club will be held at 10 am Wednesday at the home of Mrs Lula McCon-athy Floral park That Was No Robbery Just Door Trouble FORT WAYNE Ind An armored truck drew up in front of 1 the Lincoln Bank The pistol-laden took their places in prep aration for the loading of currency 1K1 uiii nH tire irons Then someone leaned from a second-story window and shouted "Hey you guys cut it out now 1 i'll Mil the ne cop1' The driver couldn't get the door of the truck open The money was taken back into the bank The guards and the driver tried pinch Officer Coll A Cop! WORCESTER Mass (UP) Miss Julie Carelli reported to police that her pocket book was stolen at the Municipal Auditorium while she was attending the annual policemen's balL Fish like humans get seasick if left to the mercy of the waves for an extended period certain bachelor dog owners were prosecuted they in turn might suddenly band together and claim that three children were too many for dhe household -The Question Bex Question: Is there a breed of dog called the trail hound? McL Answer: In England a trail hound is a separate breed from the foxhound They are very much like the foxhound except smaller in stature We in this country call a dog a trail hound if he is chiefly a mixture of foxhound and is trained for game other than fox Question: Is it injurious for a dog to lick or inhale flea powder? IVY Answer: It Is very seldom that a dog is injured by licking or inhaling any of the flea powders on the market today PHONE IMS Call For and Delivery Service ytsoA aftfimi had hit him but who makes his way around without any trouble because a tiny platform and two wheels have been attached to his hind quarters Before me to the verified story of a dog whose right hind leg was amputated A false leg has been fitted to him and he has learned to run at a very creditable spired without limping Then there was the terrier who went stone deaf By means of a special saddle a microphone was strapped to his back with an ear-phone attachment that extended forward to his ears Now he hears almost as well be substituted for the meat in hcappnrntuiii Hiilerr dogs are running about with gold fillings and inlays in their teeth There are some dogs that even have a few false teeth in their canine jaws Only Twe Dogs Aliened If you own more than two dogs: don't plan to move to Great Neck This incorporated village has an ordinance that forbids residents to keep more than two adult dogs in one household under the penalty of a $50 fine or 30 days in jaiL 1 understand the law isn't rigidly enforced Perhaps it lies dormant on the books for fear that if no meal occasion- A P- milk or meat mbw w'ss fed in the morning Then one quarter pound meat or meat table scraps with well mashed Due to ''meat shortage in nown cereal dofc foods evening extremely advisable to give a a teaspoonful of cod liver nil in with hit food either with noon or evening meal at least other day Deg And Fresh Paint Perhaps someone in your will decide to freshen up around his house by on a coat of paint here and Your dog be able to a sign if there is one that paint has been applied He and dogs often do rub a surface freshly painted When this happens a dog's coat matted with painL This serious hut if the dog licks TONIGHT AT 6:30 WVLK OTOMBIOADCASTINC SYSTEM cm to au PL and Albert Devotion af Tune in Harmony in Whuo PL and Groom Tima Bloch Street Mas loans JL of My Dreams of the World ri SL Be Bested Malcolm of Tunas Bloch First Lora Beautiful SL Daughter Perkins PL Whitman Malcolm Of Tunes Btartime Party Young PL to Hipplnru SL Chatter Malcolm Shop Johnson Hunt Wife PL Chatter Family Dallas SL Malcolm Shop Town Light Janos Dr Malone Brown SL Chatter Tomorrow a Tunes Hobby Burley or Nothing Marries PL Bportllght Paces Life Review Introduction Hobby Burley Work Plain BUI PI Tracy Page Farrell Allen Musts 1-1 Jiva Tea Time Edition side Review PI end Pirates Mandrase Magi Honeshoo Superman Double-header PL King Pres lens World Midnight end Asaer at 8 chopped mixed vegetables j16 can the puppy mixed the every neighborhood things putting there read fresh mighL against becomes is not the paint off his coat he may develop lead poisoning If your dog should have this mis- a booth" where the L's could make records of their gripes about any service peeves that were souring their systems The civilian development was to hide the mike and get the true feelings of the unsuspecting Funt figures that It takes about 1 13 hours of edilirg to make a usable five-minute sequence for the show The recorded conversations have to be edited for pace good taste and the censoring of intemperate language Any offending words or phrases are snipped out of the tape record and replaced with the dubbed -in sweet voice of a girl saying the single word sored" WLAP lose WLEX IJ4C WKLX SJ 0:00 A SL Breakfast Chib uunnse Bars nods tun Club Mint! Chandler Pino Mountaineers Morning Maunso 0:11 A 34 New a-ja A Brvaklast Club Jimmy Osborns (lift Shop Mint Chandler Abbott Habit Editors Daughter 0:41 A Rsdts Auction Hearts In Harmony 0:00 A My True Story ftcrond Brvaklast Tom Nolan Cecil Brown Aobott Habit Pied Waring 0:11 A Housewife Helper WLA BetTy Croc er Mirxet Duket Tom Nolan Evelyn Winter Road of Life A Liivnino Post Devot on Rnvttun Rodeo David Ha ram Jovre Jordan A Tom Brennoman Swing Tune News of the Club Bill Harrtnoton Arthur Oodirty bora Drake 10:11 A Auction 1011 Show Katies Daughter A Galen Drake Bluo Oram Edition Try and stump Da Heart's Dcttro Trilogy Jack Beirh 10:41 A Ted Malone To Be Announced Loro Lawton 11:00 A WLAP Finking Bam Dnan Shoro Colo Corn New: Music Wend Warns Plftv Club 11:11 A Cole Trio Canary Cottage Musical Treasures Aunt Jenny 11:30 A Singing Bam 'Bing Creamy Mart and Margo Coast Guard Helen Trent News Markets 11:11 A Pleasure Farad News Perr Como Our Oal Bundav Everybodv Pant IT NOON Vou'U Lise It Jimmy Osborne Rulers of the Bag Cedric Pester lister Emm Lee IT: II Melody Mena Man on the Strict Korn Kobsicra Ms Ptrsina Linda's First Love bewa WLEX Oaborno New Farm Bulletin Atcher Guiding Light 11:43 Weather: Llvestork Luncheon Melodies Cracker-Barrel Checkerboard Farm News Bio Biter 1:00 PL Eav Rhvthm W'V Cl'ieen lor a Day Snd Mrs Burton Today a Children 1:11 Ethel Middag WKLX Battle Hearts Woman 1:30 Bride Walts Martin The WLW Holly 1:11 Row Light 3:00 Ladies Howard Battle Mania Linda's Life 3:11 Editors Ms 3:30 Paul Hoarord Battle Matinee House Pepper 3:41 Right 1:00 Nears: Howard Music Enkuie Hint Backstage 1:11 Platter Johnson Bulla 1:10 Howard Muaw dioma Guiding Lorenzo Toung Widdcr Platter Looby Club Double A Oirl 4:11 Devottona Hi Portia 4:10 WLAP Snort Music Loboy Club Wag Just 4:11 tVLAP Dick Front 1:00 Jimmy Markcu: Gift News City Bunny 1:11 Terry Golden apt News 1:30 Sky Musical Sparta Captain Lum 1:41 Sports Piano Tom whas Lowell -B tar :00 Weather Frank Neos News WH A8 Beulah Supper Charles ROichler LANDSCAPE and ORNAMENTAL HORTICULTURAL SERVICE SPRAYING and PRUNING Richmond Road Phone 5434 a hair tonic getting reactions to the exploding cigarette practical joke trying to pick up a girl in a park bedeviling a pesserby for the time a cigarette a match directions etc sampling the fruit in a store before buying and giving a cabbie a $20 bill in exchange tor a 23-cent ride rLYIU IRlCi About six of this sort of incidents make up the half-hour program each Monday nighL The names of the nvnmu involved nr never the persons involved are never used Although the subjects do not know their remarks are being recorded they are told about it afterwards and are asked to sign re lc lor nominal rams Sign- tures rarely are refused I find that people take their occupations quite seriously" said Funt in discussing stunts which involve placing orders for some service "We can make the most outlandish suggestions ard the subjects take them at face value For example there was the time we posed as a disgruntled suitor and asked a baker to make a "disgusting" birthday cake He said he could certainly do 1L Then there was the caterer who immediately began planning an elaborate spread when we asked him to prepare a banquet for some cats A tailor began discussing fittings when we Inquired about making a zoot suit for a kangaroo" Funt once chained his secretary to her desk and called in a locksmith to free her explaining that the key had been lost and it was time for the girl to go to lunch The man did his job muttering all the while about the infamy of a boss who would so treat an employee The 82-year-oid Funt got into radio some eight years ago after working for an advertising agency Before coming up with Candid Microphone he spent most of his time as a "gimmick man" one who thinks up stunts that keep audience participation shows going still consultant for a few such programs Candid Microphone is a further development of an idea that Funt dreamed up when he was in special services at Fort Gruber during the war He established what he called 127-129 I I i At the year we and good our We brings and to A Evening Shoes For Party-Time HIGH HEEL SANDALS and LOW HEEL WEDGES Cenuine Cold and Silver KID formerly told for $12 95 to $1495 Special purchase enables us to offer you these amasing values for only Going South This ITinler Then Ron Is The Time To Have Yonr Light Clothes CLEANED And while gone no belter time to have yonr rugs elcaned stored or packed to be ready for yon yon return in the spring PL Newa Mood Mi Thomas Extra Lcl Now ParrcU Club close of another realize how important your friendship will have been to success appreciate the opportunity the holiday season to say thank you wish you HAPPY NEW YEAR Also Nice Selection Of BALLET SLIPPERS Genuine Cold and Silver Kid Formerly told at $1095 Now for only $000 Black and White Satin Sold at $750 Now for only $095 Sweet and frank as the young voices of this quartet are our wishes for a happy New Year to you and yours Main St Lexington Ky CASH CARRY Midland Blvd TEMPLEMAN PIANO COMPANY 151 Broadway In Music Phone 3415 YEN BLINDS 155 Main Next to the Strand fi! 4.