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Part 2 Page 15 Norfolk Virguiian-l'ilol, Sunday, 'April 2ovi944 On the Air By Twyford Listen tiaaw trrosr ams reaswais tMeg ea BarttsM Mta Teas) DST Entry Complicates won 1 wrl wbta nec ABC) (MB0 Radio Listener TiSrt nnaeeetMlr -Ti VtlUra Ohew i Tilllln Oi: If you go for the simple tunes of the "country music" est the hill-billy bands and the cow-puncher symphouics here are a couple of combines doing pretty good work along that line on local atatlona; they sounded good the times this listener caught 'em. First Is an aggregation headed by Jimmy Gardner, heard Saturday a at 1 p. m. over WGH. This band haa one of the best vocalists of his kind ever to warble on the Tidewater sir.

-f. W9 'Tala of the Plains," a tietter than average hlll-bllly-eowboy outfit, presents a generous sampling of tunes of thle sort Monday through Saturday, a. over WCAV. Radio Kenny and Tex Miller handle the vocala and playtguitar. Buddy James is the bsss player, Dynamo Dell the left-handed fiddler, and Don Tyler playa guitar and la the generalissimo or the outfit.

TWa week'a highlight a (and remember, all times listed are Na. WiMiiliwVlliHe Ohatr 8:80 Mawa. Miwle Mm Suaunuy QuartatWian a Prarar 8:48 Htrtns QuaitatMTIan ef Prayer OaHHliy earaa ratinlnr Journal Chenraale Quartat DatMtidaMe JTeae If You Don't Want to Mist Your Favorite Hour SrSO WarM Meva Mlehiy Atmr at Saaah. SuaaMaa Baae Slaiha4a-Haar Jiathodiat Maar aaaw eeaaaa Wauarawa Miehi-' Altar Havlval Haae Xavlval Baaa On Air, You Will Have to Study Program 1 Schedules Attentively, Patiently By Twyford Waakvi Frtaada Chaeak Ntnra Chart el Air tSKM) Waalayraaa WMlaeraaa aaafijrVatlM Cawti al Baeival Hear Berlval Raw Seathera Airaa BoaUMra airai 10:80 CfavJi im Daylight ffcrvIngTime, which will be. In effect hert by the time daylight saving): Today Baafre Vallajr rali-raae aaiHtaaia flaldaa Crawa Qaattal 10 rs cireia arraw you read title, le likely to.

predpltate rriiie In your radio listening Chaeeh UrOO Park Plaea Mathadlit Salt Lake Cttr Chair Hadla Blbia 8404 a. m. (WTAR) Dr. Roy 18 Cknrrtt ure unlets you kmk anarp about your program acneauiee. Tor la the Hampton Roads area this rear time does not march rare riasa Mautaniw aait Mae law vneu; aaaw Moir Short, editor of "The Upper Room" la the aoeaker on "The Methodist 11:80 Chnrck 1148 Chrnvh rare riaoa unanun ta-uca az laa Air Tataa at Park Plaea Meihodiat Church al the Air Valaaaf on It jumps ahead back, depending on how often you pass In Hour" his sublect, "A Kingdom p.

at. r.u. for Every Man." Ctattaaanr Ifatk Ckar Baek ta '7 p.m. r. m.

II KM) Caaetr Sedety Lyla at Oteaa 18:18 AP News Erie al Orvaa 18:80 Blaraal UvhtVaiM Sammary 1848 Btaraal tisht Baftdataae ta. m. (WLOW) Recorded ana out tnrougn the gates or Honour, proper (DST) to and from the surxoundinr: communities (EST). Ifa a headache for local broadcasters, as well as listeners, and the odds are that you are going to miss some of your favorite programs caaiaaaiy Mats caar aaea la Sea Can tan try Math Ckar Bevkmias Staal Cantaaarr Matk Ckar Bartawlae 8iaa4 Claaalcs. Program "Ruy Bias i'B a brw Overture" (Mendelssohn); Symphony No.

2 In minor RachmanV 1:00 AaMrtea Vail. Sara PattaaaUl aCaaalla Chare' Dcrort you get tne revisea scneauies rizea in your mina. This Is the local radio as of today: PalrllaM Pear Saalar aCapaUa Ckate Saaala aaaarltakle l.aikaraa Hear lartiauaa la 1 llSO CU. TakMaatara Kill nov) Ii48 CkL Bd. takUSamray Kara Baaaie Baaadtahie Latl IdO-S p.

m. (WTAR) "What Hhoald Meow" is discussed BeheolParPkU Brite It Para ta ka laaaraatwilllaai r. 8 KM) HI 8:18 HI Sekoel ParMnale tor Baaaar I( Pvi be Iraeraat Walta Urm Oa by Dr. Samuel Kirk. John Dollard.

5 Two radio networks schedules, NDC and ADC broadcast through VTTAR and WGH. will go on DST with -the City of Norfolk, which means that Norfolk' listeners will continue to hear programs, over these stations at the accustomed times. Other Hampton Roads communities which are not on daylight time will hear WTAR and WGH programs an hour later than usual and an hour later than the times 8:80 HarrMt aaa nana it at urki Haea Allison Davla and George Morr. roa Brawa Star Joaa Dafle I Hirkt Baa Bate t0 p. m.

(WRVA) Colombia Air Paraa Ha Broadcaatlac Symnboav. Alfredo Air rata SKMI Parade Learta CM Thara 8:18 Parade Bona al rraaaj -CBS' There 840 Oaa Maa'a P. Saatmy Bare Sraisaeaaua 8-48 Oaa Maa'a P. faatmr Bare BrrapfceaaMe Antonlnl conducting, with Harriet BUI Owanlacbaaa listed in the Vlrglnlan-Fllot program schedules, Vale Waal le Baaw i00 Quia Side Mr, Proaidaal Mr. Praildaal 'male or all-female audiences.

CBS sraipkeae Ti man trBS Hrraakane tTrrh Tilrnml. aata Krda Cohen, pianist. Program Polonaise. Arietta and- Passacaglla (Handel-Harty). "Italian" Symphony In A major, Na 4 (Mendel-ssohn).

"Nights in the Gardens of Spain" and "The Three-Cornered CBS Seaiakaajr Oreh. Javaalla Jam But times. fortunately, have a 80 Warld'aMoat Mat. Aadlllaaa Baaarad Marie Mat. AudlUaaa CBS Syraphaay Orcfc.

JatraiU Jruy changed, and the announcement that a full-hour documentary radio program titled V. wlU be Hat: Dances- (De ranaj. 8 KM The Tkeaua Advantara In Mdaie CBS Sympkeay Orrk Heaae el Myatery Stl8 Tha Theatre Adreatare la 'MuaieitBS Symekoer Orek. Heaae el MyaMay iSO Tha Theatre Gouaiereay al Ckerm PaleaMaaa 848 Tha Thaatra Ceaaterany Hear al Charm Traa IMacUvaa broadcast Thursday at 930 4M d. m.

(WGH) Gertrude over Broadcasting Company while an en 8:00 Mawa Be, Tee fkaeear Tha 8kadew Jaaette Dsria Hara'a le Yea Roaay Carmlekael iter Dae aid Drew Pearson Meaday Beadllfl Oraateet Starr Or leal Story 8:18 Coaeart- Mla 8:80 Star Preview 848 Star Preview. Qraek As A elaak Rlbla, soprano. Denis Harbour, bass baritone, and Rose Susanne der Derian, soprano, are another trio of aeml-flnallsts on "Metropolitan Opera Auditions of the Air." ProsTsm "Gaellaccl: Nedda'a couraging indication or tne nations good sense in facing Its public health problems frankly, is no waiesi aa a LEO U. CARROLL portrays Gen. Robert Lee la the "Cavalcade nf America" drama Monday night.

"Teentlmera Club" rtuh 18 aider MieMaa SIDETRACKED INTO RADIO -Beryl Vaagbaa stopped ever la Chicago on herway to Hollywood and stayed. lonmr sensational. Baoey wm. will Kiaer Miekaua t-M Bandwaeea The rtnok Pause TkSTSatraak! tk Saeiee Aria" (loncavallo). "Don Giovanni: Madamlna II caUlogo" and "The Clark riee aaaewaeeo The 11904:30 p.

at. (WGH) "Aids," 8 KM) Cbaa. MeCartk Stee the Ma Beryl Vauglian Traiii Waiting vOana Astry tela Magle Flute: psgsgena rapagenp-; 8:18 Chaa MrCarlb Slap Ihe Maate Astry Saerleek Ha This Is, however, the first full documentary broadcast on the sub Ject of social diseases to ha broad-east by any network. It has been written by Erik Barnouw. of the Columbia University faculty, and veteran adapter of "Theater Guild on the Air" presentations.

Assist fMosarti. -Anoear unenien urn Sine the Muate Blandl lie .8:80 Prod Allan 848 Pied AUaa Bakd Ike Preet Pare Bak-d The Praal Paea 1 verm a opera on reeoros. 94 P. m. (WTAR) HaaU Monica Mratphoay, Jacques conducting.

Program Hcala dl Seu: Overture'p(Roaainl). "Horn Slanal" Svmohonv No. 31 In Stay ihe Muaie Bleadle Mamma Morte" (Giordano). Forsa del Deatlno: Duet from Sec A. la Alaea ond Act" (Verdi) A.

la Alaeaadav a-MJt mrVwfiOW "Forrr and 8:00 Marry Oe Bad. Waiter Wlaehall 0:18 Marry Oa Bad Lotislla Pareaaa 8:80 Pamll. Muala Tkeatre Oalld 848 PamlL Muala. Thealra OulM 8am Spa da Sam Ssedo Maa Called Maws CWGH. which has its main offices in Newport News, an EST stronghold, will simply move Its programs ahead an hour, and call its employees to come to work an hour earlier.

In order to meet the situation without chanjrinr clocks from thoso of other Newport News institutions). WRVA, operating In the stand ard time City of Richmond, will broadcast on standard time, which means that its CBS programs will be heard In Norfolk an hour later than usual, though the broadcast times will be unchanged In other Hampton Roads communities. WSAP. the Mutual outlet, will remain on standard time also, Its situation paralleling that of Both local Independent stations, WCAV and WLOW. broadcasting during daytime hours only, will operate en daylight time, which means that their programs will be an hour earlier for listeners out aide of Norfolk.

It sounds complicated, and It Is: and If you gtt fouled up on your favorite programs you csn blame on the guv who invented Day light Saving Time, or the other guys who refuse to msk it unanimous. ,7" More Light on YD Not so many vears ago venereal disease-was a thing you didn't talk about; "polite carefully ignored and its victims were re as disgraced outcasts. Even Was Films' Loss9 Radio's Gftin Hollywood Is minus one talented sctrcss because of a stopover she made between tralna in Chicago on a trip from New. York, to California a few years ago. ing in ine proaucuon is tne umiea States Public Health Service and Baa the School of Public Health at Co Bess," Robert Russell Bennett's symphonic arrangement of the Gershwin opera, recorded.

(WTAR) -Pereoaal Ap- Harvoal el Stars Mom Me narren ai eiarp Meat. Ma at Partura HarreM al Stars Mast Ifa at Park 10 KM Take II ee Theatre Oulld 10:18 Leava II Thaatra OalM 10:80 norace Heidi Jimmy pidler 1048 Harare HeWt Bill Ptekl SaoMa lumbia univeaity. The broadcast will dramatise the Cane Henry PUeraeJita laeaae 8aew rsaa Henry Plle'raeeJlm Saehaa I hew She Is vivacious Beryl Vaughan, who looks more like the teen-age Peggy Meek ahe playa on NBCs, various phases of the problem of the spread of venereal disease. In It 40) Haws News; Saraaade VlilraM at BMaaa. (Ifaydn), Symphony No 4 (Olaaou-nov, MJoU Aragonesa" (Glinka).

40-50 p. m. (WRVA) Charies Laaghtoa In "South Riding." adaptation nf Winifred llnltby's novel. i-AO-IM p. m.

(WTAR) NBC Nymphoay, Krlch conducting. Progrsm "Prince Igor: Overture" (Borodin), "Pavanno for a Dead Princess" (Ravel). Symphony No. 1 In major (Dvorak). MdM p.

m. Lnala Cat hera, actor, playa "Twenty Ques- pearanrer comeay. 640-T p. m. (WTAR)-Adolphe Mrajoa Introduces Don Taylor In an original drama on "Hollywood Statt Vraivlaw." eet the Meeki" nroeram (Satur Valaaa of Sirlnea iasa Brooks Shew Joan Brooks Shew Sirihe II Niefc Siiiha It aieh then played the Ingenue lead In the mitna Utiey aareaeee 1 1 130 h.

Oarrewar Waranada 1148 1. Uarravay Sareaada cluding the tnreat to ine newDorn hahv. the development of uresis. day. 11 a.

WTAR) than the auc- stage play, "Every Man for Him and means of controlling' the dis cesarui, expenencea raaio actress she Is. fradO p. m. (WTAR) Ethel Bar- self." atarting Lee Tracy, on the West Coast and Broadway eases, ispeciausu in ayniioiogy, eoldemlcolorrlsts and Internists are --Beryl was born In Monmouth Tha Wsrld Taadrkt Alfredo Aataard Baab Basae teue A. ft.

18 KM Mawa. Masle. Barsaade rkuwlay Smith Saranada 18:80 liar. Bnraaaa Serenade. 1848 Marie.

Mews Saraaade 4eo Siea dtl. 8isa OH ry witn. wnarue xac-autwi p. m. (WTAR) to Dera- When the play closed.

Beryl re Tad aiasw Oaeae Masts cooperating ln-the preparation of shire. Wales. She came to this country with her family when ahe Tea aueie naa as at turned to uauxornia tor more now work, and then was called to New York for a role In a traveling com w. Harmaa Stea OU Woody Harmaa CharHa Syivak Cbsrllo Saivak Bewa; Sire OH-- deal la on fire to team Comed pany of "Claudia," Alter uiac, Bervl- decided to so. back to the ian Alan Young with Dorothy La- waa At 11 ah had the lead In a radio serial In Detroit, and by the time she was graduated from high school there.

Beryl was firmly established in an actlne: career. She tne ecripi. Among these are- Dr. John Ma-honey, tint physician to use penicillin in the treatment of syphilis: Dr. E.

Gurney Clark, professor of epldemlcology at the Columbia University School of Public Health; and Dr. Erwln Drescher, senior surgeon and venereal diseases con mour iot a naif-nour. variety pro- West Coast for a movie role but cner, oaaeoaii a coionui man, wim Fred Allen. AO-lOM p. m.

(WGH) Charles Laaghtoa In J. B. Priestley's comedy, "Laburnum Grove." Monday aVSAO p. 'm. (WTAR) "Lee Vlr-glala," drama, starring Loo G.

Carroll. arami xouna la also, looaina tor In between trams in Chicago "Life of RUeV aerlots (Saturday. vlelterf a radio studio. She in a 'sponsor for hla own video pack age.i. completed two ye are' atudy at Ralph Edwards presenting a $1,500,000 check to the American Heart Association the take from the "Walking Man" contest.

vited to an audition, won It; and has been a busy radio actress ever NBC-WTAR. A p. arc being used for West Coast television experiments. None of the "Riley" regulars will appear In this series. 1 John Loveton.

producer-director wayne university ana oeciaea try her luck In the movies. She appeared In several pictures, and trol consultant ror tne unitea 8Utea Public Health 1 Service In since. movies aeaiing witn ine suoject considered In bad taste, and of "Mr. and Mrs. North" (Tuesdsy.

B-fOO p. m. iwivitt) eisKKia were usually shown only to all- the Northeastern States. CBS. 8:30 p.

haa been study Teyte, soprano, snd oreheslrs. ITO- 3 ing musical composition tor inree veara and Is (Manning to create ram "Unopsucaa- lurauiuuiiaif. La Boheme: Ml chlamano Mlml- mixrinit. "Manon: Minuet" (Maa- mood music for fht program in a Recording -The Records BanghdrtNotWqrriedOv He9sGoodTravelAgent9To senet). "Humoresque" (Dvorak).

few months. at the TESIPLE of MUSIC -Obstlnatlon" (Font enallles), "Oberon: Overture" (Weber), "Pel-leas et Meliaande: Scene de la WCAV, Baiieer, AffB SB ta- Whm, "Jalousie," "Carioca." "Blue Skies; "Star Dust" "My Blue Classical 6:88. "Sin-aa: 7. The Oeapal Hear: 8. iwat 8:18.

Church of Jfaaa Chrtol at cb-Onran Music" played on teller Par Sauila: 8:80, Mnmlnf Holder of Coveted Air Award Got His Start With Cook Agency Lettre" (Debussy Am 1W1 (WRVA) "Bear Rath," play. sUrrlng Joan Caulfleld. William Holden and Blllr peWoir. lldo.lt p. m.

(WRVA) Corael WlMa an1 liucilla Itall In "It Had the organ of St. Paul's Chapel. Co lumbU University, JC. Tower Madbwt; 8:48, t'hUdrM'a L'ora: S. Ua rla Abbat- Kaada the Paaaua: 0:80.

Or-aa Bavatiea: 10. Mawa 10:08, Poa Coa- rartl LI, Prat Malkixllil rkurrk; 18.Bai BUCKS, inciuaed in uus line cwuec-tton are the' Prelude and Fugue in To Be comedy. Flat Mator Anne." the "Giant aa-UBi a Miuna-UBi 19119, a MMi.iia; Maria llawr: A ISO. WCAV Coatwrt Audi. lietMSiS.

Bewa: 8:08, 81 tha Oaarai 8:80 Indian Summer' and Smoke Geta In Your- plsyed In tfplcal fine Case arrangements. An excellent example of now popular tunes should be plsyed. Gems from "The lleaert Song" sung by Earl Wrlghtaon. barl- me; Frances -Greer, soprano; immy tenor, and the Guild cholristers, with Al Goodman's orchestra. Heard are the Song." "French Mili Only seven short yesrs ago.

If you lived around Washington, D. Kenneth Banghart was the man to aee at the Thomas Cook Travel rugue runor. 7 The Fanusla ami 5- Tuesday n. m. fWGfl) Boetoa vnpnar ami; mnni nmr, Plana: Varan Ue: 8.

Mawa; Velcea by the 8aa: Kaatalaaata Conduot; 848. Parade at Saarla: 6. Mawa: aXualeal Fugue in Minor x. Hytnpkoay, Serge Kousaevllsky con Bureau If you were planning a trip. Memariaar t.

Cape Hcary riltriraai: 7 48. Slgaell. no, la Mafor. Though strict nurlsts may hold that the organ Tooay Kenneui Banghart is the msn to listen to tary Marching "Romance, i WLOW, Brmear. Aerfl 88 "LAve'a Deer Year nine" "The lose aa.

lose ducting, witn tne tiarvara yvxs CTub and Radcllffe Choral Bllen Faull, soprano; Eunice Alberta, contralto: David Lloyd, tenor, and George base. Pro-tram "Mlssa Solemnla" (Bee- WOdO p. m. (WRVA) (taiftott Webb, screen atar. W.

C. Handy. Nimnwp nt "Rf Louis Blues." and a World Suadae Saraaadai Desert Song," Flower" and rw. llw.ll rt.a nl.wul Bat. Chart.

H. BlchardMHi: If you want to hoar" the top voice In radio. The announcer on i Al and aung and the set Is recommend- PMtamiatai Hnliana Hour: vr fiia.li S'4B. ainriaa Thai Un ased in tnese rec area Is too large for proper prelection of Bach's de-liens the record-Ing is so -nagntft-rent that the tre tnentoua tonal ea to operetta lovers i victor -ivt Nana Btardiut BarMlada! in Popular Singles Miino'lraai Hell-aroi-l: 11. BuAdap Mara, ine Chunk Service: 18.

Viivlnia la the Mawaa Hara'a ta VaUrana: 18:80. a leading "Theater" hour, a Sundays on NBC. Banghart never! "Sugar Chile" Robinson, child E.r.Blgge.y Tex WlQJatus "Happy Birth-day Polka" and "Artistry in West Jan earlier: 1848. Some for Sunday; 1, World Kawa: 1:05. MaaUnrorka; 1:30, maintain a nerf act piano-piaying proaiay, ar on "We the People' 10.10:30 m.

n. (WTAR) Jimmy clarity Sherman Greene dreamed, wniie going over maps, travel routes and Jaraa Profram: 8. Sonaa.br Paeiy Loai 8 a8.i Tar Sirne: 8:80, Kerlolk Tara Oamar: 4:80, Boeonmaaded kr.Twrtoid; of line. Mr. Blgga haa never played with such surety of purpose and ern ine potxa ia typical but the umpteenth version of Stan Kenton's theme.

Is dull In spite of Daraate, comedian, with Bob Hope. Baaehart hotel rate, that the fine sldemen used on the date Nation to Hear Wednesday J9M P. m. (WTARV Ray MIL 8. Coafe Anoara: a aupparuna uowa Snatki 8.

Our Ixttabaido! .8:18. Twlllekl Soranaria: 8:80. Prondlr We Mall: 7. Suadajr Kronlne armada; 748. Sleaff, eAU'aaltO V.f3dejraaa ua as that he would day be the possessor of a number of coveted radio (Capitol).

Kile FltscersJd "Tou Turned Booker Choir laad, film a on "Durfy'a the Tables -On Me" and "How awards for excellence in diction and High the Moon." Ella'a lob on IOdo-11 p. m. (wTAKi Jivcuie Ball, movie actress, with Jimmy avaaraaaBkBBBaa iwTAB-fTd. Saaaar, Aarfl SS I S7JI Ma. a.

ra. ta ProfTaat aa Hated abora lor WTAB. OycrNBCMayS "Tables" Is the best or tne current cron. of retakes on this old Durante. it was ail quite an acciueni.

tnia becoming a radio announcer. Banghart, born In Newark, N. JH was broueht uo in New York City where tune and "Moon" Is more the "scat- Acclaimed bv one critic as "tne Thursday tvtdO o. m. (WTAR) Larry bopping" dear to her xans (Decca).

WSAP-ni, Kaaaar, AbtQ 08 Gay Lotabardo "Corn Silk" I ea.T aac. he got his first Job as an office boy for the Conk Travel Agency. That finest 'teen-age choral group we have over heard" during the course of their recent northern concert tour, the Booker T. Washington Parks, his alter ego, with Al Jelson and Shlne." The first side Is 8 a. ta.

te 10 a lieled abora far Wi I. Bl. SAP. on "Music mu." played in the pure Lombardo style of a decade ago, ending and all ''J' i' i was in 1BZ5. By mi he naa traveled around the world -several times end was appointed to head up the mm a a a "-a t- WOa-raT.

Haadar. A aril SB MJI Me. liign school cnoir, under tne direction of I. Sherman Greene, will be heard In a eoaat4o-coaat broadcast Saturday JfcSo-t p. m.

(WSAF) Klllott Lawrence and hla. orchestra on (Decca). Beryl Davis "Spring1 In De 7:80 a. m. te a.

ra. aratraai aaaaa a luted above. lor waau over the NBC network and WTAR wasnington oureau ior un ww office. He felt quite secure with his future as a travel agent. cember" and "I wanna.

wan ease of execution, sec is highly recommended to all lovers of the organ; these are probably the finest -recordings ever made of this giant of instruments (Columbia Deliaa -Brieg Fair, an English Rhaneody. The -Royal 'Philharmonic Orchestra with Sir Thomas Heecham conducting la of course 'the perfect choice for a new recording of this lively, nostalgic music. The recording Is excellent, ae we have come to expect of the English studios, and It easily supplants the ancient Reecham Columbia act. Even non-pellana will find this evocative, bitter-sweet music to their taste (Columbia Taw Flrt Flaao Qaartet'a first Red Seal discs include such war-horses as Paderewski'a Minuet in G. Rachmantnov's Prelude In Knarp Minor, the.

Baganinl-Llsst La and unfortunately the lovely Bach chorale-preludes. "Jeeu. Jov of Man's Desiring" and "Rejoice. Beloved Christiana." It Is sad thst these last must al-wava be heard In such ahoddy arrangements. Why Is not an authentic choral performance of the "Jesu" with oboe obllgstto avall- na'- la a felt fMa -etutm" mUlm Hut Monday, May 3.

from to 1290 p. m. This haa been one of the most well done: the flip is dun victor). Hired Temporarily' An amateur actor in his snare FraakliMa. 'jbir XWW ItW.W.f 'Bhw Wa.

aaaaa li aSS JS i r- aew www a. brilliantly successful yeara In the "5 time, Banghart appeared with the Washington Civic Theater and came flue f(s)El BILL CARPENTER Down to Virginia" and "All of to tne. attention oi tne aaaunani choirs nistory. After winning nrsi honors In the State High School Musle Festlvsl, the group went on a tour of the Middle Atlantic manae-er of the Washington NBC A STEIIIVAY elation. Ken wss ssked In for an audlton to fill a temporary vacancy on the news staff.

That "temporary1' States, singing In Philadelphia, sev era! New Jersey cities and New yr. Vj York City. Following their appear Me." Frankle shows a real flair for rhythm -singing on the first side. AU In all. the beat disc he has made In a long while -(Columbia).

Ilaak llaah iTaali'. HnS the bell at. leeaV a kalf turned out to oe ao successful at he asked for a leave of absence ance at convent Avenue. Baptist HmeaT Slartbie ea aeal HI THE FIRST PLACE from Cook's stay In radio for a while. From then on, he gradually worked out of the travel business and Jnto radio.

Sahtrilae thai WUOVV will l-riruf le Tklewaler Vlrrlnla all el ilia javilHM eamrataf ilia 1047 Imm- aoieT Oiki Klllag-ton "Air Con-dltloned Jungle," and "Monday Kv aa-efwrannhauser." Act II. US the recitative "Wie Tmlesahnuna" Ull ilianiptoni ike York I Yanleeal Tlial'i rihl anJ bem'a ilia alorvt WhIi the eareplkM trf ike in urn uangnart came to new York where he soon began to be heard on the air regularly. In addition to hla "Theater" duties, he Is heard on nightly, new nroarama and a number of oth Church In New York, Nora Holt, critic for the Amsterdam News, pronounced the group the best 'teen-age choir ahe nad ever heard. "When you consider thst there were Wl voices handed together in making the songs a living and vital experience she wrote, from 14 to IB yeara old, von can estimate the amount of work expended, by Sherman Greene to keep the chorua singing In time and tune and with an Idea of ensemble rarely found in older groups. And to Mr.

Greene's credit, it has a competent knowledge timing and ahowmanshlp." -yy r. ery. The Junele." Fraakle SutiJaw aaaira wliea UWAV will features Jimmy Hamilton's rfassl- er sponsored network shows. ral stvled clarlnetUng and "Mon an added Hera ibeia will be a Knot Hole Club Newa Pbegraat each Satutdey inernlfig en WLOW. et 9:41 A.M.: Wlikb reeauj le wrap tap ihe baseball altaalien miliar aaearely tbh lima being.

Any added. aawi ra thai apart, will be relayed yea then Ihla relumn aa well aa rwrJta evening WIJOW. II yeaee aiied Ida nightly aeuion ea lite apart arena calck it alerting taaaaaa. AutkerllaHva criap and a friendly ruilta-aaannar. A very Uatanabla alanaa hwkaal 9:50 each ayera aava SunAiy.

My Serenade i a pleeaanl imMiiral affair new aUlded ever WLOW rruh evenlns at al. Stanwig ihe tener. vnire ef Hal Derwln'. becked up by. Franh DaVJ'a etchaatre H'a fifteen aiuitrtpa.

af the kind al rmiva all America laveal My Serenade remember la en WLOW eedi evea- day" haa a typical Al Hibhler vo carry ine Norfolk at hotae and away we will broadcaat by iecae atrntllaa fraaa Naw York all ika dav aaaiea ef.die Yankeca. ll'a been cal (Columbia), CARL KRAFT. a-iMaaa-HMaanOTataMtatai it me raaio nusiness ever, gets too tough (which is highly doubtful where he is concerned) Banghart still has hla old job waltng for him at Cook's. and aria Du Meln Holder end from Act II, Scene IV, "Bllrh' Irh Umber," are competently sung by the baritone 'Joel Rerglund with a fine orrhestra eon-ducted by Leo Bleeh, playine In a manner that puts the usual UnMrd States opera rernrding orchestra to heme (Victor Mm "Der Krans," "Der Krhmied" and "Feldelnsamkeit." These charming examplrj of Brahma lleder are sung by tne Incomparable Lotto Lehman whose Interprets tlons. despite her seine voice, leave nothing to he deefren Irma Vietct Compliments jr many a lean year tint Tidewater faei kal afk-hmatlca have had each aa at During their New Yorx stsy.

tne Figure She an Author Jane, why do people think I naftunllv aa title la hear 'tilay-by pla There's a possibility that the va- LtehalL Ami en lop tS lliet lki( ought be a novelist group was elan personal guest or Fred Waring following his morning broadcast and aing for a private audition. Bous unions In the entertainment idustry will merge Into one big union. la ilia irrat lane ever I ilia! ilia Yi I don't know. Irma. What makes you say that? a as SS a aa a liaea Ball Club here ever allevraJ aa baarhall liraatliaal eutaMe ike wen, every iime i lane toinem i ril.

ml Nm Y.AI wmmm muaie or tnis type. isui uianow- Parent! lometlmei wonder wKarhar fo pay alighrl mora now and got a $tolnway--or wilt till tlia Is proficient. Wy henciicep. latent talent witK "any If you buy anothor piano now and exenenga it Ifor Stelnway later, tha (two purchatei will cott more than tha purcheie of a SteJnwey orlginelfy. Your ion or daughfer tney rievar bo a greet but a SteJriway will ipeed learning, develop better tente of tone, Intpire finer world It a Steinway ox-pentiv--thii.

tha only piano with DiaphrogmoHe Soundboard and. Aeceferatod Action? Budget Tarmi Arranged if Deiirad Excluiivo Steinway Ropraiantatlvoi one for the books!" Klerk SrH V1jOWi tporta A-Mcler will be banrKing. the gamea akv Is et the piano (Victor Jekaaa Ktrmaaa. JrThe Gvhai at aim My Friend irma." mil flendlx. alar of "The life of Baron The Boston every Jay 1 at wrll aa Ilia Sunday Is playing the title role In the film bloe: of Da he Ruth but has hall sames of ibe Tan.

Oa thai arore by the way lakk.eale 1100, Ala 'eilenieea at 2:19 far a play by play de ea the nedawant Laaawa Srattlay already wagered that the Brook Pops orchestra romps through, this alight but spirited operetta tidbit. Arthur Fiedler Is of course the conductor and the pet for ma nee and "recording la tone. (Victor Popular Album lyn Doagera wiu.win pennant ana series. awwi beta between the Norfolk ilia PorlMnmrtha SraM 'will be la Thli CictlltRt Hea by the barH tone Leonard Warren, with Morrle Levine conducting, an orchestra! TIim. mnm I mill nm nviiy Phonograph EDWIN i i llatk te ihe early heme and a ward about that While Star Oven ranter wbarefcl eatea barky balener wJI win aaaaa.

Jaat raaba a many four Idler wetda aa-yea can from ihe name White Star. No prepar namea II Hnglirl werda lJuiala am okay but don't alteaid any finagling Drrppetd la a almrpie al phklng eal ihe I laa ever alilp la i yaur erdriei right eway. The rente! atlll haa a few week te ran fget yaur la nawf Soon we'll at art barging ihe LnHe( Tbealae apera In beta but a' word ea the Iluladelphla Story ibalr neat effort. Female lead Lotuae Parkerd ef WLOW. One of the male laada Dick GoeJd ef WLOW.

And the aWdiaca Mark SreH loanda ent the "LOW leater a Hippetting role. Should be a hrxkofa' abowl Getting toward that Loitim point IU1 Hnd-Rbbd Walnut CoblRtt mud p. -1 I JlWIrtl xar in sn are presented here in too "arty" tier for my taste; however, Mr. Warren slnga well1 and the tunes alone -are well worth the entrance fee. I mr -mmw LSVY-PAOt "An4 law Msjataa Safo ofteNewe" wrapfrml armaitl lili red hot aiktrc pliene fur that ana a lie will lie Sual aflemoon berrafler lliq baarlmll amannl Be far laiarball from here an H'a WLOW Ibal will be brlneteir yeur wayt A luila takw we'll have aa aaeautteeatent for yea about Ike Tee evening grunt dailng the weekl Keep your eye peeled for that ana toe.

we think yea'U be enjoying aaaaa baaa-ball la that direction aa well I Hera a aole ra the WUOW-SporU Oub, Knot llole Oub that haa Keen promoted la ihe main by Mark Srelt and Captain Bulber Siaylor. KHC now number well ever two thousand yoimgtm'a. Their fin meet-Ing will he May 11 neat Saturday In. the Center Theatre at 'twe fci tlu aflemoon. Al Uiat lime the 1947 World SerkM Picture will be abown ihera MONDAY THRO FRIDAY Ileerel ere the fa.

mm Beautiful i. al IHJO Man Down." "Rio Grande." CITY HAlfceWKrNY eWiw rbUPlb -i -m again leave me remind you tliat 7:00 P.M. the humorouaLenaard Warren "Drummer and the Cook," the love-lv "A-RovlnV "Haul-a-wav, "Low Lands' and "Tiie Drunken Sailor." Recommended with the above reservaUons (Victor MASTERPIECE RECORDS SPECIAL -nThT'. This Week Only iicfP PRESENTED SYi atarting Mila evening thank te DSl and I'm ducking the Irrklbala we bave an extra boor of broadcaat' time. 7:49 from new till tha (irat ef May aad 8:19 Aeteefterl Leva that ftW! ADV.

eWII k. ml aU the DULERStr fag Kaet Ilele Oak eranla. And -eiaav AMenra ijoves Jfest," an album of populer songs played by Rum Case and hta orchestra. Herein are auch fine tunes aa "Caravan," 72 4 1 4.