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Note Alt program* to key «rd basic chain* or croup* thereof unlaaa sped-4 . coast lo comet (t to c) daawoation include* all available station*. Programs subject te change. P. M. (Daylight Tim* 0n« Hour Latmr).

NSG-WEAF NETWORK •ASIC — l a s t i weat wlw «**! »tic wjar « u i wcah wfl wlit wfbr wrc wsry I when wet* w u m wwj wsai; Mid: ksd ' wuiaq wefl woc-who wow wdaf wkbf NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj I wtba kstp webc wday kfyr crct cfcf SOUTH — *rva wptf wwne wta wjax vfla-wsua wiod wsm wmo web wapl | wjda wsrab kvoo wiry wfaa wbap kprc 1 woal ktbs ktha wsoe wave MOUNTAIN—koa kdvl kgr k«V PACIPIC COAST — kro kB kfw komo kh-3 krsd kLar kjru kpo Cent. Cast.

»:S0— 4:3f>— Prank Merrlwell — east, Ma P*rkln»—west repeat

•:*6— 4:45—Song* of the Bunkhouee 4*8»- 8:00—Peter Van Steeden Orch. *;3*>— 6:30 — Grandmother* Trunk—

east; F. Merriwell — wfbr. wrc, wtam, rp;

6:45— Gould A Shefter. Piano* COO—Baseball—weaf & others

»:1S— S. 15— Gen* A Glen—east & to •:**)—• 6;30—Shirley Howard, Jeetere » 45— 4:45— The Goidberge. Serial Act 4:00— 7:00—Historical Sketchee—east 4 5CW— 7:30—Lawrence Tibbett, Ben. 7s0< — 8:00— Gypsies Concert Orehes. 7:3*0— S:30—The Ship of Joy—also eat 8:00— 9:00—Eastman Orch**.—also c | a:JO— J.30—Te Be Announced • :0O—10.00—Press-Radio News Period »:06 10:05—Mary Courtland. Soprano j • :1S—10:18— Dan Hues Orchestra—

east . Gene A Glen—west repeat 9:30—10-30— Clyde Lucas A Orchestra

10:00—11:00— To Be Announced 10i3O—11:3O—Frankie Masters Orchea.

CBS-WABC NETWORK •ASIC—Eaati wabc wade woko wcao waab wnac W&T wkbw wlcrc whk oklw erdrc wcau win wjas wean wfbl wspd wjav wmaa. Midwest: wbbm wfbm kmbe ttmox. wowo whaa EAST—wpa '•-•hp wlhw whec wiba wfe* wore wlcc cfrb cfcae DIXIE—wjst wsfa wbre wqam wdod klra wrec wlac udju wtoc kr!d wri ktrh k u a waco korrm wdbo wodx wbt wda* wbts wtar wdbj wwva wml-g w««s ermbr MIDWEST—wcah » i l wait wmbd wian wibw kfn kiab wkbn wcco wsbt kacj

MOUNTAIN—kvor ail koh ksl COAST—khj koin kfrc kol kfpr kvl kfbk kmj k » t kern kdb kgrab kjjr. C«"»t. East. 1:15— 4:15—Skippy—east: String Trio

—midwest. The Book-Ends—west • 30— 4:30—Jack Armstrong—esonly;

Hayes-Copeland Orchestra—west t;45— 4:45—The Funnyboners — east:

Bob Nolan A Norm Sherr— midwest 4.00— 5:00—Buck Rogers, Skit—east,

• i l ly Scott. Songs—west 4:15— 5:15r^Bobby Benson—eiit cr_' -

Skippy—repeat to midwest. Gene

Cant. l a s t . 4:48— 8:45—Bob Sherwood Clown—e 8.15— 6:15— Just Plain SHI — east.

Texas Rangers—west, Russell Or. —midwest; Hayee Orch.—Dixie

S:30— 6:30—Music on tha Air—east. Quartet — west. Buck Regere— mldw. rpt.; Hays Orchestra—-Dials

8.45— 4:45— Boake Carter. Talk — ba­sic; And tha Crowd Roars—west

6:00— 7:00—The Happy Baker*—baale 6.15— 7:15—Edwin C. Hill — baale.

Songs—west: Taximeter—Dim •:S0— 7:30—Bing Crosby—also coast,

C. Wheeler'* Orchestra—midwest 7:00— 8:00—Rosa Ponselle. Orch,—toe 7:30— 8:30—The Big Show—est to cat <:00— S:00—Wayne King Orch.—to a • 30— 9:30—Lillian Roth. Etc.—wabc

only: Evan Evan*. Baritone—chain t:00—10:00—"Fats" Waller. Songs—

basic; Henry Busaa Or.—midwest 9:15—10:15—Pres»-Radio News Period 9:20—10:20—Charlie Davis Orch.—ba­

sic, Nol*n-Copeland Orch.—mldw 9 30—10:30—Charlie Davis Orch.—ba­

sic; Hoffmayr Orchestra—mldw 9:45—10:45—Enoch Light Orch.—to e

10:00—11:00— Leon Belasco Orch.—ba­sic: C. Dickenson Orchea.—midwest

10:30—11:30—Paneho A Orehes.—« to e 11:00—12:00—Danes Hour—wabc only

NBC-WJ2 NETWORK BASIC — East: wjx wbx-wbxa wbaj wham kdka wrar wjr wlw erayr wmal; Midwest; wcky kyw w«nr wis kwk kwer koil wren wmaq kso wkbf NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj wiba kstp webc wday kfyr crct cfcf SOUTH — wrva wptf wwne wla wjax wfla-wsun wiod WBIU wmc wsb wapl wjdx wsmb kvoo w ky wfaa w bap kprc woai ktbs ktbs wsoc * i n MOUNTAIN—koa »a. . »«;..- k«bJ PACIFIC COAST — kjro kfl k»w komo khq kfsd ktar kpo Cent. East. 3:30— 4:30—The Singing Lady—ea.-t 3:45— 4:45—Orphan Annie—east oniy 4:00— 5:00—Iren* Beasley. Contralto 4:15— 5:15—U. S. Army Band Concert 4:30— 5:30—Singing Lady—wew rpt 4:45— 5:45—Lowell Thomaa — east-

Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest 8:00— 6:00— Amos 'n' Andy—Bast only

-5:15— €:1S—Baby Rose Marie^—baaic 5:30— C.30— George Gershwin. Piano 5:45— 6:45—Mario Coin with Organ 6:00— 7:00—Jan Garber's Orchestra 6:30— 7:30—Songs by Grace Hayes 6:45— 7:45—Babe Ruth's Comments 7:00— 8:00—Weekly Minstrels Show 7.30— 8:30—Melody Moments A Vocal 8.00— 9:00—Damroseh Symphony Or 8:45— 9:45—Pappy. Zeke. Ezra Elton

—basic: The Players—west repeal • :00—10:00—Coleman Orchestra—east;

*•"»» '-* A . / i y - r . p . . ! (or west 9:15^—10:15—Poet Prince. Tenor Solo*

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Rabbins Orehes basic; Jaek Arm- 10:00—11:00—Don Bestor A Orehsstra etreng. Sketch—repeat to midwest' 10.3O—11:30— Hareld Stsrn'a P^ahsstrs By WALLY BISHOP

Tomorrow Night's Program TUESDAY, MAY 8 (Cemtral and Eastern Standard Time)

Note: Ail prog-rams to key and basic chains or groups thereof unless speci­fied: coast to coast (e te el designation includes a'.l available stations.

Programa aubject to change. P. M. {Daylight T,m« 0n» Sour Later). NBC-WEAF NETWORK

•ASIC — Baet: weaf wlw weel wtic wtar wtag wc«h wfl wilt wfbr wrc wjy wbso wcae wtam wwj wsai; Mid: ksd *.-roaq wefl woc-who wow wdaX wkbf NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj wiba kstp webc wday kfyr crct cfcf SOUTH — wrva wptf wane wis wjai wtla-wsun wiod wsm wmc wsb wapi wjdx wsmb k\oo wky wfaa wbap kprc «<-ii Ktbs kUtt wsoc wav« MOUNTAIN —so*

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3.3"— 4:20—NuiJSry Rhymes—basic; MB Perkins, Sketch — ^ est repeat |

S.45 — 4:45—The Mountaineers—weaf j 4-.0C— 5:00— Mme Frances Alij—to c * :0— 5:70— Weekly Hymn S.nj—to c ! <s 46— 5.45—Mary Small * Orchestra | 8 CO— 6:00—Bajepall—aeaf & others f;15— 6:15—Gene A Cle'n — east & so 8:36— 6:38— East ana Dumke—basic 5:45— 6:45^—The Goldbergs. Serial Act *:00— 7:00—Leo Resman's Orchestra 6 30— 7.30—Wayne King's Orchestra 7 00— 8:00—Ben Bernie and the L»ds 7:30—":30—Ed Wynn A Band—a t o e 8:00— S:©©;—Light Opera Show—to c 9:00—T0:0t>—Fur Trappers— v. cat only §:tS—10:15— Jeiin L. Fogarty. Tenor

—Italic: Gene A Glen — west rot a:;o—*0:30^Pre;s. Radio News Period ?:J5—10:35—Natioral Radio Forum

10:00—11:00—Tha Rudv VaMee Orche*. 15:30—11 CO— Jack Denny &. Cr:hjstra

CBS-WASC NETWORK BASIC—East: w»bc nadc weko * a u n i s l i e m e s i r wkbw ttkrc g l ' , . u » »are wcau wlp wjas wep.n wfbl wspd *jsv ".mas; Miiw.est: wbbro wfbai «mt,c kmox wowo r.has EAST—»pg w hn wlhw whec wlbs wfea »nr," wic*" cfrb ekic 3IXIE — wsjst wsfa wbre wijam wdnd «ira vvr»3 wiac v.dsu v,ioe kr-1 «rtt *trh k?i* r..-,LO k^ma wdbo wodjs wbt \ »d=» wbig wtar wdbj ersyvm wmbg wsj> I »,-nbr MIDWEST—*cah w»i wmt wmbd *iifl n b w kfh kfab wkbn wcco wsbt kscj uta I wOUNTAIN —kvi r k!s keh ksi ;OAST—khj k?:n afre k-l kfp? k-.. »fbk kn-j k.*f kern k4L> kgmb kgb ; e - t . East. 3 00— 4:00—Rich's Dictators—n!jo «st t:1i— 4:!5—Skipc/ — e* Wh*;isr

Orshes.—• n:iw eock-Cnii— • S.30— 4:J0— Jack Armstrong,—.-•- •

Great Literature Peadicj ; — f;45— 4:45—The Funnybcr.ers —east ,

Mauris Sherman Orchestra—west 4,00— 5:00^—Buck Roger*—east Offlly;

M ^ Seott, Songs—west 4:15— 5:15— Bobby Bensen—ea»' c-

Skhsny—repeat for rriidwet* Bob Nelan A Norm Sherr — west and DtaJ*

4.S0— 5-30—R*g:njky (ni*m.—bae! Q U I P — n e s t , Jack Armstrong—

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Cent. East. *.43— 3:45—Lecn Be!asco"a Orchestra 5:00— 6:00^—Morton Downey, Sengs*-

to e »:15— 6:15—Just Plain Bill — east,

Davis Orch.—Dixie; Russell Oreh —midwest: Texas Ranger*—west

8:30— 6.30—The Serenaders — east Grandma Goes Modern — Dixie; Buck Rogers—repeat for midwest

8:45— 6 45—Soaks Carter. Talk—ba-Aronson'* Commanders-

:A.L,EBU' Taytor Orch.—t

6 15 — :15—Voice of Experience—eas' 6 20— 7:30—Abe Lyman * Orche*tra

—basse: Kellem Orchestra—Dixie. St. Louis Blues—rr.dw

7.C3— 8:0X)—"Cholly Knickerbocker*-

7:13— 8:!S—Ruth Etting, Song*—to c 7:30— 8:30—Minneapolis Symph.—tor 3:00— 3 00—Col. Stoop. A Budd—c to r 8:30— 9:3J—Serial, "Conflict"—to est 0:45— 9:4*!—Harlem Serenade— basic 9:00—10.00—H. Buses Oreh.—midwest 9:15—10:15—Press-Radio News Period t;20—10:20—Barnett Orchestra — ba­

sic; Doris Loraine A Ore.—midwest 9:30—10:30/—Chas. Barnett Orchestra 9:45—10:45—Enoch Light Orehes.—ba­

sic; Frits Miller Oreh.—midweat 10:00—11:00—0. Hoffmayr Oreh.—to c 10:30—11:30—Frank Dailey Orch.—ba­

sic; C. Di-:kerson Orch.—midwest 11:00—12:03—Dance Hour—wabc only

NBC-WJZ NETWORK

BASIC — East: wjx wbs-wbxa wba' v.-ham kdka wgar wjr wiw wsyr wmal; Midwest: wcky kyw wenr wis k»k kwer koii wren wmaa. kso wkbf NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj wiba kstp webc wday kfyr crct cfcf SOUTH — u n a wptf wwne wis wjax wfla-wsun wiod wsm *rnc wsb wapi wjdjc wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc wont ktbs ktha wsoc wa\» MOUNTAIN—k^:i kdvl k r r kfh! PACIFIC COAST — kgo k9 kx» komo .tha kfsd ktar apo

Cent, East. 3 33— e.30—The Singing Lady—east is*B— 4:'5—Orpiisn Annie—east only 4:00— 5:00—Angelo Ferdinando Oreh. 4:30 — 5:30—Stamp Club — wjx only;

The Singing L«dy—repeat for wen 4:45— 5:45—Lowell Thomaa — east;

Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest 9 00— 6:00—Amos 'n' Andy—*ast only S:tl— 6:!5— Your Government—c to c S;45— 6:45—Sixxlers A Carolyn Rich t 00— 7:00^—Crime C:.,**, Dramatic 6:30— 7:30—Salter s OrLhestra, Vecal * S5-» 8 CO—**: ii« Memories and Peet 7:30— 8:30— Eddie Ouchin Orchestra 8:00— 9:0fr—Ray Perkins and Guest 8:30— 9:30—N3C Symphony Concert 9:00—10.00^—Coleman Orehes. — east:

Amos 'n- Andy—repeat for west 9.15—10:15—Pott Prince, Tener Sole* " 10—10:3*3—PreisSadio News Period 9 Z5— '.0:;j— Phil H.-r-.s dV Orchestra

10 09—11:03—Frankie Masters Orehes. 10 30—11:30—Seymour Simons Orehes.

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