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tnday's HBC Symphony Series Will Begin on KSD Fibber McGee, Cantor Shows Back on KSD Desire Defauw, the Belgian Conductor, fo Direct Concert at 4 O'Clock FROM 4 to 5 o'clock this afternoon, KSD will broadcast the first of a series of Sunday concerts by the NBC Symphony Orchestra, which it will carry weekly through April 11. Desire Defauw, the conductor, will direct this afternoon's broadcast Nicolai vX, the Russian, will conduct the broadcasts of Oct. 4 and 11 and Orson Welles to Play Role af 7:00 Tomorrow Night ETURN of Fibber McGee and Molly and of Eddie Cantor, and the billing of Orson Welles in tomorrow night's Cavalcade of America period are the week's headline events on KSD. The m-is fj-j Fibber McGee show will displace the Meredith Willson-John Nesbitt program, which has been substituting for it through the summer, at ON KSD TOMORROW AT 6:45 H. V.

KALTENBORN'S NEWS COMMENT naw'm wrnatVA i a ill FIBBER. UeGEE AND MOLLY, ALL SET FOR THEIR RETURN TO KSD AT 8:30 TUESDAY NIGHT. EDDIE CANTOR. WHOSE TIME TO SMILE SHOW WILL BE BACK ON KSD AT 8 P. M.

WEDNESDAY. Kay Thompson Lutheran Church. KXOK Coast to Coast in a Bus. KMOX Gypsy Caravan. WEW News; Music.

hSD NEWS BILLETIN. 9:00 A. M. KSD -HIRHLHiHTS OF THE BIBLE. Dr.

IrcnVrick K. Mamm. KWK Bible Class. KMOX Church ot jne A.ir- WIL Serenaders. WEW High Mass College Church.

KXOK Salute to Ecuador. 9:15 KXOK Bible Auditorium. STORIES UK AMCRICA. KW "Education for War and Peace." KMOX Winjrs Over- Jordan. WIL News: Harmony Fills the Air.

KFUO Organ Recital. KXuft. Communist Party Talk. 9:45 hSl) AND VII.MA. KON'GS.

KWK News. WIL, Star Parade. KXOK Southernairea. 10:00 A. M.

KSD ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS. mi nui inn a JLmmmm fit ,1 8:30 Tuesdav nieht. Cantor will i take over his Wednesday night spot in which Those We Love has been the summer replacement. Orson Welles is to play the lead in "Thunder From the Hills" tomorrow night instead of the dramatization about Daniel Web ster in which he was originally billed. He will be cast as Benito Juarez, liberator of Mexico.

i 11 0 vuaujo was maae. ac- cording to an NBC statement. because the play about the Mexican revolution ary leader seemed especial ly suitable for Welles, who re turned recently ORSON WELLES from a lengthy stay in South America. Jim and Marian Jordan, who play Fibber McGee and Molly, will have the support Tuesday night of their old Wistful Vista company including Isabel Randolph as Mrs Uppington, Gale Gordon as Mayor LaTrivia, and versatile Bill Thomp son as Old Timer, Wallace Wimple and Nick De Popolus. Billy Mills and his orchestra, and the King's CHAIRS FOR ALL PURPOSES Office Chairs Factory Chairs AsdltorUm Chairs Invalid Chairs Immtdiat Delivery from Stock NATIONAL CHAIR CO.

412 N. 4th CI. 0U 1. 1 SEPTEMBER SPECEftEi Billed for New Program on KSD AY THOMPSON, former St. Louisan who has risen to radio stardom, and Don McNeill, noted radio master of ceremonies, will be featured in a weekly KSD series set' to start at 10 o'clock Monday night, Oct.

5. After the opening Oct. 8 pro gram, the series will be scheduled regularly at 9:30 oclock Monday nights. The program, which will be of the audience participation type, will be broadcast from the St Louis Municipal Auditorium As sembly Hall No. 3.

The public will be invited to attend the broadcasts, and tickets may be obtained from KSD. Lily Pons to Sing On KSD Tomorrow. LILY PONS of the Metropolitan Opera will be the soloist in KSD's Great Artists concert at 8 o'clock tomorrow night, singing the "Bell Song" from "Lakme," Rimsky-Korsakoff's "Song of India" and Kern's "Jockey on the Carousel." The soloist in the 7:30 p. m. concert on KSD will be Margaret Speaks, who will feature "The Last Rose of Summer," Kern's "I'm the Echo," "Ay, Ay, Ay" and Heart That's Free." Genuine I SWEET fnj (J fn II It II nT dUU Vii MzJ JULIA SANDERSON, WHO WILL RETURN TO THE AIR WITH FRANK CRUMIT IN A NEW CBS SERIES ON KMOX AT 7 P.

M. SATURDAY. tory. KXOK Quiz Kids, 6:43 WIL Scores. 7:00 P.

M. KSD CHARLIE MCCARTHY SHOW: Doa Atnecne, C. Kay Noble's orchestra; Dale Evans, singing star. Guest: Hedjr Lamarr, screen star. KWK Pan Americana, KMOX News.

WIL Melodies. WKW News; In the Uloaming. KFUO News. KXOK Watch the Wor. Go By, with Earl Godwin.

7:1 a WILrYouth tn Defense. KKUO Scores. KXOK D'Axtega's orchestra; News. 7 -HO KSD ONE MAN'S FAMILY. KWK Piano Recital.

KMOX Crime Doctor. WIL Rhythm Moods. KFUO Madison Singers. KXOK Inner Sanctum; Claude Raines. 7:45 KWK Gahriei Heatter, comment.

W'lL Excursions In Science. KFUO Devotional Hour. 7:55 KMOX Eric Sevareld. comment. 8:00 P.

M. KSD A A A MERRY GO-ROIND: Conrad Thibault, baritone; Men About Town trio: Girls of Manhattan; Victor Arden's orchestra. KWK OK -Fashioned Revival. KMOX Conrad Nagel Dramatic Show. Guests: Joseph Schildkraut, Henry Hull, Vincent Price.

WIL News; Stars Sing. KXOK Walter Winchell. 8:15 WIL Lest Ws Forget. KXOK Parker Familv. 8:30 KSD AMERICAN A LB CM OF FA- wii nit Ml SIC: Frank Munn.

Jean Dickinson and Vivian Delia Chiesa. KMOX Star Theater: Jane Froman. Al Goodman's orchestra. WIL News; Music. KXOK Jimmv Fidler.

8:45 KXOK Dorothy Thompson, comment. 9:00 P. M. KS HOtTt OF CHARM: lil BpitaUry's All-Girl Orchestra. I KWK John B.

Hughes, KMOX Take It or Leave It. WIL Let'- Swing It. KXOK Goodwin Hour. 9:15 KWK News: Music; Scores. WIL Something Difi-ent.

9:30 KSD MVSlCAi GEMS. KWK This Is Our Enemy. KMOX They Live Forever. WIL Sparklers. 9:45 WIL Musrs; News.

10:00 P. M. KSD ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS. KWK Enric Madriguera's orchestra. KMOX News: Scores.

WIL Parade of Hits. KXOK News. 10:13 KSD-1HE CATHOLIC HOUR Father John F. Crunln. KMOX Bobbv Byrnes' orchestra.

WIL America Calling. KXOK Sunny Dunham's orchestra. 10:30 KWK Answering You. KMOX Abe Lyman's orchestra. WIL Guest Night: News.

KXOK Bob Allen's orchestra. 10:45 KSD THE STORY BEHIND THE HEADLINES; Cesar Searchinger. 11:00 P. M. KfD NEWS REPORT.

KWK News: music. KMOX News Harry James' orchestra. KXOK News: Beautiful Music. 11:05 KSD THE MUSIC TOO WANT WHEN YOG WANT IT. 11:15 KWK Art Kassel's orchestra.

11:30 KMOX Ronnie Kemper's orchestra. KWK News: Bobbv Bvrnes' orchestra. KSD JOE MARSALA'S KXOK News. 1 1 :50 KSD ASSOCIATED PRESS KEWS. 11:55 KMOX News.

12 MIDNIGHT BSD LET'S DANCE. KMOX Music After Midnight. MONDAY DAYTIME 5:30 A. M. KSD NOVELTIES IN RHYTHM.

KMOX Country Journal; news; Hymn Time. 5:45 KSD HYMNS. JOHN BEAGLE AND CHORca. 6 A ML KSD OCTSTATE NEWS. KWK Grandpappy Jones.

KMOX Freedom on the Land: Farm News WEW News. Musical Clock. KXOK Wake Up Time. 6:1.1 KSD WAKE I TO MCSIU 6:25 WEW News; Musical Clock. 6:30 KMOX News: Fred Kirby.

6:45 KSD ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS, KMOX Smiling Ed McConneU. KFUO News. 6:53 KMOX News. 6:55 KXOK News. 7 A.

M. KSD CLIFTON 11 LEY, news comment, KWK Laurence Quintet; jSews. KlriUA News. WIL Breakfast Club. WEW News: Grandpappy Jones.

KFUO Meditation. KXOK War Journal. 7:15 KSD DO YOIT REMEMBER? KWK- Gradv Cantrell. KMOX Ozark Varieties. WEW Interlude; Musical Clock.

KFUO Hymns, kjiuk Foot notes and Music: Pages of Melody. 7:30 KWK Sons of the Pioneers. KFUO News. KXOK News. 7:45 KSD ASSOC IATED PRESS NEWS.

kwk News, kmoxj isews. Wf.VV Sacred Heart Program. KFUO Chapel. KXOK Sunshine Melodies. 8 A tA KSD GRANDPAPPY JONES AND LE8, KWK Show.

KMOX Melo dies. WEW NewB. WIL News Wake Up and Live. KFUO Morning Salute. KXOK Breakfast jiuo.

8:15 KSD SHOW WITHOLT A NAME. KMOX Magic Kitchen. WIL, words and Music. WEW Grandpappy Jones. KXOK News.

8:30 KSD ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS, KMOX Star Parade. WIL Matinee. KFUO News. KXOK Breakfast News. KSD imV AND JANE.

KWK News. KMOX Delta Rhythm Boys. WIL News. WEW-Marching Along. KFUO Harpsicnora itecitai.

9:00 A. M. Ksn Mirsic ROOM. KWK Easy listening. KMOX vaiianx Ladv.

WIL Serenadera. WEW News: Tuns' Smiths. KFUO Devotional Mu sic KXOK Homemakers' Club. 9:15 KMOX Stories America Loves. wew St.

iuis tvents. kfuo iNeien borhood Call. KXOK News; Food Scout. 9:30 KSD HELPMATE. KWK May McCord.

KMOX Amanda of Honeymoon HilL WIL Sweet MU' sic WEW Just Kelax. KFUO Concordia Chapel. KXOK Musicals OCD. 9-45 KSD KINK JOI'RNEY. KWK News.

KMOX Bachelor's Chil dren. WIL Harlem Rhythm. WEW Markets. KXOK News. 10:00 A.

M. KSD ROAD OF LIFE. KWK Rush Hughes. KMOX Clara, Lu 'n' Km. WIL Hollywood Brevities.

WEW News; Let's Go ShoPPine. KFUO Music of the Masters. KXOK Breakfast at i nau it; au o.tisx. KMOX Second Husband. WIL Yesterday's Hits.

10:30 KSD AGAINST THE STORM. KMOX BriRht Horizon. WIL Opportunity Program. WEW Ralph Stein's Music. KFUO Homemakers Chat.

KXOK House In the Country. 10:45 KSD DAVID HAKIM. Continued on Next Page. Arrowsmith REPAIR SERVICE CO. 20 years' Experience Repairing RADIOS and REFRIGERATORS 1054 HODIAMONT CA.

9124 Uut Radio A R.ri.r(r I IWtntts DR. ISAAC LIPPINCOTT, PROFESSOR OF ECONOMIC RESOURCES, WHO WU1 GIVE THE EIGHTH ANNUAL SERIES OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY TALKS ON KSD. AT 10:45 MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS, BEGINNING TOMORROW. Men quartet, will complete the cast. Eddie Cantor has signed Bert "The Mad Russian" Gordon, Harry von Zell and Hattle McDaniel as his supporting comedians for his new Time to Smile show.

Dinah Shore will be his featured soloist Continued on Next Page. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE RADIO PROGRAM Wedoesdays 11:33 1. M. Sundays 2:1 P.M. 17 1 (1230 kc: Christian Sciwee Committee en Publication for Missouri $15 Down; $5 Month I ror today's concert on KSD, De- or "La Peri." "as choreograymv Btveli for small orches- tra and harp; npbussv's "Nu- ages" and "Fetes," and Cha-brier's "Espana." Edward Vito will be the harp soloist in the Ravel music Arturo Tosca- anini will conduct the opening concerts on KSD of the regular NBC i i.ilniintt--' Symphony season BIKE DEfAUW Sundays, Nov.

1 and 8. and the easing concerts April 4 and 11. lwtween those dates, he and jpold Stokowskl will alternate leading the orchestra. Concerts Schedule RADIO concerts scheduled for today include: 7:05 a. on KSD, Charles M.

Courboin, organist 7:30 a. m. on KSD, NBC String Quartet. 8:15 a. m.

on KMOX, recital on Harvard University organ. 11:30 a. m. on KXOK, Radio City Music Hall. 2 p.

m. on KMOX, CBS Sympho-L Orchestra, Bernard Hermann conducting: Eric Fenby's "Rossini onEkla Moor" Overture; premiere of Alex Templeton's "Concertino lirica" with the composer-pianist a the soloist; Sibelius' Sixth Symphony; a suite from Rimsky-Kor-akoffs "Le Coq d'Or." 3:30 p. m. on KMOX, Andre Sostelanetz's orchestra; Albert pa'ding, violinist; James Melton, itnor. 4 p.

m. on KSD, NBC Symphony aOrchestra, Desire Defauw conduct- 4 p. m. on KMOX, Gladys mezzo-soprano, and Al Goodman's orchestra. 8:30 p.

m. on KSD, Album of Familiar Music; Frank Munn, Titian Delia Chiesa, Jean Dicken KB, Listed for Today i RCHBISHOP FRANCIS J. SPELLMAN of New York will 4be the principal speaker at 430 this afternoon on KXOK in i broadcast from a patriotic re- lijious rally in the Yankee Sta- mum. it is expected that more 70,000 Catholics will be pres ent at the rally, which will be gfeid under the auspices of the VArchdioppsan TTninn nf TTnlv "Noma Societies. The Chicago Bears-Green Bay Professional Football -eague game will be broadcast at :55 this afternoon on WENR 550), which will cover all of the Bears' games this fall.

me Halls of Montezuma pro p-am is back on KWK, at 2:30 p. i Sundays. Hawaii Calls has -n shifted to 4:05 p. m. on the Oration and Jimmy Dorsey's hour- "IJEg Navy Bulletin Board to 1 E.

Sundays. KWK will carrv The Shadow tamatic Proeram at 4:30 this aft 'noon direct from the Mutual studios instead of by delayed broadcast Bill Johnstone will be lrd in the title role and Mar We Anderson as Maro Lane. Lionel Barrymore's final broad st in the Sunday spot will that of this evening as next Sun-y Jack Benny will return to this Pnod on KSD. Barrymore will his program to the CBS net 7 on an 8:30 p. m.

Wednesday or a March for Freedom Wety show bv entertainers from ott Field will be broadcast from S. O. Quarters in the Mn- f'tfpal Auditor! um at R-Zft this etling on KMOV Tvt Tfr.r,rt -a's will be master of ceremonies, the Scott TTiM glee club will furnish music or the show. Hedy Lamarr Is billed as guest we Charlie McCarthy show with Ameche, Dale Evans and Ray and orchestra, at 7 p. m.

on ffograms on the broadcast band Kaeduled today include: 6:00 A. M. jrYao WvjW5-Good Morning; music. Wi.w-.News: Music 7 a hk RKP'JRT. tiuTpnctrt.

KMOX News; nrean. muaic KXOK News: RECITAL. Dr. -'n. Ul 1K1LI.

Concert Trio. WEW W.t KXOK News; MO tsuri Ives, ones. The nun Ives. 8:00 A. M.

illnv NEWS ROl NDCP. Newt. WKW Jul.iio OnorteL I f. V.T-Oarnr Family KIVfcR BOYS. KXuwtl- Kitssi.

organist, rH IHKIST1AN SCIENCE PRO- Church. KFUO Pilgrim Tomo Tomorrow sutntii ciatid Spanish Instructors tt OlivsHtllsft Bids. CH. Ml 6 spa ISlHI 8:5 HERE AND THERE ON THE AIR TOMORROW, the Bachelor's Children serial will start on KMOX on a 9:45 a. m.

Monday through Friday schedule and the Ma Perkins aerial will be scheduled on the same station at 12:15 noon dis-placing The Woman in White. KMOX also will resume the broadcasting of Blondie at 9:30 p. m. The Capt. Midnight serial will start on KXOK net to run at 5:45 p.

m. Monday through HAlUiy JAMES Henr Fonda, Don Ameche and Lynn Bari will be starred in the Radio Theater, in "The Magnificent Dope." Tuesday, Harry James, his orchestra and his singers, Helen Forrest and Johnny McAfee will begin replacing at 6:15 p. m. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays on KMOX the show of Glenn Miller, who has been commissioned a captain in the' Army specialists corps. Edwin C.

Hill will have his Human Side of the News back on KMOX at m. World Series on KWK. WEiJiM EiSt-iA J. rv win Degin the World Series baseball broadcasts -with Red Bar ber and Mel Allen handling the play-by-play announcing and Bill Corum describing the scene be fore the game and covering the be- tween-innings periods. Prof.

John T. Frederick will begin a new Of Men and Books series at 3:30 p. m. on kuux in piace 01 nis Saturday program. Saturday.

Frank Crumit and Julia Sanderson will begin a Mr, Adam and Mrs. Eve quiz series at 7 p. m. on the CBS net and KMOX. The 8 to 9 oclock period on KWK and the Mutual net will be taken over for a revival of the Chicago Theater of the Air oper etta croductions with Marion Claire as leading lady and singers of note -in the male leads.

Rom berg's "New Moon" will be the opening operetta with Thomas I Thomas, the baritone, cast opposite Miss Claire. The p. spot on KMOX will be occupied by Dave Elman's Hobby Lobby, which will be moved from Tuesday in shift designed to make room for the new show starring Al Joison which is to start Oct. 6. Carol Bruce will be Jolson's singer in stead of Hildegard, who was orig inally slated for his program.

At 9:20 p. KWK will carry the first of a weekly series of war bond rally programs produced by the Mutual net for the United States Treasury and given by ra dio, staze and movie stars. The opening program is planned to fea ture former Gov. Alfred E. Smith Jack Pearl, the comedian, Ethel Merman, the singer, Bob Hawk, the quiz master, and a motion picture star.

Studio Gossip GRACIE FIELDS, the British comedienne, has been signed for five-minute song and story programs at 8:55 p. m. Monday through Friday, on the Blue net and presumably KXOK. Her starting date has been set as Oct 12 Jack Pearl's new show is to begin Oct. 14 and run at 8:15 p.

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CE. 1327 a.a....a..aaaaBaai aaaaaaaaaaa. 1 1 1 KWK Keviewing Bland. KMOX Jackson Wheeler, comment; piano recital. WIL News.

WEW Visiting Our Americas. KKTJO Bible Study. KXOK Voice of Tomorrow, 10:15 KSD OMMUNIII FOR CM: nin nanus on." KMOX Melodies. WIL Melody Lane. KXOK News: Horace Heirit 10:30 KSI AStSOClAlEU PRESS NEWS.

jvvv rsews; nauio Chapel. KMOX Invitation to Learning. WILi Salvation Armv, WEW- News. Musical Americana. KFUO Musical.

10:45 KSD DINNING SISTERS. wil, Ben mrsch's orchestra: News. KKUO Pilgrim Lutheran Church. WMAQ (670) Commando Mary. 11:00 A.

M. KSD METROPOLITAN CHURCH FEI- ERAIION OF rT. LOUIS PROGRAM Third Baptist hun-h. the Rev. Dr.

Oscar Johnson officiating, KWK Hall of Music KMOX News. WIL News; organist. WEW Army proeram. KXOK Weekly War Journal. 11:15 KMOX Woman Power.

WIL Third Baptist Church. WEW Music Men. 11:30 KMOX Salt Lake City Tabernacle urgan ana cnoir. wew ommanno in Prison." KXOK Radio City Music Hall. 11:45 WEW New.

12 NOON ESI ROBERT ST. JOHN. VPO CORRE- 8PONDKNT, FROM LONDON. KWK Alvino Key and the Kine Sis ters. KMOX Church of the Air.

WIL News, music. WEW Neopoli-tan Serenade. KFUO Gosppl Singer. 12:1 KSD NORMAN CLOLTIER'S Olt- CHKS'l'KA. KWK Camp Wheeler Band.

WIL Salon orchestra. 12:30 KM ASSOCIATED PRESS NEWS. KWK Haven of Rest; Mews. KMOX News: Orpanist. WIL Serenade.

WEW Grandpappv Jones. KFUO Voice or the HarD. KXOK News. 12:45 KSD MODERN Ml SIC. KMOX Your fet Loul? Reporter.

KFUO Week's News. KXOK Army Recruiting. 1:00 P. M. KSD NEWS BULLETIN SAMMY KAYE'S SERENADE.

KMOX Spirit of '42, WIL News Kav orchestra. WEW Week's News. KFUO Music Hour. KXOK Liberty Bells. 1:15 WIL U.

S. Navy Program. WEW soutn American way. 1:30 KSI INIVERsITY OF CHICAGO KOL.ND TABLE: 'Congress and the War." KMOX Buy Your Coal Now. WIL Some Like It Sweet.

WEW Sacred Heart Program. KXOK Show of Yesterday and Today. 1:55 KMOX News. 2:00 P. M.

KSD DICK RGEJJ'S ORCHESTRA. KWK i near America singing, amua Columbia Symphony: Alec Templeton, composer-pianist. WIL Scores; Concert. WEW News: Half and Half. KFUO News.

KXOK Town Meeting if the Air. WENR 890 Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers. 2:15 KSD I PTO. CXUSK.

WORLD Nftt'S PARADE. WIL Christian Science KFUO Salon Orchestra. WENR (890) Wike Un. America: "Should the People Have a Greater Voice in the Conduct of the War?" 5-in KSn THF ARMY HOI'R. KWK aup 01 Montezuma.

wit, Fcores: Melodies. WEW Muny League Playoffs. KFUO Shut-in program. 2:55 KXOK iNews. 3:00 P.

M. rsn cm I4TFD PR Ess NEWS. KWK News: Hancock Ensemble. WIL Scores: news. KFUO Lutheran Program.

KXOK Sunday Vespers. KSD THE AKM1 HOliK. WIL Symphony. 3:30 KWK Young People's Church of the Air. KMOX Andre Kostelanetz' orchestra.

WIL Scores: Symphony. KFUO Turntable Inn. KXOK Easy Listening. 3:45 KSD SONGS FOB SKPTEMBKB. 4:00 P.

M. KD BAEBLL SCORES. BO SCM-MtK SVMPHON'Y. Desire Defauw ci-durtinK Iukan' "La Ravel's "Introduction and Drmnsy's "NuaKes' and Chabrler's KWK News: Hawaii Calls. KMOX Gladvs Swaithout, Deems Taylor.

Al Goodman's orchestra. WIL Scores; Half and Half. KFUO Jefferson Barracks Trio. KXOK John Kirby's orchestra. 4:30 KWK The Shadow.

WIL scores; Portal Plavers. vvn-vv meioay vvi'f) Star Parade. KXOK Patriotic Rellpous Rally; Archbishop Spellnn of New York. 4:45 KMOX William L. snirer, com ment.

Kr UU riano rsDurnuiM, 5:00 P. M. ten acsrw iATFTt PRESS NEWS. KWK First NiL'hter. KMOX Edward R.

Murrow. comment. WEW News. WIL Scores: Bert Hirsch. KFUO News KXOK News: Sweet and Low.

6:18 KSD THE ANSWER MAN. KMOX "Dear John." with Irent Rich. WIL Bert Hirsch Presents: scores. tti'W star Parade KFUO Concert. KSD THE GREAT C.ILDER- M.KEVE, wttb Hal Peary and Waltel Tetley.

KWK Newj. KMOX Sereeant Gene Ainr. WIT Rnrial Work News. WEW Bv Candlelight. KFUO Marvel ot Vision.

KXOK Drew Pearson, com KWK 8cores: music. WIL Tin Pan Alley; news. KFUO Religious jour nala. KXOK In a Patriotic Mood. 6:00 P.

M. KSD THE MAYOR Of THTJ. TOWN; Lionel Barrvmore tn the ladlns role. KWK Voice of Prouhecv. KMOX Dedication of Home Screen Guild Actors.

WW, Scores- Melodic Moods. WEW News: Sunday Serenade. KXOK Nathan Scott Present. KFUO Concert Hour. 6:15 KMOX wIIj stamp Col lector WEW Navy pKcram.

6:30 KSD THE Sl'MMEK BANDWAGON. KWK Stars and Stripes in Britain. KMOX March for Kruedom. WIL U. 8.

Marines. WEW-t-Hnirlt of Vie- JSSr. RUGS gleaning Bri-Tone Process Restores the Color! 9x1 2 Delivered $950 MODERN Carpet Clasrs CE-tnl 525 1201 Tyl.r St MARION CLAIRE. SOLOIST IN A REVIVAL OF THE CHICAGO THEATER OF THE AIR OPERETTA SERIES SCHEDULED TO START ON KWK AT 6 P. M.

SATURDAY. Washington U. Talks On KSD at 10:45 P. M. Mondays and Fridays.

HE eighth annual series of Washington University educational talks will begin on KSD tomorrow on a 10:45 p. m. Monday and Friday schedule. Dr. Isaac Lippincott, professor of economic resources at the university, will be the permanent speaker, and the general subject will be "Eco nomic Aspects of the War." In to morrow night's opening broadcast, Dr.

Lippincott will discuss "Agri cultural Parity." Dr. Lippincott was one of the first persons to broadcast on a St. Louis station, starting his radio career on KSD. He recalls climb ing a ladder to the rafters of the 1 Post-Dispatch building to find no studio, no announcer, no control room and for illumination only a dangling incandescent lamp. A voice said, "There's the mike up there.

Go to it!" Dr. Lippincott went to it as best he could. Dr. Lippincott was educated at Phillips Academy and Harvard University, and took a doctor's degree at the University of Chicago. He taught physics and chemistry at Smith Academy, then began Continued on Next Page.

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