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RADIO
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1400 KC
THURSDAY, JANUARY 23
7:30—Family Altar.
7:45—Musical Clock. * ^cirv
8:00—News with Martin Agrons ..
8:15—Musical Clock. Wnrre
8:30—Blue News Correspondents Home
and Abroad.
9-OO—The3Breakfast Club with Don Mc
Neil.
10 00—My True Story.
10:25— Aunt Jemima Show.
10:30—Let’s Dance.
10;45— The Listening Post.
11 ;oo— Breakfast at Sardi s—Tom B—.
amen.
13 -30—Gil Martyn, News.
1] ;45—Jack Beren and Bo;, s.
12:00—Glamour Manor.
12:30—Farm and Home Makers.
1 *00—Baukhage Talking.
115—Musical Interlude,
j \twv—Wilmington Star-News.
1:30—Ethel and Alber.
1:45—Andrini Coi.tinentaies.
2 00—Kiernan's News Corner.
2:15—The Mystery Chef.
2:30—Ladies Be Seated.
3:00—Songs trom Morton Downey.
3:15—Appointment with Life.
3:45—Yours Alone.
4:00—Time Views the News.
4:15—Ozark Ramblers.
4:30—That’s For Me.
4:45—Hop Harrtgan.
5:00—Terry and the Pirates.
5:15—Dick Tracy.
5:30—Hasten the Day.
5:45—Treasury Salute.
6:00—Kiernan’s News Corner.
6:15—Musical Interlude.
6:30—Yo,ur Richfield Reporter.
6:45—Peggy Mann Sings. .
•7:00—CorresDondents Home and Abroad.
7:15—Clete Roberts.
7:30—Let’s Dance.
8:00—Earl Godwin, News.
8:15—0. P. A.
B:30—America's Town Meeting of the
Air.
9:30—Victory Parade of Spotlight Bands.
9:55—Coronet Story Teller.
10:00—Fred Waring Show.
10:30—March of Time Program.
OVER THE NETWORKS
THURSDAY. JANUARY 25
Eastern War Time P. M.
Changes in programs as listed due to
corrections by networks made too
late to incorporate.
5:30—Just Plain Bill, Dramatic — nbc
Terry Allen & the Ross Sisters — cbs
?he Jack Armstrong Serial — blu-east
erial Series, Superman — mbs-basic
5:45—Front Page Farrell Serial — nbc
Wilderness Hoad, Serial Drama cbs
Capt. Midnight, a Serial — blu-east
Hop Harrigan in Repeat — other blu
Torn Mix Serial Series^ — mbo-baoie
6:00—News Report for 15 Mins — nbc
I-i.teea Minutes of News — cbs-basic
Dancing Music Orchctsra — other cbs
Walter Kiernan’s News Spot — blu-e.
Repeat of the Terry Serial — blu-west
Prayer; Comment on the War — mbs
6:15 America’s Serenade; Sports — nbc
Calling Pan-America, a Concert — cbs
Repeat from Dick Tracy — blu-west
Chick Carter, a Boy Detective — mbs
6:30—Jack Armstrong Rep’t — blu-west
Repeat Superman Serial — mbs-west
6:45 -Lowell Thomas & Newscast — nbc
World News and Commentary — cbs
To Announced — blu-basic
Capiain Midnight's Repeat — blu-west
Repea* of Tom Mix Serial — mbs-west
7:00—Como's Supper Club - nbc-basic
Jack Kirkwood’s Radio Show — cbs
To Be Announced <30 mins.I — blu
Fulton Lcwn. Jr.. Comments — mbs
7:15—World War via Broadcast — nbc
Johnnie John "ton & Bill Slater — eos
To Be Announced '15 minutes' — mbs
7:3*—Bob Burn & Comedy — nbc-basic
Irresi:-1 ibles. Girls Vocal — other noc
Mr. Keen. 30 rain. Drama - cbs-basic
It's Mui'der. Safety Drama Skit — blu
Arthur Hale and Comment — mbs-earst
7:45 Kallonborn Comment - nbc-v.est
Chester Bowles Talk on OPA — bln
Dance Orchestra <13 minutest — mbs
8:00 — Toe Frank Morgan Show — nbc
Suspense, dystery Drama Show — cbs
Earl Godwin's News Comment — blu
T ank Singi er Newscast — mbs-east
8:13—Lum and Abner Serial Skit — blu
Sunny Sk\ !ar Song Serenade — mb"
8:30— Dinah Shore. Variety Show — nbc
The Death Valley Sheriff — cbs-basic
The Jamboree from Dixie — cbs-Dixie
America Town Meeting Forum — blu
Sammy Kaye’s Music Varieties — mbs
" ve Minutes News Period — cbs
Bond Quotations
]
DOMESTIC
ATSF 4s 95 - 131 ,
ACL 4%s 64 - 96%
B and O 4s 48 .. 98% '
Can Pac 4s Perp - 99
CB and Q 4%s 7/ - 113% ■
C and El Inc 97 . - 61
CGW 4s 88 _ 95% !
CRI and P Rfg 4s 34 . 48%
Cl Ut 4%s 77 __103%
D and RG West os 55 - 9%
Fla EC 5s 74 _ .. 58%
Hud C os 62A _ 75V4
Hud and Man 5s 57- 31 %
HU Cent 4%s 56_ 75
Int G N 6s 52 . . - 65
L and N 4%s 2003 . 105%
MK and T Aj os 68 - 80% ,
Mo PG 4s 67 _ _ 80%
Mo PG 4s 75--- 33%
NYC Rfg 5s 2013 .. 87
Nor Pac 6s 2047 _ 101
Sal C 6s 45 _.- 54% -
Penn RR 4%s 65_ 121% :
Sou Rv Cn os 94 - 123% (
West Md 4s 52 _ 1061,
FOREIGN BONDS
Aust 5s 55 - 100V
Aus 4%s 56 - 96%
Braz 6%s 26-57 _ 57%
Poland 8s 50 - 32%
Rio Gr Do Sul 6s 68 - 37
Final bond sales 52.479,800
TREASURY
2s 53-51 101.11
2s 54-52 Dec. __- 100.30
2%s 65-60 _ 113.2
2%s 69-64 Dec. - 101.3
2 % s 70-65 _ 101-3
9:00—Bing Crosby & Musrc Hall — nbc
The Major Bowes Broadcast — cb:
Gabriel Heatter and Comment — mbi
9:15—Drama from Real Life — mbs
9:30—Joan Davis & Variety — nbc-basic
Bob Burns with Repeat — other nbc
Spotlight Bands, Guest Orches. — blu
Half Hour Song with Antonini — mbs
9—Five Minutes Story Teller — blu
10:00—Abbott & Costello Comedy — nbc
First Line Drama. About Navy — cbs
Fred Waring’s Musical Variety — blu
To Be Announced (15 mins.) — mbs
10:15—Dale Carnegie on People — mbs
• ;0—The Rudy Vallee Variety — nbc
Larry Douglas Songs and Guest* — bcs
The March of Time and Guests — blu
The Army Air Forces Program — mbs
11:00—News for 15 Minutes — nbc-basic
The Supper Club Repeat — other nbc
News, Variety. Dance 2 h.—cbs & blu
Newsreel; Dance Orches. <3 h.) — mbs
' i :1."~-Variety and News to 1 a.m. — nbc
FINANCIAL NEWS
5^ck Market Quotations
(BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
1 AD 1
Alleghany . — £
A1 Chern an« Dye .160% I
Allis Cnal Mfg —. 40% j I
Am Can _ 90% I
Am Car Fdv _ 3S4t I
Am Roll Mil . — 15% I
Am Smelt and Ref . 41% J
A T and T _ 160% I
Am Tob B _ 67 % I
Anaconda _ 30% I
Arm III _ 7% : I
A C I_ 49 I
Atl Ref ... 32^ j:
Aviat Corp _ 5% 5
Baldwin _ 25 % '
B and 0 _ 11% ;
Barnsdall _ 13% 3
Bendix Aviat_ 50 -
Beth Stl _ 67% ~
Boeing Airpl - 17% i
Borden - 34% ■
Budd Mfg - 11% I
Burl Mills - 54% I
Bur Add Mach .. 14% I
Cannon Mills- 50%
Case J I . - 36 jy
Caterpil Hrac - 48%
Ches and O - 50% A
Chrysler -1.. 92% }
Coca Cola . 137% I ‘
Coml Credit ... 40 M
Coml Solv - 16
Comwlth and Sou - % 3
Consol Edis - 25% J
Cons Vultee - ,
Cont Can - 40% ^
Corn Prod - 60
Curt Wright . 5%
Cur. Wright A - 19
Doug Aire - 68%
Du Pont - 157%
Eastman Kod - 175 C
Firestone -T— 54 1
Gen Elec - 38
Gen Foods - 41% 1
Gen Mot _ 63% I
Goodrich - 53% y
Goodyear - 52% (
Gt Nor Rv Pf - 47 I
Int Harvest - 57%
Int Tel and Tel - 21%
Johns Man - 163
Kennecott - 35%
Loews _ 74%
Lockheed _ 20^ (
Lurillard - 19% c
Mont Ward - 49%
Nash Kelv - 15‘8,7
Nat Biscuit -.- 14% i 7
Nat Cash Reg - 33%;:
Nat Dist _ 35% (
Ny Cent - 22% I
No Am Aviat - 9%
Nor Pac _ 13%
Packard - 5% i
Param Pic _ 28% j.
Plin\ v------•*
ennRR - 33%
epsi Cola - 2o*s
hillips Pet - 4o
■itt Scr and B -
ullman -
ure Oil - yy '4
iadio --- !!
iadio K O --
;em Rand -.-. 23,4
leynolds B - 32,4
ears -..
ocony Vac --
ou Ry - 3o i
id Brands -- 30
td Oil N J -- 57%
tewart Warner--— l“-s
wift _ 33-8
'ex Co .. 51 %
in arbide _- 7jj%
init Airlines - 32
Init AiCrcraft . ^9-8
Ini# orp - 12
Init Drug -- lb
Init Fruit _ 90%
Init Gas Imp - 13,4
IS Rubber - 52
IS Smelt and Ref - 56
IS Steel _ 58'8
ranadium - 22%
ra Caro hem -- 4%
Varner Piet -- 13%
Vest Un A- 44%
Vest El and Mig - 116
Voolworth _ 40%
Final sock sales 1.012.460.
TT
NEW YORK COTTON
NEW YORK, Jan. 24. — UP) —
lotton futures closed 35 to $1.65 a
-ale lower.
Open High Low Last
Ich 21.97 21.98 21.64 21.65 off 3C
lay 21.78 21.78 21.45 21.48 off 32
Iv . 21.46 21.46 21.09 21.09 off 33
>ct . 20.60 20.69 20.49 20.50 olf 1
)ec _ 20.56 20.64 20.40 20.40b off Tc
Middling spot 21.95 off 32.
b-Bid.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 24.—bPj
lotton closed barely steady 2C
ents to SI.35 a bale lower.
Open High Low lose
Ich - 21.94 21.95 21.66 21.66 off 21
lay . 21.79 21.81 21.50 21.52 off 2<
ly .. 21.47 21.48 21.18 21.19 off 21
let .. 20.61 20.71 20.49 20.53 off <
>ec -- 20.54 20.62 20.44 20.46 off 1
-V
NAVAL STOKES
SAVANNAH. Ga., Jan. 24.-l.fi—
rurpentine 79 cents a gallon; of
erings 34 (50-gal. bbls.t; sales,
.700 gallons; receipts, 7 barrels;
hipments, 4 barrels; stocks 24,166
>arrels.
Rosin; (100-lb. drums), offerings
11, sales. 81; receipts, 52; ship
nen.ts, 305: stocks, 11.324.
Quote: B 5.05, D 5.12, E 5.65, F
i.75, G 5.79, H 5.81, I 5.81. K 5.85,
(/! 5.87, N 6.03, WG 6.28, WW 6.55,
< 6.55.
-V
N. C. POULTRY
RALEIGH, Jan.-24.— ‘R— fNCDA)
-Egg and poultry markets steady
o firm.
Raleigh;—US Grade AA large
rb; hens, all weights, 25 1-2.
Washington.—US Grade A large
:6 to 47; broilers and fryers 32.
-V
N. C. LIVESTOCK
RALEIGH, Jan. 24.—'fu-(NCDA)
-Hog markets steady ’to slightly
tronger with tops of 14.45 at
Hinton, 14.35 at Rocky Mount and
4 25 at Richmond.
-V——
NEW ORLEANS SPOT
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 24.—/*)
Ipot cotton closed steady $1.2c
* bale lower here today. Sales
! 284, low middling 17.35, middling
SI. 10. good middling 21.50, re
:eipts 1,179. stock 247,877.
--V
CHARLOTTE SPOT
CHARLOTTE, an. 24.— (/Pi—Spo
;otton 21.15.
-V
Kathleen Norris thinks out th(
scenes for h»r novels while she
Hays solitaire.
‘Death March’
Survivor
Cpl. Gerald G. Wade of Lewis
ton Idaho, was the first survivor
of the Bataan “Death March” to
join American forces invading Lu
zon Island in the Philippines. He
escaped from the Japs after cap
ture on Bataan, and lived in hiding
for nearly three years. During this
time he had little to eat but rice.
This month he slipped through Jap
lines into territory held by the
Yanks. (AP WirephotoL _
RAILROADS GAIN
IN STOCK MART
_
NEW YORK. Jan. 24.—hR'—Hail
j leaders advanced in the stock mar
ket today and a variety of other
I issues improved fractionally before
[the recovery move stalled.
[ The carriers, under a burden of
profit cashing and liquidation since
hitting 7-year peaks January 10,
have scored only two climbs since
that date, today and last Wednes
day.
Southern Railway, put on a reg
ular dividend basis Tuesday, pac
ed the move and was up 1 1-2.
Santa Fe. Great Northern. Dela
war & Hudson—which was up 1
3-4—and New York Central follow
ed.
Activity tapered, aggregating 1.
012,460 shares against 1,365,850
Tuesday.
Of 909 issues crossing the tape—
there were 948 Tuesday — today
saw 340 advances, 320 declines ano
249 unchanged.
The Associated Press index ol
6C stocks was steady at 57.8 with
the rail and industrial divisions
each up .1 of a point.
Doing better in the Curb were
Claude Neon. Lake Shore Mines,
Electric Bond & Share. Solar Air
craft, Cities Service and Fansteel.
Curb sales at 353,815 compared
with 355,855 yesterday.
Bond division trends were unev
en. Cotton futures reacted 35 cents
to $1.65 a bale.
EXPLOSION VICTIM
ELK PARK. Jan. 24.— W— Ruth
Turbyfill. 12. was a patient today
at Grace hospital, Banner Elk.
t for treatment of injuries of the
face and eyes caused it was re
ported, by the explosion of a bot
i tie of fingernail polish she was
warming on the kitchen stove at
her home
"plight |OS!S
the
CONTAINER PROGRAM
WARING
and his tuneful Pennsylvanian*,
jj CoasMo-Coast, Blue Network.
Remember this new time!
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Universal Military Training
For Youth-Do You Want It?
PEACETIME DRAFT—that hotly debated issue of the day—is to
night’s question on America’s Town Meeting. If it becomes law,
your young son or brother at 18 or on graduation from high school
must spend a year in military training. Those in favor call it the
best way to help prevent future wars—the only way to be prepared
if another one comes. Those against say it creates a huge military
caste, won’t prevent war, will lead to regimentation. A panel of
jejght high school students and two adults will discuss both sides
ofthis controversial issue tonight. Tune in! America’s Town Meeting,
sponsored by The Reader’sJJigesUVMrj^J-.M._
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