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Backstage Wilt
Stelle Dallas
Round the Clock Nows Lerenie Jones
Ift o Hit
The Fun House
Sky King
Nows; Pets; Mossoy
Louise Massey; Sports
Earl Godwin
Singing Sim
Whoa a Girt Merries
Portia Feces life
Jest Plain Bin
Front Page Ferrell
Hews; Leif EM
Edwin C. Hill; News
Elmer Davis
Relexin' Time
{Youth Asks Govt.
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America's Town Meet
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Chamber Music Hour
• Classical Music
What Do People Think
Summer Serenade
News. Evans
Hour of Dreams
Lee Dayton
Yeaeg Widow Prawn
Dream House <
Novelette,- Bergman
3-Star Extra—News
Supper Chib
News at the World
Travelairs «
Mel Torme
Comedy Program
Carmen Cavallaro
Musical Show
Harold E. Stassen
Call the Polite
Drama
Corliss Archer
Comedy Series
People Are Funny
Art linkletter
News—Sport:
Morton Downey
Jack Fine Or.
"TiTGO News—Nocturne i News—Music
Adventure Parade
Tom Mix
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Mike Hunnlcutt
Boh Knight Show
Washington Today
National Moendial
Two-Ten Baker
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Fulton Lewis
Johnson Family
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Inside at Sports
Mysterious Traveler
. Drama *
Official Detective
; Billy Rose
Gabriel Header
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The Lone Wolf
" Bill Henry
Art Brown Show
Voice of Washington
D. C. Today—Sports
Gramps Hillbilly Show
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Hews—Betti Allan
Betti Alin Shaw
Mask Kin
Mute Hill
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Bib Wolff
Music Hill
Hews^-Musk Hill
Music Hill
Hiws—Songs
By Sinitci
Magic if Musk
Hews—Symphony
Symphony Hour
News Roundup
Smtimintil Journey
Swnt n. Swing
Niws—Lowi Privuis
Lowe—Wakeman
Hiws—House
House Tbit Jock Belli
Harold Jickson
Hiws—Harold Jickson
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All-Spirts Hindi
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All-Spirts Hindi
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Ind of tki Doy
MOOKc.
Hint Hunt
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Mirk Evans
; Hml Market
Wakeman—Hiws
Suppir Club_
Disc Jockey Winner
Hitir Donald
Sin Kiufmin
Sports Cimiri
Hiws—1450 Club
1450-Club
Hews; Around Town
Around Town
1450 Club
1450 Club
1450 Club
Guist Stir
Viriitkns Thtm
Lun Abler
Tbi Fid Fiidir
Eric Siviriid
Hiws, Shidel
Spirts—City Disk
liwill Themis
Ouki Ellington Show
Beulah
Jack Smith Show
Club t5
Hiws, Murrow
Mystery Thntir
Dnmi
Mr. ind Mrs. Norm
Ditoctivi Storks
Wi the Hiopli
Dwight Wiist,M.C.
Hit thi Jackpot
Quiz Show
Cabin B-13
Mysteries
Jack Fins Or.
Hotiolit, Howl
Spirts—Moondiil
Moondlal
Eddli Gallaher
Hiws—Mondial
HIGHLIGHTS TONIGHT.
Radio.
8:30, WMAL—"Are the Congres
sional Spy Investigations Serving
the National Interest?” Discussion
participants are Senators Ferguson
and McGrath, Representative Mundt
and Editor Jonathan Daniels.
8:00, WRC—Harold E. 8tassen an
swers President Truman's Labor
Day address.
8: SO, WMAL—The American String
Quartet offers Mozart’s "Oboe’’
quartet and Brahms’ "Quartet in A
Minor.”
Television.
7:00, WTTG — Harmonica Player
Stan Fisher appears with Alan Dale.
8:00, WNBW — Eve Arden, Jack
Pearl and Herb Shriner are the
stars of the “Star Theater.”
9:00, WTTG — The operation of
the Air Force's remote-controlled
"drone” planes demonstrated; mu
sic by the Air Force Band from
Mitchel Field.
9:00, WMAL—Movie Actress Joan
Caulfield and Lowell Thomas visit.
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Town Clock
Jin Gibbon
Noon Clock
Tow* Clock
Jin
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Tow* Clock
Jin Gibbon
News—Clock
Tow* Clock
Breakfast CM
Don McNsill
My True Story
Story; Crocker
Betty Crocker
Listening Dost
Brookfut In
Hollywood
Ruth Cmo: "The
Modern Women”
Nows; Bill Horson
Bill Horson
Newt Wright
Bill Horson
Nows; Bill Horson
Bill Horson
World Rounds*
Bill Horson
News; Bill Horson
Bill Horson
News; Bill Horson
Bill Herson
Nancy Osgood
Nelson Olmstoad
Fred Waring
and Company
Road ol Lite
Joyce Jordan
This Is Nora Drake
We love and Learn
Jack Berch Shew
Lora Lawton
Nows, Evans; ” "
Tod Molono
Welcome Travelers
Nows; David Brinkley
Look to This Day
Johnny Bradford
Baukhage Talking
Broadway Melodies
Round the Tdwn
Johnny Bradford
Johnny HID
Ethel and Albert
Bride and Groom
Ladies Be Seated
Second Honeymoon
Liston to This _
Robert McCormick
Believe It or Not
Double or Nothing
Today’s Children
Light of the World
Life Can Bo Beautiful
Ma Perkins
Young's Family
Right to Happiness
Backstage Wlfo
Stella Dallas
Round tho Clock News loromo Jones
It's a Hit Young 'Widow Brawn
— TOMORROW'S PROGRAM
Art Brow*
Voice tf Wishlnglon
Art Brow*
John Ball Show
Mike Hunnicutt
Foodcast
Betty and Bob
Hoart'j Desire
Mows—Jerry Strong
Jerry Strong Show
Nows—Jerry Strong
Jerry Strong Show
;Milto* 0. Ford
News—Jerry Strong
Jerry Strong Show
News—Jerry Strong
Jerry Strong Show.
News—Jerry Strong
Jerry Strong Show
News—Jerry Strong
Jerry Strong Show
News—Curtah Call
Betti Allen Show
News—Band Stand
Band Stand
Howard Williams ^
Nows—Band Stand
Band Stand
Howard Williams
News—Music
Crawley; Dewotiees
News—Ford
Miltaa Q. Ford
News—Ford
Miltaa 0. Ford
News—Ford
MiHoa 0. Ford
Barnyard Jamboree
Missing Persons
Tune Inn
Willis Conover
Tun* Ina
News
Bill Jenkins
News; Bill Jenkins
News; Bill Jenkins
Bill Jenkins
News; Mark Evans
Mark Evans
Naws, Mahoney
Sundial, Godfrey
World Naws
Sundial, Godfrey
Eddie Gallaher
News of America
Gallaher; Factfinder
Home Service Daily
Nancy Dixon
At Your Service
The Godfrey Show
The Godfrey Shew
Grand Slam
Rosemary
les Higbie, News
Kate Smith Sings
John Ball Show
Queen for a (lay
Mike Hunnicutt
Bob Knight Show
News, Bill Gold
Bing Crosby
Luncheon With
Jerry Strang
News; Anything Gees
Anything Goes
News,- Anything Goes
Anything 6o*s
Tallo-Test
Lunch at 14S0
Name the Singer
All Sports Pared*
Tony Wakama*
All Sports Parade
Tony Wakeman
Big Sister
Ma Perkins
Young Dr. Melon*
The Guiding Light
News; Anything Goes
Anything Goes
News—Betti Allen
Betti Allen Show
Musk Hall
All-Sports Parade
Tony Wakaman
All-Sports Parade
Tony Wakamaa
All-Sparts Parade
Tony Wakama*
All-Sperts Pared*
Tony Wakeman
All-Sperts Parade
Teny Wakama*
All-Sparts Parade
Tony Wakamaa
Wendy Warren, Nam
Aunt Jenny
Helen Trent
Oar Gal Sunday
Second Mrs. Burtoa
Parry Mason
Nora Drak*
Evelyn Winters
David Harum
Hilltop House
House Party
" "; Holly
Hint Hunt
Mark Evans
News
TELEVISION TODAYi WNBW (Chnnnal 4), WWTG <Channel 5), WMAL-TV (Channel 7).
5:00.
WMAL—Previews and Musle.
5:15.
WNBW—Coming Attractions.
5:30.
WMAL—The Singing Lady.
WNBW—Puppet Playhouse.
WTTG—Concert Hall.
6:00.
WMAL—Dinner Music.
WNBW—Film Featurette.
WTTG—Small Fry Club.
6:30.
>WNBW—Gene Archer’s Music
Shoppe.
WTTG—Russ Hodges.
6:45.
WMAL—Film Features.
WNBW—Newsreel; Coming
Attractions, 6:53.
WTTG—Walter Compton,
7:00.
WMAL—News and Views.
WNBW—Washington Newsreel:
Johnny Bradford, 7:05.
WTTG—Alan Dale Show.
7:15.
WMAL—Garden Hints.
WTTG—Film Shorts.
7:30.
WMAL—News. ’
WTTG—Meet Mrs. Markel.
WNBW—Your Weather Man, 7:35;
America Song, 7:40.
7:45.
WNBW—Newsreel Theater, 7:50.
WMAL—race the Music.
8:00.
WMAL—Telestars of Tomorrow.
WNBW—Star Theater.
WTTG—nils Is Your Air Force.
8:30.
WMAL—Film Features.
WTTG—Film Shorts.
9:00.
WMAL—We the People.
WNBW—Capital Citizen.
WTTG—News.
9:30.
WMAL—On Wings of Thought.
WNBW—Washington Newsreel.
10:00.
WMAL—Film Features.
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WRC-FM—'93.9 Me., Channel 230.
5:30 a.m. to 1 am.
WASH-FM—97.1 Me., Channel 246.
4:67 to 11 p.m.
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W6AYFM—102J Me., Channel 272.
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WBUZ-FM—96.7 Me., Channel 244.
WARL-FM—105.51 Me., ^Channel 288.
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