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WWJ Ole Foerch-M
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WXYZ— Radio achoolhouae
WJLB—Jewish Hour-V
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WJBK—Caechoelovak prog.
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WWJ -In Our Or-'ntor T
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W4ftD- Emma Otero M
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WJR —Musical.
WWJ —News
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THE SCANDINAVIAN SYM
PHONY SCXThTTY has made
preparation for its fifih and las'
concert of the season at- the
lonic Temple. Saturday evening
featuring selections from Sibel
ius and Tchaikovsky.
Charles Anderson. Scandina
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WCAR—News
WXYZ - Easter choir.
WJLB—Caldwell ttingera
WEXL*—Rumanian Bap'sl
WJBK—Elder Jlmereon R.
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WWJ—Organ Recital.
WCAR—Palvation Army
WXYZ—Plan*. Trio.
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WWJ Sunrise Service
CKLW—Pontiac Baptist.
WCAR Musi* ale.
WXYZ- Easter message
WJLB—Hungarian Church
WEXL—Grace Baptist.
WJBK—Dawn Class-R
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WXYZ- Lone picture*
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WIR Cabin Folk*.
WWJ—New*.
CKLW—*au Salute M.
WXYZ - World new*
WJLB—Flying Clouds-M
WFXL—Rev. Strandbergh
WJBK—Cumberl'd Churcn.
• :Ift A. M
W\\ l Anne Campheli-M.
WXYZ—On a Bu*-V.
• :Sfl A. M.
WJR—flnuim' Red A boys.
WWJ Word* and music.
CKLW—News Ace
WJLB—Mt Zion Church
WEXI/—Rev H Welnaierl.
WJBK—Lithuanian prog.
ll:4ft \. M.
WJR Muairal.
CKLW- Salvation Army M
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W)R Spirit *.f 42
WWJ Chamber Music.
JKLW —Bta rden horg-R.
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WXYZ Bum Theater
WJLB— Poliak -Hour-V.
WEXL/—First Nararene R.
WJBK— Hungarian Hr-V.
W4ftt> New
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W4AD Sarrmv Kaye M.
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WJR —Quiz of 2 cities
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W4ftD—J' t.n Hammond M
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WCAR Wl'A Symphony,
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W'R v v Philharmonic.
WWJ —Bob Kr*ker
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WCAR—Kvang tabernacle
WXYZ—Wake I p America ~
WJI R —Philh*rm >nlra-M
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W49D Philtisrm .nice -M
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WWJ—H V Kaitenhnro T
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W IRK Itauan Churcn
W 4kD — Male n .ar'et
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W' vlt Ns'aieu, I’liuii n
WXYZ W 1 trnt*erg Cr.llege t
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W4SD—(“atholic Hour.
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WJLB—Lithuanian prog-ki
W EXI/—R O. Blbla Society
WJBK—Jewish Mour-V.
I*:lft A. M.
WJR—Don Artiste M.
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WXYZ Rouge of Allies.
WJLB—(Jraek Church,
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WJR—Wings Over Jordan
WWJ—Tom Tarrta-T.
WXYZ—Huuthernatree-M
WJl.B—Violin and organ.
WEXL*—Rev. John Young.
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WWJ-VI and Vllma-M.
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WJLB—Naws of wash.
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W'JR—Newa.
WWJ—Bt. Paul Cathedral.
WCAR—WCAR •ervea-T.
WXYZ— Newe Acs.
WJLB— String ensemble.
WEXL— R. 0. Congrega’L,
WJBK— Serbian Hour.
11:1ft A. M.
WJR V. M hymn rtaaa
wi’AR-Family Worehlp-R
WXYZ—Dr J. F. Noma.
II :M A. M.
W'JR—Rev. John Zoller-R.
CKLW—Anglican Church.
W'JLB-Robert Royce-M
WEXL—Hiway lo Heaven.
WJBK—Hebrew Christian.
11:4ft A. M.
WJLB News
WEXL—Wayne Gospel
WJLB— Unde Nlrk-V.
W EXI/—Fellowship Club.
WJBK—ltalian Hour-V.
W’4ftD—Music,
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4:lft P. M.
WXYZ- St Bartholemew.
W 4#D—l*e# gweetland-M
4:3* F. M.
WJR—Andre Kostelanet*.
WWJ ijarrlliloo concert.
r'Kl.W—Church of the Air.
wcaß Setonce e*cural«rne.
WXYZ—Youth for Christ.
WEXL—Nat l Revival-R.
W'4»D-Timely topics T.
4:4ft P. M.
W'CA R— New*
WEXL—Pilgrim Hour-R.
Wl9D—Mala quartet.
• :aa P. M.
W JR—Family Hour
WWJ To be announced
cKLW* Hello children
W CAR—Talk on Hitler.
W'XYZ—Tonv Won* M
. W JLB—Dalian Serenade.
WJBK—Roeary Hour.
W tftD—Newa
WI4D-News
(1:1ft P. M.
W’WJ Ports of Pacific
KLW America singing
W< - AH-Herman Tno-M
WXY Z—OUvlo Senior*.-M.
W EXL—Rev. Thibodeau
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W'|9 D—Music
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WWJ American play#
CKLW Honored mueic
WCAR—i; A. Mannes-D
vt XYZ—Musical
WEXL—lmmanuel Goepei-
W»ftD—Music
Wivl) —Operetta Gem* M
4:4ft P. M.
WIR-W m 1.. Shlrer-T
vicar Shan •# »«•»* M
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WJR—Gere Autry V
WWJ JVof Jas Pollock
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W■' a K—ft or mother, dad
WXYZ—Pearson * Allen-T
W.lLß—B*«ike A People T
W ft.XL—Willing workers
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WJBK—Negro Artlsts-M
W4ftD —Prof Jas Pollock.
W49D—Books and Paopit.
• :4ft r. M.
WWJ—News.
WXYZ—Mrs. Roosevelt
WJLB —Towner orchestra.
WEXL— Meadowl n Chap.
W4SD—Music.
W4»D—Duo pianists.
7:OS r. M.
WWJ—Jack Bcnny-V
CKLW—Dat. Bibla Class.
WOAR—Newe
WXYZ—War Journal
WJLB —Catholic echoes
WEXl*—Door of Hope K.
WJBK—vinnieb program.
W 4 ft D—News
W4»D—Newe
1:li P. M.
WJR—Oerald L. K Smith.
WCAR— Novatlme-M
WEXL—Free Will Baptist.
WJBK—German Hour.
W4AD—Music.
W49D—Dinner concert.
I:J4i P. M
■ WJR—Guild Theater-D.
WWJ—Bandwagon M.
WCAR- Eventide echos*
WXYZ—Great Olldereleev*
1 WJLB—Echoes of Krln-V.
WJBK —Greek Hour-V.
W46D—Music
• W49D—Waltt«* of World.
I:4ft F. M.
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' WCA r Rev Welnsierl.
‘ WE vL,—Good News K.
W49D-Music.
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. A - JR—World news
WWJ Charlie McCarthy.
CKLW Music
ft M A. M.
WJR—Farm Forum-V
WJBK—Newe and muele
S;M A. M.
WWJ— Saiuta-V.
t’KLW—Happy Jo* V
WJBK—News and music
•:M A. M
WJR—Tim Doolittle M.
WXYZ—Reveille M
WJLB—Rise and Shin* M
WJBK —Newe and music
4:4ft A. M.
WJR—Musical
WXYZ—Front Pag* New*
7-tH* A. M
WJR—N*ws
WWJ—Yewn Club M.
CKLW—New* ere
WCAR- New*
WXYZ—Top o' Morning M
WJLB—News
WEXI.— Musical Pmgrsr*
WJBK—Newe: Harlem VI
1:1ft A M
WJR—Tango Time
CKLW— Happy Joe V
WCAR-Tunes 'n time-
WJLB—Rise and hhine-M
1:M A. M.
WJP. Mclodv Round'ip
WXYZ—Newe.
W JLB—Rev. C. Fieher
WEXl*—Newscast
WJBK—News an*t m :» •
I:4ft A M.
WJB—Haj.py Hank-V.
WWJ—New*
WXYZ Top **' momne
WJLB—Meditations
WP'.XL— Music
WJBJC—Treasur'd Mtlo-lie*
B W*. A M
WJR—New*
WWJ—New* Roundup
CKLW—New* bulletin*
.WCAR—New
WXTZ W*>r|*l news
- WJl.B—News Band mus.C
WEXI/—Family Cirri# R.
WJBK—New*
MONDAY AFTERNOON
li no XO<»> WJI R Hawaiian Memorie* WWJ— Store "•"* vth[B ,
WJR—Kate Bmith *peaks WEXL—Hawaiian Meiotie, victory T
VWJ Music
Cif! w khi' new! WlftD- Word* and m jsic. aJ LB Military music
Wcaß—New * * * *t Ur. M. WEXI/ Music program.
WXTZ Ni«i *r# WJR«*Ri| D WJBK—
DETK 01 T SUNDAY TIMES (THOSE CHEEKY SHOO)
SUNDAY EVENING
WXYZ American legion
WJLB—Greek Vtcfory Hr.
WEXL—Rev. H WelnalerL
WJBK—Rev. John Zoiier
W4SD—Symphony Hail M.
W4oD—Newa.
g ift P. M
WtftD—Gilbert A Sullivan.
ft-Stt F. M.
WJR—Crime Doctor-D.
WWJ—I Man a Family D.
CKLW—Voice of prophecy.
W'XYZ—Good Old Day# V.
WJl.B—Shiloh Temple R.
W4VD—ft.vening musuale.
• no r. M.
WJR —Fred Allen-V.
WWJ —Merry Go Round-M.
CKLW—OId Fash. Revival.
W’XYZ*—Walter Winchell.
WJLB—Rev. Robinson ,R.
WJBK—Kay of Truth
W4&D-Roloa at Nine-M
W'4*D— Latln-Amer. or«h
• in r. m.
WXYZ—Parker Famlly D.
ft.gft F. M.
WWJ —American Album.
WXYZ—Dear John-P
WJLB—Ft Haul # Church.
W 4.1 D—Music
W49D—Newa Roundup.
• :4ft r. 4*.
WXYZ—Dinah Shore M
WEXI.—OId Tim* Religion
W49D Robert Rovce-M
10 :00 F. M •
WJR—Take It or Leave It
W'WJ —Hour of Charm-VI
"■KLW Guest of Honor T
W'XYZ—Goodwill Hnur-T.
WJLB—Chrtstlan Mission.
WJBK Eva Victor.
W4sD—New#
MONDAY MORNING
SIS A. M.
WJR Muairal.
WWJ —Minute Parade M.
CKLW—Happy Joe V
we a IT — Family w-rship.
VXY7.- Page* of ftlelod\
WJLB—Church of Christ.
WEXL—Rev H. Wetniiert
WJBK-Morning Melodies
g:M A. M.
WJR Free and Easy M
WCAR Harry Horllck-M
WXYZ—Newa Ac*.
WJLB—Pollan Hour-V
VEXL On Wings of 8-. n
WJBK—Monitor Views-T
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WJR Muairal.
wraK —Revival R
WXYZ— Victor Lindlahr 1
WEXL Miss.on of l.lgtjt
A JBK—V*wal Vartelies.
• on a. M.
W JR— F/dltorlg Daughter D
WWJ—Revel 11# Roundup M
WCAR—New* Ace
WXY7/ Breakfast Ciub V.
W'KXL—Muaicki progjam
WJBK —News Arc
ft :IS %. M.
WJ R—LlOdga Is: Love
• W Merle Clark M
WCAR —Pumpernickel >.«:
W JBK—ltalian Bout-V.
ft :3a A. .M.
W JR —ln Harmony-D
WWJ—Lone Journec D
•KT.W- MrnU l.abhi»l-T
WCAR WCAR Bervew T
.YJBK—Polish Varieties.
ft :4ft A. 41.
W.iR Harvey A Dell.
WWJ Newrs Ace
J KLW—Woman • Pag* T.
1n on A. m
WJR -Valiant Lad\ D.
W'WJ —Bess Johnson D.
CKLW Newe a ft.
WCA R —New*
A
Columnist.
with
Convictions
and the
Courage
to Tell
Them
Ift:lt F. M.
WJBK— Del Bible Hour.
W4sD—Opera axcerpta.
to 40 P. 41.
WJR—Hermit's Cave-D.
WWJ Central Htfttion.
CKLW—Keep 'Em Rolling.
WJLB—Rainbow Hour-V.
WJBK—Trlump'nt Church.
W tsD—Cholf Loft M.
II :M F. M.
WJR—New*
WWJ—New*
CKLW—National News
WXYZ—Muele You Went.
WJLB OoodwlU.Hr.-V.
W4ftl>— News.
II :Ift P M.
WJR—They Live Forever.
WWJ—Science Excursion*
CKLW —Britain speaks •
WIND-—Cesar Kaerchlnger.
II :4ft F. 41.
WWJ—3 sheet* to wind.
CKLW Newsreel
WJBK—Dane# Time.
WtftD—3 ftheete tn Wind
II :4ft P. 41.
VJR Vaughn Monroe M
WXYZ Buddy Franklin M
WJ BN—Popular Rhythm*
11:00 MIDNIGHT
WJR Glen Gray M
WWJ—Newa and mueie.
CKLW—Newa.
W'XYZ—War new*
WJLB—Don Coa-M.
WEXL—Moonlit* serenade
WJBK-Corn til' Morn—M
19:1ft A. M.
CKLW—C.mga rhumba.
WXYZ- Gene Krupa M
WJI.B Midnight final M.
12:30 A. M.
WIR Geo Oleen-M
CKLW—Dawn Patrol M
WXYZ— Lm Davidson M
WXYZ—Edgar A. Gueat.
WJl.B—Ethel Wilhite R.
WEXL—Music.
I ft: Ift A. M.
WJR Ftorle* l’. ft love*.
WWJ—Bachelor a children
CKLW—In black and white
wcaß—Muele.
WXYZ—Dunkere' Club.
1ft:34l A. 44.
WJR —St epmot he r- D.
WWJ—Help Mate-D
CKLW—Mary Morgan T
WCAR—I-adr of Charm-T
WXY7. Newa flashes
WJLB—Great Waltae*
WEXL—Variety muele.
tft tft A. M.
WJR—Mra. Page-T.
WWJ—Road of Izlfe-P
WXYZ I've Got Your No
II ofl A. ft.
W'JR—Don Artiate-M.
WWJ—Mary Marlin P
CKLW—Rhythm. iom»nc*
WtJAß—News Ace.
W'XYZ—Divorce Orphan*.
WJLB- Flying Reporter
WEXL—Musical program
• ll :Ift A. M.
WIR —Brush Creek W’ay*M
WWJ—Happiness Right.
CKLW— Muairal Kitchen
WCAR—Htat# Reporter
WXYZ—Honeymoon Hill.
II :3ft A. M.
WJR—Bright Horiion-D
WWJ —Bud Barton-D.
CKLW- Melodv fttrlng*
•wcaß —Home folka frolle
WXYZ —John » Other Write
wrt/B—Mode# A Manner#
WEXI/—Dane* muale
W JBK—Betty Roberta T.
II :4ft A. 44
W JR—Aunt Jenny-D.
WWJ —David Harum-D.
CKLW— Melody Time
W XYZ - Ju»t Plain Bill-D.
WJLB Merle Clark M.
WJBK—New# roundup
Venus of Furs'
In Times Series
Nobody knows who she really
was . . . ypt she shocked society.j
friends and servant* with herj
famous eccentricities. She married;
three multimillionaire*; played,
solilaire on a carpet of SIOO bills;*
snubbed a queen; hid a fortune,
and sank a yacht.
This unusual person is the suh- i
iect of a series of two articles,
“The Strange Life of a Mysterious;
‘Venus of Furs.’ ” to appear in
The American Weekly with The
Detroit Sunday Times, starting
with next Sunday’s issue.
So packed with interest is the
series that the opening article has
been made the basis of a Front
Page Drama radip program, which
The Detroit Sunday Times will
sponsor over 13 radio stations in
Michigan and Ontario, next
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, the day of the program
differing on various stations, as in
dicated :
MKHKiAN
WFDF Flint, 9:15 p m , Friday:
„WASH-WOOD. Grand Rapids,
k p. m . Friday; WIBM, .laek
son, 9:15 p m.. p'riday, WJIM.
Lansing, 9:15 p m., Friday; WKBZ
Muskegon, 7:15 p. m. Friday;
WCAR. Pontiac, 2:15 p. m. Thurs
day; WSAM. Saginaw. 10:45 p. m .
Friday; WTCM. Traverse City,
7:30 p. m , Wednesday.
ONTARIO
(,'FCO. Chatham. 5:30 p. nr.
Thursday; CKOC, Hamilton. 1:15
p. m.. Saturday; CKCR. Kitchener.
8 p m., Thursday; CKCO. Ottawa.
6:15 p. in. Friday; CJCS, Strat
ford. 7:45 p. m., Friday.
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MAURICE EVANS plays
the title role in Shake
speare's tragedy, "Mac
beth,” which opens at the
Cass Theater Monday night.
American Painting
Exhibit at Institute
A GROUP of 14 American
artist*, including four from the
Detroit area, will each be repre
sented by five selected paintings
in the twenty-seventh annual
exhibition of American painting,
which opens at the Art Insti
tute Thursday even ng.
The four Detroit at lists who
have been invited to take part
in the exhibition are .John Car
roll, Zoltan Sepeshy, Carlos
pe/. and Sarkis Sarkisian.
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Gypsyßevue
Opens Fisher
Town Hall
rpuE Fisher Town Hall will
open its 1942-43 season in
the Fisher Theater October 14
with Ca.men Amaya, volcanic
Flamenco dancer, and her com
pany of Gypsy dancers and
singers.
World event? will he covered
by Eve Curie; Walter Duranty,
direct from 20 years in Russia;
Father Hubbard, “Glacier
Priest" of Alaska: Ernest K.
Findley, Pierre van Paassen,
Lei and Stowe. Krishnalal Shrid
harani of India, Arrhdukp Otto
of Austria and Hallott Abend,
newspaperman.
Paul Draper, noted tap
dancer, and Larry Adler, har
monica virtuoso, will present a
joint recital. Other entertain
ment features will be the Amer
ican Ballad Singers and Henry
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Scott, piamst-humori?* of stage,
concert ind radio.
Alice Ducr Miller, author of
“The White Cliffs of Dover,”
and Kathrvn Turney Garten,
“first lady" of book reviewer*,
will speak. Five more .speaker*
will bo announced.
★ TONIGHT *
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