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BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUM FEB. 10, 1946 27 AT THE ART GALLERIES Doctors Should Never Marry By LAURA M. WELCH tlipplare," Clna was talking to her-f self again. She was 1m walking i briskly down the corridor and down to the diet kitchen where he; ju.st remembered she'd promised old I Ul-S In A 1 I I ago, almost each of his ranvawt emulated one popular French modern painter or another. In his current exhibition, although "Clown Holding a Blackbird" brings to mind Van Dongen, and "Bather In MARY HAWORTH'S MAIL H.v.nhetl i Vu a Hetl- l.

I rr 11111. ntT Otn Branson. Whitnev Museum Annual of Contemoorarv Olive Robe" recalls Modlglianl, the i Hopiii, resents the way rich cynthiai lmmW( "tt h.riin poach her eg? personally, mtthiSnowden imoenously telephones Dr. Tim. ovuuie, no.

.11, won i iidiu, Tll-e was nhnnr. t.h wav othy Gordon. After a day, Timothyilor me to do the thing I nave to and Otna leave the hospital to get a bite. ri.r. 8 Gina did It that made it far more paintings on the whole glow with American Sculpture, Watercolors and DrawingsS-rThe nnintlno nn the u-hrvlo onw to eat across the street.

Ai thev o. Tim- palatable. "You Insist on talking nonsense, I new" Which Mr. TakiS has added lS of the other nurses, and aslta Otna. Soldier Is Listed as Dead and 'Widow' Remarries Now He Is Coming Home DEAR MARY HAWORTH Five years ago, at the age of 21, 1 married the man I love.

When this country entered the war, he was among the first to be drafted. Soon afterward I bore his child. In January of 1943 I received a dispatch SI is thls i right to find Lora finishing up the thought as a little child to paint, with such earnestness, 'the world which Chagall has built for himself with so much reUity. The mental millennium of the artist's mind gives solace to himself during his continued translations upon canvas of uora.i)uu8uraorai in a i oia lacty oaui. srie was now man, I have my career to think of; propped up with pillows, looking the way In which he exploits his past accomplishments.

Once again he proves that progress is the outcome of experience. Argent' Galleries A good gag enlivens any show. "Doesn't anybody ever believe In a Platonic friendship between a man and a woman?" Then he adds that he'a In a ipot and wants her advice. Cynthia has whirled him Into an "tin-derstandlne" and he Is afraid she con-jlders herself eniraaed to him. But he doesn't believe doctors should marry, par-ticularly since he ts due to enter the army shortly.

uicres a weauny biw wuu rosy and relaxed in her fresh bed Influence. you see?" jacket over her still heavy the War Department saying achieved are bound to be the best By A. Z. KRUSE The works in the annual exhibition of the Whitney Museum of American Art fill the entire ten galleries with contemporary American sculpture, watercolors and drawings. Because the show Is so large and, since the sculpture is more outstanding by far than the contributions In the other media, we shall dwell on that aspect of the exhibition.

The one discordant note Is struck by Alexander Calder's wire works "You mean If you married this; gown, her rather sparse short gTayihe had been killed in action everything he holds near and dear. I art or otherwise. "Her paintings Olna wonders whether Timothy really motny rea iy i i i I had an acci- Chagall had to come to Paris to Urn tha 1 I believes he shouldn't marry, she Is afraid gin you COUia Dccome a society nan neatly comoea ana pariea on; ouuie nine wiei Cynthia has him snared whether he want.vdoctor and start at the top rather the side. dental encoun- discover that he was the father Miumu surrealism. There Is a bit of lnno- without one says Lew Lehr, rnt esthetic adventure for you! ifttii vto next morning I at the bottom?" Lora took the tray, but the old ladv.ter with a for- makes a date with Cynthia tne idea' "tit 1 1 nodded at Gina, gave her a lookWr college but is forced to break it when a bus admit at times It has its revolting; which plainly said, "Please stay comment about a catalogue All 1.1.

(rlool. I1' lit Ul Ilia wuma nic oiwiftij Elaine Auch- 'possible in the difficult circumstances. Perhaps you are wondering If it I would be honorable to quit marriage to Paul, your friend In need, to go back to Dave, your first husband and the man you love. In my opinion Dave's rights as husband outweigh the overlapping claims established by Paul on the presumption that he was deceased. Essen istic, especially the colorful poem wreck sends live emereency cases to the side." and Send the Other one a wav." You could do It.

of course, Phil. I go Gina said. "I'll Hve hPr th.it08etner a 101 dramas "Concert Bleu, "Le Reve hospital. um neips and quiets nttie vie, Vm-t" orl "Tj. Ttminnet rie Ta I.nne mls- concentrates exclusively on a patient suffenne from mental atony Vert and he BOUquei ae j-fl Liline.

havlnj one throuah the buzt bomb rigamarole. We were tempted to touch that so-called mobile (cata You're attractive enough. And you're! tray. Lora. You may go," and months that not in love with me.

Never have down. followed and he Uonello Venturi's book on Chagall Z'? 10 lth finds her material in Timothv. ready-made been, never will be. been electrically charged. Clara Matisse Gallery publication Pasano, Dorothea Greenbaum, Min- and contains one full page In na Harkavy, Kreis, Laurent, Nevel-tuluJ V7 i-r 47 tially you are Dave's wife and Paul an innocently mistaken Interloper.

And if Dave is hurrying back to became very fond of my little girl and she of him. When he proposed early in 1944 I productions, with pages of text. "You are a sweet child." "You're pretty nice yourself," Gina smiled. She had a little prick of conscience because, after all, this was a waste of time and there were other Datients waitlns. "Strange that you should understand so little about a man, about love," Phil said moodily.

"But it isn't love. It's just Just propinquity," Gina threw the hateful word at him and said good It is obvious Gina Is much In love with Timothy and she thought he was about to kiss her mod night. Next morning she meets Phtl Chester at the hospital. He tells her of a polio ptdemic. Time files rapidly as the entire hospital staff works double duty to conquer the polio.

When It Is over, Cynthia calls Timothy, tells him he must go to her lodge with her for the remainder of the day. Phil asks Gina to drive out to Fern-cliff with him for the day. They have a lot of fun, but Phil constantly tried to lead the conversation to matters of love. nature, even if she has to travel to do so. "Curving Farm Road," which has more arbitrary design than her others, is her best painting.

Miss Auchmoody's canvases certainly echo her deep affection for the farm lands which she paints a manner of bold realism. Helen Shotwell is a well-trained painter who has elected to follow reclaim you your wish to be restored to him Is fortunate and as It i should be. But when Gina left she feltlccepMa To quote! "No doubt the senses and the feeling are powerful In Chagall; but Instead of being their slave he is able sufficiently to detach himself from them to regard them from the high level of his imagination." In this book Venturi Is in night. 'i n.n.iri were man tea in Beware Hasty Action next, morning eariy uina mC th Timothy met in Vic's room. The extra minutes.

The old lady In the circumstances you would son, Maldarem and scaravagnone are all top-notxh sculptors who are showing representative works. There Is some eloquent wood carving In Hovanncs' "Laundry Glickman's aluminum cast "Pearl Divers," although small, Is by no means overshadowed by the larger surrounding pieces; Goodelman's "Kin" Is an expressive opus in wood sculpture; de Marco's sandstone "Shepherd" epitomizes the life of a youthful saint; Nat Werner's portrait bust of Thomas Wolfe is an the William Chase tradition in at CHAPTER 9 vuuu ivwiuu ur: icanLi)j ivuay aiiUj there was a faint suspicion of mois-1 frequent times when she irritably I iron lpnr Timac trnov, pho irrUdh as a good Mnry Hcrv'orth have a moral obligation and per-ove, because haps some legal necessity to ncgo- truly great form. This book is a1," i'l 7-Vti if great word portrait of a great lUJ There had been a tense and tor- later stnriv. "Bottles." Is caver in 7 rulc UCT rJ it, woum oe quite we were all fond of each other and tiate with Dave as your bonafirie -mreu huut in rnii viiester voice, wrench for all of them Vie had en-1 oe one oi ner Deuer aays A. C.

A. Gallery Eleven o'clock was here before 1 'hcJB'11 my child needed a father, husband, In name at, least, even If uuuir aim i coiiscioiu, uiuito-, Gina pu8hwl aslde hls detaining dcared herselt to tne cntire hoso tal essary detail. "Two Man Camera h.nd ayni, stBrl(vI tn of tne nerselr t0 the cnllle llosPltal fiina seemed to have rirawn a 1 Kncw we C0U1Q 0e iiapPV. you snranic irom ins return and Miss I. Rice Pereira concerns her- self wholly with the underlying obviously completed from car, I Timn, iv.

m. breath. She remembered lust In I In due time I bore his child. But nnirh preferred Paul principles of design, as co-ordinated Jjf si In a flash he was around on the eyes quickly sought Gina's and he time and hurried to Vic's room toW I have had word that Dave Your regard for Paul suggests that exquisite character study. Zadkine's mv first husband, is alive and will he is a reasonable, kindly, man- witn radiation oi ugnt, even side to help her.

"I don't almost as quickly looked awav. isay good-bye. has to superimpose two or three "J0" imponant woik. attention, really." she! Then thev left, both nromisirw to Eleanor Curzon Irate so much attention, really," she Vic's aunt, was be home soon. I still love him and ly fellow.

So perhaps he will see at "II is a piece of exemplary cubist carving, polychromed from irmsof orthX S'N Jft and then Recent her t.rotne. aats in- ing on an overlife size scale. TZl? m. p. a.

i i varied landscaoe romDositions exe-i Lal'. nvvyu aiuunu er she attains luminous effects through come back at 11 to say goodbye. one of those buttoned-up people. 'want to go back to him. But what once what you are too confused by This was the time Mrs.

Curzon 1 gracious but coated over with a cold about my present husband? What conflicting sentiments at this time would call for her. veneer, a very young middle age; can I say to him? He is the only to grasp, namely: than in principle For a moment Gina and Timo- because of beauticians and an ex-father my little girl knows. And; Me field belongs to Dave. And the thy stopped in the corridor. Timo- pert masseuse.

we have been happy together. I feel crucial question is: Do you and thy said, "Very bad procedure, let- Both Gina and Timothy had mis-'obligated to him, anal of course the Dave still care for each other as of ting ourselves become involved emo-igivings as to little Vic's happiness baby is his, too. What can I do tojyore? If you do, Paul's only choice Durond-Ruel Galleries cuted with fine craft understanding. "Phil, please," Gina's voice urapnic Arris upporrumry the use of radiant paint. Further, she reduces this non-objective constructivism to Its least common denominator, after the manner of the Mondrian tradition.

While Miss Pereira makes no claims at being "Rclax, relax, I'm not going to kiss you." "All right." Gina stood there quietly waiting and after a moment while in her care tionally. But there it is." The Associated American Artists are holding a contest open to American citizens who are etchers, litho- make every one concerned as happy compatible with honor is to step as possible? J. D. I aside without quibbling a decision ille should reach without coaching. Problem Not Wtfes Alone.

About tne children while one is DEAR J. It will be helpful to his. both are yours, and the baby realize first off, I think, that each mast needs a mother's care. And if graphers, And wood engravers. In! he took his arm away.

ll "The personal element. always there," Gena returned. Timothy said, "Quite true. But the moment the personal element After the last good-bye had been said, after Gina's last kiss had been placed on the child's trembling lips and Vic was ensconced on the .1 4 l. Milton Avery is developing an art ef emphasis without wasting any efforts In roundabout techniques.

His latest watercolors really come off successfully. His method of extreme, simplification lends Itself far better to painting on the smaller scale. As if to furnish proof, the Paul Rosenberg Gallery next door Is concurrently showing Avery's large oils. Here, while the overall effect Is a cheerful maze of well-orchestrated color, singly, the themes do not seem to rate such oversized 5W? Vrh lhls competition of graphic! "It's like this," Phil began art' the wiU 13 cash hoarsely. "I'm more than halfway totaling $5,000.

The contest clods' in love with you. I simply enters, we lose a certain amount of I back of the lone limousine, with efficiency. Or so we are told." the uniformed chauffeur in front, of the two men has a responsibility Dave Is a good husband, presumably "Do you know, I've never and Timothy had another co-equal to yours, to meet the situ-j he can do as well in the tepfathrr i Lia jonJune 15, at which time the works mustn't let myself go all the rest plastic media. will nbrarl of the n.gv Mv lir hm Ivnn nlanned klivaein Anlloru (or 7k. HMaii 01 ''nat" moment together.

Timothy was anon in a spirit- oi warning to uo roie as rain nas done. So I think Niveau Gallery on exh lbitim for one month. jdown to the smallest de a 1 gre timcs whpn sl littlc. M.ithe righteous thing. Which is to you should proceed on the theory When a self-tauBht modern 1 nnot be ignored, as in Vic's case." member that Jamison family out 'say.

it isn't up to you to shout- that you will keep the children, giv- itive like Samuel Koch gets an 0p-1 at' il'- Then he quirked his brows upward past Buntyn?" drr the whole burden of trying to ins; Paul generous access to their canvases, a very new aireciions portunity to travel, ins excitation nm iu I i'iall(l demanded, "Follow out my. Gina did. She'd been district Fhape the most acceptable solution company, if he wishes. Now, ore have become more convincing this about his new environment propels American Artists, 711 Fifth but remained silent. Why was Phil perscription yesterday?" nitr.se for about a year.

She knew i following Dave's return. last word: Defer advance nlannina season because, in addition to their an urge for weightier tasks, to which iNw YorlrCity. "To the letter." mrW. nf Hip families livinc on the It is to be honed that both Dave until Dave arrives. You've hern nnaii talking to her like this? It wasn't nnrpcsnvv fnr nil thlc trt Ka Siaid "Good." I outskirts nf thp ritv.

mav need and (let's sav) Paul Will Ollicklv si Inner that, vnn iiKt mlftit rfk. L. I. Orators Selected i between them since she had never Oceanside, Feb. 9 John Moran of been personally Interested.

But Lynbrook High School, John Ingram Phil went on, "I've met lots prettier Gina had needed only one look your help." Timothy went on. i bring to the "facts as they dawn the cover, on remeeting, that you've be-at his dark face to know he'd fol- "Peter Jamison ts about as worthy attitude of considera- come strangers and that Paul is a lowed out his own prescription, born as they come." Then his face; tlon for others that you arc show-godsend, Just where he is, and that girls than you, Gina, girls even with She'd never seen him look better broke into a quick smile. "Have ing. If the three of you proceed to steps to legalize the present ar- of Malverne High School and Mary Hardenburgh of St. Agnes High School, Rockville Centre, have been His dark eyes were bright and the sort out the tangle from that basis rangement were best for all.

tired lines were gone from around: of civilized reaction, the results! m. H. decorative quality, they suggest more substance, Bignou Gallery Fifteen established moderns, Whose paintings are frequently featured in this gallery, have been brought together in an exhilarating group show. Enrico Donatl has quite sportively brought into being his "Gamboling Imps," a work of sheer abstract beauty in its form, color and rhythmic action. De Chirico, who waxes philosophic in his "Two Muses," has rendered them he grows equal with each fresh venture.

The provocative subject matter of New Orleans seems made to order of Koch. He sings the city's praises In color upon canvas, in the best solo show of his young art career. His "Patio and Gardens" and his simple "Park Scene" have the majesty of conception one finds in Henri Rousseau. Koch has no painter's tricks to which to turn; he relies altogether on intuition. Ferargil Galleries Mark O'Dea has taken to ex selected as zone finalists in the annual oratorical contest sponsored by the American Legion.

more personality, but still there's something about you that a man doesn't forget." Gina said to herself with a little laughing voice of scorn. "I know one man who doesn't find it hard to forget." Aloud she said, "Phil, you're you heard the news about the Trl-State Building out at the Fair Grounds? Cynthia has a most splendid Idea really constructive. Tell you more about it later." Some one needed Timothy then, so he hurried away. (To 3e Coptinued) BRIDGE By Harry J. Roth go right up with the ace, lead the queen of diamonds, picking up his opponents' trump and then play his three good spades, discarding the nis moutn.

"Nothing like a day off, Gina, to gain a perspective, you know." "A day and an evening," she reminded him, adding. "Too bad there wasn't a moon." Once again Timothy's brows quirked upward a little mischievously, "Do you know we really didn't Chinese Chorus to Sing Elsie Siegmelster. conductor of the Just dramatizing the situation. Girls queen and ten of hearts from dum- Potltv TSav "RIHcja Mrs. P.

American Ballad Singers, will pre- like me, the ones who have to work sent the Chinese People's Chorus on for their living, are being contln-Feb. 18 at the Hotel St. George iuallv lost in the shuffle." with the charm of a Greek classic pressing his botanist's fondness and under auspices of the Brooklyn Pro-! "But not you, my dear." Phil's, notice its absence? writes: "In auction bridge, if a play- rer can now cross-run er is doubled In a one-club contract I thTefhind and makes four, does that give him1. th dearer had led a trump before leading the spades East would No. The score below the line Is in 'HH the ace and would lead BUY V.

S. VICTORY BOXDS AND SAVINGS STAMfS fessional Committee for a Demo-voice was confident. "Look, the next "You wouldn't. with Cynthia cratic China. 'time we meet, couldn't you manage! shedding sweetness and light all over Janice Biala's "Qui Malaquais" holds understanding of flowers in paint.

Its own as an able landscape paint- ThLs he does in the same manner ing, even when in the company of used by George Bridgeman to draw the canvases of Dufy, Matisse, the human figure; that is to say. an Rouault and Soutlne. unswervingly anatomy-conscious Pierre Matisse Gallery Mr- paints each flower rierre miiw wnery hasjj5 nis awarcness When Stravinsky played before Lf Rs owth development and the Rimsky-Korsakov for the first time I variations of the ie His hih the latter put his hands over both) orientel prints is also av. oimoH "Pltrr nlavmtr SUNDAY, MONDAY A.M. RADIO PROGRAMS ,12 for one club, doubled.

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WNYC Maria Matyat. WHN Beyond Victory. WINS Nawai Mtlllt. 1:11 WNYC "The Houae. I Live In." WHN Newt.

WINS Muili Albura. 1H ENGLISH AND FRENCH XVIII CENTURY FURNITURE Silver Decorations EDGE, WILLIAMS, OTHERS Sal York. 1:11 WABC Arthur floor row. WOR "Aunt Mary." 1:29 WHN Newt: Gloom Oodg. are, 1:30 WEAF Adelaide Hawley.

WOR Alfred MeCann WMCA-Muele Box. 0:43 WEAF Mayor ef Radio City. Great Britain," WMCA. 9:00 Request Performance, Red Skelton, Spike Jones and His City Slickers, Lina Romay, C. Aubrey Smith.

Guests, WABC; Manhattan Merry-Go-Round, WEAF. 9:30 James Melton Show, Anamary Dickey Broekman's Orchestra, WABC; Album of Familiar Music, Donald Dame, Guest, WEAF; F. H. LaGuardla Speaks, WJZ; Double or Nothing, WOR. 10:00 Take It or Leave It, Phil Baker, M.

WABC; Hour of Charm, Phil Spitalny's All-Girl Orchestra, WEAF; Hockey, N. Y. Rangers vs. Chicago, WHN; Theater Guild on the Air, Zackary Scott, Ed Begley, Gueste, WJZ. 10:49 WMCA Brown Orth.

10:93 WHN Newest from vnrinua sources including property of TARAGANO ART GALLERIES AUCTION Fri. Feb. 15, 16 at 2 P. M. 1140 WABC Calmer, newa.

10:00 WABC Valllant Lady. WABC Betty Jneoko Shaw. WEAF "Great Slider. tleeve." WJZ "Sunday Fart." WOR Footer, newt, WMCA Ave Maria hi WEAF Newi, St. JOha.

WJZ-My True Story. WOR Newt. WMCA Newi: Mullt Bei WNYC Coniumor Newt. WINS Newi: Oorothy iay WEAF Newe WJZ-Newt; Niwt tf Tomorrow. WOR-Nowe, Elliott WHN-Nowireal Theater.

WMCA Newai Rota Oreh. WINS-Newe. AT ONCII WHN Voice et Proaheey. 10:30 We the People, Hildegarde, Anna Sosenko, Wilson, Wyatt, Guests, 10:19 WABC Light ot World 11:10 WABC Trout, newt. Attractive WINS David Rata Raeerit.

1:41 WOR Fttltod lewle. WNYC Newt, WEAF Lara Lawien won Brule B-erty. EXHIBITION Monday, Feb. 11th. until siile (9:30 A.

M. to 5 I WABtj; Meet Me at rarity's, Harry Einstein, Betty Rhodes, Opie Cates Orchestra, WEAF; Hollywood Theater, WOR. Whan there le no Metlnt for a ttatlcn prcreditii proiram la on tba air a aa rf 3 If ''J II FIRST EDITIONS AND OTHER BOOKS FROM TWO LIBRARIES Sale 0eL n-ia ai a 7 P.M. TO 10 P.M. WINS comer! Hell 11:13 WABC Report From Waihington.

WEAF Ceeet seerentnoer WJZ Vera MlMrv. innai. WOR Newi. Wrethei 8 A.M TO 12 WABC Thta Mia. WEAF-Jark Srnny ahaw Snlrt Canttuctcd bv I.

P. O'REILLY W. A. SMYTH W. II.

HEILLY 11:30 WFAF-Paolfii story. WABC i ten 'n I ewrenee. WJZ Peilon Orrh. WOR Htmher Orrh. WMCA Kryftoeiit Fenteiy WMCA Nrwe: Real i.lele WNYC Mining Pertone.

WtN RertlnoM qellle 13:03 WNYC-Midita, Symaltony, IMS WMCA Newe. WIZ-Newt. WABC Trantatlantle Call. WiAF-Robert Merrill dhow Plana plavhnuoa. WOR "The WIZ Pearlon.

New! WOR Ooeratie Revue. WMCA Nrw; "Eehoet ef Broadway." WHN Andre 3-1 p.m. Opening Similar, Ffh. Ht, 5th Exhibition 10:00 WABC ChiireH ef the WEAF Rente Pulllt. ef larael WOR Newt.

Faen hh Biota Cum WMCA Newe: Mulleat Teartlrv WNVC Creel Oa'rao WINS Newt: Planolomea. IVIS Frank Klngiton. A Rellileue Newt 10:30 WAR' Wlngt Over jordon, WEAt -ChllBrrn't Hem Wit WOR "Cttanlaln Jim." WHN Mm line Beraneite. WNYC Maitirworn Hour. 11:43 WINS Mn.n, WINS-Newe: Band al Wk.l WOR-Hookloi LEARN CARTOONING-1 im wtar Bill Henon snow, gj.go WEAF Newi CHILDREN (3 VMHs and I P) MY VERSION or "iioccinr B4ul an tha tnginal book fev Cillmll IS NOW IN REHEARSAL Mv nuplle are alaraye trained for a eprrifir arttvity In anneAr before the public, tn rh'ldren'a muairala, playe and radln prngrami.

Svbircit: SIS(ilSGTAP BAl.UT and DRAMATICS FREE AUDITIONS Apply fn Fri. 2 to 7 P. M. S'nturilovil II A. M.

to 2 P. M. WILLIAM CUTTY, Producer C.Bi. RADIO THEATRE BLDG. (APPLY SUITE 16B7 BROADWAY tSSrdtit N.T.C.

Muili by TOC 1:30 WIZ Newi, Gardiner, With a Leading Cartonnitt BURNE HOGARTH Mtitleele. WHN-Hour af Chamalone. 1:00 WABC Newt; Orion. VlAI -Nriet Oraea. (I- Howl.

WOR Along the Trail. Hoe t. WHN Choral Mikii. NrC Net: ator WINa Oraeo Hofertea. 15 WINS Ratrett Heart WJ2 rem later 8:30 WEAF Boone Countv, WJt Coffee Coneerta.

WOR Nrwe. ((en WMCA Newt; Mornlna fterenade. WHN-Blbll HturtT. WINS Chamber etutle. WABC Johmon Femlly.

WEAF Boone County. WOR Lorreine Bhrrwood. WMCA Chrletlai aatenee won Newt. Illlott. WMCA "8ho Itloaaert.

The Art of Portrait B. F. D0LBIN FRED STEIN Oratotnjj Pfiolourrijjfii THE TRIBUNE 100 W. 42d St. Cor.

6th Ave). aih Avf. Subwny Arrrlr, rlownntalra In the bulldlm of SchulteOnar Bto: 1:00 WABC enured af tha Air. WMCA-Net: Stye Orth. of "TARZAN" fame Now is the tlmfl to vet Inio tht cartooning field! Lnarii th technique of newspaper and magazine Shrednlk.

WBAC N'i: Mrlntyre Or, WJZNrw: Light Orrh. WOR Newi; Heyll Oreh. WMCA Niwt. WHN-Muill tt Raao It WINS lga eft. WMCA Unity Viewpoint WABC Cellowoy Orth? Won Barry Orrh.

12:30 WABC Kruno Orth. WEAF-Crelg Orth. WIZ Mrlntyre Oreh, WOR Elgert Orth. WMCA "Muili lor Oreemlng," whn atom Final. WINS Mueia, 140 WABC Blond la.

WEAF Ceil Daily Shot. WJZ-Bull Kldt. WOR Newt, Elliott. WMCA Edgar Mowrer. WHN Moodi In Mutla.

WINS-MlPagg Trie. 7:49 WOR Mai Lerner WMCA "Tha Moil tar Your Monry." 1:00 WABC Beulah Shea). WEAF Bergen Show. WJZ Symphony Oreh. WINS Mutla.

10:41 WMCA-Mutla Stylltta. WINS Muile. 10:53 WHN Newt. 11:110 WABC Newt. WI2-Fltrgeralda YJtsrflL fjltoona comic trtp nl caricature advertising 7 fnmln illu.troilnnei WNYC Metropolitan Review.

10:23 WIZ-Newi: Bitty Crorker WHN Nrwl- r.tonm Oortg. era. 10:30 4BC Romonee el le-yn Wlnten. WFAF.Rnen at k'fa WNYC B. C.

newt. WiZ Churrh Hveonl WINS Star parage 10:43 WABC Barhelor'i Chlld'l WEAF Joy.e Jordan WJZ Llia Sergio WNYC Mulleal Comrdy Memoriel 11:00 ABC Amanda. WFAF-Warlng She. WJZ Breakfait Inlarvlawa WOR Nrwi. Roblnion.

WNYC Newt: Nutrition. WMCA-Newl; Mulii Boi. WINS Nrwl! Muili. Hill WABC Seiond HulDaod. Won Telle.

Tort. WINS Org en Mooda. 11:30 WNYC Muiltai Snuvrnlra. 11:23 WHN-Newi: Bloom Oodg. or I.

11:10 WABC "A Women lie. WEAF Barry Comeraa WJZ Home Edition WOR-Toke It Eoiy WMCA-Newl WINS Bmnrh with Buddy. 11.43 WABC Aunt Jenny. WEAF-nevig Haruna WlZ-Tod Melona WOR Vittnr LlndHltr. WMCA "Thli Wnnun i World WNYC Heelth Talk.

MrW WHN Wrathor li.UO WABC Rate Smith. WEAF Newi, Qoditerd. WIZ "fllameue Manor.1 WOR Nrwl. Von. INS Newi; Time artary.

WMCA Newt; "Campbllll Are rming." WHN'Werld If Neea." WNYC Midday Synphaa). wiar-Ea Hartlhy. "Ill Newt, Kennedy OR Canary Pet Show. WMCA-Nawai Sunday llttta. WMN-ytd(loh faring WINS Barltoaea Betlle.

1:11 WEAF Amenta united. WJZ Orion wellea. WOR Ilka Chaea WMN-Glllmer. newa. WNYC Treaiurv Talk.

WABC Problemi ot Peaea. ey fcAF-Reuno 'ante WMCa-varleh shew WIZ Semmy Kave. WOR Swretheatt rime. WHN-Hlrry Hfrihflelr). WNYC Harold Kohnn, RADIO REPAIR ajtsOb Claim: SATURDAYS ONLY (Morning Afttrnooni) eS 12:45 Won Piiifjpnll Orth.

COPMAN Rtccnt Palntlniji Frhruary 11 March 2 A. C. A. GALLERY 61-63 E. 57th Nw Yotk Cily IS A Blind Business U-JS WEAF Newt WIZ Showraie, WHN Nrws.

Features On CARTOONISTS ILLUSTRATORS CENTER ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON SCHOOL t4 W'eol 80 N. V. C. SC. 4-83M Other Stations WOR "Snow Vllltgt Rltetehei." Or, WHN Bare to God.

WIN-- Roiael tetterneele 11:03 WBC Blue Jarkel choir. 11:13 WMCA Show Oreh. 1 1 M0 WOR "Let'l GO." 11:30 WAQC Invitation tt Learning WEAF Nrwi. MrCirthy. el f-oilh WOR-Oorothy A Dlik WMCA Horn Kahhlert WHN-Cevalry Chtireh WNYC Young Amerlian ArtKle.

11:43 WFAF-iolitalr Time. WMCA Hela Wanted. MONDAY I IVO- 1:43 WABC Edward R. Murraw. Proeram.

WNVO Newa. 1:00 WABC Newa. WEAF Newa Rflundiia. 1 1 Correioondeflte WOR-Uml, Oon. WMCA-Nrwtl Mulla Land.

WKN-Cliurrli of air. WNVO-Meitoroort Hetv WINS lilfrlm Hour, ill WABC Oraan Mutla. WEAF-Slory It Order WJZ On a But. 1:30 WEAF Sonet for Rtrlngt. WOR Radio Chaaol.

WMCA Newt. WINS auniet Quartet. WHN Sthta Auilllerlara WABC Ntw Vel'ei. WEAF O. A Miner.

WMfA Conrert Stmt, WINST. Dtltey Retvde. MS WJZ-Ntwt. 7 A.M. TO 12 M.

Irllh Hour. 10. 00 On the Swing side. II IV (In Wlnge ol Song, li 0u "Symglionte Il.iilio llo pairs Inspection or immcilinlt ti'ft (all l2-210K riiRFKCT KADIO SERVICE 20 YEARS KNOWING HOW 1207 CORTELYOU ROAD wmmmvmmmmmmmmmiim WHEN YOU CALL ON USI 1. give an estimate give an itrmuet) bill F.

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I rm Mmle you Went. 10-00 Gnndmen Orrh. Matlnaa. ANNA NEAGOE PAINTINGS Feb. 11th through Feb.

23d Norlyst Gallery fc. 59 W. 56th N. Y. C.

WHN-Ornnlt Slngt. I '33 WJZ-Nrwi. Gunn. 2:00 WABC Rradrri Olgeo. WEAF Harvait ef Stare.

WJZ Dorothy Claire, longi. WOR-Hewallaa Color Magli. WMCA Newe; Melody Mia. WHN Robert lowlt, WINS Mulla, Ml WOR-loreaa Celtbrlty Album. :00 WARC Arthur Godfrey WEAF Newi.

WIZ Newi. WOR Newi. Illlott WHN Art Brown, WMCA "Seven a'Clael Soeilal." WNVC Newlt Symahony, 12 M. TO 4 P.M. WARC-Cholr ana Orgaa.

WEAF-Eteraal Light. WII-Rorgla Butler, aYOR-Slwt athea. oj Meiodlee of Old Vienna. 0 03 Svmpheny Hell. pf Celebrltlet, lliva Hour at lymhenj.

WINS-Newe. Muiiiat 'et. J.01 WtAF-Sill Hereoa Show..