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radio WMFD—140Q-KC WILMINGTON ! Sl NUAV. FEBRUARY 25, 1944 - 1ftIt0urch Gou v„,, s Summary. 6 pen’ecostai Church. q-OO—-Blue Correspondents at Home and Abroad. c_Coast to Coast on a Bus. ’^tstricUv' cm^the^Record. I'1 TXvenue Methodist church. ‘lo^BKi. Networks Weekly War Jour !2.,0 p“ m.-Andrini Continentales. 12 .. fit Orchestra. ‘i Sfciir,.! K Kennedy, News. ■ ' r, Kicks Reporting, f .rs . Kaye's Tangee Serenade. Sunday News Extra with George Gunn. , Fashioned Revival Hour. JiJtcSrluite Greenwood Show. tSCups Hattie. r.SlDsrt, iur Dough 1 ^Andrews Sitters Show. ’,, , small Revue. i'Z Mi. opolitan Opera Presents. •’£ p.'.l Radio Hall of Fame. Pearson and the News. Gaiuner—News. HtGre.nMeld Village Chapel Service. 5:rHmo( ■ Music 5 .... I.,, f. Brown—Stop or Go. «:;iljetie.i'» Journal with Walter Win , U-Hodywood Mystery Time. gXs-Jimnr. Fidler. in:00—The l.ife oi Riley. 20:30—Oue Foot m Heaven. OVER THE NETWORKS Si NT)AV. FEBRUARY 25, 1944 Eastern War Time P. M. Thanks «n programs as listed due to "corrections by networks too late to incorporate •9 tft—The Paul r.avalle Concert — nbc Tran*-Atlantic Call, Exchange — ebs and His Continentales — blu i utheran Half-Hour Services — mbs r 45-Stopak Concert Orchestra — blu 1;00—Fifteen-Minute Newscast — nbc T,:p church of the Air Sermons — ebs ! b Kennedy in Comment — blu S'? '.fv Dixon iii Commentary — mbs 2 T—America United—A. F. of L. nbc ; George Hicks From Overseas — blu ; S r g Canaries Program — mbs-basic K f t;, of Chicago Roundtable — nbc 'c; if .t Speaker for 15 Minutes — ebs Sac 111v Kaye's Serenade; News — blu IMechve MyMeries. Dramatic — mbs 1 4 -Ed Murrow':- Commentary — ebs 2 00—Those We Love, Drama — nbc Tne Matinee Theater, Dramatic — ebs 1 Chaplain Jim. U.S.A.. Drama — blu Skv Riders. Servicemen’s Quiz — mbs 2to—John Chas. Thomas & Song — nbc News of World: OJin Downes — ebs National Vespers \ ia the Radio — blu A Sunday Afternoon Comment — mbs 2 4 The Canary Pet Program — mbs 3:00—World's Parade, Max Hill — nbc N. V. Philharmonic Symphony — ebs T. - Charlotte Greenwood Show — blu Roosty of the A.A.F.. Comedy — mbs 3;GO—Official Hour by the Army —- nbc Ethel Barrymore’s Miss Hattie — blu Nick Carter Detective Drama — mbs 4 (JO—Darts for Dough. Quiz — blu-west Jt is Set to Music—blu-Nevv England Your America. Variety, Guests — mbs 4 ' Music America Loves Best — nbc Nelson Eddy Concert & Guest — ebs The Andrews Sisters Program — blu What's Name of the Song Quiz — mbs J:00—NBC Symphony, Ormandy — nbc Family Time & Patrice Munsel — ebs Mary Small m a Music Revue — blu Let’s Face the Issue, a Forum — mbs 5:30—Metropolitan Opera Presents — blu Tiie Shadow, Mystery Drama — mbs 5:45 Bill Shirer in Commentary — ebs 6:00- The Catholic Radio Service — nbc Adv. Mures of Ozzie and Harriet — ebs i Haii of Fame. Paul Whiteman — blu Quick as a Flash. Quiz Show — mbs 6:30—Great Gildersleeve Comedy — nbc Fanny Brice & Comedy Show — ebs Upton Close and His Comment — nibs j 6:45—Dick Bro.W-t with His Song — mbs 7:00—Jack Benny Comedy Variety—nbc Kate Smith Hour for Variety — ebs Drew Pearsoh and Commentary — blu | The Cleveland Orchestra Hour — mbs 7:15—News Summary for 15 Mins. — blu 7:30—The Bandwagon Orchestra — nbc Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly M. C. — blu 8:00—Chas. McCarthy, E. Bergen — nbc Biondie-Dagwood Comedy Skit — ebs Magazine Theater and Guests — ebs The Greenfield Chapel Service — blu j A'exander & Mediation Board — mbs 8:15—Dorothy Thompson’s Talk — blu 8TO— One Alan’s Family. Drama — nbc Crime Doctor. Dramatic Series — ebs Stop or Go with Joe E. Brown — blu 8:4")—Gabriel Heatter Comments — mbs 8 M -Five Minutes News Period — ebs 9:00—Sunday’s Merry Go Round — nbc Waiter Winchell Broadcasting — blu Horizons; Sunday Concert Show—mbs 9:!.'—Hollywood Mystery Theater — blu 9:30—Album of Familiar Music — nbc James Melton, Alec Templeton — ebs Cedric Foster’s War Comment — mbs 9:45—Jimmie Filler's Hollywood — blu The Jerry Cooper Show of Song—mbs 10:00— Phil Spitalny & Girl Orch. — nbc Phil Baker Take It or Leave It — ebs 1 Life of Riley and Wm. Bendix — blu i Earl Wilson Talks Broadway — mbs ! ]0:15—Walter Hampden, Leonidas — mbs 1 10:30—Comedy Dramas. H. Llovd — nbc j We the People, a Guest Show — ebs ' One Foot in Heaven. Dramatic — blu 10:45—The Columbus Boys Choir — mbs 11:00—Variety and News (2 hr.) — nbc News, Variety. Dance (2 h.» — cbs-blu Music Depreciation: Ore. (-3 h.) — mbs -V Martial Law Declared In Captured Craiova MOSCOW, Feb. 24.—(Jp)—Martial la"' has been declared in the Ro mati'an town of Craiova, dispatches reaching Moscow said today, amid protests and demonstr ations against the government of Premier Nicolae Radescu. Craiova’s streets leading to the main square and all roads into the town have been blocked off and Peasants bringing produce into the town have been turned back, these reports said. The newspaper Romania Libera *as quoted by the Russian news agency. Tass, as saying the Demo cratic front council had protested sharply against “provocative ac tions.’’ Protest meetings have been netd by Democratic front groups throughout the country, but their activities have been principally in Bucharest. GREEKS COLD ON TURKWARENTRY ATHENS, Feb. 24.—(/P)—Greeks, fearing that Turkey’s declaration of war against Germany may re sult in claims to at least some of the Dodecanese Islands, took a cold view’ today of the Turkish entry into the conflict. (Ankara dispatches said that t< e of the most likely military results of Turkey’s declaration w'ould be Turkish assistance in cleaning up German-held islands in the Aegean, including the Dodecanese, which lie of the Turkish coast and were Italian before the war. The re mainder of the island-dotted Ae gean' is largely Greek.) Greeks are convinced that the new turn of events will cloud post. W’ar territorial settlements in the Aegean area, where Greece is in tent on holding her own against all claimants. There was no official comment from the foreign ministry. The usually well-informed news paper Anexartisia quoted Turkish, quarters in Athens as saying that Turkey would send a division to the western front to symbolize her participation in the Allied cause. _-—v-— STELLE TO ATTEND LEGION CEREMONY John Stelle, of McLeansboro. 111. and former governor of that state will attend the dedication of the new American Legion home here March 3. A former member of Company Hath Machine Gun battalion, com manded by the late Capt. Thomas J. Gause,’ Mr. Stelle will arrive in Wilmington March 2 to attend the annual dinner of Company C. Anniversary dinners usually are held in March 29. the actual date of the organization of the company, but the date has been moved up for this year only so that Mr.Stelle may attend. Approximately 43 members of the Original company living in Wil mington and vicinity are expected to attend and renew old acquaint ances. The dinner will be held at the Famous Grill on the Carolina Beach road at 7:30 p. m. Mr. Stelle is now national com mitteeman for the American Legion from Illinois. -V Examinations Planned For Postal Positions Examinations will be held at a date to be announced later for ra tines of substitute carriers and substitute clerks by the Civil Serv ice commission. From successiul applicants, a pool will be formed to provide em ployees for the local postoffice, when the need arises. The jobs will probably last for the'duration of the war but in no case for more than six months thereafter. Basic salaries for the five grades of clerks and city carriers are $1, 700 $1 800, $1,900, $2,000 and $2,100. On’ satisfactory performance of duty, holders of the positions will be promoted one grade each year until the fifth grade has been reached. . Requirements are a satisfactory score on a written examination, U. S Citizenship, age over 16 years, with the applicant physically cap able of performing the duties of the position applied for. 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