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And the French crime in the Temple of the Day arrives on time. Tonight, ladies and gentlemen, it's Freddie Monroe and his orchestra whose opening production is Ring Den Bell-Tones.

Every radio listener. Starting on Sunday, September 24th, this station will present every night at 11 o'clock, except Saturday, Paul Sullivan, the famous news commentator. Mr. Sullivan has been making special broadcasts to America from the War Zones of Europe for the Columbia Broadcasting System and will return to start his new program on September 24th.

He will bring his fresh impressions of war-torn European theme, and with this as a background, he will interpret for you the news of the day. Mr. Sullivan has been voted one of the five most popular commentators in America for the past three years, using the reports of the United Press and the complete facilities of

the Columbia Broadcasting System, he will bring you a complete news summary every night except Saturday. So remember, tune in Paul Sullivan on this station starting Sunday at 11 o'clock. See you soon with Sullivan. Marion Forbes takes the spotlight now in the vocals to The Lamp Is Low. Freddie Monroe himself would now have words with you. A little expression of

own called, Taint What You Do, it's the way that you do it. Anyway. Get the whole half-half-half-three, but that is that some swing may come and swing may go, but here's one thing that you should know.

It's the way that you do it. It's the way that you do it. It's the way that you do it. It's the way that you do it. That's what get me home. But I'm not saying what you do.