University of Oklahoma WNAD Bulletin (February 1, 1948)

. @ WNAD PROGRAM BULLETIN | ae phases of the veteran’s life in relation to the govern ment is presented by Mr. E. G. Holdren, veterans ad ministration contact representative, and W. M. Morgan, production manager. Proudly We Hail* Saturdays, 1:00-1:30 The U. S. Army-sponsored radio series, “Proudly We Hail,” has been included on the spring schedule by, WNAD. Heard via transcription throughout the United States, this show features such stars as Esther Williams, William Holden, George Murphy and Ginger Rogers. The show is transcribed in Hollywood, and was formerly heard over this station as a 15-min ' ute program. 3 Page 10 ¢ Guest Star* , Saturdays, 3:30-3:45 “Guest Star” is a program of popular music starring leaders of the American theater, movies and the screen whose purpose is to interest the public in a program of purchasing U. S. Saving Bonds. Holland Calling* Saturdays, 10:30-10:45 __ A new 15-minute capsule radio version of the March of Time film idea, “Holland Calling” presents on-thespot verbal pictures of the major industries and services in Holland. Produced by the Netherlands Information Bureau, the series will present something entirely unfamiliar to American Radio Audiences. Interviews with experts, executives and plain .workmen have been recorded so that a complete picture of specific enterprises may be gained. Lest We Forget* Mondays, 11:45-12:00 This series, representing the work of the Institute for Democratic Education, is a group of inspiring dramas probing the problems of human relations in America. These transcribed broadcasts bring together a distinguished company of dramatic stars directed by Earl McGill and produced by Harold Franklin. Feb. 2—Face to Face, starring Helen Hayes. Feb. 9—Blow That Whistle, starring Everett Sloane. Feb. 16—The Bridge Builder—starring Frederic March. je Feb. 23—Occupation Housewife, starring Elissa r Landi. America’s Economic Development* Mondays, 3:30-3:45 Dr. Gilbert C. Fite ‘Through these programs an attempt will be made to acquaint the listener with the major developments in American economic life since colonial times. Major : emphasis will be placed on the growth and develop ment of American capitalism, both in the fields of in dustry and agriculture. The position of labor in a highly industrialized society will receive prominent attention, also. The series: will be presented by Dr. Gilbert C. Fite, assistant professor of history. Feb. 2—European Capitalism and America’s Discovery. Feb.. 9—The American Colonies and English Economic Policy. Feb. 16—Colonial Agriculture. Feb. 23—Colonial Commerce and Industry. Great Figures, American History* Tuesdays, 9:30-9:45 Others than politicians have had a profound influence on the development lof the United States. It is _ designed in this series to show the historical significance of great men in various activities, literary figures, jurists, generals, preachers and historians. It is necessary to select individuals and any other list could be | equally valid. The ones selected cover the whole field of American history as to time, and can be taken as types. ‘ 3 Dr. A. K. Christian is in charge of the programs. Feb. 3—John Winthrop. Feb. 10—Roger Williams. Feb. 17—John Wise. Feb. 24—Benjamin Franklin. World Incorporated* Thursdays, 5:30-5:45 ~ Fast ocean liners, airships wheeling through space at terrific speeds have united the whole world in one body . . . The World, Incorporated. Some 25 nations are represented among the students now attending O. U. World, Inc., salutes each week a nation which is a part of this world corporation, and also a student representative of the country being honored. Do not miss this series which we know will bring about a better and finer understanding of our neighbors in all parts of the globe. Countries to be honored include: Feb. 5—Argentina. Feb. 12—Bolivia. Feb. 19—Brazil. Feb. 26—Colombia. WOMEN’S PROGRAMS Daily, 11:00-11:15 Georgiana Hammett, WNAD’s women’s editor, presents informal talks to Sooner housewives each day over WNAD. Her weekly schedule includes: Mondays—Fashion and Beauty News. ‘Tuesdays—Household Hints. » | Wednesdays—Health in the Home. Thursdays—Family Life Problems. Fridays—Consumer News. Saturdays—Kitchen Talk. Okla. Federated Women’s Clubs Wednesdays, 2:30-2:45 Officers of the Federated clubs and outstanding club members from over the state prepare scripts on programs dealing with the practical phases of each re spective department. February’s scripts have been prepared by: