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EST Dr. Jim Brent finds himself in the curious position of a man whose social life is being run by his son — or more specifically, by his foster-son Butch and Butch's wife Francie. After the death of Jim's wife Carol at least two women came and went in Jim's life, and Francie looks forward to the day when Jim can have the wife and family he was meant for. Will Francie succeed in promoting the attraction that already exists between Jim and young Jocelyn McLeod? ROMANCE OF HELEN TRENT Heard on CBS 12:30 P.M. EST The little to"wn of Marble Hill, Georgia, becomes the scene of a behind-the-scenes drama when Jeff Brady's film studio comes down there to make a picture. In the company is Molly Lou, whose mother, Betty Mallory, has claimed Gil Whitney married her eight years before in Marble Hill. Why is Betty so upset about returning there? When Gil comes to Marble Hill, will he and Helen Trent find it impossible to avoid one another? ROSEMARY Heard on CBS 11:45 A.M. EST / The New York adventure is over; Rosemary and her husband Bill try to become part of Springdale once again and to forget the episode that almost wrecked their marriage. Meanwhile, little Jessie, the daughter of Bill's first wife, comes once again under the influence of her father, Lefty, and the peaceful, quiet life she has built up as a member of Rosemary's family may suffer from the association. Can Lefty do Jessie anything but harm? SECOND MRS. BURTON Heard on CBS 2 P.M. EST Stan Burton's mother has never been conspicuous for common sense, but when she accepts the attentions of adventurer Rupert Gorham she gets the whole family into a grave predicament — a predicament involving the murder of her son-in-law, Ralph Kirkland, and the arrest of Elizabeth Miller for the crime. When Mrs. Burton realizes the true character of her "friend" Gorham, will she also admit how wrong she is in trying to break up Stan and Terry's marriage? STELLA DALLAS. Heard on NBC 4:15 P.M. EST What is the connection between Rosalie Ransome and wealthy Myron Grosvenor, fiance of Rosalie's sister Leona? Stella is also puzzled by Oliver Faxon, Myron's secretary, who has some understanding with Leona — and by Edith Roper, the mysterious housekeeper hired by Leona and Myron for their home which is being re-done. Stella is worried about her daughter Laurel, who lives at the Grosvenor mansion where Myron and the Ransome sisters are house guests. Heard on CBS 2:30 P.M. EST Peg Martinson's desire to ruin Nora approaches complete insanity as she plots with Fred Spencer, her chauffeur, to trap Nora — not knowing that Fred has a plot of his own involving Peg herself. Meanwhile, Vivian Jarrett, ex-wife of Dr. Robert Seargent, finds a resourceful ally in Peg, and together the two emotionally unstable women lay the plans that may shatter Nora's happiness and her career. Will Nora see their aims in time? WE LOVE AND LEARN. Heard on NBC 1 :45 P.M. EST After the death of her husband, Thelma Carlton leaves her young child with her mother-in-law and returns to her job at the salon of designer Madame Sophie. Madame Sophie's efforts to help Thelma build a happier life are continually overshadowed by Mrs. Carlton's domination of her widowed daughter-in-law. But a new element comes into Thelma's life in the person of reporter Mike Green, who likes nothing better than a fight against any kind of persecution. WENDY WARREN Heard on CBS 12 Noon EST The marriage of Don Smith and Kay Clements, perhaps ill-fated from the start, is further strained when Don's paper exposes a story which Kay insisted be kept quiet. On the edge of bitterly acknowledging that Wendy is the girl he should have married, Don finds his hands tied by Wendy's careful maintenance of the relationship between them. Wendy feels they should just remain friends and co-workers. Will -she succeed in walking this emotional tightrope? WHEN A GIRL MARRIES Heard on NBC 5 P.M. EST When the Davises, in severe financial straits, finally are forced to accept help from Joan's wealthy mother, both she and Harry vow that there will be no difference in their marriage although Joan and the children go to live with Mrs. Field and Harry makes a temporary home with his own mother. But Joan's mother has always had the desire to separate Joan from Harry, whom she considers unworthy. What pressure can she bring to bear on Joan and the children? YOUNG DR. MALONF Heard on CBS 1 :30 P.M. EST Anne Malone refuses to leave New York until Jerry puts himself under the care of a psychiatrist. After he promises, she returns to Three Oaks, and reassures Sam Williams that her plans to divorce Jerry and marry him are only temporarily held up. But when Jerry goes back on his promise Sam suspects that Anne still cares for the husband who left her. Meanwhile, Sam persuades young Crystal Gates that her love for his son, Gene, will bring her unhappiness. YOUNG WIDDER BROWN. Heard on NBC 4:45 P.M. EST Ellen Brown can hardly believe that her fiance, Dr. Anthony Loring, has actually been indicted for the murder of wealthy Horace Steele. The accusation, made by Lita Haddon, is so well supported that Anthony's innocence cannot stand up against it, and police chief Barney Harris and district attorney Ralph Jordan have to believe her. But Ellen will not rest until Anthony is cleared. Will she find a flaw in Lita Haddon's story in time to save the man she loves?