Track Listing: Nalplex No. 1 -- Nalplex No. 2 -- Nalplex No. 3 -- Nalplex No. 4 -- Nalplex No. 5 -- Nalplex No. 6.

"Heart To Heart"; Artists: Benny Goodman & Milton Cross -- Frank Sinatra & Lauritz Melchoir; American Heart Association.

Contains eight tracks; Produced by Campbell-Ewald Co.

International Harvester Company (Refrigeration Division); Produced by Aubrey, Finlay, Marley & Hodgson, Inc.

Contains twelve tracks.

World Broadcasting System, Inc.

Copy of Item ID 5192; World Broadcasting System, Inc.

United Press European Manager Virgil Pinkley's dramatic story of Britain's first statesman; World Broadcasting System, Inc.

Copy 2 of Item ID 5194 United Press European Manager Virgil Pinkley's dramatic story of Britain's first statesman; World Broadcasting System, Inc.

United Press Far Eastern Manager Miles Vaughn tells the dramatic life story of "The Voice of India"; United Press Washington Manager Lyle C. Wilson tells the Career of our President; World Broadcasting System, Inc.

The stirring saga of a great fighting man, told by United Press Correspondent William Tyree; United Press Correspondent Walter Rundle reports on the heritage and career of the Son of Heaven; World Broadcasting System, Inc.

The life story of Britain's new Prime Minister Clement Richard Attlee as told by United Press Correspondent Phil Ault; United Press Correspondent Joseph Grigg tells the story of Pierre Laval, France's Evil Genius; World Broadcasting System, Inc.

The remarkable story of our Secretary of State, as told by R. H. Shackford, Washington Correspondent of United Press; The colorful career of the Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces to occupy Japan, as told by William B. Dickinson, Chief of the United Press Bureau in Manilla; World Broadcasting System, Inc.

The stirring story of France's hope in her dark years—told by Joseph Grigg, United Press Bureau Chief in Paris; The fantastic career of Germany's champagne-selling diplomat—told by United Press Correspondent Clinton Conger; World Broadcasting System, Inc.

The story of a great public servant, an American soldier-statesman, told by Lyle Wilson, Chief of U.P;s Washington Bureau; The fighting story of England's Foreign Minister, told by United Press European Manager, Clifford Day; World Broadcasting System, Inc.

The dramatic story of our Secretary of Labor told by Willard Eberhardt, United Press Seattle Bureau Chief; The dramatic story of the Director of the Office of War Mobilization and Reconversion, told by George Marder, Washington columnist for the United Press; World Broadcasting System. Inc.

The stirring saga of Holland's Queen-Empress, told by August Doeppner, United Press Bureau Chief at Amsterdam; The four-alarm career of New York's "little flower", told by United Press Correspondent H. D. Quigg; World Broadcasting System, Inc.

Track Listing: Opening announcement, jingle & chant (Track 1 and 2) -- Opening announcement & chant (Track 3 and 4) -- Closing announcement & chant (Track 5 and 6) -- Jingle & chant (Track 7 and 8).

Contains nine tracks; Produced by Lambert and Feasley, Inc.

Contains twelve tracks; Produced by William Esty Company, Inc.

Contains eight tracks; World Broadcasting System, Inc.

Starring Lee Tracy.

Series 200 and 300; Track Listing: Tea Time -- I May Be Wrong But I Think You're Wonderful ("Murray Anderson's Almanac") -- A Cigarette and a Silhouette (Vocal solo by Molly Baldwin) -- Drop Me Off In Harlem -- Uptown Conversation -- Just You Just Me ("Marianne") -- The Sunny Side of Things ("Breaking the Ice," vocal solo by Ted Alton) -- Jeannie, I Dream of Lilac Time ("Lilac Time") -- Lullaby in Rhythm; World Program Service.

Contains seventeen tracks; Track Listing: Gasoline (Track 1 through 6) -- Motor Oil (track 7 through 9) -- Gasoline (Track 10 through 14) -- Gas & Oil (Trach 15 through 17).

No. 1 Henry Gorrell on U.S. Bomber Raid; No. 2 Robert Miller with Marines at Guadalcanal; World Broadcasting System, Inc.