113. Helen Trent, 1959-08-14; Ole Stumbis poems; Helen Trent, 1959-08-14; Paul Coates beauty contest, 1959-08-13; Barbeshop quartet competition, 1958

Tape 113, side 1, part A) "The romance of Helen Trent" (radio program), CBS Radio, 1959 August 14 (0:07, 1:20, 4:57, 11:57). Commercials: Don Wilson on Jello (0:49), CBS radio daytime dramas (3:56), Doan's pills for backache pain (10:57), Just entertainment on CBS radio network (14:57). ❧ Tape 113, side 1, part B) Ole Stumbis reads his poetry, "An April song" (15:09), "A requiem for somebody worthwhile" (16:52), "A song for my city" (18:18), "Falling in love" (22:36). ❧ Tape 113, side 1, part C) The romance of Helen Trent" (radio program), CBS Radio, 1959 August 14 (25:22, 26:08, 37:31). Commercials: Don Wilson on Jello (25:56), Air Force recruitment (36:28), Just entertainment on CBS radio network (39:41). ❧ Tape 113, side 2) Commercials: Country Club Stout (0:34), Comet cleanser (1:02), Robert Hall clothing store (3:20), Squirt soda (4:20), Al Terrance Carpet Company (20:07), Nytol sleeping tablets (21:26), Keith Hetherington on Doctor Ross Sanidry litterbox sand (27:07), Pepsi Cola (28:11). Paul Coates show (television program) on the "Miss Beatnik of 1959" beauty contest, Channel 11, 1959 August 13 (1:56, 4:30; 22:37, 28:32), contestants: Joyce "Sammy" (pin-up model, dancer, and poet from Houston, Texas) commenting on Venice West, California; Patty Butcher (previously a mother, housewife, secretary, and a citizen from Natchitoches, Louisiana) on "disocial" (creating one's own society) and the irrelevance of sex; Sonia Israel (painter, clothing designer and maker, writer) commenting on beatniks vs. the imposter beatnik. Interviewof Tony Landrow, promoter of the contest, wearing a bathing suit and a fez, on the Gas House, the judges (Faye Spain (actress), Al Matthews (Gas House attorney), Eric Nord (beatnik)), defining "beatnik" as nonconformist artists. ❧ CBS radio, presents the top five quartets of the 1958 International Competition of the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America (SPEBQSA), Columbus, Ohio (32:40), Dean Lewis, announcer, The Gaynotes (Tulsa, Oklahoma), winner: "Oh, Nor I in leaving" (33:02), "Shine, shine" (36:33). -- TIMES indicate where sections begin