[Homer_J_Simpson]

Billboard Top Ten for the Week of December 6, 1941

#1 - “Chattanooga Choo Choo” - Glenn Miller, with Tex Beneke and the Modernaires
#2 - “Piano Concerto in B Flat” (“Tonight we Love”) - Freddy Martin, with Jack Fina
#3 - “Elmer’s Tune,” Glenn Miller, with Ray Eberly and the Modernaires
#4 – “This Love of Mine” - Tommy Dorsey, with Frank Sinatra
#5 – “You Made Me Love You,” Harry James
#6 - “Tonight We Love” – Tony Martin
#7 - “I Don’t Want to Set the World On Fire”” - Horace Heidt, with Larry Cotton and Donna & Her Don Juans
#8 – “Shepherd Serenade” – Horace Heidt, with Larry Cotton and Fred Lowery
#9 - “I Don’t Want to Set the World On Fire” – Tommy Tucker, with Amy Arnell and Voices 3
#10 - “Jim” - Jimmy Dorsey, with Bob Eberly and Helen O’Connell

[Homer_J_Simpson]

Look for a ping this evening for some radio news. With all that is going on in the world lately a person needs multiple media sources to stay properly informed. CougarGA7 has lined up a bunch of radio programming for the next few days. The latest series begins tonight with CBS correspondents reporting from around the world.

Japanese Answer – 2
Only Thai Danger Seen in Singapore – 3-4
The International Situation – 3
Russian Drive On – 4-5
British Defeat Axis Units in Libya in Heavy Fighting, but Lose Gambut – 6
Officers Give Ship’s Log Account of British Cruiser’s War Activities – 7
Texts of the Day’s War Communiques – 8-9
Dies Seeks Links to Alien ‘Fronts’ – 9
Paris Ruling Imperils Eiffel Tower Elevators – 9
Australian Prisoners Pay for Axis Pique on Slogans – 9