Summary: Phil Moore substitutes for Ernie Whitman, but there’s still no substitute for those jivey introductions. Lionel Hampton plays, Ladies Be Good. Next up is the Golden Gate Quartet who sing, Time to Hit the Road.<br> Backed up by Lionel Hampton, Dinah Washington sings, Shoo Shoo Baby. Phil reminds listeners how to send in mail for requests and suggestions.<br> Lionel introduces his next number, The Major Minor. The Goldengate Quartet is back with the spiritual, Run On.<br> Brubell Blakely sings, People Will Say We’re In Love. To wrap up Lionel plays, Flying home.<br> To close, Lionel and Phil part with a few motivational words for the troops.<br> I wonder who wrote the script for Jubilee. Though the stand in, Phil Moore, and Lionell hampton do good jobs of moving the show along, those slangy sylabels of mega metaphor just don’t roll off the tongue as well as Ernie Whitman manages to do it.<br>
