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STARS IN THIS ISSUE: Errol Flynn Amr: Sothern

Bette Davis Jack Benny

See the girl who takes Jean Harlow's place

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STARS' CONTRIBUTION FOR CHINA RELIEF

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NOT ONCE but many -imes, these stars have used their time and tapit to win support fcr United China Relief. Le=t to right: Anna May Wong, John Garfield, Lonel Barrymore, Alan Marshall

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racy, Hollywood stars have been enthusiastic in their support of the valiant Chinese. They have taken the air over NBC and CBS with elaborate entertainments anc eloquent pleas for the United China Relief. Because they have thus done Ir-uch to awaken Ameri- cans to a cause which has too often been forgotten, because they are helping to win for America the devotion of the Chinese people, Movws-RADIO GUIDE applauds the film stars.

ABOVE, on a CBS broadcast, Claudette Colbert and Shirley Tem- ple, with two U. S. Chirlese yourgsters, appealed to well-fed, safe Americans for funds tz aic starving, suffering Chinese

TYRONE POWER, presiding on \IBC broadcast, accepts for America a statuette of Kwen-Yin, Clinese goddess of mercy, from T. K. Chang. Claudette Colbert, David O. Selznict are witnesses

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MANY of the Movie -Radio Guide covers are chosen by popular demand of the readers. Such is the case this week with pretty and popular Laraine Day, who has en- deared herself to thousands in the "Dr. Kildare" pictures. As sweet and sensible as she is lovely, Laraine soon will be starred by her studio. Portrait by Eric Carpenter

THIS WEEK: Radio listeners by the hundreds have expressed appreciation for Movie -Radio Guide's increased Short -Wave Listings. As never before, foreign broadcasts have unusual appeal for Americans. The editors of this publication, while suggesting that you pay particular attention to Short Waves on page 33 of this issue, cannot refrain from uttering a warning. Much that there is to hear from Axis and other short-wave stations is pure propaganda. Some of it is cleverly done, but all of it is to be shrewdly judged by American listeners. Strange contradictions are heard on the air- waves these days. Those of us who listen, grateful that democracy makes no threat of prison sentence for listening to foreign broadcasts, must realize that to personally fight propaganda we must know exactly what it is. To help our readers label traitors to democracy for what they are, this publication soon will begin a series of features exposing the methods of such American -speaking and Nazi -thinking individuals as Fred Kaltenbach, Lord Haw Haw and others. Watch for these unusual, thought -provoking articles.

The movie front this week is exciting and our camera -equipped reporter division is right on the job. First we say bon voyage to Dorothy Lamour, who may be honeymooning soon. Then into the spotlight move such popular favorites as Jack Benny, Bette Davis and Gary Cooper. The stories you read about them in this issue will not reach

the pages of other publications for weeks. And that is true of features in every issue of Movie -Radio Guide!

NEXT WEEK: Again the speedy dead- lines will give you Hollywood and radio news, much of which will appear on these pages before you read similar stories in your daily newspaper. Out- standing of all the photo -features in the next issue, however, is our visit to the "One Man's Family" program. The army of listeners who have long fol- lowed this great air show will want to preserve the many interesting behind - the -scenes pictures especl Ily shot by our own photographers elclusively for Movie -Radio Guide.

Next week's cover? It was inspired by one of the most unusual love -scenes in recent movie history, and the sub- jects are Olivia de Havilland and Charles Boyer who are romantic leads in Paramount's new pic-ure, "Hold Back the Dawn." With the cover goes an interesting "then and now" story which uses the Boyer -De Havilland love - scenes as a jumping-off point for pictures to show how the old movie kisses

of the Rudolph Valentino and John Gil- bert variety have been cooled off by such divergent influences as the Hays office, 1941 make-up problems, and technical changes in the industry.

There'll also be new, exclusive pictures of Walter Pidgeon, Greer Gar - son and other stars you're interested in. Don't forget to be with us next week. -The Editors.

CONTENTS Movies

Hollywood's News Picture of the Week 1

Spotlight on: Errol Flynn 2

Movie -Radio Guide Reveals: The Truth About Bette Davis' Collapse 2

Spotlight on: Gary Cooper 3

Movie- Radio Guide Reports on: Jack Benny on the set of "Charley's Aunt" 4

Movie - Radio Guide Reports on: The Girl Who Takes Jean Harlow's Place 5

Movie -Radio Guide Discovers: Maisie Is a Jitterbug 6

Today in Hollywood (news) 7

Movie - Radio Guide Critics' Re- port (reviews) 10

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News Picture of the Week

rONOLULU HONEYMOON?YPYg OROTHY LAMOUR sailed for a Hawaiian vacation on the Matson liner Lurline on Ma 29. Accom an in her was Gregory Bautzer,

ollywood attorney (above), her steady escort for the past year, who most missed the boat and had Dorothy in tears. Newshawks, scenting e culmination of the romance in marriage, questioned Miss Lamour, ho emPhatically stated she and Bautzer would "not marry on the lands." However, many movie actresses have been known to change eir minds. This left three possibilities open-marriage at sea en route or returning from Hawaii, or the unlikely chance that they already

are secretly wed. These exclusive photographs show Dorothy still wearing Bautzer's solitaire on the wrong hand. Interesting, however, were their adjacent staterooms. Second man (right) in two lower pictures is Jack Huber, Bautzer's associate. Was he to be the best man? AR4111%.

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SPOTLIGHT ON:

SWASHBUCKLING Errol Flynn, now busy making "Dive Bomber," is about to become a father for the

first time and sophisticated Hollywood is keeping its eyes peeled in his direction to see if he will react the same to his new responsibilities as any American father does. Before this reaches print, Flynn may have been presented with his first-born by wife Lili Damita.. Few in his circle can conceive of Flynn, an Irish hero talking baby talk, but wilder men have been tamed by a seven -pound bundle from heaven. Does Flynn., MoviE-RADIO GUIDE asks, likewise wonder how his child may look? If Errol doesn't, he should, for his father was a biology in- structor. So to help Flynn visualize, our artists have drawn three probable fa- cial forms. It is almost safe to predict Flynn's child will have brown eyes and hair (like Lili and Errol), stand five feet nine inches (their average height) and will weigh 145 pounds at voting age. Just you wait and see!

MOTHER

BABY NO. 1

BABY NO. 2

ERROL FLYNN (top picture) is a muscular specimen. Below at right are compos-te "baby" pictures made from parents at left. Baby No. I favors Lili Damita, mother; No. 2 favors both, and No. 3 is "Daddy" Flynn

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BETTE DAVIS' evening gown for "The Little Foxes" weighs almost ten pounds. It wasn't the heaviness that bothered her so much as the pads and "build -out" corset that she must wear in picture

IN SPITE of the cooling machines employed to give some relief on the stages, sweltering weather aided by heat from klieg lights still made acting uncomfortable on "The Little Foxes' " set

BE1"l'E DAVIS is back on the Sam

Goldwyn Studios lot, hard at work again on "The Little Foxes!' She returned on June 2. Rumors about Miss Davis started on May 13, the day after she collapsed on the set, too ill to carry on.

Bette did NOT have a quarrel with her director. She did NOT stage a "walkout." Bette and her husband are NOT on the verge of breaking up. She is NOT expecting a visit from the stork.

Disregard all rumors. Hete is the truth about Bette Davis' collhpse.

Doctor Orders Bette Home

On May 12, Bette, hard at work on the set of "The Little Foxes,' became ill-too ill to work-and was taken home on the orders of her personal physician, Dr. Paul H. Moore. On May 13 one syndicated newshawk asked, "Is Bette Davis having a baby?" On May 14 another intimated that Miss Davis had been having trouble with her director, William Wyler, and Sam Goldwyn himself, and had staged a "walkout." On May 15 there was some new version, and by the following week the whisperers were telling it "on good authority" that Bette and her new husband, Arthur Farnsworth, were on the verge of splitting up, hence Bette's illness.

That's Hollywood. Tell it the truth and no one believes it, instead everyone starts digging around for a sinister explanation.

I'm glad I had a chance to check these stories, because it gave me an opportunity to get better acquainted with my good friend Bette and to learn some interesting things about the hard work called for in return for the "easy money" the stars are paid.

I found out first that the lights under which Miss Davis had to work. radiated

REGARDLESS of which way Teresa Wright (Bette Davis' daughter in the picture) turned the thermometer seeking re ief from the heat, the mercury still rggisteted 100

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a neat one hundred degrees of heat despite the air-cooling system employed on the sound -stage. I learned that while Bette's costume wasn't extremely heavy, that in many scenes she had to wear hot, high -laced shoes in keeping with the period of the play, and that in all scenes she had to wear a corset and pads to build her up to a matronly figure and that at noontime and evening those personal articles were as wet as if she had taken a shower in them!

All this was right after a record - breaking heat -wave in southern Cali- fornia and a series of pictures which had kept Bette busy for nearly a year.

Why, even the big, healthy "juicers" (electricians) are stricken by the heat when sunny California turns it on full blast. Last year many of them wore safety straps and ropes tying themselves to their posts on the high paral- lels so they wouldn't faint and fall.

Bette No Quitter No, Bette wasn't a quitter. She was

physically and mentally tired and consequently unable to do her work She was threatened by a physical and pos- sibly a nervous breakdown. That was why, according to the words of Dr. Moore, plus those of Dr. Dorrell G. Dickerson, examining physician for the Lloyd Insurance Company, that Bette was ordered to rest. The newshawks should have known when Lloyds, in- surers of the Goldwyn film, agreed that Bette Davis should rest, that the truth was being told, for Lloyds do not want to pay staggering sums to Gold- wyn for "losses caused by delay."

But, to pin the rest of the wild ones down, here's the finis: Bette and her husband are supremely happy. Miss Davis and her director, William Wyler, are in perfect accord and he has Bette's picture and the pictures of all the stars that he works with on the walls of his office. -C. S.

ODDLY ENOUGH, on the day her health failed, Miss Davis (above) was fanning herself with an antique lace fan, part of her film wardrobe. The only change in her entire costume-

JUST BEFORE her ccllapse (above) wore the pri;eless evening gown used in th black velvet trimmed with worn with a black point

May 12, Bette antique model a picture. It's jet beads and d'esprit scarf

it cannot be seen-was the inch of leather sheared off each of the high -laced boots she wears under her long wool skirt --authentic clothes that women wore in the early I900's

SPOTLIGHT ON:

ea GARY COOPER is the strong, silent type. He doesn't

talk, not because he is upstage or snobbish, but more because he is a bashful fellow, more at home in the great out-of-doors than in a drawing -room, and he finds that many words are needlessly spoken. As "Sergeant York" in the forthcoming movie of that title he is able to play a character much like himself- fundamental to the core. Gary was a real Montana cowhand before he made his first western. Then, when he had to do a love -and -kiss scene with Clara Bow in "Children of Divorce" for Frank Lloyd, he high -tailed it home, returning only after Lloyd charged him a quitter by telegraph. Gary has not quit since, but still prefers to go around in old, baggy clothes, shapeless hats, garterless socks and minus his undershirt. How- ever, don't let that fool you, for Gary Cooper is a great actor. His forthcoming picture is "Sergeant York."

the stork - that she is feuding with her director? GARY COOPER doesn't care too much about dancing (top picture), but likes to keep his wife, Sandra Shaw, happy. Below: Gary as hero "Sergeant York" in the film of America's No. 1 soldier hero of World War I


I. JACK BENNY surveys the trans- formation wrought in his figure as he begins dressing for the title role in "Charley's Aunt"

2. IT TAKES a strong man to lace Jack into the whale -boned, 1890 model corset which gives him a thirty-four waist, an ample bosom and a perspiring midriff. But "Aunty" in this rollicking old farce is

really a man - so trousers come next!

4. AS MAKE-UP WOMAN applies eye- brow pencil and adjusts his sedate curls, the comedian consoles himself, "Crosby wouldn't have to wear a hat in this"

5. "NOT BAD," muses Jack, as he inspects results in mirror. "Whistler would never recognize me in this getup. I only hope my listeners don't get the wrong idea about me"

3. GLANCING COYLY out of the corner of his eye, Jack notes the effect on photographer of his more feminine panties - replete with three rows of lace

To Feature Desk: OUT at one of 20th Century -Fox'

biggest - and hottest - sound - stages, I found Jack Benny in his dressing -room getting into the costume he must wear as Charley's Aunt in a screen version of the ancient but still highly popular stage comedy, "Char- ley's Aunt." Already he was fussing about what he had to wear, and he was only in his corset.

"After this," he said, "I have to put on a pair of trousers, some ruffled panties, two petticoats, a black satin gown, a wig, bonnet and, a pair of high -laced, high -heeled shoes. Travis Banton is making a glamqur girl out of me!

"This outfit," he explained, "is an exact style replica of what we girls wore in 1893-that was the¡ year Fred Allen first voted. I'd better get that rib in on Fred before he sees me in this reverse Sally Rand getup. I can just imagine some of his below -the - belt cracks when I get back on the air next fall-Whistler's mother with a re- ceding hair -line, Carrie Nation of the Red Network .. .

"But it's a living!" As Jack relapsed in pained silence

while the wardrobe and make-up people transformed him into Charley's Aunt, I shot pictures in his various stages of dress-or undress.-B. B.

6. "AUNTY" BENNY emerges from dressing -room ready for 'a day's work before camera. Isn't "she" sweet? Fretting in the hot,; heavy costume, Jack is even more concerned these days about what capital his hated radio rival Fred Allen is going to make on the air next season after seeing him in 20th Century -Fox' "Charley's Aunt"


To News Desk:

I was assigned to interview \IVMarjorie Woodworth, the girl Hal Roach has tabbed to take Jean Har- low's place-and the girl Harvard undergrads recently used as a target for a soft orange-I thought, "Just another hopeful. I'll bet she doesn't look any more like Harlow than my red- headed granddaughter does."

Then I sat down to luncheon with her (chaperoned by publicity chief Jules Seltzer of the Hal Roach studios, where's she's starring in "Broadway Limited") . I took one look, opened my mouth-and ate my words!

Marjorie is a natural blonde with heliotrope eyes, long - lashes and features not exactly like Harlow's, but close enough-and plenty good! Her figure is a little larger, proportionately, but just as trim as was La Belle Jean before her untimely death. Marjorie measures five feet five inches tall (in stocking feet) ; hips, thirty-four inches; bust, thirty-four; waist, twenty-four; shoe, 5-B; hat, twenty-one and one- half; weight, 117 pounds. I didn't get her phone number, because Seltzer was eavesdropping, and besides, her dad, Clyde Woodworth, is the city attorney of Inglewood, Calif.! That's where Marjorie was born, June 5, 1921, and reared. Funny thing about that June 5 date. It was on her nine- teenth birthday last year she was signed by Roach.

Margie Starts Harvard Riot About her trip east on a bid from

the president of the Harvard Lampoon, she was jubilant-in spite of the orange blitz, which happened when a rival Harvard Crimson faction tried unsuc- cessfully to kidnap Margie from the Lampoon executives. "They were just college boys having a little fun," said the honored guest and victim. "I'm a college girl and I understand them." She had two years at the University of Southern California.

is the Athletic Type Margie's favorite sports are ice-skat-

ing, swimming and horseback riding. She eats almost anything, but dotes on prime roast beef rare.

After a year of preliminary training, she's still studying dramatics and voice modulation at Max Reinhardt's school between picture calls. Asked if she had ever been told before Roach discovered her that she resembled Jean Har- low, she said, "Yes, many times in high school and college. But I don't know. I only saw her once-in 'Sara- toga,' I believe." That was Harlow's last film. As for Marjorie's future success, she says, "I'm having fun!" and leaves the rest to movie-goers.-E. P.

JEAN HARLOW THE SECOND is what Hal Roach calls twenty -year -old Marjorie Woodworth, whose blond allure and talent will be on display for movie- goers' appraisal soon when she appears as a showgirl, April Tremaine, in the comedy film "Broadway Limited"

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JEAN HARLOW THE FIRST was likewise discovered by Hal Roach and boosted to immortal fame by her starring role in Howard Hughes' "Hell's Angels." Will Marjorie Woodworth, whose enticing loveliness is sug- gestive of Harlow, also attain sensational popularity?

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ABOVE, RIGHT: Maisie does a diffi- cult step with Ftterbug Roy Lester in her new picture, "Ringside Maisie," but don't blame her for that dumb, bored expression. She is a smart girl and was following orders to "dig it good but with a "dead pan." Left: (I) Maisie gets a tip from her director, Edwin L. Marin; (2) and (3) Maisie and Lester cutting a couple of tricky steps; (4) whoops! Maitie's down for the count, badly bumping her head; (5) dead tired, her forehead bandaged, Maisie is still game et he end of the scene- shot while the thermometer registered ninety-two degrees on the M -G -M set

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GENERAL

Joan Crawford Mother of Two Joan Crawford returned to Holly-

wood last week with (1) a trunkful of the latest Fifth Avenue styles, and (2) what is most important to her, a second adopted child. The baby, a two -month -old orphan boy, has been named Christopher by Joan and will provide a playmate for her adopted daughter Christina, age two years. Squelching rumors that Miss Craw- ford intends to give up Hollywood to make New York her home are her plans to build a second nursery in her Brentwood home for Christopher. Miss Crawford was fussed when asked about the adoption, said: "I'm so ex- cited, I don't know what to do or say."

Exhibitors Visit Hollywood Motion -picture theater owners of

America descended upon Hollywood a thousand -fold last fortnight to con- vene and discuss what's wrong with the movie business, and, when not convening, to have fun at the studios. More of the latter than the former was accomplished. At one meeting a handful of twelve delegates was the total present and the industry speaker set to talk refused, left in a huff. Ed Kuykendall was reelected president and joined the immortals by charging that critics, by letting the public know

AT LONG LAST Judy Garland has officially announced her engagement to Dave Rose, tal- ented radio musician -composer. After much opposition from friends and fans, the singing star made the announcement at a party for her friends at her come in Hollywood Sunday, June 15. Several days previous Judy's mother had released the news to reporters. Above: The first engagement picture of Judy and Dave. Right: Here is Judy's engagement ring

in advance how bad (or good) films are, are hurting the industry! All owners agreed, however that free dishes, double features, bank night and Screeno didn't help matters any. A big party at the Columbia Ranch lot left everyone happy, and big hands were given dancer Ann Miller, master of ceremonies Red Skelton, Mickey Rooney and Bette Davis, who helped entertain.

Judy Garland Announces Judy Garland, who turned nineteen

June 10, partied friends at her Cold- water Canyon home Sunday, June 15, with Dave Rose as co -host and for- mally announced her betrothal to the music composer and conductor, who directs the music for Tony Martin's broadcasts and the Don Lee network of the Mutual Broadcasting System. Readers of MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE already have been informed that the engagement was official and that the couple, very much in love and well mated, will in all likelihood wed next winter.

Linda Graduates; Tests Love Photogenic young Linda Darnell,

20th Century -Fox star of "Blood and Sand," graduated from high school June 25 but won't stop there. Unlike many young starlets who feel that screen acting itself is a higher education, Linda is planning to continue her studies at U. C. L. A. and major in French and other languages. Mean- time, rumor has it that Mickey Rooney and Miss Darnell have tabled their romantic urge for a six-month "love vacation" to test their feelings for one

another. Indicative of the truth of the rumor is Rooney's recent flitting about with Sheila Ryan, Ann Rutherford and other starlets.

Prescott, Ariz., Seeks Westerns Bidding strongly for part of Holly-

wood's western movie production budget, the city of Prescott, Arizona, has placed at the disposal of Mono- gram Pictures a fifty -thousand -acre tract five miles from town and on it has built a modern sound -stage and a

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FUN AT THE Motion Pic- ture Theater Owners' convention: Randolph Scott -elk an off-the-record stDry to Carole Landis, neither being aware that Movie -Radio Guide's camera is lurking near by

NC SQUAWKS come fron South America about LL.pe Velez. Lupe is the super -good neighbor. Left: With her pets-Mr. Kelly and Mrs. Murphy- Lupe heads for set of "Mexican Spitfire's Baby"

Today in HOLLYWOOD (Continued from Preceding Page)

two -block -long typical western street in the style of Prescott of the 1890's and costing over $25.000. Many of the buildings are real and complete, not just fronts. First picture to be made there will be "The Rough Riders," with Buck Jones and Tim McCoy.

Admit Ilona Massey Ilona Massey, recently wed to Alan

Curtis, with whom she will be seen shortly in Korda's "New Wine," has obtained an American immigration quota number and been readmitted into the United States from Mexico at Nogales. Formerly here on a visitor's permit, now Miss Massey will go ahead with her plans to become a naturalized American citizen.

THE WAR

Harmon Rushes Picture Tommy Harmon will report to Hol-

lywood the first week in July to hurry through his first picture, "Harmon of Michigan," in the hope of completing it before his selectee Army call. Anita Louise, his leading lady, recently at- tended the senior ball at Ann Arbor as guest of the football star.

EN ROUTE

Stars Vacation Michael Whalen left Hollywood last

week to play a summer season of stock at the Cape May (N. J.) Play- house. Robert Montgomery is planning to leave town July 1 to spend the warm months on his farm in the East, and Fred MacMurray and his wife are preparing to tour to Canada in a custom-built station -wagon completely fitted for camping.

HONORS

Grable Autographs Bombers Betty Grable's autograph, at the re-

quest of a group of Royal Air Force pilots, now adorns the fuselages of a

LOVE IN BLOOM IT'S ALWAYS romancing time in Hollywood. Here Movie -Radio Guide presents photos proving love has no favorite season. (I) Bill Lundigan shows Bob Cummings length of putt he missed. Marguerite Chapman watches. (2)

Sheila Ryan and Eddie Norris at Slapsie Max- ie's. (3) At Mocambo, Virginia Kent Cather- wood with Bruce Cabot. (4) Looks like fun between Rand Broods and Martha O'Driscoll at Grove. (5) Maureen O'Hara and agent Will Price celebrate his birthday at the Grove

number of Hudson (Lockheed) bombers recently shipped from here to England. Hitler's anti-aircraft artil- lerymen no doubt will immediately turn autograph collectors and try to collect Betty's signatures!

She's "Favorite Daughter" Joan Leslie, sixteen -year -old War-

ner Bros. starlet soon to be seen as the wife of and in "Sergeant York," has been named "Our Favorite Daugh- ter" by a delegation of 175 Gold Star Mothers of America who came to the studio in Burbank to confer the title upon the young actress. Last year the Pasadena Rose Tournament chose Miss Leslie as its "Sun Goddess," after which southern California experienced a record -breaking rainfall!

De Havilland Degree Mills College, near San Francisco,

was the place Olivia de Havilland selected long ago as her future alma mater. But from right out of high school she was snapped up by the movies. So, breaking a precedent about giving honorary degrees, Mills Col- lege, after the faculty had heard of Olivia's thwarted college plans, be- stowed upon Miss De Havilland this June an honorary degree as Doctor of Arts.

LIFE STATISTICS

Victor Mature Marries Martha Stephenson Kemp widow of

Hal Kemp, orchestra -leader, and Vic- tor Mature, star of the stage and screen, were married by New York Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand Pecora June 17, in the bride's Park Avenue apartment. Mature announced a religious ceremony would follow in St. Paul's Catholic church in his home town, Louisville, Ky.

Tex Ritter Weds Leading Lady Tex Ritter, long popular screen cow-

boy, took time off from movie -making Sunday, June 15, in Prescott, Ariz., and was married at a formal church wedding to Dorothy Faye (South - worth). The bride is his former lead -

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ing lady and has quit her acting career to play the role of wife.

Priscilla Lane Betrothal At a family party held Saturday,

June 14, at the Lane home, Mrs. Cora B. Lane made formal announcement of the engagement of daughter Pris- cilla to John Barry, Victorville (Calif.) weekly newspaper publisher. No date has been set yet for their marriage inasmuch as Barry is of eligible selectee Army age and may have to report soon for duty.

Late June Weddings Possible additions to the June bride

crop from cinemaland are Gale Storm and Lee Bonnell, and Brenda Marshall and Bill Holden. Friends also report that Gail Patrick and Baron Polan are making plans for a November marriage.

It's Sean Leslie Flynn The son of Lili Damita (Mrs. Errol)

Flynn has been named Sean Leslie. Unfortunate for Flynn fans, however, proud papa Errol has set his foot down (to date) on having pictures made of the infant. (See page 2.)

Hollywood Merry -Go -Round Kay Francis has switched from

aviation executive Hugh Fenwick (with millions) to Nelson Seabra, the Argentine gentleman (with more millions) . . . Now Sheila Ryan is out with Eddie Norris . . . Marie ("Cud- dles") Wilson is forgetting Nick Grinde by doing the Valley cafes with Bob Oliver . . . New twosomes in- clude Glenn Ford and Evelyn Ankers, Carol Bruce and Mannie Sacks, Maria Montez and Stephen Crane ... Katha- rine Hepburn is expected to arrive to bon voyage her heart, Garson Kanin, when he joins the Army . . . Gene Markey and Carole Landis can't stay apart; they dined last week at the Mocambo ... Lana Turner and Tony Martin were cooing last at Slapsie Maxie's cafe . . . And don't think Maureen O'Hara will be heart -free when she gets her divorce; Will Price,

IT'S STARS AND STRIPES FOREVER, but to Camp Ord soldiers it was stars and glamour girls at Mocambo's "Party of the Month Club." (I) Cobina Wright, Jr., John Carroll dance by Carole Landis and Pvt. Danny McCormick. (2)

Pvt. Bob Singer, Lt. Roy Croft join Glamour Girl Capt.. Marina De Schubert. Pvts. Donald Johnson, Paul Roberts with Marie Wilson. (3)

Lt. Carl Arnold, June Duprez, Pvt. Fred Sperie

Metro's dialog director, has it . .

Franchot Tone's new date series is with Lorraine Gettman and Buzz Meredith; before he headed for New York, said good -by to Carroll showgirl Evelynne Moriarity . . . Carole Landis and Universal's vice president, Matty Fox, are an item . .. Ann Miller and NBC talent agent Carol Tornroth are sure it's love . . Bill Lundigan at the Seven Seas with Sextetteer Mar- guerite Chapman ... Kathryn Grayson with John Shelton once more at the Beverly Tropics ... Frances Farmer and Ricardo Cortez going places . . .

Martha O'Driscoll and Don Castle are still dating heavily . . . Rosemary Lane and Buddy Westmore appear to have patched it up.

CONTRACTS

Rosalind Russell Holdout Rosalind Russell left Hollywood for

a month's vacation at her home, Waterbury, Conn., without doing anything about her M -G -M contract, which will txpire during her absence. She stated before leaving that she planned to free-lance inasmuch as, during her last Metro contract, she made most of her pictures off the home lot, and "I might as well have the profit." Freddie Brisson, her current romantic interest, may be her agent.

Baddie Bogart Good Again Humphrey Bogart, under suspension

for five months at Warner Bros. for refusal to accept an assignment, is back on the lot again as star of "The Maltese Falcon." The same studio has taken up options in the contracts of Henry Stephenson (his first starrer is "Shining Victory") and Jack Carson.

Anna Lee, pretty British star first used by RKO as leading lady to Ron- ald Colman in the as yet unreleased "My Life With Caroline" and now busy in "How Green Was My Val- ley" (20th Century -Fox), has been contracted again by RKO as a lead in "Three Rogues" with Charles Laugh- ton.

Belita has ended her feud with Re- public Studios and resumed her con -

DOROTHY LEWIS is the girl with the "million dollar" legs-at least that value is set by Republic for protection in a requested Lloyd's of London insurance policy. Doro- thy has the lead in "Ice-Capades"

STOP -PRESS BULLETIN

To NEWS DESK --

BOB, "THE KID," TAYLOR HAS TRADED HIS

12 -ACRE VALLEY BACHELOR RANCH FOR A

BEVERLY NTrIS HOUSE...STILL CAN'T FIND

GENE TIEINIEY'S "COUNT" LISTED IN

ALMANACH DE GOTHA UNDER HIS SUPPOSED

RIGHT NAME...BETTE DAVIS WANTS TO PLAY

COMEDY -AND -INDIANS TOO AND MAY DO

"CALAMITY JANE"...MDCH TALK THAT

LORETTA YOUNG IS GETTIN3 TOO BIG FOR

STUNTS; MICKEY R)OMEY ISN'T...SISTERS

DE HAVILLAND AND FONTAINE ARE KIWIS

FOR THE NEXT FLYNN OPUS FEMME LEAD...

GRETA GARBO HAS STARTED A NIX PICTURE;

WHO IS GARBO, ANYWAY? -E.P.

tract-with special billing won-in that studio's "Ice-Capades."

Charles Farrell, inactive since "Tail- spin," made in 1939, has been set for "The Deadly Game" at Monogram.

That studio, Monogram, also has asked "Liz" Whitney to co-star with Tom Keene in his next western.

Charles Arnt is playing the comedy lead in "Marry the Boss' Daughter" at 20th Century -Fox.

Important Assignments M -G -M has cast Joan Crawford,

Greer Garson, Robert Taylor and Her- bert Marshall to play, in a remake of "When Ladies Meet," the respective parts formerly played by Ann Hard- ing, Myrna Loy, Robert Montgomery and Frank Morgan.

Rita Hayworth, whose star is shining bright since she is making "You'll Never Get Rich" with Fred Astaire, will be the leading lady-a fan dancer -in "Eadie Was a Lady" at Columbia.

Linda Darnell's work in "Blood and Sand" has won her the top role in

20th Century -Fox' "Swamp Water," based on Verne Bell's novel.

Flagg and Quirt (Vic McLaglen and Edmund Lowe) are to be tough screen characters again in three RKO service pictures, "The Marines Are Ready," and an Army and a Navy story.

Ida Lupino is set as a hard-boiled girl again in Warners' "The Hard Way."

Jane Wyatt has been reshuffled into the lead with Dennis O'Keefe in "Week -End for Three" at RKO.

Bing Crosby, after "Birth of the Blues," will make "Holiday Inn" with Fred Astaire for Paramount, and then "Happy Go Lucky," a tropical musical. Same studio has cast Fred Mac - Murray as star of the colored "Forest Rangers."

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Movie -Radio Cuide

CRITICS' REPORT

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Dear Public:

WE ARE in receipt of a letter from a Miss Donna Greene in New

York who complains bitterly that she's tired of going breathlessly into a picture house for entertainment only to find that she has been duped. Says she: "If I stay home and listen to the radio I am at least assured that I need not sit through any program I don't like. Once inside a movie theater, however, I cannot avoid an outraged sense of being short-changed when the powerfully advertised movie I have come to see turns out to be the same old eye -wash."

It's pretty hard to know just what to say to Miss Greene. MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE'S critics make every attempt to tell the value of a picture, taking into consideration the fact that nine out of ten movie-goers have different tastes. At the very moment Miss Greene wrote her letter the motion -picture exhibitors of this country were having a convention in Hollywood. Said one important member: "Movie critics have no right to lambaste movies. Would newspapers say, `Don't buy such -and -such a car this year because it has a bad paint job?' Of course not. Then why pick on movies?"

This is a logical viewpoint, yet this column and Miss Greene can point out that it is at the same time highly illogi- cal. If the first model of a car to come off the assembly lines was perfect, the next one just fair, the third horrible and the fourth good, and this situation went on year in and year out, newspapers would soon say what they thought of that brand of car in no uncertain terms. You cannot compare movies with cars. Nor can you ask a movie-goer to be happy with anything he sees unless he knows in advance what he is paying his money for and approximately its value.

For this reason, MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE does not intend to drop any part of its critical service to readers, but rather to enlarge this service as weeks go by.

While this column goes to movies week in and week out, generally en- joying most of them, there seems to be a great war cooking up because the public as a whole isn't patronizing pictures as much as in previous years. Everybody wants to know the reason, but nobody seems able to find out. A Mr. Harry Brandt; president of the Independent Theater Owners Associa- tion, says this: "... The present crop of big brains doesn't know what the public wants . . . BUT . . . they had better start getting smart because double features are giving audiences movie indigestion, etc., etc."

Now, you readers of this column are the public. Why not write and tell us what you think of double features or anything else you have on your mind? Address MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE Critics' Report, 9059 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood.

-John Miehle

WATCH FOR THIS ONE! Ginger Rogers' pictures are always worth anticipating and "Tom, Dick and Harry" is no exception to the rule. Above: Burgess Meredith and Ginger show what to expect in the way of "wacky" comedy

ae24ews "Man Hunt"

Cast: Walter Pidgeon, Joan Bennett, George Sanders, John Carradine, Roddy McDowall, et al. A 20th Century -Fox picture; produced by Kenneth Macgowan and directed by Fritz Lang. Screen play by Dudley Nichols based on the novel, "Rogue Male," by Geoffrey Household.

THIS thrilling story about an English big -game hunter who almost takes a

pot-shot at Herr Hitler lasts one hour and forty-five minutes but is so action -packed and full of life -and -death suspense that time speeds by.

Walter Pidgeon is the titled English- man who likes to stalk big game, even the biggest game in the world, and in this part Pidgeon proves that he is one of the best actors in Hollywood. George Sanders plays the head of the Gestapo who tortures Pidgeon. Joan Bennett has the feminine lead.

VERDICT: Isolationist and interventionist will agree that this presents one remedy for the dic- tator problem. Boys and girls, men and women who like their cowboy and detective thrillers will stamp "Man Hunt" with approval. -E. P.

"Moon Over Miami" Cast: Betty Grable, Don Ameche, Robert Cummings, Charlotte Greenwood, Jack Haley, Carole Landis, Cobina Wright, Jr., Robert Conway, et al. A 20th Century -Fox picture; produced by Harry Joe Brown and directed by Walter Lang. Screen play by Vincent Law- rence and others too numerous to mention.

SCHEDULE this one for an evening of no particular consequence. Not

to say that this isn't a pretty fine musical-"Moon Over Miami" is simply a film to amuse you when you are not bent on serious things.

It is exceedingly well performed, with Betty Grable as the Texas Cin- derella who sets out to capture a millionaire husband. Accompanying her are Carole Landis and Charlotte Greenwood. The picture's gayest moments come from the performances of Don Ameche and Robert Cummings.

VERDICT: Don't spot this as a typical musical comedy offering despite the suggestion that the plot is weak. Betty Grable, the music, dancing and Technicolor make it an outstanding entertainment event. -C. S.

STAR OF THE WEEK WALTER PIDGEON: Little publicized, he is an actor who lives outside of the spotlight of publicity yet brings more enjoyment through his fine acting to movie-goers than many stars. His selection as "Star of the Week" is

a sincere choice of Movie -Radio Guide critics, who feel his acting in "Man Hunt" is of Academy Award caliber

BRIEF

Picture Guide

Outstanding "A" Pictures A WOMAN'S FACE: Joan Craw-

ford crime drama. (Adults.) BILLY THE KID: Thr.11ing,

beat:tiful Technicolor western starring Robert Taylor. (Family.)

BLOOD AND SAND: Bea.itiful screen classic in color. Tyrone Power in Valentino's shoes. (Adults will appreciate most.)

CAUGHT IN THE DRAFT: Bob Hope ducks being an Army selectee by enlisting by mistake. Laughs galore. (Family.)

MAJOR BARBARA: Semi -war play by George Bernard Shaw. (Adults.)

Recommended "B" Pictures MILLION DOLLAR BABY: Cute

story of girl who inherits million. Priscilla Lane, May Robson. Trav- elog features. (Adults appreciate most.)

PAPER BULLETS: Don't miss this "quickie' picture about horse owners and gamblers, featuring Jack La Rue and Joan Woodbury. It's tops. (Adults.)

PEOPLE VS. DR. KILDARE: Another in fine medical series. (Family.)

THE BIG STORE: Marx Brothers going completely crazy. If you like the Marx -type comedy, see it. (Adults.)

THE GETAWAY: Cops and rob- bers with Bob Sterling and lovable Charles Winninger. (Family.)

TIGHT SHOES: Damon Runyon story of strange tricks life plays on gangsters and common peepul. (Adults.)

Aviation I WANTED WINGS: Above any

air film produced in recent years. Should be seen by all to inspire Americans with the high traditions of U. S. Army Air Corps. (Family.)

Western GANGS OF SONORA: The Three

Mesquiteers in exciting gun -shooter break up gang reign in Wyoming. (Family.)

NEVADA CITY: Warfare between stage -coach and railroad line with Roy Rogers. (Family.)

SINGING HILL: Gene Autn rides again. (Family.)

THE PIONEERS: Tex Ritter in pioneers vs. Indians, with Wanda McKay pretty heroine. (Family.)

WANDERERS OF THE WEST: Son tracks down father's murderer. Tom Keene stars. (Family.)

Other Offerings ADVENTURE IN WASHING

TON: About Senate page -boys, mith Herb Marshall and Virginia Bruce. (Family.)

CITIZEN KANE: Orson Weller unique drama. Brand-new tech- nique. (Limited adult appeal.)

CITY LIMITS: Millionaire railroad president plays hobo in fa-

miliar story. Frank Albertson, Jed Prouty. (Adults.)

MURDER BY INVITATION: Murder follows murder for wealth) spinster's money. Wallace Ford and Marian Marsh. (Adults.)

SUNNY: Anna Neagle, Ray Bolger, singing -dancing. (Family.)

TIME OUT FOR RHYTHM: Ann Miller, Rudy Vallee, Glen Gray in filmusical. (Jitterbugs maybe.)

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SPECIAL PROGRAM SERVICES

GUESTS. PREMIERES AND IMPORTANT BROADCASTS P 11

PROGRAM LISTINGS.... P. 12

TODAY IN RADIO.... P. 20-21

Saturday, June 28

"AMERICA THE FREE" is a new commercial program of characteristic American songs, featuring Victor Ar - den's orchestra and a mixed chorus. This Saturday's is the second program of the series. NBC. EDT -10:30 a.m. CDT -9:30 a.m. MST -10:30 a.m. EST- 9:30 a.m. CST -8:30 a.m. PST- 9:30 a.m.

BOB HOPE will be guest of Dor- othy Kilgallen's "Voice of Broadway." CBS. EDT -11:30 a.m. CDT -10:30 a.m. MST -11:30 a.m. EST -10:30 a.m. CST- 9:30 a.m. PST -10:30 a.m.

Sunday, June 29

"THE SPIRIT OF. 'dl" a

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165B-0,1i.t 1 J 162 to 30

tnls ruesuay. 1110 matt, NBC's afternoon frolic, "Club Mati- nee," will be delighted to see Ransom Sherman, whose humor artistry runs the scale from slapstick to sophisticated subtlety, get his long -merited break as comedy headliner of the new show, which is being touted as a po- tential big hit. Sherman, called Hap Hazard, will be supported by announcer -comedian Durward Kirby and various other stooges. Edna

O'Dell, the Hoosier Songbird, will fill the vocal spot, and Billy Mills' orchestra will round out the cast. NBC. EDT -9:30 p.m. CDT -8:30 p.m. MST -6:30 p.m. EST -8:30 p.m. CST -7:30 p.m. PST -5:30 p.m.

"A DATE WITH JUDY" is the title of the feature which replaced Bob Hope's show last Tuesday for the summer. It's a light-hearted comedy - drama series, with Ann Gillis, fourteen -year -old screen actress seen with Deanna Durbin in "Nice Girl?," in the lead role. Paul McGrath, who played opposite Gertrude Lawrence in "Susan and God," will be Judy's father, and Margaret Brayton will portray the mother. NBC. EDT -10:00 p.m. CDT -9:00 p.m. MST -7:00 p.m. EST- 9:00 p.m. CST -8:00 p.m. PST -6:00 p.m.

Wednesday, July 2

"ADVENTURES of the Thin Man" is a new half-hour program replacing Tony Martin's song -session and "How Did You Meet?" As the title suggests, the new series is built around

nett's famous detective !k Charles, and his 'e, Nora. The new )medy series is to be ;hor Hammett himself. n is slated for the fe - 2. (Heard on the West

night at 8:00 p.m.

)T-7:00 p.m. MST-Not Avail. {T-6:00 p.m. PST-Not Avail.

J" presents "Let the ' This story of the na -

progress, written by was prepared with the the U. S. War Depart -

DT -7:00 p.m. MST -5:00 p.m. ST -6:00 p.m. PST -4:00 p.m.

JUDY GARLAND will be one of guest stars on new "Millions for Defense" show to start this Wed.

"QUIZZER BASEBALL," new question -and -answer game, replaces Eddie Cantor's "Time to Smile" for the summer season, beginning this Wednes- day. The title does not mean it is a sports show, but rather that the pat- tern of asking, answering and scoring is based on the great American pastime-even to the extent of baseball costumes for contestants and miniature bats for spectators. Budd Hulick is the regular "pitcher" for the home team. Martin Lewis, executive editor of MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE, will be one of the "players" on the opening show. NBC. EDT -9:00 p.m. EST -8:00 p.m.

CDT -8:00 p.m. MST -9:00 p.m. CST -7:00 p.m. PST -8:00 p.m.

"MILLIONS FOR DEFENSE," the patriotic program made possible by the sponsor's donation of "Texaco Star Theater's" summer time to the U. S. government, will make its debut this Wednesday. Fred Allen will prolong his summer vacation long enough to help launch the show, along with other guest stars-Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney, Grace Moore and the "Information, Please" contingent. CBS. EDT -9:00 p.m. EST -8:00 p.m.


Thursday, July 3

"SPEBSQSA" will greet your ears this Thursday night. The initials do not form a code for foreign propaganda, nor do they stand for any new federal bureau. They mean simply the Society for the Preservation and En- couragement of Barber Shop Quartet Singing in America. That gives you a clew as to the nature of the new program to be inaugurated Thursday. The first quartet to be heard is the

-Jack Albin

MICKEY ROONEY (above mug- ging at mike) will also help launch government show on Texaco time

Flat -Foot Four of the Oklahoma City Police Department. CBS. EDT -8:30 p.m. CDT -7:30 p.m. MST -5:30 p.m. EST -7:30 p.m. CST -6:30 p.m. PST -4:30 p.m.

Friday, July 4

"CLAUDIA AND DAVID," whimsi- cal domestic -drama series heard for several weeks as part of the "Kate Smith Hour," effective this Friday takes over the first half of that time - spot as a summer substitute. Patricia Ryan and Richard Kollmar play the leads. CBS. EDT -8:00 p.m. EST -7:00 p.m.


JOHN GUNTHER and Walter Du- ranty, journalists and commentators, will be guest experts on "Information, Please." NBC. EDT -8:30 p.m. CDT -7:30 p.m. MST -5:30 p.m. EST -7:30 p.m. CST -6:30 p.m. PST -4:30 p.m.

CLOSINGS "Helen Hayes Theater" (CBS) was

heard in its closing performance for the season Sunday, June 22.

"Adventures of Bulldog Drummond" (MBS) was last heard Sunday, June

22. "Those We Love" (CBS) ended its

current story sequence Monday, June 23.

"Vox Pop" (CBS) was last heard Thursday, June 26.

"Story of Bess Johnson" (CBS) closed with the broadcast of Friday, June 27.

"Scattergood Baines" (CBS) closed for a vacation Friday, June 27.

TIME CHANGES

"Invitation to Learning" is now heard on Sundays over CBS.

EDT -2:00 p.m. CDT- 1:00 p.m. MST -11:00 a.m. EST -1:00 p.m. CST -12:00 noon PST -10:00 a.m.

"Pause That Refreshes on the Air" moves to a Sunday spot several hours later than formerly. CBS.

EDT -8:00 p.m. CDT -7:00 p.m. EST -7:00 p.m. CST -6:00 p.m.

MST-S:00 p.m. PST -4:00 p.m.

"26 by Corwin" is now broadcast Coast to Coast at one time. Sundays. CBS.

EDT -10:30 p.m. CDT -9:30 p.m. MST -7:30 p.m. EST -9:30 p.m. CST -8:30 p.m. PST -6:30 p.m.

"Your Marriage Club" moves from Saturday to Thursday evening. CBS.

EDT -7:30 p.m. CDT -10:30 p.m. MST -8:30 p.m. EST -6:30 p.m. CST- 9:30 p.m. PST -7:30 p.m.

"Death Valley Days" may now be heard Thursday over CBS as well as in the usual NBC Friday spot, but with different stories.

EDT -8:00 p.m. CDT -7:00 p.m. MST -9:30 p.m. EST -7:00 p.m. CST -6:00 p.m. PST -8:30 p.m.

"Hollywood Premiere" is now to be heard a half-hour earlier on Fri- day. CBS.

EDT -9:30 p.m. EST -8:30 p.m.


"Penthouse Party" also moves to a spot half an hour earlier on Friday. CBS.

EDT -10:00 p.m. CDT -9:00 p.m. MST -7:00 p.m. EST- 9:00 p.m. CST -8:00 p.m. PST -6:00 p.m.

"Proudly We Hail" is now heard on CBS Friday at a later time.

EDT -10:30 p.m. COT -9:30 p.m. MST -7:30 p.m. EST- 9:30 p.m. CST -8:30 p.m. PST -6:30 p.m.

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COMPLETE PROGRAMS FOR THIS WEEK Page 12 10/38-P

SATURDAY June 28

MORNING 7:00 PST 8:00 MST

KFI-California Agriculture: KPO *KHJ-News: KVEC KDB KFXM

KTKC KDON KVOE KGB KFRC KHSL

*News: KG0 Rex Maupin's Orch.: KOH KUTA *News; Honest Abe; Henry

Hull: KSUN KTUC KSL KOY Musical Clock: KOA KTMS

KTAR *News: KPMC KLO KARM 7:15 PST 8:15 MST

Breakfast Club: KTMS KTAR KOH

Rex Maupin's Orch.: KLO (sw- 15.33)

Breakfast Roundtable: KGO Rosie & Her Guitar: KOA Day Book: KPO *News: KERN KFI KMJ KFBK

KWG 7:30 PST 8:30 MST

*KNX-Bob Garred, news: KSL KSFO KARM

Breakfast Club: KGO KFSD KERN KVOA KWG

Music for Your Breakfast: KPO Our Barn: KLO (sw-15.33) Week -End Whimsy: KOA KDYL *News: KRKD KROW KTMS

KSRO KECA KUTA KROY KDON

7:45 PST 8:45 MST KFI-Week-End Whimsy *KHJ-News: KDB KGB KPMC

KVEC KVOE KTKC KHSL Burl Ives, songs: KOY KARM

KSL Breakfast Club: KTMS KFBK KDON-The Esquires KECA-Musical Clock KFOX-Cowboy Music *KFRC-News KLS-Musical Favorites KLX-Accordiana KMJ-Breakfast Broadcast KNX-Tip of the Morning KOA-Musical Magazine *KQW-News KRE-Radio Pastor KRKD-Early Riser KROY-Wake Up and Live KROW-Commuters' Clock KSFO-Galen Drake KSRO-Last Call for Breakfast

KUTA-Tin Pan Alley KVOA-Studio Party KYA-Weather; In the Mood

8:00 PST 9:00 MST *KFI-Sam Hayes, news: KPO

KMJ *KHJ-News; Jack Coffey's Orch.:

KVEC KFXM KFRC KPMC KVOE KHSL KGB KDB KDON

KECA-Breakfast Club Country Journal: KTUC KSUN

KOY KSL KARM KROY Today's broadcast originates

on a barge docked nt St. fouis. featuring a discussion of the amount of farm commodities shipped on the Mississippi and other rivers.

Reflections in Rhythm: KUTA (sw-15.33)

KFAC-Country Church of Holly- wood

*News: KFOX KFSD KDYL-Last Call to Breakfast KIEM-Breakfast Club KJBS-Dance Orch. KLO -Classified on the Air KLS-Jan's Journal *KLX-News; Jerry Sears KOA-Grapette Club KQW-Morning Serenade *KRE-News; Morning Watch *KRKD-Music; News *KSAN-News; Morning Melodies *KSRO-News; Business Guide KTAR-Voice of the Bible KTKC-Russ Pike KVOA-Studio Party *KYA-Netts

8:15 PST 9:15 MST KFI-Bonnie Stuart, songs: KOA Reflections in Rhythm: KGO

KOH KTMS Jack Coffey's Orch.: KLO Coffee Corner: KPO *Fleetwood Lawton: KERN KMJ *KDYL-News; Breakfast Call KFBK-Calif. Agriculture Conser-

Log of Stations Listed in Edition P -South Pacific Call Kilo- Power Net- Call Kilo- Power Net -

Letters cycles Watts Location work Letters cycles Watts Location work

KFI 640 50,000 Los Angeles, California NBC -R KECA 790 5,000 Los Angeles, California NBC -B KHJ 930 5,000 Los Angeles; California MBS-DL KNX 1070 50,000 Los Angeles, California CBS KARM* 1340 250 Fresno, California CBS KDB* 1490 250 Santa Barbara, Calif. MBS-DL KDON* 1240 250 Monterey, California MBS-DL KDYL 1320 5,000 Salt Lake City, Utah NBC -R KERN 1410 1,000 Bakersfield, Calif. NBC -CRS KFAC 1330 1,000 Les Angeles, California Local KFBK 1530 10,000 Sacramento, California NBC -CRS KFOX 1280 1,000 Long Beach, California CRS KFRC 610 5,000 San Francisco, Calif. MBS-DL KFSD 600 5,000 San Diego, Calif. NBC -B -CRS KFWB 980 5,000 Los Angeles, California CRS KFXM* 1240 250 San Bernardino, Calif. MBS-DL KGB 1360 1,000 San Diego, California MBS-DL KGO 810 10,000 San Francisco, Calif. NBC -B KHSL 1290 1,000 Chico, California MBS-DL KIEM 1480 1,000 Eureka, California MBS-DL KJBS 1100 500 San Francisco, California Local KLO 1430 5,000 Ogden, Utah NBC-MBS KLS 1310 1,000 Oakland, California Local KLX 910 1,000 Oakland, California Local KMJ 580 5,000 Fresno, California NBC & CRS KMPC 710 5,000 Beverly Hills, California CBS KMTR 570 1,000 Los Angeles, California Local KOA 850 50,000 Denver, Colorado NBC -R

KOH 630 1,000 Reno, Nevada NBC -CRS KOY 550 1,000 Phoenix, Arizona CBS KPMC 1600 1,000 Bakersfield, California MBS-DL KPO 680 50,000 San Francisco, California NBC -R KQW 740 5,000 San Jose, California Local KRE 1400 250 Berkeley, California Local KRKD 1150 2,500 Los Angeles, California Local KROW 960 1,000 Oakland, California Local KROY 1240 250 Sacramento, California CBS KSAN 1450 250 San Francisco, California CRS KSFO 560 5,000 San Francisco, California CBS KSL 1160 50,000 Salt Lake City, Utah CBS KSRO 1350 1,000 Santa Rosa, California Local KSUN* 1230 250 Lowell, Arizona CBS KTAR 620 5,000 Phoenix, Arizona NBC KTKC 920 1,000 Visalia, California MBS-DL KTMS 1250 1,000 Santa Barbara, California NBC KTUC* 1400 250 Tucson, Arizona CBS KUTA* 570 1,000 Salt Lake City, Utah NBC KVEC* 1230 250 San Luis Obispo, Calif. MBS KVOA 1290 1,000 Tucson, Arizona NBC KVOE* 1490 250 Santa Ana, California MBS KWG 1230 250 Stockton, California NBC -CRS KYA 1260 5,000 San Francisco, California Local WBAPI- 820 50,000 Fort Worth, Texas NBC -R WFAA$ 820 50,000 Dallas, Texas NBC -R WOAI-'i 1200 50,000 San Antonio, Texas NBC -R

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*Star in program listings indicates news broadcast.

vation Commission KFOX-Dr. Michelson KFSD-Good Cheer Prgm. KJBS-Tin Pan Alley KLX-Stocks KNX-Town Crier KROW-Music Makers KSFO-Bob Andersen KTKC-Variety KVOA-Studio Party KWG-Skitch Henerson

8:30 PST 9:30 MST KFI-Call to Youth: KPO KOA KNX-The Little Show: KOY

KSUN NARM Mutual Dons: KGB KDB KVEC

KPMC KHSL KIEM Farmers' Union Prgm.: KGO

KTAR KERN KFSD KOH KLO KWG (sw-15.33)

Rabbi Selwyn D. Stuolander Four members of the Farm-

ers' Union committee who recently returned front South Amori ra will discuss agricultural and ecounnir conditions of t'incinna ti. Ohio, will talk on "Sauuuel Gompers -Patriot." in South A merlin . -

*News: KH.I KDON KDYL-Visiting Nurses *KECA-News KFAC-WPA Prgm. *KFBK-News; Musical Moments *KFRC-News; Bess Bye KJBS-This Rhythmic Age KLX-Three-Quarter Time KMJ-Best Buys; Revue KMPC-Off the Record KQW-Latin-American Melodies KRE-Songs of the Past KROW-Shoppers' Special KROY-Good Morning Melodies KSL-Designed for You KSFO-The Town Crier *KSRO-News KTMS-Devotional Hour KTKC-Gospel Messengers KUTA-Harmony Hall KVOA-To be announced KYA-Recital in Rhythm 8:45 PST 9:45 MST

Edith Adams' Future: KVOE KPMC KFRC KGB KDB KVEC KHSL

Matinee in Rhythm: KPO KOA *News: KFI KDYL kDON-Shopping Salinas KECA-Robert Lee Johnson KFAC-County Medical Ass'n KFBK-Nina Kay KFOX-Classified KHJ-Mutual Dons

KSAN-Sons of Pioneers *KSRO-Concert; News KTAR-To be announced KTKC-Music Maestro KWG -Friendly Hour KYA-Concert Preview 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KNX-Of Men & Books: KSUN

KOY Clyde Knight's Orch.: KGB KDB

KFXM KPMC KFRC KHSL KIEM

Ray Kinney's Orcb.: KTAR Paul Laval's Orch.: KDYL *News: KSL KLS KARM-Radio Cavalcade KFAC-Congregational Church KFOX-Concert Master KJBS-Latin Music KRE-Tango Land KROW-Ballroom; Smart Set KROY-The Fashiohaires KSAN-Pop Tunes KSFO-Calif. Fed. of Women's

Clubs KWG -To be announced KYA-Behind the Sceves 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KFI-Nature Sketches: KPO KOA

KMJ Today's broadcast features a

walk through Moraine l'art, Rocky Mountain _National Park, tu learn the ways of living things that are at hone there.

*KHJ-News; From, the Kentucky Mountain: KLO KVOE KGB KPMC KDB KDON KVEC KIEM

Our Barn: KGO KFSD KOH KERN KTMS KFBK KUTA KGW

Dorian String Quartet: KSUN KOY KTUC

Quartet in 13 Ilat major Joseph Sul:

*News: KMPC KTAR KVOA KDYL-Inquiring Reporter KECA-What's Doing KFAC-Man on the Street *KFOX-News; Tempos of Today KFRC-Live & Let Live *KHSL-News; Sweet & Swing KJBS-Art Fadden, pianist KLS-Market Quizzers *KLX-News; Optometry Talk

KJBS-Traffic Safety KNX-To be announced: KTUC *KLX-News; Police Dept. KMTR-Dr. Louis P. 'Talbot KLS-March Time KOY KSUN KSL KARM KMPC-Young American Flyers KQW-Moods in Music KLX-Secrets of Happiness KECA-Cleveland Calling: KGO KMTR-Dr. Clem Davies *KRE-News; Tango Land KMJ-Domestic Science KERN KFSD KTMS KOH KOH-U. S. O. Prgm. KRKD-Terry, pianist KMTR-Religious Music KFBK KWG (sw-15.33) KQW-Songs We Love KROW-Question Wheel KQW-Wee Model Church Front Page Farrell: KDB KVEC *KRE-News; World's Waltzes KROY-Duke Ellington's Orch. KRE-Jungle Jim KFRC KFXM KVOE KGB KRKD-Paddock Flashes *KSAN-News; Novelty Time KROW-Morning Moderne KLO KIEM KHSL KROW-Hobby Parade KSFO-Know Your Navy KSL-Government Reports *News: KTAR KVOA KSAN-United Service Organiza- KSL-U.S.A.C. Speaker KSFO-Little Group *KDON-News; Gaylord Carter tions KTKC-Quality Korner KSRO-We Are Americans KFAC-J. Newton Yates, organist KSFO-Nat'l Defense & You KYA-Morning Concert KTMS-Twisted Tunes KHJ-Garden Plots KUTA-Symphonic Strings KLS-Melodies

9:00 PST 10:00 MST KLX-Cutting Capers KMTR-Musicale KFI-Lincoln Highway: KPO KMJ *KQW-News; Music

KOA KRLD KPMC-Things Worth While Guest: Brian Donlevy, screen star. KRKD-Weather; Music

KHJ-Army Band: KVEC KVOE KROW-Rhythm Revue KDB KFRC KPMC KIEM KROY-Freddy Martin's Orch.

KNX-Let's Pretend: KTUC KSL *KSAN-Waltz Time; News KROY KARM KSFO KSUN KSFO-Stars Over Hollywood KOY -KSRO-Church in the Redwoods

*News: KMPC KTMS KRE KLX KUTA-Slogan Contest KTKC KYA-Waltz Time

KYA-Lud Gluskin's Orch. 10:15 PST 11:15 MST Dr. Corley: KFRC KHSL KDON

KIEM KTKC Musicale: KPMC KRKD KDYL-Ted Steele KFI-On the Job KFOX-Meet the Band KFSD-Pet Club KGB-Stars of Tomorrow KHJ-Food for Thought KJBS-Melodies KLO -Musical Train KLS-Swap Shop

11:15 PST 12:15 MST Golden Melodies: KPO KOA KMJ

KDYL From the Kentucky Mountain:

KFXM KECA-Nick Harris KFI-Know Your Schools KLX-Vocal Solos KMPC-Waltz Time K R R D -Musicale KROW-BMI Showcase *KROY-News KSFO-Californians on Parade KSL-These Are New

KDON-Contrasts in Melody KECA-Federated Churches KFAC-Morning Inspirations KFBK-A to Z in Novelty KFOX-Firebrands for Jesus KGB -Ben Sweetland WHSL-Morning Melodies KJBS-Musical Meanderings KLS-Hits of the Past *KLX-News; Classics KMTR-Dr. Martin Thomas KQW-Morning Melodies KRKD-Prairie Schooner KROW-Ssfety Sentinels *KSAN-News; Tango Time KSRO-Sunshine for Shut-ins KUTA-Harmony Hall KYA-Anierica Sings; Prem. Pre-

view

9:45 PST 10:45 MST I'll Find My Way: KDB KFXM

KVOE KVEC KGB KDON KTKC KHSL KIEM

*News: KRKD KSL KROW KLS

KFAC-Fred Forrest KFOX-Singing Strings KFRC-Studio Prgm. KLX-Dixieland Strings KMPC-Star Dust KMTR-Musicale KPMC-Music KSRO-Something Old & New KTAR-Social Calendar KVOA-To be announced KYA-Morning Inspirations

10:00 PST 11:00 MST

*KLX-Stocks; Weather; News KROW-Marching Along ESFO-Government Reports KSRO-Personality Parade

10:30 PST 11:30 MST KFI-Paul Laval's Orch.: Kl'O

KMJ KOA KHJ-Clyde Knight's Orch. KNX-Dorothy Kilgallen: KSL

KTUC KSUN KOY KARM KSFO

nest: Bob Hope, radio and - rcrn comedian.

KECA-Ray Kinney's Orch.: KGO ICI :ION KTMS KFSD KOH KUTA

Of Men & Books: (sty -11.83) The books to be discussed

today are "Catherine of Ara-

KTAR-Jack Berch's KVOA-On With the 11:30 PST KFI-Guy Hedlund

KOA KMJ (sw-9.53) KHJ-To be announced:

KDB KVEC KIEM

*KNX-Vera Brodsky, News: ICSL KSFO gon:ua in A major:

?Iasi nuts KECA-Music of

KGO KFSD KTMS KFBK KUTA KbW

*Monitor News: KGB *News: KRICD KelY KDON-Don Allen's KDYL-Radio Players

Gang Dance 12:30 MST

Players: KPO

KFRC KVOE KHSL

pianist; KROY Moments

Cehubert the Americas:

KLO KOA

KMTR

Music

9:15 PST 10:15 MST Army Band: KGB KIISL *News: KUTA KWG

KFI-Gordon Jenkins' Orch.: KPO KOA KMJ

*KHJ-Glenn Hardy, news: KDB

gon," by Barret t Ma f tingly, and "Louisiana Hayri de, " by Harnett Kane. Author Mat- tingly will be today's guest.

KERN -Drama in Foods KFAC-Musicale *KFOX-News' Irwin Yeo's Orch.

KDON-Choristers KVEC KFRC KFXM K\'OE To be announced: KPMC KHSL KGER-Musicae KECA-Forty Plus Associates KGB KTKC KDON KIEM KDON-Melody Parade KJBS-Music Miniatures KFAC-Melodies KHSL KDYL-Farm & Home Hour KLS-Tower of Health KFBK-Women's Reporter KECA-Johnny Long's Orch.: KGO *KFAC-News KLX-Little Show KMPC-Morning Pick -Up KUTA KTMS KERN KTAR KFBK-Catholic Students Mission KMPC-Council of Beauty KMTR-Health Talk KWG (sty -15.33) Crusade KPMC-Musicale KRE-Masterworks KNX-No Politics: KOY KSUN KFRC-Neighborhood Newspapers KQW-Rhythm Rou'ulup KSRO-Melodies That Waltz KSL KTUC KARM KROY KIEM-Variety KRE-Voice of the People KTKC-Swing Is Here *News: KFOX KJBS KPMC KJBS-Melodies Moderne KROW-R. S. V. P.

KTMS-Teddy Powell's Orch. KSRO KLO KLS-Variety KSAN-National Defense KVOA-Studio Party KDYL-Recreation Dept. KLX-Rose Patterson, kitchen talk KSRO-Little Show

KFAC-Serenade KMTR-Volney James KTAR-A to Z in Novelty 9:30 PST 10:30 MST KFBK-USO Prgm. KQW-Melody Parade KTKC-Melody Mix -Up

KFI-America the Free: KPO KFSD-Friendship Exchange KROW-Buddy Darezzo 11:45 PST 12:45 MST KOA KMJ KDYL KLS-Musicale KROY-Singing Surf Riders Vera Brodsky, pianist: KARM


Music of the Americas: KERN KFOX-Rough Riders KGB -Spiritual Defense KIEM-Singing Sain KJBS-Smart Musical Styles *KLS-News KLX-Spanish Melodies KMPC-Norman Road KMTR-Special Events KOY-Bandwagon KPMC-Inquiring Reporter KQW-WPA Prgm. KRKD-Musicale KROW-Captain Quiz KSAN-Hit Tunes KSRO-WPA Prgm.

AFTERNOON 12:00 PST 1:00 MST KNX-Calling Pan -America: KOY

KSL KSUN KROY KARM KSFO

Today's broadcast originates In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

*KECA-News; Club Matinee: KGO KTAR KVOA KFSD KUTA KLO KTMS (sw-15.33)

*News; Prelude to Stardom: KDB KFXM KVOE KVEC KHSL

*News; Campus Capers: KPO KOA KERN KDYL

*News: KFAC KROW KPMC KOH KFI KHJ KFBK

Musicale: KMTR KRKD KDON-Today in Santa Cruz KFOX-Tin Pan Alley *KFRC-News; Studio Prgm. KGB -Let's Dance KIEM-Stocks; Hi Jinks KJBS-Song Hits KLS-Thomas Dias *KLX-News; Stocks *KMJ-Weather; News KMPC-High Noon KQW-Noontime Tunes *KRE-News; Don Hambly *KSAN-News; Luncheon Melo-

dies KSRO-Man on the Street KTKC-Lost Empires KWG -To be announced *KYA-Monitor News; Music 12:15 PST 1:15 MST Club Matinee: KOH KFBK Calling Pan -America: KSL *News: KFOX KFSD KMPC

KWG KSRO KDON KTKC Musicale: KPMC KHJ KFAC-Luncheon Concert KFI-What's Doing KFRC-To be announced KLX-Dancetime KMJ-Smoky Mt. Rangers *KQW-News KROW-Man on the Street KYA-Gypsy Caravan 12:30 PST 1:30 MST KFI-A Boy, a Girl & a Band:

KPO KOA KMJ KHJ-Brooklyn Handicap: KFXM

KVOE KPMC KVEC KFRC KDB

KNX-Brooklyn Handicap: KSUN KROY KSL KOY KTUC

KECA-Brooklyn Handicap: KGO KTAR KVOA KFSD KERN KWG KOH KUTA KFBK (sw- 15.33)

*News: KTMS KJBS KARM KIEM

KDON-Noontime Tunes KDYL-Council & Women's Cham-

ber KFOX-South American Music KHSL-Musical Variety KLX-Cutting Capers KMPC-Musical Marathon KQW-Vincent Lopez' Orch. KRKD-Jimmié s Saddle Pals KROW-Trader Fred KSAN-Rhythm Review KSFO-Farm Journal KSRO-RFD 1350 KTKC-Hollywood Newsreel KYA-Luncheon Concert 12:45 PST 1:45 MST *KHJ-Art Mooney's Orch.; News:

KPMC KFXM KVEC KVOE KDB

KECA-Club Matinee: KGO KTAR KVOA KFSD KTMS KERN KUTA KFBK KOH KWG

KNX-Four Clubmen: KSUN KOY KARM KSL

A Boy, a Girl & a Band: KDYL KFOX-Dick Ross KFRC-To be announced KHSL-Markets; Roundup KIEM-Building News KJBS-Melody Motorcade KLX-Classics KROW-Rhythm & Romance KSRO-Luncheon Club KTKC-Market Reports 1:00 PST 2:00 MST

KFI-World Is Yours: KPO KMJ KOA KDYL (sw-9.53)

Subject: "How Plants Grow." *KHJ-American Legion News

Barrage: KDB KVOE KVEC KFRC KGB KFXM KPMC

*KNX-Sonny Dunham's Orch.; News: KOY KSUN KSL KTUC KROY KFSD KARM

Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: KGO KFSD KERN KTMS KTAR KLO KOH KVOA KFBK KWG

*News: KYA KUTA KDON-Harmoniers *KECA-News KFAC-Science of Mind KFOX-Classified KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Eastern Races; Varieties KLS-T. N. T. *KLX-News; Stringing Along KMTR-Dick Ross KQW-Melody at One *KRE-News; Cloister Echoes *KRI{D-News: Music KROW-Sparkling Melodies *KSAN-News; Hit Tunes *KSRO-News; Farm Bureau KTKC-Pentecostal Church

1:15 PST 2:15 MST KHJ-I Hear America Singing:

KDB KVOE KVEC KFRC KFXM KGB KPMC KDON

Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: KUTA KECA-Classic Hour KFAC-Saturday Concert KFOX-Lucca Floor Show KHSL-Tommy Dorsey's Orch. KLS-Jan's Journal KLX-Organ KRKD-Musicale KROW-Castles of Romance KSL-Utah P. -T. A *KSRO-Monitor News K YA -Moment Rhythmical

1:30 PST 2:30 MST KFI-Recital Period: KPO I NIJ

KOA KDYL Guest soloist: Sylvia Mar-

lowe. harpsichordist. Chaconne Couperin Gigue from Suite in G minor

Loeillet Le Meneton Couperin La Joyeuse, La Powee and Les

Savages Rottman KHJ-We Are Always Young:

KVOE KVEC KDB KFRC KGB KHSL KIEM

*KNX-Sonny Dunham's Orch.; News: KSFO KARM KROY KUTA KSUN

Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: KGO KERN KTAR KVOA KFSD KTMS KLO KFBK KWG

KDON-Date Book *KFOX-Monitor News KLX-Hawaiian KMTR-Pension Sweepstakes KPMC-We Are Always Young KQW-Army Band KRE-WPA Prgm. KRKD-Movie Interviews KSL-Religious News; Labor Talk KSRO-Siesta KTKC-Concert Echoes KYA-Music Depreciation Hour

1:45 PST 2:45 MST KFI-Vagabonds: KPO KOA KMJ

KDYL KHJ-Edith Adams' Future: KDB

KVOE KVEC KFRC KFXM KGB KPMC KDON KHSL

KFOX-Freddy Martin's Orch. KIEM-Musicale KLX-Johnny Stone KMTR-Children's Bible Hour KQW-Serenade in Swing KRE-Front Page Drama KRKD-Singing Waiters KSRO-Town Topics 2:00 PST 3:00 MST

KHJ-Matron Handicap: KDB KVEC KGB KVOE KFRC KPMC KDON KTKC KHSL KIEM

*KNX-Report to the Nation: KARM KROY KSFO KOY KSUN KTUC KSL

*Three Suns Trio; News: KPO KOA KMJ KDYL (sw-9.53)

*Dick Rogers' Orch.; News: KGO KERN KTMS KTAR KFSD KOH KUTA KWG

KFBK-Classic Hour KFI-Traffic Tribunal KFOX-Civic Announcements KJBS-Tea Time Tunes *KLO -News KLS-Jitterbugs on Parade *KLX-News; Lost & Found KMPC-Track Meet KMTR-Woman's World KQW-Tropical Moods *KRE-News; Music ERKD-Musicale *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire *KSRO-News; Music KVOA-Jacinto Orozco's Hora

Mexicana KYA-Concert Internationale

2:15 PST 3:15 MST *Dick Rogers' Orch.; News: KLO *KDYL-News *KECA-Naomi Reynolds; News KFAC-Baseball Game KFOX-Dyana Gavle KJBS-Bits of This & That KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist KQW-Ridin' the Range KROW-Meet the Fan KSRO-Dance Time 2:30 PST 3:30 MST

KFI-Art of Living: KPO KOA KMJ KDYL

Dr, Peale's address Is entitled "The Longing for Happiness."

KHJ-Freddy Martin's Orchestra: KVOE KPMC KFRC KFXM KDON KVEC KDB KGB KIEM

*KNX-Elmer Davis, news: KSL KOY KSUN KTUC KSFO KARM

*KECA-News; Jean Cavall, bar.: KGO KERN KTAR KTMS KUTA KFSD KLO KOH KWG (sw-9.53)

KFOX-Matinee Melodies KHSL-Matinee Melodies KLS-Junior Talent Parade KLX-Pop Concert KQW-Light Classics *KRKD-News KROW-Baseball Game KROY-Jimmie Lunceford's Orch. *KSRO-Financial News; News KTKC-Swing Time RYA -Latin-American Way

2:45 PST 3:45 MST KFI-Paul Douglas, sports: KPO

KERN RUA KMJ KDYL *KECA-Edward Tomlinson,

comm.: KGO KFSD KTAR KUTA KFBK KERN KTMS KOH KWG

*The World Today: KSL KOY KROY KARM KSFO KSUN KTUC

KLO -Jay Burnett, songs *KNX-News; To be announced KQW-Melodies of the Moment KRKD-Musicale I{SRO-South American Rhythm 3:00 PST 4:00 MST

KFI-Defense for America: KMJ KERN KOA KDYL

KNX-People's Platform; Lyman Bryson: KSUN KOY KTUC KARM KSFO KSL

KECA-Message of Israel: KGO KTAR KVOA KTMS KOH KFBK KWG

First Offender: KVEC KVOE KDB KPMC KFRC KFXM KGB KLO KDON KTKC KHSL KIEM

Mimo Bonaldi, songs: KPO KFOX-Matinee Melodies KFSD-Organaires KHJ-I'll Find My Way *KJBS-News KLS-Christian Science Prgm. *KLX-News; Vocal Solos KMTR-Special Events KQW-Organ Melodies *KRE-News; Open House KRKD-Dick Mclntyre's Hawaiians KROY-Afternoon Melodies *KSAN-News; Pop Tunes *KSRO-News; Concert KUTA-Art Center KYA-Ballroom Matinee 3:15 PST 4:15 MST

Waltz with Us: KPO KFOX-Jack O'Connors' Orch. KHJ-Musicale KJBS-Band Box KLX-Siesta KMTR-Walter Lawson KQW-Popular Favorites KSAN-Youth Forum KUTA-WPA Concert 3:30 PST 4:30 MST

KHJ-Morton Gould's Orch.: KDB KVEC KPMC KFXM KVOE KDON KGB KFRC KHSL KIEM

KNX-Concert Orch.: KSUN KOY KTUC KSL KROY KSFO

Guests: Herter and Zayde, piano team. Overture (The Impresario):

Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra Mozart

KECA-Little 01' Hollywood; Ben Alexander, In.c.; Gogo DeLys; Gordon Jenkins' Orch.: KGO KUTA KTMS KWG

Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KPO KOA KFSD KMJ KERN KOH KFBK KDYL

Wayne King's Orch.: (sw-6.06- 11.83)

KARM-Radio Cavalcade KFI-Army Recruiting Prgm. KFOX-Los Caballeros KJBS-Eastern Races; Dance

Memories KLO -Hollywood Express; Ogden

Church KLX-Teatiine KMTR-Pianos *KQW-News; Roundup KRKD-Musicale KSAN-Island Melodies KTAR-A Serenade to You; Jingles KTKC-Matinee Melodies KVOA-Sermon & Song 3:45 PST 4:45 MST

*KFI-H. V. Kaltenborn, news: KMJ KOA KFSD KERN KOH KFBK KDYL

KECA-Nat'l Headliners Award: KGO KTMS KWG

C. D. Mansfield, president of the National Headliners' Club, will present awards to those who have performed outstanding journalistic achievements during the past year.

Musical Tokens: KPO KLO -Christian Science Prgm. KMTR-Contest KRKD-Musicale KSAN-Requests by Wire

4:00 PST 5:00 MST KFI-Latitude Zero: KPO KMJ

KDYL KHJ-Green Hornet, drama: KDB

KGB KFRC KPMC KVOE KTKC KDON KLO KHSL KIEM

Dance Orch.: KGO KTMS KOH KFSD KERN KFBK KWG

KECA-Know Your Schools *KFOX-News; Harmony Hall KJBS-Matinee Melodies KLS-Jackson's Half Hour *KLX-News; Accordiana KMPC-Amusement Quiz KMTR-Special Events *KNX-European Roundup KOA-Listening Time KOY-On Parade KQW-Concert Miniature *KRE-News; Open House KRKD-Musicale KROY-Lud Gluskin's Orch. *KSAN-News; Vocal Varieties KSFO-Salvation Army KSL-Off the Record *KSRO-News; Time for Tea KTAR-On With the Dance KUTA-Grandfather Frog KVOA Whereto Go What to Do KYA-Drama of Food

4:15 PST 5:15 MST KECA-To be announced: KUTA KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist KNX-Musical Matinee KOY-They Say Today KRI{D-Movieland Quiz KSAN-Clear -take Musicale KSFO-Army Prgm. ESL -To be announced KTAR-Allan Roth's Symphony *KWG -News KYA-Goodwill Corner 4:30 PST 5:30 MST

KHJ-Hawaii Calls: KFXM KVEC KDB KP'MC KGB KVOE KLO KDON KHSL KIEM

KECA-Don Kaye's Orch.: KGO KOH KFSD KTMS KVOA

Abe Lyman's Orch.: KPO Bishop & the Gargoyle: KUTA *News: KFRC KJBS KTAR

KDYL To Your Good Health: KFOX

KMJ KERN KFBK KWG KARM-Superman KFI-Stories of American Liberties KLS-March of Music KLX-Gypsv Violins KMPC-Musical Marathon KMTR-Santaella Ensemble

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SATURDAY, June 28, 1941

1914: Archduke Franz Ferdinand and wife assassinated at Sarajevo

KNX-March of California KOA-Once Upon a Time KOY-On Parade KQW-Tunes of the Day KRKD-Musicale KROW-Don Allen's Orch. *KROY-The Serenaders; News KSAN-To Your Good Health KSFO-March of California KSL-Lend on Ear KTKC-Pacific Paradise KYA-Glib Kids 4:45 PST 5:45 MST

*KNX-Sports Broadsides; News: KARM

Abe Lyman's Orch.: KOA KMJ KERN KDYL KFBK

Don Kaye's Orch.: KWG Hawaii Calls: KFRC *News: KRKD KSL KLS KTKC KFAC-Musicale KFOX-Jamboree KJBS-Dance Orch. KLX-Dancetime KMTR-King's Messengers *KOY-Movies; News KROW-Hollywood Newsreel KSAN-Instrumental Varieties *KSFO-To be announced; News KTAR-Captains of Industry

5:00 PST 6:00 MST KFI-Alka-Seltzer Nat'l Barn

Dance; Eddie Peabody; Hoosier Hot Shots; Dinning Sisters; Joe Kelly; others: KPO KOA KMJ KDYL

See sponsor's announcement on this page.

KNX-Lud Gluskin's Orch.: KOY KSUN KTUC KSFO KARM

Chuck Foster's Orch.: KGO KOH KTAR KTMS KERN KVOA

Spin & Win: KUTA Your Hit Parade: (sw-11.83-

6.06) KDON-Freddy Nagel's Orch. KECA-Musicale *KFBK-News; Maurice's Orch. KFRC-Golden State Theaters;

Studio Prgm. *KFSD-News KFXM-Petite Musical

KGB -Saturday Serenade KHJ-Dr. Matthews KHSL-Rumba Time KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Dinner Dance KLO -Victor Arden's Orch. KLS-Golden State Special *KLX-News; Spanish Melodies KMTR-Special Events KPMC-Musicale KQW-Record Shop *KRE-News; Open House KRKD-Songs of Saddh KROW-Songs of Hawaii KROY-Alvino Rey's Orch. *KSAN-News; Evening Concert KSL-Supper Strings *KSRO-News; Concert KTKC-Rhythm Rendezvous KWG -Learning to See KYA-Symphony Hall

5:15 PST 6:15 MST *News: KMPC KLS KSL *News Talk: KDB KFRC KGB

KPMC KVOE KHSL KIEM Chuck Foster's Orch.: KWG *KECA-Sports; News KFAC-M. Howard Fagan KFSD-I Hear America KLO -Earl Donaldson, pianist KLX-Little Concert KSRO-Hit Tunes 5:30 PST 6:30 MST

KHJ-Contact: KDB KFXM KGB KVEC KVOE KPMC KFRC KTKC KDON KLO KIEM KHSL

KECA-Summer Symphony; Dean Dixon, cond.: KGO KERN KFSD KTMS KTAR KVOA KWG KUTA KFBK

Overture to Oberon.. von Weber Symphony No. 88 in G major

Haydn Arioso Bgcü Sympllonietta Detto -Join

Gaylord Carter: KSUN KSFO KOY KARM

Musicale: KMPC KMTR KLS-Bulletin Board KLX-Cutting Capers

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SATURDAY'S BEST LISTENING

See program listings for more detail and additional news programs

Time shown is PST, for MST add one hour.

Special Programs

National Headliners' Club Awards. Citizens Conference on Govern- ment Management.

News and Comment

Bob Garred. Sam Hayes. Glenn Hardy.

Elmer Davis. The World Today. Edward Tomlinson. H. V. Kaltenborn. News Talk. News of the World. Gabriel Heatter. Glenn Hardy.

Variety

Breakfast Club; Don McNeill. Farmers' Union Program. America the Free. Dorothy Kilgallen; Bob Hope, guest.

11:00 Nature Sketches. P.M. 3:00 People's Platform. 3:30 Little 01' Hollywood. 5:00 Alka-Seltzer National Barn

Dance. 5:45 Saturday Night Serenade. 6:00 Uncle Ezra. 6:15 Public Affairs. 7:00 Your Marriage Club. 7:00 Truth or Consequences.

7:30 California Melodies. 8:00 Your Hit Parade.

Drama A.M. 9:00 Lincoln Highway; Brian Donlevy,

guest. Guy Hedlund Players. 11:30

P.M. 1:00 4:00

A.M. 11:00 11:30

P.M. 1:30

The World Is Yours. Latitude Zero.

Fine Music

Dorian String Quartet. Vera Brodsky, pianist.

Recital Period; Sylvia Marlowe, guest.

3:30 Concert Orchestra. 5:30 Summer Symphony; Dean Dixon,

guest. 6:30 Pageant of Melody. 7:30 Cleveland Symphony Orchestra;

Rudolph Ringwald.

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SATURDAY, June 28, 1941

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*KNX-News; Musical Interlude KOH-Diminutive Classics KQW-Sentimental Moods *KRE-News KRKD-Race Results KROW-Softball Highlights *KROY-News; Music KSAN-Requests by Wire KSL-To be announced KSRO-Secrets of Happiness 5:45 PST 6:45 MST

KNX-Saturday Night Serenade; Bill Perry; Gus Haenschen's Orch.: KSL.KSFO KARM

KLS-Dinner Music ICLX-Vocal Ensemble *KOH-News KOY-Pop Concert KQW-Theater Guide KRE-Greater Pittsburg KRKD-Concert Music KROY-Henry Busse's Orch. KSRO-Rhythm Revue

NIGHT Where there is no listing

for a station its preceding program is on the air. 6:00 PST 7:00 MST

KFI-Uncle Ezra (Pat Barrett); Sons of Pioneers: KPO KOA KMJ WBAP WOAI KDYL

KHJ-Confidentially Yours: KVOE KVEC KDB KFXM KFRC KGB KPMC KTKC KDON KHSL

KECA-Summer Symphony: KFSD KTMS KERN KVOA KLO KWG KOH KFBK KUTA

*News: KJBS KSRO KROW KQW

KFAC-Evening Concert *KFOX-News; Sports KIEM-Musicale *KLS-News; Race Results *KLX-News; Dinner Concert KMPC-Other Americas KMTR-Irwin Allen *KRE-News; Il Radio Giornale KRKD-Concert Music KROY-Sports; Dinner Serenade *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KYA-Twilight Favorites 6:15 PST 7:15 MST

*KHJ-Elizabeth Wayne, news; Music: KVOE KFXM KVEC KPMC

Public Affairs: KTUC KARM KSL

KDON-Singing Strings KFOX-To be announced; Music KFRC-Studio Prgm. KGB -George Bacon KHSL-Rhapsody in Rhythm KIEM-Musicale KJBS-South American Way KLS-Speed Reilly KMPC-Hollywood Park KMTR-Dick Terry KNX-Dr. Pepper Parade KOY-Music; Sports KQW-Ira Blue KROW-Dinner Hour Melodies *KROY-News KSFO-America on Guard KSRO-1350 Club KTKC-Dinner Music

6:30 PST 7:30 MST KFI-Grand 01' Opry: KPO KMJ

KOA WOAI WBAP KVOA KTAR KDYL

KHJ-Pageant of Melody: KDB KIEM KVEC KFRC KVOE KGB

KECA-Andrini Continentals: KOH KTMS KERN KFBK KWG

Delta Rhythm Boys: KTUC KARM KROY

*This World: KGO *News: KPMC KUTA KTKC

KLO *KDON-News KFOX-Semi-Classical Music KFSD-Whistling Parson KHSL-Preview; Variety KJBS-It's Dance Time KLS-Mi Rancho KMPC-New World Neighbors KMTR-Sports KOY-Buster Fite KQW-Styled for Dancing KROW-L'Italia Prgm. KSFO-Sportslants KSL-Saturday Night Sheepfold KSRO-Italian Musicale 6:45 PST 7:45 MST

*KNX-News of the World: KSL KTUC KSFO KARM

KECA-Cadets Quartet: KTMS KOH KERN KFBK KWG

Pageant of Melody: KPMC KFXM KHSL

Blue Barron's Orch.: KLO KUTA KDON-Dinner Concert KMPC-L. A. County Schools

10 38-P *KRE-News; Assemblies of God *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Pop Concert KTKC-Captain Quiz KWG-Baseball Game KYA-Evening Concert 8:15 PST 9:15 MST

Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KPO KOA KDYL

KFAC-Musicale KFOX-Eventide Echoes KMTR-Rovere's Singing Waiters KROW-Duke Ellington's Orch. WFAA-Moonlight & Shadows WOAI-Sports 8:30 PST 9:30 MST

*KFI-Russ Morgan's Orch.; News: WFAA WOAI KMJ KOA KERN KDYL

*Don Kaye's Orch.; News: KGO KTMS KTAR KFSD KOH

Seaside Shindig & Barn Dance: KGB

Defense for America: KPO *News; Del Courtney's Orch.:

KLO KECA-Tune Out Time KFAC-Dr. James Fifield KFBK-Valley Church KFOX-Lukens Valley Church KLX-Johnny Stone KMTR-Evening Meditations *KQW-Baseball Warmup; News KRE-Music to Read By KROW-Console Concert KSAN-Valley Church KTKC-Dance Music KVOA-Gene Riva's Orch. 8:45 PST 9:45 MST

*Shep Fields' Orch.; News: KSL KSUN KTUC KARM KROY KSFO

KLX-Gems of Melody *KNX-News KOY-Voices in Song KQW-Baseball, S. F. Seals vs.

Seattle KSRO-Eye Opener KTKC-Rocky Mountain Cowboys 9:00 PST 10:00 MST

KFI-Abe Lyman's Orch.: ,KPO KMJ

*KHJ-Glenn Hardy, news: KDB KVOE KFXM KVEC KFRC KHSL KGB KPMC KTKC KDON KIEM

*Editorially Speaking: KSUN KOY KARM KROY

Milton Shrednik's Orch.: WOAI WFAA KOA

Emile Petti's Orch.: KGO KVOA KERN KTMS KFSD KTAR KFBK KOH

Tiny Hill's Orch.: KSL KTUC Freddy Martin's Orch.: KLO *News: KFOX KDYL KSFO KFAC-Musical, KLS-Arthur D'Nunzio *KLX-News; Faucit Theater KMTR-Music City KNX-Here's the Story *KRE-News; Music KROW-Hit Revue *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Name It & It's Yours 9:15 PST 10:15 MST

KHJ-Art Linkletter: KDB KGB KVOE KFXM KVEC KPMC KTKC KDON KFRC KHSL KIEM

KNX-Jack Teagarden's Orch.: KROY KARM

Abe Lyman's Orch.: KDYL KFOX-Dave Hargraves' Orch. KLO -Hollywood Party KOY-Art Linkletter KSFO-To be announced

9:30 PST 10:30 MST KFI-Neil Bondshu's Orch.: KPO

KMJ KOA WOAI WFAA KDYL

KNX-By the Way, Bill Henry: KSFO KROY KARM

*KECA-News Bishop & the Gargoyle: KOH

KTAR KTMS KFSD KVOA EGO KERN

*Joe Marsala's Orch.; News: KTUC

*News: KUTA KSL KECA KROW

*KFBK-News; Traveling Show KLS-Valley Church *KLX-News *KMTR-Radio News Reel 9:45 PST 10:45 MST

KHJ-Henry King's Orch.: KFRC KFXM KVOE KDB KVEC KHSL KGB KTKC

*Joe Marsala's Orch.; News: KSL KOY KSFO KARM KROY KTUC

Jimmy Dorsey's Orch.: KUTA KDON-Cocoanut Grove KECA-Soft Lights & Swing Music KFAC-L. A. Bar Ass'n KFOX-Lucca Floor Show KIEM-To be announced KLO -Sports Corner KLX-Bordertown Barbecue KNX-Texas Jim Lewis *KPMC-News KROW-Johnny Messner's Orch. 10:00 PST 11:00 MST KHJ-Freddy Martin's Orch.: KDB

KFXM KVOE KVEC KPMC KHSL KGB KFRC KTKC

KMTR-Special Events KQW-Modern Musicale KRE-Twilight Serenade KRKD-Father Vaughan KROY-Dance Music KTKC-Saturday Dance

7:00 PST 8:00 MST KFI-Truth or Consequences:

Ralph Edwards, m.c.: KPO KOA KMJ KDYL

*KHJ-Gabriel Heatter, news: KFRC KGB

KNX-Your Marriage Club; Haven MacQuarrie, m.c.: KSL KSFO KARM KROY

KECA-Bob Strong's Orch.: EGO KVOA KERN KFSD KTMS KWG KOH KFBK KUTA

Cleveland Summer Orch.: KLO KIEM

*News: KOY KRKD KLX KDON-Henry King's Music KFOX-Homes on the Land KHSL-Evening Variety KJBS-Langworth's Orch. KMPC-Punch Board KPMC-Musicale *KRE-News; Masters' Music *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Jack Armstrong KTAR-Week-Ender KVOE-Anita Boyer Sings KYA-Sportsman WBAP-Lyndon Johnson WOAI-Salute to Britain 7:15 PST 8:15 MST

KHJ-Inside of Sports: KFRC KGB KPMC KFXM KVOE KDB KVEC KTKC

Harry James' Orch.: WOAI KFOX-Fireside Philosophy KLS-Thomas Dias KLX-Hawaiian Melodies KMTR-Musicale KOY-Santa Rita Orch. KQW-Rhythm & Romance KRKD-Three-Quarter Time KROW-Italian-American Hour KSRO-Roll Up the Carpet -

KYA-Of Men & Destiny WBAP-Songs of Your Heart

7:30 PST 8:30 MST KFI-Citizens Conference on Gov

eminent Management: KPO WBAP KOA KMJ

Theme: "Mr. Smith Defines a 1941 Liberai-the Next Stage In the American Liberal Tradi- tion." Speakers: T. V. Smith, professor at the II. of Chicago: Paul C. Smith. maunging editor of the San Pram -Iseo "Chron- icle." and George V. Denny, moderator of the radio program "American Town Meeting of the Air."

KHJ-California Melodies: KVEC KDB KVOE KPMC KFRC KIEM KLO KTKC KDON

*KNX-Michael Loring's Orch.; News: KSL KARM KSFO

Ray Heatherton's Orch.: EGO KERN KTMS KTAR KFSD KWG KVOA KOH KFBK

KDYL-Fire Show KECA-Spin & Win KGB-Radio Forum KLX-Three-Quarter Time KMTR-Special Events KQW-Nova Time KRKD-Do You Know? *KROY-Concert Orch.; News *KSRO-News *KSUN-Dance Orch.; News KUTA-Dugout Dope; Baseball KYA-Gilbert & Sullivan WOAI-Musicale

7:45 PST 8:45 MST Citizens Conference: KDYL KFOX-United Press on the Air KLX-Dixieland Strings *KOY-Sports; News KQW-Weather; Music Box KROW-Great Music Highlights KSRO-United Press on the Air *KYA-News

8:00 PST 9:00 MST *KFI-News; Ozzie Nelson's Orch.:

KMJ KHJ-Seaside Shindig & Barn

Dance: KPMC KDB KVEC KVOE KFXM KDON KHSL KIEM

KNX-Your Hit Parade: KOY KTUC KSUN KSFO KARM KSL KROY

*News; Bobby Byrne's Orch.: EGO KFSD KERN KTMS KTAR KVOA KOH KFBK

Musical Potpourri KPO Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: KLO *News: KFAC WFAA WOAI

KROW *II. V. Kaltenborn, comm.: KOA

KDYL KECA-Bishop and the Gargoyle KFOX-Hawaiian Music KFRC-Amateur Hour KLS-James Guaragna *KLX-News; Helen Parmelee,

pianist KQW-Romany Road

KNX-Dick Jurgens' Orch.: KOY KSL KROY KTUC

Spin & Win with Jimmy Flynn: KGO KFSD KOA KWG

Tonight's broadcast originates at Fort Devens, Massachusetts.

Chuck Foster's Orch.: KMJ KERN KDYL

Jimmy Joy's Orch.: KLO *News: KPO *News: KOA KTAR KFI KVOA

KYA KIEM KARM-Who's Dancing Tonight? KECA-Philharmonia KFAC-Melody Hour KFOX-Larry Clinton's Orch. KLS-Hawaiian Melodies *KLX-News; Piano Duo KMPC-Fun on Wax KMTR-Viennese Ensemble *KRE-News; Organ Music KROW-Hayloft Party *KSAN-News; Chinatown *KSFO-World Today *KTAR-News KTMS-Dance Orch *KUTA-Monitor News 10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-Chuck Foster's Orch.: KOA On Our Bandstand: KPO Spin & Win with Jimmy Flynn:

RIMS KTAR Dick Jurgens' Orch.: KSFO

KARM Freddy Martin's Orch.: KDON KFOX-Dance Orch. KIEM-Musicale KLX-Cutting Capers *KMPC-News KMTR-Averill's Orch. KUTA-Organ Reveries KYA-Piano Course 10:30 PST 11:30 MST KFI-Jay Whidden's Orch,: KMJ

KOA KDYL KHJ-Fiesta Time: KVOE KVEC

KPMC KFXM KFRC KDB KGB KDON KTKC KHSL

KNX-Freddy Nagel's Orch.: KSL KOY KSFO KARM

Indiana Indigo: EGO KFSD KOH KTMS KERN KTAR KFBK KUTA KROY KWG

Concert Hall: KPO KFSD-Indiana Indigo *KLO -News KLS-Dance Time KLX-Spanish Melodies KMPC-Xavier Cugat's Orch. KMTR-Special Events J QW-Dance Music KRE-Clambake KYA-Musical Review 10:45 PST 11:45 MST Fiesta Time: KLO KFON-.lud North's Orch. KLX-Dancetime KMPC-Royal Hawaiians KMTR-Musicale 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KHJ-Jan Savitt's Orch.: KFXM

KVOE KVEC KPMC KDB KGB KFRC KTKC KHSL

KECA-Organ: KFSD KOH Bob Saunders' Orch.: KPO KMJ

KOA KFBK Martha Mears, songs: KSL KROY

KARM *News: EGO *News: KFI KNX KROW

KSFO KDYL-Make-Believe Ballroom KERN -Saturday Nite Swing Club KFAC-Night Shades KLS-Spotlight Parade *KLX-News; Nocturne KMPC-Musical Nightcap KMTR-Larry Herman's Orch. *KRE-News; Clambake. *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KTMS-Dance Orch KWG -Hour Before Midnight 11:15 PST 12:15 MST KFI-Bob Saunders' Orch. Organ: EGO Martha Mears, songs: KSFO KMTR-Musicale -

KNX-Pnhlic Affairs KROW-South American Way 11:30 PST 12:30 MST KFI-Dave Marshall's Orch.: KPO

KMJ KOA KFBK KHJ-Duke Ellington's Orch.:

KFXM KVOE KVEC KPMC KTKC KDB KGB KHSL

*KNX-Manny Strand's Orch.; News: KSL KSFO KARM KROY

KFRC-Griff Williams' Orch. K.IBS-Owl Prgnt. KROW-Strictly Sn it 11:45 PST 12:45 MST *KFBK-News 12:00 PST 1:00 MST KFAC-Midnight Matinee KHJ-Rhapsody in Wax KJBS-Owl Prgm. KLS-Cigar Box Revue KMJ-The 580 Club KNX-Midnight Merry -Go -Round *KRE-News KRKD-Monkey's .Jamboree KROW-Merry-Go-Round KROY-Midnight Revue *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSFO-Midnight Club

End of Saturday Programs

SUNDAY, June 29, 1941


*News; Harvey Harding, bar.: KUTA

*News; Gypsy Caravan: KTUC KSFO

*News; Rhapsody of the Rockies: KDYL KOA

7:15 PST 8:15 MST First Piano Quartet: KUTA (sw-

15.33 ) 7:30 PST 8:30 MST

What's New at the Zoo: KOY KTUC

Lee Gordon's Orch.: KOA Church in the Wildwood: KGO Down Melody Lane: KLO Treasure Trails of Song: KUTA

(sw-15.33) 8:00 PST 9:00 MST

KFI-Emma Otero, sop.; Orch.: KPO (sw-15.33)

KNX-Church of the Air: KROY KARM KSFO

KECA-Rex Maupin's Orch.: KGO KOH KFSD KVOA KFBK KWG KUTA

Tommy Tucker's Orch.: KVEC KDB KLO KGB KPMC KVOE KIEM KHSL KDON

Syncopation Piece: KSL KOY KTUC (sw-15.27)

KDYL-Voices in Song KERN -Gospel Tabernacle KFAC-Church of Hollywood KFOX-Musicale KFRC-Army Recruiting KHJ-Funnypaper Man KJBS-Hits & Bits KLS-Musical Serenade KMJ-Gospel Messengers KMPC-Top Pops KMTR-Religious Prgm. KOA-Excursions in Science KQW-Sunday Song Service *KRE-News; Greek Pentecostal

Church KRKD-Ranch Prgm. KROW-Through Stained Glass *KSAN-News; Morning Melodies KTAR-Glad Tidings 8:15 PST 9:15 MST

KECA-I'm an American: KGO KFSD KTAR KUTA KFBK KWG KOH

Syncopation Piece: KSUN Emma Otero, sop.; Orch.: KOA Tommy Tucker's Orch.: KFRC KDYL-Salt Lake Church KLO -Ogden Ministerial Alliance KLS-Young People's Church KQW-Fuunypaper Man KROW-Army Prgm. K VOA- N otebook KYA-Funny Paper Man 8:30 PST 9:30 MST

KFI-Down South: KPO KOA KHJ-Sky Pilot: KVEC KGB

KDB KVOE KFRC KPMC KHSL EJEM KDON KTKC

KNX-Salt Lake City Choir: KSL KARM KSFO KSUN KTUC KOY (sw-15.27)

KECA-Radio City Music Hall: KGO KFSD KTAR KVOA KWG KFBK KUTA KERN KOH (sw-15.33)

String Symphony Concert, Maurice Itarot conductor. So- loists; Anne Roselle, soprano, and Sondra Bianca, ten -year - old pianist. Air ou the G String Bach "Tambourin ..Leelaire-Dnbensky Vinti E L'Amour IItndel Concerto in D minor (first

movement) Mozart String Quin let (last move-

ment) Schubert Voi the sapete Mozart Two Lyric I'ieces Grieg Serenade Elgar

Haven of Rest: KLO KDYL-Wilson Ames KFAC-Harmonies KJBS-Auto Gossip KMJ-Gospel Singers KMTR-Musicale KQW-Gilbert & Sullivan KRE-Churches of Christ *KRKD-News KROW-Swedish Meditations KROY-Give Me Music 8:45 PST 9:45 MST

KJBS-Memory Melodies KMJ-Church in the Wildwood KMTR-Religious Prgm. KQW-Melodies Old & New KRE-Music Salon *KRKD-News KROY-Edwin LeMar Trio KYA-Dr. Julius McPlteeters 9:00 PST 10:00 MST

KNX-Church of the Air: KSL KSUN KOY KTUC KSFO (sw- 15.27)

A Roman Catholic Church service.

KFI-British Children Talk to Par- ents: KPO KOA KDYL

British evacuee children, now living in the vicinity of Phila- delphia, will be heard talking to their parents in England.

This Is Fort Dix: KVEC KFRC KHSL KDON KVOE

Radio City Music Hall: KTMS KARM-Council of Churches KFAC-Catholic Holm KGB -Covenant Gospel Service KHJ-P. E. Gardner KJBS-Morning Serenade KLO -Classified on the Air KLS-Cross of Calvary KMJ-Bee Comics *KMPC-News KMTR-Spanish Prgm. KPMC-Four Square Gospel KQW-Songs of the Heart *KRE-News; Voice of Tomorrow;

Rainbow Trio KRKD-Music Masters KROY-Good Morning Melodies *KSAN-News; Hawaii Calls KSRO-Sun. Morning Eyeopener *KTKC-Portuguese News KYA-Anglo-Saxon Ass'n 9:15 PST 10:15 MST

This Is Fort Dix: KPMC KFAC-Voice of Health KLO -Voice of Tomorrow KMPC-Hawaiian Serenade KOY-Fiesta Time KROW-Watchtower KYA-Mission Covenant Church -9:30 PST 10:30 MST KFI.On Your Job, drama: KPO

KMJ KERN Today's dramatisation, "Trou-

ble Shooters," concerns the work of gas company repairmen.

KHJ-Voice of Prophecy: KGB KFRC KVOE KRSL

KNX-March of Games: KSL KARM KSFO (sw-15.27)

Matinee with Lytell's Orch.: KGO KTMS KTAR KFSD KUTA KFBK KOH KLO (sw- 15.33)

*News: KDON K1ÁVG KDYL-Boys Town KECA-A Layman Views the News KFAC-Musicale KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Pet Parade KOA-Musical Meditations KOY-Prophecy Choir KPMC-Chapel Hour KQW-Sage Bros. KRE-Bible Crusader KROY-Father Masante Prgm. KSAN-Swing Session KSRO-Jungle Jim K VOA .T0 he announced 9:45 PST 10:45 MST

KHJ-Dick Stabile's Orch.: KGB KFRC KVEC KVOE KHSL

March of Games: KGY KDON-Ditmars & Olsen KECA-Garden Club of the Air KIEM-Swap Prgm. KJBS-Hits from the Fast KLS-Negroes in the News KOA-Master Singers KROW-Religious News KSRO-Little Concert KWG -To he announced KYA-Balalaika 10:00 PST 11:00 MST *KHJ-Glenn Hardy, news: KDB

KPMC KVOE KFRC KVEC KGB KTKC KHSL

KNX-Invitation to Learning: KSL KARM KSFO KROY (sw- 15.27)

String Symphony; Frank Black, cond.: KPO (sw-15.33) Drei Bagatellen, 01111s SS..Kann Eine Kleine Serenade

P. i. hard Trunk Hidden History: EGO KTMS

KWG KERN KVOA KFBK Today's drama "Ghost

Towns."' *News: KJBS KROW KSRO

KIEM KFI KOA KUTA KDON KDYL-Little Show KECA-Central Varieties KFOX-Paul Carson KFSD-Doc Roy Revue KLS-Radio Church of America

FREQUENCiES KFI-640 KOH-630 KECA-790 KOY-550 KHJ-930 KPMC-1600 KNX-1070 KPO-680 KARM-1340 KOW-740 KDB-1490 KRE.-1400 KDON-1240 KRKD-1150 KDYL-1320 .KROW-960 KERN -1410 KROY-1240 KFAC-1330 KSAN-1450 KFBK-1530 KSFO-560 KFOX-1280 KSL-1160 KFRC-610 KSRO-1350 KFSD-600 KSUN-1230 KFWB-980 KTAR-620 KFXM-1240 KTKC-920 KGB -1360 KTMS-1250 EGO -810 KTUC-1400 KHSL-1290 KUTA-570 KIEM-1480 KVEC-1230 KJBS-1100 KVOA-1290 KLO -1430 KVOE-1490 KLS-1310 KWG -1230 KLX-910 KiIA-1280 KMJ-580 WBAP-820 KMPC-710 WFAA-820 KMTR-$70 WOAI-1200 KOA-850


KMJ-From A to Z in Novelty KMTR-Fannie Reinhart KOY-Humanity at the Crossroads KQW-Merrick Choristers *KRE-News; Music KRKD-Music Masters *KSAN-News; Sons of Pioneers KTAR-Ethel Jóy, songs *KYA-News; Century of Song 10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-String Symphony: KOA KHJ-Romance of the Highways:

KVEC KFRC KPMC KVOE KGB KDB KTKC KDON KHSL KIEM

Foreign Policy Ass'n: KGO KTAR KTMS KVOA KERN KUTA KWG KFBK

Concert Petite: KPO Concert Orch.: KLO Romance of the Highways: KOY

KOH KFOX-The Visitors KJBS-Sports *KMPC-News KQW-Popular Serenade KROW-Democracy 10:30 PST 11:30 MST KFI-Univ. of Chicago Round Ta-

ble: KPO KMJ KVOA KTAR KWG KOA KERN KFBK KDYL

KHJ-Canary Chorus: KGB KFRC KHSL KIEM KTKC KDON KPMC KVOE

Tapestry Musicale: KGO KTMS KUTA (sw-15.33)

*Cedric Foster, news: KLO *News; To be announced: KSL

KOY KARM (sw-15.27) KJBS-Modern Melodies KLS-Musical Varieties KMPC-Platter Parade KOH-Studio Party KQW-Camera Man KROW-Sunshine for Shut -Ins *KROY-News; Freddy Martin's

Orch. KSAN-Popular Varieties *KSFO.News; The Pulpit KSRO-Masters of Music KYA-Charm Waltzes

10:45 PST 11:45 MST KNX-To be announced: KSFO Tapestry Musicale: KLO El Paseo Troubadors: KDB KGB

KPMC KFRC KVOE KVEC KIEM KHSL KDON

Sunstream Special: KGO Musicale: KFOX KHJ KOY-I Want a Job KQW-Organ Melodies KRE-First Congregational Church

of Berkeley KTKC-Maranatha Quartet 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KFI-Concert Petite: KPO KMJ

KDYL KNX-Columbia Broadcasting Sym-

phony; Guest Conductor: KOY KSL KSFO KARM (sw-15.27)

Howard Barlow, conductor. Overture from "Marriage of

Figaro Mozart Entr'acte and Ballet Music

from "Rossmunde"..Schuhert Ein Heldenleben R. Strauss

KECA-Josef Marais' African Trek: KGO KFSD KTMS KUTA KWG

Carl Hoff's Orch.: KGB KFRC KPMC KVOE KDON KTKC KHSL KLO

Musicale: KMTR KTAR KERN -Rainbow Trio KFAC-Church of the Open Door KFBK-A to Z in Novelty KHJ-Cavalcade of Swing KIEM-Congregational Church KJBS-The Camera Man KLS-First Presbyterian Church KOA-Shining Hour KOH-Shining Hour KQW-Brevities KROW-10th Ave. Baptist Church KROY-Half & Half *KSAN-News; Organ Melodies KSRO-Church of the Incarnation KVOA-To be announced *KYA-News; Concert Interlude 11:15 PST 12:15 MST *KFI-H. V. Kaltenborn, comm.:

KERN KTAR KVOA KFBK KDYL KOA KOH KMJ

Columbia Broadcasting Symph.: KTUC KSUN

KJBS-Symphonic Swing KQW-First Baptist Church KYA-Norman Thomas 11:30 PST 12:30 MST KFI-Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KPO

KMJ KERN KOH KFBK (sw- 9.53 )

KECA-Talent Ltd.; Garry Moore, 'me.; Shirley Sadler; Rex Mau - pin's Orch.: KGO KFSD KTMS KWG KLO KTAR KUTA

U. S. 0. Prgm.: KFRC KPMC KDON KVOE KHSL

Symphony Orch.: KROY KDYL-Modern Music Box KGB -Let's Dance KJBS-Latin-American Melodies KMTR-Dr. Clem Davies KOA-Life & the Land KSAN-Hit Tunes *KTKC-Portuguese News

KVOA-Mastercraft Homes KYA-Morning Concert 11:45 PST 12:45 MST Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KOA KFI-Physical Well Being KJBS-Stringtime KVOA-Arizona Osteopathic Ass'n

''''''''''

12:00 PST KFI-John Benoit, songs; Orch.:

KPO KOA KNX-Meet the Music: KOY

KTUC KARM KSFO KSUN KSL (sw-15.27)

KECA-Sunday Vespers: KGO KTMS KFSD KERN KTAR KLO KOH KVOA KUTA KFBK KWG (sw-9.53)

Dr. Scherer's address is entitled "Beyond Understanding to Peace." The male quartet will sing Spirit of God. Descend Upon My Heart, and Savior Breathe an Evening Blessing.

Dance Orch.: KVEC KFRC KGB KFXM KVOE KDB KDON KTKC KHSL KIEM

*News: KMJ KHJ KJBS-Music of Romance KLX-Classic Music KMTR-St. Brendan's Choi) KQW-Theater Guide *KRE-News; Organ Music KROW-Request Prgm. KROY-To be announced *KSAN-News; Vocal Varieties KYA-Band of the Week 12:15 PST 1:15 MST *KFI-Upton Close, comm.: KPO

KOA KDYL KJBS-Music for Moderns KMJ-Elsie & Edna *KQW-News KROY-D'Artega's Orch. *K SRO -News 12:30 PST 1:30 MST KNX-Spirit of '41: KOY KSUN

KTUC KARM KSFO KROY KSL (sw-15.27)

KECA-Behind the Mike; Graham McNamee, Inc.;. Norman Clou - tier's Orch.: KGO KVOA KFSD KERN KTAR KOH KLO KFBK KUTA KWG

Charles Dant's Orch.: KPO KMJ (sw-9.53)

To be announced: KFRC KVOE KFXM KPMC KVEC KHSL KDB

Musicale: KFAC KRKD KDON-Los Rancheros KDYL-Cook & Pop Concert KFI-Serenade for Sunday KGB-Garden Beautiful KHJ-Dr. Floyd B. Johnson *KIEM-News; To be announced KJBS-Big Ten Hits KLS-Melodies KLX-Hymn Singer KOA-Lamont School of Music KQW-Hits from the Big Ten KRE-Dance Matinee; Oddities on

Ice *KSAN-News KSRO-Concert Master KTKC-Hollywood Newsreel *KTMS-News KYA-Songs of the Islands 12:45 PST 1:45 MST To be announced: KTKC Charles Dant's Orch.: KOA KFI-Dr. William Casselberry KGB -To be announced KIEM-United Press on the Air KJBS-This Rhythmic Age KLX-Dancetime KQW-Varieties in Song *KRKD-News KSAN-Songs from Shows KTMS-Novatime 1:00 PST 2:00 MST

KFI-Joe & Mabel, sketch: KPO KOA (sw-9.53)

KHJ-The Musical Steelmakers (Wheeling Steel); Dorothy Ann Crowe; Steele Sisters; Ar- denne White; Old Timer; Sing- ing Millmen; Orch.: KVEC KGB KPMC KFXM KDB KIEM KHSL KVOE KFRC KTKC KDON

Riding on a Rainbow. Orchestra Friendly Tavern Polka

Singing Millmen Because of You Orchestra Time Was Ardenne White Amapola Orchestra Fool I Ani Regina Colbert Dance of the Comedians....

Orchestra Ctribiribin.. Dorothy Ann Crowe Moon Is Full Tonight Orchestra Moon Remembers Orchestra Spin the Bottle...Steele Sisters Catching the 8:02 Local

Orchestra KNX-Young Ideas: KOY KSUN

KARM KSFO KSL KTUC (sw- 15.27)

Beginning a show featuring non-professional e in pia y es of station ENX. Hollywood. Two original stories will be presented today, "Summer Eve- ning," by True Boardman, and "The Dude and the Desperado," by Ray Erlenborn.

Emile Petti's Orch.: KTMS KFBK KWG KERN KFSD KTAR KLO KOH

1:00 MST

*News: KGO. KDYL-Utah Pen Women KECA-Music for You KFOX-Joe Reichman's Orch. KJBS-Venetian Melodies KLS-Andrew LaRocca KLX-Vocal Solos KMJ-Your Neighbor Talks KMPC-Samuel B. McKee KMTR-Special Events KQW-Melodies of the Moment *KRE-News; Let's Dance KRKD-Music Request KROW-World This Week KROY-Sunday Surprise *KSAN-News; Jewish Art Hour KUTA-Do You Remember? KVOA-To be announced *KYA-News

1:15 PST 2:15 MST KECA-Val Olman's Orch.: KUTA Excursions in Science: KGO KDYL-Music by Lopez KFOX-Ballroom KJBS-Musical Toast KLX-Dixieland Strings KMJ -Novatime KMPC-Symphonic Swing KOY-Your Neighbor Speaks KROW-Will Bradley's Orch. KSFO-Bob Andersen; To be an-

nounced KSL-Fashion Notes; Melody KYA-Seeing the Americas

1:30 PST 2:30 MST KHJ-To be announced: KDB

KVEC KFRC KVOE KPMC KDON KLO KHSL KIEM

KNX-Time Out for Dancing: KARM

KECA-Rhythms by Ricardo: KGO KWG KUTA KFSD KTMS KERN

Roy Shield's Orch.: KPO KOA Ontario Show (Not broadcast in

this locality but may be heard over KMOX, 1120 on your dial)

Bee sponsor's announcement on this page.

*News: KJBS KOY KSL KFI KDYL-Allan Roth s Music KFAC-Baseball, Hollywood vs.

San Diego KFBK-Memories of Portugal KGB -Sunday Players KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist KMPC-Easy Listening KMTR-Betty Phillips KOH-Boy's Town *KQW-Baseball Warmup; News KRKD-Request Music KROW-Singing Strings KSFO-It's Your Money KSRO-Boy's Town KTAR-Church Services KTKC-Grace Lutheran Church KYA-Freddy Martin's Orch. 1:45 PST 2:45 MST

KFI-Roy Shield's Orch. Rhythms by Rica -do: KTAR Time Out for Dancing: KSL

KSFO KTUC KFOX-Floor Show KJBS-Gems of Melody KMTR-Pianos KOA-Wells of Music KOY-Voices in Song KQW-Baseball Garne KRE-Luis Ramirez KROW-Baseball Game KSRO-Music for Sunday KWG -Your Neighbor Talks KYA-Orrin Tucker's Orch. 2:00 PST 3:00 MST

KHJ-Bulldog Drummond: KPMC KGB KVOE KVEC KDB KFXM KFRC KTKC KDON KHSL KIEM

KNX-Christian Endeavor Society Chorus

KECA-Catholic Hour: KPO KOA KTAR KERN KFBK KVOA KMJ KOH (sw-9.53)

Guest speaker: Rev. Thomas Smith Sullivan,. O. P. I. Topic: "The Case for Conscience-the Stilled Small Voice."

Burl Ives, songs: KSL KTUC KSUN KOY KARM

Symphonic Strings: KLO Christian Endeavor Chorus: KGO

KTMS Blue Barron's Orch.: KUTA Silver Summer Theater: (sw-

6.06) KDYL-To be announced KFI-Looks at Books KFOX-Rev. Hedrick KFSD-Spin Quiz KJBS-Big Ten Hits *KLX-News; Cutting Capers KMPC-Music of the Masters KMTR-Special Events *KRE-News; Marimba Land KROY-Baseball, Sacramento vs.

Hollywood *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSFO-Academy Award Plays KSRO-It's in the Air KWG -Hi Thar Stranger *KYA-News; Horace Heidt's

Orch. 2:15 PST 3:15 MST

KNX-Carol Marsh, pianist: KSL KTUC KOY KSUN KARM

We're Building a House: KGO Musicale: KFOX KMJ

KDYL-Irving Miller's Band KFI-To be announced KJBS-Broadway Bandwagon KLX-Stringing Along *KSRO-Monitor News KWG -To be announced KYA-Woody Herman's Orch.

2:30 PST 3:30 MST KFI-Dr. I. Q. Junior; Jimmy

McClain: KPO KOA KDYL (sw-9.53)

KECA-Music for Listening: KGO KVOA KERN KTMS KOH KWG KLO KTAR KFBK KUTA

KNX-Gene Autry's Melody Ranch & Dear Mom: KSL KTUC KOY KSUN KSFO KARM KROY (sw-6.06)

KDON-Afternoon Concert KFOX-Rev. Billy Adams KFRC-Bob Allen, pianist KFSD-Shining Hour KGB -Sunday Serenade KHJ-Memory Music KHSL-To be announced KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Park Concert KLS-Varieties KLX-Hawaiian KMJ-Fresno Church KPMC-Musicale KRE-Latin-American Music KSRO-Can You Imagine? KTKC-Treasure Chest of Melody KYA-Tommy Dorsey's Orch. 2:45 PST 3:45 MST

KHJ-Life & the Land: KGB KPMC KFXM KDB KVOE KHSL KIEM

KFRC-To be announced; Golden State Theaters

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KLX-Classics KSRO-To be announced KYA-Jimmy Lunceford's Orch. 3:00 PST 4:00 MST

KFI-Prof. Peter Puzzlewit:. KPO KMJ

*KECA-News from Europe: KGO KLO KOH KERN KTAR KVOA KFBK KUTA KWG

Fight Camp, drama: KVOE KGB KVEC KDB KPMC KTKC KDON KHSL KIEM

Reglar Fellers: (sw-9.53) KDYL-Musicale KFOX-Rev. Earl Ivie KFRC-To be announced KFSD-Balboa Park Organ KHJ-Our Lutheran Savior KJBS-Off the Record KLS-Menlo Philadelphia Church *KLX-News; Jerry Sears KMPC-Music to Remember KOA-Listening Time *KRE-News; Masters' Music *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Italian-American Prgm. KTMS-White Tabernacle *KYA-News; Gilbert & Sullivan 3:15 PST 4:15 MST

KNX-Delta Rhythm Boys: KOY KSL KARM KSFO (sw-6.06)

*KDYL-News KFRC-Pet Exchange

KLX-Aimee Lawrence, pianist KROY-Baseball Game 3:30 PST 4:30 MST

KFI-Fitch Bandwagon; Tobe Reed, nl.c.: KPO KTAR KOA KERN KVOA KFBK KDYL KWG KMJ

Guests: Dean Hudson and his orchestra.

KHJ-Johnny Davis' Orch.: KDB *KNX-World News Tonight:

KSL KOY KSUN KSFO (sw- 6.06)

*KECA-Pearson & Allen, comm.: KGO KTMS KOH KFSD

Hero of the Week: KFRC KGB KPMC KHSL KIEM KDON KTKC

KJBS-Afternoon Varieties KLO -Going Hollywood; Hawaiian

Ensemble KLS-Sketch Book KLX-Music for Sunday KMTR-French Prgm. KI'TA-Gilbert & Sullivan Tunes 3:45 PST 4:45 MST

KECA-Jean Cavall, bar.: KGO KFSD KTMS KOH KUTA

*Wythe Williams, comm.: KFRC KFXM KDB KVOE KLO KPMC KDON KTKC KGB KHSL KIEM


A.M.

SUNDAY'S BEST LISTENING


Time shown is PST, for MST

Special Program

9:00 British Children Talk to Parents.

News and Comment A.M. 10:00 Glenn Hardy. 11:15 H. V. Kaltenborn. P.M. 12:15 Upton Close. 3:00 News From Europe. 3:30 World News Tonight. 3:30 Drew Pearson and Robert Allen. 3:45 Wythe Williams. 7:00 Gabriel Heatter. 8:00 Walter Winchell. 9:00 Glenn Hardy, DL.

10:00 News Bulletins.

Variety A.M. 8:15 I'm an American.

10:30 University of Chicago Round Table.

11:30 Talent Ltd.; Garry Moore. P.M. 12:00 Meet the Music. 12:30 Behind the Mike. 1:00 Young Ideas. 1:00 Musical Steelmakers. 2:30 Dr. I. Q. Junior; Jimmy McClain. 2:30 Gene Autry's Melody Ranch;

Dear Mom. 3:30 Fitch Bandwagon; Dean Hud-

son's Orchestra; Guests. 4:00 Chase and Sanborn Program;

Bergen and McCarthy. 5:00 Manhattan Merry -Go -Round. 5:30 American Album of Familiar

M usic. 5:45 Sports Highlights; Tommy Dor-

sey, guest. 6:00 Hour of Charm. 6:00 Good Will Hour. 6:00 Take It or Leave It. 7:30 Reg'lar Fellers. 8:30 Signal Carnival,

Drama A.M. 10:00 Hidden History. P.M.

4:00 Star Spangled Theater. 4:30 One Man's Family. 6:30 Deadline Dramas. 6:30 Columbia Workshop Presents 26

by Corwin.

add one hour.

7:00 Crime Doctor. 7:00 Inner Sanctum Mystery; Paul

Lukas, guest. 7:15 Irene Rich.

A.M. 7:15 8:30

10:00 11:00

Fine Music

First Piano Quartet. Radio City Music Hall. String Symphony; Frank Black. Columbia Broadcasting Sym- phony; Howard Barlow.

P.M. 4:00 The Pause That Refreshes on the

Air; Albert Spalding; Andre Kos- telanetz' Orchestra; Paul Robe- son guest.

5:00 Ford Summer Hour; Percy Faith; Mona Paulee and Joan Edwards, guests.

6:45 Symphonic Strings. 7:45 Pageant of Melody.

A Challenge To

Arm Chair Detectives Who murders who-and why? What deep, dark

secrets lurk behind the squeaking door? Do dead people come to life in the Inner Sanctum? Match your wits against the arch criminals in tonight's most thrilling mystery entertainment. Don't miss

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KHJ-Story of the Army KLS-Melodies KMPC-Musicale 4:00 PST 5:00 MST

KFI-Chase & Sanborn Prgm.; Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mc- Carthy; Donald Dickson; Ab- bott & Costello; Robert Arm- bruster's Orch.: KPO KOA KMJ KTAR KVOA KDYL

KHJ-American Forum of the Air: KGB KFRC KVEC KVOE KDB KHSL KIEM KTKC KDON KFXM KPMC

KNX-The Pause That Refreshes on the Air; Albert Spalding; Andre Kostelanetz' 0 r c h . ;

Guests: KSL KTUC KROY KOY KARM KSFO (sw-6.06)

KECA-Star Spangled Theater: KGO KTMS KOH KLO KERN KWG KFSD KFBK KUTA (sw-9.55)

KFOXJohn Brown KJBS-Matinee Melodies KLS-Neighborhood Church *KLX-News; Accordiana KMPC-Planters Garden KMTR-Swedish Chicago Conven-

tion *KRE-News; Vesper Concert *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Variety Prgm. 4:15 PST 5:15 MST

KLX-Spanish Melodies *KMPC-News KRKD-All Requests 4:30 PST 5:30 MST

KFI-One Man's Family, drama: KPO KOA KMJ KDYL

*KNX-Spelling Bee Liner; News: KOY KTUC KSUN KSFO KARM KROY

Song of the Strings: KGO KFSD KWG KOH

*Barron Elliott's Orch.; News: KSL

Crime Doctor: (sw-6.06) KECA-Church Interdenominational KERN -Spelling Berliner KFBK-Classic Hour KFOX-To be announced *KJBS-News KLO -Hillbilly Music KLS-Rose of Sharon KLX-Sunday Variety KMPC-Concert Rhythms KRE-Concert KROY-Baseball Game KTAR-Music Salon KTMS-Whosoever Will KUTA-Music of the Masters KYA-Vienna Memories

4:45 PST 5:45 MST KHJ-Gems from Gilbert & Sulli-

van: KDB KVEC KFRC KHSL KIEM KFXM KDON

Songs of the Strings: KLO *KFSD-News; Derby Show KGB -Better Homes KJBS-Marjorie Lee KGB -Better Homes KPMC-Streamlined Tabernacle KTKC-Captain Quiz

5:00 PST 6:00 MST KFI-Manhattan Merry -Go -Round;

Lucy Monroe; Conrad Thihault; Girls of Manhattan; Victor Ar - den's Orch.: KPO KOA KMJ KDYL (sw-9.53)

KHJ-Old Fashioned Revival: KGB KPMC KDB KFRC KVOE KIEM KHSL KVEC KFXM KTKC KDON

KNX-Ford Summer Hour; Vo- calists; Orch.: KSL KSFO KARM (sw-6.06)

KECA-Primrose String Quartet: KGO KTAR KTMS KERN KFSD KOH KLO KWG

KFAC-Musicale KFOX-Bible Hout KJBS-Theater Spotlight KLS-Golden State Special *KLX-News; Organ Melodies KMPC-Aircraft Quiz KMTH Voice of Youth KOY-Old Fashioned Revival *KRE-News; Anglo-Saxon Assn KRKD All Requests KROY-Baseball, Sacramento vs.

Hollywood *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRQ-Echoes of the Opera KVOA Tr, he announced *KYA-News; What's New

5:15 PST 6:15 MST KJBS-Dinner Dance KLS-Elsie Grace Parker KLX-Aimee Lawrence, pianist KMTR-Ethel Hubler 5:30 PST 6:30 MST

KFI-American Album of Familiar Music; Frank Munn; Jean Dickenson; Vivian della Chiesa; Piano Duo; Haenschen's Orch.: KPO KOA KMJ KDYL

KECA-Bookman's Notebook: KGO KFSD KOH KWG

Calling All Cars. KOY KTUC *News: KTMS KUTA KERN -Time for Music *KFBK-News; Interlude KFOX-Varieties KJBS-United Press on the Air KLO -Jerry Sears' Music KLS-Tio Galoscha XLX-Cutting Capers KMPC-Moments Musicale KMTR-Dr. Martin Thorne!. KQW-Hits from the Big Ten KRE-St. Paul's Lutheran Church KROW-Western Rangers KSRO-Quiet Moments KTAR-Meet the Graduate KVOA Tr,rnedo Fleet KYA-Pacific Coast Review

5:45 PST 6:45 MST KECA-Sports Highlights; Bill

Stern: KGO KFSD KTMS KLO KUTA KFBK KWG

(,nest: Tommy Dorsey, orchestra -leader.

KJBS-Meet the Band KLX-Vocal Ensembles KMPC-Colonial Quartet KOH-The War This Week KQW-Serenade at Twilight KTAR-Family Doctor, drama ICYA-Concert Gems

NIGHT Where there Is no listing

for o station its preceding program is on the air. 6:00 PST 7:00 MST

KFI-Hour of Charm; Phil Spi- talny's Orch.: KPO KOA KDYL WFAA WOAI KMJ (sw-9.53)

KHJ-Nobody's Children: KDB KVEC KFXM KGB KFRC KVOE KTKC KDON KIEM KHSL

KNX-Take It or Leave It; Bob Hank. m.c.: KSL KOY KTUC KSIÌX KSFO KARM (sw-6.06)

KECA-Good Will Hour; John J. Anthony, cond.: KGO KFSD KLO KTMS KERN KFBK KWG KUTA

*News: KSRO KFAC KFOX KTAR KVOA KROW K.IBS

KLS-Andrew LaRocca *KLX-News; Classics KMPC-Wings Over Jordan KMTR Snecial Events *KQW-News KOH-Goodwill Hour KPMC ùnsnme Gospel *KRE-News; Serenaders KRKD-All Requests KROY-To be announced; Music *KSAN-New; Harry Horlick's

Orch. KYA-Looking Upward 6:15 PST 7:15 MST

Musicale: KFAC KRKD KFOX-Jerry Sears' Orch. KJBS-It's Dance Time KLX-Sandy McPherson Prgm. KMTR-Travelogues KQW Hero of the Week KRE-Magazine Reviews KROW-Meet the Maestro KSRO-Cw Country Minstrels *KTAR-News KVOA Roilde,'s Federal KYA-Invitation to Waltz 6:30 PST 7:30 MST

KHJ-For Your Information: KDB KVEC KFRC KVOE KPMC KGB KTKC KDON KIEM KHSL.

KNX-Columbia Workshop Pre- sents 26 by Corwin: KSI. KOY KARM KSUN KTUC '(sw-6.06)

Deadline Dramas; Ireene Wicker: KOA WFAA WOAI KVOA KDYL (sw-9.53)

Comedy; Music: KPO KFAC-Dr. Cleveland Kleihauer KFI-Ted Cook KFOX-Semi-Classical Music K,IBS-Petite Musicale KLX-Old Familiar Melodies KMJ-Face of the War; Music KMPC-Rex Corey's Orch. KMTR-Special Events KQW-Nova Time KP,E-Baseball Hot Shots KROW-You Are the Judge *KROY-News KSAN. adio Tabernacle KSFO-To be announced KSRO-Concert Miniature KTAR-In the American Manner KYA-Musical Meditations 6:45 PST 7:45 MST

KHJ-Symphonic Strings: KGB KFRC KPMC KDB KVOE KHSL KIEM KTKC KDON KVEC KFXM

C'hatterhonse Sutte....Willlams St. Paul Suite Boast

KFAC-Musicale KFI-Raftones & Gay KFOX-Meet the Band KQW-Salute to Britain *KRKD-News KROY-Sports; McFarland Twins'

Orch. KTAR-Cavalcade 'of Builders

7:00 PST 8:00 MST *KHJ-Gabriel Heatter. News:

KFRC KGB KNX-Crime Doctor; Dance Orth.:

KSFO KARM KECA-Inner Sanctum Mystery

(Carter Products, Inc.): KGO KFSD KTMS KERN KOH KLO RUTA KFBK KWG

Paul Lukas in "The Man Who Painted Death.

Nrn apnn.vor'a announcement on pa¡p 15.

*Headlines & Bylines: (sw- 6.06)

Arturo Arturo's Orchestra: KMJ KVOA KOA

The Old Cabinet Maker: KPO *News: KSRO KDYL KLX KDON-Don Allen's Music KFAC-Open Forum *KFI-News KFOX-Lucca Floor Show KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Dance Orch. KLS-Organ Music KMPC-Strollin' Tom KMTR R. P Shuler ROY -Fiesta Time KPMC-Gospel Gleaners KQW-Party *KRE-News; Cousin Henry;

Moonbeam Trio KROW-Vernon Morgan *KROY-Dinner Serenade; News *KSAN-News; Tango Time KSL-Symphonic Serenade KTAR-Popular Melodies KTKC-Quiz Court *KYA-News; Concert Interna-

tionale WBAP-Sam Morris, talk WOAI-Four Aces

7:15 PST 8:15 MST KFI-Irene Rich: KPO KOA KMJ

KTAR KVOA KDYL Britain Speaks: KDB KPMC

KDON KFRC KVOE KGB KVEC KHSL

Arturo Arturo's Orch.: WOAI WBAP

KFOX-Charlie Barnet's Orch. KHJ-Strollin' Tun KIEM-American Family KLX-The Hymn Singer KMPC-Summer Serenade KSAN-Tidings Hour KS1. Famous Fathers KSRO-South American Rhythm

7:30 PST 8:30 MST KFI-Reglar Fellers, comedy dra-

ma: KPO KOA KMJ KTAR KFBK KDYL KERN KVOA KWG

Dance Orch.: KDB KFRC KPMC KVEC KTKC KDON KIEM KLO KHSL

KNX-Answer Auction: KSFO KARM KROY

KECA-Treasure Trails of Song: KGO KFSD KOH KUTA

Paul Whiteman's Orch.: WRAP Sonny Dunham's Orch.: KOY

KSUN (sw-6.06) KFOX-Classical Music KGB -I'm an American *KHJ-Wythe Williams, news KLS-First Presbyterian Church KLX-Echoes of Opera KMPC-Sophisticates KQW-Once Upon a Time KRE-Inter-Church Hour KROW-Familiar Hymns KSRO-Pop Concert KTMS-Dance Orch KYA-Stars Over Manhattan WOAI FlyingCadets Compete

7:45 PST 8:45 MST KHJ-Pageant of Melody: KFRC

KDB KPMC KVEC KTKC KDON KIEM

Marvin Dale's Orch.: KLO KGB -Gems of Melody KQW-Weather; Tango Time KROW-10th Ave. Baptist Church KSAN-Play Ball KTMS-The American Riviera *KYA-News

8:00 PST 9:00 MST *KFI-Walter Winchell, comm.:

KPO KOA KTAR KMJ KVOA KDYL

KNX-Charlie Spivak's Orch.: KROY KARM (sw-6.06)

*News; Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KGO KTMS WBAP KOH KUTA

Irene Rich: KERN KFBK KWG Dance Orch.: KLO *News: KOY KSL WOAI KSRO KECA-Parade KFAC-Church of the Open Door KFOX-Christian Science KFSD-Moments of Melody KGB -White Temple *KLX-News; Three -Quarter Time KMPC-Guess Who KMTR-Floyd B Johnson

KQW-First Baptist Church *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSFO-Calif. Council Table KYA-Evening Concert 8:15 PST 9:15 MST

KFI-The Parker Family: KPO KOA KTAR KMJ KVOA KDYL

Tonight's episode: "Your Own Bark Yard."

Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: WOAI KERN KFSD KFBK KWG

*KECA-News KLX-Ray Block's Swing Fourteen KMPC-Firelight Fantasies KSL-L. D. S. Church KSRO-Dairy Drama 8:30 PST . 9:30 MST

KFI-Signal Carnival; Vera Vague; Kay St. Germain; Gordon Jen- kins' Orch.: KPO KMJ KTAR KVOA KERN KFBK KWG

KHJ-Hancock Ensemble: KGB KFXM KVOE KPMC KVEC KDB KDON KHSL

KNX-Don't Be Personal: KSFO KARM

*Voice of Hawaii; News: KGO KTMS KOH

*Abe Lyman's Orch.; News: WOAI WBAP KOA KUTA

*Carl Hoff's Orch.; News: (sw- 6.06 )

KDYL-Singtime KE('A-Organ Concert KFRC-The Great Gumts KFSD-Oscar Otis *KIEM-News KLS-Musical Favorites KLX-Johnny Stone KRE-Sunday Concert KROY-Fanfare KSRO-Ave Maria KTKC-Scientific Facts 8:45 PST 9:45 MST

*KECA-Voice of Hawaii; News: KTAR KFSD

*Carl Hoff's Orth.; News: ROY KTUC KSUN

KLX-Aimee Lawrence, pianist KMPC-Mother's Album KQW-Shall We Waltz? 1.,L-Cazholic Hour KTKC-Salute to Britain 9:00 PST 10:00 MST

KFI-Night Editor: KPO KMJ *KHJ-Glenn Hardy, news: KVOE

KP,I( KDB KVOE KFXM KHSL KGB KTKC

KNX-I Was There: KOY KTUC KSUN KSFO KARM

KECA-Bob Saunders' Orth.: KGO V\OAI KFSD KTMS KOH Ii\VG KFBK

*Pc .,-ter News: KVOA KTAR KERN

Freddie Ebener's Orch.: KOA WBAP

*New,: KLO KFOX KPMC KIEM KDYL KUTA KDON

KFAC-nun Eva Club KLS-To Evaugelion *KLX-News; Bordertown Barbe-

cue Kì111'C-Are You. Musical? KM'FIl Open Forum *KQW-News *KRE-News; Concert KROW-Wade Lune's Songs KROY-Marvin Dale's Orch. *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSL-Chorus

9:15 PST 10:15 MST KHJ-Voice of Prophecy: KGB

KVOE KVEC KFRC KFXM KHSL KIEM KDB KPMC KTKC KDON

Bob Saunders' Orch.: KERN To be announced: KPO KOA

KMJ Freddie Ebener's Orth.: KDYL Jimmy Lunceford's Orch.: KLO *News: KFSD KTAR KFI-Cabbages & Kings KFOX-Locy Binkly West KLS-Melodies KLX-.terry Sears KQW-Lullabies for Moderns KROW-Letters from Britain KUTA-Do You Remember? KVOA-Baseball Game

9:30 PST 10:30 MST KNX-By the Way: KROY KECA-Don Kaye's Orch.: KGO

KERN KFSD KVOA WOAI KWG KUTA

Eddie LeBaron's Orch.: KPO WBAP KMJ KOA

*Joe Marsala's Orch.; News: ROY KTUC

Art Jarrett's Orch.: KLO *News: KTMS KROW KARM-Old Fashioned Revival *KDYL-H. V. Kaltenborn KFAC-Glorious Hope Hour *KFBK-News; Old Fashioned Re-

vival Hour KFI-When Presses Roar KLS-Evening Serenade *KLX-News KMPC-Hertnit's Cave KMTR-Norman Olson KOH-Revival Hour KSL-Ogden Choir Tabernacle KSFO-Art Linkletter KSRO-Chapel of the Chimes KTAR-Little Theater Plays

"These spies of Winchell's are getting on my nerves!"

9:45 PST 10:45 MST KHJ-Jimmy Lunceford's Orch.:

KGB KVOE KVEC KFRC KFXM KDB KPMC KTKC KDON KHSL

*KNX-Cosmo Jones; News: KROY KOY

Eddie LeBaron's Orch.: KDYL KIEM-To be announced KLX-Gaslight Harmonies KROW-Night Song K'I'AIs l omedy; Aloha Land 10:00 PST 11:00 MST *r(FI-Reporter News: KPO KMJ KHJ-Leighton Noble's Orch.:

KGB KPMC KVOE KFXM KHSL KDB KVEC KDON KTKC

KNX-Dick Jurgens' Orch.: KOY KTUC KROY

Southernaires: KGO KERN KFSD KTAR KUTA KWG

*News: KSFO KOA KIEM KDYL-Three-Quarter Time KECA-Philltannonia KFAC-Melody Hour *KFRC-Tommy Harris Joynt RJBS-Hour of Finest Music KLS-Hawaiian Melodies *KLX-News; Songs for Sunday KMPC-Read It or Not KMTR-Viennese Ensemble KQW-Dance Music *KRE-News; Organ Music KROW-Music for Lovers *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSL-Temple Square KTMS-Four Square Church *KYA-Zeta Wood; News 10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-Bridge to Dreamland: KP()

KFSD KOA KMJ KERN KDYL

KFUX-sud North's Orch. KIEM-Musicale KLX-Dancetime KMPC-Waltz Time KOY-Sunday Night Meditation KMPC-Royal Hawaiians KMTR Averill's Orch. *KSFO-News ICYA-Piano Course 10:30 PST 11:30 MST KHJ-Paradise Isle: KFRC KNX-Ken Stevens, songs: KROY Etchings in Brass: KGO KTSM

KOH KUTA KWG Bridoe to Dreamland: KTAR

KFBK Chuck Foster's Orch.: KVEC KARM-Masterworks KDON-Prgm. Revue *1M -Inside the News KFOX-Wilr Hudson's Orch. KGB -Music for Sunday KHSL-To be announced KLS-Vocal Varieties KLX-Nocturne KMPC-Deep River KMTR-Special Events KOY-Sunday Meditation KPMC-Music KRE-Sunday Night Session KSFO-Issues of the Hour KSL-Sabbath Reveries KTKC-Army Prgm. KYA-Musical Review 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KFI-Bridge to Dreamland Ken Stevens, songs: KOY KFOX-Dance Orch. KMTR Musicale KTKC-Dance Time

11:00 PST 12:00 MST KHJ-Freddy Martin's Orch.:

KDB KPMC KVOE KFXM KVEC KFRC KGB

KECA-Floyd Wright, organist: RIMS KERN

Dick Aurandt's Orch.: KSFO KARM KROY

*News: KGO Bob Saunders' Orth.: KPO KMJ

KOA KFSD KOH KFBK KDYL KWG

*KFI- Neu s

KFOX -Musicale KLS-Dance Time KMPC-Dancing Party KMTR LarryHerman's Orch. *KRE-News; Sunday Night Ses-

sion *KROW-News *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire;

News KSL-Light Classics *KYA-News; Musical Review 11:15 PST 12:15 MST KFI-Bob Saunders' Orch. KNX-Dick Aurandt's Orth. Floyd Wright, organist: KGO K01Tt' musicale KROW-Edwin LeMar Trio 11:30 PST 12:30 MST KFI-Dave Marshall's Orch.: KPO

KMJ KFSD KOA KFBK KDYL KWG

KHJ-Freddy Martin's Orch.: KDB KGB KPMC KVOE KVEC KFRC

*KNX-Conversation at the Con sole; News: KSL KSFO KROY KARM '

KECA-Floyd Wright, organist: KGO KOH

*K.IBS-News; Music KROW-Nocturne

11:45 PST 12:45 MST *News: KFBK KWG 12:00 PST 1:00 MST KFAC Midni^ht Matinee ICJBS-Owl Prgm. KLS-Cigar Box Revue *KRE-News KROW-Merry-Go-Round KROY-Midnight Revue KSFO-Musie at Midnight

End of Sunday Programs

FREQUENCIES KFI-640 KOH-630 KECA-790 KOY-550 KHJ-930 KPMC-1600 KNX-1070 KPO-680 KARM-1340 KQW-740 KDB-1490 KRE-1400 KDON-1240 KRKD-1150 KDYL-1320 KRO W-960 KERN -1410 KROY-1240 KFAC-1330 KSAN-1450 KFBK-1530 KSFO-560 KFOX-1280 KSL-1160 KFRC-610 KSRO-1350 KFSD-600 KSUN-1230 KFWB-980 KTAR-620 KFXM-1240 KTKC-920 KGB -1360 KTMS-1250 KGO-810 KTUC-1400 KHSL-1290 KUTA-570 KIEM-1480 KVEC-1230 KJBS-1100 KVOA-1290 KLO -1430 KVOE-1490 KLS-1310 KWG -1230 KLX-910 KYA-1260 KMJ-580 WRAP -820 KMPC-710 WFAA-820 KMTR-570 WOAI-1200 KOA-850



KFI-Western Agriculture: KPO KUTA KOH

*KHJ-News: KVEC KGB KDB KPMC KVOE KFXM KFRC KTKC KDON KHSL

Story of Mary Marlin, sketch: KOA KDYL

*News: KGO *News: KLS KLO KARM KIEM Musical Clock: KTAR KTMS

7:15 PST 8:15 MST Breakfast Club; Don McNeill,

m.c.: KTMS KVOA Day Book: KPO Viennese Ensemble: KLO KUTA

(sw-15.33) Melody Strings: KGB KDON

KHSL KIEM Breakfast Round Table: KGO

KTAR Pepper Young's Family: KDYL

KOA *News: KOH KERN KMJ KFI

KWG KFBK KMPC Rise & Shine: KFRC KHJ

7:30 PST 8:30 MST *KNX-Bob Garred, news: KOY

KSFO KARM Lone Journey: KOA KDYL Choir Loft: KVOE KLO Breakfast Club: EGO KERN

KWG KOH KFSD Breakfast Jamboree: KPO *Knox Manning, news: KSL

KTUC KSUN Adventures of a Modern Mother:

(sw-15.33) *News: KECA KSRO KROW

KRKD KTMS KUTA KDON KQW

7:45 PST 8:45 MST KFI-David Harum sketch: EPO

KOA KMJ KDYL 4-KHJ-News: KDB KVEC KGB

KPMC KVOE KTKC KHSL Alma Kitchell's Briefcase: KUTA Buckeye Four: KLO Breakfast Club: KTMS KFBK *News: KFRC KROY KIEM

KQW 8:00 PST 9:00 MST KFI-Sam Hayes, news: KPO KMJ

*KHJ-Haven of Rest: KPMC KVEC KGB KDB KFXM KTKC KDON KHSL KIEM

KNX-Kate Smith Speaks. KOY KSFO KARM KSL KTUC KSUN

KECA-Breakfast Club: KVOA KTAR

Southernaires: KLO KUTA *News: KFOX KFSD

8:15 PST 9:15 MST KNX-When a Girl Marries: KSL

KARM Betty Randall, songs: KGO

KOH KTAR KVOA KTMS KWG KUTA KFBK (sw-15.33)

Bandstand: KPO Words & Music: KMJ KLO *News: KOA KYA *KERN -Fleetwood Lawton KFAC-Life Preserver Club KFI-Johnny Murray Talks It Over KFOX-Dr. Michelson KFSD-Good Cheer Prgm KJBS-This Rhythmic Age KLX-Stocks KMPC-Successful Living KOY-Pepper Young's Family

8:30 PST 9:30 MST *KHJ-News: KVEC KGB KVOE

KHSL KDON KDB KNX-Romance of Helen Trent:

KSL KSFO KARM *Nat'l Farm & Home Hour; De-

fense News: KGO KFSD KTAR KOA KERN KOH KLO KWG (sw-15.33)

International Kitchen: KPO *News: KPMC KSRO KECA KDYL-Housewives Only Club KFAC-Coffee Cup Comments *KFBK-News; Best Buys KFI-Art Baker *KFRC-News; Bess Bye KIEM-Stocks; Mary Lou Stuart KJBS-Tin Pan Alley KLX-Vocal Solos KMJ-Today's Best Buys; Sleepy

Head Revue KMPC-United Daily Word KOY-Right to Happiness KQW-Judy Deane KRE-Songs of the Past KRKD-Calif. Employ. Service KROW-Shoppers' Special KROY-Frank Nicholson's Shows KS.AN-Tidings Hour KTKC-Gospel Messengers KTMS-Devotional Hour KUTA-Corntussel News K VOA-ctadio Party KYA-Walks Through S. F.; Mo.

ments in Hawaii

8:45 PST 9:45 MST KNX-Our Gal Sunday: KSFO

KSL KARM Edith Adams' Future: KVOE

KPMC KDB

Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KUTA *News: KIEM KDYL KFI KDON-Shopping Salinas KECA-Robert Lee Johnson KFAC-I'm an American KFBK-Novatime KFOX-Classified KFRC-Variety Prgm. *KGB-Best Buys; Music; News KHJ-Eddie Albright KIEM-Devotional Period KJBS-Morning Melodies KLS-March Time *KLX-Secrets of Happiness;

News KMJ-Domestic Science KOY-Ma Perkins, sketch KQW-Tune Styles KRE-In Tune with the Times *KRKD-Music; News KSAN-Hits of the Past KSRO-We Are Americans KTMS-Twisted Tunes KYA-Christian Science 9:00 PST 0:00 MST

KHJ-Breakfast Club: KDB KVEC KVOE KPMC KHSL

KNX-Life Can Be Beautiful: KSL KSFO

Shoppers' Rhythm: KPO *News: KMPC KTMS KTKC

KRE KARM-Buddy Clark KDON-Contrasts in Melody KDYL-Singing Sam KECA-Mildred Van's House Party KFAC-lnspiratior,s KFBK-Home Econ. Prgm. KFI-Mirandy s Garden Patch KFOX-Firebrands for Jesus KFRC-Haven of Rest KGB -Ben Sweetlana KJBS-Top o' the Morning KLS-Feature KLX-Classics KMJ-Tropical Moods KOY Women's Magazine KMTR-Mother of America KQW-This Thing Called Love KRKD-Prairie Jchooner KROW-Eddie House KROY-Home Forum *KSAN-News; Tango Time KSRO-Swap Shop KVOA-Stpdio Party KYA-America Sings; Prgm. Pre-

view 9:15 PST 10:15 MST

KFI-Story of Bess Johnson: KPO KMJ KOA KDYL

KNX-Woman in White: KSFO KSL

KECA-Between the Bookends; _Ted Malone: KERN KFSD

KFBK KUTA KTMS KLO (sw-15.33)

*News: KGO *News: KTAR KVOA KWG KARM-P.-T.A. News; Music *KDON-News; Morning Serenade KFAC-Voice of Health KGB -Homemakers' Catalog KIEM-Music Fill KJBS-Treasure Chest KLX-Cutting Capers KMPC-Hollywood Way to Glam-

our KMTR-Health Talk KOH-Lady of Millions KOY-News for Women; Weather;

Prgm. Resume KPMC-True Stories KQW-Corntussel News KRE-Masterworks KROW-Elma Latta Hackett KSRO-Friendly Kitchen KTKC-Swing Is Here

9:30 PST 10:30 MST KFI-Ellen Randolph: KPO KMJ

KOA KDYL KHJ-Front Page Farrell: KDB

KGB KDON KFXM KFRC KVEC KHSL KIEM

KNX-Right to Happiness: KSL KSFO

KECA-Wife Saver Our Silent Partner: KOH Vincent Lopez' Orch.: (sw-15.33) Home Forum: KGO Musicale: KFAC KMTR KPMC

KFOX KARM-Meet the Band KECA-Here's to the Ladies KERN -Town Topics KFBK-Extra Value Time KFSD-Health Talk KJBS-Smart Musical Styles KLO -Classified on the Air KLS-Melodies KLX-Hawaiian Melodies KMPC-Family Bible KOY-Lone Journey *KQW-News; Music KRKD-Weather; Music KROW-Rhythm Revue KROY-Accordion Aces KSAN-Health Talk KSRO-Something Old & New KTAR-Friendly Neighbors KTMS-Musical Quiz *KUTA-News; Slogan Contest KWG-Bellon Sisters KYA-Waltz Time 9:45 PST 10:45 MST

KFI-Dr. Kate: KPO KMJ KOA KDYL

KNX-Rita Murray: KARM

*News; Harvey Harding, bar.: KVOA KFSD KTMS KOH KLO (sw-15.33)

I'll Find My Way: KVOE KVEC KFXM KDB KDON KTKC KGB KHSL KIEM

*News: KLS KMPC KRKD KROW

Gospel Singer: KERN KFBK KWG

*KECA-News; Woman's Page KFRC-Let's Go Shopping KHJ-Top of the World KLX-White Elephant Exchange KMTR-Musicale KOY-Love Story KPMC-Doc Seller's Stories KROY-To be announced KSAN-Gospel Singer KSL-Harry Clarke, songs KSFO-Buddy Clark, songs KSRO-Church in the Redwoods *KTAR-News; Social Calendar KYA-Morning Inspirations 10:00 PST 11:00 MST KFI-Light of the World: KPO

KOA KMJ KTAR KVOA KDYL *KHJ-Glenn Hardy, news: KGB

KVOE KDB KPMC KVEC KTKC KDON KFXM KFRC KHSL

KNX-Big Sister: KOY KTUC KSL KSUN KSFO

KECA-Art Baker's Notebook: KOH KGO KTMS KFSD

Melodies by Miller: KUTA *Cedric Foster, news: KLO Musicale: KFAC KLS *News: KJBS KFOX KARM

KSRO KIEM KERN -Morning Concert KFBK-Young Dr. Malone *KLX-News; Police Dept. KMPC-Andy & Virginia KMTR-Volney James KQW-Songs We Love *KRE-News; World's Waltzes KNKD-Paddock Flashes g

KROW-Music to Work By KROY-Milady Shops *KSAN-News; Waltz Time KWG -Homemakers' Scrapbook KYA-Grocers' News

10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-Mystery Man: KPO KOA

KMJ KTAR KVOA KDYL KNX-Aunt Jenny's Stories: KOY

KSL KTUC KSUN KSFO Chapel Moments: KVOE KDB

KPMC KVEC KIEM Art Baker's Notebook: KFBK

KWG KARM-Singing Sam KDON-What's Happening in Hol-

lywood KFOX-Health Talk KFRC-Kathryn Turnev Garten KGB -For Housewives Only KHJ-Jean Abbey KHSL-Ladies' Aid KJBS-Melodies KLO -Musical Train KLS-Swap Shop KLX-Weather; Stocks; News KRKD-Health Talk KROW-Homes for Husbands KROY-The Serenaders KSRO-Backstage Scrapbook KTKC-Music Maestro KYA-Kathryn Allen 10:30 PST 11:30 MST KFI-Valiant Lady: KPO KOA

KMJ KDYL KNXFletcher Wiley: KSL KSFO

KROY KARM KECA-The Munros: KVOA KERN

KUTA To be announced: KDB KGB

KPMC KFRC KVOE Milady's Music Box; Pianist:

EGO KDON-Melody Parade *KFAC-News KFBK-Joyce Jordan KFOX-Musicale KFSD-Doc Sellers' True Stories KHJ-Happy Homes KHSL-Telequiz K1EM-World Concert KJBS-Melodies Moderne KLS-Variety KLX-Rose Patterson, kitchen

talk KMPC-Spare the Rod KOH-Romaine Shop; Morning

Melody KOY-Today's Best Buys; Musical

Crossword KQW-Melody Parade KRKD-P.-T. A. Prgm KROW-Up with the World KSAN-Sons of Pioneers *KSRO-Concert; News KTAR-To be announced KTMS-School Prgm. KWG -Friendly Hour KYA-George Nyklicek 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KFI-Arnold Grimm's Daughter:

KPO KOA KMJ KDYL KNX-Kate Hopkins: KSL KSFO

KAI;)1 KECA-Midstream: KGO KTAR

KOH Say It With Music: KDB KFXM

KGB KPMC *News: KUTA KSL KMPC

Ma Perkins: KERN KFBK KWG KFAC-Congregational Church KFRC-To be announced KFSD-Mrs. Goes to Market KIEM-To be announced KJBS-Music in the Latin Manner KMTR-Medical Talk KOY-Singing Sam KRE-Tango Land KRED-Musicale KROW-Pictorial; Music; Smart

Set KROY-Jerry Sears' Orch. KSAN-Ma Perkins KTKC-Dance Tunes KYA-Behind the Scenes 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KFI-Against the Storm: KPO

KOA KMJ KDYL KHJ-Bookworm: KPMC KVOE

KDB KGB KFRC KIEM KNX-Martha Webster: KSL KSFO

KARM KROY KECA-Orphans of Divorce: EGO

KFSD KERN KTMS KFBK KUTA KLO KWG

*News: KTKC KTAR KVOA KDON-Henry King's, Music KFAC-Man on the Street KFOX-Tempos of Today KHSL-Morning Melodies KJBS-Dance Memories KLS-Market Quizzers *KLX-News; Health & Diet Talk KMPC-Chef Milani KMTR-Special Events KOH-On the Air KOY-Dinner Bell KQW-Moods in Music *KRE-News; Tango Land KRKD-Terry, pia nisi KROW-Question Wheel *KSAN-News; Novelty Time KYA-Morning Concert

11:15 PST 12:15 MST KFI-Ma Perkins: KPO KOA

KMJ KDYL KNX-Frank Parker, tnr.: KSL

KSFO KARM KECA-Amanda of Honeymoon

Hill: KGO KFSD KERN KLO ICUTA KFBK KTMS KWG

To be announced: KGB KDB KPMC KFXM KVEC KDON

Simple Melodies: (sw-15.27) KFRC-Emily Barton KHJ-Market Place KHSL-Army F'rgm.; Sweet &

Swing EJEM -Man About Town KLX-Voices in Song KMTR-Political Talk KOH-It's Dancetime KR KD -Musicale KROW-Captain Quiz *KROY-News KSAN-P.-T. A. Prgm. KTAR-Jack Berch's Gang KTKC-Quality Korner KVOA-Univ. of Arizona

11:30 PST 12:30 MST KFI-Guiding Light: KPO KOA

KMJ KDYL

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MONDAY, June 30, 1941

1619: First representative assembly in America convened at Jamestown, Va.

KECA-John's Other Wife: KGO KERN KFSD KTMS KLO KUTA KFBK KOH KWG (sw- 9.53 )

A Friend in Deed: KARM KROY (sw-15.27)

Musicale: KFAC KPMC *News: KOY KRKD KDON-Melodies of Romance *KFOX-News; Rainbow Trio KFRC-Victor Iindlahr KGB -Pulpit Highlights KHJ-Victór Lindlahr KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Musical Miniatures KLS-Songs of Hawaii KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist KMPC-School of the Air *KMTR-Monitor News *KNX-News; Today's Best Buys KQW-Rhythm Roundup KRE-Voice of the People KROW-BMI Showcase KSAN-National Defense *KSL-News; Markets KSFO-Nancy Dixon KSRO-Hawaiian Isles KTAR-Phoenician Strings KVOA-On With the Dance 11:45 PST 12:45 MST KFI-Vic & Sade: KPO KOA KMJ

KDYL KNX-Woman of Courage: KSFO

KARM KROY KSL KECA-Just Plain Bill: KGO

KERN KFSD KTMS KLO KUTA KFBK KOH KWG (sw- 9.53-15.33)

Lecture Hall: (sw-15.27) Musicale: KMTR KRKD KDON-Dance with Messner KFOX-Kitchen Garden KGB-WPA Prgm. KIEM-Singing Sam KJBS-Smart Musical Styles *KLS-News KLX-Stocks KMPC-Farm Journal KOY-Midday Matinee KPMC Woman's Viewpoint KROW-R. S. V. P. KSAN-Hit Tunes KSRO-Let's Waltz KTKC-Melody Mix -Up

AFTERNOON

12:00 PST 1:00 MST KFI-Backstage Wife: KPO KOA

KDYL *KHJ-News: KVOE KGB KDB

KHSL KPMC KVEC

KNX-Catalina Fun Quiz: KOY KTUC KSFO KARM KROY

KECA-Mother o' Mine: KGO KLO KERN KFSD KTMS KUTA KFBK KWG (sw-9.53- 15.33)

Bob Hannon, tnr.: (sw-15.27) *News: KHJ KFAC KROW Musicale: KMTR KRKD KDON-Today in Santa Cruz KFOX-Dance Time *KFRC-News; Story Teller KIEM-Stocks; Hi Jinks KJBS-Mythical Ballroom KLS-Thomas Dias *KLX-News; Jerry Sears *KMJ-Weather; News KMPC-S,viugtime KOH-Man on the Street KQW-Farm Market Reports *KRE-News; Don Hambly *KSAN-News; Vocal Varieties KSL-Siesta KSRO-Man on the Street KTAR-Master Singers KTKC-Lost Empires KVOA-On With the Dance *KYA-Monitor News; Music

12:15 PST 1:15 MST KFI-Stella Dallas: KPO KOA

KMJ KDYL KNX-Myrt & Marge: KARM

KSL KSFO *Club Matinee; Garry Moore,

m.c.; News: KGO KVOA KTAR KUTA KTMS (sw-9.53-1533)

Harold Turner, pianist: KFRC KDB KVOE KGB

*News: KOH KSRO KERN KTKC KDON KFOX KFSD KMPC KECA KWG

KFAC-Luncheon Concert KFBK-Inquiring Mike KHJ-Homemakers' Club KHSL-Singing Sam KLO -Hello, Neighbor KLX-Dancetime KOY-Markets KPMC-Cowboy Troubador *KQW-News KROW-Man on the Street KROY-Singing Sain KYA-Man on the Street 12:30 PST 1:30 MST KFI-Lorenzo Jones: KPO KM.1

KOA KDYL KNX-To be announced: KARM

KSL KSFO *KECA-Club Matinee; News:

KFSD KOH KLO Johnson Family: KFRC EBB

KHSL KVOE KGB KVEC (Continued on Next Page)

MONDAY'S BEST LISTENING

See program listings for more detail and additional

Time shown is

Special Program P.M.

5:30 Tribute to Charles Evans Hughes.

News and Comment A.M.

7:30 Bob Garred. 8:00 Sam Hayes.

10:00 Glenn Hardy. P.M. 2:00 2:45 3:15 3:45 4:00 4:45 6:00 6:30 9:00 9:00 9:30

A.M. 7:15 8:30 9:15

Knox Manning. The World Today. News of the World. Franklin Bingman. Fulton Lewis, Jr. Bob Garred. Raymond Gram Swing. John B. Hughes. Paul Sullivan. Glenn Hardy. Fulton Lewis, Jr.

Variety

Breakfast Club; Don McNeill. National Farm and Home Hour. Between the Bookends; Ted Malone.

news programs

PST, for MST odd one hour.

P.M. 12:15. Club Matinee. 2:15 Hedda Hopper. 3:00 This Is the Show; Cliff Nazarro. 5:00 Dr. I. Q. 6:00 Guy Lombardo's Orchestra. 6:00 Contented Hour. 6:15 Spud Imperial Time; Mary Small. 6:30 Blondie. 7:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra. 7:15 Lanny Ross. 7:30 Gay Nineties Revue. 8:30 Double or Nothing. 8:30 Point Sublime; Cliff Arquette. 9:30 Pick a Tune.

Drama P.M. 5:00 Lux Radio Theater. 6:30 Cavalcade of America. 7:30 I Love a Mystery. 8:00 The Amazing Mr. Smith; Kee-

nan Wynn. 9:00 Hawthorne House.

Fine Music A.M. 11:15 Frank Parker. P.M. 4:00 Telephone Hour; James

and Francia White. Melton


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*News: KJBS KTMS KFBK KDON-People's Exchange KERN -Farm Reporter KFOX-South American Music *KIEM-News; Farm Journal KLX-Classics KMPC-Baseball Game KOY-Government Reports KPMC-Singing Sam KQW-Trading Post KRKD-Jimmie's Saddle Pals KROW-Trader Fred KROY-Inquiring Mike KSAN-Looking Over Europe;

Luncheon Melodies KSRO-RFD 1350 KTKC-Hollywood Newsreel KWG -Dean Maddox KYA-Luncheon Concert

12:45 PST 1:45 MST KFl-Young Widder Brown: KPO

KOA KDYL KMJ KHJ-Tea for Three: KDB KGB

KFXM KVEC KFRC KNX-Stepmother: KSFO KARM

KSL *Club Matinee; News: KTMS *On the Air; News: EGO A Boy, a Girl & a Band: (sw-

15.27) Vic & Sade: KERN KFBK KDON -Noontime Rhythms KFOX-Science of Mind KHSL-Markets; Tunetime KIEM-United Press on the Air KJBS-Dance Orch. KLX-Vocal Solos KOY-Lou Ella Archer KPMC-Date Book KQW-Salon Orch. KROW-Dance Music *KROY-News KSRO-Luncheon Club KTAR-The Poetry Exchange KTKC-Markets

1:00 PST 2:00 MST KFI-Home of the Brave: KPO

KOA KMJ KERN KOH KFBK KDYL KWG

KNX-Hymns of All Churches: KSL KSFO KARM

*Richard Brooks, comm.: KTMS KLO KTAR KVOA KUTA

*News: KVOE KVEC KPMC KDON KGB KFXM KDB KHSL

Agricultural Bulletin: EGO Ireene Wicker: (sw-9.53) KECA-Classic Hour KFAC-Science of Mind KFOX-Nimpah Tales KFRC-U. S. A., Limited KFSD-Sky Room Sketches KHJ-Johnson Family KJBS-Eastern Races; Varieties KLS-T. N. T. *KLX-News; Organ Melodies K\ITR-Indian Tales KOY-Popular Melodies KQW-Melody at One *KRE-News; Cloister Echoes *KRKD-News; Music KROW-Sparkling Melodies KROY-Paul Carson, organist *KSAN-News; Rhythm/Review *KSRO-News; Dept. of Agric. KTKC-Farm & Home *KYA-News 1:15 PST 2:15 MST

KFI-Portia Faces Life: KPO KOA KMJ KERN KTAR KOH KVOA KFBK KDYL KWG

KHJ-To be announced: KPMC KGB KVOE KFXM KDON KDB KVEC KFRC KIEM

Four Clubmen: KSUN KTUC KOY

Reeds in Rhythm: KGO KTMS KLO KUTA

The Bartons: (sw-9.53) KARM-Chapel in the Sky KFAC-Musicale KFOX-Organ Music KFSD-Ann Gibson KHSL-Varieties KLS-Jan's Journal KLX-Martha Lee KMTR-Musicale KNX-Road of Life KRKD-City Hall KROW-Air Previews KROY-Hostess Corner KSAN-Portuguese Reporter KSFO-Singing Sam KSL-Linda Lee *KSRO-Monitor News KTKC-Vocal Variety KYA-Moment Rhythmical

1:30 PST 2:30 MST KFI-We, the Abbotts: KPO KMJ

KOA KTAR KVOA KERN KWG KOH KFBK KDYL

KHJ-We Are Always Young: KVEC KDB KPMC KGB KVOE KFRC KHSL KIEM

KNX-The O'Neills: KSL KSFO Reeds In Rhythm: KFSD

KDON-Date Book KFOX-Christian Science KLX-Three-Quarter Time KMTR-Special Events *KOY-News -

KQW-Waltz Time KRE-Dr. Gottschall KRKD-U. S. C. Prgm. KROW-Castles of Romance *KROY-Monitor News KSRO-Gems of Melody KTÍ{C-Concert Echoes KYA-Musical Mirror 1:45 PST 2:45 MST

KFI-Story of Mary Marlin: KPO KMJ KERN KFBK KWG

KHJ-Edith Adams' Future: KDB KPMC KGB KFRC KVOE KDON KFXM KVEC KHSL

KNX-To be announced: KARM KSFO KROY KOY KSL KSUN KTUC

Wayne Van Dyne, tnr.: KVOA KLO KTMS KUTA

Notes & Notations: KGO *Monitor News: KFSD KRE KDYL-Road of Life KFOX-Classified KIEM-Musicale KLX-Dixieland Strings KMTR-Special Events KOA-Musical Magazine KOH-Don't's & Do's KQW-Wheel Chair Chats KRKD-Singing Waiters KSAN-Mary Marlin KSRO-Town Topics KTAR-Cavalcade of Drama

2:00 PST 3:00 MST KFI-Pepper Young's Family: KPO

KERN KFBK KWG KHJ-Confessions of a Corsair:

KHSL KFRC KVEC KDB KPMC KVOE KGB KDON

-*KNX-Knox Manning, news: KSFO KARM KROY

Southernaires: KGO KFSD KOH KTMS

Rhythm Rascals: KSL KTUC KOY

*Three Suns Trio; News: KMJ Ireene Wicker: KTAR KUTA *News: KLO KYA KDYL-Novatime KFOX-Civic Announcements KIEM-House of McGregor KJBS-Tea Time Tunes KLS-Jitterbugs on Parade *KLX-News; Lost and Found;

Concert Pianist KMTR-Woman's World KOA-Judy & Jane KQW-Tropical Moods *KRE-News; Music KRKD-Musicale *KSAN-News; Pop Tunes KSRO-Musical Caravan KTKC-This 'n' That KVOA-Jacinto Oro;co's Hora

Mexicana 2:15 PST 3:15 MST

KFI-Lone Journey: KPO KMJ KHJ-As the Twig Is Bent: KPMC

KVOE KFRC KFXM KVEC KTKC KDON KGB KDB KHSL KIEM

*Three Suns Trio; News: KERN Clark Dennis, tnr.: KGO KFSD

KTMS KOH KFBK Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: KSL

Picture» of Hedda Hopper on third coven

The Bartons: KTAR KUTA *News; Paul Decker's Orch.:

KLO KARM-Radio Cavalcade *KDYL-News KECA-What's Doing KFAC-Amer. Legion Aux. KFOX-Blend of Blues KNX-Backgrounds for Living KOA-As the Twig Is Bent KOY-Annette Gold, violinist KQW-Band Stand KROY-Markets; Melodies KSFO-When a Girl Marries KSRO-Eye Opener KWG -The Munros

2:30 PST 3:30 MST *KHJ-News With Hughes: KGB

KVEC KFXM KVOE KDB KFRC KPMC KTKC KDON KHSL KIEM

KNX-Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne: KOY KSL KTUC KSUN KSFO KARM

KECA-Buck Private & His Girl: EGO KTMS KOH

Rod Hendrickson: KPO Brad Reynolds, tnr.; Orch.: KMJ

KERN (sw-9.53) Songs by Lowry Kohler: KLO *News: KUTA KRKD KDYL-Johnny Messner's Orch. KFAC-Musicale

KFBK-Kate Hopkins KFI-What's Doing KFOX-Matinee Melodies KFSD-Listening Time KJBS-A Bit of This & That KLS-Beautiful Melodies

KLX-Better Business Bureau; Stocks

KOA-Road of Life KQW-Light Classics KROW-Watchtower; Music *KSAN-Musicale; News *KSRO-Financial News; News KTAR-Heart to Heart Hour KWG -Vic & Sade KYA-Latin-American Way 2:45 PST 3:45 MST

KHJ-Let's Play Bridge: KFRC KDB KPMC KGB KVEC KVOE KDON KIEM

KECA-Wings on Watch: KGO KUTA KTMS KFSD KLO KOH

Musical Jackpot: KPO Paul Douglas' Sports Column:

KDYL *The World Today: KSL KOY

KARM KSUN KTUC KROY (sw-6.06)

Road of Life: KERN KFBK KSFO KWG

KFAC-Newton Yates, organist KFI-Heart of Julia Blake KHSL-Don Allen *KLS-News KLX-Vocal Solos KMJ-Backstage Wife, sketch KNX-Nancy Dixon, shopping

guide KOA-Markets; Concert Hall KQW-United Press on the Air KRKD-Musicale KROW-Latin-American Rhythms KSRO-Guess What KTAR-The Charioteers KTKC-Tune Tornado 3:00 PST 4:00 MST

KNX-To be announced: KARM KSFO

KECA-The Bartons This Is the Show: KGO KTMS

KUTA KLO To be announced: KVEC Organ Moods: KVOA Maurice's Orch.: KPO KFSD Elwyn Cross: KWG KERN KMJ

KOH KDON-Dance Parade KDYL-Siesta Time KFAC-Musicale KFBK-Crossroads Troubador *KFI-News KFOX-Rube Hiram's Orch. KFRC-Studio Prgm.; California

State Employment *KGB-Monitor News KHJ-I'll Find My Way KHSL-Musical Newsy KIEM-Lost Empire *KJBS-News KLS-Rhythm Ramblings *KLX-News; Spanish Melodies KMPC-Afternoon Recess KMTR-Aircraft KOY-Wayside Chapels KPMC-Studio Notes KQW-Organ Melodies *KRE-News; Open House KRKD-Dick McIntire's Hawaiians KROW-Concert Hall KROY-What's New KSAN-Elwin Cross KSL-Songs for Moderns KSRO-Afternoon Concert KTAR-Cowboy Tunes KYA-Ballroom Matinee 3:15 PST 4:15 MST

KHJ-Here's Morgan: KGB KDB KPMC KVEC KFRC KVOE KFXM KTKC KDON KHSL

KNX-Young Dr. Malone: KOY KTUC KSL KSFO KARM KSUN

*News of the World: KPO KMJ KERN KFSD KTAR KVOA KOH

This Is the Show: KFBK KDYL-Patticia's Notebook KECA-Tempos of Today KFAC-Symphony Orch. KFI-Agnes White KIEM-Beneath Redwoods KJBS-Ruth Thompson KLS-To be announced KLX-Aimee Lawrence, pianist KMTR-Special Events *KOA-News KQW-Popular Favorites KSAN-Vic & Sade KWG -Beside the Bookshelf 3:30 PST 4:30 MST

KHJ-Sands of Time: KDB KPMC KVEC KFRC KFXM KDON KHSL

The Bartcns: KPO The Wife Saver: KFSD KTMS

KOH Stevens & Yeo: KARM KROY

KOY KSUN Lee Sweetland. bar.: EGO Against the Storm: KERN KFBK

KWG KDYL-To be announced KECA-Unclassic Hour KFOX-Just Relax KGB-Off the Record KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Eastern Races; Dance

Memories KLO -Hollywood Express; Hawai-

ian Ensemble KLS-Strictly Boogie Woogie KLX-Tea Time

KMJ-Road of Life, sketch KMPC-Other Americas KMTR-Piano Recital *KNX-News; Fletcher Wiley KOA-Heart of Julia Blake *KQW-News; Roundup KRKD-Musicale KROW-Newspaper KSAN-Instrumental Varieties KSFO-Bob Andersen; To be an-

nounced KSL-Party Line KTAR-Phoenician Strings KTKC-Matinee Melodies KUTA-Pet Corner; Sen. Thomas KVOA-Sermon & Song 3:45 PST 4:45 MST

*KFI-Franklin Bingman, comm.: KPO KOA KMJ KDYL

Out of the Blue: KGO KTMS KUTA KFSD KLO KOH

Lone Journey: KERN KFBK KWG

KIEM-To be announced *KLS-News KMTR-Special Events KRKD-Venna Taylor & Santaella KSAN-Pop Tunes KSFO-Galen Drake KSL-Old Songs-New Settings KVOA-Where to Go, What to Do 4:00 PST 5:00 MST

KFI-Telephone Hour; James Mel- ton; Francia White; Chorus; Don Voorhees' Orch.: KPO KOA KVOA KTAR KMJ KDYL

Independence Day program. America, the Beautiful... Bates Carry Me Back to the Lone

Prairie Traditional Blow the Man Down

Sea Chantey American March Medley Oh! Susanna Foster Swanee River Foster American Folk Medley Oath of Allegiance....Chrystie Star-Spangled Banner Key

*KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm.: KGB' KVOE KPMC KFRC KDON KFXM KHSL KIEM

Adventures of a Modern Mother: KGO KTMS KFSD KOH KFBK

KARM-For Women Only *KECA-News KERN -Dance Time KFAC-Vernon Steele *KFOX-News; Varieties KJBS-Matinee Melodies KLO -Concert Time KLS-Jackson's Half Hour *KLX-News; Brides' Forum KMPC-Hollywood Blvd. Quiz KMTR-Musicale KNX-European Roundup KOY-Music for Five KQW-Concert Miniature *KRE-News; Music KRKD-Musicale KROY-Swinging Strings *KSAN-News; Island Melodies KSL-Story Telling Time *KSRO-News; Time for Tea KTKC-Salon Moments KUTA-Matinee Melodies KWG -Modern Mother KYA-Story of Southern Song

4:15 PST 5:15 MST KECA-Alma Kitchell's Brief Case:

KGO KTMS KFSD KERN KOH

KARM-Console Reveries KDON-Teatime Tunes KFAC-Garden School *KFBK-World Today KFRC-To be announced KGB -Better Vision Inst. KHJ-Guiding Eyes KHSL-Meet the Band *KIEM-News KMPC-Moments Musicale KNX-Fletcher Wiley KOY-Dance Time KPMC-Musicale KRKD-Movieland Quiz KROY-Jan Garber's Orch. *KSAN-The World Today KSL-Jack Armstrong *KWG -The World Today KYA-Goodwill Corner 4:30 PST 5:30 MST

KHJ-The Playboys: KGB KVOE KHSL KIEM KDB KPMC KDON

KECA-Ireene Wicker, stories: KOH KGO KERN KFSD

*Designed for Dancing; News: KTUC KOY

Waltz with Us: KPO Drama Behind the News: KLO

KUTA Musicale: KRKD KFAC KFOX *News: KFRC KMPC KTAR

KJBS KDYL KWG KARM-Superman KFBK-Markets KFI-Art Baker's Notebook KLS-March of Music KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist KMJ-Right Time for Listening KMTR-Santaella's Ensemble KNX-Treet Time KOA-Tropical Moods KQW-Tunes of the Day KRE-Open House KROW-Meet the Bank KSAN-Your Opinion KSFO-Heart of Julia Blake

KSL-Music; Sports KTKC-Pacific Paradise KTMS-Nova Time KYA-Federal Concert 4:45 PST 5:45 MST

*KNX-Bob Garred Reporting: KSFO KARM

The Bartons: KGO KTMS KFSD KOH KFBK

Paul Carson, organist: KERN Ballad Time: KPO To be announced: KLO Superman: KWG KECA *News: KYA KLS KRKD KSL

KTKC KDYL-Shep Fields' Orch. KFRC-To be announced; Theaters KJBS-Dance Orch. KLX-Vocal Ensembles KMJ-On With the Dance KMPC-Console Patterns KMTR-Smoky Valley KOA-Women's Club *KOY-Movies Tonight; News KROW-Hollywood Newsreel *KROY-Glory Pleasants Trio;

News KSAN-Teatime Tunes KTAR-Comedy; Music; Face of

the War KUTA-Superman KVOA-Adven. of Jimmy Allen 5:00 PST 6:00 MST

KFI-Dr. 1. Q.; Jim McClain: KPO KOA KMJ KVOA KTAR KDYL

KNX-Lux Radio Theater; Cecil B. DeMille, dir.: KSL KSFO KARM (sw-6.06)

Chamber Music Society: EGO KOH KLO KUTA

*News: KHJ KFSD KTMS Musicale: KFAC KPMC KDON-Freddy Nagel's Orch. KECA-Twilight Tales KERN -Time for Music *KFBK-News; Comedy KFOX-God's Sunshine KFRC-American Junior G -Man KGB -Captain Danger KHSL-Half & Half KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Dinner Dance KLS-Golden State Special *KLX-News; Songs of the Range KMPC-Cobbers Club KMTR-Dr. Clem Davies KOY-Sports; Buster Fite's Play-

boys KQW-I Think *KRE-News; Open House KRKD-Songs of Saddle KROW-High Schools on Parade KROY-Serenade in Tango Time *KSAN-News; Evening Concert *KSRO-News; Concert Hall KTKC-Rhythm Rendezvous KWG -Hal Harris' Band KYA-Hollywood Roundup 5:15 PST 6:15 MST

String Ensemble: KTMS They Say Today: KDB KGB

KHSL KFXM *News: KECA KMPC KFBK-Treasure Island KFRC-Black Flame of the Amazon KFSD-Madame Kriete KHJ-Captain Danger KIEM-Passing Parade KLS-Tower of Health KPMC-Fan on the Street KQW-Record Shop KROW-John Kirby's Orch. KROY-Duke Ellington's Orch. KSAN-Publix Opinion KYA-Meet the Band 5:30 PST 6:30 MST

KFI-Tribute to Charles Evans Hughes: KMJ

KHJ-Shafter Parker Circus: KGB KFRC KPMC KFXM KDB KVOE KVEC KTKC KDON KIEM KHSL

KECA-Drama Behind the News: KGO KTMS KFSD

To be announced: KOH *News Here & Abroad: KUTA Floyd Wright, organist; Comedy:

KPO *News: KERN KRE KDYL-You're in the Army Now KFAC-Whoa Bill Club KFBK-Captain Danger KFOX-Musicale KLO -Your Senator Speaks KLS-Bulletin Board KLX-Dixieland Strings KMPC-Uncle Harry KMTR-Special Events KOA-Concert in Miniature KOY-Shining Hour KQW-Sentimental Moods KRKD-Race Results KROW-Western Rangers *KROY-News; Bill Roberts'

Orch. *KSAN-What's in the News;

Harry Horlick's Orch. KSRO-Secrets of Happiness KTAR-The Lone Ranger, drama KWG -To be announced KYA-Junior G -Men 5:45 PST 6:45 MST

KHJ-Captain Midnight: KGB KDB KFRC KVEC KFXM KPMC KVOE KTKC KDON KHSL KIEM

Ted Steele, songs; Jingles: KGO KWG KUTA KFBK KTMS KLO

Tribute to Charles Evans Hughes: KDYL

KECA-Sports; Jingles KERN -Time for Music; Jingles KFSD-Dream Shopper; Derby -

show; Jingles KLS-Dinner Music KLX-Dancetime KMTR-Friday Magazine KOA-3Q Seconds to Go *KOH-News; Jingles KQW-Theater Guide KRE-C. W. Hammond KRKD-Concert Music KROY-Music; Old Homestead

Boys KSRO-Rhythm Revue; Comedy KYA-Superman

NIGHT Where there Is no listing

for a station ifs preceding program is on the air.

6:00 PST 7:00 MST KFI-Contented Hour; Chorus;

Percy Faith, cond.: KPO KOA WOAI KTAR KMJ KVOA KDYL (sw-9.53) March of the Little Lead Sol-

diers l'ierne On Wings of Song..Mendelssoh Dance of the Comedians

Smetana O Charlie Is My Darling....

Scotch traditional Who Is Sylvia? Schubert American Patrol 3íenebamn Bed Time Lullaby..Tradltioal

*KHJ-Raymond Gram Swing, comm.: KFRC KGB KPMC KTKC KDON KVEC KVOE KFXM KGB KHSL KIEM

KNX-Guy Lombardo's Orch.: KSL KSFO KARM (sw-6.06)

KECA-Gordon Jenkins' Orch.: KOH KLO KGO KFSD KERN KFBK KWG

*News: KSRO KROW KJBS KTMS KQW

KFAC-Concert *KFOX-News; Sports *KLS-News; Race Results *KLX-News; Dinner Concert KMPC-Alan Lane Sings KMTR-Irwin Allen KOY-O'Malley Concert *KRE-News; Il Radio Giornale KRKD-Concert Music KROY-Dinner Serenade *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KUTA-I Love a Mystery KYA-Dude Martin WFAA-E. B. Germany

6:15 PST 7:15 MST KHJ-Imperial Time; Mary Small

& Orch.: KFRC KGB KDON-Supper Dance KFOX-Five Minutes About Beau-

ty; Music KFSD-On with the Dance;

Comedy KIEM-Comedy KJBS-South American Way KLS-Variety KMPC-Hollywood Park KMTR-Dick Terry KPMC-Music KQW-Ira Blue KR KD-Empringham KROW-Dinner Hour Melodies *KROY-News KSRO-1350 Club KTKC-Trail to Happiness KTMS-Sports KVOA-To be announced

6:30 PST 7:30 MST KFI-Cavalcade of America; Don

Voorhees' Orch.: KPO KMJ KOA WFAA WOAI KDYL (sw- 9.53)

Tonight's drama, "Jean Pierre Blanchard." the story about the first air flight in America, will star Edwin Jerome.

FREQUENCIES KFI-640 KOH-630 KECA-790 KOY-550 KHJ-930 KPMC-1600 KNX-1070 KPO-680 KARM-1340 KQW-740 KDB-1490 KRE-1400 KDON-1240 KRKD-1150 KDYL-1320 KROW-960 KERN -1410 KROY-1240 KFAC-1330 KSAN-1450 KFBK-1530 KSFO-560 KFOX-1280 KSL-1160 KFRC-610 KSRO-1350 KFSD-600 KSUN-1230 KFWB-980 KTAR-620 KFXM-1240 KTKC-920 KGB -1360 KTMS-1250 EGO -810 KTUC-1400 KHSL-1290 KUTA-570 KIEM-1480 KVEC-1230 KJBS-1100 KVOA-1290 KLO -1430 KVOE-1490 KLS-1310 KWG -1230 KLX-910 KYA-1260 KMJ-580 WBAP-820 KMPC-710 WFAA-820 KMTR-570 WOAI-1200 KOA-850


*KHJ-John B. Hughes, news: KPMC KGB KFRC KDB KVOE KDON

KNX-Blondie; Arthur Lake & Penny Singleton: KSL KOY KROY KSFO KARM KTUC KSUN (sw-6.06)

National Radio Forum: KVOA KFBK KTMS KFSD KWG KOH

Rose Reznick, pianist: KGO *News: KIEM KUTA KTKC

KLO KECA-Out of the Groove to You KERN -Uncle Mel's Kids Club KFOX-Musicale KHSL-Comedy; Evening Variety KJBS-It's Dance Time KLS-Mi Rancho KMPC-Sports KMTR-Pay Day KQW-Art Linkletter KRKD-Concert Music KROW-L'Italia Prgm. KSRO-Italian Musicale KTAR-Exclusive Story KYA-Twilight Favorites

6:45 PST 7:45 MST *News Conference: KGO Organ Melodies: KFXM KPMC

KVOE KVEC KHSL KGB Affairs of Tom, Dick & Harry:

KLO *News: KHJ KECA KDON-Dinner Concert KFOX-Meet the Band KFRC-Close Shaves; To be an-

nounced KIEM-Organ Melodies KMPC-Table for Two KMTR-Ed Robbin KRE-Twilight Serenade KTAR-Musicale KTKC-Sports KUTA-Supper Melodies

7:00 PST 8:00 MST KFI-Fred Waring's Orch.: KPO

KOA KMJ KTAR WOAI KVOA WFAA KDYL

KHJ-Affairs of State: KDB KGB KVEC KFRC KHSL

Regina Fiesta: KFOX KERN KTMS

KNX-Amos 'n' Andy: KMPC KSL KSFO KARM

KECA-Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: KUTA- KFSD KGO KWG

Dance Orch.: (sw-9.65) *News: KOY KRKD KLX KDON-Variety Hour KFBK-Campus Reporter KIEM-To be announced KJBS-Dance Orch. KMPC-Strollin' Tom KMTR-Special Events KOH-Sports by Nash KPMC-Musicale KQW-Spanish Serenade *KRE-News; Masters' Music KROY-WPA Prgm. *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Jack Armstrong KTKC-Variety Prgm. KYA-Ernie Smith's Sportlite 7:15 PST 8:15 MST

KFI-Lum & Abner: KPO KMJ KHJ-Lang Thompson's Orch.:

KFXM KVOE KPMC KFRC KTKC KVEC

KNX-Lanny Ross, tnr.: KSFO KSL KARM

Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: KOH KLO

*News: KOA KVOA KDYL KDON-Mutiny on the High Seas KFBK-Stokowski Discussion KGB -Lowe Highlights KIEM-Wonders Vision KLS-Thomas Dias KLX-Talk by Henry M. Hyde KMPC-I Spy KMTR-Aircraft KOY-Voices in Song KQW-Automobile Shopper KRKD-Waltz Time KROW-Italian-American Hour KROY-Lud Gluskin's Orch. KSAN-Speaking of Sports KSRO-Jerry of the Circus KSUN-Wax Workshop *KTAR-Headlines & Highlights KYA-Songs of Your Heart WFAA-Lyndon Johnson WOAI-Light in the Night

7:30 PST 8:30 MST KFI-Harry James' Orch.: KPO

KDYL KVOA WOAI KOH KHJ-Lone Ranger: KGB KFRC

KVEC KVOE KDB KFXM KPMC KTKC KDON KIEM KHSL

*KNX-Gay Nineties Revue; Joe Howard; Beatrice Kay; Billy M. Green; Ray Block's Orch.; News: KSL KSFO KARM

KECA-I Love a Mystery: KLO KGO KFSD KTMS KERN KFBK KWG

KFOX-Our Daily Bread KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist KMJ-Melody Mac KMPC-Cavalcade of Hits KMTR-Special Events KOA-Sidewalk Forum KOY-Federal Agent KQW-Comedy; Music

KRKD-Fishing Pals KSAN-Requests by Wire *KSRO-News KTAR-The Green Hornet, drama KUTA-Dugout Dope; Baseball WFAA-Music Box 7:45 PST 8:45 MST

Harry James' Orchestra: KMJ KOA

*News: KPMC KYA KFOX-Robert Arden KLX-Judge A. F. Bray, talk *KOY-Interlude; Sports; News KQW Weather Report KROW-Dear Public *KROY-Buddy Cole's Orch.;

News KSRO-Gypsy Violins WOAI-Political Talk

8:00 PST 9:00 MST KHJ-The Amazing Mr. Smith;

Keenan Wynn: KGB KDB KFXM KPMC KFRC KVOE KHSL KIEM KLO KVEC KTKC KDON

KNX-What's on Your Mind: KARM KSFO KROY KSL

*KECA-News; Bobby Byrne's Orch.: KVOA KFSD KOH KWG

Neil Bondshu's Orch.: KPO KDYL KTAR

Amateur Hour: KGO *News: KROW KFAC WFAA

WOAI KERN -Old Loved Melodies KFBK-School of Knowledge KFI-Erskine Johnson KFOX-Hawaiian Music KLS-James Guaragna *KLX-News; Spanish Melodies KMJ-I am an American KMPC-Masters Hour KOA-Listening Time KOY-Let's Dance KQW-Maybe You Know *KRE-News; Harmony House *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Music of the Masters KTMS-To be announced KYA-Evening Concert 8:15 PST 9:15 MST

Bobby Byrne's Orch.: KTMS KDYL-Mayor Reports *KERN -News KFAC-Musicale *KFI-News KFOX-Literature on Parade KLX-Dancetime KMJ-Dr. Morgan Prgm KMTR-Rovere's Singing Waiters KOY-To be announced KROW-Anson Weeks' Orch. KTAR-Ted Steele WBAP-Broadway Bandwagon WOAI-Sports

8:30 PST 9:30 MST KFI-Point Sublime; Cliff Arquette

& Jane Morgan: KPO KMJ KTAR KERN KOH KFBK KWG

KHJ-Double or Nothing: KGB KDB KVEC KVOE KFRC KTKC KDON KLO KFXM KPMC KHSL KIEM

*KNX-Dance Orch.; News: KSL KARM KSFO

*Milt Herth Trio; News: KTMS *Bob Chester's Orch.; News:

KDYL WOAI KOA *News: KECA KFSD KFAC-Floyd A. Allen KFOX-Judge Gardner KLX-Cutting Capers KMJ-Best Buys; Sleepy Head

Revue KMPC-Catalina Fun Quiz KMTR-Douglas Dawson KOY-To be announced KQW-S. F. Town Meeting KRE-Golden Days KROW-Concert Hall KROY-Kash Kwiz KVOA-Point Sublime *WBAP-Bobby Peters' Orch.;

News 8:45 PST 9:45 MST

KECA-Richard Brooks *Milt Herth Trio; News: KFSD KLX-Three-Quarter Time *KMPC-News KMTR-Bill of Rights KRE-Music to Read By KROY-Fanfare KSRO-Eye Opener KTMS-Dance Time

9:00 PST 10:00 MST KFI-Hawthorne House: KPO

KMJ *KHJ-Glenn Hardy, news: KGB

KFXM KDB KVOE KFRC KVEC KPMC KFXM KTKC KHSL

*KNX-Paul Sullivan, comm.: KSFO KARM

Fantasy in Melody: KGO KERN KFBK KFSD KTMS

Freddie Ebner's Orch.: WOAI WBAP

*Raymond Gram Swing, comm.: KLO

Emile Petti's Orch.: KOH KWG *News: KFOX KOA KTAR

KVOA KDON KDYL KQW KIEM

Musicale: KFAC KSRO KECA-Actors' Workshop

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KLS-Arthur D'Nunzio *KLX-News; Memoirs of a

Concert Master KMPC-Peter Potter KMTR-Floyd B. Johnson KOY-Sears' Reporters *KRE-News; Music KROW-Skull Crackers *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSL-Hymn Service 9:15 PST 10:15 MST

KNX-Who, What, Where & Why: KOY KSUN KARM KROY

Jimmy Lunceford's Orch.: KDB KGB KLO KIEM KHSL

Caesar Petrillo's Orch.: KSL Freddie Ebener's Orch.: KDYL

KOA KDON-Dance Time KFOX-Swing Time *KFRC-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm. KHJ-Round Towner KPMC-Novatones KQW-Santa Clara C. of C. KSFO-California Caravan KTAR-Warcast KTKC-Captain Quiz KVOA-To be announced 9:30 PST 10:30 MST

KFI-Pick a Tune; Buddy Twiss, m.c.: KOA KMJ

*KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm.: KGB KFXM KVOE KPMC KDB KTKC KDON KHSL KIEM

Eddie Le Baron's Orch.: WOAI Beautiful Music: KGO KERN

KVOA KTAR KDYL WBAP KWG

Art Mooney's Orch.: KLO Top Notches; Sports: KPO *News: KECA KOH KROW

KLX KSL KTMS KUTA KFAC-Civil Service Exam *KFBK-News; Traveling Show KFOX-Club Thirty KFRC-Pop the Question KFSD-Listening Time KLS-Valley Church KMTR-America First Committee KQW-Lullabies for Moderns KSRO-Chapel of the Chimes 9:45 PST 10:45 MST

KECA-Bob Strong's Orch. Pancho's Orch.: KGB KVEC KDB

KTKC KDON KLO KFXM KHSL KIEM KVOE KPMC

Nightcap Yarns: KOY KROY KARM

Beautiful Music:: KUTA KOH KFAC-Church of Youth *KFSD-News KHJ-Columns on Parade KLX-Gaslight Harmonies KMTR-Special Events KNX-Texas Jim Lewis KROW-Jimmie Walsh's Orch. KSFO-Hedda Hopper's Hollywood KSL-Musicale KTMS-To be announced 10:00 PST 11:00 MST *KFI-Reporter News: KPO KMJ KHJ-Jimmy Lunceford's Orch.:

KDB KLO KGB KVEC KVOE KTKC KDON KFRC KHSL

KNX-Ray Noble's Orch.: KOY KARM KROY

KECA-Basin St. Chamber Music Society: KGO KERN KTMS KOH KWG

*News: KYA KOA KTAR KVOA KIEM

KDYL-Three-Quarter Time KFAC-Melody Hour KFOX-Rhythmic Age KFSD-Jack Ross' Orch. KJBS-Hour of Finest Music KLS-Village Players *KLX-News; Wilson Ames, or-

ganist KMPC-Bob Chester's Orch. KPMC-Boxing Matches KQW-Dance Music *KRE-News; Organ Music KROW-Music for Lovers *KSFO-World Today *KSAN-News; Chinatown KSL-Masterworks of Music *KUTA-Monitor News 10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-Blue Moonlight: KDYL Jimmy Lunceford's Orch.: KFXM Chamber Music Society: KTAR On Our Bandstand: KPO *News: KMPC KSFO KFOX-Lucca Floor Show KHSL-It's Dance Time KIEM-Musicale KLS-Hawaiian Melodies KLX-Bowling on the Air

KMJ-Moods in Ivory KMTR-Averill's Orch. KOA-Music You Want KUTA-Dance Music KYA-Piano Course 10:30 PST 11:30 MST Johnny Bright's Hawaiians: KGB

KPMC KVEC KVOE KFXM KTKC KDB

*Dance Orch.; News: KSL KOY KSFO KROY

To be announced: KERN KTAR KUTA KTMS

Ed Stocker & Music: KMJ KOH KWG KDYL

Nat'l Radio Forum: KGO Concert Hall: KPO *News: KFRC KFSD KHJ KLO KARM-Masterworks KECA-Philharmonia KFBK-Classic Hour *KFI-News KFOX-Tony Pastor's Orch KLS-Dance Time KLX-Aimee Lawrence, pianist KMPC-Tropical Serenade KMTR-Musicale KNX-Masterworks of Music KOA-Musicale KRE-Clambake KYA-Musical Review 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KHJ-Johnny Bright's Hawaiians:

KFRC Ed Stocker & Music: KLO KFI-Abe Lyman's Orch. KFOX-Treasure Chest KFSD-Derbyshow KLX-Dixieland Strings KMTR-Musicale KOA-Midnight Melodies

11:00 PST 12:00 MST KHJ-Griff Williams' Orch.; KGB

KVEC KVOE KFXM KFRC KHSL KDB KPMC

Chuck Foster's Orch.: KDYL KPO

This Moving World: KERN KMJ KTMS KFSD KOH KWG

Carl Ravazza's Orch.: KROY KSL

*News: KGO *News: KFI KROW *KARM-World Today KFAC-Night Shades KLS-Spotlight Parade *KLX-News; Nocturne KMPC-Royal Hawaiians KMTR-Larry Herman's Orch. *KNX-News, Knox Manning KOA-Moments of Melody *KRE-News; Clambake *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire;

News *KSFO-News; Symphony Hall 11:15 PST 12:15 MST KFI-Chuck Foster's Orch. KNX-Billy Marshall, songs: KSL

KARM KROY *Organ; News: KERN KFSD

KOH KWG Music You Want: KGO

Excerpts from "The Sleeping Beauty" (Tschaikowsky), Sad- ler's Wells Orch., Constant La mbert conducting: Ballet Suite from "Swan Lake" (Tschalkowsky), London Orch., John Barbirolli conducting.

KMJ-La Conga Time Kr 'I lt -Musicale KROW-Son Francisco Dances 11:30 PST 12:30 MST *KFI-Dave Marshall's Orch.;

News: KPO KMJ KOA KERN KFBK KDYL KWG

KHJ-Leighton Noble's Orch.: KVEC KVOE KFXM KFRC KPMC KGB KDB

KNX-Manny Strand's Orch.: KSL KARM KROY

*KECA-Organ & News KHSL-Henry King's Orch. *KJBS-News; Music KROW-Ship of Dreams 11:45 PST 12:45 MST Manny Strand's Orch.: KSFO *News: KFBK KWG 12:00 PST 1:00 MST KFAC-Midnight Matinee KHJ-Rhapsody in Wax KJBS-Owl Prgm. KLS-Cigar Box Revue KNX-Midnight Merry -Go -Round *KRE-News KRKD-Monkey's Jamboree KROW-Merry-Go-Round KROY-Midnight Revue KSFO-Midnight Club

End of Monday Programs

THE REMAINDER OF THIS WEEK'S

PROGRAMS FOLLOWS ON PAGE 22

A guide for listeners who love great music

ANDRE KOSTELANETZ is conductor of "The Pause That Refreshes" orchestra, heard Sundays over CBS

MUSIC NOTES: Dean Dixon, twenty -six -year -old New York Negro, will again guest conduct on the NBC Summer Symphony this Saturday evening. Dixon has chosen orchestral works by Von Weber, Haydn, Bach, and a con- temporary American, Dello-Jioso. Regarding the latter: He is a

fellow student of Dixon's at the Juilliard School of Music . .

In honor of Independence Day, the Telephone Hour this week presents a program of "All- American" music. Included among the numbers selected will be two Stephen Foster songs, "America the Beautiful," and Christié s

"Oath of Allegiance" . Clif- ford Herzer and Jascha Zayde, two young American pianists, will be guests on the CBS Sym- phony program Saturday.

SATURDAY, JUNE 28

DORIAN STRING QUARTET, CBS. String Quartet; Alexander Cores and Harry Friedman, violins; David Mankovitz, viola; Bernard Greenhouse, cello.

EDT CDT MST 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 12:00 noon

EST CST PST 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m.

I HEAR AMERICA SINGING, MBS. Choral concerts.

EDT CDT MST 5:13 p.m. 4:15 p.m. 2:15 p.m.

EST CST PST 4:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m. 1:1s p.m.

COLUMBIA CONCERT OR- CHESTRA, CBS. Howard Barlow, conductor; Clifford Herzer and Jascha Zayde, piano team, guests.

EDT CDT MST 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p -m. 4:30 p.m.

EST CST PST 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m.

NBC SUMMER SYMPHONY, NBC. Symphony Orchestra; Dean Dixon, guest conductor.



CHICAGOLAND HOUR, MBS. Henry Weber, conductor; Marion Claire, soloist.



SUNDAY, JUNE 29

FIRST PIANO QUARTET, NBC. Adam Garner, Henry Holt, George Robert and Vee Padwa.

EDT CDT MST 11:15 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Not Available

ES CST APST 10:15T a.m. 9:15 a.m. Not vailable

RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL OF THE AIR, NBC. String Quar- tet, directed by Maurice Baron, with Anne Rosselle, guest soloist; Sondra Bianca, ten -year -old guest pianist.

EDT CDT MST 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m.

EST CST PST 11:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m.

CBS SYMPHONY ORCHES- TRA, CBS. Howard Barlow, conductor; John Tasker Howard, in- termission commentator.

EDT CDT MST 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 12:00 noon

EST CST PST 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m.

THE PAUSE THAT RE- FRESHES, CBS. Andre Koste- lanetz and his orchestra; Albert Spalding, violinist; Paul Robeson, guest.



FORD SUMMER HOUR, CBS. Symphony Orchestra; Percy Faith, conductor; Linton Wells, commentator; Joan Edwards, guest.



AMERICAN ALBUM OF FA- MILIAR MUSIC, NBC. Concert Orchestra; Gus Haenschen, conductor; Frank Munn, tenor; Jean Dickenson and Vivian della Chiesa, sopranos; Buckingham Choir.



MONDAY, JUNE 30 THE TELEPHONE HOUR,

NBC. Symphony Orchestra; Don Voorhees, conductor; James Mel- ton, tenor; Francia White, soprano.

EDT CDT MST 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. EST CST PST 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m.

THE VOICE OF FIRESTONE, NBC. Symphony Orchestra; Al- fred Wallenstein, conductor; Mar- garet Speaks, soprano.

EDT CDT MST 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Not Available EST CST PST 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Not Available

CARNATION CONTENTED PROGRAM, NBC. Concert Or- chestra; Percy Faith, conductor; soloist and chorus.


TUESDAY, JULY 1

U. S. ARMY BAND, NBC. Capt. Thomas F. Darcy, conductor.

EDT CDT MST 2:00E

ST m. 1:00 .m. 11:P0T.m.

CS1:00

p.m. 12:00 noon 10:30 p.m. LEWISOHN STADIUM CON-

CERT, CBS. New York Philhar- monic Orchestra; Eugene Goos- sens, conductor.

EDT CDT MST 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. EST CST PST

8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. NEW AMERICAN MUSIC,

NBC. Symphony Orchestra; Dr. Frank Black, conductor.


WEDNESDAY, JULY 2 U. S. NAVY BAND, NBC.

Lieut. Charles Benter, conductor. EDT CDT MST 2:00 p m. 1:00T.m. 11:PST.m. EST1:00

p.m. 12:00 noon 2:00 p.m. THURSDAY, JULY 3

MONTREAL SYMPHONY OR- CHESTRA, NBC.

EDT CDT MST 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. Not Available

EST CST PST 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Not Available

FRIDAY, JULY 4 CITIES SERVICE CONCERT,

NBC. Orchestra; Frank Black, conductor; chorus; Lucille Man- ners, soprano; Ross Graham, baritone.


EST CST PST 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Not Available

FOR MUSIC DETAIL AND STATIONS ON WHICH YOU MAY HEAR THESE PRO- GRAMS, TURN TO PROGRAM PAGES ON THE DAY AND AT THE HOUR INDICATED.


BABY GIFTS sent to Penny "Blondie" Single- ton and Arthur "Dagwood" Lake for script baby were turned over to Red Cross officials (left)

McCARTHY and Bergen celebrated purchase of airport with flight in old "jenny." Marion Martin (I.) and Elyse Knox bid them bon voyage

%daft in Padic

RADIO VIEW,

4 Man4.01. 2euia

THERE seems to be at the present ' time a definite trend in radio toward

half-hour adaptations of comic strips as air serials. Now that "Blondie" and "Reg'lar Fellers" are unquestionably a success, you may be sure that other adaptations of newspaper features will follow.

Of course, this does not mean that radio has suddenly become aware of the newspaper comics. On the con- trary, many comics have in the past been aired, principally as quarter- hour serials. "Little Orphan Annie," "Jungle Jim," "Terry and the Pirates," "Don Winslow," "Buck Rogers," "Gas- oline Alley," "Lil Abner" and "Dick Tracy" are just a few of the many comic strips which have been adapted for radio's use. These sketches, however, were broadcast primarily for the entertainment of the kiddies. Most of them had a great deal of "blood and thunder," an ingredient which was frowned upon by a good many fathers and mothers.

While the radio version of "Reg'lar Fellers" is, like the newspaper feature, all about kids, it has been treated in such a manner that it appeals to the entire family. Because this sort of treatment enables the program to reach a larger audience, you may be sure that other adaptations of comic strips will strive toward the same end.

A comic strip which should have wide appeal is that of "Major Hoople." George McManus' great creation, "Bringing Up Father," is another feature which is currently getting audi- tions by various interested sponsors.

This tendency toward programs with a comic strip background does not meán, however, that this is the only

trend in radio. In fact, two trends at least are apparent. The first is the one which we have just discussed. The other is the move toward presenting dramatic shows with a mass family appeal.

Just what is meant by mass family appeal? It is this: With the exception of "One Man's Family," "The Parker Family," "The Aldrich Family" and a few others, most of the dramatic shows have been aimed mainly at entertaining the adult listener. Now there is a desire on the part of radio producers to air shows which will not only intrigue the older members of the family but the younger ones as well. "Claudia" is an example of this new trend. It is a story of the problems which beset a young married couple. Naturally this sort ofstory is definitely of interest to young high- school boys and girls who are begin -

HENRY ALDRICH (played by Ezra Stone, soon to be drafted) promises to use utmost caution with Fourth of July fireworks

Kay Kyser founds scholarships;

boy's life saved by air sketch

ning to realize the extent which romance plays in our daily lives.

The summer replacement for the Bob Hope show is a mother -father - daughter idea which has a family appeal.

What with these new trends shaping up, it looks to the writer as if the listener will gain a respite from the numerous quiz shows which hereto- fore have clogged the air -waves with their questions and answers. Whether these moves are for the better or worse is yet to be seen. But one thing is evident, radio is certainly not stand- ipg still.

GENERAL

Ministers Protest WASHINGTON, D. C.-Ministers of a

dozen different denominations have sent a petition to the FCC protesting

DR. HARRY HAGEN, of "True or False," and children-Bonnie, Bil- lie, Buzzie, Jon, Patsy-arrive in New York from Florida home

that body's action in demanding that NBC dispose of one of its two networks. Contention was that the action, if put into effect, "would greatly cur- tail the opportunity for ... religious broadcasting ... and would jeopardize cultural, educational, musical and religious broadcasting in general."

ASCAP Tune "Available" NEW YORK.-Despite the fact that

CBS and NBC have not settled with ASCAP yet, listeners may hear at least one ASCAP tune on those networks as well as elsewhere. At the insistence of Secretary of the Treasury Morgenthau, ASCAP has released for performance "by anyone, at any time, at any place, without charge" the song "Any Bonds Today," which was specially written by Irving Berlin to aid the U. S. Defense Bond drive.

Networks Off Air for Test NEW YORK.-Both NBC's Blue and

Red networks were silent to the public for the first time in fifteen years recently when Army and Navy officials ran a test over the telephone lines, hooking together the 225 stations com- prising the networks. The test was to show how the lines could be used in case of national emergency.

PHILANTHROPY Prof. Kyser Helps Students

CHAPEL HILL, N. C.-Kay Kyser, bandleader, screwball, regular fellow, and "professor" of NBC's "College of Musical Knowledge," has founded two scholarships at his alma mater, the University of North Carolina. The scholarships-one in dramatic arts, the other in music-are available to any high-school or college student in America with the necessary

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entrance qualifications and they become effective with the coming fall term.

Cantor Aids Kids NEW YORK.-Eddie Cantor, who

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hasn't forgotten his early life in New York's Lower East Side slums, is de- termined to see that a lot of under- privileged youngsters are allowed the advantages and enjoyment of a summer camp. He contributed heavily to the fund which each year sends more than three thousand kids to a camp in upper New York state.

PERSONAL

Snooks in Love? HOLLYWOOD.-Some friends of Fan-

ny Brice (Baby Snooks) insist that she is seriously and romantically in- clined toward John Conte, singing ' emcee of "Coffee Time," on which the

'comedienne appears. Others ridicule the idea and point out that Conte is much younger than Fanny. But enig- matically says twice -before -wed Miss Brice: "Three was always my lucky number."

Announcer Burglarized CHICAGO. - While Franklyn Mac -

Cormack, accompanied by his wife, was in New York during a recent week-end to announce the Wayne King show, on tour, burglars "jim- mied" the front door of his North Side apartment, took jewelry, several new cameras and $2,500. The cameras were insured, but the jewelry wasn't.

Comedians Buy Pug HOLLYWOOD.-Bud Abbott and Lou

Costello, radio comics who have become screen phenomena of late, are now venturing into the fight ring-as managers. They bought the contract of Ritchie Fontaine, lightweight con- tender. Then they discovered, oddly, that Fontaine was the French orphan youngster adopted by an old friend of theirs at the conclusion of World War I. Fontaine has won over Henry Armstrong and Jackie Wilson so far.

Stars Help Rudy Celebrate HoLLYwooD.-Dozens of radio stars

turned out last week to help Rudy Vallee observe the first birthday of the Pirate's Den, the night-club he opened and in which he sold interests to Bob Hope, Tony Martin, Jimmie Fidler, Ken Murray and Bing Crosby. Rudy officiated at a two-hour floor show which jammed the place.

She'll Be a Big Girl HoLLYwooD.-Ella Sutton, new sing-

er on Gene Autry's "Melody Ranch," is only seventeen, but already she weighs two hundred pounds. Ella has quit eating avocados "for fear of getting heavy"!

SIDELIGHTS

Wilbur Saves Wilbur ARCADIA, CALIF. - Wilbur Chaffee

was very ill, apparently dying. His mother, of Arcadia, Calif., phoned Harlan Ware, who also lives in Ar- cadia, and told him how devoted her eleven -year -old son was to "The Bar- tons," NBC serial which Ware writes. She asked the writer if he'd visit the boy. He did more. Immediately a character named Wilbur Chaffee (played by Chuck Grant) appeared in "The Bartons" sketch, and was promptly made a member of Bud Bar - ton's Prospect Street Association. The real Wilbur improved noticeably, now is back in school, grateful for the boost to his recovery and proud of his membership in the Prospect Street Association.

Bing Dines, Discovers HOLLYWOOD.-Whenever Bing Cros-

by eats out-which isn't often-he usually comes up with a new singing discovery. That's the way he found Pat Friday. A few weeks ago he dined with his wife at Cafe Lamaze-and he heard Jimmy O'Brien sing there. Bing promptly drafted Jimmy for his June 19 "Music Hall" broadcast.

Durward Moves Forward CHICAGO.-This June has been an

auspicious month for Durward Kirby in both personal and public relations. He became the husband of radio writer -announcer Mary Paxton. And he became the brother comedian of Garry Moore as the new Friday -Sat- urday emcee of "Club Matinee." With Ransom Sherman moving on to bigger things as head of the new summer replacement show for Fibber McGee, versatile Kirby has also moved along as Sherman's announcer -stooge on the new program.

Charlie, Mortimer Locked Up! HOLLYWOOD.-Edgar Bergen drove

from Hollywood NBC studios to the airport at Burbank, Calif., to take a night plane to Chicago. His secretary, Mary Hanrahan, went along to drive the car back home, but she discovered, after Bergen had left, that he had gone off with the car keys. It wouldn't have been so bad, but valuable Char- lie McCarthy and Mortimer Snerd were in the automobile. Miss Hanra- han left the car and its occupants with guards at the near -by Lockheed aircraft plant while she went in quest of duplicate keys. Thus Bergen added absent-mindedness to his qualifications for a Master of Arts degree, which he was on the way to receive from Northwestern University, his alma mater.

He Balanced It! NEW YORK.-When a CBS official

expressed concern over the thought that Norman Corwin was spending too much money for talent on his "26 by Corwin" series, the writer -producer put his tongue in his cheek and knocked out a skit entitled "Soliloquy to Balance the Budget." It was a one - actor show with sound effects!

SHORTS Actress Betty Lou Gerson had to

undergo a series of shots for her chronic case of hay fever before going on a vacation in the West with her producer husband, Joe Ainley . . .

Louise Fitch is now playing the part of Carol Evans in "Road of Life" .. .

Dorothy Kilgallen, columnist and conductor of the CBS program "Voice of Broadway," and her husband, actor Richard Kollmar (heard in "Claudia"), are expecting an addition to the family ... Dynamic Bob Trendier, pianist -arranger -conductor, has succeeded Harold Stokes as director of the popular -music department for WGN and Chicago -Mutual shows . . . Dinah Shore's latest honor found her queen of the National Air Carnival in Bir- mingham, Ala.... Betty Olson, of the Escorts and Betty quartet, is engaged to Don Hemstreet, Chicago watch salesman ... Actor Donald Gallagher did his final air performance as the villain in the "Wings on Watch" serial before departing for a selective service camp June 2 . . . This June's graduates included Eloise Kummer (Jane in CBS' "Dear Mom") from Northwestern University and Charles "Jack Armstrong" Flynn from Loyola University ... James F. Waters, origi- nator of "Court of Missing Heirs," is publishing a book containing stories of eighty missing heirs and listing estates of several thousand.

JOE HOWARD, seventy-four-year-olc singing master of ceeencnies cf CBS' Monday night "Gay Niceties Revue," guides his tei-year-ald son, Jce, Jr., as the pair harmcn"ze one of the core than five huncred soi's written e the venerable pe -former in I -is long career. Joe, Jr., likes tie time spent with his dad at the piano in the Howarc home at Baldwin, L. .

FRANCES LANGFORD a-ic Dick Powell are together again! The pa'r sf singers who commanded a h.ige and devoted =ollowing when hey starred on lollywood Ho.tel" a Few years ago are -earned again i ''SDuther, Cruise," a CBS musica series, designed to pay tJnef.i +ribL-e tp Lafii Ame-ica. You can hear the premie -e cf new Langford -'Dwell skicw Friday

WHEN DENNIS DAY Jack Benny% teior star whose reel name is Eugene Denis McNulty, arrived in New York for a persona epDea-ance, the M- Nultys were at La Guard a Field to welcome hirr. Left -o right: Siste- Marie; her ht.sband, Theodo-e X. O'CDnnell; Denn"s; his motl>r brothe- Frank, now a dentistry student on West Coast; and 'Pop' Fatrick 11/cF ul

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TUESDAY, July 1, 1941 1897: Dominion of Canada established


KFI-Western Agriculture: KPO KOH KUTA

*KHJ-News: KVEC KPMC KGB KDON KTKC KFXM KVOE KDB KFRC KHSL

Story of Mary Marlin, sketch: KOA KDYL

*News: KGO *News: KARM KLS Musical Clock: KTAR KTMS


m.c.: KTMS KTAR KVOA Pepper Young's Family: KOA

KDYL Day Book: KPO Breakfast Roundtable: KGO Viennese Ensemble: KLO KUTA

(sw-15.33) *News: KFI KERN KMJ KOH

KWG KPMC 7:30 PST 8:30 MST

*KNX-Bob Garred, news: KOY KSFO KARM

Choir Loft: KVOE KLO Lone Journey: KOA IDYL Alma Kitchel's Streamline Jour-

nal: KVOA (sw-15.33) Music for Your Breakfast: KPO Breakfast Club: KGO KERN

KWG KFSD KOH *Knox Manning, news: KSL

KSUN *News: KROW KRKD KTMS

KSRO KECA KDON KUTA 7:45 PST 8:45 MST

KFI-David Harum: KPO KOA KMJ KDYL

*KHJ-News: KVEC KDB KGB KHSL KPMC KVOE KTKC

Breakfast Club: KFBK The Buckeye Four: KLO *News: KFRC KNX KROY


KMJ KHJ-Good Morning Family: KGB

KPMC KFXM KVEC KVOE KHSL KDB

*KNX-Kate Smith Speaks: News: KSL KOY KTUC KSUN KSFO KARM

KECA-Breakfast Club: KTSM KTAR

Betty Randall's Luncheon Party: KLO KVOA KUTA (sw-15.33)

*News: KFOX KFSD 8:15 PST 9:15 MST

KNX-When a Girl Marries: KSL KARM

Muted Music: KLO Jay Burnett, songs: KGO KTMS

KOH KTAR Coffee Corner: KPO *Fleetwood Lawton: KERN KMJ Betty Randall's Luncheon Party:

KWG 8:30 PST 9:30 MST

KFI-Deep River Boys: (sw-15.33) *KHJ-News: KDB KGB KVEC

KHSL KVOE KPMC KNX-Romance of Helen Trent:

KSL KSFO KARM *Nat'l Farm & Home Hour; De-

fense News: KGO KFSD KLO KWG KTAR KERN KOA KOH (sw-15.33)

International Kitchen: KPO *News: KDON KSRO 8:45 PST 9:45 MST

KNX-Our Gal Sunday: KSFO KSL KARM

Edith Adams' Future: KDB KGB KPMC KHSL KVEC

*Nat'l Farm & Home Hour; News: KUTA

9:00 PST 10:00 MST KHJ-Breakfast C I u b: KVEC

KHSL KVOE KPMC KNX-Life Can Be Beautiful:

KSFO KSL Shooper'c Rhythm: KPO *News: KMPC KTMS KTKC

KRE 9:15 PST 10:15 MST


KNX-Woman in White: KSL KSFO

KECA-Between the Bookends; Ted Malone: KERN KTMS KFSD KOH KFBK KUTA (sw- 15.33)

*News: KGO Breakfast Club: KDB *News: KTAR KVOA KWG


KOA KDYL KHJ-Front Page Farnell: KIEM

KHSL KFRC KFXM KVEC KGB KDB

KNX-The Right to Happiness: KSL KSFO

KECA-Wife Saver World Travelogues: KOH Home Forum: KGO Vincent Lopez' Orch.: (sw-15.33) Musicale: KFAC KMTR KARM-Today with God KDON-Dramatic Show KERN -Town Topics KFBK-Extra Value Time KFOX-Musicale KFSD-Health Talk KJBS-Seaside Serenade KLO -Classified on the Air KLS-Melodies KLX-Three-Quarter Time KMPC-Family Bible KOY-Lone Journey KPMC-Things Worth While *KQW-News; Music KRKD-Weather; Music KROW-Rhythm Revue KROY-Good Morning Melodies KSAN-Health Talk KSRO-Something Old & New 9:45 PST 10:45 MST


KHJ-I'll Find My Way: KIEM KDB KHSL KFXM KGB KDON KTKC

KNX-Mary Lee Taylor: KSUN KSL KARM KSFO

*News; Jeno Bartal's Ensemble: KVOA KTMS KFSD KLO (sw- 15.33)


*News: KMPC KRKD KROW KLS

*KECA-News; Woman's Page KFAC-Fred Forrest KFOX-Sophisticates

KFRC-Let's Go Shopping KLX-Spanish Melodies *KOH-News; This Thing Called

Love; Orch. KOY-Love Story KPMC-Doc Seller's Stories KSAN-Gospel Singer KSRO-Church in the Redwoods KTAR-Mary Lee Taylor KYA-Morning Inspirations 10:00 PST 11:00 MST KFI-Light of the World: KPO

KOA KMJ KTAR KVOA KDYL KDON

*KHJ-Glenn Hardy, news: KDB KVOE KVEC KFXM KFRC KHSL KIEM KPMC KTKC KGB

KNX-Big Sister: KTUC KSUN KSL KOY KSFO

Art Baker's Notebook: KGO KOH KFSD KTMS

*Cedric Foster, news: KLO Army Band: KUTA *News: KSRO KJBS KFOX KECA-Soup to Nuts KERN -Morning Concert KFAC-Serenade KFBK-Young Dr. Malone KLS-Musicale *KLX-News; Police Dept. KMPC-Andy & Virginia KMTR-Volney James KQW-Songs We Love *KRE-News; World's Waltzes KRKD-Paddock Flashes KROW-Just Relax KROY-Milady Shops *KSAN-News; Waltz Time KSRO-Personality Parade KWG -Homemakers Scrapbook KYA-Grocers' News 10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-Mystery Man: KPO KOA

KMJ KTAR KVOA KDYL KHJ-Hollywood Whispers: KDB

KFXM KVOE KVEC KFRC KHSL KIEM KDON KTKC KGB KPMC

KNX-Aunt Jenny's Stories: KSL KSFO KOY KTUC KSUN

KECA-Art Baker's Notebook: KWG KFBK

Health Talk: KFOX KRKD KARM-Singing Sam KJBS-Melodies KLO -Musical Train KLS-Swap Shop *KLX-Stocks; Weather; News KMJ-Boxing Matches KROW-Today's Tempos KROY-Singing Strings KYA-John Gart 10:30 PST 11:30 MST KFI-Valiant Lady: KPO KOA

KMJ KDYL KNX-Fletcher Wiley: KSL KSFO

KARM KROY KECA-The Munros: KVOA KERN

KUTA To be announced: KDB KPMC

KFRC KVOE Milady's Music Box: Piano: KGO KDON-Melody Parade

*KFAC-News KFBK-Joyce Jordan KFOX-Concert Master KFSD-Doc Sellers' True Stories KGB -To be announced KHJ-Happy Homes KHSL-Telequiz KIEM To be announced KJBS-Melodies Moderne KLS-Variety KLX-Rose Patterson, kitchen

talk KMPC-Pan America Calling KOH-Mary Lee Taylor KOY-Smooth Tunes KQW-Melody Parade KRKD-Musicale KROW-Cal. Fed. Women's Clubs KSAN-Sons of Pioneers *KSRO-Concert; News KTAR-To be announced KTKC-Music Maestro KTMS-A to Z in Novelty KWG -Friendly Hour KYA-George Nyklicek 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KFI-Arnold Grimm's Daughter:

KPO KOA KMJ KDYL KNX-Kate Hopkins: KSL KARM

KSFO KECA-Midstream: KGO KTMS

KVOA KTAR KOH Musical Portraits: KFXM KPMC

KDB Ma Perkins: KERN KFBK KWG *News: KMPC KLS KUTA KFAC-Congregational Church KFRC-To be announced KFSD-Heaven on Earth KIEM-To be announced KMTR-Medical Talk KOY-Singing Sam KRE-Tango Land KROW-Pictorial; Music; Smart

Set KROY-Will Hudson's Orch. KSAN-Ma Perkins KYA-Behind the Scenes 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KFI-Against the Storm: KPO

KOA KMJ KDYL KHJ-The Bookworm: KDB KGB

KPMC KVOE KFRC KIEM KNX-Martha Webster: KARM

KSL KSFO KROY KECA-Orphans of Divorce: KGO

KERN KFSD KTMS KFBK KWG KLO KUTA

*News: KTAR KVOA KTKC KDON-Henry King's Music KFAC-Mau on the Street *KFOX-News; Tempos of Today KHSL-Sweet & Swing KJBS-Art Fadden, pianist KLS-Market Quizzers *KLX-News; Irving B. Ellis KMPC-Chef Milani KMTR-Dr. Louis P. Talbot KOH-On the Air KOY-Dinner Bell KQW-Moods in Music *KRE-News; Tango Land KRKD-Terry, pianist KROW-Question Wheel *KSAN-News; Novelty Time KYA-Morning Concert 11:15 PST 12:15 MST KF1-Ma Perkins: KPO KOA KMJ

KDYL KHJ-Flying Feet KNX-Frank Parker, tnr.: KSL

KSFO KARM (sw-15.27) KECA-Amanda of Honeymoon

Hill: KGO KERN KFSD KLO KWG KTMS KFBK KUTA

Elbert La Schelle, organist: KHSL

Musicale: KPMC KRKD KFRC-Emily Barton KGB -Excursions in Science KIEM-Man About Town KJBS-Dance Memories KLX-Let's Waltz KOH-Eye Openers KRE-Voice of the People KROW-BMI Showcase *KROY-News KSAN-Tel-Pic Prgm. KTAR-Noonday Rhythms KTKC-Quality Korner KVOA-On With the Dance 11:30 PST 12:30 MST KFI-Guiding Light: KPO KOA

KMJ KDYL KECA-John's Other Wife: KGO

KFSD KERN KTMS KOH KWG KLO KUTA KFBK (sw- 9.53 )

To be announced: KDB KVOE KGB KVEC

To be announced: KARM KROY *News: KOY KRKD KSL KDON-Don Allen's Music KFAC-Musicale *KFOX-News; Rainbow Trio KFRC-Elbert Lachelle, organist KIEM-Musicale KLS-Tower of Health KLX-Piano Duo KMPC-Council of Beauty *KMTR-Monitor News *KNX-News; Best Buys KPMC-Waltz Time KQW-Rhythm Roundup KROW-Captain Quiz KSAN-National Defense *KSL-News; Markets

KSFO-Nancy Dixon KSRO-Little Show KTAR-Phoenician Strings 11:45 PST 12:45 MST KFI-Vic and Sade: KPO KOA

KMJ KDYL KNX-America in Transition:

KSL KARM KROY KSFO (sw-15.27)

KECA-Just Plain Bill: KGO KERN KFSD KTMS KLO KOH KFBK KUTA KWG (sw- 15.33-9.53)

Riverboat Shufflers: KGB KDB KFRC KVOE KVEC KHSL

KFOX-Garden School KHJ-Young America Presents KIEV'( -Singing Sain KJBS-Louise Taber *KLS-News KLX-Stocks KMPC-Farm Journal KMMTR-Special Events KOY-Midday Matinee KPMC-Inquiring Reporter KRKD-Musicale KROW-R. S. V. P. KSAN-Hit Tunes KSRO-Jerry Sears Presents KTKC-Melody Mix -Up

AFTERNOON 12:00 PST 1:00 MST KFI-Backstage Wife: KPO KOA

KDYL KNX-Catalina Fun Quiz: KOY

KROY KSFO KARM KTUC KSUN

KECA-Mother o' Mine: KGO KERN KFSD KTMS KFBK KLO KUTA KWG

*News: KGB KVOE KVEC KHSL KDB KPMC KFRC

Concert Orch.: (sw-15.27) Overture in D major.. Boccherini Indian Canzonetta Dvorak March (Le Prophetel

llayerbeer Valse Triste Sibelius Largo (Xerxes) Handel Dance No. 1 (La Vida Breve)

De Falla *News: KFAC KROW KHJ Musicale: KMTR KRKD KDON-Today in Santa Cruz KFOX-Dance Time KIEM-Stocks; Hi Jinks KJBS-Mythical Ballroom KLS-Thomas Dias *KLX-News; Dixieland Strings *KMJ-Weather; News KMPC-Music City KOH-Man on the Street KQW-Farm Market Reports *KRE-News; Don Hambly *KSAN-News; Vocal Varieties KSL-Siesta KSRO-Man on the Street KTAR-This Rhythmic Age KTKC-Lost Empires *KYA-Monitor News; Music


KMJ KDYL KNX-Myrt & Marge: KSL KSFO

KARM *Club Matinee; Garry Moore,

m.c.; News: KGO KVOA KTAR KTMS KUTA (sw-9.53)

To be announced: KDB KPMC KVOE KGB

*News: KERN KFSD KFOX KMPC KSRO KECA KTKC KWG KOH KDON

KFAC-Backseat Driver KFBK-Inquiring Mike KFRC-To be announced KHJ-Homemakers' Club KHSL-Singing Sam KLO -Hello, Neighbor KLX-Dancetime KOY-Markets *KQW-News KROW-Man on the Street KROY-Singing Sam KYA-Man on the Street

12:30 PST 1:30 MST KFI-Lorenzo Jones: KPO KMJ

KOA KDYL KNX-Woman of Courage: KARM

KROY KSFO KSL *KECA-Club Matinee; News:

KFSD KOH KLO Johnson Family: KVOE KVEC

KDB KFRC KGB KHSL *News: KTMS KJBS KFBK KDON-People's Exchange KERN -Farm Quotes; Cowboy Slim KFAC-Luncheon Concert KFOX-South American Music *KIEM-News; Farm Journal KLX-Classics KMPC-Batter Up KOY-Buster Fite

KMPC-Baseball Game KPMC-Singing Sam KQW-Trading Post KRKD-Jimmié s Saddle Pals KROW-Trader Fred KSAN-Looking Over Europe;

Luncheon Melodies KSRO-RFD 1350 KTKC-Hollywood Newsreel KWG -Fingerprinting System; To

be announced KYA-Luncheon Concert

12:45 PST 1:45 MST KFI-Young Widder Brown: KPO

KOA KMJ KDYL KHJ-Elinor Sherry, songs; Orch.:

KVOE KDB KVEC KGB KFXM KFRC

KNX-Stepmother: KSL KARM KSFO

On the Air; News: KGO Burl Ives, songs: (sw-15.27) *Club Matinee; News KTMS Vic & Sade: KERN KFBK KDON-Noontime Rhythms KFOX-Symphonic Swing KHSL-Markets; Tunetime KIEM-United Press on the Air KJBS-Melody Motorcade KLX-Stringing Along KPMC-Date Book KQW-Concert in Song KROW-Rhythm & Romance *KROY-News KSRO-Luncheon Club KTAR-The Poetry Exchange KTKC-Markets KWG -Pacific Personalities

1:00 PST 2:00 MST KFI-Home of the Brave: KPO

KOA KMJ KERN KOH KDYL KFBK KWG

KNX-Hymns of All Churches: KSL KARM KSFO

*Richard Brooks, comm.: KFSD KUTA KTMS KVOA KTAR KLO

*John B. Hughes, news: KVOE KVEC KPMC KFXM KGB KHSL KDB KDON

Agricultural Bulletin: KGO Ireene Wicker: (sw-9.53) KECA-Classic Hour KFAC-Science of Mind KFOX-Nimpah Indian Tale KFRC-U. S. A., Limited KHJ-Johnson Family KIEM-To be announced KJBS-Eastern Races; Afternoon

Varieties KLS-T. N. T. *KLX-News; Accordiana KMPC-One o'Clock Whistle KMTR-Indian Tales KOY-Popular Melodies KQW-Melody at One *KRE-News; Cloister Echoes *KRKD-News; Music KROW-Sparkling Melodies KROY-Organ; Christian Science

Prgm. *KSAN-News; Rhythm Review *KSRO-News; Rhythms KTKC-Farm & Home *KYA-News

1:15 PST 2:15 MST KFI-Portia Faces Life: KPO KOA

KMJ KERN KTAR KVOA KOH KDYL KFBK KWG

KHJ-To be announced: KVEC KFXM KVOE KPMC KIEM KDB KFRC KGB KDON

Music in the Air: KSUN KTUC KOY KARM

Music in the Afternoon: KGO KTMS KLO KUTA

The Bartons: (sw-9.53) KFAC-Musicale KFOX-Floor Show KFSD-Ann Gibson KHSL-Varieties KLS-Jan's Journal KLX-Home Economics Director KMTR-Special Events KNX-Road of Life KRKD-City Hall KROW-Air Previews KROY-The Hostess Corner KSAN-Portuguese Reporter KSL-Linda Lee KSFO-Singing Sam *KSRO-Monitor News *KTKC-Portuguese News KYA-Moment Rhythmical

1:30 PST 2:30 MST KFI-We, the Abbotts: KPO KOA

KMJ KTAR KVOA KERN KOH KDYL KFBK KWG

KHJ-We Are Always Young: KGB KVOE KPMC KFRC KVEC KDB KHSL KIEM

KNX-The O'Neills: KSL KSFO Music in the Afternoon: KFSD KARM-Town Topics KDON-Date Book *KFOX-Monitor News KLX-Hawaiian Melodies KMPC-Some Like It Sweet KMTR-Pension Sweepstakes *KOY-News KQW-Waltz Time KRE-Calif. Home Economics KRKD-U. S. C. Prgm KROW-Castles of Romance *KROY-Monitor News KSRO-Siesta KTKC-Concert Echoes KYA-Musical Mirror

1:45 PST 2:45 MST KFI-Story of Mary Marlin: KPO

KMJ KERN KFBK KWG KHJ-Edith Adams' Future: KGB

KFRC KPMC KVOE KFXM KVEC KDB KHSL

KNX-To be announced: KARM KSFO KROY KTUC KSUN KOY KSL

Wayne Van Dyne, tnr.: KTAR KTMS KVOA KOH KLO

Revue in Music: KGO KDON-Edith Adams' Future KDYL-Road of Life KFOX -Classified *KFSD-Monitor News KIEM-Musicale KLX-Vocal Solos KMTR-Special Events KOA-Musical Magazine KQW-Wheel Chair Chats *KRE-Monitor News KRKD-Singing Waiters KSAN-Mary Marlin KSRO-Town Topics KUTA-String Serenade KVOA 4-H Club 2:00 PST 3:00 MST

KFI-Pepper Young's Family: KPO KWG KERN KFBK

KHJ-Confessions of a Corsair: KVOE KVEC KPMC KHSL KGB KDB KFRC KDON

*KNX-Knox Manning, news: KSFO KARM KROY

Rhythm Rascals; Sports: KSL KOY KTUC KSUN

*Three Sun Trio; News: KMJ Betty Randall's Luncheon Party:

KGO KFSD KTAR KTMS KOH

Ireene Wicker: KUTA KDYL-A to Z in Novelty KFOX-Civic News KIEM-House of McGregor KJBS-Tea Time Tunes *KLO -News KLS-Jitterbugs on Parade *KLX-News; Lost & Found KMPC-One Man's Music KMTR-Woman's World KOA-Judy & Jane KQW-Tropical Moods *KRE-News; Music KRKD-Musicale *KSAN-News; Pop Tunes *KSRO-News; Music KTKC-This 'n' That KVOA-Jacinto Orozco's Hora

Mexicana *KYA-News

2:15 PST 3:15 MST KFI-Lone Journey: KPO KMJ KHJ-As the Twig Is Bent: KGB

KFRC KFXM KDB KVOE KDON KPMC KVEC KTKC KIEM KHSL

Bob Hannon, songs: KLS KSUN KOY KTUC KARM (sw-6.06)

*Three Suns Trio; News: KERN The Bartons: KUTA KWG Paul Decker's Orch.: KLO Betty Randall's Luncheon Party:

KFBK *KDYL-News KECA-What's Doing KFAC-County on Review KFOX-Blend of Blues KNX-Backgrounds tor Living KOA-As the Twig Is Bent KQW-Ridin' the Range KROY-Markets; Melodies KSFO-When a Girl Marries KSRO-Dance Time 2:30 PST 3:30 MST

KFI-Brad Reynolds, tnr.: KERN *KHJ-News with Hughes: KVEC

KFRC KFXM KVOE KDB KDON KPMC KTKC KIEM KHSL KGB

KNX-Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne: KSL KTUC KOY KSUN KARM KSFO

KECA-Buck Private & His Girl: KGO KTMS KOH

Rod Hendrickson: KPO To be announced: KLO Drama Behind the News: KUTA KDYL-Library & Master Singers KFAC-Musicale KFBK-Kate Hopkins KFOX-Matinee Melodies KFSD-Listening Time KJBS-Bits of This & That KLS-Beautiful Melodies KLX-Organ Melodies; Stocks KMPC-Pop Flies KMJ-P.-T.A. Prgm. KOA-Road of Life KQW-Light Classics

FREQUENCIES KFI-640 KOH-630 KECA-790 KOY-550 KHJ-930 KPMC-1600 KNX-1070 KPO-680 KARM-1340 KQW-740 KDB-1490 KRE-1400 KDON-1240 KRKD-I150 KDYL-1320 KROW-960 KERN -1410 KROY-1240 KFAC-1330 KSAN-1450 KFBK-1530 KSFO-560 KFOX-1280 KSL-1160 KFRC-610 KSRO-1350 KFSD-600 KSUN-1230 KFWI;-980 KTAR-620 KFXM-1240 KTKC-920 KGB -1360 KTMS-1250 EGO -810 KTUC-1400 KHSL-1290 KUTA-570 KIEM-1480 KVEC-1230 KJBS-1100 KVOA-1290 KLO -1430 KVOE-1490 KLS-1310 KWG -1230 KLX-910 KYA-1260 KMJ-580 WBAP-820 KMPC-710 WFAA-820 KMTR-570 WOAI-1200 KOA-850


*KRKD-News KROW-Watchtower; Music *KSAN-Swing Session; News *KSRO-Financial News; News KTAR-Heart to Heart Hour KWG -Vic & Sade KYA-Latin-American Way 2:45 PST 3:45 MST

KHJ-Let's Play Bridge: KFRC KGB KDB KVEC KVOE KDON KPMC KIEM

KNX-Nancy Dixon, Shopping Guide

KECA-Wings on Watch: KGO KFSD KTMS KLO KOH KUTA

Musical Jackpot: KPO Paul Douglas' Sports: KDYL *The World Today: KOY KSL

KROY KARM KTUC KSUN (sw-6.06)

Road of Life: KERN KMJ KFBK KSFO KWG

KFAC-J. Newton Yates, organist KFI-Jack Owens, tenor KHSL-Musicale *KLS-News KLX-Little Concert KOA-Mkts.; Symphony of Melody KQW-Melodies of the Moment KRKD Musicale KROW-Homes on the Land KSRO-Tropic Moods KTKC-Tune Tornado

3:00 PST 4:00 MST KNX-To be announced: KARM

KSFO KECA-The Bartons To be announced: KVEC Count Your Blessings: KGO

KTMS Maurice's Orch.: KFSD KVOA Easy Aces: KLO KUTA Elwyn Cross: KERN KMJ KOH

KWG Musicale: KFAC KHJ KDON-Dance Parade KDYL-Inquiring Reporters KFBK-Crossroads Troubador * KFI-News KFOX-Rube Hiram's Orch. KFRC-To be announced; State

Employment *KGB-Monitor News KHSL-Musical Newsy KIEM-Lost Empire *KJBS-News KLS-Rhythm Ramblings *KLX-News; Johnny Stone KMPC-Afternoon Recess KMTR-Aircraft KOY-Mystery Melody KPMC-Studio Notes KQW-Organ Melodies *KRE-News; Open House KRKD-Dick McIntire's Hawaiians KROW-Concert Hall KROY-What's New KSAN-Elwin Cross KSL-Old Music Shop *KSRO-News; Concert KTAR-Home Folks Frolic KYA-Ballroom Matinee

3:15 PST 4:15 MST KHJ-Here's Morgan: KDB KGB

KPMC KVOE KVEC KFRC KDON KTKC KFXM KHSL

KNX-Young Dr. Malone: KOY KTUC KSFO KARM KSUN KSL

KECA-Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons: KGO KFSD KERN KTMS KLO KOH KFBK KUTA KWG

*News of the World: KPO KMJ KTAR KVOA KOA

KDYL-Jerry Sears KFAC-Symphony KFI-Agnes White KIEM-Redwood Concert KJBS-Ruth Thompson KLS-To be announced KLX-Piano Ramblings KMTR-Special Events KQW-Popular Favorites KSAN-Vic & Sade KTKC-Matinee Melodies

3:30 PST 4:30 MST KHJ-People's Playhouse: KDB

KPMC Get Goin'; Vocalists & Orch.:

KTMS KFSD KOH KUTA Second Husband, drama; Helen

Menken: KSL KOY KTUC KSUN KROY KARM

Georgie Lee Layton: KGO The Bartons: KPO Against the Storm: KERN KFBK

KWG KDON-Public Service Forum KDYL-Charlie Barnet's Orch. KECA-Unclassic Hour KFI-What's Doing KFOX-Just Relax KFRC-Sidewalk Reporter KGB-Off the Record KHSL-Roundup KJBS-Eastern Races; Dance


ian Ensemble KLS-Strictly Boogie Woogie KLX-Tea Time KMJ-Road of Life KMPC-Other Americas KMTR-Pianos *KNX-News; Fletcher Wiley

KOA-Symphony of Melody; The Face of the War

*KQW-News; Roundup KRKD-Musicale *KROW-News KSAN-Instrumental Varieties KSFO-Bob Andersen KTAR-Phoenician Strings; Jingles KVOA-Sermon & Song 3:45 PST 4:45 MST

*KFI-H. V. Kaltenborn, comm.: KGO KMJ KFSD KOA KERN KOH KDYL

Bard of the Byways: KPO Lone Journey: KERN KFBK

KWG *News: KMPC KLS KFOX-Symphonic Swing KHSL-Sweet & Swing KIEM-To be announced KLO -La Marimba Melodies KMTR-Contest KRKD-Venna Taylor & Santaella KSFO-Galen Drake KTMS-To be announced 4:00 PST 5:00 MST

*KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm.: KGB KFRC KVOE KPMC KFXM KDON KIEM KHSL

*KECA-News Gordon Jenkins' Orch.: KFSD

KTMS KTAR KLO KFBK KUTA

Paul Carson, organist: KPO KMJ KERN KOH

Memory Book of Melodies: KGO KARM-For Women Only KDYL-Gypsy Fiddles *KECA-News KFI-Art Baker's Notebook *KFOX-News; Varieties KJBS-Matinee Melodies KLS-Jackson's Half Hour *KLX-News; Brides' Forum KMPC-Hollywood Blvd. Quiz KMTR-Special Events KNX-European Roundup KOA-Sunshine Boys KOY-Music for Five KQW-Concert in Miniature *KRE-News; Music KRKD-Musicale KROY-Jimmy Walsh's Orch. *KSAN-News; Island Melodies KSL-Story Telling Time *KSRO-News; Time for Tea KTKC-Salon Moments KVOA-Where to Go, What to Do KWG -Pacific Prevues KYA-Goodwill Corner 4:15 PST 5:15 MST

KHJ-Charlie Spivak's 0 r c h . :

KVOE KVEC KGB KFRC KPMC KDB KLO

KNX-Fletcher Wiley KECA-Gordon Jenkins' Orch.:

KGO Lee Sweetland, bar.: KPO KERN

KOH KARM-Console Reveries KDON-Teatime Tunes KDYL-Musical Varieties KFAC-Musicale KHSL-Meet the Band *KIEM-News KMJ Right Time for Listening KMPC-Moments Musicale KOA-Music Salon KOY-They Say Today KRKD-Movieland Quiz KROY-Jack Connor Trio KSAN-Musicale KSL-Off the Record *KWG -News 4:30 PST 5:30 MST

KFI-Horace Heidt's Treasure Chest: KPO KOA KMJ WFAA KDYL

KHJ-Ned Jordan: KGB KDB KHSL KIEM KVOE KPMC KDON

*KNX-First Nighter; Les Tre- mayne & Barbara Luddy; News: KTUC KOY KSUN KARM KSFO

KECA-Ireene Wicker, stories: KGO KOH KWG

Uncle Jim's Question Bee: KLO KUTA

Musicale: KJBS KFOX KRKD *News: KFRC KMPC KTAR

KJBS KERN -Agriculture Prgm. KFAC-L. A. City College KFBK-Markets KFSD-Youthful Amateurs KLS-March of Music KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist KMTR-Santaella's Ensemble KQW-Rhythm Revue KRE-Open House KROW-Number, Please KROY-Singing King & Queen KSAN-Your Opinion KSL-Music; Sports KTKC-Pacific Paradise KTMS-Nova Time KVOA-Comedy; Sports KYA-Uncle Charley Pet Club 4:45 PST 5:45 MST

The Bartons: KTMS KOH KFBK KWG

Tea Time Concerts: KGO *News: KYA KRKD KSL KLS

KTKC KECA-Superman KERN -Drama of Foods

KFAC-Christian Science KFOX-Dick Ross Enterprise KJBS-Dance Orch,. KLX-Gypsy Violins KMPC-Console Patter KMTR-Special Events KROW-Hollywood Newsreel *KROY-Continental O r c h . ;

News KTAR-Musical Interlude 5:00 PST 6:00 MST

KFI-Speaking of Glamour KNX-Second Husband, drama:

KSFO KECA-To be announced Streamlined Journal: KGO KOH

KWG George Duffy's Orch.: KVEC

KPMC KFRC KGB KDB KLO KHSL

Battle of the Sexes: WBAP Clark Ross, songs: KO? KARM

KSUN KROY Waltz with Us: KPO Grand Central Station: KUTA *News: KFSD KTMS KHJ KDON-Anita Boyer's Tomboyers KDYL-Tropical Moods *KERN -Time for Music; News KFAC-Musicale *KFBK-News; Musical Moments KFOX-God's Sunshine KIEM-Community Concert KJBS-Dinner Dance KLS-Golden State Special *KLX-News; Songs of the Range KMJ-Musicale KMPC-Gypsy Strings KMTR-Dr. Clem Davies KOA-Dr. Pepper Parade KQW-Record Shop *KRE-News; Open House KRKD-Songs of Saddle KROW-Johnny Jump Up *KSAN-News; Evening Concert KSL-Bible Quiz *KSRO-News; At the Console KTAR-Captains of Industry KTKC-Rhythm Rendezvous KVOA-We, the Jury KYA-Singing Strings 5:15 PST 6:15 MST

Jack Starr Hunt, talk: KVOE KFXM KVEC KPMC KGB KHSL KDB

*News: KECA KMPC KLS KFI KDYL

KFBK-Treasure Island KFRC-Black Flame of the Amazon KFSD-Harvey Ball's Trio KHJ-Captain Danger KMJ-World's Honored Music KROW-Home on the Land *KSL-Songs We Remember; News KSRO-Waltz Time KTAR-If It Had Been You KTMS-Yellow Jackets KVOA-Your Sons KYA-We the Kids

5:30 PST 6:30 MST KFI-Hap Hazard; Ransom Sher-

man, m.c.; Edna O'Dell; Billy Mills' Orch.: KPO KOA KMJ KERN KVOA KTAR WBAP KWG KOH KDYL KFBK

KHJ-Shafter Parker Circus: KFRC KGB KDB KFXM KPMC KHSL KIEM KDON KTKC KVOE KVEC

KNX-Lewisohn Stadium Concert: KSL KTUC KOY KSUN KARM (sw-6.06)

Overture (Magic Flute)..Mozart Symphony No. 3 in F.. Brahms Tone Poem (Threnody).. Creston Symphonic Poem (Moldau) ..

Smetana *KECA-Drama Behind the News

KGO KFSD KTMS *News Here & Abroad: KUTA Ravina Park Concert: KLO KFAC-Whoa Bill Club KFOX-Jamboree KLS-Bulletin Board KLX-Swing Ensembles KMPC-Uncle Harry KMTR-Musicale KQW-Sentimental Moods *KRE-News KRKD-Race Results KROW-Western Rangers *KROY-News; Music Interlude *KSAN-News; Harry Horlick KSFO-Californians on Parade KSRO-Secrets of Happiness KYA-Junior G -Men

5:45 PST 6:45 MST KHJ-Captain Midnight: KFRC

KDB KFXM KGB KVEC KHSL KIEM KDON KTKC KVOE KPMC

Ted Steele, songs; Jingles: KGO KTMS KLO KUTA

KECA-Sports; Jingles KFSD-On With the Dance; Derby

Show; Jingles KLS-Dinner Music KLX-Dancetime KQW-Theater Guide *KRE-Headlines in Small Type KEKD-Concert Music KROY-Serenade in Waltztime KSRO-Rhythm Review; Comedy KYA-Superman

Where there is no listing for a station ifs preceding program is on the air.

NIGHT

6:00 PST 7:00 MST

KFI-A Date With Judy, drama: KPO KOA KMJ WBAP WOAI KDYL (sw-9.53)

KHJ-Welterweight Boxing Match: KVOE KFRC KVEC KPMC KFXM IiTKC KDB KHSL KGB

Fritzie Zivie vs. Al Davis. This bout was originally sched- uled for June 25.

KNX-Glenn Miller's Orch.; Ray Eberle & Paula Kelly: KOY KSUN KTUC KSL KARM KSFO (sw-6.06)

KECA-New American Music; Symphony Orch.; Frank Black, cond.: KGO KERN KFSD KLO KUTA

Concert Music: KRKD KTAR *News: KTMS KROW KJBS

KSRO KDON-Sports KFAC-Concert *KFBK-Nickel Man; H. V. Kal-

tenborn; Ted Steele *KFOX-News; Sports KIEM-Musicale *KLS-News; Race Results *KLX-News; Dinner Concert KMPC-Let's Have Music KMTR-Irwin Allen *KOH-Jingles; News *KQW-News *KRE-News; Il Radio Giornale KROY-Sports; Evening Altar *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KVOA-Mama Bloom's Brood KWG -The Nickel Man; To be an-

nounced; Comedy KYA-Dude Martin

6:15 PST 7:15 MST

KHJ-Welterweight Boxing Match: KDB KPMC KVOE KVEC KLO KGB KFRC KDON

*News Conference: EGO New American Music: KVOA

KOH Public Affairs: KTUC (sw-6.06) *News: KARM KSL KROY KFOX-Variety; Popular Music KFSD-On with the Dance;

Comedy KIEM-Comedy KJBS-Don Allen's Orch. KLS-Speed Reilly KMPC-Hollywood Park KMTR-Dick Terry KNX-Inglewood Park Concert KOY-Sports; Music KQW-Ira Blue KROW-Dinner Hour Melodies KSFO-San Francisco Hour KSRO-1350 Club

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Paget 23

KTKC-Trail to Happiness KTMS-Sports 6:30 PST 7:30 MST

KFI-College Humor; Tom Wal- lace; Marlin Hurt (Beulah); Virginia Verrill; Bob Strong's Orch.; (6:55 p.m. PST) Private Linn Borden: KPO KOA KMJ WBAP WOAI KDYL (sw- 9.53 )

Picture, or cast on pages 36 & 37. KHJ-Welterweight Boxing Match:

KIEM KFRC KGB KPMC KECA-Uncle Jim's Question

Bee; Bill Slater, m.c.: KGO KTMS KFSD KERN KFBK KWG

Juan Arvizu, songs: KSL KROY KSUN KARM KSFO KTUC

*KDON-News KFOX-Musicale KHSL-Preview; Evening Variety KJBS-South American Way *KLO -News KLS-Mi Rancho KMPC-Sports KMTR-Sports KOH-Songs of Your Heart KOY-Let's Dance KQW-Camp Roberts KRKD-Santaella & Rubini KROW-L'Italia Prgm. KSRO-Italian Musicale KTAR-To be announced *KTKC-News *KUTA-News KVOA-High School Prgm. KYA-Twilight Favorites

6:45 PST 7:45 MST KHJ-Welterweight Boxing Match:

KFRC KIEM KVOE KNX-Organist; Bob Garred:

KARM KSFO *News of the World: KSL (sw-

6.06) Adventures in Rhythm: KLO KDON-Dinner Concert KFOX-Meet the Band KGB -America's Answer KMPC-Table for Two KMTR-Ed Robbins KPMC-Howard & Shelton; Music KQW-Modern Musicale KRE-Twilight Serenade KROY-Dinner Serenade KTAR-The In -Laws KTKC-Howard & Shelton KUTA-Supper Melodies KVOA-Collect the Cash 7:00 PST 8:00 MST

KFI-Fred Waring's Orch.: KPO KOA KMJ KTAR KVOA WOAI WBAP KDYL

KHJ-Del Courtney's Orchestra: KFRC KDB KVEC KPMC KGB KDON KIEM KHSL

KNX-Amos 'n' Andy: KSL KMPC KARM KSFO

KECA-Grand Central Station: KGO KFSD KTMS KERN KWG KLO KFBK

*News: KOY KRKD KLX KFOX-Our Daily Bread KJBS-Dance Orch. KMPC-Strollin' Tom KMTR-Special Events KOH-Sports *KRE-News; Masters' Music *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Jack Armstrong KTKC-Dinner Music KUTA-Sports; Dugout Dope KVOE-Legion Speaks KYA-Ernie Smith Sportlite

7:15 PST 8:15 MST

KFI-Lum 'n' Abner: KPO KMJ KHJ-Inside of Sports: KFRC

KFXM KGB KPMC KTKC KNX-Lanny Ross, tnr.: KSL

KSFO KARM String Ensemble: KDYL *News: KOA KVOA KDON-Mutiny on the High Seas KFOX-Fireside Philosophy KHSL-Rhapsody in Rhythm KIEM-America's Favorite KLS-Thomas Dias KLX-Aimee Lawrence, pianist KMPC-For Gentlemen Only KMTR-Aircraft KOH-Evening Dance KOY-Music of Today KQW-Rhvthm & Romance KRKD-Three Quarter Time KROW-Italian-American Hour KROY-Vocal Varieties KSAN-Speak Up KSRO-Music That Charms *KTAR-Headlines & Highlights KUTA-Baseball Game KYA-Henry King WBAP-Headlines in Song WOAI-Prize Parade

7:30 PST 8:30 MST

KFI-Johnny Presents; Sketch; Swing Fourteen; Ray Block's Orch.: KPO KVOA KOA KMJ KTAR KDYL

*KHJ-Wythe Williams, comm.: KFRC KFXM KVOE KPMC KDON KTKC KGB KDB KVEC KLO KHSL KIEM


TUESDAY'S BEST LISTENING


Time shown Is PST, for MST add one hour.

Special Program P.M. 6:00 Welterweight Boxing Match.

A.M. 7:30 8:00

10:00

P.M. 2:00 2:45 3:15 3:45 4:00 6:45

6:45 7:30 9:00 9:00

9:30 9:30

A.M. 7:15 8:30 9:15

P.M. 12:15 4:30 5:30

News and Comment


Knox Manning. The World Today. News of the World. H. V. Kaltenborn. Fulton Lewis, Jr. Bob Garred. News of the World. Wythe Williams. Paul Sullivan. Glenn Hardy. Fulton Lewis, Jr. Bill Henry.

Variety

Breakfast Club; Don McNeill. National Farm and Home Hour. Between the Bookends.

Club Matinee. Horace Heidt's Treasure Chest. Hap Hazard; Ransom Sherman.

6:00 Glenn Miller's Orchestra. 6:15 Public Affairs. 6:30 College Humor; (6:55 PST) Pri-

vate Linn Borden. 6:30 Uncle Jim's Question Bee. 7:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra. 7:15 Lanny Ross. 7:30 Information, Please. 7:30 Johnny Presents. 8:00 We, the People; Edgar A. Guest;

Rex Beach and other guests. 8:30 Hollywood Showcase; Mary

Astor. 8:30 Battle of the Sexes.

Drama P.M. 3:30 Second Husband, with Helen

Menken. 4:30 First Nighter. 6:00 A Date With Judy. 7:00 Grand Central Station. 7:30 Court of Missing Heirs. 8:00 Adventures of the Thin Man.

A.M. 11:15

P.M.

Fine Music

Frank Parker.

5:30 Lewisohn Stadium Conceit; Eu- gene Goossens.

6:00 New American Music; Frank Black.


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KNX-Court of Missing Heirs: KARM KOY KTUC KSUN KSL KSFO

KECA-Information, Please: KGO KFSD KTMS KERN KOH KFBK KWG

Guests: Alfred Hitchcock, motion -picture director, and Os- car Levant, pianist.

KLX-American Legion Prgm. KMTR-Special Events KQW-Comedy; Novatime;

Weather KRKD-Do You Know? *KSRO-News KYA-Army Prgm. WBAP-Fred Waring's Orch. WOAI-Political Talk

7:45 PST 8:45 MST G -Man: KFXM KDB KGB KVEC

KDON KIEM KHSL Jimmy Joy's Orch.: KLO *News: KMPC KYA KFOX-Robert Arden KFRC-G-Man KHJ-Strollin' Tom KLX-Dancetime KPMC-Jan King KQW-Builders of San Jose KROW-Joan Brooks, songs KSAN-Requests by Wire KSRO-Medical Assn. Prgm. KTKC-Variety Prgm. WOAI-Political Talk

8:00 PST 9:00 MST KFI-Adventures of the Thin Man,

drama (Woodbury): KPO KOA KDYL KMJ KTAR KVOA

See sponsor's announcement on page 26.

KNX-We, the People; Edgar A. Guest, m.c. ; Mark Warnow's Orch.: KTUC KSL KOY KROY KSFO KARM KSUN

Guest: Rex Beach, author. KECA-Easy Aces: KGO KFSD

KERN KTMS KOH KFBK KWG

Dance Orch.: KDB KVOE KLO KPMC KFRC KVEC KDON KIEM KHSL

*News: KROW KFAC WFAA WOAI

KFOX-Hawaiian Music KGB-Rosecrans Reporter KHJ-Barrel of Fun KLS-James Guaragna KLX-To be announced KMPC-Masters Hour KQW-Romany Road *KRE-News; Frolics; Oddities

on Ice *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Concert KTKC-Captain Quiz KYA-Evening Concert 8:15 PST 9:15 MST

Clark Dennis, tnr.: KGO KMJ KWG

Dance Orch.: KTKC KGB KECA-Sweeten's Orch. *KERN -News KFAC-Baseball Game KFBK-Your Neighbor Talks KFOX-Musicale KFSD-Story Behind the Song KOH-World's Most Honored Mu-

sic ROE -Community Chest KROW-Baseball Game KTMS-America Sings WFAA-Moonlight & Shadows WOAI-Sports

8:30 PST 9:30 MST KFI-Battle of the Sexes: Crumit

& Sanderson: KPO Ii sIJ KOA KERN KOH KDYL KFBK KWG

KNX-Hollywood Showcase; Mary Astor, m.c.: Lud Gluskin's Orch.: KSFO KARM KROY

*News; Johnny Davis' Orch.: KPMC KVOE KTKC KFXM KDB KLO KIEM KHSL

*Dick Jurgens' Orch.; News: KSUN KSL

*Russ Morgan's Orch.; News: KTMS KTAR

*Concert by Kalash; News: KGO *News: KFSD KECA KDON-Rumba Review KFOX-Judge Gardner KFRC-Whodunit KGB -De Aryan Comments KHJ-The Shadow KMPC-Catalina Fun Quiz KMTR-Camera Clinic KOY-Tuesday Night Party *KQW-Baseball Warmup; News KRE-Music to Read By KROW-Concert Hall WFAA-Joe Reichman's Orch. *WOAI-Eddie Fitzpatrick's Or-

chestra; News 8:45 PST 9:45 MST

KHJ-Marvin Dale's Orch.: KDB KPMC KVOE KFXM KTKC KGB KLO KHSL KIEM

*KECA-Concert by Kalash; News: KTMS

*KFSD-On With the Dance; News

*KMPC-News KQW-Baseball Game *KSL-News; Music KSRO-Gaslight Harmony KTAR-Books on a Shelf 9:00 PST 10:00 MST

*KHJ-Glenn Hardy, news: KGB KVEC KFRC KFXM KVOE KTKC KPMC KIEM KHSL KDB

*KNX-Paul Sullivan Reviews the News: KSFO KARM

KECA-Don Kaye's Orch.: KGO KFSD KTMS KERN KOH KFBK

Abe Lyman's Orch.: WOAI KMJ WFAA

Barrel of Fun: KPO *News: KFOX KTAR KVOA

KOA KDYL *KDON-News KFI-The World's a Stage *KLO -Raymond Gram Swing KLS-Arthur D'Nunzio KMPC-Peter Potter KMTR-Common Sense KOY-Reporters *KRE-News; Music KROY-Alvino Rey's Orch. *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSL-Symphonic Serenade KSRO-Musicale KWG-Baseball Game 9:15 PST 10:15 MST

Henry King's Orch.: KDB KGB KFXM KTKC KIEM KHSL KLO

Stuart Stevens, songs; Organ: KROY KARM KOY KSUN

Abe Lyman's Orch.: KDYL KDON-Dance Time KFI-Manchester Soddy, talk KFOX-Swing Time *KFRC-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm. KFSD-Musical Souvenirs KHJ-Round Towner KNX-Dave Lane, songs KPMC-Vincent Lopez' Orch. KSFO-Dial-O-Word KTAR-The People Speak KVOA-Baseball Gaine 9:30 PST 10:30 MST

KFI-This Is Judy Jones, drama: KMJ KERN

*KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm.: KGB KDB KPMC KVOE KDON KTKC KFXM KIEM KHSL

*KNX-Bill Henry, news: KSFO KARM

Dance Orch.: WOAI WFAA Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KGO KVOA

KTAR *Art Kassel's Orch.; News: KOY

KROY Musical Potpourri: KPO Don Bestor's Orch.: KLO *News: KECA KOH KTMS

KUTA KDYL-Symphonic Serenade *KFBK-News; Traveling Show KFOX-Club Thirty KFRC-Flying Feet KFSD-Listening Time KLS-Valley Church KMTR-Special Events -

*KOA-News; Listening Time KSL-Saatair Orch. KSRO-Chapel of the Chimes 9:45 PST 10:45 MST

KECA-Ozzie Nelson's 0 r c h . :

KUTA Dance Orch.: KOH ' Don Bestor's Orch.: KDB KFXM

KTKC KVOE KHSL Floyd Wright, organist; Sports:

KPO *Dance Orch.; News: KARM *News: KFSD KPMC KDON-Gene Austin's Orch. KGB -Know Your San Diego KHJ-Flying Feet KIEM-To be announced KNX-Texas Jim Lewis KSFO-Rita Murray KSL-Freddy Nagel's Orch. KTMS-Comedy; Dance Time

10:00 PST 11:00 MST *KFI-Reporter News: KPO KMJ KNX-Dick Jurgens' Orch.: KOY

KARM KROY Neil Bondshu's Orch.: KGO

KERN KTMS KOH KWG Haven of Rest: KDB KGB KVEC

KFRC KVOE KFXM KTKC KDON

Skinnay Ennis' Orch.: KLO *News: KOA KTAR KVOA KYA

KIEM KECA-Philharmonia KFOX-Ballroom KFSD-Sky Club KJBS-Hour of Finest Music KLS-Patricia Reynolds KMPC-Bill Molloy KMTR-Viennese Ensemble

KPMC-Musicale *KRE-News; Organ Music *KSFO-World Today *KSAN-News; Chinatown KSL-Freddie Nagel's Orch. *KUTA-Monitor News 10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-Bob Stevens, tnr.: KMJ KHJ-Haven of Rest Ray Noble's Orch.: KSL Neil Bondshu's Orch.: KTAR

KFSD KUTA On Our Bandstand: KPO KFAC-Melody Hour KFOX-Lucca Floor Show KHSL-Jamboree KIEM-Musicale KLS-Hawaiian Melodies *KMPC-News KMTR-Averill's Orch. KOA-Music You Want KROW-Music for Lovers KYA-Piano Course 10:30 PST 11:30 MST Freddie Nagel's Orch.: KSL ROY Freddy Martin's Orch.: KDB

KVOE KFXM KVEC KPMC KHSL KDON KTKC

Chuck Foster's Orch.: KOA KMJ KDYL

Army Band: KGO KTAR KTMS KERN KOH KUTA KWG

Concert Hall: KPO *News: KHJ KFRC KFSD KFI KARM-Masterworks KFBK-Classic Hour KFOX-Dance Orch. KGB -Down Melody Lane *KLO -News KLS-Dance Time KLX-Aimee Lawrence, pianist KMPC-Music KMTR-Contest KNX-Masterworks of Music KQW-Dance Music --

KRE-Clambake KROY-Freddy Nagel's Orch. KSFO-Freddy Nagel's Orch. *KSFO-News KYA-Gold Coast Theater 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KFI-Chuck Foster's Orch. KHJ-Freddy Martin's Orchestra:

KFRC Army Band: KFSD Musicale: KFOX KMTR KOA KLX-Cutting Capers KMPC-Royal Hawaiians 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KHJ-Jimmy Lunceford's Orch.:

KDB KFXM KVOE KVEC KPMC KHSL KGB KFRC

KECA-Bob Saunders' Orch.: KPO KDYL KWG

This Moving World: KMJ KOH KERN KFSD KTMS

*News: KGO Stevens & Carter: KSL KROY *KARM-World Today KFAC-Night Shades *KFI-News KLS-Spotlight Parade *KLX-News; Nocturne KMPC-Dancing Party KMTR-Larry Herman's Orch. *KNX-Knox Manning, news KOA-Moments of Melody *KRE-News: Clambake *KROW-News *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire;

News *KSFO-News; Symphony Hall KTAR-Until Morning KYA-Musical Review 11:15 PST 12:15 MST KFI-Bob Saunders' Orch. *KECA-Organ Recital; News:

KERN KOIH Stevens & Carter: KARM Music You Want: KGO

Music for n desert island- Program selected by Alfred V. Frankenstein. music critic, San Francisco "Chronicle."

KMJ-Dance Orch. KMTR Musicale KNX-Public Affairs KROW-San Francisco Dances

11:30 PST 12:30 MST *KFI-Dave Marshall's Orchestra;

News: KPO KOA KFSD KMJ KDYL KFBK KWG

KHJ-Leighton Noble's Orchestra: KFXM KVOE KVEC KPMC KFRC KDB KGB KHSL

*KNX-Manny Strand's Orch. News: KSL KARM

*KECA-Organ Recital; News *KJBS-News; Music KROW-Nocturne *KROY-Fanfare; News 11:45 PST 12:45 MST *Manny Strand's Orch.; News:

KSFO *News: KFBK KWG 12:00 PST 1:00 MST KNX-Midnight Merry -Go -Round KFAC-Midnight Matinee KHJ-Rhapsody in Wax KJBS.Owl Prgm. KLS-Cigar Box Revue *KRE-News KRKD-Monkey's Jamboree KROW-Merry-Go-Round KROY-Midnight Revue KSFO-Midnight Club

End of Tuesday Programs


KFI-Western Agriculture: KPO KOH KUTA KDON

*KHJ-News: KVEC KGB KDB KPMC KVOE KFRC KFXM KTKC KHSL KIEM

Story of Mary Marlin. sketch: KOA KDYL

*News: KGO Musical Clock: KTAR KTMS


m.c.: KTMS KFSD KTAR KVOA

Pepper Young's Family: KDYL KOA

Melody Strings: KVEC KGB KHSL KIEM KDON KFRC

Day Book: KPO Breakfast Roundtable: KGO Viennese Ensemble: KLO KUTA

(sw-15.33) *News: KOH KFI KERN KMJ

KWG KMPC 7:30 PST 8:30 MST


*Knox Manning, news: KSL KTUC KSUN

Lone Journey: KOA KDYL Breakfast Club: KGO KFSD

KWG KOH Choir Loft: KVOE KLO *News: KRKD KROW KTMS

KSRO KECA KUTA KDON

7:45 PST 8:45 MST KFI-David Harum: KPO KOA

KMJ KDYL *KHJ-News: KGB KDB KPMC

KHSL KIEM KTKC KVOE KVEC

Buckeye Four: KLO Breakfast Club: KERN KTMS

KFBK *News: KQW KFRC KROY 8:00 PST 9:00 MST

*KFI-Sam Hayes, news: KPO KMJ

KHJ-Haven of Rest: KGB KVEC KTKC KDON KFXM KVOE KHSL KDB KPMC

*KNX-Kate Smith Speaks; News: KSL KOY KTUC KSUN KARM KSFO

KECA-Breakfast Club: KTAR Southernaires: KLO KUTA (sw-

15.33) *News: KFOX KFSD

8:15 PST 9:15 MST KNX-When a Girl Marries:

KSL KARM Edith Adams: KLO Betty Randall, songs: KGO

KVOA KTMS KTAR KOH KWG KFBK KUTA (sw-15.33)

Words & Music: KMJ Bandstand: KPO *Fleetwood Lawton: KERN 8:30 PST 9:30 MST

*KHJ-News: KDB KGB KVEC KDON KPMC KVOE

KNX-Romance of Helen Trent: KSL KARM KSFO

*Nat'l Farm & Home Hour; De- fense News: KGO KFSD KOA KWG KTAR KERN KLO KOH (sw-15.33)

International Kitchen: KPO KDYL-Housewives Only Club *KECA News KFAC-Coffee Cup Comments *KFBK-News; Best Buys KFI-Art Baker *KFRC-News; Bess Bye

8:45 PST 9:45 MST KNX-Our Gal Sunday: KARM

KSL KSFO Edith Adams' Future: KDB

KVEC KPMC KFXM KFRC KVOE

National Farm & Home Hour: KUTA

*News: KFI KDYL KDON-Shopping Salinas KECA-Robert Lee Johnson KFAC-Mildred Lager KFBK-Nina Kay KFOX-Classified *KGB-Best Buys; Music; News KHJ-Eddie Albright KHSL-Varieties KIEM-Devotional Period KJBS-Morning Melodies KLS-March Time KLX-Secrets of Happiness KMJ-Domestic Science KMTR-Religious Music KOY-Ma Perkins, sketch

KQW-Tune Styles KRE-In Tune with the Times KSAN-Hits of the Past KSRO-We Are Americans KTMS-Twisted Tunes KYA-Christian Science 9:00 PST 10:00 MST

KHJ-Breakfast Club: KDB KVEC KHSI. KPMC KVOE

KNX-Life Can Be Beautiful: KSL KSFO

Shopper's Rhythm: KPO *News: KMPC KTMS KTKC

KRE KIEM

WEDNESDAY, July 2, 1941

KARM-Buddy Clark KDON-Contrasts in Melody KDYL-Singing Sam KECA-Mildred Van's House Party KFAC-Inspirations KFBK-Home Econ. Prgm. KFOX-Firebrands KFRC-Haven of Rest KGB -Ben Sweetland KJBS-Top o' the Morning KLS-To be announced *KLX-News; Classics KMJ-Tropical Moods KMTR-Dr. Martin Thomas KOY-Women's Magazine KQW-This Thing Called Love KRKD-Prairie Schooner KROW-Eddie House KROY-Home Forum *KSAN-News; Tango Time KSRO-Swap Shop KYA-America Sings; Prgm. Pre-

view

9:15 PST 10:15 MST KFI-Story of Bess Johnson: KPO

KMJ KOA KDYL KNX-Woman in White: KSFO

KSL KECA-Between the Bookends;

Ted Malone: KERN KFSD KLO KTMS KFBK KUTA (sw-15.33)

*News: KGO *News: KTAR KVOA KWG KARM-Edison Tech News; Music *KDON-News; Morning Serenade KFAC-Voice of Health KGB -Homemakers' Catalog KIEM-Christian Science KJBS-Treasure Chest KMPC-Hollywood Way to Glam-

our KMTR-Health Talk KOH-Lady of Millions KOY-News for Women; Weather;

Best Buys KQW-Corntussel News KRE-Masterworks KROW-Elma Latta Hackett KSRO-Friendly Kitchen KTKC-Swing Is Here


KOA KDYL KHJ-Front Page Farrell: KGB

KFRC KDB KVEC KFXM KDON KIEM KHSL


Common Sense & Sentiment: KOH KFSD

Vincent Lopez' Orch.: (sw-15.33) Home Forum: KGO Musicale: KFAC KMTR KARM-Just Relax KECA-Here's to the Ladies KERN -Town Topics KFBK-Extra Value Time KFSD-Health Talk KJBS-Smart Musical Styles KLO -Classified on the Air KLS-Melodies KLX-Vocal Ensembles KMPC-Family Bible KOY-Lone Journey KPMC-Things Worth While *KQW-News; Music KRKD-Weather ; Music KROW-Rhythm Revue KROY-Jerry Sears' Orch. KSAN-Health Talk KSRO-Something Old & New KTAR-Friendly Neighbors KTMS-Musical Quiz *KUTA-News; Slogan Contest. KVOA-Precious Possessions KWG-Bellon Sisters KYA-Waltz Time

9:45 PST 10:45 MST KFI-Dr. Kate: KPO KMJ KOA

KDYL KNX-Rita Murray: KSFO KARM *News; Harvey Harding, bar.:

KVOA KOH (sw-15.33) I'll Find My Way: KVOE KVEC

KFXM KGB KDB KTKC KHSL KIEM KDON

Swing Your Partner: KSUN Gospel Singer: KERN KFBK

KWG *News: KMPC KROW KRKD

KJBS KLS *KECA-News; Woman's Page KFAC-Dr. Kleihauer KFOX-Sophisticates KFRC-Let's Go Shopping KFSD-On With the Dance KHJ-Top of the World KJBS-Island Melodies KLO-Organettes, Earl Donaldson KLX-White Elephant Exchange KMTR-Musicale KOY-Love Story KPMC-Doc Seller's Stories KROY-To be announced KSAN-Gospel Singer KSL-Harry Clarke, songs KSRO-Church in the Redwoods *KTAR-News; Social Calendar KTMS-School Prgm. KYA-Morning Inspirations

10:00 PST 11:00 MST KFI-Light of the World: KPO

KOA KMJ KTAR KVOA KDYL

*KHJ-News: KGB KVOE KDB KVEC KFXM :-{FRC KPMC KHSL KIEM KLO KTKC KDON

KNX-Big Sister: KSL KSFO KOY KTUC KSUN

KECA-Art Baker's Notebook: KOH KGO KTMS KFSD

*News: KFOX KSRO KARM KECA-Soup to Nuts KERN -Morning Concert KFAC-Mid-Morning Serenade KFBK-Young Dr. Malone KI.S-Musicale *KLX-News; Police Dept. KMPC-Andy & Virginia KMTR-Volney James KQW-The Informer *KRE-News; World's Waltzes KRKD-Paddock Flhshes KROW-Music to Work By KROY-Milady Shops *KSAN-News; Novelty Time KUTA-To be announced KWG -Homemakers Scrapbook KYA-Grocers' News

10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-Mystery Man sketch KPO


KNX Aunt Jenny's Stories KSL KOY KTUC KSUN KSFO

Winger & Alexander- KDB KVEC KIEM KPMC KVOE

Art Baker's Notebook: KWG Health Talk: KFOX KRKD KARM-Singing Sam KDON-What's Happening in Hol-

lywood KFRC-Kathryn Turney Garten KFXM-Organ Reciital KGB -For Housewives KHJ-Arthur Godfrey *KHSL-News KJBS-Champion Melodies KLO -Musical Trai KLS-Swap Shop *KLX-Weather; Stocks; News KMTR-Serenade KQW-Songs We Love KROW-Homes for Husbands KROY-John Howard King KSRO-Personality Parade KTKC-Music Maestro KYA-Kathryn Allen

10:30 PST 11:30 MST KFI-Valiant Lady: KPO KOA

KMJ KDYL KNX-Fletcher Wiley, talk: KSL

KROY KARM KSFO KECA-The Munros: KERN KUTA To be announced: KGB KDB

KVOE KPMC KFRC KFXM Milady's Music Box; Pianist:

KGO Musicale: KFOX KRKD KDON-Melody Parade *KFAC-News KFBK-Joyce Jordan KFSD-Doc Sellers' True Stories KHJ-Happy Homes KHSL-Telequiz KIEM-World Concert KJBS-Melodies Moderne KLS-Variety KLX-Rose Patterson, kitchen

talk KMPC-Gypsy Strings KOH-Morning Melody KOY-Today's Best Buys; Musical

Crossword Puzzle KQW-Melody Parade KROW-Rodeo Rhythms KSAN-Sons of Pioneers *KSRO-Concert; News KTAR-To be announced KTMS-Mother Goose Land KVEC-Bulletin Board KVOA-Univ of Arizona KWG -Friendly Hsur KYA-George Nyklicek

FREQUENCIES KFI-640 KOH-630 KECA-790 KOY-550 KHJ-930 KPMC-1600 KNX-1070 KPO-680 KARM-1340 KQW-740 KDB-1490 KRE-1400 KDON-1240 KRKD-1150 KDYL-1320 KROW-960 KERN -1410 KROY-1240 KFAC-1330 KSAN-1450 KFBK-1530 KSFO-560 KFOX-1280 KSL-1160 KFRC-610 KSRO-1350 KFSD-600 KSUN-1230 KFWB-980 KTAR-620 KFXM-1240 KTKC-920 KGB -1360 KTMS-1250 KGO-810 KTUC-1400 KHSL-1290 KUTA-570 KIEM-1480 KVEC-1230 KJBS-1100 KVOA-1290 KLO -1430 KVOE-1490 KLS-1310 KWG -1230 KLX-910 KYA-1260 KMJ-580 WBAP-820 KMPC-710 WFAA-820 KMTR-570 WOAI-1200 KOA-850


10:45 PST 11:45 MST KFI-Arnold Grimm's Daughter:

KPO KOA KMJ KDYL KNX-Kate Hopkins: KSL KSFO

KARM KECA-Midstream: EGO KTMS

KTAR KOH Wayne West, songs: KDB KPMC

KFXM KFRC KGB Ma Perkins: KERN KFBK KWG *News: KMPC KLS KUTA KFAC-Congregational Church KFSD-Mrs. Goes to Market EMIR -Medical Talk KOY-Singing Sam ERE -Tango Land *KROW-News; Music; Smart

Set KROY-Meet the Band KSAN-Ma Perkins KTKC-Dance Time KVOA-To be announced KYA-Behind the Scenes 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KFI-Against the Storm: KPO

KOA KMJ KDYL KHJ-Bookworm: KVOE KFRC

KIEM KDB KPMC KGB KECA-Orphans of Divorce: KGO

KERN KFSD KTMS KLO KWG KUTA KFBK

KNX-Martha Webster: KROY KSL KARM KSFO

*News: KTAR KVOA KTKC KDON-Henry King's Music KFAC-Man on the Street KFOX-Huntington Park; Tempos

of Today KHSL-Don Allen KJBS-Dance Memories KLS-Market Quizzers *KLX-News; Dr. Irving B. Ellis KMPC-Chef Milani KMTII-Dr. Lou" P. Talbot KOH-On the Air KOY-Dinner Bell KQW-Moods in Music *KRE-News; Tango Land KRKD-Terry. pianist KROW-Question Wheel *KSAN News; Memory Tunes KYA-Morning Concert 11:15 PST 12:15 MST KFI-Ma Perkins: KPO KOA KMJ

KDYL KNX-Frank Parker, tnr.: KSL

KSFO KARM (sty -15.27) KECA-Amanda of Honeymoon

Hill: KGO KFSD KERN KTMS KWG KLO KFBK KUTA

Emil Flindt's Orch.: KDB KVOE KVEC KFRC KPMC KFXM KDON KHSL

KFAC-Emily Barton KGB -Old Paths KHJ-Market Place KIEM-Man About Town KLX-Voices in Song KOH-Stockmen's Trails KIiKD-Musicale KROW-Captain Quiz *KROY-News ESAN-Daughter of Amer. Rev.

KTAR-To he announced KTKC-Quality Korner KVOA-On With the Dance 11:30 PST 12:30 MST KFI-Guiding Light: KPO KOA

KMJ KDYL KECA-John's Other Wife: KGO

KFSD KERN KTMS KOH KWG KFBK KUTA KLO (sw- 9.53-15.33)

Emil Flindt's Orch.: KGB To be announced: KARM KROY

(sw-15.27) *News: KOY KRKD KDON-Melodies of Romance KFAC-Musicale *KFOX-News; Rainbow Trio I.FRC-Victor Lindlahr KHJ-Victor Lindlahr KHSL-Sweet & Swing KIEM-Safety Talk KJBS-Musical Miniatures KLS-Songs of Hawaii KLX-Little Show KMPC-School of the Air *KNIT It -Monitor News *KNX-News; Today's Best Buys KQW -Rhythm Roundup KRE-Voice of the People KROW-BMI Showcase KSAN-National Defense KSFO-Nancy Dixon *KSL-News; Markets KSRO-Nate Moody KTAR-Phoenician Strings 11:45 PST 12:45 MST KFI-Vic & Sade: KPO KOA

KMJ KDYL KECA-Just Plain Bill: KGO KLO

KERN KFSD KTMS KOH KWG KFBK KUTA (sw-9.53- 15.33)

KNX-Children Also Are People: KARM KSRO KROY KSL (sw-15.27)

Musicale: KRKD KVEC KDON-Dance with Sears KFOX-Kitchen Garden KGB -To be announced KIEM-Singing Sam KJBS-Smart Musical Styles *KLS-News KLX-Stocks KMPC-Farm Journal KMTR-Special Events

KOY-Midday Matinee KPMC-Woman's Viewpoints KROW-R. S. V. P. KSAN-Hit Tunes KSRO-United Press on the Air KTKC-Melody Mix -Up

AFTERNOON

12:00 PST 1:00 MST KFI-Backstage Wife: KPO KOA

KDYL KNX-Catalina Fun Quiz: KTUC

KSUN KROY KSFO KARM KOY

KECA-Mother o' Mine: KLO KGO KERN KFSD KTMS KWG KFBK KUTA (sw-9.53- 15.33)

*News: KFRC KVOE KPMC KDB KGB KVEC KHSL

Bob Hannon, tnr.: (sw-15.27) *News: KHJ KFAC KROW KDON-Today in Santa Cruz KFOX-Dance Orch. *KFRC-News; The story Teller KIEM-Stocks; Iii Jinks KJBS-Mythical Ballroom KLS-Thomas Dias *KLX-News; Hawaiian Songs *KMJ-Weather; News KMPC-Swingtime KMTR-Musicale KOH-Man on the Street KQW-Farm Market Reports *KRE-News; Don Hambly KRKD-Music; Philharmonic Pre-

view *KSAN-News; Vocal Varieties KSL-Siesta KSRO-Man on the Street KTAR-Hit Revue KTKC-Lost Empires *KYA-Monitor News; Music


KMJ KDYL KNX-Myrt & Marge: KSL KSFO

KARM Dorothy Humpherys, sop.: KGB

KDB KVOE KFRC NEA Convention: EGO KVOA

KTMS KTAR KUTA (sw-9.53- 15.33)

*News: KECA KERN KMPC KFSD KFOX KSRO KOH KTKC KDON KWG

KFAC-Backseat Drivei KFBK-lnyuiring Mike KEW' -Trade Opportunities KHJ-Homemakers' Club KHSL-Singing Sam KLO -Hello, Neighbor KLX-Dancetiute KOY-Markets KPMC-Cowboy Troubador *KQW-News KR RD -Musicale KROW-Man on the Street KROY-Singing Sam KVEC-Hollywood Headliners;

Matinee Melodies I<YA-Man on the Street


KOA KDYL KHJ-Johnson Family: KFRC

KHSL KVOE KDB KGB KVEC

KNX-Women of Courage: KSL KSFO KARM KROY

KECA-NEA Convention: KFSD KOH KLO

*News: KTMS KJBS KFBK KDON-People's Exchange KERN -Fart Quotes; Cowboy Slim KFAC-Luncheon Concert *KIEM-News; Farm Journal KLX-Spanish Melodies I<iiiPC-Baseball Game KOY-Let's Waltz KPMC-Refreshment Tinte KQW-Trading Post KRKD-.linnnie's Saddle Pal' KROW-Trader Fred KSAN-Looking Over Europe;

Luncheon Melodies KSRO-RFD 1350 KTKC-Hollywood Newsreel KWG -To be announced I<YA-Valley Church

12:45 PST 1:45 MST KFI-The Young Widder Brown:

KPO KMJ KOA KDYL KHJ,,Harold Turner, pianist:

KGB KDB KVEC KVOE KLO KFXM KFRC

KNX-Stepmother: KSL KARM 1{SFO

*KECA-Harold Curtis, organist; News: KFSD KTMS KOH KWG KUTA

*On the Air. News: KGD Accent on Music: (sw-15.27) Vic & Sade: KERN KFBK KDON-Noontime Rhythms KFOX-Science of Mind KHSL-Markets; Tunetinte KIEM-United Press on the Air 1{JBS-Melody Motorcade KLX-Vocal Ensemble ROY -Dept. of Health KPMC-Date Book

KQW-Salon Orch. KROW-Midday Dance *KROY-News KSRO-Luncheon Club KTAR-The Poetry Exchange KTKC-Markets KYA-Luncheon Concert

1:00 PST 2:00 MST KFI-Home of the Brave; KPO

KOA KMJ KERN KOH KDYL KFBK KWG

KNX-Betty Crocker: KSL KSFO KARM

*Richard Brooks, comm.: KVOA KTMS KTAR KLO KUTA

*News: KGB KVEC KPMC KVOE KFXM KDB KDON KHSL

Accent on Music: KSUN Agricultural Bulletin: KGO Ireene Wicker: (sw-9.53) *News: KYA KTAR KECA-Classic Hour KFAC-Science of Mind KFOX-Classified KFRC-U. S. A., Limited KFSD-Sky Room Sketches KHJ-Johnson Family KIEM-To be announced KJBS-Eastern Races; Afternoon

Varieties KLS-T. N. T. *I<LX -New s; Stringing Along KMTR Indian Tales KOA Popular Melodies KQW-Melody at One *KRE-News; Cloister Echoes *KIiKD News: Masi. KROW-Sparkling Melodies KROY-King Cole Trio *K SAN -News; Rhythm Review *KSRO-News; Rotary Club KTKC-Farns & Home

1:15 PST 2:15 MST KFI-Portia Faces Life: KI'O KOA

KMJ KTAR KVOA KERN KWG KOH KDYL KFBK

KHJ-To be announced: KGB KDB KPMC KVEC KVOE KIEM KFRC KDON

Genevieve Rowe, sop.: KTUC EARN KOY KSUN

Musical Soiree: KG0 KTMS KLO KUTA

The Bartons: (sw-9.53) KFAC Musicale KFOX-Floor Show KFSD-Ann Gibson KHSL-Varieties KLS-Jan's Journal KLX-Home Economics Director KMTR -SpecialEvents KNX-Read of Life l(RKD City Halt KROW-Air Previews KROY-Hostess Corner I< SAN -Portuguese Reporter KSFO-Singing Sain KSL LindaLee KTKC-Vocal Variety KYA-Moment Rhy:hmical


KTAR KMJ KERN KVOA K\VG KOH KDYL KFBK

KHJ-We Are Allways Young: KPMC KVEC KVOE KFRC KHSL KIEM KDB KGB

KNX-The O'Neills,: KSL KSFO *News: KOY KTUC EARN -Town Topics KDON-Date Book KFOX-Christian Science KFSD-Ad Club KLX-Classics KAITB -Special Events KQW-Waltz Time KRE-Dr. Gottschatl KRKD-U. S. C. KROW-Castles of Romance *KROY-Monitor News KSRO-Gems of Melody KTKC-Concert Echoes KYA-Musical Mirror 1:45 PST 2:45 MST

KF1-Story of Mary Marlin: KPO KWG KMJ KERN KFBK

KHJ-Edith Adams Future: KDB KFXM KPMC KFRC KVOE KGB KVEC KDON KHSL

KNX-To be announced: KARM KSFO KROY KOY KSL KSUN

Wayne Van Dyne, tnr.: KVOA KTMS KOH KLO KUTA

Musical Memos: EGO KDYL-Road of Life KFOX-Singing Strings *KFSD-Monitor News K1EM-Musicale KLX-Cutting Capers KOA-Musical Magazine KQW-Wheel Chair Chats *KRE-Monitor News KAKI) Singing Waiters KSAN-Mary Marlin KSRO-Town Topics KTAR-Cavalcade of Drama 2:00 PST 3:00 MST

KFI-Pepper Young's Family: KPO KERN KFBI{ KWG

KHJ-Confessions of a Corsair: KHSL KDB KGB KVEC KVOE KDON KPMC KFRC

*KNX-Knox Manning, news: KSFO KARM KROY

Navy Band: KGO KFSD KTAR KTMS KOH KUTA

*Three Suns Trio; News: KMJ The Troubadors: KSL KTUC

KSUN KOY *News: KLO KYA KDYL-Novatime KFOX-Civic News KIEM-House of McGregor K.IBS-Tea Time Tunes KLS-Jitterbugs on Parade *KLX-News; Lost & Found KMTR-Woman's World KOA-Judy & Jane KQW-Tropical Moods *KRE-News; Music KRRD-Musicale *KSAN-News; Pop Tunes *KSRO-News; Music KTKC-This 'n' That 1<VOA-J a c i n to Orozco's Hora

Mexicana

2:15 PST 3:15 MST KFI-Lone Journey: KPO 1ä\1J KHJ-As the Twig Is Bent: KGB

KFXM KFRC KPMC KDB KTKC KDON KVEC KVOE KIEM KHSL

To be announced: KGO KFSD KTMS KTAR KFBK RUTA

Paul Decker's Orch.: KLO *Three Suns Trio; News: KERN

(sw-9.53) Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: KSL *KDYL-News KECA-What's Doing KFAC-Salvation Army KFOX-Blend of Blues KI.X-.Jerry Sears KNX-Backgrounds for Living KOA-As the Twig Is Bent KOY-Gems of Melody KQW-Baud Stand KROV-Markets; Melodies KSFO-When a Girl Marries KSRO-Gypsy Violins KWG -American Legion Auxiliary

2:30 PST 3:30 MST KFI-Your Hollywood News Girl:

(sw-9.53) *KHJ-News with Hughes: KVEC

KFXM KVOE KFRC KPMC KTKC KDON KGB EIEM KHSL

KNX-Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne: KTUC KSUN KARM KSFO KOY KSL

KECA-Buck Private & His Girl: KGO KTMS KERN KOH

Rod Hendrickson: KPO Lowry Kohler, songs: KLO

KRKD KUTA I<Dï1.-Siesta Time KFAC-Musicale KFBK-Kate Hopkins KFOX-Melodies KFSD-Listeninn Time KJBS-Bits of This & That

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1881: President James A. Garfield shot by disappointed office -seeker

KLS-Beautiful Melodies KLX-Stocks KMJ-Parent-Teachers' Ass'n KOA-Road of Life KQW-Light Classics KROW-Watchtower; Music *KSAN-Swing Session ; News *KSRO-Financial News; News KTAR-Heart to Heart Hour KWG -Vic & Sacle KYA-Latin-American Way

2:45 PST 3:45 MST KHJ-Let's Play Bridge: KDB

KGB KFRC KPMC KVEC KDON KVOE KIEM

KECA-Wings on Watch: KGO RUTA KFSD KTMS KOH KLO

Arthur Godfrey: KPO Paul Douglas, sports: KDYL *The World Today: KSL KOY

I{ARM KROY KTUC KSUN (sw-6.06)

Road of Life: KERN KWG KFAC-J. Newton Yates, organist KFBK-Road of Life KFI-Heart of Julia Blake KHSL-Matinee Melodies *KLS- News Kl.X-Accordiaua KMJ-Backstage Wife KOA-Markets; Music KQ\V-Melodies of the Moment K R ED -Musicale KROW-Health Dept. KSFO-Road of Life KSRO-Eye Opener KTKC-Tune Tornado

3:00 PST 4:00 MST KNX-To be announced KECA-The Bartons To be announced: KVEC To be announced: KMJ Meet the Edwards: KPO Easy Aces: KLO KUTA Second Mrs. Burton: KARM Count Your Blessings: KGO

KTMS KFSD Elwyn Cross: KERN KOH KWG *News: KFI KJBS KDON-Dance Parade KDYL.Musical Varieties KFAC-\lusic:de KFBK-Crossroads Troubador KIOX Rube Hiram 's Orch. *KFRC-News; State Employment *KGB-Monitor News KHJ-Musicale

KHSL-Musical Newsy KIEM-Lost Empire KLS-Rhythm Ramblings *KLX-News; Siesta KMPC-Afternoon Recess KMTR-Aircraft ROY -Wayside Chapel KPMC-Studie Notes KQW-Organ Melodies *KRE- News ; Open House KRKD-Dick McIntire s Hawaiians KROW-Concert Hall KROY-What's New KSAN-Elwin Cross KSL-Songs for Moderns KSFO-Tu be announced *KSRO-News; Concert KTAR-Cowboy Tunes K VOA -Mnsirdc KYA-Ballroom Matinee

3:15 PST 4:15 MST KHJ-Here's Morgan: KPMC KGB

KVEC KVOE KFRC KDB KTI<C KDON KFXM KHSL

KNX-Young Dr. Malone: KOY KTUC KSL KSFO KARM KSUN

KECA-Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons: EGO KTMS KERN KFSD KOH KFBK KUTA KWG

Mr. Keen: KLO *News of the World: KPO KM -1

K\'OA KTAR *News: KMPC KOA KDYL-Patricia's Notebook KFAC-Symphony KFI-Agues White KIEM -Musicale K.IBS-Ruth Thompson KLS-To be announced KLX-Aimee Lawrence, pianist KMTR-D. C. Tracy KQW-Popular Favorites KSAN-Vic & Sade 3:30 PST 4:30 MST

KHJ-Musical Matinee: '<DB I<II:\I KFRC KPMC KFXM KVEC

Georgia Lee Layton: EGO To be announced: KTUC KOY The Wife Saver: KTMS KFSD

KOH Ross & Yeo: KARM KROY

KSIIN The Bartons: KPO


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Convention.

A.M. 7:30 8:00

10:00 P.M. 2:00 2:45 3:15 3:45 4:00 4:45 5:15 7:00 9:00 9:00 9:30

News and Comment


Knox Manning. The World Today. News of the World. Franklin Bingman. Fulton Lewis, Jr. Bob Garred. John Steele. Gabriel Heatter. Paul Sullivan. Glenn Hardy. Fulton Lewis, Jr.

Variety A.M. 7:15 Breakfast Club; Don McNeill. 8:30 National Farm and Home Hour. 9:15 Between the Bookends.

P.M. 2:15 Hedda Hopper's Hollywood 5:00 Millions for Defense; Fred Allen,

Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland, Grace Moore, Henry Morgen- thau, Jr., and other guests.

6:00 Kay Kyser's Orchestra. 6:00 Glenn Miller's Orchestra 6:15 Public Affairs.

MST add one hour.

7:00 Quiz Kids. 7:15 Lanny Ross. 7:30 Plantation Party. 8:00 Quizzer Baseball; Budd Hulick;

Martin Lewis, guest.

P.M. 4:00 4:15 6:00 6:15 7:30 7:30 8:30

Drama

Big Town. Echoes of History. Author's Playhouse. Danger Is My Business. Manhattan at Midnight. Dr. Christian. Mr. District Attorney.

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Against the Storm: KERN KFBK KWG

KDON-P.-T.A. KDYL-Music Salon KECA-Unclassic Hour KFOX-Walt Schuman's Orch. KGB-Off the Record KHSL-Roundup KJBS-Eastern Races; Dance

Memories KLO -Hollywood Express; Hawai

ian Ensemble KLS-Strictly Boogie Woogie KLX-Tea Time KMPC-Other Americas KMJ-Road of Life, sketch KMTR-Pianos *KNX-News; Fletcher Wiley KOA-Heart of Julia Blake *KQW-News; Roundup KRKD-Musicale *KROW-News KSAN-Instrumental Varieties KSFO-Bob Andersen; To be an-

nounced KSL-Party Line KTAR-Phoenician Strings; Jingles KTKC-Musical Matinee KUTA-Pet Corner; To be an-

nounced KVOA-Sermon & Song

3:45 PST 4:45 MST *KFI-Franklin Bingman. comm.:

KPO KMJ KOA KDYL KHJ-Prof. Lindsley: KDB KFXM

KDON KFRC KPMC KVEC KIEM

Blue Barron's Orch.: KGO KTMS KFSD KLO KOH KUTA

Lone Journey: KERN KFBK KWG

KFOX-Just Relax KFVD-Musicale KHSL-Hawaiian Serenade *KLS-News

KMTR-Special Events KRKD-Venna Taylor & Santaella KSFO-Galen Drake KSL-Old Songs-New Settings KVOA-To be announced 4:00 PST 5:00 MST

*KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm.: KFXM KVOE KPMC KFRC KGB KDON KIEM KHSL

KNX-Big Town; Edward G. Rob- inson & Ona Munson: KARM KSFO KSL

Tonight's drama, "Let the Eagle Scream," concerns the nation's aviation progress, both commercial and military.

Quiz Kids: KLO KUTA Eleanor Nash, Fashion Talk:

KGO KTMS KFSD KERN KOH

Maurice's Orch.: KPO KTAR KMJ KFBK

KDYL-Bob Chester's Music *KECA-News KFI-Art Baker's Notebook *KFOX-News; Varieties KJBS-Matinee Melodies KLS-Jackson's Half Hour *KLX-News; Brides' Forum KMPC-Hollywood Blvd- Quiz KNX-European Roundup KOA-Concert Hall KOY-Music for Five KQW-Concert Miniature *KRE-News; Open House K R KO -Musicale KROY-Dyana Gale, songs *KSAN-News; Island Melodies *KSRO-News; Time for Tea KTKC-Salon Moments KVEC-Eye-Openers KVOA-Where to Go. What to Do KWG -Pacific Musicale KYA-Goodwill Corner 4:15 PST 5:15 MST

KECA-Echoes of History, drama: KGO KFSD KTMS KOH

Lee Sweetland, bar.: KPO KVOA KERN KTAR KFBK

*News: KDYL KWG KDON-Teatime Tunes KFAC-Garden School KFOX-Paging the Past KFRC-To be announced KGB-Investment Problems KHJ-Guiding Eyes KHSL-Meet the Band *KIEM-Monitor News KMJ-Right Time for Listening KMPC-Meet the Author KNX-Fletcher Wiley KOA-Listening Time KOY-Casa Grande Salute KPMC-Gypsiana KRKD-Movieland Quiz KSAN-Clear Lake Musicale

4:30 PST 5:30 MST

KFI-Organ Concert: KOA KMJ KNX-Treet Time KECA-Ireene Wicker: KGO KOH

KERN KUTA KWG '

Gypsiana KGB KVOE KPMC KIEM KDB

Top Notches: KPO *News: KMPC KJBS KTAR KARM-Superman KDON-Gypsiana KDYL-Allan Roth's Music KFAC-L. A. City College KFBK-Markets KFOX-Musicale *KFRC-News; Studio Prgm.;

Golden State Theaters KFSD-Home Defense KHJ-Community Hall KHSL-Melodies Moderne KLO -Drama Behind the News KLS-March of Music KLX-Dancetime '

KMTR-Santaella's Ensemble *KOY-Calling Coolidge; Movies;

News KPMC-American Family Robinson KQW-Tunes of the Day KRE-Open House KRKD-Musicale KROW-Book Reviewer KROY-D'Artega's Orch. KSAN-Your Opinion

Further Adventures of the

Dashiell Hammett's Comedy Thriller

A WOW IN THE MOVIES

NOW ON THE AIR with that same debonair detective and his wise -cracking wife (not forgetting the famous pup)

"Mr. and Mrs. Thin Man" delight you again with

E M E N T ROMANCE *COMEDY * EXCITEMENT

A weekly 1/2 -hour presentation y Woodbury

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KSFO-Heart of Julia Blake KSL-Music; Sports KTKC-Pacific Paradise KTMS-Nova Time KVEC-Army Recreation News;

Gypsiana KVOA-Larry's Sunset Riders KYA-20th Century Serenade

4:45 PST 5:45 MST *KNX-Bob Garred Reporting:

KSFO KARM Johnny Johnston, bar.: KPO

KMJ KERN The Bartons: KTMS KFSD KOH

KFBK Tea Time Tunes: KGO *News: KOA KRKD KSL KYA

KLS KTKC KDON-Salinas Evening School KDYL-You're in the Army Now KECA-Superman KFI-Bridge Club KFOX-Dirk Ross Enterprise KGB -Presents KHJ-Dine-Dance Parade KHSL-Rumba Time KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Dance Orch. KLO -Joe Wolverton's Orch. KLX-Dixieland Strings KMPC-Console Patterns KMTR-Special Events KPMC-Musicale KROW-Hollywood Newsreel *KROY-McFarland Twins' Orch.;

News KSAN-Hit Tunes KTAR-Comedy; Music KUTA-Superman KVEC-Dance Orch. KVOA Adven. of Jimmy Allen KWG -Superman 5:00 PST 6:00 MST

KFI-Southernaires: KGO KOH KWG

KNX-Millions for Defense; Guest Stars; Al Goodman's Orch.; Chorus dir. by Ray Block: KSFO KARM KTUC KOY KSL (sw-6.06)

Beginning a series of programs, featuring stars of stage, ,reeu and radio and other well- known people, dedicated to the sale of National Defense Bonds. Tonight's guests: Fred Allen, master of ceremonies: Henry Morganthan, Jr., secretary of the treasury; Charles Laughton, Mickey Rooney and Judy Gar- land. screen stars: the entire cast of the radio program "In- formation Please": Grace Moore, soprano, and others.

KECA-Charles Dant's Orch.: KMJ KUTA

Introducing: KPO Fred Warina's Orth.: KVOA KOA

KTAR KDYL *News: KFSD KHJ KTMS KDON-Alvino Revs Orch. KERN -Time for Music KFAC-Gateway to Music *KFBK-News; Comedy KFOX-God's Sunshine KFRC-Helen Gordon Barker, art KGB -Captain Danger KHSL-Rhapsody in Rhythm KJBS-Dinner Dance KLO -Jay Burnett, songs KLS-Golden State Special *KLX-News; Songs of the Range KMPC-Cobber's Club K NITR -Dr. Clem Davies KNX-Boulevard Interviewer KQW-Record Shop *KRE-News; Open House KRKD-Songs of Saddle

KROW-Johnny Jump Up KROY-King Cole Trio *KSAN-News; Evening Concert *KSRO-News; Concert Hall KTKC-Rhythm Rendezvous KVEC-Sunset Serenade KYA-Hollywood Roundup 5:15 PST 6:15 MST

KF1-Jose Bethencoure's Band: KWG KGO KTMS KOH

*John Steele, news: KVEC KLO KVOE

They Say Today: KDB KGB KIEM KHSL KFXM

Charles Dant's Music: KPO *News: KMPC KECA KDYL KFBK-Treasure Island KFRC-Black Flame of the Amazon KFSD-Number Melodies KHJ-Captain Danger KLS-Tower of Health KMJ-Social Science Forum KNX-To be announced KOA-Who's in Denver Tonight? KPMC-Fan on the Street KROW-Fashionaires KROY-Matinee Melodies KSAN-Publix Opinion KTAR-Popular Melodies KVOA-This Is Magie KYA-Rhythmical Age 5:30 PST 6:30 MST

KHJ-Shafter Parker Circus: KGB KFRC KDB KVOE KFXM KHSL KIEM KTKC KDON KPMC KVEC

KECA-Drama Behind the News: KGO KFSD KTMS KUTA KOH KWG

Concert Favorites: KPO Adventures in Rhythm: KLO KDYL-Hey, Mr. Motorist

*KERN -News; Time for Music; Jingles

KFAC-Whoa Bill Club KFBK-Captain Danger KFI-What's Doing KFOX-Musicale KLS-Bulletin Board KLX-Three-Quarter Time The Lone Ranger, drama: KTAR

KRE KVOA KARM-To be announced KMJ-On with the Dance KMPC-Uncle Harry KMTR-Musicale KOA-Univ. of Denver KQW-Sentimental Moods KRKD-Race Results KROW-Western Rangers *KROY-News; Henry Busse's

Orch. *KSAN-News; Harry Horlick's

Orch. KSRO-Secrets of Happiness KYA-Junior G -Men

5:45 PST 6:45 MST KHJ-Captain Midnight: KVEC

KFXM KVOE KPMC KFRC KHSL KIEM KTKC KDON KDB KGB

Ted Steele, songs; Jingles: KGO KTMS KLO KUTA KFBK KWG

Waltz Rhythm: KPO *News: KOA KDYL KECA-Sports; Jingles KFI-Captain Quiz KFSD-Dream Shopper; Derby -

show; .cingles KLS-Dinner Music KLX-Vocal Solos *KOH-News; Jingles KQW-Theater Guide KRE-C. W. Hammond KRKD-Concert Music KROY-Music; Homestead Boys KSRO-Rhythm Revue; Comedy KYA-Superman

NIGHT - Where there is no listing

for a station its preceding program is on the air.

6:00 PST 7:00 MST KFI-Kay Kyser's Prgm.; Ginny

Simms; Harry Babbitt & Sully Mason: KPO KTAR KOA KMJ KERN KVOA WFAA WOAI KWG KOH KFBK KDYL (sw- 9.53)

KHJ-To be announced: KTKC KVEC KVOE KPMC KFRC KDON KFXM KGB KDB KLO KIEM KHSL

KNX-Glenn Miller's Orch.; Ray Eberle & Paula Kelly, vocalists: KSL KOY KTUC KSUN KARM KSFO (sw-6.06)

KECA-Author's Playhouse: KGO KUTA KFSD

*News: KTMS KSRO KROW KQW K.IBS

KFAC-Concert *K FOX-News ; Sports *KLS-News; Race Results *KLX-News; Dinner Concert KMPC-Alan Lane, songs KMTR-Irwin Allen *KRE-News; Il Radio Giornale KRKD-Concert Music KROY-Scores; Serenade *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KYA-Dude Martin 6:15 PST 7:15 MST

KHJ-Danger Is My Business: KGB KFRC

Ppblic Affairs: KSL KTUC (sw- 6.06)

*News: KSL KROY KARM-One Man Mysteries KDON-Supper Dance KFOX-5 Minutes About Beauty;

Music KHSL-Evening Variety KIEM-Comedy KJBS-South American Way KLS-Variety KMPC-Hollywood Park KMTR-Dick Terry KNX-All Around Town KOY-Let's Dance KQW-Ira Blue KROW-Dinner Hour Melodies KSFO-To be announced KSRO-1350 Club KTMS-Sports

6:30 PST 7:30 MST *KHJ-John B. Hughes, news:

KTKC KFRC KGB KDB KVOE

KNX-Juan Arvizu, songs: KSL KARM KROY (sw-6.06)

Ray Kinney's Orch.: KTMS Etchings in Brass: KGO *News: KUTA KLO KDON KECA-Raftones & Gay KFOX-Semi-Classical Music KFSD-Comedy; On With the

Dance KHSL-Comedy; Musical Variety KIEM-Sacchi & Pierce KJBS-It's Dance Time KLS-Mi Rancho KMPC -Sports KMTR-Pay Day

KOY-Buster Fite KQW-Styled for Dancing KROW-L'Italia Prgn. KSRO-Italian Musicale KYA-Twilight Favorites 6:45 PST 7:45 MST

KHJ-To be announced *KNX-News of the World: KSL

KROY KARM KSUN (sw- 6.06)

Pageant of Melody: KVEC KFXM KPMC KFRC KTKC KGB KDB KVOE

Ray Kinney's Orch.: KLO *News conference: KGO *KECA-News KFOX-Meet the Band KIEM-Bank of Eureka KMPC-Table for Two KMTR-Douglas Dawson KQW-Salute to Britain KRE-Twilight Serenade KUTA-Supper Melodies

7:00 PST 8:00 MST KFI-To be announced: KPO KOA

KVOA KTAR KMJ KDYL *KHJ-Gabriel Heatter, news:

KFRC KNX-Amos 'n' Andy: KMPC

KSFO KARM KSL KECA-Quiz Kids (Atka -Seltzer);

Joe Kelly, m.c.: EGO KFSD KTMS KERN KFBK KWG

,See xpnnvnr's aruto wn cement on this pave.

Johnny Long's Orch.: KLO *News: KOY KRKD KLX Irene Rich: WFAA WOAI KDON-Variety Hour KFOX-Our Daily Bread KGB -To he announced KHSL-Half & Half KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Legion of Honor KMPC-Strollin' Tom KMTR-Special Events KOII-Sports KPMC-Music; Comedy KQW-Spanish Serenade *KRE-News; Masters' Music KROY-Will Hudson's Orch. *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Jack Armstrong KTKC-Variety Prgrn. KUTA-Sports; Dugout Dope KVEC-Dance Orch.; Comedy KYA-Sport sultan

7:15 PST 8:15 MST KFI-To be announced: KPO KMJ

KVOA KOA KTAR KDYL KHJ-Dance Orch.: KVOE KFRC

KDB KTKC KVEC KNX-Lanny Ross, tnr.: KARM

KSL KSFO KDON-Mutiny on the High Seas KFOX-Fireside Philosophy KHSL-Mike Riley KIEM-To be announced KJBS-Langworth's Orch. KLO -To be announced KLS-Thomas Dias KLX-Swing Ensembles KMPC-Fishing Facts KMTR-Aircraft KOH-United Press ors the Air KOY-Voices in Song KQW-Automobile Shopper KRKD-Three Quarter Time KROW-Italian-American Hour KROY-Concert Orch. KSAN-Sports KSRO-Jerry of the Circus KUTA-Baseball Gaine KYA-Moffett Field WFAA-Headlines in Song WOAI-Prize Parade 7:30 PST 8:30 MST

KFI-Plantation Party; Louise Massey & Westerners; Tom, Dick & Harry; Daring Sisters; Whitey Ford, m.c.:, KPO KOA KMJ KDYL

KHJ-Lone Ranger: KGB KDB KPMC KVOE KVEC KFRC KHSL KIEM KDON

*KNX-Dr. Christian; Jean Her- sholt; News: KSL KSFO KARM

KECA-Manhattan at Midnight: KGO KLO KOH KERN KFSD KWG KTMS KFBK

*News: KVOA KSRO

FREQUENCIES KFI-640 KOH-630 KECA-790 KOY-550 KHJ-930 KPMC-1600 KNX-1070 KPO-680 KARM-1340 KW-740 KDB-1490 K E-1400 KDON-1240 KRKD-1150 KDYL-1320 KROW-960 KERN -1410 KROY-1240 KFAC-1330 KSAN-1450 KFBK-1530 KSFO-560 KFOX-1280 KSL-1160 KFRC-610 KSRO-1350 KFSD-600 KSUN-1230 KFWB-980 KTAR-620 KFXM-1240 KTKC-920 KGB -1360 KTMS-1250 KGO-810 KTUC-1400 KHSL-1290 KUTA-570 KIEM-1480 KVEC-1230 KJBS-1100 KVOA-1290 KLO -1430 KVOE-1490 KLS-1310 KWG -1230 KLX-910 KTA-1260 KMJ-580 WBAP-820 KMPC-710 WFAA-820 KMTR-570 WOAI-1200 KOA-850


Next Week's Cover Look for a romantic twosome on the cover

of next week's MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE. It's Charles Boyer and Olivia de Havilland as they appear in Paramount's new top -budget picture, "Hold Back the Dawn," and it was shot by Eugene Robert Richee. Inside, there's a picture story of the stars' great love -scenes which should please the eye and answer some questions. Get your copy today!

KLX-Navy Recruiting Interview KMPC-Cavalcade of Hits KMTR-Special Events *KOY-Theater Quiz; News KQW-Comedy; Music; Weather KRKD-Do You Know? *KROY-Alvino Rey's Orch.;

News KSAN-Requests by Wire *KTAR-Headlines & Highlights KYA-American Family Robinson WFAA-Music Box WOAI-Pleasure Time 7:45 PST 8:45 MST

Paul Whiteman's Orch.: WFAA *News: KMPC KYA KFOX-Robert Arden KLX-Masters of Music KROW-Fish Finder KSRO-Gypsy Violins KTAR-Hats Off KVOA-Musicale WOAI-Political Talk

8:00 PST 9:00 MST KFI-Quizzer Baseball; Budd Hu-

lick, m.c.: KPO KOA KMJ KDYL

Beginning a novel quiz show patterned after America's national pastime, baseball. Martin Lewis, executive editor of MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE, will be one of tonight's contestants.

KHJ-Adventures in Rhythm: KFRC KDB KVEC KPMC KVOE KIEM KHSL

*KNX-News; Alvino Rey's Orch.: KTUC KSUN KARM KOY KSL

KECA-Easy Aces: KGO KOH KERN KFSD KTMS KFBK KWG

Dick Gasparre's Orch.: KLO *News: KFAC WOAI WBAP

KROW KTKC KDON-Pentecostal Young People KFOX-Rev. Russell's Prgm. KGB -This Is Magic KLS-James Guaragna *KLX-News; Hawaiian KMPC-Masters Hour KQW-Romany Road *KRE-News; Music KROY-Fanfare *KSAN-News; Swing Session KSFO-To be announced ESRO -Music by the Master KTAR-On With the Dance KYA EveningConcert 8:15 PST 9:15 MST

KECA-Jimmy Dorsey's Orch.: KGO KTMS KVOA KTAR KFSD KOH KFBK

Adventures in Rhythm: KGB KDON

Sports: WOAI KTKC *KERN -News KFAC-Baseball Game KLX-Spanish Melodies KMTR-Rovere's Singing Waiters KRE-Music for Men KROW-Baseball Game KSAN-Symphonic Sketches KWG -Comedy; To be announced WBAP-Fred Waring 8:30 PST 9:30 MST

KFI-Mr. District Attorney: KPO KOA KMJ KDYL

KHJ-The Great Gunns: KGB KDB KVOE KHSL

*KNX-Dick Shelton's Orch.; News: KSL KOY KTUC KSUN KARM

*Russ Morgan's Orch.; News: WOAI KTMS

*News; Skinnay Ennis' Orch.: KLO

*Chuck Foster's Orch.; News: KGO KVOA KTAR KERN KFBK

*News: KFSD KECA KDON-Barrel of Fun KFRC-Brain Rattle KIEM-Home Show KLX-Traffic School of the Air KMPC-Catalina Fun Quiz KMTR-Doug Dawson KOH-Facts About X -Ray KPMC-Waltz Time *KQW-Baseball Warmup; News KROY-Kash Kwiz KTKC-It's Your Money KVEC-Barrel of Fun KWG-Radio Stage WBAP-Prison Broadcast

8:45 PST 9:45 MST KECA-Richard Brooks Chuck Foster's Orch.: KFSD

KOH *KFBK-Know Your City; News *KMPC-News

KPMC-Jan King KQW-Baseball Game KRE-Music to Read By KROY-Henry King's Orch. KSAN-Requests by Wire KSRO-Eye Opener KTKC-Trail to Happiness


KMJ *KHJ-News: KDB KVEC KGB

KHSL KIEM KTKC KPMC KFRC KVOE

*KNX-Paul Sullivan Reviews the News: KSFO KARM

Music in the Night: KGO KFSD KOH KTMS KFBK

Abe Lyman's Orch.: WOAI KERN KVOA

*News: KFOX KOA KTAR KDYL KDON KLX KOY

KECA-Sweeten's Orch. *KLO -Raymond Gram Swing KLS-Arthur D'Nunzio KMPC-Peter Potter KMTR-Religious Prgm. *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSL-Sunnyvale }elks KSRO-Musicale KWG-Baseball Gaine WBAP-Bobby Peters' Orch.

9:15 PST 10:15 MST KFI-Abe Lyman's Orch.: KPO

KTAR KDYL Griff Williams' Orch.: KDB KGB

KPMC KLO KIEM KHSL Baron Elliott's Orch.: KSL KOY

KARM KROY KSUN KDON-Dance Time KFOX-Army Prgm. *KFRC-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm. KHJ-Round Towner KLX-Pop Concert KMJ-Comedy; Music KNX-All Aboard KOA-Milton Shrednik's Orch. KPMC-Novatones *KSFO-News KTKC-Captain Quiz KVEC-The Great Gunns 9:30 PST 10:30 MST

KFI-Five Edwards, drama: KPO KMJ

*KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm.: KPMC KVOE KDON KTKC KDB KGB KHSL KIEM

Don Kaye's Orch.: KGO KERN *Joe Marsala's Orch.; News:

KOY KARM KROY Sonny Dunham's Orch.: KLO Eddie Le Baron's Orch.: WOAI

KVOA KTAR WBAP KDYL *News: KECA KMTR KTMS

KLX KSL KOH KUTA *KFBK-News; Traveling Show KFOX-Swing Time KFRC-Griff Williams' Orch. KFSD-Listening Time KLS-Valley Church KSRO-Chapel of the Chimes

9:45 PST 10:45 MST KECA-Don Kaye's Orch.: KTMS

KOH KUTA Carmen Cavallero's Orch.: KDB

KFRC KVOE KFXM KVEC KTKC KDON KGB KHSL

Eddie Le Baron's Orch.: KOA *Joe Marsala's Orch.; News: KSL *News: KFSD KPMC KFOX-Floor Show KHJ-Columns on Parade KIEM-To be announced KLX-Jerry Sears Presents KMTR-Special Events KNX-Texas Jim Lewis KSFO-Hedda Hopper's Hollywood 10:00 PST 11:00 MST *KFI-Reporter News: KPO KMJ KHJ-Freddy Martin's Orch.:

KVEC KFRC KVOE KPMC KTKC KDON KDB KHSL

KNX-Dick Jurgens' Orch.: KTUC KSL KOY KARM KMPC KROY

Art Jarrett's Orch.: KLO Jay Burnett's Orch.: KERN KMJ

KTMS KFSD KOH Musical Baseball: KGO *News: KOA KVOA KTAR KYA

KIEM KDYL-Three-Quarter Time RECA-Philharmonia KFOX-Dance Orch. KFSD-Jack Ross' Orch. KGB -George Bacon KJBS-Hour of Finest' Music KLS-Boxing Bouts *KLX-News; Cutting Capers

KMTR-Viennese Ensemble KRE-News; Organ Music *KSAN-News; Chinatown *KSFO-World Today KSL-Songtime *KUTA-Monitor News

10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-Maureen O'Connor, songs:

KDYL Out of This World: KERN KOH

KTAR KTMS KUTA Freddy Martin's Orch.: KPMC On Our Bandstand: KPO *News: KMPC KSFO KFAC-Melody Hour KFOX-Jud North s Orch. KLX-Bowling on the Air KMJ-U. S. Army Prgm. KMTR-Averill's Orch. KOA-Music You Want KROW-Music for Lovers KYA-Piano Course 10:30 PST 11:30 MST Henry King's Orch.: KGB KDB

KVOE K1' NM KVEC KPMC KHSL KTKC

Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KGO KMJ KOA KDYL

Reid Tanner's Orch.: KSL KOY KSFO KROY

Hemisphere Revue; Ben Grauer, ut.c.: KTAR KERN KTMS KUTA KOH KWG

Concert Hall: KPO *News: KLO KFRC KFSD KHJ

KFI KARM-Masterworks KFBK-Classic Hour KIOX-Larry t union's Orch. KLS-Dance Time KLX-Aimee Lawrence, pianist KMPC-Tropical Serenade KMTR-Special Events KNX-Masterworks of Music KQW-Dance Music KRE-Clainbake KYA-Musical Review 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KFI-Ozzie Nelson's Orch. Hemisphere Revue: KFSD KLO Henry King's Orch.: KFRC KFOX-Dick Ross KFSD-Derbyshow KLX-Dancetime KMPC-Royal Hawaiians KMTR-Musicale KOA-Melodies 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KHJ-Jimmy Lunceford's Orch.:

KFXM KVOE KVEC KPMC KFRC KGB ROB

KECA-Chuck Foster's Orch.: KPO KDYL

This Moving World: KERN KMJ KWG KFSD KTMS KOH

Chuck Foster's Orch.: KPO Bob Bradley & Organ: KSL

KROY *News: KFI KNX KROW *KARM-World Today KFAC-Night Shades KLS-Spotlight Parade *KLX-News; Nocturne KMPC-Dancing Party KMTR-Larry Herman's Orch. KOA-Moments of Melody *KRE-News; Clambake *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire;

News *KSFO-News; Symphony Hall 11:15 PST 12:15 MST KFI-Chuck Foster's Orch.: KMJ

KERN KWG *KECA-Organ; News: KTMS

KOH Music You Want: KGO

A tribute to composer Gluck, born July 2, 1714: 0 del mio dolce ardor from "Paride ed Elena." La Scala Orch., Beni- amino Gigli conducting; Che faro senza Euridice from "Or- feo cd Euridice,'' Enid Szantho: Overture front "Alceste,'' BBC Orch., Sir Adrian Bohlt conducting: Divinites du Styx from "Alceste," Helen Traubel; Dance of the Spirits from "Or- feo eel Euridice," New York Philharmonic Orch., Arturo 'l'os - canini conducting.

KARM-This Moving World KMTR-Musicale KNX-Public Affairs KROW-San Francisco Dances

11:30 PST 12:30 MST *KFI-Dave Marshall's Orch.;

News: KPO KMJ KFSD KOA KWG KERN KDYL KFBK

KHJ-Leighton Noble's Orch.: KHSL KGB KFXM KVOE KVEC KPMC KDB KFRC

KNX-Manny Strand's Orch.: KSL KARM KSFO KROY

KROW-Ship of Dreams 11:45 PST 12:45 MST *News: KFBK KWG 12:00 PST 1:00 MST KFAC-Midnight Matinee KHJ-Rhapsody in Wax KJBS-Owl Prgm. KLS-Cigar Box Revue KNX-Midnight Merry -Go -Round *KRE-News KRKD.Monkey's Jamboree KROW-Merry-Go-Round KROY-Midnight Revue KSFO-Midnight Club

End of Wednesday Programs

MORNING

7:00 PST 8:00 MST KFI-Western Agriculture: KPO

KUTA KOH *KHJ-News: KDB KVEC KPMC

KGB KFXM KVOE KFRC KTKC KDB

Story of Mary Marlin, sketch: KDYL KOA

*News: KGO *News: KSL KARM KDON KLO


m.c.: KTAR KTMS KVOA Viennese Ensemble: KLO KUTA

(sw-15.33) Pepper Young's Family: KDYL

KOA Day Book: KPO Breakfast Roundtable: KGO *News: KERN KMJ KMPC

KFI KOH 7:30 PST 8:30 MST


Traveling Cook: KVOA Lone Journey: KOA KDYL Choir Loft: KVOE KLO KHSL Music for Your Breakfast: KPO Breakfast Club: KGO KERN

KOH KFSD KWG *Knox Manning, news: KSL *News: KSRO KROW KRKD

KECA KUTA KDON KTMS KQW

7:45 PST 8:45 MST KFI-David Harum sketch: KPO

KDYL KOA KMJ *KHJ-News: KDB KVEC KFRC

KTKC KPMC KGB KVOE Buckeye Four: KLO Breakfast Club: KTMS KFBK Andrini Continentals: KUTA *News: KQW KROY


KMJ KERN KHJ-Good Morning Family: KGB

KPMC KFXM KVOE KVEC KHSL KDB

*KNX-Kate Smith Speaks: News: KTUC KOY KSL KSFO KARM KSUN

KECA-Breakfast Club: KVOA KFBK KOH KTAR

Betty Randall's Luncheon Party: KUTA KLO (sw-15.33)

*News: KFOX KFSD 8:15 PST 9:15 MST

KNX-When a Girl Marries: KSL KARM

Jay Burnett, songs: KG0 KTAR KFBK KOH KTMS KWG

Melodies by Miller: KLO Coffee Corner: KPO *Fleetwood Lawton: KERN KMJ *News: KOA KYA

8:30 PST 9:30 MST KFI-Deep River Boys *KHJ-News: KVOE KDB KGB

KHSL KPMC KVEC KNX-Romance of Helen Trent:

KARM KSL KSFO #KECA-News *Nat'l Farm & Home Hour; De-

fense News: KGO KFSD KLO KOH KTAR KERN KOA KWG (sw-15.33)

International Kitchen: KPO *News: KFAC KSRO KDON

8:45 PST 9:45 MST KNX-Our Gal Sunday: KARM

KSL KSFO KECA-Robert Lee Johnson Edith Adams' Future: KDB KGB

KPMC KVEC KHSL KFRC National Farm & Home Hour:

KUTA *News: KDYL KFI

9:00 PST 10:00 MST KHJ-Breakfast Club: KVOE

KDB KVEC KPMC KHSL KNX-Life Can Be Beautiful:

KSFO KSL B. -ad Reynolds, tnr. KPO *News: KMPC KTMS KTKC

KRE 9:15 PST 10:15 MST


KNX-Woman in White: KSFO KSL

KECA-Between the Bookends: KFSD KERN KTMS KOH KFBK KUTA (sw-15.33)

#News: KGO *News: KVOA KTAR


KDYL KOA KHJ-Front Page Farrell: KDB

KFRC KVOE KFXM KVEC KHSL KDON

KNX-The Right to Happiness: KSFO KSL

KECA-Women in a Changing World: KFSD KOH

Home Forum: KGO KWG Vincent Lopez' Orch.: (sw-15.33) Musicale: KFAC KMTR KARM-Today with God KERN -Town Topics

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1890: Idaho admitted to the Union

KFBK-Extra Value Time KGB -To be announced KJBS-Seaside Serenade KLO -Classified on the Air KLS-Melodies KLX-Organ KMPC-Family Bible KOY Lone Journey KPMC-Things Worth While *KQW-News; Music KRE-Masterworks KRKD-Weather; Music KROW-Rhythm Revue KROY-Good Morning Melodies KSAN-Health Talk KSRO-Something Old & New 9:45 PST 10:45 MST


KNX-Mary Lee Taylor: KSL KARM KSFO

*News; Jeno Bartal's Ensemble: KFSD KTAR KTMS KVOA KOH KLO

I'll Find My Way: KVEC KVOE KTKC KDON KFXM KDB KHSL KGB


*News: KMPS KRKD KROW KLS

*KECA-News; Woman's Page KFAC-Fred Forrest KFOX-Sophisticates KFRC-Let's Go Shopping KHJ-Top of the World KLX-Cutting Capers KMTR-Musicale KOY-Love Story KPMC-Doc Seller's Stories KSAN-Gospel Singer KSRO-Church in the Redwoods KTAR-Mary Lee Taylor KYA MorningInspirations 10:00 PST 11:00 MST KFI-Light of the World: KPO


*KHJ-Glenn Hardy, news: KDB KGB KVOE KVEC KFXM KHSL KTKC KFRC KPMC

KNX-Big Sister: KSL KOY KSFO KTUC KSUN

KECA-Art Baker's Notebook: KGO KFSD KTMS KOH

*Cedric Foster, comm.: KLO Marine Band: KUTA *News: KFOX KJBS KSRO

KARM KDON Musicale: KFAC KLS KECA-Soup to Nuts KERN -Morning Concert KFBK-Young Dr. Malone *KLX-News; Police Dept. KMPC-Andy & Virginia KMTR-Volney James KQW-Songs We Love *KRE-News; World's Waltzes KRKD-Paddock Flashes KROW-Just Relax KROY-Milady Shops *KSAN-News; Waltz Time KWG -Homemakers Scrapbook KYA-Grocers' News

10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-Mystery Man: KPO KMJ

KDYL KOA KTAR KVOA Navy Band: KGB KDB KPMC

KVOE KFRC KHSL KTKC KDON KVEC KFXM KIEM

KNX-Aunt Jenny's Stories: KSL KSFO KOY KTUC

KECA-Art Baker's Notebook: KFBK KWG

KARM-Singing Sam KFOX-Health Talk KHJ-To be announced KJBS-Melodies KLO -Musical Train KLS-Swap Shop *KLX-Weather; Stocks; News KRKD-Health Talk KROW-Today's Tempos KROY-Will Hudson's Orch. KSRO-Christian Science KYA-Singing Strings 10:30 PST 11:30 MST KFI-Valiant Lady: KPO KOA

KDYL KMJ KNX-Fletcher Wiley. talk: KSL

KARM KSFO KROY KECA-The Munros: KVOA KERN

KUTA Navy Band: KGB KDB KPMC

KFRC KVOE Milady's Music Box; Social Whirl:

KGO Intermezzo for Strings: (sw-

11.83 f KDON-Melody Parade *KFAC-News KFBK-Joyce Jordan KFOX-Concert Master KFSD-Doc Sellers' True Stories KHJ-Happy Homes KHSL-Telequiz KIEM-Challenge Butter KJBS-Melodies Moderne

KLS-Variety KLX-Rose Patterson, kitchen

talk KMPC-Spare the Rod KOH-Mary Lee Taylor KOY-Smooth Tunes KQW-Melody Parade KRKD-Musicale KROW-Rodeo Rhythm KSAN-Sons of Pioneers *KSRO-Concert; News KTAR-To be announced KTKC-Music Maestro KTMS-A to Z in Novelty KVEC-Bulletin Board KWG -Friendly Hour KYA-George Nyklicek 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KFI-Arnold Grimm's Daughter:

KPO KMJ KOA KDYL KNX-Kate Hopkins: KSL KTUC

KARM KSFO Jack Coffey's Orch.: KGB KDB

KPMC KFRC KFXM KIEM KECA-Midstream: KGO KTMS

KOH KTAR KVOA Ma Perkins: KERN KFBK KWG *News: KMPC KLS KUTA KFAC-Congregational Church KFSD-On With the Dance KMTR-Medical KOY-Singing Sam KRE-Tango Land KROW-Pictorial; Music; Smart

Set KROY-Marvin Dale's Orch. KSAN-Ma Perkins KYA-Behind the Scenes 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KFI-Against the Storm: KPO

KDYI. KOA KMJ KHJ-The Bookworm: KPMC

KIEM KDB KVOE KFRC KGB

KECA-Orphans of Divorce: KGO KUTA KFSD KERN KTMS KLO KFBK KWG

KNX-Martha Webster: KSFO KSL KARM KROY

*News: KTKC KVOA KTAR KDON-Henry King's Music KFAC-Man on the Street KFOX-Huntington Park News;

Tempos of Today KHSL-Sweet & Swing KJBS-Art Fadden, pianist KLS-Market Quizzers *KLX-News; Dr. Irving B. Ellis KMPC-Chef Milani 1í41T1' -Dr. Louis P. Talbot KOH-On the Air KOY-Dinner Bell KQW-Moods in Music *KRE-News; Tango Land KitK0-Teng, plane KROW-Question Wheel *KSAN-News; Memory Tunes KYA-Morning Concert 11:15 PST 12:15 MST KFI-Ma Perkins: KPO KDYL

ROA KMJ KHJ-To be announced: KFRC

KFXM KPMC KVOE KGB KDB KIEM

KNX-Frank Parker, tnr.: KSL KSFO KARM

KECA-Amanda of Honeymoon Hill: KGO KFSD KERN KLO KFBK KUTA KTMS KWG

KDON-Summertime Review KHSL-Standard School KJBS-Dance Memories KLX-Voices in Song KOH-Lest We Forget KRKD Musicale KROW-BMI Show Case *KROY-News KSAN-Homes on the Land KTAR-Noonday Rhythms KTKC-Quality Korner KVEC-Summertime Review KVOA-On With the Dance 11:30 PST 12:30 MST KFI-Guiding Light: KPO KOA

KDYL KMJ KHJ-Uncle Ned & Texas Rang-

ers: KFRC KFXM KPMC KVOE KGB KDB

KECA-John's Other Wife: KGO KLO KOH KFSD KERN KTMS KWG KFBK KUTA (sw-9.53)

To be announced: KARM KROY (sw-15.27)

*News: KOY KRKD KFAC-Musicale *KFOX-News; Rainbow Trio KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Musical Miniatures KLS-Tower of Health KLX-Spanish Melodies KMPC-Council of Beauty *KMTR-Monitor News *KNX-News; Today's Best Buys KQW-Rhythm Roundup KRE-Voice of the People KROW-Captain Quiz KSAN-Army Prgm.



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July 3, 1941

(11:30 a.m. Continued)

*KSL-News; Markets KSFO-Nancy Dixon KSRO-Sebastopol Neighbor KTAR-Phoenician Strings

11:45 PST 12:45 MST KFI-Vic & Sade: KPO KOA KMJ

KDYL *KHJ-Lillian Sherman, songs;

News: KDB KFRC KVEC KVOE KGB KHSL

KNX-Adventures in Science: KARM KSFO KROY KSL (sw-15.27)

KECA-Just Plain Bill: KGO KLO KERN KFSD KTMS KOH KWG KFBK KUTA (sw-9.53- 15.33)

KDON-Dance Music KFOX-Garden School KIEM-Singing Sam KJBS-Smart Musical Styles *KLS-News KLX-Stocks KMPC-Farm Journal KMTR-Special Events KOY-Siesta KPMC-Inquiring Reporter KRKD-Musicale KROW-R. S. V. P. KSAN-Hit Tunes KTKC-Melody Mix -Up

AFTERNOON 12:00 PST 1:00 MST KFI-Backstage Wife: KPO KOA

KDYL KNX-Catalina Fun Quiz: KOY

KARM KROY KSFO KTUC KSUN

KECA-Mother o' Mine: KGO KERN KTMS KFSD KLO KWG KFBK KUTA (sw-9.53- 15.33)

*News: KDB KGB KVOE KVEC KHSL KPMC

Concert Orch.: (sw-15.27) *News: KFAC KROW KFRC

KHJ KDON-Today in Santa Cruz KFOX-Dance Orch KIEM-Stocks; Hi Jinks KJBS-Mythical Ballroom KLS-Thomas Dias *KLX-News; Dixieland Strings *KMJ-Weather; News KMPC-Music City KOH-Man on the Street KQt\'-Fárm Market Reports *KRE-News; Don Hatnbly *KSAN-News; Vocal Varieties KSL-Siesta KSRO-Man on the Street KTAR-Shall We Waltz? KTKC-Lost Empires *KYA-Monitor News; Music

12:15 PST - 1:15 MST KFI-Stella Dallas: KPO KOA

KDYL KMJ KNX-Mvr serf Marge. sketch:

HARM KSFO KSL To be announced: KDB KGB Club Matinee; Garry Moore,

m.c.: KGO KVOA KTAR KUTA KTMS (sw-9.53-15.33)

*News: KERN KFOX KMPC KTKC KDON KSRO KFSD KOH KECA KQW KWG

KFAC-Backseat Driver KFBK-Inquiring Mike KFRC-To be announced KHJ-Homemakers' Club KHSL-Singing Sam KLO -Hello, Neighbor KLX-Dancetime KOY-Markets KPMC-To be announced KROW-Man on the Street KROY-Singing Sain KVE(' Matinee Melodies EVA -Man on the Street 12:30 PST 1:30 MST KFI-Lorenzo Jones: KPO KMJ

KDYL KOA KNX-Woman of Courage: KARM

KSFO KSI. KROY KECA-Club Matinee: KFSD KLO Johnson Family: KDB KFRC

KVOE KGB KVEC KHSL *News: KJBS KTMS KDON-People's Exchange KERN -Farm Quotes; Cowboy Slim KFAC-Concert *KFBK-News KFOX-South American Music *KIEM-News; Farm Journal KLX-Hawaiian KMPC-Baseball Game KOH-Sam Cuff; Dance Music KOY-Buster Fite KPMC-Singing Sam KQW-Trading Post KRKD-Jimmie's Saddle Pals KROW-Trader Fred KSAN-Looking Over Europe;

Luncheon Melodies

KSRO-RFD 1350 KTKC-Hollywood Newsreel KWG -Fingerprinting System; To

be announced KYA-Luncheon Concert 12:45 PST 1:45 MST KFI-Young Widder Brown: KPO

KDYL KMJ KOA KHJ-Three for Tea: KFXM KGB

KVEC KVOE KDB KFRC KNX-Stepmother: KSL KARM

KSFO *KECA-Dean Holt, pianist;

News: KVOA KFSD KTMS KOH KLO KUTA

*On the Air; News: KGO Vic & Sade: KERN *Edgar A. Guest; News: (sw-

9.53) KDON-Noontime Rhythms KFBK-Vic & Sade KFOX-Symphonic Swing KHSL-Markets; Tunetime KIEM-United Press on the Air KJBS-Melody Motorcade KLX-Classics KPMC-Date Book KQW-Concert in Song KROW-Rhythm & Romance *KROY-News KSRO-Luncheon Club KTAR-The Poetry Exchange KTKC-Markets KWG -Pacific Clips

1:00 PST 2:00 MST KFI-Home of the Brave: KOH

KPO KOA KMJ KERN KDYL KFBK KWG

KNX-Hymns of All Churches: KARM KSFO KSL

KHJ-Johnson Family: KFXM *Richard Brooks, comm.: KLO

KUTA KFSD KVOA KTMS KTAR

*News: KDB KVEC KGB KDON KVOE KPMC KHSL

Chasing the Blues: KSUN (sw- 15.27)

Agricultural Bulletin: KGO Ireene Wicker: (sw-9.53) KECA-Classic Hour KFAC-Science of Mind KFOX-Classified KFRC-U. S. A., Limited KIEM-To be announced KJBS-Eastern Races; Afternoon

Varieties KLS-T. N. T. *KLX-News; Vocal Solos KMTR-Indian Tales KOY-Popular Melodies KQW-Melody at One *KRE-News; Cloister Echoes *KRKD -News: Musty KROW-Sparkling Melodies KROY-The King's Men *KSAN-News; Rhythm Review. *KSRO-News; Rhythms KTKC-Farm & Home *KYA-News

1:15 PST 2:15 MST KFI-Portia Faces Life: KPO

KOH KOA KMJ KERN KTAR KDYL KFBK KVOA KIEM

KHJ-To be announced: KDB KVEC KVOE KPMC KFRC KGB KFXM KDON KIEM

Genevieve Rowe, songs: KOY KTUC KSUN

Chansonette: KGO KTMS KLO KUTA

The Bartons: (sw-9.53) KARM-Chapel in the Sky KFAC-Musicale KFOX-Floor Show KFSD-Ann Gibson KHSL-Varieties KLS-Jan's Journal KLX-Home Economics Director KMTR-Special Events KNX-Road of Life KRKD-City Halt KROW-Air Previews KROY-Hostess Corner KSAN-Portuguese Reporter KSFO-Singing Sam KSL-1-inda Lee *KSRO-Monitor News KTKC-Vocal Variety KYA-Moment Rhythmical


KMJ KTAR KVOA KERN KDYL KFBK KOH KWG

KNX-The O'Neills: KSL KSFO KHJ-We Are Always Young:

KGB KDB KPMC KVOE KVEC KFRC KIEM KHSL

John Sturgess, bar.: KLO *Monitor News: KFOX KRE KDON-Date Book KFSD-Agricultural Conservation KLX-Swing Ensembles KMTR-Pension Sweepstakes *KOY -News KQW-American Legion Auxiliary KRKD-U. S. C. Prgm KROW-Castles of Romance *KROY-Monitor News KSRO-Siesta

KTKC-Concert Echoes KYA-Musical Mirror

1:45 PST 2:45 MST KFI-Story of Mary Marlin: KPO

KDYL KFBK KMJ KERN KWG

KHJ-Edith Adams' Future: KDB KGB KFRC KPMC KFXM KHSL KVOE KVEC KDON

KNX-To be announced: KARM KSFO KROY KOY KTUC KSUN KSL

Johnny Johnston, bar.: KTMS KOH KLO

Metodiana: KGO Arizona Educational Assn: KTAR

KVOA KFOX-Orlanders *KFSD-Monitor News KIEM-Musicale KLX-Accordiana KMTR-Special Events KOA-Musical Magazine KQW-Wheel Chair Chats KRE-Lions Club KRKD-Singing Waiters KSAN-Mary Marlin KSRO-Town Topics KUTA-String Serenade

2:00 PST 3:00 MST KFI-Pepper Young's Family: KPO

KFBK KERN KWG KHJ-Confessions of a Corsair:

KDB KGB KPMC KVEC KDON KVOE KFRC KHSL

*KNX-Knox Manning, news: KARM KSFO KROY

KECA-Betty Randall's Luncheon Party: KGO KFSD KTAR KOH KTMS

Ceasar Petrillo's Orch.; Sports: KSL KOY KTUC KSUN

*Three Suns Trio; News: KMJ 9.53)

Ireene Wicker: KUTA *News: KLO KYA KDYL-A to Z in Novelty KFOX-Civic News KIEM-House of McGregor KJBS-Tea Time Tunes KLS-Jitterbugs on Parade *KLX-News; Lost & Found KMTR-Woman's World KOA-Judy & Jane KQW-Tropical Moods *KRE-News; Music KRKD Musicale *KSAN-News; Pop Tunes *KSRO-News; Music KTKC-This 'n' That KVOA-J a c i n t o Orozco's Hora


KFI-Lone Journey: KPO KMJ KHJ-As the Twig Is Bent: KGB

KDON KTKC KFRC KFXM KPMC KVOE KVEC KIEM KHSL KDB

Outdoors with Bob Edge: KSL KARM KSFO KTUC KOY

Camp Grant in Review: KLO *Three Suns; News: KERN The Bartons: KUTA *KDYL-News KECA-What's Doing KFAC-County Federation KFOX-Music Appreciation KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist KNX-Backgrounds for Melody KOA-As the Twig Is Bent KQW-Ridin' the Range KROY-Stock Markets; Afternoon

Melodies KSRO-Dance Time KWG -The Munros

2:30 PST 3:30 MST KFI-Speaking of Liberties: KMJ

KERN *KHJ-News with Hughes: KVEC

KDON KFXM KVOE KGB KPMC KDB KIEM KHSL

KNX-Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne. KSL KTUC KOY KSUN KARM KSFO


Rod Hendrickson: KPO To be announced: KLO Drama Behind the News: KUTA *News: KRKD KTKC KDYL-Library; Voices in Song KFAC-Musicale KFBK-Kate Hopkins KFOX-Melodies KFRC-To be announced KFSD-Listening Time KJBS-Bits of This & That KLS-Beautiful Melodies KLX-Stocks KOA-Road of Life KQW-Light Classics KROW-Watchtower; Music *KSAN-Swing Session; News *KSRO-Financial News; News KTAR-Heart to Heart how KWG -Vic & Sade KYA-Latin-American Way 2:45 PST 3:45 MST

KHJ-Let's Play Bridge: KFRC KVOE KVEC KPMC KDB KDON KGB KIEM

KECA-Wings on Watch: KGO KTMS KFSD KLO KUTA KOH

Musical Jackpot: KPO Paul Douglas, sports: KVOA

KDYL

*The World Today: KSL KOY ,KARM KROY KSUN KTUC

(sw-6.06) Road of Life: KERN KFBK

KWG KFAC-J. Newton Yates, organist KFI-Jack Owens, tenor KHSL-Matinee Melodies *KLS-News KLX-Vocal Solos KMJ-Backstage Wife KNX-Nancy Dixon, shopping

guide KOA-Markets; Melodies KQW-Melodies of the Moment KR KR -Musicale KROW-Heart Throbs of a City KSFO-Road of Life KSRO-Hawaiian Echoes KTKC-Tune Tornado 3:00 PST 4:00 MST

KNX-To be announced: KARM KSFO KTUC

KECA-The Bartons Side Street Vignettes: KVOA Count Your Blessings: KGO

KWG KTMS KFSD Easy Aces: KLO KUTA Elwyn Cross: KERN KMJ KOH KDON-Dance Parade KDYL-Horace Heidt's Orch. KFAC-Musicale KFBK-Crossroads Troubador *KFI-News KFOX-Rube Hiram's Orch. *KFRC-News; State Employment *KGB-Monitor News *KGER-News; Music; L. B. Band KHJ-I'il Find My Way KHSL-Musical Newsy KIEM-Lost Empire *KJBS-News KLS-Rhythm Ramblings *KLX-News; Stringing Along KMPC-Afternoon Recess KMTR-Aircraft KOY-Wayside Chapel KPMC-Studio Notes KQW-Organ Melodies *KRE-News; Open House KRKD-Dick McIntire's Hawaiians KROW-Civic Service KROY-What's New KSAN-Elwin Cross KSL-Songs for Moderns *KSRO-News; Concert KTAR-Cowboy Tunes KYA-Ballroom Matinee 3:15 PST 4:15 MST

KHJ-Here's Morgan: KDB KGB KDON KTKC KPMC KVEC KFRC KFXM KVOE

KNX-Young Dr. Malone: KOY KARM KSFO KTUC KSUN KSL

KECA-Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Persons: KGO KFSD KERN KFBK KUTA KLO KOH KTMS KWG

*News of the World: KPO KMJ KVOA KTAR

KDYL-Jerry Sears' Music KFAC-Symphony KFI-Agnes White KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Ruth Thompson KLS-Feature KLX-Siesta KMTR-Eugenie Clare *KOA-News KQW-Popular Favorites KSAN-Vic & Sade 3:30 PST 4:30 MST

KHJ-Mystery Hall: KDB KFXM KDON

Georgia Lee Layton: KGO Joe Gallicchio's Orch.: KTMS

KOH Against the Storm: KERN KFBK

KWG The Bartons: KPO Console Echoes: KTUC KSUN

KARM KROY KDYL-Little Show KECA-Unclassic Hour KFI-What's Doing KFOX-Walt Schumann's Orch. KFRC-Sidewalk Reporter KFSD-Dinner Concert NCB -Studio Prgm. KHSL-Roundup KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Eastern Races; Dance


ian Ensemble KLS-Strictly Boogie Woogie KLX-Tea Time KMJ-Road of Life KMPC-Sky Room KMTR-Pianos *KNX-News; Fletcher Wiley KOA-Organ; Face of the War KOY-Hawaiian Music KPMC-Mystery Hall *KQW-News; Roundup KRKD-Musicale KROW-Newspaper KSAN-Instrumental Melodies KSFO-Bob Andersen; To be an-

nounced KSL-Party Line KTAR-Phoenician Strings; Jingles KTKC-Matinee Melodies KUTA-Navy Prgm. KVEC-Songs of Your Heart KVOA-Sermon & Song

3:45 PST 4:45 MST *KFI-H. V. Kaltenborn, comm.:

KGO KOA KMJ KFSD KOH KDYL

The Symphonettes: KTUC KOY KROY KARM KSUN

Bard of the By -Ways: KPO Lone Journey: KERN KFBK

KWG KFOX-Just Relax KLO -To be announced *KLS-News KMTR-Special Events KRKD-Venna Taylor & Santaella KSFO-Galen Drake KSL-Old Songs-New Settings KUTA-To be announced 4:00 PST 5:00 MST

KFI-Art Baker's Notebook *KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm.:

KGB KVOE KFRC KPMC KDON KFXM KIEM KHSL

KECA-The World's Best, drama: KERN KFSD KTMS KOH KFBK KUTA KLO

tee Sweetland. bar.: KPO Memory Book of Melodies: KGO KARM-For Women Only KDYL-Listen to Leibert *KFOX-News; Varieties *KGER-News KJBS-Matinee Melodies KLS-Jackson's Half Hour *KLX-News; Brides' Forum KMJ-Safety First KMPC-Hollywood Blvd. Quiz KMTR-Special Events KNX-European Roundup KOA-Listening Time KOY-Music for Five KQW-Concert Miniature *KRE-News; Music KRKD-Musicale KROY-Buddy Cole's Orch. *KSAN-News; Island Melodies KSL-Story Telling Time *KSRO-News; Time for Tea KTAR-Ben Hur Prgm. KTKC-Salon Moments KVEC-Californians KVOA Where to Go. What to Do KWG -Pot o' Gold KYA-Goodwill Corner

4:15 PST 5:15 MST KHJ-Sky Over Britain: KVOE

KFRC KVEC KPMC KGB KDB

Organ Concert: KPO KTAR KERN

KARM-Console Reveries KDON-Teatime Tunes KDYL-Musical Varieties KFAC-Musicale KFOX-Paging the Past KHSL-Meet the Band *KIEM-Monitor News KMJ-Right Time for Listening KMPC-Moments Musicale KNX-Fletcher Wiley KOY-They Say Today KRKD-Movieland Quiz KROY-Jack Connor Trio KSAN-Clear Lake Musicale KSL-Off the Record 4:30 PST 5:30 MST

*KHJ-John Paul Dixon, news: KDB KVOE KPMC KVEC KGB KDON KLO KIEM

KECA-Ireene Wicker: KGO KOH KERN

Waltz With Us: KPO *News: KFRC KJBS KMPC

KTAR KOA KDYL KWG KFI KARM-Superman KFAC-L. A City College KFBK-Markets KFOX-Jamboree KFSD-Medical Society Talk KHSL-Don Hollingsworth KLS-March of Music KLX-Spanish Melodies KMJ-To be announced KMTR-Santaellá s Ensemble KNX-Your Singing Neighbor KOY-Styled for Superior KQW-Rhythm Revue KRKD-Musicale KROW-News Variety KROY-Dyana Gayle KSAN-Your Opinion KSFO-To be announced KSL-Music; Sports KTKC-Pacific Paradise KTMS-Nova Time KUTA-Alvino Rey's Orch. KVOA-Comedv KYA-Variations on Syncopation 4:45 PST 5:45 MST

KHJ-Skinnay Ennis' Orch.: KDB KVOE KPMC KGB KVEC KDON KLO

*KNX-Bob Garred, news: KSFO KSFO KARM KROY

KECA-Superman -

The Barton s: KTMS KFSD KFBK KOH KWG

Diane Courtney, songs: KERN KDYL KUTA

Ballad Time: KPO Tea Time Tunes: KGO *News: KSL KLS KRKD KYA

KTKC KECA-Superman KFAC-Christian Science KFI-Bridge Club KFOX-Dick Ross KFRC-To be announced; Theaters

KHSL-Rumba Time KJBS-Dance Orch. KLX-Aimee Lawrence, pianist KMJ-On With the Dance KMPC-Console Patterns KMTR-Special Events KOA-Novatime *KOY-Movies; News KROW-Hollywood Newsreel KSAN-Teatime Tunes KTAR-Comedy; Music KVOA-Sports 5:00 PST 6:00 MST

KFI-Kraft Music Hall; Bing Crosby, m.c.; Bob Burns; Con- nie Boswell; Music Maids; Don Ameche; Ken Carpenter; John- ny Trotter's Orch.: KPO KOA KDYL KMJ KTAR KVOA

KNX-Major Bowes' Amateur Hr.: KSL KOY KSUN KTUC

Honor town: Scranton, Pa. KARM KSFD

KECA-Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: KUTA KGO KLO

*News: KTMS KFSD KHJ KDON-Jerry Sears' Music KERN -Time for Music KFAC-Musicale *KFBK-News; Musical Moments KFOX-God's Sunshine KFRC-San Francisco After Dark KGB -George Bacon KHSL-Don Allen KIEM-Musicale KJBS-Dinner Dance KLS-Golden State Special *KLX-News; Songs of the Range KMPC-Gypsy Strings KMTR-Dr. Clem Davies KOH-Cash for Listening KPMC-Musicale KQW-Record Shop *KRE-News; Open House KRKD-Songs of Saddle KROW-Johnny Jump Up KROY-Lud Gluskin's Orch. *KSAN-News; Evening Concert *KSRO-News; Concert KTKC-Romance in Rhythm KVEC-Sunset Serenade KWG -Pacific Symposium KYA-Chamber of Commerce;

Waltz Music 5:15 PST 6:15 MST

Robin Hood Dell Concerts: KDB KPMC KFXM KVEC KVOE KGB KIEM

Major Bowes' Amateur Hour: (sw-6.06)

*News: KMPC KLS *KECA-News KFBK-Treasure Island KFRC BlackFlame of the Amazon KFSD-Maxine Sauttnr KHJ-Captain Dance^ KLO -Earl Donaldson, pianist KROW-Alvino Rey's Orch. KSRO-Front Page Drama KTMS-Timely Tempos KYA-We the Kids 5:30 PST 6:30 MST

KHJ-Shafter Parker Circus: KDB KTKC KDON KFRC KGB KPMC KFXM KVEC KVOE KHSL

KECA-Drama Behird the News: KGO KFSD KT?I

Robin Hood Dell Concerts: KLO News Here and Abroad: KUTA

KWG *KERN -News; Time for Music;

Jingles KFAC-Whoa Bill Club *KFBK-Ted Steele; H. V. Kal-

tenborn; Nickel Man KFOX-Jamboree KLS-Bulletin Board KLX-Dixieland Strings KMPC-Uncle Harry KMTR -Musicale KOH-Dinner Dance KQW-Sentimental Moods *KRE-News KRED Rare Results KROW-Western Rangers *KROY-News; Stan Myers'

Orch. *KSAN-News; Harry Horlick KSRO-Secrets of Happiness KYA-Junior G -Men

FREQUENCIES KFI-640 KOH-630 KECA-790 KOY-550 KHJ-930 KPMC-1600 KNX-1070 KPO-680 KARM-1340 KQW-740 KDB-1490 KRE-1400 KDON-1240 KRKD-1150 KDYL-1320 KROW-960 KERN -1410 k.ROY-1240 KFAC-1330 k:SAN-1450 KFBK-1530 KSFO-560 KFOX-1280 KSL-1160 KFRC-610 KSRO-1350 KFSD-600 KSUN-1230 KFWB-980 KTAR-620 KFXM-1240 KTKC-920 KGB -1360 KTMS-1250 KGO-810 KTUC-1400 KHSL-1290 KUTA-570 KIEM-1480 KVEC-1230 KJBS-1100 KVOA-1290 KLO -1430 KVOE-1490 KLS-1310 KWG -1230 KLX-910 KYA-1260 KMJ-580 WBAP-820 KMPC-710 WFAA-820 KMTR-570 WOAI-1200 KOA-850


5:45 PST 6:45 MST KHJ-Captain Midnight: KFRC

KTKC KDON KPMC KFXM KIEM KHSL KVEC KVOE KGB KDB

To be announced; Jingles: KGO KUTA


Show; Jingles KLS-Dinner Music KLX-Vocal Solos *KOH-News; Jingles KQW-Theater Guide *KRE-Headlines in Small Type KRKD-Concert Music KSRO-Rhythm Revue; Comedy KWG-Sports KYA-Superman



6:00 PST 7:00 MST KFI-Cugat Rumba Revue: KPO

KDYL KOA KTAR KMJ KVOA 1VOAI \\'BAP

KHJ-Confidentially Yours: KDB KTKC KFRC KGB KPMC KVOE KVEC

KNX-Glenn Miller's Orch.; Ray Eberle & Paula Kelly: KOY KSFO KARM KSUN KSL KTUC (sw-6.06)

KECA-Sealtest Rudy Vallee Pro- gram; John Barry inure : KGO KFSD KTMS KERN KFBK KOH KWG

*Parade of the News: KLO *News: KJBS KIlOW KSRO

KQW KDON-Highlights of Sports KFAC-Concert *KFOX-News; Sports KHSL-Cal Hernian; Music KIEM-Musicale *KLS-News; P.- T. A. Prgm. *KLX-News; Dinner Concert KMPC-Alan Lane, songs KMTR-Irwin Allen *KRE-News; Il Radio Giornale KItKD-Coucert Music KROY-Major League Scores;

Singing Surf Riders *KSAN-News; Dinner Music KUTA-Petite Musicale KYA-Dude Martin

6:15 PST 7:15 MST KNX-Professor Quiz, with Bob

Trout: KSL KARM KSFO (sw-6.06)

KHJ-Twilight Trails: KGB KDB KVOE KPMC

KDON-Supper Dance KFOX-5 Minutes About Beauty;

Music KFRC-Supper Concert KIEM-Comedy KJBS-Don Allen's Orch. KLS-Race Results KMPC-Hollywood Park KMTR-Dick Terry KOY-Sports; Music KQ\V-Ira Blue KRKD-Fishing News KROW-Dinner Hour Melodies KSAN-Hovland Speaks KSRO-1350 Club

*News; Four Clubmen: KSUN

*News of the World: 6.06)

*News Conference: KGO Regal Amblings: KPO KDON-Dinner Concert KFOX-Governor Speaks KFRC-To be announced KFSD-Radio Rummy KGB -America's Answer KHJ-Something to Talk About K1EM-Affairs of State KJBS-American Bar Assn KLO -Bundles for Britain KMPC-Table for Two KMTR-Ed Bobbin KOY-Selective Service KPMC-Comedy; Music KQW-Modern Musicale KRE-Twilight Serenade *KSL-News of the World KTKC-Dinner Music KTMS-Sports KUTA-Supper Melodies KVOA-Lost Mines 7:00 PST 8:00 MST

KFI-Fred Waring's Orch.: KPO KOA KMJ KTAII KVOA WOAI WBAI' ICDYL

KHJ-Affairs of State: ICFRC KPMC KGB KFXM KVOE KHSL KDB KVEC

KNX-Amos 'n' Andy: KSL KSFO KARM

Elizabeth Russell, songs; Orch.: KGO KTMS

Art Jarrett's Orch.: KLO *News: KLX KItKD Sports: KOH KROY KDON-Variety Hour KECA-Boy Scouts of America KERN -Music for You KFBK-Barrel of Fun KFOX-Our Daily Bread KFSD-Canip Callan KIEM-Dalys Lucky 7 KJBS-Its Dance Time KMPC-Strollin' Toni KMTR-Special Events *KOY-Newspaper of the tit *KRE-News; Masters' Music *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Jack Armstrong KUTA-Sports; Dugout Dope KWG-Salon Orch.; Charles Lu-

nius KYA-Ernie Smith's Sportlite 7:15 PST 8:15 MST

KFI-Lum 'n' Abner: KPO KM.1 KHJ-Inside of Sports: KFXM

KFRC KPMC KTKC KHSL KGB

KNX-Lanny Ross, tnr.: KSL KARM KSFO

Delaware Race Park Preview: KDB KVEC KLO

*News: KSFO KOA KVOA KDYL

KDON-Mutiny on the high Seas KERN -Old Loved Melodies KFOX-Fireside Philosophy KLS-Thomas Dias KLX-Ray Block's Swing Fourteen lí\IPC-For Gentlemen Onls K MTR-Aircraft KOH-Elizabeth Russell KOY-33 to 1

KQW-Fish & Game Finder KRKD Waltz Time KROW-Italian-American Hour KROY-Don Allen's Orch. KSRO-Music That Charms *KTAR-Headlines & Highlights

KTKC-Trail to Happiness KUTA-Baseball Game *KVEC-Fulton Lewis, Jr. KWG -Dance Orch.; Comedy

6:30 PST 7:30 MST KYA-Just Quote Me KFI-Good Neighbors, drama; WBAP-Headlines in Song

Symphony Orch.; Frank Black, WOAI-Prize Parade dir.: KTAR KERN KOH 7:30 PST 8:30 MST KFBK KFI-Maxwell House Coffee Time: *KHJ-John B. Hughes, news: Fanny Brice; Hanley Stafford; KGB KFRC KPMC Frank Morgan; John Conte:

KECA-Montreal Symphony Con- Meredith Vinson', Orch.: KPO certs: KGO KWG KERN KOA KTAR KVOA

Richard Himber's Orch.: KPO KMJ KDYL KFBK KWG *News: KDON KTMS KUTA *KHJ-Wythe Williams, comm.:

KTKC KLO KDB KFRC 1CP111C KVOE A Barrel of Fun: KMJ KOA KLO KGB KVEC KTKC Musicale: KFOX KVOA KDYL-Dr. Pepper Parade KFSD-Frontier Fighters KGER-Board of Education KHSL-Preview; Variety KIEM-To be announced KJBS-Dance Orch. KLS-Mi Rancho KMPC-Sports KMTR-Sports KOY-Let's Dance KQW-Styled for Dancing KRKD-Concert Music KROW-L'Italia Prgin. KROY-Diener Serenade KSAN-Swingtinie ESRO -Italian Musicale KVEC-Music at Evening KYA-Twilight Favorites WBAP-Quiz of Two Cities WOAI-Dr. Pepper Parade

6:45 PST 7:45 MST *KNX-Here's the Cue; Bob

Garred: KARM KSFO *KECA-News N. E. A. Convention: KFSD

Topic: Time School's l'art in the Maintenance and Develop- ment or Demtocr:(cy "

KTUC

(sw-

KDON ICIEM KHSL KNX-Your Marriage Club: KSL

KSFO KROY KARM Clark Dennis, tnr.: KFSD KOHL

KTMS Dinner at Omar's: KGO Harry James' Orch.: WOAI KECA-Howard & Shelton KLX-Ray Cortsou, tenor KMTR-Special Events KQW-Comedy; Novelties KRKD-Do You Know? (\'BAP -Sweet & Low.

7:45 PST 8:45 MST KHJ-Art Linkletter: KDB KGB

KFRC KVOE KIISL Orrin Tucker's Orch.: KLO Andrini Continentals: KGO KOH

KFSD KTMS KTAR Harry James' Orch. WBAP *News: KMPS KYA hUUN -Ilawaiian Serenade I -.ECA -Talk by Mayor Bowrom KFOX-Robert Arden KLX-Sports KPMC-Jan King KQW-Weather; Tango Time KROW-Mixed Choir

KSRO-Campus Mirror KTKC-Variety Prgm. KVEC-Rhapsody at Eventide WOAI-Political Talk

8:00 PST 9:00 MST KFI-The Aldrich Family: KPO

KOA KTAR KMJ KVOA KDYL

KHJ-Standard Symphony Hour: KFRC KVOE KDB KVEC KGB KDON KRKD KQ\V KPMC KFXM KHSL KIEM

*KNX-N e w s; Tony Pastor's Orch.: KOY ESL KARM (sw- 6.17)

KECA-Easy Aces: KGO KERN KFSD KTMS KOH KFBK KWG

Tony Pastor's Orch.: KLO *News: 1VOAI WFAA KFAC

KROW KFOX-Rev. Earl Ivie KLS-Andrew LaRocca *KLX-News; Dixieland Strings KMPC-Masters Hour KVI'flt-Property Owners KOY-Voices in Song *KRE-News; Frolics; Oddities

on Ice KROY-Fanfare *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire *KSFO-To be announced; News KSRO-Music by the Masters KYA-Evening Concert 8:15 PST 9:15 MST

KECA-News of the Week in In- dustry: 1íGO KWG

Floyd Wright, organist: KFSD KTMS KOH KIRK

*KERN -News KFAC-Baseball Gaine KLX-imee Lawrence, pianist KMTR-Rovere's Singing Waiters KRE-Lucky Fishing WFAA-Moonlight & Shadows WOAI-Pat Flaherty, sports 8:30 PST 9:30 MST

KFI-Tommy Riggs & Betty Lou: I -(PO KMJ

*News; Jimmy Joy's Orch.: KLO

*Chuck Foster's Orch.; News: KERN KVOA KTMS KTAR 1C011 NI'BK

Feliow Sportsmen: KGO *Abe Lyman's Orch.; News:

WOAI 1VFAA Dance Orch.: l -l. KARM KSFO

KROY *News: KDYL KECA KFSD KLX-Hass anal' KMPC-Catalina Fun Quiz Kyr l i:- i venom:racy KNX-Tonight's Best Buys KUA-News of ilte Week in In-

dustry KOY-To be announced ICRE-Music Wranglers KROW-Baseball Gaine 1í1\'G Baseball Game

8:45 PST 9:45 MST KNX-Lud Gluskin's Orch. KECA-Richard Brooks *Chuck Foster's Orch.; News:

KGO KTAII KFSD *Abe Lyman's Orch.; News:

KOA The Governor Speaks: KERN KDYL-To be announced KFBK-Governor Speaks KFOX-Hawaiian Music KLX-Accordian a *K111PC-News KMTR-Special Events KSAN-Governor Speaks *KSL-News & Melody KSRO-Gaslight Harmonv 9:00 PST 10:00 MST

*KHJ-Glenn Hardy, news: KDB KFXM KVEC K\'OE KFRC KGB KPMC KIEM KHSL

*KNX-Paul Sullivan, comm.: KSFO KARM

KECA-Emil Petti's Orch.: KTAR KFSD KTMS KOH KFBK

Comedy; Musical Potpourri: KPO World's Best, drama: KGO Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KMJ KERN

\\'FAA *News: KOA KVOA KFOX

KDYL KTKC KDON KFI-Quiz Court KFVD-Hank the Night Watch-

man *KGER-News, A Night u,

Mexico *KLO -Fulton Lewis, Jr. KLS-Arthur D'Nunzio *KLX-News; Dancetime KMPC-Peter Potter KMTR-Horsemen's Forum KOY-Reporters KQW-Baseball Game *IíRE-News; Music KROY-Henry Busse's Orch. *KSAN-:News; Requests by Wire KSL-Saltair Orch. KSRO-Musicale WOAI-Good Neighbors

9:15 PST 10:15 MST Leighton Noble's Orch.: KDB

KGB KPMC KLO KTKC KDYL KIEM KHSL

Ken Ward, songs; Organist: KOY KSUN KARM KROY

Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KVOA Good Neighbors, drama: KPO

KDON-Dance Time KFOX-Travelog *KFRC-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm. KHJ-Round Towner KLX-Little Concert KMJ-Richard Himber's Orch. KMTR-Special Events KNX-Dave Lane, songs *KOA-H. V. Kaltenborn, news KSFO-Dial-O-Word KTKC-Captain Quiz KVEC-Mystery Hall 9:30 PST 10:30 MST

*KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm.: KVEC KVOE KPMC KGB KTKC KDON KHSL KIEM KDB

Don Bestor's Orch.: KLO *Art Kassel's Orch.; News: KSL

KTUC KOY Neil Bondshu's Orch.: KMJ KOA

WOAI WFAA Dancing with Clancy: KGO

KERN KVOA KTAR *Ness's: KTMS KSL KMTR KLX

KOH By the Way: KNX KARM KSFO

ICROY KDYL-Symphonic Serenade *KFBK-News; Traveling Show KFI-Packard Playhouse KFOX-Swing Time KFRC-Jr. Chamber of Commerce KFSD-Listening Time KLS-Valley Church KSAN-Quiet Moments KSRO-Chapel of the Chimes *JCIITA-Monitor News

9:45 PST 10:45 MST KECA-Dancing with Clancy: KOH

KUTA Neil Bondshu's Orch.: KPO Don Bestor's Orch.: KDB KTKC

KVEC KFXM KFRC KVOE KHSL

*Art Kassel's Orch.; News: KARM KROY

*News: KPMC KVOA KFSD KDON-Gray Gordon's Orch. KFOX-Floor Show KGB -Town Crier KHJ-Rosicrucians KIEM-To be announced KLX-American Legion Talk K\1T1{-Special Event- ICNX-Texas Jim Lewis KSFO-Rita Murray KTMS-Cmuedy; Dance Time 10:00 PST 11:00 MST *KFI-Repurter News: KPO KMJ KHJ-Haven of Rest: KGB KDB

KFXM KVEC KVOE KFRC KTKC KDON KIEM

KNX-Ray Noble's Orch.: KSL KTUC KOY KROY KARM

Marine Band: KGO KERN KOH KFSD KTMS KVOA KUTA

Art Jarrett's Orch.: KLO *News: KOA KYA KIEM KECA-Philharntonia KFOX-Ballroom KJBS-Hour of Finest Music KLS-Patricia Reynolds

P-10/38

THURSDAY, Page 29

July 3, 1941

*KLX-News; Road Information; Cutting Capers

KMPC-Night Flight KMTR-Viennese Ensemble KPMC-Musicale *KRE-News; Organ Music *KSAN-News; Chinatown *KSFO-World Today KWG -Wrestling Match 10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-Abe Lyman's Orch. On Our Bandstand: KPO Marine Band: KTAR *News: KMPC KSFO KFAC-Melodv Hour KFOX-Jud North's Orch. KIEM-Musicale KLS-Ilawaiian Melodies KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist KMJ-Dance Orch. KRI'l'1{_Averill's Orch. KOA-Music You Want KY -A -Piano Course 10:30 PST 11:30 MST Freddie Nagle's Orch.: KSL 1í0Y

Ií110Y KSFO Bob Saunders' Orch.: KGO KOH

KERN KTMS KTAR KVOA KLO KUTA

Freddy Martin's Orch.: KFXM KVOE KVEC KPMC KDB KHSL KGB KTKC KDON

Ed Stocker & Music: KMJ KDYL Concert Hall: KPO *News: KFIIC KFSD KHJ KFI

KLO Musicale: KMPC KOA KARM-Masterworks KFBK-Classic Hour KFOX-Gene Krupa's Orch. ICGER-Concert Master KLS-Dance Time IíLX-Dancetime KMTR-Special Events KNX-Masterworks of Music KRE-Clambake KROW-Music for Lovers KWG -To be announced KYA-Musical Review 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KFI-Ed Stocker & Music KHJ-Freddy Martin's Orch.:

KFRC Bob Saunders' Orch.: KFSD IíFOX-Dick Ross ICLX-Spanish Melodies KMPC-Royal Hawaiians KMTR-Musicale KOA-Melodies 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KHJ-Jimmy Lunceford's Orch.:

KPM(' KFXM IyAu1ì KVEC KGB KDB

KECA-Chuck Foster's Orch.: KPO KMJ KDYL

*KNX-Knox Manning, news

Leon Mojica's Orchestra: KFRC KHSL

This Moving World: KERN KMJ KWG KTMS KFSD KOH

Nightcap Yarns: KSL KROY *News: KGO *News: KROW KSFO KFI *KARM-World Today KFAC-Night Shades KLS-Spotlight Parade *KLX-News; Nocturne KMPC-Dancing Party KMTR-Larry Herman's Orch. KOA-Moments of Melody *KQW-News; Baseball Windup *KRE-News; Clambake *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire;

News *KSFO-News; Symphony Hall 11:15 PST 12:15 MST KFI-Chuck Foster's Orch.: KMJ

K(VG KNX-Ken Stevens, songs: KARM

K ROY *KECA-Bill Sabransky, organist;

News: KERN KFSD KOH Music You Want: KGO

Overture from "La Rol 1.'.\ Dit" (1K -lilies I, London Orel.. Constant Lambert eondncting: Moto l'erpeWo I Pa_ºmioi 1. \lia- neapolis Orch., Eugene Ormandy conducting: Rotuanee No. 2 in F nuijnr (Beethoven). Albert Spalding: Angelus (Massenet). Victor tech., (harles O'Connell conducting: Angel's Serenade I Braga l nid Elegie (Massenet 1. .houes Arelton: 1.nu h Lomond i traditional Scotch air), )'nul Robeson.

ICni I U -Musicale KQW -Hance Music KROW San Francisco Dances 11:30 PST 12:30 MST KFI-Dave Marshall's Orchestra:

KPO KESD KMJ KERN KOA KDYL KFBK

KHJ-Leighton Noble's Orchestra: IíDB KFXM KFRC KVOE KGB KPMC KVEC KHSL

*KNX-Manny Strand's Oreh.: News: KSL KARM KROY

*KJBS-News; Music KROW-Nocturne 11:45 PST 12:45 MST *News: KFBK Ií(VG 12:00 PST 1:00 MST Merry -Go -Round: KNX KROW KFAC-Midnight Matinee KHJ-Robin Hood Dell Concerts 1í.Iß5 -Owl Prgm. ILLS -Cigar Box Revue *KRE-News KRED Monkey's Jamboree KROY-Midnight Revue KSFO-Midnight Club

End of Thursday Programs

THURSDAY'S BEST LISTENING


Time shown

Special Program

is PST, for MST add one hour.

P.M. 6:45 National Education Association

Convention.

A.M. 7:30 8:00

10:00

P.M. 2:00 2:45 3:15 3:45 4:00 4:45 6:30 7:30 8:15 9:00 9:00 9:30

A.M. 7:15 8:30 9:15

News and Comment


Knox Manning. The World Today. News of the World. H. V. Kaltenborn. Fulton Lewis, Jr. Bob Garred. John B. Hughes. Wythe Williams. News of the Week. Paul Sullivan. Glenn Hardy. Fulton Lewis, Jr.

Variety

Breakfast Club; Don McNeill. National Farm and Home Hour. Between the Bookends.

P.M. 12:15 Club Matinee. 5:00 Major Bowes' Amateur Hour. 5:00 Kraft Music Hall; Bing Crosby,

Bob Burns. Don Ameche. 6:00 Rudy Vallee; John Barrymore;

Abbott and Costello, guests. 6:00 Glenn Miller's Orchestra. 6:00 Cugat Rumba Revue. 6:15 Professor Quiz. 7:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra. 7:15 Lanny Ross. 7:30 Maxwell House Coffee Time;

Frank Morgan and Baby Snooks. 7:30 Your Marriage Club. 8:00 Aldrich Family; Ezra Stone. 8:30 Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou.

Drama P.M.

4:00 6:30 8:30

A.M. 11:15 P.M. 5:15 6:30 8:00

World's Best. Good Neighbors. Death Valley Days.

Fine Music

Frank Parker.

Robin Hood Dell Concerts. Montreal Symphony Concerts. Standard Symphony Hour.


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FRIDAY, July 4, 1941

Independence Day


KFI-Western Agriculture: KPO KUTA KOH

*KHJ-News: KVEC KGB KDB KFRC KPMC KVOE KFXM KHSL KDON KTKC

Story of Mary Marlin: KDYL KOA

*News: KGO Musical Clock: KTAR KTMS

KARM

7:15 PST 8:15 MST Day Book: KPO Viennese Ensemble: KLO KUTA

(sw-15.33) Pepper Young's Family: KOA

KDYL Melody Strings: KGB KHSL Breakfast Club; Don McNeill,

m.c.: KTMS KERN KTAR KVOA

Breakfast Roundtable: KGO *News: KOH KERN KMPC

KWG KFI KFBK KMJ

7:30 PST 8:30 MST *KNX-Bob Garred, news: KARM

KSFO Lone Journey: KOA KDYL Breakfast Club: KGO KERN

KWG KFSD KOH Traveling Cook: KVOA *Knox Manning, news: KSL John Metcalf's Choir Loft: KVEC

KHSL KLO Breakfast Jamboree: KPO *News: KRKD KTMS KSRO

KGW KROW KECA KDON KUTA

7:45 PST 8:45 MST KF1-David Harum: KPO KOA

KDYL KMJ *KHJ-News: KPMC KDB KGB

KHSL KVEC KVOE KTKC To be announced: KSL Breakfast Club: KTMS KFBK *News: EGO Fireworks Party: KLO Andrini's Continentals: KUTA *News: KFRC KROY KQW 8:00 PST 9:00 MST

*KFI-Sam Hayes, news: KPO KMJ

KHJ-Haven of Rest: KDB KGB KVEC KFXM KVOE KPMC KHSL KDON KTKC

*KNX-Kate Smith Speaks; News KSL KTUC KSUN KOY KSFO KARM

KECA-Breakfast Club Southernaires: KTMS KTAR

KUTA KLO (sw-15.33) *News: KFOX KFSD Breakfast Club: KFRC KVOA 8:15 PST 9:15 MST

KNX-When A Girl Marries: KSL KARM

Betty Randall, songs: KGO KTAR KTMS KFBK KUTA KWG KOH (sw-15.33)

Old Fashioned Girl: KLO Bandstand KPO 8:30 PST 9:30 MST

*-KHJ-News: KVOE KGB KDB KPMC

KNX-Romance of Helen Trent: KAIt>I KSFO KSL

*Nat'l Farm & Home Hour; De- fense News: KGO KFSD KTAR KOA KERN KOH KLO KWG (sw-15.33)

Int'I Kitchen: KPO *News: KSRO KECA KDON

KHSL 8:45 PST 9:45 MST

KNX-Our Gal Sunday: KARM KSL KSFO

Edith Adams' Future: KPMC KVEC KDB KFRC KVOE

Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KUTA *News: KDYL KFI

9:00 PST 10:00 MST KFI-Benny Walker's Tillamook

Kitchen: KPO KMJ KHI -Breakfast Club KDB KVOE

KHSL KVEC KPMC KNX-Life Can Be Beautiful:

KSL KSFO Brad Reynolds, tnr.: (sw-15.33) *News: KMPC KTMS KTKC

KRE KARM-Buddy Clark KDON-Contrasts in Melody KDYL-Singing Sam KECA-Mildred Van's House Party KFAC-Inspi rations KFBK-Home Econ. Prgm. KFOX-Devotional KFRC-Haven of Rest Kr -B Ren Sweetland KJBS-Musical Meanderings KLS-To be announced *KLX-News; Vocal Ensembles

-'IR -Ri Martin Thomas

9:15 PST 10:15 MST KFI-Story of Bess Johnson:

KPO KMJ KOA KDYL KNX-Woman in White: KSL

KSFO KECA-Between the Bookends,

with Ted Malone: KFSD KERN KUTA KLO KFBK KTMS (sw-15.33)

*News: KGO *News: KTAR KVOA KWG KARM-Fresno High News; Music *KDON-News; Morning Serenade KFAC-Voice of Health KGB -Homemakers' Catalog KIEM-Marriage License KMPC-Hollywood Way to Glam-

our KMTR-Health Talk KOId-Lady of Millions *KOY-News for Women; Weath-

er; Markets KQW-Corntussel News KRE-Masterworks KROW-Elma Latta Hackett KSRO-Friendly Kitchen


KDYL KOA KHJ-Front Page Farrell: KDB

KVOE KFRC KFXM KVEC KHSL


Democracy's Spiritual Defenses: KOH (sw-15.33)

Home Forum: KGO Frankie Masters' Orch.: (sw-

15.33) Musicale: KFAC KMTR KARM-This Rhythmic Age KDON-Dramatic Show KECA-Here's to the Ladies KERN -Town Topics KFBK-Extra Value Time KFOX-Musicale KFSD-Health Talk KGB -To be announced KJBS-It's Dance Time KLO -Classified on the Air KLS-Melodies KLX-Classics KMPC-Family Bible KOY-Lone Journey KPMC-Things Worth While *KQW-News; Music KRKD-Weather; Music KROW-Rhythm Revue KROY-Better Filins KSAN-Health Talk KSRO-Something Old & New KTAR-Friendly Neighbors KTMS-Musical Quiz *KUTA-News; Slogan Contest KVOA-Precious Possessions KWG-Bellon Sisters KYA-Waltz Time

9:45 PST 10:45 MST KFI-Dr. Kate: KPO KMJ KOA

KDYL *News; Harvey Harding, bar.:

KVOA KTMS KFSD KOH KFBK (sw-15.33)

I'll Find My Way: KDB KVOE KVEC KFXM KDON KTKC KHSL KGB -

Gospel Singer: KERN KSAN KWG

*News: KLS KMPC KRKD KARM-To be announced *KECA-News; Woman's Page KFOX-Sophisticates KFRC-Let's Go Shopping KHJ-Top of the World KJBS-Island Melodies KLO-Organettes KLX-White Elephant Exchange KMTR-Musicale KNX-Classics in Tempo KOY-Love Story KPMC-Doc Seller's Stories *KROW-News KROY-To be announced KSFO-Buddy Clark, songs KSL-Harry Clarke, songs KSRO-Church in the Redwoods

*KTAR-News; Local Social Cal- endar

KYA-Morning Inspirations

10:00 PST 11:00 MST KFI-Light of the World: KPO


*KHJ-Glenn Hardy, news: KDB KVOE KVEC KFXM KFRC KGB KPMC KDON KTKC KHSL

KNX-Big Sister: KTUC KSUN KSFO KSL KOY

KECA-Art Baker's Notebook: KGO KFSD KTMS KOH

*Cedric Foster, news: KLO Fantasy in Melody: KUTA *News: KARM KFOX KJBS

KSRO KERN -Morning Concert KFAC-Modern Immortal

KFBK-Young Dr. Malone KLS-Musicale *KLX-News; Police Dept. KMPC-Andy & Virginia KMTR-Volney James KQW-The Informer *KRE-News; World's Waltzes KRKD-Paddock Flashes KROW-Music to Work By KROY-Milady Shops *KSAN-News; Waltz Time KWG -Homemakers Scrapbook KYA-Grocers' News

10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-Mystery Man: KPO KVOA

KDYL KOA KMJ KTAR KNX-Aunt Jenny's Stories: KSL

KOY KTUC KSUN KSFO Lillian Sherman, songs: KDB

KIEM KVOE KPMC KVEC Art Baker's Notebook: KFBK

KWG Health Talk: KFOX KRKD KARM-Singing Sam KDON-What's Happening in Hol-

lywood KFRC-Kathryn Turney Garten KGB -For Housewives KHJ-Arthur Godfrey KHSL-Ladies' Aid KJBS-Melodies KLO -Musical Train KLS-Swap Shop *KLX-Stocks; Weather; News KMPC-Problem People KQW-Songs We Love KROW-Homes for Husbands KROY-Henry King's Orch. KSRO-Backstage Scrapbook KTKC-Swing Time KYA-Kathryn Allen

10:30 PST 11:30 MST KFI-Valiant Lady: KPO KOA

KDYL KMJ KNX-Fletcher Wiley: KSL KARM

KSFO KROY KECA-The Munros: KERN Cy Walter, pianist: KDB KVOE

KGB KFXM KFRC KPMC Milady's Music Box; Pianist:

KGO The Munros: KUTA Musicale: KFOX KRKD KVOA

KIEM KDON-Melody Parade *KFAC-News KFBK-Joyce Jordan KFSD-Doc Sellers' True Stories KHJ-Happy Homes KHSL-Telequiz KJBS-Melodies Moderne KLS-Variety KLX-Rose Patterson, kitchen

talk KMPC-Tell Me a Story KOH-Morning Melody KOY-Today's Best Buys KQW-Melody Parade KROW-Keeping Up with the

World KSAN-Market Prgm. *KSRO-Concert; News KTAR-To be announced KTKC-Music Maestro KTMS-A to Z in Novelty KWG -Friendly Hour KYA-George Nyklicek 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KFI-Arnold Grimm's Daughter:

KPO KOA KMJ KDYL KNX-Kate Hopkins: KARM KSL

KSFO KECA-Midstream: KTMS KGO

KTAR KOH Art Mooney's Orch.: KVEC KDB

KFXM KPMC KGB Ma Perkins: KERN KFBK

KWG *News: KMPC KLS KUTA KFAC-Congregational Church KFRC-Salvation Army Prgm. KFSD-Mrs. Goes to Market KIEM-To be announced KMTR-Medical Talk KOY-Singing Sam KRE-Tango Land KROW-Pictorial; Music; Smart

Set KROY-Grant Union High School KSAN-Ma Perkins KVOA-Musicale KYA-Behind the Scenes 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KFI-Against the Storm: KPO

KDYL KOA KMJ KHJ-Bookworm: KVOE KDB

KGB KFRC KPMC KNX-Martha Webster: KARM

KSFO KROY KSL KECA-Orphans of Divorce: KGO

KERN KFSD KTMS KFBK KWG KLO KUTA

*News: KTAR KTKC KVOA KDON-Henry King's Orch. KFAC-Man on the Street *KFOX-News; Music KHSL-Sweet & Swing KJBS-Parent Problems KLS-Market Quizzers *KLX-News; Dr. Irving B. Ellis KMPC-Chef Milani KMTR-Dr. Louis P. Talbot KOH-On the Air KOY-Dinner Bell KQW-Moods in Music *KRE-News; Tango Land KRKD-Terry, pianis

*KSAN-News; Novelty Time KYA-Morning Concert

11:15 PST 12:15 MST KFI-Ma Perkins: KPO KOA KMJ

KDYL KNX-Frank Parker, tnr.: KSL

KSFO KARM (sw-15.27) KECA-Amanda of Honeymoon

Hill: KGO KERN KFSD KWG KTMS KUTA KFBK KLO

Johnny Bright's Hawaiians: KGB KDON KPMC KVOE KFXM KHSL

KFRC -Emily Barton KHJ-Market Place KJBS-Smart Musical Styles KLX-Voices in Song KOH-It's Dancetime 1U- KD Musicale KROW-Good Cooks' Quiz *KROY-News KSAN-WPA Prgm. KTAR-Chats on Flowers KTKC-Quality Korner KVOA-Univ. of Arizona

11:30 PST 12:30 MST KFI-Guiding Light: KPO KOA

KDYL KMJ KECA-John's Other Wife: KOH

KGO KERN KFSD KTMS KLO KUTA KFBK KWG (sw-9.53)

To be announced: KARM KROY (sw-15.27)

EI Paseo Troubadors: KGB KDB KIEM KVEC KHSL

*News: KOY KSL KRKD Victor Lindlahr: KFRC KHJ KDON-Melodies of Romance KFAC-Musicale *KFOX-News; Rainbow Trio KLS-Songs of Hawaii KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist KMPC-School of the Air *KMTR-Monitor News *KNX-New; Today's Best Buys KPMC-Waltz Time KQW-Rhythm Roundup KRE-Voice of the People KSAN-U. S. Navy KSFO-To be announced KSRO-Hawaiian Isles KTAR-Phoenician Strings 11:45 PST 12:45 MST KFI-Vic & Sade: KPO KOA KMJ

KDYL KNX-Exploring Space: KSL

KARM KROY KSFO (sw- 15.27)

KECA-Just Plain Bill: KGO KOH KFSD KERN KTMS KUTA KFBK KLO KWG (sw- 9.53-15.33)

Muse & Music; Music: KGB KVOE KHSL

KDON-Dance with Nagel KFOX-Kitchen Garden KIEM-Singing Sam *KLS-News KLX-Stocks KMPC-Farm Journal KMTR-Special Events KOY-Midday Matinee KPMC-Woman's Viewpoint KRKD-Musicale KROW-R. S. V. P. KSAN-Hit Tunes KSRO-Jerry Sears Presents KTKC-Melody Mix -Up

AFTERNOON

12:00 PST 1:00 MST K Fl- Backstage Wife: KPO KOA

KDYL KNX-Catalina Fun Quiz: KSUN

KTUC KSFO KARM KROY KECA-Mother o' Mine: KGO

KERN KTMS KFSD KUTA KFBK KLO KWG (sw-9.53- 15.33)

*News: KDB KGB KVOE KVEC KPMC

Four Clubmen: KOY (sw-15.27) *News: KFAC KHJ KHSL

KROW Musicale: KMTR KRKD KDON-Today in Santa Cruz KFOX-Dance Orch. *KFRC-News; Story Teller KIEM-Stocks; Hi Jinks KJBS-Mythical Ballroom KLS-Thomas Dias *KLX-News; Organ *KMJ-Weather; News KMPC-Swingtime KOH-Man on the Street KQW-Farm Market Reports *KRE-News; Hi Noon Prgm. KROY-To be announced *KSAN-News; Vocal Varieties KSL-Siesta KSRO-Man on the Street KTAR-South American Way KTKC-Lost Empires KVOA-On With the Dance *KYA-Monitor News; Music


KDYL KMJ KNX-Myrt & Marge: KARM

KSFO KSL Alvino Rey's Orch.: KGB KDB

KFRC KPMC KVOE

Club Matinee; Ransom Sherman, m.c.: KGO KVOA KTAR KTMS KUTA (sw-9.53-15.33)

*News: KOH KERN KFOX KFSD KMPC KSRO KDON KWG KECA KQW

Man on the Street : KYA KROW Singing Sam: KHSL KROY KFAC-Backseat Drivel KFBK-Inquiring Mike KHJ-Homemakers' Club KLO -Hello, Neighbor KLX,Dancetime KOY-Markets


KDYL KOA KNX-Woman of Courage: KARM

KROY KSFO KSL KECA-Club Matinee: KFSD

KLO KOH Johnson Family: KVOE KFRC

KGB KDB KVEC *News: KFBK KJBS KTMS KDON-People's Exchange KERN -Farm Quotes; Music KFAC-Concert KFOX-Musicale *KIEM-News; Farm Journal KLX-Jerry Sears KMPC-Baseball Game KOY-Let's Waltz KPMC-Singing Sam KQW -Trading Post KRE-Don Hambly KRKD-Jimmiz s Saddle KROW-Trader Fred KSAN-Looking Over Europe;

Luncheon Melodies KSRO-RFD 1350 KTKC-Hollywood Newsreel KWG -Dean Maddox KYA-Christian Business Men

12:45 PST 1:45 MST KFI-Young Widder Brown: KPO

KDYL KMJ KOA KHJ-Emil Flindt's Orch.: KDB

KGB KVOE KFXM KFRC KLO

KNX-Stepmother: KARM KSFO KSL

*KECA-Harold Curtis, organist: News: KVOA KFSD KTMS KOH KUTA KROY

Club Luncheon: KGO Vic & Sade: KERN KFBK Concert Orch.: (sw-15.27) KDON-Noontime Rhythms KFOX-Science of Mind *KHSL-Markets; News KIEM-United Press on the Air KJBS-Melody Motorcade KLX-Cutting Capers KOY-Life & the Land KPMC-Date Book KQW-Radio Auction KROW-Midday Dance KSRO-Luncheon Club KTAR-The Poetry Exchange KTKC-Markets

1:00 PST 2:00 MST KFI-Home of the Brave: KOH

KPO KOA KMJ KERN KDYL KFBK KWG

KNX-Betty Crocker: KARM KSL KSFO

*Richard Brooks, comm.: KTMS KTAR KVOA KLO KUTA KHSL

*News by Hughes: KVEC KDB KPMC KVOE KGB KDON

Ireene Wicker: (sw-9.53) KECA-Classic Hour KFAC-Science of Mind KFOX-To be announced KFRC-U. S. A., Limited KFSD-Sky Room Sketches KHJ-Johnson Family KIEM-To be announced KJBS-Eastern Races; Afternoon

Varieties KLS-T. N. T. *KLX-News; Classics KMTR-Indian Tales KOY-Popular Melodies KQW-Melody at One *KRE-News; Cloister Echoes *KRKD-News: Music KROW-Sparkling Melodies KROY-Meet the Band *KSAN-News; Rhythm Revue *KSRO-News; Rhythms *KTKC-Portuguese News *KYA-News 1:15 PST 2:15 MST

KFI-Portia Faces Life: KPO KOA KMJ KTAR KERN KVOA KDYL KFBK KOH KWG

KHJ-To be announced: KGB KPMC KVEC KDB KDON KFXM KFRC KVOE KIEM

Accent on Music: KMPC KOY KARM KTUC KSUN

Johnny Johnston, bar.: KTMS KLO KUTA

The Bartons: (sw-9.53) KFAC-Musicale KFOX-Floor Show KFSD-Ann Gibson KHSL-Varieties KLS-Jan's Journal KLX-Home Economics Director KMTR-Special Events KNX-Road of Life KRKD-City Hall KROW-Air Previews

Pala

KROY-Hostess Corner' KSAN-.Portuguese Reporter KSFO-Singing Sam KSL-Linda Lee *KSRO-Monitor News KYA-Moment Rhythmical

1:30 PST 230 MST KFI-We, the Abbotts: KPO KMJ

KOA KTAR KVOA KERN KDYL KFBK KOH

KHJ-We Are Always Young: KGB KDB KVEC KFRC KVOE KPMC KWG KIEM KHSL

KNX-The O'Neills: KSL KSFO Charles Dant's Music: KFSD

KLO KUTA KTMS (sw-9.53) KARM-Town Topics KDON-Date Book KFOX-Christian Science KLX-Accordiana *KOY-News KQW-Waltz Time KRE-Dr. Gottschall KRKD-U. S. t Prgm KROW-Castles of Romance *KROY-Monitor News KSRO-Gems of Melody KTKC-Concert Echoes KYA-Musical Mirror 1:45 PST 2:45 MST

KFI-Story of Mary Marlin: KPO KERN KFBK KMJ KWG

KHJ-Edith Adams' Future: KGB KFXM KFRC KDB KVOE KDON KPMC KGB KVEC KHSL

KNX-To be announced: KOY KSL KTUC KSUN KARM KSFO KROY

Wayne Van Dyne, tnr.: KVOA KLO KTMS

From Here & There: EGO *Monitor News: KFSD KRE KDYL-Road of Life KFOX-Eaton Boys KIEM-Musicale KLX-Johnny Stone KMTR-Indian Tales KOH-Don't's & Do's KQW-Wheel Chair Chats KSAN-Mary Marlin KSRO-Town Topics KTAR-Cavalcade of Drama KUTA-String Serenade

2:00 PST 3:00 MST KFI-Pepper Young's Family:

KPO KERN KFBK KWG KHJ-Confessions on a Corsair:

KVOE KPMC KDB KFRC KHSL KDON KGB KVEC

*KNX-Knox Manning, news: KARM KROY KSFO

Fantasy in Melody: EGO KOH KFSD KTMS

Ireene Wicker: KTAR KUTA Chicagoans: KSL KOY KTUC *Three Suns Trio; News: KMJ *]yews: KYA KLO KDYL-Tony Pastor's Orch. KFOX-Civic News KIEM-House of McGregor KJBS-Tea Time Tunes KLS-Jitterbugs on Parade *KLX-News; Lost & Found KMTR-Woman's World KOA-Judy & Jane KQW-Tropical Moods *KRE-News; Music K RK D -Musicale *KSAN-News; Pop Tuaes *KSRO-News; Music KTKC-This 'n' That KVOA-J a c i n t o Orozco's Hora


KFI-Lone Journey: KPO KMJ KHJ-As the Twig Is Bent: KDB

KVOE KPMC KVEC KFXM KDON KTKC KFRC KGB KIEM KHSL

Stars & Stripes Handkap: KLO The Bartons: KTAR KUTA Fantasy in Melody: KERN KFBK KARM-Dance Time *KDYL-News KECA-What's Doing KFAC-U. S. Army Recruiting KFOX-Blend of Blues KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist

FREQUENCIES KFI-640 KOH-630 KECA-790 KOY-550

KPMC-1600 KPO-680 KOW-740 KRE-1400 KRKD-1150 KRO W-960 KROY-1240 KSAN-1450 KSFO-560 KSL-1160 KSRO-1350 KSUN-1230 KTAR-620 KTKC-920 KTMS-1250 KTUC-1400 KUTA-570 KVEC-1230 KVOA-1290 KVOE-1490 KWG -1230 KYA-1260 WBAP-820 WFAA-820 WOAI-1200

KHJ-930 KNX-1070 KARM-1340 KDB-1490 KDON-1240 KDYL-1320 KERN -1410 KFAC-1330 KFBK-1530 KFOX-1280 KFRC-610 KFSD-600 KFWB-980 KFXM-1240 KGB -1360 KGO-810 KHSL-1290 KIEM-1480 KJBS-1100 KLO -1430 KLS-1310 KLX-910 KMJ-580 KMPC-710 KMTR-570 KOA-850


'ert KtaTt t- f

"At this point someone rushed in and told the magician he'd won the sweepstake!"

KNX-Backgrounds for Living KOA-As the Twig Is Beni KOY-Gems of Melody KQW-Band Stand KROY-Afternoon Melodies KSFO-When a Girl Marries KSL-Music Shop KSRO-At the Console KWG -The Munros

2:30 PST 3:30 MST KFI-Reveries: KMJ KERN (sw-

9.53 ) *KHJ-News With Hughes: KVEC

KVOE KFXM KFRC KPMC KGB KDON KTKC KIEM


KNX-Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne. KSL KTUC KOY KSUN KSFO KARM

Rod Hendrickson: KPO *News: KRKD KUTA *KDB-Monitor News KDYL-Siesta Time KFAC-Musicale KFBK-Kate Hopkins KFOX-Half & Half KFSD-Listening Time KHSL-Aeolian Ensemble KJBS-Bits of This & That KLS-Beautiful Melodies KLX-Better Business Bureau;

Stocks KOA-Road of Life KQW-Light Classics KROW-Watchtower; Music KSAN-Market Prgm. *KSRO-Financial News; News KTAR-Heart to Heart Hour KWG -Vic & Sade KYA-Latin-American Way 2:45 PST 3:45 MST

KFI-Heart of Julia Blake, sketch KHJ-Let's Play Bridge: KVEC

KDB KGB KFRC KPMC KDON KVOE KIEM

KECA-Wings on Watch: KGO KFSD KTMS KOH KUTA KLO

Arthur Godfrey: KPO *The World Today: KSL KSUN

KOY KTUC KROY KARM Road of Life: KERN KWG Paul Douglas, sports: KDYL KFAC-J. Newton Yates, organist KFBK-Road of Life *KLS-News KLX-Swing Ensembles KMJ-Backstage Wife, sketch *KMPC-Clete Roberts, comm KNX-Nancy Dixon, shopping

guide KOA-Markets; Concert Hall KQW-Melodies of the Moment KRKD-Musicale KROW-Heart Throbs of a City *KSAN-Swing Session; News KSFO-Road of Life KSRO-Eve Opener KTAR-The Oleanders KTKC-Tune Tornado 3:00 PST 4:00 MST

KNX-To be announced: KARM KECA-The Bartons Bridge to Yesterday: KGO KTMS

KFSD KUTA Maurice's Orch.: KVOA Musical Jackpot: KPO *Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: KLO Elwyn Cross: KERN KMJ KOH

KWG KDON-Dance Parade

KDYL-Musical Varieties KFAC-Musicale KFBK-Crossroads Troubador *KFI-News; What's Doing KFOX-Rube Hiram's Oren. *KFRC-News; State Employment *KGB-Monitor News KHJ-I'll Find My Way KHSL-Musical Newsy KIEM-Lost Empire *KJBS-News KLS-Rhythm Ramblings *KLX-News; Stringing Along KMPC-Afternoon Recess KMTR-Aircraft KOY-Wayside Chapel KPMC-Prgin. Notes KQW-Organ Melodies *KRE-News; Open House KRKD-Dick McIntire s Hawaiians KROW-Concert Hall KROY-What's New KSAN-Elwin Cross KSFO-Bob Andersen KSL-Songs for Moderns *KSRO-News; Concert KTAR-Jam Session KYA-Ballroom Matinee 3:15 PST 4:15 MST

KHJ-Here's Morgan: KVEC KGB KFRC KPMC KVOE KDB KDON KTKC KLO

KNX-Young Dr. Malone: KSL KARM KSFO KOY KTUC KSUN

KECA-Radio Magic: KGO KTMS KUTA KFBK

*News of the World: KPO KMJ KERN KFSD KVOA KTAR KOH

KFAC-Symphony Orch. KFI-Agnes White KHSL-Here's Morgan KIEM-To be announced KJBS-Ruth Thompson KLS-To be announced KLX-Aimee Lawrence, pianist KMTR-Special Events *KOA-News KQW-Popular Favorites KSAN-Vie & Sade KWG Campus Speaks 3:30 PST 4:30 MST

KHJ-Affairs of State: KDB KPMC KFRC KVEC KDON

The Wife Saver: KFSD KTMS KOH

Ed Stevens & Erwin Yeo: KTUC KROY KSUN

The Bartons: KPO Georgia Lee Layton: KGO Against the Storm: KERN KFBK

KWG F. O. B. Detroit: KARM KROY KECA-Unclassic Hour KFI-Meet the Missus KFOX-Erwin Yeo's Orch. KGB-Off the Record KHSL-Music for You KIEM-Church Notes KJBS-Eastern Races KLO -Hollywood Express; Hawai-

ian Ensemble KLS-Strictly Boogie Woogie KLX-Tea Time KMJ-Road of Life KMPC-Other Americas KMTR-Pianos *KNX-News; Fletcher Wiley KOA-Heart of Julia Blake *KQW-News; Roundup

KRKD-Musicale *KROW-News KSAN-Listrumental Varieties KSFO-To be announced KSL-Party Line KTAR-Phoenician Strings; Jingles KTKC-Matinee Melodies '

KUTA-Pet Corner KVOA-Sennon & Song

3:45 PST 4:45 MST *KFI-Frank Bingman comm.:

KDYL KPO KOA KMJ Bobby Byrne's Orch.: KGO

KFSD KTMS KUTA KLO Lone Journey: KERN KFBK

KWG KIEM-Musicale *KLS-News KMTR-Contest KOH-Book Review KRKD-Venna Taylor & Santaella KSFO-Galen Drake KSL-Old Songs-New Settings KVOA-Where to Go, What to Do

4:00 PST 5:00 MST *KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm.:

KGB KFRC KVOE KPMC KHSL KIEM KDON KFXM

Southernaires: KGO KTMS KERN KLO KOH

Lee Sweetland, bar.: KPO KMJ Cities Service Concert; Lucille

Manners; Ross Graham; Frank Black, cond.: KOA

*News Here & Abroad: KFSD KUTA KFBK KWG

Claudia & David: (sw-11.83) *News: KECA KSAN KARM-For Women Only KDYL-Speed Gibson KFI-Art Baker's Notebook *KFOX-News; Varieties KJBS-Matinee Melodies KLS-Jackson's Half Hour *KLX-News; Brides' Forum KMPC-Hollywood Blvd. Quiz KMTR-Special Events *KNX-European Roundup KOY-Music for Five KQW-Concert Miniature KRKD-Musicale KROY-The Serenaders KSL-Story Telling Time *KSRO-News; Time for Tea KTAR-Ben Hur Firgm. KTKC-Salon Moments KVEC-The Patriarch KYA-Goodwill Corner

4:15 PST 5:15 MST Jose Bethencourt's Band: KERN

KOH KG0 KUTA Aristocrats: K1'O Jean Cavall, bar.: KFSD KFBK *News: KTAR KWG KARM-Console Reveries KDON-Teatime Tunes KDYL-Music by Lopez KECA-Government Reports KFAC-Garden School KFOX-Paging the Past KFRC-To be announced KGB-Investment Problems KHJ-Guiding Eyes *KIEM-Monitor News KMJ-Right lime for Listening KMPC-Moments Musicale KNX-Fletcher Wiley KOY-Southside Salute KPMC-Amer. Family Robinson KRKD-Movieland Quiz KROY-Aaron Gonzales KSAN-Musicale KSL-Off the Record KTMS-Forge on the Air KVOA-Larry's Sunset Riders -

4:30 PST 5:30 MST KECA-Ireene Wicker: KOH KGO

KFSD KWG *Southern Cruise;, News: KTUC

Beginning a musifal series designed to pay tuneful tribute to Latin Auieriea.

Information, Please; Clifton Fadi- man, m.c.; John Kieran; F. P. Adams: KTAR KOA KVOA KDYL

Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow KPO

*Frank Bingman, news: KLO KUTA

Musical Matinee: KVOE KPMC KIEM KGB KDB

*News: KMPC KJBS KFI KARM-Superman KDON-Musical Matinee KERN -Piano Recital KFAC-L. A. City College KFBK-Markets *KFRC-News; To be announced;

Golden State Theaters KGB -Forrest Warren KHJ-Boulevard Quiz KHSL-Rumba Time KLS-March of Music KLX-Dancetime KMJ-Kiddies Club Show KMTR-Santaella's Ensemble KNX-Treet Time *KOY-Glendale Notes; Movies;

News KQW-Tunes of the Day KRKD-Musicale KROW-Number, Please *KROY-Viennese Concert Orch.;

News KSAN-Your Opinion

KSFO-Heart of Julia Blake KSL-Music; Sports KYA-Thanks to You

4:45 PST 5:45 MST *KNX-Bob Garred Reporting:

KFSO KARM The Bartons: KTMS KFSD

KERN KOH KFBK Latin American Echoes: KG0 *News: KYA KRKD KSL KLS

KTKC Superman: KWG KECA KUTA KDON-United Press on the Air KFAC-Christian Science KFI-Bridge Club KFOX-Dick Ross KFAC-After Death-What KGB -Forrest Warren KHJ-Lamplighter KHSL-Texas Cowboys KJBS-Dance Orch. KLO -Ivan Ditmars KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist KMJ'-On with the Dance KMPC-Console Patterns KMTR Smoketree Valley KPMC-Musicale KROW-Hollywood Newsreel KSAN-Teatime Tunes KTKC-Pacific Paradise

5:00 PST 6:00 MST KFI-Waltz Time; Frank Munn,

tnr.; Chorus; Orch.: KPO KOA KWG KOH KERN KMJ KDYL

Serenade Orchestra You'll Never Know-. Frank Munn A Summer Evening Orchestra The Cowboy's Serenade.. Chorus Minute Minuet Orchestra Do You Care, Frank Munn Waltz of the Flowers.Orehestra Lullaby I.and

Frank Munn and Chorus KNX-Freddy Nagel's Orch.:

KARM KSUN Janet Jordan, songs: KGO KLO

KUTA *News: KHJ KFSD KTMS KDON-Del Monte Players KECA-Twilight Tales KFAC-Gateway to Music *KFBK-News; Comedy KFOX-God's Sunshine KFRC-To he announced KGB -Captain Danger KJBS-Dinner Dance KLS-Golden State Special *KLX-News; Songs of the Range KMPC-Cobbers Club KMTR-Dr. Clem Davies KOY-Sports; To be announced KQW-Record Shop *KRE-News; Open House KRKD-Songs of Saddle KROW-Johnny Jump Up KROY-King Cole Trio -

*KSAN-News; Evening Concert KSFO-To be announced KSL-Americana *KSRO-News; Concert Hall KTAR-Captains of Industry KTKC-Rhythm Rendezvous KVOA-Adven of .Timmy Allen KYA-Hollywood Roundup 5:15 PST 6:15 MST

Freddy Nagle's Orth.: KSL

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Floyd Wright, organist: KGO KTAR KTMS KUTA KLO

They Say Today: KDB KFXM KIEM KHSL KGB

*News: KMPC KECA KDON-Johnny Messner's Orch. KFBK-Treasure Island KFRC-Black Flame of the Amazon KFSD-Kiddies' Party KHJ-Captain Danger KLS-Tower of Health KPMC-Fan on the Street KROW-Alvino Rey's Orch. KROY-Jan Garber's Orch. KSAN-Publix Opinion KVOA-Your Sons KYA-Songs of Your Heart

5:30 PST 6:30 MST KFI-Uncle Walter's Dog House;

Tom Wallace; Virginia Verrill; Bob Stron¢ s Orch.: KPO KOA KVOA KTAR KMJ KDYL

KHJ-Shafter Parker Circus: KGB KPMC KDB KFXM KDON KVOE KFRC KVEC KTKC KHSL

KNX-Hollywood Premiere; Lou - ella Parsons, m.c.: KTUC KSL KARM KSFO KROY KSUN KOY (sw-6.06)

KECA-Drama Behind the News: KGO KTMS KFSD

Your Happy Birthday: KLO KUTA

_*KERN -News; Time for Music; Jingles

KFAC-Whoa Bill Club KFBK-Captain Danger KLS-Bulletin Board KLX-Spanish Melodies KMPC-Uncle Harry KMTR-Musicale KNX-To be announced KOH-Dinner Dance KQW-Song Haven *KRE-News KRKD-Race Results KROW-Western Rangers KSAN-Requests by Wire KSRO-Secrets of Happiness KWG -To be announced; Jingles KYA-Junior G -Men

5:45 PST 6:45 MST KHJ-Captain Midnight, sketch:

KGB KVEC KVOE KFRC KDON KTKC KDB KFXM KPMC KHSL

Bard of the Byways; Jingles: KGO KTMS KFBK


Show; Jingles KJBS-Fiesta Time KLS-Dinner Music

KLX-Vocal Solos *KOH-News; Jingles KQW-Theater Guide KRE-C. W. Hammond KRKD-Concert Music KSRO-Rhythm Revue; Comedy KYA-Superman



6:00 PST 7:00 MST KFI-Wings of Destiny. drama:

KPO KMJ KOA WFAA WOAT KTAR KVOA KDYL (sw-9.53)

*KHJ-Raymond Gram Swing, comm.: KFRC KGB KVOE KDB KPMC KVEC KFXM KTKC KDON KHSL

KNX-Penthouse Party; Ilka Chase, m.c.; Yvette; Paul Baron's Orch.: KROY KSUN KOY KARM KSFO KTUC KSL (sw-6.06)

Picture. of Ilka Chase on page 35. KECA-Romance & Rhythm: KGO

KFSD KERN KOH KFBK KLO KUTA KWG

*News: KSRO KROW KQW KTMS KSRO KJBS

KFAC-Concert *KFOX-News; Sports *KLS-News; Race Results *KLX-News; Dinner Concert KMPC-Alan Lane, songs KMTR-Irwin Allen *KRE-News; Il Radio Giornale KRRD-Concert Music *KSAN-News; Hit Tunes KYA-Dude Martin 6:15 PST 7:15 MST

*Raymond Gram Swing, news: KLO

Dinner Dance: KDB KPMC KVEC KGB KFRC

Sports: KTMS KROW KDON-Supper Dance KFOX-5 Minutes About Beauty;

Music KHJ-They Say Today KHSL-Evening Variety KJBS-Dance Styles KLS-Variety KMPC-Hollywood Park KMTR-Dick Teiry KQW-Ira Blue KROY-The Fisherman KSAN-Speak Up KSRO-1350 Club KTKC-Trail to Happiness


FRIDAY'S BEST LISTENING


Time shown is PST, for MST add one hour.

Special Program P.M. 1:00 Talk by Robert Patterson.

News and Comment A.M. 7:30 8:00

10:00


P.M. 2:00 Knox Manning. 2:45 The World Today. 3:15 News of the World. 3:45 Franklin Bingman. 4:00 News Here and Abroad. 4:00 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 4:45 Bob Garred. 6:00 Raymond Gram Swing. 6:30 John B. Hughes. 9:00 Glenn Hardy. 9:00 Paul Sullivan. 9:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 9:30 Bill Henry.

Variety A.M. 7:15 Breakfast Club; Don McNeill. 8:30 National Farm and Home Hour. 9:15 Between the Bookends.

P.M. 12:15 Club Matinee.

4:30 Southern Cruise; Frances Lang- ford and Dick Powell.

5:00 Waltz Time. 5:30 Uncle Walter's Dog House. 6:00 Penthouse Party; Ilka Chase;

Yvette. 6:30 Proudly We Hail. 7:00 Your Happy Birthday. 7:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra. 7:15 Lanny Ross. 7:30 Ben Bernie's New Army Game.

Drama P.M. 5:30 Hollywood Premiere; Louella

Parsons. 6:00 Wings of Destiny. 6:45 Olmsted's Story Dramas. 7:30 Death Valley Days. 7:30 Great Moments From Great

Plays. 8:00 Claudia and David; Patricia Ryan

and Richard Kollmar.

Fine Music A.M. 11:15 Frank Parker. P.M. 4:00 Cities Service Concert. 6:30 First Piano Quartet.


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6:30 PST 7:30 MST KFI-Listen America: KPO WOAI *KHJ-John B. Hughes, news:

KDON KGB KFRC KDB KVOE

KNX-Proudly We Hail: KOY KTUC KARM KSFO KROY KSUN KSL (sw-6.06)

KECA-To be announced First Piano Quartet: KGO KERN

KFSD KTMS KVOA KFBK KOH

Quiz Bowl: KFXM *News: KMPC KLO KUTA

KTKC KDYL-To be announced KFOX-Musicale KHSL-Comedy; Parade of Bands KIEM-Sacchi & Johnson KLS-Mi Rancho KMJ-Face of the War; Music KMPC-Sports KMTR-Pay Day KOA-Lowry Field Jamboree KQW-Salute to Britain KROW-L'Italia Prgm. KSRO-Italian Musicale KTAR-The Shadow, drama KYA-Twilight Favorites WFAA-Latin-American Serenade

6:45 PST 7:45 MST Olmsted's Story Dramas: KERN

KTMS KVOA KOH KFBK Quiz Bowl: KLO *News Conference: KGO Organ Melodies: KDB KVOE

KIEM *News: KHJ KECA KDON-Dinner Concert *KDYL-Music; News KFOX-Meet the Band KFRC-Close Shaves; To be an-

nounced KFSD-On with the Dance;

Comedy KGB -To be announced KHSL-To be announced KJBS-Dance Orch. KMPC-Table for Two KMTR-Ed Robbin KPMC-Musicale KQW-Off the Record KSAN-Requests by Wire KTKC-Dinner Music KUTA-Supper Melodies WFAA-Lyndon Johnson, talk


KOA KM.! KTAR WOAI KVOA KDYL WFAA

*KHJ-Gabriel Heatter, news: KGB KFRC

KNX-Amos 'n' Andy : KSL KMPC KARM KSFO

KECA-Your Happy Birthday; Tiny Ruffner, in.c.; Mary Small, Helen O'Connell & Bob Eberle, Jimmy Dorsey's Orch.: KGO KWG KERN KFSD KTMS KFBK

Del Courtney's Orch.: KDB KLO KIEM

*News: KROY KRKD KLX Sports: KOH KUTA KDON-Variety Hour KFOX nor Dade Bread KHSL-Musical Variety KJBS-Navy Prgnt. KMPC-Strollin' Toni KMTR-Special Events KPMC-Comedy; Music *KRE-News; Masters' Music KROY-Pied Piper, Jr. *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Jack Armstrong KTKC-Variety Prgm. K VA -Sportsman

7:15 PST 8:15 MST KFI-Lum 'n' Abner: KPO KMJ KHJ-Dance Orch.: KFXM KDB

KVEC KVOE KFRC KIEM KLO

KNX-Lanny Ross, tnr.: KSL KARM KSFO

*News: KVOA KOA KDYL Sports: KSAN KTKC KDON ,Mutiny on the High Seas KFOX-Fireside Philosophy KGB -Lowe Highlights KJBS-South American Way KLS-Thomas Dias KLX-Bob Dwyer KMPC-Fishing Facts KMTR -Aircraft KOH-Evening Dance KOY-Voices in Song KPMC-Inside of Sports KQW-Automobile Shopper KRKD-Three Quarter Time KROW-Italian-American Hour KSRO-Jerry of the Circus *KTAR-Headlines & Highlights KYA-Chamber of Commerce WFAA-Headlines in Song WOAI-Prize Parade

7:30 PST 8:30 MST KFI-Death Valley Days: Kl'O

KDYL KMJ KOA

KHJ-Lone Ranger: KVEC KDB KFXM KFRC KVOE KPMC KGB KDON KTKC KHSL KIEM

KNX-Great Moments from Great Plays: KSL KOY KTUC KSUN KSFO KARM

KECA-Ben Bernie's New Army Gaine; Bailey Sisters: KGO KFSD KTMS KERN KFBK KLO KWG

KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist KMPC-Cavalcade of Hits KMTR-Special Events KOH-Music in Review KQW-Comedy; Al. Roth's Orch. KRKD-Do You Know? KROY-Concert Orch. KSAN-Requests by Wire *KSRO-Outdoorsman; News KTAR-The Lone Ranger, drama KVOA-Lone Ranger KYA-Books & Authors WBAP-Music Box

7:45 PST 8:45 MST Paul Whiteman's Orch.: WBAP *News: KMPC KYA KFOX-Robert Arden KLX-Gems of Melody KRKQ-Musicale KROW-Fishing Fool KROY-,Jack Teagarden's Orch. WBAP-Gerald Mann WOAI-Political Talk

8:00 PST 9:00 MST KHJ-Quiz of Two Cities: KFRC KNX-Claudia, with Patricia Ryan

& Richard Kolhnar: KTUC KOY KSUN KSFO KARM KROY KSL

KECA-Grandpappy & His Pals: KGO KERN KTMS KFSD KOH KUTA KFBK KLO KWG

Dance Orch.: KIEM KDB KVEC KVOE

Ben Bernie's Orch.: KPO KTAR *News: KFAC WBAP WOAI

KROW KFI KDON-Judge Quiz KDYL-Sam Cuff & Lincoln Orch. KFOX-Hawaiian Music KGB -This Is Magic KHSL-To be announced KLS-James Guaragna *KLX-News; Vocal Ensembles KM.I-I am an American KMPC-Masters Hour KMTR-Aviation Newscasts *KOA-News; Dance Orch. KPMC-Allen Roth KQW-Romany Road *KRE-News; Harmony House KRKD-Musicale *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSRO-Concert KTKC-Captain Quiz KVOA-To be announced KYA-Evening Concert

8:15 PST 9:15 MST Ben Bernie's Orch.: WBAP Dance Orch.: KFXM KGB Sports Script: KPO KMJ KDON-To be announced KDYL-Letters from Britain KFAC-Baseball Game KFI Comedy; To be announced KFOX-Frolic KLX-Dixieland Strings KMTR-Rovere's Singing Waiters KRKD-Little Tokyo KROW-Baseball Game KTKC-Dance Time WOAI-Sports 8:30 PST 9:30 MST

KFI-Bob Strong's Orch.; News: KGO KTAR KVOA KOH

*KNX-Dick Jurgens' Orch.; News: KOY KSFO KARM KTUC KSL KROY KSUN (sw-6.17)

*Abe Lyman's Orch.; News: KMJ

*News; Marvin Dale's Orch.: KDB KFXM KPMC KVEC KGB KTKC KLO

You & Your Bank: KPO *News: KERN KFSD KECA KDON-L. A. County Band KDYL-Tomorrow's Stars KFBK-Waltz Time KFOX-Judge Gardner KFRC-The Shadow, draina KHJ-Old Timers KHSL-Willows Show KIEM-L. A. County Band KLX-Classics KMPC-Catalina Fun Quiz KMTR-Douglas Dawson KOA-Good Neighbors *KQW-Baseball Warmup; News KRE-Eye Openers KUTA-Dugout Dope KWG-Baseball Game WBAP-Bobby Peter's Orch. *WOAI-Carl Ravazza's Orch.;

News

8:45 PST 9:45 MST *KECA-Bob Strong's Orch.;

News: KFSD KERN

Johnny Davis' Orch.: KDB KGB KVOE KFXM KPMC KVEC KTKC

Abe Lyman's Orch.: KPO KDYL KFOX-Lone Star Ranger KLX-Johnny Stone *KMPC-Let's Talk News KMTR-Special Events KQW-Baseball Game KRE-Music to Read By KSRO-Voices in Song 9:00 PST 10:00 MST

*KHJ-Glenn Hardy, news: KDB KFXM KVEC KVOE KPMC KGB KFRC KDON KTKC

*KNX-Paul Sullivan, news: KSFO KARM KSUN

KECA-Jay Widden's Orch.: KOH KFBK KTAR KTMS KERN

Leighton Noble's Orch.: KLO Chuck Wagon Days: KGO Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KPO KMJ

WOAI WBAP *News: KVOA KFOX KDYL

KOA KHSL KFI-Sports *KGER-News; Aubrey Lee KLS-Arthur D'Nunzio *KLX-News; Concert Miniature KMPC-Peter Potter KMTR-Floyd B. Johnson KOY-To be announced *KRE-News; Music KROY-Quest for Talent *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire KSL-Symphonic Serenade KSRO-Musicale

9:15 PST 10:15 MST KNX-Glenn Garr's Orch.: KOY

KSFO KARM KSL KSUN Griff Williams' Orch.: KFRC

KFXM KDB KGB KTKC KLO KHSL KIEM

Ozzie Nelson's Orch.: KOA KDYL KDON-Dance Time KFI-Manchester Boddy, talk KFOX-Swing Time *KFRC-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm. *KFSD-News KH.I-Round Towners KNX-Dave Lane, songs KPMC-Novatones KTAR-Do You Believe in

Ghosts? KVOA-To be announced

9:30 PST 10:30 MST KFI-Weekly Spectator: KPO

KERN KMJ WBAP *KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr., comm.:

KDB KPMC KGB KVOE KFXM KDON KTKC KHSL KIEM

*KNX-Bill Henry, news: KSFO K ARM

*Joe Marsala's Orch.; News' KOY

Jimmy Joy's Orch.: KLO Neil Bondshu's Orch.: KGO KOA

WOAI KTAR KVOA *News: KOH KMTR KTMS

KSL KUTA KECA KLX KDYL-Good Neighbor *KFBK-News; Traveling Show KFOX-Swing Time KFRC-Griff Williams' Orch. KFSD-Midget Auto Races KLS-Valley Church KR KD -Merry -Go -Round -Up KROY-Don Allen's Orch. KSRO-Chapel of the Chimes

9:45 PST 10:45 MST Neil Bondshu's Orch.: KTMS

KOH *Joe Marsala's Orch.; News:

KROY KARM Jimmy Joy's Orch.: KDB KVEC

KDON KTKC KVOE KFXM KFRC KHSL

Emile Petit's Orch.: KPO KMJ KERN WBAP

KECA-Postal Oddities KFI-United Service Organization KFOX-Floor Show KGB -March of Labor KHJ-Columns on Parade KIEM-To be announced KLX-Jerry Sears Presents KMTR-Special Events KNX-Texas Jim Lewis *KPMC-News KRE-On with the Play! KSFO-Hedda Hopper's Hollywood KSL-Freddy Nagel's Orch.

10:00 PST 11:00 MST *KFI-Reporter News: KPO KMJ KHJ-Freddy Martin's Orch.:

KFRC KVEC KVOE KDB KTKC KFXM

KNX-Dick Jurgens' Orch.: KROY KARM KTUC

Skinnay Ennis' Orch.: KLO Jay Burnett, songs: KGO KERN

KTMS KFSD KOH KWG *News: KYA KVOA KTAR

KOA KIEM Songtime: KOY KDON-Dance Orch. KDYL-Three-Quarter Time KECA-Philharmonia KFOX-Dick Ross KGB -George Bacon KHSL-Ted Fio-Rito's Orch. KJBS-Hour of Finest Music KLS-Wrestling *KLX-News; Vocal Solos

KMPC-Mitchell Ayres' Orch. KMTR-Viennese Ensemble KPMC-Civic Talks *KRE-News; Organ Music *KSAN-News; Chinatown *KSFO-World Today KSL-Freddie Nagel's Orch. *KUTA-Monitor News 10:15 PST 11:15 MST KFI-Chuck Foster's Orch.: KMJ

KDYL Nightcap Yarns: KSL KOY *Story Behind the Headlines:

KGO KERN KTMS KFSD KTAR ROH KUTA

On Our Bandstand: KPO Freddy Martin's Orch.: KPMC *News: KMPC KSFO KFAC-Melody Hour KFOX-Jud North's Orch. KIEM-Musicale KLX-Bowling on the Air KMTR-Averill's Orch. KOA-Music You Wane KROW-Music for Lovers KTAR-Prgm. Resume; Music KWG -Poetic Moments KYA-Piano Course 10:30 PST 11:30 MST To be announced: KSL KSFO

KOY KROY Henry King's Orch.: KDB KGB

KVOE KFXM KVEC KPMC KHSL KDON KTKC

Abe Lyman's Orch.: KGO KERN KTAR KTMS KOH KUTA KWG

*Don Kaye's Orch.; News: KMJ KDYL

Concert Hall: KPO *News: KHJ KFRC KFSD KLO

KFI KARM-Masterworks KFBK-Classic Hour KFOX-Chary Barnet's Orch. KLS-Dance Time KLX-Aimee Lawrence, pianist KMPC-Tropical Serenade KMTR-Special Events KNX-Masterworks of Music KQW-Dance Music KRE-Clambake KYA-Musical Review 10:45 PST 11:45 MST KFI-Abe Lyman's Orch.: KFSD

KLO *KFI-Don Kaye's Orch.; News KHJ-Henry King's Orch.: KFRC KFOX-Dick Ross KLX-World Dances KMPC-Royal Hawaiians KMTR-Musicale ROA-Melòdies 11:00 PST 12:00 MST KHJ-Jimmy Lunceford's Orch.:

KDB KFXM KVEC KVOE KPMC KGB KFRC KHSL

KECA-Bob Saunders' Orch.: KPO KOA KDYL

This Moving World: KTMS KM,I KERN KFSD KOH KWG

Ken Stevens & Gaylord Carter: KSL

*News: KGO KFI *KARM-World Today KFAC-Night Shades KLS-Spotlight Parade *KLX-News; Nocturne KMPC-Dancing Party KMTR-Larry Herman's Orch. *KNX-News, Knox Manning *KRE-News; Clambake *KROW-News KROY-Nightcap Yarns *KSAN-News; Requests by Wire;

News *KSFO-News; Symphony Hall

11:15 PST 12:15 MST KFI-Bob Saunders' Orch.: KMJ

KERN KNX-Ken Stevens, songs: KROY

KARM *KECA-Bill Sabransky, organist;

News: KFSD KOH KWG Music You Want: KGO

Special program in honor of Independence Day.

t(y 'ncrral, KROW-San Francisco Dancers 11:30 PST 12:30 MST KFI-Dave Marshall's Orch.: KPO

KMJ KOA KDYL KFBK KHJ-Leighton Noble's Orch.:

KFRC KFXM KVEC KVOE KDB KGB KPMC KHSL

*KNX-Manny Strand's Orch.: News: KSL KROY KARM KSFO

*KJBS-News; Music KROW-Ship of Dreams 11:45 PST 12:45 MST *KECA-Bill Sabransky, organist;

News: KFSD KERN *News: KFBK KWG 12:00 PST 1:00 MST KFAC-Midnight Matinee KHJ-Rhapsody in Wax KJBS-Owl Prgm. KLS-Cigar Box Revue KNX-Merry-Go-Round *KRE-News KRKD-Monkey's Jamboree KROW-Merry-Go-Round KROY-Midnight Revue KSAN-Midnight Story KSFO-Midnight Club

End of Friday Programs

Short -Wave Program Listings

Daily Programs Saturday, June 28, through

Friday, July 4

The programs listed here are those broadcast daily at the same time.

Exceptions are indicated.

PST City Program Station 3:25 a.m.-Sydney-Broadcast for

eastern N. American listeners; 4:30 a.m.-N e w s (English) :

VLQ5 (9.68) 4 a.m.-R o In e -Early morning

broadcast of news and comments for North America: 2R08 (17.82)

6 a.m.-Chungking, China -Chi- nese National program for North America; 5 & 6 a.tn.- News (English) : XGOY (9.625)

7 a.m.-Bangkok-English talks and news for North America; 7:20 a.m.-Editorial continent in English: RV96 (15.18)

7:25 a.m.-S y d n e y -Broadcast for Pacific Coast listeners; 7:30 a.m.-N e w s (English) :

VLQ (9.615) 9 a.m.-Rome-Noonday trans-

mission of news, comments and music for North America: 2R06 (15.30)

9:45 a.m.- Guatemala -Popular marimba music for N. America: TGWA (15.17)

1:50 p.m.- Berlin - Berlin pro - grains for North America: DJB (15.20) DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54) Y (9.52)

2:20 p.m. -L o n d o n Calling - Broadcast for United States and Canada: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

2:45 & 3:15 p.m. -CBS & NBC network pick-ups from Turkey and Egypt: TAP (9.465) SUX (10.05)

3 p.m. -London -"Questions of the Hour": GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

3 p.m. -Lisbon -Variety program from Portugal for N. American listeners: CSW7 (9.74)

4 p.m. -Moscow -Soviet program for North American listeners: RV96 (15.18)

4 p.m. -Loudon -English News: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

4 p.m. -Panama -Geo. Williams' English Radio Newspaper: HP5G (11.78)

4:10 p.m.- London -"Listening Post," analysis of Axis comments: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

4:30 p.m. -London -"Britain Speaks": GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

4:30 p.m. - Budapest - Variety program from Hungary for N. American listeners: HAT4 (9.125)

4 :45 p.m. -L o n d o n -Headline News, with conunentaries by Lindley Fraser or J. B. Mc- Geachy: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

5 p.m. -Rome -"American Hour" for listeners in North America: 2R018 (9.76) 2R04 (11.81) 2R06 (15.30)

5:15 p.m. (ex. Sun.) -London - "Front Line Family," adven tures of a typical British family in war -time London: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

5:15 p.m.- Berlin -"America Asks, Germany Answers," answers to questions by American listeners: DJD (11.77) DJB (15.20) DZD (10.54)

6 p.m. -Chungking, China -Chi- nese National program for eastern N. America: XGOX (15.19)

6 p.m. -Quito, Ecuador -Friend- ship Hour: HCJB (12.46)

6:30 p.m. -Moscow -News (En- glish): RV96 (15.18)

7:30 p.m. -Berlin -English News and Commentary by Paul Re- vere: DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54)

7:30 p.m. -Tokyo -Program for listeners in western N. America; 7:55 p.m. -N e w s (English) :

JZJ (11.80) JZK (15.16) 7:30 p.m. -London -Radio News-

reel, "The War in Sound," eye- witness accounts from observ- ers in the air, on land, at sea: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

7:45 p.m. - Brazzaville, French Equatorial Africa - All -English program for United States: FZI (11.97)

8:30 p.m. -Rome -Program for western North America: 2R06 (15.30) 2H04 (11.81) 2R03 (9.63)

9:55 p.m. -Sydney- Topical talks, news, Australian music, for western North America: VLQ2 (11.87)

Emsräiii

Special Programs Saturday. June 28

For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col. 1)

PST City Program Station 3:30 p.m.- London -"In Town

Tonight": GSD (11.75) 3:45 p.m. -Boston -Belmont

Races: WBOS (11.87) 6:20 p.m. -Berlin -Fritz & Fred:

DJB (15.20) DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54)

7:15 p.m. -London -"Inside the Nazi Mind": GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

7:50 p.m. -Berlin -"Hot Off the Wire": DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54) Y (9.52)

8 p.m. -Guatemala -Dance Mu- sic and Marimba: TGWA (9.685)

Sunday, June 29 4 p.m. -Guatemala -Concert of

Military Music: TGWA (9.685) 4:30 p.m. -L o n d o n --"Britain

Speaks," Michael Foote: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

5:30 p.m. (Sun., Tues., Fri.) - Berlin -Lord Haw Haw's propaganda talk: DJB (15.20) DJD (11.77)

6 p.m. -Berlin -Talk by Jane Anderson: DJB (15.20) DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54)

7:15 p.m.-Boston-WBOS Post- man: WBOS (11.87)

Monday, June 30 2:25 p.m.-London-1'rogram for

children evacuated to Canada and the U. S. A.: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

5 p.m. -Rio de Janeiro -Brazilian program for North America, including typical music, travel talks and news: PSH (10.22)

6 p.m.- Port-au-Prince, Haiti - English program: HH3W(10.13)

6 p.m. --L o n cl o n -"Democracy Marches": GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

Tuesday, July 1

4:30 p.m. -L o u d on -"Britain Speaks," Vernon Bartlett: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

5:15 p.m.- Budapest - News of the Hungarian World ,¡1ss'n: HAT4 (9.125)

6 p.m. -L o r d o n -"Democracy Marches," William Holt: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

6:15 p.m. -New York City -Phila- delphia -Public Affairs: WCBX (11.83) WCAB (6.06)

7:50 p.m. -Berlin -Fred Kalten- bach: DJB (15.20) DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54)

Wednesday, July 2 4:30 p.m. -L o n d o ,t -"Britain

Speaks," Commander Stephen King -Hall or H. L. Beales: GSD (11.75)

6 p.m. -L o n d o n -"Democracy Marches": GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

6:30 p.m.--Port-au-Frince, Haiti -All-English program: HH2S (5.942)

7 p.m. -Guatemala -Opera, "The Marriage of Figaro": TGWA (9.685)

Thursday, July 3

4:30 p.m. -L on do u --"Britain Speaks," Alexander Keith: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

5:45 p.m.- Berlin- "College Hour," by Dr. Otto Koischwitz: DJB (15.20) DJD (11.77) DZD (10.54)

6 p.m. -L o n d o n -"Democracy Marches": GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

7:30 p.m. -New York City - "American Aviation": WRCA (9.67)

Friday, July 4

4:40 a.m.- Sydney - Debunking of Axis Propaganda: VLQ5 (9.68)

1 p.m.- Buenos Aires - English program by the Argentina Tour- ist Bureau: LRA5 (17.83)

4:30 p.m. -L o n d o n -"Britain Speaks," Ian Finlay or J. L. Hodson: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)

5 p.m. -Budapest -"The Week in Hungary": HAT4 (9.125)

7 p.m. -Guatemala -Radio The- ater: TGWA

7:15 p.m. -London -"World Af- fairs," H. Wickham Steed: GSD (11.75) GSC (9.58)


"AMERICA ASKS, GERMANY ANSWERS" Cable Stunt

Aids Fifth Column

Edited by

Charles A. Morrison President, International DX'ers

Alliance

THE program, "America Asks, Ger- many Answers," is broadcast to North America nightly at 5:15

p.m. PST over Berlin stations DJB (15.20) and DJD (11.77) . It consists almost wholly of a dialog between two fictitious characters, Democ and Nazi. The discussion takes the form of answers to cablegrams supposedly sent in to the German short-wave station by American listeners. Nazi, of course, takes the Hitler side of the argument while Democ tries to plead the cause of his "American friends." Democ is a rough, hearty and rather simple- minded fellow whose arguments in behalf of the democratic cause naturally lose to Nazi, a half humorous, half cynical, Hitler -minded propa-

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gandist who continually pokes fun at the feeble arguments put up by his supposedly American antagonist.

This program, "America Asks, Ger- many Answers," now about four months old, was originated primarily to purportedly answer queries cabled in by some 4,500 American listeners during the week of February 14-21; at this time the German short-wave station solicited collect cables (limited to twenty-five words) from the United States listening -audience. Lis- teners could ask questions, make comments or even make abusive remarks about the German programs in particular and about the Nazi regime in general. Although this offer cost the German Ministry of Information some $10,000 (in American dollars), it was about the cheapest imaginable form of advertising for the station, since the whole proposition was widely publicized in the American press and thousands of listeners who were only dimly aware of even the existence of a German short-wave station found themselves listening to it nightly, at first to see if their cables would be answered over the air, subsequently because, once the habit of listening to a certain program is formed, it is not easily discarded. Thus by a clever artifice the German short-wave station gained thousands of new listeners not only to the comparatively innocent program, "America Asks, Germany Answers," but- to the more deadly blasts from Goebbels' master propa- gandists in their nightly bombard- ments on the democratic way of life.

The free cable stunt also served a more treacherous purpose, for, while the majority of cables were derisive

Commercial Television Manila Defense Debuts July I Station Takes Air

BBC WAR CORRESPONDENT Richard Dimbleby (I.), with British forces in Middle East, D. Howarth and F. Sarney of BBC staff, talk with R. T.

Clark, news editor. Dimbleby records his dispatches with mobile unit

or denunciatory in tone -for example, one listener expressed a desire to hear a word -by -word description of Hitler's funeral -a certain percentage came from listeners who were mildly or even strongly sympathetic with the Nazi cause. Quite likely, the names and addresses of these pro -Nazis were promptly garnered by the secret police, who in turn passed them along to the American Nazi organization for investigation so that eventually the fifth column in this country will receive additional recruits.

Questions asked (supposedly at least) by American listeners and discussed over the air on "America Asks, Germany Answers" range from the ridiculous to fairly intelligent queries. For example, Democ said the other evening, "Here we have a cable from Harry Hoffman of Brooklyn. He asks, 'How do you like your diet of horse meat and dog meat in Berlin these days?' " To which Nazi answered, "My dear Hoffman: We like our diet just fine. It's excellent. In fact, it's good. Since we can no longer get giraffe tails or nightingale tongues, we must now be content with veal cutlets, lamb chops or T-bone steaks"; then, to finish off Mr. Hoffman once and for all, he added, "I suppose you also believe German tanks are made of paper." Democ picks up another cable. "This one," he says, "is from Mr. Fletcher of New York, who wants to know what plans Germany has for hemispheric expansion in the western hemisphere." Without batting an eye, Nazi says, "Germany has NO plans whatsoever against any part of South, Central or North America. Our cam- paign is directed solely against England. Watch for July 1, which will bring a new phase of the war." An- other American cables, "Congratula- tions to Hitler on being the biggest heel in the world." Here Nazi becomes almost paternal, pitying the childish- ness of the listener and suggesting that he be soundly spanked with the broad side of a bayonet for being such a rude boy. Now we come to the last radiogram for tonight. It

comes from Mr. Lehe of New York, who says, "Neither England nor Ger- many but America will win the war." This one evidently rings the gong, for Nazi now forgets his fake humor and bitterly replies, "This is England's war, not yours. It's absolutely none of your business and America should keep its nose out of affairs that do not concern it in the least." And so with a couple of fanfares on a trum- pet, a couple of toots on a peanut whistle and a few bars from a Nazi marching tune, "America Asks, Ger- many Answers" winds up for another night.

The moral: Be amused (if this type of tripe amuses you) ; laugh if you wish, but do not be misled by the propaganda pills that this program projects into the United States under the seemingly harmless guise of answering cables from American listeners.

Manila Defense Station Takes Air The first government -owned station

under the American flag, short-wave station KZND (8.79), power 1,000 watts, went on the air in Manila, Philippines, on May 26, according to James Halsema of Baguio, P. I. This station, operated by the committee on publicity of the Department of Na- tional Defense for acquainting the people of the Philippines with the details of civil defense -and for giving orders in case of emergency, broadcasts test programs daily from 3:30 to 4:30 a.m. PST.

General Notes DJB (15.20) , Berlin, is now carrying

the programs of the North American service daily from 1:50 to 8:00 p.m. PST . . . On July 1 commercial television makes its official debut. Watch for full details on the significance of this milestone in radio progress in an early issue of MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE . . . English broadcasts to North America are now being made daily over Moscow station RV96 (15.18) from 7:00 to 7:40 a.m., from 4:00 to 5:00 and from 6:30 to 7:00 p.m. PST.

European News in English

Daily Morning

PST MST CITY STATION DIAL 4:30 a.m. 5:30 a.m. Berlin DJL 15.11

DXT 15.23

5:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. Rome 2R08 17.82

5:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. London GSF 15.14

6:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Amst'dam PCJ 15.22

6:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Berlin DJ L 15.11

7:20 a.m. 8:20 a.m. Moscow RV96 15.18

7:40 a.m. 8:40 a.m. Rome 2R06 15.30

8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. London GSF 15.14

8:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20

9:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Rome 2R06 15.30

9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20

9:45 a.m. 10:45 a.m. Ireland EIRE 17.84

10:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. London GSV 17.81

10:50 a.m. 11:50 a.m. Rome 2R06 15.30

11:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. Berlin DJA 9.56

Daily Afternoon

12:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Berlin DZD 10.54

12:45 p.m. 1:45 p.m. London GSP 15.31

1:15 p.m. 2:15 p.m. Finland OFD 9.50

1:15 p.m. 2:15 p.m. Rome 2R06 15.30

2:20 p.m. 3:20 p.m. Rome 2R04 11.81

2:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Berlin DZD 10.54

2:45 p.m. 3:45 p.m. London GSD 11.75

3:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Berlin DJB 15.20 DJD 11.77

4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Moscow RAN 9.60 RV96 15.18

4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. London GSC 9.58 GSD 11.75

4:45 p.m. 5:45 p.m. London GSC 9.58 GSD 11.75

5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Budapest HAT4 9.125

5:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Stock'm SBT 15.15

5:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Berlin DJ B 15.20 DJ D 11.77

Daily Evening

6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Rome 2R04 11.81 2R018 9.76

6:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Moscow RAN 9.60 RV96 9.52

7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77 DZD 10.54

Paris Y 9.52 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Rome 2R018 9.76

8:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. London GSC 9.58

9:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Rome 2R04 11.81

9:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Berlin DX P 6.03 DZD 10.54

10:15 p.m. 11:15 p.m. London GSB 9.51

1:30 a.m. 2:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20

Important Stations (Megacycles or thousands of kilocycles shown)

COK, Cuba 11.59 CSW7. Portugal 9.735 DJB, Germany 15.20 DJD, " 11.77 DJL, " 15.11 DZD, " 10.543 EIRE. Ireland 17.81 FZI, Brazzaville, Fr.

Equatorial Africa 11.97 GSB, England 9.51 GSC, 9.58 GSD, " 11.75 GSF, " 15.14 GSI, " 15.26 GSV, " 17.81 HAT4, Hungary 9.125 HCJB, Ecuador 12.46 HP5A. Panama 11.70 HP5G, " 11.78 16W, Vatican City 11.74 Indo-China 11.78 JLG4, Japan 15.105 JLU4, 17.795 JVZ, " 11.815 JZJ, " 11.80 JZK, " 15.16 KGEI, San Francisco,

Calif. 9.53, 9.67, 16.33 MTCY, Manchukuo 11.78 OAX4Z, Peru 6.032 PCJ, Holland 15.22 RAN, U.S.S.R. 9.60 RV96. " 15.18 SBT, Sweden 15.155 TAP, Turkey 9.465 TAQ, 15.195 TG2, Guatemala 6.19

TGWA, Guatemala 9.685, 15.17

VLQ, Australia 9.615 VLQ2, " 11.87 VLQ5, " 9.68 VLQ7, 11.88 WBOS, Boston. Mass.

11.87, 9.57, 6.14 WCAB, Philadelphia,

Pa. 6.06, 9,59, 15.27 WCBX, New York City

17.83, 15.27, 9.65. 6.17, 11.83, 6.12

WGEA, Schenectady, N. Y. 21.50. 15.33, 9.55

WGEO, Schenectady, N. Y. 9.53

WLWO, Cincinnati. Ohio 15.25. 17.89,

11.71, 9.59. 6.08 WNBI, New York City

11.89, 6.100, 17.78 WRCA, N. Y. City

9.67, 17.78 WRUL-WRUW,

Boston, Mass. 17.75, 15.35. 15.25, 15.13,

11.79, 11.73, 6.04 XGOX, China 15.19 XGOY, " 9.625, 11.90 Y, France 2R03, Italy 2R04, " 2506, " 21608. " 2R018, "

9.52 9.63

11.81 15,30 17.82 9.76

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MOST REFUGEE CHILDREN in the U. S. are given good care, plenty of affection, but nothing q.aite fills the gap. The Whittakers-Neville, 7, Rona, S', Allen, 5-at least have each ocher

SAILOR '3EO=FREY COWTAN, above, prepares with announcesr Een Grauer's aid to blow his bos'n's whistle over NBC mike, with mummy and daddy across the ocean in a London studio on the receiving end of this two-way broadcast between English par- ants and children in U. S. Left: Pat and Buniy Garred

NONSENSICAL CHATS about report cards, tooth -brushes, toys, fill the precious moments, but they're tremendously important moments to Dennis Collins, John Fenn, Doreen Davenport

FEW broadcasts have caused more tear-filled eyes and choked -up

throats than those halting, awkward conversations between British ref Agee children in the Unitéd States and their parents at home in England. (L_sten this Sunday, I p.m. EDT, NBC.) And if listeners who have come away from the radio with tears in their eyes could enter the NBC studio in New York, where a little band of children like those shown here, who haven't seen home in many months, lean eagerly toward a microphone,. with earphones clamped over their heads, they would feel more deeply still.

Yet, they would also understand that for these children and their parents the brief meeting is not tragedy and pathos; for them it is a wonderful bit of magic which brings them together. As announcer Ben Grauer shepherds his flock one by one to the mike in New York, an announcer is in BBC's London studio with a group of parents. Let Fred Bate, NBC's representative in London, describe them. "They are invited to dinner together before the program. Factory worker, industrialist, farmer-all sit down together. At first there is stiffness and embarrassment. Class distinctions are sharp in England, you know, Then, shyly, they begin talking. By brpad- east time, they are united by a warm bond, eager.to hear the voices of their loved ones." Thus nearly two hundred children and two hundred patents overseas have trooped to the microphone for one magic moment together. Some of the conversations are light- hearted queries and answers about toys, playmates and report cards. Be- neath the surface, -always, there is an undercurrent of longing and home- sickness --and bravery-which leaves everybody with a lump in his throat. Here are examples of conversations.

Son: Daddy, you might send my bat over, because there is a cricket club in New York and I am going to have a knock at the net sometime.

Father: My dear boy, of course, I

will send your bat over as soon as I lolly -well can.

Mother: Are you a good girl? Daughter: I don't know; I try to be. Mother: Darling, you have an

American accent' Daughter: I haven't.

Mother: Margaret, do you still sleep with seventeen combs in your hair?

Margaret: No, I've had a permanent. And Mummy, you are terrible in saying that; everybody will know now. I kept it a secret.

-NBC Photograph

ON MOTHER'S DAY, Ann, Monica and Rosa- lind Wilkinson were among twenty children who got their chance to say, "Hello, Mummy"-words for mothers to remember in long months ahead

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RADIO'S NEWS EVENT OF THE WEEK

Here's why premiere of the "Penthouse

Party" broadcast came to a sudden end

ILKA CHASE wore a

woolen scarf about her neck (above and inset) to premiere of her CBS "Penthouse Party" June 6-and thereby hangs a

tale. Having a bad sore throat, Miss Chase had radio actress Agnes Moore- head read her lines at rehearsal. When she did them herself on the air, timing went wrong and guest Judith Anderson (left, above) was cut off air. At left: Miss Moore- head ready to take over in case Ilka's voice fails

PUZZLING and highly unusual hi these days of precision radio production was the abrupt ending of Ilka Chase's

"Penthouse Party" premiere on CBS June 6, when guest star Judith Anderson was cut off in the middle of a Jean Cocteau monolog by announcer Bert Parks. These exclusive Move: -RADIO GUIDE pictures show what happened. Ilka Chase, suffering from a sore throat, had given her lines to Agnes Moorehead at dress rehearsal, but in the evening took over herself (with Miss Moorehead standing by), and because her throat ailment forced her to read more slowly, the producer's timing was off. Consequently, when Miss Anderson got into her monolog, last feature on the show, time was running short. A tog -flight stage actress, unaccustomed to broadcasting Miss Anderson was not aware of the crisis. Actually, she ran over twenty-five seconds, delaying a major address by Wendell Willkie. Jesting good-naturedly, Miss Anderson said afterward. "I guess I'll have to come back some night and finish it."

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CAMPUS PLAYERS re- hearse their skit for " Thousand and One Do mitory Nights." Left to right: Maurice Cliffer, Bill Everson, Loretta Poynton, Eddie Fir stone, Willard Farnum, and (standing) Hugh Rowlands. "Dormitory Nights" sEits, suggested by listeners for a fifty - dollar prize, are a weekly feature on the show

II OLLEGE HUMOR" is radio's newest variety show, and it

exudes more of the old rah -rah spirit than is seen on most U. S. campuses in the year 1941. Taking the air Tuesday nights at 10:30 p.m. EDT from NBC's Merchandise Mart studios in Chicago (originally from the Chicago Woman's Club Theater), "College Humor" plays to a large studio audience, unusual in that it is composed predominantly of young people and college students.

Plenty of Atmosphere In the studio one is impressed with

the elaborate fixings which contribute to a collegiate atmosphere. White sweaters emblazoned with huge red R's (for Raleigh cigarettes, the sponsor) are worn by songstress Virginia Verrill and Bob Strong's bandmen. Other cast members, wearing slacks and jackets, tap their feet and wave their arms in time with the music.

Pennants of leading universities fes- toon the stage. Cheers and rah-rahs from the audience are encouraged.

The show itself is a phantasmagoria of all the traditional hi-jinks which purportedly and really transpire on a college campus. This is Bob Strong's long suit. In two years he has made his orchestra one of the favorites among mid -western college folk, is right at home on the scene because he plays popular music as young people like it played. During the broadcast the orchestra plays a tune voted "hit of the week" on a college campus. A weekly feature, the "hit of the week" is selected by students at a different college each week.

Tom Wallace Is Prexy No college boy, Tom Wallace, known

to listeners as Uncle Walter of "Uncle Walter's Dog House," is an easy-going, happy prexy and master of ceremonies

for "College Humor." Coming on the stage before broadcast time, he and announcer Franklyn MacCormack "warm up" the audience with gags and introductions. Ginny Verrill, campus belle in white sweater, plaid skirt and flat -heeled shoes, is presented, as is Prof. Marlin Hurt with his alter egos, "Beulah" and `Bill." Mr. Hurt gives visitors a look at his `Beulah" expression (as Beulah he's a colored maid) and a sample of his vocal gymnastics. Franklyn MacCormack kids with the audience and Linn Borden, dead -pan comic, brings down the house.

By broadcast time the audience is keyed up to interpolating the smartly paced show with cheers and yells, but not too boisterous to annoy listeners.

Most uproarious dramatic feature of the varsity show is "A Thousand and One Dormitory Nights," a comedy skit of college life in which a half -dozen young players cavort in typical col -

The SHOW

BOYS AND GIRLS take a bow. Prexy Tom Wal- lace is at the mike. Standing at left are Franklyn vacCormack, announcer; Virginia Ver- rill, campu> belle; Mar- lin Hurt ("Beulah"); and, behind them, scripter Fred Kress. At right are the Campts Players and in background are Bob Strong and his Col- lege Hum Dr Orchestra

legiate style. Playing the lead role of a not -too -bright rah -rah boy, Eddie Fire- stone makes a hit with spectators.

$50 for a "Dormitory Night" The "Dormitory Nights" skits are

developed from incidents which might have happened on any campus-today or fifty years ago-submitted by listeners. A prize of fifty dollars is awarded to listeners whose suggestions are used.

A novel feature of this "College Humor" broadcast is its companion show, a five-minute affair, coming at the end of the half-hour and starring Linn Borden in "Private Linn Borden Reports." For this reporter, the varsity hi-jinks, parlayed. with Linn Borden's humor and pathos, make this one of radio's most unusual half-hours.-J. C.

NEXT WEEK: "One Man's Family" At Home

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TOM WALLACE, the "Grin Reap- er," graduates here, from that canine retreat, "Uncle Walter's Dog House," to the ivied halls of "College Humor." As prexy of ceremonies, he steers this new corny -comic -collegiate broadcast

MAESTRO BOB STRONG composed "College Humor's" theme, each week plays a tune voted "hit of the week" by a particular college. Bob's orchestra is two years old, but already is one of the most popular for college dates

"YO SHO IS -A UGLY SCUD - DER," says this gentleman, who is

both "Beulah" and "Bill"-and himself (Marlin Hurt), besides. A big, well-built fellow Marlin is

known as one of the "Tom, Dick and Harry" trio, a real -life clown

FRANKLYN MacCORMACK finds a new medium as the "Joe Col- lege" announcer of radio's varsity show. "Mac" does poetical com- mercials for Wayne King, punch plugs for "Jack Armstrong," and now, slick talk on "College Humor"

"IT'S A DATE TONIGHT, BOYS," sings Virginia Verrill, who is the sweet little co-ed of "College Humor." Actually, Ginny has been the expert and popular songstress of many radio shows, "Show Boat," "Uncle Walter's Dog House," etc.

LINN BORDEN, the "Na ' man, toos twenty-five minutes of "Col- lege Humor" with a five-minute sequel, "Private Linn Borden Re- ports," his unique monolog of a rookie's tragi-comic experiences in one of America's draft camps

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TOM SLATER is Mutual's man - with -the -mike at Fort Dix, New Jersey. In his quest of material for

his Sunday broadcasts from camp, he learned that among the selectees are former members of popular bands. Energetic and resourceful, Slater rounded up some of these fellows and now Fort Dix has a swing band of which it may be proud, for the musi- cians were anxious to "band together." Slater has presented the group on some of his programs and, from the professional view, their music is compara- ble to that of any number of bands earning high wages. Herbie Fields is leader and vocalist. He was associated with Raymond Scott. George Johnson, Sid Macy, Jimmy Marrielli, Lou Cou- nahan and Don Matteson form the brass bracket. They were with Hal Kemp, Paul Whiteman, Otto Cesana's Symphonic Swing Band, and Jimmy Dorsey's bands, respectively. Gary Morton, ex -bandleader at the Pierre, Savoy -Plaza and other swank spots, is at the piano. Johnny Farrell beats the bass viol-far from the Manhattan nighteries, where he is well known. Don Rigney drums, as he did for Al Kavelin, and Marco Rosalas, one-time orchestra -leader, is guitarist. For a treat, tune in "This Is Fort Dix" on MBS. You might hear them-if they came through the recent war games all right.

Sammy Kaye Likes "Daddy" Most people have to hear "Daddy"

a couple of times before they like it. This wasn't so in the case of Sammy Kaye, who is riding the crest of a hit with his band's recording of the selection. Kaye first heard the song, which was written by Bob Troup of the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, when it was played by a small band at the Embassy Club in Philadelphia. He sought the composer and, soon after meeting the lad, purchased the song. Sammy was really treading on Fred Waring's ter- ritory when he made this deal with the U. of Penn composer, for that's Fred's alma mater. Of course Waring

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ARTHUR MILLER

Pinch-hitting for vacationing

Maurice Granger

doesn't have any exclusive arrange- ment to publish songs by U. of Penn men, but he has made many such songs popular. Sammy Kaye's treatment of "Daddy" could hardly be beat, but, if it is possible to do a better job, Waring is one of the few who could be counted on, for "Daddy" couldn't hope for better treatment than by Waring and his Glee Club.

The boys in uniform of our military and naval forces are the toast of New York and probably all other American cities and towns. In New York, uniformed soldiers and sailors are numerous, yet they are permitted to take their "dates" to the Dance Carnival at Madison Square Garden free of charge. This gesture was announced a few days after CBS announced it would supply broadcast tickets to uniformed men. Other places of entertainment in New York are considering similar moves.

Bandafa Eddy Duchin and his band should

be in Rio de Janeiro by this time, playing at the fashionable Copacabana Casino ... Uncle Sam's men may soon

RECORDMENDED

DECCA: Jimmy Dor- sey's "All Alone and

Lonely"; Mills Brothers' "I, Yi, Yi, Yi Amigo."

VICTOR: Artie Shaw's "What Is There to Say?"; Leo Reisman's "Poor Butter- fly." ON THE BLUEBIRD LABEL: Dinah Shore's "Where You Are." ON THE OKEH LABEL: Frankie Masters' "The Hut Sut Song"; Gene Krupa's "Green Eyes." ON THE COLUMBIA LABEL: Eddy Duchin's "Throwing Pebbles in

the Millstream."

RAY NOBLE (I.) meets Kay Kyser, Ginny Simms at Catalina airport. Kay and band came to dance to Noble's music at Catalina Casino

be visited by Phil Spitalny's girls, who would like to do a swing of the camps

, Tallest man in the band business, Tris Hauer, all six feet five inches of him, replaces Phil Rommel' as Charlie Spivak's trumpeter. Phil now spends all his time arranging and composing for the band. He already has two hits to his credit, "What's Cookin' " and "Sit Down, Bud!"

Purely Personal It's a boy for Marion Hutton, ex -

Glenn Miller songstress. And Benay Venuta announces hers is a girl . . .

On the gloomier side of the ledger, make a note that the split between Maxine Sullivan and John Kirby becomes final sometime in August . . -

Sammy Kaye is proud of a thorough- bred owned by Mrs. Payne Whitney called Swing 'n' Sway . . . Similar names, incidentally, are causing some confusion in Hollywood, where Rudy Vallee's secretary has the same name as Kay Kyser's singer-tinny Simms . . . Joan Brooks, whose Four Belles are on NBC with Jimmy Lytell's band, is back at work after spending a month's vacation with her folks in Oklahoma.

Songstuff Bobby Day and Paul Martell, band-

leaders both, have combined talents to turn out a novelty piece, "The Dog With the Cute Buck Teeth" ... Jimmy Dorsey's recording of "Amapola" has been sold to the tune of 540,000 disks

. Doug Watt, New York radio editor, and Bernie Green, ace press-agent, heard their tune, "I Was an April Fool," introduced over the networks by Frankie Masters . . . We're just passing the word: Will Bradley is seeking a jive tune. He's got the title. It's "Fry Me, Oscar, But Not at the Wal- dorf!" ... Irving Berlin honored Barry Wood by letting him make recordings of the two latest Berlin songs, "Any Bonds Today" and "Arms for the Love of America." The songsmith took the records and a portable phonograph to the White House circuit.

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(Join radio's quiz game! Try your skill at answering these radio brain - busters. For correct answers see page 40.)

From "True or False" (NBC, Mon., 8:30 p.m. EDT)

1. According to the popular saying, only good men tell no tales.

2. Donald Duck is loved by movie - lovers for his calm and even temper.

3. All movie screens are the same size.

4. Ragweed is another name for goldenrod.

5. Ancient Egyptians grew roses. 6. Pistils are often found in plants. 7. Most blue flowers

fade in the sun.

From "Uncle Jim's Question Bee"

(NBC, Tues., 8:30 p.m. EDT) 1. In what sport is

each of the following terms used: (a) Spare, (b) ringer?

2. If you were visiting a cave would you be more likely to bump your head on a stalactite or a stalagmite?

3. If you went shopping for a Gladstone, a Firestone and Prestone what would you be seeking in each case?

4. Give the common name for each of the following professions: (a) Thespian, (b) terpsichorean, (c) prestidigitator.

5. Of what country is each of the following men the prime minister: (a) Robert Gordon Menzies, (b) William Lyon MacKenzie -King?

6. What were the following nursery rhyme characters looking for: (a) Mother Hubbard, (b) Peter, Peter, Pumpkin Eater?

JUNE 28 Alan Bunce, NBC, RCA Bldg., New York,

N. Y. John Harrington, Station WBBM, Chicago,

Ill. Kelvin Keech, NBC, RCA Bldg., New York,

N. Y. Dan Seymour, NBC, RCA Bldg., New York,

N. Y. JUNE 29

Jack Baker, NBC, Merchandise Mart, Chi- cago, Ill.

Nelson Eddy, Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, Culver City, Calif.

Muriel Wilson, NBC, RCA Bldg., New York, N. Y.

JUNE 30 Sunda Love, NBC, Merchandise Mart, Chi-

cago, Ill. JULY 1

Vera Brodsky, CBS, 485 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.

Olivia de Havilland, Warner Bros., Bur- bank, Calif.

Charles Laughton, RKO-Radio Studio, 780 Gower St., Hollywood, Calif.

Bill Stern, NBC, RCA Bldg., New York, N. Y.

JULY 2

Allan Grant, NBC, Merchandise Mart, Chi- cago, Ill.

JULY 3

John Lake, NBC, Sunset and Vine, Holly- wood, Calif.

JULY 4 Henry Armetta, Warner Bros., Burbank,

Calif. George Murphy, Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, Cul-

ver City, Calif. Alec Templeton, NBC, Merchandise Mart,

Chicago, Ill.

DR. HARRY HAGEN, of "True or False" (Mon.)

7. What two famous show people are referred to in the following: The Greatest Showman on Earth sponsored the Swedish Nightingale?

From "Battle of the Sexes" (NBC, Tues., 9 p.m. EDT)

1. What two minerals are in liquid form at ordinary temperature?

2. For what are the Pribilof Islands chiefly famous?

3. What is the emblem of Canada? 4. What famous Oriental poet's work

was translated into English?

From "Quiz Kids" (NBC, Wed., 8 p.m. EDT)

1. Identify (a) A roundhead, (b) a leatherneck.

2. Which of the following offers would you take: Two one - dollar bills or one each of every coin minted by the United States Treasury?

3. What would you be doing in each case if you were (a) Leach- ing lye from a barrel of ashes, (b) melting lead in a long -handled dipper, (c) rendering mutton tallow or melting beeswax?

4. Identify each of the following: (a) Ta-

ranto, (b) Otranto, (c) Tirana, (d) Torino or Turin.

5. What famous face still carries the scar of a cannonball fired by Napo- leon Bonaparte?

6. Whose was "the face that launched a thousand ships"?

7. Explain how a baseball team can make one triple, one double and three singles in its half of an inning at bat without scoring a run?

Mr. Fairfax will give personal answers to all readers who send self- addressed stamped envelopes. Address, Arthur Fairfax, MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE, 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago, Ill.

Mrs. J. C. Martin, New York, N. Y. -"THE GOLDBERGS" are now heard over a network of eastern and southern NBC -Red stations, Monday through Friday at 11:30 a.m. EDT.

Miss Peggy Allen Hull, Newtown, Conn.-REESE TAYLOR portrays Drew Sinclair in "Romance of Helen Trent."

Mr. Robert Buss, Daleville, Ind.- "CITIES SERVICE CONCERT," "VOICE OF FIRESTONE" and "AMERICAN ALBUM OF FAMILIAR Music" originate at the NBC studios in New York City.

Miss J. Stevens, Kankakee, Ill,-In "Young Dr. Malone" WARREN BRYAN portrays Gene Timmons, RUTH DEVITT is Mrs. Timmons, ROBERT SHAYNE has the role of Mr. Allison, and EVELYN VARGEN plays Mrs. Julia Plummer.

Bulls and boners are a part of broadcasting. No matter how experienced the performer or how famous the star, chances are that he will make an occa- sional slip or a statement with twisted meaning which is extremely funny. See how good your ears are. Try to catch broadcasters in some error-the funnier the better-and send your entry to MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE, 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago. The most humorous entries will be printed in this column. Watch for your contribution!

Commentator (commenting on Pres- ident Roosevelt's speech) : "He can at any time remove these waters from a war -zone area."-Lucy K. Owens, 1110 Park Ave., Utica, N. Y. (May 29 over Station WIBX.)

Ben Grauer on "Jergens Journal": "Every woman can wear an orchid on her budget."-Mrs. C. W. Hayden, 404 N. Douglas Ave., Peoria, Ill. (June 1

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Del Sharbutt, announcer on "Martha Webster": "... Until the beans have that meaty flavor that grandmother used to have."-Mrs. Joseph Neasbe, 5017 S. Racine Ave., Chicago, Ill. (May 30 over CBS.)

Parker Wilson of "Light Crust Doughboys": "Mrs. writes, 'My husband and I were married twenty- five years ago. Our first grocery bill included a sack of Light Crust. We are still using it.' "-Elbert Evans, Jr., 903 South Hickory, Pine Bluff, Ark. (May 29 over Station KARK.)

Bob Elson, baseball announcer: "Here we are, high atop the building overlooking everything that happens." -Mrs. James T. Cain, 200 Otter St., Oshkosh, Wis. (May 30 over Station W GN. )

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Joan B., Detroit, Mich.

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Medical Melodrama -O. K. Dear Sirs:

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