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the Sat kspires the PenJ. Bury, 301 South Arroyo Drive, San

San Gabriel, Calif.Sirs: Since Pat Novak left the air,

I have been curious as to the reason.Will he return in the fall perhaps?

Letters to the network program de-partments, folks, that's what resurrectsyour favorites and "Brings 'Em Bark.4/1tee!" "Novak" um., on ARC-KECA.Jack Webb. who played the role, ranbe heard now on "Jeff Began," KNX,Saturday, 9:3(1 p.m

Betty Mirth., 5208 Fountain Avenue, LesAngeles, Calif.Sirs: This is a plea. Where is Bob

Phillips? Ever since he went off hisnight show, "Music For Dreaming,"the early morning hours have beenvery dull. I am sure many listenersagree with me, "We Want BobPhillips Back."

Bob has several radio prospects inmind for fall. "Stay tuned" to "Pre-casts," for any news.

*Mrs. Kailiken Tedrow, 1702 West 60th

Street, Los Angeles, Calif.Sirs: Here are some "hopes" of

mine cpncerning the future of ra-dio: (1) I hope the character of "Dig-ger O'Dell" will be omitted from "TheLife of Riley." It offends many and

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displays very poor taste. Just whatis funny about undertaking anddeath is beyond me. (2) I hope weshall have a few "talent hunt" showshere in Los Angeles. Why shouldNew York have them all? (3) I hope"Nature Boy" will do a fade-out. Ifthat song is rated a nation-wide hit,we have sunk to a new low in mu-sical appreciation. (4) I hope thereis much less playing of records. Oh,if sponsors would only realize weshould much prefer a half hour oflive entertainment a week, to a halfhour of daily record -playing. Smallwonder Mr. Petrillo banned record-ing. This condition is inexcusable,for so much new and live talent isavailable and wanted. (5) I hopeJack Holden is given a spot. He issimply terrific, and would be a swellentertainer if given the chance. (6)I hope Radio Life is always avail-able. Many thanks to it for keepingme up to date on all the radio news.

*Mrs. Gila'. L. Blackwell, 441 West A

46, Los Angeles 31, Calif.

Sirs: In a recent issue, you printeda letter about a program that wason the air in the early 1930's, name-ly the "Tarzan" series, which listedseveral members of the cast. GaleGordon was said to have played "Tar-zan's" father, "Lord Greystroke," buthe did not play that part. My father,Frederick Harrington, played "LordGreystroke" on the transcriptions.My father passed away a few yearsago, so that's why I'm writing thisto correct the error. Not that it makesso much difference now, but as longas the cast was mentioned I feel heshould get the credit for his part.

Mark Finley of Mutual, who authoredthat letter, has referred your questionto his source, producer Dave Taylor.The two of them jointly send you thisanswer: "tics. Blackwell is absolutelyright, except that there were two 'LordGreystrokes. Frederick Harrington didplay the part of 'Lord Greystroke,' whodied in .4frica and went out of the storyafter the first two scripts. Beim; a royalEnglish ,title, the name in the 'Tarzan'story fell to the next apparent male inline. this individual then being enactedby Gale Gordon. After the first 'LordGm/stroke' went out of the story, Mr.Harrington played other roles in the'Tartan' series, and ninny of his friendswho fondly remember him say he wasa splendid attar who played each of hisparts beautifully."

*John A. Donnelly, 3910 South Gramercy

Place, Los Angeles, Calif.Sirs: I have just started reading

your magazine lately, but already ithas become my favorite. The reasonfor this is that it informs me moreabout programs that I like and tellsme about programs I might want tohear. I like especially your "Ear In-spires the Pen" department. My petpeeve is most people's commercials.What gets me most is the soaps thathave you reading a hook while thesoap does the washing. It's awful.

Mrs. M. D. Hammond, 10361/2 West 52ndStreet, Los Angeles 37, Calif.

Sirs: I note that reader Grant May-berry speaks ofJack Holden.There was asinger by thatname on the old"National BarnDance." He hada magnificentvoice. How'sabout a pictureof my favoritenewscaster, Hank

Hank Weaver Weaver?

*Hiss C. M. Benson, 867 North Limns Ave -

owe, Los Angeles 26, Calif.

Sirs: I would like to call attentionto a worthy program over KWIKevery night at eight o'clock. It comesfrom the Veterans' AdministrationHospital in San Fernando, where Mr.Al Endicott presides over a "BedsideNetwork" for patients at the hos-pital. Several of the recent programsfeatured the beautiful voice of John-ny Clark, who also emceed theshows. Garry Moore and many otherradio stars visit the hospital regular-ly and entertain in the wards as wellas over the "Bedside Network." Theprogram is fine for calling attentionto the continued need for entertain-ment for those for whom the war isnever over. "Lest We Forget."

*Gertrude Wilson. 2321/2 South Grand

Avenue, Los Angeles 12, Calif.

Sirs: I want to thank Hal Nicholsfor mentioning Radio Life over theKFOX station. Seems as though Ihad not seen Radio Life before, butthen I looked for it. Could you tellme if Judy Canova will be back onthe radio soon?

Judy Canova is set for return on theNBC fall schedule. We, also. would liketo thank Mr. Nichols for hls kind radioattent'on to our maga:toe.

* * RADIO LIFE * *CARL M. BIGSBV, Publisher

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About Your LettersAll letters to the Ear Inspires

the Pen Department should in-clude name and full address ofthe sender. Name and/or addresswill be withheld on writer's re-quest Opinions expressed in theletters printed are those of thesenders and do not necessarilyreflect the opinion of Radio Life.

Thomas Verity, 1438 South New Hamp-shire Ave..., Los Angeles, Calif.Sirs: 1 would enjoy seeing a pic-

ture of the old "Hank SimmonsShowboat" cast in "Flashbacks."Other old shows I remember are"The Old Curiosity Shop," the"R.K.O. Vaudeville Show," and the"Sherlock Holmes" show of abouteighteen years ago.

Anyone possessing such rare chestnuts.kindlu step forward? Which goes forany cf our readers who perhaps havesome pictures they'd be willing to letus borrow for our "days gone by"pages.?

Buena Vista Stine, 5934 Eighth Ave...,Los Angeles 43, Calif.

Sirs: A word of praise for BobElson's friendly and informative pro-gram. We like it a lot.

Gene Terraro, 501 East 64th Street, LosAngeles 3, Calif.Sirs: I am a regular listener to

the radio and lis-ten to a lot ofgood programslike Arthur God-frey, Jack Benny,Phil Harris,"Beulah," andDennis Day. Iwould like to seea picture ofCurley Bradley if ' -you have one. His"C I u b Matinee I \was swell. What Corley Bradleyhappened to it?

We're no longer privileged to hear"Club Matinee." but Curley is still onthe air as Mutual's popular serial hero,"Ton, Mix."

Mrs. Myrtle Weekley, 3952 MassachusettsStreet, Long Beach 14, Calif.Sirs: Do you happen to know what

has become of Bill Bryan and hispiano, "Agatha," who used to beheard on KNX? We always enjoyedhis playing, particularly when he didhis version of the chronological de-velopment of his piano style. Hashe made any records?

Bill Bryan, with "Agatha." made aguest appearance on CBS Saturday, Aug-ust 14. just before he left for a month svacation In his home -state. Florida. Ileplans In retort* to California in the fall,and will either do free-lance announcingor bring the show back on the a:r.

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KFIArt Baker and His Notebook

Ten years ago, September 8,1938, Art Baker sat down infront of a microphone at KFIand started thumbing throughan old beaten -up notebook. Inthe book, he'd jotted downvarious words that were sup-posed to remind him of thingsto talk about - because itseemed more practical thantrying to write on his cuff.His one big fear, he confessedlater, was that he wouldn'tbe able to keep talking forthe full half-hour scheduled.

Since then, with the aid ofthat selfsame notebook, hehas chatted his way through2600 half-hour broadcasts. In-dividual words are used as aspringboard into various top-ics of conversation and Bakerinsists it is a peculiar talenthe first discovered as a youth,down at the ol' swimmin'hole.times I dived off the board, Icouldn't ever land the sameway twice."

There is a basic sincerityabout Art Baker that winsthe complete confidence ofhis listeners. He has neverbetrayed that confidence byadvertising a product inwhich he did not fully be-lieve. KFI takes pride inhonoring Art Baker and thetenth annivetsary of his"Notebook" on the air, andwishing him ten more yearsof success on KFI.

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1. ART'S RADIO CAREER ACTUALLY STARTED in 1936, a yearwe do not have represented in pictures. A lecturer at ForestLawn, he won the opportunity to work (gratis) as announcer on-Tapestries of Life.- Next year, when another program, -Reunionof the States," debuted, he went on the payroll as emcee ($15)of an audience show. Then came a chance to audition for "Holly.wood in Person," a fifteen -minute five-a-weeker. Art, who wonover twenty-five other aspirants, was here interviewing youngDeanna Durbin. (Estabrook photo.)

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2. "HOLLYWOOD IN PERSON" warsponsored by General Mills and madea practice of interviewing people con-nected with movies. Usually Baker andstaff drove to some picture lot and dida man -on -the -street program with whom-ever of interest passed by. For suchwell-known personalities, however, as

Heather Angel and Freda Inescourt,studio interview was conducted.

4. FROM 1939 ON, Art Baker becameincreasingly busy. His first big coast -to -coast job was announcing the Bob Hopeshow. Between 1939 and 1941 he spieledfor Hedda Hopper's Sunkist program. Atone time he carried more than twentybroadcasts a week: Hope, live ''Note-books," three Hoppers, three "Page fromLife- (sponsored by Bullocks), a Blue Net-work "Notebook" (live weekly), -PagingJohn Doc (twice weekly), -Don't Be Per-sonal,- and "Talk Your Way Out of This. -He also announced on the Coast for "Pot0' Gold- and did -Traffic Tribunal.- Then,in 1942, he took over the emcee chore on"People Are Funny," on which Joan Ben-nett was here guesting. (NBC photo.)

3. BAKER, SHOW PRODUCER Tom Wal-lace, and Hobart Bosworth, appearing on-Hollywood in Person," which aired in1937 and 1938. About this same time,Baker worked on one of the first audience -participation quiz shows, "P u I I OverNeighbor.- With a gift budget of $35,this program was frequently accused of"throwing money around.- Art recalls thatdimes and quarters pleased participantshighly and that people would do almostanything to win a dollar. My, how times(and the value of a dollar) change!

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5. IN 1943, ART HARKED BACK to hisevangelistic days and conducted a com-munity -sing program on KNX. Called"United We Sing,- it proved to be ex-tremely popular in wartime Hollywood.Here the audience lets go on -It's a GrandOld Flag."

6. ART TOOK HIS community singirgover to the Hollywood Canteen. whe chundreds of servicemen rallied rourdFor such favorites as -Deep in the Heartof Texas." He also introduced it cm

NBC's "A Song Is Born- in 1944.I Bailey photo.)

Actually, It's a Dozen Years for Art, Who HasBeen in Radio Since 1936, but This Week HeIs Celebrating the Tenth Anniversary of HisPopular and Rapidly Expanding "Notebook"

Vondag-Prultp, 4:30 p. rat.KFI

XACTLY ten years ago, Sep-tember 8, 1938, Art Bakersat down in front of a KFImicrophone and opened his"Notebook" to talk to peo-

ple. For that momentous first broad-cast, he recalls, he "wrote a speech"which developed into such a stuffydocument that he disgustedly tore itup before airtime. That day heplanned to discuss "Vision," a topicinspired by a visit to the optome-trist, and "Love,"-the heart -throb-bing kind that can change the world.There were a couple of other topicswhich Art can't remember right now,but when he'd torn up his script,he simply jotted the four key wordson a piece of paper and talked sevenminutes on each of them.

That's the way the kindly, infor-mal and informative "Notebook"came into being. Today it is essen-tially the same as it was a decadeago. Art still pushes up a chair andchats things out with his listeners.But his audience has grown to tre-

S. DURING THE WINTER OF 1943-44, Artalso conducted an audience show on CBS.Called -Meet Joe Public,- it employedpsychological gimmicks as basis for award-ing prizes and had one spot devoted toguessing amount of used fat turned in.Here Baker waits to award money asserviceman tallies his guess with the scales.

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mendous size. Now, in addition toKFI, he is carried on fifty-eight sta-tions all over the United States, In-cluding WGN in Chicago. This ex-pansion, via transcription, has oc-curred within the past two years andhas kept Art so busy that he has de-voted almost all his radio energiesexclusively to the "Notebook." Inaddition, motion pictures have dis-covered him and he has appeared infifteen during the past few years. Inhis latest, "Interference," he experi-ences his first screen kiss-with Liz-abeth Scott!

To observe Art's conclusion of tenyears on the air with "Notebook,"Radio Life dug deeply into its filesand came up with some picturesreminiscent of the past decade. May-be you'll remember some of theseshows as we flash back with Baker.

7. A TREASURY DEPARTMENT a i r e r,"Never Too Old," brought Baker to themike to emcee a program for folks overseverty. Here he awards a watch to par-ticipant Edwin Judson Miller. (RothschildPheto.)

9. LAST SEASON, RAKER made one of hisrare guest appearances when he visited TomBreneman on "Breakfast in Hollywood- andmodeled a chapeau. He is now devotinghimself almost wholly to "Notebook" andmotion pictures. (Parry photo.)

PAUL STEWART GIVES theits earliest airing at KFWB.

also serves as an announcer ofmercials, master of ceremonies,recording expert. (Lester photo.)

newsPaul

corn -and

SNIP -SNIP -SNIP GO Betty Pe noyIscissors as she cuts a page from

the teletype. Ted Roth's typewriter rata-tatats it into shape for newscasters. Bettyand Ted also co -edit the Flashcast forHollywood and Vine.

How the Story of an Explosion in Mythovania IsHandled Round the Clock in KFWB Newsroom

13y Gene Gach

OU HEARD me on the ra-dio. But did you knowhow I was born? Or howbrought to you? I amthe story of an explosion

in Mythovania.VOOOM! I was born when a bomb

went off in the Chancellery of themythical kingdom in central Europe.The reverberations had hardlystopped echoing, the dust had hardlysettled when nearby Reuters, Asso-ciated Press, International News andUnited Press reporters were on thescene, scribbling notes and hurriedlyphoning their offices.

Dot -dash -dot -dash -dot -dash t h ebeginnings of their dispatches wentflashing across Atlantic cables evenbefore the reporters were throughdictating the end of the story.

In New York the editors of thegreat news bureaus had me quicklyrewritten, my geographic and politi-cal backgrounds appended, and re-leased throughout the nation.

Click -click -click went the threeteletype machines in Warner Bros.KFWB news room, each of them vy-ing with the others to present me inthe most readable, interesting man-ner.

Snip -snip -snip went Betty Penny'sscissors as she spotted me on thelong page, and cut me out for imme-diate inclusion in the day's news-cast. (Betty is one of the prettiestof the KFWB "newsmen.")

Ratatatatat went Betty's fingersover the typewriter as she summedme up as taken from the UP, APand INS stories. Looking around meon the news sheet that Betty waswriting I was flattered to find I wasthe lead article.

Tall, sandy -haired, affable PaulStewart, KFWB veteran newscaster,took me over at 6:45 a.m. He readme over for practice half aloud,

sAL GORDON CAME to KFWB via thecircuitous route of newspaper reportersport editor, and station announcer.

As news editor for KFWB, he rides heroon the newscasters, frequently augmentsthe INS, AP and UP wires with informationhe gleans by phone from his own newssources. (Lester photo.)

half mumbling, underlining someof me for particular emphasis. Ipicked up two periods and lost acomma under Paul's treatment, andacclimated myself to my position asa leader in the day's news. Finallyafter several throat -clearings and asecond quirk reading Paul noddedto the engineer, and at 7 a.m. I wason the air, a half hour after the firstv000m.

While Paul Stewart was deliveringme on the air, Betty Penny hoveredover the three teletypes, alert torush Paul any last-minute flashesthat might interest you.

Paul dropped me in a file. Ithought I was through. But TedRoth, another KFWB newswriter,picked me out and rewrote me inthe light of another series of tele-types that added more facts, figuresand color to the preliminary storyof the explosion. There were morenames to me, more statistics. Al-though less interesting as news be-cause I was already hours old, I wasattaining a sturdiness and characterI lacked earlier.

Alp- CAL FREDERICKS. graduate of theUniversity of Oklahoma, finds time

to play in movies, narrate short -short sub-jects for films, and transcribe narrativerecords, as well as read KFWB's I1:30edition of the news.

Attired in my new suit as tailoredby Ted Roth from the new facts, Iwas presented to KFWB tuner -innersby Lou Marcelle at 8:30. A radio net-work actor of considerable prestige,Marcelle is in his early thirties andlooks back on ten years of news-casting with KFWB.

At ten a.m. I was examined byKFWB's news and special eventsdirector, Al Gordon. Slender, spec-tacled and scholarly, Gordcn sensedspecial interest in me and instructedhis staff to dig up some local re-actions for the noon broadcasts. Thephones buried in high places.

What local people-the Mytho-vanian consul in Los Angeles and aMythovanian actor in Hollywood-had to comment on me, as solicitedby KFWB reporters, made such a stirthat I took on new life and addedimportance all around the world. The11:30 edition of the KFWB news, asread by Cal Fredericks, saw me stillin top place.

Scope BroadensTo exploit fully the news values

they developed in me, Al Gordon sentKFWB newsmen with tape recordingmachines to the Los Angeles officeof the Mythovanian consul anotherto the hotel of the Mythovanianactor, where on -the -spot interviewsand actual quotations were recordedand hurried back to the WarnerBros. news room.

The President mentioned me in hispress conference and that gave Bent-ley Morriss a new introduction to mefor his 2:30 p.m. edition of the news.

You heard me again at 3:55, thistime colored by statements from theVatican, a woman novelist in Flo-rida, and a former premier cf Mytho-vania vacationing in Cannes. AP, UPand INS were still competing by ca-ble and teletype to bring ire to youin the most complete and dramaticmanner and Joe Yocam read thematinee news summary.

VI. CLETE ROBERTS GETS a last-minuteflash from his co-worker, George

Lewin, who watches the AP, UP and INSteletypes for any late -hour n e s thatmight be important enough to warrantspace at the end of the 6 p.m. news.

CHICAGO -BORN Bentley Morrissis known to the casting direc-tors of top network shows as a

master of many dialects, to KFWBdialer -inners as the 2:30 matinee news-caster.

Clete Roberts, political and war re-porter, examined all the facts aboutme at 4 p.m. and assisted by GeorgeLewin, who has teamed with Cletefor ten years, described me as suc-cinctly and completely as he could inthe time his six o'clock edition of theevening news allowed.

By now the tape recordings takenearlier - altogether sixty-five min-utes of quotations from famous localMythovanians-had been edited byAl Gordon into one concise five-min-ute record which you heard HenryCharles present as part of the 8:30news.

Having earlier reported me asnews, Clete Roberts gave me anothertreatment at 9 p.m., this time in hiscommentary of the day's events. Iheard myself treated in terms of con-jecture, also my origin and the pos-sible effect on the Mythovanianpolitical scene were the subjects ofClete Roberts' discussion, based onhis personal contact and knowledgeof Mythovania plus the facts as pre-sented by the now very fat dossieron the explosion.

By 9:50, when Gil Warren put meon the air again, I was no longernews, but a feature. I had been onthe air since early in the morningand covered by all evening papers.I saw myself slipping farther backon the page as other fresher pieces ofnews came from all parts of theworld.

For the benefit of those who hadnot been able to hear the recordplayed at 8:30, KFWB presented aspecial roundup story on me at

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KFWB'S HENRY CHARLESbrings to the 8:30 reading of

the evening news the same mellifluous,personable interpretation that charac-terized his live -year term of announcingfor "Silver Theatre."

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OFTEN MISTAKEN for OrsonWelles, KFWB's Joe Yocam reads

a roundup of world news at 3:55 everyafternoon. He's also heard on the "TheGadget Jury" and many KFWB specialevents broadcasts. (Lester photo.)

GIL WARREN sums up the day'snews at 9:50. The former Marine

officer is best known to midnight -pluslisteners. Gil is an expert sharpshooter,horseman and tennis player.

ABOUT TWO MINUTES after this scenewas snapped, the docile -looking tigerin the center sprang-Parley cracked

his whip-and the photographer fled!(ABC -Frank Wigham photo.)

CueingVie 'Cats"

THE ONE IN THE MIDDLE isn'tdisobeying . . . this is part of

a pattern the big -cats- learned. 11 youthink the operation looks pretty simple,try it some time. (ABC -Frank Wighamphoto.)

Parley's Word Is Law in a Cage Full of Six -Hundred -PoundFelines, but It Passes Unheeded by His Household Pets.

ISTEN, you! If you knowso blasted much abouttraining 'cats,' why don'tyou come on in here andtry it! I dare you . . .!"

Those were the angrilyshouted words that first promptedParley Baer, one of the best-knownlocal radio actors in the business,to take a hand at making lions,tigers and panthers play dead, rollover, and literally jump throughhoops to do Parley's bidding.

The scene was the Salt Lake CityZoo. Parley had come across thisdelightful spot as a result of com-bining civic -mindedness and carteblanche over fifteen minutes of dailyairtime on CBS's outlet, where Parleywas in charge of special events andserved as dramatic director.

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of getting things done .. . just men-tion on the air what was wrongwith a highway, a park, or someother public spot, and wham, thedepartment in charge hustled toright things," Parley grins about hisearly crusading.

"I had been poking around thezoo, and just fell into the habit ofgoing out every Sunday, where I'dhang around the 'cats' and watchthe trainer work them. I used torib him if the 'cats' didn't instantlyrespond, and one day he blew up atme, finishing his tirade with thedare to come in and work his group.Before I realized what I was doing,I'd slipped into the cage and swungmy arms around in what I imaginedwere cues for the animals. It wasn'tuntil I stepped out and heard thedoor click behind me that I realizedwhat I'd done. Whew!"

Parley's first attempt wasn't asmashing success by either his orthe animals' standards, but it wasenough for the old man who hadshouted the dare. Prompted by re-morse and admiration, he took Par-ley to his heart and his "cat" cages,and tutored the radio man throughhis own entire repertoire of cues andacts. In just three weeks Parley was

PARLEY ISN'T AFRAID of producers,either! Hes got Mutual's J. C. Lewiswhere he wants him, and snarl though

the director may, hell not get down tillthat line is changed! (Rothschild photo.)

working the big felines himself-andloving it. The two trainers formeda partnership that lasted six years.

The strong streak of sawdust ap-peared early in Baer. His appear-ances "on the boards" started as ayoungster, and led to drama andspeech majors at the University ofUtah. Upon graduation, he hoppedright into radio, keeping on, mean-while, with the University Theater.Parley's most cherished memory ofthose days was his portrayal of God

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THE ONE NEAREST the camera,(much to the photographer's

horror!) is -Billy,- biggest of MabelStark's tigers. He's one of Parley's favoriteperformers. (ABC -Frank Wigham photo.)

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SEPTEMBER 5, 1948

For Love o' Mike (Ctemnmereanit)

Rumors 'ire FlyingThe whole radio cast of ''My Friend

Irma" will be screen-tested for themovie version. . . . Phil Bal-:er and hisold Eversharp sponsor are getting to-gether for show talk. . . . Diana Lynnhas cut an audition record of a comedyshow, "June's My Girl." Same show isalso rumored for June Lockhart. CBSis interested. . . . Abe Burrows isthinking about a new format for hisnext season's show. . . . Dirah Shore'ssponsors of last year are still interestedin her.. . . Dorothy Shay is planningto settle in Hollywood and travel tomake those Spike Jones show dates.... The movie titled "Nature Boy" willprobably star a radio cbmedian. . . .

Young comedian Hank McCune hascut a couple of new audition recordsfor interested sponsors. . . . Ed Begleyand Jim Backus will be in the line-upof the new Alan Young show. . . . Ar-lene Harris is another auditioning afifteen -minute comedy show. She's atNBC. . . . Richard Denning, leadingman on "My Favorite Hustand," maybe radio's "Steve Canyon" too. . . .

Robert Q. Lewis is rumored for a one -hour comedy show-that, we go for.... Hot item among radio row agentryis the "Old Judge Priest" series, title-roling Parley Baer with Jaime delValle directing, which Parley and FredHoward cut after they secured exclu-sive rights to the famous Irving S.Cobb series. . . . Dick Haynes Is hud-dling over new movie and radio deals.. . . Beryl Davis may drop from the"Hit Parade" after her next thirteen -week stint. . . . Wen Niles .s audition-ing a new audience-participationer,"You're the Author." .. . Our favoritemovie star, Francis X. Bushman, hascut an audition platter of a series ofpersonal reminiscences. . . . EddieFirestone and Billy Idelson, both grad-uates of the great "Vic and Sade"show, are auditioning a series of theirown. . . . "Dear Miss Ryan," new com-edy show auditioning, has Irene Ryan,Hans Conried and Patsy Moran asprincipals. . . . Phil Baker is amongthose writing books about their experi-ences. . . . Dave Barry, heard on theJimmy Durante show last season, mayhave his own comedy series this fall.. . . "Amos 'n' Andy" and Bob Hopemay switch to CBS. . . . Late returnsare the new fall trends in radio. . . .

Smilin' Ed McConnell to io a lightmusic series for ABC? ... ' Harvest ofStars" may switch back to NBC. . .

Glen Gray and his Casa Loma bandmay reorganize. . . . Mark and Carl

Breneman considering a quiz show to-gether.... "Cabin B-13," "New Faces,""Author Meets Critics," "RFD Amer-ica" and "First Piano Quartet" areamong the summer shows with a goodchance of lasting the fall season out.

Looks LikeMale singing star of the Hope show

will be baritone Bill Fiorelli, until re-cently a pin -boy in a Cleveland bowlingalley. . . . The Metropolitan Opera sit-uation has been settled and the time-honored Met will resume plans for its

NEXT WEEKFrom our bright cover with its

picture of the four televisionlenses commonly used, down tothe very last page, this issue isdevoted to the medium dubbed"video."

"Full ]tress for Faces," a storyon the development of televisionmake-up, tells why actors andactresses no'longer need fear thesight of their own video -treatedfeatures.

"Through The Looking Glass"is a peek at what Mr. and Mrs.Viewer can expect, come fall, inthe way of local TV outlets andtheir protected programming.

A question asked, oftener de-bated, is "live performance vs.the television film." Jerry Fair-banks Productions supplies theanswers in "What About theFilm in Television?"

"Faces We'd Like to See" pa-rades personalities we think willgain even greater audiencesthrough TV than they've everhad before. See if you agree.

Television's just gotta havetransmitters-and Mt. Wilson isthe center of activity in the racefor FM and TV. "Top o' theMountain" takes you up the hillfor a look around.

Who wins your "x" for the"Ring" end "Queen" of televi-sion? Look over our pi:turedcandidates and cast your voteon the attached ballot.

We can't "Flashback" -a theold days-television isn't oldenough, but we've gatheredenough of the new to make thisAll Television Issue of RadioLife "an evening's good reading. . ." and, if you're a lucky setowner, a week's good viewing.Our regular daily radio log isincluded, as always, so here's "aweek's good listening," too.

season. (Look for a Radio Life storyalong about mid -fall on the Met's amaz-ing broadcasts.) ... Ford Theater willhave a real Hollywood premiere whenit starts locally on October 8.. . . Pru-dential's "Family Hour of Stars" plansto use only original scripts by top au-thors.... Nature Boy Ahbez will havehis own show on KMPC after he re-turns from the fruit -picking season inNorthern California! . . . Gene Nor-man planning another jazz concert-this t_me it's Frankie Laine, whichshould make a lot of people happy....Bob Hope will get a special awardfrom the Disabled American Veterans.General Wainwright will do the honors.. . . Hoagy Carmichael, in London forpersonal appearances, has the Englishin love with him. . . . "Jolson SingsAgain" is the title of Al's next movie.That way they can call the third one"Jolson Sings Again and Again." . . .

Another million -dollar suit has beenfiled over that famed Town Hall -Hol-lywood Communist broadcast of lastyear. Lela Rogers, ABC and Town Hall,Inc., are among thosse included in... .Al Jarvis is a father again. NewcomerJonathan Michael III weighed in ateight pounds. fifteen ounces on hisarrival August 22. . . . Radio's "QuizKids" to begin its ninth year on NBC.. . . Margaret Whiting to star in amusical short. warbling many of hersongwriter -father's tunes. . . . FrankieCarle is arranging a series of concertsand 'pipes to be the first leader of a"sweet" band to make a success of theconcert field. . . . Mrs. Eleanor Roose-velt and her daughter, Anna, will starttheir air series on ABC on October 4.. . . Ken Darby and the King's Men tobe regulars on "All -Star Western Thea-ter." . . . The CBS documentary onHollywood movies, originally scheduledfor September 21, has been pushed upto some time in October. . . . HarryJames and his band will play the Pal-ladium again, come November. . . .

Top reviews in Danny Kaye's new pic-ture, "A Song Is Born," are being gar-nered by Benny Goodman.... The bigElgin holiday shows will be broadcastfrom the Wilshire Ebell Theater thisyear. studio space being at a premium.. . . George Tobias will repeat his lastyear's Thanksgiving story on the holi-day broadcast of "Cavalcade of Amer-ica." It's worth waiting for. . . . PeterLind Hayes is scoring a personal hit inthe new Broadway musical. "Heavenon Earth." Another radio-ite graces thecast. Claude Stroud of the StroudTwins (remember?) . . . Alan Younghas himself a part in Clifton Webb'snext film, "Mr. Belvedere Goes to Col-lege." . . . Bill Stern's book. "FavoriteFootball Stories." will be out soon. ...

IContiaued on Neck Page)Page Nina

SEPTEMBER 5, 1948 RADIO LIFE

KEcA mike memos

By VIRGINIA WESTSeptember is here and with it your favorites begin returning one by one

to their familiar dial spots.... Turn your radio to ABC-KECA on Sunday evening, Sept. 5, at 6 . . . and you'll hearthat top favorite among commentators,Walter Winchell, back on the air againafter his six weeks' vacation. . . . Andthat other famous newsman, Drew Pear-son, returns to his usual 8 o'clock spot onSunday night, just one week later.

The younger set from coast -to -coasthas not been overlooked in the fall paradeback to the air.... For on Monday, Sept.6, that half-hour of thrills and adventurewhich ABC and KECA offer throughoutthe winter season at 5:30, comes back ...jack Armstrong and Sky King. As youkids will remember, those two excitingshows alternate in the 5:30 time, startingthis year with Jack Armstrong to be heardon Monday, Sky King on Tuesday, and soon. Here's pretty Patricia Dunlap, who isheard in the Jack Armstrong series.

. . . Always a Best Bet . . . 790 . . .Those popular boxing bouts presented on Gillette's "Cavalcade of Sports"

move back to Friday nights at seven, starting Sept. 10, on ABC-KECA. On thatdate the regular fall card of fisticuff headliners starts at Madison Square Gar-den in New York. . . . As usual, Bill Corum and Don Dunphy will be on deckto give you a graphic account of the events.... A brand new audience -partici-pation show hits the air on Saturday night, Sept. 11, on ABC-KECA at 7:30. . . Titled "Whiz Quiz," and sponsored by Whiz and Pecan Pete Candy Bars,the half-hour of excitement will travel to different U. S. cities, where contest.ants will be nominated by their fellow citizens for the opportunity of tryingfor the jackpot which starts at $5,000. Questions to be used on the quiz willalso be local products . . . submitted by listeners.

... Always a Best Bet ... 790.. .That very popular dramatic series, "The Greatest Story Ever Told," which

has won ?nore awards than perhaps any program in the history of radio, theshow which brings to life famous Bible Stories, returns to the air on September12. . . . William Stoess, conductor and arranger for the program, has just re-turned to New York from a month's vacation in the Midwest, and is gettinghis personnel ready for the new season. . . . Also readying its first show forthe fall season on the 12th, over KECA-ABC, is U. S. Steel's "Theater Guild ofthe Air."

. Always a Best Bet ... 790 ...AROUND RADIO: This happy-chappy is your genial emcee on KECA's

hour-long melody session, "The George Fenneman Show," heard Monday thruFriday afternoons at 4 o'clock . . . GeorgeFenneman, in person . . . George says themost notable thing about him is the factthat he was born in Pekin, China . . . inthe American Legation. . . . His motherthought he might some day want to be-come president! . . . ABC audiences fromcoast -to -coast know George's voice, forhe's heard on many shows . . . Currentlyhe voices the Monday night Army show,"Sound Off," as well as handling hisregular shift as staff announcer . . . andhis five -a -week local on KECA . . . Busyguy, that Fenneman. . . . We are told byour spies in the east that the "Lone Rang-er" covers as much territory off the air asduring his air adventures. Twice a yearhe goes on hunting expeditions that takehim to the Dakotas, Tennessee and Ken-tucky . . . and when he's not stalkinggame, during the fishing season he's upearly three or four mornings a week to cast for trout, bass or perch in likelystreams ... The Lone Ranger pursues his exciting adventures on KECA everyMonday and Wednesday night at 7, and on Saturday night at 8.Page Ten ... Always a Best Bet . . . 790 . . . ADVERTISEMENT

Patricia Dunlap

George Fenneman

Radio itt Review(Continued from Preceding Page)

So will Billy Rose's, "Wine, Women andSong," a compilation of his very finecolumns and air tales. . . . Dick Pow-ell, we hear, is playing a trumpet duetwith Dick Jurgens as part of his NewYork vaudeville act. .. . Bret Morrisonof "Adventure Parade" is filling a NewYork night-club engagement as a sing-ing star during his spare time. . . .

"Hilltop House" will return to CBS asthe replacement for "Lum 'n' Abner."... Don Quinn, writer for "Fibber andMolly" since they started fifteen yearsago, has given the team notice thathe'll quit next year.. . . Gordon Mac-Rae will be the singing star of theRailroad Association series of musicalcomedies to be heard on ABC.

Read Your Tickets,P -l -e -e -z -e-!

If the next CBS radio show ticketsyou get bear a Vine Street address,don't immediately assume a printingmistake, or fling them disappointedlyaway to await some correct ones.

The Columbia Broadcasting Systemwill use Studio 3 in the new Mutual -Don Lee Building, 1313 North VineStreet, Hollywood. for the originationof six performances of CBS audienceshows each week.

From now until October 3. Don Lee'sStudio 3 is available to CBS Mondaythrough Friday. After October 3 thestudio will be used by CBS on Sunday -as well. CBS engineers and ushers willbe provided for all performances.

Columbia plans to use the studio forthe five weekly broadcasts of the JackSmith show, and for a network dra-matic show on Sundays.

Don Lee's Studio 3 is one of the fouraudience studios in the new $3.000,000building which is finished with theunique spectrum -type nineteen -color in-terior, and which seats 350 persons. Ithas the largest sound stage ever con-structed for radio broadcasts.

The CBS need for additional audi-ence studios arose from a new high inaudience programs originating fromHollywood in the network's fall sched-ule. Fifty-six performances each weekwill be handled via KNX. Besides threeaudience studios at Columbia Squareand the Mutual-Dcn Lee Studio 3 men-tioned above, the Columbia networkalso uses the Vine Street Playhouseand Studio A at Sunset Radio Center.

Yep, better read those tickets carefully, folks.

Communists Refused TimeThe American Broadcasting Com-

pany has rejected the request of theU. S. Communist Party for air time onwhich to answer ABC's challengingdocumentary, "Communism - U. S.Brand." Chairman of the U. S. Commu-nist Party, William Z. Foster, whomade the request, was answered byABC President Mark Woods in part:" . . . 'Communism-U. S. Brand' citedin its documentation only such speechesand literature as were delivered, writ-

SEPTEMBER 5, 1948 RADIO LIFEten, edited or published by Commu-nists. In no case, to the best of ABC'sknowledge, have any of the cited oathsor statements ever been renounced byyour party. All footnotes referred toCommunist source material, ratherthan opinions or observations. . . . Forthis reason, ABC in serving the publicinterest does not deem it necessary toaccede to your request."

The Communist Party, throughChairman Foster. had requested equaltime with the ABC documentary overthe network "to present a comparableprogram" within a month.

McElhone on "Girls"Big news for all dyed-in-the-wool

"Leave It to the Girls" fans should bethe expected arrival of fast -talkingEloise McElhone in Hollywood to takeher former place on the panel.

The glib and glamorous girl whogained air fame with the original New

11 York "Leave It to the Girls" groupwill take the place of actress BinnieBarnes. Miss Barnes is going to Italyto star in a film. Eloise makes her firstappearance on the show on September15.

Your Cue (Shows You \May Like )

Erskzne Johnson ShowOn August 25, Erskine Johnson

kicked off his new series of untoldreal -life stories about favorite stars ofthe silver screen. (KHJ, KFXM, KGBand KVOE. 6:30 p.m. Wednesdays.)First guest in the series of twenty -f ive-minute dramatizations was Lucille Ball.

Shows steer away from typical airinterview fare by use of clever scriptsthat capture and play up each visitingstar's personality. Miss Ball's dryasides and comic delivery led the cast(Lois Corbett, Gloria Blondell, JuneForay, Alan Reed and Howard Mc -Near, with Harry Zimmerman's orches-tra) through a hilarious tale of laBall's hirings and firings from a chorusjob in the third road company of "RioRita," through her even more numer-ous hirings and firings from HattieCarnegie's plushy stable of models.and finally through the initial try atHollywood, city of disappointments, andfinal success for Lucille.

Mr. Johnson, host par excellence atthis sort of star -visited show, an-nounced his guest list for the six -weekperiod following the first show. Nextto appear was Melvyn Douglas. Sep-tember 8. Charles Coburn; September15, Rhonda Fleming; September 22, BobHope; September 29, Constance Ben-nett; and on October 6, Eddie Bracken.

George FennenzanA late but welcome entrant into the

local disc -jockey field is KECA's GeorgeFenneman, 4:00 p.m. Monday throughFriday. We recall the pleasant -tonedGeorge as Groucho Marx's announceron last season's "You Bet Your Life."His record show gives the folks achance to hear a real radio voice ap-plied to the task of platter -pushing.

Not the least of the show's recom-mendations are the records the manplays. In a short segment of time wenoted that he played a Benny Goodmansextet special, a new Ray McKinleywaxing. a Ray Noble -Trudy Erwin bal-lad and Patty Page's weird "Confess"record. Blended, but not boring, we callit.

The chatter which seems to be thestock -in -trade of all respectable jockeysbecomes quite pleasant in the Fenne-man manner. Most of it is pertinent tothe records. ("Here's a new Ray Mc-Kinley record that I'm going to playevery day this week. The other discjockeys are going to play it to deathanyway. I might as well play it todeath first.")

At present the platter -spinning is notoverbalanced by recorded commercials.The ones the show has are the regulartranscribed ads for products moviesand ABC programs-all quite easy totake.

All -in -all. If it's true that it's thejockey-not the records-that makesthe show, Fenneman has a head startfrom here on in.

Playbacks `CommentCritical

In Point With Pride . . .

... To the whoopin' session on Mu-tual's "Leave It to the Girls' August25. Judge J. F. T. O'Connor was asporting silver -horn -blower, and guestmoderator Jim Backus neatly hand -balled the flying hatreds of crack de-testers Hedda Hopper, Robin Chandlerand Constance Bennett. Our favoritecoup from Backus, in saving the broad-cast from becoming a violent cat -fight,"Now, now, Miss Hopper. I give youtwo words . . . Louella Parsons!"

. . . To the interesting selection oftunes by maestro Ted Dale on the"Carnation Contented Hour." Withoutneglecting the tried and true, Ted man-ages to get off that well -beaten pathof radio concertizing.

. . . To KFWB's cast of entertainers.Stuart Hamblen and the Lucky Stars.Dion Romandy and his orchestra. sing-ers Derry Falligant, Elton Britt andMarilyn Thorne. who appeared withClete Roberts to help celebrate thetwenty-second birthday of the Los An-geles Breakfast Club.

. . . To the excellent pace of news-men and their targets on "CapitolCloak Room" in interviewing, keepingto the point and digging out the facts.

. . . To another interviewer, Bob El -son. for his astute questioning of theanybodies and everybodies "On theCentury." We also like his Inevitablebeginning, "Now, how about that ...?"

"Long Distance", StarNot since Aggie Moorehead's tour de

force in "Sorry, Wrong Number" hasan actress caused such a one -role stiras Miss Jan Miner, New York radio-ite.Jan made her mark in "Long Distance,"a play about a woman who tries tostay her husband's execution by phon-ing in new evidence. Heard earlier inthe season on NBC's "Radio City Play-

house, ' the program attracted "suchcomment that it was encored on Au-gust 23.

The one question we heard from themany bedazzled listeners who caughtthe broadcast was "Who is that won-derful actress?" The answer-she's ourold favorite "Lora" on "Lora Lawton."She's also "Casey, Crime Photogra-pher's" girl friend, "Anne." Just goesto show that a gal can really make asplash when someone offers her a rolethat she can get her teeth into. Thetrick is to keep some movie star fromgetting her teeth in first.

rOurtaznyr for AthletesBill Henry, the Mutual Don Lee

news digester, recently returned fromthe London Olympics with the newsthat aa was not well with the athletesfrom the "Iron Curtain" countries.Family ties, he revealed, were the onlythings that kept the majority of theparticipants from seeking asylum inEngland. "If all the other athletes inthe 'Iron Curtain' countries did nothave relatives in their homelands." hesaid, "and If they had not had pryingeyes and secret police delving intotheir private lives, all of them wouldhave sought refuge in London or theUnited States."

Another Henry conviction-in hap-pier vein-is that Bob Mathias, Cali-fornia's seventeen -year -old schoolboyathlete and decathlon winner, was theoutstanding star of the fourteenthOlympiad. * *

HEAVE-HOFrank Goss. Columbia's news and

staffman, received a ten -foot postcardrecently from members of the net-work's New York newsroom, congratu-lating him on his Sunday spot follow-ing the Hollywood Bowl concerts.* *

PROVING MEDALCal Tinney, whom you hear Sun-

days an ABC's "Thinking Allowed,"has been voted the degree of "Doctorof Dry Humor" by the Gazwriters In-stitute.

THRILLINGDRAMA!

SUNDAY at 3:00AB C NETWORK

CALIFORNIA MEDICAL ASSN.Page Eleven

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RECORD

NOTES TO YOUBY ANDY MANSFIELD

MALE VOCAL: Tops in this departmentgoes to Dennis Day for his best inmany a release-"I Love You," a 1923nit from "Little Jesse James." ... Tuneis perfect material for Day, who sen-timentally caresses each word of thelyrics.... Reverse is "I'd Love to Liveal Loveland," an even older waltz bal-lad which includes, for no reason atall, an up-tempoed male quartet.. . .

Forget "Loveland," but don't miss thefirst three -note side. (RCA -Victor.)

*NOVELTY: What an effervescent com-)ination like Carmen Miranda and theAndrews Sisters can do is well dem-)nstrated in "Cuanto La Gusta" and

"The Matador," both Latin-Americanin flavor and hot as their tamales....Senor Schoen provides la musica forthis very pleasing doublenoter. . . .

Ole! (Decca.)

DANCE BAND: Lock the doors and holdon to your hats, kids, for here's CountBasie with one of those instrumentalsin a torrid foot -warmer called "Sev-enth Avenue Express." . . . The Countdoesn't make enough like "Express,"and the reverse "Ready, Set, Go!" witha Jeanne Taylor vocal is more sub-dued. . . . Nothin' but three notes onthe pair! (RCA -Victor.)

*FOR KIDDIES: Maybe Sylvia Fine wrotethe story of "The Little Fiddle" forJunior's ears, but the grown-ups aregoing for Danny Kaye's humor andinstrument imitations even more . . .

Both sides of this unbreakable discare crammed with laughs, so buy itfor little Mary. . . . Uh-huh-and the

odds are two to one you'll entertainthe bridge club with this three-noter.(Decca.)

RE -ISSUE: Of all Artie Shaw repress-ings, here's a pair that'll bring backfond memories to Artie's fans-"LoveMe a Little" with a rather shy vocalby Lena Home, and "Take Your ShoesOff, Baby" with "Hot Lips" Page onthe vocals. . . . Easily a two-noter.( RCA -Victor.)

(P.S.-Goodies on the way will beColumbia's Benny Goodman & PeggyLee album of re -issues and RCA -Vic-tor's Tommy Dorsey Clambake Sevenalbum.... Can you wait?)

"Leahy of Notre Dame" with the coach of theFighting Irish, Frank Leahy, and sportscaster HarryWismer is now aired on KMPC each Thursday eve-ning at 7:45 P.M. and each Saturday morning at8:30 A.M. . . . Insidestories behind theheadlines . . . predic-tions . . . latest news. . . top names in therealm of athletics.

The gals can win sil-ver dollars by hittingthe pins when "Sally inOur Alley" debuts onThursday at 3:30 P. M.Emcee Tiny Stone visitsbowling alleys in thevicinity and gives t h eladies a chance to esti-mate h o w many pinsthey'll knock down and1n turn receive theircash prizes.

KMPC's sports-ed Bob Kelley replaces Tom Har-mon in that 5:15 P.M. slot each Saturday giving youa run-down of latest sports news and events.

If you want to crawl out of bed some brightSunday morning and get your exercise via tango,rumba and samba music, dial Senor Vance Gra-ham's program, "Bolero Time," at 9:00 A.M. Vanceconfesses that he participates in so many functionsof the Latin American, South American and Mexican groups in the area on Saturday nights that he'sright in'the mood for his program early Sunday.Vance in his official capacity as song leader forthe Bureau of Music, City of Los Angeles, also treksoff to Pacoima once a week to lead a communitysing.

One of the best -liked disc jockeys in the businessis Ira Cook, who airs the "Sunday Record Session"on KMPC from 11:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. Ira is also

Frank Leahy

WithBETTY ANN HUDSON

featured in a nightly broadcast from Sunset andVine Streets if you want to catch his show. Rightat this time, he is so anxious to get home and seethat young son, Terry Lee, that he hasn't much timeremaining to visit hisfamiliar spots. Ira'soriginal ambition wasto be a doctor, but some-how a microphone gotin his way and he hasn'tbeen the same since.

Notes: That "ThreeA 1 a r m" contest dead-lines September 17, soif you want to do yourlaundry in the best ofstyles with a gold andsilver plated B e n d i xhome unit, get yourentry in to FrankGraham and Van DesAutels soon .. Becauseof Labor Day on September 6, Bub Kelley willbroadcast a special doubleheader between the LosAngeles Angels and Seattle Rainiers beginning at1:30 P.M. . . . The Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts willbe represented on Eddie Stanley's "Women AreWonderful" show, Monday, September 6, at 12:0(1noon.

Ira Cook

Extra -curricular. KMPC's program supervisor, JohnBaird, was the principal speaker at the InternationalPlatform Association in Lakeside -on -Erie, Ohio, lastFriday evening. . . . Members of the Los AngelesAdvertising Women's Club donned Western regaliafor their first social get-together of the season atMontebello Golf Club Saturday night. . . . KMPCgreeted the families of seventy-seven Prudential LifeInsurance representatives at Union Station in real-istic Hollywood style last Saturday morning - withmicrophones, flowers, models, and an official greet-ing committee the newly arrived residents werequite impressed.

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TELEVISION TIPSBy JANE PELGRAM

A new show is bowing on Don Lee'sKTSL. "Prime Ribbing," to be featuredThursday at 9:00 p.m., is a fast-mov-ing quiz show with a unique twistreflecting the national buyer resist.ance to high meat prices, and tyingsame in as a natural for the sponsor,L. K. Ward and Gibson Refrigerators,to display his products to the best ad-vantage. The huge slabs of frozenmeat are first displayed in a gleam-ing refrigerator, then, as prizes, givenaway to brighten the dinner tables ofthe winners. The show features a re-volving chair in which the contestantsare whirled about, blindfolded, gfteranswering their questions, and invitedto "shoot the bull" (mounted on aneasel) to see what frozen meat cutsthey win. (P.S. If they miss-they getone meat ball.) A permanent emceefor the show, packaged by MikeStokey and Bernie Ebert, has not beenset.

Last Thursday night KTSL showcased local video's first minstrel show,called "Mississippi Minstrel," featur-ing Jimmy Scribner in the lead role,aided by Dick Haynes, Harry Stantonand the Cordsmen. A definite day andhour will be announced when thisfeature is set.

From here on out you'll hear DonLee's "Music Hall" on Wednesdaynight at 8:30, and "It's a Living" at8:30 Thursday nights. The station ;sworking toward giving us the wordin time for us to get it into print andout to you, on their nightly flickersand on the selection of the Tuesdaynight ballet.

Paramount's KTLA is planning tocut its sports features in favor of spe-cial events and live entertainment.Wrestling will remain (we quote) "forthe reason that its entertainmentvalue exceeds its athletic quality."Could he. The station now haS threemobile trucks and fifteen video cam-eras to facilitate grabbing up as muchspecial events material as possible.

The power of video as the big whitecomeback hope is exemplified in thecase of Milton Berle. Berle wasn't ared-hot property in anyone's leagueuntil he downed in and out of thevariety acts on NBC's Texaco StarTheater television hour in the Eastthis summer. Now, in the first agree-ment of its kind to be negotiated be-tween a major sponsor and a top-ranking entertainer, Milton Berle hasbeen signed by the Texas Company asstar of the Texaco Star Theater forboth radio and video. The show willbe heard (and ultimately seen outhere too) on Wednesday, at 9:30 p.m.over ABC. Production, however, willbe transferred from Hollywood to NewYork when Berle debuts as its star.

A corps of construction workers,broadcasting engineers and techni-cians converged last week on theBekins Building in Hollywood to starttransforming its entire fourteenthfloor into main offices and studios forKTTV as the Los Angeles link in thenationwide CBS TV chain.

In addition to offices for a staff ofmore than fifty, the Bekins Buildingfourteenth floor, when converted, willinclude one large television studio,with accommodations for three sets,a telecine studio for film telecasting,a master control room, announcer'sbooth, newsroom, engineering labora-tory, carpenter and set shops, and setand property storerooms.

A portentous new use for video wasput into effect in the East when topNavy officials in Washington andNew York participated in an unprece-dented hour-long television programof the full-scale battle tactics of theaircraft carrier U.S.S. Leyte, thirty-fivemiles out at sea, over the NBC EastCoast video network.

Although the Navy a year agostudied a telecast of submerging andsurfacing of the submarine Trumpet -fish, this more recent "live" pictorialaccount of the preparation and launch-ing of fighters, dive and torped- bomb-ers from the deck of the ship, simu-lated dive-bombing attacks and inter-views with key personnel involved,was the first telecast ever attemptedfrom the deck of a ship at sea.

* *F. M. FLASHES

It looks as though Frequency Modu-lation is at last getting the big pushit deserves. A three-way play is on.First of all. three radio set manufac-turers (The Crosley Division of AvcoManufacturing Corporation; the radiodivision of the Stewart -Warner Cor-poration; and the RCA -Victor Divisionof Radio Corporation of America) arecooperating with the FM Associationto find the best stories on FM broad-casting published in newspapers be-tween January 1 and September 1,1948. Awards are to be announced atthe closing session of the FMA's Sec-ond Annual Convention in Chicago,September 29.

Secondly, the best FM station pro-motion of the past year is to be recog-nized by an award, and the thirdrecognition falls to FM retail dealers.Realizing that the retail dealer holdsthe ultimate key to the success ofFM broadcasting, the FM Associationannounced that it is holding a contestfor member FM stations to determinethe best dealer cooperation of the year.

Entry blanks or information on thecontests may he procured from the FMAssociation, 101 Munsey Building,Washington 4, D. C.

On the local scene, Sunday, August29, marked the inaugural broadcastof a new Public Interest series byKAGH (AM 1300 kc. and FM 98.3 mc.),Pasadena's newest. Entitled "Pre -elec-tion Forum," the new series is heardeach Sunday at 5:30 p.m. and will runthrough October 31.

Planned as a comprehensive coveraee of the political scene. the broad

casts will cover every phase of this

timely and important subject, withrepresentatives from the three majorpolitical parties on each of the tenprograms. Based on the theme topic:"Why I, as a (housewife,business man, farmer, mechanic, radioengineer, etc.,) am supporting the Re-publican, Democratic or Independent -Progressive Party," each discussionwill be conducted by a "moderator"chosen from the press of Pasadena andsurrounding communities. Categoriesrepresented on the ten broadcasts willinclude housewives, labor, businessmen, party leaders, young people, law-yers, students, educators, farmers, andfinally, on the October 31 session, can-didates for office.

The series has been planned to en-compass completely the current po-litical issue from every angle, givingan unbiased and overall picture of thereasons why these representatives ofall walks of life are behind their respective candidates and parties.

The new FM station we mentioneda couple of weeks ago, KFMV, is nowon the air with equipment tests fromits transmitter building at Mt. Wilson,Cliff Gill, the station manager, dis-closed the other day. The new stationis broadcasting intermittently duringthe day on a frequency of 94.7 mega-cycles, channel 234. with an effectiveradiated power of 58,000 watts.

Equipped with a 10 -KW RCA trans-mitter, KFMV employs a four -bay RCAPylon antenna to achieve its highlyeffective radiated power. Due to itsgreat height and power, the stationwill effectively serve the area fromSanta Barbara to the Mexican border,Gill estimated. Situated at the summitof the mountain, the KFMV antennais more than 5800 feet above sea level,and 2835 feet above average terrain.

Construction is proceeding rapidlyat the station's main studios at 6540Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood, butthese premises will not be ready foroccupancy until fall. In the meantime,program test broadcasts will be con-ducted at the auxiliary studios in theMt. Wilson building, upon the corn-pleticrn of several weeks' equipmenttests.

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TIME CHANGESSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4-"Return En-

gagement," KNX, 6:00 p.m. (30 min.)Thhi showcase of recalled Columbia broad-cast, was formerly placed on KNX at10:30 p.m. Sundays.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5-"Here's Holly-wood," KECA. 10:15 p.m. (16 min.) AChange from Tuesdays, KECA at 7:45 p.m.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6-Radle Harris.KNX. 1:25 p.m. (5 min.) Miss Harris ndher Broadway and Vine interviews werepreviously heard at 12:00 noon on KNXMonday through Friday.

FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 10-"Cavalcade ofSports," KECA, 7:00 p.m. (30 min.) Theboxing bouts from Madison Square Gar-den make this shift from Thursdays onKECA at 8:30 p.m. necessary.

*WHAT'S NEW

VarietyTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9-Dorothy La-

mour show, KFI, 6:30 p.m. (30 min.) Thisnew variety show for Sealtest will featureone top dramatic and comedy star -visitoreach week, Miss Lamour In songs andgraciousness. the music of the CrewChiefs and Henry Russell's orchestra.

MusicSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 - "National

Guard Military Ball," KNX, 10:30 p.m.(30 min.) Ray Heatherton will be trav-eling emcee, as this new half-hour orig-inates each week from the bandstand ofa National Guard dance in a differentstate. Premiere performance, from the 71stInfantry Armory In New York, will fea-ture Paul Whiteman's orchestra.

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 6-C. Sharpe MI -nor, KFOX (Long Beach), 11:00 p.m. (15min.) Mr. Minor will intersperse hisnightly organ selections with typical ob-servations. The program originates in thenew C. Sharpe Minor Organ Studio nearHollywood radio center.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9-"Portraits InMusic," KVOE (Santa Ana), 8:30 p.m.(30 min.) A pleasant program of youngmusical talent in the Southland area,featuring Gene Arthur as baritone starand Rozella Scroggs as pianist, with otherguesting youngsters.

Public InterestSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 - "Tomorrow

Calling." KNX. 4:00 p.m. (30 min.) BobLemond hosts this new program dealingwith underprivileged children.

SportsMONDAY. SEPTEMBER 6-Boxing Match.

es. KFOX (Long Beach) 10:00 p.m. (1 hr.)Calling the blows at the Ocean ParkArena each week will be Bill Martin andBill Miller.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 - "Sally inOur Alley," KMPC, 3:00 p.m. (30 min.) Anew program for the ladies, from thearea's bowling alleys, emceed by TinyStone.

ParticipationSUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 - "Quick as a

Flash," KHJ, 2:30 p.m. (30 min.) For itsfifth consecutive year, this show of play -

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lets and hidden personality questions re-turns. Win Elliott is emcee and "NickCarter" is first guesting detective. Re-places summer substitute, "What MakesYou Tick?"

*WHAT'S BACK

JuvenileMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 - "Jack Arm-

strong" and "Sky King." KECA. 5:30 p.m.(30 min.) These two daily strip serials,off for the summer, return on an alter-nating schedule, Monday through Friday.

WHO'S GUESTINGM usic

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 6 - "Sound Off,"KECA, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.) Dorothy Shay,the "Park Avenue Hillbilly," is visitingvocalist. Hawaii, the forty-ninth state.will be saluted by a new march writtenby Andy Iona.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6-"The TelephoneHour," KFI, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) BiduSayac sings with Donald Voorhees and theorchestra tonight.

CommentaryMONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6-"The Woman's

Voice," KMPC, 3:30 p.m. (15 min.) Thetheory and practice of Yoga will be ex-plained by Indira Devi when she visitsJeanne Gray.

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9-Arlene Fran-cis, KECA. 11:15 a.m. (15 min.) MissFrancis will substitute for Dorothy Kil-gallen, on reporting the latest Broadway -Hollywood news, for two weeks.

*WHAT'S PLAYING

DramaSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4-"Stars Over

Hollywood," KNX, 9:30 a.m. (30 min.)"Bartholomew and the 0obleck," a fan-tasy by Dr. Seuss, will feature Hal "Gil-dersleeve" Peary as narrator and king.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 - "Proudly WeHail," KMPC. 7:30 p.m. (30 min.) JuneLockhart is actress, in "Haven of Dark-ness."

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 6 - "Big Story,"KFI, 9:30 p.m. (30 min.) Sam Wanamakerwill enact Dan Parker, national sportsauthority and columnist, whose big news-paper scoop was as a cub reporter inWaterbury, Connecticut.

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9-"Suspense."KNX, 6:00 p.m. (30 min.) Gregory Peck isfeatured in "The Hitchhike Polka."

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 9 - "FamilyTheatre," KHJ. 7:00 p.m. (30 min.) "Onceon a Golden Afternoon" will co-star Na-talie Wood and Tom Conway, with Mau-reen O'Sullivan as narrator -hostess.

.'MusicSATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4-"Piano Play-

house," KECA, 2:30 p.m. (30 min.) TeadyWilson. with Cy Walter and Stan Free-man, will give a lively piano program ofRodgers, Liszt. Gershwin and Chopinmusic, and feature a medley from ColePorter's "Jubilee."

SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4-NBC Sym-phony, KFI, 3:30 p.m. (1 hr.) Hans Lange

will guest -conduct Brahms's "AcademicFestival Overture" and Mozart's "Sere-nata Notturna."

*SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5-"Surprise Sere-

nade." KFI, 2:30 p.m. (30 min.) PianistFranz Pfau will play the "Warsaw Con-certo" and Joseph Gallicchio's orchestra,"Berceuse" from "The Firebird Ballet."

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5- L. A. CountyMuseum Concert, KFWB. 3:30 p.m. (30min.) The Waldo Latin American StringQuartet will give today's chamber recital.

ForumSATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4-"Northwest-

ern Reviewing Stand." KHJ, 2:30 p.m.(30 min.) "What Can Adults Learn?" willbe discussed by banker Bentley G. Mc-Cloud, and university dean Rollin Posey.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5-"Invitation toLearning." KNX, 9:00 a.m. (30 min.) "TheAge of Fable" by Thomas Bulfinch willbe reviewed as an illustration of the Godsand Goddesses in Children's Literature.

SportsM O N DAY. SEPTEMBER 6 - Baseball,

KMPC, 1:30 p.m. (to concl.) A specialLabor Day double-header, between theLos Angeles Angels and Seattle Rainiers,will be sportscast by Bob Kelley.

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7 - Baseball.KLAC, 8:10 p.m. (to concl.) Hollywood vs.San Diego in Los Angeles, through Satur-day at above time and on Sunday, Sep-tember 12, at 1:25 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8- Baseball,KMPC, 8:10 p.m. (to concl.) The LosAngeles Angels vs. Portland Beaversgames continue through Friday at abovetime and start on Saturday, September 11.at 2:30 p.m.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 - ProfessionalFootball, KFWB, 8:30 p.m. (to concl.)The L. A. Dons vs. the Brooklyn Dodgersat the Coliseum.

WHAT'S SPECIALPublic Interest

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 - "AtomicImplications," KNX, 3:45 p.m. (15 min.)A documentary discussion of the world'smost important problem.

SportsSATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4- Davis Cup

Matches, 12:00 noon (1 hr.) A special net-work will carry this Forest Hills, LongIsland. event, today. and Sunday andMonday. September 5 and 6, at the sametime. "Lev" Richards, leading authorityon tennis, will sportscast.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5-Reno Open GolfTournament, KNX, 4:30 p.m. (30 min.)Tom Hanlon will cover this second dayof the three-day tournament, to be broad-cast by KNX.

Contests and Offers

"TEENTIMERS CLUB." KHJ, 11:30 a.m.Saturdays-A contest limited to teen -agedgirls, offering a $10,000 grand prize jackpot.Throughout the country, store windows willdisplay a large picture of a prominent teen-ager, with her features masked. On each"Teentimers Club" broadcast, starting Sep-tember 11, clues will be given. Girls canenter the contest either through the storedisplaying the picture or by writing the pro-gram. In each instance, they list theirnames and telephone numbers, and on eachshow a phone call will be made to ask oneof the chosen contestants "Who is the Mys-tery Teentimer?" Andy Russell, host, addsthat one of the jackpot prizes will be a$2000 scholarship to any college of the win-ner's choice.

SEPTEMBER 5. 1948 RADIO LIFE

FREQUENCY MODULATION PROGRAMSKAGH-98.3 MEGS.

(Broadcasts 7 days a weekfrom 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Seedaily logs.)

KECA-95.5 MEGS.(All KECA-FM programs

are broadcast simultaneous-ly with regular KE('A sched-ules, 5:30 a.m. to midnight.)

KF1-105.9 MEGS.SUNDAY

3:00 -Afternoon Melodies.3:30 -Classics.4:30 -Music for You.4:55 -News. W. G. Barclay.3:00 -Symphonic Moods.1:00 -World of Music.6:30 -Dinner Hour.8:00 -The Classics and the

World of Music.MONDAY

3:00 -Afternoon Melodies.3:30 -Classics.4:30 -Music for You.4:55 -News, W. D. Starling5:00 -Waltz Favorites.5:30 -Story Land.6:00 -World of Music with

Joie Rodriguez.8:30 -Dinner Hour.8:00 -Jose Rodriguez.

TUESDAY3:00 -Afternoon Melodies.3 :30 -Classics.4:30 -Musk for You.4:55 -News. W. Bill Stulia.5:00 -Waltz Favorites.5:30 -Story Land.6:00 -Jose Rodriguez.6:30 -Dinner Hour.8:00 -Jose Rodriguez.

WEDNESDAY3:00 -Afternoon Melodies.3:311 -Classics.4:30 -Music for You.4:33 -News, W. Bill Stulia.5:00 -Waltz Favorites.5:30 -Story Land.4:00 -World of Music.6:30 -Dinner Hour.7:00 -Forest Lawn.7:30 -World of Music.

THURSDAY3:00 -Afternoon Melodies.3:30 -Classics.4:30 -Music for lout.4:55 -News, W. Bill Stulla.5:00 -Waltz Favorites.5:30 -Story Land.6:00 -Jose Rodriguez.6:30 -Dinner Hour.3:00 -Classics and World

of Music.FRIDAY

3:00 -Afternoon Melodies.3:30-Ciaosien.4:30 -Music for You.4:55 -News, Bill Stolle.5:00 -Waltz Favorites.5:30 -Story Land.6:00 -Jose Rodriguez.6:30 -Dinner Hour.8:00-Classies and World

of Music.

SATURDAY3:00 -Afternoon Melodies.3:30 -NBC Symphony Orch.4:311 -Music for You.4:53 -News. W. Alan timer5:00 -Hawaiian Serenade.5:30 -Symphonic Moods.6:00-11'orld of Slusie.6:30 -Dinner Hour.8:011 --Classics and World

of Music.

KHJ-101.1 MEGS.SUNDAY

3:00 -Roy Rogers Show.3:311 -Nick Carter.4:00 -Mystery Playhouse.4:30 -Musk.5:311-1.es Brown Orch.6:00 -.Secret Mission.6:30-1t's a Living.7:00 -Voices of Strings.7:30--Clary's Gazette.8:00 -William Hillman.8:15 -Dance Orch.

MONDAY3:00 --Matinee Melodies,3:30 -Les Brown Orel].4:00 -Songs of Our Times.4:30 -Henry J. Taylor.4:43 -Inside of Sports.5:00 -Cuban Cabaret.5:341 -Casebook of G. Hood.6:00 -Farm Fare News.6:13 --Mutual Newsreel.6:311 -Quiet Please.6:33 -Bill Henry & News.7:00 -Music at Evening.7 :30 -Dance Orrh.8:011 -All the News.8:13 -Neil Golden lurch.8:30 -Dance Orch.

TUESDAY3:00 -Matinee Melodies.3:30 -Song Spinners.3:45 -Latin Americana.

:00 --Songs of Our Times.4:30 -News Comments.4:45 -Inside of Sports.3:110 -Top Tunes.5:30 -Harry Hornell Orel:.6:00 -Farm Fare News.6:15 -Mutual Newsreel.6:311 -The Lone Wolf.6:33 -Bill Henry & News.7:00 -Music at Evening.7:311 -Billy Bishop Orch./1:00-A11 the Ness's.8:15 -Barclay Allen Orch.8:30 -Dance Orch.

MEDNESDAY:4:01 -Matinee Melodies.

:311-I) ir k Ilaymes.3:45 -Latin Americana.4:00 -Songs of Our Times.4:311 -News Comments.4:45 -Inside of Sports.5:00--I'uhan Cabaret.5 : 30 -Da e Rose Orch.6:00 -Gabriel Heatter.6 :13 -Mutual New creel.6:30 -Erskine Johnson.6:53 -Bill Henry A News.

:00-.111mmy Dorsey Orch.7:30 -Lionel Hampton Show8:110 -All the News.8:15 -Dance On+.

THURSDAY3:00 -Matinee Melodies.3:30 -Merry Macs.3:45 -Latin Americana.4:1)0-Songs of Our Times.4 :15 -Policing L. A.4:30 -Johnny Green Orch.4:43 -Inside of Sports.5:00 -Talent Jackpot.5:30 -The Better Half.5:35 -Billy Rose.6:011 -Gabriel Heatter.6:15 -Mutual Newsreel.6:30 -All Star Revue.7:00 -Family Theatre.7:311 -Dance ()nth.:4:00 --All the News./1:13 -Barclay Allen Orch.8:30 -Dance Orrh.

FRIDAY3:00 -Matinee Melodies.3:30 -John Gart.3:13 -Latin Americana.4:011 -Songs of Our Times.4:30 -Henry J. Taylor.4:45 -Inside of Sports.5:00 -There's Always a

Woman.5:30-N. Bran:Ivry:me Orch.6:00 -Farm Fare News.6 :13 -Mutual Newsreel.6:30 -Col. St000nagle.6:55 -Bill Ilenry Al News.7 :11( -Meet the Press.7:30 -On Beam with Beneke8:00 -All the News.8:13-linrclay Allen Orch.8:30 -Ina Hutton Orch.

SATURDAY3:Oa-Matinee Melodies.3:30 -Piano Playhouse.4:110 -Hawaii4:3(1 -What's Name Song?5:00 -Twenty Questions.5:30 -Stop Me If You've

Heard This.6:00 -Three for the Money.7:14 -Chicago Theatre.6:00-Korn's A -K rack in.8 :31 -1). Jurgens Orrh.

MEGS.

MONDAY TEIRU FRIDAY(A.M.)

8:00 -News and Weather.8:05 -Time, Place. Music.9:00 -Show Tune Time

(31, W. F).9:06 -Just for Fun (Tu, Tr.)9:15 -Inside Story (M,W,F)9:13 -Years Ago (Tu, Thu.9:311 -Everybody's Music.9 :55 -News.

10:1)0 -Tempo Time.10:30 --Feature Spot.10:45 -Public Service.11:07 -Hour of 1.abels.MONDAY TIIRU FRIDAY

(P.M.)6:00 -Big Brother Eddie.6:L1 -Intermezzo.6:45 -News and Sports.7:00 -Hour of Labels.7 :311 -Public Sees ice.

:00 -Classical Music.9:00 -Memories.

SATURDAY (A.M.)8:00 -Time, Place. Music.9:04) -Curtain Call.9:30 -Everybody's Music.

10:00 -Career Girl.10:13 -Marine Band.10:30 -Languid Levitt.10:45-5 Wee of the Army.11:00 -Request for Rhythms.

SATURDAY (P.M.)6:00 -Music, News, Sports.6:15 -Intermezzo.7:00 -Hour of Labels.7:43 -Latin American.8:00 -Proudly We Hall.8:30 -Varsity a nrieties.9:00 -Here's to beta.9:13 -Waltz Time.9:30 -Organ Moods.

SUNDAY (A.31.)8:00 -Voice of Faith.8:30 -Songs of the ('hurch.9:00 -Sunday Symphony.

10:011 -Salon Orchestra.10 :15 -Concert °reheat r a.10:30 -Sunday Serenade.11:00 -Church Service.

SUNDAY (P.M.)6 :00 -intermezzo.7:00 -Angelus Holt.7 :30 -At the Opera.8:00 -Evening Concert.8:30 -Church Service.9:15 -Vets Talk It lher.9:31.1 -Waltz Time.

KMGM-98.7 MEGS.MONDAY THRU FRIDAY3:00 -Something Old.3:30 -Fair Hasiu.l.3:45 -At the Console.3:35-Morld News.4:00 -Non ('lassie Hour.4:53 -World News.5:00-5 P.M. Downbeat.5:15 -Guest Star.5:30 -Pan Amer. Festival.5:15 -Waltzing on Air.5 :55-1.5 orid News.6:00 -Curtain Time.6:311 -Young Man Sings.6:13 -There's Not Much

Time.6:53 -World News.7:00 --Concerto from

Coldwater Canyon.7:55 -World News.8:00 -Music to Read By.8:30 -Melodies in Segue.8:55 -World News.9:00 -Girl and Swig.9:13 -Little Show.9:30 -Non floosie 34 Hour.9:53 -World News.

SATURDAY3:00 -Something OM3:30 -King Cole Trio.3:43 -At the Console.3:55 -World News.4:00 -Non ('lassie Hour.4:55 -World News.5:00-15 P.M. Downbeat.5:13 -Offstage a. the Met.5:30 -Something for Kids.5:45 -Waltzing on Air.5:55 -World News.6:00 -Curtain Tine.

6:30 -Young Man Sings.6:43 -News.7:00-t on. erto from

Coldwater Canyon.7:35 -World News.8:00 -This Is London.8:53 -World News.9:00 -Just Bing.9:15 -Red Cross.9:30 -Starlit Bandstand -9:5.5 -World News.

SUNDAY3:00 -Opera.5:15 -Epilogue.3:30 -Memory.5:45 -Theater.5:55 -World News.8:00 -Curtain Time.6:30 -Proudly We Hall.7:00 -Concerto from

Coldwater Canyon.7:55 -World News.8:011 -Criswell Speak..8:15 -Red Cross.8:30 -Melodies in Seine.8:55 -World News.9:00 -Sunday Serenade.9:30 -Starlit Bandstand.9:55 -World News.

KMPC-100.3 MEGS.(Broadcasts regular KMPC

programs. Hours 3 p.m. to 9p.m. daily.)

KNX-FM-93.I MEGS.(Broadcasts regular KNX

programs from 12 noon to 9p.m. sunday and from 3p.m. to 9 min. Monday thruSaturday.)

KUSC-91.5 MEGS.SUNDAY

6:30 -Readings from Bible.5:45 -News Review.6:00 -Musical Miniatures.6:15 -Check the Scoreboard6:30 -Footlight Review.6:45-A Woman Knows.6:55 -News Round -I p.7:00 -Hancock Concert Hr.8:041 -Night Extra.8:15 --Songs for 'tonight.8:30 -One World This Week8:45 -Today in History.9:00 -Melody for You.9:30 -The Listening Hour.

10:30 -News Round -Up.MONDAY THR13

SATURDAY5:30 -Twilight Interlude.5:15 -News Review.6:00 -Musical Miniatures.6:15 -Check the Scoreboard6:30 -Footlight Review.6:45 -Feature Parade.6:55 -News.7:00-11anonek Concert Hr.8:00 -Night Extra.8:15 -Songs for Tonight.11:30 -Trojan Lyceum.8:3.5 -News Review.9;00 -melody for You.9:15 -United Nations Reel.9:30 -The Listening Hour.

10:30 -News Round -Up.

TELEVISION PROGRAMSKTLA-CHANNEL 5

MONDAY (P.M.)4:00 -News and Music.6:30 -Judy Splinters.6:4.5 -Cartoon (Wmedy.7:00 -Police fall.7:05 -Shopping at Home.7:15-Telepiv Newsreel.7:30 -Tune Titles.7:50 -Your own.8:00-Tele-Forum.8:30 -Boxing, South Gate.

TUESDAY (P.M.)4:00 -News anis Music.6:30 -Judy Splinters.0:45 -Cartoon Comedy.7:00 -Police Call.7:05 -Shopping at Home.7:15-Telepix Newsreel.7:30-Corris Guy.7:45 -Musicale.8:00 -Who's That Girl?8:30 -Baseball.

WEDNESDAY (P.M.)4:00 -News and Music.6:311 -Judy Splinters.8:43 -Cartoon Comedy.7:00 -Police Call.

7:05 -Shopping at Home.7:13-Tele.piv Newsreel.7:30 -Armchair Detective.11:00 -Equal Representation.8:30 -Wrestling from

Olympic.THURSDAY (P.M.)

4:00 -News and Music.6:30 -Judy Splinters.6:45 -Cartoon Comedy.7 :00 -Police Call.7:05 -Shopping at Home.7:15-Telepix Newsreel.7:30 -Hollywood Opportun-

ity.8:00 -Feature Picture.8:30 -So This Is Hollywood.

FRIDAY (P.M.)4:00 -News and Music.6:30 -Judy Splinters.6:43 -Cartoon Comedy.7:00 -Police Call.1:0.3 -Shopping at Home.7 :15-Telepix Newsreel.

:30-Ver Ole Buddy.7:40-Tele-Newsreel.8:00 -Meet l'nusual People.8 :30 -Baseball.

SATURDAY (P.M.)2:15 -Baseball.4:00 -News and Music.0:10 -Judy Splinters.6:45 -Cartoon Comedy.7:90 -Suit Yourself.:15-Telepiv Newsreel.

7:11) -Sandy Dreams.8:10 -Western Feature.9:15 -Sonde Cooley.

SUNDAY (P.M.)6:30 -News and Music.7:40 -Adventure Serial.7:20 -Shopping at Home.7:30 -Magazine of the

Week.7:30 -Cartoon Comedy.

:00 -Pantomime Quiz.8:30 -Short Subject.8:13 -Man's Best Friend.9:540 -Meant for Each Oth-

er with C. Lonihard,.1. Stewart.

KTSL-CHANNEL 2MoNDAY (P.M.)

t t ern and Music.7 :411- Program Hilites.7513 -lour America.8:00 -Film Featurette.8:20-Telenews.

8:30 -Wrestling, LegionStadium.

11:00 -Final Edition.11:05 -Program Review.

TUESDAY (P.M.)7:30 -Pattern and Music.7:50 -Program !Mites.7:55 -Your America.8:00-11Im Featurette.8 :20-Telenews.8:311 -Beat Me to the Draw.9:00 -Film Short.9:10 -Ballet.9:30 -Film Short.9:50 -Final Edition.

WEDNESDAY (P.M.)7:25 -Program Hilites.7:30 -George the Gardener.7:43 -Film Short.7:33 -Your America.8:00 -Film Featurette.3:20-Telenews.8:30 -Music Hall.9:15 -Film Short.9:25 --Final Edition.9:30 -Program Review.

THURSDAY (P.M.)7:311 -Pattern and Music.7:40 -Program Hilites.

7:45 -Film Short.7:55 -Your America.8:00 -Film Featurette.8:20.-Telenews.8:30 -It's a Living.8:50 -Film Short.9 :00-Sperini Program.9:20 -Film Short.9:30 -Final Edition.9:35 -Program Rea few.

FRIDAY (P.M.)7:30 -Pattern and Music.7:50 -Program Hilites.7:53 -Your America.8:00 -Film Featurette.8:20-Telenews.8 :30-Boving. 1.egion

Stadium.11:00 -Final Edition.

SATURDAY (P.M.)7:43 --Pattern and Music.

:011-Prngrom Ililites.6:03 -Film Short.8:13 -Week in Review.8:30 -What's the Name of

that Sone9:00 -Film Featurette.

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5*Indkates News Broadcast.

HECA-Message of Israel.8 KFI-Grandpa Owens Readsthe Funnies.

KH.1, KGB, KVOE-Back toGod Hour.

*ENX, KSDJ-News.&AGE -Musical Clock.

*KGER, KLAC-News.KOFJ-Treasury Department.HOLL--Musical Corral.EFAC--Country Church.Kr1111-F1ne Arts Quartet.IEFOX-Dawn Beat.Krsn-Call to Worship.KFWB-Funnies.KNIPC-(,nest Star.HOWL -Religious serioes.KRKD-Ranch Program.K141E-Morning Serenade.HWKW-Italian Varieties.KXLA-Musicat Review.

A:015*KNX, KS0.1-Howard K.Smith.

EGER-lies. Markham.8.1AstrIENX, KS0J-Farm Journal.

KFT1)-Morning Serenade.KGF.1-Salvation Army.

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SUNDA Y MORNINGMELODIES

8:15 on Station KMPC(710 on your ritall

California Temperance FederationWR/lf P.O.BOX 16, Los Angeles

KMPC-Sunday MorningMelodies.

C-hurrh of Christ.115:3 -W -CA,

KFM FlB -our of Faith.--Chriatian Science

Program.KFLI, KFXM. KGB. KVOE-

Voice of Prophecy.KNX, RSDJ-Salt 'Lake

Tabernacle.KAGH-Hebrew Christian Hr.KFAC-Village Festival.KFOX-Morning Bible Hour.

*KFSD-News Highlights.KFW111--Cnion Rescue Mission.KFTD--Church of Christ.KLAC-Fnity.KMPC--Chapel Hour.KGER-Bible Treasury.KGFJ-Yesterday's Hits.KoWL--SundayKViTH-Concert Hour.KWICW-Bvienas NUPV&III.EX -LA -Bell Bandstand.

A:45-KFI-Outdoor Reporter.KAGH-Musiral Clock.KFS10-Guest Stars.KGER-Frank and Ernest.

*EGFJ-News.HOWL -Religion In News.FERRO -Music.

9*KOCA, KC.ER. KLAC-News.EFI-The Eternal Light.EBJ, KGB, KV0E--Alan

Lomax.KNX, KSDJ-Invitation

Learning.KAGEI-Music.KFAC-Liberal Catholic Hour.KFOX-Popnlar Melodies.KFSD-Olmsted A Co.lit vi ti-Enion Rescue Mission.EFVD-Waltz Time.KGFJ-Hollywood Rouse

Presents.RGEL-Chapel in the sky.KMPC-Vance Graham.KOWL--Lutheran Concordia.KPPC-Prelude to Worship.KRIED-Siindny Serenade.KWIK-Church of Christ.RWKW-Italian Flour.K X1LA-Bell Bands, and.

:n.S--KfiER-Western Music.KLAC-Catholic Mass.

9:15*K7CA-Washington Inside OutKFAC-Light Classics.KOWL--Hyrnns of All

Churches.KWIK-Pipes of Melody.

9:30-RECA-This Centennial Year.Page Sixteen

EFI-Taylor Made Melodies.KIR.I. KFXM, KGB. HVOE-

Lutheran Hour.KNX, HSI/di-People's

Platform.RFAC-(albort and Sullivan.EFSD--Sunday Concert.

*KFV1I-News.KFWB-Peter Potter's Platter

Parade.KGER-John Brown.KGIL-Sweet Swing.

' HOWL -Armenian Hour.APP(' -Come Along.KWIR-Record Shelf.KOLA -Record Review.

9:45 -141141 --Plano Parade.10-RECA-Foreign Reporters.KFI-Herbert .1. Mann.*KRJ. KGB. Ki OF

Glenn Hardy.RNX-Doorway to Life.KAGH-Music.KFAC-Gilbert and Sullivan.KFMB-Cotton Tales.

*KFO%-L. A. Sentinel.EFSD-America railed.KFVO-Sunday Roundup.KFWB-Peter Potter's Platter

Parade.*EGER. KLAC-News.

KGF.1-Flits of the Week.IEGIL--Western Music.KMPC-Western Federal

Music Hour.APP(' -Adult Church School.FOWL -Hour of Israel.KRFED-Sunday S de.6N -RecordKWKW-Hungarian Baptist.K XLA-Slavir Council.

10:06--EGER-Radio Revival.KLAC-Sunday Review.

111:18*HECA-Editor at Home.KFLI, M. KGB. RVOE-

Co ander Scott.11(.11. --Morning Matinee.KFOX-People's Church.

10:30-HECA-Cavalcade of Music.EFL KFSD-Chireigo Round

Table.

KM!, HFNM. K(.B- landsfor Bonds.

*KNX-News.KAGH-Chapel in the Sky.EGER-Reconciliation Church.ROWE-Baptist Church.HPPC-.Church News.KWKW-Italian Melodies.HXLA-Czech Program.

10:40-KPPC-Tower Chimes.

Westlake CAMERA Exchange

pre ienitMAURIE WEBSTER

''BEHINDTHE LENS"

KNX SUNDAY 10:45 A.M.

111:45-KNX-Behind the Lens.KFOX-Cumberland Church.

14:50-KPPC-Church Serlice.11*KECA-This Week Around

orld.KFI, KIND -First Piano

Quartet.KGB -William Shlrer.

KNX-Tell It Again.RAGA -Open Door Church.KFAC-1st Methodist Church.REON-Presbyterian Church.RFVD-Hollysvond First

Baptist Church.B -Peter Potter.

KLAC-News.KGFJ-Sunday Showcase.KMPC-Sunday Record SessionROWE, RPM . FEVOE-Church

Seri ices.RR 111E-Rerorti Shelf.

Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon amEvening Programs in Boldface.

Comedy -Variety7:00 -Comedy Writers. KECA.7:30 -Hollywood Showcase. KNX8:30-Blondie, KNX.

Drama11 :Ise--Tell It Again. KNX.4:30 -Pat O'Brien. EFL7:30 -Proudly We Hail, KMPC.9:30 -Romance of Ranchos. KNX

Classical, Semi -ClassicalMusic

8:30 --Salt Lake Tah'riacle. KNX11:30-RCA-Victor Shoo. KFI.WOO -Hollywood Bowl. KNX.3:00 -Family Hour. KNX.3:30 -Pause Refreshes. KNX.3:00-31tac Chorale. KFI.5:30 -Familiar Music Alb., KM.5:30 -Standard Hour. KFI.

10:00 -Chicago Theatre, KILL

Comment -Narration10:15 --Commander Scott. KHJ.2:00-Chuckwegon Tales, KNX.3:30 --Jimmy Fidler. KILL6:00-Jergens Journal, KECA.6:15-Lnuella Parsons. KECA.7:30 -Jimmy Fidler, KECA.

Mystery -Detective2:30 -Counterspy. RECA.4:00 -Mystery Playhouse. RAJ.3:30 -Dr. Dans, RNA.

8:00 -Man Called X, KNX.9:00-`amSpade, KNX.

Public I nterest-In( ormation

9:00-Invit'n to Learning. KNX.9:30 -People's Platform, KNX.

10:30 -Chicago Round Table, KFI2:00 -Author Meets Critics, Kn.3:00 -California Caravan. KECA6:00 -Secret Mission. KILL8:49 -Sunday Fig. Club, 111FAc.9:19 -Open Forum. ILEAC.

10:13--Tniversity Explorer. KNX.

Quiz, Participation12:30 -Life Begins at ISO, RAJ.0:00 -Quiz Kids, REL2:30 -lack in All Trades, KNN3:00-1...C. Talk Hollywood. KIT5:00-Stop the Music. KE('A.7:00 -Take It or Lease It. KFI.5:00-Twenty Questions. KILL9:30 -Let's Talk Hollywood. KFI

Popular -IF es tern Music12:00 -Eddy Howard, FIFE3:00 -Roy Rogers. KM.4:00 -Gene Autry. KNX.6:00 -Merry -Go -Round. HFI.

Sports1:25 -Baseball. KLAC.1:30 -Baseball. KMPC.7:45 -Auto Races, KWTK.

KWKW-Ita ian Me °dies.KXLA-Squenkin' Deacon.

11 :05--KGER-Grai e Memorial.11:15*KHJ, KGB -John B. Kennedy.

KGIL-Hollywood ChristianChurch.

KLAC-Iance Graham Show.11:30-KEC A -Sunda y espers.

KFI, KFSD-111 A-iletor ShowKH.1, KGB -Rill Cunningham.

*KNX-Joseph C. Harsch.KFOX-Christian Church.KGFJ-Songs of the Islands.KWKW-All-saints Episcopal

Church.11:4N-KH.1, KGB -Canary Chorus.

*KNX-Elmo Roper.12*KECA, KFMII--Thie Changing

World.RYE KFSD-Eddy Howard.

*R11.1 -Broadway News.K NN. KS0J-Hollywood Bowl

Symphony Orrh.RFOX-Popular Melodies.

H EARDAVIS CUP MATCHES

Sponsored hpA. G. SPALDING & CO.

SEPT. 4, 5, 6Start.ng 12 Noon

KFVD-1020 kc.KFI D -Davis Cup Matches.K Eli B -Peter Potter.

*RFX.31. KGB. EIGER. KGIL-NO0 A.

Kf,F.1-Say It With Music.SLAC-Piano Music.KXIPC-Sunday Record SessionFiDWMayor of Melody. 1K-Luncheon Musicale.KWKW-Italian Noiefties.

XLA-Squea kin' Deacon.12:05-66F:R-Sunday at Bunkhouse.12:15*KEC 5, RF3111-sam Petten-

gill. HJ-Singin' Sam.KFAC-Curtain Calls.KG11.-Music Room.KLAC-Sing Worries Away.KPPC-Afternoon ((Invert.

10:30-HECA-Treasury Band Show.EFL KFSD-One Man's

Family.KHJ, IEFX.M, KGB -Life

Begins at /10.&Attn.-Negro Spirituals.KGER-Harmony Hall.KGFJ-Sunday Noon Serenade.KFWB-Wizard of the Ivories.KRHD-Sunday on Ranch.

*KWIK-News, Music.KWKW-American Jewish Hr.

17.1.5*KAGH-News.A -Thinking Allowed.1-KI(KFI:. KIND -Quiz Kids.

KELL KfiFt, HIVE -House of Mystery.

K NX, FIST11-Row! Symphony.KAGH-Frank Watanabe.KFAC-Piano Parade.KFOX-Famous Selections.KFVD-Pass Time.KFWB-Sons of Pi

*KGER-News.KGFJ-Intermission.KGIL-Sunday serenade.KLAC-Illugout Hope.FEMPC-Ringing Sam.KAWL-Sunday Re. leer.KW1K-Meet the Rand.IFERK11-tianday nn Ranch.KWRW-American Jewish Hr.K XLA-Strolling Tom.

1 :13-KF.CA-American Almanac.KFAC-Cathollc Topics.

*KLAC-News.KMPC-Bing Crosby.FE W1R -Treasure Chest.

.BASEBALLwith Fred Haney

KLAC8:10 Nights1:25 Sundays

SEPTEMBER 5. 1948 RADIO LIFE SUNDAY LOGSRXLA-Music for Ina.

1:25-KLA('-Baseball. Hollywoodvs. Sacramento.

1:30-RECA, KFN1R--Milton CroseOpera Album.

WIEFT-News.KHJ, KFXM. KGB. KV0E-True Detective Mysteries.

RXX-Skyway to the Stars.RAGH-tniversity Explorer.KFAC-Imports on Wax.KFWB-Gadget Jury.KGER-Light and Life.R6F.1-Serenade to Afternoon.KMPC-1.. A. Angels re.

Seattle Rainier..KOVI L -Composer's Album.FEVIIK-Penterost al Church.RXLA-Church in the Bare

1:43-RVI-Famous Music.KAGH-Isory Tower.FE FAC-Book Review.FEFOX-Italian Songs.KOWL--Ballarla by Ring.KWKW-Hoyos Hour.

2-KECA. KFM11-Miltim CrossOpera Album.

Krt. KIND -Author Meets 'heCritics.

KILL KYNM, KGB -FaderArrest.

RN X. KSDJ-ChuckwagonTales.

KFAC-Concert Favorites.KFOX-Good News.

tide/RE TODDpresents

HARLEM HOLIDAY(Best in Colored

Entertainment)KFVDSUNDAY

2 to 3 P. M.

KFVD-Harlem Holiday.KFN R -Patricia Gibbons

Scrapbook.KGER-Long Reach Rand.KGFJ-Anybody's Hit Parade.KGIL-S. F. Valley Story.KLAC-Ba.tivall.KMPC-Rasehall.KOWL-Musical Bouquet.KWIK-Pop Concert.KRKD--Stinday on Raneh.KWIEW-Ilowys Hour.KXLA-Challenge to Youth.

2:15-WKNX-News.KFOX-Herding deers.KFW15--strolling Tom.KOWL-Moment Musicale.

2:30-KECA, KFMR-Counterspy.KFI. KFSD-Surprise

Serenade.AWL KFXM. KGB. KVOE-

Quick as a Flash.KNX-Jack in All Trades.KAGH-Proudly We Hail.KFOX-Gospel Harbor [Agit.KFWB--Juninr Symphony.

',URGER, RWIR-News.RGIL-Musical rAnritpw.BOWL--l'iddish Hour, Levin.KXLA-Miniature Concert.

2,40--MGER-Long Beach Band.FEWITK-Tenthowe Serenade.

3-KECA. RF5111--CaliforniaCaravan.

/KO -Catholic Hour.RAJ. KFX_M. KGB. RN OE -

Roy Rogers Show.N X -Family Hour.

KAGH-Opera.RFAC-RareKFOX-Rev. Earl !vie.Kt -ND -Living. 1915.KFVD-Singin' Sam.KFIVB--Concert Hall.

WHGER-News.KGFJ-Upbeat seseion.KGFL--Matik and Mike Orb.KLAC-Baseball.KNIPC-Basehall.RW11E-Church of the air.KWKW-Don rancho Hour.KA-LA-Soper. Career Theltr

:05-KGER-1,ntheran Church.3:15-KIEVID-Piano Portdaits.3:30WKECA. KFMR-The Hope

Peace.*KFI. RWIK-News.

/(11.1. KFXM. KGB, KV0E-Nick Carter.

KNX. RAD.1.-cease ThatRefreshes.

KGER--Croshy estern.RE,FJ-Record Rhapsody.K61E-Matinee Melodies.KFOX-Pentecostal ChureE.KFSD-Summer SymphonyKFVD-Hank. the Night

Watchman.RF1411-1.. A. Museum Orch.BOWL -Mexican Moods.

HAVE YOU ARADIO VOICE?

tY eterans and Mann)Men and WomenF' derrick H. Spear*,

.-known producerand trainer of radiopersonalities, invitesyou to audition for

professional training. Prepare nowfor a in radio and televisionas an Actor Announcer. Emcee, DiscJockey, etc., with expert instruction.Students get actual air experience on"CAREER THEATER," wary Sun-day 3 to 3:3n P.M., Station KXLA(1110 kc.). Phone. write or stop Infor frank discussion. FREE RE-CORDED Audition. Approved forVeterans. Many eurcessful graduates.Free plat ement.

FREDERICK R. SPEARE"The West's Outstanding Radio

School"8811 Sunset Blvd. Studio 1591

110-2325KWKµ-Festival Mexicana.KXLA-Sunday Serenade.

3:35-KWILK--Make Mine Melody.KFMR-Concert

RIFT -Melody Parade4-EECA, KFMR--Personal

Autograph.KFI, RFS1)-bet's Talk

Hollywood.KHJ, KGB. KVOE-Mystery

Playhouse.KNX, RSDJ-Gene Antry.KAGH-Opera.RFAC-Musical Maaterpieees.KFOX-Sunshine Miseion.

EGER-Old-FashionedRevival.

K6FJ-Showtime.RGIL-Matinee Melodies.KFVD-Hank the Night

Watchman.K LAC, KMPC-Ratseball.KOWL-lat Baptist Church.8µ1K -Cavalcade af Music.R WE W -Festival Mexicana.FEXI.A--Sunday Serenade.

4 :1).--KOWL-Lutheran Hour.KRKD-Tunes of the Day.FEWKW-Voice of China.

4 :31)-KFA'A. K FMS-Joh -myFletcher.

RFT. RFSD-Pat O'Brien.FULL KGB, KVOE-Talent

Jackpot.RNX-Reno Open Golf

Tournament.WRFVD, RWIR-News.

KGFJ-Here's to Veterans.KFOX-Wings of Healing.KWKW-Italian Novelties.

4:45-KFXD--Dream Time..KGP.1-Sons a' Guns.ROWL--Assembly of God.K W1R-Toastmaster's Time.FEECA, KFMR--Stor (S. Mastic5 Kn. KIND -Robert Shaw

Chorale.KF1.11, KGB -Mediation Board.K NX-Sunday at the Chase.KAGH-Three-Quarter Time.KFAC-Revalv ing Stage.RFOX-Evangelist Hogan.KFVD-Contratita on Wax.K.EWB-Voice of Calvary.

*EGER. K6n-New..KGFJ-Publie Messenger.KLAC. KMPC-Baseball.K OW1.--Italian Melodies.KRJBD-Tunes of the Day.RWIK-Modern Mond.K WK W -It a lin n Good

Samaritan.KXLA-Sunday Serenade.

5:119-KGER-Rible Treasury Hour.5:15-KFTD-Lifellnes.

RGIL--Talley Y morn'.K WKW-Marine Stnra

5:3411-KFI, KIESD-R.F.1). America.KHJ. KGB -Jimmy Fidler,KNX, IESDJ-Dr. Dana.RAGH-Ave Mario floor.K FWB-Dr. John ,!hews.KGER-Church of the Air.

WEGEJ-News.KG/L-Proudly We BaitR1RKII-Floyd R. Johnson.

WKWIK-News, Numb..RXLA-Lincoln Ave. Church.

5:45WKIFEJ, KFXM, KGB, KVIIF.-Twin Views of News.

KFOX-Singing Crow.KFTD--Flits and Misses.R GFJ-IE ey boa rd Magic.KPPC-TwilightK wrii-Snog. Mother Taught.

WKWRW-Uptan Close.5:5.54-1ENX. KS0J-Georre Fisher.6*K .0 A . K F5. 111-Jergens

Journal.

K Fl KFSD-ManhattanMerry -Go -Round.

KILL KFIEM, KGB, KNor-!.prret Mission.

IFENX. KSDJ-Winner Take AllKAGH-Concert Master.KFAC-Columhia Masterwarks

KFWB, KGER, KLAC,RAI'L'. KXLA-News.

KFVD-Hits and Misses.KGFJ-American Heritage.RGIL-Date With a Disc.KIEV -Wally and Jimmy.KOH I. -Italian Program.KPPC-Chamber Music.KRFED-Show Time.KNIFE -Proudly We Flail.RWKW-Sunday salon.

6:65--KG ,,R-Harbor Forum.KLAC-Studio Orchestra.

6:111-KFOX-Favorite Hymns.6:13 -KEY A. IEVMH--Lotiella

Parsons.KMPC-Mayor Rowena.KFXD-Supper Song

eternn Speaks.K XLA-Red Cross.

KFMB--Superstition.RE, KIND -American Album.KHJ. KFIEM, KGB. KVOF,--

111'a a Living.KNX, KSD.I-Strike It Rich.K F9X-Hal's Memory Ream.RFVD-Talent for Sale.KFW11--tiospel and Song.KGER-Lutheran League.KLAC-5Incie.KMPC-Mother's Album.KOµL-Mexican Youth.RPF('--4'hildren's Corner.KR:RD-Kingdom Within.

WKWIR-News.RXI.A-Lutheran Gospel Hr.8:45-KNITC-gnaw Your FRI.

KPPC-Story Time.KWIK-What America Mrs.

7-KECA. KFM11---CornetlyWriters' Show.KFSD-Take It orI.ea re It.

*KM. KFXM. KGB. RVOE--Behind the Front Page.

RNX-Alan Ladd.RAGH-Curtain cotKFAC-Sonata Concert.KFOX-Full Gospel Assembly.KFVD-Evening serenade.KFWB-Union Rescue M.snion

*RGER-News.KC -F.1 -Overture to Evening.KCIL--Helene Cope!.KLAC-flit Tunes.KMP(-Pet Exchange.FEW1K--George Henderson.8µRµ -Proudly We Hail.RXI.A-National Voice.

1:115-KGER-John Brown.7:15-KG1L--31anager Speaks.

KXLA-11.ife and Health.KIIIPC-Land of the Free.RPM' -Enchanted lady.

T :30--KECA. KIEN111--limmyR-rt,Kvsn-Florsee Hetdt

Show.801.1. KV0E-Quiz. of Two

cities.KNX-Hollywood Showcase..KTAC-Your Concert.KTOX-The King's Service.KTWB--Navy Band.KGEL--Treasure ('heat.KYIPC-Proudly We Hail.RPPC-Day Is Done.

WKWIR-News. Music.KXLA-Church of Open Dore.

7:45*KECA. KFMR-Newsweek".00k Ahead.

KFWB-Catholic Answer..KPPC-MURir.R'9VIR-Auto

8WIEF.CA. Caw.Krt. Kt -SD -Hollywood 6tar

Theater.R11,1, 161.B. KFXM. KV0E-

Twenty Questions.RNX, KSDJ-Man Called X.RFAC-Eirst Methodist.KFOX-Christian Science.KYR-Fe-Hollywood Preaty-

'erten Church.WKGER, KGIL, KLAC-News.

KGFJ-Blue of Evening.EMPC-Waltz Time.W E'PC-Sunday Evening Hour.RW1K-Veterans' Hospital.KXLA-Open Door ('harsh.

11:05-KGER-Night in the Valley.11:15WRIECA, Kt -MB -Monday

Morning Headlines.KG11.-Delmonien Trio.KLAC-Hollywood Fan Clob.

8:311-KECA. KFMR-Relaxin' Time.EFL REND -Standard Hour.

WRILI, KFXM, RVOE--Walter Winchell.

KVX, FESI).1-Blondie.KGFJ-Starlit Moods.KLAC-Irwin Allen.KMPC-Footlight Favorites.IFEPPC-Sarred Music.

WKWIR -News.

:45-KMI, KFXM. KGB, EVe1F.-Sheilah Graham.

RFAC-Sunday Evening flub.K1,11. -Voice of the Army.KLAC-Drama.KPPC-Word of Life.KWIR-Hehrew-Christian Hr.

dmirlECE( A, KLAC-News.a KFI, HP:VD-Standard Hour.

WKH.I, KGB, RIAM. RIDE-News. Glenn Hardy.

JENA, RSD,1-sani Spade.KFAC-Sunday Evening Club.RFOX-Business Reporter.KFWB--Meet Mr. America.

WRGER-News. Bethel Church.KGFJ-Ave Maria Hour.KGEL-Show Trines.KMPC-Masters Hour.KPPC-Mosle for You.KWIR-Yonr Request.KILA-01d-Fashioned nevi, I

9:05-KECA-Hotel Stevens Orel.9:10-KLAC-Open Foram.9:15-KECA-We Care.

KAI. KGB. FETOF.-Rhythmin Rhyme.

KFOX-Here's to TAR.KFWB-Sons of Pioneer'.

9:30-KECA-Clarensont Owls.AFL icrsn--Lev, Talk

Hollywood.KILL KGR--Chicago Theatre.KNX-Romanee of Ranchos.KFAC-GaGaway to Hattie-KFOX-Sunshine Mission.KEW B-Paci tic 1.nthersa Hr.KliF.R-Jimmie Wake!".KGF.11-Victory Church.RV DE -Minister' Hoar.

9:45-RGER-Sons a' Gillis.KVOE-Grace and Tenth.

100rEECA. KF/C11-RielfieldReporter.

WHIT. KFSD-The Rewriter.FEH.1, KGB -Chicago Theater.

WKNX, KST)J-Chet Huntley.News,

KFAC-Gateway to mnitie.ETIVB-Echoes of Eden.KFOX. KMPC, KVOE-OM-

Fashioned Revival.KGFJ-Concert Nocturne.KGIL-Organ Reveries.

*KLAC. KGER-News.KWIR-Your Request.RXLA-Sacred Record Sher.

10146--KLAC-Sheriff's Office.Kt:ER-Organ Mimic.

10:19-FrECA-Here's Hollywnod.KFI-Chapel Songs.KS X, RS1).1-1'niversrity

Explorer.Krsi)-Concert Han.KLAC-Mtovir.

10:911-KF,CA-Ambassador Orals.WRFI-Inelde the News.

RAJ. KGR-R. Hackett elreh.RNX-You Are There.KFAC-Music for Listening.Kt.1 R-Mnsir.KGIIL--Symphony.IFC.XLA-N1 0.i r of Yesteryear.

1e:45-KFI-Melody Time.19:55-FETI-Police Runetins.

*KLAC-News.

11-KF,CA , KFMR-Brenemisa

Orch.KFI-America 1 -rated.RT1J, KGB -Dews Ore et.

*KYX-News.RFAC-Mnsie for Listening.KFOX-Party Howse.REVD -Spade Cooler Time.KFIV13-Echoes of Eden.KGFJ-Concert Nocturne.RGIEL-What America Plays.KLAC-Arrows the Footlights.FEMPC-Dance Parade.RW11E-Your Request.KXLA-Sammy Davis.

11 :15--KFA'A. KFMB-Bridge toDreamland.

KNX-Merry-Go-Round.11:30-K.F1. KFSD-St. Francis Orch.

FEFOX-Record Reporter.RFWB-Music You Want.KXLA-Arvon Dale Orch.

11:45WKHJ. KGR-Ne,KNX-Orchestra.KX LA -Bandstand Review.

11:56WKFI. KMPC-News.KNX-KNXtra.

JUST BECAUSEVan Heflin, apologizing for

his somewhat sloppy attireas he guested on Columbia's';Suspense" show, explained:

wear clothes for only tworeasons . . . to keep fromgetting sunburned and tokeep from getting arrested."

Page Seirooteen

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6*Indicates News Broadcast.

8-KECA, KFM11--Don MeNeill'sBreakfast Club.

TEFL KFSD-Fred Waring.*RH.), KGB-Cecil Brown.

KNX-Wes Batteries Comesto Breakfast.

KAGH-Musical Clock.KFAC-Breakfast Symphony.HFOX-Challenge to Youth.

WAKE UP RANCHWITH CLIFFIE STONE

Mon. Thru $at.,7.8:30 A.M.

KFVD-Wakeop Ranch.KFWB-George Milne.

*KGFJ-Dr. Frederick Belies.KGIL-Musical Corral.

*KLAC, KMPC, HOWL, 1EXLA-News.

WRED--Bible Institute.FEWLIE-Western Jamboree.KWIEW-Rafael Mendez.

11:15*KAJ, &MX-News.KFWB-Crosby Entertains.KGFJ-Publis Messenger.KLAC-Haynes at the Reins.KMPC--Markets[ Sports.KOWL--Memories in Mask.

11:90-KXLA-Music.8:30-AFL 11711D--Jeck Berth.

*KHJ-Editor's Diary.KNX, KSD.1--Grand slam.KAGH-Hebrew-Okristian Hr.

*KFAC, 15,FWB, KIM* HOWL,MUM, KWIR-News.

KYVD-Easy Listening.KGER--Hammerul.KGFJ-Yesterday's Hits.KLAC,--Zeke Manama.KMPC-A Song for Yen.HWIEW-Stock Quotations.KSLA-Haven of Rust.

:35-15RIED-Spotlight Varieties.KWIK-Western Jamboree.

8:45-KFI, KFSD-Lora Lawton.*KHJ-News.

KNX-Rosemary.KAGIR-Musical Clock.KFAC-Unity.KFITY-Vocal Varieties.KFWIT-Itelence of Mind.SGER-Bible Treasury Hour.KGII,-Coffee Parade.HOWL-Navy Band.K RKD-Highways to

Happiness.WWIEW-Gorden Baker Lloyd.

9-KECA, IIEMB-Welcome,Travelers.

*KFT KFSD. KGF.R-News.*HMI, KFXM, KGB. KVOE-

Kate Smith Speaks.*ANX-Wendy Warren.

KAGH-Top re the Morning.H FAC-Morning Concert.KFVD--Waltz Time.KFWB--Strolling Tom.lEGFJ--Delinqueney Forum.Kli1L-Swappin' Corner.KLAC-Zeke Manners.KMPC-Band Box.HOWL-Victorious Life.FLRIED--Sagebrush Serenade.!MEW-Voice of China.KXLA-Bar Nothing Ranch.

11:55-KFI-Ladies' Day.IEGER-Lutheran Hour.KRIS-Sunny Side.

9:15--KHJ, HEX:VI, KGB. IIEVOE-.Victor H. Lindlahr.

KNX-Aunt Jenny.*RAGA. KFVD-News.

IKFWB-lifusir.*KGFJ--Aireterials.

Kt:IL-Ballads for Von.HOWL--Hawniinn Melodies.KWKW-light and Airy.

9:30-KECA, HF'5111-Breakfast InHollywood.

KILI-Moods in 3111411.KNX. KSD.1-ilelen Trent.

Kendall.

THE LINEU:with hue jOrlifil

changes and!wretches

9:30-9:15 inMon. -Sat.Dial 1230

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KGRI1730 ON YOUR DIAL

KFOX-Full Gospel,KIND-Show Tunes.KFWB-Marsha Walton.KGER-John Brim u.KGFJ-Racing News.KG1L-Valley Shopper.KLAC-Racing News.

*KOWL-News.KWIK-Top o' Morning.

11:43-KFI-Chuck Collins.KNX, EESDJ-Our Gal Sunday.KFVD-Remembered Rhythms.HEWS-Sons of PiKGFJ-Disabled Veterans.KLAC-Coffee with Crosby.HOWL-Album of Song.

*KRIM-News.KWKW.-Word of Truth.

11:55*KFAC-News.10-KECA, KFMB-Ted Malone.

KFI-Downtown and AllAround.

*KHJ KFXM, KGB. KV0E-News, Glenn Hardy.

KNX-Big Sister.KAGH-G. E. Hour.KFAC-Serenade.

*KFOX, EGER-News.KFVD-Bible Institute.}MYR-Barrel of Dough.KGFJ-Record Jackpot.KG11,-Yalley Frolic.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.

*1LMPC-News, Eddie Lyon.HOWL-Romance In Music.KRIM-Morning Melodies.K WIIC-Town Crier.KWKW-Racing News.KXLA-Sons of Pioneers.

10 :05-KGER-Musical Roundup.10:15*KECA, KFMB-Kiernan's

Korner.KFI-What Do You Say?KILL KGB-Two-Ten Baker.KNX-Ma Perkins.K FTIX-Assembly of God.KMPC-Music in the Air.KRIM-Dr. Richardson.KWKW-Audrey Shops.

*KXLA-News.10:2_.5-KGFJ-Sports Flash.10:30-KECA, KFMB-My True Story

KFI-Port of Missing Hits.KHJ-The ,ledge.KNX-Yonne Dr. Malone.KFV11-Rescue Mission.KFWB--Maurice Hart Show.

*KGIL-News: Curtain Call.*HOWL, KWIK-News.

KRIM-Crazy Rhythm.KWIEW-Feature Story.11EXLA-Songs of Our Times.

10 :35-K WIK-Town Crier.1e:45-KFI-Joyce .Jordan.

KNX-Guiding Light.KFAC-Your County Reports.}USD-Believe It or Not.HOWL-Tune Shop.liRFED-Midnight Mission.KWKW -My S de.

10:55-KECA, KFMB-Betty CrockerMagazine of the Air.

KGFJ-Sports Hash.

11 -KECA, KFMB-Betty Crocker.11F1, KIND-Doable or

Nothing.KH.I, KGB, KYOE-Ladies

First.RNX-Second Mrs. Burton.

*KAGH, KIVD, KGER-News.KFAC-Festival of Music.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGFJ-Record Jackpot.KG11,--Housewivea' Exchange.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC Stars of Song.KOWL-Today's Infant.KRIM-Songs of Yesteryear.KWIK-Tom, Dick & Harry.KWKW-Song Parade.KXLA-Easy Listening.

11:05-KAGH-Whirlin' With11:15-KECA, FEEMB-Listening Pre.t

KNX-Perry Mason.KEN D-% lolet.KGER-Musical Roundup. KXLA-Western Tunes.KMPC-Voice of Neighborhood 12:35-1110WL-Mayor of Melody.HOWL-Rhythm at Random. KWIE-G.I. Parade.KWKW-Races and Sports. KWKW-Farm News.*KXLA-Pasadena News. I 12:[5-KFI, KESD-Right to

11:20-KWKW-Stairway to Music. Happiness.11:25-KGFJ-Sports Hash. RAJ-Melody Matinee.

ANS-Background for Living.*h FA('-News.KFOX-Verdict Rendered.KMPC-Rhythm Rancho.KWKW'-Races and Sports.

1!:511-KWKW-Circle 143n Ranch.12 :53-K GFJ -Sports Flash.

1-KECA, KEMIT-Listen to ThisRH, KFSD-Backstage Wife.K11.1-Melody Matinee.KNX-Resert e.KAGH-Ch ic Service.KFA1.--Piano Parade.

*FEFVD, KRIM-News.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Squeakin' Deacon.It6F1-1230 Club.KGIL-Cow boy Music.KLAC-Dugout Dope.N MI'('-Mayor League Ball.KOWL-Show Tunes.

1K-Rhytlintir Age.K X LA-Community

liroadenster.1:15-KFI, KFSIY-Stella Dallas.

KHJ-Nancy Dixon.KFAC-American Hour.K FI 0-Piano Parade.

*KLAC-News.FERIED-Siesta Time.KWIK-Charles W. Ramp.KWKW-Races and Sports.KXLA-LeRoy Smith.

1:25-1ENX-Radie Harris.KGFJ-Sports Flash.KLAC-Hollywood vs.

Sacramento.1:30-NECA-Quizzleale.

1111, KFSD-Lerenze Jones.RHJ-Norma Young.KNX. KSDJ-Meet the Weans.KAGH-Siesta Serenade.11EFVD-Hall of Records.KGER-Weatern Siesta.KG111.-Homemakers.

*KOWL, KRIM, KWIH-News.KWKW-Song of the Islands.KSLA-Vocal Varieties.

1:35-KRKD-Song Symphony.KWIK-Magic Bandstand.

1:45-KECA-Ethel and Albert.AFL KFSD-Young Wldder

Brown.BOWL-South of the Border.KWKW-Races and Sports.

*KXIA-News.1:50-K WA 11-Show Time.1:55*FEFAC-News.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.2-KECA, KFMB-Stirprise

Package.lifrAD--Wbea a Girl

Marries.KILL KFXM, KGB, Ki'OE-

Heart's Desire.KNX, KSDJ-Hint Host.KAGFI-C-Sharp Minor.AFAC-Matinee.KFOX-Western Music.

*FIF'VD. KGER-News.KFWB-Rill Anson.KGFJ-What's Pp.KGIL-Homemakers.KLAC-Baseball.KMPC-Three Alarm.HOWL-Matinee Melodies.KRIED-These Are Your

Neighbors.KW111E-Magic Bandstand.KWKW-Races and Sports.KXLA-Concert Hour.

2:05-KFVD-Hall of Records.IEGER-Western Siesta.

2:15-K17. KIND-Portia FacesLife.

liERIED-Guest Star.2:20*KWKW-News.2 :25*KEC 4. lE FMB-News.

RNX-Mr. Information.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

2:30-KECA, KFMB--Bride andGroom.

AEI, HFSD-Jest Plain Bill.KHJ. KGB-Red Benson

Millie Show.KNX, KSDJ-House Party.

11:30-kFA A-( are (asst.KFI, KFSD-Today's ChildrenKHJ. KFXM, KGB, HYDE-

Queen for a Day.KNX, KSDJ-Nora Drake.KEAC-Keyboard Artistry.

*KFOX, KFWB, HOWL-News.KFVD-Memory Melodies.KM PC-Tops in Pops.KXLA-Dinner Bell Roundup.

11:35-KFOX-Request It.11 :45-K ECA-Bet ween Us Girls.

KFI-Light of the World.KNX. KSIM-Evelyn Winters.HOWL-Salute to Americas.KRKD-Melody Time.KWKW-Races and Sports.

11:55* K FAC-News.FEGFJ-Sports Hash.

12*KECA-Sam Hayes, News.KFI-Farm Reporter.

KAGH, KGER-News.K N X -Bit rig t t Wheeler.KFAC-Luncheon Concert.

H EARDAVIS CUP MATCHES

Sponsored byA. G. SPALDING & CO.

SEPT. 5, 6Startng 12 Noon

KFVD-1020 kc.KIND-Davls Cup Matches.KFWB-Bill Anson.IEGFJ-Intertnission.

*KGIL-ValleyKLAC-Al Janie Ballroom.IIMPC--Womea Are Wonder.

ful.HOWL-Mayor of Melody.BRED-Santa Fe Trails.RW11E-Luncheon Musicals.KWKW-Vocalist Parade.

m co re el es,cf°

Morning Programs Appear In Lighttace Type; Afternoon andEvening Programs in Boldface.

Comedy-Parietv3:00-Arthur Godfrey, IFENX.7:00-My Friend Inns. KNX.CM-Godfrey'. Talent Scouts.

KNX.

Quiz, Participation8:00-McNeill Blast. Club. KECA8:30-Grand Slam. KNX.9:30-13kfst. in Ilollyw'd. KECA.

10:00-Barrel of Douch. KFWB.11:30-Queen for a Day; KHJ.1:30-Meet the Minium. KNX.2:00-Heart's Desire. KHJ.2:30-Bride and Groom. KECA.2:30-House Party. KNX.6:30-Dr. 1. Q., KFI.

Mystery -Detective9:06-Inner Sanctum. KNX.Classical, Semi -Classical

Music8:00-Fred Waring, KFI.5:30-Voice of Firestone. KR.7:00-Contented Hour. KFI.9:00-Telephone Hour. KFI.

Comment -Narration7:45-Fred Beck. KNX.9:110 -Kate Smith. K I IJ.

10:09-Ted Malone. KECA.(0:15-What Do You Say? ICF1.

12:00-Burrltt Wheeler. KNX.4:30-Art Baker,4:30-Passing Parade. KHJ.9:43-Night Editor. KNX.

Drama6:011-Lax Theater, KNX.

Public I nterest-ormation

5:45-If They Had Lived. KGFJ.8:00-American Way. KFI.6:30-Child's World. KECA.

Sports9:3h-fleeing News. ICLAC.9 :5t -Racing. KGFJ.10.0:-Race Lineup. KWKW.1:00-Major League Ball. KMI'C.5:30-Race Recap. KGFJ.5:30-Sports Dial. KRKD.5:45-Race Results. KRKD.5:45-Sam Baiter. KLAC.6:00-Fred Hessler. KGER.5:15-Bob Keller. KMPC.R:30-Joe Hernandez. KMPC.5:00-Fishing Facts. KFOX.9:30-Inside of Sports. RAJ.Popular -Western Music

4:30-Club 15, KNX.4:45-Stuart Hamblen. KFWB8:00-supper Chub. KFL8:00-Sound Off. KECA8:15-Jack Smith, KNX.

}MLA-Dinner Bell Roundup.12:05-KAGH-Jim's Jamboree.

EGER-Chuck Wagon.12:15*KECA-Baukhage Talking.

KR, KFSD-Ma Perkins.KHJ-Sing, America, Sing.

*KFAS-News.ROIL-Real Estate.KWKW-Races and Sports.

12:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.L2:30-HECA, FEEMB-Second

Honeymoon.KFSD-Pepper Young.

*KNX, KSDJ-Knox Manning.KHJ, KGB-Bob Poole Show.KFVD-Violet.

*KFWB-News: Bill Anson.KGE.11-1230 Clnb.KGER-Squeakin' Deacon.KGIL-Hart and Darling.

*KAM% HOWL, KWIK-News.EWKW-Stock Quotations.

RADIO LIFE MONDAY LOGSKGER-Garden School.wmr(.-L. A. vs. Seattle.

*HOWL.. RW1E-News.moth-Tunes in Tempo.KWEW-Platter Parade.

2:35-HOWL-Contented Listening.2:40-EGER-Sons of Pioneers.3:45-KFI, KFSD-Front-Page

Farrell.KRKD-Organ Moods.

IIW-Races and Sports.2:50-KWAW-Swing Session.2:55*KNX-News.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.3-KECA, KFMB-Ladies, Be

Seated.Krt. KFSD-Road of Life.IEHI, KGB. KVOE-Golden

Hope Chest.KNX, KSDJ-Arthur Godfrey.KAGH-Phil Hastings.KFAC-Musical Favorites.KFVD-Hall of Records.ELFWB--Bill Anson.

*KFOX, /EGER, KXLA-News.KGFJ-Sunset and Vine.KGB.-Social Whirl.ELAC-Batieball.KMPC-Baseball.KOWL-Your Radio Outlook.IERKO-Tops in Pops.EWIE-Homemakers' Forum.KWEW-Swing Session.

3:05-11IGER-Alkali Ales.3:15-EFI-Life Can Be Beautiful.

KFOX-VIvian Lloyd Show.*KGIL-News.

KOWL-Sports Matinee.KWEW-Races and Sports.

JUKE BOX

MATINEEWith Carl Bailey

3:15 to 5:30 p.m.

KXLAMonday thru Saturday

EXLA--Juke Box Matinee.3:25-11GFJ-Sports3:30-KECA-Norwood Smith Selects

KFI. FEFSD-Aunt Mary.KAI-Moods in Musk.KAGH-Hollywood Highlights.

*KFAC. EKED, KWIK-News.EGER-Carolina Cotton.RGIL-Storybook Man.KRIEW-Andy Mansfield.

3:35-HOWL-Organ Melodies.FERKD-Tea Time Tunes.}IR IK-1 alley Matinee.

3:413-KECA-Frances Scully.EFT, KFSD-Nora Drake.ERI. KGB-Woody and

VIrgicia.K.4c.R-This Day.111FAC-Lyries in Chorus.FOWL-Mark Mathews, Songs

3:55*KFVD-News.FEFWB-Caroline Leonetti.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

4-HECA-George FennernaaShow.

KFI, KFSD-This Woman'sSecret.

*EHJ. KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Fulton Lewis Jr.

KNX, KSDJ-Winner Take ABKAGH-Dise Jockey.KFAC-Musical Masterpieces.'

*KFON, KCiER-News.KFVD-Harlem Matinee.KFWB-Spade Cooley.KGFJ-Sunset and Vine.EGEL--Johnny Grant Show.KLAC-Baseball.KMPC-Baseball.HOWL-Just Music.EKED-Piano Paintings.KWIE-1490 Club.KWKW-Andy Mansfield.KNLA-Juke Box Matinee.

4:06-KGER-Musical Roundup.4:15-KFI-Johnny Murray.

*KHJ, KFX.M. KGB. EVOE-Frank Hemingway.

KFIVE-Bing Crosby.

PET MAGAZINEOF THE AIR

with IRENE

Monday - 4:15 P.M.

KLAC-570KOWL-Claesies in Music.KRKD-Moi island Quir.

4:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.4:30-KFI-Art Baker's Notehoo.t.

*TOLL KGB, KVOE-PassingParade.

KNN, KSDJ-Club 15.KFON-Old Age Pensions.KFVD-Proven Hits.KFWB-Daily Light.

MILD &MELLOW

m.4.43.3y07theirou5gPhFriday9A

XMPC*HOWL-News, Music.

EKED-Symphony in Swing.ERIK-Old Folks Program.KWKW-Magic Circle Theater

4:45*EHJ, KGB, KVOE-Rex Miller*KNX, KSDJ-Ed R. Marrow.*KFSD-H. V. Kaltenborn.

KFWB-Stuart Hamblen.KOWL-Sport s Review.

*KRKD-News.KVVIII-Musical Quiz.SWIM-Races and Sports.

4 :50-K WEW -Ma gic Time.4 :55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

5-KECA-Happy Theater..*KFI-Feature Wire.

KILL KGB, EVOF.-AdventnrsParade.

*KNX, KSDJ-Knox Manning,News.

KFAC-Sunset Serenade.KFOX-Sunshine Mission.KFVD-Sundown Rourdup.KFWB.-Stuart Hamblen.KGET-Jive at 5.KGIL-Johnny Grant Show.KLAC-Baseball.

*KMPC-News, Star Time.HOWL-Plantation House

Party.KRFED-Songs of the Saddle.

*KWIE-News Review.KWKW-Reminiscent Music.RXLA-Juke Box Matinee.

5:05-FEAGH-Children's Program.KGER-Ford Lewis.

5:15-KECA, WFMB-Fun House.*KFI-News.

RAJ, KFXM, KGB. FIVOE-Chandu. the Magician.

KNX-Tom Hanlon.BOWL-Parade of Stet's.EMIR-Hai Schaefer.EWER-Today at the Races.

6:30-KECA-lack Armstrong.NFL KFSD-Voice of

Firestone.EILL KFXM, KGB. KVOE-

Superman.*KNX, KSDJ-Charles

Collingwood.KAGH-Sports Notebook.IEFAC-Rhos Bill Club.

*EFOX, HOWL, awra-News.KFVD-Pass Time.EGER-Cactus Mack.KCiFJ-Race Recap.KLAC-Music Room.EMPC-All-Time Hits.EKED-Sports Dial.KXLA-Future Pianists.

5:35-KOWL-Musleal Detective.5:43-KFIJ. EF.X31, KGB. }WOE-

Adventures of Tom Mix.*TENN. KSD.1-Bob Garred.

KAGH-Boy Meets Girl.KFOX-Your Fisheaster.KIFVD-Crobyana.KGER-Brure Trent.KGFJ-If They Had Lived.KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.KMPC-Top Tunes.ERKD-Race Result..KWIE-Paul Page Slugs.EWER-Spotlight on Bands.KXLA-Musie.

5:55*KNX-Frank Goss, News.KGI-J-FlIm News.

6*RECA,KFMR-Edwin C. MIL

KFI-American Way.*KILL KFXM, KGB. EVOE--

News, Gabriel Heater.TENN, ITSDJ-Lux Radio

Theater.KAGR-Public Interest.

*KFAC, EFOX, KFWB, MAC.KNIPC-Newe.

KFVD-Haynes at tie Reins.KGER-Sports TimeEGFJ-Musical Digest.EGIL-Johnny Gran' Show.BOWL-Italian Prnpram.EKED-Musical Varieties.KWIW-Meet the Rand.KWEVE-Gasoline Alley.KXLA-Toastmaster Club.

6:05-KECA-Animal World Court.KFAC-Musical Memories.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.

6:10-FEECA-Sports Desk.6:15*KEf

*TULL KGB-Mutual Newsreel.KAGH-Bing Sings.KFWB-Crosby Entertains.

KGER-Stamps Quartet.EMPC-Bob Kelley, Sports.EKED-Hawaiian Memories.RW11E-America Is Playing.KWEW-Sunset Serenade.

I :30-KECA-Child's World.EFI, KFSD-Dr. I. Q.EHJ KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Quiet Please.*RAGA. KW1E-News.

KFAC-Hour of Music.KFOX-Hal's Memory Room.EFVD-Airlane Melodies.KFWF-America Dances.KGER-Helene Smith.KMPC-Del Mar Park.HOWL-Old Homeland.KRED-Piano Parade.EENLA-Dinner Music.

6:35-RAGA-Freddy Martin6:45*KFVD-News.

ERIED-A. F. of L.}MIK-Building Burbank.

6:55*KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KV0E-Bill Henry, News.

EEC A, KFMB-Lone Ranger./ /EFL KFSD-CarnationContented Hour.

EHJ-Mysterious Traveler.KNX-Mv Friend Irma.KAGH-Evening Concert.SF/IC-Hour of Music.KFOX-Maritime Committee.KFITY-Squeakin' Deacon.AMA-America Dances.KGB, KV0E-Fishing and

Hurting Club.*KGEE-News: Dr. Fagan.

KGFJ-Musical Digest.*KGIL-Valley News.

KLAC-Pieture Album.KMPC-Firestone Favorites.

*HARD-News.KWIK-Danee Orch.KWKW-Easy Listening.KXLA-Saddle Dusters.

7:15*KFON-Upton nowKGIL-Softball.KLAC-Music.KRWY-Three-Quarter Time.EWIE-Here's to Veterans.KXLA-Evening Serenade.

7:30-KECA-31usie and Mr. Blaine.API-Radio City Playhouse.RAJ, KFX_M, KGB, EVOE-

Cisco Kid.KNX-Vaughn Monroe.KFAC-Echoes and Encores.KFWB-Sporte Final.KGER-Adventist Church.EGIL-Modern Concert Hal:.KLAC-Jan Garber.KMPC-Jerry Lawrence.EKED-Do You Know?

*KWIK-News, Roundup Time.RIVER-Twilight Varieties.KXLA-Jimmie Dolan.

7 :45*KFO X-News.KFWB-Sons of Pioneers.KLAC-Behind Studio Gates.EMIC-Al Goodman.KWIK-Rocky Morgan.

8FLECA, KFMR-Sonnd Off.an, KFSD-Supper Club.KILL KFX-M, KGB, KVOE-.

Let George Do It.JINN-Lowell Thomas.KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-Fishing Facts.KFWB-Music.

*KGFR, KLAC, KILA-News.KGFJ-Carnation Memories.FEGIL-Cowtown Boys.

*KMPC-News, Frandsen.ARAI-Veterans' Hospital.

8:05-KGER-Alfred Newman.11:15*KFI KFSD-World News.

KNN-JackKFWEI-Remember.KGF.I-Songs for Yon.KLAC-Fred Haney.FEMPC-Andre Kostelanetr.K XLA-EY ening Serenade.

11:30-KECA, KFMR-Stara In theNight.

KFI-Hollywood Open House.KRJ. KFXM, KGB, KVOF-

Casebook of Gregory Rood.TINX. ESDJ-Talent Scouts.

*KFIVIL KWIK-News.KGER-Clem Davies.

*KGFJ-Averill Berman, News.KGIL--Lewis Padden Potato

Pitch.ELAC-Studio Oreh.TOUT-Hollywood Bowl.KXLA-The Corral.

11:45-KFRIY-Here's to Vets.KGFJ-Hollywood House PartyKRIK-Hebrew-Christian Hr.

11:55-KR.1, KFXM, KGB. KVOE-Billy Rose.

KLAC-Sheriff's Office.doi*HECA, KFMB-Arthur Garth.a art, KFSD-Telephone Rear.

*KM, KFXM, KGB, RVOE-News, Glenn Hardy.

KNN, KS111.1-Inner Sanet3m.KFAC-Evening Concert.KFDX-Stories to Remember.

*KFWB-Clete Roberts.*KGER-News.

AC.F.I-Hollywood HouseParty,

Show.

KGIL-Padden Lewis.KL.AC-Music.KMPC-American Music.KWIK-Reading A Dreaming.KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

9:05-KGER-Three Suns.9:15*KECA, KFMB-Earl Godwin.

*KHJ, KGB, KVOE-FleetwoodLawton.

EFWB-United Nations.EGER-Here's to Vets.

9:30-KECA-Curt Massey Show.FEFI, KFSD-The Big Story.TULL KGB, El 0E-Inside of

Sports.ANN, KSDJ-Beulah.KFWB-Unity Daily Word.KGER-Music in the Night.KLAC-Here's to Vets.KMI'C-Dr. James Fifield.

9:45-ER.1, KFXM. KGB, KV0E-Henry 3. Taylor.

KSDJ-Night Editor.*KFWB-Music and News.

KLAC-Gue Star.KMPG-Business Reporter.

10*KF:CA-Rich ield Reporter.*KFI, IEFSD-The Reporter.*KUL KFXM, KGB, KVOE--

Fulton Lewis Jr.*KNX, KSDJ-Chet Huntley,

News.KFAC-Lucky Lager Dance.APON-Merry-Go-Round.

EASTSIDESHOW10 TO 12 P.M.

!very Night ItEcpt Sunday

KITTBOFR B-Ea stslde Show.EGEFt-Illyerside Rancho.IEGFJ-Concert Nocturne.EGIL-Symphony.KLAC-Don Otis.KMPC-Bridge Club.ERIK-Michael Roy.KXLA-Radio Guild.

10:15*KF.CA-Casa Otfit.KFI-Musk Shop.KHJ-Highlights in Music.KN'IgKob Epson.

10:30-1AECA-The Hawthorne Thing.*KFI-Inside the News.

KELL KGB-Veteran Wants to11110W.

IENN-Symphonette.KFON-Music Moderns.IEGER-At the Ranchhouse.KMPC-Parade of Hits.

*KXLA-Dan Lundberg.10:45-EFI-Melody Time.

KFLI-Pauline Alpert.10:155-KFI-Police Bulletins.

*KLAC-News.11*KECA-News of Tomorrow.

*KFI-News.KGB-Magic Rhythm.

*KNX-Nelson Pringle.KFAC-Lucky Lager Dance.KFVD-Spade Conley Time.KFWB-Eastside Show.EGER-At the Ranchhonse.KGFJ-Coneert Nocturne.KGEL-America Is Playing.ELAC-Don Otis.KMPC-Dance Parade.HM1E-Michael Roy.EXLA-Dance Time.

11:15-KECA-E1 Rancho Orch.KFI-Here's to Veterans.KNX-Merry-Go-Round.

11:30 -KFI-C. S. Navy Recruiting.KHJ-Bill Harrington.KXLA-Arron Dale Orch.

11:45-KECA-Slapsy Maxie Oreh.KFI-For You.

*KHJ, KGB. K1 0E-News.KNX-In My Opinion.

11:55*HECA, EFT, KMPC-News.

DOTTED LINEJoan Castle, who has a

character role on Columbia's"Morey Amsterdam" show,has landed a major part inthe coming George S. Kauf-man -Max Gordon production."Town House," on the basisof her air performances. Tun-ing in on the show, the pro-ducers heard Miss Castle, tel-ephoned the show and ar-ranged an interview.

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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7*Indicates News Broadcast

8-KECA, KFMR--DonBreakfast Club.

RFT, KFSD--Fred Waring.*KH.1, KGB-Cecil Brown.

KNX-Wes BattKFAC-Country Church.KGFJ-Dr. Frederick Bailee.KGIL-Musical Corral.KFOX. KRKD-Haven of RestKFWB--George Milne.

SOLID TWO AND ONE-HALFHOURS WESTERN MUSIC

6:00.8:30 A.M.Mon. Thru Sat.

'FA IC

5000 Slut

,CS ANGIFIISKFED-Wakeup Ranch.

*KLAC, KMPC. HOWL, KXLA-News.

ERIK-Western JamboreesKWKW-Rafael Meade..

*HOER-News, Mizpish.:15*KIRJ, 1CNX-News.

KFR-13--Croeby F.ntertalns.KMPC-Market Report, SportsKGFJ-Public Messenger.FCLAC-Haynes at the Reins.HOWL --Memories In Music.

8.315-RFI, KFSD-Jack Beret'.*KH.1-Editor's Diary.

ILNX, KSDJ-Grand Slam.*KFAC, KFWB, KGIL. HOWL,

RAKED-News.KFOX-Words of Life.KF'VD-Easy Listening.KGER-Hammond.116FJ-Yesterday's Hits.KLAC--Zeke Manners.KMPC-A Song for You.KWKW-Stock Quotations.KXLA-Organ Melodies.

8:35-KRKD-Spotlight Varieties.8:45-KFT, IEFSD-Lora Lawton.

*KHJ--News.KNX-Rosemary.KFA0-1-nity.KFVD-Vocal Varieties.KFWEI-Scienre of Mind.KGER-Bible Treasury Hone.KG1L--Coffee Parade.HOWL-Organ Melodies.KWICW-Gordon Raker Lloyd.

9-KECA. KFNIB-_weleetneTravelers.

*RFT, KFSD, HOER-News.*HMI, KFXM, KGB. KV0E--e

Kate Smith Speaks.KNX-Wendy Warren.KFAC--Morning Concert.KFVD-Waltz Time.KFWB-Strolling Tom.KGFJ-Tour City at Work.KG11.--Swappin' Corner.RLAC-Zeke Manners.KMPC-Band Bow.BOWL-Helen Markham.KRED--Sagebrush Serenade.RWKW-Voice of China.

TENNESSEE ERNIEIN

RADIO'S HOTTESTWESTERN SHOW

KXLA9 - 10 A. M. - Mon. -Fri.

RICLA-Bar Nothing Ranch.9:05-KFI-Ladies' Day.

KGER-Lutheran Hour.KWUK-Sunny Side.

9:15-KHJ, KFX3I, KGB, K'COE--Victor H. Llnllehr.

KNX-Aunt Jenny.*KAGH, KFV1)-News.

KFWB-Fifth Freedom.KGFJ-Community Chest.KGIL-Ballads for You.ROWE-Hawaiian Melodies.KWKW-Light and Airy.

9:10*KGFJ-Airotorials.9:30-KECA, KFMB-Breakfast In

Hollywood.KHJ-Moods In Music.KNX, HSI/I-Helen Trent.KFOX-Full Gospel.KIND-Show Tunes.KFWB-Marsha Walton.KGER-John Brown.KGFJ-Raring News.KGEL-Valley Shopper.KLAC-Racing News.

*KOWL-News.KWIK-Top o' the Morning.

9:15-KFI-Chuck Collins.KNX, ESDJ-Our Gal Sunday.

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KFVD--Remembered Rhythms.KFWB-Sons of Pioneers.KGFJ-The Judge Speaks.KLAC-Coffee with Crosby.KOWL-Album of Song.

*KRIM-News.KWKW-Word of Truth.

9:55*KFAC-News.10-KECA, ILPMFI-Ted Malone.

KFI-Downtown and AllAround.

*KHJ, KFXM. KGB, KV0E--News, Glenn Hardy.

KNX-Big Sister.KAGH-G. E. Hour.1CFAC-Serenade.KFWB-Barrel of Dough.ICGFJ-Record Jackpot.KFVD-Rev. Louis T. Talbot.KGIL-N alley Frolic./CL AC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.

*KMPC-News, Eddie Lyon.HOWL,-Romance In Music.EKED-Morning Melodies.KWIK-Town Crier.KWKW-Racing News.KXLA-Sons of Pioneers.

10:65-1CGER--Miteical Roundup.10:15*KDCA, KFI1B--Klernan's

Korner.Eli-What Do You Say?KHJ, KGB. K1'0E-Two-Ton

Baker.KNX-Ma Perkins.KFOX-Assembly of God.KMPC-Music In the Air.KRKD-Dr. Richardson.RWKW-Time-tp Time.

*KXLA-News.

RACE RESULTSStarting at 10:25a.m.. 10:55 a.m.and every 30 min.

thereafterMon. then Sat.

Dial 123010:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.10:30-KECA, EFMB-My Trne Story

KFI-Port of Missing Hits.KHJ-The Judge.,KNX-Young Dr. Malone.KFVD-Rescue Mission.KFWB-Miturice Hart Show.

*ICG1L-News: Curtain Call.*BOWL, KW1K-News.

KRKD-Crazy Rhythm.KWKW-Feature Story.KXLA-Songs of Our Times.

10:35-KWIK-Town Crier.10:49-KFI-Joyee. Jordan.

KNX-Gulding Light.

FIRST ON

KGFJ1130 ON YOUR Niti

KFAC-Village FestivaLRESD-Beliese It or Not.HOWL-Tune Shop.KRKD-Midnight Mission.ICREW-My Serenade.

10:55-KECA, KFMB-Betty CrockerMagazine of the Air.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.11-KECA, KFMR-Betty Crocker.

KFI, KFSD-Double orNothing.

KHJ, KGB, RVOE--LadlesFirst.

KNX-Second Mrs. Burton.*FCAGH, KFN D. KGER-News.

KFAC-Festival of Music.KFOX-Breakfast Club.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGFJ-Record Jackpot.ROIL-Housewives' Exchange.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Stars of Song.BOWL--loday'a Infant.KRRD-Songs of Yesteryear.KWIK-Tom, Dick d Harry.RWKW-Guest Star.RXLA-Variety.

11:65-KAGH-Whirlin' With Willie.11:15-KECA, KFMR-Club Time.

KNX-Perry Mason.KFVD-Violet.KGER-Musical Roundup.KMPC-Voice of the Army.HOWL-Rhythm at Random.KWKW-Races and Sporta.

*K X LA-Pasadena News.11:20-KWKW-Stnirnay to MusicII :25-K I FJ-Sports Flash.11;30-Kt.:CA-Casa Cutlet.

KFI, RFSD-Today's Children.KHJ, KGB, KFX5I, KV0E-

Queen fora Day.KNX, KSDJ-Nora Drake.KFAC-Keyboard Artistry.REVD-Memory Melodies.KMPC-Tops In Pops.

*ROWE. 11111(1). KWIK-News.KXLA-Dinner Bell Roundup.

11:35-KFOX-Request It.11:45-RF:CA-Between Cs Ghia.

KFI-Light of the World.KNX, KSDJ-Evelyn Winters.ROWL-Salute to Americas.KRKD-Melody Time.KWKW-Races and Sports,

11:55*KFAC, ROWE-News.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

12*KECA-News, Sam Hayes.KIT-Farm Reporter.

*FCLIJ, KtilL-News.KNX-Burritt Wheeler.IEFAC-Luncheon Concert.KFVI)-Editor of the Air.KFWB-Bill Anson.

*KGFR-News: Chuck Wagon.KGFJ-Intermission.KLAC-Al Janis Ballroom.KMPC-Women Are Wonder-

ful.KOWL-Mayor of Melody.1FCRRD-Santa Fe Trails.RWIK-Luncheon Musicale.KWKW-Vornl.st Parade.KXLA-Dinner Bell Roundup.

Morning Programs Appear In 'Aghast's Type; Afternoon andEvening Programs In Boldface.

Comedy -Variety3:00-Artnur Godfrey, KNX.7:00-Corliss Archer. ElI.8:30-Mel Forme, KFL

Quiz, Participation8:00-McNeill Bkfat. Club. KECA8:30-Grand Slam. KNX.9:30-Bkfat. to Hollyw'cl. KECA10:00-Barrel of Dough. KFWB.11:30-Queen for a Day, KHJ.1:30-Meet the Missus, KNX.2:00-Heart's Desire. KHJ.2:30-House Party. KNX.2:30-Bride and Groom. KECA.

Classical, Semi -ClassicalMusic

8:00-Fred Waring. KM.5:30-Carmen CR% allaro. KFI,6:30-Chamber Music Hour,

KECA.

Comment -Narration7:45-Fred Beck, KNX.9:00-Kate Smith. KHJ.

10:00-Ted Malone. KDCA.10:15-What Do You Say? EFL12:00-Burritt Wheeler. KNX.4:30-Art Raker. KFI.4:30-Passing l'arnde. KILL9:45-Night Editor. KNX.

Mystery -Detective8:00-Monte Cristo, KHJ.4:30-mr. and Mrs. North. KNX.9:00-Mystery Theater, KNX.

Public Interest -Information

8:00-Town Meeting. KECA.11:45-Frontiers of Science, KNX

Sports9:30-Racing News, KLAC.

KGFJ.10:141-lace Lineup, KWKW.1:00-Major League Bali, EMIT.5:30-Race Recap. KGF.1.5:30-Sports Dial. KRKD.5:45-Race Results, KRIM.5:45-Sam Halter. KLAC.8:00-Fred Hessler. KGER.6:15-Bob Kelley. RMI'C.6:30-Joe Hernandez. FLMPC.

:15.-Fishing Pais. KEG% .8:10-Baseball, KLAC, EMPC.9:30-Inside of Sports. KILL

10:05-Boxing. KLAC.

Popular -IV estcrn .Music4:30-Club 15, KNX.4:45-Stuart Hamblen. RFWB.01:00-.Stipner Club. KFI.8:15-Jack Smith. KNX.

THE HOUR OF GENERALELECTRIC 12:00-1:00 P.M.

ONAL JARVIS ORIGINAL

MAKE-BELIEVE BALLROOMKLAC

in:uu - 1 :WI p.m.:115 - 7:00 p.m.

Ilmullzi.t tier,. Saturday

1?:05-KAGFI-Jim's Jamboree.12:15*KECA-Baukhaee Talking.

RFT, 'USD-Ma Perkins.KILI-Sing, America. Sing.KGEL-Real Estate Show.KINICW-Races and Sports.

12:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.12:30-KECA, KFMB-Second Honey-

moon.FCIFSD-Pepper Young.

KILL KGB-Rob Poole Show.*KNX. KSDJ-Knot Manning.

K FOX-Cowhands Carnival.REND-Violet.

*KFWR-News: Bill Anson.KGFJ-1^_30 Club.KGIL-Hart and Darling.

60/1-571:434/Mar'SQUEAKIN'

DEACON MOORE12:30-1:30 p.m.Mon. thru Frt.

1390 on Your DIAL

1KGER-SqueakIn' Deacon.*KNIPC, RWIR-News.

KWKW-Stock Quotations.KXLA-Western Tunes.

12:35-KOWL-Mayor of Melody.RWIR-G.I. Platter Parade.KWKW-Farm News.

12:45-KFI, KFSD-Right toHappiness.

KHJ-Melody Matinee.KNX.-One for the Book.

*EFAC-News.KMI'C-Rhythm Rancho.KWRW-Races and Sports.KXLA-Western Records.

12:541-KWKW-Circle 1130 Ranch.12:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

-KECA, ICFMR--Listen to This& En, KFSD-Backstage Wife.KHJ'Melody Matinee.K NX-Reserve.KAGH-Civic Service.KFAC-Piano Parade.

*KFID, SHED-News.FMB-Bill Anson.KGER-Soneakin' Deacon.KGFJ-1230 Club.RGH.-Cowboy Rand.

*KLAC-News, Sports.KMPC-Major league Ball.HOWL-Show Tunes.KWIK-Just Bela,..KXLA-Community News.

1:15-KFI, RFSD-Stella Dallas.KFLI-Nancy Dixon.KFAC-American Hour.KFOX-Recital of Rhythm.KFVD-Plano Parade.KLAC-570 Club.FERRD-Siesta Time.KWIK-Charles Hamp.SWEW-Races and Sports.RXLA-LeRoy Smith.

1:25-KNX-Radie Harris.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

1:30-KECA-Quizzleale.KFI, RFSD-Lorenzo Jones.KHJ-Norma Young.KNX, KSDJ-Meet the Misses.KFVD--Prondly We Hall.KGER-Western Siesta.KGT11,--Ilomemakers.

*HOWL. KRKD. W1K-News.KWKW-Song of the Islands.K X 1. A-Vocal Varieties.

I:35-KRKD-Song Symphony.KWIK-Magic Bandstand.

1:45-KECA-Ethel and Albert.KIT. RFSD-Wilder Brown.BOWL-South of the Border.KGB. KV0E-United Nations.

*KXLA-News.1:50-KWEW-Show Time.1:55*RFAC-News.

FEGF.1-Sports Flash.2-RECA, KFMB-Surprise

Package.KFI. KFSD-When a Girl

Marries.KILL KFNM, KGB, Kt OE-

Heart's Desire.KNX, KSD.11-Hint Hunt.KAGH-C Sharp Minor.KFAC-Matinee.K FOX-Western Music.

*KFSD-News: Hail of RecordsKFWB--Itill Anson.KGER-Iong Beach Rand.KGFJ-What's t p.

RADIO LIFE TUESDAY LOGSEGIL-Homernakers.KLAC S:0 Club.EMPC-Three Alarm.ROWL-Matinee Melodies.MOM-Lyons Club.RWKW-Races and Sports.RWIR-Magic Bandstand.KMA-Concert Hour.

KFSD-Portia FacesLife.

KIIKIT-Musical Bouquet.11:20WKWKW-News.2:25WIEF.CA, KFMB-News.

RN X-Mr. Information.KGEJ-Sports Flash.

2:30-KECA, KFMB-Bride andGroom.

KFI, KFSD--dust Plain Bill.KILL KGB, TEVOE-Red

Benson Movie Show.KNX, RSDJ-House Party.EGER-Garden School.

*BOWL, KWIE-News.KRKIT-Times in Tempo.KWKW-Marine Band.

2:35-KOWL--Contented Listening.3:e0-TIGER-Long Beach Rand.2:45-KEL KFSD-Front-Page

Farrell.KRKIT-Organ Moods.RIVIEW-Races and Sports.

111:511-KWKW--Swing Session.2:56WIENX-News.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.3-SECA, liEFNIB-Ladies, Be

Seated.KFI, KFSD-Road of Life.SFEL KGB. KV0E--Goiden

Hope Chest.KNX, TESDJ-Arthur Godfrey.RFAC-31uslral Favorites.

*KFOX, KGF.R, KXLA-News.KFVD-Hall of Records.KFWB-Bill Anson.Hcarj-Sunset and Viii.

1111.-Soria) Whirl.*KLAC-News. Sports.

EMPE-Three Alarm.BOWL-Radio Ontlook.KRKD-Tops In Pops.KWIK-Homemakers' Forum.KWKW-Swing Session.

3:05-KGER--Alkali Alex.3:10-KLAC--Don Otis Show.3:15-KFI-Life Can Be Beautiful.

WKGIL-News.KOWL-Aports Matinee.IEWKW-Races and Sports.KXI.A-Juke Box Nlatinee.

:25-TEGFJ-Sports flash.3:30-KECA-Norwood Smith

BFI, FEFSD-Aunt Mary.KHJ-Moods In Music.

*KFAC, KAKI), TEWIK-News.Kt:ER-Carolina Cotton.KGII.-Storybook Man.IFENIPC-Jeanne Gray.KWKW-Andy Mansfield.

3:35-HOWL-Just Music.HARD-Tea Time Tunes.RWIK-Valley Matinee.

3.15-KECA-Frances Scully.KFI, KFSD-Nora Drake.RHJ-Woody and Virginia.K ime.KMPC-string 're Sing.

3:55*KFVD-News.KFWB-Caroline Leonetti.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

4-KECA-George FennemanShow.

KFI, KFSD-This Woman'sSecret.

WIETIJ, RFC.M. KGB, KVOE-Fulton Lewis.

KNX. KSDJ-Winner Take AURFAC-Musirni Masterpieces.KFMR-You Win It.

*KFOX, KGER-News.REVD-Harlem Matinee.KFWB-Spade Cooley.KGE.1-Sunset end inn.Kt:IL-Johnny Grant Show.

*MAC-News, Sports.WIESIPC-Neive, Eddie Lyon.

KOWL-Just Music.KRKO-Piano Paintings.

IK-11011 Club.KWKW-Andy Mansfield.

Box Matinee.4 ova-KGER-31 wilco I Roundup.4:15-KFI-Johnny Murray.

WRH.11, KFXM. KGB-FrankIlemingwov.

KFWB--Iting Crosby.R1. Martel.KOWI.-Fiddlestrings &

Ballads.KNOT-Twilight Tales.TERIED--Mov ieland Quiz.

4:!3-KGFJ-Sports Flash.4:30-KFI-Art Itakeen Notebook.

*TCH.1. KGB, )IA0E-PassingParade.

RNX, MART-Club 15.Kt-ND-Pros en Hits.RFWB-Daily I.ight.FELAC-Racing Roundup.KMPC-Mild and Mellow.

WKOWL-News.KRRIT-Svmoliony In Swing.SWIK-Old Folks' Program.

MILD &MELLOW ,s

4:30 to 5 P.M.Monday Through Friday

KMPCKWRW-Opers Association.

4:45WKEIJ, KGB, KVOE-Rex MillerWKNX, KSDJ-Ed R. Marrow*KFSIS-H. V. Kaltentorn.

KFWB-StuartKLAn-Music Room.

*KRKD-News.BOWL-.Sports Review.KWIK-Musical Quiz.RWKW-Races and Sports.

4 :Mi-KWK W-Magir Time.4:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

5-KECA-Happy Theater.WKFI-Feature Wire.

' RAJ, KGB, TIVOE--Adven.tore Parade.

*ANA. KSDJ-KnoxManning, News.

KFAC-SlInset Serenade.KFVD-Sundown RouldurtKFWB-Stuart Hamb en.KGEJ-Jive at Five.KG11.,-Johnny Grant Show.

WKLAC-Fred Henry Reports.WKMPC-News. Star Time.

KOWL--House Party.KRKD-Sings of the Saddle.

*Kµ'18-News Review.HAVKW-Reminiscent Muria.KM.A-Juke Box Ma:Inee.

5:05-KGER-Ford Lewis.5:15-KECA, KFMB-Fun Souse.

*KFI-News.KFI.I. KFX31, KGB. KV0E-

Chandu, the Magician.KNX-Tom Hanlon.KLAC-Music.HOWL-Bing Crosby.KWIK-Leslie Gray.KWKW-Today at its Races.

8:30-KECA-Sky King.KY!, KFSD-Carmen

Cavalier° Show.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, XVOE--

Superman.*KNX, KSDJ-Charles

Collingwood.KFAC-Wboa Bill CI ib.

*KFOX, HOWL, KWKW-News.

KFVD-Pass Time.TIGER-Cactus Mack.KGFJ-Race Recap.KMPC-All-Time lilts.KRKD-Sports Dial.

*KWEK-Valley News.RXIA-Future Pianists.

5:35-KOIVL-Milmical Detective.5:15-KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Adventures of Tom Mix.WKNX, TESDJ-News, tarred.

KFVD-Croshyana.RGER-Bruce Trent.Kt:FT-Dinner Interl ide.KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.KM IT-Top Tunes.ERKO-Race Result-.}MIK-Paul Page Sings.KW KW-Spotlight oa Bands.KXLA-Music.

8:53*KNX-Frank Goss, News.e*KECA, KF31B-Edwin C. Hill.V KFI, KFSD-Cass Clunty

Boys.*KH.I, KFXM, KGB, EVOE-

Gabriel Heatter.KNX-Women's. Forum.

WKFAC, KFOX, KFWB, KLAC,KMl'C-News.

READ-Haynes at the Reins.KGER-Sports TimeKGEJ-Musical Digest.KGIL-Jelinny Grant.KOWL-Italian Program.KRKII-Musical Varieties.KWIK-Meet the Band.KWKW-Sunset Serenade.

XLA-Music. 6:05-KECA-Animal World Court.

KFAC-Musical Memories.KLAC-AI Jarvis Ballroom.

6:10-KECA-Sports Desk6:15*KECA-News.

*KHJ. KGB-Mutual Newsreel.KFWB-Crosby Entertains.KGER-Stamps Quartet.KMPC-Bub Kelley. Sports.KRIED-Hawaiian Memories.KWIK-Sports Roundup.KXLA-Mary Burke King.

6:30-KEtA, KFMS-ChamberMusic Hour.

KFI-Styles in Music.KHJ. REAM. KGB, KA0E-

The lone Wolf.KNX, KSIT1-Hit the Jackpot.

*RA(ill, KWIK-News.KFAC-Hour of Music.

RFOX-Hat's Memory Room.KFVD-Alrlane Melodies.KFWB--America Dances.KGER-Helene Smith.KMPC-Del Mar Park.HOWL --Old Homeland.KRKFT--Plano Parade.KXLA-Dinner Music.

6:15*KFI'D-News.KRKIT-Happiness Highways.KWEK-Ted Withal' Sings.

6:55WK11,1, KFNM, KGB, KVOE-Bill Henry, News.

7-RECA, KF3111--_ChamberMusic Hour.

KFI, KFSD-Meet CorlissArcher.

KHJ, KFKM, KGB. HAGS-P. C. Football Conference.

KNX. KSDJ-Cahin B-13.HAGS-Evening Concert.KFA 7-Hour of Mind&KFAIT-Squeakin Deacon.KFWB-America Dances.

WKGER, KRKD-News.KGFI-Musical Digest.

WKGIL--Valley News.KLAC-Pleture Album.KMPC-Flrestone Favorites.KWEK-Dance Orch.KWEW-Mld-Eastern Hour.

WSXLA-Peter De 14M11.7:05-TWEE-Fagan.7:15-KFOX-Fishing Pals.

TEGIL-Modern Concert HaILRT.AC-Music.KRKR-Three-Quarter Time.HAVER-Marine Band.K XIA-Evening Serenade.

7:30-KEVA-Report to the Peopls.Kn. KFSD-People Are

Funny.KHJ,KFX3I, KGB, KVOE-

Red Ryder.TENN, KSDJ-Orchestra.RFAC-Erhoes and Encores.KFWB-Sports Final.KGER-7th Day Adventists.KLAC-Jan Garber Orch.KM PC-Jerry Lawrence.KRKD-Do You Know?KXLA-JInnle Dolan.

*KWIEK-News, Roundup Time.7:45-RECA-Reserve.

KFWB-Sons of Pioneers.KT-AC-Dugout Dope.KNIPC-Al Goodman.KW 21E-Rocky Morgan.

8-HECA, KFMR-Youth Asksthe Government.

Kn. KFSD-Supper Club.KFXM, KGB, KVOE--

Ccunt of Monte Cristo.*KNX-Lowell Thomas.

KFAC-Evening Concert.KFWB-Music.

*KC.ER, KLAC, KX7.A-News.Knr.I-Caucasian Memories.IRGEL--Cowtown Boys.

*KMPC-News. Frandsen.KWIK-Veterans' Hospital.

Block.8:10-KLAC-Hollywood vs. San

IIEM?C-L. A. vs. Portland.8:13WKECA. KFAIB-Monitor News.

*KFI, KFSD-World News.KNX-,lack Smith.SFR'S-Remember.KGEJ--Songs for Von.KN.-LA-Evening Serenade.

8:30-RECA-Plano Playhouse.Kn, KFSD-Mel Torre Show.KILL KFXM, KGB-Official

Detect! ce.KNX, KSDJ-Mr. and Mrs.

North.*KFWB, KWIK-News.

KG7R-Clem Davies.WEGF.1-Aierill Berman, News.

KGI!..-Paildon Lewis.KXLA-97111 street Cdrrsl.

8:45-KFWB-Kees Cross.KGFI-IEnood House Party.

IK-Fiebrew-Christian Hr.8:55-MIL KFXM, KGB, KV0E-

Billy Rose.9-HECA, KFMB-America's

Town Meeting.KFI-The Thin Man.

*Kilt KFXM. EIVOS-Nens. Glenn Hardy.

KNX, KSITI-Mystery TheaterTEFAC-Evening Concert.

*Mt-Wit-Clete Roberts.WKG E - Nen s.

KGF.1-11'wood House Party.KCHL-Safety Program.KLAC, KMPC-Basehall.RWIK-(tending A Itreatting.K X I.A-Stinea kin' Deacon.

9:05-KGER-Three Suns.FIG111.-Paddon Lewis.

9:15*KHJ. KGB, KVOE-FleetwoodLawton.

KFWB--United Nations.9:30-KFI-Pleasure Parade.

KEJ, KGB, EVOE--Insids ofsports.

KNX, KSIT.T-Beulah.RFWII--Enity Daily Word.KGER-Music in the Night.

8:45-KFI-Remember That Music.*KHJ--News.

KNX, KSDJ-Night Editor.*KFWB--Musle and News.

3.0WKECA-RIchfleld Reporter.*KFI, KFSD--The ReporterKG4,0-

Fulton Lewis.*KNX, KSDJ-Chet Huntley,

News.KFAC-Lucky Lager Dance.KFOX-Carter Wright.

) EASTSIDESHO'W'10 TO 12 P.M.

Ivory Night Escort Sunday

KFWBKFWB-Eastside Show.KGER-Riverside Rancho.KGFJ-Concert Nocturne.KGIL-Symphony Hour.KMPC-Baseball.KWITE-311chael Roy.KXLA-Saored Records.

Olympic Auditorium

FIGHTSTuesday, 10:05 p.m.

KLAC10 :05-KLAC--Olympin Boxing.10:15-TEECA-Casa Curet.

TEFI-I Want It.KHJ-Highlights In Music.KNX-Bob Elson.KFOX-Guest Star.KMPC-Summer Serenade.

10:30-RECA-Hawthorne Thing.*BFI-Inside the News.

KHJ-Culver City MidgetRaces.

KNX-Reserve.KFOX-Mnsic Moderns.EFSD-Concert Hall.KGER--At the Ranchhouss.

*EXLA-Dan Londberg.10:45-KFI-Melody Time.

KHJ-Ray Hackett Orch.KMPC-Dance Parade.

10 :55-RFT-Police Bulletins.*KLAC-News.

11*KECA-News of Tomorrow.*IFEIFI-News.

Kill. KGB-Joe Sudy Orch.*KNX-Nelson Pringle.

KFAC-Lucky Dance Time.RFVD-Spade Cooley Time.Hrsvn.....r.astside Show.RGF:R-At the Ranclihouse.KGFJ-Concert Nocturne.Ktilf1.--Ameriea Is flaying.1RLAC-Don Otis.KMPC-Dance Parade.KWIE-Michael Roy.FIXLA-Sammy Davis.

11:15-KECA-Cinegrill Music.KFI-Morton Downey.KILT, KGB-Al Wallace Orch.KNX-Slerry-Go-Round.

11:30-Kt:CA-Ambassador Orch.KFI--Goeat Star.KXLA-Arvoo Dale Orch.

11:45-KECA-Imig Manor Orel'.KFI-Melodiana.

WKII.I, KGB, MA0E-Nen..KNX-Frontiers of Science.

11:55*KECA, RFI, KMPC-News.

PLEASE!We hear that conductor

Lud Gluskin almost "brokeup" the rehearsal of Colum-bia's recent "Crusade forChildren" program. WhileLud was leading the orches-tra, one of the staff carpen-ters entered the studio. drewforth a hammer and wentafter the grand piano. C,Ius-kin rapped frantically on thepodium and bellowed, "Whenis this knocking going tostop? I can't lead the bandwhen you're off the heat!"

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8WESTERN HITS

BY THE HUNDRED2 1/2 Hours Mon. ThrO,Sat., 6 to 210 A.M.

*Indicates News Broadcast.8-ICECA, KEBB-Don McNeW's

Breakfast Club.KFI, EFSD-Fred Waring.

*KHJ, KGB-Cecil Brown.KNX-Wee Battersea.KAGH-Musical Clock.KFAC-Country Church.EFOX, EKED-Bible InstituteKFVD-Wakeup Ranch.

*KGER, KLAC, RowL,RN:LA-News.

KGFJ-Dr. Frederick Belles.KG11.--Mosical Corral.KFWB-L. A. Breakfast Club.KWIK-Western Jamboree.KWEW-Rafael Mendez.

:05-ISGER-Mizpah.8:15*KHJ. KNX-News.

KGF.1-Public MKLAC-Haynes at the Reins.KMPC-Markets: Sports.KOWL--Memories in Music.

8:20-16XLA-Music.8:30-KEL KFSD-Jack Berch.

*KEIJ-Editor's Diary.R_NX, KSDJ-Grand Slam.

*KFAC, HOWL, KRICD-News.EgrEasy Listening.

-Hammond.KGFJ-Yesterday's Flits.

*RGIL-News.KLAC-Zeke Manners.KMPC-.4 Song for 'Eon.KX.I.A-Haven of Rest.KWKW-Stock Quotations.

8:35-KKHD-Spotlight Varieties.8:43-KFI, KFSD-Lora Lawton.

*KHJ-News.KNX-Rosemary.KFAC-Unity.REVD-Vocal Varieties.KGER-Bible Treasury Hour.HELL-Coffee Parade.KOWL-Marine Band.KRKD-Highways to

Happiness.FIWKVE-Gordan Baker Lloyd.

9-KECA, RUMS-Welcome,Travelers.

*Kr!, KFSD, KGER-News.*ICH,I, KFXM. KGB. KV0E-

Kate Smith Speaks.ENX-Wendy Warren.KFAC-Morning Concert.KFOX-Res. Earl Iris.KFVD--114 altz Time.KFWB-L. A. Breakfast Club.KGFJ-Public Service.KGIL--Swappin' Corner.KLAC--Eeke Manners.KMPC-Band Box.HOWL-Helen Markham.BRED-Sagebrush Serenade.KWKW-Volce of China.KXLA-Bar Nothing Ranch.

9:05--FCF7-Ladles' Day.KGER-Lutheran Hour.RWIK-Sunny Side.

9:15-EFLI, EFX.M, KGB. Ri'OE-Victor H. Lindlahr.

KNX-Aunt Jenny.*KAGH, KFVD-News.

KGFJ-Social Security.KGIL-Ballads for You.HOWL--Hawallan Melodies.KWKW-Light and Airy.

9 :204AC.F.1-Alrotorials.9:30-KECA, KF'MB-Breakfast

Hollywood.K10.1-Morning Melodies.ENX. KSDJ-Helen Trent.KAGH-Shirley Kendall.KFOX-Full Gospel.KFVD-Show Tunes.AFW13-Ma rsha Walton.KGER-John Brown.KGFJ-Racing News.KG'11.--Valley Shopper.KLAC-Racing News.

*BOWL-News.KWIK-Top o' Morning.

9:45-KFI-Chuck Collins.KNX KSI1J-Our Gal Sunday.KTVD-Remembered Rhythms.KFWB-Sons of Pioneers.FCGFJ-Voice of the Army.KLAC-Coffee with Crosby.KOWL-Album of Song.

*KRKD-News.KWKW-Word of Truth.

9:55*KFAC-News.10-KECA, EF'51B-Ted Malone.

KFI-Downtown and AllAround.

Page Twenty-two

*KHJ. KFILM. HGB. KV0E-News. Glenn Hardy.

RNX-Big Sister.KAGH-G. E. Hour.KFAC-Serenade.KFVD-Rev. Louis T. Talbot.KFWB-Barrel of Dough.ECGFJ-Record Jackpot.KGEL-Valley Frolic.KLAC-Al Janis Ballroom.

*KMPC-News. Eddie Lyon.KOWL-Romance to Music.KRIM-Morning Melodies.EIS:IR-Town Crier.KWEW-Raring News.KXLA-Sons of Pioneers.

10:05-EGER-Musical Roundup.10 :15*KECA. KFMB-K iernan's

Korner.KFI-VI hat Do You Say?RAJ. KGB. KVOE-Two-Ton

Baker.KNX-Ma Perkins.KMPC-Music in the Air.KRKII-Dr. Richardson.KWKW-Audrey Shops.

*KXLA-News.10 :2S-1EGFJ-Sportot Flash.10 :30-RECA, KFMB-My True Story

BFI-Port of Missing Hits.KHJ-The Jedge.KNX-Young Dr. Malone.KFVD-Rescue Mission.EMS-Maurice Hart Show.

*AGIL-News: Curtain Call.*HOWL, RWIR-News.

EKED-Crazy Rhythm.RWEW-Feature Story.RXLA-Songs of Our Times.

10:35-KWIR-Town Crier.10 :45-KFI-Joyce Jordan.

KNX-Guiding Light.KFAC-V Hinge Festival.EFSD-Believe It or Not.BOWL-Tune Shop.KRKD-Midnight Mission.KWKW-My Serenade.

:35-10ECA, KFMB-ISetty CrockerMagazine of the Air.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.-KECA, KFMB-Betty Crocker.

KFI KFSD-Double orNothing.

KHJ, KGB, KVI3E-LadiesFirst.

KNX-Second Mrs. Burton.*RAGE!, KFVD. KGER-News

KFAC-Festival of Music.KFWB--Bill Anson.KGFJ-Record Jackpot.IMIL-Elousewlves' Exchange.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Stars of Song.KOWL--Today's Infant.KRKD-Songs of Yesteryear.RWER-Tom, Dick & Harry.KWKW-County Supervisor.KXLA-Easy Listening.

In

11

11:05-KAGH-Whirlin' With Willie.11:15-KECA, KFMB-Listening Post

KNX-Perry Mason.WEND-Violet.KGER-Musical Roundup.KMPC-Neighborhood Voice.HOWL-Rhythm at Random:*KWKW-Races and Sports.

*KXLA-Pasadena N ewe.11:20-KWKW-Stairway to Music.11:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.11:30-KECA-Casa Curet.

KFI, RFSD-Today's ChildrenKHJ. KFX31, KGB, KV0E-

Queen for a Day.ENX, KSDJ-Nora Drake.KFAC-Keyboard Artistry.

*KFOX, HOWL, KRKD-News.REVD-Memory Melodies.KMPC-Tops in Pops.

DINNER BELLROUNDUP

Cliffie Stone Eddie KirkHerman the Hermit

Julie Hayden Merle TravisTennessee Ernie

Top Western TalentKXLA 11:30.12:30

Mon. Thru Fri.

KXLA-Dinner Bell Roundup.11 :35-KFOX-Request It.11:45-KECA-Between Us Girls.

KFI-Light of the World.KNX, KSDJ-Eselyn Winters.KOWL-Salute to Americas.KRKD-Melody Time.KWKW-Races and Sports.

11:55*KFAC-News.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

12*KECA-Sam Hayes, News.K1F1-Farm Reporter.

*KHJ, KAGH. KGER-News.KNX-Burritt Wheeler.KFAC-Luncheon Concert.KIND-Editor of the Air.RFWB-Bill Anson.KGFJ-Intermission.

*KGIL-Valley News.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Women Are WonderfulBOWL-Mayor of Melody.RRED-Santa Fe Trails.KWIK-Luncheon Musicale.KWKW-Vocalist Parade.KXLA-Dinner Bell Roundup.

12:05-RAGS-.lie's Jamboree.RGER-Chuck Wagon.

12:15*KFCA-Baukhage Talking.KFI, KFSD-Ma Perkins.KH.I-Sing, America. Sing.KG11.--Real Estate Show.RWKW-Races and Sports.

12:2.9-ROFJ-Sports Flash.12:30-KECA, KFMB-Second

Honeymoon.ICF1, EFSD-Pepper Young.

Morning Programs Appear InEvening Progr

Comedy -Variety3:00-Arthur Godfrey, KNX.6:00-Tex and Jinx, KFI.6:30-On Stage, America. KECA8:00-Abbott and Costello. KECA

Quiz, Participation8:00-McNeill Bkfst. Club. }MCA8:30-Grand Slam. KNX.9:30--Bkfst. In Hollyw'd. KECA.

10:00-Barril of Dough, KFWB.11:30-Queen for a Day. KHJ.1:30-Meet the Missus, KNX.2:00-Heart's Desire, KHJ.2:30-House Party. KNX.2:30-Bride and Groom. KECA.8:00-Name That Song. KHJ.11:30-Go for the House. KECA.

Drama6:30-Hollywood Theater, KFI.8:30-Dr. Christian. KNX.

Classical, Semi -ClassicalMusic

8:00-Fred Waring. KFI.6:30-Harvest of Stars. KNX.7:00-H'w'd Bowl AudIrns. KFI

Comment -Narration7:45-Fred Fleck. KNX.

Smith KHJ.10:00-Ted Malone, KECA.

Llghtface Type; Afternoon ar.,:ams In Boldface.

10:19-What Do You lay? KFI.12:00-Burritt Wheeler, ENX.4:30-Art Baker KFI.4:30-Passing Parade, KHJ.9:45-Night Editor. KNX.

Mystery -Detective7:30-The Whistler. FiNX.9:30-Mr. D. A.. EFI.

Public Interest -Information

5:45 -If They Had Used. KGFJ

Sports9:30-Racing News, KLAC.9:31x -Racing, KGFJ.

10:00-Race Lineup. KWKW.1:00-Major League Ball, KMPC.5:30-Race Reran KGFJ.5:30-Sports Dial, KRKD.5:45-Race Results, ERKD.5:45-Sam halter. KLAC.6:00-Fred Hessler, KGER.6:15-Bob Relies. EMIT.6:30-Joe Hernandez. ICISIPC.8:10-Baseball, KLAC', KMPC.9:30-Inside of Sports. KHJ.

Popular -Western Music4:30-Club 15. KNX.4 :45-st men Hamblen, KFWIL14:00 --supper Club. KFI.8:15-Jack Smith. KNX.

12:

12:

12:12:

EHJ, RGB-Bob Poole Show.KSDJ-Knox Manning.

KIND -1 iolet.*KFIVB-News: Bill Anson.

KGER-Squeakin' Deacon.KGFJ-1230 Club.KGIL-Hart & Darling.

*KMI'C, HOWL. KWH-News.KWEW-Stock Quotations.KXLA-Western Music.

35-KRIK-G.I. Platter Parade.KWEW-Farm News.

45-KFI, KFSD-Right toHappiness.

KHJ-Melody Matinee.KNX-Background for Living.

*FCFAC-News.KMPC-Rhythm Rancho.KWKW-Races and Sports.KXLA-Western Records.

.50-13WKW-Circle 1430 Ranch.55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

-KECA, KFMR---Listen to ThisKFND-Backstage Wife.

KHJ-Melody Matinee.KNX RKAGH-Civic Service.KFAC-Plano Parade.

*RFVD. KLAC. KRKD-News.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Squeakin' Deacon.KGFJ-1230 Club.KGIL-Western Roundup.KAIPC-Major League Sall,BOWL-Show Tunes.KWIR-Rhythmic Age.KXLA-County Business.

1:15-KFI, KFSD-Stella Dallas.KHJ-Nancy Dixon.KFAC-American Hour,REVD-Piano Parade.KLAC-570 Club.KRKD-,Siesta Time.KWIR-Charles Hemp.KWKW-Races and Sports.KXLA-Farm Program.

1:25-KNX-Radie Harris.11(44-Snorts Flash.

1:30-KECA-Quizzleale.EFL KFSD-Lorenzo Jones.KHJ-Norma Young.KNX, KSDJ-Meet the !Mesas.KAGH-Siesta Serenade.Kt-DX-Siesta Serenade.KFVD--Hall of Records.KGER-Western Siesta.KGEL-Homentakers.

*KOWL, KRKD, KWIK-News.ERKW-Song of the Islands.EXLA-Vocal Varieties.

1:35-KRKD-Symphony of Song,KVIIK-Magic Bandstand.

1:45-KECA-Ethel and Albert.KFSD-Widder Brown.

HOWL-South of the Border.KXLA-Listeners Digest.

1: sn-K W -Show Time.1:55*FiFAC-News.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.2-KECA, KFMB-Surprise

Package.K FI, KFSD-When a Girl

Marries.KH.I. KFXM, KGB. KVOE-

Heart's Desire.ENX, RSDJ-Flint Hunt.KAGH-C Sharp Minor.KFAC-Matinee.KFOX-Western Music.

*REVD-News: Hall of RecordsRFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Long Reach Band.RGFJ-What's Up.KG1L-Homemakers.KLAC-570 Club.KMPC-Three Alarm.HOWL-Matinee Melodies.FRED-World for Kids.KWEW-Races and Sports.EX LA-Concert Flour.

2:15-KFI, KFSD-Portia Fares LifeKRKD-Tunes in Tempo.

2:20*KWKW-News.2 :25*KE CA, KFMB-News.

KNX-Mr. Information.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

2:30-KECA. KFMB-Bride & GroomKFI KFAD-,lust Plain Bill.

RGB. KVOE-RedBenson Movie Show.

KNX, KRIM-House Party.KOER-Gorden School.

*KOWL, KRTK-News.KWKW-Platter Parade.'

2:35-KOWL-.Contented Listening.IK-Magic Bandstand.

:40--R6ER-Long Reach Rand.RFSD-Front-Page

Farrell.IRRRD-Organ Moods.KWKW-Races and Sports.

2:50-KWEW-Swing Session.2 :55*K N X-News.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.3-KECA, KFMR-Ladies Be

seated.Kn. KFSD-Road of Life.

KGB. RVOE-GoldenHope Chest.

KNX, liSI).1-Arthur Godfrey.KAGH-Phil Hastings.RFAC-Musical Favorite..KIND-Hall of Records.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGFJ-Sunset and Vine.KGIL-Social Whirl.

RADIO LIFE WEDNESDAY LOGS*KFOX, AGER. KXLA-News.WKI.AC-News. Sports.

KMPC-Three Alarm.MIW11.-Radio Outlook.K RIM-Tons in Pops.KWIK-Homemakers' Forum.KWKW-Swing Session.

3:05-KGER-Alkali Alex.3:l0-MAC-Don Otis Show.3:13-KFI-Life Can Be Beautiful.

ILFOX-Ha es ey Stanley Show.*KGII,-News.

KOWL-Sports Matinee.KWKW-Itoces and Sports.RN:LA-Juke Box Matinee.

3:25-KliFJ-Sports Flash.3:35-KECA-Norwood Smith Selects

KFI, KFSD-Aunt Mary.KHJ-Moods in Music.

WKFAC KWIR-News.KGEK-Carolina Cdtton,Kt:ft.-Storybook Man.KNIPC-Jeanne Gray.FLWKW-Andy Mansfield.

3:35-KRKD-Tea Time Tunes.FEWIFI-Valley Matinee.

3:45-KF.CA-FrancesAPI, KFSD-Nora Drake.KHJ, KGB-Woody and

Virginia.ILEAC-Lyrics in Chorus.K OWL-Inside Hollywood.KMPC-Swing 'n' Sing.

3:55-KFWB-Carollne Leonetti.MiFJ-Sports

4-KECA--George Fennemaaobow.

KFI. ILFSD--This Woman'sSecret.

*KILL KFXM. KGB, ILVOE-Fulton Lewis.

ANN. ILSDJ-Winner Take AllKAGII-Disc Jockey.KFAC-Musical Masterpieces.

WILFOX, KGER-News.IFWVD-Harlem Matinee.HMIS-Spade Cooley.KGFJ-Sunset and Vine.KG11.-Johnny Grant Show.

*KLAC-News. Sports.WKMPC-Neus. Eddie Lyon.

FLOWL-Just Music.KRIED-Piano Paintings.KWIK-1490 Cloth.KWKW-Andy Mansfield.11ENIA-Juke Bus Matinee.

4 :111i-FIGER-31 ordeal Roundup.4:15-RFC-Johnny Murray.

WKH.11. KFXM, KGB. KV0E-Frank Hemingway.

KFWII-Ding Crosby.Kt-AC-Music.KMPC-Morton Gould.KOWL-Classics in Music.KRKD-Movieland

4:26-ILGEJ-Sports Flash.4:30-KFI-Art Baker's Notebook

WIEF1.1. KGB. HM1E-PassingParade.

ANN. KSDJ-Club 15.KFOX-Old-Age Pensions.KFVD-Proven Rita.KFWB-Dally Light.KLAC-RaIng Roundup.

MILD &MELLOW

4:30 to 5 P.M.Monday Through Prides

EMPCKNIT'('-Mild and Mellow.

WFLOWL-News, Mimic.KRKD-Sympliony in Swing.KVIIK--Old Folke' Program.KWKW-Red Cross Drama

1:15*KI1.1, KGB. KVOE-Res Miller*KNN. KSDJ-Ed R. Morrow.*KFSD-H. V. Knitenhorn.

KFWB-Stuart Hamblen.KEAC-Music.KOWL--Sports.

WKRKD-News.KWIK-Musical Quiz.KWKW-Rates and Sports

4:50-KWKW-Magic Time.4:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

S-FLECA-Happy Theater.*KFI-Feature Wire.

KH.l. KGB, ILVOE-AdventureParade.

WKNX, KSDJ-Knox Manning.News.

KFAC-Sunset Serenade.KFVD-Sundown Roundup.KFWB--Stuart Hamblen.KGFJ-.Ilse at 5.KGIL-Johnny Grant Show.

*KLAC-Fred Henry Reports.*KMPC-News. Star Time.

BOWL-House Party.KRKD-Songs of the Saddle.

WIEWIK-News Revew.KWKW-Reminiscent Music.KNIA-Juke Box Matinee.

11:65-KAGH-Children's Program.KGER-Ford Lewis.

5:13--KECA-For the Tourist Trade.*KFI-News.

KILL KFXM. KGB, RN OF-Chandtp. the Magician.

KNX-Tom Hanlon.KLAC-Music.KOWL-Bing Crosby.KWIK-llal Schaefer.KWKW-Race Roundup.

5:36-KECA-Jack Armstrong.KFI-Casa Cuirat

KFX5f, KGB. MOE-Superman.

*KNN. KSDJ-CharlesColliagwood.

KAGH-Sports Notebook.KFAC-Whoa Bill Club.

*KFOX, KOMI.. ILWIK-News.KFVD-Pass Time.KGER-C'actus Mack.

RACE RECAP5:30 p.m.Mon. -Sat.Dial 1230

Ktitl-Race Recap.KM PC-All-Time Hits.KRKD-Sports Dial.IV:LA-Future Pianists.

5:35-KOWL-Musical Deteetive.5:45*KFI, HEED-Elmer Peterson.

KHJ. RENAL KGB. KVIIE-Tom His.

*KNX. KSDJ-News. Lamed.KFOX-Your lislicaster.KFVD-Croshynna.KGER-Bruce Trent.KGFJ-11 They Had Lived.

SAM BALTER'S"SPORTS BOOK"

5:45 - 6:00 p

Monday through Saturday

KLACK LAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.KMI'('-Top Tunes.KRFLD-Race Result*,KWIK-Paul Paler Sings.KWKW-Talent Time.KM.A-Variety.

5:55WILNX, KSDJ-Bill Henry,News.

KGFJ-Film News.6WKECA, KF3111-Edwin C. MIL

KFL KFSD-Tex and Jinx.*KHJ. KFXM. KGB..KVOIE-

Gabriel Heatter.KNX. KSD.1-County Fair.

WILFAC, KFOX. KFWB, KLAC.KMPC-News.

KFVD-Haynes at the Reins.KGER-Sports Time.KGFJ-Musical Digest.KG1L-Johnny Grant.KOWL--Italian Program.KRKD-S arieties in Music.KWIFC-Meet the Raid.FLXLA-Pasadena Playhouse.KWIEVV-Sunset Serenade.

6:85-KECA-Animal World Court.KFAC-Musical Memories.

6:10-KECA-Sports Desk.6:15WKECA-News.

WKH.I, K6B-Mutual Newsreel.KFWB-Crosby Entertains.KGER-Stamps Quartet.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Bob Kelley. Sports.ILRKD-Hawaiian Memories.KWIK-America Is Playing.

6:30-KECA. KFMB-On Stage.America.

API-Hollywood Theater.KHJ. KFXM, KGB, EVUIE-Erskine Johnson.

KNX. MIMI-Harvest of StarsWKAGIL KWIK-News.

KFAC-Hour of Music.KFON-Hat's Memory Room.KFVD-Airlane Melodies.KFWB-AmericaKGER-Helene Smith.KMPC-Del Mar Rives.KOWL-Old Homeland.ILKKI)--Piano Parade. XLA-Dinner

6:35-FLAtill-Freddy Martin Show.6 :43*KFVD-News.KRKD-A. F. of L.

K W"IK-George Hendreaon.6:55WKILL KFXM, KGB. KIOE-

Bill Henry. News.-KECA, KFMB-Lone Ranger.7 KEI-Hollywood Bowl

Auditions.

KHJ. KGB. KVOE.-Adven-tures of the Falcon.

ANN-Free for All.KAGH-Evening Concert.KFAC-Hour of Music.KFVD-Squealdn' Deacon.KFWII-America Dances.

*KGF,R-News: Dr. Fagan.KGFJ-Musical Digest.

WILGIL-Valley News.KLAC-Picture Album.KMPC-Firestone Favorites.KPPC-Pasadena Musicians.

*KRKI)-News.KWKW-Amerienn-.lap. Hour.&XL-I-Saddle Dusters.

7:15-KFOX-Pet Parade.KG111--N alley Parks.KLAC-Music.KRK4-Three-Quarter Time.ILIVIIK-St rim; Serenade.K X LA-Es eni ng Serenade.

7:30-KEC.1. Kr-MB-TressConference.

Al ;-Mtisir by Mitchell.KHJ. MAN, KGB. KVOE-

Cts,o Kid.ANN. KSItl-The Whistler.ILFAC-Echoes and Encores.ILFWB-Sports Final.KGER-Prophecy Speaks.KGIL-Modern Concert Hall.KLAC-Jan Garber Orch.KMIT-Jerry Lawrence.KPPT-Musir.K 1 ou Know?

*RHIN-News. Roundup Time.KM-A-Jimmie Dolan.

7:15*Kt11%-News.AFWB-Sons of Pioneers.KLAC-Dugout Dope.AMR('-Al Goodman.liPPP-Bible Society.KWIK-Rocky Morgan.

8-KEC4 KFMO-Abbott andCostello.

AFL KFSD-Supper Club.KHJ. KFXM. KGB. HIVE-

Name That Song.*KNX-Lowell Thomas.

KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-Long Beach Forum.KFWB-Music.

WMGER, KLAC, KNI.A-News.KGEJ-Caucasian Memories.KGE,-cowtown Boys.

*KMIC-News. Frandsen.KPPC-Midweek Desotional.K I et ' Hospital.

11:05-/E0FR-David Rose.

BASEBALLwith Fred Haney

KLAC8:10 Nights1:25 Sundays

5:10-KLAC-Baseball, Hollywoodye. San Diego.

KMPC-L. A. vs. Portland.6:15WILFI KFSD-World News.

KNX-Jack Smith.KFVi II-Remember.KGFJ-Songs for Von.KNLA-Variety.

11:30-KECA. KFMB-Go for theHouse.

BFI, Kt-SD-The GreatGilderslem e.

KILL KGB. ILVOE-Leace Itto the Girls.

KNX. KSDJ-Dr. Christian.frKFRII. KWIK-News.

KGER-Clem Davies.WKGF.1-Averill Berman. News.

KG1L-Paddon Lewis.KMA-01111 Street Corral.

11:45-KFWB-Marine Story.K GF.I-H'wood House Party.

PPC-Sophisticated Ladies.KWIK-Hebrew-Christian Hr.

5:65-KUL KFXM, KGB. HYDE-B,Ily Rose.

dok-IIECA, KFMB-Texaco StarTheater.

KEG-Hollywood Open House.WKHJ, KFNM, KGB. KV0E-

News, Glenn Hardy.ANN. KSDJ-Cloak Roorn.KV tie-t:v ening Concert.

W.KIWII-Clete Roberts.KGER-Bing Crosby Show.IEGF.1-Hollywood House PartyK t:IL-Dance Time.KLAC-Baseball, Haney.KMPC-Baseliall.K IT('-Speaking of Books.KWIK-Reading A Dream ng.KXI.A-Squeakin' Deacon.

11:13WKIIJ, KGB. KV0E-FleetwoodLawton.

FMB-United Nations.KPPC-Something Sentimental

:30-KRCA-On Trial.

KFI. KFSD-Mr. DistrictAttorney.

KHJ, KGB, KVOE-Inside ofSports.

ANN, KSDJ--Beulah.KFWB-Unity Deily Weed.KGER-Music In the Night.KPPC-Jess.

11:45-KHJ, KGB-Land of the Free.ANN, KSDJ-Night Editor.

WKFIVII-Musie and News.KPPC-Just for Fun.

10*KECA-Richfleld Reporter.*KM. KFSD-7111e Reporter.WHH.11, KFNM, KGB. KVOE-

Fulton Lewis.*KNX, KSDJ-Chet Huntley,

News.'MAC-Lucky Lager Dance.

EASTSIDESHOW10 70 12 P.M.

Iry N..kr lacPf SmndlV

KF WEAVIV It- ast,ifle show, Gene

NO1111..e.serside Rancho.

Pe( Nocturne.mottony.

ILIAC-Baseball.KM 1'/'-Baseball.KPPC-Tour Program.KWIli-Michael Roy.KNIA-Olympic Fights.

111:15-KECA--Casa Curet.KFI-Music Shop.KHJ-Highlights in Music.ANX-Bob El son.KMPC-Summer Serenade,

10 :30-K LCA-Ha wthorne Thing.*KFI-Inside the News.

KHJ. KGE-Ray Hackett'sANDrib.N-Sy mplionette.K EON-Party MUM..KGER-At the Ranchhouse.K LAC-Don Otis.

10:43-KFI-Melody Time.KMPC-Dance Parade.

10:35-KFI-Police Bulletins.*ILIAC-News.

11*KECA-News of Tomorrow.*KFI-News.KHJ, KGB-Joe Sony Oreh.*KNN-Nelson Pringle.

ILEAC-Lucky Lager Time.tally-Spade Cooley Time.KFWB-Eastside Show.KGER-At the Ranchhouae.K GFJ-Concert Nocturne.KGIL-KGIL Salutes.KLAC-lion Otis.KM PC-Dance Parade.KWIK-Michael Roy.KXI.A-Sammy Davis.

11:15-11LECA-Cineerill Room.KFI-Biltmore Orch.KH.I, KGB-Al Wallace Orch.KNX-Merry-lio-Round.

11:30-KECA-Ambassador Orch.Fill-Forty-Plus Assn.KXLA-Arvon Dale Orch.

11:35-Kfl-St. Francis birch.11:43-KtA'A-Breneman Orch.

WELI1J, KGB. KV0E-News.KNX-Talk.

11:55*KECA, BFI, KMPC-News.

MOVIN' PITCHERSLights were switched off in

the script room at CBS -Hol-lywood studios at the conclu-sion' of a reading rehearsalof "Blondie," and a sixteen -millimeter movie was pro-jected, showing the princi-pals as they had gonethrough their paces at adress rehearsal two Sundaysprevious.

Roars of delight and pro-test were intermingled, as thegang saw themselves "mug-ging" and striking dramaticposes, but all agreed that fel-low actor Frank Nelson'sphotography and naturallighting were excellent.

tags Twenty-three

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9*Indicates Neera Broadcasts.

8-KECA, KFMR-Don MeNeill'sBreakfast Club.

KFT. KFSD--Fred Waring.*KHJ. ROW -Cecil Brown.

KS X -N ea Battersea.KA(.11-Musical Clock.KFAI'--Country Church.KFON, FERKD-Hehen of RestKFA D-Wakeitp Ranch.KFAVII--George Milne.

arKGER-News. Alizpsh.KGFJ-Dr. Frederick Bailee'.ROIL -Moak -al Corral.

*KLAC, KMPC. FOWL, KXLA-Seas.KW1K-Viestern Jamboree.KAVIEW-Rafael Mendez.

13:15.4rKILI, KNX-New-s,'KFWB-Club Women's Quin.KGFJ-Public Measenger.KLAC-Haynes at the Reins.KMPC-Marketa.KOWL--Memories in Masi...

A :241-K XLA-Music.A:95-KNICC-Sports Roundup.:30 -BFI. KYSD-Jaek

*KHJ-Editor's Diary.KNX. KSILI-Grand Slam.

*KFAC, KFWB, KOH., KOW1..KRKD.-News.

KFOX-Words of I.ife.KFVD--1F.nry Listening.KGER-Hammond.KGFJ-Yesterday's Hits.KI.Af'-Zeke Manners.KMPC-A Song for Volt.KW KW -Stock Quotations.KX-LA-Highly Family.

A:35-KRKD-Spotlight Varieties.8:45-KFI, KFSD-Lora Lawton.

*KHJ-News.KNX-Rosemary.KFAC-Cnity.FEFVD-Voral Varieties.KFWB-Scienee of Mind.KGER-Bible Treasury.KG11.--Cottee Parade.KOWL-Waltr Time.KWKW-Gordon Raker blend.

9-KECA. KFM1R--irelcomeTravelers.

*K11, REND. FLGER-News.*KHJ, KFXM, KGB. 'NOG -

Kate Smith Speaks.KS X -W endy Warren.KAGH-Top of the Morning.KFAC-Morning Concert.KFOX-Rev. hie.KFVD-Waltz Time.KFWB-Strolling Tom.KGFJ-Tour Connty of Work.Krill.-Swappin' Corner.KLAC-ieke Mannera.KMPC'-Bond Bo,.KOW1.--11elen Markham.KRKD--Sagebrush Serenade.IRWKW-Voice of China.KXLA-Rar Nothing Ranch.

0.n5-KFT-Ladles[' Day.KGER-Lutheran Hour.KWIR-sonny Side.

KFXM, KGB. KV0E-Victor H. Llndlahr.

WS X -.Aunt Jenny.*RAGH. RITD-News.

KFIVB-Musie.KGFJ--Community Chest.ROIL -Ballads for Yea.RON-Le-Hawaiian Melodies.KWKW-Light and Airy.

0:99*KOFJ-Airotorlals.9 :30-KFA7A. KFXER--Rreakfart ti

Hollywood.K11.1--Mnods in Music.

RSD.1-Helen Ttotrt.KAGF1-Shirley Kendall.IR-FOX-Full Gospel.KFTD-Show Tunes./CFSVIR-Marsha Walton.KGER-.Mho Brown.KGF.11-Racing News.KG11-Valley Shopper.KLAC-Racing

*K0V7L--News.KWIK-Top o' Morning.

Cotlins.ILSDJ-Our Gal Sunday.

SFVD-Resnembereel Rhythms.KFWB--Sons of Pioneers.KGFJ-IlisaMed Veterans.&MAC-Cofee with Crisohy.

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of 41'"Cofflreli*KPAC-Nerm.

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IEMX-Big !Meter.E. Row.

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THE GENERALELECTRIC HOUR

10:00 - 1:00 A.M.C. SHARPE MINOR2:00 - 3:00 P.M.

Mon. tb'u Sat.

1 3 0 0KLAC-Al Janis Ballroom.

*KMPC-News, Eddie Lyon.KOWL-Romance in Mnsie.KRKD-Morning Melodies.KWIK-Town Crier.KWKW-RacingKXLA-Sons of Pioneers.

10:05--KGER-Musienl Roundup.1111:15-WICE1'A, KFM1111-Kiernan's

Korner.K FT-Viltt Uo Viol Say?KFI.I. RFX91, ROB. KVOE-

Two-Ton Baker.K NX-Ma Perkins.KMPC.-Musie in the Air.FERFED-Dr. Richardson.KWKW-Tone-fp Time.

*KXLA-News.10:25-KGFJ-Sports Plash.10:30-KFCA, KFMR-My True Story

KFT-Port of Missing Fitts.KILT -The Jedge.KNX-Young Dr. Malone.FEFAH-Rescue Mission.KFWR-Maurice Hart Show.

*KGIL-News; Curtain Call.*BOWL, KWIK-News.

KRKD-Crazy Rhythm.KWKW-Feature Story.RN:LA-Songs of Our Times.

111:35-KFON-Morning Musicale.KW1K-Town ('vier.

1:48 -BFI -Joyce Jordan.KNX-Guiding 1.ight.KFAC-1.. A. Medical Assn.KFSIL-Belime It or Not.ROW(. -Tune Shop.KRKD-MidnightKWKW My .' de.

111:SA-KECA, RFMR-Betty CrockerMagarine.

11KGFJ-Sports Flash. I KHJ-Sing. America. Sing.

-KECA, KFMB-Betty Crocker nRFOX-News.KG1L-Real Estate Page.Magazine.

RIF!, FEFSD-Drouble or KWKW-Races end Sports.Nothing. 12:25-KGE,11-Sports Flash.

KHJ. KGB. Evoir,_(4.4y., 12:30-KECA, KFMR-SecondFirst. Honeymoon.

KNX-Second Mrs. Burton. KII, KFSD-Pepper Voting.WIRAGH, KFVD, KGFR-News. i

KH.11-Bob Poole Show.KFAC-Festival of Mimic. *KNX. KSILI-Knot Manning.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGFJ-Record Jackpot.Kt:IL-Jack Sherman.KLAC-AI Janis Ballroom.KMPC-Stars of Song.KOWL-Today's Infant.KRKI)-Songs of Yesterday.KWIK-Toni. Dick A Harry.RWKW-Song Parade.KXLA-Variety.

11:03-KAGH-Whirlin' Milli Willie.11:15-RECA, KFMR-Dorothy

Kilgallen.RNX-Perry Mason.RFY D -Violet.KGER-Musiral Roundup.KMre-Here's to %ets.KOWL-Rhythm at Random.KWKW-Races and Sports.

drIEXLA-Pasadena News.11:20-KIVIEW-Stairway to Music.11:25-1KOFJ-Sports Flash.11:39-KECA-Caaa Carat.

KFI. KFSD-Today's (ChildrenRAJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Queen fora Day.KNX, KSILI-Nora Drake.KFAI!-Keyboard Artistry.

*KFOX, ROW).. KRKD--News.KFVD-Memory Medially&K MPC-Tops in Pops.FEXLA-Dinner Bell Roundup.

111:40-KOWL-Salute to Americas.11:45-KECA-Between Cs Girls.

KF1-Light of the World.KNX, FESD.1-F.yelyn Winters.KRKD-Melody Time.KWKW-Races and Spores.

11:55*KFAC-Spois.KGF.1-Sports Plash.

12*RECA-Sam Hayes. News.KFI-Farm Reporter.

*KnJ, ROB. KV0E-News.KNX-Burritt Wheeler.KFAC-Luncheon Coneert.KFVD-Editor of the Air.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGFJ-Intermission.

*KOIL-Valley News.KLAC-AI 'harsh Ballroom.KMPC-Women Are Won-

derful.KOWL-Maynr of Melody.FERKD-Santa Fe Trails.KWIK-laincheon Musicale.RN KAV-A nealiat Parade.K XIA-Dinner Bell Roundup.

12:05-KA(.111-Jims Jamboree,.ROLM-Chuck Wagon.

12:15WKECA-Baukheige Talking.RFT, ILFs1)-Ma Perkins.

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Morning Programs Appear In Lightface Type:. Afternoon andEvening Programs in Boldface.

Comedy -Variety3:00 --Arthur Godfrey, 11/NE.11:00 -Music Hall. Kn.I'll -New Faces, Krt.

Quiz, Participation8:00- -McNeill Fikfst. Club. KECA0:30 -Grand Slam. KNX.9:30-11kfat. in Hollyw'd. KECA10:00 -Barrel of Dough. FCPW1311:30 -Queen for a clay. KHJ.1:30 -Meet the Missus. KNE.7:00 -Heart's Desire. KHJ.7:341 -House Party,KNX.2:341 -Bride and Groom, RICCA.7:00 -Bob Hawk. RV!.A:30 -Reiter Half,9:30 -Candid Mike. KECA.9:30 -Noah Webster Says. RFI.

Drama1 :On -Family Theater. KHJ.0:10 -Mr. President. KECA.Classical, Semi -Classical

Musica:oil-Fred Waring. KFI7:30 -Melodies Am. Loves, KNX.7;30 -Fred Waring. TEFL

Comment -Narration7:45 -Fred Beck. RYE.11:00 -Kate Smith. KHJ.

117110 --Ted Malone. KECA.10:15 -What Do You Pay? K71

11:15 -Dorothy Kilgallen.12:00-Burritt Wheeler. KNX.4:30 -Art Raker. Kn.4:30 -Passing Parade. RAJ.9:45 -Night Editor. KNX.

Mystery -Detective6:09 -Suspense, KNE.6:30 -Crime Photographer. KNX.11:30-Alr. Keen. KNX.9:09 -FBI in reaee and War.

K N X.

Sports9:30 -Racing News, ELAC.9:30 -Racing. KGFJ.10:00 -Race Lineup. KWKW.1:00 -Major League Ball. KMPC.5:30 -Race Recap. KGF.11.5:30 -Sport Dial, KRKD.9:45-Sarn Ratter. KI.AC.5:43 -Race Results, KRKD.6:00 -Fred Hessler. KGER.6:1 -Bob Kelley. KMPC.5:30-10e Hernandez. KMPC.7:15 -Fishing Pals. KFOX.0;10 -Baseball. KLAC, KMPC.9.00 -Fishing Farts. KFOX9:30 -Inside Sports. FULL

Popular-If'estern Music4:30 -Club 19, KNE.4:45 -Stuart Hamblen. KFWB.

ere Re. ue, KHJ.4:00 --Supper Club. KY).A:lb-Jack Smith, RN'S.

KIS 1/-3 inlet.*KFAvM-News; Bill Anson.

KGER-Sipiesikin' Deacon.KGFJ-1230 Club.

,stern Music.*KMPC', KIIWI.. KW1K-News.

KWKW-Stock quotations.RXI,A-Western Tunes.

12:3.5-KWKW-Farm News.12:45-KFI, KFSD-Right to

Happiness.KHJ-Melody Matinee.KNX-One for the Book.

*KFAC-News.KMPC-Rhythm Rancho.KWIK-Platter Parade:.RXLA-Western Music.

12:50-KWKW-Circie 1430 Ranch.12:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

REIM-Listen to ThisA RFT. KFSD-Racks:tage Wife.

Kitt -Melody Matinee.K NX-Reserve.KAGH-Civic Service.KFAC-Piano Parade.KFOX-Black & White Moods.

WIEFVD, KRKD-News.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Squenkin' Deacon.KGFJ-1230 Club.KOIL-Cowboy Music.

WIELAC-News. Sports.KMPC-Major League Ban.ROW1.--Shoss Tones.RWIK-Just Relax.K XLA-Commnnity

Broadcaster.1:25-KFL KFSD-Stella Dallas.

KHJ-Nancy Dixon.KAOH-Where to C.o.KFAC-American Hour.KFOX-Recital Time.KFVD-Plann Parade.KLAC-570 Club.KRKD-Siesta Time.KWIK-Charles Hemp.KW1EW-Races and Sports.KXLA-Farm Program.

1 :16-104X-Radie Harris.KGFJ-Sports Flaah.

1:311-KECA-Quizzirale.KY!. KFSD-1.nrenzo Jones.KHJ-Norma Young.KNX. RSD.11-Meet the SUMO".KAGH-SIesta Serenade.KFVD-Hall of Records.KGER-Western Siesta.Kan. -Homemakers.

*KOWL. KRKD, KWIK-News.KWKW-Song of the Islands.KXLA-Vocal Varieties.

I:35-KRKD-Symphony of Song.KWIK-Magir Bandstand.

1:45-KECA-Ethel and Albert.KY!, KFSD-Voting Widder

Brown.KOWL--South of the Border.HVOE-United Nations.

WHXLA-News.1 :50-IFEWRVis-Show Time.1:55*KFA('-News.

KGFJ-sports Flash.2-1CF,CA, KFM1i-,Stnrprise

Package.K11, KFSD-When a Girt

Marries.RHJ, KFXM. KGB. FiV0E-

Heart's Desire.911XX. KSDJ-Hint Hunt.KAGH-C Sharp Minor.KFAC-Matinee.RFOX-Western Music.

WKFVD-News: Han of RecordsKFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Long Reach Band.KGFJ-What's Up.K G11.--Choral Grotto.FCLAC-570 Club.KMPC-Three Alarm.KOW1.-Matinee Melodies.mwRix.....(Colorado Riser Assn.Rw1R-Magic Bandstand.KWKW--Races and Sports.

2:15 -Rol, KFSD-Portia FacesK X 1.A -Conrert Hour.

I.ife.KRKIII-Times in Tempo.

2:241WKWKW-News.11:45*KFX'A. FCFMB-Nesrs.

RNX-Mr. Information.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

2:30-KECA. KFAIII-Bride andKn. KIND -lust Plain Bill.KILL KGB, FEVOE-Red

Benson !Movie Show.KNX. KSD.I-House Party.KFV1)-Veterans Workshop.KGER-Garden School.

*FOWL. KWIK-News.KWKW-Pasadena Playhouse.

2:35-KOWI.--Contented Listening.2:441-RGER-Long Beach Band-2:45-KFI. KFSD-Front-Page

Farrell.oody and Virginia.

RADIO LIFE THURSDAY LOGSKR/ED-Organ Moods.KWKW-Races nod Sports.

2 :50-KWKW-Si. ins Session.2:55*KNX-News.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.3-ICECA,

KF513-Ladies, BeSeated.

KFI, KIND -Road of Life.KILL 1{611, K1 0E -Golden

Hope Chest.KNX, KSD.1-Arthur Godfrey.EACH -Phil Hastings.KFAC-Musical Favorites.

*KFOX, KGER. KXLA-NewsKFVD-Hall of Records.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGFJ-sunset and Vine.KGIL-Social Whirl.

*KLAC-News, Sports.KMP('-Sally in Our Alley.KRIM-Tops In Pops,KW1K-Homemakers' ForumKWKW-Swing Session.

3:05-K6F;R-Alkali Alex.3:111-KLAC-Don Otis Show.3:15-KF1-Life Can Be Beautiful.

KFOX-George Highley.*Kt IL -News.

KOWL--Sports Matinee.KWKW-Races and Sports.KNI.A-Juke Box Matinee.

3:25-KGFJ-Sport. Flash.3:30-KFCA-Norwood Smith Sings

KFI, KFSD-Atint Mary.KHJ-Mood. in Music.RAGA -Dolly -wood Highlights.

*KFAC. RRRD, KIVIK-Nevrs.KGER-Carolina Cotton.KGIL-Storybook Man.KA1PC-Jeanne Gray.KWKW-Andy Mansfield.

:35 -KO V. L -Just Music.KRKD-Tea TimeKWIK-Valley Matinee.

3:45-11ECA-Franres Scully.KFI, KFSD-Nora Drake.RAJ, KGB -W nody and

Virginia.KFAC-Stringtime.KMPC-Siving 'n Sing.

3:55*KFFD-News.EFWB-Caroline Leonetti.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

4-KECA-George FennemanShow.

KFI, KFSD-This Woman'sSecret.

*KFIJ. "(FAX KGB. K10E--Fulton Lewis.

KNX, KsD.1-Winner Take AllEACH-Disr Jockey.KFAC-Musical Matiterpieces.KFMB-You Win It.KF1 D -Harlem Matinee.KFWB-Spade Cooley.KGF.1-Sunset and Vine.K611,-.1ohnny Grant Show.

*KLAC-News, Sport..*KMPC-News, Eddie Lyon.

HOW L.last Music.15111110 -Piano Paintings.KVITK-1190 Club.KWKW-Andy Mansfield.FXLA-Juke Bo. Matinee.

KGE fele4#16-571e,Ifia$Ve

VANCE LANE'Smipsical Rounduple :OS -12:011 %ono4:05-5:00 p.m.Mon. thru Fri.

14-1310 en rotor DIAL

4:05 -hi It Muskat Roundup.4:15 -Kt I -Johnny Murray.

KFXSI, K611. FIVOE--Frank Hemingway.

K Fit 11 -Ring I 'nsily.KLAC-Belle Martel.KNIPC-Twilight Tales.HOWL -Fiddle St ringsFERKD-Moi lel. rid Quir.

1:25-KNA, Information.Kil.F.1-Sports Flash.

4:30-KFI-Art Baker's Notebook.*KHJ KGB, K1'0E-Passing

Parade.KNX, KSD.1-Club IS.KFOX-Old Age Pensions.!EMI -Proven hits.K FA% 11-41ally Light.KLAC-Rncing Roundup.

1. MILD &MELLOW

4 :30 to 5 P.M.Mondoy Through irfdoy

KMPC:SIP( -Mild and Mellow.

*holt L -N

H8KD-Syrophony in Swing.KWIK-Old Folk.' Program.KWKW-Opera Association.

4:45*KILL KGB. R{ -OE -Res Miller*ESN, KRIM-Ed R. Morro..*11CFSD-H. V. Kaltenhorn.

KFWB-StuartKLAC-Mioc.KOK L --Sports Review.

*KRKD-News.KWIE-Musical Quiz.KWKW-Race. and Sports.

4:50-KWKW-Magic Time.4:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

E-KECA-Happy Theater.J*KFI-Feature Wire.

KH.I. KGB. KV0E-AdventureParade.

*KNX, IKESJ-News, KnoxManning.

*KA611. KGER. KIIIK-News.KFAC-Sunset Serenade.KFOX-Sunshine Mission.KFVD-Sundown Roundup.KFIVII-Stuart Hamblen.KGF.1-4iip at 5.KGIL-Johnny Grant Show.

*KLAC-Fred Henry Reports.*KMPC-New., Star Time.

KOWL-House Parts.KRKD-Songs of the Saddle.KWKW-Reminiscent Mufti..KXLA-Juke Rai Matinee.

5:05-RA68-Children's Program.III,ER-Ford Lewis.

5:15-FECA, KY -MB -Fun House.*KFI-News.

KFXM. KGB. KA'OE-Chandu. the Magician.

KNX-Tom Hanlon.KLAC-Musir.HOWL -Bing Crosby.KWIK-Leslie Gray.KRKW-Today at the Races.

:30-KECA-Sky King.Cugat.

KILL KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Superman.

*KNX, KSDJ-CharlesCollingwood.

K AGS-Sports Notebook.KFABI-Whoa Bill flub.

*KFOX. KOWL. KWKW-NewsKFIll-Pais. Time.KGER-Cactu. Mark.KGF.I-Race Recap.Rmer-All-Time Hits.KRKD-Sports Dial.

*KWIK-Valley News.KNIA-Future Pianists.

11:35-KOWL-Musical Detective.5:45*RFI, KFSD-Elmer Peterson.

Kill. KFXM, KGB. HYDE.-Athentures of Tom Ml..

*KNX. KSDJ-News, Garred.KAGH-Boy Meets Girl.KFON-Singing Crow.KFVD-Crotibyana.KGER-Bruce Trent.KGFJ-Dinner Interlude.KLAC-Sam Batter, Snorts.KMPC-Top Tunes.KRED-RareKWIK-Paul Pace Sings.KWKW-Radio Travelogue.FXLA-Variety.

5:55*KNX-Frank Goan, News.E*KECA, KFMB-Edwin C. Hill.V KFI. KFSD-Kraft Motile Hall

*KILL KGB. K1'0E-GabrielHeatter.

KNN, KSD.1-Suspense.KAGH-Public Interest.

*KFAC, KFOX. KFWR. KLACKMPC-News.

HAYNES AT THE REINSFOR RIG TOWN MOTORS

6:00 p.m.thru Fri.

KFA D-Duy nes at the Reins.1KGER-Sports Time.KtiFJ-Musical Digest.KC:IL-Johnny Grant Show.KOWL-Italian Program.FRILD-1 arieties in Music.KWIK-Meet the Rand.KWIEW-sun.et Serenade.RXLA-Radio Traselogue.

11:05-KECA-Animal World Court.KFAC-Musical Memories.

8:10-KECA-Sports Desk.:15*ITECA-New s.

*KILL KGB -Mutual Newsreel.KAGF1-Bing Sings.KFWIt-Cro.hy Entertains.KGER-Stamps Quartet.KLAC-Al Jarsis Bahroom.KMPC-Bob Kelley, Sports.KRKD-Hawaiian Mtsnories.KW1K-Sport. Roundup.KNLA-Technorracy.

6:34-KECA-Reserve.

FT1. FiEsD-1 ariety Nomnrc.t T Lamour.

FILL KFXM, KGB. KVOE-11,Sere All -Star Review.

KNX, KSILI-CrimePhotographer.

*KAGH. KWIK-News.KFAC-Hour of Music.KFOX-Hal'. Memory Room.KFVD.-Airlane Melodies.FMB -America Dances.KGER-Helene Smith.KMPC-Del Mar Races.KOWL-Old Homeland.KRKD-Piano Parade.KNLA-Property Owners.

5:39-KAGH-Freddy Martin Show.6:45*KFVD-Neus.

K HRT.__Iia opines. Highways.RWIR-Ted Withal! Ship.KNI.A-Variety in Music.

6:5.5*K11.1. KFXM, KGB, IRVOE-Bill Henry, News.

7KECA. KFMB-RKFI, KIND -Bob Hawk !Thew.KAM KFXM. KGB. HYDE -

Family Theatre.KNX, ASD.1-James Hilton.KAGF-Evening Concert.KFAC-Hour of Music.KFOX-Music of Yesterday.KEVD-Squeakin' Deacon.KFWB-Amprira Dances.

*KGF:11, KRKD-News.KtiVI-Mustral Digest.

*KGIL-ValleyK LAC-Pleture Album.K M PC-Fir...tone Favorites.KWK W -Easy Listening.KWIE-Randy Brooks.KXLA-Saddle Dusters.

7:05-KGER-Dr. Fagan.7:15-KFOX-Fishing Pals.

KG1L-Valley Parks.KLAC-Music.KRIM-Three-Quarter Time.KVI1K-Decision Now.K XLA-E. ening Serenade.

7 :30- K EC A, KFMB-Dick Powell.HIFI, KFSD-Fred Waring

Show.KFLI. KFXM, KGB. KV0E-

Red Ryder.

1/4400,11.tb vitivticrA 1c:1>e-5

JENINA CP:1:01.L, SopranoMALE QUARTET

CONCERT ORCHESTRAEarl 'Towner, Director

KNX-Thursday-7:30 p.M.

iWQ00 PARK CEMETERY AS t.

KNX-Melodies America LosesKFAC-Echoes and Encores.KFWB-SportsKGER-Markham.KG11-Concert Hall.KLAC-Jan Garber Orch.KMPC-Jerry Lawrence.FERKD-Do You Know?

*KWIK-News. Roundup Time.KWKW-Italian Varieties.FXLA-limmie Dolan.

7:45*KFOX -News.KFWB-Sons of Pioneers.KLAC-Dugout Dope.toirr-Lenhy of -Notre Dame.KWIK-Rocky Morgan.

8KECA-Mr. President.Kn. KFSD-Supper Club.KM. KFXM, KGB. Kl'OE-

Straight Arrow.*KNX-Lowell Thomas.

KFAC-E. ening Concert.RYON-Reported Missing.KFW

KLAC.KGFJ-Caucasian Memories.KGIL-Cowtown Boys.

*K5IPS-N...... Frandsen.KWIK-I'eteron Hospital.

:05-KGER-Ray Block.11:10-KI.V.-. Baseball. Hollywood

vs. San Wean.KNIPC-L. A. vs. Portland.

111:15*KEI. FCFSD-World News.KNX-Jack Smith.KFAVIS-Remember.Kt:VI-Song. for Yon.KGIL-Crimern Clinic.fiXI.A-Sarlety.

11:30-K Fr A, KFMR-Reser...KFI-Hollywood Open Rouse.F1I.1 KFXM-Better Half.KNX Fs1).1-Mr. Keen.KFON-Inrito Gardner.

*RYA% B. FAIR -News.Ft:ER-Clem Davies.

*F61-1-Averill Berman, News.K(;11. -Padden Lewis.ENT A -97th Street Corral.

1R -Thu Pan Alley.A:41 -KT At B -little Concert.

KGB -S. Young Orch.KGF.1-11'wood House Part,.KW1X-Hebrew-Christian Hr.

11:55-KH.I. KGB. KVOE-Billy Rose

9-RE(' A -Reserve.KIR, K.FSD-New Faces.

*KILL KFXM, KGB. [(TOE -?iris's, Glenn Hardy.

KNX' KSDJ-F.B.I. in Peaceand War.

KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-Fishing Facts.

*KFWB-Clete Roberts.*KC:ER-News.

KGFJ-H'wood House Party.KGIL-Padden Lewis.KLAC, KMPC-Baseball.KWIK-Reading & Dreaming.KNI.A-Stoneakin' Deacon.

11:05-KGER-Vets' .Administration.9:15*KFLI, K(.B, KVOE-Fleetwood

Lawton.KFWB--Cnited Nations.KGER-Vnice of the Army.

11:30-KECA-Candid Microphone.EFL KFSD-Noah Webster

Says.KILL KGB, K1 OE -Inside of

Sports.KNX, KSILI-Beulah.KFOX-Music.KFIA 11- IL nity Daily Word.KGER-Music in the Night.

9 :45*KHJ-News.KNX, lisD.1-Night Editor.

*KFWB-Music and New..

10-KECA-RichfieldReporter.

*KFI. KYSD-The Reporter.*K11.1, KFXM, KGB. KVOE-

Fulton Lewis.*KNX. RFSJ-Chet Huntley.

News.KFAC-Lucky Lager Dance.

EASTSIDESHOW10 TO 12 P. M

loamy Might tatrept Sands.

KFWBKFW B-Last.tde Show.KGER-Riverside Rancho.KGFJ-Concert Nocturne.liGIL-Symphony.KLAC, KMPC-Basehall.KW1K-Michael Roy.KXLA-Songs of the West.

111:15*KECA-Casa Cugat.KFI-Mayor Bowron.KIN -Highlights in Music.KNN-Boh Elson.KM PC-summer Serenade.

10 :30-KECA-Hawthorne Thing.*KFI-inside the News.

K11.1, KGB -Ray Hackett OrchKNX-Escape.KFOX-Music Modern,.KFSD-Concert Hall.IKG1F.R-At the Ranchhouse.KLAC-Don Otis.

*KXLA-Dan Lundberg.10 :45-K FI-Melody Time.

KMPC-Dance Parade.10 :55-K FI-Police Bulletins.

*KLAC-News.11*KECA-News of Tomorrow.

*KFI-New..IVF11. KGB -Joe Sudy Orch.

*RNA -Nelson Pringle.ISFAC-Lucky Lager Dance.KFON-C. S. Navy Band.KFVD-Spade Cooley Time.KFWB-Eaqtside Show.KGER-At the Ranchhouse.FEGFJ-Concert Nocturne.KGIL-KGR. Salutes.ALA(' -Don Otis.KMPC-Donre Parade.KFAIK-Michael Roy.KXLA-Sammy Dail..

11:15-KF.CA-CinegrillKFI-Morton Downey.IKS-X-Nlerr,-6n-Itnund.IliFON-5iiii4ir of Masters.

11:30-KECA-Amhas.ndor Orch.KFI-St. Francis Hotel OrchKILL KGB -Al Wallace 9reh

*KFOX-Men s.KNI.A-Arson Dale Orch.

11:1.S-KOCA-Imig Manor Orch.*RAJ, KGB. KV0E-News.

ANN -An American Abroad.11:55*KF.CA. FEF1. toirc-News.

HORSE SENSEFred Beck, CBS's morning

columnist of the air, is a manwho believes that the horseis a very intelligent animal.

"Yes," says Beck, "no horseever played a man across theboard."

Page Twenty -live

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10*Indicates News Broadcasts

8-KECA, KFMB-Don McNelll'sBreakfast Club.

KFI. KFSII-Fred Waring.*KHJ, KGB-Cecil Brown.

KNX-Wes Battersea.KAGH-Musical Clock.KFAC-Country Church.SFOX. KRKD-Bible InstituteKFVD-Wakettp Ranch.KFWB-George Milne.

*KGER-:News, Mizpah.KGFJ-Dr. Frederick Beiles.KGIL-Musical Corral.

*KLAC. FCMPC. KOWL, KXLA-News.

KWIK-Western Jamboree.KWKW-Rafael Mendez.

8:15*K11.1. KNX-News.KFWB-Crosby Entertains.KGFJ-Public Messenger.KLAC-Haynes at the Reins.KMPC-Markets.KOWL-Memories in Music.

8:20-KXLA-Mush.8:25-KMPC-Sports Roundup.8:30-KFI, KFSD-Jack Berch.

*KHJ-Editor's Diary.KNX, KSIL1-Grand Slam.

*SFA(_,' KFWB, KGIL, KOWL.KRKIL KWIK-News.

KFVD-Easy Listening.KGF:R-Hammond.KGFJ-Yesterday's Hits.KLAC-Zeke Manners.KMPC-A Song for You.KWKW-Stock Quotations.KXLA-Haven of Rest.

8:35-KRKD-Spotlight Varieties.8:45-KFI, KFSD-Lora Lawton.

*KHJ-News.KNX-Rosemary.RFAC-Unity.KFVD-Vocal Varieties.KFWB-Science of Mind.ROE Treasury.KGIL-Coffee Parade.KOWL--Guest Star.KRKD-Happiness Highways.KWKW-Gordon Baker Lloyd.

9-HECA, gy-stp,-WelcomeTravelers.

*KFI, KENO, KGER-News.Kill. KFXM, KGB. KVOE-Rate Smith Speaks.

RNX-Wendy Warren.KAGII-Top of the Morning.KFAC-Morning Concert.REVD-Waltz Time.RFWB-Strolling Tom.KGF.1-Your I.. A. Police.ROIL-Swappin' Corner.KLAC-Zeke Manners.K 51 PC-Itand Box.KOWL-Helen Markham.,KRKD-Sagebrush Serenade.KWKW-Voice of China.KXLA-liar Nothing Ranch.

11:05-KFI-Ladies' I)ay.KGER-Lutheran Hour.KWIK-Sunny Side.

19:15-S11.1, KFXM, KGB. KVOR-Victor H. Lindlahr.

KNX-Aunt Jenny.*KAGH. FUND-News.

KFWB-Music.FCC.F.1-Social Security.KG11.---Ballads for Inn.HOWL. -Hawaiian Melodies.KWKW-Light and Airy.

11:20*KGFJ-Airotorials.11:30-KFCA. KFMR-Breakfast in

Hollywood.KM-Morning Melodies.ANN, KSDJ-llelen Trent.KAGH-Shirley Kendall.KFOX-Full Gospel.KIND-Show Tunes.KFWB-Marsha Walton.KGER-John Brown.KGFJ-Itneing News.KGIL-Valley Shopper.KLAC-Racing News.

*KOWL-News.KW1K-Top o' Morning.

111:45-KFI-Chuck Collins.KNX, Fis11.11-Our Gal Son(lay.KFVD-Remembered Rhythms.KFWB-Sons of Pioneers.KGFJ-Veterans of Foreign

Wars.KLAC-Coffee with Crosby.BOWL-Album of Song.

*KRKD-News.KWKW-Word of Truth.

9:55*KFAC, RGIL-News.10r-K' KFM11---Ted Malone.

BFI-Downtown and AllAround.

*SILL KFXM. KGB. KI0E-News, Glenn Hardy.

KNX-Big Sister.KAGH-6. E. Hour.KFAC-Serenade.KFID-Rev. Louis T. Talbot.KFWB--linrrel of Dough.KGF.11-Record Jackpot.KG11.--N alley Frolic.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.

*KMPC-News. Eddie Lyon.Page Twenty-six

KOWL-Romance in Music.KRKD-Morning Melodies.

18:15*KECA, KFMB-Riernan'sKWIK-Town Crier.KWKW-Raeing News.RXLA--Sons of Pioneers.

18:05--RGER-Musical Roundup.Korner.

KFI-What Do You Say?KHJ, KGB-Two-Ton Baker.KNX-Ma Perkins.KFOX-Assembly of God.101117-Music in the Air.KRKD-Dr. Richardson.KWKW-Tune-up Time.

*KXLA-News.10:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.10:30-FLECA, KFMB-My True Story

KFI-fort of Missing Hits.KHJ-The ,ledge.KNX-Young Dr. Malone.REVD-Rescue Mission.RFNIB--51autrice Hart Show.

*HOWL, 3µ'1K-News.seRGIL--News: Curtain Call.

KRKD-Crazy Rhythm.KWKW-Feature Story.KXLA-Songs of Our Times.

10:35-RWIR-Town Crier.10:45--KFI-Joyce Jordan.

KNX-Guiding Light.KFAC-Salvation Army Band.KFSD-Relieve 11 or Not.KOWL--Tune Shop.KRKD-Midnight Mission.KWKW-My Serenade.

10:55-KECA. KF51111-Betty CrockerMagazine of the Air.

FIGFJ-Sports Flash.11-KECA, KEMII-Betty Crocker

Kr!, KFSD-Double orNothing.

KILL KGB, KV0E-LadiesFirst.

KNX-Second Mrs. Burton.*RAGH. KFVD. KGER-News.

KFAC-Festival of Music.KFOX-Breakfast Club.KFWB-B111 Anson.KGFJ-Record Jackpot.KG1L-Housewives' Exchange.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Start: of Song.KOWL-Today's Infant.ARAD-Songs of Yesterday.RWIK-Tom. Dick & Harry.Kµ'3µ'-Traffic Quiz.RXI.A-Easy Listening.

11:15-KECA, KFMR--Listening PostKNX-ferry Mason.SEND-Violet.*OFR-Musical Roundup.votPC-Neighborhood Vole,.HOWL-Rhythm at Random.

*KXLA-Pasadena News.KWKW-Races and Sports.

11:20-KY. KW-Stairwny to Music.11:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.1 :30-KE(7A-Casa Curet.

KFI, KFSD-Today's Children

KILL KFXM, KGB. KV0E-queen for a I)ay.

KNX, KSDJ-Nora Drake.RFAC-Keyboard Artistry.

*SFOX. HOWL, KRKD, KW1K-News.

KFVD-Memory Melodies.KMPC-Tops in Pops.ICXLA-Dinner Bell Roundup.

11:35-KWIK-Tom. Dick & Harry.11:45-KECA-Between I's Girls.

BFI-light of the World.KNX, KSILI-Evelyn Winters.BOWL -The Woman's View.KRICD-Melody Time.KWKW-Races and Sports.

11:55*KFAC-News.FEGFJ-Sports Flash.

fie42*KECA-News. Sam Hayes.

KFI-Farm Reporter.*KHJ, KGER. MAL-News.

KNX-Burritt Wheeler.RFAC-Luncheon Concert.KIND-Editor of the Air.KFIVB-Bill Anson.KGFJ-Intermission.KI.A('-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Women Are Wonder-

fol.KOWL-Mayor of Melody.KRKD-Santa Fe Trails.KIVIK-Luncheon Musicale.KWKW-Vocalist Parade.KXLA-Dinner Bell Roundup.

12:05-KAGII-Jim's Jamboree.KGER-Chuck Wagon.

12:15*KECA-Raukhage Talking.KFI, KFSD-Ma Perkins.KHJ-Sing. America, Sing.KG1L-Real Estate Shaw,KWKW-Races and Sports.

12:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.12:30-KECA, KFMB-Second Honey-

moon.BFI. KIND-Pepper Voting.RAJ, KGB-Bob Poole Show.

*KNX, KSDJ-Knox Manning.KEY

*RFAVIN-News: Bill Anson.KGER-Sinienkin' Deacon.KGFJ-12:30 Club.KG11,--Westvo Music.

*KM PC , KOW L. KW IK-News.KWIKIV-Stock Quotations.KXLA-Western Tunes.

12:35-KIVIK-6.1. Platter Parade.KWKW-Farm New,.

12:45-KFI, KESD-Right toHappiness.

ICH.1-Melody Matinee.KNX-Background for tiling.

*KFAC-News.KM PC-Rhythm Rancho.KWKW-Races and Sports.K I .A-West ern Records.

12:50-KWKW-Circle 1430 Ranch.12 :55-KG FJ-Sports Flash.

1-KECA, KFMR-Listen to ThisKFI, KFSD-Backstage Wife.KILI-Melody Matinee.KNX-Reserve.KM:II-Cis lc Sem ice.RFAC-Piano Parade.

*RFV111. KRKD-News.KFIVR-Bill Anson.KGF.R-Squeakin' Deacon.

Morning Programs Appear In Lightface Type: Afternoon andEvening Programs In Boldface.

Comedy -Variety3:00-Arthur Godfrey, KNX.6:30-Red Skelton, KFI.7:00-Life of Riley, Kn.8:30-Sweeney and March. KNX.

Quiz, Participation8:0(I-McNeill Bkfst. Club. KECA8:30-Grand Slam, KNX.9:30-Bkfst. in Hollyw'd. KECA10:00-Barrel of Dough. KFWB.11:30-Queen for a Day. KHJ.1:30-Meet the Missus. KNX.2:00-heart's Desire. KHJ.2:30-House Party. KNX.2:30-Bride and Groom. KECA.6:30-Col. Stoopnagle, /CVO&7:00-F.heryboity Wins. KNX.9:00-Break the Bank. KECA.

Classical, Semi -ClassicalMusic

8:00-Fred Waring, Kn.6:30-5Iusicomedy, KNX.

Comment -Narration7 :45-Fred Beck, KNX.9:00-Kate Smith, ldHJ.

10:00-Ted Malone, KECA.10:15-What Do You Say? KM.12:00-Iturritt Wheeler, KNX.4:30-Art Baker, KFI.4:30-Passing Parade, KILL9:45-Night Editor. KNX.

Mystery -Detective8:00-The Fat Man. KECA.8:30-This I. Your FBI. KECA.9:30-Jury Trials, KECA.

Public Interest -Information

5:45-If They Had Lived. KGF.1.7:00-Meet the Press. KH.1.

11:45-Report from U.N., KNX.

Sports9:30-Racing News. KLAC.9:30-Racing, KGFJ.

10:00-Race Lineup, KWKW.1:00-Major League Ball, HMI'( .5:30-Race Recap, Mill.5:30-Sports Dial, KRKD.5:45-Race Results, KURD.5:45-Sam Baiter. KLAC.6:00-Fred Hessler, KGER.6:15-Bob Kelley, K5IPC.6:30-.Ise Hernandez, KS1PC.1:13-Fishing l'als KFOX.7:30-Sports Newsreel. KFI.7:43-Sports Folio. KFI.8:10-Baseball, KLAC, KMPC.9:30-Inside of Sports. KHJ.

Popular-lVestern 31 usic4:30-Club 15, KNX.4:45-Stuart Hamblen, IIFIVIL7:30-Spotlight tiptoe, KNX.14:00-Supper Club. KF1.8:15-Jack Smith, KNX.

liCGFJ-1230 Club.ROIL-Cowboy Band.

*KLAC-News, Sports.KMPC-Major League Ball.KOWL-Show Tunes.RWIK-Ithythinle Age.KXLA-Community.

1:15-KET, KFSD-Stella Dallas.MU-Nancy Dixon.KAGII-Where to Go.KFAC-American Hour.KIEND-Piano Parade.KLAC-570 Club.KRKD-Siesta Time.KWIK-Charlie !lamp.KWKW-Races and Sports.KXLA-Joe Littlefield.

1:25-KNX-Radie Harris.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

1:30-KECA-Quizzicale.KFSD-Lorenzo Jones.

KM-Norma Young.KNX. KSDJ-Meet the MissusKAGII-Siesta Serenade.KFOX-Siesta Serenade.FUND-Hall of Records.K(:ER-Western Siesta.KC:IL-Homemakers.

*KOWL, KRKD. KWIK-News.KWKW-J-Song of the Islands.KXLA-Vocal Varieties.

1:35-KRKI)-Symphony of Song.IC µ7R-?Ingle Bandstand.

1:45-KECA-Ethel and Albert.KFI, RFSD-Widder Brown.KOWL-South of the Border.

*K X LA-News.1:50-KWKW-Show Time.1:55*KFAC-News.

KGF.I-Sports Flash.2-KECA. KFMB--Surprise

Package.KFI. KFSD-When a Girl

Marries.KILL KFXM. KGB, KVOE-

Ileart's Desire.KNX, KSD.1-Hint Hunt.KAGII-C Shari: Minor.KFAC-Matinee.KFOX-Western Music.

*KIND-News; Hall of RecordsKINVB-Bill Anson.KGER-Long Beach Band.KGFJ-What'sl'p.Kt:IL-Homemakers.KLAC-57u Club.K5I1'C-Three Alarm.KOWL-Matinee Melodies.K It KD-M usical Bouquet.KWIK-5Iagie Bandstand.KWKW-Races and Sports.KXLA-Concert Hour.

2:15-BFI. REND-Portia FacesLife.

2:20*KWKW-News.2:25*KECA, KFMR-News.

KNX-Mr. Information.KGF.I-Sports Flash.

2:30-KECA. KF51B-Bride and1:roorn.

KEl. REND-Just Plain Rill.KILL KVOE-Red Benson

Movie Show.RN X. KSD.1-11011 se ('arty.KGER-Garden School.

*KOWL, KWIK-News.KRKD-Tunes in Tempo.KWKW-Platter Parade.

2:35-KOWL-Contented listening.KW1K-Magic Bandstand.

2:40-KGER-Long Beach Band.2:45-KFI, KESD-Front-Page

Farrell.KILI-W lv and l irginia.KRKD-Organ Moods.1(1% KW-Races and Sports.

2:50-KM KW-Swing Session.2 :55*K N . KIND-News.

Mini-Sports Elwin.3_.:(,,..KF518--Lndies, Be

Seated.Fill, KIND -114d of Life.K11.1. KGB, K1'0E-Golden

Hope Chest.KNX, liS11.1-Arthur Godfrey.KAGH-Phil Hastings.KFAC-Musical noorites.

*KFOX. KGER. KNI.A-News.KIND-Hall of Records.KFIVII-Bill Anson.KGF.1-Sunset and vine.Kt:IL-Social Whirl.

*KLAC-News. Sports.KMPC-Three Alarm.KOWL-Radio Outlook.KRKD-Tops in Pops.KVIIK-Homemakers' Forum.KWKW-Swing Session.

3:0..3-KGB R-Alkall Alex.3:10-KLAC-Don Otis Show.3:15-KFI-Life Can Be Beautiful.

*11(.611.-News:KOWL-Sports Matinee.KWKW-Races and Sports.KXLA-,Juke Box Matinee.

3:25*KHJ-Neu fu.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

3:30-KECA-Norwood Smith SelectsKFI, KFSD-Aunt Mary.KIIJ-Moods in Music.RAGII-Hollywood Highlights.

*KF'AC. KRKIL KWIK-News.KGER--Citrolina Cotton.Kt:IL-Storybook Man.KMPC-Jeanne (.ray.KWKW-Andy Mansfield.

RADIO LIFE FRIDAY LOGS3:35-KOIPL-Just Music.

KRK11-Tea Time Tunes.KW1K-Valley Matinee.

3:45-KECA-Frances Scully.KFI, KFSD-Nora Drake.KHJ. KGB-Woody and

Virginia.KAGH-This Day.KFAC-Lyrics in Chorus.KMP('--Swing 'n' Sing.

3:55*KFVD-News.REINES-Caroline Leonetti.KGEJ-Sports Flash.

4-KECA-George FennemanShow.

KFI, KFSD-This Woman'sSecret.*KILL HEIM, KGB. KVOE-Fulton Lewis.

KNX, KS1M-Winner Take AllKAGII-Oise Jockey.KFAC-Musical Master')levee.

*RFOX. KGER-News.KIND-Harlem Matinee.AMR-Spade Cooley.Kt:Ed-Sunset and Vine.KG11.-Johnny Grant Show.

*KLAC-News. Sports.*KMPC-News. Eddie !.yon.

KRKD-Plano Paintings.KVVIK-1490 Club.KWKW-Andy Mansfield.K XLA-.Juke Box Matinee.

:05-KGER-Musical Roundup.4:15-KF1-Johnny Murray.

*KIIJ. KFXM, KGB-FrankHemingway.

KFW1!-Bing Crosby.KLAC-Dinning Sisters.KMPC-Morton Gould Orch.KOWL-Classies In Music.KRKD-Movieland Quiz.

4:25-KNX, InformatimKGEJ-Sports Flash.

4:30-KFI-Art Baker's Notebook.*KH,J. KGli. K', OE Passing

Parade.KNX, KSDJ-Club 15.KFOX--Old Age Pensions.HMI-Proven Hits.KFWII-Daily Light.RIAU-Racing Roundup.

). MILD ecr,MELLOW -

4:30 to 5 P.M.Monday Through ftidoy

KM11K PC-Mild and M. 1... iv.

*K OW L-News, Music.KRKD-Symphony in SwingKWIK--Old Folks' Program.KW KW-Sons o' Guns.

4 :45*K11.1, KGB, KS 0E-HerMiller.

*KNX, KSDJ-Ed R. Murrcw.*FCFSV-H. V. Kaltenborn.

KEWB--Stuart Hamblen.K LAC-Music.ROWE-Sports Review.

*KRKD-News.K INIK-Musical Quiz.KWKW-Races and Sports.

4:50-KWKW-Magic Time.4:55-KGEJ-Sports Flush.

5-KECA-Illappy Theater.*KF1-Feature Wire.

KILL KGB. KV0E--AdventlreParade.

*KNX, KRIM-Knox Manah.g.KFAC-Sunset Serenade.Kt NV-Sundown Roundup.KFWB-Stuart Hamblen.KGF.1--.11ye at Five.KGIL-Johnny Grant Show.

*KLAC-Freet Henry Reoorls,KOWL-Plantation House

Porty.*KMPC-News. Star Time.

KRKD-Songs of the Saddle.*KWIK-News.

KWKW-Reminiscent Music.FiXI A-Juke Boy Matinee.

5:05-KAGH-Children's Program.KGER-Ford

5:15-KECA. REMIT-Fun House*KF1-News.

KHJ. KFXM, KGIL KVOE-Chenille. the Magician.

KNX-Tom Hanlon.KLAC-Music.KOWL-Island Magic.KWIK-Hal Schaefer.KWKW-Race Roundup.

5:30-KECA-Jack Armstrong.KEI-Carn Cugat.Kill. KFXM. KGB. KV0E-

Superman.*KNX. KSDJ-Charles

Collingwood.KAGH-Nports Notebook.KFAC'-Whoa Bill Club.

*KFOX. KOWL. KNVIK-News.KIND-Pass Time.KGER-Cactus Mack. _Ars

KtiFd-Race Recap.K 51 PC-All-Time Hits.KRKD-Sports Dial.KXLA-Future Pianists.

8:35-ROWS-Musical Detective.5:45*KELIKESD-Elmer Peterson.

KILL KFXM. KGB, KVOE-Adventures of Tom Mix.

*KNX, FES10.1-News. tarred.KAGH-Arcadia Music Mart.KFOX-Your Fisheaster.KEND-Crosbyana.KGER-Bruce Trent.KGFJ-1f They Had Lived.KLAC-Sam Bolter. Sports.KMPC-Top Tunes.KRKD-Race Results.KWIK-Paul !'age Sings.KWKW-Spotlight on Bands.KXLA-Variety.

5:55*KNX-Frank Goss, News.KGFJ-Dot Meyherg.

e*REC A, KF:1111-Edwin C. Hill.Krt. KESD-Milestonea In

Melody.*K11.1, KFXM, KGB. K1OE-

Gabriel Heatter.KNX. KSIM-My Favorite

Husband.KAGH-Public Interest.

*KFAC, KFOX. KFWI1. KLAC,KMPC-News.

KIND-Haynes at the Reins.KGER-Sports Time.KGFJ-Musical Digest.Kt:IL-Johnny Grant.KOWL-Italian Program.KRKD-Vnrietiee in Music.KWIK-Allen Rich.KWKW-Sunset Serenade.KXLA-Sports News.

6:05-KECA-Animal World Court.KFAC-Musical Memories.KI.AC-Al Jaryis Ballroom.

6 :10-KECA-Sports Desk.6 :15*KECA-News.

*KILL KGB-Mutual Newsreel.KAGH-Bing Sings.KFWB-Crosby Entertains,KGER-Stamps Quartet.KMPC-Bob Kelley, Sports.KRK11-11anallan Memories.KXLA-Women's Clubs.

6:30-KECA. KEMB-The Sheriff.

Ben AlexanderPRESENTS

Sam Hayes in'Touchdown Tips'

KHJ-6:30 p.m. Fri.KHJ-Sam Hayes Touchdown

Tips.BFI-Red Skelton Show.KN X-Music iiiii ed3

*KAGH-News.KFAC-Hour of Music.KFOX-Hal's Music Room.KEVD-Airlane Melodies.KENVII-America Dance..KGB. KVOE-Col. Sloopnagle.Kt,l 1t-Helene Smith.K51PC-Del Mar Races.KOWL-Old Homeland.KRKD-Piano Parade.KXLA-Dinner Music.

6:35-KAGII-Freddy Martin Show.6:45-K11.1-Music.

*KFVD-News.KIMD-A. F. of L.

6:55-KECA, KEMB-ChampionRoll Call.

*KILL KFXM. KGB. KVOE-11111 Henry. New*.

7-KECA-Boning Bouts.KEI-Life of Riley.KILL KFXM, KGB. KVIIE-

Meet the Press.KNX, FCSIM-Lyerylody WinsKAGH-Evening Cotwert.KFAC'-}lour of Music.KIND-Siturakin' Deacon.KEWB-America Dances.

*KGEIL, KURD-News.KGF'd-Musical Digest.

*Kt:IL-Valley News.KI.AC-Picture Album.KMPC-Firestone Favorites.KW1K-DanceKWKV1*-11111c1-Eastern Hour.KXLA-Saddle Dusters.

7 :05-K G ER-Eagan.7:15-KFOX-Fishing Pals.

lit.111.-N alley Parks.KLAC-Music.KURD-Three-Quarter Time.KWIK-Guest Star.K X LA-Ey ening Serenade.

7:30-KECA-Hank Weaver, Sports.K1'1, KFSD-Sports Newsreel.K11.1. KFXM. KGB. KNOE-

isco Kid.K N X, KSD.11-Spotlight RevueKFAC'-Eclitice and Encores.KIM 11--Sporta

KGER-Inglewood Christiant !lurch.

hu.11.-Modern Concert Hall.KI. t('-Jan Garber Breit.K V PC-Jerry I.awrence.

You Know?*KW 1K-News, Roundup Time.

KXLA--Jimmie7:35-KECA-American Sports Page.7:45-KFI-Sports Folio.

*REIM-News.KFWIt-.tons of l'ioneers.KLAC-,Dugout Dope.KMPC-Al Goodman Orch.KRIM-Father Vaughan.IIINVIK-Rocky Morgan.

8KF:CA, KFMB-Fat Man.KEI, RI-SD-Supper Club.KHJ-Special Agent.KNX-Lowell Thomas.KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-Speaking of Snorts.KFWB-Music.KGB. KVOE-Special Agent.

*KGEIR, KLAC. KXLA-News.Kt:Ed-Caucasian Memories.KG1L-Cowtown Boys.

*KMPC-News. Frandsen.KRK.D-County Barn Dance.KWIK-s-Veterans' Hospital.

8:05-KGER-Victor Voting.11:10-KLAC-Baseball. Itollywood

vs. San Diego.KMPC-L. A. vs. Portland.

5:15*KEI, KESD-World News.KNX-Jack Smith.KINNIt-Remember.KGFJ--Songs for You.KLAC-Baseball.KXLA-Varietr.

11:30-KF:C N. KEMB--Thls Is YsurFBI.

KF1-Stairw:w to the Stars.KIEL 'MIMS, KGB, KVOE--

High Adventure.KNX-Sweeney and March.KIND-Forests Aflame.

*KIEVIIL KW1K-News.KGER-Clem Davies.

*KGE1-Aterill Berman, News.KGIL-Padden Lewis.KRKD-Covrboy Hit Pared,.KX11.A-97th Street Corral.

8:45-KFOX-Flight Call.KINVB-Voice of the Army.KG1F1-11'wood House Party.KW1K-Ilebrew-Christian 11r.

3:55-KIld KGB, KV0E--Itilly Rase9-K1:CA, 1EFMB-Break the

Bank.KFI, KESD-Call the Pollee.

*KILL KFXM. KGB, KVOE--News, Glenn Hardy.

KNX-mw ace and JANE.KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-Maritime Committer.REWB-Preview Theatre.

*KGER-News.KGEJ-11ollywood House

Parts.KG11,-PaddenKLAC. KMPC-Baseball.KRKD-Cowboy Hit Parade.KWIK-Reading & Dreaming.KXLA-Squenkin' Deacon.

9 :05-KGF It-Three Suns.9:15*KHJ, KGB. KV0E-Fleetwood

Lawton.*KFOX-News.

9:30-KECA. RFMB-Famous JuryTrials.

KE1-Hollywood Open !loose.KHJ. KGB. KV0E-Insido of

Spurts.ANIL KRIM-Beulah.KFLX-Mosie.RI Wit-Unity.KGER-Music In the Night.

9:45-K1L1. KFX5I. KGB. KVOE-Henry .1. Taylor.

KNX, KSIM-Night Editor.*REM B-Musie and News.

DANCE MUSIC AT ITS BEST

LUCKY LAGER

DANCE TIME

KFAC10 to 12 EVERT NIGHT

10*ILECA-ItIchfieldReporter.

KI'SD-The Reporter.*KHJ, KFX51, KGB, KVOE-

Felton Lewis.*KNX, KESJ-('het Huntley,

News.KFAC-Lucky Dance Time.KEW B-East side Show.KGER-Riverside RanchoKt:Ed-Concert Nocturne.KKLAC.t:IL-Symphony.

) EASTSIDESHOW10 TO 12 P. M.

Ewe Night !scope holder

ICFWBK RK 0-Con boy Hit Parade.KWIK-)Hc 111141 Kos.KXLA-Riverside Rancho.

10:15*KECA-Casa Cugat.KFI-MusicKHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Highlights in Music.KNX-Bob Elson.KFSD-Pro and Con.KMPC-Summer Serenade.

10 :30-KECA-Ilawt home Thing.*KFI-Inside the News.

KHJ-Ray Hackett Orch.KNX-Symiilionette.KFOX-Party House.KGER-At the Ranchhouse.KLAC-Dun Otis.

10:30MON., TUES., THURS.,

FRI., SAT.

Dan Lundbergand

A NEW NEWS -IDEAIT'S NEWSABLE

KXLA*KXLA-Dan Lundberg.

10:45-KFI-Melodianii.KMPC-Dance Parade.

0:55-KFI-Police Bulletins.*KLAC-News.

11*KECA-News of Tomorrow.*AEI-News.

KGB, HEIM, KVOE.--Joe Sudy Orch.

*KNX-Nelson Pringle.KFAC-Lucky Lager Dance.

SPADE COOLEY TIM!With George Wilhelm

NOW11 P.M. DAILY

KEND-Spade Cooley Time.KIWB-Eastside Show.KGER-At the Ranchhonse.KGFJ-Coneert Nocturne.KGIL-Americo Is Playing.KLAC-Don Otis.KMPC-Dance Parade.KRKD-Con boy Hit Parade.KIVIK-Michael Roy.KXLA-Pasadena CIO*.

11 :15-KECA-Cinegrill Musle.KFI-Biltniore Orch.KM-Dance Orch.KNX-Merry Go -Round

11:30-KECA-Ambassador BrodKFI-St. Francis Orch.KXLA-Arton Dale Orch.

11:45-KECA-Breneman Orch.*KHJ-News.

KNX-Report from U.N.KXLA-Bandstand Review.

11:55*KECA, KFI. K5II'C-News.

EDICTPeggy Lee, after a recent

interview with a gentlemanof the press, left with himto keep another engagement.As she went out the door,daughter Nicki rushed upto find where she was going."I'm going to do a guest ap-pearance on television," ex-plained Peggy. "Well, Mum,"requested Nicki, "Pleasedon't sing 'Mafiana' again."

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11*Indicates News Broadcast.

0-KECA, KFMIB-Shopper's0 Special.KFI-Meet the Meeks.KHJ-Treasury Show.

*KNX, EGER, KLAC, EMPO.HOWL. KXLA-News.

KAGH-Musical Clock.VII7AC-Country Church.

`0X, KRILL-Haves of RestKFSD--Charlie Lung.KFVD-Wakeup Ranch.

II-GeorgeKGB-Morning Moods.KGFJ-Proudly We Hail.K CAL-.Musical Corral.KVOE-Hut Cake Club.KWIK-Western Jamboree.KWKW-Rafael Mendez.

8:05-KNX, ISSIJJ-Let's Pretend.EGER-Mizpah.

8 :15-KHJ-i-Policing L. A.KFWB--Salvat ion Artily.KLAC-Haynes at the Reins.EMPC-Market Reports.HOWL-Memories in Music

8:30*KA-Tomurrow's Headline'.KFI, KFSD-smilia FAKHJ-Dr. Hiss Clinic.KNX KSD.1-Jnnior Miss.

*KFAU, KFWB. K6n.. HOWL.KRED-News.

ILFOX-Music.MEND-Emu Listening.KGB-Vocal Varieties.EGER-Hammond.K6FJ-Yesterday's Hits.KLAC-Muric.KMPC-Leahy of Notre Dame.KWKW-Stock Quotations.KXLA-Melody Time.

8:35-HOWL-Meet the Band.Yarletiee.

8:45-FLECA-MirandY.KFAC-UnitY.KFVD-Console and Keyboard.KFWEI--Music.KGER-Gospel Story Hour.KGIL-Coffee Parade.KLAC-Business Talk.K.HPC-Fingertip Successes.HOWL-Molly & Binule.KWKW-Sacred Heart.EXIA-Popular Favorites.

9-KECA,KFMB-Abbott sadCostello Kid Show.

KFI-Jump-Jump of HolidayHouse.

KHJ. KV0E-Voices ofStrings.

KNX, KSDJ-Theatre ofToday.

KAGH-Top of the Morning.Kr AC-Morning Concert.KFOX-Rev. Earl lvie.KIND-Arthur Barrisult.KFI*D-Memory Melodies.KFWB-Hollywood Howl.

*KGER, KLAC-News.KGFJ-Public Messenger.EGEL--Swappin' Corner.1(31PC-Music of the Stars.HOWL-Frieudeldp Hour.KRK11.--sagebruelt serenade.KWHW-Voice of China.KXLA-Popular Favorites.

9:05-KGER-Lutheran Hour.ELAC-Kiddie Club.KWEK-Sunny Side.

9:15-KFI-Public Affairs.*KAGH, KIND-News.

KFSD-Public Affairs.KGFJ-Community Chest.KG1L-Bellads for You.KWKW-Grace Parr.

9:20*KGFJ-Airotorials.9.30-KECA-Seturday Strings.

KFSD-TillamookKitchen.

KHJ. KFXM. HOB, KVIIE-Girls' Corps.

KNX-Stars Over Hollywood.KFOX-Full Gospel.KFVD-Show Tunes.KFVVR-Song Session.KGER-John Brown.KGEJ-Racing News.KGIL-Valley Shopper.KLAC-Racing News.HOWL-German Hour.KWIK-Top o Morning.

9:43--KECA-Buddy Weed Show.KFI-Your Saturday Chef.

*KFSD. KRED-News.KFVD-Cowboy Policeman.KGFJ-TheatreKWKW-Word of Truth.

9:53*KFAC, KOIL-News.10-KECA, KFMR-AmericanFarmer.

&FL KIND-National Farmand Home Hour.

*KHJ, KFX11, KGB, KYOK-News.

KNX, KSDJ-Grand CentralStation.

KAGH-Brent Burrell.Page Twenty-eight

ELEAC-Sereuade.*KFOX-News.

KFVD-Music.HEWS-Ann Carter.HOER-Kids' Bible Club.KGEJ-Record Jackpot.KGIL-Hawaiian Echoes.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Music of the Stars.HOWL-Romance in Music.EKED-Morning Melodies.KWIE-Tunes for Tykes.KWEW-Race Lineup.KKLA-Popular Favorites.

10:15-KI1J-Gillesple's Garden Guide&FOX-Assembly of God.KGB-Hospitality Time.KRED-Dr. Richardson.KWKW-Tune-Up Time.

*KXLA-News.10:25-KGFJ-Sporre Flash.10:30-KECA, KFMB-This Is for

You.KFI, KIND-Coffee CuuuertKHJ-Clary's Gazette.KNX. KSDJ-Give and Take.KFVD-MarchingKINIB--Maurice Hart Show.

*KGIL. HOWL-News.K(ifilt-Home on the Range.KIIKD-Giovernmeut Speaks.KWIK-Talent Search.KWKW-Feat ure Story.K-XLA-Music.

10 :35-KGIL--Curtain Call.10:45-KECA-Chemists in Action.

KFAC-Village Festival.KIND --Dream Time.HOWL-Tune Shop.KRKD-Pup Concert.KWKW-,My Serenade.&ISLA-Variety Time.

141:55-KG1J-Sports Flash.11-K.ECA, HEMS-Shore Party.

KFI KIND-Archie Andrews.&KJ, KGB KYOR-On the

Beam With Tet Beneke.KNX, ESDJ-Mary Lee TaylorKFA(7-Festival of Mash:.&FOX-Forenoon Fashions.

*KIND. HOER-News.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGFJ-Record Jackpot.EG11...-PopularKLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Keith Hetherington.HOWL-Tune Shop.KRIM-Songs of Yesterday.KWIK-Kiddies' Horner.KWKW-Voice of Army.

11:16-KFVD-Piano Parade.KGER-Western Music.KW1K-Music.KWKW-Hares and Sports.

11:20-KWKW-Stairway to Music.11:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

11:30-KECA, KFM15-11atordasySession.

KFI-Parent-Youth Forma.KILL KGB-Teen-Timers Club.KNX, KSDJ-It's Fun to Be

Young.KFAC-Keyboard Artistry.

*KFOX, HOWL, &R&D. KINDS-News.

KFVD--Shopping Hi-Lites.*KFWB-News: Bill Anson.

KGER-Westeru Shadows.KX.I.A-Saturday Serenade.

11:35-KW1E-Modern Mood.11:40-KOWL--Salute to Americas.11 :45- KFO X-Tempos of the Time.

KRKD-Melody Time.KWKW-Races and Spurt*.

11:53*KFAC-News.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

*KECA-Noontime News.KFI-Farm Reporter.

*KHJ, KFX.11, KGB. KVOlt--News.

KNX, KSDJ-Meet the Whom'.KAGH-Stardust Trail.KFAC-luncheon Concert.KFMR-Pinno Playhouse.

12

NOSEY NIFTIESNews of Kids in Movies

Kids with Talent-ContactCOSMO MORGANTalent Counsellor1605 No. La Brea

KFOX - 12 NOONKFOX-Nosey Nifties.KIND-Nature Sketches.KIND-School Days.K11111 --Bill Anson.

*KGER, KGIL-News.KGFJ-Intermlssion.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Merry-Go- Round.HOWL-Mayor of Melody,KRKD-Santa Fe Trans.K WIK -Luncheon M usicale.KWKW-Pastadeua Opera.KXLA-Saturday Serenade.

12:U5-Kt:ER-Cottonseed Clark.12:13-KECA-Radio. the American

Way.on the Farm.

*KHJ-In Your Name.*KFOX-News.

KFSD-Art Van Demme.KIND-Masun Rose.K(.11.-Real Estate Show.KWKW-Races and Sports.

12:15-KI.F.I-Sports Flash.It:30--KI1' 1. KFMB-ABC

symphony.KFI-Easy Listening.KH.I, KGB-Sports Parade.KNX-Elliott Lawrence.KFOX-Show Time.

asseisse-1

Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon andEvening Programs In Boldface.

Comedy -Variety8:00-Proudly We Hail. RGF.I.8:30-Junior Miss. KNX.7:00-Proudly We Hail. KMPC.7:00-Dennis Day, HIFI.7:30-Pays to Be Ignorant. KNX

Quiz, Participation10:30 --Give and Take, KNX.12:00-Meet the Missus. KNX.5:M.-True or False. KILL0:00-Three for the Money. KHJ.8:30-Truth or Consequences,

HFI.8:30-Sing It Again, KNX.9:30-What's My Name?. KECA.

Classical. Semi -ClassicalMusic

12:30-ABC Symphony. KECA.3:30-NB(' Symphony. KFI.5:00-Sat. Night Serenade, KNX.9:30-Music Hour. Kfl,

Drama9:00-Theater of Today. KNX.9:30-Stars Over H'wood. KNX10:00-Grand Central Sta. . KNX4:30-Curtain Time, KFI.

Public I nterest-Inf or)nation

8:15-Policing L. A.. KHJ.9:4.5-Theater Guild. KGFJ.

10:00-American Farmer. KECA10.00-Nat'l Farm Hour. Kn.

Mystery -Detective9:00-Gangbusters. KECA.

Sports9:30-Racing News. KLAC.9:30-Racing Lineup. KGF.1

10:00-Racine. KWKW12:30-Sports l'arnde, KHJ.2:30-Rasehall, KMPC.4:30- Harry Wisner. KECA.5:00-Dizzy Dean. KIM

Kelley. KMPC.5:30-Race Recap. ,K(IFJ.5:30-Sports Dial. KKHD.5:45-Race Results. KRKD.3:45-Ara Blue. KECA.8:30-Joe Hernandez. KMPC.gaill-Hunting-Flehins Club. RBI8:10-Baseball. KLAC.

Juvenile8:05- Let's Pretend. KNX.:30-Smilin Ed, KFI.

9:00-Abbott & Costello. KECA9,00-Jump lump. KF19:lin-Kiddie Club. KLAC.::30-1tr I. 0. Jr. afl.7:15-Play Penns Parade.

Popular-If'estern .Music4:45-Stuart Hamblen. KFV1117:30-Grand Ole Opry, KFI.':30-All-Sine Western. KHJ.9:091-Hit Parade. KFI.

qiiiissa Tana&*IL YWIL

LIVD-LOWL, KW111.--.18sr

HOL1-1230 Club.KGEL -Cowboy Music.KMPC-Rhythm Rancho.KWKW-Stock quotations.KXLA-Western Tunes.

12:36-HOWL-Mayor of Melody.KW1K-G.I. Platter Parade.KWKW-Farm News.

12:45-KFI-Herr Comes the Bead.KNX-The Chicagoans.

*KFAC-Neu s.KIND-Violet.KWKW-Races and Spurts.KXLA-Top Western Tunes.

12:50-KWKW-Circle 1430 Ranch.12:55-K6FJ-Sports flash.

1-KECA, KFMB-ABCSymphony.

KFI-Living, 1918.KH.I, KIXM, KGB. EVOE-

Charles Slocum.KNX-So You Know Radio.KFAC-Piano Parade.KFOX-Platter Pantry.

*KENT), MAC. KRKD-News.Anson.

HOER-SleepyKGFJ-1230 Club.Kt:IL-Cowboy Music.KMPC-Eddie StanleyHOWL-Record Club.KWKW-Show Album.KXLA-Community

Broadcaster.1:10-ELAC-Studio Frolic.1:15-KHJ, KFX.11, KGB, KVOE-

Horse Race.KFI-Handicap Race.KNX-Inventury 1948.KFAC-Studio Frolic.

Show.

THE RUSS WHITEMANSHOW

Saturday's Best1:15 p.m. Saturday

KIND-songs by RussWhitemau.

KRKD-Siesta Time.KWIK-Fratokie Carle.KWKW-Waxworks.EXI-A-.4dventilrels iu

Research.1:25-K6FJ-Sports Hash.1:30-KECA. KFM1:6-Race of the

Day.KFI-Muiricana.

KFX.111, KGB. K1 OK-Air Force Hour.

K-NX, KSDJ-Country Journal.KFOX-Siesta Serenade.KIND-Dream Time.KOEH-Western Siesta.KG1L-Homemakers.

*MLD, KW1K-News.KWKW-Song of Islands.EXLA-Vocal Varieties.

1:35-KRKD-Symphony of Song.KWIK-Music.

1:45-KECA-Brownlee Slaters.KHJ-In Your Name.KFOX-Voice of the Army.KLAC-storybook Hour.KWIK-Trade Winds Tavern.

*KXLA-News.1:50-KWKW-Show Time.1:55*KFAC-News.

Kill-Musical Interlude.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

%--KECA-Reserve.ilL*KFI-News of the Week.

KHJ KFX.M, KGB. KV0E--0nionaire.

KNX, KSDJ-Orchestra.KAGH-(7 Sharp Minor.KFAC-Matinee.KFOX-Music.KFSD-Land of the Free.KIND-Novelty.KFWB-Rill Anson.KGER-Long Reach Band.K t:IL-Saturday serenade.KGFJ-What's Up.KLAC-News, Sport,KMPC-'Tops in Pops.HOWL-Top Tunes at Twu.KRKD-Ira Swett. Organ.KWIK-Suuth American Way.KWKW-Races and Spurts.KXLA-Cavalcade of Music.

':13-KFI, KIND -.-The lassie ShowKNX, KSI),I-Races.KLAC-570 Club.KRKD-Bowl Reporter.KWIK-1490 ('Tub.

7:20*KWKW-News.:25--KliF.1-Sport a Flash.

:::to-KECA-Piano Playhouse.KFI. KIND-Dr. I. Q. Jr.Kill. KFX M. KGB. K1 01E-

Reyieoing Stand.KNX-Make Way for Youth.RF11111-Melodies to Remember

*KFWB-News: Bill Anson.KIND-Optimist Boys' forum.

RADIO FIFE*NIGER, HOWL. KWIK-News.

KMPC-L. A. vs. Portland.KRKD-Tunes In Tempo.KWIEW-Decision Now.KXLA-Alen Cooper.

2:35-BOWL-Waltz Time.KWIFC-14941 Club.

2:40-KGER-Long Beach Band.2:45-KFVD-Tempo Time.

HOWL-Earle Bruce.2:50-KWKW-Swing Session.2:55*KFVD--News.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.3-RECA-Summer Concert.

KFT-Nature Sketrhes.KHJ, KGB, KVOL-There's

Always a Woman.KNX. &SIM-Cross Section,

KAGH-Pete Young.KFAC-Musical Fasorites.KFMS-Chapel in the Sky.KFOX-Modern Concert Hall.KFVD-Saltation Army.KFWB--Bill Anson.

WKGER, KXLA-News.KGF.1-Sunset and 'Vine.RGIL-Serenade.KILAC-News, Sports.KMPC-Basehall.HOWL-Radio Outlook.KRKIT-Parade of Hits.KWIK-11490 Club.KWKW-Swing Session.

3:05-KGER-Sagehrtisle dd Saddles.3:15-KFI-Forests Aflame.

KFVD-Airlane Melody.KLAC-570 Club.K OWL-Sports Matinee.KWKW-Rates and Sports.FiXT.A-Juke Box 'fanner.

3:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.3:30-KECA-Summer Serenade.

K FI, KFSD-NRC Symphony.KHJ, KGB-Harmony Rail.KNX-Supersioir .1. Anson

Ford.*KVA('. KOWL-News.

REVD-To Your Health.*KRKD. RWIK-News.

KWKW-Calling All Vets.3:35-KOWL-Organ Melodies.

KRKD-Tea Time Tunes.KWIK-1490 Club.

3:45-KECA-What Do PeopleThink?

KNX-Atoudc Implications.KFAC-Portraits of Melody.KFVD-Romancing on Record.KOWL-Matwice Kosloff.

3:50-KWKW-Saturday Matinee.3:55*KFVD-News.

RIFVVB-Caroline Leonetti.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

-KECA-E. Felice Quartet.4 TEFL KIND-NBC Symphony.KHJ. KCXNI, KGB. KVOK-

Sports Retie...KNX-Tomorrow Calliug.KAGH-.11oe Thompson Show.KFAC-Musical Masterpieces.KFMR-South of Ike Border.

*ILFOX, KGER-News.KFVD-Harlem Nlatinee.K FVVII-Music.KGFJ-Sunset and Vine.KGIL-Saturday Serenade.KT.AC-News. Sports.KMPC-Baseball.KOWL.--Just Music.KRKIT-Tern-Age Workshop.KWIK-1490 Club.KWKW-Saturday Matinee.KXLA-Juke Box Matinee.

4:05-KGER-Trading Post.4:15-KECA-Madhouse Musicale.

*KILL KGB. KVITE-FrankHemingway.

Kb-MB-F. S. Nosy Baud.KFOX-Saltation Arm)'.KFWR-Helen Louise.KLAC-570 Club.HOWL-Fiddle Strings and

Ballads.K RKIT-Mosieland Quiz.KWIK-Quickie Platter.KWKW-Races and Sports.

4:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.4:30-RECA-Harry VVIsnier, Sports

RFT, KIFSD-Curtain Time.KH.I. KGB, KV0E-Bill

Harrington.KNX-1,. A. Story.Kt-MB-Profits of Prayer.IRFOX-Old Age Pensions.KY% IV- Pro% en Hits.liFWB-Blind Artists' Guild.KLA('-Racing Roundup.

*BOWL-News.KRIM-Symphony in Swing.KWIK-0111-Age Pensions.

4:45WKECA, KFMB-DorothyFuldheint,

KIM KG It. K V0E-Proof thatChristian Science Heals.

KNX-The TollKFWII-Stuart 1111111111ell.KLAC-Music Room.ROW(-Sports.

*KITRD-News.KWIR-Musical Quiz.KWKW-Races and Sports.

4:30--KWKW-Music.4:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

5-KECA-Speaking of Swags.KFT, KFSD-Dizzy Death.

Sports.KM. KGB, KVOE-Take a

Number.WKNX, RSDJ-Knox Maiming.

KFAC-Sunset Serenade,KFMB-Ave Maria hour.KFOX-Sunshine Mission.KFVI)-Sundown Roundup.HEWS-Stuart Hamblen.KFXM-Laymen's Hour.

WKGER, KLAC, KMP:'-News.KGFJ-Jive at Else.RGIL-Saturday . de.KOWL-House Party.KRILD-Songs of the Saddle.KWIK--Sgoldie-Up Time.KWIRW-Reminiscent Music.KXLA-Juke Box Matinee.

5:05-KAGH-Surprise Party.RGER-Ford Lewis.

5:15WKFT, KFSD-News.KNX-Tom Hanlon.KLAC-Music.KMPC-BobKOWL-Bing Crosby.KWKW-Today at Races.

5:30WKE(A, KEOX, KGIL, KOWL,KVIIK, KWKW-News.

KFI-Sports Roundup.KILL KGB, KVOE-True or

False.*KNX, KSI/J-Charles

Collingwood.KFAC-Playtoun Tntin.KFM11-(KFVD-Serenade.KGER-CactusKGEJ-hate Recap.KMPC-Rancho Grande.KRKD-Sports Dial.KXLA-Future Pianists.

5:35-KOWL-Mnsical Detective.RWIR-Saddle-Up Time.

5:45-KECA, Kr:TB-Ira Blue..r. ki'll:WKI ND-Elmer Peterson.

*KNX. KsIbl-barred, News.KFOX-Play Penny Parade.ItFVD-Haynes at the Reins.KGER-Bruce Trent.KGFJ-Dinner Interlude.KGIL-Saturdny Serenade.KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.KRKD-Race Recoils.KWIK-1 alley High Time.KWKW-Radio Traselogoe.

5:115*KNN, KsILI-Wallace SterlingKECA-Treasury Band *bow.6 KFI-Guy Lombardo Show.

KH.I. KGB-Three fur theKNX. KSDJ-Bet tiro

Engagement.KAGH-Folk Music.

*KFAC, KEON, KFWB, KMPC-News.KFMB-S. D. 100" Ahead.

KIFYID-Fasorite Fi.e.KFVD-Haynes at the Keine.KGER-$ports Tim..KGFJ-Muslcal Itigest.KGIL--Saturday Serenade.

WKLAC-News. AI .Jsrvis.KOVVL-Italian Prcgram.KRKIT-Varieties in Music.KWIR-Valley Hign Time.KWKW-Sunset Serenade.KV0E--Voice of the Army.KXLA-Sweet Music.

11:05-KFAC-Ballet Theatre.:15-IIAGH-Bing Sings.

KFOX-Vesper Bells.KIFWB-Crosby Entertalus.IKI;ER-Music.KM P('-Music,KRKD-Hawaiian Memories.KWIK-Sports Roundup.KXLA-Repertory Theater.

6:30-RFCA-Music of Manhattan.Krt. KIND-Can You Top

This?KNX. KSII1J-More) Arnster-

dV".WKAH, KOWL. KVIIK-News.KFMB-American Showcase.REOX-Hal's Memory Room.KFWIS--SportsKGF:R-Lukin bailey Church.KMPC-Joe Hernandez.KRKIN-Piano Parade.

I :35-K AG H- Freddy Martin Show.K11µ'1.-F:vening Serenade.KWIK-Date for Dinner.

6:45*KFVD-News.K FVW 11-. -Al ogle.KRKD-Happiness Highways.KECA-Bulldog lir llllll mind.

T KFT, KT.-SD-Day iu Life ofDennis Day.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOC-Stop Me If Vols'se HeardThis.

KNX-Stele Allen Show.KFAC-Dr. James Etheld, Jr.KIEMB-Your American Music.KFOX-Judge Gardner.,

KEVD-Squesskin' Deacon.KrWS-Gospel and Song

*KliKK, KT/KS-News.KGFJ-Musical Digest.

WKGIL--Valley News.KLAC-Crosby Time.KMPC-Proudly We Hail.KW IK-Dance Orch.K V1 KW-Easy Listening.KXLA-Nagareue Chore& .

7:05-KGER-Res. Al Harlan.: 15*K AtiH-N ea s.

KGIL-Vloaleru Concert Hal/.KMPC-Episcupal DioceseKRRD-Three-Quarter Time. KXLA-Kiverside Rancho.KWIK-Voice of the inn). 10:05-KLAC-Dou Otis.

7 :30-K E 'A, KFM13--14 his Quiz. 10:15-KE("A-Sports Show.Kii, Kk'SD-Grand Ole (Spry. KFT-Supervisor Darby.KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KV0E-- KHJ, KGB, KII/E-Moni..

All -Star Western. Whalen.KNX-It Pays to Re lloinnsni KN X-M ask.KAGH-Show l'ourri. lo:TO-RECA-Hawthorue 'Ching.KEW-Waltzes of the World. KFI-Sweet and Lovely.KljX-Big Bear Pines. KILT, KGB-Ray Hackett OrchKEWB-Dr. Hiss Clink Forum KNX-Ziggy banyan.KGER-Grace Dotson. KFMB-Cheatin' uu Sandman.KI.AC-Jan Garber Orch. KFOX- Part y House.KMPC-Candlelight and Miser KGER-Desert Dreams.KRICD-Do 'iou Know? KLAC-Don Otis.*KWIK-News, Music. KM PC-Su Serenade.KWKW-Italian Varieties. WHXLA-Dan Lundberg.KXLA-Bible Institute. 10:56--KFI-Pollee Bulletins.7:45-Klill,--Sons a' Guns. *KLAC-Ness s.KLA('-Public hers ice. -KEsh%KWIK-Blue Barron.

8-KET7A. FLF:111-1.otie Ranger.KFI-Saturday Dance Timm.KHJ-Fishing and Hunting

( lob.K X-Saturday Night

serenade.KF AC-Esening Concert.KFOX-Proudly 14e Hail

*KFSD, KLAC-News.KFWB-Community Hour.KGB-Mysterious Traveler.KGER-Wings of Healing.Healing.Kt

FJ-('aucittlian Memories.KG11.-Western Music.K MPC'-A Roy. a lord and a

songKWIK-Veterans' Hospital.KXLA-Musk for You.

8:15--KFSD-Here's to Vets.KGFJ-Songs for You.KLAC-Baseball, Hollywoed

vs. San Diego.KMPC-RombergKXLA-liarbershop Quartet.

S:30-RECA. KFM111- Amazing Mr.Malone. e

KFI-Truth or ConseilKHJ, KGB. K1'0E-HawaiiKNX. KSDJ-sing It .tawka.KFOX-Musk.KIND-Biltenore Orcb.KFWB-Social Security.KGER-ClemKGFJ-Wwixial House Party.KGIL-Weatherman.

WKWIK-News, Music.KXLA-97th St. Corral.

8:45-KFOX-Barberslioppers.KFVVII-Guest Star.KWIK-Hebrew-Christia

Hour.KIM13-Giuigbustors.a KFI. KFSD-Hit Parade.

KFXM, KGB. KYOE-News.

KNX, I/SW-Sing It Again.KIAC-Evening Concert.liFOX-Swingtime Serecaide.

*RFWB-Clete Roberts.KV:ER-Guest Star.KGFJ-IT'wood House Party.&Mi.-Dance Time.KLAC-Baseball. Haney.KMPC-Parade of Hits.KWIK-Gary Goodwin :show.RXI.A-Harmony Park.

9:15-KH.I. KGB, KN'OE-DickTempleton.

11.FWB--Spade Cooley lime.NIGER-Decision Now,

KFMR-What's MyName?

K111. KESD-Music Hoar fromHollywood.

KH.1. KGB. K1'0E-Lk netHampton Show.

KNX, KSI)J-Jeff Regan.Investigator.

K FOX-Rumba Time.KEWIS--1.aymen' Hour.K GER-Mitsir in the Night.KGIL-Sports Iteiew.10Ni-4-Redondo Baru Dance.

1figr6E!'A-News.*KF KFXM. KGB. KN't/E-

Masked Spooner.*KNX. Ks11).1-Chet Hustle).

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Page Twenty-nine

SEPTEMBER 5. 1948 RADIO LIFE

ALPHABETICAL PROGRAM FINDERNote: Programs

Abbott and Costello.. ..KECA, 8 p.m. WAbbott -Costello Kid Show KECA, 9 a.m. SaAdventure Parade .KHJ, 5 /p.m. M-1.*Agronsky. Martin _ KECA, 6:30 a.m. M -FAir Force Show KHJ, 1:30 p.m. SaAir-o-torMls Ill,F.1, 9:15 a.m. M-SaAlbum of Familiar Music... -.1k1.1, 6:30 p.m. SuAlexander's Mediation Board......KHJ, 5 p.m. SuAlien, Irwin __ ........... _...KLAC, 5:30 p.m. 31-SaAllen. Steve KNX, 12:85 a.m. D. 7 p.m. SsAll -Star Western __KHJ, 7:30 p.m. MsAlpert, Pauline_________ KHJ, 10:45 p.m. NIAmazing Mr. Malone... KECA. 8:30 p.m. SsAmerica Dances ........ ___KIWB, 6:30 p.m. 31-FAmerica United HEE It p.m. SuAmerican Almanac SECA, 1:15 p.m. SuAmerican Farmer .KECA, 10 a.m. SaAmerican Showcase K FC A, 10 p.m. SaAmerican Sports Page._.... his 5. 7:33 P.m. FAmerican Way Kn. 6 p.m. MAmsterdam. Morey h \ N, 6:30 p.m. f411An American Abroad hNN, 11:45 p.m. 'IliAndreas, Archie KF1, 11 a.m. SsAnimal World Court_____KECA. 6:05 p.m. 31-FAnson, Bill. KFWB, 12 N. 51-SaArtlem, Eve KFI, 6:30 p.m. ThArmstrong, Jack. KECA, 5:35 p.m. M,W,FArnold, F.ddle KII, 5:30 a.m. Tu. Tb, SaArnold, Edward SECA. 9 p.m. Th

.Art Baker's Notebook K11. 4:30 p.m. 11-FAtomic Implications KNX, 3:43 p.m. SaAunt Jenny KNX, 9:15 a.m. M -FAunt Mary K t 1, KFSD, 3:30 p.m. 311-FAuthor Meets Critics . KFI, 2 p.m. SuAutry, Gene KNX. 4 p.m. SuBackgrounds for Living liNN , 12:45 p.m. M.W.F.Background for Stardom KHJ, 6:30 p.m. WBackstage Wife KFI, 1 p.m. 111-1"Back to God. KILL 9 a.m. fluBaiter, Sam.... ..... ___ ...... KLAC. 5:45 p.m. M -FRands for Bonds KHJ, 10:30 am. SuBarrel of Dough _.._...KFWB. 10 a.m. M -FBattersea, %co KNX, 5 a.m. M -F*Bsukhage Talking KECA, 12:15 p.m. M -FBeck, Fred .KNX, 7:45 a.m. 31-F*Behind Front Page- KHJ 7 p.m. SuBehind the Lens _ KNX, 10:45 a.m. SuBenson, Red KHJ, 1:30 p.m. M -FRetch, Jack_ KFI, 8:30 a.m. M -FBerger. Hal ____ KMPC, 1 p.m. M -F*Berman Aver111. KGF.1, 8:30 p.m. 111-FBetter Half RAJ, 8:30 p.m. TltBetween U Glris______KECA. 11:45 a.m. 31-FBeulah KNX, 9:30 p.m. 311-FBible Institute

BRNO, KRKD, KFOX. 5 am. M.W.F.Bible Treasury Hour__ .KGER. 8:45 a.m. SI-FBig Sister KNX, 10 a.m. M -FBig Story KFI, 9:30 p.m. MBlind Artists Guild______KFWB, 4:30 p.m. SsBloodie KNX. 8:30 p.m. SuBlue, Ira ............._...__._._._ KECA, 5:45 p.m. FlaBowen, Fletcher______KFL 10:15 p.m. Th

...._ ....... _... ......... ........._ KMPC, 6:15 p.m. Su...Break the Bank ..KECA, KFMB, 9 p.m. FBreakfast in Hollywood KECA. 9:341 a.m. M -FBreaking All Records KNX, 12:05 a.m. Tu-SuBride Club KMPC. 10 p.m. MBri e and GroomBridge to Dreamland*Broadway NewsBrooding With Brady*Brown, CecilBruce, EarlBull. FrankBulldog DrummondBusiness NewsBusiness ReporterCabin B-13

KECA, 2:30 p.m. 51-FKECA, 11:15 p.m. Sn

KHJ, 12 n. I)KNN, 7 a.m. M -FKill, 8 a.m. M -F

KOV1 I.. 2:45 p.m. SuKFWB, 6:30 p.m. M -F

KECA, 7 p.m. SsKMPC. 8:15 a.m. M -SW

KMPC. 9:45 p.m. MKNX, 7 p.m. ToCalifornia Caravan.-. KECA, 3 p.m. Su

California Melodies......._ _..KHJ, 6:30 p.m. MCall the Police EFL 9 p.m. FCameos of Mush KM, 6:30 a.m. SuCanary Chorus _ KILL 11:45 a. FluCandid Micropholl,- 9:30 P.M.m. ThCan You Top ill,. KFI, 4E30 p.m. Ss*Capp. Al KECA. 8 p.m. SuCarnation Hour _KM 7 p.m. MCam Cuint ..... ft--;

KHJ, 5:30 p.m. MEVE p.m. TuKFWB,

7:15 p.m. Sa&FE 3 p.m. Su

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Casebook of G. HoodCass County BoysCatholic AnswersCatholic HourCavalcade of MusicCavallaro, Carmen KFI, 5:30 p.m. ToChallenge of Youth KNI.A. 2 p.m. SnClarinda the Magician K11.1, 5:15 p.m. 31-FChamber Music Hour KECA, 6:35 p.m. ToChampion Roll Call KECA, 6:55 p.m. FChapel Hour KMPC. 8:30 a.m. SuChapel Songs KFI, 10:15 p.m. SnChemist in Atli.. KECA. 10:45 a.m. SaChicago Round 'lame Iill. 10:30 a.m. SuChicago Theater. Kill, Kt.it. 9:30 p.m. SnChild's World........Kt t 5. 6:30 p.m. 51Christian Science ... ........ _ KFI, 1:30 a.m. SnChristian Science. ... __KH.I. 4:45 p.m. SuChristian Science _________ KEOX, 8 p.m. SuChnckwagon Tales .KNX, 2 p.m. Su

masked with an asterisk (') are of the contest,*Indicates programs of news and commentalio

Church in the WIldwood____.KECA, 7 a.m. SuChurch ENX, 7 a.m. SuCisco Kid KHJ, KGB, 7:30 p.m. M.W.F.Clark. Cottonseed KGER. 12:05 p.m. SaClary's Gazette KHJ, 10:30 p.m. MClifton, Charles A.. JKILK.D. 5:30 p.m. M-SaCloak Room ENX,9 p.m.WClub Fifteen __ .111NX. 4:30 p.m. 311-1Club Time KECA, 11:13 a.m. TuCoffee Concert KFI. 8 a.m. SaCollege of Musical Knowledge K11, 7 p.m. Ss*Collingwood. Charles KNX, 5:30 p.m. M-SaCollins, Chock HIE 9:43 a.m. M -FColonel Stoopnagle KGB, KVOE, 6:30 p.m. FColumbia Masterworks KFAC, 6 p.m. SuComedy Writers' Show. .KECA, 7 p.m. SuCommander Scott....KHJ, KVOE, 10:15 a.m. SuConcert Nocturne KtiFJ. 10 p.m. 1)Contented Hour____....KFI, KFSI). 7 p.m. MCooley, Spada KFWB. 4 p.m. M -FCooper, Alex _______KXLA, 12:15 a.m. 1)

.....KXLA, 3:30 p.m. SaCotton, Carolina. KGER, 3:30 p.m. 31-FCount of Monte Cristo KM, KGB. 8 p.m. TuCounterspy KECA, ILFNIB. 2:30 p.m. SuCountry Journal KNX. 1:30 p.m. SaCounty Fair ENS, 6 p.m. WCounty Medical Assu..____KFAC, 10:45 a.m. TitCrime Photographer ___KNX, 6:30 p.m. TitCriswell KFWB, 6:30 p.m. SaCrocker, Betty _..SECA, 10:55 a.m. M -FCross, Milton KECA, 1:30 pm. SnCross Section, U.S.A..- KNX, 3 p.m. SaCunningham, Bill KHJ. 11:30 a.m. Su( urtain Time KFI, KFSD, 4:30 p.m. SaDance Time ........ ______.__KFAC, 10 p.m. 15I-SaDarby, Raymond.. EFL 10:13 p.m. SaDavies, Clem______-_EGER, 5:311 p.m 31-SaDean Dizzy KFI, 5 p.m. SsDennis Day KM. 7 p.m. SaDinner Bell Roundup___KXLA, 11:30 a.m. M -FDixon. Nancy KW. 1:15 pan. M -FDoorway to Life KNX, 10 a.m. SuDouble or Nothing KFI, 11 a.m. M -FDowney. Morton...KFI, 11:15 p.m. Tu, Th, MsDowntown and All ArountL___Kn, 10 n.m. M -FDr. Christian KNX, 8:30 p.m. WDr. Dana ............... _______ ....... KNX, 5:30 p.m. SuDr. Flies Clinic. KHJ, 8:30 a.m. Sa---- - KFWB, 7:30 p.m. SaDr. I. Q .KFI, KFSD. 6:30 p.m. NIDr. I. Q. Jr.... .KFI, KFSD, 2:30 p.m. SsDr. Standish . ENX, 4:30 p.m. SuF.astside Show_______KFWB. 10 p.m. 11-SaEasy Listening.. KFI, 12:30 p.m. SaEchoes of Eden..._____KFWB. 10:30 Pm. SuEddy, Nelson ....... ______ KFI. 6 p.m. ThEditor at Home._ SECA 16:13 a.m. SuEditor of the Air KFVD, 12 n. 51-F}}Editor's Diary KW, 8:30 a.m. 31-F1Kison, Bob _11NX, 10:15 p.m. 5I -FEpiscopal Diocese... ...KMPC. 7:15 p.m. SaEscape.... ........... _.._ .......... .KNX, 10:30 p.m. ThEternal Light - .KFI, 9 a.m. SuEthel and Albert..._.__ KECA. 1:45 p.m. 5I -FEvelyn Winters KNX. 11:45 a.m. M -FEvening Concert KFAC, 8 p.m. NI-SaEverybody WinsFalcon KILL 7 p.m. WFamily Hour ---------KNX, 3 p.m. SuFamily Theatre ICHJ. 7 p.m. ThFamous Jury TrialsFamous MusicFarm HighlightsFarm JournalFarm NewsFarm Reporter..._Fat Man

KECA, 9:30 p.m. I.KITE 1:45 p.m. Su

KFI, 6:15 n.m. M-SaKNX. 6 a.m. M -F

KMPC, 6:15 n.m. NI-SaIEFE 12 0. 31-SaKECA, 8 p.m. F

F.B.I. In Peace and War. .KNX, 9 p.m. Th}Feature Wire KFI, 5 p.m. 51-FFenneman, George.._ ........ ___KECA. 4 p.m. 31-FFestival of Music KFAC, 11 a.m. 51-Sa*Fidler, Jimmie.._-___-. KHJ. 5:30 p.m. Sin

KECA, 7:30 p.nt. SuFingertip Successes KMPC. 8:15 n.m. SaFirestone Favorites .KMPC, 7 p.m. 31-FFirst Piano QuartetFisher, Geo KFI, 11 a.m. Su

KNX. 5:55 p.m. SuFishing & Hunting Club KH.I. 14 p.m. SnFishing Facts KFOX. 8 p.m. 111, 9 p.m. ThFishing Pals KFOX 7:15 p.m. Tu. Tit FFive -Seventy Club_ -..KLAC. 1:111 p.m. M -FFord, John Anson_ KNX, 3:30 p.m. SnForests Aflame KM, 3:15 p.m. Sa*Foreign Reporters_____KECA, 10 a.m. SnFor Tourist Thide. ____RECA. 5:15 p.m. W*Frandsen. Tom KMPC, 5 p.m. 31-FFree for All ENX. 7 p.m. WFront -Page Farrell....KFI, KFSD, 2:45 p.m. 51-FFrontiers of Science KNX. 11:45 p.m. To*Fuldheim. Dorothy KECA. 4:45 p.m. Sa*Fuller, Sid 11111.1, 12 n. M -F

___ SECA. 6:15 p.m. NI -FFun House .............._..___.._..KECA. 5:15 p.m. 31-F*Gaeth. Arthur KECA, 9 p.m. NIGangbusters KECA. 9 p.m. SaGarden Guide KHJ, 10:15 a.m. KaGarden School KGER, 2:30 p.m. M -F*Garred, Rob ..ENX, 7:30 a.m.. 5:43 p.m. M-SaGateway to Music KFAC. 9:30 p.m. SnGilbert and Sullivan KFAC. 9:30 n.m. SuGirls' Corns KHJ, 9:30 a.m. SitGive and Take. KNX, 10:30 a.m. Sn

quiz, or offer lupe.rt.

Godfrey, Arthur KNX, 3 p.m. 31-FGodfrey's Talent Scouts__ KNN. 11:30 p.m. NI*Godwin, Earl.._.._ _KECA, 9:15 p.m. MGo for the House...---KECA, 8:30 p.m. WGraham, Sheilah. ..K11.1. 8:45 p.m.' SaGraham, Nance KMPC, 9 a.m. so

KLAC, 11:15 a.m. SuGrand Central Station. ENS, 10 a.m. SaGrandpa Owens KFI. 8 a.m. SuGrand Ole Opry. .._ .KFI, KISH. 7:30 p.m. SaGrand Slam__________KNX. 8:30 a.m. M -FGray,Jeanne.-----.__KMPC, 3:30 p.m. M -EGulng Light_ . . . _____KNX, 10:43 a.m. M -FGuild and Criswell. ___ KFWB, 6:45 p.m. SsHal's Memory Room KFOX. 6:30 p.m. I)Hamblen, Stuart .KFWB, 4:45 p.m. M-SaHampton. Lionel_._-..-.KHJ, 9:30 P.m SaHanlon, Tom -__KNX. 5:15 p.m. 311-SaHappy Homes .KHJ, 1:30 p.m. M -FHappy Theater. .KECA, 5 p.m. M -F*Hardy, Glenn___._.KHJ, 10 am., 9 p.m. DHarrington. Bill... KHJ, 11:30 p.m. IIHarris. Rutile ENS, 145 p.m. M -F*Hari. Joseph ENS. 11:30 a.m. SuHart, Maitrice....KFWB, 11 a.m.. 10:30 a.m. NI-SaHarvest of Stars. ENX. 6:30 p.m. WHaven of Rest......EXLA, 8:30 a.m. M. W, I'

___KIRKIL ERNO, KFOX. 8 a.m. Tu, Th. SsHawaii Calls KILL 8:30 p.m. FlaHawk, Bob KFI, 7 p.m. ThHawthorne. Jim-_____KECA 10:30 p.m. M-SaHayes Touchdown Tips KHJ, 6:30 p.m. F*Hayes. Sam Kr!. 7:45 a.m. M-Sa*Hayes, Sam KECA. 12 n. NI -FHaynes. Dick KLAC. 6 n.m. 51-Sa*Heatter, Oabriol_.KHJ, 7 p.m. Sn, 6 p.m. M -FHeart's Desire KHJ, KGB, 2 p.m. 31-FHeidi, Horace KFE 7:36 p.m. Su*Hemingway. Frank..._ KHJ. 4:15 p.m. 31-9a*Henry, Bill_. . ......... _______KHJ, 6:53 p.m. 11 -Fe*Henry. Fred KLAC, 5 p.m. 3I -FHere's Hollywood..._ KI CA, 10:15 p.m. SuHere's to Veterans_______ 1.11. 11:15 p.m. NIHetherington, Keith.._.___ KMPC, 11 a.m. 96High Adventure IsI1J, 8:30 p.m. FHighlights in Music .. .._. . hill. 10:15 p.m. 11-FHighlights of the Bible KIT. 7 a.m. Su

Hill, Edwin C._________ F CKA. 6 p.m. SI-FHilton, James___________ KNX, 7 p.m. TbHint Hant_________.__ KNX, 2 p.m. 111-FHIt Parade Kr!, 9 p.m. SaHit the Jackpot__ iss, X. 6:30 p.m. TuHollywood Bowl h51PC 8:30 p.m. MHollywood Howl Auditions Eli, 7 p.m. WHollywood Itowl Orch KNX. 12 u. SuHollywood Casting Forum ..KGF.I. 9:45 a.m. SsHollywood House Party._ KGFJ. 8:45 p.m. M-NaHollywood Open House .KIVI, 8:30 p.m. NI. Tit

KFI, 9 p.m. W: 9:30 p.m. FHollywood Showcase KNX, 7:341 p.m. SoHollywood Star Theater _ . . KFL 8 p.m. SuHollywood Theater- KFI, 6:30 p.m.*Home News KECA. 5:30 p.m. M -F*Hope of Peace________KECA. 3:30 p.m. SuHour of Faith ______ KECA, 8:30 a.m. SuHouse of Mystery_______KHJ. KGB, 1 p.m. SuHouse Party ENS. 2:30 p.m. 51-FHoward. Eddy KFI. 12 n. Su*Huntley. Chet.._ENX. 10 p.m. DIf They Mid Lived h.. i .1. 7:45 p.m. M. W. FInner Sanctum.. ...ENS. 9 p.m. NI*inside Inc Sens KFI. 10:30 p.m. Su -F*Inside of Sports Kilt. KVOE. 9:30 p.m. NI -FInventory 1945 KNX, 1:17 p.m. SsImitation to Learning KNX, 9 a.m. SuIn My.Opinion iiNX, 11:45 p.m. MIt Pays to Be Ignorant h N X, 7:30 p.m. MnIt's a Living hill, 6:30 p.m. SuIt's Fun to Be Young KNX. 11:30 a.m. SsJack in All Trades... ....KNX, 2:30 p.m. linJarvis. Al KLAC. It a.m.. 5:05 p.m. 31-14aJeff Regan. Investigat,,, ...ENX. 9:30 p.m. Sa*Jereens Journal... KECA, 6 p.m. SuJimmy and Wally KIEV. 6 p.m. Su.Ilse at Five.......__KGF.1. 5 p.m. 31-SaJohnny Fletcer KECA. 4:30 p.m. SuJohnson, Floyd B. hitliii. KRNO, 7:30 p.m. Su

KGER. 8:05 p.m. SoJoyce Jordan. M.U. KFI. 10:45 n.m. 51,1Juke Box Matinee K XI..1, 3:15 p.m. 11-14alump -.lump of 11011.1.. 11011,.. h II. 9 a.m. SsJunior Miss Is \ \ , 8:30 a.m. SnJunior Symphony lit% IS. 2:30 p.m. SnJust Plain Bill hit. KFSD. 2:30 p.m. II -1Kelley. Bob KM P1 , I. I:, p.M. 51-F, 5:17 p.m. Sa*Kennedy, John K KILL 11:13 a.m. Su*Kiernan 'a Kerner Is) i 5. 10:15 a.m. 31-FKilgallen. Dorothy hi c 5. 11:15 a.m. ThKraft Music Hall....._kit. KFSIL 6 p.m. ThL. A. Rreskfast Club KrWli. 8 a.m. WL. A. County Reports kNN, 3:30 p.m. SaLadd. Alan I., \ , 7 p.m. SuLadies. Re Seated is i 1 5. 3 p.m. 311-FLadles' Day 1.1 i . 9:65 a.m. Il-FLadies First..... - 1:11.1, 11 a.m. M -FLamour. Dorothy KFI, 6:30 p.m. ThLand of the Free KILL 9:45 p.m. %

______ ........ KMPC, 7:15 p.m. SuLane, Vance...1110ER, 15:05 a.m., 4:05 p.m. M -FLassie . . ___ KFI, 2:15 p.m. SaI.. A. Story KNX. 4:30 p.m. SsLawrence, Jerry KMPC, 7:30 p.m. 31-F

Pane Thirty

RADIO LIFE SEPTEMBER 5, 1948

*Lawton, Fleetwood__ KMPC, 7:30 a.m. 31-SaKFI,7:15 a.m. M -Se, 1111J, 9:15 p.m. M -F

Layman's Hour KFWB. 9:30 p.m. SoLet George Do It KHJ, KGB. 8 p.m. MLet's Pretend SNX, 8:05 a.m. SaLet's Talk HollywoocLILF1 4 p.m.. 9:30 p.m. Su*Lewis, Fulton. KHJ, 4 p.m.. 10 p.m. M -FLeyden, Bill &FMB, 10 a.m. 5I -FLiberal Catholic Hour KFAC, 9 a.m. SuLife Begins at 80 KILL 12:30 p.m. SuLife Can Be Beautiful. KFI. 3:15 p.m. M -FLife of Riley HIE 7 p.m. FLight of the World KFI, 11:45 a.m. M -FLindlahr, Victor_ SS , 9:15 a.m. M -F

,CListen to This A, 1 p.m. M -FListeniug Post..--...SECA, 11:15 a.m. M. W. F.Living. 1948 KFI, 1 p.m. SaLomax, Alan KHJ, 9 a.m. SuLone Ranger ....KlECA, 7 p.m M W.: 8 p.m. SoLone Wolf SHJ, 6:30 p.m. TuLong Beach Band EIGER, 2 p.m. Tu-SuLora Lawton KFI, 8:45 a.m. 51-FLorenzo Jones }EFL EFSD, 1:30 Pm 5I -FLucky Luger Dance Time ...KFAC, 10 p.m. NI -SoLucky Partners ECHJ, 4:30 p.m. Su*Lundberg, Dan..... ...... __SXLA, 10:30 p.m. M-SaLutheran Gospel Hour HICLA, 6:30 p.m. SuLutheran Hour_____SHJ, HVOE, 9:30 a.m SuLux Theater.. KNX, 6 p.m. 51Madhouse Musicale SECA, 4:15 p.m. PaMajor League Ball 1151PC, 1 p.m. NI -FMake Way for Youth KNX, 2:30 p.m. SeMa Perkins JUL 111FSD, 12:15 p.m. 5I -F

_ KNX, 10:15 a.m. 51-FMalone, Ted SECA, 10 a.m. 51-FManhattan Merry -Go -Round......... SF', 6 p.m. SuMan Called X KNX. 8 p.m. SuMan Named Jordan__ KNX, 8:30 p.m. FMoon. Herbert J 1111, 10 a.m. SuManncrs, Zeke KECA. ':45 a.m. M -F

KLAC. 8:30 a.m. M -F*Manning, Knox ENS, 12:30 p.m., 5 p.m. 51-SaMansfield, Andy KWKW, 3:30 p.m. 511-F

Masked Spooner......._ ...... ... __KHJ, 10 p.m. SaMassey. Curt ..._ _ HECA, 9:30 p.m. 51

McLaughlin, Bob KLAC, 1:10 p.m. M -FMcNeill's Breakfast Club SECA, 8 a.m. M -FMediation Board......_ KHJ, SGB, 5 p.m. St.Meet Curtiss Archer EWE 7 porn. TiMeet the Meeks NFL 8 a.m. SiMeet the Missus _UNIX, 1:30 p.m. M -F; 12 u. S:Meet the Press ECHJ. 7 p.m. 1Melodiana KFI, 7:30 a.m. SiMelodies America Loves JINX, 7:30 p.m. TiMelody Matinee... KID, 1.2:45 p.m. M -IMelody Parade KFI, 3:45 p.m. StMelody Time ._._...KFI, 10:45 p.m. Su -FMerry -Go -Round ___ ENS, 11:15 p.m. UMessage of Israel___________ SECA, 8 a.m. SuMidnight Flyer

gEmpCKFI, 4:3012 PP;Inm.. MNI:rMild and Mellow*Miller. Rex KHJ. 7:30 a.m., 4:45 p.m. 51-FMirandy SECA, 8:45 a.m. So*Monday Morn. Headlines._ SECA, 8:15 p.m. Su*Monitor News ....... ______ SECA, 8:15 p.m. TuMonroe, Vaughn KNX, 7:30 p.m. 511Morning Bible Hour KFOX, 8:30 a.m. SuMorning Concert__ ....... _KFAC, 9 a.m. M -SeMorning Watch__ SECA, 5:30 a.m. 51-FMother's Album KMPC, 6:30 P.m SuMovie Matinee IIHJ, 11 a.m. SaMr. ace and JANE ENS, 9 p.m. FMr. and Mrs. North..... ......KNX, 8:30 p.m. TuMr. District Attorney._ KFI, ELFSD, 9:30 p.m. WMr. Information KNX, 2:25 p.m. 51-FMr. Keen .KNX, 8:30 p.m. ThMr. President SECA, 8 p.m. ThMurray. Johnny KFI. 4:15 p.m. SI-F*Murrow, Edward KNX, 4:45 p.m. M -FMusic and Mr. Blairms______HECA, 7:30 p.m. MMusic Hour KFI, 9:30 P.m. Sa.Music of Manhattan SECA, 6:30 p.m. SaMusic Shop KFI, 10:15 p.m. M. W. F.Music to Shave By )SECA, 7:15 a.m. M-SaMusical Favorites KFAC, 3 p.m. M-SaMusical Masterpieces_____KFAC, 4 p.m. 51 -SoMusical Digest KGFJ, 6 p.m. 51 -SoMusical Roundup

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Spotlight Boyne- KNX, 7:30 p.m. FSiquetildn Dmeen.-11XLA, KR -NO, 9 p.m. M -F

KGER, 12:30 p.m. M -FStairway to the Stars KFI, 8:30 p.m. FStandard Hour____Kri. ELF_ ,SD 8:30 p.m. SuStanley, Eddie ....... _____ KIEPC, 1 P.m. SeStar Time ILMPC, 5:05 p.m. M -FStars in the Night SECA, 8:30 p.m. MStars Over Hollywood. KNX, 9:30 a.m. SeStella Dallas Kn. SFS.)). 1:15 p.m. M -FSterling, Wallace.. KNX, 5:56 p.m. PaStop Me.Stop the Music... -___KECA, 5 p.m. SuStory Land Kn. 9:15 a.m. SaStraight Arrow-------- KHJ, 8 p.m. Th'Strike It Rich .IENX, 6:30 p.m. SuStrolling Tom .KFWB, 9 a.m. 31-FStudio One KNX. 7 p.m. TuStyles in Music._ ___-...KFI, 6:30 p.m. TuSummer Concert...-_ SECA, 3 p.m. SeSummer Serenade SECA, 3:30 p.m. SaSunday st the Chase KXX, 5 p.m. SuSunday Evening Club KFAC, 8:45 p.m. SuSunday Morning Melodles KMPC, 8:15 a.m. SuSunday Vespers KECA. 11:30 a.m. SuSunrise Salute ENS, 6:15 a.m. M-SaSupermaa. _ - ... - KILL 5:30 p.m. 51-FSuperstitIon_____-...- ....... SECA, 6:30 p.m. SuSupper Club ............ ___.KFI, KFSD, 8 p.m. M -FSurprise Package SECA. 2 p.m. M -FSurprise Symplionette_. KFI, 2:30 p.m. SuSuspense &NS, 6 p.m. ThSweet and Lovely ........ _____KFI. 10:30 p.m. SeSymphonette KNX. 10:30 p.m. M. W. F.'Take a Number ___. KHJ, 5 p.m. Sa'Take It or Leave It EFL 7 p.m. SuTaylor, Henry J KH.1, KGB, 9:45 p.m. M. FTaylor Made Melodies KFI, 6:45 a.m. 31-SaTaylor, Mary Lee KNX, 11 a.m. SsTeen and Twenty Ttme....KMPC, 5:05 p.m. 51-FTeen -Timers KHJ. 11:30 a.m. SeTelephone Hour ........... ____KFI. ELFSD. 9 p.m. MTell It Again -- ....... ....KNX, 11 a.m. SuTempleton, Oink KHJ, 9:15 p.m. SaTex and Jinx KFI, 6 p.m. WTexaco Star Theater SECA, 9 p.m. WTexas Tiny EGER, 1.2:15 p.m M -FTheater of Today KNX, 9 a.m. SoThe Jedge SHJ, 10:30 a.m. NI -FThe Sheriff KECA, KFMB, 6:30 p.m. FThe Whistler ENS, 7:30 p.m. WThere's Always Woman KHJ, 3 p.m. SsThin Man KFI. 9 p.m. TuThinking Allowed SECA, 1 p.m. SuThis Centennial Year. SECA, 9:30 a.m. SoThis Changing World. SECA, 12 n. SuThis Is for lou SECA, lu:30 a.m. SeThis Is Your FBI________HECA, 9:30 p.m. F*This Week SECA, 11 a.m. SuThis Woman's Secret EFL KFSD. 4 p.m. M -F*Thomas, Lowell KNX. 8 p.m. 51-FThree Alarm KMPC, 2 p.m. M -FThree for the Money......... .............. RAJ, 6 p.m. SeTillamodc Sitchen...-KFI. KFSD, 9:30 a.m. SeTodds...._ ENS, 4:45 p.m. SaToday's Children_KFI, KFSD, 11:30 a.m. M -FTom Mix SHIJ. KGB, 5:45 p.m. M -FTomorrcw Calling KNX, 4 p.m. SeTorme, Mel EFL _8:30 p.m. TuTown Meeting SECA, 9 p.m. TuTreasury Bond Show SECA, 12:30 p.m. Su

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SEPTEMBER 5, 1942 RADIO LIFE

Cueing the "Cats"(Continued From Page 8)

in Mark Connoly's "Green Pastures."The big blond actor was the firstwhite rrlan in this country to playthe role, an honor Parley realizes andappreciates.

It was a four-year period with theAir Force that familiarized Parleywith the Coast, and immediatelyupon his service release he bag-and-baggaged it out of Salt Lake intoHollywood, where immediate andmyriad radio portrayals have kepthim. Parley's Mutual -Don Lee creditsinclude the role of "Mr. Stulir" on"Those Websters"; "Rene Michon" of"The Count of Monte Cristo"; androles in "Cisco Kid" and "CaliforniaMelodies." Parley works on ABC's"Retribution" and "California Cara-van." Other network shows, suchas "The Whistler," "Man NamedJordan," and "Doorway to Life" alluse Parley's talents as dialecticianand good all-around actor.

But it's the big between -radio -show performances he loves to talkabout. As sure as there is half aday available, Parley whizzes out tothe World's Jungle Compound atThousand Oaks on Ventura Boule-vard. Here he visits the leos andtheir ladies, and occasionally takesa turn in the cage. Years ago Par-ley made friends with the famedwoman animal trainer, Mabel Stark,who keeps her felines housed at theCompound. Parley self-abnegatinglyexplains, "Mabel takes pity on meand lets me work out in the cagessometimes." He doesn't explain thathe is a full-fledged trainer by now,as evidenced by the fact that he car-ries only one small scar on his wrist,despite hundreds of appearanceswith bears, lions and tigers.

" 'Cats have personalities as dis-tinct as dogs. Entirely different fromone another. One of my favorites is abig tiger named Billy, who belongsto Mabel. Tigers are not only smart-er and more skilled at acts thanlions, they are also more treacher-ous and wily, and paradoxically,more friendly."

Parley refutes the old theory thatthe first requisite of animal trainingis overcoming your fear of the ani-mal. The trick, it seems, is to over-come the animal's fear of you. Afrightened animal is the one thatwill attack.

Parley further points out that,contrary to popular thought, "theanimal on the ground is the mostdangerous. He can spring fromthere, or whip around behind you.A 'cat' on a pedestal can jump onlyone way-down.

"Another thing. Have you heardspectators unconsciously breathe asigh of relief as the animals startout of a cage after their act? Inreality, that's the most dangerouspoint. When 'cats' are entering orleaving the arena, anything canhappen.

"A chord in G signifies an exit toPa g a Thirty-two

most animals. That's because mostin and out music ends on that chord,and heaven help the trainer whodoesn't recognize the sound. He canfind himself in the path of a streamof animals weighing some odd hun-dreds of pounds, all determined tobe on their way.

"Employing common sense canmakes life easier for a trainer.

"I had only one lion I couldn'twork. It was back in Salt Lake, andthis big old Albert flatly refused toaccept me. I knew it was Albert orme . . . one of us had to go . . . sowe traded him to a circus for Dickie,a bunchy, ugly little old beast. Itrained Dickie to ride a tricyclearound the ring, finally, but the oldfellow hated it so much that beforeeach performance he'd deliberatelystart knocking himself out. He'd siton the tricycle seat weaving aroundand around, making himself as dizzyas possible so that he wouldn't haveto go on. He succeeded a couple oftimes, too," chuckled Parley.

No Big Top at HomeThe pretty "Ernie" Baer was for-

merly Ernestine Hanneford, niece ofthe famous equestrian clown, "Poo-dles" Hanneford. Ernie was luredaway from her own trapeze andequestrian acts to marry the manwho first interviewed her on the airfor his listeners. Today Parley rem-inisces, "The day Ernie and I weremarried I got the worst scare of mylife. Our ceremony was at NewYork's Little Church Around the Cor-ner, at noon. At 3:30 Ernie had togo on with her trapeze act. I couldn'twatch. Today she can't watch whenI work lions.

"Ernie sees only my humiliation athome as a result of trying to trainour two house cats. Repeatedly I'veattempted to teach them something,only to be rewarded by their cold,pitying stares before they march dis-dainfully away. I can't get them todo a darn thing!"

Autobiography ofA News Item(Continued From Page, 7)

midnight. This included all mysalient points as edited by the latestwire services plus the local coverageof the KFWB news staff.

Born of an explosion and attendedby reporters who used phones, cables,telegrams, teletypes and recordingmachines as well as microphones,I was brought to you without charge,although thousands of dollars werespent to put me on the air quickly,accurately and dramatically. Geog-raphy and history references hadbeen hurriedly opened; secretariesof important people had beencajoled, threatened, flattered andbribed; special vehicles with record-ing devices had sped in many directions; I had been written and re-written, rehearsed and delivered ahalf dozen times.

And then I was gone.

Louise Dunbar, 4637 Melbourne Avenue,Los Angeles 27, Calif.

Heard on "Colonel Stoopnagle's Acad-emy":

Col. Stoopnagle (to contestant whohas just spelled icicle correctly):Right. An icicle is a big drip who hasbecome stiff from eavesdropping.

Margaret Siggins, 3239 Sherbourne Drive,Los Angeles 34, Calif.

Heard on "Let's Talk Hollywood":George Murphy: This next song is

from a picture, and I want you to tellme who says it to whom in the pic-ture. (Orchestra plays "They' Wouldn'tBelieve Me.")

Eddie Bracken: President Trumanand the Eightieth Congress.

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Dorothy Shay Found Her Niche When SheSwitched Her Songs From Big -City StyleTo the Park Avenue Hill - Billy Laments

By Joan Buchanan

c)A7HEN DOROTHY SHAYwas a little girl, sheinformed her motherthat she didn't want tomake people sad, she

wanted to "make them laugh." "AndI'll make more money in a weekthan you do in, a month," was an-other youthful assertion. Dorothy'smother, Frances Sims, sang for herown enjoyment, not for money, andwas mostly heard in chorales and asa soloist in classical renditions.

The future "Park Avenue Hill -Billy," however, admits that shenever wanted to follow her mother'sbent for the classics. As high-schoolstudent Dorothy Sims in her hometown of Jacksonville, Florida, sheearned the title of "most witty mem-ber" of her class, and spent a lot oftime dreaming of the stage andmovies. Slender finances supportedher for one term at the PasadenaPlayhouse, where the drama teach-ers tried in vain to get the youngSoutherner to pronounce her name"Sims" instead of "Sems," and say"pen" instead of "pin."

First JobsAfter Pasadena, Dorothy returned

to Jacksonville and tried to interestlocalites in her voice. Her first en-gagement came at radio stationWJHP, her first success was madein the floor show of a local hotel.Hired at twenty-five dollars a week,she made a deal whereby she gotfive additional dollars for each weekshe continued. On her final-andeighteenth-week she collected $110.A series of band tours brought herto Hollywood, where she got a jobat the House of Murphy singing fromtable to table. "Fifty dollars andtips!" Virginia O'Brien had held thejob just prior to Dorothy and hadlanded a contract at a movie stu-dio. "I figured it was a good omen,"she recalls. And it was.

New York was tough to crack, butBetty Shay, head of a radio network

September 5, 1948

audition office, took an interest inDorothy. Her advice was, "more ex-perience," and she suggested aU.S.O. tour. "I came back from thetour, went back to see Betty andsaid, 'I have the experience-whatdo I do now?'" laughs Dorothy. An-other singer named Simms was do-ing rather well, so Betty suggesteda name change for Dorothy. Dorothychose the name Shay in honor of herfriend. "And I can pronounce it,too," she smiles. She annexed thesinging spot with the Morton Gould -Alec Templeton summer show thatyear and found herself in demandas a night-club singer in the bigcity.

Changed ActUp till now, our Miss Shay had

been singing her songs straight.One night, during a supper -club en-gagement, encores had exhaustedher straight repertoire. Still the cus-tomers clamored for more. Dorothyswung into the lyrics of an obscur-ity titled "Uncle Fud." The song wasone she had learned from a pianoplayer in Santa Monica-no one inNew York had ever heard it before.Spotlighted in the center of the floor,gowned immaculately, the singer de-livered, "Oh, I was born in Tennes-see, an' I was married when I wasthree . . ."' She knew by the tu-mult that greeted her song that shehad found her particular niche.Since then she has concentrated onher smartly styled country -typesongs, one straight number a per-formance only.

The "Park Avenue Hill -Billy" han-dle came about when an agentwarned her that the audience in asmart Cleveland night-spot wouldn'tpay any attention to her unless theylearned in advance that she wassomething pretty special. He thoughtup the "Park Avenue Hill -Billy" tagand it served its purpose beautifully.Dorothy likes it, but avers that itcaused her interview trouble duringher trip to Paris. A French news-

At- PRETTY DOROTHY SHAY looksTOM Park Avenue than hill -billy

in this portrait - actually she's neither.Florida is her home state, New York andHollywood her sometime homes.

piper interviewer-who spoke littleEnglish-wanted it explained. "Youknow what Park Avenue is?" Doro-thy started.

"A beautiful boulevard," was theParisian's identification.

"Fine-now in America we havebig mountains-big hills. The peo-ple who live there are called afterthe hil:s."

"But why are they called 'billies'?"he wondered.

"Anyway," continued Dorothy, "Iam not a hill -billy."

"Mon Dieu!" said the Frenchman.They spent the rest of the interviewtalking about French painting.

On her return from tkat particularEuropean trip, Dorothr wa greetedby an interviewer who asked, "When

(Please Torn to Faye 39)

111P DOROTHY LOOKS like this as sheco-stars with Spike Jones on -Spot-

light levue- and as she delivers her night-club routines. Many of the songs she singsare her own.

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"L A N I," THE MILLER Siamececat, roams sociably about her new

domain, and is particularly bossy with thewild loxes which scamper up from the near-by canyons.

THIS TRANSFORMED living room wasonce a vast musical hall where MaryMcCormick seated the hundreds of

guests who visited her summer estate.Costs on this building alone were estimatedat $150,000 in 1928.

Monday -Friday, 4 :45 p.m.MBS-Klif , KGB. KVOK

IgilTOP the cliff walltowering along thebeach highway t oMalibu, in the lovelyscenic setting knownas Pacific Palisades,

are fifteen acres of what was oncethe fabulous McCormick summerestate.

In 1928, Miss Mary McCormicktook out a building permit on thisproperty, estimating $150.000 for hermusic room alone. She constructedthis vast auditorium to seat and en-tertain her many illustrious guestswith performances by concert andtheatrical artists of every sort andstatus. The architecture of this sep-arate building included: an over-head balcony with a tier of extrachairs; a solid concrete projectionroom for showing the best motion

From the Ornate Music Room Which MaryMcCormick Built for Her Summer Estate,The Rex Millers Have Made a New Home!

By Judy Maguire.11p, HERE'S ANOTHER long view of

the living room, to show theheight and architecture. Picture wastaken from balcony, which was formerlya tier of extra seats.

.11., THE DINING ROOM was previous.ly a second stage for the chamber

orchestra which Miss McCormick main-tained to play each evening at dinner.Furniture is part of Miller antique collection.

pictures of the time; a main stagefor the artists; and a side stage forthe small chamber orchestra whichshe maintained to play every eve-ning at dinner, during her twomonths' stay out of the year.

Then and NowRecently, Mutual commentator Rex

Miller and his wife, concert pianistSonya Mischell, passed the shoresideroad which leads up to that oldMcCormick site. They explored it, tothe sign announcing "This estate forsale by public administrator."

The caretaker chatted with themabout "the big music room downthere past the gate." A man namedBennett had purchased the main Mc-Cormick residence, it seemed, andplanned to convert it into two lovelyhomes. Deborah Kerr owned theeight -bedroom, eight -bath dwellingwhich had once been the guesthouse. The great golf course had be-come a subdivision. The beautifultheater -hall, however, stood aban-doned and neglected, almost a whiteelephant suggesting no utility.

"Of course it wasn't the sort ofplace most people would buy for ahome," the Millers say now, as theyextend welcome to the purchasethey delightedly made at court."But It's exactly what we've alwayswanted." With the vision of theirchanges, Mary McCormick's musicroom is becoming transformed froma hall into a home.

The two dressing rooms are nowrebuilt into bedrooms. The or-chestral stage, (now furnished withthe long sixteenth century monas-tery table which Rex and his wifefound in Italy, and the matchingchairs which they had made inFlorence), is a historical - lookingdining room. Albert, the Millers'Belgian house man, has his roomand bath in the former concrete pro-jection booth.

The auditorium itself is a resplend-

FROM HIS SEA WALL, Rex Millerhas views to Point Dueme one wayand Palos Verdes the other.

ent living room, filled with foreigncurios and furniture, pictures. ornaterugs and charm. Two concert pianos,for Sonya Miller's teaching and pro-fessional use, are set near the tallGothic windows. An Oriental vase,with fragrant foliage from thegrounds outside, breaks the heightof the far wall. A folksy long couchfacing the fireplace changes whatseverity the room might have.

When the Millers began redecorat-ing, they were offered $7500 for thepolished walnut floor alone. "Sellit!" Rex scoffs. "We wanted to keepit ourselves!" There is matchingwalnut paneling all around the mainroom. The medieval -like doors arenearly four inches thick.

Cook's TourThese rich surroundings well back-

ground the many objets d'art whichthe Millers have collected fromaround the world. Everywhere onelooks is a charming antique witha history; for the Millers havebrought these things home withthem in sentiment and not show. Awooden cradle and a bronze urnfrom a Switzerland chateau flankthe hearth. The two -hundred -year -old inlaid and hand -carved desk, inwhich Mrs. Miller keeps two shelvesof teapots and old china, belongedto an Austrian ambassador whobrought it to Mexico. To kill thetermites Rex and Sonya have hadto pour alcohol steadily into their300 -year -old refectory table. There isan old Spanish chest against thewall which immediately draws com-ment. "Oh, that's famous!" criesSonya Miller. "But," she confesses,"I've forgotten the story." The mas-sive mirror on the wall came fromthe south of France; and one of theloveliest rugs in the house is from

MRS. MILLER IS PROFESSIONALLY KNOWN as concertpianist Sonya Mitchell. Rex Miller taught at Boston and

Harvard universities, was a journalist for the New York HeraldTribune and Times and the Christian Science Monitor, and servedas American Trade Commissioner to Australia, before becominga Mutual commentator.

Algiers, of a pattern notin this country.

No Need to VagabondWith these European accents to re-

mind them of their travels, theMillers make together a contented,picturesque home. Sonya Miller maygive a concert next season; atpresent she teaches and has manyprivate musical entertainments tointroduce new artists and performfor her friends. Rex has finished hisNews -o -Strip series with artist SergeKrizman (classroom films telling thestory of World War II in cartoonform, released through Contempt)).He is now working on a plan tosketch the day-to-day news picturefor television viewers.

The Millers have views to PointDueme one way and to Palos Verdesthe other. The deep canyon nearby isoverrun with wild foxes, and everynight at 8:30 the Millers feed themout of their hands. "I looked downfrom the sundeck one morning." Rexrecounts, "and there was this littlechap, lying on his back, kicking hisfeet in the air and having a wonder-

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often seen

TIME FOR TEA IN THEIR LOVELY OUTSIDE garden patio,as the Millers relax with 'lam,- the cat. Albert, their

Belgian house man, is particularly popular with the wild loses whichcome up to be led every night. He ...ells them -little chappies,-and summons them with -here low-sie, here low-xie,- each eveningat B:30.

FRANK MILTON, June Carroll andGeorge Hall arc three of the young

professionals who have been given an airbreak by veteran producer Leonard Sill -man. (NBC photos.)

7 h ursdau, 9:00 p.m.NRC-K I ,I, liFS11

EONARD SILLMAN, men-tor of "New Faces," theBurns and Allen summerreplacement program thatserves to make new facesfamiliar to old listeners,

was once a new face himself. Afterstarting his career in show businessas a fifteen -year -old song and danceman, Sillman replaced Fred Astaireas the juvenile lead in "Lady BeGood" on Broadway.

Since that time he has discoveredin his series of Broadway "NewFaces" revues, such famous faces asHenry Fonda. Tyrone Power, VanJohnson, Sonny Tufts. He broughtGypsy Rose Lee and Rags Raglandout of burlesque and into musicalcomedy.

"Why hasn't anyone before at -

..,14p. THE "NEW FACES" QUARTET callthemselves the -Skyriders.- The

girls are Pat Easton and Janie Martin, theboys are Chris Leighton and Burt Taylor.

New Faces Are

Their Fortunes

The Talented Young People Assembled byBroadway Producer Leonard Sillman TrodThe Path That Brought Fame to PresentStars Who Were "New Faces" in the Past

tempted to bring a typically theatri-cal fast -paced, youthful, amusingmusical revue to the radio medium?"Sillman asked rhetorically as helaunched his brood of bright faces onthe air.

Cast MembersBackgrounds of most of Sillman's

youngsters reveal a golden strain oftalent and a good deal of gruelingexperience on theater stages. ActressJay Presson (a fugitive from the lo-cal scene) started her career at theage of fourteen in a touring companyof "The Drunkard."

Actor -singer -dancer Frank Miltonhas worked in summer stock, tour-ing companies, Broadway near -hitsand misses since 1939. In GertrudeLawrence's recent tour of "Tonight at5:30." he understudied the leadingman and played fifteen assortedparts in the show.

George Hall, who assists in thewriting of Sillman's radio show inaddition to displaying his own corn-

edy talents on the program, had agood background in radio in his na-tive Canada before crossing over tothe U. S. to become a citizen. In theBroadway hit, "Call Me Mister," heplayed five parts. Later he under-studied Phil Silvers in "High ButtonShoes."

Ex -Seabee Gene Martin has sungon the air with such band luminariesas Vallee, Whiteman, Lombardo,Himber and Shep Fields.

Stage Flavor"Our aim with 'New Faces'," ex-

plains Leonard Sillman, "is to bringto the air a show that compares inits half-hour weekly allotted time tothe typical Broadway musical com-edy smash hit. We go from comedysketch to song to black -out to songto finale to intermission to secondact overture and so on- to the endof air time. It is as though we wereon the stage playing to a first -nightaudience. I think most of all that the

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1111.. HERE'S A PANORAMA VIEW OF SOME MIGHTY CUTE "NEW FACES."Back row of boys consists of Leonard Sillman (producer), Frank Milton, Gene

Martin and George Hall. The girls are Eleanor Jones, June Carroll, Jay Pressonand Marilyn Day.

HE'S FORTY-SIX, BUT LOOKS AT LEAST fifteen yearsyounger despite some of the rough knocks show business

has given him. (Barcus photo.)

ON THE RECENT JACK KIRKWOOD SHOW, Buddy and Jackhad a hilarious routire with a -Let's dance!" tag line.

Here Buddy seems willing. (CES-Braslarf photo.)

Mix Grit With GreasepaintA Recipe for Radio Showbiz

By Sid Stover

TORIES of how the stars"broke into show busi-ness" are a never-endingsource of fascination.

They tell you, gathered around thebar at the Lambs', the Players' orthe Friars Clubs, how Cantor, Jesseland Winchell were once a Bowerystreet -curb trio. Eminent Shake-spearean Maurice Evans to this dayhas a particular affection for theFirst Guard in the soliloquy scenein "Hamlet," now one of his greattriumphs, because Evans, too, wasonce a First Guard. Dan Dailey isglad to tell you or anyone, any time,any place, about the years he spentas an anonymous chorus boy, despitehis plainly visible six feet three.

Now radio has grown up justenough to boast a saga or two ofunvarnished courage, love of theprofession, and unfailing talent toadd to the rich literature of the hu-man side of the business that takesso much before it bestows its re-wards-show business.

We cite the case of Buddy Grey.First, when you meet,the little guy

(five -four AND a half) you won'twant to believe he's forty-six; helooks fifteen years younger. You'resure you're not hearing correctlywhen someone drops the remark

September 5, 1948

that Buddy played juveniles andcharacters in eastern stock twenty-five years ago. The situation leans'way over toward the fantastic whenyou learn that he's been a song -and -dance man in the nation's top vaude-ville circuits, that he operated oneof New England's most successfuldancing schools, has sold scripts tosome of radio's top prestige shows,and has, for twelve years, played(and is still playing) a great varietyof roles (not trick voices) in radiotoday.

The important thing is that Buddyis an actor, first and foremost-more an actor than all the otherthings which the versatile flame ofgenius makes him able to be.

Buddy launched his career as aboy soprano, appeared on the sameprogram with John McCormack, andset his goal to become a great singer.But one night, while onstage, he losthis voice completely. Back in hisdressing room, fellow troupers ralliedaround him and told him not to de-spair. Between two performances,they taught Buddy a short, simpledance routine-and a dancer he be-came. His singing voice was neverto return to its original quality.

He's not billed as, doesn't particu-larly care to compete with Edgar

Bergen's one-man radio circus. Buton a certain heart -twisting networkdrama recently, both the ancientCivil War veteran and the eleven -year -old great-grandson to whom theold-timer was giving out his simpleeloquence on the subject of Ameri-canism were-Buddy. Why? Merelybecause (a) much of the effect ofthe scene depended upon the experttiming of the youngster's responses,and (b) Buddy is just as much athome mike -wise as an eleven -year -old as he is as a centenarian.

Or, for that matter, he's equally athome with several dozen otherthings, ranging from a scientificMilquetoast killer to the district at-torney who prosecuted him in an-other recent airing. Buddy played'em both-in a courtroom dialoguetaken at a sharp crossfire pace.

While he's °probably best knownfor his co -featured spot on the CBSTack Kirkwood bellylaugh jet job,Buddy has been heard by radio'snational listening audience in every-thing from "Joe Peterson," the sym-pathetic little nincompoop who couldunderstand "Lorenzo Jones's" dreams(having none of his own) to lovableoctogenarian "Sheriff Tidey" in "Cis-co Kid's" electronic escapades.

Some of his assignments include"Suspense," "This Is Your FBI," "TheSaint," "Ellery Queen," "Ross Dolan,Detective," "Dark Venture." "Cali-fornia Caravan," "Family Theater,"and All -Star Western-in which heracked up memorable performancesas an unforgettable race-track tout,a psychopathic midget killer, and astone -hearted sadistic "mug" killer.

More ShowsBesides the Kirkwood spot, you've

heard him doing either a straight orcomic chunk with such radio risiblesas Joan Davis, Durante)-Moore, "Blon-die," Bill Goodwiq. What about soap

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Senior Man on ABC's Hollywood StaffHas Hawaiian Background, Loves Home

By Virginia West

EED BROWNING likesthe feeling you get on themikeside of a local show.. . . Network hours arefine.. .. They're big....

People hear your voice from coastto coast. . . . But the people youknow, the people who are importantin your life, are right here in yourhome town . . . and that goes forHollywood, or Honolulu, or Cham-paign, Illinois. That's the way Reedlooks at his job as an announceron ABC-KECA.

Since the network and station an-nouncing staffs have been combined,and Reed has taken over the "spiel-ing" duties on several of KECA'slocal shows, he's grown to feel thathe's really serving his own com-munity.

Reed Browning was born WilliamLivesay, in the town of Decatur,Illinois, only a stone's throw fromthe courthouse in which AbrahamLincoln first practiced law. He grad-uated from the University of Illinois,majoring in speech, and got his firstradio experience on the university'sstation, WILL. Throughout his col-lege career, Reed was active incampus dramatic organizations, butsoon found that radio was his firstlove.

While in school, like many youngmen, Reed dreamed of seekingfame and fortune in far places . . .

so toward the end of his senior yearbegan poring over the "help wanted"ads in radio trade magazines insearch of a job in some romanticoutpost of civilization. Luck waswith him. In answer to one of his"letters of application," he landedan announcing job with KGMB inHonolulu, Oahu, Hawaii. Diploma inPage Thirty-eight

hand, he picked up and departed forthat Pacific isle.

AcquisitionsLife in the islands was wonderful

in those pre-war days, according toReed. Even working there was anadventure. However, he gained a lotof valuable experience in his staffjob, and acquired, as well, a lot ofother things like his love for boats,swimming and spear fishing . . .

and his lovely young wife, Laurel.Laurel, now the mother of the threehusky Browning youngsters, hadlived in Hawaii most of her life, andwas a student at the University ofHawaii when she and Reed weremarried.

On ABC's Hollywood announcingstaff, Browning is senior man inpoint of years. After two years withKGMB, in the islands, the now am-bitious young married man returnedto the mainland and went to workon KYA, the Hearst station in SanFrancisco. He joined the staff ofKPO-KGO in the Bay City in 1941,and transferred to the Blue Networkin Hollywood in early '43. He's beenwith ABC ever since, with time outduring the latter part of the recentconflict for a year's service with theMerchant Marine.

During his announcing career,Reed has handled many importantshows, but he lists among thosethat he enjoyed most, being mike -man on local broadcasts of Amer-ica's Town Meeting of the Air, doingthe "Weekly War Journal" whichwas headed by Gen. Paul B. Maloneduring World War II, and being an-nouncer on Paul Carson's "Bridge toDreamland." He describes as hismost inspiring and thrilling broad-cast a sunrise service which he

BROWNING WAS BORN in Deca-tur, Illinois, near the courthouse

in which Lincoln first practiced law. He'sbeen with the network since 1941 and inHollywood since 1943. (ABC photo.)

helped to present from Palm Springsone Easter morning.

Reed's assignments on KECA in-clude the popular mid - afternoonmusic session for Paramount The-aters, "Norwood Smith Selects."rently a record show, the programwill become a "live" show againwhen Woody, the popular youngbaritone who originated the series,returns to the coast from his easternstage appearances. Writer -producerof the broadcasts, Felice Greene,says she finds herself writing inmore and more of the "folksy" typeof line which emcee Reed so ob-viously enjoys. . . . She's sure thatat heart he's just a hometown boy.And that's the way the fans feelabout Reed, as proved by the nicethings they say about him in theirletters.

Browning serves as announcer onSam Hayes' five -a -week noontimenews broadcasts on KECA, and hevoices the station's new thumbnail"Home News" edition at 5:30 p.m.,Monday through Friday. Workingwith Hayes on his newscasts is afamiliar job for Reed, for he hascollaborated with him over a longperiod of years ... on shows like theold "Blue Newsroom Review," andHayes' former Sunday night newsseries.

Family -man Browning and an-nouncer Browning, who enjoys beinga voice in his hometown, are inte-grated in Browning, the man whohas a dream of in some way makingthe world a better, more peacefulplace in which to live. To this endhe is currently working out

willa pro-

gram idea which he hopeshelpto strengthen the United Nations. Solook to one day knowing Browning,the Modern Crusader.

September 5, 1948

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ful time. They're quite tame; we'rebecoming very fond of them."

The Millers first' kept their per-sonable Siamese cat, "Lani," inside,because they were afraid the foxeswould molest her. Sonya snorts:"You should see her. She's jealous ofthem. She marches them right offthe place." "Lani," whose name isHawaiian for "heavenly," is other-wise very affectionate. "We've hadfour Siamese cats at different times."Rex says, "and she's the first to besociable. She likes company."

The Millers met each other at LongIsland twenty-one years ago. Theyhave been married for twenty years,"and still don't regret it."

"But before we were married,"Sonya cries, "I was important, I wasthe great artist. There I was at thechurch with all these famous people,and here he came with all his littleprofessor friends wearing their littleblack ties. Now I am only Mrs. RexMiller." She sighs heavily and givesher husband a wonderful smile. "Seewhat a revolution has taken placein our household?" Rex concludes.

Mix Grit WithGreasepaint

(Continued From Page 37)operas? "Bess Johnson," "Amanda ofHoneymoon Hill," "Big Sister," and"Aunt Jenny," are a few-of thesoapiest.

It's no surprise any more whenthe writing staff of a top comedyshow will build up a situation overa period of, say, three minutes (aprecious thimbleful of radio timel-said situation to be "paid off" by aspeech lasting from one to fivewords. When that happens in thescript, a lot depends on the perfec-tion of the timing and on the season-ing of the actor who will deliverthose few crucial words. Whom domany writers and producers call fora ticklish spot like that?-Right,Buddy Grey.

In the profession, Buddy is "agreat healer." It means that whenyou've had bad luck or bad news orbad health-Buddy is likely to lookyou up and "have a talk" with you.It means that from the wellspringsof his own tasting of the bitter andthe sweet he has "enough left over"to give a friend the only solace thatreally helps.

They also know and understandthe importance in the real life ofBuddy Grey of his wife, Noreen. a"non-professional" whose influenceon Buddy is best described by onesimple fact. When the showfolks talkabout Buddy they talk about Noreentoo, and with certain significant un-derstatements such as " . . . a greatgirl, a smart girl, a wonderful girl."

September 5, 1946

Yes, radio, too, has its greasepaintgrit-and its greasepaint gallantry,Coming to Hollywood, Buddy (thenknown as Billy) Grey found himselfbeing confused with nightclub own-er Billy Gray, whose radio specialtyis a Baby Snooksish whimperinglaugh -riot. It was time, thoughtBuddy, to avoid confusion, and time,too, to pay a small tribute to a cer-tain U. S. Navy flyer, Lt. BuddyGrey, who was lost in action in therecent war. Now Buddy Grey theson and Buddy Grey the father arereunited in name as they alwayshave been in spirit.

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do you start the 'Spotlight Revue'program?" This was the first newsthe singer had of her own radio en-gagement-she's now starting hersecond season with the CBS showwith Spike Jcnes.

Recently she_ was offered the leadin the touring company of "AnnieGet Your Gun." She had to turn itdown because of her radio work, butadmits that it represented a goalfulfilled. "[ used to think-oh, if I

could only make records! So I maderecords and thought-oh, if I couldonly have a radio show. I got theradio show. 'Then it was the stage.Now it's been offered, I feel that I

New Faces AreTheir Fortunes

(ContinurdFromPage36)continued application of the theatri-cal approach to the medium will helpradio enormously and will reacheventual perfection in the medium oftomorrow-television." (Ed. note:What d'ya mean --tomorrow?

don't have to prove it." How aboutmcvies? Dorothy's eyes sparkle atthe thought of the movie lead in"Annie."

She thinks that one of her great-est compliments is the way in whichother singers have latched on to"Feudin', Fussin' and Fightin'."

Much of Dorothy's success lies inthe fact that she can write her ownmaterial when the need arises. Shehas written ten of the songs in herrepertoire. When she's blue shewrites funny songs-when she'shappy she writes serious ones.

She enjoys her success (exceptthat she's tired of telling interview-ers that she was born in Jackson-ville, Florida, and has never livedin the "hills"). "When I mentionedFlatriver, Missouri, in a song, thetown proclaimed 'National DorothyShay Day,'" she smiles, "hut onlyin Flatriver, Missouri."

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Albs THE KING COLE OPENING AT CIRO'S BROUGHT OUTthe music folks of Hollywood in an enthusiastic welcome that

encored the Trio back seven times. Nat (King) Cole and bandleaderChuy Reyes accept congrats from pianist Buddy Cole, Yvonne King(of the King Sisters) and Hoagy Carmichael. (Otto Rothschild photo.)

.411p,. LOVELY IRENE DUNNE rzpeatedher famous role in "I Remember

Mama- on the opening -Luz Radio Thea-ter- broadcast of August 30. Heic sheis occupied with rehearsal refreshment.

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Appr BRIDE ELIZABETH WALDO poseswith sister Janet (NBC's ''Corliss

Archer-) and her mother, Mrs. B. F. Waldo,on the occasion of her marriage to CarlSchaefer Dentzel. (Rader photo.)

MRS. BESSIE M. LAWRENCE OF SHENANDOAH, IOWA,gets a kiss from Lou Costello as he and Bud Abbott greet

her upon her arrival in Los Angeles. Mrs. Lawrence collected the$30,000 in prizes which was a feature of the giant contest on theABC "Abbott and Costello Kid Show." Hubby Clarence Lawrenceaccompanied the winner. (ABC-Wigham photo.)

GENE RAYMOND welcomedHedda Hopper to Hawaii during

the filming of his ''Million -Dollar Week-end.- Both appeared on Mutual's"Hawaii Calls.'' (Skelton photo.)