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DAN LUNDBERG, local newsman for KNXT's 10 O'Clock News,

fastens the dazzling million-and-a-half-dollar, blue-colored Hope Diamond around the lovely neck of Norma Gil-christ, TV fashion personality. Norma now has her own twice-weekly KNBH afternoon show. (CBS-Davis photo.)

411, ANDY RUSSELL IS BACK in town, happy to be "home"

after a series of guest shots on East-ern TV shows, record cutting and radio appearances. Wife Della and Andy will probably resume their popular TVer in which they share songs and guest interviews.

41h, "BATTLE OF THE SOUTHLAND" cast members pose on a sponsor's

van. Jerry Lawrence, in the cab, plays emcee and passes out money for riOt answers on the KTTV show which pits small-town people against big-city resi-dents. Show is a video counterpart of -Quiz of Two Cities." (Rothschild photo.)

Seen on the Video Scene

"FISHING'S FUN" WHEN THE ANGLER BRINGS a big albacore in from a day on the sea! But it's fun every Wednesday night on KECA-TV for even the

non-fishermen, when Eileen and Art Shippee, left, and Andy Kel.y, right, hold contests, offer prizes and tell what's cooking in the various fishing spots, both salt and fresh, around California.

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How Long 11111 "king" Cooley Iteigll? By Ted Hilgenstuhler

_eIS NAME is Cooley. Most folks just call him plain "Spade." Pretty soon they may

change the name to "King."

"King" Cooley. That's what they should call him. Because that's just what he's been for the past three years as far as the TV fans of Southern California are con-cerned. Ever since his first remote telecast

from the Santa Monica ballroom, which incidentally was the first video program to be beamed away from the station, and also the first "live" band show', the Spade Cooley Show has been right on top in the video ratings. Lots of people have lots of different

viewpoints on just why "King" Cooley reigns supreme in the TV world. Some say the show is easy to watch; it's good entertainment and relaxing. Some say it's the idea of Western music which Californians seem to go ga-ga over. (Spade admits he's a hillbilly when it comes to music, but his band includes some of the most capable all-around musicians in the country.) Others say it could have happened only in Southern Califor-nia, the land where the unorthodox thrive, and the orthodox perish."

Big Beason Say what they may, there's one

major reason for this KTLA super-success story. That reason is the "King" himself. The former stand-in for Roy Rogers eats, sleeps, and lives for his Saturday night program. When he says "I live for my show,"

he means it, and his daily life proves it. He works constantly creating and writing skits. When someone any-where in Southern California makes news, Spade makes sure he gets that "someone" on his program. During his three years on TV, he has had every big name available in show business—and in many other fields— before the KTLA cameras. Although he appears quite calm

and at ease on the TV screen, Spade is by nature the nervous type. Even when talking in his comfortable, pool-equipped home, he can't sit still for more than a few moments.

Straight Shooter After spending several hours chat-

ting with Spade, there's one lasting impression you have of the man— and it's probably as good a reason as any for his phenomenal success. Spade Cooley plays straight. He treats his people right. For just

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a few nights' work, his band mem-bers make more money than some other topnotch bandmen who have tc play five and six nights a week. When it comes to getting a good act for his program, he makes an agree-ment to get the act, and then he asks the price.

Also, in his conversation, Spade lays his cards right on the table. Some Spade specials:

"Radio ain't dead; it's just a little weak."

"Sure, I'm a hillbilly when it comes to music. All my family's been hill-billy. Why, my father would turn over in his grave if he knew that I just had one horn in my band." "Los Angeles is the toughest TV

market in the country to play to. Much tougher than New York."

"I'll tell you why I've got a good show. It's 'cause I get something for everybody. And I believe that the key word to success in TV is 'sin-cerity'."

"I'm the most disinterested person there is as far as network TV is con-cerned. There's no such thing as a network for me. I'm happy where I am." And why shouldn't he be? When it

comes to TV, he's "King" out here in Southern California. And it looks as if it'll be quite a while before he's forced to abdicate.

"I KNEW you were coming, so baked a cake," Klaus Landsberg,

KTLA bossman, seems to be saying dur-ing Spade's fourth anniversary.

11> OLE LEATHER BRITCHES himself, Dick Lane, corners Cooley for a

few thousand words about violins, anni-versaries and such.

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THE POPULAR AND CONTROVERSIAL PRIVATE DICK CONTINO made his last TV appearance with "King- Cooley before going overseas. Spade not only has

top entertainment on his hour-long program, but his guests include many big names in the news, which provides real variety for a -variety show.' (KTLA photos.)

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Yinchword of the Nelsons

ek YOUNGER OF THE TWO Nelson boys, Ricky, "takes after" his

mother in looks and disposition, while fifteen-year-old David resembles Ozzie and, like him, is wrapped up in sports.

By Evelyn Bigsby

LEVEN -YEAR-OLD Ricky Nelson finished his scene for the Nelsons' TV film and sauntered off the set. A few seconds later he cinched the

buckles on his roller skates and clomped off to get a double-deck ice-cream cone at the studio lunch counter. Meanwhile, fifteen-year-old David

Nelson, waiting his turn to go before the TV film cameras, was juggling a football and playing catch back-stage with his stand-in. Much has been written about Ozzie and Harriet Nelson and theirotwo sons who have been a successful radio family for eight years. Ozzie has been admired for his athletic ability, musical back-ground, legal degree, and fine sense of showmanship. Harriet has been applauded for her charm, singing and acting talents and her success as a homemaker. David and Ricky, who started playing themselves on the Nelson radio show four years ago, have been credited with nice man-ners, wholesomeness and all ability.

THAT POPULAR COUPLE, Ozzie and Harriet, have re-created their

radio series for TV this fall. They are still carrying on with radio as well, making a full schedule for themselves and sons, David and Ricky.

However, after watching the four Nelsons go before the cameras for a TV film, a reporter is impressed most of all with their naturalness. "N" in Nelson stands for normalcy.

Instances When David and Ricky went on

the air show it was decided at the outset that they would play them-selves and grow up in the script. In their family life the boys have al-ways been treated as average Amer-ican boys. And now that they have ventured into television, this same strain of normalcy runs through the entire production. Ozzie, David and Ricky wear no make-up whatsoever on the set. Harriet uses just enough to give her face proper highlights. but refuses to smear her hands and arms with make-up, for the minute she does she starts feeling awkward and self-conscious. The very way the Nelsons are doing their TV show is on the conservative side. Because theirs is a pure situation comedy and not so-called "broad" comedy like "I Love Lucy" or "Our Miss Brooks," the television shooting is done without an audience. It takes them two days to film a half-hour TV sequence. Later on, according to Ozzie, the cast may run through the program for a

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4h, THE NELSON BOYS WEAR NO MAKE-UP for their TV films. Their "wardrobe" consists mostly of plaid shirts

and jeans. Mother Harriet finds herself responsible for her own clothes and also those of her three menfolk.

live audience in order to include laughter on the sound track. But this decision is still up in the air.

Shows like "I Love Lucy" and "Our Miss Brooks" rehearse for sev-eral days and then shoot the TV film before a live audience. To facilitate the production, sets are small and converge toward the back. Very few or no windows are used, as the actors and actresses are usually in the center of the stage and play directly to the audience.

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The Nelsons, however, with a dif-ferent type of comedy, feel that nat-uralism and realism are absolutely necessary. Hence, they use elaborate sets which reproduce not in detail but in general feeling the Nelsons' own home. In fact, the outside of the TV house is a replica of the family's Hollywood abode.

Ricky and David, in true boy fash-ion, have very simple wardrobes for the TV film—jeans and plaid shirts. Harriet is finding it rather difficult to get "believable" clothes for her TV role. Many of the dresses the average housewife might wear could easily photograph as dull attire. On the other hand, care has to be taken that Harriet's clothes aren't too dressy or some women lookers are going to see her in a party frock and sheer apron and say, "What's she doing like that bending over the kitchen sink?"

"I've never worked so hard in my life," capable Harriet answered when asked how she liked TV. She has assumed the role of wardrobe mis-tress, has to check to be sure Ricky's face is clean, learn her lines, help the boys learn their lines and con-sult with the set designer. On the days when the Nelsons are shooting the TV film, Harriet usually gets up at 5:30 in the morning and works through till 8:00 at night. But TV has

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HANDSOME MOVIE ACTOR DON DeFORE has been signed as the Nelsons' neighbor, "Thorny." The loquacious

little neighbor, "Nancy Baker,- is being played by Eileen Janssen.

its compensations, for all the Nel-sons find it extremely stimulating. Budget for each TV program is $27,500, and by the time the Nelsons were on their fourth episode of the fall series they were rapidly learning tricks to keep costs down. Proudly Ozzie stated that the first three shows had been brought in well below budget. He can take a low bow for a large part of this accomplishment, for although the head of the Nelson family seems to be able to do any-thing he turns his hand to from script writing to playing a leading role, he is still practical enough to hire technicans for the TV filming, consult them, and heed their advice. TV is going to make the four Nel-

sons who were already busy people extremely busy people. Sadly, they have put their Laguna Beach home,

which they have had only three years, on the market. "We got to use it only two days last summer," be-moaned Harriet. The Nelsons have no idea of giving up their radio pro-gram, so with it and TV, spare time will be a precious commodity in their household. One of the biggest prob-lems, now that school has started, ;s shooting the TV show without in-terfering with David's and Ricky's schocling. David, who is a sophomore at Hollywood High, takes after his rather and is quite a football player. As the Nelsons want him to lead as normal a life as possible while also developing as a fine show-business personality, they have planned ac-cordingly. "We're shooting our TV pro-grams around the Hollywood High School football schedule," Harriet laughingly pointed out.

TYPICAL "OVER-THE-FENCE" SCENE finds "Thorny" and Oz with their heads together. Exterior of the Nelsons'

own Hollywood home has been duplicated for the TV series; the interior sets, for which Harriet was consultant, do not copy the Nelsons' own rooms but do have the same flavor.

AW HANDSOME SINGER Dusty Walker, Chef Milani and helper-

announcer Lou Marcelle bang out a kitchen ditty during one of the Chef's daily food fests. (NBC-Bailey photos.)

A& BUSY AS THE CHEF IS with daily instruction in things culi-

nary, he finds time for helping others. Here he shows a model of a pet project, the Eastside Boys' Club.

KNBH's HEARTY HELPER accepts thanks from Troop 630 of the

Boy Scouts of America. They presented him with the big pig platter in honor of his good work on their behalf.

You'll See More on Channel I 11111. "TOPPER," "HOPPY" and Red

Connors keep watch on an "ornery lookin' character" during one of "Hopalong Cassidy's" new Saturday-at-5:00-p.m. KNBH films.

LILLIAN MOLLIERE, dance-hall queen, watches as "Hoppy''

tries to persuade "Red" to leave such surroundings for the thrill of a cellu-loid chase.

A TWOSOME probably every child in America knows. "Topper''

is now in his eighteenth year, but "Hoppy" describes him as "the same pretty horse."

TV-RADIO LIFE NOVEMBER 14, 1952

korge Putnam Finds 011t Mat It's Like

George Putnam classifies himself as a news reporter. That is as dis-tinguished from a news analyst—or a commentator. He believes in finding out for himself what it's like to make news.

For instance, the found out for him-self and his viewers what it's like to wash windows sev-enty stories above Manhattan; what it's like to be blind; and what it's like to land a plane on top of an automo-bile.

Never Again After he perched

suspended high up on the outside of the Empire State Building, he decided a window washer's job can be reserved for window washers. George feels that the fellow who makes his living that way can't feel as George did about the job. He's frank about its being a completely frightening sensation, and one not to be repeated.

Deciding to find out what it's like to be blind, Geoçge Putnam had him-self blindfolded and spent one entire afternoon roaming New York with the aid of a seeing-eye dog. He climaxed the experience by taking a train to Long Island. He was first to describe for an audi-

ence the dubious thrill of landing an airplane on top of a moving automo-bile. Putnam had been a passenger in a Piper Cub which descended to rest on top of a standard Ford sedan.

Another time Putnam wanted to give his television audience some first-hand information on what our English and German neighbors thought about world economic, polit-ical and social problems. So he went out and gathered data between broad-casts.

Brew 102 Reporter

George Putnam

Long Hop in Record Time One broadcast was on Friday, one

on Sunday, about fifty-two hours apart. But Putnam traveled 10,000 miles to Britain and Germany and back in this time. Accompanied by a photographer, Putnam and his toothbrush left La Guardia Field at 7:00 in the evening to secure a series of "pocket interviews" with some of the little people of the European na-tions. He arrived in England at 4:00 p.m. Saturday, and immediately in-terviewed a typical British family right at Heathrow Airport. A couple of interviews and an hour later they took off by plane for Frankfurt, Ger-many. At 8:00 p.m. the flying news-man was Just in time to dine with

the Rudolph Weber menage for some conversation anent world affairs from the German viewpoint. Before enplaning for Shannon, Ire-

land, a little after noon on Sunday, Putnam queried German workers and students as well as refugees and D.F"s. He and his toothbrush were re-ceiving the stamp of approval from a United States customs officer at La Guardia at 1:35 p.m. Sunday night.

He rushed to the studio and from copious notes gave his viewers re-actions straight from the hearts and minds of neighbors abroad.

On another occasion the reporter who prepares his telecasts with such care found out what it was like to report without benefit of any notes of any kind!. The launching of the S. S. America was a scheduled event. The gale that launched the script out of his hands was unscheduled! George Putnam had to describe the action completely ad lib.

FEATURES Seen On Page How Long Will "King" Cooley Reign? Page

"N" Is for Normal Page George Putnam Page Around the Wrestling

Circle Page 35 x Still Not Ready for the

Mill Page 1 "Parlor Politics" Page

What Stu Wilson Learned From Socks and Shirts Page

Girl Fridays Page

NEWS Contests Page 17 Ear, Eye Inspire Page 29 Fan Fax Page 21 Flicker Fare Page 17 Football Schedule Page 34 Handy Hints Page 19 Lifelines Page 20 On the Ball Page 34 Pick of the Pix Page 15 Radio in Review Page 22 Radio Precasts Page 21 Radio Program Finder Page 32 San Diego Dial Data Page 20 This Week in TV Page 7 TV Previews Page 13 TV Program Finder Page 18 Wrestling Page 34

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In & Out of Focus ( Comment General

Lest You Ask Us About Bed Skelton: You will see his NBC-

TV show on film until those already in the can run out. Then comes a new comedy • line for-mat with Red playing chief fall guy. Failing that, comes a variety bill with Skelton as emcee. One will get you ten that some place along the line Red 1 comes up to the , old Skelton snuff. Jack McCoy: Red Skelton

Yes, he's off KTTV's "How Did We Meet?" No, little Audrey, it wasn't because he couldn't stand the panel-ists' guff, it was because his radio "Breakfast in Hollywood" duties are full time.

Kraft TV Theater: The sound ac-companying the big birth scene that made "Long Night at Forty Mile" such a long night was a theremin, not a howling Husky, as you may have suspected; and the sound, we assume, was an arty bit of symbolism, just as was the flickering lamp whose flame shot higher as the baby made its en-trance into a world full of arty bits of symbolism.

Second Glances ( CCoritical mment)

We View With Alarm The camera treatment given an hour

of entertainment as elaborate and girl-and star-studded as the CBS-TV Jackie Gleason Show. Having been informed

that Gleason's gals are hand-picked for their pins, pipes and pretty faces, we hankered a look at what is reputedly New York's finest line. T h e camera men took care of that for us, neatly. Possibly the long shots that defeat a good look at almost

Jackie Gleason anyone on the show rest on the premise that just a little look brings people back for more. If our eyes recover from the strain, we may go back for another look—but it will still be with a mental comparison of the good work done in presenting "Show of Shows," and what we are seeing on Gleason's expensive big offering. The recent unfortunate Interview on

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NOVEMBER 14, 1952 Tv-RADIO LIFE

WE'VE GOT SOMETHING COOKIN'!

SATURDAY NIGHT

8:30 P. M.

Life nil Elizabeth STARRING BETTY WHITE

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NOW... New adventure stories never before seen on TV!

CISCO KID Starring Duncan Rena/do

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KIT CARSON Starring Bill Williams

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This Week in TV-Continued

"A Table at Ciro's," during which the guest of the evening had to carry the ball almost unaided by any pre-show briefing. The young lady had been named "Miss Steeltown" by a group of admirers some place. Her host, Paul Coates, first'« all suggested the wrong year of this title earning. That was corrected. He then suggested that the dubbing took place in Pittsburgh. No, it turned out to be Fontana, California. The host then suggested that his guest had gone to Warner Bros. under con-tract. Woops, wrong again. It was Uni-versal. The guest's later offering of a libation to interviewers Herman Hov-er and Paul Coates gave this viewer pause to wonder whether it was a brew from Borgia-and We don't mean Joe, out on Ventura. We mean Lucrezia. What seemed to us a complete lack

of poise on the part of late-movie-show host Scott Douglas, on Channel 2, the night columnist Paul Price, a flip, but not unkindly so, columnist paid a call on camera. Even the most touched of columnist -interview subjects don't fall to blubbering with joy in plain sight of some thousands of viewers-or do they? Or was it all just a sort of grand little game we didn't dig? Usu-ally Scott is so entertaining and gracious.

We Point With Pride

. . . To the enriched adventures of the Camel cigarette peeper, "Mike Bar-nett," as done by Ralph Bellamy Wednesday nights on Channel 2. "Man Against Crime" now means just what it says, rather than man against what seemed the paper-bag efforts of weak-

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TV CHANNELS

2-KNXT-1313 No. Vine St. (28). HO. 9-1212.

4-KNBH-1500 No. Vine St. (28). HO. 9-6161.

5-KTLA-5451 Marathon st. (38). HO. 9-3181.

7-KECA-TV-Prospect and Talmadge Ave. (27). NO. 3-3311.

8-KFMB-TV-San Diego, Calif. M2114.

9-KHJ-TV-1313 No. Vine St. (28). HU. 2-2133.

11-KTTV-5746 Sunset Blvd. (28). HU. 2-7111.

13-KLAC-TV-1000 No. Cahuenga Blvd. (38). HU. 2-7311.

TV -RADIO LIFE

SATURDAY tt/ LOGS NOVEMBER 15

Information Received From Stations Subject to Last Minute Change " Indicates New Program M Indicates Microwave K Indicatec Kinescoped

9:30 4 Farms and Gardens-30m. 10:00 4 Cinema Carnival-75m.

5 News; Music-30m. 10:20 8 Televespers-10m. 10:30 5 Giant Movie-One-60m.

8 Smilin' Ed Connell-30m. 11:00 7 Space Patrol-30m.

8 Grandstand Quarterback-15m 11:15 4, 8 Football Game-M-3 hrs.

Georïla Tech Ns. Alabama. 11:30 5 Smilin' Ed McConnell-30m.

7'Junior Rodeo-30m. 12:00 5 Giant Movie-Two-60m.

7"Red Feather Variety Show-60m.

1:00 5 Giant Movie-Three-90m. 7"Production for Freedom Thea-

tre-30m "Nerves of a Nation."

1:30 7"United-or Not-30m. 2:00 7"The Hot Seat-30m.

8 Grandstand Quarterback-15m 2:15 4 Today's Football-15m.

8 Western Movie-60m. 2:30 4 Football Films-60m.

Hams vs. Dallas Texans, 5 Giant Movie-Four-75m. 71The Big Picture-30m.

"A Day in Korea." 3:00 7 Campus Farmers-30m.

Horticulture ana animal demon-strations.

3:15 8 KFMB-TV Theatre-60m. 3:30 4 Star Salon-30m.

7 Beulah-30m, 3:45 5 Giant Movie-Five-75m. 3:50 13 Public Serv. Film-10m. 4:00 4 Outdoors With Wangenheim

7 Western Theatre-60m. 13 Hitching Post-75m.

4:10 11 KTTV News-5m. 4:15 4 Football Scoreboard-15m,

8 Film Short-15m. 11 How Does It Work?-30m.

4:30 2 Learning, '52-30m. 4 Laurel and Hardy Comedy-

"limn )1,1,-8 Trouble With Father-30m.

5:00 2 Tim McCoy Show-30m. 4 Hopelong Cassidy-30m. 5 Man's Best Friend-Pets-30m. 7 Stu Erwin Show-30m. 8 All Star Revue-60m. 9 In the Public Interest-15m.

11 Film Featurette-15m. 5:15 9 Navy Newsreel-15m.

11 Comedy Cameos-15m. Harry Langdon In "Knight Duty."

13 Saturday Matinee-70m. 5:30 2 Saddle Tales-60m.

4 Roy Rogers Show-30m. " I he I.

5 Johnny Mack Brown Movie-7 Your Grab Bag Show-30m. 9 Action Theatre-60m.

11 Kids and Company-30m. 6:00 2, 8"CBS-TV Opening-60m.

Guests: Jack Benny, Eve Arden, Lu-cille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Bob Crosby, Art Linkletter, Cass Daley, Burns and Allen, Alan Young and many others.

4 Your Show of Shows-M-90m. Sid Caesar and Imogene Coin.

7 Big Ten Football-30m. Minnesota vs. Purdue.

11 Auction City-60m.

6:25 13 Late News-5m. 6:30 5 Feature Film-60m.

7 Pro Football Highlights-30m. 9 Momentos Alegres-30m. 13 Who Knows This?-30m.

7:00 2 Balance Your Budget-30m. Audience-participation with comedy, pathos and human interest. Bert Parka emcees.

7 Texas Wrestling-60m. 8 Beulah-30m. 9 Film Featurette-15m. 11 Red Ryder Feature-60m. 13 Short Story-30m.

7:15 9 Public Serv. Film-15m. 7:30 2 Beat the Clock-30m.

4 Hit Parade-30m. America's top tunes, featuring Snooky Lanson, Dorothy Collins and June Valli.

5 Western Varieties-60m. 8 Life with Luigi-30m. 9 Star Time-30m. 13 Hometown Jamboree-60m.

8:00 2 Jackie Gleason Show-60m. JackiCs guest is Dick llaymes,

4 Anybody Can Win-30m. 7 Call the Coach-15m.

USC's Jess Hill, lied Saunders of UCLA and Hank ‘Yeaver in sports discussion.

8 Groucho Marx-Quiz-30m. 9 Movie lime-75m.

11 Feature Film-60m. 8:15 7 Hank Weaver-Under the

Pepper Trees-15m.

8:30 4 My Hero-30m. Hobert Cummings stars In com-edy series.

5 Spade Cooley-Variety-60m. 7 H'wood Legion Bouts-2 1/2 hrs. 8 I Love Lucy-30m.

13 Life with Elizabeth-30m. Betty White, Del Moore in husband-wife team skits.

9:00 2 Our Miss Brooks-30m. Starring Eve Arden.

4 Alex Cooper's Club 102-30m. 8 Burns and Allen-30m. 11 Life Begins at 80-30m. 13 Film Playhouse-90m.

9:15 9 News-15m. 9:30 2 Hollywood Off Beat-30m.

4 All-Star Revue-60m. Starring Tallulah Bankhead with guests screen actor David Niven, comedian-dancer Paul Hartman. Vaughn Monroe, Patsy Kelly and Phil Foster.

5 Saturday Night Movie-75m. 7 Call the Coach-30m. 8 Playhouse of Stars-30m. 9 Feature Film-75m.

11 Saturday Startime-30m. "Tails for Jeb Muleali3" Bruce Cabot.

10:00 2 It's News to Me-30m. 8 Crime Syndicated-30m.

11 Murder Before Midnight-60m. 10:25 13 Lute News-5m. 10:30 2 Peter Potter-90m.

4 Cinema Carnival-75m. 8 Man Against Crime-30m. 13 Men's Wrestling-30m.

10:45 5 Sat. Night Movie-75m. 11:00 7 Feature Film-75m.

8 Where Was 1?-30m. 11 "Saturday Night Movie-60m. 13 Women's Wrestling-30m.

11:30 8 Hit Parade-30m. 13 Commercial-30m.

12:00 5 Final Edition-15m.

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SUNDAY ti' LOGS Information Received From Stations

Subject to Last Minute Change / Indicates New Program M Indicates Microwave K Indicates Kinescoped

8:15 7 Inspirational Hr.-60m. 9:15 7 Film-15m.

- Dust or Destiny."

9:30 7 Inspirational Hr.-60m. 10:00 4 Youth Wants to Know-30m. 10:15 9 Public Service Film-15m. 10:30 4 Frontiers of Faith-30m.

7/Ghost Towns of West-15m. Film Short-30m.

9 Church in the Home-60m. 10:45 7/All American Game of Week

-Film-30m. 10:55 11 KTTV News-5m. 11:00 2 The Morning Show-75m.

4 Mr. Wizard-30m. Don Herbert explains how plastic articles are manufactured and will actually make plastic toys.

5 In God We Trust-60m. 8 Frontiers of Faith-30m. 11 Great Churches of the Golden

West-60m. Today's Sunday service conies from The 'Westwood Hills Christian Church.

13 Hitching Post-60m. 11:15 7 /Football Game-M-3 hrs.

LA Ranis vs. Chicago Bears.

11:30 4 American Forum of Air-30m. Tighe Woods, director of The Office of Price Stabilization and Herman W. Steinkraus, former president of US Chamber of Commerce, discuss "What is the Price of Price Con-trols?"

8 Western Theatre-60m. 9 Film Featurette-30m.

12:00 4 Cinema Carnival-90m, 5 Movie Theatre-60m. 9 Let's Go to the Movies-75m. 11 Film Featurette-15m. 13 Hitching Post-60m.

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12 15 2 All Aboard-15m. Starring Sheets Minton.

11 Polyzoides, Foreign Editor-12:30 2 Candy Carnival-30m.

8 Captain Midnight-30m. 11 Garden Chats-30m.

1:00 2 Quiz Kids-30m. 5 Western Theatre-60m, 8 Quiz Kids-30m.

11 Auction Park-30m. Bill Welsh from Culver City Legion Stadium.

13 A Home To Live In-30m. 1:15 7 Paul Whiteman TV Club-30m.

9 Movietime-75m. 1:30 2 10mnibus-90m.

Marlyn Green in scenes from "The Mikado," a one-act play "The Bad Men," prepared by William Saro-yan, Maxwell Anderson's "Trial of Anne Boleyn," with Rex Harrison and Lill Palmer starring.

4 Sunday Service-30m. 8 Let There Be Light-30m. 11 Children's Matinee-30m.

semi-professional talent show. 13 Sunday Matinee-90m.

1:45 7 Mirandy's Garden Shop-15m. 2:00 4 Get the Facts-30m.

5 Twin Movies-75m.

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Series un controversial and interna-tional problems.

2:30 4/Meet the Masters-30m. Guest: The celebrated cellist Gregor Piatigorsky.

9 Movietime-90m. 11 Youth on the March-30m.

3:00 2 Cavalcade of Books-30m. Discussion, criticism and consid-eration of today's books.

4 Tex Williams' Show-60m. With Ish Kabibble. Smokey Rogers, Terrea Lea and Marilyn King.

7 Youth for Christ-60m. 8 I Married Joan-30m. 11 Jalopy Derby-2 hrs.

Bill 'Welsh from Culver City. 13 Sunday Matinee-75m.

3:15 5 Twin Movie-90m. 3:30 2 Light of Faith-30m.

8 Canine Corner-30m. 4:00 2 Red Buttons's Show-30m.

4 Kukla, Fran and 011ie-30m. 7 Your Sunday Matinee-60m. 8 Roy Rogers-30m. 9 Movietime-60m.

4:15 13 Sunday Matinee-80m. 4:30 2, 8 This is Show Business-30m.

Guest: Richard Tucker. 4 Hallmark Hall of Fame-30m.

James Truex's teleplay "The Bread of Freedom" is the story of Chris-topher Luclwick, an American pa-triot of the Revolution.

4:45 5 Movie Theatre-45m. 5:00 2 Blue Flame Theatre-30m.

4 Halls of Science-30m. 7 Faith for Today-30m. 8 Comedy Hour-60m. 9 KHJ-TV News-15m.

11 Captain Midnight-30m. "l'he Painted Stallion." Chapter I: "Trail of Empire."

5:25 13 Late News-5m. 5:30 2 Carson's Cellar-30m.

4 Zoo Parade-30m. 'theme: "Animals of Africa"

5 Film Featurette-30m. 7 This Is the Story-15m.

The story of an emperor who bare-ly escaped a pauper's grave, and the tale of a man who tried to hide from Immortal fame.

11 Comedy Cameos-15m. "Knight Duty," Harry Laingdon.

13 Wrestling Workouts-2 hrs. 5:45 7 Tootsie Hippodrome-15m.

Emcee John Reed King introduces acrobatic acts.

11 Film Featurette-15m. 6:00 2 Fred Waring Show-M-30m.

4 Philco Theatre-60m. "The Winter of the Dog" stars John Forsythe in a drama about U.S. forces in China after World War II.

5 Wild Bill Hickok-30m. 7 Gene Autry Film-30m.

'Itlazeatiay. 8 Fred Waring Show-30m.

11 Twenty Questions-30m. 6:30 2 Break The Bank-30m.

5 Eastside Kids-60m. 7 Feature Film-90m. 8 KFMB-TV News Room-30m.

11 Down You Go-30m. Quiz show based on a word build-ing ganse..

7:00 2 Meet Millie-30m. Elena Verdugo and Ross Ford.

4, 8 Red Skelton Show-30m. 11 This Is the Life-30m.

Public service series of notable dramas.

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4 Mr. Peepers-30m. Starring Wally Cox, who tries to keep romance and a bowling date at the same time.

5 "The Movies"-90m. "52nd Street," Kenny Baker and Leo Carrillo, brought to you by Barbara Ann Bread and Star Kist Tuna.

8 Break the Bank-30m. 11 Feature Theatre-90m. 13 Film Playhouse-90m.

8:00 2 Herman McCoy Show-30m. 4 The Comedy Hour-60m.

Donald O'rennor hosts Ann Sheri-dan, the hell Sisters, Sid Miller, Patti Moore, Ben Lessey, Toni D'Andrea and Hal March.

7 /Paul Harvey-News-15m. 8 Reserve-30m.

8:15 7 Andy Kelly Presents-15m. Celebrity interviews designed to bring out the other personality ot the interviewee.

8:30 2 See It Now-30m. Editor-narrator Edward R. Murrom with people and places in the news.

7 Live Like a Millionaire-30m. 8 Story Theatre-30m. .

9:Ce0 2 Toast of the Town-60m. Ed Sullivan hosts Barry Fitzgerald. Mimi Benzell, Harry Mimrno and the Delta Rhythm Boys. Produc-tion theme: "The Bert Lahr Story.'

4 Boston Blackle-30m. Starring lient Taylor, Lois Collier and Flank Ont h.

5 Bandstand Revue-60m. 7, 8 Walter Winchell-15m. 11 Front Page Detective-30m.

Edmund Lowe in '"I'lle Penthouse Jungle."

13 Horace Heidt-30m. 9:15 7 Billy Daniels .Show-15m.

Popular songs and anecdotes about show business.

8 TV Playhouse-60m. 9:30 4/ "Operation Greenhouse"-

30m. 7 Straight From Shoulder-30m.

11 Rocky King, Detective-30m. Starring Roscoe Karns ill "Murder, Ph.D."

13 Movie of the Week-90m. 10:00 2 Bachelor's Haven-30m.

4 The Doctor-30m. Warner Anderson stars in "The Fakir."

5 Magazine of the Week-60m. 7 Hour of Decision-15m.

11 The Plainclothes Man-30m. Ken Lynch and Jack Orrison stai in "The Upholsterer's Cord."

10:15 7 Feature Film-60m. 8 Mr. Peepers-30m.

10:30 2 KNXT News-30m. 4 Hollywood Opening Night-

The frame-up of a rookie police-man is exposed by a lawyer por-trayed by Edward Arnold. Bol Stack co-stars. The title: "Thirty Days."

11 Sunday Nite Movie-60m. 10:45 8 Rocky King, Detective-30m. 11:00 2 The Late Show-60m.

4 Cinema Carnival-90m. 5 Final Edition-15m. 13 Late News-5m.

11:05 13 Owl MovEe-60m. 11:15 5 Tele-Vespers-30m.

8 Racket Squad-30m.

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ly written and ill-cast characters whose antics last year left us about as chilled with fear as would the efforts of a kitten at play. It seems to us his vacation did Bellamy, his writers and the production crew a world of good, and "Man Against Crime" has emerged this winter as lively, engross-ing TV fare.

. . . To the camera work on nearly all the NCAA football games carried by NBC-TV via Channel 4. Whether the frays are picked up in East or West, the local station camera men have turned in excellent shots over the two- and three-hour coverages, with goal-line shots hitting the same happy medium (between far-away and too-close-up coverage) that the fifty-yard-line plays got.

... To a commercial that interested us from beginning to end. It occurred on a now-cancelled political show called "First-Time Voters," seen on

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Craft instruction for children. 7 AI Jarvis, Cont'd.-30m. 8 Industry on Parade-15m. 9 Gene Norman Cont'd-60m. 11 Movieiand Matinee, Cont'd-

30m. 13 Webster Webfoot-30m.

5:15 4 Jump Jump-15m. 8 Did Ya Know?-15m.

5:25 5 Program Preview-5m.

5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juvenile-30m. 5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 7 Ladies' Matinee-30m. 8 Welcome Travelers-15m.

11 Cartoon Time-30m. cartoons and fables told by

John Rovick. 13 Televenture-60m.

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Perry Como-15m. Guest: Song stylist Joni James. Handy Hints-Tips-15m. DGrothv and Ken present helpf ul suggestions for the home. Space Patrol-15m. Newsreel-15m. George Putnam-News-10m. Clete Roberts Report-15m.

Elmer Peterson-News-5m. Newscaster Peterson with the late world happenings. Weather-Gene Bollay-5m.

Studio One-60m. "Plan for Escape."

4 Victory at Sea-30m. "The Pacific Boils Over," the story of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor as told by Japanese films recording the mission.

5 Newsreel-15m. 7 Cisco Kid-30m. 8 Kieran's Kaleidoscope-15m. 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m.

11 Monday Startime-30m. Richard Avonde ami Lynn Roberts in "The Iron Mask."

13 Million Dollar Movie-90m.

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7:15 Ss/Film Featurette-15m. 8 Yesterday's Newsreel-15m. 9 Movie Quick Quiz-15m.

7:30 4 Those Two-15m. 5.1>lanson's Revue-30m. 7 Advs. of Kit Carson-30m.

"The Trap." 8 People in the News-15m. 9 What's Name of Song?-30m.

Bill Gwinn with song identification contest.

11 March of Time-30m.

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7:55 8 News-5m.

8:00 2 Harry Owens Show-30m. tinned Air Lines brings you ex-otic Hawaiian atmosphere into your home.

4 Paul Winchell-Jerry Mahoney -30m. Featuring the "What's My Name?" quiz and guest: screen actor Robert Preston. .

5 Dixie Showboat-Revue-60m. 7 Yu Asked For It-30m. 8 Reserve-30m. 9 Pontiac News-15m.

red Meyers reports. 11 How Did We rvleet?-30m.

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8:30 2 Lux Video Theatre-30m. Paul Lucas and Signe Hasso in "Something to Celebrate."

4 Voice of Firestone-30m. 7 Famous Playhouse-30m.

'The Sword Strikes.'' 8 Big Town-30m. 11 Wrestling-21/4 hrs. 13 Million Dollar Movie-1 3/4 hrs.

9:00 2 I Love Lucy-30m. Starring Lucille Ball and I tesi Arnaz.

4 Meet the Press-30m. 5 Thrill 'Feature-60m. 7 ¡Seminar-30m.

"Sonic views on Civilization." 8 San Diego News-5m.

9:05 8 Masterpiece Playhouse-90m.

9:30 2 Life With Luigi-30m. Starring J. Carrot Naish.

4‘Robert Montgomery Presents -30m. Walter Hampden stars in "A Bench in the Park," the story of man's "office" located in a park where he aids troubled people with his philosophy.

7 Advs. of Ellery Queen-30m. In his search for a stolen script Lee Bowman finds a corpse instead in "The Destructive Angel." Halla Stoddard co-stars.

10:00 2 KNXT 10 O'Clock News-30m. Lee Wood. Tom Harmon and Dan Lundberg.

4 Reserve-30m. 5 Teleforum-60m. 7 Hank Weaver-News-15m.

10:15 7 Jack Rourke's Varieties-30m. 13 Million Dollar Movie-,90m.

10:30 2 Chronoscope-15m. Phases of current history are dis-cussed. Guest: The Right Honorable Rich-ard Casey, Australian minister of external affairs.

4 Monday Quarterbacks-20m. Bob Waterf ielci and Bob Kelley.

8 Studio One-60m. 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m.

10:45 2 Table at Ciro's-15m. Paul Coates with celebrity inter-view show.

This Week in TV-Continued

KNBH Sunday nights. Rather than blat about beer, the announcer played a fast charades game that had at least this particular segment of the audi-ence interestedly guessing the words of the message concerning the great-ness of Bulldog Ale. A quick bit of wit that refreshed old eyes weary of pret-ty much the same sort of spieling. To an off-camera crack made by a

show-business personality. It seems to reflect a nice, feet-on-the-ground reaction to a- lot of popularity: "I'm glad I'm a singer. I always have the greatest writers of all times working for me, from Rodgers and Hart to Ste-phen Foster. I'd have to louse it up pretty badly to go wrong." These writers have served the speaker, Jim-my Wakely, well in radio, in pictures. on personal appearances (he was the first country-style singer to hit Broad-way) and in TV, where he's on every Tuesday night at 8:30 p.m., Channel 2.

For the Record

On page 39 of this issue we refer to Jack McElroy's KNBH "Girl Friday" as Marilyn Breno. Following our inter-view with Marilyn, she decided to change her name to Mills, for purely euphonic reasons. Just for the rec-ord Brent> and Mills ape one and the same!

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Z-1/ Preaews TIME CHANGES

Friday, November 14-KNBH'S PEANUT CIRCUS, (4), 6:00 p.m. daily. Nutsy the Clown's fans formerly saw him, his con-tests and guests fifteen minutes later.

Saturday, November 15-SPACE PATROL. (7). 11:00 a.m. The popular space epic is now seen before noon, rather than at the old evening time.

WHAT'S NEW Sunday, November 16 - OMNIBUS, (2),

1:30 p.m. The premiere broadcast of the big new hour -and-a-half "Omnibus" pre-sents Maxwell Anderson, one of the great playwrights of the English-speaking the-ater, when his "Trial of Anne Boleyn" is telecast. Also William Saroyan's one -act play "The Bad Men" is shown.

WHAT'S BACK Sunday, November 16-MR. PEEPERS, (4),

7:30 p.m. Wally Cox as "Peepers" is back, literally by public demand.

WHAT'S PLAYING Saturday, November 15-NCAA FOOT-BALL, (4), 1:15 p.m., Georgia Tech vs. Alabama.

Sunday, November 18-Professional Foot-ball. (7), 11:30 a.m. Los Angeles Rams vs. Chicago, seen live from Chicago.

Friday, November 14-SCHLITZ PLAY-HOUSE OF STARS, (2), 8:00 p.m. Robert Hutton and Coleen Gray co-star in - House of Pride," Jack London's story of romance in the Hawaiian Islands at the turn of the century.

Saturday, November 15-NCAA FOOT-BALL, (4), Alabama vs. Georgia Tech, 11:00 a.m. Seen "live" via microwave.

Wednesday, November 14-KRAFT TELE-VISION THEATRE, (4), 9:00 P•m• "Melody Jones" is the stOry of a poetic, happy-go-lucky fifteen - year - old high-schooler preparing for her first junior

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11 Welsh at the Airport-30m.

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6 15 4 Komedy Klub-40m. 7 Jack Owens Show-30m.

6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. 5 8 Time for Beany-15m.

11 Sports News-Ed Reimers-13 KLAC Telepaper-15m.

6:45 2 Heaven For Betsy-15m. Starring Jai k I ninion and Cs nthin Stone.

5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. 7 Space Patrol-15m. 8 Newsreel-15m.

11 George Putnam-News-10m. 13 Clete Roberts' Report-15m.

6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-Sm• 11 The Weather-Gene Bollay

7:00 2 U. S. A.-Canteen-30m. Jane I \sill' guest..

4 It's a Good Idea-15m. 5 Newsreel-15m. 7 The Name's the Same-30m.

Panelists try to deduce identities of guests with naines of famous per-sons and things.

8 Cisco Kid-30m. 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m.

11 Ramer of the Jungle-Adv, sedes starring Jon hall.

13 Kelvinator Carnival-2 1/2 hrs. 7:15 4 Short, Short Stories-15m.

A Jealous wife, a henpecked hus-band, another woman and a dia-mond necklace are the ingredients for "The Return."

5 Roving Camera-Info-15m. 9 Movie Quick Quiz-15m.

7:30 2 Danger-30m. "The Fix," John Forsythe and Georgianna Johnson.

4 Dinah Shore-15m. 5 Movie Theatre-75m.

7 Beulah-Comedy-30m. Louise Ilea‘crs in "Missing Milk.»

8 People in the News-15m. 9 Harlem Jubilee-30m. 11 Abbott . and Costello Film-

7:45 4 Camel News Caravan-15m. With John Cameron Swayze,

8 Arden Varieties-10m. 8:00 2 The Web-Drama-30m.

"Turn Back," Darien McGavin.

4, 8 Texaco Theatre-60m. Host Milton Berle W ills Constance Bennett, Robert Merrill and the Re Marco Sisters.

7 Wrestling-60m. 9 Pontiac News-15m.

11 Heart of the City-30m. Mystery-adventure series starring Patrick McVey and Jane Nigh.

8:15 9 Sports-Bill Brundige-15m. 8:30 2 Coleman Corral-30m.

Starring Jimmy Wakely.

9 TV University-30m. 11 Tito Guizar Show-30m.

8:45 5 Headlines on Parade-15m. 9:00 2 Crime Syndicated-30m.

"The Switch." Herbert JI. O'Conor narrates,

4 Fireside Theatre-30m. A commanding officer's feelings of personal responsibility toward his men when lie sends them into bat-tle is revealed in "I Send Your Son Into Battle."

5 Ina Ray Hutton-Revue-60m. 7 Western Football-Film-30m. 8 San Diego News-5m. 9 Feature Film-90m.

11 Say-On Theatre-2 hrs. 9:05 8 Football Highlights-30m.

9:30 2 Suspense-30m. "The Moving Target," Jaiiiie Smith and Joseph Anthony.

4 Armstrong Circle Theatre-30m. "The Gentle Bain," a comedy-drama about an Indian and a white rain-maker and a small farm town threatened with a drought.

7 Red Saunders' Pigskin Clinic-13 Olympic Boxing-75m.

9:35 8 Chevron Thcatre-30m. 9:45 7 Ghost Towns of West-15m.

"6110St TOM us 01 the High Sicrrai."

10:00 2 KNXT 10 O'Clock News-30m. 4 Two for the Money-30m.

1l,iii Shriner 'noies comedy quiz. 5 Movie Theatre-90m, 7 Hank Weaver-News-15m.

10:05 8 Greatest Fights-15m. 10:15 7 Jack Rourke's Varieties-30m. 10:20 8 Sports Film-15m. 10:30 2 Fur Fun-15m.

4 Embassy Club-15m. 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m.

10:35 8 Chance of a Lifetime-30m. 10:45 2 Table at Ciro's-15m.

4 Bob Considine-15m. 7 Moonlight Movietime-60m. 9 Aristo Blue Time-15m. 13 Ed Lyon-News-5m.

10:50 13 Owl Movie-60m. 11:00 2 The Late Show-60m,

4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. 9 Star Time-15m.

11 George Putnam-News-15m. 11:05 8 The Doctor-30m. 11:15 4 Cinema Carnival-60m.

11 Sports Shots-5m. With Jackson Wheeler.

11:20 11 Jackson's Theatre-90m. 11:30 5 Final Edition-15m. 11:35 8 Newsreel-10m. 1:00 11 Jackson's Theatre-90m.

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5:00 2 Tim McCoy-90m. 4 Film-15m. 5 Playcraiter's Club-25m.

Arts and clans projects for children

7 Al Jarvis, Cont'd.-30m. 8 Kate Smith-15m. 9 Gene Norman Cont'd

11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd-13 Webster Webfoot-30m.

5:15 4 Jump Jump-15m. 8 Did Ya Know-15m.

5:25 5 Program Preview-5m. 5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juvenile-30m.

5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 7 Ladies' Matinee-30m, 8 Welcome Travelers-15m,

11 Cartoon Time-30m. Film cartoons and tables told by John Rovick.

13 Televenture-60m. 5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m.

6:00 4 Peanut Circus-15m. 7 KECA-TV News-15m.

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9 Action Theatre-60m, 11 Welsh at the Airport-30m.

6:15 4 Komedy Klub-40m. 7 Jack Owens Show-30m.

6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. 5 8 Time for Beany-15m.

11 Sport News-Ed Reimers-15m. 13 KLAC Teleg:Inner-15m.

6:45 2 Perry Como-15m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. 7 Space Patrol-15m. 8 Newsreel-15m.

11 George Putnam-News-10m. 13 Clete Roberts' Report-15m.

6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 11 Weather-Gene Bollay-5m.

7:00 2 Blue Ribbon Bouts-M-45m. 4 Dear Old Moola U.-30m.

Quiz show that gives the answers !adore the questions are asked.

5 Newsreel-15m. 7 All-American Jubilee-60m. 8 Range Rider-30m. 9 Newspaper of ,the Air-15m.

11 Premier Theatre-60m. 13 Invitation Playhouse-30m.

7:15 5 It's Magic-15m. Featuring Dell O'Dell, woman ma-gician.

9 Movie Quick Quiz-15m, 7:30 4 Those Two-15m,

5 Film Featurette-30m. 8 People in the News-15m. 9 Public Serv. Film-15m.

13 Liberace-30m. Popular night club entertainer with his piano artistry.

7:45 2 Mel Allen-Sports-15m. 4 Camel News Caravan-15m.

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With John Cameron Swayze.

8 Arden Varieties-10m. 9 Film Featurette-15m.

7:55 8 News-5m.

8:00 2 Strike It Rich-30m. 4 I Married Joan-30m.

Starring .1 'an Davis.

5 Frosty Frolics-60m. Artistry on ice from the Pasadena Winter Garden, with Manny Strand's (nth., and vocals by Roberta Linn.

7 The Unexpected-30m. -"the Puppeteers."

8 Arthur Godtrey-K-60m. 9 Pontiac News-15m.

11 Feature Film-60m. 13 Candid Camera-30m.

8:15 9 Sports-Bill Brundige-15m.

8:30 2 Man Against Crime-30m. "Get Gut or Town."

4 Scott Music Hall-30m. Starring Patti Page, Frank Fon-taine and Mary Ellen Terry. Show theme: A national election cam-paign.

7 The Standard Hour-TV-30m. Guests: soprano Vivian Della Fine-sa and pianist Paulena Carter. Car-men Dragon conducts.

9 TV University-30m. 13 TV Family Playnouse-30m.

Arthur Godfrey's Friends-K-60m.

4 Kraft TV Theater-60m. With jealousy over a junior prom date, a young miss learns she is an adopted child in "Melody Jones."

5 Movie Theater-60m. 7 All-American Game-Film-

30m. 8 San Diego News-5m. 9 Film 99-90m.

11 Dude Martin's Show-60m. A tuneful, laugh-loaded TV-var-iety show, slanted to each member of the family.

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Film Playhouse-75m. Wrestling-90m. Big Ten Football-Film-30m. KNXT 10 O'Clock News-30m. Lee Wood, Dan Lundberg and Grant Holcomb.

This Is Your Life-30m. Ralph Edwards with dramatic re-creations of the lives of various people.

City at Night-Info-60m. Camera Tour of Interesting Spots in Los Angeles. Hank Weaver-News-i5in. Amateur Boxing-60m. Bill Welsh from the South Gate Arena.

Jack Rourke's Varieties-30m. Ed Lyon-News-5m. Owl Movie-60m, Chronoscope-15m. Discussion of phases of current history.

Dick Tracy- 30m. he Bobbin "

Mr. and Mrs. North-30m. Newspaper of the Air-15m. Table at Ciro's-15m. Behind the scene interview with Paul Coates,

Moonlight Movietime-60m. Star Time-15m. The Late Show-60m. Eleventh Hour News-15m. Final Edition-10m. the late news with Gil Martyn.

The Web-30m. George Putnam-News-15m.

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prom. Story finds a jealous cousin turn-ing the girl's date from her with an adoption secret.

Wednesday, November 19 - THE STAND-ARD HOUR-TV, (7), 8:30 p.m. Soprano Vivian Della Chiesa, Pianist Paulena Car-ter. the Standard Male Quartet, the San Francisco Ballet and the Standard Sym-phony Orchestra.

WHO'S GUESTING Saturday, November 15-ALL-STAR RE-VUE, (4g, 9:30 p.m. Vaughn Monroe and comedians Patsy Kelly and Phil Foster join screen star David Niven and Paul Hartman as guests of Tallulah Bankhead.

Sunday. November 16 - HOLLYWOOD OPENING NIGHT, (4), 10:30 p.m. Screen star Edward Arnold in "Thirty Days," story of the frameup of a rookie police-man by an unscrupulous used-car dealer.

Tuesday. November 18-TEXACO THEATRE, (4), 8:00 p.m. Film Constance Bennett, opera star Merrill and the singing DeMarco visit Milton Berle.

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Saturday, November 15-CBS TELEVISION CITY, (2), 9:00 p.m. A huge, star-studded production officially opens the giant new CBS TV City. Such CBS stars as Eve Arden, Lucille Ball and Des) Arnaz. George and Gracie, Eddie Anderson, Bob Crosby, Cass Daley, Art Linkletter, Amos 'n' Andy, Marie Wilson, Alan Young and many others appear during the hour.

Sunday. November 16-MEET THE MAS-TERS, (4), 2:30 p.m. Featuring Gregor Piatigorsky, celebrated cellist.

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Lets get on with it.

"7 Days to Noon" (13) Nov. 17, 10:00. This excellent British film, an Acad-emy Awards winner for best original story, is predicated on an extremely provocative idea: An eminent atomic scientist b ecomes convinced that the •discoveries of sci-ence are being mis-used by govern-ment. steals an atomic bomb and threatens to blow up the city of Lon-don. The picture isn't able to make much of a case against the scien tist and his viewpoint, and, indeed, finally characterizes him as a mad-man, but in its scenes depicting the evacuation of London and the gradual encirclement of the quarry, well played by Barry Jones, it generates a most exciting suspense.

"The Story of G.I. Joe." (5) Nov. 15, 3:45. Burgess Meredith, as the noted war correspondent, Ernie Pyle, and Robert Mitchum, as the commander of an infantry company, are aptly

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11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd-30m.

13 Webster Webfoot-30m. 5:15 4 Jump Jump-15m.

8 Did'¡a Know-15m. 5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juvenile-30m.

5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 7 Ladies' Matinee-30m. 8 Welcome Travelers-30m. 11 Cartoon Time-30m. 13 Televenture-60m.

Channel 8 Corral-45m. 6:00 4 Peanut Circus-15m. 5:45 8

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7 KECA-TV News-15m, 9 Action Theatre-60m.

11 Welsh at the Airport-30m. 6:15 4 Komedy Kiub-40m.

7 Jack Owens Show-30m. 6:30 2 Dcug Edwards-News-15m.

5 8 Time for Beany-15m. 11 Sports News-Ed Reimers-15m 13 KLAC Telepaper-15m.

6:45 2 Heaven For Betsy-15m. 5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. 7 Space Patrol-15m. 8 Newsreel-15m.

11 George Putnam-News-10m. 13 Clete Roberts' Report-15m.

6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 11 Weather-Gene Bollay-5m.

7:00 2 Biff Baker, U.S.A.-30m. Alan Hale, Jr., and Randy Stuart in adventure series with interna-tional intrigue. Title: "Gottingen."

4 The Range Rider-30m. "Big Medicine

5 Newsreel-15m. 7 The Ruggles-Comedy-30m. 8 Lone Ranger-30m. 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m.

11 Have a Heart-30m. 11111 Anson is emcee.

13 You're Never Too Old-60m. 7:15 5 Flicker Snickers-15m.

9 Movie Quick Quiz-15m. 7:30 2 I've Got a Secret-30m.

Panel quiz with Garry Moore. Guest: Barry Fitzgerald.

4 Dinah Shore-15m. 9 TV University-30m.

11 Open Road-Travel-30m. Times Classified Ads takes you on Part II of the Hawaiian picture including trip by plane to the Kona Coast on the Island of Hawaii-and a Luau dance se-quence.

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5 Hollywood Opportunity-30m. 7 Lone Ranger-Juvenile-30m.

i.y 8 People in the News-15m.

7:45 4 Camel News Caravan-15m.

8:00 2 Big Town-30m. 4 You Bet Your Life-30m. 5 Islander Show-30m. 7 "Everybody's Business-30m. 8 Standard Hour-TV-30m. 9 Pontiac News-15m.

11 Collegiate Football-30m. call forn ia vs Wash. State-Films.

13 S. Ernest Roll, D.A.-15m. 8:15 9 Sports-Bill Brundige-15m.

13 News Review of the Week-15m.

8:30 2 Burns and Allen Show-30m. 4 Jeweler's Showcase-30m.

"Weather Clear, Track Fast," Gus Schilling and John Brown.

5 Wrestling-21/4 hrs. 7 Chance of a Lifetime-30m.

"The Cheerleaders," H'wood, sing-ing group, dancing team of Bour-bon & Blaine, song stylist Sonny Gale and singer Alfredo Sadel

8 Life Begins at 80-30m. 9 Touchdown-30m.

11 In Our Times-30m. 13 Film Playhouse-90m.

9:00 2 Four Star Playhouse-30m. 4 Dragnet-30m. 7 Benny Srong Show-60m. 8 San Diego Newsreel-5m, 9 Film 99-90m.

11 Startime Theatre-30m, Cameron Mitchell and Ann Ruther-ford lit "The hirbys."

9:05 8 March of Time-30m. 9:30 2 Racket Squad-K-30m.

Captain Braddock exposes a "baby insurance club" in "Blessed Ex-pense."

4 Ford Theatre-30m. 11 Your Town's Talent-30m.

9:35 8 Film Short-30m.

0:00 2 KNXT 10 O'Clock News-30m. 4 8 Martin Kane-K-30m.

5 "The Main Event"-45m. Regal l'ale and Dick Lane bring you the evening's main event in this "Tops In Wrestling" show.

7 Hank Weaver-News-15m. 11 Film Featurette-60m. 13 Jess Hill Show-15m.

10:05 8 Ozzie and Harriet-30m. 10:15 7 Jack Rourke's Varieties-30m.

13 Freedom Forum-60m. 10:30 2 The Harmon Huddle-15m,

4 Foreign Intrigue-30m. 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m.

10:35 8 Beat the Clock-30m. 10:45 2 Table at Ciro's-15m.

Paul Coates interviews celebrities at Hollywood's glamour spot.

5 Sports Parade-15m, 7 Moonlight Movietime-60m. 9 Star Time-15m.

11:00 2 The Late Show-60m. 4 Eleventh Hour News-15m. 5 Final Edition-15m.

11 George Putnam-News-15m. 11:05 8 R. Montgomery Presents-30m. 11:15 4 Cinema Carnival-60m.

11 Sports Shots-5m. 13 Ed Lyon-News-5m.

11:20 11 Jackson's Theatre-75m. 13 Owl Movie-75m.

12:05 8 Newsreel-10m. 1:00 11 Jackson's Theatre-90m.

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5:00 2 Tim McCoy-90m. 4 Film-15m. 5 Playcreiter's Club-25m. 7 Al Jarvis, Cont'd.-30m. 8 Kate Smith-15m. 9 Gene Norman Cont'd.

11 Movieland Matinee, Cont'd-30m.

13 Webster Webfoot-30m. 5:15 4 Jump Jump-15m.

8 Did Ya Know-15m. 5:25 5 Program Preview-5m. 5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juv'n1.-30m.

5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 7 Ladies Matinee-30m. S Boy's Railroad Club-15m. 11 Cartoon lime-45m. 13 Televenture-60m.

5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. 6:00 4 Peanut Circus-15m.

7 KECA-TV News-15m. 9 Action Theatre-60m.

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6 15 4 Komedy Klub-40m. 7 Jack Owens Show-30m.

11 Welsh at the Airport-15m. 6:30 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m.

5 8 Time for Beany-15m. 11 Sports News-Ed Reimers-13 KLAC Telepaper-15m.

6:45 2 Perry Como Show-15m. ilto HitHoppers, Quartet.

5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. 7 Space Patrol-15m. 8 Newsreel-15m. 11 George Putnam-News-10m. 13 Clete Roberts' Report-15m.

6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 11 Weather-Gene BoIlay-5m.

7:00 2 H'wood Road to Fame-30m. 4 Gillette Fights-M-45m. 5 Newsreel-15m. 7 This Is My Melody-30m.

Audience participation show with Bill Gwinn.

8 Stranger Than Fiction-15m. 9 Newspaper of the Air-15m. 11 Success Story-30m. 13 Dinner Theatre-30m.

7:15 5 Your Town-Info-15m. 8 Headlines on Parade-15m. 9 Touchdown-30m.

7:30 2 Jerry Fielding Show-30m. With ifrocalist Ruth Olay, the sing-ing Morgan Sisters and Company-emcee •Itob Sweeney.

5 Charlie Chase-Film-30m. 7 Stu Erwin Show-30m. 8 People in the News-15m.

11 Pet Exchange-30m. Frank Wright presents trick animals and offers free pets on toroght's "Calo Pet Exchange."

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13 Horace Heidt-60m. 7:45 4 Camel News Caravan-15m.

8 Top News of Week-10m. 9 Pontiac News-15m.

With Ted Meyers. 7:55 8 News-5m. 8:00 2 Schlitz Playhouse-30m.

"The Pubsyfootin' Bocks," Buddy Ebben.

4 Greatest Fights-15m. Murphy r.. La Mona.

5 Lawrence Welk-60m. 7 Advs. of Ozzie and Harriet-

30m. Domestic conicity mitt] the Nelson family.

8 Death Valley Days-30m. 9 Jr. College Football-3 hrs.

LAAC vs. Compton. 11 Friday Night Movie-60m.

8:15 2 Perry Como Show-M-15m. 4 Those Two-15m,

8:30 2 Mama-30m. Family drama with Peggy Wood and Judson Laire.

4 Herman Hickman-15m. Famous grid coach with guests from all walks of life.

7 Affairs of China Smith-30m. Dan Duryea stars in "Dynasty of Death."

8 Crest Theatre-30m. 13 Wrestling, Ocean Park-

21/4 hrs. 8:45 4 Short Short Stories-15m,

"Meet Me at the Library" is the story of a girl ho pretends to be a poet and a boy who pretends to be a publisher.

9:00 2 My Friend Irma-30m. With Marie Wilson and Cathy lends.

4 The Big Story-30m. TV actor Lee Phillips portrays Buffalo (N.Y.) Evening News re-porter who solved a murder his tirst day on the job.

5 Chevron Theater-30m. "Pride of the Force."

7 Inspector Mark Saber, Homicide Squad-30m. Tom Conway and James Burke star in "The Eccentric Heiress," a story of poison and robbery.

8 San Diego News-5m. 11 Korla Pandit-30m.

9:05 8 Craig Kennedy-30m. 9:30 2 Mr. and Mrs. North-30m.

Starring Barbara Britton and Rich-ard Denning.

4 The Aldrich Family-30m. Starring Bobby Ellis.

5 Playhouse-30m. 7 Tales of Tomorrow-30m.

"The Window," is a teledrama about a strange image from no-where that makes its appearance on a TV screen.

11 Dude Ranch Varieties-60m. Leo Carillo and Carole It

9:35 8 My Friend Irma-30m. 10:00 2 KNXT 10 O'Clocic News-30m.

4 RCA Victor Show-30m. Starring De/lnis Day.

5 Swingshift Theatre-90m. 7 Hank Weaver-News-15m.

10:05 8 Fireside Theatre-30m.

10:15 7 Jack Rourke's Varieties-30m. 10:30 2 Chronoscope-15m.

Current phases of world history. 4 Dangerous Assignment-30m.

Brian Donley>, in another 30 min-utes of high adventure.

11 Ladies Always Win-30m. Musical quiz show featuring Herm Saunders with panelists Helen West-con and Ann Van Dorn.

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cast as the principals in this tribute to the American infantryman and his courageous fight up the boot of Italy. The film, for the most part, is un-compromisingly realistic, and actual combat scenes from the battle of Cas-sino are incorporated into the action by director Lewis Milestone. "The Outsider." (5) Nov. 16, 3:15.

The life of a poor boy is sometimes pretty difficult in a British public (that is, private) school, according to this picture. Richard Attenborough is just right as the young fellow who wins a scholarship, suffers the indig-nities of freshmanhood, and, due to his high form in the lower form, becomes a leader among boys. "The Hairy Ape." (2) Nov. 16, 11:00.

This is adapted from the famous play by Eugene O'Neill about the ship stok-er played by William Bendix, who be-comes miffed because a lovely lady re-fers to him in terms uncomplimentary. The film dispenses with most of the play's social and psychological over-tones and arranges a quite unjustified happy ending, but manages, neverthe-less, to be entertaining. With Susan Hayward.

"Strictly Honorable." (3) Nov. 18, 10:00. Pat O'Brien and Broderick Craw-ford are a couple of fast-talking law-yers who spend most of their time try-ing to unmask a fellow with the ie-grettable habit of inserting knives into persons repugnant to him. The movie has a surprise ending, but I'll tell you who the murderer is if you'll send a self-addressed stamped envelope, to-gether with ten dollars to cover mail-ing.

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TV-RADIO LIFE NOVEMBER 14, 1952

Keker lare Saturday, Nov. 15

"LUCK OF ROARING CAMP," Owen Davis, Jr., Joan Woodbury, (4), 10:00 a.m.

"OVERLAND STAGECOACH," (5), 10:30 "LET'S GO COLLEGIATE," (5), 12:00 n. "GRAND CANYON," (5), 1:00 p.m. "QUEEN OF THE YUKON," Charles Bick-

ford, (5), 2:30 p.m. "STORY OF G.I. JOE," Burgess Meredith,

Robert Mitchum, (5), 3:45 p.m. "PARTNERS OF THE TRAIL," Johnny

Mack Brown, (7), 4:00 p.m. "THE APE," (13), 4:00 p.m. "MUSIC MAN," (13), 5:15 p.m. "GUNSMOKE," Johnny Mack Brown, (5),

5:30 p.m. "CROOKED TRAIL," Johnny Mack Brown,

(9), 5:30 p.m. "FLIGHT AT MIDNIGHT," Phil Regan,

Jean Parker, (5), 6:30 p.m. "LONE TEXAS RANGER," Red Ryder,

(11), 7:00 p.m. "CRIMINALS WITHIN," Eric Linden, Ann

Doran, (11), 8:00 p.m. "THE RIGHT MAN," June Preisser, (13),

9:00 p.m. "THE WEAKER SEX," (5), 9:30 p.m. "LOVE AT SEA," Rosalind Boulter, Carol

Harbord, (9), 9:30 p.m. "VENGEANCE," Lyle Talbot, Wendy Bar-

rie, (11), 10:00 p.m. "NAVY SECRETS," Fay Wray, Grant

Withers, Craig Reynolds, (4), 10:30 p.m. "DARK ALIBI," Charlie Chan, (5), 10:45 "VIOLENCE," Michael O'Shea, (7), 11:00 "GUNS IN THE DARK," Johnny Mack

Brown, (11), 11:00 p.m.

Sunday, Nov. 16 "FUGITIVE VALLEY," Ray Corrigan, John

King, (2), 11:00 a.m. "STARLIGHT OVER TEXAS," Tex Ritter,

(13), 11:00 a.m. "NAVY SECRETS," Fay Wray, Grant

Withers, Craig Reynolds, (4), 12:00 n. "FREDDIE STEPS OUT," Freddie Stewart,

(5), 12:00 n. "HOUSEBROKEN," Mary Lawson, Louis

BoreII, (9), 12:00 n. "PIONEER DAYS," Jack Randall, (13),

12:00 n. "DESERT TRAIL," (5), 1:00 p.m. "STAGE STRUCK," Conrad Nagel, Audrey

Long, (9), 1:15 p.m. "SPY TRAIN," Richard Travis, .Catherine

Craig, (13), 1:30 p.m. "SKYLINÉR," Richard Travis, Sheila Ryan,

(5), 2:00 p.m. "INCIDENT IN SHANGHAI," Patrick Barr,

(9), 2:30 p.m. "SWEETHEARTS OF THE U.S.A.," Una

Merkel, Donald Novis, Parkyakarkus, (13), 3:00 p.m.

"THE OUTSIDER," Richard Attenborough, (5), 3:15 p.m.

"TRAGEDY AT MIDNIGHT," John Renard, (7), 4:00 p.m.

"DEVIL BAT'S DAUGHTER," Rosemary La Planche, John James, (9), 4:00 p.m.

"GANG'S ALL HERE," Frankie Darro, Marcia Mae Jones, (13), 4:15 p.m.

"WRECKING CREW," Chester Morris, (5), 4:45 p.m.

"BLIND GODDESS," Eric Portman, (7), 6:30 p.m.

"GHOSTS ON THE LOOSE," Eastside Kids, (5), 6:30 p.m.

"52nd Street," Kenny Baker, Leo Carrillo, (5), 7:30 p.m.

"TO HAVE AND TO HOLD," Avis Scott, Patrick Barr, (13), 7:30 p.m.

"WENT THE DAY WELL," David Farrar, (7), 10:15 p.m.

"FALLING IN LOVE," Charles Farrell, Marion Nixon, (11), 10:30 p.m.

"THE HAIRY APE," William Bendix, Susan Hayward, (2), 11:00 p.m.

"ALLOTMENT WIVES," Kay Francis, Paul Kelly, Otto Kruger, (4). 11:00 p.m.

"I WOULDN'T BE IN YOUR SHOES." Don Castle, Elyse Knox, (13), 11:05 p.m.

Monday, Nov. 17 "PRICE OF WISDOM," (2), 9:30 a.m. "ALLOTMENT WIVES," Paul Kelly, Otto

Kruger, Kay Francis, (4), 9:30 aro. "BRILLIANT MARRIAGE," John Marsh,

(7), 11:45 a.m. "GANGSTER'S BOY," Jackie Cooper, Rob-

ert Warwick, (13), 12:35 p.m. "LOVE AT SEA," Rosalind Boulter, Carl

Harbord, (9), 12:45 p.m. "FUGITIVE ROAD," Erich Von Stroheim,

(7), 2:05 p.m.

"SULTAN'S DAUGHTER," Ann Cono, Charles Butterworth, Jack La Rue, (13), 2:10 p.m.

"FATHER AND SON," James Mason, (2), 2:45 p.m.

"LURE OF THE ISLANDS," Robert Low-ery, Margie Hart, (5), 4:00 p.m.

"CYCLONE OF THE SADDLE," Rex Lease. (9), 6:00 p.m.

"INNER SANCTUM," Mary Beth Hughes, Charles Russell, (13). 7:00 p.m.

"ANGEL WITH THE TRUMPET," Eileen Herlie, (13), 8:30 p.m.

"FLYING SERPENT," George Zucco, (5), 9:00 p.m.

"SEVEN DAYS TO NOON," atomic bomb story, (13), 10:15 p.m.

"ADVENTURES CF MARTIN EDEN," Glenn Ford, Evelyn Keyes, Claire Tre-vor, (7), 10:45 p.m.

"BORROWED HERO," Ann Baxter, Flor-ence Rice, (2), 11:00 p.m.

"AN OLD FASHIONED GIRL," Gloria Jean, Jimmy Lydon, John Hubbard, (4), 11:15 p.m.

Tuesday, Nov. 18 "THE VOICE WITHIN," (2), 9:30 a.m. "AN OLD FASHIONED GIRL," Gloria Jean,

Jimmy Lydon, John Hubbard, (4), 9:30 "GRIEF STREET," Barbara Kent, (7), 11:45 "TROCADERO," Johnny Downs, Rosemary

Lane, (13), 12:35 p.m. "LANDSLIDE," Dinah Sheridan, Jimmy

Hanley, (9), 12:45 p.m. "GREEN EYES," Shirley Grey, (7), 2:05 "MYSTERY OF 13TH GUEST," Helen Par-

rish, Tim Ryan, (13), 2:10 p.m. "WILLIAM GOES TO TOWN," William

Graham, (2), 2:45 p.m. "ADVENTURES OF KITTY O'DAY," Jean

Parker, Peter Cookson, (5), 4:00 p.m. "PALS OF THE RANGE," Rex Lease, (9),

6:60 p.m. "PAROLE, INC," Michael O'Shea, Evelyn

Ankers, (13), 7:00 P.m "MASTER OF BANKDAM," Dennis Price,

(5), 7:30 p.m. "BELOW THE DEADLIN E," Warren

Douglas, Ramsey Ames, (9), 9:00 p.m. "CORSICAN BROTHERS," Douglas Fair-

banks, Jr., Ruth Warrick, (11), 9:00 .SLIGHTLY HONORABLE," Pat O'Brien,

Broderick Crawford, (5), 10:00 p.m. "RAILROADED," Sheila Ryan, (7), 10:45 "MELODY PARADE," Mary Beth Hughes,

Eddie Quillen, (13), 10:50 p.m. "MILLION DOLLAR BABY," Jimmy Fay, ..Arline Judge, (2), 11:00 tiim• "NORTHWEST TRAIL," John Litel, Joan

Woodbury, Bob Steele, (4), 11:15 p.m.

Wednesday, Nov. 19 "MISSING PEOPLE," Will Fyffe, Kay

Walsh, (2), 9:30 a.m. "NORTHWEST TRAIL," John Litel, Joan

Woodbury, Bob Steele, (4), 9:30 a.m. "LADY FROM NOWHERE," Alice Day,

(7), 11:45 a.m. "IRISH LUCK," Frankie Darro, Lillian

Elliott, (13), 12:35 p.m. "LORD OF THE MANOR." Fred Carr, Ed-

die Stalkfield, (9), 12:45 p.m. "IT COULDN'T HAVE HAPPENED,"

Reginald Denny, (7), 2:05 p.m. "WHY GIRLS LEAVE HOME," Pamela

Blake, Sheldon Leonard, Lola Lane, (13), 2:10 p.m.

"SUSPECTED PERSON," Patricia Roc, David Farrar, (2), 2:45 1:1a11•

"THREE OF A KIND," Billy Gilbert, (5), 4:00 p•nl•

"ROUGH RIDING RANGER," Rex Lease, (9), 6:00 p.m.

"STORM OVER BEN GA L," Patrick Knowles, Rochelle Hudson, (11), 8:00

"FOR YOU I DIE," Cathy' Downs, Paul Langton, (5), 9:00 p.m.

"THE GREEKS HAD A WORD FOR IT," Joan Blondeil, Ina Claire, (9), 9:00 p.m.

"ENCHANTED VALLEY," Allan Curtis, Anne Gwynn, (13), 9:00 p.m.

"CAMPUS SLEUTH," June Preisser, Fred-die Stewart, (13), 10:20 p.m.

"BUSH CHRISTMAS," Chips Rafferty, (7), 10:45 p.m.

"CHEERS OF THE CROWD," Russell Hop-ton, Irene Ware, (2), 11:00 p.m.

"SHE'S IN THE ARMY," Marie Wilson, Veda Ann Borg, Lyle Talbot, (4), 11:15

Thursday, Nov. 20 "THE OUTSIDER," George Sanders, Mary

Maguire, (2), 9:30 a.m. "SHE'S IN THE ARMY," Lyle Talbot,

AND OFFERS

KTTV's "Sheriff John" (John Rovick), always on the alert to bring home to Southland youngsters the importance of safety, recently opened a new six-week "Safety Slogan" contest on his daily program, "Cartoon Time With Sheriff John," seen on Channel 11 from 5:30 to 6:00 p.m. The Monthly Kiddie "Handy Hints"

adtest is under way, and Dorothy Gardiner and Ken Graue•host Channel 5 viewers Wednesdays at 6:45 p.m. Youngsters have until November 30 to send in their entries to be eligible to compete for "Handy Hints" prizes. Among the exciting prizes for the best hint sent in by any youthful viewers from one to fourteen years of age are an English bicycle, a life-sized, ride-able BMC tractor, a plastic swimming pool, a Doye O'Dell cowboy outfit and boots, and a Jet Skeeter. "Bridal Show," a new giveaway

show on KLAC-TV, will have emcee Dick Band interviewing girls about to be married. Guests will receive a number of fine gifts. The 5:00-p.m. -Sunday show will give details, begin-ning November 23.

Marie Wilson, Veda Ann Borg, (4), 9:30 "MIDNIGHT LADY," Sarah Padden, (7),

11:45 a.m. "CRASHING TROUBLE," Frankie Darro,

Marjorie Reynolds, (13), 12:35 p.m. "LUCK OF THE IRISH," Richard Hay-

ward, (9), 12:45 p.m. "ROCKS OF VALPRE," John Garrick, (7),

2:05 p.m. "SHADOW OF SUSPICION," Marjorie

Weaver. Peter Cookson, (13), 2:10 p.m. hPOISON PEN," Ann Todd, Flora Robson,

Robert Newton, (2), 2:45 p.m. "CRIME SMASHER," Gale Storm, Frank

Graham, (5), 4:00 p.m. "FIGHTING CABALLERO," Rex Lease,

(9), 6:00 p.m. "SHED NO TEARS," Wallace Ford, June

Vincent, (13), 8:30 p.m. "SUSPENSE," Barry Sullivan, Belita, (9),

9:00 p.m. "MAN'S BEST FRIEND," Patricia Chap-

man, (7), 10:45 p.m. "HE COULDN'T TAKE IT," Ray Walker,

George E. Stone, (4), 11:15 p.m. "WHAT A MAN!" Johnny Downs, Wanda

McKay, (13), 11:20 p.m.

Friday, Nov. 21 "UNDERCOVER MAN," Charles Starrett,

(2), 9:30 a.m. "HE COULDN'T TAKE IT," Ray Walker,

George E. Stone, (4), 9:30 a.m. "MURDER AT MIDNIGHT," Alice White,

(7), 11:45 a.m. "LAUGHING AT DANGER," Frankie

Darro, Joy Hodges, Veda Ann Borg, (13), 12:35 p.m.

"SHOW FLAT." Clifford Heatherly, llene Monroe, (9), 12:45 p.m.

"LONDON MELODY," Anna Neagle, (7), 2:05 p.m.

"WIFE OF MONTE CRISTO," John Loder, Eva Gabor, (13), 2:10 p.m.

"THURSDAY'S CHILD," Stewart Granger, (2), 2:45 p.m.

"DAY WITHOUT FEAR," Ricardo Cor-tez, Jean Parker, (5), 4:00 p.m.

"GHOST RIDER," Rex Lease. (9), 6:00 "HOUSE ACROSS THE BAY," Walter

Pidgeon, Joan Bennett, George Raft, (5), 10:00 p.m.

"THE APE" Boris Karloff, (7), 10:45 p.m. "THE PRETENDER," Albert Dekker,

Katherine Craig, (2), 11:60 p.m. "GINGER," Frank Albertson, Barbara

Reed, (13), 11:05 p.m. "STRANGE IMPERSONATION," William

Gargan, Brenda Marshall, Hillary Brook, (4), 11:15 p.m.

Page Seventeen

NOVEMBER 14, 1952 TV-RADIO LIFE

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TV PROGRAM FINDER Abbott and Costello Film........KTTV, 7:30 p.m. Tu Adventures of Ellery Queen...KECA-TV. 9:30 p.m. M Affairs of China Smith KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. F Aldrich Fani.iy__.____KIBIL 9:30 p.m. k' AU Aboard. KNIT, 12:15 p.m. Su All American Jubilee KEt'A-TV, 7 p.m. W Allen, Steve.........---_— K-NIT, 9 p.m. alt. T1: Amateur Boxing_ KTTV, 10 p.m. II i

.K11,11-TV. 8:30 pin. M Amos 'n' .1ndy.-......______KNIT, 9 p.m. alt Th All Star Res ue .. .KNISIL 9:30 p.m. MI American Forum of Air KIM', 11:30 a.m. Su Andy Kelley Presents ..... _KECA-TV. 8:15 p.m. Su Anson, Bill EITTV, 7 p.m. Th Anybody Can Win KNBH, 8 p.m. Sa Arden Eve ........... ___:_.... ...... _ _KNIT, 9 p.m. >a Armstrong Circle Theatre KNBH, 9:30 p.m. Ti. Auction Park_---_____KTTV, 1:30 p.m. Su Auction Park__________ ......... .KTTV, 1 p.m. Su Autry, Gene. KECA-TV, 6 p.m. Su Babbitt, liarry....KTLA, 7:30 p.m. Th; 9 p.m. Su Bachelor's Harem _KNIT, 10 p.m. hi. Ball, Lucille___._._.-_ T _KIX, 9 pm. M Balance Sour Budget KNIT, 7 p.m. Su Baiter, Sam —KLAC-TV, 6:35 p.m. 11-4 Bandstand Revue.- KTLA, 9 p.m. Su *Barton, Frank___-.-_KNBH, 11 p.m. M-F Beat the Clock_ ______KNIT, 7:30 p.m. Sa Berle, Milton KNBIL 8 p.m. Tu Beulah..-......____ KECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. To:

. 3:3o p.m. S.. Blff Baker, U.S.A KNIT, 7 p.m. Th Big Event.. KECA-TI, 10 p.m. Su Big Payoff. _K.NBH, 1.2 n M-F Big Picture KNBH, 3 p.m. Tu, Th; KECA-TV, 2:30 p.m. Sa

Big Story KIRK 9 p.m. F Big Ten Football. .KECA-TV, ti p.m. S0:

9:30 p.m. W Big Town.- .. _ ... ....—_--..KNIT, 8 p.m. Th Blue Ribbon Bouts KNIT, 7 p.m. W Bollay, Gene .... ________KTTV, 6:55 p.m. M-1. Boston Blacide.___.--___ILIBH, 9 p.m. Sil Bowling _..,.__ ..... KTTV, 10 p.m. Tu Boxing..._.____ --KLAC-TV, 9:30 p.m. Tu Break the Bank *_KNIT, 6:30 p.m. Su Bride and Groom KNIT, 12:45 p.m. M-I, Brundige' IiiiI__ _ ____II KJ-TV, 8:15 p.m. Tu-Th Burns It Allen____-.—.....KNIT, 8:30 p.m. Th California Living...... KNIT, 10:30 a.m. M-F Call the Coach______--.KECA-TV, 8 p.m. Sa *Camel News Caravan KIBIL 7:45 p.m. M-F Campus Farmers KECA-TV, 3 p.m. Sa Candi.: Camera... KLAC-TV, 8 p.m. W Caesar, Sid__ KNBH, 6 p.m. Sa Candy Carnival KNIT, 12:30 p.m. Su Carson's Cellar .KNIT, 5:30 p.m. Su Cartoon Time _KTTV, 5:30 p.m. M-E Captain Midnight KTTV, 5 p.m. So Calsalcade of America....KKBH, 8:30 p.m. alt. W Casalcade of Books...-.-_,....__JFINXT, 3 p.m. Su Chance of a Lifethne__KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. Th Chase, Charlie------TLA , 7:30 p.m. F Chef Milani _ -_KNBH, 4 p.m. M-F Chevron Theatre KTLA, 9 p.m. F Children's Matinee KTTV, 1:30 p.m. Su China Smith_________ ... ___KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. 4 Chronoscope. KNXT, 10:30 p.m. M, W, F Chrysler Show...—.--__KHJ-TV, 7:30 p.m. Su Church in the Home_--..K11J-TV, 10:30 a.m. Mu Cinema Chef KTTV, 1 p.m. M-F Cisco Kid .... _. __KECA-11, 7 p.m. M City at Night............ KTLA, 10 p.m. W City Hospital.__.---KNIT, 9 p.m. alt. T:: Coates, Paul...—_._.ILIXT, 10:45 p.m. M-F Coca, hnogene____ _ . KIBH, 6 p.m. Sa Coffee with Coates....KIXT71_1_:30 a.m. M, W, F (7ollier, Lois_____ . . .. _ .... ___ KNBII, 9 p.m. Su Come Into the Kitchen...-.KTTV, 1:30 p.m. M-9 Comedy Cameos. - --KM', 5:15 p.m. Se;

- 5:au p.m. Su Comedy Hour. .. KIBII, 8 p.m. Su Considine, Bob.. KNBH, 10:45 p.m. Tu Cooley, Spade.-------__KTLA, 8:30 p.m. $a Cooper, Alex KNBH, 9 p.m. Sa Cowboy Thrills ____KTLA, 5:30 p.m. 31-4 Cox, Wally...KNISII, 9:30 p.m. Th Crime Syudicated..._---__KNNT. 9 p.m. alt. Tu Danger KNIT, 7:30 p.m. To Dangerous Assignment KNBH, 10:30 p.m. F Daniels, Billy KECA-TV, 9:15 p.m. su Davis, Joan KNBH, 8 p.m. W Deer Old Moula U.......... KNISH, 7 p.m. W Death Valley Days...KTLA, 9:30 p.m. alt. F Dick Tracy KNBH, 10:30 p.m. W District Attorne______KLAC-TV, 8 p.m. TI: Dixie Showboat.. _KTLA, 8 p.m. M Dixon, Nancy KTTV, 4 p.m. M, W, E Double or Nothing.__KNXT, 1:30 p.m. M, W, F Double Play......_......_. ...,..KNISII. 7:15 p.m. Ti. Dragnet _KNBH, 9 p.m. alt. TI: Dude Martin ___ .... _ RTTV. 9 p.m. Il Dude Rancla Varieties KTTV, 9:30 p.ni. I, Dunne, Irene______-_—_KIXT 7:30 p.m. 4 Eastside Kids KTLA, 6:30 p.m. Su *Edwards, Doug_______KNIT, 6:30 p.m. M-F Ellery Queen...________KECA-TV, 9:30 p.m. M Embassy Club._ - .-_ KNISH, 10:30 p.m. Tu Erwin. Stu _KECA-TV, 5 p.m. Sa; 7:30 pm. y

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Everybody's Business RECA-TV, 8 p.m. Th Everywhere I Go . _KNXT, 1:30 p.m. Tu, Ti: Faith for Today..-.---„KECA-TV. 5 p.m. Su Famous Playhouse KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. M Farms and Gardens ...... __KIWI, 9:30 a.m. Sa Fashions on TriaL-._-___... ..KTTV, 4 p.m. Su Fielding, Jerry...... _.__._.._...KNXT 7:30 p.m. F Fireside Theatre_________K.NKII, 9 p.m. Tu Fishing Pals __KIIJ-TV, 10:45 p.m. Th Flicker Snickers KTLA. 7:15 p.m. Th

_ __ - Fontaine, Frank. ..-...KIBH, 8:30 p.m. alt. W Foods for Thought--__ KNBIL 11 a.m. 31-4 Football Games......KNBH, 11:15 a.m. Sa: ...KECA-TV, 11:15 a.m. Su; KHJ-TV, 8 p.m. F

Footlight Theater___ ___-__KNIT, 6:30 p.m. F Ford Theater _-. -KNISH, 9:30 p.m. Th Food for Thought.........--KNBH, 11 a.m. M, Tu Foreign Intrigue_.....—KNBEL 10:30 p.m. TI: Four Star Playhouse.___KIXT, 9 p.m. alt. Th Frornan, Jane -- --__KIXT, 7 p.m. Tu Front Page Detective KTTV, 9 p.m. Su Frontiers of Faith.—_-_KNBIL 10:30 a.m. Su Frosty Frolics.. KTI.A, 8 p.m. Ti Fur Fun ...... ____.--KNXT, 10:30 p.m. Th Gabby Hayes______—_XIBH, 4:45 p.m. M-4 Gaffney, Mercedes______KECA-TV, 1 p.m. M-F Gangbusters ___KIBH, 9 p.m. alt. Ti. Garden Chats -KTV, 12:30 p.m. Su Get The Facts KNBH, 2 p.m. Su Ghost Towns of West.KECA-TV, 10:30 a.m. Su; 9:45 p.m. Tai

Gillette Fights .HIBIL 7 p.m. .I: Glamour Session. __KTTV, 4 p.m. ru, Th Gleason, Jackie KNIT, 8 p.m. Sa Godfrey, Arthur_________KNIT, 9 p.m. W:

" p.m. M-Th Great Churches of Golden West KTTV. 11 a.m. Sae Greatest Fights.____ _ __KIWI, 8 p.m. F Guiding Light. NIT, 2:30 p.m. M-1. Guitar, Tito_.-- KTTV, 8:30 p.m. Tu Gwinn, Bill____---...KECA-TV, 7 p.m. E Hallmark Hall of Fame....._.KNISH. 4:30 p.m. Su Hails of Science...-..---.- - -. . _KNBH, 5 p.i. Handy Hints.. ..... _______KTLA, 6:45 p.m. M-F lianson's Revue.-- ..............__KTLA, 7:30 p.m. M

m Harle Jubilee__ .... _.......KIIJ-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tii *Harvey. l'aul KECA-TV, 8 p.m. Su Huse A Heart KTTV, 7 p.m. Th *Headlines on Parade____KTLA, 8:45 p.m. Tu Heart of the City KTTV, 8 urn. Tu ¡tensen for Betsy___-KNIT, 6:45 p.m. Tu, Th Heldt, Horace..-.-.____KLAC-TV, 7:30 p.m. F;

9 p.m. Su Helpfully Yours _KNISH, 11:30 a.m. M-F Hickman, Herman_____ _KNISH, 8:3:1 p.m. Th Hill, less -- -11ILAC-TV, 10 p.m. Th

e Hit Parade_.______--...KKBH, 7:30 p.m. Ha Hogan, Lee.. .KIBH, 7 p.m. Tu Hollywood Legion Bouts-.KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. Sa Hollywood Off Beat__ . _KNIT, 9:30 p.m. Sa Hollywood op Television KLAC-TV. 12:30 p.m. M-I. Hollywood Opening Night KIBIL 10:30 p.m. Su Hollywood Opportunity ..... --KTLA, 7:30 p.m. T1: Hollywood Road to Fame_ . KNXT, 7 p.m. F Hometown Jamboree._____KLAC-TV, 7:30 p.m. Sa Hopalong Cassidy. ___ _.. .KNBIll, 5 p.m. Sa Hot Seat KECA-TV, 2 p.m. Sq Hour of Derision..._—...KECA-T%,10 p.m. Si: House Party ___KNXT, 11:45 a.m. M F How Did We Meet? KTTV, 8 p.m. M How Does It Work?....... KTTV, 4:15 p.m. Sa Howdy Doody JIINBII, 5:30 p.m. 51-E Hutton, Ina Ray AVM& 9 p.m. Ti: 1 Love Lucy.. -_____-____KIXT, 9 p.m. M I Married Joan....KNBH, 8 p.m. W In God We Trust________KTLA, 11 a.m. Su In Our Times KTTV, 8:30 p.m. Th Inspirational Hour....KECA-TV, 8:15, 9:30 a.m. Su Invitation Playhouse______KLAC-TV, 7 p.m. W Islander Show_-__. .. ...- __ . .... . ..... KTLA, 8 p.m. Th Inspector Mark Saber, Hom ..... Squad KECA-TV, 9 p.m. F

It's a Good Idea._ _ KIM, 7 p.m. Tu It's Magic .KTLA. 7:15 p.m. W It's New to Me -_-_-__.KNIT, 10 p.m. Sa I've .tiot a Secret --KNIT, 7:30 p.m. Th Jackson's Sports Interview_KTTV, 11:20 p.m. F Jackson's Theatre-KTTV, 2:30 p.m., 11:20 P.Iltj.

1 a.m. M-F Jalopy Derby Km , 3 p.m..Su Jarvis. Al .. _.KECA-TV. 3 p.m. M-F Jump Jump KNBH, 5:15 p.m. M-F Junior League Pop Concert.KTLA, 10 p.m. le Junior Rodeo KECA-TV, 11:30 a.m. Sa Juvenile Jury ...KNBH, 7 p.m. Su KLAC Telepaper _KLAC-TV. 6:30 p.m. M-k Karns, Rosette__ __C___KTTV, 9:30 p.m. Su Kids and Company ____.Krry, 5:30 p.m. Sa Kilgaillen, Dorothy______KNIT, 7:30 P.m. Su King of The Ring KHJ-TV, 8:15 p.m. M Kit Carson___________KECA-TV. 7:30 p.m. M Komedy Kiub 6:15 p.m. M-I, Kraft TV Theater... _. . ________KIBIL 9 p.m. Il Kukla, Fran and 011ie— KIS1111, 4 p.m. Sal La Boy, Rita EC'PTV. 4 p.m. Tu, Th Ladies' Matinee __ELECA-TV, 5 p.m. M-F Ladies Always Win._. __KTTV, 10:30 p.m. E Lane, Dick __KTLA, 8 p.m. M: 8:30 p.m. Th;

10 p.m. Su Learning '52 KNIT, 4:30 p.m. Sa Lee, Pinky-KN'BH, 7:30 p.m. M, W; 8:15 p.m. F Let's Go To Chtweh KTTV, In a .m. Su

...KLAC-TV. 7:30 p.m. II ILl erBacee - Begins 80 KTTV, 9 p.m. Sa Life With Elizabeth___KLAC-TV, 8:30 p.m. Sa Life With Luigi . .KNXT, 9:30 p.m. M Light of Faith .KNXT, 3:30 p.m. Su Linkletter, Art ....... ---KNXT. 11:45 a.m. M-F Littlefield, Joe __KTTV, 12:30 p.m. S., Lise Like a Millionaire....KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. Su Locker Room KTTV, 10:45 pan. M Lone Ranger______,___KECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. 7. Lusk, Freeman__—____KLAC-TV. 10 p.m. Th Lux Video Theatre KNIT, 8:30 p.m. M *Lyon, IA KLAC-TV, 11:15 p.m. III: 10:45 Pam

Tu; 10:15 p.m. W; 11 p.m. Th; 11 p.m. P

1.ina Magazine of the Week. KTLA, 10 p.m. Su 1 _._.._ _KIM, 8:30 p.m. 1. Mama Weiss .. _ ........ ..._-____KHJ-TV, 2 p.m. M-F Man Against Crime._ ...... K.IXT, 8:30 p.m. Th Man's Best Friend..KTLA, 5 p.m. Sa March of Time KTTV, 7:30 p.m. M Martin. Dude__________— _KTTV, 9 p.m. W

Martin Kane KNISH, 10 p.m. 7 *3Iartyn, Gil_KTLA, 7 p.m. M-F; 11 pin. M-114;

11:30 p.m. I Marx, Groucho____-- __KIBII, 8 p.m. Th Masquerade Party..—iN1311, 8 p.m. alt. M McAdoo, Mary. McConnell. Ed ..... __.----.-..:. KL;HABN,.:31'11,30350pp*.amin,,...mi ir.d.M -S-si,:.': McCoy, Herman KNXT, 8 p.m. Su McCoy, Tim McElroy, Jock_ Meet 311111e KNXT, 7 p.m. Su. Meet The Masters.. KNBH, 2:30 pan. Su Meet the Press KNISH, 9 p.m. M Men's Wrestling---_KLAC-TV, 10:30 p.m. Si Mike and Buff KNIT, 4:30 p.m. M -i' >Grandy's Garden Shop-KECA-T7', 1:45 p.m. Su Momentos Alegres_____KIIJ-TV. 6:30 p.m. Sa Monday Quarterbacks KNISH, 10:30 p.m. M Montgomery, Robert KIIIII. 9:30 p.m. 31 Moore, f Oirry KNIT, 12:15 p.m. M-F Movie Quick Quiz — ...KHJ-TV, 7:15 p.m. M-I' Mr. and Mrs. Kurth KNIT, 9:30 p.m..4

Mr. mzard . l'e.iepers..._ .......... _ . . _- ..... KNBIL 7:30 p.m. Su

mr. KNISH, 11:00 a.m. Su Murder Before Midnight_...........Krry, 10 p.m. Sa *Murrow, Edward R__-__KNIT, 8:30 p.m. Su My Friend Irma .. ....... ____ . _ . _ .. KNIT, 9 p.m. F My Hero KIRK 8:30 p.m. Sa Mystery Theatre............---KECA-TV, 9 p.m. F

KNIT, 7 p.m. Su Nagel. Conrad_ ___ *Newspaper of the KHJ-TV, 7 p.m. M-F; 10:30 p.m. M-Th; 11 p.m. F

*News Review of the Week KLAC-TV, 8:15 p.m. TI:

Norman, Gene ... ._ ..... _.-.......KIIJ-TV, 4 p.m. M-F: ___ .........._7:30 p.m. Tu

O'Dell, pDoelyle.....__-_--7 ...KTLA, 7:15 p.m. W - KTI.A. 5:30 p.m. M-F

O'Keefe, Walter -- -__Ks.‘KIBT.111, :30 5 p.m. Ts:: Omnibus

.KTTV, 7:30 PAIL Tll Open Road .KNXT, 9 p.m. Se Our Miss Brooks

Outdoors with Wagenhein .KNBH, 4 p.m. Na Owens, Harry KNXT, 8 p.m. M Owens Jack KECA-TV, 6:15 p.m. M-1. Ozzie and Harriet......_ ......... ....KECA-TV, 8 p.m. F Page, Patti ........ ________KNBIL 8:30 p.m. alt. VI Pandit, Korla... KTTV, 9 p.m. F Parlor Party___-----__KNBH, 2 p.m. M-F Peanut Circus Pearce, Al_ —KNIT, 8:30 p.m. alt. Tit Pet Exchange KE TNTB:,. 76:30p.mp..mM. -4F *Peterson, Elmer.---___KIBIL 6:55 p.m. M-4 Phileo Playhouse. _.____KNBH, 6 p.m. alt. Sim Pigskin Clinic _KECA-TV, 9:30 p.m. Tim Plainclothesman__ _____KTTV, 10 p.m. Su Play crafter's Club..--______KTLA, 5 p.m. M-F Playhouse of Stars _KNIT, 7:30 p.m. F Police Calls_KTLA, 3:55 p.m. M-Th; 11:45 p.m. E Politics on Trial_____KECA-TV, 12:45 p.m. Su *Pontiac News._ KIIJ-TV, 8 p.m. M-Th:

Portrait of a City__ ..KIB11,79:45a.npi..m31.-FF Potter, Peter_.-- KNXT, 10:30 p.m. Sa Production For Freedom Theatre KECA-TV, 1 p.m. Se

*Putnam, George-KTTV, 4:15, 6:45, 11 p.m. M-1. Queen for a Day. .KHJ-TV. 3 p.m. M-F' (MU Kids KNIT. 1 p.m. Su Racket Squad -_KNXT, 9:30 p.m. Th Ramer of the Jungle.KTTV, 7 p.m. Tu Range Rider................_._. _KNISH, 7 p.m. Th RCA Victor Show Red Buttons Show .KNKKBKINHTITI:TH‘:::347010ppp.p.f.... ts.Seaau Red Ryder Reimers, Ed___KTTV, 1:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m.,.111-F Roberts, Clete.. _KLAC-TV, 6:45 p.m. M-4' Rocky King, Detective.___.KTTV, 9:30 p.m. Su Rogers, Roy. Roll, Ernest S____---__KLAC-TV, 8 p.m. Th Roller Hockey. KTTV, 9:30 p.m. Su Rourke, Jack KECA-TV, 5, 10:15 p.m. 31-E Roving Camera___________ ....... KTLA, 7:15 p.m. Tu

Roy, Mike _..AC-TV, 11 a ni. M-4 Ruggles, Charlie KECA-TV, 7 p.m. Th Saunders, Ited.-.... ...KECA-TV, 9:30 p.m. Ti. Selling Playhouse KNIT, 8 p.m. F Scott Music flail KNBH, 8:30 p.m. alt. IV Search for Tornorrow—..K.IXT, 4:15 p.m. 81-1 Szninit.Nr ow..-___-____-_--KNIT. 8:30 p.m. Si,

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Seven Seventy on TV.......______KTTv, 2 p.m. Su Shore, Dinah .KN.N.T. 7:30 p.m., Tu, Th Short Short Stories..- ..... -.KNBII, 7:13 p.m. Tu,

8,15 p.m. .1 Short Story..KLAC-TV, 7 p.m. Sa 'kenos), Red-. KNBH, 7 p.m. Su Sky King.__.___---KNBH,_ 2:30 p.m. alt. Su Smith, Kate -WOW, 1 p.m. M-i Space Patrol______ ...... KECA-TV, 6:45 p.m. M-F:

11 a.m. Sa Sports Shots____--.--KTTV. 11:15 p.m. M-1 Sports Parade. .KTLA, 10:45 p.m. Ti, Standard Hour KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. W Star Hostess. _ -KNXT, 11 a.m. W Startime Theatre__ ..... ___- KTTV, 8 p.m. Tli Star Salon KNBH, 3:30 p.m. Sa Stewart, Martha.--____KNBH, 7:30 p.m. 51,U ;

8•15pmF Straight From Shoulder....KECA-TV. 9:30 p.m. Su Strike It Rich KNXT, 3 p.m. M-1'; 8 p.m. W Strong. Benny __KECA-TV, 9 p.m. Th Studio One KNXT, 7 p.m. M Stalk', 11111........KNB11, 2 p.m. M-F; 4:30 p.m. Su

, Success Story KTTV 7 P.m- F Sulivan, FA KNXT. 9 p.m. Su Sunday Service. . KNBH, 1:30 p.m. Su Super Circus___________KECA-TV, 2 p.m. SU Super Ghost KNBH, 11 a.m. Su Suspects Wanted.........- ...... KLIJ-TV, 12:35 p.m. M-F Suspense_ KNXT, 9:30 p.m. Tu *Swayze. John Cameron....KNBH, 7:45 p.m. M-F

Table at Ciro's..--.-.__KNXT, 10:45 p.m. M-F Tales of Tomorrow_.____KECA-TV, 0:30 p.m. F inylor, Kent__- __KNI311, 9 p.m. Su '.'eleforum . KTLA, 10 p.m. M Televenture.. KLAÇ-TV, 5:30 p.m. M-1 Tele-Vespers___,._______KTLA, 11:15 p.m. Su Tell Me A Good One KTTV, 10:30 p.m. Th Tex William's Chuck Wagon__KNBH, 3 p.m. Su The Chimps FIECA-TV, 1 p.m. Su The Doctor..KNBFI, 10 p.m. Su **The Movies"_........-___-.KTLA, 7:30 p.m. Su The Name's the Same...—.KIECA-TV, 7 p.m. Tu The Unexpected.KECA-TV, 8 p.m. W he Weather ....... ____-___-.KTTV, 6:35 p.m. M-F The Web..... ............ _..... ..... - ....KNXT, 8 p.m. Tu There's One In Every Farnily....KNXT, 0 a.m. M-1, This Is My Melody -_KIECA-TV, 7 p.m. F This Is Show Business.......__KNXT, 4:30 p.m. Su This Is The 1.1fe________ ..... __KTTV, 7 p.m. Su This Is the Story KECA-TV, 5:30 p.m. Su This Is Your Life___ _ ..... ....KNBH, 10 pan. W i'llOeff Two....KNI111, 7:30 p.m. M, W: 8:15 p.m. If 11m McCoy's Wild West....KNXT, 4:30 pan. M. Time for Benny KTLA. KFMB-TV,_6:30 p.m. M-F Toast of the Town..._-__ ....... ____KNXT, 9 p.m. Su Tootsie Hippodrome KECA-TV. 5:45 p.m. Su Touchdown....KIIJ-TV, 8:30 p.m. Th: 7:15 p.m. J Tracy, Lee KNBH, le p.m. Ti! Tricks and Treeats KTLA. 3:30 p.m. F

TV Family Playhouse___KLAC-TV, 8:30 p.m. %1 TV Recital Hall . KNBIll, 2:30 p.m. alt SU TV University._ ....... KHJ-TV, 8:30 p.m. Tu, W: 7:30 p.m. Th

Tweuty Questions. ....KTTV, 6:30 p.m. Su Two For The Money-______KNI1111, 10 p.m. Tu U.S.A. Canteen KNXT, 7 p.m. To United Or Not?......._____KECA-TV, 2 p.m. Sa Victory At Sea KNIill, 7 p.m. M Voice of Firestone________KNBH, 8:30 p.m. M Waring, Fred__ . KNXT, 6 p.m. Su *Weaver, Ilank_-___.KECA-TV, 10 p.m. M-F; Watch and Win_......„-- KNXT, 6 p.m. Tu

8 p.m. Sa Wehh, Jack. KNItH, 9 p.m. alt. Ti, Welsh at the Airport__ ........ KTTV, 6 p.m. M-Th: 8:15 p.m. F

Welcome Travelers....KNBII, 12:30 p.m. Welk, Lawrence FULA, 8 p.m. F Western Varieties, KTLA, 7:30 p.m. Sa What's My Line ... -...._ .... ...........KNXT, 7:30 pan. Su What's Name of That Song? KHI-TV. 7:30 p.m. M Wheel Of Fortune KNXT, 2 p.m. E Welsh at the Airport_______KTTV, 6 p.m. M-F 1Nitite, Betty KLAC-TV, 8:3(1 p.m. Sa Whiteman, Paul XECA-TV, 1:15 p.m. Su Who Knows This?____ -KLAC-TV, 6:30 p.m. Sa Wild Bill Hickock_______ ....... ....KTI.A. 6 p.m. Su TV University MU-TV, 8:30 p.m. Tut Winchell-Malmney Show KNISH, 8 p.m. M *Winchell, Walter .KECA-TV, 9 p.m. Su Without Fear ...... ..._ ........... ___KTTV, 8:30 Pall• F Women Are Wonderful KLAC-TV, 10:30 a.m. M-F Wrestling -...KLAC-TV. 8:30 p.m, F; -_KTLA, 8:30 p.m. Th; KTTV, 8:30 p.m. M: KECA-TV. 7 p,m Sa; 8 p.m. Ti,: ....KLAC-TV, 9:15 p.m. Tu; KNBH, 3:30 reall• Sa

Wrestling 1Vorkonts____KLAC-TV, 5:30 p.m. Su You Asked For It KECA-TV, 8 p.m. M You're Never Too Old .......KLAC-TV, 7 p.m. Th Your Grab Bag Khow........KECA-TV, 5:30 p.m. Sa Your Show of Showsà________KNBH, 6 p.m. On Your Town KTLA, 7:15 p.m. F

KERNEL ROBERTA LINN Roberta Linn, the singer with Law-

rence Welk's band on KTLA, now rates a salute—at least from Iowa -born Southern Californians. The little gal from Gravity, Iowa, this week received a handsome certificate naming her a Kernel of the Iowa Tall Corn, in recog-nition of her Iowa-ism in singing "That's Where the Tall Corn Grows."

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By Dorothy Gardiner and Ken Graue, stars of KTLA's "Handy Hints,' Mon-day through Friday, 6:45 p.m.

Here is the winner: Mrs. Dorothy Hazard, 8429 Keokuk Ave.. Canoga Park, Calif. The hint is: USE A DISCARDED

CANISTER SET IN THE CHILDREN'S ROOM FOR SMALL ASSORTED TOYS. Use the large can for tinker toys, the next size for small toy cars, next one for marbles, and the smallest can for crayons. The cans may be painted and decorated with decals or labeled. BRIGHTEN THE CORNER. .. Skirts

of the same material as your kitchen curtains will brighten your work area when snapped on your canisters with elastic. This will also serve to increase the life of a canister set that would otherwise be discarded.

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NOVEMBER 14, 1952 TV-RADIO LIFE

WHAT DID YOU THINK OF TV and its part in the recent political cam-paign? Did you snap off the set on election night and say to yourself, "It's been wonderful following this contest all the way from the nominating con-ventions in June until President-elect Eisenhower just spoke." s

OR DID YOU SAY TO YOURSELF, "Thank goodness, that's over! I'll be glad to get back to a regular looking and listening schedule!' The reason I'm bringing up the matter is that some persons with whom I post-mort-emed last week frankly stated that long before election night they had had their fill of the political hassle. And 'these unhappy individuals were not necessarily those whose candidates did not get elected. AN IDEA OCCURRED TO ME THAI

perhaps TV can do almost too good a job for a national event such as the one we have just experienced. For generations, the two political parties have held their conventions in the early summer to allow ample time to reach the voters before November elec-tion. In past days, candidates had to cover the territory personally, stump-ing indefatigably to put their message across to "the people." A quarter of a century ago, radio entered the picture and made it possible for the voters to hear what prospective office-hold-ers had to say. This year, for the first time generally, however, the political parties had a brand-new tool. Its power and very personal appeal have been demonstrated almost daily for the past few months. THAT TV WAS SOMEWHAT MIS-

USED AND ABUSED during the recent campaign is a fact I won't deny. How-ever, I believe that by the time an-other election rolls around, different approaches with it will probably have been worked out. It seems to me that with judicious use of radio and TV, it might not be necessary at all for candidates to wear themselves out rushing around the country. The Whistle-stop could be replaced by the dial twist. Money spent for tours could be channeled into radio and TV and the precious energy of important can-didates could be conserved for the jobs awaiting their occupancy. In fact, with the impact of modern media, why need a campaign be so prolonged? If men were nominated in September and campaigns conducted by radio and TV for six or eight weeks, wouldn't it be better? DURING RECENT WEEKS, a few

persons have objected to seeing and hearing so much "politics." Although I agree in a way, I still feel that it has been a wonderful experience for the American people as a whole to get close to their government. But even the most disgruntled lookers and listeners I talked with have had nothing but praise for certain programs which were put on specifically to help voters think and make decisions. They also admit that a few of the coast -to-coast hook-ups were splendid. I guess we all go along with the idea that TV and Page Twenty

radio are used advantageously when used discriminatingly. When surfeit occurs, listeners and lookers grow sick —and tired.

It is the general feeling that over-all election coverage was commend-able and that both media accom-plished fine coverage. Only minor com-plaints: sometimes things were too long drawn out . . . some outlets might have done better by not try-ing so hard to make something out of nothing . . . some might have pleased more by not making such a production of an event already im-portant. For this was a story—a great story with all the elements of conflict, patriotism, deep issues, even glamour; and a story like this is better told simply. Lots of persons, however, liked having the election given a production treatment and consequently were hap-py lookers and not like the TV-radio star who told me, "All I wanted to know was who was ahead and how much!"

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SAN DIEGO—(Special)—Big things are planned for December 12 for KFMB radio when the station switches net-works. More details on the big event will be forthcoming but in the mean-time hang on to your hats—even Santa Claus has consented to take a back seat. Longines-Wittenauer will do it again

—for the fourth consecutive year they will bring you the Thanksgiving Fes-tival Hour of Music which makes for excellent watching and listening and especially on Thanksgiving Day. KFMB-TV will carry it from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Looks like the below-the-border TV

will open as an independent station rather than network. . . . The TV set count in this area has jumped again with a conservative check showing more than 155,000 sets. The potential viewing audience on a count such as that is about three people per set— makes a nice little figure for an audi-ence, eh? To the people of San Diego the

growth of this city has been no secret • but KFMB and KFMB-TV decided to let everyone know about it by running full-page ads in the N. Y. Times, the . Wall Street Journal and the Los An-geles Times. Received an inquiry from St. John's, Newfoundland, in regard to the ad which had appeared in the International Edition of the N. Y. Times. Howard L. Chernoff, General Man-

ager for KFMB-TV and KFMB radio, and Mrs. Chernoff are off on a two-week vacation to Honolulu via Trans. ocean Airlines. . . .. The Say-A-Way food plan company sponsoring the hour-and-a-half wrestling show a couple of weeks ago obtained some fabulous results from the live commercial which Channel 8's announcer, Larry Shields, gave—by the next day the company had on hand 300—that's right-300 names and ad-dresses of prospective customers who had phoned in and asked to be called on by a company salesman. All the result of this commercial. Since as-suming the responsibilities of Pro-gram Director for KFMB radio, Jerry Lee Pecht has been plagued by the illness of his staff—and just before election too! What with one of his announcers on more than familar terms with the hospital, the wives of two other announcers were in the hos-pital or expecting to be—and what happens? You won't believe it, but the day before election his Chief En-gineer turns up with the gout!

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Fan Fax (FAN FAX is on exclusive TV-Radio Life

column for the many TV and radio fan clubs. It will appear periodically on our pages. If you are a Fan Club official or member and wish to have information printed in this column, send it to FAN FAX, TV-RADIO LIFE, 6361 SELMA AVE., HOLLYWOOD 28, CALIF. We will try to print as much material ris possible.'

W. Marg. Davis, 828 N. Bunker Hill Ave., Los Angeles 12, Calif., treasurer of Betty White's club, .nforms us that they issue two to four iournals a year, and bulletins, and also have an annual get-together, when all members get a chorec to meet the KLAC-TV star. Wanna join a club for Danny

McShain? Write to John Miller, 722 Portola Ave., Glendale 6, Calif. Jane Pawling, 2350 Hill St., Santa

Monica, president of the Liberace club, writes "thanks" for those who have written her offering help and support in her campaign for the KLAC-TV pianist. Stan Freberg's fan club, "Stan's

Fans," recently had a wonderful pic-nic at Alhambra Park. Stan enter-tained with his inseparable pal, Cecil the Seasick Sea Serpent. If you want

WHAT'S NEW

RADIO §' ),

Friday, November 14—POLICE BLOTTER, KEGA, 7:25 p.m. Roger DeKoven stars in a crime vignette series. Monday through

Friday. Also 8:25 p.m. Saturday.

SUNDAY, November 16—CALEN DRAKE, KNX, 10:45 a.m. Mr. Drake supplements his week -day broadcasts.

Monday, November 17—PURSUIT OF HAP-PINESS, KPOL, 11:00 a.m. Presented in cooperation with the Los Angeles Dental Society.

Monday, November 17—COULD THIS BE

to join the club, write to Dottie Wes-ton, 5545 Norwich Ave., Los Angeles 32, Calif. Get this! Here's one from London.

Mrs. Mavis I. Hodgson, 22 Station Road, Forest Gate, London E.7, Eng-land, informs us that she runs a club for Allan Jones and his lovely wife, Irene Hervey. The Myron Floren fan club has

adopted the slogan of "Good Neigh-bors." Vicky Lynn, 633 W. Queen St., Ingle-

wood, Calif., wants to know if there is a fan club for Monica Whalen.

C. Brown of 4618 Melborne Ave.. Hollywood 27, Calif., wants to join a club for the popular Rito Romero. Any offers?

YOU? KHJ, 9:30 p.m. On-the-spot Inter-views w,t1-1 traffic violators.

WHAT'S PLAYING Saturday, November 15—NBC SYMPHONY, KFI, 6:00 p.m. Toscaninl has chosen works by Bach and Saint-Saens.

WHO'S GUESTING Friday, November 14—BOB HOPE, KFI.

11:45 a.m. Glamorous Zsa Zsa Gabor shares the spotlight with Bob from Mon-day through Friday.

Sunday, November 14—HALLMARK PLAY-HOUSE, KNX, 6:00 p.m. Edward Arnold in "Thunder Shower.'

Saturday, November 15—STARS OVER HOLLYWOOD, KNX, 9:30 a.m. Bonita Granville in "Nocturne in Black and White."

Sunday, November 16—BEST PLAYS, KFI, 3:00 p.m. "Mad Women of Chaillot" star-ring Ailene MacMahon.

Sunday, November 16 —BERGEN-Mc. CARTHY, KNX, 5:00 p.m. Tony Martin.

Sunday, November 16—THEATRE GUILD, KFI, 5:30 p.m. Tallulah Bankhead stars in the role created by Bette Davis in "All About Eve."

Monday, November 17—VOICE OF FIRE-STONE, KFI, 5:30 p.m. Lauritz Melchior, tenor, soloist.

Monday, November 17—LUX RADIO THEA-TRE, KNX. 6:00 p.m. William Holden in "Submarine Command."

Monday, November 17—RAILROAD HOUR. KFI, 8:30 p.m. Marion Bell and Gordon MacRae in "On Your Toes."

Monday, November 17—SUSPENSE, KNX. 9:00 a.m. Agnes Moorehead In "Death and Miss Turner."

Monday. November 17 — TELEPHONE HOUR, KFI, 9:00 p.m. Bidu Sayao, so-prano.

Tuesday, November 18—DORIS DAY, KNX, 9:05 p.m. Tony Martin.

Thursday, November 20—BING CROSBY, KNX, 6:30 p.m. Dinah Shore.

Wake up singing!

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Monday thru Friday

5:30-8:30 A.M.

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TV-RADIO LIFE

Radio in Review

For Love o' Mike ( Comment t

Radio Ramblings ABC's "Defense Attorney," Mercedes McCambridge,

moves to New York, from whence her show emanates until next summer. . . . Don McNeill's "Breakfast Club" has found a permanent berth in the Terrace Casino of the Morrison Hotel in Chicago. . . . Gene Autry is on the move again. He opens his fifth annual tour in Texas next week. . . . KECA's Bill Bal-lance substitutes for CBS's vaca-tioning Hawthorne. . . . CBS's "Rocky Jordan" was once a five-a-week sudser titled "A Man Named Jordan.". . . AFRAN Jack Moyles has played the title role in both versions.... Jean Hersholt will receive an honor-ary doctor's degree in appreciation of his more than fifteen successful years as radio's country doctor. . . . "Club 15" exits from the airlanes in January unless a new sponsor foots the bill. Campbell soup people are earmarking their budget for TV.

Children's Programs IN all fairness we must take issue with radio for its

dearth of suitable radio programs for children. Televi-sion shows for the younger set are abundant. We recog-nize their quantity but will not dwell on their quality at the moment, because selective viewing can control that situation to a degree. However, radio has neither, quan-tity nor quality programs for the moppet set. We took a survey of the situation and present the following cross-section of programs designated as listening fare for your children by stations KHJ, KNX, KFI and KECA, respec-tively:

Mutual-Don Lee

"Clyde Beatty," Sunday, 1:30 p.m. The adventures of this

world - renowned animal trainer and hunter as he re-lives exciting episodes from his experiences in both the jungle and big top. "Bobby Benson," Monday,

5:00 p.m. MDL's cowboy kid heads

the riders of his B-Bar-B Ranch as they hunt down desperadoes in the Big Bend Country of Texas. "Wild Bill Hickok," Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 5:30

Bobby Benson p.m. Guy Madison is starred as

"Wild Bill" and Andy Devine and his deputy, "Jingles," in these stories of that legendary two-gun hero.

"Sergeant Preston of the Yukon," Tuesday and Thursday, 5:30 p.m.

Adventures of the Northwest Mounted Polce as they face danger and death keeping law and order in the wilds of the Canadian North.

"The Cisco Kid," Wednesday and Friday, 7:30 p.m.

These adventures, which are based on O. Henry's fa-

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11:30—Nat'l. Farm Hour. KFI. 12:30—Man on the Farm, KHJ. 6:00—NBC Symphony. KFL

QUIZ; Participation 1,, :::0—Brealeast in H'wood.

Juvenile 8:05—Let's Pretend. KNX. 9:30—Space Patrol, KECA. 6:00—Tarzan, KNX. 6:30—Hopalong Cassidy, KNX.

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 15 *Indicates News Broadcast Indicates Highlight 0—KECA, KF3IB—Flying Feet.

KFL KFSD—Music in the Morning.

KW, KGB--Music. *KNX, KCBQ. KIWB, KGB,

KPOL, KXLA—News. KALI—Dr. s. Bailes. RBIG—Jack the Early Bird. KFAC—Business Review. )(FOX—Music. KFTD—Walkin' Charlie

Aldrich. KGER—Mizpah. KGFI—World Bible Society. KIEV—Allin Slate.

*RLAC—News; Stock Reports. *KMPC—News; Business News. KOWL—Spanish Hour. KRKH-151essianic Testimonies. KWKW—Latin Rhythms.

8:05111iNX, KCBQ—Let's Pretend. KFWB—Mark Scott.

8:15*KHJ, KGB. KOWL—News. KALI—Calif. Civil Defense. KFAC—Musical Varieties. KFOX—The King's Service. KFWB—Bill Leyden. KGFJ—Time Was. KLAC—Sam Baiter. KPOL—Guest Star. KXLA—Sacred Records.

8:20—KLAC—Ilaynes at the Reins. 8:25—KHJ—Holland Engel.

*KBICx—News. R3IPC—Western Sports.

8:30—KECA—A Man and His Music. KHJ. KFX311. KGB. KV0E— Haven of Rest.

KNX, KCBQ—Give and Take. *KALI, KFAC, KFVD. Hum,

KNIP('.—News. KFOX—Gospel Tabernacle. KGER—Voice of China. KGFJ—Dr. Murphy. KOWL—Precious memories. KPOL—Lawrence Welk. KWKW—Rev. Pagen.

8:40—KMPC—Parade of Hits. 8:45—KALI—Bible College.

KFAC—Unity. KFVD—Welcome Inn.

*KFW11. KGFJ—News. KGER—Go Ve Fellowship.

8:55*KBIG—Southland News.

gal—KECA —Man and His Music.

KFI—Music in the Morning. KHJ—Bandstand U.S.A.

¿KNX. KCHQ—Theater of Today.

K111G—Dude Martin. KFAC—Bass Harris. RFOX—Pentecostal Tabernacle KFVD—Music Of The Hills. KF1VB—Bill Anson. K.GFJ—Fling Sings. KGER—Semi Classics. KIEV—Allin Slate.

*KLAC—News: Haynes at the Reins.

KMPC—Parade of Hits. HOWL—Italian Christian

Activity. *KPOL—News: Polka Time. KRKD—Sagebrusli Serenade. KWKW—Bill Stewart. KXLA—Sacred Records.

9:15—KFAC—Federation of Churches KGFJ—What's New? HOWL—German Hour. KXLA—Children's Program.

9:30—KECA, KFMB—Space Patrol. KF1—Boy Scout Jamboree. KHJ, KGB—Here's to Vets.

KCISQ—Stars Over Hollywood: Bonita Gran; iIle In "Nocturne in Ithick and White."

KALI—Beautiful Mexico. KFAC—Catholic Topics. KFON—Gospel Friends.

*KFIVB—News: Bill Anson. ROER—John Brown. IFIGFJ—Spotlight l'arade. KIEV—Lawrence Welk. KI.AC—Peter Potter. K3IPC—Saturday Salute. KXLA—Western Records.

9:45—KFIJ—Calif. Civil Defense. *KRKD—News.

9:50*KGFJ—News. 9:55*KF'AC--News.

10 —KECA—Ira cook. RFT—Young America Speaks. *KHJ, KFNM, KGB, KVOE—

Henry Travis, News. KNX, KCBQ—Fun For All. KBIG—Sale of Two Cities. KFAC—Composers Corner. KFV113-31usic. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGER—Prayer Revival Center. KGF.1—Yesterday's Hits. KIEV—Dave Shaw.

*KLAC—News; Peter Potter. ampc—Saturday Serenade. ROWL—Lithminian Program. KPOL—Polka and Waltz Time. KWKW—Bill Stewart.

10:05—KFOX—Assembly of God. 19:15—KECA—Football: Mich. State

vs. Notre Dame. KHI—Music.

Art Frost Presents NOTRE DAME vs. MICHIGAN STATE

Direct play by play broadcast Sat.. November 15-10:15 A.M.

KGF.1 1230 Kc.

KALI, KFOX. KGFJ—Foot-ball: Notre Dame vs. Michigan State.

KRKD—Dr. Richardson. 10:30—KF1—Breakfast in H'wood.

Kill—Men's t'orner. KNX, KCBQ—City Hospital. KBIG—Band Review. KFAC—Concert Stage.

*KFWB--News: Bill Anson. HOER—Morning Melodies. HOWL—Spanish Home Hour. KPOL--Merchant's Quiz. KRIM—Potpourri. KWKW—Tony Sein.

10:45—K11.1—Strictly Dixie. KNX—Galen Drake.

10:55*KFI—NBC News. KNX—Galen Drake. KFAC—News.

—KECA, KF3111—Foothall. KFI, KFSD—Mary Lee Taylor. KHJ—Strictly Dixie. KNX—Music With the Girls. KALI, )(FOX, KOFJ—Foot-

ball. KBIG—Band Review. KFAC—Concert Grand. KFVD-31usic. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGER—Rev. Le Roy Kopp. KGIL—Midmorni g Melodies.

*KLAC—News: Peter Potter. KMPC—Saturday Serenade. HOWL—Spanish Hour. KPOL—Tops in Pops. KRKII—Songs of Yesteryear. KWKW—Tony Seta.

11 :15—KBIG—Sale of Two Cities. KFAC—Folk Songs. HOER—Your Family Bible.

11 :25*FCH1—News ; Sam Hayes. 11;30 KFSD—National Farm

and Home Hour. KHJ, KVOI—Farm Press Conference.

KNX—Meet the Milieus. KFAC—Music Hull. KFVD—Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB—News: Bill Anson. HOER—Singing Americans. KOWL—Serbian Program. KPOL—Saturday

*KRKD—News; Sweet Pops. KWKW—Hora de Los Angeles.

*KXLA—News; Records. 11:15—ROER—Dr. Dan Gilbert.

*KGH..—News. It :55*KFAC—News.

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—KECA, KFMB—Footbeill. KFI—Noon Farm Reporter.

*KIM, KGB—Sid Fuller. News. *KNX—News. KBIG—Sale of Two Cities. KFAC—Luncheon Concert. KFOX, KGFJ—Football. KFVD—Housecleaning Time. KFWB—Bill Anson. HOER—Songs for Luncheon.

*KIEV—News; Da‘e Shaw.

Saturday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs in Lightface Type: P.M. Programs in Boldface

Public Interest 8:30—Gene Autry, KNX. Mastery-Detective

9:00—Gangbusters. KNX. Drama

9:00—Theater of Today. KNX. 9:30—Stars Over Hollyw'd, KNX. 7:30—Broadway, My Beat, KNX. 8:00—MOM Musical Comedy,

K11.1. 8:30—Newsstand Theatre, KECA. 9:30-1 Was a Communist for

the FBI. KNX.

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*KLAC—News; Peter Potter. KMPC—Saturday Serenade. KOWL—Joe Adams Show. K POL—Saturday Review. KRKD—Western Music. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

12:15—KFI, JEFSD—Motorists Melody Time.

KHJ—Music. • KNX—Giliesine's Garden.

*KGER—News. KPOL—Am. Medical Assoc.

12:25*KHJ, KBIG—News. 12:30—KFI—H'wood Varieties.

KIM, KGB. KV 0E—Man on the Farm.

KNX—Super Noodle. KFVD—Earl McDaniel Show.

*KFWB—News. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. KMEC—Songs You Ordered. KPOL.—Joe White.

18:45—KECA—Ira Cook. KNX, KCBQ—Stuart Craig.

*EFAC—News. KEWB—Joe Yocam show.

12:55*KWKW—News: Snorts. KFMEI—Ira Cook.

1 —KECA KFI—Hollywood 1arieties. KHJ—Music. KNX, KCI1Q—CBS Football Roundup.

KALI, KFOX, KGFJ—Football KBIG—Band Review. KFAC—Serenade. KJFVD—Songs by Jolson. KFVVB—Joe Yocam KGER—Concert Hall. KIEV—Top Tunes.

*MAC—News; Sports. KMPC—Songs you Ordered. KOWL—Joe Adams Show. KPOL—Joe White. KM"KW—Bill Garr Show. KXLA—Nav 3' Show.

1 :05—K LAC-570 Club. 1:15*KFI—News.

KFAC—Accent on Strings. KXLA—Adv. In Research.

1:25*KHJ—News. 1:MI—KM—Pigskin Parade.

KHJ, KGB—College Salutes. KFVD—Earl McDaniel Show.

*KFWB—News; Joe Teem. KGER—Calif. Civil Defense. KGFJ—Open Album. KIEV—Date With Slate.

*KXLA—News; Music. 1:4.5—KFI, KlFSD—Football: USC

vs. Washington. KHJ, KGB, KV0E—Football: -

Calif. vs. Mash. State. *RGER—News. K51PC—Football: Stanford vs.

Oregon. lb—SECA—Ira Cook.

KFI, KFSD—Football. KI1.1, KGB, KVOE—Football. KNX, KCBQ—CBS Football Roundup.

KALI—Olvera Street Prog. KBIG—Band Review. KFM.:--111atinee. KFVD—Harlematinee. KEWB—Maurice Hart. KGER—Long Beach Band. KOFJ—Always On My Mind. KIEV—Date With Slate.

*KLAC—News; Sports. K5IPC--Football. KOWL—Joe Adams. KPOI--Nod Landstrick. EKED—Waltz & a Song KWKW—Bill Garr.

2:05—KLAC-570 Club. 2;30—KECA—Football Roundup.

KNX—This is Los Angeles. *KFWB—News; Maurice Hart. ROER—Festival of Waltzes.

*KPOL—News; Right Around Town.

*KRIM—News: Tops in Pops. KWKW—L. P. Records.

0)*KECA—News. KFI, KFSD—Football. KIIJ, KGB, KVOE--Football. KNX—This is Living. KALI—Beautiful Mexico. KBIG—Southland Serenade.

*ELFAC—News; Your Soloist. KFVD—Herlematinee. KFWB—Maurice Hart.

*KGER—News; Music of Manhattan.

KIEV—What's New? KGFJ—Music in the Air.

*KLAC—News; Sports.

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*RXLA—News;Music. 3:05—KECA—Ira Cook.

KLAC-570 Club. 3:15*KERD—Earl Godwin. 3:30--KNX—Philip Norman.

KFAC—Worid of Opera. *KFVVB—News•, Maurice Hart. KIEV—Dave Shaw. KOWL-1800 Music. KWKW—Navy Star Time.

3:45—KIND—Novel Tunes. KGER—Let's Go To Town. KXLA-11. S. Marines.

3:50*KGFJ—News. 3:55—KBIG—Pass The Word.

A— ILECA— Ira Cook. KFI, KFSD—Football. KHJ, KGB—Football. KNX—Well at Mork. KALI—Mexican Hit Parade. KBIG—Southland Serenade. KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. KFOX—News; Music. KFVD--Lifelines. KFWB—Red Rowe Rancho.

KIDDIES! Take a Trip to

"Make-Believe" Land with

"MOLLY MAKE-BELIEVE" Music Just for You!

SATURDAYS 4 to 4:30 P.M.

KGFJ 1230 Kc.

KGFJ—Molly Make Believe. *KIEV—News; Dave Shaw. *KLAC—News; Sports. KMPC—Football. KOWL—Chico's Swingtime. KPOL—Polka Parade. KRKD—Tops in Pops.

*KWKW—News; Bill Sampson. 4 :05-1KLAC—Gene Norman. 4:15—KNX—Garden Gate.

KGER—Knights of Columbus. 30—KECA—Junior Junction.

KFI—Musical Scoreboard. *KHJ—Frank Hemingway. KNX—Stuart Craig. KBIG—Min iethne. KFMB—Ave Marla.

*RFI D—News. *KF'WB—News; Red Rowe. KGER—Accent on Youth. KGFJ—Dixieland. KMPC--Bolero Time. KPOL—Sport Spotlight. KXLA—Melody Valley.

4:45—KFI—Are You From Dixie? KHJ—Music. KNX—Tom Hanlon's Press Bor.

*KRKD—News. 5— EC A—Foo t ball Roundup. KFI—Are You From Dixie? KM, KGB—Western Serenade. KNX—Gaston Fisher. KALI—Voice of So. America. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KFOX—Sunshine Mission. KFWB—Red Rowe. KGER—Peter Slack, Organ. KGEJ—Jive at Five.

*KLAC—News; Sam Baiter. KMPC--Collegiate Scoreboard. KRKD—W agon W heels. KWKW—Enchanted Lady. KXLA—Melody Valley.

5:10—KLAC—Gene Norman. 5:15—KIRJ, KGB, KV0E--Pentagon

Report. -KNX—Tom Harmon. KGFJ—Keyboard Magie. FiMPC—For You.

5:30*KECA, KFMB—Bob Garred. KHJ—Callf. Nat'l. Guard.

*KNX, KCBQ— World Today, Carroll Aleott.

KFAC—Caucasian Memories. *KFOX, KFVVII. KG11.--News. *KFWB—News: Red Rowe. KGER—Tabernacle Benedic-

tions. KGFJ—Moods in Music. EKED—Sports Dial. KWKW—Romano Smeraldo. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

5:35*KLAC—Newri: Music. 5:45—KECA, HP:NB—Stuart Craig.

*KFI—H. V. Kaltenborn. KHJ—Music.

*KNX. KCBQ—Frank Goss. KGFJ--Filin News. KLAC—Sam Baiter. Sports. KMPC—EvenIng Serenade. EKED—Race Kesults.

5:55*KHJ, KGB—H. R. Bankhage. *KNX—News.

e—KECA—DInner Music. KFI, KFSD—NBC Symphony. KHJ, KGB KV0E—Hawaii

Calls. KNX KCBQ—Tarzan. KALI—Teddy Fregoso.

*KFAG—News; Showtime. *KFOX, KWKW—News. *KFIVB—News; Red Rowe. KGER—Back to the Bible. KGFJ—Request Performance.

*KLAC—News; Bob McLaughlin *KMPC—California News. ERED—Ev ening Varieties. KXLA—Muir College.

6:05*KMPC—World News. 6:15—KFWB--KFWB Spotlight.

IX:UPC...Parade ot Sports. *KXLA—News.

6 :30—KECA—Science Editor. KHJ, KV0E--Latin Rhythms. N X, KCBQ--Elopalong Cassidy.

KALI—Maurice Johnson. KFAC—Among the Moderns. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room KEWB--Strictly From Dixie. KGER—Lukin Valley Church. KMPC—Americans of Destiny. KKHD—Hawaiian Music. K18'KW—Hoyos Hour.

6:45—KECA—Report to the People. KGFJ—The Dreamer. KMPC—To Your Health. EKED—Evening Varieties.

6:50*RGFJ—News. 6:55—KIM—Music. 7—KECA—Speaking For Business.

KFI, KFSD—Pee Wee King. KHJ, KGB—U.S. Military Academy Band.

KNX, KCBQ—Vaughn Monroe. KFAG—Evensong. KFOX—Waltz Time. KFWB—Strictly From Dixie. KGER--Baltimore Gospel. KGFJ-5Iusical Digest.

*KGIL, EKED, KXLA—News. *KLAC--News; Bob McLaughlin KMPC—Junior Town Meeting.

7:15—KECA—As We See It. EKE D—% Time Waltzes. KXLA—Accent on Youth.

7:30—KECA—Escape With Me. KFI KFSD—Grand Ole Opry. KELL KGB, KV0E— Lombardoland, U.S.A.

KCBQ—Broadway, Beat.

KFAC—Masterworks from France.

KFOX—Adv. In Research. ELMS—Lundy Roark. KMPC—Our America. EKED—Dr. Richardson. KWKW—La Hora Popular.

7:45*KFOX—U.P. News. KFWB—Rosary Hour. KXLA—Helen Louise.

0—KECA, KFMB—Lone Ranger. KFI—Town Hall Party.

KGB. KVOE—MGM Musical Comedy Theatre.

¿KNX, KCBQ—Steve Allen. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFWB—Kennedy Hailing. KGER—Bible Treasury. EGFJ—Hot Rod Parade. KUL—Accent on Melody.

*KLAC—News; Sam Batter. KMPC--American Legion. KWKW—L. J. Betz. KXLA—Church in the Barn.

8:05—KFWB--Kennedy Halting. 8:15—KGER—Hebrew Christian.

KLAC—Gene Norman. EMPC—Hour of St. Francis.

8:25-11ECA—Police Blotter. 8:304 KECA—Newsstand theatre.

¿KNX. KCBQ—Gene Autry. *KFWB--News; Kennedy

Railing. KGER—Voice of China. KGFJ—Collegé of 'Divine

Science. IIMPC—Optimists Inter-

national. 8:45—KGER—Guild Show.

KGFJ—If They Had Lived. 9—ILECA—Marines in Review. KEI—Presenting Eerrea Lea.

*KHJ. KGB. KFN3I, KVOE— News; Larry Chatterton.

1KNX, KCBQ—Gangbusters. KFAC--Evening Concert. KFOX—Ray Robinson Show. KFWB—Kennedy Hailing. KGER—Soul Ciinic Mission. KGFJ—Hunter Hancock (until

11:30). *KLAC—News: Gene Norman. KMPC—Opening Night.

*KXLA—News: O. Rasmussen. 9:15—KFI—Melody Time.

KHJ—Rukeyser Reports. 9:25*KNX. HCBQ—News. 9:30—RECA—Layman's Hour.

KFI—Dude Ranch Jamboree. KHJ—Music.

elliNX-1 Was a Communist for the FBI.

RGER—John Brown. KMPC,—Dance Time.

9:45—KWKW—National Guard. 9:55—Kit—Sunday Previews.

*KHJ, KGB. KY OR—Cecil Brown.

I Sli*KECA—ABC Late News. aiV*KFI, KFSD—Night Reporter.

KHJ, 1I—Monica Whalen. *KNX, KCBQ-10 O'clock Wire. KFAC-3Insical Crossroads.

Saturday Night Dancing Party

FRANKLYN BRESEE your host

10 P. M. Saturdays

KFVD—Franklyn Bresee. KFWB--Larry

*KLAC—News; Gene Norman. KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance. KXLA—Cliffie Stone.

10 :15—KECA—Sextette from Hunger. KM—Supervisor's Report. KHJ—Dance Time.

*KNX—Bill Kenneally. KFSD—Lucky Lager Time.

10 :25—K N X—Tom Harmon. 10:30—RF:CA—Lawrence Welk Show.

KFI—Biltmore Orch. KHJ—John Wolohan Orch. KNX—Philip Norman.

10:55*KFI—NBC News.

11 —KECA—The Playboys. KFI—Shiclalr's Record Session *KHJ—News; Crowd's Nest. *KNX—News. KFOX—Irlsh World.

Catch MAC'S WAX with Earl McDaniel 11 P.M. Saturdays

KFVD—Mac's Was (to di KFIVB--Larry Finley.

*KLAC—News; Gene Norman. K3IPC. KFSD--Lucky Dance Time.

11 :10—KNX—Sports. 11:15—KFT—Palladium Orch.

KNX—Charles Antell. 11:30—KECA--Carlyle Nelson's Orch.

KFI—We Call It Jazz. KNX—Treasury Bandstand. KGFJ—Flve-Four Ballroom.

t1:45--tiNX—National Health.

12* KECA—News. KFI—Midnight Flyer.

*KNX. KLAC—News. KFAC—Music Out of Night

(to 6). KFYD—Earl McDaniel, EF1VB—Larry Finley (to 4). KGFJ—Platter Party (to 3).

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Radio in Review—Continued

mous character The Cisco Kid, relate tales of daring and danger in the West of the 1890's.

Station KFI "KFI Scout Jamboree," Saturday, 9:30 a.m.

Each week an outstanding scout is chosen, and at the end of the season these winning scouts are awarded a two-week trip in the high Sierras. The whys and where-fores of scouting are also broadcast. "Young America Speaks," Saturday, 10:00 a.m. A teen-age panel discusses subjects of interest to that

age level. Students from high schools throughout the city are selected as panelists. "The Funny-Paper Man," Sunday, 8:00 a.m.

Dave Starling reads the Sunday funnies to the small fry, ad-libbing and changing his voice according to the character in the strip.

CBS-KNX "Let's Pretend." Saturday, 8:00 a.m.

Nila Mack's playhouse for the younger set. Dramatiz-ations of fairy tales and children's folk stories. "Hopalong Cassidy," Saturday, 6:30 p.m. The hero of Clarence Mulford novels brought to life by

William Boyd. "Tarzan," Saturday, 6:00 p.m. Adaptations of Edgar Rice Burroughs's jungle stories.

Adventures appeal to kids from six to sixty. • "Gene Autry," Saturday, 8:30

p.m. The singing cowboy rides to

victory no matter what. ABC-KECA

*Space Patrol," Saturday, 9:30 a.m. Buzz Corry and Happy, Carol

and Tonga ride the airlanes in their space ships firing the imaginations of the small fry. "Lone Ranger," Monday. Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.; Satur-day, 8:00 p.m. The masked Ranger and his

friend Tonto catch the villain Gene Autry on all counts.

"Silver Eagle," Tuesday, Thursday, 7:00 p.m. Here's one we'll have to listen to, but we'll wager it

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16 *Indicates Newscast 9:30—KECA—Sunday With Bill.

KFI—Eternal Light. 8 —KECA—Clem DU% ies. KHJ, KFX3I, siGn, HVOE—

Noire of Prophecy. *KNX, KCBQ—Howard K.

Smith. KFAC—Morning Concert. HFSD—Devotional Hour. KFWB—Bill Leyden. KGER—John Brown. KIEV—Lawrence Welk. KLAC—Peter Potter. KPOL—Hank Fernandez.

9:15—KNX—Stuart Craig. KFVD—Piano Parade.

Indicates Highlight

Ki 'l—Funny Paper Man. KHJ, KFX3I—Journey to Melody.

KNX—Salt Lake Tabernacle. KRIG—Sunday Serenade. KEW—Breakfast Symphony. KIMB—Old Fashioned Rev ival.

Kll'OX—New Hope Baptist Ch. 111,N D—Christian Felloo ship. KFWB—Examiner Funnies. KGER—Rev. Markham. KGE1—Armehair Concert. KGIL—Voice of Prophecy.

*KIEV—News: Music. *KLAC, KWKW—News. *KNIPC—Peace Prayer; News. ',COWL—Amer.-Japanese Hr. K POL—Bible Research. KRKII—Itecord Shop.

*KXLA—News; Music.

8 :05—KLAC—Catholic flour. KMPC—Start To Live.

8:15—KFOX—Men's Bible Class. KFVD--Church of Christ. KGFJ—Salvation Army. KM PC—Religious News

Reporter. KVVKW—Christadelphian Ch.

8 :30—KECA—Light & Life Hour. KI-1-11.N. Is My Beat. KILL KFX31, KGB, KV 0E— Back to God.

*KNX—News, Bill Shadel. KBIG—Melody Masters

Quartet. RI' ON—Second Assembly of God.

KEWB—Union Rescue Mission. Kt:ER—Bible Treasury.

Dr. Joseph Murphy Church and College of

Divine Science 8:30 to 8:45 A.M. 8:30 to 8-45 P.M. 7 DAYS A WEEK

KGFJ 1230 Kc.

Kt:El—Divine Science. ROIL—Alexander St. Church. KMPC—Challenge to Youth. KPOL—Unlon Rescue Mission. KW KW—Romano Smeraldo.

8:35—KNX—Invitation to Learning. 8:15*KFI—News.

KFOX—Zion Travelers. ROER—Oriental Missionary. KGFJ—Goodwill Visitor.

9—KECA—Old Fashioned Sunday School.

KFI—Carnival of Books. KILL KFXM, KGB, KY 0E— Radio Bible Class.

KNX—Middle East Story. KALI—School of Christ. KB1G—Band Review. KFAC—Liberal Catholic Ch. KFVD—Faith for Tomorrow. KFVVB—Union Rescue Mission. HOER—World Literature Crusade.

KGFJ—Goodwill Viistor. *KLAC—News. KMPC--Bolero Time. KPOL—Rescite Mission. KRKD—Sunday Serenade. KWKW—Italian Hour.

9:05-1KLAC—Christ Church Unity. 9:15—KFI—Christian Science.

KFAC—Crest Choristers. *FIFVD—News; Music. KGFJ—Spotlight Parade. KOWL—Armenian Hour.

1n—K_ECA—Sumlay With Bill. ap Mg—Herbert J. Mann. *KHJ, KFX3I, KGB, HVOE—

News. *KNX—News. KB1G—Band Review. KFAC—Morning Concert. KFOX—L.A. Sentinel.

*KFSD—Sunday News Desk. KFVD—Sunday Roundup. KFWB—Bill Leyden. KGER—Radio Revival. KOFJ—Hits of the Week. KIEV—Music. KLAC—Peter Potter. KMPC—Hour of Music. KOWL—Am. Hellenic Ilr. KPOL—Hank Fernandez. KRKD—Sunday Serenade. KWKW—Italian Novelties. KXLA—Continental Serenade.

10:15—KFI—Crime Is Your Problem. KHJ—Sunday Favorites. KNX—UN on The Record. KFOX—Angelus flour.

10:25—KBIG—Sports News. 10:30—KFI, KFSD—Chicago Round

Table. KHJ, KGB, HVOE—Lutheran Hour.

KNX—University Explorer. KFSO—Monung %orshi1,. KGER—L.A. Hebrew Mission. HOWL—American-Jewish

Program. KWKW—Itallan Melodies.

10:45—KNX—Galen Drake. KFOX—Tabernacie

Benedictions. HOER—Dr. Dan Gilbert.

—KECA—Message of Israel. KFI—Catholic Hour. KHJ, KGB—Frank it Ernest. KNX, KCBQ—Symphonettes. KBIG—Band Review. KFAC—First Methodist Ch. KEM—Marines In Review. KESD—Ratner Recommends. KFVD—Ilollywood First

Baptist Church. FWB--Bill Leyden.

KGER—Open Door Church. KGFJ—Sunday Showcase. KGILL--Christian Church. KLAC—Peter Potter. K3IPC—Music City Show. KPOL—Eagle Rock Baptist Cli KWKW—Italian Melodies. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

11:15—KHJ, KGB—Land of the Free. KMPC—Football: Rams vs. Chicago Bears.

11:25*KBIG—Southiand News. 11:30—KECA—National Vespers.

*KFI—News. KHJ, KGB—Science Reporter. KNX—New York Philharmonic.

KIMB—Plano Playhouse. KFOX—Christian Church. KWKW—All Saints Church.

11:15-1111—Garden Guide. KHJ, KGB—Radio Canaries.

—KECA—Christian in Action. $&*KFI—Elmo Roper. *KHJ, KFAC, KGB, HVOE—

News.

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Sunday Radio Program Highlights A.51. Programs in Lightface Type: P.M. Programs in Boldface

:35—Invitation to Learn. KNX. 9:00—The Middle East Story.

KNX. 9:30—Eternal Light, KFI-10:15—Crime Is Your Problem,

10:110—Pnlyersity Explorer, KNX. 6:00—Walter Winehell, KECA.

Mystery-Detecttue 1:00—The Chase, KM. 2:311—True Detective, KILL 6:30—Dragnet, KFL 7:00—Barry Craig, KIT -;:311—The Whistler. KNX.

Quiz. Participation 1:30—Quis Kids, KNX. 8:00—Twenty Questions, KILL

Popular-Western Music 3:30—Jimmy Wakely, KNX.

2:00—Wwood Star Playhouse, KM.

3:00—Best Plays, KM. 5:30—Theater Guild, KFI. 6:00—M031 Theatre, KIM 6:00—Hallmark Playhouse, KNX. 8:30—Philip Morris Playhouse.

KNX.

Classical, Seml-Classical Music 8:00—Salt Lake Tab'nacle, KNX. 8:30—Standard Hour, KFL

Comedy-Variety 9:30—Jack Benny, KN.

4:30—Aldrich Family, KFIL. 5:00—Edgar Bergen, KNX. 7:30—Phil Barris, Alice Faye,

Kn. 8:00—our Miss Brooks. KNX. 9:00—Edgar Bergen, KNX.

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TV-RADIO LIFE SUNDAY RADIO LOGS KNX—New York Philharmonic.

KBIG—Band Review. KFSD—Elmo Roper. KFVD—Platter Royalty. KFWB—Bill Leyden. KGER—Open Door Church. KGFJ—Anybody's Hit Parade.

*KIEV—News; Music. KLAC—Peter Potter. IIMPC—Foothall. KOWL—Hungarian Melodies. HPOL-:.Waltz Time. KWKW—Italian Novelties. KXLA—S•elealtin' Deacon.

12:05—KFAC—Iiano Parade. 12:15—KFI—World of Books.

KHJ, KGB, HVOE—Bill Cunningham.

KGIL—Pop Parade. *KPOL—Ne‘vs.

12:30—KECA—Wiugs of Healing. *KFI, HFSD—Bob Considine. KHJ—Musie. HCBQ—First Presbyterian Ch. KFAC—Met. Encores. KGER—Sunday Serenade. KOWL—Yiddish Theater. KPOL—Old Fashioned Dance. KRHD—Sunday on Ranch. KWKW—Portuguese hour.

HFSD—Critic at Large. KHJ—Bands for Bonds. REVD—Piano Parade. KGER—Prison Missionary.

de —KECA—br. Charles E. Fuller. KFI—The Chase. KHJ, KGB, KV0E—Guy Lombardo.

*KNX—News. KBIG—Band Review. KFAC—Sunday Theatre. KFOX—Western Church. KFVD—Moods 67 Melodies. HMS—Bill Leyden. KGER—Healing Waters. KGFJ—Serenade to Afternoon. KG1L—Easy Listening. KLAC—Peter Potter. KSIPC—Foothall. HOWL—Scandinavian Hour. KPOL—Nod Landstrick. KRHD—Sunday on the Ranch. KWKW—Latin American Rhythms.

KXLA—Eddy Arnold Show. 1:15..-KNX, KM/I—George Fisher.

KGIL--Peniecostal Tabernacle. 1:30—Kit—Martin Kane.

1/KNX, HCBQ—Quiz Kids. KBIG—Music Hour. KGER—Sunshine Mission. KLAC-570 Club. KXLA—Church in the Barn.

1:55*KHJ, KGB, HVOE—News. KECA—V oice of Prophecy.

FIFSD—Wwood Star Playhouse.

KHJ, Ki1, KGB, HYDE— The Shadow.

H.NX, KCBQ—King Arthur Godfrey's Roundtable.

KBIG—Music Hour. KFAC—Sunday Theatre. KFOX—Good News. KFVVB—Yocam-Kennedy. Jamboree.

KGER—Long Beach Band. KGFJ—H'wood House

Presents. *SLAG—News: 570 Club. KMPC—Football. HOWL—Catholic Holy Hour. KPOL—Polka Party. KRKD—Sunday on the Beach. KWKW—Long Playing Records.

K_XLA—Challenge to Youth. 2:15—KFOX—Healing Waters. 2:30—KECA, KFM13—Greatest Story

Ever Told. *RFI—News. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KITOE— True Detective Mysteries.

*KNX, KCBQ—Robert Trout. KBIG—Southland Serenade. KFAC—Imports on Wax. KFOX—Gospel Harbor Light. KEY D—Harlem Holiday. KGER—Colonial Tabernacle. KGFJ—Say It With Music. KGIL—Showers Of Blessing. KMPC—Music City Show. KOWL—Spanish Home Hour. KNLA—Music.

2:45-111-1.--4-Story Theatre. 2:55*KNX. KCBQ—Larry Lesueur.

3— KECA

—Billy Graham. JIM—Rest Plays: Aline Mc-

Mahon in "Madwoman of Chaillot."

KHJ, KI NM, KGB, HVOE— Nick Carter.

KNX—America Calling. KBIG—Southland Serenade. KFAC—Museum Concert. IRF'0X—Gospel Youth Program 1LP:6—Church Service. KFVD—Music Manor. KFW13-1,Ocam-Kennedy Jamboree.

KGER—Lutheran Gospel Hr.

KGFJ—Harlem Jukebox. KGEL--Gems of Melody. K1EV—What's New?

*KLAC—News; 570 Club. KMPC—Musie City Show. HOWL—.Yiddish flour. HP0B—Time to Remember. KWKW—Salute to Reservists.

3:25*KILL KGB—Lecil Brown, *KBIG—World News.

3:30—KECA—Fierald of Truth. 41111J, KFX.M, KGB. HVOE--

Official Detective. H_NX, KCILQ-11'wood Barn Dance.

KFOX—Pentecostal Church. KGER—Temple Time. KG1L—Songs of Yesterday. KWKW—Pascasio Hour.

A— BECA— Church In the Rome. KFI, KFSD—Meet Your Match.

*KHJ, KGB, KV0E—News; Music.

¿KNX, KCBQ—Jack Benny. KBIG—Southland Serenade. KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. KFOX—Sunshine Mission. KFVD—t7itizens in Action. KFWB—Yocam-Kennedy Jamboree.

KGER—Old Fashioned Revival. KtiFJ—Dixieland. KGEL—Composer's Corner.

*KIEV—News; Music. *KLAC—News: Gene Norman. K.MPC—Afternoon Serenade, IFLOWL—Italian Hour. KPOL—Volce of Calvary. KWKW—Pascasio Hour.

4:15—HRHD--Tons in Pops.

4:30—KECA—PolitIcs on Trial. 4KFI—Aldrich Family. KILL KGB—Reviewing Stand.

¿KNX. HCBQ---eAmos 'N' Andy. KB1G—Movietime. KFOX—Bible Class. KFVD—Sacred Heart. KOWL—Faith of Our Fathers. KPOL—Sunday Varieties. KRKD—Natl. Safety Council. KWKW—United Baptist.

4:45—HRHD—Government Speaks.

, Listen Every Sunday

ithe MICKEY KATZ SHOW j5 to 6 p.m. KECA 790

Presented by PEPSI-COLA

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5— KE(:Aa Kt SIB—Mickey Katz. Kill—Top Story. KILL KGB—Oklahoma City Symphony.

KNX, HCBQ—Edgar Bergen Show.

KFAC—Concert Favorites. KFOX—Evangelist Program. KFWB—Yocam-Kennedy Jamboree.

KGER—Bible Treasury Hour. KGFJ—Dance Band Review.

*KLAC—News; Gene Norman. KMPC—Afternoon Serenade. KRHD—King's Ambassador. KWKW—Fun Feet. KXLA—Music.

5:15—KFI—By Lines. KGER—Voice of China.

5:304 KFI, KFSD—Theatre Guild: "All About Eve," Tallulah Bankhead.

*KNX, KCISQ—CBS Sunday Desk.

KFAC—Sunday Serenade. KFOX—Broadcast of Truth. KGER—Immanuel Christian Assembly.

KGFJ—Keyboard Magic. KGIL—Tahitian Memories. KMPC—Bill Stewart Show. KRKD—Tops in Pops. KW KW—Don l'andin flour. KXLA—Lincoln Ave. Church.

5:45—KHJ—Music. KFOX—Beacon Light Gospel. KGFJ—Favorite Stories.

6 d KECA, KFMB--Walter Winchell.

KFSD—Theater Guild. KFLI. KFNM. RGB, KI, 0E— MGM Theatre.

¿KNX. HCBQ—Hallmark Play-house: "Thunder Shower,' Edward Arnold.

KFAC—Masters of Music. *KFOX, KXLA—News. KFWB—Public Service. KGER—Sunday Concert. FiGFJ—Request Performance. FLGEL—Dinner Concert.

*KLAC--News; Bob McLaughlin.

KMPC—Bill Stewart. KRKD—Sign Posts to Health. KWKW—Don Pancho Hour.

6:15*KF,CA, KFMB—Taylor Grant. KFOX—Ministerial 1 nion. KFWB—Report Card. HYLLA—Red Cross.

6:25*KBIG—News. 6:30—KECA—Nelody Highway.

d K1'1, KFSD—Dragnet. KNX, KCSQ—December Bride. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KFWB—Civil Liberties. KGER—Lutheran League. KG1L—Easy Listening. KRHD--Full Gospel Evangelist KWKW—Proudly We Hail. KXLA—Lutheran Gospel flour.

6:45*HECA—Main St. to Stanfill. KFWB--Blind Artists Guild.

7*HECA, KF3113--Paul Haney. KFI, KFSD—.Barry Craig: "The Unnecessary Blonde," Wm. Gargan.

*KNX—Bob 1 rout. KFAC—Guest Conductor. KFOX—Pentecostal Church of

Bell. KFSG—Angelus Hour. KFWB—Union Rescue Mission. KGER—Old Time Religion, KGFJ—Musical Digest.

*KLAC—News; Bob McLaughlin.

KMPC—Jimmy Fidler, KWKW—Central Church. KXLA—National Voice.

7 :05—KNX—The Choraliers. 7 :15—K EC A—Pa ulena Carter.

KMPC—Open Forum. *KXLA—News.

7:30—KECA. KeMB—Time Capsule. 4KFI—Phil Harris, Alice Faye. KHJ, KGB, KV0B—Down You Go.

KNX, KCBQ—The Whistler. KFOX—Lower Lights Gospel

Mission. KFSG—Evangelistic Service. KFWB—Community

Newspiiper. KGER—Dr. Gordon Palmer. KGFJ—St. James Baptist Ch. KGIL—Music Box. KV0E—City Manager. KXLA—Church of open Door.

7:45—FLFWB—Catholic Answers, KLAC—Charles Antell.

:55*KHJ, KVDE—News. e*HECA, KFMB—Drew Pearson.

KFI—Charleen Hawkes & Co. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KV0E— Twenty Questions.

KCBQ—Our Miss Brooks.

KFAC—Evening Concert. KFWB—Presbyterian Church. KGER—Bethel Reformed Ch.

*KGFJ—News. KGIL—Songs Of Our Time.

*KLAC—News; Gene Norman. liMPC—Music in the Air. KWKW—Maple Chapel. KXLA—Open Door Church.

8:15*HECA, KESIB—Monday Morning Headlines.

KGFJ—If They Had Lived. 8:30—KECA, KFSIB—Chet Huntley.

KFI, HFSD—Standard Hour. KHJ, KFXM. KGB, HVOE— Opera Concert.

¿KNX, KCISQ—Philip Morris Playhouse.

KGFJ—College of Divine Science.

*KGIL—News; Music. KLAC—Who Knows This? KMPC—Studio A HVOE—Hase You Read? KWKW—Voice of Prophecy.

8:45—KECA--Stewart Craig. KGER—Message to Israel. KGFJ—Dept. of Employment. KVOE—Women's

99— KECA--Sunday Symphony. KFI, KFSD—Standard Hour. *KHJ. KFXM. KGB, KVOE—

Newspaper of the Air. KNX, KCBQ—Edgar Bergen Show.

KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX—Victory Baptist Ch.

*KMB—News: Soc. Security. KGER—Bethel Church. KGFJ—Ave Maria Hour. KGIL—Musical Scrapbook.

*KLAC—News; Gene Norman. KMPC—Freedom Story, KXLA—Dr. Chames E. Fuller.

S:15—KHJ—Dance Orch. KFSG—Voice of the People. KFVVII—Rabbi :Magnin. KNIPC—Mother's Album. KWKW—Heritage of Israel.

9:30—Kit—Stranger from the Sea. KHJ KFXM, KGB— Chicago Theater.

4KNX, KCBQ—Jack Benny. KFOX—Ray Robinson. ILFSD—The Chase. KFWB--Gueet Star. KGER—Zion Hill Baptist.

10

KGFJ—Proudly We Hail. KMPC—Lucky Dance Time. KWKW—San Gabriel Church.

9:43—KFT—Trouble Is Sly Business. KFWB—Career Women.

*KECA—George Sokolsky. *KUL KFSD—The Reporter. KHJ, KFX:11, KGB—Chicago Theater.

*KNX. KCBQ-10 O'clock Wire. KFAC—Gateway to Music. KFSG—Poet of the Piano. KFWB—Walter White, KGFJ—You Knew Them When.

*KLAC—News; Gene Norman. KMPC—Lucky Dance Time. KXLA—Voice of Calvary.

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THIS CHANGING WORLD

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10 :15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailee Kul—Mayor Bowron. KNX—George Fisher. HFSD--Lucky Dance Time. KFWB—Sweet And Low. KGFJ—Serenade in Blue.

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10:30—KECA—t areer Theatre. KFI—Riterside Rancho. KHJ—Music of Romance. KNX—Stuart Craig. KFWB--Echoes of Eden. KGFJ—H'wood House Party.

10:45—KNX—Charles Antell. 10:55*KFI—NBC News. 11*KE&-Ar—IdThis Week Around The

KFI—Meet The Press. *KHJ—News; Crowd's Net. *KNN— News. KFAC—Nocturne. HFSD, KMPC—Lucky Lager

Time. KFWB—Echoes of Eden. KGFJ—H'wood House Party.

*KLAC—News; Gene Norman. 11:15—KNX—Stuart Craig. 11 :30—KECA—Carlyle Nelson Orch.

*KFT—News. KNX—Treattury Bandstand. KFW13—Music You Want. KGFJ—Fi‘e-Four Ballroom.

11:45—KECA—Lawrence Welk Orch. KFI—Palladium Orch. KNX—Thinking Out Loud.

12' ECA—Dr. Billy Graham. *KNX—News. KFAC—Music Out of the Night

(to 6). KMPC—All-Night Recae.

12:05—KNX—Mel Baldwin. 1:00*KNX—News. 1:05—KNX—This I Believe.

WALKINI CHARLIE ALDRICH

and his gang

8:00-8:30 A.M.

Mon. thru Sat.

OLD FRIEND Grace Lawson recently

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"Platter Party" 12 Mid.-3 A.M.

"Nightowl Special" 3-6 A.M.

"Morning Almanac'' 6-6:50 A.M.

"News" 6:50 - 7 A.M. The Original Twenty-four

Hour Station

KGFJ 1230 Kc.

Clock Watcher (Dick Whittinghill)

Music 7:30 A.M.

KMPC-710

*Indicates News Broadcast rfindlcates lilighlieht 8iKECA, KI-MB—Don McNeill.

KFI—Johnny Murray. *KIM KGB. K1.0E—

Cecil Brown, KNX—Ralph Story Show. KALI—Dr. S. B. Bailes. KBIG—The Early Bird. KFAC.—Stock Market Blights KFOX—ln',asion Tinie.

Friendliest Show on Radio Wes Tuttle's

"TUTTLETIME-

KFVD—Walkin' Charlie Aldrich.

*KFWB, KLA(', KMPC, KPOL, KNLA—News.

KI1ER—Mizpah. KGFJ—World Bible Society. ROIL—Musical Clock. KIEV—Allin Slate. KOWL—Spanish Hour. KIIKD—Ernest C. Wilson. KWKW—Latin Rhythms.

:03--KINVB--Mark Scott. -KLAC—Stock Market Report.

111:15—KF1—Cof fee Time. *KHJ, KNX. HOWL, Kvoir.--

News. KALI—Helen Markham. KFAC—Musical Varieties. KFOX—Moore Foundation—M;

Prison Missionary—To-F. KFWB—Bill Leyden. KGFJ—Delinquency Prevention—M. The Judge Speaks—Tu. Voice of the Blind—W. Your Country at Work—Th. L.A. Fire Dept. —F.

KI.AC—Sam Baiter. KMP(7—Ittis. News: Sports. KPOL—Voice of I 'al% nry.

Start your

"Good Morning" with

BUENOS DIAS 6-7 Mon. thru Sat.

KRK10—('ountry Church of Irwood.

KXLA—Music. :20*KILL Heater.

KLAC-11nynes at the Reins. 8:t5*KHJ—Holland Engle.

*BBIG—Commuters' Edition. 8:30*AF-1—Southland News.

KHJ, KGB, KV0E—Bilde Institute Hour—M, W. F;

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Helen of Rest— Tu, Th. ¿KNX. KCISQ—Grand Siam. KFOX—Words of Life. ILIWB—L.A. Breakfast Club

ROER—Volee of China. FIGFJ—Dr. Murphy.

*KUL, KFAC, KFVD, KRKD—News.

*KMPC—Norman Nesbitt. KOWL—Precious Memories. KPOL—Biblical Readings. KWKW—L. J. Betz. KXLA—Ilaven of Rest.

/1:40—KMPC—Clock Watcher. 8:45—KFI—Andy arid Virginia.

KN X—Roserna ry. KALI—Rev. W. M. Morris. KFAC—Unity.

"SANDERS MEANDERS"

George Sandel:, at the mike 8:30-11 daily

Ws It

KIND—Sanders Meanders. *KFWB, KGFJ—News. KGER—Bible Treasury. KG1L—On Parade. KPOL—Show Time.

:55*KBIG,—Southiand News. *KMPC—News.

9—KECA—Sing With Bing. KIT—Andy and Virginia. KM, KGB—Music. KNX, KCBQ—Wendy Warren. KALI—Rev. Jagger. KBIG—Dude Martin, Show. KFAC—Morning Concert. &FOX—L.A. Pentecostal Ch.

*KFSD. KLAC—News. KFVD—Sanders Meanders. KFWB—Bill Anson, M, Tu, Th, F; Breakfast Club, W.

KGER—Lutheran Hour. KliFJ—Bing Sings. ROIL—Keyboard Rhythms. KIEV—Allio Slate. KMPC—Cluck Watcher. KOWL—American Jewish. l'gm KPOL—Lawrence Welk. KRKD—Sagebrush Serenade. KWKW—Bill Stewart Show. KXLA—Bar Nothin' Ranch.

9:05—KLAC—Haynes at the Reins. 9:10—KECA—Betty Crocker. 9:i5*YeEcA, KFMB—Chet Huntley.

*KFI—Victor J. Lindlahr. . KILL KGB, KVOF.—H. R. Baukhage.

KNX, KCISQ--Annt Jenny. KFOX—Home Missionary, KFSD—Kate Smith Show.

*KIND—News. KGFJ—Iloissewives Hit Parade

9:25—KH.1—Music. KM1'(', KRKI)—News.

9:30—KECA. KFMLS—Break the Bank.

KFI—Ladies' Day. Ki1.1—Nonna Young. KNX, KCBQ--11elen Trent. KALI—Beautiful Mexico. KFAC—Plano Parade. KFOX—Gospel Friends. KIND—Sanders Meanders.

*KFWB—News•, Bill Leyden. KGER—Joh B n rown. KGFJ—Spotlight Parade. ROLL—At Home With ttàe Masons.

KIEV—Lawrence V. KLAC—Peter Potter. KMPC—Chef Milani. KOWL—Spanish Honre Hour. KPOL—El Sereno Ilr. K VOE--Dean's Den.

9:45*KNX. KCItti—Our Gal Sunday *KRKD—News. KXLA—Eddie Kirk.

9:50*KGFJ—News. 9:55*KFAC—Dick Joy, News.

10 —KECA, KFMB—Jack Beret.. KFI—Stockmarket Reports. *K11.1, KGB. It% 0E— Nea•paper

of the Air. KNX—Big Sister. KBIG—Are Ya Listenite? KFAC—Composers' Corner.

*K FOX, KG ER—News. KFVD—Sanders Meanders. KFIVB--11111 Anson. KGF.1—Yeaternay's lilt.. KIEV—Dave Shaw.

*KLAC--News; Peter Potter. , *KMPC—News; Clock Warcner. KOWL—Viddish Hour. KRKD—Music. KW'KW—Bill Stewart. KXLA—Eddie Kirk.

10:05—KECA—Ronnie Kemper. KFOX—Social Security-11; Assembly of God—Tu-F.•

10 :10—KECA—Jack Bereh. 10:15—KECA—Friendly Philosopher.

KEI—Inside Bob and Ray. KH.I, KEXSI, KGB. KVOE--

Tello-Test. KNX—Mn Perkins.

*KEMB. liEVD—News. KFOX—Arhs. in Music—M. KGER—Tommy Baird. KKHD—Dr. Richardson.

10:25*KIRIG—Homemakers Edition. KFOX—Women in News—Tu-I

10:30—KECA, KFMB—My True Story. KIT, KIND—Strike It Rich. KILE KGB—Answer Man. KNX—Young Dr. Malone-KALI—Jimmy Goodson Show. KFAC—Song Recital.

*KFOX—News; Music. KFVD—Sanders Meanders.

*KFWB—News; Bill Anson, KGER—Helen Markham, KGF.1—Easy Rhythm.

IRA COOK Music

10:30 A.M.

KMPC-710

KMPC—Ira Cook. KOWL—Spanish Hour.

*KPOL—News; Polkas & Waltzes.

K itliD—Marvin Ash. K1VKW—Tony Sein.

*KXLA—News; Music. 10:15—K11.1—Russ Morgan,

KNX—Guiding Light. KGER—Rev. Le Roy Kopp.

10:50*KGFJ—News. 10:35—KECA. KFMB—WhIspering

Streets. *KFAC—Dick Joy. News.

11-11ECA• KFMK— Wldsperlug Streets.

‘KFI, KIND—Double or Nothing.

KHJ, KFX11, KGB, KVOE— Ladies Fair.

KNX—Second Mrs. Burton.

Musical Isle

on your radio dial

KBIG DIAL 740 The Catalina Station

KBIG—Are Ya Listenin'? KCBQ—E'ddie Fisher Show. KFAC—Masters in NC • tore.

• KFOX—Rhythmic Age. REVU—Bible Institute. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGFJ-s-Musical Portraits. KIEV—Dave Shaw.

*KI.AC—News; Peter Potter. *KMPC—News; Ira Cook

Standard School—F. KIIWL—Spanista flour. KPOL--Pursuit of Happiness —M; l'olkas and Waltzes— To-F.

KXLA—Music. 11:15—KECA—When A (iirl Marries.

KNX—l'erry Mason. KFAC—Folk Songs. KGER—Sunshine Mission.

*KXLA—Pasadena News. 11:25*KH.1, KGB—Sam Hayes.

*KRIG—Southiand Roundup. 11:30—KECA, KFMR.--Live Like a

Millionaire. KIT, KIND—Brighter hays.

IK11.1. KGB, K 0E—Queen for a flay.

KNX, KCISQ—Nora Drake. KFAC—Musie liait. KFVD—Rescue Mission.

*M.-WEI—News; Bill Anson. *KGER—News; Calif. Lutheran

Bible School. KGF.1—Variety on Piano. KOWL—To Your Health,.

KPÓL--tnion Rescue Mission. *KRKD—News; KWKW—La Mora de Los Angeles.

KXLA—Ilometown Jamboree. 11:15—K1'1, KFSD—Bob Hope.

KNX—The Brighter Day. ROER—Dan Gilbert.

*KGIL—News. KOWL—Reserve—M. W. Fl Errand of Mercy—Tu; Les Brown—Th.

11:50*Kit:1;1—News. 11:56*KFAG—Dick Joy. News. 103*KE.C.1—Hank Weaver, News.

KII—Farm Reporter. *KILL KGB, KIEV. KLAC,

KVOE—News. *KNX—News, Bill IFienneally. KBIG—Catalina Calling. KFAC—Lunclieon Concert.

*KIND—News. KFNVB—Bill Anson. KGER—Songs for Luncheon. KGFJ—Continental Gems.

*KIEV—News; Dave Shaw. *KMPC—News; Ira Cook. KOWL—Joe Adams Show. KPOL—Temple Baptist Ch.

*KRKD—News; Western Wayside.

K XLA—Hometown Jamboree. 12 :05—KLAC—Peter Potter. 12:13—KECA—Paut Harvey.

KFI, KIND—Road of Life. *KILL KGB—Cedric Foster. KNX—Hilltop House,

*KFOX, KIND. KGER, KMPC News.

KFVD—Midday Memories. 12:25*KBIG—World News Roundup. 12:30—KECA—Jaek Owens.

KFL KIND—Pepper Young. KIM—Behind The Story. KNX, KCISQ—Art Linkletter. KRIG—Catalina Calling. KFON.--ssilesta in Swing.

*KFWII—News. KGElt—Luncheon Serenade. Kt:FA—Music Festival. K611.—Homemakers Matinee. KPOL—Joe White. KXLA—Music.

12:45—KEI, KFSD—Right to Happiness.

KILI—Music. *KFAC—Dick Joy, News. KFOX—Latin-Am. Rhythms KFIVII—sloe Tricorn show. KVOE—Answer Man.

12:55*KH.1—News. *KWKW—News; Sports.

l—KECA, KFIMB—Bill Ring Show.

FEEL ICFSD—Backstage Witt. KFXM, KGB, KVOE—

Jack Kirkwood Show. KNX. KCBQ—Wendell Noble. KISIG—Catalina Calling. KF'AC—Employment Review— M; Serenade—To; I.A. In IterieW — NV•, L.A. Medical Assoc.—Th; Salvation Army —F.

KFOX—Texas Tiny. REVU—Shopping Highlights. KFWB—Joe Yocam. KGFJ—From Sunset and Vine.

*KGER—News: Norman Clou-tier— M S Wayne King—Tu; Hour of Charm—W; Vincent Lopez—Th; Men Behind Melody—F.

KIEV—Top Tunes. *KLAC—News; Sports. *KMPC—News; Ira Cook. KOWL--Joe Adams. KP(11,—.1oe White. KRKD—Polka Time.

*KXLA—Stories to Remember— M; Community Broadcaster - F': NIIISIV—W; Stories to Remember—Th.

KWKW—Bill Garr Show. 1:05—KLAC-570 Club. 1 :15—KECA—Al Jars is.

KIT, KIND—Stella Dallas. KNX—Carl Smith Show. KEW—Adv. With Books—M: Making Friends Vilth Music —Tu, W; Story Book Land —TI,; Trailways To Science — P.

K XIOA—Farm News. 1:211—KNN—It liapnens Every Day. 1:25—KNX—Mr. Informal' —Tit,

Tin; Untold Story—M, W, F. *KBIG—Who's in the News.

D—Young Widder Itrowne

KILL KGB—Lucky I' Ranch. KNX—Philip Norman. KIAC—Accent on Strings. KI,VD—Song Time.

*KEW B—News ; Joe Yocam.

TV-RADIO LIFE

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KGER—Nol at ime—M Voice of America—Tu; Stories to Remember—W; Marine Corps—Th; Take to the Air

KGFJ—Open Album. KIEV—Date With Slate. KXLA—Wade Ray Show. •

KFSD—Woman In My House.

RGER—Garden School. KMPC-1..A. in Review—M. 2— KECA, KIMB—Betty Crocker. RF!, KFSD—Just Plain Bill.

*KIM KNX, KFXM, KGB. —News. KALI—Senor Don Eduardo. KBIG—Sweet and Sentimental. MAC—Matinee. KFOX—Texas Tiny. KFTD—Harlematinee. KFW13—Maurice Hart.

*HGER—News: Guest Artist— M; Long Beach Band—Tu-F.

KGFJ—Always on My Mind. KIEV—Date With Slate.

*KLAC—Newei: Sports.

JOHNNY GRANT

Music 2.05 P.M.

KMPC-710 • C.—News; o may tirant.

KPOL—Nod Landstrick. KRILD—Waltz and a Song— Tu, Th: Popular Pops—I% , fire Dept.—M; L.A. Count Schools—F.

KWKW—Bill Garr. 2:05—FLECA—Bonnie Kemper.

KNX—George Fisher. KLAC-570 Club.

2:15—KEI, HFSD—Front Page Farrell.

KHJ—Guest Star—M: Your Star Time—Tu; Let's Go To Town—W; Forward March— Tit; Look To The Skies—F.

KNX, KCIlli—Arthur Godfrey. KURD—Sal, ation Army—W.

1:25*KBIG—News. 2 :30—KECA—Tennessee Ernie—M.

W-F: Stuart Cralg—Tu. KFI, KFSD—Lorenzo Jones. KHJ—Take a Number.

*KEWB—News; Maurice Hart. KGER—Peter Slack. (Irgan. KGFJ—Piano Moments. AGM—Record Revue.

*KPOL—News; Right Around the Town.

IL WSW—Fire Facts—M; Nat'l Health Aide—Tu, Th; L.P. Records—W, F.

HXLA—Continental Serenade. 2:40—KRKD—Tops in Pope. 2:45—RECA—Tennessee Ernie.

KII—The Doctor's Wife. 3— KECA—Tennessee Ernie. ¡KM. RFSD—Welcome

Treselers. RIM—Music.

¿KNX, FCCBQ—Arthur Godfrey. RALI—Beautlful Mexico. KBIG—Southland Serenade.

*KFAC—News; Your Soloist. KFVD—Harlematinee. KFWB—Maiirice Hart.

*KGER—News; Hornelife. KGFJ—Music in the Air.

KIEV—What's New? *KLAC. KMP(', KXLA—News. KOWL—Joe Adams Show. KPOL—Around The Town. KW KW—Bob Hamilton.

3 :05---K LAC-370 KMPC—Johnny Grant.

3:15—KHJ—Cinh 930, KFVD—News. KGER—Afternoon Musicale. KXLA—Tom Brennen Show.

3:25*KBIG—World Roundup. 3:30—KECA—Col Tinney.

Kfl—Dr. Paul. KILI—Lynn Looks at 'rimed. 'FAC—World in Opera. 1.1•111-11arlematinee. 1.•Wii—News; Maurice Hart. Elt—MU911, by Rotli—M, W:

Date in H'wood—Tu; Freddy Martin—Th.

KIEV—Dave Shaw. KOWL-1900 Music.

*KPOL—News; Right Around the Town.

*HRHD—News; Tops in Pops. KWKW—Club 1390—M; Red Cross—Tu; Sacramento Newsletter—W: Serenade Blue—Th; Traffic Quiz—F.

KXLA—Officer Jackson—Th. 3:15—KFI, RFSD—Dave Garroway.

RHJ, HVOE—Paula Stone. KNX, KCIIQ—Curt Massey. KFON. KEVD—Pensions. KWKW—Soclal Security—M.

::50.11(KGFJ—News. 3:55—RECA—Betty Croeker.

KBIG—Pass The Word—Tu, Th.

4—KECA—Mary Margaret McBride. KFI, KFSD—Life Can Be

Beautiful. KFX31, KGB, HVOE—

Fulton Lewis, Jr. KNX. KCI3Q—Beulah. KALI—Teddy Fregoso Show. KBIG—Southland Serenade.

*KFOX, KLAC, KMPC—News. KFAC—Muslcal Masterplecee. KFVD—Sundown Serenade. HFWB—Red Rowe Rancho. KGER—Commuter's Carousel. KGFJ—Art Label. Show. KGIL—Western

*KIEV—News; Dale Shaw. KOWL--Chico's Swingtime. KIPOL—Polka Parade. KRKD—Star Time.

*KWKW—News; Bill Sampson. RXLA—Music.

4 :05—KLAC—Gene Norman. KMPC—Bing Crosby.

4:13*HII—Feature Wire, Pat Bishop.

¿KM, KFXM.. KGB, HVOE— Frank Hemingway'

KNX, KCI1344--Jack Smith. KFOX—Music. KMPC—Romance and Rhythm

M., W. F: Twilight Tales—Tu. Th.

KURD—Band.

"DIXIELAND" 4:30 P.M. Daily 4 to 5 P.M. Sunday

KGFJ 1230 Kt.

Monday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs In Light/ace Type; P.M. Programs In Boldface

Drama 6:00—Lux, KNX. 7 :00—Woman of the Year, KID 8:30—Cafe Istanbul, KECA. 9:00—Suspense, KNX.

Mystery-Detective 7 :30—Under Arrest, KHJ. 7:35—Rocky Jordan, KNX. 8:00—Let George Do It. KILL s:30—Crime Fighters. KILL

Comedy-Variety ':I3—Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 7:09-130b Hawk, KNX.

Comment-Narration 4 :30—Burritt Wheeler, Mt

Sports 5:15—Tom Harmon, KNX. 5:15—Sam Bailer, KLAC.

Quiz, Participation

13kfst, Club, KECA 8:30—Grand Slam, KNX. 11:00—Double or Nothing. KEL 11:30—Queen for a Day. KHJ. 12:30—Art Linkletter, M'N X. 3:00—Welcome Travelers, KFI. 8:00—Life Begins At an. KECA. 8:30—Talent Scouts, KNX.

Iassical, Semi-Classical Music 5:30—Voice of Firestone. MI. 7:00—Meredith IVillson's Music

Room. KFI. 7 :33—Al Goodman's Musical

Album, 8:30—Railroad 111111r, KIT. 9:00--Pacifie Telephone flour,

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17 See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio

Log Listings

5—BMA—Elroy Hirsch. KFT—Passing l'arnde. KHJ, KGB, KV OK—Bobby Benson.

*KNX HCBQ—Ed. R. Morrow. KALI—Voice of So. America. KFAC—Nunset Serenade. RFOX—Sunshine ILFWB—Red Rowe, KGER—Commuter's Carousel. KGFJ—Jive at Five.

*KLAC, KMPC, RWKW—News, KRHD—Rodeo Time. KXLA—Melody Valley.

5:05—ILLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports. *H5IPC—Local News.

5:10—KLAC—Gene Norman. KMPC—Today in Sports.

Pinkley. *KFI—News. ¿KNX—Tom Harmon. KFOX—Let's Go To Town. KGFJ—Flaniste of the Future.

*KMPC—John T. Flynn. KWKW—Sports.

3:30*HECA, RIMS—Chet Huntley. ¡MI, KIND—Voice of

Firestone. KHJ, KGB. KV0E—Wild Bill

Hickok. *KNX, KCSQ—Carroll Alcott. KEAC—V lennese Varlet (es.

*KFOX—News. *KFWB—News; Red Rowe. KGER—Tab'ncl. Benedictions. KGFJ—Moods in Music. KMPC—Stars of Song. KRRD—Sports Dial. KWKW—Romano lemeraido. Kxuk—Squeakite Deacon.

3:15*HECA, KFMB—Bob Garred. *KNX. KCBQ—News, Goss. KFOX—Your Fisheaster.

¿KLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports. 1811IPC—Top Tunes. KRKD—Race Results.

5:35*K11.1, KGB, HVOE--Cecil Brown.

*KNX, KCBQ—Local News. 6*RECA—Hank Weaver. *KFT—H. V. Kaltenborn. *KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Gabriel

Heatter. IHNX, KCBQ—Lux Theatre. KALI—Spanish Ranchero.

*KFAC—News: Showtime. *KFOX. KLAC—News. *RFWB—News; Sports. FLGER—American Soul Clinic. KGEI—Request Performance.

*AMPQ—Calif. News. KWKW—Itallan Melodies.

ii :03—KLAC—Bob McLaughlin. *K.MPC—World News.

6:13*KECA, KFMB—Elmer Davis. *FLFI—Bill Haworth, News. *KHJ, KGB—Mutual Newsreel. KFWB—Let's Talk Polities. KMPC—Parade of Sports.

*KXLA—News. 6:30*HECA—Headline Edition.

KFT—American Way. KHJ, KGB—The Answer Man. KALI—Teddy Fregoso. KFAC—Musleal Milestones. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KFWB—America Dances. KGER—Back to the Bible.

*KMPC—Take Five. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. KXLA—Frank Simon.

6:35—KMPC—Race Roundup. 6:43—KECA—D1nner Music.

*KILL KGB, KV0E—Stim Ilayes.

6 :55*KHJ, KGB—Bill Henry. W—KECA, IIIIMB-1.,one Ranger.

F(FI, KFSD—Meredith Willson. IKHJ, KGB, KVOE—Woman of

the Year. KNX, KCI3Q—Bob Hawk. KALI—Mambo Time. KFAC—Music nt Seven. KFOX—Accordionettes. KFWB—America Dances. KGER—Family Bible Hour. KGFJ—Musical Digest.

*RCM. KLAC. EKED—News. KMPC—Musically Yours.

7 :05—KLAC—Bob 51cLau ghl in. 7 :15—KRAD—,Y1 Time Waltzes. 7 :25—K ECA—Pol ice Blotter. :30—KECA, ILIMB—Ilenry J.

Taylor. ILFSD—John Cameron

Swayze. "MILL KIWI/. KGB, KVOE-- I

Under Arrest. *ANN, KCBQ--Itobert Trout. EFAC—Echoes and Encores. KFO(—Esther l'resents. KFWIS—Commontty New,. RGIL—Equestrian Trails. KWKW—La Dora Popular. XLA—Toast masters Club.

•;;;;;;_...Kpi, Klusi)—Al Goodman's Musical Album.

KNX—Rocky Jordan.

I:45—HECA—Allstair Cooke. *KFOX—News. KFSG--The Rev. and The Mrs. RIEWS—Rosary flour.

40—KECA—Life Begins nt 80. KFI, KFSD—One Man's Family.

KIX111, KGB, HVOE— Let George Do It.

*KNX, HCBQ—Lowell Thomas. KFAC,—Evening Concert. KFOX—L.B. Town Forum. KFSG—Foundere floor. KFWB—Christian Science

Lecture, KGER—Bible Treasury. KOFJ—Blue of Evening. KGIL—Accent on Melody.

*KLAC—News. *KMPC—News; Musically Yours FLWKW—L. J. Betz.

8:15*KFI, KIND—World News. *KNX—Chas. Collingwood. KGER—Ilehrew Christian Hr. KGEI—Civil Defense. KWKW—Puerto Libre. KXLA—Smiley Bumette.

:2i—KNX—Long Trailer. 8:30—HI :CA—Cafe Istanbul.

KIND—Railroad Hour. KILL KGB, HVOE—Crime

Fighters. KNX—Taient Scouts. KFOX—Self Realization. KGER—Voiee of China. KGFJ—College of Div. Science. KWKW—Christian Science. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

8:45—KFOX—Dr. Hewitt. *KGFJ—News.

99—KECA—Reserve. KF1, FIFSD—Pacifie Telephone Hr.

*KILL KGB. KVOE—Newspaper of Air.

¿KNX, KCBQ—Suspense: Agnes Moorehead stars in "Death and Miss Turner."

KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX—Ray Robinson Show. KFSG—Crusader Time. KFIVB—Hennedy Halting. KGER—Dr. Vernon McGee. KGFJ—Hunter Hancock

(to 11:30). *ILIAC—News; Gene Norman. KMPC—Musically Yours. KWKW—Prizetical Catholicism K XLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

9:13*KHJ, KGB, HVOE—Fulton Lewis, Jr.

KWKW—Gordon B. Lloyd. 9:30—KFI—KFI Calling.

/LIU, KGB—Could This Be You?

KNX KCBQ—Club 15. KGER—John Brown.

LUCKY LAGER DANCE TIME

!,e‘- KM PC EVERY NIGHT-910 to 12 P M.

KMPC—Lneky Lager Dance. KWKW—Opera Talent.

9:45—KNX, FiCBQ—Amichair Adis. 9:55—KHJ. KGB, KVOE—Titus

Moody,

1ft*HECA—ABC Late News. V*KFI, KFSD—The Reporter. 1111,1, KGB-1 Love ri Mystery.

*KNX. KCBQ-10 O'clock Wire. KFAC—Musleall Crossroads. KFIVB—Larry Finley.

*KGER—News; MUSIC. *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance.

10:10*KECA—Edwin ('. Hill. 10:15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailes.

KFI—A Joy Forever. *KILL KGB—Frank Edwards. *KNX—William Kenneally. KIND—Lucky Lager Dance.

10:25—KNX—Tom Harmon. 10:30—KY:CA—Dramatic Show.

KFI—Repeat Performance.

KNX—Philip Norman. KGER—Peter Slack, Organ.

10:15—KECA—Music From Tile Moon.

"MR. CELEBRITY" starring

Al "Brownie" Burrs Mon., Tues., Wed. KXLA

Midnite-12:15 A.M.

Direct from Hollywood's famous Celebrity Room

12—KXLA—Mr. Celebrity.

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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18

ISi. Page 26 for 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Daytime Radio • Log Listings

5_HECIA—Elroy Hirsch. MI—Passing Parade. KELL KGB, M .0E—Sgt.

Preston. KCBQ—Ed R. Marrow.

KFAC—Sunset Serenade. SFOX—Munshine Mission. KFWB—Red Rowe. SGER—Commuter's Carousel. KGFJ—Jive at Five.

*KLAC—News; Sam Baiter. *KMPC, KWKW—News. KRKD—Rodeo Time. KX LA—Melody Valley.

5:05*KMPC—Local News. 5:10—KLAC—Gene Norman.

MIPC—Today in Sports. 5:15—KECA—Virgil Pinkley.

*KFI—News. ¿KNX—Tom Harmon. KFOX—Stars for Defense. KGFJ—Keyboard Magic.

*KMPC—John T. Flynn. KWKW—Sports.

5:30*KF.CA, KEMB—Chet Huntley. KFI—Barry Wood Show. MU, KGB, KVOE—Sky King.

*KNX. KCBQ—Carroll Aleott. KFAC—Vlennese Varieties.

*KFOR—News. *KEWB—News; Red Rowe. KGER—Tab'nel. Benedictions. KGEJ—Moods in Music. KMPC—Stars of Song. KRKD—Sports Dial. KWKW—Italian Hour. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

5:3.S*KLAC—News: Music. 5:45*KECA. KIWI—Bob Garred.

*KFI, KFSD—Elmer Peterson. *KNX, KCBQ—News, Goss. KFOX—Your Fisheaster. KLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports. KMPC—Top Tunes. KRKI)—Race Results.

5:55*KHJ, KGB. KV0E--Cecil Brown.

*KNX, KCI1Q—Local News.

6*ILECA—Ilank Weaver. *KFI—Richard Harkness. *KHJ, KEXM, KGB, KVOE—

Gabriel Heatter. JKNX KCBQ—Life with Luigi. *KFAC—News; Showtime. *KFOX, KLAC. KMPC—News. *KFWB—News; Sports. KGER—American Soul Clinic. KGEJ—Request Performance. KRKD—Evening Varieties. KWKW—Italian Melodies.

0:05—KLAC—Rob McLaughlin. *KMPC—World News.

8:15*KECA, KV:dB—Elmer Davis. *KFI—Bill Haworth, News. *KHJ, KGB—Mutual Newsreel. KEWIT—Fenture Spotlight.

4IIMPC—Bob Kelley. Sports. *KXLA—News.

11:31)*KECA—Headline Edition. 41111, KESD—Fibber McGee

and Molly. KILL KGB—Answer Man.

/JINX, KCBQ—My Friend Irma.

KFAC—Musical Milestones. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KFWB—Ameriea Dances. KGER—Back to the Bible.

*KNIPC—Take Five. IIWKW—Hoyos Hour. KXLA—Frank Simon.

6:35—KNX, ELCBQ—Steve Allen. KMPC—Race Roundup.

11:45—KECA—Dinner Music. *KILL ILF3011, KGB KV0E—

News, Sam Hayes. KMPC—To Your Health.

11:55*KHJ. KGB—Bill Henry.

911—KECA KEMB—SlIver Eagle. KFI, KFSD—Two for the • Money.

KELL KGB, KVOF.--Black Museum.

/KNX, KCBQ—People Are Funny.

KFAC—Musie at Seven. KFOX—Proirdly We Hall. KFWB—America Dances. KGER—Family Bible Hour. KGFJ—Musical Digest. KMPC,—Musically Yours.

*MOLD, KGIL. KLAC—News. 7 :05—KLAC—Bob McLaughlin. 7 :15—KRKD-0/4 Time Waltzes. 7 :25—KECA—Police Blotter. 7:30IKECA—Mr. President.

*KFI, KFSD—John Cameron Swayze.

/KILL KFX311, KGB, KVOE— Peter Salem.

/KNX, KCBQ—Ifollywood Music Hall.

KFAC—Echoes and Encores. *KFWB—Community News. KGER—Oriental Missionary.

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KGIL—Traffie Safety. KRIM—Dr. Richardson. KWKW—La Hora Popular. KXLA—Mary Burke King.

7 :35—KFI, KESI bet Muir. 7:45*KFOX—News.

REV/B.—Rosary Hour. KXLA—Pasadena City College

7:50—K11—Melody Time. ‘KECA—Town Meeting. KFI, KFSD—One Man's Family.

KHJ. KFXM, KGB, KVOE— Count of Monte Cristo.

*KNX. KCBQI.owell Thomas. KEA —Evening Concert. KFWB—Kennedy Salting. KGER—Bible Treasury. KGEJ—Blue of Evening.

*KLAC—News; Sam Baiter. *KM PC—News; Musically

Yours. KWKW—L. J. Betz.

8:15*KEI, KFSD—World News. *KNX, KCBQ—Chas.

Collingwood. KGER—Hebrew Christian. KGEJ—Bob Harvey Combo. KLAC—Gene Norman. KVIKW—Puerto Libre, KXLA—Smiley Burnette.

8:30 ¡Kn. KESD—Cavalcade of America.

KILL KGB. KVOE—Dr. Kildare.

KCI1Q—Mr. and Mrs. North.

*KEWB—News; KenneC,y Railing.

KGER—Voice of China. KGEJ—Col. of Divine Science. KXI.A—Ole Rasmussen.

8:45*KECA—Monitor News. KFSG—Suntlay School Time. KGER—Music Hall.

*KGEJ—News. dak—KECA—Iteserl e. MI /KM, IIFSD—Martin and

I.ewis. *KHJ, KE.X31, KGB, ILVOE—

Newspaper of the Air. KNX—Louella Parsons. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX—Ray Robinson Show. KFWB—Kennedy Kalling. KGER—Stars For Defense. KGEJ—Hunter Hancock.

(to 11:30). *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. *KMPC—News; Metrically

Yours. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

9:05—KNX—Doris Day. Guest: Tony Martin.

9:15*KHJ, KGB, HVOE—Fulton Lewis, Jr.

*KWKW—News. 9:30—KFI, KFSD—Red Skelton.

K111.1, KGB—Search That Never Ends.

KNX, KCBQ—Mindy Carson. KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance. KGER—John Brown. Kt/KW—Council of Churches.

9:45—KNX, KCBQ—Arnichair Advs. 9:55—KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE—

Titus Moody Show.

10— :C(F, EÎAK—FASBI—Latee Th Ne *Reporter. KHJ. HEX.% KGB-1 Love a Mystery.

*KNX, RCB(t--10 O'clock Wire. KFAC--Musical Crossroads. KFWB—Larry Finley.

*KGER—News; Music. *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance. KW'KW—Native Daughters.

10:10—KECA—Edwin AD. Hill. 10:15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailee.

KFI—A Joy Forever. *KILL KGB—Frank Edwards. *KNX—Bill Kenneally. RESD—Lucky Dance Time.

10:25—KNX—Reserve. 10:30—KECA—Music From The

Moon. KEI—Repeat Performance. Kitt—Music. KNX—Philip Norman. KGER—Peter Slack, organ.

10:45—SW1—Crowell's Nest. 10:55—KII—Inside News from

H'wood. 11—*KKEFICAK—Jrusic kNFxrorLtwhse Moon.

KFAC—Crossmads of Music. KFOX—Irisis World. ILFSIL KMPC—Lucky Dance

RE/Ili—Larry Finley. *KLAC—News: Gene Norman.

11:10—KNX—T. Hanlon Scoreboard. 11:15—KFI—Palladium Orchestra

KHJ—CrowelPs Nest. • KNX—Merry-ilo-Round

11:30—KECA—carlyle Nelson Oich. KFI—Wallington at Ciro's. KGEJ—Ilve. Four Ballroom.

11:40—KNX—This I Believe. 11:45—KNX—You and the World. 11 :55*KFI—News. 1411F—KXLA—Mr. Celebrity.

KFI—Midnight Flyer.

TV-RADIO LIFE

Radio in Review—Continued•

Your Cue ( Shows You May Like

We Point With Pride ... To Jimmy Stewart and the entire cast who substi-

tuted for the absent Bing Crosby on last week's airer. Thanks also go to the regular scripters of the Crosby show, Bill Morrow and Murdo MacKenzie, for putting together top-rate musical fare on such short notice.

Off Mike ( Personalities )

Early Plans for June 2, 1953, is almost

a year away, but CBS broadcasters are making plans for Queen Eliza-beth's Coronation cover-age how. Because of the necessity for making ar-rangements far in ad-vance, the British Govern-ment has asked the broad-casters for their earliest cooperation. Edward R. Mu rr o w,

Lowell Thomas and Rob-ert Trout will join CBS Radio European Chief Howard K. Smith for this momentous broad-cast. Murrow, Thomas, and Trout will meet for their second coronation. The trio covered the coronation in 1937.

Coronation Coverage

Robert Trout

of George VI in London

"Amos 'n' Andy's" 10,000th Broadcast On November 16, "Amos 'n' Andy" will commemorate

their 10,000th broadcast with a special program high-lighting events over the years. Through the show will parade the most famous of the more than 190 characters they have created . . . characters that have become as much a part of American folklore as Paul Bunyan and Uncle Remus. Over the past twenty-five years "Amos 'n' Andy," otherwise known as Freeman Gosden and Charles Correll, have captured the hearts of the American people.

Despite the announcement of their intentions to quit radio .at the close of the current season, people in the trade are convinced that the pair will be back again next season. Radio and "A & A" were made for each other.

,Tuesday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs in Lightface Type; P.M. Programs In Boldface.

Comedy-Variety 2:15—Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 0:00—Life With Lobo, KNX. 0:30—Fibber McGee & Molly, KFI 6:30—My Friend Irma, KN. 7:00—People Are Funny, KNX. 9:00—Martin and Lewis, KEE 9:05—Doris Day, KNX. 9:30—Red Skelton, MI.

Quiz, Participation 8:00—McNeill Bkfst Club, KECA. 8:30—Grand Slam, KNX. 11:00—Double or Nothing. EFL Il :30—Queen for a Day, KHJ. 1?.:30—Art Linkletter, KNX. 2:00—Welcome Travelers, Kn. 7:00—Two for the Money, KFI. /4:00—America's Town Meeting,

KECA.

Sports 5:15—Tom Harmon, KNX. 5:45—Sam Baiter, KLAC. 0:15—Bob Kelley, KMPC.

Mystery-Detective 7:00—Black Museum, KHJ. 8:30—Mr. & Mrs. North, KNX. 9:00—Mr. Chameleon. KNX.

Comment-Narration 4:30—Burritt Wheeler, Kn. Classical, Semi-Ctassical Musi , 7:30—Hollyw'd Music Hall, KN.\

Drama 7:30—Mr. President, KECA. 7:30—Peter Salem, KHJ. 8:00—Count of Monte Cristo.

KHJ. 8:30—Cavalcade of America, K1 8:30—Dr. Kildare. KM.

TV-RADIO LIFE

gar, eye Inspire the Pen Diane Ranson, 7418 Dalton Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Are Ed Kemmer (Buzz Corry) and Virginia Hewitt

(Carol) of "Space Patrol" married? I disagree very much with the reader wno said "Space Patrol" shouldn't have romance. I think it should. I am twelve years old. Ed is married; Virginia is single.

Jimmy Britt, Hollywood, Calif. Is Jack Webb on "Dragnet"

as gruff in private life as he sounds on the program? Some-times he gives me goose lumps.

Which speaks well for Jack's acting abilities. In private life, he is a personable. well-man-nered gentleman and a very proud papa.

Jessie Jones, Los Angeles, Calif. I am past seventy-seven

years old: I do not go out very much, so my big hobby is wrestling. I see the wrestlers so much it seems as if I know them all.

Mrs. B. Robbins, 5412 Briercrest Ave., Lakewood, Calif. It's too bad one of the best TV programs, "Foreign In-

trigue," hasn't a better time.

Diane Jensen, 1625 Morada Pl., Altadena, Calif. Could you please tell me how to get pictures of TV

stars? Unfortunately, we cannot supply individual requests for glossy

prints of the stars. Our suggestion is to write to them personally at the individual stations.

Mrs. Rowe, 929 E. Third St., San Bernardino, Calif. Could you tell me where the rest of the article "My

Proudest Moment as an American" appeared? The story started in your October 17 issue.

The story was continued in our October 24 issue on Page 22.

Donnette Nair, 9406 Maple Ave., Pacoima, Calif. We agree with you wholeheartedly that "Mr. Peepers"

is just too good to lose. The show was always full of laughs and the casting was excellent. I wrote NBC and hope lots of others did too.

We won, too! "Mr. Peepers" returned to our screens on November 2 on KN1311..

Dorothea Jones, 427 W. 63rd Pl., Los Angeles, Calif. Sorry to see a fine person like Monty Margetts with her

jovial, good personality go off Channel 4.

Mrs. N. Beitler, 21M Hill St., Ocean Park, Calif. In my opinion the advertisers during the film presenta-

tions are violating one of the most fundamental laws of psychology of advertising: by cutting the films on the most interesting point they arouse in the people who are watching films the adverse and negative feelings and emotions toward every object which is advertised.

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Wednesday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs In I:WI:Mice Type; P.M. Programs In Boldface

Comedy-Variety 6:15—Bob Kelley. KMPC. 2:15—Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 6:35—Race Roundup, KMPC. 8:30—Great Gildersleeve. Kn. i:00—Fights, KNX. 8:30—Gracie Fields, KHJ. 9:00—Groucho Mars. KFI.

Quiz Participation

8:00—McNeill Blast. Club, KECA 8:30—Grand Slam, KNX. 11:00—Double or Nothing. KFI. 11:30—Queen for a Day, KHJ. 12:30—Art Linkletter, KNX. 3:00—Welcome Travelers, KUL 8:30—What's My Line? KNX. 7:30—Walk A Mile, KFI. 8:00—Name That Song. KHJ.

Sports 5:15—Tom Harmon. KNX. 5:45—Sam Baiter. KLAC.

Drama 6:00—Lineup, KNX. 7:00—Jason and The Golden

Fleece. KFI. 7:00—Family Theater, KHJ. 8:30—Dr. Christian. KNX. 9:30—Big Story, KUL

Mystery-Detective 7:30—Mystery Theater, KECA. 8:00—Defense Attorney, KECA.

H 9:30—Matthew Bell, KJ. R00—F131 in Peace and War,

KNX. Comment-Narration

4:30—BurrItt Wheeler. Kn.

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19 See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio

Log Listings

5—KECA—Elroy Hirsch. Kul—Passing Parade. KGB—Green Hornet.

*KNX, KCBIE—Ed R. Murrow. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KFOX—Sunshine Mission. KFWB—Red Rowe. KGER—Commuter's (7arousel. KGFJ—Jive at Five.

*KLAC—News; Sam Baiter. *KMPC, KWKW—News. KRKD—Rodeo Time. KXLA—Melody Valley.

5:05*KMPC—Local News. 5:10—KLAC—Gene Norman.

KMPC—Today In Sports. 5 :i5--KECA—Virgil Pinkley.

*KF1—News. ¿KNX—Tom Harmon. KFOX—tiliest Star. KGFJ—Pianists of the Future.

*KMPC—John T. Flynn. KWKW—Sports.

5:25*KBIG—Southland News. 5:30*KECA, KFMIt—Chet Huntley.

KFI—Barry Wood. KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Wild Bill

Hickok. *KNX, KCBQ—Carroll Alcott. KFAC—Viennese Varieties.

*KFOX—News. *KFWB—News: Red Rowe. KGER—Talfnaele Benedictions KGFJ—Moods in Music. KMPC—Stars of Song. KRKD—Sports Dial. KWKW—Italian Hour. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

5 :35*KLA(--News. 5:45*KECA, K1111B—Bob Garred.

*KI1, KFSD—Elmer Peterson. *KNX, KCBQ—News, Goss. KFOX—Your Ilsheaster.

IIKLAO—Sam Baiter. SPorts. KMPC—Top Tunes. KRKD—Race Results.

5:55*KHJ, KGB, KA 0E—Cecil Brown.

*KNX, KCBO—Local News.

6*KECA—Hank Weaver. *KII—H. V. Kaltenborn. *KILL KGB, KVOE—Gabriel

Heatter. ¿KNX, ELCBQ—The Lineup. *KFAC—News; Showtime. *KFOX, KLAC, KMPC—News. *KFWB—News; SP0118. KGER—American Soul Clinic. KGFJ—Request Performance. KRKD—Evening Varieties. KWKW—Italian Melodies. KXLA—Pasadena Players.

8:05—KLAC—Bob McLaughlin. *KMPC—World News.

8:15*KECA, K1F51B—Elmer Davis. *KFI—Bill Haworth, News. *KHJ, KGB—Mutual Newsreel. KFWB—Let's Talk Politics.

¿KMPC—Bob Kelley, Sports. 8:30*KECA—Ileadline Edition.

KFI, KFSD—Robt. Armbruster Brett.

RAJ, KGB—Answer Man. KNX, KCBQ—What's My Line?

KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KFAC—Muslcal Milestones. KFWB—America Dances. KGER—Back to the Bible.

*KMPC—Take Incr. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. KXLA—Frank Simon.

6:35—KMPC—Race Roundup. 6:45—KECA—Dinner Music.

*KHJ. KGB, KVOE—News, Sain Hayes.

KMPC—Musical Interlude. 6:55*KHJ, KGB, KV 0E—Bill Henry 7—KECA, KFMB—Lone Ranger.

KFSD—Jason and The Golden Fleece.

101.1. KGB, KV OE—Family Theater.

KNX, KCBQ—Fights. KFAC-51usic at Seven. KFWB—America Dances. KGER—Family Bible Hoar.

"MUSICAL DIGEST" Family Dinner Hour Concert

7:00 to 8:00 P.M. Nightly including Sunday KGFJ • 1230 Kc.

KGFJ—Musical Digest. *KGIL, KLAC, KRKIJ—News. KMPC—Musically Yours.

7 :05—KLAC—Bob McLaughlin. 7:16—KRILD--94 Thne Waltzes.

Music you like Just enough news

KBIG DIAL 740 The Catalina Station

7:25—KECA—Police Blotter. 7 :30*KEC KUM B—Mystery

Theater. KFI, KI'SD—Walk A Mile. KHJ, KGB. KV0E—Chico Kid. KFAC—Echoes and Encores. KIWB—Community New.. KGER—Rev. Al Harlan. KRKD—Dr. Richardson. KVVKW—La Bore Popular. KXL.A—Candles of Under-standing.

7:45—KNX, KCBQ—Tom Hanlon. *KFOX—News. KFWB—Rosary Hour. 8—Kb:CA—Defense Attorney. RFC KFSD—One Man's Family.

KHJ. KGB, KV0E—Name That Song.

*KNX, KCBQ—Lowell Thomas, KFAC—Evening Concert. KFWB—Kennedy Kalling. KGER—Bible Treasury. KGF.1—Blue of Evening.

*KLAC—News; Sam Baiter. *KMPC—News. KWKW—United Baptist.

*KXLA—News; Smiley Burnette.

8:05—KFWB—Kennedy KaULsg. 8:15*KFI, siFsD—world News.

*KNX, KCBQ—Chas. Collingwood.

KGER—Hebrew Christian. KliFJ—Dept. of Employment. KLAC—Gene Norman. KMPC—Musically Yours. KWKW—Puerto Libre.

8:25—KNX—Long Trailer. 8:30—KECA—Crossfire.

¿KM KFSD—The Great Gildersleeve.

¿KM, KGB, KVOE—Gracie Fields.

KCBQ—Dr. Christian. *KFAVB—News; Kennedy

KallIng. KGER—Voice of China. KGFJ—Col. of Divine Scien0e. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

8:45*KGFJ—News. 9—RECA—Parlor Politics,

KFSD—Grouche Marx. *KHJ, KGB, EIVOIF—News-

paper of the Air. KCBQ—FBI in Peace

and War. KFAC—Evening Concert, KFOX—Ray Robinson. KFWB—Kennedy Hailing. KGER—Oriental Opportunity. KGFJ—Hunter Hancock

(to U:30). *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. *KMPC—News; Musically

Yours. R W KW—Freedom Story. XXLA—Squeakin• Deacon.

9:15*KILL KGB, KVOE—Fulton Lewis. Jr.

KWKW—Gordon B. Lloyd. 9:30—KECA—R. .e.

4K11, KFSD—The Big Story. /KM, KGB—Matthew Bell. KNX, KCBQ—Clab 15. KGER—John Brown. KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance. KWKW—What Do You Know?

9:45—KNX, KCBQ—Armchair Advs. 9:55—KHJ, KGB—Titus Moody

Show. nilrILECA—ABC Late News.

KFSD—The Reporter. KM. KGB—I Love a Mystery.

*KNX. KCBQ-10 O'clock wire. KFAC—Musical Crossroads. KFWB—Larry Finley.

*KGER—News; Music. *KLAC—News: Gene Norman. KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance.

10:10—KECA—Edwin C. Hill. 10:15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailee.

KF1—A Joy Forever. *REM, KGB—Frank Edwards. *KNX—Bill Kenneally. KFSD—Lucky Lager Dance.

10:25—KNX—Reserve. 10 :30—K EC A—Moon Music.

KFI—Repeat Performance. KILI—Music. KNX—Philip Norman. KGER—Peter Slack. Organ.

10:15—KH.1—Crowell's Nest. 10:55—KF1—Inside News froto

fUwood. —KECA—Lawrence Welk. *Kr!. KHJ, KNX—News. KFAC—Musical Crossroads.

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THURSDAY, NOV. 20 See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio

Log Listings

S—KECA—Elroy Hirsch. KEI—Passing Parade. KHJ, KGB, KA 0E—Sgt.

Preston. *KNX, KCI1Q—Edw. R. Morrow ILEAC—Sunset Serenade. KE0X—Suntiliine Mission. REHR—Touchdown Tips. KEWB—Red Rowe. KGER—Commuter's Carousel. HGEJ—Jiie at Five.

*KLAC, KSIPC, KWKW—News. KRKD—Rodeo Time. KXLA—Melody alley.

5:115—KLA(7—Sam Baiter, Sports. *KMPC—Local News.

5:10—KLAC—Gene Norman. KNIPC—Today in Sports.

5:15—KECA—Virgil Pinidey. *BEI—News. KNX—Tom Harmon. KE0X—Here's to Vets. KGFJ—Keyboard Magic.

*KMPC—john T. Flynn. KWKW—Sports.

5:30*KECA, KEMB—Chet Huntley. KEI—Barry 1Vood Show. KM, K611, KVOE—Sky King.

*KNX. KCISQ—Carroll Alcott. KFAC—Vietuiese Varieties.

*KFOX—News. *KFWB—News; Red Rowe. KGER—Tah'nacle Benedictions KGFJ—Moods in Music. KMPC—Stars of Song. KRKD—Sports Dial. KWKW—Italian Hour. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

5:35*KLAC—News. 5:45*KECA, KEMB—Bob Garred.

*K11, KESD—Elmer Peterson. *KNX, KCIIIQ—News, Goss. KFOX—Your Fishcaster.

1/KLAC—Sain Batter. Sports. KM PC—Top Tunes. KRKD—Race Results.

5:55*KHJ, KGB, KI 0E—Cecil Brown.

*KNX. K(11Q—News. 6*KECA—liank Meat er. *K11—Richard Harkness. *HMI. KGB, KV0E—Cobriel

Meatier. KNX, KCI1Q—liellywood

Playhouse. *KFAC—New s Show time. *HEOX. KLAC, KMPC—News. *KFWB—News: Sports. KGER—American Soul Clinic. KOFJ—Request Performance. KRIM—Evening Varieties. KWKW—Italion Melodies. •

*K.XLA—Music; News. :05—KLAC—Itob McLaughlin. *KMPC—World News.

6:15*KECA, KF51B—Elmer Davis. *KE1—Bill Haworth,' News. *K11.1, KGB—Mutual Newsreel. HMS—Feature Spotlight.

IfliSIPC—Itob Kelley. Sports. :30*KECA—liendline Edition.

1/K11—Eddie Cantor. KILL KGB—Answer Man.

KCBQ—Bing Crosby. Guest: Dinah Shore.

KFAC—Musical Milestones. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KM'S—America Dances. KGER—Back to the Bible. K51PC—Take Five. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. KXLA—Frank Simon.

6:35—KMPC—Race Roundup, 6:45—KECA—Dinner Music.

*KHJ, KGB, KV0E—Sam Haves.

KMPC—To Your Health. KRKD—Eiening arietieq.

6:55*KIIJ, KGB. KV 0E—Bill Henry 7—KECA, .KEMB—Silver Eagle. elLEI—Judy eme.r, KGB. KV0E—Ailis. of

Casanova. itrinsx—Boli Trout. KFAC—Music at Seven. KFOX—Musie in the Air. KEWB—America Dances. KGER—Family Bible Hour. KOFJ—Musical Digest.

*K611.. KLAC, KRIM—News. KMPC—Musically Yours.

7 :05—RN X-41eSPI'Ve. KLAC—Bob McLaughlin.

7 :15—K RKD--.04 Time Waltzes. 7 :25—KECA—Police Blotter. 7 :30 ./ILECA, KFMB—Top Guy.

K11, KESD—Truth or Consequences.

KILL KGB—Eneltanted Hour. KNX—Visitin' Time. FiFAC—Echoes and Encores. KEIVB—Eishing News. WIER—Helen Markham. FOIL—Community Program. KRKD—Dr. Richardson.

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KWKW—La llora Popular. KXLA—That Wonderful

Feeling. 7:45*KEI/X—News.

FEWit—Rosary Hour. KXLA—Ciiil Defense.

8 —KECA--.Michael

Siptyric. KEI, HESD—One Man's

ICHJ, KGB—Reserie. *KN, HCISQ—Lowell Thomas. KFAC— Evening Concert. HEWB—Kennedy Kalling, KGER—Bible Treasury. KGEJ—Blue of Evening.

*KLAC—News; Sam Bolter. *WRFC, KXLA—News. KWKW—L. J. Betz.

8:05—KEWB—Kennedy Railing. 8:15*KFI,. HFSD—World News.

*KNX, HCBQ—Chas. Collingwood.

KGER—liebrew Christian. KGEJ—Here's to Veterans. KLAC—Gene Norman, KM PC—Musically Yours. KWKW—Puerto Libre. KXLA—Smiley Barnette.

8:25—KNX—Long Trailer. 8:30—KECA—Remember.

KFSD—Roy Rogers. KIIJ, KGB, HVOE--IlardY Family.

KNX, Rein—Junior Miss. *KEIVB—News; Kennedy

Kalling. KGER—Voice of China. KGFJ—Col. of Divine Seg. KWKW—Council of Churches. BXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

8:45—KECA—Stuart Craig. KGER—Music Hall.

*KGFJ—News. 8:55*KFI—News.

9—RECA—Reene, 4KEI, KESD—Eather Knows Best.

HELEN STROHM as -Kathy - on

"FATHER KNOWS BEST"

KFI 9:00 P.M.

*KILL KGB, KVOE—Newspaper of Air.

KCBQ—Meet Millie. KEAC—Evening Concert. KFOX—Rav Robinson. KEVIii—Kennedy Kalling. KGER—Turntable Chapel. K(IFJ—Hunter Hancock

(to 11:30). *KLAC—News: Gene Norman. KNIPC—Musically Vours. KWKW—Production Report. KXLA-iSeueakin' Deacon.

9:15*Kilj, KGB. 0E—Fulton Lewis, Jr.

KWKW—Gordon B. Lloyd. 9:30—KEI—Musical Americana,

KILL KGB—Rad & Gun Club. KNX, KCBQ—Miudy Carson. KGER—John Brown. KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance.

9:45—KNX, KCIVQ—Arinehair Adis. KWKW—Calif. Defense.

9:55—KH.1. KGB—Taus Moody

lo *KECA—ABC Late News. *K11, KFSD—The Reporter. KILL KGB-1 Love a Mystery.

*KNX, KCB(-10 O'clock Wire. KFAC—Musical Crossroads. KM11—Larry Finley.

*KLA(7—News; Gene Norman. KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance.

10:10—KECA—Edwin C. Hill. 11.1:15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailes.

RET—A Joy Forever. *K ILI—Prank Edwards. *KNX-13111 Kenneally. KESD—Lucky Lager Dance.

10 :25—KN X—Reseri e. 10:30—KECA—Music Prom the Moon.

KFI—Repeat Performance. KI1J—Musie. KNX—Philip Norman. KGER—Peter Slack, Organ.

10:45—FM.1—Crowell's Nest. 10:55—K11—Inside News of 11'wood.

11 —KECA—Lawrence Welk. *KFI, KILL KNX—News. KFOX—Irish World, KFWB--Larry Finley.

*KLAC—News: Gene Norman. KMIPC. KFSD—Lucky Lager Dance.

11 :10—KNX—Tom Hanlon. 11:15—KFI—Palladium Orch.

KIIJ—Crowell's Nest. KNX—Merry-Go-Round.

11:30—KECA—Dannv Stewart Oral, KEI—Musie 3Ioner. KGEJ—Fise-Four Ballroom.

1!,40—KNX—This I Believe. 11 :15—K11—Here's to Vets.

KNX—You and The World.

TV -RADIO LIFE

Ear and Eye Inspire—(Continued)

Miss Maryann Piert, Huntington Park, Calif. I certainly agree with the recent letters about Bob Olah,

formerly with the Lawrence Welk band. He was a fine musician with a lot of talent and I wish that he was back with the band.

Mrs. M. Brown, 2052 Jeanette Pl., Long Beach, Calif.

My family enjoys "Webster Webfoot" and Jimmy Wel-don very much. Could you write a story abotit them soon?

We have just finished interviewing "Webster" and Jimmy, and a feature on these new KLAC-TV personalities will appear soon.

Florence K. Boehme, 1836 W. Compton Blvd., Gardena, Calif.

There is one person on TV that I think is very sarcastic and that is Bill Welsh. Could be that it's "just an act"?

It is the privilege of every viewer to form an opinion about various TV personalities. How-ever, we can say that in our per-sonal contact with Bill we have always found him pleasant. co-operative, and very sincere and appreciative about his TV career.

Diane Steinman, 613 N. Alta Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. Scott Douglas is a great guy

and has the most original movie TV program that was ever put on TV. Bill Welsh

Diego, Calif. Burr Passenheim, 1145 24th St., San I am ten years old. "Space Patrol" is a show for kids

like, myself, and speaking for all children I say romance spoils a kids' show.

G. D., San Jacinto, Calif. I think KTLA made a great mistake by cutting the only

good amateur hour, "Hollywood Opportunity," down to a half hour.

M. Brewer, Bell, Calif.

I agree there are too many commercials on KLAC and a few others. I like the cute way Channel 11 brings on commercials on "101 Theater." Actually look for it.

Mrs. Shirley Pike, 10411 Harbor Blvd., Anaheim, Calif. I used to watch KNXT news especially for Bob Hudson's

weather report. Could you tell me what happened to Mr. Hudson?

Mr. Hudson has not been on the program now for several months, and il is believed he is doing independent research at the present lime.

Tony Conte, 136 E. Penn Ave., San Diego, Calif. Is George Putnam related to the Putnam who was

married to Amelia Earhart, the flyer? No, no relation.

Mrs. Wallace Pratt, Rt. 1, Box 14, Perris, Calif. How about some sewing shows or making things on

TV? There is so much cooking, I don't see why we can't have some sewing, too. We get tired of cooking and more cooking.

If you wish to have a searing class on TV, drop a line to "Sewing Class." TV-liailio Life, 6361 Selma A ye., Hollywood 35, Calif.

Thursday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs in Lightface Type: P.51. Programs In Boldface.

Comed y-Variety '!:15—Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 6:36—Eddie Cantor, KFI. 7 :00—Judy CIMOVill, Kn. 6:30—Bing Crosby, KNX. 8:30—Roy Rogers Show, KEL 8:30-11ardy Family. KILL 8:30—Junior Miss, KNX. 9:00—Father Knows Best. HE'. 9:00—Meet Millie, KNX.

Comment-Narration 4:30—Burritt Wheeler. KEL

Quiz Participation 1.11cfst. Club, KECA

8:30—Grand Slam, KNX. 11:06—Double or Nothing. KFI.

11:30—Queen for a Day. FBJ. 12:30—Art LInkletter, KNX. 3:00—Welcome Travelers, KEI. 7:30—Truth or Consequences,

EEL

Sports 5:15—Tom Harmon, KNX. 5:45—Sam Bolter. KLAC. 6:15—Bob Kelley. KMEC.

ystery-Detectiae 8:00—Michael Shayne, KECA.

Drama 6:00—Hollyw'd Playhouse, KNX. 7:00—,Silver Eagle. KECA. 7:00—Mes, of Casanova, KEW. 7:30—Top Guy, KECA.

TV-RADIO LIFE

Tennessee Ernie

Comedy-Variety

2:15—Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 7:00—Maisie, KIM. 9:00—Ozzle and Harriet, KECA. 9:30—Conies Archer, KECA.

Quiz, Participation

8:00—McNeill Bkfst. Club, KECA 8:30—Grand Slam, KNX. 11:00—Double or Nothing. KFI. 11:30—Queen for a Day. KILL 12:30—Art Linkletter. KNX. 3:00—Welcome Travelers, KIT.

Comment-Narration

4 :30—Iturritt Wheeler. KFI.

Mary Williams, 13285 Montague, Pacoima, Calif. We enjoy "Hometown Jamboree" very much. Recently

we went out for the TV program. Our favorites are the McQuade twins. They were on the TV program, but"left right after. What was the reason for this?

The McQuade twins have been signed to appear just on (he TV show, and are not obligated lo appear with Cliff le Stone during the rest of his Saturday night show.

Mickey O'Brien, 6200 10th Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. We think Garth An-

drews of the Lawrence Welk show is terrific. Mr. Welk should fea-ture him more. I have five younger sisters, and believe it or not, they all keep quiet when Garth has a song. That's an accomplish-ment.

Mrs. Ralph Millerd, 8840 California Avenue, Ar-lington, Calif. How about an article

about our favorite on TV? It is Tennessee Ernie. He is the best. He can sing any kind of a song and make it sound wonderful.

L. T., Pasadena, Calif. We saw Leo Garibaldi on Juke Box Jury the other night

and thought he was marvelous. He really stole the show.

Georgia Jaeger, 1216 S. Hicks Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Our favorite program on TV is "Hometown Jamboree."

and our favorite performers are the McQuaig Twins.

G. Ward, Box 17093, Foy Station, Los Angeles, Calif. Can you identify the music used on the "Silver Eagle"

program every Tuesday and Thursday night over KECA radio at seven o'clock? This is quite important to me.

The music is "Winged Messenger." from the Chappell Record Library, London, recorded by the Queen's Moll Light Symphony Orchestra and conducted by Sidney Torch. The composer is un-

known.

Lew Kohn, 107 S. Poinsettia PI., Los Angeles, Calif. The coming of the microwave relay and thus transcon-

tinental TV has actually made the kinescope situation here in the Southland much worse. There isn't a single network TV show originating in Hollywood which is seen here live. The Sunday late-afternoon hours on radio have always been filled with excellent entertainment. Not so on TV. Except for "This Is Show Business" at 4:30, there is not one good program on in the late after-noon on Sunday—live, filmed, or kinescoped.

E. L. C., San Diego, Calif. We think "Carson's Cellar" is the funniest half-hour

show on today. Mr. Carson is really terrific!

Barbara J. Coombs, 1119 Louise St., Santa Ana, Calif. I would like to know what happened to Ish Kabibble,

who used to play in Kay Kyser's band. Is he on the Lawrence Welk show?

As We've reported several times before. Rocky Rockwell is the gentleman appearing on Mr. Welk's program. Ish habibble can be seen on Tex Williams's show on KNRII ut 3 p.m. Sunday.

Friday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs In Llghtface Type; P. M. Programs ln Boldface.

4ft/stern-Defective 6:30—Escape, KNX. 8:00--Crtme Letter From Dan

Dodge, KECA. 8:30—This Is lour FBI, KECA. 8:30J—Crime Does Not Pay, KILL 9:00—Mr. Keen. KNX.

Sports 5:15—Torn Harmon, KNX. 5:45—Sam Batter. KLAC. 6:15—Bob Kelley, KMPC. 7 :00—Bovins Bouts, KECA.

Public Interest 7:05—Capitol Cloakroom, KNX. 7:30—Women's Forum. KNX.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21 See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio

Log Listings

5—KEC.1—Elroy Hirsch. Kit—Passing Parade. KM, KGB—Green Hornet.

*KNX, KCI3Q—Ed IL 51urrow. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. RFON—Sunshine Mission, KFWB—Ited Rowe. KGER—Commuter's Carousel. KGEJ—Jite at lise.

*KLAC—News; Miilli Batter. *KMPC, KWKW—News. KRKD—Rodeo Time.

5:05*KMPC—Local News. 5:10—KLAC—Gene Norman.

KMPC—Today hi Sports. 3:15—KECA—Virgil Pinkley.

*KFI—News. ‘KNX—Tom Harmon. KFOX—Escursions in Science. KGFJ—Pianists of the Future.

*KMPC—John T. Flynn. 5:30*KECA, KIMB—Cliet Huntley.

KIT—Barry Wood Show. KILL K(.B, KV0E—Wild Bill

lliekok. *KNX, KCBQ—Carroll Alcott. KFAC,—Viennese Varieties.

*KFOX—News. *KFWB—News; Red Rowe. KGER—Tab'nacle Benedictions KGFJ—Moods in Music. KMPC—Stars of Song. KRK1)—Sports Dial. KWKW—Italian Hour. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

5:35*KLAC—News. 5:15*KECA. R17511t—Bolly Garrett.

*KFI, KFSD—Elmer Peterson., *KNX. KCBQ—News, Goss. KFOX—Your Fishcaster.

iRLAC--Stun Palter. Sports. Kmrc—Top Tunes. KRKD—Race Results.

5:55*K11.1, KGB, KV0E—Ceeil Brown.

*KNX. KCBQ--News.

6*HF,CA—Ilank Weaver, News. *RF1-11. V. Kaltenborn. *KILL KGB, KVOE—Gabriel

If patter. KNX, K('ISQ—Mr. Chameleon

*RFAC. KFOX, KLAC, KMPC

*KFWIt—News; Sports. Ktwit—Ameriean Soul Clinic. KGFJ--Itequest Performance. KRKI)—Evening Varieties. KWKW—Italian Melodies. KXLA—Property Owners.

6 :05—K FAC—Showtime. KLAC—Itob McLaughlin.

*KM PC—World New 14. 6 : 0—KFOX—Week End Weather. 6:15*KECA. KFMK—Elmer Davis.

*KFI—Bill Haworth, News. *KIM. KGB—Mutual Newsreel. KFWB—Let's Talk Polities.

IKNIPC—Boh Kelley. Sports. *KXLA—Nevrs.

6:30*KECA—Headllne Edition. illIFI—Musie by Mantotani. KIRJ, KGB—The Answer Man.

iHNX. —Escape. KFAC—Musical Milestones. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KlFWB—America Daiwes. KGER—Back to the Bible.

*KMPC—Take Five. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. KXLA—Frank Simon.

(1:35—KMPC—Race Roundup. 6:45—KECA—Dinner Musig..

*KILL KGB, KVOE—Sani Hayes.

K NX—Iteserve. 6:50*KGFJ—News. 6:55*KHJ, KGB—Bill Henry. 7-KECA, KIMB--Bosing Bouts

(to coact.). KlPSD—Hy Gardner.

.111111, KGB, KV0E—Mbs. of

KN X, liCBQ—Bab Trout. hi 51`,-51usie at Seven. Is OX—Our Cats. K I'M II—America Dances. Kg ,ER—Family Bible flour. Kg .1'1—Musical Digest.

*K1. i('. KRICD—News. • KMPC—Musically Yours. • KLAC—Bob McLaughlin.

7:os—KNX—Capitol Cloakroom. 7 :15—KFI, KFSD—Words in the

Night RFOX—Cal. Nat'l. Guard. KRKI)—W, That. Waltzes.

7:30—KECA, IFCFMB—Hits and Encores.

*K11, ICFSD—Jobn Cameron swaY•e•

KILL KGB. KV0E--Cisco Kid. KN X —Women's Forum. K I AC—Echoes and Encorg.s. KFWIR—(:ommunitv News. KGER—Rev. Al Harlan. KR1116)—Dr. Richardson.

KWKW—La flora Popular. KXLA—That Wonderful

Feeling. 7 :35—KFI—Florabel Muir. 7 :15*KFOX—News.

KF'WB—Rosary Hour. KRKD—Catholic Quarter Hour KXLA—Women's Clubs,

7:50—KIT—L.A. 50 Years Ago. 7 :55*11 EC A—News.

KIMB—('rime Letter from Dan Dodge.

KISI)---thig. Man's

KHJ—Football Previews, *KNX, KCBQ—Lowell Thomas. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFWB—Kennedy finning. FCGER—Bible Treasury. KGFJ—Blue of Evening.

*KLAC—News; Sam Baiter. *KMP(, KXLA—News. KRKI)—Saddle Serenade. KWKW—High School

Football. 8:05-1IFWB—Kennedy Kalling. 8:15*K11. KFSD—World News.

*KNX, KCBQ—Chas. Collingwood.

it DEB—Hebrew Christian. KGFJ—Treasury Dept. KLAC—Gene Norman. KMPC—Musically Yours, RXLA—Smiley Iturnette.

11:25—KNX—Long Trailer. 8:30/KECA, KF5111—This Is Your

Fitt. liFSD—Hit Parade.

KIM KV0E—Crime Does Not l'ar.

KNX, HCBQ--Gunsmoke. *RFW11.—News; Kennedy

Railing. • KGER—Voice of China. KGFJ—Col. of Divine Science. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

8:45*KGFJ—News. 9IKE(' A, "'FMB—Ozzie & Harriet KFI—Town Hall Party.

*KHJ, KGB, KVOE—News-paper of Air.

KNX, KCBQ—Mr. Keen. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX—Itay Robinson Show. KFWB--Kennedy Kalling. KGER—('hristian Cowboy s.

"HUNTER HANCOCK SHOW"

'Real crazy' Music 'Real crazy' wic

'REAL CRAZY' SHOW! 9:00 to 11:30 P.M.

Monday thru Saturday KGFJ 1230 Kc.

KGF,1- 11unter iialICUCI: (to

11:30). *KLAC—News; Gene Norman. KMPC—Nlusically Yours. KWKW—H.S. Football. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

9:15*KH.1, KGB. KVOF.—Fulton Lewis, Jr.

KWKW—Gordon B. Lloyd. 9:30 iKECA, KFMB--Meet fortis

Archer. KFI—Frances Farwell Sings. KHI, KGB—Great Day Show. KNX, KCI31/—Club 15. KGER—John Brown. KUM—Lucky Lager Dance.

9:45—KFI—Serenade in Blue. KNX, KCBQ—Armehair Advs. KXLA—Eddie Kirk.

9:55—K111, KGB—Titus Moody Show.

10*KE'CA—ABC Late News. *KFI. KFSD—The Reporter. KH,L KGB—I Love a Mystery. KNX, KCBQ-10 O'clock Mire. KFAC—Musical Crossroads. KFWB—Larry Finley.

*KLAC—News: Gene Norman. KMPG—Lucky Lager Dance.

10:10—KECA—Edwin C. Hill. 10:15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailes.

FIFI—A Joy Forever. *KHJ, KGB—Frank Edwards.

Kenneally. KIND—Lucky Lager Dance.

10:25—KNX—Reserve. 10:30—KECA—M0011 Music.

KFT—Repeat Performance.

KNX—Philip Norman. KGER—Peter Slack. Organ.

10:45—KILICrowell's Nest. 10:55—KF1—Inside News from

fl'wood. —KECA-1.awrence Welk. *KFI, KILL KINX—News. K1F0X—Irish World. KFWB—Larry Finley.

*KLAC—News: Gene Norman. "(MPG, KFSD—Lucky Lager

Dance. 11:10—KNX—T 11:15--KFI—Palladium Orcb.

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NOVEMBER 14, 1952 TV-RADIO LIFE

RADIO PROGRAM FINDER Note: Programs marked with an asterisk (') are of the contest, quiz, or offer type.

*Indicates programs of news and commentation

A Joy Forevér..._-_____--KFI, 10:15 p.m. M-1. Adams, Joe .KOWL, 12 n. M-Sa Adventures In Research._11FOX. 7:30 p.m. Sa . Adventures of Casanova____KHJ, 7 p.m. Th Adventures of Maisie_ KHJ, 7 p.m. F *Agronsky, Martin KFMB, 7 a.m. M-SA *Alcott, Carroll __KNX, 5:31 p.m. M-Sa Aldrich Family KFI, 4:30 p.m. Su Allen, Steve .KNX, 6:35 p.m. Tu, 6:30 p.m.

America Calling KNX, 3 p.m. Su America Dances .KFWB, 6:30 p.m. M-F American Legion Reports__ .. . .. FLUPC, 8 p.m. Sa American May... _ ............_KFI, 6:30 p.m. M America's Town Meeting__ MECA, 8 p.m. Tu Americans of Destiny. , _KMPC, 6:30 p.m. Sa AMOS 'n' Andy ..... ____KNX, 4:30 p.m Su Andy and Virginia . . . _-_ _MI, 8:45 a.m. M-F Anson, Bill &FMB, -9 a.m. M, Tu Th, F, Sa;

Answer Man KHJ, 10:30 a.m.; 6:30 p.m. M-F Anthony, John J. .. _ _ KHJ, 7 p.m. Su Are la Listeniu'? ........... -___KBIG, 10 a.m. M-F Are You From Dixie KF1, 4:45 p.m. Sa Armchair Adventures ....... _...KNX, 9:45 p.m. M-F Arnold, Edward. SECA, 7:30 p.m. Tu Art of Living... l. KM 7:30 a.m. Su As Me See It KECA, 7:15 p.m. Sa Ashton, Ruth ...KNX, 4:40 p.m. M-F At Home, Vi ith Bass KMPC, 8:30 p.m. Sa Aunt Jemima. ... JINX, 4:30 p.m. M, W, F Aunt Jenny ___ ...... ......._.---KNX, 9:15 a.m. M-F Autry, Gene _KNX, 8:39 p.m. Sa Babbitt, Harry __________KNX, 7:45 a.m. M-F Backstage Mife_____________-_KFI, 1 p.m. M-F Back to God KHJ, 8:30 a.m. Su Banes, Dr. Frederick _KECA, 10:15 p.m. Su-F; KB.KD, 6:45 a.m. M-Sa; KBIG, 6:30 a.m. M-Sa Baldwin, Mel KNX, 12:05 a.m. Su Baiter. Sam .. ._-_ .... _ _ _KLAC. 7:30 a.m. M-F; 8:15 a.m., .5;05, 5:45, 8:05 p.m. M -Sa

Band Review KBIG, 10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. Se; 9 a.m. Su

Bands For Bonds KHJ, 12:45 p.m. Su Barry Craig. KII, 7 p.m. Su *Baukhage, H 11—__KEIJ, 9:15 a.m. M-F;

Beatty, Clyde......... __MU, 1:30 p.m. Su Behind The Story__________KHJ, 12:30 p.m.M-F Benny, Jack_______IKKX, 4, 9:30 p.m. Su Berch, Jack. _KECA, 10 stan. M-F Bergen, Edgar... ___KNX, 9 p.m. Su Best Plays..............................._...._ KM, 3 p.m. Su Beulah__ _KNX, 4 p.m. M-F Bible Class ________--- _ _.KHJ 9 a.m. Su

.B.MPC. 7;30 a.m. Su Bible Fellowship Hour .. --..KGFJ, 7 a.m. M-F Bible Institute. __KW, 8:30 a.m. M, W, F;

KFVD, 11 a.m. M-F Bible Treasury Hour_____KGEB, 8:45 a.m. M-F Biblical Readings KPOL, 8:30 a.m. M-F Biggs, E. Power _KNX, 6:30 a.m. Su Big Sister.. KNX, 10 a.m. M-t• Big Story _KM, 9:30 P.M- W *Bingman, Frank MECA, 4:45 p.m. M-F *Bishop, Pat_KFI, 6 a.m , 6:45, 8:30 a.m. M-F;

.4:15 p m. M-F; 6:30 a.m. Sa Bolero Time KMPC. 9 a.m. Su; 4:30 p.m. Sa Black Museum---.............— . _ .. KHJ, 7 p.m. Tu Blind Artists Guild. KFWB, 6:45 p.m. Su Bob & Ray _KFI, 10:15 a.m. M-F Bobby Benson .K11.11, 5 p.m. M Bolero Time....IMIPC, 9 a.m. Su; 4:30 p.m. M-Sa lilovv-run, Fletcher Kn. 10:15 p.m. Su Boxing Bouts • MECA, 7 p.m. F Boy Scout Jamboree KFI, 9:30 a.m. Sa Break the Bank_____KECA. 9:30 a.m. M-F Breakfast Club --------- . KECA. 8 a.m. M-F Breakfast Gang _MU. 7:15 a.m. M-Sa Breakfast in Hollywood _- ..KFI, 10:30 a.m. Ss Brighter Days —.KFI, 11:30 a.m. M-F Broadway Is My Beat KNX, 7:30 p.m. Sa *Brown, Cecil KHJ, 8 a.m.; 5:55 p.m. M-F; ------ .9:55 p.m. Sa; 3:25 p.m. Su

Bull, Frank--- ------KFIVB, 6:30 p.m. M-F Burnette, Smiley________._KXLA, 8:15 p.m. M-F Business News ..... _______.KMPC, 8:15 a.m. M-Sa By Lines KFI, 5:15 p.m. Su CBS Sunday Desa_________KNX, 5:30 p.m. Su Cabbages and Kings.......-___KFI, 7:30 a.m. M-F Cafe Istanbul. MECA, • 8:30 p.m. M California Farmer KMPC, 6 a.m. M-F California National Guard____KHJ, 5:30 p.m. Sa

*California News ILMPC, 6 p.m. M -Sa Calvary Hunr____________KMPC, 7 a.m. Su Canova, Judy • KFI, 7 p.m. Th Cantor, Eddie KFL 6.30 p.m. Th Capitol Cloakroom.KNX, 7:05 p.m. F CapitoP•Cœrunentary _._- __KM, 9:15 a.m. M-F Career Theatre______-- MECA. 10:30 p.m. Su Carson, Mindy KNX, 9:30 p.m. Tu, Th Carnival of Books KFI, 9 a.m. Su Carter, Paulena KECA, 7:15 p.m. Su Catalina Calling KBIG, 12 n. M-F Catholic Answers________K FWB, 7:45 p.m. Su Catholic Hour KFI, 11 a.m. Su; KLAC, 8:95 a.m. Su

Caucasian Memories Ki AC. 5:30 D.M. Sa Cavalcade of America Kkl, 8:30 p.m. Tul Challenge to Youth...—__KMPC, 8:30 a.m. Mu;

..... _ ........... —_____—_ KXLA, 2 p.m. Su *Chatterton, Larry_—__KHJ, 11 p.m. M-F:

9 p.m. Si:

Chef Milani KMPC, 9:30 a.m. Chicago Round Table— AFL 10:30 a.m. Su Chicago Theatre-_____----..KHJ. 9:30 p.m. Su Choraliers ..... _.--_—___KNX, 7:05 p.m. Su Christ Church Unity__ .... KEAC, 9:05 a.m. Su Christian Science... 9:15 a.m. Su:

........ .......... _ ..... 8:30 p.m. M Church In the Home. ...................MECA. 4 p.m. Su Church of Christ KLAC, 7:45 a.m. Su Church of the Air.. KNX, 7 a.m. Su Church of the Open Door KGER, 11 a.m. Su Cisco Kid KHJ, KGB, 7:30 p.m. W, City Assignment _____—__KGER, 4:30 p.m. Sa City Hospital...------KNX. 10:30 a.m. Sa City Heports______________KFL 10:15 p.m. Si, Club 15..... ...... 9:30 p.m. M. W, F College Choir KHJ, 7 p.m. Sa College cf Divine Science KGFJ. 8:30 p.m. D *Collingwood, Charies___IDIX, 8:15 p.m. M-F Composer's Corner ....... ___KFAC. 10 a.m. M-Sa Community Newspaper_KFWB, 7:30 p.m. M-W,

.F Ss

Concert Hall Review_ . KECA, 7 a.m. Su *Considine, Bob - 12:30 p.m. Su Cook, Ira MECA, 10 a.m., 12:45 p.m. Sa;

-_____KMPC, 10:30 a.m. M-F *Cooke, — Allister..............-.SECA, 7:45 p.m. M Cooper, Alex KLAC, 12:05 a.m. M-Sa Could This Be You? .... . . 9:30 p.m. Su

_ Corlise Archer_ — _SECA. 9:30 p.m. F Count of Monte Cris—to______KHJ, 8 p.m. Tu County Medical Assn—_____KFAC, 1 p.m. Tlx Crime Does Not Pay__ ._ 8:30 p.m. F Crime Fighters... . . .. KHJ, 8:30 p.m. M Crime Is Your Problem KFI. 10:15 a.m. Su Crime Letter From Dan Dodge, SECA, 8 P.m- F Critic at Large______—_. . KFL 12:45 p.m. Su Crocker, Betty. _KECA, 9:10 a.m., 2, 3:55

p.m. M-F

Crosby, Bing__ ...... 8:30 p.m. Th Crossfire MECA. 8:30 p.m. W Crowell's Nest KHJ, 10:15 p.m. M-F; U p.m. Sa; 11 p.m. Su

Dangerous Assignment__ KFI. 7:35 p.m. M Date With Slate__ .1•1•0MV. 1:30 p.m. M-Sa *Davis, Elmer..----__KECA, 6:15 p.m. M-F Day, Doris --____KNX, 9:03 p.m. Tu December Bride___.------KNX, 6:30 p.m. Su Defense Attorney 8 p.m. W Dempsey-Tegeler Hour_._.KMPC. 10 a.m. Su Doctor's •Wife____________KFL 2:45 p.m. M-F Double or Nothing...KFI, 11 a.m. M-F Dragnet... Kn, 6:30 p.m. Su Drake, Galen HEX, 10:55 a.m. Sa; 10:45 a.m. Su

Dr. Christian_______ KNX, 8:30 p.m. Y. Dr. Hiss Clinic___________KECA, 8 a.m. Sa Dr. 8:30 p.m. Tu Dr. Paul 3:30 p.m. M-1 Dude Ranch Jamboree._—__KFI. 9:30 P.M. Sa Dvorak, (leo KFL 5:30 a.m. M-F. 8 a.m. Sa Echoes From Antiquity...-...KFSG, 9:45 p.m. Fli Echoes of Eden .KFWB, 10:30 p.m. Su *Edwards, Frank... _KHJ, 10:15 p.m. M-E Employment Review _KFAC, 1 p.m. M Enchanted Hour KIIJ, 8 p.m. Th *Engel. Holland______KHJ, 8:25 a.m. Sa Ernie, Tennessee MIECA, 2:30 p.m. M, W-1F1 2:45 p.m. Tu

Escape HEX, 6:30 p.m. F Escape with SECA, 7:30 p.m. Sa Eternal Light 9:30 a.m. Su Evening Concert.-_—. ___KFAC. 8 p.m. D Excursions In Science.--------...MFOX, 5:15 p.m. M Family Theatre. .KHJ, 7 p.m. W Fait] Highlights.____:.KFI, 6:15 a.m. M-Sa Farm Press Conference.--KFIL 10:30 a.m. Sa Farm Reporter .... ___KFI, 12 n. M-Sa Farwell, Francis. -- .1KFI, 11:15 p.m, M

S:30 p.m. E Father Knows Best---- Kn. 9 p.m. Th Faye, Alice KFI, 7:30 p.m. Su Fibber McGee and Molly. _KFI, 6:30 p.m. Tu FBI In Peace and War.......— . KNX, 9 p.m. W *Feature Mire. ILFI, 4:15 p.m. M-F *Ferris. Bob .... ______.__KNX. 7 a.m. M-F Farm Press Conference_ ..KHJ, 11:30 a.m. Sa Fidler, Jimmy..._---_.K31PC, 7 p.m. Su Fields, Gracie._ KHJ, 8:30 p.m. W Fights._ __KNX, 7 p.m. W Finley, Larry .KFWB. 10:35 p.m. Tu-F;

10 p.m. M. Sa First Baptist Church__ .... 7:30 p.m. Sa Fisher, Gaston KNX, 5 p.m. Sa Fisher. George_KNX, 2M5 10:15 p.m, Su Fishing News -- KFWB. 7:30 P.M. Th Five Seventy Club..—.......AC, 1:05 p.m. M-Sa; 1:30 p.m. Su

Flying Feet MECA. 8 a.m. Sa Flynn, John T. _KKPC. 5:15 p.m. M-F

For You_ 11:45 p.m. W *Foster, Cedric...----_KHJ. 12:15 p.m. Four Story Theatre_—____ KFI, 2:45 p.m. Su Frank and Ernest KHJ, 11 a.m. Su Freedom Story..........._ KMPC, 9 p.m. Su Friendly Philosopher MECA, 10:15 a.m. M-F Front-Page Farrell....KFL KFSD, 2:15 pan. M-F Fuller. Dr. Charles__ ...... _.x...KECA. 1 p.m. Su Fun For All .KNX, 10 a.m. Se Funny Parr Man...........---KFI 8 a.m. Su

Gangbusters______.— KEN. 9 p.m. Sa Garden Chats..._---__.KNX, 4:15 p.m. Sa Garden ..... ----KGER, 1:45 p.m. M-F Garr. Bill KWKW. I p.m. M-Sa *Garred. Bob-KECA, 7:30 a.m.. 5:45 p.m. M-1,

5:30 P.m. Ba

Garrowa7. Dave..-------KFL 3:45 p.m. M-1-Gateway to Music KFAC. lo p.m. Su Gillespie's Garden.__ ..... —__KNX, 12:15 p.m. Sa Give and Take ..... — ......... KEN, 8:39 a.m. Sa Godfrey, Arthur____.__IIINX, 2:15 p.m. M-F

HEX, 2 p.m. Si,

Goodman, M........_.........._ ...........KFI. __KFL 7:35 pan. M *Goss, Frank. .KNX, 7:30 a.m. M-Sa

KNX, 5:45 p.m. M -Sa Graham, Billy ....... ...KECA, 3 p.m.. 12 p.m. Su Graham, Vance_KMPC, 9 a.m. Su, 4:30 p.m. M -Sa

Grand Ole Opry ....... ... KF!, p.m. Sa "Grand Slam.KNX, 8:30 a.m. M-1, Grant, Johnny KMPC. 2 p.m. M-F

*Grant, Taylor MECA, 6:13 p.m. Su Great Day Show.KHJ, 9:30 p.m. F Great Gildersleeve KFI, 8:30 p.m. Y. Greatest Story Ever Told...SECA, 2:30 am. Su Green Hornet 411J, 5 p.m. W• E *Greene, Bob—._..---..KHJ, 8:15 a.m. M-Sa; 12:55 p.m. M-F

Guiding Light_________KNX. 10:45 a.m. M-F Gun Smoke__ ...... .K.NX, 8:30 p.m. F Hal's Memory Boom.......... KFOX, 6:30 p.m. D Hallmark Playhouse..-- KNX, 6 p.m. Su Hancock, Hunter_______...KGFJ, 9 p.m. M-Sa Hanlon, Tom. .KNX, 7:45 p.m. W;

......... ...................11:10 p.m. M-F; 4:45 p.m. Sa Hardy Family__ KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Th *Hardy, Glenn..... ...... .KHJ, 10 a.m., 9 p.m. M-F *Harkness, Richard Kin, 6 p.m. Tu, Th Harmon, Tom. FINK 5:15 p.m. M -Sa;

10:25 p.m. M-Sa

Harris, Bass KFAC, 9 a.m. Sa Harris, Plui KFI, 7:30 p.m. Su

M Hart, aurice KFWB, 2 p.m. 51I-Sa *Harvey, Paul_______ ......... !LELA, 7 p.m. Su,

.12:15 p.m. M-F

Haven of Rest- KXLA, 8:30 a.m. M, W, F ---.------KMJ, 8:30 a.m. Tu, Th, Sa

Hawaii Calls________.--__KHJ, 6 p.m. Sa Hawk, Bob —..KNX, 7 p.m. M Hawkes, Charieen---_-___KFL 8 p.m. Su

*Haworth, BilL --....IFFL 6:15 p.m. Itl-F Hawthorne ...... ..... __KNX, 12:05 a.m. Bi-Sit Hawthorne's Mail Bag ._ ..KNX. 4:45 p.m. M-F *Hayes, Sam...KELL 11:25 a.m., 4:45, 6:45 p.m. M-F; 7:45 a.m. M -Sa; 11:25 a.m. liks

Haynes, Dick...----KLAC, 6:05 a.m. M-Sa *Headline Edition. MECA. 6:30 p.m. M-F Heatter, Gabriel..... 8:20 a.m., 6 p.m. M-F *Hemingway, Frahlt. _MU, 7 a.m. M-Sa;

4•30 pm Sa; 4:15 p.m. M-F

*Henry, KHJ, 6:55 p.m. M-F *Hill, Edwin C MECA, 10:10 p.m. M-F Hilltop House_—____KNX. 12:15 p.m. M-F Minch, Elroy. SECA, 5 p.m. M -F Hit Parade KFI, 8:30 p.m. F Hollywood Barn Dance._—_KNX., 3:30 p.m. Su Hollywood Music HalL.—_.KNX, 7:30 p.m. Tu Hollywood Playhouse KNX, 6 p.m. Th Hollywood Star Playhouse__ ..... KFI, 2 p.m. Su

Hoime, Nancy MECA, 4:30 p.m. M-F Hometown Jamboree____KM.A, 11:30 a.m. M-F Hopalong Cassidy._ MEX. 6:30 P.m- Sa Hope, Bob KFI, 11:45 a.m. M-F Hour of Power _ .KFSG, 7:45 p.m. Tu Hour of St. Francis—.KMPC, 8:15 p.m. Sa Hunter, Ben KFI, 1 a.m. M-Sa *Huntley,Chet MECA, 9:15 a m., 5:30 Dall.

..... 8:30 p.m. Su

I Love a Mystery..........._ ......... 10 p.m. M -F I Was a Communist for the FBL _KNX,

9:30 p.m. Sa If They Had Lived_ KGFJ 8:15 p.m. Su

KGFJ. 8:45 P.m- Sa

*Inside News From Hollywood. .KFL 10:55 P.m-

Invitation to Learning..----KNX, 8:35 a.m. So It Happens Every Day___KNX, 1:20 p.m. M-F Jack the Earlybirtl .KBIG, 7 a.m. M-Sa

Jarvis, Al_______________KECA. 1:15 p.m. M-F Journey Into Melody ................KHJ, 7:30 a.m. Su Junior Junction_______...KECA, 4:30 p.m. Sa Junior Miss KEN, 8:30 p.m. Th

Pope Thirty-two

TV-RADIO LIFE NOVEMBER 14, 1952

Junior Town 111eeting._...-.......mirc, 7 p.m. Sa Just Plain Bill_.....KFI, KFSD, 2 p.m.M-I KIT Calling KFI, 9:30 p.m. 51 *Kaltenborn, II. N. KFI, 6 p.m. M, W. 1';

5:45 p.m. it Katz, blickey... _ KECA, 5 pan. Su rielley, Bob KNIPC. 6:15 p.m. 81-Sa Kemper, Ronnie • KECA, 10:05 a.m.: 2:05 p.m. M-F

*Kenneally, Bill____________KNX, 1? n. M-1•

King Arthur Godfrey's Roundtable.- KNX, 2 p m. Su

King, Pee Wee.................. .............. __KIT, 7 p m. Sa Kirk, Eddie KXLA, 9:311 aan. M-F Kirkwood, Jack. ... KILL 1 pan. M-I' L.A. Breakfast Club.—KFWB, 8:30 a.m. W L.A. Fifty Years Ago KF1, 1:50 p.m. F Laboe, Art KGIF.1. 4 p.m. NI-F: KXLA, 1:30 a.m. M-F; 1 it.m. Sa

ladles' Day _KFI, 9:30 a.m. M-1, -idles Fair..... -__.-KHJ, 11 a.m. M-I L.A. Medical ASsn.. KFAC, 1 p.m Th Land of the Free —.1111J. 11:15 p.m. Su I andstrick, Nod KPOL, 2 p.m. D *Lawton, Fleetwood___KFI, 7:15 a.m. M-F Layman's liour._...---KECA,_9:30 p.m. Ma lea, Terrea - -EFL 9 p.m. Ma

*Lesueur, Larry .KNX, 2:55 Palt• Su Let George Do It___—.K11.1. KGB, 8 p.m. M let's Pretend KNX, 8:05 a.m. Sa Let's Talk Politics....KEWB, 6:15 p.m. 5I, W. F *Lewis, Fulton.___.__KIIJ, 4, 9:15 pan. 51-1' Leyden, Bill KFWB, 6 a.m. M-F; 6:30 a.m. Se; 9:30 a.m. Su

Life Begins at 80 KECA, 8 p.m. M Liberal Catholic Church KFAC, 9 a.m. Su I.ife (an Be Beautiful___.__KFI, 4 p.m. M-F I.ife With Luigi__ KNX, 6 p.m. Tu Light and Life Hour_____KECA. 8:30 a.m. Su *Lindlahr, Victor J.___K1FI, 9:15 a.m. M-F Lineup KNX, 6 p.m. W Linkletter, Art...__.._. ....KNX. 12:30 pan. M-F Lithuanian Program KOWL. 10 a.m. Sa L _ i%e Like a MillionaireKECA, 11:30 aan. 31-1' Linnbardoland, 11.;.S.A._____ __KILO, K6B,

- -7:30 pan. Sit Lone Ranger...KECA. 7 p.m. M. W: 8 p.m. Sa Long, Long Trailer....... KNX, 8:25 p.m. M, NV-F Lorenzo Jones KIT, 2:30 p.m. M-l' Los Angeles in Review ....... __KMPC, 1:45 p.m. M Lucky Lager Dance Time KMP(, 9:30 p.m. __—___.___.__KFSD. 10:15 p.m. I)

Lueity II Ranch KHJ, 1:30 p.m. M-F Lutheran Gospel Hour_____KXLA, 6:30 pan. Su Lutheran Hour. -KM, KGB, KNOE,

- ______-_-- 10:30 a.m. Su Lux Theatre KNX, 6 p.m. M I.ynn Look.. at II'wood KHJ, 3:30 p.m. M-F 3Ia Perkins__ ... _ . . _ _KNX, 10:15 a.m. M-F *3Iain Street. to ...................... 6:45 p.m. Su Munn, Herbert J__________KFI, 10 a.m. Su *Manning, Knox KF1, 7:45 a.m. M-Sa Mansfield. Andy S' Virginia-KIT, 8:45 a.m. M-1, Marines in Review______ ....... KE'CA, 9 p.m. Sa Marv, lirtoteho KFI 9 p.m. W Martin and Lewis_______ ... __ ... KEE 9 pot. Tu Martin, Dude_ _ .._ ......KBIG, 9 a.m. M-Sa Martin Kane ________._______KFI, 1:30 p.m. Su Massey, Curt KNX, 3:45 p.m.;

KHJ 4.30 p.m. M-F Masterson, Paul. ___KECA, 5:30 a.m. M-F

-_ Matinee... .... _ ... ____ ... ____KFAC. 2 p.m. M-Sa Matthew Bed__ ...... _ ______ _KHJ, 9:30 p.m. W McBride, Mary Margaret KECA, 4 p.m. M-F McGill Alan KPOL, 12 n M-F McLaughlin, Bob.-----KLAC, 6:05 p.m. M-Sa;

6:05 p.m. Su McNeill's Breakfast Club..-KECA. 8 a.m. M-l' Meet Millie. KNX, 9 p.m. Th Meet the Missus___.--...HNX. 11:3(1 a.m. Ma Meet the Press KFI, 11 p.m. Su Melody Quartet KBIG, 8:30 a.m. Su Nlen's Corner KHJ, 10:30 a.m. Sa Merry-4;o-Round...--.K.NX, 11115 pat. 91-1V Message of IsraeL-- KECA, 11 a.m. Su Nleyberg, Dot --KGFJ. 5:45 p.m. Sa 511:31 Musical Comedy KHJ, 8 p.m. Sa NItiM Theatre . .KILI, KGB, 6 p.m. Su Michael Shayne.. KECA. 8 p.m. Th Middle East Story KNX, 9 a.m. Si, Midnight Flyer. KIT, 12 ni. 31-Sts 31iller, Marvin KILL 12:30 p.m. M-U' 31Issionary News......... ..... _ ...._K11143. 9:30 pan. NV *Monday Morn. Headllnes-KECA. 8:15 p.m. Su Monroe, Vaughn.._._.__ _ .. _. .. KNX, 7 p.m. Sa Moody, Titus ... .. lif .. _...-.- KIIJ, 9:55 p.m. M-P Morning Chapelour....KFOX, 7:30 a.m. Tu-Sa Morning Concert.KFAC, 9 n.m. M-F:

9:30 a.m. Su Mother's Album KMPC. 9:15 p.m. Sin Motorists' Melody Time KFI, 12:15 pan. Sa Movietime KBIG, 4:30 p.m. I) Mr. and Mrs. North_ KNX, 8:30 p.m. Tit Mr. Celebrity .KXLA, 12:15 a.m. M-W Mr. Chameleon KNX, 6 p.m. F Mr. Information.... ........ ....KNX, 4:30 p.m. Tu, Th Mr, Keen KNX, 9 p.m. F Mr. President_______KECA. 7:30 p.m. Tit Muir. Florabel KIT, 1:35 p.m. Tu, F Murray. Johnny ----.KFI, 8 a.m. M-F *Murrow, Edward R..-- ..... -.KNX, 5 p.m. M-1, Museum Concert _.. .KFAC, 3 p.m. SU MUSIC from London KLAC, 6:05 a.m. Su Music From the Moon.. KECA, 10:30 p.m. M-F Music Room. KIT, 7 p.m. M

Music With the Girls._ KNX, 11 a.m. Sa Musical Crossroads__...KFAC, 10 p.m. M-Sit Musical Digest. _KGFJ, 7 p.m. II Musical Americana.. _AFL 9:30 p.m. Tit Musical Masterpieces_.- KFAC, 4 p.m. It 51usical Milestones____ KFAC, 6:30 p.m. NI -1. Music Hall ................._.._...KFAC. 11:30 a.m. M-Sa *Mutual Newsreel--. _. KM. 6:15 p.m. 111-1- My True Story _..KECA. 10:30 a.m. M-1 Mystery Theater....._..,KECA, 7:30 p.m. %1 Naine That Song__—__KILL KGB, 8 p.m. Vi NBC Symphony. KM. 6 p.m. Sa National Farm & Home.—.KIT, 11:30 a.m. Sa National Radio Pulpit - KFL 7 a.m. Su National Vespers___—_KECA. 11:30 a.m. Su Native Daughters KWKW, 10 p.m. Tu Negro College Choirs__ KE('A. 7:30 a.m. Su *Nesbitt, .Norman ..1C3IPC, 8:30 aan M-F:

MT, 5 p.m. M-F' *Newspaper of the Air

KHJ, 10 a.m., 9 p.m. M-F Newsstand Theatre KECA, 8:30 pan. Sa New York Philharmonic K.NX, 11:30 a.m. Nu Nick Carter... -_---...KHJ, 3 p.m. Su Noble, WendelL___.—___KNX, 1 p.m. M-F; Nora Drake ___ 1 ... _KNX, 11:30 a.m. M-Norman, Gene.........KLAC, 4:05, 8:15 P.m- M -Sa; 4:05, 8:05 p.m. Su

Norman, Phillip KNX, 1:25 p.m. 31-F; 10:30 p.m. M-Sa

Official Detective_. okiithoma City Symphony KHJ, 11J3,34 5) Suu Old-Fashioned Sunday School Hour KECA.

- 9 a.m. Su One Man's Family_. .....KFh. 8 p.m. M-F Open Forum...,.........._. _...KMPC, 7:15 p.m. Su Opera Concert KILL 8:30 p.m. Su Other Side of the Day— .1111, 1 ant. M-Sa Our America___-__KMPC, 7:30 p.m. Sa Our Gal Sunday __JINX. 9:45 a.m. M-F Our Miss Brooks---_ ...... __,KNX. 8 p.m. Su Owens, Jack________ KECA, 12:30 p.m. 31-1, Ozzie and Harriet ..... _______-_KECA, 9 p.m. F Pacific Telephone Hour-____ KIT, 9 p.m. M Palladium Party__ KIT, 11;15 p.m. Tu-Sa:

11:45 p.m. Su Parlor Politics.. KECA, 9 p.m. W Parsons, Louella KNX., 9 pan. Tu Pass The Word..—HRIG, 3:55 p.m. Tu. Th, Sa Passing Parade _ KFI, 5 p.m. 3I-F *Pearson, Drew 8 p.m. Su People Are Funny.. _KNX, 7 p.m. Tu *Pentegon Report_________KHJ, 5:15 p.m. Sa Pepper Young's Family_111.11, 12:30 p.m. M-1, Peter Salem KILI 7'30 p.m. Tu *Peterson, Lhner_______KIL 5:45 pot. Tu-F Piano Parade .......... ______KFAC. 9:30 a.m. 31-F: 12:05 p.m. Su; KFVD, 4:30 p.m. M-F

PInkley, VIrgiL__-. KECA, 5:15 p.m. M-F Police Blotter KECA, 7:25 p.m. 31-F;

8:25 p.m. 1Stv Politics On TriaL__..-_._.KECA, 4:30 p.m. Su Poska Ai KFI, 12 m. M-tia Potter, Peter. Prayer for Peace KI.AC, 9:30 a.m. 11 • or a Day. -HMI 8 a.m. Su Oneett f _KILL 11:30 a.m. SI -F' Out. Kids socx 1:30 p.m. Su Radio Canaries.--___KHJ, _11:45 p.m. Su Railroad Hour. RE1. 8:30 p.m. >I Religious News Reporter_.1131PC, 8:15 a.m. Su Remember................._.._._._...KECA, 8:30 pan. Th Repeat Performance -...KIT, 10:30 p.m. 31-C Report Card Report to the People _KI'VVB, 6:15 p.m. Su KECA, 6:45 p.m. Sa Request Performance_-- KGFJ. 6 p.m. I) Reviewing Stand..._ .......... ...-..K11J, 4:30 p.m. Su *Richfield Reporter _KFI. 10 p.m. Su-F Right to Happiness KFL KFSD. 12:45 p.m. M-F Riverside Rancho________KFI, 10:30 p.m. Su Road of 12:15 p.m. NI-F Rocky Jordan Rod and Gun Club. --KNX, 7:35 p.m. 'I -KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Tit Rogers, Roy ___—_KFI, 8:30 p.m. Th Romance of Helen Trent-ILNX, 9:30 a.m. M-1, *Roper, Elmo HIT, 12 n Su Rosemary .KNX. 8:46 a.m. M-I Rowe, Red .KFWB, 4 p.m. M-Sa Rukeyser 9:13 p.m. Su Sale Of Two Cities KBIG, 10 a.m. Sa Salt Lake Tabernacle KNX, 8 a.m. Si, Sampson, Bill _KWKW, 4:05 pan. NI-Sa Science Editor KE('A, 6:30 p.m. Su Science Reporter. KHJ, 11:30 a.m. Su Second Mrs. Burton._ ....... .._....KNX. 11 a.m. M-I Search That Neter Ends._KHJ, 9:30 p.m. To Sgt. Preston of the Yukon_1111J, 5 p.m. Tu, Tit *Shade'. Bill KNX, 8:30 a.m. Su Shore, Dinah KNX, 4:15 p.m. M, W, Silver Eagle " Sinclair's Record Session ........,.,KFI, 7 I, 11 p.m. Sa KIT, 9 Skelton, Red p.m. Tu, Th

:30 p.m. Tit Sky King ..... __..-__._.K11J. 5:30 p.m. la, T1, Slack, Peter_-___--.KGER, 2:30 p.m. M-F:

— - .5 p.m. Sa; 10:30 p.m. M-L' Slate, Ain't KIEV. 6 a.m. SI -Sit Smith, Carl..-.....- ..... --_KNX, 1:13 p.m. M-1. *Smith, Howard K........ -- KNX, 9:30 nan. Su Smith, Jack .KNX, 4:15 p.m. M-F *Sokolsky, George Songs of taint.KECA, 10 p.m. Su KFI, 6:30 a.m. Su Southland Serenade Space Patrol KBIG, 3 p.m. M-F .KECA, 9:30 a.m. Sa Speaking For Business Sporty Dial_ KECA, 7 p.m. Sa

KRKD, 5:39 Pan• M-Sa Squeakin' Deacon KXLA, 5:30 p.m.; 9 p.m.

5:30 p.m. Sat: 11 a.m. Su

Standard Hour KFI, KFSD. 8:30 p.m. Su Standard School Broadcast___KàIPC, 11 a.m. F Stars Over klollywootL_____KNX. 9:30 a.m. Sa Start To Live..._.._... KMPC, 8:05 a.m. Su Stella Dallas____.K11, KFS1). 1:15 pan. M-E Stewart. ... KWKW. 9 a.m. M-Sa Stone, Paula KHJ, 3:45 p.m. M-L' Story Circus... _____KMPC. 7:30 it.m. Sa Story, Ralph.._______KNX, 7:15 a.m. M-F

Stranger front the iSca.--K15725 a.m ,9:30p. el-Su .m. Su Strength for the Day-..K3IPC. 5:15 a.m. M-Sa Strictly Dixie KILL 10:43 a.m. Sa Strike It Rich__________KFI, 10:30 a.m. M-F Sunday With 9:30 a.m. Mu Sunset Serenade .—____-__KFAC, 5 p.m. M-Sa Super Noodle KNX, 12:30 p.m. Sa Supervisor's Report..._.__ _KFI, 10:15 p.m. Ma Suspense....... ........ _ .......... ______KNX, 9 p.m. Si Sweet and Sentimental____KISIG, 2 p.m. 1K-F Swayze, John Cameron_H9F1, 7:30 p.m. M,Tu,F Symphonettes.. KNX, 11 a.m. Su Symphonic Strings.. KHJ, S p.m. .1." Take A Number ..... _______KI1J, 2:30 p.m. M-F Talent Opera Singers._-__HWKW, 9:30 p.m. M Talent Scouts -------HNX. 8:30 p.m, M Tarzan .KNX, 6 p.m. Sa Taylor, Henry A , .7:30 p.m. M Taylor, Mary Lee_______ _.KFI. 11 a.m. Sa Telephone Hour.. KIT, KFSD, 9 pan. M

'Tello-Test KUJ, 10:15 a.m. M-F

*Ten O'clock Wire.. KNX, 10 p.m. D Theater Guild________ ...... 5:30 p.m. Su Theatre of Today____._____KNX, 9 a.m. Sa The Chase________ ..... -_-___KEI, 1 p.m. Su The Christian in Action________ li.FCA, 12 n. Su The Shaaow_________ KHJ, 2 p.m. Su The Whistler__ ......... ----_ENX, 1:30 p.m. Su Thinking Out LoutL____ KNX, 11:45 p.m. Sa This I Believe KNX, 11:40 p.m. M-F:

_.1:05 a m. Su-F; 1:30 a.m. Sa This Is Living KNX, 3 p.m. Sa This Is Los Angeles... 'luis Is Your F111 KNX, 2:30 p.m. Sa KECA, *This Week Around The World.....

8'30 pill. .... KliCA,

_11 p.m. Su

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KECA, 3:30 p.m. NI-1, Today In Business...--KMPC. 15:05 p.m. M../. The Top Guy..,- .... -.KECA, 7:3s pan. Top Story.... ........... ............. 5 p.m. Su Town Hall Farty......,_11.11, 9 p.m. F: 8 p.m. Sa Tracy, Lee.. *Teat is, Ilenry .KFI. 1:30 p.m. Su

KIIJ, 10 a.m. Sa Trouble My Rosiness T KFI, 9:45 p.m. Su *Trout, Bob..KNX, 2:30 p.m Su; 8:5.5 p.m. 31; 7 p.m. Th

True Detective Mysteries__KILL 2:30 p.m. Su Truth or Consequences__ ...... KFL 7 :30 p.m. Tlit Tuttle Time._ ........ ...---.--KFVD, 7 a.m. M-Sa ',Twenty Iluestions_-__ ............. ___KIIJ, 8 pan. Su Twilight Tales._ ........ _.K.111PC, 4:15 p.m. Tu, Th Two for tlie Money.— ........ ___.KF1, 7 p.m. Tu Unity Daily World.....-__KFAC. 8:15 a.m. SI-Sa U.N. Is My Beat KFI. 8:30 :tan, Su U.N. On The Record. ..KNX, 10:15 a.m. Si, Under Arrest Union Rescue ..... KIIFIALL 174.'370 pp.inm .SuM: KFOL, 11:30 a.m. M-F; 8:30 a.m. Su

University Explorer--....KNX, 10:30 a.m. Su *Valle, David .KNX, 8:15 a.m. M-1. Viennese Varieties..._._KFAC. 5:30 p.m. M-t' Visitin' Time KNX, 7:30 p.m. Tit Voice of Agriculture.___.KNIPC, 6:30 a.m. NI-U Voice of Citivary-___ KXLA, 10 p.m. Sul KPOL, 8:15 a.m. M-.1'

Voice of FIrestone._KFI, KFSD, 5:30 p.m. M Voice or Prophecy. V oice of the Blind. _KECA, 2 p.m. Su .KGFJ, 8:15 a.m. Vt Wakely, Jinuny_______ ..... KNX, 3:30 p.m. Su Walk a Mile KIT, 7:30 p.m. W We Call It Jazz_ KIT, 11:30 p.m. Sa *Weaver, Ilank_—KECA, 12 a; 6 p.m. M-F

6:45 p.m. Su Welcome Travelers_____ ....... ....Kr!, 3 p.m. M-F Welk, Lawrence__ ..... __KECA, 11:45 pan. Su: 11 p.m. W -F: 10:30 p.m. Sa

Well At Work. KNX, 4 p.m. SA Wendy Warren....., ................KNX. 0 a.m. M-1, Whalen, Monies_____ ..... ___KHJ, 10 p.m. Sa What's My Line? __.__..KNX, 6:30 pan. W Wheeler, Burritt ........... __KIT, 4:30 p.m. M-1, When A Girl Marries........FLECA, 11:15 a.m. 31-1, Whispering Streets-___KECA, 10:55 a.m. M-F White, Joe KFI, 11:30 p.m. F:

KPOI„ 12:30 p.m. M -tia Who Knows This? KLAC. 8:30' p.m. Su Wild Bill Hickok____KHJ, 5:30 p.m. M. W, Willson, Meredith KFI, 7 p.m. M *Wincliell, Walter.......................KECA, 6 p.m. Su Wings of Healing „ .KECA. 12:30 PAIL Su Woman in My House____KFI, 1:45 p.nt. Woman of the Year____ NN omen's Forum. KHJ, 7 p.m. M KNX, 7:30 pan. U Wood, Barry _KIT, 5:30 p.m. Tu-F World Bible Society.____KGFJ. 8 a.m. M-Sa World of Opera_________KFAC, 3:30 p.m. M-Sa Votant, Joe KFWB, 12:45 p.m. 31 -Sa: 2 p.m. Su Tocam-Kenaedy Jamboree KFWB, 2 pan. Su Von and the World 191: p45. P. .n%tv. You and the WoritL_ _ __-_JKNX, 11:43 p.m. 31-I. Yoll Bet Volle Life Young America Speaks Toting, Norma KFI, 10 a.m. Sa KHJ, 9:30 a.m. M-k Young Widder Brown KIT. 1:30 p.m. 31-1,

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NOVEMBER 14, 1952 TV-RADIO LIFE

On the Hall With Ted Hilgenstuhler

USC or UCLA?

Who has the better team, USC or UCLA?

Instead of twisting your TV-radio dials trying to find out the various sportscasters' opinions on the subject,

here they are in a nutshell: Mark Scott,

ICFWB: "Team for team, coach for coach, both teams are even—until you come to a boy named Paul Cam-eron. USC doesn't have anyone to match him. Also, the deception em-

ployed by UCLA gives them the edge." Bob Kelley and Jim Healy, KMPC:

"We both like UCLA. Better coaching gives the Bruins the edge."

Bill Welsh, KTTV: "UCLA is my choice. SC has a superior defense, but UCLA has too many offensive guns for the Trojans." Sam Baiter, KLAC: "On the basis of

what I've seen so far, especially in their game against a common foe, California. I have to go along with UCLA." Hank Weaver, ABC: "On December

28, 1951, I picked UCLA to play in the Rose Bowl on January 1, 1952. I still have not changed my mind." Looks like a landslide for UCLA I Strangely enough, all this Bruin

ballyhoo should make Jess Hill of USC nothing but happy. (Jess himself re-cently picked UCLA as the number-one team in the nation.) Comes the afternoon of November 22,

when the two teams clash at the Coli-seum, Mr. Hill will have everything to win and nothing to lose.

Experts See 'Red' In USC-UCLA

Clash

JESS HILL USC Coach

RED SANDERS UCLA Coach

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Is My Business

by Jules StrongBow

WHO Will Win Rocca-Thesz Match? This week the world's heavyweight wrestling championship goes

on the block with Champion Lou Thesz meeting Challenger Argen-%tine Rocca at the Olympic Auditorium Wednesday night. When Lou met Baron Michele Leone in May for the world title I predicted the outcome. Like so many people who guessed the outcome of the presidential race, I was wrong. When Thesz won, it wasn't the first time I had been wrong, but it was a very bad time to be wrong.

So now I am sticking my neck out again but, first. I thought the opin-ions of some of the wrestlers would be enlightening. Bobby Managoff picks Lou Thesz to

retain his title because he believes Lou has more strength and wrestling knowledge. Bobby holds one of the four defeats Lou claims during his en-tire career. He beat Lou for the Ca-nadian heavyweight championship in 1947 and has a tremendous respect for the lanky St. Louis champ. Bobby is

FOOTBALL THIS WEEK TELEVISION

SATURDAY, NOV. 15 11:15 a.m. KNBH, Georgia Tech.

KFMB-TV vs. Alabama 2:30 p.m. KNBH Rams vs. Dal-

las Texans— Films

6:00 p.m. KECA-TV Big Ten Foot-ball—Films

SUNDAY, NOV. 16 11:15 a.m. KECA-TV Rams vs. Chi-

cago Bears

TUESDAY, NOV. 18 9:00 p.m. KECA-TV Western Foot-

ball—Film

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19 9:00 p.m. KECA-TV All American

Game—Films 9:30 p.m. KECA-TV Big Ten Foot-

ball—Film

THURSDAY, NOV. 20 800 p.m. KTTV Collegiate

Football Films

FRIDAY, NOV. 21 8:00 p.m. KHJ•TV Junior College

Football

RADIO SATURDAY, NOV. 1.5 10:15 a.m. KECA, Notre Dame vs.

KFMB, KALI, Mich. State KFOX. KGFJ

1:00 p.m. KNX, KCBQ CBS Football Roundup

1:45 p.m. KFI, KFSD USC vs. Wash. 1:45 p.m. KHJ. KGB, Calif. vs. Wash.

KVOE State 1:45 p.m. KMPC Stanford vs.

Oregon

SUNDAY, NOV. 16 11:15 a.m. KMPC Ranis vs. Chi-

cago Bears

FRIDAY, NOV. 21 8:00 p.m. KWKW High School

Football

a scientific stylist himself and figures that Lou will wait out Rocca's spec-tacular type of combat.

Rito Romero, another clean type of matster, although different than Man-agof f, picks Rocca to win Wednesday. Rito is perhaps the wrestler best quali-fied to predict -the outcome as he has tangled with both Thesz and Rocca. Rita can boast of holding Lou to a one-hour draw, the only man under 200 pounds to be able to do so.

Although Lou is reputed to be the fastest big man in the ring, Rito be-lieves Rocca is faster. His astounding variety of holds will keep Lou on the defensive. Romero points to the non. title meeting of Rocca and Thesz in which Rocca was the aggressor all the way.

Krippler Karl Davis believes there will be a new world's champion this week. "Stinky" may not be at the top of anybody's hit parade or in the top ten wrestlers, but fans must agree that anyone who beats Davis has had his night's work cut out for him. He is a hard-fighting, rough-gong bruiser who has wrestled both Thesz and Rocca three or four times.

Stinky may be biased in his opinion because he is the boring -in type and somewhat in awe of the elusive tac-tics of Rocca. Lou's type is something Davis can get his hands on but Rocca presents a moving target very diffi-cult to get ahold of.

My interview with Mr. Moto was a waste of time as he said neither man was good and that Mr. Moto was best. I am backing the champion to beat

the flashy South American on the basis of Lou's strength and experience. Lou came along at the time I had been wrestling for several years, in fact I wrestled him in one of his first professional matches. There has never been a more perfect athlete in wres-tling than Thesz. He has the size to match pound for pound with the big fellows and speed to match the junior heavyweights. He has cunning, rich experience and ability to store his knowledge—everything necessary to a great champion.

Rocca possesses many of these attri-butes—and more—but I believe that Lou's experience will be too much for Rocca. It will be a close race and could go either way—but this is my guess.

GUESS WHO? It's none other than Gorgeous George all dressed up,

rfady to take a pleasant Sunday stroll

,a w HERE I INTERVIEW THE TWO MOST - TALKED - ABOUT wrestlers in the game today. On my right is Lou Thesz

and on my left is Argentine Rocca. This picture was taken just before the World's Heavyweight Championship match, which aroused national interest. (Knapp photo.)

Around the Wrestling circle With Yes Sealy/kw

Ale HERE'S THE WAY Baron Michele Leone greeted the crowd which

gathered at the airport when he arrived re:ently in Hawaii

Alp. CONSIDERED BY MANY AS THE GREATEST BOXER .3f all times, Jack Dempsey (center) here shows Phil Hall (left)

and Harry Fisher one of his favorite punches. Mr. Hall and Mr. Fisher sponsor the dressing-room interviews over KTLA. (Knapp photo.)

still Not Ready for the NI Phil Harris Will Be on TT This Year, But the Cagy Showman Says There's a Big Difference Between Doing Eight Shows and Making Eight Appearances

ATE LAST SEPTEMBER, one hot afternoon, the stage of Hollywood's El Capitan Theater in Holly-

A.,.... woodwasa scurrying, lighted and confused look-

ing patch of people hustling about different bits of business and shout-ing at one another. At the rear of the darkened audi-

torium fidgeted a tall, well-groomed man with a mahogany-hued face and curly hair. The two main stars of the show, who displayed no nervous-ness, were Jimmy Durante and Mar-garet Truman. The man who had come to the studio every day in the week to watch all day, then rehearse for his own four-minute spot, was on pins and needles. But that's Phil Harris.

ie HARRIS, JACKSON and Durante in a frantic song-and-dance bit

patterned around the old Club Durante turn that is a high spot of any show Jimmy does. Here Phil mimics Durante. (NBC-Smith photo.)

He was to do a four-minute spot, rather than co-star, by his own posi-tive choice. He was nervous because Harris can no more stand still than he could show up dressed like a bum. A year ago Phil announced to the

readers of TV-Radio Life that he wasn't going into TV until he was ready for it. He wanted to look around . . . not make a good many mistakes that he had seen made by show people as hep as he. He wanted what was best for Phil. and plunging before a camera with Alice and pos-sibly "the kids" in tow wasn't the way to find what's best.

Insiders as well as outsiders might wonder how Phil gets the sort of carte blanche from NBC, to whom he is under contract, to allow him to do only eight shows a year, with each show appearance running just a few minutes. What's to keep them from ordering him to get on the ball and get a show on the road?

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For one thing, Phil isn't about to get himself into a contract of that sort. "I risked not working at all to work out a plan like I have, but why would NBC want me to do something all wrong for me and kill myself and my show for the public? They'd be worse losers than I am . . ." is Phil's sensible explanation. NBC knows from Phil's complete

success in other mediums that he's on the ball, all right, and will get a show on the road when he's got the right show doped. And Phil, know-ing NBC from long years of work there, respects the network mightily.

"For every spot I do on a show, I have plenty of time to figure out what's right for the particular star of that show. Can you imagine running on stage when Durante was there and ordering him . . . 'Back to the box, Jack! Step aside and let me show you how I operate!'? I've done that sort of thing on my shows, and it gets a big laugh for the Harris character, but you don't do that with Durante. He's one of the immortals that another characterization just doesn't push around."

Phil's first series of TV rehearsals taught him a good many other things too, one of which was evidenced when he began his rehearsal song.

No Spare Time

"Cut that beginning from eight to four" was all he said. It means cut the eight-bar introduction from eight bars to four. That spelled less time of just standing before the cameras waiting till his actual vocal began. For Phil, things have to move. He has a clock in his showman's brain that signals loudly when a waste bit of time appears— and out go the two seconds or two minutes. It has guided him handily for many years. "But the best actual training I

had for TV was this summer when we swung through the Midwest for six weeks." Phil played a couple of state fair dates and many rounds of golf with the country's top players during this pleasant time. "There are your critics! Those peo-

ple spend more time at their TV sets than any of the Hollywood experts ever do. They see all the shows, all the stars, and they know what they want."

"I talked to people in every town we stopped, asking them what they liked. Almost to a person they were tired of pie in the face or a guy falling in a bucket of water. They don't talk sharp, and they don't have

illes GLIB-TONGUED, HANDSOME Phil Harris has handled himself in a

masterful fashion as popular maestro, movie actor and radio star. But he still insists that a full TV schedule isn't for him—he's "not prepared." Being unpre-pared in the same way Harris is should happen to a lot of chaps from coast to coast. (NBC-Holloway photo.) Below, shots of Harris as he looked on the tube when he helped Jimmy Durante and Margaret Truman launch an "All-Star Revue"' for NBC-TV. (NBC-Smith photos.)

the patter down, so they say they have seen all the 'acts.' "These are the people that keep

TV alive . . . not the people around Vine Street, who know that you refer to an 'act' as a 'bit' these days. We're just the manufacturers around here. Thcse people are the buyers, and, brother, if you don't please the cus-tomer, whether you're selling soap or TV, you're dead!"

It was noticeable that when Phil flew across the footlights to share the stage with Margaret Truman and Jimmy Durante, he needed no coach-ing for his lines. Every word was pat. Came song time, and no pianist was there to play the difficult, Gatling-gunned sort of novelty in which Phil specializes. Annoyed? Not Phil. He breezed through the difficult, oddly rhymed and rhythmed lines without music, so the producer could get the time on it. Back from his song, Phil continued

weighing the values of suggestions he'd picked up from his personal poll. . . . "We all live in our own little world,

and every once in a while we forget that the guy who spends all his -time at a TV set is in a better position to know what's stacking up than the guy who sits in the Brown Derby and hopes a lot of people will forget that he was still in college two years ago. "And don't think those people in

the Middle West aren't smart. They don't say a lot, but just try and sell them something and see how you come out with those horse traders! That's why Mrs. Harris's boy Philip isn't going to try and sell them until he's got something real good to let go of!"

November 14, 1952

"Parlor Politics" By Donna Scott

Test Your Political Knowledge Along With the Experts

Y THE TIME this story ap-pears, the Presidential elec-tions will be over, but since this is the season for poli-ticking and since politicians

come and go, KECA has determined to continue broadcasting "Parlor Poli-tics" indefinitely.

"Parlor Politics," one of the few shows to outlive the Presidential cam-paigning hoopla, has a solid founda-tion and a competent moderator. It has long been established that gos-sip and politics are the foremost con-versation pieces whenever friends and family gather. Consequently, KECA's Public Affairs Department, in cooperation with the Los Angeles League of Women Voters, formulated a program capturing the spirit of a parlor discussion. With astute, award.

ACE NEWSMAN CHET HUNTLEY'S only prejudice is against prej-

udice. Award-winning Huntley has been cited for his reportorial -alents.

November 14, 1952

winning newsman Chet Huntley at the helm, the discussions never re-solve into family quarrels. Mr. Hunt-ley keeps the show moving at a lively pace. His indispensable wealth of information greatly enhances the nonpartisan program.

Entertaining Not only is the program informa-

tive, but it is also entertaining. To lighten the mood of the program, a political quiz is integrated with the discussion portions of the broadcast. Identifying melodies and their politi-cal significance and recognition of excerpts from speeches are some of the devices used to stump the ex-perts.

"Parlor Politics" has aired the pros and cons on incalculable subjects. Representative topics discussed were

"Living Cost," "Why Civil Service?," "Discrimination in Employment," and "Sex Education in the Schools." A deviation from stimulating political discussions perhaps, but after all, our elected officials legislate these pro-saic matters.

Sleeper

What started out as a "sleeper" has become a radio network show with possibilities of a television version. Whether Chet Huntley will moderate both shows is a moot point at the moment. However, he is one of our ace reporters on the West Coast, who has been quoted as saying, "The only thing I'm prejudiced about is preju-dice." With his broadminded ap-proach, it isn't any wonder that "Parlor Politics" changed from sleeper to eye-opener.

RICHARD KILPATRICK (LEFT) DISPLAYS NO ANXIETY WHATEVER as Mrs. Harriet Von Breton, public-relations member of the League of Women Voters, forges

ahead in the oolitical quiz game. Quizmaster Chet Huntley remains neutral while scorekeeper Lee Browdy (standing) chalks up another point for the fair sex. (ABC photo.)

Ilhat Stu!son Learned From Socks and Shirts

le OFFICIALLY LISTED as production manager and special-events direc-

tor for KBIG, Stu Wilson also has two musical shows on the Catalina station, "Are Ya Listenin'?" and "Sweet and Sentimental."

HERE'S NO BUSINESS like show business. One day you're a somebody; the next day a nobody; and

the following day—who knows? Stu Wilson, KBIG's new "discovery,"

is one gent who can readily convince you of the vicissitudes of show busi-ness.

Everyone, especially people in the trade, knows the name of Stu Wilson. 'I hey should. Since 1934, he has been one of the

most successful and popular mike-men on the Hollywood scene. A local product and a UCLA alumnus, he has been heard on more than thirty dif-ferent and long-standing radio pro-grams, and some fifteen TV shows.

On Top All went well for slim Stu for

many, many years. For him, for "good ole Stu," there was always the glad handshake, the robust slap on the back, and all the rest of the buddy-buddy routine that Hollywood oodles with. At KHJ "good ole Stu" was a staff

announcer for eight years, a super-visor for three years, and a producer for three more years. He was also with KFI for two years, and with KFAC and KFVVB for one year each. Just a few of the shows he emceed included "Quiz of Two Cities," "Sur-prise Party," "Breakfast in Holly-wood," "People Are Funny," "Pay-Day Quiz," "Bombardier Quiz,' and "Time Out."

For more than eighteen years, Wil-son and work went together like ham and eggs.

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One day in September, 1951, how-ever, "good ole Stu" turned into "poor ole Stu." He was jobless.

It seemed to be a strange twist of fate (as so often happens in show biz), but suddenly there was noth-ing available for Stu at any of the various TV or radio stations.

Stu Explains "I wasn't completely broke, or on

my last legs," Stu. recalls. "During the years I had made good money. Besides my home in Sherman Oaks, I had made several sound invest-ments. But I couldn't see sitting around waiting for something mirac-ulous to happen.

"I know of several individuals in show business who, during a slack season, would actually be afraid to go out and work temporarily at some other job. They thought it might hurt their prestige or reputation. But I didn't figure it that way." Shortly before the Christmas sea-

son, Stu started to work in the men's department on the lower street floor of the Broadway-Hollywood. "And please," Stu smiles, "don't

ever dare to refer to it as 'the base-ment.' It's the lower street floor, al-ways." No matter what the name, this was

the place where Stu Wilson sold socks and shirts, and later, as head floor man, approved checks and bills for hundreds of customers each day. He finally left on April 15, 1952.

when he began his new position as announcer, production manager, and special-events director for KBIG.

"It was a magnificent experience for me. Frankly, it was a time for soul-searching in the life of Stu Wil-son. It wasn't easy for me taking that job. I could have loafed around town living on my savings account and waiting for something to break.

"As a matter of fact, two weeks salary (at $1.25 an hour, minus with-holding tax wasn't enough to pay the pool payments for my house.

"But I had my health. So why shouldn't I go out and work the same as anyone else? Sure, I had to swal-low my pride a little, but there weren't any jobs available at the moment in the TV and radio field, so what was I going to do?

"It's funny, but I had the hardest time convincing people that I really was looking for work, and not at a fabulous salary either.

"So I sold socks and approved checks at the Broadway-Hollywood. I can remember several times when I would sign a slip for the store, and then turn right around and sign an autograph for one of my old fans.

"All in all, it was a magnificent experience. It taught me to under-stand many things about myself and people which I had never known be-fore. It taught me humility. "As a matter of fact, I may return

there a few weeks each year, in order not to forget the things I did learn."

Yes, Stu Wilson is back but BIG in show business again. A little older, perhaps; a little heavier (stop-ping smoking has helped him to gain weight); and a great deal wiser.

.qp. OWNER JOHN POOLE (extreme left) and Bob McAn-drews (right) offer popular Gisele MacKenzie some

(K)BIG cigars, as Stu Wilson looks on. Gisele protests that s!le isn't the smoking type. (Green and Tillisch photos.)

Girl Fridays

We Salute the Harassed Unsung Heroes of Tr

j HE WINSOME QUARTET above are sometimes called "Girl Fridays." They possess the valuable fac-

ulty of turning chaos into order. Since television has usurped ra-

dio's corner on the ulcer industry, these TV Girl Fridays go about their business in a determined state of placidity with intelligence and effi-ciency. The multitudinous details that befall them would drive most people off their rockers. We have no scientific proof, but are willing to wager that their intake of vitamins is excessive and that their basal metabolism is rapid. Here's the story on four typical KNBH Girl Fridays.

Bingo Piver Statistics: Age twenty-two — five

feet six and a half inches — 130 pounds—black hair, green eyes. She was christened Florence Jean

but Bingo has been her name ever since she was two years old. At that time "Bingo" was a popular expres-sion around the Fiver household. Whenever anyone would pat our Girl Friday on the head and ask, "What's your name, little girl?" her reply would invariably be "Bingo," and so it has been ever since.

After college, Bingo canvassed the radio stations showing her USC sheep-skin. Although she majored in radio, she lacked practical experience, and settled for a secretarial job at ABC-TV, where she met Mary McAdoo. Mary and Bingo moved to KNBH,

where they have been busily engaged in the "Mary McAdoo at Home" tele-show. Interruptions are Bingo's pet gripe: —The minute I get started do-ing something I'm interrupted by the telephone, or it's time for the re-hearsals or something." The happiest moment of my day is when the direc-tor signals that we are off the air. Only then can I relax."

Bingo's favorite hobby is golf. She

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al& SMILING AT THEIR RESPECTIVE "BOSSES" BELOW are Girl Fridays Kay Whitehall (Chef Milani), Bingo Piver

(Mary McAdoo), Marilyn Breno (Jack McElroy) and Lorna Jones (Bill Stulla). They seem to thrive best when working under pres-sure, yet none of them would willingly swap their "Friday-ing" for anything they deemed prosaic. (NBC-Ball photo.)

is a newlywed who has started her married life with the proper ap-proach. She has an understanding husband who likes late dinners and can even cook one if necessary.

Kay Whitehurst Statistics: Age twenty-four — five

feet six and a half inches-116 pounds —brown hair—gray-green eyes.

It seems that Kay was on hand at the psychological moment when an opening occurred on the Chef Milani Show. Kay takes the ups and downs of her job in her stride. "After all," she says, "when you have a swell bunch like the Chef, Mama and Dusty it makes working fun. As the Chef says, 'We're just one big happy family.'"

Kay and the staff are always sure of eating on this job. It's amazing and amusing how fast the food dis-appears after each teleshow. She hopes to learn the ropes from

the position of Girl Friday on up to that of assistant TV producer. Kay's always had a yen to work on a musi-cal show.

Sports and television head Kay's list of hobbies. Her Saturday morn-ings are well occupied with the ABC-Ruggles Men's Softball Team. (What, the whole team?) "I'm assistant manager for them this year," she hastened to explain. She's also sec-retary for the Radio and Television Softball League. When not preoccu-pied with ball teams, Kay plays a fast game of tenn;s

Marilyn Breno Statistics: Age twenty-two — 117

pounds—black hair, brown eyes. Marilyn's vacation cinched her vo-

cation. She met Jack McElroy while visiting her uncle and aunt and re-mained in Hollywood to become Jack McElroy's Girl Friday.

Truthfully Marilyn is still too much

of a novice at her job to find any fault with it. The most pleasant task she performs is mopping Jack's brow during the show. Her goal is just to be able to do a good job regardless of the chore—singing. dancing or Girl Friday-ing.

Youth and frankness go together, and Marilyn says: "I never had it so good! Believe me, it's the greatest." When Marilyn comes down from the clouds she likes to swim and play golf. Her most gratifying experience, thus far, is knowing that the entire staff is rooting for her.

Lorna Jones Statistics: Age, twenty-seven—five

feet eight inches-130 pounds—brown hair, brown eyes.

Lorna prefaced her position as Girl Friday to Bill Stulla by being execu-tive secretary to Bud Cole, KNBH Program Manager. She set her sights for TV production and maneuvered into that spot on the Stulla show.

The most annoying part of her job is dealing with the upset mamas who didn't make arrangements soon enough to appear on the telecast. The most rewarding part of her job is working with so many wonderful people, the children. She also finds choosing all the prizes lots of fun.

Lorna aspires to become a full-fledged television producer. She finds it very satisfying working with such a talented and interesting person as Bill Stulla. "He is never at a loss for words, even in the face of the direst production tragedy, and I'm learning a lot from him."

Dancing, riding, swimming and music are Loma's hobbies. She is single but definitely "available." She derives a great deal of satisfaction from her association on the Stulla show, because she feels it brings pleasure to so many people.

Entertaining and educational

DOROTHY and KEN

five nights per week

Monday through Friday, 6:45 p.m.

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Dorothy Gardiner is shown here going through some of the thousands of let- ,

ters that pour in each week.

Here we see Dorothy with partner Ken Graue in the living room set for the

popular 15 minute teleshow.

Ken examines one of the many useful hints sent in by Channel 5 viewers.

A gadget for the kitchen is shown by Dorothy and Ken

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