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Vivieii Bean Griffith, I SI I Corona Drive, Glendale, Calif. Sirs; After listening to Lawrence

Tibbett on the "Hit Parade," I feel inspired to reach for my pen and yap, "What's wrong with his singing popular songs?" He's doing all- right—and believe me, it's a huge relief to listen to' a trained, true voice giving a melodious interpre- tation of some of our really enjoy- able popular songs. I've groaned with these so-called "crooners" wavering on a high note, drooling over each note, slurring others. De- liver me from anybody but Bing Crosby and. of course, of all people, Lawrence Tibbett.

★ Lois Irene Shepard, 409 East 14th Street,

Long Beach, Calif. Sirs: In response to the letter of

another reader, regarding the Bar- hours, I too, enjoyed the program when Jack Clifford. Claudia and

•all were single and living at home. But, after all, life progresses, and as Mr. Morse is trying to make the story life-like, what else should he do but have the people marry

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THE BROADWAY'S

RADIO LIFE

BROADWAY NEWS ... hot ofF the wire . . . KHJ, every day at 12 noon and the night edition 10;15 p.m. Monday thru Friday. KMPC, every day at 6:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.

SEWING SCHOOL OF THE AIR . . . commentary on fashion news by Sally Spinner. KHJ, 1:15 p.m. Wednesdays,

HOME CHATS ... for the homemaker by Miriam Lane. KMPC, 10:45 a.m., Monday thru Saturday.

FELIX DE COLA and His Musi- cal Notebook. KHJ, 1:15 p.m., Saturday.

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MAICOIM MtMACMIIH. RMS. Broadway, 4tK and Hill

Where Ljos Angeles Sfiope with Confidence

and have children. Deliver me from the characters who. decade after decade, remain the same age. Take "Helen Trent," who has been just past thirty-five for as long as I can remember.

Mrs. Edith Larob, 645 Hillvisw Avenue, Los Angeles. Calif. Sirs: Would like to see an article

and pictures of all the cast of "Glam- or Manor," my favorite program. I think it is one of the funniest and fastest-moving programs on.the air. I particularly enjoy Cliff Arquette. who, in my estimation, is very clever and versatile, and has a likeable way of ad-libbing.

We hope yon tHiln'l miss our Septem- ber ID. IDH issue of Radio Life, in which we printed a picture and feature on clever, CAiff Arquette. Also, in our July 30lh edilion of last year, we broughl our readers two pages of pic.' tares of the "Glamor Manor" cast when the show was in Hollywood.

Mrs. Leon Jacob. If30 South Hichs Ave- nue, Los Angeles. Calif. Sirs: I'm so glad to have two of

my favorite programs back on the air again—"Hawthorne House" and "The Gospel Singer." Where is "Mir- iam" of the former program?

I wish Joan Davis and "The Thin Man" weren't on at the same time. I want to hear them both. 1 think "Aunt Jennie" has the best daytime serial, although I wish the stories were a little longer.

We're told that "Miriam" of "Haw- thorne House" was killed in an auto- mobile Hcrldenf in the story. II is prob- able that the actress |>or<r«(/iiig the part had to leave the program for a private reason, so the author obliging "killed" her character.

* Maurinc Friend. 12100 Utah Avenue. - Hollydale, Calif.

Sirs; I surely miss "Scramby Amby" and "Dr. Kate." What has become of these fine programs? I truly dislike such foolish programs as "Vic and Sade" and "Lum and Ab- ner." We all enjoy fine musical programs, and they are soothing to troubled nerves.

. Roth - .Scram ftp Amby" . and "Dr. Kale." have been discoiifinned. and at present, there is no sign of their return.

★ Bichard Newman, 498 South Barre Road,

West Los Angelas, Calif. Sirs: I think it would be a good

idea to take the original cast of the screen play, "Janie," and put them in a radio series, something like the "Aldrich Family." I think it would be very entertaining.

★ A. R- Owens, 1617 Park Avenue. Los An-

geles, Calif. Sirs: I note a letter from one

of your readers, objecting to the presence of children on "One Man's Family." Why, for me, the children, especially the very natural and charming little "Margaret," make this program one of real value. The scenes between Margaret and her grandfather are exquisite. With- out them, I should never listen to the program. There are plenty of all- adult programs for those who prefer them. • •

Dorothy Aldrich, 105 East Garvey Avenue, Witmar, Calif. Sirs: We want to thank you for

the grand story and pictures of Stuart Hamblen. in a recent Radio Life. His program with his "Lucky Stars" is a favorite of my whole family. After seeing Stuart's picture, we feel we know him better now. Our family also enjoys the Jack Benny and the Jack Kirkwood shows, and as writer of this letter, I want to say, too, that

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I truly enjoy the songs of Ronny Mansfield, heard very morning over KFI.

★ Mrs. Georslna Townscnd. 409 Tenth Street,

Santa Monica, Calif. Sirs: May we not have pictures and

write-ups of Jane Cowl and her organist, "Hank," who. on Mutual, give us the finest Monday-through-Friday fifteen-minutes on the air? Jane Cowl's voice is pure melody, and the way Hank embroiders what she says is simply masterly. I get many a chuckle from his expert handling of organ effects to paint the picture she has made of words. She wrote "Smil- in' Through" and is the originator of the Stage Door Canteen, besides being a famous actress, so needless to say, her scripts are executed with fine timing and dramatic effect, and her whole 15 minutes filled with fresh material sparkling with'wit, humor or pathos.

We are alwaux in hopes of finding the o/iporlunitu lo bane a face-lo-face chat with such Mew York radio personalities as Miss Cowl, in order to bring gou the intimale, human glimpses of (hem (hat Radio Life likes lo do. However, if it seems (hat no such opportunilp is going lo arise for us here, we'll put our Sew York con lads to work on this storg gou suggest.

Alrina Chamberlain, 1133 South Eldea, Los Anjeks, Calif. Sirs: I agree with your reader who

wrote about "Ceiling Unlimited." It was a grand program, all around. Jo- seph Gotten is the one to put it over. He tops the list for good acting and personality. We hope he'll be back on the air soon.

Paula Spothetfer. 11708 Wilmington Art., Lo* Ansele*, Calif. Sirs; Where, oh where is "Those We

Love"? How can "they" just take it off Without notice! It's a shame! Radio Life—who is to blame? Such a program, sweet and fine! Many never missed a line. Please, look for sponsors every-

where! Bring "Those We Love" back on

the air!

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Advertising Reprexertative, Culbreth Sadler, All material used by Radio Ufe is specially pre-

pared by its own staff writers, and reprinting in whole or in part without pohlisiier's per- missiun strictly forbidden.

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"due joclcey" lor Station KFAC and special events man for an agency.

Ira Cook's Formula Is Hard

Work Coupled With "Surprises"

Monday through Saturday. ID p.m. KFAC.

RA COOK'S formula is pro- fjt senting the latest and best l/f of popular records — band

a J and vocal — coupled with ^ an element of surprise. "It's

a surprise, all right! Every night!" laughed tall, genial Ira. "We're never sure who our guests are going to be until they drop in."

Since 1941, "Lucky Lager Dance Time" has been a favorite with young and old. It was developed to appeal to war workers, but the interest of its ever-increasing fans Jumped it in its first year from seventh to second place among recorded-platter programs covering that period.

Ad Lib Interviews Ira, who believes "names" make

news, brings favorite recording stars to the microphone, and interviews them in a completely fresh and original style. "We—the names and I—get together and just talk. It's all ad lib on the air and only lasts a couple of miputes, so nobody has time to gel scared or tongue-tied. The only people I've seen nervous are announcers."

A recent change was made by Lucky Lager when it moved from KFAC's studios to Radio Row. It is now broadcasting from Music City, at the corner of Sunset and Vine. "Because we are now in the heart

of Hollywood, many friends drop by on the spur of the moment and appear on the air with me. Names in our guest book include Andy Russell, Dick Haymes, Bob Haymes, Spade Cooley, Vaughn Monroe, Frankie Carle, Helen Forrest, Frances Lang- ford, Ella Mae Morse, The Merry Macs, King Sisters, Andrews Sisters, Pied Pipers, King Cole Trio, Hoagy Carmichael and a host of others."

Born in Duluth, Minn., where he attended high school, dark-haired, dark-eyed Ira Cook came to Califor- nia for a pre-medical course. Having won a degree at Stanford, he switched to radio in 1938 and started as an announcer on KMTR. Since his honorable discharge ' from the army a year ago, he has been busy building a name for himself as an authority on popular recordings and musical trends.

His day usually starts around nine a.m. and ends with his last broadcast at 12:00 a.m. the following day. He writes scripts, selects records, emcees and conducts interviews with top bandleaders, singers, musicians, songwriters and special guests on "Lucky Lager," He also handles special announcing, public relations and exploitation for a prominent advertising agency.

Asked what his ultimate goal is, he laughingly answered sinking into a chair, "Just to see that I get everything done—on time."

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^ g^%OR TWELVE DOLLARS a week and sauerbraten,

- # Ethel Smith started playing the Hammond organ

in a little Bavarian restaurant in Miami—a restaurant "with a Ham- mond, but no business" and a boss who was anxious to please his chef, a lover of Viennese waltzes.

"I played during the lunch hour," Ethel recalled to Radio Life. "1 got into the Vienna woods at twelve o'clock and I didn't get out until

twa Every few minutes the chef would peek into the room where T was playing and exclaim, 'Ach! So schoen!'—with two 'umlauts," the vivacious musician added.

Emerging from t-h e "Vienna woods," Miss Smith always relished her sauerbraten, often supplemented by red cabbage. "I used to eat myself unconscious," she sighed.

Ethel Smith, the girl who jumped from fifty dollars a week to pay in four figures, is currently being heard on George Washington Hill's "Hit Parade," substituting for Lawrence

^ ETHEL SMITH is red.head«d, stands five iect two, and weighs

^ 115 pownds. She loves evening dresses that glitter, has "one for every night of the weefc and two extra.) (or holidays."

Tibbett, who is here on a Pacific Coast concert tour. 'There isn't anything," she said, "that you can't learn in ten easy years!"

While she was attending Carnegie Tech, she learned how to play regular pipe organ, also look up foreign languages. One day in 1939 she walked into a radio studio and first touched a Hammond electric organ. The instrument's immediate response thrilled her. "It's made just for mel," she cried. (She now thinks seamless stockings were also invented for her special enjoyment.)

Progress Already an expert of pipe organ,

Ethel went about the job of master- ing the electric instrument, which re- quires an altogether different technique. After practicing on-the cus- tomers of the Bavarian cafe in Mi- ami, she returned to New York and "managed to play summer resorts in the summer and winter resorts in the winter to keep up my golf swing" —Ethel says playing the organ re- quires intense coordination between head, hands, and feet, so she's consequently a good athlete and has "wonderful pictures of my back- swing taken in Brazil!" #

Her first trip to Brazil, taken in 1937, unknowingly molded her whole career. It was at the time of the first Pan-American Conference and the S.S. American Legion had been char- tered to take the diplomats south. "They wanted a sober, reliable person to take care of the nightly program for the passengers-" Miss Smith was selected to shepherd a group of entertainers aboard and keep the diplomats in good humor.

Every night after the show the gentlemen invited her to dance. The not too light-footed statesmen ruined every pair of evening slippers she owned.

While the conference was meeting, Ethel took a side trip to Buenos Aires and fell in love with South America and its music. In 1941, when she was back in New York playing organ, and the manager of Buenos Aires' Casino Copacabana offered her a job, it didn't take Ethel much time to make her decision. She trot- ted southward and stayed until Pearl Harbor—taking the last boat north- ward bound.

Back Home "I caught a cold on the pier in

New York while the inspector read my diary," she remarked. "Of course they had to be careful, but I finally told him 'Gee! I'm freezing here. You don't have to enjqy what you're reading!' Then I went home and promptly tore the diary up."

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America was the scintillating Latin rhythms, combined with her artistry at the electric organ. Back in New York she played for Mrs. Vincent Astor and Prince Serge Oblensky. Said Mrs. Astor: "That is the most captivating music!" Said the Prince, noting Ethel's footwork, "Those are the most captivating legs!"

Immediately the clever organist was offered a position at the Rain- bow Row for twice what she was getting at the St. Regis. But she stayed where she was, and that's where George Washington Hill found her. After coming for several nights to watch Ethel perform, he offered her a job on his "Hit Parade."

"So I made my debut in Carnegie Hall—it was the first night that the 'best tunes of all moved to Carnegie Hall'—instead of playing Bach. I played T Had the Craziest Dream,' Viut J threw a little Bach in the ar- rangement.

"That was February .12, 1943," Ethel remembers. "Mr. Hill wanted me to wear a white lace gown, so I chose one dripping with sequins. I was hardly able to play in it, and then Carnegie Hall is such a dirty place! The next morning I took the dress back and ordered three petti- coats cut off the voluminous skirt!"

Ethel admits she's crazy about clothes. "I think I prefer tailored things," she smiled, "but I wear the other kind all the time." She has seven evening dresses — "one for every night of the week and a couple extras for holidays," and her favorite colors are chartreuse, blue, white, and gold. She likes glitter and sequins, laughs about the recent experience when Georgie Jessel's little girl watched Miss Smith perform. After the program, the child's nurse approached the organist and remarked that her charge had been dazzled by the musician. "Gee!" replied Ethel, "She must be wild about music!" "No," replied the nurse, "she's wild about sequins.!"

Ethel, since being catapulted to fame via her brilliant organ arrange-' men is of Latin American numbers, especially the samba, has appeared in several movies. Her first was "Bathing Beauty," followed by "Twice Blessed." She's now working at Disney's as leading lady to Don- aid Duck, and carries an important part in "Early to Wed" with Van Johnson and Esther Williams.

She has a home off the Sunset Strip and also an apartment in New York, is unmarried, and wants to keep right on with her crowded career. "Now T'ni reading "Forever Amber' in my spare time," she grinned with a grimace that ac- centuated her short little nose and her brown eyes. Ijler naturally red hair has been toned down to blond- ish-auburn for pictures, but she seems to have the energetic disposi- tion and wonderful sense of humor bestowed on the brightly-tressed.

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diately set about to learn the technique of the electric instrument.

HER RADIO WORK has gone hand in hand with pictures. Making her debut in "Bathing Beauty," Ethel is now acting as leading lady to Donald Duck in

a new Disney film, is * Carioca and D. Duck.

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V wore false wKisker* at lirit, tot found them "too muck trouble." Now he harn't shaved In almost ten years. His picturesque Western outfit, which he dons (or all his movie and radio appearances, is over fourteen years old.

Stirir/ai;. I ;30 p.m. ' Blue-hECA

) ADIO-DIALERS hear him fV/ as a cantankerous o 1 d

Jf \ cowhand character on the Andrews Sisters' "Eight

to the Bar Ranch" every Sunday afternoon over the Blue. Moviegoers have seen him in a total of one hundred and forty-three Westerns, and "Hopalong Cassidy" fans know him well as "Happy's pal, 'Windy'."

. Outfitted in tattered pants and vest, a frayed flannel shirt, worn boots and a battered old hat, "Gabby," his face almost hidden by his long un- sworn gray hair and whiskers, has long been a familiar figure to entertainment-seekers, „ '

"Gabby'S" fans would be surprised if afforded the opportunity to meet the man • behind those whiskers. Rather than glowing over horses or

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guns or the wild and wooly West, "Gabby" waxes enthusiastic over such cultural pursuits as the symphony and the ballet. He talked with animated interest of having seen Pavlowa and Nijinsky, and was looking forward eagerly to Tos- canini's appearance in Los Angeles.

Not Rancher George "Gabby" Hayes has been

in the theatrical business for forty- four years. Until he came to Holly- wood in 1929, to appear with Eddie Dowling in the movie, "Rainbow Man," he had never seen the West, and even today, Nhe freely admits that he is never on a ranch, except for the express purpose of filming a Western.

With his wife, Dorothy Earle, he lives in a nine-room home in Hol- lywood's Sunset Plaza. When he has time free from broadcasting and

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HIS FIRST FUNG in radio was his weekly comedy spot with the An-

▼ drew Sisters on their "Eight to the Bar Ranch." At first, he was dubious whether his Jiumor was suitable to the airianes; now, he declares, "I'm gettin' used to it."



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Bitig's Birthday The Old Groaner, Bing, of course,

apparently spent a very quiet birthday, On May 2, his forty-fourth birthday anniversary, he was busy at the usual six o'clock family gathering time. If you recall that was the night he guested on crooner-swooner Sinat- ra's program. "Nothing special planned," he commented in regard to parties and the like.

The bobby-soekers, on the other hand, went wild at the co-appearance of their two favorites. Starting to line Vine Street as early as 3;30, they appeared at least thousands strong at admittance time to the KNX theater.

Unknown to them, across the street at NBC were appearing three of the biggest star names. Clark Gable, Bob Hope and last but far from least, little Miss Margaret O'Brien. The occasion was the Army's "Mail Call." Hoping to catch a glimpse of the glam- orous favorites, your reporter dropped into rehearsal. We were greeted by a lone soldier who informed us the cast had broken for dinner. We missed them—but you're right. The bobby- soekers didn't. That fabulous sixth sense they possess drove them right to the back gates of NBC in time to catch the stars on their way out

Wrang Amec'he

Rumors flew thick and fast last week on Radio Row. "Don Ameche Is going into the Army," "Don Ameche has gone into the Army." "Don Ameche is overseas,"

In reality, Don was right here. Chase and Sanborn weren't out an announcer at all. It was his brother, Jim, who was having a physical.

Garage Can Arch Oboler thinks this story about

himself facetious, but we find it amusing.

When Mr. Oboler and his wife left to go to New York to launch his present Mutual-Don Lee series, they left their two-and-a-half-year old son, Guy, at home on their Corona ranch. The only way the parents can gracefully take leave of their infant son is to let him think they are step- ping Into the backyard to empty the garbage can. Little Guy probably wondered what was detaining his

parents when they were gone for two months.

Mr. and Mrs. Oboler would sign all of their telegrams and letters to Guy and his nurse, "The garbage collec- tors." Somehow Guy realized his well- meaning parents were pulling the wool over his eyes. And when he got used to the idea, he must have de- cided things weren't so glum after all. Because when the writer and his wife got home last week, they happily rushed Into the house in search of their son. He was nowhere to be found. They uncovered him in the haystack, sitting with his dog and contentedly sucking his thumb.

By the way, next month an "Oboler Omnibus" Is to be released nation- ally, recording some 30,000 words of the prolific writer.

Any Rides Today?

Fanny Brice is known to her col- leagues as a very clever and talented woman. She can cook. She can sew. And how she can act! But she can't drive a car.

Recently a Friday rehearsal was called for her CBS 'Toastles Time" show. That was fine, except Miss Brice's chauffeur-butler was busy roasting a lamb. This didn't stop the star. She hitchhiked to the studio.

Traveler CBS' Frank Sinatra bids adieu to

the U. S. after his broadcast of May 16, to head for the European war zones on an entertainment tour with songstress Fay McKenzle and.possibly, film comic Phil Silvers.

Mother s Day Nelson Eddy has scheduled a spe-

cial treat for listeners to his CBS Sun- day musicale. On Mother's Day, his own mother will appear on the program and join her famous son in a duet, "Love's Old Sweet Song."

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Joe E, Brown, who was recently bringing the home front laughs as emcee of the Blue's "Stop or Go," is on the go again, once more entertaining American fighting men abroad. At the present time, he is in the Phil- ippines.

Anniversary Lum 'n' Abner, proprietors of the

"Jot 'em Down Store" on the Blue, (and in real life, Chet Lauck and Nor- ris Goff, California and Nevada ranch- owners) are celebrating the comple- tion of their fourteenth year on the air. Don Searle, vice-prexy of the Blue, presented each of the boys with a silver mounted bridle and a fancy saddle blanket,

Long-Awaited Present "Better late than never" is one old

adage that Mrs. Carmen Dragon will always believe, in—for it netted her this week a prize she's wanted for a long, long time.

Two months and a few days after her birthday (the same as Lincoln's) she received her belated gift from her husband—a house on the beach. Mrs. Dragon's favorite passion in life —next to her family—is the ocean but for the past number of years she's lived In the San Fernanda Valley— miles away.

Well aware of this, Carmen, popular musical director of Fanny Brice's "Toasties Time" alrer and recent win- ner of the academy award for the musical, "Cover Girl," started search- ing some time ago for the right place.

He found it last week. A well built, six-room cottage high on a hill at Malibu La Costa. It's a %vhite stucco, trimmed in red tile, and has nearly a half acre of ground for the two Dragon offspring, Douglas, five, and Darryl, two. to play on—that Is when the whole family isn't In the ocean.

In Hospital Ken Niles' seven-year-old daughter

is recuperating in the Children's Hos- pital for badly cut feet. The youngster was wading In a creek near her home, when she stepped upon broken glass, severing tendons in her feet.

Worst Moment Dept. Roy Rogers' worst moment Is de-

scribed by Roy as a time when Trig- ger, the Mutual-Don Lee singer's trick horse, played a practical joke on his master at a most unpropltlous time.

Going overland to movie location, the trailer carrying Trigger and Roy met with a collision. Partially dazed, Roy climbed out of the wreck to find his beloved horse lying inert in the road. Roy was. stunned, so stunned he could only kneel nearby in the dust. A nudge at his neck brought the singer up quietly. There was Trig- ger, as fit as a colt, standing over him. The horse had been "Playing dead" ... a trick Roy had taught him, and one done in public time upon time.

Not So Dumb William Bendlx, star of the Blue's

"Life of Riley," was telling producer Don Bernard about the new home Bendix just bought near Hollywood to accommodate his growing family (the Bendixes recently adopted a baby girl. Said Bendlx in the fa-

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mlliar Brooklyn acdent he uses as radio's ."Riley," "it's got nine rooms Including a noisery." ' .

"You mean 'nursery,' don't you?" Inquired Bernard.

"I know how to pronounce it," re- . torted Bendix, " ; I tried to sleep in the room next to it."

Conference Sidelight A Havana cigar made-an/able sub-

stitute for a pipe of peace at the United Nations Conference of international Organizatlbh ■ at San Fran- cisco according to; Mutual-Don .Lee commentator Alexander Griffin.>

In the course of an. early meeting, Cuban Ambassador Guilermo Belt handed to Francisco..Najera of the Mexican Embassy a fine Havana, Na- •jera, as if fearful of.its possible ex- plosive qualities or 'perhaps in. polite- ness only, passed it on to the -Mexican consul,- who gave it in turn, to Gala Plaza, Ambassador from Ecuador, who passed it in turn to the Ecuadorean consul from whom the peripatetic per- fecto went—as you-may-have guessed —back to Cuban Ambassador Belt.

Diggm' pises

With JACK LAWSON . CAPITOL is crowing these days.

And well that company should. With many click discs twirling on juke boxes all over the nation, they can take a how for bringing out a number of top wax artists. F'exampXe, Capitol's Jo Stafford was voted the Finest Singer of the Year by thousands of radio listeners in Martin Block's New York poll. Anita O'Day xuas citosen The Outstanding New Star of 1945 by twenty'two top jazz critics for Esquire Magazine, and Downbeat named her Top Girl Vocalist with a Name Band.' ,

• ♦ SO MUCH for the femme side of

Capitol's young stable. The King Cole Trio was picked tops among small combos in three polls—those of Down- beat, Metronome and Look. ..Downbeat calls the ,Pied Pipers the";Favorite Vo- cal Group of the year. Not only these, but Capitol has-given a break to many other fine recording artists and bands. .Latest band to hitch up with Capitol, by the way, is Carlos Molina's.

Thank You,' fêry Much ■ benny goodman, whose latest

Nancy Martin of'the Blue. Network's "Breakfast. Club", who recently was married at New Martlnsville, West Virginia, to Sam McEIdowney, currently is occupied with writing "thank you" letters to listeners who deluged

-her with wedding gifts. Among the gifts received (and still

arriving) are twenty-salt and pepper •shakers, fifteen trays, one-hundred and forty pot holders of every design and make, five wool blankets, two tilt-top tables, three bride's books, a set of ceramic jewelry, a home-made' afghan,'an electric iron and mix-mas- tbr, pyrex dishes, candlesticks, com-

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Columbia waxings are "Sweetheart of All My Dreams" and "Bv'ry Time," has a new slant on showmanship in music. When Benny does a show, the lights go. out, the audience sees nothing but Benny's dazzling fingerwork as he, plays the clarinet. Secret is /I Mores cent gloves that sparkle in the' dark. ' • ■

FRANK SINATRA steps into the Nelson Eddy class with pressings of such faves as "Old Man River" and "Stormy Weather," his latest offer- ings.'

• • • VICTOR'S NEW complete album

looks like a Sears & Roebuck catalog. We still think Victor turns out the best classical recordings and we're rapidly acquiring quite a collection of them.

Little kids in . our neighborhood, whose parents can't seem to find toys worth a darn these days, are becoming record enthusiasts. Our youngest has quite a collection in his own right and

plete sets of china dishes, ■ glasses, figurines, after-dinner cups and sau- cers, money, flowers, table cloths, sterling silver, cigarettes and a large supply of kleenex.

In addition; both Nancy and Sam received hundreds of letters of advice on marriage, most of which, Nancy states, warn that 'both shouldn't lose •their tempers at the same time."

Miss Rich to Return- ■ . Irene Rich, who left the ether waves a year ago, is now in New York City to discuss plans for returning to radio.

NEXT WEEK Janet Waldo. Orson Welles, Hal

Peary, Eve Arden, and Henry Blair are the personalities you'll find coming to life in the May 20th Issue of Radio Life. You'll discover inti- mate stories about all of them. In addition to pictures which fit the articles. "Eat Inspires the Pen" and all the popular features will also keep you. in tune with whafa hap- pening on the kilocycles, ;So you can't afford to miss the up-coming issue. Buy yours early, and as the supply Is limited, pass your copy along when you're through with it.

"he'll invite his pal, Dennis, over to hear Gildersleeve's Fairy Tales If Den- nis -will invite him In to hear "The Little Engine That Could."

* « * DECCA has an album on "Song of

Norway," the Broadway musical show ... Bing Crosby's latest .is "All. Of My Life" .... Harry James likewise has waxed the tune . . . Xavier Cugai, now at the Copacabana in New- York, will be featured in Metro's "Holiday In Mexico" . , Spade Cooley's first recording for Columbia, "Shame On You," has topped the Western Hit Pa- rade and fans over the country are yelling for more pressings , . . Perry Gomo introduces a new one called I'll Always Be With You," backed by "Temptation," for Victor . . . Erskine Hawkins hits a fast blues tempo with "Caldonia" . . . Deanna Durbin makes a disc comeback with the Irving Berlin standard, "Ahoays" and "Spring Will Be a Little Late This Year" for Decca .. .Judy Garland, who started her picture career with Deanna in a short, gives with two from the Metro picture, "Ziegfeld 'Follies," tunes being "This Heart of Mine" and "Looe."

TONIGHT

7:30 P. M

"Radio's Most

Hilarious Show"

TOM BHENEMAN

HIGHLIGHTS

KEC A 790 on your dial

THE AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO.



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Station 790 on your dial KECA

Gags of the Week Fot (he Heat Gags of ihe Week, heard ouer liadio and sent Hudlo Life, tlckeit will be sent winners for admission to radio broadcasts. Send your best gag *e- Uction to tO'Zii West Waskiaglon Boulc- vard, Los Angeles.

★ ShirUy Otbotn, 2330 Yosemii# DHyc, Loi

Angeles, California. Heard on "Take IS or Leave It"; Phil Baker; My aunt always knows

when my uncle has been gambling. He sleeps with his pants on,

★ Vlncerrti Cristi, 537 Meridian Terras*, lo«

Angeles, California. Heard on "Let Yourself Go": Milton Berle: Ah! I got spring in my

heart, spring in my-bones, spring In my blood, but I can't sleep at night."

Ken Roberts; Why, what's wrong? Milton Berle; No springs in my bed.

★ Lorry Greenamayer, 117 Biminl Place, Loi

Angeles, California. Heard on the Jack Kirkwood show; Jack: I slept In the ice-box last

night Bill; Weren't you frozen stiff? Jack: Yeah, but I'd rather be frozen

stilt than cold sober.

J. Bowman, 4422 Mullens Avenu*, Lot An- geles, California. Heard on Chase and Sanborn; Edgar: Charlie, what happened to

your mechanical man? Charlie: Aw, Bergen, he Just goes

nuts and bolts on me. ★

Mrs. J. McCoy, 4410 Penna Ayenue, La Crcsecnta, California. Heard on "Breakfast in Hollywood": Corny: Do you know the difference

between a hair dresser and a sculptor?

Tom; No, Corny: Well, the hairdresser just

curls up and dyes, and the sculptor makes faces and busts.

FREE MECHANICAL PENCIL Earn {1 to $300. Turn everyday experiences into caeti. Write bright aaylugs, botxera. rec- ipes. Jokes, most anyihinif. Cash waiting- tor you. Send tor easy Instructions, list oi 200 buyers for your words.. Enclose $1 and as special gift receive mechanical pencil I reel Address SKRVICE, 1*. O. Box 1187, Hollywood Sta. Los Angeles 28, CftlJf.

Mrs. E. f. GHtett*, 102 fwglfth Sheet, Santa Monica, California. Heard on the Jack Carson show; Lady; I'll take that lobster on the

end of the counter. Jack Carson: Shall I wrap It up? Lady: I guess you'd better. He

doesn't know me well enough to fol- low me home.

★ Miss Fanny Schutlein, 4042 Wllshlr* Blvd.,

Los Angeks, California. Heard on "Blind Date": Girl; Did you ever go out with some-

body you hadn't seen before? Sailor; It's like picking out things In

Sears-Roebuck's catalog. Girl: Don't tell me you like things

picked from a catalog. Sailor: Why not? Uncle Sam picked

me out of a hat.

Phyllli Helrtian, 2440 Sorrth Bronson, Los Angeles, California. Heard on the Eddie Cantor show: Harry: You should' put your shades

down at night. Eddie: Why? ' . Harry: I saw you kissing your wife

last night. Eddie: The joke Is on you. I wasn't

home last night

★ Mrs. Isabelie Noble. 4366 Westlawn Ayeau*.

Venice, Calif. Heard on the "Supper Club": Pick: What Is a bacteria? Pat: It's the back of a cafeteria. .

fymndup /r*'*

KFI

^4 Jack Latham

Mis. A C Pudge, 10404 South Dillon, Los Angeles, California Heard on "Tom Breneman's Break-

^ ssf" Corny: Do you know why the little

Easter bunny always has a shiny nose?

Tom; No, why? Corney: Because he carries his puff

on the wrong end. ★ ★ .

No Sugar, Please Jack Carson, star of his CBS show,

has reduced a cool 26 pounds in recent months. He likes the "new" Carson so well that he intends to stay that way. His reducing was simply done by taking smaller portions at meals, cutting out sweets and taking plenty of exercise.

★ ★

Information, Please Ken Murray, emcee of Columbia's

"Which Is Which" quizzer, received a letter from a G. I. in Hawaii with this request for information: "You seem to know all about Hollywood, so I wanted to ask you one question. Do you, by any chance, know Lana Turner's address?"

It doesn't matter how seriously you are addicted to or how right down disinterested you are In the lives, works and loves of Hollywood's screen folk, there is plenty to please you on that bright little show, HOLLYWOOD

FAN MAGAZINE over KFI daily except Thursday at 10:15 a.m. Emcee Jack' Latham, who Incidently is a news editor on this station, presents guest stars and technicians from the cinema capital frequently on the program as well as reporting the current news highlights about the movie business in

general. And just in case you're a person who likes to know a bit about the voice that is greeting you over the air, we've gathered together a few pertinent facts about Mr. Latham. He's a quiet chap in his early thirties who began his career in radio In Seat- tle, Wash., in 1935, as staff announcer at KXA. Two years later he became Program Director for that station, re- maining in the position until March of 1942 when he joined the KFI staff. Jack is a travel enthusiast who has been once around the world" and" has visited every one of our 48 states. His hobby is collecting unusual recordings of popular bands. He's married and the father of one child. The family pet is a white poodle who answers to the swell name of "Jaunty Juli- ette."

As United Press Correspondent, Ralph Teatsorth will tell you, naval battles just don't happen. They are carefully planned operations resem- bling a great game of "cat 'n' mouse." In Saturday's broadcast of SOLDIERS OF THE PRESS (11:00 p.m.) Teatsorth will describe in detail a naval en- gagement which' will graphically Il- lustrate the work of our men. at Mid- way, Coral Sea and more recently in the East China Sea.

• • • There's a wonderful variety of vo-

cal selections, sung just the way you like them when RONNY MANSFIELD comes to the mike every weekday morning at 9:45. This young tenor, who has more than a bit of the Irish in his voice, conducts an informal program which includes songs both light and serious plus a refreshing patter that can renew the most de- funct faith in the talkie type of radio feature. Ronny entered radio while in his teens and his talents have taken him to many major stations throughout the United States. He came to KFI direct from \VLW in Cin- cinnati last year. —Advertisement.



SUNDAY, MAY 13

THE RADIO FflHILY CIRCU

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FAMILY

Sunday Marnhtg Worih>f

KFWB 7:30-8 RM

^Q^KFT, KFSf)—■Layman'* Viewi KMX—CliuiTh of tlie Air.

•h KKOA, KKMK—J»tin Kennear, News.

TtKHJ, KGli, KFXM, KVOE— News, Glenn Hardy.

*KMPC—News. Western lea- erftl. Music Huor. *KK\VB, KtiEB, KlOX—News. ■*K>ITR—News. Fannie Kelnliart KB AS—Slavic IVmrram. _ RWKW—UolUrwood I.utlieran.

jo;i'j— KFl. KFSU—Chucfc Collins.

■jf IndScates News Broadcasts. 8—KFI—The Eternal l ight.

*KNX, KPAS. KGER—News. iKECA—News. KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Wesley Kadio Eeugne. -AKMPC—New*. KFWB—Funnies.

AKMTH—News. Music. KFAO—Country Church. RRKU—Bnnrh Brorram- KWKW—Pan-Americun KevtvH I. KGFJ—Arm Chair Cuueert. KFVD—Tcmpu Tuues. KFSD—Call tu Worship. KFtJX—Kev. Dean Heed.

1:05—KNX—Blots Jacket Choir. KG FK—Kiugdom Within. 8:15—KECA—AAF Symphonic

Flight. KFXM—Sunday Serenade. 8:34)—KF1—Successful GarUeuiug. KNX—Invitation to Learning.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE— Voice of Frophecj. KECA—Hour of Faith.

. KMTC—Wesley Radio League. KFWB—I'nlon Rescue Mission •v KMTlt—W. B. Record.

Kl'AS—Immanuel Baptist Ch. KWKW—Buenos Nueve*. KFAO—Strollin' Tom. KKVI)—Church of Christ, KFSU—Viaitlug Nurse. KFOX—Rev. H. E. Keid.

8;43*KFT. KRKD—News. KOFJ—tlnlet Moments. KGER—"House of Oon.

—KTI—Chicago Roundlahle. KN X—So It . I -Hke l ahrrnacle. -*KF.CA—Blue Network War

.louninl. , ^ .,,.'1. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Pilgrim Hour. ★KMft!—News, Sunday Revue. ★ K.MXK—News, Swrdeulmrg Hr. KPAS—Judge I*. 1C. Gardner. KRKII—Sunday Serenade. KFAC—Liberal Catholic Hour KFVD—Wn It* Time, KGFJ—Mid-M orniug Melodies. KWKW—Little Halo. Kl'HC—Rev. Myron Nichols. ★KGER—News. ur. Springer. ★KFSD—Carveth Wells.

$;1S—KMTR—Pastor K, G. Egerfson KFAC—Concert. KPPC—Prelude to Worship. KGF.K—Rev- .1. A. Loveu. KFSD—America Pnited.

8:30—KFI—Echom 4! Encores. ★ KNX—Transatlantic Call. KHJ, KOB, KFXM, KV OE— Lutheran Hour. ★KECA—News. KFWB—Peter Potter. ★KMTR—The World Tomorrow.

COMMANDER SCOTT and

The Romance of the Hlghwayi

"Unreal Realities" KHJ-KVOE

10:1^ A. M. Sundays

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inTifrmTiifTmof 1 nlo 1 i2«XiJ30Tj3?o. 710 990 IB70 III# 1230 1280 I3B0 14391490

KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE— Couunander Scott,

K>VVB—Peter Potter. KFOX—iKev. Russell. 10:30—KFI—Musical MilestoneB. ★ KNX—News.

KFCA—Sammy Kuje's Sere- nade.

KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOB— sweetheart Time. KPAS—Czech Polkas. KI'PC—Church New*. KWKW—Hun garinn BaptUt. KFSD—Chicago Koundtoble. 10 tCi^KNX—Edward R. Muirow. KPPO—Toner Chimes. KFOX—Cumberland Church.

10:55*KECA—Leland Stuwe, New* Ex Ira.

n—KK1—Stars, of Future. KNX—Stradivari Orchestra. ★ KECA—Blue World-Corre-

spoudents. KHJ, KGB—Band Concert, ★KMPC—News. Off Iho Record. ★ KFWB—News.

★ KMTR—News. Church of Christ. Kl'AS—ClniTch of Open Door. KFAO—1st Methodist Church, KWKW—Radio <it.» Church. KOFJ—Specials In Music. KFXM—First Congregationftl

Church. KPPC—Cliuifli Service. Dr.

Fiugene Carson Blake. KVOE—Past. Present, Future. KFOX—Presbyterian Church. KGEK—Evangelists* Hour.

KFSD—Ford Show. ll:15*KKCA—Belillid the War New*.

KFWB—Peter Potter. KGFJ—Romany Time. KVOE—Word of Life. 11:311—KFl. KFSD—Westlughouse,

John Charles Thomas. ★KNX—World New* Today. KECA—Rememher Hour. ★ KHJ. KGB—Bill Cunningham.

KGFJ—Song of Islands. KWKW—All Saint* Episcopal. KFOX—First Chrlstion Cb.

11:15—KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Dale Cnrnegie.

KMTK—Frank and Ernest, Il:S5—KNX—Olin Dowue*. m ^★KFT. KFSD—World Parade. X b KNX—N. V. I'hilhnrmonlc. ★ KHJ—Broadway News.

KECA—Musical Bouduels. ★ KMPC—News, Frank Hem- ingway.

, ★KFWB, KCF.R—New*. ★ KMTR—News. Hoys' Choir. KGFJ—-Say It With MnSic. KWKW—Lincoln Ave. Pres-

livterlan Church. KGB—Strange As It Seem* KFXM—Hasten the Day. KVOE—Midday Melodies.

IS ;15* KECA—News. KHJ—Home Town Parade. KMPC—Off the Record. KFWB—Peter Potter ★KFAO, KFXM—New*. KPPC—Music of Masters. KGB—Voice of the Army. KVOE—Canary Chorus. KFI. KFSD—Army Hour. KECA—"Miss HBtlfe." Ethel Harrymore, KHJ—Memory Music, Ted Bacon. KFWB—Jean Leonard. KWKW—American Jewish

Hoar. ★KKKI>—News. . , „ „ KPPC—Occidental College. KGB, KFX-M, KVOE—Hookey

Hail. KG Fit—Sacred Harmonies. 1?:45*KFAF. KPAS, New*.

KNX—N. v. I'hilbarmenlc. KECA—Darts for DnuKh.

★ KHJ, KtJB. KFXM, KVOE — lour America.

★ KMPC—News, .Munhattan Highlights. ★ K1VVB—Henry Charles. ★ KMTR—News, Modern Concert

Hull. KRKD—Sunday on Ranch.

CompJele Gilbert & Sullivan

Works KFAC—9:30 - I I A. M. Sun.

Sponjored bu Marshall i Clampctt

KFAC—Gilbert A Sullivan.

Church on High 9:30-9:45 A. M.

Sunday KPAS—1110 key. Rev. A. V. Havens

M.A., B.D. p. o. Box

Glendale 5

KPAS—Church on High. Kl'l'O—Dr. I'rederlu P. Woell-

ner. Kl^VD—Vlvtury Pa fade 'til 1

p.m. KGEB—Radio Revival, KFSD—Sunday Concert. 8:45—KECA—Cnaary Pel shop.

SUNDAY Program Highlights Morning Proeroma Appear In Llehttace Type; Afternoon and

Evening Program* in Boldface. Variety

1:30—Andrews Sister*, KECA. S;30—ChnrlotlB Greenwood,

KECA. 3:00—Ozaie ii Harriet, KNX. 4:00—.Jack Benny. KIT. 4;00—Kate Smith Hour, KNX 3;00—McCortby-Bergen, KFI. 5:30—Eddie Bracken, KFI. 0:00—Queulin Reynolds. KNX. 0:30—.Texaco Tlieater. KNX. 8:45—Kmmie Fldler, KECA. * t:30—Harold Uoyd, Comedy

Thealer. KFI. •;;3(l—Fanny Brlce, KNX. . S:00—Great GUdersleeve. KFI. 0:3')—Komanco of the Raochos,

KNX. 9:36—Jack Benny, KFI.

War 9:00—War Journal. KECA.

18:30—Army Hour. KIT, 1 ;t)0—vour America, KHJ. 11:13—Pacific Story. KFI.

Quiz Programs 1:00—Dart* fop Dough, KECA. 1:30—Name That Song, KHJ. 7:00—Take It or Leave It, KNX 8:30—(lull Kids, KECA.

Drama 10:15—Commander Scon. KHJ. 18:30—Ethel Barrymore. in

"Miss Buttle," KJECA. 8:30—Nick Caner, KHJ. 3:30—"I Was There," KNX. 4;00—Culling All Detectives,

KHJ- 0:80—Hollywood Mystery Time. KECA.

1:00—Life of BUey, KECA' 8:00—Crime Doctor, KNX. 8:30—Murder, My Hobby, KHJ. 8:30—Blnnflle. KNX._ 8:00—Bill I-ance, KNX.

O u Is tan din g M usic 9:00—Salt Lalts Tabernacle. KNX. 9:30—Gilbert & Sullivan._ KFAC.

11:00—Stradivari Orch., KNX. 11:30—John Charles Tboroai,

KFI- ;Ut)—New Vork Philharmonic, KNX.

1:30—Nelson Eddy, KNX. 2:00—NBC Symphony, KJT. 2:00—Fnmlly Uonr, KNX. :<:II0—Sumim-r lloiur, KECA. 5:110—luglcvvoud park Concert.

KNX. 6:00—Manhattan Merry-Go- Round, KFI. . 6:30—Album of Familiar Music,

KFI. 7;O0—Hour of Charm, KFI. 8:30—Standard Symphony, Kit.

10:00—Newalcol. KF'tD. 1U ;0ti—Lucky l.ager Time, KrAG. ji;(IO—Bridge to Drcumlaoa,

KECA. Public Affairs

S ;30—Imttntlon to Learning, KNX. .

9:0t>—Chicago Roun d table. KFI- 8:90—Peace Conference. Kf »vii. 6:45—Dorothy Thompson. KHJ. 8:45—Mayor Kownin. KM I G, 1:00—Open Forum, KFAO- 8:15—Raymond Moley,_ KECA. 9:45—Washington Insida Out.

KECA.

KPAS—Lutheran Layman'* League.

KFAC—Victory Player*. KPPC—Chamber Music. KFOX—Dick Ross. ★KFVD—News. MeKee Piano. KGFJ—Console Encores. ★ KGEK—News, Rev. Chat. Grupnamyer.

1:13—KFWB—"Mubionl Sweets." ★KFAC—News. KFVD—Musical Revue.

I;30★KFI—Tliese Make History, KNX—Nelson Eddy.

• KECA—Andrews Sisters. ___ KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Name That Song, KMPC—Baseball 'til C p. m. KFWB—Peter de Lima. KMTK, KFOX—Voiiog Peoples'

Church, pies' Church.

KGFJ—Texas Jim Lewis. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. KPAB—Church la Barn. . _ KFAC—Good Neighbor Salute. KFVD—Hawaiian. KGEK—Light and Life. KFSD—Music America Loves.

1:45* K n—Edward dorgenson, KFWB—Help Wanted. KFVD—Vocal Varieties.

2—KFI, KFSU—Symphony Hour. KNX—Family Hour. KSCA—Mary Small Revue. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE —

Let's P'ace the Issue. KMPC—Baseball. ★ KFWB—World Security Con-

ference. , ★ KMTR—News, Trinity M. E. Church. KOFJ—Hememhro nee,

K FVD—Informed Democracy. KPAS—Lamplighter Jati

SesHion. KPPC—Hour of Song. KFOX—Good News, KGEK—lJ»ng Beach Band.

Hear Our Pupils Sing KFOX

Sunday, 2:1 5 p.m. Free Auditioni Phone o' Write

CIYORU STUDIO 1564 No. Bronton—GL. 1268

2:15—KFOX—Civoru Gronp. 2:30—KF.CA—CliHrl»tte Greenwood.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KA Ot— Nick Carter. KMTR—Wings of Healing. KPAS—Voulli for Chnsl. KWKW—Italian Melodies. KFOX—Rev. Billy Adams. KF\I>—Timely Tune*. ★ KGEK—War New*.

o;45—KNX—William 1.. Shlrer. KFVD—Militant Democracy. 3—KFI—Catholic Hour.

KNX—Adventnre* of Ozzle St Harriet.

KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE — Uiuck As Mash.

KECA—Summer Moor. KMPC—Baseball. ★ KMTK—News, Pianos. KFAC—Famous Musical r a-

vorites, KPAS—Califurula Council

Table. KWKW—Rev. Klehey. KPPC—Musical Varieties. KGFJ—Mississippi Show Bortl. KFVD—PopiUar Pavorltes. KFSD—Convalr Entertains.

★KGER—News, OusUreBon. KFOX—Rev. Earl IvJe. 3:15—KMTR—Betty Phillip*.

KFVD—Colored Revue. 3:30*K1T. KFSD—News.

KNX'—"I Whs lliere. ★ KHJ, KGB, KFXM, K5 0E— Cpton t.inae. KMTK—Bible Treasury Hour.

KGFJ—EnecUlly Fur lou. KPAS—Clnireh of Christ. KFVD—Hank, Nlgbtwatch-

tnnn. KWKW—Rev. Gagnon. KGER—Back tu God.

3:45—KFI—Melody Parade KHJ. KGB, KFXM, K\Ot — Dick Brown. KFSD—Music Masquerade.

4—KFI, KFSD—Jack Benny. KNX—Kate Smith Hour. ★KECA—Drew Pearson. KHJ—Calling All Detectives.



MAY 13. 1945

KM^T—Baseball. B—Want to B? In Radio?

KOFJ—Curtain Calls. ★KMTR_»«S, old Fashioned Re viia I.

k OLD FASHIONED

REVIVAL Charles E.

PaJler, Director.

P. O. Box 133, l.os Anereies.

Calif. KMTn—4:06-5 iflft P, .M. KPAS—4:0o-r.:00 P. M. KPRD—4:0(FS;00 P. M.

REBROADCAiiT KPAS—B;00 P. M. KPKd—9:15 P. M. KFtlX—10:00 I". M, Kvoic—la-oo p. >| KFXM—10:00 p. M, KPMC—10:00 p. M. KGFB—I ;UII-r>;l)o P. 51.

K1nAS.* «prO—<>'<1 Fashioned Reviial. rK-iSrA1i""n'J.ra I>reB- Ch. - ^/■JiW"r;'Sllnj,l,,n«' Mission. Old-Fashioned {^COX-—Sunshine i'asfor. iiFAM—Sacred Harmonies.

1:!in*?iiSPA'~,>on Gardiner, News. 4:30—KFi, KTSD—Fitch Band- wneoo. Klf.l—Bob Slanion, Orch.

KFWH—Npws. KFt! .A—National Vesuers. K F\ ll—90-9O Club. Kl'l'C—Classics. KOKR—Colonial Tabernacle, KFXM—AHC-KinK's Ambas- Rtidors,

4:45—KFWB—Stuart Ilamblen. KfiB—Tommy Harris Time KFVO—Carter Wrlirht,

5—KFJ. KFSD—McCarthy-Ber- en-Ameohe.

Mothers' Day Concert OLIVE MAE BEACH

Soprano Male Quartet

KNX—Sunday, 5:00 P. M, iBKiewood Park Cemetery Ass'n

K.NX—Inclewood Park ^Concert. KFCA—Oen. .Innlus Pierce. KM PC—Baseball.

, KG*1—Medial Ion Board. *K.MTR—»»«, iiiilsperlne Vespers.

KWKW—ItaHan Novelties. KFAC—Bowline News. KGFJ—Twilight Time. KFVD—Harlem Uothtay. KFOX—Rev. Diiherk. KF-VM—1,. d. B. S, Hymns. KS Of.—Bethel Tahernucle. KG ICS—News, Rev. Draper.

5:15*KFCA—News. KFOX—Rev. Lyle Hale.

, „„ XM~famous Belgians. 3:30—KTl. KFSD—Eddie Bracken bhow.

KNX-—Art Baker. KKCA—Jerry Wayne Show. KMTR—Reformed Witness Hour. KFAO—Clirlstlnn Science. KRK1)—Anchor of Uupr, is PAS—Christian Memory Hour. KPPC—Fight Classics. KFOX—Calvary Fchues, KFXM—Made In America. •

• KAOK—CIvie Interest. KGER—Colonial Vespers. 5:4SlkKH.), KGR, KFXSI. KVOE—

Gabriel Hentter. *KFAC—-News.

KWKW—Variety. 3:35*KNX—Ned Calmer. 6—KFl, KFSD—Miinhattan

Merry-Go-Ron nil. KNX—Dnentin Reynold*. *KECA—Wnlter Wlnrhell. KTI.I. Roit—t^teel Hnrlrons. ★KMPC. KI MB. KRKI1. KFDX *KMTR—News, Bethel Chapel. KI A_>—l.ntberan Gospel Hour.

KGF.J—House I'arty.

RADIO LIFE

THE PROPHETIC WORD

DR. LOUIS S. BAUMAN

Sunday, 6:05 p.m. K Q E R 1390 KG

★KGER—Xews, "Prophetic Word," Louis S. Baumaa.

KFXM—Ave Maria Hour. * KVOE~>Jlni«ter's Hour,

6;15—KKCA—Lonella Parsons, Hollywood Mystery Time.

KM PC—Reed Kllpntrlck. ★KFWB—Henry Charles. „ „„ KFAC—-Music for Everyone. S:30—KFI, KFSD—Album of

Familiar Music. KNX—Texaco Star Theater. KI-XM—Treasury Salute.

★KHJ. KGB, Kl-XM. KVOE— Cedric Foster.

KMPC—Mother's Album. KFWB—Round Table Discus- sion.

KMTK—Radio Bible ClnsB. KRKD—Rev. Matthews. wJiTP-Serenade. K» —Beyond Tomorrow. }>.WK^V— Echoes of Poland. i?i-;.^—SpeaklnK ot Books, we e'o—5,n.l.s Memory Room, jvutu—Lutheran Layman's

„ .. league. 6:4»—KECA—Jimmy Fidler. KHJ, KGB, KFXM—Dorothy

Thompson. KMPf—Mayor Fletcher Bow- ron.

*KKKD—-News, Browning. KlFt—Story Time. Kt OL—Grace and Troth.

7—KE|. KFSD—Hour of Charm. 11 a' Eeave It, KECA—Life of Kitey. KHJ, KGB. KF.VM, KVOE —

Earl Wilson. A KMPC—News, Adohr Golden

Music. . KFWH—VetK Talk It Over ★KMTR—News, Music.

S —Sacred Song Recital. K' AS—l-.lhel Huhter. KWKW—James TownBend. KFAO—Open Forum. 0vprt"re lo Evening. _ , KFOX—Olea Graves. 7:15TKHJ KGB. KFXM. KVOE— *K PA.N—News. Kl'l'C—Organ Recifnt,

- KGB—Rnmona'B Minstrels. ■ —KFI. KFSD-—Harold Lloyd, Comedy Theater. KXX—Fanny Brice.

KECA—One Foot In Heaven, KFWB—Rabbi Magnin. KM I'll—Southwest Church of

Christ. E BAS—Church of Open Door, KPP(>—Drama. KGR, KVOE—Anita Ellis

_ KFXM—High School Hilitea. ' Do—KECA—Income Tax. KHJ—This ("hanging Worlo. KFWB—Catholic Answers. Kl'l'C—Masterworks. KGB— Colnmbns Boys" Choir KVOE—Christian Youth.

8—KFI. KFSD—The Great Olid- ersleeve. KNX—Crime Doctor.

KECA—Greenfield Village Chapel.

KHJ, KFXM, KVOE—Meant to Be a Star.

★ KMPC—News, Frank- Hem- ingway.

8:3-1—KNX—Song of the Week, 8:30—KFI, KFSD—Standard

Symphony. KNX—Blond le. KECA—Mill* Kids. KHJ—, KFXM—Murder is My

Hobby. KMPC—Everybody'* Hour. KGFJ—Dancing Rhythm. KGB—Security Hour.

„ KVOE—Modern MukIc. 8^45—Kl'l'C—Religious News. Q—KNX—Adventures of Bill J Lance. ★KKCA—Sam Hayes. News. ★KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— , _.^*s, Glenn Hardy. ★KMfC—News, Organ Melodies.

KFWB—Cnion Rescue Mission ★KMTR—News, Figueroa Christian Church. KGFJ—Show 'lime.

KPA.S—Old-Fashioned Revival . -KPAC—Sunday Rvenlnc Club. ★KGER—News, Bethel Church,

KI OX—County Barn Dance. 9:13*Knj. KGB. KVOE—Rex

Miller. KKCA—Music of Americas. KFXM—Letters From

Servicemen. 9:30—KFI. KTSD—Jack Benny.

KNX—Romance of the Kanchos. KHJ, KGB, KFXM—Hnman Adventure.

★KKCA—News. KFWB—Pacific Lutheran Hr, KMTK—Voice of Prophecy, KFAC—Gateway to Music KFOX—Rev. Eddie Driver. KVOE—True Detective. KGER—Tnckia' In Hour.

9:45+KEC A—Washington Inside Out. Kl'l'C—Religious News.

K)*kfi' tKT:"9Ti~Ri*"hfie,d Ke-

★ KNX—Ten o'CIork Wire. KHJ. KGR—gnth Air Force. KECA—Soldiers of the Press.

★ KMPC—News, OM-Fashioned Revival. ★ KF"VVB—Henry Charles. ★KMTR—News, Bob Brooks.

KFAC—Lucky Lager Dance Time.

KPAS—Voice of Calvary. KGFJ—li. A R. Cowboys.

★KEVf*—>'ewsica1. 3 Hours. KF(I\—Rev, Fuller.

. KVOE—Old-Fashioned Revival. ★KGER—News, Delia Collins. 10:15—KFI—-Chopel Quartet,

KNX—Discussion. KHJ—Hawaii Calls. KKCA—AH en Roth Orch. KFVIB—fiuod News Hour.

PAGE11 shnidav logs

★ KMTR—What's Fu. ★ KFAC—News.

Inside the Hews

w th Mr. Carveth Wells

FJLOYD B.

JOHNSON and

King's Ambassador Quartet KMTR—8:05-9:00 P. M.

Also 18:30-10;45 A. M. Monday through Friday

★KMTK—News, Floyd B, John sun. KFWB—Hollywood Presby-

terian Church. KFAC—First Methodist ( Inircfa. KPPC—.Sunday Evening Hoar, KFOX—Christian Science. KGFJ—Waltz Invitation. KGB—Time for Music. —News. Chatauuoa.

8:1.1—KKCA—Raymond Moley. KMPC—Washington Inside Out.

10:30 P. M. — KFI THR'FTY Drug stores

10:3h*KFI—Carveth Wells. Inside the News. ★ KKCA—News.

KHJ, KGB—Chet Stewart's Orchestra.

KMPC—-Frederick H. Sneare PrcHlnetlons. KMTR—Lea Anderson's Orch.

f<,r Elstenlng. J; —Bright Corner Church. KGFJ—Western Music, ★KFVD—Newsical. .„ , KGER—Vnulh Cenler. lOHS^RFl, KFSD—News.

KKCA—Weekend Feature, KFWB—.-nuSIcale, KM 'IK—AI Dun ah ue Orch.

1 < —KFI—America Bnlted. ** ★KNX—News, Shorty Sherook.

KECA—Bridge to Dreamland. KHJ, KGB—Sinfonletta. ★ KMPC—News, Masters' Hour. . 5.^ B—-Cospel and Song. ★ KMTR—News, Music.

KFAC—Lucky Lager Dance Time. KGFJ—Open Album. ★KFVD—Newsical, 'til Z a.m. KFOX—Merl Lindsay's Band.

11:15—KFI—Pacific 'xtory. 11:3a—KNX—Milton Charles.

KP—Shep's Playhouse. —-Johnny Comes Home. KMTR-—Rev, L. C. Page,

KGFJ—Blue of Evening. i*!45—KFI, KFSD—St, Francis Oreh,

★KHJ—News. KFIVB—Treasury Salute. KGFJ—What's Cp.

ll:C5*Kri. KNX. KFWB—News,

Movie Sons Michael Ward and brother.

Bill, sons of emcee Pern' Ward on Blue's "What's Do- ing Ladies?" are carving a movie career for themselves. Eight-months old Michael will be seen as the son of Claudette Colbert and Orson Welles in the forthcoming "Tomorrow is Forever." Three-year-old BUI was In the recently released psycho- logical thriller, "Experiment Perilous."

r~ * Tribute

Stage-hands working on CBS' "Screen Guild Players" program have their own way of commemorating the memory of stars that have appeared on that program and have since passed away. Backstage they have erected a "final call board" which now lists such names as Connally, Lombard, Robson, Barrymore, Oliver, Veldt, Howard, Dinehart, C r e g a r and Velez.

★ Favorite Fan

Arthur Treacher, who "but- tles" for Jack Carson on their CBS comedy show but who rates the homage of Sherman Oaks as honorary mayor of the community, is gifting his mother In Eng- land with a complete scrap- book of the pictures taken of a recent Installation dinner at which Treacher as- sumed his mayoralty post.

★ A Horses how

Blng Crosby finally got paid for the guest appearance he did on Johnny Mer- cer's "Music Shop" last summer. Johnny himself brought the payment around to NBC's Hollywood Radio City. It's a clock made from one of the shoes worn by Don Bingo, one of the Groaner's famed horses, when he won the Suburban Handicap at Bel- mont Park.

★ Entertained

Walter Tetley of the NBC "Great Gildersleeve" program has entertained more than three hundred service men at his Encino home during the past year, with many of the boys coming from Birmingham Hospital.



MONDAY, MAY 14 Indicates »ns Broadcftstg.

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KFOX Mou. thru Sat

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Williut Nelson t prulBtla

30 minutes with tie Kymn Book

and th* Bible

7^0-6 A.M.

8—KFl—Johnuj Murray. KNX—Gene Haker. EKCA—MeNeUl'a Breakfast

Club. -*KH J, KGB, KFX>I. KVOB—

Arthur Uaetti. *KMK'—Newa, Norman Xe»l)i« +KFWH—Peimell ItejKirt*. *KMTR—News, Western Start.

KGFJ—Music Moderne. iKPAS. KGKK—News.

KHKO. KFOX—I»r. Lonls T. Taibot.

K\VKW—Pan - American Mis- sion. KFVU-—Covered Wagon Jubi-

lee. KF.M)—Finders, Keepers.

8:10—KFWB—Hands in Kevlew. KGFH—Soul Patrol.

8:15-*-KFI—Between (be lines. KNX—valiant Cady. KHJ, KGB—Korn KobUlera, KM PC—Market Report s. Sports KWKW—Heveilla Keme. KFXM—Morning Melodies. KVOR—War Casualty X-lst. KG FK—Mlrpah.

8:35—K PAS—Minute Prayer. KMPC—Haltic Sports. 8:30—KFI—Mlrandy.

KNX—l.ight of the World. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOB—

Take It lias.r. KMPC—Don Otis. KFWB—Help Wanted. KMT K—Christ Church Cnlty. ■jlfKFAC. KFSO—News.

KPAS. 8:30 A. M.

HAVEN OF REST Mon., Wed., Fri.

Ftnt Mote Bob and the Good Ship Grace

KPAH—Haven of Kest. KWKW—Hasten the Day. +KRKD—News Hendllnes. KFtlX—Rev. K, K. Keid.

8:45—KFI. KFSH—David Uanim. KNX—Aunt Jenny's Real l.lfe

Stories. ★ KFWB—Newt. KFAC—Show Time. K.FVD—Vocnl Favorites. KWKW—Kevetllo Kevne. Sec-

ond. KVOf.—Ring Crosby. KGEH—New Tribes Mission.

9:55—KGB, KFXM. KV OK—Canny >V Ginger:

9★KFI, KtiFJ—News. KNX—Kate Smith. _

★ KHJ. KGB, KFXM. KVDE— William l-ang. News. KFCA—Glamor M ntoir.

★ KMPC—News. Sweet Lellanl. Art Bilker.

KFIVB—Hr. Reynolds. ★KMT II—News, From Treasury Script lire.

KFAC—J. Newton Yates, Organ,

KRKD—Sagebrush Serenade.

KFAC—Voice of Health. KGFJ—Medical. KYVKW—Treasury Salute. KGER—Dr. .1, A, Gnvell.

S;30^K H—IVoui the Pacific-. KNX—Romaiu-e of Helen Trent. KHJ—Time Out. KECA—Brcnenian's Breakfast

In Hollywood. KMPC—So* It With Music. ★ KFWB. KFAC, KWKW — News.

KMTR—Bible Treasury Hour, KPAS—Harmony Homestead. KGPJ—Swing Serenade. KGER—Radio Revival. KFVD—Show Tunes. KGB—Serenading Vou, KFXM—Future Cnlinilled. KVOR—Prayer, Service Band.

9:35—KFXM—Old Family Almanac. 0:45—KFI—Konny Mansfield, Songs.

KNX—Our Gal Sunday, KHJ—Tune Time, KM PC—Treasury Salute. KFWK—MidmnrnlDK Melodies. KFAC—Pan Americana. ★ KRKD—News. KWKW—Gospel Friends. KFVD—Here Comes Parade. KGB—Naval Academy Hand. KFXM—Design for Listening.

if A—KNX—Ufa Can Be Ucontiful. AU ★KFCA—Tuny Morse. ★ KHJ, K»;u, KFXM. KVOE—

News, Glenn Hardy. ★ KMPC—News, Hit* for Ihe

MiSROS. KFWB—Kitchen K idle EC. Chef

Milan!. ★ KMTK—News. Music. KFAC—Midmurning Serenade. KGFJ—Ipbeat Session. KFVD—Morning Serenade. KPAS—Mary Water-street. KWKW—Moments of Melody. ★ RFC IX—Newt. ★ KGER—»ws, God's Quarter

Hour. 10:15—KFI—Hollywood Fan Magazine

KNX—Ma Perkinn. KKCA—t^Juise Ylassey and Wrstrrners. KM.r. KG B. KFXM. KVOE— Something to Talk About. KM'ER—King's Men. KRKD—Dr. O, M. Richardson. ★KPAS—News. KGER—Kiugdimi Within. KFOX—Rev. Knima Taylnr.

10:30—KFI. KFNIl—Albers Hour. ★ KNX—Uernadlue Flyno, News. KECA—My Tme Story. KMPC—Stump t's. ★ KFWB—Henry Charles. KMTK—Floyd B. JoiuiKon. ★ KFAC—News, ★ KWKW—News, Symphonic

Strings. KPAS—Woman's World. KFVD—Cnloii UeM-oe Mission, KGER—Snnslilne Pastor.

10;45^KiT, KIND—Art Baker, News

KNX—Voang T>r. Malone. KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Music,

Lyrics. KMPC—Home Chats. KFWB—Science of Mind. , KMTK—Care of the Body. KFAC—Be I w een the Lines. KRKD—Miduleht Mission. KWKW—Gaucbo Serenader. KFXM—Voice of the Army. KFOX—Dr. A. II. Michel son,

10:55—KECA—Aunt Jemima. n—KFI. KFSD—Guiding Light. KNX—Two on a Clue. ★ KHJ. KGB, KVOE—Cedrlc

Poster. ★KECA—Baukhage Talking. -*KM1'C—News, Hutnemakers

Club. KFWB—A1 Jarvis. ★ KMTK—News, Dr. IxmU Tal-

bol, KFAC—Horctta. KGFJ—Concert I'astelte. KPAS—Ralph LHtlcfleld.

★ KFVD. KGER—News, KWKW—News, ngllllng Americans. KFX.M—Voice of Experience.

11:15—KFX, KIND—Today's Children. K KX—Rosemn ry. KECA—Ethel and Albert. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. K V OF—

Jane Cowl. K 1'AS-—J. Newton Totes, KFOX—Spotlight Bauds.

11:30—KIT. KFSU—Woman in YVhlte KNX—Perry Mason. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Queen for Today, KECA—Blue World Corre- spondents. KMTU—Songs to Remember. ★ KRKD. KFAC, KFOX—News. ★ KPAS—Pasadena Indepeodent, ★KWKW—News, liwlrumelodles KGER—Rev. Greennmeyer.

11:45—KFI—Kvinns or All Churches. KNX—Telia Si Tim. ★KECA—News. KMPC—Lnd Cluskin. KFAC—llano Briefs. KPAS—Hoot Gibson's Painted

Post. KFY'D—Violet Scbrnni. KFOX—Varieties.

m -w—KIT—Farm Reporter. Ji/m KNX—Nelglibors. Irene

Beasley. ★ KHJ—Broadway News. KECA—Mystery Chef. ★ KMPC—News, Frank Hemlng-

wny. ★ KMTK—News, Matinee Melo- dies. KFAC—l.nncheun Concert,

KPAN—Out Mart. KWKW—Blue Room. KRKD—Prairie Sriiooner. KGFJ—Sweet and t-ow. ★ KFVD—Rdilur of Air, ★ KGER—News, Dr. Curtis H.

Springer. KFSD—Woman of America. ★ KG K, KVOE—News.

19:15—KFI, KIND—Mn Perkins. ★KNX—Howard Petrle, News. KHJ—Johnson Family. KECA—Gospel Singer.

V

Polly and Pat

ATTERSON "Household Hints"

KPAS—9:00 a.m. Monday thru Fiiday

MONDAY Program Highlights Morning Prograrria Appear In Ughtfare Type: Afternoon and

Evening Programs in Boldface.

KI'AS—Polly Patterson. KWKW—Rev. Thomas Heard. KFOX—Firebrands for Jesus. ★ KGER—News.

9 ;05*KFI —Edward Jorgenson. KGER—Curtis 11. Springer.

9:15*KFI. KFSD—Larry Smith. KNX—Big Sister. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Morton Downey. KMPC—Mar* Brenemnn. KFTTB—Rhamba Time.

Variety S;0l>—Johnny Murray, KFI. 9 hhl—McNeHl's Brpakrast Club.

KECA. 9;i»0—Kane Smith, KNX. 9:30—Tom Rreneman Breakfast,

KECA. 6:00—Kwagy Csrmlchnel, KFI, B:3fl—Spotlight Hands. KFCA. 1:110—Guy lamibiirdo, KECA. 9:00—Slipper Club, KFI. 8:15—Hedda Hopper, KNX. 8:15—I.Mll and Abner, KKCA. 9:30—Bnrns K Allen. KNX. 9:30—Y" ox Pop. KNX.

War 5:15—Salute to the Servtcea, KMTK. 8:15—Gl Joe. KPAS. 8:00—Renter's News Dispatch, KFWB.

10:13—Pur-iflc War AnalysU, KNX.

Outs landing ftfusic 4:00—MuhiihI Masleriilei-em,

KFAC. 5:30—Voice of Firestone, KFI. 8:00—Musical Digesl. KGFJ. 7:1)0—Contented Hour, KFI, 8:00 —Evening Concert, KFAC. 9:0ft—Telephone Hour. KIT.

10:lift—l.nekv Lager Dance Time. KFAC.

10:00—Ne widen 1, KFVD. lOtOU—Eastalde Club. KFWB.

Drama 5:30—Tnm Ml*. KHJ. 6:l)0—Li:* Radio Theater. KNX. ': 0 0—Screen Guild ITayers.

KNX. 8:00—Sherlock Holmes, KHJ. 8:30—Cftvnlcade of Amerlea,

KFI. 8:30—Miclmel SUayne, KHJ 9:311- H•(ulhorne llonsi', KECA g;U0—The Whistler. KNX.

Quiz Programs ' 5:30—Better Half, KHJ. 6:30—Information Please. KFI. 7:3"—Thnnks to the Vanks, KN X 7:.1ft—Dr. I. t|., KFI. 8:30—Pay Day Quiz. KMPC.

Public A ffairs 8:00—<L W. Ideas, KRKD,

6:1.5—World Security « onlerence. KHJ.

7:30—World Peace Forum. KKCA.

11:15—Wnshlnetun Today. KFI.

Sports—(jftmment 1?:30—Bridge Clnb, KMPC. 6:15—Snortslime. KMPC.

15:30—Snm Baiter. KECA.

KMPC—Norman Neshftt. KWKW—Open Bible Revival. KFVD—t.unrseon Musical, ★ KFOX. KF.VM—News. KVOL—Red Cross.

12:30—KM, KIND—Pepper Young's Fumily.

KNX—Bright Unrizon. KHJ, KVOE—Mild and Mel-

low. ★KKCA—John B. Kennedy. KMPC—Bridge Club. Robert Lee Jolmsou, ★KFWB—News. KMTR—Merl Lindsay & Band, KGFJ—Calling All Zones. ★ KWKW—News, Hawaiian

Echoes. KGB—Moll/ MorBe. KFXM—Farm Front, KGER—Juke Box.

12:45—KFI. KFSD—Bight to Happl- nces. ,

KNX—Bachelor's Chlldreo, KECA—Frances Scully. KHJ. KGH, KFXM, KVOE—

Gracious l.tvlag. KMPC—Jack .Sherman. KFWB—At Jarvis. ★KFAC—News. KWKW—Singing Sweepstakes, KFVD—Violet Schram. KFOX—Lucky I .oily. KGF.R—Gardenbig School.

—KM, KFSD—Backstage Wife. KNX—G. E. Hciusb Party, KHJ—lliink Hard Now. ★ KFCA—Time Views the News. ★ KMPC—News. Headline Bands ★ KMTK—News, Tin Pan Alley. KFAC—Dr. Helen Collier. KGFJ—Easy Rhylhln. ★ KFU>, KgKK—News. Ktill, K5OF—Walter Cumpton KFX.M—S.mgR of Hawaii,

1:15—KIT. KFS|>—Strlh* Dallas. KECA—Radio Parade. KHJ, KVOE—Elsa Mavewrli'a Pa riy. KFAC—Melody Matinee, KtiFJ—Bienv enldoa Amigoi,. KFVD—Moods In Music. KGB—Club Reporter,

I: S5 ★ K N -V— News. 1;3|)—KFI, KFSD—Lurettto Junes,'

KNX—Feature Story. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Never Too old. ★ KECA—This Moving World. Gil Mnrtyn.

KMPC—lavdy of Charm. KM'i'K— Swiu gtlnie. ★ KHKO—News, Music. ★ KI'AS—News, ★ KWKW—News. Memories. KGFJ—Texas Jim Lewis.

1:45—KIT, KFSD—Vuaug Widder lirown.

KNX—Danny O'N'eil. KHJ, KGH. KFXM, KVOE.

Handy Man. ★ KECA—Baddy Tvvlss, News. KMPC—Junn Rolando. KRKD—Singing Walters. KFVD—Music. City. KPAN—Gardening. KFOX—Concert .Muster.

1 itiO—★KECA—Kd .lorgensiin. 2—KIT. KFSD—When a Girl

Marries. KNX—Evelyn Waiter. ★ KHJ—This Changing World, KECA—W hat's Doiu', Ladles, ★ KMPC—News. Sweet Leilanl.

★ KMTR—News. Hnllfy's Swing- time.

KFAC—Paradise Isle. KRKD—Q. W. Ideas. KGFJ—Community Broad-

caster. KFVD--Timely Tunes. KWKW—Club <JU. KGER—Security Conference. KFX.M—Our Town, Social Se-

ra rlt,v. ★ KGB—Newt, 8:15—KIT, KIND—Portia Faces

l.lfe. KNX—Service Time. KHJ—Today on the Coast, KMPC—San Franrlseo Confer-

enre. KFAC—Memury Mush-ale. KGFJ—Town Crier. KFOX—Pvihllc Bulletin.

2:3(1—KFI, KFSD—Just Plain BUI. KNX—Meet the MKsus. KFCA—Sunny Side nf Street. KMPC—Klne Cole Trio, KFWB—Bert Flske,

KRKD—Bnsebnll Scores, KWKW—News. KFOX—Western fbmgs.

8:45—KIT. KI^D—Front Page Fnrrell.

KHJ. KGH. KVOE—Radio Toiir.

KIT'A—Memories In Melody. KMPC—Bins Croiby. ★ KFVD—Nevvs.

3—KFI—Knnd of Life. KNX—nmisrwlves Prntertlve

t.engne. ★ KFCA—Tliree O'clock News. ♦KHJ. KGER. KFSD—News.



RADIO LIFE PAGE 13 STAC—Kamom Slaslcal Fa-

vorites. *RSirc—»w«, Loral Events.

KFtVB—Melody Matlneet •JtKMTR—News, It Fays to

Know. KGFJ—Jack Pot. KHRJD—Virtnry Queen Contest

l^-KPAS—-Listeners' Digest. KWT5W—Bing Crosby. KGB, HVOE—Griffin Re-

porting, Kl"X>t—Prayer, yews.

Brevities. KFOX—Buddy Cole.

StlA—KFT—Joyce Jordan, M.D, KPICA—Poof light Favorites. BJHJ—Happy Homes, Norma

Yonng. K3IPC—Swing Shift. KPAS—Jnfee Bos Matinee 'til S.'IS p.m. KWKW—Reflections la Music. BFOX—Mr. & Mrs, .Vmerica. KGB—Three Suns. KVOE—Of Civic Interest. KFSD—Road of Life. 3:3ft~KFI—Woman of Axnerlrn. KNX—Jimmy Carroll Sings. KF.CA—Love Notes Interlude, Top Tunes. KFWB—Sweet Leilanl. Vic-

torious Living. KAITR—riaoos, KG F.I—Orchestra dit Jour.

Sk-KRKI)—News, Music. KFVD—Popular Favorites.

•ftKWKW—Oft the Press. KGB—Art Baker. KVOE—Newspix Melodies. KFOX-—Holly wood Salon, KGER—Cheerful Chat.

Radio's good nelghbar

AUNT MARY

KFI P.M. Monday thru Friday

3:43—KFI, KFSD-—Aunt Mary. KNX—The World Today. KHJ—Bill Hay Rends the

Bible. KECA—-Easy Llslenin'. KFWB—Jazz.

KMTK—Hnwallan VUlose. it KPA X e w s. KGFJ—Air-o-fortals. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Johnson Fumily, KWKW—Melody, Theater

Guide. S:«5drR>X—Bob Trout.

—KFI, RFSD—One Woman'• Secret,

KNX—I'otlnck Party. -tk-KECA—Headiine Edition. *KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

News. Fttlton Lewis, Ir. drKMPC—News, Sweet Lellanl,

KFWB—Wnman's World. ■PKMTR—News. Music,

MUSICAL MASTERPIECES

Gems of Melody 4-5 P. M., KFAC-1330

Ask for free program at Slavick Jewelry Co. KFA< -M uslcal Masterpieces. KCF.I—Variations. ★KGER—News. Helens Smith. KFVD—Piano Selections. KWKW—Speaking of Sport*. 4tl3-)kKFT. KFSD—New* of the

World. -fFKECA—-Raymond Grura

Swine. KHJ. KGB, KFXM. KVOE—

Re* Miller. KM PC—Garret's Varieties. ^KFWB—Voral Varieties, News,

KWKW—King Cola Trio, ♦KFVD—News. KRKD—Mo\l eland IJtrlr. 4:30—KFI—Art Baker's Notebook.

KNX—Open House. KKCA—Gen. Junlu* Pierce,

Comment. KHJ—San Fratnlscn Sketches, KMPC-—Paramount Parnde. KMTR—Concert Master, KRKD—Tunes of the Day. KGFJ—StTlings In Blue. KWKW—Piano Reveries, KGB—Song* of Praise. KFXM—Dr. Ph.illn M. Lovell. K mi—Black i White.

4:43—KECA—Hop Harrlgan.

KHJ—FroiirH. KMPC—Modern Komanres,

KFWB—Stonrt Hnmblen. ♦ KRKD—News. KWKW—King Cola Trio. KFOX—Art Dickinson. Kt.B, KA'OE—Tommy Harris

Time. ♦KFSD—H. V. Kaltenborn. 4:53—KNX—Organ Interlude. 5♦KFI—H. V. Kaltenborn.

KNX—Man Named Jordan. KKCA—Terry and the Pirates ♦KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Sam Hayes. ♦KMPC—News, Teen and Twenty.

♦ KMTR—News. Music. KGFJ—Jive At 5- KBKIJ—Song* of the Saddle. KWKW—College Jive. ♦KGER—News.

IGlS^KFI, KFSD—News. KNX—Through a Woman's

Eyes, KKCA—Dick Tracy. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE

Superman. KMTR—Salute to the Services ♦ KFAC, KFVD, KPAS, KFSD—

News, 5:39—KFI. KFSD—Voice of

Firestone. ♦ KNX—Harry Flnnnery. KECA—.lark Armetrnng. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE

Adventnrea of Tom Mix. KMTR—Irvvln Allen. KFAC—Whoa Bill Club. KGFJ—Intermission. KFVD—SO-DP Club. KRKD—South Sea* Serenade. KPAS—Jake Bo* Matinee, KWKW—American-Jewiah Hr. KGER—Security Confcreore.

5:45^KNX—News, Truman Bradley KRCA—Captain Midnight. ♦KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Night News Wire. KMPC—Help Wanted. ♦ KMTR—K, Louis Fialnn, News. ♦ RGF.l—News. KFVD—Evening Concert.

5:!»+RNX—Bill Henry. —KIT, RFSD—Unagy Car-

mlchaet. KNX—Lit* Radio Theater. KF.CA—Celebration, "Water Buffalo." ♦ KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

News, Gnbriel Hcalter. ♦KMPC—New*. Norman Nesbltt ♦KFWB, KFOX. KGER—News. ♦ KMTR—News, Music. KFAC—Mnsle for Everyone. KGFJ—Musical Digest 'till

» P. m. KWKW—Italian Melodic.*. KPAS—Hospitality House. 6:13—KHJ, KCU, KFXM. KVOE—

World Security I'onference. KF.CA—Peter de Lima. KM PC—Sport s Tim e.

♦ KFWB—John B. Hughes. KMTK—Tomnsso- Ensemble. KPAS—Gf Joe, KFOX—Miracles of Science. KGEE—Rev. Btirpo. 0:30—-KFI, KFSD—Information.

Please. KHJ. KFXM. KVOE—Better Half. KMPC—Ozle 'Water*, KFWB—America Dunces. KF\ D—Vaudeville, KPAS—Clinrrh of Christ. ♦KWKW—New*. Sports. KGB—Eddy Otcutl. KFOX—Hnl's Memory Room. KGER—Prophecy Speaks.

6:13—KMPC—Rhumba Time. KMTR—TreaSurR Chest. KRKD—Hollywood Tunes.

smiths. KPAS—Inside Fact*. KWKW—Payroll <iiinrantee. KGB—Ships of War.

S:53—KECA—Coronet Story Teller. 7—KFI, KIND—C'arnnlion Con-

tented Hour. KNX—Screen Guild Players. KECA—Reserve. KHJ—Curt Massey. ♦ KMPC—News, Dinner Dance. ♦ KMTR—News, Music. KFAC—Floyd A. Alien. ♦ KRKD. KGER—News. KWKW—Airport Ground

School. KPAS—Help Wanted. KGB—The Feeling is Mutual.

t:lS+KIIJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE— Lowell Thomas.

KNX—Ozle Waters and Ills Guitar.

KMTR—W. B, Record. KFAC—Musical Jewel Bo*. KRKD—Three Quarter Time. KPAS—C.l.tl. Reporter. KWKW—Evening Musical. KGER—Dr. Fagan.

7:30—KIT, KFSD—Dr. I. Q.

KNX—Thanks to the Yanks. KECA—World Peace Forom. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE Lone Ranger.

♦ KFWB—News. KMTR—Dr. C'lfm Da vies. KFAC—Casa Cugat. KRKD—Do You Know? KGER—Gospel Hour.

7:4,V*KFWB, KFOX—Major Hubert Turner. Comment. ♦KFAC—News.

KPAS—Studio Frolics. 8—KFI. KFSD—1'erry Coma.

KNX—Jack Birkvvood Show. ♦ KKCA—Ted Mnlnne. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE

Sherlock Holmes. ♦KMPC—News, Frank Hem- ingway. ♦KFWB—Renters' News Dis- patches.

FI.OYD II.

JOHNSON and

Ktns's Ambasiador Quartet KMTR—8:05-?:00 K M.

Also 10:30.1a:4.> a. M. Monday through Friday

♦ KMl'U—Nevvs, f luid B, Johnson.

KFAC—Evening Concert. KGFJ—Of Words and Verse. KPAN—J. Frank Burke. ♦KGER—News. Music.

8:15^KKL KFSD—Fleet wood Law- ton.

KNX—Bed da Hopper. , KECA—Lum and Abner.

KMPC—Modem Vocal Gems. KITTB—Warner Bros. Orch, KGFJ—Show Time.

3:30—KFI, KFSD—Cavalcade of America.

KNX—Burns and Allen. KECA—Hawthorne House.

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KHJ 8:30 P.M. MONDAYS

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Ollchael Shayne,

rue STAGF or 7W£ jwrjew# NttvmuT num

KMPC—Pay Day Quiz. KFWB. KGFJ—News.

KPAN. KFOX—P. K. Gardner KGER—Sarfnr of All.

«;45+KECA—News. KFWB—Pan-A-Musl-Cuna. KtiFJ—Dancing Rhythm.

8;55+KN \—New*. 9—KFI. BJ^D—Telephone Hour.

KNX—The Whistler. KECA—Blind Dftte. ♦ KHJ. KGB. KFXM, BVtlE— »wa, Glenn Hardy. ♦KMPC—New*, Prevn* Time, ♦KFWB—Peter de Lima.

KMTR—News, Music, KGFJ—iialuiloB Aniigos, KPAS—Dr. Louis Talhot.

9:15+K1[J. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Cecil Brown, News.

KFWB—Manpower. KMTR—Solly's Ensemble.

9:30—KFI—Hollywood Bowl Audi- tions.

KNX—Vo* Pop. KHJ—Feeling is Mutual. ♦ KECA—News. KMPC—-Music with Wings.

MONDAY LOGS ♦KFWB—Henry Charles. KMTR—What America PInjs.

KPAS—Life and Health. KGB—Pnlica Reporter. KVOE—Smooth Performance.

HOBerr

9:45—KKCA—Sohby Hours. KHJ KGB, KVOE—Mutual Muslcule.

♦ KFWB—Sam Baiter. ■J A^KFI, KFSD—Richfield A V Reporter.

♦ KNX—Ten o'clock Wire,

Hollywood Spotlight with George Fisher

10:00 P.M.--*KECA

Inside the News

10:30 P.M.—KFI THRIFTY DRUti STORES

♦ KECA—Hollywood Spotlight, George Fisher. ♦KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Fnlton Lewis, Jr. ♦ KMPC—New*. Dance Parade.

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KFWB Sdt.rk*". land.

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I KITVB—Eastsldo Club. ♦ KMTR—New*, Boh lironka. KFAC—Lncky Lager Dance

Time. KGFJ—R. & R. Cowboys, KPAS—Western Hit Parade. ♦ KFVD—Newsical, 3 Hours.

19:15—KFI—Cnseen Enemy. KNX—Pacific. War Annlytis. KECA—Martha iMears. ♦KHJ. KGB, KFXM—News. KMTR—What's Fn? t0:30^KFl—C&rveth Wells, Inside

ihe New*. KNX—World's Most Honored

Sfuslc. KECA—Sports Book. KHJ-—lohnson Family. KMPC"—Teva* Jim Lewis. KMTR—Les Anderson's Orch. KGFJ—Western. KFXM—Mystery Theater.

19:45—KFI—Voice of a Nation. KHJ—Nehtrtf* "So the Story

Goes." KMTR—Al Dnnnhne Orch.

n+KFt, KHJ—New*. ♦KNX—Jim TTyntf.

KEf A—Tiine*. Tidings. ♦KMPC—News, Motion Picture New*.

KFWB—EjB*tside Club. ♦KMTR—News. Win Slorro. KGFJ—Oprn Allium. KPAS—Siiep'* Playhouse. ♦KFA'D—Newsical, KFOX—Mer! Lindsay and

Nile Riders. 11:15—KFT—Reeerv e. ♦KNX—Name In News. KD I. KGB. Kt OF—Carlos

5Iolinn"s Orch. KFAC—Lneky Lager Dance

Time. 11:20—KFI—It Happened Today.

KNX—F n scheduled. 11:39—KIT, KI'SII—Joe Relcbman Orcticsf ra.

KECA—News, Dljcle II os- pilatlty.

KHJ. KGB, KVtlE—King Cole Trio.

KGFJ—Blue of Evening. ♦KFVO—Newsreel, 'till I a.m. U:45+RBJ, KGB, KFSD—News.

KGFJ—What's Fp? 1X:55+KFI. KNX. KFWB—News.



TUESDAY, MAY 15 W i t t ..'

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7am

KH J Scotch Triple Action Cleanser

■ir Indicates Ne^cs BeoartcBSts. 8—KP"I—Johnny Murray. KNX—One Baker. KKC'A—MO'eill s Breakfast

Club. ★SilJ. KGB, Kl'XM, KVOE — Arthur Gnetli. -^KMPC—News, Xurnian Nesbltt +KFUB—1'ennell Reports. •irRMTR—»w*. Western Stars.

KFAC—Country Church of HnUywood.

K(;r.7—MuMe >ii,derne. +KPAS, KC.F.R—yetra.

KRKD 8:00 A.M.

HAVEN OF REST Tues., Thurs., Sat.

FirsI1 Mate Bob and the Good Ship Grace

KRKIK KFOX—Havea of Best K WKW—I'an-.kmeriCB n MinaioD. KFVO—Coveted Wagwn

Jubilee. KFSD—tinders. Keepers.

SilS+KFI—Belneen the Lines. KXX—Valient liady. RJI-I, KGB—Korn Knbblers. KM IT—Market Report, Sports KFWli—-Band* In Review. KWKW—Urvrillo Revue. KFX.M—Morning Melodies. KKSTJ—Good Cheer. KVOF—War Casualty List. KGFR—MUpah.

* ;S.t—KM I'C—Hattie, Sports. il;3f>—Kn—>li randy. KNX—Light of tire World, KIM, KGB, KVOE—Take It Kasy, KM PC—Don Otis. KFW'B—Help Wanted. KMTIt—Chrtet Church tTnity.

apKFAC, KRKD. KFSD—»ws. K PAS—Baptist Brothers. KWKW—Dr. John Matthews. KFXM—Sunshine Service. KFOX—Rev. R. E. Reid.

«:45—KKI. KFSD—David Hamns. KNX—Aunt Jenny's Stories. •frKFWB—News. KFAC—Show Time. KFVD—VnraJ Favorites. KWKW—Reveille Revue,

Second. KVOE—Bing Crnshy. KFSD—Dr. Reynolds. KGF.R—Kew Trlhes fttission.

8!S5—KGB—Cbarlotto Ueehle. 9*KF1, KGF.I—»WS,

KXX—Kate Smith. *KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE — William Lang.

KECA—tilaruor Manor, *KM PC—News. Sweet Lellanl,

Art Baker. KFWB—Health Talk.

■6KMTR—News, Christian Fnndainentala.

KFAC—J. »wt«n Vales, Organ.

KH R D—Re flections In Music. KWKW—Rev. Thomas Beard. KPAS—Polly Patterson. KFVD—Walt* Time. KFOV—Mrchrnnds for Jesus. ★ KGKK—News.

9:05-<rKFI—Edward Jorgcnson, Comment. KtiEK—Dr. Curtis H- tiprlnger

a!l3*-KFI. KFSD—lavrry Smith, Ciimmenfator. KN'X—Big Sister. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVGE — Morton Downey. KM IT—Mark Urcncman. KFVtB—Hhnmba Time. KC, FJ—Medical. KWKW—Morning Song Parade KGER—Rev. J. A. Lmeli. KFAC—Voice of Heath. 9:3<HrKFI—From the Pacific. KNX—Romance of Helen. Treut. KFCA—Breoeman's Breakfast

In Hollywood.

K H.I—Time Out. KM PC—Hay It With Music.

*KFWB. KFAC, KWKW — News.

KMTK—Bible Treasury Hour. KFVD—Show Tunes. KGFJ—Swing Serenade. KPAS—Harmony Homestead. KGKK—Radio Revival. KGB—C. S. Marine Uand- KFXM—Future Cnllmltert. KVOF—ITajer, Service Band.

0:35—KFXM—Old Fomlly Almanac. 0:40—KFI—G. I.s Abroad. KFW'B—Sweet Iîlnnl. 0:45—KFT—Bonny Mansfield, Songs.

KNX—Our Gal Sunday. KHJ—Tune Time. , , , KMPC.KMTR—Treasury Salute KFW'B—Mldnuimtng Melodies.

-*KUKD—News, Clifton. KFAC—Pan Amerleaaa. KWKW—Gospel Friends. KFVD—Here Comes Parade. KFXM—Design for Listening. KGER—Coloninl Tabernacle. KFSD—Ann Gibson. 4 A—KNX—Life Can Be Beautiful.

lU^KIIJ. KGB, KFXH, KVOE — News, Glenn Hardy,

-tKF.CA—Tony Morse. ■ARMPC—News, Hits for the Mlflsun.

KFW'B—Klfcbea Kollege, Chef Milani. AKMTK—News, Music.

KGFJ—rpbent Session. KFAC—Midmomlng Serenade. KPAS—Mary Wnterstreet. KWKW—Momenta of Melody.

•AKGEK—News, Bostrom. AKFOX—News.

10tl5—KIT—Hollywood Fan Magssins KNX—Ma Perkins. KEOA—Music of Manhattan. KHJ, KGB, KFXM—Luncheon

With Lopez. KMTK—King's Men- AKPAS—News. ^ J KRKD—Dr. O. M. Richardson KFOX—Rev. Emma Taylor. KGKK—Kingdom Within. KFSD—Heaven on Earth Club

10:30—KH. KFSD—Albers Hour. AKNX—Bernaaino llynn, News.

KECA—My True Story. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Pauta Stone, John Brllo. KMPC—Stump C«. AKFWB—Henry Charles.

KTMR—Floyd B, Johnson. AKFAC—News. KPAS—Woman's World.

ARWKW—>ens, Symphonic Strings. ,

KFVIV—Union Resc.ue Mission KGER—Sunshine Pastor. .

10;-15AKFI. KFSD—Art Baker, News KNX—Voung l>r. Mnlone. KHJ. KGB, KVOE—John J,

Anthony. KMPC—Home C'hals. . KFW'B—Science "f Mind. KFAC—Between the Lines.

KFOX—Dr. A. f. Mlchelson. KWKW—Rev. Patterson. KRKD—Mldnlgftt Mission. KFXM—American Mercury Theater.

10:55—KECA—Aunt Jemima. « « —KFT. KFSD—Guiding Light. JLX KNX—Two on a Clue. A-KEGA—Baukhage Talking.

•AKHJ, KGB. KVOE—Cedrlo Foster. AKMPC—News. Homemakera'

Club. KFW'B—A1 Jarvis.

A KMTK—News, Dr. Louis Talbot. KWKW—News, Fighting

Americans. KGFJ—Concert PasteUe. KFAC—Floretta. KFXM—Voice of Experience.

AKFLD, KGER—News. 11:15—KFI. KFSD—Today's Children

KNX—Rosemary. KECA—Ethel and Albert. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE —

Jane Cowl. KFVD—Musical Revue. KPAS—J. Newton Vates, KFOX—Spot li gbt Bands.

US35—KHJ—owl Program. 11:30—KFI, KFSD—Woman in White

AKWKAV—News, Instrumelodies KN'X—Perry Mason. KECA—Blue World-

Correspondents. KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE — Oueen for Today. KMTR—Songs to Remember.

AKPAS—rasadenn Independent. AKFAC, K1DX—New*. AKBKD—News, Douglas.

KGEB—Rev. Chas. Greena- 11:45—K^—-t'>|nDs •>' A11 Churches. KNX—Tena A Tim.

KECA—News, Ted Meyers. KMPC—D'Artega. KFAC—11 a no Briefs. RC\-r»—Violet Schram. KPAS—Hoofs Painted Post. KWKW—Blue Room. KFOX—Varieties. KGER—Bible Treasury Hour. II iSSAKWKVr—News.

4 a%—KFI—Farm Reporter. Xfc KNX—Neighbors, Dene Beasley.

AKHJ—Broadway News. KECA—Mystery Chef. AKMPC—News, Frank Hemingway. A KMTR—News, Matinee

Melodies. KPAS—Hal Hart, KFAC—T.uncboon Concert. KGFJ—Sweet and Low. KFVD—Editor of Air. KFXht—Diagnostie Group. KFSD—Woman of America. KRKI>—Prairie Schooner.

AKGER. KGB. KVOE—News. 11:15—KFI. KFSD—Ma Perkins. AKNX—Howard Petrle, News.

KHJ—Johnson Family. KECA—The Gospel Singer. KyrpC—Norman Nesbltt.

TUESDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In Lightfaco Type: Aflarnoon and Evening Programs in Boldface

Variety a :0I>—johnny Murray, K.FI. a ;00—McNeill's Breakfast Club.

KECA. 9:00—Kate Smith. KNX, 9:30—Breneman's Breakfast

Party. KECA. 30:00—Chef Milani. KFW'B. lf):30—Paula Stone, KHJ. 11:15—Jane Cowl, KIIJ. 4:30—Art Baker's Notebook. Ki t. 3:30—Dnte with Judy. KFI. 6:30—Hbtwr McGee & Molly, KFI. B:30—Si'otligbt Bands. KECA- 7;00—Bub Hope, KFI. 7:30—Raleigh Room, Hildegarde,

KIT. «:00—J;(rk Klrkwood Show. KNX.

It :m>—Perry Como, KFI. K:i5—Lum and Ahner. KECA. g;3n—Ginny Simras, KFI. *;3n—Alan Voung Show. KEOA. 9;(Hi—Everything fop the Boys,

KFI. IV ar

7.00—Trans-Atlantic Quit. KECA.

10:15—Pacific War Ann lysis. KNX Drama

B;00—Mystery Theater, KIT. fl;00—Inner Sanctum, KNX. n:3i>_ThiB Is My Best, KNX, 7:30—Red Ryder. KHJ.

7:3(1—Bne Man's Family. KECA. e -do—Count of Monte Crlsto, KHJ. 9;0t>—Big Tow n, KNX.

9:30—Downstage Center, KFI. 9:30—Murder Will Out, KECA.

Quiz Programs 13:39—Culling All T-ones, KGFJ. 1:00—Think Hard Now, KHJ.

Outstanding Music 1:00—Movlrnl Masterpieces,

K FAO. 4:30—American Melody Hour,

KNX. SjlH)—Musical Digest, KGFJ. 8:00—Evening Concert, KFAC.

10:00—Lucky Lager Dance Time, KFAC. 10:00—Newslenl, KFVD-

10:00—Eastshle Club, KFW'B. Public A0airs

17:45—Books, KVOE. (5:3(1—American Forum. KHJ. 7:00—Nomner Welles. RIICA. 7:15—Hopper at San Froneisco, KECA. 9:00—Newspanermen's Forum,

KECA- 10:30—Congress Speaks, KNX.

Sports—Comment 5:15—Belle Martelf. KMTB. 8:15—Baseball, KMPC.

10:00—Olympic Lights, KMTR. 19:31>—Sam Baiter Sports, KECA

KWKW'—Open Bible Soc. KFVDLnneneon Musical. KGB, KVOE—George Olson.

12:30—KIT, KFSD—Pepper Young's Family.

KNX—Bright Horir.on. . KHJ, KVOE—Mild and

Mellow. ■jLKECA—.lolxn B. Kennedy. KMPC—Bridge Club. •A-KFWR—News. KMTR—Merl Lindsay S Band. KFAC—Pan Americana. KFVD—Violet Sehram. KGFJ—Calling All Zones. ★KWKW—News, Hawaiian

Echoes. KGB—Molly Morse. KFXM-—Smoothies.

12:15—KFI. KF^D—Right to KGKK—Juke Box. KFOX—March Time.

Happiness. KN'X—Bachelor's Children. KHJ—l^-e Shlppey. KECA—Frances Scully, KMPC—Jack Shennan. KFWB—Al Jarvis. ★KFAC—News. KWKW—Singing Sweepstakes. KGB. KFXM—This Is Music- KVOE—Books. KFOX—Lucky Lndy. KGER—Garden School.

1—KFI. KFSD—Backstage Wife. KNX—G. E. House Party.

★ KECA—Time Views the News. KHJ. KGB—Think Hard Now. ★KMPC—News, Headline Band* ★KMTK—News. Tin Pan Alley. KGFJ—Easy Rhythm, ★RGF.K, KFVD—News. KGB. KVOE—Walter Comp-

tnn. KFXM—Songs of Hawaii. 1:15—KFI. KFSD—Stella Dallas.

KECA—Rudlo Parnde. KHJ, KVOE—Elaa's Party Line.

KFAC—Melody Matinee. KGFJ—Bienvenidos Amigoe. KFVD—Moods In Music. KGB—Need Advice?

1:25*KNX—New*. 1:30—KFI. KFSD—Lorenro Junes.

KNX—Feature Story. _ KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE —

Never Too Old. KECA—This Moving World. KMPC—Lady of Charm. KMTK—Swlugtime. ★KRKD, KPAS—News. ★KWKW—News. Musical

Memories. KFVD—Hawaiian, KFOX—Concert Master. KGFJ—Texas Jba Lewis. KGBU—Captains of Industry.

l;4S—KFT. KIND—Young W Idder Brown. KNX—Danny O Neil. ★ KECA—Buddy Twiss. KHJ. KGB. B1XM, K> OE— Handy Man, KMPC—Juan Rolando. KFKU—Singing Walter#. KPAS—Land of .Mine.

1;50*KECA—Edward Jorgenson. —KIT. KFSD—When a Girl

Marries. KNX—Evelyn Winter. ★ KIIJ—no* Changing World. KECA—What's Doing La die*?

★ KMPC—News, Sweet Leilanl, ★KMTR—New#, Halley*# Swingtlme, KWKW—Club 60.

KFAC—Paradise Isle. KGFJ—Community Broad- casters.

KFOX—Organ Treasnrei. KRKD—P.T.A. KKVT>—Timely Tunes. KfiER—Rolfe'e Band.

2:15—KFI. KFSD—X'ortla Face# Life. KNX—Service Time. ★KRJ—Today on Coast. KMPC—San Francisco Confer- ence.

KGFJ—Town Crier. KFAC—Memory Mnsieale. KFOX—Public Bulletin.

2;25*KNX—News. . 2:39—KIT. ICFSD—Just Plain BUI. KNX—Meet the .Missus. ★KECA—Sunny Side.

KMPC—King Cole Trio. KFWB—Bert Flake. KRKD—Baseball Scores. ★ KWKW—News. KFOX—Songs of Hie West. KGER—Security Conference.

3:15—KFI. KFSD—Front. Page Farrell. KECA—Memories in Melody. KHJ, KGB, K\0E—Radio Tour. KMPC—Blng Crosby. ★KFVD—News.

3—KFI—Road of Life. KNX—Housewives Protective

League. ★KECA—Three o'Cloek News.



RADIO LIFE PAGE 15 ■jtRH.I, KFSD. KC.ER—Setvs. ik-RMFC—»ws. Local Events.

KFWB—Melody Mntinre. ★ KMTK—Kews, It Tnys to ■Knovr. KFAC—Ebihoiis M nslcat

Favorites. KGFJ—Jack Tot. RFVD—I'npulnr Tunes. KRKD—Matinee Melodies. ■*'KPA.'<—Listeners' IRjcest.

KWKW—Studio Center. KFOX—Buddy Cole. KGB. KVOE—Grifffn

Reportinr. KFXM—News, tletutions,

Brevities. 3:15—KFI—Joyce .lordnn. M.I>.

^BLXX—News. The Todrts. KH.I—Happy Homes, Nnrma

Young. KECA—Footlijfht Favorites. KM PC—SwinKShift. KWKW—Reflections in Musie. KI'AS—Juke Box Matinee' til

5:15 p. m. KFOX—Hawaii Calls. KVOE—Civic Interest. KFSD—Road of Life.

3:30—KFf—Woman of America. ★KMX—News, Afternaou Dante. KECA—Alien Roth Orchestra. KFWB—Sweet Leila ni. Vic- torious Lhinc. K>fTR—rtunos. KGFJ—Orchestre de Jour. ★ KRKD—News Headiines. ★KWKW—Off llta Tress. KFOX—Hollywmul Salon. KGB. KVOK—Mnsical Matinee KGEK—Cheerful Cltal.

3:15—KFI, KFSD—Aunt Mary. ★ K N V—World Today Bob Trout. Kill—Bill Hny Reads the

Bihlc. KECA—Ensy Llslenln". KFWB—.larx. XvJITR—Hawaiian Village. ★KFAC—New*. KGFJ—Alr-o-toriaJs, KWKW—Melody, Theater fiuide. KGB. KFXM. KVOE—.John-

son Family. 4—KFl. KFSD—One Woman's

Secret. KNX—Pot luck Party. ★KECA—Headline Edition.

★ KHJ. RGB. KFXM, KVOE— Fntton Lewi*. Jr. ★KMI'f—N'ew», Sweet Leilpnl.

KFWB—Bert fl-ke. ★KMTK—News. Muale, KGFJ—Variations. KKVD—Piano Selections. KWKW—Speaking of Sports.

★KGER. KFOX—News.


Gemi of Melody 4-5 P- M.f KFAC-1330

Ask for trea program at Slavick Jewelry Co.

KFAC—Mu si en I Mnsferpieces. 4:15+KFI. K FSD—World News. ★KNX—News, Musie. ★ KH.T. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Re* Miller. - ★KECA—Knymond Gram .Swing

KM PC—Garret's Varieties. ★KFWB—Gospel and Sony, News. ★KFVD—News.

KWKW—King Cole Trio. KRKD—Movlcland Quir.

4:3'l—K IT—-Art Baker'* Notebook, KNTX—American Melody Hour. KECA—Gun. Pierce, Comment. KHJ—San FrnneWo Sketches. KM PC—Our Flghling Heroes. KMTH—Concert Master. KHKD—.Tnnrs of (he Day. KGFJ—Sty tings in Blue. KFVD—-Tea Time Music. KWKW—Citirens Committee. KFXM—Dr. Philip lîvelt, KFSD—Black 'n' White.

4:45—KHJ—Frotics. KECA—Hop Harrlgan. KM PC—Tw ilight Tale*. KFWB—Stnnrt Hamblen. KFOX—Art Dickinson. KRKD—Sal vatove Santaelln. KWKW'—Piano Moods. KGB—Chick Carter. KVOE—Treasury Salute. KFXM—Musical Cocktail.

5*KtT, KFSD—Edward Jorgen- snn.

KN'X—Man Named Jordan. ★ KHJ, KGB. KFXM, K5 OE— Sam Hayes, News.

KECA—Terry and Hie Pirates.

★KMPC—News, Teen and Twenty,

★KMTK—New*. Music. KHKD—Songs of the Saddle. KGFJ—.live at Five. KFVD—Evening Serenade. KWKW—College .live. KFOX—Sunshine Pastor. ★ KGER—News.

S:I5*KFI. KFSD—News. KNX—Through a Wmnnn'g

Ej ea. KECA—Dirk Tracy. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE —

Superman, KMTR—Belle Mnrleil, Sporls. ★KFAC. KI'AS, KrVD—News.

★ KWKW—News, Western. 5:30—KFI, KFSD—A Date with

Judy. ★ KNX—Harry W. Fliinncry.

KECA—Jack Armstrong. KHI. KGB, KFXM. KVOE— Adventures of Tom Mix.

KMTK—Trwln Allen. KFAC—Whoa Bill Club. KGFJ—Infertnlssinn. KFVD—30-90 CTuh.

. ^.RKD—South Seas Serenade. KPAS—Juko Bo* Matinee. KWKW—Ameriran Jewish fir. KGER—'World Security

Conference. 8;43*KN\—Truman Brndley, News. KECA—Captain Midnichl. ★ KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Night News Hire. KMPC—Help Wanted. ★ KMTR—K. Louis Flatnu.

★KG F.I—News. KFVD—Evening Serenade.

S:53^KN"X—Bill llcnry. 6—KFI. K FSD—My sty rj Tbcnier.

KNX—(oner Sanctum. ★ KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Gabriel lleniter. ★KJCCA—Guy l^mhnrdo Show.

★KMPC—New*. Norman Nesbltt ★KMTR—New*. Music. ★KFOX, KGER—News.

KFAC—Music for Everyone. KGFJ—Mnsicnl Digest, 'till g

p.m. KHKD—Early Dancette. KWKW—Italian Melodies. KPAS.—Future Pianists,

S :15—KECA—Rescr ve. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, Kt 0E—

Jimmy Fldter, KMPC—Sporls Time. ★ KFWB—John It. Hushes. KMTR—.Tomiisso Ensemble. ' ★KFVD—News. KI'AS—Mary Burke King. KFOX—Dick Ross. KGER—Rev. Burpo.

6:30—KFI, KFSD—libber McCee A Molly,

KNX—This Is My Best. KECA—Siinlllght, Bands. KHJ. KFXM. KVOK—Ameri-

ran Forum. KMPC—Or is Waters, KFWB—"America Dances." KFAC—F.rwin Veo, Organ, KFVD—Vaudeville. KPAS—Church of Christ.

★KWKW—News, Sporls. KFOX—Hal's Memory Knnm. KGER.—Prophecy Speaks.

★ KGB—Eddie Orcutt, 8:45—KMPC—Rhumba Time.

KMTH—Treasure Chest. KRKD—Hollywood Time- smiths. KPAS—Inside Facts.

8:55—KECA—Coronet Story Teller. 7—KIT. KTSD—Boh Hope.

KNX—Service to the )£ront, ★KECA—Slimner Welles. ★ KMPC—News. Dinner Dance. ★ KMTR—News, Music.

KKAO—Miislcnl Comedy. ★ KRKD, KGEK—News.

KPA-"it—Help Wanled. KWKVV—Airport Ground. School.

7:13*KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Lowell Thomas.

KNX—O/.le WaterH. KECA—'liriifla Hopper. KMTK—W. 11. Record. KFAC-—Musical Jewel Box. ★KFVD—News. KRKD—Three-Ouarter Time. KPAS—C.1.0. Kcporter. KWKW—PBeninc Musical. KGER—Dr. Fagan.

7 ;30—KIT, KI'~<n—R.-tlcIgh Room with HUdeciirde.

KECA-—One Man's Family. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Red Uyder. ★ KFW fv—N e ws.

KMTR—Dr. CTem Do vies. KFAC—Casa Cupnf. KRKD—Do Von Know. KGER—Kingdom Within.

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TUESDAYS

7:30pM

KNX-1070

TUESDAY LOGS KGER—Fnlth Tahernacle-

DON'T MISS

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If CI * 9:30 P M- ■V r I • TUESDAYS

9:45

KNX—If oily wood Preview. 7:45*KFWR. KFOX—Major Hubert

Tnmer, Comment. ★ KFAC—News. KPAS—Ntudit) Frolics.

8—KIT. KFSD—Supper Club. KNX—Jack Kirkwood Show, ★ KECA—Ted Malonc. KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE— t'onnt of Monte Crlsto.

★ KMPC—News, Frank Hem- ingway. ★KFWB-—Dispatch from Renters'. ★ KMTR—News, Grace Dot son. K FAC—IN en i ng Concert.

KGFJ—tif Word* and Verse. ★ KPAS—J, Frank Burke.

8:15^KFI, KFSD—Fleet wood loiwton.

KNX—Music That Satisfies. KECA—Luni and Abner. KMPC—Modern Vocal Gems. KFWB—Warner Bros. Urch, KGFJ—Show Time.

8:39—KFI, KFSD—Johnny Preacnls Ginny Rlmm*.

KNX—Theater of Roman re. KHJ, KGB. KFXM—Roy

Rogers' Show. KECA—Alan Young Show. KMPC—Headline Bands. . ★ KFWB, KGFJ—New*. KMTR—CeolrnI Church of Christ. KPAS, KFOX—P. E. Gardner KFXM—.Spirit of likings. KVOE—-Ships of War. KGFJ—Dancing KJhjtlmi. KGE'R—Melvin Moom.iean. g: 15—KFWB—Pan-A -M nsl-t's na. KGFJ—Dancing Rhythm. KV'OE, KFXM—Ships of War

8:53^ KNX—News. 9—KJf. KFSD—Everything for

thn Buys. KNX—Big Town. ★ KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

News, Glenn Hardy. ★KECA—Newspapermen's Forum. World Security. ★ KMPC—News, -Dance Pnrnde. ★KFWB—Peter de Lima. ★ KMTR—New*. Musie.

KPAS—Dr. lamls Talhol. KGFJ—SnIudos Amigns.

9:15*KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KA Of'N— Rex Miller, KECA—-Muslcni Memoirs. KFIVB—SI roll In" Tom. KMTH—Solly's Knsemble.

9:30AKNX—Edwin C. Hill. KPT—Downstage Center.

TUESDAYS-KECA-9:30 P.M.

KECA—Murder Will tint. KHJ. KGB—Chaplain Jim.

★ KFWB—Henry Charles. KMIR—Music. Modern Mood, KFXM—This Is Poland. KVOE—True Delettive,

-KNX—Tnpcstrle* of Life. KHJ—Cnwhednled. ★ KFWB—Sam Bailer. KFXM—Music for Night. KVOE—Smooth Performance.

★KFT. KFSD—FIchfleM Reporter, ★ KNX—Ten o'clock Wire.


10:00 P.M. —KECA

Inside the News

10:30 P. M. —KFI THRIFTY pRUG STORES KECA—Hollywood Spotlight,.

George Fisher. ♦ KH.I. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Fill Inn Lewis, Jr. ♦ KMPC—News, Dance Parade.

EASTS1DE

Club 10 fo 12 P. M. Iw«ry Nlt«

KFWB Aawtc.'i P«««t l.»^. KFWB—Fast side Club. ★ KMTR—News, Olympic Fights KFAC—LntUy Lager Dance

Time. • KGFJ—B. & K. Cowhoya. - ★ KFVD—Newsieal, 3 Hours. KPAS—Weslcrn Hits. ★ KGER—»ks, Victory

Mission, 10 :15^K IT—George Polk. ★KNX—Pacific War Analysis.

★ KHJ. KFXM—New*. KGB—American Forum.

10:30—KFI—Carveth Wells, Inside the News.,

KNX—Congress Speaks. KHJ—Johnson Family. , KECA—Sporls Pamk. KMPC—Texas Jim Lewis. KGFJ—AVestem Music. KFXM—Myslei-y Theater.

10:45—KFI—Voice of a Nation. KNX—Behind the Scene*. KECA—Freddr Martin Orch. KHJ. KFXM, KVOE—

Johnny Neblrll, n^KTT—Elevrnlli Honrs News,

★ KNX—Jim Wyntt. ★ KH.I, K FX M—New *. KECA—Tunes, Tidings. ★ KMPC—News, M. P. llenis, KFWB—East side Cloh. ★ KMTR—News. Bin Morro. KG I'M—Open Alhum. KPAS—Carter Wrighl. K FOX—Mrrl Lindsay , Nile

Riders. Ht 15—KFI—Muslcni Interlude. ★ KNX—Nantes In News,

KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Chet Stewart's Orch.

KMPC—Hhyllim 'till Midnite. 11:20—KFT—II- Happcnecl Today. KNX—Tony I'asl or. ★ KF\ D—NewsicaI 'till 1 a.m. 11:3(1—KFI—The Nation's Ration*. ★ KECA—-News.

KGFJ—Blue of Evening. 11:45—KVI—Ray Hcrbeck Orch.

KNX—Shorty Shernck. KECA—Divio Hii.spilallty. ★ KHJ. RGB, KFSD—News. KGFJ—What's tip?

U:53*KFI, KNX. KFWB—News.



WEDNESDAY, MAY 16 •A-lndicafes Kews Broadcasts. —KFI—Jotmny Murray.

KNX—Gene liokcr. KEOA—McNeill's Breakfast

' Club. KGB. KF.V5I, KAOIC— Arthur Gacth.

+KMrC—News. Norman Nesliltt KFWB—L.A. Brrnkfnst Ciub. *KMTU—News. Western Stars. KGI'J—Music Modemel

+KrAS, KGEK—News. ' KRKD, KCOX—Dr. I,mils T.

Talhot. KFAC—Counfrr Ohiirrh. KWRW—rnn-American Mis-

sion. —Covered Wagon

.Tuhilee. KFSD—Finders, Keepers.

8 ;05—KGBR—Soul Patrol. 8:15—*KFI—Between the L.lne». KNX—Vnllanl Lady. '

KILT. KGB—Korn Kobhler*. KMPC—Market Uepnrt, Sports -KWKW—Reveille Review. KGER—Mlr.pnh. KKXM—Morninp Melodies. KVOE—War Casualty. TJst,

8:25—KPAS—Minute Prayer. ■ KMPC—Battle Sports,

8:30—KFI—Mlraudy.' •KNX—Uchl of the World. KHI. KOU. KFXM. RVOK—

Tnlte It Easy. . • KMPC—SnnRs for Vou...tills. KMTK—Christ CliurcH Unity.

★KFAC, KFST)—News ...

KPAS, 8:30 A. M.

HAVEN OF REST Mon., Wed., Frl;

Firtt Male Bob and ihe Good Ship Grace .

KPAS—Haven of Rest. KWKW—Dr. Matthews. ★KRKD—News Mendlines. KFOX—Rev. H. F. Held,

8:13—KIT, KFfil)—David Horum. KNX—Aunt Jenny's Real Life

Stories. KFAC—Show Time. . KWKW—Reveille Revue, Sec-

ond- KGB—Leo Huff Trio. . KFVI>—Vocal Favorites. KFXM—Sunshine Servlc- KGKR—News Tribes Mission.

8:53—KH,I. KGIl, KFXM. KVOE— Lnuny & Ginger,

• tt*KFI. KGFJ, KGER—News, 57 • KNX—Kate.Smith. KECA—Glamor Manor.

★KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— William Lang. ★KMPC—News, Sweet I/ellnnl, Art Rnker. ★KMTR—News. Church Looks at Life. - KFAC—J. Newton Vafes, Orgn n KWKW—Rev." Thomas Beard.

KPAS—Polly Patterson. KRKP—Sage brush Serenade. KFVO—Wnlte Time. KFOX—Ilrebrands for Jesus.

9 !IJ'5*KTT—Edward Jorgenson, Comment.

KGER—Curtis n. Springer. 9:IS*KFI, KFSI>—Ijvrry Sinlfli, Commentator.

KNX—Big Sister. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Morton Howney. KMPC—Mark Brenemnn. KSITR—Biblo Treasury Hour.

"THE VOICE OF HEALTH"

R. L. McWASTER, D.C., Ph.G., Ph.D., F.R.S.A. (London) "

for the McCOY HEALTH SYSTEM

Every morning—Mon. thru FH. KFAC at 9:13

KHJ—Time Out. KECA—Breneman's Breakfast

in Hollywood. KMPC—Say It With Music.

★KFWB. KFAC, KWKW—News . KMTR—Bible Treasury Hour.

KFVM—Show Tunes. KGFJ—Swing Serenade. KPAS—Harmony Homestead. KGER—Radio Revival. KGII—Serenading You. KVOE—National Prayer. "Your Army Service - Forces,

KFXM—Future Unlimited. 9:35—KFXM—Old Fumlly Alma one, BMti—KFWB—Sweet Leitanl Time. 9:45—KFI—Ronny Mansfield, Songs.

KNX—Our Gal Sunday, KHJ—Tune Time. KMPC, KMTR—Treasury

Salute. KFWB—Midmornlng Melodies. KFAC—Pan Americana. KWKW—Gospel Friends. KFVD—Here Comes Parade. KGER—Colonial Tabernacle. KGB—Army Service Band.

•KFXM—Design for Listening. 1 AAKNX—Life Can Be Benutiful. All KIM, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

News, Glenn Hardy. ★KECA—Tony Morxe. ★KMPC—News, Jilts for the

Missus. KFWB—Kitchen Kollege, Chef

Miinnl. ★KMXK—-News, Music. ■ KFAC-—Midmorniog Serenade. KGFJ—Upbeat Session. KFVD—Morning Serenade. KPAS—Mary Waterstreet. KWKW—Moments of Melody. ★KGER—News, Bostrom, ★KFOX—News.

10:13—KIT—Hollywood Fan Maga- zine. KNX—Mn Perkins. KECA—taiulss Massey and Westerners. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE—

Something To Talk Tbout. KMTR—King's Slen. ★KPAS—News. KGFJ—Salon Swing. KRKD—Dr. 0. M. Rlclinrdsnn

|KGER—Kingdom Within. KFOX—Rev. Emma Taylor. KFSD— .I'.T.A.

Il)i31>—Kin, KFSD—Albers Hour. ★KNX—llemadlne Flynn, News. KITJ—Sewing School. KECA—My True Story. KMPC—Stump Us, ★KFWB—Henry Charles. KMTR—Floyd B. Johnson. ★KFAC—News. ★KWKW—News, Symphonic

Strings. KRKD—Samoiloff. KFVD—Union Rescue Mission KOEK—Sunshine Pastor.

NOW PIERRE Maeitro of ihe Chafing Dish With Marion L«e WOMAN'S WORLD

on KPAS—10:30 A. M.

KPAS—Woman's World. 10:45—KFI, KFSD—Art Baker, News.

KNX—Voung Dr. Malone. KHJ, KGB, KVOE—John J.

Anthony. KMPC—Home Chats. K FWB—-Science of Mind. KMTR—Care of the Body. KRKD—Midnight Mission.

. KFAC—Between Ihe Lines. KWKW—Gnncbo Serenaders,

KFXM—Treasury Salute, KFOX—Dr. A. U. Miehelson. 10:55—KECA—Aunt Jemima. U—KFI. KFSD—Guiding Light.

KNX'—Two on a Clue. KECA—Hnnkhnge Talking. KHJ. KGB, KVOE—C'edric

Foster. ★KMPC—News, Homemnkers' Club. KFWB—A1 ' Jarvls. ★KMTR—News, Dr. Louis Talbot. KFAC,—Floret la. KGFJ—Concert Pnstelle. ★KFVD, KGBR—News. KPAS—Ralph LitllefSeld. ★KWKW—News, Fighting

Amrclrnns. KFXM—Voice of Experience.

U, 15—KFI, KFSD—Today's Children, KNX—Rosemary. KECA—Ethel and Albert. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Jane Cowl, KFVD—Musical Revue. KPAS—J. Newton Yafes. KFOX—Spot light Bands.

JI :30—KFI, KFSD—Woman In White KNX—Perry Mason. _ KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Qneen for Today. ★KECA—Blue World Corres- pondents. KMTR—Songs to Remember.

★KFAC, KRKD, KFOX—News. KPAS—Pasadena .Independent. ★KWKW—News, Instrnmelodles

• KGER—Rev. Charles Green- nmyer.

11:45—KFI—Hymns of AH Churches. KNX—Ten a and Tim.

★KECA—News, Ted Meyers. KMPC—Roy - Shields. KFAC—Piano Briefs. KPAS—Hoofs I'alnl ed Post. KWKW—Blue Room, KFOX—Varieties. KFVD—Violet Schrom. KGER—Bible Treasury Hour.

KFAC—Voice of Health. KPAS—Mutual Salutes. KWKW—Treasury SaJute. KGFJ—Medical. KGER—Rev. J. A. Lovell.

9:3«*KFI—From the Pacific. KNX—Romance of Helen Trenr.

WEDNESDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In Llghtfacs Type; Afternoon aud Evening Programs In Boldface.

Variety 8:00—Johnny Murray, KFI. 8:00—McNeill's Breakfast Club.

KECA. •8:00—L. A. Breokfaet Club,

KFWB. 9:00—Kate Smith, KNX. 9 :S0—Breneman's Breakfast,

KECA. 10:00—Chef Mllanl. KFWB. 11:15—Jane Cowl, KHJ.

Eddie Cantor. KFI. 0:00—Frank Sinatra Show, KNX 7;lt0—Kay Kyser, KFI. 7:3(V—Let Yourself Go, KNX, 8:00—Jnck KIrkwood. KNX. 8:00—Supper Club, KFI. 8:15—Lnm and Abncr, KECA.

.lack Carson, KNX. 9:00—Evelyn Hlgsby, KEOA.

War 5:15—Sftlufe in the Services,

KMTR. 8:00—-Beuters' News Dispatch,

KFWB. 8:00—^Television, Test Pattern,

WOXYZ. 8:30—Television, Scanning the Globe. WOXVZ.

. 9:00—Television, Unlled Notions Conference, Varieties,' wsxvz.

Drama 8:30—Mr. District Attorney, KFI

•p 7 ;30—Lone Ranger, KHJ.

8 :.tn—Cnunrerspy, KECA, 8:30—Dr. Christian, J. Heraholt,

KNX. 8:30—Gay Mrs. Featlierstone,

KFI. 8:3fl—t'ounterspy. KECA. 9:00—Mr. .and Mrs. North, KIT. 9:30—BUery Queen. KNX. !) :30—Hollywood Theater, KFI. 9:30—Arch Obiter Play, KHJ.

Quiz Profframl «:30—Which Is Which, KNX.

Outstanding Mus'tc 4:00—Musical Masterpieces,

KFAC. 6:00—Musical Digest, KGFJ. '7:00—Great Momenta In Music,

KNX. 8:00—Evening Concejrt, KFAC. 9:30—Vnnng Artist's Compefi- t ion, KIT.

10:00—Lucky Lager Dance Time, KFAC.

10:00—Newslcnl, KFVD. I0;0(N—Knatsldc Club, KFWB. Public Affairs

8:15—World Security Confer- ence. KHJ. 7:30^—junior Town Meeting, KECA.

5^ or/5—Comment 12:30—Bridge Club, KMPC". 8:15—BascbnU, KMPC. 10:30—Sam Batter, Sports, KECA

4 *%—KFI—Farm Reporter. JL£, KNX—Neighbors, Irene

Beasley. KHJ—Broadway News. KECA—Mystery Chef. ★KMPC—News, Frank

Ilemingwny. ★KMTR—News, Matinee Melodies.

KGFJ—Sweet and Low. KFAC—Luncheon Concert. KFVD—Editor of the Air. KPAS—11 n I Hart. KRKD—Prairie Sehrmner. ★KGER—News, Dr. Springer. KFXM—Diagnostic Group. ★ KGK, KVOE—News, KFSD—Woman of America,

15:15—KFI, KFSD—Mn Perkins. ★KNX—Uownril Petrle. News. KHJ—Johnson Family. ★KMPC—Norman Nesbltt. KWKW—Open Bible. Society. KECA—The Gospel Singer, KFVD—Ltmcheon Music.

★KFOX. KFXM—News. KGB. KVOE—George Olson

Orch. , 12:30—KFI, KFSD—Pepper Young a Family.

KNX—Bright HoHwin. •' ★ KECA—.lohn B. Kennedy. Kill. KVOE—SHia and

• Mellow. KMPC—Bridge Club, Robert Leo Johnson. ★KFWB—News.

- KMTR—Blerl I.lndsay Band. KFAC—Pan-Americana. KGFJ—Calling Ail Zones. KFVD—Violc'. Sehraon. ★KWKW—News, Hawaiian

Echoes. KGER—Juke Box. KFXM—Farm Front. KGB—Molly Morse.

ll;45—KFI, KFSD—Right to Happiness. KNX—Bachelor's Children. KECA—Frances Scully. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOF,—

Gracious Living. KMPC—Jack Sherman. KFWB—Al Jarvls. ★ KFAC—News. K VVKIV—Singing Sweeps! nkes KFOX—Lucky Lady. KGER—Garden School.

1—KFI, KFSD—Backstage Wife. KNX—G. E. House Party. ★KEOA—Time Views the News. KHJ—Think Hard Now. ★KMPC—News. Headline Bands

★KMTR—News, Tin Pan Alley. . KFAC—Dr. Helen Collier.

KGF.I—Easy Rhythm. ★K FVD. KGER—News. KFOX—Dance Time. KGB. KVOF.—Waller Compton. KFXM—Song* of Hawaii,

1:13—KFI, KFSD—Stella' Dallas. KECA—Radio Parade. KHJ—Elm Maxwell. KFAC—Melody Matinee. KGFJ—Rienvenldos Amigos. KFVD—Moods in Music, KGB—Need Advice?

1;25*KNX, KWKW—News, 1:30—KFI. KFSD—Lnrenro Jones, KNX—Feat uro Story.

, KECA—This Moving World. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Never Too Old. KMPC—Lady of Charm, KMTR—Svrlngllme. ★KKKO—News, Music. ★KPAS—News. ★KWKW—News, Memories. KGFJ—Texas Jim Lewis. KFVD—Hawaiian Music. 1:45—KCT, KFSD—Young Widder

Brown. KNX—Danny O'Nell. KI50A—Buddy Twiss. . KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Handy Jlan. KMPC—Jnnn P.olando. KRKD—Singing Walters, KPAS—Police. Band. KFOX—Concert Master.

1:50★KECA—Ed Jorgenson. —KFI, KFSD—When a'Girl

Marries. KNX—Evelyn Winter. ★KHJ—This Changing World. KECA—What'a Doing, Ladles. ★KMPC—News, Sweet LeUnni. ★KMTR—News, llnlley's

. Svvingtime. KFAC—Paradise Isle. KGFJ—Commnnlty Broad-

casters. KWKW—Club 60. KGER—Long Beach Band. KFVD—Timely Tunes. KFXM—Safety First.

3:13—KIT. KFSD—Portia Faces Life. KNX—Service Time.

KHJ—Today on Ihe Coast. KMPC—San Francisco Confer- v ene'e. KFAC—Memory Musicale,



RADIO LIFE PAGE 17 WEDNESDAY LOGS

KfiKJ—Town Cripr. Kias. KKXM—Melody Time. KVOK—Meet a rrieod. KfSI)—OIrkbIc Hour.

2:25*K>X—News. 2;30—KKI, KFSD—Just I'lnln Bill.

K NX—Meet the Missus. RIM—Concert. KKCA—âony Side. KM It)—Kim; Cole Trio, KbUll—Bert J-leke. KKKU—•Baseball Sscorea.

*KWKW. KCKIl—News. KCKK—Wnrlld Security

Conference. , KKOX—Sonss of the West.

3:^5—KKI, KFSD—Front fage Karrell.

KECA—Memories in Melody. RJIJr KGB, KVOE—Kndio Tour. KMPC—Bine Crosby. ★RiND—News.

3—KFI—Road of CUe. KN'X—nousewives I'rotcctlve

I.eatue. ★KECA—Thres o'clock News. ★RH.J. SGEK, KFSD—News. ★ KM IT—N ewa . Local Events. KFWB—Melody .Matinee.

ifc-JOITR—News, It Pays to Know.

KFAC—Famous Musical Favorites.

K U KJ—Jackpot. KRKU—Victory Queen

Contest. KFVD—Popular Favorites.

★ KPAS—Listeners' Digest. KIVKIV—Blm? Crosby. KFOX—Buddy Cole. KGB. KVOE—Griffin Rrport-

inir. ★KFXM—News. Religious News, Brevities.

3:13—KFI—Joyce Jordan, 51.D. KMJ—Happy Homes, Normn

Vouny. KECA—Footlight Farorltes. KM PC—Sw i n g Shift. KMTR—South American Way. KI'AS—juke Box Matinee 'til

5:13 p.m. KWKM—Reflections In Music KFOX—Hawaii Calls. KGER—Food Makes Differ-

ence. KGB—Three Suns. KVOE—Of Civic Interest. KFSD—Road of Life.

1:30—•"KFI—Woman of America. KNX—Jimmy Carroll Sinus. KECA—Love Notes Interlude. Top Tunes.

^KFWB—News, Victorious l.lving.

KMTK—Pianos. itKRKD—News Headlines. ★ KWKW—Off the Press.

KGFJ—Orchestre du Jour. KGB—Musical Matinee. KVOE—Newspit Melodies. KFOX—Hollywood Salon. KG ER—Cheerful Chat.

3:43—KFt. KFSD—Aunt Mary. -A-KNX—Tile World Today.

KIM—Bill Hay Rends (he Bible.

KECA—Eosy Listenin". KFW'B—Health Talk. KMTR—Hawaiian Village.

k KFAC—News, KGFJ—Air-o-torinls, KWKW—Melody, Theater

Guide. KKVD—Kluimha. KGB, KKX-M. KVOK—John-

son Family. 3:33*KNX—Boh Trout. 4—KIT, KFSD—One Human's

Secret. KN'X—Pot luck Party.

4-KMJ. KGB, KF.VBI, KVOtC— Fulton Lewis, Jr. ■JrKECA—Headline Edition.

+KMPC—News. Sweet lîlani. KFWB—Woman's World.

-*• KMTK—News, Music.



Ask for free progratn at Slavick Jewelry Co.

KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. KGFJ—Variations. KFVD—Piano Selections. KWKW'—Kpeakinif of Sports.

+KGER, KFOX—News. 4.15+KFI. KFSD—News of the

World. ★KNX—News, Music. ★KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Rex Miller. KM PC—Garret's Varieties.

★KFWB—Gospel and Song, News. *KFVD—News.

KRRII—Movieland Quit. KWKW—King Cole Trio. 1:30—KFI—Art Baker's Notebook.

KHJ—San l-"rHncisco Sketches. KECA—Gen. Pierce, Comment KMPC—Paramount Parade. KMTR—Concert Master. KGFJ—Sly lings In Blue. KFVD—Tea Time Melody. KN X—Cnsrlieduled. KWKW—Citrr.en Committee. KGB—House of Mystery. KFXM—Dr. Philip 51. Lovell. KFSD—Black 'a' White.

4:45—KM.)—Frolics. KECA—Hop Harrisuo.

KMPC-'>okc

Simonizr Presents '

Modern Romances 4:45 P. M.

Mon., Wed., Fri.

^ A A t KMPC—Modern RomanreH. KFWTt—Stuart Haniblen. KWKW—Piano Reveries. KGB—Chick' Carter. KFXM—Musical Cocktail. KVOK—Music Matinee. ★KFSD—H. V, Kaltenborn.

5★KIT—11. V, Haltraborn. KNX—Man Named Jordan. KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

News, Sam Hayes. KECA—Terry and the Pirates ★ KMPC—News, Teen and

Twenty. . ★KMTR—News, Music. KKKD—Songs of the Saddle. KWKW—College JHe. KGFJ—Jive at 5. KFVD—Evening Serenade. ★KGER—News.

5:15*KFI, KFSD, KFAC, KFVD— News.

KNX—Through a Woman's Eyes.

KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Supennnn.

KECA—Dick Tracy. KMTK—Salute to the Services ★K PAS—News.

5:30—KFI—MnJ. 11. S. Turner. ★KNX—Harry W. FUnnery. KECA—'Jack Artnslrone. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Adventures of Tom Mix. KMTR—Irwln Alien. K FAC-—Whoa Bill Club. KGFJ—Intermission. K PAS—Jake Bos Matinee. KWKW—American Jewish

Hour. KGER—World Security Conference.

5:I3+KF1. KFSD—Elmer Peterson. ★ KNX. KGFJ—News. KECA—C'nptaln Midnight. ★ KHJ, KG , KFXM, KVOE—

Night, News Wire. KMPC—Help Wanted. ★KMTR—K. Louis Flatnu,

News. KFVD—Ksening Serenade.

5 :'S-.*KNX—BUI Henry. 6—KIT. KFSD—Eddie Cantor.

KNX—Frank Sinatra Show, KECA—The Road Ahead. ★KH.I. KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Gabriel llentter. ★KMPC -—News. Norm no Nesbitt. ★ KMTR—News. Music. ★KFWB. KFM), KGER. KFOX —News.

KFAC—Music for Everysone. KGFJ—Musical Digest "til (.«

p.m. ■ K PAS—1'a sadena Play house. KWKW—Italian Melodies.

6:15—KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— World Security Confcrencra. KMPC—Sports Time. ★ KFH'B—John B. Hnghes. KMTR—Tomnsso Ensemble. KFOX—Miracles of Science.

8:10—KIT, KFSD—Mr. District Attorney. KNX—Whirh Is Which?

KECA—Spotlight Hands. KHJ, KGB. KVOE—Brown-

stone Theater. KMPC—Orie Waters. KFWB—America Donees. KFAC—Erwln Ten

KFVD—Vaudeville. KFAS—Church of Christ. ★ KWKW—News, Sports,

KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. 6:45—K.MPC—Khnmba Time. KMTK—Treasure Chest.

KRK1>—Hollywood Tune- smiths.

KPAS—Inside Facts. . KWKW—Payroll Guarantee.

6:55—KEC A—Coronet Story Teller. 7—KIT, KI"S1>—Kay Kyser's

Musical College. KNX—Great Moments in Mnelc. KHJ. KGB—Curt Massey. KECA—Nilea and PHndle. ★KMPC—News, Dinner Dance.

★KMTR—News, Music. KFAC—Musical Comedy. ★KRKD, KGER—News. KPPC—Pasadena Civic Music

Association. KPAS—Help Wanted. ' KWKW—Airport Ground

School. KVOE—El Torn Marines.

7:15+KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Lowell Thomna.

KNX—Ozle Waters. KMTR—W. B, Record. KFAC—5Iusical Jewel Boa. KPAS—CIO Reporter. KWKW-—Evening Musical. KPPC—Organ Recital. KGER—Dr. Fagan.

7:30—KNX—Let Yourself Gw. KECA—.Junior Town Meeting. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Lone Ranger. ★KFWB—News. KMTR—Dr. Clem Uavles. KFAC—Casa Cugat. KPPC—Church Night Lecture.

7:I5*KFWB, KFOX—Major Hubert Turner, Comment. ★KFAC—News.

—KFI. KFSD—Supper Club. KNX—Jack Kirk wood Show. ★KECA—Ted Malone. KHJ—The Main Line. ★KMPC—News, Frank

Hemingway. ★KFW B—Renter's News •

Dispatch. ★KMTR. KGER—News. KFAC—-Evening Concert. KGFJ—of Words and Verse. KPAS—J. Frank Burke. KPPC—Midweek Devotional. W8XTZ—Television, Test- Pattern. KFXM—Soldiers of Press.

8

FLOYD D*

JOHNSON and

King's Ambassador Quartet KMTR—8;0S-9:00 P. M. Also 10:30-10:15 A. M. Monday through Friday

1:6V—KMTR—Floyd B. Johnson, 8:15^KFI, KFSD—Fleetwood I-aw- fon. Comment.

KNX—Music That Satisfies, KECA—l.um and Abner. KMPC—Baseball. KFWB—Warner Bros. Orch. KGFJ—Show Time.

8:30—KFI. KFSD—Gay Mrs. Feat hers tone.

KNX—Dr. Christian, Jean Hersholt.

KECA—Coiinterspy. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Fresh Cp Time. ★KFWB, KGFJ—News. KPAS—Radio Gospel Hour. KPPC—Dortilhy Allen, Piano. W6XVZ—Television, Tele-

Tmvrls Scanning the Globe. B :45—KFWB—Pan-A-5I ie-i-Caaft.

KGFJ—Dancing Khythm, KPPC—Ocridcntul. KPPC—I'asndena City School',. KGER—Garden Sell no I.

8:55*K.V\—News. KM If—Base bull.

9—KFI. KFSD—Mr. and Mrs. North.

KNX—Jack Carson Show. K EC A— Evelyn Blgsby. ★ KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOK— News, Glenn Hardy. ★ KFWB—Peter de Lima. ★ KMTK—News, Music.

KGFJ—Saludos Atnigos. KPAS—Dr. Louis T. ThII.oU VV6VXZ—Television. I'nited

Nations Conference. B:15*KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

C>c!l Brown, News. KFW B—Strollln' Tom. KECA—Claremont 'Orchestra.

KMTK—Solly's Ensemble. KPPC—Courtney Mooaen.

9:30—KFI—Holly wood Theater. KNX—Kllcry Queen. ★KECA—News. KIM. KVOK—Arch Obnler's

Plays. ★KFWB—Henry Charles. KMTK—Modem Music HaU.

KPAS—Eddie. Heywood's Orch. KFXM—Tiny Hill Orchestra. KVOE—This Is Our Duty. KFOX—Midweek Meeting. KGEK—Songs of Calvary. KFSD—For Adventure.

9:45—KECA—Hobby Hours. KHJ, KGB, KVOE—The Feel'ug Ib Mutual.

KFWB—Sam Bailer. KFXM—Music for Night. WfiXYZ—Hits and Bits, Richard iJtne.

J KFSD—Richfield XV Reporter.- ★ KNX—Ten o'Ciock Wire, ★ KHJ. KGB, KFXM. KVOE—

J'ulton l^-wis. jr.- ★ K>1 PC—News, Dance ■ Parade. KFWB—Eastshle Club. ★ KMTK—News, Dob Brooks.

Hollywood Spotiisht Gcor Fisher

with Mr. Carveth Weil*

10:30 P. M. —KFI Tftteim DRUG STORES

KECA—Hollywood Spotlight, t.eorge Fisher. KFAC—Lucky Lager Dance

Time. ★KF>D—Newsicaf, 3 Honrs. KGFJ—B. S: , U. Cowboys.,

10:15—KFI—American Scene. ★ KNX—Pacific Wnr Report. KECA—Martha Meats. ★KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

News. , KMTK—What's Cp?

10:30—KIT—Carveth Wells. -Inside the News.-

KECA—Sports Book. KNX—World's", Most Honored Music. KH.J—Johnson Family. KMPC—Te.vas Jim Lewis.

EASTSIDE

Club 10 to 12 P. M,

• Inry NO. Iiitpv *a>4«y

AntHca't B<KJ» KFW B—Eastside Club. KMT It—Lev. Anderson Orch. KGFJ—Western Music. KFXM—Mystery Theater. KGER—Blue Stars and Gold.

10:45—KFI—Voice of » Nation. KECA—Freddie Martin Orch. KHJ—"So the Story Goes." KMTR—Al Duns hue Orch. KFXM—Ships of War.

U*KIT. BHJ—News. ★ KNX—Jim Wyatt.

KECA—Tunes. Tidings. ★KMPC—News, M. P. Items. KFW8—Easlsidc Club. ★ KMTR—News, Win Morro. KGF.l—Open Album. KFAC—Lucky Lager Danes

Time. KPAS—Carter Wright.

11:15—KIT—Post Parade. ★KNX—Names hi News. KHJ, KGB, KVOK—Jan

Savift's Orch. KMPC—Rhythm 'fill Midnight.

11:30—KIT—It Happened Today. KNX—Tony Pastor. 11:30—KFI, KFSD—London Column. ★KECA—News, Divie Uoa-

pitallty. KHJ, KGB—Cnrlo* Molina s Orchestra, KGFJ—Blue uf Evening. ★KFVD—Newsical, 'till 1 a.in.

11:15—KIT—Joe Rcicliman Orch. KNX—Shorty She rock.

KHJ. KGB. KFSD—News. KGFJ—What's Hp?

11:55*KFI. KNX, KFWB—News. *



THURSDAY, MAY 17 •frladicatn »w# Brondcast*.

7am

KHJ

1 III NEWS OF THE DAY

' fEATURlZED newscast

Scotch Trip It Aelion Clttnser .

8 —K)1-—.) ohjcLoy Jitirray.

KNX-—(iron Baker. KECA—McXeHfs Breakfast

t'tub. -^KHJ. K(iB, KFXM, KVOK—

Arthur Oaelh. *KMPC—»wa. Norman Nesbttt. -^rKITtB—rennet] Reports. ■^rKMTK—Nen-s, Western Mars.

KfjKJ—Miistr Sliiderne. ★Kt'AS, KfiKR—News. KVVKW—ran-Ainerlena

Mission.

KRKD 8:00 A. M.

HAVEN OF REST Tues., Thurs., Sat.

First Mate Bob and tbe Good Ship Gracs

KURD. KFOX—naven of Rest R FAC—( ounlry ('hureh. KFVD—Covered Wnjrim

.>u(>ilce._ K FSD—Finriers. Keeiiers, *;05—KOER—-Soul Patrol. SilSikKFT—Between the Lines,

KN\—Valiant Lady. KHJ, KtiB—Knrn Kohblers,

KMFC—Market Reports. Srtorts.

KFWH—Bands in Review. KWKW—Reveille Review, K< ■ i:K—M ir.pa li. RFXM—Moruine Melndles. KVOK—War Casualty List,

g :?5—K PAS—Minute Prayer. KM PC—Hal tic Sports.

1:3D—KF1—Mirandy. KNX—Licllt of the World, KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Take It

Easy. KM I'C—Son e for Von. RFWB—Help Wanted. KMTR—Christ Chnrrh Unity. Kl'AS—Raptixt Brotliera.

-*KRKn. KFSD. KFAC—Newa. KWKW—Dp. John Matthews. KFXM—Sunshine Service. KFOX—Rev. R. K. Reid.

8:<5—KF1. KFSD—David Hantm. KNX—Aunt Jenny's Stories. ■k KFWB—News. KFAC—Show Time. KFVD—Vocal Favorites, KWKW—Reveille Re ma Sec- ond. KVOE—Bine Croshy. KGER—New- Tribes Mission,

8:5S—KGB. KV BE—Charlotte Deeble.

9*KFI. KGFJ, KGER—Newa. KNX—Kate Smith.

TVKH.I, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— WLlUani Lantr.

KECA—Glamor Manor, KM PC—News, Sweet l-ellanl, Art Raker. KFWB—Dr. Reynolds.

+KMTR—News. Moment# with God.

KFAC—.1. Newton Vales, tlrttHB,

Kl'AS—Polly Patterson. KKKD—Sagehriish Serenade. KWKW—Rev. Thomas Beard. KFVD—Walt* Time. R FOX—Firebrands for Jesus.

8:05—KGER—Cnrtl# H. Springer. -tfKFI—Edward Jorgeasoo.

9:15*KFI, KFSD—Larry Smith. KNX—Rift Sister. KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Morton Downey. KM PC—Mark Breneman. KFWB—Hhurnb« 'Fiine. KJ-AC—Voice of Health. KWKW—Morning Song

Parade. KGFJ—Medical. KWKW—Variety. KGER—Be v. J. A. Eorell.

8:30*KF!—From the Pacific. KNX—Romance of Helen Trent. KHJ—Time Out.

KECA—Breneman'# Breakfast in Hollywood.

KM PC—Snr It With Music, •*-KFWB, KFAC—News,

KMTR—Bible Treasury Hour. K PA*l—Harmony Homestead. ■AKW'KW—Off the Pre-s. KGFJ—Swing Serenade. KGKR—Radio Revival. KFVD—Show Tunes- KGB, KVOE—National Prayer,

F. 8. Navy Band. KFXM—Fufnce Cnlimited. 9 ;X\—KFXM—Old Family Almanac. 9:J0—KFWB—Sweet Lrilani Time. 9:15—KFl—Runny Mansfield, Songs

KNX—Our Gal Sunday. KHJ—Tune Time. KM PC. KMTR—Treasury

Salute. KFWB—Mldnvorning Melodies. KFAC—Pa n-Am eric a nn.

+KFKI)—News. KFVD—Here Comes Parade. KWKW—Gospel Friends. KFXM—Design for Listening. KGER—Colon In t Tabernacle. KFSD—Ann Gibson.

< A—KH—Reserve. AU KNX—Life Can Be Beautiful. A KECA—Tony Morse. ★ KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Glenn Hardy, News. ■* KM PC—New*,, Hits for the

Missus. KFWB—Chef Milan!. KMTR—News. Music. KFAC—Midmomlng Serenade. KGFJ—Lnbrot Session. KFVD—Morninc Sercnnde, KPAS—Mary Waferstreet. KWKW—Moments of Melody.

★KGER—News. Rnstrom. ★ KFOX—News, 10:15—KNX—Ma Perkins.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOK— Luncheon with Luper. KECA—Music of Manhattan.

KMTR—King's Men. KRKD—Dr. O. M. Richardson. ★KPAS—News. KGF.R—Kingdom WHhin. KFOX—Rev. Kmma Taylor.

Ii:30—KIT, KF8D—Albers Hour, ★KNX—Bemadine Flynn, News. KECA—My True Story. KHJ. KGB, KFXM. KVOE—

Paula Slune. John Brilo. KM PC—stump Vs.

MARION LEE

WOMAN'S WORLD 10:30-11:00 d.m.

KPAS Monday thru Friday

KPAS—Woman's World.

Charles. KMTR—Floyd B. Johnson. ★ KFAC—News. ★KWKW—News. Symphonic

Strings. KFVD—Fnion Rescue Mission. KGER—Sunshine Pastor.

10:45*KFL KFSD—Art Baker, News KNX—Young Dr. Malone, KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

John J. Anthony. KM PC—Homo Chats. KFWB—Science of Mind. KFAC—Between the Lines. KWKW—Rev. Patterson. KRKD—Midnight Mission. KFOX—Dr. A. F. Michelson.

10:55—KECA—Aunt Jemima. n—KFL KFSD—Guiding Light.

KN X—Two on a Clue. ★ KF.CA—Baukhaee Talking. ★KHJ. KGB, KVOE—Cedrie Foster. ★KMIT—News, Homemaker's Cluh.

KFWB—A1 Jarvis. ★KMTR—News, Dr, Louis Tnlbot,

KFAC—Flnrefta, Kt;F.I—Concert Paslelle.

★ KFVD, KGER—News. ★KWKW—Newa, Flilitlng Americans.

KFXM—Voice of Experience. 11:15—KFL KFSD—Today's Children

KN'X—Rosemary. KECA—Ethel and Albert. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Jane Cowl, KPAS—J. Newton Vales, KFVD—Musical Revue. KFOX—Spotlight Bands. 11:30—KFt, KFSD—Woman in White KN'X—Perry Mason, KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Queen for Today. ★KECA—Blue World-Corre- Kpondents.

KMTR—Songs to Rrmemher, ★ KFAC. KRKD, KFOX—News. ★KPAS—Pasadena Independent. ★KWKW—News, Instrumclodies KGER—Rev. Greeoamyer.

11:45—KFI—Hymns of all Churches. KNX—Tena & Tim. ★KECA—News. KM PC—IP Art egn.

KFAC—Piano Briefs. KWKW—Blue Room. KPAS—Gibson's Painted Post. KFVD—Violet Srhmm. KGER—Bible Treasury Hour.

4 KFI—Farm Reporter. JLb KNX—Neighbors, Irene Rcasley.

KECA—Mystery Chef. ★KHJ—Broadway News. ★KMPC—News, Ftank Heming- way.

KMTR—News, Matinee Melo- dies,

KPAS—Hal Hart. KGFJ—Sweet and Low. KFAC—Luncheon Concert. KFVD—Editor of Air. KFXM—Dlagnostic. Group. KFSD—Woman of America, KRKD—Prairie Schooner.

THURSDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In Llghtfacs Typo: Afternoon and

Evening Programs in Boldface. Variety

S;0f>—Johnny Murray. KFI. 8:00—McNeill'# Breakfast Club. KECA

8 ifO—Kate Smith. KNX. 8:3tK-Breneman's Breakfast, KEOA»

30:30—Paula Stone, KHJ. lt:15—Jans Cowl. KHJ. 4:30—Art Baker's Notebook,

KFI. glOO—Kraft Music Hall. KFI. 8:00—Major Bowe". KNX. 8:30—Hob Burns. KFI. fi;30—Spotlight Bands. KECA. 7 ;nO—Abbott A Cnstelln. KIT. 7 :nn—The First Line, KNX. 7:(HI—Fred Waring, KECA. 7:30—Rudy Vnllee, KFI. 8:0(1—Perry Como, KFL 8:15—Lom and Abner. KECA. 8:3(1—Frank Morgan, KFL 9:00—Dinah Shore, KFI.

Quiz Programs 1:0(1—Think Hard Now, KHJ. 8:30—Noah Webster Says, KFI.

Drama 5:30—Tom Ml*. KHJ. 8:30—Corliss Archer, KNX. 8:0(1—Bulldog Dnimmond. KHJ. 8:-fl—Death Valley Sheriff. KNX 8:30—Hertule Poirot, KHJ.

9:00—Suspense, KNX. 8:30—Haunting Honr, KECA.

War 8:30—Dispatch from Reuters',

KFWB. 1(1:15—Pacific War Analysis,

KNX. Outstanding Music

1:00—Mosirnl Masterpieces, KFAC.

8:00—Musical Digest, KGFJ. 8:30—Treasura Hr, Song, KHJ. 8 ;00—Evening Concert. KFAC.

10 !00—Lucky Lagec Dance Time, KFAC.

10:00—Kewslcal, KFVD. 10:00—Esstnlde Club. KFWB.

Public Affairs 6:15—World Perurlty Confer-

ence. KHJ, 8:30—Town Meeting of the A!r,

KECA. 9:30—Citleen# Forum, KNX.

16:15—Mayor Fletcher Bowron, KIT.

10:X5—Chester Bowles, O.P.A., KECA.

S ports~~-Comment 8:15—Belle Marl ell, KMTR. 8:15—Baseball. KMPC-

10:30—Sam Baiter, KECA. 10:45—Tom Hanlon, KNX.

★KGER. KGB, KVOE—New*. 15:15—KFI, KFSD—Ma Perkins.

★KNX—Howard Petrle, News. KECA—Gospel Singer. KHJ—Johnson Family. KMPC—N'urman Nrabitt. KFVD—Lunclicon Musical. ★KFOX, KFXM—New*. KGB. KVOE—Sweet Leilanl. KWKW—Rev. Rhhey.

13:30—KFI, KFSD—Pepper Young's Family.

KNX—Bright Horizon. ★KECA—John B. Kennedy. KHJ. KVOE—Mild and Mel- low. KMPC—Bridge Club. ★ KFWB—News. KMTR—Merl Lindsay Band. KFAC—Pan Americana. KGFJ—Calling All Zones. ★ KWKW—News, Hawniian

Echoes. KFVD—Violet Schram. KGKR—Juke Bo*. KFOX—Mareh Time. KGB—Molly Morse, KFXM—Smoothies. KGKR—1390 Club.

12:45—KFL KFSD—Right to Happi- ness,

KNX—BnclieWs Children. KHJ—Lee Shippey. KECA—Frances Scully. KM PI'—Jack Sherman. KFWB—Al Jarvis. KWKW—Singing Sweepstakes. ★ KFAC—N'evv«. RGK, KFXM, KVOE—This Is

Mu'ic. KGEK—Garden School. KFOX—Lucky l^vdy.

—KFL KFaD—Bh cast age Wife. KNX—G. F.. ITnnse Party. KECA—Time Views the News. KHJ—Think Hard Now.

★ KMPC—New#, Headline Bands ★KMTR—New#. Tin Pan Alley. KFAC—FIRST. KGFJ—Easy Rhythm. ★KFVD, KGER—News. KFOX—Dance Time. ★ KGB. KVOE—Walter Compton KFXM—Song# of Hawaii. 1:15—KFI, KFf5I>—Stella Dallas. KECA—Radio Parade. KHJ—Elsa's Party Line. KGFJ—Blenvenidus Amigo#, KFVD—Moods in Music. KPAS—American Chiropractic# ls!5+KNX—News.

1:30—KFI. KFSD—Lorenzo Jones. KNX—Feature Story, KECA—This Moving World. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Never Too Old. KMFC—Lady of Chnnn. KMTR—Swlngtime. KFAC—Melody .Matinee. ★KWKW—Newa, Musical Mem-

ories. ★KRKD—New#, Music. ★ KPAS—News, KGFJ—Texas Jim Lewla. KFOX—Concert Blaster, KGER—American Chnllenge.

1:45—KFI, KFSD—Young Widder Brown.

KNX—Danny O'Neil. ★KECA—Buddy Twtss. KHJ, KGB. KFXNf, KVOE—

Handy Man. K>fPC—.Tnaa Rolando. KPAS—Federated Women's

Cluhs. KWKW—Lyric# for Lncllle. KFVD—Vocal Varieties.

1 :SlbAKECA—Edward Jorgenson. 2—KFI. KFSD—When a Girl

Marries. KNX—Evelyn Winter. ★KHJ—This Chancing World.

KECA—What's Doing, Ladies. ★KMPC—News, Sweet Lellani. v ★KMTR—News, Halley'i Swingtime.

KFAC—Paradise Fsle. KGFJ—Commnnity Broad-

rasters. KWKW—Cluh 6ft. KFVD—Timely Tunes. KGER—1-nog Beach Rand.

J;15—KJFI. KFSD—Portia Faces Life KNX—Serv lea Time. ★ KHJ—Today on the Coast. KMPC—Ran Francisco Confer-

en re. KFAC—Memory Musicals. KGFJ—Town Crier. KFXM—Melody Time. KVOE—Meet a Friend. KFOX—IhJbHo Bulletin. •;S5+KNX—News.

2:30—KFI. KFSD—Just Plain BUI KNX—Meet the Misses. KECA—Runny Side of Street. ★KMPC—Youth Interpret# News. KFWB—Bert Ffvkr. KRKD—Baseball Score#. ★KWKW—News. KFOX—Song* of the West. • KGER—World Security

Cnnference, 2:45—KFI, KFSD—Front Page Far- re 1L



RADIO LIFE page 19 THURSDAY LOGS

KEf A—Mrmrrifs la MfWy. KH.T, KVOE—Itadio

Tour. —KFI—Knsd of I-ffe. KJVTv—llouarirhfs t'rotrrtive

league. ■A-KF.f'A—Three O'Clotk News. TkKH.I. KfiER, Ki'SO—N«ws, iKMrr—»«vs. Local Exenfs.

KFWB—5lelod.* Matinrr. KMTR—News, tt Pays to

Know. KFAC—Famous Mnsicat

Favorites. KLFJ—Jack Pot. KFVD—Popular Favorites. KKKD—Matinee Melodies. Kl'AS—'Listener's OiRest. KWKW—irtiidin Fenter. KGB, KÔE—Griffin Report- in?. KFNM—News, Devotions,

Brerities. 3:13—KFI—Joyce eoriian. M. D.

KF.CA—FwjIHkIvI Favorites. STTJ—Happy Homes, Noma Youny. KM re—Swine Shift. KMTR—Enjtenla CTaie. BPAS—.Joke Box Matinee 'til

5:15 p.m. KWRW—KefWfinns in Mnsic. KFOX—Hawaii falls. KG ER—Ships of Wnr. KFSD—Road of Life.

3:30—KFI—Woman of America. K>'X—Afternoon Dance. KRFA—Allen Roth Orrh. KFWB—Sweet Leilnnl,

Victorious LtvtnK. KMTR—Pianos. ★ KRKIl—News Headlines. ■*KWKW—Off (he Press. KGFJ—Variation.

KFOX—noUrwood Snlnn. KGB, KVOE—Nrwspix

Melodies. KGEK—Cheerful Chat.

3:45^-KFI. KFSD—Annt Mary. KNX—The World Today. KHJ—Bill May Beads the

B'thle. KEGA—Easy Llstenin*. KFW B—Jar,*, KMTR—Hawaiian Village,

•fcRFAC—»wa. KGFJ—Air-o-torla'«. KWKW—Melody, Thealer

Guide. KGB, KFXM, Kt 0E—.Johnson

Family. S:55*KNX—Bob Trout. 4—KFT, KFSD—Doe Woman'•

.Secret. KNX—PotJurk Party.

+ KECA—Headline Edition. *Knj. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Ftilfon Lewis, Jr. tk-KMl'G—»ws. Sweet Leilnnl. KFJVB—Bert Fiske. •JtKSITR—News. Music.


Gems of Melody 4-5 P.M., KFAC—1330

Ask for free program at SLAVIC*'JEWELRY CO.

KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. KGFJ—Variations, KFVD—Piano Selections. KWKW—Spenklmr of Sports, •*KF«X. KGER—News.

ilHHrRFI. KFSD—World News. ★ KNX—News, Music. ★KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Rex Miller. ★KECA—Raymond Gram Swing.

KMTC-—Garret's Varieties. RFWB—Gospel and Song. ★KFVD—News. KWKW—King Cole Trio. KRKD—Movteland Quie.

4:30—KFT, KFSD—Art Baker's Noleltook.

KNX—Mr, Keene. KEGA—Gen. Pierce, Comment KHJ—Sao Francisco Sketches. KM PC—Our Ftshline Heroes. KMTR—Concert Master. KFVD—Tea Time Tunes. KGF.I—Styllngs In Blue. KRKD—Tunes of the Day. KWKW—Citieens' Committee. KGB—Houso of Myaferr. KFXM—Dr. ITiillp Lovell,

4;4S—KKJ—Frolics. KECA—Hop Harriean. KM PC—Twilight Tales. KFWB—Slilart Hamblen.

★SKKD—News. KWKW—Eine Cole Trio. KGB—Fairy Tales. KFXM—Musical Cocktail,

KKlE—Afternnon Melodies. KFOX—Art Dickinson.

5—KFI, KFSD—Edward Jorgeo- son. . KN\—Man Named Jordan;' KECA—Terry and tbo Itrates. ★KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Sam Hayes. ★KMPC—News, Teen and Twenty.

★KMTR'—News, Music, KGFJ—Jive at 5. KFVD—Evening Serenade. KKKD—Sooss of the Saddle. KWKW—College Jive. ★KGER—News. KFOX—SuRshine Pastor

5;15*KFT. KFSD, KFVD. KFAC— News. •

KNX—Through » Woman's Eyes. , KECA—Dick Tracy. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Siipennan. KMTK—Belln MarteU, Sports, ★ K PAS—News. KWKW—American Jewish

Hour. KGER—The Whisperer.

3:30★KFI—Major H. S. Turner. ★KNX—Harry W. Flonnery. KKCA—.Jack Armstrong. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Adventures of Tom Mix. KMTR—Smln Allen. KFAC—H'hoa Rill Club. KG F4—I nit rmissl on. KRKD—Smith Seas Serenade. KFVD—90-9# Club. Kl'AS—Juke Bov Via t lore, KtiEH—World Security Conference.

3:45*KF1. KFSD—Elmer Peterson. ★ KNX—Trimtan Bradley. KECA—Captain Midnight. ★ KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

News Night Wire. KMPC—Help Wanted. ★KMTR—K, Lduls Flatau. News. ★ KGFJ—News. KFVD—Evenlog Serenade.

S:53*KNX—BIB Henry, tinhriel Heater,

★ KMPC—Neves. Norman NesblU ★KFWB, KFOX—News. ★ KMTR—News, Music. 6—KFI, KFSD—Kraft Mnsio

Hall. KNX—Shower of Slurs.

KKCA—Cnscheduled. ★ KIM, KGB, KFXM. KVOE— KFAC—Music for Everyone. KGFJ—Mustcnl Digest, til) 8

p." m. KRKD—Early Dnnieflf. KPAS—Future Pinnistl. KWKW—Italian Melodies, ★KGER—News, Music.

6:I5*KECA—Peter de Limn. KHJ. KGB, KVOE—World

Secttrily Conference. KMPC—Sports Time. ★KFWB—John B, Flttghes. KMTR—Toiwasso Ensemble. ★KFVD—New*. KPAS—Teclmnrraey, KFOX—Dick Ross. KFXM—Qunrtermssler Corps. KGER—Kev'. Burpo.

8:30—KFI. KFSD—Bob Burns. KNX-—Corliss Archer. KHJ, KVOE—Treasure Uouf. of Song. KECA—SpofHaht Bands, KMPC—Or-ie IV aters. KFWB—America Dances. KFAC—Erwin Veo. Organ. KFVD—Vaudeville. KPAS—-Church of Christ, ★KWKW—News, Serenade. KFXM—OPA. KFOX—Hal's Memory Ronnt, 6:45—KM Pf;—Rlmmba Time. KMTK—Trensaro Chest. KKKD—Hollywood Tune-

smiths. KWKW—Payroll Guarantee. KPAS—Inside Facts.

6:oS—KECA—Coronet Story Teller. 7—KFI. KFSD—Abbott & Cos-

trilo. KNX—The First Line. KECA—Fred Waring Pennsy!- v solans. KHJ—Curt Massey, ★KMPC—News, Dinner Dance. ★KMTR—News, Music, ★KKKD, KGER—News. KFAC—Musical Comedy. KFOX—Jane Ardet). KFXM—Trading Post, K PAS—Help Wanted. KWKW—Airport Groaxid

School. 1:15—KNX—Rorasnre, Rhythm,

Ripley, ★KHJ—News. KMTR—W. B. Record. KFAC—Musical Jewel Box. HBKD—Three Quarter Time.

UPAS—CIO Reporter. KWKW—Evening Musical. KGEK—Dr. Fagan.

7;3l)—KFI. KFSD—Rudy Vail re. KNX—Here's to Romance. KKCA—March of Time. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Red ■ Ryder. ★ KFWB—News. KMTR—Dr. Clem Davits. KFAC—Castt Cugat. KKKD—Do You Know, KGER—Mrs. Spencer.

7:45^KFWBP KFOX—Major Hubert KGEK—Mrs. Spencer Turner, Comment. KMPC—Rhnmba Time, ★KFAC—News. KGEK—Rev. Thorobory.

—KFI, KFSD—Perry Como. KNX—Jack Klrkwood Show, ★KECA—Earl Godwin. 8

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I "42" KftlR 0rw"42"SHflHPOO | KHJ. KGB, KFX5I, KVOE—

Bulldog Drummotid. ★KMPC—News, Frank Hem- ingway. . ★KFWB—Reuters" New# Dis- patch. ★KMTR—News. Gospel Herald.

KFAC—Evening Concert. KGFJ—Of Words & Verse. ★KPAS—J. Frnnk Burke.

S;15*KFI. KFSD—Fleetwood Law- Ion.

KNX—Music That Satisfies. KECA—Lum and Abaer.

f KMPC—Baseball. KFWB—Warner Bros. Ore*. KGFJ—Show Time. KFXM—Ships of War.

8530—KFI, KFSD—Maxwell Hoviso Time.

Death Valley Sheriff

Thrill to onolher sfirring episode in the career of Sheriff Mark Chase and his gossipy house- keeper Cousin Cassfei

KNX- ii:30-9:DI) P.M. P AClflC COAST tORAX COMPANY

THURSDAYS TtfpEW I'ami KMX »;30 P. M.

KHJ—Wings Over lh« Nation. ★KFWB—Henry Chnriea. KMTK—What America Plays,

Litten Tc> Radio'# Wswrtt Cbili«f!-Thri»erl

Sm iw Every Thufido* Nighl t/ C A- St. 9,30 f M l\ C A Spontored by your netghborliDed THRIFTY DRUO STORE

KECA—Haunting Hoar. ^ KPAS—Night Melodies. KFXM—Soldiers of the Press,

8;«—KFVVH—Sam Baiter. KFXM—Music for the Night.

1 ft*KFT. KFSD—Richfield Re- W porter.

Hollywood Spotlight with George Fisher iciii ■

with Mr, Carveih Wefls

KNX—Death Valley Sheriff. KECA—Town Meeting of the Air.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— A. Christie's Hercnle Poirot. ★KFWB, KGFJ—News. KMTR—Bethel Chapel.

KPAS—P. E. Gardner. 8:45—KFWB—Pnn-A-Mual-C'ann. KMTR—Property Owners,

KGFJ—Dancing Rhythm. 8:55*KNX—Wallace Sterling, 9—KFI, KFSD—Dinah Shore.

KNX—Suspense. ★KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— News, Glenn Hardy.

KMPC—Baseball. ★KFWB—Peter de Lima, ★KJITR—New#, Music.

KGFJ—Salndos Amlgn*. KPAS—Dr. Loula Talbot. ★KGEK—News, Porter

Barrlngton. 3:15—KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Rex Milter. CITIZENS FORUM

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10:30 P.M.—-KFI THRIFTY ORUfi STORES

KECA—Hollywood Spotlight, George Fisher. ★KNX—Ten O'Cloek Wire.

*KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— PVilton Lewis. Jr. ★KMPC—News. Dance Parade.

KFWB—Eastslde Club. ★KMTR—News, Boh Brooks. KFAC—Lucky Lager Dance

Time. ★KFVD—Newsleal, for 3 hrs. KC.FJ—B. & R. Cowboys, KPAS—Westrrn Hits.

10:15—KFI—Mayor Bnwrort. ★KNX—PnctHc War Report-. ★KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— News.

KMTK—What's tji? 10:30*KFl—Carveth Weils, Inside the News.

KNX—Sports. KHJ—Johnson Family. KECA'—Sports Book. KMPC—Texas Jim Lewis. KMTR—Les Anderson Orch. KGFJ—Western Music. KPAS—Night Melodies, KFXM—Mystery Theater. .

10:45—KFI—Voice of the Nation. KNX—Gajte and Gltavleo. KKCA—Chester Bowles. KHJ—Johnny Neblett. KMTR—Al Donahue Orch.

11

KFWB—Strollln' Tom. KMTB —Solly*a Ensemble.

0:3(1—KFI, KFSD—Noah Webster Say#. KNX—C!tirens Forum.

★KFI, KHJ—New*. ★KNX—Jim Wyatt. KECA—Tunes. Tidings. ★KiMPC—News, M. P. Items.

EASTSXDE Club

10 to 12 P. M. Irery "!»• l.nd.y

KFWB Ansri«s'i fl«»it fgndi KFWB—Easfside Club. ★KMTR—News, Win Mono, KGFJ—Open Album. KFAC—Lucky Lager Danes

Time. KPAS—Bhep's Piajlmnse. KFOX—.Meri Lindsay Band.

lf:15—KFI—Post Parade. ★KNX—Name# in News. KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Chet

Stewart's Orcli, KMPC—Rhythm '111! Midnight.

ll:3tV—KFI—It Happened Today, KNX—Ton* Pnalor. 11:3(1—KFI. KFSD—Kay Herbeck. ★KECA—New#, Dixie Hospi-

tality. KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Carlos

Molina's Orchestra. KGFJ—Bine of Evening. ★KFVD—Newsleal, 'till I a. at.

11:45—KNX—Shorty SVrbrock. ★ KHJ. KGB, KFSD—News. KGFJ—What's Dp?

Il:5S^Kn, KNX—New#.



FRIDAY, MAY 18 •ic ★IndicntpK Newst Rr«Bdc«sts. —KFI—.lohnny JIurrny.

KXX—Hnkor. KKCA—Mc»tU'» Breakfast

+KHJ. K«B, KfXM. KVBE— Arthur (Jaetli. ★ KM ['(.'—News. Norman Nesbltt. ★KFWB—rennclj Reports. ★KMTR—News, Western Stnrs.

KtiF.I—Music MfHlerne, ★KI'AS, KG KB—News. KRKI). KX'OX—l>r, Louis T. To I hot.

KKAG—Country Church. KWKW—I'nn-American Mis. / sion. KFV1 >—Covered Wngon -

.luhilee. KFSD—Finders, Keepers.

11:05—KGF.R—Soul I'nlrol. S:15*KFI—Between the Lines.

KNX—Valiant Lnflr. KIU, KGB—Kom Kohhters. KM IN—Market Report, ISpnrts. KFWB—Review, KWKW—Reveille Revue. KGER—Mtepnh. KFXM—Morning Melodies. KVOi:—War Casualty Llsf.-

S ;35—KFAS—Slinutft I'rnyer. KMPC—ITatlte Sports.

8:30—KFI—Mirnmly. KNX—TJsht of the World- KH.I. •KGR. KFXM. KVOB— Tnkn If. Kosy, KMl'C—Don Oils. KFWB—Help Wonted. KMTR—Christ Church Dnlty. ★KFAC, KFSD—News.

KPAS, 8:30 A. M.

HAVEN OF REST

Mon., Wed., Frl. First Mate Bob and the

Good Ship Grace

KPAS—Haven of Rest. KWKW—I.>r. John Matthews. KRKD—News Headlines. KFOX—Rev. K. K. Reid.

8:45—KFI. KFSD—David Hartini. KNX—Annt Jenny's Stories. ★KFWB—News. KFAC—Show Time.

KWKW—Reveille Revue, 2nd. KFVO—Vocal Favorites. KFXM—Snnshfne Service. KVOE—Blnsr Crosby. KGER—New Tribes Mission.

8:55—KH.I, KGB, KFXM. KVOE— Lanny and GlriKer,

9★KFI. KGFJ—News. KNX—Kate Smith. ★KIU. KGB. KFX9f. KVOB—

WRlinm Lane. KECA—Glamor nianor. ★KM PC—News, Sweet Leilanl. Art Baker. KFWB—Health Talk. KMTR—News. Church Views News. KFAC—J. Newton Tatce. KPAS—Polly Patterson. KRKD—Sncebntslt Serenade. KWKW—Rev. Thomas Beard. KFVD—Wnltr- Time. KFOX—Firebrands for .lesus. ★KGKR—News.

9:t)5^rKlT—ICdnurd .Jorcensnn. Comment.

KIND—Lntry Smilh, Comment.

KNX—nic Sister. KIU, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Morton Downey. KMl'C—Mark Breneman.

, KFWB—Khttmhn Time.

KH.I—Time Out. KECA—Hrenemun's Breakfast In Hollywood. KMl'C—Say it With Music.

★ KrWB. KFAC. KWKW—News. Treasury Hour.

•' 51^.?—■s"'iD8 Serenade. • KFVI)—Show Tunes. Homestead. K\DK—National I'rnyer, 303

Army Band. KFXM—Future Cnllmited. . KGb-R—IGitlio Revival.

oii« kJwYu—Family Almanac. «■ J-l-B7"Midm"rnInc Melodies. J.45—KIT—Ronny Mansfield. Mores. KNX—Our Gal Sunday. KIU—Tune Time. KM PC. KMTR—Treasury

Salute. , KFAC—Pan-Americana. ★K RKD—News.

KWKW—Gospel Friends, KJ-VD—Here Comes Parade. KGEK—Colonial Tabernacle. KFXM—Design for Listening,

1 rt-"151"1' KFSD—Tlllamook J.U Kitchen. . Cnn Hf Beautiful. ★KIU. KGB, Ki-'XM, KVOE— News, Glenn Hardy. ★KECA—Tony Morse. ★KMPC—News. Hits for the , Missus.

KFWB—Chef Milan), ★KMTK—News, Music, KFAC—Midniomlng Serenade. KGFJ—Upbeat .Session. KPAS—Mnry Wntcmtreet.

• KWKW—Moments of Melody. . —Morning Serenade. ★KFOX. KGER—News. 10:1.,>—KFI—Ilolljrvnod Fan Maga-

zine.- KNX—Ma Perkins. KECA—Louis© Mnssey and Westerners. KJI.I, KGB. KVOE—Something

To Talk About. 8

KMTR—King's Men. ★KPAS—News. KRKD—Dr. O. M. Richardson. KFXM—Seven Last Words of •lesus. KFOX—Rev. Emma Taylor,

_ Kt.I.R—Kingdom Within. 10:30—KFI. KFSD—Albera' llour. ★KNX—Bernndiae Flynn, News,

KECA—My True Story. KMl'C—Stump Cs. ★KFWB—Henry Charles. KMTR—Floyd B. Johnson,

★KFAC—News. KFVD—Union Rescue Mission. KPAS—Woffion's World. • KWKW—News, Symphonic ' Strings. KFXM—.11 eet the People. KVOE—Luncheon With Jx»rer. KGER—Sunshine Pastor,

10:43*KII, KFSD—Art Baker, News. KNX—Voiing Dr. Malane. KITJ, KGB. KVOE—.lohn J.

Anthony. KMl'C—Home Chats.

KFWB—Science of Mind. KMTR—Care of thn Body. Kl'AC—Between Hie. Lines. KRKD—Midnight Mission.

KWKW—Gaurho Serenade. KFXM—Meet the People. KFOX—Dr. A. U. Mlchclson,

10:55—KECA—Aunt Jemima. U—KFI. KFSD—Guiding Light.

KNX—Two on a Clue. ★KECA—Bniikhagr Talking. ★KH.I. KGB, KVOB—Cedrlc Foster. ★KMl'C—News, llonicmnkera' Club.

KFWR—A1 Jarvls, ★KMTI?—News, Dr. Lonis Tnlhot. KGFJ—Concert Pnstelle. ★KFVD, KGER—News. KPAS—Ralph l.lttlefietd, KWKW—News, Ugliting

Americans, KFAC—Floretlu. KFXM—Voice of Esperience.

1I:J5—KFI. KFSD—Today's Children. KN X—Ro s em a ry. KECA—Ethel and Albert. ★KIU, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Jnnn Cowl. KI'M>—Musical Revue. KPAS—.1. Newton Votes. KFOX—Spotligbt Bands.

11:30—KFI. KFSD—Woman in Wltlle. KNX—Perry Mason. ★KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOli—

Queen for Today. ★KECA—Blue World- Correspondents.

KMTR—Songs to Remember. ★KPAS—Pn sari en a Independent. ★KFAC. KRKD. KFOX—News. ★KWKW—News, Instrumelodies. KGER—Rev. Charles

Greenamyer. 11:45—KFI—Betty CVbeker.

KNX—Tena anil Tim. ★KKCA—Newa. , KM PC—laid Gin skin. KFAC—Piano Briefs. KPAS—Gibson's Painted Post. KWKW—Blue Room. KFVD—Violet Sehrnm. KGER—Bible Treasury IT our.

<§ *%—KFI—Farm Rei>orter. 4. A KNX—Neighbors, Irene B easley.

KF.OA—Mystery Chef. ★KHJ—Broadway News. KMl'C—News, Frank Hemingway.

★KMTR—News, Matinee Melodies.

KFAC—Luneheon Crmcert. KFVD—Editor of Air.

. KPAS—Hal Hart. ; KAVKW—Luncheon with

Moores. KllKU—Prairie Sehnnner. KGFJ—Sweet and Low. KFXM—Group Dlegnnstle. KFSD—Women of Amcricn. . ★KGKR, KFSD. KGB. KVOE— News.

L2:l.>—KFI, KFSD—Ma Perkins. ★KNX—Howard Pefrle. News. KKCA—t.iospel Singer. KHJ—Johnson Family. ★KMPC—Norman Neshitt.

"THE VOICE OF

HEALTH" R. L McMASTER, D.C.. Ph.G..

Ph.D., F.R.S.A. (London) for the

McCOY HEALTH SYSTEM Erery morning—Mon. thru Frt. KFAC at 3:15

KFAC—Voice of JHeaUh, KGFJ—Medical, ★KFVD—News. KWKW—Xrensury Salute. KGER—Rev. J. A. Lovell. KGB—Serenading Tou. OrSO^Kn—From the Pacific. KNX—Romance of Helen

Trent.

FRIDAY Program Highlights Morning Pro^rjuna Appear in Llghtfaee IVpe; Afternonu enil

Evening Programs In Boldface. Variety

:0O—McNeill's Breakfn.st Club. KECA.

:'K)—Johnny Murray, KFI. ;00—Kate Smith, KNX. :.)0—Brouwuan's Breakfast.

KKCA. :l»—Chef Mllnnl, KFWB. : 15—Jane Cowl, KHJ. :3n—Etsn Maxwell, KHJ. :.>n—Art Baker's Notcbonk,

KFI. ;30—Petiole .Vre Funny, KIT. ;.H>—.Spotlight Bands. KECA. :(I0—Durnnte-Moore Show, KNX. :(in—Amos & Andy. KFI. :(in—.Sammy Knye, KECA. :3n—Danny Knye Show, KNX. :30—Tom Breneman. KKCA. :tm—Supper Club, KFI. :3ft—Duffy's Tavern. KIT. :3t»—Jonn Dails-Jack llnley,

KFI. War

idft—nrufers' News Dispafeh, KFWB.

:00—Television, Test Pattern WfiXVZ.

:30—Television, United Nations Conference, W6XVZ.

:00—Telmlsfon, GI In Uniform, WKXVZ.

;45—Television. Wrestling, WfiX YZ.

Quiz Programs 6:10—Money on the Line. KNX. 6:30—Double or Nothing. KIU. 8:30—Ignorance Pays, KNX.

Drama 6:30—Those Wehslera. KNX. ~:30—lame Ranger, KHJ. 8:15—Ersklue. Jotm-un, KNX. 9:00—Aludricli Family. KNX. 9:3ft—Weird Circle, KECA. 9:30—The Tliin Man, KNX.

Outstanding Music 4:00—Musical Masterpieces,

KFAC. 6:00—Musical Digest. KGFJ. 8:00—Evening Concert, KFAC.

10:60—Lucky l-nger Time, KFAC. 10:00—Newslcal. RFTD. 10:00—Enstslde Club, KFWB.

Public Affairs 2:30—Cabbages & Queens. KIU. 6:15—World Security Conference,

KIU. 8:00—Your F.B.I., KECA.

10:15—Matt Welmstock. KFI, Spo ris-—Comvien t

12:30—Bridge Club. KMPC. 1:30—Bill Stern, KFI. 8:00—Boxing Bouts. KHJ. 8:15—Baseball. KMPC.

10:00—Legion Fights, KMPC.

KFVD—Luncheon Musical. . KWKW—Rev. Richey. ★KFOX, KFXM—News. KGB. KVOE—George Olsen'a

Orch. 12:30—KIT, KFSD—Pepper young's

Family. KNX—Bright Horizon. ★KKCA—John B. Kentiedy. KHJ. KVOE—Mild and Mellow. KMPC—Bridge Club, Johnson.

★KFWB—News. KMTR—Merl Lindsay's Band. KGFJ—Calling All Zones. ★KWKW—News, Hawaiian

Echoes. KFOX—March Time. ■ KGER—Juke Box. KGB—Molly Morse. KFXM—Farm Front.

13:45—KFI, KFSD—Right to Happiness. KNX—Bachelor's Children. KECA—Frances Scully. ★ KIU, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Gracious Living.- KMPC—Jack Sherman. KFWB—At JafxK KFVD—Violet ScJirnm.

★KFAC—News. KWKW—Singing Sweepstakes. 1 KFOX—Lucky Ijidy. KGER—Garden Sellout.

1KFI, KFSD—Backstage Wife. KNX—G. E. House Party. ★KECA—Time Views the News. KHJ—Think Hard Now. ★KMPC—News, Headline Bands.

*KMTR—News. Tin Pan Alley. KGFJ—Easy llhythm. ★KFVD—News.

★KGB. KVOE—Walter Ompton. KFXM—Songs of Hawaii. ★KGER—News, Music.

1:1.5—KFI. KFSD—Stella Dallas. KECA—Radio Parade. KIU, KGB. KVOE—Maxwell's Forty Line. KFAC—Melody Matinee. ' KGFJ—Blenvenldos Amigos. KFVD—Moods In Music.

1 ;2,v*KNX—News. 1:36—KFI, KFSD—Lorenzo Jones.

KNX—Feature Story. KECA—This Moving World. ★KIU, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Never Too Old. KMPC—lovdy of , Charm, KMTR—Swlogffme. ★KRKD—News, Music. ★KPAS—News. ★KWKW—Ncwn, Hollywood, Melodies. KGFJ—Texns Jim Lewis. KFVD—Hnwaiian Music. KGER—Lest We Forget.

1:43—KFI, KFSD—Young Wldder Brown.

KNX—Danny O'Nell. KECA—Buddy Twiss. ★KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Handy Man. KMPC—■luan Rolando.

KKKD—Singing Walters. - KPAS—Beyond "Victory. KFOX — Concert Master.

1;50*KECA—Ed Jorcenson.. . —KET, KFSD—When a Girl

Marries, KNX—Evelyn Winter. ★KHJ—Thla Clmnglng World. KECA—What's Doin.' Ladiest . ★EM PC—News, Sweet Leilanl. ★KMTR—News, llnlly's Swing-

time. 1

KFAC—Paradise Isle. • KRKD—Concert Matinee. KWKW—Club 60. KFOX—Organ Treasures. KFVD—Timely Tunes. KGFJ—Community

Bronflcnsfers. KGER—Rolf's Bund.- KI'XM—Rrillnndi Nuzarene.

2:15—KFI. KFSD—Portia Faces Life. . . KNX—Service Time.

KHJ—Today on the Const. KMPC—San Francisco

t'onJercncc. KGFJ—Town Crier. KFAC—Memory Miislcnle. KVOE—Meet a Friend. KFOX—Public Bulletin.

tSKSSlSS—ia H.in nm. KNX—Meet the Missus. KKCA—Simny Side of _?treet.

★KIU, KGB, KfXM. KAOE— Cabbages and (lueena. KMPC—King Cole Trio. KFWB—Hal Styles. KRKD—Baseball Scores. ★KWKW. KGER—Newo,

Melodies. . KFOX—Songs of the West. KGER—World Security

Conference. 2:45—KFI. KFSD—Front Page

Farretl. KECA—Memories in Melody.



RADIO LIFE PAGE 21 FRIDAY LOGS

KH-I, KGB, KTOE—Radio Tour.

KM I'C—Bin if Crosby.

3KFI—Rood of Life. KNX—Housewives protective

l>eo?ue. +KLCA—Three o'clock »w«, ★ KH-I. K'JKR, KFSO—News. *KMrC—»»«, Loenl Ktents.

K FWB—Melody Mn I inee. KMTR—News, It Pays to Know,

KFAC—Famous Musical Favorites. KGFJ—.lark Fot. ,

^Kl'AS—Listeners' Dlcest. KKKI>—-Victory Queen Contest. KWKVV—llioit Crosby. KFVt)—Popular Favorites. KKDX—Buddy Cole. KGB. RVOK—Grlftte Reporting. KFXM—>ews. Devotions,

Brevities. S'.IS—KIT—Joyce Jordan, M.D. KITJ—Happy Homes, Kormo

Vounff. K KC A—Foot I Iicht Favorites. KM PC—SwtesshMt. KMTR—Social Scejirity. KPAS—Juke Box Matinee Til

5:1S p.m. KWKW—Reflect Ion* la Music. KFOX—Hawaii Calls. KGKR—Merchant Marine. KVOK—Of Civic Interest. KFSD—Road of Life.

3:30 KPI—Woman of America. KNX—Jimmy Carroll Sints. KECA—Love Piofes,

International, Top Tunes, RKWU—Sweet I.eUani, Victorious LI vine.

KMTR—Pianos. +RWKW—OH the Press. +KBKD—N"e«s Headlines. KGFJ—(Irchestre du Jour.

KFOX—Hollywood Salon. KGEB—Cheerful Chat. KGIt—Art Baker. KTOE—»wspix Melodies.

t '.-IS—KFI, KF8D—Aunt Mary. *BNX—The World Today, Bob Trout,

KHJ—BUI Hay. KKCA—Easy LlstentB.' KFVTB—Jaee. KMTR—Hnwailnn TTnage.

-ir KFAC—News. KGFJ—Airxv-torlnls. KM'KW—Melody. Theater

Guide, KGB, KFXM. KVOE— Johnson Family.

4—KFI, KPSlt—One Woman's Secret, BXX—Folhwk Party.

*KKrA—Headline Iklition. ★KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOB—

Fulton lêwls, Jr. ■ABMPC—News, Sweet LeUanl. KFWB—Woman's World. ★KMTR—News, Music. KGFJ—Varial loos. KRKU—Toast to the Town.


Gent* o( Melody 4-5 P. M.f KFAC-1330

Ask for fro# program at SUvtck Jewelry Co.

KFAC—Musical Masterpieces. KWKW—Speaking of Sports. ★KFOX—News. KFT'D—Plaao Selections, ★KGFR—News, Hefene Smith.

«;15*KFI. KFSD—News of the World. ★KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KYOB— Rex Miller. ★KECA—Raymond Gram Swing.

KMPC—Garretl's Varieties. K I-'WB—Gospel and C>ong. ★KFVI>—News. KWKW—King Cole Trio. . KKKD—Movielnnd (tul*.

4:30—KFI—Art Baker's N'olehook. KNX—Baudy Brooks' Occh. KHJ—.San Francisco Sketches. ★ KECA—Gen. Pierre, Comment. KMPC—Parnmount Parade. KMTR—Ccmcctt Master. KOFJ—Stylings In Blue. KWKW—Citizens' Committee. KGB—House of Mystery. KFXM—Dr. Phillip M. Lovell.

J:IS—KECA—Hop Harrigan. KHJ—Frolics. KMPC—Modem Romances. KFWB—Stuart Hamblen. ★KHKU—News.

KWKW—Piano Reveries. KGB—Music Without Words. KFXM—Musical Cocktail. KVOE—Service Salute. ★KFSD—H. V. Knltenborn. KGKR—Colonial Vespers.

5★KFI—H. V. KaUenbom, KXX—Man Named Jordan. KECA—Terry and the Pirate". ★KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Sam Hayes. ★KMPC—News, Teen & Twenty. ★KMTH—News, Musk. KGFJ—Jive at 5. KWKW—College Jive. ★KG EK—News.

5:1J*KFI. KFSD, KFVD, KFAC— News.

KNX—Through a Woman's Eyes.

KECA—Dick Tracy. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Superman. KMTR—Saluta lo the Services.

★KPAS—News. RGEK—l4iunv Kay Sings.

5:30—KFI—Major H. S. Turner. ★KNX—Harry Ftanncry.

KECA—.Jack ArmBtrong. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. RYOB— Adventures of Tom Mix. ★ KMTR—Irwin Allen. KFAC—Whoa Bill Ciub. KGFJ—Intermission. KFVD—SHI-OO Club. KPAS—Juke Box Mafmee. KWKW—American Jewish Hr. KKKD—South Seas Serenade. KFOX—Varieties. KG EB—World Security

Conference. SiJFA-KFI, KFSD—Elmer Peterson. ★KNX—News, Truman Bradley.

KECA—C" ptaln Midnight. ★KHJ. KGB, KFXM. KVOE— Night News Wire. KMPC—Help Wanted. ★KMTR—K. Louis Flatau, News. ★KGFJ—New#. KIVT)—Evening Serenade. KFOX—Sal Taberin.

ai55*KNX—BUI Henry. 6—KFI, KFSD—Walts Time.

KNX—Money on the Line,

Uggli with JACK BAIUY

"MONEY

ON THE UNE" FRIDAY 6 PM

KNX

★KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Gabriel lleatter. —^ ★ KECA, KFWB, KGER. KFOX —News.

★KMPC—News, Norman Neshltt. ★KMTR—News, Slnsie. KGFJ—Musical Digest 'til 9

p.m. KFAC—Music for Everyone. KBKU—Early Dancette. KPAS—PUgnm Inspirational

Hour. KWKW—Italian Melodies.

6:15—KNX—Riders of Purple Sage. ★KECA—Peter de Lima- KHJ, KGB, KVOE—World

SecnHty Conference. KMPC—Sports Timo. ★ KFWB—John B. Knghes. KMTR—Tomnsso Ensemble. K PAS—W.C.T.U. KFXM—Meet the Horse.

Miracles of Science Dr. Arthur I. Brown

6:15 • KFOX. 1280 ke. Hen. Wed. FrI.

KFOX—Miracles of Science. 6:30—KFI, KFSD—People are Funny.

KNX—Those Webslers. KECA—Spotlight Hand". KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE-

Double or Nothing. KMPC—Ozio Waters. KFWB—"America Dances." KI'AS—Church of Christ. ★ KWKW—News, Serenade. KFVD—Vaudeville. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KGER—Church «f Naznrene

6:15—KM PC—Rhnmba Time. KMTR—Treasure Chest.

KBKD—Hollywood Tone- ■ • smiths.

KPAS—Inside Facts. KWKW—Payroll Guarantee.

0:55—KECA—Coronet Story Teller. —KFI, KFSD—Amos 'n' Andy.

KNX—Dnrnnte -Moore. KECA—Sammy Knye,

Varieties. KHJ—, KVOE—Curt Massey. ★KM 11'—News. Dinner Dance.

- ★KMTR—News. Mnnle, KFAC—Musical Comedy, ★KKKD—News. KPAS—Help Wanted. KWKW—Airport Ground

School. KFOX—Jane Arden. KGB—Inside Story. KFXM—Trading Post. KGER—News, Dr. Lovfll.

1-.15—KKX—Ozie Waters. ★ KHJ—News.

KMTR—W. B. Record. KKKD—Thres Quarter Time, KFAC—Musical Jewel Bos. KI'A.S—C.l.O. Reporter. KVOE—Hasten the Day. KFOX—Salute to Services. KGER—Dr. Fngan,

T:3(I^KFT. KFSD—Bill Stern, Sports. KNX—Danny Kayo Show. KECA—Tom Brenemnn. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOB—

l.one Ranger, ★KFWB—News. KMTR—Dr. Clem Davles. KFAC—Casa Cugnt, KRKD—Do Von Know. KWKW—Evening Musical. KGKR—Ft. Wayne Gospel.

1:15—KFI—Cabbages and Kmg*. ★KFWB, KFOX—Major Hubert Turner. Comment. ★KFAC—News.

KRKD—Father Vaughan. KFSD—Roy Campbell.

8—KFI, KFSD—Perry Como, KNX—Jack Kirkwood. KECA—This Is Your F.H.I. KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE— Boring Bouts.

★KMPC—News, Frank Hemingway. ★KFWB—Dispatch from Reuters. ★KMTR—News.

KFAC—Evening Concert. KGFJ—Of Words and Verse. KRKD—South Seas Serenade, WflWZ—Television, Test

Pattern. KPAS—J. Frank Burke. ★KGER—News.

6:05—KGKR—Aubrey Lee.

XFWU—Strallln' Tom. KMTR—Snlly'a Ensemble. ★KFOX—News. WfiXV'Z—Television Amateur

Wrestling. 0:30—KFI—Joan Davis-Jack Haley, KN X—Til in Man. ★K EC A—News. ★KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Freedom of Opportunity. ★KFWB—Henry axles. KMTR—Music, Modern Mood. KGEB—Sunshine Pastor.

0:45—KECA—Hobby Honrs, ★KFWB—Sam Baiter. KFAS—Mutual Melodies.

0:55—KNX—Tube Reed. •f |k*KTI, KFSD—Rich Held JLV Reporter.

KNX—Ten ©'Clock Wife. ★KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOB— FMIlon Lewis, Jr.


10:00 ?M KECA

Inside the News with

Mr. CartetS Wells 10:30 P. M. —KPI

THRIFTY DRUG STORES

Goorea oily wood Pisher.

FT.OVO II-

JOIINSON and

King's Ambasiador Quartet KMTR—S;05-T:00 F. M.

Also 10:30-10:45 A. M- Monday through Friday

KMTR—Floyd H. Johnson. 8:15*KF1, KFSD—Fleetwood

Lawton, Comment. KNX—Erskine Johnson, KMPC—Baseball. KFWB—Warner Bros.' Orch. KGFJ—Show Time,

8:30—KFI, KFSD—Duffy's Tavern. KNX—It Pays to Be Ignorant, KECA—Raymond Paige, ★KFWB, KGFJ—News. KPAS. KFOX—F, E. Gardner. KRKD—M erry-Gn-' Round, WflXYZ—Television.

United Notions Conference. 8:15—KMPC—Something for the

Girls. KFWB—Pan-A-Mnsl-Cana. KGFJ—Dancing Rhythm.

★ VVRXYZ—News, T. B, Blaklston.

9—KFI, KFSD—Night KdHloo. KNX—Aldrlch Family. KECA—Weird Circle, ★KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOB—

News, Glenn Hardy. KMPC—Baseball- ★ KFWB—Peter de Limn. ★ KMTR—New*. Music. KGFJ—Sal lid oh Amigo*. KKKD—Western Hit Parade. WfiXY/—Television, Revue in

GI Vnifoiro, KPAS—Dr. Louis T. Talbot. KFOX—Samuel M. Polin. ★KGER—News, Aubrey Lee.

8:15*KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Cecil Brown, News.

EASTSZDS

Club 10 to 12 P. M. ■*«cy Hits Ixigr SaaSay

KFWB | Awarlaa'l PU.ll laadt

KFWB—Easlside Club, ★KMTH—News, Boh Brmikg. KFAC—Lucky Lager Dance

Time. ★KFVD—News leal, 3 Hr*. KGFJ—R. and K, Cowboys.

KPAS—Western jilt Parade. 10:15—KFI—Matt Weinstock. ★KNX—Pacific War Analysis.

K RCA—M rt rliia Meara. ★KHJ. KVOE—News. KMTR—What's Cp? , - KFXM—Music for Night.

10:3ft—KFI—Carreth Wells. Inside the News. ^

KNX—World's Most Honored Music.

KECA—Sports Book, , KHJ—Johnson Family. KMTR—I-eH Anderson'* Orch. KGFJ—Western Mnsic. KFXM—Mystery Theater,

10:45—KFI—Voice of n Nation. KECA—Doctor Talks 11 Over, KHJ, KGB—Johnny Nebleit. ★ KMTR—Al Donahue's Orch.

★KFI> KHJ—News. ★KNX—News, Jim Wyatt. KECA—Tones, Tidings. ★ KMI'O—News, Motion I'tctura

Hems. KFWB—Easlside Club.

★KMTR—News, Win Mnrro. KFAC—Lucky Lager Dance

Time. KGFJ—Open Alhnm, KPAS—Slien's rinyhonse. KFOX—Mer! Lindsay

Oklakomaus. 11:15—KFT—Post Parade. ★KNX—Name In the News, KHJ. KGB. KVOK—Jan

Havift's Orch. KMPC—Rhythm '111 Midnight. U;30—KFI—Reserve.

KNX—Tony Pastor. 11:3ft—KFI, KFSD—Joe Relchman'g

Orch. KNX—Shorty Sherivck. KECA—News, Dixie '

Hospitiality. KHJ, KGB. KVOE—Carlos Molina's Orch. KGFJ—Blue of Evening. KFVD—Newsicnl, til I a.m.

lls«*KHJ. KGB. KFSD—News. KGFJ—What's Bp?

ll:55^KFl, KNX, KFWB—News.

11



SATURDAY, MAY 19 Indipntfs News BroadcMsts.

-wrjig w.m

7AM

KHJ Scotch Triple Action Cleanser

SKFI, KFSD—K«0 Janiboree. *KNX. KOEK—News.

KKCA—Mc'NeiU's Brenlifatst f'loh.

+KHJ, KGB, KFX>r, KVOK— Garry Meier, Mar Kevlew. ■*KM1'C—News Conunentary,

KPTVB—Rands In He view. •fcKMTR—News, Western Stars.

KFAC—Country Clmrch. KGFJ—Mtislo Modeme. K WKW—Cftn-Amerimn

Mission. Kl'AS—(Juartcrmafctcr's Corp. KFVD—Covered Wagon

Jubilee.

KRKD 8:00 A. M, •

HAVEN OF REST Tues.. Thurs., Sat.

First Mat« Bob and the Good Ship Grace

KBKD, EFOX—Haven of Rest. —ItNX—Uet'a Cretend.

KGKR—Soul Patrol 8:15—KHJ, KGB, KVOK—Rainbow

Honse. K-MI'C—Market Report, Snorts. KRKD—Unseen Knrmy. KUKVV—Azusa Mission. KG KR—Mizpah. KFXM—Morning Melodies.

6:3fr—KFf, KFSO—Sniilln' Ed McCoonel).

KXX—Rittic Burke. K M PC—G1 r! (Scoufs. KMTB—Christ Church Unity. ★KFAC, KRKD—News. ★KPAS—News, Music. K WKW—Dr. John Matthews. ★KRKD—News Headlines. KFOX—Children's Riblo Hour. KFXM—Sunshine Service.

8:15—KHJ—Was Shop. . Arrny on March. ★Kt WB—News.

KFAC—Show Time. KFVD—Vocal Varieties. KGEK—House of Don.

9*KFr, KFSD, KCFJ. KGER— News.

KNX—Theater of Tndny, KfX A—What's Cookin?' KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Hello Mom. ★KMPC—News, Swing Out the Old. ★KFWC—Henry Charles. ★KMTR—News, Children's Rellgloas Hour.

KFOX—Firebrands for Jesus. KRKD—Sagebrush Serenade. KWKW—Pastor Wall. KFVD—Waltz Time.

0:15—KfJ—Consumer Time. KFW8—Diet and Health. KGFJ—Melody Interlude. KWKW—Kettles and Calico. ★KFVD—News, KFSD—Boy Scouts.

9i3<HrKCT-.Uex Drier. KNX—Stars Over Hollywood. KECA—lade Long, Three

Suns Trio. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE— Virginia Spencer.

KMPC—Studio Party, KMTR—Glad Tidings. ★KFAC, KWKW—New*. KGFJ—Swinsr Serenade. KFVD—Show Tunes. KGEK—Radio Revival, KFSD—Atlantic Spotlight.

9 ;45—KFT—Konn.r Mansfield. KECA—Collins Calling. RFWB—Midmorning Melodies. KFAC—Pan-Americana. ★KRKD—News, Clifton. KWKW—Gospel Friends. KFVD—Here Comes Parade. KGB—Red Cross Reporter.

<§ —KNX—Grand Central Station, XU^-KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

News, Glenn Hardy. ★KECA—News. ★KMPC—News, Jerry Sears.

KFWB—Salvation Army, +KRITK—News, Music. KFAC—Midmorning Matinee.

KGFJ—Upbeat Session. KWKW—Moments of Melody. KFVD—Morning Serenade. KFSD—House of Make Believe. KFOX. KGEK—News.

10:15—KFI—Hollywood Fan. Magazine.

KECA—Pop ale r Profileg. KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

At Williams, KMPC—Naomi Reynolds. KFWB—I SO Grams. KMTK—King's Men. KFAC—*1.. A. Medical Ass'n. KFOX—Rev. Emma Taylor. KGER—(irace Testimony.

ia:2S*KNX—News. 10:30—KFI, KFSD,—The Baxters.

KNX—Report to the Nation. KHJ. KGP, KVOE—Clinio

Forum. KECA—Mirandy. K MIX'—Pan-America na. ★KFWB—Henry Charles, News. KMTR—American Story Book. ★KWKW—News, Sports, KFAC—News. KFXM—Barbara Brent Presents. KGBK—Sunshine Pastor.

I0;45*KF1, KECA—News. KMPC—Home Chats. KFWB—Belter Speech. KMTR—Women's Club

Forum. KWKW—Rev. Patterson. KFAC—Between the .lines. KFOX—Firebrands' Children's

Hour. KFXM—American Mercury - Theater, KFSD—James Abbe. 10j55*KECA—News,

—KFI. KFSD—Musicana. KNX—Mary I.eo Taylor, Keonomlht. KECA—Musical Toast. KHJ—Doorway to Melody. ★KMPC—News, Hollywood

Melodies. KFWB—AI Jarvis. ★KMTR—News. Music. KFAC—Norman Parade. KWKW—Comment, Variety, KGFJ—Sweet and Low.

WVKFVD, KGER—News. KFVD—Musical Revue. KFXM—Kancho Roundup.

ruTi Ki 75

640 530 m

rFwiTim~J ^T^pTT^ iTiosaTlnw 1 Imo TîaadXGaoI i

1290 1360 m 1490

KGER—Gospel Story Hour. 11 ;15—KMPC—Bamuel B, McKee. 11:30—KFI—Blre Sport Stories. ★KNX, KECA—News.

SATURDAY 11:30 A. M.

HOLLyWOOD'S

OPEN HOUSE

KHJ • KFXM Sponsored by Barbara Ann Bread

11

KHJ. KFXM—Hollywood Open House.

KMPC—Hasten the Pay. KMTK—Song Showcase. ★KFAC—News. ★KRKD—News, Music.

* KWKW—News, Instrumelodlcs. KVOE—Voice of the Army.

II :45—KECA—Reserve. KNX—Carolina Hayride. KMPC—This Dny of War. KFAC—Plono Briefs. KVVRW—OPA News. KFVD—Violet Schram. KGER—Calvary Tabernacle.

rn KFT—Noon Farm Reporter. KNX—The Land Is Bright. ★KHJ—Broadway News.. KECA—Tailor-Made Melodies.

★KMPC—News, Frank Hemingway. ★KMT U—News, Mnllnee Melodies. ★Kl'AS—News.

KFAC, KFVD—Luncheon Ckmcert.

KGFJ—Sweet and Low, KRKD—Prairie Schoooer. KWKW—Readers and Writers.

★ KGEK, KGB, KVOE—News. KFSD—Orchestra of Nation.

12:13—KIT—War Telescope. KHJ—Mutual Muslcale. ★KMPC—John Klrby. KPAS—Help Wanted. KWKW—Dr. Rlchey. KGB—Rynn Swing Club.

★Kl'XIX, KFXM—News. KVOE—This is Halloran. KGER—Police Brondrast.

iq;36—KFI, KFSD—Home What lou Make It.

KNX—Publio Affairs. KECA—Taylor Made Melodies.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM—Les Elgart's Orth.

KMPC—Bridge Club. ★KFWB—News, KMTR—Merl LLnsay Band. KWKW—News, Hawaiian

Echoes. K FAC—Pan-Americana. KGFJ—Calling All Zones. KFVD—Violet Sfhram. lt;45—KNX—Builders of VLclory. KMPC—Jack Sherman. RFWB—AI Jarvis.

★KFAC—News. KFOX—Meet the Band.

—KIT, KFSD—Doctors Look Ahead. KNX—Report from Washington. ★KECA—News, Saturday Concert.

KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Memo for Tomorrow. ★KMPC—News, Flying Feel.

KFWB—Can You Tie That? ★KMTR—News, Dick Ross. KGFJ—Easy Rhythm.

+KFVD. KGEK—News.

SATURDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In Llghtfaco Type; Afternoon and Evening Programs In Boldface.

Variety R:00—KC Jamboree, KBT. S:0O—Mc'NetU'a Breakfast Club.

KECA. 9:0rt—"Hello, Mom," KHJ.

10 ;0O—Grand Central Elation, KNX.

11:30—Hollywood's Open House, KHJ, KFXM. —National Barn Dance. KIT.

-15:00—Your Hit Parade, KNX. 6:30—Spotlight Bands, KKCA. 6:30—Can You Top This? KFI. 7:00—Judy Canova, KFI. 7:00—Andy Russell, KECA. 7:13—Mayor of the Town, KNX, 7:30—Grand OTe Opry. KFI.

10:13—Hollywood Barn Donee, KNX.

Drama 9 i0(V—Theater of Today. KNX. 3:30—Stars Over Hollywood,

KNX. 2:60—Grand Hotel, KFT, 5:00—Harry Carey, KNX. 7:30—Green Hornet, KECA. 9:00—Hollywood Theater, KFT. 0:00—This Is My Story. KNX. 9:30—Hotel Horror, KMTR.

10:00—The Shadow, KHJ. 10:30—Spcaro Showcase, KMPC.

Quiz Programs 7:60—Quir of Two Cities, KHJ. 8:00—Truth or Consequences,

KFI.

War 3:00—Welcome Home. KNX. 4:60—Under Big Ben, KHJ. 9:30—Fighting AAF. KECA.

11:00—Yanks in Orient, KECA.

Outstanding Music 4:00—Mnalrnl Masterpieces,

KFAC. 3:30—Boston sfhymphony, KECA.

—Musical Digest, KGFJ. 8:60—Evening Concert, KFAC.

10:00—Lucky Lager Dance Time, KFAC.

10:00—Eastside Club, KFWB.

Public Affairs 1:15—Book of the Month. KGER. 3:15—People's Platform, KNX. 4:30—Our Foreign Poliry, KFI. 4:45—Books Bring Adventure,

KWKW. 8:00—Words, T erse. KGFJ. 8:30—In Peace and War, KNX. 9:30—The American Way, KIT.

Spa rls—Com tneni It :S0—Grantland Tttce, KFI. S:00—Sports Parade, KHJ. 3:00—On Scouting Trail, KECA. 5:00—Sports, KNX. 5:011—Sports. KFI. 5:1.3—Belle Mnrtell. KMTR. 8:1,3—Baseball. KMPC.

11:15—Rube Samuelson, KFI.

Flash

BASEBALL SCORES By Innings—Major and Pacific

Coast Leagoei.

Daily KWKW ,430 Kc

KWKW—Radio Roundup, KFOX—Dance Xlme.

1 ;15—KNX—Destination Tomorrow. KHJ—Felix de Cola. KFAC—Melody Malinee. KWKW—Symposium of Swing. KFVD—Moods In Music. KGER—Book of Hie Month.

1:30—KFI, KFSD—Music on Display. KNX—Assignment Home. KH.I, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Music for a Half Hour. KECA—Reserve. KMPC—Mary Alice Collins. KMTR—Swlngtime. KGFJ—Texas Jim I-ewi*. KFVD—Hawaiian Music, ★KPAS—News. _ , KWKW—News, Satorday

Serenade. KFOX—Concert Master. KRKD—Singing Walters.

1:43—KMPC—Your Traffic Cop. -*KHKt>—News.

KFVD—Vocal Varieties. KGEK—Yet •runs Employment.

2—KFI, KIND—Grsind Hotel, KN.V—We Deliver the Goods,

+ KHj",V~K(d",''RFXM, KVOE— Snorts Parade. ★KMPC—News, Harry James. A KMTR—News, Halley's Swlngtime. KFAC—Paradise l#le.

KGFJ—Town Crier Presents. KRKD—Concert Melodies. KW KW—Syinpa»lum of Swing. KFVD—Timely Tunes. KGKR—Long Bench Band. KFOX—Organ Treasures,

S:1S—KKCA—SpollisJitine the War. KFAC—Memory Muslcale.

2:3o—KFI—John W. Vundercook. KNX—Viva America! KHJ—Coke Sesh. KECA—The FHrge raids. KMPC—Baseball "til 5 p. m. K FW R—Better Speech. KRKD—Base hull Scores. KGR. KFXM—LouU Prima s Orrh,

★KVOE—News, Newspls Melodies. ★KGER—New*. Music. ★KFSU—John W. Vanderco'ik.

2:45—KFI—Tin Pan Alley. KHJ—Raymond bcott » Orch. ★KFVD—News. KFSD—Songs by Zorova.

3—KFI—On Scouting Trail. KNX—Welcome Hour. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Halls of Mooternma. KECA—Music Room. KMPC—Baseball.

KFWB—"Erra." ★KMTR—News, Music.

KFAC—Famous Musical Favorites.

KPAS—Listener's Digest, KRKD—Matinee Melodies. KWKW—Bine Crosby.



RADIO LIFE KFO X—Va rJeilM. KGFJ—SwJoe Club. Popular Favorltfi. ^KFSD, KGKK—News.

3: J)—K N X—People's PIal form, S>IPC—lUck Haymes. KMTR—i'ianos. KFXVB—Vocal Varieties. KMTR—Paul Scott. KWKW—Western Sneetlieart,

JUKE BOX

MATINEE 3:15-5:15 p.m.

KPAS Monday thru Saturday

KP-4S—Juke Box Matinee "til SMQ p. m.

KTOX—Hawaii Calls. 3 ;30—KFI, KFSD—-Rupert Hugbes.

Km, KGB, KFXM. KVOK— Hawnii Calls.

KMTR—Pianos. *KKKn—News. ★KWKW—Off the Prcsa. KGER—"Life's Highway.

KFOA—Hollywood So lun. 3:1^—KFI, BTFSD—Religion la Xews.

KNX—The "World Today, KECA—CIO Labor Show, KFWB—Varieties. KMTR—Uawaiiaa Village. ★BZFAC—News. KFVD—Bhomba Music. K WKW—Me! od y.

3 sSSJfKNX—Nexvs Analysis. —KIT—Traffic Tribunal.

KNX—(Tnscheduled. KH.)f KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Amoricoa Kagle in Britain. ★ KECA—N'ews. KMPC—Baseball. KFWB—Gospel and Song, ★ KMTR—News. Music.



Ask for free program at Slavick Jewelry Co. -

KFAO—-Husieal Masterpieces. KGF'J—Variation*. KWKW—Speaking of Sports. ★KGEK. KFOX—News. KFVL—Piano. KFSD—World's Great Novell.

4s 15—KFI—Treasury Star Parade. KECA—Whufs New on Blue. ★ KFVD—News. KKKD—Movieland Oulz. KWKW—Dept. of iiecreatlon.

Drama. KFOX-—Christian Science.

4:30—"KFI— Our Foreign Policy. KNX—The Toddo. KKC'A—Land of the Ta>st. KHJ. KGB, KFXJW, KVOE—

Flying High. KFWB—Blind Aiitsls' Guild. KMTR—Concert Master. KG F.I—Styling* in Blue. KRKD—Tunes of the Day, KFVD—Tea Time Tunes,

★KWKW—News. Songs. KFM)—Person to Parson.

4:43—KNX—Ona Munsoa. KFWB—Stuart Hamblen. KWKW— Books Bring

Advenfnre. ★KRKD—News.

5—KFI-Sports. KNX—Western Theater.

Harry Carey. ★KKOA KGB, KVOE, KGER— News.

★KHJ—News. ★KMPC—News. American Music, ★ KMTR—News, Music. KKK1)—.Songs of the Saddle. KFAC—Musical Comedy. KFVD—Evening Serenade. KtJFJ—Jive at Five. KWKW—College Jive. KFXM—Word of i.Ife. KFOX—Sunshine Pastor. 5:15*KFI, KFSD—News. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Canary Pet Shop. KECA—Freddie .Martin'* Oreh. KMTR—Belle Martell, Sports. ★KFAC, KFVD—News. -

S :30—KFI—Everybody's Favorite. ★KNX—Hurry Flannery. KKCA—Boston Pop's Orch. KHJ, KGB. KVOE— _ Symphony of America. KM PC—Louise V'allon. KMTR—Irwln Allen. KFAC—American legion Aux. KGFJ—1 ntermlssion. KRKD—South Seas Serenade, KWKW—Fnlty. KGER—Sister Despaine. KFOX—On the Band Wagon. KFVD—90-DO Club. KFSD—Blue in Afternoon. 5:45^KF1, KFSD—Elmer Peterson. ★KNX—Truman Bradley, New*. KMPC—Bishop Steven*. KMTR—Victory IVogram. ★KGFJ—New*. KRKD—Hollywood

TunecmLthS, KWKW—Jarz Concert. KFOX—Bal Tnberln. KGER—Light for Today.

5:55*KNX—Ned Calmer. 8—KFI, KFSD—National Barn

Dance. KNX—Hit Pamde. KHJ—Jean Goldkette's Orcb. ★KMPC—New*.

★KFWU. KGEK, KFOX—New*.

KMTR TAc TopRedhSftiHan y/Uh- 570KC TOP i^/ <S V . , EVERY HOUR - ON THE HOUR

14HOURS A PAY

★KMTR—News. Petite Muslcale. KFAC—Music for Everyone.

KRKD—Early Dancette. KGFJ—Musical Digest 'til 8 p. m. Kt'AS—sunset Hour.

8 si 5—KM PC—R red Kllpatrlck. ★KFWB—Henry Charles. KRKD—South Sea Serenade. ★KFVD—News.

6:30—KFI, KFSD—Can Von Top This?

KECA—Spotlight Bands. KHJ, KFXM, KVOE—Pagblg

Mike McNaliy. KMPC—C'hnllenee to Youth. KFWB—American Dunces. KFVD—Vaudeville. KPAS—Sweet Chariot Hour. ★ KWKW—News, Jazz. KFOX—Hal's Memory Boom.

6:45—KNX—Saturday Night Serenade.

KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Mutual Muslcale.

KRKD—Hollywood Tunewnlths, KWKW—Pay Roll Guarantee.

8:55—KECA—Coronet Oulck tpiiz. 7—KFI. KFSD—Judy Canova

Show. KECA—Andy Russell Show. KHJ—Quiz of Two Cities, ★KMPC—New*, Kay Blnch.

★KMTR—News. Music. KFAC—Dr. James Fifleld, Jr. KPAS—Nazarene Church. KWKW—Mission Covenant Church. ★KRKD, KVOE—News. KFXM—Trading Post. KFOX—Leroy Anderson. ★KGER—News, G. JL. O'Brien.

:1,V—KNX—Mayor of the Town. KMPC—American Legion, KMTR—W. B. Record. KRKD—Tbrve-Quarter Time.

:30—KFI, KFSD—Grand Ole Opry. KECA—Green Hornet. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Red Ryder. KMPC—Sports Bull Session. ★KFWB—News. KMTR—Dr. Clem Da vie*. KFAC—Dr. F. B. Fagerburg. KRKD—Do You Know? KGER—Wings of Healing.

:45—KNX—The Story Teller, KECA—jimmy Dorsey'g Orch. ★ KFWB—Henry Charles.

★ KFAC—News. 8—KFI, KFSD—Truth or

Consequences. KNX—America In the Air. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Chicago Theater of Air, KECA—Early American Dance Music. ★KMPC—News, Frank ,

Hemingway. KFWB—American Sketches. ★KMTR—News, Farter

_ Barrlngton. KFAC—Evening Concert. KGFJ—Of Words and Verse. KPAS—Church of God. KWKW—Eventide Meditations. ★KGER—News, Sister Sylvia.

:15—K-MPC—Fhllippioe Chamber of Commerce.

KFWB—Story of Israel. KGFJ—Show Time.

:.■«>—KFI, KFSD—Gaslight Qayetles.

KNX—In Peace and War. ★KGCA—Inland Stowe. KMPC—Life Speaks, ★ KFWB, KGFJ—New*. KMTR—Word of Life. KFOX—County Bam Dance. KPAS—P. K. Gardner. KOER—Sunshine Pastor.

:45—KFWB—Palestine Speak*. ★KECA—News. KG FJ—Dancing Rhytlim.

: 55 ★KNX—News. 9 ★KFI—New*.

KNX—This is My Story,

9:00 P.M. KNX

page 23 SATURDAY LOGS

Alive with fheMfrg- ijnd yomprte of. jtoriei wriltan by dtluoi pet *o»Jvl Ih4 dionib: of rml Kutnons.

Prairnletiby 42 OIL SHAMPOO WITH EUCALYPTUS FRAGBANCf

KECA—Meet Your Navy, ★ KHJ. KGR, KFXM, KVOE— News.

★KMPC—News, Dance Parade. KFW'B—Victory Service Club. ★KMTR—News. Music. KGFJ—Saludos Amigus. KPAS-—County Barn Dance. KFOX—Rer. C. T. James. ★KGER—News, Locy West,

9:15—KFI—It Happened iu 1953. KHJ—Drearaboat, Poems, KMTR—Solly's Ensemble.

9:30—KFI—The American Way, KNX—That's a Good Idea. KECA—Fighting AAF. KHJ—Lawrence Wellt Orch. ★KFWB—Henry Chnrle*. KMTR—Hotel Horror. KGER—Voice of Calvary.

This la My Coontry. ^ NX—Don t You Believe It. ot Oood Cheer.

KbXM—Music fur Night. KFSD-C4 Lego] Aid: 1 n*«FI' KFSD—Slck'B Star Final. * V ★KNX—Ten o'Clock Wire KFXNL KVOE—The

Shadow. A—Major North, Military latelllgencn, ★KMPC—News, Music.

KFWB—East side Club. *KMTR—News, Bob Brooks.

Lucky Lager Dance KFOV—County Barn Dance, Tune.

★KIVD-Newrical, 3 Hour*. ,,ni1 K- Cowboy*. KPAS—W estem lilts.

10:15—KFI—Reserve. ' KNX—Hoilywood Barn Dance. KECA—Reserve. KMTR—What's Up?

10:30*KFT—From London, KHJ. -KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Jan Sflvitt's Orch.

KECA—Freddy Martin's Orch.

Have You a Radio Voice? Men and Women

_Wtth Good Speaking Voice* The West's Outg landing Radio School will train you In radio nctlng, announcing, etc., and give you certified air evperi- •nce on the Speare Showcase every Saturday, 10:30 to U:0U

KMPC Fr«darlck H. Speare

96.1 Sunset. Stii. L'.*". HO. 5385 KMPC—Frederick H. Speare,

Showcase. KMTR—1^-» Anderson'* Orch. KGFJ—Western Music.

★KFVD—Newslcal. KGER—Rev. Larson.

10:4S*KFI—News. ★KNX—Public Affairs,

KMTR—At Donahue's Orch. —KFI—Soldiers of the Pre**. ★KNX—Jim Wyatt. KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Chuy

Pensita'a Orch. KECA—Yank* in Orient. ★KMPC—News, Benny Carte..

EUSTSIDS

Club 10 to 12 P. M.

KFWB AMtrka'a Ftaait l««*t KFWB—Easisldc Club. ★KMTR—New*. Win Worm. KGFJ—Open Album. KFAC—Lucky Lager Dance

Time. KPAS—Shep's Playhouse.

11:15—KFI—Rube SamueHon. ★KNX—Name in New*.

Tony Pastor. 11:30—KFI, KFSD—Taylored Tune*.

KNX—Shorty Sherock, ★KECA—News, Dixie Hospitality,

KHJ. KGB, KVOE—Benny Carter'* Orch.

KMPC—Rhythm 'fill mhlnight. KGFJ—Bine of tCvrnlng. ★KFVD—Newslcnl, 'til i a. m.

It :35—KHJ—Concert, KFI—Barbara and the Boys.

U;35*KFT. KNX, KFW'B—New*.

"Nora Howls" Shirley Ross was rehearsing a song

she had to broadcast on the Bob Burns program as an imitation o£ Nora Bayes and she was intentionally corning it up. At the finish, Bob drawled, "That wasn't Nora Bayes — that was Nora1

Howls." ★ ★

Arlene Francis, witty emcee of "Blind Date", has again been selected as "the best mistress of ceremonies for 1944."

Not Superstitious Ronny Mansfield, singing star of

KHJ's "Gracious Living," insists he is not superstitious, but when he bought his house in North Hollywood on Fri- day, the thirteenth, he had the escrow papers dated Saturday, April 14.

★ ★ Walter Tetley, of the NBC "Great

Gildersleeve," has written a series of dramatic shows for the San Fernando Boy Scouts.

Musical Assignment. Richard Aurandt has replaced Lloyd

Del Castillo as organist on the Colurn- bia Pacific Network's "That's A Good Idea." Aurandt is also heard each Mon- day as musical director of "Hedda Hop- per's Hollywood."

★ ★ Bill Goodwin of the, Frank Sinatra

program has been voted the favorite radio actor of the National Youth Movement in Its annual poll.



PAGE 24 RADIO' LIFE MAY 13, 1945

ALPHABETICAL PROOBAM FINDER Note: Programs marked with an asterisk (') are of the contest, quii, or offer tope.

•jclndieales programs of'news ana eommenintio'n. A AT Symphonic Micht KBCA, 8:15 B.m, Sn Abbott & Costrilfl KF1, 1 p.m. Th Ailrcntares of BIU Lnnce... KXX, ttjOO p.m. So Adveotnrei of Tom MIk KHJ. 8:30 p.m. M-K Adventures of the Thin Man KKX. 0;3O p.m. t" Albers Hour KF3. 10:30 a.m. M-F Album of Fnmtllar 0:30 p.m. Su Aldrlch Fnmliy JKNX, 9 p.m. F Allen, Irivla KMTR, 6:30 p.m. M-So Allen Ibrescott KECA, 9:45 p.m. W. F America In the Air KNX. 8 p.m. Siv Americn United KF1, 11 p.m. So American ICficte In Iîndon.: KHJ, 4 p.m. American Forum _~Knj, 8:30 p.m. Ta Arnerlean Town Meetlnt of • the Air- —— KMC A, 8:30.p.m. Th American Melody Hour— KNX, 4:30 p.m. Tu American Store Book. Amos 'n* Andy „ , Andy Russell Shoir Andrews Slster»_ Art Baker

„KMTI{, 10:30 a.m. 8a KFl, 7 p.m. F —KBCA. 7 p.m. Sa -UKECA, 1:30 p.m. Su

JKMTC, 9 a.m. M-F , .KNX. 5:30 p.m. Su JArt linker, News KF1, 111:45 a.m. M-F

rt. Baker's Notebook-. KFl, 4:30 p.m. ArmstronK, Jack—. KKCA, 8:30 p.m. Army Hour-— KFl, 15:30 p.m ABsignment Home KNX, 1:30 p.ra Aunt Jemima KKCA. 10:53 fl.m. Aunt Jenny KNX, 8:45 a.m.

, Annt Mary —_KPi, 3:45 p. m. . Bachelor's Chliarcn .KNX, 12:4r» p.m.

Bnckstsi ee Wife™ -.KFl, i p.m. *Balter. 8am. JCFWB, 9:45 p.m. . ■ — JKECA, 10:30 p.m. Baptist Brothers KB As, 8:30 a.m. T, Barn Dancc^— Barrj-more, Kthel._ Barrymore, Lionel., Baseball.,. —

M-F M-F

Su Sa M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F M-F

Tli — —KFl, $ p.m. Sa -KECA, 32:30 p.m. Sa —KNX, 7:15 p.m. S» KMPC, 8:16 p.m. T-F — — 1;30 p.m. Su, 2:30 p.m. Sn

Baseball Scores KKKD, 2:35 p.m. M-F Baker. Gene —KNX. 8 a. m. M-F ★Baukbasre Talklnc KECA, KFMB. II a.m. M-F Benny, .tack KFl. 4 p.m. S;3« p.m. Sa Bergen-McCnrthy-Ameche KFl, 6 p.m. 8a 'Better Hnlf- — KIIJ. 6:30 p.m. M Better Speeeh KFWB, 10:45 B.m., 2:30 p.m. Sa Bible Treasury Hour—KMTR, 3:30 p.ra. Su:

—9:30 a.m., M-P Bible Says So- •Blr, Sister Big Town Bigsb.v, Evelyn.,

KOKIi, 11:45 a.m.. M-F KMl'U, 1:30 p.m. Sn JtNX, 9:15 a.m. M-F KNX, 0 p.m. Tu KECA, 9 p.m. W Bill Hoy Bends the Blble.-KHJ, 3:45 p.m. M-F

Bishop Stevens KMPC. 5:45 p.m. Sa Blind Date L KECA. 9 p.m. M Blind ArtiBts Guild KFWB, 4:30 p.m. Sa Blondie KNX. 8:30 p.m. Sn Bine Jacket Clioir KNX. 8:05 n.m. Su ■frBlue World-Correspondents ' KECA, II a.m. Su: 11:30 a.m. M-F

Book of the Month- KGER, 1:18 p.ni, Sa Books KVOE, 12:45 p.m. Tu Books Bring Adventure KWKW. 4:43 p.m. Sa Boston Sympliony KECA, 5:30 p.m, Sa Bowlers Sports Cast —KFAC, 5 p.m. Su Bowron, Fletcher KFl, 10:15 p.m. Th —KMl'C, 6:45 p.m. Su Boxing Bouts KHJ, 8 p.m. F

*Bmdley, Truman KNX, 2:30 p.m. M-Th — ——— ——5:45 p.m. M-F

Breakfast Clnb KFWB, 8 a.m. W Brencmitn's Breakfast—— .... . ... ,,

KECA, KFMB. 9:30 a.m. M-Sa Brenetnan. Tom JKECA, 7:30 p.m. F Breneman, Mark KJH'C. 0:15 a.m. M-F Brlee, Fanny KNX, 7:30 p.m. Su Bridge Club—— KMI'C. 12:30 p.m. M-F Bridge to Dreamland KECA, 11 p.m. Su Bright Horizon— KNX, 13:30 p.m. M-F ■*-Ilroftdwny News KHJ, 12 N M-F; S p.m. M-F SBrown, Ceeil-..—JBJIJ, 9:13 p.m. M, W, F

powb, Dlek... —.—KHJ, 3:43 p.m. S« "Brownstone Tlienfer„_ KHJ, 6:30 p.ra. W ★Btrddy Twlss .KECA, 1:45 p.m. M-T-Th-F Bnllders of Victory—. KNX. 18:45 pin., Sn Bnlldng Drummond .KHJ, DEBS, 8 p.m. Th ■ArUurkc, J. Frank KPAS, 8 p.m. M-F Bnrke, Blllie KNX, 8:30 a.m. Sa Burns, Hob KFl, 0:30 p.m. Th Boms and Allen JKNX. 8:30 .p.m. M Cabbages & Kings —KFl, 7:15 p.m. F Cabbnges & ({neens KHJ. 2:30 ii.iu. F •Ctiliing All Zones .KGFJ, 18:38 p.m.. M-F ■.Cnlling All Detectives KHJ, 4 p.m. Su itCalmer, Ned—... JINX, 5:35 p.m. Su. Ha Can "Von Ton This? —KFl. 6:3(1 p.m. Sa Canary Fet Shop KHJ, 5:15 p.m. Sn

— KECA, 9:45 a. m. Sir.; 3:30 p. m. Sa Canovn, Judy— —— KFl, 7 p.m. Sa Cantor, Eddie _KFI, 0 p.m. W Captain Midnight KECA, 5:45 p.m., M-F Care of tho Body KMTB, 10:45 a.m. M, W, P Cnrmlcbnel, Hoagy— ——.KFl, 6 p.m. M Cnrnntlon Ilonr . ...KIT, 7 p.ra. -31

• Carnegie, Dale. KHJ, 11:45 a.m. Su Carina, Jack .JKNX, 9 p.m. W ■ Carter. Nick -

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE. 2:30 p.m Catholic Answers—. KFWB. 7:45 p.m ■Catholic ■ Dour KFl, S p.m Chullcuee tn Vimth kmtt, 6:30 p.m

Sa Sa Su Sa

JJFAS, 2:30 p.m. —— KFl, 1:30 a. m.

Chapel (luartet. {Fierce Bros.)—— — —... KFl, 10:15 p.m.

Chicago Roundtuble —....KFl, 9 a.m.

Sn Su Su Su

Chicago Theater KHJ, KGB. KFXM, 8 p.m. Sa Children's Bible Hour., KFOX. 8:30 a.m. Sn Christian Science KFAC, 5:30 p.m. Su

• ——KFOX, 8 p.m. Isf, 3d. 5tli Sn: — iKFOX, 4:13 p.ra. Sa Chuck wagon Jamboree- : KFl, 5:30 n.m. M-Sa Church of the Air— KNX, 7 a.m., 10 n.m. .Su Churchman Views KMPC. 5:45 p.m. Sft C.I.O. Labor Show—.—KNX, 3:45 p.m. Sa Citizens' Committee—JKWKW, 4:30 p.m. M-F Citizens' Forum — KNX, 0:30 p.m. Th Clvoru Croup KFOX, 2:10 p.m. Su ■i-Close, Upton ———— _..KIIJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE, 3:30 p.m. Su

Coffee Club.. KNX. 5:30 a.m. M-F Collins Calling KIT, 10:15 a.m. Su - — U—KECA. 9:45 p.m. Sn

Comedy Theater. KFl, 7:30 p.m. Su Commnuder Scott..KHJ, 10:15 a.m. Su Contented Hour ...KFl, 7 p.m. M Corliss Archer. KNX, 6:30 p.m. Th Coronet Story Teller -KECA, 6:55 p.m. M-F Counterspy KECA, KFMB, 8:30 p.m, W Country Church of Hollywood — —KFAC, 8 n.m. Tn-Su

County Medical Assn— KFAC, 10:15 a.m. Sn Count of 51 onto Crlsto ....KfTJ, 8 p.m. Tu Cowl, Jane— .KHJ, 11:15 a.m. M-F Crime Doctor. —KNX, 8 p.m. Su Crosby, Bing: KFl, C p.m. Th Cumberland Vespers KBKD, 6:30 p.m. Su ^Cunningham. Bill ; KHJ, 11:30 a.m. Su Dance Time {Lucky Lager)—. KFAC, 10 p.m. M-Sa; 10:30 p.m. So

Dance Tonito {Eastelde Beer) KFWB, jo p.m. M-Sa

Danny Kaye Show KNX. 7:30 p.m., F Darts1 for Don gh _: KKCA. 1 p.m. Su Date With Judy KFl. 5:30 p.m. Xu David Harum KFl, 8:45 a.m. M-F Da vies, Dr. Clem ,KMTH, 7:30 p.m. M-Sa

— ——KFWB. 6 a.m. M-Sa Davis-Haley— KFl, 9:30 p.m. F Death Valley Sheriff.. KNX. 8:30 p.m. Th Drstiantiun Tomorrow— ..KNX, 1:15 p.m. Ha Detroit Bible Class- KGB, KVOE, 9 a.m. Su Dick Tracy —KECA, 5:15 p.m. M-F Doctors Look Ahead —KFl, 1 p.ra. Sa Don't You Believe It I— —KNX, 9:45 n.m, Sa •Double or Nothing — KHJ,

— -KGB. KFXM. KVOE, 0:30 p.m. F Downey, Morton— —.KHJ, 9:13 a.m. SI-F Downes, OUn— KNX, 11:55 a.itu Su Downstage Center— KI-'J, 9:30 p.m. Tu llreqnUHuit— KIIJ. 9:13 p.m. Sn Dr. Chris tin n — KNX, 8:30 p.m. W Dr. A. U. Micheleon.— -KMTR, 9 p.m. M-Sn ; KFOX, 10:45 p.m. M-F

•Dr. I. Q.— - KFl, 7:30 p.m. M Dr. Stewart MncLcnnoa KFWB, 4:15 p.m. Sa Daffy's Tavern— .KFl, 8:30 p.m. F Durante & Moore ..KNX, 7 p.m.. F Eddie Bracken Show -KIT, 6:30 Eddy. Nelson— KNX. 1:30 Editor of Ike Air,,, KFVH, 12 Kllery tjuecn KNX, 9:30 Elsa Mnvwell—„ Eternnl Light—.,

p.m. Su p.m.- Hu N, M-F p.m. W

KHJ, 1:15 p.m. M-F —KFl, 8 n.m. Su

Ethel and Albert ..KECA, 11:16 n.m. M-F Evening Concert—. JtFAC, 8 ' p.m, M-Sa Every body's Favorite - KFl. 6:30 p-m. Sa Everything for the Boys— KFl, 0 p.m. Tu Family Circle.—... — KFWB, 7:30 a.m. Su Family Hoirr .....KNX, 2 p.m. Sn Farm Reporter —KFl, 13 0. M-Sn Feature Story .——KNX, 1:30 p.m. M-F Fibber Me Gee & Molly——KIT, 6:30 p.m. Tu -A-FIdler. Jimmy KECA, KFMB, 6:45 p.m. Su

..KHJ, 6:15 p.m. Xu Fifleld, J. W First Church Vespers,. First Line Fisher, George Fitch Bnndwttgon.... •A-Fliinnery, Harry

——..KFAC. 7 p.m. Sa .—JOII'C, 5:15 p.m. Su KNX, 7 p.m. Tli

KECA, 111 p.m. M-F -KFl, 4:30 p.m. Su .—KNX, 5:30 p.m. M-Sa

—7:45 a.m., >t-Sa lUTatnu, K. Louis KMTR,5:43 p.m M-F

•★Fletcher, Graeme.—— KFl, 7 B.m. Tu-Th Floret la — KFAC, 11 a.m. M-F ★Flynn,. Bernndlne— KNX, 10:30 a.m. M-F I'oremnn I'lillllpu' Country Bam I)niice_—_ —.KFOX, 9 p.m. Su: 8:30 p.m. Sn; ★Foster. Cedrlc —KT1J. 6:30 p.m. Sn

— —.KHJ. DLBS. XI a.m. M-F Frank nnd Ernest —..KMTR, 11:45 a.m. Su Fred Waring ...KECA, 7 p.m. Tb Fresh lip Time... KIIJ, 8:30 p. m. W Front 1'ago Knrrell KFl, 2:43 p.m. M-F Funnies KFWB. 8 a.m. Sn Funny . Paper Land —KFAC, 7:30 n.m. Su ★Gneth, Arthur.—. -KHJ. 8 n.m. M-F Gastiglit Gaieties..

n.m. ..KFl. 8:30 p.m. Sa Gay Mrs. Fentheretone —. KIT, 8:30 p.m. W General Bieclric House Party-KNX. 1 p.ra. M-F Gilbert & Solliian ...TCFAC, 0:3(1 n. m. Su Glamor .Manor KECA. 9 a.m. M-F ★Godwin", Earl —KECA, 8 p.m. Tli Golden Hour IvMl'O, 7:05 p. m. Sn

Gospel Herald KMTR, 8:00 p.m. Tli Gospel Singer. JKECA, 12:15 p.m. M-F Grand Central Station KNX, 10 a.m. Sa Grand Hotel KFl, 2 p.m. Sa Grand'(He tlpry Grnntlnnd Rice— Great Gildereleeve Great Moment* In Green Hornet—™

KFl. 7:30 p.ra. Sa KFl. 11:30 n.m. Sa

KFl, 8 p.m. Su Mlisie—KNX, 7- p.m. W KECA, 7:30 p. m. Sa.

Greenfield Village Choir——.KECA, 8 p.m. Hu Greenwood, Charlotte KECA, 2:30 p.m. Ku Guiding Light™ JK1T. Jl a.m. M-F Gus— JKMI'C, 7:30 n.m. M-Sa Hal's Memory Room.™KFOX. 0:30 p.m. M-8u Uamblen, Stuart— KFWB, 4:45 p.m. O

KFVD. 7:45 n.m, M-F Handy Man ★Hardy, Glenn

KHJ. 1:43 p.m., M.-F —KHJ, KGB,

KFXM, KVOE, 10 n.m.; 9 p.ra. D Happy Homes KHJ, 3:13 p.m. M-F llarrigan, Hop——KECA, 4:45 p.m. M-h Hnrold Lloyd KFl, 7:30 p.m. Su Haunting Hour. — -..".KECA, 9:30 p.m. Th Havens, Her. A. V— -KI'AS, 3:30 a.m. Su Haven of Rest—. JKTAS, 8:30 n.m. M,.W. F

KFOX, KKKD, 8 a.m. Tu. Th. Sa Hawaii Calls— KIIJ, ULB8, 3:30 p.m. Sa •Hawk, Bob KNX, 7:30 P.m. M ★Haworth, Bill KNX. 7:30 n.m. M-F Hawthorne House. KECA, 8:3(1 p.m. M Hay. Bill™.: KHJ, 3:15 p.m. M-F ★Hayes, Sam, KFl, 7:45 n.m. M-Sa, 9 p.m. Su — KHJ, 5 p.m. M-F

★Hcntter Gabriel—KHJ. DLBS. 6 p.m. W-F. .... . ..... S:45 p.m. Su Helen Hayes' KHJ. 7:15 p.m. Su Hello, Mom .KHJ, 0 a.m. Sa ★Hemingway, Frank

★Henry, B11L KMI'C, 12 N. and 8 p.m.. Su-Sa

KHJ, 7 a.m., M-F —KNX. 5:55 p.m. M-F

iicrcule Polrot KHJ, 8:30 p. m. Th Here's to Romance—KNX, 7:30 p.m. TU ★Hill, Edwin C, KNX, 9:30 p.m. To Hit I'Brade...™ KNX, 9 p.m. Sa Hobby Hour* KECA, 9:45 p.m. M, W. F Hollywood Barn Dance—KNX. 10:15 p.m. Sa Hollywood Fan Club.

.KIT, 10:15 a.m. M. Tu, W, F. Sn Hollywood Mystery TimeKECA, ('i:20 p.m. Su Hollywood Spotlights— KECA, 10 p.m. M-F Hollywood Open House— — ——

—KHJ. KFXM. 11:30 n.m, Sn Hollywood Story KFWB. 8:10 a.m. M-F Hollywood Trevlew——KNX, 7:30 p.m. Tu Hollywood Theater—.— KFl, 9:30 p.m, W •llomemnkers Club— KMI'C, II a.m. M-F Home Chute — — KMI'C, 16i45 n.m. M-F Home What You Slake It—KFl, 12:30 p.ra. Sa Hookey Hall DLBS, 12:30 p.m. Su Hope, Bob .....KFl, 7 p.m. Tu Hopper, lleilda — KNX, 8:15 p.m. M Hold Hiw-rv . itmtk, 9:30 p.m. Sa Hour of Charm ———.JUT, 7 p.m. Su Hour of Faith.— KECA, 8:30 n.m. Su •Housewives' I'm tec live KNX, 3 p.m. M-F ★ HuglieB, John B.JKFWB, 6:15 p.m.. lem. H-F Hughes, Rnpert KIT, 3:30 p.m. 5* Human Adventure- KHJ, 9:36 p.m. Su ★ Uuntley, Chet KNX. 3:55 p.m, F, Sa 7:45 a.m. Sa 10 p.m. M-F

Hymns of All Churches—KFl. 11:45 n.m. M-Th Informed Democracy—.. KFVD, 2 p.m. Su •Information I'lense— KIT. (1:30 p.m. M Inglewood I'ark Concert . —KNX, 5 p.m. So Inner Sanctum Mystery— KNX. 6 p.m. Xu Internnlionnl Sandny School— — —— KMTR. 8:45 n.m. Sa Investment News KMI'C. 7:15 n.m. H-8a Invitation to Leanilng KNX. 8:30 a.m. 8u •It I'ay* To Bo Ignorant—KNX, 8:30.p.ra. F I Was There—. KNX, 3:30 p.m. Sn Jack Kirk wood Show..— —KNX, 8 p.m. M-F James Abbe Observes—.KECA. 7:30 a.m. M-F James W. Bell,— KMI'C, 5:15 p.m. Su Jarvts, A1 ; KFWB. 11 a.m. .M-So Johnny I'resenli : KFl. 8:30 p.m. Tu Johnson, Ersktne.——KNX, 8:15 p. m. F Johnson Family — ——:—> .KGB. KFXM, KVOE. 3:45 p.m. M-F - KHJ, 12:15 p.m. M-F

Johnson, Fiord B KMTR, 8:05 p.m. Su. M.-W, F Jll:30 a.m.' M-F

★JorgeDson, Edward—.'. KIT, 9 a.m. M-F KECA. 1:30 p.m. M-F

Joyce Jordan, HID ——KFl, 3:13 p.m. M-F Jn«t Plain Bill KFl. 2:30 p.m. M-F ★ KaHenborn. II. V KFl. 5 p.m. M.W.F KIND. 4;43 p.m. M, W. F

Kaye, Sammy.—.— .—.—KECA. 10:30 a.m. Sn KHJ. » p.m. Th ★Kennedy, John KECA, 10 a.m; Su, -12:39 p.m. M-F

Kraft Mnsic Hall KIT. 6 p.m,. Th Kyser's Knllege KIT. 7 p.m. W Lane. Dare- JKNX. 7:25 a.m. M-Sa ★Lang, William.: KHJ, 9 n.m. M-F ★Lnwton, Fleetwood KECA, 0:45 a.m. M-Sa'

.....KFl. 7:15 a.m. M-Sa and 8:15 p.m. k-^0 w M-Jf

of News—KFl. 10 a.m. So ..KMFC, 10 p.m. f ..KFWB, 3:15 p.m. Sn

Let's Face The Issue —KHJ, 2 p.m. Sn Let's Fretend. KNX, 8:05 a.m. Su

★Layman's Views Legion ITgbt*- Lest We Forget..



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I>t Vourself Go.. -KNX. 1:30 p.m. W ..KHJ. KGB

M-f; 10 p.m. M-t ...KFAC, 9 a.m. Su

-irLfwin. ruUon jr KFXM, KVOK, 4 p.m. Liberal Catholic Hour Lite Can Be Beautiful KNX, 10 a.m. M-fc' Life of Rlley KECA. KFMB, 1 p.m. Su Lindbthr, Victor KH.). 7:30 a.m. M-F ^TLiateoer's Digest KPAS, 3 p.m. Ustenlot r«»st.. KECA, 7:43 a.m. Tll-F Listen Washiugton „KIAVB, C:;«l p. nu,

IX :.30 p. m. Su - Lomhardu. Guj- I.ooe Hanger KECA. K p.m. Tu

KUJ, KGB, KFXSI. KVOE. 7:;ut p.m. M. F

Lorenxu .li>nea ... . .. kft, 1:30 p.m. M-F Lucky Lady KFOX, 18:43 p.m. M-F Lucky Lager Dance Time KFAC, 10 p.m. II Lnm and Ahner.—KECA. KFMB, 8:15 p.m. M-Th Luncheon with l-opey: KTI.I, KGB, -KIX.M. KVOK. 10:13 n.m. M-F

Lnlherun Hour. KHJ, 9:30 a.m. Su Lutheran Gospel Hour. „Kl'AS, 6 p.m. Sa Lux Kadlo Theater „KNX, 6 p.m. M Major North, M. 1 KECA. 10 p.m. Su Make Belle%-e Ballroom _KFVrB, 11 a.m. M-Sa Ma Perkins KtT. 12:15 p.m. M-F

- KNX, 10:15 a. m, M-F llMaionp, Ted KECA, 8 p.m. M, Tu, \V Manhattan Merry-Go-Kound KtT. 8 p.m. Su Man Named .Jordan KNX, 5 p.m. M-F March of Time KKQA, 7:30 p.m. TU Market Heport KM PC, 8:15 a.m. M-F. -frMurtyn, Gil KECA. t :3i> p.m., M-F Mary Small Revue KECA, 2 p.m. Su Mason, perry KNX. 11:30 a.m. M-F Maxwell House Time. KH, 8:30 p.m. Ill MaNsey, Curt KHJ, 7 p.m. M-F Master Kadlo Canaries KECA. 9:45 a.m. Sul

— 3:30 p.m. Sa Mayor of the Town KNX, 7:13 p.m. Sa McCarthy, Charlie KFI, fi p.m. Su McNeill's Breakfast Club-. 5- KECA, Kl'MB, 8 n.m. M-Sa

Meors, Maftha _KECA, 10:15 p.m. M, VV, F Mediation Board KII.I, DT.BS, 5 p.m. Su Meet Four Navy KECA, 9 p.m. Sa Meet the Missus KNX, 2:30 p.m. M-F Memory Music, (Ted Bacon)

_— —KHJ, 12:3(1 p.m. Su Messnse of Israel KECA, 7 a.m. Su Michael Sliayne_ KUJ, 8:30 p.m. M Mild and Mellow KHJ. 12:30 p.m. M-F ★Miller, Res—KHJ, KGB, 9:15 p.m. Sa, T, Th —™—_KHJ. 4:15 p.m. M-F

Mirandy — —KECA. lfi;30 a.m. Sa ...KFI. 8:30 a .in.. M-F

Miracles of Scieace....KFO\. 0:13 p.m. M, T, F "Miss Hut tic'* kfcs 12:30 p.m. Su •Money on the Line. . —KNX. 0 p. m. I" Mnrsua, Frank. KIT. 8:30 p.m. Th ★-Morse, 'tony KECA, 10 n.m. M-F Mother's Album ^KMPC, l«;3o p.m.. So Mr. and Mrs, North KIT, 9 p.m. VV Mr, District Attorney KFI, 8:3(1 p.m. VV Mr. Keenr ,.KN\, 4;:«) p.m. Til Munson. Ona Murder Is My Hobby Mordrr Will Out„ Murray. Johnny ★Mnrruw; Edward Musical Masterpieces.. Musical Milrsfonea....„

_».KNX, 4:43 p.m. Sa ...KHJ, 8:30 p.m., Su _KECA, 9:30 p.m. Tn KFI. 8 a.m. M-F —KNX, 10:43 a.m. Su KFAC, 4 p.m. M-F .„KFi, 10:30 a.m. Su, Musical Digest—.. ..KGFJ, B p.m. M-Su

Mystery Chef KECA. KFMB, 12 N M-F Mystery Theater. _KFI, B p.m. Tu My True Story— .KECA, 10:30 a m. M-F •Nome Tltnt Song KHJ,) :30 p.m. Su Nulluiiul Barn I lance ,, KFI. 0 p.m. Sa National Vespers KECA, 4:30 p.m. Su Navy In Review ..KFVVH, 8 P.m. Su NBC Symphony— —. —KFI. 2 pjn. Su Nehlett, Johnay KHJ, 10:43 a.m. M-F NelKlibors NKX, 12 N., M-F ★ Nesljitt. Norman—..KMI'O, 8 p.m. M-F'

— 8 a.m. M-F; 12:15 p.m. M-F Never Too tlid ...—.KHJ, l;3o p.m., M-F New Adventures of Ferry Mason..

— —....KNX, 11:30 a. m, M-F New Vork I'hilhnrmontc..—KNX. 12 N »n ★NewKicnl— .KFVD. to p.m.-I a.m. Su-Sa Nichols, Bob KECA, 1:15 p.m. M-F ★ Night News Wire. —KHJ, 5:45 p-iu. M-F •Noah Webster Say* KH, 9:3u p. tn. Th

VV Tu Sa Tu

0holer Fhivs . Olympic Fights On Scouting 'JTnil.. One Man's Family tine Woman's Opinion—. One Woman's Secret- One Foot In Hen yen. O'Neill. Danny— Open Forum Our Gal Sunday, Owl IVogram*. Owens, Tom ~ Ozzie & Harriet.

KHJ. 8:30 p.m. KMTIt. lo p.m. .....KFI, 3 p.m. KECA, 7:20 p.m. KECA, 7:45 a.m.. M

KFI. 4 p.m. M-F" —KECA, 7:30 p.m. Su

KNX, 8:05 a.m. Su — — 1:45 p.m. M-F

KFAC, 7 p.m. Su — KNX, 9:45 a.m. M-F —KlLl. 11:25 p.m. M-F —.2:25 p.m. M-Th KFI. «:15 M-F ...—KNX, 3 p.m. Su

Pacific Lutheran Pacific Story... Hour—KFWB, 9:30 p.m. Su

— ——. KIT. 11:15 p.m., Su Palestine Speaks— — KFWB. 8:45 p.m. Sa Pasailenn Playhouse—. — KPAS, 6 p.m. VV Patterson. I'nlly .—..KPAS, 9 a.m. M-F Paula Stone. John Britu.KHJ. 10:30 a.m. Tii.Th Pay Day tpil* —KMPC, 8:30 p.m. M ★Pearson, Drew

—.——— KECA, KFMB. 4 p.m. So ★Pennell, Bill — KTVVB. 8 a.m. M-l

People Are Funny .KFI, 6:30 p.ni. F Pepper Voting's Family——KFI. 12:30 p.m. M-F ★Peter da Lima KECA, H:13 p.m. Tu, Th, F — — —KFWB, 9 p.m. M-F ★ Peterson, Elmer -KFT, 5:45 p.m. VV-Sa ★ Pierce, Gen. Jnnius

Telephone Hour™ Television KFI, 9 p.m. M W6XVZ. 8. 8:30, 9 p.m. VV

—8, B|30. 9 p.m.F

KECA, 4:30 p. tn. M-F; 5 p. m. Su Pilgrims Hour. KHJ, 9 a.m. Su ★Puik. George — KFI, 10:13 p.m. Tu Popular Profiles KEG a 10:15 a. m, Sa Portia Faces Life KFI, 2:13 p.m. M-F Potluek Party — KNX, 4 p.m. M-F Potter, Peter. KFWB, 9:30. 10:13, 11:15 a.m., 12:13 p.m. Su; KMPO U p.ni. M-F Prnver —Itl.RN, 3 n.m. D

Property Owners —KMTit, 8:45 p.ni. Th Queen for Today— —KHJ. 11:30 a.m. M-F •Quiz Kida— KECA, KFMB. 8:30 p.m. Su •Quiz of Two Cities—. ■ 7 p.m. Sa •Quick As a Hash——... —KHJ, 3 p.m. Su Radio Parade.—.. , KF.CA, i;|Q p.m. M-fc Radio Readers' Digest KNX, 6 p.m. Su Radio Tour KUJ, KGB. KVOE. 2:45 p.m. M-F Rainbow Houte. .. . - . ffhi, 8;i5 a.m. Sa Raleigli Room KFI, 7:30 p.m. Tu Readers A Writers— ..KWKVV, 12N, Sa Red Ryder.— KHJ, 7:30 p.m. Tu. Sa Remember Honr KECA, 11:30 a.m. Su ★ Reports from the BaUletrnnF.—— KFI, 3:45 p.m. Su

Report From Washington. KNX, 1 p.m. Ha Heport to the Nation . KNX,10:30 a. m. Sa ★Reuters' News Dispatches, KFWB, 8 p.m. M-F Rev. K. G. Egerton KMT1C, 9:15 a.m. Hu Reviewing Stand. DLBS. 12:30 p.m. Su Reynolds, Quentln KNX, 8 p.m. Su ★Richfield Reporter —.KFI, 10 p.m. Su-F Bight to Happiness KFI, 12:45 p.m. M-F Rise & Sbiac—.—KHJ, 6 a.m. 7:15 a.m. Jl-F Bond of Life — KFI, 3 p.m. M-F Kuekiug Horse Rhythms, B Hookey. Romance Romance of Helen Trent.. Roraunce of Highways...

.DLBS, 12:30 p.m. Su —KNX, 8:30 p.m. Tu -KNX, 9:30 a.m. M-F

KHJ. ...KGB, KFXM, KVOE. 10:13 a.m. Su

Romance of the Raacbos KNX, 9:30 p.m. Su Husemary —KNX, 11:15 a. ni. M-F Roy Rogers Show KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Tn Salt Lake Tabernacle.^— ...KNX, 9 a.m. Su Salute lo Services—JKMTR. 5:15 p.m. M-F Saiudus Amlgos,.KG! J, 9 p.m. M-F Salvation Army KFWB. 9:15 a.m. Sa Sainueison, Rube.. — .KIT, 11:15 p.m. Hit Saturday Night Serenade— ..KNX, 0:45 p.m. Sa Say Jt With Music.—KMl'O, 9:30 a.m. M-F

— — —— KGFJ. 12 N. Su Science of Mind. KFWB, 10:43 a.m. M-F Screen Guild ITayera KNX, 7 p.m. M Scully, Frances... .'.....KECA, 12:45 p.m. M-F Service to the Front KNX, 7 p.m. Tu Sewing School.. ——.-KHJ, 10:3(| n.m. VV ★Sheldon Shepard. KFAC, 1 p.m. Th Sherlock Holmes KHJ, 8 p.m. M Shippey, Lee —-..KUJ, 12:45 p.m. Tu, Th ★Shirer, William.. KNX, 2:45 p.m. Su Shore, Dlnnh , —.KFT, 9 p.m. Til Shower of Stare KNX. « p.m. Th Sinims, Glnny .—.KFI. 8:30 p.m. Tu Sinatra Show KNX, o p.m. VV Suspense.—.— KNX, 9 p.m. Th Smilin' Ed McCnnnell.—.KFI. 8:30 a.m. Sa Smith, Kale -KNX, 9 a.m. M-F.4 p.m. Su ★Smith, Larry— KFT, 9:13 a.m. M-P Ho the Story Goes KHJ, 10:43 p.ni, M-F Soldiers of the Press ..KECA, 10 p.m. Su Soldiers With Wings KECA, 9:30 p.m. Sa Something New KIT. ll p.m. M Songs of Faith—— KFAC, 6 p.tn. ftl Songs of Guod Cheer— — KHJ, 9:45 p.m. sa Hong of the Week——KNX, 8:85 p.m. Hu SpfiniBh Hnnr KMT H, g a.m. D Speaking of Sports—KWKVV, 4 p.m., M-Sa Speare Showcase _KMl'C, 10:30 p.m. Sa Sports. Belle Martell KMXR, S;15 p.m. T.Th, Sa Sports News reel ..JSFl, 7:30 p.m. F Sports Parade..— „KUJ, 2 p.m. Sa Sports Review.., KNX, 10:30 p.m. Tu Sports Time— —KMRC, 0:13 p.m. M-Sa Spotlight Bunds—KECA, KFMB. 6:30 p.m. M-Sa Stage Door Canteen...———KNX, 7:36 p.m. t Standard Symphony, —KJF1, 8:30 p.m. Su Stars Over Hollywood KNX, 9:30 a.m. Sa Stars of Future KFI, 11 a.m. Su Mart Day Right. KMPC. 7:30 a.m. M-Sa St. Rrenuan's Boys' Choir KMTK, I2:05p.ni. Hu Steel liorizuna KUJ, 6 p.m. Su Slella Dallas i ... KFI, 1:15 p.m. M-F' Story of Israel KFWB, 8:15 p.m. Sa ★Stowe, I.eiund KECA, 10:55 a.m. Su „ 8:30 p.m. Sa

Stradivari Hrchestni™ KNX, It a.m. Su strange An It Seems KECA, 9:30 a.m. su Htrullin' Tom KFWB, 9 p.m. T-F, 7 p.m. Su

— — — -KFAC, 8:30 a.m. Su •Stump Is — KM PC, 10:30 a.m. M-F Styles, HaL Summer Hour. — Sunrise Salute . Supper Club ,,, - , Superman, , - Sweet Chariot Hour., Sweetheart Time,

JiFWB, 2:30 p.m. 51-1" ^:15 p.m. So

KECA. 3 p.n:.. Su .KNX, 6:15 a.m. M-Sa KIT, 8:06 p.m. M-F KHJ, 5:15 p.m. M-F _..KBAS, 6:30 p.m. Sa KHJ, 10:30 a.m. Su ★Swing. Raymond Gram. KECA. 4:15 p.m. M-F Symphony KHJ, KGB. 10:30 p.m. M-F

•Take It or Iâve It— —KNX. 7 p.m. Su Take It Easy ——KHJ. 8:30 n.m. M-F Tapestries of Life— KNX, 0:43 p.m. T Taylor, Mary Lee KNX, 11 a.m. Sa.

—KFSD, 10:15 p.m. M-W Tena A Ttm J£NX. 11:43 a.m. M-F Terry nnd the Flrates. KECA, 5 p.m. M-F Tevaro Theater. KNX, 6:30 p. m. Su •Thanks to the Yanks— KNX. 7:30 p.m. M That's a Good Idea..—, KNX. fl;3U p.m. Sa Theater of the Air —KECA, 9:30 p.m. TU Theater of Todny — • KN V l 9 a.m. Sa The Land Is Bright —KNX. 12 N, Ha The Shadow —,KHJ. 10 p.m. Sa The Story Teller j—KNX, 7:43 p.m. Sa The Todda —... KNX, 3:30 p.m.. Xu-Xh Think Hard Now...... — KHJ, 1 p.m. M-F ★This Changing World—. -KHJ, 2 p.m. M-F

-i :45 p.m. Su This Moving World—., This Is My Country This la My Best Tills In My Story This Is the Army, ★ Thompson, Dorothy ★Thomas Lowell, ThoKe VVebNters

JCECA, 1:36 p.m. M-F -KFI. 9:45 p.m. Su KNX, 0:30 p.m. Tu —KNX, 9 p.m. Sa

-KFI, 12:30 p.m. Su KHJ, 6:45 p.m. Su ..KUJ, 7:15 p.m. M-F"

—KNX, 6:30 p.m. F ■ Thonghta in I'octry. ....Kl'AS, 11 n.m. Til Through a Woman's Fycs . KNX, 5:15 p.in. M-F Tilliimuuk Kitchen. .... —KFI, lu a.m. F ★Time Views the News—KECA. j p.m. M-F Tin Fun Alley ; KIT, 2:45 p.m. S» Today's Children— KFI, 11:15 a.m. M-F Toasties Time— — —KNX, 7:30 S« Tonight in Ifoltywood KNX, 8:15 p.m. F Town Meeting. —KECA, KFfllB. 8:30 p.m. Th •Trading Fost KNX, 5:30 p.m. Su Traffic Trihimal Kti, 4 p.m. Sa Transatlantic Call—. ^KNX, 9:30 a.m. Su Treasure Honr of Song KHJ, 0:30 p.m. Th ★Trout, Bob— —KNX. 3:55 p.m. M-F True Defective .——DLBS, 8:30 p. m. W •Truth or Consetiueaces KFI, 8 p.m. Sa Tunes. Tidings KECA. 11 p.m. M-F ★Turner, Major 11. S ■ KFWB, KF0X, 7:45 p.m. M-F r. t KFI. 5:30 p.m. W-Th-F

Twilight Tales —KMPC, 4:45 p.m. Tu, Th Two on a Clue—— — KNX, II a.m. M-F Union Rescue Mission ,

— KFWB. 8:30 a.m.; 9 p.m. Su — ——KFVD, 10:30 H.m, M-Sa

Valiant Lady _KNX. 8:15 a.m. M-F VaUee. Rudy KFI, 7:30 p.m. TU ★Vandercook. John VV— Vets Talk It fiver Victory I'lnvera Voice of Calvary - Voice of Firestone Voice of Health Voice of a Nation.

.KFI, 4:13 p.m. Sa KFWB, 7 p.m. Su - KFAC. 1 p.m. Su KPAS. 10 p.m. Su, Th KIT. 5:30 p.m. «

Voice of Prophecy— —KFAC, 9:15 a.m. Su-F KIT. 10:43 p.m. M-F KMTR, 9:30 p.m. Su . Spanish versiaa—KMTR, 7:30 a.m. Su

KHJ, KGB, KVOE, 8:30 a.m. Su Vox Pop ——KNX, 9:30 p.m. M Waltz Time — ——KFI, 6 p.m. F Want; to Be In Radio?. —KFWB, 4 p.m. Su War CuNualty Listt- KVOE, 8:13, a.m. M-F Waring Peunsyl van lime KECA, 7 p.m. Th Wartime Nutrition, Milnni—KFWB, 10 a.m. M-F Washington Inefde Out KECA, 9:43 p.m. Su

-KMPC, 3:43 p.m. Su Wayne, .Jerry VV, C. T. U..

._t KECA, 3:30 p.m. Su KPAS. 6:15 p.m. F Wc Deliver the Goods KNX, 8 p.m. Sa

Weird Cirete. — KECA, 9 p.m. F Welcome Horn KNX. 3 p.m. Sa ★ Welle. Carreth KtT, 10:30 p.m. M-F

— KFSD, 9 a.m. Su Well.-h, Siimner KECA, 7 p.m. Tn Wesley Radio League. KMl'C, 8:30 a.m. Sn KUJ. KGB. KVOE, 8 a.m. Su

Western Hit Parade...- Kl'AS, 10 p.m. M-F Western Theater... _..KNX, 3 p.m. Sa What's Doing, Ladies. KECA, KFMB, 2 p.m. M-F What's Conklo' ..KECA, 9 a.m. Sa Whnt's Up?. - _-KGFJ, 11:45 p.m. M-Sa When A Girl Manles KEI, « p.m. M-F •Which Is WhichT KNX. 6:30 p.m. W Whistler , KNX, 9 p.m. M Whoa Bill Club KFAC, 5:30 p.m. M-F ★Wilder, Alvin. 10 a.m. Su Williams, A1 KHJ. 10:15 a.m. Sa Wilson. Earl _KJ1J, 7 p.m. Su ★Winchell, Walter KECA, 8 p.m, Su Wings Over Jordan ..KMl'C, 7;30 a.m. Su Wings Over the Nation-——KHJ, 9:3u p.m. Th Winter, Evelyn — KNX, 2 p.m. M-F' Wocllner, Dr. Erederlo P..—KI'PC 9:30 a.m. Su Woman of America— KFI. 3:45 p.m. M-F Woman in White KFI, 11:30 a.m. M-F Women's World KFWB, 4 p.m. M-F

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TIME CHANGES

Sunday, May 13—"Calling All Detec- tives," KHJ-DLBS, 4:00 p.m. (30 mln.) Formerly KHJ-DLBS, Satur- day, 6:30 p.m.

Monday, May 14—"Breakfast with the Deacon," KMPC, 6:30 a.m. (30 mln.) Monday through Saturday. Formerly KMPC, Monday through Saturday, 6:15 a.m. '

Monday. May 14 — Frances Scully, KECA, 12:45 p.m. (15 min.) Monday through Friday. ■ Formerly KECA, Monday through Friday, 2:45 p.m.

Monday, May 14—"Memories and Mel- odies," KECA, 2:45 p.m. (15 min.) Monday through Friday. Formerly KECA, .. Monday through Friday, 12:45 p.m.

Monday, May 14—Curt Massey, KHJ- DLBS, 7:00 p.m. (15 rain.) Monday through Friday. Formerly KHJ, Monday through Friday, 11:15 p.m.

Tuesday, May 15 — Guy Lombardo, KECA, 6:00 p.m. (30 mln.) Formerly KECA, Monday, 7:00 p.m.

Sunday, May 13—"Melodies America Loves," KNX, 5:00 p.m. (30 mln.) Formerly KNX, Wednesday, 4:30 p.m.

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WHAT'S NEW JFar

Monday, May 14—"From the Pacific," KFI, 9:30 a.m. (15 min.) Monday through Friday. News reports and special interviews by Pacific correspondents.

Discussion Tuesday, May 15 — "Newspapermen's

* Forum," KECA, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) A discussion of developments at the World Security Conference by news- men and commentators covering the event.

★ Drama

' Sunday, May 13—"You Were Meant to Be a Star," KHJ-DLBS, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.) A radio series featuring Hollywood director, Dorothy Arzner, as narrator.

Monday, May 14 —"Modern Roman- ces," KMPC, 4:45 p.m. (15 min.) Monday - Wednesday ■ Friday. True- life stories.

Thursday, May 17 — "Chaplain Jim," KHJ-DLBS, 9:30 p.m. (30 min.) The problems of war and the Individual soldier as seen through the eyes of the chaplain.

Saturday, May 19—"Paging Mike Mc- Nally," KHJ-DLBS. 6:30 p.m. (30

min.) The adventures of a good- looking, good-natured Irishman played by Walter KInsella, with Joan Alexander as his leading lady.

* Variety

Monday, May 14 — "Service Time," KNX, 2:15 p.m. (15 min.) Monday through Friday. Programs dedicated to the country's armed services.

Monday, May 14—"Garrett's Varieties," KMPC, 4:15 p.m. (15 mln.) Monday through Friday, "Hill-billy" entertainment.

★ Music

Sunday, May 13—Phllco Summer Hour, KECA, 3:00 p.m. (One hour) Georgia Gibbs and Merry Macs.

Saturday, May 19 — "Viva America," KNX, 2.30 p.m. (30 min.) Music of the Americas.

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WHO'S GUESTING

Variety Wednesday, May 18—Evelyn Bigsby,

KECA, 9:00 p.m. (15 min.) Harriet and Ozzie will be guests.

Sunday, May 13 — Andrews Sisters Show, KECA, 1:30 p.m. (30 mln.) Basil Rathbone to be guest

Sunday, May 13 — Bergen-McCarthy, KFI, 5:00 p.m. (30 min.) Monty Woolley will be guest.

Monday, May 14—"Supper Club," KFI, 8:00 p.m. (15 mln.) Monday through Friday. Monday's guest will be Phil Silvers. Tuesday. The Three Suns; Wednesday, Paul Winchell; Thurs- day, Martha Tilton; Friday, Jimmy Savo.

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WHAT'S PLAYING Drama

Thursday, May 17—"Suspense," KNX, 9:00 p.m. (30 mln.) "Two Birds with One Stone," starring Dana Andrews.

Tuesday, May 15—"This Is My Best," KNX, 6:30 p.m. (30 min.) "The Man Who Came to Dinner," starring Monty Woolley.

★ * San Francisco Bound

Hedda Hopper, star of her own- CBS program, has moved temporarily to San Francisco to report on the activi- ties of the United Nations conference, and the regular Monday airing of her chatter-program will come from the Bay City for the! next four weeks. Ac- companying her are Ken Niles and Dick AurandL

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As Her Name

(Continued from Page 5; Her vivacity and energy are charac- teristic of the petite (she's five-foot- two-and-a-half and weighs 115 pounds). Her hands look small for someone who commands two key- boards, but she admitted to wearing a size, six and a quarter glove. She loves to buy gloves, is constantly, losing one of a pair. She wears her nails short, with only natural polish on them.

Wears High Heels When she's at the organ, her agile

foot skipping from pedal to pedal, Ethel refuses to wear the customary low-heeled shoes most musicians use. Seemingly, her vanity and sense of the congruous dictated that she should wear fancy high-heeled slippers—"thin soles and leather, if pos-. sible." Consequently, she had to de- velop a special technique to accom- pany her shoes.

"High heels are nice to look at," Ethel enthused, "and slippers feel good. Besides, wouldn't I look awful in an evening dress dripping with sequins and some brown lazy loaf- ers!"

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Concert Pastelle Following the popularity of its "Mu-

sical Digest" concerts, 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. nightly, KGFJ has introduced another hour of classic music from 11:00 to 12:00 noon week days under the name of "Concert Pastelle." This makes three hours daily of classic music being featured by this station.

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More Honors

Honors for her superior acting are still being heaped on Agnes Moore- head, Lionel Barrymore's co-star on the CBS "Mayor of the Town" show. This week she was paid tribute and presented with a scroll by the Holly- wood Foreign .Correspondents Associa- tion for what that organization ad- judged the "best performance by a supporting actress during 1944" in motion pictures. The award, given for Miss Moorehead's work in "Mrs. Park- Ington," was presented at a special dinner this week.

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Cactus Carl "Cactus" Carl Blume, cowboy m. c.,

has teamed with Dick Hakins, the short member of "The Three Stooges," to produce a song hit, "Two Tears Met," steadily climbing the ladders of success. "Cactus" Carl is one of the town's busiest m. c.'s, appearing on KGFJ dally at 1:30 p. m., and dally at 10:30 p. m. on KMPC.



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Saaday. 7:15 p. m. Mulual-KHJ

TS NICE to be back in Hol- lywood," said Helen Hayes comfortably settling herself in a restaurant booth. "I'm afraid I've been an ungra-

cious guest, though, because I've caught an awful cold. I hope I can leave it here before I start touring in the northern part of the state."

Tiny Miss Hayes pulled her leopard coat closer about her legs and adjusted the polka-dotted scarf at her throat; at the same time mutter- ing something that sounded like "hate to be sick."

"It's ridiculous—this cold, I mean. Before we reached Southern Calif or. nia I carefully warned the 'Harriet' cast not to discard their winter cloth- ing completely. Then I, in turn, sent my winter things home. This"— pointing to her smartly tailored brown-checked jacket, brown skirt, and leopard coat—"is the only warm thing I have. And it fails me at times. Oh, well, it gives all of my friends a chance to knit sweaters for me. But I'm afraid by the time they'll have them done, I'll be on my way."

While on tour in Los Angeles with the "Harriet" company, the distin- guished First Lady of the Theater was broadcasting her current radio series from the Mutual-Don Lee Studio. This newly inaugurated series marks her first return to the air as star of her program since the "Helen Hayes Theater" in 1342.

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Hayes have time to carry on her weekly radio show? Especially at present with so much of her strength devoted to touring and nightly per- formances?

"You see, my dear," she pointed out, "radio is a relaxation to me. It's a relief to be able, to come to a new part and a new story every week. In that way it's a diversion from the tiring work of being one person night after night. I thorough- ly enjoy it and am grateful of having an opportunity such as this to help with the war effort."

On her current "This Is Helen Hayes" program, the actress drama- tizes actual experiences of nurses in the service. We found that Mlss-

Hayes goes about developing her radio characters in-much the same way as she does her stage heroines. Once she feels that she knows her character, she rarely changes her style of delivery. She works tirelessly for perfection, and never deviates from her finished method. She has a split-second sense of timing.

There is only one flaw in this har- monious picture. She can't remember that she opens the program with the words, "This Is Helen Hayes," and one time had literally to be pushed up to the mike. She becomes so wrapped up in the work of her fellow performers and the drama of the story that the tears will openly

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When Not Globe-Trotting to World's War Fronts,

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HATEFUL GIs in almost every theater of war throughout the world share the cheering memory of a smil- ing. honey-haired slip of a girl who suddenly dropped down from the sky one day to come to them like an

angel from heaven-—or, even better, an angel from home. With the Bob Hope troupe, NBC songstress Frances Langford, who will star on her own air show this summer, has canvassed

both the major and out-of-the way service camps throughout this country, journeyed through Alaska, trekked across the Atlantic to tour England, Iceland, Tunis, Algiers, Bi- zerte, and flown out over the Pacific to its m^ny lonely island outposts.

Back in the States, she continues to tour Army and Navy bases across the continent and visit, at every opportunity, the wounded veterans housed in the nation's service hospitals. She takes time out merely "to make a living."

When Radio Life resolved to bring its readers a view of Langford at leisure, we knew it wouldn't be easy.

fol music. In fact, it is he who is the avid re cord-co I lector in the family.

"I just sit baclt 'and listen," the songstress laughs. She and Jon also like to see mystery movies. tThe Halls are pic- tured with Patty Thomas, dancer,who accompanied Frances overseas.)

It wasn't. There was no moment to find her lounging on the patio of her attractive West Los Angeles home. Tuesday, she was broadcasting from a Naval base; Wednesday, she was entertaining at an Army camp; Thursday and Friday, she was working before the movie cameras in the picturization of "People Are Fun- ny"; Saturday, she was singing at a hospital in Santa Barbara; the following week, she wa» to start work on a new film at RKO.

No Leisure We finally settled for Friday, when

we could talk to her between "takes" of her song number in "People Are Funny." We asked her, and her sister-in-law, Louise Locher, who is her close companion and secretary, "what does Langford do in her leisure time—if she ever has any?"

"She doesn't," laughed Miss Lo- cher, "but if she did, she'd stay in bed until eleven every morning— then get up and eat her customary big breakfast of grits, eggs, toast and coffee."

"I eat anything and everything," grinned Frances, settling herself in a chair on the sidelines of the set, as comfortably as she could in the fragile yards of the filmy, flowere'd net evening gown she was wearing for the picture. Her small, five-foot, three-inch figure belied her hearty appetite, and she insisted, "I try to gain weight. It's good for mc."

Still speaking" of breakfast, she confessed, "Until I've had mine in the morning, I don't like conversa- tion."

"Frances," put in Louise, "always likes to eat on the kitchen table— and, except when they have guests that aren't family or close friends, she and Johnny (husband Jon Hall) always eat in the breakfast nook."

The Halls like to spend their eve- nings at home, and have little taste for nightclubbing. "They go out about once or twice a month because it is expected of them," explained sister Louise. "Then Franny always comes home and says with sigh of relief, 'Well, I'm glad that's over!' Now we can stay home for a while!"

Like Musical Friends When they entertain, Frances and

Jon enjoy the company of a few close friends (several of them servicemen), all of whom enjoy music.

"We like people who like music," Frances smiled. "Jonny has a wonderful record collection. He loves it, so he goes to all the work of finding the records, and I can just sit back and listen to them."

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the ship was in the air. "Airplanes," she beams, "they're for me!" She also likes sailboating, is "scared at the sound" of husband Jon Hall's new motor boat.

Miss Langford, surprisingly shy and soft-spoken (her Southern accent very much In evidence), was working diligently on crocheted pieces for a bedspread as we talked to her, "It keeps me from getting nervous" she explained.

Once so timid about appearing in public that she had crying spells before going on-stage, the singer has conquered this complex to a great extent, but still doesn't warm up to people easily. "She takes her time feeling people out at first," Miss Locher told us, "but when she knows them better, she becomes at ease and 'chatty.' She's much better than she used to be. When I first met her, she was terribly shy."

Frances is still unwilling to view herself on the screen. "It's fun making movies," she said, "as long as I don't have to see myself in them." She never views the "rushes" (the completed sequences of the picture which are shown to its cast and crew at the close of each day's work). "If I ever saw them," she frowned, "I wouldn't come back to work the next day."

About radio, she declared, "It's easy—when you broadcast from a studio." Langford, with the Hope show, does it the hard way—broadcasting from remote Army and Navy camps throughout the country. "But we sure have fun, too," she smiled then, "and the best audiences in the world J"

Loves Planes Out over the Pacific, Frances fell

in love with flying. "I've flown a lot, hut it isn't official. I sometimes acted as co-pilot, but never handled the controls for take-offs or landings.

Airplanes, though," she smacked her lips, "they're for mc!"

She is equally enthusiastic over boating. Currently, husband Jon has a new speed boat which is being demonstrated for Navy use. "But just the sound of its motor scares me," she shivered. "After the war, we'll go back to sails."

Frances' other likes include reading historical novels (most recently, "Immortal Wife"), and seeing mys-

tery movies. She likes to. work outside in the yard, but seldom has the time to do so any more.

"I don't like to cook," added Fran- ces emphatically, "and I don't like to do housework.

"She doesn't like to shop either," smiled sister Louise, "I usually do it for her. She seldom dresses up. She lives in slacks—has a closetful of them, all colors."

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ON GUADALCANAL, Frjnces and Patty Thomas, dancing member of the Bob Hope overseas company, pose lor pictures with two stalwart Solomon Island

natives. When not circling the globe, Miss Langford likes simply to "slay home." She doesn't care lor nightclubblng, doesn't like to dress up, "lives in slacks."

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Edwards, Jr. as the fl Jf "p o o r m a n's Orson " " Welles" h e laughed

out loud. "Just because I act, can sing if I'm forced to, design clothes because I like to, want to write and produce, believe me, I'm no Welles.' It's a wonder someone hasn't brand- ed me a 'smattering of talent.' Pjge Thirty

Twenty-five-year-old Jack, youngest of the famous Edwards Family, is known to radio dialers for his work on the "Bullock's Show." "Screen Guild," "Aunt Mary," and many others. (He has just complete'd the role of "Clyde" cn the "Dreft Star Playhouse" dramatization of "An American Tragedy.") He has twenty-some years of "theater" behind him. Yet he describes himself as a "simple guy with simple likes."

^ JACK IS THE YOUNGEST OF THE M FAMOUS EDWARDS FAMILY, T which plan* to resume its sliits

when brother, Sam, returns from the army.

"If ifs the real Edwards you want to know about," he told Radio Life with a smile, "you won't find tinsel and glamor. You'll find a homebody, with a craving for Mexican food, a passion for Mexico, a rancho rita, and a yen to travel."

As for the "smattering of talent," he guesses he came by his acting career by heredity. "When I was a kid my mother wrote a radio show for my brother, Sammy, and me. Sammy didn't want to act, but con- sented to do the singing. We ended up by being one character who sang and acted. In reality I read the lines and Sammy sang."

Most Confusing Time "When the fan mail poured In con-

gratulating us on the show, Sammy told Mora that maybe he'd give her a break and join the cast as another character. As he was doing my sing-s ing for me, I had to do his singing for him. To top it, we became ill at the same time and my sister, Flor- ida. had - to go on for .both of us. That was the most confusing time I've ever had in radio I"

At present, the Edwards are sep- arated with Sammy away in the army. But when he returns, they plan to resume the adventures of their happy clan. "Mom's busy keep- ing house. Florida,' of course, is still in radio. Me, too," he facetiously pointed. out.

"I'm planning to do some writing some day. But first of all I'd like to travel and see the world. Think ril work my way on a fruit steamer.

"But while-I'm here and waiting for that day," he remarked with a wink, "I'm doing my darnedest to portray every type of role. If you were to ask me how to get into radio, I'd tell you by acting in everything you could. You learn only by doing it."

His present ambition Is to play the role of Caligula in the forthcoming picturization of Lloyd C. Douglas' "The Robe." "I know I could do it, he earnestly said, "if they'd give me a chance. But they probably won't think I look the type. In radio, it's funny. You look like the listener pictures you. When they do see me, some of them say, 'You're so young'-— which is a nice tribute. You see, I like lb appear older."

Collegiate-looking Edwards wrinkled his brow, stooped and began walking with an imaginary cane. "This," he croaked, "Is what I mean.

"It's true," he concluded, 'that I do want to write and produce a good radio show. And I'll always want to act. But I think the most important thing is to be a real person. I hope I never have so many irons in the fire that I forget that."



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(Conlinufd from Page 27j fall down her cheeks or she "may laugh out loud. From the first minute of rehearsal she creates a mood and doesn't lose it until the show goes off the air.

"After I leave Los Angeles." Miss Hayes said, "I'm going to San Fran- cisco. Portland. Seattle—and then, at last, home. I have June the ninth— the day we're through — marked in big n.d letters on my calendar' Home to my family—" with a happy shake of hei head. "We all manage to shed our duties and get home for a vacation at the same time."

Has Big Plans Then, she told us. she was going

to rest. She looked forward to romp- ing with her daughter, Mary, and her adopted son, James Gordon— and the dog. She planned to catch up on her gardening (she had to do all of her spring planting by mail), some reading and loads of visiting with her husband.

"I've been having a very nice time while I've been here. My cold has kept me somewhat hindered, but I've managed to get in my walks. I'm very fond of walking, you know, and I love to visit zoos.

"Then I've purchased a few hats. I do love hats. You'd never know it now," she laughed pointing to the coronet braid adorning her head. When asked if this present coiffure had been infuenced by her "Queen" —("Victoria Regina" and "Mary of Scotland") era, she frankly answered "no! I couldn't do anything else with it. Do you think my friends will think I've gone eccentric when they* meet me like this?"

Looking at Miss Hayes'^ fresh, pi- quant face it was hard to believe fliat she was the mother of a fifteen- year-old daughter or that behind her lay thirty active years in the theater. Once described by Alexander Wool- cott as possessing "a nice face, brown hair that looked like brown hair, and a tumed-up nose," Miss Hayes still adequately fits the description, even to her slim, girlish figure.

Described by her associates as being prompt, good-natured, and able to outwork all of them, she constantly amazes people by the amount of energy she puts forth. This was amply illustrated in creating the eighty-eight year span of "Victoria" in two-and-a-hours a night for four years. She is gracious, down-to-earth, and lives by the rule of simplicity.

"Oh, my yes," Miss Hayes happily smiled," it's good to be in California again. I'm quite thrilled about tonight. Norma Shearer is giving a dinner party for me and it will give me a chance to see friends I haven't seen in ages. In the years I've been away, Hollywood hasn't changed, but

the people have." I don't get to attend 'many movies and there are so many new faces and names that I don't know. I just remember the 'old' people," she laughed.

"Do you know a young fellow by the name of Van Johnson? I don't seem to be familiar with his work except that I do remember in Chi- cago his name was in lights across the street from my hotel room. Norma, bless her heart, has planned to show me one of my old movies after dinner because he requested it. Just imagine," with a grimace, "if I hadn't been prepared. What a shock!"

"Miss Hayes," we concluded, "is it true, that you are going to 'walk through' the new Crosby-Bergman picture, 'The Belles of St. Mary'?"

"No," the actress answered. "It was all a gag. I was having lunch with Leo McCarey and he thought we would kid Bing by my walking through a scene. It was only for his benefit. Somehow the rumor circu- lated that 1 was coming back to pictures. I don't know how it started because I didn't say anything.

"I'm afraid I'm much too busy finishing 'Harriet,' looking forward to getting home, and being a radio actress to try to undertake any extra duties. Besides, now that I'm in Cal- ifornia, I've got to soak up. some of this sunshine,"

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(Confinued from Page 6) movie-making, he goes to Palm Springs.

"Ma and I just like to lie around in the sun," "Gabby" explained. *T don't do any exercise when I'm not working because when I'm making Westerns, I have to be as rough as any young" fella, and it's hard work. Westerns are really strenuous."

Fifty-nine years old. "Gabby" was born in Wellesville, New York, the son of a hotel operator. At the age of eight, he took part in amateur theatricals, and in 1902, while still in high school, he ran away from home to join a stock company. Later, he learned to dance, worked in bur- lesque for twelve years, then went into vaudeville, soon headling bills on both the Keith and Orpheum circuits. Meanwhile, in Chicago, on March 4, 1914, he married Miss Earle, then a busy Broadway actress.

Hayes created his "Gabby" characterization twenty-five years ago, and, at first wore false whiskers. He found them "too much trouble," however, and the ones he wears today are all his own. He hasn't shaved in almost ten years, and the picturesque cowboy garb that he wears for his role is over fourteen years old.

Radio Debut His appearance on the Andrews

Sisters series is his first fling in

radio. Before the program's initiation on the airwaves, "Gabby" was skep- tical about his humor being rjght for radio. "I was scared, at first." he chuckled.

"Now," he added, "I'm gettin' used to it. In fact, I'm even beginnin' to enjoy it."

He doesn't consider his "Gabby" characterization in any way excep- tional. "Anybody," he frowned, "can do this old fella I'm doin'."

Of his long and varied career in the entertainment field, he declared, "If I had it all to do over again. I'd do it all just the same."

Before the war, "Gabby" liked to travel extensively and to go trout- fishing. Now, when he travels, it is to service hospitals for what he terms a "spiritual dry cleaning." "More folks," he figures, 'should go to see those wonderful boys. Then they, wouldn't be complainin' about the things they can't get."

At home, "pabby" listens to the radio "religiously." "I bet," he said, "that I have more radios than any man in America." Asked how many, "Gabby" wrinkled his brow and replied, "I don't know—but I have 'era in my bedroom, my kitchen, my living room, my cars—well, every- where."

He listens to almost every type of program on the air (from Bing and Hope to the Boston Symphony), calls listening to the radio his "hobby," regrets that he has to be down to the broadcasting studio to be on the air himself on Sundays, because it makes him miss some of his favorite programs!

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(Continued from Page 29) that Frances has "a drawerful of jewelry, but seldom wears it, except her rings—currently, a large emerald one, a recent gift from Jon."' When she picks up the paper in thh morning, Frances turns to the movie page, becomes engrossed in . the gossip columns. Asked if Frances sings around the house, Louise shook her head, "No—she whistles." /

"That's the way I practice," Fran- ces laughed.

Asked if there was anything which annoyed her, the singing star became thoughtful, t h e rt answered, "Hospital tours have cbred me of griping. Nothing bother^ me much any more. I don't know what Chris- tian Science is. but Jonrvy says I em- ploy it all the time.

"I guess if there's anything that annoys me it's too much talking or too much noise. I've been around so much noise at times during the past few years."

What would Frances do if she could have exactly the kind of a vacation she wanted? Frances looked pensive and sat in silence for several seconds, her brow furrowed. "Golly." she said finally, "I guess I'd just stay home!"

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