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have found a real jewel. Quite by accident I tuned In one day on "Dick Tracy." I was mudh pleased with it. without realizing wîy, but finally it dawned on me that there was no music. My ears were not tortured by sudden bursts of loud, nerve-racking disharmonies. Why does there have to be this insistent intrusion of so- called "interpretive music"? The other day, a mystery program that I was listening to had a gremlin crash of gruesome instruments about once every five sentences. If there is not enough material to fill an entire period, what is the objection to a half-minute of silence now and again, to do one's own thinking, or to crystallize what one has been listening to?

"When that Richfield Reporter tele- graph key starts tapping at 10 o'clock I'm listening. I like the Reporter because every bit of news is de- pendable, unbiased^ and it's complete."

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Mrs. James Broderkk. to« Angeles, Calif. Sirs: I was very much surprised to

read the criticism on "One Man's Family." I think it is a fine family program, and the children are a de- light to hear. They color their lines like old-timers and little "Margaret" is a true artist.

★ Don Brandt. 5505 Harco. Lakewood City,

Long Beach, Calif. Sirs: I would also like to put in a

good word for Jack Kirkwood and his gang which form just about the best program on the radio. And please, don't take away those silly commercials. They're good.

★ Mrs. P. Shannon, 817 South Bixel Street,

Los Angeles, Calif. Sirs: Why do they have the bridge

music and announcements so much louder than the remainder of the program that one has to fiddle with the dial constantly? Some of the "singing" commercials drive me mad. Also, while I get ready for work in the morning, I turn on the radio, hoping to get a little musto—but all I near is boogie-woogie, a lot of talk, and someone trying to be funny about "time to get up, fellows, so hop out of bed." You may think I'm "an old crab," but- I'm really not. I merely want to point out my own radio "gripes."

★ Jimmy Moore, 720 North Orange Grove,

Hollywood, Calif. Sirs: As to the Lawrence Tibbett

situation, I think the "Hit Parade" is now as good, if not belter than the Frank Sinatra era. Both have their own types of songs. Personally I would rather hear "Accent-tschu-ate the Positive" sung by Tibbett than "The Music Stopped" by Frankie.

About Bob Hope and the people who fail to find him amusing, no other entertainer has given his time as faithfully or willingly to a cause such as the amusement of servicemen as has Mr. Hope. We should not criticize anyone who has done so much.

★ E. C. Barney, Main P. O. Box 1051, Loi

Angeles. Calif. Sirs: What do you think about these

sadistic plays on the radio? Every evening there is broadcast for the children and youth of this land, by large food manufacturers, plays with murder, tortures and hand-to-hand battles. It has become so that children who follow these outrages via

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the air are slapping and kicking their playmates, and in some cases, as I have seen, clubbing them. This morn-s ing, I see in the paper that three boys of around 15 years of age are being tried in Seattle for torturing and then murdering another youth, under the guise of some radio character!

Mrs. Robert Stanlon, 11688 McCormick Street, Hortk Hollywood, Calif. Sirs: Recently ! was reading Radio

Life and saw your story about the radio show, "Never Too Old." The story was very nice, but not complete. I noticed that all credit went to Art Baker, and not one word about Joan

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Our error, and thank j/oii /or bringing it to oar atlendon, and to the attention o( our readers. Mfsx Joan Schaffer is a charming radio personatitg, and does have an Integral part in the presenta~ lion of "Sever Too Old."

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"Well, I'm luckier than 'Gildy'," said Peary with his familiar, hearty laugh, reappearing with Betty, "because I have a wonderful wife."

Looked Smart Mr. and Mrs. Peary smilingly stood

before us. Mrs. P., the former Betty Jourdiane, is a small red-head with flashing green eyes and a sense of humor matching her husband's. While we were complimenting her upon her smart black gown, Hal, linking his arm through his wife's, informed us the soft gray flannel suit he was wearing was new—and didn't we like it?

When quizzed as to his favorite type of clothing, Hal admitted he would rather wear grays and blues— and by all means sports togs. His wife preferred him in conservative browns. Betty, in turn, confessed her favorite color was red, but as Hal wasn't fond of it. she seldom wore it. Yet they each vowed they had reds and blues, and had to wear them sometimes!

"We've lost weight," Hal announced.

"He lost 30 pounds," Betty pointed out proudly.

LOOKING DOWN AT HAL AND BETTY PEARY you might find them on

the phone inviting some of their friends over for potlucic dinner. "You brinT rhe pot," grins Hal, "we hope lor luck."

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/# JT said Hal Peary peeking — / ^ out of his front door.

Upon opening it, he smiled apologetically" for his coatless

appearance, and graciously ushering us into the living room, disappeared upstairs to call wife, Betty.

Because we are ail familiar with the adventures of that loveable, laughable bachelor, "Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve," Radio Life had come to call upon the same laughable, lov- able Hal Peary to learn how much

"Yes. don't I look sylph-like?" Peary asked, striking a pose, hand on hip.

"Oh, silly." said his wife, affection- ately poking him. "Would you like to see the house? We're planning to do it all over. It's too formal for us because we live so informally,"

Leaving the large, cheery — and what the Pearys term "much too formal" — living room with its rose couch, smartly curved desk, and or- nate grand piano, we crossed into the brightly-papered dining room. Mrs. Peary's favorite antique piece, a rare egg dish, was sitting majestically upon the mahogany side-board.

Entering Hal's den, we were greet- ed by a cozily furnished oak-pan- elled room. "Believe it or not," he said, regarding the scattered papers.

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"Throcky" are the household pets.

"YEP! THAT'S JUST THE WAY 1 DO IT." remarked Hal referring to the above picture of himself signing fan mail

Believe me, my desk always looks like that."

"it always looks like this." It is here that Hal personally answers all of his fan mail and reverts to being the Peary "bookkeeper." "He's a shrewd business man," Betty confided, "and some day wants to own a restau- rant."

Although she wasn't able to show us the kitchen, Hal .assured us that here Betty presided as queen. "What a wonderful cook she is!"

Up the Stairs Upstairs, there are three bedrooms

and baths. The master bedroom is furnished in pastels with a matching quilted headboard and spread upon the large bed. Hal has a spare, completely masculine room of his own. "I hide up here if there are a lot of chattering people downstairs." And the small guest room is furnished in early American style.

"Some day, we are going to have the place the way we want it," Betty concluded. "It's nice being closer into town. We used to live in the valley."

In telling us how they met, the Pearys proudly called attention to their approaching seventeenth wed- ding anniversary. "We were doing a show together," Hal reminisced. -Tt was in October."

"I didn't like him at all," grinned Betty. "In fact I told him he had hair like a poodle,"

"That intrigued me," interrupted Hal.

His Career Is Business "We were married the following

May," Betty continued, "f retired several years later. Of course, now I've got my hands full with the house. But I look upon Hal's career as a business. If he were selling vacuum cleaners, I wouldn't tag along."

Asked if her husband had any

faults like forgetting anniversaries or the like, she answered "mj."

"He's too generous. On my birth- day I received five wonderful gifts. He's the most fastidious man I know, is lots of fun—but—," with a smile at her husband, "has a temper. But who'd want a man without one?"

"Isn't she wonderful?" said Hal,

hugging his wife. "She's darn good to me,"

If marriage is so grand, we sug- gested, maybe "Gildy" is going to get himself hitched.

"Well, now I wouldn't say that," mimicked Hal in friend "Peavey's" gentle tones. "He" — with a broad wink at his wife—"seems to be in enough trouble already."

UNTIL THEY REDECORATE THEIR "much too iormal" Jiving room, the Pearyj like to use it only lor reading purposes. "When we get a chance, we want to

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Janet Is as Unpredictable as "Corliss" Is,

Currently Raves About Movies and Airplanes,

Often Says "Golly!", "IFonderftiU", "Lousy!"

VERYTHING is subject to change, of course, but I'm more subject to change than anything." summed up Janet Waldo with a merry twinkle.

"Everything I'm saying now? is true now, but I never know when I'm going to get different ideas."

Currently, youthful Miss Waldo is keen on flying (she plans to learn how), movie-going (she'd like to go every night), shopping, horseback- riding, bicycling and badminton, tut her busy radio schedule doesn't per- mit her to indulge in any of these pastimes as often as she'd like. Air audiences hear her at the microphone weekly as CBS' "Corliss Archer," as "Barbara" on NBC's Eddie Bracken show, and as "Irene" on the Blue's "One Man's Family."

"For instance," the actress went on to reveal an example of her charac- teristic-inconsistency. "I used to con- sider it necessary, to get up at least two hours before I was due at the studio. I allowed for a leisurely breakfast (always thinking of my

stomach, that's me), time to read the paper, and so forth. But not any more! Now, I just manage to jump out of bed and dash down to t h e studio in the nick of time, buttoning my blouse and combing my hair on the way."

Could Be "Corliss" Running a hand .through her long

dark bob, Janet gave us an animated demonstration of her frantic minis- trations en route to her morning radio rehearsals. A slim figure with a wide smile and sparkling brown eyes, and clad in a trim red suit, pretty Miss Waldo could be "Corliss" before a camera as well as .a mike. She talks rapidly with youthful zest, and accompanies her words with energetic gestures. She uses such words as "lousy" and "wonderful" and "golly" in her conversation frequently because "Corliss" does and they've become a habit. She plays "lousy" ten- nis. thinks Helen Hayes is "wonderful." doesn't wear hats because "golly," they make her feel "sort of hin- dered." She likes to wear flowers in her hair. "•

^ JANET GOES FOR brisKt colors— M vivid reds and blues, doesn't like to ™ wear hats or slacks, prefers culottes or pedal-pushers. She is thrilled to the squealing stage over the newly-created Junior Miss ol California wardrobe of "Corliss Archer Originals,"

She doesn't like slacks. "I don't even own a pair," she stated, only to exclaim, "Oh, golly, there I go again! I'm going to get a pair—one pair, because there are some times when ho other outfit is suitable." But she prefers culottes — or pedal pushers. She is thrilled td the squealing stage over the Junior Miss of California wardrobe (including a pair of pedal pushers) which is being created to bear the tag, "Corliss Archer Origi- nals." She likes bright colors—vivid reds and blues.

Janet "loves" California, hikes and all-day outdoor outings ("especially in California"), but she misses the snow and the seasons.

Here Only Four Years Born on a farm in Yakima Valley,

Washington, the actress has spent much of her life in Seattle, attended- the University of Washington for a year, appeared in a student presen- tation of "Show Boat," and came to Hollywood some four years ago. She had a brief film career, but didn't like the "sitting around and doing nothing" that accompanies movie- making.

Radio, she declared with enthusias- tic emphasis, is "fun!" She used to go around chanting in starry-eyed appreciation of the chance to be in the business, but she soon realized that she'd better stop letting everybody know how happy she was at a microphone or they'd be able to per- suade her to .work for nothing.

"Some day," (really going "beserk," she grinned in an aside) "I'd love to own a horse, two cars (she has one now), an airplane and lots of ground.

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With the ringing of the historic and inspiring Liberty Bell, radio announced to the walling world that the long-awaited V-E Day had come at last.

Sweeping aside most commercial programs to bring Mr. and Mrs. Amer- ica the complete and authentic picture of German's surrend er, radio per- formed a duty of which it may long be proud. For months in advance the industry had been making extensive plans and preparations for Immediate coverage of the eagerly anticipated event. Several times when peace seemed imminent, radio turned all of its forces to fulfilling its duty to the people—reporting Victory. When at last the official confirmation came from President Truman at six a.m.. May 8, radio was ready and swung Into immediate action.

Never in the history of radio had so many people, both famous and ob- scure, spoken over the air as did on May 8th, when the networks and local stations devoted most of their daytime schedules to special programs in connection with V-E Day.

Speakers included President Tru- man. Winston Churchill, King George Sixth of England, all the American five-star generals and admirals, a party of celebrating Russian soldiers in Portland, statesmen attending the United Nations conference in San Francisco, war correspondents and G-I-'s on. every fighting front, and ordinary citizens who gave their re- actions in their own words.

Listeners also heard the sounds of assembly lines tin ing out the weap- ons of war still needed to lick Japan; they heard the bells of Mission San Fernando, which once rang out to herald the end of the Civil War; and they heard taps played by a bugler at the close of military ceremonies at the Santa Ana Army Air Base, hon- oring the men who died to make V-E Day an actuality.

Though many regularly scheduled programs were broadcast as planned, nearly all messages on commercial programs were written to salute the ar- rival of the long-awaited day of Vic- tory in Europe, with station break announcements repeating the hope expressed earlier by President Truman that all 'energies be concentrated on completing the job that lies ahead.

Corwln at JFork Hollywood's Columbia Square stu.-

dios hummed with added excitement and activity on V-E Day last week as writer-producer-director Norman Cor- win and his crew set about to present their special one-hour show conceived by Corwin for broadcast upon the long-awaited day of victory in Europe.

Corwin completed the work in No- vember of last year, titled it "On a Note of Triumph." To bring it to the alrlanes. two studios, a dramatic cast of thirty performers, and an orchestra of fifty musicians were employed, with music composed by Bernard Her- man and conducted by Lud Gluskin, and narration by Actor Martin GabeL

Corwin, in- a conservative brown suit, a beige pull-over sweater, his familiar sunshade drawn over his eyes, gesticulated dramatically as he cued the music in one studio, the actors and sound in another.

When the program's dress rehearsal ended, he wiped the perspiration from his brow, frowned and called it "a very bad rehearsal."

"It means." he smiled then, "we'll have a good show."

Was His Face Red?

William Carr, alias J. Murray, the famous drama critic, trudged back to the NBC "People Are Funny" stage with a very red face. In addition to being crimson with embarrassment and covered with bright red indelible lipstick, Mr. Carr's wife was trailing him with a big club behind her back . . . and a very grim look on her face.

It seems Mr. Carr and his wife had volunteered for the first stunt of the evening in which Mr. Carr was to im- personate a noted drama critic and deliver a lecture to one hundred secretaries. They were in reality actresses from the Studio Club, residence of young girls in the industry. If Mr. Carr could successfully read his five minute speech without interruptions he would receive a thirty-piece set of silver. Unfortunately several ambi- tious girls made it uncomfortable for the lecturer by hanging on to his coat tails—and kissing him. At one point his wife emerged from behind the curtain and drove him off the stage with a paper club.

"They weren't secretaries like you said," commented Mr, Carr with an

Injured air. "They were actresses." "I don't think I did so well in spite

of the derby, cane and gloves you lent me and the build-up you gave me. 1 couldn't fool 'em. They knew 1 was a phony. But It was fun," smiled Mr. Carr until he caught the look his wife gave him.

Surprise Package Jay Stewart, genial mikeman on

CBS' "Meet the Missus" and "Money on the Line," found a surprise await- ing him when he walked through the studio lobby en route to lunch. There was a package for him at the information desk and inside he found two liny hand-crocheted sweaters in dainty pink and white,

Jean Gillan, faithful "Meet the Mis- sus" and "Money on the Line" fan, made them for the blessed event that Jay and his missus, radio's Beverly Barnes, are expecting within the next few weeks.

How Could It Miss? Before three thousand interested

spectators. Irene Dunne, Eddie Cantor, » Will Durant and Rev. J. Herbert Smith brought the "Town Meeting of the Air" to Los Angeles with a bang—or should we say a clang.

When the popular Blue Network program made one of its infrequent appearances at the Philharmonic Au- ditorium last week the huge hall was packed to the rafters with Los Angelans eager to participate in the evening's discussion of "Is America Losing Her Morals?" "Yes," said Miss Dunne and Rev. Smith. "No," said Mr. Cantor and Will Durant. "What do you think?" asked moderator George Denny and interrogator, Lewis Brown of the guest speakers and audience.

For one hour the question was a heated one. Reverend Smith opened the discussion by announcing that church membership had fallen off to a considerable extent, literal proof of the status of U. S. wartime morals. Eddie Cantor answered him by pointing out that church attendance was high- er at present than ever before. Lovely Miss Dunne, speaking as a mother and wife, attacked the problem from the angle that the fault lay with negligent parents who had failed to teach their children right and wrong at an early age. Summing up the negative side of the argument, Mr. Cantor advocated regular church membership as being good for the soul —and your business. Miss Dunne cap- ably summed up the affirmative by stating that "If we don't stand for something, we'll fall for anything."

After the broadcast, chatting with Miss Dunne, we learned that the actress had spent two weeks interview- ing and talking with educators throughout the city Jn order to ac- quaint herself with every angle ol her argument. Looking very charming in a chartreuse and gray suit, she was thrilled over the warm reception given her by the audience and fellow speakers.

Cornering George Denny and his pretty wife, we wanted to know how the broadcast went in San Francisco. "Fine," they assured us, and they had been quite thrilled over having Ad-

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mlral Stassen as a guest speaker. Mr. Denny was delighted by the enthusb astic response to his Los Angeles air- ing. ."How could it have missed?'.' asked a friend, "it had everything. Glamour in the person nf Irene Dunne, comedy in the Cantor way, good com- mon sens^ from Will Durant, inspira- tion from Reverend Smith, and" Cre- ferring with a wink to Mr. Cantor's Intense plea for church membership) "God ... how could we miss?"

Best Story

This week's best story on Radio Row concerns Don Bernard, producer of "The Life of Riley," program starring Bill Bendix.

On the way home from rehearsal the other night, Don saw two boys on the highway carrying a gopher snake. "Just what I need to get rid of,those pesky gophers on my farm," mused Bernard. So he bought the reptile for fifty cents and put It in the trunk of his car. When he arrived home he discovered the .snake ,had mysteriously disappeared.' I While Don was rehearsing with •'Abbott & Costello" next day, a park- ing lot attendant came into the studio to tell him there was a snake coiled on the front seat of his car. But when Don investigated no snake could be found. : A few days later while Don was en route, to "The Life of Riley" show, he discovered the elusive reptile asleep on the front seat beside him. Don stuffed It into a paper bag and locked

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it securely in the car trunk. When he arrived home and was ready to take the snake from the trunk, Mr. Snake was gone. Nothing was left but an empty paper bag.

The suprise -came next morning when Don walked out into the yard and found the snake happily slither- ing over the Bernard victory garden. Just one more reason why radio pro- ducers go crazy!

Comics Open Drive Dale Evans, Wendell Nlles and Don

Prindle, officially opened the Helldo- rado Bond Drive Celebration and led the Western Parade at Las Vegas, Ne- vada, May 17. ;

Las Vegas has gone all-out Western for the four-day event which will in- clude typical early day horse-drawn vehicle^ in the parade,. Rodeo with Servicemen audience made up from GI's from, hospitals and Army bases nearby, and a bathing beauty contest at which Dale Evans, Republic star, and the Blue Network comedy team of Niles " and Prindle w i 11. be the judges.

Niles and Prindle will emcee the Bond Dinner at the Last Frontier Ho- tel, which is a sell-out at S500 per plate.

The only modern touch of the celebration will be the 7th War Loan Bonds that will be sold throughout the city and at all-events.

In Our Mail Box

This week's mall brought an inter- esting letter from Clarence Bland Ed- wards, a Radio Lifer who tickles our memory with, these reminiscences of the ether industry in its earliest days:

"... my first radio set was a crystal set which the instructions said would receive live miles. I experimented with radio crystals. In receiving until I found a crystal that gave me a con-, tinuous connection with KDKA, the world's first broadcasting station, five hundred miles from my home in Rhode Island. It brought the great power- house of Westinghouse to our home, and like a fairy tale, I was called to New York, expenses paid. A new express train, "The Pittsburgh Express," appeared at our little railroad station and carried me to KDKA on a West-

NEXT WEEK Radio Life's issue next week will

carry a picture story which should be of Interest to all those expecting to welcome returned. servicemen back to tie family fold. Based on "One Man's Family," the pictures present "Dos and Don'ts" for greet- ing our war veterans. "One Man's Hobby Lobby" is a story accom- panied by eight pictures showing Bob Burns at the Bazooka Berk ranch, and all the versatile under- takings at which Burns is adept. Peter Potter, Gene Baker, and Sam Hayes are profiled, anfl there'll be a page of "Seen on the Radio Scene" pictures.

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"/. . I punched the time clock at the door or the world's first radio station, and each morning walked through a great electric generator on the shop floor on my way to work. One day they called me from my desk where I was writing copy for Westing- house International Magazine and photographed me on that big power generator. They told me that it was 'the world's largest power generator' and that it had been sold on contract to the Southern California Edison Com- pany, where It Is still furnishing light and power to our city from Big Creek Hydro Electric Power Station , . .

. . Vice President H. P. Davis of The Westinghouse Company, the Fa- ther of All Radio Broadcasting, called me and made me his right hand ad- vertisement writing man. It was he who established KDKA and gave if Its broadcasting room, grand piano and "Little Symphony Orchestra," a good policeman was also donated by the company to protect the studio from the "curious." Harold Arlen was a charming gentleman as announcer of KDKA in 1923, and Rev. Hugh Thompson Kerr, whom I' still write to, was the first radio minister, * ■

"I met General Harbord,. chairman of the R.C.A. at an anniversary din-, ner, and I also have met Bob Burns,

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MAY 20, 1945 RADIO LIFE PAGE a

The Fastest Coverage of the Fastest Sport

RACE

RESULTS from Major U. S. Tracks

10 A.M.-6 P.M.

Monday thru Saturday Spcmsomi 6y

National Scratch Sheet Ptaced by

Smfth, Bull and McCrcery

K G F J

The 24 Hour Station 1230 on your Dial '

Front Seat

Dinah Shore, radio's top girl singer, has been offered a front seat for the big entry Into Tokyo by American troops! A letter from the Motor Trans- port group of the Marines invites the NBC star to share a front seat of one of their trucks while riding down Tokyo's main street.

★ ★

Season in Fashions

How does one acquire that "summer-is-here" look? Well, Jeanne Mc- Keon, vocalist on the CBS "Jack Kirk- wood Show" put in her application at a recent broadcast when she appeared In a burnt-straw bonnet with a brim- ful of blue and white field flowers.

★ ★

Fashion Tip

Truda Marsen, comedienne of the KNX "Potluck Party," has a unique Idea for a collar-band. To make her black ensemble more striking, Truda fastens a rhinestone clip to the black velvet band, with a corresponding clip on the shoulder of her black crepe dress.

Diggm' Discs

wi«i Akrv i Awcdki 1

STOP/ Stop ■wh&Vevet you're doing tonight when It c«U to bo Story Teller time and tana In to a thrilling, exciting story. Marvin Maier tells 'em—every night, Monday through Friday.

4:55 p. m. KECA, 790 on yoor dial

YOUR BLUE NETWORK STATION .

With JACK LAWSON

CAPITOL Is crowing these days. And well that company should. With many discs twirling on Juke boxes all over the nation, they can take a bow for bringing out a number of top wax artists. F'example, Capitol's Jo Staf- ford was voted in Finest Singer of the Year by thousands of radio listeners in Martin Block's New York poll. Anita O'Day was chosen The Out- standing New Star of 1945 by 22 top Jazz critics for Esquire Magazine, and Downbeat named her Top Girl Vocalist with a Name Band.

• * ♦ SO MUCH for the /cmme side of

Capitol's young stable. T}ie King Cole Trio was picked tops among small combos in three polls , . those of Down Beat, Metronome and Look. Down Beat calls the Pied Pipers the Favorite Vocal Group of ■ the year. Not only these, hat Capitol has gtyen u break to many other fine recording artists and hands. Latest band to hitch up with Capitol, by the way, is Carlos Molina's. BENNY GOODMAN, whose latest

Columbia waxings are "Sweetheart of AU My Dreams" and "EvTy 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 fluorescent 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 NJSW complete album

looks like a Sears-Roebuck catalog. We sfiil think Victor turns out the best classical recordings and iceVc rapidly acquiring 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 entftuiasfs. Our youngest has quite a collection in his own right, and he'll invite his pal, Dennis, over to hear Gilder- sleeve's Fairy Tales if Dennis 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 latent is "All Of My Life" . . . Harry James likewise has waxed the tune . . Xavier Cugat, 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 all over the country are yelling for more pressings . . . Perry Como introduces a new one called "I'll Always Be With You," backed by

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KFI

America's number one comedian BOB HOPE who plays to an audience each week estimated to be thirty mil- lion has a rougher time of it than you'd suspect from listening to him glibly rattle off the jokes on Tuesday

evening at 7:00 over KFL Actually things are rather tough In the joke business due to the shortage of gagmen and Hope today iias only six working for him. The high quality of humor that he main- tains from week to week is practically his own doing because Hope alone de- rides what the subject for the week will be. After this decision Is made his

Bob Hope

gagmen dig up all the old-new and falr-to-middlin' jokes they can that would fit the subject and turn them over to Hope on Friday evening lor him to select those that will be In- corporated into the script. From this point on every moment that can be spared is devoted to cutting and pol- ishing the gags with final revisions being made up to the moment the show goes on the air. It's tough rou- tine that only a born showman like Hope could handle.

* * » The character of Dickie Blake heard

on the radio serial PORTIA FACES LIFE (2:15 Mon. thru Fri.) is por- trayed by a brilliant 13-year-old actor named Alastair Kyle. This month young Alastair opened in his third Broadway show which Is "Too Hot to Handle" starring Richard Arlen. He made his stage debut in Biliie Burke's "This Rock" and had the juvenile lead in "House In Paris" last year. His present stage role is that of a boy genius which we think is pretty much of a "natural."

• * • Vyola Vonn's guest this Saturday on

EVERYBODY' FAVORITE (4:30) Is the singing sensation Dave Street heard on the Jack Haley-Joan Davis shcAv on Fridays at 9:30. Miss Vonn Is going to attempt to discover how Dave rose from a singer at a local radio station to screen and network fame in her interview and then as a special treat, her guest artist will display his well-known vocal talent You can be sure this program will again present the songs and music you like best so don't miss it. Claude Sweeten will di- rect the orchestra and the production is under the able direction of Andy Potter. Incidently, Andy has accepted a production post with the Los Angeles Area War Chest for the second season. His record last year was very impres- sive with some 30 network and local programs placed each month on be- half of the War Chest. Sdvertistmeni,'



SUNDAY, MAY 20

THE RADIO FAMILY CIRCLE

7 •it* fWILBUR NELSON

mi kit fftMILY

Sunday MorMing WttTihip

KFWB 7:30-8 AK

•fa luilkalea ».wt» Hruiirtcasls. —KFi—'I'ho lit em ul IJght. *K\V, Jil'AS. KGKK,—>ews. HjKECA—News,

KUJ, KCIi, KFXM, KVOK— Wesley Hudio Jâsne,

*K,MPf—News. KFWB—Punaies.

•*K.HTR—News, Musie. KFAC—Country CJmrtli. KKKU—Riinrli I'rocriini, K W K VV—Fun-Amcricun

Uevlvst. KGF.l—Arm Clmlr Cuiuert. KFVl)—Teniptr ■J'uuea. KFSlt—C«U tu Worslilp, KFOX—Ker. I»r:in Bred.

8:115—K-NN—Blue Jiteket Choir. KUICit—Kingdom Within,

»!tS—KtCA—A A F SytDftlldMiv FHeht. — KFXM—Sunday Serenade.

8 rSd—KFI—Smtrssful Gardening. KNX—Invitation to Leomlnt. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOK—

k'mce ul Prophecy. KECA—Hour ot Faith. KM PC—Wesley Kaido Leagrne. KFWB—Fniuu Heacuu Mlsmuu. K.MTU—\V, U. Iteoord. KFAS—Immauuel iltiptlst

Church, KWKW—Bueuas No eves, KFAC—Strollln* Tom. KIT U—Church of Christ. KFOX—Kev. J{. K. Keld.

8:45*KFI, KRKI>—News. KG KJ—Billet .Mumruts. KGFK—House of Don.

9—KFI—Chicago Kuundtnhle. KNX—Salt Inthe Tahrrnacle,

*KE<'A—Blue Network War .lonraul.

KHJ. KGB. KFXM, K\ OK— Pilgrim Hour. 1

•*KMPC—Nrwa, Sunday Revue. * KMTK—News, SwcileJihorg Hr.

KPAS—,1 udge I*. K. Gardner. KBKD—Sunday Serenade. KFAC—l.ihrrol Catholic Hour, K.FVD—Walt* Time. KGF.l—Mid-Morning Melodies. KWKW—l-lttlo Hal". KFPC—Rev. Myron Nichols.

*KGKK—News. I>r. Sprluser. *KI~S1>—Carveth Wells.

9:15—K.MTR—Pastor K, ti. Fgertsou. KFAC—Convert. KPPC—Prelude to Worship. KGEK—Kev. J. A. Loiell. KT^SD—America IHited.

B :3a—KFI—Fcliues & Kovores. *KNX—TnmHatlHUlIc Call.

KHJ. KtiB. KFXM. KVOK— I.utheran Tlimr. +KKCA—News,

KFWB—Peter Foltcr. * KMT R—The World TomuVruw,

KGKK—Radio Revival. KFSU—Sunday Concert.

9:45—KKCA—Canary Pet Shop. ^ /v*KFr. KFSD—Tjijman's Views ±U of News. KNX—Church of the Air.

*KKC.\—.lohn Kennedy, News. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOK—

News. Glenn Hardy. *KMPC—News, Western

Federal Music Hour. *KFWB, KGKK, KFOX—News. *KMTK—News, Fannie Relnhort KPAS—Slavic Program.

KWKW—Hollywood l.ulherao. ID-15—KFI, KFSU—Chuck Collins,

scon COMMANDER and

The Romance of the Highway*

"Ufircal Realities" KHJ-KVOE

10:IS A. M. Sundays

lim m ra «jy "i® «««

57i)Tw ! mX mi\mT I m 718 870 3B0 1070 mo 1280 1230 143# IW

KHJ. KtiB. KFXM, KVOF— Comittander Scott. KFWB—Peter Potter.

KFOX—Kev, Ku%sell. 10:30—K FT—Muslent 31 llevtoues.

*K NX—News. KKCA—Sammy Kaye'a

Serenade. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOK—

Sweetheart 'Time. KPAS—Czech Polkas. KPPC—Church News. KWKW—HuuKarlao Baptist, KFSD—ChtcBKu Koundtnble.

]0:43*KNX—Edward K. Murrnw. K PPO—Tower Chimes. KFttV—Cumberland Church.

10:55* KKCA—1 .eland St owe. News Kxlra.

U—KIT—Stars of Future. KNX—Stradivari's <»rch.

* K KC A—Blue World CorresiionUcnfs.

KUJ. KGB-—Bund Concert. *KMI'C—News, Off the. Keeord. *KF\VB—News. *KMTf<—News, Clinrch of

Ohrlict. KPAS—Church of Open Door. KFAC—1st Methodist Church. KWKW—Radio City Church. KGFJ—Specials In Music. KFXM—First CungregathiDal

Church

KPPC—Church Service, Ur. Kugene CHrtton Blake.

KVOK—Past. Present, Future. KFO X—Presbyterian Church.

KGKK—Kvungelinls' Hour. KFSU—Ford Shaw.

Jl:IS*KECA—Rehind Hie 5Var News. KFWB—Peter Putter. KGFJ—Komitny Time. KVtIK—kVom) of Fife.

11;KFI. KFSD—5\ esfincltuuse, John Charles 'Thomas, *KNX—World News Today.

KKCA—Kemember Hour. *KHJ. KGB—Bill Cunningham.

KG 1"J—Song of Islands, KWKW—All Saints Kpisrupsil. KFt)X—hirst Christian Ch.

11:4»—KHJ. KGB, K5 OK—Dale Carnegie.

KMTK—Frank and Krnest. 11:55—KNX—Olin Downes. m *y * KFI, KFSU—World Parade.

KNX'—N. y. I'hllliurmonlc- *KHJ—Broadway News.

KKCA—Musical Bou<|uet, * KMPC—News, Frank

Hemingway. *KtVVB, KGKK—News. * KMTK—News, Boys* Choir.

KGFJ—Say It With .Music, KWKW—Lincoln Ave. Presliyterlan Church.

KGH—Strange As It Seems. KFXM—Hasten the Day. KVOK—Midday .Melodies.

1«:15*KECA—News KHJ—Home Town Parade. KMPC—Off the Record. KFWB—Peter Potter.

*KFAC, KFXM—New*. KPPC—Music of Masters. KGB—Voice of the Army. KVOE—Canary Chorus.

11:30—KFI. KIND—Army Hour. KKCA—"Mis* Uattle," Etliel

Barrymore, KUJ—Memory Music, Ted

Baron. KFWB—Jean T.eooard. KWKW—American Jewish

It our. *KKKI>—News.

KPPC—Friendship Hour. KGB. KFXM, KVtHS—Hookey Hall.

KGKK—Sacred Harmonies |«i4S*KKACr KPAS—News. KNX—N. V. Phllhnmionic.

KKCA—Darts for Dough. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOK—

Your America. *KM IT;—News, Manhattan Highlights.

*KFWB—Henry Charles. *K.MTR—News, Modern Concert

Hall. KKKD—-Sunday on Kancli. KPAS—I.utheran Eayman'a

I.eague. KFAC—Victory Players. KPPC—C'httmher Music. KFOX—Dick Boss.

*KFVD—News. McKee Piano, KGFJ—Console Eniorea.

*KGKH—News, Rev, Charles Grernpmyer,

1:13—KFWB—"Musical Sweets." *KFAC—News.

KFVD—Musical Revue. 1:3II*KFI—These Make History.

KNX—Nelson Kddy. KF,CA—Andrews Sisters. - KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Nome That Song. KM PC—"Baseball "tit 8 p.m. KFWB—Peter de l.lma. KMTK, KFOX—young Peoples'

Church. KGFJ—Texas Jim EewU. KWKW—Hoyos Hour. KPAS—Church in Burn. KFAC—Good Neighbor Salute. KFVD—Hawaiian. KGER—Eight and TJfe. KFSD—Music America Eaves.

1:43* KFI—Edward J or gen son, KFWB—Help Wanted. KF%'D—Vocal Varieties. KPAS—Church of Christ.

2—KFI, KFSD—Symphony Hour. KNX—Family Hour. KECA—Mary -Small Revue. KHJ. KGB, KFXM. KVOE—

I-et's Face the lasue. KMPC—Baseball.

* KFWB—World Security Conference.

* KMTK—News, Trinity M, E. Clinrch.

KGFJ—Remembrance. KFVD—Informed Democracy. KPAS—Enmpliglifec Ja/l

Session. KPPC—Hour of Song. KFOX—Good News.

-KGER—Eong Beach Hand.

Complete * Gilbert & Sullivan

y JFOT/v'J KFAC—9:30 - 11 A. M. Sun.

Sponsored bp Marshall & ClampeH

KFAC—Gilbert A Sullivan.

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

Sunday KPAS—mo key. Rev, A. V. Havens

M.A., B.D. P. O. Bog 777

Gleodale 5

KPAS—Church bu High, KPPC—Or. Frederic P.

Woetloer. KFVD—Victory Parade 'til 1

p.m.

SUNDAY Program Highlights Morning- Program* Appear In Lighlf&co Type; Afternoon and

Evening Program* in Boldface. Variety

7 !30—Andrews Slaters, KKCA. 2:30—Chariot to Greenwood,

KKCA, 3:40—Or.zle i Harriet, KNX. 4 :ou—Jurk Benny, KIT. 4:00—Kale SniUli Hour, KNX. 5:110—McCttrl hy-Bergen, KIT. 5:34—Eddie Bracken. KIT. H:0O—(tuenlin Keynulds, KNX. B:3i>—Tevaco Theater, KNX. 0:45—Jlmmie Ftdler, KKCA. 7 (SO—Harold Eloyd. Comedy Theater, KFI.

" 7:30—Faulty Brlre, KNX. «:(H)—Grent GlhlenJeete. KIT. 0:30'—Kumiinie of the Knocbos,

KNX. 9:30—Jin k Benny, KIT.

; TVar 9;f)0—'War Journal. KECA.

.13:30—Army Hour, KFI. 1 ;0U—Vuur America, KHJ.

H :15—Pacific Story, KFI. Quiz Programs

l:0O—Dartv for Uough, KECA. 1:30—Name Ttiat Sung, KUJ, 7:00—Take It or Eenve It, KNX. 8:3U—TJui* Kids, KECA.

Drama 10:15—Commander Scott. KHJ. 13:30—Ethel Barrymore in "Miss Hnttie," KECA. 3:30—Nick Carter, KHJ. 3:3U—"I Was There," KNX. 4:00—Calling All Detectives,

KHJ. 6:30—Hollywood Mystery Time,

KECA.

7:00—Elfe of Rlley, KECA. 7:10—Helen Hayes. KUJ. 8:00—Crime Doetor, KNX. 8:30—Murder, My Hobby, KHJ. 8 :30—Blondie, KNX. 9:00—Bill Iitsoce, KNX.

Outstanding Music 9:00—Salt T.ako Tabernacle

KiVX. 9:30—Gilbert J Sullivan, KFAC. ]t too—Stradivari'* Orch., KNX.

ll;30—John Charlos Thomas, KFE

13:00—New York Philharmonic KNX.

1:30—Nelson Kddy, KNX. 2:00—NBC Symphony, KFI. 2:00—Family Hoar, KNX. 3:40—Summer Hour, KKCA. 5:00—laglr wend Park Concert,

KNX. 8:00—Manhattan Merry-Oo- 'Round. KIT. 6:30—Album of Familiar Music,

KIT. 7:00—Hour of Clmrin, KFI. 8:30—Standard .Symphony, KIT.

10:00—News leal. KFVD. 10:00—l.ucky Eager Time, KFAC. HtlJ«—Bridge l«* Ureamluml,

KECA, Public Affairs

8:30—invitation to Learning. KNX. _ 9:00—Chicago Koundfable, KFI. 6:45—Dorothy Tliuinpson, KHJ. 6:45—Mayor Buwron, KMPC. 7:00—Open Forum. KFAC. 8:15—Raymond Moley, KECA. 9:43—Washlngtou Inside Out,

KECA. i

Hear Our Pupils Sing KFOX

Sunday, 2:15 p.m. Free Auditions Phone O' Write

CIVORU STUDIO 1664 No. Branson—GL 1268

2:15—KFOX—Clvoni Group. 2:30—KKCA—Clmrlotte Greenwood.

KHJ, KGB, KFX>I, KVOE— Nick Curler.

KMTK—Wings of Healing. KI'AM—Vouth for Christ. KWKW—Italian Melodies. KFOX—Kev. Billy Adams. KFVD—Timely Tune*.

* KGEK—War New*. 8:45—KNX—\VHllam G. Shlrer.

KFVD—Militant Democracy. 3—KFI—Catholic Hour.

KNX—Adventures of Ozzto 4, Harriet,

KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOK— \ Quick As Hash.

KKCA—Sumer Hour. KM PC—Baaeball.

*KMTR—News, Pianos. KF'AC—Famous jMusk-al

Fa vorltea. KPAS—California Council

Table. KWKW—Kev. Khliey. KPPC—Musical Varieties. KtiFJ-—Mississippi Show Bout. KFVD—Popular Favorites. KFSD—Couvair Entertains.

*KGKR—News, Gustnveson. KFOX—Kev. Earl I vie.

3:15—KMTK—Betty Phillips. KFVD—Colored Revue,

3:3U*KFI, KFSD—News. KNX—"1 Was There." KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

I'ptua Close. KMTK—Bible Treasury Hour. KGFJ—Epedally For You. KPAS—I.utheran Gospel Hour. KF\ H—Hank. Night watclimari. KWKW—Rev. Gugnon. KGEB—Back to God.

3:45—KFI—Melody Parade. _ KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Dick Brown. KFSD—Maiic Masquerada.



MAY 20. 1945 RADIO LIFE PAGE 11 —KI1 HFSD—Jark Benor, KXX—Kntc Smith TTiHir, ★KEfA—Drfw I't-nraon.

KIIJ. KGB. KVOK—Cnltinc All. Detectt>«H.

KM IT—Baseball. KFWII—Want lc> Be In Rartlo? KOI'M—Curtain Calls,

*K-MTK—Neivs. OW I'm sill uned Revival. •

OLD FASHIONED

REVIVAL Cimrlen K,

Fuller, Director.

P. O. Bo* 1«3, Los Anjcelea

CallL KMTH—4:06-5:00 P. S|. KPAS—4:00-5:00 p. >|. K PR 0—4:00-5:00 P. M.

KKBROADCAST KPAS—0:00 P. M. KPKO—9:13 f, jvi. RFOX—10:00 P. M, KV4IIC—10:00 l». M. KFXAJ—10:0(1 P. Si. KI'SIC—10:00 P. Si. KGKR—1; (10-5:00 P. M.

KPAS. KPRO—Old Fashluned lie viva I.

KPPC—Alliambra Pres. Oh KWKW—Sunshine Mission.' Xews, PUin-im's Hour. BJOX—Sunshine Pnstor. I-i't^Bponldaa Witherall.

a Harmonies. Gardiner, »»a. 4 :30—-KFI. KFsl)—Fitch Handwueon. KM.I. KGB, KVOE—Here's to Music.

AKFWB—Xewa. K PC A—National Vesners. KFVI>—5MI-00 Club. KPPC—Pasadena Jr. College Choir, BGEK-—Colonial Tabernacle. KI-XM—ABC-Klna's .■VmhasKnclors, •1:4.1—KFWB—Stnart llambleu. Eb-i'D—Carter Wright.

5—KFI, KFSD—McCarthy- Bergen-Ameclie.

eve*

Eula Beal Contralto

Concert Orchestra EARL TOWNER, Director

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

KNX—Inglewood Park Concert, BF/CA—Gen. Junlus Pierce. KMI'C—Basehnll, . BHd. KGB—Medial Ion Bunrd. ★•LMTR—News, Whispering

\ espers, 5 jyBtt—I'alinn Novelties. KI'AC—Bowling News. KGFJ—Twilight Time. RRKll—Anchor of Hope. K I^VD—Harlem IIolidiiT, K PAS—Seahees. KFOX—Dev. Dllheck.

tvvir?-i?"- ,J)' ■Si' Hymns. H) GR—nelhel Tabernaele. J**"' Rev- Draper.

■- gFOX—Dev. Lyle Hale, 5:30—KFI, KISI)—ICddFe Bracken Show. KNX—Art Baker. EEC A—Jerry Wayne Show. KMTR—Ketormed Witness Hour, KCAC—Christian Science. KRKf)—Hour of Cheer. KPAS—Christian Memorr Hr. KPPC—Classics. t

KFO_X—Calvary Echoes. KFXM—Made In America. K\ C1K—Civic Interest. KGKR-—Colonial Vesncrs.

5:13AKI1.J. KOR, KFXM, KVOE— Gnhrlel Heatter. KWKW—Variety. 6:55-HrKNX—Ned Calmer.

—KPT, KIND—Manhattan Merry-Go-'Knund. KNX—(Jnentin Reynolds. ★ KECA—Walter Wlnchell.

KHJ, KGB-—Steel IIoHion*.

-AKM PC, KFWE, KRKD, K FOX—News. ★KMTR—News, Bethel Chapel.

KPAC—Music for Everyone. KGFJ—House Party. KPAS—I'nlvePKtty Explorers, KPPC—Light Classics.

THE PROPHETIC WORD

DR. LOUIS S. BAUMAN

Sunday, 6:05 p.m. K G E R 1380 KG

,-x

★KGKR—News, "Prophetic Word," Louis H. Banman.

Kr'XM—Ave Maria Hour, KVtJE—Minister's Hour. 0:13—KI'.CA—Lonella Parsons.

Hollywood Mystery Time. KMPC—Heed Kllputiich,

« Charles. 6:3d—KFI, KFSIt—Album of Familiar Afusic.

KNX—Tevnco -Star Theater. KFXM—Treasury Salute, ★ Kil.r, KGB. KFXM, KVOK—

Ordrie Poster. KMPC—Mother's Alhnm. KFWB—Round Table

Discuss ion, KMTR—Radio Bible Class. KRKD—Rev. Malthewta. KF> It—Evening ."Serenade. KPAS—Beyond Tomorrow. KWKW—Echoes of Poland KPPC—Speaking of Book*. KFtlX—Hal's Memory Room. KG FIE—Lutheran Layman's

League. 6:13—KECA—.limmr Fldler. KHJ. KGB. kFXM—Dorothy

Thompson. KMPC—Mayor Fletcher Bowrnn, ★KRKD—-News, Browning, KPI'C—Story Time. KltlK—t.ruce and Truth.

7—KFI, KESD—Hour of Charm. KNX—Take It or Leave It. KECA—Life of Klley. KIM. KGU, KFXM, KVOB—

Encl Wilson. ★KMPC—News, Ad-ohr Golden Hour.

KKWlt—Vets Talk It Over. ★KMTR—News, Music. KPPC—Sacred Song Recital. KPAS—Ethel Hubler. KWKW-—James Townsrnd. KFAC-—Open Forum. Kl,F.I—Overture to Fvenloe. KFOX—Olga Graves.

7:15—KIM. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— This Is Helen Haves.

★KPAS—News. KPPC—Organ Hrcltal.

KGB—Knmona'M Minstrels. 7:3»—KFI. KFSD—Harold Lloyd.

Comedy Theater. . KNX—Fanny Brlce.

KECA—One Foot In Heaven. KFWB—Knbhl Mngnln. KMTR—.Southwest Church of Christ, KPAS—Church of Open Door. KPPC—Musical Ma-Jerworks. KFXM—High School HUites.

7:13—KFCA—Income la v. KHJ—This Changing World. KFWB—Cuthollc Answers. R PP< *•—Mast er works. KGB—Columbus Hoys' Choir. KVOE—Christian Vouth.

8—KIT. KFSD—The Great C.tldersleeve,

KNX—Crime Doctor. KECA—Greenfield Village

Chapel. KIM, KFXM. KVOE—Bora to

Be a Star. ★KM PC—News, Frank llenilngway.

FLOYB B.

•fOIiiySON and

King's Ambassador Quartet KMTR—8:05-9:00 P. M. Also 10:30-10:45 A. M. Monday through Friday

★ KMTR—News, Ftoyd JB. Johnson.

K FWB—Hoi I ywood Prcsbylerlnn Church.

KI'AC—First Methodist Church.

KPPC—Sunday Evening Hour.

KFOX—Christian Soleuce, KGFJ—Waltz Invitation. KGH—Time for Music.

★ KGER—New*. CliataiKina. 6:15—KFCA—Raymond Mo!ley.

KMPC—Wawtilngton iuside Out.

.6:25—KNX—Song of the Week. 8:30—KFI, KI'SD—Standard Symphony. KNX—Blondle. KECA—Quiz Kids.

KHJ. KGB. KFXM—Murder In My llohhy.

KMPC—Everybody's Hour. K< ■ E.J—Dancing Khythio, KPPC—Word of Life. K\ OK—Modem Music.

8 :t5—KPI'C—Religious News. 9—KNX—Adventures of Bill

T.unee. ★KECA—Sam Hayes. News. ★KHJ, KGH. KFXM. KVOB— News, Glenn Hardy. ★KMPC—News, Organ Melodies.

KFWB—I'nion Rescue Mission. ★ KMTR—News, Flgneron Chrlstlpn Church.

KGFJ—Show Time. KPAS—Old Fashioned Revival. KFAC—Sunday 'Evening Club.

★KGER—News, Bethel Church. KFOX—County Bam Dance.

9:15*KFM. KGH, KVOB—Rev Mlllcr.

KIJCA—Musfc of America. KFXM—Letters From

Servicemen. 9:30 KFI. KFSD—.Tack Benny. KNX—Romance of the

Ranch nR. KHJ. KGB. KFXM—Human

Adventure. ★ KFCA—NewB. —Pacific Lutheran Hr. KMTR—Voice of Prophecv.

(;atew57 ,0 Hiisic. KFOX—Rev. Eddie Driver, n ,r . JJGEK—Tuckln" In Hour. »:45^KFCA—W ashlngton Inside Out.

KPPC—Religious News. 1 A-A-KF!. KFSD—Richfield <Mt\J Reporter. ★ KNX—Ten o'Clock Wire.

KHJ, KGB.—SOth Air Force. . KECA—Soldiers of the IX-ess. ★KMPC—News, Old Fashioned

Revival. ★ KFWB—Henry Charles. ★ KMTR—News. Boh Brooks. KFAC—Lucky Lager Dnuce

Time. KPAS—Voice of Calvary. KGFJ—li. i- R, Cowboys.

★KFVD—News lea I. 3 Hours. KFOX—Rev. Fuller. KFXM, KVOE—Old Fasliloned

Revival. *KGER—News, Delia Cullins.

10:15—KFI—Chapel Quartet. K N X—D iacussi on. KHJ—Hawaii Calls. KECA—Allen Roth's Orcll. KFWB—tlood News Hoar. ★KMTR—What's Fp?

★ KFAC—News.

v Inside the News

with Mr. Carveth Wells

8 ia-30 P.. H, v—- KFI THRIFtY DRUG STORES

lU:30^KFI-—Cur vet 11 Wells, [aside the News.

★KliCA—News. KHJ, KGII—Chet Stewart's

Orcli. KMTR—Wingy Monone. KFAC—Music for Listening. KPAS—Bright Corner Church. KGFJ—Western Music. ★ KFVD—Newisral, KGER—Vouth ( enter. lOMA^KFJ. KFSD—News. KEGA—Week-end Feature. KFWB—Muslcale. KMTR—At Donahue's Oreh.

"| "f —KFI—America Cnited. • •••★KNX—News. Shorty Sherock.

KECA—Bridge to Orenrnlnad. KHJ. KGB—S Info nielta.

*KMPC—News, Masiers" Hour. KFWB—Gospel and Song,

★ KMTR—News. Music. KPAC—Eucky Imger Dance

Time. KGFJ—Open Album. ★KFVD—Ncwsical, 'til 8 a.m. KFOX—Merl Lindsay's Band.

11:15—KFI—Pacific Story.

SUNDAY LOGS 11:30—KNX—Miltoa Charles

KPAS—Shep's Playhouse. KFWB-—Johnny Comes Home. KMTR—Rev. I,. C. Page. KGFJ—Blue of Evening.

11:45—KFI. KFSD—St, Francis Ornh. ★ KHJ. KGH—News. KFWB—Treasury Salute. KGFJ—What's Fp? U:5S*Kn, KNX, KFWB—New*.

Waring's Signature The signature of Fred VVar-

ing's P e n n s y I v a n i a jls, "Sleep," has been with the organization since its Penn State College days. When they were Just a four-piece band playing fop fraternity dances. Waring heard a Ne- gro band from Columbus, O., playing a tune he immedi- ately liked. The Negro band- leader admitted he had no idea of its origin, but one of his men thought it was from an old hymn. After exhaust- ive search, Waring traced the tune to a church in Philadel- phia. The organist who had written the melody gave him permission to use it.

★ Versatility Voice Producer George Allen had

almost given up hope of finding an authentic English bulldog's bark for Colum- bia's "The Whistler" thriller, when he happened to hear strange, animal-like sounds coming from a near-by office. Allen dashed across the hall to the other office to discover the outbursts—and there found Gordon Hughes, producer on the CBS "Holly- wood P r e v i e w" broadcaa#, practicing up on his dog- barking repertoire. Gordon, being an old -hand at dog yowls, got the job.

★ Bill Goodwin

Bill Goodwin of the Frank Sinatra program has been voted the favorite radio actor of the National Youth Move- ment in its annual poll, just completed, and announced by the organization's head- quarters In Washington.

★ Phobias

Gene Baker, maestro of the KNX "Smile in the Morning," has one pet phobia—people who whisper. Truda Marsen, comedienne of the KNX "Pot- luck Party," suffers from a fear of driving in the moun- tains, and Barbara Tate, heard on the KNX "Through a Woman's Eyes," has a very bad case of claustrophobia.

★ Some Singer

Harry von Zell plays the guitar and piano; and can he sing!



MONDAY, MAY 21 jr Indicaies News BpoaflrnRts.

THE jiftciming

^Sibk JCmir

KFOX Mod. thru Sal

Witbut Nelson 30 with the Hyron Book and the Bible

* 7;30—B A.M.

8—KFl—Jolinit} Murraj-. e KN'X—liane Baker. . KICCA—McNeill s Breakfast

Club. KfJB. KFVM, KVUE—

Artliur liaein. ★ K^ll'C—Ncvss. NorniAn Nesbttl ■hKi-'W K— PemieII Reports. tkRMTR—News, Western Stars.

KGFJ—Mu-ie Mmlerne. it It HAS, KfJEK—News.

KKKI), KFOX—Dr. Ixiuls T. Talbot.

KWKW—Fan - American Mis- slim

KFVU—Covered Wagon Jubi- lee, Kl'SIJ—Finders, Keepers.

»:10—KK\VB—Bunds In Kevlew. KCJIilt—Soul Patrol. -• »;J5^KFI—Itetweeu the Lines. KNX—Valiant Lady. ■ KHJ, KGB—Horn Knhhlem. KMI'C—Market Iteiiurla, Sports KWKW—Reveille Revue. KF.VM—Mornlmt Melodies. KVOF—War Cosnalty List. KtiKK—Mixpati.

1:25—KPAS—-Minute Prayer. K M PC—Hattic Sports. 8t3b—KFl—Mirondy. KNX—Light of the World. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KA BE—

Take it Kusy. KM1*C—Hon Otis. KFWB—Help Wanted. KMTR—Christ Chuich t'nlty. ★KFAC. KISD—News.

KPAS, 8:30 A. M.

HAVEN OF REST Mon., Wed., Frl.

First Msle Bob and the Good Ship Grace

CPAS—Haven of Rest. KWKW—Hasten the Day.

*KHKI»—News Headlines. KFUX—Uev. It. I?. Keid.

;45—KFl. KFSli—Havid Ilarum. KMX—Auut Jeudy'« Keul Llfu

Stories. ★ KFWB—News. KFAC—Show Time. - KFVH— Vocal Favorites. KWKW—Reveille Revue, Sec- ond. KVUF—Bin* Crosby. KGER—New Tril>e» .Mission.

:55—KGH, KFXM, K\ OK—La nil y & (linger.

9*KFI, KGFJ—News. KNX—Kale Smith. ★ KHJ. KOB. KFXM. KVOK—

William Lang. New*. KECA—(itnimir Manor. ★ KMPC—News, Sweet LeUanl,

Art Baker, KFWB—l>r. Reynolds. ★KMTK—News, From Treasury

Scripture. KFAC—J. Newton Vates.

Organ. KRKFI—Sagebrush Serenade. KPAS— Polly Patterson. KWKW —Kes. Thomas Beard. KFUX—Firebrands for Jesus.

★ KG KK—News. :ft5*KM— Ktlward Jorgensou. KGER—Curtis It. Springer. :13*KFI, KFSI)—l.Urry Smith.

KNX—Big Sister. KHJ. KGB. KKAJl. KMIE— Morton Honnry. KM PC—einrs Breneman. KIAVB—Rlmmba Time. * KFAC—Voice of Health. KGFJ—Medtcul. KWKW—Treasury Salute, KGER—Hr. J. A. Lovell.

:30^KFI—From the PnelfJe, KNX—Kamonve of Helen

Trent. KH.I—Time Out. KECA.—Hrenemun's Breakfa*t

in Hoilywosid. KM PC—Sav It With Muaic. ★ KFWB. KFAC. KWKW—

News. KMTR—Bible Treasury Hour. K PAS—Harmony Homestead.

KGFJ—Swing Serrnnde. KGKK—Kudio HevKal. KFVH—Show Tunes. KG It—Serenading Vou. KFXM—Future CnlimUed. KVUhi—Prayer. Servire Bund.

9:3B—KFX.M—(Hd Family Almanac. 9:15—KFl—Roiiny Mansfield, Song*.

KNX—tlur Gnl Sunctny, KHJ—Tune Time. K M PC—Treasury Salule. K1' W B—Mi <ti no r ni n g .Melodies. KFAC—Pan Aniericnint. ★ K KKI>—News. KWKW—Gospel Friends. KFVH—Here Comes Parade. KGB—Molly Morse. KFXM—Design fur Llslening.

■« /*—KNX—Life Can Be Beautiful. .J.V★KECA—Tony Morse. ★KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVUE—

News, Glenn Hardy. ★ KMPC—News, Kits fur the Missus.

KFWB—Kitchen Kollege, Chef Milniit. ★ KMTR—New*. Music.

KFAC—Midmorning Serenade. KGFJ—Upbeat Session. KFVU—Morning Serenade, KPAS—Mary Walerslreet. KWKW—Mumenls of Melody. ★ KFUX—»«*. ★ KGER—News, God'* (Jiiurfei*

Hour. 10:13—KFl—Holtywoi'd Fun Magazine KNX—-.Ma Perkins.

KECA—Loulxe Masscy and Weal erne rs,

KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOK— SMimelhlng tt» Talk About.

KMTR—King's Men. KKKH—Hr. U. M. Hii-hardson. ★KPAS—News.

' KG Kit—Kingdom Within. KFOX—Rev. Emma Taylor.

10:30—KFl. KFSD—Albers Hour. ★ KNX—Bernndlue Flynn, News. KECA—My True Slory. KM PC—Stump Cs. ★ KFWB—Henry Cliarlea. KMTR—Iloyd ». Johnson. ★ KFAC—News,

★ KWKW—News, Symplioulc Strings,

KPAS—Woman's World. KFVH—Union Keseiie Mission. KGKK—Sunshine Pastor, 10KIT. KFSt>—Art Baker. News KNX—Voun't Dr. .Mntone. KHJ, KVOE—Mublc, lories. KM PC—Home Chats. KFWH—Seienee of Mind. KMTR—Cure of lite Body. KFAC—Between the Lines, KKKH—Mill ni gbt Mission. KWKW"—CaiH-ho Serennder. KGB—John J. Anthony. KFXM—Voice of the Army. KFOX—Or. A. C. MUlielson.

10:53—KECA—Aunt Jemima. n—KFl. KFHH—Guiding Light,

KNX—Two on a Clue. ★ KHJ. KGB. KVOE—Cedrlo

Foster, ★KECA—Bankliage Talking. ★ KM PC—News, iloim-inakers dob.

KCWB—VI Jar vis. ★ KMTR—News, Dr. Louis Tftl- bot.

KFAO—Iloretta. KGFJ—Concert Pastelle. KPAS—Italph Littlefield. ★ KFVH. KGER—News. KWKW—New*. Mghtiog

Americans. KFXM—Voice of ICxperlence. 11:15—KFl. KFSH—Today's Children. KNX—Rosemary. KECA—Klhel and Albert. KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE— Jane Cowl, KPAS—J. Newton Vutes, KFOX—Spotlight Bunds.

IIjSO—KFl, KFSI)—Womnn in White KNX—Perry Mnsuu. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVUE—

Queen for Today. KIC(A—Blue World Corre-

spondent*. KMTR—Songs to Rrmemher, ★ KRKO. KFAC. KFOX—News. ★ KPAS—Pusmlenu Indepeortenl. ★ KWKW—News, Instrnmelodles KGKK—Rev. Grcenameyer.

11:43—KFl—Hymns or All Churches. KNX—Tena & Tim. ★ KECA—News. KMPC—I.inl Gluskln. KFAC—I'inno Briefs. KPAS—Hoot Gibson's Pnluted

, Post. KFVH—Violet Schrnra. KFUX—Varieties.

4 KFl—Farm Reporter. Xfa KNX—Neighbors, Irene

Heasley, ★KHJ—Brundwny News. KECA—Mystery Chef. ★ KMPC-—News. Frank Fleming- war, ★ KMTR—News, Uutinee Melo-

dies. KFAC—Luncheon Concert. • KPAS—Hal Hart. KWKW—Blue Room. KRKU—Prairie Schooner. ★ KGFJ. KGB, KVOE—News. ★ KFVH—Editor of Air, ★ KtiEK—News, Hr, Curtis H.

Springer. KFSU—Woman of America.

12:15—KFl. KFSI>—Mu Perkins. ★KNX—Howard Petrie. News. KHJ—Johnson Family. KECA—Gospel Singer. KMPC—Norman Neshitt. KGFJ—Sweet nnd Low. KWKW—Open Bible Revival. KFVO—Luncseon Miisical. ★ KFOX, KFXM—News. KVOE—Red Cross,

12:30—KFl. KFSD—Pepper Voung's Family.

KNX—Bright Horizon. KHJ. KVOE—Mild and Mel- low. ★ KECA—Jolm B. Kennedy.

KMPC—Bridge Club, Robert Lee Johnson. ★ KFWB—News,

KMTR—Mert Lindsay 3c Band.

MONDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In Llghtface Type: Afternoon and Evening Programs In Boldface.

Fariety 8:00—Johnny Murray. KFl. 8:00—McNeill's Breakfast Club, KECA. B:00—Kate Smith. KNX. 9 :30—Tom Breneman Breakfast.

KECA. 8;no—Hoagv Cnrmlchnel. KM. 0:30—Spotlight Bands. KF.CA. 7:0fl—Guy lumiburdo, KECA. 8:0fl—Supoer CTuh. KFL 8:15—Hedda Hopper. KNX. 8:15—l.nm ami Abner, KECA. 8:30—Burn.. « Alien. KNX. 9:3d—Vox Pop, KNX.

War 5:15—Salnle to the Services, KMTR. 5:13—411 Joe. KPAS. 8:50—Renter's N'ewa Ulspatch,

KFWB. 10:15—Pacific War Analysis, KN\.

Outstanding Musk 4,■0(1—Musical Maslrrplecea.

KFAC. 3:30—Voice of FTrrstoDe. KFl. 6:ul>—Musical Higesl. KGFJ. 7: DO—Cunt en ted Hour, KFl. SrfiW—FNenliiK Concert, KFAC. 9:00—Telephone Hour. KFL

10:011—-I.tu-kv Lager Dance Time. KFAC.

10;l>ll—Newslral, KFVD. 10:00—Enstslde Club, KFWB.

Drama 5:30—Turn Mit. KHJ. 6:00—I.nv Radio Theater. KNX. K:I.V— Real Life Stories, KHJ. 7:00—Screen Guild Players,

KNX. 8:00—Sherlock Hit lines, KHJ. 8:30—Cavalcode of America,

KFl. 8:30—Michael Shayne, KHJ 8:3#—Hswlborne House. KECA 9:00—The Whistler, KNX.

Quiz Programs 0:30—Heller Half. KILL 6:30—Information Please, KFl. 7:30—Thanks to the Vnnks, KNX 7:30—Or. 1. Q.. KFL 8:30—Pay Day Quiz. KMPC.

Public Affairs 2:00—0. VV, Ideas, RRKD,

11:13—Wushlngtiin Today, KFl.

Sports—Comment 12:30—Bridge Club, KMPC. 6:15—Spnriiitime. KMPC.

10:30—Snm Baiter. KECA.

KGFJ—Culling sAil Zones. ★ KWKW—News, Hawaiian Echoes.

KGB—Club Reporter. KFXM—Farm Front, KGER—Juke Bîy.

12:15—KFL KFSD—Right to Happi- ness.

KNX—Bachelor's Children. KECA—Constance Bennett. KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KM>E—

GruciuuN Living. KMPC—'Jack Nlierman. KFWB—Al Jo n Is. ★ KFAC—News. KWKW—SingloK Sweepstakes. KI "IT)—Violet SclirHm. KI"AN—Tex Tyler. ' KrOX—Lucky Ludy. Kl.'ER—Gardening Nehool.

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

★KMTR—News, Music. KFAC—Hr. Helen Collier. KGFJ—Easy Rhythm. ★ KFVH, KGKK—News, KGB. KVOE—Walter Cumptuo KFXM—Songs of Hawaii.

1:15—KIT, KESH—Stella Dallas. KECA—Radio Parade. KHJ. KGB, KVOE—Lisa

Maxwell's Party. KFAC—Melody Matinee. KGFJ—Blenvenldos Amlgos, KFVO—Monds In Music.

1:25* KNX—News. I:3U—KFl, EFSil—Loreuzo Jones. KNX—Feature .Story.

KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVUE— Sever Ton Old. v

★ KECA—This Moving World. till Martyn.

KMPC—Lady of Charm. KMTR—Swl it gt i me. ★ KRKH—News, Music. ★ KPAS—News. ★ SWEW—News. Memuries. KGFJ—Texas Jim Lewis.

1:45—KFl, K Fail)—Von tig Bidder Brown.

KNX—Danny U'Neil. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE.

Handy Man. ★ KECA—Buddy Twlss, News. KM PC—Juan Rolando. KKKH—Singing Waiters. KFVH—Music City, Ki'A.v—Gardening. KFUX—Concert Master.

1:36—★ KECA—Ed Jorgensun. 2—KFl, KFSD—When a Girl

.Marries. KNX—Evelyn Winter. ★ KHJ—-This Changing World. KECA—What's Uoln*, Ladies.

★KMPC—News, Sweet Leilanl. ★KMTR—New*, Halley'a Swing-

lime. KFAC—Paradise Isle. KKKH—U. W- Ideas. KGFJ—Community Bruad-

rasler. KFVH—Timely Tunes. KWKW—Clnb 60. KGER—Sernrlly Confereoee. KFXM—Our Town, Social Se-

curity. ★KGB—News.

2:15—KFl, EFSD—Portia Faces Life.

KNX—Service Time, KIM—Today on the Coast. KM PC—pRn-Amerlcana.

' KFAC—Memory Muslcale. KGFJ—Town Crier. KFOX—Public Bulletin.

2:30—KFl. KFSD—Just Plain Bill. KNX—.Meet the Missus. KF.CA—Frances Scully. KMPC—King Cole Trio. KFWB—Bert Fiske.

KRKH—Baseball Scores.; ★ KWKW—News. KFOX—W estern Songs. ■

2:45—KFL KFSD—Front Page Farrell.

KHJ. KGB, KVUE—Radio Tour.

KECA—Memories In Meiody- KM PC—Ring Crosby. ★ KFVH—News.

3—KFl—Rand of Ufe. KN\—Housewives Protective League. ★ KFCA—Three O'clock News. ★ KHJ. KGF.R. KFSH—News,

KFAC—Famous SIrtsloal Fn- vnrlfes. ★ KMPC—News, Local Events.

KFWB—Melody Matinee. ★KMTR—News, U Pays to Know,

KGFJ—Jack Pot. KRKO—Victory Queen Contest *KPAS—Listeners' Digest.

KWKW—Ring Crosby. KGB, KVOE—Griffin Re-

porting. KFXM—Prayer, News,

Brevities. KFOX—Baddy Cole.

S:15—KFl—Joyce Jordan, M.D.



radio life PAGE 13 MONDAY LOGS

KfX'A—FooUight Favorllea, KIIJ—Happy Homes. Xorma

VounB- KMIU:—Swlns Shifl. . SPAS—.luke Box Matinee 'til

3:13 p.m. K1VK W—Ke/leefIons in Music. KFOX—Mr. & Mrs. America. KO=l—John KIrbyS Oreli. KVUF—Of Civic Interest. KFSO—Koaii of Mfe. 3:30—KFI—Mcmon of America. KNX—Jimmy Carroll Slnss. RFC A—Loie >'oles lalerliifle.

Top Tunes. KK\VB—Sweet Lcilanl, Vic- tor! nui Living. RMTK—Pianos.

KOFJ—Orcliestre du Jour. *-KKKI>—News. Music.

KFVU—Popular Favorites. ★KWKW—Off the Press. K(.H—Art Baker.

KVGE—Newsplv Melodies. KFOX—Hollywood Salon. KGHR—Cheerful Chat.

, Sodio't good n«lgWb«r

W AUNT MARY

KFI 3:45 f JW. Monday thru Frtdoy

3i45—KFI, KFSD—Aunt Mary. KXX—The World Today. KH.t—Bill Hay Reads the

Bible. KIX' V—F.asy IJstealn'. KFWB—Jair. KMTR—Hawftliao Village.

*KFAC—»w». KGFJ—Air-o-iorlals. KGB, KFXM, KlOE— Jolinson Family. KWKW—Melody, Theater

Guide. 3:5fi*KNX—Bob Trout. 4—KFI, KFSD—One Woman's

Secret. KXX—Potluck Party. *KKCA—-Headline (MM ion. ■FKH.I, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Nates, Fil'ton Le.vets, Jr. *-KMPC—News, Sweet Heilani,

KF'W B— Woman's World. ★KMTR—News, Win Morro,

MUSICAL MASTERPIECES

Gems of Melody 4-5 P. M.e KPAC-1330

Ask fop free program at Slavick Jewelry Co.

★KM PC—News. Teen and Twenty. ★KMTR—Xcvrs, Music. KGFJ—Jive at 3.

KKKI>—Snn^s of the Saddle. KWKVV—Cfillrpce Jive. ★KGER—News.

5;lgiKFI, KFSU—News. KXX—Throueh a Woman ■ Eye*.

KBOA—Hick Tracy. KMJ, KGB. KI'XM. KVOE Xuiierman. K^fTK—Salule to I lie Services ★ KFAf. KFV!>. KPAS. Kl>H—

News, 5:30—KFi, ^.FSD—toice of FSresmne. ★KXX—Harry Flaoncry.

KECA—Jack Armatrnng. KIIJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE Adventures of Tom Mis. KMTB-—Irwin Allen. KFAC—Wliofl Bill Club. KG FJ— Loterovvunn. KFVH—30-90 flub. KltKH—South Seat Serenade. KPAS—Jnko Box Matinee. KWKW— American-Jew isii He. EGBB—Security Conference.

5:tS*KXX—Nous. Truman Krwdlef KKCA—Cnntnia Midnicht. ★KH.I. KGB. KFXM, K\«&- Xlcht News Wire.

KMPC—Help Wanted. ★KMTR—K. (.mils FlaJoa, »*v*. ★ KG F.I—»»»•

KFVO—Evening Concert. 5:5.V*KXX—Bill Henry. 6—KFI, KFSU—Hmvey Car-

michnel. KXX—T.nx Radio Theater. KECIA—Celebration, "Water

Buffalo." ★KIIJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— News, Gabriel Hen tier. ★KMPC—News. Norman Nrsbitl ★KFWB. KFOX, KGER—New*. ★KMTR—News. Mnslc.

KFAC—Music for Everyone. KGFJ—Musical Olffest TIU

ft p. m. KWKW—Italian Melodies. K P AS—nosDltaiity House.

8:1S—KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Real l.lfe Stories KECA—Peter de Uma. KM PC—Sports Time. ★KFWB—John B. Hughes. KMTR—Tomassn Enseirvbie. KPAS—01 Joe.

Miracles of Science Dr. Arthur I. Brown

6:15 - KFOX. 1280 kc. Mob. Wed.

KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE Lime Baugcr. ★ KFWB—Xeus. KMTU—Or. Clem Uavles. KFAf:—Casa Cugat. KRKO—Ho You Know? KtiKR—Gosrvel Hour. „ ' .

7:«*KP"WB, KFOX—Major Hubert Turner, C'tunment, ★ KFAC—News.

KPAS—Studio Frolics. 8—KPT, liFyll—'Perry Cocno. KXX—Jack Kirk wnrid Show. ★KRCA—Ted Malnne.

KIM, KGB. KFXM, KTOE Sherlock Oolmro. ★KMPC—News. Frank Hem- ingway. ★KIXVC—UeutetB* News Die- patches. .

FI.OYW «. JOHNSON

and Kins's Ambassador Quartgi

KMTR—8:05-9:00 f. H. Also 1« 0 r M A. M. Sfondny through Friday

KMTR—What America Play*. KPAS—l.ife and UraUh. KGB—Lew Diamond's Orch. KVOE—SmuotU Performance.

KFAf—Musical Masterpieces. KGFJ—Va riatlons. ★KGKB—News, Helens Smith. KFVl>—Piano Selections. KWKW—Speaking of .Sports.

*:15^KF1, KF9D—New* of the World, ★KECA—Raymond Gmm Swing, „ „„

BFIJ. KGB, KFXM. KVOE— Re* Miller. KlIPC—Garrett's Varieties, ★KFWB—Vocal Varieties,

News. KWKW—Ring Cole Trio. ★KFVTJ—News. KRKD—Movleland Quiz.

4:30—KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. KNX—Open House. BECA—Gen. Junlna Pierce,

Comment. KHJ. KVOE—San Francisco

Sketches, KMPC—Paramount Parade. KMTK—Concert Master. KKKD—Tunes of the Day. KGFJ—Styl I ng* In Blue,

i KWKW—Piano Reveries. KGB—Songs of Praise. KFXM—Dr. Philip M. LovelL KIND—Black ft White,

4:45—KEflA—Hop Harrlgao. KHJ—Frolics. KMPC—.Modem Romances.

KFWB—Stuart llnmblen. ★KKKD—News. KWKW—King Cole Trio. KFOX—AM Dli-klnwm. KGB—Tommy Hafris Time. ★ KF81»—H. V. Kiillenhorn.

4:W—KNX—Organ Interlude. S ★KFI—II. V. Raltenhom.

KNX—Man Named Jordan. KECA—Terry and the Pirate* ★KHJ. KGB, KFXM. Ki OE— Sam Hayes,

fil.

KFOX—Miracles of Science. RGER—Bev. Burpo, 8:30—KFI, KFSD—Inform art on. Please. _

KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Better Half. KMPC—Ozie Waters. KFWB—America Dances. KFVD—Vaudeville. KPAS—Church of Christ. ★KWKW—News. Sports. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KGEK—Pmphery Speaks.

6:45—KMPC—Bhumba Time. KMTR—Treasure Chest. KRKD—Hollywood Tunes-

smlttas. KPAS—Inside Facts. KWKW—PajToll Guarantee. KGB—Ships of War. 8:55—KKt'A—Coronet Story Teller.

7—KFI. KF8D—Carnation Con- tented Hour.

KNX—Screen Guild Players. KECA—Beutdon F.8.A. KHJ—Cart Massey. ★KMPC—»«». Dinner Daore. ★KMTR—News. Music. KFAt:—Floyd A- Allen. ★ KKKD, KGER—News. KWKW—Airport Ground

School. KPAS—Help Wanted. KGB—Eddy Orrutt.

7;15*K|1.I. KGB, KFXM. B\OE— News.

KNX—Drie Wafers and Ills Guitar. KMTU—W. B. Record. KFAC—Musical Jewel Bo*. KRKIt—Three Quarter Time. KPAS—C.l.O. Reporter. KWKW—Evening .Musical. KGEK—Dr. Fagan.

7:30—KFI. KFSD—Dr. 1. Q. KNX—TliaiiUs to the tanks. KECA—-Cugal's Orch.

★KMIK—News, Floyd B. Jobnson.

KFAC—Kveniog Concert. KGFJ—Df Words and Verse. KPAS—J. Fmnk Burke, ★KGKB—News. Mosle.

8;V5*KK}. KFSD—Fleet-wood too.

KNX—Hedda Hopper. KECA—Luni aud Abner. KMPC—Modern Vocal Gems. KFWB—Wnrner Bros. Orch. KGFJ—Show Time,

g• 38—KFI, KFSD—Cnvalcado of America.

KNX—Burns and AfleB- KECA—Hawthorns House.

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0:15—KECA—flohhy Hours. KHJ KGB, KlUE—Mutual

Muolcale. ★KFWB—Sam Baiter. ★ IVftKFI. KFSD—Klchfleld A \J Reporter.

★KNX—Ten o'clock Wire,

HpHywpod Spotlight with George Fiiher

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Inside the News

Of THE 7Ht STAGE powToiHH flaMM/tr nun.

with Mr. Carveth Wells

10:30 P.M. —KFI thrifty drug stores ★ KECA—Hollywood Spotlight,

George Fisher, ★ KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE— Fulton Lewis, Jr. ★KMPC—News, Dance Parada.

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Club 10 fo 12 P. M, lv«ry Nil. Itc.pl tu.S.p

KMPC—Pay Day Quit. ★ KFWB—News. KGFJ—Dmu ins Rhythm. KPAS, KFHX—P. E. Gardner KGEK—Savior of All.

8:45*KErA, KPAS—News. K FVVB— Pan- A- M «si-C ana.

8;55*KNX—New*. 9—KFI, KFSD—Telephone Hoor. KNX—The Whistler.

KKCA—Blind Date. ★ Kil l, KGO, KFXM, RV OE—

News, fileim Hardy. • ★ KMPC—Jiew*. I'revue Time. ★KF1VB—Peter de 1-lmn. KMTR—News, Music. KG FJ—Sal udus A ml go*. KPAS—Dr. l-outa Tnlhof.

9:tS*KnJ. KGB. KFXM. KVDE— Ocl| Urnwn. News. ★ KMPC—Dean Dieknsun, KFW It—Manpower. 0:3l)_KKl—Hollywood Bow! Audi-

tions, KNX—Vo* Pop. KHJ—Feel'fig is Mutual. ★KECA—News. KMPC—Music with Mings, ★KFWB—Henry Charles.

KFWB \ Am«rl«€*i ■•"di

KFVVB—Kttstsldo Club. ★KMTK—News, Bob Brook*. KFAC—lanky Lagrr Dance

Time. KGFJ—B. & B. Cowooye. KPAS—Western Hit Parade, ★KFVD—Newslral. 3 Hoor*.

10:L5—KFI—Fuseen Enemy. KNX—Pacific War Analysis. KECA—Martha MeorS.

★ KIIJ. KGK. KFXM—News. KMTU—What's CP?

10:38^KFl—Carveth Wells, Inslds Hie News.

KNX—World's Most Honored Mtisle.

KECA—Sports Bonk. KHJ—InWnSon Family. KMPC—Texas Jim I^wlg. KMTR—Wingry blonone. KGFJ—Western. KFXM—Mystery Thealrr.

J0-45_KFT—Votra of a Nation, KH.I—Neblelfs "So the Story

Goes." KMTR—At Donahue Orch.

U^KFl, K1TJ—News. ★ KNX—J'm Wy««t. KECA—Times. Tidings, ★K'tPC News, Motion Pirfore

"Brirfs. KFWB—Ensfside Cluh. ★KMTR—News. Win Morro,

KGFJ—Open Album. KPAS—Shejt's ITayhouee. ★KFVH—Newslrnl, KITJX—M<ri Lindsay and

Nite Eiders. 11:15—KFI—Musical IntertiKle, ★KNX—Same In News.

KHJ. K'iD. KVOB—Carlos Molina's Dreh. KFAC—l.ueky T.ncer Dance

Time. I j :n) KFI—It llaitnened Today. KNX—I'nselieiiuletl-

|].3(t_Kn. KI'SI)—Jne Relcbman tln-hepfrn. v KECA—News, Dlvin Hos- pitality. . „ t

KHJ. KGB, KVOE—Ring Cole Trio. KGFJ—Blue of Evening.

*KFV«—Newsreel, Till 1 a m. |1:45*KHI. RGB, KF^D—News.

KGFJ—H hilt's Fp? U:»5*KF1. KNX, KFWB—News.



TUESDAY,

IITHUS

7am

KHJ Scotch Trlaft Action deans it ^ s

-+c indirates >'ews Bi'uadcasts. —KFI—Johnny Murray. KNX—Geno Baker. KRCA—McNeill's Breakfast

c:iub. *KHJ, KGK, KFXM, KVOE — Arthur GaetU,

News. Norman Nesbitt ★KFWB-rl'enneU Reports. ★KMTR—News. Western Stars.

KFAC—Country Church of Hollywood,

KGFJ—Music Moderne. ■*RrAS, KOER—News.

KRKD 8:00 A.M.

HAVEN OF REST Tues., Thurs., Sat.

Firtf Male Bob and tNc Good Ship Grace

KUKU. KTOX—Haven ot Rest KWKW—I'an-.VmericBB • Mission.

KIA t>—Coverei! Wagon Jubilee.

KIND—Finders, Keepers. 8:15+KFI—Between the Lines.

KNX—Valient Lady. KHJ. KGB—Kom Koliblers. KMI'C-—Market Report, Sports KFWB—Hands in Review. KWKW—Reveille Revue. KFXM—Morninit Melodies. KFSIt—Good riieer. KVOK—Wnr Casualty List. KUBR—Mlzpah.

8:25—KMI'C—Hatfie, Si»ort«. 8:30—KFI—Mlrnndy.

KNX—Lieht of the World, KHJ. KGB. KVOE—Take It Easy. KMI'C—Don Oils. KFWB—Help Wanted. KMTR—Christ ( htircli Uiuly.

• +KFAO, KRKD. KIND—News. KFAS—Bnptist Brothers. KWKW—Dr. John Matthews. KFX-M—Sunshine Service. KFOX—Kev. K. E. Keld.

8:15—KFI, Kl'SD—David TTRrtim. KNX—Aunt Jenny's Stories.

+ KPVVB—News. KFAC—Show rime. KFVI)—tnral Favorites. KWKW—Reveille Revne,

Second. KVOE—Blng Crosby. Kl'SD—Dr. Reynolds. KOKR—New Tribes Mission.

8:55—KGH—T^nny & Ginger. 9★KFI. KGFJ—News.

KNX—Kate Smith. ★KH.l. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— William Lang.

KKCA—Glamor Manor, ★KMI'C—News, Sweet Lellanl, Art Baker.

KFWB—Health Talk. ★ KMTR—News, Christian ,

Fondnmentals. KFAC—J. Newton Tales.

Orgnn. KIIKP—Reflrctiona In Music. KWKW—Kev. Thomas Beard. KPAS—Polly Patterson. KFVD—Wall* Time. K Ft>X—rirebrands for Jesus. ★KG FK—News

9:0S*KFI—ICdwnrd Jorgenson. Comment.

KGEK—Dr. Curtis II. Sprlncer 9:Lo+KI'T. KFSD—-Larry Smith,

Commentator. KNX—Bis Sister. KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE —

Morton Downey. KM PC—Mark Hreneman. KFWB—Hhuiitba Time. KGFJ—Medical. KWRW—Morning Song Parade KGEIi—Rev. ,1. A. Lovell. KFAC—Voire of Healli,

9:30^KFI—From the Pnclfic. KNX—Romance of Helen.

Trent.

MAY 22 KECA—Breneman's Breakfast

In Hollywood. KHJ—Time (Hit. KM PC—Say It With Music. ★ KKWB, KFAC, KWKW—

News. KMTK—Bihto Treasury Hour. KFA D—Show Tunes. KGFJ—Swine Serenade. KPAS—Hnrmony Homestead. KG EH—Radio Revival. KGB—C. 8. Marine Bund. KFXM—Future Unlimited. KVOE—Prayer, Service Band.

9:36—KFXM—Old Family Almanac. 9;40—KFI—O. I.s Abroad.

KFWB—Sweet Lellanl. fl:45—KFI—Ronny Mnnsfleld, Songs.

KNX—Our Gal Sunday. KHJ—Tune Time. KM PC. KMTR—Treasury

Salute. KFWB—Mldmornlae Melodies. ★KRKD—News. Clifton. KFAC—Fan Amcrieana. „ KWKW—Gospel Friends. KFAD—Here Comes Parade. KGB—Molly Morse. KFXM—Design for LUtenlng. KGER—Colonlnl Tabernacle. KFSD—Ann Gibson.

<% A—KNX—Life Can Bo Beautiful. XW*KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

News, Glenn Hardy. ★KKCA—Tony Morse. ★KMPC—News. Tilts for Ihe Missus.

KFWB—Kitchen KoUege, Chef Mitani. ★RMTK—News, Music.

KGFJ—Ifphent Session. KFAC—Midmornlng Serenade. K PAS—Mary Waterstreet. KWKW—Moments of Melody.

★KGER—News, Pmstrom. ★KFOX—News. 10:13—KIT—Hollywood Fan Magazine KNX—Ma Perkins.

KKCA—Mnslr of Manhattan. KHJ. KGB. KFXM—Luncheon

With I.opez. KM.TK—King's Men. ★K PAS—News. KRKD—Dr. O. M. Richardson KFOX—Rev. Emma Taylor. KGER—Kingdom Within. KFSD—Heaven on Earth Club

10:30—KFI. KFSD—Albera Hour. ★KNX—Bcrnadlne Flynn, News. KECA—My True Story. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Paula Stone, John Brlto. KM PC—Stump Vs. ★KFWB—Henry Charles. KTMK—Floyd B. Johnson.

★K FAC—News. K PAS—Woman's World. ★ KWKW—News. Symphonic Strings.

KFVD—Fnlnn Rescue Mission KGER—Sunsliino Paslor. 18:t5*Kn. KFSD—Art Baker, News KNX—Voung Dr. Malone.

KHJ. KGB, KVOE—John J. Anthony.

KM PC—Homo Chats. KFWB—Rtdenco of Mind. KFAC—Between the Lines. KFOX—Dr. A. V. Miclielson. KWKW—Kev. Patterson. KRKD—Midnight Mission.

KFXM—American Mercury Theater.

10i53—KECA—Aunt Jemima, n—KFI, KFSD—Guiding Ughl.

KNX—Two on a Clue. ★KECA—Baukhnge Talking. ★ KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Cedrio Foster. ★KM PC—News, Homcinakers' Club.

KFWB—A1 Jar vis. ★KMTR—News. Dr. Louis Talhot.

KWKW—News, Fighting Americans.

KGFJ—Concert Pastelle. K FAC—IToretta. KFXM—I'oice of Experience.

★KFVD. KGER—News. 11:15—KIT. KFSD—Today's Children

KNX—Rosemary. KECA—Ethel ami Albert- _ KHJ, EGB, KFXM, KVOE —

Jane Owl. KFVD—Musical Revue. KPAS—J. Newton T'ntes. KFOX—Spot light Bands. 11:25—KHJ—Owl Program.

11:30—KIT, Kl'SD—Woman In White ★KWKW—News. Inslrumclodies KNX—Perry Mason. KECA—Blue World- Corre spondenl S. KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOL —

Uueen for Today. KMTR—Songs to Kemember. ★KPAS—Pasadena Independent. ★ KFAC. KFOX—News. ★ KKKD—News, Douglas. KGER—Rev. Clias. Grecna-

meycr. VI :45 KFI—iiymna of All Churches.

KNX—Tena & Tim. KECA—News, Ted Meyers. KMPC—D'Artego. KFAC—Piano Briefs. KFVD—Violet Sell ram.

—Hoot's Pointed Post. \ KWKW—Blue Boom. KFOX—Varieties. KGER—Bible Treasury Hour.

ll;33*KW KW—News. M —KIT—Farm Reporter. Xfc KNX—Neighbors, Irene Bcasley.

★KHJ—Broadway News. KECA—Myslcry Chef. ★KMPC—News. Frank Hemingway. ' _ ★KMTK—News, Matinee Melodies.

KPAS—Hal Hart. KFAC—T.uncheoh Concert. ★KGFJ. KGB, K\OB, KGER— News. , .. KFVD—Editor of Air,

KFXM—Diagnostlo t.roup. KFSD—Woman of America. KKKD—rrnlrle Schooner,

TUESDAY Program Highlights Morning Proa rams Appear la Llghtfaco Type: Afternoon an Evening Programs In Boldface

Variety v 5:00—Johnny Murray, KIT. 8 ;00—ilcNem'H Breakfast Club.

KECA. 9:00—Kale Smith. KNX. 8:30—Erenenmn'e Breakfast

Party. KECA; 10:00—Chef Mtlani, KFWB. 10:30—Paula Stone. KHJ. 11:13—Jane Cowl, KUJ- 4:30—Art Baker's Notebook. KFI. 5:30—Date with Judy. KIT. 6:38—Fibber McGee & Molly. KFI. 8sSP—fipoflight Band*. KECA. 7:0fl—Bob Hope, KFI. 7:30—Rnteigli Room, Hildegarde,

KFt. 8:00—Jack Kirk wood Show.

KNX. 5:110—Perry Coum, KFI. A:15—Lum anil Abner. KECA. H:30—Glnny 81 nuns. KIT. 8:30—Alan Young Show, KECA. 0:00—Everything for the Boys,

KFI. IFar

7:00—Trans-Atlantic Quiz. KECA.

10:13—Pacific War Analysis, KNX Drama

0:00—Mystery Theater. KTT. Inner Sanctum, KNX.

0:30—This Is My "Best. KNX. 7:30—Red Ryder. KUJ.

7:30—One Man's Family, KECA. 8;00—Count of Monte Cristo, KHJ. 9:00—Big Town, KNX. 9:30—Downstage Center. KFI. 8:30—Murder Will Out, KKCA.

Quiz Programs 1?:S0—t ailing All Zones. KGFJ. 1:00—Think Hard Now, KUJ.

Outstanding Music 4:00—Musienl Masterpieces,

KFAC. 4:30—American Melody Hour, KNX.

8:09—Musical Digest, KGFJ. 8:00—Evening Concert, KFAC.

10:00—Lm-ky Lager Dance Time, KFAC. 10:09—Newsiral, KFVD. jOidO—Easlshte Club. KFYV1S. Public Affairs

12:45—Books, KVOE. 6:30—American Fornni, KHJ. 7:00—Suinner Welles. KKCA. 7:15—Hopper at Kan Frauclscn,

KECA. 10:30—Congress Speaks, KNX.

Sports—Comment S;X5—Belle Marfell. K3ITI1. 8:15—Baseball, KMI'C.

10:00—Olympic Fights, KMTR. 10:30—Sam Baiter Sports. KECA

12:13—KFI, KFSD—-Ma Perkins. ★KNX—Howard Petrie, New*. KHJ—Johnson Family. KECA—The Gospel Singer. KMI'C—Norman Neshitt. KGFJ—Sweet nnd Low. KWKW—Open Bible Soc. KFYT)—laincheon Vlusienl. KGB, KVOE—George Olson.

13:30—KFT. KFSD—Pepper Young's Family. KNX—Bright Horizon. KHJ. KVOE—Mild and Mellow. ★KECA—John B. Kennedy. KMPC—Bridge Club. ★KFWB—News, KMTR—Mer| Lindsay & Band. KFAC-—Pan Americanb. KFVD—Violet Schram. KGFJ—Calling All Zones. ★KWKW—News, Hawaiian

Echoes. KGB—Smoothies. KFXM—Smoothies.

13:45—KFI, KFSD—Bight to KGER—Juke Box. KFOX—March Time. Happi ness. KNX—Bachelor's Children. KHJ—-Lee Shlppey. KECA—Constance Bennett. KMPC—Jack Sherman. KFWB—A! Jarvls. ★ KFAC—News. KWKW—Singing Sweepstakes. KGB. KFXM—This 1* Music. KVOE—Books. KFOX—Lucky Lady. KGER—Garden School.

1—KFI. KFSD—Backstage Wife. KNX—G. E. House Party. ★KECA—Time Ylcws the News. KHJ. KGB—Think Hard Now. ★KMPC—News, Headline Bands ★KMTR—News, Music. KGFJ—Ease Riiylhro.

★KGER, KFVD—News. KGB, KVOE—Walter Comp-

t.on. KFXM—Songs of Hawaii.

1:15—KFI, KFSD—Stella Dallas. KECA—Radio Parade. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— KIsa' Party Line. KFAC—Melody Matinee. KGFJ—Bicmenldos Amigos. KFVD—.Moods in Music.

1:33 ★KNX—News. 1:30—KFI. KFSD—Lorenzo Jones. KNX—Feature Story.

KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Never Too Old.

KECA—Tilis Moving World. KMI'C—1-mly of Cbartn. KMTK—Swingtlme. ★KKKD, KPAS—News. ★ KWKW—News, Musical

Memories. KFVD—Hawaiian. KEOX—Concert Master. KGFJ—Texas Jim Lewis. KG EH—Captains of Induslry.

1:45—KFI. KFSD—Voung Widdcr Brown.

KNX—Danny O'Ncil. ★ KECA—Buddy Twiss. Kill. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Handy Man. KMPC—Juan Rolando. KKKD—Singing Waiter*. KPAS—Land of Mine.

1:50*KECA—Edward JorgenKon. —KIT, KFSD—When n Girl

Marries. KNX—Evelyn Winter. ★KHJ—This Chancing World- KECA—Whafa Doing Ladies? ★KMIT.'—News. Sweet Lellanl. ★KMTR—News, HaUey's

Swingtlme. KWKW—Club 90. KFAC—Paradise Isle, KGFJ—Community Broad-

ensters. KFOX—Organ Treasure*. KKKD—P.T.A. KFVD—Timely Tunes. KGER—Knife's Band.

2:13—KIT. KFSD—Portia Face* Life. KNX—Service Time.

★ KHJ—Today on I'oust. KMPC—Pan-Americnnn. KGFJ—Town Crier. KFAC—Memory Mus'calc. KFOX—Public Bulletin.

Z s23* KN X—News. 2:30—KFI, Kl'SD—Just Plain BUI.

KNX—Sleet the Missus. ★ KECA—Frances Scully. KMPC—Kins Cole Trio. KFWB—Bert Fiske. KKKD—Baseball Scores. ★ KWKW—News. KFOX—Songs of the West. KG Kit—Security Conference.

2:45—KFI, KFSD—Front Page Fnrrell.

KECA—Memories in Melody. KHJ. KGB. KVOE—Radio

Tour. KMPC—Ring Crosby. ★KFVD—News.



RADIO LIFE PAGE 15 TUESDAY LOGS

3—KFI—Bflad or Life, K>-X—ITouienives rrotfctlTfl l.rueup.

-irKEO.A—Tlirô ■n'Clnrk >>«■«. KI-Si;, KGBR—Ne»y*. ★ KMfC—»ir5, Lnrnl JCventa. Ki'WB—MtUxlj Mnttnea.

-*■ RM1"R—»«. It Pays to Know, KFAC—Famous .Musical

Fttsoritc*. KOK.J—Jack t'ot. RJAH—Popular Tunes. KUKU—Matinee .Melodies.

•k K F At?—i .lM «♦ r »* liasesl, KtVK W—Studio Center.

Kit OX—Bodily Cole. KGB. KVOE—Grllfln _Jie porting. KKV3I—»ws, Derotlons,

Brevities. 1:15—KTI—Joyce Jordan. M.D, ★KNX—>ews. The Todds.

KIIJ—Happy Homes, >'orma Young, KKCA—Kootnght Favorites. KMFC—SwingsMIt, KMTR—Traffic Tribunal. KWKW'—Reflection" In Music. RI"AS—.Juke Box Matinee' til

5:15 p. m. KFOX—nnvrsll Calls. KVOB—Civic Interest. KFSD—Road of Fife.

3:30—KFI—IVoman »>f America. Ik-KNX—Xews, Afternoon Dance,

KKCA—Allen liofb Orchestra. KI'AV P Sweet Lellanl, Vic-

torious Fivlng. KMTK—rinncs. KGI-M—Orciiestre de Jour.

★KRKD—News Headlines, ★KHKW—Oft the Press. KTOX—nollywnod Salon. KGB. KVOE—Muslenl 3Iafiiie« KGEll—Cheerful Chat.

3:15—KIT,* Kl^SD—Arrni Mary. ★KNX—World Today Bob Trout. KH-T—Bill Hay Reads Hie

Bible. KKCA—Kasy TJitenin*. KFWU—lart. KiMTR—Hawaiian I'll Inge,

+KFAC—New*. KGFJ—Air-4»-l nriat«. KWKW—Melody, Thrater

Guide. KGB. KFX>t. KTOB—John-

sou Family. 4—KFI, KFSD—One Woman's

Seerct. KNX—Potluck Party.

•fcKJSCA—Tfendline F.diMnn. iKIM, KGR, KFXM. KVOE —

Fulton Fewis, jr. ^rKMPC—New*., Sweet IÛanl,

KFWB—Bert Flske. ★KMTR—News. Win Morro. KGF.T—Varlntions. KFVTV—Piano Seiections, KWKW—Sprnking of Sporls. ★ KGEB. KFOX—News.


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

Ask for free program at Slavick Jewelry Co.

KFAC—Musical Maslerpieces. 4:15★KFI. KFSD—World News, ★KNX—News, Mnslr. ★KIM, KGB. KFXM, K1 OE—

Key Miller. ★KECA—Raymond Gram Swing KM PC—Garret'* Varieties. ★KFWB—Gospel ami .Song, News. ★KFVD—New*.

KWKW—King Cole Trio. KRKI>—Movie land Quiz.

4:30—KFI—Art Bakers Notebook, KNX—American .Melody Hour. KECA—Gen. Pierce, Comment. KH.I—San Fran risen Sketches. KMPC—Our Fighting Heroes. KMTK—Concert Muster, KKKI>—Tunes of the Day. KG I'M—Styllns* in Blue. KFVI>—Tea Time Music, KWKW—Ciii'cn* Commit lee. KFXM—Dr. Plillin f/ovell, KFND—Black 'n* VI hltr.

4:45—KHJ—Frolics. KECA—Hup llnrrignii. KM PC—•Twilight Tales,

* KPwH—Stuart llamhien, KKOX—Art Dickinson. KRKD—Salvfttoro Santneila. KWKW—Pinno Moods. KGB—Tommy Harris Time. KVOE—Trcn-nry Salute. KFXM—MusicnI Cocktail.

5★KFI, KFSD—Edward Jorgen- son,

KNX—Man Named Jordan.

★KHJ. KGB, KFXM. KVOE— Sam Hayes. News.

KECA—Terry and the Vlrate*. ★ KMPC—News, Teen and Twenty.

^-KMTR—New*, Muslc- KKKD—Songs nl the Saddle. KGFJ—Jive at Five. KI'VO—Evening Serenade, KWKW—College Jive. KFOX—Sunshine Pastor. ★ KGRR—News.

«:I5*KIT. KFSD—News. KNX—Through a Woman'* Even.

KF.CA—Dick Trnr.r. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE —

Supermun. KMTK—Belle Martell, Sports. ★KFAC. K PAS, KFVD—News: ★KWKW—News. Western. 5:30—KFI. KFSD—A Date with

Judy. ★KNX—Harry W. ITamtery.

KECA—Jack Armstrong. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Adventures «I Tom SIls, KMTK—Irvrin Allen.

KFAC—Whoa Bill Club. KGFJ—Intermission. KFTD—DO-90 Club. KRKD—South Seas .Serenade. KPAS—Juko Bnv Matinee. KWKW—Ameriran Jewish Hr. R (i KB—World Security

Conference. 5:45^KNX—-Truman Bradley, New*.

KECA—Captain Midnight. ★KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE— Night News Wire.

K.tlTC—Help Wanted. ★ K5ITR—K. Eouis Flatnu. ★ KGFJ—News. KKVD—Evening Serenade,

5:55*KNX—Bill Henry. —KFI. KFSD—Myfilery Theater,

KNX—Inner Sanctum. ★ KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Gabriel Hcnlter.

★KtX'A—Guy Izwuhtmlo Show. ★K51PC—New*, Norman Neebitt ★ KMTR—News, Music. ★ KFON, KGKR—New*.

KFAC—Music for Everyone. KGFJ—Musical Digest, 'till 8

p.m. KRKI>—Early Dancelle. KWKW—Vtnlian Melodies. KP AS—Future Pinn'Sts.

1:15—KECA—Reserve. KHJ. KGB. KFXM-, KVOE—

Jimmy Fuller, KMPC—Sitort* Time. ★ KFWB—John B. Hughes, KMTR—Tntiinsso Ensemble.

★ KEVIN—New*. KPAS—Mary Burke King. K FOX—II Irk Ross. KGEB—Itrv. Btirpo.

8:30—KFI. K» 11—Fibber McGe# & Molly.

KNX—XIU * Is My Be«l. KECA—Spollight Bards. KHJ, KFXM, KVOE—Ameri- ean Fonim. KM PC—Ozle Waters, KFWR—"America Dances." KFAC—Erwin Tea, Organ, KFVD—Vaudeville, KPAS—Church of Christ. ★ KWKW—New*. Sports, KFOX—Hot's Memory Room. KGKR—Prophecy Sneak*.

★ KGB—Arch Obo'ee. 6:4.5—KMPC—Hlmmha Time.

KMTK—Treasure Chest. KRKD—Hollywood Tnne- smillis. K PA S—Inside, Fact*.

6:85—KKCA—Coronet Story Teller. 7—KFI. KFSD—Bob Hope.

KNX—"Service to the Front. ★ KECA—Sumnev Welles. ★ KMPC—News, Dinner Dance. ★ KMTR—News, Music. KFAC—Musical Comedy,

★KRKD, KGEK—News. KPAS—Help Wanted. KWKW—Airport Ground.

School. 7:15*KH.T. KGB, KFXM, KVOK—

New#. KNX—Orle Walers. KFX'A—Hcdda Hopper at San

Frnncl "co. KMTR—W, B. Record. KFAC—Musical Jewel Box. ★ KFVD—News. KRKD—Three-Quartcr Time. KPAS—C.I.O. Reporter. KWKW—Evening Musical. KGEK—1»T, Fagna.

7:30—KFI. KFSD—Knleigh Room with Hildegarde.

KF.CA—One Man's Family. KHJ. KGR. KFXM, KVOE—

Red Ryder. ★KFWB—News.

KMTR—Dr. Clem Da vies. KFAC—fins a Cusat. KRKD—Do Von Know,

KGEB—Kingdom Within.

Hear

"HOLLYWOOD

PREVIEW" with

OTTO KRUGER and Guest Stars

• in motion pictures of the future

TUESDAYS

7:30pM

KNX-1070

KNX—Hollywood rrevlew. 7:15*KFWB, KFOX—.Major Hubert

Turner. Comment. ★ KFAC—New*. KPAS—Studio Frolics.

8—KFI. KFSD—Supper Club. KNX—Jock Kirkwood Show. ★ KECA—Ted Mnlone. KHJ, KGR, KFXM. KVOE—

Count of Monte Criato. ★ KMPC—News, Frank Hem-

ingway. ★ KFWB—Disimlch from Renter*'. ★ KMTK—News, Craca Dot son.

KFAC—Evening Concert. KGFJ—<if Words and Verse. ★ KPAS—J. Frank Burke.

8:1-5 ★KFI, KFSD—Fleet wood . I^wton, KNX—Music That Satisfies. KECA—T.nm and Abner. KM I'd—Modern Voeal Gem*. KFWB—Warner Bros. Orth. KGFJ—Show Time.

8:3*1—KFI, KFSD—Johnny Presents Ginny Simma.

KNX—Theater of Romnnce. KECA—Alan Young Show. KMI'C—Headline R«nil». ★ KFWB. KGFJ—New*. KMTR—Central Church of

Christ, KGFJ—.Itnnclng Khytlim. KPAS, KFOX—P. E. Gardner KFXM—Spirit of Viking*. KVOE—Ships of War. KGFJ—Dancing Khythm. KGKR—Melvin Moorojean.

8:4J—-KFV^Tl—Pan-A-Mmd-Cana. KVOE. KFXM—Ship* of War S-.ivS-fcKNX—Ncwh.

9—KFf. KFSD—Everylliing for the Boys.

KNX—Big Town. ★ KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE— New*, Glenn Hardy.

★ KKCA—Newspapermen"# Forum. World Security. ★ KMPC—New*, Dance Parade.

★ KFWB—Peter rle l.lma. ★ KMTR—New*, Music. KPAS—Dr. IxtuU Tnlhot, KGFJ—Sahldo* Amigo*-

9:15*KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Re* Miller.'

KEC A— M naieat M emolr*. RFWB—StroITIn' Tom,

S:30*KNX—TMwin C. Hill. KFI—Downstage Ceuler.

""MURDER WILL OUT"

11 mm

KECA—Murder Will tint. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— ('liaplahi Jim. ★KFWB—Henry Charlr#. KMTK—.Music, Modern Mood.

KFXM—This I* Poland. KGEK—Faith Tabernacle.

DON'T MISS

"DOWN

STA6E CINTRI" IS' CI A 9:30 P.M. IVrl • TUESDAYS

8:15—KNX—Topestrle* of Fife. KIIJ—C nselioduled. ★KFWB—Sam Baiter, KFXM—Musio for Nigtit. KVOE—Smooth Performance.

t A^KFI. KFSD—Rich field JL V Reporter. ★KNX—Ten o'Clock Wire.

Hollywood Spotlisht with George FUhet

10:00 K M.— KECA (- , T r

Inside ihe News with

Mr. Carveth Wellj 10:30 P.M KFI

THRIFTY OROG STORES

KECA—Holly wood Spotlight, George Fisher. ★KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Fulton I.ewin. Jr. ★KMPC—News, Dance Pnrnde.

EASTSXDE

Club 10 to 12 P. M. Iv.ry H». t.c>e» iu.ff

KFWB Amrrlea'i flMrt ietJi Q KFW B—East side Club, ★KMTK—News. Olympic Fight* KFAC—T.ucky Lager Dance

Time. KGFJ—R. fi Re Cnwlwy". ★RFVl)—Newaicfti, 3 Hours, KPAS—Western Hit*. ★KGEK—News, Victory

Mission. ID iIS+KFI—George Polk. ★KNX—Pacific War Analyfl#. ★ KHJ, KGB, KFXM —New*. 10:30—KFI—Carvefli Wells, inside

* Ihe News. KNX—Congress .Speaks. KHJ—Johnson Family, KECA—Sport* Book. KM PC—Texas Jim Lewis. KGFJ—Western Music. KGB—Eddie Orcutt, , KFXM—Mystery Theater.

10:43—KM—Voice of a Nation. KNX—Behind Die Sceoe*. KfXlA—Freddy Martin Orch, KHJ. KFXM. KVOE—

Johnny Neblelt. KGB—Anirriean Forum.

•§ 4 ★KFf—Eleventh Honrs News. A JLirRNX —Jim Wyntl. ★KHJ. K KX3i—N c ws.

KECA—Tunes, Tiding*. ★ KMPC—New*. M. P. Items. KFWB—East side Club, ★ KMTR—News, VViu Morro. KGFJ—0|>en Album, KPAS—tarter Wright. Kl-HX—Merl Lindsay Nile

Riders. 11:13—KFI—Muslral fnterhide. ★ KNX—Name* in Now*.

KHJ. KVOE—Chet Stewart's Oreh,

KMPC—Rhythm 'till Midnile. 11:20—KFI—If Hapjicned Today,

KNX—Tony Pastor. ★ KFVD—Ncwslcal 'till 1 a.m. 11:30—KFI—Ray Herhck's Orch,

*KE< 'A-—News. KGFJ—Blue of Evening.

11:4-3—KN X—Shorty Sherork. KFCA—Dixie llospitalif y. ★ KHJ. KGB. KIND—New*.

KGFJ—What'* Vp? U;55*Kri, KNX, KFWB—News.



WEDNESDAY, MAY 23 ■ArlndlcBtes »vv» nroadcasts. —KT1!—Johnny Murray,

' K>'X—Gone Baker. KECA—McXeiH'B Brcaklnst

Club. ^KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Arthur Garth." +KMPC—News, Normna NenWtt

KFWB—E.A. Breakfast Club. ^tKMTK—Kews, Western Stars.

KGFJ—Music Moderne. *KI'AS, KGEK—»ws.

KRKI>, KTOX—Br. touis T. Talhot. 4;

KFAC—Country Chmrh. ■■ K\VK tV—Pan-America n Mis-, at on. "j -i,

KFtD—Covered Wagon Jubilee. KJFSD—Finders, Keepers,

81 Oit—K G E ft—5o 111 Fat rol. 8:15—♦KFl—Between the Lines.

KXX—Valiant Lady. KHJ, KGB—Horn Kobblers, KMPC—Market Report , Sport* RWKW—Reveille Review.

' KGKR—Mizpah. KFXM—MorniQK Melodies. KVOB—-War Casnalty List.

8^5—KPAS—Minute Prnyer. KMPC—llatfic Sports.

8 :W—KFI—MLrandy. KNX—Light of the World. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Take It Easy. KMPC—Songs for Von, Otis. KMTR—Christ Church Cnity.

*KFAO. KFSl>—New*.

KPAS, 8:30 A. M.

HAVEN OF REST Moil, Wed., Fri.

Firtt Mate Bob end. the Good Ship Grace

KPAS—Haven of Rest. KWKW—Dr. .Matthews. ♦KRKD—News Headlines. KF(IX—Rev. R. E, Retd.

8:45—KFI, KF8I>—David flarum. KNX—Aunt Jenny's Real Life

Stories. KFAC—Show Time. KWKW—Reveille Revue, Sec- ond. KGB—Leo Huff Trio. KFVI>—Vocal Favorites, KFXM—Sunshine Service, KGKR—News Tribes Mission.

8:M—KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Lanny & Ginger.

9*KFI, KGFJ, KGER—News. KNX—Kate Smith. KKCA—Glaxaor Manor.

JrKIIJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Wllllsm Lang. "

•*KM PC—News, Sweet IÛanl. Art Baker.

-AKMTR—News, Church Looks at Life. ■ KPAC—J. Newton I'ntcs, t Organ

KWKW—Rev. Thomns Beard. KPAS—Polly Patterson. KRKD—Sagebrush Serenade. KFVD—Walts Time. KiXlX—Firebrands for Jesus.

8:05 ★KFI—Edward Jorgenaon, Comment.

KGER—Curtis H. Springer. 9;IS*KFI. KFSD—Inrry Smith,

. Commentator. KNX—Big Sister. KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Morion Downey, KMPC—Mark Breneiran. KMTR—Bible Treasury Hour.

"THE VOICE OF HEALTH"

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

for the McCOY HEALTH SYSTEM

Every morning—Mon. thrn Fri. KFAO at 9:15

KHJ—Time Out, KECA—Breneman's Breakfast

In HollywoikL KMPC—Say. It With Music.

★KFWB, KFAC, KWKW—News KMTR—Bible Treasury Hour. KFVD—.Show Tunes. KGFJ—Swing Serenade. KPAS—Harmony Homestead. KGER—Radio Revival. KGB—Serenading Vou. • KVOE—National Prayer.

Tortr Army Service Forces. KFXM—Future Cnllmlted.

.9:35—KFXM—Old Family Almanac, 9:40—KFWB—Sweet Lellanl Time. 9:45—KFI—Honny Mansfield, Songs.

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

Salute. KFWB—Mldmornlng Melodies. KFAC—Pan Americana. KWKW—Gospel Friends, KFVD—Here Cornea Parade. KGKR—Colonial Tabernacle. KGB—Army Service Band. KFXM—Design for Listening.

1 rtAKNX—Life Can Be Beautiful. AV KIM, KGB. KFXM. KVOE— News, Glenn Hartly. ★KECA—Tony Morse. ★KMPC—News, Hits for the Mlssns.

KFWB—Kitchen Kollege, Chef Milan!. ★KMTR—News, Music.

KFAC—Mldmornlng Serenade. KGFJ—Upbeat Session. KFVD—Morning Serenade. KPAS—Mary Water street. KWKW—Moments of Melody. ★KGER—News, Bostrom,

-- ★KFOX—News. 10:15—KFI—Hollywood Fan Msga-

' vine. KNX—Ma Perkins.

. KECA—I^mise Msssey and Weatcrnrrs.

KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE— Something To Talk Tbout.

KMTR—King's Men. ★ KPAS—News. KGFJ—Salon Swing. KRKI>—Dr. O. M. Richardson

JKGER—Kingdom Within. K FOX—Rev. Km ma Taylor. KFSD— P.T.A. '

18:30—KFI, KFSD—Albers Honr. ★KNX—Bemadloe Flynn, News. KHJ—Sewing School. KECA—My True Story, KMPC—Stump Us.

★ KFWB—Henry Charles. KMTR—Floyd B. Johnson. ★KFAC—News. ★KWKW—News, Symphonic Strings.

K K Kit—Samolloff, KFVD—Union Rescue Mission KGER—Sunshine Pastor.

NOW PIERRE Msesiro of the Chafing Dish With Marion Lec WOMAN'S WORLD

on KPAS—10:30 A. M.

KPAS—Woman's World. KFXM—Vincent InpeF Orch. 10:45—KFI, KFSD—Art Baker,

News. ' KNX—Vuiing Dr. Maloae. KHJ, KGB. KVOE;—-John J.

■* Anthony. KMPC—Home Chats. KFWB—Science of Mind. KMTR—Care of the'.Body. . KKKD—Midnight Mission. KFAC—Between the Lines. KWKW—Gaucho Serenaders.

KFXM—Treasury Salute. KFOX—Dr. A. U, Mlchelson.

lfl:55—KECA—Aunt Jemima, n—Kfl, KFSD—Gutding Light.

KNX—Two on n Clue. KKCA—Bankliagc Talking. KHJ. KGB, KVOE—Cedrio

Foster. ★ KMPC—News, nbmemakers' Club.

KFWB—A1 Jarvls. ★KMTR—News, Dr. Louis Talbot. KFAC—Floretfn. KGFJ—Foneert Pa K rile. ★KF\T), KGKR—News. KPAS—Ralph Llttlefield. ★KWKW—News, Fighting

Amerlcnns. KFXM—Voice of Eiperlence.

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 Vales. KFOX—Spotlight Bands.

11:30—KFI. KFSn—Woman In White - KNX—Perry Mason.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Oneen for Today. ★ KECA—Blue World Corres- pondents.

KMTR—Songs to Reraemhcr. ★ KFAC, KRKD. KFOX—News.

KPAS—Pasadena Independent. ★KWKW—News, Insfromelodles KGER—Rev. Clmrles Creen-

amyer. 11:45—KFI—Hymns of All Churches.

KNX—Tena and Tim. ★ KECA—News, Ted Meyers, KMPC—Roy Shields. KFAC—Piano Briefs. KPAS—Hoot's Painted Post, KWKW—Blue Room. KFOX—Varieties. KFVD—Violet Sell mm. KGER—Blbio Treasury Hour.

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

9:3d^KFI—From the Pacific. KNX—Romance of Helen Trent.

WEDNESDAY Program Highlights " * Morning Programs Appear in Lightfac* Type; Afternoon and

Evening Programs In Boldface, Variety

• KNX,- 8:30—Gay Mrs. Featherstone,

KFI. 8:30—Connterspy, KECA. . 9:00—Mr. and Mrs. North.-KFL 9;3lh—Ellery Queen, KNX. 9:30—Hollywood Theater. KFI. 9:30—Arch Oboler Play. KHJ.

8:00—Johnny Murray. KFI." ' 8:00—McNeill's Breakfast Olub. KECA.

8:00—L. A. Breakfast' Club. KFWB. 9;{10—Kate Smith. KNX. 9.'30—Breneman's Breakfast,

KECA. 10:00—Chef MlTanl, KFWB. 11:15—Jane Cowl, KHJ. 8:00—Kddle Cantor, KFI. 0:00—PVank -Sinatra Show, KNX 7 :IH)—Kay Kyaer, KFI. 7:39—Lot Vourtmlf Go, KNX. 8:00—Jack Kirk wood. KNX. 8:0o—Supper Club, KFI. 8:15—Lmn and Abner, KECA. 9:00—Jack Carson, KNX. 9:00—Evelyn Bigshy, KECA.

JVar 5:15—Salute to the Services.

K51TR. 8:00—Reuters' News Dispatch,

KFWB. 8 200—Television, Teat Pattern,

W8XYZ, 8:39—Television, Scanning Ihe

Globe. W8XYZ. 9:00—Television, Teletrarel, Hita

and Bits, W6XYZ. Drama

8:39—Mr, District Attorney, KFI 7:30—1.one Ronger, KHJ.

Quiz Program* 8:30—Which Is Which, KNX.

Outstanding Music 4:90—Musical Masterpieces,

KFAC. 8:09—Musical Digest. KGFJ. '7:00—Great Moments ha Music,

KNX. 8:00—Evening Concert, KFAC. 9:30—Toung Artist's Competi-

tion, KFI. 10:00—Lucky Lager Dance Time,

KFAC. 10:0O—Newslcnl, KFVD. 10:00—Eastslda Club, KFWB.

Public Affairs 7:30—Junior Town Meeting,

KECA. Sports—Comment

12:30—Bridge Club, KMPC. 8:15—Basebnll, KMPC.

10:30—Sam Baiter," Sports, KKCA

4 —KFI—Farm Reporter. KNX—Neighbors, Irene

Bensley. KHJ—Broadway News. KECA—Mystery Chef, ★KM PC—News, Frank ' Hemingway.

.★KMTR—News, Matinee Mrlodles. ★KGFJ. KGB, KVOE—News,

KFAO—T.unch con Concert. KFVD—Editor of the Air. KPAS—Hal Hart. K KKD—Prairie Schooner. ★KGER—News, Dr. Springer. R FXM—Dia gnnat 1c Group. KFSD—Woman of America.

15:15—KFI, KFSD—Ma Perkins. ★KNX—Howard Petrie, News, KIM—Johnson Family. ★ KM I'C—Norman Nesbllt. KGFJ—Sweet and lx»w, KWKW—Open Bible Society. KKCA—The Gospel Singer. KFVI>—1 .unchron Music.

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

Orch; 12:30—K FT. KFSD—Pepper Young's Family.

KNX—Bright Horizon. ★ KKCA—John B. Kennedy. KIM. KVOE—Mild and Mellow. KMPC—Bridge. Club, Robert

Lee Johnson. ★KFWB—News. KMTR—Merl Lindsay Band. KFAC—Pan-America na. KGFJ—Calling AH Zones. KFVI>—Violet Schram. ★KWKW—News, Hawaiian

Echoes. KGF.R—Juke Bo*. , KFXM—Farm Front. KGB—The Smoothies.

15:43—KIT. KFSD—Right to Happiness. - I

KNX—Bachelor's Children. KKCA—Constance Bennett. KIM, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Grncioiis Living. KMPC—.lack Sherman. KFWB—AI Jarvls. ★KFAC—News. KPAS—Texas Tyler. KWKW—Singing Sweepstakes KFOX—Lucky i-arty. KGER—Garden School.

1—KFT, KFSD—Backstage Wife. KNX—G. K. House Party. ★KECA—Time Views the News. KHJ—Think Hard Now. ★ KMPC—News, Headline Banda .♦KMTR—News, Music. KFAC—Dr. Helen Collier, KGFJ—Easy Rhythm. ★KFVD, KGER—News. KFOX—Dance Time. KGB, KVOE—Walter Compton. KFXM—Songs of Hawaii.

1:15—KFI. KFSD—Stella Dallas. KECA—Radio Parade. _ KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— ★ • Klsft Mavwell. KFAC—Melody Matinee. KGFJ—Blenvrnidos AmlgOS. KFVD—Mood* In Music. - • 1:25*KNX, KWKW—News.

1:30—KII, KFSD—Lorenzo Jones. KNX—Fen lure Story. __ KECA—This Moving World. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE—

Never Too -Old. KMPC—Lady- of Charm. KMTR—Swingtime. ★KKKD—News, Music. ♦KPAS—News. ♦KWKW—News, Memories. KGFJ—Texas Jim Lewis. KFVD—Hawaiian Music.

1:45—KFT, KFSD—Young Wmder Brown. „ „ ,, KNX—Danny O'Nell,

KI-XIA—Bnddy Twi«s. KHJ. KG", KFXM, KYOE— Handy Man- KM PC—r.Iuan . Kola ndo. KRRD—Singing Waiters. K PA S—Police Ba nd.

. KFOX—Concert Master. 1:50*KECA—Kd Jorgenson. 2—KFI. KFSD—When a Girl

Mnrrlca. KNX—Evelyn Winter.

. ♦KHJ—This Changing World. KECA—What's Doing. Ladles. ♦KMPC—News, Sweet Lellanl. ★ KMTR—News, Hailey's Swingllme.

KFAC—Paradise Isle. KGFJ—Community Broad-

cnslers. KWKW—Club 60- . KGER—Long Beach Band. KFVD—Timely Times. KFXM—Safety First.

2:15—KFI. KFSD—Portia Face# Life;

KNX—Service Time. KHJ—Today on the Coast. KM PC—ran-Amcricana. KFAC—Memory Mosicalo. KGFJ—Town Crier.



RADIO LIFE PAGE 17 WEDNESDAY LOGS

KCB. KFNM—Melody Time. KVOIv—Meet tv Wend. KFÔ—Classic Hour.

Z ;25-JrK>-X—>'eW9. 3:30—KFI. KFSI)—Just I'lain Ulll. K>,\—Meet the Missus.

KfT.J—Cnncerf. KE<'A-—Franrcs Scully. KM I'C—Kln«r <-Vile Trm. KFWB—Bert ilske. KKKI>—BBschaU Sseorfi.

*K\VK\V. KGKK—News. KCCR—XVorlld Security Ccnfcrenre. KECX—Soncs of the West.

2:15—KFi, Kf'SD—Front 1'nKe Farrell. fiTCt-'A-~3rpmi>rles in Melody.

KHJ, KUU, KVOK—Karlio Tour.

KM I'C—Bine Crosby. ^KFVU—News. 3—KFT—Bond of Fife.

KNX—Housewi t es Protective Crague.

■ StKCCA—Three o'CIock >ctr». ^KflJ. KGCK. KFSB—News. -i-RMf'C—News. l-«rnl Events. KFWB—Melody .♦atlnee. ★KMTR—News, It Pays to

- Know, KFAC—Famous Muslcnl Favorites.

KGI'M—Jnckpol. KitKl>—Victory Queen .. . Contest. KIND—Popular Favorites.

+HPAS—LisleuerR' Disest. KMKW—Bine Crosby. KFON—Buddy C'ole. KCB, KVOE—Orlffin Report-

"IK. .. . +KIN.M—News, ReHptous News. Preritie?.

3:15—KIT—.In?re Jordan, M.l». , KHJ—Happy Homes. Norma

\Vutae. KF.CA—Footlicht Fmorites. KM I'C—Swine Shift. KMTR—South American Wny. Kl'AS—JnUe Box Matinee 'til

5:15 p.m. KWKW—Kefltrllon» in Music RFO-V—Hawnli Calls. KC.KB—Fowl Makes iMJfer-

ence. , . KtlB—Ca*a Coma Time. KVCE—Of Civic Interest.

. KFSD—Bond nt Ufe. S;50—KPT—Woman of America.

• KNN—Jimmy Carroll SIors. KF.CA—l^>ve Notes Interlude, Top Times.

*KFWIV—News. Victorious Living. KMTH—Mnnos.

■*-KllKI»—News IlendMncs. *K>VKW—OH the Press.

KOFJ—Orebesfre (Til Jnur. KCIl—Muslcnl Mntlnee. KVOE—NewNjiIx Melodies. KFO.V—I toll j'wood Salon. KCER—Cheerful Clint.

3:45—KFI, KFSIJ—Aunt Mnry. j-KNN—The World Today- KIM—Bill Hny Heads Hie

Bible. KF.CA—En«y Elrtenln'. KFWR—Health talVc- KMTR—Hawaiian Villase.

+KFAC—News. KOF.I—Air-o-forials. KWKW—Melody. XlwRter

Guide. KFV U—Rhnmba - KGB. KFNM. KVOE—-John- son FawtHy-

3;55*BNX—Bob Trout. ^ —KTT, KFSD—One Woman's

Secret. KNX—I'otluck PnrfJ"- *KIIJ. RGB, KFNM, K\OE—

Fill Ion l.evvls, Jr. ■4-K ICC A—Headline Edit loo. tFRM I'C—News. Street I <i I a tt I, KF\V.K—WumanV World. -fcRMTR—Netva, Win Morro.

MUSICAL MASTERP'ECES

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

Ask for free proKrarn «t Sfavick Jewelry Co.

KFAU—Musical Masterpieces. KGF.I—Variations. 3iFV1>—Piano Selections. HWKW—Spenkinc nf Sports.

+KGE11. KFOX—News. 4:15*KFI. KFSP—News of the World.

. +KNX—News, -tlualc.

+KII,1. KGB, KFXM. BVOE— Kex Miller. KMPC—Garret's Varieties.

■JrEFAVB—Gospel arid Sonit. News. *-KFVl>—News.

KKKII—Mavielnnd .t}ui*. KWKW—Rinjr Cole Trio.

4:30—KIT—Art Baker's Notebook. RNX—Cnscliftt tiled. KIM. KVOE—Son Frcoclsca

Skctehes. KFCA—Gen. Plene, Comnient KMPC—Pnramnunt Parade, KMTK—Concert Master. KGFJ—Stylincs In Blue. KFVD—Ten Time Melody. KWKW—Cillren Committee. KGB—■ SonRS of Praise. KFNM—Dr. Philip M, Lovell. KIND—Block 'n' White.

4:fS—KH.l—Frolics. KKCA—Hop Harrlxan. KMPC—Modern Jinnmnces. KFWB—Stuart Hnmblen. KWKW—Piano llevcries. KGB—Tommy Harris Time. KFNM—Musical Cock tail. KVOE—Music Matinee. +KF3I)—H. V. Kalteoborn.

S^KFi—H. V. Kallenlmrn. KNX—-Mao Named Jordan. KHJ, KGB, KFNM. KVOE—

News, Sam Haje*. KCCA—Terry and the Pi rales ■fcKMl'C—News, Teen and

Twenty. ★KMTK—News, Music. KRKII—Sodks of the Saddle. KWKW—College Jive. KGFJ—Jive at 5. KF>T>—Evenlnjr Serenade. +KGEK—News.

»:15*KF1. KFSB, KFAC, KFI D— News.

KNN—ThrouRh a Woman's KnFKGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Siipermpn. KECA—Dick Tracr. KMTK—Sainte to the Secvlcea ★K PAS—News.

5:30—KIT—Mai. H. S. Turner. ★KNX—Harry W. Flannery. KFCA—Jack Amwtrons:. KHJ. KGB, KFXM. KVOE—

Adventures of Tom Mix. KMTK—Irwin Allen. KFAC—Whoa Bill Club. KGF.I—Intermission. KPAS—Juke Box MaHnee. KWKW—American Jewish

Hour. KGEH—World Security

Conference. 5:f3*KI'T. KFSB—Elmer Peterson. ★KNX. RGFJ—News. .

KECA—Captain MidolBlit. *KHJ. KG , KFXM, KVOE—

Ntkht News Wire, KftlPC—Help Wanted.

★ KMTK—K. 1 Willis Ilatnu, News.

KFVII—Evenlnu Serenade. Ss.VI+KNX—Bin Henry.

—KF1, K IN U—Eddie. Caotot. KNX—Frank Sfnatra Show. Kl-X'A—The Road Ahead.

★KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— (Ifthvlel Uefttter. ★KMPC—News. Norman Ne^Mtt. ★KMTK—News. Music.

★KFWB. KF\T>, KGER, KFBX —News. KFAC—Music for EverySnne. KG FJ—Musical Diirest 'til bS

p.m. K PAS—Pasadena Playhouse. KWKW—Italian Melodies.

6:15—KHJ. KFXM. KVOE—Real Ufe Stories.

KMPC—Sports Time. ★KFWB—John B. Hajrhea. KMTK—Tomasso Ensemble. K FOX—Miracles of Science,

6:3d—KIT, rCFSH—Mr. District Attorney.

KNX—WIiJcli Is Which? KECA—SpotUtjlu Bands. KHJ, KGH. KVOE—Brown-

stone Theater. KMl'G—<lrie Waters. KFWB—America Dances. KFAC—Ervvln Vrn • - KFVD—Vaudeville. Kl'AS—t'.hurch of Christ. ★KWKW—News. Sports. KFOX—Hal's Memory Boom.

6:45—KMPC—Rliumbii Time. KMTK—-Treasure Chest. KRKD—Holly wood Tone-

smiths. Kl'AS—Inside Facts. KWKW—Payroll Guainntec.

8:55—KECA—Cormet Story Teller. 7—KFI. KFSD—Kay Hyser'a

M listen I Oollesce. KNX—Great Moments In

Muair. KHJ, KGB—Curt Massey. KECA—NUes and Prindlt.

★KMPC—News, Dinner Dance, ★KMTR—News. Music. KFAC—Miisti nl Comedy. ★KKKD, KGF.R—News.

• KL'PC—Pasadena Civic Music AsBocialion. Kl'AS—Help Wanted. KWKW—Airport Ground

School. - KVOlv—El-Toro Mnrloes. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

News. KXX—Dive Water*. KtlTR—W. B- Record. KFAC—Musical Jewel liny. KPAS—CiO Reporter. KWKW—Kveninic Muslcnl, , KI'Pf>-OrsBn Recitdl. KOEK—Df, Faffan.

7:31V—KNX—Eet yourself Go. KECA—Jtmlor Town Meeline. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, 'KVOE—

Imne BanRer, ^ KFWB—New*. KMTR—Dr. Clem Davies. KFAfl—tbvsiv Cueat. KI'PC—Chureh Nljrht Lecture.

T;43+KTXV15, KFtiX—Major Hubert Turner. Comment. ★KFAC—News. » ;

8—KFI, KFSD—Supper Chih. KNX—Jack Kirkwood Show. ★KECA—Ted. Malone. KHJ—The Main Line. ★K5TPC—News, Frank

. Hcmincvmy. ★ KFWB—iteutec'*,. News Dispafcli. ★KMTR, KGEtt—New*.

KFAC—EvenifiK Coficert- , KGF.I—Of Word* ami Verse. KPAS—J. Frank Burke.

. Vir,XVr.—Tetevision, Test- ■ Pattern. -.KGB. KVOE—The Slnidow. KFXM—Soldiers of. Press.

10

FLOYD B.

JOHNSON and

King's Ambassftdof Quartet KMTR—a:Q5.?:00 P. M.

Atsh 10 ;30-t0 ;tS A, M. Monday GirniiRh Friday

★KFI. KFSD—•Richfield Reporter. ★ KNX—Ten o'CIock Wire. ★KHJ,' KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Fulton I^cwls. jr. ★KMI'C—New*/ Dance Parade,

KFWB—Knslside Clnb. ★KMTR—News, Dob Brooks.

Hollyw<ftyd Spotlight with George Flshec

10:00 P.M.—KECA. '

Inside the Hews with-- -

Ml Caneth Well* 10:30 P.M. —KPI

.THRIFJY DRUG STORES

KECA—HuliywofKl Spotllcht, George Tlaher. KFAC—Lucky Lager Dance

Time. . . ★ KFVD—Newslcnl, 3 Hours. KGFJ—B. & R. Cowboys.

10:15—KIT—American Scene. ★KNX—Pacific Wur Report. KF.CA—Martha Hears. ★ KHJ. RGB. KFXM, KVOE— Neve*. KMTR—What's Cp*

Jfl-SO—.KFI—Farveth Wells, Insld* the News.

KECA-—Sports Book- KNX—World's Most Honored Music.

KHJ—Johnsoo hnmlly. • KMPC—Texas Jim Lewis.

EASTSXDE

Club 10 io 12 P. M. l.»r» nui S>e»rt S"irf

8:05—-KJJTR—Floyd If. Johnson. »:15^KFI, , HFSD—ITeetwood Law-

ton, Comment. KNX—Musk- .That SHlisfie*. KECA—Lmn and Aimer. KMPC—Baseball. KFiVIJ—Warner Bros. Grcli, KGFJ—Show Tlrnr.

6:30—KIT, KFSD—Gay Mrs. Featbervtone.

KNX—Dr. Chclstlnn. Jean Herslioif. «

KKCA—Cminlerspy. KIM, KGB, KFXM. KVliE—

Fresh Up Time. ★ KFWB, KGFJ—News. KGFj—Dancing .Rhythm. KPAS—Radio Oosnel Hour. KI'PC.—Pasadena City t?rVi<ml*. W6XVZ—Television. News,

. • bcannlng the Globe. 5:45—KFWB— I'an-A-MnM-Cana.

KVPC—Occidentnl f'oiiepe. KGF.it—Gn rrien School. 5:55+KNX—New*. —KFI, kfsD-^Mj.. and Mrs.

North. KNX—Jack Carson Show.

KECA—Evelyn Itigshr. ★KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVCJB— News, Glenn Hardy.

★ KFWB—Peter de Lima. ★KMTR—NewK, Music. • KGFJ—balndfis Amlgo*. KPAS—Dr. Louis "T. Talb"!. KPPC—Comment* on

Classics. W«XV7.—Telrtravel. Vartetle*.

9:15*KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Cevh Brown, New*. .KFWB—Stroll in' Tom.

KECA—ClaremMtnt - Orrhertrn. KPj'C—Courtney Munsen. S ;3fl—K F1 —II oily woofl Theater.

KNX—Ell cry Queen. ★KECA—News. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Arch Oimler's ITsys. ★KFWB—Henry Chnrtes- KMTR—Mortem MunIc Hall. KPAS—Eddie Heyivood's Orch. KKOX—Midweek .Meeting. KGKR—Sonjr* of Calvary. KFSD—For Adventure.

9:45—KECA—Hobby Hnurs. KHJ, KGB. KVOE—The

Feeling Is Mutual. KFWB—Sam Bnlfer. KFXM—Music for Night. WONVz—Hits and Pits,

Richard Lane.

KFWB i

KFWB— Enatrifle Club. KMTR—Wingy .Monone.

KGFJ—Western •Music. KGB—Wines for Tunmrrow. KFXM—Mystery Theater. ROKR—Blue Stars and Gold.

10:45—KFI—Voice of « Nation. KECA—Freddie Martin Otrh. KHJ—"Sn the Story" (ines. KMTK—Al Donahvie. Orch. KF.WI—Siiip* of War.

U^KJT. KHJ—New*.. ★KNX—Jim Wyatt. KECA—Times, Tidlnifs.

★ KMPC—News, M. P. item*. KTXVB—Ksslside Club. ★KMTR—News. Win Morro. KGFJ—Open Album.- KFAC—LnrUy Lnger Dance

Time. Kl'AS—Carter Wright.' lljl#—KIT—Post Parade.', - ★KNX—Name* In .News.

KHJ, KGB. KVOE—Jan Savitt's Orch. - KMPC—Rhythm 'till "Midnlgkt.

11:20—KFI—11 Happened Today. KNX—Tony 1'aslDT, _ ^ .

11:30—KFI. KFSD—London Column. ★ KECA—News. Dixie Hos- pitality.

KHJ, KGB—Carlo* Molina s Orchestra. _ . • KGFJ—Blue of Evening. ★KFVD—Nevvslcal, 'till I a an. jj .45—Kn—Jcr Relchmau Orch.

KNX—Shorty Sherock, KHJ. KGB. KFSD—News. KGFJ—Wliaf* Cp?

ll;55*Kn, KNX. KFWB—News.

Double-threat

When the script o£ the Co- lumbia Pacific Network "This Is My Story" called for a girl singer the other day, no time was lost in finding such a gal! Cathy Lewis, feminine lead of the popular airshow, was formerly- a band canary herself.;



THURSDAY, MAY 24 ■A-lndioatM" News Brnndcnsts,

r. v

7am

KHi Scotch Triple Action Cleanser

I—KFI—Johnny Murrny. KNX—Opni* Oaker. RKCA—McNeill's BrenUfost

Club. +KHJ, KOB. KFXM, KVOE—

Arthur fineth. +KM PC—News, Normnn Nesbttt. +KFWB—Penncll Kenorts, •jrKMTIl—News, Western Blars.

KtJJrM—Music Modeme. ■A-KPAS. KCKn—News. RWKM'—Pan-Aniericnn

Mission.

KRKD 8:00 A.M.

HAVEN OF REST Tues., thurs,, Sat,

First Male Bob and the Good Ship Grace

KKKI), KKUX—Mnven of Best KJtAC—Countrj Chnrch. KFTO—Covered Wn*oa

Jubilee. KFSD—Finders. Keepers.

8:05—KGKn—Soul Put rot. 8:15*KFI—Between the lines, KNX—Valiant Lady.

KIM, KOR—Korn Kobblers. KM PC—Mnrket Beports,

Sporfs.- KFWB—Bands In Review. KWKW—Bevclllc. Review, KCKK—Mixpnh. KFXM—Mornine Melodies. KVOE—Wnr Cnsunlty Eist,

8:23—KPAS—Minute Prayer. KMl'C—Hattic Sports.

8; 30—KFI—MLrundy. KNX—Licht of the World. KIM. KtiU, KVOK—Take U

Easy. , KBI PC—Sonic fur Vou. KFWB—Help WnQter!. KMTR—Christ Church Unity. KPAS—Baptist Brothers. ★KRKD. KI'SD, KFAC—News. KWKW—Dr. John Matthews. KFXM—Sunshlnn Service. - KJPOX—Rev. R. E. Reid.

8;45—KFI, KI'SD—Dnvid llarnm. KNX—Aunt Jeonj's Stories. •* KFWB—News.

KFAC—Show Time. KFVD—Voenl Favorites. KWKW—Reveille Kevua Sec-

ond. KVOE—Biny - Crosby. KGER—New Tribes Mission.

8:55—KGB. KVOK—Chariot te Decble.

9*KFi; KGFJ, KGEU—News. KNX—Kate Smith. ★KHJ, HUB, KFXM, KVOE—

Williftm t.nne. KKCA—Glamor Manor. KMPC—News. Sweet Leila nl,

Art Baker. KFWB—Dr. Reynolds. ■AKIMTH—News, Moments with

Gc«l. KFAC—J. Newton Votes.

Oryan. KPAS—Polly Patterson. KRKD—Sagebrush Serenade. KWKW—Rev. Thomas Beard. KFVD—Watt* Time. KFOX—FirehrantjH for Jesus.

9:0ft—KGER—thirl Is H. Sprinter. ArKFI—Edward Jorgenson. 9:I6*KIT. KKSD—Larry Smith.

KNX—Bit Sister. KIM, KGB. KFXM. KVOE— M or too Downey. KMPC—Mark Hrenemnn, KFWB—Bhiimhn. Time. KFAC—Voice of fTenfth. KWKW—Morning Song

Parade. KGFJ—Medical; KWKW—Variety. KGER—Rev. .1, A. Lnvell.

9:30tIKFI—From the Pnrifie. KNX^—Romnneo of Helen

Trent. KIM—Time Out.

KKCA—Breneman's Breakfast in Hollywood.

KMPC—Say It. With Music. ■A-KFWB, KFAC—News. KMTR—Bible Treasury Hour. KPAS—narmony Ilomrstead. , A-RMKW—Off the Press. KGFJ—Swing Serenade. KGER—Radio Revival, KFVD—Show Tunes, KGB—Milt Berth's Oreh. KFXM—Futurr Unlimited.

9:35—KFXM—Old Family Almanac. fl;40—KFWB—Sweet Lellnnl Time. 9:15—KFI—Bonny Mansfield, Songs.

KNX—Our Gni Sunday. KIM—Ttme Time. KMPC, KMTR—Treasury

Salute. KFWB—Midmomlng Melodies. KFAC—I'an-Amerlcana. ■A-KKKD—News. KFVD—Hero Comes Parade. KWKW—Gospel Friends. KGB—Molly Morse. KFXM—Design for Listening. KGER—Colonial Taberoncle. KFSD—Ann Gibson.

—EFI—Reserve. KNX—Life Cnn Be Beautiful.

ArKKCA—Tony Morse. ★KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Glenn nardy, News.

ArKMPC—News, nits for the Missus.

KFWB—Chef Mllanl. A-KMTR—News, Music.

KFAC—Midmornlng Serenade. KGFJ—Upbeat Session. KFVD—•Mofnlng Serenade. KPAS—Mary Wnlrpstreef. KWKW—Moments of Melody. ■A-KGER—News, Bostrom.

•A-KFOX—News. 19:15—KNX—Ma Perkins.

KIM, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Lnneheon with l.oper.

KECA—Mnsic of ' fllanhaftan. KMTR—King's Men,

. KRKD—Dr. O. M. Richardson. ★KPAS—New«. KGER—Kingdom Wllhln. KFOX—Rev. Emma Taylor.

10:31—Kri, KFSD—A'bfrs Hour. ★KNX—•Bernndine Flynn, News. KCCA—My True Story. KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Paula Stone, John Brlto. KMPC—Stump Us.

MARION LEE WOMAN'S WORLD

10:30-11:00 a.m.

KPAS Monday, thru Friday

KPAS—Woman's World.

★KFWB—Henry Charles. KMTR—Floyd B. Johnson. ★KFAC—News. ★KWKW—News. Symphonic

Strings. KFVD—Union Rescue Mission. KGER—Sunshine Pastor.

10:45*KF1. KI'SD—Art Baker. News KNX—Young Dr. Malonc. KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

John J. Anthony. KMPC—Homo Chats; KFWB—Science of Mind. KFAC—Between the Lines, KWKW—Rev. Patterson. KRKD—.Midnight Mission. KFOX—Dr. A. U. Michel Bun.

19:55—KECA—Aunt Jemimn, U—KFI, KFSD—Guiding 1-lght,

KNX—Two on n Clue. ★KECA—Bnukhage Talking. ★KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Cedric Foster. ★KSITC—News, Itomemaker'g Club.

KFWB—At Jnrvls. ★KMTR—News, Dr. Louli Tnlbof.

KFAC—Florettn. KGFJ—Concert Pneteile. ★KFVD. KGER—News. KPAS—Tboughts In Poetry, ★KWKW—Ncwb, Fighting

Americans. KFXM—Voice of Erperience.

11:15—KFI, KFSD—Today's Children KNX—•Rosem ory. KKCA—Ivtliel and Albert. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Jane Cowl. KPAS—J. Newton votes, KFVD—Musical Revue.

- KFOX—Spotlight Bands. 11:30—KFI, KFSD—Woman in White KNX—Perry Mason. KIM. KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Oueen for Today. ★KECA—Who World-Corre- spondents. KMTR—Songs to Remember.

★ KFAC. KRKD, KFOX—News. ★KPAS—Pasadena Independent. ★KWKTV—News, Instmmelodles RGRR—Rev. Greenamyer.

11:45—KFI—Hymns of nil Churches. KNX—Tonn A Thn. ★KKCA—News. -

KMPC—D'Artega. KFAC—Piano Briefs. KWKW—Blue Room.' KPAS—Gibson's Painted Post. KFVD—Violet Sriiram. KGER—Bible Treasury Hour.

«| KFI—Farm Reporter. AlC KNX—Nelgbbors, Irene

Beasley. KKCA—Mystery Chef. ★KHJ—Broadway News.

★KMPC—News, Frank Hemlng- , way. KMTR—News. Matinee Melo-

dies. KPAS—Hal Hart. ' ★KGFJ, KGB, KVOE. KGER— News.

KFAC—Luncheon Concert. KFVD—Editor of Air. KFXM—Diagnostic Group.

THURSDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In Llghtfaffe Type: Afternoon and

Evening Programs in Boldface. Variety

8:00—Johnny Murray, KFI. 8;00—afcNelll's Breakfast Club,

KECA. B;0t>—Kate Smith. KNX. 9:30—Breneman's Breakfast,

KECA. 10:30—Paula Stone. KTM. 11:15—Jane Cowl, KHJ. 4:30—Art Baker's NotebeoV. KFI. 6:00—Kraft Music Holl, KFI. 6:09—Major Bowes. KNX. 6:30—Boh Burns, KFI. 0:30—Spotlight Bands. KECA. 7:00—Ahholt & Costello, KFI. 7:90—The First Line. KNX. 7:00—Fred Waring. KECA. 7:30—Rudy Vnltee. KFI. 8:00—'Perry C'>mo. KIT.

. ft:!,1;—Lum and Ahner. KECA. 8:30—Frank Morgan, KIT. 9:09—Dinah Shore, KFI.

Quiz Programs .. 1:90—Think Hard Now, KHJ. 9:30—Noah Webster Says, KFI.

Drama 5:30—Tom Mix. KHJ. 6:30—Corliss Archer. KNX. 8:00—BuUdog Drummond. KHJ. 8:30—Death Valley Sheriff. KNX 8:30—Hercnle Polrot. RIM.

9:00—Suspense. KNX. 0:30—Haunting Hour, KECA.

IF ar 8:30—Dlspateh from Reuters',

KFWB. 10:13—Pacific War Analysis,

KNX. Outstanding Music

4;00—Musical Mnsterideces. KFAC.

6:00—'Masical Digest, KGFJ. 6:30—Treasure Hr. Song, KHJ. 8 :i»0—Rventog Concert, KFAC.

10:00—Lucky I^tger Dance Time, KFAC. 10:00—Newelenl, KF\D.

19:00—Eastside Club. KFWB. Public Affairs

8:30—Town Meeting of the Air, KECA.

9:30—CilUens Forum, KNX. 10:15—Mayor Fletcher Bovrron,

KFI. 10:13—Chester Bowles, U.P.A.,

KECA. Sports—Comment

5:13—Belle M artel I. KMTR. 8:15—Baseball. KMPC.

10:39—Sam Baiter, KECA. 10:45—Tom ilanlon, KNX.

\

★ KFSD—Woman of America. KRKD—Prairie Schooner.

12:15—KFI. KFSD—Ma Perkins. ★KNX—Howard Petrle, News. KECA—-Gospel Singer. KIM—Johnson Family. KMPC—Normnn NesbStt. KGFJ—Sweet and Low. KFVD—Luncheon Mnsieal. ★ KFOX, KFXM—News. KGB, KVOE—Sweet •liellanl. KWKW—Rev. Kleliey.

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

KNX—Bright Horlrno. ★ KECA—John B. Kennedy.- KHJ. KVOE—Mild and Mel-

low. K3IPC—Bridge Club. •* ★ KFWB—News. KMTR—Blerl Lindsay Band. KFAC—Pan Americana. KGFJ—Calling All Zones. ★ KWKW—News, Hawaiian

Echoes. KFVD—Violet Behrom. KCER—Juke Box. KFOX—March Time. KGB—The Smoothies. KFXM—Smoothies. KGER—1309 Club.

12:45—KFI. KFSD—Bight to Happi- ness, KNX—Bachelor's ChUdren. KHJ—Lee Shlppey. KECA—Constance Bennett. KMPC—Jack Sherman. KFWB—AI Jarvis. KWKW—Singing Sweepstakes. ★ KFAC—News. KGR, KFXM, KVOE—This IS

Music. KGF.lt—Garden School. KFOX—Lucky Lady,

1—KFI. KFSD—Backstage Wife. KNX—G. E. House Party, KKCA—.Time Views the News. KHJ—Think Haid Now. ★KMPC—Ne«v». Headline Bands ★KMTR—News, Music. - KFAC—FIRST. KGFJ—Easy- Rhythm. ... • ★KFVD, KGER—Newa. KFOX—Dance Time. . c ★KGB, KVOE—Walter. Compfon KFXM—Songs of Hawaii. 1:15—KFT. KFSD—Stella Dallas. KKCA—Radio Parade.' KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— ' Elso' Party Line. KGFJ—Bienvenldos Amlgos. KFVD—Moods in Music. KPAS—American Chiropracllcs

t;2r">*KNX—News. 1:30—KFI. KFSD—Loreneo Jones. .

KNX—Feature Story. KKCA—This Moving World. KH.I, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Never Too Old. KMPC—Lady of Charm; KMTR—Swing! I me. . KFAC—Melody Matinee.

★ KWKW—News, Musical Mem- ories, ★KRKD—News, Music. ★KPAS—News. KGFJ—Texas Jim Lewis. KFOX—Concert Master. KGER—American Challenge.

J;45—KIT, KFSD—Young Wldder Brown.

KNX—Danny O'Nell. ★KECA—Bnddy Twtsa. KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Handy Man. KMPC—Juan Rolando. KPAS—Federated Women's

Clubs. KWKW—Lyrics for Lucille. KFVD—Vocal Varieties.

1:5n^KF.CA—Edward Jnrgenson. 2—KFI. KFSD—When a Girl. Marries.

KNX—Evelyn Winter. ★KHJ—This Changing .World. KECA—What's Doing, Ladies- ★KMPC—News. Sweet Lellanl. ★KMTR—Newt, Hnlley's

Swingtlme. KFAC—Parddise Isle. KGFJ—Commtinify Broad-

ensters. KWKW—Club 60. •KFVD—Timely Tunes. KGER—l-ong Beach Band.

2:15 KIT. KFSD—Portia Faces Life • KNX—Service Time. •★KHJ—Today on the Coast-

K>1 PC—Pan-Americana. KFAC—Memory Mustcale. KGFJ—Town Crier. KFXM—Melody Time. KVOE—Meet n. IViend. KFOX—Public Bulletin.

2:25+KNX—News. ■ 2:30—KIT. KFSD—Just Plain Bill KNX—Meet the Misses.

KECA—Fmnnes Scully. ★ KMl'C—Youth Interprets News.

KF1VR—Bert Ilske. KRKD—Baseball Scores. ★KWKW—News. KFOX—Songs of the West.

■ KGER—World Secnrlty Conference.'



RADIO LIFE ZÊiL-THURSDAY LOGS 2;45—KFI, KFSD—Front I'njfo Fnr-

r*ll. KECA—Mrmnries in Melody, KI«. KGI5, KVOIC—Undio

Tour. 3—KFI—Itavwl of 1,1 fe,

KN.V—Brnise»vivc« I'rotrctlve I,efl5tie. ^-KECA—Three O'Clock News, ^KH.Tf KGEK, KFSB—»,vs. ■^•K.MrC—»«•*, lyocnl Events. KKWB—Melody Mptinrc KMTK—News, It pays to'

Know. KFAC—Knmous Musicul Favorites. KG F.I—Jack Pot. KFVI>—Popular Favorites. KItKI>—Matlnco Melodies, KI'A^—Listener's niicest, KWK\V—Studio Center. KGB, KVOE—Griffin Report- Ing. Krx>r—News, Devotions,

Brevities, S;15—KIT—Joyce Jordan, .M. II.

KEGA—Foot II slit Favorites. Kfit!-—Happy Homes, Nortna Younc. KMl'C—Swtns Shift. RMTB—Enpenln f.'lale KI'AS—Jnke Box .Matinee '111

5:1(1 p.m. KWKVV—Renectlons In Music. KFOX—Hawaii Calls. KOEB—Ships of SVnr, KFSD—Koftd of l.ife.

J;30—KFI—Woman «f America. KNX-—Afternoon Iiance. KKCA—Allen Both Orrh. KFVt-R—Sweet l.eilanl,

Vietorlons T,lvine. SIHTH—Pianos.

■JtKRKl)—News Headlines. ' '★KV.KVf—Off the Press.

KOFJ—Variadon. •—« KFOX—H n 11 y vvnort Salon. KGB, KvOK—Musical Matinee. KGEB—Cheerlnl Chat.

5:(15—KFI, KFSD—Aunt Mary. KNX—TIi e World Today. KIM—Bill Hay Reads the

Bihle. KECA—Easy Klsfenln'. KFWB—In*?;. KMTU—HawniInn Villase. +KFAC—News." K f; FJ—A Ir-o-torla is. KWKW—Melody, Theater

Gnllle. KGB. KFX>f, KVOE—Johnson

Family. *:53^KNX—Bob Trooi. 4—KTT, KFSt>—One Woman's

Seerel. KNX—Pol lurk Party. JrKECA—Headline Edition.

^•KHJ. KOB, HITtM. KVOE— Fwltrjjt Lewis, jr.

.sV-KMI'C—News, Sweet Leilnnl. KFWB—Bert ITsbe.

^■KMTB—Win Morro.


Gem* of Melody 4-5 P.M., KFAC —1330

Aak for free program at , . SLAVICK JEWELRY CO. : KFAC—•Musical Masterpieces.

KOFJ—Variations. KFVT>—Da no Select idus. KWKW—Sneaking of Sports.

*KFOX. KRER—News. 4:15*KFI, KFSD—World News.

* KNX—News, Music. -JeKHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Rex Miller. -*K13CA—Raymond Gram Svrlns. KMPC—Garret's Vnrlelies.

KFWJl—Gospel and Sonjc, ■AKFVP—News. KWKW—King Cole Trio. KRKI>—Mnvlehinrt Gill*.

4:30—KFI, KFSD—Art Baker's Notebook. KNX—Mr. Kerne.

KECA—(Jen. rierce. Commml KHI, KVOE—San Franctsro Sketches.

KMPtJ—Our FleiiliOK Heroes. KMTK—Concert Master. KFVD—Tea Time Times, KGF.l—Ktyllons In Bint. KRKD—Tunes of the Day. KWKW—CltbrnV Commit tec. KGB—Sonsrs of Bra He. KFXM—Dr. LTvllip Lovett.

4:15—KH,I—Frolics. KECA—Hop fin rrigan. KMPC—TwIHeIU Tales. KFWB—Stuart Ilamblen.

-JrKHKD—News. KWKW—Kim: Cole Trio. KGB—Tommy Harris Time. KFXM—Musical Cocktail.

KVOE—Aftrrnoon Melodies. KFI)X—Art HtckliMon.

5—KIT, KFSD—Edward Jnriren- son.

KNX—Man Nanved Jordan. KF.CA—Twry nnrt the I'lrates. ■*K1I.J. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Sam Hayes. ■tk-KMFC—News, Teen and Twehty. •^cKM'J'R—News, Music.

KGF.l—Jive at 3. KI'FT)—Evenine Serenade. KKKl)—Sonps nf the Saddle, KWKW—College Jive.

+KGi.;it—News. KFOX'—Sunshine Fastor

SnS^KFI, KFSD, KFVD. KFAC— News.

KNX—Through n Woman's Eyes.

KKCA—Dick Tracy. Km, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Super mnn. KMT II—Belle Mar (.el I, Sports.

*K1'AS—News. KWKW-—Anierirnn Jewish

I In nr. KGKR—The Whisperer.

3:30*KFI—Major II. S. Turner. A KNX—Harry W. Flannery.

KECA-—.lark Armstrong. KH.l, RGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Adventures of Tom Mix. KMTR—Irwin Allen. KFAC—Whoa Rill Glob, KGF.l—Int ermlssltiQ. KRKD—South Sens Serenade. KFVD—90-DO Club. KI'AS—iluUe Box Matinee. KGV1R—World Security

Conference, 5 :-l5*KTT, KFSD—Elmer l'eter*on.

•iKNX—Truman Bradley. KKCA—Captain Mlflulgbt. •*KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

News Night Wire. KMI'C-—Help Wanted. KM Til—K, Louis Flnfan,

News. ■jlfKGFJ—News. KFVD—Evening Serenade.

5:55*KNX—Bill Henry. Gabriel Heater.

*KMrC—News, Nonrmn NesWlt ■iKFWB, KFOX—News. i-KMTB—News, Music,

6—KFI, KFSD—Kraft Music ■Tall. KNX—Shower of Stars.

KKCA— Unscheduled. *KH,T, KGB. KFXM. KVOlv—

KFAC—Music for Everyone. KOFJ—Musical Digest, till 8 p. m.

KUKTI—Early Dancette, KI'AS—Future I'lnnHls. - KWKW—tlnllan Melodies.

-j^KGER—News, Mnsle. «:I5*KKCA—I'eter de l.lmn.

KIM, KGB, KVOE—Beat Life Stories.

KMPC—Sports Time. * KFWB—Joh ti C- Hughes. K MX K—Twtnn ss 0 Ense mble. •jb KFVD—News.

KI'AS—'T echnncracy. KFOX—Dick Ross. KFXM—Qvmrtermasler Corps. KGER—Rev. Iturpo.

6:30—KFI, KFSD—Bob Bums.- KNX—Corliss Archer. KH.T, KOB. KVOE—Treasure

Hour of Song. KECA—Spotlight Dnndg. KMI'C—Orte Waters. KFWH—America Dances. KFAC—Krwin Veo, Organ. KhTJI—Vaudeville. KFAft—CJinroh of Christ.

•*HWKW—News, Serenade. KFXM—Ol'A. KFOX—Hnl's Memory Room. 6:45—KMWe—Rliomha Time. KMTR—Treasure Chest. KRKD—Hollywood Tnne-

sniltlis. KWKW—I'ayrnlI Guamntec. KI'AS—Inside Facts. 0:55—KECA—Coronet Story Teller.

7—K1T,> KFSD—Abholt & Cos- folio.

KNX—The First. Line. KECA—Fred Waring Fcniisyl- vnuinns. KIM—Curt Massey. *KM I'G—-News. Dinner DP live.

skKMTR—New#, Music. I -jkKRKD. KGER—News. KFAC—-Musical Comedy. KFOX—.lane Ardeo, • KFXM—Trading r«isf. KIMS—Help Wanted. KWKW—Airport Ground

Sehoul. 1:15—KNX—Roumnce, Rhyllun, Ripley,

*KI1.1, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— News.

K.MTR—W. «. Record. KFAC—Musical Jewel Box. KRKD—Three Qunrfer Time.

KI'AS—CIO Reporter. KWKW—Kveamg Musical. KGER—Dr. Fngun.

7:30—KIT. KFSD—Ktilly VaUee. KNX—Here's .(« Romance. KECA—-March of Time. KH.l. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Red' Ryrfrfc' . I- ^KITVII—News.

KMTR—Dr. Clem Davits. KFAC-—Cnsn Cucnt.. KRKD—Do.Xoir Know, KGER—.Mrs'. Sîctu-cr.

7;I3*KV\YB, KFOX—Major Hubert KGER—Mrs. Spender . ^ Turner. Comment. KMI'C—Rliuuiba Tiruc. ■jkKl'AC-—News. KGER—Rev. .dlinnilKiry.

8—KIT. KFSD—Ferry Coma. KNX—lack Klrkwvmd Show.

•*KECA—Earl GmIwIp.

[ SxciicmCHt { / i THRILL TO

muUehy ZJwwMHd ACE-D^fECnyK AOVCNrURER tHURSDicr. 8:00 ►acKH 1

DpN .LEE | "42" HAIR OfTw "42" SHAM POO

KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOF Bull doc Urommonil. •

T^ldH'C—News, Frank Hem- iiigwny.

^KFIVIV—Renlers' News Dis- patch. ' - - 1

*RIMXit—News, Gospel Herald. KI'AC-—Evening Concert, KGFJ—01 Words A ."Verse. KI'AS—I. Frank Burke.

S:15*KFI, KFSD—Flee I wood Lnw- • ■ ton, '-1' ■' KNX—Music That" Snllsfirt.' KKCA—L«m and Abner. KMI'C—Baseball. ? KFWB—Warner Bens,' Qccli. KGF.l—Show Time. KFXM—Ships of War,

8;30—KIT. KFSD—Maxwell House Time.

Ittteh to .Roaie'i-WayoMt <S<«(ief-Ihr».tf«r

<tc, 3fl<»h»er«a by yo. a«iflhhoraeo<l TjHKirrY DflUG St0RE

KECA—If a nut lug Hour. KI'AS—Night' Melodies. KFXM—Soldiers of the I'ress.

3:45—KFWB—Sam' Baiter. KFXM—Music for the Night, in*KIT, KFSD—Richfield Ke- itv puitcr.

Hollywood Spotlight with Gcofge Fisher

1UU1

With Mr. Caryath Wells

DEATH VALLEY

SHERIFF* Don't miss tonight's episode In the eivciting career of Sheriff - Mark Chase and hfs gabby housekeeper Cousin Cossle.

KNX —8:30-9:00 P. M, PACIFIC COAST BORAX COMPANY

KNX—Death Valley Sheriff. KECA—Town Meeting of the

A'r. ■ - KIM, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— A. ChriRtle'fl -Hercule I'ciirot. i •frKFWB. KCK-I—News.

KMTR—Evening All nr. KGFJ—Danrlng Rhytlim. KI'AS—I'. E, Gardner, 8; t5—KFWB—I'nn-A-Miifd-Cnnn. KMTR—IToperty Owners.

8 :55-*-KNX—M nllace Sterling. . —KFI. KFSD—Dinah Shore.

KNX—S us pen so. ■fcKIIJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE— News, Glenn Hardy,

KMrc—Baseball. ' -fcKFWB—I'eter (V« Lima. JrKMTR—News, Music.

KGF.l—Sat lidos Ami gas. KI'AS—Dr. Louis Talbut. ■jtKUEll—News, Torter

Barrlnetun. _ 8:15—KitJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Rex Miller. CITIZENS FORUM

SparkRnq "half kocr d.icMiionnfav.l««d- ing an jsrobUi^s'-affBcSng •verVone. A "musf" for oooil cUJmiu-

, PRESENTED BY , c: mttm as ie nr.is

KFWB—SI roll in" Turn. KMTR—Solly's Ensemble.

3:31)—KFI, KFSD—Noah Webster Says,

KNX—Cifi/.cns Forum. KMJ—Wings. Over the Nation. -*KFWB—Henry Charles. ILMTK—What America Flays.

10:30 P.M. —KFI IHRim DRUG STORES

KICCA—Hollywood Spolllffht, George Fisher. •jtKKX—Ten O'Ck'ek Wire. *KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— i-'ulton f.rvvls. jr. ^■KMl'C—-News. Dance Parade,

KFWB—Eastside Chili. ★K51TR—News. Bob Brooks. K FAC—Lucky Lager Dance

Time. : •j^KFVD—News!ml, for 3 br«.

KGFJ—B. ft R. Cowboys. Jil'AS—Mesfem nils.

10:15—KIT—Mayor Bavvxon. ■A-KNX—I'nrlflc War Report, TtKIIJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

News. KMTR—Whnt's Fn? 10:3Otk-KFI—Gnrvcth Wells. Inside

the News, KNX—Sports. KHJ—Jahason Fnmlly. KECA—Sports Book. KMPC—TcvnH Jim Lewis. KMTU—Win gy M on one. KGFJ—Western Music. KI'AS—Night Melndtrs. KGB—Eddie Orrntt. KFXM—Mystery Theater.

10:43—KFI—Voice of the Nntloo. KNX—Gayle and Cltarlos. KECA—Chester Bowles. KHJ—Johnny Nehletl. KMTR—Al Donahue Orel!.

11 TtKFI, KHJ—NCWB. +KNX—Jim Wyatf.

KECA—Tunes, Tidings. -dfK.M PC—News, M. P. Items.

SASTSIDI

Club 10 to 12 P. M.

i Irctp^ 5*T46oy

V* - I AntrhsT Rn«»I •«•<»

Kl-WB—Easlslde CR'h. ■AKMTR—News, Win Morro. KOFJ—Open Album, KFAC—Lucky Lager Dance

Time. KI'AS—Shep'B ITnylioUBe. KFOX—Merl Lindsay Band,

11:15—KTT—1'ost Parade. JrKNX—Names in News. KUI, KGB, KVOE—Chet StewnrfH Oroh, KMI'C—Rhythm Till Mldnlghl.

11:30—KIT—It Happened Today. KNX—Tony Pastor. 11:30—KFI, KFSD—Kay Uerheek.

skKKCA—News, Dixie' llospl- latlty, KIM, KGB, KVOE—Curios

Molina's Orchestra. KGFJ—Blue of Evening,

-jt KFVI) —Newsteal, 'till 1 a. m. 11:13—KNX—Shorty Sherbfock. yt-JvIM, KGB, KFSD—News.

KGFJ—What's Lip? 11:30*KFI, KNX—News,



FRIDAY, ★ +Indl<aJ*« Netrti Brnniirasf*.

O—KH—.lolinny Murray. O KNX—<,rne Bitker. K>:CA—AlcXeitl's BmikfnMt

( tul> ★KH.r, KOR. KFXM, KVUK- Arlliur Cinetb. ★KMIMl—>p\vn. Nor man Nesbltt. ■A-KbAVB—I'ennrll Beports. ★K.MTK—Ncwb, IVrHfern Star*. KUI-'J—Music Murierne.

*RI*AM. K<JBR—News. KRKD. KFOX—Ur. rûin T.

Tnlbot. KFAJ'—Country Ctitireh. KWKVV—-Ibm-AjiicrJcmi Mis.

sion. . KI "ID—Corf red Ma icon

Jubilee. KF'SD—.nuders, Jêepers. KGKR—Soul Fntrol. 8 —Between the Unes. KNV—Vnlinnt Cndy. KIIJ, KGil—Kom Kohblers. KMl'f—Market Report, Sports. KFIVB—Rexlcw. KWKIV—UeveiHe Rrvue- KUBR—Mi/.puli. KKXM—Mornioe Mi'lodtes. KVOE—IVftr Casualty List.

8:55—KT'AS—Minute Prayer. KM PC—lint lie Sports.

8:30—K Fl—M Im nrty. % KNX—I-ljjht r>f (be World.

KJI.f. KGB. KFXM, KVOK— Take It Easy.

KM PC—Don Otis, KFWB—Help Wanted. KMI1J—t'hrlst Church Unity.

+KPAC. K PSD—News.

KPAS, 8:30 A. M.

HAVEN OF REST Hon., Wed., Fri,

Fint Mile Bob and th« Good Ship Grace

KPAS—ITaven of Rest. RWKW—Dr. John Matthews. KltKO—Ncxvs nendllnes. Kl'UX—Rex-, n. E. Held. 8:1^—Kn, KFSl>—llaxld Hnrum. KNX—Aunt Jenny's Stories. ★KFM H—News. KFAC-—Show Time,

KWKW—Reveille Itevtie, 2nit. KPVD—VocbI Fn vorlles. KI^XM—Sunshine Serxice. KVOE—ISinK Crosby. KtiKK—New TcibCH Misnion,

8:55—KIM, KGB. KFXM. KVOE— Canny and Ginger.

9 ★KH. KOF.I—News. KNX—-Kate Smith, ★ KIM, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

HUliiun I.nng. KKGA—Glamor Manor. ★KMPC—News, Sweet J.eilanf, Art Baker. KIT! B—Health Talk. K.MTK—News, Church Tlewn

News. KFAC—J. Npnti>n Vafe*.

Vn| Polly and Pat

"flTTERSON "Household Hints"

KPAS—9:00 a.m. Monday thro Fiiday

KPAS—Polly Fnttersnn, KRKD—Sagebrualt Serenade. KWKW—Rev. Tlmnius Beard. Kl'vn—Wnltr Time. KFOX—Mrebrands for Jesus. ★ KGEK—News. 9 :l»5^ K IT—ICc! w n r«l Jorgenson,

Comment. 9:13^KFI, KFSI)—Larry Smiih, Cumtncnt.

"THE VOICE OF

HEALTH" R. L. McMASTER, D.C., Ph.G.,

Ph.D., F.R.S.A. (London) for the

McCOV HEALTH SYSTEM Ever* morning—Mon. (hrw Pyi-

KFAf si 0:t.S

KFAC—Voice of rtenlth.

MAY 25 KNX—Rig Sister. KIIJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOK—

Morton Downey. KMPC—Mark Brenemmi. KJ-'WB—Rbumbii Time. KGFJ—Medical.

★ KFVD—Nexva. KWKW—Treasury Salute. KGEK—Rev. ,1. A. I^veU. KGB—Serenading Vnu. 9:30^KFI—From the Pacific. KNX—Romance of llrlea T rent. Kill—Time Out. Kite A—Brenemna's Breakfast

in Hollywood. KMPC—Say it With Munic.

II, KFAC. KW KW—New,. Ki F?~<sMli,c Trpa?'ut'y Hour. K Serenade. kpx^~2 ,OW T"n<-s. uTu o rar,,10P5 Homestead. RG"-—Serenading Sou KCFp"^'''^^ Lnnmitrd. Kn'Bo Revival.

n: .rî witlVm Fan!''J' Almanac. a'lsZKri '^Hdmnrmng Melodies. » Konny RlansfieW, Songs. Gnl bunday.

KIIJ—Tune 'iTme. KMJ'C. KM1K—Treasury Salute.

. P^^—^pn-Amerlrana, ★ K R KIl—N e ws, Ff'ends. wc ifT® Parade, n!» !l!"n TabernBrle. HGB--Moll(e Morse. Kl-X.M—Design for Listening.

10~KUchen.l"SD~T,"amO,,k

. Glenn Hardy. 7 r* .. ■'—Tuny Morse. . ■AKAIPc;—»w*, j(|f, r,Jf ,,|e

, Chef Milanl, •AGMTK—News, Music. KC K-T Serenade. —Upbeat Session. kwka^ ^5 ra'reet.

,n , KGFR—News! 19.15—KFI—Hollywood Fan Maga- zine.

KNX—Ma Perkins. KLCA—Louisa .Masspy and vyesfemfrs. K"'' KGB. KVOE—Sometbing _J« Pa'k About. .KMTR—King's Men, ★KPAS—News. wS5!i~!?r' 0- M Richardson. ki a.M—Seven Last Words of Jesus. KPHX—Rev. Emma Taylor.

tA nn KGbR—Kingdoin -Within. 19.39—KFI. KF>D—Alhers* Hour. *w-.cpTn«rna5iDC ?'>""• »««• KJXA—My True Story. KM I C.—Slump l' s.

"''nr^ Charles. KMIR—ITnyd B. JoIjiinou.

★KFAC—Xews. KFVD—Union Rescue Mission. K PAS—Woman's World. KWKW—News, Symphonic

Strings. KFXM—Meet Hie People. KGB, KVOE—Luncheon With

Lopez. KGER—Simsliine Pastor,

I0:13*KFI. KFSI)—Art Baker, News. KNX—Young Dr. Malone. KIM. KGB, KVOE—John J.

Anthony. KMPC—Home Cbale. hFWB—Science of Mind. KMTK—Care of the Body, KFAC—Between the Lines. KRKD—Midnight .Mission. KWKW—Gaucho Serenade. KFXM—Meet the People- KFOX—Dr. A. U. Micnelson.

10;&5—KltCA—Aunt Jemima. —KPT. KFSD—Guiding Light.

KNX—Two on a Clue. ★ KKCA—Bankhage Talking, ★KHJ. KGB, KVOE—Cedrle Foster. ★ KMPC—News, HomemakerV Cluh.

KFWB—A1 Jar vis. ★ KMTK—News, Dr. Lonis Talbot.

KGFJ—Concert Pastelle. ★ KFVD, KGEK—News. KPAS—Ralph Littlefield. KWKW—News, righting

Amertenoa. KFAC—Floretta. KFXM—Voice of Experience.

11:15—KFI. KJ-ND—Today's Children. KNX—Rosemary. KECA—ItHiel and Albert, ★ KIIJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE— .Jane Cowl. KFtlJ—Musical Revue. KPAS—j. Newton Fates. K FOX'—Spotlight Bands.

11:39—K ITU KFSD—Woman In Wliite. KNX—I'enr Mason. ★ KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Queen for Today. ★KECA—Blue World- Correspondents.

KMTR—Songs to Bemerober. ★ KPAS—Pasadena Independent. ★KFAC. KRKD. KFOX—News. ★KWKW—News, Instrumekidles.

KGEK—Rev. Charles Grecnamyer.

11:45—K FT—Betty Crocker, KNX—Tena and Tim. ★K EGA—News. KM PC—I,ud Gluskln. KTAC—Piano Briefs. KPAS—Gibson's Painted Post. KWKW—Bine Room. KFVD—Violet Sehram. KGFR—Bible Treasury Hour,

"l ^—KFI—Farm Reporter. X £m KNX—Neighbors, Irene Beasley,

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

Hemingway. ★ KMTR—News, Matinee

Melodies. KFAC—Luncheon Concert. KFVD—Editor of Air.

FRIDAY Program Highlight's Morning Prograins Appear in Ughtfare Type: Afternoon and

Evening Progrema In Boldface. Fariety

8:00—McNeill'* Breakf«Bt Club. fC EC _A. • S;(M)—Johnny Murray. KFI.

0:00—Kate Smith. KNX. 9:30—Breneman'a Breahfaet.

KECA. 10:00—Clief Milanl. KFWB. 11:15—Jane Cowl, KHJ. 1:39—EUa Mavivell, KHJ. ■1:30—Art Bilker's Notebook.

KFI. 8:39—People Are Funny, KFI, 9:39—Spot Ugh I Bands, KECA. 1 tSO—Darante-,Moore Show, KNA. T;00—Amos & Andy, KFI. .•no—Sammy Kayr, KECA. 7:30—Danny Kayo Show. KNX. 7:39—Tom Brrneman. KECA. 9:011—Supper Clnh. KFI. 8:30—Duffy's Tavern. KFI. 9:30—Joan Davls-Jnck Haley,

KPT. IV or

8:99—Reuters' News Dispatch, KFWB.

8:0t)—Television, Test Pattern WfiXYZ.

8:39—Television, United Nations Conference. WtiXVZ. 9:09—Telex isinn, Gt in Uniform, U6XVZ.

9:13—Television. Sports. WfiXYZ.

Quiz Programs 9:90—Money on the Line. KNX. 9:30—Double or Nothing, KHJ. 8:30—Ignornure Fays, KNX.

Drama 6;3ll—Those Welxstrrs. KNX. 7:39—Lone Ranger, KHJ. 8:15—Erskine Jnlinson, KNX. 9:09—Aludrich Family, KNX. 9:39—Weird Circle, KECA. 9:30—The Thin Man, KNX,

Outstanding Alusic 4 .*09—Mristeal MaBlernieces.

KFAC. 6:9U—Musical Digest, KGFJ. 8:90—Evening Concert, KFAC.

19:09—Lucky Lager Time, KFAC. 10:09—NewsicaL K1*VD. 10:00—East side Cluh, KFWB.

Public dffnirs 1

3:39—Cnhbni'es ft Queens, KHJ, 8:itO—Vour F.B.I., KECA.

10:15—Mutt Weinstnck, KFI. S p orts—C o m men t

13:30—Bridge Club. KMPC. 7:39—Bill Stern, KFI. 8:99—Boxing Bouts. KHJ. 8:15—Bnsehail. KMPC.

10:09—Legion Fights, KMPC.

KPAS—Hal Hart. KWKW—Luuaclieon with

Moores. KHKD—Prnirie Schooner. ★ KGFJ, KGB. KVOE. KGEB— News.

KFXM—Group Dieguostlc. KFSD—Women of America.

12:15—KFI, KFSD—Ma Perkins. ★ KNX—Howard Petrie, News, KECA—Gospel Singer. KHJ—Johnson Family. ★KMPC—Norman Neshitt. KGFJ—Sweet and Low. KFVD—Luncheon Musical. KWKW—Rev. Kichey. ★ KFOX, KFXM—News, KGB, K\ OE—George GDen's

Orch. 13:39—KFI. KFSD—Pepper Young's

Family. KNX—Bright Horizon. ★KKCA—John B. Kennedy, KHJ, KVOE—Mild and

Mel low. KMPF—Bridge Club, Johnson. ★ KFWB—News. KMTR—Merl Lindsay's Band. KGFJ—Calling All Zones. ★KWKW—News, Hawaiian

Echoes. KFOX—March Time. KGEK—Juke Box. KGB—The Smoothies, KFXM—Farm Front. 12:45—KFI, KFSD—Right to

Happiness. KNX—Bnchelor's Children. KKCA—Constance Bennett.

★KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Gracious Living.

KMPC—Jack Sherman. KFWB—At Jarvls. . KFVD—Violet Sehram. ★KFAC—News. KPAS—Texas Tyler. KWKW—Singing sweepstakes. - KFOX—Lucky Lady. KGKR—Garden School.

1—KIT. KFSD—Bar kstage Wife. KNX—G. E, House Party. ★KECA—Time Views Iho News. KHJ—Think Hard Now.

★KMI'C—NewH, Henilline Bands. ★ KMTR—News, Music. KGFJ—Easy Rhythm. ★KFVD—News. ★KGB. KVOE—Walter Compton. KFXM—Songs of Hawaii. ★KGER—News, Music.

1:13—KFI, KFSD—Stella Dallas. KKCA—Radio Parade, KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Kl»n Mavwell's Party Line. KFAC—Melody Matinee. KGFJ—Blrnvenidos Amigos. KFVD—Moods in Music.

1 :33*KNX—News. 1:3ft—KFI, KFSD—Lorenzo Jones. KNX—Feature Story.

KECA—This Moving World. ★ KIIJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Never Too Old.

KM PC—I-ady of Charm. KMTR—Swlngtlnie.

★ KRKD—News. Music. ★ K PA S—News. ★ KWKW—News, Hollywood, Melodies. KGFJ—Texas Jim Lewis. KFVD—lliiiraiiau Music. KGEK—l^st We Forget.

1:1-5—KFI. KFSD—Vnnng Wldder Brown.

KNX—Dontir O'Nell. KKC A—BmbV Ttvisa. ★ KIIJ, KGB. KFXM, K1 OE—

Handy Man. KM PC—.luan RoIhdcIo.

KRKD—Singing Waiters. KPAS—Beyond Victory, KFOX'—Concert Master.

lioO^KKCA—Ed Joreeioon. 2—KFI, KFSD—When a Girl

Marries. KNX—Evelyn Winter. ★Kill—This Ciianglng World. KECA—What's Doin," Ladles? ★ KMPC—News. Sweet Leilanl.

★ KMTR—News, Hnlly'# Swing- time.

KFAt.'—Paradise Isle. KRKD—Concert Matinee. KWKW—Club GO. KFOX—Organ Treaanres. KFVD—Timely Times. KGFJ—Community

Broadcasters. KGER—Rolf's Band. KFXM—Kedlanifs Nuzarene.

2:13—KFI, KFSD—Portia Face# Life. ,

KNX—Service Time. KHJ—Today on the Const. KMPC—San FrnnclBco

Conference. KGFJ—Town Crier. KFAC—Memory Musicale. KVOE—Meet » Friend. KFOX—PubUc Bulletin. 3;25*KNX—News.

2:39—KFI, KFSD—Just Plain Bill. KNX—Meet the .Missus.



RADIO LIRE PAGE 21 FRIDAY LOGS

KI3CA—FranceB Smllr. ■iKHJ. KOVt, KFX_H, KVOE— Cahhaifps nnd Quepn*.

RMi'C—Kinc Colo Trio. KFWIl—Hnl Styles. KIIKI)—Pnspball Scores.

*KWKW. KCKH—>"ews, JWodiMi,

KFOX—Sooes of Hie West, BOHR—World Seourily

: Conference. 2; (5—KFI. KFSI)—Front Page

Fnrrell. t KKOA—Afemoriee In Blelody. KIIJ, KGB, KVOE—KQdio Tour, K-MI'C—Jlintt Croshy.

*KFVJ>—News. 3—KFf—Bond of J.tfe.

KNX—Ho risen'ires Pcofectlva Tâjrue. ★KECA—Ttireo n'Cloclc X'eirs. *KH.7. KGER, KPSI>—News.

■jfKmTC—News, TxwRi Events. KFWK—welndy Matinee. KMTB—>*cws, It Pay a to

Know. KFAC—Famons ?iln?irn\ Favorites. KG1-M—.Inelt Pot.

+K FAS—listeners' Digest. KilKD—Victory Queen Contest. KWKW—Jllng Crosby. KFVD—ropulnr Favorites. KFOX—Buddy Cole. KGB. KVOE—Grifrtn neporling. KFXJM—Novs, Devotions,

Brevities. 3:15—KIT—.Joyce Jordan, 51,D,

KHJ—Happy Homes, Xorma Young.

KECA—FooHSkBi FavoiiteB, KM PC—Stein gslilft. KMTIl—Social Seonrlfy, KPAS—.Juke Box Slatlnee '111

5jl5 p.m. KWKW —Kcfieeflons In Music. KFOX—Hawaii CnllK. KGKB—MerrlianC -.Marine. KVOIC—Of Civic Interest. KFSD—KiMtd of Life.

3:30—KFI—Worn an of America. KNV—Jvmnty CarrnU Sings. KECA—Love X'nles,

International, Top Times, KFWB—Sweet Leila ni,

Vietorinns l.ivlnK- KMTK—Pianos. +KWKW—Off the Press. ■*-KHKD—News Headlines.

KGFJ—Orrtirstre du Jour, KFOX—Hollytvood Salon. KGEIt—Clieerfni Clint. KGB—Art Baker. KVOE—Newspix Melodies.

3:43—KFI, KFSI)—Aunt Mary. ★KNX—The World Today, Boh Trout.

KIM—Bill Hay. KEG A—Easy Listenln.* KFWB—Ta".

. KMTK—-HawnMao VUlose. * ★RKAC—Xews. KGFJ—Alr-o-torlals. KWKW—Melody, Theater Guide. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Johnson Family. ,

4—KFI, KTSD—One Woman's Secret. KNX—Fotlock Party. ★KECA—Headline Edition. ★KIM. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Fulton T.Ctvis, Jr. ★KMPC—News, Sweet l^llnnl.

KFWB—Woman's World." ★ KMTR.—News. Win Morro. KGFJ—Variations. KRKD—Toast to the Town,


Gems o( Melody 4-5 P. M., KFAC-1330

Ask for frea program at Stavick Jewelry Co.

KFAC—Musienl Jfaaterpleces. KWKW—Speaking ot Sporte. ★KFOX—News. KFVD—Piano Seleofioni". ★KGER—News, Helena Smith.

4:15*KFI. KFSD—News of the World. ★KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

• Rev Miller. ★KECA—Raymond Gram Swine. KMPC—-Gnrrel t's Varieties. KFWB—Go«pel and Sorr. ★KFVD—News. KWKW—King Colo Trio. KRKD—.Mo vi eland Quiz.

4:30—KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. KNX—Randy Brooks' Orch. KHJ, KVOE—San Francisco

Sketches. ★ KECA—Gen. Pierce, Comment. KMPC—Tarnmoont Parade. K.MTR—Concert Master. KGK.I—Sf.vlincs in Blue. KWKW—Citizens' Committee. KGB—Songs of Praise. , KFXM—Dr. Phillip M. LoveU.

4:43—KECA—Hop Hnrrigran. KH-T—Frolic*. KMPC—Modern Komnnces. KFWU—Stuart Hamblen. ★KRKD—News. KWKW—Piano Reveries. KGB—Tommy Harris Time.

• - KFXM—.Musical Cocktail. KVOE—Service Salnte. ★KFSD—II. KnUcnlHirn, KGER—Colonial Vespers.

C*KFI—11. V. Knlfenbom. 9 KNX—Man Named Jordan.

KECA—Tarry and the Plrntijc. ★KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Sam Hayes, ★KMPC—News, Teen s Twenty.

★ KMTK—News, Music. KGFJ—.live at 3. KWKW—College Jive. ★KGER—News.

5:15*JCFr. KFSD, KF5T), KFAC— News. KNX—Through a Woman's Eyes. KEflA—Dick Tracy. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Superman. • KMTK—Salute to the Services. ★K PAS—News. KGER—Laura Kay Sings.

6:3d—KFI—Major H. S. Turner. ★KNX—Hnfry Flanoery.

KECA—.Jack Armstrong. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Adventures of Tom Mix. ★KMTK—Irwln Allen. KFAC—Whoa Bill Club. KGFJ—-I n( e rvn iss l«n. KFVD—00-30 Club. KPAS—Juke -nox Matinee. KWKW—American Jewish Hr. KRKD—South Seas Serermdfc. KFOX—Varieties. KGER—World Security Conference.

S:15*KFI. KFSD—Elmer Peterson. ★KNX—News, Truman Bradley.

KECA—Captain Midnight. ★KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Night News Mire.

KMPC—Hell) Wanted. ★KMTR—K. Louis FIfllau, News. ★KGFJ—New*. KFVD—Evcnine Serenade. . KFOX—Bal Talverin.

5;55*KNX—Bill Henry. 6—KFI. KFSD—Waltz Time.

KNX—Money on the Line.

laugh with JACK lAILET

"MONEY

ON THE LINE" FRIDAY 6PM

KNX

★KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Gabriel Hentter. * " ★KECA, KFWB, KGER, KFOX —News.

★KMPC—News, Norman Nesbltt. ★KMTR—News. , Mnslc. KGFJ—•Mifsic«l Digest 'til 8 p. ni. KFAC—Music - for Everyone. KRKD—Early Dancctte. KPAS—Pilgnm Inspirational

Unnr. KWKW-—Italian Melodies.

6:15—KNX—Riders of Purple Sage. ★KECA—-I'efcr de Limn. KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Real Life v. - Stories. KMPC—Sports Time. ★KFWB—John B. Huglirs. KMTR—Tomnsso Ensemble. KPAS—W.O.T.IJ. KGB—Tnslde Story. KFXM—Meet, the Horse, KFOX—Miracles of Science.

6:30—KFI, KFSD—-People are Funny. KNX—Those Websters. KKO A—Spot light Bands. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Double or Nothing. KMPC—Ozie Waters, KFWB—"America. Dances."

-KPAS—Church of Christ. ★KWKW—News, Serenade. KFVD—Vaudeville.

KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KGER—Church of Nazarcnc.

6:45—KMPC—Kluunba Time. KMTR—Treasure Chest. KBKD—Roily wood Tunc-

smiths. KI'AS—- Inside Fact*. ; KWKW—-Payroll OuarnntCc.

6tS-J—KECA—Coronet Slory Teller. 7—KIT. KFSD—Amos V Andy.

.KXX—Dura nlc-Moore. K1CCA—Sammy Kayo,

Varieties. KHJ. KVOE—Curt Mnssey, ★KJll'C—News, Dinner Dance. ★KMTR—News, Music. , KFAC—Musical Comedy. ★KRKD—News. KPAS—Help Wanted. KWKw—Atcpoct Ground

School. • KFOX—Jane Arden.

KGB—Eddie Orctitt. KFXM—-Trading 1'ost. KGER—News, Dr. LoveU,

?;t5—KNX—Ozlo Waters. ★KIM, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— News. ,

KMTK—W. B. Record. HKKD—Tliree Qunrler Time. KFAC—Musical Jewel Bos. KPAS—C.I.O. Reporter. KFOX—Salute to Services. KGER—Dr. Fagnn.

?:30*KFI. KFSD—Bill Slern, Sports. KNX—Danny Kaye Show. KECA—Turn Breneman. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Lone Ranger. ★KFWB—News. KMTR—Dr. Clem Duvies. KFAC—Casa Cugat. KRKD—Do You Know. KWKW—Evening Musical. KGER—Ft. Wayne Go«pcl,

"i ;45—KFI—CubimtreR and ' Kings. ★KFWB. KFdX—Major Hubert Turner, Comment. ★KFAC—News. , . KRKD—F'nther VatighaD. KFSD—Roy Campbell.

8—KFI. KFSD—Perry Cumo. KNX—Jack Klrkwood. KECA—This Is Tour F.B.I,

. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Boxing Bouts. ★KM I'C—News,. Frank Hemfngvvay. ★KFWB—Dispatch from

Reuters. ★KMTR—News.

KFAC—Evening Concert. JKGFJ—Of Words and Verse. KRKD—South Seas Serenade. WliXYZ—Television, Test

Pattern. KPAS—.1. Frnnk Burke.

★KGER—News. 8.05—KGER—Aubrey Lee.

FLiOYH B.

JOHNSON f and

King's Ambassador Quartet KMTR—8:05-9:00 P. M, Also I(»;3tM0:45 A. M.

_ Monday Ihmiigh Friday

KMTR—Floyd B. Johnson. 8:15★KIT. KI'SD—Fleetnood Lflwton, Comment.

KNX—Erskine Johnson. KMPC*-BnsebaU, • KhAVB*—Warner Bros,' Occh. KGFJ—Show Time.

8:3<l—KFI. KFSD—Duffy's Tavern. KNX—It Pays to Be Ignorant. KECA—Raymond Paige. ★KFWB—News. KGFJ—Dancing Rhythm. KPAS, KFOX—P. IC. Gardner. KRKD—Mcrry-Co-'Kound. W0X VZ—Television,

United Nnllons Conference. 8".45—KMPC—Something for the

, Girls. KFWB—Pun-A-Miisi-Cana. ★WfiXVZ—News, T. B.

IMnkist on. 9—KFI, KFSD—Night Edition,

KNX—Aid rich Family. KICOA—Weird Circle. ★KHJ, KGB. KI'XM. KVOE—

News, Glenn Hardy. RMI'C—Baseball. ★KFWB—Peter do Lima. ★KMTR—News, Malic. KGFJ—Salados Amlgos. KRKD—Western Hit Parade. WCXY7.—Television, Revue in

GI Uniform. KPAS—Dr. Louis T. Xalbot.

10

KFOX—Samuel .M. Polin. ★RGKR—■News, Aubrey Lee. 9:15*KIM. KtfB, KFXM, KVOE—

- Cecil Brown, News. KFWB—Stroll in' "Tom. ★K F OX—Ne w«. WrXYZ—-Television Amateur

Sports. 8:30—KFI-—Joan Da vis-Jack Haley.

KNX—Thin Man. • ★KECA—News. ★KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Freedom of Opportunity. ★KFWB—Henry Chnrles.

KMTR—Muslr. Modern Mood. KGER—Sunshine Pastor.

9:45—KECA-—Hobby Honrs. ★KFWB—Sam Baiter. KPAS—Mutual Melodies.

8:55—KNX—Toba Reed. . , ★KFI, KFSD—Richfield

Reporter. KNX—Ten ©'Clock Wire. ★KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Fulton Lewis,; jr.

Hollywood Spotlight with George Fiihcr

10:00 P.M. —KECA

Inside the News with TM

Mr. Carveth Wells 10:30 P.M. —KFI

THRIFTY DRUG STORES KECA—Hollywood Spotlfgltt.

George Ffshcr. . .

EASTSIDE

Club 10 to 12 P. M. (v*ry KKr (ic.yt S.xlay

KFWB A*ifr)c«'> Hnail Iflndi

KFWJJ—Enslslde Clnb, ★KMTR—News, Bob Brooks. KFAC—Lucky Lager Dance

Time, ★KFVD—NrwRieal, 3 Hrs. KGFJ—B, and U. Cowboys. KPAS—Western Hit Parade.

10:15—KFI—Malt Welnstoek, ★KNX—Pacific War Analysis. KECA—Martha Meats. „ ★KHJ. KVOE—News, KMTR—What's Up? KFXM—Music for Night.

10:30—KFI—Cor vet h Wells, Inslda tho News.

KNX—-World's Most Honored Music. KECA—Sports . Book.

KHJ—Johnson Fftmiiy. KMTR—Wingy Monone. KGFJ—Western Music. KFX-M—Mystery Theater.

10:45—KFI—Voice of n- Nation. KECA—Doctor Talks If Over, KHJ. KG It-—Johnny Ncblett,

★KMTR—A1 Donahue's Qich. U*KFT, KHJ—News.

★KNX—News, Jlnt Wyntt. KEC A—Ttine*. Tidings.

'★KMI'C—News, Motion picture - Items.

Kl'VVB—En st side Club. ★KMTR—News, Win Morro, KFAC—Lucky Lager Dance

Time. KGFJ—Open Album. KPAS—Shop's Plnylinuse, KFOX—Merl Lindsay Oklnhomnns.

11:15—KFI—Post Parade. ★KNX—Name In the New*. KHJ, KGB. KVOE—Jan Savitt's Oreh,

KMPC—Rhythm 'til SDilnlsht. 11:20—KIT—Reserve.

KNX—Toay J'nstor. 11:30—KFI, KFSD—»loe Kelchmnn'a

Orch. KNX—^Shorty Sherock. KECA—News, Divio

Hospitinllty. KHJ. KGB, KVOE—Carto*

Molina's Oreh. KGFJ—Bin ft of Evening. KFVD—Now-near, til 1 n.m...

U:45^KH.1. KGB. KFSD—News. KGFJ—What's Dp?

11:55*KFI, KNX. KFlVB—News. www.americanradiohistory.com


SATURDAY, AAAY 26 Îndicates 5>'ews Broadensts,

7am

KHJ ScofcA Trtpfi Action Cleanser

- SKFI, KTSD—K-C Jamborea,

*KNX, HGER—>'ows. KECA—Mc'Neitrs Breakfast

C!nb. KGB, KTXM, KVOE— Larry Meier, War Review.

*KMrC—Xews Commentary. KITTB—Bands In Review.

yk-K.MTH—News, Western Starsi RFAC—Country Church. KCFJ—Music Mod erne. K W KW— fan - An i e r I cn a

Mission. KTA^—Qnartermaster'B Corn. KFVD—Covered Waron JubUee.

KRKD 8:00 A. M.

HAVEN OF REST Tues., Thurs., Sat.

Fiwt Mate Bob and the Good Ship Grace

a-ov wv vD^KÔX.CHnv''!, ot R^"t- 8:03—KN.\_Let> Prefend. _ KGER—Sou! Patrol 8:15—KBJ, KGB, KVOE-Bainhow

House. wn^r-Yl,rk''t Sports. KiilvQ—In seen Bnemy. RJ^RVV—Ainsa Mission. KGER—Mirpah,

Morning Melodies, 8.30—KFt, Kl>sf)—-Srallin' Kn OlcConnell.

KNX—SilUe Burke. KMPC—Girl Scmits. -

■ fiHy^r'st Church rnlty. ikBTAO, KBKD—News. AS—Kews, -Music.

thews, —Xews Headlines. KFpX—riilMren-8 Bible Hour.

KFXM—Sunshine Service, 8:45—KHJ—Wax Shop,

Arm' on March. , +ReA\ B—News. KFAC—Show Time. KFAD-Voea! Tarieties. KGKR—House of Don.

Q+KFI. KTSD, KGFJ, KGER— «/ News. KNX—Theater pf Today. KECA-—What's Coo kin? KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Hello Mom. ★SMPC—News, Swing Out the

Old. r tS?VB—Henry Charles. ★KMTn—News, Children's

BeHfions Iloar. K'"'a"'I» for Jesus. KRip*—Snrebrush Serenade, _KWKW—Pastor Wall. KrVD—Walts Time,

8:15—KFI—Consumer Time. KFWB—Diet and Health. KGFJ—Melody Interlude.

, KJlVEW—Kettles and Calico. ★KFVD—News. _ „„ KFSD—Boy Scouts. 8:3(hk-KFT—Ales Drier.

KNX—Stars Over Hollywood; KBCA—Txjis Long, Three Suns Trio, KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE— virsuua Spencer.

KM PC—Studio Party. KMTH—Glad Tidings. ★KFAC. KWKW—News. KGFJ—Swujk Serenade. KFVD—Show Tunes, KGER—Radio Revival.

„ KI^D—■ Atlantic Spotlight. 0:45—KFI—Bonny Mansfield. KECA—Collins Calling, KFWR—RUdmornlng Sfelodies, KFA O—Pa n-Am eric ana. ytKRKD—News, Clifton. KWKW—Gospel Friend*. KFR'D—Here Comes Parade. KGB—Red Cross Reporter.

H A—KNX—Grand Central Station, 4V*KHJ. KGB, KFXM. KAOE— News, Glenn Barfly.

... -A-KEOA—News. ★KMPC—News, Jerry Sears. KFWB—Salvation Army. ★KMTR—News, Music.

KFAC—Mldmorning Matinee. KGFJ—Vnbeat Session. KWKW—Moments of Melody, KFV'I)—Morning Serenade, KFSD—House of Make Believe, ★KFOX, KGER—News.

10:13—KFI—Hollywood Fan. Magazine.

KECA—Popular Profiles. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

A1 Williams. KMPC—Nanml Reynolds. KFIVB—CSO Grains. KMTR—King's Men. KFAC—L. A. Medical Asa'n, KFOX—Rev. Emma Taylor, KGEK—Grave Testimony.

10:25*KNX—News. 10 ;30—KFI. KFSI),—The Rasters.

KNX—Report to the Nation. KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Clinic

Forum. KE C A—Mi r a ndy. KM PC—Pan-.Vm erlcana, ★KFWB—Henry t'harieg, New*. KMTR—American Story Bouk. ★KWKW—News. Sports. KFAC—News. KFXM—Barbara Brent Presents. KGER—Sunshine Pastor.

10:43*KFr, KECA—News. KMPC—Home Chats, KFWB—Better Speech, KMTR—Cluh Women's Forum. KWKW—Rev. Patterson. KFAC—Between (he Lines. KFOX—Firehraads' Children's Hour. KFXM—American Mercury Theater. KFND—James Abbe. -

10 ;55*KEC A—News, —KFI, KFSD—Muslcan*.

KNX—Mary Lee Taylor. Economist.

KECA—Mosical Toast. KHJ—Doorway to Melody. ★KMPC—News, Hollywood

Melodies. KFWB—AI Jarvis. ★ KMTR—News, Music. KFAC—Norman Parade. KWKW—Conunent, Variety. KGF.I—Sweet and Low.

★KFA'D, KGER—News. KFVD—Musical Revue. KFXM—-Ranclio Roundup, KGER—Gospel Story Hour,

11:15—KMPC—Samuel B. McKee. 11;

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SATURDAY 11:30 A. M.

HOLLYWOOD'S

OPEN HOUSE

KHJ • KFXM SponsoTtd bg Barbara Ann Bread

:3«—KFI-^-Sky High. ★KNX, KECA—N V-

KHJ, KFXM—Hollywood Open Honse.

KMPC—Crisis In Wartime, KMTR—Song Showcase.

.★KFAC—News. ★KRKD—News, Music. ★KWKW—News, Instrumelodiea. KGB-—Fairy Tales. .. . KVOE—Voice of the Army. 11:-15—KECA—Reserve.

KNX—Carolina Hay ride. KMPC—This Day of War. KFAC—Ptano Briefs. KWKW—OPA News. KFVD—Violet Sciiram. KGER—Calvary Tabernacle.

4 ^—KFI—Noon Farm Reporter. Jmdm KNX—The Land Is Bright. ★KHJ—Broadway News.

KKCA—Tailor-Made Melodies, ★KMPC—News, Frank Hemingway.

★KMTK—News, Matinee Melodies.

* ★KFAS—News. KFAC, KFVD—Luncheon

Concert. ★KGFJ. RGB, KVOE, KGER— News.

KRKD—Prairie ■ Schooner. KWKW—Readers and Writers. KFSD—Orchestra of Nation.

12:15—KFI—War Telracope. KHJ—Mutual MuhicaJe. ★KMPC—John Rirby. KGFJ—Sweet and I,ow. KPAS—Help Wanted. KWKW—Dr. Rlchey. KGB—Ryan Swing Club, ★KFOX. KFXM—News. KVOE—This is RaUoran, KGER—Police Broadcast. 13:30—KFI. KPND—Home What Von

Make It. KNX—Public Affairs.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM—Art Monney's Orch.

KMPC—Bridge Club. ★KFWB—News. KMTR—Merl Lindsay Hand.

SATURDAY Program Highlights Morning Proerams Appear In Llghtfaca Type; Afternoon and

Evening Programs In Boldface, Variety

S:0O—KC Jamboree, KFI. B :00—Mc'Nriire Breakfast Club, KECA.

Mom." KHJ. 10:00—Grs nd Central Station. KNX.

11 ;30—Hollywood's Open House, KHJ. KFXM,

fi ;bft—•National Barn Dance, KFI. fi:i>n—Totir Hit Parade. KNX. 6:3ft—.Spotlight Bands. KECA. 6:3(1—Can You Top This? KFI. "J :00—.ludy Canova, KFI 3:00—Andy Russell, KECA. 3:1-5—Mayor of the. Town, KNX. 1:3ft—Grand Ole Opry, KFI.

10:15—Hollywood Bam Dance, KNX.

Drama fi :0fl—Theater of Today, KNX. ■ 8 ;30—Stars Over Hollywood,

KNX. 8:ft0—Grand Hotel, KFI. 5:»ft—Harry Cnrcy, KNX. ~:3a—Green Hornet. KECA. »:ftO—Hollywood Theater. KFI, 3:00—This Is My Story. KNX. 9:3ft—Hotel Horror, KMTR.

10:30—Speare Showcase, KMPC.

Quiz Programs * •

' :0ft—Quiz of Two Cities, KHJ. 8:0ft—Tr'ith or Conseqaeoces, KFI.

*' War 3:00—Welcome Home, KNX. Jrftft—Cnder Big Ben, KHJ. 9:30—Fighting AAF. KECA.

11:00—Tanks In Orient, KECA.

Outstanding Music l 4:00—Musirnl Masterpieces,

KFAC. . 5:30—Boston Shymphony, KECA. 6:00—Musical Digest. KGFJ. 8:(M»—Evening Concert, KFAC. 10:00—Lucky f.nger Dance Time,

KFAC. 10:ftO—Enatside Club, KFWB. r

Public Affairs 1:13—Book of the Month, KGER. 3:15—People's Platform, KNX. 4:30—Our Foreign Policy, KFI. 4:43—Rooks Bring Adventnre,

KWKW. 8;ftft—Words, Verse, KGFJ. K:3ft—In Pence and War. KNX. 9:38—The American Way, KFI.

Sports-—Comment S:H0—Sports Parade. KHJ. 3:0ft—On Scouting Trail, KECA. 3:00—Sports. KNX. 5:00—Sports, KFI. S:J5—Belle Martell, KMTK. 8:15—Basel)all. KMPC. 11:15—Rube Samuelson, KFI.

KWKW—News, HatTaiian Echoes. KFAC—Pa n-Amcricona. KGFJ—Calling All Zones, KFVD—Violet Schram. 1? rift—KNX—Bnilders of Victory. KMPC—Jack Sherman. • KFWB—A1 Jarvis. ★KFAC—New*. KFOX—.Meet the Band.

—KFI, KFSD—Doctors Look Ahead. KN x—Repo rt from Washington. ★KECA—News, Saturday Concert,

KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE— Memo for Tomorrow. ★KMPC—News, Flying Feet.

KFWB—Can Vwi Tie That? ★KMTR—News, Dick Ross. KGFJ—Easy Rhythm. ★KFVD. KGER—News.

Flash

BASEBALL SCORES By Innings—Major and Pacific

Coast Leagues.

Daily KWKW 1430 Kc

KWKW—Radio Bonndun. KFOX—Dance Time. 1:15—'KNX—Destination Tomorrow. KHJ—Felix do Cola. KFAC—-Melody Matinee. KWKW—Symposium of Swing. KFVD—Moods in Music.' ★ KGER—Book of the Month. 1:30—KFI. KFSD—Music on Display. KNX—Assignment Home. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE—

Music for a Half Hour. KECA—Reserve. KMPC—Mnry Alice Collins. KMTR—Swlngtime. KGFJ—Texas Jim Tewls, KFVD—Hawaiian Music.

★KPAS—News. KWKW—News, Saturday ' Serenade. KFOX—Concert. Master. KRKD—Singing Waiters.

1:45—KMPC—Your Traffic Con. ★ KRKD—News. KFVD—Vocal Varieties, KGER—Veterans Employment.

2—KFI, KFSD—Grand Hotel. KNX—We. Deliver the Goods.

★KECA—News. KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE—

Sports Parade. ★KMPC—News, Harry James. . ★KMTR—News, Halley's

Swingtlme. KFAC—Paradise Isle. KGFJ—Town Crier Presents, KBKD—Concert Melodies. KWKW—Symposium of

Swing. KFVD—Timely Tunes. KGER—l-ong Beach Band. KFOX—Organ Treasures.

2:15—KECA—Fpolllghting the War. KFAC—Memory Musicale, 5:3(>—KFI—John . W. Vandercook.

KNX—Viva America! KHJ—Coke Sesh. KECA—Date with (he Duke. KMPC—Baseball '111 5 p. m. KFWB—Better Speech. KRKD—BasebftH Scores. KGK. KFXM—Louts Prlma's

Orch. ★ KVOE—News, Newspi*

Melodies. ★KGER—News, Music. ★KFSD—John W. Vandercook. 2:45—KFI—Tin Pan Alley.

KHJ—.Sully Mason's Orch* ★KFVD—News. KFSD—Songs by Zorova. —KFI—On Scouting Trail.

KNX—Welcome Hour. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE—

Halls of Mootezuraa. KECA—Music Room,

K M PC—Baseball. KFWB—"Ezra." ★ KMTR—News. Music. KFAC—Famous Musical

Favorites. KPAS—Listener's Digest, KKKI)—Matinee Melodies. KWKW—Bing Crosby, KFOX—VarietieR. KGFJ—Swing Club. KFVD—Popular Favorites, ★KFSD. KGER—News.

3:1ft—KNX—People's Platform, KMPC—Dick Baymea.



RADIO LIFE

KFVVB—VooftI "Vflrletie». KMl'R—Paul Scott. KWKVV—TV«8(6rn Sweetheart.

JUKE BOX

, MATINEE 3:15-5:15 p.m.

KPAS Monday thru Saturday

KI'AS—.Juke lior Matinee 'til 5:-15 p. m,

KFOX—Hawaii Calls. 3:30—KKl. KFSl>—RupevL Krtthes,

KMJ. KGB, KFXM. KVOE— Hawaii Calls.

KlMTU—Pinnob, ■Jt K RKD — Js'e w s. ★KUKW—Off the Press. KGER—Life's Highway. KFOX—Holly wood Salon.

3;+5—KF1, KFSO—Keiiginn in Hews, KNX—The World Today. KEOA—GIO bor Show, KFVVit—"Varieties, . KMTlt—Hawaiian Xlllage, ★KFAC—News. KFAD—niniinlin Music, KWKW—Melody.

3:55^KNX—News Analysis. ' 4—K>T—Trnfflu Trtlninal. KNX—Unschednted. KIIJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

American Ragle In Britain. *KEC A—New «. K3IPO—Baiehatl. KFI^'B—Gospel and Sonr.

*KMTR—News. Win Morro.


Gems ol Mtlody 4-5 P. M., KFAC- 1330

Ask for free program at Siavick Jewelry Co.

KFAC—MusIcrI Masterpieces, KOI'J—Variations. KtVKW—Speaking of Sperfs.

ifKGF.H. KFOX—News, • KFVI)—Piano. KFSD—World's Great Novels. 4 :I5—KJT—Treasury Star Parade. KECA—Wmfe New on tlliie.

^cKFVU—News. . KliKU—.Movleland <(ulz. KWKW—Oept. of Hecreatlon,

Grama. KFOX—Christian Science,

4:30—KFI—Our Forrlgn Policy. . KNX—The Todds.

KECA—l.aod . of the Lost. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE—

Flying High. KKWB—Blind .Artists' Guild. KMTK—Concert Master. KQFJ—Sly Hags la Blue. KRKH—Tunes of the Hay.

. . . KFVO—Tro Time Tnnes. -^KM'KW—News, Songs, KFS1)—Person (o Parson.

4; <5—KMX—Ona Munson. KFWB—Sloart Hmuhlcn. KWKAV—Books Bring

Advcnlnre. . *KltKD—Neivs. —KFI—SportH.

KNX—Western Tlieater. Harry Carey,

AK>:OA KGB. KVOE, KGER— News.

-AKH3—News. 4rKMPC—News, American Music. iKMTR—News. Music.

Kilin)—Songs of the Saddle, KFAC—Musical Comedy, KF\T>—Evening .Serenade. KGF.I—Jive at Five.

KWKW—College Jive. KFXM—Word of Life. KFOX—Sunshine Fastor,

8:15ytKFIf KFSD—News. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

' Canary Pet Shop. KKCA—Freddie Martin's Orclt. KMTK—Belle .Murtell, Sport*. ★KFAC, KFVW—News.

S[30—KFI—Everybody's Favorite. ★KNX—Harry T'lannery. KECA-—Boston Pop's Orch. KTT.T, KGB. KVOE—

Symphony of America. KM PC—Louise Vallon ' ' KMTK—Irwin Allen. KFAC—Americnn Legion Aus. KG FJ—Intermission. KRKD—Sonth Sea* Serenade, KWKW—Unity. KG EK—Sister Despaioe, KFOX—On Ihe Band Wagon. KFVH-—f)0-Dd Cluh. KFSIJ—Blue in Afteraoon,

5:l5y|-KFT, KFS1)—Rimer Peterson. ★KNX—Truman Bradley, New*.

KM PC—Bishop Steven*. KMTR—Victory Ptogrant. ★KGFJ—News.' KRKH—Hollywood . Tunesmltlu. KWKW—Jan Concert.' KFOX—Bal Tahcrin, KGKR—Light for Today,

5;58£KNX—Ned Cnhner. 6—KFI, KFSW—National Bam

Dance. KNX—Hit Parade. KHJ—Jean Goldketle"* Orch. ★KMPC—News.

*KFWU, KGER, KFOX—Newt,

KMTR T/wfnpkrtrliri'SflliVn t/lh-

vKssa EVERY HOUR-ON THE HQUR

J tinomiAPkr

★KMTR—News, Petite Mm>lcnle. KFAC—Music for Everyone. KKKB—Early Daucetfe.

KG F.f—MiisIchI Digest 'tli 8 p. m.

Kl'AS—Sunset Hour. * 6:15—KM PC—Reed Kilpntrlck, ★KFWB—Henrj Charles.

KUKD—Sooth Sea Serenade. ★K FVD—News. 6:30—KFI, KFSD—Cnu You Top

This? K EC A—Spot light Bands. KHJ. KFXM. KVOE—Paging

Mike MeNully. KMPC—Clialleuge to Vonth. KFWB—American Dnw-es. KFVU—Vaudeville. KPAS—Sweet Chariot Hour. ★KWBVV—News, Jazz. KFOX—Hal's Memory Boom,

C:45—KNX—Saturday Night Serenade.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE— Mutual Musiealc.

KRKD—Hollywood Tunesmltha. KWKW—Pay Roll Cisnrantce.

6:35~KECA—Coronet Oiilck (piir. —KFI, KFSD—Judy C'anova '

Shaw. KECA—Andy Russell Show. KIIJ—Quit of Two CUles. ★KMPC—News, Buy Bloch. ★KMTK—News. Music. KFAC—Dr. James Flfield, Jr. KPAS—NtwArene Church. KWKW—Mission Covenant

Clinrch. ★KKKU. KVOE—News. KFXM—Trading Pa-it. KFOX—iLeray Anderson. ★KGER—News, G. L. O Brlen.

'7:15—KNX—Mayor of the TotVit. KMPC—American Legion. KMTR—W, B. Record. KRKD—Three-CJuarter Time.

7:30—KFI, KFSD—Grand Ole Opry. KECA—Green Hornet. • KHJ, K08. KFXM, KVOE—

l£ed Ryder. KM PC—S port s Bull Session, ★ KFWB—N ews. ICVITR—Dr. Clear Davtes. KFAC—Dr. F. B. Fugerborg, KRKD—Do Yon Know? KGER—Wings of Healing.

7:45—KNX—The Story Teller. KKCA.—Jimmy Dorsey'a Orch. ★KFWB—Henry Charles. ★KFAC—News.

8—KFI, KFSD—Truth or Conseciueoces.

KNX—America in the Air. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE— Chicago Tlieater of Air, KECA—Early American Dance Music.

. ★KMPC—News, Frank Memlognny.

KFWit—American Sketches. ★ KMT' R—Ne we, Porter Barrlngton.

KFAC—Kvenlng Concert, KGF.I—Of Words and Verse. KPAS—Church of God, KWKW—Eventide Meditations. ★KGER—News. Sister Sylvia,'

8:15—KMPC—Philippine Chamber of Commerce.

KFWB—Story of Israel. KGFJ—Show Time.

8;3li—KFI, KFSD—Teel Variety Hall.

KNX—In Pence and War, ★KECA—Leland Stowe, KMPC—Life Speak*. ★KFWB—News. KMTR—Word of Life. KGFJ—Dancing Rhythm. KFOX—County Barn Dance. KPAS—P. E, Gardner. KGER—Sunsfdue Pastor,

8:45—KFWB—Palestine Speaks, ★KECA—News. 8:55 ★KNX—News. 9 ★KFI—News,

KNX—This is My Story,

PAGE 23 SATURDAY LOGS

2 hours popular music

m KKCA—Meet Your Navy, ★KHJ, KGR, KFXM, KVOE—

News, ★KMPC—News, Dance Parade. KFWB—Victory Service Club. ★KMTR—News, Music. KGFJ—Saludos Amlgos. KPAS—Comity Barn Dance. KFOX—Rev, C.- T. James. ★KGER—News. Lacy West.

9:15—KFI—This Js My Country. KHJ-—Dreatnboal, Poems.

9x3(1—KFI—The American Way. KNX—That's a Good Idea. KECA—Fighting AAF. KHJ—Lawrence Welk Orch. ★KFWB—Kewry Charles. KMTR—Hoi el 'Horror. KGKR—Voice of Calvary.

9:45—KNX—Don't You Believe It. KBJ—Songs nf Good Cheer. KFWB—Desert Bnltallon. KMTR—-Miracle Of Words. KFXM—Music for Night. KFSD—GI Legal Aid,

M ft^KFI, KFSD—Sick'a Star Final, XU ★KNX—Ten o'Clock Wire,

KHJ, KFXM, KVOE—Ted Straefcr,

KKCA—Major North, Military Intelligence, ★KMPC—News. Music. KFWB—Eastslfle Club, ★KMTR—News. Bob Brooks.

KFAC TO to 12 EVERY NIGHT

LUCKY LACEB

UMCE TIME KFAC—Lucky 5-ager Dance KFOX—County Barn Dance

Time. ★KFVD—Newslcal, .3 Hours. KGFJ—B. and P., Cowboy*. KPAS—Western Hits.

10:15—KFI—Cited for Valor. « KNX—Hollywood Barn Dance.

KECA—Reserve. KMTR—What's up?', "

I0:30*KFI—From London, KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE—

Jan Savitt's Orch. KECA—Freddy Martin's Orcli.

Have You a Radio Voica? Men and Women

with Good Spealdnir Voices The West's Outstanding Bodlo School will train you In radio acting, aunourn-lng, etc., and give you certified air experience on the Speare Sliowease every Saturday. 10:30 to 1J:00 ptD- KMPC

Frederick H. Speare

KMPC—Frederick H. Speare, Showcase. KMTR—Wlngy Monone.

KGFJ—Western Music. ★KFVD—Ncwsleat.

KGER—Rev, Larson. 10:4.'; ★KFI—News.

★KNX—Pnlillc Affairs. KMTR—AI •Donntme's Orch, U—KFI—Soldiers of the Pren«. ★KNX—Jim Wyntt.

KHJ. KGB, KVOE—Chuy Peuslto's Orch.

KKCA—Yanks in-Orient. ★KMPC—News, Dave MatlliewB.

EASTSZDE

Club 10 to 12 P. M. (••fy Hit# ticoff tandaf

KFWB Antrlcs't fiMtt la«4t KFWB—East-side club. ★KMTK—New*, ■ Win Morro, KOFJ—Open Album. KFAC—Lucky Lager Dance

Time. . KPAS—Sliep's Playhouse.

11:X5—KFI—Kwhe Snmucisoc. ★KNX—Name In News, Tony Pastor.

11:30—KFI. KFSD—Tnyh.red Tunes. KNX—Shorty Shcrock. ★KECA—New#. Dixie

Hospitality. KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Bcnay

Carter's Orch. ' ... .KMPC—Rhythm Till midnight. KGFJ—Blue of Evening. ★KFVH—Newaleal, 'tit l a. ra.

11:35—K11J—Concert. KFI—Barbara and the -Bay*.

U!S5*KFI, KNX, KFWB—News.

That's the Idea This does it. One listener to the

Columbia Pacific Network "That's A Good Idea" recently wrote In to sug- gest the invention of a "crumbless cracker to eat in bed."

★ Sportscaster

Joel Kupperman, eight-year-old math marvel of the Blue Network "Quiz Kids," will broadcast several innings of a forthcoming Chicago Cubs game via a local Chicago station.

Faithful Fan

There are radio fans and radio fans, but one of Anne Seymour's is perhaps the most devoted. Ann, who stars as Prudence Dane in NBC's daytime serial, "Woman of America" tells of a listener who hasn't missed one of her programs in ten years. Every Saturday

.she sends Anne a resume of her week's programs together with personal comment on each show. The Cape Code fan hasn't missed a week since Anne first starred in NBC's "Grand Hotel"

Melody on Records

"William"Gillespie, baritone^ heard each morning on the KNX "Sunrise Salute" program, has just completed recording seven verses of the title song for the new Superior picture, "A Walk In the Sun," which was written by- Earl Robinson.

When Kate Smith made, her eighth visit to the Red Cross blood bank she qualified for the Gallon Club.



PAGE 24 RADIO LIFE MAY 20, 1945

ALPHA! ETICAL PROGRAM FINDER Nate.' Proeramt marJted with an aslerUk (•) are of the contest, quix. or offer type.

•klndicales program* of newt ana commentation. AAV Symphoole Flight .JtUO.A, 8:15 a.m. Sn Abbott Si Uostello. KFI, t p.m. 'ill Adventures of Bill Lance KXX, 9 :no p.m. ISu Adventures of Tom KIIJ, 5:30 p.m. M-F Adventnrea of the Xliln Man KNX. (I;30 p.n>. F Albers Hoor_ . .KFI, 10:30 a.m. M-F Album of Familiar Music KFI, Gi30 p.m..hu Aldrlch Family,. KMX, 9 p.m. F Allen, lrwin— KMTIt, 6i»(» p.m. M-Sa Allen Frescott ...KICCA, 9:45 p.m. W, F America In the Air . KNX, 8 p.m. Sit America Fnlled KFI, u p.m. Su American Kngle in London. KIIJ. 4 p.m. Sa American Forom KIIJ, fl;30 p.m. Tu American Town Meeting of the Air_„ * —KECA, 8:30 p.m. Th

American Melody llonr-.—IOiX, 4:30 p.m. Tu American Slory Book KMTIt, 10:30 a.m. Ma Ainos V Anily._ KFI. 7 p.m. F Andy Russell Show KKCA, 7 p.m. Sa Andrews Misters KEOA, 1:30 p.m. Sn Art KMl'C, 9 u.m, M-F — —— KNX, 5:30 p.m. Mu ★Art Baker, News KFI. 10:15 a.m. M-F

Art Baker's Notebooks KIT, 4:30 p.m. M-F Armstrong, Jack. KJKOA, 6:30 p.m. M-F Army Hour— KFI, 13:30 p.m. Su Asaisnment Hume. KXX, 1:30 p.m. Sa Aunt Jemima,.., KEFA. 10:55 a.m. M-F Aunt Jenny , KNX, 8:43 a.m. M-F Aunt Mary— ...KIT, 3:45 p. m. M-F Bachelor's rhlldren KNX. 13:45 p.m. M-F Backstage Wife ...KFI, 1 p.m. M-F ★Baiter. 9am KFWB, 9:45 p.m. M-P „ .-.KKCA, 10:30 p.m. M-F Baptist Brothers .KPAS, 8:30 a.m. T, TU Barn Dunce Barrytnore, Ethel.. Barrytnore, Lionel Bnselmll..

-...—KFI, o p.m. Sa KKCA, 12:3o p.m. Su ... KNX, t;j5 p.in. Sn JOIl'C, 8:16 p.m. T-F

„ :3o p.m. Su, 2:30 pju, Sa Baseball Stores KBKD, 2:35 p.m. M-F Baker, Gene KNX, 8 a. m. M-F ★Baukfiago Talking KKCA, 11 a.m. M-F Bennett, Constance KKCA. 12:43 p.ra.M-F Bonny, Jack KFI, 4 p.m. 9:3(1 p.m. Su Kcrgen-McCarthy-Ameche. KFI, 5 p.m. Su •Better Half— KIIJ, 6:30 p.m. M Better Speech KFWB, 10:45 a.m., 2:30 p.m. Sa Bible TTeasary Hour KMTK, 3:30 p.m. Sn: . ■•. 9:30 a.m., M-F ' — KGEK, 11:46 a.m., M-F Blblo Says So-jj KMFC. 1:30 p.m. Su

•Big SKter. ..KNX, 9:16 a.m. M-F Big Town.— KNX. 9 p.m. Tu Bigsby. Evelyn .-...KKCA, 9 p.m. \V Bill liny Reads the Bible... KIIJ, 3:45 p.m. M-F Itisbop Stevens KMPC. 5:45 p.m. Sa tBlakUton, T. B WBSYZ, 8:45 p.m. K tind Date KECA, 9 p.m. M Blind Artists Guild KFWB, 4:30 p.nr. Sa Blondie KNX. 8:30 p.m. Su

..KNX, 8:05 a.m. 8a Blue Jacket Choir ★Blue World-Correspoucems KECA, 11 a.m. Su; 11:30 a.m. M-F

Book of the Month.—KG ER, 1:15 p.m. Sa Books— KVOE, 12:45 p.m. Ta Books Bring Adventnre^— KWKW; 4:45 p.m. Sn Boston Symphony —.KECA, 5:30 p.m. Sa Bowlers Sports Cast KFAC, 5 p.m. Su Bowron, Fletcher KFI. 10:15 p.m. TU

JKMFC, 6:45 p.m. Su KIIJ, 8 p.m. P JKNX, 8:30 p.m. M-TIi ■—— 6:45 p.m. 3f-F KFWB, 8 a.m. W

Boxiug Bouts ★Bradley, Tramnn Breakfast Club. Brcneman's Breakfast.

. KECA, KFMH. 9:30 a.m. M-Sa Breneman, Tom KECA, 7:30 p.in F Brencutim, Murk KMPC, 9:15 a.m. Sl-F Brine, Fanny KNX, 7:30 n.ni. Su Bridge Clab,™.— KMPO, 18:30 p.m. M-F Bridge to Dreamland, KECA, 11 p.m. Sn Bright Horizon, _KNX, 18:30 p.m. M-P ★Broadway News KHJ, 18 N M-F; 5 p.m. M-P ★ Brown, CedJL KIIJ, 9:15 p.m. M. W. P Brown, Dick KHJ. 3:43 p.m. Su Brown stone Theater KIIJ, 0:30 p.m. W ★Buddy TwiS8._ KECA, 1:15 p.m. M-T-TU-F Builders of Victory— KNX. 12:45 pm., Sa Bulldog- Orummond - KHJ. DLBS, 8 p.m. Til ★ Burke. J. Frank KFAS. 8 p.m. M-F Burke, Billle KIT, 8:30 p.m. W Burns, Bob Burns and Allen Cabbages & Kings Cabbages JC (Jueens

_^..KNX. 8:30 a.m. Sa ...RF|, 0:30 p.m. Th -KNX. 8:30 p.m. M KFI, 7:45 p.m. F

, .....KHJ, t :30 p.m. F •Calliug All Zones JCGFJ, 12:30 p.m., M-F Calling All Deicctlves KHJ, 4 p.m. Su ★Calmer, Nwl KNX, 6:53 p.m. Sn. tan 1 On Top This? KKI. g-sg p.m. Canary Bet Shop—., -KHJ, 5:1.7 p.m.

KECA, 9:45 a. m. Su.; 3:3n p. m, Cannvn, Judy KIT, 7 p.m. Cantor, Kddie KFI, 6 p.m. ,, Cap lain Mldalgtit KJ-;CA. 5:43 p.m., M-F Care of the Body KMTIt, 10:43 a.m. M, W, F Curuuchael, Hangy KIT, 6 p.m. M Carnation Hour KFI, 7 p.m, M Carnegie, Date KHJ. 11:45 a.m. Su Carson, Jack KNX, 9 p.m. W Carter. Nick ■

KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE. 8:30 p.m. Su

Sa Sa Sa Sa Sa W

Cat hollo Answers., Catholic Hour Challenge to Youth

Chapel" Quartet

KFWB. 7:45 pan. ... KFI, 3 p.m. .KMI'C, 0:30 p.m. KI'AS, 2:30 p.m.

-KFI. 1:30 a. m. (Fierce Bros.)

JCFI, 10:15 Hound table—— —KFI. 9 p.m.

a.m.

Su Su Su Su 8a Su Su Chicago _ Chicago Theater KHJ, KGB. KFXM, 8 p.m. Sa

Children's Bible Hour—KIT)X. 8:30 a.m. Sa Christina Science. -KFAC, 5:30 p.m. Sn —„KFOX, * p.m. 1st, 3d, filh Sn;

— KFOX, 4.T5 p.m. Sa Chnckwagon Jnmborcc.... KIT, 5:30 a.m. M-Sa Chnrch of the Air KNX, 7 a.m., 10 a.m. Su Churchman Views KMI'C, 5:45 p.m. Sa C.I.O. I.o bar Show KNX, 3:45 p.m. Sn Citizens' Committee KWKW. 4:30 p.m. M-F Cilizens' Forum KNX. 3:30 p.m. Th Oivoru Group KFOX, 2:15 p.m. 8a ★Close, Upton KIIJ,

KGB, KFXM, KVOK, 3:30 p.m. 8a Coffee Club KNX, 6--30 a.m. M-F Collins Culiing KFI, 10:15 a.m. Sa

— . -■ K EC A, 9:46 p.m. Sa Comedy Theater ..KIT, 7:30 p.m. Su Commander Scott— KHJ, 10:15 a.m. Su Contented Hour KIT, 7 p.m. >1 Corliss Archer— .——.KNX, 6:30 p.m. Th Coranct Story Teller KKCA. 6:55 p.m. M-P Counlerspy—— KECA, KFMB, 8:30 p.m. W Country Church of Hollywood

— KFAC, 8 a.m. Tu-Sn Coimly Medical Assn. KFAC. 10:15 a.m. Sa Count of Monte Cristu KHJ, a p.m. To Cowl, Jane KIIJ, 11:15 a.m. M-F Crime Doctor KNX, 8 p.in. Su Crosby, nio<r wwi e p.m. Th Cumberland Vespers... ★Cunuingham. Bill— Dunce Time (Lucky Lager)

-JfRKD, 6:30 p.m. Su .KHJ, 11:30 a.m. 811

8u

Danny Knye Show—. Darts for Doogb—_ Dale With Judy- David Harnm.._ Duvles, Dr. Clem Davts-Halry Den Hi Valley Sheriff-

— ..KFAC, lo p.m. M-Sa; 10:30 P.m. Dnnee Ton It® (Eastslde Beer) , ,, ,

KFWB, 10 p.m. M-Sa KNX. 7:30 p.m.. F ——KECA, i p.m. Su —KFI. 5:30 p.m. Tu -KFI, 8:45 a.m. M-F KMTK, 7:30 p.m. M-»n KFWB, 8 a.m. M-Sa KFI. 9:30 p.m. F —KNX, 8:30 p.m. Th Destination Tomorrow KNX, 1:15 p.m. Sa

Detroit Bible Class KGB. KVOK, 9 a.m. Su Dick Tracy—. —.—KECA. 6:15 p.m. M-F Doctors Look Ahead——KFI, 1 p.m. Ha Don't Vou Believe It 1——KNX, 9:45 p.m. Sa •Donlilo or Nothing —1—KHJ,

— —.KGB, KFXM, KVOE, 6:30 p.m. P Downey, Morton- ! KHJ, 9;15 a.m. M-F DowncH, Olin KNX, 11:55 a.m. So Downstage Center KFI, 9:30 p.m. Tu Dreamhomt.. -.KIIJ, B:15 p.m. Sa Dr. Christian— --KNX, 8:30 p.m. W Dr. A. F. Michelsoo. KMTR, 9 p.m. M-Sa

— KFOX, 10:45 p.m. M-F •Dr. 1. Q KFI, 7:30 p.m. M Dr. Stewart MncLennoa KFWB. •4:13 p.m, Sn Duffy's Tavern KFI, 8:30 p.m. F Duraate & Moore.——..KNX, 7 p.m., F Eddie Bracken Show , . .... KFI, 5:30 p.m. Hu Eddy, Nelsoa— JKNX, 1:30 p.m. »u Editor of the Air KFVD, 1! N, M-F Kllrry Queen KNX. 9:30 p.m. W Elsa Maxwell KHJ, l:ir. p.m. M-F Eternal Light —KFI, 8 a.m. 811 El he! and Albert—.-KECA, 11:13 a.m. M-F Evening Concert KFAC. 8 p.m. M-Sa Kveryhmly's Favorite- KIT, 8:3U p.m. Sa Everything for the Boys KFl, a pjn. To Family Circle KFWB. 7:30 a.m. Sn Family Hour — KNX, 2 pj«. Su Farm Renorter — ..KFI, 18 n. M-S» Feature Story.. nbber McGce & -KNX. 1:30 p.m. M-F

..KFI, 6:30 P.m. Tn Molly.— ★Fldler. Jimmy KECA, KFMB, 6:45 p.m. Ha — — .. .— KIIJ. 6:15 p.m. Tn Fi field, J. W.— KFAC, 7 p.ni. S» First Church Vespers KMI'C, 5:15 p.m. Su

First l.lne„ KNX, 7 p.m. Th Fisher, George— —KECA. lo p.m. M-F Fitch Bandwagon.. KIT, 4:30 p.m. • Su ★ Flannery, Harry W——KNX. 5:30 p.m. M-Sa —.—. ———7:45 a.m,, M-Sa

★ITatau, K. Louis— -KMTK,5:45 p.m M-F ★Fletcher, Graeme.J KIT, 7 a.m. Tu-Th Floretta — KFAC, H a.m. M-F ★Flynn, Bernndine.— KNX, 10:30 a.m, Bl-F Foreman Fhillips' Country Barn Dance

———.KFOX. 0 p.m. Sa: 8:30 p.m. Sa; ★Foster, Cedric— KIM, 6:30 p.m. Su —KHJ. DLBS, II a.m. M-F

Frank and Ernest KMTK, 11:43 a.m. Sn Fred Waring —KECA, 7 p.m, Th Fresh 1'p Time KHJ, 8:30 p. m. W '■'root Page Farrell KIT. 2:45 p.in. M-F Fiinnles KFW B, 8 a.m. Su Funny I'oper Land KFAC. 7:30 a.m. Sn ★Gaelh, Arllmr. KHJ. 8 a.m. M-F Gay Mrs. Featherstone KIT, 8:30 p.m. W General Electric House Party. KNX. 1 p.m. M-F Gilbert S Sullivan KFAC. 9:30 a. 10. Sn Glamor Manor— _„_-.KECA, 0 a.m. M-F

★ Godwin. Furl Golden Hour Gospel Herald—— Gospel 8lager.... Grand Central Grand Hotel- Grand (He Opry Great Great Moments In Green Hornet KECA,

KECA. 8 p.m. Th —KMI'C, 7:05 p. ui. su KMTK, 8:00 p.m. Th

KECA, 13; 15 p.m. M-F 10 a.m. Sa —KFI, 8 p.m. Sa

, _ .KIT, 7:30 p.m, Sa Gildersleeve KIT, 8 p. 111, Su Music,—.......RNX. 7 p.m. W

. . 7:30 p. m. Sa. Greenfield Village Choir— KECA. 8 p.m. Su Greenwood, Cbarlotlc— KECA, 2:30 p.m. Su Guiding Light. KFI. 11 a.m. M-F Oun —— KM PC. 7:30 a.m. M-Sa Hal's Memory Room—KFOX, 6:30 p.m. M-Sn Uaoiblen, Stuart KFWB, 4 :15 p.m. D KFVD. 7:45 a.m. M-F

Handy Man KHJ. 1:45 p.m.. M-F ★ ■lardy, Glenn— - KIIJ, KGB, -KFXM, KVOK. 10 a.m.; D p.m. D

Happy Homes—— KHJ, 3:!5 p.m. M-F Hnrrigan, Hop KECA. 4:45 p.m. M-F Mnrold Lloyd. . KFI, 7:3u p.m, Su Haunting Hour KECA, 9:30 p.m. TU Hnveos, Rev, A. V. KI'AS, 9:30 a.m. Ha Haven of Beat. —KPAS, 8:30 tt.m. 31, W, F KFOX, KKKI), 8 a.m. Tu. Th, 8a

Hawaii Calls KHJ. DLBS. 3:30 p.m. Ha •Hawk. Bob KNX. 7:30 p.m. 91 ★ Haworth. Bill- KNX. 7:30 a.m. M-F Hawthorne House - KECA, 8:30 p.m. M Hay. BUI -..KHJ, 3:45 p.m. M-F ★Hayes, Snai, KFI, 7:43 a.m. M-Sa, 9 p.m. Sn KHJ. 6 p.m. M-F ★Heatheringtnn. Keith .W6XVZ, 8:3« p.m. F

★Heatter Gabriel KHJ. DLBS, 6 p.m. W-F, .... A ;43 p.m. Sn

Helen Hayes KHJ. 7:13 p.m. Su Hello, Mom— —KHJ, 9 a.m. Sa ★ Hemingway, Frank

— K31FC, 12 N. and 8 p.m., Su-Sa — KHJ, 7 a.m., M-F ★Henry, Bill KXX. 3:55 p.m. M-F

Uerculo Polrot -— KIIJ, 8:30 p. in. Tb Here's to Romance KNX, T:30 p.m. Th ★Hill. Edwin C.— —KNX, 9:30 p.m. Ta lilt Parade——— —.—KNX, 9 p.m. Sa Hobby Hours— KECA, 9:43 p.m. M, W, F Hollywood Barn Dance—KNX, 10:15 p.m. Sa HoUywood Fan C'lirii ,

_— —KIT. 16:15 a.m. M. Tu, W, F, Sa Holly wood Mystery TimeKEOA. 6:21) p.m. Su Hollywood Rpofllgbt —KECA, 10 p.m. M-F Hollywood Open House ——.KIIJ. KFXM. 11:31) a.m. Sa

Hollywood Story KFWB, 8:19 a.m. M-F Hollywood Preview .. —KNX, 7:30 p.ra. Tu Hollywood Tlienter.„_^_._.KFl. 9:30 p.m. W •Homemabera Club—KMI'C. II a.m. M-F Home Chats KMPC. 10:13 a.m. M-F Home What Vou Make It—.KFI, 12:30 p.m. Sa Hookey Hall DLBS. 12:30 p.m. Sn Hope, Bob— — —KIT, 7 p.m. Tu Hopper, Itedda— KNX, 8:15 p.m. M Hotel Horror —KMTR. 9:30 p.m. Sa Hour of Ohnrm ^KFI, 7 pjn, Su Hour of Faith——KECA. 8:30 a.m. Su •Housewives' Frotertive KNX, 3 p.m. M-F ★Hughes, John B.KFWB, 6:15 p.m., 12ni. M-F llogbes, Rnpert— KIT, 3:30 p.m. Sa Human Adventure — KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Su ★Huntley, Chet. KNX, 3:55 p.m. F, Sa — .7:45 a.m. Sa 111 p.m. M-F Hymne of All Churches KFI. 11:13 n.m. M-Tti Informed Drniocrnry KJT'D, t p.m. S11 •Information Please. KFl. 6:30 p.m. M Inglewood Park Concert, KNX, 6 p.m. Hu Inner Sanctum Mystery KNX, 0 p.m. Tu International Sunday School—

„—— KMTR, 8:45 a.m. Sa laveslinent News— —KMI'C, 7:15 a.m. M-8a invliation to Learning—KNX. 8:30 n.m. So •It Pays To Be Ignorant—KNX, 8:30 p.m. F 1 Was. There. ..—KNX. 3:30 p.m. Su Jack Kirlcwood Show ....KNX, 8 p.m. M-F Jnmes Abbe Observes—KECA. 7 ;30 a.m. M-F James IV. Bell, —KMPC, 5:15 p.m. Su Jnrvls, Al ; KFWB, 11 a.m. M-Sa Johnny Presents KIT. 8:30 p.m, Tu Johnson, Erskine. — KNX, 8:15 p. m. F

~ M-P M-F

Johnson Family KGB, KFXM, KVOE, 3:45 P.m.

—KIIJ, 12:15 p.m. Jolinson, Floyd B KMTU, 8:65 p.m. Su. M, W. F — —— 10:30 a.m. M-F ★Jorgenson, Edward— KFI, 9 a.m. M-F

.KKCA, 1:50 p.m. M-F Joyce Jordan, MD_ Just Plain Bill ★ Kalienborn, H. V.,

...KFI, 3:13 p.m. .M-F KFI. 2:30 p.m. M-F —KFI, 5 p.m. M.W.F

KFSO. 4:45 p.m. Al, W, F Knye. Sammy——KECA. 10:30 a.m. Sa KIIJ, S p.m. Th ★Kennedy, John KKCA. 10 a.m. Su, —12:30 p.m. M-F

Kraft Music IInil KIT, 6 p.m. Th Kyser's Kullege KFI. 7 p.m. W l-ane. Dave —KNX. 7:25 a.m, M-Sa ★ luuig, Willlant. . - KHJ. 9 a.m. M-F ★Lauton. IT eel wood—. KECA. 6:45 a.m. M-Sa 1

.—KFl, 7:15 a.m. M-Sa and 8:13 p.m. ftl-F ★ Layman's Views of News ...KFI, 10 a.m. Su Legion Fights . , gMPt;, 19 p.m. B



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I-est We Forset^, Let's Face The Issue- Let's Fretend l.et i'oursetf tio—— ^cLeiWis» Fu'ton Jc.

KFWR. 3:15 p.m. Su KHJ, S p.m. So —KNX. 8:05 H.rn, Su _KNX. 1:30 P.m. W —KHJ, K<iB

KFX.M. KVOK, * p.m. JI-F; 10 P.m. JII-F Liberal Cutliolic Uour. KFAC, 9 a.rn. S" Life Can ISe Keautiful K.v.X, 10 a.m. M-F Life of Riley KF.CA, KFMB, 1 p.m. t>« l.lndlalir, Victor KHJ, 7:30 aTni. M-F ^Listener's Olgest KPAii. 3 p.m. M-Sa Listening l'f>*t IvF(!A, 7 ;45 o.n». Tu-F Listen WnshlnBton KFWIL 0:30 p> m., — . .11:30 p. m. Sn Lonibnrdu, tJu.v.— — KICGA, 0 p.m. Til Lone Itanger — — — KHJ, KtiB, KFXM. KVOK, 7:3(1 p.m. M, K

Lorenzo Jones— KFI, 1:30 p.m. M-F Lucky Ijidy- BFOX, 12:15 p.m. M-F Lucky Lager Dance Time KFAC, 10 p.m, U l.um and Abner .KKCA, KF.MB, 8:15 p.m. M-Th Luncbeon with laipez— KGB, KFX.M. KVOK. 10:15 a.m. M-F

Lutheran Hour.. — , 9;Sfl a.m. Su Lutheran Gospel Uour —Jil'AS, 0 p.m. Sn l.u\ Kadin Tficater ...KNX, fi p.m. M Major Xortti. 51. I... .....—KKCA, 10 p.m. Sn Make Believe Bailrunm. ,-KIWB, 11 a.tn. M-Sa Ma Perkins - ..KFI, 12:15 p.m. M-F - KXX. 10:15 a. m. M-F

*Mnlr»ne. Ted .KECA, 8 P.m.' M, To. VV Manhattan Merry-On-ltound—KFI. C p.m. Su Man Nnrncd Jordan,- — KNX, G p.m. M-F March of Time.- iOCCA, 7:30 p.m. 'JCh Market Report KMPC, 8:15 a.m. M-F *!Mnrt.vn. Gil —KKCA, 1:30 p.m., M-F Mary Small Hevue — KKCA, ? p.m. Su Mason. Perry JINX. 11:30 a.m, M-F Mavwoll House Time. —KFI. 8:30 p.m. XIi Miwsey, Curt— ..KHJ, 7 p.m. M-F Master Radio Canaries JtECA, 9:40 a.m. Su;

— - —3:30 p.m. Sa Mayor «f the Town —KJtX, ~:15 p.m. Sa McCarthy, Charlie — —.KFI, 6 p.m. Su McXelU's Breakfast Clul) ——

KKCA, KFM15. 8 a.m. 5C-3a Mears, Martha... Mediation Ruurd - Meet Vour Navy- Meet the Missus . .Memory .Musif, (Ted Bacon)

JSECA. 10:15 p.m. M, VV. F FXIJ. I)LBS, 5 p.m. Sn .KKCA, 9 p.m. Sa

...KXTX, 2:3U p.m. M-F

Messnge of Israel Michael Shajne.

.KHJ, 12:30 p.m. Su KECA. 1 a.m. Su

-MIL). 8:30 p.m, M Mild and Mellow— JiHJ, 12:30 p.m. M-F * Miller, Rev KHJ, KGB. 9:15 p.m. Su, X, Th KIM, 4:13 p.m. «-F

Ml randy—— .KROA, 10:30 a.m. Sa KFI. 8:30 a.m., M-F

Miracles of Science—KFOX, (i;15 p.m. M. T. F "Miss tlutiie" KECA, 12:30 p.m. Su •Money on the Li lie KXX. <i p. m, F Morgan. l->«nR___ —KFI, 8:30 p.m. Th ■frMorse, Tuny—————KKCA, 10 a.m. M-F Mother's Atlmm — KMPC, p.m.. Sn >Lr. mid .Mrs, North —-KIT, 9 p.m, W Mr. District Attorney KFI, C:30 p.m. W Mr. Kcenc —KNX, 4;30 p.m. Th Munsou, Ona KNX, 4:45 p.m. Si« Murder Is .My Hobby— Klf.l, 8:30 p.m., Su Murder Will Hut .KECA, 9:30 p.m. Til Murray. Jolirmy -—-ICF1. 8 a.m. M-F •^Mnrrow, I'Mivnrd —-KNX, 10:45 a.m. Su Mitsrcal Masterpieces—.. KFAC, 4 p.m. M-F Musical ,MlIesione»~ ..KIT, 10:30 a.m. Su; Musical Digest RGCJ, <5 p.m. M-Sit Mystery Chef - -KKCA. KFMB. 18 N M-F Mystery Theater KFJ,,C |i.na. Tw My True Story .KKCA. 10:30 a.m. M-F •Xsune Tliat Sons-— .K|1J.1:30 p.m. Su Nltlionnl Barn Dance XAtlniial \cs|icrs..—. Navy I n Review NBC Symphony,.—, Nebleft, Johnny Neighbors.

... —KFI. U p.in. Sn KKCA. 4:30 p.m. Su KFVVB, 8 P-m. Su KFI. 2 p.m. Su — KIIJ. 10:45 a-ai. M-F

...NKX, 12 N., .M-F —-V. J« J^,t ,l»-> TtNesbllt, Nnrmun KMl'C, 0 p.m; M-F — 8 n.tii, M-F; 18:15 p.m. M-F Never Tim Old— KH.I, 1:30 p.m.. M-F New Adventures of Ferry Mason- — KNX, ll'.3t» a. uv. M-F

New Fork Fhilharrnonic..—. ..KNX, 12 N Su ★Newslcal KFV'D, 10 p.tn.-I a.m. Su-Sa Nichols, Boh — „.,KKCA, 1:13-p.m. M-F ★Night News Wire -KHJ, 5:45 p.m. M-F •Noah Webster Says —KFI, 9:30 p. m. Th Oholer ITays KH.I. 9:30 p.m. W IMympic ITglits K.MXR, 10 p.m. T'u On Scouting Trail KFI, 3 p.m. Sn One Man's Family KKCA, 7:30 p.m. Tit One Woman's Opinion KKCA. 7:4.1 a.m.. M One Woman's Secret KIT, 4 p.m. M-F One Foot in Heaven .KKCA, 7:30 p.m. Su O'Neill, Danny KNX, 8:0.7 a.m. Su

1:45 p-m. M-F Open Forum KFAC, 7 p.m. Su Our fifil .Suniliiy —KNX, 9:45 n.m. M-F Owl ITogrants. KHJ, 11:23 p.m, M-F

2:25 p.m. M-Th Owens, Tom ,, r- (tui, r,:ir, M-F Ozzie & Harriet— — —..KNX, 3 p.m. Su Pacific Lulliernn Hour-KFWB, 9:20 p.m. So Pacific Slueyv —.— KFI. 11:15 p.m., Su Palestine Speaks KFWB. 8:15 p.m. Sa Pasadena Playhouse.—.. KPAS. 6 p.m. W Patterson. Polly KPAS. 9 a.m. M-F Paula Stone. John Brito.KHJ, 10:30 a.m. Tu. Th Pay Day Quiz JKMPC, 8:39 p.m. M

★Pearson, Drew —,—— ——. KKCA, KFMB, 4 p.ra. Sa ★Fennel 1, Bill KFWB. 8 u.m. M-F

People Are Funny KFI, C:30 p.m. F Pepper V'oung'H Family -KFI, 12:30 p.m. M-F ★ Peter de Lima- KKCA, «:15 p.m. Tu, Th, F — KFWB. 9 p.m. M-F ★ Peterson, Elmer ..KIT, 5:45 p.m. W-S» ★ Pierce, Gen. Junius —.— —...

——KKCA, 4:30 p. m. M-Fj 5 p. m. Su ITIgrims Hour. — —KHJ, 9 a.m. Su ★Polk, Georife —KIT, 10:15 P.m. To Popular Profiles KECA, J0;15 ». m. ea Portia' Faces Life- Pol luck P«rty_ -

KFL 2:15 p.m, M-F KNX, 4 p.m. JI-F

Potter, Peter, KFWB, 9:3", KDlO. 11:15 B.m., —12:15 p.m. Su; KMPC 11 p.m. M-F

Prayer — OLBS, 3 p.m. D Property Owners——..KMXR, 8:45 p.m. Th Queen for Today— KHJ. It'.Sft a.m, M-F •Quiz Kids _KECA. KFMIL 8:30 p.m. Su •Quiz of Two Cities -—KHJ, 7 p.in. Sa ■Quick As a Flash— KHJ. 3 p.m. Sn Knee tlesuils——KPiFif, If) a.m. to 8 p.m. I> Radio Parade.—., KECA, ,1:15 p.m. M-F Radio Readers" Digest KNX, 6 p.m. Sa Radio Tour. KIIJ, KGB, KVOK, 2:45 p.m. M-F Rainbow House .KIIJ, 8:15 n-m. Sa Knletgh ItiKini, — KFI, 7:30 p.m. Tu Headers & Writers—.. —.KH'KW. 12X, Sn Real Life Stories KHJ. 0:15 p.m. M, W-F Red Ryder... KM.1, 7:30 p.m. Tu, S» Item ember Hour — —„KEOA, li:30 a.m. Su ★ Reports from the Baltlefriiut KFI, 3:45 pan. Su

Report From Wasliington - KNX, 1 p.m. Sa Report to the Nation —KNX,I0:3<1 ti, m. Sa ★ Reuters' News Dlspntthes, KFWB, 8 p.m. M-F Kev. K. G. Egertcm KMTB. 9:15 a.m. Su Reunion, U.S.A KKCA, 7 p.m. M Reviewing Stand —DLUS. 12:39 p.m. Su Reynolds, Quontln —KNX, 6 P.m. Su ★ Kichfleid Reporter —....KFI, Itt p.ta. Su-F Right to nappiness^ KtT, 12:45 p.m. M-F Rise & Shine KHJ. 6 a.m. 7:15 a.m. M-F Road of Lite. KIT, 3 p.m. M-F Rocking Horse Khythras, B Hookey — DLBS. 12:30 p.m. Su Romance — —KNX, 8:31) p.m. Tn Romance of Helen Trent—KNX, 0:30 n.m. 81-F'' RoinuuCe of IliKlnvnys— -KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOK, 10:15 u.m, Su

Romance of the RaOchns— —KNX. 9:30 p.m. Su Rosemary., — KXX, 11:15 u. m. M-F Salt Lake Tabernacle -KNX, 9 u.m. Su Salute to Services— KMXR, C:15 p.m. M-F Saludos Amigos KGFJ, 9 p.m. M-F Salvattutt At my. KFWB, 9:15 u.rv, Siv Samuelson, Rube KFI. 11:15 p.ni. Su Saturday Night Seremtde„ KNX, C:45 p.m. S* Say It With Music -JKMPC. 9:39 a.m. M-F

- KOFJ. 13 N. S" Science of Mind.— KFWB, 1" :45 a.m. M-F" Screen Guild Players-. — KNX, 7 P.m. M .Scully, FVonces __KECA, 2:30 p.m. M-F Service to. the Front KNX, "J p.m. Tu Sewing School .KHJ. 10:30 a.m. ★Sheldon Shepara.- KFAC, 1 p.m. Sherlock llolihes KHJ, 8 p.ra. Shippey, Lee.— —-KHJ. 12:45 p.m, Tu. ★Shirer, Will in in. —_KNX. 2:45 p.m. Shore, Dinah — K-Fl, 9 p.m. Shower of. Stars KNX. il p.m.

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Th Su Th Th

KFI. 8:39 p.m. Tu KNX, c p.m. W KNX. -i p.m. Th

Ed SIcCobucU KFI, 8'.30 a.m. Sa Smith, Kate KNX. 9 a.m. M-F,.4 p.m. Su ★Smith. Larry JtIT, 9:15 u.m. M-l" So Itife Story Goes—JtIIJ. 19:45 p.m. M-t Soldiers of the Preta ...KKCA. It) p.m. Su Soldiers With Wings KEOA. 9:30 P-m. su Something New KTT, (! p.m. M Songs of FaltMu -KFAC, (J p.m. M Songs of Good Cheer KHJ. 0:45 P-m. Su

Simms,- Giuny- Sinatra Show— Sospense.- StnlliQ' _

Song of the Week- Spaulsli Hour—..-

•Take It or l.eave It __KNX. 7 p.m. Sa lake It Ea»y KHJ. 8:3» n.m. (M-F Tapestries of Life KNX, 9:45 p.m. T Taylor, Mary Lee..— KNX. II B.m. Sa. Trel Variety Hall.... KFI, S-.'JO p.m. Su Telephone llnwr KFI, 9 p.m. M Television— - ..AVdXTZ. 8. 8:3", 9 p.m. VV 8, 8:311, 9 p.m.F KFSD, 10:15 p.m. M-W

Ten» & Tim ; ...KNX, 11:15,n.m. M-F Terry and the IT rates KECA. 5 p.m. M-F Texaco Thcntcr KNX, 9:39 p. m. So •Xhnnks to the Tanks KNX, 7:39 p.m. M That's a Good Idea...— KNX. 9:39 p.m. Sn Theater of the Air——KKCA, 9:30 p.m. Th Tli enter of Tod ay KNX, 9 a.m. Su The Land Is Bright.„.„_. KNX, IS N, SA The Story Teller—., -KNX, 7:45 p.m. Sa The Todds KNX. 3:39 p.m., Tu-Th Think Hard Now 1 pan. M-F ★'This Changing World -KHJ. 2 p.m. M-F 7:45 p.m. Su This Moving World.— KECA. 1:30 p.m. M-l' TUK Is My Country- KIT, S:!5 p.m. Su This Is My Rest -KNX, 0:30 p.m. Tu This Is My Story KNX, 9 p.m. Su This Is the Army .KIT, 12:30 p.m. Su ★Thompson, Dnrolhy ..KHJ, (1:45 p.m. Su Those VVehsters .... —KNX, 0:30 n-ai. F ThnughtB In I'uetry Jtl'AS. .11 a.m. TU Tli rough a Wonmu's Eyes KNX. 5:15 p.m. M-F Tlllnmaok Kitchen— — KFI, lu n.m. F ★Time Views tho Ncub—KECA, 1 p.m. M-l' Tin ran Alley — KIT, 2:45 p.m. Sa Today's Children KFI. 11:15 a.m. M-F Timsties Time. — ———KNX, 7:30 Su Tonight In Ifollyrvood-—_.-KNX, 8:13 P.m. F Town Meeting KECA, KFMB, 8:30 p.m. TI> •Trading Fust — KNX, 5:X9 p.m. Su Traffic Tribunal- KFI, 4 p.m. Sa

KMTK, 3:15 p.m. Tu Transatlantic Call KNX, 9:30 a.m. Sn TrcasAirfi Hoot »t Song ...KHJ, tii'Jt) p.m. TU ★Tront, Bob - —KNX, 3:55 p.m. M-F True Detective- |H.BS, 8:30 p. m. VVr

•Truth or Consequences. KIT, 8 p.m. Sa Tunes, Tidings KECA, 11 p.m. M-F ★Turner, Major H, S— — — —^ KFWB. KFOX, 7:45 p.m. ftl-F KIT. 5:30 turn. W-Th-F

Twilight Tales. KMl'C. 4:45 p.m. To. Th Two on a Cliie_..—— —KNX, 11 a.in. M-t Union Rescue Mission— KFVVB, 8-.30 a.m.; 9 p.m. —KFVD, 10:30 a.m. M-Srt

KNX, 8:15 n.m. M-F KIT, 7:30 p.m. TU

Vnliuut Lady_—.... Ynllee, Rudy— ★Vnnflerconk, John W.. Vets Talk It Over. — Victory Flayers — Voice of Calvary.„

.JINX, 8:25 p.m. Su KMTR, 6 a.m. »' ,Speaking of Sports..——KWKW, 4 p.m., M-Su Speare Showcase KMl'C. 10:30 p.m. Sa Sports, Belle MurteU—KMTK, 5:15 p.m. T.Tii, Sa Sports Newsreel.v_._ —JOT, 7:30 p.m. F Sports Farude KHJ, 3 p.m. Sa Sports Keview — —KXX, 10:30 p.m, Tu Spotlight Bands....KECA. KFMB. 8:30 p.m. M-Sa Stage Door Canteen— KNX, "rllO p.m. F Standard Sympbaay——KFI, 8:30 p.m. tsa Stars Over Hollywood—-KNX, 9:30 u.ra. Su Stars of Future— -KIT, II a.m. Su Stnrt Day Right K.MFO. 7:30 a.m. M-Srt St. BrtTidan's Boys' Choir KMTB, 12:95 p.m, Sn Steel llorlzons...^ ——KHJ, 0 p.m. Su Stella Dallas KFI. 1:15 p.m. M-F Story of Israel KFVVB, 8:15 p.m. Sa ★SIowe. Leland— KECA. 10:55 a.m. Sn a-3n p.m. Su

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PBECASTS

TIME CHANGES Sunday, May 20—Inglewood Park Con-

cert, KNX, 5:00 p.m. (30 min.) For- merly KNX, Wednesday, 4:30 p.m.

Monday, May 21 — Frances Scully, KECA, 2:30 p.m. (15 rain.) Monday through Friday. Formerly KECA, Monday through Friday, 12:45 p.m.

Monday, May 21—"Feeling Is Mutual," KHJ-DLBS, 9:30 n.m. (30 min.) For- merly KHJ-DLBS, Wednesday and Friday, 7:00 p.m.

★ WHAT'S NEW

.War Saturday, May 26—"Cited for Valor,"

KFI, 10:15 p.m. (15 min.) Stories of happenings in the service.

★ Rehabilitation

Monday, May 21 — "Reunion. U.S.A.," KECA, 7:00 p.m. (30 min.) Rehabili- tation dramas.

★ Commentation

Monday. May 21—Constance Bennett, KECA, 12:45 p.m. (15 min.) Monday through Friday. Miss Bennett brings dialers Broadway and Hollywood news and fashion comments. *

Monday, May 21 — Dean DIckason, KMPC, 9:15 p.m. (15 min.) Travel- ogue commentary.

* WHAT'S PLAYING

Drama Monday. May 2!—"Cavalcade of Amer-

ica," KFI, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.) "How to Build Paradise" starring Robert Young.

Tuesday, May 22—"This Is My Best," KNX, 6:30 p.m. (30 min.) "Sleeping Beauty" starring Frank Morgan.

Wednesday. May 23 — Arch Oboler, KHJ-DLBS, 9:30 p.m. (30 min.) "Mr. Ten Percent" starring Leo Cobb.

Thursday. May 24—"Suspense," KNX. 9:00 pun. (30 min.) "My Own Mur- derer" starring Herbert Marshall.

★ WHO'S GUESTING

Variety Sunday, May 21 — Andrews Sisters.

KECA, 1:30 p.m. (30 min.) Akim Tamaroff will be guest.

Saturday, May 26—"Everybody's Fa- vorite," KFI, 5:30 p.m. (15 min.) Dave Street will be guest.

★ ★ Race Results

KGFJ announces that it will give instantaneous race results as received from the major U. S. tracks from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. The removal of the ban on horse racing restores this feature to the airlanes and KGFJ will carry it regularly at the 1230 spot on the dial. Official late jockey changes and scratches will be broadcast from 10 to 10:15 a.m. daily.

Winsome Miss Waldo

(Continued from Page 6) I'd want one of those places a little way out that seems a long way. It would be fun to have chickens, dogs, and even maybe a cowl I guess I'm a farm-girl at heart."

Meanwhile, Janet lives in Los An- geles with her mother and father. She has two sisters and one brother, all older than she. One sister, Eliza- beth, is an accomplished concert vio- linist, now in Mexico, appearing on her own radio program and working with Auguslin Lara, famed South American composer. "I'm awfully proud of her," said Janet earnestly.

Of her own career, Janet speaks in awed wonder of the nice things that have happened to her, "Whenever I begin to take my good fortune for granted," she pointed out soberly, "I remember to feel lucky." The young

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Gags of the Week For the best Gags of the Week, heard over Radio and ten! Radio Life, tickets will be sent winners for admission lo radio broadcasts. Send gour best gag se- lection lo 1029 West Washington Boule- vard, Los Angeles.

★ Mrs. Toni A'Lurede, 6260 Mevio Avenue,

Los Anseles, California. Heard on "Breakfast in Hollywood": Bobby: Do you know what the little

dog said when he sat on a piece of sandpaper?

Tom: No, what did he say? Bobby; Rough, rough.

★ Miss Virginia Brown, 233 West 28th Street,

Los Angeles, California. Heard on Abbott and Costello: Costello: Hirohlto has a new secret

weapon which will end the war in five minutes.

Abbott: What is it? Costello: It's a long pole with a

white flag at the end. ★

Mrs. Isabclle Noble, 4366 Westlawn Ave- nue, Venice, California. Heard on "It Pays to be Ignorant": Mr. Shellon; I used to be a doctor

In a shoe factory. Joe Howard: What did you do? Mr. Shelton: I examined the tongues. Joe Howard; That's very good for

a heel. ★

Mrs. Harry Gates, 1123 Ozone Street, Santa Monica, California. Hoard on "Duffy's Tavern": Archie; There'll probably be quite

a crowd here tonight. What do we have to feed the customers?

Eddie: Nothing left but hash. Archie: Holy cat! Eddie; No, not wholly cat; there's a

little beef In It

RADIO WEST (Continued from Page SJ

sunny good-hearted Johnny Frazier, Guy Trlpp, chairman of Westinghouse, Jack parson, Arthur Baker, Arthur Linklctter, and Haven Macquarrle, and Ed Cashman, and Margaret Bray- ton, all good radio folks."

Joan Returning Joan Barton, whose NBC program

"My Diary" has been absent from the air the past few months, returns from a USO tour of the South Pacific this month. Joan writes that she's had plenty of voice practice, because In entertaining Gl's at the different bases she has averaged fifteen songs a day.

Give Your A11 I "That was a fine bit of acting in

that scene," said Producer Don Ber- nard to Arthur (Dagwood) Lake during rehearsal of the weekly "Blondie" program. "You sounded as if you were really in pain."

"I was," replied Lake. "There's a nail in my shoo."

"Well," countered Bernard, "leave it there until after the broadcast, won't you?"

Seeing Double

Adding to the backstage confusion caused by false surrender reports at "Your Hit Parade" a week ago last Saturday night, Lawrence Tibbett had the strange feeling that he was seeing double. Up skipped Alice Delmar, wife of announcer Kenneth Delmar, to re- lay the rumor to the baritone star. A few minutes later, Mrs. Delmar upped to Tibbett again and repealed herself practically word for word.

That might nave neen discounted by the general excitement, except that just before he left for home, Tibbett encountered Mrs. Delmar again. She said she wanted to be sure to wish him good luck on his West Coast concert tour. Graciously, Tibbett thanked her, said goodbye, then stopped out- side the theater only to run smack into Mrs, Delmar. Wondering how she could possibly beat him to the street, he heard Mrs. Delmar Insist she wanted to be sure to wish him good luck before he left on his concert tour. Not- ing the astonishment on Tibbett's face, she hastened to explain :

"Oh, I'll bet you've been talking to my twin sister Annie. I'm really Ken's wife. Alice and I are always getting people mixed up."

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Diggin' Discs (Continued from Page 9)

"Temptation," for Victor , . . Erskine Hawkins hits a fast blues tempo with "Caldonia" . . . Deanna Durbln makes a disc comeback with the Irving Ber- lin standard, "Always," 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, "Zlegfeld Follies," tunes being "This Heart of Mine" and "Love."



RADIO STAR

By The Skin

Of His Teeth

Tuexi!ays. Thurxdagx, and Xaiunlayx, 7:30 p.m.

I>nn Let-KHJ M K "INFIRMITY OF

/§ AGE" creeping up on urni r m a movie player, made

i a radio star out ot • Henry Blair, though

you'd never think an eight-year-old youngster would have to worry about the toll of years. It's true, though, that his advanced years, bringing with them a set of perma- nent teeth that needed help in set- ting themselves straight, are respon- sible for the fact that Henry was on hand last Feburary 27, to celebrate his first anniversary as "Little Bea- ver" on the KHJ-Don Lee "Red Ryder" series. -

Here's the way little Henry tells if, between the Indian whoops he loves to practice as he taunts Brooke Temple ("Red Ryder") and Horace Murphy ("Buckskin") at the "Red Ry- der" rehearsals- "I grew old playing in motion pictures. I grew so old that I got buck teeth. I was playing George M. Cohan as a little boy in 'Yankee Doodle Dandy.' Daddy and Mother and I went to see the picture. When Mother saw me, she put her hands over her eyes and" ran right out of the theater. When Daddy and I caught up to her she said she was going to put me In braces and bands —I mean my teeth. She did. and oh, brother, I sure looked funny. I was lonesome for the studios, so I read for a radio producer, and he said I was good, so I played radio programs. At first I clicked, my teeth I mean, till they put another kind of brace on me, my teeth I mean, and now you can't hear me—my teeth clicking, I mean. And that's how I got into radio."

In addition to playing "Little Bea- ver" on the "Red Ryder" series, Henry is also heard regularly as "Skipper" on "One Man's Family," and "Toby"

on 'Those We Love." and in a host of casual assignments for the air. His film career started when he was six years old, and was highlighted by his role of "Tad" in "Abe Lincoln in Illi- nois," "Willy" in "King's Row," and the young George M. Cohan of "Yan- kee Doodle Dandy." Henry has appeared in lesser roles in more than 30 pictures.

Then, of course, there's his own "theater." Before he took- up radio, little Henry built himself a miniature stage, making backdrops and sets-for it from scraps of material he collect- ed at Hollywood's motion picture

.studios. With paper dolls and his own voice, Henry "produces" most of the pictures he sees, and many of the radio programs he hears.

Since Henry has a creative instinct, too, he writes some of his "produc- tions," and sprinkles them liberally with the dialect parts he enjoys so much. To date he has mastered five dialects. Southern, Scotch, French Cockney and British.

Wrote Song A Christmas song he wrote, "Here

Comes Santa Claus," which he introduced on "A Song Is Born" last year, gave Henry a penchant for musicals, whoops, he says he'd like very much to be a musical comedy star some- day.

Though he's a very talented actor, with a remarkable memory for lines and a sure Instinct for characteriza- tion, Henry is also very much a little boy (you should hear those fndian whoops!). He belongs to the Boy Scouts, goes on camping tours with his fellow Scouts,-and carries out "secret projects" with other members of his "secret society," the TNT.

Henry swims like a little seal, dives under the water to pick up pennies at the bottom of the pool, loves horses and stories about horses, and like other little boys, leaves his room a clutter of discarded clothes, plastics.

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of the "Red Ryder" series. Eight-year-old Henry celebrated his first anniversary at Beaver last February.

bits of string and wood cuttings from his "stage work."

Excels In Music He goes to school in North Holly-

wood, where his family lives, gets average grades, except in music, in which he excels. In some ways his radio work has given him an advan- tage over his classmates. Henry reads better than most, and since his mother insists that he take care of his own radio assignments, booking them properly to make sure he doesn't have conflicting appoint- ments, Henry is probably more self reliant than the average child his age.

But he has one little habit that proves that he's fifty per cent boy and fifty per cent showman. Henry, like other youngsters, loves the comics. But unlike most kids, he doesn't sprawl out on his stomach on the floor to read them. Henry stacks his comic pages in a corner of his bedroom, day by day. Then, on Sunday morning, before the family awakes, Henry tiptoes out to the porch, gets the Sunday comics, adds them to his week's collection, and reads them all, one after the other, in bed, while he "breakfasts" on an apple or an orange, just like "every actor reads and eats in bed," he explains, between Indian whoops.

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By Shirley Gordon

But Radio Life "Bearded the Lion In His Den"

And Found That Orson Barks, But Does Not Bite

I'nestlny, 0;30 p.m. c.ns-KSX

snlS MASSIVE shoulders Xyioomed into view first, iS a black hulk below a

§ # ^ shaggy head of hair, rtl unkempt and streaked

— / t. with gray. We. stepped cautiously closer to the window, trying not to tread on the dry leaves and jumping six inches every time one of them crackled beneath our feet. Mr. Welles was seated at a table with his back to the window. He

looked immense, and we shuddered involuntarily. There was a moment of ghostly silence, then Mr. Welles and His table companions began to converse.

Claudette Colbert was seated at Mr. Welles" right, George Brent at his left. Two young boys and a little girl completed the party. All of them were eating ice cream, but Miss Col- bert was crying into hers. YouTl learn why when you view "Tomorrow Is Forever" on the screen. We meant to find out for you. but the director

^ ON HIS DIRECTORIAL STAND, he Is an imposing figure, with his

^ beard, his ear-phones, the microphone before Kim, the cue-box at his side. It is with this instrument that Welles directs while acting. He signals the respective departmnts of his radio production by pressing buttons which Mash a white light for the control booth crew, a red light for the sound man, a blue one for the orchestra and a green one for any additional facility employed.

EDITOR'S NOTE:

As we go to.press, we have been told that Orson Welles and "This Is My Best" have come to the parting of the ways. However, regardless of Mr. Welles' current inactivity on the arrlanes, we feel that he is a per- sonality of interest to every radio- dialer and that it is likely he will return to the microphone at some date in the not-too-distant future. Therefore, we bring you he accom- panying article.

shouted "Cut!" and Miss Colbert stopped crying before we could discover what was making her so un- happy. Besides, by that time, Mr. Welles was emerging out of a dark passageway behind the scenes and lumbering straight toward us, so we were too scared to bother about poor Miss Colbert any more. (Anyway, out of the corner of our eye, we had seen her over on the sidelines being con- soled by Mr. Brent, who looked very handsome and distinguished with threads of silver hair at his temnles, and we didn't think Miss Colbert was so badly off, after all.)

Glowers Mr. Welles was within speaking

distance now, but he didn't speak. He just glowered. He looked like a wraith. His eyes were sunk into deep dark hollows, his skin was old and creased, its color drained to a death- like gray pallor; his beard was as ragged and unsiglftly as his hair.

His manner was restless and impatient, but his sudden smile was kind and his voice, when he finally spoke, was surprisingly gentle. "Hello," he said with quiet courtesy, giving our trembling hand a warm grasp. "I'm pleased to meet you."

We relaxed, but our vertebrae snapped into a taut ridge again a second later, when he scowled dark- ly and demanded, "What is it that you want?"

Timorously, we opened our mouth but gratefully clamped it shut again with a noisy gulp when we realized that Mr. Welles had something else to say.

"I'm supposed to be dying," he said. "It is an exhausting business."

We expressed our sympathy, inti- mated that we would make our mission brief. Would he merely, we re- quested. talk to us a few moments

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about his a!r assiKnxnent on CBS' ''This Is My Best" series.

"I'm too tired to talk of generali- ties," said Mr. Welles, adding with an impatient bark. "Ask me a owes- tion!"

"•What changes." we chirped quickly, sharp as a tack, "have you insti- gated on the show?" •

"Changesf" repeated Mr. Welles loudly.

"Know What's Right" "Changes," we echoed weakly. "For

one thing," we ventured bravely on- ward, "we understand that you have isolated the orchestra from the dramatic cast."

"When it's necessary," bellowed Mr. Welles. "Not always. When Jane Pow- ell appeared with us in 'Snow White', we didn't." '

"Whatever I do," he went on, "I feel that I have been in this business long enough to know what is right."

We nodded our head in mute agree- ment.

At this crucial moment, when we were about to have to speak again, Natasha Gurdin. the tiny actress who had appeared with Welles In the movie scene he'd just completed,

- walked by and smiled up at Orson, who smiled right back at her. It looked like love.

Welles stooped to pat her head af- fectionately. and to say to her in that deep, romantic voice of his, "Good- night, my darling. You're wonderful."

"She's just six years old," he informed us as proudly as if she were his own daughter, "and she's simply ■wonderful."

"Ah," we beamed inwardly, "the Achilles heel in the formidable armor of Mr. W, Now's our chance."

But the tender mood was broken before' we could open our mouth. "Where's my cigarf" shouted Orson.

"Have you any other questions?" he demanded of us in the same breath, turning his head away again to ask of everybody in general and nobody in particular. "Where's my cigar? I think I handed it to some- body a while ago."

We felt defeated. "Where's Sam?" Mr. Welles was

asking now. "I think I handed my cigar to him."

N "I think," said Mr. Welles, turning to us again, "we had better postpone this until Tuesday, when we rehearse for the radio show. There will be much more to see."

"Thank you," he called to us cour- teously as we made haste to make an inconspicuous departure, "and goodbye."

Comes Tuesday Tuesday found us on deck ,and Mr,

Welles on-stage in CBS' Studio A, directing, narrating and portraying the title role in Robert Louis Stevenson's "The Master of Ballantrae." We were happy to see that he had with him his cigar. He kept it clenched in his hand, puffed on it spasmodically all

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of Ballantrae," a recent "This Is My Best" production that reunited the gifted trio at the microphone. Of Welles, Collins told us, "He is always reading. He is a great man for books."

during rehearsals, and drank two glasses of iced tea.

He was working with Conductor Bernard Katz and the orchestra when we arrived. He (Mr. Welles) looked decidedly younger than when we had seen him last. The gray in his hair and beard was gone. Both were now black, but still disheveled. He was wearing a black pin-striped suit, a

green striped shirt, unbuttoned at the collar, a black knit tie hanging limp- —' ly around his neck. He was working very hard.

Harry Essman, sound effects man on the show, said, "I don't see how he does it. He works like that from early in the morning right up until sec- onds before air-time. He always

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WELLES IS GENTLE, PATIENT, ADMIRING of gifted youngsters such as Jane Powell (below) who appeared with him in "Snow White and the Seven

Dwarfs." (Note Orson's cigar, his most constant companion. During rehearsals, he gulps down several glasses of iced lea.)



AN

WOMAN

AGAIN!

By Jane Gilbert

Friday, 7, p.J CBS-KSX

VE ARDEN. garbed in blue and white striped cotton, ab- sently drummed her fingers

► on the steering wheel of her beige convertible. "It's such

a relief not to have to keep the baby a secret any longer. Since I've announced her adoption, I can face people again."

"It was awful," she confessed, "trying to keep a wonderful thing like that quiet. But I didn't want it pub- licly known until the adoption was legal. I had to tell so many people so many different tales," she said, "that I was afraid to go out. I didn't know which lie was going to catch up with me."

The "new—honest" Eve Arden. featured star of the popular "Danny Kaye Show," glowingly talked to Radio Life of the "biggest thing in her life." Liza Bergen. "Bergen, spelled just like Charlie McCarthy," smiled Eve.

"She's so darling, such a good baby. And do you know, I can. see traits of Ned and me in her already. In fact, I think she looks like Ned." Ned, whom Eve enthusiastically describes as a cross between Robert Taylor and Robert Montgomery, has been in the army for two and a half years. "He's dying to come home to meet Liza ... but I've got to get that nursery built

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version of "Up In Arms" several years ago.

so she'll have a room of her own. She sleeps in her papa's at present."

Too Good-Looking Ned, a native New Yorker, and Eve,

a native Californian, met seven years ago. "I was fancy free—and if I re- call, looking for romance at the time," winked Eve. "A girl friend and I went to Palm Springs one week end, and what Prince Charming did I meet? Ned! Only I didn't find him completely captivating. I disliked him because he was too darn good looking."

"Pretty soon we were going together, but things weren't all hearts and flowers. I'd get mad about the silliest trifles and then we'd break up. That went on for awhile and at last we both gave in and eloped. It was the only time I've ever had stage fright. Brother, I was terrified!"

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half years as the happiest of her life. Ned, who is an insurance sale&man, and she have a house in the Holly- wood hills. "I'm not sure how many rooms it has because 1 don't know whether you are supposed to count dressing and powder rooms as bona fide rooms or not." She says she gave up trying long ago because she got confused before she started.

The Bergens love to putter around their home. "I used ta be the biggest lier-around the house you ever saw, but with Ned away I have to get up and hustle." They enjoy entertaining and going to dances. "Really dancing. Not the kind where you sway with the couple next to you on these post- age stamp floors. With Ned gone I miss dancing so much I sometimes think.I'll hire a gigolo," she laughed.

Loves Antiques Having just returned from a trip to

New York with the Danny Kaye Show, Eve was thrilled over the latest additions to her antique collection. "I'm getting so many, Ned, the baby, and I are going to have to move out. There won't be room for all of us." She also collects books, particular!* beautifully bound ones —and her favorites, mysteries.

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Danger—

Welles at Work

(Cmmtlnaed from Page 29) works like that-r12, 14, 16 hours a day.**

Mr. Welles. Mr. Katz and the musicians continued to sweat out the drama's musical scoring for another half-hour or more, then Welles and his dramatic cast retired to the actor- director's dressing room for farther rehearsal.

Later, when we had the opportunity, we asked Ray Collins, who was portraying the Master's servant in the play, what went on during these dressing room sessions, which Welles always conducts.

"We /eel out the drama," explained the actor, "and establish the tempo. Orson gives us his interpretations of the parts we are playing—although he never, under any circumstances, reads another actor's lines for him. He merely employs his own skill as an actor and his gift for direction to point out little things we might not see ourselves."

Always Reading Mr. Collins, who has worked with

Welles since the days of the "Mer- cury Theater," told us this about the actor, personally. "He is always reading. I remember," Collins^reminisced, "when we were working'together in New York, whenever we were in a cab or a subway, Welles would always have a book with him. If he didn't, he would stop at a book-store and buy one—sometimes just a quarter copy, other times a more expen- sive edition. He was always a great man for books."

During the program's dress rehearsal. we watched Welles mount his directorial stand. He was an imposing figure, with his beard, his horn-rimmed spectacles, his ear- phones—the microphone before him, the cue-box at his side.

It is with this latter instrument that Welles directs while acting. It is equipped with four buttons and corresponding, lights—a white one for the control booth, a red one for sound, a blue one for orchestra, a green one for any other additional use. Welles signals these respective departments by pressing the proper button or they, in turn, contact him by flashing the lights on his cue-box. But (in this instance, at least) Welles directed visually as well, to the sound man who worked directly behind him. to the actors who worked at a'microphone opposite his stand, to the orchestra through* a door-sized space left open in the screen that isolated the musicians (in this "necessary" instance) from the dramatists, and to the crew in the control booth. Dur- ing the rehearsal, of course, he was also able to speak his directions aloud, and did so—interspersing them with his own lines in the script.

which made for such humorous pas- sages as the following:

"... a strange place," Welles nar- rated from the script, "a place of barren Scottish moors, within earshot of the thunderous surf that beats savagely in all weather (we should have wind here!) on the rocky Sol- way shore . .

Several times, he stopped the rehearsal to point out minute errors, or ways in which the sequence could be made more effective. "Don't make it an attack," he instructed the orchestra in one instance, "Schmaltz it up." Once, he missed one of his own cues, stopped and apologized.

Bagpipe Trouble For" this emotional drama of two

Scotsmen and the woman they loved (played ' by Agnes Moorehead), Welles had two bagpipers on hand to provide, special effects. Stationed in another studio, they were to start tooting on cue, but, bagpipes being bagpipes, they would merely wheeze when Welles signalled for them, then come In full-blast in quiet, emotional scenes when they were supposed to be muted. *

Welles, In- the midst of directing and emoting, spoke smiling quips about his errant bagpipes. As the opening lines of the drama were spoken, he commented softly into the microphone to the engineer, "We are with the bagpipers now," adding with a grin (as only the wind and the wheeze of the bagpipers' warm-up" could be heard) "theoretically."

Then, as Xgnes Moorehead read her initial lines which introduced the Scottish drama. . . .An ill day for the groom, and a waur day for the bride,". Welles added drily, "and for the producer."

An 4wHonest Woman"

Again!

(Conthmed from Page 50) In personal life, Eve is not the con-

tinual wisecracker. In reality, she is charming," gracious and inclined to minimize herself. She abhors seeing her face upon the screen and prays for technicolor films. "At least I have a chance." She is tall, smartly groomed, and wears her taffy-colored hair in a feather bob.

"I'm so tired," she explained, "of half way through a picture, either sticking my head into a doorway and giving out with a wisecrack or giving advice to an ingenue. For once I wish I'd be given a chance to get a man of my own. I'd like to try so- phisticated comedies."

As foi; radio, this is Eve's second show. She started out with the old Ken Murray program in 1938 and claimed she was nothing but the "best-dressed stooge on the air." "I didn't have anything to say, but I had a lovely new evening dress each week."

The present Kaye show is "fun-

time" to her. Danny and she are friends of long standing, having appeared in the New York stage version of "Up In Arms." She confessed that the stage was her favorite medium of expression, but she had no immediate plans.

"Speaking of immediate plans," she announced, "I had better get home to my. young daughter. I've been away four whole hours and she may forget me — or maybe she's grown into all of those new baby clothes I bought in New York. With kids around," she gaily laughed, "life's a wonderland!"

Winsome Miss Waldo

(Continued from Page 26> actress considers that "remembering to feel lucky" and "a terrific sense of humor" are all-important to a person striving for success.

Grateful for the fun of doing ingenue roles, Janet also aspires to more serious portrayals, and is apprecia- tive of the adult assignments she has been given on "One Man's Family," "Silver Theater," "Cavalcade of America," and "Man Called X."

Her most ardent fan is her father, who comes to almost all of her broadcasts. Her mother listens to them at home and is her severest critic.

Many Fans Janet has a large fan following,

particularly as a result of her "Cor- liss Archer" role,, and she loves the letters she receives from listeners of every age. Parents commend her por- travai of adolescent vouth. bobby- sockers follow her lead, and servicemen send her love-letters.

"Once," laughed Janet, "three fellows came to the 'Corliss' broadcast and souealed when I appeared at the microohone. They said they wanted to make 'a female Sinatra' out of me. but the ushers thwarted their good Intentions by kicking them out of the studio."

Janet saw them after the show, however, because she wanted to thank them for their "nice attitude." Now they're in the Navy and among her favorite letter-writers.

"I get so many nice letters and have conscience qualms about not answering them. I never get around to writing letters—not even to my sister. We spend all the money we earn on long-distance phone calls to each other."

Negligent as she is as a letter- writer, Janet used to compose poetry and still cherishes an ambition to write. "I don't think I have any talent for it," she smiled, "but it's fun."' She also once started to study piano and Spanish, but became too busy to continue her courses. Some day she wants to resume them.

As for romance, she declared, "None—for the duration," then added with a wink, "maybe."

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