DRAMAS BEHIND TIME SIGNALS, ME 13.-JUNE 23-

On With the Fun!

Gracie Allen and George Burns, N B C funmakers, do not interrupt their ap-pearances this summer. They begin a new summer show, July I, over the Red Network, at 6:30 P. T.

Highlights of the Radio Week ... Logged and

• Indexed to _improve Your Listening Pleasure •

'age 2 RADI O LIFE June 23, 1940

I RADIO LIFE LINES * Buck Hathaway

HOLLY WOOD AND VINE STREET: Inevitably to be press prodded is one of the airlane's sweetest romances, now public spat verging.... All they're wait-ing for is one of them to remember that a lifetime association can't, or shouldn't be, lightly turned upon. . . . Virginia Carpenter, Lud Gluskin's vocalovely, will be at Manhattan Beach for the sum-mer . . . with her mama in case you want to find her. . . . Kenny Baker has become a co-ed signature and the house-wives' Gableair since his singing of "Make Believe Island" on the Texaco Star show lasfornite. . • . Arch Oboler begins to look like dramair's best com-ing bet. In October he Rednets for Procter Gamble in "Stories in the Night." . .. Sound Director Al and Mrs. Span are November infanticipating.

* * * OF THINGS TO COME: Pat Friday, vocalissome, has been option snatched and will sing on for her cigarette spon-sored show. . . Edward G. Robinson, Ona Munson, Leith Stevenson and Crane Wilbur will all be Bigtowning for the same people this fall. . . .At month's end "The Parker Family" and Walter Winchell will go on for another thirteen weeks. . . . Eddie Cantor bows with a new show this fall . . . with sponsors trying to solve time so's not to bump into Fred Allen's CBS. . . . Gone with the wind for eight weeks is "I Love a Mystery," to come back to the Bluenet.

* * * FANFARES AND SIGNOFFS: Matt Weinstock, Daily News columnist and Town Talker on Air, may be "Fifth Col-umnist" to phone gagger who called the other four first, but . . . he's first with us, although for fraternal senti-ment's sake admitted Bill Henry, Mor-ton Thompson, Mish Kester and Bill Durling are close enough to loosen his heels. .. . Can't say we liked that smart alecky crack on a certain station about a certain Army absorbing the enemy's attack like a sponge . . . and then let-ting loose with a macabre, "But, sooner or late a sponge has to drip . . ." . . . And the comic who honestly tried to answer the question, "Who were the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse?" and started off by naming Mars .. . War isn't funny . . . and certainly this one ain't. . . . Strong rumor has it that the Guvament is scanning air programs as carefully as a native picking his teeth these days . . . All on account of possi-bility Fifth Columnists will plant psy-chological daisies in listeners' minds • . Smatter of fact one independent sta-tion, leaning over backward to keep the Democracy untainted, bounced a profitable program off the air because

of its sly insistence that all is not well with the demogagacy.

* * * FREEDOM OF AIR NOTE: Los Ange-les may work up national interest soon if onetime radiorator, Calvert Wilson, goes through with plans, stewing with American Civil Liberties, to demand air freedom in discussion of pros and cons of American problems • . . and things warward in the fla ming east.

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DESIGN FOR A CAREER: Bob Short, Radio News Reel production editor, will some day be a bigtime radio producer . .. Mr. Short, mercurial as the red hair topping him, has a pixie quality of dramatic genius that may find expres-sion in a new style of poetic fan/asy in dramair shows.

* * * SLIPS THAT PASS IN THE MIKE: Fun on Star Theatre—Ken Murray building up a certain gasoline's siren signature and reaching the cue where the siren whees, and nothing happening but a faint hearted tinkle, like a dinner bell, as a desperate soundman tried to remedy a sound cue missed. .. . Chef Milani, dean of Radio Listening Kitch-ens, saying: "Put the stove in the roast" . .. The fast talking war news commen-tator the other night, describing speed bombers, carroling: "and then, after let-ting go, each diaper swooped back into the upper air. . . ." FOR THE GIRLS: Flash! Exclusive — Hedda Hopper, fashion authority as well as drarnatizer of radio figures, will hostess Los Angeles fall fashion show at Hotel Biltmore, July 15-16-17. . . . Ray Noble will be at Glendale Civic Auditorium, night of July 22. . . . John Conte's soon's to quit announcing and stick to singing.

* * * LAMENTATION ON A STREET CAR: Poring over strange markings on paper scraps and sadly realizing how good a column could be if one could decipher notes made on a lot of swell informa-tion."

* * * MEMO TO A JINGLE BRAIN The fact you like them for what

they are shouldn't make you care-less . . .It's Hal BOCK at NBC and he's still a good publicity direc-tor. It's Miss Sherwin, not Sher-man; and while they may can him "Bunny," actually it's Bernie Smith of KECA-KFL I haven't checked on Hal "Rorke" at CBS, but am nearly certain it's Rorke. So, please be more careful.

FOR EVERYBODY: Radio Life's best wishes for a long life line!

KHJ Has Ref's Nod Fight accounts, graphically presented,

today had won praise for KHJ from . A. Morton, old-time referee.

* * * Now Airing G-Men Mel Ventor's "G-Man" tales are fea-

tured every Thursday at 8:45 over the Don Lee Net,

Dyer Readying Football Casts Braven Dyer, Pacific Coast sports au-

thority and joint commentator on Co-lumbia's "Sports Huddle" program with Tom Breneman, is completing a series of articles on football prospects in the Pacific Coast conference this fall. Dyer predicts the closest competition and me most exciting season the Coast con-ference has ever enjoyed.

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Fame Symphonies Sunday "Famous Movements from Famous

Symphonies" will be played by the NBC Orchestra, under the direction of Dr. Frank Black, on Sunday, June 23, be-tween 4:00 and 5:00 p.m., PST, over the NBC-Blue Network, as the last of four appearances by Dr. Black as con-ductor of the NBC Orchestra. The program, "New World Sympho-

ny," Allegro Con Brio, from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony; Allegretto, from Franck's D Minor Symphony; Finale from Tachaikowsky's Fourth Symphony; Allegretto, Mozart's G Minor Symphony; Andante from Haydn's "Surprise" Sym-phony, and Andante Cantabile, Tschai-kowsky's Fifth.

NEWS BROADCASTS 7:15 A.M. KFI.---......-. --- --.M. to 8a. 7:30 A.M. KNX .M. to F. 7:30 A.M. BI WA_. _ _... id. to Se. 7:45 A .M. KF1 11.4—_ .. ? 11 . KGB.- KVOE,

KIND. KI WIS, KPMC, KFAC thru Sa.

8:00 A.M. KFWB ...... ..... - ... . Su. 8:15 A.M. KIT_ to F. 8:30 A.M. KVOE,.KPMC. — M. thru Sa. 8:45 A.M. to Sa. 9:00 A.M. Kmiec, KFX31— M thru Ss. 9:15 A.M. KMPC Su 1:15 P.M. KMPC 7:30 A.M. KMPC 9:45 A.M. KMPC Su. 9:15 A.M. KMTR T. to tia. 9:30 A.M. KFAC ...—....--- - -.. M. to 8a. 9.30 P.M. KVOE M. thru 10:00 A.M. K M, HVOE. KGB NI. thru F. 10:30 A M. Daily 10:45 A.M. —KMPC Nl. thru Sa. 11:45 A.M. KFWB M. thru Sa. 12:00 Noon KIM, KUL% KVOE KPJ1C....Daity 12:00 Soon KECA, KFSD, KPMC M. to F. 12:00 Noon KF1 Sa. 1:00 P.M. KFWB M. thru F. 22::0000 PP..MM.. [BBUuJr.k JEN 0E, KPMMC. to Sa.

M. to So. 2:15 P.M. KEt A M., 'Cu., W., Th, 2:15 P.M. Kt xti 31. thru F. 2:25 P.M. Kt l Sa. 3:00 l'.M. BE( t Su. 3:15 P.M. KNX - -M to tin. 4:30 P.M. KM Pi Daily 4:4.: P.M. KIS X M. to Sa. 4:53 P.M. KNX 5:00 P.M. K .1, KFSD M 5:15 P.M. KMPC11 -.M thrtuoDaSSiaaly.. 5:30 P.M. M. to Sa. 0:00 l'.M. BUJ, K OE-, KGB—. KFXM,

KPMC 8:00 P.M. KFWB. ILEAC, S W. 6:00 P.M. KFAC 6:15 P.M. KPMC M. tiniDuDD:a SiiiiallYyy. 00 17::15 .... ..tithru, SFa.

F. 7:15 P.M. KMPC- 7*--- * --.51. to F. 7:30 P.M. — M. to Sa. 8:00 P.M. KMPC Si. thru F. 8:30 P.M. KECA... 8:45 P.M. KECA M 9:00 P.M. Kplit KGB, HYDE, KFIL thru K ru F

Daily 9:00 P.M KNX... 9:30 P.M 8:15 P.M. KMPU, 11.913M, IDO L - - D▪ aily 9:45 P.M. KECA 10:00 P.M. KF1 ..... Da▪ ily 10:30 P.M. ',M K% News thru So. 10:45 P.M. K.MTli 11:00 P.M. KN X, Kv0E. K

KFXM M. to F. 11:00 P. Si. K W, 1121 ..... Si. Mom Ss. Every Hour IIGFJ. to Os.

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OF THE

AIRLANES"

June 23, 1940

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F- TA Prods Radios on Tot Shows Donald Dickson Keeps Regular Office Hours Even an NBC opera star like

Donald Dickson has to punch a clock. Featured singer on the Charlie Mc-

Carthy broadcasts, soloist of the Metropolitan Opera, concert artist of national renown, Dickson still has to live up tt) a rigid daily work sched-ule. "I have to do it to keep fit, both

physically and vocally," declares Dickson. The only days on which Dickson

takes no singing lessons are Satur-days and Sundays. Much of his week-end is occupied with rehearsals for the Sunday broadcast. Sunday nights after the broadcast he goes home to relax.

Red Cross Proceeds Aided By All Stations Seventeen stations, comprising South-

ern California Broadcasters' Association have joined in organizing to release a mighty program from Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium this coming Satur-day, (June 22, 9 to 11 p.m.) in behalf of the American Red Cross. For few who can afford it, seats will

be on sale at $100, with thousands of tickets available down to $1.00 from $50, $10 and $5.

Expecting 25,000 persons to at-tend the Shrine event are hundreds of radio, screen and stage stars who will participate, exhibit their glam-orous personalities and talents and thus do their bit to raising or funds for sufferers of the earth. Every association station is cancelling

1,gularly scheduled broadcasts to tie in its audiences, stars and facilities in the largest humanitarian undertaking in history of a generous Southland. Tickets are available at every radio station in the county. Those who wish to donate to swell the Shrine mercy ticket sales, need but to call favorite stations while program listening and theit pledges will be acknowledged.

* * * NBC Group Hikes Power Rating With doubled power, and other im-

provements specified in NBC's applica-tion to the FCC this week, NBC sta-tions will increase their effectiveness in acquainting foreign listeners with world news and American official attitudes.

* * * SEND IN YOUR YEHUDIS.

Mrs. Sherwood Hewitson Urges Mothers Guide Child Radio Tastes; Foreshadows Small Child Programs U ROM thousands of national backluts, r front lawns and alleyways junior G-man, border bandits and tough tot "neth-erworldlings" play at modernized ver-sions of cops and robbers. Viewing with concern radio's unin-

tentional dubious moulding of infant imaginations and minds, are many a woman's organization which, perhaps, feels that Crackywackies might be sold as easily with programs less homicidal than now are absorbed by the nation's babies.

Patly stating the case of Nation-wide, influentially powerful, Parent-Teachers' Association, came forward this week Mrs. J. Sherwood Hewit-son. Pleaded Mrs. Hewitson, force-ful and rightmlnded P.-T. A. radio official: "A mother reads to her child to develop reading tastes. Why does she not listen, too, with her child to develop radio tastes?" Sowing her reformatory seeds with

Radio Life's columnist, Beatrice Hen-shaw, Mrs. Hewitson gave radio com-mercial managers, advertising place-

ment agencies and production chiefs, much that is pertinent to think about.

". . . I have just finished a most interesting year with 229 active chairmen in 187 associations. We have just completed our second survey with an expression of 87,000 opinions fur 56 programs.

"May I suggest that you discuss Radio for even younger children, and develop a list for children not in school. Over and over comes the cry: 'Give us some programs for very little children.'" Implying, but not by saying so, Mrs.

Hewitson's statement foreshadowed in minds of many a concerned mother, a movement to drydock some juvenile pro-grams, to scrape from them themes that cling, with barnacle-like possibilities of harm, to minds of many a child, in school and out.

On these mothers, harried by con-stant howls: "Bang! Bang! You're dead," and screams of toddler hero-ines being playnapped by radio in-spired baby buddies, P.-T. A. infer-ence of action eat well this week.

Fair Tour Featured by KVOE "Treasure Island Tours" is a new

quarter-hour program added Wednesday, on KVOE, Santa Ana, at 5:1.5 p.m.

"Jerry," a Fair guide, and "Mr. Fair-man," an average visitor to the Expo-sition, are portrayed by im Lyons and Vic Rowland, respectively, of the KVOE production staff. Rowland was asso-ciate editor of the Official Guide Book for the 1939 San Francisco Exposition.

IN THIS ISSUE: JUNE 23, 1940

News Broadcasts Page 2 Radio Lifelines Page 2 P.-T.A. Prods Tot Shows Page 3 Radio Paces War Page 4 Daily Logs For Week. .Pages 5, 8. 9, 11

14, 16, 17, 20, 21. 22 Program Changes Page 5 Wh.,'s Yehudi Contest Page 6 Contest Corner Page 7 Religious Broadcast Page 7 Daily Program Highlights

Pages 8, 9, 11, 16. 17. 21, 22 Platter Chatter Page 10 Behind the Ti me Signal.. .Pages 12, 13 Food Filosoly Page 15 Short Wave Dial Page 18 Gags of Week Page 19 Alphabetical Listing Page 23

PDQ Quiz Rates Tops With Increasing Fans Highlight of Quiz programs in in-

creasing popularity is "PDQ Quiz Court" which introduces educational note in program on KFI, Fridays at 1 p.m. from stage of Paramount theatre.

Night of the 28th the "Quiz Court" is confined to questions on clothes with $75 to be awarded to stage participants, $75 to go to the audience and the fol-lowing special prizes: $5.00 each for eight special questions, $1.00 for each eight general questions on clothes and traffic problems, and $1.00 for selected general information.

Popularity of "Quiz Court" is attested by fact that a daily average of 4,000 letter responses is maintained by inter-ested contest fans.

* * *

Know Your Ragtime? Then Hel NBC's Bob Crosby is making a search

for a New Orleans jazz classic en-titled 'Shadow Rag." The composition is known to music historians, but has never been heard by radio listeners.

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YEHLIDI HEARD MY VELLU M.

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Radio Paces War for U. S. Fans

Ray mond Grain Swing, dis-tinguished broadcaster and author-ity on international affairs, is heard on 71 coast to coast Mutual net-work stations. Under the sponsor-ship of White Owl Cigars, Swing is heard Monday. Tuesday and Friday at 6 p. m.

* * *

Nancy Dickson Wangles Her Way To Successes Clothes are at once woman's adorn-

ment and besetting passion, the first and last flickers of thought in the minds of charwomen to princesses. Few girls, at one time or another, have not specu-lated on careers as designers, fashion experts, milliners and such other glam-orous esceteras, as they linked with an industry revolving hundreds of millions of dollars annually keeping up with woman's changing whimsies of dress.

For Nancy Dixon (Mondays through Saturdays, 8 to 8:15 a.m., KNX "What's News in the Stores Today"), banks of Oregon's Columbia River born, fashion commentator, mlny another woman's dream has come true. Starting off as an actress after graduation from a Los Angeles high school, Nancy Dixon was determined to find authoritative place in Fashion's glamorland. No sluggard Nancy Dixon made her job, creating Fashion Staff and Xmas Gift section of Los Angeles' great "Robinson's," be-gan lecturing to women, saw the years emerge her as accepted oracle on things women wear. Physically, Nancy Dixon tops for ocularity many of her creations she talks about She is 5 feet, 8 inches tall, weighs 135 and has brown hair to which staid business men mentally pen Byronesque stanzas.

Changing Battle Scenes Test Stamina And Courage Of Net Reporters; KMPC Short Wave Casts Praised T HIS week, with Nazi power end--1- ing resistance of France, with resolute England facing threat of Nazi air might and lightning war, weary correspondents of America's great broadcast systems, caught sieep where they could and when, and struggled wearily to keep uninterrupted descrip-tions of what they had seen and heard.

Scarce noted were correspondents' ac-tivities by service conditioned Ameri-cans and efforts of CBS, NBC and major western independents to keep all citi-zens informed. From front to changing front, from capital to moving capital, government office to government office, the foreign stationed reporters raced to tie into one dramatic piece elements of moment to moment made histroy.

Quoth a radio official: "When this red interlude shall have ended there must come just dues for many, not least of whom in sense of a Na-tion's gratitude, must inevitably be CBS's courageous trio, William L. Shirer in Berlin; Eric Sevaried in Paris, and Edward Murrow in Lon-don. And to NBC's Fred Bate in London, its Berlin reporter, William C. Kerker and Paul Archinard in Paris, and to dozens of others who are civilization's listening posts on the swift changing fronts of war."

To bring to Americans the voices of their crack descriptionists NBC picks up and rebroadcasts European carnage news eight times a day. Pacing giant NBC is equally potent CBS with war-casts daily at 3:45 p.m., with both net-

Amats Get KECA Plug In Hour Show Stuff Sho Fun for everybody is strutting talent

before less gifted others. Throughout America the urge for self expression has tidal waved into little theatres, play groups, literary societies, uniformed drill teams and, even, a whole Texas community takes part in an annual cir-cus that compares more than favora-bly with best efforts of three-ringed Ringlings.

Bridging neatly psychological ditch between Major Bowes and his amateur hour, KECA week ago aired (to continue Saturday eve-nings at 8:00 o'clock) a mad melange of amateurs doing whatever they think Is heading them for radio stel-lardom.

Under title, "Tune Out Time," KECA's program becomes first of amateur hours to use local talent without first ex-ercising caution of preliminary audition-ing. Result is show of potential audience entertainment. As long as amateurs are available the show will go on, ac-cording to program's director.

works Sunday summarizing European lethalities at 3 p.m. (CBS) and (NBC) at 11:30 a.m.

Rendering signal, wide praised serv-ice to listeners, are KMPC and KGH, the first with a listening station of its own in empurpled Hollywood Hills, the other tied in with a listening post on the Atlantic seaboard. To able Clete Roberts, KMPC news editor, commen-dation comes for close liaison with Brit-ish Broadcasting Company, a liaison so close that not once, since war broadcasts first crackled from towers of romanti-cally named "Station of the Stars," has KMPC failed to bring in BBC simulta-neously with sounding of Big Ben in distant London. Alertly listening KMPC broadcasts

daily at 4:30 p.m. and 8 p.m. excepting the latter hour on Saturday evenings for purposes strictly commercial. Its famil-iar tie-in "This is London,' has become a daily radio page-turn for hundreds of thousands of Southern Californians. Added to vital news scurrying of for-

eign correspondents are nationally sig-nificant interpretations by commenta-tors Fulton Lewis, John R. Hughes, H. B. Kaltenborn, Paul Sullivan, and Ray-mond Gram Swing to name those whose names and socio-genic voices have be-come as familiar to Americans as old shoes.

Thus does radio, crystal rackety gadget of a generation ago, bring to a nation in peace the bomb rackety spectacle of a civilization, 2000 years in making, going hell bound in the space of hours.

* * Pearce Tosses Lifeline To Discouraged Talent In Radio's highly specialized field,

where professional competition might have been the despair of Greek thes-pians in all their glory, scores of ambi-tious, outstandingly talented, men and women, girls and boys look with mis-givings on radio as a career. Of these there are scores who are passed up by studio talent scouts, or who are lost in the comings and goings of an indus-try in which, besides competence, per-sistency of purpose is an asset. Almost all, however, refuse to be discouraged, holding on to dreams and plans for rec-ognition against buffetings that would dismay many another group. To these odd scores, then, last week

came a ray of promise, if not of a job, at least for opportunity to apply to themselves the best test of all —show-ing their wares. The promise was wrap-ped up in the genial person of Al Pearce, who last week auditioned professional local talent, may, for such locals who have attained local prominence, set in motion plan for many such auditions.

June 23, 1940 RADI O LIFE Page 5 SUNDAY LOGS

Program Changes This Week Editor's Note: AO rapidly as they are furnished by Log Editors

of principal broadcasting networks and major western independents, complete proerant and time changes will he noted, week to week. In this section. Readers are informed. 110 0 Mer, that e'en noted changes may not hold true, because of broadcasting problems, and nearly Ilie misel ming pressure of world affairs, to which tile e Radio Industry, in interests of piddle sna ke, sacrifices time, money and. In some cases, programs, that ideals of public voirtice shall lie main-tained. 'NP' means New Program. 'NT' means 'New Time'.

Change Program Station Day and Time NI' Continentals KNI1X Sun. -1:15 p.m. NT Aldrich Family KFI Sun. -7 :30 p.m. NI' Bess Bye RHJ M-T- W-Th-F-Sa. -8:40 a.m. NT Breakfast (lob KMPC M-VI-1. -8:00 a.m. N l' Ann Gibson KIND M-T- W-Th-F -10:30 a. m. • 1. Grandma 1 rat els K NAV B W-T-F-2:45 p.m. • i Frank and Archie KEI'A M-T- W-Th-F-4:110 p.m. • P Mystery Hall KGB Mon. -4:30 p.m. •I' Bible Quiz KING Mon. -10:00 p.m. NI' Homes on Land KHJ Tues. -9:30 a.m. NT Family Doctor KECA T-F -10:45 a.m. NT McFarland Twins KFLI Kr:A M T111.4.- 12:30 p.m. NT Fulton Lewis, Jr. N i' Trading Post M-T- W-F-S-3:00 pin. M-T- W-Th-F- I :00 p.m. • P Corntussle News KII0 M-T- W-F -9:00 a.m. • I Johnson Flintily KPMC M-T- W-Th-F -1:311 p.m. • I Nevada Slim KPMC M-T- W-Th-F -1:45 p.m. N 4 Dazzlewit Quiz REND M-Th. -11 Noon NT Air,' Templeton KF1 Fri. -6:30 p.m. NT McFarland Twins Iiiii Sat. -8:45 a.m. NP Smorsgasbord KF WB Sat.--4:30 p.m. NT Anything Can Happen KFOX M-F-7:30 p.m.

SUNDAY PROGRAMS JUN E 23, 1940

8 to 9 A. M. K.F1 -8, Story ot Ls All. 8:15, Medi-tations 8:30, On Your Job.

KNX - West Coast Church. 8:30, Salt Lake 'hibernate.

KHJ -11. Funny Papers. 8:30. Choir. 8:45. Canary Chorus.

KECA -8. M ust,' Hall. KF' W11--s. News. 3:15, Morning Mu-sic. 8:30. Rescue 3ns...ion.

K311.(' -s, Wings lier Jordan. 8:30, Organ. 8:45. Buccaneers.

KMTR -8 Swedish hour. 8:30, Nat'l Message. 8:45, Bob Shake.

KFAC -14 Country thumb. 8:30, Mask.

IEGF.1 -8, Serenade. 8:15, Waller. 6:311,

KRKD -8 Requests.

KIND-8. Music Hull. KGB -8. Open. 8:15. Church. 8:30, Choir. 8:45. Churns.

KFOX -11. Concert Orchestra. KGER -11. News. 8:05. Rev. Dowell Choir. 8:30, Pacific College.

KV0E -11, Glee Club. 8:30. Voice of Prophecy. 8:15. Chorus.

KFV11-11. Her. Sales. 8:30, Church of Christ.

9 to 10 A. M. KFI -9, Music for Moderns. 9:15, Dr. Casselberry. 0:30. Silver Strings.

KNX -9. Columbia Church, 9:30. De-miairacy in Action.

Kill-P. Judge Gardner. 9:30. Amer-ican Wildlife. 9:45, Food for Thought.

KECA -9, Red Cross. 9:15, Book of Books. 9:3a Reiser Orch.

KF W11--9:30 Peter Potter. KMPC -9. Voune Orch. 9:15. News. 9:30. Swing.

KGFJ -9. ('oncert. • KliK1)-9 t'oncert. KMTR -9. Salmis', Hour. KFAC -9, liberal latI10111. Hour. 9:15. lienilli Talk. 9:30. Music,

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KMTR 9:00 a. m. Daily

liFSD -9, Red Cross. 9:15. Vass Family. 9:30. Reiser Orch.

KGB -9. KGB Presents. 9:15, Song-alogue. 9:30, American Wildsife. 45, Oprii.

K F VI)- 9, serenade. 9:30. Musk Bev, EGER -9. News, 9:15, March Ahead of Time. 9:30 Bethel. 9:45, Bro. Pearson.

KV0E -9. Mutate. 9:15. Songalogue. 9:30, Am. Wildlife. 9:45. K Orch.

10 to 11 A. M. KFI -10, Salute to Americas. 10:30, Chicago Round Table.

fLNX -10, What, No Architect? 10:15, Salon husk. News. 10:40, Onion.

YIDDISH ART RADIO HOUR Madame Fannie Reinhart, Beautiful Music, Instrumental and Vocal -KMTR Sun. 10-11:30 a.m.

KILI -10. Sallie Americas. 10:15. HI-way Romance. .ECA-10. Grrden Club. 01:15. Treasure Trails of Song. 10:30. Silhouettes.

KING -10:30, Aimee S. McPherson. K1.'5111 -10, Peter Potter, KMPC -10, Swing. 19:30, Allen Roth Presents.

KRK11 -10, Concert. KMTR -10. Madame Reinhart.

:IND -1C Salute of America. 10:30. Chi me° Round Table.

KGB-10. Salute of Americas. 10:15. Romance of Hiways. 10:30, Open.

KE0X -10 News. 10:15. Visitor. 10:45. I Ant.

KGER -ill, News, 10:05. Concert. KV0E -10. Salute of Americas. 10:15, Illway Romance. 10:30, Open,

KFVD -10, Music.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon KFI -11. Physical Well Rei m 11:15. World's Fair Band. 11:30. Europe. 11:45. Itallenborn.

KNX -11. Symphony. H.I -11. Open. 11:30. Sweet and Swing.

KEl'A -11, Kidoodiers. 11:15, For-Ago Polk sy. 11:30, Tapestry Mu-sicale.

KF W11--11, Peter Potter. KM PC -11, Swing. KMTR-11 :30, Peter Potter. KFAC -11. Cliiinili of Open Door, K( 4%1 -11. Akin.. Rey. 11:30. Waltz Time.

KES6 -11, Ainiee S. 31ePherson.

KIND -11. Fred !Msg. 11:15, Foreign Policy. 11 30. Tapestry Musicale.

K FOX -11 in. KGER -11. Pilgrim flour. IC VOE -11. Opr n. KI't t First Metioutisi Church.

12 Noon to 1 P. M. News. 1::15, Krupa Orcli.

12:341. Ilk World Is lours. KNX -12:30, Imitation to Learning. KHJ -12, News. 12:30, Nobody's Children.

HIGH MASS Sun. 12-1:00 p.m. St. Brendan's Choir World Famous Boys' Choir KMTR

KEt'A -12, Sunday Vespers. 12:30. Begin St. Music.

KF WB -12. Peter Potter, 12:30, Jean Leonard.

KMTR -1!. St. Brendan (.11011'. KMPC -12, Samuel McKee, 12:15. Stage One. 12:30, Light Classics. I

KFAC -12:39, Musk. KGEJ -12:15. Dr. McCoy. 12:30. ' Czechs.

KFSD -12, Sunday Vespere. 12:30. Church in Wildwood. 12:45, Bashi St. Music.

KGB -12. Better Homes. 12:15, Trou-badours. 12:30. Nobody's Children.

KFOX -12. Swini KGER -12. News. 12:05. Club A1 0-

retioo. KV0E--12, Troubadours. 12:30, Top Tunes. 12:45. Orange County Ruiz.

KFV D -12 :15, G. Austin.

1 to 2 P. M. KFI -1, Yvette. 1:15, Three Cheers. 1:30. Front

KNX -1. Spelling Berliner. 1:30. Flow Gently Sweet Rhythm.

KILI -1. Musical Steelmakers. 11:36. Rendezvonii. 1:45. Open.

KECA -1, Nick Harris. 1:15, Vin-cent Gomez. 1:30, Looks at Books. 1:45, Voice of Hawaii.

KF W11 -1, Coniiert. KNIPC -11. General Fact s. I:15. News. 1:30. Betty Phillips. 1:45, Tallest ries.

KRKD -1. Blitz quiz. KMTR -1, G. Allison. 1:30. Swing. KFAC -1:30. Baseball.

KGB -I, Musical Steelmakers. 1:30, Rendezvous.

KFOX -1, Music. KRKD -1, Blitz Quiz. KGER -1, News. 1:05, Music. KVOE -1, Musical Steelmakers. 1:30, Lutheran.

KFVD -1:13. 'four Dog.

2 to 3 P. M. KF1 -Gordon Orch. 2:30. Beat the Band.

KNX -2, Concert Orch. 2:30. Melody Ranch.

KH.1 -2. Barron Orch. 2:30. Show of Week.

KECA -2. Catholic Program. 2:30, Cavalcade of Hits.

KF W11 -2. Serenade. 2:30. Musical Comedy.

KMPC -2. Hawaiians. KITKI1 -2. Blitz Quiz, PMTR -2. Spet•ial Events. 2:15. F. T. Curry. 2:30, M usic.

KFAI' -t. Baseball. KG110.1-2. News. 2:45, Faith. K611 -2, Barron Orch. 2:30. Show of Week.

KIND -2 Holly W 0011 G ossip. 2:05, Gray (Irchr. 2:30. Balboa Park Organ,

KFOX -2, Rhythms. 2:30, Rodinoff. KI/11 -2, Barron Orch. 2:30, Show of Week.

KGER -2. News. 2:05, Music, 2:30, Long Beach Band.

KV0E -2. Barron Oral. 2:30, Show of the Week.

3 to 4 P. M. KF1 -3. Prof. Puzzlewit. 3:30, Band-wagon.

KNX -3. News. 3:30. String Orch.

LLOYD K. HILLMAN

Presents IRA COOK

"The Hillman Kid-

Sun., I:30-2 p.m. KMTR

Top of thc Dial

KHJ -3. Tropical Serenade. 3:30. From Germany. 3:40. 31usle. 3:45. Martin Cinch.

KECA -3. European News. 3:30, Magnolia Blossoms Recital.

KF WB -3. Help Thy Neighbor. 3:30. StPu art Hamblen. 3:45, Fiesta,

KM C -3, Melody Time. 3:30, Ellery Queen.

KMTR-3:30, French Hour. KEAC -3. Baseball. KGFJ -3, Helping Hand. 3:30. W. C. T. V. 3:45. Unitersal Quartet•

rings on these pages are Progra ms and ti me Ilist-

N U M/lied to **Radio Life" by the null° stations sho wn, mud are carefully checked prior '0 going to press. In-accuracies' in these col-1111111‘ are imunily the result of last minute changes by the broadcasting studios.

KING -3. Rally Service. KIND -3, Port of Call. 3:30. House of MacGregor.

KGB -3, Serenade. 3:30, From Ger-many. 3:40, Music, 3:45, Martin (tech.

KFOX -3, Rainbow Trio. 3:45, Shel-don Shepard 3:15, Bronbemen. 3:30. 31. Hedigus.

KGER -3, N C O'S, 3:05. Ilarold Agal. •3:20, long Beach Band. KV0E -3. Tropical Serenade. 3:30. From Germany, 3:45. Martin Orch.

4 to 5 P. M. KFI -I. Charlie 31eCarthy. 4:30, One Man's Family.

KNX -4, Columbia Workshop. 4:30, Song Styles. 4:55, N ess's.

KHJ -4. American Forum. KECA -1. Summer Symphony.

Seliin Ort.h. 4:30, Ma-rimba Magic. 4:15, Stuart Ham-blen,

KMPC -1. 11,9.5. Richards, 4:30. News.

KMTR -1. Cardinal Quartet. 4:15, News Reel. 4:30, Brenon Players. 4:45. El entide.

KFAC -4, Baseball. KGFJ -4, News. 4:15. Studio Party. 4:30, Bd. of Ed. 4:48, Are Yen Afraid?

KFSD -4, Sunday Concert. 4:45, Voices of Vesterday.

KGB -1, American Forum. KFOX-4, ('ontinentals. 4:15, BM W heater. 4:30, Fireside Church.

KGN:R -4, News. 4:05, Story Teller. 4:30 M , usic.

KV0E -1. American Forum, KF5 D-4, Jack Br no,.

5 to 6 P. M. KEI- 5. llauul,,u lii, M erl.) -Go- Round.

5:30 Familiar Slush. Album. KNX -5, Summer Hour, KEI'A -.5. ('hina.), Program. 5:30, lifelong Planning. 5:45, Organ.

KF W11--5. Stuart Hamblen, KMPC -5. Fire O'Cliaik Revue. 5:30, Wings Oter Jordan.

KMTR -5:15. Ethel Hubler. 5:30, Martin Luther Thomas. _PAC -5. listechall. KGF.1 -5. American Legion. 5:15, The Dreamer.

KFSD -5. Fiesta. 5:30, Lifelong Planning. 5:45, Organ.

KGB -5. Revisal Hour, KGER -5, Music. 5:30. Rev. Benning-ton.

RI ON.; -.5. Revival Hour. EFA'D---5. Ternp0 Moderne. 5:30. Waltz

6 to 7 P. M. KF1 -41. Hour id Charm. 6:30, Care-free Carnival.

KNX -6. Art Baker, 6:15, Vocal Help VVanted. 6:30. Open.

KHJ -6. News. 6:95. Symphony Hr, KECA -6, Goodwill Flour. KF WB -11. News. 6:15, Strollin' Tom. 6:30. Curtain Calls.

KMPC -6. Prayers Answered. 6:15. Rhythm Makers. 6:30, Cub The-ater.

KRK R-0:45. News. KMTR -11. Waltz. 6:30, Baptist Church.

KFAC -11. News. 6:15, Music. KliF.11 -6. News. 6:15, Salon Mugle. 6:30. Hits-Bits.

KRFED--6:30, News. 6:45, Sever' Ensemble.

KIND -6, Goodwill Hour. KFOX -6. News. 6:10. Music. 6:20, Reality Talk. 6:25, Musk. 6:30, Dance.

KGER -6. News. 6:05, Citrus Forum. 6:45. Italian News.

11(V0E-R. Symphonic Hour. KFVD -6:30, Bal Tabarin. 6:45. Ser-enade.

DIAL INDICATOR KMTR -Hollywood ........... KIND -San Diego 600 KFI -Los Angeles . 640

KMPC -Ileterly Hills _____ 710 KECA -Los Angrier ---K 1E V--Glend a le ....... 850

KRKD -Los Angeles 1120 Kt:NU -Los Angeles .1200 KTMS -Santa Barbara . 1220 KFXM -San Bernardino 1220 KFOX -Long Beach .... ..... 1250 KFAC -Los Angeles 1300 KGB -San Diego - 1330

K111.1 -Los Angeles 900 KGER -IAme Beach 13 0 KrIVB- HollYwond ...---- ..... 97.0 KVOE -Santa Ana ....................1500 KFVD--Culter City 10410 KOH-Santa Barbara ... -.......1500 KNX -Hollywood .10541 • KPMC -Bakersfield _ .......1550 KFSG -Los Angeles ...-- -- ... 1120 KGPL -L. A. Police - 1200

Page 6 RADI O LIFE June 23, 1940

Who's Yehudi? Here's FunForAll Net Biggie Gives Tips To June's Wonder Crop During month of June American col-

leges and universities loosen from edu-cation's chrysalis, hopeful diplomaed wingsters to test their prowess against minor and major storms of a competi-tive world. Hundreds of hopeful graduates, bril-

liant lights in now many numbered schools of theatre, of university English and dramatic departments, will flutter their wings in direction of radio, trem-ulously hoping to niche themselves with the Pat Fridays (UCLA), Kay St. Ger-maines, Barbara Luddys, Kenny Bak-ers, John Contes and other scholarly in-dividuals who have tasted radio and savored its golden flavor. For these stalwarts this week came

able counsel and paternally couched en-couragement from CBS's Earle McGill, casting director.

Said Earle McGill: "There are only two rules for radio success. First, learn what it is all about

and what you can do in it. "Second, know the markets for

your Wares. "If your business is acting, learn how

to act. I believe the theatre is your best bet for preliminary training. To play professionally before an audience is to learn the million and one general tricks of the stage. After that it's not too hard to pick up the specialized techniques needed for radio. "You must have a complete knowledge

and understanding of radio's structural setup.

"Realize that a network is con-cerned only with producing that percentage of programs which are on a sustaining basis. Commercial programs are produced by the adver-tising agency handling a manufac-turer's product. "Realize, too, that today stock is

almost dead and summer stock, too, is scattered and casual. Best entry to radio, short of radio itself, are little theatres, and young actors should in-terest themselves in a good little thea-tre group." In final analysis CBS's McGill hints

that young graduates, even though se-rious dabblers in university dramatics, need tough professional extra finish-ings. Yet Radio is fed less material than it actually needs to keep moving. Which is way of saying opportunities are con-stant. Ambitions youngsters will find their places, as actors and actresses, writers, producers, et al., by dint of per-fecting their talents for a field in which yesterday's programs are as dead as the same day's newspapers.

* * *

Broekman To Bowl With Symp David Brockman, maestro of the CBS

Texaco "Star Theater," will conduct the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orches-tra in "The Ballad for Americans," in the Hollywood Bowl, July 23.

Search for Radio's Elusive Funnyman Narrows To Wits of Radio Life Readers—Help Find This Man! A T almost regular intervals the De-

mocracy adopts fads and fancies in clothing, habits and speech, to puzzle foreign observers who mark the en-thusiastic spectacle of a great people dating history and laughing off their problems with popular wisecracks. This week posed Jerry Colonna, and

professor of NBC's Bob Hope show: "Who's Yehudi ?"

Behind this obvious inanity was noth-ing more than gap filling comedy rou-tine. By week's end, however, answers to the question had begun pouring in from radio professionals throughout Ra dio's farflung domain. By word of mouth the silly question had outstripped even Radio's omnipotence, had begun to fall ifrom lips of housewives, busy men of affairs, caroled on college cam-puses, in stores and industry. Radio Life, catching sound of another

American fad of the hour, pressed NBC's Hal Bock, public relations director, who disclaimed responsibility, stated merely it was result of artists funning among themselves. Not content, Radio Life editors pressed farther, learned from many lips answers to a now famous question. Best of answers was that of

Bill Thompson, Fibber McGee-Molly co-median, who swore:

"Yehudi's the little man who lives in the valley and yells 'yehoo' right back at you." Worst, so far, was, probably, Rudy Vallee's, "Yehudi's the little man who dials the wrong number and gets you out of bed at 4 a.m.

Other "Yehudisms" were those of Dick Powell —" . . . the man who runs the automatic elevator''; Dennis Day .. . "The little man who puts the dots in polka dot ties"; and Gordon Jenkins' neatie--". . . the little guy who changes the radio programs when you move the dial."

Convinced alert thousands of Radio Life Reader-Listeners can better these professional retorts, Radio Life an-nounces for immediate Reader action: A New Yehudi Contest to supplant "Best Gags of the Week," with prizes to be Radio Life-Jerry Colonna "Salt of Wit" Shakers.

Rules: Merely purchase Radio Life at your regular food market, penny post-card your "Yehudism" to Radio Life and relax.

Sweet Lass

Dramatic acting cans for health and alertness. Florence Baker, popular NBC dramatic actress, the 'Susan' of "Glorious One," Sundays at 7:13 over Redwork, keeps fit this way.

* * * Maxine Gray Gets a Dog Maxine Gray, MBS luminary, brought

witn her from San Francisco a 12-weeks-old toy dachshund, which has become a radio lane pet.

Trained Early, Linda Ware Proved Her Wares Born Beverly Jane Stillwagon in Tar-

entum, Pa., may 25, 1925, Linda Ware, currently heard over CBS on "It Hap-pened in Hollywood, last week celebrated her fifteenth birthday. An orphan, Lin-da was taken under the wing of her un-cle, who has been her advisor and man-ager ever since.

When she was twelve, her uncle sent her picture to M-G-M studios in an ef-fort to land for her a role portraying Jeannette MacDonald as a child. When she didn't land the part, the family packed up bag and baggage, and came to Hollywood anyhow, bent upon crack-ing the movies. Linda went through all of the trials of waiting around studios until an arranger heard her sing and in-troduced her to Jack Sherrill, discoverer of Deanna Durbin. Sherrill arranged a personal audition

with Charles R. Rogers at Rogers' home, who signed her for the role in "The Star-maker" after hearing her sing. In mak-ing "The Starmaker," Linda sang under Walter Damrosch and the 100 piece Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. A few months later she sang with Leopold Sto-kowski in the Hollywood Bowl. "It Happened in Hollywood" is Linda's

first regular radio appearance. She was originally signed for a two week guest stint, but scored immediately to become a regular member of the show. She teams effectively with John Conte on dusts.

June 23, 1940 RADI O LIFE Page 7

Big Nets to Daily-Air Convention Jam Session Political conventions must be held, war

or no war, and no matter what the state of the Nation. June 24, then, in times more crucial than America has faced in its history as a free Nation, Republicans will meet in Philadelphia in loyal party "jam sessions" to choose, among other matters: candidates for the Presidency and vice-presidency of the United States; to enunciate: the Party's foreign policy, to weight still pressing unemployment and relief measures, to determine stake America should have in defensive armament and, in general, to set up a show window of social and po-litical issues for Americans to choose from and to vote upon. July 14 Demo-crats will assemble in Chicago, there to go through motions of nominating convention whose net end, so expert opinion has it, will be to reaffirm what everybody knows — Franklin "Demo" Roosevelt, will get nomination without leaving White House desk chair. Readers are informed all great networks will be on air with spot news deveolps in the Republican convention.

RELIGIOUS BROADCASTS

SUNDAY 7:30 a.m. 7 :45 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 12:00 noon 12:00 noon 12:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:15 p.m. 2:15 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m.

5:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:011 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:15 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 9:15 p.m.

9:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m.

11:00 a.m. 8:45 a.m. 8:45 a.m. 8:45 a.m. 9:0)) a.m. 9:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 3:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. 1:45 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 8:35 p.m.

KRKD —Rev. Squires KMPC —Church of Christ KMTR—Swedish KMPC — Wings Over Jordan KFAC —Country Church KGER —Rev. Dowell KFOX —John Brown KNX — West Coast Church KGB — Wayside Church KVOF.--% Mee of Phophecy KMTR —National Message KF WB —Union Rescue Mission KPMC —Gospel Gleaners KNX —Salt Lake City Tabernacle KMTR —Bob Rimier KNX —Columbia Church KFAC,--Liberal Catholic Hour KFSG —Aimee McPherson KFOX -1 Am KFAC —Open Door Church KFVD —First Methodists KECA —Vespers REND —Vespers KMTR —St. Brendans KVOE —Lutheran Hour REND —Church in Wildwood KVOE—Lutheran KECA —Catholic Hour KMTR —Itev. Curry KMTR —Rev. Curry KFOX —Rodeheaver KFOX —Fireside Church KECA —Chtirch KHJ-KV0E-11611 —Revival Hour

Revival Hour KFOX —Ringdom Temple KNITR —Maitin L. Thomas K PM( —Assembly KMTR —First Baptist KIND —Josiah Hopkins KING —Aimee Semple McPherson KMTR —Bob Shuler KNITR —Floyd Johnson RFAC —Open Door Church KE'VVB -1110r. Stewart MacLennan R1'0E —Pastor's Study KGB — White Temple KI1J-KGB-KV0E-KPMC-GFXM

Voice of Prophecy 1LMTR -5 iota Hour KFAI .—Salt alien Army

SATURDAY KFAC —t ountry Church KMTR —Religions Music KFV111 —Malvation Army KECA —Federated Churches KMTR —Martin L. Thomas KING —Sunday Teacher RGER —Rev hal KGER —Gospel RGER —Full Gospel KMTR —The National Message KGER —Re,.. hie KMTR —Dr. Talbot IRECA-KFSD—Message of Israel RE M .--Religious Science KFVD —Salvation Army RFAC —Gospel Hour KFAC--Christian Science KF WB—Union Rescue Mission

CONTESTOR'S CORNER

This week's announced contests pro-vide opportunities for nimble witted readers to replenish their larders, earn generous pin money, get perfumes, cos-metic kits, cutlery and, for some tired housewife or zippy debutante, an eve-ning at the Biltmore with dinner and music and orchids. Here we go:

* * * KNX -4:15 p. m. Th. —SONG TITLE GAME,

Send in sentence made up from song titles (three or more titles). Send as many sen-tences as desired, but each entry must be accompanid by one Town Talk Brad wrap-per, any size loaf. Prizes: Grocery orders in amounts of Ten, Five and Three Dollars, Twenty-two $1 orders. Closes weekly Sat-urday midnight. Winners announced follow - log Wednesday.

* * * KNX -8:30 p. m. Tu. —Contest: List of rite questions and answers. Six prizes each of 225 plus bottle of Teel to each winner. Mail. Professor Qpiz, CBS, New York.

* * * KNX—Sustaining Contest: coLrminut

CLUB. Pick out your best snapshot, any size. On back write a title, name and ad-dress and telephone number. Prizes consist of dinner at the Biltmore, orchid from Biltmore florists, mounted enlargements, Agfa films and tickets to CBS broadcasts. Also monthly awards. Mail —Camera Club, KNX, Hollywood.

* * * KNX -7:30 p. ni. Th. —ASK IT BASKET.

Send in one question and one carton of Colgate for each question submitted. If mum-lion is used, 83 plus year's supply of Col-gate. Mail —Jim Mc Williams, CBS, New 1 ork.

* * * KNX -7:30 p. m. E. —JOHNNIE PRESENTS

— Write four line rhyme in which last line must end with title of well known song (or entire line may be song title). (Each entry on separate sheet). Winners receive So, • plus carton Phillip Morris for very Swing-Go used on program. Mail —Swing-Go, Phillip Morris, 119 Fifty Ave., NYC.

* * * KNX -11 a. m. M.-1F. —mOCIETY GIRL:

Bottle of Mary Garden Perfume for one Karo Label and ten cents. Mail Karo, Box 5, Trinity station, NYC.

* * * KNX -9:15 a. m. M.-F. —LIFE CAN BE

BEAUTIFLL: Mirro aluminum sauce pan (2 qtg.), 50 cents coin and front panels from 2 large plus 2 medium Ivory soap. Mail, Ivory Soap, Cincinnati, Ohio.

* * * KFI -2:30 p. m. Su. -11EAT THE BAND:

$10 ($20 or more if not answered) for state-ments to suggest song titles. KIF1 -3 p. m. 31. —ART BAKER'S NOTE-

BOOK: Grocery orders for home Ideas. Label required. Montle » through Cridays.

* * * KECA-2:45 p. n in. M.-Th.-F. —GUIDING

LIGHT: Cash and Llectrolux refrigerators. Listen to program for details.

* * * p. at. Sa. —sATURDAY NIGHT

PARTY: Catch program fur full details.

* * * KFV111 -2:30 p. m. Sa. —AL JARVIS: $10

worth of recordings for musical questions. Catch the program.

* * * There now! As soon as we can get ev-

erything organized we'll come through with other listings of important cash, merchandise and luxury prized contests. In meantime, if you want complete list-ings just send in 3 cents in stamps to Radito Life, which has arranged with all major nets and indipendent stations to see that you get full contest informa-tion, grouped for convenience. That's all and the best to you wit cudgelers.

WHAT'S IN

THE AIR ?

I wasn't disturbing the peace, officer. I Just had my radio tuned loud for

HAPPY HOMES 10:15-10:45 a. rn. Mon. thru Fri.

Tug echo sounds strangely like

EDDIE ALBRIGHT 11:15 a. m.

Mon. thru Frt.

Yea, I'm ass artist, but naore than art to me is

FLYING FEET 11:30-12:00 a. nu

Monday

The secret of my success is that I never miss

PULL OVER, NEIGHBOR 8.00.8:30 p. m.

Monday

Other Highlights for Today: Rh. and Shine 600- 7:45 a.m. Morning News 7:45- 8:00 a.m. Dr. Lindlahr 8:00- 8:30 a.m. Carters of Elm Street 8:45- 9:00 a.m

The Family Bible. 9:15- 9:30 a.m. Keep Fit to Music . 9:45-10:00 a.m. Bachelor's Children 10:45-11:00 a.m. Our Friendly Neighbors . . 10:45-11:00 a.m.

The Broadway News 12:00-12:15 p.m. The Broadway News 5:00- 5:15 P.111. News Comics 5:15- 5:30 p.m. Orphan Annie 5:45- 6:00 p.m. Raymond G. Swing 6:00- 6:15 p.m. John B. Hughes 6:30- 6:45 p.m. Norman Brokenshire 6:45- 7:00 p.m. This Is Masi. 7:15- 7:30 p.m. Lone Ranger 7:30- 8:00 p.m.

MU TU AL

DIAL 900

MONDAY LOGS Page 8 RADI O LIFE June 23, 1940

7 to 8 P. M.

KFI -7, World Is a Singe. 7:15, Irene Rich. 7:30. Aldrich Family.

1(NX -7, Musical Game. 7:23. News. 7:30, Goodman Orel..

KHJ -7, Answer Man. 7:15, Krupa Orch. 7:45, McFarland Twins.

K1FSG -7. Aimee S. 31ePherson. KECA -7. Chapel Quartet. 7:15, Serenade. 7:30. Bremer Oral.

KFV411-7. Texas Lewis. 7:30, Re-ported Missing.

KMPC -7, Sing with Band. 7:30, News. 7:45, Melodies.

KMTR -7, Bob Milder. KFAC -7. Open Forum. KGFJ -7. Spanish Hour.

KFSD -7, Country Church. 7:15. Junior 6-Men. 7:30, Aldrich Fmly.

KGB -7, Answer Man. 7:15, Lazy Rhapsody. 7:45, McFarland Twins.

EFOX -7. Musk. 7:15, Owens Orris. 7:30. Organ.

IEGER -7. News. 7:03. Cirtemania, 7:30. Music. 7:45. Al Williams.

HVOE -7, Mimic. 7:15, Krupa Orch. 7:45, McFarland Twins.

8 to 9 P. M.

KFI -8, Varieties. KNX -8, Inglewood l'ark Concert. 8:30. Take It or Lease It.

M U -IL Danre Orch. 8:15. Pastor'!" Study. 8:30. Gould Oral.

ILECA -41. Owen Orel'. 11:30, Sports Newsreel. 8:45, Bookman Note-book.

KFAVB -A, Dr. MacLennan. /LVIPC -5, Concert hall. 8:30, King Orch. 8:43. Fireside Hr.

KMTR -8, Floyd Johnson. KFAC-8, Open Door Church. KG E11 -11. N.ws. 8:15, Exploring Urges. 8:30. Night Justice. 8:45, Life Dramas.

KESD -8. Prof. Askem. 8:30, Bill Stern. 8:45. Moments of Melody.

KGB -KGB Presents. 8:13, Pastor. 8:30, florlhch Orch. 8:43, Magazine Man.

KFOX -8. Round World. 8:30. Le-gion Band,

KGER-8, News. 8:05. Frank Wens, 8:30. Japanese Church.

KV0E-8. Dance Oreh. 8:15. Pas-tor's Study. 8:30, Gould Conducts.

9 to 10 P. M. HIPI-9. Night Editor. 9:15. Ten Disciples Orch. 9:30, Bavaria Orris.

KNX-9, John Clark. 9:15, I Was There. 9:43. Ne ws.

KMPC

SUNDAY

HEADLINERS

Ellcry Queen

3:30 p. m.

5 &Clock Revue

5:00 P. M.

Cub Theatre

6:30 p. m.

Sing With Your

Favorite Band

7:00 p. m.

SUNDAY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS 7.11. Programs are shown In Light Face Type:

P. M. Programs in Black Face

Fariety 8:00-Radlo CV), Music Hall.

EECA-EFSD. 8:00-Story of Us All, KIM. 9:00-ited Cross. KECA-EFSD. 9:15 -116ok of Books. KECA. 10:00-Salute to the Americas.

11.1 -KI1J -EV0E-KGB-KU L

10:15-highway Romances. KG13-E VOE.

10:30- -Chicago Round Table 1: lel-E

12:30 -Invitation to Education, KNX.

2:30 -Cene Autry Melody Ranch. KNX.

2:30-Show of Week. KI1J-KGB-KFAM-KVOE.

3:00 -Help Thy Neighbor KE W!! 3:30 -French Program, KMTK 4:00-Bergen & McCarthy. KFI. 4:00-American Forum of Air

KI1.1 - KGB - K1'0E-KI M-K FNM.

6:30 -Carefree Carnival, KFI. 7:00 -Open Forum. KFAC. 7 :30- Aldrich Family. K Fl-

KFSD. 7:30-Reported Missing. KF WB.

Quiz Programs 12:45-Orange Count/ Quiz.

KVOE. 1:00-Spelling Bee. ILISX. 2:30 -11eat the Band. K M. 3:011 -Prot. Puzziewit. RFT, 8:30 -Take It or Leave It. KNX.

Drama 3:30 -Ellery Queen. KMPC. 4:30 -One Man's Famlly._M KFI. 4:30-11renen Players. K TR.

4:00--Columbia Workshop, KNX. 6:30 -Cub theater. 7:15 -Irene Rich. KFI. 9:00 -Night Editor. Kn. 9:15-1 Was There KNX.

Outstanding Music :00-Columbla Symphony. ENX.

12 :00-St. Brandon's Choir.

1:00- Musical Steelmakers. KI114 - KGB - M OE - K1/11-1(311PC-KFX:11.

2:30-Cataleade of till.. KICCA-3:311 -Fitelt itandwngon, K n. 3:00-Stammer floor. 5:00 -M anli a t t an Merry-Go-

Round, 5:30-Allnim of Familiar Music.

6:00 -Sympli .ny. K HJ - K G B-M 11E-ILDB-KNIPC-KFXM.

6 :00 -Hour of Charm, KFI. 8:00 -Inglewood Park, Concert.

KNX. 10 :00-Phil-Harmonia,__ KECA. 11:00 K - Melody Lane. MTK. 11:15-Music You Want. KFIVIL

Sports-Comment 1:30- P settle Coast League

Baseball. KFAC. 1:43 -Basehall, KMP('. 10:15-Bowling Notes. KF WB.

News Commentators 11:15 -Foreign Policy. KECA-

EFSD. 11:30-Europe, NFL II :45-KR Itenlsorn, 1:Fl. 4:55 -Elmer Davis. KNX. 8:00 - Walter Winchell. KFI.

KIIJ -9, News. 9:15. V oice of Proph-ecy. 9:43, Reynolds Drell.

KR( A-9. Rhythm Orch. 9:15, Uni-versity Explorer. 9:30. Sanctuary. 9:47, News.

KFV414-9. Musical Comedy Moments. 9:15. Gov. Olson. 9:30, News. 9:45, Bollards.

KMPC -9:15. (impel Quartet. 9:30, Viennese Music. 9:45. News.

KMTR -9. Traselogue. 9:45, Hawai-ian. 9:30. Rinks Illourf.

KGF.1 -9, News. 9:15, Lest We Forget.

KFAC -9:30. Salvation Army. KIFS6 -9:311, First Nighters.

Radio Travelogues The 14th year of this famous program . . . telling you of the historical romance of Cali-f ornia . . . of interesting places to go . . . where the fishing and hunting are -tops"

. . . as reported by the Radio Tray. eloguers Scout.

KMTR Sundays, 9:00 p.m.

KFSD -9. C a li en t e Races. 9:30, Sanctuary. 9:43, News.

Newseast. 9:15, Voice of Prophecy. 9:43. Reynolds (Inch.

FIFOX -9. News. 9:15. Gov. Olson. 9:30. Ray Jasper Orch. 9:43, Frank Christ (kelt.

KGER -9. News. 9:07. Preview The-atre. 9:30. Tuckin' In.

FIVOE -41. News. 9:13, Voice of Prophecy. 9:45. Reynolds (kelt.

10 to 11 P. M. KFI -10. News, 10:15, Bridge to Dreamland.

KNX -4, Goodman Orch. 10:30, An-drews Sisters.

KNX -10. What. No Architect. 10:15. Milsic. 10:30. News and Rhythm. 111:45. Open.

KH.1 -10. Howard Orel'. 10:30, Gar-ber Ori4t.

KECA -10„ Philliarmonia. KF W11--10, Art Tatum. 10:15, Bowl-ing Notes. 111:30, Dancing.

KMPC -10. Swing. 10:30. Elias Here-skin. 111:45. News.

KMTK -10. Blida Hour. 10:15, Lopes Orch. 10:15. Special Esenta.

KFAC -lii, Melody Hour. KG N e ws. KFS11-10, Belasco Orch. 10:15. Bridge to Dr land.

KING -10. Organ. KliK-111. Harris W A. 10:341, Open. FIFOX -10. Musk. 10:15, Deck. 10:34 Island Music.

KGER -10. News. 10:15, Gaucho Or. 10:30. Hawaiians. 10:45. Dance.

KVOE-10, Howard Orch. 10:30, Garber Orch.

KI ND -10. Jack Bellboy.

11 to 12 Midnight

KFT -11, News. 11:17. Nottingham Drell. 11:30. Malneek Orch.

KNX -11, News. 11:15, Young (keit. 11:30, Strand Orch. 11:53, News.

K M -M(41 m Orch. 11:30, Hawai-ians.

KFX'A -11. Organ. KFAVII -11. Gypoly Caravan. 11:15. Music Vou Want.

KMPC -11. Swing Quiz. KMTR -11. Melody Lane. KFAC -11. Music. 11:30, Kentucky

Kli gvls-L11. News. 11:15. Concert. KFSG-11. Music.

KI111 -11. Hawaiians. 11:30, Joy Orch.

KPMC -11. Molica Orch. 11:30, Nichols Orcit.

HF'SD -11, Nottingham Orch. 11:30. Maineek Orch.

...11 -11. lone firth. KS 0E -11. Mojica. II:10. Hawaiians.

MONDAY PROGRAMS 8 to 9 A. M.

FLF1 -11, Vi an in 11 bile. 8:15, News. 8:30 Johnny Murray. 8:45, Bridge Club

KNX -R. Nancy Dixon. 8:15, When a Girl Marries. 8:30, Helen Trent. 8:15. Our Gal Sunday.

KH.1 -8. Victor Lindlahr. 8:30, News. 11:40. Bess Bye. 8:43. Carters of Elm St.

KECA-11. Financial. 8:15. Fildood-lers. 8:30. Unclassic Time. 8:0, News.

JL N E 24, 1940

KF W11 -8. Melody Mart. 8:15. Morn-ing Music. 8:43. Dr. Reynolds.

KMPC -9. News. 9:15. Women In News. 9:30. Organ Reseries. 9:43, Melody Time.

KMTR -11. Spanish Hour. KGF.1 -41. News. Stocks. 8:45. Dr. Wiseman.

KRKD-8:30, State Employment.

KF1411-8, Gwen Williams. 8:15. Good ('beer. 8:39. Farm & Home Hour.

KGB -11. Best Buys. 8:05, Open. 8:15. Insestments. 8:25. Melodies. $:30, Stocks. 8:33. Melody. 8;45, Carters of Elm St

KFOX -8. News. 8:15, Lemar Tatum. 8:30. Classified.

KI.K11-11, News. 8:01, Soul l'atrol. f1:15, Mizpah. 8:45, Rev. Benning-ton.

K OF.-8. Breakfast Club. A:30, News: Bess Bye. 5:45. Carters of Elm Street.

KEA D -8:45. Dr. Reynolds.

9 to 10 A. M. KFT -9, Your Treat. 9:15, Agnes White. 9:30. By Kathleen Norris. 9:13, Dr. Kate.

KNX -9. Goldbergx. 9:15. Life ('an Be Beautiful. 9:30. Right to Hap-piness. 9:45. Short Story.

K11.1-9, Jean Abbey. 9:15. Rev. Laurin. 9:30, Prager Orch. 9:45, Keep FM.

KECA -9. Council of Beauty. 9:15. Between the Bookends. 9:30, Mid-morning Jamboree.

KF W111--9, The Bollards. 9:15, Music a la ('arte. 9:30. Accent on Music. 9:45. Tune Time.

KMPC -9, News. 9:15, Top o' the Morning. 9:30. Organ Reveries. 9:47. Melody Ti me, KMTR-9. John Brown. 9:30. Your Neighbor. 9:45. Dr. Reynolds.

KFAC -9. Inspirations. 9:15, Health Talk. 0:30. Women in News. 9:45. Novelly N oleS.

KCIFJ -9. N e ws. Stocks. KRKD -9:30, U.S. Weather Reports.

KFSD -9:15, Between the Bookends. 9:30, Kaltenborn. 9:45. Sitalny On-h.

KGB -9, Cornhissle News. 9:15. Homemaker's Catalogue.

KFOX -41. Music. Ki.ER -9. News. 9:05. Brieht Co rnet.. 9:15. March Abend of Time. 9:30. Revival. 9:45, Full Goenel.

KVOE-9. Studio. 9,15. Orson. 9:30, Monitor News. 9:45. Keep Fit.

KFV 11-9:17. News. 9:341, Dr. Rich-ardson. 9:45 Parade.

10 to 11 A. M. KFI -10. Light of the World. 10.15, Arnold Grimm's Daughter. 10:30, Valiant Lody. 10:45. Ilytnns.

KNX -10. Ble Sister. 10:15, Annt Jenny. 10:30, Wiley. 10:45. MT Son.

1[11.1 -10. News. 10:13. Happy Homes. 10:45, Bachelor's Children

IXECA -141, Varieties. 10:30, Views ed Reviews. 10:43, Wife Sasers. KFIVilt -10. Memo', lame. 10:15. Chef Milani. 10:30, Melody Time. 10:45, Boillatiee in Rhythm.

IEMPC -10. Open House. 10:30. Western Aires. 10:15, News.

'WOMAN'S W ORLD' Everything of Interest

to Women. Daily 10:00-10-30 a. m.

KMTR Top of the Dial

KMTR -10. Woman's World. 10:30, News Reel. 10:45. Peter Potter.

15FAC -10. Serenade. 10:30, News. 10:45, Gothic Tower.

KGF.1 -10. News. le:15. Rhythm. 10:30. Moods in Verse. 10:45, City Dwellers.

KRK11 -10:30. l'.T.A. KFSD -10. Varieties. 10:30. Ann Gib-son. 10:45. Bridge.

KF1411--10. Varieties. 10:30, Ann Gibson. 10:47, Bridge Class.

KGB -10. N ess's. 18:15. Songs. 10:45, Itacitelor'e Children.

KFOX -10, News. 10:15. Musk. 10:30, Salon.

KG ER -10. News. 10:07, Music. 10.30. Rev. Isle.

RroK-10. News. 10:13. Lienure House 10:30. Garden Club. 10:45, Baehelor'• Children.

KFVD -10:30. ('ohm Reseus Mission.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon FT -1h. Mary Marlin. 11:15. Mn Perkins. 11:30. l'epper Young. 11:45. Vie Made.

KN X-11. Society (Art. 11:15. flan-nelled in Hollywood. 11:30. Life Begins. 11:45. Dealer in Dreams.

K11.1-11. Friendly Neighbors, 11:15. F.ddie Albright. 11:30. Flying Feet.

KECA -11. 0 .n it sos of Divorce. 11:13. Honeymoon 11111. 11:30. John's Other Wife. 11:115. Just Pt•vin Bill.

KF WB -11. Toni 'Goddard. 11:30. Piano Palter. 11:45. News,

KMPC -11. Molder Si . 11:15. Music for Madame. 11:30. Live-stock Journal. 11:47. Mimic.

KMTR -11. Salvation Army. 11:15. Mothers of America. 11:30. Stocks & News. 11:45, Dirk Ross. Krar-11. Man on Street. 11:30, Home Beautiful. 11-45. Hawaii.

InGEJ -11. News. Storks. NRIUS-11, Paddock Flashes. U:311, News.

June 23, 1940 RADI O LIFE Pa ge 9MONDAY LOGS

ILIND-11, Orphans of Divorce. 11:15. Honeymoon Hill. 11:30, John's Other Wife. 11:43, Just Plain Bill. 1GB -11, Friendly Neighbors. 11:45, Childhood March. 11:30, Pulpit Highlights. 11:45, Minute Melodies. 11:50. Marine Logs. 11:55. Melody.

KFOX -11, Music. 11:30. News. 11:40, Music.

KGER-11, News. 11:15, Music, 11:30, Tunesmitb.

KVOE -11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15, March of Childhood. 11:30, Travel America. 11:45. Orch. -EVD -11. News. 11:30, Red Plano. 11:45, Violet Schram.

12 Noon to 1 P. M. 11111-12, Road of Life. 12:13, Stella Dallas. 12:30, Open. 12:45. Portia Blake.

KNX-12, Kitty Kelly. 12:15. Myrt-Marge. 12:30. Hilltop House. 12:45, Stepmother.

KHJ-12. News. 12:15, Curtis Spring-er. 12:30. Troubadours. 12:45, Muse-Music.

ILECA-12, News. 12:15, Club Mat-inee.

liFVVB-12. Al Jarvis. 12:45. Pauline Holden.

KMPC -12. Music. 12:15. News. 12:30, Baseball.

KMTR-12, Peter Potter. KGFJ-12. News. Stocks. 12:15. Dr. McCoy. 12:30, Novelties. 12:43. Let's listen.

KFAC -12. News. 12:15. Melody Hr. IIRKD-12:30. Saddle Pals. KFSD-12, Dazzlewit Quiz. 12:15. News. 12:30, Club Matinee.

KGB-12, News. 12:15. Open. 12:31, Stock. 12:33. News. 12:45. Muse-Music.

KFOX —le. G. Krupa. 12:15. News. 12:45. Jake Hammond.

RISER—I!, News. 12:10, Music. 12:30. Orchestra. 12:45, Citrus Forum.

KVOE-12, News. 12:15. Open. 12:30, Troubadours. 12:45, Muse-Music.

1 to 2 P. M. KY!—!. Girl Alone. 1:15, Kitty Keene. 1:30. Midstream. 1:45, O'Neil'.

KNX-1, By Kathleen Norris. 1:15, My Children. 1:30. Catalina Quiz. 1:45, Scattergood Baines.

Kill—I. Hawaiians 1:30, Johnson Family. 1:45, Let's Play Bridge.

KECA-1, Classic Hour. KFWB-1, Neat'. 1:05. Symphonia. 1:30 Dr. Reynolds. 1:45. Dixieland Ranh.

KMPC -1, Baseball. ILNITR-1. G. Allison. 1:30. Pension. 1:45, Political.

KFAC -1, Religious Science. 1:15. Book Club. 1:30, Sheriff's Dept. 1:45. D.A.R.

KGFJ-1. News. Stocks. 1:15. Strings. 1:30. Matinee. .R/C13-1:15. City Ball. 1:30. USC.

KESD-1, Garr Orch. 1:30. Music. 1:4.5. Chas. Sears.

Wrii'D-1. Air Editor. KGB-1. Hawaiians. 1:30. Johnson Family. 1:45. Let's Play Bridge.

KFf)X -1:30. Christian Science. 1:45, E. Martin.

KGER -1, News. 1:05, Officials. 1:20, Hits. 1:30. Einanish Trio.

KVOE-1. Hawaiians. 1:30. Johnson Family. 1:43 Let's Play Bridge.

2 to 3 P. M. KFI -2. Life Drama. 2:15. Mine to Cherish. 230, Alice Blair. 2:45, Miss Julia.

KNX -2, Young Dr. Malone. 2:15. IINX-tra. 2:2.. Dance. 2:30, Joyce Jordan. 2:11. Kate Smith.

KR.!—!, News. 2:15, Bookworm. 2:30. Stone's °reit.

KECA -2:15. School News. 2:30. Against the Storm. 2:43, Guiding Light.

KFWB-2 Matinee Varieties. 2:15, Hits and Bits. 2:30, Music Box. 2:45. Grandma Trai els.

i:MPC -2. Tenth Inning. 2:15, Phil Neely, 2 30. American Notes.

KMTR -2. Salon Musk. 2:15. George Jay. 2:30 Musical Hoar.

KFAC -2. American legion Aux-2:15. Good Cheer. 2:30. Fed. Wom-en's Clubs

KGFJ-11, Ne ws. Stocks. 2:13. ("vb.. 2:30. Volunteers of America. 2:45, Dance.

KRKI)-2. Chuck Henry Orch. 2:30, News. 2:45. Hawaiians.

KGB-2, News. 2:15, King. Men. 7:30. 111004101.

KFOX -2. Civic. 2:15. Kenny Baker. 2:30. At the Theatre.

RISER—!. News. 2:05. Geo. Strange. 7:30. Organ.

KIHE -2, Ne ws. 2:15, Federal Mu-sk.. 2:311. Stokes Arch.

KFTD -2:15. Organ.

3 to 4 P. M. 1177-3. Art Baker. 3:13. Mantling Orch.

MONDAY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS A.M. Programs are shown in Light Face Tyr*:

P.M. Pregrams in Black Face

ariety 8:30—Johnny Murray. KFI. 9 :15—Bet een the Bookends.

'MCA. KFSD. 10:30—Views & R Mews. KECA 11:16—Mothers ot America. KMTR 2:45—Kate Smith Speaks, KNX. 7:00—Amos & Andy. KNX-

KMPC. 7:13—This is Magic. KHJ-KVOE

Drama 9:45—Short Short Sttia„ KNX 2:00—Life Dramas. 4:30—Mystery Hall. KHJ-KVOE. 5:00—Luz Radio theater. KNX. 8:30—Biondie. KNX. 8:00—American Challenge, KFI. 8:00—Passin- Parade. KECA-

KFSD. 8:30—Hawthorne House. KEIL

Sports—Comment [2:30—Major League Baseball.

KM PC. 2:00—Ten'•. Inning, KMPC. 6:15—Sportflashi KFAC. 7:00 —Sid Ziff. KFWB. 9:15—Sporto Roundup. KNX. 10:15—Bow.ing Notes. KFWB.

Outstanding Music 10:46—Hymno of All Churches.

KFL 1:00—Classic Hour,__RECA. 3:00—Masterpleces, KFAC. 4:00—Telephone Show, K Y!. 6:00—Contented Program. KY!.

6:00—Guy Lombardo. ILNZ. 7:00—Pleasure Time, Si!, 7:1 6—Lana, Ross. KNX. 7:30—Union Oil Show, K Y!. 8:00—Tune-Up Time. KNX. 10:00—Phil-Harmonia. KEt'A. 11:00—Melody Lane, KMTR. 11:15—Music You Want. & MIL

Quiz Programs 1:00--Catalin- Quiz, KNX. 5:00—Dr. I. Q.. K n. 7:30—True or False. KECA-

KFSD. 8:00—Pull Oyer Neighbor. RAJ-

K(.B-1(1)B-KMPC-KF7L3L 8:30—Kash King, KF WB. 9:30—Phote Phone Quiz. KVOE.

Weather BF1 -7 :30. 8:30. 10:16, 11:00.

1:45 5:30. KALTR —9 :00. ILEJ-KGB-KVOE—D:00. KNX-6:00. KRKD-9:30.

News Commentators 9:30— Womer in the News.

KFAC. 4:55—Elmer Davis. KNX. 6:00—Ra_ymond Gram Swing.

KILI-KGB-KVOE-KDB. 6:30—John B. Hughes. KHJ-

KGB-KVOE-KFILM. 7:15—Elliot Roosevelt, KF WB. 7:30 —News Ree' KMTR. 9:30—Fulton Lewis, KHJ-KGB-

KDB-KPMC-KFXM, 9:30—Haile:morn. KFSD. 10:30—Let's Talk Over the News.

KMPC.

KNX-3, Mary Foster. 3:15. News. 3:20, Wiley. 3:45, Europe.

KHJ —Community hall. 3:13, Noble Orch. 3.30. Haven of Rest. 3:45. Smogs.

KEC M-3. Unclassic Hour. C.FWB-3, Maddox Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:43, Carol Leighton.

KMPC -3, News. 3:15, Novacord. 3:30, Swing. 3:45, Social Secre-tary.

101'111 -3:30, Memories. 3:45, Billy Reichman.

KFAC -3, Masterpieces. KGFJ—News, Stocks. KRKD-3:30. War News.

KMPC

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with

Hal Berger

12:30 p. m.

Mon. thru Fri.

Sponsored by

Pontiac Dealers KFSD -3, Maddox Family. 3:30, Blancher*" McKee. 3:45. Carol Leighton.

liFOX -3. Maddox Family. 3:38. Blanchard McKee. 3:43, C. Leigh-ton.

KGE17 -3. News. 3:05. Music. 3:15, Lest We Fo.ret. 3:30. Bob Carlin. 3:45. Long Beach J. C.

KVOE-3. Fulton lA WIS. 3:15. Noble Orch. 3:30. Haven of Rest.

4 to 5 P. M. KFI -4 Telephone Show. 4:30, Open. K(X-4 Wiley. 4:13, Jack Owens. 4:30, KNX-tra. 4:45. News. 4:35, Bar News.

KHJ -4. Curtis Springer. 4:30. Mys-tery gall.

KECA-4, Frank & Archie. 4:15. Thunder Over Paradise, 4:30, Irene Wicker. 4:45, Bud Barton.

KFWB-4. Don Milligan. 4:30. Bert Fisk, 4:45_, Stuart Hamblen.

KMPC--1, Miniature Metro. 4:30, Studio Party.

KMTR-4, Pa Hawkins. 4:30. Spe-cial Events, 4:45, Volney James.

KFAC -4. Vernon Steele. 4:15. Por-traits in Literature. 4:30. Teatime Tunes. 4:45, Farm Time.

Kbe.1-4. News. 4:15. Tea Time. 4:30, Observer. 4:115, Music.

KRKD -4:15. 1enna Taylor. 4:45, News.

KFSD -4, Dance. 4:15, Thunder Over Paradise. 4:30, Irene Wicker. 4:45, Dreamers.

146B-4, Diamond Orch. 4:30, MYS-tery Hall.

KFOX-4. News. 4:30. Swing. KGER-4, News. 4:15, Byron Scott 4:30. Swing. 4:43, Mimic.

KVOE—.4. Have You Read? 4:15, Diamond Orch. 4:30. Mystery Hall.

KFVD-4 Tea Time.

5 to 6 P. M. KFI-5, Dr. 1Q. 5:30, Open. KNX -5. Lux Radio Theater. KH.1 -5. News. 5:45. Daily Comics. 5:30 Shatter Parker. 5:45, Orphan Annie.

KECA -5. Twilight Tales, 5:15, Tar-zan, 5:30, News. 5:43, Moods.

KFWB-5. Stuart Hamblen, KMPC-5, Song Stories. 5:15. News. 5:30, Baud Waron.

KMTR-5, Volney James. 5:30, In-terviews. 5:45, Eventide.

KFAC-5. .ateway to Music. 5:30, Whoa Bill Club.

KGF.1-5, News. 5:30, Baseball Scores.

KRKD -5:15, Vienna Waltzes. 5:30. Race Results.

. FSD-5. News. 5:15, Magic Island. 5:30, Dance. 5:45. Marine Corps.

KGB —S. Open. 5:15, For Lad es :30n;L Shafter Parker. 5:45.

Orphan5A e KFOX-5:40. Beauty Talk. IEGER -5. News. 5:05. Latin Banc. KVOE-5. Classified Ads. 5:45, Or-phan Annie.

KFVD -5, Tempo Moderne,

SUNDOWNER PROGRAM

W with the old colonel VOLNEY JAMES

KMTRDaily, 4:4 p.m.

6 to 7 P. M. KFI -6. Contented Program, 6:30, Sensation-Swing.

KNX -6. Guy Lombardo. 6:30, Rion-

KHJ -6. Ray Gram Swing. 6:114 Tar Concert. 6:30. John B. Hughes. 6:45, N. Brokenshire.

HECA-6, Reserte. 6:15, McGee Orch. 6:30, Green Hornet.

KF WB-8, News. 6:15. Strollin' Tom. 6:30, Rhapsody in Silk. 6:45. Builders.

KMPC -13. Mothers of America. 6:15, Russ Morgan. 6:30. Roth Presents. 6:45, Town Tours.

KMTR -6:13, Cambria Pines. 6:30, Life Payments. 6:45, Johannes Steele.

KFAC -8, News. 6:15, 8portnashes. 6:30, City College. 6:45. calling Writers.

KGFJ-8. Italia. 8:30. Hold Hour. KR W:4D— 6:30, Sports Reports.

KGB-6, Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15, Readim, News. 6:20, Tar Orch. 6:30, News and Xiews. 6:45, Nor-man Brokenshire,

KFON -0. News. 6:10. Sportlight Pa-rade. 8:45. Hawaiians.

KGER—I3. News. 6:05, Mexican Va-rieties. 8:30, Italian Journal.

KVOE-43. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15, Yar Concert, 6:30, John B. Hughes. 6:43. Studio.

iiLFVD-8, Serenade. 6:15, World on Air. 6:41, Abundance Club.

7 to 8 P. M. Ku—I. Pleasure Time. 7:15, K M News. 7:30, Union Oil.

KNX -7, Amos-Andy. 7:15, Lanny Ross. 7:30, Pipe Smoking Time. 7:55, News.

KHJ-7. Page the Past. 7:15, Tills Is Magic. 7:30. Lone Ranger.

KECA-7, Open. 7:30. True or False. KFW11-7, Sid Ziff. 7:15, Elliot Roosevelt. 7:30, Joe Hernandez. 7:43. Gloaming.

KMPC -7. Amos o' Andy. 7:15. News. '7:30. Words & Music. 7:45. Nos atones.

KMTR-7, Classics, 7:30, News Kiwi. 7:45, Dam e.

KFAC-7. L. A. Bar Assn. 7:30, Chapel Quartet. 7:45, County Re-view.

KGF.1 -7. Spanish Hour. KRI M -7. News. 7:15, Waltz Time. 7:30. Fishing Facts.

KFSG-7 :45. Evangelistic.

KGB-7. Page the Past. 7:15, Star Parade. 7:30 Lone Ranger.

KFOX -7, Daily Bread. 7:15, Elliot Roo sevelt. 7:30. Anything Can

Ha ppKGE re—-q, News. 7:03, Jewish Hour. KVOE-7. Page the Past. 7:15. Thls Is Magic. 7:30, Lone Ranger.

8 to 9 P. M. 11F1 -11. American Challenge. 8:36. Hawthorne House.

KNX-8. Tune-Up Time. 8:30, What's On Your Mind?

KHJ-8. Pull Over Neighbor. 8:30, Barron Orch.

KECA -8, Passing Parade. 8:13. Dor-sey Orch. 8:30, Ne ws. 8:45. Donald Novls.

/IFYVB-11. News. 8:15, Texas Jim Lewis. 8:30, Kash K W h.

1/51PC -6. News. 8:13, Concert Hall. 8:30, Listen In 8:45. nm olds.

A KVOE "MUST" for MONDAY

"PHOTO PHONE QUIZ"

Phone In Your Photography Question, Win a Prize.

9:30 p. m.

KMTR -8:15. Theatre Group. 8:45. Rheba Crawford.

KFAC-8. City College. 8:30. Forty Pius.

aGFJ -8. News. KFSG -8. Evangelistic.

KF5D-11. Passing Parade. 8:15. Dor-sey Orch. 8:30, Friml Orch. 8:4.5. Ball Trio.

KGB-8, Pull Over Neighbor. 5:30. Radio News Reel. 8:45, Facto-graph.

KFOX-8:15. Literature. 8:30. Judge Gardner.

KGER -8. News. 8:05, Rudolf° Horn. KVOE—.8. Pull Over Neighbor. 8:38, Orchestra, 8:45, Barron Orch.

Page 10 RADI O LIFE June 23, 1940

Platter Chatter By Bob Weiss

VOCALION . . . Edgar Heyman and Johnny Green got together several years back on the moody, "I Cover the Water Front," and it proved to be quite a seller . . . Well, it's back on record, with wax-cutting honors going to the famed jazz pianist, JOE SULLIVAN, and his work. . . Very noticeable, too, is the welcome back of HELEN W ARD to the recording microphone . . . It's been quite some time since this young lady of swing hit the down beat with the Benny Goodman band of old. . . . "Porn Porn" features plenty of Eddy Ander-son trumpet on the other side, and just rides with rhythm. . . .

TOMMY REYNOLDS appears to be the band to watch, one of the reasons being found in their most recent label-ing, "Two Guitars." . . . The reason? . . . In case you haven't heard, this young man with the clarinet has a plen-ty solid group of musicians and a flock of top arrangements. . . . The tradi-tional Russian air just mentioned fea-tures plenty of brass, and the Reynolds clarinet comes in for smooth. playing. . . . The segued side is just as novel as the title, "Dolly Doolittle," and swingin' Sally Richards receives choral helpings by the Reynolds music makers. RODGERS AND HART . . . From

the RABSON MUSIC SHOP at 111 West 52nd street in New York City, comes the latest tribute on wax to the great song writing team of Dick Rodg-ers and Lorenz Hart . . . An album full of thrills in music is created by the singing of Lee Wiley and orchestra-tions of Paul Wetstein and Brad Gow-ans . . . Ork personnel consisted of Max Kaminsky, trumpet; Joe Bushkin, piano; Bud Freeman, sax; Artie Sha-piro, bass; Stud Wettling on drums; the last two being the best two-man rhythm section out . . . Of the eight sides, the latest by Rodgers and Hart "As Though You Were There" sounds great to us . . . You'll like Lee Wiley's' free and easy manner of putting a song across . . . This is an album for Rodgers and Hart to be really proud of . . . Tunes to watch: "Knit One, Purl

Two" . . . "Buds Won't Bud" . . . ''You're Lonely and I'm Lonely" . . . And still in there, is "Believing." EDDY DUCHIN uncovers an 18-year-

old hit in the Isham Jones songsation, "On the Alamo," and gives it plenty of that Duchin piano. . . . "Moanin' Low" receives a little different treat-ment what with the trumpet of Lou Sherwood lending a bit of the jazz tempo. . . . Good for dancers only. Weekly, we will bring you the "Radio

Life Band of the Week" and here is the personnel for WILL BRADLEY and his crew that features Ray McKinley on drums; Trumpets: Steve Lipkins, Joe Weidman, Al Mitchell; Trombones: Will Bradley, Jim Emert, Bill Corti; Sazes: Art Mendelssohn, Jo Huffman, Nick Ciazza, Sam Sachelle; Guitar: Steve Jordan; Bass: Doc Goldberg; Piano: Fred Sleek; and vocalist: Jimmie Valen-tine . . . Watch for this feature each week and build your own "Band Book."

Girl of Ensemble

A two-piece "town" ensemble of black and white checked taffeta and a red gabardine jacket, is the choice of Charlotte Manson, who plays the lead in the KNX-CBS serial, "Society Girl."

Charms the Ladies

Charles Boyer who is heard each Wednesday over KFI-NBC in romantic dramatizations lends an air of a man-of-the-world manner that sets feminine heartstrings to twanging. His program is Hollywood Playhouse.

June 23, 1940 RADI O LIFE Page 11 TUESDAY LOGS 9 to 10 P. M.

KF1 -9, Moffitt. 9:30, Ravazza Orch. KNX-9. News. 9:45, Sports Round-Up. 9:20, Coffey Orch. 9:30. An-drews Sisters. 9:45, New.

KHJ -9, News. 9:15, Music. 9:30, Fulton Lewis. 9:45, Zeke Manners.

KECA-9. Little Ole Hollywood. 9:30, Fu Manchu. 9:45 News.

lI FIV B-9. Swing bet. 9:30, News. 9:45, Ballard..

KMPC -9. Meet Your Neighbor. 9:30, Dance. 9:45. .;ews.

KMTR-9, Floyd Johnson. 9:30, Ha-waiian. f):45, Merry Go Round.

KFAC -9. Moonlight SymphonY, ICGFJ-9. Jewish Hour.

KFSD-11. Little Old Hollywood. 9:30, Black Velvet. 9:45, News.

KGB-9, News. 9:15. McLean °rob. 9:30. Fulton Lewis. 9:45. Zeke Manners.

KGER -9, News. 9:05, Syron Scott. 9:30. Pastor Crouch.

IEVOE-9, News. 9:15, Studio, 9:38, Photo-Phone Quiz. 9:45, Zeke Man-ner..

10 to 11 P. M. KFI—lo, News. 10:15. Julia Blake. 10:30, Reichman Orch.

KNX-10, Goodman Orch. 10:30, Camera Club. 10:45, Kent.

KHJ-10, Laff 'n' Swing Club. 10:30. Joy (Itch.

KEeA -111, Phil-Flarmonia. KFIVB--10, Art Tatum. 10:15. Bowl-ing Notes. 10:30. Swing.

KMPC -10. Isabel D eeeeeeeee 10:15. Sam Hold. 10:30, Talk Oser the News. 10:45. Dance.

KMTR-10, Special Events. 10:15. Phil Lopez Orch. 10:30, Peter Pot-ter.

KFAC-10, Melody Hour. IEGFJ-10, News. KFSG-10. Bible Quiz.

KFSD-10, Nat'l Radio Foram. 10:30. Hollywood Gossip. 10:3.5. Reich-man Orch.

KGB—b. aeon Plays. 10:30, Joy Oreh.

KFOX -10, Kitchen Garden. 10:30, Music.

HOER —b, News. 10:15, Gauchos. KVOE-10. Leff & Swing Club. 10:30, Joy Oreh.

MELODY LANE The most beautiful

musical program on

the air.

KMTR Daily I I p.m., I hr.

11 to 12 Midnight ILF1-11. News. 11:15, Sti ft Orch. 11:30, Souvenirs,

TUESDAY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS A.M. Programs are slionn in Light Face Type:

P.M. Programs in Black Face

Pariety 9:15—Between the Bookends,

KECA-KFSD. 10:30—Vieas and Reviews.

KECA. 2:45—Kate Smith Speaks. KNX. 5:30—Fibber & Molly KFI. 8:00—Bob Hope. F M. 8:30—Dog louse. KFI. 7:00—Amos & Andy. KNX-

KM PC. 7:30—Johnny Presents. KFI. 8:00—Meet the Stars, KHJ-

KV0E-KFX.51. 8:00— We. The People KNX. 88::3405——CTowmil.igrha t CTlirnaicil,, HKMHTJR-K.6B-

KVOE-KDB. 10:15—Ho Hum. KFI.

Drama 2:00—Life Dramas. EFL 4:00—Sands of Time. KHJ-KGB-

KPMC. 4:30—Court of Missing Heirs.

KNX. 5:00 —Casalcade of America.

KFI 5:00—Helen Menken. KNX. 8:30—Msieu. Capitaine, KECA. 7:30—Secret Agent, KV0E-KIIJ•

KGB. 9:00—Passing Parade. FIFE 9:00—Poe Drama. KECA.

Sports—Comment 12:30—Major League Baseball.

KMPC. 2:00—Tenth inning. KMPC. 8:00—Sports Fin . KMPC. 8:15—Sportflashes. KFAC. 8:45--Sporis Huddle with Brasen

Dyer KNX. 7.110—Sid lift. KF1VH. 7:15—Inside of Snorts KHJ-

KGB-KFXM-KPMC.

8:15 to 10:00 — Pacific Coast League Baseball. KFAC.

9:15—Sports Highlights, KNX. 10:15—Bowling Notes. KFVF41.

Outstanding Music 1:00—Class.e Hour. KECA. 2:15—Santaella Ensemble. KMTII 3:00—Masterp res. KFAC. 7:00—Pleasure Time. KFI. 10 :00—Phil-Ha rmonin. KECA. 11:15—Mnsic Too Want. KF WB.

Quiz Programs 1:30—Catalina quiz. KNX. 4:30—Treasure Chest, KFI. 7:00—Information Pleace. KECA-

KFSD. 7:30—Question Bee, KNX. 8:30—Prof. Quiz, KS X. 8:30—Battle of Sexes. KFI.

Weather KFI-7 :30 8:30. 10 :15. 11 :00,

1:4&, 8:30. KFIJ-KGB-IRVOE-9:00. IFI XRNKD-19:(S. :3)0.

News Commentators 9:15—Eleanor Roosevelt, KFI. 9:30— Women In the News.

EFAC 4:55—Ehret Davis. FINN. 6:15—Public Affairs. KNX. 6:30—Mayor Bowron, KIFWB. 6:30—John It. Hughes. RH.1-

KGB-KVOE-KPMC-KFXM. 7:15—Robert Arden, KFNII. 7:30—Hollywood Pork Races.

K FW B. 7:30—Radio News Reel, KMTR. 9:15—Manchester Buddy. K M. 9:30—Fulton Lewis. Jr. KR.)-

KGB - - - RPM(-KFX51.

10:30—Let's Talk Over Sews, ECM PC.

KN X-11, News. 11:15, Clark Ross. 11:45, Mann Strand. 11:55, News.

KHJ-11. News. 11:15, King Ont. 11:30, Hawaiians.

KNX'A-11, This Moving World. 11:15, Organ.

KFV111-11. Organ. 11:15, Musk Ton Want.

, Swing Quiz. KFAC -11. Henry Orch. 11:30. Ken-tucky Boys.

.01TR-11. Melody Lane. KGF.1-11. News. 11:30, Poetry. KIFSG-11, Portrait Players.

ILFSD-11, Body Orch. 11:311, Rafts Orch.

KGB-11. News. 11:15, Open. 11:30, Hawaiians. 11:45, Memory Time.

KVOE-11, News. 11:15, King Orel'. 11:30. Hawaiians.

KFVD -11, Jack Bellboy.

TUESDAYt,EPROGRAMS 8 to 9 A. M.

Kr1-5. Woman ID White, 8:15, News. 8:30, Bridge Club.

KNX -8, Nancy Dixon. 8:15. When a Girl Marries. 8:30, Helen Trent. 8:45. Our Gal Sunday.

KHJ-8. Neighbors of Woodcraft. 8:30, N ess,,. 8:40. Mutual Friend. 8:45. Carters of Elm Street.

ssECA -11. Financial. 8:15, Glenn Darwin. 8:30 Unclassic. 8:45, News.

KGB-8. Neighbors of Woodcraft. 8:30. Stocks. 8:35. Melody. 8:45, Carters of Elm Street.

KFWB-8. Melody Mart. 8:15, Morn-ing Musk. 8:30, Voice of Friend-ship. 8:45, Dr. Reynolds.

ILMPC -8, Andy-Virginia. 8:30, Unity Daily Word.

KMTR- -8, Spanish Hour. 8:45, Re-ligious Music.

KGFJ -8. News. Stocks. 8:45, Dr. Wiseman.

KFAC-8. Country Church. 8:45, Mil-dred Lager.

KRKD-8:30. Jonathan Breakfast Club.

KFSD -11. Merry Music. 41:15, Good Cheer. 8:30, Farm and Home

KGB -8. Woodcraft. 8:30. Stocks. 8:45. Carters of Elm St.

KFOX-41, News. 8:15, S. Ellis. 8:30, Ads. 8:45. Melodies.

liGER-8, News. 8:01, Soul Patrol. 8:15, Mizpah. 8:15, Rev. Benning-ton.

KV0E-41. Good Morning Neighbor. 8:30, News 8:45. Carters of Elm Street,

JEFVD-8:45. Dr. Reynolds.

9 to 10 A.M. KF1-9. Song Fellow. 9:15. Eleanor Rnoseselt. 9:30, By Kathleen Nor-ris. 9:45, Dr. Kate.

KNX -9, Goldberg', 9:15. Life Can Be Beautiful. 9:30. Right to Hap-piness. 9:45. Mary Lee Taylor.

KHJ -9, Helpful Harry. 9:05. Music. 9:15, Rev Laurin. 9:30. Homes on Land. 9:45. Keep Mt.

KECA -9. Council of Beauty. 9:15, Between Bookends. 9:30, Midmorn-In- Jamboree.

KFWB-9. The Bollards. 9:15, Mu-sic a la Carte. 9:30. Accent on Music. 9:45. Tune Time.

News. 9:15, Music. 9:30, Organ. 9:43, Melody, Time.

KMTR.11). Set 'four Clock -51artin I.. Thomas. 9:15. Peter Potter. 9:30, Your Neighbor, 9:45. Dr. Reynolds.

KFAC-9, Inspirations. 9:15. Health Talk, 9:30. Women in News. 9:43, Parents Forum.

KtIF.1 -9. News. stocks. KRFCD-9:30. U. S. Weather.

GB---9. Corntassie News. 9:15, Homemaker's Catalog. 9:45. Keep Fit.

114:e:R-9. News. 9:05, Bright Cor-ner. 9:15 March Alined of Time. 9:30, Revival. 9:15. Fall Gospel.

KVON.-9. Happy Gang. 9:30. Monitor News. 9:45, Kerr. Fit.

KFVD -9:15. News. 9:30, Dr. Rich-ardson.

10 to 11 A. M. KFI -10 Light of the World. 10:15. Arnold Grimm's Daughter. 10:30, Valiant Lady. 10:45, Hy mns.

INS-10. Rig Sister, 10:15, Aunt Jenny. 10:30. Fletcher Wiley. 10:45. My Son and I.

KHJ-10, News. 10:15, Happy Homes. 10:45. Bachelor's Children.

K hX'A-10, Varieties. 10:30. less', and RIP‘IP W.i. 10:43, Family Doc tor.

KFW11 -10. Memory Lane. 10:15, S'oniE. Shop. 10:30, Melody Ti me.

. oman, e in inv. KMPC -10. linen House. 10:30, Ranch Boys. 10:43, News.

K517'R-10. Woman's World. 10:30, News Reel. 10:45. Peter Potter.

KFAC-10. Midmorning Serenade, 10:30. News 10:45, Gothic Tower,

KliF.1-10, News, 10:15. Rhythm. 10:30. Moods in Verse. :0145, CitY Dwellers.

REED-10 :45. Encyclopedia. KGB-10. News. 10:15. Organ. 10:311. Craig Orch. 10:43, Bachelor's Chil-dren.

KFOX -10. News. 10:15, Mosic. 10:30, Kings Men. 10:45, Rev Orch. HOER—la, News. 10:65, God's Sun-shine. 10:30. Rev. hie.

KVOE-10. News. 10:15, Organ. 10:30, Craig Orch, 10:45. Bache-Ines Children.

ICFVD-10. Serenade. 10:30. ro ws Drums Mizsion,

11 A. M. to 12 Noon KIFI -11, Mary Marlin. 11:13. Ma Perkins. 11:30, Pepper Young. 11:45. Vie-Sade.

KNX-11. . wiet• Girl. 11:15. Hap-pened in Hollywood. 11:30. Life Begins. 11:45„ Dealer in Dreams.

KH.1-11. Friendly Neighbor. 11:15, Eddie Albright. 11:45, Knick Orch.

KECA -11. °relining of ()here,. 11:15. Honeymoon Hill 11:30. John's Other Vfife. 11:45. Plain Bill.

KFW11-11, Tom Stoddard. 11:15, Piano Patter. 11:43. News.

IFEMPC -11, Master Singers. 11:15, Lifelong Learning. 11:30. Musical Workshop. 11:45. Quartet.

KMTR-11. Dr. Talhot. 11:30. Stocks & News. 11:45, flick Rose.

KGF.11-11 iews. Stocks. KFAC—I1. Man on Street. 11:30, Liberal Catholic. 11:45, Hawaiian..

KRKD-11, Paddock Flashes, 11:30. News,

FiFSD-11. Orplinns of Divorce. 11:15, Honeymoon Hill. 11:30, John's Other Wife. 11:45, Just Main 1411.

KGB-11 Frle Aly Neighbors. 11:15, (night Orch 11:30, Cincone Orch.

.FOX-11 Hit Revue. 11:30. News 11:40, Music 11:45 Donallen Orch.

HOER—lt. News. 11:15, Mush,. KVOE— 11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15, i.ong Orch. 11:30, Knick Oreh.

KFVD -11, News. 11:45, Violet Schram.

12 Noon to 1 P. M. W 1 -12. Road of Life. 12:15. Stella Dallas. 12:30. Open. 12:45. Portia Blake.

KNX -11. Kitty Kelly. 12:15. MYci-Marge. 12:30, Hilltop House. 12:45. Stepmother.

KI1.1-12, News. 12:15, Curtis Spring-er. 12:30, McFarland Twins.

KECA-12. News. 12:15, Club Mat-inee.

KFW11-12. Al Jarvis. KMPC -12. Music, 12:15, News. 12:30. Baseball.

KMTR-12. Peter Potter. KFAC -1. News. 12:15. Melody Hour. 12:45, L. A. City College.

IEGF.1 -12, News Storks. 12:45, Dr. McCoy. 12:311. Novelties. 12:45. Let's Listen.

KRI M-12:30. Saddle Pals. Orch. 12:30. Van Alexander's Or.

KGB-12, News. 12:15. Krueger Orch. 17:30. Stocks. 12:3S, Views of the News.

liFOX-12. Tucker Well. 12:115, News. 12:30, Garden of Air.

KCER-12. News. 12:10, Musk. 12:45. Citrus Forum.

IEVOM-12. News. 12:15. Krueger Orch. 12:30, McFarland Twins.

KI ND-11. Air Editor. 12:45. Violet Schram.

1 to 2 P. M. KFI -1, Girl Alone. 1:15, Kitty Keene. 1:30, Midstream. 1:4S, O'Nells.

KNX -1. By Kathleen Norris. 1:15. My Children 1:30, Catalina Quiz. 1:45, Scattergood Baines.

1.11J-1. Life of Byron. 1:30. John-son Family, 1:45. Play Bridge.

KECA -1. Classic Hour. KFIVR-1, News. 1:05, Symphonia. 1:30, Dr. Reynolds. 1:45, Dixieland Band.

G. ALLISON PHELPS Radio's Cheerful Philosop;er 1:00-1:30 p. m.

Daily except Sat.

KMTR 570 kc.

KMPC-1. Baset,on. KMTR—I, 44. Allison. 1:311. Pension. 1:43, Political.

KFAC-1, Religious Science. 1:45. Organ.

KGFJ -1. News. Stocks. KRKD-1:15. City Hall. 1:30, FSC•

KFSD -1, Farmer Comes to Town. 1:15. Krupa (kelt. 1:30, Wife Saver. 1:45. Betty Barrett.

KGB—i. Byron's Life. 1:45 John-son Family. 1:45, Play Bridge,

KFOX-1:15. Music 1:36, Trio. 1:45, Emil Martin.

KGER-1. News. 1:03, Officials. 1:20. Bits of Hit:. 1:30, Spanish Trio.

KVOII-1, Life of Lord Byron. 1:30. Johnson Family. 1:45, Ler* Play Bridge.

KV% D-1. News:

2 to 3 P. M. KFI -2. Life Dramas. 2:15, Agnes White. 2:30. Alice Blair. 2:45. Miss Julia.

KNX-2, Young Dr. Malone. 2:15. Blvd. Intersiews. 2:30, Joyce Jor-dan. 2:43. Kate smith.

K11.1-2 M 2:30, M News. 2:15, Book Worm. usic. 2:45, e. the Women. KECA -2:15. School News. 2:30. Against the Storm. 2:45, Guiding Light.

FvW11-2 Matinee Varieties, 2:15. Hits arid Bits. 2:30, M us k Boy.

:45, Grandma Travels. KMPC -2. Te ith inning. 2:15, Nan Wynn. 2:30. American Notes.

KMTR-2. Salon Musk. 2:15, San-taella String.. 2:30, Musical Hour.

KFAC-2:30, Band Concerts. KG M1-2. News Stocks, 2:15, Civic. 2:30. Salvation Army,

KISKIV-2. Henry Orel,. 2:15, Music. 2:30, News. 2:45. Hawaiians.

ICFSD-2, Hollywood Gossip. 2:05. Dance Music. 2:10, Listen. 2:15. Monitor News. 2:30. Jose Brenthan-court. 2:45, Spitalny Orch.

News. 2:15, Kings Men. 2:30. Matinee Moods.

RYON -2. (1% Ir. 2:30, At Theatre. 2:45, T.egion Band.

liGER-2. News. !:05. Music. 2:15, Singing Volunteer. 2:30, Long Beach Band.

KV0E-2. News.2:15, Federal Mu-sic. 2:30, Music. 2:45, We, the Women.

3 to 4 P. M: KF1-3, Art Baker. 3:30, Chef Mi-lani. 3:45. Kaltenborn.

KNX-3. Mary Foster. 3:15, News. 3:20, Wiley. 3:45. Europe.

Page 12 RADI O LIFE June 23, 1940

Ginny Sims, NBC Singing Star, has world's strangest romance to her credit. Involved is Mardluk, of Coronation Gulf in the Arctic, and her Voice

Just a Time Signal But Behind It

Strange Things Have Happened at Sound of Gong

Here Are a Few Dramatic Bits from Air's Routine

EN you hear the sound of the W !himes. . . ."

Far out on threatening South Pacific seas, a wayfarer listened and adjusted his chronometer in the cabin of his one man run yawl. He tinkered with cali-bers over a chart, set off degrees and Sainutes of longitude, straightened up and pulled himself through a hatch, wind-struggled to the main boom and eased the drum-tight canvas off a point.

No one saw the man do this. He was alone in a desert of water that surged restlessly for hundreds of miles to break on shores of a distant archipelago. But, in the main control of Columbia Broad-casting studio an announcer clasped his hands in comradely well wishing to a man he knew was depending on him to strike a time signal with split-second accuracy. He was more than eight thousand miles from himt but.. . a •

"Shortly after you receive this I shall be starting across open seas where exact knowledge of time at stated periods is imperative for safety and good navigation. I carry only a chronometer and charts, us-ing the chronometer to figure my course. I must check its accuracy within seconds, else I may wind up as flotsam on the sea. May I ask then, since your time signals are clear for me, that from August 10 until September 4, you ask your en-gineers to strike their signals promptly with Greenwich? It will mean a great deal to me."

Needless to say, in answer to this plea, CBS announcers gave their time signals a brief but enthusiastic gain, or boost, to complete a service to a voyager.

The unusual does happen behind tims

signals that most persons think of only as courteous reminders that hours are fleeting. Indeed it is likely that as a service to listeners the signals have re-called many a husband to the hour's lateness, brought melodious reminder of engagements to busy housewives, club-women, executives and answered the in-evitable question that haunts the mind when the clock has stopped. Yet, time signals echo back strangs

situations. The like of many seem more fictional than real happenings. . . . If truth ever was stranger than fiction, it's reputation in the case of time sig-nals is well borne out.

On Coronation Gulf, near the Arctic Circle, lives Maniluk, an Eskimo of the Stone Age tribe, described by the great explorer, Vilhjalmur Stefansson, in his book, "I Believe." Maniluk in his igloo huddles through the Northern Nights over a flame of walrus oil, dreams, perhaps, of a woman he, too, has never seen. His story was brought back by a member of an Arctic expedition. Maniluk was a bad Eskimo, according

to the ethics of his people. The Corona-tion Gulfers packed him off into snowy expanses when they concluded he would never cooperate in the work of the com-munity. The Expedition found him near the Arctic Circle, miserable and lonely. Members pitied him. One left aim a com-pact radio in payment for stout sealskin boots he had made to while away his exile. Coming back weeks later they came

again upon Maniluk's igloo gleaming under the Northern Lights. Maniluk was excited. He assembled them in his ice home and waited with growing impa-tience for something from the little ra-dio, something he wanted them to hear. An hour later, on the Arctic's cold chasteness poured torrid vocal melody. Maniluk jumped up and dug beneath a pile of polar skins and came up with a delicately carved figurine of walrus ivory. . . . He pointed to the box and then pointed south and then pointed to the little carving. . . . Deeply touched explorers waited to hear what Maniluk would not understand. . . .

"And now Ginny Sims really let's go with . . ." The little drama had its denouement

some months later in Hollywood offices of NBC when a somewhat flustered Ginny Sims, on behalf of snow-ridden Maniluk, was given a little carved ivory memento. Perhaps as she sings her songs with Kay Kyser's band accom-panying she puts a little extra oh! ho! Into her high notes, for, it is, after all, a long way to the Arctic and Mani-luk and his igloo. In possession of Bernie Smith, public

relations counsel for KFI-KECA, is a letter of thanks to his stations for aid-ing a shy bachelor in the romance of his life. The bachelor was a nervous type, constantly worried about his health which was, to say the least, better than average. As his letter unfolds the story he went to bed each night at ten o'clock, following Franklin's rule of health, wealth and wisdom. Ordinarily he slept well, but one night he was awakened near the witching hour of midnight. He awILIteneti the next time and the next. Now accusto med to waking Ow

June 23, 1940 RADIO LIFE Page 13

body at, to him, an unseemly hour, he called upon the tenant next door. To his astonishment he found the tenant to be a charming young woman. She listened to his embarrassed description of his trouble, and admitted, while she did play the radio softly, the time signal did have a habit of booming out quite loudly. She also told him, some time later, he ought to have somebody to take care of him. He mustered up bachelor courage and popped a question which she answered affirmatively.

"Please find inclosed postal draft for the 1 carat diamond you adver-tised in your broadcast June 6." Two years ago the cashier of a promi-

nent Los Angeles jewelry firm stared at the return address on the envelope containing a British postal money order.

"G.B.R... —Kimberly, South Africa, In care of the Blank Diamond Com-pany."

It looked like a hoax, but the letter seemed genuine. Certainly there was no question about the draft. The letter and draft were four weeks old.

No one yet has found out what it was that prompted the mysterious G.B. R. to purchase a diamond in a city on another hemisphere when, as is ob-vious, he must have been literally sit-ting on more diamonds than any one jewelry firm would ever stock. Never-theless, he got his diamond to complete a transaction that has the Leroy Jewel-ers and Station KECA still baffled, for, having received his diamond, the firm's distant customer promptly went into postal oblivion. . . •

From the Tonga and Austral Islands of the South Pacific comes another in-terestingly dramatic part time signals have played in lives uf men. Some years ago between Califo rnia ports and the Islands there plied a trading schooner which, for certain reasons, is not to be mentioned. The skipper was an old is-land trader, accustomed to getting prop-erly ginned up at intervals he deemed appropriate. In spite of his inebriety he was a skillful sea captain, with a be-setting passion for his radio, which was almost constantly on. On his peri-odic trips he prided himself that as his vessel neared a certain landmark its ar-rival would coincide with the time sig-nal of an Australian station. On this particular occasion, as he neared the shores of Tonga, a fog, unusual for clement Pacific seas, rolled in, blanket-ing the distant coast line. To make mat-ters worse it was approaching night. The skipper, ordinarily, might have gone rolling on in, except that he still pride-fully wanted to maintain his record of coming into sight of the landmark with-in minutes of the familiar time signal. Thus, he gave orders to bring the vessel to, the engines idled down to keep up headway only.

The fog, meantime, grew thicker, and no landmark, however large, could conceivably be visible. While the crew took things as a matter of course, being used to the idiosyn-crasy of the master, the skipper himself, sat by his radio, waiting for the sharp clear O pal of the Australian radio. It came at last

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When this man, Art Gilmore, CBD-KNX announcer, sounds familiar chimes, anything may happen and of times does.

upon the fog obscured sea. The cap-tain gave orders to keep the vessel in great circles throughout the rest of the night. Then he went among his crew wagering any amount they cared to bet that with morning, and with lifting of the unusual fog, the familiar landmark would be where it al%% ays was. Most of the icrew thought this was stretching 'pride and skill too much. Several took him up on the bet, not believing for an instant that he could come within miles of guessing the position of the ship in that soupy mist. The following morning the fog lifted

and, behold! there was no landmark in sight. A few hours later the ship was at its tiny berth in a sleepy Tonga vil-lage. The old captain paid off his bets to an elated crew. It was not for some weeks later, when back in Oakland, California, he heard a news commenta-tor tell of a report that had made its way from the deep South Pacific, tell-ing that a portion of an Island cliff had fallen into the sea. It was after this that the old sea-farer resolved to mod-erate his alcoholics. He resolved, at the same time, to run down those members of his crew to whom he had paid out on a bet he really had won. There remains to tell of a drama that

called for quick wit and a nerve strain-ing pitting of that wit against an ap-proaching time signal, the striking of which was to have ended the life of a human being. .. . First, however, be it known, that the everyday significance of time signals is rooted in law. When Radio was young the Federal Commu-nications Code made it obligatory for all stations to identify themselves at in-tervals. Some interprising commercial genius hit on the idea of making these legally required program breaks pay their way. Thus came into custom sta-tion identifications, to which are coupled time signals paid for by shrewd business

firms who know how to make time pay.

And now... "I'm going to end my life when I

hear your midnight time signal!" The lone night operator of a major

independent station was flabbergasted at this tense and desperate sentence.

"I'm tired of living, but I want to die talking to somebody." The telephonist quick-wittedly kept

up a running fire of conversation with the death-resigned woman somewhere in the city, talking away the last seven minutes of her last day on earth. She beat a tattoo on tne glass panel of the office booth, to attract the attention of the midnight trick announcer. He was making ready to play the last two tran-scriptions of a musical interlude before signing the station off air, but came running to read a note the telephonist frantically scribbled.

"Call police. Trace call. Woman threatens suicide." The resourceful girl then started a

grimly humorous and nerve-wracking game with the death-seeking woman. What kind of a time signal would she like to hear? A long one? A loud one? A soft one? Wouldn't she want a little farewell song played right before it, a song especially for her? The second hand seemed to race

around the studio clock. Midnight came. Late listeners failed to hear a familiar station signoff. A waltz recording kept on spilling melody into their living and bedrooms. Suddenly the voice of the would-be

suicide broke off. The operator's heart stood still. Then a strong, friendly mas-culine and official voice:

"It's okay, sister. You can stop now. We got her." Two minutes after midnight the sta-

tion's announcer broke in with the fa-miliar time signal and sign-off. Somewhere, maybe, that night, many

a listener smiled amusedly and said, "I bet they were asleep at the switch, coming in late like that."

However, it may be that an an-nouncer and a telephone girl slept a little sounder with the thought of a job well done."

WEDNESDAY LOGS Page 14 RADIO LIFE June 23, 1940

ICHJ -3, Community Hall. 3115. Vic-tor Lushinchi. 3:25. Music. 3:30, Haven of Rest. 3:45, Inside Sports.

ICECA-3. Unclassic Hour. KFWB-3. Maddox Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:45. Carol Leighton.

KNIPC-3. News. 3:15 Troubadours. 3:30, Swing. 3:45, Music.

KMTR -3:30, Memories. 3:45. Billy Richman.

KFAC -3. Masterpieces. KGFJ-3, News, Stocks. KDKR -3:30. War News. 3:45. San-•taella Presents.

KFSD-3, Maddox Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:45. Carol Leighton.

KGB-3. Fulton Lewis. 3:15, Mat-inee Moods. 3:30. Haven of Rest.

KFOX-3, Maddox Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:45, Carol Leighton.

I/GER -3. News. 3:05. Music. 3:20, Long Beach Band.

KVetOgEn-3. Fu l3to:3n0 . LHewavise.n 3o:f1 5R, est.

x:F , News.

4 to 5 P. M. K M -4. Shield Orch. 4:15, Mirandy. 4:30, Treasure Chest. X -4, Wiley. 4:15, Jack Owens. 4:30. Missing Heirs. 4:55, War News.

KHJ-4. Curtis Springer. 4:30. Sands of Time.

SECA-4, Frank & Archie. 4:15, Thunder Over Paradise. 4:30, Irene Wicker. 4:45. Bud Barton.

. Don Milligan. 4:30. Bert 11: 91113-4(e. 4:45. Stuart Hamblen. 11/31PC -I, Miniature Metropolitan. 4:15. Travelogue. 4:30. News. 4:45, Hollywood Spotlight.

ILMTR -4. Paw Hawkins. 4:30, News Reel. 4:45, Voiney James.

1SFAC -4. Novis Singers. 4:16, Draw-ing Boom. 4:30. Tea Time. 4:45, Thru Your Window.

KGFJ-4. News. 4:15. Tea Time. 4:30. Observer. 4:45, Adult Ed.

K §e)1i14:4:15. Venna Taylor. 4:45.

IliFSD--4, Maxine Sautter. 4:15, Thun-der Over Paradise. 4:30. Film Facts. 4:45. FHA.

SGB -I. Sands of Thne. 4:30, Cat's N' Jammers. 4:45, Curtis Springer. arox-4, News. 4:15, Organ. 4:30. Swing.

• Jamborie. 1EGER -4. News. 4:15, EVIII1Q. Black. 4:30, Swing. 4:45, Music.

KVOE-4. Studio 4:30. Sand of Time.

5 to 6 P. M. I n-5. Cavalcade of America. 5:30. Fibber McGee & Molly.

KNX -5. Second Husband. 5:30. Kent Orch.

SHJ-5. News. 5:15, Daily Comics. 5:30 Shatter Parker. 5:45. Orphan Annie.

SECA -5, Expo. Band. 5:30, News. 5:45. Music.

KFVVB-5. Stuart Hamblen. ilEMPC-5. Song Stories. 5:15, News. . 5:30. Band Wagon.

Volnev James. 6:30, Inter-views. 5:45. Eventide.

KFAC-5:30, Uncle Whoa Bill. KGFJ -5. News. 5:30, Baseball Scores. KRICID--5:30. Race Results.

KFSD -.5. News. 5:15, Band. 5:30. • Amateurs. KGOBrp-h5a:n30A nnSihe.atter Parker. 5:45.

KFOX-5. Swing. 5:40, Beauty Talk. 5:45, Swing.

KGER-5. News. 5:05, Latin Hone. SVOE -5. Adii. 5:15. Open. 5:30, Shatter Parker. 5:45. Orphan

SINnn e. i17 -5. Mystery Agents.

6 to 7 P. M. KF1-.6. Bob Hope. 6:30, Dog House. KNX -6. Miller Orch. 6:15. Public Affairs. 6:30, War News. 6:45, Sports Huddle. 6:55, News.

KHJ -6. Dance. 6:15. Bulletins. 6:20. Williams Orch. 6:30, John B. Hughes. 6:45 Composers Series.

KECA -6, Shield's Revile. 6:30, 70iseit Capitaine.

KFV111-6. News. 6:15, Strollin' Tom. 6:30. Mayor Bowran. 6:45, Vaca-tion Time.

KMPC -6. Five Sports Final. 6:30, Roth Presents. 6:45, Four Club-men.

ILMTR -6. Eventide. 6:15. Army Re-cruiting. 6:30. Life Payments. 6:45. Johannes Steele,

KFAC-6. News. 6:15, Sportflashes. ti:30 City College. 6:45. Music.

KGFJ-6, News. Italian Melodies. 6:30. Gold flour.

KRKD -6:30. Sports Reports.

(EFSD -b. Shield Revue. 6:30, Danee. 6:45, Junior ('.-Men.

KG11-6. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15. News. 6:20, Concert. 6:30, John B. Hughes. 6:45. Composers Series.

I/FOX-6. News. 8:10. Sports. 6:15. McDonalo Oreli. 6:30, Music. 6:45, Hawaiians.

KGER-43, News. 6:95, Mexican Va-rieties. 6:30, Music. 6:45, Italian Journal.

KVOE-6, Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15. News: Williams Orch. 6:30, John B. Hughes. 6:45, Composers Series.

KF170-6:15, World On Air.

7 to 8 P. M. KFI-7. Pleasure Time. 7:15, K M News. 7:30. Johnny Presents.

KNX -7, Amos-Andy. 7:15, Lanny Ross. 7:30. Question Bee.

KHJ-7. Page the Past. 7:15. Inside of Sports. 7:30. Ned Jordan.

RECA-7. Information Please. 7:30. _Open. K MB-7, Sid Ziff. 7:15, Robert Ar-den. 7:30 Holly Races.

KMPC-7, Amos 'n' Andy. 7:15. News. '7:30, John Ellsworth. 7:45, Nov atones.

KMT11 -7, Music. 7:30, Special Events. 7:45, Dance.

KFAC -7. Christian Science. 7:15, Youth Church. 7:30, Perry Sisters. 7:45, Vocation Time.

KGFJ -7, Spanish Hour. IERKD-7. News. 7:15. Three-Quarter Time. 7:30. Do You Know?

SYSD-7. Information Please. 7:30, Open.

KFSD-7:45, Evangelistic. KFOX -7. Daily Bread. 7:30. College of Fun.

KVOE-7, Page the Past. 7:15, Mc-Cune Orch. 7:30, Secret Agent.

KGER-7, News. 7:05, Jewish Hour. KDB-7, Paging the Past. 7:15. Jack McLean's Orch. 7:30, Ned Jordan.

KFSD-7 Information Please. 7:30,

KGB-7, Pagins the Past. 7:15. In-side of Sports. 7:30. Ned Jordan.

8 to 9 P. M. Kit-b Savitt Orch. 8:30. Battle of Sexes.

KNX -8. We. the People. 8:30. Prof. _Quiz. KHJ -8. Meet the Stars. 8:30, Kel-ler Orch. 8:45. Twilight Trail.

KECA-8. Easy Aces. 8:15, Mr. Keene. 8:30, News. 8:45, Jack Owens.

KFWB-8. Texas Lewis. 8:30. To-day's Tempo.

SMPC-8. News. 8:15, Concert. 8:30. King Orch. 8:45. Fun Quiz.

KMTR -8:15. Phil Beryl. 8:30. Cam-era Clinic.

KFAC -8:15. Baseball. KGFJ-8. News. 8:15, Jean Valen-tine.

KFSG -8. Evangelistic.

//Camera Clinic" e Do's and Don't's , in Amateur

Photography KMTR

Tuesday, 8:30 p.m.

KFSD -II. Easy Aces. 8:15, Mr. Keene. 8:30. Thrills from operas. 8:45. Lincoln Orch.

KGB-8. Lowe Highlights. 8:15. Mc-Farland Twin. 8.30. Kellar Orch. 8:45, Twilight Trail.

RFON-8:15. Eagle. 8:45. Speedway. KGF,R -11. News. 8:05. Rudolto Hoyos. KVOE *. Meet Stars. 8:30. Arch. 8:45. Twilight Trail.

Hollywood Merry-Go-Round KMTR -9:45 p.m. Daily

9 to 10 P. M. K it-P. Passing Parade. 9:18, Man-chester Roddy. 0:30. Savitt Orch.

IFENX -9. News. 9:15. Snorts Round-Up. 9:20. Dennis. 9:30, Powell Orch. 9:45. News.

KH.I-9. Garber Orch. 9:30, Fulton Lewis. 9:45. King Orch.

ITECA-9. Edgar Mien Poe Drama. 9:30. Fa Manchu. 9:45. News.

KFWB-9. G. Allison. 9:15, Huron Fitts. 9:30. News. 9:45. Billiards.

IIMPC -9. Hangar Chats. 9:15. Dance 9:45 News.

KMTR-9, Political Polls. 9:15. Od-dities in Wax. 9:30. Hawaiians. 9:15. Merry-Go-Round.

KFAC -9. IFIasehall. KGF.1-9, Jewish Hour. KFSG -9, Evangelistic. 9:30, Angelus Choir.

KFSD -0. Owens Orch. 9:30. Pollock Orch. 9:45. News.

KGB-9. News. 9:15. Garber Orch. 9:30. Fulton Lewis. 9:45, Open.

EFON-9. News. 9:15. Viennese Orch. 9:30. Music. 9:45. Christ. Orch.

RGER-9. News 9:05. Rev. Hauff. KVOE-.9. News. 9:45. Orch. 9:30. Fulton Lewis. 9:45, King Orch.

10 to 11 P. M. KFI-10, News. 10:15, Ho, Hum. 10:30, Frimi Orch.

ILNX -10, Goodman Orch. 10:30. An-drews Sisters.

KHJ-10, Arnhelnx Orch. 10:30, Gar-ber Orch.

KECA-10, Phil-Harmonia. KFWB-10. Art Tatum. 10:15, Bowl-ing Notes. 10:30. Swing.

KMPC -10. Viennese Music. 10:15, Sam Sold. 10:30. Talk Over the News. 10:4.5, Dance Orch.

KMTR -10, Special Events. 10:15. Lopes Orch. 10:30. Peter Potter.

KFAC-10, Melody Hour. KGFJ-10, News.

KFSG -10. Angelus Choir. 10:30. Mr. and Mrs. Webb.

EFSD -10, Boffa Orel:, 10:30. Hol-lywood Gossip. 10:35. Young Orch.

KFOX -10. Speedway. 10:15. Orch. 10:30. Music. 10:45, Hamilton Orch.

KGGEauRc-ho10O rNchew. s1.0 1:405:,1 0D, aMnucesi.c. 10:15.

KVOE-10. Arnheim Orch. 10:30, Gar-ber Orch.

KFVD -10, Jack Bellboy.

11 to 12 Midnight Kit-11. News. 11:15, Body Orel. 11:30, Malneck Orch.

KNX-11, News. 11:15, Busse. Orch. 11:30. Manny Strand Orch. 11:55, News.

KIIJ-11, News. 11:15, Joy Orch. 11:30, Rhythm Rascals. 11:45, Ha-waiians.

KECA-11. This Moving World. 11:15.

KFWB-11. Organ. 11:15, Music Yon Want.

KM PC -Swing Quiz. KMTR-11, Melody Lane. KFAC -11. Henry Orch. 11:15. Mu-sic. 11:30, Keniucky Boys.

•KGFJ-11. News. KVOE-11. News. 11:15. Joy Orch. 11:30, Rhythms. 11:45, Hawaiians.

KFSG-11. Bible Quiz. 11115, G. Nichols. 11:30. Memories.

KDB-11. News. 11:15. Jimmy Joy's Orch. 11:30, Rhythm aseals. 11:45, Hawal.ans.

KGFJ-11. News. KFS11-111. Sudy Orch. 11:30, Mal-neck Orch.

KGB-11. News. 11:15. Joy Orch. 11:30. Rhythm Rascals. 11:ti. Mem-ory Time.

WEDNESDAY Programs JUNE 26, 1940

8 to 9 A. M. AFT-S. Woman In White. 8:15, News. 8:30, Johnny Murray. 5:45, Bridge Club.

KNX -8. Nancy Dixon. 8:15, When a Girl Marries. 8:30, Helen Trent. 8:45. Our Gal Sunday.

1111J-8 Victor Lindlahr. 8:30, News. 8:40, News. 8:45, Bess Bye. 8:45. Carters of Elm Street.

KECA-8. Financial. 8:15, Southern-sires. 8:30. Undo:wiles'. 8:45, News.

KFWB-it. Breakfast Club. ILM1PC -8. Ande-Virginia. 8:30, Catty Daily Word.

ILMTR-41. Spanish Hour. KFAC-8, Country Church. 8:45. Mil-dred Lager.

ICGFJ-8. News, Stocks. 8:15. Dr. Wiseman.

KRKD -8:30. State Employment.

A KVOE "MUST" for Wednesday

For the Housewife

BESS BYE Also Heard on KVOE

on Mondays and Fridays at the Same Time.

8:40 a. m.

KFSD-8, Meet the Artist. 8:15. Good Cheer. 8:30. Farm and Home our.

KGB-S. Today's Best Buys. 8:05, Dorothy Humphreys. 8:15, Dick O'Heren. 5:30. Stocks. 8:35, Mel-ody. 8:45, Carters of Elm Street.

KFOX-44. News. 8:15, King Orch. 8:30, Ads. 8:45, Cowboy Melodies.

KGER-8. News. 8:01, Sold Patrol. 8:15, Mirpah. 8:45. Rel. Bennington.

KVOE-8 Breakfast Club. 8:30. News. Bess Bye. 8:45. Carters of Elm St.

KFVD-P :45. Dr. Reynolds.

9 to 10 A. M. KF1 -9, Tour Treat. 9:15. Agnes White. i:30, BY Kathleen Norris. 9:45, Jr. Kate.

KNX -9. Goldbergs. 9:15, Life Can Be Beautiful. 9:30. Right to Hamd-ne m 9:45, Short Story.

I/BJ-9. Prager Orch. 9:15. Rev. Laurin. 9:30. Voices Three. 9:15, Keep Fit.

KECA -9. Council of Beauty. 9:15, Between the Bookends. 9:30. Mid-morning Jamboree.

KFWB-9:30, Accent On Music. 9:45, lir. Reynolds.

KMPC -9. News. 9:15, Women In News. 9:30. Organ. 9:45, Melody Time.

ILMTR -9. John Brown. 9:30, Your Neighbor. 9:45, Dr. Reynolds.

'MAC -9. Inspiration. 9:15. Health Talk 9:30. Women in News. 9:45, Smith American Way.

KGFJ-9. News, Stocks. KRKD-9:30, U. S. Weather.

MONITOR NEWS KMTR-11:30 a. m. Daily

KFSD-9:15. Between the Bookends. 9:30. Kaltenborn. 9:45. Spitalny.

KGB-9. Cori:tussle News. 9:15, Homemaker's Catalog. 9:45. Keep Fit.

KFON -9. Music. 9:30. Hit Revue. KGER -9. News. 9:05. Bright Cor-ners 9:15 March Ahead of Time. 9:30, Revisal. 9.45, Full Gospel.

KVOE -9. Prager Orch. 9:30. Moni-tor News. 9:45. Keep Fit.

ICF1111-9:15, New.. 9.30. Dr. Rich-ardson.

10 to 11 A. M. KFI -110. Light of the World. 10:15, Arnold Grimm's Daughter. 10:30, Valiant Lady. 10:45. Betty Crocker.

IENX-10. Big Sister. 10:15. Aunt Jenny. 111.30, Wiley. 10:45. My Son and I.

K11.1-10, News. 10:15. Happy Homes. 10:45. Bachelor's Children.

KECA-10, Varieties. 10:30. Views and Reviews. 10:45. Wife Saver.

ICFWB-10. Memory Lane. 10:15. Chef Milani. 10:30, Melody Time. 10:45. Romance in Rhythm.

IEMPC -10. Open House. 10:30. Ranch Boys 10:45. News.

KMTR-10. Woman's World 10:30. News Reel. 10:45. Peter Potter.

KFAC-10. Serenade. 10:30, News. 10:45. Gothic Tower.

KGF.1-10. News. 10:30, Verse. 10:45. City Dwellers.

KFSD -10, Ellen Prescott, 10:15, Variety. 10:30, Ann Gibson. 10:45, Bridge Lesson

KGB-10. News. 10:15, Organ. 10:30, Homemaker's Forum. 10:45, Bache-lor's Children.

KFOX-10, News. 10:15. Music. KGER-10. News. 10:05. Rev. Smith. 10:30, Rev. Isle.

KVOE-1D. News. 10:15, Organ. 10:30. Homemakers' Forum. 10:45, Bachelor's Children.

KFVD-10:30. Union Rescue Mission.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon KF1-11. Mar. Marlin. 11:15, Ma Perkins. 11:30, Pepper Young. 11:45, Vle-Sade.

KNX-11, Society Girl. 11:15. Hap-pened in Hollywood. 11:30. Life Begins. 11:45 Dealer in Dreams.

KFIJ-11, Friendly Neighbor. 11:15. F.ddie Albright. 11:45. Muse-Music.

IEF:CA -11. Orphans of Divorce. 11:15. Honeymoon Hill. 11:30. John's Other Wife 11:45. Plain Bill.

KFW11--11. Tam Stoddard. 11:30. Piano Patter 11:45, News.

KMF('-II. Master singers. 11:15. Mush. for Madame. 11:30. Musical Workshop. 11:45. Golden Gate Oilartet.

KMTR -11. Dr Taliad. 11:30. local Varieties. 11:45, News Reel.

KFAC-11. Man on Street. 11:30. BUMP Beautiful.

IEGF.11 -11. News. KRKD-11. Paddock flashes. 11:30. N'ews.

KGR-11, Friendly Neill:hors. 11:15, Kugat Orch. 11:45. Open.

HFOX -11. Optometrist's Optimism. 11:30. News. 11:40. Music.

KGER-11. News. 11:15. Music. 11:30. Timesmith. 11:45, Standards.

KVOE-11, Friendly Neighbors. 11:15, Long Orch. 11:45, Muse. Music.

HP'VD -11. News. 11:30, Red Piano. 11:45. U. Schram.

June 23, 1940 RADI O LIFE Page 15

FOOD FILOSOFY by

Chef Milani

rEN it comes to food we wonder if ou know your A-B-C? Perhaps

we should say A-B-C-D-E-F-G, for that is how the vitamins which we have in mind go. One way or another, it won't do any harm to review them here, for it is generally accepted that they are extremely necessary to our normal ;•ood health and well-be-

(ser ing. Vitamin A) Builds up resistance and

appetite. When you feel tired and are not very hungry, try a dish of bananas and cream. Vitamin B: Attends to our nerves. If

you require it, just remember that B is spelled "bee," and that the bee makes honey. Vitamin C: Help., us get the most out

of the air we breathe. Sip a glass of orange juice when next you open a win-dow. Vitamin D: Is very good for the mus-

cles. To obtain it, just follow in Pop-eye's footsteps and eat your spinach. Vitamin E: Is necessary to reproduc-

tion. A salad of lettuce and watercress will not guarantee results, but it won't hurt you any either. Vitamin F: Encourages growth and a

rosy complexion. Oatmeal and rye bread, or oats and rye in other forms are saiu to contain it. Note: By other forms, we do not mean that the rye should be taken as a liquid!) Vitamin G: Is vital to calcium meta-

bolism, which means stronger bones. Use eggs and yeast if you have a weak skeleton. Fish, especially codfish, is rich in

many vitamins, so this week we are glad to offer a fish recipe called Cod-fish a la Fisherman. In order to pre-pare it, you will need the following ma-terials:

Two p o u n ds of c odfis h, h o ne d a n d

s ki n n e d a n d c ut int o fo ur-I nc h

qq . O ne- h alf c u p of c h o p pe d

b aco n. O n e m e di u m-size o ni o n, c h o p-

pe d v er y fi n e. F o ur cu ps of cu be d

pot at oes. O ne ta bles po o n of snit.

O n e q u art er te as p oo n of pe p per. O n e

c u p of p arsle y. O n e lar g e ca n of

to mat oes. O n e c u p of celery, c ho p-

pe d fi n e. F our 111111111,11 p114/11/‘ of silt ort-

e ni n g. A n d o n e cl o ve of g arlic, als o

ch o p pe d v er y fi ne.

Of course, if you're in a hurry, you can get your codfish vitamins at the drug store as a pill or a liquid, but if you have the time and want something more tasty, try fixing the above items as follows:

M elt the sh ort e ni n g in n p a n m o d

th e n a d d the b aco n. cel er y, 111.1 011%

g arlic. p arsl e y a n d molt a n d br o 0 n,

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b oll. M ati n g W 1111 lie d a n d drnlet e d the

coll, sprea d it o n th e b oll of n

or roasti n g loi n. P ut the

pot at oes o n to p, a n d th e n p o ur th e

to m at oes se n d 1/11.:11.11/11111/CP1 o ver the

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h a k e at :MO d e g rees for thief y o r

forty m i n ut es, or u ntil d o n e.

This recipe should give you plenty of A, D and F vitamins. For the rest of your dinner, you might

serve a shrimp cocktail, some olives, a consomme, a sliced-tomatoes-with-may-

Soprano Carol Leighton's interpreta-tions of popular classics have been so well received by the listening public that the young singer now is heard over station KFWB each af-ternoon, Monday through Friday, at 3:45 o'clock.

onnaise salad, coffee, and some raw fruits for desseA. The reason for the raw fruit is that it will give you vita-mins B, C and E. As for vitamin G, any whole wheat bread that has not discarded the cereal germ, should supply it. We do not believe that too close a

study of dietetics is conducive to the natural enjoyment of eating; especially not, if it leads you to sit down at the table with a frown on your face and a mind full of nutritional worries. Never-theless, the vitamins are well worth keeping an eye on. They are really the servants of your physical health. They see to it that the minerals you take in go to the right places and help to do a lot of the organic work necessary to staying happily alive. See that you get a normal supply of them and you will get more enjoyment out of your work and play

Tune In Chef Milani's Famous Recipe Kitchen Party

KFI--Tues., Thvrs. -3:30 P.M.

Wed. -3:45 P.M.

SWING ON NE W HOOKUP Effective Friday, June 28, Raymond Gram Swing, distinguished broad-caster and authority on internation-al affairs, will be heard on 71 coast to coast Mutual network stations. Swing will be heard Monday to Fri-day from 6 to 6:15 p.m. PST, over KGB.

Americanism Efforts Given Dramatic Airing

By RUSSELL A. BARKER

A mericanis m C hair man

A merican Legion Post N o. 7

ASED upon the experiences of nat-uralized citizens, chosen by reason

of the dramatic possibilities of their life stories, the new radio feature, "A Citi-zen Is Born," over radio KMPC (CBS outlet) every Friday night, 9:00 to 9:30 o'clock, is of compelling and timely in-terest.

Each week a radio autobiographer, formerly an immigrant to the United States, supported by a selected studio cast, will reenact his own life, in his native land, his migrations and the real-ization of his hopes in America. These dramatized stories with backgrounds in Europe, Asia and Africa will bring to listeners a new concept of American citizenship —developed solely from the standpoint of absorbing entertainment value; interestingly, FACTUALLY. Each radio-drama will be followed by a brief interview with a "minuteman" familiar with problems of practical Americanism.

Authenticated by records of the Federal Bureau of Naturalization, and with the cooperation of that Department, "A Citizen Is Born" promises to become one of the most popular programs on local airways.

The first of these programs presented on June 7th depicted the life of Juan de la Cruz, famous Danish baritone; Nestor E. Parris, deputy clerk of the U. S. District Court was interviewed. The second program on June 14th dram-atized the life of Reginald Denny, mo-tion picture star and model aeroplane manufacturer; Homer H. Cole, com-mander of Los Angeles Post No. 8, American Legion, was the interviewer.

The program of June 21st dramatized experiences of Max Steiner, famed com-poser and head of Warner Brother's music department, and interviewed James W. Butterfield, in charge of the Los Angeles district, Bureau of Natur-alization. The life of another outstand-ing personality will be featured June 28, with myself present to answer questions.

Outstanding musical groups will add further interest to "A Citizen Is Born," the first of which will be the "Singing Legionnaires" under the direction of John Ganton, appearing 071 the June 28th show. Jean Armand, noted producer of radio,

a member of Los Angeles Post No. 2, American Legion, is assisted by IlMiss Ethel Slanina, radio writer, in the pres-entation of "A Citizen Is Born." Leo P. Tyson, KMPC station manager, and Alan Cameron, it's production manager and co-producer with Armand of this Program, have been active in their ef-forts in helping to make this good-will program the success that it deserves. As Americanism chairman of American Legion Post No. 1. I commend the work of KMPC in sponsoring a program which has the best interest of our homeland at heart. Sample it Friday evening, June 21st.

at 9 o'clock over ratlio KMPC.

WEDNESDAY LOGS Pa ge 16 RADI O LIFE June 23, 1940

12 N oon to 1 P. M. KFI-12, Roae of Life. 12:15. Stell., Dallas. 12:30 Open. 12:45. Portia Blake.

KNX -12 Kitty Kelly. 12:15. Myrt-Marge. 12:30. Hilltop House. 12:45. Stepmother.

KHJ -12. News. 12:15. Curtis Spring-er. 12:30, Troubadours. 12:45, Word Dramas.

KECA-12. News. 12:15. Club Mati-nee.

KFlt II-12, Al Jarvis. 12:15, Pauline Holden.

1LMPC -12. Music. 1.2:15, News. 12:30. Baseball.

KMTR -12. Peter Potter. KFAC -12 News. 12:15. Melody Hour.

KGFJ-12, News. Stocks. 12:15. Dr. McCoy. 12:10. Novelties. 12:45, Let's Listen.

KRKD -12:30 Saddle Pals.

11111413-1... Agriculture Dept. 12:15. News, 12:30, Club Matinee.

KGER-12. News. 12:10, Music. 12:30, Jr. Chamber of Commerce. 12:45 Citrus Forum.

KGB-U, News. 12:15. KGB Pre-sents. 12:30. Stocks. 12:35. News. 12:45. Word Dramas.

11V0E-12, News. 12:15, Horse Race. 11:30. Troubadours. 12:45. Word Dramas.

KFVD-12, Air Editor. 12:30, Free-dom Cause. 12:45. V. Schram.

1 to 2 P. M.

hP1 -1. Girl Alone. 1:15. Kitty Kern,. 1:• . Midstream. 1:45, O'Neils.

RADIO NEWS REEL From the far flung corners of

the globe are gathered the

history making voices of the

people in the news. Sports,

Science, W orld Affairs.

Exclusively over

your "Top of the

Dial" station.

K MTR

1:45, 4:30, 7:30,

8:15, 10:00 p.m.

KNX-1, By Kathleen Norris. 1:15, My Children. 1:30. Catalina Quiz. 1:45, Scattergood Baines.

KHJ-1 Hollywood Whispers. 1:15, Hawaiians. 1:30, Johnson Family, 1:43. Play Bridge.

RECA -1. Classic Hour. KFWB,-i. News. 1:03. Symphonia. 1:30, Dr. Reynolds. 1:45. Dixieland Band.

KMPC -1, Baseball. KMTR-1, G. Allison. 1:30. Pension. 1:45. Political.

KFAC-1 Religious Science. 1:30. Sheriff's Dept. 1:45. Organ.

KGFJ-1. News. Stocks. 1:15. Strings. 1:30, Matinee.

KRKD -1:15, C'tv Hall. 1:30. CSC.

KGB-1. Hollywoot Whispers, 1:15, Hawaiians. 1:30. Johnson Family. 1:45, Play Bridge.

KFOX--1:11. Lucca's. 1:30, Chris-tian Science. 1:43 Music.

KGER -1, News, 1:05. Officials. 1:20, Hits. 1:30, Spanish Trio.

WVOE -1. Hollywood Whispers. 1:15, Hawaiians. 1:30. Johnson Family. 1:45, Let's Play Bridge.

KFVD-1. News.

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KMTR

Daily -2:30-3:30

2 to 3 P. M.

KFI-2. Lit. Dramas. 2:13. Mine to Cherish. 2:30. Alice Blair. 2:45. Miss Julia.

KNX -2. Young Dr. Malone. 2:15. Background for Living. 2:30. Joyce Jordan. 2:45, Kate Smith.

KHJ -2, News 2:15, Bookwortn. 2:30, American Freedom.

KEl'A -2:15, School News. 2:30. Against the Storm. 2:45, Guiding Light.

KF W11 -4. Matinee Varieties. 2:15. Hits and Hits. 2:30, Musk Box. 1:15. Grandma travels.

KM lent!. liming. 2:15. Dar-rell tinsel 2:30. American .Wes.

KMTR -z, Salon Musk. 2:15, George Jay .2:30, Musical Hour.

KFAC -2:30, Band Concert.

WEDNESDAY Program Highlights A.M. Programs are shown in Light Face Type:

P.M. Program. :n Black Face

Variety

8 %5D-Johnny Murray. 10:30-Views and Reviews. KECA 2:45-Kate Smith Speaks. KNX. 4:00-Speaking of Glamour, KFI 4:15 -Meet the Author, 1KMPC. 5:00-Star Theater, KNX. 6:00 -Kay Kyt.er. EFL 6:15-This Is Magic. KNX 0:30-Burns & Aliens KNX. 7:00-Amos & Andy. KNX-KMPC 7:30-Plantation Party. KFI. 8:00--Fred Allen. KFI. 11:00-11en Bernie. KNX. 9:45-Hollywood Merry- Go-

Round. KMTR. 10:30-Andrews Sisters. KNX

D ra ma 1:45 -Short Story. KNX. 2:00-Life Dramas. KFL 4:30- Where Are Lou From?.

KHJ - KGB - KVOE - KPMC-KFXM.

7:00 -Hollywood Playhouse. KFI. 7:30-Dr. Christian. KNX. 9:00-AU Aboard. KFI.

Sports - Co m ment 12:30-Major League Ball. KMPC. 6:15-Sportsflashes. KFAC. 7:00-Sid Ziff. KF WB. 8:15 to 111:00 - Pacific Coast

League Baseball. KFAC.

9:15-Sports Highlights, KNX. 10 :15-Bowling Notes. KFWB.

Outstanding M usic

1:00-('lassic Hour. KECA. 2:30-Musical Matinee, KMTR. 3:00-Masterpieces, KFAC. 10:00-1'hil Harmonia. KECA.

W eather

yi n -. :3, 8:.w. 10:15. 11:00. 1:45 :30.

AHJ-KGB-KVOE-9:00. KNX-6:i e. KRKD-9:3

N e ws Co m mentators 9:30- Women in the News. KFAO 2:15-Geor Jae. KMTR. 3:43-Raltenborn, KECA. 4:45 -Elmer Davis, KNX. 6:00-Raymond Gram swing.

KII.1 - KGB - KVOE - K1)11-KPA1C.

6:30-John B. Hughes. KHJ-KGB 1110E - KDB KPMC - KFXM.

7:15-Elliott Roosevelt, KFWB. 9:30-Fulton Lewis. Jr.. 1111J-

KGB - KVOE - KDB - KPMC-KFXM.

10:30-Let's Talk tiler News. KM PC.

10:45-New. Ite m KMTR.

KGFJ -2, News, Stocks. 1:15. Civic. 2:30, Caro Players. 2:45. Pen Wo-men. RKI)-2, Henry Orch. 2:30, News. 2:45, Hawaiians.

KFSD-2. Hollywood Gossip. 2:05, Dance Orch. 2:10, Listen! 2:15, Monitor News. 2:30, Information Bureau. 2:45, Barbershop Quartet.

KGB-2, News. 2:15. Kings Men. 2:30. Matinee Moods. DB -2, News. 2:15, The Monitor Views the News. 2:30, Scrapbook. 2:45. Winger & Alexander.

KFOX-2. Civic. 2:30, At the Thea-tre. 2:45, Grandma*. Travels.

KGER-I, News. 2:05. Geo. Strange. 2:3a, Ions Beach Band.

KVOE -2, News. 2:15. Fed. Music. 2:30, American Freedom.

3 to 4 P. M. KFI-3, Pleasure Time. 3:15. Art Baker. 3:45. Chef Milani.

KNX -3, Mary Foster. 3:15, News. 3:20. Fletcher Villey. 3:45. Europe.

KHJ -3. Community hall. 3:15. Open. 3:30. Haven of Rest. 3:45, inside Sports.

KECA-3, 1Cnclassic Hour. 3:45, Hal-tenborn.

KF WB-3. Maddox Family. 3:30. Blanchard McKee. 3:45. Carol Leighton.

KIKPC-3. News. 3:15. No‘aeord. 3:30, Swing. 3:45, Social Secretary,

KMTR -3:15. News Reel. 3:30. Mem-ories 3:45. Billy Richman.

KFAC -3. Masterpieces. lit:F.1-3. News. Stocks. KRIED -3:30 War News. 3:45. San-sells Presents.

KFltil -:s. Maddox Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:45. Carol Leigh on.

KGB-3. Fulton Lewis. 3:15. Matinee Moods 3:30. Haven of Rest.

KFOX -3. Maddox Family. 3:15, Mu-sic. 3:30. Blanchard McKee. 3:45. Carol Leighton.

KGER-3. News. 3:05. Musk. 3:20, Lone Beach Band.

FIVOE -3. Fulton Le wis. 3!? Open. 3:30, Haven of Rest.

KFVD-3, News.

4 to 5 P. M. KFI-4. Speaking of Glamour. 4:15. Mirandy. 4:30 Ocean.

KNX -1. Wiley. 4:15, Jack Owens. 1:30, KNXtra. 4:45. News. 4:55, War News.

KHJ -1, Curtis Springer. 4:15. Music. 4:30 Where Are Lou From?

KECA-4. Frank and Archie. 4:15. Thunder Ovei Paradise. 4:30, Irene Wicker. 4:45. Bud Barton.

KFWB-4 Don Milligan. 4:30. Bert Fiske. 4:45, Stuart Hamblen.

KMPC -4:15 Metro Miniatlire. 4:30. Lewis. 4:45. Hollywood spotlight.

KMTR-4. Paw Hawkins. 4:341. spe-cial Events. 4:45, Voiney James.

KFAC-4. Music. 4:15. Drawing Room. 4:30, Assistance League.

KGF.1 -4. News. 4:15. Tea Time. 4:30. Observer.

KRNKewD -lis. :15. lama Taylor. 4:15.

liFSD -4. Dance. 4:15. Thunder Over Paradise. 4:30. Listen Children.

KGB -4. Sheen. Goats Club. 4:30. Where Are You From?

KFOX -1. News. 4:15, Tempo. KGER -4. News. 4:15, Evang. Black. 4:30, Swing.

KV0E -41. Sheep & Goats Club. 4:30, Where Are Lou From.

M EL ODIES A T EVE NTI DE

Melodies You Love to Hear

K MTR, Daily 5:45 P. M.

5 to 6 P. M. ..usical Soiree. 5:30, Hurl-

hurt Band. 5:45, Brazillian Orch. KNX -5. Texaco Star Theatre. KHJ-5. News. 5:15. Daily Comics. 5:30 Shatter Parker. 5:45. Orphan Annie.

KECA-5, lour Governmen Reports. 5:15. Tarzan. 5:30, News. 5:45. Open.

KA WC -5. Song Stories. 5:15. News. 5:30. Band Wagon.

KMTR -5, Voiney James. 5:30, Inter-views. 5:45. Eventide.

KFAC -5. Gateway to Music. 5:30, Uncle Whoa Bill.

KGFJ-b. News. 5:30. Baseball Scores.

KlUiD -5:30, Race Results.

KFSD -,.., News. 5:15. Magic Island. 5:30, Looks at Books. 5:43, Organ.

KGB-5. Molin. Ores. 5:15, Voices. 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45. Or-phan Annie.

KFOX -5, Swing. IRGER -3. Sea . 5:05, Latin Hour. KVOE--5, Ads. 5:13, Treasure Island Tours. 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45, Orphan Annie.

6 to 7 P. M. KF1 -6. Ka• Kyser. KNX -6. lillier Orch. 6:15, This Is Magic. 6:30. Burns and Allen.

KHJ -6. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15. Townsend. 0:30, John B. Hughes. 6:45. N. Brokenshire.

KECA-6. Roy Shields. 6:30. Green Hornet.

KF WI4-6. News. 6:15. Strollin' Tom. 6:30 Vacation Time. 6:45. Build-ers.

KMPC -6. Rhythm Makers. 6:15, Victor Vincent. 6:30. Little Show. 6:45, Town Tours.

KMTR -6. 6:15. ('ambria Pines 6:30. Life Payments. 6:45. Johannes Steele. 'AC -6, News. 6:15. Sportflashes. t1:30. City College.

KGF.1-6. 'Sews. 6:30. Gold Hour. KRIED-6:30. Sports.

KFSD -6. Europe. 6:3(i. -Berger Quar-tet. KGB-6, Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15. Political 8:30. News & Views. 6:45. Norman Brokenshlre.

KFOX-6. News 6:10. Sports. 6:15. Music.

IEGER--6. News. 6:05. Mexican Va-rieties. 6:30. Italian Journal.

KS OE-is Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15, News. 6:30, John B. Hughes. 6:45, Studio.

KFVD -6:15. World on Air. 6:45. Abundance.

7 to 8 P. M. KFI -7. Hollywood Playhouse. 7:36, Plantation Party.

KNX-7. Amos & Andy. 7:15, Lenny Ross. 7:30 Dr. Christian. 7:55. News.

KMJ -7. Answer Man. 7:15. Chapel Quartet. 7:30. Lone Ranger.

KECA-7, Dorsey Orch. 7:30, What Would You Do?

KFWB-7. Sid Ziff. 7:15, Elliot Roosevelt. 7:30. Holly Races.

EMPC-7, Amos 'n' And;. 7:15, News. 7:30 Nieto Orch. 7:45. Ted Steele.

KMTR -7, Music. 7:30. News Reel. 7:45, Dance

KFAC -7. Fishing Allen.

IEGFJ-7. Spanish KRKD-7. News. ter Time. 7:30.

KFSG -7:45. E%ar KFSD -7, Matra. Elliott Room, Would You Do? .GB-7, Answer rade. 7:30, Loni

KFWB-5. Stuart KV0E-7. VFW Races. 7:30. A.

8 to 9 P. M.

R.F1 -8. Fred Allen. KNX-3. Bernie Orch. 8:30. Gluekin Orch.

KHJ-8. Expo. Fantasy. 8:30. King. KECA -8, Easy Aces. 6:15, Mr. Keene. 8:30. News. 8:45, Concert Hall.

111,11B-... Texas Lewis. 8:30. In-spiration.

KMPC-11, News. 8:15, Concert. 8:30. Ring Orvh 845. Fun Quiz.

KMTR-$:15. Waltz Time. 8:30, Music.

KFAC -6:15. Baseball. 1116FJ -8. News. 3.F6G -8. Evangelistic.

KFMD-8, Easy Ares. 8:15. Mr. Keene. 6:30. Sports Chat. 8:45, Rhythm Makers.

isGB-11, Expo Fantasy. 8:30. Open. 8:45. Faetograph.

KFOX-8, Music. 8:15. Treasure Chest. 8:30, Judge Gardner.

KGER -8. News. 8:05, Spanish Hour. KVOE -1_,_ Expo. Fantasy. 8:30, Orch. 8:45, King

9 to 10 P. M.

KFI -9. All Aboard. 9:30. Maineck. KNX-9, News. 9:15. Sports Round-Cp. 9:20, Coffey, Orch. 9:30, Public Affairs. 9:45, News.

1:11J-9, News. 9:15, Arnheim Orch. 9:36 Fulton Lewis. 9:45. Garber Orch.

KECA -11. Choral Program. 9:30. Fu Manchu. 9:45, News.

KFWB-9. Pop. Concert. 9:30. News. 9:45, Ballard.. MPC -9. Why I'm Single. 9:30. Dance. 9:45, News.

KMTR-9. Floyd Johnson. 9:3a. Ha-waiian. 6:45, Merry-Go-Round.

KFAC -0. Baseball. KGFJ -9. Jewish Hour. KFSG-9. Evangelistic. 9:45„ Spirit of Life.

KFSD-0, Chorus. 9:30. Malneck Orch. 9:45, News.

KGB -9. News. 9:15, Fine Arts. 9:30. Fulton !bowie. 9:43. Garber Orch.

KFOX-8, News. 9:15. Viennese Orch. 9:30, Music.

KGER-9. News. 9:05. Music. 9:30, Pastor Crouch.

KV0E-9, News. 9:15. Studio. 9:30. Fulton Lewis. 9:45. Garber Orch.

10 to 11 P. M.

.Fl -10. News. 10:13. Heart of Julia Blake. 10:30. Reichman Orch.

ILNX-lo. Goodman Orel,. 10:30, An-drews Sisters.

ILBJ -10. Bit Ton Orch. 10:30. Sere-nade.

KECA-10. Phil-Harmonia. iFIVII-10. Art Tatum. 10:15, Bowl-ing Notes. 10:30. Swing.

KMPC-10. Viennese _.gusk. 10:13. Sam oki. 10:30. Talk Over the News. 10:45. Dance.

KMTR-10. Special Events. 10:15. Phil Lopez Orch. 10:30. Peter Pot-ter.

KFAC -10. .vlelody Hour. KGFJ-10, News. KFSG -111. Spirit of Life. 10:15. For-gotten Man. 10:30. Melody Trio.

KFSD -10. Owens Mich. 10:30, Holly-wood Gossip. 10:35. Sudy Orch.

KGB-10. Barron Orch. 10:30, Mel-

.41.°d7 /113 -10. Kitchen Garden. 10:15. Hamilton Orch. 10:30, Music.

KDB-10. Orchestra. IIGER -10, News. 101:0, Musk. 10:15, Gaucho Oral.

KVOE-10. Barron Orch. 10:30, Ser-enade.

11 to 12 Midnight

HP1-1.1. News. 11:15. Gary Notting-ham Orch. 11:30, Belasco Orch.

June 23, 1940 RADI O LIFE Pa ge 17 THURSDAY LOGS

KINN -11. News. 11:15, Young Orch. 11:30, Manny Strand Orch. 11:35, News.

KHJ -11, News. 11:13, joy Orch. 11:30, Rhythm Rascals. 11:45. Ha-waiians.

KECA -11. Mo% ins World. 1:115, Paul (arson.

RE WB -11, Organ. 11:13, Music. KGF.1 -11. News. KFSG -11, Studio. 11:30, Organ. KMPC -11, Swing-Quiz.

KMTR -11, Melody Lane. KFAC -11, Henry Orch. 11:30, Ken-tucky Boys.

KGFJ -11, News,

KFSD -11, Nottingham Orch. 11:30. Belase° Orch.

New.,. 11:15. Joy Orch. 11:30, Rhythm Rascals,

News. 11:15, Joy Orch. 11:30, Rhythm. 11:45, Hawaiians.

KFVD-11, Jack Bellboy,

THURSDAY Programs 8 to 9 A. M.

KF1 -8. 11111111r, In White. 8:15, News. 8.30, Itritige Club.

IINN -11, Na,,,, Divon. 8:15, When a Girl Marries. 8:311, Helen Trent. 8:43. Our Gal Sunday.

RH.1 -8. Ne'Yhimirs of Woodcraft. 41:39, News, 8:411, Mutual Friend, 8:45, Carters of Elm Street,

FLECA -8, Financial. 8:15, southern-niers. R:311, Uni•lassie, 8:11, News.

KF W14-8, Melody Mart, N:15, Morn-ing Music. 8:30, Friendship. 8:15. Dr. Reynolds,

FIMPC--41, Anlv-Virginia, 8:30. Unity Daily Word.

KMTR -11, Spanish Hour. 8:15, Re-ligiOUS Music,

KFAC--8, Country Church, 8:45, Mil-dred Lager.

IEGF.1 -14. News, Stocks. 8.43. Dr. Wiseman,

KIND -8, Eugene Conley, Ft:15. Good ('heer. 8:30. Farm & Home Hour,

KGB -6. Neighbor.. of Woodcraft. 8:30. Stocks. 8:45. Keep Fit Music.

KFON -8. News. 8:45, Oral. 8:30, Cinssified. 6:15. Golden West Pals.

lifiER -8, News. Kroll Patrol. 8:15, !Mynah. 8:45. Rev. Bennington.

KV01.1 -8. Neighbors of Wooderaft. 8730, News. 8:45, ('arters of Elm Street.

EPVD-14:45. Dr. Reynolds,

9 to 10 A. M. KFI -9, Song Fellow. 0:15. Eleanor Roosevelt, 9:30, By Kathleen Norris. 9:45, Dr Kate.

KNN -9. (Wilber's. 9:15. Life Can Be IFIenutiful. 9:30, Right th Happi-ness. 9:45. Story Lee Taylor.

K11.1 -9 Helpful Harry, 9:13, Res'. Laurin. 9:30. Serenade. 9:13. Keep Fit.

KECA —a. Council of Beauty. 9:13, Between Book Ends. 9:30, Mid-morning Jamboree,

KF W111-9. The itallords. 9:15, Music a la carte. I.:341, Accent on Music. 9.13. Tune Time, MP(' -9. News, 9:15, Music. 9:30, Organ Reveries, 9:45, Meby & Time.

1(31TR -9, Martin Lsither Thomas. 9:15, Peter Potter, 9:30, Your Neighbor. 9:4J. Nat'l Message.

KEAC -9. Insnirntions. 9:15, Health Talk. 0:30, Women in News. 9:15, Parents Forum,

RGP.11 -9, News. Stocks. KRKI1-9:30, C. S. Weather,

NFON -11. Mi, Ir. KGER-9. News, 9:05, Krj,hl tur-ner. 9:15, March Ahead of Time. 9:341, Revival. 9:15. Fu ll Gospel.

RVOE--9, Revival, 9•13. Do-n 9:30, Monitor News. 9:45. Keen n..

Krill -9:13. News. 9:30, Dr. Rich-ardson. 9:45, Parade.

10 to 11 A. M. KF1 -10. Light of the World. 10:15. Arnold Grimm's Diviieliter. 10:30, Valiant laity. 10:45, Hymns.

KNX -10, Big sister. 10.15. Aunt Jenny. 10:30. Fletcher Wiley. 10:45. My Son and I.

KH.11 -10. News. 10:15. floppy Homes. 10:15, Bachelor's Children. ;ECA -10. Varieties. 19:311, Views & Me% ieWS. 10:15. Wife Staler.

KFV111 -10, Memory Lane. 10:15, Ro-mance in Rhythm. 10730. Melody Time. lo:45. No minee in Rhythm.

liMIN' —'111, Open House. 10:30. Ranch Roy.. 10:15 News.

NMTR -10, Womon's World. 10:30, News Reel. •0:15, l'eter Potter.

RF AC -10. Serenade. 10:30. News, 10.15, Gott Tower.

RpF.1 -10. News. 10:30. Moods in Verse. W C% City Dwellers.

RRKI)--10:13, Encyclopedia,

WOMAN'S WORLD

KMTR-10:00 A. M.

EMB -10. News. 10:13. Organ. 10:31, Craig Oreh, 10:45. Bachelor's (hi - dren.

KFON -10. News, 10:13. Music.

EGEI1 -1.0. News. 10 05, God's Sun-shine. 10:Se, Rev. M O.

.11 NE 27, 1940

K VOE -10, News. 10:15, Organ. 19:3a, Craig Orch, 10:45, Bachelor's Children.

KI•1•11—lit:311. 1 nion Restos Mission.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon K11 -11, Mary Marlin. 11:15, Ma Perkier. 11:30, Pepper Young. 11:45, Vie-Saute.

KNN -11. Society Girl. 11:13, Hap-pened in Hollywood. 11:30. Life Begins, 11:15 Denier in Dreams.

K11.1 -1. Friendly Neighbor. 11:13. Eddie Albright. 11:43. Prager Orch,

KECA -11. Orphans of DIvorce. 11:15, Honeymoon Hill. 11:34, John's Other Wife. 11:45. l'Ipin Bill.

KFIV11 -11, Tom Stoddard. 11:30, Piano Patter. 11:45, News.

KMPC -11, Master Singers. 11:15, Music for Madame. 11:30. Musical Workshop 11:45. Golden Gate Quartet.

KNITR -11, Dr, Talbot. 11:30. Mon-itor News. 11:43, Dick Ross.

KFAC -11. Man on the Street. 11:30, Liberal ('atholic. 11:45. Hawaii.

KliF.1 -11, News. Stocks, RR K1)-11. Paddock Flashes, 11:30, News.

KF14110 -11, • Orphans of Divorce, 11:13, Honeymoon Hill. 11:30. • John's Other Wife. 11:45. Plain Bill.

KGB -11, Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. (*Jenne Orel'. 11:30, Hurries Orch. 11:45, Convention Notes,

KI111--11, Friendly Neighbors. 11:13, (icon, ()refl. 11:30. Barrie Well.

KFOX -11, Continentals, 11:30. News, 11:40. Edwin 1.11 Mar. 11:43, Orch.

•KGER -11, News. el:15. Music. 11:30. Int. Miss, Rase.

KV411.1 -11, Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. We the Women. 11:30, Prager Orch.

12 Noon to 1 P. M. RF1 -1?. Road of Life. 12:15, Stella Dallas. 11:30, Open. 11:45. Portia Blake.

KNX -11. Kitty Kelly. 12:13. Myrt and Marge. 11:3% Hilton House. 12:15, Stepmother.

1111.1 -1?. News. It:13, Curtis Spring-er. 12:30. Open. 12:45, Melody.

News. 12:45, Club Mati-nee.

KFV114 -11, Al Jarvis, KMPC -12. Noon Tunes. 11:15, News. 11.30. Baseball.

KNITR -11. Peter Potter. KFAC -11, News, M I5. Melody Hour. 11:45. L. .5. City College.

FCGF.1 -12, News. Stocks. KRKD-11:30. Saddle Pals.

111F14D -11, DarrIewit Quite. 12:13, News, 11,:30, Club Matinee.

KG11 -11. News 12:15, Kruger Orch. 12:39, Stocks, 12:33. News, 11:45, Melody.

KI/11 -12, News. ,9:15. Benny Krug-er's Welt. 11•30, McCune Orch. 12:45. Melody Itinerinet.

KFON -12. Kyser On+, 12:15, News. 11:30. Gardner.

KliiER -12, News, 12:10. Seal Beach. 12:30. Wavle. 12:45, CPrus Forum,

KV0E -11. Nei 's. 11:15. Krueger Omit, 12:30. Newpo-t Coy alende.

KI ND -11. News. 11:30, Piano. 11:15. Violet Schro m.

1 to 2 P. M. KFI -1. Glrl Alone. 1:15, Kitty Keene. 1:30, Midstream, 1:15, II Neil, 'NN —l. By Kathleen Norris, 1:13. My Children, 1:30. Catalina Quiz. 1:45. Scattergood flam es.

1.11.1 -1. Oar.. 1:30, Johnson Family. 1:45, Play Bridge.

REC 5-1. Clatode Hour. KF W11 -1. News. 1:05. Symplionia, 1:30, Dr. Reynolds. 1:45, Dixieland Band,

Baseball, KMTR -1. G. Allison, 1:341, Pension. 1:15 Political.

KFAC -1, Relleiono Science, 1:45, Organ,

RelF.A-1, News. Stocks. 12111 (0 -1:15 City Hall. 1.10, CSC. KFRD -1. gruel% 'Ir.+. 1.30. Irene Viteker. 1:15, Joseph Gallierhio.

KGB -1. Open. 1:36, Johnson Family. 1:43, Play Bridge.

THURSDAY Program HIGHLIGHTS A.M. Programs are shown In Light Face

I' M. Programs In Black Face

Fariety 9:15—Between the Bookends,

EECA-K PSC/. 10:30— Views & Reviews. K RCA. 2:45—Kate Smith Speaks. KNX. 4:45—Volney James, KMTR. 5:00 —C it News. KFI. 5:00 —Major Bowes. KNX. 6:1511 —Kraft Music Hall, M n. :&--Aincis A Andy, KNX-

KMPC. 8:00 —Strange As It Seems, KNX 8:43—TwiliRlit Trail. KHJ-KG1S-

KV01..-KENIM.

Drama 4:00 —Mr. District Attorney, Kit 1:30—Command Performance,

KILL 8:00 —Presses Roar. KFI. 9:30 -1 Love a Mystery. R H,

News Commentators 9:15—Eleanor Roosevelt. EFL 9:30— Women In the News. EFAC 3:45 —Kaltenborn, Kit 4:45 —Elmer Davis, iiNX. 6:00 —R us Ina n d Grain Swing.

4.111.1-Ki 01N-KGB-KPMC. 6:15--Public Affairs. KNX. 6:30—John It. Hughes, KHJ-

KG11-1( OK-KFXM-KPMC. 7:13 -1tolwrt Arden. KI.M,B. 9:30 —Fultion Lewis. Jr.. K11.1-

11E-KVXM-KI'MC. 10:30 —Let's Talk Over the News,

KM PC.

Type:

Outstanding Music 1:00--Classie Hour. KECA. 2:30 —Poc. Concert, KIVITIL 3:00—Masterpieces, KFAC. 4:00 —S Ymp' KHJ. KGB

K 11L-K1.31('. 7 :110 —Pleasure Time. Kn. 7 :30 —Musical Americana. HECA-

11:00 —Paki.Sifio)rnia Melodies. KHJ. 8:30 —standard Sy mphony, Kit. 10:110--Phil-ilarmonia. KECA. 11:15—Music an Want. H MI/.

Q uiz Progra ms 1 :30 —( atalina Quiz. KNX. 8:30 —Answer Auction. KNX.

Weather :311. 8:30 10:15. 11:00.

1:45, 5:30. KHJ-KGB-KVOE -7 :58. 9:00. AN X -6:11(1. 11R111)--9:311. KMTR -9:00.

Sports—Conim6,irt t.::30 —Maijor League Baseball.

KM111. 2:110 —Tenth inning, KMPC. 6:15 —Sportflasiter, KFAC. 7 :00 —Sid Ziff ,KEN B. 1:15 —Inside of :Sports, KIM-

KGB-K1'51C-KFNM. 8:15—Baseball, riFAC. 8:13 —Horreman's Forum, KMTR. 9:13 —Sports Highlights ,_KNX. 10:15—Boaling Notes. KF WB.

K1•11X -1, %ariety. 1:13, 11.11elleS. 1:341, Pan-America Calling. 1:45, Music,

KGE14-1, News, 1:03. Officials, 1:244. Hits. 1:30, Spanish Trio.

K% 0E--1:30, Johnson family. 1:45, Let's Play Bridge.

KFVD-1, News.

2 to 3 P. M. KF1 -2, Life Dramas. 2:13, Agnes While. 2:30, .11ii•e Blair. 2:43, Misr Julia.

KS X-2. Young 1/r. Malone. 2:15, Blvd, Interviews. 2:30. Joyce Jor-dan. 2:45, Kale Smith.

K114 -2. News, 2:15, Bookworm. 2:30, Lawrence Salerno, 2:45, Le-gion News.

REC A-2 :13, School News. 2:30. Against the Storm. 2:45, Guiding Light.

K1.1119--2. Matinee Varietier, 2:i,%, i.e pp e rdi ne Foundation. 2:45, Grandma Trav•els.

KNIPC -1. Tenth inning. 2:45, Con-cert. 2:30, American Notes.

KMTR -2, Stocks, 2:15, Religion. 2:30, Musick! Hour.

KFAC -1:30. Baud l'oneert. News. Stocks. 2:15, ('air.

KRKID -2. Ilenry Orch. 2:30, News, 2:45, Hawaiians.

KIND -2, Hollywood Gossip. 2:115. Dance: 2:10, Listen. 2:15, 5loni-tor News, 9:30, McGee Orch, 2:45. Spitalny Oreh.

KGB -2, News. 2:13, Kings Men.. 2:30. Matinee Moods.

RDR -2. News, 2:13. Christian Sri-ence Devot' I Program. 2:30, I Lawrence Salerno, 2:45, American Legion News Barrage,

KFOX -2, Civic. 2:13, Miisic. 9:30. At the Theatre. 2:45, Grandma s Travels.

KGER -1. News. 1:05, Geo. Strange. 2:311, laliug Beach Band.

K%01.:--2, Nen', 1:15, Federal Music, 2:30, Harkin'. 2:45, Legion Near.

3 to 4 P. M.

ews, uro-

1:15. est.

:30, aroi

KFSD -3, Maddox Family. 3:30, I Blanchard McKee. 3:45 Carol Leighto u.

KGB -3. News. 3:15, Moixis. 3:341, Haven of Rest.

KEVIN -3. Maddox Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:45. ('arol Leighton.

KGER -3. News, 3:20. Long Reach Rand.

K1 0E -3„ Fulton Lewis. 3:13. mearney Orch. 3:30, Haven of Rest.

New11.

KF1 -3. Art Baiter. 3:30, Chef Milani. 3:45 Kaltenborn,

KNX —:t. Mary Foster. 3 :45, N 3:10. Fletcher Wiley. 3:15, E pean News.

..11114 -3. Community Ilall. : Stearney Orch. 3:30. Haven of R 3:45, Inside Sports.

KF:CA -3. Cm:lassie hour. K1,1111 -3, Maddox Family. 3 Blanchard Mi•Kee. 3:15. C Leighton.

4 to 5 P. M. Attorney, 4:30, V.

4:25, Sung-Swing. ANN -4, Wiley. 4:13, Jack Owens. 4:30, Best Buys. 4:15, News. 4.55, War News.

K1L14-4, Curtis Springer. 4:30. Cali-fornia Melodies.

KECA -4, Frank and Archie. 4:30. Pot of Gold

..1.1%11 -4. Don Milligan. 4:311. Bert Fiske. 4:45, Stuart Hamblen.

KNICC -4, Miniature MetC0. 4:30. News. 4:45, Hollywood Spiv:light. KMTR—I, Paw Hawkins. 4:30. Spe-cial eventi.. 4:45. Volney james.

KFAC -4. Music. 4:15, 20111 Century Drawing Ii00113. 4:30. 'fen Time Tunes.

Nen.. 4:30, Observer. 4:13, Adult Ellileali011.

KRKIP -4:15, %enna Taylor. 4:45, News.

KIND -4, Medical. 4:15, Thunder 11.er Paradise. 4:30, Pot of Gold.

KGI11-4 Symphony. 4:30. flighwaY Ph ilosophier. 4:45, Hat Makers.

K1/11 -4. Jamboree. .News. 4:15, Music. 4:30,

Swing. KGER -4. News, 4:15, Evangelist Black. 4:30, Swing. 4:43. Music.

KS 0E -4, Symphony. 4:30. 'Melody.

5 to 6 P. M. Nil —S. G I News. 5:30, Open. KNX -5, Major Bowes.

News. 5:13, Daily Comics. 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45, Orphan Annie.

KINCA -3, Twilight .'ales. 5:15, Open. 5:30, News, 3:45. Open.

liCV111 -3 Stuart Hamblin, KNIPC -5,, Song Stories, 5:15, News. 5:30 Bandwagon.

Volney James. 5:30. In-teryiews. 5:45, Eventide.

KFAl —3:30. 1 rode Whoa Bill. f 3iF.1 -5 News. 5:30. Baseball Scores.

KRKD -5:30. Race Results.

KG11--5, 11001C Review. 5:15, Arthur Mann. 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45, Orphan Annie,

KFOX -5, Swing. 5:40, Beauty Talk. 5:45, Swing.

KGER-5. News. 5:05, Latin Hour, 11VOR -5. Ails, 5:15, News, 5:30, Shaffer Parker. 5:45. Orphan Annie.

KV% 14-5. Mystery Agents, 5:15. News.

6 to 7 P. M. K1'1 -6. Kraft Music Hall. KNX -6. Miller Orch. 6:13. Puhlle. Affairs, 6:30 War News. 6:45, Sports Htiddi 6:55. News.

KHJ -6. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15, News. 6:20, Barron Orch. :630. .10111. B Huroes. 6:45 14-Men,

KE4 A-6, °pan. 6:30, KF W11 -41, News. 6:15. Strollin' Tom. 0:30, Vacation Time, 6:45, Selrin Oreh.

KMPC -6, Five Sports 'Final. 6:36. Beth Presents. 4:45, Nan W m.

Page 18 RADI O LIFE June 23, 1940

The World on Your Dial By Earl G. De Haven

SEVERAL weeks ago in this column I told of the remarkable feat of the French Government Short Wave Station in Paris, beaming its nightly broadcast particularly "to our listeners in Cali-fornia." Careful check has been made nightly on this transmission and five nights out of seven in the week clear, understandable reception may be en-joyed. Now another scientific achieve-ment, singularly remarkable, is register-ed for "Radio Saigon," known as "The Voice of France in the Far East." "Radio Saigon" directs a daily broad-

cast to the Pacific. Coast of North America from 7 to 8 a. m. which is received here. The conclusion of this program coincides with the beginning of the "Elnpire News Broadcast" over the British Broadcasting Corporation sta-tions in London. One of the B. B. C. transmitters is directed to Asia at this hour and apparently lays down an ex-cellent signal in Saigon. Accordingly, "Radio Saigon" relays or re-broadcasts the London station so successfully that we in California receive the re-broad-cast more clearly than it comes direct from London at this particular hour, even from the London transmitter beamed to North America. Truly a triumph of no small magnitude for French radio transmission engineers and short wave experts.

Incidentally, French radio engin-eers were in the vanguard of the pioneers of short wave broadcast-ing fifteen years ago. Old-timers will recall that the original "Radio Saigon" was generally considered to be the most reliable (from the standpaint of consistent reception), of all short wave broadcasting units operating at that time. Radio deal-ers and servicemen alike, actually relied on "Radio Saigon" in deter-mining whether a short wave re-ceived was providing normal re-ception or not. Reminiscing on "the good old days"

with Mr. K. 0. Hester of Eastern-Co-lumbia, (thru whose courtesy I had the opportunity to test the phenomenal little ADMIRAL Radio), he made the state-ment that in those days "a radio re-ceiver was judged by the way in which it could play Saigon." Then, as now, this famous "Indo-China station sent its programs to us at breakfast time. Gen-erally, classical and semi-classical music (mostly instrumental), was broadcast. Today, the pleasant-voiced lady an-

nouncer of the new "Radio Saigon" at-tempts to lure us to that far-off land with phraseology such as this: "this broadcast for our friends on the Pacific Coast if the United States comes from Saigon, in that colorful, mystical land that you've dreamed about so many times. Indo-China, the place you've always hoped you might visit some day." Our bcal Los Angeles Chamber of

Comme re has often been referred to as being capable of effectively using more alluring adjectives of description, to entice the world to sunny, Southern

RADIO LIFE SHORT WAVE GUIDE Edited by EARL G. DE HAVEN

Reception Conditions -I2 Midnite to 7 A. M., FAIR -7 A. M. to 4 P. M., GOOD 4 P. M. to Midnite -GOOD-

The Short Wave Forecast--Week of June 23 to 29 Still "carrying on" from an unannounced transmitter site. "Paris Mondial," the

French Government Short Wave station on 9:52 Mc. continues to broadcast its nightly program at 10 p.m. "particularly for our listeners in CALIFORNIA." News in French, a musical interlude and news in English makes up this 30 to 45 minute program. Last Sunday the announcer said, "we hope you will continue to listen to our program." Please note reduction in the schedule of "Radio Center," Moscow. RV-96 is on from 4 to 5 p.m. Instead of 6 p.m.) as formerly. Signal strength of "Radio Center" is still only about R-5 in rating, but listen anyway for pertinent Soviet comment on the develppments in Europe. Sorry we cannot include "The Voice of Spain" EAQ in Madrid, in "Best Bets." Reason: signal VERY WEAK.

SHORT WAVE "BEST BETS -PACIFIC STANDARD TIME Megs. Cali Location 17.79 GS6 London, (Daventry) Eng. 15.31 GSP London. (Daventry) Eng. 15.30 2110 Rtime. Italy 15.26 6 London, (Daventry) Eng. 15.20 11,111 Berlin. Germany 15.18 RV-5 Moscow, U. S. S. R. 15.16 JZK Tokyo, Japan 15.17 TGIVA Guatemala City, Guatemala 15.14 (.ME London, (Da‘entry) Eng. 15.46 HCJI1 Quito. Ecuador 11.83 VI. W-3 Melbourne. Australia 11.82 XEBR Bernosillo. Mexico 11.81 2110-4 Rome, Italy 11.80 J7..1 Tokio, Japan 11.78 MTCY Hsinking, 5Ianchoukuo

11.77 SAIGON French Indo-China 11.17 DJD Berlin, Germany 11.75 GSD London, (Da‘entry) Eng. 11.00 PLP Bandoeng, Java 9.69 08 W London, (Daventry) Eng. 9.68 TG WA Guatemala City, Guatemala 9.66 LRX Buenos Aires, Argentina 9.63 IRO-3 Rome, Italy 9.62 HAT-5 Budapest. Hungary 9.61 VI A Sidney, Australia 9.58 VLR 51141)018rue, Australia 9,78 GS(' Landon. (Daientry) Eng. 9.53 VPD-2 Suva, Fiji 9.52 TPB-9 Paris. France 9.10 VII3ME Melbourne, Australia 6.711 W EI' San Jose, Costa Rica 6.49 TG W111 Guatemala City. Guatemala 6.00 XEBT Mexico City, Mexico s.qt YN 5RN Caracas. Venezuela

(All Schedules.DAILV unless

Schedule 7 to 9:45 a. m. & 12 Noon-3:50 p.m. 11:15 a. m. to I p. m. 4 to 7:15 p.m. (American Hour) 10 to 11:30 a. m. 1:50 to 7:50 p.m. 4 to 5 p.m. (Prog. for North America) 9 to 10:3(1 p.m. (English News 9:05) 9:45 to 10:45 a.m. except Sunday 7 to 9:15 a.m. & 12 Noon-3:50 p.m. 3 to 7 p.m. except Monday 12 Midnite to 3 a.m. 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. & 6 to 8 p.m. 7 to 8 and 9 to 10:30 p.m. 1 a. m. Baseball 10:30 to 11 p.m. & 7 to I a.m. (News

7:45 a.m.) 7 to 8:30 a.m. (News 8 a.m.) 10:30-11 p.m. & 7-8 a.m. (News 7:45 a. 6:3041:30 p.m. -9 to 11 p.m. 1:30 to 7:30 a.m. 10 to 11 p.m. News 10:15 p.m.) 4 to 8:30 p.m. 5 to 8:30 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. (American Hour)

3:35 to 5 p.m. (For North America) 7 to 8:30 a.m. (Program for U.S.A.) 12:15 a.m. to 5:30 a.m. 7 to 8:30 p.m. -9 to 10 p.m. (2 Midnite to a. m. 7 to 8 and 9 to 10:30 p.m. 1 to 4 a.m. except Sunday 6 to 8:30 p.m. 6 to 9 o.m. 5 to 10 P. 111. 5 to 7:30 .p.m.

otherwise noted)

KVOE-Orange Co. Quiz Student Soundies Have Talk from Big 'Noise' Important to almost all radio pro-

grams is sound. Without letdown pro-fessional sottndmen strive to improve standard effects, devise new ones and work out combinations often called for in scripts.

Many an ambitious youngster, real-izing practically that the technical end of the radio industry is, perhaps, a safer place to be than in other departments, has interested himself in necessary sound mechanics.

For such youngsters this week Al Span, efficient effect director for tie. : Cr..., gave a few practical sugges-"Study the science of acoustics and

experiment with time synchronizations of readers' lines and sound effect di-rections.

"Make a list of all devices used by sound men in their work. Learn how these devices are made, under what cir-cumstances they were made, how they operate and are operated in use.

"Develop more than a little knowledge of electricity. "Study tonal differences of different

devices in order that you may develop a sensitivity to shades of tones when they are used in combination." And, finally, Span suggested that

sound effect students learn to evaluate dramatic situations in which sound is important, so that the sounded effect will give proper "bang' to the situation.

Tops Southland Shows When the 75th consecutive weekly

sponsored "Orange County Quiz" is broadcast by Santa Ana's KVOE at 12:45 p.m. Sunday, June 23, more than 300 questions on Orange County will have been asked, of which more than 215 will have been answered.

Each question is addressed to some particular party for a certain length of time. If the person calls KVOE within allotted time, he wins a cash price. How-ever, if he fails to call the station or calls but has the wrong number, the question is opened to all the listeners.

California than any individual or group anywhere. If some of their most pro-lific pen pushers who concoct this cap-tivating copy would just listen to A FE W of the adjective assimilators of the air-lanes from lands afar, they'd blush their complexions and perhaps their faces, completely away.

The hilarious Havana announcer who shouts, "Cuba -the most beau-tiful land ot the world" and then in an even more rapturous moment, comes back with "See Cuba, then die:" is just a sample of how they "gild the lily" elsewhere. The U. S. A. Is the target of transmitters in every land on every continent. The slogan of all seems to be: "TELL America FIRST about US." Yes, the world NO W revolves around U. S.

June 23, 1940 RADI O LIFE Page 19

Gag of the Week Winners

For the best Gag of the W eek, heard over the radio and tient to the Editor of Radio Life, winners will he offered u choice of tickets to various progra ms, or free tickets for a tour of either the NBC or CRS studios in Holly w I. %% hen you mub mit your eholqe of the best Gag of the fleck. pick fro m the following list ) our

choice of a prize: Fro m Colu mbia Broade meting 44444

pony' Free tickets to either the Al Pearce Progra m or Big Town Pro-gra m starring Ed wa zd G. Robinson, or tickets for a tour of Colu mbia Square, including tell the details of broadcasting.

Fro m National Broadcasting Co m-pany' Free tickets to NV odbury Holly wood Playhouse, Signal Cat Di-vot, or Little 0' Ho wood, or tickets tor a free tour of Holly wood Radio Center.

Fro m Don Lee Broadcasting Sys-te m: Free Gekets to Meet the Starts or Pull Over Neighbor.

Amble fro m this feature, each neck Radio Life will give a recapit ulni inn of the ling that went over the biggest on I 11, vorldu,, hrondenst“. urn vour dial to your favorite show, get your peneil and write the na mes of the petiole eoncerned in the gag, the na me of the progra m and the station and date. Then send your selection to Radio Life, 101:11 W ent W ashington Blvd., Lon Angeles, Colifornia.

This Week's Most Popular Gag The Carefree Carnival Gag, as told below

by Louise FA kel,, was the Readers choke of the week'. best Gag.

This Week's Winners

David Duboo, 205 W. 55th Street, Los Angeles, Calif. I recently bought my first copy of

Radio Life and like it so much, both the news items about our favorite radio stars and the programs which are on during the week. I think the best gag of the week was

on Sunday, June 9, station KNX, "Take It or Leave It." Bob Hawks was asking a lady contestant about general ques-tions and for a gag pulled this one: "A student was in a book store and

the salesman said to the student, "If you buy a dictionary, it'll do half the work for you." "Well," said the stu-dent. "I'll take two of em."

* * * Joseph Lautman, 832 Golden Ave., Los

Angeles. I have read every issue of Radio Life

since issue number seven, and I find it very interesting and informative. Here is a good joke. During the Sur-

prise Party convention in Omaha, George Burns had just finished practic-ing his introductory speech for introduc-ing the Mayor of Omaha when Mayor Butler unexpectedly stepped up and said: "Thank you!" And George ask-ed: "Are you the Mayor of Omaha?" The mayor remarked: "Well I ain't Ya-h000di!"

* * * Howard 0. Voykovic, 1535 6th Ave., Los

Angeles, Calif. I enjoy reading your magazine, I get

it every week at VON'S market and as soon as I am able to I am figuring on taking out a subscription, I know that it will cost me more but it will save me going to the market and missing one

THE EAR INSPIRES THE PEN Mrs. Robert David, 2018 Summit Ave., Pasadena, Calif.

Dear Radio Life:

In answer to "The Ear Inspires the Pen," issue June 16-22, I wish to say that I think the radio serials are al-right, if taken with a grain of salt. People are of different likes and dis-likes and I think that bouquets in-stead of brickbats should go to the radio stars and sound effects men. They have to work long and hard to get the right tone of voice and the sound effects from storms all the way

dowr to a tiny baby's cry; are more of a headache to the people in charge than to those who listen and take all the perfect results for granted. Thought, too, should be given to the fact that the radio serials —writing, acting and all the other complicated parts of the finished job —are "bread and butter" to many men and women whom I think deserve a big hand. More power to them!

Youngsters Snub War In Realistic Offering Youth, resenting fact that bearded

oldsters and many a man, who by posi-tion and value of services, are not called upon to shed blood, or suffer rending of frail flesh in war, is making articulate its opposition to war whoopers.

Realistically titled "We Who Would Die" is program aired each Saturday evening at 9:00 o'clock by organization of young Americans of draft age who, thus, have as much reason as any to be sceptical of enthusiasm whose net re-sult might be their bullet pierced hides.

Back of program is sound ideation to make Western American Youth war con-sciqus, to educate it in evaluation of propaganda and, in general, build strong youth front against wars thought by many to be no legitimate concern of non-war seeking America.

* * * SEND IN YOUR YEHUDIS.

Radio-Genic Roosevelt Knocks Record for Loop No difficulty will President have in

landing a job when, if ever, he ceases to be Nation's president and becomes plain Franklin D. Roosevelt, citizen in search of employment. To blase CBS poll takers there came last week final returns on popularity of the New York scion of an old American family. Jarred was their usual complacency when fig-ures showed that on June 10 radiogenic Roosevelt had accomplished three re-markable feats: (1) spoke to more than 48 million United Citizens, (2) caused a 35% drop in various lines of indus-trial revenues, including telegraph, tele-phone. department stores, street rail-ways, gasoline servicing, brought ordi-narily active stock markets to a stand-still, and (3) brought pause to many a political economist who wondered if such pouularity was not indicative that America was not fast becoming a benef-icent Demotatorship.

issue if I happen to forget it. Here is a gag taken from the Care-

free Carnival program. Jack Carson: "I am going out to the

country and get a little fresh air. Gordon Jenkins: "Mr. Carson, do you

think the country air would do me any good? Jack Carson: "Yes, your lungs might

take up the option on your body.

* * * Louise Eckels, 1215 S. Westlake Ave.,

Los Angeles, Calif. The joke or gag that appealed the

most to me was on Carefree Carnival, when "J. Ham Bone" was trying to sell Jack Carson a new home. Bone said, "Ah, here is a fine, house

with a den." Carson: "What do you think I want,

a zoo"? Bone: "Well, you know your rela-

tives better than I do."

* * * Gertrude Hoover, 1545 Rendall Place, Los

Angeles, Calif. Heard cn Sam Hayes program over

KFI, Monday 10th---Pretty young thing selling "Poppies"

on Chicago Loop "Poppy Day," chap (smart type) with cigar hanging out of side of mouth, hat on side of head. lolled over to young lady's side. She asked him if he would buy a poppy, he said, ' yes," if she would tell him where she worked. She said she was a nurse, well, .!:e asked, "If I were sick, would

you nurse me, and where is your hos-pital?" Pretty young thing answered, "Yes, I am in a maternity hospital."

* * * Radio Life — J. C Smith, 318 E. Center St., Anaheim,

Calif. Over KFI Kay Kyser was asking a

girl contestant what CCC stood for. She replied she didn't know exactly but she thpught it was something about a concentration camp.

* * * Elme• Brown, 1126 10th Ave., Arcadia,

Calif. On the Bob Hope Show, Tuesday at

6 p. in. on KFI while Bob and Jerry Colon na were speaking about the way Yehudi was bouncing, Colonna said: Colonna: "He looks like he has St.

Vitus." Bob: "Dance?" Colonna: "Love to."

* * * Mrs. Elmer Fingerle, 2256 Barry Ave.,

West Los Angeles, Calif. In my opinion, the best gag of the

week was on the Bob Hope program over KFI Tuesday night, June 11, at 6:00. Bob Hope said that he had a new model car. Professor Colonna asked if it was low and close to the ground. Bob, answering, said it was so low that you could roll into it from the curb-stone. The professor said, "I saw you doing that last Saturday night with9iit the car"

THURSDAY LOGS Page 20 RADI O LIFE June 23, 1940

KIITR -6, Eventide. 6:15. 1% altz Time. 6:30 Life Pay ments. 6:45, Johannes Steele.

KFAC -41. News. 6:15. Sport(lashes. 6:30, City College. 6:43, Asiation Novelties.

11111:F.1 -6, News. 6:30, Gold Hour. KRKD -6:15. Fishing Facts. 6:30. Sports Report

ICFSD -6, Europe. 6:15, Lynn Oar-lam!. 6:30, Recital. 6:45, Junior 6-Men.

Kt. B-6. Ray (;rain Swing. 6:15, N e WS. Ii :20 Grant Park Concert. 6 :30, Sews. Views. 6:4.5, 11-Men.

KFtIX -t, News. 6:10. Sports. 6:15, Walsh Orch. 6:30. Swing. 6:45. Hawaiians.

KGER -6. News. 6:05, Mexican Vw-rieties. 6:45. Italian Journal.

SVOF: -11, Kay d Gram Swing. 6:15, Barron 'Weil. 6:30. John It. Hughes. 6:45, 6-Men Stories.

REVD -6:15. World on Air.

7 to 8 P. M. KF1 -5. Pleasure lime. 7:15, KF1 News. 7:30, Cabbages and Kings. 7:45. Meet S Prop!e.

KNX -7. Amos •o' Andy. 7:15. Lanny Koss. 7:39. Askat Basket. .

K11.1 -7. Page the Past. 7:15, Inside Sports. 7:30. (Ommand Perform-once.

K t: C A- S. Word Hunters. 7:15. Kin-ney 114rch. 7:30. Musical Ameriesna.

K FIV11 -5. Sid Ziff. 1:15, Robert Ar-den. 7:30, Hollywood l'ark Races.

KMP41 -7, AMON n' Andy. 7:15, News. 7:30 John Ellsworth. 7:45, Ted St e.le

KMTR -7. Classics. 7:30, News Reel. 7:45, lance

KFAC -7. Christian Science. 7:30, Friend, of Poland. 7:45, Gems in Music. liF.1 -7. Spanish Hour.

KRKD -7. News. ;15, Three-Ouar-ter 'Time. 7:30, Do Ism Know?

KFSG -7, Alma. S. McPherson.

KFSD -7, Melody Time. 7:15, Gene and Glenn. 7:30. Musical Ameri-:ans.

KGB -7. Pagiror the Past. 7:15. In-Sports. 7:30, Tomorrow's Ra-

dio. At:ii S-7. Doily Bread. 1:15, Music. 7:45, hal Styles.

KGE11 -7, News. 1:05. Italian Good samaritan. 7:10. Music. 7:30. Jo m anese News.

KVOE -7. Page the Past. 7:15. Mar-tin Orch. 7:30, Command Perform-ance.

4VP PR OPERTY

O WNERS

A Discussion of

Your Tax Proble ms

KMTR

Thurs., 8:45 p.m.

8 to 9 P. M. KF1 -8i Presses Roar. 8:30. Stand-ard Symphony. ;X -S, Strange As It Seems. 8:25, News. 8:30, Answer Auction.

KH.1 -8 California Melodies, 8:30, William Drib. 8:45. Twilight Trail.

SECA -S, Easy Aces. 8:15, Mr. Keen. 8:30, News. 8:45, Outdoor Re-porter.

K VB -11, Petits Less'''. 8:30. Chef Milani

SMPC -S. News. 8:15, Concert. 8:30, King Orch 8:45. Fun Quiz.

KMTR -8. Music. 8:15, Horseman's Forum. 8:341. Gypsy Music. 8:45. Property Owners.

KFAC -8:15. Baseball. KGF'.1 -8. News. 11:15. Jean Valen-tine.

SFS6 -14, Aimee S. McPherson.

KIND -8. Easy Aces. 8:15, Mr. Keene. 8:30, Capt. of Industry. 8:45. Reichman Orch.

KGB-S, ('alit. Melodies. 8:15, Tall Tiles. 8:30 Comments. 8:45, W I-light Trail.

KFOX -8 Lueca's. 8:30, Red-Hbot-Low-Down.

KGER -8. News. 8:05, Rodolfo Floyos. KV0E -8, California Melodies, 8:30. Forty Plus 8:45, Twilight Teal.

SET Y OUR CL OCK

K MTR -9:00 o'Clock

9 to 10 P. M. M11 -9, Standard Symphony. 9:30. 1 Lose a Mystery.

KNX -9. News. 9:15, Sports Round-Up. 9:20. Courtney Orch. 9:30, Rine Orch. 9:45. News.

KHJ -9. News. 9:15, Lunceford Orch 9:30, Fulton Lewis. 9:45. Fitzpatrick Orel,.

SECA -9, Darkroom. 9:30. Fu 9:45, News. , Dance. 9:30, News. 9:45,

BaBards.

KAPC -9. Melody Time, 9:15. Music-graphs. 9:30. Dance. 9:45, News.

Johnson Drell. 9:15, Music. 9:30, Howalians. 9:45. Merry Go Round. .F.%(' -9. Baseball. KG F.1 -9. Jewish Hour. KFSG -9. Aimee S. Mell'hesson. 9:15. Piano Duo.

KIFS11-9. Avison Orch. 9:30. Paris Orris. 9:15. News.

KDB -9. News. 9:15, Fitzpatrick Orch. 9:30, Fulton Lewis, Jr. 9:45, McCune Orel'.

K4114 -9, News. 9:15, Fitzpatrick Orch. 9:30. Fulton Lewis.

KFOX -9, News. 9:15. Travelog. 9:30, % Mil% 9:45. Frank Christy Oreb.

KGER -9. News. 9:05, Night in Mex-ico.

kVOE -9. News. 9:15, studio. 9:39, Fulton Lewis. 9:15. Dauer.

10 to 11 P. M. K F1 -10. News. lo•15. Maineck Orch. 11115. Heekscher Orch.

KS X-111. Goodmon Orch. 10:30, An-drews Sisters.

K11.1 -10, Arnhelm Oreli. 10:30, Gar---bee Drell. KECA -111 KF W11 -111. Art Tatum. 111:15. Bowl-ing Note. 111:541. Swing,

K51PC -10, Viennese Music. 10:15. Sam Koki 10:30. Talk Over the News. 10:45 lance.

Kscrit -lii. 1', P. Johnson (tech. 111:15, Lopez Orel,. 10:15. l'eter Potter.

KFAC -10. Melody Hour. KGFJ -10, Ness's.

FRIDAY 8 to 9 A. M.

KF1 -8. Woman an White. A:15, News. 8:30. Johnny Murray. 8:45, Bridge Club.

KNX -8, Nancy Dixon. 5:15. When a Girl Marries 8:30, Helen Trent. 8:45. Our Gal Sunday.

KIIJ -N. Victor Lindlahr. 8:45. Car-ters of Elm Street.

KECA -11. Financial. 8:13. Vass Fam-ily. 11:311, n(1'114444% 11:45, News.

KF W11 -#1. Melody Mart. 5:15, Morn-ing Music. 11.I.,. Dr. Reynolds.

KM14* -11. Andy-% irginia. 5:30, (*ally IMily Word.

KNIT11 -5. Spanish Hour. 8:45. Re-ligious % Mir.

K FA( -11. Count ry KliFJ -11. News. Stocks. 8:45. Dr. Wiseman.

KRKD -8:30. State Employment.

KIND -6. Mary McHugh. 8: 15. Good Cheer. 8:30, Farm and Ilonie.

KGB-41. Todny'S Best Buys. 8:05, Melodies, 8:15, Insestment Prob-lems. 8:24, Minute Melodies. 8:3.5. Melody. 6:45. Carters of Elm St.

OCIPOK-8, News. 5:15, Orch. 8:30, Classified. 8:45. Cowboy Melodies.

KGER -S. News, Soul Patrol. a:15, Mizpah. 8:45. Res. Bennington.

KVOF.--11. Breakfast Club. f1:30, News; Bess Bye. 8:45, Carters of Elm Street.

KFV1)--8:45. Dr. Reynolds.

9 to 10 A. M. 11.1 -9. Your Trent. 915, Tillamook Kitchen. 9:30, By Kathleen Norris. 9:45. Dr. Kate.

KNX -9, (Adheres. 9:15, life Can Be Beautiful. Right to floppi-ness. 9:45, Short Story.

KHJ -9, Open. 9:15. Rev. Laurin. 9:30. Prager Oral. 9:45. Keep Fit.

KECA -9 Connell of Beauty. 9:15. Betwere the Bookends. 9:30, Mid-mornine Jamboree.

KF W11 -9, The Ballard.. 9:13. Slosh'. 9:30. Accent on Music. 9:45. Time Time.

1CMPC -9, Ne..cs. 9:15, Women In News. 9:30 Organ. 9:45. Melody

KMT11 -11. Marlin Leither Thomas. 9:15, Peter Potter. 9:30. To,,, Neiglilmr. 9:45, Nat'l Message.

RE M --9. Inspirations. 9:15. Health Talks, 9:30. Women in News. 9:45. Novelty Notes.

KGF.11 -9. News. Stocks. SKIED -9:30, 1'. S. Weather.

KGB-9. Coratossle News. 9:15. Homemaker' Cotalog. 9:15. Keep Fit.

KFOX -9. Music. KGER -9. News. 9:05. Bright Cor-ner. 9:15. Mardi Ahead of Time. 9:30, Revival. 9:45. Full Gospel.

KVCIE -9. Studio. 9:15. Organ. 9:30. Monitor News 1:45. Keep Fit. KFV1) -0:15. News. 9:30, Dr. Rich-ardson. 9:15 Parade.

10 to 11 A. M. Light of the World. 10:15.

Arnold Grimm** Daughter. 19:30, Vialtsut Lady. so:ss. Bet h Crocker.

IEFSG -10. Estuer Fricke. 10:30, Drama.

KFSD -10, Young Orch. 10:30. Holly-woed G OSSIP. 10:35, naffs Orch.

KG 11-10. Know San Diego. 101:5, Arnheim Orel,. 10:30, Harris Drell.

KFOX -111. Music. KGER. -10, News. 10:15, Music. 19:15, Gaucho Orch. 10:311 , Salsa-Don .%rtny. 10:45. Dance.

Kvor. -10. Arnheim (tech. 10:30. Garber Orel".

KFVD--111, Jack Bellboy.

11 to 12 Midnight KI1 -11. News. 11:15. Owen Oral. 11:30, Belasco

KNX -II, News. 11:15, Busse? Orel'. 11:30. Strand Orris. 11:55, News.

KI11.1 -11, News. 11:15, Joy IlIrrh. 11:30. Rhythm Rascals. 11:45, Ha-waiian',

KECA -11, This Moving World. 11:15. Paul Car'ou

KF W11--11 Organ. 11:15. Music You Waist.

KM r(' -ll. Swing-Quiz. KMTR -11. Melody 1.ane. KFAC-11. Henry Orch. 11:30. Ken-tucky Boys.

KDF.1 -11 News. •:rsG -11. Freddie Carter.

KDIPI -11, News. 11:15. Joy Orel). 11 :30, RI, thin Rascals. 11:45. llowaiinns.

KIND -11. Owen Orch. 11:30. Rolla. Klill--11. News. 11:15. Joy Orch. 11:30. Rhythm Rascals. 11:45, Memory Tin e.

M A W-II, N e ws. 11:15, Joy °reit. 11:30. Rhythms. 11:45. 111:511:ilions.

PROGRAMS JUN E 28, 11)40

KNK -10, Big Sister. 10:13. Aunt Jenny. 10:30 Fletcher Wiley. 10:45, My Soh and I.

K11.1 -10 Ness s. 10:15. Happy Homes. 10:45, Bachelor's Children.

Kla's1 -111. %oriel it'S. 10 :30. Stews R elie WS. II;: IS. Family Doctor.

Klo W14-19. Memory Lane. 10:15. chef Milani. 111:30, iletody Time. 10:45. It iiiii once in elthyihni.

KM Pt '-10 , Open house. 10:30. Ranch Boys. 10:45. News.

KIIT11 -10, Woman's World. 10:30, Special Esents. 10:45. Peter Po:ter.

KF.%C -1111. Modern Immortals. 10:30. News. 10:15. Duthie Tosser.

K(iF.1 -11). News. 10:15. Rhythm. 10:30, Mood in Verse. 10:45, City Dwellers.

KRKD -10:30. Fed. Women's Clubs.

tcrsn-10, San elies. 10:30. Ann Gib-son. 10:45. Bridge Lesson

ti4:11-10. News. 10:15, Over the Gar-den Gate. 111:30. Garden Cloh. 111:45. Bachelor's Children.

KFOX -10, Nees. 10:15. Music. 111:3s Salon.

KGER -10. N e ws. 10:05. God's Sun-shine, 10:30, key. 'vie.

KV411E -10, News, 10:15, Leisure HOMO.. 10:311, Radio Garden Club. 10:45, Bachelor's Children.

K1,111 -111::41, I ohm Res, ue Mission.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon Mary Marlin. 11:15, %la

l'erkins. 1 :to. Pepper Young. 11:15. Sic-Made.

KNX -ii Society Girl. 11:15, Hip-',prie d in Hum. wood. 11:30, life Be-gins. 11:45. Dealer in Dreams.

1C11.1 -11, Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. Eddif Albright. 11:41; (Men.

KE11 A-11, Orphans 01 Dusoree. 11:15, honeymoon 11111. 11:30. John's Oth-er Wife. 11:45, Plain Bill.

KF' W11 -11, TOW S101111:1141. 11:311. Music and Patter. 11:45, News.

KNIPC -11. 11,,ster siozers. 1:115, Slusie for Madame 11:36, Musical Workshop. 11:15, Quart,. '1111 -11. Dr. Talbot. 11:30, Mon-itor Ness S. 11:45, Dick Ross.

KIPAC -II. Man on Street. 11:30, Home Beautiful. 11:15. Hawaiian Interlude. .6 E4 -11 Ness's, Stocks. KIRKD -11. Paddock Flashes. 11:30, Ness's.

KGB -11. Fri Neighbors. 11:13. (oncert. 11:45, Open.

KFS1)--11. Or-bans of Divorce. 11:15. Honeymoon Hill. 11:30„ John's Other Wife, 11:45. Plain Bill.

KGER -11, News. 11:15, Music. KV0E--11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. Concert 11:45. Open.

KIND -11. Ness's. 11:15. Violet

12 Noon to 1 P. M. 51.1 -12. Itoi.d of life. 12:15. Stella Dallas. 11:30, Open. 12:45, Portia Blake.

KNX -12. Kitt) Kelly. 12:15. Myrt-Marge. 12:30. Hilltop House. 12:45. Stepmother.

ICHJ -12. N ess's 12:15. Curtis Spring-er. 12:30. Troubadours. 12:45. Scrap Book Stories.

Lunch Hour Swing PETER POTTER

oith one hour of the latest in popular music

KMTR -I2-1 p. m.

KECA -12. News. 12:15, Club Mati-nee.

KEY. 11-12, Al Jarvis. 12:45, Pauline

11 ;111'-1enKM 12, Music. 12:15, N e ws.

12:30, KMTR -It. Peter Potter, NFAC -12, News. 11:15. NIeloly Hr. 12:45, Perry Sisters.

KliFJ -News. Stocks. KRKD -12:30. Saddle l'als.

KGB -It Ness's. 12:15, Open. 12:50. stocks. 11:35, Ness's. 12:45. Scrap-book Stories.

EFON -11. Mush. 12:15, Net's. 11:30. Mii ..le. 11:45. Jake Ham-mond.

KGER -12, News. 12:30, Officials on Parade. 12:44. Citrus Forum.

KV41110.-11, N ess's. 11:15. Open. 12:30. (t artler!. Moments. 11:45. Scrapbook s

Kl"Vli.-a--in )11, Air Editor. 12:43, Violet s.h

1 to 2 P. M. KF11 -1. Girl A.mie. 1:15. Kitty Keene. 1:30, Midstream. 1:45. O'Nells.

KNX -1. By Kathleen Norris. 1:15. My Children. 1:30, Catalina Quiz. 1:45, Scattergood Baines.

KILI -1. Hollywood Whispers. 1:15. Hawaiians. 1:30. Johnson Family. 1:45, Plav Bridge.

KFA'A -1. Cla..sie Hour. KF W11 -1. News. 1:05. Symphonia. 1:30, 11r. Reynolds. 1:45. Ditie-land Band.

KM PC -1, Baseball. KNITR -1 G. Allison. 1:30. Pension. 1:45, Political.

Religious Science. 1:30. Eunice Chesney. 1:45. Organ.

Kt:F.1 -1. Ness Stocks. KRKD -1:15. City Hall. 1:30, IJSC.

KG11 -1, Hollywood It hispers. 1:15. Hawaiians. 1:30. Johnson Family. 1;45. nay Bridge. iFOX -1. Eddie Dean. 1:15, Lucca's. 1:30. Christian Science. 1:45, Emil Martin.

KGF.11 -1. News. 1:05. Ad Club. 1:30, Spanish Trio,

KVOE -1, Hollywood Whispers. 1:15, Ilawailains. 1:341. Johnson Fa mily. 1:45. Let's Play Bridge.

2 to 3 P. M. Is! I !. .ife Dramas. 2:15, Mlne to

lir ,1.11. 2:30, Alice Blair. 2:45. Miss.11111.•

KN X- -2. Voun 4r. Malone. 2:15. KNX-tra, 1:20. Dance. 2:30, Joyce Jordon, 1:45 Kate Smith.

KI1.1 -2* News. 2:15, Bookworm. 2:30. Romance in Rhyllim.

KECA -2•15. Adventurek in Myth-ology 2:30, Against the Storm. 2:45. Goldin. Light.

KF WB -2. Matinee Varieties. 2:15. Hits on Bits ..341. 31unis• Box. 2.45, Grandm. Teasels.

KNIIPC -2. Tenth Inning. 1:15, Gra-Jeda. 2:30. American Notes,

KMTR -01. Stocks. 2:15, Snntaellai Ensenible. 2:30 Pop. Concert.

KFAC -2, 2:30, Band. KGF.1 -2 Ness's. Stocks. 2:45, Civic. KRKD -1, Henry Orris. 2:30. News. 2:45, Hawaiians.

Hollswood Gossip. 2:03. Da me Orch. 2:10, Listen! 2:15, Monitor New.. 2:30. Information Bur ma. 1:45. Filbert.

Se, n. 2:15. King's Men. 2:30. Mot -.• Moods,

KFOX -1. 4 Ii'. 2:15. Music. 2:30, At the 1:lentre. 2:45, Grandma Travels.

It010.11 -2. News. 2:05. G PO. Strange, 2:30, Eons* Beach Band,

l(VI)E -2. Neal.. 1:15. Fed. Music. 2:30, R O M MIre in llls thin.

• 3 to 4 P. M. K11 -3. Art Raker. :i Cavelier,' Orris.

KNX -3. Mary Foster. 3:15. News. 3:20. Fletcher Wiley. 3:45, Euroffie.

K11.1 -3. Comninnity Hall. 3:15. PTA. 3:31,. Hose 0 Rest. 3:15. Inside of Sports.

KE('A -.s l'nellissie hour. sVR-3. M !Ado'. Family. 3:30, Blo whard McKee. 3:45. Carol Leighton.

KMPC -3, News. 3:15, Jack Leonard. 3:30. Swing. 3:45, Social Secre- tary.

KMTR -3130, Aomori's, 11:411, Mob-

June 23, 1940 RADI O LIFE Page 21 FRIDAY LOGS

man Oren. KFAC -3, Masternieces. KGFJ-3. News, Stocks, KRKD-3:30, War News.

KFSD -3 Maddox Family, 3:30, Blanchard McKee, 3:45, Caro l Leighton.

KGB-3, Fulton Lewis. 3:15, Matinee Moods. 3:30. Haven of Rest.

KFOX-3, Maddox Family. 3:30. Blanchard McKee. 3:45, Carol Leighton.

KGER -3, Neat:. 3:20, Long Beach Band.

KV0E-3. Fulton Lewis. 3:15. P.-T. A. 3:30. Haven of Rest.

KFVD-3, News. 3:43, Rhumba.

4 to 5 P. M. KFI-4, Open. 4:15. Mirandy, 4:30, Robert Fined. 4:45. Today's Rack-ets.

KNX -4. Wiley. 4:15, Jack Owens. 4:30, KNX-tra, 4:45. News. 4:55, War News.

KHJ -1, ('urtls Springer. 4:30, Music. KECA —L, Frank and Archie. 4:15. Affairs of Anthony. 4:30. Irene Wicker. 4:45. Bud Barton.

KFWII -1, Don Milligan. 4:30, Bert Fiske, 4:45 Stuart Hamblen,

KMPC -4, Miniature Metro. 4:15. Robert Balzer. 4:30. News. 4:45. Hollywood Spotlight,

KMTR-4, Paw Hawkins. 4:30. Spa-eini Events. 4:45. Volney James.

KFAC —I, Nov is Singers. 4:45, Through Your Window,

KGFJ-4. News. 4:30, Observer, KRKD--4:15 Santaella Presents. 4:45, News.

KIND-4. On Dance. 4:15. Thunder Over Paradise. 4:30, Irene Wicker, 4:45, FHA.

KGB -4. Fifth Row Center. 4:30, Sinfonletta. .FOX-4, News, 4:15, Just Relax, 4:30, Swing.

EDB -4, Jamboree. KGER -4. News, 4:15, Evangelist Black. 4:30, Swing,

KV0E -4, Harold Agal. 4:13, Open, 4:30, Sonfonletta.

5 to 6 P. M. KFI-5, Waltz Time. 5:30, My Name.

KNX-5. Brayilians. 5:30, Grand Central Station.

KHJ-5. News. 5:15. Daily Comics, 5:30 Shatter Parker, 5:43, Orphan Annie.

EFA'A-3, Between Afternoon and Evening. 5:15, Torzan. 5:30. News. 5 :45 ,Music.

KFTVB—o. Stuart Hamblen, KNIPC -5, Sony Stories, 5:15, News. 5:30. Band Walton.

KMTR -5, l'olney James. 5:30, In-terviews, 5:45, Eventide,

KFAC-5. Gateway to Music. 5:30, Uncle Whoa Bill. KZJ-5, News. 5:30, Base ball re-

KRIED—:5:30. Race Results,

KFSD-5, News. 5:15, Marie W and. 5:30, Kiddies Party.

KGB-5. Forrest Worrell, 5:15. Voices, 5:30. Shatter Parker, 5:45. Orphan Annie.

KGER-5. News, 5:05, Latin Hour. EVOE--5. Ads. 5:15, Open. 5:30. Shaffer Parker. 5:15. Orphan Annie.

6 to 7 P. M.

What's

KFI -6, Dun %mettle. 6:30. Alec Templeton.

KNX-9, One.. 6:30. Al Pearce. KFL1 -6. Raymmut Gram swine. 6:15, News. 11:70, This War. 6:30, John B. Hughes. 6:45, Norman Broken-shire.

KEC4 -6. (Men. 6:15. Dinah Shore. 6:30. Renfrea.

KFWB —R. News. f1:15, Strollin' Tom. 6:30, 'acat' Time. 6:45, The Builders.

KMPC-6, Calif. Calling. 6:15. Blue Barron. 6:30, Roth Presents. 6:45, Town Tour

KMTR -6. rventirle. 6:15. Cambria Pines. 6:30. Life Payments, 6:45, Johannes Steele. rAr—ft. New.. 6:15. Sportflashes. 6.10. City College,

KGF.11--6. News. 6:30, Gold Hour, KRIED-6:30, Snorts.

KCB -6, Raymond Gram Swing, 6:15, News. 6: M, Barron Oreh. 6:30. News A Views. 6:45. Norman Brokenshire.

EFOX —ti. News. 6:10. Sports, 6:15. Worsts-Music. 6:30, Swing. 6:45, Howallans.

KGER-6, News. 6:05, NPNICall Va-rieties. 6:30, Jewish Hour.

KV0E—R, Raymond Gram Swing, 6:15, News 6:30, John B. Hughes. 6:45. Studio.

KFVD-6:13. World On Air. 6:45, AbundanNs Club.

7 to 8 P.M. err-7. Pleasure TIMC, 7:15, KFI News. 7:30. Show Boat. K.-ix-7. Amos-Andy._ 7:15 ,Lanny Book 7 Mk Johnny rrnosofe.

FRIDAY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS A.M. are silo,

l'. NI. Pregrams

Variety 8:30—Johnny riturray, KFI. 0:15—Between the Bookends,

KECA-KFSD. 10:30—VIcwe-RevIew,. KECA. 2:15—Smart Women. KMTR. 6:00—Don Ameche. KFI. 6:30—Templeton Time, KFI, 6:39—Al Pearce Gynz. KNX. 7:15 —Show Boat, K M. 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy, KNX-

KM PC. 7:30—Johnny Presents. K.Ni X. 8:00—Kate Smith Hour, KNX.

D ra ma 9:45—Short Story. KNX. 2:00—Life Tames. Kr!. 4:00—Fifth Row Center, KGB. 5:30—Grand Central Station

KNX. 8:30—Death Valley Days, FIFI.

Outstanding Music 1:00--Classlc Hour, KECA. 3:00— Masterpieces. KFAC. 5:00— Walty Time, KI M 7:00—Classics, (4.5111t. 11:13 —Music You Want. KFIVB.

Quiz Programs 1:30—Catallna Stolz. KNX. !IMO— What's My Name?. K n. 7 :30—This Amazing America,

KECA-KFSD. EFI-41:00, Quiz Court

in in Ugh: Face Type; in Black Face

Weather KFI -7:30. 8:30. 10:15, .11:00

1:45. 5:30. RN X-6:00. KHJ-KGB-KV0E--9:00. KR111) -9 :30.

Sports—Comment 12:30—Major League Baseball.

KMPC. 8:00—Tenth Inning, KMPC. 6:15—Sportflashes, KFAC. 1:00—Sid Ziff, KF WB. 8:15 to 10:00 — Pacific Coast

I.eague Baseball. KFAC. 9:45—Hollywood _Legion lights.

KFLI-KG11-KFXM-KPMC. 10:15—Bowling Notes, K I WB.

News Commentators 9.30— Women In the News,. KFAC. 4:55—Elmer Davis. KNX. 6:00—Rovmond G. Swing KHJ-

KV0E-KGB-KFX.112KPMC. 0:30—John B. M oho*. KFIJ-

KG B-K VOE-KDB-KPMC-KFX111

7:15—Eillott Roosevelt.. KFIVIL 7:30—Nesss Reel, KMTR. 9:30—Fulton Lewis Jr K M-

KGB - KVOR-KDB-ELPMC-KFXM.

10:30—Let's Talk Over the News. KM PC.

KI1J-7, Page the Past. 7:15. Yes-terday's Voices. 7:30, Lone Ranger.

KECA-7, Messner Orch. 7:30. lhiS Amazing America,

KFWB-7, Sid Ziff, 7:13, Elliot Roosevelt, 7:30, Hollywood Park Races,

KMPC -7, Amos 'n Andy. 7:15, News. 7:30, Words and Music. 7:45, After Dark.

KMTR -7, Classics, 7:30. News Reel. 7:45, Dance,

KFAC -7, Fishing Facts, 7:30, Ron-ald Buck.

FIGFJ-7, Spanish Hour. KRKD--7, News. 7:13, Three Quar-ter Time, 7:30, Do You Know? .—

KFSD-7. Melodies. 7:15, Elliot Roosevelt, 7:30, This Amazing America,

ERKD-7, News, 7:15, Three-Quar-ter Time, 7:30, Do You Know?

KFOX-7. Daily Bread, 7:15. Elliott Roosevelt. 7:30, Anything Happen,

KGER-7, News, 7:05, Jewish Hour, KYOB-7, Page the Past. 7:15, Dance. 7:30, Lone Ranger,

DR. FLOYD B. JOHNSON speaks from

L. A. Evangelistic Center Mon. -9 p. m. Wed. -8:30 p. m. Fri. -8:30 p. m. Sun. -8 p. m.

KMTR -570 kc.

KF X111-7. Peen,- the Past. 7:15, Harold Agal. 7:30, Lone Ranger.

8 to 9 P. M.

KFI-11. Quiz Court, 8:30, Death Val-ley Days.

KNX-8, Kate Smith, KHJ -8. Arnheim Orch. 8:30, Open, KFX'A -8, Mayor Flowron. 8:15. Dorsey Orch, 8:30, News, 8:45, Concert Hall.

KF WB -8, Texas Lewis. 8:30, Con-cert Band.

KMPC -8, News. 8:15. Outing News, 8:30, Kin (tech. 8:45. Fun Quiz.

KMTR-8:30, Floyd Johnson, KFAC-8:15. Baseball. KGFJ -8. News, 8:15, Jean Valen-tine.

gRi/D-4:15, Little Tokyo.

KFSD--8, Reminiscing, 8:15, Lorna & Rita. 8:30. Musk.

KGB-8. lowe Highlights. 8:15. Of-ficer of the Day. 8:30, Harris Orch, 8:45, Fact-O-Graph.

KFOX -8, Lucca's, 8:30, Judge Gard-ner.

KGER-8, News, 8:05. Rodolfo Hovos, KV0E-11. Arnheim Orch, 8:30, Stu-dio, 8:45, Dance Orch.

9 to 10 P. M. KFI-9, Ebener Orch. 9:15, Man-chester Boddy. 9:30. Musk' lir Woodbury

KNX -9. News. 9:15. Snorts Round. Up. 9:90, Powell Orch, 9:45. News.

KHJ -9 News. r:15, Fitzpatrick Orch, 9:30. Fulton Lewis. 9:45, Legion Fights.

KECA-9 Musical Mirror. 9:15, l'nisersity Explorer. 9:30. Fu Man-chu. 9:45, Ness.

KFWB-9, Can You Do It? 9:30, News, 9:45, The Bollards.

KNIPC -9. Citizen Is Born. 9:15. Music, 9:30. News, 9:45. News.

KMTR-9, Floyd B. Johnson, 9:30. Hawaiians. 9:45, Merry Go Round.

KFAC -9, Baseball. KGEJ-9, Jewish ROW% KRKD- -9. Little Tokyo. 9:30, Re-quests.

611PSD-9. Musical Mirror. 9:30. Maineck Oreb, 9:15, News.

KGB-9, News. 9:15, Fitzpatrick Orch. 9:30. Fulton Lewis. 9:45, Legion Fights.

KFOX -9. News. 9:15, Viennese Orch. 9:30. Jasper Orch. 9:45, Walsh Orch,

IIGER-9, News. 9:05, Aubrey Lee, KVOE-9, News. 9:15, Studio. 9:30, Fulton Lewis. 9:45, Legion Fights.

10 to 11 P. M. 1.11 -10 News. 10:15, Heart of J Blake, 10:30, Owens rch.

KNX -10 Goodman Orch. 10:30, An-drew, Sisters.

KHJ-10. Legion Fights. KECA-10, Phil-Harmonia. KFWB-10, Selvin Orch. 10:15, Bowling Notes. 10:30, Swing.

EMPC -10. Viennese Music. 10:15 Sam Kok!, 10:30, Talk Over the News. 10:45, Dance.

KMTR-10, C. P. Johnson. 10:30, Lopez Orch.

HFAC-10, Melody Flour. KGFJ —10. News. 10:15, Carter Wright.

KFSD -10, Reichman Orch, 10:30. Hollywood Gossip. 10:35, SudY Oreh,

KGB -10, Legion Fights. 10:45, Gar. her Orch.

KFOX -10. Music. 10:15, Hamilton Orch. 10:30, Hoopil Orch, 10:43, Roberts Orch.

KGER -10, Aubrey Lee. KVOE-10:43 Garber Oreb.

11 to 12 Midnight KFI -11. Nene, 11:15, Sod}, Orch. 11:30, Loveland's Orel'.

KNiX-11, News. 11:15, Busse Orcb, 11:30, Manny Strand Orch, 11:55, News,

KHJ -11. Ne.vs. 11:15, Joy Orch. 11:30, Maleville Orch. 11:45, Rhythm Rascals.

RECA-11, Thin Moving World. 11:15, Organ.

KFVVB-11, Organ. 11:15, Music You Want.

ILMPC-11. S..,ng Quiz. KNITR -11, Melody Lane. KFAC -11, Kentucky Boys, 11:30. Henry Orch, 11:45, Kentucky Boys.

KG1FJ--11, News

KFSD-11, Nottingham Orch, 11:30. Loveland Orch.

KGB -11, News. 11:15, Bacon Takes the Air. 11:30. Maleville Orch. 11:45, Memory Time.

KVOE-11, News, 11:15, Joy Oral, 11:30. Maleville Orch. 11:41, Rhythms.

SATURDAY Programs 8 to 9 A. M.

KF1 -8, Strings That Sing. 8:15. News. 8:30, Call to Youth. 8:45, Piano Duo.

KNX-8, Nancy Dixon. 8:15, Music. 8:80, KNX-tra. 8:30. I.et's Pretend,

KHJ-8, Prager Orch, 8:30. News. 8:40, Mutual Friend, 8:45. McFar-land Twins.

KECA -8, News. 8:15. Open. 8:30, Uneiassic 8:45, Federated Churches.

KFWB-8 Melody Mart. 8:15 Morn-ing Music. S:45. Salvation Army.

KMPC -8. Andy-Virginia. 8:30, Stu-dio Party.

KMTR -8. Snanish Hour. 8:45, Re-ligious Music. KFAC -8. Country Church. liGF.1-8. Nes. a, Stocks. 8:45, Wiseman,

KFSD -8. Indiana Indigo, 8:30, Good ('beer, 8:30. Farm Home Hour.

Kftli-8, Barrie Oreh. 8:3O. KGB Presents, 8:45, Bartel Orch.

KIFON -8. Nexe. 8:15, Bluestone and Gale. 8:30, Ads. 8:45, Mountain Boys,

KGER -8. Most.., :01, Soul Patrol. 8:15. Mizpah. 8:45, Music.

KV0E—R.Prager Oreh. 8:30, News. 8:43, Mt Farland Twins.

9 to 10 A. M. Lincoln Illway. 9:30, Song

Fellow 9:45, Medical Talk, KNX -9, Keyboard Capers, 9:15. Health. 9:30, Open,

KHJ-9, Don Arres. 9:15. Often. 9:70, Symphony.

KECA -9. Fonts:iv in Rhythm. 9:15, Know Your Schools, 9:30, Waldurf Luncheon

KF WB -9. The Ballard,. 9:15, Smor-gasbord.

KMPC -9, News, 9:15, Glee Club. 9:30. Romance Tunes, 9:45, Melo-dy Time,

KMTR-9, Martin Luther Thomas, 9:15. Pete. Potter, 9:43, Nat'l W i-sner,

KF'AC -9, Inspirations. 9:30, Women In the News. 9:45. Parents Forum.

_KO_F_J-9 ,News, Stocks, KRKD-0:30. 17.11. Weather,

Dr.

Jt NC 29, 1940

KIND -9:30. Lunch at Waldorf. KOB -9. Don Arres, 9:30, McFar-land Twins.

KFOX -9. Music. 9:30, Bronze Man. KGER-9. News. 9:05, Best Bets, 9:15, March Ahead of Time, 9:30, Revival. 9:45, Full Gesnel,

KVOE-9. Don Arres, 9:30, Moni-tor News, 9:45, Symphony.

KFVD-9:15, sews.

10 to 11 A. M. cn—lo. 1 Am An American, 10:14, On th, Job. 10:30. Open.

KNX -10, Country Journal. 10j30, Town Crier. 10:45. Dog's Fliena,

KIIJ-10, Elinor Sherry. 10:15, Or-gan. 10:30, Noble Orch.

KECA-10, Varieties, 10:30, Lady Make Believe. 10:43, Social Rela-tions. :F WB-10, Smorgasbord.

Radio News Reel The actual voices of the people in the headline news, transcribed on the scene of action where it happens and when it happens.

Exclusively over

KMTR Daily at

1:45 p.m.--4:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m -8:15 p.m.

10:00 p.m.

KMPC -10, Open House. 10:30. Brush .'reek Follien. 10:45. Sews.

KMTR -10, Woman's World, 10:30, Peter Potter, 10:4.5, Stocks,

KFAC -10, Serenade. 10:15, L. A. County Medical Assn, 10:30. Nears. 10:45, Gothic Tower.

Page 22 RADI O LIFE June 23, 1940

KGFJ-10. News. 10:30. Moods in Verse. 10:45, Clty Dwellers.

KRI M -10:45. Encyclopedia.

KFSD -10, Varieties. 10:30. Howard Roper. 10:45. Major Marion.

KGB -10, Elinor Sherry. 10:30. Stocks. 10:35, Views of News. 10:45,, Noble Orch.

EGER -10. New'.. 10:05. Rev. Smith. 10:30, Rev, Isle.

KV0E -10, Elinor Sherry. 10:15, Fed-eral Music. 10:30, Noble Orch.

KEVD -10,, Gospel Song.

STOCK REPORTS direct from Sutro & Co. KMTR

Daily 11:30 a. m.

11 A. M. to 12 NO00 KFI -11. FHA. 11:05. Campus Orel:. 11:30, Brissett Orch.

KNX -11. Marine Band. 11:30. News. 11:35, Old Vienna. 11:45, Novel leers.

KHJ -11. Open. KECA -11, NBC M ch. 11:15. Brovrn's eirc.h. 11:30, Sasitt (tech.

KF W 14-1 I :15. News. KMPC -11, Breskin Orch. 11:15. Music. 11.30. Hawaiians.

KMTR -11. Dr. Talbot. 11:30. Moni-tor News. 11:15, News Reel.

KFAC--11. Man on the Street. 11:30. Harmonica Rand.

KGFJ-11, New,. Stocks. XRKD -11. Paddock Flashes. 11:30. News.

KEDX -11. Variety. 11:30, News. 11:45. Music.

KGER -11. Nests. 11:15, Music. 11:30, mt. Miss. Base.

KVOE -11. Open. KFVD -11, News. 11:45. Violet Schram.

12 Noon to 1 P. M. KFI -12, News. 12:15. Melodies. M 31/. A Bov. a Girl, and a Band.

KNX -12. Bull Session. 12:30, Buf-falo Presents.

KHJ -12. News. 12:15. Buck Rogers. 12:45. Open.

KECA -12. Club Matinee. KFAVII -12. Al Janie. KMPC -12. Frolic. 12:15, News. 1.2:30, Dealei in .'ones.

1LMTIt -11. Peter Potter. igrAc -12. News. '2:15. Melody Hr. KGFJ -12. News. Stocks. 12:45. Jungle Jim.

KRKD -12:15, Civic. 12:30. Saddle Pals.

KFSD -13:15. News. 12:30. Club Matinee.

KGB -12. Children's Story l'arade. 12:15. Money Be'.. 12:45. Open.

KFOX -12 Musk. 12:15, News. 12:30, Merry Silks. 12:45, Boys and Girls.

SEGER -12, News. 12:10. Music. KVOE -12. Lest We Forget. 12:15, Buck Rogers. 12:45. Open.

KFVD -12:341. Ruth La ming's.

1 to 2 P. M. KFI -1, Dorsey Orris. K NX -1. liasparre's Orch. 1:30. Human Adventure.

DICK ROSS "Songs My Mother

Likes" Mon. thru Fri. 11:45-12:00 a.m. Sat. 1:00-1:30 p.m. KMTR -570 kc.

KHJ -1. Open. 1:30. Horse Race. KECA -1, Classic Hour. KF WB -1. Al Jarvis. KMPC -1. Hawaiians. 1:30. Ben Pol-lock. 1:45. King Cole Trio.

K.MTR -1. Dick ROM'.. 1:30. Pen-sions. 1:45, Political.

KFAC -1 Religious Science. KtiFJ -1. News

KFSD -1. Orch. 1:30. Rhythms by Ricardo.

KGB -1:30. Delaware Races. iSFXM -1. Electrolux Show. 1:30. Gene Krupa Orel:. 1:45. Music.

KFOX -1. Musk. KGER -1. News. 1:05. Motor Vehicle Talk. 1:15, Fishermen, 1:30. Span-ish Trip.

KV0E -1. Open. 1:30, Horse Races. KIEND -1. News.

2 to 3 P. M. KFI -2. El Chico Revue. 2:25. News. 2:45. Helen Briscoe's Gentlemen.

KNX -2. News. 2:05. News From Washington. 2:15. Nan Wynn. 2:45, KNX-tra.

KHJ -2. News. 2:03. Monaco Orch. 2:30. Youth VraMa.

KECA -R. Want a Job? 2:15, Naomi E ff a t t. 2:30, Renfrew.

. Al Jarell.

SATURDAY Program HIGHLIGHTS A.M. 1Pc.,ianui are shown in Light Eaee TYPE

P.M. Programs in Black Face

Variety 9:30-Waldorf Luncheon. KECA-

1:FSD. 3:00 -People's Platform, KNX. 4:15 -Busy Blind. KE W11. 6:00 - World's Fair Party. KILL

KGB - KVOE - KDB-KPNIC-KI AM.

1:00 -Barn Donee. KFI. 8:15 -Radio News Reel, KSITIt. 9:15 -Saturday Night Party.

KGB-KVIIF.-KFXM -KPMC. 10:30 -Andrews Sisters. KNX.

Drama highway.

4:00--Dramas of Youth. K M-KGB-KVOE.

7:00 -Sky Blazers. KNX. 8 30 -Imperial Intrigue. KI1J-

KV0E-KGB.

S ports-Comment 1:30-11orise hisses. KIIJ-KVOE-

K1.11-KPNIC-KFXM. 6 :I 5-Sport K VAC. 6:45 -Sports Huddle with Bra ten

, Dyer. KNX.

7:15-Insiil Snorts. KHJ-Kiiiil-K1' C-KFN M.

9:15 -Sports 1 iehlights, KNX. 10:15--Bowling Notes. KE WB.

Outstanding Music 5:30-Mozart Opera Series.

KS 11E-KGIS-KI AM. 5:45 -Saturday Night Serenade.

KS X. 0:00 -tour Hit Parade. KNX. 8:00 -Opera. KFAC.

Quiz Program 7:30-Cranium Crackers.

W eat her KFI -7 :30. 8:30. 10:15. .11:00

1:45, 5:39. KIIJ-K(ill-KVIIE-9:00. KNX -6:00. KRKI) -9::•

N ews Commentators 9:30- \ omen In the News.

6:30 -John It. Illognew Wel.11-KG11-1‘111E-KFXM -KPMC.

7:15--Itoliert Arden. KF WB. 9:00 -Bill Henry. KNX.

KMPC -2. Board of Education. 2:15, Strings. 2:30. American Notes. Notes. 2:45 Tr • Moods.

KMTR -2. Wniter Lawson. 2:15, George Jay. 2:30, Music

KE.All' -2 :3 0. Band Concert. ii614 -2. News. 2:15, Chic. 1:30. Seen in Hollywood. 2:45. Hobby Shop.

KRKD -2. Chuck Henry Orch. 2:30. News. 2:45. Ilawaiiiine.

2:115, Welt. 2:15. News. 2.30 • Kaye Orch. 2:45. Dick Huh n Orel:.

A KVOE "MUST" for SATURDAY

The Thrilling Adventures of

BUCK ROGERS In the 25th Century A. D.

12:15 p.

111100X -S. C isle. 2:15. Music. 2:30. At the Theatre.

1111:141/ -3, Hollywood 1:cissip. 2:05. (tech. 2:25. News. 2:30, Balboa Park Organ

Klilt-2, News, 2:05, Mona.... Orch. 2:30, Strings. 2:45. Sagmaster.

KGER -2. News. 1:05. Geo. Strange. 2:30. Lone Brach Band.

KV0E -2. News. Monaca Ord:. 2:30, Dramas of Youth.

KEVD -2:15 Hawaiian.

3 to 4 P. M. KIFI -3. Kindergarten. 3:15. John B. Kc.nedy. 3:3ii, Held man Orch. 3:45, II. V. Kaltenborn.

"MEMORIES" Piano Music direct from The Big Red

Piano Store 3:30 p.m on. thru Sat.

KNX -3. People's Platform 3:30 Clark Ross. 3:45. Europe.

KHJ -3, For Children, 3:30, Male-villa Orch. 3:45, Sports.

KECA -3, Israel Message. 3 :30, Gar-

den Club. 3:45, Nutshell Play 1 lllll se. KE WIt-3. Al Janis. KMPC -3. Hildegarde. 3:15, Musical Woraehop. 3:30. Swing. 3:45, Dit-

II!lars, WH,IR -3:30 Memories. 3:45, Billy Reichman.

KFAC -3 Open. KGFJ -3. News. 3:15, Concert. 3:30. Front Page Drama.

KRILD -3:30. War News, 3:45. Sun-Presents.

KFX3I -3, Jerry Livingston Welt.

3:30, Sy mphony Strings.

KFSD -3, Message of Israel. 3:30. Oral.

KGB -3, lot the Children. 3 :30 , Malesille Orel'.

News. 3:15, Quartet. 3:30, lam (tabu erns.

KGER -3. News. 3:05, Music. 3:20, Long Ileac•ii Band.

KVOK -3. For Children. 3:30. Male-

vine Orch, KFV11 -3. News. 3:30. Thunder Theatre.

4 to 5 P. M. EFI -4, Open 4:30. Byrne Oreli. KNX -I. Gay nil's. 4:30, Rhumba. 4:55, War 'News.

KI1.1 -1, Williams. 4:30. Fitz-patrick (in k.

KECA -4. l'nclassic Ilour. 4:30. Radio Guild.

KE W11 -1, itor Tales. 4:15, Busy Blind. 4:30. S lllll rsgashord. 4:45. Stuart Hamblen.

K3114' --1, Miniature Metro. 4:30, News. 4:15 Hollywood Spotlight.

KMT13 -4. w Hawkins. 4:30, News. 4:45. Volney James.

K Baseball. Kfil•'.1 -1, News. 4:30, Obserser. 4:45, M olt Ed.

KRKID -1:15. New. KFXM -4. Boys' Choir. 1:30. Youth Drama.

Krima Orel'. 4:30, Master Singers. 4:55. Hollywood Gossip,

1/1:11-3. Drnmas of Youth. 4:30, FA Fitzpatrick.

KFOX -I. John Brown. 4:30. Swing. KGF.11 -1. News. 4:15, Salvation Army. 4:30. Lowell Weeks. 4:45, Music.

KV0E -1. Ness'.. 4:15. Open. 4:30. Nobody's Children.

5 to 6 P. M. K °two. 5 :30. Organ. EN X -5. Kid's II:Om:roc,. 5:30. Itus-see Oral. 5:45. t. Serenade.

-BEHIND THE SCENES" Leaders in Business, Politics and Society tell the inside story

In --- Mon. thru Sat.

5:30-5:45 p.m. KMTR-570 kc.

KNX -11:1a. Public. Affairs. 6:30. News. 6:45. Sports Huddle. 6:55. N ews.

KI1.1 -0. World's lair. tI:30, John It. Hughes. 6:15, D 'relic Con-sent ion.

KF W11 -0. News. 6:15, Strollin' T 6:30, homier:slims Counselor. 6:45. Disieland Band.

KMPC -0. Russ Moreno. 0:15, Music-Graphs. 6:30. Gay 90's.

KMTR--6. Waltz time. 6:30, Life Payments. 6:45. Johannes Steele.

KFAC -6. News. 0:30, Gospel Hour. KGF.1 -6. News. 0:30. Gold Hour. KRKI11 -6:15 Father Flynn. KFXM -6 Pacific. Party. 11:30. JOhn B. Hughes 0:15 (' lllll edY.

REND -6. Open. 6:30. Melody in the Night.

KFA'A -6, Open. 6:3), Melody. KGB -6, World': Fair l'arty. 6:30, News and VieWS. 6:45. Open.

KDB-6. World's Fair Party. 6:30. John B. Hughes. 6:45, Nat. Re-publican Cons cotton.

KGER -0. News. 6:05. Mexican. 6:30, Italian Journal.

RIDE--6. World's Fair Party. 6:30. John It. Hughes. 6:45, Democratic Consention.

KIIJ -5, Hawaii Calls. 5:30, Daily C lllll ics 5:45, Musk.

KECA -5. Barn Dance. KF WB -5. Stuart Hamblen. K MPC -5. Buccaneers. 5:15. News. 5:30, Redondo Esening Ili School.

KSITR -5. Voi ce" James. 5:30, In-tersiew..c. 5:45. Eventide.

Klilt-15. Hawaii Calls. 5:30, Mozart inern.

Krtlx -5. Swing, 5:40. Beauty Talk. 5:15. Swing.

RI:ER -5. News. 5:05. Latin Hour. KV0E--5, Ads. 5:15. Hawaii Calls. 5:30, Opera Series.

KEDX -6, Ne w.. 0:10, Snorts. 6:13, Words-Music 6:30. Swine. 6:45, Hawaiians

KFVD -5. Mystery Agents. 5:15, News.

6 to 7 P. M. KFI -e. Came Carillon. 6:30, Traf-fic: Tribunal. 635, Ansi Cowboy.

7 to 8 P. M. KF1 -7. Barn Dance, KNX -7, Sky Blazers. 7:30, Best Boys. 7:15, Goodman Orel:.

KII.1 -7. Hawaiians, 7:15. Inside of Spurt s. 7:30 Malesille Orch.

KS'A'A -7, McGee irch. 7:30, Hall (Inch.

RF W11 -7. Fred Skinner. 7:15. Rob-ert Arden. 7:30, Hollywood Park Knees.

KSIPC -7. Novatones. 7:15. News. 7:30. Revue

K3ITR -7. Music. 7:30. News Reel. 7:45. Dance.

KEAC -7. Christian Science. 7:15. Playgnoind Dept. S :30. Dr. M irk).

wliE.1 -7. Scianish Hour. KRKI1 -7. News. 7:15. Three-Quar-ter Time ":::to Da Tau Know?

RESG -7. W olin. Service. KFSD -7. Whistling Parson. 7:30, Hall Orch.

KGII -7. Hawations. 7:15. Inside of Snorts. 5:30. Maleville (keit. 7:41. Horlick Presents.

14111 N-7. Poetry. 7:15. Musk. KGES -7, News. 7:05, Holy Ghost Rally.

KVIDE-Iona Hawalianc. 7:15, Stu-dio. 7:311. Cronin's. Crackers.

8 to 9 P. M. KFI -11. Dorsey's Orch. 8:30. Gordon Ori•li.

KNX -13. Hit Parade. 8:45, Noble

KI1.11 -11. Imperial Intrigue. 11:30.

KNN-11. HQ Parade. 11:45. Fin Kit., (kelt.

K114 -it. Imperial Intrigue. 8:30, Onen.

- u:CA-111. Savitt Oreh, 11:34). Ben Wit:rimer. Sports. 8:45. Onen.

KIE WR -S. Nasal Salute. 8:30. Colon Rescue Mission. 111V -S. ()tinker Theater. 8:15, Concert. /1:30 Henry Ring. 6:45. Harry line:hit.

'Ast ra -11 Donee. ifFs(* -11:1‘. Baseball. KGEJ -is News. 8:15. Crime Is Born. KING-8 Healing Sersice.

KCSts -ft. slo w: Drell. 830, Sports. *•45. Open.

Ii1:11 -A, Imperial Intrigue. 1:311, Prom.

K X-1 Lucca's. P:15, Quartet. svoilier and Dail.

SHOCP-11, NeWs, 8:05. Riololto Hove.. KVOE -A, Imperial Intrigue. 5:30, Dance.

9 to 10 P. M. 1111 -9, Ma Inerk's Oreh. 9:30, Grand Ole OnrY.

KNX -9. Bill Henry. 9:15, Sports R dup. 9:20. Open. 9:30. Busse On+ 9:55, News.

K11.1 -9. News. 9:15. Sat. Night Part y.

Marriare Club. 9:30. Ra-arms Orel:. 9:45. News.

RF W11-1), Noble Orch. 9:30. News. 9:15. itallar,"

KMPC -9. We Who Would Die. 9:15. Musicgraphs 9:30. Dance. 9:45. News.

KNITIt -9. MaSleal Comedy. 9:30. Hawaiian, 9:45, Merry Go Round.

KFA(' -9. itaSChall. KliF.1 -11. Jewish Hour. KIPS(i -)l. Healing Sersice. 9:30. Sun-day School Teacher.

KGB-9, News. 9:15, Sat. Night Party.

KFOX -9, News, 9:15, Music, 9:30, Jasper Orel:, 9:45, Christy Orch.

KGER -9. News. 9:30, Rev, Crouch. KV0E -0. News. 9:15, Sat. Night Party.

10 to 11 P. M. 11F1 -10. Friml Orel'. 10:30, Retell-man Orch.

KNX -10. Goodman Ord), 10:30, An-drews illeters.

June 23, 1940 RADIO LIFE Pa ge 23 -

Linton Wells in W ar a n d P ea c e

Five days of every week Linton wells may be found in the .news studio of CBS in New York, drawing on his wide experiences throughout

rat 1& Sat. Sleht Party. KECA-10, Pb11-Harmonia. KF WB-10, Art Tatum, 10:15, Bowl- log Notes. 10:30, Swing,

KMPC-10, Viennese Music. 10:15, San Sam Koki. 10:36, Viennese Music.

KMTR-10. Phil Lopez Orch. 10:30, Peter Potter.

itriz t Mielody "our.

KFSG -10, Silver Band. 10:30, Send Poem.

KFSD-10, Feint' Orch, 10:30. Sully Orch.

KGB-10, Sat. Night Party. KFOX-10, Musk. 10:15, Hamilton Orch. 10:30, Hoopli Orch. 10:45 Roberts Orch.

KVOE-lo, Sat. Night Party. KIFVD-10, Jack Bellboy.

11 to 12 Midnight KFI-11, News. 11:15, Gary Notting-lerTh. Orch. 11:30, Archie Loveland

abroad. On weekends he is an observer in the Ford Motor

the world to give listeners his views the

Company's great River Rouge KNX-11, News. 11:15. Young Orch. of conflict plant. 1N1e:w30s.. Manny Strand Orch. 11:55,

KIIJ-U. Sat. Night Party. KECA-11, Paul Carson. KFWB-11. Dance. ILMPC -11, Music Nightcap, KMTR-11, Melody Lane. KFAC-11, Henry Orch. 11:30, Ken. tacky Boys.

KGFJ-11. News. KFX31-11. Andy lone Orch. 11:30. Kings a Rhythm, 11:45, Chas.

_Deanul Orel:. KFSG -11. Music.

KFSD -11, Nottingham's Orcb. U:30. Loveland Orch.

KGB--11,U Sat. Night Party. KV0E-- , Sat. Night PartY.

1 ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS FOR CONVENIENCE 1 Albright. Eddie Albright, Eddie KI1.1 11:15 .4-!-P Hawaii Calls .......KHJ. KGB. KV_OE ,5:00 P-- Sa Old-fashioned Revival Hour

KHJ, 2:15 P-311-F Hawthorne Rouse HET. 8:30 P-M Aldrich Family KF1-KFSD, 7:30 P-8 Haven of Res t.... KHJ, tGB. KVOE, 3:30 P-3I-F On Your J. b KILL KGB. K m. 5:00 P-Su Alec Templeton Time... -. -_ _./U01, 5:30 P-3I Helen Trent __ ... __ - KNX, 8:30 A-M-F One Man's Family ..........._... ......ig n ,. 84::3030 Ap_s--Sou

All board . ____. .K11 9:00 P-W Help Th., Neighbor- Allen KF'WB, 3:00 P-Su O'Nells , Frea"._-_----.. - - KFI. 8 P- W Hilltop House _ __- _KNX, U:30 P-31-1, Open Forum - KFI 1:45 P-31-F Alice Blair KFAC, .:00 P-Su .KFI. 2:30 P-31-F Hit Parade ..KNX, 8:00 P-S. Orphans of Divoree.-.KECA. KFSD_, 11:00 A-M-k' Al Pearce Gang KNX, 5 r—ra Highway Romances

KEU, KGB. KVOE, 10:15 A--Su (O/u.renG,3.al JaSeuknday ------._._--KNX. 8:45 A-3I-F Am. Album of Mushy .....-........--KFI 5:30 P-Su KNX 4:15 P-111-F Hollywood Playhouse. KFI 7:00 P- W American Challenge ... _ KFI, 8:00 P-31

Parker Family --KDKIeB KpcFX.M8:,304 PP-8a

Honeymoon Hill...__.KECA. Kkli.D_, _11:15 A-M-F Passing Parade .---KECA. KFSD. 8:00 P-111 American Forum Hollywood Spotlight.,.,.KMPC 4:45 *P-Tu- W-Fr KFI. 8:15 P-Su American Notes

People's 'Platform .KNX. 3:00 P-S. Amos-Andy Hotta, Por tland . .- -- -. K_FI. P- W _KNX. IEMPC. 7:00 P-311-F Hope. Pepper Young'. Family .. .... API, 11:30 A-31-F

Andrews Sisters . - KNX, 10:30 P-Tu-S. Hour of Charm _.KFI. 6:00 P-Su Philharmonia - ECA. 10:00 P-Daily Andy & Virginia ___ _ IiMPC, 1:00 P-M-S.

Hughes, John B. Pipe Smoking Time ...KNX, AAnrdswene,r RAoubcetrito n __._ KHJ, KGB, KVOE, KMPC, KF2CM, KDB. Plantation Party K n. 77::3300 PP--WM -Arnold Grimm's DaughtKerF W-.BK_,WI__I'7,: 1150 :P1-5 TAu-ThM--SFa PPloeea sDurrae mTaism e .__. __ ___-_KKEFCI,A 7, :900:0 0P -P-31T-Fu 6:30 P-3I-F

Ask-it Basket Hymns ELNX, 730 P-Th of AU Churches KFI. 10:45 A-M-Tu-ThPortia Blake Aunt Jennie KNX, 10:15 A-M-F I Lo Peter Potter Love a Mystery AFL 9:30 P-Th Autrey, Gene _________........__ ..... ..KNX. 2:30 P-Su Ins ide Sports Prof. Askem .XECA. 10:00 A-311

SFS % 1:30 P-11 Bachelor's Children KILL KPMC, ILFICK, 7:15 P-Tu,Th,Sa Pretty Kitty Kelly .- -.-__ _KNX. 12:00-31-F

KEU. KGB KVOE, 10:45 A-M-F Information Please __SECA. KF813. 7:00 P-Tu Prof. Puxzlewit _ _________ KFI. 3:00 P-Su Baker. Art K11. 3:00 P-31-F Inglewood Park Concert .... _.KNX, 8:00 n__su Prof Quiz _KNX, 8:30, P-111 Balboa Park Organ KFSD. 2:30 P--Su Invitation of Education.. _ _KN_X ,12:30 P-Su Pull Over Neighbor, KHJ, KGB, KVOE, 8:00 P-111 Barn Dance g m 7:00 p-sa Irene Rich - - - --HOF I. 7:15 P-Su Quiz Court K M, 7:30 P-F /BSeaalt let hoef Btahen d S exes -- .----.--KF1 8:30 P-Tu I Was There...-_-_-_-.._.- ..... KNX. 9:15 P-Su Question BeeKNX 7•30 P-Tu

- -_.KFi. 2:30 P-Su Jarvis, Al KFWB, 2:30 P-Sa Radio City Musk flail. Bergen. Benny, •E tdckg ar _ _- _______ ____-_-..KKFFIL, 74::3000 PP--SSou JJeolhlon nyP roP_grreasmen t.s -. __.KFI. 7 :30 P-Su ICE25:4, KFSD. 8:00 A-Su

Kkl_. 7:30 P-Tu Red Cross .... __-_-_-.KECA. KFSE1. 9:00 A-Su Bernie. Ben ____________- -. KNX, 8:00 P- W Johnny Presents — ..KNI, 7:30 P-F J1 ., Best Buys KNX, 7:00 P-Su _ KNX. 4:30 P-Th John's Other wite i mci CKFS_D ,U:30 A-M-E Rich, Irene _ ILFI, 7:15 P-litt Best Buys ANN. 7:30 P-Sa Johnson Family KH.1, 1:30 P-M-F Right to Happiness _. - -KN_IC_ ,_9:30 a-31-F Beta e en the Bookends Joyce Jordan . KNX. 2:30 P-M-F Road of Life

KECA KFSD. 9:15 A-311-F Rochester _KF1 12:011-Pd-F Just Plain Bill _--KECA. KFSD. U:45 A-311-F .KFI, 7:30 P--Su Big Sister KNX, 10 00 A-111-F Kaltenborn. H. -V. -__ _.-..KFI. 3:45 P-S. Romance of Riwal - .,,-_

Biondi. KNX. 6:30 P-Tu Kultenborn -.--. ... - KFSD. 3:45 P- W - K W, -KGB, KVOE. 10:15 A-Si Boddy. Manchester KFL 9:15 P-Tu Kash Kw': . KFWB, 8:30 P-To Ross. Lann_r ..KNX. 7:15 P-311-F Book of Books KECA. KFSD, 9:00 A-Su Kaltenborn KFSD, 9:30 P-All Roosevelt, nleanor _ ..... _... -.KF1_,_ 15 A-Tu,Th Bookworm KHJ, 2 :15 P-31-F Kathleen Neil. .... _'' 'KNX 1:00 P-111-k Rudy Valle Program --: __K n. 5:30 P-Th Bir d. Inters iews K.NX, 2:15 P-Tu-Th Kathleen Norris. by..- -._-...KFI. 9:30 A-151-F Sagmaster Bridge Club . ... ------ K_F_L 8:45 A-M-1. Kate Dr. - . .KFI. 9:45 A-M-F Salute Americas .KILL 2:43 P-S. Bardick, Hal _.-- _ _ ... .KFI. 9:00 P-Su Kay K_yser ..---- -- -__KFL 6:00 P- W KFIJ, KF1 KVOE, KGB, IC1111, 10:00 A-Su Burns. Bob ._ . - _KNX. 6:00 P-Th Kitty Keene -. _..-KFI, 1:13 P-3I-F Salt Lake City Tabernacle KNX, 8:30 A-Su Burns and Allen--- --------KNX. 6:30 P- W Kraft Mushy Hall _ ___KFI. 6:00 P-Th Saturday Nigh Serenade _--.KIVX. 5:45 P-S.

Kostelanetz. Andre — ._ -_KNX. 8:00 P-31 Saturday Night Party California Melodies__________ KHJ, 8:00 P-Th boils, Fulton K M, KGB. KVOE, 1/P1170, KFXM. 9:15 P-S0 Camel Caravan _ __ .KFI. 6:00 P--Sa

Second Husbanu KKJ. KGB, KVOK, KDB, KPMC, KFX3I. Carefree Carnival _ _.KFI. 6:30 P-Su Secret Agent .KNX. 5:00 P-Tu Carters of Elm Street 9:30 P-M-F KVOE, tHJ, KGB, 7:30 P-Tu KI1J. KGB. KVOn. 8:45 A-M-/f Life Begins _-__.--___ _KNX. 11:30 A-Pa-r Show of the Week

Catalina Quiz KNX, 1:30 P-31-11 Life of Byron ...KH,T, 1:00 P-Tu Signal CarinKiivlial KGB, KVOE. KFX31, 2:30 P-Su Life Can Be BeautIfuL- ..KNX. 9:15 A-M-F Cavalcade of America KFI, 5:00 P-Tu Life Dramas Smith. Kate AFL 6:30 P-Su Kr!, 2:00 P-F Smith. Kate _ KNX, 2:46 Cavalcade of Hits . KNX, 8:00 P-F . KECA. 1:30 P-ssiu Light of the World...-_ —__KF211 1.0e0:00 A,7-31-e ('hef Milani lig n. 3:30 p-/...-Th Lincoln Highway Sotial Secretcry.....7......-:__-.KMPC, 3:00 P-M- W-F

Show Boat Chef Milani - - KFL 3:45 P- W __ an. 7 :30 P-Su EFL 7:15 P-F Lbmbardo, Guy KNX. 6:00 P-31 Society Girl ...--. _ __._.KNIC. 11:00 A-31-F Chicago Round Table ._ - - KEI, 10:30 A-Su Spelling Bee ..._. Lone Ranger, KHJ. KGB. KVOE. 7:30 P-M, W.F KNI. 1:00 l'-Su

Church of Air __ AC:VI. 10:00 A--su Lux Radio Theatre ._ ___ _ KNX. 5:00 P-M Sport., Huddle...- 2 =-KNX_, 6:45 P-Tu-Th-S. Classic Hour ._.._ ....... _ =.KECA, 1:00 P-M-Sa. Colonna, Jerry KFI. 6:00 P-Tu Ma Perkins .. .KFI, 11:15 A-31-F Stepmother __ __ ____KNx. 12:43 P.-51-F

Story of Us All - -- .... -....KF1 8:00 A--Su Columbia Symphony KNX. 11:00 A-su Major Bowes .JiLliX, 5 P-Th Strange As It Seems ___ ___KNX: 8:00 P-Th 0..V.Iumbia Workshop . ......... ..KNX. 4 P-Su Major League Baseball. KMPC, 12:30 P-31-F Swing. Raymond Gram Columbia Camera Club KNX, 10:30 P-M manhattan Merry-Go-Round ....... - ._K....1.1. 5 P-Su KDB, KHJ, KVOE. KFX-111, 6: 0 P-51, W.Tb,F cum ies .. .. __ _____ KILL 0:15 o_sg_g. Marriage Club -',.I.:A, 9 P-Sa Conley, Ali; .... - ---- -Crosby, Bing ___ KFI. 6:00 P-Tii

KNX. 9 P-Su Masterpieces _ ..KFAC, 3:00 P-M-k Martin, Tony KNX. 8:00 P-M Templeton, Alec ..... _...-. - ILINKF_X_,1.88:30:30 PP-- 41.1

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Crosby. Bob - _- __KFI, 6:00 P-S. Mary Foster_ KNX. 3:00 P-31 Telephone Show _ ___.__KFI, 4:0t: P-311 Crommit. Frank . — _. _ K M. 8:30 P-Ti, Mary Marlhi _ _ ,._. ___.KFL 11:00 A-M-F Texaco Star Theatre ..... _..._ . ___KNX, 5:00 I'-%V Cub Theatre - .---.-7.1EMPC. 6:30 P-Su This Amaying America Me('une Orcb - - KE11.- K13.13. KVOE. 9:15 P-Th

McGee, Fiboer ........ .._. - _ KF1 5:30 P-Tu David. Elmer .K.NX 4:55 P-Dally Meet the Stars .... KOH.L Town Hall Tonight KECA, liCFSD. 1:30 P--F .KYOE, KFX.31 8:00 P-Tu KFL 8:00 P- W Death Valley Days 0 -IF Meet Miss Julla...----._ ....... ...-- KFI, 2:45 P-M-F True Life Drama. Kfl, 2:00 P-31-F Denny's Orch KGB. KVOE.. 8:00 P-Th Melton, James .- _. — .KNX 5:00 P-Su True or False ____ __KE( 1. KFSD, 7:30 P-31 Denurracy in Action_ . KNYL, 9:30 A-tsu Melody Ranch __. Twilight Trail. - .__.-_KNX., 2:30 P-Su District Attorney ..._._.______KFI, 4:00 P-Th Mencken, Helen KHJ, KGB, KVO/:. K M), 8:45 P-Tu,Th Dramas of Youth ...... Midstream .KFI, 1:30 P-51-F KNX, 5 P-Tu

Tune Up Time _____ _ . KNX, 8:00 P-M W U, ICGII. KVOE. 4:00 P-S. Merry Go Round ....... _......_._ ........ KNX. 12 M -M-F Uncle Waiter's Doghouse KFI, 6:30 P-Tu

r. . ----_----- -KFKI irl9, :45 A-M-F Miller's Orch. KNX, 6 P-Th Union Oil Opera - ------ KFL 7:30 P-31 s:oo P-M K n. 6:30 P-Su Mine to Cherish - - AFL 2:15 P-M- W-F Vaalsuzi,e are%

Dog House - -- ______K_F I ,6:30 P-Tu Missing Heirs _. ....-.. — ..KNX. 4:30 P-Tu V on KFI, 6:00 P-11, Molly it Fit& _ . K M. 5:30 P-Tu Varieties . ... _-_ ---_KECA, KF§11.0:1300:0:-.41-4 Dyer. Heaven . ..KNX. 6:45 P-Tu,Th,Sa Morning Jamboree _ -_ KECA, 9:30 A-31,Tu,F Venter, Mel... .K11J, 6:45 P-Th

M'sieu Capitaine MECA, 6:30 P-Tu Vie and Sade .. .. -_ .... _KFI, 11:43 A-1K-1' Easy Aces ........_KECA K IND. 8:00 P-Tu,,W,Th Munn. Frank ..- _ ____,__K_FL 5:30 P-Su War News ... .....-. —.---- KNX. 6:30 P-Tu Eddie Albright Ellery Queen g m. 11:13 a_m- w-F Munson, Ona ... _ - ____KNX. 7:30 P —Tu War Perkies .. KFOX 10:00 A -Su

-liMPC. 3:30 P--Su Murray. Johnny... _. - __. KFI, 8:30 A-M- W-F Waring, Fred.--- -.K n. 7:00 P-31-To-Th-F Fibber McGee & Molly .KFI, 530 P-Tu Murray. Re _KNX. 5:00 P- W Welt: Tirne .. KFL 5:00 P-F

4:00 P-F Musical Americana ...Kife.11. Imo. 7:30 P-Th Musical Steelmakers We. the People — - KNX, 8:00 P-Tu

'Ford Sunday Evening Fitch Bandwagon Hour...-.KKNFXI. , 53::9300 PP---SSiuc KEG), KGB, KVOE, KDB, KPMC, KFX.M. %Imre Arn on .... When A Girl Marries% . _.KNX. 8:15. A -31-F Friendly Neighbors 1:00 P-Su

Wha niy41KcliTou9:;?, KEW. KGB. KVOE. 11:00 A-31-k My Children ...- - - -- ..KNX. 1:15 P-M-1, KECA, 7:30 P- W Do?

KPIIC. KFXM 4:30 P- W My Son an i -ILNX. 10:45 A-M-F

Garber Orch What'. My Nam. _... KFL 5:30 P.-lc KB.). KGB, KVOE. 9:15 P-Tu Myrt and Marge _. - - _.JCIXX U•15 P-31-F What's On Tour 1111itlf — . KNX, 8:30 P-M

Girl Alone . ..KFI 1.00 P-M-F National Barn Dance _ g m 7:0s p_aa Wilfieey. SatreL iii; ... __. _.K.ECA. 10:45 A -1'n-F Goldberg. - - .KNX, 9:00 A-M-F News Reel. KMTR, 7..i0 P-31- W-F W KNX, 3:20 P-M-F Good News _ _. __,_.... K R. 5:00 P-Th Night Edllor ._ _. — ._._ ... KFI. 9:00 P-Su Winchell. Walter KFI, 8:00 P-Su Goodwill Hour -- -- KECA. KF141), 6:00 P-Su Novatones ..- - - ---.K.Miqy. 745 P-31- W-Th Woodbury Playhouse. 'CFI, 800 l'- W G-31iin -. - --KIIJ. 6:45 P-Ti Novatones - -._. KFI. 7:15 P-Su KMPC, 7:00 -Sa zRorr1ds'slea Stage Grand Central grodlon- ............ KNX, 5:30 P-11 Owens Orch..- .KFIVB 7:00 r--sa-F

/MCA. 8 P-Su Young Doc tor Malone — .....KNX.. 280 P-111-F Happened in HollYwood...---KNX. 11:15 1,-.111-I Old Held Show KFI, 6:00 P-F World's Fair ..K1U. 6:09 P-Sa

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