Gaynor ** Franicie Sinatra

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JOEL VIPPERMAN

ERSKINE JOHNSON

CARVETH WELLS HU MAN COMPTO METER ... Joel Kupperman RADIO LI Gets Arou mensely and find it a dandy three more stations likely to be interested, cents worth of material. I like the This Week's Prize it perhaps would be helpful all versatility of coverage and appreci- around. Winning Letter ate the difficulty, in fact, the im- possibility, of pleasing of everyone. Mr. George H. Wells, 4443 Verdugo Road, Miss Dorothy Nicholson, Elk Grove, Calif. Being both religiously and musically Los Angeles, Calif. minded, I should like a little more Sirs: Thank you for your informal stress put, on the list of sacred air- Sirs: I wonder if you could not reply. I do love radio or anything ings. For instance, I'm sure you suggest to one of the broadcasting pertaining to it and when I get an have a wide audience of young peo- stations the use of a half hour of answer from anyone associated with ple Christian Endeavor-minded, but time for a course in conversational it, I'm in seventh heaven. Immedi- Spanish, at least twice a week? If ately, I save it away in my scrap- I wonder how many know of the fine presentation given by the C. E. the English equivalent is given with book. One of my most cherished the Spanish, it should interest Mexi- possessions are my letters from each Saturday afternoon? I stum- can students of English as well as "Hymns of All Churches." They bled upon it quite by accident but enjoy it thoroughly. Couldn't one persons studying Spanish. Of course, have used a lot of my suggestions there is no real substitute for per- and the most successful was a duet of your publications give us the sonal instruction in a language, but sung by Kenneth Morrow and Mar- highlights of these fine programs, among them, "The Old-Fashioned phonograph records have done fair- gery Mayers on September 14. It ly well and both are expensive. was the finest thing they have done Revival House," "Union Rescue Mis- sion," some of the quartets, etc. Certain types of sponsors might yet. Franklyn MacCormack and his I am another complainer about be found to consider this instruction poem reading add an inspirational as good a medium for their com- touch. blatant noise preceding and closing mercials as some of the alleged mu- What I want Radio Life to do is sic that comes over the air. Instruc- to write them up. They need and tors in Spanish in one of the local deserve it. There are lots of people, colleges might find this a means not hymn-conscious, whn) would of making contact with private pu- more than enjoy this broadcast if pils, and too, it might be a good it was talked about more. Here's subject for a public service feature hoping something comes of my plea. on some stations. Radio Lift plans 10 use some articles about religious programs in the near fu- It is going to be a desirable thing ture, and we'll remember your request. to know conversational Spanish after the war and though one can learn to read it from a book, con- Mrs. Kenneth E. Gross, 9798 Glen Oaks versational language can not be so Blvd., Roscoe, Calif. learned. Sirs: Indeed, the ear inspires the If you could refer this to one or pen. I do enjoy your magazine im- 4,00 ,-0740,1,-demi. IF YOU AREN'T FOR EATING VITAMINS VICTORY O .* —the higher potency, complete Listen to FOR BREAKFAST vitamin -mineral diet supplement. Southern California's largest sell- You're Wasting Time ing multivitamin product! is Essential VITAMINS The Broadway Because Zoom is ready to eat in an with all unknown 8-complex factors, instant—just stir into salted boiling 5 Essential Minerals Cal., Phos., Iron, Iodine, Copper. water and turn off the heat. News eomfta,te Every day at 12 noon and FISHER'S the VALUE and potencies—and Monday through Friday Instant Cooldng Flaked you'll choose"Vitamins forVictory." Whole Wheat at 5 p.m., over KHJ. (' II F. A I. You'll like the handy packs for pocket or purse! Nponsor of: 30-Day Supply Only 9" "JAMES ABBE OBSERVES" THE BROADWAY heard mail. ill ra Fri. Ia er K 'A at 7 ::111 AT YOU R GR OCE R Where Los Angeles Shops with Confidence

'Pa ge Two some of the best programs. I understand "Kate Smith Speaks' is one of THIS WEEK the programs most widely listened Letter Contest to, yet they have no music at all. October 24, 1943 Neither Kate nor Ted scream or Each week, Radio Life will blare. They don't need to, but their award a six months' subscription ARTICLES * * * * sponsors must be satisfied, or the to the magazine for the best let- program wouldn't be on the air. ter submitted to "Ear Inspires the Pen" department. Try to Human Comptometer— I have been an "I Love a Mys- make your letters to the point Part I 4 tery" fan for years but agree with but radio-slanted. Come on, you By Evelyn Rigsby the mothers of children, the pro- members of Radio Life family, get gram isn't all it should be as a Little Gaynor's Real bedtime story. Could that program busy and put your opinions on -Seventh Heaven" 6 put on, instead, a group of drama- radio subjects into the best letters you can compose. tizations from various authors of Close-Up of Craveth mystery stories for children . . Wells 33 something on the order of the Sat- urday morning's "Let's Pretend" Keep on growing bigger and bet- But Can He Cook? 34 series. Goodness knows, the radio ter, although you're swell right now. Hilda Black air is full of mystery tales for Thank ton for the pleasant expres- That's For Me! 36 adults these days! sions of ahpreciation. We realize your interest in the religious programs you As for com mercials, I guess those mention is shared by many of our are the thorns of the rose, but I readers and we plan to devote some PHOTO FEATURES * * do wish at times some of them spare to stories about some such radio features soon. Regarding "I Love a Album of Stars 8 didn't grow quite so long! Mystery," it is both produced and writ- I would be interested in seeing ten by Carlton Morse, who also authors Seen on the Radio Scene 40 "One Mail's Faintly." While this pro- pictures of some of the versatile gram is not aimed at an adult audience characters. Who is the "Anthony exclusively, it is intended as fare for Loring" of "Young Widder Brown," grownups primarily, and, is one of the COLUMNS * * * most popular mystery series of that na- alias "Dick Campbell" of "Right to ture on the air. Life Lines 15 Happiness" and "Madge Hart" of Ned Weaver is the "Anthony Loring" Stella Dallas," alias "Mrs. Petty of "Young Widder Brown." Sorry, we Hunt Cooper" of "Young Widder can't answer the other questions about Chef Milani 39 characters in serials, as yet. These Brown," etc., the had girl of the shows originate in the east and therefore serials? 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Page Three HE MAKES LIKE AN INDIAN upon arrival at Hollywood's JOEL TOSSES OFF A LITTLE CUBE ROOT. Although he Radio City, where he met many famous ether folk, among dispatches algebra in no time at all, little Kupperman en- them, Red Ryder's Little Beaver (Tommy Cook). joys his third grade arithmetic, too.

the store and get the right answers, too. . Love and kisses, Joel." "P. S.: My grandfather has teeth he takes out at night, but he is smart." This after-thought paragraph was provoked by the cracks that Jack Benny had made about Fred Allen's false teeth and accompanying low mentality and meant to infer that not all persons using other than their own grinders were dumb. That was two years ago. Since that time, Joel Kupperman has been on the "Quiz Kid" radio program the fact that Joel's father was, as a 36 times. He is now seven years old, PART t lad, quite nimble with figures. There is in the third grade. is no doubt he would have been a "He didn't speak a word until he Quiz Kid if there had been such a was a year and a half old," confid- By phenomenon some thirty years ago. ed Joel's father. "Harriet talked "Joel's sister, Harriet, is .a year when she was nine months old." EVELYN BIGSBY older than Joel," Mr. Kupperman Joel is making up for his infant informed us one day shortly after taciturnity. The other day, when he the Kuperman family came to Hol- was honor guest at a press luncheon lywood to fulfill Joel's picture con- at Hollywood Athletic Club, he stag- Q%O*4 Sundays, Blue-KECA8:30 p. m. tract. ed a one-boy Quiz Kid show, all the HAT 13 and 13 make 26 "Joel used to sit down at the while squirming and putting himself was the astonishing dis- little table opposite Harriet when through fascinating acrobatics. covery of Joel Kupper- she copied figures and words. We His parents say that his mind man when he was four were obliged to teach him numbers works faster than his power of ex- J years old. early because he was learning pression, hence Joel's incessant To hear him pronounce this them upside down from looking at wriggling and his generous use of mathematical fact pleased Papa and her work across the table." "um-a" as a filler between words. Mama Kupperman im mensely. When Joel was finally old enough With an admittedly high I. Q. W henever company came, Joel to go to school, he continually pest- (more than 200), Joel didn't bat an showed off by adding 13 and 13. ered the teacher with mathematical eyelash as he was asked to give the The Kuppermans didn't suspect queries. One day, somewhat faceti- cube root of 6859 and 3375, to add they had a future Quiz Kid in their ously, she said: "Why don't you (mentally) 12, 45, 26, 63, and 97, or family—not even when Joel formed become a Quiz Kid?" to translate 102 degrees Fahrenheit the habit of putting himself to sleep Joel hustled home and wrote the Into centigrade. by multiplying by 2. following letter: In fact, it took the press consider- One thing which would make the "I want to be a Quiz Kid. I able time and effort to figure out Kuppermans oblivious to their can add faster than the man at a few questions for Joel. Asked the chaos mathematical propensity is Page Four formula for finding the area of a and magazine stories, but, as yet, circle, he replied: "Well" (sidewise Joel has not seen it. wiggle) "um-a" (hiking up left A feature article in 4 recent issue knee) "pie R square" (head bobbing of Coronet concerned Joel and was under table). entitled "Superman Kupperman." Queried about the plot of "The Children in Joel's grade had their Tempest," Joel sortied into a com- attention drawn to the story and prehensive sum mary which he pre- started calling Joel "superman." faced by "We-11, I fink . . ." Ignorant of the source of their "He knows more about it than we epithet, Joel calmly announced: "I do," muttered one of the press rep- am not superman be-cause I don't resentatives. have hair on my chest and I am not eight feet tall.' Quizzed about Magellan, Joel replied: "He died in the Philippines He goes home for lunch, tears into the house as soon as school is because he did'unt mind his own biz-ness." out and chokes down a big sand- wich before joining the gang. Just When he could not name the ex- now, playing soldier is the thing. plorer who discovered San Diego Joel and his gang have hide-outs bay, Joel did a slow-motion revolu- and keep the air ringing with "bang- tion, stated pointedly: "I-a only bang!" know —urn-a--certain things!" By five o'clock, he must come The one-lad quiz over, Joel was inside, for there's a bath to be ad- sent out of the room while his par- ministered before supper, and then ents braved a fistful of questions. an early bedtime at 6:30, for Joel "He's a perfectly normal child," gets up next morning at six. When they insisted in unison, "and we he was in Hollywood, he was bun- want to keep him that way." dled early into bed notwithstanding the fact that "Quiz Kids" aired at The Kuppermans live five blocks 8:30. from Joel's school, maintain a seven Joel appears to lead an ordinary, room duplex. "With a swim ming middle-class life. His parents are in pool in back," added Mrs. Kupper- moderate circumstances and Joel's l b, JUST A NORMAL BOY, so Joel's man. only remuneration for appearing on parents claim, and this picture, "Not a swimming pool like the the Quiz Kid show is a $100 war taken right after the Quiz Kid arrived in ones you Californians have," cor- bond. His father is an engineer em- Hollywood, seems to prove it. rected Mr. Kupperman. "Ours is only ployed by the city of Chicago. a five by 11 wading pool." "Joel and Harriet both do eighth Apparently, Joel enjoys his third grade reading," stated Mr. Kupper- grade work, helps his teacher cor- man. His first book was Christopher rect the others' arithmetic papers, Columbus. He likes movies— West- Quiz Kid Kupperman Has and quietly does algebra when he erns and slap-stick, also newsreels, has whizzed through his third grade but we don't let him attend very An I. Q. of 200 Plus, But problems. often because his eye o are weak. The neighborhood children take And absolutely no comic books." He is 'Just a Normal Boy' Joel for granted. Mr. and Mrs. Kup- Does Joel ever yet spanked? What did perman hope and pray it will stay he think about Hollywood? Head Part II According to His Parents of this story in next week's Radio Life that way. His mother is compiling a and know snore about Quiz Kid Kup- scrap book of her son's publicity pennon.

p. THE KUPPERMAN PARTY views Southern Caifornia. Next to Joel is his sister, Harriet. Behind the children are, left to right, Mrs. Kupperman, Mr. Kupperman, and Eliza M. Hickok, representing the owner of the Quiz Kid program. Thrills are mutual for the star and the capacity audience which attends each broadcast of the show. To her, the talent program brings back mem- ories of her own early days in Holly- Little Gaynor's wood. To many in her studio audi- REAL ences, it recalls the days of her nu- merous screen hits, when she was the idol of millions, a type which had a national vogue. First it was Mary Pickford who became "America's Sweetheart." Ethereal Lillian Gish next won the fans' worship. Then along came doll-like, demure little Gaynor. Theater-goers had a shrine in their hearts all ready for someone about like her, so she just walked in and stayed. The years have skipped lightly over that small, proudly-held head with the reddish-gold locks. She still is more like a lovely, showcased As Adrian's Wife, Robin's dolly than a real girl—the trim petite, titian-haired star with the great Mother and Guiding Star of dark eyes and wistful, heart-shaped face. A tricky, Victory coiffure, with New Radio Twinklers, Janet crisp curls about the face, accentu- ates her intriguing "widow's peak" Is Enviably Happy Person and dainty, clear-cut features. Now the wife of Adrian, one of Holly- wood's foremost designers, Janet is Friday, 6 p. nt. ranked among America's best-dressed CBS-K NX women. STAR Is Born. As your Radio Life reporter saw Janet Gaynor's last her, in her dressing room at Colum- film play. Many rate bia Square, she had a crisp self-as- that picture and "Sev- surance quite foreign to her screen enth Heaven" as her and radio ingenue roles. In the pres- two greatest. They ence of the off-stage Gaynor, there gave the actress her was, to us, a constant awareness of own favorite roles. Gaynor, the actress—the polished Today when new stars are "born" professional's careful, close-clipped in Hollywood, often that first chance diction, poised carriage, alertness to to twinkle is on Janet Gaynor's Co- lines and cues. Meeting her brought lumbia network radio show. Miss realization that her film portrayals Gaynor, herself, attained radio star- projected an assumed personality to dom last sum mer as new hostess- a much greater degree than we had emcee of the program, Columbia's six thought. o'clock Friday nighter, "Hollywood Many of Janet Gaynor's screen Showcase." She stepped into that role roles are fraught with pathos and when Mary Astor took over the timidity. Do you remember her as "Roma Show." "Kathie" in "The Return of Peter As the name suggests, the program Grim m"? Her part required an effect serves to "showcase" new profes- of inwardly weeping, while she sional talent. It has fulfilled that smiled. So beautifully performed was purpose with phenomenal success this difficult acting feat of smiling these last few months. The program through tears that all such emotional has turned the spotlight of attention expressions were thenceforth de- upon an impressive array of young scribed as "pulling a Gaynor." Her screen and radio aspirants. real life personality today offers com- Fourteen-year-old Suzanne Burse, plete contrast to her tragic screen sensational coloratura soprano, came self. down from Portland, sang on "Holly- A beautiful home, an adoring hus- wood Showcase," won the judges' band and a shy, dark-eyed little favor and a long-time contract for a boy have made "Seventh Heaven" a star build-up with Metro-Goldwyn- reality. She radiates happiness. Mayer studios. Elois Bright, Holly- It took only one question to bring wotd piano marvel, was a September Radio Life up to date on the current winner who played herself into a bright star of her life. The "half- screen role in Columbia Pictures' pint" radio emcee's reply was prompt. "Cowboy Canteen." Jim my Cook, an- "Robin. That's my three-year-old other recent winner, went into Tom- son." my Dorsey's band as featured vocal- Tells About Son ist. His full name is Robin Gaynor That she cansaid in "discovering" Adrian. He's a brown-haired, brown- these struggling young artists and eyed laddie, with an olive skin, who start them up the ladder to stardom bears some resemblance to both par- is a source of much personal satis- ents. "I'm glad he doesn't have my faction to Miss Gaynor. freckles," his mother remarked. On the day Radio Life talked to DESIGNED BY ADRIAN, WORN BY her, Janet was experiencing her first HIS WIFE. Even Janet's formal tangs of separation from her child. .gowns are demure. She had enrolled him in a Toluca v

Ai r Lake nursery school only the day before. Radio Life requested a picture of Robin, but his parents have always shielded him from publicity and pre- ferred that our story illustrations include no photograph of him. Home, for the Adrians, is a large, tile-roofed stucco, of Mediterranean design, so close to the Lakeside Country Club that they're constantly picking golf balls out of the garden. Palm, eucalyptus and fruit trees almost completely hide the house, which stands on level ground. Small neighbor boys frequently drop in to help themselves to the fruit. Invitation to lolling is the patio, surrounded on three sides by the house, on the third by a garden of tropical plants the Adrians call "the jungle." All three of the Adrians love the huge old pepper tree which shades the patio. Cool blues and greens predominate in the interior color scheme. Vene- 1111 "SHO WCASED" AT THE MIKE. The diminutive "Hollywood Showcase" star, right, tian furniture and paintings lend an .with Beverly Brown and Joe Forte, her supporters, in a sketch they did on the effect of richness. program. Adrian designed the house and its furhishings, had an addition she confesses. "But I do enjoy staying Burgundy tones, can't wear black, built when he and Janet were home." popular with so many redheads, married. "But we have many tastes Can't Cook perks up most of her costumes with in com mon and I love the house and She promptly scotched a screen a pin or flower on her left shoulder, the things he chose for it," she says. columnist's story that publicists have seldom wears hats but usually The square entrance hall has mir- clung to for years. "NO! I can NOT chooses ultra-feminine posy-trim med rored walls and brings the outdoors make wonderful shortbread — or "bonnets" when she does. in by means of many growing plants. shortbread of any description," she The star's all-absorbing ambition The full length of the balustrade has said, with her tinkling laugh. "You is to duplicate her film success in a recessed section in which grow may say, if you wish, I can scramble radio. We asked her if she thought small shrubs and trailing vines. eggs!" actresses were born, not made. "I Opening off one side of the hall is "I enjoy food, all kinds; Russian think they are both born and made", the large, long living room, whose and French dishes, for variety, as she replied. "I don't think it's pos- high ceiling and rich appointments well as plain American cooking. My sible to make any girl into an act- give it a drawing room air. Two sweets I like in candy rather than ress. With good training and direct- couches, covered with a rough green dessert." ion, one can vastly improve an in- nate talent. But the girl must have silk, flank the fireplace. Between Janet's clothes run mostly to suits them is a table about six feet square, the spark—that something which is and tailored or semi-tailored frocks, within and finds outward expression. which holds a cactus garden. In an cut on the smartly simple lines that anteroom between living and dining And for a girl with exceptional tal- distinguish Adrian creations but kept ent, I believe there's always a place, rooms and up a few steps from each feminine with softening touches. She no matter how tightly closed the is a smaller room in which stands a has a strong leaning to wine and grand piano, dramatized by a mas- doors may seem." sive crystal candelabra. 11111.ADRIAN, METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER DESIGNER and Janet Gaynor's husband. French provincial furniture in nat- His original creations for film stars have helped make Hollywood a world fashion ural oak has been used with gay center. chintzes and gleaming damasks in the master bedroom, whose French doors on two sides open onto ter- races, overlooking the patio and the side garden. All four walls of the ad- joining bathroom are mirrored. A peek into Robin's nursery re- veals a large, sunny room, gay with pastels, its furniture scaled to its small occupant's size. He has scores of books, including the "Oz" series and all of Disney's many toys, too, but not the bewildering array one often finds in such homes. Like youngsters in many less luxurious residences, Robin displays amusing preferences in his playthings. "His favorite is the top of an olci bird cage!" laughs Miss Gaynor. "Maybe because he loved the bird so much. And he constantly carries around a couple of dilapidated old dolls." "I can't say I enjoy housekeeping very much, although I know we're expected to be able to take over all ,household duties in these war times," Presenting Jack Douglas, now signed as a regu- lar on the RCA show, "What's New?" (Satur- day, KECA, 4 p.m.). A gagwriter since 1938 for Bob Hope, Red Skelton, and Tommy Riggs, Jack was introduced September 18 as a comedian in his own right and proceeded to wow the audience. His monologues have a Hope zip: "My sweetie is a pin-up girl—she hasn't got all her buttons!" the star's lovely appearance, except, perhaps, to make her several shades TO INCREASE YOUR browner and her hands more practical looking. She's still the glamorous mother and grandmother, and on her anniversary, stepped into the same white satin, form-fitting evening gown in which she posed ten years ago for RADIO Welch's ad. Radio Life's anniversary wish: Many LISTENING PLEASURE happy returns, Irene Rich. We Grieve, Too Kate Smith isn't alone In her sorrow at losing part of her "family" in battle. RADIO: West * National She has been notified that the Con- solidated Liberator, B-24, which she christened the "Kate Smith" in San and International Diego last April, is missing in action. A picture of the bomber and its chris- Irene Celebrates usually to be seen after Sunday's radio tening appeared in the June 13 issue show at Perino's. of Radio Life. Slim Irene Rich celebrated her tenth But we're getting away from the Radio Life was there at that cere- anniversary in radio the other day— anniversary party. Climax was pre- mony, and what impressed us most ten years in.radio and ten years under sentation of a silver service tray from the sponsorship of Welch Grape Juice. was the fact that the crew planned the CBS network to the "Dear John" to keep in touch with Kate. The boys After her "Dear John" broadcast, she star. Just like any other woman re- was feted at a small affair at Colum- did, too. "I wrote them often and ceiving a gift, Miss R. exclaimed: "Oh, eagerly waited for their answers" the bia Square, and believe it or not, the I know just where I'm going to put songbird said. "Then, they owed me punch was Welch Grapejuice, without it!" a stick. Guests who dubious about it a letter for some time, and I was notified that my bomber was missing in at first, ended up by drinking two It's in her living room to remind cups of the beverage. the practical farmer, Irene, that she action. But, I know that letter is is also an important radio personality. going to come. Tommy Harmon got The star looked very smart in her For, as you probably know, the tre- back.. So did Eddie Rickenbacker. I new gray' man-tailored suit from Mag- mendous work which goes on at her have faith these boys of mine will nins and her brown accessories. Every- 50 acres at Chatsworth and at Rancho come back, too." Kate has asked lis- one admired her corsage of pink sweet- de la lomita asoleada makes Irene teners to pray for the "Kate Smith" heart roses, gift of Alfred Davey, Rich an essential farmer, by authority and its crew. wealthy San Bernardino rancher, of none other than the records at whose 3,000 acre ranch adjoins Miss Washington, D. C. We're Glad To Rich's 500 acre place. She sells on the average of 50 pigs His acreage is named Rancho de la a week, has maternity wards for the So you folks liked that poem you heard the other night on Kay Kyser's loma asoleada (Sunny Slope Ranch), 50 who are expecting every month. so he has named Miss Rich's place And no garbage for her porkers, no "College of Musical Knowledge", and you're writing in to get a copy of it. Rancho de la lomita asoleada (Little sir! They're fed a scientific mixture of Sunny Slope). Miss Rich and her 20 chosen ingredients. To oblige you listeners, we reprint neighbor met at a pig auction, are All this rural living hasn't changed the ballad, which was composed by Producer Paul' Phillips and read by Verne Smith, announcer, when the show visited the Naval Operating Base at San 'Pe4ro. The Ballad Of Little Ships There's a streak of smoke on the horizon And it moves at a forty mile clip And the flag at her stern makes your heart start to burn, She's one of our little ships. She's a splinter of iron on the water, Yet she moves like a bird in flight, Her decks are stripped, she's never been whipped, And she's "spoiling" for a fight. And no wonder her men all love her, As they watch with bated breath As her Y guns throw to the depths below Their cans of packaged death. As you hail her victory pennant, With its marks for her Nazis and Nips, You'll understand then that it takes big men To man our little ships. • Lost Skirt We've heard of the stars losing their shirts at Santa Anita (back in ye good olde days) but until Dinah Shore started her new CBS series, we hadn't heard of one losing a skirt. That's exactly what the husky-voiced song- "DEAR JOHN" STAR MARKS DECADE IN RADIO. Irene Rich, still lovely, blows stress did. out the ten candles adorning her anniversary cake during party at Columbia In all the excitement of emceeing Square. See story in Radio West. her own show, Dinah forgot to pack PAGE 10 RA DI O LIFE OCTOBER 24, 1943

the skirt which was to be worn with a dressy blouse. For rehearsal, she t appeared as usual in slacks. Ten min- Nex Week utes before air time, she discovered "Stardom for Another Crosby" that the much-needed apparel was presents Bob, Bing's youngest broth- missing. er, in an informal article.... Hand- Everybody scurried around trying some Joseph Cotten, heard on "Ceil- to find a girl wearing a skirt Dinah's ing Unlimited," is written up under size. We understand that Ed Gard- the title, "King Cotten." . . . Dave ner's secretary finally obliged. Dinah Street occupies the Album Page. slithered into the obliging girl's skirt . . . Marjorie Lawrence, determined and slightly astonished herself, went singing star who has licked infan- on stage for her debut as singing lum- tile paralysis, inspires a yarn, "Nev- inary of her very own half hour show. er Say Die." ... Brand new pictures of the Gildersleeve cast accompany WOOD 11:15-11:17 A. M. a story, "Gildy Moves Up." . . . Part II of the Joel Kupperman It's Sunday morning at grey-walled article comes out. . . . Next week's Columbia Square. Eleven o'clock and Radio Life, issue of October 31. "Ceiling Unlimited" is on the. air. In the control booth of Studio A, produe- RADIO'S FAVORITE ers seem edgy until they spy the his script pages flying in all direc- blonde . head of their news secretary. tions. She's peeking from behind the cur- Freeman Gosden (Amos) was so Rower tains -and hands a little sheaf of yel- nervous he struck a match to light a low papers to the announcer. The pro- cigaret, only to discover he didn't even Editrt ducers sit back and relax. have one in his mouth. Here's the story behind their tension. Their preview went off well, how- During the first part of the program, ever, and Radio Life assures you you e,ammeotaert the secretary is posted in the CBS-KNX are in for a treat during the new news room on the fifth floor, watching series. the teletypes until 11:15 a.m., at which point: she gathers together the latest flashes, heads for a specially waiting Poll on War elevator, is expressed from the fifth Defeat of Germany by autumn of AUTHENTIC to the first floor, rushes back to Studio 1944 and of Japan one year later or A . . . and hands the items to the approximately Christmas, 1945, is the REPORTING announcer for broadcast at exactly general concensus of a recent poll, 11:1.7 a.m. conducted by KNX-CBS news analyst, So far, we learned, both the secre- Harry W. Flannery. The commentator tary and the elevator service have announced the results of the poll on DRAMATIC come through nobly, and the producers his October 6 broadcast. still have their hair intact. But will Letters and postal cards by the PRESENTATION there come a day? hundreds followed Flannery's request that listeners write and give their Capitol Signed opinions on when the war with Ger- many and Japan would cease. He As predicted recently. In Radio Life, found that, cumulatively, 87 per cent Capitol Records, Hollywood's own disc- of the total placed the fall of Ger- making concern, was second platter many within the next year. Sixty- n oweeely company to sign with Petrillo,. Agree- eight per cent expect Japan's defeat ment was anno4nced last week, and one year later. follows the one between AFM and Decca. Spring, 1944, is picked by the sur- eke./ prisingly large percentage of 24.3 for Germany's end. Seventeen per cent Gloria Quits named summer of next year as the After two and a half years in the time; 23.4 next Fall. Only a small 7tedety cast of "I Love a Mystery," Gloria minority thought it would take longer. Biondell has deserted the CBS adven- Of those who selected dates in 1945 ture thriller series to return to New and previously for Japan's defeat, 12:15 P.M. York to look over offered plays. Gloria, there was a total cumulative percent- who played Jerry Booker in the air age of 68 per cent. Predictions that chiller, previously has starred in four the war would continue into 1947 were legitimate dramas. She is a sister of made by a fair number and there Joan Blondell. were a few who estimated the end would come later, at times ranging Good Sign from 1948 to 1963. Many- radio stars, some with years and years of mike performing and Most Embarrassing others with scarcely any, display a To that already bulging volume blase front when broadcasting. Many titled "My Most Embarrassing Mom- times it is interpreted to mean indif- ent", Jack Kelk has an experience to ference to their work, often it denotes add to that of other notables. The • outright vanity. Homer of "The Aldrich Family" met So It was that Radio Life noted with Dorothy Gish on his recent trip to approval the nervousness displayed by Hollywood. Amos 'n' Andy at the preview preced- Anxious to make a good impression, Mu ing their first NBC show. They cared he enthused: "I'm awfully glad to MUTUAL DON LEE * 930 ON YOUR DIAL a lot how the thing went over. know you, Miss Giss." Then realizing Before the preview, Charles Correll his mistake, he went into one of (Andy) was so preoccupied that he Homer's anguished wails and departed failed to see a ladder in the corridor hurriedly, too flustered to continue the of Radio City. He fell over it and sent conversation. OCTOBER 24, 1943 RADIO LIFE PAGE 11

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Maybe yoti're not interested in dis- cussions about how to win the peace, or how to build up trade with Pata- gonia after the war, so you don't listen to Town Meeting of the Air, or Wake Up America. Well, you're missing something. But when a round table of experts starts arguing about things right here in Los Angeles, the sewer system, the airport situation, that stuff that's float- ing about in the air, or the housing MAKE FIRST RECORD SINCE PETRILLO BAN —NBC's Groaner and CBS' Andrews Sisters situation, then you have a forum pro- combine to cut the first record after AFM and Decca Records reached an agreement gram that's ideal for local consump- regarding making of platters. First song to be waxed was -Pistol Packin . Mamma." Left to right, gals are La Verne, Patty, and Maxene. tion. That's what KECA's new "Court of 7. Tickets must be requested several weeks Public Opinion" is. A forum program in advance of the date for which they're that's down to earth, about this area, wanted, 'due to the large demand, so it would be advisable to send in your request for and by people from Los Angeles QUESTION at once for one of the broadcasts after the cast's return. and vicinity. With Raymond McKelvey as moder- BOX Mrs. Ralph La Fon, Route 3, Box 199, Whit- 00 0 tler, Calif. ator, "Court of Public Opinion" con- We'll try to give you some information venes on KECA every Sunday night at Miss Edith C. Bond, 201 South Vendome about your favorite announcers soon. Insofar Street, Los Angeles, Calif. as we have been able to ascertain, Richard 10:00 p.m. It's important, and, what's Stark and Charles Stark are not related. more, it's real entertainment. To get tickets for the Chase and Sanborn- Bergen and "McCarthy" show, write to Na- * * * tional Broadcasting Company, Sunset Boule- Mr. Don C. Brandt, 5505 Harco, Long Beach, vard and Vine Street, Hollywood 28, Calif. Calif. Sam Hayes, newscaster; sports ex- But the cast goes east after the October 10 Mel Blanc's one-man show, "Are You a pert, radio-wise veteran of many a shOw and won't be back until November (Please turn to Page 29) great Pacific Coast program, has developed a new shomPthat is Sam Hayes I M O at his best, and you know that's good. "Sam Hayes—Your Sunday Spec- ANDY, IT SHO' IS A BIG TREAT tator," on KECA Sundays at 3:00 p.m., TO BE ON DIS NEW KIND OF is an original approach to the week's HALF-HOUR SHOW WID GUEST STARS news, a combination of features, candid looks at world events, exclusive 'N' MUSIC AND ALL DAT STUFF stories. Be sure to hear Sam's new Blue Network show Sunday afternoon at 3:00. * * * The tolling of a huge bell in a DAT'S RIGHT, AMOS. WE GOTTA phantom cave heralds the opening of "The Weird Circle," an eerie collection COMPLETE SHOW NOW EVERY of classic stories of fear and terror. If you have a taste for the macabre, or WEEK 'N' IT'S RINSO DATS like plain blood-curdling mysteries, BRINGING IT TO YO', FOLKS! this is a show for you. A newcomer, "The Weird Circle" is dialable on KECA at 7:30 p.m. Sunday nights. Every story is a famous one. Here are a few: "The House and the Brain," "The Vendetta," "Declaied Insane," "A Terribly Strange Bed." * * * AMOSswANDY By the way, Gertrude Lawrence, after getting her new radio Revue off to a good start on Thursdays over KECA, has moved into the more con- On the Air FRIDAY venient 7:00 p.m. spot Sundays on KECA. In her old spot is "Famous American Challenges," a dramatic series based on the exploits of Ameri- can heroes, past and present. Thrill- KFI • 7:00 ing stories, full of action, with excellent acting by all-star casts. NEW! DIFFERENT! GUEST STARS! NEW LAUGHS! advertiseinsai EVER BEEN XU

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is where no timid radio listener would dare to tread—and where host Raymond boldly takes you ADVENTURES OF Saturdays at 8:30 pm THE THIN MAN

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CBS Programs ... Iii‘X* 1070 11 UUiF dial Radio's Finest OCTOBER 24, 1943 RA DI O LIFE PAGE 13 GAGS OF THE WEEK For the best Gags of the Week, heard over Radio and sent Radio Life, tickets will be sent winners for admission to radio broudcasts. Send your best gag se- lection to.1029 West Washington Boule- vard, Los Angeles. Miss Esperanta Ramos, 1223 West Eighty. fourth Place, Los Angeles, Calif. Heard on the Bergen and McCarthy show: By EVELYN BIGSBY Edgar Bergen: (speaking of the Newfoundland dogs they , had• seen while in Newfoundland): Ah, they're wonderful! Why, they use them just ORSON AGAIN: There were a lot of laughs on the "Duffy's Tav- like we do horses. ern" preview this week, when Orson Welles was guest. He was perched Charlie McCarthy: You mean they on a high stool when the curtain parted, all on account of a 'broken eat them? leg" which he had bandaged and taped below the mid-knee. He sprinkled several funny remarks throughout the introduction made by Harry von Mr. N. Park Webster, 634 North Sycamore Zell. Assuming disgust, Welles said he was being paid off in Sal Avenue, Los Angeles, Calif. Hepatica. When von Zell explained that the musicians weren't present, due to union arrangements, Welles remarked: "Petrillo wouldn't take Heard on the opening Energine- Sal Hepatica. . . . He doesn't need it!" People we'd like to see guest sponsored show: on "Duffy's": Great Gildersleeve, Durante and Moore, Frank Morgan, Emcee: Pre glad the Allies picked Joan Davis, Grouch() Marx. Archie gets better and better, if that Is the date of our opening program to announce the unconditional surrender possible. of Italy. GENIUSES AT WORK? Last Saturday, when Mrs. Carveth Wells Announcer: What do you mean? brought the family's mina bird, Raffles, to guest on the RCA show, the Emcee: Made them come clean. . usual backstage hubbub preceded "on the air." While the great and You know,—Energine. . near-great chattered like mad behind the curtain, the sage bird took things into his own hands and yelled "Quiet!" Imagine everyone's amazement! Mrs. Blanche Williamson, 626 St. Paul Ave- nue, Los Angeles, Calif. "What's New?" the RCA one-hour opus on Saturdays, has Don Heard on "Truth or Consequences": Ameche as emcee and thousands of dollars worth of other talent Every- Ralph Edwards: Why does a night one is speculating about RCA moving the program to its own network, shirt last longer than a dress shirt? NBC, now that the Blue no longer belongs to the RCA fold. But show First contestant, Joe Feingold, may remain on Blue, to the tune of 15 or more grand weekly for talent couldn't guess it. alone, for the reason that NBC has no suitable time left. Incidentally, Edwards: Well, it's because a night- if you want to study the likeness in Don and Jim Ameche's voices, shirt is never worn out. "What's New?" affords an excellent opportunilty, for Jim is cut in from New York in close timing to Don.

Miss Barbara Tennon, 522 West Glen Oaks W HERE, OH WHERE? The other day, a woman entered the main Boulevard, Glendale, Calif. lobby of Radio City, looked around, and finally said: "I have a boy playing on the Fitch Bandwagon. Will you tell me where the Band- Hear on "Take It or Leave It": wagon is? Phil Baker: You know, Eleanor Roosevelt—first in war, first in peace, SOME MEN AGREE: With Galen Drake, who lashed out in a first in the hearts of the railroad men! broadcast and flatfootedly took a stand against women wearing their coats like capeS, with the sleeves dangling uselessly. To ridicule the fad, Drake pointed out that it first was used in the days of the Roman Mrs. J. W. Stowe, 120 South Chester, Pas- Empire. adena, Calif. Heard on "Vox Pop": W E HEAR LOWELL THOMAS? Blue network is quite excited Warren Hull: Well, Charlie, what about the strong possibility of Lowell Thomas being heard here in the do you expect to raise on your farm West for Standard Oil. Deal is practically set for November 1. next year? Charlie Shracke: I expect to raise OUR PASSING PARADE: Saturday, to KVVK W in Pasadena where h — if I don't get more help! we looked around the station set-up and lunched with Marion Lee, Bob Atkinson, and Howard Tullis. Station is taking a new lease on life with these live wires.... To Derby with Ann Comar, as guest of Carroll Nye SAM HAYES and Bob Mucks. Food was good and chatter lively. . . . To Ivar House Broadcasts as with CBS' Jean Meredith, fair haired lass in publicity department who YOUR SUNDAY SPECTATOR was celebrating a birthday anniversary. Faye, the waitress, stuck a cute little candle in Jean's cake.... To Derby at small luncheon for visiting New Human Interest Column of the Air "First Nighter," Barbara Luddy, being feted by Mutual's Fair Taylor. Miss Luddy proved delightful company, with her vivacious mother, a Sunday, 3 p.m.—KECA lieutenant in OCD, a close second. . . . Looking into The Tropics, we and other Blue Network stations saw Homer Canfield (NBC) and Julie Conway (Kay Kyser's songstress) FOR KENU with Hal Bock, Sybil Chism, Carol Davis. . . . Walter White popped into the office to tell us that he is now with production department at CBS and also free lancing. He had that heart-tugging program, "No- body's Children," you remember. . . . Nice visit with Art Linkletter on Eastern-Columbia's his first day he emceed "New People Are Funny" show and his "What's "NEWSICAL TIME" Doin', Ladies?" Friday stint from "gay and glamorous Hollywood." 10 P.M. to 1 A.M. Every Nite Watch for story on this. 3 hours of recorded light classics ANTICIPATING. That Gracie Fields' reception, which was post- . . . NEWS FLASHES every half hour. poned.. . . Seeing Dinah Shore rehearse tomorrow. . . . Attending /Dick Haymes' program. ... Our trip to Al Pearce's house Monday.... Inter- KFYD -Center of your Dial - 1020 KC. view with Garry Moore.... Ditto, Vera Vague. That's all, folks. PAGE 14 RADIO LIFE OCTOBER 24, 1943

ANENT NAZIS FACTS ABOUT PHIL 'Johnny Morgan, starred on the Phil Baker, master of ceremonies on Deggen▪ ' Discs Blue network Monday nights, cap- the CBS quiz show, "Take It Or Leave sules the present war situation with It," plays the piano and accordion With JACK LAWSON the com ment, "The Nazis are just very well, and has composed such like medicine. Even after they're well hits as "Strange Interlude" and "The Fans—here's your chanc&to help us shaken they're tough takin'. Two of Us." Yet he can't read a note decide, once and for all, who is Holly- * * of music! And his accordion is a wood's "King of Crooners.", specially constructed a f f air for a "southpaw" that he alone can play. For the next few weeks, DIGGIN' COULDN'T REMEMBER DISCS is going to conduct a contest "How's your memory?" said the of jts own,--a contest anybody can query on Columbia's autobiographical * * enter. All you have to do is list your questionnaire. Tobe Reed, narrator for FAVORITE male singer on a penny the CBS show "Don't You Believe It," GOOD REASON postcard and address it to DIGGIN' replied, "It escapes me at the mo- A fellow member of the cast re- DISCS, c/o RADIO LIFE, 1558 North, ment!" marked that Linda Darnell read her Vine Street, Hollywood, 28. * * lines "with unusual authority" when We'll tabulate your votes fairly and she appeared as guest star, opposite give you a report in about six weeks. DOES IMPERSONATIONS Ray Milland, in the "Screen Guild Here are some of the candidates to Lending variety to five-year-old Players'" presentation of "Once Upon vote for: BING CROSBY, FRANK Bobby Hookey's Sunday night "Rock- a Honeymoon," over the Columbia SINATRA, DICK HAY MES, PERRY ing Horse Rhythms" on the Mutual- network. COMO, JOHNNIE JOHNeON, RAY Don Lee Network are impersonations "She should be an authority on EBERLE, PHIL BRIT() and any oth- of such famous personalities as Rudy honeymoons," observed another actor, ers you might favor. Vallee, Red Skelton, Jim my Durante, grinning at Linda, a recent bride, Eddie Cantor and George M. Cohan. "She's just had one!" * * *

According to all the publicity we've been reading lately, FRANK SINATRA is the head man at present. However, we're told that BING CROSBY still has plenty of 'fans around who are just a little bit sick of all this raving about Frankie when, they hold, Bing still is undisputed King. CBS' DICK HAY MES seems to hold AMOS 'n' the top spot above all others, according to Billboard's report on record sales and jukebox returns. Haymes is the handsome young man whose virile ANDY baritone is heard on "Here's to Ro- mance" show, with Jim Ameche and NBC RED NETWORK David Broekman's orchestra. He's here now making "Four Jills and a Jeep" Every Friday 7 p.m., PWT at 20th Century-Fox.

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Of course, everybody knows, or should know by now, that Mr. Sinatra recently made a picture called "Higher and Higher" at RKO, and broadcasted from the CBS Playhouse here. Frank, by the way, has just signed a seven- year contract with RKO. Johnnie Johnston, whose Capitol records have been best-sellers, has been 1 doing well in pictures and is now co- starred with Dorothy Lamour in Para- mount's "Rainbow Island"—in Techni- color. He's heard on the Blue network's "Duffy's Tavern." Victor's white hope, PERRY COMO, is due here soon for a musical at 20th Century-Fox, and RAY EBERLE is working pretty steadily before the cameras at Universal. PHIL BRITO has just stirred up a new sensation in New York. West coasters remember him as the vocal hit with Al Dona- hue's orchestra.

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Now it's up to you to decide which of these singers rightfully deserves the title, "King of Crooners." All you have to do to voice your opinion is list your favorite on a penny postcard and mail it to DIGGIN' DISCS, c/o RADIO LIFE, 1558 North Vine Street, Hollywood, 28. OCTOBER 24, 1943 RA DI O LIFE PAGE 15

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Institute of Los Angeles and pastor Thursday, October 28—"Dinah Shore of the Church of the Open Door, Program," KNX, 6:30 p. an. (30 mm.) started this new schedule October 18. Phil Silvers is scheduled guest star. ciore onozve4 Tuesday, October 26—Christian Sci- Thursday, October 28—"Kraft Music ence lecture, KFWB, 8:00 p. an. (One Hall," KFI, 6:00 p. m. (30 min.) hour.) Paul C. Harsch, C.S.B., of Screen comedian George Murphy Saturday, October 23—"The World To- Toledo, Ohio, member of the Board visits the show as guest star. morrow," KMTR, 9:30 p.m. (15 min.) of Lectureship of the Mother Church, From KMTR, Sunday, 9:15 p. m. First Church of Christ, Scientist, Saturday, October 23—"Let's Go to the Boston, Mass., will 'speak from the Dogs,' 1:45 p. m. (15 mm.) From Ninth Church of Christ, Scientist, 433 KMTR, Saturday, 11:30 a. an. South Normandie, Los Angeles. Sunday, October 24—"Aunt Ge Ge and *' - Uncle Ge," KHJ, 7:30 a. m. (30 mm.) Children's Features Drama From KHJ, Sunday, 8:30 a. m. Saturday, October 30—"On the Scout- Monday, October 25—"Screen Guild Monddy, October 25—"The Cisco Kid," ing Trail," KFI, 11:30 a. m. (15 min.) Theater," KNX, 7:00 p. m: (30 mm.) KHJ, 11:30 p. m. (12 min.) From First broadcast of KFI's sixth an- The Warner Brothers' picture "Edge KHJ, Tuesday, 6:30 p. m. nual series of weekly programs for of Darkness," is adapted to radio, Boy Scouts. with John Garfield, Ralph Morgan Friday, October 29—"Double or Noth- and, tentatively, Maureen O'Hara ing,' KHJ-Mutual-DLBS, 6:30 p. m. • playing the main roles. (30 min.) From KHJ, Monday, 8!30 Radio News p. m, Wednesday, October 27—"Star Play- Monday, October 25—"Radio Tour," house" (new name of the former KHJ-DLBS, 5:30 p. m. (15 min.) "Hollywood Theater of the Air"), What's new in radio, who's guesting, KFI, 3:00 p. m. (15 min.) The second highlights on the stars and inter- week's presentation of "The Gay views with radio personalities form Sisters," stars with Claire Trevor. (aej this new series, heard Monday through Friday, with Norman Rogers Monday, November 1—"Cavalcade of conducting the tour. America," KFI, 8:30 p. m. (30 min.) Drama George Brent will sustain the lead- Sunday, October 24—"Weird Circle," ing role on tonight's play, "Burma KECA, 7:30 p. m. (30 mm.) A new Commentation Surgeon." series of dramas, whose plots deal Sundcry, October 24—"Sam Hayes, with the supernatural and the fan- Spectator," KECA, 3:00 p. m. (15 tastic. min.) First broadcast of a new series Quiz Shows by the famous newsman. Wednesday, October 27--"College of Musical Knowledge," KFI, 7:00 p. m. Variety Monday. October 25—Manchester Bod- (One hour.) Kay Kyser's musical Thursday, October 28—"Here's to Ro- dy, KFI, 10:15 p. m. (15 mm.) Mon- quiz show goes to the Destroyer Base mance,' KNX, 7:30 p. m. (30 mm.) day and Thursday, and 10:00 a. m. at San Diego for this broadcast. New to the Columbia network, the (15 min.) Tuesday. The noted editor former Blue Network show stars and publisher returns to the air baritone Dick Haymes. Jim Ameche with his keen com ments. Music is emcee; Ray Bloch's Orchestra and Monday, October 25—Jose Rodriguez Sunday, October 24 — Westinghouse the Sing Fourteen also are regulars. and Sidney Sutherland, KECA, 1:00 program, with John Charles Thomas, p. an. (One hour). The popular Pa- KFI, 11:30 a. m. (30 ran.) Honoring Music cific Coast commentary team now John Leppla, featured in the book, are heard on the "Blue Newsroom "Queen of the Flat-Tops," his former Sunday, October 24—"The Blue Jacket Review," coast-to-coast, Monday employers will hold a memorial Choir, with Danny O'Neill," KNX, through Friday. service on the Westinghouse pros 8:05 p. m. (25 min.) Injured in serv- gram on this date. ice, former Navy man Danny O'Neill Tuesday, October 26—Harrison Wood, returns to the Great Lakes Naval KHJ, 10:30 p. an. (15 mm.) The popu- Training Station in Chicago to sing lar West Coast news commentator Drama with the bluejackets. begins a new series of late evening broadcasts. Wednesday, October 27— Lionel Barry- more program, KNX, 9:30 p. m. (30 Religion min.) The script for "Mayor of the Sunday, October 24—"Church of the Town" for tonight is built around Air,' KNX, '10:00 a. m. (30 min.) Hallowe'en. Shirley Mitchell has re- placed Claire Trevor as the "mayor's The sermon will be delivered from 2 New York by Dr. Ira Eisenstein, as- 1////7. secretary." sociate, rabbi, Society for Advance- ment of Judaism. Variety Patriotic Monday, October 25—Dr. Louis T. Tal- Sunday, October 24—Bergen and Mc- Sunday, October 24— War Fund Rally, bot's "Bible Institute of the Air," Carthy, 5:00 p. m. (30 min.) Glam- KECA, 3:30 p. M. (30 min.) Arch KHJ-Mutual-DLES, 8:00 p. m. (30 our-girl Mary Martin of the screen Oboler writes and will direct this min.) Monday, Wednesday, Friday. lends added luster to the show, for half hour broadcast featuring big Dr. Talbot, president of the Bible its visit to West Point. names in entertainment world. ' 1—Those We Love. • KFSD —Speaking of Glamour. 11 KNX —America—Ceiling Un- KMTR —Buenas Nuevas. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24 limited. 11:55—KNX —The Mullet Show. *KECA. KF WB, HMPC—News. 12- KFjo—nillgashington on Ha- *Indicale. News Broadcasts. KHJ, KGB, KGER —Pilgrim Church on High Hour. ' KECA —Taylor Made Melodies. *K MTR —News, Church of KNX —N. Y. Philharmonic. 9:30 a.m. Sunday Christ. *KHJ—Broadway News. The WORLD 10 p.m. Wednesday K WK W —At the Console. *K MPC, KF WB, KGER —News. KPAS—Church of Open Door. *KMTR —News, St. Brendan's. KPAS-1 1 10 key. KFAC—lst Methodist Church. *K WK W —News. Rev. A. V. Havens KFSD —Rhythm Roundup. KFOX —Rev. Earl Inc. Tomorrow! EPPC—Church Service, Dr. KFVD —Musical Revue. B.D. Eugene Carson Blake. HFSD--Three Rorneos. KGB, HVOE--This Is Fort Dix HERBERT W. TEMPLE CHOIR EVOE—Concert Miniature. KFOX —Presbyterian Church 12 :03—HOER —Olga Grtm es. ARMSTRONG 305 K. Colo.. Glendale, ; 12 :15*KFI—Upton Close. KHJ—Top Tunes of Week. anal yzes today's KECA, KFSD--The Home 9:30—K11—Stradivari Orch. Front. news with the pro- Lockheed and Velick tpresent *KNX —Transatiantio Call. KF WB —Swing Session. phe cies for The KECA —Music Hour. H WK W —Ice Follies Interview KHJ—Memo for Tomorrow. • World Tomorrow. KFAC —Tailored Melodies. KMPC—Old Sunday School. HPPG —Music of Masters. H MO—Swing Session. 9:30 A. M. *KMTR —The World Tomorrow. Joseph 12:30--KFT—This Is the Army Hour. - KHJ—Cavaleade of Medicine. Every KPAS—Chirrch on High. KPPC —Dr. F. P. Woellner. KECA, KFSD —Hot Copy. KMTR Sunday KVOE —Concert Miniature. KMPC—Off the Record. KF WB —Jean Leonard. HOER —Radio Rmivair Cotten A WAIT—Hungarian Rhapso- 9 :45—KHJ, KGB —Al Wilia m!. 0 — KFI—Rhapsody of the Rockies in dies. II *KNX, KF WB, KGER —News. HFSD —Stars from the Blue. KPAS—Dr. eorlek. KGER —Full Gospel. KECA, HFSD —Soldiers of *HRHD —News, Browning. Production. HVOE —Star Parade. America— KGB—Blackwood Quartet. 12 :45—KHJ—Dinner With Marianne. KHJ, KGB — Wesley Radio Ted Meyers. League. *KPAS—News. V KNX —Merry-Go-Round. Ceiling Unlimited KFOX —Jewish Church. KMPG —News, Maurice John- *KHJ, KGB, KVOF.,—News, son. Glenn Hardy. with Nan Wynn, Wilbur —IENX —N. Y. Philharmonic. *H MTR —Netts. Voice of Pro- *TCPW13, KGER, Krox—News. KECA, KFSD —Fun Valley phecy. *EiMPC—News, Music. Hatch'sOrehestra & Chorus KFAG—Country Church. With Al Pearce. *KMTR —News, Fannie Rein- *KF WB, KMTR, KGER —News. KRHD--Raneh Program. hart. H WILW —Father Molnar, Hun- KHJ, KGB, KFXM, HVOE — HPAS—Slavic Progrant. Lutheran Hour. garian Baptist. HFSD--This Is Official. KGFJ—Morning Concert. *K31PF—News, Samuel B. HVOE —America Back to God. 10 :05—KGER —Fullerton Foursquare. KN X McKee. 10 :15—KFI--Sunday Serenade. K WK W —Italian Serenade. KFOX--,Rev. Dean Reed. KHJ, KGB, HVOE--Romance KPAS—Prayer Convoy. :05— KNX —Blue Jacket Choir. of the Highways. KFAC —Victory Players. HOER —Kingdom Within. KNIPC—Master Singers. 11 A. M. KC,FJ—flowboy Trails. S:15—K11 —Book of Books. KF WB —Swing Session. KFVD—Samuel B. McKee. EVERY SPAS—Immanuel Baptist KFOX —People's Church. TODAY AND SUNDAY 1:05—HOER —Church of God. Church. 10:30— HIFI—Chicago Roundtable. 1:15—KMP(I—McKee, Book Looks. 8:30*KFI—OK for Release. KECA —Musical Toast. KF WB—Speare Productions. KNX —Inv Ration to Learning. KHJ--It Happened This Week. KILL KVOE. KGB —Voice of KMPG—Off the Record. 11:15*HECA —Radio l'dews Weekly. • Prophecy. KPAS—Czech Polkas. KF WB —Swing Session. KPPC —Church News. KFOX —Varieties. Frederick H. Speare KGB —Music for Sunday. HVOE — Word of Life. HVOE —Here's Mexico. 11:30—KFI—John Charles Thomas. RADIO SCHOOL KFSD —The Kiddoodiers. *KNX — World News Today. ON STATION KFWB Voice 1045—KHJ—Morning Melodies. K WK W —All Saline Episcopal KFOX —lst Christian Church. SUNDAY, I:f 5 P. M. KECA —Speaking of Glamour. of Prophecy *KPAS, KFSD -16ews. 11:45*KECA —News. For Information Call or Write KPPC —Tower Chimes. KMPC—Off the Record. 1587 Crossroads of the World 6671 Sunset, HOIlywood 2325 KING'S HERALDS Al. Avilla, Organist KFAC —Salute to Youth. SUNDAY Program Highlights KFVD —Moods in Music. Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon and 1:30*KFI—Highlights of week's Evening Progra ms in Boldface. News. KHJ-8:30 A5 M. KNX —Pause That Refreshes. arzt ty 8:00—Crime Doctor, KNX. KECA —Master Radio Canaries 930 Ice. 9:30—Point Sublime. K N X. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, HVOE — 11:00—Lockheed Show, KNX. 9:30—Hermit's Cave. KMFC. Young People's Church. 3:30--America in the Air, KNX. 10 :15--The Whistler, KNX. KMPC—Mother's Album. 4:00—Jerry Lester Show, KNX. HMTH —Betty Phillips. KMPC-1:30 P. M. 4:00—Jack Benny, KIM Quiz Programs K WK W —Hoyes Hour. 710 h. 5:00— Men-McCarthy Show, 7:00—take It or Leave It, KNX. KPAS—Church In Barn. 8:80—Quiz Kids, KECA-KFSD. KFAC—Famillar Favorites. 5:00—Brwidway Bandbox, Sina- Outstanding Music KGER —Rev, Chas, Greene- tra, KNX. myer. KMPC— Wesley Radio League 9:00—Salt Lake Tabernacle, KGFJ—Sunday Concert. 6:00—Radio Reader's Digest, KNX. KF WB--Union Rescue Mission KNX. KIFOX —Bal Taberin. KMTR — W. B. Record. 11:30—John Charles Thomas. KFI HFVD —Havvailan Music. K RIKW —Pan-American Mis- 6:15—Chamber Music Society, 12:00—New York Philharmonic, KFSD —Berger String Quartet. sionarp. Lower Basin Street, KECA KNX. KFAC—Strollin' Tom. 8:30—James Melton, Texaco,, 1:30—Pause That Refreshes, KNX. KECA —It Happened During KFVD, KGB —Church of KNX. the Week. Christ. 2:00—NBC Symphony, KFL 7:00—Gertrude Lawrenee's Rev- 2:00—Family Hour, KNX. HMTR —Pianos. • KFOX — Wallace Ross. lon Show, KECA-KFSD. KFVD —Civoru Group. IIEGER —Et angelist Bill 2 :30—Memory Music, T. Bacon, Maupin. 7 :30—Bob Croshy Show. KFI. KHJ. • 7:45—Rocking Horse Rhythms, 2:30— Wheeling Steelmakers, 8:.45—KFI— Waltzes America Loves. KHJ. Hear Our Pupils Sing KECA —It Happened During 8:00—The Great Gildersleeve, 6:00—Cleveland Symphony, KHJ. the Week. HFI. 6:00—Manhattan Merry-Go- KFVD *HFAC, KRHD —Newe. 8:30—"California Carry On," Round, K M. KGER —Baptist Revival. Elsie Janis, KNX. 6:30—Album of Familiar Music, Sunday 1:45 p.m. KFOX —Varieties. 9:30—Hollywood Theater, AFT. EFL KFSD —Call to Worship. 7:00—Hour of Charm KIFI. Free Auditions :58-1CMYR —Time Signal. War 8:30—Standard Symph!ony, KFI. Phone or Write 9--KFI—Craveth Wells. 10:00—Newsical, KFVD. 10:00—Chapel Quartet, AFL CIVORU STUDIO KNX--Salt Lake Tabernacle. 9:30—Transatlantic Call, ENX. 9:45—America at War, EI1J- 10:30—Lucky Lager Dance Time, 1664 No. Bronson—GL. 1268 *KECA, HGER —News. KFAC. KHJ, KGB, KV0E —Radio KGB-KVOE. 12:30—Army Hour, AFL 11:15—•Bridge to Dreamland, Bible Class. KECA-KFSD. *A MPC, KMTR—News, Music. 4:30—Signal Round Table, KNX. — E n, HFSb —NBC Symphony KPAS—Judge Gardner. 5:30—Hero of the Week, KECA. 2 KNX —Family Hour. K WK W —American Jewish Hr. 8:30—Wings Over the West Public 4ffairs KECA, KFSD — Where Do We KRHD —Music Masters. Coast. KHJ-KGB. Stand? KFAC--Liberal Catholic Hour. 2:00— Where Do We Stand? KHJ— Moose Fireside Party. KPPC —Studio Devotional. Drama KECA. *KMPC —News Music. KFSD — War Journal. 4:15—District Attorney Speak!, *KF WB, 2:45—Dear John. KNX. KIVITR. *KMTR —News, let Church of 9:05—KGER —Rev. Larrimore. 3:00—Silver Theater. KNX. 9:45— Washington Inside Out. Nazarene. O :15—KIFI—Successful Gardening. 3:45—Newsmakers, &FL KECA. HPAS—Informed Democracy, KMPC—Frank and Ernest. 4:00—Those We Love, Kr'. 10:00—Court of Public Opinion, KFVD —Popular Favorites. KMTR —Pastor Egertson. 5:30—One Man's Family, KFL KECA. KFOX —Good News. KFAC—Voice of Health. 7:300—The Weird Circle. KECA. 11:30—Here's Mexico, KHJ. HVOE —Bethel Tabernacle. HPPC—Prelude to Worship. KGB —Answering You. HOER —Rev. J. A. Lovell. KGER—Long Beach Band. OCTOBER 24, 1943 RADIO LIFE Pa ge 11 SU N D A Y LOGS KF XIII— Melodies for Sunday. * KGER —News. :05—KMPC —First Church Vespers. KGER —Sister Sylvia. 2 :114*KFOX —News. 5 :05—KGER —Radio Chapel. K MPC —St. Mary's vs. Coast 5 :15—KNX —Charles Spivak. FOREMAN PHILLIPS' KFAC —Christian Science. Guard. 2:30— EEC & KFSD — Wheeling E WE W —Organ. FIRST County Barn Dance Musical Steelmakers. KFSD —Neighbors. KFXM —Down the Middle. KHJ—Memory Music, Ted CHURCH 5:30—K11—One Man's Family. Bacon. KFOX * KIN X— William Winter. News. K MTR —Your Evangelist. VESPERS * KFAC —Jean McClaren. 7:05 P. M. SQn. Sun. 9:00-9:30 p.m. K PAS —Burbank Foursquare. K M PC -710 ky. K WH W—Lower Lights. HERO OF THE WEEK James W. Bell From Venice Pier REVD —Popular Favorites. Minister KFOX —Rev. Billy Adams. with John M. Kennedy— Chancel Choir KVOE —The Shadow. presented by KFOX —County Barn Dance. • KGB —Church of Christ. 2:48—KN X —Irene Rich, Dear John. AUSTIN STUDIOS 9 :15-14N X— War Correspondent. 7 :15*KFLI, KGB —News. RAJ, KGB, K1'0E —Airline KFX3I—Romance of Highways KMTR —Viennese Ensemble. Rey's Orch. KFVD —Colored Revue. SUNDAY, 5:30-5:45 P. M. * KPAS—News. KFX M —Church of Christ. KPPC —Sacred Song Recital. 3 er Theater. Blue Network KFOX —Excursions in Science. :30—KFI—Hollywood Theater. HET—Catholic Hour. 7:30-1/1"1.--Boh Crosby Show. * KHJ—News. K M KGB, KFX5I, VOE-- KN X —Point Sublime. KECA —Hero of the Week. KNX —Ad‘entures of the Thin Foreign Assignment. Man. * KECA —T. B. Blakiston, Com- KECA —Sam Hayes, Spectator. K MTR —Soldier's Program. ment. KFAC —Organ Recital. EEC eird Circle. * KISITR —New,s, Music. KM.PC — Hermit's Cave. K PAS—Helen Markham. KHJ— Round Towner. K WIEW —Th onderbird. KF WB —Lutheran Church. RVIRVI—Gospel Newt. K MPC —Volce of Prophecy. KFAC —Songs. KFAC —Operatio Gems. KPAS—El Monte Nazarene KFOX —Lutheran Church. KGB —Lani McIntyre. Church. 5 :45*KEC A , KFSD —Drew Pearson. 9:45—KECA — Washington Inside KFSG —E% angelistic. * RN X—Rob Andersen, News. Out. KFOX —Rev. Earl !vie. * K11.1, KGB, KF7CV, KV0E — Voice HGB, KVOE —Rem7 * KF WB, KGER —News. Gahriel Heatter. King Orch. KGER — Man in H. Case. KMTR —L. A. Police Local. 9:55—KECA —Music. 3 :15—K FWIR—Quir Show. :55*KN X —Eric Sevaried, News. of Prophecy KFI—Piano Interlude. KECA. RFSD — Wake Fp, America. KING'S HERALDS E MTR —Harriet Cowan. OLD THE WESTS TOP NEWSCAST 3 :30 0/111,—Reports from the Battle- FASHIONED Al. Avilla, Organist ,0q /J YEARS: front. REVIVAL KNX —America In the Air. KECA —Cuff Notes on Holly- Charles E. wood. Fuller, ORICHFIELD * KHJ, KGB, KV0E —Upton Director. KMPC-7:30 P. M. Close. P. 0. RON 123. 710 kc. R MTR —Bible Treasury Hour. Los Angeles, REPORTERti KPAS —Church of Christ, Calif. KFVD —Hank, Nightwatchman 10 P.M. NIG HTLY * KEXM —Trade Winds Tavern. KHJ-8:30 A. M. SU IIDAY.Ihru FRIDAY KFSD —Korn Robblers. 4:00 P. M.— Mutual Network KHJ, 930 Kilocycles. 930 Ice. 3 :45—KFI—N ewsma kers, Keating. KPMC, 1560 Kilocycles. * KHJ—News. KGB, 1360 Kilocycles. * KFI—Richfield News Flashes. KF WB —Help Wanted. KI OE, 1490 Kilocycles. 10 * KNX —News Analysis, Wallet. KFSD —Soldiers of the Press. KFXM, 1240 Kilocycles. KF WB —Fighting France. Sterling. KGB, KFX3I—Euric Madri- K MTR —Church of Christ. * KHJ—News. gueras Orch. 9:00 P. M.—Rebroadcast KPAS —C'hurch of Open Door. K MPC, KFOX, KGB, KB KM. EVOE —Of Civic Interest. KPAS, 1110 Kilocycles. KPPC —Organ Recital. KVOE —Old Fashioned Re- KPRO, 1440 Kilocycles. :45—RHJ, KGB, KV0E —RockIng vival. " —Jack Benny. Horse Rhythms, Bobby 'MCA, KFSD —Court of Pith- KN X —Jerry Lester Show. 10:00 P. M.—Rebroadcast. 4 Hookey. ily Opinion. KECA —Church Federation K MPC, 710 Kilocycles. KFOX. 1280 Kilocycles. KF WB —Strollin' Tom. * KMTR —News, Bob Brooks. Vespers. K MTR —Viennese Ensemble. KPAS —N nice of Cavalry. KEIL KGB. KFX M. KP MC, KPPC — Word of Life. KGFJ—Hank, Nightwatehman GE —Old Fashioned 6 Merry-Go- till 6 a. m. Revival. —KFI—Manhattan Round. 0 —KF1—The Great Gildersleeve. * KFVD —Newsical, 3 Hrs. KF WB —Gospel and Song. KNX —Conrad Nagel Show. S KNX —Crime Doctor. 10 :15— KF1—Chapel Quartet. KPAS—Alhambra Pres. Ch. * KECA. KFSD -14 atch the KNX —The Whistler. * RMTR —News. Nazarene Voice * KECA, KFSD--Walter Winchell. World Go By. KF WB —Good News Rover. * K WK W, HGER —News. * KF WB. IEFOX —News. KIM —Hancock Ensemble. K MTR —Pete Pontrellii Oreb. KFOX —Sunshine Pastor. * K MPC —News, Music. * KFAC —News. KFSD —Chaplain Jim. KHJ. KGB. KVOE —Cleveland Symphony. KF WB —Hollywood Presby- 10 :30—KFI—Inside the News (Thrifty 4 :15—K rw-B—cso Reporter. terian Church. Drug Co ). KSITH —Your District Attor- *K MPC —News, Pilgrim's Hour * KMTR —News, Music. * RMTR —News, Floyd B. John- ney Speaks. KPAS —Hollistnn M. E. son. K WK W —Church of Truth. KF'AC —lst Methodist Church. 10:30 P. ht.—KFI KFVD —Es ening Serenade. RPPC —Sunday Evening Hour. * Harry W. Flannery KOFJ—Gospel Time. KFIM, KY 0E —Gospel Light. "Inside the News" * KGER —News; Music. * KGER —News. * Dr. Wallace Sterling KF.X.M.— Voice of Prophecy. KFOX —Christian Science. KGFJ—B. & R. Cowboys. with JOHN COHEE * John B. Hughes 6 :15-11EC A—Chamber Music Soc., Lower Basin Street. and PETER de LIMA KF WB —Dave Ormont. 3 Top Analysts KGER —Rev. Borne. FLOYD II. Presented by Debate Today's News on KFOX —Pastor Marsh. THRIFTY DRUG STORES * KFSD —News. JOHNSON 6 :30—JUT—Album of Familiar Music and SIGNAL KNX —Texaco Summer Thea- KNX —Cha rile Spivak Orch. • ter, James Melton. King's Ambassador Quartet RECA, KFSD — Mekalles for ROUNDTABLE KF WB — What's Your Name, Uncle Sam. Soldier? K MTR -8:05-9:00 P. M. K MTR —Happy Johnson Orelt. KNX Sunday 4:30 KNITR —Saviour of All. KFAC —Lucky Lager De mo K PAS—Beyond Tomorrow. Also 10:30-10:41 A. M. Time. KGER — Mizpah. Monday through Friday * KIND —Newsleal. 4 :30—KFI—Fitch Bandwagon. KFOX —Vari eties. 10 :45— KFI.—Labor for 'I ictory. KNX —Signal Round Table. KFX M —Todd Grant. 8:05—KGER —Olga Grin es. KF WB —Voice of the Army. & MTR —Erskine Hawkins. KEC A—Dorothy Thompson. 6:45—KECA, KFSD —Jim my Fidler. 8 :15—KEC A—That's a Good One. * K FWB, KFAC —News. K MPC — Wil liam Parker. KFAC —I ocal Gems. * KFI—Eleventh Hour News. KPAS—Lutheran Gospel Hour. KFSD —Great Names in Radio * K RIM —News. Browning. *KN X —News. K YVD -90-90 Club. KFAC —Vocal Gems. S:35* KNX —News. 11 KGER —Colonial Tabernacle. KHJ —Halls of Montezuma. KPPC —Story Hour. :30—KEI—Standa rd Symphony. * K MPC'—News, Masters' Roar. 4 :45—KF WB--Staurt Hamblen. K NX —"California Carry On," KG ER —Dance Time. *1151TR —iNews, Music. * KECA —News Views. E. Janis. KFAC —Lucky Lager Dance KFAC —Swedenborg Hour. — KFI—Hour of Charm. KECA, KFSD —Quiz Kids. Time. K WH% —Ask the Editor. 7 KNX —Take It or Leave It. K M, KGB — Wings Over the E —KF1—Bergen-McCarthy. KVOE —Organ. KECA. KFSD —Gertrude Law- West Coast. * KFVD — Newsical, 'till 1 a.m. K.NX —Broadway Bandbox, F. rence's Revlon Revue. * K MPC —Eyewitness News. a KGER —Lighth ouse Program. Sinatra. * KHJ, KGB —John B. Hughes. KGFJ—The Four Aces. 11:15—KFI—Pacific Story. * KM PC—News, First Church 8:45—K M PC—Sport stime. KECA —National Vespers. KECA, KFSD —Bridge to Vespers. * KFAC —News. KHJ, KGB--Mediation Board. Dreamland. KPPC —Religious News, REVD —Evening Serenade. KF WB--Dr. S. P. MacLennan. KNITR —Roy Milton Orch. KFOX —Rev. W m. Gay. KVITR —News, Music. ch—HECA, KFSD —Keepsakes. :20— KNX —Rob Chester. * K MPC —News, Musical Mile- F/PPC —Evening Concert. 11:30— KHJ—Here's Mexico. stones. Kl'AS—Ethel Hubler. * KHJ, KGB, KVOE, KFX M — News, Glenn Hardy. K MTR —Erskine Hawkins * KMTR —News, Bethel Chapel. K WK W —Hungarian 5aptist Orch. *imrc—News, Gems of Melody KPAS—Open Bible Hour. Church. * KFVD —Neweical, till I a. m. K WK W —tinity. KFAC —Open Forum. KF WB —Union Rescue Miseion KFAC —Bowling News. (.ER —News. * KMTR —News; Hour of Bless- 11 :45—KFI— Musical Encores. ' KFVD —Harlem Holiday. KGFJ—Program del Oro. ing. KNX —Dale Jones. KFSD —Ed Tomlinson. KFOX —Off the Record. * KGFJ, KGER —News. * H MTR —News, " When Day Is KV0E--Glory Hour. KVOE —Fairview Church of RP M,. KPRO —Old Fashioned Done." KFX.54—Dance Time. Christ. Revival. 11:55* KNX, KF WB, BMCPC--Newa. EMIR KFI KECA KHJ KFVD KPAI KFSG K6FJ KFXM KFAC KGER KwKw MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 TIFFSDTKIAPCTKIEVTKFW8TK NIT T KFOXI-KGBT *Indicates News Broadcasts. KF WB —Varieties. 571r6401-7901-930-r10291. 1150 MI T I3 3 oTi39 u T KAITR —Curtis H. Springer. 600 710 879 980 1070 1110 1230 1280 I36U 1430 1490 *RIAD —News. At hours where no listing is K WK W —Panclio and Miranda $h o w n for a local station RUES —Full Gospel. * * * * * * * * KFVD —Violet Schram, recorded m u si c has been KFVD —Here Comes Parade, KGFJ—Light Concert. scheduled. 11:15 on KMPC — K M —Mirth and Madness. — KF1—Farm Reporter. 10 KN X —Life .('an Be Beautiful. 0—rin—Johno3 Murray. SAM ADAMS 12 KN X —Singing Sweethearts' * KECA, KFSD —News. Time. a RN X—Collins Calling. * KHJ, KFXM, KGB, EL VOE — "Home Front Qua rteimaster" *KHJ—Broadway News. * KECA —Between the Lines. News, Glenn Hardy. K HJ, KGB, KFXM, KV OE — • KE(A, KFSD — Hdrton Dow- * K MPC —News, Housewives Ex- • ney. Dr. Louis Talbot. change. Humorous—Helpful * KAIFU —News, Prayer for * K MPC —News, Com mentary. * K MTR —News, Music. *T-1:15 a.m., Mon., W ed., Fri. * Peace. KF WB —Curtis Springer. KF WB —Kitchen Kol lege. Chef * K MTR —News, Music. Milani. *KAITR —News, Mid-Day Mat- * * * * * • * * inee. KFAC —Friendly Hour. * KGFJ, K MIX —News. *K PAS, KGFJ, KGER, lzFOX K W —Shady N'attey Folk. • RE M —Band Music. KIND — Morning Serenade. K PAS—Rancho 11-10. — News. K WK W — Woman's World. K ECA —Baukliage, Talking. *litiEJ, KGB, KVOE —News. K WK W — W. B. Record. K it/CD —Turf Butletin. *K MPC —News, This Changing KIRKI)—Prairie Schooner. KRI M — Morning Melodies. *KGER —News: Full Gospel. World. .Jarvis. KIVK W —Jan Sa vitt. KFVD —Stuart Hamblen. 10 :15—K X — Ma Perkins. KFSD —Breakfast Club. *KAITR —News, Dr. Louis Tal- * KGER —News; Music. K EC A—Jay Burnett. 12 :15*KN X —Bob Andersen, News, bot. :15*KFI—Peter deLinut. Com ment. KHJ —Happy Homes, Norma KFI—Ma Perkins. • KNX —Valiant Lady. Young. KFAC —L s Adams. • K WK W —Paul Allison. *KECA, KIND —News. * KECA —News. KMTR —Victory Newsreel. KR KD —Personality (luiz. KHJ, KGB, KV OE —Harrison KA1PC-t-Markets and Sports. * KPAS —News. KGB. KFXM, KVOE —Cedric Wood. K MTR —Dr. A. U. Michelson. KGFJ —Voice of Health. Foster. KAIFU — Wax Museum. , KGER — Mizpah. K RKD —Dr. Richardson. *1i FO X, KFXM —News. KG ET—Pastor Sweazy. KG ER —Kingdom Within. *KGFJ, SPAS, KFVD, KGER — News. K FAC -1 Solemnly Swear. KFOX —Firestone Foursquare. KGB, KVOE — Music Mixers. KISH — Ann Gibson. K WK W —Hi-Lo-Milo. 8:30*K M, KFAC, K RICD —Ne 'vs. KFX M —All Around the Town. KGFJ— Aunt Margaret. 11:15—KFI—Lonely Women. KECA — MeNeill's Breakfast 10 :30* K M —Burritt Wheeler. 12 :30—K Ft—Pepper Young Family. Club. * KN X —Bernadine Flynn. News. KECA, KFSD —Mystery Chef. KN X—Joyee Jordan, MI). * K N X — William Winter. KNX —K1tty Foyle. KECA, KFSD —Sweet• River. KM PC—Home Front, Sam K M A-10-2-4 Ranch. * KHJ— Wilson Edwards, News. * KELL R EX111, KVOE, KF WB. Adams. KHJ—Homemakers Club. KAIPC —Unity Daily Word. KFAC, K WK W —News. ICGER —Evangel ist Jean An- *KF WB KFAC —News. KF WB —Help Wanted. KM PC—Mid-Morning Melodies. drews. K PAS—Curtis H. Springer. KPAS—Ha% en of Rest. KMTR —Floyd B. Johnson. K WK W —Maurice Johnson. 11:30—KIM —Light of the World. K WK W —Dr. J. A. Lovell. KPAS— Meet Priscilla Alden. KliFJ—Musical Gems. KFOX —Helen Markham. * KMTR —Floyd B. Johnson. KNX — We Lot, and Learn. KGB — Molly Morse, KGB, HVOE —Jolly Joe and J—Salon Swing. K MPC —Hits and Bits. KFX M —Farm Front. FI KMTR —Curtis Springer. Ralph. D —Union Rescue Mission. 11 V0E —Maxine Keith. KFX M —Sunshine Service. RIM —Voice, of Government. *K PAS—Pasadena Independent. 12:45—K Fl—Right to Happiness. * KFAC —News. 8 :45—K Fl—David Serum. 10:35—KGB, KFXM, K VOIC—Lunch- KS X—Bachelor's Children. KNX —Aunt Jenny's Real I.ife eon with Lopez. KG FJ—City Dwellers. KECA, KFSD — Meet the Stories. KHJ—Points and Prices. * K WH W. KRIM, KFOX — Ladies. K M —Victor Lindlahr. K WKIV—Gershwin. News. KF WB — Al Jarvis. * KF WB, K WK W —News. KE0X — Music. RFSD —Jack Baker. Songs. KFAC —N ernon Steele. KGB, KFX M, KVOR —Yours KMTR —Bible Treasury. 10 :45* KFI—Art Baker, News. KFOX —Science of Mind. KFAC —Vocal Gems. For a Song. KIND —Violet Schram. KNX —The Goldbergs, KGER —Rev. Greenemeyer. KGER —Rev. Bennington. KGB,' KFX M, KVOIE—Quis KECA —Your Gospel Singer. 11 :35—K WK W —Paul Whiteman. KFAC —Flano Briefs. KF WB —Science of Mind. Wizard. KFOX —Curtis H. Springer. KMTR —Dr. Philip Lovell. 11 :45— KFI—Hymns of All Churches. RUES —Lest We Forget. KFVD, KGFJ—Vocal Favor- KRI M — Midnight Mission, KNX —Linda's First Love. — KPI—Backstage Wife. :50—K WK W —Tony Martin. K WK W —Freddy Martin. * KECA, KFSD —News, Ted :55— K H J—Words in the News. KFAC —Piano Briefs. Meyers. FEN X— Your Home Front • Re- porter, F. Wiley. :58*KMTR —Time Signal. *KFOX —Arline Daniels. News. KHJ, KGB —Rose Room. KECA, KIND —Blue News- Door. KFSD —Baby Institute. K MPC —America Marches. KPAS —Hoot's Painted Post. room Review. 9a -_KKN 1 X —Kate Smith. — JIFF—Guiding Light. K WK W —Bing Crosby. KHJ—Th is Is Music. * KHJ, KPX.111, KGB. KVOE — 11 KNX —Young Dr. Malone. KFOX — Marching Along. * K MPC —News, 29 Palms. 'News, Boake Carter. • * KF WB —Today's War Moods. KECA —Dorothea Ramsay. * K MTR —News, Music. Women Who Make News. KFAC —Dr. Helen Collier. KF WB. K M111—.Dr. Reynolds. K PAS—G. Allison Phelps. KAITR —News, MuSic. MONDAY Program Highlights K WK1V—Kay Ryser. RPAS —PollY and Pat. * KGFJ, KFVD, KGER —News. K WK W —Ice Bellies. Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type; Afternoon and KFN M —Harrison Wood. KFAC — Musical Comedy. Evening Programs in Boldface. KVOE — Walter Compton. KRKD —Sagebrush Serenade. 1 : 15—KFI—Stella Dallas. KFOX —Firebrands for Jesus. 8:00-1 Love a Mystery, KNX. KGB. KV0E —Salvation Army * KGFJ, KG ER —News. Variety 8:00—Sherlock Holmes. KFIJ. K MPC —Songs We Love. :05—KGER —Rev . barrimore. KF WB —Al Jarvis. 8:00—Johnny Murray. EFL 8:30—Cavalcade of America, KFI. K MCC —J. Newton Yates, 9:00—Kate Smith. KNX. 8 :30—Counterspy. KECA-KFSD. Organ. K WH W—Glenn Miller. "THE VOICE OF 9:30—Breakfast at Sardi's, 9:00—"I Was There," KNX. KECA-KFSD. 9 :30—Hawthorne House. KFL K6 11'J—Volunteers of America. 1 :25*KNX —Bob Greene, News. 10 :35—Luncheon with Lopez. 10:15—Cohen, the Detective, HEALTH" KGB-KF XM-KVOE. KECA. 1 :30—KFI—Lorenzo Jones. 4:00—Hello from Hollywood. KNX —School of the Air. R. L. Mc M ASTER, D.C., Ph.G., * KECA, KFSD —Thne KNX. F.R.S.A. (London) Outstanding Music the News. for the 8:15—Gracie Fields. ICH& DLBS. KHJ—This Is Music. K MPC—Family Bible. 6:30—Spotlight Bands. KECA- 10:45—Your Gospel Singer, KECA McC OY HEALTH SYSTEM 111FSD. * K PAS, K WK W —News. Evers morning—Mon. thrn Fri. 3:30—Keep Singing, Americo, * KRI M —News, Music. 8:15—Lunt and Abner. KECA- KFAC at 9:15 KNX. KGFJ—Donn Mansfield Cald- KGFJ at 10:15 KFSD. 5:30—Voice of Firestone, KIM. well. 8:30—Gay Nineties Revue. KNX. 7:00—Contented Program. K M. KGB, KFX M, KVOE —Full Speed Ahead. 9:30—Vox Pop, KNX. 8 :00—Fred Waring, KFI. 111.1.5— KFI— Woman of America. 9 :30—Hollywood Spotlight, 8:00—Evening Concert, KFAC. IC:FOX —Christian Science. KNX —Big Sister. KECA. 9:00—Telephone Hour, KFI. 1 :35*K WK W —Gladys Hatley /kolas. K HJ—Time Out. 10:00—Lucky Lager Dance Time, 1: 43—KFI—Young Widder Brown. * KECA. R EVD —News. War KFAC. • KECA, KFSD —Rodriguez and HAIM —Stage for Song. Sutherland. 10 : 00—Newsi cal , KFVD. • KNIT R—Dr. James Me Ginlay. 10;00— Woman's World. K W KW. K MPC —Hits and Bits. KFAC —Voice of Health. 10 35—Points and Prices, KILL 10 :30—Eastside Dance Tonite, K WK W — Woody Herman. 12:00—Prayer for Pear*. K • KF WB. KGER —Dr. J. A. Lovell. 1:00—Fletcher Wiley. Home 10:45—Classie Hour, KECA. KGFJ—Medical. Front, K M. KFSD —Good Cheer. 2:45—American Women, KNX. Let's Go to the Dogs KFX M —Old Family Ahnanac. 3:25—Leaders of United Nations, Quiz Programs with KGB —Problem Clearing House KHJ. 8:00—Reuters' News Dispatch. 6:30—Dr. I. Q., RE!. MIKE STUART 0:30—KFI—Gallant Heart. KF WB. KNX —Romance of Helen 7 :30—Information Please, KFI. K M TR • Trent. I:45 P. M. K HJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE — Drama • Sunny Side Up. Public /1/fairs Monday then Adday KECA, K ESD —Breakfast at 4:45—Capt. Jack, KECA. 8:15—Hon. Jerry 'Voorhees. Sanirs. 6 :00—Lux Theater, 1(5 %. * KF WB, K WK W —News. 6:00—Eyes Aloft. KFI. KAITR —Just Dogo. KIIITR — W. B. Record. 7:00—Screen Guild Theater. KGFJ—Ladies, Listen. K MPC —Studio Party. KNX. Sports—Comment KRI M —Singing Waiters. • KGER —Radio Revival. 7:30—Blondie. Kits. K WK W —Soldiers of the Press KFVD —Dr. Richardson. 7:30—Lone Ranger. KHJ-KGB- * KJ:AC —News. 10:00—Turf Bulletins, KRKD. KGER —George Strange. 11:45—KFI—Betty and Bob. KFXM-KVOE. 5:30—Race Results. KRKD. K.N X—Our Gal, Sunday. 42 —KFI— Whe0 a Girl Marries. K MPC —Novatime. KNX — Mar' Marlin. OCTOBER 24, 1943 RADIO LIFE Page 19 MONDAY LOGS

KECA, KFSD — What's Doing KGFJ—Spanish Hour. Ladies. 7 :05—KGER —Townsend Nat'l Re- * KEIJ, KGB, KVOE —Sheelah Listen to oovery Plan. 9:30 P. M.—KECA 7 :15*KELI, KGB, KFX M —Seaboard Carter. "Hollywood Spotlight' KMTR —News; Music. F LORETTA News, George Irwin. KF WB —Hal Styles. *KECA —News. With ERSKINE •JOHNSON IIPAS—Rancho 11-10. Mon., Wed., Fri., 4:45 p.m. KMPC—Revolving Bandstand. KFVD —Organ Melodies. HMTR — W. B. Record. 10:30 P. M.—KFI KFX M —Roy Dady. KHJ KPAS—Our Daily Bread. * KGFJ, EGER —News. KFSD--Listen to Lester and "Inside the News" Presented by Art Frost, Johnny. 2 :15— KFI—Portia Faces Life. Glendale—DeSoto-Plymouth KNX —David's Almanac. HVOE —Smooth Performance. with JOHN COHEE *H MI,' KGB, KFXM, KVOE — 7 :30—KFI—Information Please. KNX —Blondie. and PETER de LIMA Don Lee Newsreel Theater. K M —John:ton Family. *EFSD —Newe. KMPC —Adventures in Re- KECA, KFSD —Free Men Are THRIFTY DRUG STORES Fighting. KGER — War Production search. Training. EIMER —Janice Penney. KHJ, W'HI M, KGB, EVOE — 2 :30—KFI—Just Plain Bill. Lone Ranger. HPAS—Ethel Hubler. *KFSD —News. KGFJ—Brother Tommy. *KNX —News, Deane Dickason. K W K W —Italian Radio Melo- *KF WB—News. HMTR —Dr. A. U.Michelson. KECA —Ruth Wentworth. dies. 9:15-kHECA, KESD--News. *EF WB, KRKD —News. KPAS—Country Gentleman. *EHJ, KF'7EM, KGB, HVOE — KGB, KVOE —Army Air Force. KFAC —L. A. Bar Assoc. KPAS—D omen at War. KFXM —Dr. Philip M. Lovell. Fulton Lewis, Jr. KFOX —Western Songs. KRED —Do You Know? 4 :43*KFI—H. V. Kaitenborn. KF WB —Between the Lines. RFSD —My True Story. 7 :35—EFSD — What'll It Be, Boys? KMTR —Editor's Notebook. 2:35—KNX —Question on Musk. KECA —Captain Jack. 7:45—KF WB, KFOX —Robert Arden. HPAS—charies W. Hanle- . 2:45—KFI—Front Page Farrell. KMPC—Aloha Land. KPAS—The Bell Family. KNX —American Women. KHJ—Remember with Floretta KECA —Romance of Industry. KECA —Between the Book- KF WB —Stuart Hamblen. KMPC—Rhythm Classics. ends. KMTR —Santaella Ensemble. * KFAC —News. KMPC —Soldiers of the Press. *ERKD —News. Waring Victory *KFVD —News. HFSD —Sea Hound. 8—EEI—Fred KRHD —South Sea Serenade. Tune Time. C —EFI—Voice of a Nation. KNX —I Love a Mystery. — HETI—Hollywood Theater of KNX —Galen Drake. HECA, HFSD — Watch the 3 the Mr. KECA, KFSD —Terry and the World Go By. KNX —Housewives Protective Pirates. KHJ, KGB —Dr. Louis Talbot. League. *KHJ—News. * K MPC—News, Music. KIIJ— Work for Victory. *KMPC, HMTE —News, Music. KF WB —Reuters' News Dis- *RECA —Pat Bishop, News. K WK W —Amerlean Jewish Hr. patches. *KMPC—News, Show Tunes. HPAS—Uncle Charlie. EF WB--Varieties. *IEGFJ, KFX M, KGER —News. HRHD —Songs of the Saddle. *H MTR —News, Music. *EFT—Richfield News. *KGFJ, EGER —News. KFOX —Sunshine Pastor. KGB —Aeronautical, Hope. 10 *KNX —Ten e'Clock Wire. *KPAS—Listeners' Digest. REUTER'S KIM, KGB, KFX M, EVOE — *K WK W —Pasadena Star-News. 5:15*KFI—Pat Bishop. Dr. Polyzoldes. KRHD —Matinee Melodies. KNX —Texas Rangers. NEWS DISPATCHES *EMPO—News, Moments of IEFSD —Steve Merrill, Songs. KECA —Twilight Tales. Music. KGB, KFXM, EVOE —Prayer, KHJ, KFX M, KGB, KVOE L Exclusive—KFWB KF WB —Navy Waves. Phillip Keyne-Gordon. Superman. 8 P. M. Mon. thru Fri. *H MTR —News, Bob Brooks. KFVD —Popular Favorites. EMPC —Cocktalls for You. KFAC —Lucky Lager Dance 3:15—KFI—Road of Life. *KFAC —News. Also AP, UP, and INS Time. KECA —Fur Counselor. HMTR —The Silver Shield. KPAS—Gideons. KMPC—Lady at the Mike. 5:30—KFI—Voice of Firestone. KGFJ—Ilank, .Nightwatchman. HMTE— WIn Morro. *KNX —Efarry Flannery. *KPAS—Listeners' Digest. * KF'VD —Newsical, 3 firs. KFAG —Ev ening Concert. KGFJ—Musical Hawaii. KECA, H- :D—Jack Arm- 10 :15—KFI—Manchester Reddy. KFE4D —Music By Bring. strmic. KOFJ—B & R Cowboys. *KGER —News. * KNX—;Commentary, John KFXM —Babe Rhodes Orch. KELL KGB, KFXM, KV0E — Burton. Radio Tour. KFXM —Eyes Aloft. 3:25—KHJ—Leaders of United 8 :05—KGER —Rev. Smith. KECA, KFSD —Cohen, the; Nations. KM PC—Man With a Band. Detective. HMTR —Irwin Allen. *HMTR —News. Floyd B. John- 3:30—KFI—Vic and Sade. son. *HILI, KGB, KITE —Pahl KFAC — Whoa Bill Club. Schubert. KNX —To Your Good Health. H UED —Race Results. KECA, KFSD —Ladies, Be KMPC —Rainbow Rendezvous. KGFJ—Dinner Concert. KFX M —Concert Hall. • Seated. KFOX —On the Range. *KHJ KGB, HVOE —Christian KFVD -90-90 Club. FLOYD B. Science Monitor World News EMPC—Keyboard Portraits. 5:45*KNX —News. Truman Bradley. KECA, KFSD —Ca t. Midnight JOHNSON DANCE HMTR —Pianos. and *HRHD —News, Music. *KHJ, KGB, KFXM, HVOE — K WE W —Hoyes Hour. Norman Nesbitt. King's Ambassador Quartet KFXM —Petite Musicale. KMPC—Help Wanted. KMTR -8:05-9:00 P. M. Tonite HMTR —Old Age Pension. • KGFJ—Rhythm Rambles. 10:30 to 11:30 P.M. KFVD —Victory Parade. Also 10:30-10:45 A. M. 3:45—KFI—Brave in Heart. KGER —Dr, James Jeffers. Every Nile Except Sunday *KNX —C. Huntley, The World 5:55*KNX —Bill Henry. Monday through Friday Today. KHJ—Bill Hay Reads the •KF WB • Bible. ' I—Eyes Aloft. (1:15*KFI—Fleetwood Lawton. KM.PC—Man With a Song. 6 ENX —Lux Theater. KEN —Eddie Sullivan Enter- America's Finest Bands KF WB—Hollywood Stars *KECA. KFSD —News. tains. Cavalcade. *IEHJ, KGB, EF'XM, HVOE — KECA, EFSD —Lum & Abner. 10:30*EFI—Inside the News (Thrifty News, Gabriel Heatter. HMTR —Riggs Plan. KMPC— Rilliam Parker. Drug). KFX M —Library Corner. *KMPC —News, Easy Listening. KF WB —Life With As-Ion, Hal ENX —Texas Rangers. *KF WB, KFOX. KGER —News. Evor,--of Civic interest. Styles. KHJ— War Announcement. *EMTR —News, Music. KNIPC —Dance and Romance. EPAS—Norman Thomas. EPAS—Hon. Jerry Voorhees. 4—KFI—Dr. Kate. 8:30—KFI—Cavalcade of America. KEIVB—Eastside Dance 'To- KEN —Hello from Hollywood. EFAC —Music for Everyone. nite. KGFJ—Home on the Range. KNX —Gay Nineties Revue. KECA —My True Story. HECA, KFSD —Counterspy. KMTR —Happy Johnson Orch. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KV0E— 6:15—KHJ, KGB KFXM, KVOE — KHJ, KFXM, HGB —Double or SPAS—Baltimore Gospel News, Fulton Lewis, jr. Gracie Fields. Nothing. Tabernacle. *K MPC, HMTR —News, Music. *KECA, EFSD —Today in His- KMPC —Design for Dancing. *11EFVD--Newsical. KIFWB —Nip and 'Tuck. ' tory. *KF WB —News. KFX M, KGB, HVOE--Alvino * KFAC—News. EIMER —Ham and Eggs. KPAS—P. E. Gardner. Rey Orch. KGFJ—Home Hour. KFVVB —Dav e Ormont. IEGFJ—Four Aces. 10:45*KFI---14. V. Haltenborn. • KFSD —Gardner Field Airing. KPAS—Church of Christ. KV0E--Point Sublime. ENX —Organ, Piano. *KFOX, KEST), KGER —News. KRHD —Song-0. 8:45—HF WB--Help Wanted. *KHJ—News and the People. 6:25—HECA —Reserve. KMPC—Government News. KECA--Classic Hour. 6:30—KFI—Dr. I. Q. 8:55—ENX —Joseph Hansel]. EMTR —Singing Waiters. KECA, KFSD —Spotlight KHJ— Words in the News. Bands. * KFI, KNX —News. NFU, IEVOE —Return of Nick n —KFI—Telephone Hour. 11 *KIM —News, Full Speed Ahead Carter. KNX —"I Was There." *K MPC, HMTR--News, Music. KMPC—Through the Years. KECA, KFSD —Blind Date. KF W13--Eastside Dance To- KF WB —Pee Wee Hunt Orch. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB, EVOE— nite. HMTR —Christabel Paukhurst. News Glenn Hardy. * KFVD —Newsical. KGFJ—Dinner Concert. *E MPC2 News, Music Box. EFX111, HVOE —Voice of the KGER —Prophecy Speaks. KF WB —Victory Service Club. Army. *KGB —Eddie Orcutt. *HMTR —News, Music. EFSD —This Moving World. KFXM —Yours Very Truly. *KGFJ, KGER —News. 11:15—KFI—Frankie Master's 01.6. KPAS—Dr. Louis Talbot. 6:45—KPAS—Townsend Plan. HMTR —Roy Milton Orch. KRHD —Sweet and Lovely. 9:05—KGER —Victory Then Christ. 9:15*KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE — KFAC —Luck Lager Dance KMPC— Musical Interlude. Time. Sizing Up News, Sam Baiter. 4:15*KFI—News of the World. 6:55*HECA — War News Roundup. *KFX M —News. *KNX —Sam Hayes, News. KGFJ—Dream Castles. *KHJ—Round Towner. 7—K11—Carnation Contented EMTH —Back to the Bible. 11:30—ENX —Freddie Nagel. HMTR —Radio Newsreel. Hour. 9:30—EFI—Hawthorne House. KFI—Charles LaVere. KRHD —Movieland Quiz. KNX —Screen Guild Theater. KNX —Vox Pop. KHJ—Cisco Kid. KFAC—Swing Shift. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB, EVOE — KECA —Erskine Johnson, KMPC—Backstage Bandstand. KGB, KFXM, HVOE —Johnson Raymond Clapper. • Hollywood Spotlight (Thrif- *KFVD —Newsical, 'till 1 a.m. Family. *KECA, KFOX, EFSD —Ray- ty Drug). 11:45—KFI--Musical Encore. *KFVD —News. mond Gram Swing. *KF WB —News. *IEMTR —News, "When Day Is 4 :30—EFI—Art Baker's Notebook. *KMPC, KMTR —News, Music. HMTR —Pastor Egertson. Done." KNX —Open House. *HART), HPAS, KGER —News. *K HJ, KGB, KFX M, HVOE — 11:55*KNX, E MIT, IEMTB, BO MB *KECA —News. KFAC—Floyd A. Allen. General harrows. — News. KMTR KFI KECA KHJ KFVD KT% KFS6 KGFJ KFXM KFAC KGER MAI TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26 1 1FSDTKMPC-filEirKFWITIFKNII akb TaTe-KFOX TKG81- * KFI—Manchester Boddy. 5701-640T-7901-930-1 / 10201- 1150 1240 T13301-13 0 I At hours where no listing is 10 KNX —Life Can Be Beautiful. 600 710 870 9011 1070 1110 1230 12 80 1360 14111 1490 sh o w n for a local station, * KHJ, KFX M. KGB, EV0E-- recorded m u si c has been News, Glenn Hardy. :15—KFi—Lonely Women. scheduled. * KECA, KF M —News. KFX M —Farm Front. KNX —Joyce Jordan, M. D. * KMPC —News, Cookery College HVOE — Masine Keith. *1111ITR —News, Music. [MCA, KFSD —Mystery Chef. 12:45—K.F1—Right to Happiness. *Indicates News Broadcasts K MPC —Short Story Secrets. KF WB —Kitchen Hollege, Chef KNX —Bachelor's Children, Milani. KGB, KFX M, HVOE—.Eum- KECA, KFSD — Meet the bard Family. K WK W — Woman's World. • Ladies. HPAS--Thoughts on Poetry. 11:30-;---E21—Light of the World. KF W15-41 Jarvis. HAVEN OF REST * KGFJ, KFOX —News. KIN X — We Love and Learn. KFAC--Gypsy Serenade. KRIED--Turf Bulletin. K MPC —Stars &ter Manhattan KFX M, KV0E —Quiz Wizard 8:00 A. M. — KHJ H MTR —Curtis H. Springer. 10:15—KFI— Mirth and Madness. — K M —Backstage Wife. K NX — Ma Perkins. * K WK W —News, Paul White- man. KN X —Your Home Front Re- TUES., THURS., SAT. KECA —Jay Burnett. porter. K HJ—Happy Homes. *K l'As— Pasadena Independent. * KFAC —News. KECA, KIND —Blue News- ALSO AT THIS TIME OVER K MPC —Housewives' Exchange room Review. * KPAS—News. KOFJ—City Dwellers. MUTUAL DON LEE SYSTEM * HRHD —News, Douglas. K HJ—This Is Music. KGFJ—Voice of Health. * K MPC —News, 29 Palms. EGER — Kingdom Within. KGB, liEFIEM, HVOE —Yours For a Song. * KF WB —Today's War Moods. KR HD —Dr. Richardson. 0. — WI—Johnny Murray. * WITR —News, Music. KFOX —Student Assembly. HFSD--Lawson's Knights. HP KNX —Collhis Calling- 11:45—liFI—Hymns of All Churches. * KGFJ, KGER. KFVD —News. KGB, HVOE--lifusie Mixers. K WK W —Kay Hyper. KECA —Between the Lines. KFX5I—All Around the Town KNX —Linda's First Love. KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KV0E — * KECA, KFSD--News. Ted EVOE — Walter Compton. Haven of Rest. tO :30—KFI—Burritt Wheeler. Meyers. KFAC —Dr. Walter Raymond. *II:WPC —News, Commentary. * KN X —Bernadine Flynn, News. K MPC —American Marches. 1:15—KFI--Stella Dallas. KF WB--Curtis H. Springer. KECA KFSD —Sweet River. K WK W —Bing Crosby. K MPC —Songs We Love. * KNITS —News, Music. K HJ—Clinie Forum. REAS—Gibson's Painted Post. KF WB —Al Jarvis. KFAC —Country Church. KIKPC — Mid-Morning K FVD--Violet Schram. KFAC —J. N. Yates, Organ, KVVK W — W. B. Record. Melodies. K WK W,-Glenn Miller. * KPAS, K GFJ KGER —News. * KF WB, KFAC, K WK W —News 1 11— KFI—Farm Reporter. 1:25*KNX —Bob Greene, News. HEED — Morning Melodies. KPAS— Meet Priscilla Alden. KNX —Singing Sweethearts' 1:30—KFI—Lorenzo Jones. KFSD —Breakfast Club. * K MTR —Floyd B. Johnson. Time. KNX —School of the Air. 8:12,— KF WB —Civilian Defense Quiz KGFJ--Salon Swing. * H &J—Broadway Newli. KGB. EVOE, KFXM —Full KECA, IEFS15.-..Morton Dow- Speed Ahead. 11:115*KFI—Peter de Lima, Com- KFVD--Union Rescue Mission ney. KECA, HFSD--Time Views ment. * KFX M, KV0E —News. * K MPC —Prayer for Peace, the News. FENX —Valiant Lady. 10 :35—KGB KFX M —Luncheon with News. K MPC —Famlly Bible. * KECA —News. * K MTR —News, Mid-day Mat- * KPAS, K WK W, HERD —News K MPC — Markets and Sports. Lopez. K WK W —Gershwiti. inee. KFAC —Gems of Melody. W ITR —Dr. A. U. Michelson. KPAS—Rancho 11-10. KGFJ—CaliforniaCalifornia State Ea st - KGFJ—Pastor Carl Sweazy. 10 :45*KF1—Art Baker, News. .4 KNX —The Goldbergs. * KGFJ, KGER —News. 8:30*PEFI, KFAC, E KED —News. KECA —Vona Gospel Singer. * HFSID, KGB, HVOE —News. 1:35—H WK W —Gladys Batley &Ides KECA — McNeill's Breakfast KF WB--Science of Mind. KFAC —Band, 1:45-13F1-1oung Wielder Brown, Club. KFAC —Piano Briefs. KFOX —Just Relax. KECA, HFSD —Rodriguez and KNX —Kitty Foyle. K WK W —Freddy Martin. K WK W —Jan Savitt. Sutherland. * KHJ — Wilson Edwards, News. K.F0X —Arline Daniels. KFVD —Luncheon Music. K MPC —Hits and Bits. K MPC —Unity Daily Word. KRED —Stidnight Mission. K RHD —Prairie Schooner. W ITR —Just Dogs, KF WB —Help Wanted. H MO —Singing Walters. W P M —Heaven on Earth. 12:15—K.FI— Ma Perkins. KPAS—Baptist Brothers. * KNX —Bob Andersen, News. K WK W —Poland vs. Hitler. K WK W —Dr. J. A. Lovell. — K IT—Guiding Light. * KECA —New. KGFJ—Todd Grant. EFOX —Helen Markham. K MPC — Wax Museum. 11 KNX —Young Dr. Malone. 42 —KFI— When a Girl Marries. KFX M--Sunshine Service. K KJ, KVOE —Harrison Wood. KGB, HVOE--Joily Joe and KECA —Bankhage Talking. K NX — Mary Marlin. Ralph. M U —Shady Valley Folk. KHJ— Norma Young. * K MPC, News, This Changing KFAC -1 Solemnly Swear. 8:45—KEI—Davld Barton. KGFJ—Hoosier Observer. * KFXM. KGB, HVOE —Sheelah World. Carter. K NX —Aunt Jenny's Stories. KGER —Ef. S. Civil Service. * HMTR--News, Dr. Louis Tal- KECA, KFSD — What's Doing. * RPSD -17. P. News.. K HJ—Victor Lindlahr. bot. Ladies. * KF WB, K WK W —News. KF WB —AI Jarvis. 12:30—K IT—Pepper Young's Family. KFAC —Vocal Gems. * K MPC, K5ITR--News, Music.. KRKD —Personality Quiz. * X — WIlliam Winter. * KGFJ—News. HOER —Rev. Bennington. * KPAS, KFVD —News. J—Homemakers Club. * H MTR —Bible Treasury. KF WB--Fial Styles. K WK W —Paul Allison. CA —Stars in the Spotlight. KPAS —Rancho 11-10. KF'0X--Curtis H. Springer. KFAC —Les Adams. * KF WB. KFAC —News. K WK W —Concert Musk. KFVD. KGFJ—Vocal Favor- * KGFJ, KGER —News. KPAS —Curtis H. Springer. ites. HIND —Organ Melody, KGB, KFXM, HY0E —Cedric K WK W — Maurice Johnson. KFOX —Meet the Band. Foster. :50—K WK W —Tony Martin. KGB — Molly Morse. KMTR — Women's World. 8:55—KILL MBS, DLBS —Strictly KRHD —Concert Melodies, Personal. HGE R —Uncle Sam. S:58— KMTR —Time Signal. 2:15— KFI—Portia Faces Life. TUESDAY Program Highlights KNE —David's Almanac. a-KM-The Open Door. * KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE — IINX —Hate Smith. Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon and Don Lee Newsreel Theater. * K M, KFX M, KGB, EVOE — Evening Programs in Boldface. * RFSD —News. Beaks Carter. News. 1:30—KPI—Just Plain Bill. KECA —Smile in the Morning. 7:00—Suspense, KNX. * RNX —News, Deane Dickason. KFIVIS, KFE4D —Dr. Reynolds. Variety 7:30—Red Skelton, KIT A— Ruth Wentworth. * K MPC, W ITR —News. Music. * K KRI M —News. 8:00—Johnny Murray. KFI. 7:30—The Shadow, KHJ. KFAC — Mosical Comedy. :00.-1 Love a Mystery, EN X• EPASL Women at War. HPAS—Polly and Pat. 9:00—Kate Smith, KNX. KFGJ—South America. 9:30—Breakfast at Sardi's. 8:30—Big Town, KNX. • KWK W —Ice Follies. KFOX —Songs of the West. KECA-KFSD. 9:30— World We're Fighting For, KFOX —Plrebrands for Jesus. K IND — My True Story. 10:00—Chef Milani, KF WB. E H. 2:45—RFT—Front Page Farrell. 9:15—K11— Woman of America. 10:35—Luncheon with Lopez, KNX —American Women. KNX —Big Sister. KGB-KF XM-KVOE. * KECA. KFVD--News. I:00--Blue Newsroom Review, Quiz Programs KEenCdAs—. Between the Book- K W — Women of Today. KECA. K MPC —Stage for Songs. 8:00—Pay Day Quiz, KHJ- • K MPC—Story of News. 4:00—Hello from Hollywood, KFXM. H MTE —Dr. James McGinley. K NX. * KFAC, KFVD —News. EGFJ—biedical. 4:30—Art Baker's Notebook. KFI FEFSD —Al and Lee Heiser. KFAC —Voice of Health. Outstanding Music 6:00—Burns and Allen, KNX. Theater of K WK W — Woody Herman. 3—KFT—Hollywood 6:15—Gracie Fields. KHJ-KGB- 10:45—Your Gospel Singer, I:MCA lik'SD —Good Cheer. the Air. KF X M-HVOE. KNX —Housewives' Protective KFX M —Old Family Almanac. 6:30—Fibber McGee and Molly, 4:30—American Melody Hour, ENE. K HLeJa,gue. 9:30—KIT—Gallant Heart. D E — Work for Vic- KNX —Romance of Helen 6:30—Spotlight Bands, HECA- 7:30—Inglewood Park Concert, tory. K NX. Trent. KF M. * KECA —Pat Bishop, News. 7:00—Bob Hope, EFL KECA, KFSD —Breakfast at 8:00—Evening Concert, KFAC. * K MPC —News, Show Tune SardPs. 8:15—Lum and Abner, HECA- Time, KFEID. 8:00—Fred Waring. K M. K BJ KGB, KFX M —Sunny KF WB —Vocal Varieties. Side Up. 8:30—Johnny Presents M any 8:15—Harry James, KNX. * K MTR —News, Music. K MPC--Studio Party. Sim ms, K IT. 10:00—Lucky Lager Dance Time, K WK W —Pasadena Star-News K WIEW —News. 8:30—Duffy's Tavern. KECA. KFAC. K MTR — W. B. Record. 9:00—Salute to Youth, }EFL 10:00—Newsical, KFVD. * KPAS—Listeners' Digest. KFAC —Symphony. HPAS--Com munity Program. 9:00—Judy Canova Show, KNX. 10:30—Eastside D ance Tonite, KGER —Radio Revival. 9:15— What's In a Song, KECA. KF WB. KRIM —Matinee Melodies. KIND —Dr. Richardson. * KGFJ, KGER —News. HVOE —Army Band. War Public Affairs KGB, HVOE —Prayer, Philip EGF,I—Swing Serenade. Keyne-Gordon. , 2:45—American Women, K NX. W ED —Steve Merrill, songs. 9:45—KFI—Betty and Bob. 4:00—Report to the Nation, H MI 6:55— War News Roundup, KFCA 11:30—Congress Speaks, K NX. 3:15—Eli—Road of Life. KN X —Our Gal Sunday. 7:45—Citrus Front, KHJ-DLBS. KHJ—Pasadena Reporting. KF WB--Varieties. 8:00—Dispatch from Renters.' KECA, KFSD —Men, Machines K MPC —Novatime. K F WB. • Sports—Comment and Victory. H MTR —Curtis R. Springer. K MPC —Lady at the Mike. * HRHD —News, Clifton. Drama 10:00—Turf Bulletins, REED. K MTR — Win Morro. KIVK W —Raymond Scott. 5:30—Rece Results, KEHD. K WK W —Jimmy Dorsey. KFVD —Here Comes the Pa- 6:00—Mystery Theater, K IT. 7:45—"Quote Ted Busing," KNX KGFJ—Musical HawaiL rade. 3:30—Eli—Vie and Sade. EGYRAI—Behind the Gun. me missim meno m miu mo mo m n, RXX —Hanna and Gayle. OCTOBER 24, 1943 RADIO LIFE Page 21 TUESDAY LOGS KHJ, KGB, KVOE —Christian KF WB —Dale Ormont. Science Monitor World News KPAS—Church of Christ. r-- KI1J, KGB. Krxmr. K170E — KECA —Ladies. Be Seated. *KFVD —News. Stu Wilson's Fun Show Faces and Places. * KF WB, KFSG —News. KM PC—Keyboard Portraits. 6:30—KFI— Pibber McGee and Molly. "PAY DAY QUIZ" K MTR —Pastor Egertson. KMTR —Pianos. KNX —Report to the Nation. *K RKD —News Headlines. KGFJ—Bar X Ranch. KECA, KFSD —Spotlight KPAS —Spotlight Stories. K WK W —Hoyes Hour. Bands. KHJ 9:45-jrKECA. EFSD —News. KFX M —Petite Musical. KHJ—Arnerican Forum of the * KRI M —News. 8 P. M.—TUESDAYS KNX —Deane Dickason. Air. * K M, KGB, KFXM, KVOE — 3:45—EFI—Brave in Heart. KMPC —Through the Years. SPONSORED BY Fulton Lewis, Jr. KNX —News Today, Chet Hunt- KMTR —Dr. Clem Davies. Barbara Ann Bread ley. KF WB —Between the Lines. KF WB--Pee Wee Hunt. K.MTR —Viennese Ensemble. KI4J-13W Hay Reads the KPAS—Charley Hemp. Bible. * K MPC — William Parker. KMPC — Man With a Song. * KFI—Richfield News. K MTR —Riggs Plan. DR. CLEM DAVIES KF WB —Citizens Defense QUIZ 10 KN X —Ten o'Clock Wire. KPAS —Henry George School. KFSD —U. S. Army Band. TIMELY TOPICS K M, KGB —Busy Money. 8:30—Eli—Johnny Presents Ginny —lin—Dr. Kate. "Present Day Events In the Simms. KNX —Hello from Hollywood. KNX —Big Town. 4 Light of Bible Prophecy" KECA —My True Story. KECA, KFSD —Duffy's Tavern * KHJ, KFXM, KGB. EV0E-- Tuesday thru Saturday KHJ—Unscheduled. Fulton Lewis, Jr. K MPC —Design for Dancing. * K MPC, KMTR —News, Music. KM TR — 6:30 P. M. K MTR —Central Church of KF WB —Bert Fiske. Christ. * KFAC, KGER, KFOX —News. * KF WB —News. KRIM —Toast to the Town. EVOE —Gospel Light. KFXM —Air Depot. KGEJ—The Home Hour. KGFJ—Dinner Concert. KGFJ—The Four Aces. KFSD —George Hicks Report- KGER —Prophecy Speaks. KFOX, KPAS —Judge Gardner ing. * KGB —Eddie Oreutt. ' K3IPC —Government News, 4:15—IKFI— World News. 6 :45—KPAS—Townsend Plan. 6:45—KF WB —Help Wanted. * KNX —Sam Hayes, News. 6:55—KECA — War News Roundup. KMPC —Goiertunent News. * KHJ—Round Towner. KFSD —Abbey for Mayor. to Youth. • * KMPC —News, Moments of * K MPC —MaJor H. S. Turner. IT—EFT—Bob Hope. n—K.F1—Salute KF WB —Gospel and Song. KN X —Judy Canova Show. Melody. KNX —Suspense. * K MTR —Radio Newsreel. KECA —Soldiers of the Press. KF WB--Bible Treasury Hour. * KECA, KFSD —Raymond * KFVD —News. * KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KV0E — KPAS—Voice of Calvary. Gram Swing. ERKD —Movieland Quiz. News, Glenn Hardy. * K3IT E—News, Bob Brooks. * KHJ, KFX M, KGB, KVOE — * K MPC —News, Music Bet KFAC —Lucky Lager Dance EFAC —Swing Shift. John B. Hughes. KGB, KFX M, KV0E —John- KF WB--Strollin' Tom. Time. * KMPC, K MTR —News, Music. son Family. * K MTR —News, Music. KFX M, EVOR —Henry King KFAC —M. Howard Fagan. KPAS —Dr. Louis T. Talbot. Orch. 4:30—KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. KGFJ—Spanish Hour. * KGFJ, KGER —News. KGFJ—Hank, Night W atch- K.NX —Ainerican Melody Hour K WE W —Hungarian Baptist KFOX —Church of Christ. man, till 6 a. m. * KECA, KM-PC, KFAC —News. Church. 9:05—KGER —Olga Graves. * KFVD —Newsical, 3 Hrs. 'UM —Johnson Family. * BRED, KPAS, KGER, KFOX 9:15—KHJ, KGB. KFX M. KVOE — E MPC —Freedom's Fighting 10:15—KFI—Cheque Your Musie. — News. Rex Miller. Men. 7:05—EGER —Townsend Nat'l Re- * KNX —John Burton, Nein. EVIE W —Italian Radio Melo- covery Plan. KECA —Freddy Martin (trek. dies. 7:15* KRJ. KGB. KI WI—News. KGB. KV0E—.Patil KNITR —Janice Penney. * KECA, KFSD —News. WAR BOND Schubert. KFVD —Tea Time Music. R MPC —ReTolving Bandstand. K MPC —Rainbow Rendesveas. KGB —Service House Party. R3ITR — W. B. Record. For a Song Title! KF WB —Ice Follies. KFX M —Dr. Philip Lovell. * KPAS—Our Daily Bread. K MTR —Pete Pontreill Drell. KFXM —Sinfonietta. KVOE — Word of God. KVOE —Optimists' Week. KECA -9:15 P. M. 4:45—KHJ—Unscheduled. KECA —Behind the War News. K MPC —Aloha Land. MELODIES AMERICA LOVES "What's In a Song" KF WB —Stuart Hamblen. DANCE * KRED —News, Browning. Santa Fe Trailways KIlITR —Santaella Ensemble. \NCAVYSZVAPV. Male Tonite e —KFI—Voice of a Nation. KECA — What's in a Song. 10:30 to 11:30 P.M. KINX —Galen Drake. Qua rtette K MTR —Back to the Bible. * KHJ—Broadway News. KGFJ—Dream Castles. Every Nite Except Sunday KECA KFSD —Terry and the Concert Orchestra KF XM —Famous Fathers. Pirates. 9:25*KNX —Joseph Harsch. • * K MPC, K MTR —News, Music. Earl Towner. Director KF WB E WK W —American Jewish Hr America's Finest Bonds KPAS—Uncle Charlie. TUESDAY AT 7:30 P. N. KR KD —Son s of the Saddle. to:3o— KEI—Inside News (Thrifty * KGFJ „ KGER —News. Drag). 5:05—KGER —Olga Graves. 7:30— KFI—Red Skelton k Co. KECA —Classic Hour. KNX —Afternoon Dances. • KNX —Inglewood Park Con- KNX —Texas Rangers. 5:15*KF1—News, Pat Bishop. cert * K W —Harrison Wood, Editor. KNX —Texas Rangers. KECA. KFSD —Red Ryder. KF WB —Eastside Dance To- * KECA, KFAC —News. KHJ—The Shadow. mite. KILL KFXM. KGB, KV0E — * KF WB —News. K MTR —Happy Johnson Orch. Superman. K MTR —Dr. A. Tr. Michelson. KPAS—Ret. W. C. Parham. EIVIPC —Cocktails for Ten. KPAS —Country Gentleman. "THE W O RLD * KFVD —Newsical. KGFJ—Name the Tune. KFAC —Dr. E. J. Goodspeed. 10 :45—KFI—Hal Curtis, Organist. * KEVD —News. KR KD —Do You Know? W E ARE FIG HTIN G FOR" KN X —Organ, Piano. 5:30—KFI—Treasure Chest. KGB, KVOE —Musio That En- KIIJ—News and the People. * KNX —Harry W. Flannery. dures. 10 :55—KINX —Paul Featherstone. KECA, KFSD —Jack Arm- 7:45*KNX —"Quote Ted Busing." K F I • 9:30 P.M. strong. KHJ, KGB, KVOE, KFX M — TUESDAYS * KFI—Eleventh Hoar News. KHJ, KGB, KFX M, KVOE — Citrus Front. 11 * KNX —News, Bob Andersen. Radio Tour. KMPC —Rhythm Classics. 11:30— Eli—The World We're Fight- * KHJ—News. * KPAS —Curtis H. Springer. * KF WB, KFOX —Robert Arden ing For. *K MPC —News, Dance and K MPC —Man With a Band. KPAS—The Bell Family. KNX —Edwin C. Hill. Romance. K MTR —Lrwin Allen. * KFAC —News. * KECA —Erskine Johnson KF WB--Eastside Dance To- KFAC — Whoa Bill Club. EFSG —Evangeristio Service. (Thrifty Drug). nite. KGFJ—Dinner Concert. e —KF1—Fred Waring. KNX —Edwin C. Hill. * K MTR —News. Music. KFAC —Lnck Lager Dance KR KD —Race Results. 0 KNX —I Love a Mystery. KFVD -90-90 Club. Time. KECA, KIND — Watch the KPAS--Christabel Pankharst. 5:45* KINX —Truman Bradley. News. World Go KECA, KFSD--Capt. Midnight 9:30 P. M.—KECA * KFVD —Newsical. KHJ, KFXM —Pay Day Quiz. 11 :05—KHJ—Answering You. * KHJ, KGB, KFX31, EVOE — * K MPC —News, Music. - Hollywood Spotlight' Norman Nesbitt. 11 :,11e.‘KFI—Frankie Masters' Orch. * KGER —News. With ERSKINE JOHNSON 1151111—Roy Milton Orch. ELNIPC —Help Wanted. KF WB —Dispatch from Rent-. ILMTR —Old Age Pension. 11:30—KHJ—Full Speed Ahead. era. 10:30 P. M.—KFI KFI—Paul Page. ERR O—Hollywood Tune- * R MTR -1News, Grace Dotson. smiths. KNX —Congress Speaks. KFAC —Evening Concert. "Inside the News" * KIVEPC —News, Backstage KGER —Dr. James Jeffers. * KPAS —Listeners' Digest. 3:55* KNX —Bill Henry. Bandstand 'till 1:30 a.m. KVOE —Gus Arnheim Orch. with JOHN COHEE K MTR —Erskine Hawkins e — KFT—Mystery Theater. KGFJ—B. & R. Cowboys. and PETER de LIMA * KFVD--Newsical 'till 1 a.m. KNX —Burns and Allen. :15* KFI—Fleetwood Lawton. 11:45—KF1—Musical Encores. * KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KV0E — KN X —Harry James Orch. THRIFTY DRUG STORES KNX —Bob Chester. Gabriel Heatter. KECA, KFSD--Lum & Abner. 11:55*KNX, KF WB —News. * KECA, KFSD —News. *1411PC —News, Easy Listening. * KF WB, KFOX, KGER, Will be delivered Tues- A FREE LECTURE ON By Paul A. Harsch, C.S.B., KFX M —News. * K MTR —News, Music. day evening, October 26, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE of Toledo, Ohio. Member KFAC — Music for Everyone. in NINTH CHURCH OF of the Board of Lecture- KPAS —Future Pianists. ship of The Mother Dancette. CHRIST, SCIENTIST, 433 KFWB (980 kc) KGFJ—Home on the Range. Church, The First Church 6:15—KHJ, HGB, K E V11, EVOE — So. Normandie Ave. You at 8:00 p. m. of Christ, Scientist, in Gracie Fields. KECA. KFSD —Today in His- are cordially invited to aft end. Boston, Massachusetts. tory. KMTR KFI KECA KHJ KFVD KPU FRG KGFJ KFXM KFAC KGER KWKW WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27 I FFSDTKMPC TKIEvTKFwiTKNx1 aro KFOXI-KGB T KVOE 570176401- 7907-930 71020T irgt3 Air° T13301-1390 T *Indicates News Broadcast. KF WB —Varieties. HMTR —Curtis H. Springer. 600 710 870 980 1070 1110 1230 12 80 1360 1430 1490 * KRKD —News, Clifton. At hours where no listing is K WE W —Pancho and Miranda sh o w n for a local station, 9:55—RRKD —Oh!- Ohl- KRHD —Voice of Government. 11:30—KFI—Light of the World. recorded m u si c has been KHJ—Aunt Jemina. RFVD —Union Rescue Mission. KNX — We Love and Learn. scheduled, FiGER —Sunshine Pastor. K MPC —Stars Over Manhattan — KFT—Mirth and Madness. KFOX —Trade Wind Tavern. H MTR —Curtls H. Springer. KN X —Life Can Be Beautiful. 10 :35—KFX M, HVOS—Lunoheon * K WK W —News, Paul White- --KFI—J,ainny Murray. 10 * KELL 18E701. BOB. R10E — 'with Lopez. man. 191 EN X—Collins Calling. News. Glenn Hardy. M U —Points and Prices. IEGFJ—City Dwellers. * KECA —Between the Lines. * KECA. KSFD —News. K WK W —Strauss. * KRRD, KFAC, KFOX —News. K M, KGB, KFXM, HVOE — * K MPC —News, Housewil es 10:45*KFI—Art Baker, News. REND —Page of Melody. Dr. Louis Talbot. Exchange. RFOX —Sing and Swing. KNX —The Goldbergs. * KM PC—News, Commentary. KF WB —Kitchen Kollege, KGB, KFXM, HVOE--Yours ERCA —Your Gospel Singer. KF WB —Breakfast Club. Chel Milani. For Song. KHJ—Lady of Charity. a * MITR —News, Music. 11E1411—Ann Gibson. * KPAS, KGFJ, HOER, KFOX KF WB —Science or Mind. — News. K51TR —Philip 51. Lovell. 1.1145-11CF1—Hymus of All Churches. REAC —t ountry Church. KFAC —Piano Briefs. KNX —Linda's First Love. HEAR * KECA —News. Ted Meyers, K WK W — W. B. Record. PIERRE REED —Midnight Mission. KIND —Stuart Hamblen. * KFOX —Arline Daniels. K M, KGB —Rose Room. Maestro of tire Chafing Dish KGFJ—Light Concert. 11:05-11GER —Soul Patrol. With Marion Lee — KFI—Guiding Light. ' HPAS—Hoot's Painted Post. 11:15*KFI—Peter de Lima, Com- 11 KNX —Young Dr. Malone. K WK W —Bing Crosby. ment. WOMAN'S WORLD KECA —Bankhage Talking. KFOX —Marching Along. KNX —Valiant Lady. KHJ—Shady Valley Folk. KFVD —Violet Schram. * KECA —News. NOW KWKW -110 A. M. *IIIMPC —News, This Changing KFXM —Organ. & WPC —Markets and Sports. World. *IIFSD—News. K MTR —Dr. Michelson. * K MTR —News, Dr. Louis Tal- KOFJ—,Pastor Carl SweezY. bot. KGER — Mizpah. * RMTR —Nens. Music. KF WB —Ai Jarvis. 12—KJEFNIX—FSinginRgepaleeerthearts'arm KFOX —Firestone Foursquare. * KGFJ. FLIDX--”News. KFAC —Les Adams. Time. K WK W — Womati's World. * KGFJ, SPAS, KFVD, KGER KECA —Morton Downey. 11:30*KFI, KFSD —News. R V% II—Morning Serenade. * KHJ—Broadway News. KECA —MeNcill's Breakfast —News. KRKD —Turf Bulletins. KRHD —Personality Quiz. * KMPC —Prayer for Peace, * KGER —News. Full Gospel. News. • KNX —Kitty Foyle. K WK W —Paul Allison. 10:15—KNX —Ma Perkins. KGB, KFX M, HVOE--Cedric * KMTR —News, Midday Matinee * KHJ— Wilson Edwards, News. KFAC —Band. KMPC —Unity Daily Word. KECA —Jay Burnett. Foster. K HJ—Happy Homes, Norma HPAS —Rancho 11-10. * KFAC —News. 11:15—KFI—Lonely Women. K WK W —Jan Savitt. HPAS--Haven of Rest. Young. KECA, RFSD —Mystery Chef. * R MTR —Victory Newsreel. * KGFJ, KGB. RVOE. KIND — K WK W —Dr. J. A. Lovell. KNX —Joyce Jordan. M. D. News. * KPAS —News. K MPC —Home Front, Sam Kt ON —Helen Markham. EKED —Prairie Schooner. * HRED--News Headlines. . RGFJ —Voice of Health. Adams. EKED —Dr. Richardson, KFOX —Just Relax, KFXM —Sunshine Service. KIND —Luncheon MUSIC. KGER —Kingdom Within. * * * * * * * * KGB, EVOE —Jolly Joe and * KGER —News: Music. Ralph. KFOX —Student Assembly. KFSD —Vnele Sam. * 11:15 on KMPC 12:15—KFI— Ma Perkins. 8:45—KFI—David Harum. KFXM —All Around the Town * KNX —Bob Andersen, News. KN X —Aunt Jenny's Stories. KGB, KVOE — Music Mixers. *KECA, KMPC.—News. KHJ—Victor Lindlahr. SAM ADAMS K HJ, KGB, HVOE —Harrison KMTR —Bible Treasury. 10:30—KFI—Burritt Wheeler. * KNX —Bernadine Flynn. News. "Home Front Quartermaster" Wood. * K WK W —News, Tony Martin. K MPC — Wax Museum, KFVD, KGFJ—Vocal Favor- KECA KFSD —Sweet River. KFAC -1 Solemnly Swear, ites. * KH-J, KGB, KFX M, HVOE — Humorous—Helpful 4( E WE W—Bi-Lo--MJlo, KGER —Rev. Bennington. News. KFXM —News. FLFOX —Curtis H. Springer. * KF WB, K WK W, KFAC —News *1 1 :1 5 a.m., Mon., Wed., Fri.* KGFJ—Hasten the Day. .8:55— M U — Words in the News. KMPC — Mid-Morning Melodies. * * * * * * * * HOER —Officials on Parade. RPAS—Meet Priscilla Alden. 8:58—K MTR —Time Signal. *KPAS—Pasadena News. RnD-13, S. D. A. * K MTR —Floyd B. Johnson. KGER —Evangelist Jean An- 1.2:30—KFI—Pepper Young's Family. KGFJ—,-Salon Music. drews. * KNX — William Winter. KECA -10-2-4 Ranch, Polly and Pat M U —Homemakers' Club. * KF WB. KrAc —News. IITTERSON WEDNESDAY Program Highlights HPAS—Curtis H. Springer. P K WK W — Maurice Johnson, Morning Programs Appear L1:hInface l'clig eel,: Afternoon and KFX M —Farm Front. K FVD —Violet Schram. - Household Hints" KGB —Molly Morse. KPAS-9:00 a. m. Variety 9:00—Television, Vaudeville, HVOE — Maxine Keith. W6XYZ. 12:45— KFI—Right to Happiness. Monday Thru Friday 8 :00—Johnny Murray. Klrl. KNX —Bachelor's Children. KECA, KFSD — Meet the 9:00—Kate Smith, KNX. Drama Ladies. a—EMI—The Open Door. 9:30—Breakfast at Sardi's. 6:30— Mr. District Attorney, KF1 KF WB —Al Jarvis. KNX —Kate Smith. KECA-KPED, 7:30—Lone Ranger. KIIIJ-KGB- KFAC —U. S. Coast Guard. • KECA — Women Who Make 10:90—Chef Milani, KfriVEL HYDE. * KPAS—News. Keys* Dorothea Ramsay. R:00—I Love a Mystery. KNX. KFOX —Science of Mind. I0:85—Luncheon with Lopez, KFVD —Violet Scsram. * KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KV0E — KGB. KFXM. KVOE. 8:30—Buildog Drum mond, M U. • Boake Carter. 9:00—Mr. and Mrs. North. ELF1. KGB, KFX M, HVOE —Qtda * KMPC, K MTR —News, Music. 3:00—Hollywood Theater of the Wizard. KFAC — Musical (omedy. Air, EFL Quiz Programs REND —Between the Bookends KPAS —Polly and Pat. 4:00—Hello from Hollywood. — KFI—Backstage Wife. K WK W —Ice Follies. KN X. 4:45—Capt. Jack. KECA. 1 KN X —Your Home Front Re- HRKI)--Elagebrush Serenade. 13:00—Eddie Cantor. KEI. 6:00— Winner Take All. KNX. porter. KFOX —Firebranda for Jesus. 1:30—Do Yon Know. MIRO. 111.11J—This Is Music. * KGFJ. EGER —News. 6:00—Opportunity Hour rne. * K MPC—News, 29 Palms. KFSD — Meet Your Neighbor. KEN. 8:40—Battle of the Sexes. KECA. 6:15—Gracie Fields, KHJ. * KF WB —Today's War Moods. 9:05—KGER —Rev. Larrintore. * K MTR —News, Music. 9:15—KFI— Woman of America. 6:36—Carson Comedy 4how, Outstanding Music * KECA —Blue Newsroom Re- KNX —Big Sister. KNX. 10.45— Your Gospel Binger, KECA view. * KECA, KFVD —News. 7:00— Kay Kyser, KFI. 7:00—Great Moments in Music KFAC —Dr. Helen Collier, KHJ—Time Out. 7 :30—Crests Blanca Carnival, KN X. KPAS —G. Allison Phelps. * KFVD, KGER —News, KFAC —Voice of Health. KNX. 8:00—Pred Waring, K M. IEMPC —Stage for Song. 8:15—Lum and Abner. RECA- 8:00—Evening Concert, KFAC. K WK W —Hope to the Handi- K5ITR —Dr, James McGinley. HFSIL 8:15—Harry James. KNX. capped. K WK W — Woody Herman. 8:30—Beat the Rand. K M. 10:00—Lock Lager Dance Time * RGER —News; Pd11814 KG FJ— Medical. 9:00—Sammy Kaye. KNX. KFAC. KFOX — Dance Time. KGER —Rev. J. A. Lovell. 9 :30-1.1 one! Ra rrym o re FLEX. 10:00—Newsical, KFVD. • K FSD —National Farm and KFXM —Old Family Almanac. 9:30—Hollywood Spotlight. 10:30—Eardside Dance Tonne, Home. KFSD —Good Cheer, KECA. KF WB. * HVOE — Walter Compton. KGB —Problem Clearing House 9:30--Scramhy-Amby, 1:15—KFI—Stella Dallas. 9:30—KFI—Gallant Heart. Public A airs K MPC-Songs We Love. KN X —Romance of Helen KF WB —Al Jarvis. Trent. War 1:00—Hope for the Handicapped, HPA71—Victory Gardenias, KHJ, KGB —Sunny Side Up. K WK W. K WK W —Concert Matinee, 10:15—Our Navy's Fighting KECA, KFSD —Breakfast at 7:30— World's Fair Corn.. KFAC. KFAC —J. Newton Yates, Or- ' Sardi's. Heroes, KFI. ganist. 1:30— Where Free Men Are Fight- 7:45—Mayor Fletcher Bowron, M IPC —Studio Party. HOER—Voice of the Army. ing. Caldwell. KGFJ. KECA. * KEVVII. K WK W —News. 1:25*KNX —Bob Gieene. News. RP M —Com munity Program. 2:45—American Women. HEX. 9:00—"It Can Be Done" KECA. 1:30—RFI—Lorenzo Jones. 10:31.1—Nat'l Radio Foray). HECA. KGER —Radio Revival. KHJ. KNX —School of the Air. KFX M, HVOE —Coast Guard 8:00-1teuters' News Dispatch, YMCA, KFSD —Time Views Band. KF WB. Sports—Comment the hews. KFVD —Dr, Richardson. 8:00—Television, Test Pattern, Is Music. • W6XYZ. 10:00—Turf Bulletins. KRK13. 9:85—K WK W —I Lave a Parade. • K MPC —Family Bible. 8:30—Television, To Keep Fit, 5:30—Race Results REED. * SPAS, R WIEW —News. 9:45—R97 —Betty and Bob. INOXYZ. 8:30—Sportstime, EMPC. KFAC —Gems of Melody. KNX —Our Gal Sunday. * KRI M —News, Music. K MPC —Novatime. KFVD —Ilawalian Music. , OCTOBER 24, 1943 R A DI O LIF E PAGE 23 WEDNESDAY LOGS KFOX —Christian Science. * KM TR— Radio Newsreel. 1:05—KGER —Townsend Nat'l Re- * KECA —Erskine Johnson, Hol- KGFJ—Donn Mansfield Cald- KFAC —Swing Shift. covery Plan. lywood Spotlight (Thrifty well. *ELF% D —News. 7 :15*K WA. KISD —N ews. Drug). ICFNM —Lois Suffield, Safety. KGER —Dr, James Jeffers. KHJ. KGB —Seaboard News, *KHJ, KGB, KFX M. HVOE — KGB, KV0E —Full Speed KGB, KFXM, HVOE —Johnson George Irwin. General Barrows. Ahead. Family. K MPC —Revolving Bandstand. *KF WB, KFSG —News. 1:35*K WK W —liladys Halley Scoles. 4 :30—KF1—Art Baker's Notebook. KMTR — W. B. Record. HMTR —Pastor H. 0. Esertson 1:45-1W1—Young Widder Brown. KEN —Easy Aces. KFAC —Piano Briefs. HPAS —Spotlight Stories. KECA, KFSD —Rodriguez, K W —Johnson Family. * KPAS —Our Daily Bread. KG II—Brother Tom my. 1 Sutherland. *KECA —NeWs. KPPC —Organ Recital. 9:45*KECA, KFSD —News K MPC —Hits and Bits. KMPC —K. L. Flatitil. MINSK —Dr. Trotter. * KHJ, KGB, KVOE —Fulton K5ITR —Just Dogs. H MTR —Janice Penney. HVOE —Smooth Performance. Lewis. jr. K itKD —Singing Waiters. K.1012D—Harley linos. :30—EN X —Cresta Blanca Carnival KF WB —Between the Lines. K WK W —Voice of the Army. K WK W —Italian Radio Melo- KECA —Free Men Are Fighting K MTR —Viennese Ensemble. KGFJ—Ladies, Medea. dies. KHJ, KGB, KVOE —Lone KPAS —Charley Ramp. KFX M —Band Concert. HVOE —Lani McIntyre's Orch. Ranger. * KFI—Richfield. KGER —George Strange. KFXM —Dr. Philip M. Lovell. *KF WB —News. !WOK —This Rhythmic Age. 4:45*KFI—H. V. Haltenborn. KMTR —Dr. A. U. Michelson. 10 * KN X —Ten o'Clock Wire. KN X —Tracer of Lost Persons, KFAC — World's Fair Corn. *KHJ, KGB. HVOE —Dr. Poly- — KFL— When a Girl Marries. Keene. KPAS —Country Gentleman. snide. 2 KNX —Mary Marlin. KHJ—Remember with Floretta • KRHD —Do You Know? *TI M. KGB. KFX M, fiV0E-- KECA —Capt. Jack. KPPC —Let's Talk It Over. THE WEST'S TOP NEWSCAST Shedah Carter. KMPf'—Aloha Land. KFOX -0. W. I. KECA — What's Doing, Ladies. HMTR —Santaella Ensemble. : 7:35—lik;CA —Free Men Are Fight- F OR /.7 YEARS7 * K MPC, KMTR —News, Music. KI WB —Stuart Hamblen, ing. * KGFJ—News. * HRHD —New, 7:45—KECA — Mayor BowroS. KF WB —Hal Styles. K WK W —M Kosloff. K MPC —Rhythm Classics. KPAS—Rancho 11-10. * KF WB, KFOX —Robert Arden. ORICHFIELD. K WK W —Concert Matinee. E —KFI—Voice of a Nation. HPAS —The Bell Family. KRIGO—Concert Melodies. KN X —Galen Drake. • * KFAC —News. KGER —Long Beach Band. *KHJ—Broadway News. REPORTERO KFVD —Organ Melodies. • KECA —Terry and the Pirates. --liFI—Fred Waring. 10 P.M. NIGHTLY : KFSD —American Pen Women. *K MPC. KMTR —News, Music. 110 KNX —I Love a Mystery. t:15— KFI—Portia Eaves Life. HPAtii—Uncle Charlie. KECA, HFSD — Watch the SU N DAYthru FRIDAY HI M —David's Almanac. K WK W —American Jewish Hr. World Go By. * KHJ. KFKM, KGB, [ M1E:— *KGFJ. KFX.M; KGER —News. K HJ, KGB, HVOE —Unsched- * K MPC —News, Moments of Don Lee Newsreel Theater. KRKD —Songs of the Saddle. tiled. Melody. * KFSD —News. KFOK —Sunshine Pastor. KF WB —Bible Treasury Hour. KFOX —Public Bulletin. KGB-ILiberator Bulletin. * KMTR —News, Bob Brooks. 2:20—KGER —Long Beach Band. 5:05—KGER —Olga Graves. KIIAC —Lucky Lager Danes 5:15*KII, KECA, KFAC, KFVD — FLOY D • 2:30—KFI—Just Plain Bill. Time. • News. * HN X—News, Deane Dickason. KPAS —Evening Reverie. KNX —Texas Rangers. KECA —Ruth Wentworth. * KFVD —Newsical, 3 Hrs, KHJ, KFXM. KGB. KVOE — JO H NSO N * KF WB, KRHD —News. and KGFJ—Hanle. N Shtvgallchmatt ( KPAS— Women at War. Superman. King's Ambassador Quartet KFOX —Songs of the West. K MPC —Cocktails for You. KMTR —The Silver Shield. KMTR -8:05-9:00 P. M. ii.F8D —My True Story. Church on High 2:35—KNX —Questions on Music. * KFVD —News. 2:45—KFl—Front Page Farrell. KT'SD —The Sea Hound. Also l0:30-1045 A. 51. 10 p.m. Wednesday Monday through Friday KN X —American Women. 5:30—KFI—Alvin Wilder. 9:30 A.M. Sunday KECA —Between the Book- *KNX —Harry W. Flannery. ends. KECA, KFSD —Jack Arm- KPAS -1110 kcy. A MR —Renter's News Dis- KMPC--U. S. Army. strong. Rev. A. V. Havens * KFAC, KFVD —News. KHJ, KGB, KFX M, HVOE — patch. KRKD —South Sea Serenade. Radio Tour. * K MPC —News, Music. M.A., B.D. HISD —Al and Lee Reiser. H MPC — Man With a Band. * KGER —News. * K MTR —News, Floyd B. John- TEMPLE CHOIR HMTIt—Irwin Allen. 305 F.. Cole., Glendale, 3—K101—Hollywood Theater of *KPAS—Curtis H. Springer. son. the Air. KGFJ—Dinner Concert. * KPAS—Listeners' Digest. HN X—Housewives' Protective M AO —Evening Concert. KFAG— Whoa Bill Club. 1.0:15--KFI—Our Navy's Fighting League. H MO —Race Results. KPPC — Mid-week Service, IIIIJ. HVOE — Work for Vic- Rev. George E. Petrie. Heroes. KFOX —On the Range. * KNX —John Burton, News. tory. KFVD -90-90 Club. 11:15*KFI—Fleetwood Lawton. *KECA —Pat Bishop, News. * KILL KGB, IEVOE —Peal 5:45*KFI—Louis Lochner. KNX —Harry James Oral. Schubert. * KMPC, KMTR —News, Music. KECA, H.F8D —Lum & Abner. KF WB —Vocal Varieties. * KNX —Newe. KECA —Freddy Martin Orch. KECA, KISH —Capt. Midnight * K MPC — William Parker. K MPC —Rainbow Rendezvous. KFAC —Symphony. * KHJ, KGB. KFX111, KVISE — KF WB —Life at Avion, Hal * K WK W —Pasadena Star-News. KF WB —ice Follies. Norman Nesbitt. Styles. KMTR —Pete Pontrelli MTh. * KPAS—Listeners' Digest. KMPG —Help Wanted. g:30—KFI—Beat the Band. * KGFJ, KGER —Newe. KGB, HVOE —Prayer, Philip KIVITR —Old Age Pension. KN X —Dr. Christian, Hersholt Keyes-Gordon. 5:55*KNX —Bill Henry. KECA. KFS'D —Battle of the HFSD —Lon Bring Orch. Sexes. DANCE 6 to Smile with K HJ, KGB, KVOE —Bulldog 3:05—KGER —John Brown. -1111—Time Eddie Cantor. Drum mond. 3:15—KFI—Road of Life. KN X —OpportunIty Hour POD. K MPC —Sportstime. Tonite KECA —Navy Waves. KF,CA. KFAD —Fitch Band- * KF WB —News. ' KMPC—Lady at the Mike. 10:30 to 11.30 P.M. wagon. KGFJ—The Four Aces. *FIF WB —News. * KHJ, KGB, KFX M, HVOE — 3:45—KF WB —Help Wanted. Every Nile Except Sunday KNITR —D. C. Tracey. Gabriel Heatter. K MPC—Government News. K WK W —Duke Ellington. * K MPC —News, Easy Listening. EPPG—(ccidental College. KIX.M —Devotional. * KF WB, KGER, KFOX, KFX.51 6:55—KHJ— Words in the News. ' KF'SD--America Calling. KF W B —News. KNX —Joseph Hoesch. America's Finest Bonds .... , 3:25—KHJ—Leaders of United Na- *K MTR —News, Music. - Hons. KFAC —Music for Everyone. ei—ILF1-111r. and Mrs. North, lo:30*Iiiel—Inside the News (Thrifty 3:30—KFI—Vic and S oda. KOFJ—Home on the Range. KNX —Sam my Kaye. Drug). KE N —To Your Good Health. HPAS—Pasadena Playhouse. KECA, KFSD —It Can Be KEN —Texas Ranger. KIN:CA —Ladies, Be Seated. K WK W —America

Kt-TYR —Hal Styles. KNIPC —Aloha Land. 7:15*KECA, KFSD —Frazier Hunt, KalTR —Inastor H. 0. Eirertsens KV K W, KRKD —Concert. KF WB —Stuart Hamblen. Roving Reporter. KPAS—Spotlight Stories. K PAS—Rancho 11-10. KMTR —Santaella Ensemble. * K M, KFXM, KGB -Dale :45* KECA, K IND —News. KFOX —Meet the Band. *KRKD, KFSD —News. Carnegie. KNX —Headline Builders, KFVD —Organ Melodies. *KPAS—Our Daily Bread. Gayne Whitman. KGER —Long Beach Band. ff—IEFI—Voice of a Nation. KMPC—Revolving Bandstand. *KHJ, KFXM. KGB, KVOE — 2:15—AEI—Portia Faces Life. KNX —Galen Drake. KF WB--Dinner Music. Fulton Lewis, jr. KNX —David's Almanac. KECA, KFSD —Terry and the KMTR — W. B. Record. KSITR —Vienne.e Ensemble. KFXM, KGB, KV0E-- Pirates. KV0E —Chnek Foster Orch. l.on Lee Newsreel Theater. *KHJ—Broadway News. HFOX —Dr. Trotter, KM PC—Say It With Music. *K MPC, KAITR —News, Music. HFAC —Vocal Gems. KGFJ—Mid-Afternoon Concert KPAS,-Uncle Charlie. 7:30— KFI—March of Time. THE WESTS TOP NEWSCAST *K M —News. K W WVV—American Jewish Hr. XNX —Here's to Romance. FOR /.7 YEARS: KFOX —Civic Affairs. KRIM —Songs of the Saddle. 'MCA. KFSD —Red Ryder. KFVD —Evening Serenade. KHJ--San Quentin on the Air 2:30—KEI—Just Plain Bill. *KGFJ, KGER —News. *a.Nrx—News, Deane Dickason. KPAS—Country Gentleman. KGB —Bulletin Liberator. *KF WB —News. theRICHFIELD KECA-eRuth Wentworth. *KF WB, KMPC. KRIM —News. *KFXM —News. KHJ, KV0E-vSan Quentin. KFOX —Sunshine Pastor. KMTR —Dr. Michelson. KPAS— Women at War. 5:05—KGER —Olga Graves. REPORTERO KGFJ—Almee Johnson. KRKD —Do You Know? KNX —Texas Rangers. KFXM —Lone Ranger. 10 P.M. NIGHTLY KFDX —Songs of the West. 5:15*KFI, KFVD —News. ICFSD —My True Story. 7:45*KF WB, KFOX —Robert Arden. *KECA —News. SUNDAYThru FRIDAY 4:35-1INX —Questions on Music. KPAS—The Bell Family. KNX — Meet •the Music. 2 :45— KEI—Front Page Farrell. * KFAC —News. KHJ, KGB, KEXM, KVOE — HECA, K IND —Town Meeting KNX —American Women. Superman. 0--KII—Fred Waring. of the Mr. KECA —Between the Bookends KMPC —Cocktails for You. KNX —I Love a Mystery. 10— KIVIPC—Voice of the Under- *KNX —Ten o'Clock Wire. *KFAC, KEVD —News. KHJ—Army Air Forces. *KFI--Richtield News. ground. KIND —The Sea Hound. KECA, KFSD — Watch the S W, KGB —Busy Money. O W AC, KFVD —News. 5:30—KFI—Aivin Wilder. World Go By. KRFID —South Sea Serenade. *KNX —Harry W. Flannery. *K MTR —News, Bob Brooks. *KMPC—News, Music. *KFVD —Newsical, 3 Hrs. KFSD —At and Lee Reiser. KECA, KFSD —,Tack Arm- KF WB —Reuter's News ills- KGFJ—Hank, Nightwatcbman. strong. patch. 3 Theater of 10 :15*KFI—Manchester Boddy. —HFI—Hollywood *KMTR —News, Church of tke Air. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE — *KNX —John Burton. News. KNX —Housewis es' Protective Radio Tour. Christ. KM PC—Man With a Band. ISFAC—Evening Concert. * KHJ, KGB, KV0E —Paul League. Schubert. KMTR —Irwin Allen. *KPAS--Listeners' Digest. KHJ— Work for Victory. KMPC—Rainbow Rendezvous. *KECA —Pat Bishop. *KPAS—Curtis H. Springer. 8:05—KGER —God's Word. KFAC— Whoa Bill Club. 8:15—K N.—Night Editor. KF WB —Ice Follies. *K MPC—News, Show Tune 10:30*KFI—Inside the News. Time. KFVD -90-90 Club. KNX —Harry James Orch. E KED —Race Results. KECA, KFSD —Lunt & Abner. KNX —Texas Rangers. KF WB —Vocal Varieties. *KHJ, KGB —Harrison Woad, * WITER —News. Music. KGER —God's Quarter Hour. *K MPC--William Parker. KFOX —On the Range. KPAS—Mary Burke King. Editor. KFAC—Symphony. KF WB--Eastside Dance To- *K WX W —Pasadena Star-News. 5:45*KFI—Louis Lochner. 8 :30—KFI—Maxwell House Time. nite. *KGFJ, KGER —News. *KNX —Truman Bradley. KNX —Death Valley Days. KECA, K IND —Capt. Midnight EPAS--Building for Tomorrow KGB, KFX M, KV0E—Trayer, *HE1 D-1% errsical. Philip Keyne-Gordon. *KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE — *KPAS—Listeners' Digest. Norman Nesbitt. KRKD —Matinee Melodies. KMPC—Help Wanted. 3:05—KGER —John Brown. KMTR —Old Age Pension. [AL Stories of real people DANCE KGER —Dr. James Jeffers. R 3:15—KFI—Road of Life. and places. Romance and ad- KECA —Since Pearl Harbor. 5:55*KNX —Bill Henry. KHJ—Charlotte Deeble. Or- • venture of the West. Hear Tonite 6 — fl Music Hall. ganist. • KNX —Major Bowes Amateurs. the Old Ranger tell these true 10:30 to 11:30 P.M. KMPC—Lady at the Mike. *KECA, KFSD —News- stories every Thursday night on Every ISIne Except Sunday *KF WB —News. *KHJ, KGB, KV0E--Gabriel HMTII— Win Morro. Heatter. 9 ICWK W —Artie Shaw. *KMPC—News ' Easy Listening. X.FSD —Clancy Calling. *K.FWB, KEGS, EIGER, DEATH VALLEY DAYS • KF WB KGFJ—Musical Hawaii. KFXM —News. Americo's Finest Bonds KFILM —Devotions. *KMTR—News; Mask. 3:30— KFI—Vic and Sade. KFAC —Music for Everyone. KNX, 8:30-9:00 P. M. 10 :45—KFI—Aviation Drama. KNX —Hanna and Gayle. KFVD —Serenade. *KHJ—News and the People. KECA —Lades' Be Seated. K WK W —Dinner Music. * K UJ, KGB, KV0E--Christian KGFJ—Home on the Range. *ICFI 1 KNX, KHJ, ElITE — Science Monitor World News 8:15— KHJ, KGA, KFX M, KV0E— News. KECA —Reserve. 11 • KMPC—Keyboard Portraits. Gracie Fields. KF WB —Eastside Dance To- HMTH —Planos. KHJ—Unscheduied. nne. KECA, K IND —Today in His- KMPC—Design for Dancing. KGER —KGER Concert. tory. *KMPC—News. Dance and Her KFXM —Petite Musicale. *KE WB —News. KF WB —Dave Ormont. mance. K WK W —Hoyes Hour. KMTR —Property Owners. *KMTR —News, Music. *IMIID —News Headlines. HPAS—Technocracy. KPAS—Gospel Tidings. * KFVD —News. KFAC--Lucky Lager Dance KIND —Novelty Notes. KGFJ—The Four Aces. Time. ICFSD —Victory Network. 6 :30—KFI—Bob Burns. HFX111—Behind the Scenes. *KFVD —Newsical. 3:45—KFI—Brave in Heart. KNX —Dinah Shore Show. HOER —Rev. De Jong. 11:03—KHJ— Waves. • 7X—The. World Today, Chet KHJ—You Tell 'Em Club. 8:45—KHJ—Do You Remember. 11:15—KFI—Touchdown Tips. Euntley. KECA, SPEW —Spotlight KMPC—Government News. 11:20—KNX —Les Brown. KHJ—Bill Hay Reads the Bands. KF WB—Help Wanted. 11:30—KFI--Remember with Fier-. Bible. KMPC—Through the Years. KMTR —irishing Facts. etta. IIMPC—Man With a Song. KF WB —Pee Wee Hunt. 8:55*KNX —Joseph Ranch. KHJ, KGB, HVOE--Wings WITH —Riggs Plan. KMTR —Dr. Clem Davies. Over the West Coast. KGER —U. S. Coast Guard. K WK W —Hungarian Baptist 9 — BPI—Aldrich Family. *K MPC—News, Backstage Church. . • IENX —Roma Wine Show. Bandstand 'till 1:30 a.M. -11111—Dr. Rate. KECA —Famons American EMTR —Erskine Hawkins 4 V EX—Hello from Hollywood. Challenges. Orch. KECA —My. True Story. DR. CLEM DAVIES KFXM, KGB, KVOE — *KFVD —Newsical. till 1 a. in, *K M. KFXM, KGB, 'Ivor-- News, Glenn Hardy. 11:45—KN X —Bob Chester. Fulton Lewis, jr. TIMELY TOPICS *KMPC—News, Music Box. 11:55*KNX, KF WB —News. *K MPC, KMTR —News, Music. KFWB—Strollin' Tom. *KFAC, KGER, IiFOX —News. "Present Day Events In the *KMTR —News, Music. KF WB —Bert Flake. Light of Bible Prophecy" KPAS—Dr. Louis Talbot. KGFJ—Home Hour. KGFJ—Fishing Pals. EKED —Toast to the Town. Tuesday thru Saturday 9 :05—KGER —Rev. Billy Adams. JUST LIKE W OMEN 4:15—KFI— World News. 9 :15—K111J. KGB. KEXM. KV0E-- • Trudy Brown, of the NBC *KN X—Sam Hayes, News. K M TR— 6:30 P. M. Res Miller. show 'Grand Ole Opry", K M —Round Towner. KF WB —Latin Americana. *ESIFC—Major H. S. Turner. KMTR —Back to the Bible. asked a sailor she was inter- KFWB —Gospel and Song. *KPAS--News. • *KM:FR —Radio Newsreel. KGFJ—Dinner Concert. 9:30-1IFI—Ellery Queen. viewing why he and all sail- KFAC —Swing Shift. KGER —Prophecy Speaks. • KNX —Bob Becker Chats ors always call their ships * KF'VD--News. KFOX —Hal's Memory Room. About Dogs. KRKD — Movieland Quiz. *KGB —Eddie Oreatt. *KECA —Erskine Johnson. "she". KGER —Colonial Tabernacle. KVOE—Gospel Light. KHJ, KGB, KVOE —Faces "Because they're all paint- KGB, KFXM. KVOE —Johnson O :45—KPAS—Townsend Plan. and Places. *KF WB —News. ed up and constantly sur- Family. :55—KECA — War News Roundup. rounded by men", was the KFSD —Cioll Service. XFSD —IAttle Known Facts. • 4:30--KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. tar's instant and smiling KNX. —Easy Aces. . —KFI—Durante-Moore Show. 9:30 P. M.—KECA reply. *KE5.1A —News. KINX —The First Line. Ki4J—The Johnson Family. *KHJ, KVOE, KGB, KFXM — -Hollywood Spotlight .' * * KMPC — We Have Met the Raymond Clapper. With ERSKINE JOHNSON Enemy. *KECA, KIND—Raymond M U —Johnson Family. Gram Swing. 10:30 P. M.—KR INJURED IN RAID KliVIR —Janice Penney. * KMPC, KMTR —News, Music. Quentin Reynolds, front K WK W —Itallan Radio Melo- *KRKD. KGER, KFOX —News. "Inside the News" dies. KFAC--America Waltzes. line reporter heard on "Sa- KFXM —Dr. Philip Lovell. KGFJ—Spanish Hour. with JOHN COHEE lute to Youth" program on OE—Human Ads entnre. K WK W —Hungarian Baptist and PETER de LIMA 4:4S--KNX —Tracer of Lost Persons. Church. NBC, fell over a chair and Keene. *KPAS--News. THRIFTY DRU G STORES broke two ribs during a KHJ—Unscheduled. 7:013—KGER —Townsend Nat'l Re- HECA —Behind the War News. covery Plan. bombing raid in London. KMTR KFI KECA HJ KFVD KPA KFSG KGFJ KFXM KFAC KGER KWKW FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29 TIFFSOTKMPO TKIEVTKFWEITKNX KRKD KFOK TKGB T KVOE 570 1-64 0-11-790-T-930-1-1020T TIM- 1240 T13301.-1390 1- *Indicates News Broadcast. KFI-Tillamook Kitchen. 600 710 870 990 1070 110 123G 12 80 1360 1430 1498 1 0 - KNX -Life Can Be Beautiful. At hours where no listing Is KFXM. HVOE -News. * KECA, KFSD -News. $h o w n for a local station, KRI M -Personality Quiz. * KMPC -Prayer for Peace, recorded m u si c has been * KMPC-News, Housewives Exchange. * KGB, KFX M, HVOE -Cedric News. scheduled. KF WB -Kitchen Kollege. Foster. * E MTR -News, Mid-day Mati- * K MTR -News, Music. KGFJ, KFVD, KGER -News, nee. KPAS-Rancho 11-10. 0 - KFI-Jolinny Murray. * KGFJ, KPAS, KGER, KFOX 11:15-KFI-Lonely Wo men. - News. KNX -Joyce Jordan, Si. D. * KGFJ, KGER, RFS % KGB, KNX -Collins Calling. HVOE -News, * KECA -Between the Lines. K WK W - Woman's World. HECA, K MD - Mystery Chef, KRKD -Turf Bulletins. K MPC -Sam Adams. K WK W -Heartstrings. KHJ, KGB, HPE M, HVOE - KFAC -Band. Dr. Louis Talbot. KFVD - Morning Serenade. RGER -Evangelist Jean An- 10 :05-KGER -Full Gospel. drews. KRKD--Prairie Schooner. * K MPC -News, Com mentary. KFOX -Just Relax. * HMTR -News, Musk. 10:15-K n.-Mirth and Madness. * * * * * * * * 12 :10-KGER -Listen,* Ladies. * KPAS, KGFJ-News. KNX -Ma Perkins. 12:15- K2'1-Ma Perkins. * KGER, KFOX -News. KECA -Jay Burnett. * KNX -News, Bob Andersen. K WK W - W. B. Record. • 11:15 on KMPC KHJ-Happy Homes, Norma * KECA -News. KFAC--Conntry Church. Young. KM', KGB, HVOE -Harrison KFVD -Stuart Hamblen. • SAM ADAMS * KAITH -Victory Newsreel. Wood. 8:05-KGEB -Soul Patrol. * KPAS--News. K MPC - Wax Museum. ILLA*KFI-Peter de Lima, Com- KGFJ-Voice of Health. * "Home Front' Quartermaster" * *KFOX, KFX M -News. ment. KR HD -Dr. Richardson. Humorous—Helpful K W K W -HI-Lo-Milo, KNX -Valiant Lady. KFOX -Assembly of God. KFAC -1 Solemnly Swear. * KECA -News. KGB, KV0E--Music Mixers. *1 1:15 a.m., Mon., Wed., Fri.* KGFJ-Hoosier Observer. K MPC - Markets and Sports. KFX M -All Around the Town. KFVD -Editor of the Air. K MTR -Dr. Michelson. 10 :30- KFI-Burritt Wheeler. * * * * * * * * 12:30- KFl-Pepper Young's Family. KGFJ-Pastor Carl Swear!. * KN X -Bernadine Flynn, News. * KNX - William Winter. KGER - Mkpah. KECA, KFSD -Sweet River. 11:30-KFI-Light of the World. KECA -10-2-4 Ranch. " KFOX -Firestone Foursquare. * KHJ, KFAC -News. KNX - We Love and Learn. KHJ-Homemakers Club. 9:30*KFL KR HD -News. K MPC -Mid-Morning Melo- KEW, KFX M, KGB, HVOE - * KF WB, KFAC -News, * KHJ- Wilson Edwards, News. dies. Yours for a Song. KPAS-Curtis H. Springer. KECA - McNeill's Breakfast .*H MTR -Floyd B. Johnson. K MPC -Stars Over Manhattan K WK W -Maurice Johnson. Club. * KF WB, K WK W -News. KFVD -Gospel in Song. K NX -Kity Foyle. K MTR -Curtis H. Springer. KPAS--Meet Priscilla Alden. * KPAS-Pasadena Independent. KFX M -Farm Front. K MPC -Unity Daily World. KRHD -Voice of Government. * K WK W -News, Paul White- 12:45- KFl-Right to Happiness. KF WB -Help Wanted. KFVD -Union Rescue Mission. man. K NX -Bachelor's Children. * KFAC -News. KGER--Sunshine Pastor. * EKED. KFAC, KFOX -News. K ECA, 4IFSD - Meet the KPAS -Haven of Rest. KGFJ-City Dwellers. Ladies. K W K W -Dr. J. A. Lovell. 10:35-KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KV0E - • HRIID -News Headline*. U:45-KFI-Hymns of All Churches. KF WB -Al Jarvis. Luncheon with Lopez. KN X -Linda's First Love. KPAS -Pasadena Civic. KFOX -Helen Markham. K HJ-Points and Prices. KILL KGB -Rose Room. KFAC - We Alse Serve. KFXM--Stinshine Service. K WK W -Gershwin. * KECA, KFSD -News. K FVD -Violet Schram. KGB, EVOE -Jolly Joe and 10:45* KF1-Art Baker, News. KNX -True Story. KFOX -Science of Mind. Ralph. KN X -The Goldbergs. K MPC -America Marches. KGB, KFXM, HVOE -Quiz 6:35-1111HD -Musie. KECA -Your Gospel Singer. K WK W -Bing Crosby. Wizard. EV0E -Yankee House Party. KPAS-Gibson's Painted Post. 2:45-KFI-David Harum. KHJ -Lady of Charm. KFAC -Piano Briefs. KFVD -Violet Schram. - KFI-Backstage Wife. KNX -Aunt Jenny's Stories. KF WB-rScience of Mind. Kill -Your Home Front Re- KHJ-Victor Lindlahr. porter. K MTR -Bible Treasury. KMTR -Dr, Philip M. Lovell. K WK W -Freddy Martin. *KECA -Blue Network Review. * KF WB, K WK W -News. KHJ-This Is Music. KGER -Rev. Bennington. KGER -Sunshine Pastor., RIED - Midnight Mission. "HEARTSTRINGS" * K MPC -News, 29 Palms. KFOX -Curtis H. Springer. KFOX -Arline Daniels. KF WB -Today's War Moods. KFVD, KGFJ-Vocal Favor- KFSD -Baby Institute. Friday.-12 Noon * KMTR -News, Music. ites. ' KPAS -G. Allison Phelps. KFXM, EVOE--Yankee House - KFI-Guiding Light. * KGFJ, HFVD, KGER -News. Party. 11 KNX -Young Dr. Malone. KWKW -1430 K WK W -Hay Kyser. :50-K WK W -Tony Martin. KECA -Bankhage Talking. KFAC -Dr. Helen Collier, 9:55-KHJ - Words in the News. K HJ-Shady Valley Folk. Presented by KFXM -Treasure Chest. 8:58-KAITR -Time Signal. * KMPC -News, This Changing THE MAKERS OF KENU KFSD -National Farm and World. Home. -_K1—The Oven Door. KNX -Kate Smith. KF WB -Al Jarvis. HVOE - Walter Compton. 9 * K MTR -News, Dr. Louis 1:05-KGER -Officials on Parade. * KILI, KGB, KFX M, HVOE - - KFI-Farm Reporter. Talbot. Boake Carter. 12 KNX--Singing Sweethearts' 1 :15-K21-Stella Dallas. * KPAS. KFVD, KGFJ-News. K MPC -Songs We Love. HECA - Women Who Make Time. News. Dorothea Ramsey. K WK W -Paul Allison. KECA - Morton Downey. KF WB -Al Jarvis. * K MPC, H MTR--News, Music. KFAC -Les Adams. * KHJ-Broadway News. K WK W -Glenn Miller. * KGFJ, KGER -News. KFAC -J. Newton Yates, Od- KFAC -Musical Comedy. ium KF WB.-Dr. Reynolds. KFX M - Mender of Men. KPAS-Polly and Pat. FRIDAY Program Highlights KGFJ-Meet the Band. K WK W -Ice Follies. 1:25* ENX -Bob Greene, News. 1:30-K21-Lorenzo Jones. RED -Sagebrush Serenade. Mcrtilng Programs Appear In Lightface Type; Afternoon and KFOX -Firebrands for Jesus. Evening Programs In Boldface KNX -School of the Air. KFSD -Memorable Music. K HJ-This Is Music. • :O5-KGER -Rev. Larrimore. KGB, KFX M, HVOE--Full Variety Speed Ahead. 9:15-K11- Woman of America. Drama KNX -Big Sister. 8 :00-Johnny Murray, . 3:00-Hollywood Theater of the KECA, KFSD -Time Views * KECA -News. 9 :00- Kate Smith, KNX. Air KFI. the News. KHJ-Time Out. 9:30-Breakfast at Sara's. 4:45-Capt. Jack, KECA. K MPC--Family Bible. KECA-KFSD. 7:30-Lone Ranger, KHJ- * KPAS, K WK W -News. K MPC -Stage for Song. KIIITR -Dr. James McGinley. 10:00-Chef Milani, KF WB. KFX1d-RGB-13.VOE. * KRKD -News, Music. gao--1 Love a Mystery. BNB. KFAC -voice of Health. 10 :35--Luncheon With Lopez, KGFJ-Donn Mansfield Cald- 8:15-The Parker Family, K WK W - Woody Herman. KGB-KFX M-KVOE. well, KECA-HFSD. KGFJ- Medical. 4:00-Hello from Hollywood. KFOX -Christian Science. KGER -Rev. J. A. Lovell. 8:30-Phillip Morris Playhouse, 1:35*K WK W -Gladys Halley Scoles. KNX. KNX. KGB -Problem Clearing House 1:45-KFI-Young Widder Brown. 4:30-Art Baker's Notebook. KFII 8:30-Gang Busters. HECA- KFX M -Family Almanac. 4 KECA, HFSD -Rodriguez and 6:00-Hollywood Showcase. KN X. HFSD. Sutherland. HVOE -Have You Read? ..6:15-Gracie Fields, KHJ. * KFVD -News. K MPC -Bits and Hits. 6:30-People Are Funny, K n. Quiz Programs KALTR -Just Dogs. 9:30-K1.1 -Gallant Heart. (I:Mk-Spotlight Bands. HECA- 8:30-Double or Nothing. K HJ- KRED -Singing Waiters. KNX -Romance of Helen KFSD. DLBS. K WK W -Life and ,the Land. Trent. 7:00-Jim my Durante Show, 8:00-Quiz of Two Cities, KH.1. KGFJ-Listen, Ladies. K HJ, KGB -Sunny Side Up. KNX. KGER -George Strange. K MPC--Family Bible. 7:00-A mos 'n' Andy. BEI. - Outstanding Music KECA, HPSD -Breakfast at 7:30-Stage Door Canteen, KNX. 42 -KFI- Wben a Girl Marries. 10:45-Your Gospel Singer, KECA Seidl's. 8:30-Your All-Time Hit Parade, KNX -Mary Marlin. 3:30-Ekt a Singing, America, K MPC-Studie Party. (EFL KECA - What's Doin". Ladies. * KF WB, K WK W -News. 9:00- Kate Smith Hour, KNX. 8:00-Fred Waring, KFI. * KHJ, KGB, KFXM, EVOE-- KPAS-Comm unity Progra m. 9 :00-Furlough Fun. KFL 8:00-Evening Concert. KFAC. Sheelah Carter. H MT11--W. B. Record, 9:30-Hollywood Spot light. le:Oa-Lucky lager Dance Time * K MPC, KAITE -News, Music. KGER -Radlo Revival. KFA'A. KF WB -Hal Styles. 9:30-Joan Davis Show, H.F1. KFAC. K FVD -Dr. Richardson. 10:00-Newsical, KFVD. * KGFJ-News. IIEVOE -Edgewood Arsenal 1.0:20-Eastside Dance Tonite, K WK W, KRI M -Concert Band. War KF WB. Matinee. 9:35-K WK W -I Love a Parade. 11:00-Classic flour. KECA. KPAS-Rancho 11-10. 9:45- KFI-Betty and Bob. 2:45-American Women, KNX. KFOX -Meet the Band. KNX -Our Gal Sunday. 8:00-Reuters' News Dispatch. Public Affairs KFVD -Ogan Melodies. K MPC -Novatime. 2:55-Day in Washington, KIIJ. KGER -Long Beach Band. KF WB -Varieties. 8:00--Television, Test Pattern, 2:111- KFI-Portia Faces Life. K WK W -Pancho and Miranda. WCXYZ. Sports—Comment * K MPC -News. K NX -David's Almanac. 6:30-Television, Meet Unusual 10 :00-Turf Bulletins. KRKD. * KHJ- Washington News. K MTR -Curtis H. Springer. People, Late News, WRXYZ 5:30-Race Results. KRI M. * KGB. KF XM, HVOE -Don * KRI M -News, Clifton. 9:09-Television, Shakespearean (0 :30-Henry's Footballisties, Lee Newsreel Theater, KFVD -Here Comes Parade. Scenes, WITXYZ. SECA. 12:55-KRED--Ohl- Oh I-- KRI M - Woman's Work. K HJ--Aunt Jeminia. * HFSD--News. 2:26-KGER -Long Beach Band. OCTOBER 24, 1943 RADIO LIFE Pa ge 27 FRIDAY LOGS :30— KFT —Just Plain Bill. * KMTR, KGFJ, KGER, KFXM KIND —News. KECA —Ruth Wentworth. — News. KMPC —Revolving Bandstand. * H MI —News, Deane Dickason. RE ED—Songs of the Saddle. KAITR — W. B. Record. 9:30 P. 14.--KECA * KHJ—Newsreel. KFOX —Sunshine Pastor. KRKD —Three Quarter Time. * KF WB, KRI M —News. 5 :05—KGER--Olga Graves. * KPAS—Our Daily Bread. -Hollywood Spotlight - KPAS — Women at War. 5 :15* KFI, HIND —News. KFAC —Vocal Gems. With ERSKINE JOHNSON KFEX —Songs of the West. KNX —Texas Rangers. KFOX —Dr. butter. KESD —My True Story. KECA —Twilight Tales. 7 :30—Kill—Sports Newsreel. 10:30 P. M.—KFI 2 :35— KNX —Questions on Music. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, K VOE — KN X —Stage Door Canteen. 2 :45—KFI —Front Page Farrell. Superman. KECA —Free Men Are Fight- "Inside the News" ing. KNX —A merican Women. K MPC —Cocktails for You. with JOHN. COHEE KEC A—Between the Bookends K MT1I—The Silver Shield. M U, KGB, KFX3I, KYOR — K MPC —News on Wings. *ILEAC, K FVD —News. Lone Ranger. a nd PETER de LIMA * KF WB —News. * KFAC. 4FVD- News. 5 :25—KNX —Meet the Music. THRIFTY DRUG STORES K PAS—Hospitality House. 5 :30— Eli—Alvin Wilder. KM TR —Dr. Michelson. 2 :55—Kilsi—Day in Washington. , * KNX —Harry Flannery. KFAC —Lucille Palmer. KECA, KFSD —Jack Arm - KPAS —Country Gentleman. — KFI —Hollywood Theater of KRKD —Do You Know? 'strong. * K M, KGB, KFX M, HIDE — ea the Air. 7 :45—KN X —Groves Program. R HJ, KGB, KFX M, HI 0E— General Barrows. K3 X— Housewives' Protective EFT—Cheque Your Music. Radio Tour. * KF WB —News. League. KF WB — Robert Arden. K MPC— Man With a Band. K MTR —Pastor H. * KECA —Pat Bishop. * KFAC —News. 0..agertson KbITR —Irwin Allen. KPAS—Ethel Hubier. KEIJ— Work for Victory, K PAS—The Bell Family. HPAS —Curtis H. Springer. 9 :45*RECA, KFSD —News. * K_IIPC KMTR —News, Music. KIND —Men, Machines and KFAC--Whoa Bill Club. * KI1J, KGB, KFX M, HVOE-- HE RB —Vocal Varieties. Victory. KRHD —Race Results. Fulton Lewis Jr. KFAC —Symphony. KIN D -90-90 Club. — KFI—Fred NWaring. * KPAS--Listeners' Digest. KF WB —Between the Lines. KGER —God's Quarter Hour. KNX —I Love a * KIVKIV—Pasadena Star-News. Mystery. K MTR —Viennese Ensemble, KFOX —On the Range. KECA, KIND — Watch the HPAS —Charley Hemp. KEKD — Matinee Melodies, 5:45—KFI—Louls P. Lochner, Com- World Go By. 9 :55—KNX —Joseph Harseh. * KGFJ, KGER —News. mentator. KGB, KFX M, KVOE —Prayer, BUJ—Quiz of Two cities. * KNX —News. Truman Bradley. * KMPC —News, Music. Philip Keyne-Gordon. KECA, KFSD--Capt. Midnight * KGER —News. 3:15— KFC—Road of Life. * KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE — HE WS —Dispatch from Reut- THE WEST'S TOP NEWSCAST Kin —Fashion, V. Cloward. Norman Nesbitt. ers'. FOR YEARS! HFSD —Cut fnotes on K MPC —Help Wanted. * KMTR —News, Floyd B. John- Hollywood. K MTR —Old Age Pension. son. K MPC —Lady at the Mike. K WK W —Unity. KFAC —Evening Concert. * KF WII—News. KFID —Victory Parade. * KPAS--Listeners' Digest. theRICHFIELD K MTR — Win Morro. KIRIED--HolLywood Tunesmiths K M KW —Football. 5 :55*KNX —Bill Henry. * KOFJ—Musical Hawaii. REPORTERO KFX M —Devotions. e — KFI— Waltz Time. FLOYD B. 10 P.M. NIGHTLY 3 :25—K W —Leaders of United KNX —Hollywood Showcase . Nations. JO HNSON SUNDAY+hru FRIDAY 3 :30—KFI—V lc and Bade. and ELNX —To Your Good Health. Ben Hur Presents King's Ambassador Quartet *R FT—Richfield News. KECA —Ladies, Be Seated. KGB, K V0E —Christian KMTR -8:05.9:00 P. M. 10 * KN X—Ten O'clock Wire. Science Monitor World News Hollywood KHJ, KGB, KFX211, KV OE — Dr. Polyzoides. K RPC —Keyboard Portraits. Also 10:30-10:45 A. M. SE WS — Milton Berry. Showcase Monday through Friday * K MPC —News, Alexander KAITR —Planos. Markey. KF X M —Petite Musicale. Hear a Star of Today K M'S —Bible Treasury Hour K WR W —Hoyes Hour. KFOX —Friendship Hour. * KMTR —News, Bob Brooks. KEHD —News Headlines. JANET GAYNOR W6XYZ—Television, Test Pat- KFAC —Lucky Lager Dance KEIM--Listening Time. tern. Time. 3:45—RFT—The Brave in Heart. Introduce 8:05—KG ER —Mizpah. * KFVD —Newsical, 2 firs. * KNX —The World Today, Chet 8 :15*K F1—Fleetwood Lawton. KGFJ—Hank, Night watchman. Huntley. "The Stars of KEN —Date Line. tib 6 a m. 1311J—Bill Hay. KECA —The Parker Family. 10 :10*KGER —Aubrey Lee. News. KIIPC —Man With a Song. Tomorrow" K MPC — William Parker. 10 :15— KFT—Ronnie Mansfield. KIITR —Santaella Ensemble. KF WB —Life at AvIon, Hal * KN X —John Burton, News. HYDE —Civic Interest. Music! Drama! Styles. * KHJ, KGB —Paul Schubert, KFXM —Songs for Servicemen. HPAS —United Races. News. 3:55—KGB — Miracies of Faith. 1KNX KVOE —Round Towner. K MPC —Rainbow Rendez% ous. * KM PC— William Parker. K MTR —Pete Pontreilli Oral. 4 ' Dr. Kate. Friday -6 :00 p.m. KFOX —Man Battle Stations. 10 :30* KF1—Inside the News KN X —Hello from Hollywood. 8:30— K U —Your All-Time Hit (Thrifty Drug). KECA —My True Story. IIW111111111111111111111111111 16, Parade. KNX —Texas Rangers. * KILL HER M, KGB, HVOID— * KHJ, KIND, KFX M, K VOE — KEN —Philip Morris Playhouse • *KHJ, KGB —News. Fulton Lewis Jr. Gabriel Heatter. KILI, KGB, TIVOE — What's KECA —Henry's Feotballisties. * KkIPC, KMTR —News, Music. * KECA, KFSD —News. the Name of That Song? KFIVB —Eastside Dance * RIITR —News, Music. * K MPC —News, Easy Listening. KECA, KFSD —Gang Busters. Tonite. MF RS —Bert Fiske. * KF WB, KGER, E iX —News. K MPC —Sportstime. KRI M —Toast to the Town. H MTR-I'Music, News. * KF WB —News. KOFJ—Home Hour. IL PAS—Pilgrim Inspirational DANCE KFVD —Plano Music. Hour. * HGER, KFOX —News. K WK W —American Jewish Hr. FOREMAN PHILLIPS' 4:15*KFI—Newe of the World. HOFJ—Home on the Range. Tcgraite * KNX —Sam • Hayes, News. KFAC--Music fur Everyone. KIM —Round Towner. 6 :15*HFSD, HYDE —News. County Barn Dance 10:30 to 11:30 P.M. , KF WB —Gospel and Song. * KHJ, KGB, KFX M, HIDE — Every Mite Except Sunday K MTR —Radio Newsreel. Gracie Fields. KRKD KFAC —Swing Shift. * KECA, KIND —Today in His- * KFVD —News. tory. Fri., 9:15-9:45 p.m. K FWB RED--Movieland Quiz. KF WB —Dave Ormont. America's Finest Bonds R GER —Colonial Tabernacle. H MTR —flam and Eggs. From Venice Pier KGB, FIFIEM, KYOE —John- KR KD —Song-0. son Family. KGER —Rev. Wheeler. KISITR —Happy Johnson Oral. KFSD —Duration Dialogue. KPAS—Church of Christ. IIMPC —Dance and Romance. KFOX, KPAS—Judge Gardner * KFVD--Newsical. 4 :30—F.F1—Art Baker's Notebook. :30—Eli—People Are Funny. KFXM —Flying With Stars KNX —Easy Aces. 10 :45*KFT—F. V. Halteoborn. KNX —That Brewster Boy. and Stripes. * KHJ—News and the People. * KECA, KMPC —News. KECA, KIND —Spotlight W6XVZ--Television, Playtime KECA —Tnylor-Made KELT—Johnson Family. • melodies. Bands. at Home. Late News Flashes H MTH —Singing Waiters. K MPC —Tell Me a Story. KHJ —Double or Nothing. 8:45—KTIJ—Do You Remember? K MTR —Janice Penney. K MPC —Through the Years. K MPC —Government News. * RFT, KNX, KILLTR —News. M E M —Italian Radio Melo- KF WB —Pee Wee Hunt. K MB —Help Wanted. 11 * KHJ —News, Alvin° Rey Orch. dies. K MTR —Dr. Clem Davies. 8:55—KHJ— Words in the News. KECA —Classic Hour. KFXM —Dr. Philip M. Lovell. IMFJ—Dinner Concert. KFAC —Lucky Lager Dance EVOE — Word of God. KGER —Propheey Speaks. Time. —En—Furlough Fun. 4:45* KFT-11. V. Haltenborn. HIDE —Gospel Light. 99 KNX — Kate Smith Show. * KMPC —News, Hance and Ro- HN X —Tracer of Lost Persons. 6 :45—KPAS —Townsend Plan. KECA — Meet Your Navy. mance. KECA--Capt. Jack. KRI M —Sweet and Lovely. * KHJ, KFX M, KGB, K YOE — KF WB —Eastside Dance To- KEW —Remember with Floretta 6 :55—HECA — W ar News Roundup. News, Glenn Hardy. ode. K MPC —Aloha Land. K21513—Little Known Facts. * K MPC —News, Music Box. * K MTR —News, Music. KE WB —Strollin• Tom. HPAS—Carter Wright. KFVVB--Stuart Hamblen. — KFI—Amos 'n' Andy. IIMTR —Santaella Ensemble. K MTR —News, Music. * KFVD —Newsical. K WK W — M. Kosloff. 7 KNX —Durante-Moore. HPAS—Dr. L. T. Talbot. * KECA —Ray W. Smith. :15—KFT—Frankie Masters' Orch. * KRI M. KFSD —News. 9 :05—HOER —Aubrey Lee. KMTR —Roy Milton Orch. KGB — Musical Scoreboard. * KHJ, KGB. KFX M, HVOE— 9:15*IiHJ, KFXM. KGB, KV OE— Cedric Foster. Sizing Up the News. Sam 11:30—KKR —Freddie Nagel. —41151--Voice of a Nation. * K3IPC, K MTR —News, Music. Baiter. Eli—Organ. KN X —Galen Drake. KFAC —America Waltzes. HRHD —County Barn Dance. KHJ—This Is Our Enemy. KGER —American Jewish ifir. KGFJ—Spanish Hour. KF WB—Latin Americana. * KMPC —News, Backstage KECA. KFSD —Terry and the *FLINCH, KGER, KFOX —News. HMTR —Back to the Bible. Bandstand 'till 1:30 a.m. Pirates. * KPAS—News. :30—FLE1—Joan Davis-Jack Haley Encembie. * KHJ—Broadway News. 7:05—KGER —Townsend Nat'l Re- Show. * KFVD —Newsical, till 1 a. in. * K MPC, K3ITR —News, Music. covery Plan. * KECA —ErskIne Johnson, 11:45— KFT—Musical Encores. R WK W —American Jewish Br. 7 ilb*KEIJ, KGB, KFX M —Seaboard H' wood Spotlight (Thrifty KN X —Bob Chester. SPAR—Encis Charlie. Rows, George Irwin. Drug). :55* KXN, KF WB —News. KMTR KFI KECA KR.) KFVD .KPAS KFSG KGFJ KFXM KFAC KGER KWKW SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30 l IFSDTKMPC TKIEITK FWITKN T 7115T KFOXI-KGB T KVOE K MTR —American Story Book. 5701900-6411 771100- 7901 870-9301 980-1020 1070-1 - 1110Tiro - 1230 1240 1T2 801 3301136-01 391401 11 1490 RADIO LIFE LOGS are checked * HRHD —News, Clifton. carefully and intelligently, item by K WK W —Raymond Scott. item each week, with program in- KGER —Full Gospel. formation furnished by the various KGB —Red Cross Reporter. stations. They are, therefore, as Might Live. accurate as is humanly possible NE WS BROADCASTS under present shifting wartime 10-11111fIttnpTahwely Serenade, B. conditions. Powell. * KH.I. K YRIE KGB. KV0E — Indicated by star * News, Glenn Hardy. in log listings. *Indicates News Broadcasts. * KPAS, KGFJ, KFOX, KGEB — News. * B M W —News, 29 Palms. At hours where no listing Is KF WB —Salvation Army, * KGFJ, KFVD, KGER —News. KFX M, KGB, KV0E —Horacs $h o w n for a local station, *KIVITK —News, Music. KFOX —Sing and Swing, Heidi reCOrded m u si c has been K W K W — Woman's World. 11:15—K WK W —Star Parade. KGER —Bob Carlin.' scheduled. KPAS—U. S. Marines. KN X —Football. KFVD —Violet Schram. KRIM —Turf Bulletins. KECA —Revusical. 12 :45—RFT—Reserve. HFSD--National Farm and KGER —Venlee Foursquare. KECA —The Marshalls. Home. 11:30*KIIJ—News. KF WB —Al Jarvis. 10 :15— K W —Food for Thought. KECA —L. A. Jr. College KFAC —Gypsy Serena de. K MPC —Naorni Reynolds. Spelling Bee. * KPAS—News. HAVEN OF REST * KECA, KPAS —News. KGB, KVOE — Mutual Goes KGER —Manual Arts High. K MTR — When Sirens Wail. — R FI— Matinee in Rhythm. 8:00 A. M. — ,KHJ KFOX —Assembly of God. K MPC —Stars Over Manhat- KECA —Saturday Concert. TUES., THURS., SAT. KFX9I—Vocal Varieties. tan. * K HJ, KGB, EV0E —News. HVOE —Luncheon With Lopez. KFX M —Metal Trade Union. * K MPC —News, Unity Word. 10:30—KFI—On the Job. * KPAS--Pasadena Independent. * KF WB —Today's War Moods. ALSO AT THIS TIME OVER KNX —Columbia Country KFAC, KFOX —News. * KMTR —News, Dick Ross. MUTUAL DON LEE SYSTEM Journal. * K MPC —News, Paul Whiteman. K WK W —Kay Ryser, KECA —Dubonnet Date with K WK W —News Paul White- KFXM —Saturday Dance Pa- Cugat. man. rade. a — KIT—Saturday Showdown. * KFJ, KFAC, KFX M —News. KGFJ—Musketeers Theater. * KFVD, KGFJ, KGER —News. K MPC —Musical Americana. KGER -7th Day Adventists. KFOX —Dance Time. * KNX, K MTR, KGFJ, KPAS, H MTR —Song Show Shop. 11:45—KFI—The People's War. 1:05—KGER —Huber and South. KGER, KFOX —News. * K WK W —News. K MPC —America Marches. 1:15—KHJ—Jamalca Races, * KECA —Between the Lines. KR KD —Volee of Government. KFAC —L, A. Medical Assoc. K WK W —Glenn Miller. KFX7.11, KGB, EV0E-- KPAS—Our Neighbors, K WK W —Bing Crosby. KGFJ—Virginia Thorpe. Millen of Rest. KFVD —Union Rescue Mission KGER —Pollee Interview. KGER —George Strange. * KMPC —News, Com mentary. KGER —Sunshine Pastor. KFVD —Violet Schram. KF WB —Dave Ormont, 1:30— KFI— Minstrel Melodies. KFOX —Men, Machines and * K HJ, KGB, KFX M, KVOE — K WK W — W. B. Record, Victory. FNarm Reporter. KFAC —Country Church, News, RFSD —Board of Education. 12;liCHT— K MPC —Zamboanga. KR KD--Morning Melodies. * E MPC —ePwrg4eri for Peace. 10:35—KGB, KI M —Luncheon, With KIITR —George Highiey from KFVD —Stuart Hamblen, Lopez. News. K FSD--Breakfast Club. Britain. K HJ—Lockheed. * HMTB —News, Mid-day 8 :05— KNX —Let's Pretend. Matinee. KFAC -011bert & Sullivan. K WK W —Gershwin. * KRKD —News, Music, KGER —Soul Patrol. K WK W —Jan Savitt. 10:45—KFI— War Telescope, Eimer * K WK W —News. 11:15* KFI—Peter de Lima, Com- KPAS—Rancho 11-10. Peterson. KIND —Hawaiian Music. ment. * KOFJ, KGER —News. KF WB —Dave Ormont, KGFJ—Mary Yarrow. * KECA. KF WB —News. K MTR —Dr. Sheldon Shepard. KFAC —Band Music. .KMPC — Market Report. K WK W'—Art Tatum. KR HD —Prairie Schooner. 1:45* HECA —News. K MTR —Dr. A. U. Michelson. *ELFSD —News. KIFOX —Just Relax. KRI M —Singing Walters. KR HD--Unseen Enemy. KFAC —Plano Briefs. 12:10—KCIER —Listen, Ladies, KPAS—Saturday Session. KGFJ—Pastor Carl Sweazy. KFOX —Arline Daniels. 12:15— KFI—U. S. Air Corps Military. K WK W —Norwegian Exile. KGER —Mizpah. KHJ, KOB —UnScheduled. KFVD —Vocal Varieties. KFOX —Firestene Foursquare. 1 1 — KFI—Roy Shields Co. * K ECA —News, .KGFJ—Todd Grant. 8 :30—KFI--Coast Guard on Parade. KNX —Victory Gardener. K MPC—Top Pops. KFOX —Public Bulletin. KN X —Fashions in Rations, KF,CA-.-Week in Review. * KFOX, KFX M —News. Billie Burke. K M, KGB, KFXM, HVOE — K WK W —Hi-Lo-Milo. -1IFI—Reserve. KECA —McNeill's Breakfast Lan' McIntyre's Orel'. KFAC-1 Solemnly Swear. 2* KNX — William Winter. Club. * KMPC —News, Easy Listening. KGFJ—Jungle Jim. HECA —Horace Heidi Orch. * KHJ, KFAC, KRHD —News. KFVVB —Al Jarvis. KGER —Police Interview. * K MPC, HMTR —News, Music. KIIIPC--You Shall Have Music * KPAS—Pasadena News. 12:30* KFI—News. KPAS —Army Emergency KPAS—P. E. Gardner. * KMTR —News, Between Us * KHJ. KF WB, KFAC —News. Relief. K FOX —Neighborhood Call. Girls. KECA —Story from Britain. K WK W, KRKD —Concert KGB —Family Circle, * K WK W —Paul Allison. * KF WB —News. Music. KFX M —Sunshine Service. KRHD —Personality Quiz. K WK W — Maurice Johnson. HOER —Long Beach Band. HVOE--Hello Mom. * KGFJ—News. :45— KEI—Vegetables for Victory. KFOX —Meet the Band. KHJ—Junior Army. 2 :15— RFT—Reserve. * KF WB, K WK W —News. K NX —Dean Eossler. KFAC —Vocal Gems. SATURDAY Program Highlights * K WK W, K F WB —News. KFVD, KGFJ—Vocal Favor- 2 :30*KFI—OK for Release. Herr. Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternodh and KNX — Mother and Dad. E MTR —Diternational Sunday Evening Programs In Boldface KECA —Roseland Ballroom. School. K MPC —Sweet and Sentimental 8:50—H WK W —Tony Martin. Variety 1:00—Corliss Archer. IINIZ. * KRIED--News. Music. 11:58— KMTR —Time Signal. • 3:30—Adelaide Byrd Co.. KGFJ. KFX M —Navy Bulletin Board, ..9:30—"Hello. Mom," KHJ. 2:45—KFI—Visiting Nurse of the * KFI, K MPC, KGFJ, KGER — 7:00—The Green Hornet, KECA. 9:30—Breaktast at SardPs. Air, News. 8:30—Inner Sanctum Mystery. 9 KECA-KFSD. K MPC —Civil Service, K NX —Theater of Today, KNX. 10:25—Campana Serenade, KNX. KPAS— Waves. KECA —Smile in the Morning. KRKD —South Sea Serenade. II/1J, REI M, KGB, HVOE — 10:30—Dubonnet Date with Cugat, Quiz Programs * KFAC, KFVD —News. Dr. John Matthews. KECA. * KNIPC, K MTR —News, Music. 10 :35—Luncheon with Lopez. 8:00—Troth or Consequences, KFI. —KFI--1 Sustain Wings. * KF WB —News. KGB-KFX M-KVOE. 33 KNX —Civilian Defense. KPAS--Children's Bible Hour. 4:00— What's New, KECA. 8:00—Thanks to the Yanks, KECA, KFSID— Message of IEWK W —Ice Follies. 6:00—Barn Dance. KFI. KNX. Israel. KFAC —Famillar Favorites. 6:30—Spotlight Bands. !MCA- BB L KFX M, KGB, HVOE — KFOX —Firebrands for Jesus. KFSD. Outstanding Music Navy Bulletin Board. KIIIID —Sagebrush Serenade, 6:30—Can You Top This? &FL * K MPC —News, Three Little 12:15—F. 5, Air Force Band, KFI KFVD — Waltz, Time. 7:00— Million Dollar Band, EFL. Shows. 9:05—KGER —Ada' S. Teeple. 7:15—Groneho Marx. KNX. 5:30—Boston Symphony. * KMTR —News, Music. :15— KECA —Federated Churches. 7:30—Grand Ole Cary, KI M KECA. * KF WB —News. KFI—Consumer Time. 8:30—Able's Irish Rose, Krt. 8:45—Saturday Night Serenade. * KPAS —Listeners' Digest. * KFVD —News. KFI. KNX. *E7F WB, KGFJ. KGER —News. K M PC—Stage for Song. 9:00—Hollywood Theater, K M. 8:00—Evening Concert, [(PAC. KFAC —Ballet Briefs. KF WB —Salvation Army. 9:00—Your Hit Parade. KN X. 9:00—Yonr Hit Parade, KNX. * K WK W —Pasadena Star-News. H MTR —Bill of Rights. 10:00—Lncky Lager Dance Time KRI M —Matinee Melodies. K W K W — Woody Herman. War KFAC. KFVD —Popular Favorites. KGFJ—Health Talk. 10 :30—Eastside Dance Tonne, EV0E —Prayer. KFSD —Good Cheer. 8:30—Fashions in Rations. B. KF WB. 3:15—KNX —People's Platform. 9:30—EIFI—Pet Parade. Burke, KNX. KIIJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE— W OO—Classic Hour, KECA. JINX —Stars Over Hollywood. 8:45—Vegetables for Victory. Unscheduled. KECA, KFSD —Breakfast at KFI. K MPC —Lady at the Mike. - Sardi's. 12:45—Victory Garden, K NX. Public A f fairs KF WB —Vocal Varieties. KEIL KGB —Hello, Mom. 1:30—Calling Pan-A merica KNX 3:15—People's Platform. KNX. K WK W —Harry James. K MPC —Studio Party. 2:45—Visiting Nurse, litn. 8:30—Leon Henderson, KECA, 3:30—KF1—Curt Massey & Co. * KF WB, K W K W —News. 3:15—Voice of the Army. K n. KIND. KECA —This Nation at War. KAITR — W. B. Record. 4:00—For This We Fight, KFI. KEIL K M % KGB, HVOE — KFI 'D—Dr. Richardson, 4:30—Man Behind the Gun. Unscheduled. KGER —Radio Revival. KNX. Sports—Comment K MPC —Keyboard Portraits. KFXM —Family Almanac. 10:00—Turf Bulletins. KRKD. K MTR —Pianos. 9:35—IIIVK W —I Love a Parade. 11:45—Football, KNX. KGFJ—Adelaide Byrd. 9:40— KFXM —Morning Matinee. Drama 5:15—Sports Review, KHJ. RI M W —Iloyes Hour. KF WB —Better Speech. 9:00—Theater of Today. KN X. 5:30—Race Results. flitfiD. * KR KD, KFOX —News. 9:45— KFI—L. A. Medical Assoc. 10:30—Our Neighbors, KPAS. 6:00—Sports Revue, KN X. KFVD —Novelty Notes. K M PC—Dr. Corley. 3:45— K n —Rupert Hughes. Com- KFIVB —U. 9. 0. Grams, ment. ;teS koe OCTOBER 24, 1943 RADIO LIFE P A G E 29 SATURDAY LOGS K NX —The World Today. KFVD -90-90 Club. * KF WB, KFAC —News. KPAS—Charley Hectim. KEC —Reserve. 5:45*KF1—Louis Lochner, Com ment KPAS —The Bell Family. KFOX —B. & R. Cafe. K MPC— Man With a Song. * KNX —Truman Bradley, News. KFOX —Judge Gardner. * Kt.' Vi B—News, * KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KV0E — KFSG —Evangelist ic. KMTR —Santaella Ensemble. Norman Nesbitt. HVOE —Foursquare Church. 3:55* KNX —Chet Huntley, Analyst. KMPC—Bishop Stevens. 2 hours popular music KMTR —Old Age Pensions. 0 —KFI—Truth or Consequences. This We Fight. KPAS —Christ Lutheran KNX —Thanks to the Yanks. 4 —KFI—ForKNN —Man Behind the Gun. Church. KM:I—News, California Melo- RAJ, KGB, KFXM, HVOE — KFVD —Victory Parade. dies. American Eagle Club. 5:55*KNX —Ned Calmer, Eric Seva- KF2CM, KGB, HYDE —George KECA — What's New?—Don reld Hamilton's Orch. Ameche, MC. K WK W —Football. * KECA, KFSD — Watch the KFAC * KMFC, K MTR —News, Music. World Go By. KF WB —Gospel and giong. a—MEI—National Barn Dance. * KMPC, K MTR —News, Music. 10 to 12 EVERY NIGHT I KGFJ —Home Hour. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KS OE — KF WB —American Sketches. KRED —Toast to the Town. Chicago Theater of the Air. * KPAS—Listeners' Digest. * KGER, ILFOX —News. KNX —Sports Revue, Hanlon- KFAC —Evening Concert. KEY 1)—Piano. . Samuelson. KFOX —Judge Gardner. 4:15— KF1VB —Gospel and Song. LUCKY LAGER * K MPC —News, Sports Roundup KFX M —Ave Maria Hour. * KMTR —Radio Newsreel. *KFVVB, KGER, KFOX —News. * KGER —News. KFAC —Swing Shift. * K MTR —News, Music. 8 :15—KECA —Capt. Quiz. * KFY D, K WK W —News. KPAS—Baptist Church. K MPC —Garden Hints. KRED —Movieland . Quiz. KFAC —Music for Everyone. DANCE TIME KF W13—Sailors with Wings. KFAC —Swing Shift. KGFJ—Home on the Range. H MTR —Spowy Baker. KGER —George Strange. KFVD —Serenade. KPAS —Franke Burke. 4:30—KFI—Perpetual Emotion, * KFI, KGFJ, KGER —News. 6:15— KECA —Taylor Made Melodies. KGFJ—California Engineers. KNX —Bill Hay. KN X —Anita Ellis. KFOX —South American. 10 * KNX —Ten o'Clocic Wire, K M, KGB, KFX M, KV0E — K MPC —Easy Listening. KFSD —Safety Program. Huntley, Valle. roscheduled. KF WB —Dave Ormont. KECA — Wings (hoz. the World K MPC —U. S. Army, K MTR —Victory Program. • 8 :30—KFI—Able's Irish Rose. * KHJ, KVOE —News, Tony KFYVH —Blind Artists Guild. 6:30—KFI—Can You To This? KNX —Inner Sanctunt Mystery. Pastor Orch. K WK W —Italian Radio Melo- KNX —Eleanore King. K M —Clinic Forum. * K MPC —News, Tomorrow's dies. KECA, KFSD —Spotlight Thresholds. KGER —Prophecy Speaks. Bands. * KINTR —tlews, Bab Brooks. KFOX —You Can't Do Business K MPC —Time and the Play. FOREMAN PHILLIPS' KFAC —Lucky La ger Dance. with Hitler. KF WB — What's Your Answer? KPAS —Lutheran Gospel. 4:45— KF W13—Stuart Hamblen. KMTR —Dr. Clem M ites. * KFVD —Newsical, 3 Hrs. K MPC —Aloha Land. County Barn Dance KGFJ—Hank, Nightwatchman KEY ft—Treasury Dept. till 6 a. m. * KR13D —News. Now KPAS-1110 KFOX KFSG —Chapman Family. E — K M —Concert. 10 :15— KIII—The Unseen Enemy. KNX —Al Jarvis Record Per- The Sweet Chariot Hour Sat. 8:30-9:00 p.m. * BMX —John Burton, News. formance. W U, ILF,C11, KO'S, KVOE — Henry King Orch. * KIEJ—News. Authentic Negro Spirituals From Venice Pier * KECA —News. KFOX —Ross Ballroom. *FLFSD —News. * KGFJ, HOER. KFSD —News. 22 Singers * K MPC, K MTR —News, Music. HELIX —County Barn Dance. 10 :30—KFI—George Olson's Orch. K WK W —Dinner Music. KECA, KFSD —Leon Header KECA, KFSD —Musical Re- KPAS--Biola Hour. Saturday, 6:30-7:00 P. M. son Com ment. view. KR KD —Songs of the Saddle. K MPC —Valley Church of the KNX —Les Brown. KFVD —Evening Serenade. Air. K MPC —Dance and Romance. KGB, KFXM —California * KF WB —News. KF WB —Eastside Dance To- Melodies. KPAS—Sweet Chariot Hour. K MTR — Men of Calvary. night. KFOX —Sunshine Pastor. KGFJ—Dinner Concert. KPAS —Judge Gardner. K MTR —Happy Johnson Orch. KGER —Rev. Fula Winning- 5:05—KLZR —Olga Graves. KGFJ—American Legion. KPAS —Churches of God. ham. 5:15*KEI—News. KGB, KFXM, HVOE —Halls of * KFVD —Newsical KECA —Boston Symphony. 6 :45—KN X—Saturday Night Sere- Montezuma. KFSG —South Gate Foursquare KID —Sports Review. nade. 8 :45—KECA —Tailor Made Melodies. 10:45—K MTR —Singing Waiters. KIN K —Cocktails for You. * KPAS—News. 13:55*KNX —News. K HJ—The Lamplighter, T. * KFAC, KFVD —News. KRI M —Father Vaughan. * KECA —News. Yersa. KGFJ—Voice of Scripture. 6:55* KECA — War News Round-up. HPAS—Pilgrim's Inspirational 9-1/FI—Young Artists' Contest, Hour. KFXM —Ray Noble Orch. 11 — K M — Million Dollar Band. with Orch. KGER —Young Ieople's Re- KECA —The Green Hornet. KNX —Your Hit Parade. vival. *K11.1, KGB, HVOE —John B. KECA —Cowboy Hit Review. KFOX — Majestic Ballroom. OLIVE HAZELL Hughes. * KHJ, KF X51. KGB, KVOE — 10:55—KFl. KECA —Inierlude. * K MPC —News, Symphony of News. Dramatist Melody. * KMPC —News, Music Box. * KFI, KN X —News. * MIRTH —News, Music. KF WB —Victory Service Club. 11 KECA —Classic Hour. • assisted by KFAC —Dr. James Fifield, Jr. * K MTR —News, Music. KHJ—Human Aiventure. K WK W —Hungarian Baptist KPAS —Pasadena Civic Dance. KVOE, KGB —Johnny Rich- The Fidelio Ensemble Church. KFOX —Church of Christ. ards Orch. KPAS—Nazarene Church. * KCIFJ, HOER —News. * K MPC —News, Music. and Guest Artists * KRICD, KGER, KFOX —News. HFSG —Radio S. S. Teacher. KFVVII—Eastsids Dance To- KGFJ—Spanish Hour. KFSD —Eyes Aloft. night. KFSD — Whistling Parson. KFAC—Sat., 5:30 p.m. 9:15*KHJ, KFXM, KV0E —News KPAS — Melodies in the Night. 7:15—KNX —Groucho Marx. Commentary. KFAC —Lucky lager Dance KHJ, KGB, KFX M, KV0E — K MTR —Back to the Bible. Time. Wilcox-Gay Corporation Saturday Night Bondwagon. * KFOX —News. K MTR —News, Music. KF WB —Rabbi Winkler. KGB —Victory Network. IFSD —This Meving World. ILFI)X —Dr. Trotter, *FLE310—Neweical. 9:30—KECA--Army Service Forces KFOX —Victory Ensemble. 7:30— KFI—Grand Ole Opry. Present. 5:30—KFI—Traffic Tribunal. KECA, KFSD —Red Ryder. KHJ—Faces and Places. u:15-11FI—Frankie Idasters' Orch. * KNX —Harry Flannery. K MPC —Challenge of Youth. * KF WB —News. K MTR —Roy Milton Orel. KHJ—Concert. * KF WS —News. KMTR —Viennese Ensemble. KFSD —Popular Orel]. KNIPC —Man With a Band. K MTR —Dr. A. U. Michelson. HPAS —Service Club. HPAS— Melodles in the Night. KPAS—Country Gentleman. * KMTR —Irwin Allen. KGB, KFX M, KVOE —Faces 11:30— KFI—Diamond's Harmonaires. *K PAS, E MPC--News. SFAC —Edwin Dunning. and Places. KNX —Manny Strand Orch. KRKD —Do You Know? KFAC —Olive Hazell. KFOX —Ross Ballroom, K HJ—For Victory. KFOX —Varieties. KR KI3—Race Results, 9 :45—KN X —Don't You Believe It. KF WB —Victory Tabernacle. K WK W —Unity. KGER —Sister Sylvia. KFI—Treasury Star Parade. KFSG —George Hahn. Organ. KFAC —Olive Hazel! Group. HVOE —Just Five Lines. KHJ—The Lamplighter, T. * KFVD —Newsicsl. till 1 a. m. * KPAS —News. 7:45—KNX —Changing Tide. Verge. 11:45* KFI, K MTR —News. HOER —Rev. Johnny Murdock. K HJ, KGB. KFXM —Hawail KF WB —Desert Battalion. K FOX —On the Range. Calls. KMTR —Pastor H. 0. Egertson 11:55* ENX, K MPC, KF WB —News.

high Crossley rating and they are trying to in advance of the date for which you want get it back on the air, but N BC has no the m. There is no charge For broadcast Question Box available time, so the cast has continued tickets. (Continued from Page 11) rehearsing, in the hope that a place for it Miss Billie Scott, 203 East College Street, will be found on another network. W e are G.Inius', can not be heard here. It is broad- W hittier, Calif. informed it has about a fifty-fifty chance cast only as a short-wave progra m for the of returning. Many write us. asking how to get "Lone• boys overseas. Ho wever, he still can be Journey" back on the air. Our suggestion heard on the Judy Canova show, the Burns is to write the sponsor, care of station KFI, and Aden progra m and others. Radio Life Miss Virginia Reed, Norco, Calif., Box 249. 141 North Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, has used pictures of him in back issues and If you'd like to have the progra m "Mother asking for its return, and ask interested will again. Yes, Earl Godwin is permanently and Dad" put on the air at a better time, friends to do the same. off the " Watch the World Go By" progra m. we suggest that you write K N X, Colu mbia Square, Hollywood. Mr. James H. Morrison, 1823 North Vino Mr. Dan Wickha m, La Vina, Calif. , * Street, Holly wood, Calif. Sum mer replacement for the Bob Hope Mrs. G. E. Jacobs, 2106 South Bronson Ave- "Rush" of the "Vic and Sade "progra m, show, Johnny Mercer's progra m on K FI- nue, Los Angeles, Calif. heard on kFI-NBC, has gone into the Ar my. N BC, went off the air when the Hope show Yes, Red Skelton broadcasts from Radio Russell Miller now plays the part of "Vic" returned to the 7 p.m. Tuesday spot. Foottll City. For tickets, write to National Broad- and "Sade's" son on the program, replacing cone and Belding, advertising agency, owns casting Company, Sunset Boulevard at Vine the boy who left the show co go into the the Mercer show. The program has a very Street, Hollywood 28, Calif., a few weeks Coast Guard. PAGE 30 RA DI O LIFE OCTOBER 24, 1943 ALPHABETICAL PROGRAM FINDER Note: Programs marked with an asterisk (') are of the contest, quiz, or offer type. *Indicates programs of news and Icom mentation.

Abie's Irish Rose KFI. 8:30 p.m. Church Federation Vespers_ KECA. 4 p.m. So Great Moments in Music._ K NX. 7 p.m. 15 Adams, Les .KFAC, II a.m. 51-1, Cisco Kid...... KHJ, 11:30 p.m. M Green Hornet KECA, 7 p.m. Su Adams, Sam 11:15 a.m. M. W. F City Dwellers KGFJ. 11:30 a.m. 111-Sa Greene. Bob...... --- ...... _...KNX. 1:25 p.m., 51-F Album of Familiar Musle EFL 6:30 p.m. Sit Civilian Defense KNX. 3 p.m. Sa kGreene-Winier... KNX. la p.m. 51-Sa Alden, Priscilla______KPAs. 10:30 a.m. 51-F. Chorn Group ,FIFVD. 1:45 p.m. Su Guiding Light _._-___ . KFI. 11 a.m. M-F Aldrich Family______. __-Ti__ ... KF1, 9 p.m. Th *Clapper, Raymond Flamlilen. Stuart._ _ .KF WIL 4:45 p.m, Daily Allen, Irwin...... _ ...... KM . 5:30 p.m. M-Sa ...KILL KGB. HFIL111. KVOE. 7 p.m. M, Th Ham and ERRS- ....—ENITR. 6:15 p.m. W. F Ameche, Don KECA, 4 p.m. So Classic Hour KECA, 10:45 p.m. M, F; Hu tiann(k•orthke KF1.1. A p.m. Su America In the Air KNX. 3:30 p.m. Sli 11 pail., W, Th, Sa ENnigsheinthWiftiehman..KGFJ. 10 p.m. Daily American Forum of the Air....KILL 6:30 p.m. Tu ..... • 10:30 p.m. Ti, *Hardy, Glenn American Town Meeting of the Air Cleveland Symphony iiii3, 6 p.m. Sit KILL KGB. KVOE. 10 a.m., 9 p.m. Daily KECA. 10 p.m. Th *Close. Upton KV', 12:15 p.m. Su Haven of .Rest KPAS. 8:30 a.m. M, W. I American Eagle Club KHJ, KFXM. KVOE. 3:30 p.m. Su , KB & KGB. KFX51, KVOE. 8 a.m. T. Th. be KILL KGB, KFX M. KVOE. 4 p.m. kis Coast Guard on Parade Eli, 8:30 a.m. Sa Hawaii Calls „ American Melody Hour KNX. 4:30 p.m. Tu Cohen the Detective KECA. 10:15 p.m. III KI1J. KFXM, KGB. 7:45 p.m. Sa American Women...... _ ...... KNX, 2:45 p.m. M-F Columbia Church ' KNX. 7 a.m., 10 a.m. So Hawthorne House. KFL 9:30 p.m. NI Amos 'n' Andy KFI. 7 D.m F Columbia Country Jotumal. KNX, 10:30 a.m. Ss Hawk, Bob .._ KNX, 8 p.m. Sa *Andersen, Bob KNX, 11 p.m. 51-F Concert Matinee K WK W: 1:15 p.m. M-Sa Hay, Bill . KILL 3:45 p.m. 51-F *Arden, Robt KF WB. KFOX, 7:45 p.m. M-Th Contented Hour KFI, 7 p.m. :11 *Hayes, Sam .....—___KFI.KNx.4 7:45 n.m.. .51-SH-F a Arlington Time Signal KAITE, 8:58 a.m. D Corliss Archer JINX. 1 p.m. Sit Army Service Presents KECA, 9:311 p.m. Ss Counterspy .KECA, KIND. 8:30 p.m. M KECA, 3 p.m. Su Armstrong, Jack KECA. 5:311 p.m. 5I-F Country Church of Hollywood Hazel'. Olive KFAC, 5:31, p.m. Sa Army Hour IFIFI. 12:30 p.m. Su HEAL, g a.m. Tu-Su Headline Builders KNX, 9:45 p.m. Th Country Gentleman REAM, 7:30 p.m. 511-Sa Aunt Jemima. KILL 9:55 a.m. M.F * Heatter. Gabriel__ KR.). KGB. 8 p.m. M-F Aunt Jenny _ K NX, 8:45 a.m. M-F County Medical Assn KFAC. 8:45 a.m. Sa K HJ. KGB. 5:45 p.m. Su Aunt Margaret _._. .. . . liEGF.I. 12:15 p.m. M. KFI. 9:45 p.m. Sa Heartstrings K WK W, 12 N, F Bachelor's Children.-_ __KNX. 12:45 p.m. M-F Court of Public Opinion KECA. 10 p.m. Su Heidt, Horace EFL 5:30 p.m. To Backstage Wife .. KFI. I p.m. M-F Cresta Blanca Carnival KNX, 7:30 p.m. W Hello from Hawaii ...... KNX, 12:30 p.m, Se *Crime Doctor Back to the Bible K MTR, 9:15 p.m. 51-Sa KNX 8 p.m. Su Hello from Hollywood. KNX. 4 p.m. M-F *Art Baker, News KFI, 10:45 a.m. M-F *Crisco Broadcast__ ...... KNX. 10:30 a.m. M-1, Hello. Mom KHJ. 9:.111 a.m. Sa Art Baker's Notebook ___KFI, 4:30 p.m. M-F Crosby. Bing _ KFI, 6 pm, Th * Henry, Bill KNX, 5:55 p.m, 511-Sa Crosby, Bob KFL 7:30 p.m. Su *Baiter. Sam KILL 9:15 p.m. 111. W. F Here's Mexico KHJ. 11:30 p.m. Su Cuff Notes on Hollywood .KECA. 3:15 p.m. F Baptist Brothers_ KPAS, 8:30 a.m. Ti,. Th Here's to Romance...... — KNX. 7:30 p.m. Th Barn Dance KFI, R p.m. Sa Dance Time (Lucky Lager) Hermit's Cave....._____.K MPC, 9:30 P.M. Sii Barrows, General.. . KHJ, 9:30 p.m. M, W, F KFAC, 10 p.m. Pd-Sa; 10:30 11.m. Su Hero of the Week...... ; MCA. 5:30 p.m. Su Barrymore, Lionel. ...KNX, 9:30 p.m. W Dance Tonite (Eastslde Beer) * Hill. Edwin C KNX, 9:30 p.m. Tu Battle vif the Sexes KECA. 8:30 p.m. W KF W11. 10:30 p.m. M-Sa Hit Parade .. _ .. _ ...... _ ...... KNX. 9 p.m. Sa *Baukhage Talking_KECA KIND. 11 a.m. M-F Date Line _ _ _ ..KNX. 8:15 e.m. F Hollywood Showcase KNX. 6 p.m. F Beat the Band KFI, 8:30 o.m. W David's Almanac ENX. 2:15 p.m. 51-F Hollywood Theater of the Air 11F1. 3 p.m. 51-V David forum KFI, 8:45 a.m. 11I-F Bell Family KPAS. 7:45 p.m. 51-Sis Hollywood Theater E FL 9:30 p.m. Su Benny, Jack KFI, 4 p.m. Mu Davies, Dr. Clem _ _K MTR, 6:30 p.m. Tu-Sa Homemakers Club KILL 12:30 p.m. M-F Bergen-McCarthy KFL 5 p.m. Su Davis. (Joan) Show KFI. 9:30 p.m. F Home Front ...... 11111PC. 11:15 a.m. NI, W. F Between the Bookends KECA, 2:45 p.m. M-F Dear John KNX, 2:45 p.m. Su Hope. Bob K FI, I p.m. To Between the Lines__ K F WB. 9:45 p.m. M-F Desert Battalion KF WB, 9:45 p.m. Sa Hope to the Handieapped K WK W, 1 p.m. VI Betty and Bob KFL 9:45 a.m. M-F Death Valley Days_____ .. KNX, 8:30 p.m. Th Hour of Charm KF1, 7 p.m. Su °Big Sister__ . ___ 115iX. 9:15 a.m. M-F Detroit Bib* Class KGB, KVOE, 9 a.m. Su Housewives' Protective League Big Town KNX, 8:30 p.m. Tu District Attorney Speaks....K MTR. 4:15 p.m. Su KNX„ 3 p.m. 51-F Bill Hay Reads the Bible KHJ. 3:45 p.m. M-F Do Von Remember? Dogs K M. 8:45 p.m. F Housewives Exchange KMPe. 1.0: 315a.:45pm..1 m 11 s-F:, Biota Hour KPAS. 5 p.m. Sa K MTR, 1:45 p.m. M Y * Hughes. Rupert K n *Bishop. Pat .FCF1, 5:15 p.m. M. W. F Don't You Believe It! ...... KN X. 9:45 p.m. Ss * Hughes, John B _ ...... -- ...... KECA, 3:00 p.m. 5I-F Dorsey. Jim my . _ ...... JKNX. 10:35 p.m. Th KILL KGB, KVOE. 7 p.m. Su, W. Sa °Double or Nothing *Blakiston, T. B KEC9, 9:30 p.m. Su Huntley, Chet KNX. 3:55 p.m. M-Sa: Blind Artists Guild KFIVII. 4:30 p.m. Sa KILL KGB. KFX M, KVOE, 6:30 p.m. V 7:45 p.m. Sa Blind Date . .... __ _ YMCA, 9 p.m., M. Downey. Morton FLAC. As. pi t. Mitt -F * Hunt, Frazier KECA, 7:15 p.m. Th Blondie. .KNX. 7:31, p.m. M Drake, Galen K Hymns of all ('hurehes.__KFL 11:45 a.m. M-Th Dr. Christian Blue Jacket Choir ..... ______KNX, 8:05 a.m.. Su 51)r. l. 0 ...... KNX, 8:30 p.m. W Blue Newsroom.. EEC & 1 p.m. M-F — KEI, 6:30 n.m. M. I Love a Mystery KNX, a p.m. M-F Blue Ribbon Town. G. Marx Dr. Kate KFI, 4 p.m. M-F Information Please KFI 3 Bob Becker Chats on Dogs....KNX, 9:30 p.m Th Dr. Michelson. K MTR, 8:15 a.m. 51-Su Inglewood Park Coneert_ __KN X. 7:30 p.m. Tu Inner Sanctum Mystery KNX. 78::300p.m. ..m. SS ,i *Boddy, Manchester KFI. 10 a.m. T Duffy's Tavern__ .KECA, 8:30 p.m. To 10:15 p.m. M. Th Durante-Moore KNX, 7 p.m. F *Inside the News (Thrifty Drug) Book of Books ...... ______NFL 8:15 a.m. Su Easy Aces RNX, 4:30 p.m. W. Th. F . ... .KFI. 10:30 p.m. Su-F Boston Symphony....KECA. KIND, 5:15 p.m. Sa *Edwards. Wilson _KB.). 8:30 a.m. M-F Invitation to Learning KNX, 8:30 p.m. Si' Bowes. Major KNX, fi p.m. Th Editor's Notebook. — K MT111. 9:30 p.m. M International Sunday School . Bowron, Fletcher KECA. 7:45 p.m. W Ellery Queen Krt. 9:31, p.m. Th *Bradley. Truman-- ...... ___KNIE. 2:311 p.m. M-Th Evening Concert______gFAC, 8 p.m. M-Sts I Solemnly Swear KFI-CAMCYR. 12.:815:46 p.ma. .61 51. -8Ia 5:45 p.m. 111-F Eyes Aloft It Can Be Done KECA. KIND, 9 p.m. W 'I was there' KNX. 9 p.m. 51 Brave in Heart KFI. 3:45 p.m. M-F KFSKDF.1.9 6 p.m. Si Breakfast at Fiardi's •Eyewitness_s— — KN X, 8:15 p.m.. F Italian Melodies..._ ...... K WK W. 4 p.m. 511-F KECA, IEFST). 9:30 a.m. 111-Sa Faces and Places KHJ. 9:30 p.m. T. Th, Sit James, Harry KNX. 8:15 p.m. Ti,, W. Th Brewster Boy K NX, 6:30 p.m. F Family Bible.___ ...... K MPC. 1:30 p.m., M-F Janis, Elsie KN X, 8:30 pp.:: 51 sS .1 i Bridge to Dreamland KECA. 11:15 p.m. Su Family Hour KNX, 2 p.m. Su Jarvis. Al KF WB. 11 a.m. -Sa Broadway Bandbox, F. Sinatra_KNX. 5 p.m. Su Famous American Challenges K5 *Broadway News_ KH.I. 12 n. 1): 5 p.m. M-F KECA, KIND. 9 p.m. Th *Jergen's Journal KF1, 10:45 p.m. Su Bulldog Drum mond....KH.1. DLBS, 8:30 p.m. 15 Farm Reporter K1,1„ 12 n. M-iSa Jerry Lester Show KNX , 4 p.m. Su Burnett, Jay KECA. 10:15 a.m. M-F Fashions in Rations, B. Burke Johnny Presents.. _KM. 8:30 p.m. To Burns, Bob EFL 6:39 p.m. Th JINX. 8:30 a.m. Sa Johnson Family KIIJ, 4:30 p.m. 111-1, Burns and Allen ____ ...... KNX. 8 p.m. Tu Federated Churches KECA, 9:15 a.m. Sa KGB, KFX M. HVOE. 4:15 p.m. NI-F *Burton, John .KNX, 10:15 p.m. M-F Fibber McGee and Molly EFL 6:30 p.m. Tu *Johnson. Floyd R KILL 4 p.m. Su Busy Money KILL KGB. 10 p.m. Ti,. Th *Fidler Jim my KECA. KFSD, 6:45 p.m. Su *Johnson Erskine. . KECA 9:30 p.m. M-F Byrd (Adelaide) Players___KG EL 3:30 p.m. Sa Fields, Gracie K HJ, DLBS, 6:15 p.m. M-F Joyce Jordan._ ...... ____KNX. 11:15 a.m. St-F Calling Pan-Americana. .KNX. 1:30 p.m. Ss Fifield. .1. W KFAC. 7 p.m. Se Junior Army _ KILL 8:45 a.m. Sa Calling Collins KNX. g a.m. III-F Fighting France —...KF W111. 7:30 p.m. Mn Just Plam Bill...... _ .. --- El'), . K2:30. 4p;45m. 051.-F. Campana Serenade, D. Powell First Church Vespers K MPC, 7:05 p.m. Su * Kaltenborn. H. . F) First Line KN X. 7 p.m. Th _ 10:45 p.m. M. W, } KNX. 10:25 a.m. Sa F. W. Filch Show CaltiOVa (Judy) Show KNX, 9 p.m. To KECA. 6 p.m. W Kaye, Sam my._ ...... _ KNX, 9 p.m. 15 Can Von Tog, This?..._ ...... __ ..... KPI, 6:30 p.m. Sa Fitch Bandwagon KEL 4:30 p.m. Su Keepsakes KECA, 9 p.m. Su Cantor. Eddie ' , 6 p.. KECA, KFSIL 6 p.m. W Keep Singing America KNX. 3:30 p.m. H. W. I. Captain Jack KECA. 4:45 p.m. M. W. F * Flannery, Harry W KNX. 5:30 p.m, 51-Sa *Keyne-Gordon. Philip DIAS. 3 p.m. M-F Captain Midnight KECA. 5:45 p.m. M-F Flying Feet. R.F1.1. 10:30 p.m. Ti.; 8:30 p.m. Sa Kitty Foyle KNX. 8:30 a.m. 111-F Captain Quiz KECA, 8:15 p.m. Sa F 0. B. Detroit KNX, 12 n. Sa liK ravsefrt. Music Hall...... 1 _._____...... EFLE li, 6 p.m. Th Food for Thought...... KILL 10:15 a.m. Sa 1 arnation Hour KFL 7 p.m. 51 Lady at the ...... E , 7 p.m. W Carnegie Dale ...... ______K H 1. 7:15 p.m. Th Football Imre. 2:15 p.m. Su. Sa .... K MPC, 3:15 p.m. 51-1, Carsou, Jack _KNX, 6:30 W Foreign Assignment KHJ. 3 p.m. Su Ladies. Be Seated ...... HECA, 3:30 p.m. M-F *Carter, B rake For This We Fight...... ___KFL 4 p.m. Sa Lamplighter 9:45 p.m.. '10:45 p.m. Sa Foreman Phillips' County Barn Dance RH & KFX M, KGB. KVOE , 9 a.m. M-F Lawrence, Gertrude KECA, 7 p.m. Su *Carter, Sheelah _. KFOX, 9 p.m. Su.. 8:30 p.m. Sa., *Lawton, Fleetwood (McMahan's) KR.). KFXM. KGB, KVOE, 2 p.m. 5I-F KRKD, 9:15 p.m. F EFL 8:15 p.m. M. Tu. W, 1. Catholie Hour KFI. 3 p.m. Su *Foster. Cedric KFLI. 7 p.m. F Leaders of United Nations Cavalcade of America EFL 8:30 p.m. 51 KGB. KFX111, KVOE. 11 a.m M-F KHJ, 3:25 p.m. M. W. F Cavalcade of Medicine_ _ KILL 12:30 p.m. Su Free Men Are Fighting Leon Henderson KF;CA. ICHS11, 8:30 p.m. Se Chamber Music Society Lower Basin ICFA'A. 7:36 p.m. M. W. F Legion Fights KECA, KISHIL 10 p.m. F Front Page Farrell KFI, 2:45 p.m. M-F Street KECA. 6:15 p.m. Su Let's Pretend KNX. 8:05 a.m. Sa Chapel Quartet (Pierce Bros.) Furlough Fun KFI. 9:1,0 p.m. F *Lewis, Fulton. jr KILL KGB...... _ ...... _..... — ...... RFT, 10:15 p.m Su Fun Valley with Al Pearce KECA. 1 p.m. Su KFXM. KVOE, 4 p.m. M-F: 9:45 p.m. 111-F Gallant Heart Eli. 9:30 a.m. 51-1, '(',et 5111ani KFAVIL 10 a.m. III-F *Listener's Digest.KPAS, 3 p.m.. 8 p.m. M-Sa i hicago Round Table.. ..._ _ _KFL 10:30 a.m. Su Gang Busters _KECA. WIND. 8:30 p.m. F Liberal Catholic Hour KFAC. 9 a.m. Su 1 hicago Theater...,KHJ, .... KFX M. 6 a.m. Sa Garden Talk KELL 10:15 a.m. M-F Life Can Be Beautiful. KNX. 10 a.m. M-F Christian Science _KFAC. 5:15 p.m. Su Gaynor, Janet KNX, 6 p.m. F Light of the World Eli, 11:30 a.m. M-F Gilbert & Sullivan Festival... KECA. 5:15 p.m. Sa Linda's First Love KNX. 11:45 a.m. 51-F KFOX. 8 p.m. 1st, 3d, 5th Si,: Goldberg's __ ...... __KNX, 10:45 a.m. M-F 1:30 p.m. M. W, F Lindlahr, Victor KHJ. 8:45 a.m. 51.-F Cood News...... _-..—__ KF WIL 10:15 p.m. Su *Lochner. Louis __ ...... KFI, 5:45 p.m. W-Sa *Christian Science Monitor World News Grand Ole Opry______KFL 7:30 p.m. Sa Lockheed Show KN .'S" 11 6.m. Su K R.). 3:30 p.m. M-F Great Gildersleeve. .. En, 8 p.m. Su °Lone Ranger .._.- ... - ...... -- - sae PAGE 31 O CT O B E R 24, 1943 RA DIO LIFE

KILL KVOE, KGB. 7:30 p.m. M, W. 1. *Pringle, Nelson. KN X, 7:45 a.m. M-F Theater of Today KN X, 9 a.m. Sa Lonely Women______KFL 11:15 a.m. M-F ruhlie Affairs KNX, 11:30 p.m. Tu, Th The Silver Shield K MTR, 5:15 p.m. NI, W. F Looks at Books .. RFI. 1:45 p.m. Su Question of the Week. .. ..KN X, 4:30 p.m. Su The Shadow ....KM , 7-30 p . m . In Thas Changing World K MPC, 11 tun. 51-F Lorenzo •Jones. _ ... . 1:30 p.m. 111-F Questions on Mush, KNX. 2:15 p.m. M-F Lower Basin Street KFI. 6:15 p.m. Su *Quiz Kids KECA, KFSD. 8:30 p.m. Su This Ix Our Enemy H MI, KGB, 2:39 p.m. Su 11:30 p.m. F Lucky Lager Dance Time KFAC. 10 p.m. D *Quiz of Two Cities KILL 8 p.m. F Lum and Abner KECA. KFSD. 8:15 p.m. mi-n "Quote Ted flueing" KNX. 7:45 p.m. Tu This Is the Artny _KFI, 12:30 p.m. Su Luncheon with Lopez Rabbi Magnin_ ..... KVOE. 7:15 p.m. Su This Nation at War ...... KECA, 3 p.m. Sa KGB. KFX51, KVOE. 10:35 p.m. M-F Radio Bible Class KILL 9 a.m. Su Thomas, John Charles KFL 11:30 a.m. Su Lutheran Gospel Hoar KPAS. 4:30 p.m Sc Radio Newsweekly._ __KECA. 11:15 a.m. Su *Thompson, Dorothy___— KECA. 4:30 p.m. Su Lutheran Hour Radio Newsreel....,. H MT M 4:15 p.m. M-Sa Those Old Gold Days...... ,_KEC A ,4:05 p.m. Th KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KYOE, 1 p.m. Sa Radio Tours Those We Love KFL 11 a.m. Su Lux Theater ... ______. .. KNX, 6 p.m. 51 KGB, KFX M, KNOE. 3:30 p.m. * M-F Tillamook Kitchen KFI, 10 a.m. F Make Relieve lialiroom___KF WIt. 11 a.m. NI-Ma Ramsay. Dorothea...._. .. JIIHCA, 9 a.m. M, W, F Time and the Play K MPC, 6:30 p.m. Sa MacLennan, Dr. S. P...... KF WB. 7 p.m. Sa Ranch 10-2-4 A EC & 12:30 p.m. M, W. F Time to Smile with E. Cantor....KFL 6 p.m. W *Mn Perkins ...... _ KFI; le:15 p.m. M-F Ramsay. Rorothea..... KET9, 9 a.m. M. W. F "Time Views the News" KNX. 10:15 a.m. m-te Red Ryder.. K1ECA, KFSD, 7:30 p.m, Tu, Th. Sa KECA. KFSD, 1:30 p.m. 51-F Manhattan Merry-Go-Rouna KFL 6 p.m. Stv Reader'. Digest KNX, 6 p.m. Su PIMP Out K M, 9:15 a.m. M, W, F Man Behind the Gun. KNX. 4 p.tn. Sa Remember With Floretta Time to Smile JR1F1. p.m. W March m• Time /EFL 7:30 tam. Th 4-45 p m M W F Today in history KECA. 6:15 a.m. M-F Market Place .. . . 11:15 a.m. M. W. F *Report from tendon ...... KN X. 1 lam Sa *Today's War Moods Ji ma. 1 lam• M-Sa Markets and Sports K MPC, 8:15 a.m. 111-kis *Reports from the Battlefront Townsend Nat'l Recovery Plan Marx, Groucho______KNX, 7:15 p.m. Sa 111F1. 3:30 p.m. Su KGER. 7:05 p.m. 1,1-F Mary Marlin KNX, 2 p.m. M-F Revlon Revue KECA. 7 p.m. Su SPAS. 6:45 p.m. 111-F Massey, Curt Co...------KFL 3:30 p.m. Sa Reuters' News Dispatches....KF WIL 2 p.m. M-F Town Meeting KECA, KFSD. 10 p.m. Tit Mathews. Dr.. . Rhapsody in the Rockies }MCA. 8 a.m. Su To Your Good 'Health—KNX, 3:30 p.m. M. W, F .KFX111-,-KGB, KVOE, 9 a.m Sa Rich. Irene KNX, 2:45 p.m. Su Traffic Tribunal KFI 5.30 p.m. Sa Matinee in Rhythm KFI. 1 p.m. Sa *Richfield Reporter KFI. 10 p.m. Su-F Transatlantic Call KNX 9:30 a.m. Su Maxwell House Time______KFL 8:30 p.m. Th Right to Happiness KFL 12:45 p.m. 51-F Treasure Hone of Song KIIJ, 6:30 p.m. Th McCarthy, Charlie KFI, 5 p.m. Su Road of Life KFI, 3:15 p.m. M-F Treasure Chest KV'. 5:30 p.m. Tu McNeill's Breakfast Club Rocking Horse RhythMs, B HartheY Truth or Consequences. KFI it n.m. Mn ...... KECA, KFSD, 8:30 n.m. 51- Sc K M. 7:45 p.m. Su Turf Bulletins ERR!), 10 a.m. 51-Sa Mediation Board KHJ. DIMS. 5 pm. Su Rodriguez & Sutheriand....KECA, 1:45 p.m. 51-F *Turner, Major H. 51.....KMPC. 4:15 p.m. T, Th Meet Priscilla Alden. KPAS. 10:30 a.m. M-F Roma Wine Show K NX. 9 p.m. Th Twilight Tales MICA. 11:15 p.m. 51-F Melodies for Uncle Sam__KFSD. 10:15 p.m. Su Romance of Helen Trent....KNX. 9:30 a.m • M-F Uncle Charlie KPAS. 5 p.m. M-F Melton, James —.KNX, 6:30 p.m. Sc Romance of Highways K WIE W, 1 p.m. M. Tu, Th. le Memory Music. T. Bacon KILL 2 p.m. Su Kam, K0o, KVOE. 10:15 a.m. Su Message of Israel KECA, 3:30 p.m. Sa Union Rescue Mission KFXM. 2:45 p.m Su KF WIL 8:30 a.m.: 9 p.111. nu * Miller. Rex. .... K HJ, KGB, 9:15 p.m. Tu. Th *Round Tomier...-- ---KHJ, 4:15 p.m. 131-F Million Dollar Band KFI. 7 p.m. Sa Unity Daily Word_ K MPC, 8:30 a.m. M-F Valiant Lady __KNX. 8:15 a.m. M-F Moore, Garry-Schnozzle Durante EFL 7 p.m. TII Salt Lake Tabernacte___- - ..... KNX, 9 a.m. Su Valley Church____.____K MPC. 8:30 p.m. Sa Mother and Dad KN X, 2:30 lam. Ss Salute to Youth „Kal. 9 p.m. Tu Vie and Sade____ - - - -..KFL 3:30 p.m. M-F Mr. and Mrs. North K M, 9 p.m. W Salvation Army--...... —KF WB. 9:15 a.m. Sa San Quentin KH,11. 7:30 p.m. Th Victory Players.. KFAC, 1 p.m. Su Mr. District Atorney KFI. 6:30 p.m. W Visiting Nurse ...... All 2:45 p.m. Sa Mr. Keen KN X, 4:45 p.m. W. Th, F Saturday Night Serenade_ KNX, 9:45 p.m. Sa Vital to Victory .KECA. 10:55 p.m. MI Murray, Johnny [EFL ii a.m. M-F School of the KN X, 1:30 p.m. M-F Voice of Calvary._- - KPAS, 10 p.m. $u KFX51, KVOE. 3 p.m. Su Schubert, Paul.. - ...... Voice of Firestone______KFI, 5;30 p.m. 111 Music of the America:I.—a-FEEL 1:30 p.m. Sa ilia. ili a., M-F Mnsie Misters KRIM, 9 a.m. Su Science of Mind KF W11.•, 10:45 a.m. 51-F Voice of Health ___-- KFAC. 9:15 a.m. Su-F *Scoles, Gladys Hatley....K WK W, 1:35 p.m. M-F Voice of a Nation KFL 5 p.m. M-F Musical Toast..._.___.___KECA. 10:30 a.m. Su Voice of Prophecy KMPC, 11:30 p.m. Su Music Hour .....KECA, 9:30 a.m. Su Scramhy Amity KFI. 9:30 p.m. W KHJ, KGB, KVOE, 9:15 p.m. Su My True Story... — _ _ _ KECA, 4 p.m. M-F Screen Guild Theater KNX, 7 p.m. 51 ,...HFSD. 2:30 tam. M-F *Seaboend News. George Irwin KFX111, 6 p.m. Su RAJ, 7:15 p.m. 51-F Mystery Chef .KECA. KFSD, 11:15 a.m. 51-F Voorhis, HMI. Jerry KPAS, 8:15 p.m. M Mystery Theater...... __._...... KFI. II p.m. Tu Sewing School of the Alr_...K1F1.1. 9:15 a.m. Th Vox Pop KNX. 9:30 p.m. M Nagel. Conrad...... _ .KNX, 6 p.m. Su Shepard, Sheldon. _ JIIKTR. 1:15 p.m. Su Wake Up America_ KECA. Ripsn. 3:15 p.m. Su National Barn ...... KFL 6 p.m. Sa .. . _10:45 a.m. Sa Waltz Time.. _._..._ ...... KFI, 6 p.m. F National Defense. _ELMTR. 8:30 p.m. Tu Sherlock Holmes....K HJ, 8 p.m. M; 5:30 p.m. Mn Waring, Fred...... JKFI, 8 p.m. M-F National Farm & Home...KFL 6:15 a.m. M-F Shields (Roy) Co.- -..—.__KFI. 11 a.m. Sts ./ar News Roundui.-- ... KECA, 6:55 p.m. 111-F KFSD, 1 p.m. M-F *Shirer. 7:30 p.m. Su War Telescope, E. Peterson....KFI, 10:45 a.m. Sa Shore. Dinah .. _ ... _ . - KNX, 6:30 p.m. Tit National Radio Forum. .KECA, 10:30 p.m. W Wartime Nutrition, Milani KF WB, 10 a.m. M-F Short Story Secres___11111PC. 11:15 a.m. T. Th Navy Bulletin Board. Washington on Rationing K n. 12 n. Su KFX M, KGB, KVOE. 2 p.m. Sa Sideshow...... -_- _KECA, 11:30 a.m. 511-F Washington Inside Out KECA. 9:45 p.m. Su Navy in Review .. ... p.m. sa Signal Roundtable KN X, 4:30 p.m. Su * Watch the World Go By....HECA. 8 p.m, M-F Silver Theater ...... KNX. 3 p.m. Su Navy Sefton] of Music KGB, 9:30 a.m. W We Love and Learn . _KNX. 11:30 a.m. M-F Navy Waves _ KECA. KFSD. 3:15 p.m. W Simms. NFL 8:30 tam. Tu Weird Circle .. . . .KECA. 7:30 p.m. Su * Nesbitt, Norman _ --KHJ, 5:45 p.m. M-Sa *Sizing Up the News Wentworth, Ruth KECA, 2:30 p.m. M-F KG/h, KFX M, KVOE, 9:15 p.m. U. W. F New Yrrk Philharmonic. KNX, 12 n. Su Wesley Radio League K MPC, 10 a.m. Su Skelton, Red. KFL 7:30 p.m. Tu *Newsieal KIND. 10 p.m.-1 a.m. Su-Sa KHJ„ KGB, KVOE. 8 a.m. Su Smile in the Morning....HECA. 9 a.m. T. Th. Sa *News Makers. —______KFI. 3:45 p.m. Su *What Do You Think (Dr. Sterling)...... Smith, Kate. KKR. 9 a.m. M-F *Newsreel Theater._ .... KHJ, KN X, 7:30 tam. Th ----...EFXM, p.m. M-F What's New?...... __. . . _ ..... KECA, 4 p.m. Sa Nick Carter--_ —_-- -.KHJ, 6:30 p.m. WI Snowy Baker K MTR. 8:1.5 p.m. Sa Soldiers of Produetimu.KECA. KIND. S a.m. Su What's the Name of .... Song?..KHJ 8:30 p.m. F Night Editor____ _ 8:15 p.m. Th What's In a Song KECA, 9:15 p.m. To Soldiers of the Press -- ___K ECA. 9 p.m. Tu Of Men and Books—_ —__KNX. 11:05 a.m. Ss Soldiers With Wings. M U, 6:30 p.m. W What's Your Answer?.__KF WB, 6:30 iam• Sa O K for Release EFL 8:30 a.m., Su; * Wheeler. Burritt..._-__KFL 10:30 a.m. M-F Songs of America - -- KMPC, 11 p.m. Daily - .2:30 p.m., Sa Wheeling Steelmakers.-- KECA. 2:30 p.m. Su Songs of Faith-- KFAC. 6 p.m. M Old Gold Show KN X, 9 p.m. W Spanish Hour______KGFJ, 7 p.m. M-Sa When a Girl Marries... —._...KFI. 2 p.m. M-F Old-Fashioned Revival... -- KMPC, 10 p.m. Su K MTR. II a.m. Daily Where Oo We Stand?..- - ... KECA, 2 p.m Su ...KHJ. KGB. KVOE, 4 p.m., 10 p.m. Su Speaking of Glamoura...... KECA. 10:45 p.m. Su Where Free Men Fight, Caldwell Old Timer's Avenue.._ KECA. 12:30 p.m. Th .111 th, 1:30 p.m. 51, W. F Sports Revue _KNX, 6 p.m. Sa Whistier_ ____-______KNX, 10:15 p.m. Su Doe Man's Family _ _ . . .. KFL 5:30 p.m. Su Sports Newsreel KFI, 7:30 tam. F Whitman, tiayne.---- KNX. 9:45 p.m. Th On the Job _ K M. 10:30 a.m. Sa Spotlight Bands._KECA„ KFSD. 6:30 p.m. M-Sa Whoa Rill Cinh__ _ _KFAC. 5:30 p.m. M-F On the Scouting Trail _ __KFL 11:30 a.m., Sa Sportstime. . 8:30 tam• M-F Open floor -.- .Kal. 9 a.m. 51-F 8:45 p.m. Su * Wilder, Alvin..- _ .. KECA. 5:15 p.M. To, Th K M. 5:30 p.m. W. Th; 10:45 a.m. Su Open Rouse KNX. 4:30 p.m. 31 Standard School Broadeast.-....KFI, 10 a.m. Th Opportunity PDQ...-l.a. . KKR. 6 p.m. W Wiley, Fletcher, Home Front Reporter .... Standard 'Symphany ----_-.KFI. 5:30 p.m. Su KNX, 1 p.m. 91-F *Our rihtily Bread a —HP " 7:15 p.m. M-F Stella Dallas.... ____-_ Kr', 1:15 p.m. 51-F * Williams. Al 9:45 a.m. M Our Gal Sunday KNX, 9:45 a.m. 5I-F Stock Quotations.._--.—.KMPC, 2:15 p.m. M-F Our Neighbors KPAS. 10:30 a.m. Se * Winchell, Walter_____-.KECA, 6:00 p.m. Su KH.1. 2:20 p.m. M-F _KFI, 10:45 p.m. Su *Overseas Report _KIM, 3:30 p.m. M. T. W. F Stradivari Orchestra...... EFL 9:30 a.m. Su Wings Over the World.- --KECA, 10 p.m. Sa Pacific Lutheran Hour___KF WB. 9:30 p.m. Su Styles, Hal._ KF WB,• 2 p.m. 111-F Pacific Story KFI. 11:15 tam. Su Sullivan Entertains___ —.....KNX, 8:15 p.m, M Wings Over Jordan _.._ K MPC, 7:30 p.m. Su Wings Over the West..... _KFAC, 7:30 p.m. W Paige. Raymond_____-_KFVFB, 6:30 p.m. 511-F Sum mer Symphony _EFL 2 p.m. Su ....KHJ, KGB, 8:30 p.m. Si,; 11:30 p.m. Th *Parker. William KMPC, 8:15 tam. Su-Ss Sunday Evening Club KFAC, 9 p.m. Su Winner Take AM__ . JINX, 6 pan. W Parker Family ... ___HECA. KFSD. 8:15 p.m. F Sunny Side Up...... _. KKHILJL, 9:30 a.m. M-F Pasadena Reporting R H.1. 3:15 p.m. Tu * Winter, W m KN X, 1.2:30 p.m. hi-IP Superman .... - . .. KILL KN X. 5:30 p.m. Su; 9:30 p.m. W; 9 p.m. Su Pause That Refreshes KNX, 1:30 p.m. Su lira: p.m. 111-F *Pay Day Quiz___ __-KHJ KF XM, 8 p.m. Tu Woman of America._—_ _.KFI, 9:15 a.m. 51-F .. ___K MTR. 6:30 p.m. It. F Suspense KNX, 7 p.m. T Women's Clubs ..... -_—_ —__KPAS, 1:45 p.m. Tit *Pearson. Drew....KECA, KFSD. 5:45 p.m. Su Sweet Chariot HOUr...-...—..K WK W, 5 p.m. Su Woman's World- - - ___K W K W, 10 a.m. M-Sa . People Are Funny EFL 6:30 p.m. F Women Today KILL 9:15 a.m. Tu. TS People's Platform ...... KN X. 3:15 p.m. Sa Zit) a.m. Sa Wo men Who Make News..HECA, 9 a.m. M. W, F People's War KFI. 11:45 a.m. Sa *Swing. Raymond Gram * Wood, Harrison. KILL 12;15 p.m. 1K-F .. HECA. - 11FSIC. 1 p.m. M-Th Pepper Young's Family.a.KFI, 12:30 p.m. M-F 111FIJ. 10:30 p.m. Tn. Th Personality (lute . 11 a.m. M-F Swing Shift— .KFAC, 4:30 p.m. M-F Words in the News K HJ, 11:55 a.m. N. W, F Perpetaal Emotion ...... K FI 4:30 p.m. Sa Symphony__ .... ___KHJ, KGB. 10:30 p.m. 5I-F * World News Today...... -- KNX, 11:30 a.m. Su *Peter de Lima A:15 a.m. 111-Sa *Take It or Leave It...... —.KNX, 7 p.m. Su * World Today KNX. 3(45 p.m. M-Sa * World Tomorrow A MER, 9:30 a.am. Su Pet Parade ..KFI, 9:30 a.m. Sa Tailor Made Melodies...... World We're Fighting For...... KF1, 9:30 p.m. Tu Philip Morris Playhouse._-.KNX, 8:30 p.m. F . 10:30 a.m., 12 n. So Pierre.- K WK W, 10 a.m. W Telephone Hour. All. 9 p.m. M Xavier Cug-at Show...... _KECA, 10:30 a.m. Sa Pilgrim Hour..---_-__KHJ. KGB. 11 a.m. Su ...... VV6XYZ. R. 11:30. 9 p.m. W Yankee House Party_KGB, HYDE, 8:30 n.m. M-F Point Sublime. KNX, 9:30 p.m. Su 8, 8:30, 9 p.m. F Young Artists' Contest... —..KFI. 9 p.m. Ss Points and Prices KHJ, 10:35 a.m. M-F; 10-2-4 Ranch.- .. -_.HECA, 12:30 p.m. M, W, F You Tell 'Em Club....K HJ, DIMS. 6:30 p.m. 11 Young, Norma KILL 10:15 a.m. Fell-F 2:30 Pm. Sa Terry and the Pirates 'MCA. 5 p.m. MI-F Polly and 9 a.m. hi-F Texaco Summer Theater._ .. JINX, 6:30 p.m. Su Young People's Church .. *Dr. Polyzoldes.___ KEIJ. DLBS. 10 p.m. 51-F Texas Rangers .... 5:15 p.m.: _ KHJ, KGB, KVOE, 1:30 p.m. $o Portia Fares Life_ KFI. 2:15 p.m. 111-F 10:3a p.m. M-F Young Wielder Brown_-__KFI, 1:45 DAM 51-F Prayer for Peace- - --K MPC. 12 n. 51-Sa Thanks to the Yanks. KNX,S p.m. Sa Your All-Time Hit Parade-___KFI, 8:30 p.m. r Prayer- DI-11311. 3 p.m. Daily That They Might Live. All. 10 a.m. Ss Your Gospel Singer — _KECA. 10:45 a.m. 31- Prepare to Live_ ____...K MPC, 7.15 p.m. Th That's a Good Clue_____ HECA, 8:15 p.m. Su Your. for n Song.____ —DLBS. 11:30 a.m. M a' TVAGE 32 RADIO EIFE OCTOBER 24, 1943 Erskine Johnson Carveth Wells "BLONDIE" JIVES (Continued from Page 35) (Continued from Page 33) A recent rehearsal "rest" turned them on the air. Tete-a-tete over into a jam session for Columbia's formed," the commentator stated. "Blondie" cast. Billy Artzt and his lunch at the Derby, their polish is Their morale is high because the undimmed. But in front of ole debil orchestra played some of the song hits people-70 or 80 million of them — from Penny Singleton's Broadway mike, ah, that's something else are kept in the dark. In Japan, a again. stage successes, such as "Good News" radio set is a luxury. Most broad- and "Follow Through." Penny sur- Abbott and Costello, top comics of casting is done with loud speakers prised them all when the orchestra in department stores or on the the country, arrived at 7:30 because struck up "Button Up Your Overcoat." streets. , they wanted that much time for re- She went into a song-and-dance hearsal. Their show, as you may "We must destroy the emperor routine that was reminiscent of have guessed, was swell. myth—that force which holds the Broadway at its best. On the other hand, the Andrews Japs together," he emphasized. Next Sisters arrived at 9:28—exactly two to bombing, he thinks cutting Ja- * *. minutes before they were scheduled pan's supply lines is the most ef- to go on the air. Johnson was limp, fective way to win the war. Her RELUCTANT the producer was biting his • nails, weakness is not oil—she has plenty Checking up on the maintenance and everybody was on edge. of it now—but in manufacturing Of of her San Fernando farm recently, machine tools and in steel. He )aid Ginny Simms, singing star and em- Virginia Gilmore took off her stress on the importance of arma- cee of NBC's Tuesday nighter, "John- shoes, couldn't be comfortable other- ment, warned that the Jap army ny Presents Ginny Simms," cams wise .. . Francis Lederer didn't want is strong: "For eight or ten years across the small daughter of one of to read his script—didn't even look Japan sent raw recruits to China the hands, in the cowshed. "Tell me, at it, as a matter of fact. And gave and got back veterans." does that nice little cow give milk?" Erskine a new experience in before- asked Ginny, about the new cow she the-mike ad libbing . . . Paul White. When concentrating his remarks had just purchased. "Well, not exact- man's wife, Margaret, sat on the on Japan Wells is extremely in- ly," replied the little girl. "You gotta sidelines and enjoyed her husband's teresting to• Pacific Coasters, but sorta take it away from her." clowning as much as the rest. one must remember that he is just as familiar with the rest of the * * April Fool globe. This priceless knowledge is Perhaps the worst experience being used as background material ACT SLEEPY? EASY Johnson ever had in his broadcasting for his NBC commentation series, Norman Fields had a cinch in an career happened last April Fool's aimed to tell the folks at home acting assignment recently, as a char- about that part of the world in day. The boys at the station wanted acter on a CBS "I Love a Mystery" to have a little fun. All the clocks which their boys are fighting. Af- broadcast. Co-producer Bill Hanley were set ahead 10 minutes, so were rica was chosen as the first coun- asked him to register extreme drowsi- all watches. They dubbed in the last try to be air-picttuized for Wells' ness. It so happened Fields had been few minutes of what was supposed listeners because it is our present up "till all hours" the night before, base of operations and dominantly to be the preceding broadcast, and when .he was on duty as one of North the studio lights showed the "on the rich in strategic materials. Other air" signal at 9:30. places will come under the analyst's Hollywood's war-time Auxiliary Police. scrutiny as requests from listeners The "fun" started when announcer Jimmy Barry blew up in the opening point the way. He realizes that cen- sorship prevents many men from request will be relayed to Carveth commercial. Johnson, wild eyed, Wells. couldn't believe his own ears. Fin- writing home in detail; that it means much to relatives to know of Don't be too surprised if his mina ally, shaking and perspiring, he took bird puts in a word on the program over, muttered an apology and pro- ,their fighting men's locale. If Radio ceeded with his news. Then pro- Lifers would like information about sometime. Mr. and Mrs. Wells found ducer Sid Goodwin came running out any nook or cranny of the world the bird in Malaya. It was young of the sound booth ranting and rav- where their boy may be—they may and alone, so they tried to feed and shelter it. Before they knew ing about the so-and-so announcers. drop the magazine a line and your what was happening, they, were on Johnson gave him a despairing a boat sailing home, and worrying glance, motioned for silence, indicated that they were on the air, and writing a column; thought that the about whether the mina bird was then, with Sid outscreaming him, only way to build a reputation. warm enough or had had enough to gave up the ghost, walked dejectedly Phone used to ring all the time with eat. They called it "Raffles." The to the other side of the room and protesting stars demanding an apol- name was chosen advisedly, because sat down. By the time all was peace- ogy. Now, when they call, it's more no one knows, unless it be another ful again, it really was time to go likely a dinner invitation. mina bird, whether "Raffles" is a on the air. he or she. "You don't have to tear people to He says he's never gotten over it! Raffles has grown up to be a, pieces to write an interesting col- very smart member of the already In case you're interested in statis- umn," is his comment. And proves it. tics, here are a few highlights on smart Wells family. He is a won- Erskine Johnson: Writes about 4800 words a week derful mimit and makes his re- for his column, around 8,000 for his marks without reliance on rote. He Born in Milwaukee, his parents air shows, making a neat total of can whistle "Hail, Hail, the Gang's brought him here when he was two 12,800 per week. Receives between All Here," "America," and "The Star years old. That was 30 years ago. 2,000 and 3,000 fan letters a week. Spangled Banner," pulled down $500 He's never lived anyplace else. Mar- for a stint with Fred Allen. He was Has two more ambitions: would ried to Isabelle, the little blonde scheduled to appear October 9 on whose books he used to carry when like to own a hardware store so he could putter to his heart's content. "What's New?" the big RCA show. they both attended Manual Arts They didn't say anything about Raf- Would like a bigger knotty pine den High Schodl. They've been married fles paying income tax. But blond, so he could stick more thumbtacks ten years and have two children, young looking Mrs. Wells, who in the wall. Isabelle limits the Kathleen, not quite six, and Ronnie, joined our interview toward the end thumbtacks to that one room. a cute little two year old rascal. had just returned from a sweltering Erskine and Isabelle look like bro- But in the den? Oh, she doesn't day in Redlands, where she lectured ther and sister. mind. In fact, she sort of likes it at the university. "They wanted me • Gets up around 8:30 in the morn- herself! to bring Raffles next time, but I ing, never eats breakfast, but gets And, oh yes, Erskine can cook, wouldn't do it for a thousand dol- right to his desk. Doesn't pan people but says he hasn't had much time lars," she averred as she bit into now, but did when he first started for the kitchen lately. a Good Humor. • 7- 7

of CHITA

MEET NBC's NEWEST COMMENTATOR, handsome, white-haired Ca rveth Wells, Wells appropriately enough with a world map as backdrop. He has crossed the United States 50 times, has been a round the world lour times, was in Ja pan in 1939. Hence, has some extremely interesting observations.

der most unusual circumstances. As HE war withsun Jday " Emay2K7; As Wells enumerated the list, he j last a generation! explained the uses of some of the late as 1939, he was given free rein to travel the length and breadth of This was the startling materials. We learned that cocoanut Japan when he was engaged to ex- prediction made the other is vital because charred shells are used for gas masks. Antimony goes plore some of the empire's lesser day by NBC's new com- known territory. What is more, he mentator, world - trotting Carveth into tracer bullets. Mercury, into was paid for this research by the Wells. Comfortably ensconced at explosives. Nickel, into armor plate. Imperial government. Radio City, with a world map serv- Quartz into electrical equipment. ing as a significant backdrop, dis- According to Wells, we should After the attack on Pearl Harbor, tinguished looking Wells continued: have known that a war with Japan Wells turned over photographs and "But if Russia 'Comes to our assist- was pending, because up to 1940 information—obtained at Nippon's ance and gives us bases, the war that country was importing huge expense—to the United States. with Japan could be finished within quantities of quartz. "The Japanese nation is about the six months." (Six months after we He sizes up the Japanese situation easiest in the world to keep unin- really begin to concentrate. on the from recent first-hand appraisal un- (Please Turn to Page 32) Pacific phase of the war.) Wells draws his observations first 11. MRS. WELLS WITH RAFFLES, the couple's mina bird. Raffles is an accomplished hand. No arm-chair traveller, he has 4. singer, is flip with salutations, appeared with Fred Allen ($500), and on recent skirted the world four times, has "What's New?" show with Don Ameche. Bird works on cue, not by rote. crossed the United States fifty tithes, has set foot on every country in the world except one. "I've never been in Australia," he admitted. He believes that we are doing the right thing by quelling our Euro- pean enemies first, because Africa is vital to us as a source of strategic raw materials. "They may call the United States the arsenal of democracy. That is misleading," Wells pointed out, "because there are 14 strategic materials we must import in order to fabricate our weapons." The analyst rattled off all 14, emphasizing each by counting it off on his fingers: Rubber (from Ma- laya, Africa) Tin (Malaya, South America) Tungsten (China, Africa) Hemp (Philippines) Quinine (Java) Mica (India) Cocoanut (Philippines) Antimony (China) Chromium (A- frica) Manganese (Africa, India) Mercury (Mexico, Spain) Nickel (Canada) Quartz (Brazil, Madagas- car). By HILDA BLACK

.11 totithiy-F riday. 9 :30 p. in. BO Cao Ile Cook? KEC.4 T'S a marathon for Erskine Johnson, broadcasting columnist, this week. In addi- Keeping Up With Hollywood tion to his own five air shows and six columns, he Is a Marathon, But Erskine appeared on Quiz Kids pro- ggram, on Tuesday emceed Johnson Is Way Out in Front world premiere of "Behind the Rising Sun" in lobby of Pantages Theater, yesterday did stint as radio announcer in W. R. Frank production, "Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels, His Life and Loves," and tomorrow will interview Joan Bennett on weekly show, "People are Funny." The above, which appeared in Daily Variety a few days ago, will give a rough idea of the kind of life Erskine Johnson lives. But he thrives on it, and one thing's certain —he can't say he didn't ask for it. All his life he's had one ambition: to become a newspaper man. Even as a kid, when his less seri- ous-minded playmates were busy scalping each other and whooping it up in Wild West fashion, Erskine was concocting new and better the hoped) ways of writing about it. In that respect, he hasn't changed a bit. For, although he's developed his own style of writing, he still digs around for news out of the beaten path. "Human interest- stuff" he calls it, and passes up many a good production scoop in favor of a little-known fact in the life of Hollywood's great or near-great. "The stories that make Hollywood —or any other town —tick," he ex- I plains, "are not the screaming head- A O, ERSKINE JOHNSON, successful Hollywood reporter, as he appears while doing lines, but the little publicized every- his KECA broadcast. He writes about 8,000 words for each show, receives be- day things that could have happened tween two and three thousand fan letters each week. to you or your next-door neighbor. I believe that's what the fans want IN ANOTHER JOB, that of daddy to Ronnie and Kathleen, Johnsoi looks equally to hear, and that's what I try to give competent. Ronny actually sits on his father's desk, plays with the typewriter. them." And he does. It was in 1937 when he was working as a reporter for NEA that Er- skine confided to managing editor Lee Payne of the Daily News that he'd like to do a Hollywood column. Payne gave the nod and the boy who had come up the hard way through the lines at the old Record, City News Service and NEA, was launched on a new career. His column began to catch on and one night, after he'd been in bed and asleep for hours, the phone rang and William Randolph Hearst was offering him a spot on his paper, the Examiner, with a yearly contract. When Erskine accepted, he discovered that the astute Hearst had the contract already drawn up. A few months before the third year was up, several local columns were juggled around and in the shuffle Erskine was out. Then he remembered those screw- ball writers, Gene Towne and Gra- ham Baker, who had offered him a job should he-ever need one. As good as their wo,d, they hired him as press agent for their RK0 production, "Little Men." Definitely inspired, Erskine sug- gested to Gene that they contact the Borden Milk Company and offer a movie contract to Elsie, the contented cow whose likeness graced the pages of national magazines. It was good for a couple of lines in the papers they figured, so the offer was made. But the gag backfired, for next day came a wire from the Borden people (who recognized a good publicity stunt when they saw one) ac- cepting the proposition. So they had a cow on their hands! With pomp and ceremony Elsie was shipped to Los Angeles in a deluxe car, with Borden footing expenses of course. She was met at the station by a delegation worthy of any celebrity. A city father even presentee her with the key to the city — which she proudly wore on a chain about her plump neck! She was feted at Ciro's, had a hat especially designed for her, and gave an ice cream (Borden's of course) party on the lawn of the Ambassador Hotel. Unfortunately, Elsie stepped from' a truck and broke her neck shortly after the picture had been completed. There are those ungracious enough to say that Elsie had finally seen the film, "Little Men" in which she had a featured role. But we doubt if it was that bad. Today, in his knotty pine den, and close by his typewriter, Erskine has a most cherished photo which beams bovinely down on him. It bears these words: "To Skinny Johnson who has given me more kindness than I deserve, with deep appreciation, Elsie." JOHNSON'S WIFE, ISABELLE, is a lovely person, but one who takes a back seat Of course, after the Elsie episode, to her spotlighted husband. Their romance started when both were attending there was nothing left for Erskine Manual Arts High School in Los Angeles. Mother, Ronnie and Kathleen seem to be but to go back to writing a column. waiting or Papa Johnson to quit the studio and come home. No press agent could top himself on HAPPY ABOUT THE WHOLE THING are Johnson and his guest stars, Greer Gar- an assignment like that! son and James Cagney, who received a popularity trophy because Johnson named Now, in addition to being NEA's them 1942 Academy winners in his own scoop before the real awards were announced. Hollywood correspondent with 600 outlets, he has had for the past 18 months, his own radio program over KECA, where he dishes out local gossip and interviews Hollywood song writers, promising newcomers, oldtimers, stars, directors and writers. Presents Favorites He has brought to the mike such oldtime favorites as Clara Kimball Young, Mae Marsh, Betty Blythe, Wilia m Farnum, Buster Keaton and Mary Carr. Among the newcomers he thought promising, and who have since fulfilled his prophetic judg- ment are Maria Montez, Gus Schill- ing, Jar.e Farrar, Lon McAllister, Julie Bishop, Cheryl Walker, Belita and Don aid O'Connor. Several songs which have later been heard on the "Hit Parade" had their first airipg when he interviewed the songwriter. These include Frank Loessei's "Praise the Lord and Pass the Am munition," Jim my McHugh's "Comin' In On A Wing and A Pray- er," and Ted Grouya's "In My Arms". Erskine says you get to know people better when you'rti interviewing (Please Turn to I 'age 32) Part II Saturday, 9 p. CBS-KNX

.. INATRA was a reporter. That's the job he tossed away the night he heard Bing Crosby sing. "I'd write reams of copy and they'd cut it to an inch and a half, any- way," he remarked' ruefully. He calls the night he heard Bing "The Night of the Great Decision." So he started to sing. It was in a little New Jersey tavern that his present press agent, George Evans, first heard him as the dance band came on the air by remote control. George, who has handled singers like Russ Colombo, sensed instantly that this new kid was a corner. Sinatra has built his present style from studying hundreds of phonograph records, always looking for a song quality as he listened. That quality he calls Sincerity. When he first sees lyrics, he reads them as if they were poetry. Then when he sings, he endows them with a deep, personal meaning and clear diction. It took him a long time to develop FAMILY MAN, SINATRA. Wife is named Nancy, b3by is Nancy Sandra. An- phrasing. Calesthenics, boxing and other member of the group is anticipated in December. Said Frank: -Getting deep breathing developed his lung married brought me everything in the world. - capacity so he can take huge hunks of air and sing extended pas- sages - on one breath. He started // sniffing air and found all he could take was .4 or 15 whiffs. Then he'd have to exhale. Practice increased his lung capacity to 48 whiffs. "I know my throat expanded," he pointed out, "because I used to wear a 14 collar and now I take a 15." He doesn't sing "from the dia- phragm," has never had a lesson in Concluding Radio Life's his life. Frank's fans, for the most part, Exclusive Yarn About the fall into the 14-21 age group, although children of eight or nine and Nation's Newest Croonstar older men and women are admirers.

A pp• FRANK AND LIONEL BARRYMORE. Long an admirer of A pp. SINATRA IN ACTION, with Pat O'Brien. Frankie pauses Barrymore, Sinatra had.once worked near him on the MGM after making a nice point, to await Pat's repartee. Pic- set, had been afraid to meet him. Now a star, Sinatra screwed ture was taken at CBS when O'Brien guested on Sinatra's Monday up courage to ask for an introduction. Said the Barrymore: like night -Bandbox - show. that young fellcw I like his singing. The 14-21, or "slick chick" Wrote a Massachusetts girl to have organized themselves into Mrs. Sinatra: "Lots of love to you fan dubs, numbering five to 500 in and to Mr. Sinatra." membership. Their loyalty to Wrote a Texan, who clipped some Frankie is absolute. They like him Texas "green" grass to the top of personally, because he's pal-ly. His her letter: "I admit I'm one of your songs bring them a new vibration, 'teen-age fans. I'm fifteen, but I different from swing, which in- don't gap, and howl and swoon. I trigues the girls, but which few of wish you all the luck in the world them understand. . . you're a swell fellow who de- Asked why she liked Sinatra's serves it." music, one girl sighed: "He sends Wrote a "government girl" in me and he leaves me there!" Washington, D. C.: "For the past Sinatra's attitude toward the two years I have been one of your youngsters is affectionate. "I love loyal fans and I intend to go right all of 'em and I don't like it when on being one. I saw you down at people talk about them as if they the Watergate and I enjoyed the were morons. Shirley Temple and program immensely, although I Walter Winchell's daughter, Walda, nearly got my clothes torn from are two of my fans. You wouldn't me as I tried to get a closer look call them moronic, would you? Just at you." look at any of the kids at the show. They're a clean-looking, intel- Wrote a "married woman with ligent bunch," he averred. two small daughters": "This is just a line of gratitude for your wonder- Echoing Sinatra's statement was ful singing and program from one Press Agent George Evans: "Say of the 'oldsters.' . . . If the majority anything you want to about Sinatra, of your fans range from 14 to 18, but don't say anything bad about then I guess that makes a 23-year- the fans." Evans then proceeded to blast those who claim a lot of the old sound rather antique." swooning and sighing is "planted." Wrote a Marine: "We are in Hol- "There is a standing offer which I lywood after four months in the Pa- will make and deposit in any bank cific theater. We had some record- for $1,000 in cash to be donated to ings out there, and Sinatra's were any chosen charity, if anyone can the most popular." prove in any manner that anyone But we're getting ahead of our ever was paid or any gift was given story. As you recall, Sinatra's big to anyone for swooning, screaming, break came when Harry James en- yelling, or putting on any other ex- gaged him as soloist with his band hibition for Frank." He added: "The in June, 1939. You may recall, too, proof doesn't have to be too con- that James is an ardent baseballer clusive, either!" and heads his bandsmen in an ex- A glimpse at Frank's fan mail is pert team. "First thing he asked illuminating. Wrote a Kansas City me was whether I could play ball," girl: "I am not a 'breathless babe grinned Frank. "It was assumed in, bobby socks.' . . . In fact, I that I sang. I played short-stop." don't own a pair. I'm eighteen years "In December, 1939, I went to old and I admire your singing very Dorsey," he continued. "It was a much. Really your personality was Christmas present." the thing that won me to Sinatra. You seemed so natural, just like Meanwhile, on February 4, 1939, • anyone else who doesn't have all Frank married the girl friend, Nancy. "Getting married," com- the fame you do." Wrote an Army private: "Keep up mented Sinatra, 'brought me every- the good work and if you get any thing in the world." "Everything" smoother, you will drive all the includes three-year-old Nancy and ferns nuts and I don't blame them another baby due in December. "It's much." (Please Turn to Next Page)

• got to be a boy," the singer em- Sinatra is five foot eight and phasized. he said quick-like, and slam med the weighs only 138 pounds, gives a door. After reaching top salary of $175 casual onlooker the impression of a week, Sinatra left Dorsey on Oc- being frail. On the contrary, he is Frank's mother has amassed a tober 1, 1942. Dorsey, however, still careful to keep himself in good ponderous scrap book, is equally owned a third of Sinatra, which was shape and has fixed up part of his proud of her son. recently bought back by Frank, who garage as a gym where he spends Of course, all the publicity is not handed over $35,000 and Music Cor- spare moments in his favorite sport favorable. There have been caustic poration of America, which anted --boxing. articles in several national maga- $25,000. Frank will haul in a neat sum this year, estimated at a quar- "Frank is so good that a lot of zines. Many persons are inclined ter of a million to half a million. fellows won't put on the gloves with to believe anything they read about him," a friend whispered. But taxes will eat a pretty big someone who suddenly (or seem- ingly so) comes into the money. We hole in the take. The singer also likes to swim, admit we were intrigued by these He wants to become an institu- plays tennis, and is an ardent fight, "candid" articles—until we talked baseball, and professional football tion, to build for the future. Con- face to face with Frank. fan. Talking about the World Series, trary to reports printed elsewhere, he does not use the third person in he said: "Of course I always root He isn't good looking, but there. for Brooklyn." talking of himself—"Sinatra thinks, Is a certain wistful, sweet quality Sinatra doesn't like it." "I like to Appearing in Hollywood Bowl was about him which is attractive. "Boy- use 'we,' he explained ("We" em- the biggest moment of his short ca- ish" is used most frequently to de- bracing his beloved arranger, Axel, reer. "I've never been so thrilled," scribe it. Others have said he looks Evans his press representative, he stated. Those who were back- as if he needed "mothering." Herb, his manager, Gertrude his stage that night saw tears trickle He has been criticized for being secretary.) down his cheeks after he had fin- conceited. "Being conceited" ,is an ished his numbers. Instead of ac- His first big venture in movies indefinite quality, or the lack of it. cepting all the fabulous invitations was a kick. He saw the daily rushes Frank may have had on company thrust at him, Frankle stole away to and was appalled to discover what manners when we saw him, but he his apartment at the Garden of the side of his face looked like; how didn't show any more conceit than Allah, changed from his evening his mouth moved when he sang, any one else in his place would clothes, and sat around with a few how the smile wrinkles gathered have. He spoke gratefully and lov- around his eyes. "But radio is my close friends while some records were spun. ingly of his wife, adoringly of his first love," he insisted, "and I want baby daughter, appreciatively of his a show all my own." Although his fans crowded around co-workers, tolerantly of his critics. him everywhere Sinatra was to be Probing his status with Lucky "They have a right to their opin- Strike, we learn that his contract spied in Hollywood, he was in, ap- ions," he granted. "When the criti- has another year to run. parent control at all times. During cism dies down, so does a guy's his radio broadcasts when com mo- popularity." He hopes to continue in radio, re- tion arose, all he had to do was cording, and movies, knows he has hold up one of his slim, pale hands He has been called "dumb." We a lot to learn before he can turn to bring immediate respect. He ad- were delighted to hear him talk on the histrionics for the screen. mitted, however, that at the preview business and to voice substantial opinions. "When I get tired of sing- "Some of the scenes in 'Higher of "Behind the Rising Sun" where ing for the public or when the pub- and Higher' called for my acting he appeared for an air premiere, fans mistook a young man in bow lic gets tired of hearing me sing, I confused. That wasn't too bad. I go around confused most all the time," tie and checked coat for Frank. want to be a recording or radio executive," he glowed. he added facetiously. "There goes Sinatra!" howled the He is due back here November 1 fans, who mobbed the singer's un- A few months ago, he was called for another picture and plans to fortunate "double," and tore his coat to the offices of William Paley, bring Mrs. Sinatra and Nancy with to shreds. president of Columbia Broadcasting him. They remained home in the It is to be doubted that the so- System. Ushered into the executive's 10-room house at Ha sbroupk called "swooner-crooner" will "go suite, Sinatra, by his own admission, Heights, Jersey, while Frank was high hat." "I've been hungry too gaped admiringly at the smart, busi- here during August and September. many times," he explained, "I can't ness-like appurtences of big enter- He called them frequently on the forget when James' band was prise. telephone and experienced an espe- stranded here in Los Angeles. We Then and there, he coupled his cially huge bang from hearing small didn't get any pay for three weeks. wagon to his star. Grasping Paley's Nancy's voice pipe, "Hello, daddy," And me with a wife who had a hand, Sinatra nodded in the direc- over the wire. "Then she'd bang baby on the way!" "My father was tion of the elaborate set-up and ex- down the receiver and run for her still sore at me," he continued, "so claimed: "That's for me!" mother," Frank chuckled. While in we couldn't ask him to help us out." Hollywood, he bought lovely dresses as a gift to take home to small How does Frank's father react * * Nancy and purchased exquisite now? Well, he doesn't say much things for the expected newcomer. while his boy is around, but as Gertie Well Gilded For Wife Nancy, he secured a gold soon as the singer leaves his par- "Thar's gold in them thar net- charm bracelet dangling with minia- ents' home, Father S. opens up with works" for actress Gertrude Law- ture musical instruments, each set a barrage of paternal praise. with a small ruby. rence, stage star of many Broadway Last spring, Frank travelled over hits. Although no definite figures as Frank, himself, goes in for casual to Hoboken to take his dad some yet have been divulged, 'tis rumored sportswear, wearing soft shirts, tickets for the "Hit Parade." around Radio Row that her new Blue sports jackets, ties only occasion- "Father drives a fire truck," he network program, first airing Thurs- ally, but invariably bow ties. "I call explained, "and I went to the sta- day, September 30, gives her one of fussily dressed men or women 'over tion. He had a clock that he wanted the biggest pay checks in radio. arranged," he quipped. to give me for our new home, but "Ties are like pipes," he com- it was upstairs in his locker. So we The lovely lady of footlight fame mented. "I pass by a window dis- went up. Before he knew what he has had a long and beautiful friend- play of ties and always have to go was doing, he had thrown the locker ship with dazzling pay checks, how- in to see if they have something I door open. It was •plastered with ever. She already holds the pleasant don't have." He has about 35 pipes pictures of me, clipped from maga- distinction of being American in his collection, paid as high as zines and newspapers." "legit's" highest paid performer, $22 for one of them, but likes his He was awfully embarrassed. achieved it when she bagged $6000 $1.50 smoke better than any other. per week for her two years stardom "You don't want to see that stuff," in "Lady in the Dark." Page Thirty-eight PREPARED FOR RADIO LIFE'S CONSUMERS' CLUB BY CHEF MILANI

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FANNY BRICE'S EXHIBIT. Baby Snooks of NBC "Maxwell House" renown, inspects one BATON WAVERS TURN BAT WIELDERS. Freddy March, of pictures in her collection of children's paintings, left, Blue network maestro, with Harry James, CBS head- exhibited recently at L. A. Museum of History, Science liner, at bond-selling baseball game they staged at Long Beach. and Art. Three million dollars worth of bonds were sold. Page Forty