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IN THIS rssue HEW BROADCASTING STATEOM LOG NEW LIST OF ALL NORTH AYERICAIU BROADCASTING STATIONS CHART OF AIR LINE DISTANCES BETWEEN CITIES OPERATING TIME OF BROADCASnNG STATIONS STEVENSON'SBULLETIN OF RADIO BROADCASTINGSTATIONS Published Quarterly by NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY - 1220 H Street N. W., Washington, D. C. THOMAS STEVENSON, Editor W. W. RAPLEY. Treasurer and Business Manager RICHAItD bl. NASH, Circulation Manager PETER BECIIER, JR, Advertising Mgr.

Volume 4 DECEMBER, 1927 Kumber 2 CONTENTS Page Fading May Be Calculated in Advance 3 Station Heterodynes Spoil Distant Programs------4 Coast-to-coast Reception of Programs Expected ------5 Heterodynes Might Have Been Prevented...... 6 Advertisers Responsible for Program Quality------7 Television May Be Achieved Soon ...... 8 Radio Law Does Not Authorize Station Reduction ------9 New Sense Being Developed by Radio Listeners------, 10 Radio Beacons Contribute to Airplane Safety------11 List of American Broadcasting Stations...... 12 List of Canadian Broadcasting Stations...... 30 List of Cuban Broadcasting Stations...... l-- 32 List of Mexican Broadcasting Stations...... 32 Other North American Broadcasting Stations------32 Air Line Distances ...... 33 '. Operating Hour of American Broadcasters------38 Location of North American Broadcasting Stations------~ 42 Poor Reception Caused by Imperfect Antenna------47 Calibration of Set Increases Efficiency------48 Stevenson's Broadcasting Log------49 -. STEVENSON'S BULLETIN OF RADIO BROADCASTING STATIONS is pub- lished quarterly. Publication clates are September, December, March and June. The subscription price is $1.00 per year. A11 sul~scriptionsare paynble in advance. Unless otherwise clirected, new subucri1)Lions \rill begin with current issue. When changing an ad(lress, give tho old a(1tlress ns well as the new. Entered.as Second Class mntter at the Postoi3ice at Washington, D. C., under the Act of March 3, 1879. (Copyright 1927 by Natlonal Publishing Company) Fading ESTS by Bureau Stevenson's ACH issue con- of stadr* E tains list of all Radio Laboratory North American reveal a degree of Broadcasting s t a - May be regularity in fading Provides tions; air line mile- for any particular age chart, broad- place; use of high casting station log Calculated power does not af- Complete and editorial review fect characterktics of outstanding radio of fading. Service developments. in Advance

IGHER power by broadcast- readily distinguishable kinds of OULD you like to receive revised Broadcasting Station Log ing stations does not affect fading, a fairly slow and a rela- regulai-ly a corrected with all Federal Radio Commission H the characteristics of fad- tively rapid fluctuation. w Broadcasting Station changes, in addition to these fea- ing, although the signals sent out There is a regular kind of fad- Log which would enable you to: tures : with higher power do not so fre- ing which sometimes occurs during quently fall below audibility, re- the 45 minutes just following sun- cent tests by the U. S. Bureau of set. Determine at a glance which-sta- An air mileage chart giving dis- Standards Radio Laboratory re- Fading is not connected with tions you should be able to get with tances between principal cities of veaL weather conditions in any way, so your radio receiver; the United States. Fading is the frequent bane to far as could be learned, nor is it reception of distant programs. The similar at two receiving points program will come in strong, then Determine at a glance just where Operating hours or time on the close together, nor for the same gradually fade out, later coming in these stations should come in on air of the larger broadcasting sta- station at different times. strong again. Scientists are try- your dials. tions. This last fact proves that the ing to find a way to counteract cause of fading is not associated fading. with the transmitting or receiving This is exactly what you can do An alphabetical list of places in There is a degree of regularity locality, and that it must, there- with the Broadcasting Log which North America having broadcast- in fading not hitherto suspected. fore, be in the medium between. begins on Page 49 of this issue of ing stations. The average night fading for any This leads to a theory which ex- particular place apparently can be plains fading and which is being STEVENSON'S. And on Page 48 Ec9 you are told how to do it. predetermined, even though the widely accepted and used to ex- Editorial summary of important fading varies from instant to in- plain other phenomena viz, day- developments in the broadcasting stant in wholly erratic fashion. light propagation of radio waves STEVENSON'S is published field with a review of activities of Fading is at its worst about 60 along the earth, and nighttime quarterly. Each issue contains a the Federal Radio Commission. to 126 miles from a broadcasting propagation along ' the Kennelly- station; at greater distances it di- Heaviside layer, free from ground minishes, but then increases again absorption. with distance and has repeated According to this theory, fading ON SALE AT ALL NEWS STANDS- maximums and minimums for is due to irregular absorption in $1.00 THE YEAR BY SUBSCRIPTION greater distances. There are two the ionized upper atmosphere. Distant Programs RESENT wave HAIRMAN of P length mssgn- C Federal Radio ments by Federal Commieeion predicts Spoiled by R a d i o Commission wave length ehan- reepomible for whie- nela gradually will t2es which impair be clm~edof htero- program quulity for dyning and interfer- Station dktant listeners; too ence so that pro- many broadcasting grants mybe heard stations k the cause. from Atlantic to Heterodynes Expected Paci@.

of over 500 watts without the AVE length assignments By WILLIAMH. G. BULLARD proper distance separation. by the Federal Radio Chairman, Fe'dera2 Radio Commission Commission are resulting Heterodyning is the result. in stations heterodyning each Within a certain radius of the sta- ROADCASTING STATIONS best type of long distance recep- other. tion, the volume is sufficient to are rendering and will con- tion. When a broadcasting station overcome the whistles of other B tinue to render many dif- This process is one for normal sends out a program, there is a stations using the same wave. But ferent types of service. Some of growth, not for arbitrary rulings. certain area around the station at a distance from the station the them, although primarily engaged As stations themselves develop within which it can be received. program is spoiled because the I in giving dependable program serv- their program service in the public But beyond the area where recep- signals are too weak to offset the ice within their normally effective interest, and their mechanical tion of the program is possible, whistles. radius of a hundred miles or so, equipment with power adequate there is a whistle or beat-note. When radio regulation was in are able under favorable condi- for the best transmission of these Most listeners know of cases the Department of Commerce, tions to reach far afield. programs, the roads are being when they are able te get the broadcasting channels were divided It is to such great stations, cleared for them. whistle of a station without being into two bands-A and B. with their high power and highly The Commission is looking for- able to bring in its program. This Class B wave lengths, or the developed program service, that ward to the time when the listener, whistle extends far beyond the band between 280 and 545 meters, the long-distance listener turns, on any night of good reception, area where the program can be were assigned to high grade sta- and because long-distance listen- can hear broadcasting stations received. tions. Class A wave lengths, or ing is a vitally important part of from the Atlantic to the Pacific, Radio engiaeers say that be- the band between 200 and 280 radio reception, it is essential that from Canada to Mexico, without cause of the whistle, it is inadvis- meters, were assigned to second such stations should be as free as interference, on channels cleared able to assign the same wave grade stations. possible from the interference for them, not by arbitrary rulings length to broadcasting stations of Duplication of waves was not caused by heterodyning. of the Government, not by fixed over 600 watts power for simul- permitted in the class B band, ex- One by one the frequencies used and necessarily discriminating taneous operation unless they are cept when the stations were sepa- by such stations are actually being classifications, but by the normal, thousands of miles apart. rated by the entire country. In the cleared, not simply by action on logical qrocess of demonstrated To accommodate nearly 700 class A band, many stations were the part of the Commission, but by fitness and capacity to render a broadcasting stations on 90 wave assigned the same wave for simul- the'fact that smaller stations have great public service. lengths, the Commission assigned taneous operation and their power no desire to create ill-will for Such a development is entirely kept low to avoid interference. the same wave length to stations themselves by interfering with the (Please turn to page 48) Heterodyning UTSTANDI N G 0 authority on ra- Advertisers dio wmmunicathn.8 b sponswship of says a few waue programs has made Might Have longthe should hue e for possible the minte- Res~onsibl 1 nance of aiaantic been set aside for second ratere, leau- broadcasting struc- , ing rest of broad- ture without cost to Been casting b and free Program the public other than for high-class sta- investment in re- (Juabty ceiving equipment. Prevented tione. I

ETERODYNING on most tically the same frequency, the re- broadcasting channels might sult may be a whistle-like sound in DEALISTS are looking with Broadcasting programs probably H have been prevented if the the receiver which is called a heter- disfavor on the growing ten- would not have reached their pres- Federal Radio Commission had fol- dyne note. dency of broadcasting stations ent quality without commercial lowed the recommendation of The Commission should have to commercialize their programs. sponsorship. The indirect adver- Judge Stephen Davis. used most of the broadcasting They dislike to see the air uti- tiser realizes that if he is to reap Judge Davis is an outstanding band for high grade stations and lized for selling merchandise. the desired harvest of good will, he authority on radio. For three years adsigned them wave lengths free Commercialism, they say, is always must put on a program worthy of he served as Solicitor of the De- from the whistles of second raters, followed by a certain selfishness it. partment of Commerce and had Judge Davis believes. that brooks no interference with The almost universal desire to "It seems to me," says Judge charge of radio regulation. He is its plans. broadcast today springs from the Davis, "that the Commission might author of "The Law of Radio Com- There are two forms of radio desire to advertise. It is an age of munication." very well set aside a few wave advertising-direct and indirect. publicity and advertising. One of the worst types of inter- lengths which could be assigned to Direct advertising consists of There is nothing incongruous ference at present, Judge Davis second rate stations, thus leaving making a direct appeal to the pub- about it and nothing shocking. says, occurs when two stations the rest of the broadcasting band lic to purchase this or that article, Probably everyone who reads a na- 'operate on the same frequency or free for high class stations. frequently quoting the price there- tional magazine or buys a news- on frequencies not sufficiently sepa- "There would be a certain of. Direct advertising is repug- paper replete with the latest tele- rated, considering their radiating amount of justice in that. If a nant to almost everybody except powers and relative distances from station does not measure up from those who benefit by it. graphic reports form all over the the listener, the viewpoint of public service, on Indirect advertising is some- world does not stop to consider that If the same frequency is used what theory should it have an thing different. Its objective is his purchase price is only a frac- and each of the stations is within equal place in the sun with the good will which is sought through tion of the publisher's cost and he the range of audibility, the receiv- station that does so measure up?" sponsorship of programs. may not know that the advertisers ing set brings in the program of The value of the station could By contributing to the expense make up the difference. There can each simultaneously, and the re- be determined, Judge Davis sug- of broadcasting, indirect advertis- be no misunderstanding about a sulting cross-talk is the same as the gests, by its physical character, the I ing has made possible the main- commercial broadcast program be- occasional double conversation intelligibility of its messages, the tenance of a great service without cause the announcer always states heard on a telephone line. extent of its atidience and a dozen I1 cost to the public beyond invest- frankly the name of the advertiser If the stations are using prac- other factors. ! ment in a receiving set. who sponsors it. 6 Radio Law ADZ0 COMMZS- Television ESEARCH Lab- R SYNER sags R oratories Commwsion appreci- throughout world Does Not ates that heterodyn- May be seeking means to see ing and interference as well as hear by are resulting from radio ;television sets assignment of wave within means of Authorize lengths, but that it Achieved average pocketbook was necessary zn or- m a g b e expected der to crowd in 700 within next few broadcasters. Soon geavs. Station Reduction BY ORESTES H. CALDWELL ECHMCAL research labora- as he talked. Changes in facial Federal Radio Commissioner from Xew York. tories throughout the world expression were faithfully repro- VEN under best conditions we T are in a frantic race to duced. operating prior to February 23, have far too many stations to achieve the next big invention of "Marvelous, perfect," exclaimed 1927. E accommodate on 89 wave the Twentieth Century. those who saw the demonstration. Licenses can be revoked in the lengths. As long as 700 stations case of stations which disobey the Television, that is, the ability to "But it can be made much bet- are to be assigned places in the provisions of the law or the regula- see as well as hear by radio, is the ter than this," Bell Telephone ex- broadcasting band, there are bound tions of the Commission, but any thing they seek. The race has perts declared. to be heterodynes, for the Commis- easy method of providing needed been on for twenty-five years, and The idea of television is to con- sion, against its better judgment, relief for the listeners by simply is at present at its maximum ef- nect two mirrors electrically by has been forced to locate stations wiping out a lot of the less desir- fort. Fabulous wealth awaits the radio or wire so that one will re- too close together to avoid inter- able stations, has not been legally organization that is able to put on produce what is reflected on the ference under conditions of maxi- possible. the market a television set within other and vice versa. TO a large mum reception. With this avenue of relief closed, the means of the average pocket- extent this has been accomplished. Here is how it is done: "Why doesn't the Commission the Commission has therefore so book. simply shut down 300 or 400 of the It seems almost certain that A concentrated light-beam from far worked out its solution along unnecessary stations. now on the an arc lamp is caused to sweep the line of duplication of waves and television is just over the horizon. air?" suppose someone is asking. across the face in a series of small I enforced time-sharing, making as- Perhaps it is nearer than most The answer is that these 300 or 400 spots at the rate of 900 light- signments on the basis of stations' people suspect. stations cannot be shut down sum- flashes Per second. demonstrated past performance in Considerable progress has been marily by refusing them licenses or serving the public. Even further made already in television expepi- The light from the arc is concen- trated through a condensing lens revoking their permits to operate, sharing of time by stations will be ments. Last April, the Bell Tele- even though that would be so mani- imper?tive, it now appears. phone Laboratories demonstrated upon the back of a rotating Per- festly in the public interest. We believe that through the in New York the first practically forated disk. There are fifty For a careful reading of the operation of natural economic laws perfect reproductions of the liv- small holes drilled through the Zadio Law of 1927 will show that and the necessity for stations to ing image. disk, these being laid out in a that Act gives to the Commission live up to regulations of the Com- Herbert Hoover, at the Wash- spiral. AS the disk rotates, a pen- cil of light Passes through the no power to close down a single mission that a sufficient number ington end of a telephone circuit, station which was licensed and of broadcasters will drop out. was seen and heard in New York (Please turn to page 47) 8 New Sense BZLZTY to sea ! Radio Beacons RECTION of' A as well as hear do beacons, throu~hthe ears is ntarker beacons and Being Developed gradually being radio telephone sta- acquired through Contributing to tions to minimize ac- operation of natural cidents by keeping psychological laws; aviator on true continued broadcast- course and supply- ing of radio dramas ing him with in- responsible for this Airplane formation about development. weather, landiing Radio Listeners fields and his psi- Safety tion. Bg THOMAS STEVENSON

RE you bored by radio until it becomes necessary merely ADIO beacons are contribut- ways to serve as mileposts to avia- dramas? Perhaps it is be- to hear it, as in the case of radio ing more to the develop-' tors, indicating the distance al- cause you lack imagina- dramas. Then, absence of the part ment of aviation than any ready traveled and how many miles seen throws such a heavy burden tion, the power to visualize with- other single factor. to be traveled before the destina- out being able to see. on the part heard that the illusion Many aircraft accidents are due tion is reached. These marker bea- created is unconvincing. But it may be cultivated! Per- to planes getting lost or not being cons do not overlap the function of haps, unconsciously, you are de- But as more plays are heard, able to find a suitable landing the directive beacon since the for- veloping this new sense. absence of the part seen becomes place when something goes wrong. mer do not dehe the course of less and less important until sim- Radio listeners are like blind Present plans of the Department flight. people who must depend on their ply hearing the play proves as con- of Commerce call for erection of Instead, these very low-power vincing as both seeing and hearing. ears for the things they see. radio beacons across the United radio transmitting stations will This is a change that is taking Through operation of natural psy- States for directing aircraft. flash a characteristic signal and place through continued broad- chological laws, listeners are These beacons send out two di- upon being intercepted by the avia- casting of radio dramas. slowly acquiring the ability to rected radio beams. Qn each there tor, he is automatically informed imagine the things that formerly continuously goes out a character: of his location. were supplied by sight. NO SUCH TRING AS "ETHER" istic signal. The airplane, when Radio telephone stations, located Broadcasting of the radio drama equipped with an ordinary receiv- at 200-mile intervals will serve as One of the mistakes most fre- is contributing to this develop- ing set, if traveling at equal dis- mediums for imparting weather quently made by writem and others ment. The purpose of the drama, tances from the lines set up by forecasts, information about land- in connection with radio is designa- as against music, is to tell a story, these radio beams will receive sig- ing fields, and other navigational tion of the space through which to weave a spell. Unlike a con- nals of equal intensity from each; facts to aircraft in flight. broadcast signals pass as the cert that can be enjoyed as well off the well-defined path there is Dr. J. H. Dellinger, chief of the "ether." with eyes closed, the audience an equality of aignala and the pilot Radio Laboratory of the Bureau of a Most scientists do not recognize both hears and' sees play in the is able to correct hie course until Standards, who is directing con- theater and sees far more than is existence of the ether. Einstein, the eignala are equalized. struction of the radio aids to navi- generally realized. in his theory of relativity, offers In addition, market beacons are gation, believes they will make In fact, just how much of the more or less definite proof of its to be eatabliehed at 26-mile in- flying suillciently safe for its use play is' seen cannot be appreciated non-existence,. tends along the 8,234 miles of air- on a vast commercial scale. AMERICAN BROADCASTING STATIONS , Station Meters Watts Location and Owner WKA 545.1 200 Kilo- Greeley, Colo. - - - - State Teachers College Station Meters cycles Watts Location and Owner KFKB 241.8 1500 Milford, Kans.------Dr. J. R. Brinkley KDKA 315.6 950 50000 Pittsburgh, Pa.------W. E. and M. Co. KFKU 254.1 500 Lawrence, Kans.----- University of Kans. KDLR 230.6 1300 15 Devils Lake, N. D.------Radio Elec. Co. KFKX 526 2500 Hastings, Nebr .------W. E. and M. Co. KDYL 258.5 1160 100 Salt Lake City, Utah.---Int. B'casting Co. KFKZ 225.4 15 Kirksville, Mo.- - - -Stah Teachers College KELW 228.9 1310 250 Burbank, Calif .--,------E. L. White KFLV 267.7 100 Rockford, 111.-Swedish Evangelist Church KEX 239.9 1250 2500 Portland, Ore.- -- -Western B'Casting Co. KFLX 270.1 100 Galveston, Texas ------George R. Clough KFAB 309.1 970 2000 Lincoln, Neb .------Neb. Buick Auto Co. KFMR 232.4 100 Sioux City, Iowa----Morningside College KFAD 272.6 1100 500 Phoenix, Ariz.------Elec. Equip. Co. KFMX 236.1 500 Northfield, Minn.------Carleton College KFAU 285.5 1050 2000 Boise, Idaho------1nd. School District KFNF 461.3 2000 Shenandoah, Iowa--Henry Field Seed Go. KFBB 275.1 1090 5 0 Havre, Mont.------F. A. Buttrey Co. KFOA 447.5 1000 Seattle, Wash.------Rhodes Ca. KFBC 247.8 1210 100 San Diego, Calif .------Dr. Arthur KFON 241.8 500 Long Beach, Calif .------Warinner, Inc. KFBK 535.4 560 100 Sacramento, Calif .- ---Kinball Upson Co. KFOR 217.3 100 Lincoln, Nebr .------Howard A. Shuman KFBL 223.7 1340 5 0 Everett, Wash. ------Leese Bros. KFOX 258.5 100 Omaha, Nebr .------Tech. High School KFBU 428.3 700 500 Laramie, Wyo.--- --Bishop N. S. Thomas KFOY 285.5 250 St. Paul, Minn .------M. G. Goldberg KFCB 243.8 1230 125 Phoenix, Ariz.------Neilson Radio Co. KFPL 275.1 15 Dublin, Texas------C. C. Baxter KFCR 211.1 1420 50 Santa Barbara, Calif .----S. B. B'cast. Co. KFPM 230.6 15 Greenville, Texas ------New Furn. Co. KFDM 483.6 620 500 Beaumont, Texas------Magnolia Pet. Co. KFPR 232.4 250 Los Angeles, Calif .------Forestry Dept. KFDX 236.1 1270 250 Shreveport, La.- --- -First Baptist Church KFPW 263 5 0 Carterville, Mo .------L. W. Stewart KFDY 394.5 760 500 Brookings, S. D .------State Col. of Agri. KFPY 245.8 250 Spokane, Wash .----Symonds Invest. Co. KFDC 215.7 1390 10 Minneapolis, Minn.------H. 0. Iverson KFQ A 247.8 5 0 St. Louis, Mo .------The Principa. KFEC 214.2 1400 50 Portland, Ore.------Meier & Frank Go. KFQB 333.1 1000 Ft. Worth, Texas---Lone Star B'cast. Co. KFEL 247.8 1210 250 Denver, Colo .------E. P. O'Fallon KFQD 344.6 100 Anchorage, Alaska------Radio Club KFEQ 230.6 1300 1000 St. Joseph, MO.------Scroggin & Co. KFQU 249.9 100 Holy City, Calif .------W. E. Riker KFEY 232.4 1290 10 Kellogg, Idaho------Union High School KFQ W 217.3 100 Seattle, Wash.------C. F. Knierim KFGQ 209.7 1430 10 Boone, Iowa ------..Biblical College KFQZ 232.4 100 Hollywood, Calif .------Taft Prod. Co. KFH 245.8 1220 500 Wichita, Kans.----,------Hotel Lassen KFRC 454.3 1000 San Francisco, Calif .------Don Lee, Inc. KFHA 254.1 1180 50 Gunnison, Cola.- - - Western State College KFRU 249.9 500 Columbia, Mo .------Stephens College KFHL 212.6 1410 10 Oskaloosa, Iowa------Penn College KFSD 440.9 500 San Diego, Calif .-----Airfan Radio Cor~. KFI 468.5 640 5000 Los Angeles, Calif .---E. C. Anthony, Inc. KFSG 275.1 500 Los Angeles, Calif .------Evang. Ass'n KFIF 214.2 1400 50 Portland, Ore.------Benson Institute KF'UL 258.5 500 Galveston, Tex.------Goggan & Bros. KFIO 245.8 1220 100 Spokane, Wash.--N. Central High School KFUM 282.8 1000 Colorado Springs, Colo.---- W. D. Corley KFIU 225.4 1330 10 Juneau, Alaska------Alaska Elec. Co. KFUO 342.2 1000 St. Louis, Mo.--Concordia Theo. Seminary KFIZ 267.7 1120 100 Fond lu Lac, Wise.--Daily Commonwealth KFJB 247.8 1210 100 Marshalltown, Iowa- - -Marshall Elec. Co. KFJF 272.6 1100 750 Oklahoma, Okla .-----National Radio Co. A CHRISTMAS SUGGESTION KFJI 249.9 1200 15 Astoria, Oregon ------E. E. Marsh KFJM 333.1 900 100 Grand Forks, N. D .---University of N. D. A yearly subscription to STEVEXSON'S makes a fine Christmas KFJR 282.8 1060 100 Portland, Oregon ------A. C. Dixon & Son present, for it greatly increases radio enjoyment. Why not take KFJY 232.4 1290 100 Ft Dodge, Iowa ------C. S. Tunwall advantage of our special Christmas rate-6 yearly subscriptions for KFJZ 249.9 1200 60 Ft. Worth, Texaa ------W,E. Brmch $5-in remembering your friends? 12 1 Sytion Meters I. C. Watt. Locatlon and Owner K. Btation Meters C. Watts Location and Owner , KGDJ 202.6 1480 10 Cresco, Iowa ------R. Rathert 227.1 1320 KFUP 100 Denver, Co1o.--Fitzsimmons Gen. ~os~i+l I =DM 217.3 1380 10 Stockton, Calif .------E. F. Peffer : ICFUR 225.4 1330 500 Ogden, Utah ------Peery Bldg. Co. K,GDP 223.7 1340 10 Pueblo, Colo .------Boy Scouts KFUS 256.3 1170 50 Oakland, Calif .------L. L. Sherman IU;DR 202.6 1480 15 San Antonio, Texas-----Joe B. McShane KFUT 499.7 600 50 Salt Lake City, Utah--University of Utah KGDW 206.8 1450 100 Humboldt, Nebr .------F. R. Rist KFVD 208.2 1440 250 Venice, Calif .-----C. & W. J. McWhinnie KGDX 212.6 1410 250 Shreveport, La.------W. E. Anthony KFVE 234.2 1280 1000 St. Louis, Mo .------B'casting Corp. KGDY 206.8 1450 15 Oldham, S. D .------J. A. Loesch KFVG 225.4 1330 50 Independence, Kans.--First M. E. Church KGEF 263 1140 500 Los Angeles, Calif.--Trinity Meth. Church KFVI 238 1260 50 Houston, Texas----56th Cavalry Brigade KGEH 201.2 1490 50 Eugene, Oregon--Eugene B'cast. Station KFVS 223.7 1340 50 Cape Girardeau, Mo.----Battery Station KGEK 263 1140 10 Yuma, Co1o.----Beehler Elec. Equip. Co. ICFWB 361.2 830 500 Los Angeles, Calif .------Warner Bros. KGEN 225.4 1330 15 @I Centro, Calif .------F. M. Bowles KFWC 222.1 1350 100 San Bernardino, Calif .------L. E. Wall KGEO 205.4 1460 100 Grand Island, Nebr.------Hotel Yancey KFWF 214.2 1400 250 St Louis, Mo .------Truth Center KGEQ 202.6 1480 50 Minneapolis, Minn .-----F. W. Herrmann KFWI 267.7 1120 500 San Francisco, Calif .----Radio Ent., Inc. KGER 215.7 1390 100 LongBeach,Calif .------C.M.Dobyns KFWM 236.1 1270 500 Oakland, Calif.------Educational Society KGEU 227.1 1320 50 Lower Lake, Calif .------L. W. Clement KFWO 299.8 1000 250 Avalon. Calif .------Lawrence Mott KGEW 218.8 1370 100 Ft. Morgan, Cola.----City of Ft. Morgan KFXD 204 1470 15 Jerome, Idaho------Service Radio Co. KGEY 201.2 1490 250 Denver, Colo .------J. W. Dietz KFXF 282.8 1060 250 Denver, Co1o.---Pikes Peak B'casting Co. KGEZ 205.4 1460 100 Kalispell, Mont.--Flathead B'cast. Ass'n. KFXJ 215.7 1390 50 Edgewater, Colo.------R. G. Howell KGFB 223.7 1340 10 Iowa City, Iowa ------A. C. Dunkel KFXR 223.7 1340 50 Okla. City, Okla .------Baptist Church KGFF 205.4 1460 25 Alva, Okla .------E. E. Hampshire LCFXY 205.4 1460 25 Flagstaff, Ariz.------M. M. Coatigan KGFG 215.7 1390 50 Oklahoma, 0kla.-----Full Gospel Church KFYF 238 1260 25 Oxnard, Calif .------Carl's Radio Den KGFH 223.7 1340 250 La Crescents, Calif .------F. Robinson KFYO 211.1 1420 16 Breckenridge, Texas- - -Kirksey Bros. Co. KGFI 220.4 1360 15 San Angelo, Texas------M. L. Eaves KFYR 249.9 1200 250 Bismarck, N. D.------Hoskins-Meyer KGFJ 208.2 1440 100 Los Angeles, Calif.-----B. S. McGlashan KGA 260.7 1150 2000 Spokane, Wash.-Northwest Radio Service KGFK 223.7 1340 50 Hallock, Minn .------Kittson Co. hnt Co. KGAR 234.2 1280 100 Tucson, Ariz.------Tucson Citizen KGFL 222.1 1350 50 Trinidad, Colo .------N. L. Cotter KGBS 202.6 1480 100 Seattle, Wash .------A. 0. Dalley KGPM 211.1 1420 15 Yuba City, Calif .------G. W. Johnson KGBU 228.9 1310 500 Ketchikan, Alaska-Alaska Radio Sew. Co. KGFN 199.9 1500 15 Aneta, N. D.-----Haraldson & Thingstad KGBX 288.3 1040 100 St. Joseph, Mo .------Foster Hall Co. KGFO 204 1470 100 Portable ------Brant Radio Co. KGBY 202.6 1480 60 Columbus, Nebr.- - ---Thelen & Taddiken KGFP 212.6 1410 10 Mitchell, S. D.----Mitchell B'c~stingCo. KGBZ 212.6 1410 100 York, Nebr .------Livestock Remedy Co. KGFW 296.9 1010 10 Ravenna,Nebr.------0.F.Sothman KGCA 247.8 1210 10 Decorah, Iowa ------C. W. Greenley KGFX 254.1 1180 200 Pierre, S. Dak.------Dana McNeil KGCB 215.7 1390 50 Oklahoma City, 0kla.--Wallace Radio Int. KGGF 206.8 1450 100 Picher, Okla .------,--Dr. L. L. Connell I KGCH 293.9 1020 250 Wayne, Nebr.------Dr. S. A. Lutgen KGGH 212.6 1410 50 Cedar Grove, La .------Bates Co. KGCI 220.4 1360 15 San Antonio, Texas--Liberto Radio Sales KGCL 230.6 1300 50 Seattle, Wash ------,Louis Wasmer KGCN 208.2 1440 60 Co. Concordia, Kana.---Concordia B'cast. DON'T MISS YOUR COPY KGCR 208.2 1440 15 Brookings, S. D.---Cutler's B'wting Co. KGCU 239.9 1250 100 Mandan, N. D.------Mandan Radio Aas'n A new issue of STEVENSON'S will be on the news stands Feb. 1. KGCX 243.8 1230 10 Vida, Mont .--,------Firat State Bank It will contain, among other features, a new log and a revised list of KGDA 254.1 1180 15 Dell Rapids, S. D .------Home Auto Co. all broadcasting stations, including Federal Radio Commission changes KGDE 205.4 1460 50 Barrett, Mim------Jaren Drug Co. 15 Station Meters K. C. Location and Owner KG0 384.4 780 Oakland, Calif .------Gen. Elec. Cb. Station Meters K. C. Watts Locatlon and Owner KGRC 220.4 1360 San Antonio, Tex.------Gene Roth Ci. KPJM 214.2 1400 15 Prescott, Ariz.-- - - Wilburn Radio Service KGRS 243.8 1230 Amarillo, Texas- - - - - Gish Radio Servide KPLA 252 1190 500 Los Angeles, Calif.--Pat. Dev. Radio CO. KGTT 206.8 1450 San Francisco, Calif.--Glad Tidings Tab. KPNP 211.1 1420 100 Muscatine, Iowa------Central Radio Co. KGU 270.1 1110 Honolulu, Hawaii M. A. Mulrony KPO 422.3 710 1000 San Francisco, Calif.------Hale .Brother KGW 491.5 610 Portland, Oregon------The Oregonian KPPC 228.9 1310 50 Pasadena, Calif.--Pasadena Pres. Church KGY 243.8 1230 Lacey, Wash .------St. Martin's College KPRC 293.9 1020 500 Houston, Texas----Houston Printing Co. KHJ 416.4 720 Los Angeles, Calif .------The Times KPSN 315.6 950 1000 Pasadena, Calif.----Pasadena Star News KHMC 236.1 1270 Harlingen, Tex.- - - - -Hadingen Music Co. KQV 270.1 1110 500 Pittsburgh, Pa.--Doubleday Hill Elec. Co. KHQ 370.2 810 Spokane, Wash .------Louis Wasmer KQW 296.9 1010 500 San Jose, Calif.----First Baptist Church KICK 322.4 930 Atlantic, Iowa ------Atlantic Auto Co. KRAC 220.4 1360 50 Shreveport, La.------Caddo Radio Club KJBS 220.4 1360 San Francisco, Calif.-Brunton & Sons Co. KRE 25 6.3 1170 100 Berkeley, Calif.--First Congressional Ch. KJR 348.6 860 Seattle, Wash .-----Northwest Radio Co. KRLD 461.3 650 500 Dallas, Texas ------KRLD, Inc. KKP 265.3 1130 Seattle, Wash .------Harbor Dept. KRLO 215.7 1390 250 Los Angeles, Calif.-Freeman, Lang & Scott KLCN 285.5 1050 Blytheville, Ark. ------Courier News KRSC 211.1 1420 50 Seattle, Wash.------Radio Sales Corp. KLDS 270.1 1160 Independence, Mo.--Reorganized Church KSAC 333.1 900 500 Manhattan, Kans.--Kans. State Agri. Col. KLIT 206.8 1450 Portland, Oregon ------L. I. Thompson KSBA 267.7 1120 1000 Shreveport, La.------W. G. Patterson KLS 245.8 1220 Oakland, Calif .--Warner Bros. Radio Co. KSCJ 243.8 1230 500 Sioux City, Iowa------Perkins Bros. Co. KLX 508.2 590 Oakland, Calif .------The Tribune KSD 545.1 550 500 St. Louis, Mo .------The Post-Dispatch KLZ 267.7 1120 Denver, Colo .------Reynolds Radio Co. KSEI 333.1 900 250 Pocatello, Ida.-KSEI Broadcasting Ass'n. KMA 394.5 760 Shenandoah, 1a.-May Seed & Nursery Co. KSL 302.8 990 1000 Salt Lake City, Utah--Radio Serv. Corp. KMED 249.9 1200 Medford, Ore.------W. J. Virgin KSMR 272.6 1100 100 Santa Maria, Calif.-S. M. Valley R. R. Co. KMIC 223.7 1340 Inglewood, Calif .------J. R. Fouch KSO 227.1 1320 500 Clarinda, Iowa ----A. A. Berry Seed CQ. KMJ 365.6 820 Fresno, Calif .------Fresno Bee KSOO 209.7 1430 250 Sioux Falls, S. D.-S. F. Br'dcasting Ass'n. KMMJ 285.5 1050 Clay Center, Nebr .----M. M. Johnson Co. KTAB 280.2 1070 500 Oakland, Calif.--Associated Broadcasters KMO 254.1 1180 Tacoma, Wash.------KMO, Inc. KTAP 228.9 1310 20 San Antonio, Texas------R. B. Bridge KMOX 299.8 1000 St. Louis, Mo .------Voice of St. Louis KTBI 288.3 1040 500 Los Angeles, Calif.--Bible Inst. Los Ang. KMTR 526 570 Hollywood, Calif .------KMTR, Inc. KTBR 282.8 1060 50 Portland, 0reg.------Brown's Radio Shop KNRC 374.8 800 Santa Monica, Calif .------C. B. Juneau KTCL 277.6 1080 500 Seattle, Wash.--American Radio Tel. CO. KNX 336.9 890 Los Angeles, Calif.------The Express KTHS 384.4 780 1000 Hot Springs, Ark--New Arlington Hotel KO A 325.9 920 Denver, Co1o.------General Electric Co. KTNT 256.3 1170 1000 Muscatine, Iowa ------N. Baker KOAC 270.1 1110 Corvallis, Ore.------Oregon Agri. Col. KTSA 265.3 1130 2000 San Antonio, Texas---Alamo B'cast. Co. KOB 394.5 760 State College, N. M.------State College KTUE 212.6 1410 5 Houston, Texas------Uhalt Elec. Co. KOCH 258.5 1160 Omaha, Nebr .------Omaha Central H. S. KTW 394.5 760 1000 Seattle, Wash .------First Pres. Church KOCW 252 1190 Chickasha, 0kla.--0kla. Col. for Women KUJ 199.8 1500 10 Seattle, Wash.---Puget Sound B'cast. Go. KOIL 277.6 1080 Council Bluffs, Iowa--Mona Motor Oil Co. KUOA 296.9 1010 500 Fayetteville, Ark.------Uni. of Arkansas KOIN 319 940 Portland, Ore.------Koin, Inc. KUOM 461.3 650 500 Missoula, Monk--State Univ. of Montana KOMO 305.9 980 Seattle, Wash.- - - -Fisher's Blend Station KO W 247.8 1210 Denver, Co1o.--2 ------Olinger Corp. KOWW 299.8 1000 Walla Walla, Wash.---- Frank A. Moore WANTED: Agents to sell subscriptions to STEVENSON'S BULLETIN KPCB 230.6 1300 Seattle, Wash.--Pacific Coast Biscuit Co. OF RADIO BROADCASTING STATIONS. 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Statlon Meters K. C. Watts , Locatlon and Owner Statlon Meters K. C. Watts Locatlon and Owner WBZ 333.1 900 16000 Springfield, Masa .------W. E. and M. C. WDAY 361.2 830 260 Fargo, N. D .-----Radio Equipment Corp. WBZA 333.1 900 600 Boaton, Maas.------W. E. and M. C. WDBJ 230.6 1300 260 Roanoke, Va.----Richardson Wayland Co. WCAC 276.1 1090 600 Mansfield, Corm.- - --Agricultural College WDBK 227.1 1320 260 Cleveland, Ohio------WDBK Co. WCAD 243.8 1230 600 Canton, N. Y .---St. Lawrence Univeraiw WOBO 288.3 1040 600 Orlando, Fla------Rollins College WCAE 616.9 680 600 Pittsburgh, Pa .----,--Kaufmann & Baer WDEL 296.9 1010 100 Wilmington, De1.--Wilmington Elec. Co. WCAH 234.2 1280 260 Columbus, Ohio .------Entrekin Elec. Co. WDGY 260.7 1150 600 Minneapolis, Minn .------Dr. G. W. Young WCAJ 379.6 790 600 Lincoln, Neb.------Wesleyan University WDO'D 245.8 1220 600 Chattanooga, Term.----Chatta. Radio Co. WCAL 236.1 1270 600 Northfield, Minn.------St. Olaf College WDRC 282.8 1060 600 New Haven, Corm.--Doolittle Radio Corp. WCAM 223.7 1340 600 Camden, N. J .------City of Camden WDWF 275.1 1090 500 Cranston, R. I .------D. W. Flint WCAO 384.4 780 250 Baltimore, Md.- -Monumental Radio, Inc. WDWM 239.9 1250 250 Asbury Park, N. J.--Rad. Ind. B'cast. Co. WCAT 247.8 1210 100 Rapids City, S. D.------School of Mines WDZ 277.6' 1080 100 Tuscola, I11 .------J. L. Bush WCAU 260.7 1150 500 Philadelphia, Pa.--Universal B'dcast. Co. WEAF 491.5 610 5000 New York, N. Y .----National B'cast. Co. WCAX 254.1 1180 100 Burlington, Vt.---University of Vermont WEAM 263 1140 250 N. Plainfield, N. J .------City Borough WCAZ 340.7 880 50 Carthage, Ill.------Carthage College WEAN 319 940 500 Providence, R. I .------Shepard Co. WCBA 222.1 1350 100 Allentown, Pa.------G. W. Heimbach WEAO 282.8 1060 750 Columbus, Ohio----Ohio State University WCBD 344.6 870 5000 Zion, I11 .------W. G. Voliva WEAR 399.8 750 1000 Cleveland, Ohio--Willard Stor. ~atty.'Co. 241.8 1240 WCBE 227.1 1320 5 New Orleans, La.------Uhalt Radio CQ. WEBC 250 Superior, Wis.------Lakes B'cast Co. , WCBM 384.4 780 100 Baltimore, Md.------Hotel Chateau WEBE 247.8 1210 10 Cambridge, Ohio ------R. W. Waller WCBR 201.2 1490 100 Providence, R. I .------C. H. Messter WFBH 365.6 820 2000 Chicago, 111.-edge edgewater Beach Hotel WCBS 209.7 1430 250 Springfield, 111.------H. L. Dewing WEBJ 256.3 1170 500 New York, N. Y.---- Third Ave. R. R. @. WCCO 405.2 740 5000 Minneapolis, Minn.-Washburn, Crosby Co. WEBQ 223.7 1340 15 Harrisburg, I11 Tate Radio Co. WCDA 211.1 1420 250 Cliffside, N. J.--1tal. Educatl. B'cast. Co. WEBR 241.8 1240 200 Buffalo, N. Y .------H. H. Howell WCFL 483.6 620 1500 Chicago, 111.------Federation of Labor WEBW 258.5 1160 500 Beloit, Wis .------Beloit College WCGU 218.8 1370 500 Coney Island, N. Y .------C. G. Unger WEDC 241.8 1240 600 Chicago, Ill.------.-Emil Denemark WCLO 227.1 1320 100 Camp Lake, Wis.------C. E. Whitmore WEE1 365.6 820 500 Boston, Mass.------Edison Elec. Ill. Co. WCLS 215.7.1390 150 Joliet, I11 .------M. A. Felman Co. WEHS 215.7 1390 100 Evanston, I11 .------Victor C. Carlson WCMA 258.5 1160 250 Culver, Ind.- - - -Culver Military Academy WEMC 483.6 620 1000 Berrien Springs, Mich.--Emm. Miss. Cd. WCOA 249.9 1200 500 Pensacola, Fla.------City of Pensacola WENR 288.3 1040 600 Chicago, 111.-Great Lakes Radio B'cast. Co. 296.9 1010 WCOC 230.6 1300 100 Columbus, Miss .------Crystal Oil Co. WEPS 100 Gloucester, Mass .------R. G. Matheson 245.8 1220 WCOT 225.4 1330 50 Providence, R. I J. Conn WEVD 500 Woodhaven, N. Y.-Debs Mem. Radio Fund .------352.7 850 WCRW 223.7 1340 500 Chicago, I11 .------C. R. White WEW 1000 St. Louis, Mo .------St. Louis University 499.7 600 WCSH 428.3 700 500 Portland, Maine------Congress Hotel WFAA 500 Dallas, Texas---Dallas News and Journal 252 1190 10 WCSO 256.3 1170 500 Springfield, Ohio-----Wittenberg College WFAM St. Cloud, Minn .------The Times 234.2 1280 WCWK 214.2 1400 250 Ft. Wayne, Ind .------Chester W. Keen WFBC 50 Knoxville, Term.----First Baptist Church WCWS 265.3 1130 100 Danbury, Conn .---,- Danbury B'cast. Co. WCX 440.9 680 5000 Pontiac, Mich .------Detroit Free Press WDAD 225.4 1330 1000 Nashville, Term.--Dad's Auto Acces., Inc. i DON'T MISS YOUR COPY WDAE 267.7 1120 500 Tampa, Fla .------Tampa Daily Times I WDAF 370.2 810 1000 Kansas City, Mo .------The Star A new issue of STEVENSON'S will be on the news stands Feb. 1. WDAG 263 1140 250 Amarillo, Texas------J. L. Martin It will contain, among other features, a new log and a revised list of WDAH 234.2 1280 100 El Paso, Texas- ----Trinity Methodist Ch. all broadcasting stations, including Federal Radio Commission changes. Station Meters K. C. Watts Location and Owner Station Meters K. C. Watts Location and Owner 246.8 1220 260 Cincinnati, Ohio- - -Garfield Place Hotel WFBE - - WHBD 222.1 1350 100 280.2 1070 100 Altoona, Pa W. F. Gable Co. Bellefontaine, Ohio- - Chbr. of Commerce WFBG .------WHBF 222.1 1350 100 Rock Island, I11 .------Beardsley Spec. Co. WFBJ 272.6 1100 100 Collegeville, Mim--St. John's University WHBL 204 1470 100 Chicago, I11 C. L. Carroll WFBL 268.5 1160 750 Syracuse, N. Y Onondega Hotel .------.------WHBM 201.2 1490 100 Chicago, Ill C. L. Carroll WFBM 226.4 1330 250 Indianapolis, 1nd.-And. Power & Lt. Co. .------WHBN 296.9 1010 10 St. Petersburg, F1a.---University of Fla. WFBR 226.4 1330 100 Baltimore, Md.----Maryland Nat'l Guard WHBP 228.9 1310 500 Johnstown, Pa Johnstown Auto Co. 247.8 1210 50 Galesburg, I11 Knox College .------WFBZ .------WHBQ 232.4 1290 100 Memphis, Tenn.------WHBQ, Inc. WFCI 225.4 1330 50 Pawtucket, R. I Frank Crook, Inc. .------W.HBU 220.4 1360 15 Anderson, Ind ------Citizens Bank 272.6 1100 100 Flint, Mich F. D. Fallain .--- WFDF .------WHBW 220.4 1360 50 Philadelphia, Pa.------D. R. Kienzle WFI 405.2 740 500 Philadelphia, Pa.-Strawbridge & Clothier WHBY 249:9 1200 50 West De Pere, Wis.--St. Norbert's College WPIW 280.2 1070 500 Hopkinsville, Ky Acme Mills .------WHDI 245.8 1220 500 Minneapolis, Minn.--Dunwoody Ind. Inst. WFKB 223.7 1340 500 Chicago, Ill F. K. Bridgman .------WHEC 277.6 1180 250 Rochester, N. Y.------Hickson Elec. Co. 247.8 1210 50 Frankford, Pa Foulktof R. E. Co. WFKD .------WHFC 215.7 1390 200 Chicago, I11 Goodson & Wilson, Inc. 288.3 1040 500 Clearwater, Fla.--Chamber of Commerce .----- WFLA WHK 265.3 1130 500 Cleveland, Ohio--Radio Air Senrice Corp. 252 1190 15 Lancaster, Pa.--Lanoaster Elec. Sup. CO. WGAL WHN 394.5 760 500 New York, N. Y George Schubel WGBB 245.8 1220 400 Freeport, N. Y H. H. Carman .------.------WHO 535.4 560 5000 Des Moines, 1a.------Bankers Life Co. 277.6 1080 15 Memphis, Term.----First Baptist Church WGBC WHPP 206.8 1450 10 New York, N. Y Bronx B'cast. Co. WGBF 236.1 1270 250 Evansville, Ind Finke Furn. ,Co. .------.------WHT 416.4 720 5000 Chicago, 111.- ---Radiophone B'cast. Corp. 230.6 1300 250 Scranton, Pa.---Scranton B'casters, Inc. WGBI WIAD 288.3 1040 100 Philadelphia, Pa H. R. Miller 348.6 860 500 New York, N. Y Gimble Bros. .------WGBS .------WIAS 322.4 930 100 Bhrlington, Iowa------Home Elec. Co. WGCP 280.2 1070 500 Newark, N. J D. W. May, Inc. .------WIBA 239.9 1250 100 Madison, Wisc.------Capital Times 241.8 1240 500 Chicago, I11 Oakleaves B'cast Co. WGES .------WIBG 440.9 680 50 Elkins Park, Pa.--St. Paul's M. E. Church 319 940 750 Detroit, Mich G. H. Phelps, Inc. WGHP .------WIBI 267.7 1120 100 Flushing, N. Y F. B. Gittell, Jr. WGL 293.9 1020 500 New York, N. Y.--1nternat'l B'cast Corp. .------WIBJ 201.2 1490 100 Chicago, I11 C. L. Carroll WGM 208.2 1440 50 Jeanette, Pa.------V. and E. Spencer .------WIBM 201.2 1490 100 Chicago, I11 .------C. L. Carroll WGMU 201.2 1490 100 New York, N. Y Atlantic B'cast Corp. .---- WIBO 416.4 720 500 Chicago, Ill.------WIBO B'casters WGN 305.9 980 15000 Chicago, I11 .------Chicago Tribune WIBR 249.9 1200 50 Steubenville, Ohio------T. A. Owings WGR 302.8 990 750 Buffalo, N. Y .----Federal Tel. & Tel. Co. WIBS 204 1470 150 Elizabeth, N. J .-----Lt. Thos. F. Hunter WGST 270.1 1110 500 Atlanta, Ga.------Ga. School of Tech. WIBU 217.3 1380 20 Poynettc, Wis.------Wis. State Journal WGWB 218.8 1370 500 Milwaukee, Wis Radiocast Corp. .------WIBW 204 1470 100 Chicago, I11 C. L. Carroll WGY 379.5 790 30000 Schenectady, N. Y General Elec. Co. .------.---- WIBX 238 1260 150 Utica, N. Y WIBX, Inc; 302.8 990 750 Madison, Wis.----University of Wisconsin .------WHA WIBZ 230.6 1300 15 Montgomery, Ala A. D. Trum WHAD 270.1 1110 500 Milwaukee, Wis.----Marquette University .------WICC 265.3 1130 250 Bridgeport, Corm.--Bridgeport B'cast. Co. WHAM 277.6 1080 5000 Rochester, N. Y.--Stromberg-Carlson Co. WIL 258.6 1160 250 St. Louis, Mo Benson Radio Co. 236.1 1270 1000 New York--Defenders of Truth Soc., Inc. .------WHAP WIOD 247.8 1210 1000 Miami Beach, Fla.---- Carl G. Fisher Co. WHAR 272.6 1100 1008 Atlantic City, N. J F. P. bks Sons .---- WIP 508.2 590 500 Philadelphia, Pa.------Gimble Bros. . WHAS 461.3 650 500 Louisville, Ky.------The Courier Journal WHAZ 545.1 550 500 Troy, N. Y .------Rensselaer Poly. Inst. WHB 336.9 890 500 Kansas City, Mo.---- Sweeney School Co. WHBA 260.7 1150 10 Oil City, Pa.------ShafTer Music House WANTED: Agents to sell subscriptions to STEVENSON'S BULLETIN WHBC 236.1 1270 10 Canton, Ohio----St. John Catholic Church OF RADIO BROADCASTING STATIONS. Write : STEVENSON'S 1220 H Street N. W., Washington, D. C. 22 1 23 Statlon Meters K. C. Watta Location and Owner Location and Owner Station Meters K. C. Watt: WKBQ 218.8 1370 500 New York, N. Y .----Standard Cahill Co. WJAD 333.1 90Q 500 Waco, Texas---Jackson's Radio Elec. Co. WKBS 217.3 1380 100 Galesburg, Ill.------r ----- P. N. Nelson WJAG 285.5 1050 250 Norfolk, Nebr. ------Norf olk Daily News WKBT 252 1190 50 New Orleans, La.---First Baptist Church WJAK 234.2 1280 50 Kokomo, Ind .------J. A. Kautz WKBV 217.3 1380 100 Brookville, 1nd.------Knox Battery Co. WJAM 239.9 1250 250 Cedar Rapids, Ia.------D. M. Perham WKBW 217.3 1380 500 Buffalo, N. Y .-----Churchill Evan. Ass'n WJAR 374.8 800 500 Providence, R. I .------The Outlet Co. WKBZ 199.9 1500 15 Ludington, Mich.------K. L. Ashbacker WJAS 270.1 1110 500 Pittsburgh, Pa.------Radio Sup. House WKDR 322.4 930 15 Kenosha, Wisc.------E. A. Dato WJAX 336.9 890 1000 Jacksonville, F1a.----City of Jacksonville WKEN 204 1470 250 Kenmore, N. Y .------WKEN, Inc. WJAY 227.1 1320 500 Cleveland, Ohio- - - -Radio B'casting Corp. WKJC 252 1190 50 Lancaster, Pa.------Kirk Johnson & Co. WJAZ 263 1140 5000 Mt. Prospect, I11.----- Zenith Radio Corp. WKRC 245.8 1220 500 Cincinnati, Ohio ------Kodel Radio Corp. WJBA 322.4 930 50 Joliet, 111 .------D.'H. Lentz, Jr. WKY 283.3 1040 150 Oklahoma City, 0kla.-WKY R'd'ph'ne Co. WJBB 344.6 870 250 St. Petersburg, Fla. - - - -Financial Journal WLAP 267.7 1120 30 Louisville, Ky.------L. W. Benedict WJBC 227.1 1320 ' 100 La Salle, I11 .------Hummer Furn. Co. WLB 245.8 1220 500 Minneapolis, Minn. - - - -Univ. of Minnesota WJBI 263.0 1140 150 Red Bank, N. J .------Robert S. Johnson WLBC 209.7 1430 50 Muncie, Ind.------D. A. Burton WJBK 220.4 1360 15 Ypsilanti, Mich.------E. F. Goodwin WLBF 209.7 1430 50 Kansas City, Mo .------E. I*. Dillard WJBL 212.6 1410 250 Decatur, I11 .------Gishard D. G. Co. WLBG 214.2 1400 100 Petersburg, Va.------R. A. Gamble WJBO 263 1140 100 New Orleans, La.------V. Jensen WLBH 232.4 1290 30 Farmingdale, N. Y .------J. J. Lombardi WJBR 227.1 1320 100 Omro, Wis.------Gensch & Stearns WLBI 238 1260 250 E. Wenona, 111.--W. Legion B'c't'rs, Inc. WJBT 389.4 770 500 Chicago, I11 .------John S. Boyd WLBL 302.8 990 1000 Stevens Point, Wis.----Dept. of Markets WJBU 214.2 1400 100 Lewisburq: Pa.------Bucknell University WLBM 230.6 1300 50 Boston, Mass.----- Browning Drake Corp. WJBW 238 1260 30 New Orleans, La.------C. Carlson, Jr. WLBN 204 1470 50 Chicago, I11.------W. E. Hiler WJBY 234.2 1280 50 Gadsden, Ala .------Elec. Const'n Co. WLBW 217.3 1380 100 Galesburg, Ill.------F. A. Trebbe, Jr. WJBZ 208.2 1440 100 Chicago Heights, I11 .------R. G. Palmer : WLBQ 202.6 1480 25 Atwood, I11 .------E. D, Trout WJJD 366.6 820 1000 Moosehart, 111.- ---Loyal Order of Moose ' WLBR 322:4 930 15 Belvidere, I11 .------Alford Radio Corp. WJKS 232.4 1290 500 Gary, 1nd.---Johnson Kennedy Radio Co. WLBT 322.4 930 50 Crown Point, Ind.------Hardd Wendell WJPW 208.2 1440 30 Ashtabula, Ohio ------J. P. Wilson , WLBV 206.8 1450 50 Mansfield, 0. - -Mansfield Br'dc'ting Ass'n Pontiac, Mich WJR, Inc. WJR 440.9 680 5000 .------I WLBW 293.9 1020 500 Oil City, Pa.------Petroleum Tel. Co. WJZ 454.3 660 30000 New York, N. Y.-Xational B'casting Co. WLBX 204 1470 250 Long Island City, N. Y .----J. N. Brahy WKAQ 340.7 880 500 San Juan, P. R .----Radio Corp. of P. R. I WLBY 209.7 1430 50 Iron Mountain, Mich.---Aimone Elec. Co. WKAR 285.5 1050 500 East Lansing, Mich.--Mich. Agri. College WLBZ 208.2 1440 250 Dover, Maine ------T. L. Guernsey WKAV 223.7 1340 50 Laconia, N. H .------Laconia Radio Club I WLCI 247.8 1210 50 Ithaca, N. Y .------Lutheran Ass'n. WKBB 215.7 1390 150 Joliet, I11 .------Sanders Bros. WLEX 215.7 1390 5 Lexington, Mass.------J. Smith Dodge WKBC 218.8 1370 10 Birmingham, Ala .------H. L. Ansley WLIB 306.9 980 15000 Chicago, I11.------Liberty Weekly WKBE 228.9 1310 100 Webster, Mass.------K. and B. Elec. Co. I WLIT 405.2 740 500 Philadelphia, Pa.------Lit Bros. WKBF 252 1190 250 Indianapolis, Ind.------N. B. Watson WKBG 201.2 1490 100 Chicago, I11 .------C. L. Carroll WKBH 220.4 1360 500 La Crosse, Wise.- ---Callaway Music Co. WKBI 322.4 930 50 Chicago, I11.------F. L. Schoenwolf A yearly subscription to STEVEKSON'S makes a fine Christmas . WKBL 205.4 1460 15 Monroe, Mich.- ---Monroe Radio Mfg. Co. present, for it greatly increases radio enjoyment. Why not take WKBN 214.2 1400 50 Youngstown, Ohio -----W. P. Wilson, Jr. advantage of our special Christmas rate-6 yearly subscriptions for WKBO 218.8 1370 500 Jersey City, N. J .------Camith Corp. $5-in remembering your friends? WKBP 212.6 1410 50 Battle Creek, Mich.------The Enquirer 1 2 5 24 Station Meters K. C. Watts Location and Owner watts Locatlon and Owner WLS 344.6 870 5000 Chicago, I11 .-,------Sears, Roebuck Co. WLSI 275.1 1090 500 Cranston, R. I .------Lincoln Studios, Inc. WNAX 302.8 990 250 Yankton, S. D .------Guerney S. & N. Co. WLTH 256.3 1170 250 Brooklyn, N. Y.--Voice of Brooklyn, Inc. WNBA 208.2 1440 200 Forest Park, I11.------M. T. RafFerty WLTS 483.6 620 100 Chicago, Ill.----Lane Tech. High School WNBF 206.8 1450 50 Endicott, N. Y.--Howett Rood Radio Co. WLW 428.3 700 5000 Cincinnati, Ohio-----Crosley Radio Corp. WNBH 260.7 1150 250 New Bedford, Mass.--New Bedford Hotel WLWL 370.2 810 1000 New York, N. Y .------Paulist Fathers WNBJ 206.8 1450 50 Knoxville, Term.-Lonsdale Baptist Church . WMAC 225.4 1330 500 Cazenovia, N. Y .------C. B. Meredity WNBL 199.8 1500 15 Bloomington, I11 H. R. Storm WMAF 428.3 720 1000 Dartmouth, Mass.-Round Hills Radio Corp. WNBO 211.1 1420 15 Washington, Pa.------J. B. Spriggs WMAK 545.1 550 750 Lockport, N. Y .------Norton Laboratory WNBQ 202.6 1480 15 Rochester, N. Y .------G. B. Brown WMAL 241.8 1240 250 Washington, D. C.------Leese Co. WNBR 228.9 1310 20 Memphis, Tenn.------John Ulrich WMAN 234.2 1280 50 Columbus, Ohio----Heskitt Radio Station WNBX 241.8 1240 10 Springfield, Vt.- - - -1st Congressional Ch. WMAQ 447.5 670 1000 Chicago, I11 .------Chicago ~aifyNews WNJ 280.2 1070 500 Newark, N. J .------H. Lubinsky WMAY 247.8 1210 100 St. Louis, Mo.--Kings Highway Pres. Ch. WNOX 265.3 1130 1000 Knoxville, Tenn.- -Peoples Tel. & Tel. Co. WMAZ 270.1 1110 500 Macon, Ga .------Mercer University WNRC 223.7 1340 500 Greensboro, N. C .------W. M. Nelson WMBA 204 1470 100 Newport, R. I.------L. J. Beebe WNYC 526.0 570 500 New York, N. Y .------Municipal Station WMBB 252 1190 5000 Chicago, 111 .------Am. Bond & Mort. Co. WOAI 319 940 5000 San Antonio, Texas-S. E. Equipment Co. WMBC 243.8 1230 100 Detroit, Mich.--Mich. B'casting Co., Inc. WOAN 285.5 1050 250 Lawrenceb'g Term.- -Church of Nazarene WMBD 205.4 1460 250 Peoria Heights, I11 .------Radio Lab. WOAX 239.9 1250 500 Trenton, N. J .------F. J. WolR WMBE 208.2 1440 10 St. Paul, Minn .------Dr. C. S. Stevens WOBR 204.0 1470 10 Portable - --:------Had Smith WMBF 384.4 780 500 Miami Beach, Fla.------Fleetwood Hotel WOC 374.8 800 5000 Davenport, 1a.--Palmer School of Chiro. WMBG 220.4 1360 15 Richmond, Va.------Havens and Martin WOCL 223.7 1340 2 5 Jamestown, N. Y .------A. E. Newton WMBH 204 1470 100 Joplin, Mo.------E. D. Aber WODA 293.9 1020 1000 Paterson, N. J .------O'Dea Radio Shop WMBI 263 1140 500 Chicago, Ill.------Moody Bible Institute WOI 265.3 1130 2500 Ames, Iowa------Iowa State College WMBJ 232.4 1290 50 Monessen, Pa.------Star Theater WOK 252 1190 5000 Chicago, I11.------Trianon, Inc. WMBL 228.9 1310 50 Lakeland, Fla.----Benford Radio Studios WOK0 215.7 1390 250 Peekskill, N. Y .------H. E. Smith WMBM 209.7 1430 10 Memphis, Term.-Seventh Day Adventists WOKT 209.7 1430 500 Rochester, N. Y .------Titus Ets. Gorp. WMBO 220.4 1360 100 Auburn, N. Y .------Radio Service Labs. WOMT 222.1 1350 5 0 Manitowoc, Wis.------Mikadow Theater WMBQ 204 1470 100 Brooklyn, N. Y .------P. J. Gollhofer WOO 508.2 590 500 Philadelphia, Pa.------John Wanamaker WMBR 252 1190 100 Tampa, Fla.------F. J. Reynolds WOOD 260.7 1150 500 Grand Rapids, Mich.------W. B. Stiles WMBS 234.2 1280 250 Harrisburg, Pa.------Mack Battery Co. WOQ 336.9 890 250 Kansas City, Mo.--Unity School of Christ WMBW 214.2 1400 50 Youngstown, Ohio-Youngstown B'cst. Co. WOR 422.3 710 500 Newark, N. J .----L. Bamberger and Co. WMC 516.9 680 500 Memphis, Tenn.-The Commercial Appeal WORD 275.1 1090 5000 Batavia, Ill.------People's Pulpit Ass'n WMCA 370.2 810 500 New York, N. Y.--Greeley Square Hotel WOS 422.3 710 500 Jefferson City, Mo.-Mo. State Mrkg. Bur. WMES 211.1 1420 50 Boston, Mass.----Mass. Educatl. Society WOW 508.2 590 1000 Omaha, Nebr.- ---Woodmen of the World WMPC 234.2 1280 30 Lapeer, Mich.------!!'First M. P. Church WOW0 228.9 1310 2500 Ft. Wayne, 1nd.--Main Auto Supply CO. WMRJ 206.8 1450 10 Jamaica, N. Y .------P. J. Prinz WMSG 236.1 1270 500 New York, N. Y .----Madison Sq. Garden WNAC 461.3 650 500 Boston, Mass .------Shepard Stores DON'T MISS YOUR COPY WNAD 239.9 1250 500 Norman, 0kla.--University of Oklahoma E WNAL 258.5 1160 250 Omaha, Nebr .------R. J. Rockwell A new ieaue of STEVENSON'S will be on the news stands Feb. 1. WNAT 288.3 1040 100 Philadelphia, Pa.-----, Lenning Bros. a. It will contain, among other featarea, a new log and a revined list of all broadding mtationa, including Federal Radio Cornmienion changea Station Meters Watte Location and Owner Station Meters K. C. Watte Locatlon and Owner WPAP' 394.5 760 500 Cliffside, N. J. - -Palisades Amusement Pk. WSAN 222.1 100 Allentown, Pa.------Allentown Call WPCC 223.7 1340 500 Chicago, Ill .------N. Shore Cong. Church WSAR 252 100 Portsmouth, R. I .------Doughty & Welch WPCH 309.1 970 500 Brooklyn, N. Y.--Concourse Radio Corp. WSAX 204 100 Chicago, 111.------Zenith Radio Corp. WPEP 215.7 1390 250 Waukegan, Ill.------M. Mayer WSAZ 241.8 100 Huntington, W. Va.--- McKellar Elec. Co. WPG 272.6 1100 5000 Atlantic City, N. J. - - - -Municipal Station WSB 475.9 1000 Atlanta, Ga.------The Atlanta Journal WPRC 209.7 1430 100 Harrisburg, Pa.-Wilson Ptg. & Radio Co. WSBC 232.4 500 Chicago, I11 .------World Battery Go. WPSC 299.8 1000 500 State College, Pa.---Penn State College WSBF 258.5 250 St. Louis, Mo .----Miss. Valley B'cast. Co. WPSW 202.6 1480 5 0 Philadelphia, Pa.-- -- -School of Wireless WSBT 238 500 South Bend, 1nd.----South Bend Tribune WQAA 215.7 1390 500 Parkersburg, Pa.------H. A. Beale, Jr. WSDA 227.1 250 New York, N. Y.-Seventh Day Adventists WQAM 322.4 930 750 Miami, Fla.------Elec. Equipment Co. WSEA 263 500 Va. Beach, Va .----Va. Beach B'cast. Co. WQAN 230.6 1300 250 Scranton, Pa.------Scranton Times WSIX 212.6 150 Springfield, Term.------Tire & Vulc. Co. WQAO 394.5 760 500 Cliffside, N. J.---Calvary Baptist Church WSKC 272.6 250 Bay City, Mich.-World's Star Knitt'g Co. WQJ 447.5 670 500 Chicago, 111.--Calumet Rainbo B'east. Co. WSM 340.8 5000 Nashville, Term.-Nat. Life & Acc. Ins. CO. WRAF 208.2 1440 100 Laporte, Ind .------Radio Club WSMB 322.4 500 New Orleans, La.-Saenger Amusem't Co. WRAH 199.8 1500 250 Providence, R. I .------S. N. Read WSMK 296.9 200 Dayton, Ohio----- S. M. K. Radio Corp. WRAK 282.8 1060 50 Escanaba, Mich.- - - - -Economy Light Co. WSOE 270.1 250 Milwaukee, Wis.--School of Engineering WRAM 247.8 1210 5 0 Galesburg, I11 .------Lombard College WSRO 384.4 100 Middletown, Ohio------H. W. Fahlander WRAV 296.9 1010 100 Yellow Springs, Ohio---Antioch College WSSH 288.3 100 Boston, Mass.--Tremont Temp. Bap. Ch. WRAW 238 1260 100 Reading, Pa.------Avenue Radio Shop WSUI 475.9 500 Iowa City, 1a.--State University of Iowa WRAX 212.6 1410 250 Philadelphia, Pa.------Beracheh Church WSVS 205.4 50 Buffalo, N. Y.--Seneca Vocational School WRBC 238 1260 250 Valparaiso, 1nd.- - -1mman'l Luth. Church WSYR 225.4 500 Syracuse, N. Y .------C. B. Meredith WRC 468.5 640 5 00 Washington, D. C.--Nat'l B'casting Corp. WTAD 236.1 250 Quincy, Ill.------111. Stock Med. Co. WRCO 217.3 1380 250 WTAG 516.9 500 Worcester, Mass .------Telegram Pub. Co. Raleigh, N. C.------Wynne Radio Co. Co. WRCV 209.7 1430 100 Norfolk, Va .------Radio Corp. of Va. WTAL 280.2 100 Toledo, Ohio----Toledo Broadcasting WREC 254.1 1180 50 Memphis, Tenn.------WREC, Inc. WTAM 399.8 5000 Cleveland, Ohio-Willard Storage Bat. Co. WREN 254.1 1180 750 Lawrence, Kans. ------Wren Co. WTAQ 254.1 500 Eau Claire, Wis.------C. S. Van' Gorden Norfolk, Va.--Reliance Radio & Elec. Co. WRES 217.3 1380 50 Quincy, Mass.------H. L. Sawyer . WTAR 236.1 500 WRHF 322.4 930 150 Washington, D. C.---- Radio Hosp. Fund WTAS 275.1 500 Chicago, Ill .------Ill. Broadcasting Corp. WRHM 260.7 1150 1000 Minneapolis, Minn.- ---Rosedale Hospital WTAW 483.6 500 College Sta., Texas---Ad. & Mech. Col. Streator, I11 Williams Hdw. Mfg. Co. WRK 205.4 1460 100 Hamilton, Ohio ------J. C. Slade WTAX 322.4 50 .---- WRM 272.6 1100 500 Urbana, I11 .------University of Illinois WTIC 535.4 500 Hartford, Conn .------Travelers Ins. Co. WRMU 201.2 1490 100 New York, N. Y.--Atlantic B'cast. Corp. WTMJ 293.9 1000 Brookfield, Wisc .------The Journal WRNY 309.1 970 500 Coytesville, N. J.-Experimenter Pub. Co. WTFF 204.0 5 0 Mt. Vernon Hills, Va .------Ind. Pub. Co. WRPI 208.2 1440 100 Terre Haute, 1nd.- - --Rose Polytech. Inst. WTFI 209.7 250 Toccoa, Ga.------Toccoa Falls Institute WRR 461.3 650 5 00 Dallas, Texas------City of Dallas WTRL 206.8 15 Midland Park, N. J .----Tech. Radio Lab. WRRS 322.4 930 '50 Racine, Wisc.------Racine Radio Club WWAE 227.1 500 Chicago, Ill .------Dr. Geo. F. Coumer Detroit, Mich The Detroit News WRSC 211.1 1420 100 Chelsea, Mass.------W. S. Potte WWJ 362.7 1000 .------WRST 211.1 1420 250 Bay Shore, N. Y .------Radiotel Mfg. Co. WWL 275.1 100 New Orleans, La .------Loyola University WRVA 254.1 1180 1000 Richmond, Va .------Lams & Bros. Co. WWNC 296.9 1000 Asheville, N. C.----Chamber of Commerce WSAI 361.2 830 5000 Cincinnati, Ohio--U. S. Playing Card Co. WWRL 267.7 100 Woodside, N. Y .------W. H. Reuman ------,---C. WSAJ 223.7 1340 250 Grove City, Pa.------Grove City College WWVA 336.9 100 Wheeling, W. Va J. Stroebel Statlon Meters Watts Location and Owner CANADIAN BROADCASTING STATIONS CJBR 312.3 500 Regina, Sask.----Coop. Wheat Producers CJCA 516.9 500 Edmonton, Alta.-Edmonton Journal, Ltd. Statlon Meters K. C. Watts Locatlon and Owner CJCU 247.8 5 Mission City, B. C.------E. R. Streeter CFAC 434.5 690 500 Calgary, Alberta----The Calgary Herald CJGC 329.5 500 London, Ont-London Free Press Ptg. Co. CFCA 356.9 840 ' 500 Toronto, Ont-Star Publishing & Ptg. Co. CJGX 475.9 500 Yorkton, Sask.------Grain Exchange CFCF 410.7 730 1650 Montreal, Quebec-Canadian Marconi Co. CJOR 291.1 50 Sea Island, B. C.------G. C. Chandler CFCH 499.7 600 250 Iroquois Fls., Ont.------Abitibi Power & CJRM 296.9 50 Moosejaw, Sask.---J. Richardson & Sons Paper Co. CJSC 356.9 500 Toronto, Ont.------Evening Telegram CFCJ 250 Calgary, Ah.-Radio Serv. & Repair Shop CJWC 329.5 250 Saskatoon, Sask.----Wheaton Electric Co. CFCN 1800 Calgary, Alberta ------W. W. Grant, Ltd. CJYC 291.1 500 Scarboro, Ont. ------Universal Radio Co. CFCQ 2 0 Vancouver, B. C.-Sprott Shaw Radio Co. CKAC 410.7 1200 Montreal, Que.--LaPresse Publishing Co. CFCT 500 Vancouver, B. C.------G. W. Deaville CK C'D 410.7 1000 Vancouver, B. C.-Vanc. Daily Providence CFCY 100 Charlottetown, P. E. 1.-The Isl. Rad. Co. CKCI 340.7 2 5 Quebec, Que.------L. Soleil, Ltd. CFGC 5 0 Brantford, Ont.---- Brant Radio Sup. Co. CKCK 312.3 500 Regina, Sask.------Leader Publishing Co. CFJC 15 Kamloops, B. C.------Dagleash & Sons CKCL 356.9 500 Toronto, 0nt.-The Dominion Battery Co. CFLC 50 Prescott, Ont.------Radio As$'n. CKCO 434.5 100 Ottawa, Qnt.------Dr. G. M. Geldert CFMC 2 0 Kingston, Ont.------Monarch Battery Co. CKCV 340.7 50 Quebec, Que.------G. A. Vandry CFNB 25 Fredericdn, N. B.-J. S. Neil1 & Sons, LM. CKCX 291.9 500 Scarboro, Ont.------Int'l. Bible Assn. CFQ C 500 Saskatoon, Sask.------The Electric Shop CKFC 410.7 50 Vancouver, B. C.--1st Congregational Ch. CFRB 1000 King, Ont.------Std. Radio Mfg. Co. CKLC 356.9 1000 Red Deer, Alta .------Pac. Grain Co. CFRC 500 Kingston, Ont.------Queen's University CKMC 247.8 5 Cobalt, Ont.------R. L. MacAdam CFYC 500 Burnaby, B. C.---- Bible Students Ass'n. CKNC 356.9 500 Toronto, Ont.------Can. Nat. Carbon Co. CHCO 5 Huntsville, Ont.------A. Staples CKOC 340.7 5 0 Hamilton, 0nt.-Wentworth Rad. Sup. CO. CHCS 10 Hamilton, 0nt.--The Hamilton Spectator CKPC' 247.8 10 Preston, 0nt.--. ------W. RUSS CHCY 250 Edmonton, Alta.---Bible Students Ass'n. CKPR 267.7 50 Midland, Ont.------E. 0. Swan CHIC 500 Toronto, Ont.------Northern Electric Co. CKSH 312.3 5 0 St. Hyacinthe, Que.-- - -Municipal Station CHLC 25 Summerside, P. E. I .------R. T. Holmes CKSM 356.9 500 Toronto, 0nt.----St. Michaels Cathedral CHMA 250 Edmonton, Aka.-Christian & Mis. Alliance CKUA 516.9 500 Edmonton, Alta.------University of Alta. CHNC 500 Toronto, 0nt.-Toronto Rad. Resrch. Sec. CKWX 410.7 10 Vancouver, B. C.------A. Holstead CHNS 100 Halifax, N. S.------Northern Elec. Co. CKY 384.4 500 Winnipeg, Man.--Provincial Government CHPC 1000 Vancouver, B. C.--Central Pres. Church CNRA 322.4 600 Moncton, N. B .------Canadian Natl. Rys. CHRC 5 Quebec, Qua------E. Fontaine CNRC 434.5 750 Calgary, Alta.------Canadian Natl. Rys. CHSC 60 Unity, Sask.------H. N. Stovin CNRE 516.9 500 Edmonton, Alta .----Canadian Natl. Rys. cmc 500 Saskatoon, Sask.---- IntL Bible Stu. Assn. CNRM 410.7 1000 Montreal, Que.------Canadian Natl. Rys. CHWC 15 Regina, Sask.------R. H. Williams & Sons 1650 CHXC 250 Ottawa, Ont.------J. R. Booth, Jr. CNRO 434.5 500 Ottawa, Ont.------Canadhn Natl. Rys. CHYC 750 Montreal, Que.----Northern Electric Co. CNRR 312.3 500 Regina, Sask.------Canadian Natl. Rys. CJBC 600 Toronto, Ont.----- Jarvis St. B~D.Church CNRS 329.5 500 Saskatoon, Sask.---- Canadian Natl. Rys. ChZT 356.9 500 Toronto, Ont------Canadian Natl. Rys. WANTED: Agents to sell subecriptiona to STEVENSON'S BULLETIN CNRV 291.1 500 Vancouver, B. C.---- Canadian Natl. Rys. OF RADIO BROADCASTING STATIONS. Write : STEVENSON'S CNRW 384.4 500 Winnipeg, Man .-----Canadian Natl. Rys. 1220 H Street N. W., WPsbington, D. C. CUBAN BROADCASTING STATIONS AIR LINE DISTANCES IN STATUTE MILES

Station Meters K. C. Watts Location and Owner PWX 399.8 750 500 Habana ------Cuban Tel. CO. 20K 348.6 860 100 Habana ------Mario Garcia Velez 20L 275 1090 100 Habana ------Oscar Gollado Orta 6BY 260.7 1150 200 Cienfuegos------Jose Ganduxe 6JK 275 1090 100 Tuincu ------Frank H. Jones 6KW 340.7 880 4000 Tuincu------Frank H. Jones 7SR 249.9 1200 100 Elia ------Salvador Rionda

MEXICAN BROADCASTING STATIONS

Station Meters K. C. Watts Location and Owner CYA 299.8 1000 500 Mexico City ------E. R. Gomez CYB 275 1090 1000 Mexico City ------El Buen Tono CYF 265.3 1130 100 Oaxaca ------Fredrico Zonilla CYH 374.8 800 100 Mexico City ------La High Life CYJ 399.8 750 2000 Mexico City ------General Electric CYL 399.8 750 500 Mexico City----Universal Casa del Radio CYO 428.3 700 100 Mexico City ------N. Y. Zetima CYQ 322.4 930 100 Tampico------Cipriano Sagaon CYR 475.9 630 250 Mazathan ------Castulo Llames CYU 312.3 960 100 Puebla ------Augustin P. Zaenz CYX 325.9 910 500 Mexico City ------Excelsior CYY 545.1 550 100 Merida ------Partido Socialiste CZE 348.6 860 500 Mexico City- - --Department of Education CZF 309.1 970 250 Chiluohua ------State Government

HAITI BROADCASTING STATIONS HHK 361.2 830 1000 Port au Prince------Haitian Government

SALVADOR BROADCASTING STATIONS 483.6 620 500 Salvador------Division of Tel. & Tel. 3 2 Air Line Distances in Statute Miles-(Continued) Air Line Distances in Statute Miles-(Continued)

do- gccj Gzz~gc .- a 2 GLGE .,.7-$.3 ~~OM/TO a.azg, " -2" sss .-zzn,zg-0 - d$a X Albuq'que N.N. 332 833 1360 228 968 561 803 5SS 773 1232 Atla~rta,&a.---- 1208 738 595 1293 1112 750 688 901 498 947 Alhuq'que, N. M. 1492 717 663 1174 938 1710 980 895 1117 1030 Baltimore, >Id.- 1505 913 398 1750 1143 1239 1245 1134 964 808 Atlantn,Ga.---- 286 675 1935 317 335 610 905 1790 218 427 Boise, Idaho---- 637 1155 1671 969 975 1263 1538 934 1384 1367 Baltimore, Aid.- 682 962 2313 498 792 958 94s 1947 597 1001 Boston, Mass.-- 17G6 1159 613 2067 1304 1574 1698 1415 1302 922 Boise, Idaho---- 2098 1168 663 1623 1606 2368 1140 252 1631 1718 Bruwns\ille 'Ye& 1047 1102 1398 682 1445 471 287 1013 650 1543 Boston, Mass.-- 1015 1250 2590 823 1133 1258 11% 2124 941 1359 Ruffnln, N.'Y.-- 1368 762 218 1690 923 1221 1289 1019 956 560 Brownsville, Tex. 1025 923 1370 1093 777 1100 1335 1706 952 536 Chicago,I11.---- 918 310 236 1249 571 820 954 566 585 367 Butialo. N. Y.-, 880 862 2195 483 802 1184 733 1740 626 1087 C~nc~nnnti,Ohia 1090 509 234 1333 818 839 897 742 569 589 Chicago.111.---- 861 413 1741 268 481 1190 356 1348 394 831 Cleveland, Ohio- 1223 617 94 1521 838 1046 1116 871 787 518 Cincinnati, Ohio. 628 541 1892 92 410 957 603 1578 239 708 Denver,Colo .---. ---- 607 1158 554 642 643 925 353 749 970 Cleveland,Ohio-. 768 700 2044 309 627 1088 632 1640 456 922 DesMoines.Ia.- 607 ---- 545 980 397 640 851 256 488 458 Deuver,Colo.---. 1468 555 828 1035 878 1732 699 670 1018 1079 Detroit, AIich.--. 1153 545 ---- 1475 745 1018 1111 800 761 427 Des Moines, 1a.- 1024 180 1433 477 485 1338 235 1074 523 825 ElPaso,Tex.---. 554 980 1475 ---- 1161 543 723 757 802 1422 Detroit, Mich.--. 832 643 1976 315 621 1156 542 1552 468 938 Fargo, N. Dak.-. 642 397 745 1161 ---- 973 1218 440 87.5 393 El Paso, Tex.---. 1481 836 702 1253 978 1662 1156 1115 1169 986 li'ortWorth,Tex. 643 840 1018 543 973 ---- 283 544 273 1093 Fargo, N.Dak.-. 1400 548 1426 818 882 1721 219 819 900 1221 Galreston, Tex.-. 925 861 1111 723 1218 283 ---- 808 375 1277 FortWorth,Tex. 943 460 1212 751 448 1150 870 1312 643 470 Hastings,Nebr.-. 353 236 800 757 440 544 808 ---- 613 666 Galveston,Tex.-. 799 677 1423 807 492 941 1087 1595 666 288 HotSprgs.,Ark. 749 488 761 802 875 273 375 513 ---- 901 Hastings,Nebr.-. 1178 226 1177 693 591 1468 399 891 697 870 Houghton,Mich.. 970 458 427 1422 393 1093 1277 666 901 ---- HotSprgs.,Ark. 728 326 1437 480 176 983 722 1385 370 358 Jacksonville Fla. 1408 1024 832 1481 1400 943 799 1178 728 1216 Houghton. Mich.. 1216 633 1787 636 830 1545 279 1208 760 1187 Kansas~ity:Mo. 555 180 643 836 548 460 677 226 326 633 Jacksonnille,Fla. ---- 952 2153 595 591 328 1192 2070 502 511 LosAngeles, Cal. 828 1433 1976 702 1426 1212 1423 1177 1437 1787 952 1352 480 370 1247 413 I,ouisville,Kp.--. 1035 477 315 1253 818 751 807 603 480 636 KansasCity Mo. ---- 1117 472 678 878 485 621 978 882 448 Los~ngeles,'Cal. 2153 1352 ---- 1825 1602 2355 1522 910 1777 1675 M~n~phis,Tenn.- 492 591 176 830 Louisville Ky.--. 596 480 1825 ---- 319 923 605 1550 153 623 JIiami, Fla.----. 1732 1338 1156 1663 1721 1150 941 1468 983 1545 Memphis,'~enn.-. 591 370 1602 319 ---- 878 700 1483 195 358 699 235 542 1156 219 870 1087 722 272 AIin'apolis.3Iinn. 399 Miami Fla.----. 328 1247 2355 923 878 ---- 1516 2359 821 681 fillssoula, Mont.-. 670 1074 1552 1115 819 1312 1595 891 1385 1208 1192 413 K~shrille, Tenn.. 1018 523 468 1169 900 643 666 697 370 760 ~in'adolis,Minn. 1522 605 700 1516 ---- 1010 695 1050 1079 825 938 986 1221 Missoula, Mont.-. 2070 1117 910 1550 1483 2359 1010 ---- 1582 1733 NenOrlwns.La 470 288 870 358 1187 Nashville, Tenn.. 502 472 1777 153 195 821 695 1582 ---- 470 New Pork, N. Y.. 1628 1023 483 1902 1213 1398 1415 1275 1125 849 New Orleans, La. 511 678 1675 623 358 681 1050 1733 470 ---- . Norfolk, Va.----. 1562 983 522 1755 1258 1226 1145 1216 955 946 603 New York, N. Y.. 838 1097 2446 650 953 1095 1019 2030 758 1173 0klahoma.Olrla. 469 905 578 786 188 456 357 260 926 Norfolk Va.----. 548 1009 2352 528 778 802 1047 2045 586 932 Omaha.Nebr.---. 485 122 666 875 390 590 828 136 490 547 ~klahoxha. Okla.. 988 293 1182 675 422 1233 692 1162 602 575 Philadelphia, Pa. 575 972 444 1834 1186 1324 1335 1222 1051 827 Omaha,Nehr.---. 1098 165 1312 579 529 1402 291 978 604 845 Phoenix, Ark-- 583 1164 1685 347 1225 858 1065 901 1094 1560 Philadelphia. Pa. 758 1037 2388 580 878 1023 985 1997 683 1090 Pittsburgh. Pa.-. 1320 718 208 1592 952 1097 1140 967 825 630 1998 1279 932 Portland. Ale.---. 1803 1197 657 2126 1313 1642 1678 1451 1371 924 Phoenix, Ariz.-- 1800 1045 357 1512 1264 1445 1318 Portland, Ore&!-. 985 1479 1975 1286, 1248 1612 1885 1271 1733 1638 Pittsburgh Pa.-. 703 784 2135 345 660 1014 745 1754 472 923 1488 905 Portland, ~e.---. 1113 1300 2631 892 1205 1357 1145 2133 1015 1445 Richmoncl, VR.-- 445 1695 1180 1170 1154 1142 897 870 Portland, 0reg.-. 2442 1397 825 1953 1852 2716 1435 430 1970 2063 St. Louis, AIo.--. 793 270 4.72 1033 658 508 697 455 325 591 Richmond.Va.-- 953 937 2283 457 722 831 968 1967 526 899 Salt 1,. C.. Utah 372 952 1490 689 865 977 1244 708 1116 1242 San Francisco - 946 1547 2087 993 1447 1454 1693 1297 1648 1833 St. Louls, Mo.--. 755 238 1585 242 242 1067 464 1331 253 599 Schenectadp.NY. 1618 1012 467 1930 1157 1445 1487 1267 1175 776 Salt L. C Utah 1840 922 577 1400 1250 2098 988 435 1390 1433 Seattle. Wash.-- 1020 1470 1945 1373 1206 1658 1938 1288 Sau ~ranzisco- 2375 1500 345 1983 1800 2603 1585 762 1958 1923 1754 1588 Schenectady NY. 960 1107 2445 695 1010 1229 975 1978 820 1259 Shreveport.I,a.-. 749 624 891 752 1002 209 2.13 615 1-12 1043 Seattle, ~aih.-- 2450 1505 956 1945 1867 2740 1403 395 1973 2098 Spokane. Wash.-. 827 1243 1715 1238 976 1470 1753 1061 1552 1360 Ppringfield,Mass. 1692 1085 540 1990 1240 1495 1524 1340 1224 860 Shreveport La.-. 733 326 1420 598 279 950 859 1457 470 280 Vermilion. S. D. 468 187 705 920 284 689 938 167 605 510 Spokane, *ash.-. 2239 1286 939 1720 1662 2528 1173 170 1762 1898 Washington----- 1490 895 397 1726 1141 1210 1214 S ringfleld,Mass. 967 1173 2515 746 1066 1210 1066 2060 863 1287 1139 936 813 d'errnilion S. D. 1203 280 1291 863 642 1510 238 887 704 960 ~ashlngtbn----, 847 943 2295 473 763 927 936 1940 567 968 Air Line Distances in Statute Miles-(Continued) Air Line Distances in Statute Miles- (Continued) Operating Hours of American Broadcasters (CENTRAL STANDARD TIME) This schedule of operating time of stations is based on Central Standard Time. Eastern Standard Time is one hour later; Mountain Standard Time one hour earlier. and Pacific Standard Time two hours earlier.

OPERATING HOURS-Central Standard Time. E . S . T . is one hour later. M . S . T . one hour earlier and P . S . T . two hours earlier. W . L . Call Location Yet. Monday Tueday Wednesday Thurday Friday Saturday Sunday KPO Sen Francisco ... 422.3 8:OO- 2:00 8:OO- 1:00 8:OO- 1:00 8:OO- 1:00 8:00- 1:00 8:00- 2.30 8:OO-12:W KPRC Houston ...... 293.9 7:30-12:W 7:30- 9:30 7:30- 9:30 7:30-12:W Silent 7:30-12:W 7:50-10:30 KPSN Pasadena ...... 315.6 10:QO-11:15 10:OO-11:15 Silent 10:00-11:15 10:00-11:15 10:00-11:00 8:00- 9:00 KSBA Shreveport ...... 267.7 6:00- 9:00 6.00- 9:00 6:00- 9:00 6:00- 7:00 6:00- 9:00 6:00-10:00 8:OO- 9:00 KSL Salt Lake ...... 245.8 8:W-12:W 7:OO- 9:00 8:30-12:00 8:30-12:OO 8:30-11:00 9:W-12:00 8:30-11:00 KSO Clarinda ...... 227.1 7:30- 9:00 7:30- 9:00 7:30- 9:00 7:30- 9:00 7:30- 9:00 Silent Silent KTAB Oakland ...... 280.2 10:00-12:W 10:00-12:OO 12:00-12:00 10:OO-12:W 10:OO-12:00 Silent 9:45-11:15 KTHS Hot Springs ..... 384.4 8:30-10:25 6:00-10:OO 8:30-10:45 8:30- 9:45 8:30-10:30 6%-10:00 8:30- 9:45 KVOO Bristow ...... 348.6 6:W- 9:00 6:00- 9:00 6:00- 9:00 6:OO- 9:00 6:00- 9:00 7:00- 9:00 6:00- 8:15 KWKH Kennonwood .... 394.5 7:00-12:OO 7:00-12:OO 7:00-12:00 7:00-12:00 7:00-12:00 7:OO-12:00 7:00-12:W KWC Brownsville ...... 277.6 8:30- 9:30 Silent Silent 8:30- 9:30 Silent Silent Silent KYA San Francisco ... 309.1 8:00-12:OO 8:W-12:W 8:OO-12:W 8:OO-12:OO 8:00-12:W 9:OO- 2:00 9:30-10:30 KYW Chicago ...... 526 Silent 590-10:55 5:OO-10:55 5:OO-10:55 5:00-10:55 5:00-10:55 3:OO-10:00 NAA Arlington. Va .... 434.5 6:45- 7:00 7:30- 830 Silent Silent Silent Silent Silent PWX Havana ...... 400 Silent 830-10:OO 7'30- 9:00 Silent Silent 7:30-11:OO 7:30-12:OO WAAM Newark.N.J. .... 348.6 4:00-9:00 4:W-9:00 4:W-10:W 4:00-10:00 4:00-10:W 4:00-9:00 Silent WABC New York ...... 325.9 5:30-11:00 Silent 5:30- 9:01 Silent 5:30-10:W Silent Silent WADC Akron ...... 293.9 8:00-11:00 Silent 6:lS 7:15 9:00-11:OO 6:15-11:00 Silent Silent WAlU Columbus ...... 282.8 5:00-10:00 5:OO-10:W 5:OO- 7:00 5:OO- 7:00 5:00-10:W Silent 6:30- 7:30 WAMD Minneapolis ..... 225.4 6:00-11:00 7:00- 8:00 6:15-11:00 6:OO- 8:00 6:00-11:W 4:15- 5:15 6:OO-10:15 - WASH Grand Rapids .... 256.3 7:00- 8:00 7:OO- 8:00 7:OO- 8:00 Silent 7:00- 8:00 7:OO- 8:00 Silent WBAL Baltimore ...... 285.5 5~30-10:OO 5:30-10:OO 5:30-10:00 5:30-1O:OO 5:30-1O:OO Silent 5:00- 7:30 WBAP Fort Worth ...... 499.7 7:30-12:00 7:30-11:OO Silent 7.30-12.00 8:OO-12:OO 7:30-11:W 9:30-11:OO WBAR Sisiht ...... 406 9:00-10:OO Silent 8:00- 9:00 7:30- 8:30 Silent Silent 10:OO-11:00 WBBM Chicago ...... 389.4 Silent 7:00-11:OO 7:00-12:00 7:OO-11:OO 7:OO- 9:15 7:00-12:W 7:OO-12:OO WBBR Staten Island .... 256.3 5:00- 7:00 5:OO- 7:30 5:00- 7:00 6:OO- 8:00 5:OO- 6:00 Silent 5:OO- 7:00 WBCN Chicago ...... 288.3 Silent 6:OO-12:OO 6:00-11:OO 6:OO-12:W 6:00-11:OO 6:OO-11:OO 3:OO- 8:15 WBZ Springfield ...... 333.1 5:OO- 9:00 5:OO- 9:30 5:00- 9:30 5:00- 9:00 5:00- 9:00 5:OO- 8:45 5:OO- 8:30 WCAE Pittsburgh ...... 516.9 5:OO-10:OO 5:OO- 9:30 5:00-10:lO 5:OO-10:15 5:00-10:OO 5:OO- 9:30 3:03- 8:45 WCAU Philadelphia 277.6 4:15-11:OO 5:OO-11:OO 4:15-10:OO 4:35-11:OO 4:30-10:OO Silent 3:OO- 9:00 ..... - WCBD Zion ...... 344.6 Silent 8:OO-10:30 Silent 8:OO-10:30 Silent Silent 8:OO-10:30 WCCO Minneapolis ..... 405.2 6:30-12:45 6:40-10:OO 6:30-11:30 6:OO-10:OO 6:OO-11:00 6:15-11:OO 4:lO-11:00 WCFL Chicago ...... 483.6 Silent 5:OO-11:W 5:OO-11:OO 5:OO-11:W 5:OO-11:OO 5:00-11:OO 6:45- 7:45 WCOA Pensawla ...... 249.9 7:00- 9:00 Silent 7:00-11:OO Silent 7:OO-10:00 Silent 725- 8:25 WCSH Portland ...... 361.2 6:15- 9:00 6:OO- 9:00 6:OO- 9:OO 6:OO- 9:00 6:OO-11:W Silent 6:OO- 7:30 WCX Detroit ...... 440.9 5:OO- 8:00 5:00-10:OO 5:OO- 8:00 5:OO- 8:00 5:OO-10:00 5:OO- 6:00 6:15- 7:15 WDAF Kansas City ..... 370.2 8:00- 1:00 8:OO- 1:00 8:00- 1:00 6:OO- 1:00 6:00- 1:00 8:00- 1:00 4:OO- 4:45 WDBO Orlando ...... 288.3 7:OO- 8:00 7:OO- 995 6:55 -9:OO 8:30- 9:30 6:55- 9:00 8:OO- 9:00 6:30- 7:30 WDOD Chattanooga .... 245.8 7:00-11:30 8:00- 9:00 7:00-10:30 Silent 7:OO-10:OO Silent 5:OO-10:30 WEAF New York ...... 491.5 4:00- 8:30 4:OO-10:OO 4:00-10:W 4:00-10:OO 4:OO-10:OO 4:OO-10:OO 1:00- 8:4R OPERATING HOURS-Central Standard Time.. E . S. T. is one hour later. M . S. T. one hour earlier and P. . S . T . two hours earlier . W . L. Call 1 Location Met. 1 Monday I Tuesday Wednesday Thursday I Friday I Saturday Sunday WLW Cincinnati ...... 428.3 0:OO-10:20 5:30-1O:OO 0:OO- 9:30 6:30- 9:30 WLWL I New York ...... 1 370.2 6:OO- 9:oO Silent Silent Silent WM AK Lockport ...... 545.1 5:30- 9:OO 5:30-11:OO 5 :30-10:oo 650- 050 WMAQ Chicago ...... 447.5 Bilent 5:OO-11:oO 5:OO-12:oo 6:00- 8:15 WMBB Chicago ...... 252 Silent 6:OO-10:OO 6:OO-10:00 2:OO-1o:oo WMC Memphis ...... 516.9 8:OO-9:30 7:30-12:oO 7:30- 8:30 5:20- 7:15 WMCA New York ...... 370.2 4:30-11.30 4:OO-1O:oO 4:OO-10:15 4 :oO-11:oO WNAC Boston ...... 352.7 5:oO-10:30 5:30- 9:oO 4:OO- 9:OO 4:m- 8:00 WNYC New York ...... 535.4 4:OO- 8:35 4:OO- 8:35 4:oO- 8:35 4:00- 8:35 %an Antonio 302.8 Silent 6:15- 9:30 Silent 7:45- 8:45 WOAI I .....1 -. WOAN Lawrenceburg ... 9:OO- l:.50 9:oO-1o:oo 9:OO-1O:OO 9:oO-1O:OO 9:oO-1O:OO Bilent 990-1O:OO WOC Davenport ...... 7:05- 8:OO 030- 9:30 7 :30-11:OO 8:OO- 9:30 8:OO- 9:OO 7:30-11:OO 6:30- 7:45 WOI Ames ...... 7:45- 8:45 Bilent Silent 7:30- 8:30 Silent Silent Silent WOK Chicago ...... Silent 8:OO-11:30 8:OO-11:30 8:OO-11:30 8:OO-11:30 8:oO-11:30 8:oO-11:s WOKT Rochester ...... 5:OO- 9:OO 5:OO-1O:OO 6:OO-1O:OO 5:OO-1O:OO 5:OO-1O:oO 5:OO-10:30 9:15-10:15 WOO Philadel~hia..... 6:30- 8:OO 5:30- 6:30 5:30- 8:OO 5:30- 0:30 5:30- 9:OO 6:30- 0:30 4:00- 0:30 Kansas City ..... 336.9 Silent 8:OO- 9:00 Silent 7 :00- 9 :00 Silent 8:OO-11:oo 7 :oo- 7 :45 $% Newark ...... 422.3 5:OO-1O:OO 5:30-10:30 5:oo-1o:OO 5:OO-1O:OO 5:30-1O:OO 5:OO-1O:OO 2 :30- 6:45 WORD Batavia ...... 275 Silent 0:OO- 9:00 6:OO- 9:15 6:OO- 9:OO 0:OO- 7:45 6:OO- 9:OO 0:00- 9:00 WOS Jefferson City .... 394.5 7:OO-11:OO Silent 7 :oo- 9 :oo Silent 7:OO- 9:oO Silent Silent 6:OO-11:oO wow Omaha ...... 508.2 Silent 5:45-11:OO 5:OO-11:OO WPG Atlantic City .... 272.6 Silent 5:OO-1O:oO 5:OO-1O:OO 5:OO-1o:m WRC Washinnton ..... 468.5 5:m-1o:oo 5:OO-1O:OO 5 :30-1O:OO 6:OO- 9:lO WREO Lansing ...... 230.6 5:OO- 0:OO 5:OO- 8:15 5:OO- 6:OO 9:oO-11:oO Silent WRR...... Dallas ...... 352.7 Silent 6:OO-12:oO 6:OO- 9:OO 0 :OO-1o:oo 8:OO-10:s WRVA Richmond ...... 254.1 7:oO-10:15 7:oO-10:30 8:30-11:30 Silent Silent WSAI Cincinnati ...... 361.2 6 :oO-10:30 6 :OO-1O:OO 0:OO- 7:OO 7M-9:15 7:00- 8:15 WSB Atlanta ...... 475.9 10:45-12:oO 8:OO-12:OO 8:OO-12:OO 8:OO-l2:oO 4:00- 835 Chicago 232.4 5 :30-12:oO 5:30-12:OO 5:30-12:OO 5 :30-12:oo 4:oO-12:OO WSBC ...... 1o:oo- 1 :oo Silent WSKC Bay. City ...... 491.5 8:OO-1o:oo Silent Silent WSM Nashville ...... 340.7 5:30- 7:OO 6:oO-11:OO WSMB New Orleans ..... 322.4 8:30-10:30 Silent WSOE Milwaukee ...... 270.1 0:OO- 9:OO 0:oO-1O:OO WSUI Iowa City ...... 265.3 WTAG Worcester ...... 516.9 WTAM Cleveland ...... 399.8 WTlC Hartford ...... 475.9 Silent Silent WWJ Detroit ...... 374.8 Silent 5:20- 8% Qaleabnrwa& 111.--WFBZ, WKBS, WLBO, Qalverton, Texas------KFLX, KFUL LOCATION OF ALL NORTH AMERICAN Gary, ~nd.------WJKS Qloncemter Mass .------W1P9 Grand ~o;ka, N. D .------KBJM BROADCASTING STATIONS Grand Island~a~ids, NebMich.--WOOD, .------WASHKOBO Qreeley. Colo .------KBKA Greensboro, N. C.------WNRC Here is an alphabetical list of all cities in North America with broad- Greenville, Texas------KFPkf casting stations; it is of value when the call of the station is missed but Grove City, pa WSAJ Gunnison, Colo --KFHA the name of the city is heard; it includes Amrim, Canadian, Mesican, Habana, Cuba------PWX, 20K 20L Hallock, inn .------KGFK Cuban and Haitian stations. Harlingen, Texas------KHMC Harrisburg, 111 .------WEB& Harrisburg, Pa WBAK, WPRC, WMBS. Harrison, Ohio ------WLW Hartford, Conn .------WTIC Havre, Mont .------IC6'Bn Brlstow, Okla .------.------KVOC Halifax N. S., Canada ------CHNS Brookf3eld, Wis.------WTMJ ~amiltdn,~ollywood,Ont., Calif , Canada---CHCS, KFQZ, KMTRCKOC Brookings, S. D .------IZFDY, KGCR Brooklyn, N. Y.------WARS, WBBC, Holy City, Calif .------KB&U WBIZN, WBRS, WLTH, WMBQ, Homewood, I11 WOK WPCH, WTRC. Honolulu, Hawaii ------KGU Brookville, Ind.------WKBV Hopkinsqille, KY.------WAlW Brownsville, Texas ------KWWG Buffalo N. Y WEBR. WGR. HotHouston, Sprlogs T~~~S--KBVI, Ark KPRC, KTHSIZTUE WKBW, wsvs. Humboldt, Nehr .------1- Burbank. Calif KELW Huntington, W. Va .------WSAZ Burlington, 1owa------WIAS Huntsville, Out., Canada------CHCO Burlington, Vt .------WCAX Independence, Kans.------KFVG Burnaby, B. C.. Canada ------CRYC Independence, Mo .------KLm Calgary, Alta., Canada ---- CFAC, CFCJ, Indianapolis, Ind WFBl\i, WKBB7 CFCN, CNRC. Inglewood, Calif .------KMIC Cambridge, Ohio------WEBE Iowa City, Iowa _------KGFB, WSUI Camden. N. J WC.4M Iron Mountain, ~ich WLBY Camp Lake, Wis.------WCLO Iroquois Falls, Out., Canada ------CFCR Canton, N. Y.------WCAD Ithaea, N. Y WLCI Canton, Ohio...... WHBC Jacksonville, Fla --WJAX Cape Girardeau, Mo .------KFVS Jamaica, N. Y .------WMRJ Carterville, Mo KFPW Jarnestown, N. Y.--_------WOCL Carthage, I11 WCAZ Jeanette, pa WGM Carenovia, N. Y WMAC Jefferson City, MO WOS Cedar Grove, La KGGH Jerome, ~daho------KFXD Cedar Rapids, Iowa----- KWCR, WJAM Jersey City, N. J .---_--WKBO, WAAT Charleston, S. C WRRY JohnstorrnJoliet, 111.-'------Pa .------.------WCLS, WJBA, WRBPWK9R Cbarlotte, N. C WBT Charlottetown, P. E. I.. Canada--CFCY Jonlin. MO WMBHrrTIT~~ Chattanoo~a,Tenn WDOD Chelsea, Mass WRSC Chicago, Ill.---- KFKX, KYW, WAAF, WBBM WBCN WCFL WCRW WEBH' WEDC' WENR WFKB: WGES,'WGX WHFC WHT WIBO W.TAZ, W.TRT, WKB~,WLIB. WLR: WLTR WJIAQ. WMRB. WWI, WOK, 'WPCC, WQJ, WSAX, WSBC, WWAE. WTAS. Chicago Heights. I11,------WJRZ Chiclcasha, Okla KOW Chiluohua, Mexico ------CZP' Cienfuegos, Cuba------RBY Cincinnati. Ohio WAAD, WFBE, JVKRC. WLW. WSAI. Clarinda, Iowa ...... KSO Clay Center, Neb .------gMMJ Clearwater, Fla .------WBLd Newark, N. J .----WAAM, WGCP, WNJ, State College, N. M. --,------KOB wnn,. --. State College, Pa.------WPSC New Bedford Mass.------WNBH Steubenville, Ohlo ------WIBR New Haven donn WDRC Stevens Polnt, Wis WLBL New orleais La.------WABZ, WCBE. Stockton, Calif .------KGDM, KWO WJBO, 'WJBW, WEBT, WSU, Streator, Ill .------WTIIX WWT. Summerside, P. B. I., Canada---CHLC Superior, Wie.------WEBC Syracuse. N. Y WFBL, WSYR Toccoa, Oeorgla --,------WTFI Tacoma, Wash.------KMO KVI Takoma Park, Md ~BES Tampa. Fla.--- WJBB, WDAE, WMBR Tamplco, Mexico ------CPQ Taunton, Mass WAIT Terre Haute, Ind WRPI Toledo. Ohio ...... WTAL Toronto Ont., Canada---CFCA, CHIC, CHNC, CJBC, CJSC, CKCL, CKNC, CKSM, CNRT. Trenton, N. J .------WOAX Trinidad, Colo .------KGFL Troy, N. Y WHAZ Tucson. Ariz .------KGAR Tuincu, Cuba ------6JK, 6KW Tuscola, I11 .------WDZ Union City, N. J WMRS Unity, Sask., Canada------CHSC Orlando, Fla.---_-----_-__------nnDRO Urbana, I11 WRM Oskaloosa. Iowa------_------KFHL Utica, N. Y.------WTBX Ottawa, Ont., Canada---- CHXC, CKCO, Valparaiso, Ind .------WRBC PNRn-.. --.,. Vancouver, B. C., Canada ------CFC Parker~hurg,Pa WQAA cFcT cKcD, CKFc, cHP8 Pasadena. Calif ._-----_---KPPC, KPSN CKW~,CNRV. Paterson, N. J .------WODA Venice, Calif KFVD Paaturket, R. I .------_--mRCT Vermillion, S. D .------IZITSD Peek~k111. N. Y WOK0 Vlda, Mont .------KGCX Pen~acola, Fla .------WCOA Virginia Reach, Va WSEA Peoria. I11 .-----_------_------WhIBD Waco, Texas...... W.TAn Petershurw; VV------WLRG Walla Walla, Wash KOWW Petnukey. Mich WRRP Was>sn, D. C WMAL, WRC. Philadelphia Pa.-----__ WABQ WART w nnm. WCAU, msr, WHRW, WILD. WIP: Washington, Pa.------WNBO WLIT, WNAT, WOO, WPSW, Waukegan. 111 WPEP WRAX. Wayne, Neb .------KG(3H Webster. Mass WKRE Wellesley Hills, Mass WBSO Wenona, I11 .------WLBI West de Pere, Wis WHRY Wheeling, W. Va .------WWVA Wichita, Kana KFH Wilkes-Barre, Pa WBAX Willow Grove, Pa WALK Wilmington, WDEL Winni?~g- Manitoba, Canada ----- CKY, c1.1 1sw. Woodaide. N. Y WWRL Port au Prince Haiti ------HHK Woodhaven. N. Y.------WEVD Portsmouth, R.' I .------WSAR Wooster, Ohio------WABW Presrott, Ariz KP.M Worcester. Mass WEPS, WTAG Presrott. Ont., Canada------CIrCC Yankton, S. D WNAX Providence, R. T U'COT, WEAN, Yellow Springs, Ohio ------WRAV WJAR, WLSI, WRAH. York, Neb .------KGBZ Pn~hla, Mexico ...... CYIJ Yorkton, Sask., Canada ------CJGX Pn~hlo.Colo KGnp Youngstown, Ohio----- WKBN. WMBW Pnllman. Wash KWSC Ypsilanti, Mich .------WJRR Quebec. Que., Canada---- CHRC, CKCV, Yuba City, Calif KGFM CKCI. Yuma, ~olo.------KGEK Zion. I11.------WCBD COAST-TO-COAST RECEPTION moat eloquent proof of the charac- OF RADIO PROGRAMS ter of the service actually ren- TELEVISION MAY BE POOR RECEPTION CAUSED EXPECTED dered, and of the extent of the ACHIEVED SOON BY IMPERFECT ANTENNA (Continued from page 6) area which it is qualified to serve. (Continued from page S) OOR radio reception may be In all its allocations, the Com- due to an imperfect antenna practicable on the basis of the allo- small holes, sweeping the face or mission must of necessity be guided P or ground system. Here are cations now in force. It requires by the apirit and letter of the law, object whose image is to be sent ' no sweeping changes, but only a out. a few pointers which may be of which provides for equitable distri- value: clear picture of the ideal to be at- The light beams travel across bution of broadcasting facilities It is better to have the antenna tained, and a steady, careful im- among the states. We cannot, the face at a speed of 18 times per provement of existing conditions. second. There are fifty light run continuously and not have a therefore, permit such a a concen- separate lead from the antenna to To bring this improvement tration of the high-powered sta- beams, or 900 light targets per about, many stations which have second, due to 50 holes in the disk. the set. The antenna should be tions, with completely cleared fre- kept as far as possible from tin rendered a service of doubtful or quencies, as will give these privi- As the light beams move across very limited value will have to the face, rays of light with con- roofs, metal pipes, power lines, leges to only a few communities. telephone wires, metal gutters, etc. change their frequencies, and in stantly changing angles of inci- In all these matters, we must be No. 18 Phospher bronze wire or many cases, where the equipment guided by the needs of the listening dence are reflected from the face used or the personnel available are and impinged upon some part of No. 18 hard drawn copper wire are public, by the law, and by the best. A soft copper wire will sag inadequate for satisfactory opera- the photo-electric cells. demonstrated ability of the broad- and will not give satisfactory tion, licenses will have to be re- These light rays are changed to casters themselves to render public results. voked. feeble electric currents by the service. When the an$enna is run along The essential thing is to realize What we want you to realize is photo-electric cells. what the Commission has in mind, A special vacuum tube amplifier the molding, it should not parallel that, proceeding on this basis, we the telephone or bell wires. All and that it is working toward the of several stages magnifies the have a clear vision of the goal to connections should be soldered for goal by what it conceives to be be attained, both for the longdis- very minute fluctuating currents orderly and natural rather than coming from the photo-electric best results. tance listener and for local service. If an outdoor antenna is n~t autocratic and arbitrary methods. cells. They are magnified 5,000,- We recognize that much remains feasible, use a regular antenna There are, however, many sta- to be done, but we feel convinced 000,000,000 times. tions which are rendering a very The amplified currents then en- plug that can be inserted into any that we are definitely on the right electric light socket. This gives an valuable service within a limited ter a radio transmitter and are road and that a condition can be antenna connection to the house area, and which can continue to ' sent out on the air. brought about which will provide wiring system without using any render such service without need- satisfaction throughout our entire A standard receiving set picks ing excessively high power. up the image signal. After it is current. country. The ground lead should be as Gradually these stations can be sufficiently amplified, it is passed To the people of the United short as possible and should be brought together on frequencies States, the message of the Commis- into a neon tube, placed directly where, although long-distance re- k behind a second revolving disk firmly connected, preferably sol- sion is this: "the future of radio is dered, to a cold water or steam ception will be difficult, there will in your hands to become whatever having the same number of per- be little or no interference within forations as the disk at the trans- radiator pipe. you choose to make of it. It is you mitting station. The person at the A ground can be provided by the normal service ranges. who must tell the broadcasters receiver simply looks into a small driving a six foot length of iron Here again, the Commission is what they shall and shall not send mirror at the swiftly moving pipe into the ground directly out- proceeding along lines of normal, out; it is you who will make pos- pulses of light as they become visi- side the window nearest the re- orderly development, letting the sible the vast developments of radio $ ble through the whirling holes in ceiver and making a connection record of each station speak as its which lie ahead." + the spinning disk. directly to this pipe. BROADCASTING LOG WITH STATIONS LISTED WOULD YOU LIKE TO GET TWICE AS MANY BY WAVE LENGTHS STATIONS WITH YOUR SET? All North American broadcasting stations of 100 watts or more power are here listed according to frequency in kilocycles The following article will tell you how to find out where and wave length in meters, with the power of each station in each wave length comes in on your dials, enabling you to parenthesis following the location. Since it is unusual with search systematically for stations: most sets to pick up distant stations of less than 100 watts power, they are not included in this list. Stations of 1,000 watts or more power are listed in bold face type. 0 you know how to find the length should come in on the wave lengths on your set? set. Suppose you wanted to get D Almost twice as many sta- station XYZ. Looking it up in the Freq. W. L. Dial Setting tions can be brought in with the re- list of stations, you discover that Kilo. Mete. Station Call, Location and Power No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 ceiver if you know just where they its wave is 430 meters. Immediate- 550 545.1 ~~~~-~reele~,Colo. (200) should come in on the dials. It is ly, you will know that it should KSD-St. Louis, Mo. (500) the difference between hunting come in around 68 on the dials, be- WHAZ-Troy, N. Y. (500) blindly and searching in a small cause 75 represents 470 and 60 WMAK-Lockport, N. Y. (750) ------place for something you know is represents 400, and 430 is about 560 535.4 KFBK-Sacramento, Calif. (100) there. half way between. WCAC-Mansfield, Conn. (500) It can be done by learning the The distance at which a station WHO-Des Moiner, Iowa (5,000) relationship between the numbers can be heard depends on the power WTIC-Hartford, Conn. (500) on the dials of the receiver and the it uses. Stations of 1,000 watts or CYY-Merida, Mexico (100) ------wave lengths. By use of the Broad- more are sufficiently powerful to be 570 526 KFKX--Chicago, ill. (2,500) casting Log on the following pages, heard in large areas under favor- KMTIGLos Angeles, Calif. (500) it is very simple indeed. able reception conditions. KYW-Chicago, 111. (2,500) Get a station with your set. Find FOR THIS REASON, STA- WNYC-New York, N. Y. (500)------out what its wave length is. Sup- TIONS of 1,000 WATTS OR pose the station's wave is 470 MORE POWER ARE LISTED IN 580 516.9 WCAE-Pittsburgh, Pa. (500) meters and that is comes in at BOLD FACE TYPE IN THE WMC-Memphis, Tenn. (500) 75; therefore, 75 represents '470 BROADCASTING LOG ON THE WTAG-Worcester, Mass. (500) meters. Mark down the dial set- FOLLOWING PAGES. CHMA-Edmonton, Alta. (250) ting in the log. Inspection of the Broadcasting CHYC-Edmonton, Alta. (250) Then get another station. Find log should enable the listener to de- CJCA-Edmonton, Alta. (500) out what its wave length is. Sup- termine very quickly which sta- CKUA-Edmonton, Alta. (500) pose the station's wave is 400 tions should be received. Calculate CNRE-Edmonton, Alta. (500)------meters and it comes in at 60; there- the distance and the power of the 590 508.2 KLX-Oakland, Calif. (500) fore, 60 represents 400 meters. station and you can tell whether WIP-Philadelphia, Pa. (500) Mark down the dial settings in the you should be able to get it. W00-Philadelphia, Pa. (500) log. IN THE BROADCASTING WOW--Omaha, Nebr. (1,000) ------Carry out the above plan all the LOG, THE POWER OF THE way across the dials. STATION IS SHOWN IN PA- 600 499.7 WAAW-Omaha, Nebr. (500) Then you will be able to figure RENTHESIS AFTER THE LO- WBAP-Fort Worth, Tex. (1,500)------approximately where any wave CATION. 49 Breq. W. L. Dlal Setting Kilo. Mets. Statlon Call, Locatlon and Power No. 1 No. 2 No. 9 Fres. W. L. Dial Settlng 600 499.7 WFAA-Dallas, Texas (500) Kilo. Mets. Statlon Call, Locatlon and Power No. 1 No. 2 No. '3 CFCH-Iroquois Falls, Ont. (250) ------690 434.6 CNRC-Calgary, Alberta (750) 491.5 KCW-Portland, Oreg. (1,000) CNRO-Ottawa, Ont. (500) ------WEAF-New York, N. Y. (5,000) 700 428.3 KFBU-Laramie, Wyo. (500) WSKC-Bay City, Mich. (250)------WCSH-Portland, Maine (500) 483.6 KUSD-Vermilion, S. D. (250) WLWAincinnati, Ohio (5,000) KFDM-Beaumont, Texas (500) CYO-Mexico City, Mexico (100)------WCFUhicago, 111. (1,500) 422.3 KPSSan Francisco, Calif. (1,000) WEMC-Berrien Springs, Mich. (1,000) WOR-Newark, N. J. (500) WLTS-Chicago, Ill. (100) WOS--Jefferson City, Mo. (500)------WTAW-College Station, Tex. (500) AQM-Salvador, Salvador (500) ------416.4 KHJ-Los Angeles, Calif. (500) WHT--Chicago, 111. (5,000) 475.9 WSB-Atlanta, Ca. (1,000) WIBO-Chicago, Ill. (500) WSUI-Iowa City, Iowa (100) WMAF-S. Dartmouth, Mass. (1,000) ------CJGX-Yorkton, Sask. (500) CYR-Mazathan, Mexico (250)------410.7 CFCF-Montreal, Quebec (1,650) CFYC-Burnaby, B. C. (500) 468.5 KFI-Los Angeles, Calif. (5,000) CHPC-Vancouver, B. C. (1,000) WRC-Washington, D. C. (500)------, CKAC-Montreal, Que. (1,200) 461.3 KFNF--Shenandoah, Iowa (2,000) CKCD-Vancouver, B. C. (1,000) KRLD-Dallas, Texas (500) CNRM-Montreal, Que. (1,000)------KUOM-Missoula, Mont. (500) WHAS-Louisville, Ky (500) 405.2 WCC-Minneapolis, Minn. (5,000) WNAC-Boston, Mass. (500) WF'I-Philadelphia, Pa. (500) WRR-Dallas, Texas (500) ------WLIT-Philadelphia, Pa. (500)------454.3 KFRCAan Francisco, Calif. (500) 399.8 KLZ-Denver, Colo. (1,000) WJLBound Brook, N. J. (30,000) ------,------W~EARAleveland,Ohio, (1,000) WTAMAleveland, Ohio (5,000) 447.5 KFOA--Seattle, Wash, (1,000) CYJ-Mexico City, Mexico (2,000) WMAwhicago, 111. (1,000) CYL-Mexico City, Mexico (500) WQJ-Chicago, Ill. (500) ------PWX-Habana, Cuba (500) --,----'------440.9 KFSD-San Diego, Calif. (500) 394.5 KFDY-Brooking~, S. D. (500) WJR-Pontiac, Mich. (5,000) ------,--- KMA-Shenandoah, Iowa (500) 434.5 NAA-Arlington, Va. (1.000) KOB-State College, N. M. (5,000) CFAC-Calgary, Alberta (500) KTW-Seattle, Wsrh (1,000) CFCJ-Calgary, Alta. (250) KWKH-Shrereport, k. (1,000) CFCNAalgary, Alberta, (1,800) KDSG--Pullman, Wash. (500) CHXC-Ottawa, Ont. (250) WHN-New York, N. Y. (500) CKCO-Ottawa, Ont. (100) ------. ------WPAP-Cliffside, Iu. J. (60) 50 WQAO-XlWside, N. J. (500) ,------61 Freq. W. L. Dial Setting Freq. W.L. Dial Setting Kilo. hlets. Station Call. Location and Power No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Kilo. Mets. Station Call, Location and Power No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 770 389.4 WAAF-Chicago, Ill. (500) 840 356.9 CKNC-Toronto, Ont. (500) WABI-Bangor, Maine (100) CKSM-Toronto, Ont. (500) WBBM-Chicago, 111. (1,000) CNRT-Toronto, Ont. (500) ------WJBT-Chicago, Ill. (500) ------850 352.7 WEW-St. Louis, Mo. (1,000) 780 384.4 KCUakland, Calif. (5,000) WOC-Davenport, Iowa (5,000) KTHS-Hot Springs, Ark. (1,000) WWC-Detroit, Mich. (1,000) ------WBSO-Wellsley Hills, Mass. (100) 860 348.6 KJR-Seattle, Wash. (2,500) WCAO-Baltimore, Md. (250) KVOO-Bristow, Okla. (1,000) WCBM-Baltimore, Md. (100) WAARI-Newark, N. J. (500) WSRO-Hamilton, Ohio (100) WFDF-Flint, Mich. (100) WMBF-Miami Beach, Fla. (500) WGBS-New York, N. Y. (500) CKY-Winnipeg, Manitoba (500) 20KLHabana, Cuba (100) I CNRW-Winnipeg, Man., (500)------CZE-Mexico City, Mexico (500)------790 379.5 WCAJ-Lincoln, Nebr. (500) 870 344.6 KFQD-Anchorage, Alaska (100) WCY-Schenectady, N. Y. (50,000) ------WCBD-Zion, 111. (5,000) 800 374.8 KNRC-Santa Monica, Calif. (500) WJBB-St. Petersburg, Fla. (250) WOC-Davenport, Iowa (5,000) WLS-Chicago, 111. (5,000) --,------WJAIdProvidence, R. I. (500) 880 340.7 WKAQ-San Juan, P. A. (500) I CYH-Mexico City, Mexico (100) ------WSM-Nashville, Tenn. (5,000) I 810 370.2 KHQ-Spokane, Wash. (1,000) 6KW-Tuincu, Cuba (4,000) ------WDAF-Kansas City, Mo. (1,000) 890 336.9 KNX-Los Angeles, Calif. (500) 1 WLWLNew York, N. Y. (1,000) i WHB-Kansas City, Mo. (500) 1 WMCA-New York, N. Y. (500)------WJAX-Jacksonville, Fla (1,000) I 820 365.6 WEBH-Chicago, 111. (2,000) WOQ-Kansas City, Mo. (250). WEEI-Boston, Mass. (500) WWVA-Wheeling, W. Va. (250)------WJJD-Mooseheart, 111. (1,000)------900 333.1 KFJM-Grand Forks, N. D. (106) 830 361.2 ELFWB-Los Angeles, Calif. (500) KFQB-Ft. Worth, Texas (1,000) WDAY-Fargo, N. D. (250) KSAC-Manhattan, Kans. (500) WSAI-Cincinnati, Ohio (5,000) KSEI-Pocatello, Idaho (250) HHK-Port au Prince, Haiti (1,000) ------WBLSpringfield, Mass. (15,000) WBZA-Boston, Mass. (500) 840 356.9 CFCA-Toronto, Ont. (500) WJAD-Waco, Texas (500) ------CHIC-Toronto, Ont. (500) CHNC-Toronto, Ont. (500) 910 329.5 CFCT-Vancouver, B. C. (500) CJBC--Toronto, Ont. (500) L CFQC-Saskatoon, Sask. (500) CJSC-Toronto, Ont. (500) CHUC-Saskatoon, Sask. (500) CKCLToronto, Ont. (500) i CJGC-London, Ont. (500) CKLC-Red Deer, Alta. (1,000)------I CJWC-Saskatoon, Sask. (250) ------62 53 Freq. W. L Dlal Setting Freq. W. L. Dial Setting Kllo. ~ets.' Station Call, Location and Power No. 1 No. 2 No. 8 Kilo. Mets. Station Call. Location and Power No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 302.8 WHA-Madison, Wis. (750) 910 329.5 CNRS-Saskatoon, Sask. (500) 990 WLBLStevena Point, Wia. (1,000) CYX-Mexico City, Mexico (500) ------WNAX-Yankton, S. D. (250) ------325.9 KOA-Denver, Colo. (5,000) - 299.8 KFWO-Avalon, Calif. (250) WABLRichmond Hill, N. Y. (2,500) KMOX-St. Louis, Mo. (5,000) WAPI-Auburn, Ala. (1,000) KOWW-Walla Walla, Wash. (500) WBOQ-Richmond Hill, N. Y. (500) ------WBAK-Harrisburg, Pa. (500) 322.4 KICK-Atlantic, Iowa (100) WPSC-State College, Pa. (500) WGHP-Detroit, Mich. (750) CYA-Mexico City, Mexico (500) ------WIAS-Burlington, Iowa (10 0) WQAM-Miami, Fla. (750) 296.9 KQW-San Jose, Calif. (500) WRHF-Washington, D. C. (150) KUOA-Fayetteville, Ark. (500) WSMB-New Orleans, La. (500) WADC-Akron, Ohio (500) I CHNLHalifax, N. S. (100) WDELWilmington, Del. (100) CNRA-Moncton, N. B. (500) WPES--Gloucester, Mass. (100) CYQ-Tampico, Mexico (100) ------. WRAV-Yellow Springs, Ohio (100) WSMK-Dayton, Ohio (200) 319 KOIN-Portland, Oreg., (1,000) WWNGAaheville, N. C. (1,000)------WEAN-Providence, R. I. (500) WGHP-Mt. Clemens, Mich. (750) 293.9 KGCH-Wayne, Nebr. (250) KPRC-Houston, Texas (500) WOAI-San Antonio, Texaa (5,000) ------.- WGLNew York, N. Y. (500) I 315.6 KDKA-Pittsburgh, Pa. (50,000) KGCH-Wayne, Nebr. (250) KPSN-Paaadena, Calif. (1,000)------WLBW-Oil City, Pa. (500) 312.3 CFCY-Charlottetown, P. E. I. (100) WODA-Pateraon, N. J. (1,000) I CJBR--Regina, Sask. (500) WTMJ-Milwaukee, Wia. (1,000) ------CKCK-Regina, Sask. (500) 291.9 CFRB-King, Ont. (1,000) CNRR--Regina, Sask. (500) CJYC-Scarboro, Ont. (500) CYU-Puebla, Mexico (100) ------CKCX4carbor0, Ont. (500) ------309.1 KFAB-Lincoln, Nebr. (2,000) 288.3 KGBX-St. Joseph, Mo. (100) KYA-San F'rancisco, Calif. (500) KTBI-Los Angeles, Calif. (500) WPCH-Brooklyn, N. Y. (500) WBCN-Chicago, Ill. (250) WRNY-New York, N. Y. (500) WBET-Boston, Mass. (500) CZF-Chiluohua, Mexico (250) ------. ------WDBO-Orlando, Fla. (500) 305.9 KOM-Seattle, Waah. (1,000) WENR-Chicago, Ill. (500) , WCN--Cbicago, 111. (15,000) WFLA-Clearwater, Fla. (500) WLIB--Chicago, Ill. (15,000)------WIAD-Philadelphia, Pa. (100) WKY-Oklahoma City, Okla. (150) 802.8 KSLSdt Lka City, Utah (1,000) WNAT-Philadelphia, Pa. (100) WBIS-Boaton, Maw. (100) WSSH-Boston, Mass. (100) ------WGR--Bflslo, N. Y. ('760)------,------64 Freq. W. L. Dial Setting Kilo. . Mets. Station C~LL.Location and Power No. 1 Xo. 2 No. 3 - Freq. W. L. Dial Setting 1 285.5 KFAU-Boise, Idaho (2,000) Kilo. Mets. Station Call, Location and Power No. No. 2 No. 3 KFOY-St. Paul, Minn. (250) 1100 272.6 WPC-Atlantic City, N. J. (5,000) KMMJ-Clay Center, Nebr. (250) WSKC-Bay City, Mich. (250) WBAL-Baltimore, Md. (8,000) WRM-Urbana, Ill, (500) ------WJAG-Norfolk, Nebr. (250) 1110 270,l KFLX-Galveston, Texas (100) WKAR-East Lansing, Mich. (500) KGU-Honolulu, T. H. (600) WOAN-Lawrenceburg, Tenn. (250) ------KOAC-Cornallis, Oreg. (500) 282.8 KF'JR-Portland, Oreg. (100) KQV-Pittsburgh, Pa. (500) KFXF-Denver, Colo. (250) WGST-Atlanta, Ga. (500) KFUM--Colorado Spgs., Colo. (1,000) WJAS-Pittsburgh, Pa. (500) WAIU-Columbus, Ohio (5,000) WMAZ-Macon, Ga. (500) WDRC-New Haven, Conn. (500) WSOE-Milwaukee, Wis. (250)------WEAO-Columbus, Ohio (750)------1120 267.5 KFIZ-Fond du Lac, Wis. (100) 280.2 KTAB-Oakland, Calif. (500) KF'LV-Rockford, Ill. (100) WFIW-Hopkinsville, Ky. (500) KFWI-San Francisco, Calif. (500) WFBG-Altoona, Pa. (100) WHAD-Milwaukee, Wis. (500) WGCP-Newark, N. J. (500) KSBA-Shreveport, La. (1,000) WNJ-Newark, N. J. (500) WBAO-Decatur, Ill. (100) WTALToledo, Ohio (100) ------WBKN-Brooklyn, N. Y. (100) WBMS-Union City, N. J. (100) 277.6 KOIUouncil Bluffs, Iowa (2,000) WDAE-Tampa, Fla. (500) KTCLSeattle, Wash. (500) WIBI-Flushing, N. Y. (100) KWWG-Brownsville, Texas (500) WWRLWoodside, N. Y. (100) WDZ-Tuscola, Ill. (100) CFRC-Kingston, Ont. (500) ------WHAM-Rochester, N. Y. (5,000) ------265.3 KTSA-San Antonio, Texas (2,000) 275.1 KFSG-Los Angeles, Calif. (500) 1130 WBES-Takoma Park, Md. (100) WDWF-Cranston, R. I. (250) WCWS-Danbury, Conn. (100) WORD-Batavia, Ill. (5.000) . WHK-Cleveland, Ohio (500) WTAS-Elgin, Ill. (500) WICC-Sport Hill, Conn. (250) WWLNew Orleans, La. (100) WNOX-Knoxville, Tenn. (1,000) 6JK-Tuincu, Cuba (100) WOI-Ames, Iowa (2,500) CYB-Mexico City, Mexico (1,000) ------CNRV-Vancouver, B. C. (500) 272.6 KFAD-Phoenix, Ariz. (500) CYF-Oaxaca, Mexico (100) ------KFJF-Oklahoma City, Okla. (750) KLDS-Independence, Mo. ( 1,500) 1140 263 KGEF-Los Angles, Calif. (500) KSMR-Santa Maria, Calif. (100) WDAG-Amarillo, Texas (250) WBAA-West Lafayette, Ind. (500) WEAM-N. Plainfield, N. J. (250) WFBJ-Collegeville, Minn. (100) WJAZ-Mt. Prospect, Ill. (5,000) WFDF-Flint, Mich. (100) i WJBI-Red Bank, N. J. (150) WHAR-Atlantic City, N. J. (1,000) ------.------_ WJBO-New Orleans, La. (100) WMALWashington, D. C. (250)------56 57 Freq. W.L. Dlal 13ettlng Breq. W. L. Dial Setting Kilo. CaU. 1 2 8 Kilo. Mets. Station Call. Location and Power No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 Metr. Statlon Loeatlon and Power No. No. No. 1140 263 WMBI-Chicago, Ill. (500) 1190 262 WMBB--Chiugo, 111. (6,000) WMBR--Tampa, Fla. (100 ) WSEA-Virginia Beach, Va. (500) WOK--Chicago, 111. (6,000) WTAR-Norfolk, Va. (500) ------:------WSAR--Portsmouth, R. I. (loo)------1150 260.7 KCA-Spokane, Wash. (2,000) 1200 ' 249.9 KFQU-Holy City, Calif. (100) WCAU-Philadelphia, Pa. (500) KFRU-Columbia, Mo. (600) WDGY-Minneapolis, Minn. (500) KFYRBismarck, N. Dak. (250) WNBH-Xew Bedford, Mass. (250) WBAX-Wilkes-Bane, Pa. (100) WOOD-Fernwood, Mich. (500) WBRE-Wilkes-Barre, Pa. (100) WRHM-Minneapolis, Minn. (1 000) WCOA-Pensacola, Fla. (500) 6BY-Cienfuegos, Cuba (200) ------7SR--Elia, Cuba (100) ------1160 258.5 KDYLSalt Lake City, Utah (100) 1210 247.8 KFBSSan Diego, Calif. (100) ICFOX-Omaha, Nebr. (100) KFELDenver, Colo. (250) KFULGalveston, Texas (500) KFIO-Spokane, Wash. (100) KOCH-Omaha, Nebr. (250) KFPY-Spokane, Wash. (250) WBT-Charlotte, N. C. (500) KFJB-Marshalltown, Iowa (100) WCMA-Culver, Ind. (250) KFQA-St. Louis, Mo. (100) WEBW-Beloit, Wis. (500) WBAW-Nashville, Tenn. (100) WFBLSyracuse, N. Y. (750) KOW-Denver, Colo. (250) WILSt. Louis, Mo. (250) WBBLRichmond, Va. (100) WNAI-Omaha, Nebr. (250) WCAT-Rapids City, S. Dak. (500) WSBF-St. Louis, Mo. (250) ------WIOD-Miami Beach, Fla. (1,000) 1170 256.3 KRE-Berkeley, Calif. (100) WMAY-St. Louis, Mo. (100) ------KTNT-Muscatine, Iowa (1,000) WASH-Grand Rapids, Mich. (250) 1220 245.8 KFH-Wichita, Kans. (500) WBBR-Rossville, N. Y. (1,000) KFIO-Spokane, Wash. (100) WCSO-Springfield, Ohio (500) KLS-Oakland, Calif. (250) WEBJ-Xew York, N. Y. (500) KZM-Oakland, Calif. (100) WLTH-Brooklyn, N. Y. (250) ------_ ----- WAATJersey City, N J. (500) WDOD-Chattanooga, Tenn. (500) 1180 254.1 KFKU-Lawrence, Kam. (500) WEVD-Woodhaven, N. Y. (500) KGFX-Pierre, 6. Dak. WFBE-Cincinnati, Ohio (250) KMO-Tacoma, Wash. (250) WGBB-Freeport, N. Y. (400) WCAX-Burlington, Vt. (100) WHDI-Minneapolis, Minn. (500) WABO-Rochester, N. Y. (250) WKRC-Cincinnati, Ohio (250) WREN-Lawrence, Kans. (750) WL&Minneapolis, Minn. (500) ------WRVA-Richmond, Va. (1,000) WTAQ-Eau Claire, Wis. (500) ------1230 243.8 KFCB-Phoenix, Ariz. (125) KGRS-Amarillo, Texas (150) 1190 252 KOCW-Chickasha, Okla. (250) KSCJ-Sioux City, Iowa (500) KPLA-Los Angeles, Calif. (500) KWUC-LeMars, Iowa (1,500) ------WKBF-Indianapolis, Ind. (250)------59 58 Freq. W. L. Dlal Setting W. L. Dlal Setting Kllo. Mete. Statlon Call, Location and Power No. 1 No. 2 No. 8 Mets. Statlon MI, Locatlon and Power No. 1 No. 2 No. 8 1230 243.8 WBRC-Birmingham, Ala (250) 234.2 WDAH-El Paso, Texas (100) WCAD-Canton, N. Y. (600) WMBLHarrisburg, Pa. (260) -,------*------WMBGDetroit, Mich. (100) -,------232.4 KFJY-Ft. Dodge, Iowa (100) 1240 241.8 KFKLMilford, Kaas (1,500) KFMR--Sioux City, Iowa (100) KF'ON-Long Beach, Calif. (600) KFPR--Lo8 Angeles, Calif. (260) WEBC-Superior, Wis. (260) KUT-Austin, Texas (600) WEBR-Buffalo, N. Y. (200) WBRLcTilton, N. Ramp. (500) WEDC-Chicago, Ill. (600) WHBQ-Memphis, Tenn. (100) WGES-Chicago, Ill. (500) WJKS-Gary, Ind. (500) I WSAZ--Huntington, W. Va. (100) ------WSBC-Chicago, Ill. (500) ------1250 239.9 KEX-Portland, Ores. (2,500) 230.6 KFEQ-St. Joseph, Mo. (1,000) KFYR-Bismarck, N. Dak. (250) WAFD-Detroit, Mich. (100) KWCR-Cedar Rapids, Iowa (250) WCOC-Columbus, Miss. (100) WBBP-Petoskey, Mich. (100) WDBJ-Roanoke, Va. (250) , WDWM-Asbury Park, N. J. (250) WGBI-Scranton, Pa. (250) WIBA-Madison, Wis. (100) WQAN-Scranton, Pa. (250) WJAM-Cedar Rapids, Iowa (250) WREO-Lansing, Mich. (1,000)------WNAD-Norman, Okla. (500) 228.9 KELW-Burbank, Calif. (250) WOAX-Trenton, N. J. (500) ------KGBU-Ketchikan, Alaska (500) 1260 238 WIBX-Utica, N. Y. (160) WHBPAohnstown, Pa. (500) WLBI-East Wenona, Ill. (250) WKBE-Webster, Mass. (100) WRAW-Reading, Pa. (100) WOWSFt. Wayne, lad. (2,500)------WRBC-Valparaiso, Ind. (250) 227.1 KFUP-Denver, Colo. (100) WSBT-South Bend, Ind. (500) ------KSO-Clarinda, Iowa (500) 1270 236.1 KFDX-Shreveport, La. (250) WARS-Brooklyn, X. Y. (500) KF'MX-Northfield, Minn. (500) WWAE-Chicago, Ill. (500) ICFWM-Oakland, Calif. (500) WBBC-Brooklyn, N. Y. (500) KHMC-Harlingen, Texas (100) WCLO-Camp Lake, Wis. (100) WBNY-New York, N. Y. (500) WJAY-Cleveland, Ohio (500) WCALNorthfield, Minn. (500) WJBC-LaSalle, Ill. (100) WGBF-Evansville, Ind. (250) WJBLOmro, Wis. (100) WHAP-New York, N. Y. (1,000) WSDA-New Yotk, N. Y. (250)------WMSG-New York, N. Y. (500) 225.4 KFUldOgden, Utah (500) WTAD-Quincy, Ill. (250) WAND-Minneapolis, Minn. (500) WTALNorfolk, Va. (500) ------WDAD-Nashville, Tenn. (1,008) 1280 234.2 KFUO-St. Louia, Mo. (1,000) WFBM-Indianapolis, Ind. (250) KFVE-St. Louis, Mo. (1,000) WFBR-Baltimore, Md. (100) KGALTucson, Ariz. (100) WMAC-Cazenovia, N. Y. (500) WCAH-Columbus, Ohio (250)------WSYRSyracuse, N. Y. (500)------60 61 Freq. W. L. 1Dial Betting station Call. Location and Power NO. NO. 2 NO. 8 Freq. W.L. Dlal Setting ~il~.Mets. Station Call, Location and Power No. 1 No. 2, 1340 223.7 KGFH-La Creacenta, Calif. (260) 1400 214.2 KF~-St. Louis, Mo. (250) KWG--Inglewood, Calif. (260) WCWK-Ft. Wayne, Ind. (250) WABQ-Philadelphia, Pa. (600) WJBU-Lewisburg, Pa. (100) WCAM-Camden, N. J. (500) WLBG--Petemburg, Va. (100) WCRW-Chicago, Ill. (600) WFn-Chicago, I11 (600) 1410 212.6 KGBZ-York, Nebr. (100) WNRC-Greensboro, N. C. (500) KGDX-Shreveport, La. (250) WPCC-Chicago, Ill. (500) WJBL-Decatur, Ill. (250) WSu-Grove City, Pa. ( 250 ) ------WRAX-Philadelphia, Pa. (250) WSIX-Springfield, Tenn. (150) ------1360 222.1 KFWC-San Bernardino, Calif. (100) ------KWKC-Kansas City, Mo. (100) 1420 211.1 KPNP-Muscatine, Iowa (100) WCBA-Allentown, Pa. (100) WBMH-Detroit, Mich. (100) WHBD-Bellefontaine, Ohio (100) WBRS-Brooklyn, N. Y. (100) WHBF-Rock Island, 111. (100) WCDA-Cliffside, N. J. (250) WSAN-Allentown, Pa. (100) ------WMES-~oston, Mass. (50) 1360 220.4 WKBH-La Crosse, Wis. (500) WRSC-Chelsea, Mass. (100) WMBO-Auburn, N. Y. (100) ------WRST-Bay Shore, N. Y. (250)------,------1370 218.8 KGEW-Fort Morgan, Cola. (200) 1430 209.7 KSOOSioux Falls, S. D. (250) WCGU-Coney Island, N. Y. (500) WCBS-Springfield, Ill. (250) WGWB-Milwaukee, Wis. (500) WOKT-Rochester, N. Y. (500) WKBO-Jersey City, N. J. (500) WPRC-Harrisburg, Pa. (100) WKBQ-New York, N. Y. (500)------WRCV-Norfolk, Va. (100) WTFI-Toccoa, Georgia (250) ------1 1380 217.3 KFOR--Lincoln, Nebr. (100) KFQWAeattle, Wash. (100) 1440 208.2 KFVD-Venice, Calif. (250) WKBS-Galesburg, Ill. (100) KGCU-Mandan, N. D. (100) WKBV-Brookville, Ind. (100) KGFJ-~os Angeles, Calif. (1 00 ) WKBW-Buffalo, N. Y. (500) WJBZ-Chicago Heights, 111. (100) WLBO-Galesburg, 111. (100) WLBZ-Dover, Maine (250) WRCO-Raleigh, N. C. (250) ------WNBA-Forest Park, Ill. (200) 1390 215.7 KGER-Long Beach, Calif. (100) WRAF-LaPorte, Ind. (100) KRLO-Los Angeles, Calif. (250) WRpI-Terre Haute, Ind. (loo)------WCLSJoliet, 111. (150) 1450 206.8 KGDW-Humboldt, Neb. (100) WEHS-Evanston, 111. (100) KGGF-picher, Okla. (loo)------WHFC-Chicago, Ill. (200) WKBB-Joliet, 111. (150) 1460 206.4 KGEO-Grand Island, Nebr. (100) WOKO-Peekskill, N. Y. 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