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he mentioned thatt was his belief that Locate Your Stations Here the "koff" in the last name indicated that K TRKFI KECA it meant the family of Micha.Then he KHJ KFVD KFSGKGFJ KFOX KGB KERN KVOE KGP1. KESITKIAPC said, "Some of the Russian members of KIEVIKEWITKNX KOKO' 7FAIKCERJ KDB KPMC the orchestra do not agree with me on that.But while 1, myself, am not a Rus- -11.111 111171 111111hIltalia1 IFill1111111.111151 sian, I am a DAMroschan." 600 700 800 600 1000 1100 1200 1300 14 00 1500 1700 I am not sure whether the above meets with your approval, but if it does, may I

have three tickets for the Sunday Chase THE EAR INSPIRES THE PEN- and Sanborn program. N..tes This department is open to Ed. Note: You wintickets, Miss readers to air their opinions on any that I have been a steady and consistent Sylvia G. Vega. - hope the busbies, subject Inspired in radio listening, In reader of Radio Life, since last summer. office will send Chase and Sanborn generalto give the radiolistening Since the Metropolitandailies gotinto ours. public an outlet for expression. The their scrap with the broadcasters, we of editor reserves the right to editall Paul Specht, letters. The Writer's name will be the listening public, have had to go with- withheld onrequest,butallletters 1585 Broadway, New York City. must be signed. Try to keep all let- out having answered many questions that ters within 100 words. arise in our minds. Sirs: The recent NBC network broad- Radio Life has come to the rescue-and casts of "Music in the Morgan Manner" how! from the Palace ho:el in San Francisco Mrs. F. L. Bartram, , With asmall have been including a new instrumental 1628 S. Park, Pomona, Calif. five -tube RCA setI tune which calls fo- encores.Troubled often pick up northern and eastern sta- with the new radio chain regulations that Sirs:Just alineinappreciationof tions, particularly at night. restrict broadcasting of ASCAP tunes, your little magazine. Ithink sending it Often I have felt the need to identify Maestro Russ Morgan has been looking out from the markets is a splendid idea. them as to their connection with the majorthwugh dozens of manuscript tunes sub- I'm very much interested in the poetry chains. mitted to him by a new crop of composers. department, and do hope you will enlarge May I suggest that some time, in theSome of these writers are identified with that part of it. very near future, you compile a list of all the Broadcast Music, Inc., better known I am a collector of poetry,. and haveof the coast and west slope stations that as BMI, and some are publishing their own good reason to know that many people songs and music. love such things.My collection is widely are outlets for any of the major chains- known, and I receive many requests for andidentifysuchstationswithsuch ** * poems.So there must be many interested. chains. Thanks again for the pleasure you are I doubt that there are 100 stations all giving. told on the coast that are so identified, Contests therefore, it should not be a heavy task. E. W. H., I do know that such stations as KFSD FOLLOWING are contests and offers Los Angeles. (San Diego), KPO (San Francisco), and which are being presented to South- KOA (Denver) are National Broadcasting ern California listene-s as part of various Sirs: I especially your article outlets.Also KFRC (San Francisco) and programs broadcastover KNX. Those last week on Dr.Maier's "Lutheran marked with asterisk (*) are new: Hour."I was surprised, however, to find KHST, (Chico, Calif.) are Mutual outlets this hour is not listed alphabetically. The but this represents only a small proportion 111)WEY'S, INCORPORATED of the total. Newerand Rhythm last was my fifth issue of Radio Life. I intend, if and when you should pub- Send In "Goofy Headlines" (as used would not miss it now for anything. Please on program)with Dari-Rich bottle withhold my name in case this is pub- lish this information, to cut the same out cap. Ten prizes of $5 each, plus 200 lished. of the magazine and paste it in my log certificate.for onoireuartof Dari- book.(i.e."Log Book" means to me, Rich. Mail: Bari -Rich, Chicago, Ill. T. Brown, general station information). .BROWN WILLIAMSONmos.CO. ltd. Note, In the nearing future the "Paul Sullivan, News" 934 Fourth St., Santa Monica. listingaskedfor by Reader -Listener Send questions about current news Joseph H. Stace will he printed. facts, one Raleigh Cigarettes package Sirs: May I suggest that alongside each wrapper. $111 if queartion answered on station in "News Broadcasts" you print Sylvia G. Vega, program. Hail: Paul Sullivan, Louis- thedial number ofthestation.This 1433 Arapahoe St., Los Angeles. ville, Kentucky. would also be of help in Program High- COLGATE PALMOLIVE PEET CO. lights and even in the full program list- Sirs: This letter is three -foldin pur- Ask -It Basket ing.I don't bother looking up dial num- pose: to express my enjoyment of your Send In question and one carton of Colgate for each question submitted. bers on page two so miss good things. magazine; tocallyour attentiontoa If question is used, 15 plug year's sup- Ed.Note: ToResider -ListenerT. slight error therein; and to submit a gag. ply of Colgate. Mail: Ask -it Basket, Brown, thanker for a good Idea. Will Your magazine is certainly a boon to all CBS. N.I other Radio Life -Inns write Inex- avid radiolisteners. For p e o p 1 e, like COLGA'VE PALMOLIVE PEET CO. pressing, their wishes In this matter! myself who spend much of the day alone, Wayne King*, Orchestra depending upon the radio for company, Request your favorite song and tell Joseph A. Fornia, reason in fifty words or less. Six dia- "Radio Life" is an invaluable aid toward mond rings each week. Mail:Vt ay or 1820 Edgemont St., San Diego, Calif. getting the best programs with the least King.CBS, Chicago. Sirs:Your splendidarticle"Musical effort, and the bits of news included in CONTINENT II. B %KING CO. Showdown" (Radio I.ife, Jan. 5) is surely the magazine are also very pleasant. Marriage Club appreciated by all composers not members Inoticed that for the last two weeks Questions0011(410,1aboutmarried of ASCAP. I had the usual "pass -up" lifeIf used on programyoureceive you list the Radio City Music Hall pro- $5. Mail: Haven MtuAuarrie, care of experience with them, aswellasmail gram as Starting at10a.tn.Sunday Station. N. Y. from numerous gyp publishers.As an old mornings on KFI.I hope I'm not wrong, trouper, past 70,I KID'S edUlZAROO did not fall for thisbut I believe this program starts at 9:80., Two teams. Four boys and girl. on racket. In listening to the Music Appreciation each. Two dollars in cash each, for Hour conducted by Walter Damrosch, I the members of the winning team. Joseph H. Stace, heardanespeciallycleverquip 'that MIDNIGHT MERRY-GO-ROUND 4415 Ambrose Ave., Los Angeles, Three of the four ..brass rings" each seemed more spontaneous than fore -plan- night with cash prizes and tickets for Sirs: Without handing out any "soft- ned.When Mr. Damrosch introduced his the correct title of the recording and soap" and a lot of "bull" I want to say, first violinist, Micha Michakoff, as soloist, production it's from, also questions. RADIO LIFE ispublished weekly by Compton PrintinaCompany.1029 West Washington Boulevard. Los Angeles: Hanson HHathaway. Editor: Vinson Vaughan. Business Manager. 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PAGE 3 JANUARY 26, 1941 RADIO: West * National *International 'Mrs. Lawrence' Program Changes This Week Editor's Note: As rapidly as they are furnished by Log Editors of principalbroadcasting net- works and major western independents, complete program and time changeswill be noted, week to week. In this section. Readers are informed, however, that even notedchanges may not hold true, because of broadcasting problems, and nearly overwhelming pressure ofworld affairs, to which the Radio industry. ininterests of public service,sacrifices time, money and, in some cases, programs. that Mel], of public service shall be maintained. "NP" meansNew Program. "NT" means "New Time ' Change Program Station Time Day KILL KGBKGB. ..KVOE. 11:30 a.m.-Sat. NP Democratic Club Forum KINM KN X n.m.-Sat. NP St. Paul Winter Carnival KELL KGB. KVOE, 1:15 n.m.-Sat. NP Bahamas Handicap K FAH NT News of Americas KNX 2:00 p.m.-Sat. NT Of Men & Books KMPC 2:30 n.m.-Sat. NT Garden Club KEt'A 5:00 n.m.--Sat. NP Faith Builders KH.I. KGB. KVOE ' 8:30 a.m.-Sun. NT Voice of Prophecy Choir KILI 9:15 a.m.-Sun. NT Miniature V.tronolitan ILMPC 2:00 p.m.-Sun. NP Gilbert & Sullivan Tunes KMPC 4:30 n.m.-un. NT Sports Newsreel KEC A 6:45 p.m.-sun. NP Don Cossack Choir K EAVB 7:45 n m.-Stin NP Treat Tim. KFl 9:00 a.m.-M..W..F. NT Wife Saver KFI 10:30 a.m.-Mon. tnru Fri. NT Parents Forum Kl'AC 11:30 a.m.-M.. W.. F. NT Australian Dinner Day KECA . !nu n.m.-Mon. NP Frazier Runt KFI 10:15 p.m.-M.. W.. F. KKM Pr 10:45 n.m.-Mon. tnru Fri. NP Today in Hollywood FWB 11:30 n.m.-Mon. thru Fri. NP Operetta KMPC 5:00 n.m.-Tues.. Thurs. NP Snorts Let's RoundTalk It -Fn Over 3:45 n.m.-Wed. SARAH BURTON, versatile British. NT Art Linkletter trz. KGB KVOE 7:45 n.m.-Thurs. born actress, started out asachild NP Joe Louis vs. Bed Burman KE(' KFSD 7 :00 n.m.-Fri. ballet dancer, later became a singer NT Saturday Morning Party KNX 9:30 a.m. t. and finally a dramaticstar,appear- NP Let's Pretend KNX 10:00 a.m.-2.Sat. ing In the principal cities of Eng- laud and on the Continent. She Is currentlyheardasthealluring eighth toeleventh, andthePot from Mrs. Lawrence" In "The Citadel," along with stage West 11th to 57th. and screen stars, Ralph Forbes and In its lengthy digest by A. W. Lehman Jill Esmond. The radio adaptation RADIO SHOW STANDINGS: Result - of this international best-selleris fully potent among radio poll -takers and (Jan.13,1941)Broadcastingascribed broadcastas afeatureofthe analysts is CAB (Comparative Analysis ofmany reasons forshiftsinpopularity, M heatena Playhouse each Monday Broadcasting), a department of radio'smost of which were of trade interest, but through Friday over station KNX. weekly trade journal, "Broadcasting." which, like all reasons, gave way to best reason ofall:Public preferred certain vorce; 3) Family Doctor; 4)I Want a Last week CAB had reported ten shows shows more than others, tuned to theseDivorce; 5) Great Plays; 6) Confessions as leading the radio parade at the close shows, raised their popularity levels. of a Corsair; 7) Friendly Neighbors; 8) of 1940, had made an analysis of eve- -ReportedMissing;9)ShafterParker; ning show position standings for the whole Unable to undertake an adequate sur-and 10) Hiway Romances. year month by month, and thus gave vey of the year's best shows, Radio Life radio,itstime buyers and advertising editors at year's end waded through mail BEAT ME, PROPAGANDA, 'SIG' TO agencies succinct information with whichto cross-section December reader -listener THE SONG: The length to which ASCAP to key 1941's air efforts. preferences, found: is willing to go in carrying on its fight As they wound up the year, the ten For evening shows: 1) Fibber and withradio networks was demonstrated shows and their standings were: Molly; 2)Edgar Bergen; 3) One last Saturday night, much, we think, to Man's Family; 4) Jack Benny; 5) the chagrin of California's leading news- Place1,Jack Benny;2)Edgar Major Bowes; 6) Kay Kyser; 7) The paper publishers. Bergen; 3) Fibber McGee and Molly; Aldrich Family; 8) Bob Hope; 9) Lux In annual convention was California 4) Lux Radio Theatre; 5) Bob Hope; Radio; and 10) Kate Smith Hour. Newspaper Publishers Association at ul- 6)The AldrichFamily;7)Kate tra -swank Del Monte Hotel, on Monte- Smith Hour; 8) Major Bowes; 9) Kay Radio Life's reader -listener positioning rey's rain -drenched peninsula.Tradition- Kyser; and 10) One Man's Family. for daytime shows:1)Vic and Sade; 2) Life Can Be Beautiful; 3) The Wom- ally the fourth-estaters wind -ip their con- As December rolled to its own and Pepper vention on Saturday night with an eve- an in White; 4) Ma Perkins; 5) stageentertainment,hilarity, the old year's end, CAB positioned day- Young's Family;6)Mary Marlin;7) ningof time shows as follows:I) Ma Perkins;Right toHappiness; 8)StellaDallas; dancing. Pepper Young's Family; 3) Vic and 10)Second Announced weeks in advance was ap- 2) 9)Our Gal Sunday; and pearance, as principal entertainer,of Sig- Sade; 4) Life Can Be Beautiful; 5) The Wife. Woman in White; 6) Mary Marlin; 7) mund(`Sig')Romberg,acecomposer, Happiness;8)StellaDallas; Of newscasters and commentators, fromwhompublisher -guestsexpected Rightto national, local and coastal Radi6 Life sweet songs, certainly no proselyting. 9) Our Gal Sunday; and 10) Road of readers positioned: 1) Fulton Lewis; Interested enough were the publishers, Life. 2) Jose Rodriguez and Sid Suther- Significant in CAB's findings was fact then, in Romberg's playing of his "Song land; 3) John B. Hughes; 4) Gabriel of Love," "WhenI Grow Too Old to that but three shows-not among first Heatter; 5) Knox Manning; 6) Sam Dream," and "One Alone." Amazed, how- ten in December 1939-had broken into Hayes; 7) Ybarra; 8) Al Warner; Romberg the charmed column. These were the Ald- ever, and irate were some when 9) Elmer Davis; and 10) Fleetwood said: rich Family, Kay Kyser and One Man's Lawton. Family. "Too bad we can't have these 'songs Favorites of 1939, Kraft Music Hall, Of shows originating independently of any more-they'reASCAP." Fitch Band Wagon, and Pot o' Gold, were nets or restricted to coastal area, Radio 1) And, after two more melodies from dismally gone, Kraft falling from fifth Life readers' mail analysi# revealed: "Desert Song": "If you want these tunes, to twelfth place, the Band Wagon from Bachelor's Children; 2) Orphans of Di - RADIO CIFE JANTJARY NS, 1941

cincts, had lost his job, had bent tiredtinuing on up to the more recent "Two Everyman's Star footsteps northward to where the Bigon an Island" and "Having a Wonderful City sprawled seductively across its ocean - Time." wind -spanked area. lallor` 'NW* Back thusfar does Bob (Bazooka) WITH CHISEL AND PALETTE: Burns go to explain a trait that causesLovely is Irene Rich, star of radio pro- much radio director hair -clutching, a hab- gram, "Dear John," but no more or less it many regard as a professional inhibi-lovely thanisher charming daughter, tion: an unwillingness to rehearse. Frances, sculptress.To both women a Last week Bob Burns remembered: "I,fortnightago journeyed Diego Rivera, rode a hoss in them pictures, wasall Mexico's corpulent artist -liberal. His mis- dressed up like a Swiss guard in cocked sion? Topaintafrescoportraitof hat, white uniform and oil -cloth leggings Frances. that came darn near to my waist.I was Rivera found Santa Barbara dampish, supposed to be knocked off my hoss and grew discouraged at long delays between trampled on.Before shooting, we had drying of fresco's various stages. Neither eight rehearsals.I was trampled on eight Rivera or La Rich's Frances saw in heat- times." lessdays reasonforfraying tempers. How Frances solved situation: Between Since then Bob Burns hasn't had muchfresco -drying intervals she settled portly useforrehearsals.On currentMusic Rivera on a dais inher studio, went Hall soirees with Bing Crosby each Thurs- ahead witha terra-cotta bust of him. day over NBC's KFI at 6 p. in., hi givesRestive -handed, Rivera began a self-por- practice sessions a quick brush-off, merely trait,finisheditwhile Frances sculped jotting down notes like "Aunt Boo's mouse him. trap" or "Snazzy's automobile" to cover his script on an Ozark story. NBC pro- ducers, accustomed to timing their broad-National castswithsplit-secondprecision,find BETTE DAVIS, brilliant screen ac- Burns'ramblingtechniqueaproblem. COALS TO AIRY NEWCASTLE: On tress, who is recognized as one of Bob recalled his first show on KMH: a day last fortnight to makers of Wings America's greatest dramatic stars, and was starredin Arch °boiler's "They gave me a six -minute spot on cigarettes there happened that which is adaptation of Somerset Maughan's that show.I told 'em it warn't enough. often a nightmare to honest contest con- 'Of Human Bondage" Friday, Jan- ductors when contests have as first prizes uary 11'. Mho. Davis portrayed the I ought to have at least seven. We ar: tragic heroine in the screen version gued back and forth and finally they that which is singularly costly: Two men of "Of Human Bondage." A rare vis- give in and let me have seven minutes.tied for first place in Wings' contest on itor toradio, Miss Davis received program, "Wings of Destiny," prize for national acclaim for her perform- Helen Jepson was to sing right afterme. ance In Oboler's "titer Ego," which I began to gab and rambled on for 13 which weeklyisa Piper. Cub airplane. won heran awardfortheout- minutes and 10seconds.Helen didn't The men, Henry T. Miller, Tulsa, Okla., standing dramatic performance of get to go on at all.For allI know she and Lieut. Wyan E. Thiessen, Davenport, 1938. may be settin' there yet." Iowa. write the sponsors-not the radiosta- No sitter, Helen Jepson has become a Being honest contest conductors, as all prime radioist. radio contest stagers are, makers of Wings tions."Other and repeatedreferences to both men gave spankingly new air- to ASCAP were made throughout Rom - planes. berg's performance.The next morning LOVE -STRUCK LILY: The love -struck In Miller's case, the award of a plane as editors were rubbing weary eyes, fol- Lilyof"MeetMisterMeek"isAnn lowing their night of merrymaking, they Thomas, a veteran of radio, though still were asking themselves why their sup-a young girl.Unlike most actors who The Old Maestro posed "entertainment" should have beenwere carried on stage at early ages, Ann dished up asover -ripe ASCAP propa- was individualistic.She crawled on at ganda, wondered, too, perhaps, whetherage of four to delight a Metropolitan newspapers, even though self -admitted en-Opera audience watching a production of "The Bluebird." The crawl was her debut, emies of radio, haven't been already tooalthough she thought nothing of it at the ASCAP-gullible in news covering of cur-time. rent tune -tumult. Like a pipe -dream reads her develop- NOT ONLY ELEPHANTS HAVEment since then.Names of persons she MEMORIES: The year is1911 and thehas worked with are a potential bluebook invasion of Manhattan by the boy fromof the theater. Van Buren, Arkansas, has come to a tem- Her first dramatic work (at7) was porary halt on the 11th Avenue water-with David Warfield in David Belasco's front and a second-rate motion picture production of "The Merchant of Venice." studio advertising for extras. A few weeks She got the part, not because of her tal- before he had been working a minstrelent, but because the costume they had for theroll.,fit her. circuit through Dixie's cotton-bolled.pre- "The dress," explained Ann, "had been brought over from Italy, especially to be Listen to the used in the show. Mr. Belasco interviewed dozens oflittlegirls and when he dis- Family Doctor covereditfit me perfectly,I got the job." Tues. and Thurs., 11:30 A. M. On opening night of "The Merchant of Venice"inNew -York,Mistress Ann KECA Thomas made her first appearance in the BillBakersSoyaBread and Wheatfree dress and fell flat on her face, in that lovely dress, too-an omen of good luck products. Ifyourmarket doesnot WHEN BEN BERNIE and All the carry them-askforthem. Phone for the bad beginning has steadily worked Lads, radio, nightclub and theater Climberland 32571if you have difficulty towards a good ending. headlinersfur many years,con- She continued stage work while attend- duct their unique musiquiz program in getting Bill Baker products. each Tuesday from 5:30 to 9:00 p.m, ing New YorkProfessionalChildren's over the NBC -Blue a e t w o r k, the Ben Kahan Co.,Distributors, School, appeared with Florenz Ziegfeld, wisecracking Old Maestro emerges MorrisGest,CharlesDillingham. She as a quiz master .vho tests the mu- CUmberland 32571,Los Angeles,Calif. has worked in 35 Broadway shows, start- sical knowledge of the studio au- dience.Hen -Bernie'sprogramis ing with the "Merchant of Venice," con- hoard truss Hollywood Radio CM,. PAGE B JANUARY 26, 1941 RADIO LIFE was a mild case of carrying coals to New- 'Dear John' castle, feathers to a bird. He is a young Special! Belmont aviation enthusiast employed by Sparton School of Aeronautics in Tulsa, has 40 flying hours credited.Lieut. Thiessen is areserve cavalryofficer, employed by the Iowa State Employment Service. 111[111011T Four judges, Max Karant, editor, "Fly- ing and Popular Aviation"; Ed Peacock, "Aero Digest"; Janet Mayhercey, adi- RECORD rector of Chicago Girls Flying Club, and Clan Miss Lorene Nystrum, radioeditorof Chicago Herald -American, made their in- Radio Phonograph dividual selections without reference to other members.Thefinalresult: two first for Miller, two for Thiessen. TEN MILLIONSFOR EARS:Most prodigal ofall whobuyair -time is the giant industrial empire of Procter and Gamble.Toilet -soaping, shortening -vend- ing, teeth -cleaning, and laundry -soap -tub- bing American millions, P&G last year in behalf of eight products they make and distribute chucked into radio treasuries some ten million dollars to account for nearly one -sixteenth of the 167 million dollars radio got to seduce American ears to the dramatized messages of industry. Belly Moran, youthful Hollywood Nothing is known of amounts P&G actress heard in the role of Carol pays for its radio talents.It has, how- Chandler In the NBC serial drama "Dear John." which stars Irene ever, some 25 programs pounding their Rick, has played leading roles on way through sets into drawing, living and the Broadway stage, in movies and bedrooms of genus domesticus Americanus ontheair,althoughheractive Its writers are high -paid, among professionalcareercovers only two Homo. ye"rs. Sister of Lois Moran, screen them Gertrude Berg (Goldbergs), $5,000 celebrity, Betty worked toward a per week; Irna Phillips (Guiding Light, stage career for several years, hut Right to Happiness, Road of Life, Wom- she has made her greatest success an in White), $4,000; Elaine S. Carring- in radio. Built toSellfor $79.95 ton (Pepper Young's Family) and Jane West (The O'Neills), $1,000 each. ment. A telephone bell jangled into the quietofher apartment.Sleepily Opal JUVENILEBRAIN -TRUSTER: When Craven answered, to hear a frantic male Van Dyke Tiers was 3 years old, he knew voice plead: names of planets in order from the sun, "Please, Miss Craven, sing one of your 95 geography of every country in the world,lullabies for Junior over the phone. They Plus Old states and capitals; when 4, could spell always put him to sleep. Honest, I'm go- Radio "psychology," "Czechoslovakia" and "Cin- ing nuts." Miss Craven could hear Jun- $5Monthly cinnati." ior's wails over the wire. The anguished tone of the young father got best of the Today, at 13, the Harvey, Ill., boy has IIyoulikeyour American -foreign become Quiz Kids' authority on spelling, singer's good nature. She obligingly sang. broadcastsclear and strong,Bel- geography and astronomy. He made hisIt took five minutes of lullabies.to quiet mont's6 -tuberadio withbuilt-in debut with the program last summer, has him; the father took another five min- aerial and tone control will hit the been most frequent contender on Wednes- utes to thank Miss Craven. The phone call spot. And for records ...Belmont's day broadcasts from 8 to 8:30 p. m., over to Chicago came from Hutchinson, Kan- automatic Record Changer willplay sas. NBC's KECA-KFSD. tenI2 -inchrecords or twelve 10 - Interested educators attribute his store inchreordsbeautifully, without a of knowledge to insatiable curiosity, evi-International move by you. Have both ... at a dent since he first talked, and a striking $30 saving,while just16 last! ability to memorize data.Recalled last CHALLENGES OF FUTURE: Some At All Our Stores week by his mother, Mrs. H. W. Tiers, listening with well-fed complacency, oth- ersstaringat the speaker with brow - Shop Week NightsTill 9 was his early querying of his father about atStores Starred * geography. furrowing earnestness, 400 members of A junior now in the Thornton Town- St.Paul (Minn.) Advertising Club last 720 South Main Street ship High School in Harvey, Chicago su-week heard Frank E. Mullen. NBC vice- * 4717 South Broadway burb, young Tiers' ability as an orthog-president and general manager, say: rapher was demonstratedinarecent "These are days of grave emergency. * 5236 South Broadway broadcast when he spelled correctlyall Faced with momentous decisiens, we have * 4768 Whittier Blvd. this sentence: "Itisdis- embarked upon a program of national * Central Ave. at 45th the words in defense, mobilizing all resources to com- agreeable to witness the embarrassment * 6551 Hollywood Blvd. of the harrassed peddler." bat the challenge of aggress'ou.' His hobby is chemistry. He was pleased Outside a snow -flurrying wind roared * HUNTINGTON PARK to receive a set of chemicals for Christ-out of darkling skies, gave NBC's Mullen's (Pailic Blvd. at Zoe) mas, is now engaged in investigating thor- words a grim portent. Continued Mullen: LONG BEACH, Pine at 6th oughly properties of phosphorus. "We face another challenge of magni- PASADENA, 173 E. Colorado Despite mental gymnastics, Van livestude-the challenge of the future.We a normal life.He isa good baseballcannot affordtowait unpreparedfor player and an excellent ice-skater. peace and reconstruction any more than we can afford' to be without impregnable EISTEIR-00101111111-1 LONG DISTANCE LULLABY: Deep wasdefenses in arms and trained men. Our the sleep last week of Opal Craven, Co-best guarantee against involvement and BROADWAY AT 9TH lumbia "Wayne King" singer of lullabies attack is strong defenses. Our best guar- on a day last week in her Chicago apart - anteeof continuation of our American SUNDAY LOGS PAGE 6 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 26, 1941

KFSD-2. News. 2:15, Pioneering HEAR California.2:30. Hidden Stars. KGB -2. WheelingSt ee I. 2:30. Shadow. SUNDAY Program Highlights REVD -2.PopularFavorites. Planter's Garden xv 0E- g.Melee Steelmakers. 8:30. P arzety Outstanding Music 10:45 a. m. KMPC The Shadow. A. M. A. M. 3 to 4 P. M. 8:30 -Major Bowes Family. KNX. 8:30 -Music and American Youth. 9:15-1'm An American. KBCA- Ku. KGB -10. GardenBeautiful.10:15,KFI-3. Vladimir Brenner. 3:05. New KFSD. 10 :00 -RadioCityMusicHall. It le of Highways.10:30. BFrainedods of Music. 3:30, Beat the 10:15 -Romance of Hiwava. KFI-KFSD. Canary Chorus.19:45. Songs for KGB-KVOE. 11:15 -NBC String Symphony. Sunday. KNX-3. Silver Theatre. 3:30. Mel- 11:00 -This Is Fort Dix. KGB- KFI KIND -10. Musical Albtim. ody Ranch. KVOE. 12:00-N. Y.Philharmonic. KNX, KV0E-10. News. 10:15. Highway Romance.10:30.Canary Chorus.KHJ-3. Chicago TheatreofAir. P. M. 10:45. Songs for Sunday. KECA-3. Catholic Hour. 3:30. New P. M. 1:30 -The Pause That Refreshes. Friends of Music. 1:30 -Pageant in Art. KFI. KNX. KFWB-3.FantasticFacts. 3:15. 2 :30 -Hidden Stars. KECA- 2:00 -Design for Happiness. 11 A. M. to 12 Noon Pepperdine Foundation. 3:30. Con- KFSD. KNX. cert. 8:30 -Gene Autry Melody Ranch. 2 :00 -Musical Steelmakers. KHJ- KFI-11, Physical Well Being. 11:15.KMPC-3. American Parade. KNX. KV0E-KGB. NBC String Symphony. 11:30. Chi-KMTR-3. Volney James. 3:30. French 4:30 -Soldier Talent Show. KHJ- 2 :00 -Metropolitan Auditions. cago Round Table. Program. KVOE-KFXM-KGB. KFI. KHJ-11. Cavalcade of Swing. KFAC-3. Music. 3:30. Colonial 5:00 -Charlie McCarthy. KFI. 2 :00-Swingo. KFWB. KNX-11:30. News. 11.35. News and Qaartet. 3:45, Music. 0:00 -Out of the Hat. KMPC. 3:00 -Chicago Theatre. KHJ- Rhythm. KG J-3. Music. 3:30. W.C.T.U. 7:00 -Good Will Hour. KECA- KGB-KVOE. KECA-11, Amer lean Pilgrimage. 3:45. Music. KFSD 3 :05 --New Friends of Music. 11:15. Foreign Policy Association.KFOX-3. Ben kiassen. (:15. Deutsch 7:30 -Signal Carnival (Signal Oil 11:30. Music forYou.11:45. Dr. Oreh. 3:30. 51. Hegidus. 3:45, Co.) KFI. 3:30 -New Friends of Music. ('asselberry. Charioteers. 8:30 -Smarty Party. KNX. KECA-KFSD. KFWB-11 Peter Potter. KGER-3. News. 3:05. Music. 3:20. 8:30 -Jack Benny. KFI. 4:00 -Joseph Szigeti. Violin. KMPC-11 Hawaiian Serenade. Long Beach Band. 9:00 -Hollywood Showcase. KNX. KHJ-KGB-KVOE. KMTR-11:30, Music. KFIC111-3. News. 3:15. Romance of 9:00 -University Explorer. 4 :30 -Fitch Bandwagon. KFI. KFAC-11. Church of Open Door. Highways. 3:30. ('oncert Master. 6:00 -ManhattanMerry -Go - KGFJ-11. Concert. 11:30. PostscriptKFSG-3. Evangelistic. KECA-KFSD. Playhouse. KFSD-3. Balboa Park Organ.3:30. 9:30 -Serenade to Loveliness. Round. KFI KFOX-11. l'op. Records. New Friends of Music. KECA-KFSD. 6:00 -Ford Sunday Eve Hour. ER -11. Pilgrim's Hour. KU,11-3. Chicago Theatre. KNX. HFSD-11. American Pilgrimage.HFVD-3:30,Sunshine Amat eur 6:30 -Album of FamiliarMusic. 11:15, Foreign Policy Assn. 11:30. Hour. KFI. Tapestry Musicale. Drama 7:00 -Hour ofCharm.KFI. KGB -11. This Is Fort Dix. KVOE-3. Chicago Theatre. 8:30 -Chicago Symphony. KILL El Paseo Troubadours. 11:30. A. M. 10 :00-Philharmonia. KECA. KFVD-11. First Methodist Church. 4 to 5 P. M. 9:00 -Nick Harris. KECA. KVOE-11. This Is Fort Dix. 11:30. Public 3f fairs -News El Paseo Troubadours. KFlwa-4. Puzzlewit. 4:30. Band- P. 51. KNX-4. War News.4:30.IDis- :00--Orikat Plays. ICECA-KFSD. A. M. 12 Noon to 1 P. M. agree. 2 :30 -Your Dream Has Come 11:00 -American Pilgrimage. KHJ-4, Joseph Szigeti. Violin. 4:30. True. KFI. KECA-KFSD. KF1-12 FantasticFact. 12:15. All -Soldier Talent Show, 3 00 -Silver Theatre. KNX. 11:15 -Foreign Policy. KFSD- H. V. Kaitenborn. 12:30, CustomsKECA-4. News from Europe. 4:30. 5 00 -Calling All Cars. KNX. ICECA. Corner. 12:45. Chats About Dogs. Music for Listening. 5 30 -Sherlock Holmes. KECA. 11:30 -Chicago Round Table. KFI. KNX-12. N. Y. Philharmonic (*ch.KFWB-4, Fiesta. 4:15. Music. 4:30. 9:30 -One Man's Family. KFI. KHJ--12, News. 12:15. Midnight Mis- News. 4:45Stuart Hamblen. 11:30 -Lilac Cottage. KMPC. P. M. sion. 12:30. Young People'sKMPC-4. Gilbert & Sullivan. 4:30. 7:00 -Reported Missing. KFWB. 12:15-H. VKaltenborn, KFI. Church. News, 4:45.VictorArden. 7 :30 -Helen Haves' Theatre. 1:30 -Town Meeting. KECA. KECA-12. Great Plays. KMTR-4.AngelicaH o a r. 4:30. KNX 4:30-I Disagree. KNX. K 'B-12. Peter Potter. 12:30. Jean Lutheran Goepel Hour. 8:00 -Night Editor. KFI. 5:00 -American Forum of Air. Leonard. EAc -4. Music. 8:00 -Crime Doctor. KNX. KHJ-KGB-KV0E-ICFXM. KMPC-12. Samuel McKee. 12:15. FJ-4, News.4:15.Helloing Hand. 8:15 -Pear John, KFI. 5:45 --Dorothy Thompson. KH.1- Modern Aires. 4:30.Music. 9:15 -Parker Family. KFI. KGB-KV0E-KFA401. KMTR-12. St. Brendan's Choir. KRKD-4:15. AllReouest Program. 9:30 -Gulf Theatre. KNX. 6 :30 -Freedom Speakg. KFWB. KFAC-12:30Music. KFOX-4. Wade Lane. 4:15. Rain- 9:30 -Sherlock Holmes. KFI. 7:00 -Open Forum. KFAC. KGFJ-12:15. Pon. Concert. bow Trio.4:30 Fireside Church. 10:30-Coiumhla Wnrkshnn. KNX. 7:45-Wythe Williams. KHJ- KRKD-12:30. Music.12:45.News.KGER-4. News. 4:03. Gospel Tid- KFOX-12. Recor,.. ings.4:30. Prophecy Marches On. 0:00-WaKVlleEr Winchell. KFI HGER-12. News. 12:05. ClubKFXM-4. Bible School.4:30.Sol- 10:00 --News Reel. ICHS-KGB- Acoreano. 12:35 Czechoslovakia. dier Talent Show. Quiz Programs ICVOE. EFSD-12 Great Plays. KFSD-4. News from Europe. 4:30. KGB -12 Better Homes. 12:15. Haven Music for Listening. P.M. ofRest. 12:30.YoungPeople'sKGB -4Szigeti.Violin.4:30.Sol- Sports -Comment Church. dier Talent Show. 3:30 -Beat the Band. KFI. KFVD-12:15. Glenn Austin. KFVD-4:30.Cole,edRevue.4:45. 4:00 -Prof. Puzziewit. KFI. P. M. KVOE-12 HavenofRest. 5:30 -Spelling Beeliner. KNX. 6:45 -Sports Newsreel. KECA. Afternoon Concert. 12:30. Sundown Serenade. 7:00 -Take It or Leave It. KNX. 10:15 -Bowling Notes. KFWB. KV0E-4. Joseph Szigeti. 4:30. Sol- 1' to 2 P. M. dier Talent Show. KF1-1, National Vespers. 1:30. Pag- 5 to 6 P. M. eant in Art. KNX-1:30. The Pause that Refresh-EFI-5. Charlie McCarthy. 5:30. One SUNDAY Programs es on the Air. IFINn's Family KHJ-1. Peter Quill.1:30. Lutheran -5. Call n g All Cars. 5:30. JANUARY 26. 1941 Laymen's League. SpelliugBeeliner.5:55. D a v i s. KECA-1. Garden Club.1:15Looks News. 8 to 9 A. M. KFWB-9:30. Peter Potter. at Books.1:30. Town Meeting. KHJ-5. American Foram. 5:45. Dor- KMPC-9. News. 9:15. MorningKFW13-1, othy Thompson. Moods. FantasticFacts. 1:15.KEC1-5. Interdenominational Church KF1-8. News. 8:05Rhapsodies of 9:30.Swing. Lombardo Orch. 1:30. Voice of To- Rockies. $:15, Book of Books. 8:30.KMTR-9. Spanish Hour. morrow. 1:45. WPA Concert. Program. 5:30.Sherlock Holmes. Music and American Youth. KFAC-9. LiberaCatholic Hour,KMPC-1.FentasticFacts. 1;15.KFAVII-5. Stuart Hamblen. 9:15. Health Talk. 9:30. Music. Light Classics. 1:30. BettyPhil-KMPC-5. Call of East. 5:30. Sing- KNX-8. Church of Air. 8:30. Ma-KGFJ-9. Novelties. lips. 1:45. Camnus Freshman. ing Saxophones. 5:45. Colonial jor Bowes. Quartet.T5- KRKD-9, Concert. KMTR-1. (1,Allison.1:45.Eerie. KHJ-8. Funny Papers. 8:30.FaithKFOX-9. Pop. Records. KFAC-1. Music. KAIR . Music.5:15, Ethel Hub- Builder. KGER-9. News. 9:05. March AheadKRKD-1. Quiz Matinee. ier, 5:30. Martin Luther Thomas. KECA-8. News. 8:05.AliceRem- of Time. 9:30. Revival. 9:45. Bro.lEri:F.1-1. Popular Concert. KFArmACT.5. Multi e.5:45.Salvation sen. 8:15. Miller Orch. 8:30. Luther Pearson. KFOX-1. Pop. Records.1:15. Ross Laymen Singers. KFSD-9. The Critic. 9:15. I'm An Ballroom. 1:45. Lucca Floor Show.KGE1-5. Faith. 5;15Ponelar Con- !YEWS -8. News. 8:15. Jessie Craw- American.9:30.Radio CityMu-KGER-1 News 1:115. Al...finish Hour. cert.5:45. Italian Melodies. ford. 8:30, Rescue Mission. sicHAI. KFXM-1 Peter 0011. 1:30. Luthe- KR:Demo-51e.. Reaueets. KMPC-8. We Sing.8:30.ThisIsKGB -9, Bible Questions.9:30. Char- ran Laymen. KFOX-5. Records.5:30. Kingdom America. ioteers.9:45, Alice Blue. KFSD-1. National Vespers. 1:30. KMTR-8. Swedish Hour. 8:30. W. B.KFVD-9. Waltz Time. 9:30. Music. Behind the Mike. KGER-5 News. 5:05, Christian Record. 8:45, Bob Shuler. KVOE-9. Missionary Baptist. 9:30.KGB -1. Peter Quill. 1:30. Lutheran Youth.5:20.Rev.Munson.5:311. KFAC-8. Country C h u r c h.8:30. Charioteers. 9:45. Alice Blue. Hour. Rev. Weber. Music. KFYD-1 :15. YourLucky KFXM-5.AmericanForum.5:45. KOFJ-8.SOUKS.8:15. Strings. 8:30. Break. Dorothy Thompson. PoularTunes. 10 to 11 A. M. 1:30. Popular Favorites. KFSD-5 Ball Trio. 5:15. On With iGtKD-8Reauests. KVOE-1 Peter Quill. 1:30. Lutheran the Dance5:30. Sherlock Holmes. FOX -8. Pop. Records. KFI-lo. Radio City Music Hall. Laymen. KGB -5. American Forum. 5:45. Dor- ER -8, News. 8:01. Rev. Dowell. 10:30. On Your Job. othy Thompson. 8.30. Rev. Williams. KNX-10. Columbia 2 to 3 P. M. KVOE-5. AmericanForum. 5:45. KGB -8.News. Church.10:30. Doroth Thomason. 8:05,SmartSet. It'saDate.10:45. What, NoKFI-2. Metropolitan Auditions. 2:30. 6:15, Reviewing Stand. 8:30. Faith Architect? Your Dream Has Come Tru.. KHJ-10. News. 10:15, Highway Ro- 6 to 7 P. M. KFSD-8. News. 8:05. Alice Remsen, mance. KNX-2. Design for Happiness, 2:30. 8;15.MillerOrch.8:30.Laymen 10:30. Canary C h o r u s. Bob Garred.2:45.Art Baker. Singers. 8:45. 8. D. Churches. 10:45. Songs for Sunday. KH.1-2. Musical Steelmakers. 2:30. Manhattan Merry -Go -Round. KFVD-8 Rev. Salas. 8:30. ChnrchKECA-10, Swing Kavalcade. Memory Music. 2:45. M 11% kit I Mat- 6:30. Album of Familiar Music. of Christ. inee. KNX-6. Ford Sunday Evening Hour. KYOE-8. ki e w s.8:15. KFWB-10. Peter Potter. KECA-2. Town Meeting. 2:30. Hid-KHJ-6. Old Fashioned Revival. Stand. 8:30. Faith Builder.ReviewingKMPC-10. Swing. 10:30. News. 10:45. den Stars: News.6:15.Rhythm by Planter's Garden. KFWB-2. Swin.m. Ricardo.0:30.Bookman's Note KAITR-10. Madame Reinhart. 'KMPC-2. Miniature Metronolitan. book. 6:45. Snorts Newsreel. 9 to 10 A. M. KFAC-10. Music. KMTR-2. Special Events. 2:30. Mu- KGFJ-10:15. Dr. McCoy. 10:30. Mu- sic. KFI-9. Emma Otero & Concert sic. KFAC-2. Music. Programs and time listings on Orch. 9:30. Radio City Amide Hell.KRKD-10. Concert. KGFJ-2. News.2:15. Music.2:30. these names are sunnlied to "Radio KNX-9:30. Salt Lake Tabernacle.KFOX-10. Records. 10:15.Visitors. Mission Workers of America. Life" by the radio stations 10:45. Popular Records. KRKD-2 Quiz Matinee. shown 111.11J-9. Hudson Orch.9:15.VoiceKGER-10. News.10:05.Swing. and are carefully checked ofProphecy Choir. 9:30. Judge 10:15. Your Problem. Please. 10:30 KFXM-2. Wheeling St ee I.2:30. Priortogoing tooress.Inac- _g4rdner. Robert Noble. Shadow. curaciesInt h es e columns are KECA-9. NickHarris.9:15.I'm KFOX-2. Records.2:30.Rev. usuallY the result of last minute An American.1:30. Wings OyerKFSG-10:30. Aimee S. McPhersel:. Adams. chancre by the broadcasting America. KFSD-10. Radio City Music HaltKGER-2. News. 2:05.Shenherd's *Maio, 10:30. Sundown on Veldt. Call,2:30.Long Beach Band. JANUARY 26, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE 'SUNDAY LOGS way of life, the preservation of ourdem- ocratic principles and the insurance of progress and betterment for all Ameri- cans, is preparation now for swift action when world peace comes. FIRST MATE BOB "If we do not look ahead and prepare and now on these two fronts -defense pro- duction and peace 'production -we shall The Crew of the Good Ship Grace have a world-wide social and economic dislocation of such proportions that no At Anchor In man here can foresee the end." Posed Mullen:The solutionof eco- nomic and social unrest and depression isin business men of America realizing "THE HAVEN OF everything is around them to solve the problem. He urged business to"sell themselves on the idea of marrying plain, REST" solid, bespectacled* *science." Gale Storm Role Gale Storm, CBS sustaining artist who New Time Periods sings from 6:15 to 6:30 p. m., Fridays, has been signed up for an important fea- tured part in the City of Missing Girls, an Alexander Bros. production.Columbia Mon.-Wed. -Friday 8:00-8:30 a. m. Management of California closed the deal. 'Dues.-Thurs. 10:00-10:30 p. in. WITH THE POET Conducted by DOROTHY RANDALL

BE ACTT' So much of beauty everywhere: The whole wide world seems won- KHJ drous fair, The glory of It fills the heart - Becomes of life a precious part. KVOE-KDB KFXM - KPMC The flowers, so lavish In their bloom- ing, The mountains In the distance loom- ing. ranger for Meredith Willson). Partof this The trees, green, stately, tall, Cliff Nazarro symphony was played by Cliff Nazarro And golden sunshine over all. when he was guest star for Bing. The Upon the beach the waver' creep lazily, Cliff Nazarro, double-talk comedian of Whileoverheadthecloudsfloat screen and radio, his latest picture "Arise unique point is that Cliff Nazarro neither hazily; reads nor writes music but plays only by The laughing children at their play, My Love," and who has his own program, Carmen coast to coast for NBC -Blue, Mondays atear, making it doubly hard for With beauty heirs to fill the day. Dragon. But best of all we ever find, 4:30, and hasalsoappeared asguest Is beauty of the heart and mind; star on Bing Crosby's program and many * * * Kindness. courtesy, understanding, others, has just finished a symphony in KEEP UP WITH RADIO BY Are ever our best love demanding. KEEPING RADIO LIFE CLOSE -ALICE KING DOWSE. collaboration with Carmen Dragon (ar-

. KEAC-10. Melody Hour. KFINB-6 News.6:15 FantasticKGB -7.HancockEnsemble.7:30. nese. KGFJ -10 News. 10 : i.)Radio Club. 1% it- KFW11-9. RescueMission. 9:30. Facts. 6:30. Freedom Speaks. FluRite Orch. 7:45.51 ,the News. 9:43. Gray Orch. 10.30. Dream KMPC-0 OutoftheHat.6:30. Hams. KAIPC-9:15. Chapel Quartet.9:30,KFOX-10 NOS, Ballroom.10:15. Lila( Cottage KV0E-7. Gospel Light. Jerry %Vold. Hamilton Orris, 10:30. Record*. KMTR-6 Eventid,.Melodies.6:15. 9:15.soeciai 10:45. Organ Reveries. &pedal Events. 6:30.1 Am. 6:45. KMTR-t'Travelogue. KGER-10.News,10:10. Music. 10:30. SpecialEvent 8 to 9 P. M. Events. 9:45Music. Concert Music. hi- AC -6. News.6:13.Travelogue. KFAC-9. Music. 9130, Glorlops Hone.KFXM-10:30. News.10:45. Harris 6:30Music. 6:43. Chapel Quartet.KFI-s. N i g h tEditor. 8:15. DearKGFJ-9. News. 9:15.Music.9:30. KGFJ-6. Italian Melodies. John. 8.30 Jack Benny. Popular Tune. KFs0-10Orch, Esther Stuart. gggggD-8Music6:45. News. KNX-8 Crime Doctor. 8:25. News.KFOX-9. News. 9:15. Dude Ranch.KFSD-10 Treasured Melodies. 10:15. RFIIX News. 6:15. Hild.on Orel'. 1:30. Hollywood Smarty Party. 9:3( Pop Records.9:45. list- Bridge to Dreamland. 6:30. Semi -Classical.6:45. Hits. KHJ-8. MartinOrel'.8:15.Rabbi waiian Rhythm[ KGB -10 News Reel. 10:30. N e W a. IEGER-o News. 6:05. Records. 6:45 Magnin8:30Chicago slum' KGER-9. News. 9:03. Music. 9:15. 10:45. Harris Orch. Italian Journal. KEVA-8. News. 8:05. Hallett Orch. Let's Waltz. 9:30. Tuckin'Frost In. Warr-KFVD-10. Hank the Night Watch - KFXM-6 Voice of Prophecy. 9:30. 8:15Chapel Quartet. 8:30. LoneKFXM-9. News 9:15 man. AMP. Orel'. ings. 9:30. Old Fashioned Revival.KVOE-10. News Reel. 10:30. New s; D-6.Josiah Hopkins. 6:15.KFWB-S. Hollywoodpreshrterian&LE...co-S:10Voice.of First Night- 10:45. Harris Orch. Rhythms by Ricardo. 6:30. Oscar Church. a -s. unly..sisy prilorer. 9:19. Otls. KMPC-11. Policewoman Christie.gr,410....4 KGB -0 Old Fashioned Revivni. 8:30,Joe Relchmau. 8:45. Wines News.9:20. Herman Orch.9:30. 11 to 12 Midnight FVOE-6 Old Fashioned Revival. Over Jordan. merenaeb. to Loveliness. 11.8-1, Floyd Johnson. KGB -9. News.9:15.Frost Warn -KFT-11. News.11:15.Nottingham KFAu-.Open Door Church. hors. 9:30. Voice of Prophecy. Circa11:30 Marshall Orch. 7 to 8 P. M. KGFJ--aNews8:15 now,.8:30. KNX-11. News. 11:13. OrchOren NightJustice.8:45.Music. 10 to 11 P. M. 11:30, Strand Orch.11:55. News. K.F1-7, Hot'of Charm. 7:30.Sig-KFOX-8. ChristianScience. KHJ-11Harris Orch.11:15.Dale nal Carnival.(Signal Oil Co.) KGER-8. News. 8:05. Sunday Mu-KFI-10.N e w e 10:15Bridgeto Orch. 11:45Rhythm Rascal., KlAX-7. Take It or Leave It. 7:30. Sic, Dreamlan" 10:30inside the NewsKECA-11Flow, Wright. lured Helen Hayes Theatre. IllewD-14Bill stern. 8:15. Moments (Thefts'Drug)1049BridgetoKFWB-11. Three Kings & a 18.111.1-11. HancockEnsemble.7:30. of Melody. 8:30. Long Orch. 11:15.GrayOrch.11:30.Shaw KGB -8. MartinOrch.8:15.White Dream.ann Flo Into Orch.7:43, Wvthe Wii- Temple. 8:45, Chicago Symphony. KNX-10. News. 10:15.Air Views. Orch. Hams. 10:30. Colombia Workshop. KMPC-11. B r I c ht's Hawaiians. Ki&A-7. Good Will Hour. KVOE-8 Martin Orch. 8:15. Rabbi KrAt-7. ReportedMissing 7:30. Magnin 8:30. Chicago 6vmphony. KB.J-10. News Reel,10:30.New..KE11AqLitiNnfghatIhtieszi News. 7:45, Don Cossack Choir. 10:45. Harris Orch. IEGFJ-11, News. 11:15. Concert. liMPC--. Miles Mender. 7:30. HOW, KFXM-11:15. Dale 0 r c h.11:45. 9 to 10 P. M. KECA-11). Philharmonia. _Rhythm Rascals and fallow Conducts. KFWB-10. Artie Shaw Orch. 10:15.KFSG-11. It Really Happened. 11;115. 4.1±ITE-.Bob Shuler. KFI-9. Walter Winznell 9:15.Park- Bowling Notes. 10:30. Concert At Close of Day. K.EAC--,::. Open Forum. er Family. 9:30. Sherlock Holmes. Hall. KF... D-11Nottingham Orch.11130. ria-, Gold Hour. KNX-9,_ Hollywood Showcase. 9:30.EMPC-10. ReadItor Not.10:15. Marshall Orch. X-7 Lucca F i o Q r Shew. 7:15 Ebony Rhapsody.10:30.Hermit's Orch.11:45. ally - Owens Orch. 7:30. Semi-Classlcsl. Gra Theatre. Frost Warn- Cave. EGB-11:15 Dale KiLe.ER-7News. 7:05. Music._ 7:30.KHJ-9. News.9:15. KMTR-10 Viennese Ensemble. 10:19. tom Rascals U:45. meet the Band. 7:45. Al Williams. Ines. 9:30Voice of Prophecy. NeighborOre h. 10:30.Avert!!KV0E-11 :15 Dale Orch. sk-so-7. A1,.:ee S. McPherson. KECe.-9. University Explorer. 9:19 10:45, Kane Orch. RitYthrr Ratwahi. K.F.311-7. Good Will Hour. News.9:30SerenadetoLovell- Orch, PAGE 8 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 26, 1941 The Family of Fibber andMolly

HERE IS THE COMPLETE: coat of the Fibber and Molly Program.The four young men on the left are The King's Men: Ken Darby, Had itObinhOn. Jun Dodson and Bud Linn:still reading left to right we have Billy Mills, orchestra leader: Fibber McGee and who are Mr. and Mrs. JimJordan In privateMel Hal Peary, "Mr. Gildersleeve": Bill Thompson.who playaIttoratlpK.Boomer and _Nick Dean:minus aswell as the "Old Tinter"; rimington."and Annonneer Harlow %VIleo:,the Johnson's %%as auger salesman. Isabel Randolph, Mrs. Hays in the Miniature Theater program produced in Chicago's NBC studios. LADY UPPINGTON Once started in this new dramatic med- ium, Isabel never faltered.Assigned a A Trouper at 6, Isabel Randolph dramatic role on the Thurston broadcast, she headed for New York and Radio City Started Her Careeras a Cry -Baby where she went to work on any number of dramatic sustainers.She also worked TSABEL RANDOLPH, "Fibber McGeea life of stage romance into a life of real with Joe Penner and Eddie Lowry before and Molly's" famous Mrs. Uppington,romance when she got married in 1917 to coming back to Chicago to go to workon started to learn how to becomea trouper JC. Ryan, a Chicago newspaperman. LightsOut, Welcome Valley,Princess at the ripe old age of 6 months. Thatwas Lenore Ryan and Isabel Mary Ryan Pat, Eyes of Youth, Forest Rangers, Girl a thoroughly natural consequence for any were born to the pair, and life until the Alone, Mary Marlin,and many other daughter of Alex and May Randolph. broadcasts. latter part of 1929 was a happy affair. Then they cast her in the They were stage folks, and when Maywas Isabel managed to find time out of her role of Mrs. Uppington on the Fibber Mc- cast in a mother role during anappear- home career to carry on with her stage Gee and Molly program. When the Mc- ance in a Chicago theater, the most natur- career.But 1929 was a bitter year for Gees moved to Hollywood in 1937, Isabel, al thing in the world was to pick thenew the family-leaving financial ruin in itsalong with all the other members of the little Randolph kid out of her basket back wake, and the head of the family brokencast, came west too. stage and walk on. in health. Miss Randolph has been a trouper ever If asked about her success, Miss Ran- since. By the time 1939 arrived, the entire dolph says: "When you have two young- Today she is rated by fellow art- burden of the future was on her should- sters to think about, you've just naturally ists as one of the best actresses in radio. ers.The head of the house was dead. got to make good, and that's all there is But, like fine tool steel, it took the fire The stage of her earlier days had reach- to that," is her own way of putting it. of adversity to develop the metal in this ed the doldrums, and in the extreme neces- actress. Today, Lenore andIsabel Mary are sity of providing for her two children andturning into grown-up young ladies who During her stage career, Miss Randolph herself, she at last turned to one otherhelp their mother indulge a penchant she was starred with Blanche Ring, Richardoutlet for dramatic talent-radio.There has for rescuing stray cats. And if Isa- Bennett, Walter Connolly, Lenore Ulric,v as one jittery July day for Miss Ran- bel ever makes a million dollars, that mil- Barbara Stanwyck and many other stagedolph in 1932 when she came up to face lion will be devoted to helping others. It's celebrities. She was aleading womanold man microphone for the first time in a part of her code to give a helping hand with repertory companies in Rochester, her life-and came out of the battle on whenever she finds a friend nearing the Cleveland, Detroit, St. Paul, Des Moines, top, with a script clutched tightly in herend of the rope-even if that friend is Milwaukee and Chicago. And sh: turned hand and a job appearing with Harveyonly a bewildered old alley cat. PAGE 9 JANUARY 26, 1941 RADIO LIFE

'RadioSide Show RADIO LIFE LINES * Buck Hathaway TO AUSTRALIA recently went NBC's slow -voiced, harmonica -playing Herb Shriner, stopping on the way atFiji. THESE AMAZING ENGLISH: Her name is Heather Wilde, a wisp of a girl with There, remembering that islanders were the autumnal warmth of an English countryside in her eyesand a spirit cool as the naive adorers of silks and gaudy apparel, Channel.Witnesseth: We were having a "spot" of coffee in Hollywood's Melody Lane decided he would briefly essay a radioGray-mooded she was over distressing news from England.She is here working in Trader Horn, Irade a few harmonicas for pictures and radio.America for a little English girl is a biggish place with as big an islandhandcraft. ocean between her and a familyscattered by blitz -bombs.Talk about a letter from Into his trunk dug Shriner for old har-home over the coffee spot and salty English tears that welled up inautumnal eyes. monicas, came up with several, left the Quick recovery, a brilliant mirthless smile, a furtive dabwith stamp -sized lace and: shipandjoinedpassengersstreamin? "Sorry. Dull of me, isn't it.But it's a bit thick being here sort of safe-ish while toward a native market -place. they are up against something a bit more than a bore, What?" He came upon one lone native, bushy of hair, flat of nose, unintelligent in look. SANTA CLAUS RECOVERING HIS BALANCE: So sorry aboutthat little dig On the ground in front of him were bows on CBS about the elevator menbeing missed when Santa came around. Seems, after and arrows, spears, and objects made of all their Santa might have been the great big generousAmerican Maintenance Com- pounded bark.Shriner paused,looked pany, for it and not CBS is responsiblefor the cpurteous chaps who up-and-down over the collection of souvenirs,decided here was a victim for his trade. CBS visitors and staff. "Trade stuff?" said Herb. OF INTEREST TO VERGING BRIDES: Chatted with PennySingleton the other "Ha," replied the native, affirmatively day who was married New Year's day to Robert Sparks.Penny was wearing a circlet smiling. of blue sapphires on that certain finger.Odd, says I.Not odd at all, says she, 'tis "Trade bow and arrow for this?" Shrin- my contribution to wedding ring fashions, or,rather, Robert's.Seems it all started er produced one of a motley assortmenta year ago when Robert gaveher the first of a sapphire ensemble.It now includes of harmonicas, blew a tune half-heartedly. bracelet -watch, earring, clips and. -.--the wedding ring. Bushy -head professed interest, held out a tiny chained cross, finger ring, a hand. HOW DRY WE'LL BE AGAIN: Get set for the merry-happy -carefree simple "Lotsmore,"saidShriner,handing days of the old-fashioned bootlegger and his cheeringbrew.Out of a not -to -be -named over."Maybe bow and arrow and spear radio business office I learned that the generation'sslaughter -fiesta will bring back the for two, three harmonicas?" dear old days of rum running, pistoling and the pastoraldelights of the Capone era. The native's smile broadened.Hand- The Prohibitionists have set the stage again.It will be Emergency Legislation in order ing the harmonica back, he said astonish-to send the boys to Valhalla with clear eyesand no hang-overs.Somehow, they have ingly: "Nuts to you.I've been inthe reason to fondly hope, the legislationwill carry over for a repetition of the delightful States and know a good mouth -harp when 20's.Fun? Eh? Ihear it." * * WHAT MHEY'RE DOING NOW: Carolyn Montgomeryof Uncle Ezra has her pilot's license, the first of distaff radioists to get one....Leon Le Doux "Baby Dump- Two Timer ling" gave a one -girl show for a children'shome in Glendale, California. .. Mothers Charming Claire Niessen is among the who would quiet the Juniors might be gladto know that Frank Luther, "Luncheon growing list of NBC actresses who com-at the Waldorf" tenor has recorded a groupof children's songs. . .. Rememberthe b* Broadway and radio duties. Claire, Weather brothers of Grand Ole Opry?They're doing a picture -howl called "Arkansaw castas Peggy O'NeillKayden inthe Judge." NBC -Red network serial "The O'Neills," SOME TAKE B-1: Ian Keith of "Your DreamHas Come True" was an insomnia - is currently appearing in the New York sheep.He started carving them in despera- production, "Cue for Passion." jittery who couldn't fall asleep counting he's so tired he falls asleep with- tion.Now, after a nightly hour of fancy knife work * * * out benefit of simple arithmetic. La Uppington BEST CEREBRATION OF THE WEEK:M. Sayle Taylor's remark that most people's prejudices are "pyramids" in reverse.The point (of the pyramid) is that an incident, trivial in itself, spreads upwardsand outwards through life, filling the mind, warping the viewpoint. NOTE ON A FORMER NEIGHBOR: Shelives at the end of Pinehurst road in Hollywood-Carrie Jacobs Bond, and I hearthat a program is being shaped for her to appear as a poet -philosopher. WHAT WOULD YOURS BE: John .1. Anthony,the radio-maritalist, is coining out with twenty factors that militateagainst happy marriages.I suggest two basics- husbands and wives. MAY BE SOME HELLZAPOPPIN: It's prettywell known now that the Univer- sity of California (Southern Branch-UCLA) radio set burning spree was ASCAP in- spired and paid.Seems one of the journalist students stoogedfor ASCAP, got a "Pay to Cash" check and like a sweet littleninny endorsed it.Understand the Federals are interested because it amounts to violationof law that involves commission of a crime against public welfare. PUT IT TO MUSIC AND MAKE 'EM LEARN:Horace Heidt, the ''Pot o' Gold- ster" has sent a recording of his versionof the "Meet the People" song standout "The Bill of Rights" to Mrs. V. M. Armstrong,Hackettstown, N. J. school teacher. Appears the pupils take to their rights moreeasily when put to music. NOTES ON A COMING PAIN IN THE NECK:Recently the FCC held hearings in New York which reprimanded CBS andNBC for supposedly restricting activities of affiliated stations through exclusive contracts.Six year old Mutual, the report held, %%HEN IOU HEAR her you cannot had made considerable progress without recourseto strait -jacket contracts.Well, the failto distinguish the type-old- special regulations for the Networks with re- maidenish-pry-a-body-wbo helps to pain in the neck is this: Indicated are broader billow the oceans of laughter of spect to chain broadcasting, suchregulations to be based upon a conception of a Fibber and Molly program. ln . . a well -poised. at- public service.Whatev,9 that means. tractivereallife womansheIs with an ebullient love of life and possessed of a warn,. ENDING THOUGHT: The trouble with presentday education is that it covers sociablepersonality.Provesyou -DR. E. N. FERRIS. can tell what's in the air. the ground without cultivating anything in it. MONDAY LOGS PAGE 10 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 26, 1941

KGER-10.News.10:05. KingdomKFXSI-1 Muse & Music. 1:15. Uni- Within.10:30.BrightCorner. versityLife.1:45.ProgramPre- KFX31-10. John B. Hughes. 10:15. . ie.,.1:50. Variety. ChapelMoments.10:30.JohnsonKF.4D-1 Moths. t Mine. 1:15. MONDAY Program Highlights Family. 10:45. Bachelor's ('hildren. Club Matinee. 1:55. News. KFSD-10:15. Between Bookends. KGB -1. Monitor N e w r.1:15. Uni- Variety P. 51. 10:30. Ann Gibson. 10:45. N e w s. versityLife.1:30.Stocks.1:35. 12:15 -Luncheon Concert. KFAC. 10:50. Harvey Harding. Investments.1:45, Siesta. 4. M. 2:15 -Classic Hour. KECA. KGB -10, JohnB Hughes.10:15.KFVD-1. News.1:15.Music. 3:00 -Masterpieces. KFAC. ChapelMoments. 10:30.JohnsonKVOSI-1. Muse & Music. 1:15. Uni- 9:00 -Johnny Murray Fl. 4:30 -Sonata Recital. KHJ- KGB- Family. 10:45. Bachelor's Children. versityLife.1:45.Civic. 9:00 -Kate Smith.IiNX KFVD-10:30. Union Rescue Mission. 10:15 -Between Bookends. KECA- KFXM. KVOE-10. News. 10:15. Chapel Mo- KFSD. 5:00 -Telephone Show KFI. 2 to 3 P. M. ments. 10:30. Johnson Fa m I 1 v. 10 :30-A rt BakerKECA. 8:35 -Basin St.Music. KECA. 7:00 -Contented Proeram. KFI 10:45. Bachelor's Children. 1197-2. Girl Alone. 2:15. Lone Jour- P. M. 7:00 -Guy Lombardo. KNX. ney. 2:30. 8:135 -Evening Concert.KFAC. GuidingLight. 2:43. 1:15 -Club Matinee, KECA- :00 -Pleasure Time. KFL 11 A. M. to 12 Noon Life Can Be Beautiful. KFSD. S:15 -Lanny Ross. KNX. KNX-2. American School. 2:30. 2:00 -Chef Milani. KMPC. KFI-11. Hymns ofAllChurches. News. 2:45Scattergood Baines. 4:00 -Art Baker's Notebook. 10:00-Philharmonia. KECA. 11:15.Arnold Grimm's Daughter.KHJ-2 News.2:13. Bookworm. 10:30 -Masterworks. KNX. 11:30.Valiant Lady.11:45. 11:00-Chicairoland Concert. K11.1- of the World. Light 2:30. Community Hall. 2:45. Let's 6:30 -Showboat. KFI. KV0111-KFXM-KGB. Play Bridge. 7:30 -Burns andAllen.KFI. KNX-11. Big Sister.11:15. AuntKECA-2. News. 2:15. Classic Hour. 8:00 -Amos 'n'Andy. KNX- Jenny. 11:30. Fletcher Wiles. 11:45.KFWB-2. Bing Crosby. 2:15. Strains 2:30.News andMusic. KMPC. PublicA f fairs -News Home of the Brave. Waltzes.:45. Grandma Travels. 8:00 -In Chicago Tonight. KHJ- KHJ-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15.KMPC-2. Chef Milani. 2:15. Colum- KV0E-KFKII. A. Si. Don Dewhirst. 11:30. Victor Lind- biaConcertOrch.2:45. 8:30 -Pipe Smoking Time. KNX. 7 :30 -Bob Garred. KNX. lahr. Hall. Concert 10:00 -John B. Wishes. KILJ- KECA-11. Our Half Hour. KMTR-2. W. B. West. 2:15. Health KVOE-K_M. 11:30. Food. 9:30. Woman's World. Drama 11:30 -Parents Forum. KFAC. Rochester Concert. 11:45. News. KFWB-11. TomStoddard. 11:30. A. M. P. M. AI Jarvis. 10:30 -Johnson Family. KHJ. 4:45 -Fleetwood Lawton. KFI. K'11'('-11. Accent on Mc',s1 1C 15. HEAR CHEF MILANI 5:55-Ehner Davis. KNX. MusicforMadame. 11:30.Live P. M. 6:00 -Fulton Lewis KHJ-KVOE Stock Journal. 11:45. Vienna Calls. TODAY 6:00 -Luz Radio Theater. KNX. 7:00 -Raymond G. Swing. KMTR-11.Special 7 :30-Biondie. KNX. KHJKGB-KVOE-KFX14. Events.11:15. 7:30 -Lone Ranger. K14.1. 7:00 -Australian Dinner Day. Mothers of America. 11:30. Moni- KMPC-2:00 P. M. 8:30 -Point Sublime. KFI. KECA. tor News. 11:45. Special Events. 8:30-I Love a Mystery. KECA. 7:30 -National Radio Forum. KFAC-11. Man onStreet.11:30, 9: Those We Love. ICNIC. KFSD. i'arents Forum. 11:45. Musicale. KFAC-2, News. 2:15. Amer. Legion 9:3300 --Hawthorne House. KFI. 7:45 -Robert Arden KFWB KGFJ-11. News. Stocks. 11:15. Mu- Aux. 4:30. Musi 8:45 -Let's Talk News. KMPC. sic. KGFJ-2.News.Stocks. 2:15.Civic 10:00 -Wake 1.1n K .)-11.Music.11:30.News. 1:_311:Volunteers of America. America. KITS- KFOX-11. Pop. Records. 11:30.KRKI)-2. Chuck Henry Orch. 2:30. Quiz Programs KVDE KF7CM News. 11:40. Records. News. 2:45. Hawaiians. P. M. KGER-11. News.11:15. Meet theKi.OX-2 (inc.i 2:15. Records. 2:45. 6:09 -Dr. I.O.. KFI. Sports -Comment Band. 11:30.Music. 11:45. Dr. Grandmai Travels. 6:45 -Art Linkletter. K74.1-KGB- Matthews. KGER-2. News. 2:13, Poet Dreams. P. M. KFXM-11. Friendly Neighbors. 2:30. Music. 2:45. Tin Pan Alley. KVOE-KFXM. 11:15. Classic Strings. 11:30. Cock-KFXM-2. Storks. :05. Orch. 9:15. 9:30 -Double or Nothing. EMS- 7:00 -Joe Hernandez. KFWB. eyed Cooking. 11.45. Craig Orch. News. 2:30. Pendarvis Orch. 2:45. KVOE-KFXM-KGB. 10:15 -Bowling Notes. KFWB. KFSD-11. Friendship Exchange. _Spotlite Revue. 8,:30 -Kash Kwiz. KFWB. 11:15. Qur Half Hour. 11:30. Roch-KFSD-2. Sidestreet Vignettes. 2:15. ester Civic Orch. 11:45. News. Monitor News. 2:30. Martin Music. OutstandingMusic /Feather KGB -11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. 2:45. Grandma Travels. I)on Dewhirst. 11:30. Pulpit High-KGB -2. News.2:15 ForLadies KMTR-9. a.m. Only. A. M. KHJ-KGB-KVOE-8:30 a.m..2 lights. 11:45. Craig Orch. 2:30.Pendarvis Orch.2:45. 11:00 -Hymns of All Churches. P. m.. 9:30 n. m. KFVD-11. News. 11:15. Music. Let's Play Bridge. KRKD-9:30 a m. 1 p.m.. 3:45 11:30. Piano. 11:45. Violet Schram.KFVD-2:15 Organ. 2:30. Romantic ill :30-RKFIochester Civic Concert. o. m. KVOE--11. Fri en u I y Neighbors. Rhythm. KECA-KFSD. KFWB-11 :30 a. m. 11:15, Women's Clubs. 11:30. Gar-KVOIi-2. News. 2:15. Waltz Time. den Club. 11:45. Craig Oreb. 2:30. Have You Read? 2:45. Let's Play Bridge. 12 Noon to 1 P. M. 3 to 4 P. M. KFI-12. M a e Marlin.12:15. Ma MONDAY Programs Perkins.12:30.Pepper Toon c.KFI-3. Agnes White.3:15.Civic. 12:45. Vic and Sade. 3:25. News. 3:30.Reier.es.3:45. JANUARY 27. 1941 KNX-12. Martha Webster.12:15. Radio Magic. Song Treasury.12:30. Kate Hop-KNX-:(. Young Ur. Malone. 3:15. 8 to 9 A. M. Talk. 9:30. Women in News. 9:45. kins. 12:45. Women of Courage. Background for Living. 3:30, Joyee Music. KHJ-12. News. 12:15. Norma Jordan. 3:45. Citadel. KGFJ-News Stocks. 9:15. Tone Young. 12:45. Troubadours. KIT -8. Johnny Murray.8:15, Tempos. KECA-12. Orphans of Divorce.KHJ-3. News. 3:05. Gems of Music. Against the Storm. 8:30. Road oftKRFICD--9. Prairie Schooner. 9:30. U. 12:15. Amanda. 12:30. John's Other 3:30. Lowry Kohler. 3:45. Lest We Life. 8:45. News. S. Weather Reports. 9:45. News. Wife. 12:45. Just Plain Bill. Forget. KNX-8. Melody Express. 8:10. Dol-KIEV -9:30. Mayfair Lost & FoundKFWB-12. Al Jarvis.12:30. PeterKECA-3. Classic Hour. 3:15. Ireene larStretcher.8:15.News.8:20. Pets. Potter. Wicker.3:25.News.3:30.After- ' Nancy Dixon. Shopping Guide. 8:30.KFOX-9. Rev. [vie. 9:30. Rec-11.111PC-12. Top of the Day. L1:15. noon Jamboree. Goldberirs. 8:45. Kathleen Norris. ords. 9:45. Gospel Bells. News. 12:30. Off the Record. Er_WB-3. This Is Music. KH.1-8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. News.KGER-9. News. 9:05. March AheadKMTR-12. News. KMPC-3. Tops Pops. 3:30. Tempo of Time. 9:30. Revival. 9:45. FullKFAC-12 News. Tango. 3:45. Time Out. 8:45. Haimy Homes. Gospel. 12:15.Luncheon KMTR-3:30. Piano. 3:45. Billy Rich- Concert. man. KECA-8, Breakfast Club. 8:30.KIEX111.-9. News. 9:15,_ ProgramKGFJ-12. N e w s.Stocks.12:15. News. 8:43. R. L. Johnson. Preview. Pop. Arch. 9:30. Variety. Wheel ChairChats.12:30. Nov- FAC-3. %mations. KFWB-8. Grouch Club. 8:30. Ayres 9:43. Keen Fit. elty Roundup. 12:45. Let's Listen.KGFJ-3. News. Stocks.1:15. Vocal - Orch. 8:45. Dr. Reynolds. KFSD-9. Hollywood Headlines.KR$D-12:30. Saddle Pals. lore.3:30, CcertMe odies. KMPC-8. Andy AVirginia. 9:05. Gwen Williams. 9:15.KFOX-12. Records.12:15. News.KR/ID-3. Honawaiians. 3: 5. Weather Unity Daily Word. 8:30. Health. 9:30. Farm and Home. 12:30. Dick Ross.12:45. La t I n Report. Venna Taylor. KMTR-8, Spanish Hour. KGB -9. Ben Sweetland. 9:15. Home- Music. KFOX-3. Records. KGFJ-8. News..Stocks.8:15. Mu- maker's Catalogue. 9:30. SunshineRC. R-1.'-. News. 11:10Music. HOER -3 News. 3:05. Music.3:38. sic. 8:45. Dr. Wiseman. Sue. 9:45. Keen Fit. KFXM-12. South American W a Y. Swing Stuff. KRKD-8:30S tat e KFVD-9. Waltz. 9:15. News. 9:30. 12:15. News. 12:30. Calvary Quar-KFX31-3 News. 3:05. Richards 8:35. Recordings. Employment. Dr. Richardson. 9:45. Parade. ter Hour. 12:45. Troubadours. Orch.3:30.Lowry Kohler.3:45. KFAC-8. Music. 8:30. News. KVOE-9. Monitor News. 9:15. TwoKFSD-12. Orphans of Divorce. 12:15. lest We Forget. Keyboards. 9:30. Sue and Rangers. Honeymoon IIIPSD-3. Linda Dale. 3:15. treene KFOX-8. News. 8:15. Pon. Records. 9:45. Exercises Hill. 12:30. John's Wicker. 3:23. News. 3:30. Adven 8:30. Classified. 8:45. Records. Other Wife. 12:45. Just Plain Bill. tures of a Modern Mother.3:45. KGER-8. News.8:01. Soul Patrol. idGB-12 News. 12:15. Islanders. Radio Mssic. 8on.:15. Mlzoah.8:45. Rev. Benning- 10 to 11 A. M. 12:30 Troubadours. KGR-3. News. 3:05. Richards Orel, t KFVD-12 Air Editor. 12:30. Music. 3:30, Lowry Kohler. 3:45, Lest We KFNM-8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. Sun-KFI-10. News. 10:15. Mirandy's 12:45.V inlet Schram. Forget. shine Service. Garden Patch. 10:30. Wife Saver.EV0E-12. News. 12:15. Farm News.KFVD-3. News. 3:15. Music. K:P'SD-8.Breakfast Club. 8:30. 10:45. Dr. Kate. 12:30. Troubadours. KVOR-3. News. Richards Orch. 3:30. Good Cheer. 8:43. Thunder 0 v e rKNX-10. LifeCan Be Bargain Counter. Paradise. 10:15. Woman in white.Beautiful. 10:30. 1 to 2 P. M. KGB -8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. News. Right to Happiness.10:45. Robiad KFVD-8. Covered Wagon. Orch. KFI-1.Backstage 4 to 5 P. M. KVOE-8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. Wife.1:15. News. 8:45London News. KHJ-11). News. 10:15. Nanny Homes. Stella Dallas. 1:30. Lorenzo Jones.liF1-1. Art Baker's Notebook. 4:30. 10:30. 1:45. Milder Brown. BiltmoreRendezvous. 4:4.5.Fleet- Johnson Family. 10:45. CNX-1.PortiaBlake.1:15. wood Lawton. Bachelor's Children. and Marge. MYrt 9 to 10 A. M. K. .CA -10. LindaDale.10:15.Be- 1:30.HilltopHouse. KNX-4. Second Wife. 4:15. Abbotts. tween Bookends. 10:30. Art Raker. 1:45. Stepmother. 4:30. News. 4:35. Fletcher Wiley. KF1-9, Treat Time. 0:15. Words and 10:45. News. 10:50. Harvey Hard-11F1.1-1. Muse & Music. 1:15. RhythmKHJ-4. Fulton Lewis. 4:15. Selective Music. 9:30.Voice of By.1:30. Eddie Albright. Service Music.4:30.SonataRe- Experience. ing. KECA-1 Moths.. 9:45. Bridge Club. KFIVB-10. School News. 10:15. ofMine. 1:15. cital. KNX-9. Kate Smith.9:15. When a Breakfast on Club Matinee. 1:55. Civic. 7ECA-4. Organ Moods. 4:15. K 1 n GirlMarries. Boulevard. 10:45. KFAVIR-l. PeterPotter.1:30.Dr. 9:30.HelenTrent. News. Reynolds. Arthur. Jr. 4:30. Bud Barton. 4:45. Our Gal Sunday RI/ITC-10.GardenSchoolofAir. 1:45. Jur--Orch. Superman. Rev. Laurin. 9:15. Two Key- 10:13. Moo,Romance. 10:30. Mel-EMPC-1. Accent on Varlet,.1:30.KFWB-4, DonMilligan.4:30. News boards.9:30.JeanAbbey. 9:45. ody Preferred. 10:45. News. BY Arrangement. 4:45. Stuart Hamblen. Keep Fit. KMTR-10 Volney RMTR-1. C.Allison.1:30.Mimic. KMPC-4. What ShallIHavefor KECA-9. Mildred Van. 9:15 James. 10:45. KFAC-1.ReligiousScience. 1:15. Dinner?4:15. Norse- Dr.Reynolds. L.A. Brightly.Maestro. men. 9:30. Homer Griffith.9:45. KFAC-10.serenade.10:30.News. Schools. 1:30.Music. 1:45. 4:30. Newsreel. .15, z,, 10:45. Gothic Tower. Organ. KMTR-4. John Brown. 4:15. Smoke 13-9. Martin Orch. 9:15. Musi-KGFJ-10. News. 10:15. Dr. McCoy.KCFJ-1.News. Stock s. 1:15. Tree Valley.4:30. Kingdom City. calComedy. 6:30. News. 9:45. 1.0z15. City Dwellers. Strings. 1:30. Matinee. 4:45. Special Fvents. _S%innuth Sea c. KRK- D-10. Paddock Flashes. 10:15.KRICT)-1:115. City Hall. 1:30. USC. Vernon Steele. 4:18. Pag- KMPC-9. News.9:15.That's My 1:45. Health. ing thePast. 4:30. Mask. Idea. 9:30. Mo.-wing Pick -an. Hea it h. 10:30. P.-T.A. 10:45.KFOX-1. Records.1:15,Rainbow KMTR-9. Music Records. Trio. 1:30. ^hristian 6eletice. 1:45.KGFJ-4. News. 4:15, TeaTime. 9:15. Health. 9:30.KFOX-10. News. 10:15. Health. At Theatre. KRED-4.Music. 4:15.Movieland _lrusie. 9:45W, B.Record. 10:30. Harmony Hall. 10:45. Quiz.4:45.News. KFAC-9. Inspirations. 9:16. Health Pop. Records. KGER-1. News. 1:05. Officials. 1:20.KFOX-4. Records.4:15. Paging Bits of Hits. 1:30. Spanish Trio. Past.4:34Owing. JANUARY 26, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE 11 MON DAY LOGS St. Bernard dog the other day, and Don took it to a rehearsal of the Lux Radio ICOMINGOUT OF THE ETHERby Bernie Smith Theater. He tied the young horse to a piano leg and went out for a cup of coffee. When he returned, the piano had ORSON WELLES is in hot water again. month. Bernie Smith is planning to take been jerked 40 feet across the stage! Seems like his new picture, "Citizenhis "Coming Out of the Ether" to some Alice Faye, it seems, had talked a Kane,"allegedlyparallels the personalquiet place next month. couple of stagehands into moving the biography of a well-known publisher, to piano, justto throw a scare into the disadvantage of the latter. The film, Ameche. She succeeded! which has taken so long to reach the pub- The boys in Billy Mills' band really get lic, may have trouble in eventually reach- around. A checkup reveals that each of * ing that goal. the 12 members has spent from one to 12 The recent episode at U.C.L.A. when years with the following: Paul Whiteman, students burned radio sets in answer to Fred Waring, Tommy Dorsey, Jimmy Dor- the network banning of their school songs, Gene Autry, as you know, is currently sey, Ben Bernie, Victor Young, Rubinoff, has an interesting history. An official in- on the air for a chewing gum manufac- GeorgieStoll,GusArnheim,Johnny vestigation into the bonfire disclosed that turer. So the latest word along the mainGreen, Freddie Rich, Sigmund Romberg the students did not burn the sets of their stem is that Bill Boyd, Autry's rival in and John Scott Trotter! own volition, that an "outside agency" had the cowboy picturefield,isbeing au- purchased the sets and hauled them onto ditioned for a similar program for the the campus without authority from the air. The sponsor is to be a rival chewing -Any notices to the effect that the Tony university. What's more, it was learned gum manufacturer! Martin -Lana Turner romance is on thethat the "outside agency" had paid each wane, may be compared with the facts: ofthestudentsparticipating, a dollar Lana sits next to Tony on the stage dur- apiece! Benny Kubelsky, William McNulty ing the Martin broadcasts each Wednes- Author of the whole sorry affair is a and Sade Marks are three famous day night. songwriter who holds stock in the "out- radio personalities They're sometimes side agency." The songwriter has a son known as Jack Benny, Dennis Day Bob Burns' bazooka playing may beenrolled at U.C.L.A., who will be dis- and Mary Livingstone! pretty sour, but his piano playing is farciplined, along with the few others who * worse. We wouldn't have believed such atook part in the burning. Latest -News -From -the - Quiz -Front - thing possible, but Burns actually is re- In other words, gentle readers, the radio Dept.: Bob Hawk is planning to bring his ceiving thousands of letters from listeners burning at U.C.L.A. was an ASCAP stunt "Take It Or Leave It" program to Los who demand he bring back the plumbing. that backfired! Angeles next month. Ralph Edwards is .1. planning to bring his "Truth or Conse- * * * quences" program to Los Angeles next Somebody gave Don Ameche a monster RADIO LIFE, BEST RADIO BET

News. 4:15. Talk. 4:30.KMPC-6. Song Stories. 6:30. Easy 8 to 9 P. M. 10 to 11 P. M. Listening Gypsy Violins. 4:45. Harold AZ/11. HollywoodMerry - Go - KFXM-l. Trading Post. 4:30. SonataKMTE-6 6:30.BFI -8. Fred Waring. 8:15.News.KFI-10. News. 10:15. Frasier Hunt. Recital. Round.6:15.TownCrier. 8:30. Point Sublime. 10:30.Insidethe News(Thrifty Kr rt11--4. Organ Moods. 4:15. Europe Life Payments. 6:45. Douglas Daw-KNA-8. Amos 'n' Andy 8:15. I.annY Drug). 1045. Music by Woodbury. Situation.4:30.MaxineSautter.KFAC-6.son. News. 6:15. Music. 6:30. Ross. 8:30. Pipe Smoking T i in e.KNX-10.SullivanReviewsNews. 4:45. Film Facts. enemis 8:55. Trout. News. 10:15. Nightcap Yarns. 10:30. Mas- KGB -4, Fulton Lewis. 4:15. Select- L. A City College.6:44. KHJ--8. In Chicago Tonight. 8:30. terworks. ive Service. Music. 4:30. Recital. of Poland. Melodies. Double or Nothing. America. 1645. Gate.4 :1.) .Sr KGFJ-6News.Italian KECA-8. MarshallOrch.8:30. I KHNJe-ws1:0.. Wake 1.1). KFVD-4. South 6:30. Music. Love a Mystery. KVOE-4.4:30. Sundown Fulton Serenade. Lewis.4:15.Se-KRKD-6. Records. KFWB-8. MusicalComedy. _8:15.KECA-10. Philharmonia. Music.4:30. TopKFOX-8. News. 6:10. Snortlight Pa- Pan Pacific Aud. 8:20. KP Kwie.KFWB-10:15. Bowling Notes. 1.0:30. lectiveService. rade.6:30.Semi -Classical.6:45.KMPC-8. Amos'n'Andy.8:15. Tunes. 4:45. Classified. Records. Henry Misselwitz. 8:30. Light Clas- Contrasts In Rhythm. KGER-6. News. 6:15. Records. 6:30. sics. 8:45, Let's Talk News. BMPC-10. Brass Hats. 111:15. 5 to 6 P. M. Italian Journal. K11111/-8. Special Events. 8:30. Cant. News. 10:30. Ebony Ithansodi. KFXM-6. MiltonLewisJr.6:15. Hand. 8:45.Sneeini E.-nts. 10:45. Today in Hollywood. BFI -5. Telephone Hour. 5:30. Hurl- Eventide Echoes6:30. HometownKFAC-8. Evening Concert. KMTR-10.SpecialEvents.10:15. burt Band. 5:45. Jack Armstrong. Headlines. 6:35. Salon Music. 6:45.KG1.11-8. News. 8:15.Music. Neighbor Oren. 10:30, Averill Orch. KNX-5. European Round -Up. 5:15. Art Linkletter. KFOX-8. Lucca. 8:15. Music. 8:30. Fletcher Wiley. 5:30. Today's BestKFSD-6. You're in the Army Now. 10:45. Katie Orch. News.5:55. 6:30. News6:35.BasinSt.Mu- JudgeGardner. KFAC-10. Melody Hour. Buys.5:45.tarred. sic. KGER-8 News. 8:05, Rodolfo Iloyos.KGIFJ-10. News. 10:15. Phi. Davis. News. KGB -ti. Fulton Lewis. 6:15. JohnsonKFX.M-13. In Chicago Tonight. 8:30. wick. 10:30. Sheldon Separd. KHJ-5. News. 5:15, Daily Comics. Family.6:30.JohnB. Hughes. Double or Nothing. 10:45. Concert Melodies. 5:30.ShatterParker.5:45. Cap- 6:45. Art Linkletter. KFSG-8. Evangelistic. KFQX-10.RhythmicAge.10:15. tain Midnight. Lewis. 6:15. John-KFSD-8 Marshall Orch.8:15. John Pop. Records.10:45. Organ. KV0E-6.son Family Fulfil. 6:30. John B. Hughes. Nesbitt.8:30. Love a Mystery. KGER-10. News. 10:10. Jeans' Naas. KECA-5. Twilight Tales. 5:15.5:30. KGB -8.In Chicago Tonight.8:30.KFXM-10 Wake Up. America. Waltzesof Old cleans. 6:45. Art Linkletter. Double or Nothing. 10:45. News. News. 5:45. Tom Mix. KV0E-8. 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Dorsey 11:30. Marshall Orch. U:57. News. KFWB-7. Joe Hernandez. 7:15. Bar- Orch. 9:30. News (Thrifty Drug).KNX-11. News. 11:15. Howaed tirch. KGER-5of Time. News. 5:05.Latin Hour. net Orcli. 7:20. Dinner Music. 7:30. 9:45. Ricardo's Rhapsodies. KFXM-5. News. 5:05. Popular Orch. News. 7:45. Robert Arden. KFWB-9. America's Music.9:30. 11:30Strand Orch. 11:55. News. 5:30. Shafted Parker.5:45. Capt.KMPC-7. In theAir.7:30. Town News. 9:43. OperettaVignettes. K.1 -II. C:i:cagoland Concert. 11:45. Midnight. Hours. 7:45. News. KMPC-9. Memories in Melody. Islanders. KFSD-5. NumberMelodies.5:15. KMTR-9. Floyd Johnson. 9:30. Mu-KECA-11. Foster Orch. 11:15. Organ. King Arthur. Jr. 5:30. News. 5:45.KMTR-7. I Am. 7:15. Music. 7:45. sic. 11:57, News. Tom Mix. Sam Converse. KFAC-9. Evening Concert. KFWB--11. Three Kings & a Oueen. KGB -S. Ned Jordan.5:30. ShatterKFAC-7. Loyola Asks.7:15.FredKGFJ-9, Jewish Hour. 9:30. Synco- 11:15, Piano Painting... 11:30. Parker. 5:45. Capt. Midnight. Forrest.7:30.Musical Tapestries. pated__Symphony. Oneretta. KV0E-5. Ned Jordan. 5:30. ShatterKGFJ-7. Spanish Hour. KFOX-9. News. 9:15. Dude Ranch.KMPC-11. Bright's Hawaiians. 11:15. Parker. 5:45. Capt. Midnight. KRKD-7. News.:15. W:dtz Time. 9:30. Biblical Reader. 9:45. Lucca's. Opened by Mistake.11:30. Swing 7:30. Fishing Pals. KGER-9. News. 9:05. Rev. Benning- & Quiz. KFOX-7. Our DailyBread.7:15. ton. 9:30. Pastor Crouch. KFAC-11. Night Shades. 6 to 7 P. M. Aircraft. 7:30. Hawaiian Rhythms.KFXM-9. News. 9:15Frost Warn-KGFJ-11. News. 11:15. Concert. ings.9:30.DiamondOrch.9:45. KFL-6. Dr. I. Q. 6:30. Sho* Boat. 7:45. Robert Arden. Laws and Lawyers. KFXM-11. Chicagoland Concert. KIXX-6. Lux Radio Theatre. KGER-7. News. 7:05. Jewish Hoar.KFSG-9:30. Friendship Singers. 11:45. Islanders. KFXM-7, Raymond G. Swing. 7:15.IEFSD-9_, News. 9:05. Miller Orch.KFSG-". 11,40-'s & MMusig KHJ-6. Fulton Lewis. 1115 Round Just Relax. 7:30. Lone Ranger. 9:45.KFSD-:1. 1.01.4:4r Orch. Ku - Towner. 6:30, John B. Hughes. 6:45.KFSG--7:45. Evangelistic. 9:30.Ricardo's Rhapsodies. 101 -11 40 ".-7.News. Art Linkletter. liFSD-7. In His Stens. .7:30. Na- News. KGB -it. ellieugolao i Concert. 11:45. tional Radio Forum. KGB -9. News.9:15.Frost Warn- Memory, Time. KRCA-6. You're in the Army Now.KGB -7. Raymond G.Swing.7:15. ings.9:30.GeorgeBacon.9:45.KFVD-11. Hank. the Night Watch 6:30. John B. Kennedy. 6:35. Basin Lowe Highlights. 7:30. Lone Rang- Laws and Lawyers. man. St. Music , KV0E-9. News. 9:15. Frost Warn- Concert. KFWB-41.News. 6:15. Strollin' Tom. er. ings.9:30.Diamond Orch.9:43.ECV0E--U, _Chleagoland 6:30.Dorsey Orch.6:45,IrvingKVOE-7. Raymond G. Swine. 7:15. Laws and Lawyers. 11:45. Islanders. Berlin. Top Tunes. 7:30. Lone Ranger. PAGE 12 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 26, 1941

radio" by Time magazine, she certainly justifiesthecompliment. Radiopolls have selected her as first among feminine radio entertainers four times in the last ten years, and she has never been voted to a position lower than second. For me the meeting was not so much an interviewasan affirmation. Kate was not other than I had imagined nor less than I had expected.Had someone told me I was listening to the radio, only the reality of the interview could have disproved the statement.Her voice held the same distinguishing qualities thatI had noticed in her radio speech. I liked the way she drafted us into her sphere of personal friends.She answered questions-serious, silly, odd, or unrelated -with the prompt casualness of unre- strained frankness. "What was your greatest thrill, Miss Smith?" "Singing for the king and queen of England at a command performance in the White House during their visit to this country." "Were you nervous?What did you sing?" "I'll say I was nervous!I had never SHE CAME AROUND THE CAMPUS did Kate Smith and received such an honor before.I sang a journalism class where students got in pre -journalisticwound up in USC's variedrepertoirethat includedseveral by interviewing her and later writing Internship practice alert looking chap at far right rear isup Sam pieces for the Daily Trojan. The English favorites like 'Danny Boy' and elected by Radio Life's editors as best conformingRoeca, whose interview was one or two American songs.Of course reporting. to magazine -styled I couldn't forget my favorite, 'When the Moon Comes Over the Mountain'." "Didn't you sing 'God Bless America'?" "I wanted to because I love that song STUDENT RATING very much, butIdon't think it would have been appropriate, do you?" Kate Smith Is Given theWorks General tones of agreement followed by U.S.C. Students, ButHolds Up Kate's counter -question. Reticence on the part of journalism Editor's Note: Recently Kate Smith students disappeared almost as soonas was a guest of Journalism students confidence that typifies the American. She she began to speak.One by one their at USC. Keen -minded, the students seemed more like "cousin Kate" thana save Mime Katie a thorough eyeing' radio celebrity. pencils and pens were laid aside, and they toand be stiff a consensus interrogation. of student What proved seemed to settle in their chairs. Elbows tions to the beloved singer reac- She loves to sing.And the songs she on the table and chins in hand, they leaned following article by Sam Roeca,Is USCthe loves to sing are American-"The Wood- forward, forgetting the routine of detail sophomore. peckerSong,""GodBlessAmerica," and losing themselves in pleasant general- "When the Moon Comes Over the Moun- ities.The interview had reverted toa tain,""Indian Summer," and countlesswell -stimulated conversation. T WASN'T really listening. Thefamiliar- others. ity of her friendly voice remindedme That is what I mean when I say she is of winter nights and firesides; listening A student asked: an American.So few of the many who to the radio and singing "When the Moon "Why did you choose radio asa career, attain any degree of fame, whether they Comes Over the Mountain;" eatingpop- Miss Smith?" be doctors, diplomats, actors or musicians, corn balls and apples. "I didn't choose the radio. Ichose retain that friendly atmosphere of the It was Kate Smith all singing, and radio work followed. How-"next-door neighbor." right.The re- Oddly enough, Kate finds her greatest portorial staff of the Daily Trojanwas ever, I didn't' study singing, and it isn't seated about the long table in the senate really work with me, it's what I love torelaxation in listening to the radio. She chamber of the Student Union, and there do." diplomatically refused to limit her per- at the head sat Kate, her eyes effecting Those who sing are gay of spirit and sonal favoritism to any one program, but individual introductions as they are generous because they love to give of inferred that the "lighter and humorous" way down the wove their varieties attracted her more than others. long row ofattentive themselves. Inrecent years Kate has "I sort of handle the humorous brand journalism students. -raised sums totaling $4,000,000 singing of copy here at S. C., Kate-I mean Miss It was an interview, and wewere sup- at charity performances for the Red Cross. posed to ask questions. "Whyare youBut that is material.The sums of joySmith-and I'd like to know what particu- here?" "How long will you stay?" "Can that she has raised in the hearts of thou- lar style of humor you prefer," queried you cook?" "What is your favorite song?" sands cannot be estimated in terms of a senior. "That's rather difficult to answer.I Those are questions of interest to all,I money. enjoy a laugh any time, anywhere, and it am sure; but they fail to convey the in- She has given herself to the American doesn't take too much to make me laugh. trinsic value and meaning of an interview people and does not bemoan the loss of In fact I can listen to our program jokes with a person like Kate Smith. Theyare privacy. superficial. When at length she desires the all week at rehearsals and then laugh at solace and companionship of her family them again when we are on the air." Have you wondered why Kate isa fa- and personal friends, she boards vorite with so many radio listeners? a train Kate always used the term "we" when I for Washington, D. C.There she has ac-speaking of her radio program.Each di- found the answer to that question the cess to the private station entrance of thevision of the program is handled by the moment I met her.She is an American President and may enter the city unsight- "with all the trimmings." performers ofthatparticular division; Her genial in-ed and unseen.She considers the privi- that is, the comedians arrange their por- formality,herjolliness,sincerity,and lege a very special one. charm are fused with an attractive self- tion, the dramatists theits, and Kate's Called the "undisputedfirstlady ofgroup selects the songs she will sing. At PAGE 18 JAN -U.-1 RY 26, 1241 RADIO LIFE completely solid color ensemble, of the same kind of material. This garment can be either all one tone or made up of several shades.These should be of the STYLE SLANTS group type, as light and darkbeige, or two tones of blue. A taffetalining is outfit. and love- material as the dress. Although the coatconsidered right in this SHARON DOUGLAS, as petite was fitted,it was far from plainly tai- The coat should be fitted and should ly an actress as there ison radio, Fine pin-tuckings, about an inchcertainly be as dressy as you can stand. stole a march on me thisweek.I have lored. but ensem- apart, covered the garment fromthe waist The garment lines should be simple, been holding back an article on up, and were lavished uponthe sleeves. the effects should be attainedby tuck- bles, planning touseitseveral weeks They were theings, quiltings and trim.So remember, closer to Easter.The other day, how-Yes, and those sleeves. lay an Broadcastingtouch, the one little thing so necessary on if you don't want your outfit to ever, at the KNX Columbia a garment to make itoutstanding. They Easter egg, dress up as you haven'tfor Studios, in walked Miss Douglas wearing and years past. an outfit that seemed to typifythe ex-belled out to a tremendous fullness, the very dusty tremely dressy season that is upon us. were caught up short with atight wrist- Colors to favor are thisfulleffectall tones of rose and blue, beige,light tur- The lovely star of "Second Wife," a band.Just picture and show that is aired daily at 4 p. m. Monday covered with tuckings. quoise and a combination of navy After one look at lovely Miss Douglas, foamy white.It'll pay you to look for through Friday, was beautifully attired "Authentically Made in California" label, California spectator ensemble.ItI stopped only long enough to wishfer- ina vently that television was here, andmade too. consisted of a beige sheer wool coat over This ensemble is not guaranteed toget a riotously colored print dress infine silk for my typewriter as fast as aneditor reaching for the wastebasket. you on the Screen GuildShow, where crepe. The coat was lined with the same Sharon Douglas appearedlastSunday So here are the points to watchfor in in buying your own ensemble.The bestwith Myrna Loy and Don Ameche finalrehearsals these divisions are co- "Magnificent Obsession," but it will cer- types will be:1)like Sharon Douglas parade ordinated. wore, with the print dressand coat lining tainly put you No. 1 on the hit "Miss Smith, why do they call you the matching, under a solid coat, or 2)a in your own group. Songbird of the South?" "Because I am from the South.I was born in Greenville, Va., quite some time By Earl G. De Haven ago." IWORLD ON YOUR DIAL (She was born May 1, 1909, and that ould make her 31-even if she hadn't up the musical portion ofthis broadcast. told us later). TT IS DOUBTFUL if any short wave sta- The Italian Broadcasting Systemhas "One of my favorite pastimes is cook-.'. tion broadcasting today operatesunderjust inaugurated a transmission thatis ing. if something so elemental as cooking as great a handicap withrespect to inter- Ta- directed particularly to the Pacific coast could be called a pastime.t can makeference as does FOSAA in Papeete, of North America, which is airedfrom 9 Southern pancakes, muffins, and cakes, hiti.Utilizing a frequency right in the,to 10:10 p. m., and to EdgarCook of mix grits, and season Virginia hams." midst of the 40 Meter amateurC.W. supplying band, reception, even when conditions are Los Angeles we give credit for Kate graduated from Washington and proof us with this interesting"scoop." At pres- Lee college.Although singing has beenideal, is rarely satisfactory. Ample ent the programs are in the natureof a of this was evidenced again lastTuesday in this her "love" and her "vocation" she never evening when, with the bestsignal intest and the reports from listeners studied itinschool. To this day she carrier area will determine whether ornot this cannot read a note of music and says shemonths, the station's modulated period will become a permanent, partof was literally "choppedup" by C. W. never intends to learn. how- Rome's short wave service. Thetransmis- "Fortunately I have a perfect ear forstations. Enough could he heard sion is carried only by 2R0-3 on 9.63Mc. ever, to determine that"The Voice of that harmony and tones, and I thank God forTahiti" can rebroadcast London quite as and a check at press time reveals it." the signal level on this periodis con- Students were glad to hear her say thatsuccessfully as "Radio Saigon" formerlysiderably below that of 2R0-3 onthe did. Reader -listeners who wouldlike to she attributed her success to a collegepOssess a verification card from this sta- regular "American Hour from Rome" pro- education,even though she never studied gram. Tests made some time ago onthis the vocation she chose in later life.Buttion should listen between 8 and 9 p. m. same frequency, but at 11 p. m.rather "later life" might be a poor term because on Tuesdays andFridays, describe as best they may the program continuity,noting than 9, were well received here. she was singing most of the time in col- time In closing, a few words onreception lege, taking parts in choruses, musicals,changes in this continuity and the conditions seem apropos. The 25and 81 at which they are made.The frequency considerably and glee clubs. of the Tahiti station is 7.1 Mc.and the meter bands have improved Kate said that from the time her regular will during the past week for the nighthours. programs discontinue in June untiltheirtransmitter is low -powered. Patience The Tokyo stations and likewiseManchou- beginning in September she doesn't singwin, so "have at it." kuo, are still below normal however.73's a note.I'll be blunt and say that I doubt Excellent reception was enjoyedlast and lots of DX! that statement.I do not see how anyWednesday night from VLQ-7 inSyd- * * * one so cheerful with her everygesticula- ney, Australia, andif like signals were shown four or five nights eachweek the tion could repress such a desire for ex- Pacific Penny Bonus pression.It is too much a part of Kate,station would command a large and she can't conceal it. coast audience. This stationoperates on The Bailey Sisters, vocalists with Ben The next time you listen to Kate's pro- 11.88 Mc. and comes on at9:55 p. m., Bernie on his NBC musical quiz,receive intricate with a full news broadcastfeatured at a weekly bonus in additionto their regu- gram do not try to fashion an feature personality.Just remember the person 10p.m.Another interesting lar salary, if their songs please the pro- singing those songs is having a swell time. presented several times each weekis: "The ducer of the show. After every broadcast, Remember that she is a plain American, War-through Australian Er -es," areview the girls rush to the control roomwith likes plain things, and that singing the of critical comment on theinternational their hands out, looking for thebonus. songs you particularly enjoy is more aconflictas mirroredintheAustralian The custom began in New York, whenthe pleasure to her than a duty. press. Selections in"record series" make producer offered the Baileys all the money It is with a note of satisfaction that I he had, if they would sing hisfavorite bring this "impression" to a close.I have song. They sang it, and hepaid off with enjoyed describing' Kate Smith,' and have For Stylefor All the Family in all the money in his pocket, six centsfor enjoyed the reconsideration of our round- Southwest Los Angeles . .. It's each girl, table conversation.It's five minutes 'til, * * * and she'll be on the air in a moment. Yes CHARLSTON'S Did you thank your market manager -the Songbird of the South has left 'her for making available to you RadioLife habitat and flown on the wings of melody DEPT. STORE He'd Pleasant 4300 at so smalla cost?Why not? into the heart of every American. 8504 So. Vermont appreciate it. ROECA. TUESDAY LOGSPAGE 14 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 26, 1941

IEFXM-1, Classics of 11 A. M. to 12 Noon 1:15. Sidewalk Cafe. 1:30.Literature. Radio Gossip Club.1:45.Previews. Va- KFI-11. Hymns ofAllChurches. riety. TUESDAY Program Highlights 11:15.Arnold Grimm's Daughter.KFSD-1. Mothkr of Mine. 1:15. Club of11:30. the World.Valiant Lady. 11:45. Light Matinee. 1:30. Musical Supervisor. variety Outstanding Music KNX-11. BigSister.11:15.Aunt 1:50, Master Singers. 1:55. News. Jenny. 11:30. Fletcher Wiley. 11:45.EG33-1. Classics of Literature. 1:15. M. I'.M. Home of the Brave. Sidewalk Cafe. 1:30. Radio Gossip 11:00 -Kate Smi KNX. Club: 1:45. Siesta. 10:15-BetweenFSth. 12:15 -Luncheon Concert. KFAC. KHJ-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15.RFVD-1. News. 1:15. Music. Bookends. KECA- 3:00 -Masterpieces. KFAC. Flying Feet. 11:45School of Air.KVOR-1.Classicsof 7:00 -Glenn Miller. KNX. HECA-11, Our Half Hour. 11:30. 1:15. Sidewalk cafe. 1:30.Literature. Radio 10:15-Hollywood Whispers. KHJ- 7:15-IKngood Park Concert. Family Doctor. 11:45. News. Gossip Club. 1:45. Civic. KVOE-KGB-KFXM. KNX HP'WB-11. TomStoddard. 11:30. 10:30 -Art Baker. KECA. 8:00-Pleasure Time. KF1. AlJarvis. P. M. 8:00 -Evening Concert. KFAC. KMPC-11. Accent on Melody. 11:15. 2 to 3 P. M. 1:15 -Club Matinee. KECA- 8:15 -Lanny Ross. KNX. LifelongLearning.11:30.Gypsy KF'SD. 10 :00-Philharmonia. KECA. Strings. EF1-2. Girl Alone. 2:15 Lone Jour- 2:00 -Chef Milani. KMPC. 10 :30 -Masterworks. KNX. ney. 2:30. Guiding L i g h t.2:45. 4:00 -Art Bakers Notebook. Life Can Be Beautiful. EFL Now! Twice Each Tuesday! KNX-2. American Sc hoo I.2:30. 6:30 -Fibber McGee. KFI. Public el ffairs-N ews News. 2:45Scattergood Baines. 7:00 -Bob Hope. KFI. A. M. KHJ-2 News. 2:15. Bookworm. 7:30 -Uncle Walter's Dog House. 7:30 -Bob Garred. KNX. FLYING FEET 2:30.P.-T.A.2:45.Let's Play KFI. 10:00 -John B Hughes. Bridge. 8:00 -Amos 'n' Andy. KNX- KECA-2 News 2:15. Classic Hour. KMPC. KHJ-KVOE-KFXM. BROADCAST KFWB-2 Bing Crosby. 2:15. Strauss 8:3 Johnny Present!. KW'. P. M. Waltz.2:30. News and Music. 8:34 -Camera Clinic. KMTR. 4 :45-Kaltenborn. OF'1. Patients' open forum direct 2:45. Graodmo Travels. 6:00 -Fulton Lewis. KHJ-KV0E- KMPC-2. ChefMilani.2:15. from Dr. Hiss Foot Clinic Century Music. 2:30. (lassie Hour.18th Drama 6:43 -AffairsKFX31-KGB. of State. RMTR-2. W. B. West. 2:15. Ter- A. M. KHJ-KVOE-KFXM. miteTopics.2:30.Music.2:45. 10:3(1 -Johnson Family. KHJ. 7 :00 -Raymond Gram Swing. 11:15a. m,KHJ8:00p. m. Volney James. KVOK-KHJ-KGB-KFX31. HFAC-2. News. 2:15. W-^thi "smi- P. M. 7:30-Wythe Williams. ert.2:30. Music. 2:45. Four SYm- 5 :30 -First Nighter. KNX. KHJ-KVOE-KGB-KFXM. KMTR-11. Dr. Talbot. 11:30. Moni-Minnie Hands. 6:00 -Second Husband. KNX. 7:45 -Robert ArdenKFWB. tom News. 11 43. Special Events. KGFJ-2. News. Stocks. 2:15. Civic. 6:35 -Inner Sanctum Mystery. 8:45 -Let's Talk News. KMPC. KFAC-11. Man on Street. 11:30. 2:30. Salvation Army. KECA-KFSD. 9:00 -We the People. KNX. Forenoon Musicale. KRICD-2. Henry Orch. 2:30. News. 7:00 -Story Drama. KECA. KGFJ-11. News. Stocks. 11:15. Mu- 2:45Hawaiians. 8:00 -Grand Central Station. sic. KFOX-2. Civic. 2:15. Aircraft. 2:30, KECA, Kit 11-11. Music. 11:30. News. Sports -Comment KFOX-11. Pop. Records. Records. 2:45. Grandma Travels. 8:30 -Court of Missing Heirs. News. 11:30.HOER -2. News. 2:05. Music. 2:30. KNX 11:40.Records. T B. Band P. M. KGER-11. N e w s.11:15. Meet the 5 Sports Round -up. 1:MPC. Band, 11:30. Music. 11:45. Dr. Mat- Quiz Programs 7: Joe Hernandez. KFWB. thews. P. M. 7:15-IKGnsiB-KFdeofSnortsKHJ- KFXM-11, Friendly Neighbors. HEAR CHEF MILANI 5:30 -Treasure Chest. KFL 10:15-Bowline Notes KFWB. 11:15. Classic Strings. 11:30. Coek- 6:30 -Professor Quiz. KNX, KFSD-11.most Cooking. Our 11.45. Half Hour.School of Air. TODAY 7:30 -Uncle Jim's Question Bee. Bridge. 11:30. Army Band. 11:45.11:15. KECA. Weather News. KMPC-2 :00 P. M. 8:30 -Bernie Musical Quiz. KGB -11 KECA. KHJ-8:30 a m.. 2 a m.. 9 Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. KRKu-9 :30 a. m.. 1D. M.3:43 Monitor New,. 11:30, Song of Is- 9:30 -Battle of Sexes. KFI. D. m. lands.11:45. School of Air. KFXM-2, Stocks. Orch. 2:15. News. Kl0VD-11. News. 11:15. Music. 11:30. 2:30. P.-T.A. 2:45. Spotlite Revue. Piano. 11:45. Violet Schram. KFSD-2. Sidestreet Vignettes. 2:15. KVOE-11. Friendly Neighbors. Monitor News.2:30. Chansonette. 11:15. P.-T.A. 11:30, 2:45, Grandma Travels. School. SouthernKGB -2. News.2:15. ments.2:30. Melodic Mo- TUESDAY Programs Play Bridge.P.-T.A.2:45.Let's 12 Noon to 1 P. M. KFVD-2. Music. 2:15. Organ. 2:30. .JANUARY 28. 1941 Romantic Rhythm. KFI-12. MaryMarlin.12:15. MaHVOE-2. News. 2:15. Federal Music. 8 to 9 A.M. KIEV -9:30. Mayfair Lost & Perkins. 12:30. Pepper Young. 12:45. 2:30.P.-T.A.2:45. Pets. Found Vic and Sade. Bridge. Let's Play KFI-8 Standard Trans. KFOX-9. Rev.Ivie.9:30.PopularKNX-12. MarthaWebster.19:15. Against the Storm. 8:30. Road8:15, of Records. 9:45. Rev. Eade. Song Treasury12:30, Kate Hop- Life. 8:45. News. KGER-9. News. 9:05. March Ahead kins. 12:45. Women of Courage. 3 to 4 P. M. of Time. KHJ-12. News. KNX-8. Melody Express. 8:10. Dol- KE/0111-9 12:15. NormaKFI-3, AgnesWhite.3:15. larStretcher.8:15.News. N e w s.9:15.Program Young. 12:45. Clocone Orch. 3:25. News. 3:30. Streaiiiiiued Civic.Jour- NancyDixon. 8:20. Preview. 9:20. Orch. 9:30. Variety.KECA-12.Orphans of Divorce. nal. 8:45. Kathleen Norris.8:30. Goidbergs. 9:45. Keep Fit. 12:15. Amanda. 12:30. .John's Other ILFSD-9. GlenDarwin.9:15. Wife. 12:45. Just Plain Bill. KNX-3. Young Dr.Malone.3:15. KHJ-8. NeighborsorWoodcraft. Health9:30. Farm and Home. KFWB-12. Al Jarvis.12:30. Peter don.Rhythm 3:45. Rounlop. Citadel. 3:30. Joyce Jor- KECA-8,8:30, News. 8:45. Happy H ome s.KGB -9. Ben Sweetland. 9:15. Home- Potter. KHJ-3. News. 3:05. Gems of Music. Breakfast Club. 8:30. maker's Catalogue. 9:30. Music forKMPC-12. Too of Day. 12:15. News. 3:45. Gyosiana. News. 8:45. R. L. Johnson. Milady. 9:45. Keep Fit. 12:30.Off the Record. KECA-3. Classic Hour. 3:15. Ireene KFWB-8. Grouch Club. 8:30.AyresKFVD-9, Waltz. 9:15. News. 9:30.KMTR-12. Music. Wicker.3:25. Orch. 8:45, Dr. Reynolds. Dr. Richardson. 9:45. Parade. HFAC-12. News.12:13.Luncheon ProgramBulletin. KMPC-8. Andy &Virginia.8:30.HVOE-9. Monitor News. 9:15. Helen Concert 301, Afternoon Jamboree. Unity Daily Word. Wyant.9:30.Music KGFJ-12. News. KFVFB-3, This Is Music. KMTR-8 Spanish Hour. 8:45. Re- 9:45. Exercise,. forMilady. Stocks. 12:15.KMPC-3. Top Pops.3:30,Temixi ligious music. Wheel Chair('hats.12:30.Nov- Taw. 3:45. Vella Pessl. KFAC-8. elty Roundup. 12:45. Let's Listen.KMTR-3:30.Pianos. 3:45. CountryChurch. 8:30. 10 to 11 A. M. KRKD-12:30. Saddle Pate. Richman. Billy News. 8:45. Mildred Lager. KFOX-12. Records.12:15. N e w s. KOFJ-8. News. Stock s. 8:15. Mu-KF1-10. News. 10:15. Mirandy's Gar- 12:30. Garden School. KFAC-3. Symphony. sic. 8:45. Dr. Wiseman. denPatch. HOER -12. News. KGFJ-3. News. 3:15.Vocaliers. KRK1)-8. 10:45. Dr. Kate.10:30.WifeSayer. 12:15. V. F. W. 12:10. Music.KRHD-3. Hawaiians. 3:15. Records. KFOX-8. News. 8:15. KNX-10. 3:45. Weather. Venue Taylor. 8:30. Ads. 8:45. WoolvertonRecords. Boys. LifeCan BeBeautiful.KFXM-12. HarmonyHall.12:15,KFOX-3 Records. KGER-8. News. 8:05. Soul Patrol. 10:15. Woman in Whit e.10:30. News. 12:30. Calvary Quarter Hr.KGER-3 News. 3:05. Music3:20. 8:15. MIznah Right toHappiness.10:45.Mary 12:45. Cincon, Orch. L. B. Band. ton. 8:45. Rev. Benning- Lee Taylor. KFSD-12. Orphans of Divorce.KFXM-3. News.3:05. KHJ-10JohnB.Hughes.10:15. 12:15. Honeymoon Hill. 12:30. Orch. :4:45. Gvpsiana. Pendarvis KFXM-8 Neighbors of Woodcraft. Hollywood Whispers.10:30. John- John'sOtherWife.12:45.JustHFSD-3. Linda Dale.3:15.Ireene 8:30. Sunshine Service. son Family. 10:45. Bachelor's Plain Bill. Wicker. 3:25. News. 3:30. Stream- KFSD-8. Breakfast Club. 8:30. Good Children. KGB -12, News. 12:15. Old F a s b- lined Journal. Cheer.8:45.Thunder Over Para-HECA-10Linda Gale.10:15.Be- inned Girl. 12:30. Cireone Orch. KGB -3. News. 3:05. Pendarvis Orch. dise. tween Bookends. 10:30. Art Baker.KFVD-12. Luncheon Music.12:45. 3:30.These United KGB -8. Woodcraft.8:30.N e w 5. 10:45. News. 19:50. H. Harding. Violet Schram. Gypsiana. States.3:45. KFVD-8. Covered Wagon. KFWB-10. Kvser Orch. HVOE-12. News. 12:15. Farm News. HVOE-8, Good Morning Neighbor. Breakfast on the Boulevard. 10:45.10:15. 12:30.('intone(lreh. KFVD-3. News. 3:15. M u i e. 3:45. 8:30. News. 8:45. Words & Music. News. Rhumba. AMPC-10 MoodRomance. HVOE-3. News. Pendarvis 0 r e h. 9 to 10 A. M. Doctor's Journal. 10:45. News.10:30. Ito2P.M. 3:30. Bargain Counter, KIIITR-10Woman's World.10:45.KFI-1. Backstage Wife. 1:15. Stel- Dr. Reynolds. laDallas.1:30 4 to 5 P. M. KFI-9.WordsandMusic.9:30.KFAC-10. Midmorning Serenade. LorenzoJones. Julia Blake. 9:45. Bridge Club. 10:30. News. 10:43. Gothic Tower. 1:45. Widder Brown. KFI-o. Art Baker's Notebook. 4:30. KNX-9. Kate Smith. 9:15. WhenaRGFJ-10. News 10:15. Dr. McCoy.KNX-1. PortiaBlake.1:15.Mort Jayne Cozzens. 4:43. H. V. Hal- WritMarries.9:30.Romanceof 11;45. City Dwellers. and Marge. 1:30. Hilltop Hous e. tenborn. Helen Trent. 9:45. Our Gal Sun-lifth.D-10. Paddock Flashes. 10:15. 1:45. Stepmother. KNX-4. Second Wife. 4:15. Wethe day. Health. KHJ-1. Classics of Literature. 1:15. Abbotts.4:30. News.4:35.met- fiG4-9.Rev.Laurin.9:15. Sidewalk'',afe.1:30.EddieAl- cherWiley. WYant. Organist. 9:30. MusicHelen forKFOX-10. News.10:15.Health. bright. Milady. 10:30. Pacific Paradise. 10:43.KECA-1, Mother of Mine. 1:15. ClubKHJ-4. Fulton Lewis. 4:30. Sands 9:45. Keep Fit. Records. Matinee. 1:55. Cilia:. of Time. KECA-9. Mildred Van. 9:15. FourHOER -10. News. 10:05. God's Sun-KFWB-1PeterPotter. KECA-I. Vaughn De Leath.4:15. Belles. 9:30Homer Griffith. 9:45. shine. 10:30Bright Corner. Reynolds. 1:45. Jurgens Oreh.1:30.Dr. King Arthur Jr. 4:30. Bud Barton. News. KFXM-10 John B. Hughes. 10:13.KMPC-1. Accent on Variety. 1:30. 4:45. Superman. cal Martin Orch. 9:15. Musi- Hollywood Whispers. 10:30. John- By Arrangement. KEWII-4. Don 4:30. News. Comedy.9:30.News. 9:45. son Family. 10:45. 4:45. Stuart Hamblen. South Sea Marie. Children. Bachelor'sKMTR-1. G. Allison. 1:30. Pension.KMPC-4. Brightly. Maestro. Please. KMPC-9. News. 9:15. Beauty Coun-KFSD-10:15 1:45. Special Events 4:15,SymphonyPreviews.4:30. selor.9:30. Morning Pick Up. Between Bookends.KFAC-1. Religious Science. 1:15. L. Newsreel.4:45.Aloha Land. FLMTR-9 Martin L. Thomas. 9:15. 10:30. Ann Gibson.10:45. Heaven A. Schools. 1:30. Music. 1:45. Or-HMTR-4. John Health. 9:30. Music. 9:45. W. B. on Earth gan, Brown.4:15.Old Record. KGB -10JohnB.Hughes.10:15.KGFJ-1, News, Stocks, 1:15, Windjammer. 4:30. Kingdom City. Hollywood Whispers. 10:30. John- Strings. 1:30. Matinee Melodies 4:45, Special Events. KFAC-9. Inspirations. 9:15. Health son Family. 10:45. Bachelor'sRIKHD-1. Weather. 1:15. City Hall.EZAC-4. First Line Defense. 4:15. Talk.. 9:30. Women in News. 9:45. paten. 1:30,U.S.C.1:45. Paging the Past. 4:30. Gateway to usic. 10 Serenade. Health. Music. KGMFJ-9.News. Stocks. 9:15. Tone Rescue Mission 10:30.UnionKFOX-1. Pop. Records. 1:15. LuccaKGFJ-4. News. 4:15. Tea Time. Tempos Floor Show. 1:30, Monitor News.KRICD-4.Music.4:15. KRHD-9. Prairie Schooner. 9:30. U.HVOE-40. News. 10:15.Hollywood 1:45, At the Theatre. Quiz. 4:45 News. Movieland S. Weather. 9:45. News. Whispers. 10:30. Johnson Family.KGER-1. News. 1:05. Officials. 1:20.KFOS-4. Records. 4:15. Paging 10:45. Bachelor's Children. Bits of Hits.1:30, Spanish Trio. Past. 4:30. Swing. JANUARY 26, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE15TUESDAY LOGS

story on royal refugees now in America. "Sands of Time" is directed by Ivan Radio Lifer Does History Dramas Christy and produced by JackKiefer. RADIO LIFE this week "points with has been driven to seek refuge, with her Among those appearing inthe dramas pride" to the work of staff -memberfamily, on this side of the Atlantic. Aeach week are: Ann Pendleton, Agnes Beatrice Henshaw as a script writer ongreat furor was stirred up in the news- Akers, Hollis Malone, Howard Chase, Joe the excellent program "Sands of 'rime"papers when the members of the royal Hamilton, Adelaide Irving, Olga Violin, heard over KHJ, KGB, KVOE, KFXM,family were brought to this country onDon Porter, James Garfield, Jack Gas- board a U. S. war vessel last summer.In ton,Westcott Clarke, Marjorie Moore, and the Don Lee network each Tuesday at Burton Stancliff, Doug McEachin, Jack 4:30 p.pi.Don't let the fact that she arecentissueofLifeMagazine,pic- gets air credit under the name Beatricetures of the family were included in aLawrence, and Maxine Tucker. Henning Shaw(it'sher own, anyway) throw you off.Any similarity between Beatrice Henning Shaw and Beatrice Hen- shawispurposely andentirelycoinci- Programs of "A" Riling dental! AMERICAN CHALLENGE changes I AM AN AMERICAN, on KECA These half-hour historical dramas are time to Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 26, at 9:15a.m., will earlierhourwillenable bring you the famous soprano, Lily sponsored by the Adult Education division KFI.The the story of how of the California State Department of more children to hear the program reg- Pons, who willtell ularly.The story of Daniel Webstershe gave up her French citizenship and Education, withtheassistanceofthe is now a naturalized American. Work Projects Administration, and have will be heard on Jan. 30. long been endorsed by school authorities, ADVENTURES IN MYTHOLOGY PARENTS' FORUM, that excellent women's clubs and the Parent-Teacher as- on KECA Fridays, 2:15-2:30, brings to program for parents and children, has f myth andchanged its time to Monday and Wed- sociation. lifethe ancient heroes nesday mornings at 11:30 over KFAC. The strange drama of another feminine legend. On Jan. 29 it will be the fas- ruler comes to life on the Jan. 28 "Sands cinating story of "Echo and Narcissus." WHEATENA PLAYHOUSE begins of Time" broadcast.To Marie Adelaide, Recommendedforelementarygrade a dramatization of the famous novel, Grand Duchess of Luxemburg fell the un- listening. "One Way Passage," on its broadcast happy task of guiding the destinies of EXAMINER SCHOOLCAST has of Jan. 27. The program is heard each her tiny country through the upheavals also changed time to Mon., Wed. and weekday from 3:45-4:00 p. m. rKNX. of the last world war, when she was still Fri. at 10 a. m. over KFWB. It brings KID-OBBY TIME bringschildren an unsophisticated girl, barely out ofher news especially edited and arranged for and their hobbies tothe microphone teens.She was the elder sister of the school current events classes. each Tuesday, 4:45 p. m., over KGER. present Grand DuchessCharlotte, who

KGER-4. News.4:15.Talk.4:30.KGFJ-6. N e w S.Italian Melodies. 10 to 11 P. M. Records. 4:45Kid-Obby. 6:30. Music. 6:45. Pentecostal As- Now!Twice Each Tuesday! KFXM-s. Tradinv Post. 4:30, Sands sembly. KFI-10. News. 10:1,,Foster Orch. of Time. FERKD-6. Records. 10:30.Insidethe News(Thrifts KFSD-4, Floyd Wright.4:13. En -KFOX--6. News. 6:10._ Sports. 6:15. FLYING FEET Drug). 10:45. Nottingham Orch. rope Situation. 4:30. Jayne Cozzens. Records. 6:30. Semi -Classical. KNX-10. SullivanReviewsNews. 4:45. Amateurs. 6:45. Swing Ding. 10:15. Nightcap Yarns. 111:30. alas KG11-4. FultonLewis.4:30. SandsKGER-6. News. 6:30. U. S. Arnie BROADCAST terworks. of Time. _:45 ItalianJournal. Patients' open forum direct KFVD-4, TeaTime.4:15.News.KFAJd-6. Fulton Lewis. 6:15. Even- KHJ-10 Havenof Kest. 10:3:1 4:30. Sundown Serenade. tide Echoes. 6:30 Hometown Head- from Dr. Hiss Foot Clinic News. 10:45. Harris Orch. KVOE-4. Fulton Levis. 4:15. From lines.6:35.SalonMusic. 6:45. KECA-10. Philharmonia. 4:30.Sands of Time. Affairs of State. New York. KFSD-11. Macey Music. 6:15. Mama 11:15 KFWB-10 Shaw Orch. 10:15. Bowl - Bloom',Brood3130. News.6:35. a. m.KHJ8:00 p. m. in Notes. 10:30. Contrastsin S to 6 P. M. inner Sanctum Mystery. Rhythm KGB -6. Fulton Lewis. 6:15,_ John- KMPC-10. Bert Hirsch. 10 :15. K fl-5. Music. Limericks. 3:15. Jack son Family. 6:30. John B. Hughes.KFWB-8. MusicalComedy.8:15. News. 10:30. EbonyRhapsody. Armstrong. 5:30.Treasure Chest. 6:45. America's Answer. PanPacific Aud. 8:30. Salley 10:45. Today In Hollywood. KVOE-6. Fulton Lewis. 6:15. John- Forum. KMTR-10.VienneseEnsemble. Eivottean Round -Co.5:15. son Family. 6:30. John B. Hughes.IIMPL-' -8.Amos'o' Andy.5;15, 10:15. Neighbor Orch. 10:30. Aver - Fletcher Wiley. 5:30. First Matt- 0:45. Affairs of State. Howard Barlow. 8:30. Reoital ill Orch. 10:45. Haile Orch. er. 5:55. News. Hour. 8:43. Let's Talk News. li1FAL-10. MelodHour. KHJ-5. News. 5:15, Daily Comics. KMTR-8. Ergic.8:15. S e c i a lEGFJ-10. News. 10:15. Mission 5:30,ShatterParker.5:45. Cap- 7 to 8 P. M. Events. 8:30. Camera Clinipc. Workers. 16:30. Music. tain Midnight. KFAC-8. Evening Concert. .1111E0X-10. Ballroom.1015. KECA-5.Speaking of Glamour.Hir1-7, Bob Hope. .:30. Uncle Walt-KGFJ--8. News8:15. Jean Valen- Hamilton(Jrrch.10:30.AlPerry. 5:15. OrganConcert.5:30.Seas. er's DogHouse. tine.8:30Music. 1.01.45 Organ Reveries. 1NX-1. Duller Orch. 7:15InglewoodKEIIX-SLucca Floor Show. 5:15.KGER-10. News. 10:10. Marie. 5:45. Tom Mix. Park Concert. 7:45. Davis.t N s w e. Records. 8:30. Judge Gardner. 15:36. Concert Music. EFWB-5. Stuart ibunbien. 7:56. News of World. KGER-8. News. 8:05. Rudolfo Hoy -liFSM-10. Haven ofRest.10:30. KMPC-5. Snorts . Round -Co.5:15.KECA-7. Story. Drama. 7:15. Jen- New-10:45Harris Orch. Or:.5:30. Uncle Ha rry. kins Orch 7:30. Uncle Jim's Ques-K1KFAM-5. Laugh A Swing Club. 8:30.KFSG-10.EstherFrickeStuart. tion Bee, Sing with Favorite Band. 10:30. Mr. and Mrs. Webb. C-5. Music. 5:30. Whoa BillKHJ-7.Raymond G.Swing.7:15.KFSD-8.GrandCentralStation.KFSD-10. Bondshu Orch. 10:30. Meet C ub. Inside of Sports. 7:30. Wythe Wil- 8:36. Brain Twis.ers. Mr. Weeks. KGFJ-5. News. 5:15. Tango Time. liams.7:45.SentimentalConcert. VIIES-8Laugh & Swing Club. 8:30. HavelofR e s t.10:30. 5:30. Music. 5:45,PhilStanwick. JoeHernandez. 7:30. KGB -1.0. Kli hJJ-5. SongsofSaddle.5:30.KFWB-7. News. 10:45Harris Orch. Records. News. 7:45. Robert Arden. EVide-:.reiugh & Swing Club. 8:30.KFVD-10. Hank. the Night Watch - Rare Results.5:45. KMPC-7. In eAir.7:30. Record Sing with Favorite Band. mu. KFOX-5. Swing. 5:45. March Ahead Review7:45. News. RVOL-10. HavenofRest.10:30. of Time. KMTR-7. I Am. 7:15. Special 10:45. Harris Orch. KGER-5. News. 3:05.Latin Hour. Events. 7:45. Samuel Converse. 9 to 10 P. M. News KFXM-5. News. 5:05.Pop.Orch. ChristianScience.7:15. 5:25. Previews. 5:30. Shatter Park-KFAC-7. Musical Tapes-16.11-9. Music. 9:05. Gray Orch. 9:15. 11 to 12 Midnight er.5:45. Capt. Midnight. Union News. 7:30 Morgan Orch. 9:30. Battle of Sexes. KFSD-5:15. King Arthur. Jr. 5:30.KGFJ-7tries. Spanish Hour. KNX-11 We the People. 9:30. News.KFI-11. News. 11:15. Cummins News. 5:45. Tom Mix. KRKD-7. -News.7:15. Three -Quar- 9:35. John Clark. 9:50. All Around Orch. 11:30Marshall Orch. 11:57. KGB -5. Hits & Encores. 5:15. Con- ter Time7:30Do You Know? ?Mwn News. cert.5:30.ShatterParker.5:45. DeilyBread.7:15.Air-KHJ-9. News.9:15.Frost .Warn-KNX-11. Knox Manning. 11:18. CaptainMidnight. KFIX-1 7:45. News. ings. 9:30. Martin Orch. 5:15. Women's craft7:30. Records. KECA-9. Easy Aces. 9:1:1. Mr. Keen. Anita Carol.11:30. Strand Orch. KVOE-5. Classified. KGER-7. News. 7:05. Jewish Hour. 9:30. New. (Thrifty Drawl.9:45. 11:55. News. Patriotic t'nnference. 5:30. ShafterKFNM-7. Raymond G. Swing. 7:15. The Old and the New. 11.111-11. Barri-Orch.11:15.Dale Parker. 5:45. Cant. ".'night. Inside of Sports :30. Wvthe Wil-KFWB-9. America'sMusic.9:30. Orch. 11:0 Rhythm Rascals. liams. 7:45. Sentimental Concert. News.9:43. Gray Orch. KECA-11. CumminsOrch. 11:15. 6 to 7 P. M. KFSG-7:45. Evangelistic. shire -9. Mernoriee in Melody. Paul Carson. 11:57. News. KFSD-7Story. Drama. 7:15.Jen-KMTR-9. Special Events. 0:30. KFI-6. Tuesday at six.0:30. Fib - kin. Orris. 7:30Uncle Jim's Wes- Peter Potter. KFWB-H. Three Kings & a Queen be y McGee and Molly. tin*Bee. KFAC-9. Evening Concert. 11:15. Piano Paintings. 11:331. KNX-6, Helen Menken. R:30. Prof.KGB -7. Raymond G.Swine.7:15.KGFJ-9. JewishHour.9:30.Syn- Operetta. Inside of Snorts. 7:30. Wythe copated Symphony. KMPC-11 Br, cht's Hawaiians Kit1-4. FultonLewis.6:15.Pace 7:45. Sentimental Concert. KFOX-9. News 9:15. Ralfis 11:15. Let MP Read to You. 11:30 One Preview. 6:30. John B. Hughes.KVOE-7. Raymond G. Swing. 7:15. 9:30.Records.9:45.Hawaiians. Swine & Quiz. 6:45. Affairs ofState. Legion Sneaks7:30. Wythe Wil- GER-9. News. 9:05.Rev.Hauff.rngs. KMTR-11 Music. KECA-6. (lancerMusic.6:36.J. liams.7:45.SentimentalConcert.E 9:15. Frost Wa-KFAC-11 Night Shades. B.Kennedy.6:35.InnerSne-a rXM-9n 9:30. News Ellis Sparkman.9:45.HOFJ-11 News.1:15. Concert. Mystery. Martin Orch. KFXM-11. Harris Ord). 11:13. Dale KFWB-6. News. 6:15. Strollin' Tom. 8 to 9 P. M. ISFSG-9:30. Wendell St. Clair. Orris11:45. IOW an Rascals. 0:30. Joe Crail. 6:45. Victor Her- Easy Aces. 9:15. Mr.KING -11. Drama. 11:30. Bible bert. KF1-8. Fred Wavle g. 8:15. News.KFSD-9. 9:45. Study. KMPC-6. Song Stories.8:30. Easy 8:30. Johnny presents. Keen.9:30.Old & New. KFSD-11..CumminsOrch. UM. Listening. KNX-8. Amos te Andy. 8:15. Limns News. marshal! Orch. KMTR-6. Hollywood Merry -Go - Ross 5:30 Court of Miami's. Petra.KGR---n. News :15. Frost Warn-KGB -11:13Dale Ord:. 11:45. Rhy Boone "05 Sne.ial Ey. 0:30.KHJ-8.FlyingFeet. 4::-30. Sing ings. 9:30. Martin Orch. 9:45. Know tlun News. 6:0. Douglas Dawson. with Favorite Band. Thar San Diego Frost Warn-KVOr.--11, HarriRty =. Dale 111Aft-6. News. 615. Music. 8:36.KECA-8. Grand Central Statien.EVOs NewsMarna.5:15 Orch.11:45.Baaoa A. CIO College. 6:45. County. 8:30. Berate Magical Quiz Ine35.. 8E-8.: PAGE 16 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 26, 1941

4,4 Night Workers, the Lonely of Heart and Roisterers, the City of Darkness Hails the Hero of This Article!

lefttherevitalizationof the exhausted community to workers of the night. It is for these workers more than ft)! anybody else that Hank, the Night Watch man, answering the insistently continual jangle of telephones, ad libbing good hu- mor and choosing and spinning his rec- ords, does his own work by night. And these are the battalions of milkmen who blitzkriegtheearly morning withthe tinkle of millions of milk bottles,can and garbage collectors who raisean artil lery-likenoisebarragewithindelicatr handling of malodorous tag -ends of mil- lions 'ofmeals; corps of seamy -handed scrubbers and cleaners in office buildings, taxi drivers chilled in gray mornings at cab stands; power plant engineers "juic- ing" the town; panzer divisions of truck- men toolingtheirsnortingmechanical monsters out of the city to the open roads: shouting wholesale district and market workers; cops coining off and goingon duty;all-nightrestaurant staffs;these, and scores of other classifications from life -weary jades tolate -working execu- tives, from aircraft factory workers to bedriddens listening to the night radioas a buffer against dragging pain; from out ONCE ORDERED to broadcast an aerial -acrobatic circus, of all the strange symphony of life and -(Hank, the Night Watchman), filled his assignmentLouis (Bill) Kelso human beings who for their own reasons, thoroughness. With a portable transmitter he got abackwith characteristic formers, held his breath. started talking and broadcast theone of the per- circumstantial and fateful, ordered and haps, last) account of a trip through tent -top first (and per- disordered, elect to or have to, stay awake space with a slackwire walker. during the long night hours, the Watch- man tends his records, issues his racy pat- ter of comment and humor, as much a part Watchmen! Whatof the Night? N ANY NIGHT in the week inthe intersection of Wilshire and Sjestern, those hours when the erstwhile of the unseen drama of the Night City where shivering clusters of humans wait as those who contributeintheir ways stridor of the metropolis has giv- wearilyfor the owl busses, north andto its drama. en way to.the first soft sibilancessouth. A few lights come on in apartment of a city too big and varied in windows. Figures are silhouetted briefly HANK, THE NIGHT WATCHMAN, is activity to ever sleep, Hat)k, the Night beforeshadesaredrawn.Radiosare Louis(Bill)Kelso, a brown - eyed Watchman, is at his record -spinning post heard, muted down from some of the Latin.For Victor Clothing Company, in the announcer's booth of.station KFVI). apartments, fromhousessetbackon downtown merchants who for years have Outside, Western avenue, in uptown Los residentialstreets, from occasional cars served well the economy -minded, but val- Angeles, is a long, narrow ribbon ofas- parked at curbsides or in driveways, whose-..ue-wise, community, Hank goes on the phalt rolling down from the Los Feljz occupants rest heads on shoulders, youngair at 10 p. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays. hills to the sandpapery grate of thesea and old loves, perhaps, loath to say good-Saturdays and Sundays, at 11 p. m. on smashing with eternal monotony against night. remaining weekdays, to play as many re- a 20 -mile distant shoreline. The light s quests as time and almost endless library on Western avenue, as they are all over Into the quiet, which never is real of records will permit aim. the half -somnolent city,re dim. Neons quiet, but seems so only because the city of the day, noisy, big, complex And, in his time on the air, little has wink or glareat long -spacedintervals, happened inlifethat he has not been harbingers of chili, hamburgers and hot and bustling, has fallen into partial privy to. For the city by night is drawn coffee for early morning drunkards and sleep.Part of its great body, how- ever, stirs togetherinanineffablecomradeship late motorists speeding home from pro- like nervous limbs of a And the voice of Hank, the Night Watch- tractedparties;callowstriplings,fugi- giant not completely reposed. man, his cheery comraderie of down-to- tive from high school and lower college Hank, the Night Watchman, lives andearth wit, is an oral beacon fingering the classesoccasionallyroarpastbehind spins his records for that wide-awake partnight, his melodies a flood of "light" in "gunned" motors of stripped Fords and of the giant.That partis the tens ofthe city's stumblingly busy dark. Chevvies. White and black radio police cars whisk thousands who do their work at night, And what happens? A 'disconsolate wo- silentlyaround corners,or when the multi -millions of I.os Angelesman calls in on one of three trunk lines. cruise with seeming aimlessness down to have done their work by day and have She says she is going to commit suicide. PAGE 17 JANUARY 26, 1941 RADIO LIFE

moods and many will phone in for songs Inanity at work in the city and to which Will Hank play "It's a Long Way to Tip- he dedicates his musical melanges. perary?" That was weeks ago. Hank kid-of sweet old sentiments. Athletic as Errol Flynn, Hank played ded the woman along, breaking into other Once a woman called and, after asking footballfor Elgin Academy inIllinois, requests during the program, kidding her I -lank to play "In My Merry Oldsmobile," was a star basketball player, taught swim- by microphone to think it over anotherinsisted on telling him of a romance with ming and could have made a name for day. She is through thinking aboutit. one "Albert" who used to take herrid- himself inprofessional baseball had he Every night now she calls, mysteriously,ing back inthe early1900's."It wasnot elected to turn to radio as a career. thanks him for what he did on a hopelesswhen 'My Merry Oldsmobile' was popu- Like all good workmen, he tries to vis- morning, asks for a record, thanks him lar," she explains wistfully. "I shall neverualize his job in terms of results. Thus again and retires to silence for another forget how handsome and strong he looked he has analyzed the human character in 24 hours. in his moustache." the city by night, what that character A distracted mother callsin. Will he There was a night when an academicdoes, what he thinks, dreams and plans. please broadcast for Lulu to come home. male voice called, apologized for a con-He has established a composite ofall It's way past bedtime. She's probably on dition that was not obvious over tele-workers by night, all who live by night, a party somewhere. Hankcomplies. The phone, save for the slightest of hiccoughs, and patterns his talk to respond to this mothercallsagaintotellhimLulu and asked for any number played andante.character, the musical program, of course, heard him, that she didn't know it was Hank spun "Andante Cantabile" and was taking care of itself. having fun. somewhat taken aback when the man Tonight he will be on the air. When he so late. They were just first goes on the roar of the city will be Truck drivers starting out on the lonelyphoned again and said:"Andante, my frien'.Andante,notadantino."Hank at its greatest; will dwindle down after highways leading in all directions from the looked the word up and merely spun themidnight, will fall almost silent around 3 city are habitual requestees. Understand- a. m. But, there will be menand women ably enough, most of them ask for "She'llrecord a bit faster. abroad in those morning hours, and to Be Coming Round the Mountain," which, As radio's night watchman, Hank willthem, shadows in the night, Hank, the perhaps, they leather -lung out over theget on an average, 580 requests nightly. Night Watchman, will be beacon of fun wastelands and farms on their route. He is able to play but a fifth of them,and diversion, giving an inner glow of averaging 110 during his tour of noc- satisfaction against the coming dawn. Girls will call and ask that a song beturnal musical stewardship. Somewhat of dedicated to Pete, or Joe, Jim or Bill froma sentimentalist, he dedicatesthepro- * * * "The Girl on the Hill," from "Your Dream gram to "Their Majesties of theNight, at Ocean Park," in memory of Estherand the Working Man and Girl," thus neatly Cantor Proteges a "Night of Romance,"and, again, under- giving masculine, mature stature to strip- standingly, "from June," who asks forlings and oldsters, and pleasing, besides Olive Major, juvenile singing discovery "You Made Me Love You." on Eddie Cantor's Time to Smile program the beauteous who take it for granted, been one Most often asked for recordings arethe charwomen for whom the appellation over the NBC -Red Network, has Me, is a pickup from a vista of hallways andof Deanna Durbin's greatest fans for sev- "hot" ones, with Will Bradley's "Beat eral years. Deanna, for her part, has called Daddy, Eight to the Bar," currently the mops. the NBC studios after each Time to Sfnile most popular. Tommy Dorsey is afavor- His program is open for police at Olive's night -working program in Hollywood to praise iteof theWatchman's alltimes. The gendarmes frequently singing. So Cantor has arranged a meet- world, with Wayne King in third place make use of itin supplementing ur- ing for the two young singers, both of in numbers of requests. The classics are gent bulletins to reach audiences other whom are his discoveries. He will buy the seldom asked for, waltzes rarely, although than cruising patrol cars. there are times when the temper ofthe lunch and sit back while Olive and Deanna stay -uppersfallsintonostalgic Hank has a pet parrot, "Chotsie," whom compare notes. city's he is teaching a radio -safe vocabulary to supersede the blast of profanity with which "Chotsie" announced his first micro- phone appearance.Chotsiehasatiny pear) necklace sent him by a woman who wrote: "You're certainly a bird, Chotsie. Remind me of Jim on the U.S.S. Lexing- ton." Of an old show family, Hank runs his program with thorough showmanshipwith- initslimits. Monday nights are "Star" nights and the program is studded at in- tervals with name personalities from radio and motion picture studios and with those prominent in civic life. He distinguishes "personalities" from stars; means that a personality "is somebody who can do a turn for the edification of the boys and girls who ride the KFVD night beam with lie." On a forthcoming Wednesday night show he will have Frankie Carle, com- poser, with him. Has had otherprominent entertainers. Hank gets letters from distant Hono- lulu, Chicago and Kentucky, doesn't know for sure whether the program is heard so distantly, brit guesses it mustbe "or else why would they write in asking, like the girlin Honolulu did, for "Kiss Me Again" tobe followed by "Moonlight Bay" Saturday come a week, because it's Poing to be the night I make him say AND HERE he is In typical Mexi- IN THE FORMAL getup of n radio him to say." Such frank can costume he affects on the des- professional, Louis (13111)Kelso, is what I wan ert. An admirer of Mexican culture. darke)ed, sleeklenired chap with, confessionsof amorous intent do not he is busy collecting Mexicana and as you see, a friendly smile. A glut- startle Hank. His mail is a cross-section planning new twists for his pro- ton for work, Kelso, for relaxation, of simple folklibidos expressin them- gram beneath the corrugated Sun- goes to a desert cabin where... selves, of screwballs with low mental haros. hut look across ... batting averages, lonely women in cheer- less apartments, besides the run ofhu- WEDNESDAY LOGS PAGE 18 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 26,1941 11 A. M. to 12 Noon 2 to 3 P. M. KF1-11.BettyCrocker. WEDNESDAY Program Highlights Grimm', Daughter. 11:30. Valiant11:15.KFI-2. Gir Alone. 2:15. Lone Jour- Lady. 11:45Light of the World. CanleS. 2:30Be Beautiful. Guiding Light. 2:45. Life Variety KNX-11. BigSister.11:15.AuntKNX-2.American School. Outstanding Music Jenny. 11:30. Fletcher Wiley. 11:43. New*. 2:45. Scattergood Baines.2:30, A. fd. P. M. Home of the Brave. KHJ-2. News. 2:15. Bookworm. 2:30. 8:00 -Johnny Murray. KFI. 12 :15 -Luncheon Concert. KFAC. KHJ-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. Trojan Horses.2:45.Let'sPlay 9:00 -Kate Smith. KNX. 3:00 -Symphony. KFAC. Winger & Alexander. 11:30. Victor Bridge. 10:15 -Between Bookends. 4:00 -Pleasure Time. KFI. Lindlahr. KECA-2. News. 2:15. Classic Hour. KECA-KFSD. 7:00 -Glenn KNX. KECA-11. Our Half Hour. KFWB-2. Rine Crosby. 2:15. 10:30 -Art Baker. KECA. 8:00 -Evening Concert. KFAC. Navy Band. 11:45. News. 11:30. Strauss, Waltz.2:30.News sad 8:15 -Lanny Ross KNX. KFW0-11 TomStoddard.11:30. Music. 2:45. Grandma Travels. 8:30 -Adventures in Rhythm. Al Jarvis. iiMPC-2. ChetMilani.2:15.Co- P. M. KHJ. KVOE. Kyle(' Accent on SlelodY. 11:15. lumbia Concert Hall. 2:30. v'lassir 1:15 -Club Matinee. KECA- 10 :00 -Phi iharmoni a. KECA. Music for Madame. 11:30. Vienna Hour. KB'SD. 10:30 -Masterworks. KNX. Palle.11:45. Gypsy Strings. 2:00 -Chef Wan'. KMP0. KMTR-11 Dr. Talbot. 11:3C, Moni- 4:15--A Baker'sNotebook. tor News.11:43. Special Events. HEAR CHEF MILANI Public /If/airs-News KFAC-11. ManonStreet.11:30. 1:00 -Kay Ryser. KFI. A. H. ParentsForum.11:45.Forenoon 8:00 -Show of the Week. KILT - 7:30 --Bob Garred. KNX. Musicale. TODAY KGB -KYOTO. 10:00 -John B. Hughes. KIIJ- KGFJ-11. News. 11:15. Music. 8:00 -Amos 'n' Andy. KNX- KVOE-KFXM. KRK1)-41, Music. 11:30. News. KMPC. 11:30 -Parents Forum. KFAC. KFOX-11, Records. 11:30. N e w s. KMPC-2 :00 P. M. 8 :30 -Plantation Party. KFI. P. H. 11:45. Records. 9:00 -Fred Allen. KNX. 4:00 -Fulton Lewis. KHJ-KVOE- KGER-11, News.11:15.MeettheKMTR-2. W. B. West. 2:15.Spe- 9:00 -Eddie Cantor. KFI. KGB. Band. 11:30. Must c.11:45. Dr. cial Events. 2:30. sSontans Kor.d. 4 :45 -Fleetwood Lawton. KFI. Matthews. KFAC-2News. 2:15.Salvation 5:65 -Elmer Davis. KNX. EFXM-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. Army.2: 03.iews.Music. 2:45. Philhar- Drama 7:00 -Gabriel Meatier. KHJ- ClassicStrings.11:30.Cockeyed monicPrev KGB. Cooking.11:45.SchoolofAir. KtiFJ-2,, News. Stocks.2:15.Phil- P. M. 7:45 -Robert Arden. KFWB. KFSD-11. Time Out. 11:15. Trnutt harmonicReporter. 2:20. Civic. 5:30 -Manhattan at Midnight. 8:45 -Let's Talk News. KMPC. TeachesBridge.11:30.On with 2:30. Carolyn Caro. 2:45. Music. KEC 11 :15 -Public Affairs. 100X. the Dance. 11:45. News. KRKD-2. He..lirch. 2:30. News. 6:30-Big Town. KNX. KGB -11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. 2:45, Hawaiians. Winger & Alexander. 11:70. GardenKFOX-2. Civic.2:15. Dance Time. 6:30 -Cavalcade of America. Sports -Comment Club. 11:45. School of Air. 2:30, Records. :245. KFI Travels. Grandma 7: Lone Ranson KHJ. P. M. KFVD-11. News. 11:15. Singles:I Al- 7 Meet Mr. Meek. KNX. bum.11:30 Piano. 11:45.V. KGER-2. News. 2:05. Music. 2:30. 8 7:00 -Joe Hernandez. KFWB. Schram. Long Beach Band. Dr. Christian. KNX. 10:15 -Wrestling Match. KGFJ. KV0E--1.1 Friendly Neighbors. 11:15.KFX51-2, Stocks Orch. 2:15. News. 9: 0 -Mr. District Attorney. KY'. 10:15 -Bowling Notes. KFWB. Winger & Alexander. 11:30. Garden 2:30, Trojan Horses. 2:45, Sootlite Club. 11:45. School of Air. Revue. Quiz Programs KFSD-2. Sidestreet Vignettes. 2:15. Weather Monitor News. 2:30. Musical P. M. 12 Noon to 1 P. M. Soiree. 2:45. GrandmaTraces. 11:00 -Talk Your Way Outof KNX-8:00 a. m. KGB -2. News.2:15. Voices. This One. KNX. lsRKD-9:30 a.m..1 o.m.. 3:45 KFI-12. Mary Marti n. 12:15. Ma KGB Presents. 2:30. n. M. Perkins 12:30. Pepper Young. 6:45 -Answer Man. KH3- KHJ-KGB-8:30 a. m.. 2 xi. m.. 9 12:45.Vic and KFVD-2 Music. 2:15. Organ. 2:30. KV0E-KGB-EXXM D. M. Slade. Romantic Rhythm. :00 -Quiz Kids. KECA-ICFSD. KNX-12, MarthaWebster.12:15.KVOE-2. News. 2:15. Waltz Time. KFWB-11:30 a. m. Song Treasury.12:30. Hate Hon- 2:30.TrojanHorses.2:45. Let's king. 12:45. Women of Courage. Play Bridge. KHJ-12. News. 12:15. Norma Young. 12:45. Troubadours. 3 to 4 P. M. KECA-12 Orphans of Divorce. WEDNESDAY Programs 12:15.HoneymoonHill. 12:30.FM -3. Agnes White.3:15.Civic. John'sOther 3:25,News. 3:30.Reveries. JAZ', CARY 29. 1941 Plain Bill. Wife. 1.2:45.Just Let's Tail( It Over. 3:45, KNX-3. Young Dr.Malone.3:15, 8 to 9 A. KGER-9. News. 9:05. March AheadKrBotte-r 12.AlJarvis.12:30.Peter Background for Living. 3:30. Joyce of Time. 9:30. Revival. 9:45., Full Jordan.GirlInterne.3:45. K11-8. Johnny Murray. Gospel. KMPC-12, Top o' Day. 12:15. News. del. Cita- Against 8:15,KFXM-9.News.9:15. 12:30. Off the Record. KHJ-3. News. 3:05, Gems of Music. Storm. 8:30. Road of Previews.KMTR-12. Music. 3:30 Lowry Kohler. 3:45, Rhythm bit.n8:45.8:45.News. Orch. 9:30. Variety. 9:45. KeenKFAC-12. News.12:15.Luncheon By:. KNX-4,lar Melody Express. 8:10. Dol-KRO9. Hollywood Concert. , K Kt! A-3. Classic. 3:15. Stretcher.8:15.News.8:20. Headline's.KGFJ-12. News, Storks. 12:15. Wicker.3:25. triune Nancy Dixon. 8:31). Goldbergs. 9:05. Betty Randall. 9:15. Health Wheel Chair('hats.12:30.Sm- ProgramBulletin. 8:45. Kathleen Norris. Talk. 9:30. Farm & Home Hour. elt., Roundup. 12:45. let's Listen. 3:30. Afternoon Jamboree. KGB -9. Ben Sweetland. 9:15.t10111e- KFWB-3. This le Music. KHJ-8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. News. MakersCatalog.9:30. KRKD-12:30. Saddle Pals. KNIPC-3, TooPope.3:30. 8:45. Happy Homes. Rangers. 9:45. Keep Fit.SueandKFON-12 Records.12:15.News. Tango. 3:45. Time Out. Tempo KECA-8. BreakfastC I a b. KFVD-9 Waltz. 9:15. News. 9:30. 12:30. Dick Ross. 12:45. Latin Mu-K31TR-3:30. Piano. 3:43. Billy Rich- News. 8:45. R. L. Johnson.8:30. Dr. Richardson. 9:45. Parade. sic. man. KFWB-8. Breakfast Club. KVOE-9. Monitor News. 9:15. DickKGER-12. N e w s.12:10.Music.KFAC-3. Symphony. O'Heren. 9:30_,Sue & 12:30. Chamber of Commerce. 12:45.KGFJ-3. News Stocks. 3:13. Vocal- EMPC-8, & Virginia.8:30. 9:45. Keen kit. Rangers. Officials on Parade. Jere. 3:30Concert Melodies. Unity Dany Word. KFXM-12. South American W a v.KRKD-3 Hawaiians. 3.15. -rords. KM1S-8. Spanish Hour. 8:45. Re- 12:15. News. 12:30. Calvary 3:45. Weather. Venue Taylor. ligions. 10 to 11 A. M. ' Quarter Hour. 12:45. Troubadours.KFOX-3. Records. KFAC-8. Country Chur e h. 8:30. KFSD-12. Orphan'. of Divorce. 12:15.KGER-3. News. 3:05. Musk. 3:20. 8:45Mil red Lager. KFI-}0.News. 10:15.Mirandy's Amanda. 12:30, John's Other Wife. Long Beach Band. (.amen Patch.10:30. Wife Saver. 12:45. Just Pleb- Bill. FIFX31-3.News. 3:05. Richards KGFJ-8. News. Stocks. 8:15. Mu- 10:45. Dr. Kate. KGB -12. News.12:15.Hawaiians. Orch. 3:30. We the Women. 3:43. sic.8:45.Dr. Wiseman. 12:30. Troubadours. Rhythm By:. KBED-8:30. State Employment. KNX-10. LifeCanBeBeautiful.KFVD-12. Editor of Air. 12:15. Mu-KFSD-3. Linda Dale. 3:13. KFOX-8. News. 8:15. Records. 10:1.5. WomaninWhite.10:30, sic. 19:45. Violet Schram. Wicker. 3:25. News. 3:30. Raisingbeetle 8:30.Ads.8:45.SunsetTrio. Right to Happiness. 10:45. RolandKVOE-12. News. 12:15. Farm News. a President. 3:45. Echoes of His- KGER-8. News. 8:05Soul Patrol. Orch. 12:30. Troubadours. tory. 8:15. Misoah. 8:45. Rev. Benning-1111J-10. John B. Hughes. 10:13. KGB -3. News. 3:05. Richards Oreh. ton. Happy Homes. 10:30. Johnson Fam- 3:30. Lowry Kohler. KFXM-8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. Sun- ily.10:45. Bachelor's Children. 1 to 2 P. M. KFVD-3. News3:15. Music. shine Service. KVOE-3. News. 3:05. KFSD-8.BreakfastClub. 8:30.KECA-10. Linua Dale.10:15.Be-KFI-1. Backstage Wife. 1:15. Stella Orrh. 3:30. Bargain Counter.Richards GoodCheer.8:45.Thunder Over tween Bookends.0:30. Art Baker. Dallas. 1:30. Lorenzo Jones. 1:45. Paradise. 10:45. News. 10:50. Dance Bann. Widde..Brown. Haven of Rest. 8:30. News.KFWB-10. School News. 10:15. 4 to 5 P. M. KF'VD-8. Covered Wagon. Breakfast on the Boulevard.KNX-1. PortiaFacesLife. 1:15. KVOE-8.Haven of Rest.8:30. 10:45. News. MyrtandMarge.1:30.HilltopK12-1. Fred Wolin g.4:15. Art News. 8:45. London News. KMPC-10. tiara n House 1:45.Stepmother. Baker's Notebook. 4:45. Fleetwood SchoolofAir.KHJ-1, Know Your America.1:30. Lawson 10:15, Mood Romance. 10:30. Mel- Eddie Albright. KNX-4. Second Wife. 4:15. We. the 9 to 10 A. M. ody Preferred. 10:45. News. Abbott,. KMTR-10. KECA-1. Mother of Mine. 1:15. Club 4:30 News.4:35.Flet- KF1-9.Treat oiney .lames. 10:45. Dr. cher Wiley. Time.9:15.Words Reynolds. Matinee. 1:45. Organ. 1:55. Civic.KHJ-I. Fulton Lewis. 4:15.P.E. & Music.9:30 VoiceofExpe-KFAC-10. Serenade. KFWB-1. PeterPotter.1:30.Dr. Gardner.4:45.Dine. Dance Pa- rience. 9:45. Bridge Club. 10:45. Gothic 'rower.10:30.News. Reynolds. 1:45. Jurcens Orch. rade. KNX-9. Kate Smith. 9:15, When a KMPC-1 Accent on Variety.1:30.KECA 4.MatineeMelodies.4:15. GirlMarries.9:30.RomanceofKGFJ-10 News10:13. Dr. McCoy. By Arrangement. King Arthur. Jr. Helen Trent. 9:45. Our Gal Sunday. 10:45. Cite Dwellers. KMTR-1G. Allison.1:30. Special ton. 4:45. Superman.4:30. Bud Bar- KHJ-9. Rev.Laurin.9:15.DickKi(SID-10. Paddock Flashes. 10:15. Events. KFWB-4. Don Milligan. 4:30. News. O'Heren. 9:30. Sunshine Sue. 9:45. KFAC1. ReligiousScience.1:15. sl. Keen Fit. Health Talk.10:30. Music. L.A. Schools.1:30. 4:45. Stuart Hamblen. KFOX-10_, News. 10:15. Heal th. Organ. Music.1:45. ,--4.What ShallIHave for KECA-9 Mildred Ven. 9:15. South- 41.0rd309.. Dinner?4:15.Meet ernaires.9:30.Homer Harmony Hall.10:45.Kee-IiGFJ-1 News.Stock s.1:15. theAuthor. 9:45 News. Griffith. Strings.1:30. Matinee. 4:30. Newsreel. 4:45. General Fart. KGER-10. News. 10:05. God's Sun-KRKD-1Weather. KMTR-4 John Brown. 4:15. Smoke KFWB--9:30. News. 9:45. Dr. Rey- shine.10:39Bright Corner. Club. 1:30 1:15.Lawyer's TreeValley.4:30. Kingdom City. nolds. KFXM-10. John B. Hughes. 10:15.KFGX-1. U.S.C. 1:45. Health. 4:45. SpecEvents. KMPC-9. News9:15._ That's My BB(' 40ews. 10:30. Johnson Family. Records. 1:15. Lucca.KFAC-4. Music.4:15.Pagingthe Idea.9:30. _Morning Pick-Uo. 10:15. Bacislor's Children. 1.30.ChristianScielice.1:45.At Past. 4:30. Gatewa. to Music. KY:TR-9 Religion. 9:15. Health. Theatre. KGFJ-4 News. 9:30.Suet. KFSD-10 :lb Between Bookends.KGER-1. News.1:05.L.B. 4:15,Tea Time. ious. Events.9:45.Relig- r.30.Ann Gibson. .0.45 News. AdKRKD-4 Records.4:15. Movieland 10_:55.Harvey Harding. Club.1:20 Hits.1:30.Spanish uiz. 4:45News. KFM,-9. Inspiration.9:15.HealthKGB -D. John Trio. OX -4. Records. Talk9:30. Women in News. 9:45. H.Hughes.10:15.KFX. 111-1.A.A.A.1:15.TinPan 4:15. Paging Musk. TheOld Paths.10:30.Johnson Alley. 1:30. Gossip Club. 1:45. Pre- Past. 4:30. Swing. KGFJ-9. News. Stocks. 10:45. Bachelor's children. KGER-4. News. 4:30. Geo. Strange. Tempos. 9:15. ToneKFVD-10 Morning Serenade. 10:30.KFSDvi. KFXM-4. Trading Post. 4:30. f7eds- Union Rescue Mission. Chill Mother of Mine. 1:15, Ad cert Master. KRKD-9. Prairie Schooner. 9:30. U.KS 0R-10. News. 10:15. BB(' News. Luncheon.1:30. Club Mati-KFSD-4. Matinee.Melodies. 4:13. Weather.9:35.Philharmonic 10:30, Johnson Family. 10:45. Bach- nee.1:5.5 Dews. European Situation.4:30. Musical 1461.7. 945. N eloes Children. KGB -1. Know Your America. 1:30. -9:30 Mayfair Lost & FoundKFOX-e. Rev'vie.9:30. Gossip Club. 1:45. Siesta. Ktrerr. knollLewis. 4:18. 'elect- Pets. Record:, PopularKVOE-1. Know Your America. 1:30. ive erviee.Masts. 9:45Rev, Rade. Gossip Club.1:45.Civic. Ba.00 4:30.Gebrill JANUARY 26, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE 19WEDNESDAY LOGS Basin Streeter

SOUND TRACKS NBC's Chamber Music Being the Overlap of Film and Radio Activities Society of Lower Basin Streetprograms ele- vated Dinah Shore to BECAUSE of "outstanding contribution heard the sudden news they almost failed stardom last year as to Americanism through his stirring to finish their roles. They had trouped one of America's most patriotic appeals to the nation," a special with Penner 17 years. Penner was a swell popular singers. Now award was presented to Edward G. Robin- guy. he low -voiced South- son by the American Legion during the ern songstress is fea- January 15 "Big Town" broadcast. And Love, Yet: Bette Davis' marriage de- tured each Wednesday to prove that his heart is as big as it islayed work on her new film with Jimmy on EddieCantor's true, Robinson made a transcription to Cagney, so Arch Oboler had to delay her "Time to Smile" broad- appeal for contributions to the Nationalbroadcast for him a week until she could casts over the NBC - Foundation for Infantile Paralysis which finish the screen scenes... .Lew Crosby, Red network. will be broadcast over 500 stations. Monday "Those We Love" announcer, is DINAR SHORE the bridegroom of Linda Hayes, another discovery of Jesse L. Lasky's broadcast Paramount are in line.... Jack Benny's AND ALLEN will be he a rd Rochester says his ambition is to do the series. . . . Nan Grey'shusband gave her BURNSfrom Chicago February 3, and then a little bell for her charm braceletthat title role in a film on the life of Bert will continue to New York for five more now makes it necessary for her to leave Williams.. . . TrumanBradley is strain- programs -and to seeall the shows to off the whole bracelet when she approach- ing his radio patter with Tony Martin which their Broadway colleagues have set es a microphone Mondays. But her hus-through a set of sea captain's whiskers aside passes for them, which are all ofband, Jockey Jack Westrope, brought ingrown for a role in the film, "Dead Men them. a 30 -to -1 winner right afterward to square Tell," the new Charlie Chan thriller.... Orson Welles is being dickered with bythings. Nan makes a small bet that each Fibber McGee's quartet, the King's Men, sponsors again, sincehe's been kidding of Jack's mounts willfinish first, and are recording for Walt Disney's new ele- with John Barrymore and Rudy Vallee, his first winner was his tenth ride. phant cartoon, "Dumbo," having finished so he isn't so worried about the storm a job for Harry Sherman in the horse gathering around his "Citizen Kane" film. * opera, "Parson of Panamint." ... Now Orson still insists he didn't mean the film Shirley Temple is going on the air again that you mention it, that music sounds to parallel the life of the man who ownsfor Cecil B. DeMille, probably Januaryall right to me. so many newspapers, and whose opinion 27.... GrouchoMarx and his "Flotsam of "Citizen Kane" is so acid. Family" program are being pondered by * * * When you find your favorite market News of Joe Penner's passing almost a cigaret sponsor... . The Philadelphia baritone whom Al Pearce presented from not carrying Radio Life and you want it disrupted the Hedda Hopper broadcast Richmond 5262 andar- thatday.The telegraphicreport was coast to coast, Mark Dawson, tested three quickly,call rushed to her just before she signed off,days at Warner 'Brothers with dialogue rangements will be made for you to get and when two members of her company and song. And M -G -M, 20th -Fox and Radio Life.

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Manhattan at Mid- 6:45. Answer Man. ventures in Rhythm. KFSG-10:15. Forgotten Man. 10:30. night. KVOE-6. Fulton Lewis. 6:15. John-KVOE-8. Show of Week. 8:30. Ad- Melody Trio. ILFWB-b. Stue.1 Hamblen. son Family. 6:30. John B. Hughes. ventures in Rhythm. KFSD-10.RichardsOrch. 10:30. XMPC-5. Cobbers Club. 5:15. News. 6:45. Answer Man. Harrington Orch. 5:30. Uncle Harry. KGB -10. Dale Orch.10:30. News. KMTR-5. Sweet Music. 7 to 8 P. M. 9 to 10 P. M. 10:45. Harris o'reh. KFAC-5. Music.5:30. Whoa BinKFI-7. Key Ryser. HEX -9, Time toSmile.9:30. Mr.KVOE-10. Dale Orch. 10:30. News. H9FJ-11.Club. News. 5:15. Tango Time.KNX-7 Miller Orch. 7:15. News. District Attorney. 10:43, Harris Orch. 5:45.Phil Stanwiek. 7:20. Music. 7:30. Meet Mr. Meek.KNX-9. Texaco Star Theater. 4:30. Music. Gabriel Heatter. 7:15.KHJ-9. News9:15.Frost Warn- 11 to 12 Midnight KRKO-5. Songs ofSaddle.5:30.KHJ-5Chapel Quartet. 7:30. Lone Ranger. Uwe. 9:30. Martin Orch. Race Results. 5:45. Music. America.KErA-9. Easy A e e s.9:13. Mr. 11 :15. M o r g a n KFOX-5. Swing. 5:45. MarchKECA-7, ROY Scouts of Keen9:30. News (Thrifty Drug).KFI-11. News. Ahead of Time. -,L:30. News.7:45.Cavalcadeof 9:45. Standard Trans. Orch. 11:30Marshall Oreh. 11:57. KGER-5. News. 5:05. Latin Hour. History. KFWB-9. PreludetoInspiration. News. KFNM-5. News. 5:05.Pon.Orch.KFWB-7, JoeHernandez. 7:30. 9:30News. 9:45. Gray Oreh. KNX-11. Knox Mamie,. 11:15 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45, Capt. News. 7:45. Robt. Arden. KM PC-9 Memories inMelody. PublicAffairs.11:30.S t r an d Midnight. KMPC-7. In the Air.7:30. ListenKMTR-930. Music. Orch. 11:55. News. KFSD-5. News. 5:13. Tom Mix. 5:30. Inn. 7:45. News. KFAC-9. Evening Concert. KHJ-11HarrisOrch.11:15, Flo Manhattan at. Midnight. XISCTR-7. I Am. 7:13. SpecialKGFJ-9. Jewish Hour. 9:30. Music. Rito Orch. 11:30. Islanders. 21:45. KGB -5:15. Noble Oren.5:511.. Shot- Events.7:45. SamuelConverse. KFOX-9 News. 9:15. Dude Ranch. Rhythm Reseals. ter Parker.5:45. Capt. midnient.KFAC-7. Hollywood -BeverlyChris- 11:15. 5:15. Ton tien Church. 7:15. Maccollers. 7:30. 9:30. Pop. Records. 9:45. Hawaiian.1SECA-11,Morgan Orch. KVOE-5. Classified. Floyd Allen. KGER-9. News. 9:05. Thomas Bernie Orch11:45. Paul Carson. Tunes. 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45. Spanish Hour. °gamete. 11:57. News. Captain Midnight. Km1113-7._K_QFJ-7. Music. 7:15. Three-Quar-KFXM-9:30. Frost \ famines. 9:45.KFWB-11. Three Sings & a Queen. ter Time. 7,30, Do Yon Know? News. 11:15. Piano Paintings. 11:30, 6 to 7 P. M. KFOX-7. Daily Bread. 7:15. Pon.KFSG-9:45. Spirit of L.I.F.E. Operetta. 7:30 Hawaiians.7:45.KFSD-9.EasyAces.9:15.Mr.KM(S.:-11. iBright's Itaweiians. KFI-8. Martin Music. 6:30. Caval- Records. Keen.9:30.DorseyOrch.9:45. 11:15.That sBad LUCK.11:30, News. News cede of America. NR:11-.7. News. 7:05. Jewish Hour. Frost Warn- K6ITSwiKni11..QuKiziinie KNX-6. Talk Your Way Out of This i ,:45. FoursquareCrusaders. KGB -d.News.9:15. Ont. 6:15. Gene Grounds. 6:30. BigKFSD-7."' Story Drama. 7:15. Bob ings.9:30.George Bacon.9:45.KFAC-11. Night'Shades. Town. Hannon. 7:30Sports Chats. 7:45. Martin Orch. KGFJ-11:15. Concert Melo4ies. KIIJ-6. Fulton Lewis.6:15.Wil- On with Dance. KV0E-9. News. 9:15. Frost Warn-KFILM-11. Harris Oreh. 11:15. Fit Hams Orch. 8:30. John B. Hughes.KQB-7. Gabriel Heatter. 7:15. Ines. 9:30, Forty Plus. 9.45. Mar - Orch.11:30. Islanders. 11:45, 6:45. Answer wzogired, Circle..7:). L..fonieRangier. tinOrch. Rhythm Rascals- - 4ECA-6. Roy Shield's Revue. 6:30.ma .7 ...... 10.Tunes. :....News. KFSG-11. Sunny Southerners. 11:30 s. B. Kenneth. 6:33. Spin & Win 7 :20.WarinAir. 7 :30. Lone 10 tO11P. M. Bible Study. With Jimmy Flynn.Man.RitoRanger. KFSD-11.Morgan Orch. 11:30, 'at° ries. 6:30.Kass KFI-10.News. 10:15. Frazier Hunt. Marshall Orch. Nare.Son- 8 to 9 P. Inside the News(ThriftyHOB -11:15Flo Rite Orch. 11:30. . News. 6:15. Strain' Tom. M.10:30.D 1. 10:45. Cummins Orch. Islanders.11:45. Memory Time. 6.:30.Vacation Time. 6:45. Victor RevuesNews.KFVI)-11. Hank. the Night Watch- Herbert. KFT-S Tony Martin. 8:13 How Did - -10.Sullivan man. KMTR-6 Hollywood Merry -Cie- You Meet? 8:30. PlentatIon Party. 10:15. Nightcap Yarns. 10:30. Mas-KVOE.-11. Harris Orch. 11:15. Fit Round.6:15.Spec.Events.6:30.IGNX-8 Amos 'n' Andy. 8:15. Lenny terworks. 10:30. News. Rito Orch. 11:30. Islanders. 11:45 Lite Payments. 8:45. Douglas R048.8:30.Dr.Christian.8:55.KRJ-10. Dale Orch. Rhythm Resents. Dawson. Bob Trout. News. 10:45. Barris Orch, PAGE 20 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 26, 1941

at the facility with which both state sig- nificances of news events with logic, bul- Inside the News let -like in its directness. "We trytoseearound cornersof Jose Rodriguez and SidSutherland news," Jose explains. "We play no favor- ites. There are ways to read and not to Bring Knowledge to TheirAir Task read news. Years of training enable both of us to smell the perfume of hokuma "PROPHECY is idle!" mile away. 11 Jose Rodriguez, Thrifty Drug Com- pany's news commentator nightly at 10:30 "Our general idea is to ferret out truth. o'clock from KFI, is speaking. Weare in To get at truth is to examine recorded his office, under orders from thecorner history, assay our intuitions and know editorial office to give Radio Life readers enough of the background of a newsre- a pen picture of Jose and Sid Sutherland, port to also know if the report makes his teammate on "Inside the News." We sense." see a medium height, brown -eyed, well set- up chap in his middle 30's (we guessed), RODRIGUEZ is not confused bypropa- around whose mouth an ironical smile ganda. Each piece of selfishly ob- came and went as the interview proceeded. jectivized news has its counterpiece. He was talking for Sid Sutherland, be- "Propaganda betrays itselfby its sides himself, Sutherland being unable to specialpleading," hesays. "Itis as come down this morning. SUTHERLAND RODRIGUEZ interesting to analyze propagandaas We ask him: something we knowis not. life for free peoples in the future. The -What of world conditions? Had heany United States has become the vigorous "Sid and I have no hard and fast rules predictionabout thefuture courseof opponent of the New Order launched byin interpreting news. Instinct and general events in today's world? the Axis. knowledge operate together at thesame He had,butnotaspredictionso; time to read between lines." prophecies. "The struggle today is whether the social Rodriguez and Sutherland makeno "Years of observation, study and analy- structure,looselycalledde- claim to private sources of informationto sis of trends reported through press and mocracy, gives in toa system loosely account for many of the startling turns called radio convince me of certain inescapable 'totalitarianism.' they call from time to time on theirpro- facts," he said. "America has become, will "The United States has obligations itgram. There is an explanation for their long remain, the industrial plant of thehas not met, to society. Our failure, how- high and level accuracy innews commen- world. The United Statesrepresents a ever, is due to methods and not viewpoints tation, for the daily discerned merit of concept of society to which we owe our and technics. This is no denial of the facttheir broadcasts. Both aremen of wide way of life. We cannot, therefore, stom-that the major obstacle, to United Statesand intensive experience in journalism. ach a negated and medieval form of gov-democracy has been ruthless acquisitionBoth are what might be called specialist ernment. England and America are vir-that has worked against us and which peo- practitioners of the Fourth Estate. Suth- tually a union today with our country ple, generally, are working against. erland, for example, has worked on vir- headingit,England looking to us for tually every important paper in the nation. morale, for leadershipand direction of "Like other nations, the United States He is a contributor to national magazines is in social revolt against great wealth,and one year enjoyed the distinction of my own opinion holding that great wealthbeing the highest paid magazine writer is not a privilege of a democracy, butan obligation. This is to say, wealth shouldin America. CALSO WATER work for the nation and government and Jose, Sid's smoothly -working collabora- A SPARKLING not for itself alone." tor, has been a foreign correspondent for ALKALINE BEVERAGE One hesitates to use the word "Wel- International News, United and Associated * A HEALTH Water lectual" to describe the mental equipment Press systems; is ranked, with Sid, among * A TABLE Water of Jose Rodriguez. It is quite apparent, as America's more cerebral newsmen and edi- * A PLEASING Beverage we talk, that he would not like the term. tors. * A FRUIT JUICE Mixer Yet, he is regarded by competent observ- Inpreparingtheirdailybroadcasts At Your Grocer or ers throughout the nation as an important they work with a desultory ease that , Druggist critic of conditions and ideologies increas- doesn't reveal itself in the crisp, clinical Your Grocer Will ingly affecting our national welfare. thoroughnesswithwhichtheydissect GladlyGet world news events. CALSO for You If He Those thousands who listen to his night- Each writes his own scripts after read- Doesn't Have It ly, informally held discussions of newsing the daily journals and applying his HEALTH BY THE with Sid Sutherland, may have wonderedextensive knowledgetointerprett h e GLASSFUL news and set up the salient points for report and discussion. During the early evening they will get together andcorn. pare scripts, fit the scripts together and, with this simple task out of theway, they Chef Milani Features are ready to go on the air. This inde- [111-.1 (1:11.1 pendent method of collating news and *Lyndon Products striking individual slants gives the broad- cast a character not ordinarily achieved KMPC, 2 p. m. -jitIDIscriminating Hostesses by other news programs. always serve Both believe that their function is to Monday thruFriday comment freely, but within limits of the WILSON'S news, which is to say they are not opin- fe,ordeir HfaaMuff ionated. More often than not the listener has been helped to a point -of -view which Ise cater 115 WI TOY wmilFotr is often contrary to their own. Freeberger's Its amazing tenderness "But this," Jose suggests, "is the way KOSHER STYLE DELICATESSEN Its delightfully mild flavor a democracy works its way forward. We Its Economy need, no oracles in a democracy. We need CORNED BEEF Pleases Everyone facts, and a people willing to predicate Any Xny Place action on facts." Time Accept no substitute Delivery They will be on the air tonight at 10:30 1001 Temple St. MAdison 5494 p.m. You might do well to listen. 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Sprinkle with salt, baste CHEF MILANI'S DOLLAR (FOR 4) DINNER No. 2 BreadSignetButteredGround and preserved beef butterstring steak beans pears and egg noodle Switzerland Lettuce salad with mayonnaise Coffee theythemwith need.oil,over, and Serveand broil finish hot until andcooking, it'sgarnish a onfine withthe color other. watercress. on 10 one to 12side, minutes then isturn all EggRecipe Noodle for wound Switzerland Beef Steak and 1 pound 4I tablespoons of flour RECIPE FOR VEAL4 CHOPS greennice veal onions Achops LA LIVINGSTONASalt pinch and ofpepper oregano 1% teaspoons1/41/ salt1 eggsix -ounce packagecup teaspoonof of egg bread noodles of crumbs pepper of ground beef 1 oniontablespoon2 slices of 01'of butterFashundclove of bacongarlic andpeas,onMelt both bakegarlic when sides. in chopped hotpreheated Thenpour veryonplace oven top fine, thematof 350 chopswhen in degrees a inacasserole, golden casserole, for 35 color, 31fryminutes. coverclovetablespoonscan green add of 1ofcasserole peasdrained onionsgarlic of butter tablespoon of butter in a frying pan, brown veal chops inteaspoonandThen saltedliremixed,Mix melt mince for ground boilingofin aboutpat pepper.Iskillet small in beef, awateroval minute. onion,withSimmer egg shapes until 1 and1 Then clove fortender, aboutbread 2 add hours,of angarlic crumbsdrain,tomatoes inch 15 very andminutes thick,with andfine,then and putbefore alsoplace inflour chop 1 1serving,noodles teaspoon cansteak 2 slices of boilon numberof ofbothone noodlessalt bacon, side sides.and 2% solid pack tomatoes tablespoon of butter, fry .onion and garlic on slow 1 teaspoon of salt. 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MILANI'S DOLLAR (FOR 4) DINNER No. 3 CoffeeBroccoliChicken ricewith en lemon casserole sauce Gelatine untilspoonbacon,Chop a 1 of golden andlarge flour simmer onion, color.. and mix anduntil Adding thoroughlyfry onions in gradually a 1%saucepan are teaspoonswith tender. % aawith spooncup Then of 24 of tablespoonsslicessalt41 over sherrypeppercornsteaspoonsprinkle ofa slow winechopped 1 ofof tea- fireand mustardsliced gherkins RecipeWash rice for three Chicken or four timesRice in en cold Casserole water, and 1/4cook pound in1 sprig21 quartstwosmallgreen cloveof rice of-and of onionpepperofparsley water -agarlic -half for -pound stewing hen 1/4 teaspoon12 canteaspoonslices of pepper of ofNo. 01'of 2% salt Fashund tomatoes bacon gherkins,onthick30corns.onehot20 toboth cup to skillet dish,Bring 25sides.of to minutes.broth.add the andto Simmer a1sauce, fry boil,teaspoon Then porkSeason stirringmix until add chops andof with1%they mustardwell, pour on teaspoons saltare a skim oververy tender,and and chops.andbriskpepper. 2 of teaspoons which simmersalt fire, Placeand shoulduntil gently 4of chopspepper brownchopped take for in a40 minutes. Then place 3 tablespoons of lard in a large 10 andchickenletonion,Thenbaconsprigminutes come let oftake andmincedbake andquarters tochicken melt drain.untila boil,garlic Inin chicken Mincefrom athick add largeand skillet, 1 is parsleycasserole,green tender. fry pepper, until in placebacon nice 1 clove in fat,and a pre mincedof golden. garlic,-heated green Pour1 ovensmall peppers,tomatoes atonion, 400 minceddegreesand in andt parsley. Cut chicken skillet, teaspoon of salt and in quarters, wash and dry.then Chop brown 2 chicken quarters on both teaspoon of pepper. Place slices sides. of JANUARY 26, 1941 RADIOLIFE PAGE 23 "Take It or Leave It," Folks CORRECT answers to seven questions, Hawk thought it was Illinois. He discov- by the simple process of doubling upThe Choice Is Up to You,ered his error in time to reward the con- from $1.00 on, end in a successful con- testant, who had said "Pennsylvania." testantwinning with Handsome Re- Name the states of which given cities $64.00 on the "Take are capitals? It has so far been tried five It or Leave It" pro- times on the program and no candidate gram. A cheery, en- wards if You Have has passed the examination. ergeticyoung man The answers to questions are never a picks lucky numbers Courage and Wit case of opinions. They must be factual. fromaglass bowl The idea of the "Take It Or Leave It" containing the ticket program was thought up by a school stubs. One after an- After individual queries are finished there teacher in Atlanta, Ga., but has been im- is a jackpot question. The correct answerproved by Hawk. The largest audience at other the candidatesto this gives fortunate ones a chance to appear on the stage. the broadcast was recently in the ballroom If the first five areshare in the money of those who haveof the Astor hotel. Four thousand were men, all others mustflunked, plus $25.00 added. Some of these present. questions have been, "What is the state An expert woman researcher collects in- be women. thatreachesfarthest Seven p.In. Sun- inthis 'country formation for some 20 or 25 lists of ques- north?"(Minnesota); "Givea common tions. Then Hawk and his secretary and days from KNX theword ofsixletters or more without a programisonthe representativesofthesponsorsdecide air. David Ross, t h evowel in it." (Rhythm); "Who was the which lists are to be used at the broad- only vice-president who resigned f r o m cast.Itisinteresting to n"te that the announcer, and Bob office?" (John C. Calhoun); "Give theaverage amount of cash paid out on a Hawk, are as cool as most common family name in the United BOB HAWK cucumbers. The mas- broadcast to the contestants is $150.00. ter of ceremonies rattles off details ofStates, next to Smith?" (Johnson); "Give Hawk was born in Creston, Ia., and is the show, much as he has done since a common English word with three sets now 33. He spent a good deal of his Contestants can "take of double lettersin sequence?" (Book-youth in Oklahoma City. He has been April,lastyear. keeping or Bookkeeper); "In what yearthrough the gamut of radio work, hav- orleave"aquestion and draw down were dollar bills reduced to their present money won up to that point. ing been an actor, announcer and master The 10 contestants are seated to the size?" (July, 1929); "What is the largestof ceremonies of several programs. body of fresh water in the world?" (Lake The present program has provedso audience's left. Near them is a blackboard Superior); "What is the largest state com- on which are written variouscategories of popular that Hawk is considering play- questions from which the candidates may pletely east of the Mississippi?" (Geor-ing a theater with "Take It Or Leave It." gia); "What letter of the alphabet startsThe sponsors have signed an agreement choose. more English words than any o t her?" to continue the broadcast for a year from A man "takes"aseventhquestion. (S); "In what state was Abraham Lin- audience of a recent date. There arecriesfrom the coln born?" (Kentucky). Bob Hawk floor of "Take it" and "You'll be sorry." There After one program, several months ago, an apartment building at 74th streetand is a round of applause when he gives the many listeners were as certain as they Fifth avenue in New York, and on the correct answer, for the final question is could be that Bob Hawk had made a mis-eighth floor of the, same building dwells usually a stiff one. take.It was after he asked how many another well-known radio authority. The A blushing girl elects to answer queries times does the number 8 appear between two met in the elevator one day and about Broadway. She knows that Tallu- the other lah Bankhead was the stellar performer1 to 100. The answer is twenty times and Hawk introduced himself to in the play "The Little Foxes." She ismost of the listeners had omitted to re-broadcaster, who was Clifton Fadiman, forced to resign when she can't remem- member the S's that come in a row of theconductor of "Information Please." ber the principal player in"Louisiana eighties. -CARL HAILING. Purchase." A tall young man isnext. Many of the comments and replies of * * * He tells Mr. Hawk that he is unemployed, candidates have been humorous. There that he would like to get work as a con- was the case of a Mrs. O'Leary, who, not tact manintheadvertisingbusiness. being at her ease, said that she was re- Cover Girl Sympathy goes out to this nervous can- lated to the cow that kicked over the lan- tern in a Chicago barn. GREEN-EYED and titian -haired, Dor- didate, who chooses to take his chances othy Lowell, who made her debut on on"Cities." He knows Buffaloisthe imagine the embarrassment of the CBS impersonating Ginger Rogers on the secondcityinpointof populationin policeman on one program who flunk- "45 Minutes in Hollywood" program, now New York state,thatLos Angelesis ed when asked, "What do runners is heard in the titlerole of the serial largest west of the Mississippi. He stum- jump overinahurdlerace?" A drama, "Our Gal Sunday," over Colum- bles over a query, but Hawk allowshim hurdle never occurredtohim.All finally answers bia network five days a week. a quick correction. 9e he could think of wereditches and Dorothy'sfirstjob was asamovie the seventh question. He is excited ashe hushes. de- first extra when she was but 16. Although returns to his chair with $64.00. At Should a mistake be made by Mr. Hawk, voted to New York City, she has a tre- he stuffs the money inthe top pocket mendous fondness for southern cooking, of his coat with a handkerchief.,Then, he is quick to remedy. Recently a con- his wal-testant was asked, "What state is second particularly fried chicken.Like many a hand trembling, he takes out radioactress, Dorothy says she spends let and puts the bills in it. to New York in sending most represent- most of her spare time at thetheater. Interest inthe program is sustained. atives to congress?" At the moment, Mr. MONEY -SAVING COUPON Kitchen, Girls! Read the Freeberger Delicatessen Get into the Chef's advertisement appearing elsewhere in Chef Milani Invites You to the magazine. Then, in the mood for a tasty snack and delicacy forthat JOIN THE CONSUMERS' CLUB! late evening feeling, or for a quickly composed and unusual meal, phone NAME Freeberger'sforfreedelivery and present this coupon to the driver.It ADDRESS will give you a ten (10) per cent re- duction in list prices of all foods dis- CITY played or carried in stock. (You will receive a membership card by return mail) THURSDAY LOGSPAGE 24 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 26, 1941 11 A. M. to 12 Noon 2 to 3 P. M. 11F1-11 Hymns of MI Churches.KFI-2. Girl Alone. 2:15. Lone Jour- THURSDAYProgram Highlights 11:15. Arnold Grimm's Daughter. ney. 2:30 Guiding 11:30.ValiantLady. 11:45. Light Light. 2:45. of thiWorld. Life Can Be Beautiful. KNX-9, American School. 2:30. Variety Outstanding Music KNX-11. BigSister.11:15.Aunt News. 2:45. Scattergood Baines. P. M. Jenny. 11:30. Fletcher Wiley. 11:45. A. M. Home of the Brave. KHJ-2. N e w 9:15.Bookworm. 9:00 -Kate Smith. KNX. 12 .1:1 -Luncheon Concert. KFAC. 2:30. Community Hall. 2:45. Let's 10:15 -Between Boeliends. KECA- 15 -Classic Hour,_ KECA. KHJ-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. Play Bridge. KFSD. 3:00 -Symphony. KFAC. Standard School.11:45. School of 10:30 -Art Baker. KECA. 6:00 -Rochester Philharmonic. Air. KECA-2. News 2:15. Classic Hour. KECA. KECA-11. Our Half KFWB-2, Bing Crosby. 2:15. Strauss P. M. 7:00 -Glenn Miller. KNX. Hour.11:30. Waltz.2:30. News and Mu si e. 1:15 -Club Matinee. KECA- 8:00 -Evening Concert. KFAC. Family Doctor. 11:45. News. 2:45. Grandma Travels. KFSD. 8:00 -Standard Symphony KHJ- KFWB-11 TomStoddard. 11:30. 2:00 -Chef Milani. KMPC. KVOE-KFXM-KGB. Al Jarvis 11.51PC-2, Chef Milani. 2:15. Jack 4:00 -Art Baker's Notebook. 8:00 -Pleasure Time. JUL KMPC-11. Accent on Melody. 11:15. Leonard. 2:30. Classic Hour. KFI R:15 -Lanny Ross. KNX. Music. 11:30. Gypsy Strings. 11:45.li..1TR-2, W. B.West. 2:15.laii- 6:00-Maior Bowes. KNX. 10:00-Philharmonia. KECA. Vienna Call. versityofAir. 2:30. Woman's 0:00 -Kraft Music Hall. NFL 10:00 -Haven of Rest.KHJ. KMTR-11 Dr Talbot. 11:30. Moni- World. 7 :00 -Xavier Cugat. KFI. 10:30-Masterworks.KNX. tor News.11:43.SpecialEvents.KFAC-2. News. 2:15, County Fed- 7:00-Rudy Vallee. KECA KFAC-11. Man on the Street. 11:30. eration. 2:45. Four Symphonic 8:00-KMPC.oes 'n'Andy KNX- Forenoon Musicale. Hands. Public "'Hairs -News KGFJ-11. News. 11:15. Music. KGFJ-2 News.2:15.Civic.2:30. 8:30-Maxwell House Coffee 0-11. Music. 11:30. News. Fi. rm Fredit Adm. 2:45music. A. M. KFOX-11. Popular Records.11:30. FERHD- Henry Orch. 2:30. News. Time KFI. 7:30 -Bob Garred. KNX. News. 11:40Records. 2:45. Hawaiians. 8:30 -Fame & Fortune. KECA. P. M. KGER-11. News. 11:15. Fifth StreetKFOX-2 Civic.9:15. Dance Time. 4 :45-Kaltenborn. Mission 11:45,Dr. Matthews. 2:30. Records. 2:45. Grandma Drama 5:55 -Elmer Davis. KNX. KFXM-11 Ft rendly Neighbors. Travels. 6:00 -Fulton LewisKHJ- 11:15. Standard School. 11:45. Clas-KGER-2. News. 2:05.Music. 2:13. A. M. KVOE-KGB. sic Strings. Seeing the Americas. 2:30. L. B. 10 :30 -Johnson Family. KHJ. 7 :00 -Gabriel Meatier. KHJ- HIS0-11Our Half Hour.11:15. Band. KGB. Beide. 11.111.1. -T A -VNews. P. M. 7 :30-Wythe Williams. ICHJ- KGB -11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. 3:30-Mvstery Hall. KHJ-KGB- KV0E-KGB. Standard School 11:45.School of KFXM. 7:45 -Robert Arden. KFWB. Air. HEAR CHEF MILANI 4:30 -Confessions ofa Core 8:45 -Let's Talk News.KMPC. KFVD-11News.11:15. MusicalAl - sale. KHJ-KVOE-KGB. hum. 11:30, 1' i an o.11:45. Violet TODAY 5:30 -Aldrich Family. KFI. Schram. 9:30 -When Presses RoarKF1. Sports -Comment P.M. KVOE-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. KMPC-2 :00P.M. 3:15 -Outdoors with Bob Edge. StandardSchool.11:45.Southern Quiz Programs KNX. School. 5:00 -Sports Round -up. KMPC. KFXM-2. Stocks. Music. 2:15. News P. 51. 10:15 -Bowline Notes. KFWB. 12 Noon to 1P. M. 4_:31). Tip Pan Alley. 2:45. Soctlitr 5:00 -Pot o'Gold. KECA Res ue. 7:15-What'son YourMind?. KFI-12. Story of Mary Marlin. .FSD-2. Sidestreet Vignettes. 2:13. KNX. W Gather 12:15. Ma Perkins.12:30. Pepper Monitor News. 2:30. Dancing with 7:45 -Art Linkletter, 1CHJe ICH.1-8:30 a. m.2 D m. Young'.Family.12:43.Vicand Chines 2:45 Grandma Travels. KGB -K VOE. 5, de. .sUB-2. News. 1:15. Looks at Bunks 8:00 -School Kids Outs. KECA. KMTR-9 s. 7,1 KRKD-9:30 a. m. 1 p. m.. 3:45 KNX-12. Mar t ha Webster. 12:15. 2:30, Melodic Moments. 2:45. Let's 8:30 -Ask -It Basket. KNX. D. m. Song Treasury.12:30. Kate Hop- Play Bridge. 9:011 -Quiz Court. KFI. KFWB-11 :30 a. m kins. 12:45. Women of Courage. KFVD-2 Music. 2:15. Organ. 2:30 KHJ-12 News. 12:15 Norma Young. Romantic! Rhythm. 11:45. Here's Looking at Ktor.-9. News. 2:15. Norliek Orel; KECA-12. Orphans of Divorce.You. 2:30. Concert Airs. 2:45. Let's MY 12:15. Amanda. 12:30. John's Other Bridge. Wife. 12:45. just Plain Bill. KF11/11-12 AlJo r, is.12:30.l'eter 3 to 4 P. M. THURSDAY Programs Potter. JANUARY 30. 1941 KMPC-12. Toptothe Day. 12:15 K11-3. AgnesWhite.3:15.Civic. News12:30.OfftheRecord. 3 :10. :.ess Re%Cr...... 8 to 9 A. M. KFOX-9. 9:30. KNIT11-12. ..,1%eliniI ',ink Records. 9:45. Rev. Eade. KFAC-12. News.12:15.Luncheon KNX-3. Young Dr. Malone. 5:15. Concert. EF1-8. Standard Trans. 8115. KGER-9. News. 9:05. March Ahead OutdoorswithBobEdge.5:30. Against Storm. 8:30. Road of Life. of Time. 9:30. Revival. 9:45. FullKr:F,j-12. News. 12:15. When] Chair Joyce Jordan. 3:45. Citadel. 8:45. News. Gospel. Chain. 12:30. Novelty Roundup.Kt -11-3. News. 3:05. Gems of Musk 1" '41. er- Liefen. 3:15, American Legion News. 3:30. KNX-8.Morning Melo.dies. 8:15.KFXM-9. News. 9:15. ProgramKRICD-12. Recordings.12:30. Jim- Mystery Hall. News. 8:20 Nancy Dixon. Shopping Previews.9:20.Pop.Orch.9:30. mie's Saddle Pals. KECA-3. Classic Hour. 3:15. Ireene Guide. 8:30. Goldberg's. 8:45. Kath- Variety. 9:45. Keep Fit. KFOX-12, Record-12:15. N e w s. Wicker 3:25.News. 3:30.After- leen Norris. KFSD-9 Frank Ross. 9:15. Health. 10.10Garden School. noon Jamboree. NeighborsetWoodcraft. 9:30. Farm and Home. KGER-12. News. 12:10 Music.KFWB-3 This Is Music. 8:30, News. 8:45. Happy Homes. KFXM-1?. HarmonyHail 12:15.KMPC-3 TonPops. 3:30.Temp!! KGB -9. Ben Sweetland. 9:15. Home- News. I":30. Calvary thuset-e Hour. Tango. 3:45Four Clubmen. KECA-8Breakfast Cl u b.8:30. maker's Catalogue. 9:30. Music 10,15.Here'- Cool:ins atveil. KSITR-3:30. Piano. 3:45. Billy Rich- News. 8:45R. L. Johnson. for Milady.9:45. Keen Fit. KFSD-12. Orphans of Divorce. man. KFW11-8 Grouch Club. 8:30. AyresKFVD-9. Waltz. 9:15. News. 9:30, 12:15, Amanda of Honeymoon Hill.KFAC--3. Symphony. Orch. 8:45. Dr. Reynolds. Dr.Richardson.9:45.Parade. 12:30.John'sOther Wife.12:45. KGFJ-3. News. Stocks.3:15.Vo- KMPC-8. Andy & KS 0E-9. Monitor News. 9:15. Old Just Plain Bill. callers. 3:30. Concert Melodies. Unity Daily Word.Virginia.8:30. Fashioned Girl, 9:30. Music for Mi-KGB -12. News. 12:15. Sone Trees. KRKD-3. Hawaiians. 3:15. Records. KMTK-8. Spanish Hour. 8:45. lady. 9:45. Exercises. nre. 12:30. Betty and Ruddy. 12:45 3:45. Weather. Venna Taylor. ligious Music. Re- Here's Coekine at Yon. Kill X-3. Records. KFAC-8. Country Church. KFVD-12. Luncheon Music. 12:45.KGER-3. News.:5105. Music.3:9)). News. 8:45. Mildred Lager. R:30. 10 to 11 A. M. V. Schram. Lone Bench Band. KGFJ-8. News. Stocks.8:15. Mu-KF1-10, Nees. 10:15. Mirandy'sKV0E-12, News. 12:15. Form News.KFXM-3. News. Pendarvis 0 r e h. sic. 8:45. Dr. Wiseman, Garden Patch. 10:30. Wife Saver. 12:30. BetteandReddy. 12:45 3:15. Legion News. 3:30. Myslery KFOX-8. News 8:15. Records. 10:45. Dr. Kate. Here's Looking at You. hall. $130. Classified.8:45. Marimba. KFSD-3. Linda Dale. 3:15.!retll. KGER-8. NewsSoulPatrol.8:15.KNX-10. Life Can Re Beautiful. Wicker. 3:25. News. 3:30. It Looks Miznah.8:45.Rev.Bennington. 10:15. WomaninWhite. 10:30. '1 to 2 P. M. from Here. 3:43. TravelingCook. KFXM-8 Neighbors of Woodcraft. RighttoRappiness.10:45.Mary KGB -3. News. 3:05. Pendarvis Orch. 8:30. Sunshine Service. Lee Taylor. KF1-1, Backstage Wife. 1:15. Stella 3:13Legion News. 3:30.!Keefer, KFSD-8. Breakfast Club. 8:30. GoodKHJ-10. News. 10:15. Hollywood Dallas.1 :30 Lorenzo Jones. 1:45. Hall. Cheer.8:45. Thunder Over Para- Whispers. 10:30. JohnsonFamily. Widder Brown. REVD -3 News. 3:15. Mimic, dise. 10:45.Bachelor's Children. KNX-1. Portia Blake. 1:15. Myrt &KVOE-3. N e w s.Pendarvis KGB -8.NeighborsofWoodcraft. Marge. 1:30Hilltop House. 1:45. 3:15. Legion News. 3:30. Bargain 8:30.News., KECA-10. Linda Dale.10:15.Be- Stepmother Counter. KFVD-8. Covered Wagon. tween Bookends. 10:30. Art Baker.KHJ-1. Muse & Music!. 1:15. Below HVOE--8. Good MorningNeighbor. 10:45. News. 10:50. H. Harding. Rio Grande1:30. EddieAlbright. 4 to 5 P. M. 8:30. News. R:45. London News. KFWB-10. Ryser Orch. 10:15. KECA-1. Mother of Mine. 1:15. Club Breakfast on the Boulevard. 10:45. Matinee. 1 :45.DeanHolt.1:55.KFI-4. Art Baker's Notebook. 4:30. News. Dinner Music. 4:45. H. V. Kalten- 9 to 10 A. M. KM PC -10. KFWB-1 l'eterPotter.1:30.Dr. born. MoodRomance. 10:30. Reynolds,1:45,lumensfleck. KE,1-9.Words & U u etc.9:30. Doctor's Journal.10:45. News. KMPC-1. Accent on Variety. KNX-4, Second Wife. 4:15. We the Heart of ,Julia Blake. 9:45. Bridge 1-1u. Voluev James. 10:45. 1:30. Abbotts. 4:30. News. 4:30. Fletcher Club. Medical. By Arrangement. Wiley. KMTR-1 G. Allison. 1:30. Pension.KHJ-4. FultonLewis.4:30.Con- KNX-9. Kate Smith Speaks.9:15.KFAC-10. Midmorning Serenade. Smear,'Events. fessions of a Corsair. When a GirlMarries.9:30.Ro- 10:30. News. 10:45. Gothic Tower.KFAC-1. ReligiousScience.1:15. K1. ('A-4. Vaughn De Leath.4:1-i. mance of Helen Trent.9:45. OurKGFJ-10, News. 10:15. Dr. McCoy. L.A.Schools. 1:30. Music. 1:45. Kin. ArthurJr.4:30. Bud Bar- Gal Sunday. 10:45. City Dwellers. Organ. ton. 4:45. Superman. KHJ-9. Rev. Laurin.9:15. Old Kit1CD -10. Paddock Flashes.10:15, KGFJ-1 News. 1:15. Strings. 1:30.KFWB-4. Don Millirem 4:30. News. Fashioned Girl. 9:30. Music for Mi- IL'f'Ith.10:30. Music. Matinee Melodies. 4:45: Stuart Hamblen. lady. 9:45. Keen Fit. KFOX-10. N e w e.10:15.Health.IFIRKD-1Weather. 1:15. City Hall. KECA-9 Mildred Van. 9:15 O:30. KMPC-4. Brightly.Meeetro. 430 ernaires. South- Pacific Paradise. 10:45 1:30. C.S.C. 1:45. Health. Newsreel445Columbia Concert 9:30. How e rGriffith. Records KFOX-1. Pop Records. 1:15. Lures. Orelt. 9:43. News. KGER-10. News. 10:05. God's Sun- 1:30. Monitor News. 1:45. At The-KMTR-4. John Brown. 4:15. Old Kilt II -9. Martin Well.9:15.:Mu- shine. 10:30. Bright Corner. atre. sical Comedy. 9:30. News. 9:45. SeaKFXM-10. John B. Windjammer. 4:30. Kingdom City. Magic. Hughes.10:15. KGER-1. N e w s.1:05. Officials. 4:45Sneelal Events. HollywootWhispers.10:30. John- 1:20. Bits of Hits. 1:30.Spanish.KFAC-1. Walter Brown Murray KMPC-9. News. 9:151 Beauty Coun- son Family. 10:45. Bachelor's Chil-KFXM-1. Muse & Music. 1:15. Be- 4:15. Paging the Past. 4:30. Gate selor.9:30. morniee Pick-Cp. dren. low R. Cenral,: 1:30. Gossip Club. was to Musi- KIYITR-9.MartinLuther Thomas.KFSD -10 :15. 9:15. Between Bookends. 1:45. Variety. HealthTalk.9:30.Sneeial 10:30.Ann Gibson.10:45.News. KFSD-1 Motherof M i n e.1:15. Events. 9:45. Religious. 10:50. Hersey Harding. Agricultural Conservation. 1:30. Programs and time listings en KFAC-9. Inspirations, 9:15. HealthKGB -10.John B. Hughes.10:15. Club Matinee. 1:55. News. these nages are supplied to "Radio Talk. 9:30. Women in News. 9:45. Hollywood Whispers.10:30.John- KG11-1. Muse & Music. 1:15, Below Life"bythe radio stations Music. son Family. 10:45. Bachelor's RI, shown and are carefully checked KGF.1-9. News. Stocks. 9:15. Tone Children, Grande. 1:30.Stocks.1:35. Tempos. Monitor News. 1:45. Siesta. priortogoingtooress.Inac- KFVD-10 Morning. Serenade. 10:30.KIPVI)-1. News. 1:15. Music.1:30. curaciesint h ese columns are KRKD-9, Prairie Schooner. 9:30. U. Union Rescue Mission. Hawaiian Music. usually the result of last minute S Weather. 9:45. News. KV013-10. News. 10:15. HollywoodKVOE-1. Muse & Music. 1:15. Be- chars- es by the broadcasting KIEV -9:30. Mayfair Lost & Found Whispers. 10:30. Johnson Family. low Rio Grande. 1:30, Gossip Club. studios. Pete, 10:45. Bachelor's Children. 1:45. Civic. JANUARY 26, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE 25THURSDAY LOGS Other Winners Gags of the Week IN LOS ANGELES Byron Barnes, 5133% Baltimore. Louise Jacquemart, 1463 Crest Drive. Mrs. J. J. Benton, 660 W. Jefferson. For the best Gags of the Week heard over Box 164, Downey, Calif. M. G. Grant, 1207 Miramar. Radio and sent Radio Life,ticketswillbe sent winners for admission to radio broad- IN OTHER CITIES Sta- casts and tours of NBC sod CBS Hollywood Sirs: On the Al Pearce show, Jan. 10, Samuel Dlcksen, Box 515, Studio City studios.Listen to your favorite programs and 1941: tion, N. Hollywood. then send your best Gag to 1029 West Wash- Carolyn N. Tanner, 1145 N. Gordon,Holly- ington Boulevard, Los Angeles. Prospective shampoo customer: "Is it wood. good for titian hair?" Isobel Fennell, 927% N. Serrano,Holly- wood. Al: "N o o o of Just hair. For the teeshMrs. E. J. Schlilinger, 505 N. Central,Glen- dale. This Week's Winners you'll have to use tees!' powder." Mrs. R. Golver Carley, 501 WestBroad- IfIwin I'dlike six tickets to Jack way. Glendale. Miss Bette Myrick, 422 N. Commonwealth This would bring aR. H. Thomas, 723 N. Myers, Burbank. Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Benny's program. Hetty Huklll, 420 E. Orange Grove,Bur- dream of three years true. bank. Sirs: Here is my best gag of the week. SIrs. Elliott L. erodes.. 1017 GrevellaSt., S. Pasadena. It was on the Associated Druggist pro- RiehaHi Montgomery. 487 S. Lake,Pasa- gram, Jan. 10, 1941. Harold Sankey, 4857 La Canada Blvd., La dena Clint Collins, 3001 W. Norwood,Alhambra. George Irwin: Is your Pekinese dog a Canada, Calif. Lenovia Henning, 16 S. Cisapel, Alhambra. thoroughbred? Sirs: On the Maxwell House Coffee pro- A. Itiveloari. 1724) I,a Golondrina, Alham- bra. Contestant: Well, I think its father has gram: Mrs. G. H. Nixon, 150 E. Center, Pomona. traveled a bit. Daddy took Snooks to the art gallery,HuthJefferson, 2825Hill,Huntington If I win I would appreciate four (4) was showing her a picture of old Rome, of AdamPark. Felten], 4516 E. 52nd Place, May- tickets to the Bob Hope program. 12 hungry lions attacking innocents in the wood. Betty Bridges. 3831 E. 10th, LongBeach. arena. Daddy told her how cruel it was. Vivian B. Holmes, P. 0. Box 5014, Long llf Snooks began to cry. Daddy: "I'm sorry, Reach Sta., Long Beach. Mrs. V. Hendry, 1440 N. Tamarind, Hol- Snooks. I didn't know it would touch you Mrs. J. MeNnmarr, 6000 Myrtle St., Long Bench. lywood, Calif. so." Beatrice Bozeman, 1462 Linden Ave., Long Sirs: Showboat program: "That's not why I'm crying, Daddy." Beach. "Well, then why?" Margaret White, 2006 Washington, Santa "May I burrow a hole in your bald "It's that poor little lion in the corner. MargaretMonica. Wlesberger, 2441 Ocean Front. spot? I want to build a bomb shelter for Ile isn't getting any." Santa Monica. a termite." Mrs. C.B. 1- ley, 517 12th St., Santa IfI winI would like five tickets to Monica. I would like tickets to Charlie McCarthy the Jack Benny show or the Maxwell Mrs. Velma Cartwright, 422-A Pico Blvd., program. House Coffee program, in the night time. Santa Monica.

KNX-l0,SullivanReviewsNews. KGFJ-4. News. 4:13. Music. KA1FR-6. 11 oIv w o o d Merry -Go- 8 to 9 P. M. 10:15. Nightcap Yarns. 10:30. Max - KRKD-4.Records. 4:15. Movieland Y:ound.4:15.spec.Events.6:30. terworks. Quiz. 4:45. News. 6:45 rims KFI-8. Fred Haring. 8:15. News.KHJ-10. H a v e n ofRest.10:30. KIOX-4 Records. 4:15.PagingKFAC-6. News. 6:15. Music. 6:30. 8:30. Maxwell House Coffee Time. News. 10:45.Harris Orch. Past. 4:30Swine. . L. A. City College. 0:45. Bar Assn.KNX-8. Amos 'n' Andy. 8:15. LannyKECA-10. Philharmonia. KtiEkt-4. .News4:30. Geo. Strange.KGFJ-6. N e w s.ItalianMelodies. Ross.8:30. Ask -ItBasket. KFIVB-10. Shaw Oreh. 10:13. Bowl- Kt XY1-1. Trading Post. 4:30. Con- 6:30.Music. inNotes. 10:30. C o n t r a s t s In fessions of a Corsair. KRAD-Ii. Records. KH.1-8. Standard Symphony. Rhythm. KFSD-4HowardHarding.4:15.KFOX-6. News. 6:10, Sports. 6:15.KECA-8. SchoolKidsQuiz.8:30. Bert Hirsch. 10:15. EuropeSituation.4:30.Medical Records. 6:311. Semi -Classical. 6:45. Fame and Fortune. K3IPC-10. Rhapsody. Governor Speaks. Kr w 13-8,Musical Comedy.8:15. News. 10:30. Ebony Society. 4:43. Madame Kriete. KGER-6. News. 6:15. Music. 6:45. l'an Pacific And. 8:30. Rambles. 10:45Today in Hollywood. KG13-4.FultonLewis.4:30.Con- 8:15.KMTR-10 Vienna Ensemble. 10:15. fessions of a Corsair. Italian Journal. KMPC-8. Amos'n'Andy. Neighbor Orch. 10:30. Averill KIND -4.MarianLindley. 4:10,KFxm-0, Fulton Lewis. 6:15. Even- Howard Barlow. 8:30. Recital flour. Orch. 10:45. Katie Orch. News.4:30. Sundown Serenade. tide Echoes. 6:30, Hometown Head- 8:45. Let's Talk News. lines. 0:35.SalonMusic. 6:45.KSITR-8.PropertyOwners.8:15.KFAC-10 Melody Hour. KV0E-4. Fulton Lewis. 4:30. Con- Affairs of State. soeeialEvents. 8:30. Technocracy.KGFJ-10. N e w s.10:15.Mission fessions of a Corsair. KFSD-6. (In with Dance. 6:15. Ma- 8:45. Special Events. Workers.10:45.Music.5 6:30.J.B.KFAC-4. Evening Concert. KFOX-10 RossBallroom.10:15. to 6 P. M. ma Bloom'sBrood.American T o w n Hamilton (Web.10:30. Wave Rid- Kennedy.6:33. KGF.1-8. News. 8:15. JeanValen- err. 10:45Organ. KFI-5. String Time. 5:0, Limericks. Meeting. tine. 8:30. Music. KGER-10. News. 10:10. Music. 11611-6, Fulton Lewis. 6:15John-KFOX-14. Lucca. 8:15. Records. 8:30. 10 :30. Concert Music. 5:15, Jack Armstrong. 5:30. Aldrich sonFatuity.6:30.News.Views. Literature on Parade.8:45.Fan. Rest.10:30. Family. 6:43.America's Answer. ularRecords. KFXM-19. Haven of KNX-5. European Round -Up. 5:15.Ki 0E-6. Fulton Lewis. 6:15. John-KGER-8. News. 8:05. HOYOS. News10:43. Harris Oreb. Fletcher Wiley.5:30.KNX-trii. son Family. 6:30. John B. Hughes.KFXM-8. Standard Symphony Hour.KFSG-l0. Est her Stuart. 10:30. Afternoon'lances.5:45.tarred. 6:45. Affairs of State. KING -8. Aimee S. McPherson. Missionary Drama. News.5:55Davis.News. KF7411-14 Herman Orch. 8:30. Fame'SD -10 Foster Orch. 10:30. Not- KHJ-5. News5:15, Daily Comics. 7 to 8 P. M. and Fortune. tinzham Orch. 5:30ShatterParker.5:45. Coo- KGB -8. Standard Symphony Hour.FIGIR-10. Haven ofRest.10:30. tain Midnight. KFI-7. Xavier Carat & Yvette. 7:30.KV0E-8. Standard Symphony. News. 10:43. Harris Orch. KECA-5. Pot of Gold. 5:30. News. American Challenge. KIND -10. Hank. the Night Watch- 5:45. Tom Mix. KNX-7. Miller Orch.7:15, What's 9 to 10 P. M. man. KFWB-5 Stuart Hamblen. On Your Mind? 7:45. Davis. News.KFI-9. QuizCourt.9:30. WhenKV0E-111. Haven ofRest.10:30. New-5. Sports IC li-I. 5:13. 7:50. News of the World. Presses Roar. News. 10:45. Harris Orch. s. 5:30Uncle Harry. KHJ-7. GabrielHeatter.7:15.In-KNX-9, CityDesk. 9:25. News. KMTR-5 Multi.. side Sports. 7:30.WytheWilliams. 9:30. Wald Orch. 9:55. Organ. KFAC-5 Music5:13.Travelogue. 7:43. Art Linkletter. KHJ-9 News. 9:15. Frost Warn- 11 to 12 Midnight 5:30. Whoa Bill Club. 9:30.MartinOrch. KOF.1-5. News5:15. Tango Time.KECA-7. Rudy Vallee. 7:30. AheadKECA-9,jags. Easy Aces. 9:15. Mr. Keen.KFI-11. News. 11:15. Bernie Ora. 5:30, Music.5:45,Phil Stanwick. of Headlines. 7:45. Cabbages and 9:30. News (Thrifty Drug).9:45. 11:45. Marshall Orch. 11:37. News. K it KI)--5.SongsofSaddle.5:30. Kings. Bonaldi Sings. KNX-11 Knox Manning. 11:15. Race Results. 5:45. Music. KFWB-7,JoeHernandez. 7.30KFWB-9. America'sMusic.9:30. ClarkRoss.11:30.Strand(Web. CFOX-5. Swing. 5:45 March Ahead News. 7:45. Robert Arden. ' News. 9:45, Gray Orch. 1:5.5. News. of Time. KMPC-7Jig-Saw.1:30.(limning,KMPC-9. Memories in Melody. KHJ-11, Harris Orel',1.1:15.Dale KGER-5 News. 5:03. Latin Hour. for Hiss Jones. 7:45. News. KMTR-9. Horseman's Forum. 9:1e. Orch. 11:45 Rhythm Rascals. RFXM-5. N e w . 5:03. Pop, Oreh.K3ITR-7. I Am. 7:15. Spec. Events. Special Events. 9:30. Music. 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45. Captain 7:45. Samuel Converse. KFAC-9 Evening Concert. KECA-11. CumminsOrch. 11:15. Midnight KFAC-7, ChristianScience 7:15.KGFJ-9, News. Jewish Hour. 9:3e. Bill Sabransky, Orson. 11:57. KFSD-5, Pot o' Gold. 5:30. News. Fred Forrest. 7:30. MusicalTanes- Music. News. 5:45 Tom MN. tries. 9:15. Travelog. 9:30.KFWB-11 Three Kings & a Oopen. :441-5. KGB Presents. 5:15.EdKGFJ-7. Spanish Hour. KFOI-9.News. Paintings. 11:30. Mayehoff.5:30. KIRKD-1. News.7:15, Three-Quar- Donald Novi.. 9:45. Hawaiian. Piano 5:45. Captain Midnight.Shatterter Time. 7:30. Dol'arker.11:15, YouKnow' KGER-9. News. 9:03, Mexico. 9:45. Operetta. RVOE---5.Classified.5:30.ShatterKFOX-7, DailyBread. 7:15Ree-KFXM-9.Melodies. News. 9:15. Frost Warn- LIMP('-.... 11, B r i g h t'sHawaiians. l'arker. 5:45. Capt. Midnight. . 11:15. Let Me Read to lou. 11:30. orris.7:45.Robert Arden. mg's.9:30.WytheWilliams. 9:45. Swing & Quiz. KGER-7. News. 7:05. Italian Good MartinOren. 6 to 7 P. M. Samaritan. 7 :20. Music.. :30. Jan-KFSG-9:30. Two Grand Pianos. KMTR-11. Music. anese News. KFSD-9. Easy Aces. 9:15. Mr. Keen.KFAC-11. Night Shades. . KFI-6. Kraft Music Hall. KFXM-1, Raymond G. Swing. 7:15. 9:30. Ted Steele. 9:45. News. KGF.1-11. News. 11:15. Concert Mel- KNX-6. Major Bowes. Inside of Sports. 7:30. Lone Ran-KGB -9. News.9:15.Frost Warn- odies KHJ-6. Fulton Lewis. 6:15. Arthur ger. ings. 9:30. Martin Orch. KFX31-11. Harris Orch. 11:15. Dale Mann. 6:30. John B. Hughes. 6:45.K1. SG -7:45 Aimee S. McPherson. KVOE---9. News. 9:15. Frost Warn- Orch. 11:45. Rhythm Rascals. Affairs of State. KIND -7:30. On WiththeDance. 9:30. Martin Orch. KFSG-11. Freddie Carter. KECA-6.RochesterPhilharmonic. 7:45. Martin Music. Ines. KFSD-11. C u m m I o s Itreh. 11:30 6:30, J.B. Kennedy. 6:3.5, TemposKGB -7. GabrielHeatter.7:15.In- Marshall Orch.11:57. News. of Today. 6:45. Mayor Bowron. sideof Sports. 7:30. Wythe WI- 10 to 11 P. M. KGB -11. Harris Orch.11.15. Dale KFWB-6. News. 6:15. Strollin' Tom. Hams. 7:45. Art Linkletter. KFI-10, News. 10:15. Foster Orch. Orcli. 11:45. Memory Time. 6.30.IrvingBerlin Songs. KVOE-7. Youth Talks It Over. 7:15. (ThriftyKVOE-11. Harris Orch. 11:15, Dale KMPC.-6. Sone Stories. 6:30. E a s v DuchiesOrch. :30,WytheWil- 10:30.Insidethe News Orch. 11:45Rhythm Rascals. I istrininv liams. 7:45. Art Linkletter. Druz). 10:45. Fitzpatrick Orch. FRIDAY LOGSPAGE 26 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 26, 1941 KFVD-10. Morning Serenade. 10:30. Union Rescue Mission. 2 to 3 P. M. KVOE--10. News by Hughes. 10:15. Ed Fitzgerald. 10:30 JonusonRF1-2. Girl Alone. 2:15. Lone Jour. FRIDAY Program Highlights Family. 10:45. Bachelor'sChil- ney.2:30,GuidingLight.2:45. Variety dren. Life Can Re Beautiful. Outstanding Music KNX-2. American School. 2:30. A. M. A. M. 11 A. M. to 12 Noon News 2:43Scattergpod Baines. 8:00 -Johnny Murray. ,KFI. 11:00 -Music Appreciation Hour. KFI-11. Betty Crocker. 11:15. Ar-KHJ-2h e w s.2:16,Bookworm 9:00 -Kate Smith. KNX. KECA-KFSD nold Grimm's Daughter. 11:30. Val- 2:30Community Hall. 2:43. Let's 10:15 -Between Bookends. KECA- P. M. iantLady.11:45, L'lay Bridge. KFSD. Lightofthe 10:30 -Art Baker. KECA. 12 :15-Philadelohik Symphony Worlu KECA-2 hews. 2:15. Adventure. in Orch.. KGB-KVOE. KNX-11Si'-Sister.11:15. Aunt Mythology. 2:30. Classic Hour. P. M. 12 :15 -Luncheon Concert. KFAC. Jenny. 11:30, Fletcher Wiley. 11:45.KFWB-2. Bing Crosby. 2:15, 1:15 -Club Matinee. KECA- 2:30 --Classic Hour. KECA. Home of the Brave. StraussWaltz.2:30. News a n d KFSD. 3:00 -Symphony. KFAC. KHJ-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. Music,2:45. GrandmaTravels. 2:00 -Chef Milani.KMPF7. 6:00 -Waltz Time. 'CFI. Lillian KMI'C-2. Chef Milani. 2:15. Music. 3:30 -Friday Mixup. 8:00 -Pleasure Time.Klit. Sherman. 11:30. Victor inthe AIr, 2:30Classicflour. 4:00 -Art Baker's Note k. :00 -Even I n e Concert. KFAC. Lindlahr. KMTR-2. W. B West. 2:15. Friday KEPI. R:15 -Lanny Ross. KNX. KECA-11. Music Appreciation Hour. Magazine. 2:311.Music. 4:45 -Lamplighter. KHJ. 10 :15-Phtlharmonla KECA. KFWB-11. TomStoddard. 11:30.KFAC-2, News. 2:15, Army Recruit- 5:00 -Friday Nieht Army Show. 10:30 -Masterworks. KNX. M Jarvis. ing.2:30Music. KFSD. liMPC-11 Accent on Melody. 11:15.KliF.1-?Sews. 6:00 -Doctors at Work. KECA. Musicfor Madame.11:30,Live- 2:15. CIVIC 7:30 -Alec Templeton. Public ilffairs-News stock Journal. 11:45. GYnsy Strings. 2:30, Dedicated to You. 7:30 -Al Pearce Gene KNX.KFI KMTR-11. Dr. Talbot. 11:30. Moni-RISHD-2. Henry Orch. 2:30. News. 8:00 -Amos 'n' Andy. KNX- A. M. tor News 11:45. Sweet Music. 2:41. Hawaiians. KMPC. 7 :30 -Bob Gs rred KNX. KFAC-11 Man onStreet.11:30.KFOX-2. Civic.2:15. Dance Time. 8 :00 -Friday Night Army Show. 10:00 -John B. Hughes. KID- ParentsForum.11:45.Forenoon 2:30. Records. 2:45. Grandma 'I'ra KECA. ' Ky0E-KFXM-KGB. Musicale. els. S:30 -Johnny Presents. KNX. P. M. KGFJ-11 News. Stocks. 11:15. Mu- 9:00 -Kate Smith Program. 3:30 -Affairs of State. KM- sic. KNX. KGB-KFXM. KRKD-11. Paddock Flashes. 11:30. 4:45 -Fleetwood Lawton. KFI. News. HEAR CHEF MILANI 5:15-Yr 1r Government Reports. KFOX-11. Pop. Records. Drama KECA News. 11:40. Records. 11:30. TODAY A. M. 5:55 -Elmer Davis. KNX. KGER-11, News.11:15.Meet the 10:30 -JohnsonFamily. KHJ. 6 :00 -Fulton Lewis.KHJ-KGB- Band. 11:30. Music. 11:45. Dr. Mat- P. M. KV0E-ICFXM. thews. KMPC-2 :00 P. M. 8 :30-Everyman's Theatre. KF1. 7:00 -Raymond G. Swing. KFXM-11. Friendly Neighbors. 8:311 -Campbell Playhouse KNX. KV0E-KGB-KFXM-KHJ. 11:15. Classic Strings. 11:30. Cock-KGER-2, News. 2:05. Music, 2:30. 7:01) -Wings of Destiny. KFI. :46-11,bert Arden. KFWB. eyed Cooklee 11:45.Schoolof L. B. Band. 7:311 -Lone Ranger. KM. 8:43 -Let's Talk Newe. KMPC. Music. KFXM-2. Stocks. 2:03 Popular 8:30 -Death Valley Days. KFI. KFSD-11. Music Appreciation Hour. Orel,.2:15. News. 2:30. Music by 8:30-1 Wantit'Divorce. KHJ- Sports -Comment KGB -11, Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. Willard.2:45.SpotliteRevue. KVOE-KFXM Lillian Sherman. 11:30. Sweet Mu-KIPSD-2. Sidestreet Vignettes. 2:15. 9 :00-r; a n g Rosters KECA. P. M. sic. 11:45 School of Air. MonitorNews.':30Dant Music 7:00 -Joe Louis vs. Red Burman. KF yn-11. News. 11:15. Musical 2:45 Grandma Travels. Quiz Programs , KECA-KFSD. Album. 11:30. Piano. 11:45.{'InletKGB ---2 News.2:15.Voices,2:30 P. M. Schram Rome News.:1:45. 5:3t1 -Information Please. 5:00 -Joe Hernandez. KFWB. KVOE-11 Friendly Neighbors. 11.15 ridge. Let's Play 6:00 -Don't Be Personal. KNX.KFI. "Mien Sherman. 11:30. Sweet Mu-H.FVD-X. Music. 8:45- Art Linkletter. KILT- Weather sic.11:45.Agriculture. liyre.-2News. 2:15. Willard Mu- KGEI-KV0E-KFICM. KHJ-KGB-KV0E-8 :30 a. sic. 2:45. Let's Play Bridge. 7 :15 -Radio charades. JKHJ- 2:00 p.m.,9p.m. 12 Noon to 1P. M. KFXM. KFW 11- 11 :30. a. m. 3 to 4 P. M. 8:00 -Quiz of Two Cities, KHJ- KRKD-9:30 a. m.. 1p. m.. 5:45 KFI-12. MaryMarlin.12:15. Ma KGB. n Perkins.12:30.PepperT o u n g.KFI-3. Agnes White. 3:15. C I v I. 12:45. Vie and Sade. Announcements. 3:25. News. 3:30. KNX-12. MarthaWebster.12:15. Friday Mixup. Song Treasury. 12:30. Kate HOD..KNX-3. VotingDr.Malone,3:10 kins. 12:45. Women of Courage. Background for Living. FEIFIJ-12. News. 12:15. Norma Young. Joyce Jordan. 3:15, Citadel.3:30 FRIDAY Programs 12:45. Philadelphia Symphony Orch.Fri1J-r3,Zie%%s,3:05. Gems of Mu- KECA-1?. Orphans of Divorce. sic. 3:15. Professor Lindsley. 3:30. JANUARY 31. "911 12:15. Amanda. 12:30. John's Other Affairs of State. Wife. 12:45. Just Plain Bill. KECA-3 Classic Hour. 3:15. Ireene 8 to 9 A. M. KRKD-9. Prairie Schooner. 9:30. C.KFWB-12. AlJarvis.12:30.Peter Wicker.3:25,ProgramBulletin. S. Weather. 9:45News. Potter. 3:30. Afternoon Jamboree. KFI.8,Jon la11 r Murray. KIEV -9:30. Mayfair Lost & FoundKMPC-12. Ton n'the Day. 12:15.Kw( -3. Top Pous. 3:30. '1 e m 0 ii Against the Storm. 8:30, Road8:15, of Pets. News. 12:30. Off the Record. Tango. 3:43. Jack Leonard. Life. 8:43. News. KFOA-9. Rev.'vie.9:30,PopularKMTR-12. News. KFWB-3. This Is Music. Records9:45. Rev. Eade. KFAC-12. News.12:15.LuncheonKMTR-3:30. Pianos.3:45, KNX-8. Melody Express. 8:10. Dol-KGER-9. News. 9:05. March Ahead Concert. Richman. Billy larStretcher.8:15.News.8:20. of Time. 9:30. Revival. 9:45. FullFIGFJ-12. News. Stock s.12:15.KFAC-3. Symphony. Nancy Dixon.ShoppingGuide. Gospel Wheel Chair Chats. 12:30. NoveltyKGFJ-3, News. 3:15.Vocaliers. 8:30.Goldberg..8:45. KathleenKI.XM-9. News. 9:15. Program Pre- Rnnndon. 12:45. Let's Listen. KRIM-3, Hawaiians. 3:45. Weather Norris. views.Pop.Orch.9:30. KRIM-12. ReenrIrnes. ln Venna Taylor. KHJ-8. Haven of Rest. 8:30. News. 9:45. Keep Fit. Variety. Pals. KFOX-3. Records. 8:45. Happy Homes. KFS11-9. Hollywood Headlines.KFOX-12.Records,12:15.News.KGER-3. News. 3:05. Musk. 3:20. RECA-8.Breakfast Club. 8:30. 9:03. Mary McHugh. 9:15. Health. 12:30. Dick Ross. 12:45. Latin L. B. Band. News. 8:45. R. L. Johnson. 9:30. Farm & Homeg Music KFXM-3. Tin Pan Alley. 3:15. Prof. HA'W'K -8 Grouch Club.8:30. KingKGB -9, Ben Sweetland. 9:15. Home-KGF.R-12. News. 12:10. Music. Lindsley. 3:30. Affairs of State. Orch. 8:45Dr. Reynolds. maker's Catalogue. 9:30. SunshineKFXM-12. Smith American W a y.KFSD-3. Linda Dale. 3:15. Ireene KM PC -8. Andy &Virginia.8:30. Sue.9:45. Keen Fit. 12:15. News. 12:30. Calvary (Mar- Wicker. 3:23, News. 3:30. Friday Unity Daily Word. KFVD-9. Waltz. 9:'15. News. 9:30. ten Hour. 12:45. Musical Newsy. Mixup. ILMTR-8. Spanish Hour. 8:45. Re- Dr. Richardson. 9:45. Parade. KFSD-12. Groh... of nivn.t.e. KGB -3. Hits & Encores. 3:15. Prof. ligious Music. KV0E-9. Monitor News. 9:15. Dick HoneymoonHill. 12:30. John's Lindsley. 3:30. Affairs of S t a t e. RFA('-8.CountryChurch. 8:30. O'Heren. 9:30. Sue & Rangers. 9:45. Other Wife. 12:45. ,lust Plain Bill.KFVD-3. News. 3:45. Rhumba. News. 8:45. Mildred Lager. Keep Fit. KGB-i?. News. 12:15. PhiladelphiaKVOE-3. New-'''osie Gems, 3:15. KOFJ-8 N e w s. Stocks. 8:15. Mu- Symphony Orel,. Professor Lindsley.3:30. Bargain sic. 8:45. Dr. Wiseman. KFVD-1? Air Fditor. 12:30. Music. Counter. KRKD-R:30. State Employment. 10 to 11 A. M. 1°,45,Violet Sieheam. &FOX -R. News. 9:15. KVOE-1?. News. 1?:15. Philadelphia Records.KFI-10. N w s.10:15.Tillamook 4 to 5 P. M. 8:30, Classified. 8:45. Records. Kitchen. 10:30. Wife Saver. 10:43. Symphony Orch. KGER-8. News. SoulPatrol.8:15. Dr. Kate. KF1-4, Art Baker's Notebook. 4:30. MIZT111.1.8:45.Rev. Bennington, 1 to 2 P. M. GlenHurlbiirt.445. KFXM-$. Haven of Rest. 8:30. Sun-KNX-10LifeCanBeBeautiful. Lawtob Fleetwood shine Service. 10:15.WomaninWhite.10:30.KFI-1. Backstage Wife. 1:15. Stel-KNX-1, Second Wife. 4:15 KIND -8. Breakfast Club. 8:30. Good Right to Happiness. 10:45. Roland la Dallas. 1:30. Lorenzo J o n e 5. We the CheerR:45. Thunder Over Pars - Orch. 1:45, Wielder Brown. Abbott.. 4:30. News. 4:35. Fletcher dime. 1111J-10.JohnB. Hughes.10:15. Wlley. KGR-8 Ha -en of Rest. 8:30. News. Happy Homes. 10:30. Johnson Fam-KNX-1. Portia Blake. 1:15. Myrt &KHJ-4. Fultonl.ewis.4:15.P.E. KFVD-8 Covered Wagon. ily.10:45. Bachelor's Children. Marge.1:30. Hilltop House. 1:45. Gardner4:45Lamplighter. KV0E-8. Haven of Rest. 8:30, News.KECA-10, Linda Dale. 10:15. Be- Stepmother. KECA-4. Gordon'sRangers.4:15. 8:45. London News. tween Bookends. in.3.1Art Hoke,.KHJ-1.Philadelphia Orch.1:15. King Arthur. Jr.4:311. Bud Bar- 10:45. News. 10:50. H. Harding. Holmes Omit. 1:30. Eddie Albright. ton. 4:45. Superman. Rt i`r B--10. School News. 10:15.KECA-1. Mother of Mine. 1:15. ClubKFWB-1. Don Milliean. 4:30. News. 9 to 10 A. M. Breakfast on the Boulevard. 10:43. Matinee.ran. 1:45. Harold Curtis. Or - 4:45. Stuart Hamblen. 1:55. Chic. What Shall I Ki1-9,TreatTime. News. KFWB-I. PeterPotter.1:30. Have for 9:15.WordsKMPC-10. Garden School. 10:15. Ro- Reynolds.1:45. Jorgens Orch.Dr. Dinner?4:15 Brightly.Maestro. & Music. 9:30 Voice of Experience. manceMelodies.10:30.Problem 4:30. Newsreel. 4:45, General Fact. 9:45. Bridge Club. People. 10:45. News. KMPC-1. Accent on Variety.1:30.KMTR-4. John Brown. 4:15. Smoke KNX-9. Kate Smith Sneaks.9:15. .-10 News. 111:15. Musk. 10:45, By Arrangement. Tree Valley.4:30. Kingdom City. 56 lienaGirlMarries.9:30.Ro- flty Dwellers. KMTR-1. Allison. 1:30. Spec. 4:45.Spec.Flyer's. mance of Helen Trent. 9:43. Our Events. K t'At '-4 Hollywood -BeverlyChris. Gal Sunday. HAITR-10. Woman's World.10:45.KFAC-1.ReligiousScience.1:15. lienChurch.4:15. Paging the KHJ-9.Rev. Dr. Reynolds, U.A. Schools.1:30. Music.1:45. Past. Laurin.9:15.DickKFAC-10. Modern Immortals. 10:30. Organ. 4:30Gateway toMusic. O'Heren. 9:30, Sunshine Sue. 9:45. News. 10:45, Gothic Tower. KGFJ-4. News. 4:15.Music. Keep Fit, KGFJ-1.News. Stocks.1:15.KRKD-4. RecorJhurs.4:13.Movie - KECA-9. Mildred Van. 9:15. South-KR.01-10. Paddock Flashes. 10:15. Strings. 1:30. Matinee Melodies. land Out.. 4:45News. ernaires. 9:30Homer Griffith. Health. KRKD-1. Weather. 1:15. City Hall.KFOX-1.Records. 4:15. 9:45. News. KFOX-10. N e w e.10:15.Health. 1:30. U.S.C. Poetry. 1:45. Health. Past. 4:30. Swing. Paging KFWB-9.Lombardo(inch. 10:30. Harmony H a 11. 10:45. RFOX-1.Records.1:15.Lucca's.KGER-4. News.4:30Geo. Strange. Musical Comedy. 9:30. News. 9:45.9:15. Record. 1:30.ChristiorScience.1:45. AtRFNM-4. Trading Post. 4:30. Con- South Sea Magic. KGER-10. News. 10:05. flod'e Sun- Theatre. cert Master KMPC-9, N e w s. 9:15That's My shine. 10:30. Bright Corner. KGER-1. News. 1:05. Officials onKl.'sit-t.San Diego HighSchool. Idea. 9:30. Morning Pick-Un. B:FXM-10. John B. Hughes10:15. Parade. 1:30, Spanish Trio. 4:15. Europe Situation. 4:30. Ro- RMTR-9. MartinLuther Thomas. Ed Fitzgerald. 10.30. JohnsonRFNM-1. Gardener.1:15.Holmes mance & Rhythm. 9:15. Health. 9:30. Special Events. Family. 10:45. Bachelor's Children. Orel!.1:30.W'. P. A 1:45Varlet..RGB-4. Fulton Lewis. 4:15. Forrest 9:45. Religion.. KFSD-10:15. Between Bookends.KFSD-1. Mother of Mine. 1:15. Club Warren. 4:30. George Bacon. 4:45, KFAC-9. Inspirations. 9:15. Health 10:30.Ann Gibson.10:45.News. Matinee. 1:55, News. Monitor News. Talks. 9:30. 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Semester Comments. 3:15. 2 :30 --Curtis Institute. KFI. KH.1-12, News. 12:15. Cumberland Poe' & Bova.3:30. Dramas of 3: Symphony. KFAC. Choristers.12:30. Naval Reserve Youth. 6: NBC Bymnhony, KECA. Weather B vnd. KFVD-3. News. 3:15. Poo. Favor- 6:45 -Saturday Night Serenade. KHJ-KGB-KVOE-9 D. m. KECA-12. Metropolitan Opera. ites.3:30Thunder Theatre. KNX. KNX-0 a. m. KFWB-12, Al Jarvis.12:30. PeterKVOE-3. Smrmaster Comments. 7:00 -NBC Symphony. KFSD. KRKD-9:30 a. m.. 1 D. rn.. 3:45 Potter. 3:15, Penny & Boys. 3:30. Dramas :30 -Morton Gould Orchestra. D.nci. KMPC-12. Toroo'the Day. 12:15. of Youth. KHJ-KGB-KVOE-KFXM. KFM1-11:30 a. m. News. 12:30. Off the Record. 2. Music. 4 to 5 P. M. 12:15, Music.. 12:30.Organ.12:45.Music. KFI-4:15. Europe News. 4:30. KGPJ-12. News. 12:15. Novelty Muriel Angelus.4:45, H. V. Kal- . Roundup. 12:45. Jungle Jim. tenborn. KRPO-12:15. P.-T.A.12:30. SaddleKNX-4,People'sPlatform:4:30 SATURDAY Programs Pals. Columbia's Gay Nineties. FEBRUARY 1. 1941 KFOX-1". Dick Rovs. too ypwg.KHJ-4.FirstOffender.4:30.Is- 12:30.MusicGems.12:45. R e landers. KFXM-9. News. 9:15. Pop. 0 r c h. Orch. KECA-4. Message ofIsrael.4:30, 8 to 9 A. M. 930. Scrapbook Stories. KGER-12. News. 12:10. Music. Little 01' Hollywood. Vocational KFXM-12. Cumberland Chorus.ELFWB-4:15. Busy Blind. 4:30. On With Dance. 9:30.School. Nat'l. Farm9:15. 12:15. News. 12:30. Nana! Reserve News. 4:45. Stuart Hamblen. Mol-14oSineng'foltrib8s:15 &:98,114Yvti: and Home. Band. KMI'C-4. Symphony of Swing. 8:45,Smilin'Ed 'McConnell. KGB -9. Willard Music. 9:30. Scrap-KFSD-12 Grand Opera. KMTR-4. Spec. Events. 4:15. Old KNX-8, Town Crier.8:15.News. book Stories. KGB -12. Cumberland Choristers. Windjammer. 4:30. Kingdom City. 8:20, Nancy Dixon, Shopping Guide.KFVD-9. Waltz. 9:15. News. 9:30 12:30. Nava, Reserve Band. 4:45. Snec_Ents. Here Comes Parade, KFVD-12. Organ. 12:45. V. Schram.KFAC-4, Musviec. 4:15.Portraits KHJ-8. News8:05. Agnew. Organ.HVOE-0. Willard Music. 9:30.KVOE-12. 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KFWB-1:30. South Sea Magic. KGB -4. FirstOffender.4:30,Is- KGFJ-88:45. pr. News. Wiseman. Stocks. S:15. Music. KFSD, 10:00-11:00 a. m. EMPC-1. County Band. 1:30.Sat- landers. KFOX-8. News 8:15. Peggy & Boys. urday Afternoon Jamboree. KFVD-4. Tea' Time. 4:15, News. 8:30. Ads8:45. Rough Riders. HMTR-1. Dick Ross. 1:30. Pension. 4:30. Sundown Serenade. KGER--8, News.8:05, Soul Patrol. 1:45. Music. KVOE-4First Offender.4:30.Is- 8:15. Mirnah. 8:45. Rev. Benning- 10 to 11 A. M. KFAC-1. Religious Science Institute. landers. 4:45. Classified. ton. 1:15.CitySchools.1:30.Music. KFX91-8News. 8:05. Organ. 8:15.KFI-10. On the Job. 10:15. StatA.pIIGFJ-1, News. 1:15. Matinee Melo- 5 to 6 P. M. BBC News. 8:30. Sunshine Service. Collector. 10:30.Masters Or dies.1:30. Drama. 1:45.Matinee KFSD-8. Breakfast Club. 8:30 Good 10:45. Army Recruiting. Melodies. KFI-5. Cummins Orch, 5:15. Traffic Cheer. 8:45. Pet Club. KNX-10. Let's Pretend. 10:30. BlueK RIED-1Weather. Music. TriFunal. KGB -8. News. 8:05. Grass Brevities. KFOX-1. Pop. Records.1:15. Luc-KNX 5.EuropeanRoundup,5:15, Agnew.8:15. ca Floor Show. 1 :311 M oat tor Sports Broadside. 5:30. King Orch. BBC News 8:30. II. S. Army Band.KHJ-10.News.10:15.Foodfor News. 1:45At Theatre. 5:55. Davis, News. KFVD-8. Covered Wagon. Thought.10:30.Air Cadet Quiz.KGEH-1, News 1:05. Traffic Dr. Matthews. 5:30. Daily XV0E-8. News. Organ. 8:15. Lon-KECA-10. Harmonica Bands of L. "Whys."1:15. Swing.1:30. Span- Comics. 5:45, Martin Orch. don News. 8:30. 111.Si. Army Band. A. Schools. 10:15. Standard Trans. ishTrio. KECA-5. Garden Club.5:15. Man KFXM-1. SweetheartSongs.1:15. & the World. 5:30, Bishop & Gar - 9 to 10 A. M. 10:30. Luncheon at the Waldorf. Bahamas Handicap. 1:45. Variety. KFWB-10. Smorgasbord. 10:30.KIND -1 Grand Opera. K B-5, Stuart Hamblen. R27-0, LincolnIllway,9:30, Heart Young American Flyers. KGB -1,Sweetheart Songs. 1:15. C-5. Swin5:15. News. 5:30. of Julia Blake. 9:45. Medical Talk.KMPG-10.Moderne Aires.10:45. BahamasHandicap. 1:45.Edna Symphony of Swg. ing. KNX-9,ColumbiaCountryJour- News. O'Dell. NMTR-5. Music. nal. 9:30. Saturday Morning Party.KMTE-10 Woman's World.10:40,KFVD-1. News. 1:15. Music. KFAC-5. Music. 5:30. Drama. 5:45. MU -9. Willard Music. 9:30. Scrap- King's Messengers. FIVOE-1. SweetheartSongs.I:15. Music. _book Stories. Bahamas Handicap.1:45. Civic. KGFJ-5. News.5:15_,TapgoTime. BLECA-9EducationForum.9:25.KFAC-10. Serenade.10:15.I..A. 5:30Music. 5:45.Phil Stanwick. Music.9:30 County Medical Assn. 10:30. News. KRKD-3. Songs ofSaddle.5:30. Forty News. Plus. 9:45. 10:45. Gothic Tower. 2 to 3 P. M. Race Results. KFWB-9,SalvationArmy.9:15,KOFJ-10 News, 10:15. Music.KFI-2. The World IsYours. 2:30.KFOX-5 Swing. Musical Comedy. 9:30. News. Smor- 10:45. iity Dwellers. Curtis Institute of Music. News. 5:05.Latin Hour. gospel% KRKD-1 .Paddock Flashes. 10:15.KNX-2. News ofAmericas.2:15. _ -5. Green Hornet, 5:30. Va- KIIIPC-9..News. 9:15. Modem. Aires. Records. Buffalo Presents. 2:50. News. 2:53. riety. 5:45Martin Orch. KMTR-9, MartinLutherThomas.KFOX-10. News. 10:15. Petite Mu- Sports News. KFS0-5 Three Cheers. 5:15. Man 9:15. W. G. Keyes. 9:30.Special sicale.10:45. Freddie Nagel. KHJ-2 News. 2:05. Richards Orch. and the World. 5:30.News, Events.9:45.Religious. KGER-10 News. 10:05. Jesus' Name. 2:30. HebrewEvangelization So- Ferde Grote. KFAC-IL Inspirations.9:15.Melo-Ki9A. Bright Corner. KGB -5. Green Hornet.5130. Mar- ciety. tin Oreh.5:45George Baron. dies.. 9:30. Women In the News. Jimmy wRo ge0s:1 51 0O5r, eBB KECA-2:15, Classic Hour. 9:45. Midmorning Serenade. 10:30. C KFWB-2. Smorgasbord. KVOE-5, Green Hornet. 5:30. Mar. KGFJ-11. News. Stocks. 9:15. Tone News. KMPC-2. Jamboree. 2:30.Of Men tin Oreb. Tempos. KFSD-10. Young American Flyers. and Books. 2:45. Classic Hour. KEIED-6. Prairie Schooner. 9:30. II. 10:30, Luncheon at Waldorf. forrE.-2. W. B. West. 2:15. Walter 6 to7 P. M. S. Weather. 9:45. Nes. KGB -10. News. 10:15Stocks. Mon- Lawson. 2:30, Woman's World. KIEV -9:30. Mayfair Lost & Found itor News.10:30. Jimmy Rogers.KFAC-2. News. 2:15. Music. KF1-6, National Barn Dance. Pets. 10:45. BBC News. KGFJ-2. News. 2:15. Ctvi c. 2:30.KNX-11Kids' Ouizaroo. 6:30. Fact: KFOX-9 Rev. Me. 9:30. Records.KFnodVD-10. Gospel Song. 10:30. Sere - Concert Time. Finder.6:45. Saturday Nigh t - 9:45. Rev, Katie. e. KFOX-2Civic.2:15.. Organ. 2:30. Serenade, KGER-P News 9:05. Gospel Sing-EVOE-10. News.10:15.Melodies. 9 BenKlassen. 2:45. Rey Orch. KHJ-6. InnocentBystander.0:11. ers. March Abend ollog2e. 10:30, Jimmy Rogers. 10:45. Lon-KGER--2. News. :05, Music.2:30. Profit & Loss.630.John . 6130. Revival. MC. Ran don New9. LongMNsehBang. Hughes, 8:45. Answer Man. JANUARY 26, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE "SATURDAY LOGS

THRIFTY News Broadcasts Presents 6:45 A.M. KFI (Lawton) for Mc- 2:15 P.M. KFXM (Baltimore)._ ...... M. thru Sa. Mahan's M. thru Sa. KFSD(Cutting)...... M. thru Sa. INSIDE THE 7:00 A.M. KGFJ (Warner) --_- M. thru Sa. 2:30 P.M. KRKD (Bell). ------M. thru Sa. HOERMiller). ----M. thru Sa. KGFJ (McKee) ------51. thru Sa. KHJ (MacMurray) M. thru Sa, 3:00 P.M. KFVD (Gray) ----.M. thru Sa. NEWS KECA (Lawton) for Mc- KHJ (AP) .M. thru F. Mahan's thru Sa. ' KGB (AP) M. thru F. with ERKL) (Hall). -.---Su. M. thru F. thru Sa. KVOE (AP) JOSE RODRIGUEZ 7 :15 A.M. 4:00 P.M. KOF.) (McKee)______DailY K NX (tarred) thru Sa. KI1.1 (Lewis).__. thru F. and 7:30 A.M. KECA (Frandsen)_. --__.M. thru Sa. 4:15 P.M.KFVD(Gray) thru Sa. 7:45 A.M. KFWB (Charles) 4:30 P.M. KNX (Europe) ...M. (bra SID SUTHERLAND KF1 (Hayes) KMPC (Cook (bra E. KGB (Kilpatrick) 4:45 P.M. KF1 W F. KEKI) (Douglas) KF1 (Kaltenborn).. -Tu. Th, Sa. KFAC (Des Autels) KRKD (Bell)..__ thru Sa. KFI KHJ (Kilpatrick) 5:00 P.M. KGFJ (McKee). -.---M thru Sa. KVOE (Kilpatrick) M. thru Sa. KHJANesbitt) M. thru F. 10:30 P. M. KFSD (Cutting) M. thru Sa. Nightly K(.51 (Smith. thru F. 8:00 A.M. KGFJ (Warner) . -.--M thru Sa. Baltimore) Except Saturday KFOX thru 5:15 P.M. 1151PC(Roberts)- .M. thru Sa. HFWB(Marcel) -----Su. 5:30 P.M. KIND (Jones) M. Tu. Th. F. Sa. 8:30 A.M. KECA (Ulmer)... ----.M. thru Ss. KECA (lien) M. Tu. Th. F. KHJ (Nesbitt) M. thru F. 5:45 P.M. KNX W. Th. KVOF," (MacMurray) M. thru F. 5:55 P.M. KNX (Drivis) Eli 6:00 P.M. 1.11.124 Own ea, F. KFOX ( (Crasswford) 8:45 A.M. E li (Bishop). ttum KFWb Go) IOU (BBC). -..----.M. W. Th. F. KFAC (Des Autels).-..-DallY 9:00 A.M. KMPC (Babbe)...-Dally KGB (Lewis)._..- thru F. KGFJ (Warner). M. thru Sa. KFXM(Lewis) KFXM thru Ss. KVOE (Lewis) 9:15 A.M. KFVD (GraY)...... ----M thrn Sa. KHJ (Lewis).. ---.-.51. thru F. 9:45 A.M. &RED (Douglas) Hthru Sa. 6:30 P.M. KHJ (Hughes) KGB (Hughes) M. thru F. KECA thru Sa. thru Sa. 1.0:00 A.M. KGFJ .M thru Sa. KFSD (Kennedy) (uH KFXM (Baltimore). --Su. KGKWB (Hughes) 7:00 P.M. HIV (Swing) It. TR_ F. KVOE (Hughes). ._ Al thru F. KHJ (Heatter)-.---...-W. Th. Sa. KFOX thru fliKD (Bell). --..-.- M. thru Sa. KFXM (Hughes). -.----51. thru F. KGB (Swing) II. Tu F. 7:30 P.M. KECA (Bishop) M. W. F. (0 :30 A.M. KFAC (Des Autels).___111. thru Sa. KHJ (WWiams) Su. L0:45 A.M. KMPC (Roberts).____M. thru Sa. 7:45 P.M. KFWB (Arden) Daily RADIO L1:00 A.M. LOFJ (Warner)..... --.--M. thru Sa. 8:00 P.M. RIEJ alunter).._ -DallY KIND Wray) 8:15 P.M. in. Th, It, 8:45 P.M. KMPC (Roberts. KGER Gosv).-..-----M. thru Ss. Henry) thru F. 11:30 A.M. KRKD(Douglas) ---la thru Sa. KIM (Hardy) Daily SPECIAL KFOX (Huston). ---- M. thru Sa. 9:00 P.M. KGB (Hardy) 11:45 A.M. KECA (Bishop). ---- M. thru Th. KVOE (Hardy) 12:00 Noon KGB (Kilpatrick) M. thru F. :110X (Crawford)..._. Daily KVOE (Kilpatrick) M. thru F. KFXM (Hardy)...------DailY KGFJ (McKee)______M. thru Sa. M. thru F. KGER (Mills) ----____Dally 9::91 KECA Thrifty... 9:15 KFSD(Jones.Parker) M. thru Sa. KHJ (Nesbitt. KFXM (Hardy)..._ W. KFAC (Des Autels)---.M. thru Sa. K(iFJ (Hunter) Daily 1937 Ford Deluxe Four -door (8:15 P.M. KMPC (Roberts) (0:00 P.M. KFI Wald. Forbes)._ -_-Dally KFXM (Baichly) KGER (Hazan).-..___Dally Sedan. A bargain at $245.00. KFOX (Huston) _M. thru Sa. INX (Sullivan)_____Daily L2:45 P.M. KRKD(Douglas) Sa. KMPC (Roberts). 1:00 P.M. KGFJ thru Sa. (0 :15 P.M. -M turnthru Sur KFVD thru Sa. 10:30 P.M. KVOE ..... Daily KHJ ---.----Tu turn Su. LONNIE HULL 2:00 P.M.KGFJ (McKee) KF1 5_0thru F. KVOE (Dovle).. M. thru F. Dodge -Plymouth Dealer KHJ(Doyle) M. thru F. 10:45 P.M. KHJ. .KVOE-- KGB (Doyle) M. thru Sa. 11:00 P.M. KNX (Manning).- KECA (Frandson)---111. thru F. E li (Edwards) Daily 339 S. La Brea Ave., L. A. WEb. 4121

KMTR-10.Viennese Ensemble. 10:15. KECA-6. Song of Your Life. 6:30.KFAC-'7 Christian Science. 7:15. 9 to 10 P. M. Neighbor Orch. 10:30. Averill Orch. John B. Kennedy. 6:35. NBC Sym- L.A. Playground.7:30.Dr.Pi- 10:45. Katie Orch. phony. tied. KFI-9, Sports Forum. 9:15. BernieKFAC-10. MelodyHour. KFWB-6. News. 6:15. FantasticKGFJ-7. Spanish Hour. Orch. 9:30. Morgan Orch. KGFJ-10. News. 10:15 Mission Facts. 6:30. Crosby Groh. KRKD-7, News.7:15. Three -Quar-KNX-9. Hit Parade. 9:45. Morand Workers.10:30. Mut. KMPC-6. SaturdayatSix.6:30. ter Time7:30Do You Know? KFOX.-10, Ross Bal oom. 10:15. Easy Listening. KFOX-7. Pop. Records. 7:15. Semi - Orch.9:55.Music. Hamilton Orch.10:30. Wave Rid- 7 :30. Hawaiian. 7 :45.KHJ-9. News. 9:15. Frost Warnings. KMTR-6. Hollywood Merry -Go - Classical. ers. 10:45. Organ. Round.6:15.Spec, Events.6:30. Emery Deutsch. 9:30. Martin Orch. KGER-10. News. 10:10.Rey.Gil- News. 6:45. Spec, Events. KGER-7. News.7:05.Holy GhostKECA-9. Tune Out T 1 m e.9:30. KFlexttme._ Rally. KFAC-6. News. 6:15. Music.6:30. Playhouse. Unlimited Horizons. 10, Noble Orch. 111:30. Fields Gospel Hour. lik'XM-7, Children's KMPC-9. MemoriesinMelody. Orch. 10:45. Harris Orch. KGFJ-6. News. Italian Melodies. 7:15. Inside of Sports. 7:30. Mor-KMTR-9. Ride Your Hobby.9:30.KFSth.cCi-h. 10. Silver Band. 10:30. String 6:30.Music. ton Gould. Music. KRIID-6 Records. 6:45. FatherKFSG-7:45. Healing. Concert. KFSD-10. Bondshu Orch. 10:30. Ma- Flynn. KFSD-7. NBC Symphoa7. KFAC-9. Evening rimba Band. KFOX-6. News. 6:10. Sports. 6:15. KGFJ-9, Jewish Hour. 9:30.tire -KGB -10, Noble Orch. 10:30. Fields Homes on Land. 6:30. Semi -Class -KGB -7. Gabriel Heatter. 7:15, Inside counted Symphony. Orch.10:45, Harris Orch. of Sports. 7:30. Morton Gould. liFOX-9. News, 9:15. Dude Ranch. the Night Watch- cal. Melodies. 7:15. 9:30. Ross Ballroom. 9:45. Hawai-KFVD-10,Hank. KGER-6. News. 6:30.Italian Jour-KVOE-7, Evening ian. nal. Pop. Concert. 7:30. Gould Orch. KGER--9. News.9:03, Church Cali.KV0E-10. Noble Orch. 10:30. Fields KFXM-6. Innocent Bystander, 6:15. 0:30.!Music. 9:45. The Parson Orch. 10:45. Harris Orch. Profit & Loss. 6:30, Supper 8 to 9 P. M. Says. Melodies. 6:45. Answer Man. KFXM-8. News. 9.15. Frost Warn- 11 to 12 Midnight KFSD-6. Song of Your Life.6:30.KF1-8, Truth or Consequences.8:30.idgerti29 306. Knickerbocker Playhouse. Sunday hool Teach-KFI-1{, News. 11:15,Nottingham News. 6:35. Whistling Parson. er. Orch. 11:30 Marshall Orch. KGB -6.InnocentBystander.6:15,KNX-8. Marriage Club. 8:30. Mon-KFSD-9. Sports Forum. 9:15. MillerKNX-11. News. 11:15. Martha LittleConcert.6:30. News a n roe Orch. Orch.9:30. Cummins Orch.9:45. Mears.: 11:30. Strand Orch. 11:55. Views. 6:43. Answer Man. KHJ-8 Hawaii Calls.8:30. Calif. News. KVOE-6. Innocent Bystander. 0: Melodies. KGB -9 News. 9:15Frost%%m-1U1J-1.1, Harris Orch.11:15. Dale Profit & Loss.6:30. John B.KECA-8. Hallett Oreh. 8:30. Tune 9:30.GeorgeBacon.9:45. Orch. 11:45. Islanders. pg..artin Orch. KECA-11. Paul Carson. Hughes. 6:45. Answer Man. Out Time. K 0E-9. News. 9:15. Frost Warn-KFWB-11. ContrastsinRhythm. KMPC-8. Eves That Never Close. ings. 9:30. Martin Orch. 11:30. Gray Orch. 7 to 8 P. M. 8:30. Back Home Hour. KMPC-11 Bright's Hawaiians. K-MTR-8:15. Special Events. 10 to 11 P. M. KM11_15. 11 MusiMc Nightcap. KR0-7604.n e I e Ezra. 7:30. GrandKFAC-8. Evening Concert. TR-usic. KGFJ-8. News.8:15.Music KFI-10. News. 1045. Foster Orch.REAC-11., Night Shades. 7:13. PublicAttars. 1:30. 8:15.Rhythmic laRti-11 News. 11:15. Concert News.7:35.BytheWay.7:45.KFOX-8. Lucca's. 10:30. Pasadena Civic Dances. Harris Orch. 11:15. bale Age. 8:30. Luken Church. ILNX-10. News. 10:15. Music to Re- Islanders. Music. 7:55. Ne vs. KGER-8. News.8:05Hove. __Qrch. 11:45 KHJ-7. Gabriel Heatter.7:15, In-KFXM-8. Hawaii Calls. 8:90. Ave member. 10:30. Tanner Orch. KFSG-11. Songs in the Night. 11:30. side of Sports.7:30. Gould Orch._Maria Hour. KHJ-10. Duchin Orch. 10:30. Fields Prelude to Slumber. :S13-8. Hallett Orch. 8:30. Bradley Orch. 10:45. Harris Orch. KFSD-11. Nottingham Orch: 11330. KECA-7. NBC Symphony Concert. KECA-10Philharmonia. Marshall Orch. KFWB-s. 7. J Hernandez.Orch. 7:30. Orch. 10:15. Bowling Serpico Orch. 11:30. Dale New 7:45. Glendaoele KGBia -8. Hawaii Calls. 11:30. Califor-KFWB-10. News. Melodies. wapols!.. 10:30. Contrasts in Rhythm. :,',7117 In the Air. 7:30. Tone n 10_._ Land atLegend.10:30.Rfeell. Bards _Orch. U:Ui.Dale KV0E-8. HawaiiCalls. 8:30.Calif. Orch.11:45, Islandas. T: i Am. 7 Ill.8566. Events. Melodies. Ebony Rhapsody. PAGE 30 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 26, 1941 THE PROGRAM FINDER Editor's Note: All alphabetical listings before which appear a "Star" are those of popular programs of the Contest, Quiz or Offer type. The Stars have been included for quick reference by readers to these increasingly interesting programs which offer cash, merchandise, trips, and an almost innumerable variety of rewards for original thinking. Against the Storm (Ivory Soap) _EFL 8:15, a.m. M -F Fulton Lewis -KHJ, KGB, KVOE, 6 p.m. M -F AgnesWhite(Participating)._ .. - ...... - --KFL 3p.m. 111-F Gabriel Heatter (Liberty Magazine).- KHJ, KGB, 7 p.m. W, Th, Sa Album of Familiar Music (Bayer ...... )..-...... -. __ ... --Kr ', 6:30 p.m. Su Garden Club (Bandini Fertilizer) RECA, 1p.m. Sa Aldrich Family (Jello Puddings) - -KFI5:30 p.m. Th Gang Busters (Wm. R. Warners Co.)--___KECA, KFSD, 9 p.m. F Alec Templeton (Alka-Seltzer)..._ KifI.7:30 p.m. F Girl Alone (Quaker Oats) ____. KFI, 2 p.m. M -F AlPearce(Camels) - ...... -- --KKK, 7:30p.m. F Glenn Miler Orch.(Chesterfields) ._----....KNX, 7p.m. Tu, W, Th Amanda of Honeymoon Hill(Cal.Aspirin..1fa.ley's M -O) HECA-KFSD. 12:15 P. m. M -F Good News (Maxwell House Coffee).-...... -...... _ ...... KFI, 8:30 p.m. Th American Challenge (Challenge Creamer ! KFI. 7:30 p.m. Th. Good Will Hour (Ironized Yeast) -- ..... -.....KECA KFSD, 7 p.m. SP American Forum...... ____ .... ___ KGB. HFXM, KVOE. KHJ, 5 p.m. Su Great Plays .HFCeI,, KFSD, 12 m. Ka American Pilgrimage__ SECA, KFSD, 11 a.m. Sn Grouch Club KFWB, 8 a.m. 51, Tu, Th, F, Sa American Schoolofthe Air KNX, 2p.m. M -F Guiding Light (White Naptha Soap) - HE!, 2:30 p.m. 11-F Amos 'n' Andy (Campbell's Soups) KNX, KMPC, 8 p.m. 111-F Gulf Theatre (Gulf Oil) KNX, 9:30p.m.m. Sa Andy and Virginia (Participating)---- -...KMPC, 7:30 a.m. M-Sa Guy Lombardo (Lady Esther Cosmetics).- *Answer Man (Van Dyck Cigars)-....-___ ...... _..KHJ, KGB, HVOE, Grandma Travels(Bab -0) .KFWB, KFOX 2:45 p.m. M -F KEEN 6:45 p.m. W, Se Grand OPOpry(PrinceAlbertTobacco) ...... --MEI. 7:30p.m.Sa ArchOboler(Oxydol) KF1,6:30p.m. F Hank, the Night Watchman (Victor Clothing Co.) Arnold Grimm's Daughter (Corn Kix).. KFI, 11:15 a.m. M -F KFVD 10 p.m. Su, To, Th, Sa Art Baker -11ECA, 10:30, a.m. M -F EFVD K1h.p.g3.01S1p..mW.ri *Art Baker (L. A. Soap Co., Slavick Jewelry*Co., Supreme Bakery. Hawthorne House (We -son Oil) Comb Easy Co.. Rancho Soup. Coast Federal. Forest Lawn, Heart of Julia Blake (Armstrong Cork)...... ___KFL 9:30 a.m. Tu. Th, Sa Lyon Storage, Dina -Mite Food Co KFI, 4 p.m. M. Tu, Th. F Helen Hayes Theatre(Lipton's Tea) . .HEX, 7:30p.m.Si 4:15 n.m. W Helen Menken (Bayer Aspirin) _KNX, 6 p.m. Te (Forest Lawn) ENE. 2:45 p.m. Su Helen Trent (Hopper Cosmetics) ..---.--._- KNX, 9:30 a.rn. M -F Art 1Ankletter (Roma Wine) MU, KVOE, KGB. KFXM, 6:45 p.m. M. F Hilltop House(Palmolive Soap) KHJ. KVOE, HGB, 7:45 p.m. Th. Hit Parade(LuckyStrikes)- ... - . -...... --LIEN- X..K.N. RIM, 9 p.pn..int..HSI *Ask -It -Basket(ColgateDentalCream) KNX, 8:30p.m.Th Hiway Romances (Greyhound ....).. -KIIJ, KGB. Aunt Jenny (Spry) .KNX. 11:15 a.m. H -F KVOE, 10:15 a.m. St Bachelor's Children (Cudahy Packing Hollywood SmartrtParty 8:30 p.m. Sc Co.) .KHJ, KGB. 111FX.M. HVOE, 10:45 a.m. M -F Hour of Charm (General Electric) ...... ------.- -KNX. KFI, 7 p.m. Su ..iackgrounds for Living (Barker Bros.)..._ XNX. 311.ip.m. M. W. F How Did You Meet? (Woodbury Powder)..._ EFI. 8:15 p.m. W Backstage Wife (R. L. Watkins Co.)._ ..... -.- 1 p.m. M -F Hymns of All Churches (Kitchen Tested Flour) .KFI. 11 a.m. 1.1 Tu. Tit Barn Dance (Alka-Seltzer) K.*, 6 p.m. Sa I Am an American KECA, HFSD. 9:15 a.m. Sc Basin St. Music .PCFEID. BIWA, 6:35 p.m. M I Disagree -KNX, 4:30 p.m. EM Battleofthe Sexes:Molle and Energine) KFI, 9:30 p.m. Tu I Love a Mystery (Fleischmann's Yeast)._-__KECA KFSD. 8:30 P.m. M *Beat the Band (Corn Kix) SFI, 3:30 p.m. Su I Want a Divorce (Tea Garden Products) Bernie Musical Quiz (Bromo-Seltzer) _.-.KECA, KFSD. 8:30 p.m. Tu IIV...411...Kni G.BKF.5 :870:30.opm.m.. FI Best Biwa (Folger Coffee) KNX. 5:30 p.m. F * InformationPlease(LuckyStrikes) Betty Crocker (Gold Medal Flour) EFI. 11 a.m. W, F Inglewood Park Concert (Inglewood Cemetery) JENX, 7:15 p.m. 3 t Between the Bookends MECA, KFSD, 10:15 a.m. M -F Inner Sanctum Mystery (Carter', Liver Pill s ) *Big Sister(Rinso) .....-...... - JINX. 11 a.m. M -F KECA KFSD 6:30 p m. Tu. Big Town (Rinso) -. - -.- ..KNX, 6:30 p.m. W Innocent Bystander _MHJ KGB. KVO'El. KFILM. 6 p.m. Se Bing Crosby (Kraft Cheese) SF', 6 p.m. Th Inside Sports (Bayuk Cigars) .J, KGB, KFXM, 7:15 p.m. Tu, Th. Sa Bishop & Gargoyle -...... -.-. - ..11ECA,.. 5:30 p.m.Sts Inside the News (Thrifty Drug)...... -.- ..... - .. KPI, 10:30 p.m. S -I Blondie(PrinceAlbert Tobacco, Camels) KNX, 7:30 p.m.Ai IreeneWicker _.___..KECA.3:15p.m. M -I Bob Garred (Peter Paul Mounds and Ten Crown Gum) Jack Armstrong KFI. 5:45 p.m. M F KFI, 5:15 p.m. Tu-t Jack Benny (Jello) .KFI, 8:30 p.m. So Bob Hope(Pepeodent) KFI, '1 p.m.Tu .. IKNX. 9:35 p.m. Tu Bob Garred (Mennen's Toiletries, Bathasweet)._...__KNX, 7:30 a.m. M-Sa John Clark (Marco Dog Food) Bookworm _.....- KHJ. 2:15 Pm M -F John B. Hughes KHJ, KGB, KVOE, 6:30 p.m. M-Sa Bowling Notes (Sunset Center)----.------KFWB, 10:15 p.m. M-Sa Johnny Murray (Smart & Final) .KFI, 8 a.m. M. W. F Breakfast Club ...... --- .... -....--....- SECA. KFSD. 8 a.m. M-Sa Johnny Presents(Phillip Morris Cigarettes) KNX, 8:30 p.m. F 4:30p.m. M -F John's Other Wife (Freezone Kolynos) ..... __KECA. KFSD, 12:30 p.m. 11-F BurnsBud andBarton__.._ Allen (Spam) _.._.KECA, ------.- NFL 7:30 p.m. M Johnson Family 1131J, KGB, KVOE, 10:30 a.m. 111-F Calling All Cars KNX, 5 p.m. Su Joyce Jordan (La France, Satlna( Minute Tapioca) _KNX. 3:30 p.m. M -F Calling All Stamp Colleetors------.- KFI. 10:15 a.m. Sa Just Plain Bill (Anacin, Bisodol)) ...... AE CA. HEED. 12:45 p.m. M -F Campbell Playhouse ------KNX. 6:30 pan, F Haltenborn KFI, 4:45 p.m. Tu, Th, Sa Capt. Midnight , (Ovaltine) _ KHJ,K5n:45p.m.M-F Kate Hopkins(Maxwell House Coffee) KNX, 12:30p.m. M -F Carnation Contented(Carnation Milk) p.m. Kate Smith (Calumet Bake Powder, Swaniclown)...__KNX, 9 a.m. M -F Cavalcade of America (Du Pont) .1111, 6:30 p.m. W Kate Smith(Grape -Nuts) KNX, 9p.m.I, Charlie McCarthy(Chase & Sanborn) ..KFI,5p.m.Su KathleenNorris(Wheaties)------.. .KNX,8:45a.m. M -F *Kay Kyser(LuckyStrikes)... , 7 p m. *Chef Milani (Lynden Products, Wilson Ham & Bacon. Signet Salad 6 Fruits) . ----KMPC. 2P.111111-F Hide'Quizaroo _...._.. KNX. p.m.Sa - King Arthur. Jr. ..111ECA 4,85:1 p.m:30p.. 51-F Chicago Round Table ...... KFI, 11:30 a.m. Sn Chicago Tonight.... KHJ KVOE, 8 p.m. M Knickerbocker Playhouse (Drene, P. & G.) Church of Air..._ ___...... - - ---KNX, 10 a.m. Su Kraft Music Hall(Kraft Cheese) NFL 6 p.m. Th Citadel (Wheatena)'------...... - "-. KNX. 3:45 n.m. M -F Lamplighter _KHJ, 4:45 p.m. F City Desk H- .9 n. m. TI.. *Lanny Ross (Campbell Soups) . KNX, 8:15 p.m. M -F Classic Hour (Packard Motor Car) HECA. 2:15 p.m. M. Tu. W. Th. Sa Let's Play Bridge BRIJ. KGB, KVOE, 2:45 p.m. 111-F HERA. 2:30 p.m. F Let's Talk Over News -...... - KMPC.8:45 p.m. 111-F Club Matinee KECA, KFSD, 1:15p.m. M -F Lew Loyal Dramas... :KGB, HVOE, 5 p.m. F Cobbere Club (Dr. Ross Dog & Cat Food) KMPC, 5 p.m. M. W. F Life Can Be Beautiful(IvorySoap) . XNX, 10a.m. M -F Columbia Work Shop . KNX. 10:30 p.m.Su Light of the World (Softasilk) HP'1, 11:45 a.m. M -F Comics (The News) KM, 5:15 p.m. M -F Lilac Cottage __ ------KMPC, 6:30P.m.Sn KHJ, 5:30 p.m. Sa Lincoln Highway (Shinola) ------..-.-- WEI, 9 a.m. Sa Confessions of a Corsair KHJ, KVOE, KFXM, KGB. 4:30 p.m. Th LindaDale ..KECA,10 am- 111-F * Crime Doctor(PhillipMorrisCigarettes) ... SNX, 8p.m.Su Lone Journey(Dreft) ...... ___ ...... _KFI2:15p.m. M -F Dear John (Welch Grape Juice) KFI, 8:15 p.m. Sn Lone Ranger (Weber's Bread). ..iiiiii, HVOE. liG"B,1!:310:30P.olp..m.1)1. WH,..FF Death Valley Days (Pacific Coast Borax) .11111,8:30 p.m. F Lorenzo Jones(Phillips'Toothpaste) Design for Happiness (Libby -Owens -Ford Glass) KNX, 2 p.m. Su Luncheon at Waldorf (Camels) KIND. KECA, 10:30 a.m. Se * Double Or Nothing (Feenamint)....KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE, 8:30 p.m. M Lutheran Laymen's League .. _ ...- ;HEM KVOE. REIM KGB, 1:30 p.m. Su Dr. Christian (Vaseline) .KNX, 8:30 p.m. W Lox Radio Theatre (Lux Soap) - ...... KNX, 6 p.m. M *Dr.I. Q. (Milky Way Candy) KFL 6 p.m. M Ma Perkins (Oxydol) ..KFI, 12:15 p.m. M -F Dr. Kate (Sperry Flour). -... NFL 10:45 a.m. M -F Major Bowes(Chrysler) KNX, 6p.m.Th Drama of Youth..... --. .-- .KHJ, 3:30 p.m. Sa Major Bowes Family KNX. 8:30 a.m. Su Easy Aces (Anacin Co.) ...... - ...... -----HECA KFSD. 9 p.m. Tu. W. Th Manhattan Merry -Go -Round (Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder) Kn. A p.M. So Eddie Albright (Log Cabin Bread, Battle Creek. Forest Lawn, Manhattan at Midnight (Energine) ...... _ ..... _BECA, KFSD, 5:30 p.m. W Dr. Davis) ,. HHJ, 1:30 p.m. M -F Martha Webster (Campbell's Soups)...... -- - ...... ----KKK, 12 m. 11-F EddieAlbright(Participating) KHJ. 2:15p.m. M -F *MarriageClub(ContinentalBaking.... ; KNX, 8p.m.Sa Eddie Cantor (Imams, Sal Hepatica. Minute Rub).--...... _ KFI. 9 p.m. W MaryMarlin(IvoryFlakes) NFL 12m. 1K -F Elmer Davis(Gillette Shave Cream) MYR, 5:55 p.m. Daily Masterpieces (Hollywood Music Shop) KFAC, 3 p.m. M -S Evening Concert .. .,_ KFAC, 8 p.m. M-Sa Masterworks ...KNX. 10:30 mm M -F Everyman's Theater (Oxydol) NFL 6:30 p.m. F Maxwell House Coffee (Maxwell House Coffee)- KFI, 8:30 p.m. Th *Fame and Fortune (NR Tablets) _HECA, HTSD. 8:30 p.m. Th Meet Mr. Meek (Lifebuoy Soap) .KNX, 7:30 p.m. W Family Doctor SECA. 11:30 a.m. Tu. Th Metropolitan Auditions KFI, 2 p.m. Su Fibber McGee & Molly (Johnson Wax). KFI, 6:30 p.m. Tu Mildred Van ...... KECA. 9 a.m. M -F First Nighter - ...... -- ..... -...... KNX,5:30 p.m.Ti. Memories in Melody (Standard Storage Garages) Kfil1PC, 9 p.m. M-Sa Fitch Bandwagon (Fitch Shampoo) . 11F1, 4:30 p.m. Si. * Missing Heirs(IronizedYeast) .KNX,8:30p.m.Tu Fleetwood Lawton (McMahan's). KFI. 4:45 p.m. M, W, F Mirandy'e Garden Patch IEDIFI, 10:15 a.m. 51-F KFI, 6:45 a.m. M-Sa Mother of Mine (Clapp Baby Food) ...--...---.11ECA. 1 p.m. 51-F KECA, 7 a.m. M-Sa Mr. District Attorney (Vitalis) EFL 9:30 p m. W Fletcher Wiley ..... -..- ...... - ...... _.-.-.-.----...KNX. 4:35 p.m. M -F Mr. Keen (Kolynos Toothpaste) imp. KECA. 9:15 p.m. Tn,..W. Th KNX, 11:30 a.m. M -F Musical Steelmakers (Wheeling Steel)...... KHJ. HVOE. KGB, 2 p.m. Su Ford Sunday Evening Hour--. ---...... -.. --KNX, 6 p.m. Su Music Appreciation Hour ...... --....-.- KECA, KFSD, 11 a.m. Foreign Policy Assn. -MIKA, 1111r1D, 11:15 a.m. Su rt and Marge (Supersuds) .KNX, 1:15 P.MM -F Fred Allen (Texas Co.) . .KNX, 9 p.m. W MysteryVysteryHall -11111J, KGBKF 3:30p.m.Th Fred Waring (Chesterfield Cigs.).-.-----KFI, 8 p m. M, To, Th. FNancy Dixon (Sanrorized Fabrics)... K,NX.8:20 a. m. M-Sa KFI, 4 p.m. W National Barn Dance (Alka-Seltzer) .KFI. 6Pm. SaXM, Friendly Neighbors (Atka Seltzer)._ ...... -_ -----_HEM KGB, KVOE National Vespers KEIL 1 p.m. Su KFXM, 11A.M.hi-i Neighbors Woodcraft (Woodcraft Insurance)---KHJ, KGB. 8 a.m. To, Th JANUARY 26,1941 RADIOLIFE PAGE 31 Recommended RadioServices Dial and Listener (Continued Irons Page 32) able editorship gives program added signi- HUNTINGTON PARK Home and Auto Radio Sales and ficance in these times.Rating "B -plus." SOUTHEAST LOS ANGELES Harris Orchestra: KHJ, 10:45p.m. HOME RADIO Service - We Repair All Makes Good music for late evening hours. SERVICE CALLS Come in and see our Saturday Complete Test Equipment SOc Hawaii Calls:MI.% 8p.ni. followed SPECIALISTS by California Melodies. A fine program Includes Minor Adjustments from the Islands, authentiosinusic and re- Radio Loaned While Yours Is Being dolently atmosphered. Rating "A -minus." Repaired Noise Elimination Oldest and Largext Radio Company Contrasts in Rhythm: KFWB, 11 p. m. In the City ALL WORK GUARANTEED Gamut -running musical program on the COMPLETE STOCK PARTS & TUBES swingy and light side, but effective. Dirscounto Amateur. and Service Men American Radio Service Grand Ole Opry: KFI, 7:30 p. m. Music MAC'S RADIO CO. RE. 0606 1851 So. Wilton Place and song reduced to folksy simplicity. An 6215 PACIFIC BLVD. JE. 7488 Washington and Wilton old program that has lost none of its sprightliness. Rating "B -plus." '

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KNX. 3 p.m. Su New Friends of Musk, EFL 3:05p.m.Su Silver Theatre (International Silver)..._...... _ RECA. KFSD, 3:30 p.m. Su Song Stories. ------._..KMPC, 6 p.m. M -F Newsreel (Royal Crown Cola, Par -T -Pak)... KMPC. 4:30 p.m. M -F Speaking of Glamour .RECA 5 p.m. Tu St: EFL 9 p.m. the Nick Harris . _ KECA, 9 a.m. Sports Forum __ ___ ---.....-- EEC& 6:45 p.m. Su Nightcap Yarns... -- ..... KNX, 10:15 p.m. M -F Sports Newsreel (Colgate Shave Cream) Night Editor (Cardinet Candy)....._ ...... - KFI, 8 p.m. Su Standard Symphony :Standard 010..101J, HVOE, KGB. KFXM, 8 p.m. Th New York Philharmonic I--- KNX. 12 m. Su Stella Dallas (Chas. H. Phillips Co.).._.._....EFI. 1:15 p.m. M -F Norma Young EHJ. 12:15 Pm. M -F Stepmother (Colgate Tooth Powder)-.---__ENX. 1:45 p.m. 51-F Old -Fashioned Revival KM, KGB, KVOE, KFXM, 6 p.m. Su Sunday Evening Hour (Ford Motor Co.). ..KNX. 6 P. m. Su KECA, 7 p.m. Tu Superman .RECA, 4:45 p.m. 111-F Olmsted Story Drama (Nash Autos) KFWB 2 p.m. Su Oue Man's Family (Tenderleaf Tea)..-...... _.....KFI. 5:30 p.m. Su Swingo (Master Phcto Finishers) On Your Job KFI. 10:30 a.m. Su Take It or Leave It ....1ENX. 7 p.m. Su -. - Telephone Hour (Bell Telephone System) Open Forum (Floyd Allen) KFAC, 7 p.m. Su Texaco Star Theatre (Texas Co.) ------ENN. 9 p.m. W Orphans of Divorce (Dr. Lyons Tooth Powder) KECA, KFSD. 12 m. 51-F Those We Love (Drene) ... K.N.X 9 p.m. M KNX. 9:45 a.m. 51-11, Tillamook Kitchen (Tillamook Cheese) EFI, 10:15a.m.F Our Gal Sunday (Anacin)._ ...... _ Tons Mix (Ralston Cereal) RECA, KFSD, 5:45 p.m. M. Ti.. Th, F Out of the Hat -. .--- KMPC. 6 p.m. Su RECA. KFSD, 5:15 p.m. W Par.sntinArt EFL 1:30 p.m. Ste ' Tony Martin (Woodbury Face Cream)-- ...... : liDIFI. 8 p.m. W Parker Family (Woodbury Soap) . .KFI,9:15 p.m. Sit .RECA 1.30 p.m. Su Paul Sullivan (Raleigh.) ..KNX, 10 p.m. M-Th Town Meeting EFL 5:30 p.m. Tu Pepper Voting's Family (Camay. Oxydol). EFL lg:30 p.m. M -F Treasure Chest (Turns)... ._ Peter Quill. RHJ, KGB, KVOE, KFXM, 1 p.m. Su Treat Time -- -EFL 9 a.m.1% W. F Truth or Consequences (Proctor & Gamble)---- . likl. 8 p.m. Ss Philadelphia Symphony Oreh KVOE. 12:15 p.m. IF KFL'A. 8:30 p.m. Sa Philharmonia KECA. 10 p.m. Daily Tune Out Time Tu SI "Uncle Walter's Dog House (Raleigh Tobacco)._..._EFI 7:30 p.m. Pipe smoking Time (Model Tobacco) ...... KNX, 8:30 p.m. .7 p.m. Sa Planter's Garden EMPC. 10:45 a.m. Su Uncle Ezra :R. J. Reynolds Tobacco)._ -..- Uncle Harry . JEMPC, 5:30 p.m. 51-F Plantation Party (Bugler Tobacco) KFI, 8:30 p.m. W "Uncle Jim's Question Bee (Spry)._ ..... --.1LECA, KFSD, 7:30 p.m.Tu Point Sublime (Union Oil Co.) Eli, 8:30 p.m. 51 9:30 p.m. Sa Portia Faces Life RSV 1p.m. M -F Unlimited Horizons ----....-----KECA,- SECA, EFSD, 9 p.m. Su "Pot o' Gold (Turns) EFS!). RECA, 5 p.m. Th University Explorer MI. 11:30 a.m. M -F "Prof. Puzzlewit (Gallen Ramp Shoes) KFI. 4 p.m. So Valiantl.ady(Wheaties)-.--.--- EFL 7:30 P.m. Su Professor Quiz (Velvet Tobacco) KNX, 6:311 p.m. T11 Vera %ague (Signal 01) -...... --- EFL 12:45 p.m. 51-F Public Affairs KNX, 11:15 p.m. W Vic and ,S'ade (Crisco) M. W. F KNX, 7:15 p.m. SO Voice of Experience (Albers Bros. Cereals)...... EFLKVOE. KM. KGB.9:30 a. 9:30 m. p.m. Su 'Quiz Court (Pl..) Petrol) .KFI. 9 p.m. Th Voice of Prophecy (Self) 9 p.m. Su 'Quiz Kids (Alka-Seltzer) KECA. KFSD. 8 p.m. 11 Walter Winchell (Jergens Lotion)...... _...... _.._...... KFI, - KH;J. KGB. 8 p.m.I, Waltz Time (Phillip:. Milk of Magnesia) EFL 6 p.m. F .tuiz of Two Cities KHJ, KFXM. HVOE, KGB, 10 p.m. Al Radio City MusicHnll KFI. RES.T) 9:30 am. si, Wake Up America M. W. F Reported Missing -....-- KFWB, 7p.m. Su Wake Up and Sing (Vick's Vapo Rub).-.--...... KFI,-.....MNX, 7:30 4:15 a.m. p.m. M -F 'RighttoHappiness(Chipso) ...... __ KNX, 10:30a.m.51-F We the Abbotts (Nucoa Margarine) _BMX, 9 p.m. Tu Road Of Life (Dash) EFL 8:30 a.m. 51-1 "We the People (Sankal - - . - What's on lour Mind?...__...... _._._.....-. - ENX. 7:15 p.m.Th Robert Arden(Dr.Cowen) .. .. EMIL 7:45 p.m.51-F .. .Ell. 9:30 p.m. Th Rudy Vallee ISealtesti .KECA, 7 p.m. Th When Presses Roar _ .1ENX. 9:15 a.m. 111-F Salt Lake Tabernacle.. .ENN. 9:30 a.m. Su When a Girl Marries (Prudential Life)._ .EFI. 1:45 p.m. M -F Sands of Time. .KHJ. KGB. KVOE, KENN'. 4:30 p.m. Tu Widder Brown (Bayer Co.) ___ EFI. 10.311 a.m. M -F Saturday Night Serenade (Pot Milk) KNX. 6:45 p.m. Sa Wife Saver p.m.F Scattergood Baines (Wrigley Gum) KNX. 2:45 p.m. 1114 Wings of Destiny (Wings Cigarettem)_ -_- _EMPC, 84'5 p.m. Su School Rids' Quiz (Quarriecorp) RECA, 8 p.m. Th WingsOverJordan 51-F - ...... _...... ENX. 9:30 p.m. Sn Womad in White (Camay Soap) ...... -- ...... ENX, 10:15 a.m. Screen Guild Theater (Gulf Oil) World Is lours EFL 2 p.m. Sa second Hush:and (Raver Aspirin) KNX. 6 p.m. Tai W3 -the Williams (Star Razor Blades) RAJ. KVOE, KGB, 7:30 p.m.Tu. Th Second 'i FINX. 4P.m. WI' KHJ, KVOE,KGB. 7:45 p.m. Su 'erenade to loveliness (Chamberlain's Lotion) KECA, KFSD, 9:30 P.m. Su KF17 p.m. Th Shatter Parker (Wheteto-Nuts). KVOE. KH,l. KFXM, KGB. 5:30 p.m. 51-F Xavier Cugat (Camel Cigarettes)..... KFSD. 10a.m. Sa Sherlock Holmesi Brorno Seltzer 1. Kn.9:30 p. m. Su Young American Flyers - - - KFWB, 10:30 a.m. Sa Sherlock Holmes (Bromo Seltzer) KECA. KESD. 5:311 p.m. So KNX. 3 p.m. M -F ...- ...... EFL 6:30 p.m. NI Voting Dr. Malone (Post Bran) show BoatI 41'11'41 CF.arettes t Youth Dramas KIIJ. 3:30 p.m. Sa Show of the Week (Dhirardelli Chocolate)... KHJ, KGB. KVIIE. 8 p.m. 11. . .. MIL 2:30 p.m. Su signalCarnival (SignalOil). . EFL 7:30 a.m. flu Your Dream Has Come True (Quaker Oats) PAGE 32 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 26, 1941 THE DIAL AND THE LISTENER The following listings are careful selections of the best forecastedprograms, including Ratings of Current Programs that Reader -Listenersmay tune in with assurance of hearing worthwhile entertain- ment.Ratings are Radio Life's estimates."A" means excellent; "B" good; "C" fair; and "D" nol recommended.Minus and plus mean program is judged as midway between letter designations. GENERAL INTEREST meet life and give it tit -for -tat. KNX, 1:15 Friday, Jan. 24 p.In. Rating "B." SCIENCE 111 Students from International House at Berkeley,California,on "WhenIGo When a Girl Marries: Not too clinical A descriptionofthegiant225 -ton Home," during informal "Bull Session, dramatic study posing problems and situa- cyclotron,theworld'sgreatestatom KNX, 11:30 a. in. to 12 noon. tions of the young woman in love and smasher, on Unlimited Horizons, KECA, marriage. Looselyintegrated at times 9:3Q to 10 p. tn. FORUM but on the whole reasonablyeffective. Hale Sparks. onworld'sbestwines "The Concept of Democracy Basic to Moralizes neatly. KNX, 9:15 a. tn. Rating (California)on regular University Ex- Education" to be theme of American Edu- "B -plus." plorer's 'program, 9 to 9:15 p. m., KFI. cation Forum, Dr. Thomas H. Briggs, pro- Inside the News: Jose Rodriguez and fessorofeducationat Columbia Uni- SidSutherland,both trainedreporters, Saturday, Jan. 25 versity Teachers college, chairman, 9 toeditors and observers in the air's most sen- PUBLIC AFFAIRS 9:25 a. m., KECA-KFSD. sible program of news evaluation. Crisp, simple and illuminating.Starts Sundays Dr. Chaim Weizmann, GreatBritain, and through Friday.KFI, 10:30 p.m. president, Jewish Agency forPalestine, Sunday, Jan. 26 Rating "A." speaks in connection with National Con- ference for 'Palestine, KNX, 7:15 to 7:30OPERA P. m. One of the newest stars of the Metro- Tuesday George Backer, publisher and editor ofpolitan Opera,I.iciaAlbanese,brilliant Professor Quiz:Familiar toall,but the New York EveningPost;Arthur Italiansoprano, willsingtitlerole of mentioned again because of its increasing W. Binns, chairman of the housing com- Puccini's "Madame Butterfly," broadcast interest. \Wits and nimble minds can have mittee of the National Association of Real from the Metropolitan Opera house underfun joining or keeping up with program. Estate Boards, and two other experts join sponsorship of the Texas Company on KNX, 6:30 p: m. Rating "A." "People's Platform" to view problems of KECA-KFSD, 11a.m. Speaking of Glamor: Fashion commen- "HousingandtheDefenseProgram." 30PULAR MUSIC tation and of general woman interest in KNX, 4 to 4:30 p. m. appearances.Written and aired by Fran- Radio's annual contribution to the Na- Elmo Tanner will whistle "Humoresque" ces Scully, competent observer and critic tional Foundation for Infantile Paralysis as a musical highlight of the Beat the of fashion tendencies.KECA, 5p.rn. campaign, an hour-long "March of Dimes" Band broadcast as Maestro Ted WeemsRating "A." program on which the greatest stars of the and Gary Moore, master of ceremonies move the musical question game to New Orphans of Divorce: (M -F), KFSD, 12 industry will appear, to be broadcast by noon. Wellassembled,stronglydocu- CBS-NBC-MBS from KNX auditorium, York, Sunday, Jan. 26, from 3:30 to .4 mented dramatizations of the residual un- Columbia Square, Hollywood, 8 to 9 p.m. p. m., KFI. happiness of divorce as seen in subsequent LIGHTER MUSIC Chorus and orchestra of Sophie New- lives of children of victims. Crowds the Charlie Barnet and his comb Memorial college of Tulane univer- emotional a bit too strenuously at times, orchestraas sity in New Orleans, Louisiana, featured but holds up. Rating "B." guest -band -of -the -week. "Your HitPa- 8:30 to 9 a. m., KFI, under direction of rade" will originate from Fort Dix, N. J. Maynard Klein, university faculty. Orig- KNX, 9 to 9:45 p. m. Jerry Lester,as inates in New Orleans. Wednesday master of ceremonies, headlines entertain- Dr. Christian: KNX, 8:30 p.in. Jean ment presented for trainees at Fort DixDRAMA Hersholt in a familiar role of kindly old- and network listeners. Dear John: Entertaining drama on thester, in this a Country Doctor, the oracle VARIET1 emotional side, starring Irene Rich in role and benefactor of a rural world. Some- Another night of fun at the make-of "Faith Chandler."This program getstimes suffers through failure to consoli- believe Broadway Gardens, "Columbia's away well with a device of opening with date elements of its weekly plot format. Gay Nineties Revue," starring soubrette phrase "Dear John" simulating start of a Still good fare. Rating "A -minus." Beatrice Kay. Venerable 74 -year -old Joeletter, goes smartly into a dramatization Manhattan at Midnight: KECA-KFSD, Howard, in person, as master of cere- of what Irene is writing. KFI, 8:15 p. m. 5:30p.rn.Fast moving dramas, plot monies. KNX, 4:30 to 5 p. m. Rating "A." changes weekly, backgrounded with cos- Haven MacQuarrie presides overan- PUBLIC AFFAIRS mopolitan New York City and the ple- other informal forum on marital problems thora of events that shape themselves in in "Your Marriage Club," 8 to 8:30 p.m. Chicago Roundtable: Frank discussionthe lives of individuals in a large com- Four St. Louis couples are to be Mac- of social problems involving politics, in- munity. Rating "B." Quarrie's guests. dustry, international relations. Well A gala jamboree of music and comedy handled limited forum type of program is offered Columbia network listeners byswinging a big stick for popular education. Thursday the gang of "Brush Creek Follies" with Probqbly best ofitskind on air. KFI, Bachelor's Children: KW, 10:15 a. m. such stars as Kit and Kay, Smoky Parker 11:30 a. M. Rating "A." Sometimes hilarious, but generally moving and "Scrappy" O'Brien, wooden -headed story of a doctor who raised two adopted chip from a block of white pine. KNX- Monday, Jan. 27 daughters, married one tohimself, the CBS, Saturday, Jan. 25, 11 to 11:30 a. in. other to a friend in course of time. Play Hiram Mortimer Higsby, refugee froma "The Moon Won't Talk" and Schubert's is on not too much accentuated age dif- load of hay, acts as master of ceremonies. "Cradle Song," vocal features for Louiseferences, the doctor stilllooking on his KingagainstabackgroundofPercy wife as a child.... Fun. Rating "E -plus." SERIOUS MUSIC Faith's music'on Carnation Contented pro- Alexander von Kreisler conducts Cin- gram 7 to 7:30 p. m., over KFI. cinnatiConservatoryorchestrainCo- Friday lumbia network's fine music. KNX, Jan. Monday Through Friday Special Events: KMTR, 9:30 p. m. (but 25, 8:30 to 9 a. m. timevaries,checkstation). Improved Concert opens with Symphony No. 2 Myrt and Marge: Entertainment run- handling of news events that :ire waxed on in D Major, by Haydn, closes with Sym- ning gamut between drama and comedy,scene of occurrence.Its more recent phony No. 40 in G Minor, by Mozart. featuring efforts of two youngsters to (Turn to Inside Bari ?owe)