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November 1939 No. 133 CONTENTS Hearing South American Stations, Uruguay 2 British War News Broadcasts 5 Letters To The Technical Editor, B. Francis Dashiell. 7 Radexing With the Radexers, by Ray LaRocque 11 Turner Dial Says- 16 Among The Clubs 16 Video Varieties, Television 17 The Radex Club 18 DXers' Picture Gallery 20 On The West Coast, by Anthonynthony C. Tarr 21 Ham Hounding, by Hugh Hunter?? 25 Amateur Calls Heard 30 Canada's Friendly Station, by John Beardall, CFCO 32 High Frequency Globe Trotting, by Ray LaRocque 35 Shortwave Broadcasting Stations 4q. DXers' Appointment Calendar 53 Radio Stations of the World 54 Applications to the FCC 62 The Month's Changes in Station Data 63 North American Broadcasting Stations by Frequencies 64 The Saine List Arranged by Locations 84 And By Call Letters 90 FIFTEEN ARTICLES SEVEN INDEXES RRSS

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Readers who are interested in Uru- CX48, 1490 Ices., 1500 w., Vazquez y Cia.. Mil Ian 2370, Montevideo. Daily 8:30 am - guay can read about this most inter- 2:30 pin; 4:30-10:30 pm. esting country in the pleasantly -writ- CX50, 1530 kcs., 300 w., Bernardino Avala, Ibicuy 1285, Montevideo. Daily 8:30 am - ten and very informative book "Uru- 10:30 pm. guay," by W. H. Koebel, published by CW35, 1240 kcs., 250 w., Buenaventura Mah- ler y Ordoqui. 18 de Julio 614. Paysandu. Charles Scribner's Sons. Daily 7:30.11:30 am; 3:30-8:30 pm. CW29. 320 kcs., 100 Oriental del w., Miguel ('euna, 18 de Republica Uruguay Julio entre Piedras y E. Rios, l'a,sandu. Official List of Broadcasting Daily 9.11 am: 3:30-9:5 pm. Stations CW33A, 1200 kcs., 50 w., A. Canepa y Cia., Under construction in Paysandu. CX4, 610 kcs, 5 kw, Direccion de Agrononima, CW37, 1400 kcs., 4500 w., Josefina C. de Ber - Uruguay 821, Montevideo. Daily except notti, Ricardo IlerNotti y Paul Monteli- Sunday 9:30 am -12:30 pm; 4-5:30 pin. anos, Ituzaingo y Rivadavia, Coonia. Daily CX6, 650 kcs, 10 kw, Servicio Oficial de Di - 9:30-11 am; 6:30-8:30 pot. fusion Radin Electrica, Mercedes 823, CW41, 1360 kcs.. 50 w., Juan J. Harisnuru v Montevideo. Daily 10:30 am -12:30 pm; Pedro Bruccoleri, Asamblea eso. Sarandi, 3:30-9:30 pm. San Jose. Daily 8:30 am -12:30 pm: 4:30- CX8, 690 kcs, 500 w., Raym°n Puyal. Cal. 9:30 lint. gua 3719, Montevideo. Daily 9:30 am - C\V47A, 1460 kcs.. 100 w., Fassola Rios y Ti - 12:30 pm; 4:30-9:30 pm. boni. 18 de Julio 677, San Jose. (Schedule CX10. 730 kcs. 1 kw. Ferrera. Gestosn v not given). Avda. 18 de Julio 1275, Montevideo. Daily CW47. 1480 kes., 300 w., Julio J. Rabassa, 6:30 am -10:30 lint. Jose llaitlle y Ordonez 672, Canelones. CX12, 770 kcs. 5 kw.. Luis A. Artola, Oli - Daily 6:30 am -10:30 pot. mar 1364. Daily 8:30 am -9:30 pm. CW43. 1470 kcs., 100 w.. Volante y Harispuru. CX 14. 810 kcs, 5 kw "El Espectador Ltda.," Gray. de la Llana 500, Minas. Daily 9:30 Oliniar 1364, Montevideo. Daily 9:30 am - ani -noon : 6 pm -9:30 pm. 9:30 pm. CW25, 1430 Ices., 500 w., Artola. Evanyrlisti CX16. 850 kcs.. 10 kw.. "S. A. D. R. E. P.." y Cia.. Manuel Oribe 785, Durazno. Daily Avda. 18 de Tulin 928, Montevideo. Daily 8 :30-11 :30 am , 4 :30-9:30 pot. 7:30 am -9:30 pm. CW3I. 1120 kcs. 250 w.. Salvador B. Pera, CX18. 890 Ices.. 5 kw., "El Espectador Ltda.." Brasil esq.Amorin. Salto. Daily 7:30 am - Olimar 1364. Montevideo. Daily 9:30 am - 11 am: 1:30-6:30 pm 9.30 pm. CW27. 680 key.. 250 w.. Ernesto Pnpellsa, Av- CX20. 930 kcs.. 2 kw., Carlos L. Romay, Hum- da. Jose Battlle y Ordonez 23?0. Salto. berto I, 4033. Montevideo. Daily 9:30 am- Daily 6.30-7:30 am; 8:30 am -12:30 pm; t pmffi 2:10 pm -10:30 pm. 3:30-9:30 pm. CX22, 970 Ices., 1500 w.. Harispuru Hnos., CW41A. 1300 kcs.. 50 w. A. Canepa y Cia., Avda. 18 de Tulin 1092, Montevideo. Daily Under construction in Salto. 7:30 am -10.30 pm. CW29, 1980 kcs., 50 w., Pedro Telesca, f?vse- CX24. 1010 kcs.. 2500 w.. "S. A. D. R. E. P.," bio Gimenez 655. \Mercedes. Daily 5:45- Avda. 18 de Tulio 1092, Montevideo. Daily 6:45 am: 10-11:30 am: 5.9 pm. 7:30 am -1030 pm C\V40, 340 key.. 50 w.. A Canepa v Cia. Un- CX26 1050 kcs.. 2 kw.. A. Canepa v Cia. der construction in Mercedes. Milian 2370 Montevideo. Daily 7:30 am- C1\'33. 1200 kcs , 76 w. Omar P. 11:,r-e:ro, t pm : 2:30-9 :.30 pm. Ituzaingo 355. Florida. Daily 6:30-8 am; CX28. 1090 Ices.. 3 kw., Lorenzo Alberto God 9:30.10:30 am; 6:30-8:30 tin. Salvo. Convencion 1379, Montevideo. C\V2, 580 kcs.. 500 w. days. 300 w. ui'ht. Ro- Daily 9:15 am -9:30 nm. dolfo I. Caissinls, 25 de Mayo 545, Flor- CX30. 1130 kcs., 1 kw., Silva y Larrea, Avda. ida. Daily 8:30 am -10:30 pm. 18 de folio 1764, Montevideo. Daily 6:30 CW19, 1340 kcs., 50 w.. Juan T. Harisniirn y am -10:30 pm. Abel Machado. Plaza Independencia. Ro- CX32. 1170 key. 500 w., Bianchi y Patron, cha. Daily except Sunday, 8:30-11:30 am; Plaza T.ihertad 1334, Montevideo, Daily 4:30-9:30 pm. 7:30 am -10:30 pm. CW19A. 1340 key., 60 w.. Jorge Downton CX34 1210 kcs, 500 w., A. Canepa y Cia., Garcia, Ituzaingo 574 Rivera. Daily 6:30- Milian 2370. Montevideo. Daily 8:30 am - 10:30 am; 12:30-8:30 pm. 2:30 rim; 4:30-9:30 pm. CW46A. 1470 kcs., 250 w.. Luis S. Dini. 18 CX36. 1250 Ices., 250 w., Vazquez y Walder, de Julio 306, Tacuaremho. Daily 7:30- Olimar 1364, Montevideo. Daily 7:30 am - 10:30 am: Il am -10:30 Pm. 12 :30 pm: 3:30-9:30 m. CW431, 1200 Ices.. 50 w.. A Canena y Cia., CX38. 1290, kcs.- 5 kw., Servicio Official de Tinder construction in Tacuaremho. Dnfusion Radio Electrica. Mercedes 823, CW41 B. 1360 kcs.. 50 w., A. Canepa Y Cia.. Montevideo. Daily 10:30 am -12:30 pm; Tinder construction in Mel°. 3:30-9:30 pm. CW2A. 580 Ices.. SO w.. A. Canepa y Cia., CX40. 1330 kcs, 500 w., Julio J. Rabassa, Under construction in Maldonado.

Cnareim 1331, Montevideo. 6:30 am -mid, The Shortwave Stations . night. (Montevideo) CX42. 1370 kcs., 500 w., Hector Vernazza, CXA30. 6000 Ices.. 250 w., Silva y Larrea, Mercedes 1039. Montevideo. Daily 9:30 Tinder construction. am -12:30 pm; 2:30-11:30 pm. CXA3. 6075 kcs.. 2500 w., Servicio Oficial de CX44. 1410 kcs.. 250 w.. Tulin T. Rabassa, Difusion Radio Electrica, Mercedes Cnareim 1331, Montevideo. Daily 8:30 Daily 10:30 am -12:30 pm; 3:30-9:30 pot. am -11 :30 pm. CXA9. 9440 kcs.. 250 w., Difusoras "El Es- CX46 1450 ke. 1500 w., Vitale v Bertacchi, pectador T.tda.," Under Construction. Colonia 1193, Montevideo. Daily 8:30 am- CXAS, 9485, kcs., 2500 w., A Canepa y Cia., 10:30 pm. Undergoing tests, RAtiEX '

CXA.. 9570, kcs., 5 kw., Racine y Schmidt, GSI-15260 kcs Oceania, South and Juan Carlos Gomez 1431. Daily 11 am -4 \Vest Africa nm ; 4:30-9:30 pm. GSn-11750 kcs Australia CXA6. 9620 kcs., 5 kw., Servido Oficial de GSB-9510 kcs Australia, New Zea- Difusion Radio Electrica, Mercedes 823. land Lily 0:30 am -12:30 pm; 3:30-9:30 pm. CXA19. 11695 kcs., 2500 w., Difusoras 'El 12:57 am Announcements Espectador Ltda.." Under construction. 1:15 am Full CXA7( 11735 kcs., 2500 w., A. Canepa y Cia., News Bulletin Undergoing tests. 2:15 am Supplementary News Bul- CXA10. 11895 kcs., 2500 w., Servicio Oficial letin de Difusion Radio Electrica -Under construction. 3:00 am News Summary CXA18, 15300 kcs., 2500 w., Servicio Oficial 4:00 am Full News de Difusion Radio Electrica. Under con- Iulletin struction. 5:00 am Supplementary News Bul- CXA 16, 15380 kcs., 2500 w., A. Canepa y letin Cia., Undergoing tests. CXAI7, 17800 kcs., 2500 w., A. Canepa y Cia., 5:15 am Close Down Under construction. CXA21. 26500 kcs., 2500 w., Servicio Oficial Transmissions 2 and 3 de Difusion Radio Electrica. Under con- sU orti.,n. Stations Area Served CXA22, 2960 kcs., 2500 w., Servicio Oficial GSJ-21530 kcs India. Malaya and Ans- de I.iiltision Radio Electrica. Under con- tralia (until 10:30 strvcUnn. amt. CXA24 on 43500 kcs and CXA24 on 58000 GSJ-21530 kcs \Vest Indies (Com- kcs., hoth with 2500 w., are also under mencing at 10:30 con St rdction. am). Shortwave Stations of Colonia GSF-15140 kcs India. Malaya and Aus- CXA13, 6155 tics., 2500 w.. Isacc Raisenvitz, tralia (Commencing F.esl de San Carlos. Under construction. at 10:45 am). CXA8. 9640 kcs., 5 kw., Jaime Yankelvich, GSH-21470 kcs Africa ....Real de San Carlos. Daily 7-9:30 am; GSV-17810 kcs Far East ....5:30-10:30 pm ...... GSG-17790 kcs Canada and North America GSG-17790 kcs India. Malaya and Aus- NEW BBC SCHEDULE tralia GST -21550 kcs South America On September 4 a revised schedule 5:45 am Announcements of transmissions by BBC the short- 6:30 am Full wave stations at Daventry was an- News Bulletin nounced. and will he maintained until 7:30 am News in German further notice. The periods between 7:45 am News in Italian the \atiors news bulletins are filled 8:00 am News in Portuguese with programs of music or topical 8:15 am Full News Bulletin talks. 9:00 am News in Spanish With time given in Eastern Stand- 10:00 ard, the revised program is coln- am Supplementary News Bul- pletc'y listed below. letin Transmission 1 11:00 am Full News Bulletin Etati.tns Area Served 11:30 am News in Afrikaans GSI'-1S310 kcs Near East and East Africa Noon Close Down See Subscription Blank on Page 96. Published monthly except July and August by THE RADEX PUBLISHING CO. 362 Cedar Lane Teaneck, New Jersey . Subscriptions in the United States and Possessions and in Canada, Cuba and Mexico, $1.75 per year; all other countries, $2.05 per year. Single copies, 25c. Entered as second-class matter Aug. 30, 1938. at the Post Office at Teaneck, N. J., under the Act of March 3, 1879; additional entry as second-class matter at Paterson, N. J. All manuscripts soLmitted a e at the authors' risk, and will not be returned unless ac- companied by sulficieat postage. Copyright, 1939, by The Radex Publishing Co., 362 Cedar Lane, Teaneck, N. J. PRINTED IN THE U.S.A. FOR SALE AT YOUR NEWSSTAND RADEX

6:22 pm Announcements 6:30 pm News Summary 6:45 pm News in French 7:00 pm News in Portuguese 7:30 pm Full News Bulletin ¡Gite cok-rOítATioiv 8:00 pm News in Portuguese and

Y,,,NG.'iTCWN OHO Spanish 8:45 pm Supplementary News Bul- '/a.7.kmsst u: letin T 9:00 pin News in Spanish 9:15 pm Close Down A green and black card from IVKBN, Youngstown, Ohio broadcast- Transmission 6 ing station. (Courtesy of Merlin Stations Area Served GSD-11750 kcs Western Canada Steen). GSC-9580 kcs Western Canada GSB-9510 kcs Eastern Canada, North Transmission 4 (a) America, West In- dies and Central Stations Area Served America; South GSI-15260 kcs Eaa Africa; Near East America GSD-11750 kcs Africa GSC-9580 kcs Africa, commencing at 9:37 pm Announcements 1 :35 pm. 9:45 pm News Summary GSG-17790 kcs Africa from 12:22-1:30 pm; Canada and N. 11:00 pm Full News Bulletin America from 1:35 12:15 am Supplementary News Bul- pm. GSE-11860 kcs Far East and New Zea- letin land, after 1:45 pm. 12:30 am Close Down. 12:22 pm Announcements Unless otherwise stated all news 12:30 pm Full News Bulletin bulletins above are in English. 1:45 pm News in Afrikaans 2:00 pm News Summary 2:15 pm News in French W2XDG on 38650 kcs. is heard 2:30 pm News in German here all day with an R9 signal. 3:00 pm Supplementary News Bul- (Oskay-N. J.) letin W2XDV on 31600 kcs. relaying Transmission 4 (b) programs of CBS. Station heard Stations Area Served the GSP-15310 kcs Canada and North daily and located in New York City. America GSO-15180 kcs South America (Williams-R552, N. J.) GSF-15140 kcs West Indies; Central America W2XHG on 4100 kcs. is also GSD-11750 kcs In -lia, Malaya, Austra- lia, New Zealand heard all day with an R9 signal. GSC-9580 kcs Africa (Oskay-N. J.) 3':45 pm Announcements 3:50 pm News Summary W4XA on 26150 kcs. is relaying 4:00 pm News in French the programs of WSM from 7:30 4:15 pm News in German p.m. to 11 p.m. using 1000 watts 4:45 pm Full News Bulletin power. (Dobbins-R672, Tenn.4) 5:15 pm News in Spanish W4XCA on 31600 kcs. at Mens in Portuguese 5:30 pm News phis, Tenn. relays WMC daily from 6:00 pm Close Down 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. They were heard Transmission 5 Stations Area Served (Wash.) at 3 p.m. with R6 sign 11. GSF-15140 kcs South America Average conditions on UHF poor. GSD-11750 kcs North America GSC-9580 kcs India, Malaya, Austra- W4XCA requested reports from lis- lia GSB-9510 kcs Canada, North Amer- teners. (Fern-R211, T.H.2; and ica, West Indies, Central America Tarr-R274, Wash.) LETTERS TO THE TECHNICAL EDITOR

R. W. M., of Rome, Ga., asks: "I have a Howard 430 receiver which has an outlet for a voltmeter or "R" meter that indicates volume of signals. However, can I use an am- meter instead of the voltmeter?" Answer: Provided you use a high resistance milliammeter instead of the normally high -resistance voltmeter, this can be done. You perhaps know, but most ammeters have very low resistances. The type of milliammeter tc be used is a tuning meter and the resistance depends upon your set. These meters usually come in ranges A six -color veri card from amateur from 5 to 15 milliamperes, the larger station XEIQ in Mexico City. governed by the output current from (Courtesy of Russell Fieberg). the audio circuit of the receiver. Since this set has four a -prong socket the set will do. However, noise -re- re- the instructions accompanying the duction will not be so satisfactory. ceiver will have a bearing upon the You can buy a vertical aerial for the proper connections be made. Or- to roof. It is about 12 feet high, has a dinarily the meter be would attached support and 40 feet of leadin wire and to the B plus contact. lightning arrester. Then there is a From J. N. R., Lachute, Can., more expensive 25 -foot vertical type comes: "Please send me the name to be mounted on a ground post and and address ofthe makers of the Air- used with noise-reducing coupling line radio." unit, such as RCA Magic -Wave with Answer: The Airline receiver is -transmission line placed underground sold exclusively by the 'Montgomery of any length up to 500 feet. Ward and Co. It is not manufactured A plea from C. D. C., of Wichita, by them, but all questions regarding Kans., begs: "Tell me who makes the these sets must be directed to the Mercury, .Tone Value, and Sargent Radio Department (Service), at Chi- radios." cago, Ill. Answer: Sargent is made by E. R. S. C., of Terminal Is., Calif., M. Sargent Co., 212 Ninth Street, writes: "I am moving into a new Oakland, Calif. Perhaps some of our home this winter. I don't like a big readers can help C. D. C. further outside aerial. Will a neat vertical about the Mercury and Tone Value type work well, and how about inside receivers which we can not find aerials? I have a 1937 Philco 116X." listed. Answer: This 11 -tube :>et has suffi- An honest question is asked by cient tube power to operate nicely on G. A. C., of North Plainfield, N. J.: small aerials, such as those that can "What is the best low-priced short- be placed indoors or looped on the wave receiver I can buy that will back of the set itself. However, in cover all the bands perfectly?" any case, the larger outdoor antenna Answer: We wish we could give is the most efficient and satisfactory, such a brief reply. But we have to and any deviation from that means refrain from recommending this or certain losses. A vertical antenna that set; there are many good ones. consisting of a bare wire supported However, we suggest that you look vertically from an offset arm and over the literature in the short-wave about 20 to 30 feet in length from amateur field and select the one that $ RÁDEX suits your pocketbook. The standard hands, for in this age aligning a set is all wave set brings in many short- quite easy if one has the aaparatus wave stations, but it can never per- and knows how. form like a communications receiver R. C S., up in Verdun, Quebec, and still maintain high-fidelity tone writes: "Just got 10 new tubes and reproduction. You lose some of that now my Northern Electric set has a in the professional set, because you hum that vanishes when the volume have to sacrifice something to get the is turned up full." sharp selectivity you need for un- Answer: New tubes should not limited short-wave reception. There hum. Evidently the trouble was are such makes as Hammarlund. Ho- there previously and new tubes tend ward, Hallicrafters, RME, and Na- to bring it out. Have your condenser tional. They cover the entire price and filtering system checked if practi- range to suit many individuals. Their cable. Are you certain the tubes are products are excellent. Prices range exactly the same kinds (not by make) from about $30 to $300. as the ones replaced? Sometimes this E. M. W., has a Super Skyrider form of trouble calls for a new vol- set, and asks: "How can I get the ume control unit. utmost performance from this set by From J. R., of Newark, N. J., using the most efficient antenna? I comes this: "1 built a short-wave ream using a Philco doublet aerial just ceiver but when I added another now. Shall I make a change?" 6V6 audio tube the set motor -boated Answer: The doublet being used is loudly. Why is this?" very good, but this 13 -tube set does Answer: Without seeing the cir- not require much of an aerial. Why cuit there is little we can advise ex- not try a good vertical type with cept to say that the cathode biasing noise reducing leadin and coupling. and all other grid resistors and con- However, as in all cases, the manu- densers should be checked. Perhaps facturer's recommendations should al:- a little more or less negative biasing ways be your guide. Their years of will solve this trouble. The values of experimentation have provided data these parts in the audio circuit must that the individual can seldom obtain be balanced and carefully worked out. by l:tr'irelt. J. E. L., of Flushing, L. I., writes: R .B., of Minneaoplis, Minn., com- "A catalog shows a 12 -tube set at $29 plains: "My receiver is an RCA C13-2, and a 9 -tube set at $28; both table and it gives a great deal of double - models. Why such similar prices for spot trouble, and readjustments have 5 -band sets of the same make? not helped but have put the interme- Which would be the best buy? Do diate band out of operation. I get re- you think the 12 -tube set has dummy peats as many as 100 times on the tubes?" broadcast band." Answer: Tlfere is no accounting Answer: It appears that you cer- for some of the things we see in ra- tainly have trouble. However, a good dio catalogs. Certainly there should realignment and careful adjustment is be more difference in price when 3 your only salvation. This set, with tubes are concerned. The value of its 13 tubes, is a good one. Image - the tubes alone should make a greater frequency trouble ought not be a difference than $1. However, much source of annoyance. We suggest depends upon how hard the sets are you see your local RCA distributor to sell and whether the dealer is anx- (there is only one) and get his rec- ious to part with them at a loss. At ommendations as to a satisfactory any rate a 12 -tube 5 -band set for $28 servicing organization. Evidently you is a bargain if it is well made and failed to put your set into good efficiently adjusted. We doubt wheth- RADEX q

er there are any dummy tubes in a Answer: The principle of radio set of this size. If the concern mak- transmission of energy is such that all ing the offer is reliable, we think you receiving antennas are directional might do well, but suggest you enter when hung in horizontal positions. into correspondence with them first. Length, no doubt, has some bearing An interesting question sent in by on the matter. However, any wire, C. P., of Quebec, Can.: "Is it possible when pointed towards a radio sta- to attach an amplifier to my com- tion, receives best from that station mercial 12 -tube all -wave set and get a and not so well from an equally richer tone, less static and more powerful station located the same selectivity?" distance away but at right angles to Answer: By "amplifier" we feel the aerial wire. The small sets now certain you mean a "pre -amplifier" using built-in loop antennas are per- or "pre -selector" and not an addi- fect examples of this. Turning the tional stage of audio amplification. set around its position changes the The principle of pre -amplification is plane of the loop aerial and varies to boost up the radio signal that the intensity of the signals being re- comes in from the aerial, tune it ceived. Any wire, of any length, has somewhat roughly and send it to the directional qualities. Your aerial, receiver as an amplified and partially therefore, can be of a length that can tuned signal. The result is you will conveniently hang in the space avail- get a louder signal and one that tunes able when pointed toward some par- sharper with easier rejection of inter- ticular direction. A "T" type aerial fering singals. . Static cannot be re- is for this purpose, while a ver- duced, and the tone of the signal best tical antenna receives equally well cannot be improved; the latter de- from pends upon the audio circuits of the all directions. Here is a big order from W. M. radio receiver and type of speaker. D., of New Orleans, La.: 'I want to We think that any good 12 -tube com- a will bring in all short- mercial all -wave set will be helped get set that any point in the little an wave signals from but with additional stage of of the of radio -frequency amplification. If your world, regardless strength the station. What do you recom- set has two stages of r. f. amplifica- mend, or can you give me plans for tion do not add an amplifier. if it such set?" has one stage, or even none, as some building a Answer: If there was such a set we sets are now made, a pre -amplifier would unhesitatingly recommend it. will help in getting more selective signals and more DX-ing. This is simply one of those things that can't be done. Don't try to build S. E. Y., of West Linn, Oreg., is a set to accomplish even a part of puzzled: "I read where a directional this feat. If you can, buy a good antenna towards the south overcame commercial short-wave set having a dearth of signals in one direction, from 12 to 18 tubes, ranging in price but a radio man told me a broadcast from $150 to $300. The latter should antenna must be 1,000 feet long be- have at least 2 stages of tuned r. f. fore it becomes directional. Do these amplification, 4 stages of i. f., and people with directional antennas real- crystal selectivity. Good sets of this ly use that much length? What can k;nd will give you about all the short- I do without moving into the country wave tuning you can take care of at so as to get so much space?" nights. 10 RADEX

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tance. Under the new plan, Spain and neither was Cuban or Mexican. will have a 120 kw. Madrid station Has anyone any idea where they are on 589 kcs. Lithuania comes down located?" into the medium waves with a sta- Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-Sidney tion on 635 kcs.-a clear channel in Tallis, R1271: "1 would like to be- Europe. With conditions in Europe come a member of the RADEX as they are at present, it is doubtful Club. I have been DXing on the if the plan will go into effect as anti- broadcast band for six months and cipated. Anyhow, it will be interest- have 112 stations logged and 107 veri- ing to watch for developments. fied. Previous to this, I was strictly Jack Varner of Roanoke, Va. a shortwave DXer. I have been read- wants to know how many DXer's re- ing RADEX for two years." member the super peewee stations Romney, West Virginia-Jjm Wal- KFPM and 1OBQ! Jack has veries ker: "1 have heard 898 stations of from both NNRC "Parades which 832 are verified. Delinquints Across Ohio" in October, and does are mostly Cubans and Mexicans, the same across Indiana in November. and CX18, YVIRA, YV1RF, HJ1- 'See the DX Calendar. "My greatest ABH, HJIABN, LR3 Poste Parisien, distance on the broadcast band", says Lille, Rennes, and Belfast CFCT, and E. W. Coney, R380, of San Fran- WKAT. The latter station has been cisco, "is WJR- 2300 miles and I reported six times. Return postage also have KFOY, KOBH and was sent twice and typed veri cards KLPM." . . . . The World DX Al- twice but still no verification. Will liance and the Globe Circler's DX someone please tell me how to get a Club extend an invitation to all verifiaction from WKAT." DXers to join this club. Bulletins Swarthmore, Pennsylvania-Rich- are issued semi-monthly during the ard Wright, Swarthmore DX season College: and once a month in "You might mention in your column the Summer season. Sample bulletins some time in answer to Desmond can be had by writing P. to O. Box Callan of Readville, Mass., that I 422, Perth Amboy, N. J. have a veri from WSYU as well as POST OFFICE BOX R9 from WSYR on an FCC test." Hagerstown, Maryland-Hubert L. Rochester, Pennsylvania-A. G. Martz, 22 N. Potomac Street: "Dur- Schleiter: "I started DXing all over again ing the Summer I heard two stations on June 28th and in a little using Spanish on 900 and 1030 kcs., over one month I have 190 stations including 51 of the frequency checks. Of course, I expect to hear around 900 or more by January 1st when the weather gets colder. I get more plea- sure out of radioing in the U.S. than trying for foreign stations." West Hamburg, Pennsylvania-Ni- cholas Evangelista, R557: "Here are some of the best stations which I verified last winter. KWJB, KCRJ, KVEC, KRE, KSAN, KGFJ, KPFA, KGFL, KICA, KSUB, KWYO: KVRS, CJCJ, CMKE, CMKM, An extra large -sized veri card, 4x7 inches, isrued by WRAL of Raleigh, CMHJ, CMJW, CMHP, TIPG, TG - N. C. The picture on the left it the 1, XEDH, XEFC, LRA, LS -11, LR5, North Carolina State Capitol. PRF3, HJIABN, JOAK-1, JOBK-1, (Courtesy of Roy Sbaffar). JOCK -2, 4BU, 1YA, 3YA, 4YA, 2YC, RADEX 13

Radio Normandie, Radio Toulouse, -Mary F. Floyd, Secretary; KOTN and Radio Lyons." -B. J. Parish, Mgr.; WLAP-San- East Chicago, Indiana-Frank Su- ford Helt; KPO-W. Woodward; soreny: "I have been DXing on the WSIX-Jim Turner; WJSV- Clyde broadcast band since last November A. Hunt; WJJD-J. L. Allabough; and my log now stands at 310 sta- WOC-Allen R. Richter.. tions -286 in the United States, 13 COVERING THE CONTINENTS in Canada, 9 in Mexico and one each Domestic Dialings in Cuba and Guatamala. Lately, 1 FORECAST: November means have started to send for verifications that the DX season is definitely here and eight stations have verified: and the only obstacles the DXer KLUF, KWOS, WBNY, WCOU, will encounter in domestic DX this WPIC, WRTD, WSIX, and WW - month are local atmospheric distur- SW." bances. We suggest you start listen- East Vassalboro, Maine-Joseph ing to those frequency checks now T. Lippincott: "It seems to me that if you want a real big list of domes- long wave DX has been too long tic stations this season. There are neglected. I have heard 15 countries many new ones which were not there on this band and know that it is pos- last season. sible to do some fine DXing. For Komments from the "K" District: this reason I am starting a contest as KSL now broadcasts its Thursday follows: At present prizes will be 20 morning tip program weekly. KSL's IRC's and 10 IRC's with hope that 50000 watts on 1130 kcs. make it much interest will be shown and easily heard all over the nation at more prizes added. the hour of 2:45 a.m. (R l.) 1.-Anyone living in North Amer- W's in the East: WEI.I is now on ica is eligible. 930 kcs. (Robert Trubee, R671, 2.-Veries must be obtained but Brentwood, N.Y.) will not be called for until the end of WJAG will conduct their annual contest. DX program this season on Friday 3.-All stations eligible except morning Dec. 8, from 1:30-7:30 a.m. strictly CW. This program, an annual event at 4.-Points as follows: Five (5) for WJAG is well worth hearing and pro- each country verified, three (3) for vides an opportunity for listeners in each veri outside the U.S. and Can- the East to hear a station that is not ada, and one (1) for each veri in the too easily logged otherwise. WJAG United States and Canada. is also on frequency checks from 5.-Stations must be heard between 1:30-2 a.m. on the second Friday of 1/9/39 and 1/5/40. All reports must each month. (R X) he in by 1/6/40. WGNC at Gastonia, N. C. is run- 6.-Contestants must write directly ning 250 watts full time now and has to J. Lippincott, E. Vassalboro, Ma- an application in for 500 watts. All ine at least once a month. reports sent to the chief engineer, 7.-There is no entrance fee, but Vernon Upton, Jr., will he promptly those desiring late list of long wave verified if correct and return postage TA's may have same by sending 10c." is enclosed! Arrangements have been VERI SIGNERS made with Mr. Upton for dedication Additional verification signatures of the October and November FCC arc furnished this month by George tests to the RADEX Club and if he Hotton, R1224, Milwaukee, Wiscon- receives a reasonable number of re- sin: WEEU-M. Leonard Savage, ports he has promised to put on a Engineer, KITE-Wayne J. Hatch- three hour program for the club. ett; KOAM-R. L. Jones; WILL- (Frank Billingsley, Jr., EllenborJ, A. James Ebel, Ch. Engineer; KT1S N.C.) 14 RADEX

WRGA on 1500 kcs. has made some changes in its operation. A telegram from the FCC authorized the use of 250 watts full time instead of changing to 100 watts at local sunset and it has already been put into effect. Schedule is now from 7a.m. to midnight. This is announced by the FCC as a temporary measure, but the engineer assures me it probably will be permament. (Robert May, R689, Rome, Ga.) The audio station for television Broadcasting station KGGM, "The station W2XBS was heard on ap- High Fidelity Voice of New Mexico," verifies listeners' reports with this proximately 1602 kcs. The reception card. (Courtesy of Merlin Steen). was during the afternoon in late Au- gust. No interval or identification ports at 5:00 a.m. is a night watch- signal used. (Irwin Schon, R1069, man and stops in at the station on Woodside, N.Y.) his way home from work. Inciden- Early a.m. sign on times of some tally, the announcer on regular pro- New England stations are listed in grams said that he had never seen the following: WCOP-7:00, WEFT the weather report announcer. . . - 6:30; WHDH - 7:00, WMEX- At CFCY it was learned that they 8:00, WAAB - 7:00, WBZ-WBZA- had bought out CHCK and now use 6:00, W NA C- 6:00, W O R L-7 :00, it only on occasions in order to hold WSAR-7:30, WHAI-7:00, WLAW the license. CFCY is officially listed -7:00, WNBH-7:30, WLLH-7:30, by the CBC as the Canadian National WHEB-7:00, WRDO-8:00, WLBZ Hotel, but reported to be in Brace -8:00, WCOU-6:00, WCSH-7:30, Block, Queen St. (Robert E. Base, WGAN-6:30, WCAX-7:30, WSYB Baltimore, Md.) -8:30, WQDM-6:00, WNBX-7:00, Latin America WDEV-6:00, WEAN -6:00, WPRO Argentina: LR -1, LR3, LR5, LR6. -6:00, W J A R- 7:30, W I CC -6:00, and LS2 are heard with strong sig- WDRC-7:00, WTHT-7:00, WTIC nals when conditions are good. LR -1 -6:00, W N B C-7 :00, W E LI -7 :00, has been heard several times with a WNLC-7:30, WBRY - 8:30, and stronger and better signal than short- WATR - 8:00. (Desmond Callan, wave LRX. (Robert Skyten, R786, R987, Readville, Mass.) E. Brookfield, Mass.) Canada: CBL in Toronto sends a Costa Rica: TIEP of San Jose. neat verification card to all correct heard on 830 kcs. in the evening. reporters. It is a cream colored card (Robert L. Martz, Hagerstown, Md.) with red and black writing. A radio Cuba: CMCY and all of the follow- tower is shown on the left side of ing were heard during the summer the card CKLW on 1030 kcs. months with good signals, CMCY, comes in very clearly around 2 a.m. CMCD, CMCR, CMBG, CMK, They verify any correct report with a CMBL, CMCU, CMCF, CMX, blue and white card. (Philippe Bates, CMKD, CMCK, CMCP, CMBZ, R1231, Philadelphia, Penna.) CMCP, CMBF, CMBH. (Hubert L. CHSJ and CFCY were visited Martz, Hagerstown, Md.) while on trip to St. John, N.B. and CMHI on 830 kcs. at Santa Clara Charlottetown, P. E. I. At CHSJ, I is now using 10000 watts found out that the man who announ- CMJX is in Ciego de Avila now, not ces the early morning weather re - Camaguey CMHJ on 1160 RADEX 15 kcs. will broadcast two DX programs on 960 kcs. (Philippe Bates, R1231, this season with Enrique Hidalgo Philadelphia, Penna.) at the "mike" and directing the an- Tuning swering of DX mail. The programs the TA's FORECAST: November will bring will be on January 14 and. February about a near peak on reception of 18, 1940 from 2-6 Ten in a.m.. cents trans -Atlantic stations. Keep coin is required for the stations's an ear out for the Europeans all the verification CMHO is now through month and you may be rewarded with in Cienfuegos and operating on 1000 a log -full of TA's. kcs. with 200 watts, having moved from Sagua la Grande. This station Great Britain: Just after few items and CMHJ, along with CMHM are last month had been written, explain- the only stations in the "Pearl of ing radio and how it operates in Eng- the South", as Cienfuegos is known. land, news comes that due to the war (CMHX evidently has been deleted.) in Europe, all transmitters except the

. . . . Cuba has three networks in following have been closed down: operation. They are: Westerglen and Burghead on 767 Cadena Crusellas (Crusellas Net- kcs., Moorside Edge on 668 kcs., and work): CMQ (key station), CMJK, Brookman's Park, Moorside Edge, CMJA, CMKD, and shortwave sta- and Westerglen on 1149 kcs tions COCQ and COKG. 767 and 668 kcs. are in parallel and Cadena .Azul (Blue Network): operate as the "Home Service sta- CMHI (key station) along with tion. That is the new call. 1149 kcs. CMCF (occasionally used as key sta- broadcast in parallel with Daventry tion on programs from Havana), on all its transmittions and is as usual CMKQ, and shortwave stations CO - announced as "London Calling." The HI and COCH. schedule for the Home Service sta- Radio Cadena Nacional (National tions is from 2 a.m. to 6:15 p.m. (7 Radio Network): CMK (key station), a.m. to 12:15 a.m. in London). This CMHW, CMGF, CMAR, CMKR, will give the boys over here a chance CMJC, and shortwave station COGF. to hear England this winter as the (Enrique Hidalgo, Cienfuegos, Cuba) British stations will be signing on Guatamala: TGW comes in fine much earlier than in previous seasons. every night when there is not too Bow bells sometimes followed by much interference. They have been time signal (six pips) is the interval verified. (Jack Varner, Roanoke, Va.) signal for "Home Service" stations. TGW heard about 11 p.m. on Sept. (Richard Wright, R23, Swarthmore, 6 using a bedspring for an antenna Penna.) and no ground. Now use an RCA France: Most of the stations in doublet and will try for the FCC France came on the air at 1:45 or 2 checks soon. Previously, my DXing a.m. last season, and this country was confined to the amateur hands. was, by far, the most easily logged (Winship Haylor, Baltimore, Md.) of all European countries. Try for TG -1 will broadcast a special DX Rennes on 1040 kcs., and Poste Pari- program for the World DX Alliance sien on 959 kcs., as well as all of the and Globe Circlers DX Club on Sun- other superpower French stations. day morning October 15th. from 1-2 (RL) a.m. and again on November 12th at the same time. Verifications from Union of South Africa: Kimberley on 1380 kcs. TG -1 and TG -2, which will also carry relaying Johannesburg the program, are now printed in the on 645 kcs. is a new station (Mrs. R. Spatari Radio Language. S. Roche, Aliwal North, South Mexico: XEAW in Reynosa, Africa) Tamps., comes in clear at midnight (Please turn to Page 83) 16 RADEh.

masse jou be.ud.IO mels, All -wave sets will receive interesting local 5 -meter and world-wide 10 -meter stations by using a small converter that util- izes 3 tubes and plug-in coils. Tuning is done by the convertor dial. New sockets often help. In old sets noise and signal cutting might be due to worn tube sockets. Re- placements are inexpensive. Soldering and fitting is easy. Keep wires from becoming mixed. Radio peoplè use rosin -core solder, but acid -core solder is best for novices. As it is corrosive, a hit of alcohol will brush off remaining acid after solder cools. Tune slou'lt' and patient/}, for short waves.

TURNER DIAL SAYS: It's time to clean up. Dust out the radio. The cleaning tool of a vacuum cleaner will suck out most of the dirt. Be careful of delicate parts. A soft paint brush also is a big help. Polish tubes and other parts with a soft cloth. Are you buying a set? Readers want to know what set to buy. RADrx leans backward from recommending radio receivers. But there are consumer research organizations that make it their 'l'he October issue of "QSA5", of- business to tell people these things. For a ficial bulletin of the DXer's Interna- small consideration they will call names. tional Exchange Club, Dryden, Buyers' guides and a year's subscription Wash., appeared in the form of a brings discussions about recommended and printed 12 page magazine, which add- tested and -faulty radios, as well as other ed considerable attraction to its things people buy. varied contents. The club plans to is- Put new tubes in old sets. sue it in this form every three Time for new tubes. Reliable makes months, interspersed with the regu- predominate the market, and metal -glass lar mimeographed bulletins the other replacements instead of some older glass types often work nicely. Your service eight months of the year, until such man can make the necessary socket and time as their rapidly growing mem- grounded alterations. And new life in the bership reaches the point where mon- oscillator works wonders when DX-ing on thly printed bulletins will be feasible. short waves. A limited number of these October 1 wonder why they don't think. editions is available to serious DX - Newspapers reported that radio big -shots ers or hobby fans, and may be ob- sent shortwave signals toward Mars when tained by addressing the DXIEC a recent visit. They hoped the it paid Secretary, Merton M. Hiatt, Box 7, waves would be reflected back to Earth. Why don't they experiment by aiming at Dryden, Wash. the Moon? Its closer by. I figure that The Australian DX Radio Club experimental signals reflected from the was inaugurated in 1933, and in these Moon would return to Earth in 21/2 sec- past six years it has become a well- onds instead of 61/2 minutes from tiny Mars. Certainly the Moon offers greater known organization throughout the possibilities in this line, Commonwealth of Australia. The RADER 17

Maxine Gray, famous singing tele - star featured on the Don Lee Tele- vision Station. (Photo by Maurice Seymour, courtesy of Don Lee Sys- tem). membership is gradually approaching the thousand mark, and official representatives are located in many overseas countries. Membership in this club is open to anyone who is interested in DX. Overseas members may join by sending 24 stamps, each equal to the first class mail rate (5c each in U.S.A.). In return they will receive a club certificate and number, and the next twelve issues of the club bulletin. Communications concerning this club should be addressed to Graham D. Hutchins, 10 Ordnance Quarters, Maribyrnong W3, Vic., Australia. Plans for the contest sponsored by the National Radio Club are complete, and can be obtained from headquarters at 317 E. Tenth St., Erie, VIDEO VARIETIES is a cash prize of $20.00, donated by Television's first season of intercol- one of the club members. legiate football broadcasts is now in Pa. Among the worth -wide prizes full swing. The first game was tele- vised on September 30; when Ford - ham University met Waynesburg College at Randall's Island. The Na- tional Broadcasting Company, over W2XBS, also broadcast the Manhat- tan -St. Bonaventure game on October 7, and during the month of Novem- ber, televiewers will see C. C. N. Y. play St. Joseph's on the 18th, and Long Island University versus Catholic University on Nov. 23. The director of outside telecasts for NBC, Burke Grotty, believes that Mexican amateur station XE2FC, in some big-time contests will be tele- Tampico, acknowledges corect reports vised, and he also announces that with this multi -colored card. (Court- there is a possibility of one or more esy of Russell Fieberg). professional football contests being telecast. Words THE IMPROVED RADEX Television's own glossary of WILL HELP YOUR FRIENDS slang TOO! designates a blonde as "blizzard WÌLL YOU PLEASE HELP BY head," a brunette as a "dark angel" and a redhaired actress as a "problem T J LING THEM ABOUT IT? -The ZdttgF child." 18 RADEX

When all three are booked on the same program it means a lot of head- THE RADEX CLUB aches for the studio lighting crew, according to Thomas S. Lee, president of the Mutual Don Lee System, and owner of W6XAO, the only television station in the west. A brunette's hair absorbs light, whereas a blonde head reflects light. Because auburn hair is in between, tests must be made to determine the degree of lighting required. Hence the owner of red tresses is called a "problem child." Other terms used are: At the first fall meeting of the Spot: a lighting unit capable of Brooklyn -Metropolitan Chapter of throwing a narrow, intense beam of The Radex Club the following officers light on a particular object. were elected: George Nahas, presi- Washed Out: is a term applied to dent; Robert Blanchard, vice-presi- a person's face when too much light dent; John DeRosa, secretary; Arthur causes the features to become indis- Johnson and Robert Mellor, technical tinct. Too much light overloads the advisors. A membership committee camera tube and shows clothing and of three was also appointed, Fred hair floating around by themselves be- Lisanti, Herbert Frenkel and Victor cause wearer's face and hands are Samardza. Sixteen members were 'washed out." present at this meeting, nearly every Truck Back: action by the camera part of New York being represented. when it is moved back for a long Eleven of the members were Brook- shot. To "truck up" is the movement lynites, three from the Bronx, one forward for a closeup. from Manhattan, and one from Staten Island (Tottenvi!;,. . Reports The Irvington Chapter of The Some reports received from view- Radex Club enrolled two new mem- ers of the Don Lee television sta- bers at its first fall meeting, and four tion in Los Angeles: days later started the season off very Roger A. Howell, one of the best auspiciously by entertaining about known television experimenters in the fifty guests at a card party. While all southwest, is perhaps the most con- the members joined in making this sistent reporter to this station. He affair a success, the efforts of Evelyn has reported, at times, that pictures Carpenter, Catherine Bosset, Mar- are received with almost perfect de- garet Bossett, John Howe and John tail and contrast. A resident of Los Mauris deserve special mention. Angeles, six miles from the transmit- Discussions of interest to DXers, ter; reports especially good reception demonstrations of communications M W6XAO since they started using receivers, instruction and assistance in the'J`new -Type "D" antenna struc- technical matters, as well as refresh- ture; no fading of the viedo signal ments -and- -social- activities mark -the has been noticed, but a little difficul- meetings of the Radex Club Chapters. ty has been encountered in keeping Any DXer living in the New York the oral channel properly tuned in. Metropolitan area, or in the vicinity He uses a Hallicrafter 5-10 Skyrider of Irvington -Newark, N. J., is wel- fiïr,¡sound. This experitrggnter ,employs come to.attend the meetings of thee. ä 14 -inch black and white cathode chapfert.-*The. BrooklynMetropr#can ray tube. Chapter meets -te thë l st Friday of RADEX 19 every month, usually at the home of Bahamas, the Greater Antilles, the George Nahas, 6637 Ovington Court, Lesser Antilles, the French West In- Brooklyn. The Irvington Chapter dies, the British West Indies, but not meets on the first Monday of every the Netherland Antilles. In the Paci- month at the home of the Bossetts, at fic Ocean, the Cocos and Clipperton 870 Sanford Ave., Irvington, N. J. Islands are included in the continent. Membership in The Radex Club is Through the Bering Sea to the North available to anyone who is interested Pole the continental boundary follows in DXing. There is no charge, and the International Date Line. no obligation. Whether you are a SOUTH AMERICA: Includes the subscriber or a newsstand reader, you entire mainland, and the Netherland can become a member of this club Antilles to the north. In the Atlantic simply by making application on a Ocean the several islands belonging postal card. to Brazil are included, as are the V. A. C. Falkland Islands. In the Pacific The VAC awards of The Radex Ocean, the Galapagos and the several Club are "different." A series of six islands belonging to Chile are in- plaques, each different, suitable to cluded. hang on the wall of the radio den, is EUROPE: Includes, to the north, awarded to listeners who verify all Novaya Zembla, Spitzbergen and continents. But (and herein they are Iceland. In the Atlantic Ocean, the different from other awards), the Azores are included. In the Mediter- plaques may be obtained one at a ranean Sea, the following islands arc time. If you have verified only one considered as European: Sardinia, continent, you may get a plaque for Balearics, Corsica, Malta and Crete. that continent. Any DXer who hears The eastern boundary of Europe a radio station can qualify for at least starts in Kara Bay, continues south- one of these awards, and they are ward through the Obdorsk Moun- available whether you tune the broad- tains, the Ural Mountains and the cast band, the shortwave bands or Ural River, to the Caspian Sea, then the amateur bands. And the nominal through the Caucasus Mountains to charge of ten cents each just covers the Black Sea. the cost of mailing them to members AFRICA: Includes none of the and returning the verifications which Mediterranean Islands. In the At- are submitted as required. lantic Ocean, it includes the Madei- To get these VAC plaques, one ras, the Canaries, the Cape Verdes, verification from each continent is Ascension and St. Helena. In the In- required, except that three veries dian Ocean, Madagascar, the Seychel- from the continent on which you les, Reunion, Mauritius, and Rodri- live are required for your own con- guez. Africa's eastern boundary goes tinent's plaque. Thus, members liv- through the Suez Canal, the Red Sea ing in North America can send one and the Gulf of Aden. verification for Europe, Asia, Africa, ASIA: The western boundary of South America or Oceania, and three Asia is the same as the eastern boun- for North America. The three veries daries of Europe and Africa. All the from your own continent must bt: islands in the Arabian Sea are in- from three different countries. cluded in Asia, as well as those in the The Continents Bay of Bengal. Asia's eastern fron- NORTH AMERICA: Includes tier includes all of Japan, the island the countries of Canada, Newfound- of Taiwan and Hong Kong Island. land, Greenland, The United States, From Taiwan the boundary passes the Territory of Alaska and all the through the South China Sea to Aleutian Islands, the countries of Singapore, then through the Malacca Central America, Bermuda, all the Straits~ to the Bay of Bengal. countries of the West Indies, i, e.; the (Please tom to Pige 34) Z?Aet' 71 Aetuze g'ailety

On a recent visit to the Atlantic Coast, Merlin Steen of Decorah, Iowa, visited DXers in every past of the east. He is shown here, on the left, with Jim Walker of Romney, W. Va.

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P Nicholas Woyran, Syracuse, N. Y., shown with a few of his many yeti The pretty two-color SWL card of from broadcast Com- cards. The cards are J. I. Vaught of New Orleans. sho.itwave stations, and ama- we shall print band and mencing with this one, teurs on both phone and CW. one attractive SWL card each month.

The neat listening post of Ag. Al- This English ham, GRBK, suggests bion of Niagara Falls. The Howard an anecdote (see this month's Ham Receiver and the us entrai RniEs are Houndrrg). if you don't like his fits. shown. tan. We dike .rt. ON THE WEST COAST By ANTHONY C. TARR As we prepare to Reporters in the mountain long story short, the write this column Standard and Pacific Stand- result was about 25 for the third month, ard Time Zones may send TP signals heard in we are gratified by their reports directo to the space of little the increasing num- Anthony C. Tarr more than an hour! ber of reports that 909 W. Lee St., Seattle, Wash. Our most important are being received discovery was' 2FC, from RA D EX, readers and their Sydney, operating with an R7 swell comments on the column. plus signal on 850 kcs., having appar- There seems little doubt but that the ently moved recently from 610 kcs., readers have been wait- West Coast on which frequency we never had ing a lung time for something like this and now that RADEX has taken logged them. Their station announce- the initiative they are generous with ment was very clearly heard. The their praise. most remarkable signal, considering (in. reporter asked us, "Is the Ra- past experience, was an R7 signal only for shortwave DX - det Club from 2WG, Wagga on 1150 kcs., ers?" By nu means! Anyone interested in radio as a hobby is welcome where they have never before been to Join, whether they do their DX- more than a barely intelligible whis- ing on the ultra short waves or the per. Our complete list of stations broadcast Land or anywhere in be- heard follows below, and shows the tween! All that is necessary is to apply to the RADEX editor and you time each was tuned in (P.S.T ) will be enrolled promptly. And please and the signal strength at that parti- use your membership number when cular moment. Naturally, fading repotting to this coumn, will you? might have been at its peak or its ALL TIMES P.S.T. lowest depth on some of the stations LKOADCAST BAND when we tuned in, but here they are; Time Station Freq. Q/R report BCB "top bill- We are giving the 3:04 4BC 112U 4/6-7 ing" this ntrnnth because it has easily pruten to be the "surprise band" of 3:06 2NR 700 5/7 far. Early one mor- 3:06 3YA 720 4/6 the seasm thus 3:07 2C0 we thought 670 4/6 ning in mid September 3:08 2CA 1050 3/4 wed see if the TP's were beginning 3:15 4AK 1220 3/4 to break through, and so donned our 3:20 3LK 1090 5/7 trusty earphones at about three 3:21 411H 1380 4/5 o'clock preparing to battle the usual 3:22 2UW 1110 4/6 high noise level we experience in our 3:24 2CH 1190 3/4 location. 3:26 3SR 1260 3/4 3:31 3HA 1010 4/5 hardly a sound was to be heard! 3:34 4YA 790 4/5 The alm.ost entire lack of static seem- 3 :35 4QG 800 5/7 plus ed ii.credil le and we actually thought 3:35 211L 740 4/6 our rcrriver was at fault until we 3:36 3G1 830 5/7 plus fished atoned for some stations. To 3:38 2FC 850 5/7 plus our aura>:cmcnt,the band seemed li- 3:40 2NC 1230 5/7 3:55 2KY 1020 ci uwded with signals from 4/6 plus terally 3:58 3L0 770 many of 5/7 plus the Aussies and Zedders, 4:07 4RK 910 4/5 them pushing the R meter up past 4:09 2GB 870 4/5 thi: R7 Mark at times. To make a 4:10 1YA 650 4/6 22 RADEX

veri card from WCKY, Covington, Ky., gives their slogan as "Voice of Cincinnati", and was mailed from that city. It puzzled us for a moment, too, until we looked at our map. The two cities are just across the state line from each other and undoubtedly WCKY derives the greater part of their commercial support from sponsors in the larger city of Cincinnati, where their coverage is greatest. Mr. West also reports verifications received from JOIK, JOAK- 1, and 2FC. The Hong Kong broadcasting station ZBW/ verifies shortwave listen- Thos. C. Roberts, (R-1139, Wyo. ers' reports with this card which shows 4), Casper, Wyo., reports on the re- views of a studio, the transmitter and ception of domestic stations in his lo- the aerial. (Courtesy of Jerry Hahn). cality. Among the calls recently heard were K1RO, KOMO, KFWB, KJR, KIDO, KGER, WIBW, XEAC, From the above, we feel fairly safe XEAF, and KOOS. He inquires in predicting that this may prove to about KTW, a station in Seattle be an unusually favorable season for operated by the First Presbyterian DX. Be sure to keep us posted on Church, which seems to be a tough what you hear. We are especially one for DXers. All your editor can anxious to receive reports on South say is that they usually sign off at and Central American BCB reception 10 pm, PST, operating only on Sun- on the West Coast. days and Thursdays. While we un- Delete the following New Zealand derstand they do verify reports stations: 4ZM, Dunedin, 1010 kc. 4ZC, fairly regularly they have not so far Cromwell, 1280 kc. (Alan Hutchin- been receptive to suggestions for a son, R 1180, NZ 2). DX program which is hardly sur- A letter from CJGX, Yorkton, prising considering the type of sta- Sask., asks us to correct their listing tion which this is. Their signal at in accordance with their official ad- our location here in Seattle is weaker vice that the station operates on 1430 than any other local station. kc. with 1 kw. power. Their schedule on this regional channel is 7:30 RADEXERS REMARKS am to 11:30 pm daily, and 11:00 am to "For a long while" remarks L. E. 11:00 pm Sundays, Central Standard Yarnes, West Linn, Ore., "I've wish- Time. ed someone would pay a little atten- KTOH, Lihue, Hawaii, will be on tion to \Vest Coast DXers. I realize the air before February 1, 1940, on that the success of your column de- 1500 kc. The address will be Box pends to a considerable degree on the 1748, Lihue, Kauai, Hawaii. Through reports you receive from the West our reporter, C. J. Fern, Jr., whose Coasters themselves. I read RADEX father holds the construction permit, regularly and expect to continue to they invite ideas for DX programs. do so." Here is a station that will be the "I am glad that someone has been most friendly toward DXers of any appointed to handle the West Coast in the Islands. Let's all show our ap- and hope that you have luck with the preciation by sending in reports! column," pens Victor West, (R-673), A query from Victor West, (R San Rafael, Calif. 673), San Rafael, Calif., asks why the All the old time DXers will remem- RADEX 23

ber Eric Butcher, Cokeville, Wyo., 43.00 mc. with 1 kw power and will who turned to the Merchant Marine begin tests about Dec. 1st. (QSA5, some time ago for fields of adven- Dryden, Wash) ture. "I am now back in the States SHORTWAVES again", he advises, "having been in Australia Puerto Rico and Venezuela, but am The new shortwave station at leaving again shortly. I have a new Perth, Western Australia, will operate RME-70 with DB preselector and on the following frequencies: VLW, like it fine." We hope you'll soon re- 6130; VLW-2, 9560; VLW-3, 11830 turn, Eric! kcs. It is anticipated that programs "It is with a great deal of genuine will commence in December. (Honda sorrow that my DX-ing days will -Calif.) have to come to a close', writes War- Canada ren E. Winkley, Modesto, Calif. CFVP, Calgary, is now back on the "The hobby has been fascinating but air on 6030 kcs. signing off at 11 pm. the pitter-patter of baby feet make it (Honda) necessary for me to go to sleep at Japan regular hours-but I'll be back some A new station that may be added day!' Warren recalls many of his ex- to the list given in September RA- periences in years of successful DX- DEX is JVZ-2, 11825 kcs. They were ing and sends his regards to all his heard testing irregularly around 10 old friends. Looks like we'll soon pm. (Honda) According to a verifi- have two DXers down in Modesto! cation letter received, JIB, 7295 kc. C. J. Fern, Jr., (R 211, TH 2), Li - and JFO, 9630 kc. relay JFAK, 750 'hue, Hawaii, writes that he now has kc The message states that they pre- the amateur call K6RRA. "But", he sent English news "nightly at 11:55 adds, "I will not devote myself to pm our time." (Equivalent to 6:55 am, `hamming' exclusively as my father PST). They also sent four scenic wants me to write a DX column for cards in a beautiful folder. (Harold the `Garden Island', his newspaper." Satterthwaite-Calif.) ULTRA -HIGH Manchukuo W9XPD, St. Louis, Mo., now on A new station made its appearance 25.9 mc. with one kilowatt. W2XQO on the air just too late to be included Flushing, N. Y. on 25.5 mc. W8XUJ, in last month's column. It's MTCY, Crosely facsimile station on 26 mc. Hsingking, operating on 11780 kcs., heard well. KQAO, Long Beach, although announcing 11775 kcs. Re- Calif., on 32.1 mc. verifies through the ports are requested giving full details Chief of Police, using 100 watts. Sgt. of your receiver, antenna, comments Henri Kirby, San Jose, Calif. Police on programs, etc. The program is Department, Chief Radio Technician, directed to the West Coast and Ha- advises the cars of San Jose, Watson- waii, they announce, and is heard ville, Alameda County and Sacramen- nightly from 10:30 to 11:20 pm. On to Police Departments operate on some nights they are R8 but on oth- 35.22 mc. with control station KQBR, ers are practically unintelligible. (RT, 31.6 mc. KQBR, Alameda, and WQ- and Victor West, R-673, San Rafael, KB, Evansville, Ind., contact each Calif.) They are also on from 6:50 other daily at noon, PST, on 31.6 mc. to 7:55 am. (Honda). (Fern, R 211 TH 2, Hawaii). New Zealand Midland Broadcasting Co., Kansas The National Broadcasting System City, Mo. now using W9XER on plans six new 500 watt stations at 42.46 mc. relaying KMBC. W9XYH, Wellington to operate as follows: Superior, Wisc., intended for service ZL-1, 6080; ZL-2, 9540; ZL-3, 11780; on 26.30 mc. will instead operate on ZL-4, 15280; ZL-5, 17770; and ZL-6. 24 RADEX

grateful for reports and, letters from the following RAJEX readers: THE REPORTERS RT: Your West Cuast Editor 1121, Sask. 1: Paul Sampson, Regina, Sask. R211, '1'.kí.2: C. J. Merit, Jr., Lihue, Hawaii 8289: Warren E. Winkley, Modesto, Catit. R839: William Cuningham, Pasádena, Calif. R590: Eric Butcher, Cokeville, Wyo. 12673: Victor West, San Rafael, Calif. R1180, N.Z.2: Alan Hutchinson, Dunedin, N. Z. R1213: H. H. Crow, Jr., Sacramento, Calif. R1203: D. C. Morrison, Berkeley, Calif. 81220, N.Z.3: Arthur T. Cushen, Invercar- gill, N. Z. R1245: L. E. lames, West Linn, Ore. Harry Honda, Los Angeles, Calif. A photograph of the transmitter Graham D. Hutchins, Marybyrnong, Australia building is sent to reporters as a veri- Arthur Mills, Engineer of CJGX, Yorkton, Sask. fication of reception of KTKC in Vis- Harold Satterthwaite, Los Angeles, Calif. alia, California. This attractive build- R1139, Wyo. 4: Thomas C. Roberts, Cas- ing is in typical southwest "adobe" per, Wyo. style, with roof beams protruding all around. (Courtesy of Merlin Steen). WWV of the National Bureau of Standards verified and also sent a copy re- 25800. (Honda). Station 2ZX is of "Radio Publications." HAT -4 ported to be operating on 6060 kc. .... at Budapest, five months, veri- with 180 watts but your editor has after thus far been unsuccessful in logging fied with a card of white, printed in them. red, green, and black. Card is in Philippines English, call in large red letters at At this writing, none of our re- bottom, and in center of card is a red porters are quite sure of the correct outlined square with a candid picture call of the Manila station heard of HAT -4 directional antenna. Signals nightly on 6140 kcs. It has been defi- are a good R8. Program consists of nitely established that they are own- classical music, news in English . by the sanie com- ... ed and operated "Radio pany operating KZRM on 9570 kcs., National" at Salamanca, now and inasmuch as this is announced at Burgos, on 10370 kcs. verifies by, during station breaks, it has given card of solid chocolate color with a rise to reports that such is their call picture in white showing Don Quixotz on 6140 kcs. The Quixote Radio Club heard during the DX contest along with reports the call as KZRF, and we are 163 other foreign stations which were inclined to believe this is correct, but logged in a period of 28 hours.) that tantalizing last letter still eludes and windmill. "Radio Nacional" us amid untimely bits of static or printed in chocolate across middle of fading. card. They also send a booklet "Social KZIB, also in Manila, has shifted Help." W9XHW confirms slightly to 9507 kcs. They were heard with a typed postcard signed M. A. at one a.m. broadcasting a basketball game. (Honda). Guldin A dandy card is issued Thai by OAX4J. It is a double card, bor- That's the new name for Siam, in ders in red and print in black. Towers case you've forgotten, and as such is and antenna in red on one card used by HS6PJ during their Monday bearing call and print in black, and from 5 to 7 am morning programs on the other a llama in red poses on 19020 kcs. (Honda). During our first three months of gracefully as a background for the veri conducting this coumn, we are deeply message in black. HALAI HOUNDING By HUGH HUNTEM

Since we last convened for a ses- Those who have this QSL card of sion with Hugh Huntem, a war has Aurora de Franco, who is XEILK, descended upon this wo ld-nowhere will probably say that it is the most the effects more noticeable than beautiful they have ever seen. The are color is blue, in several varying on the ham bands. shades, and the call letters are yellow. Once the Canadians fought with the Australians and the G stations for clear QSO's. Now all that can be writing to hams in Curacao, Surinam, heard is Spanish, as the South Amer- Yugoslavia, Bulgaria, Ethiopia, Italy, ican, Central American and Mexican Honduras, or Salvador. The same hams find themselves almost sole pos- item states that PJ3CO in Curacao sessors of the foreign frequencies. was forced to pay a fine and that Only an occasional English voice is stations YU7GL, LZ7VN, YT7KP, heard of some lonesome American and 17AA have been closed down by stuck on one of the small islands in their governments. the West Indies, or of some mining We might also add that there is engineer down in Chile. How long, still a ban on the Palestine stations must this thing be? and reports to them should also be sent under cover. England, France, Canada, Australia, Conditions have been rather uncer- and New Zealand have placed a tem- tain the past month, but every indica- porary ban on amateur radio. In fact, tion points to better reception from all of the British Empire hams have now on. But before we outline the been closed down with the exception DX situation, let's take a look at a of South Africans and in a few minor few personalities in the amateur radio districts. field. T. O. Rocheford, operator of VP6- VK2AGU-Two brothers operate TR, a ham on the British island of this well-known Australian station, Barbados, tells us that amateur radio heard often on 20 meters when there was banned there Sept. 1, and that is no war. Their names are Harry VP6YB is being used as a local and Ken Hatton, and their QSL card broadcast station by the government. is pictured here. The antenna and the The station is on about 6:15 p.m. rig are shown on the novel QSL. every evening on 4.2 and 3.7 megs. To date the brothers have worked 68 Reports will be welcome, advises VP- countries on phone, the latest being 6TR. More about him later. EA7BA. From "Radio Amateur", official The shack is located seven miles publication of the Radio Club of from the center of Sydney, where the Cuba, we note that members are ad- lowest recorded temperature last win- vised to send QSL's under cover if ter was about 40 degrees (and he's 26 RADEX not a member of the chamber of commerce, hi-hi's Ken). We thought it got cold down there. XE1LK-Aurora de Franco is one of the few woman amateurs in Mexico of whom we know. Perhaps being a woman accounts for the fact that she has one of the most beautiful QSL cards that we have ever seen. By all means get her card and inclose postage in your request to make sure that you won't be over- looked. We do not know whether she QSL's for SWL's or not, but her The U. S. Submarine Base at Coco card is worth a couple of tries. It is Solo, Panama Canal Zone, is the QRA all blue, with various shades, except of NY2AE. The boys send this novel the letters, which are a bright yel- QSL. low. We have reproduced it in this section. tional reply coupons when asking for NY2AE-The boys at the subma- a QSL!!! He thinks that one should rine base at Coco Solo, Panama be for the postage, one for the card, Canal Zone, have not been on the and the other for the trouble. air as much as they were a few years All well and good, Bireley, but ago when they issued the card that how about we poor unfortunates who is also shown on these pages. Look- groan every time we hand out nine ing through our collection the other cents for just ONE coupon? Let's day we ran across it and we are still not speak too loudly of this. It may impressed with the novel design. give the amateurs some mighty bad G8BK-Glen Ottley, operator, is ideas!!! the manager of a radio servicing de- Now for a review of the continents. partment that covers half of the west We'll begin with Euorpe, since there of England. Since he was once an isn't much doing over there in the SWL he will answer all SWL re- way of ham radio. ports-providing, of course, that post- EUROPE age is sent. With his photo he penn- While the ham stations of major ed these words: "I enclose a photo- countries are off the air, some fine graph of my handsome countenance DX catches may be made from Swe- and shack. If it upsets you, have a den, Norway, Hungary, Esthonia, large whiskey on me!" And although Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, and oth- it didn't upset us, we had the large er smaller European nations still whiskey, anyhow! neutral. Glen's choice of receiver; Philco Recently WI's were heard calling and Hammarlund. He thinks that our ES4G and LA6X, both of whom were cheaper sets suffer too much from on 20 meter fone. The QRA of the image interference, a great deal of Esthonian station is not known, but which can be reduced, he believes, LA6X is Carl Clementz, Solbraaten, by incorporating an IF filter in the Mo pr. Sandefjord, Norway. aerial circuit. YL2CD will again be on the air Because of the cost of printing the for SWL's this month. This time he QSL cards and because of the great will broadcast on 28.08 megs. at 10 to number of reports received by those 10:10 a.m., EST. on Nov. 12 and hams in foreign countries, Bireley again on Nov 19 Be on the lookout Ross, of Austin, Texas, thinks that for him. Should the band be all right SWL's should send three interna - you will hear him. His QRA once KADtX 27

more: A. Vitolin, Miera Isla 52-5, stations. Although not in the strict Riga, Latvia. sense of the word amateur stations, LX1SI is reported by many to be those government stations follow as on the air nearly every night be- closely as posible amateur regula- tween 11 p.m. and 3a.m. EST. The tions. QRA is: M. Schultz, rue de Belval Furthermore, no photographs of 55, Esch Alz., Luxembourg. He will these stations are allowed to be sent QSL but SWL'e must send interna- at present outside of the zone be- tional reply coL )ons. cause of the war scare. \Ve don't "Will SV1KI. and LI2L QSL?" know whether that rule 'applies to asks Richard Daneker (R1122). He QSL cards or not, but we have had has had reports out to them since the some reports out to C.Z. stations for contests in March. a long time-with no QSL's in the Not many CT stations have been few answers we have received. There reported ,although listeners are still are about two dozen stations down hearing CT2BP in the Azores on there with many operators to a sta- 14.13 megs. CT1QA in Portugal was tion. For example, there are seven heard recently with good volume. ops at K5AG: Sgt. Fuller, Sgt. Hale, NORTH AMERICA Sgt. Poiesez, Sgt. Dubose, Corp. VP6TR, mentioned previously, has O'Neal, Private Earle, and Private been on the air since 1934, officially Boynton licensed in 1935. Regulations govern- Motto of K5AG is "always on from ing VP6's had not been framed in dusk to dawn." The station belongs 1934, and he and a few other hams to the Radio Section Headquarters' down there were operating with ten- Battery, First Battalion, Second Field tative permission. Artillery. An average of ten QSO's One day, he relates, the local gen- per day since 1933 is a conservative darmes swarmed down on the boys estimate. Last Christmas, seasons' and they were hailed before whatever greetings to relatives and friends of tribunal they have and fined the stag- the personnel of Fort Clayton sent gering sum of $2.40 apiece. That was numbered over 350. The boys QSL the last gesture of law enforcement. only when postage is enclosed-and however, for immediately afterward then 100 percent. the VP6's were granted their licenses. You may have noticed that Cuban Rocheford's big thrill of radio came hams have been off the air for some in 1922 when lie logged WWJ in Det- time. The war is not the reason. The roit, Mich., and received a verifica- answer is furnished by a friend of tion. It was the first time that anv radio broadcast had been verified for an inhabitant of the island of Bar- bados. Incidentally, VP6TR reads Radex, and writes that he thinks it a fine business publication. Tnx, T.O. Down in the Canal Zone there is much agitation for private amateur stations, which are not allowed by the United States government. Only army radio training stations are on the air, operated by members of army and navy and The much sought-after card of under supervision of K60J1, amateur station in Honolulu. signal officers. DXers who hear this station must Probably the reasons are the spy send a dime to get Lani's picture. scares and interference with naval (Courtesy of Weston Richards). 28 RADEX our's on the island whose name must tamed any QSL cards as yet but was remain unmentioned, since he and his going to do so and that he would fellow hams are very much incensed then send everyone he had QSO'ed over the ban. a card. So either he has not yet ob- Behind the ban is Cuban Radio Di- tained any cards or else he is not rector Juan V. Govea, and although sending cards to SWL's. our informant did not give us the TI3AV was heard R9 calling CQ reasons behind the move, he did say on 40 meter fone. Many of the south- that the director was hostile to hams, ern hams are turning to this band for being unfamiliar with the ideals be- their QSO's. hind their great fraternity. He even SOUTH AMERICA thinks that U.S. hams have too many There are two Uruguay stations rights! heard nearly every evening on 20 Our friend cites many grievances: meter fone: CX2CO and CX2BK. only Americans are allowed to oper- Both roll into the States with an R9 ate since the ban; recent prohibitions signal when the band is the least on broadcasts banned comments on bit open. Both are located in Monte- religion and politics; maximum pow- video. Whether they QSL or not is er allowed is 200 watts to the final; as yet unknown. Cuba is the only country where CE1BC is being logged again. CW and phone hams have different Many Chilean stations are on 20 prefixes (cw hams have the prefix meter fone, although not quite as CM; phone hams are CO); and of 25 many are being heard this month as American countries, Cuba is the only last. one where a ban is in effect. The mystery station, SX4C, has Our friend also points out that finally been identified by a few lis- the radio equipment sold in teners as being on a ship in the most of last Cuba is manufactured and imported South Atlantic when heard from the United States into the is- month. More than that we do not land. He claims that all the hams in know. If anyone can tell us the name Cuba are very bitter because of the of the ship and operator we would ban and have combined forces to appreciate it very much. fight what they declare is a down- Another station that has bothered right intrusion as far as natural ham hounders for some time is rights are concerned. ZX4M. This station, we are advised Bronx, Have the tuners on 10 meters heard by Victor Samardza of the the two Puerto Rican women ama- is a portable -mobile unit operated by Last month we printed the amateur W9AM, on board an oil teurs? or QSL card of K4EZR. There is one tanker which is now returning, other regular on the ten -meter band, perhaps by this time has returned ob- K41:0 \V. Her name is Jenny L. Ra- from the Antarctic, where they mirez, and her QRA: 46 Bellavista, tained whate oil. The station runs a Santurce. She is the XYL of K4FAB. power of 15 watts in the aerial. 16Q has been heard quite frequ- OA4AI, OA4AW, and OA4R used H now ently on 20 meter fune. to be the regulars in Peru but heard mure or less often in OA4C is coming in rather consistent- Others from De- the islands are: Vl'SAJ, H H2B, HH - ly. VP3CO was on the air but we do not 51'A, H13N, K4FAY, VP7NH, and merara, British Guiana, VP9L. Sume of these are silent now know whether the war forced him off because of the war. the air or not. Many have reported that VP7NS LU2BG, Luis Lefevre, states that has not QSL'ed. About five months Argentina prohibits more than 100 ago he told us that he had not ob - watts input to the final, but he has RADEX 29

writes, CN8BA. Amateurs are regu- lated from France. There is one broadcast station, "Radio Maroc," on 500 and 25.42 meters. EKIAF is still being heard frequently. FQ8AB, Gabriel Duval, may be logged on 10 meters, since he puts a good signal into the United States. He was having a QSO with K4EZR and was evidently heard on the west coast since a W6 called him immedi- Rig and 41 -foot antenna of ately after K4EZR lost him via the VK2AGU, operated by Harry and fadeout route. Ken Hatton, seven miles from sunny His QRA is Agent des Chargeurs Sydney. Reunis, Port Gentil (Gabon), French Equitorial Africa. He is the only worked fine DX with his rig using ham in this African country. that much power. He has worked 42 From the WDXA bulletin we learn countries on fone, including French that VQ2CM in Northern Rhodesia Indochina, Japan, Philippines, Austra- is on the air every evening at 6 p m. lia, Sweden, and Greece, He will He is not on very long since it is 2 gladly QSL providing return postage a.m. over there when it is 7 p.m. here accompanies the SW L's request. His QRA: C. Miller, Luanshya, Has anyone heard a Bolivian sta- Northern Rhodesia. ZEIJA in Salis- tion recently? There are only five or bury, Southern Rhodesia, is reported six in the country and we know of on 14.05 megs. only one on 20 meters-CP1AA, on The South African stations are still 14.00 megs. There are only four sta- on the air. ZS6CJ and ZS6AJ have tions in French Guiana, but we doubt been heard quite often during the whether any of the four are on 20 past month. meter fone. We would like some The South Africans report that dope concerning this data. ZS4P, the only amateur in Basuto- The usual number of Colombian land, will soon be on 20 meter fone, and Venezuelan stations have been although operating at present on 40 heard. HC2HP is the most consistent meter cw. Ecuador phone, located in the high ASIA part of the 14 meg. hand. UXIAA is the call of a legitimate AFRICA expedition in the heart of frozen Si- If you happen to combine the hob- beria, C. J. Fern, Jr., of 1.ihue, Ha- bies of stamp collecting and ham waii, informs us. The frequency is hunting, you will certainly profit by approximately 14.09 megs. writing a Morocco ham. We have re- Try listening for MX1AM in Man- ceived three from that country, and chuokuo. Fern reports that he heard each letter was covered with stamps. KA1ME calling him a short while There were eight, seven of them dif- ago. Although VS1AE is not in the ferent, on the last letter ws received, Callbook, it is believed that he is a mailed to us by CNBBB. The other legitimate station, since many of the easily heard North African ham in KA's have worked him and have this country is CN8BA, who is the passed him along to some of the brother of French F8VC. Pierre W6's, says Fern. lives in Rabat and brother Jean lives This wide-awake Hawaiian DX -er in Paris. also reports that J8CI keeps putting There are six amateurs in Rabat, a nsR8 signal into the islands. The 30 RADEX

Japanese station QSL'ed in five It seems that he took a tuxedo along weeks, sending both a card and a when he was stationed on the island, photo. The rig, says Fern, is a 6L6, and that there were only four Ameri- 865, 203A, running 80 watts into a 40 - cans there. All they ever wore were meter Zepp antenna modulated by swimming trunks! So they dubbed a 6L6 in Class B. him "The Mayor of Baker Island." Reports concerning Asiatic recep- VK4NK in Port Moresby, Papua, tion in the middle west and east are is heard in Hawaii on 14.05 and 14.30 few and far between. We would megs. like to remind all SWL's that if they VR6AY went back on the air Sept. log any of the Asiatics let us hear 15, according to a W2USA QST about it. We still are determined to broadcast to amateurs. on put up another antenna beamed KB6OCL in Guam has been report- of Asia to see if we can hear some ed on 20 meter fone. those elusive catches. J8CA on 14.396 megs. is reported * * * heard around 8 a.m. by an eastern lis- he was CHATTER: Robert May, even tener, although it is believed his new Howard receiver, says His antenna is with using only 20 watts. that ten meters has been "lousy", a to the United rotary beam-turned but has heard 57 stations in the past States. two months XUOA heard in Ha- is still on the XU8RB in Shanghai waii from 4-10:30 a.m., EST, but who air. He can be heard best between K or W in the U.S. has heard this station? 6:45 and 7:15 a.m., calling W2USA broadcasts dope to The well-known Indian sta- stations. amateurs from 8:45 to 9 p.m. on Fri- tion, VU2CQ, should be logged every Winship Taylor (R 9 6 2) night when the band is days Saturday used a bedspring for an aerial and nc on 8:30 to 10 p.m., right. He is from ground to log on the America. Reports should be TGW broadcast calling band and Bill Wells used a cellar sent to H. Mozoomber, India Radio Radio House, clo.thesline to log a flock of 20 meter & Cable Co., Ltd., Dx. Apollo Bunder, Bombay, India. FN1C is on every morning at 8 a.m. on 20 meters with a power of 100 watts. OCEANIA Amateur Calls Heard Now that the New Zealand and 1 he calls are listed under the time zones in which they are heard. The names and Australian hams are off the air, the addresses of persons reporting the stations Hawaiian and Philippine amateurs are indicated by small letters following the call signs. Key to the small letters is giver are heard best. And if you hear at the end of the column. K6OJI by all means write him for EST-10 Meters his QSL card. He charges a dime for K4EZR, K1FAY and XE2AS, by (1). it but it is certainly worth those ten EST -20 Meters pennies. He calls his card "local in- CEIAC (m) ; CEIAG (m) ; CEIAH (m) ; terference" and it's a breath of old CEIAM (km) ; CE1A0 (m) ; CE1AR (m) ; CE1 AS (m) ; CE3AA (k) ; CE4AC (k) : Hawaii! CN8AM (k) ; CN813B (cm) ; CN8MI (m) ; CPI BA (k); CT1AY (k); CTIPM (m): KAIMM on 14.13 megs. is the sta- CTIPW (k); CTIQA (km); CTIQG (1); tion of the 28th Bombardment Squa- C IQN (k) ; CT2BP (kJ) ; CXIAA (m) Statsen- CX 1 AG (k) ; CX2BK (k) ; CX2C0 (km) ; dron at Clark Field, Fort EA7BA (m) ; EI2L (k) ; EKIAF (km) ; burg, Philippines, furnished by C. J. HB9AJ (m) ; HB9DE (c) ; 11119D0 (k) ; HCIFG (k) ; HC2CC (k) ; HC2HP (k) ; Fern, Jr. HH213 (kl); HH2HB (k); HHSPA (1); Fern also tells one on KF6QKH, HI3N (k) ; HI40 (k) ; HI5Xg$ (k) : H(I7C ht?eerd On 28.55 melts: öccaàionally. HKIAK7GC1c);) HK&CG (1)7 RK4DF (1); RADEX 31

CST-Ten Meters Radio Amateur Call Book K4EZR (f) ; K4FOW (ef) ; K6MVV (ef) ; K6OQM (e) ; K6PLZ (f) ; K6POR (f) ; LATEST EDITION K6QLG (e) ; KGQNX (e) ; K6RVG (e) ; Lists over 40.000 am TI2FG (f) ; VP5(J (f) ; VP6YB (f) ; YN- ateurs in every coun. 3DG (f) ; ZL4IR (f). try in the world, and complete lists of all CST-Twenty Meters the high frequency CE1AC d) ; CE1AR (e) ; CE3AG (f) ; commercial stations. CE3DW (e); CTIPK (f); EA9G (f); Every listener inter- EK1AF (de) ; HCIFG (f) ; HC2HP (f) ; ested in amateur sta- HH2B (ef) ; HHSP A (f) ; HI3N (ef) ; tions should have one. HK1AG (f) ; HK3CG (f) ; HK3CK (d) ; 292 pages. HK4DC (de) ; HP IA (f) ; KAIHF (f) ; We pay the postage. KAILJ (d) ; KAIME (d) ; K4EJF (d) ; RADEX K4FAY (f) ; K4FKC (e) ; K6BNR (d) ; K6IAE (e) ; K6ILW (e) ; K6LCV (e) ; 362 Cedar Lane, K6LEJ (e) ; K6NYD (f) ; K6OJI (e) ; TEANECK, $1.25 N. J. K6PTW (e) ; K6QMT (e) ; LUIQA (ef) ; OH2QN (f) ; ON4BO (f) ; PAOMV (f) ; PAOMZ (d) ; PK6XX (f) ; SX4C (f) ; TG9BA (f) ; TI2GC (e) ; TI2PG (f) ; TI2RC (d) ; TI4AC (e) ; VK2ADU (cl) ; HPIA (1); I1PB (m); IISM (m); 1ITKM VK4JU (f) ; VK4KH (d) ; VP1\VB (f) ; VPSPZ (d) ; VP7NH (f) ; VP9L (f) ; YNIIP (k) ; K4AOP (k) ; K4DSE (k) ; ; K4EJF (1) (f) ; YVAC9 (f) ; YV1AP (e) ; YVIAQ (e) ; K4EMG (k) ; K4ENT (kl) ; K4FAB (1) ; YV4AE (de) ; YV5ABF (f). K4FAY (kl) ; K4FKC (k]) ; K4FSP (k) ; MST-Twenty Meters K4SA (k) ; K4UG (kl) ; K6BNR (k) ; HC1FU, KAIFB. KAIJM. KA1ME, KA - K6LEJ (k) ; K6OJI (k) ; LA1F (k) ; 20V, KA4T.II, KA7EF, K7AOC, K7GSC, LU1BA (k) ; LUIQA (k) ; LU2AW (kl) ; TI2FC, VK3WA, all reported by (g). PST-Twenty Meters LU2IIA (k) ; LU3HA (1) ; LU4BD (k) ; K4FAY, TGSJG. TG9BA, LU5CZ (k) ; LYIJ (km) ; LY1S VK2IG. VK3- (k). JF, VK4JP, VPIWB. reported by (b). NY2AE (k) ; ON4AM (k) ; ON4AU (k) ; VK3XN. VK3ZT VK4AB. VK4FN, VK4- ON4BG (lm) ; ON4DI (cm) ; ON4HS (m) ; GG, VK4GS. VK4HG, VK4RJ, VK4SA, VK4VD, VK4VJ, VK4WS ON4OU (m) ; ON4MZ (m) ; ON4SC (m) ; VKSBF, VK5BG. VK6W0. YV4AE, ZE1JX, ZS2- ON4UC (m) ; ON4US (m) ; OQSZZ (k) ; AH. ZS2AV. XS2BT. ZS4H, ZS4L, ZS5AG, OZSBW (k) ; PAOAD (k) ; PAOBE (m) ; ZS5AW, ZS5BJ, ZS5Q. ZS6AD, ZS6AJ, ZS6DJ, all reported by PAODR (km) ; PAOEO (k) ; PAOFB (k) ; (i). PAOGN (k) ; PAOMQ (m) ; PAOMZ (km) ; The Reporters PK6XX (akl) ; PY2AC (k) ; PY2BH (k) ; (a) Robert Blanchard, Brooklyn, N. Y. PY2DA (k) ; PY2GC (k) ; PY2KT (k) ; (b) Elwyn C. Covey, Napa, Calif. (c) PY3DZ (k) ; PY7AE (k) ; SMSKP (k) ; Richard Danker, Lansdale, Pa. (d) Lewis Hill, Maywood, Ill. SM6WE (k); SUIMW (km); SU1RD (k); (e) Ralph Kastner, New Braunfels, Texas SV1CA (k); SV1KE (k); TGSJG (k); (f) Robert \V. May, Rome, Ga. TG9AA (k) ; TG9BA (k) ; VK2ABG (j) ; (g) Ken Muon. Albuquerque, N. Mex. (h) George Nahas, Brooklyn. N. Y. VK2ADE (k) ; VK2ADT (1) ; VK2ADU (i) William Pieper, Los Angeles, Calif. (k) ; VK2AEN (k) ; VK2AGD (1) ; VK2- (j) Bertram Podall, Gilman, Vt. (k) Winship AKK (k) ; VK2NS (k) ; VK2UC (kl) ; Taylor. Baltimore. Md. (I) Walter E. Welch, Lynn, Mass. VK2YO (I); VK3BZ (1); VK3DG (k); (m) Wm. Wells, Hamilton, Ont., Canada VK11G (I); VK3KU (1); VK3KX (KL); VK3VP (1); VK4CW (k); VK4JP (1); VK4KH (1); VK4KO (1); VK4KS (k); You'll Want These Issues VK4VJ (k); VK5BF (1); VK5CS (j1); VK5GS (I); VK5RQ (1); VK7CL (j); About the Art of Tuning and Hearing VPIWB (1); VP2LC (1); VP3CO (ackl); Foreign Broadcast Band Stations, writ.', VY3LF (k) ; VP5PZ (1) ; VP6FO (kl) ; ten by Count De Veries, Oct., Nlyy; VP6LN (ckl); VP6MY (k); VP6TR (1); and Dec., 1938. VP6YB (kl) ; VP7NH (k); VP7NS (kl) ; This Hobby Called DXing, Jan. VP7NU (kl); VP9L (1); VR6AY (a); ln 1939, YNIIP (kl); YRSAA (k); YV1AP (1); When Radio Sets See Spots, and what YVIAQ (kl) ; YV3AQ (kl) ; YV4AA (k) ; to do about, March 1939. YV4AE (kl); YV4AL (k); (akl); V5)BF When Radios YV5(BQ (kl); YVSAE (1); YVSAK (kl); Get The Jitters, and their , cure, June 1939. - ZS4H (k) ; ZSSBZ (k) ; Z66AJ (m) ; amteur %+u);-z,x4m 1(kj. ' Television is Here, In lt)r ei 1939. Canada's Friendly Station - CFCO By JACK BEARDALL

If there is a truly Community Radio Sta- tion anywhere in the Dominion of Canada, officials of the Canadian Broadcasting Cor- portation would probably direct your atten- tion to CFCO at Chatham, Ontario, which has been built up to become one of the finest local stations in the dominion through the guidance and development of jack Beardall, a radio enthusiast whose activities in radio date back to 1922. It was in the fall of 1928 when Mayor Milo J. Smith first gave public utterance to the splendid work being carried on in an experimental and community way by Jack Beardall and suggested in the council meeting that recognition should be given to these excellent efforts by a modest financial grant. and the council on that night voted a $50.00 grant to help defray some of the expense and to pay the government license to carry on the experimental work which was attracting wide- spread interest in Western Ontario. From that time to the present, CFCO has received an annual grant from the city Council, the only station in the dominion to receive such a continuous favour from a civic body. John Beardall conducting one of the The first experiments were conducted in regular Radio Club broadcasts over 1922 when an amateur experimental license CFCO, from "B" studio, during which was granted under the call letters of VE- RADIiX is often quoted. 3AF.O. The transmitter operated tinder this license was very modest, being a 201-A tube with 6 volts on the filament and 45 volts on the plate and messages were sent to nearby neighbours which caused a great thrill of the lack of radio service then, were able in the city. to adjust many of their troubles by follow- In recognition of the experiments conducting advice given over the air. These radio ed by young Mr. Beardall a special experi- club broadcasts are still carried on to this mental licence was icwed in his favour by day during the period of the year when the department in 1925. known as VE9AT. standard time is observed, the summer months which in those days carried with it a special being taken advantage of for vacation pur- privilege to broadcast exerimentally on 275 poses. The Chatter Period has now passed metres (at that time all broadcasting was it's 14th Anniversary of continuous operation done on 360 and 400 metres). However, in and is one of the oldest programs on the 1926 by international agreement, the broad- Canadian airwaves. cast spectrum was reallocated to it's present In November 1927 the station broadcast form and the 275 metre length was alloted the first Salvation Army Open Air Service for commercial use: therefore young Bear - ever broadcast in Canada. Just ten minutes dall'e experiments on 275 metres were with- before the announced time of the open air drawn and an amateur broadcasting license on service, a terrific rain storm began but so 250 metres replaced the privilege surrendered enthusiastic were the Salvationists as well as on 275. and the new form of license known as the radio club officials, that the service was 1OBT was nrganized ac a radin clash known carried on in the pouring rain, completely as "The Western Ontario - Better Radio drenching those who took part. The micro- Chill", of which Mr. Beardall was the presi- phone which at that time was an ordinary dent and mechanical head. Two other local telephone mouthpiece had to be placed in a gentlemen. Mr. r-,n F. Shea who acted as waterproof box. secretary -treasurer and Mr. Victor R. \Vea- The real commercial expansion of the sta- therhead as musical and program director tion began in 1928 with the station sur- assisted the president. The chub continued to rendering it's amateur broadcasting license in grow year by Year until in 1929 it became the favour of the present commercial license largest radin club ever organized in the domi- known as CFCO, with a power of 15 watts. nion, with over zon0 paid -up members, not Soon after that, a studio of the early type only frem Smith Western Ontario butt a was erected in the basement of young Bear- large number were included front the States dall's home but things began to grow and in of Michigan. Pennsylvania and Ohio. One of 1929 the station moved into the spacious the main features of the club was its regu- William Pitt Hotel where it still occupies lar Sunday morning broadcasts which varied dignified quarters consisting of a main studio as time went on from 9.00 to 11.00 a.m. for on the mezzanine floor and a "B" studio, a one hour period during which the president transmitting room, business office and news read mail from the radin fans and answered department on the fourth floor of the hotel. questions relative to radio problems and as a On top of the hotel can be seen for some result received newspaper recognition in all considerable distance, the two sixty -foot the principle newspapers in Western Ontario masts which hold the aerial and are 110 feet because of the excellent service rendered to above ground level ettral listeners who at times got into diffi- CFCO's network cnnpeçtiens date back to cufty with thefi tatIM equipment and because 1923 when it was first added ro Cascades RADEX 33

performs this civic duty each year. During the municipal election period each year, the station permits every candidate to present his views briefly, without charge, and on election night, December 1st, the station is turned over to the civic authorities for the announcing of the voting results and brief speeches by both the victors and the vanquished. The same procedure is also carried out when the county council holds its election on New Years' Day. Considerable time has also been devoted to local sports including the broadcasting of hockey games, baseball, basketball, tennis, curling and lawn bowling. The station has often been quoted as the "Sports Station of Western Ontario." CFCO also works in close conjunction with the city and provincial police and during the past twelve months has given out fifty police notices, rendering valuable assis- Main input panels and amplifiers tance in the capturing of criminals and locat- used in connection with VE9HU, in ing missing persons. control and transmitter room in Wil- CFCO is one of the few stations which at of it's time on Shortwave receiving present devotes ninety percent liam Pitt Hotel. Sunday to religious organizations at low equipment is also shown. rates. The station has it's own wire system around town and has permanent wires into eleven churches and in thirteen other public pioneer network, the Canadian National Rail- more than ten of stations. In 1929 the station places, the total comprising way's chain of lines. became a member of the Canadian Associa- miles tion of Broadcasters and has been active Today CFCO operates eleven hours daily ever since in that organization and in 1937 and devotes a lot of its time to the parti- Idr. Beardall was elected one of the six di- cular interest of the rural listeners and has rectors of the Association, which is Domi- the oldest Farm hour Program in Canada, nion -wide, as representative of the 100 Watt running from 12.00 to 1.30 daily, during or local stations. which tinte farm hints, government bulletins During the next five years the station on agriculture, and hillbilly music are fea- progressed steadily and conducted each win- tured. 'l'he station carries Transradio World- ter, DX programs which ran from midnight wide Press Service and has its own local until sunrise, in an effort to ascertain the effi- news editor giving four local and world ciency of the station's equipment and the res- newscasts daily. The Dominion Metreologi- ponse of the audience. Out of some ten or cal Department telegraphs the official weath- twelve DX programs which were held about er report twice a day to the station for the six weeks apart ,the mail often exceded 2,000 farmers of South Western Ontario. The sta, letters per broadcast. Reports were consis- tion is closely connected with the CBC's Na. tantly received as far away as New Zealand tional nework as well as the newly formed and the prize for the most distant report was Subsidiary network of private stations super- a $5.00 gold piece which went to New Zea- vised by the CBC. The station's mechani- land on every occasion. The station still has cal equipment is of the very latest order anä over 20.000 letters received during these operates at 100 Watts on a frequency of 630 broadcasts which are contained in a bathtub Kcs. and has duplicate speech imput equip- in the transmitting room on the fourth floor ment capable of handling four different pro- of the hotel. grams at one time. CFCO was one of the \\'hen the Canadian Radio Commission was first 100 \\'att stations in the dominion to first formed, CFCO was one of the Charter operate actively an up-to-date mobile short- Members of the network and as such has wave broadcast unti which is often seen in carried all the Christmas Day speeches and uptown sections of th' city broadcasting Empire Broadcasts of King George V. and all street scenes, community undertakings and royal broadcasts including these of the pre- fraternal and social activties. The special sent King's tour in Canaria and the United licenses for this portable transmitter is VE- States. The most important broadcast which 91fU and has four different wavelengths has ever been carried he the station was it's which can be used according to circumstances participation in the CBC's special Christmas and conditions surrounding the broadcast. Day broadcast in 1937 when CFCO furnished This special license was granted by the De- a seven and one-half minute program of partment of Transport two years ago. "How the People of this District Spend In 1925 the Department realized the neces- Their Christmas Day," which was not only sity of having a Dominion Governmental fed to the National network of the CBC Part-Time Radio Inspector to serve Chatham from the Atlantic to the Pacific but which and the surrtunding district and Mr. Bear- was also relayed by shortwave to the BBC dall received the appointment a position in the British Isles and to all parts of the which he lias continuously held for the past British Empire, a distinct honour which is fiften years. enjoyed by only a very few privately owned During the hours of recreation, Mr. Bear - stations in the dominion. dal put- in most of his time at his home in 1932 the station installed remote con- where he has one of the finest amateur trans - trol broadcast equipment in :he city council milling and receiving stations -in Western chambers and broadcast the inaugural cere- Ontario and since the experimental license monies and address by the incoming mayor VE9AT was not required for broadcasting and from that time to the present, CFCO purposes after the commercial licenses were 34 RADEX issued, the use of VE9AT has been devoted Back to DXing to amateur activities and today the voice of VE9AT is a familiar one in the twenty metre "I have been more or less active in band and has created many good friends in DXing since 1934," indicates Ken such far away places as Australia, New Zea- Smith, Portland, Ore. "In 1935 I was land, South Africa, the British Isles, Portu- gal, France, Hawaiian Islands, British West a member of the Canadian Radio Indies, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Club. From the latter part of 1936 many other foreign countries as well as from to last I was working coast to coast in Canada and the United fall, away from States. A special radio room at Mr. Bear- home and didn't have a chance to do dall's residence contains the 20 metre trans- much listening. When I started up mitter capable of an imput 1 up to KW and again last fall, I bought a 1938 9 -tube a second transmitter which has just been completed for operation in the 80 metre fone Zenith, and with this I have built up band with 200 Watts input. The receiving a log of 371 stations. Best of these equipment consists of a Super Skyrider SX17, were WKNEL, WKAQ, WLAK and a Hallicrafter frequency standard - Type HT Latest verse 7, a Triplett 1295 molt]ation and phase shift WNLC. to be received metre and the latest type coaxial vertical is from CFGP, Grand Prairie, Alta., antennae which is mounted on top of a sixty- and it certainly is a nice confirmation nine foot hydro pole. All the equipment is for my file." of the very finest type and is partly res- ponsible for the excellent results obtained through its operation. Both transmitters are remote control operated and all equipment is Cleveland's Police Radio automatic, being controlled by relays, and all metres on both transmitters are illuminat- The largest and most modern two- ed and housed in standard nineteen inch way police radio system in the world racks, six feet high. The walls of the radio room are adorned with certificates, maps and has been installed by the Cleveland charts of special design for radio use, and Police Department to provide com- over three hundred QSL cards received from some forty different countries with whom munication facilities for all parts of conversations have been held and twenty out the city and for the police depart- of forty world DX zcnes, worked exclusively ments of its 56 suburbs, covering on twenty metre phone. Hundreds of SWL an cards have also been received from Austra- area of 600 square miles. The system, lia, South Africa, British Isles and South America, all of which have received a VE- consisting of RCA equipment, will in- 9AT QSL card in return. clude three powerful transmitters, and two-way equipment in nearly every police car in the area. With Cleve- land and its suburbs all connected by one radio system, all incoming calls can be handled immediately without going through several intermediate communication channels, and in many cases a police car is dispatched before a telephone caller hangs up his receiver. As a patrol car is within three eighth of a mile of any point VE9AT, 14 megacycle amateur phone station owned by Jack Beardall in the city at all times, it takes but a of Chatham, Ontario. This equipment few seconds to summon cars to emer- is all of the very latest design, and gency or routine assignments at any the station is one of the best known amateurs on the continent. time of the day or night. HIGH FREQUENCY GLOBE TROTTING By Ray La Rocque

G. R. Jewell Jr. 100% Robert Skyten 39% Jack Wells 25% Mrs. R. S. Roche 24% Enrique Hidalgo 10%

You'll find the Alabama contingent of our RADEX Club back in action this month with the result that Bob Skyten finished second to Radexer Jewell of Alabama. Jack Wells, who also does his DXing in Alabama finished third, not too far behind Bob. The rest of the meter, this month, is made up of representatives from outside the U.S.A. Mrs. Roche of South Africa and Senor Hidalgo of Cuba occupy the other two choice spots. NEWS IN ENGLISH R. W. Davis, West Allis, Wisconsin: "In view of the chaotic state of world affairs today the news in English broadcasts from the several countries of the world is especially important, realizing, of course, that each nation in general dresses the broadcast to suit its own propaganda. By listen- A Rueda del Oeste card, from ing to the broadcasts from the sev- OA4AW of Peru. The Rueda del eral important nations of the world Oeste cards are all identical, except the listener can arrive at a fairly ac- that the flag of the country from curate overall estimate of the facts in which it cortes is always on top. spite of the censorship imposed by Thirty-three countries are represented the several governments. I believe, on this card, with their flags all in therefore, you would be contributing natural colors. (Courtesy of W. O. much to the proper interpretation of Richards). if you world news and events would from the reports of various as radioed from tries list news broadcasts DXers and from the stations them- in all important short wave stations selves. countries." FRANCE-"Paris Mondial" on With the war in Euorpe going into 9680 kcs. at 12:30 a.m. its third month, broadcasting condi- "Paris Mondial" on tions in the various countries involv- ed is becoming more stabilized and 15243 kcs. at p.m. a schedule of newscasts in English "Paris Mondial" on can be depended upon with a little 11885 kcs. at 10 p.m. more assurance than previously. We GERMANY-DID on 11770 kcs. have `compiled a list of news pro- and DJB on 15200 kcs. at 6 and 8:15 grams in English from several coun- p. m. RADLX

DJL on 15110 kcs. In answer to Dick Neller, 8655 Ri- and DXB on 9610 kcs. at 4:15 p.m. vershore Drive, Niagara Falls, N.Y., we'd like to say that the station heard GREAT BRITAIN-GSD on 11750 just above DJQ broadcasting Hindu kcs. at 11 a.m. and 8:15 p.m. music was actually broadcasting that type of music. It was VUD-4 at ITALY -12R0-3 and 12R0-4 on Delhi on 15290 kcs J. R. 9630 and 11810 kcs. at 1:19 p.m. Hahn, 108 S. Balch St., Akron, Ohio I2R0-9 on 17820 kcs. at asks, "As a favor to an old corres- 6:16 p.m. pondent and contributor to your magazine, can you help me in indentify- CHINA-XGX on 11900 kcs. at ing a station in Caracas, Venezuela 6:15 p.m. that is nearly driving me nuts. My XGOY on 11950 kcs. at call book lists WWV at 5000 kcs. 6:15 am. with the standard frequency transmissions. This one in Caracas comes INDO Sai- FR. CHINA-"Radio in just above 5000 and should be gon" on 6166 kcs. at 6 a.m. ' about 5002 or 3. The first part of the YUGOSLAVIA - YUG on 9505 call is YV5R (?) but it is impossible kcs. at 4:15 p.m. to catch the last letter.". (YVSRK is the station-RL) U.S.S.R.-RAN on 9600 kcs. at 7 "Is the station on an announced p.m. frequency of 6116 kcs. Radio Praha?" is HUNGARY-HAT-4 on 9625 kcs. That the puzzler sent by Jim Wal- at 7:30 p.m. ker of Romney, West Virginia who states that it was heard at 6 a.m. It must be remembered that any of with the latest news in English and these schedules can be and often are American tunes Robert Sky - changed upon a moment's notice. We ten, Podunk Rd., East Brookfield, thank the following for the above Mass., would like someone to identify items: Jack Wells, Robert Skyten, an unidentified Chinese station on ap- George Jacobs. proximately 7960 kcs. heard around 6 a.m. with fairly strong signal but ASK US ANOTHER with very poor quality. Matthew Leshner, R757, 181 Bailey QUOTE AND UNQUOTE St., Lawrence, Mass., asks about the Frank Gravely, Martinsville, Vir- new German station heard just below ginia: "I read RADEX as often as 2R0-3 at 8:15 p.m. States R757, "I I can get a copy. My best catches was unable to get the call or any include at least 100 U.S. stations, particulars other than that they gave two Mexicans and three Canadians. news in Spanish followed by musical My best foreign catches include selections. Then came news in Ger- EAQ, VLR, PCJ, HP5G, ZNS, man." (The station is DXB, appar- TIPG, and London, Rome, Paris Ber- ently an experimental Berlin frequ- lin Warsaw, and Guatamala." ency -RL) "Is JIE on 7290 ULTRA HIGH kcs. still on the air, and who is heard W1XKA 42220 kcs. in Boston is with Oriental music on 7500 kcs.?" operating with frequency modulated This is the query of Mrs. R. S. signals. They have a decidedly dis- Roche, 81 Smith St , Aliwal North, torted signal on ordinary type recei- South Africa Bob Wilson, 69 vers. (Simpson-R1253, Mass., and Grant St., Portland, Maine wants to Horton, Mass.) 'know who the GS station is on 17000 W1XOJ on 43000 kcs. in Paxton, kcs. in the evening with R9 signals? Mass., heard on this channel. Signal RADEX 37 strength is high but very distorted as N.J. who were on the same frequency. is to be expected on a standard re- Coast Guard stations "Mahoney" ceiver from a frequency modulated and Cutter "Nansemond" and "Wal- type of broadcast. (Simpson-R1253, nut" heard on 2670 kcs. Mass.) On 2738 kcs. the following ships WIXZR on 31220, 25620, 37020, were heard: KFKW, yacht "Spray 39620 kcs. are used as relay stations Ill"; KJCI "S.S. Back Bay"; KJMN by WLAW in Lawrence, Mass. 31220 "Henry Steers"; KLON yacht "Eli- kcs. was used to broadcast the rais- nor"; KLSK yacht "Dawn III", ing of the Squalus, but WIXRZ was WDGT dredge "Indiana" and WM - not the call used. (Leshner-R757, BC "Olive K." (All above from Mass.) Roman -111.) NOT SO SHORT WAVES SHORTWAVES IN REVIEW CZ71 and CZ7J heard on 2250 kcs. Argentina recently. Can anyone supply the type LRA on 9695 kcs. is putting in a of service and QRA of these stations? signal of R7-8 nightly. Very good (Schwartz-Bronx, N.Y.) CZ7I is at orchestra music. Tareau, P.Q. on 2238 kcs. and CZ7J LRX on 9660 kcs. is being heard P. Q on 2014 at Shawinigan Falls, again with a much stronger signal. kcs. Both are owned by Schawinigan Address: Radio El Mundo, Calle Water and Power Co.-Editor Maipu 555, Buenos Aires. They veri- The following coast guard stations fy by card (Jewell-R834, Ala.) work on 2662 kcs: NMD at Cleve- LRU un 15290 kcs. excellent this land, at Grays Harbor, Ohio; NMW month from 9 a.m. (Roche-South Wash.; NMV at Jacksonville, Fla.; Africa) NMG at Mobile, Ala.. NMN at Princess Anne, Va.; NMY at Rock- Australia away, Pt.; N. Y.; NMC at San Fran- VK3ME on 9500 kcs., and VK2ME cisco,; NMH at Washington, D.C.; on 9590 kcs., as well as VK6M E on NMP at Wilmette, Ill.; NMF at 9590 kcs. have not been heard since Winthrop, Mass.; NOB at Buffalo, the start of the war in Europe. N.Y.; NOV at Cape May, N.J.; NOL (Skyten-R786, Mass.) at Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; NOY at VLR on 9580 kcs. at Melbourne is Galveston, Tex.; NNO at Honolulu, still being heard daily with a strong T.H.; NNS at Los Angeles; NOU signal They now verify by card at New London, Conn..; NOQ at which is white with black lettering. New Orleans; NNJ at Oakland, Mailing address: Australian Broad- Calif.; NOJ at Pt. Vincente, Calif.; casting Commission, G. P. O. Box and NNW at Seattle, Wash. (Sch- 1686, Melbourne, Australia. Robert wartz-R1109, N.Y.) C. McCall is Mgr. (Skyten-R786, WYFF and WYFG on 2738 kcs., Mass.; Wells-Ala.; and Jewell, Ala.) two Army stations, were heard and VLW, a new station to he located believed to he operating portable in at Wanneroo, Western Australia, Oswego, N.Y. They were heard at will operate throughout the day (Aus- 10:09 p.m. calling WYFS "Gulf tralia Time) on the following three Stream" and at 12:45 a.m. calling frequencies: 11830 kcs., 9560, and 6130 WYFG and E. kcs. with 2000 watts. VLW will relay, VCCD the "Alberta" and VGQT for the most part, programs from sta- the "Athabasca" on 2182 kcs. heard tion 6WN. Station is scheduled to at 8:45 p.m. come on the air in four months ac- NZMCP on 3385 kcs., the navy cording to the March issue of the blimp "TG -14", 11 miles south of Broadcaster. (Walker - W. Va.) New Haven heard at midnight in (VLW was officially scheduled to go contact with NEL at Lakehurst, on the air May 4, 1939-Editor). 38 RADEX Brazil PSH on 10220 kcs. at Rio de Jan- eiro using 12000 watts is still coming through with R7-8 signals each Mon- LK1 day with their half hour English program. Program consists of Brazilian popular music and talks of Brazil and news. Program opens and closes with the Brazilian National Anthem. Mondays from 8-8:30 p.m. Address: Cia. Radio International do Brasil, Caixa Postal 709, Rio de Janeiro. PRA -8 on 6010 kcs. at Pernambuco verifies by blue and white card. Sig- nal is about R-4. Address: Radio A verification from the Norwegian Club of Pernambuco S.A., Pernam- shortwave station. (Courtesy of Jerry buco, Brazil. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) Hahn). British Guiana VP3BG on 6130 kcs. at George- Europeans were weak and fading. town broadcasts daily from 10:30- (Wells-Ala.) 11:30 a.m. and from 4-8 p.m. VP3BG China puts in a fair signal-usually about XGX on 11900 kcs. at Yunnan (not R5. Address is British Guiana United Chungking) is the new call and loca- Broadcasting Co., Ltd., P. O. Box 11, tion for XGOY. They come on the Georgetown, British Guiana. Verifies air at 5:30 a.m. with news in English promptly with black and white card. at 6:15 a.m. They announce as "This (Jewell-R834, Ala.) is Yunnan, China, operating on 25.2 British Honduras meters, 11.9 megacycles." (Skyten- ZIK-2 on 10600 kcs. at Belize was R786, Mass.) heard on that frequency for the first XMHA on 11855 kcs. heard very time in several months on Sept. 21 weakly. They are better from 9 a.m. with R7 signal. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) XPSA on 7010 kcs. are heard with good signal from 10 a.m. (Roche- Canada South Africa) CHNX on 6130 kcs. at Halifax, N.S. is on the air with a mail bag Colombia program twice every Sunday at 4 and HJ3CAX on 6012 kcs. at Bogota 9 p.m. Address is: The Maritime operates officially from 10:30 a.m. to Broadcasting Co., Ltd., Lord Nelson 2 p.m., 5:30-11:30 p.m. Sundays from Hotel, Halifax, N S. Verification card noon to 1:30 p.m. and 6-11 p.m. Sig- is peach and black. nal is R7-8. Colombian and popular CTRX on 11720 kcs. at Winnipeg is American music are featured. Ad- a 2000 watt station owned by James dress: "La Voz de Colombia", Apar- Richardson and Sons, Ltd. Has an tado 26-65, Bogota. Verifies by card R7 signal. Verifications are black and in red, white, and blue with Statue of white and signed by M. Mitchell. Liberty on the face of the card. Sign (Jewell-R834, Ala.) off with the "Indian Love Call." Chile (Jewell-R834, Ala.) CB960 on 9600 kcs. at Santiago Costa Rica has been heard as early as 6 p.m. TIPG on 9610 kcs. is broadcasting somewhat off the published schedule. an English hour every Wed. and Sat. During the recent heavy magnetic from 9-10 p.m. called "The Hour of storms, CB960 was regularly R9 at Costa Rica." TI PG puts in a very 6:30 p.m., while the nominally louder strong signal. Programs are also ADEX 39 worth hearing. Address: La Voz de p.m. (No. and Cent. America) and La Victor, Box 225, San Jose. 6-8:15 p.m. (So. America) TI2XD on 11920 kcs. issues an at- TPA -2 on 15243 kcs. from 5-10 a.m. tractive veri of peach printed in black (East and Far East). and red call. Card is signed by Sr. TPB-3 on 17850 kcs. from 8:30-10 Carlos E. Rodriguez-"La Vox de a.m. (East and Far East). Radio Pilot", P. 0. Box 1729. (Je- TPB-6 on 15130 kcs. from 1-4 a.m. well-R834, Ala.) (East and West Africa) TT4NRH on 9690 kcs. at Heredia TPB-11 on 7280 kcs. from 10:15 frequently tests with 20 meter ama- a.m. to 12:45 p.m. and 1-5:15 p.m. teurs at 1 a.m. and plays phonograph (East and West Africa) records. (Wells-Ala.) TPB-11 on 11885 kcs. from 8:30-11 Cuba p.m. (No. and Cent. America) kcs. from 6-8:15 COCE on 12230 kcs now, and TPB-12 on 11885 COCX is on .11753 kcs. and COCA p.m. (South America) on 9700 kcs. after recent changes. (RX) COHI on 11800 kcs., or somewhere "Paris Mondial" on 9680 kcs. is one close to that frequency, will be a new of the first 100 kw. transmiters to go station in Santa Clara, Cuba using on the air. The signal is excellent. 5000 watts and relaying broadcast They broadcast for South America band CMHI (Hidalgo-Cuba). from 6-7:45 p.m. and then to North Denmark America from 8 p.m. along with TPB- 07F on 9520 kcs. at Skamlebak is 11 and TPA -4. (Skyten-R786, Mass.; a 6000 watt station located 50 miles Jewell-R834, Ala.; and Wells-Ala.) northwest of Copenhagen. They are French Indo China heard with R8 signal from 9:30-11 "Radio Saigon" on 6166 kcs. heard p.m. They sign off with town clock daily at 6 a.m. with news in English striking 5 a.m. Program consists of announced by a lady. The signal is classical music and talks.. Verifies by very strong. white card with Denmark printed in "Radio Saigon" on 11780 kcs. is red. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) heard quite regularly with good sig- Fiji Islands nal from 6:30-6:45 a.m. with program VPD-2 on 9535 kcs. at Suva went in English. Reports sent to "Radio off the air at the beginning of the war Saigon", P. O. Box 412. Saigon. Fr. along with the Australian stations. Indo China. (Skyten-R786, Mass.) VPD-2 is operated by Amalgamated Germany Wireless. (Skyten-R786, Mass.) DXB on 9610 kcs. at Berlin heard Finland daily at 4:15 p.m. with news in Eng - OFD on 9500 kcs. at Lahti is often lish. Also heard in the evening. heard in the afternoon with strong DJ station on 9700 kcs. over-riding XEWW, Mexico signalAnotherheard in the evening near 7 p.m. City until sign off at 5 p.m. to Latin America and on 15190 kcs. at Lahti, broadcasting OIE was using Spanish only. (Podall-R946, with program in English at heard Vt.; Skyten-R786, Mass.; and Wells 4:30 p.m. Station indentification for all stations announced as: "Lahti, -Ala.) Soumi." Other Finnish stations are: Great Britain OFE-11780 kcs., OIH-17800 kcs., GST on 21550 kcs., "T for Trans- OII - 21550 kcs. (Skyten - R786, mitter", at Daventry is heard morn - Mass.; and Jewell-R834, Ala.) ings until noon, along with GSH on France 21470 and GSJ on 21530 kcs. on the Latest official schedule: 13 meter band. (Skyten - R786, TPA -4 on 11718 kcs. from 8:30-11 Mass.) 40 RADEX

GSW on 7230 kés. at Daventry is clock striking the hour. From 6:27- a new BBC station being used lately 6:29 a.m. a series of notes is sounded in the first transmission. (Jewell- on a native flute. At 6:30 an inter- R834, Ala.) val signal consisting of soft -toned Guatemala chimes sounds, then the news in Eng- TGWA on 9685 kcs. broadcasts a lish follows, read by a male announ- special concert dedicated to the peo- cer. Newscast in Hindustani begins ple of the United States and Canada at 6:35 a.m. Music of the typical na- from 10-11:30 p.m. every Monday, ture follows. (Wells-Ala.; Skyten- Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. R786, Mass.) On the first and third Sunday morn- VUM-2 on 4920 kcs., VUB-2 on 4880 ing of each month from 1-3:30 a.m. kcs., and VUC-2 on 4840 kcs. are all a special DX program is conducted heard at 11 a.m., but uninteresting for all listeners. Besides on the except for news. (Roche-South above programs, English announce- Africa) ments are made every day including VUD-4 on 15290 kcs. at Delhi has Sunday from 12:45-1:45 p m., and begun coming in again with weak Sunday only from 7:45-10:30 p.m. signal about R4. Programs from 8- (RX) 10:30 p.m. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) TGWB on 6480 kcs. now, having Ireland from 6490. moved (Jewell-R834, Station" on 17840 kcs. Ala.) "Trish S.W. heard with a signal that compares fa- Honduras vorably with the best of them. They HRN on 5875 kcs. at Tegucigalpa are heard from 5-6 p.m. broadcasting signs off at 11:20 p.m. with Ted Le- news bulletin with a female commen- wis' Goodnight Song. Since IRC's tator. (Horton-Mass.) are not redeemable in Honduras, 10c Italy in coin should be sent when request- Official schedule for all short wave ing a veri from Honduran stations. stations: remains the same as pub- (Wells-Ala.) lished last month except for: Hungary TQA on 14795 kcs. from 4:30-4:55 HAT -4 on 9125 kcs. is now heard a.m. daily. They come on the air using an IQY on 11673 kcs. from 5:20-5:40 identifying chime five minutes before a.m., 1:50-2:30 p.m. the program starts. Daily 7-8 p.m. IRF on 9835 kcs. from 5:20-5:40 and Sat. 6-7 p.m. Announcements in a.m., 12-1 p.m., 1:50-2:30 p.m. and several languages. They have a 6-9 p.m. strong signal. Address: Radiolabor TAC on 6355 kcs. from 3-3:55 p.m. of Royal Hungarian Post, Budapest. (RX) (Jewell-R834, Ala.) 12R0-6 on 15300 kcs. at Rome Iceland heard signing off at 1:32 p.m. with TFJ on 12235 kcs. at Reykjavik is news in English. At 1:37 p.m. it sign- heard on Sundays from 1:40-2:30 p.m. ed on the same frequency with a with weak signal. TFJ uses 7 kw. program fer Spanish listeners. Closed and can be addressed. Iceland State with chimes and playing of the Royal Broadcasting S e r v i e e, Reykjavik. Facist March. (Billingsley-N.C.) They verify promptly by card. Very Japan important that every detail in report Complete Schedule of all stations: be correct. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) JZI on 9535 kcs. from 4:30-5:30 India p.m. (South America) VUD-2 on 9590 kcs. of All India JZJ on 11800 kcs. from 7-9:30 a.m. Radio at Delhi now comes on the (China and So. Seas) and 2-4 p.m. air at 6:30 a.m. with chimes and (Europe). RADEX 41

JZK on 15160 kcs. from midnight Mexico to 1:30 a.m. (Pacific Coast of No. XEXA on 6132 kcs. "Cadena Radio- America and Hawaii), and 7-9:30 difusora Dapp" at Mexico City broad- a.m. (China and So. Seas) and 2-4 casts an English program every Fri- p.m. (Europe). day at 11 p.m. with an R7 signal. JZL on 17785 kcs. from 4:30-5:30 Veri in form of letter signed by Sr, p.m. (So. America) and 8-9 p.m. Jose Rivera. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) (Eastern No. America). (RX) Mozambique JFO on 9636 kcs. is heard with CR7BH on 11718 kcs. and CR7BA good signal from 8:30-9:30 a.m. on 6020 kcs. are heard with good (Roche-South Africa) signal daily from 4:30-7 a.m., but Java they fade out on other transmissions. PLP on 11000 kcs. at Bandoeng is (Roche-South Africa) putting in a good signal reaching its Netherlands best at 7:45 a.m. (Heard till 10:30 PCJ-2 on 15220 kcs. at Huizen was a.m. sign off in South Africa). Other heard Sept. 25 at 3:30-4:30 p.m. in NIROM stations operating in paral- direct contact with RCA in New lel with PLP are: PMN on 10260 York. Announcer Eddie Startz an- kcs., YDB on 9550 kcs., YDC on nounced the special program for 15150 kcs., PMY on 5140 kcs., and WEB. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) a new one at Batavia on 4875 kcs. New Caledonia The latter two stations not reported FK8AA on 6122 kcs. heard at 2:45 heard in Address: The the U.S.A. a.m. asking for reports. India Co., (Horton- Netherlands Broadcasting Mass.) Ltd., Batavia, Java. (Jewell-R834, Norway Ala., Africa) and'Roche-South LLG on 9610 kcs. is being heard Luxembourg with fair signals after 11 p.m. LKC "Radio Luxembourg" on 11782.5 on 9530 kcs. is also heard with about kcs. verified by a letter in 22 days an R6 signal. Reports should be despite the war, enclosing a schedule sent to: "Norsk Rikskringkasting of transmissions. (Skyten - R786, Shortingagaten 28, Oslo. Verification Mass.) by card. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) Madagascar Panama "Madagascar" on 5800 kcs. since HP5K on 6005 kcs. at Colon is be- Sept. 8 and still troubled with a muf- ing heard with fair signal, but is fle. Heard from 10-11 a.m. They usu- badly QRM'd at times. Veri is red, ally operate on two wave lengths, but white, and blue card. Address: "La I have unable to find the other as it Voz de la Victor", Aptdo. 33, Colon. is neither of the two old channels. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) (Roche-South Africa) Paraguay Manchukuo ZP-14 on 11720 kcs. at Villarica MCCY on 11775 kcs. at Shinkyo heard from 8-9 p.m. with R7 signals. testing and asking for reports, heard They verify promptly with a gray at 10:30 a.m. till 11:10 a.m. (Roche- card and blue print. Address: Esta- South Africa) cion ZP-14. Friedmann Hermanos, Mauritius Villarica (Wells-Ala.; and Jewell- New station on 7190 kcs. heard R834, Ala.) from 9:30-10:30 a.m. with weak sig- Philippine Islands nal at beginning and gradually in- KZIB verifies with a carbon copy creasing to an excellent signal at letter signed by A. L. Naftalv *ra- closing I have written for informa- dio, Mgr. The station relays KZTB tion and will forward reply. (Roche on 900 kcs. Transmitter is located at -South Africa) Novaliches, studio is atop the Crystal 42 RADEX

Arcade Bldg. in Manila. Power out- SRP and SBO respectively. (Simpson put is 1 kw. and station changes are -R1253, Mass.) being planned. Plans call for the use Switzerland of another frequency, as yet undeter- HBO on 11402 kcs. was heard on mined Postal Address: I. Beck, Inc., Sunday Sept. 23 with a Swiss musi- P. O. Box 440. Manila. (Wells-Ala.) cal program. Their signal was a good KZRM on 9570 kcs. is heard with R9, from7-7:45 p.m. good signals from 8-10 a.m. (Roche HBL on 9345 kcs. and HBP on -South Africa) 7797 kcs. are broadcasting simultane- Poland ously to North America with strong SPW, SPD, SP19, and SP25, the signals from 7:30-8 p.m. Address: Polish short wave stations went off Radio Nations, 12, Ouai de la Poste, the air soon after the beginning of Geneva. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) the war. (Skyten - R786. Mass.; Turkey Green-R1207. Ohio; Wells-Ala.; TAP on 9460 kcs. in Ankara, Tur- and Jewell-R834, Ala.) key will conduct a special program in Salvador English on October 21st, 1939 in YSM on 11710 kcs. at San Salvador order to commemorate the tenth an- verifies by card of yellow, blue, red, niversary of the founding of the In- and black. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) ternational Short Wave Club of East Spain Liverpool Ohio. The program will "Radio Malaga" on 14440 kcs. at start at 4:15 p.m. and last forty Malaga is still in operation. It is minutes. (1SWC) heard irregularly at 7 p m. with Union of South Africa Spanish music and talks. Uses both ZRK on 6097.5 kcs. at Capetown is male and female announcers. (Wells heard in the late afternoon until 4 -Ala l p.m. when they sign off with clock on 9860 FAO at Madrid heard with striking 11 p m. and playing of "Die R8 signal. Sign off was at 8:45 p.m. Stem Van Suid Afrika" and "God with playing of the National Anthem. Save the King." (Skyten - R786, (Jewell-R834, Ala.) Mass.) Strait Settlements ZRL on 9696 kcs. at Capetown is ZTTP on 9690 kcs. at Singapore is now being heard with their regular being heard early mornings from programs from 11:45 p.m. to 12:50 5:30-6 a.m. with fair signals. QRM a.m. At midnight you hear the town has become rather bad lately. Send clock strike the hour of 7 a.m. The reports to: "Malaya Broadcasting signal is a bugle call followed by Co., T.td., Broadcasting House, Tho- setting up exercise, news, market re- mas Rd., Singapore. Reports are wel- ports and music. Address: P. O. Box comed and a beautiful card is sent for 4559, Johannesburg. (Jewell-R834, verifiaction. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) Ala.) Sweden ZRO on 6140 kcs. and 4820 kcs. at SMSSX on 15155 kcs. at Stockholm Durban is on the former frequency heard best on Sundays from 9 a.m. days and the latter nights. The latter to 5 p.m. frequency is a recent change. (Roche SBP on 11705 kcs. is being heard -South Africa) with a program to North America on U.S.S.R. Weds. and Sat, from 8-9 p.m. with a RAN on 9600 kcs. has been QRM'd good signal. (Jewell-R834, Ala.) very badly for the past few weeks. SBT on 15155 kcs. is heard till 4:15 This QRM has also ruined PCJ and p.m. and SBU on 9535 kcs. from that GSC reception. RAN comes on at time until 5 p.m. Both are new Swe- 4:00 and continues till 9:15 p.m. daily. dish stations working in parallel with RKI on 15080 kcs. is being heard RADEX 43 from 7:30-8 p.m. with an English pro- W9XPD on 6425 kcs. testing. Sta- gram using both male and female an- tion in St. Louis, Mo. and relays nouncers. KSD. They were heard Sept. 23 at RV -96 on 15180 kcs. is also being 11:45 p.m. with R9 signal. (Jewell- heard in parallel with RKI with the R834, Ala.) All reports to Ra- English program. Yugoslavia dio Center. Moscow. Veri cards are all actual photographs. (Jewell- YUC on 9505 kcs. at Belgrade is R834, Ala.) heard daily until 5:30 p.m. with news RNE on 12000 kcs. heard daily in English at 4:15 p.m. Program also from 7-8:50 p.m. with English pro- transmitted over YUA on 6100 kcs. gram to North America. Program Closes with National Anthem. (Sky- also broadcast over RV -96, RKI, and ten-R786, Mass.) RAN. (Skyten-R786, Mass.) YUG on 15240 kcs. of Belgrade is U.S.A. heard daily in parallel with YUA on WBOS on 9570 kcs. is the Boston 6100 kcs. from 7:30-9 p.m. or later. outlet on the shortwaves for the net- Broadcasts alternate nights for North works. (Horton-Mass.) and South America. Official word WCAB (formerly W3XAU and from Belgrade gives the following WCAI) in Philadelphia operates on available channels for Belgrade: 19.96 following schedule: meters, 31.56 meters, 25.56 meters, 15270 kcs. from 1-6 p.m. daily and 49.18 meters. Reports are re- (South America) quested and verified promptly. (Carl and Anne Eder-R184-5, Minn.; and 6060 kcs. from 7:30 p.m. to mid- Skyten-R786, Mass.) night (Europe) (RX) WCBX (formerly W2XE) com- RADEX REPORTERS plete schedule: RL: Your Shortwave Editor, Worcester. 1-6 Mass. 17830 kcs. daily 8:15-10 a.m. and RX: Official News Item p.m., Sat. 8:15-6 p.m. and Sunday 8 R185: Anne Eder, Willmar, Minn. RI85: Anne Eder, Millmar, Minn. a.m. to 6 p.m. (Europe) R519: George Jacobs, Cincinnati, Ohio 15270 kcs. daily 6:30-8:30 p.m. in- R622, La.3: A. V. Deterly, Baton Rouge, La. cluding Sat. and Sun. (So. America). R671: Robert Trubee, Brentwood, N. Y. and R757: Matthew Leshner, Lawrence, Mass. 11830 kcs. daily including Sat. R786: Robert Skyten, E. Brookfield, Mass. Sun. 9-11:30 p.m. (So. America) R834: G. R. Jewell, ir., Montgomery, Ala. R884: F. T. Coradetti, New York, N.Y. 6120 kcs. (October and December) R946: Bertram Podall, Gilman, Vt. or 6170 kcs. (November) from mid- R1109: Joseph Schwartz, Bronx, N.Y. R1207: Bob Green, Dayton, Ohio night to 1 a.m. daily including Sat. RI224: George Hotton, Wilwaukee, Wis. and Sun. (Europe) (RX) R1253: Ralph Simpson, Wollaston, Mass. the call WRCA Haigis Bedrosian, Careyville, Mass. W3XAL now uses Frank Billingsley, Jr., Ellenboro, N.C. and W3XL uses WNBI (Trubee- Renato Brossa, Chieri, Italy (I-1BAG) R671, N. Y.; and Simpson-R1253, Warren Dame, Saxonville, Mass. Frank Gravely, Martinsville, Va. Mass.) R. W. Davis, West Allis, Wis. complete official schedule: J. R. Hahn, Akron, Ohio WPIT Carl Horton, Athol, Mass. 21540 kcs. from 6:30-10 a.m. Enrique Hidalgo, Cienfuegos, Cuba Hubert L. Martz, Hagerstown, Md. (Europe) Albert Pickering, West Medway, Mass. 15210 kcs. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mrs. R. S. Roche, Aliwal North, Sbuth Africa. and So. America) Chester Roman, Chicago, Ill. (Europe Walter V. Scholz, 2nd, Webster Groves, Mo. 11870 kcs. from 3-8 p.m. (Europe Jim Walker, Romney, W. Va. 8 p.m. to mid- Jack Wells, Phenix City, Ala. and So. America) and Bob Wilson, Portland, Me. night . (So. America only) NOTE: If you have a RADEX CLUB in- kcs. 12-1 a.m. (So. Amer- dicia, please use it always when writing. 6140 from Otherwise you may find yourself listed ica (RX). with non-members. The SHORTWAVE STATIONS The shortwave list, arranged by frequencies in kilocycles, gives the schedules of the shortwave broadcasting stations. \\'hen requesting verifications from radio stations, return postage should always be sent. Return postage to foreign countries can be sent in the form of an International Reply Coupon, available at any post office at 9c each. Unused postage stamps from many foreign countries, which can be sent instead of Reply Coupons, are available froto the Return Postage Bureau, 85 Francisco Ave., Rutherford, N. J. Time is Eastern Standard. Subtract 1 hour for Central, 2 hours for Mountain and 3 hours for Pacific.

2320 TGWC Guatemala City, Guat. 1 kw. 4810 YV1RU Maracaibo, Venez. "Radio- See TG\\'A. Sun, 10 :30 am - difnsort Maracaibo,' Luia 5:15 pm; 7 pm -midnight. Mantellini II. Other days, 7 :45-9 am ; 12-45- 4815 HJ2BAB Cucuta, Colombia. 600 w. 3 :45 pm ; 7:30 pm -12 :15 am. Relays HJ2BAC, "La Voz de 2340 HOA Panama City, Panama. "Ron Cucuta." Dailey." Salvador Graziani, 4820 YV3RN Barquisimeto, Venez. "Radio Box 1121. (6-10 pm). Barquisimeto," Amilcar Se- 2437 HRN Tegucigalpa, Ilonduras. 500 gura. w. Noon -I :30 pm; 7-10 :30 4825 HJ5EAD Cali. Colombia. 720 w. "La pm. "La Voz de flnnduras." \'nz del Valle." 3400 YVSRW Caracas, Venez. 'Radio Tur- 4830 YV5RH Caracas, Venez. Relay a merito," Cesar Banuls. Y V 5RG, "Ondas Populares," 3450 YV6RC Barcelona. Venez. Gobierno Gonzalo V e I o z Mancera, Edo Anzoategui. Atildo. 1931. 3480 YV3RF Acarigua, Venez. "La Voz 4835 HJIABE Cartagena, Colombia. 525 w. del Llano," l'ausides Sígala. Relays HJ1AItF, "La Voz 3480 2ZB Wellington, New Zealand. 200 de los Labs. Fuentes," w. At 7 am. Apartado 31. 3488 XZZ Rangoon. Burma. 50 w. W. 4840 VUC2 Calcutta, India. 10 kw. 7:30 J. Byrnes, Burma Independent am. I pm. All -India Radio. Wireless Sub -Division, Strand YV4RX Maracay, Venez. "Radio Rr,ad. (Sun, 8:30-10:30 pm; Maracay." Luis Croquer. Daily 5:30-9 am; 8:20-10:30 4845 HJ3CAD llogota, Columbia. 720 w. pot). "Nueva Granada." 3490 CR7AB Lnurenco Marques, Mozam- 4850 YVIRZ Trujillo, Venez. "R a dio bique. Sun. 5-7 am; 10 am -2 Valera." L. Fehres Jelatnbi. pm; Weekdays, midnight to 1 4860 YV1RL Maracaibo, Venez. 300 w. am; 4:30-6fú30 am; 9:30-11 Relays YV1RK "Radio Popu- am; noon -4 pm. Radio Club lar." sign ofl "National Em- de Mocambique. Box 594. blem March." Jose A. 3500 YV5RV La Guaira, Venez. "Emisora Higuera, Apartado 247. (6.11 Vargas," Gonzalo Veins pm). Mancera. 4865 HJ2BAJ Santa Marta, Colombia. 751 4002 CT2AJ Ponta Delgada, Azores. Wed, w. 10 :30 am -2 pm ; 5-11 pm. Sat, 5-7 pm. "La Voz de Santa Marta." 4107 HCJB2 Quito, Ecuador. 1 kw. 7- 4870 YV2RN San Cristobal, Venez. "La 8:15 am; 11:30 am -2 :30 pm; Voz del Tachira," Jesus Diaz 2:45-10:15 pm. "Broadcasting Gonzaalez. Provincial," Clarence W. 4875 HJ6FAH Armenia, Colombia. 600 w. Jones, Casilla 691. 9 am -2 pm; 6-11 :30 pm. "La 4273 RVIS Khabarovsk, U.S.S.R. 20 kw. Voz de Armenia." 4-10 am. Miss Rowena 4878 ZTD Durban, Union of S. Africa. Meyer, Radio Committee. See "Johannesburg." (11:45 4300 4Zß Dunedin, New Zealand. 30 w. pm -12 :50 am). At 6 am. 4880 VUB2 Bombay, India. 10 kw. 8 4770 YV1RT Maracaibo, Venez. "La Voz am -1 pm. All -India Radio. de la Fe," Pedro A. Ber- YV6RU Ciudad Bolivar, Venez. "Ecos mudez V. del Orinoco," E. Torres Val- 4775 HJGAB Bucaramanga, Colombia. 750 encia. w. ' 6-10:45 pm. "Radio 4885 HJ4DAP Medellin, Colombia. 501 w. Santandar." Relays HJ4DAQ. 9 am -2 4780 YVIRO Trujillo, Venez. "Radio pm; 7 pm -midnight. "Em- Trujillo," Pedro J. Torres. isora Claridad." 4785 HJIABB Barranquilla, Colombia. 600 4890 YVIRX Maracaibo, Venez. "Ondas w. Relays HJ1ABA, "La Voz del Lago," Nicolas Vale de Barranquilla," Apartado Quintero. 715. Interval signal, 3 chimes. 4895 HJ3CAH Bogota, Colombia. 720 w. 4790 YVSRY Caracas, Venez. "La Voz de "La Voz de la Victor." Re- la Esfera," Edmundo Suegart. lays HJ3CAI. Almacenes 4795 HJ3CAF Bogota, Colombia. 750 w. Victor, Aptdo 565. La Voz de Bogota. 4900 YV6RT Ciudad B o l i v a r, Venez. HJ6FAI Ibague, Colombia. 501 w. "Radio Bolivar," Miranda & "Ecos del Combeima." Behrens. 4800 YVIRV Maracaibo, Venez. "Ecos del 4910 YV1RY Coro, Venez. "Radio Coro," del Zulia," Luis Garcia. Roger Leyba. 4805 HJ6FAB Manizales, Colombia. 501 w. 4920 VUM2 Madras, India. 10 kw. 7:30 "Radio Manizales." am -1 pm. All -India Radio. RADEX 45"

I 't5 'kw? YVSRU Caracas, Venez. "Estudios 6000 CXA2 Montevideo, Urug 89i Mario Cia. de Radio Publicidad Universo," Garcia Continental, J. Ci'' Hornet) Arocha. 10 am -10 pm., 4930 YV4RP Valencia, Venez. "R a d i o 1431. Valencia," Luis Croquer. HH2S Port-au-Prince, Haiti: Sbciete 4940 YVSRO Caracas, Venez. "La Voz de Haitienne de Radiodiffusion, Venez." Marquis y Linares. Box 103. (7-10 pm). YV4RO Valencia, Venez. "La Voz de RV59 Moscow, U.S.S.R. 7-.9.115 pm. 4950 XEBT Mexico City, D. F. -500 w. Carabobo," Herman Degwitz. Interval signal, cuckoo calls, 4960 VUD2 Delhi, India. 10 kw. 7:30 and sign off with "Liebes-, am -1 pin. All -India Radio. traume." El Buen Tono, S.' YV5RS Caracas, Venez. "Radio Lib- A.. Apartado 79-44. 11 am -1 ertador," Victor M. Soto. am. 4975 YV1RJ Coro, Venez. "Radio Fal- 6005 CFCX Montreal. P. Q. 75 W. Re- con," J. A. Mendoza. lays CFCF. Canadian , Afar-. coni Co., Ltd., Box 1690.' 4980 YV5RT Caracas, Venez. "Gobierno Sun, 10 am -11:15 pm. Week- Nacional." days 8:45 am-2 am. 4990 YV3RX Barquisimeto, Venez. "La HP5K Colon. Panama. 200 w. Re- Voz de Lara," Arturo Ramos lays HOK, 'La Voz, d La,. Maggi. Victor, Apartado 33: 'Noon -2. 5000 YVSRK Caracas, Venez. Gobierno pm; 6 am -midnight. Nacional. 6007 XYZ Rangoon, Burma. 1500 w. 5010 YVSRM Caracas, Venez. "Radio- Burma Independent Wireless difusora Venez." Degwitz y Sub -Division, W. J Byrnes,, Sibletz. Strand Road. Sun, 8:30=10:30 5020 YV4RQ Puerto Cabello, Venez.' Radio pm; Daily 5:30-9 am; 8:20- Pto. Cabello," Rafael A. 10 :30 pm). Segura. ZRH Pretoria, Union of So. Africa.. 5040 YVSRN Caracas, Venez. Radio Car- 5 kw. See "Johannesburg.' - acas," Almacen Americano. Sat, 9:30 am -4:45 pm; Sun,. 5146 PMY Bandoeng, Java, N. E. I. 1 8:40 am -noon; 12:15-3:15 pm;, kw. Sat, 8 pm -3:30 am. Sun, Other days, 9:30 am -3:30 pm; 5:30 am -noon. Other days, 11 :45 pm -12:50 am. 5:30 am -noon; 7 pm -3 am. 6010 CJCX Sydney, N. S. 1 kw. Relays 5300 ZIK3 Belize, Brit. Honduras. (8 :30- CJCB. Eastern Broadcasters, 8:50 pm). Ltd., Radio Bldg. Sun, noon - 5713 TGS Guatemala City, Guat. 200 1:30 pm; Weekdays 9 am - w. Wed, Thur, Sat, 6-9 pm. 2:30 pm. la Radiotransmisora de Casa PRA8 Recife, Brazil. 5 kw. Presidencial." "A Vox do Norte." Radio 5824 TIGPH San Jose, Costa Rica. 1 kw. Club do Brasil, Avenida Cruz. 'Alma Tica," Gonzalo Pinto Cabuga 394. Time signals at H., Aptdo. 800. (7 pm- Noon and 7 pm Brazil Time. midn't). Sign off with national an- 5875 HRN Tegucigalpa, Honduras. 500 them. 9 am -noon; 1-3 pm; 4- w. "La Voz de Honduras," 9 pm. Mr. Paul Johan. Interval, 6015 HI3U Santiago de los Caballeros, notes from national anthem, D. R. 100 w. "La Voz del and signs off with "Goodnight Comercio," Fernando Bertran, Waltz." 8 pm -midnight. Apartado 23. Sign off- 5880 ZEA Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia. -"Mario la O" on organ ano 325 w. Gen'l. P. 0., Station national anthem. 7 :15-9 am ; Sec'y., Box 792. Sun, 3-5 am. noon -2 pm ; 4 :45-8 pm. 5940 PJC1 Willemstad, Curacao. 150 w. XEWI Mexico City, D. F. 400 w. "Radio Curom," Curacaosche Institution Muncial de la V. Radio Vereeniging, Emmastad, I., Mina 56. Curacao. 7 :45-9 :35 pm. 6020 DJC Berlin. Germany. 50 kw. See' 5945 TG2X Guatemala City, Guat. 200 w. "Berlin." 11 :30 am -4:25 pm.. -"Policia Nacional." Tue, XEUW Veracruz, Ver. C. 20 w. Wed, Fri, 11 am-1 pm. Sat, "El Eco de Sotavento desde 11 am -3 pm. Veracruz," Av. Independencia 98. Veries for 3c USA stamp. 5975 CS2WD Lisbon, Portugal. 250 w. 8 am -midnight. Radio Renascenca, Rua do Capelo 5-2 esq. 6025 HI1J San Pedro de Macorís, D. R.. 100 w. Fausto M. Donastorg, OAX4P Huancayo, Peru. 250 w. Aptdo. 204. "Radio Andina Junin," J. Al- berto Maduana, Cuzco 25. 6030 CFVP Calgary, Alta. 100 w. Voice of the Prairies, Ltd., Toronto 5980 VONG St. John's, Newfoundland. General Trusts Bldg. (Thur, Newfoundland Brdcstg. Corp. 9 am -1 am; Sun, noon-midn't.) Relays VONF. 8:30 am - HPSB Panama City, Panama. 100 12:30 pm; 4:30-9:30 pm. w. Estacion Radiodifusora 5984 HJ4DAG Quibdo, Colombia. 150 w. Miramar de la Radio Panama, "La Voz del Choco. Apartado 910. 5-10 pm. 5995 VUD2 Delhi, India. 10 kw. All - 6035 TI7RVM Las Juntas, C. Rica. 500 w. India Radio. 7:30 am -12:30 "La Voz del Guanacasto," pm. Ruben Venegas M. 46 RADEX

6035 XEQQ Mexico City, D. F. Sign off, pm ; Weekdays, 3 :20-7 :20 Ravel's "Bolero." am; 9-11:45 am; noon -4 pm; 6040 WSLA Boston, Mass. 20 kw. See 11:45 pm -12:50 WSLA. am. 6100 W9XF Chicago, WDJM Miami,, Fla. 5 kw. 10 pm-1 Ill. 10 kw. Relays am. Relays W IOD. Ruth NBC-WENR. Audience Mail Richardson, Isle of Dreams Dept., NBC, Inc., Merchan- Broadcasting Corp. dise Mart. Sat, 1:05-2 am; YDA Tandjong Priok, N.E.I. 10 4-5:30 pm; Sun, 1-5:45 pm; kw. N1ROM. Sign off, Other days, 1:05-2 am; 4-5:45 "End of a Perfect Day." pm. 6042 HJIABG Barranquilla, Colombia. 600 YUA Belgrade, Yugoslavia. 1 kw. w. Relays HJIABH. "Emi- 12:45 am -5 :30 pm. "Radio sora Atlantico," Aptdo. 445 Beograd," Bureau Central de 6044 ZP14 Villarrica, Paraguay. 1 kw. Presse, Poste Emetteur a "Radio Cultura." Ondes Courtes. Announce in 6045 XETW Tampico, Tams. 100 w. Re- Serbian, Italian, English, Ger- lays XEFW, Flores y Mar- man, Turkish. Hungarian, tinez, Francisco 1, Madero Albanian, and Greek. (12:45 204 Ote. Sun, 10 am -4 pm. am -5 :05 pm). Weekdays, 10 am -10 pm. 6105 HI3C La Romana, D. R. 30 w. A. 6053 VK9MI M. V. "Kanimbla." 50 w. Herrero Hernandez. Sign off "God Save the King." 6110 GSL London, Mcflwraith & McEacharn, Gt. Britain. "L for Ltd., Melbourne, Australia. Liberty." See "London." (7:15 am). XEGW Mexico City, D. F. 250 w. 6054 HJ6FAB Pereira, Colombia. 501 w. Jose G. Garza Fox, San Juan "La Voz de Pereira." de Letran 81. -6055 .... Bern, Switzerland. 25 kw. 6116 .... Saigon, Fr. Indo-China. See eBrn." "Radio Saigon." (6 am). 6060 VQ7LO Nairobi, Kenya. Cable & 6120 WCBX New York, N. Y. 10 kw - Wireless, Ltd., Box 777. 11 See "WCBX." (Midnight-2 am -2:30 pm. am). 6060 WCAB Philadelphia, Pa. 10 kw. 6122 HI8T San Cristobal, D. R. 3B w. See "WCAB." (Sun, 6:30-11 Raul Ilenriquez. pm, Tu, F, 6:30-11 pot; 6122 FK8AA Noumea, New Caledonia. Re- Wed, 6:30-8:30 pm). lays FJP. Announces, "Ici WLWO Cincinnati, Ohio. 10 kw. See Noumea," and signs off with "WL 0". Marseillaise. 44 rue de l'Alma. 6065 SBO Stockholm, Sweden. 500 w. Tues, Sat, 2:30-3:30 am. 5:15-5 pm. Telegrafverket HJ3CAX Bogota, Colombia. 750 w. Tjanstebrev 5. Relays HJ3CAZ, La Voz de Colombia, Aptdo 6070 CFRX Toronto, Ont. 1 kw. Sun, 772. 10:30 am -midnight. Week- TGWB Guatemala City, Guat. 1 kw. days 7:30 am -midnight. Re- Sun, 10:30 am -5:15 pm; lays CFRB. Rogers Radio 7 pm -midnight. Weekdays, Broadcasting Co., 622 Fleet 7:45-9 am; 12:45-3:45 pm; St. 7:30 pm -12:15 pm. See 6079 DJM Berlin, Germany. 50 kw. See TGWA. Berlin." 6130 CHNX Halifax, N. S. 500 w. Sat, 6080 CKFX Vancouver, B. C. 10 w. Re- 8 am-11:30 pm; Sun, noon- lays CKFC Standard Brdcstg. 11 :15 pm ; other days, 7 am- Sys., 1504 Sun Bldg. 2 pm - 11:15 pm. Maritime Broad- midnight. casting Co., Lord Nelson HPSF Colon, Panama. Hotel WCBI Chicago, 111. 500 w. See COCD Havana, Cuba. 250 w. Re- "WCB1". lays CM CD. "La Voz del 6082 OAX4Z Lima, Peru. 10 kw. Radio Aire," S. A., Sr. J. Benitez, Nacional." Relays OAX4A, Aptdo. 2294. Av. Petit Thouars 447. LKJ Oslo, Norway, 5 kw. See 6090 ZNS Nassau, Bahamas. Superin- "Oslo." tendent of Telegraphs, Box 48 6132 VP3BG Georgetown, British Guiana. (No postage required for XEXA Mexico City, D, F. 100 w. verges). Depto. de Publicidad y 6097% ZRJ Johannesburg, Union of So. Propaganda, Sr. Jose Rivera. Africa. 200 w. See "Johan- nesburg." Sat, midnight to 6137 OR7AA Lourenco Marques, Port. East Africa. Radio Club de 12:50 am; 3:15-7 am; 8:30- Mocambique, 11 :30 am ; Sun, 3 :30-4 :30 am Caixo Postal 594. Sun, 5-7 10 (or 4-5 am) ; am; am-2 5:30-7 am; 8:40- pm; Weekdays, 11 :30 am ; Other days, 3:15-7 midnight -1 am; 9 am -1:30 pm; 11:45 am; 4:30-6:30 am; 9:30-11 pm -12 :50 am. am; noon-4 pm. 6140 KZRM Manila, Philippines. ZRK l,apetown, ' Union of So. Africa. 5 kw. See "Johan- WP1T Pittsburgh, Pa. 40 kw. See nesburg." Sun, 3 :30-4 :30 "W PIT." (II am -noon). am (or 4-5 am); 5:30-7 am; 6145 HJ4DAE Medellin, Colombia. 700 w. 9 am -11:45 am; noon -3:20 "La Voz de la Antfoquia." RADEX 47

Peru. 400 w. Relays 6147í/Z ZRD Durban, Union of So. Africa. 6295 OAX4G Lima 200 w. See "Johannesburg." OAX4B, "Radio Grellaud." Roberto Grellaud y Cia., Sea Sat, 3:30-7:30 am; 9-11 :15 Ahencay 915.23 (7-9:30 pm). 5:30-1 am; 9-11 :16 am; Sun, 6312 ZP14 Villarica, Paraguay, 1 kw. am; Weekdays, 11:45 pm - "Radio Cultura." 12:50 am. 6316 HI1Z Trujillo, D. R. 100 w. Re- 6150 CJRO Winnipeg, Man. 2 kw. James lays HIZ. Frank Hatton. Richardson & Sons, Ltd., 157 Alexandra Hotel. 6330 COCW Havana, Cuba. 7 am -midnight. Royal Relays C11\V. "La Voz de 6150 TIEMC San Jose, C. Rica. 250 w. las Antillas," Apartado 130. "Radio El Mundo," Rafael 6335 OAX1A Chiclayo, Peru. 200 w. "La Hine Ch. Voz de Chiclayo." Elias 6165 TILS San Jose, Costa Rica. 2 kw. Aguirre 171, Casilla 9. Sign, "Para Ti," Luis Saenz Mata, off, "Good Night Waltz." Aptdo. 3. (Sat, 10 pm -midnight; Other 6165 ... , Bern, Switzerland. 25 kw. days. 8.11 pm). See "Bern." 6340 HI1X Trujillo, D. R. 900 w. Re- X. J. R. Saladin. 6170 HI4V San Francisco de Macoris, D. lays III R. 100 w. Luis R. Betances (Tues, Fri, 8-10 pm). R. 6351 HRP1 San Pedro aula, Honduras. pm -12:30 am. 6174 XEXA Mexico City, D. F. Relays 100 w. 12:30 X EX M, Departamento Auto- "El Eco de Honduras." nomo de Prensa Publicidad 6355 IAC Rome, Italy. See "Rome." (DAPP). Siga off, "March (3-3 :35 pm). of the Toys." 8:30 am -mid- 6380 ZIZ Basseterre, St. Kitts. (Re- night. ported on 6384). Daily 4-5 6182 HIlA Santiago de los Caballeros, pm ; Wed, 7-7 :30 pm. D. R. 75 w. "La Voz del 6383 HI9B Santiago, D. R. 200 w. Yaque," Rafael Western. Jacinto L. Sanchez, Aptdo. 95. (Weekdays, 8-10 pm). 6420 HI1S Santiago de los Caballeros, 6190 HVJ Vatican City. 15 kw. Mon, D. R. 200 w. "La Voz de Thur, Sat, 2-3 30 pm; Tues, La Hispaniola." Generoso Fri. 2-3 pm ; Wed, 2-2 :30 pm ; Sarnelli. (6-11 pm). 3-3 :3n pm. See HVJ. TGQA Quezaltenango, Guat. 200 w. Relays TGQ, "l.a Voz de 6190 KGEI San Francisco, Calif. 20 kw. Quezaltenango," Di recto r See "KGEL" General of Electrical Com- 6190 TG2 Guatemala City, Guat. 200 munications. (Sat, 10 pm -1 w. "Radio Morse." Director am ; Sun, 1-3 pm ; Other days, General of Eectrical Com- 9-11 pm). munications. (Sat, 7:30.9 6480 HILL Santiago, D. R. 100 w. am; 6 pm -1 am- Sun, 7:30-11 "Emisora Nacional," Maria J. am ; 3-8 pm ; Other days, 7 :30- Tavarez, Calle Pres. Trujillo 9 am; 6.11 pm). 97. (6:30-8 am; 5:30-7 pm; WGEO Schenectady, N. Y. 40 kw. 8-9:45 pin). See "WGEA." 6425 W2XGB Hicksville, N. Y. 10 kw. Athlone, Ireland. Press Wireless, Inc. 6200 COKG Santiago de Cuba. 1200 w. 6490 TGWB Guatemala City, Guat. 1 kw. Relays CM KG. "Ask For (Reported on 6495). See Bacardi." Sr es. Grau y TGWA. Caminero, Aptdo. 137. Daily 6500 HIL Trujillo, D. R. 60 w. J. C. exc. Sat, 9 am -11 pm. Teixido, Aptdo. 623. XEXS Mexico City, D. F. 100 w. 6550 TIRCC San Jose, C. Rica. 500 w. Departamento de Salubridad Accion Catolica, Prbo. Carlos. Publica. Borge, Aptdo. 1064. ZGE Kuala Lampur, F.M.S. Insti- 6565 HI5P Puerto Plata, D. R. 30 w. tute of Medical Research. J. M. Modesto. Sun, Tue, Fri, 6:40-8:40 am. 6590 CO CU Havana, Cuba. Jorge Garcia S a i p o n, F,r Indo-China. Serra, Estrada aPlma 25, "Radio Boy -Landry," Etablis- Vibora. (Sun, 6:55 am -mid- sements Boy -Landry. 5 :30-9 night; Weekdays, 6:55 am -1 am. 6600 HI6P Trujillo, D. R. 100 w. 6235 IIRD2 La Ceiba, Honduras. 250 w. Emilio Garden, Jr. 8-11 pm. "La Voz de Atlan- 6622 PRADO Rio Bamba, Ecuador. Fabrica tida." de Tejidos de "El Prado," 6243 HIIN Trujillo, D. R. 700 w. Week- Aptdo. 98. (Thur, 9-11 pm). dys, noon-2 :30 pm; 5:45-10 6630 HIT Trujillo, D. R. 100 w. "La pm. Sign off national an- Voz de La RCA -Victor," F. them. Relays HIN. J. M. A. Sanabia, Aptdo. 1105. Bonetti Burgos. Interval, bells; sign off, na- 6280 HI1G Trujillo, D. R. 200 w. Re- tional anthem. (Sun, 10:45 lays HIG. Andres Cordero pm-12 :45 am ; Weekdays, Puello. 5:45-8:45 pm). 6282 COHB Sancti -Spiritus, Cuba 150 w. 6638 HC2RL Guayaquil, Ecuador. 200 w-' Relays CMHB, V. E. Wiess "Quinta Piedad," Dr. Roberto y O. Ramirez, Calle Inde- Levi, Casilla 759. Interval, pendencia 33. 9-11 pm. "Hello, America," sign off, 48 RADEX

national anthem. (Sun, 5:30- Cie., Finlay #3. 7:30 pm Tues, 9-11 pm). 8700 COCO Havana, Cuba. 1 kw. Re- 6660 HI6Y Trujillo D. R. 30 w. Al- lays CM (K, Luis Casas fonso duervo. Romero, Aptdo 98. 6675 HBQ Geneva, Switzerland. "Radio 8820 HCJB Quito, Ecuador. I kw. "La Nations." (Sun, 1 :45-2 :45 Voz de los Andes," Clarence Pm). 8830 COCQ Havana, Cuba. 1 kw. Re- 6690 i,roken Australia. VK8SK Hill, At lays CM Q. "De La - 2:30 am. RCA Australian Aerial Victor." Calle 25 No. 225. Medical Service. (Reported on 8850). 6700 TIEP San Jose, C. Rica. 1 kw. "La Voz del Tropico." 9030 COBZ Ilavana, Cuba. 250 w. Re Eduardo Pinto H., Aptdo. lays CM BZ, "Radio Salas," 257. (4-11 pm). .Aptdo. 866. Opens, nighting- 6710 PMH Bandoeng. Java, N.E.T. 1500 w. ales and canaries; interval, 4 6780 HIH San Pedro de Mao-iris, D. R. chimes; closes, national an- 250 w. "La Voz de Hig- them. (6:45 am -1 am). uamo." Domingo Dominguez. 9100 COBX Havana, Cuba. Relays 6800 P7-H Paramaribo, Surinam. CMBX. Alberto Alvarez, San 6960 2ZB Wellington, New Zealand. Miguel 194. 200 w. 9125 HAT4 Budapest, Hungary. 20 kw. 7000 to 7300 Amateurs. Sun, Wed, 7-8 pm; Sat. 6-7 7006 FETI Valladolid, Spain. 7 :30 am - pm. Radiolabor, Kiserleti 5 :30 pm. Allomasa, Gyali-ut 22, Buda- 7010 XPSA Kweiyang, China. 10 kw. pest I X. (Reported on 6970 and 7140). 9125 HC2CW Guayaquil, Ecuador. "Ondas 5:30-10:55 am). del Pacifico," Aptdo 1166. 7088 PI1J Dortrecht, Netherlands. 50 w. 9163 HC1GQ Quito, Ecuador. "Radiodi- Technical College. (Sat, 10 fusora Nariz del Diablo." am -12:50 pm). Sign off, "Blue Danube 7090 FOBAA Papeete, Tahiti. Radio Club Waltz." Guayaquil & Quito Oceanien. (Tues, Fri, 11 pm- R. R. Co., Aptdo. 159. (8:30- midnight). 11 pm). 7100 EA9BJ Spanish Morocco. 9234 ,,., Bncuresti, Romania. 2 kw. 7177 CR6AA Lobito, Angola. (Wed, Sat, "Radio Experimental.' Socie- 2.45-4:30 pm). tatea Romana de Radiodifu- 7200 EA8AE Las Palmas. Canaries. (Re- zinne, Str. Gral. Berthelot 60. ported on 7150). 9290 HI2G Trujillo, D. R. 200 w. Re- 7220 12R011 Rome. Italy. 100 kw. See lays HI G. Andres Cordero "2R0." Fuello. 9295 XTC Shanghai, 7222 YV9AB In Venezuela on Guiana- China. (8-9 am). Brazil Border. Expedition 9350 HS8PJ Bangkok, Thailand (formerly "Siam"). Post and Telegraph Tecnico de Mineria y Geo- Dept. logia. Ministerio de Fomento, Caracas. Fort de France, Martinique, 7260 "Radio Fort de France." FETB Spanish Morocco. (5-7 pm). 9363 7270 EA8AS Teneriff, Canaries. Relays COBC Ilavana, Cuba. Relays EAJ43. (Wed, 4-5 pm). CMBC, "El Progreso 7300 Port Papula. Re- Cuhann," Aptdo 132 (6:55 VIG Moresby am lays 4 pm. A call sign, not -midnight). (Reported on time. 10000). 9400 Saigon. Fr. Indo-China. 7310 .... Madrid, Spain. "Radio Na- -.., 10 cional." w. "Rad \f l- Ro 7380 XECR 20 (\Weekdays,io 7-8:.30icheam).bert," Mexico City, D. F. kw. 9415 PJC2 Secretaria de Relaciones Ex- Willemstad, Curacao. "Radio teriores. (Sun, 6-8 pm). Curom." Emrnastad. 7435 FG8AH Pointe-a-Pitre, 9415 PLV Bandoeng, Java. N.E.I. 80 Guadeloupe. kw. "Radio Guadeloupe," Box 125. Governments Radio- (6-7:30 pm). Dienst. 9437 7500 EAJ43 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, COCH Havana, Cuba. 5 kw. Cadena Azul de Radio. Prado 63. Canaries. Relays "Radio Na- (Sun, tional of Burgos. (8-9 am). 8 am -10 pm; other days, 8 am -midnight). 7510 JVP Tokyo, japan. 50 kw. See 9465 TAP Ankara. Turkey. 2n kw. 11 :30 "Tokyo" at end of list. am -5 pm. 7797 HBP Geneva, Switzerland. "Radio See "Ankara." 9490 KZIB Manila, P. 1. 1. Beck, Inc., Nations." (Sat, 5 :30-6 :30 Box 440. (Sat through Pm). Thurs. 8:30 pm -2:45 am). 7894 YSD San Salvador. Relays YSS, 9500 OFD Lahti. Finland. 1 kw. See "Alma Cuscatleca." Director "Lahti." (Weekdays, 5.6:30 General de Telegrafos. Tele - am; 10 am -5 pm.) fonos, y Radio Nacionales, 8650 HJ4DAU Medellin, Colombia. 250 w. 9500 PRF5 Rio de Janeiro, D. F., Universidad Antioquia. Brazil. 12 kw. "A Vox do Brasil." Cia. Radio Truer - 8664 COJK Camaguey, Cuba. 1 kw. nacional do Brasil. Marapicu, 11:30 am -12:30 pm; 8-10 D. F. (4:45-5:45 pm). pm. (Reported on 8660 and XEWW Mexico City. D. F. IO kw. 8680) Relays CMJK, "Radio 8:55 am -midnight. "La Vnz Zenith," Jones Castillon y de la America Latina desde RADEX 49

Mexico." Aptdo. 2516. Re- 9562 OAX4T Lima, Peru. 10 kw. "Radio lays NEW. Cadena Radio- Nacional." Relays OA\4A. difusora M exicana.. (Reported on 9560). Peru- XGOY Lungtso, China. vian Gov't., Av. Petit Thouars 9510 (.\A8 Colonia, Uruguay. 2500 w. 447. (7-8 am; 11:30 am -1 :30 Relays LR3. "Real de San pm). Carlos. (6 am -10 pm). 9570 WBOS Springfield, Mass. 10 kw. 9510 GSB London, Gt. Britain. 20 kw. Re m y s NltC\\'B7.-\\'BZ.A. "B for Broadcasting." See Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. "London." (1 :30-3 :50 am ; Cs 6 :20-9 :15 pm : 9 :40-11 :30 pm). WPIT Pittsburgh, Pa. 40 kw. See HS8PJ Bangkok, Thailand (formerly "Siam"). Opening and in- 9580 GSC London, Gt. Britain. 20 kw. for See terval signals, 3 ascending "C Corporation." chimes. Post and Telegraph "London." (1 :30.4 pm. ; 4 :20- Dept.. Col. Phra Aram. 6 pm; 6:25-9:20 pm; 9:40- VK3ME Melbnurne. Australia. 5 kw. 11 :30 pm). Weekdays. 4-7 am. Amalgam- VLR Melbourne, Vic., Australia. ated 1\ fireless. (A/sia), Ltd., 21100 w. 3:15-9:45 am. 'sa 167 King St. VI.R. 9520 OZF Copenhagen, Denmark. 6 kw. 9585 KZEH Manila, Philippines. Box 119. 2-6 int j 10- I I pm. Stats- 9590 HPSJ Panama City, Panama. 1 kw. radinfnmcn, Fleibergsgade 7. ( Reported on 9610). 6:30-11 XF.DQ Guadalajara, Jal. 100 w. pm. "La Voz de Panama.' "Hablando a los Continentes Apartado 867. desde Guadalajara." Relays PCJ Iluizen. Netherlands. 60 kw. X ED, Aptdn. 197. Interval, See "Hilversum." (Sun, 1 :40- 4 chimes: sign off, "Jarabe 3 pm : 7 :15.9 :50 pm ; Tu, Tapatin." 1 :45-3:30 pm; 7-10:15 pm; W, 9523 ZRG Pretoria. Union of So. Africa. 7:15-8:40 pm: F, 8-9 pin). 5 kw. See "Johannesburg." VK2ME Sydney, Australia. 20 kw. (Sat. 5-7 am : 9 :30 am -4 :45 Sun. 1-3 ato; S -I1 am. Sig- pm : 11 :45 pm -12 :50 am : Son. natiire, laughing notes of 5 :30-7 am : 8 :30 am -none ; kookaburra. Amalgamated 12 :15-3 :15 pm : Other days, Wireless. (A/sia), I.td., 47 5-7 am: 9:30 am -3:30 pm; York St. (Sun, midn't-2 am; 11 :45 pm -12:50 arti). 4 :30-R :30 am ; l 1 :30 am -1 :30 9524 .... Luxembourg, "Radin Luxem- pm). bourg." (I 1 am -1 pm). VK6ME Perth, Australia. 5 kw. Week- 9525 ZBW3 Hong Kong. 2500 w. Hong days. 6-8 ant Amalgamated K,a Broadcasting Commit- Wireless. (A/sia), Ltd. tee, Box 200. VUD2 Delhi, India 10 kw. 2-4:15 9530 KGEI San Francisco. Calif. 20 kw. am; R am. 1 pm. In pm -mid- See 'KGET." (3-9 am). night. All -India Radio. 9530 1.KC Oslo, Norway. 5 kw. See VUD3 Delhi. India. 5 kw. 8 am -1 "nctn pm All. India Radio. VUC2 Calcutta. India. 10 kw. 2:30- 9590 WCAB Philadelphia. Pa. 10 kw. See 4 3n sm. All -India Radin. \VGEO Schenectady. 40 "\\'CAB." (M. Th. Sat, 6:30 N. Y. kw. pm -2 am; Wed. -2 See \\'GF.A." 9 pm app). WL\VO Cincinnati. Ohio. 10 kw. See 9535 JZI Tokyo. Japan. 2n kw. See "Tokyo. ' (4 :40-5 :30 pm). 9595 HBL Geneva. Switzerland. 20 kw. Bern. Switzerland. 25 kw. "Radin Nations." See "Bern." 9600 9536 VPD2 Suva. Fiii. 2 kw. Amal- XEYU Mexico City. D. F. (9-11 pm). gamated Wireless, (A/sia), 9606 ZRL Capetown. Union of So. Africa. l.td. (5:30-7 am). 5 kw. See"Johannesburg." (Sun. 3:30-4:30 am (nr 4-5 9540 DIN Berlin. Germany. 50 kw. am). 5:30-7 ato: 9-11 :45 am: (12:05-2:30 ant : 4:50-10:50 noon -3 pm: \\'eekdays, pm). See "Berlin" at end of 3:20- list. 7:20 am: 9-11:45 am: noon-4 pm; 11:45 pm-I2:5n pm). 9544 HH2S Port -an -Prince. Haiti. So- 9615 ciete 1-1aitienne de Radio- TIPG San Jose. C. Rica. 2 kw. diffusion. Boite Postal 103. "La Vnz de la Victor," Claudia Martinez. (Reported 9550 HVJ Vatican City. 15 kw. Wed, on 9610). (7 am-11:30 pm; 2 :30.3 pm : Sun, 5-5 :30 am. English hour Wed, Sat, 9-10 See Fl VT pm). TPB11 Paris. France. 25 kw 11:15 pm -6 pm. See "Paris" at end 9616 HJIABP Cartagena, Colombia. 608 w. of list. 4 :311-1 S :30 pm. "Radio Car- VU112 Bombay, India. 10 kw. 12:30- tagena." Amado 37. 9620 HAD Budapest. Hungary. (6.9 4 am . 5-7 3n ant: 10-11 pm. pm). All India Radio. 9630 11J7GAD Bucaramanga, Colombia. 650 WGEA Schenectady N. Y. 25 kw. w. Relays IItJ7GAE. "Radio See "WGEA." Bucaramanga. 9560 DJA Berlin, Germany. 50 kw, 12R03 Rome. Italy. 100 kw- See See "Berlin." (6 :30-10 :30 9635 12R03 Rome, Italy. 100 kw. See pm). 1:01-2:55 pm; 5:30-9 pm). 50 RADEX

9645 HH3W Port-au-Prince, Haiti. 30 w. 11650 COCX Havana, Cuba. 1 kw. (Re- 1-2 and 7-8 pm. C. Ricardo ported on 11740). Sun, 6-9' Widmaier, Box A-117. pm ; Weekdays, 8 am -midnight. Relays CM X, "Casa 9645 JLT2 Tokyo, Japan. See "Tokyo." Lavin," Box 32, (8-8 :30 pm). 11660 JVL Tokyo, Japan. 9650 IABA Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. 1 kw. 11673 IQY Rome, Italy. See "Rome." E. 1. A. R. (Sun, 3:30.3:55 (5 :20-5 :40 am ; 12 :07-12 :56 am). pm; 1:50-2:30 pm). 9650 WCBX New York, N. Y. 10 kw. 11700 HPSA Panama City. 300 w. Sun, 9 See "WCBX." (10 :30.11 :30 am -1 pm; 6-10 pm. Week- pm). days, 11:45 am -1 pm; 6.10 Angola. pm. "Radio Teatro Estrella 9660 CR6AA Lobito, de Panama." Sign off with HVJ Vatican City. 15 kw. Wed, "Anvil Chorus." Radio Tea- 2 :30-3 pm; Sun, 5-5 :30 am. tro, Aptdo. 954. See HVJ. 11705 JLG3 Tokyo, Japan. See "Tokyo." 9670 I2RO9 Rome, Italy. 100 kw. See (8.8:30 pm). "Rome." (12 :40-5 :30 pm; 6- 6:30 pm). 11705 SBP Stockholm. Sweden. 500 w. ; Sun, 1 :15-4 :15 pm Wed, Sat, 10 - 9675 DJX Berlin, Germany. :35 am 8-9 pm ; Daily 1-4:15 pm. 4:25 pm. See "Berlin" at end Telegraiverket Tianstehrev 5. of list. 11718 CR7BH Lourenco Marques, Port. E. 9685 TGWA Guatemala City. Guat. 10 Agrica. 200 w. Radio Club kw. See "TGWA." (Sun, 7 de Mocambique, Caixa 594. pm -midnight : Weekdays, 7 :30 (Sun, 5-7 am; 10 am -12 pm; pm -12:15 am). Weekdays, midn't-1 am; 4:30- 9690 HMI' Baghdad, Iraq. Qasr-El- 6:30 am; 9:30-11 am; noon-4 Lahoor Brdcstg. Station. (3 pm). pm). 11718 TPB6 Paris, France. 7-9:15 pm. 9692 TI4NRH Heredia, Costa Rica. 750 w. See "Paris.' Sun, 7-8 atn; Tu, Th, Sat, TPA4 Paris, France. 7-9:15 pm; 9-10 pm. Amando Cespedes pm -midnight. See "Paris." 40. 9:30 Marin, Apartado 11720 CJRX Winnipeg, Man. 2 kw. James 9700 "Radio Martinique," Fort de Richardson & Sons, 157 Royal France, Alartiuinue 1500 w. Alexandra Hotel. 1 :15-2 :45 pm ; 6-10 pm. Sign 11721 ZP14 Villarrica, Paraguay. "Radio off with Marseillaise. Poste Cultura." (7 :07-9 :07 pm). Seri. Boite 136. 11730 PHI Huizen Netherlands. 23.6 kw. 9730 CB970 Valparaiso, Chile. (Reported See Hilversum. on 9710). 6:30-11 pm. WSLA Boston, Mass. 20 kw. See 9755 ZRO Durban, Union of So. Africa. "WSLA." 200 w. See "Johannesburg." 11730 WSLR Boston, Mass. 20 kw. See (Sat, 3:30-7:30 am; 9-11:15 "WSLA." am; 11 :20 am -4 pm; Sun, 11735 LKQ Oslo, Norway. 5 kw. See 5:30-7 am; 9-11 :15 am; 11:20 "Oslo." (11 am -2 pm). am -3 :20 pm; Other days, 11740 HVJ Vatican City. 15 kw. Tues, 3:30-7:30 am; 9-11 :15 am; 8:30-9 am. See HVJ. 11 :20 am -3 :45 pm). 11750 GSD London, Gt. Britain. 20 kw. 9835 IRF Rome, Italy. 20 kw. See "D For Daventry." See "Rome." (5:20-5:40 ant; "London." (1 :30-3 :50 am ; noon -12 :25 pm ; 12 :40-1 pm; 12:35-4 pm; 4:20-6 pm; 1 :50-2 :30 pm ; 6-9 pm). 6 :20-9 :15 pm ; 9 :40-11 :30 pm). 9860 EAQ Madrid, Spain. 11760 TGWA Guatemala City, Guat. 10 kw. 9925 JDY Dairen, Kwantung. 10 kw. Sun, 12:45-5:15 pm; Week- 7-8 am. Manchuria Tele- days, 12:45-1:45 pm. See phone and Telegraph Co. TGWA. 9985 COCM Havana, Cuba. 1 kw. Relays 11770 DJD Berlin, Germany. 50 kw. CMCM, "Trans Radio Colum- 11:30 am -4 :30 pm; 4:50-10:50 bia," 23 No. 1113, Vedado. pm. See "Berlin." 10220 PSII Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 12 11770 MTCY Hsingking. Manchukuo. kw. Relays PRF4; signs off 11780 HP5G Panama City, Pan. 750 w. with Brazilian National Hymn. "Ron Dailey." Opens, closes, Cia. Radio Internacional do with Prelude from "Traviata." Brasil, Caixa Postal 709. Salvador Graziani, Box 1121. (Weekdays, 6-7 pm; M, 8-8 :30 (6-10 pm). pm ; F, 7-7:30 pm). 11780 .... S a i go n, Fr. Indo-China. 10330 ORK Brussels, Belgium. 11 kw. "Radio Saigon." (6 am). 1:30-3 pm. 11790 WSLA Boston, Mass. 20 kw. See 10660 JVN Tokyo, Japan. "WSLA." 10740 JVM Tokyo, Japan. 11800 JZJ Tokyo, Japan. 50 kw. See 11402 HBO Geneva, Switzerland. "Radio "Tokyo." (7-9 :30 am; 2 :30- Nations." Sun, 7-7 :45 pm. 4 pm). RADEX 51

11801 DJZ Vienna, Germany. 50 kw. See 15120 HVJ Vatican City. 15 kw. Tues, "Berlin." (4 :50.10 :50 pm). 10:30-11 am; Sun, 1-1:30 pm. 11810 I2RO4 Rome, Italy. 100 kw. See See HVJ. "Rome." (4 :30-4 :55 am; 5- 15130 TPB11 Paris, France. 25 kw. 2-5 7:25 am; 7 :30-8-:45 am; 10 am. See "Paris." am -3 pm; 6-9 pm). WSLA Boston, Mass. 20 kw. See 11820 GSN London, Gt. Britain. "WSLA." 15130 Mass. 20 11830 WCBI Chicago, Ill. 500 w. See WSLR Boston, kw. See "W CI3I." "WSLA." 15140 GSF London, Gt. Britain. 15 kw. 11830 WCBX New York, N. Y. 10 kw. See "WCBX." (Sun, 3-6 "F For Fortune." See "Lon- pm; Daily exc. Sun, 4-6 pm; don." (5:45-8:50 am; 9 am- Daily 6:30-10 pm). noon; 4:20-6 pm; 6:20-9:15 Pm). 11840 OLR4A Prague, Bohemia. 35 kw. "Radio Podebrady." (M, Tu, 15160 JZK Tokyo, Japan. 50 kw. See W, Th, F, 8-10:30 am; Sun, "Tokyo." (Midnight -1 :30 am; 7:15-9:55 pm). 7.9:30 am; 2:30-4 pm). 11850 HAD Budapest, Hungary. (2-6 pm). VUD3 Delhi, India. 5 kw. 2-4:15 11870 V UM2 Madras, India 10 kw. 4-4 :30 am; 10 pm -midnight. All - am. All -India Radio. India Radio. 11870 WPIT Pittsburgh, Pa. 40 kw. See XEWW Mexico City, D. F. 10 kw. "WPIT." (2-11 pm). "La Voz de la America Latina 11880 VLR3 Melbourne, Australia. 1-3 am. desde Mexico," Aptdo. 2516. See VLR. 15170 LKV Oslo, Norway. 5 kw. See 11885 TPA3 Paris, France. 25 kw. 2-5 Oslo. am ; 11 :15 am -6 pm. See 15170 TGWA Guatemdla City, Guat. 10 kw. "Paris." See "TGWA." (Sun, 12:01- 25 kw. TPB7 Paris, France. 9:30 1 am; 10:30 am -5:15 pm: pm -midnight. See "Paris." Weekdays, 7:45-9 am; 12:45- 11900 í2R013 Rome, Italy. 100 kw. See 3:45 pm). 2R0. 15180 GSO London, Gt. Britain. "O For 11900 XGOY Chungking, China. Central Ocean." See "London." Brdcstg. Station. (5 :30-10 :30 (4:20-6 pm; 6:25-9:20 pm). am ; 11-11:30 am ; 4-6 :30 pm). 15195 TAQ 11900 XMHA Shanghai, China. 445 Race- Ankara, Turkey. 20 kw. course Road. (Reported on Turkish Brdcstg. System. 11840 and 11857) (6 am). Daily 5:30-7 am. 15200 11900 .. Hanoi, Fr. Indo-China. "Radio DJB Berlin, Germany. 8 kw. See Hanoi II." 20 rue de la "Berlin." (5-11 am; 4:50- 10:50 pm; Sun, 11:10 am - Pepiniere. (Sat, 8:30-10:30 12:25 pm). pm ; Sun, 12 :01-9 :30 am ; Other days, 12:01.2:30 am; 15210 WPIT Pittsburgh, Pa. 40 kw. See 6.9:30 am). "WPIT." (9 am -2 pm). 15220 PCJ2 Hilversum, Netherlands. 60 11930 PPH Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. (5:30 kw. See "Hilversum." (Sun, am). 7:40-9:05 am; M, Th, 7:40-9 11960 HI2X Trujillo, D. R. 900 w. Re- am; Tu, 1-2:30 am; W, 9:30- lays HI X. J. R. Saladin, 11:30 am; Tu, W, F, Sat, Gobierno Dominicano. (Sun, 7:40-8:45 am). 7:40-10:40 am). 15240 CR7BD Lourenco Marques, Mozam- 12230 COCE Havana, Cuba. "La Voz del bique. Radio Club de Mocam- Transporte," Prado 18. (8 bique, Box 594. (Sun, 5-7 am-midn't.) am; 10 am -2 pm; Other days, 13235 TFJ Reykjavik, Iceland. 7500 w. midn't-1 am; 4:30-6:30 am; Sun, 1:45-2:30 pm Icelandic 9:30-11 am; noon -4 pm). State Broadcasting Service, 15243 TPA2 Paris, France. 25 kw. 6-11 Box 547. am. See "Paris." 19460 HCJB Quito, Ecuador. (Reported 15260 GSI London, Gt. Britain. "I For on 12450). Clarence W. Jones, Island." See "London." Casilla 691. (Daily exc. (1 :30 am-3 :50 am ; 12 :25-4 Mon, 10.11 pm). pm). 13900 YN3DG Leon, Nicaragua. (Verifies 15270 WCBX New York, N. Y. 10 kw. for 10c). (Sat, Sun, 10 pm). See "WCBX." ' (Sun, 1-2:30 pm; Other days, 1-3 :30 pm). 14125 YV9AB In Venezuela on Guiana - 15280 DJQ Berlin, Germany. 50 kw. Brazil Border. Expedition de Daily, 12:05-11 am; 4:50- la Gran Sabana, Ministerio de 10:50 Fomento, Caracas. pm. See "Berlin." 15280 HI3X Trujillo, D. R. 900 w. (Re- 14795 IQA Rome, Italy. See "Rome." ported on 17400). Relays (4:30.4:55 am). II IX. Secretaria de Comuni- 14935 PSE Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. W, 4- caciones y Obras Publicas. 4:10 pm; Th, Sat, 3-3:30 (Tu, F, 8:10-10:10 pm; Sun, pm). 7:40-9:40 pm). 15110 DJL Berlin, Germany. 50 kw. LRU Buenos Aires, Argentina. 5 12 :05-2 am ; 8-9 am ; 10:35 kw. 8 am -1 am. "Radio El am-4 :25 pm. See "Berlin." Mundo," Calle Maipu 555. 52 RADEX

100 w. 15300 I2R06 Rome, Italy. 100 kw. See 26050 W9XH South Bend, Ind. "Rome." (4:10-4:55 am; 10 South Bend Tribune. (Week- am -12:06 pm; 1:40-2:30 pm; days, 1:30.5:30 pm). 26300 Newark, N. J. (WOR). (Sat, 3-5 :30 pm ; 7 :3Q-9 pm). W3XJI' 4-4:45 15300 LYZ4 Kaunas, Lithuania. (Reported pm). III. 500 w. 15130). (Sun, 1 pm). 26500 W9XTA Harrisburg, on Service. Gt. Britain. "P For Schenert Radio 15310 GSP London. Saturday at Progress." See "London." (Ham Forum (12:17.1:15 pm; 1:15-4 pm; 2:15 pm). Camden, N. J. RCA Mfg. Co. 4:20-6 pm). 30660 W3XAB 111. w. Martin R. Calif. 20 kw. 30820 W9XEG Aurora, 6 15330 KGEI San Francisco, O'Brien. See "KGEI." (1-4 am; 5-8 31100 W3XIW Reading, Pa. am ; 12 :30-8 pm). 31600 W1XEQ Fairhaven, Mass. WNBH. Germany. 50 kw. 15340 DJR Berlin, Boston, Mass. The Yankee (4 :55-10 :50 W1XER See "Berlin." Network. pm). WIXKA Boston, Mass. WBZ. 50 kw. 15410 .... Bucuresti, Romania. W1XKB Springfield, Mass. WBZA. Bucuresti." (9-10 :15 "Radio W1XOE Boston, Mass. CBS. pni). New York, N. Y. WEAF- 50 kw. W2XDG 17760 DIE Berlin, Germany. WJz. (12 :05-5:50 See "Berlin." W2XDV New York, N. Y. WABC. am: 8-11 am: am; 6-7:45 W2XHG Bound Brook, N. J. WJZ. am -12:25 pm; 4:55-9 11:10 Baltimore, Md. WCAO. pm). W3XES W3XEX Norfolk, Va. WTAR. H uizen, Netherlands. 23.6 17770 PHI2 Baltimore, Md. WFBR. See "Hilversum." (Sun, W3XEY kw. Philadelphia, Pa. WCAU. am; M, Th, 7:40- W3XLR 6:40-10:05 Philadelphia, Pa. KYW. Tu, W, F, Sat, 7:40- W3XKA 9 am; W4XBW Chattanooga, Tenn. WDOD. am). 8:45 Memphis, Tenn. WMCA. Japan. See "Tokyo." W4XCA 17785 JZL Tokyo, Oklahoma City, Okla. WKY. (4:30-:530 pm; 8-8:30 pm). W5XAU W5XD Dallas, Texas. London, Gt. Britain. 5:45- 17790 GSG WSXGB Pasadena, Texas, Houston 8:50 am; 9 am -noon; 12:20-4 Lighting & Power Co. pm. See "London." Texas. Houston 17800 TGWA Guatemala City, Guat. 10 kw. WSXGC Humble, See "TGWA." Lighting & Power Co. San Francisco, Calif. KJB$. 17810 GSV London, Gt. Britain. 5:45- W6XAS Portable. Press Wireless, Ltd. 8 :50 am ; 12 :20-4 pm. See W6XXT "London." W8XAI Rochester, N. Y. WHAM. N. Y. WBEN. 17840 HVJ Vatican City. 15 kw. See W8XH Buffalo, HVJ. W8XKA Pittsburgh, Pa. KDKA. Ohio. WGAR. 21470 GSH London, Gt. Britain. 5:45- W8XNT Cleveland, WADC. 8 :50 am ; 9 am-noon. See W8XOY Akron, Ohio. "London." \V8XWJ Detroit, Mich. WWI. Ill. WENR. 21520 WCAB Philadelphia, Pa. 10 kw. See W9XBS Chicago, "WCAB." (Noon -6 pm). W9XER Kansas City, Mo. KMBC. 21530 GSJ London, Gt. Britain. 5:45- W9XHW Minneapolis, Minn. WCCO. 8:50 am. See "London." W9XLA Denver, Colo. KLZ. Mo. 21540 WPIT Pittsburgh, Pa. 40 kw. See W9XOK St. Louis, "WPIT." (5:30-9 am). W9XPD St. Louis, Mo KSD: 21565 DJJ Berlin, Germany. 6-7:50 am. W9XUY Omaha, Nebr. See "Berlin." 42460 W9XER Kansas City, Mo. 500 w. 21570 WCBX New York, N. Y. 10 kw. Midland Brdcstg. Co., Inc. See "WCBX." (8 am -12 :30 300000 W4XFM Nashville, Tenn. Nat'l. Life pm). and Accident Ins. Co. 21680 HAD Budapest, Hungary. (11 am. 2 pm). were given in t}te 25950 W8XNU Cincinnati, Ohio. 1 kw. The Addresses Crosley Corp. (Sun, R am -1 October issue, and will be printed am; Other days, 7 am-1 am). again in December. DXer's Appointment Calendar

The time shown in this Calendar is Nov. 15. 4-6 am. ZP15 on 700 kcs. and ZP14 on 11721 kcs., Villarrica, Paraguay. Ar- EST. For CST, 1 subtract hour; for ranged by Wm. Cunningham for URDXC. MST, subtract 2 hours; for PST, sub- Nov. 18. 2.5 am, WGNC, Gastonia, N. C., 1420 kcs. (NNRC). tract 3 hours; for GMT, add 5 hours. Nov. 19, 10-10:10 am, YL2CD, 38080 kca. Clubs: Newark News Radio Club (NNRC) ; Send reports with IBC to A. \itnlms Universal Radio DX Club (URDXC) ; Cleve- 1\fiera-lela, 52-5, Riga, Latvia. Arranged land Radio Club (CRC). by J. E. Gardner for CRC. Oct. 27, 8 pm, meeting of Brooklyn -Metropoli- Nov. 24. 8 pm, meeting of Brooklyn -Metropoli- tan Chapter, The Radex Club, 1,637 Uving- tan Chapter, 'I -he Radex Club, 6637 Using- ton Court, Brooklyn. N. Y. ton Court, Brooklyn, N Y. Oct. 29, I-2 am, WCPO, Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 24, 2-3 am, WGRC, 1200 kcs., "Parade New Albany, Ind., Across Ohio" for NNRC. 1370 kcs., "Parade Across Indiana," for Oct. 29, 1.2 am, TG1 on 1310 and TG2 on NNRC. 6190 will dedicate a special program to RADEX, arranged by l'rof. Carlo Spatari. Dec. 8, 1:30-5:30 am, WJAG, 1060 kca.. This station verifies free of charge. Ad- Norfolk, Nebr. dress Col. Eduardo Perez F, Director General of Communications, Radio Morse, Regular DX Programs Guatemala City, Guat. Oct. 31, 3-5 am, LSI1, La Plata, Argentina, First day of month, 4-4 :30 am, WPAY, 1370 30 kw., 1310 kcs. Send !RC for veries to kcs., Portsmouth, Ohio. Radio Provincia. (Arranged by Wm. Cun- ningham for URDXC). Last day of month, 3-5 am, KWSC, 1220 kes., Nov. 2, 1:30-2 am, WLW on 700 and WLWO Pullman, Wash. on 6060 kcs., Cincinnati, Ohio, for Na- Every Saturday, 2:30-2:45 am, KLS, 1280 tional Lutheran Radio Week. Reports to kcs., Oakland, Calif. Pastor Barth, c/o WLW. Nov. Every Saturday, 10:15.10:30 am, WEEU, 830 6, 8 pm, meeting of the Irvington kcs., Reading, Chapter of The Radex Club, at 870 Sanford Pa. Ave., Irvington, N. J. Every Saturday at 10 pm, YN3DG. 13900 Nov. 8, 4:30-4:45 am, WEOA, Evansville, kcs.. Leon, Nicaragua. (Spatari-10c tor Ind., 1370 kcs, "Parade Across Indiana," verles). for NNRC. Every Saturday, 4:15-4:45 pm, W2XJI, 26300 Nov. 9, . 4:25-4:40 am, WGBF, Evansville, kcs., Newark, N. J. (NNRC tips). Ind, 630 kcs., "Parade Across Indiana" for Every Saturday, 10 pm, YN3DG, 13900 kcs., NNRC. Leon, Nov. 12, 10-10:10 am, YL2CD, 28080 kcs. Nicaragua. (Spatari program). Send reports to A. Vitolius, Miera-lela, Every Sunday, 2-2:30 am, TG1 on 1310 and 52-5, Riga, Latvia. (Arranged by J. E. TG2 on 6190 kcs., Guatemala City, Guat. Gardner, for CRC). Every Sunday, 10:15-10:45 am, CFCO, 630 Nov. 13, 3:30-3:45 am, WQDM, 1390 kcs., kcs., Chatham, Ont. St. Albans, Vt. Talks on ham radio. Every Sunday, 3-5 am, XEAC, 980 kcs., Tijuana, B. Cfa. Every Sunday, 12:30.1 am, TGQA on 6400 and TGQ on 1450 kcs., Quezaltenango, Guatemala. (Spatari program, all reporta verified free). First Sunday, at 1 am, YN3DG, 13900 kca., Leon, Nicaragua. (Spatari program). First and Third Sunday, 2-4 am, WJBO, 1120 kcs., Baton Rouge, La. Every Tuesday, 11:45 am -noon, W9XA, 26450 kcs., Kansas City, Mo. Every Wednesday, 12:30 am, KOY, 1390 kes., Phoenix, Ariz. First and Third Wednesday, 1:45-2 pm, WTAR, 780 kcs., Norfolk, Va. Every Thursday, 2:45-3 am, KSI,. 1130 kcs., Salt Lake City, Utah. (Spatari announcements). 1st to 7th, midnight to 6 am, KPAB, 1500 kcs., Laredo, Tex. (Mexico Tourist Pro- gram; Mexican souvenirs sent to reporters). Verification from "Radio Morse," 8th to 14th, midnight to 2 am, KPAB,' 1500 Guatamala City, with message printed kcs., Laredo, Tex. (Mexico Tourist Pro- in the Spatari gram; Mexican souvenirs sent to reporters). Radio Language. The 15th to 31st, midnight to 6 am, KPAB, 1500 picture is green, the printing blue and kcs., Laredo, Tex. (Mexico Tourist Pro- the wireless decoration on the top is gram; Mexico souvenirs sent to reporters). Second Friday, 12:30-1 am, WJAG, 1060 kcs., gold. (Courtesy of Erick R. Johnson). Norfolk, Nebr. The WORLD'S Radio Stations (Continued From October Issue)

A complete listing of the radio stations of the world, from 500 kcs to 500,000 kcs.

The addresses and broadcasting schedules of the shortwave broadcasting stations are not shown in this list. Readers are referred to The Shortwave Broadcasting Station List for This information.

2500 KNKA C Grand Canyon, Ariz. (North Rim) XEXP B 30 Monterrey, N. L. Presidencia Municipal. 2506 KLH .... San Rafael, Calif. Pacific Teleg. & Telephone Co. WOU .... Marshfield, Mass. New England Telephone & Teleg. Co. 2512 KGJK S "Jeannette E." Skinner & Eddy Corp. KGM Ketchikan, T. A. Same as KGJK. KGNM S "Doris E." Same as KGJK. KGNX S "Yes Bay." Same as KGJK. KIAO .. Rose Inlet, T. A. Alaska Pacific Salmon Ce. KIAP Rose Inlet, T. A. Same as KIAO. KIAV Port Althrop, T. A. Same as K1AO. KIAW Port Althrop, T. A. Same as KIAO. K1AX Ketchikan, T. A. Same as KIAO. KIAY Ketchikan, T. A. Same as KIAO. K1 AZ Kake, T. A. Same as KIAO. KI BA Kake, T. A. Same as KIAO. KLB Port Althrop, T. A. Same as KIAO. KLC Kake, T. A. Same as K1AO. KLE Inlet, T. A. Same as KIAO. WDEM S .... "Wm. T. Muir." Same as KGJK. Rose"Frances E." Same as KGJK. WFFR S .... WIDL S .... "Leonine." Same as KGJK. WIDM S .... "Sally S." Same as KGJK. WIDN S .... "Virginia E." Same as KGJK. WNFM S "Alco." Same as KGJK. 2514 WCY CHT 400 West Dover, Ohio. (600 w. days). Radiomarine Corp. WDR CHT 400 Miami Beach, Fla. Southern Bell Te. & Teleg. Co. 2515 KAKL C Kasaan, T. A. Pacific Am-r;''n Fisheries, Inc. KIDB T Kasaan, T. A. Same as KAKL. KZS CH Kasaan, T. A. Same as KAKL. 2520 KNJB F Yellowstone Nat'l. Park, Wyo. KNKP F .... Rocky Mt. Nat'l. Park, Colo. 2522 KOW T .... Edmonds, Wash. Pacific Telephone & Teleg. Co. WOO T .... Ocean Gate, N. J. Am. Tele. & Teleg. Co.. Long Lines Dept. 2530 WCT CHT 400 San Juan, P. R. Radio Corp. of P. R. WOX C .... St. George, S. I.. N. Y. New York Tele. Co. 2538 KALG ...... Squaw Harbor, T- A. KALI Lazy Bay, T. A. .... King Cove, T. A. KDKALJ.. Wrangell, T. A. A. R. Brueger. KFC CH 50 Hood Bay, T. A. Hood Bay Canning Co. KILD ...... Cordova (Eyak River) T. A. KLU Sitka, T. A. Pyramid Packing Co. KMK CH 10 Seldovia, T. A. Cook Inlet Packing Co. WOMW S .... "Minniehaha." WOMX S .... "Empress." WOMY S "Glenwood." WOPE S .... "Admiralty." 2542 KLH T .... San Francisco, Calif. Pacific Tele. & Teleg. Co. 2550 WAD CHC Pt. Washington, Wis. Lorain County Radio Corp. WAS CH 400 Duluth, Minn. Same as WAD. WAY CHT 400 Lake Bluff. Ill. Thorne Donnelley. WMI CHC 500 Lorain, Ohio. Same as WAD. 2558 WAK CC 480 Port Sulphur, La. Southern Bell Tele. & Teleg. Co. 2566 KADY T 40 Petersville, T. A. W. N. Cuddy. KFF .... Union Bay. T. A. Nakat Packing Corp., Dexter Horton Bldg., Seattle, Wash. KGFQ S "A & P Nakeen." Same as KFF. RADEX 55

KHV Nakeen, T. A. Same as KFF. KIBZ T Waterfall, T. A. Jaule as ..r F. K1CC Nakeen, T. A. Same as KFF. KLA Waterfall, T. A. Same as KFF. KLD Hidden Inlet, T. A. Same as KFF. KOU .... Wilmington, Calif. Southern Calif. Tele. & Teleg. Co. KQO CH 25 Platinum, T. A. Alaska Traders. WFFW S .... "Ruth B." Same as KFF. WI -UT S "Genevieve H". Same as KFF. WIDQ S "Rudolph N." Same as KFF. W1DR s "Hazel Robb." Same as KFF. WIDS s "Barron F." Same as KFF. WI DT S "Sacco." Same as KFF. WNFN s "Lummi Bay." Same as KFF. WOFJ s "Superior." Same as KFF. WOFL s "uaker Maid." "Q ederick C." Same as KFF. S "Petrel." es WWRBSRBS S .. . Same as KFF. WSBM ' s "Nakeen." Same as KFF. 2572 WCY CHT 400 West Dover, Ohio. (600 w. days). Radiomarine Corp. 2590 KOU T .... Wilmington, Calif. Southern Calif. Tele. Co. 2600 KNIA F Glacier Nat'l. Park, Mont. 2604 WVD T 500 Seattle, Wash. Alaskan Tele. Co., 517 Federal Office Bldg. WXA T 400 Juneau, T. A. U. S. Signal Corp. WXH .... Ketchikan, T. A. 2608 KNCI FA .... Monroe, La. Aeronautical Radio, Inc. KNCJ FA .... Dallas, Texas. Same as KNCI. KNCY FA .... Shreveport, La. Same as KNCI. WA D FA Jackson, Miss. Same as KNCI. WAJEJ FA 300 Birmingham, Ala. (600 w. days). Saine as KNCI. WARG FA 45 Augusta, Ga. Same as KNCI. WEEA FA .... Atlanta, Ga. Same as KNCI. WEEC FA .... Charleston, S C. Same as KNCI WEEF FA ..., Spartanburg, S. C. Same as KNCI. WEEG FA .... Greensboro, N. C. Saine as KNCI. WEEJ FA ..., Jacksonville, Fa. Same as KNCI. WEEK FA .... S. Washington, Va. Same as KNCI. 2612 KGTF FA .... Ft. Worth, Tex. Aeronautical Radio, Inc. KGUA FA .... El Paso, Texas. Same as KGTF. KGUG FA Big Spring, Tex. Saine as KGTF. KGUP FA Phoenix, Ariz. Same as KGTF. KGUQ FA Indio, Calif. Same as KGTF. KGUR FA Glendale, Calif. American Airlines. KGUS FA Blythe, Calif. Same as KGTF. KGUT FA Robertson, Mo. Same as KGTF. KIOO FA .... Oklahoma City, Okla. Same as KGTF. KIOS FA .... Springheld, Mo. Same as KGTF. KIOT FA Tulsa, Okla. Same as KGTF. 2616 KAEB T 40 Hydaburg, T. A. Territory of Alaska. KAED T 40 Ailgonn, T. A. Same as KAEB. KAEF T 40 Tack Wade, T. A. Same as KAEB. KAEH T .... make. T. A. Same as KAEB. KAEP T .... 'I enakee, T. A. Same as KAEB. KAEW T Umnak, T. A. Same as KAEB. KAGI T 50 Hood Bay, T. A. Hood Bay Canning Co. KAJJ T .... Atka, T. A. Same as KAEB. KAJU T Attu, T. A. Same as KAEB. KAKJ T Yakutat. T. A. Same as KAEB. KAMY 50 Port Oceanic, T. A. Oceanic Fisheries Co. KAQF T Unalaska, T. A. Same as KAEB. KBNO T 10 Haycock, T. A. Wien Alaska Airlines, Inc. KGXW T Port Alexander, T. A. Karl Hansen. WGLM FA 50 Middleriver. Md. Aeronautical Radio. Inc. WGLN FA 50 Portable on crash boat. Same as WGLM. 2630 KYZA G .... El Paso, Tex. U. S. Immieration Border Patrol. KYZF G .... Alpine, Tex. Same as KYZA. KYZG G Tucson, Ariz. Same as KYZA. 2632 KAMY .. 50 Port Oc=anic, T. A. Oceanic Fisheries Co. KANA .. 50 Pnrt )t'illiams, T. A. Washington Fish & Oys- ter Co. KAPO C Carmel. T. A. Alaska Red Salmon Packers, Inc. KAQI 50 Ouzinkie. T. A. O. L. Grimes. KAYM T 50 Y onah. T. A. Icy Straits Salmon Co. KBMQ T 84 Nulato, T. A. (Kqiyuh Mining District). Three Miners, Inc. 56 RADEX

KFA CH 50 Hoonah, T. A. Same as KAYM. KIJP T ..., Uganik Bay, T. A. San Juan Fishering & Packing Co. KLJW 50 Shearwater Bay. T. A. Kadiak Fisheries Co.. 412 Lowman Co., Seattle, Wash. KIJX ,... Kodiak Island. T. A. Same as KIJW. KI \lA .... Port Hobron, T. A. American Pacific Whaling Co., Bellevue, Wash. KIOC 10 Port \Vakefield, T. A. Apex Fish Co. K I O D T 50 Nellie Juan. T. A. Copper River Packing Co. KIOII T 50 Iron Creek, Raspberry Straits. T. A. South- western Herring Co., 2212 Pacific Ave.. Ever- ett. \\'ash. KTOI 50 Akutan, T. A. Same as KIMA. KKAC .T 50 Zachar Bay, T. A. Chatham Strait Fish Co. KSZ T 50 Zachar Bay. T. A. Same as KKAC. 2640 KNBJ FA .... Dallas, Texas. Aeronautical Radio, Inc. K\IlK FA Brownsville, Tex. Same as KNBT. KNBM FA Okahoma City, Okla. Same as KNBJ. KNTIN FA Houston, Tex. Same as KNIT. KNIT° FA Kansas City. Mo. Same as KNB1. KNBP FA Wichita Falls, Tex. Same as KNBT. KNBQ FA Amarillo, Tex. Same as KNBJ. KNIIR FA Corpus Christi, Tex. Sanie as KNBJ. KNISS FA Austin. Tex. Same as KNBJ. KNIIU FA San Antonio, Tex. Same as KNBJ. KNI1V FA Ft. Worth, Tex. Same as KNBJ. KN KS F Yosemite Park. Calif. K N K U F .... Yosemite Nat'l. Park. Calif. KNK\V F .... Yosemite Nat'l. Park, Calif. KNKY F .... Devil's Post Pile Nat'l. Monument. Calif. KNLO F .... Death Valley. Calif. 2644 KGSK FA Billings. Mont. Aeronautical Radio, Inc. KNCV FA "400 Miles City. Mont. Same as KGSK. KN\VA FA .... St. Paul. Minn. Same as KGSK. KN\VB FA .... Fargo, N. Dak. Same as KGSK. KN\\'D FA .... Bismarck. N Dak. \VAEII FA .... Milwaukee. Wis. \VSDS FA Chicago. Ill. 2670 NMC G 200 San Francisco, Calif. Treasury Dept. The Commandant, U. S. Coast Guard. Washington, D. C. NMI') G 200 Cleveland, Ohio. Same as NMC. N\1F G Winthrop, Mass. Same a= NMC. NMG G .200 Mnhile. Ala. Same as NMC. NMH G 200 Washington. D. C. Same as NMC. NMN G 200 Pr'" =s Anne (Virginia Beach). Va. Same as NMC. NMP G 200 Wilmette, T11. Same as NMC. N\IV G 200 Jacksonville Beach. Fla. Same as NMC. NMW G 200 Westnrt, (Grays Harbor) Wash. Same as NMC. NMY G 200 Rockaway Beach. N. Y. Same as NMC. NNO G 200 Honolulu, T. H. Same as NMC. NOB G 200 Buffalo. N. Y. Same as NMC. NOC G 200 Charleston. S. C. Same as NMC. NOF G 200 St. Petersburg. Fla. Same as NMC. NOT G 200 San Pedro (Point Vicen'el. Calif. Snme as NMC. NOT.. G 200 Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Same as NMC. NOM G 200 Miami Fla. Same a= NMC. NOP G 200 New York (Floyd Bennett Field). N. Y. Same as NMC. NOQ G 200 New Orleans. T.a. Same as NMC. NOR G 200 San Diego, Calif. Same as NMC. NOS G .... Salem. Mass. Same as NMC. NOU G New London. Conn. Same a= NMC NOV G 200 Cape May. N. T. Same as NMC. NOW G 200 Port Angeles, Wash. Sam,. as NMC. NOR G 200 Biloxi. Miss. Same as NMC. Nov G 200 Galveston. Tex. Same as NMC. NRGA GS .... U.S.C.G. 'Aurora Same as NMC. NRGP GS .... U.S.C.G. "Perseus." Same as NMC. NRT'D GS .... U.S.C.G. "Tahoe." Same as N\tC. NRXV GS U.S.C.G. "CG254." Same as NTfC. NRYA GS U.S C.G. "Cc'5O " Same as TNTMC. NRYB GS U.S.C.G. "CG260." Same as NMC. WWAK LIT Anacapa Island. Calif. S S. S. "Velasco." 2698 RCBO LH Tillamook Rock, Ore. RADEX 57

NMC G San Francisco (Pt. Bonita), Calif. Treasury Dept., The Commandant. U.S. Coast Guard, \i a.hington, D. C. NMW G Westport (Grays Harbor), Wash. Same as NMC. NOJ G San Pedro (Point Vincente). Calif. Same as NMC. 2710 KYZM G Lynden, Wash. U. S. Immigration Border Patrol. WWMA G .... Detroit, Mich. Same as KYZM. WWMC G Marine City. Mich. Same as KYZM. 2720 KAFTI FA 500 Burbank, Calif. Aeronautical Radio, Inc. K' TH FA .... Salt Lake City, Utah. Saine as KAFH. KGTJ FA Las Vegas, Nev. Same as KA FH. KSI FA Glendale, Calif. Same as KA FIT. KST FA .... Kansas City, Mo. Same as KAFTT. KSX FA Albuquerque, N. Mex. Same as KAFH. WAEF FA Newark, N. T. Same as KAFH. WAEO FA .... Chicago. III. Same as KA EH. WHG FA Columbus, Ohio. Same as KAFH. 2726 KAGT Si'M 250 Shreveport. La. Root Petroleum Co. KAGK SEM 250 El Dorado, Ark. Saine as KAGJ. KAIV SEM 50 ' Perris, Calif. State of Calif. Dept. of Natural Resources. Div. or Forestry. KAIW SEM 50 Yucaipa, Calif. Same as KAIV. KAI X SEM Portable. Same as KA IV. KANT TI SEM 50 Alhambra, Calif. Southern Calif. Edison Co. KASY SEM 100 Salt T.ake City, Utah. Telegram Pub. Co. KASZ SEM Portable-Salt Lake City. Same as EASY. KATA SF.M 50 Grass Valley, Calif. Idaho Maryland Mines Corp. Tr NTR Sr"i 50 Forbestown, Calif. Same as KATA. KATR SEM 53 Mt. Shasta City, Calif. Same as KAIV. KA\\ I SEM 500 Norden, Calif. Southern Pacific Co. KAIVK SEM 50 Emigrant Gap. Calif. Same as KAWT. KIIW SEM 175 Los Angeles. Calif. L. A. County Flood Con- trol District, 205 So. Broadway, L. A. KTTY SEM 400 Los Angeles. Calif. Same as KIIW. KINT SEM Los Angeles, Calif. KI PI SEM 50 Beatrice, Nebr. Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America, Box 486. KTPN SEM 100 Pacoima Dam, Calif. Same as KIIW. KTPO SEM 100 San Gabriel Dam. Calif: Same as KIIW. KIPP SEM 50 Los Angeles County. Calif. Same as KIIW. KT PO SEM 50 Beatrice, Nebr. Same as KT PI. KI PR SEM 50 Red Oak, Iowa. Saine as KI PI. KI PT SEM 50 Truro, Iowa. Same as KIP.. KTPU SEM 50 Harper. Iowa. Same as KIPI. KTPW SEM 100 Tujunga Dam, Calif. Same as KIIW. KNAA .... Forbestown, Calif. KNAST ...... Grass Valley. Calif. KODK SEM 50 Downieville, Caif. Rattlesnake Placer Mine. KQDL SEM 20 8 miles n. of Downieville, Calif. Same as KODK. WAGE 500 Portable -Mobile. Lakeside Radio Club. WAGG SEM 5 Portable. Superior Pine Products Co. WAGT SEM 100 Shamrock, Fla. Fla. State Board of Forestry. WAGU 200 Lake City, Fla. Same as WAGI. WAGQ SENT 50 Genesen. Ill. Same as KTPI. WAGZ SEM 100 De Leon Springs. Fla. Same as WAGI. WAIV SEIT 50 Portable. Am. Tel. and Teleg. Co. WATW SEM 50 Portable. Saine as WAIN. WATN 100 Portable in Fla Same as WAGI. WA TU G 30 Guayana, P. R. WATV G 40 Mayaguez, P. R. WALC SEM 250 Brunswick, Ga. Ga. Coastal Plains Timber Pro- tective Ass'n. WANTS SEM 100 Dismore, Fla. Same as WAGI. WET T 50 Portable. Edward L. Thompson. WQPX 500 Portable in Ill. State of III. Dept. of Public Works and Bldgs. WQPY Portable in Ill. Same as WQPX. 1\ is, t) Sr!. M .Sc) Portable. Chespeake & Potomac Tel. Co. of Baltimore. WRCS SEM 50 Portable. Same as WRCO. WRCT SEM 50 Portable. Chesapeake & Potomac Tel. Co. of W. Va. WRCU SEM 50 Portable. Same as WRCT. 2736 l\'AGG 10 Portable -Mobile. Superior Pine Products Co. 2738 KBEP F .... Patrol Boat "Ranger 7" in Alaska. ' 58 RADEX

KBFM F .... Patrol Boat "Ranger 9" at Juneau, T. A. KBFN F .... Patrol Boat "Ranger 8" at Petersburg, T. A. KBFO F -SS .... Juneau, "l'. A. KFSH S "Stranger." KJJB S 50 S. S. "Elizabeth River." Philadelphia & Nor- folk S. S. Co. KJLY S 50 S. S. "Hampton Roads." Same as KJJB. KLGU S 50 Tug "Mamo." Wm. G. Anderson, Young Bros., Pier 21, Honolulu, T. H. KLQE S 50 S. S. "Caroline." (In vicinity of San Pedro). Jos. M. Schenck, 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., Beverly Hills, Calif. KLWY S Yacht "Gipsy." K\1KH S Yacht "Samona." KMKK S S. S. "Islamorada." John D. Reilly. KM \'A S ... Patrol Boat "Forester' in Alaska. KMYB F .... Patrol Boat "Ranger 10" in Alaska. VGBQ S Yacht "Seyelyn." WCEK S 50 S. S. "Tlluflin." State of Calif., Dept. of Nat- ural Resources. WCY CHT 400 West Dover. Ohio (600 w. days). Radiomarine Corp. WDFL S .... Yacht "El Ferrito." WDFY S Yacht "Content." WDFY S s0 Tug "Mikioi." Same as KLGU. WDOI S .... S. S. "Maliko." Matson Nay. Co., 215 Market St., San Francisco, Calif. WIFA S Tug "Lorna Foss.' WTF1 S S... "Cadrew." WJDM S .... Yacht "Sartarsia." Yacht "Migrator." WIGJD CHT "25 Memphis. Tenn. Warner & Tremble Radio Service. WOGK S 100 yacht "Mako." Thorne Donnelley. WOKQ S 350 Cruiser "Kenova." S. M. Stoody, Whittier, Calif. WPKS S 30 S. S. "Aleksander I." Pete Damaria. WPMP S 30 S. S. "J. B. Edwards." Ole J. Edwards. WPPC S 50 S. S. "North Star." Sam Lonero. WORM S °n S. S. "Albacore." Same as W'CEK. 2748 KAZV FA 100 Fairbanks, T. A. Harold Gillam. KBEN FA 30u0 Brownsville, Tex. Aeronautical Radio, Inc. KAIIM RB 50 Richmond, Va. Richmond Rar'io Corp WAHY FA 1000 Memphis, Tenn. Same as KBRN. WOET FA 1000 Charlotte, N. C. Same as KBRN. WSJM FA 400 Tampa, Fla. Same as KBRN. 2752 CJD F .... Campbell River, B. C. Minister of Lands for B. C. 2758 KAIH RB 25 Portable. Earle C. Anthony, Inc. KBTA RB 10 Duluth, Minn. Red River Brdcstg. Co., Inc. WAAO RB 100 Bloomington, Ill. A. M. and D. C. McGregor. WAFY RB 25 St. Paul, Minn. Minn. Brdcstg. Corp. WAITE RB SO Norfolk, Va. WTAR Radio Corp. WAHF RB 50 Norfolk, Va. Same as WAHE. WAGE RB 50 Aurora, Ill. Martin R. O'Brien. WDAJ RB 40 Tampa. Fla. Tampa Times Co. W'FYA RB 100 Syracuse, N. Y. Central N. Y. Brdcstg. Corp. \\'GTO RB 25 Wilson, N. C. WGTM. Inc. \\'ITI'A RB 40 Harrisburg, Pa. WHP, Inc. WIEW RB 25 New York City. NBC, Inc. 2760 C74B F .... Armstrong, Ont. Ont. Dept. of Lands & Forests. CZ5C T Basswood,. Ont. Same as CZ4B. 2764 WXMA ... Columbus, Ohio. Ohio Nat'l. Guard, 7th Ave. Armory. 1368 N. High St. WXMD Toledo, Ohio. Ohio Nat'l. Guard. WXME Akron, Ohio. Same as WXMD. WXMF Youngstown, Ohio. Same as WXMD. WXMG Dayton, Ohio. Same as WXMD. WXMH Columbus. Ohio. Same as W'XMA. W'N\TT Toledo, Ohio. Same as WXMD. WXMM Cleveland, Ohio. Same as WXMD. WXMO Columbus; Ohio. Same as WXMA. \VXMP Wooster, Ohio. Same as WXMD. WXMS Shreve, Ohio. Same as WXMD. WXMT Centon, Ohio. Same as WXMD. WXMV St. Mary's, Ohio. Same as WXMD. WXMW Elyria, Ohio. Same as WXMD. WXMX Galion, Ohio. Same as WXMD. 59

WXMY Piqua, Ohio. Same as WXMD. WXMZ ... Caldwell, Ohio. Same as WXMD. WXNA Portsmouth, Ohio. Same as WXMD. 2770 WWMD G Derby Line, Vt. U. S. Immigration Border Patrol. WWME G Chateaugay, N. Y. Same as WWMD. WWMO G Ogdensburg, N. Y. Same as WWMD. WWMP G Rousses Point, N. Y. Same as WWMD. WWMR G Richford, Vt. Same as WWMD. 2775 WWMH G Highgate Springs, Vt U. S. Immigration border Patrol. 2776 KRR C Bolinas, Calif. 2790 KAAR RB 40 Denver, Colo. KLZ Brdcstg. Co. KAOE RB 50 Shenandoah, Iowa. KFNF, Inc. KAOF RB 50 Shenandoah, Iowa. KFNF, Inc. KBOL RB 20 Omaha, Nebr. Woodmen of the World. KDAC RB 25 Fresno, Calif. George Harm. KDEA RB 40 Kansas City, Mo. KANS. KDJB RB 125 Mason City, Iowa. Globe -Gazette. WAHL RB 40 Paducah, Ky. Paducah Brdcstg. Co. WAIII RB 50 Chicago, Ill. WGN, Inc. WAYS RB 100 Akron, Ohio. Allen T. Simmons. WAUT RB 50 Evansville, Ind. \VEOA. WAXE RB 500 Richmond. Va. Havens & Martin, Inc. WBAO RB 2 Newark, N. J. Bamberger Brdcstg. Serv., Inc. \\ 1L O RB 30 N.war'x, N. J. Same as WBAO. \\ D_1C RB 10 Madison, Wis. Univ. of Wis. \VGHB RB 40 Tampa, Fla. Fla. West Coast Brdcstg. Co. WHMB RB 10 Anniston, Ala. Harry M. Ayers, WHMA. WNYK RB 50 New York City. Municipal Brdcstg. System. \VNYL RB 50 New York City. Same as WNYK. WNY N RB 3 New York City. Same as WNYK. WNYO RB 3 New York City. Same as WNYK. WRDI RB 100 Danville, 111. Northwestern Pub. Co. WTHB RB 40 Tampa, Fla. WFLA. WTNK RB 40 Trenton, N. J. WOAX, Inc. 2804 KGHP MP Lawton, Okla. City of L. KGHZ ZP 100 Little Rock, Ark. City of L. R. KIIPF ZP 500 Jefferson City, Mo. State of Mo. Highway Pat- rol. KHPG ZP 200 Kirkwood, Mo. Same as KHPF. KNFE ZP 500 Duluth, Minn. City of D. K"Tt\1 7P State of Ore., Police & Highway Depts. KQBX ZP SO Mobile. State of Wash. WPGG 2.1-' 3t,u Findlay, Ohio. State of Ohio. WPGQ ZP Columbus, Ohio. State of Ohio. WPHC ZP 300 Massillon, Ohio. Same as WPGG. WPHK ZP 300 Wilmington, Ohio. Same as WPGG. WPHN ZP 500 Tampa, Fla. City of T. WPHT ZP 300 Cambridge, Ohio. Same as WPGG. WQMG ZP 50 Pontiac, Mich City of P. WQPJ ZP 250 French Village, Ill. State of Ill. 2808 KGHX ZP Santa Ana, Calif. Orange County. KGPJ ZP 500 Beaumont, Tex. City of B. WQPJ ZP 250 French Village, Ill. State of Ill, Dept. of Pub. Works & Bldgs., Div. of Highways. WQPZ ZP 19 Portable in Ill. Same as WQPJ. 2812 KGHX ZP Santa Ana, Calif. Orange County. KGHZ ZP 100 Little Rock, Ark. City of L. R. KGPJ ZP 500 Beaumont, Tex. City of B. KHPF ZP 500 Jefferson City, Mo. State of Mo. KNFE ZP 500 Duluth, Minn. City of D. KOHM ZP .... State of Ore. Police & Highway Depts. WPGQ ZP Columbus Ohio. State of Ohio. WPHN ZP 500 Tampa, Fla. City of T. 2822 W\VMB G .. Buffalo, N. Y. U.S. Immigration Border Patrol. 2830 KAOG RB 8 Los Angeles, Calif. Don Lee. KFMA RB 25 Shenandoah, Iowa. May Seed Co. KNEB RB 10 Tacoma, Wash. Puget Sound Brdcstg. Co. KSCR RB 100 Sacramento. Calif. McClatchey Brdcstg. Co. WATTTI RB 40 Nashville, Tenn. WSIX. WAUQ RB 50 Syracuse, N. Y. Onondaga Radio Brdcstg. Corp. WRAC RB 2 Portable. N. J. Brdcstg. Corp. WFVB RB 50 Cincinnati, Ohio. CBS, Inc. WTRA RB 250 Detroit, Mich. WJR. the Good Will Station. 2854 r'T FA .... Monroe, La. Aeronautical Radio, Inc. KNCJ FA .... Dallas, Tex. Same as KNCI. KNCY FA .... Shreveport, La. Same as KNCI. 60 RADEX

\VATD FA Jackson, Miss. \VAJE FA 300 Birmingham, Ala. (600 w. days). Same as KNCI. WAJF FA Daytona Beach, Fla. Same as KNCI. \\'ATG FA .... Murfreesboro, Tenn. Same as KNC1. \\'ATH FA .... Indianapolis, Ind. Same as KNCI. \VAJI FA ... Vero Beach, Fla. Same as KNCI. \VATY FA 40.0 St. Petersburg, Fla. Same as KNCI. WARG FA 45 Augusta, Ga. Same as KNCI. \VAZM FA 40 Madison. \Vis. Same as KNCI. 2870 KGT\V FA .... Brownsville, Tex. Aeronautical Radio, Inc. KGUA FA .... El Paso, l'ex. Same as KGT\V. KGUG FA ... , Big Spring. Tex. Sanie as KGJW. KGUN FA .... Douglas, Ariz. Same as KGT\\'. KGUR FA .... Glendale, Calif. Same as KGI\V. KNCH FA El Paso, Texas. Same as KGJ\V. \\'KDT, FA 1000 Miami, Fla. Pan American Airways, Inc. \\'

WAHY FA 1000 Memphis, Tenn. Same as KBLC. WAHZ FA 50 - Birmingham, Ala. Same as KBLC. WARS FA 50 Muscle Shoals, Ala. Same as KBLC. WATE FA 200 Tallahassee, Fla. Same as KBLC. WATF FA 200 Tallahassee, Fla. Same as KBLC. WEEL FA 50 Beaumont, Tex Same as KBLC. V% GSA FA 50 Greenville, S. C. Same as KIILC. WSJM FA 400 Tampa, Fla. Same as KBLC. 2952 KBAZ F Boise, Idaho. Boise, Idaho. KÌ3CQ F Boise, Idaho. K1SDF F Boise, Idaho (Boise Forest). KBDK F Susanville, Calif. Supply Depot. 2986 KAFW FA Panair VlP. Pan American Airways Co. KAGN T 50 Portable. Alaska Aeronautics & Communications Commission. KAGO T 10 Portable. Same as KAGN. KAMX C 40 Utopia Creek, T. A. L. McGee. KAM Y 50 Port Oceanic, T. A. Oceanic Fisheries Co. KANF 40 Folger, T. A. E. Odin Strandberg. KBLC FA 50 Corpus Christi, Tex. Aeronautical Radio, Inc. KBMJ 50 Drier Bay, T. A. N' rthwestern Herring Co. KBNC T 20 Feldergale, T. A. Felder. Gale, Inc. KBNM T 25 Platinum, T. A. Alaska, Traders. KBRN FA 3000 Brownsville. Tex. Same as KBLC. KEXO T 50 Portable. Same as KAGN. KEXP T 50 Portable. Same as KAGN. KGQ 50 Todd. T. A. Peril Straits Packing Co., Stacey St. and E. Waterway. Seattle, Wash. KTFM FA Fairbanks, T. A. KTMF Todd T. A. Same as KGQ. KTNH .... Ketchikan, T. A. KTNT, FA Juneau, T. A. KTNZ FA Skagway, T. A. KNCQ FA Launch '(oam." Same as KAFW. WATTY FA 1000 Memphis, Tenn. Same as KMT,C. WA FA 50 Birmingham, Ala. Same as KBT.C. WARS FA 50 Muscle Shoals, Ala. Same as KBLC. \i'EEL FA 50 Beaumont, Tex. Same as KBT C. \\'(:SA FA 50 Greenville. S. C. Same as KBLC. WSJM FA 400 Tampa, Fla. Same as KBLC. To Be Continued in December Issue

Explanation of the Third Column Symbols:

A--Aircraft. SEAM-Sr ecial emergency. B-Broadcast. MF-Marine fire. C-Commercial Telegraph. MR-Marine Relay. F-Forestry. PR-Press relay. G. -Government. RB-Relay broadcast. P-Police. FAC-Facsimile. S-Ship. TV-Television video. T-Radio Telephone. TA-Television audio. FA-Aeronautical (ground). \(E Non-commercial educational. GEO-Geophysical. CC-Coastal Telegraph. RC-Circular radiobeacon. C1l-Coastal harbor RD-Directional radiobeacon. CTIC-Coastal harbor telegraph. RG-Direction finding station. CTIT-Coastal harbor telephone. LH-Lighthouse. E RR-Radio range station. El Experimental. )1[P-Municipal police. F.2 SP-State police. GE-General Experimental. ZP Ztne police. SE-Special Experimental. EM-Emergency. E3

All the Mobile and Portable -Mobile police stations installed in police automobiles bear the same call letters as the Fixed police broadcast station to which they report, and in many cases they work on the same frequency. We list herewith the Fixed station, and in parentheses we dhow the number, and the power of the Portable and Portable -Mobile units attached to that station, as for example: WRHD MP 250 Louisville, Ky. (2 units -12 w). 62 RADEX

Asheville, N. C., Publix-Bamford Theaters, Applications to the FCC Inc., 1430 kcs. 1 kw. unitd. CP-Construction permit. Atlantic City, N. J., Atl. City Brdcstg. Co., mod.-modification. 1100 kcs. 5 kw. sharing with WBIL. lic.-license. Atlantic City, N. J., Neptune Brdcstg. Corp., ltd.-limited time. 1420 kcs. 100(.25). unitd.-unlimited time. Bellingham, Wash., Bell Brdcstg. Co., Inc S. H.-specified hours. 1200 kcs. 100(.25). KABC, San Antonio, CP 630 kcs. 1000(5) Birmingham, Ala., B. News Co., 590 kcs. 1 unitd. kw. unitd. KDON, Monterey, CP 500(1), 1440 kcs. Boston, Mass., Mayflower Brdcstg. Corp., KEEN, Seattle, CP 1370 kcs. to 1420 kcs. 1410 kcs. 500(1). KERN, Bakersfield, CP 1380 kcs., 1000 w. Bridgeport, Conn., Chas. Greenblatt, 1190 KEX, Portland, CP 1160 kcs. unitd. kcs. 250 w. ltd. KFBB, Great Falls, mod. of lic. for 900 kcs., Bridgeport, Conn., Harold Thomas, 1310 kcs. 100(.25) unitd. 5 kw. Brdcstg. Co., KFIO, Spokane, CP 950 kcs., 1 kw. unitd. Brown City, Mich., Thumb KFNF, Shenandoah. mod. of CP to move 880 kcs. 1 kw. days. to Council Bluffs. Brownwood, Tex., Brown County Brdcstg. KFI'\V, Ft. Smith, CP 1370 kcs. Co., 990 kcs. 1 kw. days. KFRU, Columbia, to 1370 kcs., 250 w. unitd. Burlington, Iowa, Burlington Brdcstg. Co. KFYO, Lubbock, to 1380 kcs., 500(1). Cedar Rapids, Iowa, The Gazette Co., 1420 100 w. KGDM, Stockton, 1530 kcs., 1 kw. unitd. kcs. unitd. KGM Il, Honolulu, CP 590 kcs. 1000(5) unitd. Cheyenne, \Vyo., Western Brdcstg. Co., 1210 KM AC, San Antonio, CP 930 kcs., 1000 w. kcs. 100(.25). tinitd. Cleveland, Ohio, Cuyahoga Valley Brdcstg. Co., 1500 kcs. 100 w. days. KOH. Reno, CP 630 kcs., 1 kw. unitd. Clinton, Iowa, Clinton Brdcstg. Corp. KOVC, Valley City, CP 1340 kcs., 500(1). Imes, 1370 kcs. Phoenix, mod. of lic. for 550 kcs. Columbus, Miss., Birney KOY. 100(.25) unitd. KRMC. Jamestown, CP 900 kcs., 1 kw. KROC, Rochester, CP 920 kcs., 500(1) unitd. Cordele, Ga., Cordele Dispatch Pub. Co 1500 580 I kcs. 100(.25). KRRV, Sherman, CP kcs., kw. unitd. Co., 1500 KSI). St. Louis, CP 630 kcs. Ely, Wyo., Eastern Nev. Brdcstg. kcs. 100 days. KSET, Pocatello, CP 600 kcs., 1 kw. unitd. 1500 Shreveport. CP 620 kcs., 1000(5) Erie, Pa., Presque Isle Brdcstg. Co., K"l'BS, kcs. 100(.25) unitd. n l t'I Brdcstg. Co., 1420 to 710 kcs., 10 kw. unitd. Everett, Wash., Cascade KTRH, Houston, kcs. 100(.25) unitd. KIT'l'A, Salt Lake City, CP 570 kcs., 1 kw. 1370 K\VK. St. T.ottis. CP 630 kcs. Fremont, Nebr., Nebr. Brdcstg. Corp., KXT.. Portland, CP 730 kcs., 10 kw. unitd, kcs. 100(.25) unitd. KXOK, St. Louis. CP 630 kcs., 1000(5). Grants Pass, Ore., Ore. Brdcstg. System, WTABI, Bangor, CP 560 kcs.. I kw. unitd. 370 kcs. 100(.25). WAP1, Birmingham, CP 1070 kcs., 50 kw. Grants Pass, Ore., Southern Ore. Brdcstg. unlid. Co., 1310 kcs. 100 unitd. WC AD Canton. CP Watertown. N. V- Hannibal, Mo., Courier Post Pub. Co. WCOL, Columbus, to 1200 kcs., 250 w. unitd. Hickory, N. C., Catawba Valley Brdcstg. WT/AE. Tampa. mod. of lic., 780 kcs. Co., 1370 kcs. 100(.25). WGBF, Evansville, CP 1250 kcs., 1000(5) Jacksonville, Ill., Stephenson, Edge & Kors- unitd. meyer, 1370 kcs., 250 unitd. WGRC, New Albany, CP 880 kcs., 250 w. Las Vegas, Nev., Las Vegas Brdcstg. Co., unitd. 1420 kcs. 100(.25). WHA. Madison. CP 670 kcs. 50 kw. unitd. Las Vegas, Nev., Nev. Brdcstg. Co., 1370 (facilities of WMAQ). kcs. 100(.25) unitd. WKAQ, San Juan. ('P 620 kcs. 5 kw. Lawton, Okla., Carver, Williams & Ross, WT.AP. Lexington, CP 1270 kcs. 1 kw. unitd. 1420 kcs. 100 unitd. WMBC, Detroit. CP 600 kcs. 250 w. unitd. Logan, \V. Va., Frey and Greever, 1200 WMBR, Jacksonville, CP 1120 kcs. 500(1) kcs. 100 days. unitd. Louisville. Ky., Gateway Brdcstg. Co., 880 WMFF, Plattsburg, CP 1240 kcs. 1 kw. kcs. 500 unitd. WNBX, Springfield, CP Keene, N. H., 1 Martinsville, W. Va., M. Brdcstg. Co., 1420 kw. unitd. kcs. 250 days. WPG, Atlantic City, CP New York (facili- Martinsville. W. Va., Patrick Henry Brdcstg. ties WBIL and \i'OV). Co., 1420 kcs. 100(.25). WREN, Lawrence, CP Kansas City. Marysville, Calif., Yuba -Sutter Broadcasters, WROL, Knoxville. CP 620 kcs. 500(1). 1320 kcs. 250 unitd. WSBT, South Bend, CP 930 kcs. 500 w. Minneapolis, Minn., Independent Merchants unitd. Brdcstg. Co. 1300 kcs., I kw. unitd. WSFA, Montgomery, CP 1410 kcs. 1 kw. Montebello, Calif., Bureau of Education, unitd. 1420 kcs. 100 days (request contingent WSPR. Springfield, mod, of lic. for 1240 upon move of KECA to San Diego). kcs. 250 (.5) unitd. Norfolk, Va., Colonial Brdcstg. Corp., 1370 WTCN, Minneapolis, CP 710 kcs. 10 kw. kcs. 100(.26). unitd. North Sacramento, Calif., Grant Union High School District, 1370 kcs. 100 days. Applications for New Stations Ogdensburg, N. Y., St. Lawrence Brdcstg. Corp., 1310 kcs. 100(.25). Albemarle, N. C., Albemarle Brdcstg. Sta- Olney. Ill.,` Olney Brdcstg. Co., 1210 kcs. tion. 1370 kcs. 100 w. days. 100(.25) unitd. Ashland, Wis., WJMS. Inc., 1370 kcs. 100 w. unitd. ' (Please turn to Page 95) RADEX 63

The Network Month's Changes 830 CMHI Santa Clara, Cuba, Cadena in Station Data Azul. 1310 WCMI Ashland, Ky., new MBS. New 1380 WING Dayton. Ohio, new NBC. 1420 \VLAP Lexington, Ky., new MBS. 1100 WCAR Pontiac, Wash. 1490 CMKQ Santiago, Cuba, Cadena Azul. 1200 WSOO Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. 1490 WCKY Covington, Ky., new CBS. 1210 KYUM Yuma, Ariz. 1240 XECW Cordoba, Ver. C. Call Letters 1260 WHLD Niagara Falls, N. Y. 780 KECA Los Angeles, Calif., from 1270 XESM Mexico City. D. F. KEII E. 1340 XEBJ Victoria, Tams. 1200 WDLP Panama City, Fla., from 1370 KVND Ft. Dodge, Iowa. WRSR. 1370 WFTL Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 1240 KFJZ Fort Worth, Texas, frein 1370 W MAN Mansfield, Ohio. KTAT. 1420 WLPM Suffolk, Va. 1500 WKNY Kingston, N. Y., from WKIN. t 1500 Delete WGTC Greenville, N. C. 1500 XEQK Mexico City, D. F. 660 XEAL Mexico City, D. F. 1500 WMOG Brunswick, Ga. 1340 XEXD Orizaba, Ver. C. 1530 WAKR Akron, Ohio. 1370 KFJZ Fort Worth, Texas. Frequency Owner 830 XERC Mexico City, D. F., from 870. 690 CJCJ Calgary, Alta., Albertan Pub- Power lishing Co., Ltd. 830 CMHI Santa Cara, Cuba, 10.000 810 CMCF Havana. Cuba, Cadena Azul from 200. de Radio. Prado 63. 1200 KMLB Mon...e, La., 250 from Permit to Change Power 100(.25). 590 \VKZO Kalamazoo, to 250(1). 1200 WIL St Louis, 250 from 100(.25). 630 \\'PRO Providence, to 1000(5). 1200 WJBC Bloomington, Ill., 250 from 100(.25). 760 KNA Seattle, to 1000. 1210 WMFG Hibbing, Minn., 250 from 770 KFAB Lincoln, to 50000. 100(.25). 850 \VKAR E. Lansing, to 5000. 1210 WRAL Raleigh, N. C., 250 from 880 \VRNI. Richmond. to 1000. 100(.25). 890 KFNF Shenandoah, to 1000(5). 1210 WSIX Nashville, Tenn., 250 from 900 KGBU Ketchikan to 1000. 100(.25). 00.) s' rT.l New Haven. r.. 250(.5). 1210 WTMA Charleston, S. C., 250 from 920 KFEL Denver, to 1000. 100(.25). 920 KV(ID Definer. to Imm. 1310 KOME Tulsa, Okla., 250 from 940 'VI CA Ashtabula, to 500. 100(.25). 1190 KTKC Visaba. to 1000. 1310 KRMD Shreveport, La., 250 (rota 1250 KIT Yakima, to 500(1). 100(.25). 1250 WKST New Castle to 1000. 1310 KSRO Santa Rosa, Calif., 250 from 1351) K\VK St. Louis, to 5000. 100(.25). 1350 \'.MBG Richmond. to 1000(5). 1310 WAML Laurel, Miss.,. 250 from 1370 KFRO Longview, to 1000. 100(.25). 1370 \APR.-\ Mayaguez. to 1000(2.5). 1310 WTRC Elkhart, Ind., 250 from 1380 WALA Mobile, to 1000 unitd. 100(.25). 1430 KIX\ Juneau. t.. 10110. 1370 KLUF Galveston, Tex., 250 from 1430 \V1lP Harrisburg, to 1000(5). 100(.25). 1460 KS'FP St. Paul. 1r, 50000. 1370 WEOA Evansville, Ind., 250 from 1460 \VJSV Washington. to 50000. 100(.25). 1490 \VCKY Covington. to 50000. 1370 WHLB Virginia, Minn., 250 from 1500 KSAL Salina. to 500(I). 100(.25). Permit to Change Location 1370 WSAU Wausau, Wis., 250 from' 100(.25). 1050 KFBI Abilene. io Wichita. Kans. 1420 KCMC Texarkana, Tex., 250 from 1200 W1111Y Green ltay to Appleton, Wis. 100(.25). 1210 \VGRM Grena,la to Greenwood. Mis.. 1420 WCHV Charlottesville, Va., 250 from 1500 \'KB13 E. Dubuque, to Dubuque. Iowa. 100(.25). Permit to Change Frequency 1420 WEED Rocky Mount, N. C., 250 from 100(.25). 770 KFAB Lincoln. Nebr., to 1080. New to 930. 1420 WGNC Gastonia, N. C., 250 from 900 \VELI Haven. 100(.25). 920 KVOD Denver, in 630. 1190 KTKC Visalia, to 890. 1 1420 WSLI Jackson. Miss., 250 from 100(.25). 1200 WJBL Decatur. to 1310. 1490 CMKQ Santiago, Cuba, 1000 from 1260 KPAC Port Arthur, to 1220. 200. 1310 WBO\V "lierre Haute, to 1200. 1500 KPLT Paris. Tex., 100(.25) from 250 1320 KGM B Honolulu, to 590. days. 1370 KFRO Longview. to 1340. 1500 KPQ Wenatchee, Wash., 250 from 1370 WPRA Mayaguez, to 780. 100(.25). 1450 KT BS Shreveport, to 620. 1500 WDNC Durham, N. C., 250 from 1500 KSAL Salina, to 1120. 100(.25). Stations Using Special Frequencies 1500 WKBZ Muskegon, Mich., 250 from Call City Assigned Using 100(.25). KIRO Seattle 650 710 1500 WRGA Rome, Ga., 250 from 100(.25), KTHS I -lot Springs 1040 1060 1500 WSTP Salisbury, N. C., 250 from KWKH Shreveport 850 1100 100(.25). \\ I l: Hartford 1060 1040 64 RADEX

As shown In Me KEY TO SYMBOLS Index by Frequencies Frequencies are in kilocycles per second, and wavelengths in meters. Night power Is given Thus: shown in watts in third column and daytime power is shown in parentheses in kilowatts 1.251 indicates 250 watts. Exact frequencies, when not multiples of ten are shown in the second column.

Second Column Symbols N-National "Red" and "Blue" a-b-c-Small letters show sta- Networks. tions using same trans- A-Status in doubt. Permit mitter B-National "Blue" Network. P-Has Construction -2-3-Figures denote stations C-Columbia Network. only. sharing rime D-Daytime only. Q-Station not in use. ?-Reported hut not officially E-Minor Network. R-National "Red" Network. confirmed. F-Canadian Network. ....-No information. H-Assigned another frequency S-Sundays only. Fourth Column Symbols -using this one under Sy-Synchronized. a-verif.es for return postage. Spacial Authorization. X-Has Permit to change b-Verifies Only occask)i,aily. .1-Assigned lower power but power. d-Verifies for government using this power under Y-Has Permit to change loca- postal card Special Authorization. f-Verifies for 10 cents. K-Licensed for facsimile. tion. g-Card for postage, verl L-Limited time. Z-Has Permit to change fre- stamp for 10c M-Mutual Network. quency. Z-No information available. NORTH AMERICAN BROADCASTING STATIONS BY FREQUENCIES WITH SATURDAY'S TIME ON THE AIR

Time is Eastern Standard. Subtract 1 hour for Central, 2 hours for Mountain and 3 hours for Pacific. Add S hours for GMT. SS is "Sunset" and LS is "Local Sunset "

540 kcs. (552.2 m.) I CBK F 50000 a Watrous, Sask. Noon to midnight

550 kcs. ( 545.1 m.) CrNB F 1000 a Fredericton. N. B. 7 am to 11 pm CMW 1400 a Havana Cuba. 7:55 am to 1230 am 4 - KFUO 2 500(11 a St. Louis, Mo. 8-9 am: 10:30-10:45 am; 4:45 pm KFYR N 100015) a Bismarck, N. Oak. 8 am to 1 am KOAC 1000 a Corvallis, Ore, Noon to midnight KSD 2R 1000(5) a St. Louis, Mo. 9-10:30 am; 10:45 am -1:15 pm; 145-4 pm KTSA C 100015) a San Antonio, Texas WDEV D 1000 a Waterbury, Vt. 6 am to LS WGR C 100015) a Buffalo, N. Y. 7 am -midnight am -2 WKRC 10'^ 51 a Cincinnati, Ohio 6:30 am. -5 WSVA D 500 a Harrisonburg, Va. 6:30 am pm 560 kcs. (535.4 m.) KFDM N 500111 a Beaumont, Texas KLZ C 1000(5) a Denver, Colo. 8 30 am -2 am KSFO C 1000(51 a San Francisco, Call. 10 am -4 am KWTO D 5000 a Springfield, Mo. 7 arrf-iS WFIL BM 1000 a Philadelphie, Pa. / am -12:30 am WIND C 1000151 a Gary. Ind. 6 am -4 am WIS N 100015) a Columbia, S. C. 7 am -midnight WQAM C 1000 a Miami, Fla. 6:45 am -midnight

570 kcs. ( 526 m.) L_ KGKO N 1000(51 a Fort Worth, Ten. 7 am-? KMTR 1000 a Los Angeles Calif. 8 am -2 am KVI C 1000151 a Tacoma, Wash. 9 am 3 am TI SCV 575 100 z Alaleula, Costa Rica WKBN Cl 500111 a Youngstown, Ohio WMAM DP 250 z Marinette, Wis. WMCA ... 000 a New York, N Y WNAX C 000151 a Yankton, S. Dak. 7 am-? WOSU I 000 a Columbus. Ohio. 9 am -11 pm WSYR Ba 000 a Syracuse, N. Y. 7 am -1 am WSYU Qa 000 a Syracuse, N. Y. WWNC C 000 a Asheville, N. C. 7:30 am -1 am RADEX 65 580 kcs. (516.9 m.) CFPR 50 a Prince Rupert, B. C. 8 am -midnight CHRC 100 a Quebec, P. Q. 8 am -midnight CKCL F 100 a Toronto Ont. 8 am -midnight CKPR F 1000 a Fort William Ont. 9 am -11 pm CKUA F 500 b Edmonton, Alta. Silent KMJ KN 1000 a Fresno Calif. KSAC 2 500 11 a Manhattan, Kans. 1030 am -6:30 pm WCHS C 500111 a Charleston, W. Va, 6 am -1 am WDBO C 1000151 a Orlando. Fla. 7 am -midnight WIBW C2 1000(51 a Topeka, Kans. 5:30-10:30 am; 11:30 am -1:30 pm; 3:30 pm -1 am WILL D 5000 a Urbana. III. 9 am -SS WTAG R 1000 a Worcester, Mass. 7:30 am -1 am XEMU 250 z Piedras Negras, Coah.

590 kcs. ( 508.2 m.) CMCY 15000 a Havana, Cuba. 8 am -10 pm KHQ R 1000(5) a Spokane, Wash. 9:45 am -3 am WEEI C 1000151 a Boston. Mass. 6:30 am -I am WKZO BDX 1000 a Kaiamazno Mich. 7 am -5:15 pm WOW R 1000151' a Omaha, Nebr. 7 am -3:30 am

600 kcs. ( 499.7 m.) CFCF BF 500 a Montreal, P Q. 7:45 am -1 art CFOC F 1000 a Saskatoon, Sask. CJOR 500 a Vancouver, B. C. 7:45 am -1 aro FON 609' 250 a St. Pierre, Miquelon KFSD B 1000 a San Diego, Calif. 10 am -3 am TIG°H 605 1000 a San lose, Costa Rica WCAO C 500(11 a Baltimore, Md. 7 am -midnight WICC BM 500111 f Bridgeport, Conn. 5 am -I am WMT BM 1000(5) a Cedar Rapids Iowa 6.30 am -1 am WREC C 1000(51 a Memphis, Tenn. 610 kcs. (491.5 m.) CHNC F 1000 a New Carlisle, P. Q. 7:30 am -11 pm KFAR P 1000 z Fairbanks, Alaska KFRC M 1000(51 b San Francisco. Calif. WCLE DM 500 a Cleveland, Ohio 7 am -SS WDAF R 1000(51 a Kansas City, Mo. 7:30 am -1 am WIOD Na 1000 a Miami, Fla. 7 am -midnight WIP 1000 a Philadelphia, Pa. 7 am -1 am WMBF Oa 1000 a Miami, Fla.

620 kcs. ( 483.6 m.) KGW R 1000151 a Portland, Ore. 9 am -2 am KTAR N 1000 a Phoenix. Ariz, 9 am -1:15 am KWFT C 250(1) z W,chita Falls. Tex. TIPG 625 5000 b San Jose, Costa Rica WFLA Na 1000(51 a Tampa Fla. Silent WHJB CD 250 a Greensburg Pa. 8 am -5 pm WLBZ MN 500(11 a Bangor Mane 8 am -7 WSUN Na 1000(51 a St Petersburg, Fla. 7:55 am -1 am WTMJ N 1000 (51 a Milwaukee Wis. 7 am -130 am 630 kcs. (475.9 mi CFCO F 100 a Chatham, Ont. 8 am -10:30 pro CFCY F 1000 a Charlottetown, P. E, 1 9 am -11 pm CAC F 1000 a Winnipeg, Man. 8.30 am -2 am CKOV c 1000 a Kelowna. B C. 7 am -11 pm CMCD 15000 a Havana Cuba 9 am -10:30 pm KFRU 1 500(1) a Columbia, Mo. Silent KGFX D 200 a Pierre, S. Dak. WGBF NI 500111 a Evansville, Ind. Silent WMAL B 250(.51 a Wasshingtun, D. C. 7 am -2 am WPRO CX 50011) a Providence, R. I. 6 am -I am XEZ 500 a Menda, Yuc. 11 am -2:30 pm; 7:15-11 pm kcs. (468.5 m.) 640 -J NOK Colon Panama :Jocn-' Pi"; 6 pm-mldntgüP KF! A 510000 f Los Angeles, Calif. 9:43 am -r3 am 66 RADEX

VONF ... 12500 a St. John's, Nfld. 8:30 am -12:30 pm; 4:30-9:30 pm WGAN CL 500 a Portland, Maine 7 am -SS on Pacific Coast WHKC LM 500 a Columbus, Ohio 6:30 am -8:15 pm WOI D 5000 a Ames, Iowa 7:30 am -LS XEBX ... 250 z Sabinas, Coah. YSS ... 500 a San Salvador, E. S. 650 kcs. (461.3 m.) TIGPH P z San Jose, C. R. WSM KN 50000 a Nashville, Tenn.

660 kcs. ( 454.3 m.) L _J CMOA 200 z Havana, Cuba KOWH D 500 a Omaha, Nebr. 7 am -SS WEAF R 50000 a New York, N. Y. 7:30 am -1 am XEAO ... 250 a Mexicali, B. Cfa. 670 kcs. (447.5 m.) WMAQ R 50000 b Chicago, III. 7 am -1 am 680 kcs. (440.9 m.1 CMHW ... 200 f Santa Clara, Cuba KFEQ 50012.51 a St. Joseph, Mo. 7 am -LS KPO R 50000 a' San Francisco, Calif. 11 am -3 am VAS 685 2000 f Glace Bay, N. S. Noon and 11 pm WLAW D 1000 a Lawrence, Mass. 7 am -LS WPTF JN 5000 a Raleigh, N. C. 6:30 am -11 pm 690 kcs. (434.5 m.) CFRB C 10000 a Toronto, Ont. 7:30 am -midnight CJCJ F 100 a Calgary, Alta. 9:30 am -1 am CMBC .. 200 z Havana, Cuba 6:55 am -midnight TIGH 1000 b San Jose, Costa Rica XET 5000 a Monterrey, N. L. 5:30-9 pm

700 kcs. ( 428.3 m.) 500 b St. John's, Nfld. VOWR -2 WLW KMN 50000 a Cincinnati, Ohio 5:45 am am W8X0 Exp 500000 a Cincinnati, Ohio

710 kcs. ( 422.3 m.) CMKS 200 a Guantanamo, Cuba KIRO CH.; 1000 a Seattle, Wash. Until 8 am KMPC L 500 a Beverly Hills, Calif. 9 am -d am WOR KM 50000 a Newark, N. J. 6:25 am -I :30 am 720 kcs. (416.4 m.) CMK 200 a Havana, Cuba TI4NRH 725 750 f-Heredia, Costa Rica WGN KM 50000 b Chicago, Ill. XEH ... 250 a Monterrey, N. L.

730 kcs. ( 4.10.7 m.) CFPL F 100 a London, Ont. 9 am -3 am CICA ' F 1000 a Edmonton, Alta. 9 am -2 am CKAC C 5000 a Montreal, P. Q. 7:30 am -I am XELO 50000 a Tijuana, B. Cfa. XEPN AQ 100000 a Piedras Negras, Coah. XEQ ... 50000 a Mexico City, D. F.

74Q,,kcs,. ( 405.2 m.)

CMiX 21AD _ z Camaguey, Cuba ,,,-s?.,_w - I,

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KMMJ L 1000 a Grand Island, Nebr. KTRB D 250 a Modesto, Calif. 9 am -8:30 pm WHEB D 250 a Portsmouth, N. H. 7 am -LS WSB R 50000 a Atlanta, Ga. 6:55 am -I am

750 kcs. (399.8 m.) CMBL 200 a Havana, Cube KGU LN 2500 a Honolulu, Hawaii 11 :30 am -4:30 am TING 375 z San Jose, Costa Rica WiR C 50000 a Detroit, Mich. 5:30 am -2 am XEAA 200 a Mexicali, B. CEa. XEAM 25 z Matamoros, Tam.

760 kcs. ( 394.5 m.) KXA X 250(.51 a Seattle, Wash. Until 6 am WBAL BHMSy 2500 a Baltimore, Md. 9 pm -1 am WCAL D2 5000 a Northfield, Minn. 7 :30-11:30 am; 1:30-2:30 pm WEW D 1000 a St. Louis, Mo. 8 am -LS WJZ BSy 50000 a New York, N. Y. 7:30 am -1 am WLB D2 5000 a Minneapolis, Minn.

770 kcs. ( 389.4 m.) CMKW 200 z Santiago de Cuba KFAB CSyXZ 10000 a Lincoln, Nebr. 7 am -I am TILJ 775 450 z San Jose, C. Rica WBBM CSy 50000 a Chicago, III.

780 kcs. ( 384.4 m.)

CHWK F 100 Chilliwack, B. C - Il am -1:15 am CKSO F 1000 a Sudbury, Ont. 9 am -midnight CMQ N 25000 a Havana, Cuba 6:50 am -1 am KF'A ion015, a Los Angeles, Calif. 9 am-? KFDY D 1000 a Brookings, S. Dak. 1:30-3 pm KFQD 250 b Anchorage, Alaska 11 pm -5 am KGHL N 1000(51 a Billings, Mont. 9 am -1 am KWLK D 250 a Longview, Wash. 10 am -LS WEAN BM 1000(51 a Providence, R. I. 6 am-? WMC JR 5000 a Memphis, Tenn. 7:45 am -1 am WPIC D 250 a Sharon, Pa. 6:30 am -LS WTAR JN 5000 g Norfolk, Va. 5:30 am -I am XEN 1000 a Mexico City, D. F. 790 kcs. (379.5 m.) CMGH 200 a Matanzas, Cuba B 7500 a San Francisco, Calif. 7 am -1 am KGO 7 am -LS KOAM ON 1000 a Pittsburg, Kans. WGY R 50000 a Schenectady, N. Y. 7 am -1 am ZNS 1000 d Nassau, Bahamas 800 kcs. (374.8 m.) HIX :.. 800 a Trujillo, D. R. TIXO 1000 z San Jose, Costa R. WBAP ENa 50000 a Fort Worth, Texas 6:45-8 am; 9:30-11:30 am; 1:30-n41 pm; 6:30-730 pm; 8- Ì a Dallas, Texas 8-9:30 am; 11:30 am -1:30 pM; WFAA ENa 50000 4-6:30 pm; 7:30-8 pm. 8:30 am -L5 WTBO D 250 a Cumberland, Md.

810 kcs. ( 370.2 m.) I CMCF 5000 a Havana, Cuba WCCO C 50000 g Minneapolis, Minn. 7:30 am -1 am WNvC D 1000 a New York, N. Y. XEBZ 100 a Mexico City, D. F. XEDF 100 a Nueva Laredo, Tern. 11 am -3:15 pm; 7-8:15 pm 68 RADEX

820 kcs. ( 365.6 m.) WHAS C 50000 a Louisville, Ky. XEBG ... 1000 z Tijuana, B. Cfa.

830 kcs. (361.2 m.) CMHI E 1000 a Santa Clara, Cuba -2 KOA R 50000 a Denver, Colo. 9 am am TIEP 3000 a San Jose, C. Rica WEEU DR 1000 a Reading, Pa. 8 am -5 pm WHDH L 1000 a Boston Mass. 7 am -LS WRUF L 5000 a Gainesville, Fla. 7 am -6:30 pm XERC A 500 z Mexic, City, D. F. 840 kcs. (356.9 m.) CBL F 50000 a Toronto, Ont. 7:45 am -12:30 am VOGY ... 400 a St. John's, Nfld. 8:30 am -12:30 pm; 4:30-9:30 pm XERA ... 250000 a Villa Acuna, Coah.

850 kcs. (352.7 m.) CMCM 200 a Havana, Cuba 8 am -1130 pm KIEV D 250 a Glendale, Calif. Wr-SG CD 1000 a Elmira. N. Y. 6:00 am to SS at New Orleans WK AR DX 1000 a E. Lansing, Mich. 7 am -5 pm WWL C 50000 a New Orleans, La. 861 kcs. (348.6 m.) CMJA ... 200 a Camaguey, Cuba TIEMC 250 z San Jose, C. Rica WABC Ca 50000 a New York, N. Y. 7:30 am -1 am WBOQ QA 50000 a New York, N. Y. WHO DM 1000 a Kansas City, Mo. XEMO ... 5000 a Tijuana, B. Cfa. 9:45 am -3 am 870 kcs. (344.6 m.) CMHO z Sagua la Grande, Cuba WENR Ba 50000 b Chicago, Ill. Noon to midnight Wt S Ba 50000 a Chicago, 111. 8 am -noon XEFB ... 200 a Monterrey, N. L. 880 kcs. (340.7 m.) CBO F 1000 a Ottawa, Ont. 7:45 am -midnight CF1C F 1000 a Kamloops, B C. CMX 15000 a Havana, Cube 8 am-midnght KFKA M2 50011) a Greeley, Colo. 7:30 am -I am KLX 1000 a Oakland, Calif. 10:30 am -2:30 am KPOF 2 1000 a Denver, Colo. 9:15-10:45 am, 430-6:30 pm; KVAN DP 250 z Vancouver, Wash. 8:30-10:30 pm TILS 500 b San Jose, C. Rica WCOC C 1000 a Meridian, Miss. WGBI Cl 500111 f Scranton, Pa. 12 30-10:30 pm 12:30 -IO pm WQAN 1 50011) a Scranton, Pa. WRNL DX 500 a Richmond, Va. 6:30 am -LS WSUI ... 500111 a Iowa City, Iowa 10 am -11 pm 890 kcs. (336.9 m.) KARK N 1000 a Little Rock, Ark. 7 am -1 am KFNF X2 500111 a Shenandoah, Iowa 7 am -I am KFPY C 1000151 a Spokane, Wash. 9:50 am -3 am KUSD 2 500 a Vermillion, S. Dak. WBAA 50011) a W. Lafayette, Ind. Noon -6 pm WGST C 100015) a Atlanta, Ga. WJAR R 100015) a Providence, R. I. 7:30 am -1 am WMMN C 1000151 a Fairmont, W. Va. 6:30 am -1 am XEW ... 100000 e Mexico City, D. F. RADEX 69

900 kcs. ( 333.1 m.)

HIG 250 z Trujillo, D. R. KGBU X 500 a Ketchikan, Alaska KHJ M 1000(5) a Los Angeles, Calif. 9 am -4 am KSEI N 250(1) a Pocatello, Idaho 9:30 am -1 am rIAFB 600 z San Jose, C. Rica WBEN R 1000(5) a Buffalo, N. Y. 7 am -1 am WELT DXZ 500 a New Haven, Conn. 7 am-? WFMD D 500 a Frederick, Md. 6:30 am -LS WJAX N 1000(5) a Jacksonville, Fla. 6:45 am -1 am WKY N 1000(5) a Oklahoma City, Okla. 7:45 am -1 am WLBL D 5000 a Stevens Point, Wis. 9 am -5 pm WTAD D 1000 a Quincy, III. 8 am -5:45 pm 910 kcs. (329.6 m.) CBF FN 50000 a Montreal, P. Q. 8 am-midngiht CJAT F 1000 a Trail, B. C. 10 am -2 am CKY F 15000 a Winnipeg, Man. 8:30 am -1 am CMBQ ... 5000 a Havana, Cuba 8 am -midnight CMKD ... 1000 a Santiago de Cuba XENT ... 150000 a Nuevo Laredo, Tam. 7 pm -8:15 am 920 kcs. (325.9) CMHT 200 z Trinidad, Cuba KFEI. aMX 500 a Denver, Colo. 8 am -2:30 am KOMO R 1000(5) a Seattle, Wash. 10 am -3 am KPRC ER 1000151 a Houston, Texas 7 am -1 am KVOD Ba 500 a Denver, Colo. 10:30 am -12:30 pm; 2:30-5 Pm; 6:30-8 pm; 9:30 Pm - 2 :30 am TIRS 925 200 z San Jose, C. Rica WAAF D 1000 a Chicago, III. 6 am -LS WORL D 500 a Boston, Mass. 7 am -LS WPEN 1000 a Philadelphia, Pa. WSPA D 1000 a Spartanburg, S. C. 6 am -LS WWJ R 100015) a Detroit, Mich.

930 kcs. ( 322.4 m.) CFAC F 1000 a Calgary, Alta. 9 am -2 am CFCH F 100 a North Bay, Ont. CFLC 100 a Prescott, Ont. 7 am -10 pm CHNS F 1000 a Halifax, N. S. 7:30 am -11 pm CKPC 100 a Brantford, Ont. CMJF 200 z Camaguey, Cuba KMA B 1000(5) a Shenandoah, Iowa KROW 1000 a Oakland, Calif. 9 am -5 am WBRC R 1000(5) a Birmingham, Ala. 8 am -12:30 am WDBJ C 1000(5) a Roanoke, Va. 7 am -midnight XEBH ... 500 a Hermosillo, Son. 1-3 pm; 9 pm -midnight 940 kcs. (319 m.) CMBZ 200 a Havana, Cuba 7:42 am -1 am KOIN C 1000(5) a Portland, Ore. 9:30 am -3 am TIOS 500 z San Jose, C. Rica WAAT D 500 a Jersey City, N. J. 6:30 am -6 pm WAVE N 1000 a Louisville, Ky. 8 am -I am 7 :30 WCSH R 100012.5) a Portland, Maine am -midnight WDAY N 1000(5) a Fargo, N. Oak. 7 am -1 am WHA D 5000 a Madison, Wis. 9 am -5:30 pm WICA DX 250 a Ashtabula, Ohio 7 am -LS XEFO 5000 a Mexico City, D. F.

950 kcs. ( 315.6 m.) P. Q. Noon -midnight CBV F 1000 a Quebec, C1RM F 1000 a Regina, Sask. CMKL ... 200 z-Bayamo, Cuba KFWB ... 1000151 a Los Angeles, Calif. 9:30 am -4 am 70 RADEX

KMBC C 1000(5) a Kansas City, Mo. 6:55 am -1 am VOAR 25 z St. John's, Nfld. WRC R 1000(5) a Washington, D. C. WTRY DP 1000 z Troy, N. Y.

960 kcs. ( 312.3 m.) CBM FR 5000 a Montreal, P. Q. CFRN F 100 a Edmonton, Ata. Silent XEAW ... 100000 a Reynosa, Tam. 5-7:15 am; 7pm-12:30 am XECL ... 1000 z Mexicali, B. Cfa. 970 kcs. (309.1 m.) r CMCK 5000 z Havana, Cuba 7:50 am -12:30 am KJR B 5000 a Seattle, Wash. 10 am -3 am WCFL N 5000 a Chicago, Ill. am -LS W I BG D 100 a Glenside, Pa. 7:30

980 kcs. (306 m.) KDKA B 50000 b Pittsburgh, Pa. XEAC ... 5000 a Tijuana, 8. Cie. 8 am -1 am XEFE ... 250 z Nuevo Laredo, Tam.

990 kcs. ( 302.8 m.) WBZ BSy 50000 a Boston, Mass. 6 am -1 am WBZA BSy 1000 a Springfield, Mass. 6 am -1 am XF.AF 70 a Nogales Son. 11 am -3 pm; 7 pm -midnight XEK X 100 a Mexico City, D. F. XES 250 a Tampico, Tam.

1000 kcs. ( 299.8 m.) KFVD L 1000 a Los Angeles, Calif. 9 am -8:15 pm TIFA 250 z San Jose, C. Rica WHO KR 50000 a Des Moines, Iowa 7 am -1 am XEBI 250 a Aguascalientes, Ags.

1010 kcs. (296.9 m.)

CHML F 100 a Hamilton, Ont. 8 am -midnight

CKCD 1 100 a Vancouver, B. C. Silent CKCK F 1000 a Regina, Sask. 9:30 am -2 am CKCO F 100 a Ottawa, Ont. Noon -11 :30 pm CKIC 50 a Wolfville, N. S. CKWX F1 100 a Vancouver, B. C. Noon -4 am CMCU 200 a Havana, Cuba 6:55 am -I am KGGF M2 1000 a Cotteyville, Kans. Silent KQW M 1000 a San Jose, Calif. 9:30 am -3 am WHN 1000(5) a New York, N. Y. 7 am -1 am WNAD 2 1000 a Norman, Okla. 3-10:15 pm WNOX C 1000151 a Knoxville, Tenn. 6:30 am -2 am XEFQ ... 50 a Cananea, Son. XEU ... 250 a Veracruz, Ver. C. 8 am -1 am

1020 kcs. ( 293.9 m.) KYW R 10000 b Philaieiphia, Pa. 7:05 am -10 pm WDZ D 1000 a Tuscola, Ill. 7 am -6 pm XEJ 1000 a Juarez, Chih. 1030 kcs. (291.1 m.)

CFCN F 10000 a Calgary, Alta. 9 am -1:30 am CJBR F 1000 a Rimouski, P. Q. CKLW FM 5000 a Windsor, Ont. 6:30 am -4 am TIHO ... 500 z San Jose, C. Rica XEB ... 10000 a Mexico City, D. F. 10 am -12:15 am RADEX 71

1040 kcs. ( 288.3 m.) KRLD C 50000 a Dallas, Texas KWJJ HL 500 a Portland, Ore. 9 am -5 :45 am KYOS DM 250 a Merced, Calif. 9 am -LS VOCM 100 z St. John's, Nfld. WTIC HR 50000 a Hartford, Conn. 6 am -1 am

1050 kcs. ( 285.5 mi

CBA F 50000 a Sackville, N. B. 7 am -midnight CMCH ... Cuba 7:55 am -midnight CMCP z-Havana,200 z-Havana. Cuba HITKFBI 50 z Trujillo, D. R. LY 5000 a Abilene. Kans. 7 am -7 :45 pm KNX C 50000 b Los Angeles, Calif. 9:30 am -3:15 am WEAU L 100015) a Eau Claire, Wis. Until SS at Abilene, Texas WIBC D 1000 a Indianapolis, Ind. 7 am -LS 1060 kcs. (282.8 m.) KTHS HN 10000 a Hot Springs, Ark. 7 am -LS; 9 pm -1 am VOAC 1065 40 z St. John's, Nfld. \A/BAL BM 10000 a Baltimore, Md. 6 am -9 pm WJAG L 1000 a Norfolk, Nebr. 7 :30 am -LS

1070 kcs. ( 280.2 m.) CMJW 200 z Camaguey, Cuba KJBS L 500 a San Francisco, Calif. 1 am -9:45 pm TLNBC P 5000 z San Jose, C. Rica WCAZ D 100 a Carthage, III. WTAM 8 am -5 pm R 50000 a Cleveland Ohio 6 am -midnight 1080 kcs. (277.6 m.) CMBX ... 200 a Havana. Cuba CMKM 200 a Manzanillo, Cuba WBT C 50000 a Charlotte, N. C. 6:45 am -midnight WCBD LI 5000 a Chicago, Ill. WMBI LI 5000 g Chicago, III. 8 am -5:30 pm XEBA 20 z Guzman, Jal. XEBK 100 z Nuevo Laredo, XEDP Tam. 500 a Mexico City, D. F. 1090 kcs. (275.1 m.) CMHA ... 200 z Sagua la Grande, Cuba HIN 100 z Trujillo, KMOX D. R. C 50000 a St. Louis, Mo. XERB 7 am -1 am ... 150000 a Rosarito Beach, B. Cfa.

1 100 kcs. ( 272.6 m.) CBR F 5000 a Vanl ouver, CMHP B. C. 200 z Placetas, Cuba KGDM DM 1000 f Stockton, KWKH Calif. 9 am -LS CH 50000 a Shreveport, La. WBIL 1 5000 a New York, N. Y. WCAR DP 1000 z Pontiac, Mich. WPG Cl 5000 a Atlantic City, N. J. XECL 8 am -6 pm; 8pm-midnight ? 1000 z Mexicali, B. Cfa. 1110 kcs. (270.1 mì CMCJ 200 a Havana, Cuba KSOO LN 8 am -10 pm 5000 a Sioux Falls, S. Dak. WRVA CM 50000 7 am -LS a Richmond, Va. 6:30 am -1 am 1 120 kcs. ( 267.7 m.) CBJ F 100 a Chicoutimi, P. Q. 3:15-11:15 pm CHLP F 100 a Montreal, P. Q. 9 am -11 pm 12 RADEX

N. B. 5 am -midnight CHSJ F 100 a St. John, CKOC F 50011) a Hamilton, Ont. Man. 9 am -12:30 am CKX F 1000 a Brandon, CMGF 200 a Matanzas, Cuba KFIO D 100 a Spokane, Wash. KFSG a 50012 S) a Los Angeles, Calif. 9 am -3 am KRKD a 50012.5) a Los Angeles, Calif. 9 am -4:30 am KRSC 250 a Seattle, Wash. DP 1000 z Austin, Texas KTBC 7 am -4 pm D 500 a Boston, Mass. WCOP 9 am -11 pm WDEL R 25011) a Wilmington, Del. 8 am -1 am WISN C 25011) a Milwaukee, Wis. La. 7:45 am -1 am WJB0 B 500 a Baton Rouge, WTAW L 500 a College Station, Texas

( 1 130 kcs. 265.3 m.) I I Noon -10 pm CMJI 200 a Ciego de Avila, Cuba Utah 8:30 am -3 am KSL C , 50000 a Salt Lake City, 6 am -6:45 pm Vv1JD L 20000 a Chicago, Ill. N. Y. WOV D 1000 a New York, City, D. F. XEJP ... 100 z Mexico

1 140 kcs. ( 263 m.) I I Cuba 7:57 am -midnight CMBG 200 z Havana, N 25000 a Tulsa, Okla. KVOO Ala. 7 am -i am WAPI C 5000 a Birmingham, Mass. 7 am -5:45 pm WSPR LM 500 a Springfield,

1150 kcs. (260.7 m.) 200 z Santiago, Cuba CMKG N. Y. 7 am -midnight WHAM N 50000 a Rochester, z Durango, Dgo. XEBP 250 100 Tijuana, B. Cfa. XEC a a Minatitlan, Ver. C. XEDW 300 City, D. F. XEL 250 z Mexico

1160 kcs. (258.5 m.) 1 Cuba CMH1 200 a Cienfuegos, 10000 a Fort svav», 1,,,1 WOWO 81 6 am -T WWVA Cl 5000 a Wheeling, W. Va. 100 a Saltillo. Coah. REAS ... Jal. Noon -midnight XED ... 2500 a Guadalajara, Chih. 9 am -2 am XEP 500 a Juarez,

1 170 kcs. ( 256.3 m.) I 7:27 am -11 pm 200 a Havana. Cuba CMBS Pa. 7:30 am -1 am WCAU C 500000 Philadelphia, É za Mexico City, D. F. XEXX . . .

1 180 kcs. ( 254.1 m.) r I 9:30 am -3 em B 5000 a Portland, Ore. KEX 9 am -1 em N 10000 a Albuquerque, N. Mex. KOB Minn. 7 am -7:30 pm WDGY M 100015) a Minneapolis, L 1000 a New York, N. Y. WINS 7 -7 pm WMAZ CL 100015) a Macon, Ga. am 1190 kcs. (252 m.) de Cuba CMKX 200 z Santiago DMXZ 250 f Visalia Calif. 9 am -LS KTKC San Antonio, Texas 7:30 am -12:30 am WOAI EN 500n0 a a Huntington, W. Va. 7 am -7 pm WSAZ L 1000

1200 kcs. ( 249.9 m.) 100 a Grande Prairie, Alta. 9:45 am -5 pm; 7pm-midnight CFGP a Moose Jaw, Sask. 9 am- 12:30 am CHAB F 1001.25) RADE X 73

CHGB F 100 z St. Anne de la Pocatierre, P 0 CKNX 100 z Wingham, Ont. I I am -1 em CKTB F 100 a St Catharines Ont. 9 :30 am -11:30 pm CMCO 200 a Havana Cuba 7:55 am -midnight KADA i_M 100 a Ada Okla KAST 100(.25) a Astoria Ore. KBTM D 100 8:30 a Jonesboro Ark. am -6:30 pm KELO N 100(.251 a Sioux Falls, S Dak. 1 pm -I am KFJB 100(.25) a Marshalltown, Iowa 7 am -IO pm KFXD ... 100(.25) a Nampa. Idaho 8 am-ll pm KFXJ ... 1001.25) a Grand Junction, Colo. KGDE ... 100(.25) b Fergus Falls, Minn. 8 am- 10 pm KGEK ... 100 f Sterling Colo. Silent KGFJ ... 100 a ' os Angeles, Calif. 24 hours daily KGHI 1001.25) a Little Rock. Ark. 8:30 am -I I pm KHAS P 100(.25) z Hastings, Nebr. KMLB 250 a Monroe. La. KOOS M 1001.25) a Marshl,eld, Ore. 10 am -7:45 pm KSUN 100(.25) a Lowell Ariz 11 am -midnight KVCV M 100 a Redding, Calif. KVEC M 100(.25) a San Luis Obispo, Calif. 9:30 am -3 am KVNU 100 z Logan Utah 9:30 am -7 KVOS M 100 a Bellingham, Wash. K' .O OP 100 z Piatnview. Teas KWG N a 100 Stockton, Calif. 10 am -3 am KwNO 1001.251 a Winona. Minn. TIRCC 500 z San Jose C Rica ...... ,, WABI C 100(.25) a Bangor, Mane WAIM C 100 a Anderson, S C. 6 am -10 pm WAtx lout 251 a Waycross, Ga. 7 am -9 pm WBAB P 100(.25) z Atlantic City, N. J. WBBZ M 100(.25) a Ponca City, Okla. 8 am -l0 pm WBHP 100 a Huntsvdie, Am. WCAT D 100 a Rapid City. S. Oak. Noon -2 pm WCAX 1001.25) a Burlington, Vt. 7:30 am -9 pm WLLO ... 250 a Janes,,i,e, wis. 8 am -10 pm WCPO 100(.25) a Cincinnati, Ohio 7 am -1 I :30 pm wi_r P 10ul.,,1 z Panama ,..ity, ra. WDSM P 100 z Superior, Wis, WENY P 100(.25) z Elmira, N. Y. WEST 100(.251 a Easton, Pa. WLSX P 100 z Salem, Mass. WFAM 4 100 a South Bend, Ind. "' WFTC ... 100(.25) a Kinston, N. C. WHBC 100(.1j) a Cancun, Ohio WHBY E 1001.251 a Green Bay, Wis. Silent WIBX C 1001.25) a Utica, N. Y. 5..J0 am -I WIL ... 250 a St. Louis, Mo. am WJBC 5 250 a Bloomington, III. 4-8:30 pm 100 a WJBL 25 Decatur, Ill. 7 -IO am; 1 :30-4 pm; 8:30 pm- t WJBW L 100 a New Orleans, La. 2 am-am9 pm WJHL ... 100(.25) a Johnson City. Tenn. ... WJNO C 1001.25) a W Palm Beach, Fla. 7 am -midnight WJRD D 250 a Tuscaloosa, Ala. WKBO N 1001.25) -a Harrisburg, Pa. 8 am -I1 pm WLVA ... 250 a Lynchburg Va. 7 am WMFR 100 a High -II pm Point, N. C. 6.30 WMOB DP 100 z Mobile, Ala. am -10 pm WMPC ... 100(.25) a Lapeer, Mich. WOLS ... 100 a Florence, S. C. 7 am -7 WRBL C 1001.25) a Columbus, Ga. 8 an -midnight WSAL D 250 Z Salisbury, Md. WSKB DP 100 z McComb, Miss, WSOO P 1001.25) z Saul Ste. Marie, Mih. WTHT M 100 a Hartford, Conn. 7 am -4:15 pm WTOL ... 100 a Toledo, Ohio WWAE 4 100 a Hammond, Ind. 74 RADEX

1210 kcs. (247.8 m.) CHIT ... 100 z Sherbrooke P. Q. 8 am -9 pm CJCS 50 a Stratford Ont. 9 am -1 am CJOC F 100 a Lethbridge, Alta. 9:45 am -1 am CKBI F 100 a Prince Albert, Sask. 10 am -1 pm, 4-10 pm F 100 a Hull. P Q CKCH 8 am -11 pm a Ont. CKMC . , . 50 Cobalt CMHK ... 200 z Cruces Cuba a Alexandria La. KALE 100(.25) 7:30 am -midnight N 100 a Wichita. Kans. KANS 7 am -8 pm 100 a Elk City Okla. KASA M 7:3G am -9:30 pm 100(.25) a Devils Lake N. Dak. KDLR 9:30-? 100 a Monterey Calif KDON M 9 am -7 100 a Klamath Falls. Ore. KF.11 8 am -11:15 pm 1001.251 a Lincoln. Nebr. KFOR CM 7:30 am -11 pm KFPW 100 a Fort Smith. Ark. 5 1001.25) z Cape Girardeau. Mo. KFVS 9 am -3 am M2 100 a San Bernardino Calif. KFXM 7 am -1 am KGLO C 1001.25) z Mason City, Iowa KGY M 100 a Olympia Wash. a Okmulgee, Okla. KHBG D 100 8 am -10 pm a Garden City. Kans. KIUL ... 100 8:30 am -11 pm 1001.25) a Carlsbad, N. Mex. KLAN Texas KOCA 1001.25) a Kilgore. Provo. Utah KOVO P 1001.25) z Helena. Mont. 1015 am -midnight KPFA EN 1001.251 a Silent a Pasadena Calif. KPPC 2 100 9:30 am -2:30 pm C 100 a Sacramento Calif. KROY 8 am -11 pm 1001.25) a Ardmore, Okla. KVSO M 10 am -midnight KWJB 1001.25) a Globe, Ariz. KWTN A 100 a Watertown, S. Oak. KXOX DP 250 z Sweetwater. Tex. KYUM P 1001.251 z Yuma, Ariz. 7 -9 pm WALR 100 a Zanesville. Ohio am WBAX M 100 a Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 11 -9:15 WBBL S 100 a Richmond, Va. am pm 4-7 pm WBRB 3 100 a Red Bank, N. J. 7 -11 pm WCOL N 100 a Columbus, Ohio am WCOU M 100(.25) a Lewiston, Maine 6 am -midnight 100 z Montgomery, Ala. WCOV D pm 4 100 a Chicago Ill. I1 am -7 WCRW 1-5 8:30-10 pm WEBQ 5 1001.25) a Harrisburg, Ill. 7-10 am; pm; 11 a Chicago, III. 10-11 am; 5-6 pm; pm;mid- WEDC 4 100 night WFAS 3 100 a White Plains, N. Y. WFOY 1001.25) a St. Augustine, Fla. 7:30 am -midnight WGBB 3 100 a Freeport. N. Y. WGCM 1001,25) a Gulfport, Miss. WGRM Y 1001.25) a Grenada, Miss. WHAI M 250 a Greenfield, Mass. 7 am -7 WHBU 1001.25) a Anderson, Ind. WIBU E 1001.25) a Poynerte, Wii. WINN P 1001.251 z Louisville, Ky. 8 am -10:30 pm WARY ... 1001.251 a Gadsden, Ala. 7 am -11 :30 pm WJEJ 100 a Hagerstown, Md. 7:15 am -12:30 am WJIM B 1001.25) z Lansing, Mich. WJLS .. 250 z Beckley, W. Va. WJMC D 250 z Rice Lake, Wis. WJTN B 1001.25) a Jamestown, N. Y. 7:30 am -12:30 am WJW ... 1001.25) a Akron, Ohio 8 am -10:30 pm WKOK 100 a Sunbury, Pa. 6 am -midnight WLOK D 100 a Lima, Ohio 6 am -5:15 pm WMFG C 250 a Hibbing, Minn. 7:30 am -10 pm WOCB P 100(.25) z Hyannis, Mass. WOMT ... 100 a Manitowoc, Wis. WPAX 1001.25) a Thomasville, Ga. 8 am -6 pm WPIV P 1001.251 z Petersburg, Va. WRAL M 250 z Raleigh, N. C. 6 am -1 am WSAY 100(.25) a Rochester, N. Y. 7 am -12:30 am WSBC 4 250 a Chicago, Ill. 6 am -midnight WSIX M 250 a Nashville, Tenn. 7 am -1 am RADEX 75

WSNJ 100) 25) a Bridgeton, N. J. 7 em.? WSOC MN 1001.251 a Charlotte, N. C. 7 am -midnight WTAX .. , 100 a Springfield, Ill. WTMA ... 250 z Charleston S. C. XEAT .. , 250 a Parral, Chih. 11 am -9 pm XEE ... 50 a Durango, Ogo. XEFV ... 50 a Juarez, Chih. XETH ... 100 a Puebla, Pue.

1220 kcs. (245.8 m.) I i KFKU a 1000(5) a Lawrence, Kans. 3:30-7:30 pm KTMS B 500 z Santa Barbara, Calif. KTW 52 1000 a Seattle, Wash. KWSC 2 100015) a Pullman, Wash. 9:45 am -12:30 am TIGPH2 1225 100) b San Jose. C. Rica WCAD D 500 a Canton, N. Y. 12 :30-4 pm WCAE MR 1000(51 a Pittsburgh, Pa. 7 am -2:30 am WDAE C 1000(51 a Tampa, Fla. 7:30 am -midnight WGNY D 250 e Newburgh, N. Y. WREN aB 100015) a Lawrence, Kans. 8 am -7 pm XEBL ... 50 z Mazatlan, Sin. XEDA ... 200 z Gral. Anaya, D. F. XETF ... 12 a Veracruz, Ver. C. 1230 kcs. (243.8 m.) CMCB ... 200 a Havana, Cuba 8 am -11 pm CMJE 200 z Camaguey, Cuba KGBX N 500 a Springfield, Mo. KGGM C 1000 a Albuquerque, N. Mex. 9:30 am -11:30 pm KYA 1000(5) a San Francisco, Calif. 9:30 am -3 am WFBM C 1000)51 a Indianapolis, Ind. 7:30 am -I am WNAC R. 100015) a Boston, Mass. 5 am -I am WOL M 1000 a Washington, D. C. 6 am -2 am XLG ... 250 z Monterrey, N. L. XECA ... 250 z Tampico, Tam. 1240 kcs. (241.8 m.)

CJCB F 1000 a Sydney, N. S. 7 am -1 am CMAB ... 200 z Pinar del Rio, Cuba CMHB 200 z Sancti Spiritus, Cuba KFJZ M 1000 a Fort Worth, texas KGCU 250 a Mandan, N. Deli.. 11 am -midnight KTFI N 1000 a Twin Falls, Idaho 8 am -I am WHBF M 1000(2.5) a Rock Island, III. WKAQ C 1000 a San Juan, Puerto Rico 6 am -9:30 pm WXYZ B 1000 a Detroit, Mich. XEBU ... 50 z Chihuahua, Chih. XLCW 250 z Cord ..,Lia, Ver. C. XEKL A 500 b Leon, Gto. XEME ... 50 z Merida, Yuc.

1250 kcs. ( 239.9 m.)

CMKC ... 200 a Santiago, Cuba KFOX 1000 a Long Beach, Calif. KIT MX 230(.5) a Yakima, Wash. 9:30 am -3 am KXOK 1000 z St. Louis, Mo. WAIR DM 250 a Winston-Salem, N. C. 6 am -LS WDSU B 1000 a New Orleans, La. 7 am -midnight WI -1b1 2 10012.51 a Newark, N. J. WKST DX 250 a New Castle, Pa. 7 am -LS WMRO D 250 z Aurora, III. WNEW 2 100015) a New York, N. Y. 24 hours daily WTCN B 100015) a Minneapolis, Minn. 7 am -midnight XEAI ... 500 z Mexico City, D. F.

1260 kcs. ( 238 m.) CMBD ... 200 z Havana, Cuba CMJO ... 200 a Ciego de Avila, Cha 76 RADEX

am -1 am KGVO C 1000(5) a Missoula, Mont. 8:50 KHSL M 250 a Chico Calif. KOIL CM 1000151 a Omaha Nebr. KPAC DZ 500 a Port Arthur, Texas 6 am -5:45 pm -11 KRGV MN 1000 a Weslaco Texas 8 am pm 7 am -LS KUOA D 5000 a Siloam Springs. Ark. KV'lA FN a Tucson Arit 8 am -11:30 pm WFVA DP 250 z Fredericksburg, Va. WHIO C 1000151 a Dayton, Ohio 6 am -1 am nru i p Nanara Fa, s N. Y. WNBX CM 1000 a Springfield, Vt. 7 am -midnight WTOC C 1000 a Savannah, Ga. 7 am -midnight

1270 kcs. ( 236.1 m.) CMHD 200 d Caibarien, Cuba K _A D62 I"i1 a Decorah. Iowa KOL M 100015) a Seattte, Wash. KVOR C 1000 a Colorado Springs, Colo. 9 am -1 am KWLC D2 100 a Decorah Iowa 9:30 am -5:30 pm WASH aDN 500 a Grand Rapids, Mich. 7 am -LS WFPR R 10n015) a Baltimore, Md. 6:30 am -1:30 am W1DX R 1000151 a Jackson, Miss. WOOD aN 500 a Grand Rapids, Mich. 7 am -midnight XrSM . 1n0 z Merco City D. F. XEXB A 250 a Jalapa Ver C. XEXE ... 17 z Texcoco, D. F.

1280 kcs. ( 234.2 m.)

CMKO 200 z Holguin Cuba KFBB C 1000151 a Great Falls Mont. 10 am -1 am KLS 250 a Oakland, Calif. WCAM 2 500 a Camden, N. J. Silent WCAP 2 500 a Asbury Park N. J. 10:30 am -4 pm; WDOD C 100015) b Chattanooga Tenn. 7:30 am -12:30 am WIBA N 1000151 a Madison, Wis. 8 am -1 am WORC C 500 a Worcester. Mass. 8 am-midngiht WRR M 500 a Dallas Texas 8 am -midnight WTNJ 2 500 a Trenton N 1. XEMX .. 100 z Mexico City. D. F.

1290 kcs. ( 232.4 m.) CMCG ... 200 a Havana, Cuba 7 am -midnight CMJK 200 a Camaguey Cuba KDYL R 1000(5) a Salt Lake City, Utah 8 am -3 am KLCN D 100 a Blytheville, Ark. KTRH C 1000(51 a Houston, Texas 7 30 am -3:30 am WATR 250 a Waterbury, Conn. 8 am-? WEBC N 1000151 a Duluth, Minn. 8 am -1 am WJAS C 100015) a Pittsburgh, Pa. 7 30 am -12:30 am WJHP P 250 z Jacksonville, Fla. WNBZ D 100 a Saranac Lake, N. Y. 9.30 am -LS WNEL ... 100012.5) a San Juan, Puerto Rico 6:30 am -Il :30 pm

1300 kcs. ( 230.6 m.)

KALE M 1000 a Portland Ore. 9.15 am -3 am KFAC 1000 a Los Angeles Calif. 24 hours c:aily KFH C 1000151 a Wichita Kans. 7 am -1 tm WBBR 2 1000 a Brooklyn N Y. Silent WEVD 2 1000 a New York, N Y. WFBC N 1000151 a Greenville, S. C. 6:45 am -midnight WHAZ 2 1000 a Troy N Y. 6 pm-m'inight WHBL ... 25011) g Sheboygan, Wis. 8 an. -midnight 1310 kcs. (228.9 m.) CHCK 50 a Charlottetown, P. E. I. CJKL F 100 a Kirkland Lake, Ont. RADEX 77

CJLS F 100 a Yarmouth, N. S. CKCV F 100 a Quebec P Q 7:55 am -11 :30 pm CMKE ? z Manzanillo Cuba KAND M 100 a Corsicana Texas 7 am-? KARM C 100 a Fresno Calif. 9 am -3 am KBND 1001 251 z Bend Ore KCKN 100 a Kansas City, Kans. 7 am -1 am KCRJ 1001 251 a Jerome Ariz, KFPL 100( 25) f Dublin Texas 7 am -10:45 pm KFYO 100(.25) a Lubbock Texas 8 am -10:15 pm KGFZ 100 a Kalispell Mont. 9 am -11 pm KGFW 1001 251 a Kearney Nebr. 7 am -10 pm KHUB 100(.25) a Watsonville, Calif. 9 am-? KOCY 1001.251 a Oklahoma City, Okla. 7:45 am-? KOME EM 1001 25) z Tulsa Okla. KPDN D 100 a Pampa Texas KRBA D 100 a Lufkin Texas 7 am -6:15 pm KPMD 250 a Shreveport la. 7:30 am -1 am KROC N 100(.251 a Rochester, Minn. 7 am -12:15 am KRRV DM 250 a Sherman Texas KSRO 250 a Santa Rosa Calif. IO am -2 am KSUB 100 a Cedar City Utah KTSM N 10(1( 75) a Ft nec() Texas 8:30 am -1 am KVIC P 1001.25) z Victoria. Texas KVOL 1001 25) a Lafayette La 7 am -2 pm; 5-11 pm KVOX 100( 25) a Moorhead Minn. 7 am -10 pm KVSF 100 a Santa Fe, N Mex. KWFC 100(.251 z Hot Springs, Ark. KWOC D 100 a Poplar Riuff Mo 7:30 am -LS KWOS 1001 251 a Jefferson City Mo. 7 am -I1 pm KXRO 100(.251 a Aberdeen Wash 10 am -2 am TG1 d Guatemala City. Guat. WAML 6 pm -i am 250 a Laurel Miss 8 am -10 pm WBEO L 100( 25) a Marouette Mich. WBOW NZ 1001 25) a Terre Haute Inc). 7 am -midnight WBRE N 1001.251 a Wilkes-Barre Pa. WBRK M 100(.25) a Pittsfield Mass, 7 am -1 am WCLS L 100 a Joliet III 8 am -9:30 pm WCMI M 1001.251 a Ashland Ky. 6 am -11:30 pm WDAH 5 100(.25) a El Paso, Texas Silent WEBR B 250 a Buffalo, N. Y. 7 am -midnight WEMP 250 a Milwaukee, Wis. 7:30 am-? WEXL 50 a Royal Oak, Mich. -4 WFBG 8 am am 100 a Altoona Pa. 7 am -10:30 pm WFDF B 100 a Flint Mich. WFIG 7 am -midnight P 100(.25) z Sumter, S. C. WGAU 100(.251 a Athens Ga. 7 am -midnight WGH 1001.25) a Newport News, Va. 7 am -midnight WGTM D 100 a Wilson, N. C. WHAT 4 100 a Philadelphia, Pa. WJPF P 1001.25) z Herrin, III. WJPR P 1001.25) z Greenville, Miss. WLAK N 250 z Lakeland, Fla. WLBC 250 a Muncie. Ind 7 am -midnight Wt.BJ 1001 25) z Bowling Green, Ky. WLNH M 100 a Laconia, N. H. 7 am -midnight W MBO 1001.25) a Auburn N. Y. WMI F 100(.251 a Plattsburg N. Y. 7:45 am -midnight WNBH M 1001.25) a New Bedford, Mass, 7:30 am -11:15 pm WKAW 100 a Reading, Pa. 7 am -11 pm WROL N 100(.25) a Knoxville, Tenn. WSAJ 100 a Grove City, Pa. Silent WSAV P 100 z Savannah, Ga. WSGN B 100(.25) a Birmingham, Ala. 8 am -midnight WSJS C 250 a Winston-Salem, N. C. 8 am -10 pm WTAL 100(.25) a Tallahassee, Fla. 8 am -midnight WTEL 4 100 a Philadelphia, Pa. 8 am -midnight WTJS 100(.l5) a Jackson, Tenn. 7 am -11 pm WTRC 250 a Elkhart, Ind. 7 am -8:30 pm XEAG 10 s( Cordoba, Ver. C. eve leqepta, Glla 78 RADEX

XEFW 300 a Tampico, Tam. XETB .. 500 a Torreon, Coah. XEX ... 500 a Monterrey, N. L.

1320 kcs. ( 227.1 m. ) CMCR 200 z Havana, Cuba 9 am -I am KGtiF B 500 a Puebio, Colo. 1:30 am6 pm KGMB CMZ 1000 a Honolulu, Hawaii 6 am -7 KID 500(1) a Idaho Falls, Idaho 6:30 am -1 am KRNT C 1000(51 a Des Moines, Iowa 7 am -1 WADC C 1000151 a Akron, Ohio am 8 am WORK N 1000 a York, Pa. -10 pm WSMB R 1000(5) a New Orleans, La. m.) 1330 kcs. (225.4 I I KGB M 1000 a San Diego, Calif. 10 am -4 am KMO M 1000 a Tacoma, Wash. 9 am -3 am KRIS MN 500 a Corpus Christi, Tex. 7:30 am -midnight KSCJ C 1000(5) a Sioux City, Iowa 7 am -2 am WDRC C 1000(51 g Hartford, Conn. 7 am -midnight WSAI MN 1000151 a Cincinnati, Ohio 7 am -I am WTAQ C 1000)51 a Green Bay, Wis. 8 am -I am

1340 kcs. ( 223.7 m.) KDTH DP 500 z Dubuque, Iowa KGIR EN 1000)51 a Butte, Mont. KGNO 250)11 b Dodge City Kans. 8:30 am -midnight WCOA N 50011) a Pensacola. Fla. WFEA MN 500111 a Manchester, N. H. 8 am -1 am WFNC DP 250 z Fayetteville, N. C. WSPD B 1000(51 a Toledo, Ohio 6:30 am -1 am XEAP 50 z Obregon, Son. XEBJ 100 a Victoria Tam. XEBS .. 200 z Mexico City, D F. XEDH ... 200 z Villa Acuna, Coah. XEFC ... 100 a Merida, Yuc. XEBW 250 a Chihuahua, Chih. 1350 kcs. (222.1 m.) CMCA 200 a Havana, Cuba KIDO N 1000(2.5) a Boise, Idaho 9 am -2 am KWK BM 1000(5) a St. Louis, Mo. 6:30 am -1 am WAWZ 2 1000 a Zarephath, N. J. 7:45 am -8:45 am; 6-7:30 pm WBNX 2 1000 a New Cork, N. Y. WMBG RX 500 a Richmond, Va. 7 am -midnight

1360 kcs. ( 220.4 m.) CMJH 200 d Ciego de Avila, Cuba KCRC EM 250 a Enid, Ok la. 8 am -11 pm KGER ... 1000 a Long Beach, Calif. 9 am -3 am KLPM 500(11 a Minot, N. Dak. KSLM M 500 a Salem, Ore. 10 am -I am WCSC N 500111 a Charleston, S. C. 7 am-midnighe WFBL C 1000)5) a Syracuse, N. Y. 7 am -1 am WGES 2 500(1) a Chicago, III. 8 am -9 pm. WQBC D 1000 a Vicksburg, Miss WSBr C2 500 a South Bend, Ind.

1370 kcs. (218.8 m.) I i CFAR ... 100 a Flin Flon, Man. 8 am -2:15 pm; 6-10 pm CFOS 100 z Owen Sound, Ont. CKCW F 100 a Moncton, N. B. CKRN ... 100 z Rouyn, P. Q. CMGE .. 200 a Cardenas, Cuba 10 am -10:30 pm HIZ 75 z Trujillo, D. R. , KEEN 3 100 a Seattle, Wash. ' 3 pm -1 em RADEX 79

KELD 100 El Dorado, Ark. KERN N 100 Bakersfield, Calif. 11 am -3 am KFGQ D 100 Boone, Iowa 7 am -2 pm KFRO DMXZ 250 Longview, Texas 7:45 am -LS KGFL 4 100 Roswell, N. Mex. 9 am -7 KGKL M 1001.25) San Angelo, Texas KICA 4 100 Clovis, N. Mex. 9 am -11 pm KIUN 100 Pecos, Texas 8 am -I0 pm KIUP 100 Durango, Colo. 10 am -11 pm KLUF M 250 Galveston, Tex. 8 am -I am KMAC 5 1001.251 San Antonio, Tex. 8 am -9 pm KOBH 1001.251 Rapid City, S. Dak. 8 am -midnight KOKO La Junta, Colo. 8 am -11:30 pm KONO 5 100 San Antonio, Tex. 7 am -11 pm KREKRKO 100(.25) Berkeley, Calif. 24 hours daily 3 50 Everett, Wash. 10 am -3 pm; 7-10 pm KRMC 100(.251 Jamestown, N. Dak. KTEM M 100(.25) Temple, Texas KTOK EMN 250 Oklahoma City, Okla, 7 am -1 am KTSW 100 Emporia, Kans. KTUC C 1001.25) Tucson, Ariz. 9 am -1 am KUJKVFD 100 Walla Walla, Wash. 9:30 am -I am LP 100(.25) Fort Dodge, Iowa KVGB 100 Great Bend, Kans. KVRS 1001.25) Rock Springs, Wyo. KWYO 100(.25) Sheridan, Wyo. 9 am -midnight WABY BM 1001.251 Albany, N. Y. 7 am -midnight WAGF D 250 Dothan, Ala. 9 am -LS WATL 1001.25) Atlanta, Ga. 7 am -1 am WBLK N 250 Clarksburg, W. Va. 6 am -11:30 pm WBNY 2 1001.25) Buffalo, N. Y. 7:30 am -midnight WBTH D 100 Williamson, W. Va. WBTM ... 1001.251 Danville, Va. 7 am -10 pm WCBM 1001.251 Baltimore, Md. WCNC P 100(.25) Elizabeth City, N. C. WCOS P 100(.25) Columbia, S. C. W DAS 100(.25) Philadelphia, Pa. 8 am -midnight WDWS 1001.25) Champaign, III. 7 am -midnight W tOA C 250 Evansville, Ind. 8 am -1 am WFOR 100 Hattiesburg, Miss. 8 am -9 pm WFTL P 100(.25) Ft. Lauderdale Fla. WGBR P 100 Goldsboro, N. C. WGL N 100 (.25) Fort Wayne, Ind. WGRC DM 250 New Albany. Ind. 7 am -LS WHBQ 100 Memphis, Tenn. 8 am -11:30 pm WHDF 1001.25) Calumet, Mich. 10:30 am -6:30 pm WHLB C 250 Virginia, Minn. WHLS 1001.25) Port Huron, Mich. 6 am -7:30 pm WHUB P 100(.25) Cookeville. Tenn. WIBM B 100(.25) Jackson, Mich. 6:30 am -12:30 am WISE P 100 Asheville, N. C. i WJAC 100(.25) Johnstown, Pa. WLLH MSy 1001.25) Lowell, Mass. 7:30 am -midnight WLLH Sy 100 Lawrence, Mast. 7:30 am -midnight WMAN DP 2v0 Mansfield. O1^"o WMBR C 1001.25) Jacksonville, Fla. 7:30 am -midnight WMFD 1001.25) Wilmington, N. C. 7:30 ar,+-7 nm WMFO D 100 Decatur, Ala. 8 am -6:30 pm WMGA P 1001.25) Moultrie, Ga. WMIN 100(.25) St. Paul, Minn. 7 am -1 am WOC C 100(.25) Davenport Iowa 7 am -1 am WPAY Portsmouth, Ohio 7 am -10:15 ptff WPRA XX 1000)2.5) Mayaguez, P. R. WRAK 1001.251 Williamsport, Pa. 7:30 am -9 pm WRDO MN Augusta, Maine 8 am -11:15 pm WRJN 1001.25) Racine, Wis. 8:45 am-mldnigh? WSAU 250 Wausau, Wis. 7 am -11 :IS pm WSVS D2 50 Buffalo, N. Y. 8:30 am -1 WISP P 1001.25) St. Petersburg, Fla. XECZ 100 San Luis Potosi, S. L. P. XEI 125 Morelia, Micho. XELZ ... 100 Mexico City, D. F. 1380 kcs. (217.3 m.) 200 d Havana, Cuba 6:55 am -midnight 500 e Reno. Nev: 1.1 am- am K,W á111 b Pittsburgh, Pe. -7 em-1 pm 80

WALA CX 500(11 a Mobile, Ala. 8:30 am -midnight WING N 2501.51 a Dayton, Ohio 6 am -7:30 pm; 10 pm -1 am WKBH C 1000 a La Crosse, Wis. 7 am -midnight WNBC R 250(1) a New Britain, Conn. 7 am -midnight XEM ... 500 z Chihuahua, Chih.

1390 kcs. ( 215.7 m.) CM1C ... 200 z Camaguey, Cuba S. 8 am -11 pm KABR . 50011) a Aberdeen Dak. KLRA C 1000151 a Little Rock, Ark. WY C 1000 g Phoeniz, Ariz. 9 am -12:15 am KRLC 250 a Lewiston, Idaho 9:30 am -12:30 am WHK KBM 1000(51 a Cleveland, Ohio 7 am -midnight WQDM D 1000 f St. Albans, Vt. 6 am -LS

1400 kcs. ( 214.2 m.) CMKR 200 z Santiago de Cuba KHBC CM 250 a Hilo. Hawaii Noon -4 am am am KLO B 1000(5) a Ogden, Utah 9:30 -1:30 KTUL 1000(5) a Tulsa Okla 7:30 am -1:30 am TGX C Guatemala City, Guat. WARD 2 500 a Brooklyn, N. Y. 3:45-6 pm pm WBBC 2 500 a Brooklyn, N. Y. 7-11 am; 7:30-9 WHDL D 250 a Olean, N. Y. WIRE MR 100015) a Indianapolis, Ind. 7:30 am -1 am 11 pm; pm WLTH 2 500 a New York, N. Y. am -1:30 6-7:30 WVFW 2 500 a Brooklyn, N. Y. 1:30-3:45 pm; 9-10:30 pm 1410 kcs. (212 ni.)

CKFC 2 50 a Vancouver, B. C. CKMO 2 100 a Vancouver B C. 11 am-? CMCQ 200 a Havana Cuba 7 am -11 pm KFJM 500111 a Grand Forks, N. Dak. 8 am -10 pm KGNC N 100012.51 a Amarillo, Texas 7 am-? KMED N 250 b Medford, Ore. WAAB M 1000 a Boston, Mass. 7 am-? WBCM 50011) a Bay City, Mich. 9 am -12:30 am WHIS 500111 a Bluefield, W. Va. 5 am -10 pm WPOK 500111 a Rockford III. 7:30 am -midnight WSFA C 50011) a Montgomery, Ala. 7:30 am -midnight

1420 kcs. (21.1 m.)

CBY F 100 Toronto, Ont. CHLN 100 Three Rivers, P. Q. CKCA F 1001 251 Kenora Ont. CKLN ... 100 Nelson, B C. Moron, Cuba KABC M IÓÓ1 251 San Antonio, Texas 7 am -12:15 am 1001 .251 Albert Lea, Minn. 7:30 am-? KA TE 7-8 pm KBPS 4 100 Portland, Ore. 2-3:30 pm; Texas 8 am -midnight KCMC M 250 Texarkana KDNT D 100 Denton, Texas 8 am -LS KEUB 100 Price Utah 9:30 am -midnight KFAM N 1001.25) St. Cloud. Minn. 8 am -10 pm Lac Wis. KFIZ E 100 Fond du KGFF EM 100(.25) Shawnee, Okla. 8 am -10 pm Alamosa, Colo. 9:30 am -10:30 pW Ariz. KGLÚKG . 3 100(.25) Safford, Lamar Colo. 9 am -8 pm KIDW 3 1.00 KLBM 1001.251 La Grande, Ore. 10 am-? KNET D 100 Palestine Texas Ore. 10 KORE M 100 Eugene, am 100(.25) Abilene, Texas 8 am -10 pm KRBC M Mont. E 1001.251 Bozeman, KRBM Texas 8 am-? KRIC ... 100(.25) Beaumont, 100 Midland, Texas KRLH . San Francisco, Calif. 24 hours daily Iowa KTRI ... 1ÓÓ(.251 Sioux City, 7 am -midnight KUMA 100. Yuma, Ariz. KVMet z Atchison, Kans. ?OJn.2,4i s Weltecie, liege ..1. RADEX 81

KWBG 100 a Hutchinson, Kans. 8 am -l0 pm KXL 4 1001.251 b Portland, Ore. 9 am -3 am WACO CM 250 b Waco, Texas 9 am -1 am WAGM 100 a Presque Isle, Maine 11 am -7 pm WAPO N 1001.251 a Chattanooga, Tenn. 7 am -7 pm WAZL ... 100 a Hazleton, Pa. 9 am -10 pm WCBS ... 100(.25) a Springfield, Ill. 8 am -11 pm WCHV ... 250 a Charlottesville, Va. 7 am -midnight WEED 250 a Rocky Mount, N. C. 7 am -8 pm WELL B 100 a Battle Creek, Mich. 7:30 am -midnight WFMJ DP 100 z Youngstown, Ohio WGNC ... 250 z Gastonia N. C. 6 am -11 pm WGPC . . . 100 a Albany, Ga. WHFC ... 100(.251 a Cicero, Ill. 7 am -1 am WHMA ... 100 a Anniston, Ala. WILM 100 a Wilmington, Del. WJMS X 100 a Ironwood, Mich. 8 am -8:30 pm WLAP M 100(.25) a Lexington, Ky. 8 am -11 pm WLEU B 1001.251 a Erie, Pa. WLPM P 1001.251 z Suffolk, Va. WMAS C 1001.25) a Springfield, Mass. 7 am -midnight WMBC ... 1001.251 a Detroit, Mich. 7:30 am -midnight WMBH ... 1001 251 Joplin, Mo. 7 am -midnight WMBS ... 1001.25) Uniontown, Pa. 7 am -8 pm WMFJ . . . 100 a Daytona Beach, Fla. 8 am -11 pm WMSD ... 100 Muscle Shoals City, Ala. 8 am -11 pm WNOE ... 1001.251 a New Orleans, La. 1 pm -midnight WPAD 1001.25) a Paducah, Ky. 7 am -midnight WPAR C 100 a Parkersburg, W. Va. WPRP ... 1001.25) a Ponce, Puerto Rico WSLI 250 a Jackson, Miss. 8 am -11 pm WSPB P 100(.25) z Sarasota, Fla. 1430 kcs. (209.7 m.) CJGX F 1000 a Yorkton, Sask. 8:30 am -12:30 am CMKZ 200 z Palma Soriano, Cuba KGNF D 1000 a North Platte, Nebr. 8 am -6:15 pm KINY X 250 a Juneau, Alaska Noon-? KSO BM 1000(5) a Des Moines, Iowa 7:30 am -2 am WBNS C 1000151 a Columbus, Ohio 6 am-? WHEC C 500111 a Rochester, N. Y. 7:50 am -midnight WHP C 500(11 a Harrisburg Pa. 6.30 am -midnight WMPS B 50011 ) a Memphis, Tenn. 8 am -12:30 am WOKO CK 500111 a Albany, N Y. 8 am -1 am XERH ?, 500 z Mexico City, D. F. 1440 kcs. (20$.2 m.)

CKGB F 100 a Timmins, Ont. 11 am -11:30 pm CMBY ... 200 a Havana, Cuba 7 .35 am -1 1 :30 pm KDFN 500 a Casper, Wyo. KELA M 1000 a Centralia, Wash. 9:45 am -3 pm KXYZ BM 1000 a Houston, Texas 24 hours daily WBIG C 100015) a Greensboro, N. C. 6:30 am -II :30 pm WCBA a 500 a Allentown, Pa. 7:30 am -11 :30 pm WMBD C 100015) a Peoria, III. 7 am -midnight WSAN aN 500 a Allentown, Pa. 1 pm -11:30 pm XEFI ... 250 a Chihuahua, Chih. 1450 kcs. (206.8 m.)

CFCT 500 a Victoria, B. C. 10:45 am -1215 am CHGS F 50 f Summorside, P. E. I. 6:30 am -I0 pm CMHM ... 200 z Cienfuegos, Cuba HRN ... 500 z Tegicigalpa, Hond. Noon -I pm; 2-3 pm; 7-10:30 pm KCMO ... 1000 a Kansas City, Mo. 7 am -2 am KGCX 1000 a Wolf Point, Mont. KIEM M 50011) a Eureka, Calif. 10 am -1 am KTBS NZ 1000 a Shreveport, La. 7:30 am -1 am TGQ 200 a Quezaltenango, Guat. WAGA B 50011) a Atlanta, Ga. 7:15 am -2 am WGAR C 100015) a Cleveland, Ohio 7 am -midnight WHOM 250 a Jersey City, N. J. 7 am -midnight WSAR M 1000 f Fall River, Mass. 7:30 am -midnight XEF . , . 100 a Juarez, Chih. 82 RADE>

1460 kcs. ( 205.4 m.) CMKF 250 z Holguin, Cuba KSTP RX 10000(25) z St. Paul, Minn. 7 am2 am WJSV CX 10000 a Washington, D. C. 7 am -I am

1470 kcs. ( 204 m.)

200 z Havana, Cuba 9 am -11 pm HI8Q 1475 100 z Trujillo, D. R. KGA BM 5000 a Spokane, Wash. wLAC 5000 a Nashville, Tenn. 1480 kcs. (202.6 m.) CMHX 200 a Cienfuegos, Cuba KOMA C 5000 a Oklahoma City, Okla. 7:30 am -1 am pm WHIP O 5000 z Hammond, Ind. 7:30 am -5:30 -1 am WKBW C 5000 a Butfalo, N. Y. 8 am 1490 kcs. (201.2 m.) CMKQ E 1000 z Santiago de Cuba KFBK KN 10000 a Sacramento, Calif. 10 am -3 am WCKY CX 10000 a Covington, Ky. 7 am -midnight XECH ? 250 z Toluca. Mex. XEDR ... 100 z Guaymas, Son. 1500 kcs. (199.9 m.) CJIC F 100 a Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. 10 am -10 pm CMOX ... 200 a Havana, Cuba KAWM 100 a Gallup, N. Mex. ' 10 am -10 pm KBIX EM 100 a Muskogee, Okla. 8 am -1l pm KBKR P 1001.25) z Baker, Ore. KBST M 100 a Big Spring, Texas KDAL C 100 a Duluth, Minn. 7:30 am -midnight K)3 EM 1001.25) a Santa Barbara, Calif. 10 am -3 am KDRO P 100(.25) z Sedalia, Mo. KFDA M 100 z Amarillo, Texas KGFI 1001.251 a Brownsville, Texas 8 am -midnight KGKB M 1001.25) a Tyler, Texas 8 am -1 am KGKY 100(.25) a Scottsbluff, Nebr. 8:30 am -11 pm KNEL W 250 a Brady, Texas 8 am -6 pm KNOW C 100 a Austin, Texas KOTN D 100 a Pine Bluff, Ark. 8 am -LS KOVC ... 100(.25) a Valley City, N. Dak. 8 am -10 pm KPAB ... 1001.25) a Laredo, Texas 24 hours daily KPLC 100(.251 a Lake Charles, La. KPLT M 1001.25) a Paris, Texas KPQ' M 250 a Wenatchee, Wash. KRNR M 100(.25) a Roseburg, Ore. KROD P 100 z El Paso, Texas KSAL XZ 100(.251 a Salina, Kans. KSAM D 100 z Huntsvile, Texas KTOH P 100(.25) z Lihue, Hawaii KUTA N 100 a Salt Lake City, Utah 9 am -2 am KVOE M 100 a Santa Ana, Calif. Noon -2 am KVWC 1001.251 z Vernon, Texas KWEW D 100 z Hobbs, N. Mex. 9 am -LS KXO M 100 a El Centro, Calif. 11 am -midnight KYCA P 100(.251 z Prescott, Ariz. KYSM N 1001 251 a Mankato, Minn. 7 am -3 am WCNW 2 100( 251 a Brooklyn, N. Y. 9 am -midnight WDAN 100(.25) a Danville, Ill. 7:30 am-? W' -,NC C 250 a Durham, N. C. 7:30 am -12:30 am WGAL N 1001.25) a Lancaster, Pa. WGIL D 250 a Galesburg, Ill. WGKV N 100 z Charleston, W. Va. Wr.TC DP 2'0 z Greenville, N. C WHBB 100 a Selma, Ala. 7:30 am-? WJBK ... 100(.25) a Detroit, Mich. 24 hours daily WKAT Miami Beach, Fla.100(25 am CY aWKBB E. Dubuque, Ill. 7:30 -noon WKBV ... 1001.25) a Richmond, Ind. 9:30 am -9:30 pm WKRZ 250 a Muskegon, Mich. 7 am -l0 pm WKEU D 100 a Griffin, Ga. WKNY DP 100 z Kingston, N. Y. RADEX 83

WMEX 1001.25) a Boston, Mass. B am -7 WMOG P -001.25) z Brunswick, Ga. WNBF C 1001.25) a Binghamton, N. Y. WNLC M 100 ta New London, Conn. 7:30 am-? WOMI 1001.251 a Owensboro, Ky. 6 am -9 pm WOP I a Bristol, Tenn. 7 am -10:30 pm WRDW 1ÓÓl.25) a Augusta, Ga. 7 am -9 pm WRGA 250 a Rome, Ga. 8 am -11 pm WRTD 100 a Richmond, Va. 7 am -1 am WSTP M 250 a Salisbury, N. C. WSYB XM 100 a Rutland, Vt. 8:30 am -9 pm WTMC 100 z Ocala, Fla. WTMV 100(.251 a E. St. Louis, III. WWRL 2 1001.251 a Woodside, N. Y. 8 am -midnight 100(.251 a Pittsburgh, Pa. XEQKW 100 z Mexico City, D. F.

1510 kcs. ( 198.6 m.)

CFRC F 100 a Kingston, Ont. Noon -11 pm CKCR ... 100 a Waterloo, Ont. 8 am -11 pm

1520 kcs. ( 197.3 m.) TGW ... 5000 d Guatemala City, Guat. 7:45 am -9 am; 12:45-3:45 pm; 7:30 pm -12:15 am

1530 kcs. (196 m.) CMC ... 200 z Havana, Cuba KITE 1000 a Kansas City, Mo. 6 am -3 am WAKR P 10,0 z Akron Ohio WBRY CM 1000 a Waterbury, Conn. 8:30 am -midnight

1550 kcs. (193.4 m.) KPMC M 1000 a Bakersfield, Calif. 10 am -2 am WQXR ... 1000 a New York, N. Y. 10 am -9:15 pm

1560 kcs. ( 192.2 m.) CMBF 5000 z Havana, Cuba 6:55 am -midnight

1580 kcs. ! 189.8 m.) CM9RT 200 z Guines, Cuba

1600 kcs. ( 187.4 m.) CMBH 5000 z Havana, Cuba

RADEXING For 'tis in December and January (Continue from Page 15) that the conditions will be at their best for Asiatics. TP Topics Australia: 6WF, assigned to 3500 FORECAST: Reception from watts at present is using 2500 watts down under in Australia and New and will soon have doubled power, Zealand should have passed its peak that is 5000 watts 6WN uses by November, but they ought to be 1000 watts on 790 kcs. and is not for heard for some time yet under good DX listening. It uses a 300 ft. steel conditions. Perhaps in die latter part tower and is intended only for Metro- of November, some RADEXER in politan Perth reception. Both these the East may succeed in snagging a items are from the Broadcaster. Japanese or other Asiatic station. (Jim Walker, Romney, \V. Va.) 84 RADEX

NORTH AMERICAN B. C. STATIONS BY LOCATIONS

Frequency is given in kiloc,cles in second column. For power and network affiliations, refer to the list of North American stations by Frequencies.

ALABAMA El Dorado San Bernardino New Haven Atlanta 900 WAGA EEL]) 1370 KFXM 1210 WELL 1450 Fort Smith New London WATL 1370 Anniston San Diego WNLC 1500 WMIII 1080 WIIMA 1420 KFPW 1210 Hot Springs KFSD 600 Waterbury WGST 890 Birmingham KGB 1330 1290 740 KTIIS 1060 WATR WSII WAPI 1140 San Francisco WBRY 1530 Augusta WBRC 930 KWFC 1310 Jonesboro KFRC 810 WRDW 1500 WRGN 1310 Brunswick KITTAI 1200 KGO 790 DELAWARE Decatur W)(()(1 1500 Little Rook 10313S 1070 WMFO 1370 Col umbue KAIIK 890 KPO 680 Wilmington- Dothan K SAN PVT) EL 1120 WI1ItL 1200 KG111 1200 1420 Griffin WAGF 1370 IISFO 560 WILM 1420 KLBA 1390 WK Eli 1500 Gadsden KYA 1230 1210 Pine Bluff Macon WJIlY Jose DISTRICT OF Huntsville KOTN 1500 San WMAZ 1180 Springs ROW 1010 COLUMBIA WRIIP 1200 Siloam Moultrie San Luis Obispo W410A 1370 Mobile KU OA 1260 KVKC 1200 Washington Rome 1380 WA LA Santa Ana WJSV 1460 WRGA 1500 1200 CALIFORNIA WMOB KVOF. 1500 WMAL 630 Savannah Montgomery Santa Barbara WOL 1230 WSAV 1310 WCOV 1210 Bakersfield KIM 1500 WRC 950 {WO(' 1260 WSFA 1410 KERN 1370 Thomasville KTMS 1220 Selma KI'MC 1550 WPAX 1210 Santa Rosa 1500 Berkeley FLORIDA Waycross WHIBB HSRO 1310 Muscle Shoals KIRE 1370 WAYX 1200 Stockton City Beverly Hills Daytona Beach KGDM 1100 WMSD 1420 I:MPC 710 WMFJ 14211 HAWAII KWO 1200 Ft. Lauderdale Tuscaloosa a Chico Visalia WJItD 1200 ICIISL 1260 WFTL 1370 Hilo KTIIC 1190 Gainesville El Centro 1111110 1400 Watsonville 830 10X0 1500 WItUF Honolulu KIIUB 1310 Jar;;:onvllle ALASKA Eureka WJA3 900 KOMB 1320 K I14Á1 1450 WJ HP 1290 110G 750 Fresno COLORADO 1370 Llhue Anchorage WM11R KAUM 1310 Lakeland KTOIT 1500 780 KEW) KALI 580 WLAK 1310 Fairbanks A lam osa Glendale 110IW 1420 Miami IDAHO KFAR 810 KIEV 850 Colorado Springs WIOD 610 Juneau Long Beach 1270 WMRF 610 1430 I( VOR Boise KILT I0 FOX 1250 Denver WQAM 560 KID° 1350 Ketchikan Miami Beach KG ER 1360 I0 FKb 920 Idaho Falla KGBG 900 1500 Los Angeles KLZ 560 WHAT KID 1320 Ocala IC I;1'A 700 KOA 8311 Lewiston WTMC 1500 KFAC 1300 K POF 880 KIILC 1390 ARIZONA Orlando I( PI 640 KVOD 920 Nampa K PSG 1120 Durango WDBO 580 KFXD 1200 Panama City Globe KFVD 1000 KIUP 1370 Pocatello WDLP 1200 I( W.113 1210 KFWB 050 Grand Junction KSRI 900 Pensacola Jerome 1( OF.) 1200 KFXJ 1200 Twin Falls WCOA 1340 KCI1J 1310 Greeley ETFI 1240 1611J 0110 St. Augustine Lowell KFKA 880 Wallace KMTIt 570 WFOY 1210 La Junta KWAL 1423 KSUN 1200 KNX 1050 St. Petersburg Phoenix KI1KD 1120 KOKO 1370 Lamar WSDN 020 ILLINOIS NOY 1390 Merced 1370 1420 WTSP KTAR 820 KYOS 1040 IIIDW Sarasota Prescott Pueblo Wentt 1420 . Aurora Modesto 1(011F KYCA 1500 1320 Tallahassee WMRO 1250 KTItB 740 Sterling Safford Monterey WTAL 1310 Bloomington KOEK 1200 1200 KOI.11 1420 KDON 1210 Tampa WM(' Carthage Tucson Oakland WDAE 1220 WFLA 620 WCAZ 1070 KTUC 1370 101.3 1280 CONNECTICUT West Palm Beach Champaign KVOA 1280 KLX 880 WJNO 1200 WDWS 1370 Yuma KROW 930 Bridgeport Chicago KYUM 1210 Pasadena WIC(' 600 WA AF 920 KPPC 1210 Hartford GEORGIA WBBM 770 Redding WD RC 1330 VCBD 1040 ARKANSAS KVCV 1200 WI` IC 1040 Albany WCFL 970 Sacramento WTTIT 1200 WGPC 1420 WCRW 1210 Blytheville l6l1tK 1490 New Britain Athens WEDC 1210 KLCN 1290 KKOY 1210 WNBC 1380 WOAD 1310 WENR 870 RADEX 85

NORTH AMERICAN B. C. STATIONS BY LOCATIONS

WOES 1360 IOWA Covington WTI 990 MINNESOTA WON 720 WCKY 1490 WCOP 1120 W.I.ID 1130 Ames Lexington \V [email protected] 590 Albert Lea WLS 870 WOI 640 WLAP 1420 WTTDII 830 WMAQ 670 Boone Louisville W31EX 1500 KATE 1420 Duluth WMISI 1000 KFGQ 1370 WAVE 940 WNAC 1230 WSBC 1210 KI)AL 1500 Cedar Rapide WIIAS 820 WOItL 9211 Cicero W EITC 1290 WMT 800 WINN 1110 Fall River VHFC 1410 Davenport Owensboro WSA11 1450 Fergus Falle Danville KODE 1200 WOC 1370 WOMI 1500 Greenfield WDAN 1500 Decorah Paducah RRlAI 1210 Hibbing Decatur KGCA 1270 W PAD 1420 Hyannis WMFO . 1210 W.IRL 1200 IC WLC 1270 WOCB 1210 Mankato East Dubuque Des Moines Lawrence TCYS\I 1500 WK BB 1500 LOUISIANA Minneapolis KRNT 1329 W LA W 680 East St. Louis E SO 1430 WLLII 1370 WCCO 810 WTMV 1500 NI10 1000 Alexandria I nwell WDGY 118) Galesburg Dubuque WLLII KALB 1210 1370 W1.11 760 WGIL 1500 KDTII New Bedford WTCN 1250 arrisburg 1340 Baton Rouge Fort Dodge WN1.)l 1310 Moorhead W9 BQ 1210 WJIIO 1120 P 1f SnOeld KVVT) 1370 Lafayette KVOX 1310 Herrin Iowa City WBRIC 1310 Northfield W.I1'F 1310 KVOL 1310 Salem WSUI 880 WCAL 760 Joliet Lake Charles lt'vC 13011 WCLS 1310 Marshalltown KI'LC 1500 Springfield Rochester KFJB 1100 KROC 1310 Peoria Monroe WBZA 990 Mason City St. W111BB13 1440 KM1A3 1200 WJIAS 1420 Cloud Quincy EOLO 1210 WSPB KFAM 1420 Shenandoah New Orleans 1140 WTAD 900 WDSU 1250 Worcester St. Paul Rockford KFNF 890 1200 WOIIC KSTP 1460 KMA WJBW 1280 WIME 1410 930 WNOE 1430 WTAO WMIN 1370 Rock Island Sioux City 580 Virginia KSCJ WOMB 1320 WIHIF 1240 1330 WWL 850 W 771.6 1370 KIKI 1420 MICHIGAN Springfield Shreveport Winona Writ 1420 KRSID 1310 KW34O 1200 WTAX 1210 KANSAS 1450 Bathe Creek KTBS WELL Tuscola KWKH 1100 1420 MISSISSIPPI WTIZ 1020 Abilene Bay City Urbana WBCM KFBI 1050 1410 WILL 580 Atchison MAINE Calumet Greenville WIIDF W.IPlc 1310 KVAK 1420 1370 Grenada Coffeyville Augusta Detroit INDIANA W.1IIK WORM 1210 KOOF 1010 WltDO 1370 1500 Gulfport Anderson Dodge City Bangor WiR 750 W\IBC 1420 WGCM 1210 WHIM 1210 ROND 1340 WAIII 1200 Hattiesburg Elkhart Emporia WLRZ 620 WWJ 920 WXYZ 1240 WFOR 1370 WTTIC 1310 ICTSW 1370 Lewiston Jackson 1210 East Lansing Evansville Garden City WCOU WI DX 1170 Portland WK AR 850 WEOA 1370 KIUL 1210 WSLI 1420 940 Flint WORE 830 Great Bend WCSII Laurel WGAN 640 WFDF 1310 Fort Wayne KVOB 1370 Grand Rapids WAML 1310 1370 Presque Isla WGL Hutchinson WASII 1270 McComb 1160 WAGM 1420 WOWO ICWBO 1420 WOOD 1270 WSKB 1200 Gary Kansas City Ironwood Meridian WIND 580 KCKN 1310 MARYLAND WCOC 880 Hammond W.1MS 1420 Lawrence Jackson Vicksburg 1480 WHIP EFEU 1220 Baltimore It 1370 WQBC 1360 1200 Wilt WWAE WREN 1210 760 Kalamazoo Indianapolis WBAL Manhattan WITAL 1080 WKZO 500 1230 MISSOURI WFBM KSAC 580 WCAO 600 Lansing 1050 WIBC Pittsburg 1370 1210 1400 WCBM WIIM WIRE KOAM 700 WFBR 1270 Lapeer Cape Girardeau Muncie Salina Cumberland WM PC 1200 KFVS 1210 WLBC 1310 KSAL 1500 WTITO 800 Columbia Topeka Marquette KFKU 630 New Albany Frederick WBEO 1910 WORC 1370 WIBW 580 WF\ID 900 Jefferson City Wichita Hagerstown Muskegon KWOS 1910 Richmond KANN 1210 W.TEJ 1210 WKBZ 1500 Joplin BV 1500 WK KFM 1300 Salisbury Pontiac W3111 II 1420 South Bend W SAL 1200 W 2'Aß 1100 Kansas City WFAM 1200 KENTUCKY Port Huron K CMO 1450 KITE 1530 WSBT 1380 WITLS 1370 MASSACHU. KDBC 950 Terre Haute Ashland SETTS Royal Oak WDAF 610 WBOW 1310 WCMI 1316 WEXL 1310 WI III 660 West Lafayette Bowling Green Boston Sault Ste. Marie Poplar Bluff WBAA 850 WBLJ 1310 WAAB 1410 VVSOO 1200 KWOC 1310 86 RADEX

NORTH AMERICAN B. C. STATIONS BY LOCATIONS

Ardmore St. Joseph Atlantlo City New York Salisbury KVSO 1210 980 Wit AB 1200 WA BC 860 WSTP 1300 KFF.Q Elk City St. Louis WPG 1100 Wit IL 1100 Wilmington KA SA 1210 KFUO 550 Bridgeton Wit NY 1100 W\1FD 1370 Wilson Enid K\IOX 1090 WSNJ 1210 WBOQ 860 KSD 244 Camden WEAF 660 WG3'\1 1310 KC1RC 1360 M uskogee 1350 WCAM 1280 WE VD 1300 Winston-Salem K\\'K 1400 1250 Jersey City WIIN l'an WAIR 1250 KBIR KXOK Norman WEW 760 1\' AAT 940 WINS 1180 WSJS 1310 WNAD 1010 W1L 1200 WHOM 1450 \\'JZ 760 W LT11 1400 NORTH Oklahoma City Sedal la Newark W\ICA 570 DA KOTA K(WY 1410 KD1tO 1500 W11111 1460 WNEW 1250 NOMA 1407 Spring0eld WOR 710 WNYC 810 Bismarck KTOK 1370 KGBX 1230 Red Bank WOV 1130 KEY It 650 WILY 900 KWTO 560 WHIM 1210 Devils Lake WQX11 1550 Okm ulnae Trenton Falls KP1.R 1210 KIM() 1210 MONTANA SJ 1280 Niagara %VT 1260 Fargo Ponce City Zarep bath \WILD Billings Olean WDAY 940 W1IitZ 1200 WA\VZ 1350 KGIIL 780 WIIDL 1400 Grand Forks Shawnee Bozeman Plattsburgh KF.I Al 1410 KGFF 1420 KJt1111 1420 NEW MEXICO MIFF 1310 Jamestown Tulsa Butte Rochester Klt\IC 1370 11071E 1310 KG111 1340 W11A51 1160 Mandan KTPL 1400 Great Fails Albuquerque WII EC 1440 K0CD 1240 KVOO 1140 KFBB 1280 ROOM 1230' WSAY 1214 Minot Helena K0ß 1180 Saranac Lake Kt.P71 1380 KPFA 1210 Carlsbad WNItZ 1290 Valley City OREGON Kallspell K1.A11 1210 Schenectady KOVC 1500 KGEZ 1310 WC \' 790 Clovis OHIO Astoria Missoula RICA 1370 Syracuse KAST 1200 KONG 1260 Gallup W FBL 1380 Akron Baker Wolf Point 570 KA AA V 1400 WSYB WA DC 1320 KBE 1500 KGCX 1450 YU 670 Hobbs WS Bend Troy NEBRASKA K\VEW 1500 WJW 1210 K11ND 1310 WIIAZ 1800 Roswell Ashtabula Corval l is 950 Grand Island KGF'L 1370 WTItY WICA 940 KOAC 660 KAI W 740 Santa Fe Utica Canton Eugene 1200 Hastings KY Sir 1310 WIBX W'llH(' 1200 KOBE 1920 IC IA 1200 White Plains Cincinnati Klamath Falls Kearney 1210 1200 WFAS WC'PO KF.11 1.210 KGF'W 1310 Woodside W'K 550 NEW YORK RC La Grande Lincoln WWItL 1509 WAY 700 REAR 770 KLlt\I 1420 W S.A I 1330 Marshfield Kiel) It 1210 Albany NORTH 700 W 4X0 KOOS 1200 Norfolk 1370 WALLY CAROLINA Cleveland Medford WJAO 1060 \\'OKO 1430 810 CYCLE C11ED 1410 North Platte Auburn W'GAR 1450 1430 Asheville Portland KONF WMIIO 1310 WTOK 1340 Omaha WISE 1370 KALE 1300 Binghamton A \I 1070 WW NC 570 WT KBPS 1420 KOIL 1280 WNISF 1500 Charlotte Cnl um bus 1140 KO\VH 660 Brooklyn KEX WHT 1080 WRNS 1450 KGW 620 WOW 490 WARD 1400 1210 WSOC 1210 WV'0L KOIN 040 Scottsbluff MIMIC 1400 640 Durham WTTKC KW.1J 1040 KGKY 1500 11'Bßß 1300 WDNC 1600 Wn'17 670 1420 \\'CNW 1500 KXL Dayton Roseburg 1400 Elizabeth City NEVADA WVF'W WTI TO 1280 1500 Buffalo WCNC 1370 Kí1511 Fayetteville WING 1380 WHEN 900 Ll ma Salem Reno WFNC 1340 WBNY 1370 WLOK 1210 K 01.11 1380 Gastonia Ií011 IJsu WEB11 1310 Mansfield WGNC 1420 WGIt 650 W1 AX 1250 'EN NSYLVANIA Goldsboro NEW W'KBW 1483 Portsmouth WORR 1370 HAMPSHIRE WSVS 1770 WPAY 1370 Greensboro Allentown Canton Toledo WHIG 1440 Welt 1440 WCAD 1220 WSPD 1240 Laconia Greenville WSAN 1440 Elmira 1200 WLNII 1310 WC'TC 1500 WTOL Altoona Manchester 1200 Youngstown WENT High Point WFIIG 1310 WI- LA 1340 \VESO 850 WEAL! 14211 WAIFit 1200 Easton Portsmouth Freeport WK TIN 670 K i oaten WEST 1200 W111í11 740 Zanesville WGBB 1210 WFT(' 1200 Erle 1210 Jamestown Raleigh WAI.R WI.F:D 1420 NEW JERSEY WJTN 1210 680 Glenslde Kingston WP7F OKLAHOMA 1210 W I BO 970 WTCNY 1500 WlIAL Asbury Park Newburgh Rocky Mount Ada Greensburg WCAP 1280 WONT 1220 WEED 1420 RADA 1200 W1LIB 820 RADEX 87

NORTH AMERICAN B. C. STATIONS BY LOCATIONS

Grove City WIS 500 Brownsville victoria Centralia WSA.I 1310 Florence KGFI 1500 I1 VIC 1310 ¡CELA 1440 Harrisburg WOLS 120D College Station Waco Everett WACO 14211 WI I P 1430 Greenville WTAW 1120 ICRICO 1370 WERO 1200 WFISC 1800 Corpus Christi Weslaco Longview Hazelton KIM V 1260 Spartanburg (CRIS 1330 IC W1.1( 780 WAZI. 1420 WSPA 921) Corsicana Wichita Falls Olympia KWFT 620 Johnstown Sumter ICANI) 1310 KG 1210 W.I:A 1070 WF1G 1310 Dallas Pullman Lancaster ICItLD 1040 UTAH 1( WSC 1220 WGAL 1500 WFAA 800 Seattle New Castle SOUTH DAKOTA Wß11 1280 Cedar City KEEN 1370 WEST 1250 Denton IC81111 1310 1C1í10 710 Philadelphia 1420 ICDNT Logan 1C.11í 970 KYW 1020 Aberdeen Dublin KVNU 1200 KOL 1270 WCAU 1170 KARR 1390 ICFPT. 1310 Ogden K0910 920 WDAS 1370 Brookings El Paso KLO 1400 1CRSC 1120 WFIL 560 KFDY 710 IC ROD 1500 Price ICTW 1220 WHAT 1310 Pierre KTSM 1310 KIWIS ICXA 780 WIP 510 1420 ICGFX 630 WDAII 1310 Provo Spokane WPEN 920 Rapid City Fort Worth ICOVO 1210 ICFIO 1120 1310 WTEL IC01111 13"0 KF.17. 1240 KEPT 890 Pittsburgh Salt Lake City WCAT 1200 KOKO 570 KDYL 1290 lí GA 1470 KDICA 980 Sioux Falls WISAP 800 ICSL 1130 KIIQ 590 KQV 1380 IC I:I.O 1200 Galveston BUTA 1500 Tacoma WCAE 1220 2C soo 1110 KLUF 1370 IC MO 1330 1290 WAS Vermillion KVI 570 Houston VERMONT WWSW 1500 ¡CUSD 890 Vancouver Reading IC PlIC 920 Yankton KTRII 1290 IC VAN 880 WEP:U 830 WNAX 570 ICXYZ 1440 Burlington Walla Walla WRAW 1310 Huntsville WCA X 1200 ICU.1 1370 Scranton ICSA\1 1500 Rutland Wenatchee WGISI 880 TENNESSEE Kilgore WSYII 1500 KPO 1500 880 W(IAN KOCA 1210 St. Albans Yakima Sharon Bristol Laredo W(1D\1 1390 ICIT 1250 WPIC 780 WOPI 1500 K PA IS 1500 Springfield Sunbury Chattanooga Longview WN1IX 1260 1210 W EST WKOK WA PO 1420 [(FRO 1370 Waterbury Uniontown VIRGINIA WDOD 1280 Lubbock WDEV 550 WII11S 1420 Coo'

NORTH AMERICAN B. C. STATIONS BY LOCATIONS

WIIIA 1280 CE FC 1410 Sault Ste. Marie COSTA RICA CSfCO 1200 Manitowoc CESIO 1410 CJI(' 15011 (1M1ß' 1050 WOSIT 1210 CIsWX 1010 Stratford Alajuela C\í('Q 1410 1010 Marinette Victoria C'.I('S 1210 T15('V 575 (1ß1P0 W\IA11 670 CFCT 1450 Sudbury San Jose C\II'it 1320 C10ß0 780 CSICW 1380 Milwaukee T1.9 VII 111111 1'ß1('X 1470 W EMP 1310 MANITOBA Timmins T114.`.114 9.0 WISN 1120 CI(G11 1440 TIRP 830 C\ICY 570 WT51J 620 Toronto TIFA 1000 C3II( 720 860 Poynette Brandon CIIL 8411 '('((111 0911 CMOA no!I C5l0X 1500 , W 111 U 1210 CKX 1120 CITY 1420 '1'!G PII I l l 2 1225 780 Racine Flip Flon CF1111 690 'l' G I' CMQ 1370 CFAR 1370 '1' 111() 111110 CMW 550 W1 LIN CEl'L 580 CTTJ 775 Rice Lake Winnipeg Waterloo CMX ' 880 OILS 880 WJSIC 1210 C.IIIC 630 ('K('It 1510 Holguin 910 '('I N L'( 1070 Sheboygan CKY Windsor :4} C51EF 1460 'l' I NI: C111(0 1280 W11111, 1300 CE1.1V 1030 '('In< nil 471.. Stevens Point NEW W ingham '1'1 PG Manzanillo WLI11, 900 BRUNSWICK CI:NX 1200 T1 'WC 1200 (15110 E. 1310 Superior ,1 H 1 11 C3II(M 1080 800 W I) S SI 1200 Fredericton PRINCE ED- ' l ID Matanzas Wausau CFNII 550 WARD ISLAND ('5í0F 1120 WSAU 1370 Moncton CUBA CHOTT 790 C1(('W 1370 Charlottetown Moron WYOMING Sackville CF('Y 53(1 2311P 1420 mo CBA 1050 CIll'K 1310 B aya Palma Soriano John CSI I(1, 950 Casper St. Su es morsi le CSII(Z 1430 1120 Calbarien I¿DIrN 1440 C11SJ GIGS 1450 Pinar del Rio 011111) 1270 Rock Springs CSIAn 1240 Ca nl ay uey EV RS 1370 NOVA SCOTIA QUEBEC CSI.IA 860 Pl acetas Sheridan 1390 051111 1100 1370 C5111; KWYO Chicoutimi 1230 Saqua la Grande Glace Bay (51.1E CIIJ 1120 CSIIIA 1090 VAS 685 C51.IF 070 BAHAMAS H ull 12110 G31110 870 Halifax ('11.110 CECI 1210 111711 INS 930 C51.IW Sancti Spiritus CI Montreal 740 Nassau Sydney (1M.1X 051111 1240 790 CIIF B1(í Cardenas ZNS 0.1111 1240 1)60 Santa Clara 01131 (151(11.1 13711 W olivilla ('V('14 000 031111 830 1010 Ciego de Avila 680 CI: IC 1120 05111 W CANADA ('IIT.P 051.111 13011 Yarmouth ('R 730' 1130 Santiago ALBERTA CILS 1310 ('51.11 New Carlisle 051.1(1 12'10 CMEC 1250 010 910 1'IINC CI r of uegos C3110M 1150 Calgary ONTARIO Quebec 01111.1 11110 (ß110G CFAC 930 ('IIIIC 590 CMIIM 1450 (rß0() 1490 1030 CFCN ('K('V 1310 ('.51118 1480 CMT¿R 1400 690 Brantford 7511 CJCJ CK PC 930 C'11V 05(1 Cruces CSU:W Rimouski CMKX 1130 Edmonton Chatham (1ß11I1: 1200 MIN 960 830 C.I1IIl 1030 Guantanamo Trinidad CFG'() Rouyn CJCA 730 Cobalt C311:ß 710 C1IIT 920 1570 CECA 580 CKMIC 1210 CKIIN Guises 1 Anne de la Grande Prairie Fort William St. CS191IT 1580 Pocatiere DOMINICAN CFGP 1200 CKPII 580 Havana CIIG11 1200 REPUBLIC Lethbridge Hamilton (13111C 699 1210 Sherbrooke CJOC C11ML 1010 CSIISD 1200 1210 1120 C11T.T ('51111 1580 Ciudad Trujillo CK OC Three Rivers BRITISH Kenora C1111G 1140 111(1 900 CI11.N 1420 1090 COLUMBIA 1420 0511111 1600 IITN CKCA 800 Kingston ('5111, 750 IlIX IIIT 1050 Chilliwack CJCRC 1510 C1111(1 910 (SSE ATCHEWAN BS 1170 1115 1370 CBW1¿ 780 Kirkland Lake CSI 1080 11100 1476 Kamloops CJl(L 1310 ('11U1 Moose Jew 1440 CFJC 880 London (11111Y 1200 EL SALVADOR Kelowna Clel0 730 CI1AIs 1'5111Z 940 Bay Prince Albert CSIC 1530 CI¿OV 630 North 930 1210 1350 Nelson CFCN CHID CS1('A San Salvador 1220 (141,N 142(1 Ottawa Regina ('11(10 YSS 840 Prince Rupert CB 880 0.51151 950 1'11('1) 630 CFPT1 580 CE CO 1010 Cl:l'K 1010 1'11('F 810 GUATEMALA Trail Owen Sound Saskatoon C3ICG 1200 CJAT 910 CFOS 1370 ('F15' 600 C51(11 1030 Vancouver Prescott W atrous 1'51('.1 1110 Guatemala City Cnn 1100 CFLC 930 CBE 540 (151('16 970 TOW 1520 CJ on 600 St. Catharines Yorkton C51CL 730 TOR 1400 CKCD 1010 CKTB 1200 CJGX 1930 C31CM 850 TGI 1310 itADEX $q

NORTH AMERICAN B. C. STATIONS BY LOCATIONS

Quezaltenango COAHUILA DURANGO SAN LUIS VERACRUZ TGQ 1460 POTOSI Durango Cordoba Piedras N --- X141111 1170 San Luis Potosi 1310 HONDURAS RENO 680 X EAG XEE 1210 XE('Z 1870 xl:('W 1240 XEI'N 730 Jalapa Tegueinalpa SINALOA Sabinas GUANAJUATO X1:XR 1270 REF 1450 Mazatlan XEII% 640 Irapuato M i «Ml« %EIIL 1220 XEI)W MEXICO SaItIIIo BESO 1310 1150 Veracruz XEAS 1160 Leon SONORA Ba A XEKL 1240 XETF 1220 Torreon XEII 1010 CALI I ORNIA Cananea XETB 1310 JALISCO XEFQ 1010 Agua.ralÌentes YUCATAN Villa Acuna Guadalajara Guaymas %Elll 1000 XEOH 1340 Mexmau XEII 1100 XEDR 1490 XEIRA 840 Merlda XEAA 760 Guzman H ermosillo XERII 930 XEFC 1340 XEAO egg XEISA 1080 DISTRITO XEME 1240 %E4'L 1100 Nogales FEDERAL XEZ 630 Rosa,. to Beach MEXICO XI.AF 990 XE1US 1090 Anaya Texcoco Obregon Gral. MIQUELON Tiluea XEDA 1220 XIXX E 1270 XEAP 1340 %EA( 980 Toluca Mexico City %EBG 820 XECII 1490 St. Pierre EA1 1250 XEC 1160 X TAMAULIPAS IeQN 809 XELO 730 X 1:11 1030 MICHOACAN XEMO 860 %ERS 134u XEIRZ 810 Morena Matamoros NEWFOUND. REAM 710 X EI)P 1080 XEI 1370 LAND CHIHUAHUA Nuevo Xh:FO 940 Laredo NUEVO LEON X1:1tE Chihuahua XEJP 1131 1080 St. John's XIS1F 810 %EBC 1240 XEK 990 Monterrey VOAC 1065 XF:FE 980 XEBW 1340 XEL 1160 XEFIO 870 .0 %EFI 1440 X ELE 1370 XENI' 910 VO(M 1040 X IS() 1230 Reynosa XEM 1380 XEN 7d0 X 720 VIMY 840 Ell X EA )V 060 Juarez XEQ 730 XF.T 690 VOVF 640 XEF 1450 X t:OK 1500 XEX 1310 Tampico VOWR 700 XEFV 1210 X ETtC 830 XF.4A 1230 REI 1020 XEItH 1436 PUEBLA XI:FW 1310 PANAMA XEP 1160 XISF)1 1270 XES 9140 Parral XEW 890 Puebla Victoria Colon XEAT 1210 XEXX 1170 XET1J 1210 XI:B.1 1340 110K 640

Ronald \Vellstood, 288 Egan Ave., Verdun, P. Q., Canada. (Correspondence about stamps and books with South America, Eu- rope and Asia readers). Edward Lang, 3508 S. 83rd St., Philadel- phia, Pa. (SWL cards). Jack E. Roomy, 429 Stratton St., Logan, \V. Va. (SWL cards). John C. Long, Jr., 9406 Georgia Ave., Sil- ver Springs, Md. S\VL cards). Jack Varner, 1114 Rugby Blvd., Roanoke, Va. (Correspond with Apex owners). Bob Johnson, Box 146, Logan, W. Va. Ken Slunn, 419 W. Granite, Albuquerque, (SWL cards). N. Mes. Exc. SWL cards, photos and cur- Walter Bishop, 1722 Sixth St., Rensselaer, respun 'suce). N. Y. (Correspond and swap cards and photos). Vert Mandelstamm, 738 S. Park St., Sag- Luis Diez A., formerly of Guatemala, has inaw, Mich. (SWL cards). moved to Spain and wishes to exchange S\VL Ralph Simpson, 142 Vassall St., Wollas- cards and photos. New address, Luis Diez Alnuso, Daoiz y V elarde 19, Santandar, ton, M ass. (SWL cards and correspondence). Spain. Form st E. Campbell, Jr., 405 E. 4th St., (.hldgeir Barnesnu, 3060 Rosswell St., Los Berwick, Pa. (SWL cards). Angeles, Calif. (SWL cards). Nicholas Woytan, 309 S. Wilbur Ave., John Roscoe, Route 1, Box 174-A, New Syracuse, N. Y. (S\VL cards from Miss. Baltimore, Mich. (SWL cards). and Nevada). 90 RADEX

NORTH AMERICAN B. C. STATIONS BY CALL LETTERS For power and network affiliations, see The space under the call letters may the list of stations by frequencies. be used for logging or checking.

CBA 1050 CHGB 1203 CKCL 580 CMBQ 910 CMHJ 1160 CMKW 770

CBF 910 CHGS 1450 CKCO 1013 CMBS 1170 CMHK 1210 CMKX 1190

CBJ 1120 CH LN 1420 CKCR 1510 CMBX 1080 CMHM 1450 CMKZ 1430

CBK 540 CHLP 1120 CKCV 1310 CMBY 1440 CMHO 873 CMOA 660'

CBL 843 CHLT 1219 CKCW 1370 CMBZ 940 CMHP 1103 CMOX 1500 e

CBM 963 CHML 1010 CKFC 1410 CMC 1530 CMHT 920 CMQ 780

CBO 880 CHNC 610 CKGB 1440 CMCA 1353 CMHW 680 CMW 550

CBR 1100 CHNS 930 CKIC 1013 CMCB 1230 CMHX 1480 CMX 880

CBV 950 CHRC 580 CKLN 1420 CMCD 630 CMJA 860 CM9RT 1580

CBY 1423 CHSJ 1120 CKLW 1030 CMCF 810 CMJC 1390 FQN 609

CFAC 930 CHWK 780 CKMC 1210 CMCG 1290 CMJE 1230 HIG 900

CFAR 1370 CJAT 910 CKMO 1413 CMCJ 1110 CMJF 933 HIN 1090

CFCF 600 CJBR 1030 CKNX 1200 CMCH 1053 CMJH 1363 HIT 1050

CFCH 933 CJCA 730 CKOC 1123 CMCK 970 CMJI 1430 HIX 800

CFCN 1030 CJCB 1240 CKOV 630 CMCL 730 CMJK 1290 HIZ 1370

CFCO 630 CJCJ 699 CKPC 930 MCM 853 CMJO 1260 HI8Q 1470

CFCT 1453 CJCS 1213 CKPR 580 CMCO 1200 CMJP 1420 HOK 640 '

CFCY 630 CJGX 1430 CKRN 1370 CMCP 1050 CMJW 1070 HRN 1450

CFGP 1200 CJIC 1500 CKSO 780 CMCQ 1410 CMJX 740 KABC 1420

CFJC 880 CJKL 1310 :KTB 1209 CMCR 1320 CMK 720 KABR 1390

CF LC 930 CJLS 1310 CKUA 583 CMCU 1010 CMKC 1250 CADA 1200

CF NB 550 CJOC 1210 CKWX 1010 CMCW 1383 CMKD 910 KALB 1210

CFOS 1370 CJOR 600 CKX 1120 CMCX 1479 CMKE 13:0 KALE 1300

CFPL 730 CJRC 630 CKY 910 CMCY 590 CMKF 146') KAND 1310

CFPR 580 CJRM 950 CMAB 1240 CMGE 1370 CMKG 1150 KANS 1210

CFQC 600 CKAC 730 CMBC 690 CMGF 1120 CMKL 950 KARK 890

CFRB 690 CKBI 1210 CMBD 1260 CMGH 790 CMKM 1080 KARM 1310

CFRC 1510 CIéCA 1420 CMBF 1560 CMHA 1090 CMKO 1283 KASA 1210

CFRN 960 CKCD 1013 CMBG 1140 CMHB 1240 CMKQ 1490 KAST 1200

CHAB 1200 CKCH 1210 CMBH 1600 CMHD 1273 CMKR 1400 KATE 1420

CHCK 1310 CKCK 1010 CMBL 759 1CMH I 830 CMKS 710 KAWM 1500

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KBIX 1500 KFBI 1050 KFWB 950 KGLO 1210 KLBM 1420 KOKO 1370

KBKR 1500 KFBK 1490 KFXJ 1200 KGLU 1420 KLCN 1290 KOL 1270

KBND 1310 KFDA 1500 KFXM 1210 KGMB 1320 KLO 1400 KOMA 1480

KBPS 1420 KFDM 560 KFYO 1313 KGNC 1413 KLPM 1360 KOME 1310

KBST 1500 KFDY 780 KFYR 550 KGNF 1430 KLRA 1390 KOMO 920

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(Continued from Page 62) Springfield, Ohio, Radio Voice of Springfield, 1310 kcs. 100 Opelika. Ala.. Opelika -Auburn Brdcstg. Co., unitd. 117n kcs. 100(.25). Springfield, Ohio, S. Radio Corp., 1310 kcs. Orlando, Fla., Hazlewood Co., 1390 kcs. 1 100 unitd. kw. unitd. Springfield, Ohio, S. Radio Service, 780 kcs. Pawtucket, R. I., Pawtucket Brdcstg. Co., 250 days. 1390 kcs. 1 kw. unitd. Syracuse, N. Y., Civic Brdcstg. Corp., 1500 Phoenix. Ariz.. M. C. Reese, 1200 kcs. kcs. 100 unitd. 100(.25) nnitd. Tacoma, Wash., Tacoma Brdcstg. Co., 1420 Ponce, P. R., Portorican American Brdcstg. kcs. 100(.251. Co., 1340 kcs. 1 kw. Tacoma. Wash., Michael J. Mingo, 1400 kcs. Pontiac, Mich., King -Trendle Brdcstg. Corp., 250 unitd. 1440 kcs. 250 unitd. Riverside, Calif., Traverse City, Mich., Northern Brdcstg. Co., Brdcstg. Corp. of America, 5711 kcs. 500 days. 1390 kcs. 1 kw. Riverside, Calif., Richard T. Sampson, 1390 Valdosta, Ga., John F. Arrington, Jr., 1230 kcs. 250 days. kcs. 250 unItc. Rochester. N. Y., Edward J. Doyle, 1270 Vincennes. Ind. Samuel M. Emison, 1420 kcs. 500 days. kcs. 100 unitd. Saginaw. Mich., Saginaw Brdcstg. Co. Vincennes, Ind., Vin. Newspapers, Inc., Salina, N. Y., Sentinel Brdcstg. Corp., 620 1420 kcs. 100 unitd. keg. 1 kw. nnitd. Sandusky, Mich.. Thumb Brdcstg. Washington, D. C., Lawrence J. Heller, 1310 Co., 880 Ices. 100(.25). kcs. 1 kw. days. San Juan, P. R., Enrique Abarca Watertown, N. Y., Black River Valley Sanfeliz, Brdcstg. Co. 580 Ices. 1 kw. unitd. San Juan, P. R., United Theaters, Inc., 580 Watertown, N. Y., Watertown Brdcstg. Corp. kcs. 1 kw. unitd. Willmar, Minn., Lakeland Brdcstg. Co., 680 Santa Monica, Calif., A. E. Austin, 1160 kcs. 250 days. kcs. 100(.25). Wisconsin Rapids, \Vis., Wm. F. Huffman, Scranton, Pa., Lackawanna Brdcstg. Co., 580 kcs. 250 unitd. 1370 kcs. 100(.25). Worcester, Mass., Scranton, Pa., Union Brdcstg. Co., 1370 kcs. Winfield A. Schuster, 1200 100C25) unitd. kcs. 100 unitd. Shelby, N. C., Jos. A. Lattimore, 1370 kcs. Worcester, Mass., C. T. Sherer Co., Inc., 100(.25) unitd. 1200 kcs. 100(.25). Spartanburg,S. C., S. Advertising Co., 1370 Yuma, Ariz., Silver Crest Theaters, 1420 kos, kcs. 1025) unitd. 10o S. H. 96 RADEX

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