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FM Stations WRC-FM (93.9 Rnc.1-5:30 A.M Mcmtlay Radio Progretzras WMAL (ABC) WRC (NBC) 1 WOL (MBS) WTOP (CBS) 630 FM 107.3980 FM 931 1450 FM 88.1/SOO FM 96.3 6:00 Tempo; 6:00-9:0C Jim Gib- News on the hourAl Ross, 5:30 bons.News;6.Mark Evans, and V2 hour. BillLook Today 6:006:30, 7,7:30, 8,5:304;30; News Malone; 8, NewsNews 6:30, 7, 8 8:30, Rendell, 6. 7, 7:30, 7:45, 8 Around the *Comiztorl, Hur. Eddie Gallaher World leigh. 7:35-9. Breakfast Club News; Al Ross News; Hurleigh N's, Scott Sutton :15 Don McNeilAl Ross; News Jim Gibbons Eddie 9:00:30 Variety andMr. MUSIC News; McC'enIck Gallaher's :45Music Willard Scott Sensible Sounds Sundial 1 0:00 The Strongs News; Mr. News; Compton News; A. Godfry :15 Familv Fun MusicBill MaYhugh Time :30 Music Mr. MusicNews; GladstoneArthur Godfrey :45 Strands; News Mr. Music Sensible Sounds Time 11 12 Jerry & Jimma News News; McC'mick News; Whisper- Pori Tunes BertBill MaYhugh ing Streets :30 Family Fun Park'sNews; Costello Yng. Dr.. Malone :45 Strongs: News Bandstand Sensible SoundsRoad of Life :00 At Home News; Bry RashNews; Compton N's; peter-Mary :15 with theCapital Bill Mavhugh Backstage Wife .30 Strongs By-LinesNews: Warren Helen Trent .45 Music; NewsPatty CavIn Sensible SoundsOur Gal Sunday :00 At Home %v7th News: My News: Foster Nora Drake :15 the Strongs True StoryBill MaYhugh Ma Perkins :30 Family FunMY True News; Heatter Mark Evans 1:45 Music; News Story Sensible Sounds Show At Home with N's: D. Ameche'sNews; Costello Rt. to Happiness :15 the StrongsReal Life StoriesBill MaYhugh 2d Mrs. Burton 2:00;30 MusicOne Man's Fam. News; Foster Peg Lynch Show :43 Music; NewsDr. Gentry Sensible SoundsPat BUttram 1:00Route 63 News: Five Milton 0. Ford House Party :15 Jim Hall Star Matinee Sensible Sounds Art Unkletter :30Route 63 Woman In House News; Hurleigh Bob Dalton :45Music; News Peruser Young Milton 0. Ford Show Route 63 News;Twilight News; Foster News; The :IS Jim HailTunes Milton 0. Ford Bob Dalton Show 4:00:30 Route 63 News; Times News; McC'm ickNews; Eddie :AS Music; News Twilight Tunes Milton 0. Ford Gallaher :coRoute 63 News;Twilight News; Hurieigh News; J. Barber :15 Jim HallTunes Milton 0. Ford Eddie Gallaher :30 Route 63 News;Twilight News & Sports News; Eddie :45 Music; M'VaPrvWeather; Tunes Sam Kaufman Gallaher; Evans :00 Seigel Sots.; HallNews; Sprague News; Meatier Roger Mudd :15 Route 63 Bryson Rash Milton 0. Ford Wash. News Rot :30 Daly: Harvey Sports;BusinessVan Voorhis Weather, Sots. 45 Music: News 3-Star Extra Milton 0. Ford Lowell Thomas OO Ed P. Moran News; Al Ross Fulton Lewis Jr. Soorts; Amos :15 Route 63 Ross: Harkness Jay Perri Andy :301 Jim HallWorld News News; Heatter Answer Please :451Route 63 Life and World Sensible SoundsEd. R. Murrow :00 Felix Grant News; You Bet News: Singiser Jaime Bragg :15 Felix Grant Your Life"World Today" Show :30 In Studio 63Night! ne; News Bill Stern News; .1. Bragg RT65:451Grant; News Nightl ne; News "Capital Assign" Show :00 Mighty Mo Nightl ne Good Music TimeNews; Jazz is :15 ShowNight' no Paul Hume My Bea :30 Mighty Mo Nightline SchubertRobert 0. 9:451 ShowVoice of Ttence Symphony No. 3 Lewis Show 1 0:00 Felix Grant News: Time Good Music TimeNews; Bob :15t in Studio 63 for Music Paul Hume Dalton Show :30 Felix Grant Time for MacOowellBob Dalton :45 In Studio 63 Music Plano Concerto Show 1 1 Hi Fl Time News News; Singiser World Tonight In Time Good Music Time SMS. Weather :30 63 for Paul HumeMusic :45 Music; News Music Beethoven MI Dawn News News; French News; Music 1 2:00p-Etlugn:3 Time Sign Off Felix Grant for Dawn (Grant; News Music (Till 5:30 a. m.) FM Stations WRC-FM (93.9 rnc.1-5:30 a.m. to I a.m. WGMS-FM (103.5 mc.)-6 a.rtsto mid- WTOP-FM (96.3 mc.)-24-hour operation.night. WBUZ-FM (95.5 me.)-7 a.m. to 9 p.m. WARL-FM (105.1)-5:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. WASH-FM (97.1 mc.)-7 a.m. to 11 p.m. WUST.FM (106.3)-7:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. WFAN (70.3 me.)S a.m. to 9 (a.m. WMAL-FM (107.33-11 a.m. to 1:05 a.m. WWDC-FM (101 mc.)-7 a.m. to 2 p.m. OTHER STANDARD STATIONS WGM5 (570 kc.)-6 a.m. to 12:15 P.M. WOOK-1340 kc 24 hours per day WPIK-7:31) kc.Daylight Only WEAM-1390 kc.-24 hours per day WARL-700 kc.Daylight Only* WOL-1450 kc.-6 a.m. to midnight WGAY-1050 kc.Daylight Only* WDON-1540 kc.Daylight Only WUST-1130 kc.Daylight Only WPGC-1580 kc.Daylight Only WFAX-1220 kc.Daylight OnlY* WINK-1600 kc.-6 a.m. to 2 a.m. WWDC-1260 kc.-24 hours per day *Authorized to operate sunup to sundown Programs printed here. conform to inf ormation fu nished by stations at time of publication PDF compression, OCR, web optimization using a watermarked evaluation copy of CVISION PDFCompressor.
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