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KFWB-Dorothy Burnham. pianist. 8:30; and soloists: Hollywood Broadcasters. program, 8-9; Feminine Fancies(C.)nt9:30. KNIFC-State of PrOSPerltS, 8:30; "Sam." 9.30. KNITR-Stock Quotationsat 8: home talks:records. KNX-Prayer, records; Arizona Wranglers, 900. KTM-Recordings, 9. /11 a.m. to 12 Noon KECA-Ilarvard vs. Army (CO 10:50. KF1-Woman's Magazine (C.) 10:30: 3 Co-eds. 10:50; ballads, 11:30; Spanish lesson, 11:45. KFWB--Organ recital. 11:30; Wade Mara- thon. KHJ-Cheer Us and Smile Hour. 10: Army vs. Harvard (C.) 10:45-1. KMPG-Radioliers at11. KMTR-Records at 10: Galloping Qophers at 10:30: Fashions at 11; musical inter- lude, 11:30. KNX-Eddie Albr)ght."BeYoungand Happy'. records,11;musicale.11:30: "J" Jingle Man, 10:30. 12 Noon to 2 p.m. KFT-Federal market reports. 12: Packard TwIns, 1:45; US.C.. TS. Utah. 2-3. KFWB-Tom and Wash at 12; pianist, 12:15, Rose Valerie and concert en- semble. 12:30. KM-Footballto1:Manhattan Tower Urch. IC) at 1; Times Forum. 1:30. KMPC--Organ. 1:15; records.1. KMTR-News. 12;trio.12:15;Lumber- jacks. 1:15. KNX-Records. 12:SilverSlipper Cafe. 12:30; radio church, 1; Eddie Albright in reading, 1:30. KTM-Records at 1; lecture, 1:45, 2 to 4 rs.m. KECV-Plano and song, 3:15: Paramount Trio. 3:30. KPI-U.S.C. vs. Utah. football. KFWB-L..4. vs. Hollywood. baseball, 2:13. KHJ-Oregon vs. Stanford (CO 2:15. KMPC-Hoops and Jingles at 3. MITIL--U.S.C. vs. Utah. 2:30. KNX-U.S.C. vs. Utah Again. 2. KTM-Over the Teacup. 2:L.A. Play- ground varieties at 3:30:organ, 2:30; Indian Village. 2:45; organ, 3:15. 4 to41 p.m. ILECA-DiversifiedMelodies.4; Sunny FourQuartet.4:30:HavenJohnson. crooner. 5: Toes Allen, violinist,5:15; Fuller Man (CO 5:30. KF/-Bob andJimmy.hnrrnonr.after game: Gossip at 5:15; piano and voice at 5:30: stock reports. 5:45. KFWB-The Revelers after game. KHJ-Football to 5: world-wide news after come: Columbia Male Chorus (C,) 5:15: studio. 5:30. KMTR-Records: news. 5:45. KNX-Football to5: Travelogue, 5:re- cord)ngs. 515. KTAI-Spanish program, 4:organ. 4:30; records, 4:45. Itto 7 DOM. KECA-L. A. Fire Dept. Orotfestra.6. KFI-General Rice. Hour (C.)6; Walter Damrosch. KFWB-Jackson'sEntertainers at 6: organrecital.6:30:Ceciland Sally at 6:43. KHJ-Columbis "Showboat." (C.)6. KAITR-Banjo 130yS, 6; S. C.Collegians. 6:30. KNX-KNX Dinner Ensemble. 6:Frank Watanabe, 8:15: Luboviski Violin Reci- tal, 6:30. 7 to 0 p.m. KECA-Strinc ensemble and soloist. Mg-Lucky Strike Hour (C.) 7. KFWB-Collealateprogram.7:15: con- tinuity. 7:30:nationalfootball scores, 7:50: Salon Orch., 7. KHJ-Chlcag0 Varieties (C.) at Jesse Crawford. organist.(.C.)at,:30. KAITR-Sweepstakes.(:15:Studio Boys. 7:45: Football Results at KNX-Musicale 7;ArizonaWranglers, 7:30. to 9 p.m. KECA-Rainbow Harmonies (C.) 8: Amos re Andy (CO 8:30: Sperry Smiles (C,) 8:45 1:F1-Gilmore circus (C.) 8. KFWB--Four Moods."8-0. KILI-Don Lee Symphony at 8: Will Gar- oway In "All Orley" program, 8:30. KAITR-Musical Maskers, 8:15. KNX-KNX Nile Club, 8:10: women's golf results. 8. KTM-Ranch Boys at 8. 9 to 10 p.m. KECA-KECA String Ensemble and Len- ore Killian, D. KMPC-Junior Chamber of Commerce. FUT-Geo. Laibling. pianist at 9; Moore Orch, and soloist. 9:30. Pryor KFWB--Garden ofMelody.' 9: playlet. 9:30, Civic Repertory Theater.Radio KHJ-Show Shoo at 9: Whlte's Night Club. 9:30 "In New York." KAITR:-Song and piano duo. O. K.NX-KNX Nile Club; musical cor.trasts. 9:45. KTAI-Orgen and song. 0. 10 p.m. to Midnight KECA-Arenur Lang.baritone,. Georgia Williams. violinist. .10. Mg-Spotlight Review (C.) 10:30; national football scores. 12: midnight frolic. 12:05. Kr WB--Ted. Weems oral..10:Georae Olsen'sorchestra.10:30:Montmartre Dance Orchestra. 11-11:30 11.11J-World-witle news at 10: Burtnett's Blitmore Orchestra. 10:05-12. KMPC-11111St 1/. Billies at 10:RayHowell MMTR-Happy Harry at 10:30; "Remem- bering.'10: Dance Marathon: 11-12. KNX-Gus Arnheim's orchestra. 10-12. 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